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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
HARNESS RACES AT LEXINGTOH

Lexington Nv. Oct. 10 lspeciaiJ.-lhefc plenty
0. speed for hiid day oi iho btcccr< meeting In
contest 70. The Tfany l,aLa resulting IA trong
record ior ir IIaIi It'd, VINO won thi. IN
straight heat stepped the ar,. mile in 2C1 AID the
THIRD Ia l.,5.. .wI:c oTcEr o"n record and the
time IN a ,lottns race for kcntdck, Phoebe wilkes.
the iayore owe: other el.ht aters ~ the Trans,
,aL's aid NJ for two ats and va, una r. % do
snytrnc alth HaIiotta IN III th: IT 10 male
h"9 60 aIot.cr sensational n'. Thi, con. called
third This afternoon when crowd Of abou, ) 900 was
icsont The ioGtng just suited - Harrctta. soft
on TOP and firm below the cushion
= - trot which opened the spoi; to-day. would
have been in heats IL the driver % Happ,
Courier had failed hear the word IN The second
and lost much ground that H. cOul not make II up
Delegate prOnted by the mistake and earned record
just inside the 30 mark After that Happy Courier
woa a. he pleased Getting better record c4fh tine
until he has now 2lGl. 10 his credit.
Prntcs Clara the fatOritc amoag the yraFiings
but her ureadncs, spoiled her chan and i'oseil won
the dash IT. . 32t. ms Is the fastest record that
!carig troticf has made this beating Princess
cards performance Ncv-YoTk sst month by neif.y
Two
The race ios iwoyeas.Oi PAGERS brought ont s"nSa
aon IN the bay oily Dolly SDankc' who stopped hr-,
neat In :iC. after going the half In :o''. She
went at 2lO Clip toe half "a the next heat and
pulled Mp 10 let Intone save his distance, doing the
mile in 2 ISL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
NETWORK CITY.

The American Protective Tariff League an
nonnces the appointment Of Colonel ~ W. Wills
OF Nashville Tenn. State secretary FOR tha'
c,ate Colonel wills Is one OF the most vigorous
protectionsts in his STATE. and doubtless Will ada
much strength 10 the worl. Of the League IN that
part Of the country
The Scotch Presbyterian Church Is conducting
specl eyanCelistic services IN its new buliinS III
Ninety-nfth-st near Central Park, west. Las.
evening the Rev. william II. Harshaw addressed
the congregation This evening at o'clock the
Rev Or Elliott breaches. Other preachers VIII De
the Rev. Drs Marling Davies. Stoddard. SUIT ana
Thompson
The Museum Of Art will be open free 10 the pup
liz to-day tomorrow and Saturday. from 10 a. m
TO & T. NJ: Sumo afternoon from to O'CLOCK
and Friday evening from to 10 p. M The admis-
sion on Friday from 10 a. IN. to p. m Is - CENTS
Admission to the Museum Of Natural History Is
free to-day, tomorrow and Friday from ii. III
to 6 D. m: on Saturday. from "a m TO ~ p. H.
and on sunday from 10 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NON1AERS

The Common Council of Yonkers mas paSSpu d"
resolution providing that in all contracts W.
after given out by the City Of ionkers' inc 'o'
missioner of Public Works be authoriZed " ms -
in The spec,nca ions "A clause requiring ina. 'o' "
unskled labor to be employed on WORK u p' s'',"
ont by the CITY, preference be given u 0'''~-
and residents of Yonkers This re-olution wa"
offered because OF the large number 'l ''''''''
and other foreign laborers now einpl'!eu va ~,
work The annual report OF tue po'''
Education puts the amoun; In dddiuo" ~ -,
money TO b. received from the state "nich "''
l.. required for the support Of the SCHOOLS LOT Wv
coming wear At ssss. Of which @l"" Is ~,
toacher. salaries BESIDES this. SlO'2' ~ re'i"ie
70 meet interest and maturing bonds making "
total appropri,tion asked from the CITY 500 :.
Tho Common Council has passed Il rrso'u''''
directing the Fire Commissioners to c'nsii'' '.,''
r.nor, what ,teps are necessary to iInpro'e .n1
are rrotcctiXe conditions OF the city l. y pr ~, -
TO have a paid fire department, enu,PP,vn"at thr
,,o ~ .,nuaratis Notice is given that IN.
FcrnbrooX carpc' factory. which enlp''EI, Tine
200 ha nds will start UP next Wech on - ell IA
Warren g. smith. president OF the hieN -, f,r
4 sons carpet mills. VINO has been III r-moP .nI
the last two months. H. on his way nDir, H.
!, il expect-d that on lis arrival IL VII ",,,,n,,
ni,'Iv Known when these NILS, "Hich e'"P'0'
: 0c0 hands will resume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
GATHERED AYOI'T THE TOWN.

Thomas Z. Donnelly. the manager OF the Amer
foam Book Company. IS seriously III az his homa.
No. 80 Lefferson-ave. He has been SICK Tor seNera
months. His wife will not permit his brother ana
sister to him and they have sought oilciai a"!
ia the mater Police Justice Walsh ana Coroner
Kene have been consulted and refuse 10 interfere
Miss Donne!ly made an attempt to secure adn,is-
sion to the house MONDAY night bu; repulsed
W. J. daynor has been asked to give legal
opiniou In regard to the construction OF the low
as to whethe- The county towns shall EJECT super
visors this year. The terms Of Supervisors OF the
county are TO- two year,. and the present incdm
bents from the towns Were elected last year But
p law passed last year in reference 10 town OIL
GERS says thai their ;ormJ shall begin on the lSt
Of January in each year Some lawyers say that
this means that Supervisors mus be elected an
nually. John u. MeyeEborg. counsel to the Board
of Supervisors holds the contrary opinion
The Join, Committee on Bridges of the Board of
Supervisors o: Kngs AMI Queens counties will give
q hearing in the Cour nouse AT II a m. tomorrow
ir TIE matter Of constructing tunnel under New
torn Creek. between Greenpoint and Long Islam
City, al Manhat;an-aVe. Many advantages are
urged az likely to accrue from the construction OF
tunnel
Lpman T. Pike. one. wcl-knowo baseball
player, died yesterday =; NJ. LOG North oNiord-s.
He wss fo-ty-eiSh; years OIL Tic waa IN The on
Atlantic baseball nxc. and played many ycars
professionally with tie St Louis Brown. the Gin
onnati Red S;ocki'.s AMI he AlS"nj Basepdi'
Cab He left a Wiz AMI son
Mary Ackcr alas Mrs. Angelo Delnoce. who was
arrested with Dcli:occ a charge of counterfeit
ing South American money at their house on
Staten Island recently. discharged by United
states Commissioner Bellows yesterday. as thera
was no evidence a.ains, her. Delnoce was heId
for the Federal Gram Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
a BOY Killed Ely MS COMPANION
FATAL RESULT or PRACTICAL JuKlNG-H@ DID
NOT THINK THE PISTOL WAS LOADED.

NOT THINK THF PISTOL WAS LOADED
revolver which was thought not TO be loaded
discharged in the hands Of IA foolish boy In
Morrisania yesterday. and The bullet killed another
boy. Charles Allen. seventeen years Old OF No
el4 East One-hundred-an d-fftieh-s;.. and Joseph
Dockery. sixteen Yeas old Of No ~ East ore
hundre d-and-iifty -its-st. Were employed IN the
planning mill % Wam f.. UptcSroYc & Brothers
at Observation-Disclosures ana Hiver-dve. In
the noon nou: ,hc two boys ana Dumner Of
the workm.n talking ana ioking win ,ach
other IN front Of The MI. yest"rlIy. Allen w1s
regarded as q BOY with u weaK mini. ana many
practical Jokes had neor played al his expense.
He wen; 20 Il closet whcrc William u. Barker
the fireman. mad cOat hanging. and took
volver which III the POCKET o: the coat.
There were three car;r .fees in the weapon. which
the boy thought not loaded. He waved the
revolver in the air an! snapped II twice without
discharging H. Then he pIl!ej the trigger third
time. and the weapon was discharged. The bullet
entered the back O. young DOCkery. who sit
ting on u bench. and 80 boy fel To the ground
without d word II later thll the bullet
had pierced his heart ana mad killed him instantly
Young Allen vas hyster.I al with sricf when ne
knew thrt he had kille: Doctcry. He was taken
10 the Morrissnia police station. Docktry's body
was carried - the Harlem Morgue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
A CHrRcH CELEBRATES AZ tTvn ERSARr

There was great rciocins yesterday IN thu SIX
tenth Baptis, church in Yves, SiXtoe lth-st near
Eiehth-ave The occasion for Thanksgiving
VA the observance Of the s,sticth an
nivcrsarv OF the churc1 The church was
beautifully decorated. on "h.tc arch in
front Of the alta; inscribed the names Of
the pastors OF tn church sine" its foundation.
They were David Bernard. James Hodge. Jay :.
Backus Alonzo Wh,elock. J. W faSSa.r, VIII
tam S. Mixes David y. Juti-n. Matthe" II FOG
son and A. W II. Holder. The last three pastors
are still living. and were present 4; ycstei day
service The crvlcn was principally musical. but
addresses were made by s. r. white u deacon.
the Rev. VI H. Deming. secretary o. IN New
Mr. Whites address ~as an historical rcNlc" oI
the church's work. The celebration VIII end TINS
afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
CITrESlu RI
u 7 ~ II no
I, MOTHER CUTS HER SO:S THROAT

4 MOTHER CUTS HER so%S THnoAT.
Mrs Louisa Nalby. who lives In Rerg'n Inc ave.
G,tteuburc i.canlc suddenly Insane a. O'Clock
vest crday morning. ana made murd"iouS attack
on her son Jaincr AGED six years. whose throat
she cut with = carying-kuf. Hcr adopted son.
Theodore Blosscr. whD with hts faniy lives On a
lower floor heard the boys screams md succeeded
in r.. cuing him. He quoted tie mother an bound
IN tho bows wound. bat neglected TO call doctor
until da.iigni when II found that tn" tad
had lost so much blood that BIS recovery Is doubt
mi Mrs Malhy whose husband H. on WISH -
he Worlds Far WIS gent - the County jail for
examination AS 20 her sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
FREE LEfrr RES cX CfLyS1fAL YEt'HANItS

A series Of thrt, lectures or celestial Mcchan-
leg - TO be- given In Hamilton llal. colinhia cot
laec Saturday mornings -; io's' o'clock VIII begin
October H. and continue werky-oNccpi on Deem
her % and eo-,mui hnished Thosr addresses.
which are open u the public viii be delivered by
Or G. W Hi recently u the Nautical Almanac
Office in Wasninetpn. 1e 80 also Il member OF inc
National AcaI.uy Of Sciences and an Associate
of the Royai Astronomical Society ~ ir"nf Brit
ain and received from ;hc University Of Cambridge.
england the tile OF Honorary Doctor OF Sci"nc's =.
Professor J. j. i;ees. who has arranged this
course Of lectures. has received man expressions
of interest the project from "nint ~ aftfpnp-
,ncrs In various PARTS IF the country. II f. prob
able that sorrc oi pr. HIS auditors viii come
from a distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Il.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or Nl.w.YOHh. TUESDAY. OCT. TO- 1893.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
Steamer I.udgste IIAl ,Br Brown. London September
q vita na-c ana - ps,.cnec'' to sa"delson Sons
>trincF Mana or. Folcnan. Lch September -.
Dundee - win uhsc to simpson. Spence a Young.
steamer Ko,'r Wilhelm /! C.cr, st@lmer, Bremen
80 CABIN ana - ce,aec passengers to oelrich' Co.
S,carer Drc isn Ger, KfuncTcr Denel with mdsc
L, 'hln ana 40 ,,cs.ss l.,snscr' for NeM,f.s !,
oyIricAs { 60. Arr'sd at ~ pT at % ~.
30 Win dr !, ,sobu SECOND cblu and 80
pa ,rnsrr, to Peter Wright Sono Arrived At the Ear
S;ae T. r,ni5c lDq!c sSn%%sH An's,,p See ?;
'"' st,neT so%:ld GD Thompson Mara.a'bo scptem.
D-e , Daict,. Arri "a at ne Bar at $50 ,.
o,i s'' r It I%n' snd Hope bay s. rs MARIA T. 1i,h
mis-. and one cabin Iss'cnecr to } + h".r a co. Ar
amer Kre crboeAer ilaSey. Nev-orean'' with mdsc
IT amer Christopher Crawford Jacksonville. with
steamer C1attahoochc,. ss,agc Savannah. with mdse
AMI pas. ntcr. To X l. walAcr 49,,
steamer r'Mnrc. iasram nsorsetcMn ; C ana ~ WILL
s:eancr Guy andoIt". waHcr. Nofol>, with mcr'
Sandy Hook, 80 y m.-"ind y light breeze hay.
CLEARED.
stea%s,; rsnaaa ,sm@n'' Rivers Havana and N'Nc'"
steamer Francisco (Hr). jenkins. IIu-sand'rson &
oo STEAMER CIV Of Columbia Jcnncy Norfolk and New
rot Ncws--Od Dominion - Go. - !,
steamer Herman NihN', Nlch'frOh, i'o''"'-'
pnOck. .,
St,ancr Maje.tic tDr. PARCEL. Id,crpool-H Maitland
~, amer CIV Of san Antonio Brakeman. West Point
Va o. Dominion - co. , -.
steamer Newport ,onnor Colon-Stamfori. Parry,
Heron 60. ~ = 49,,
STEAMER Domingo iIr). Gorley, Halifax. ana
~ Jnnns t-BoNrne Archibald. .
Sframer pcconic tlirl, II irndcn, Opoo-Phclps BROS
amer Penlland (Dch). DE b. err Iot.crdar-Funci,
steamer Iiocah mr.. Black Monteviieo. Burnos Ayres
.ud Ho-aIo- Iiu-k JeyonS.
STEAMER wacsand tBcgi, nnce. Antwerp-Internatonal
Nayiaaton Co. .,...,., 70
Walker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
NEW-JERSEI.
I.AfiW AY.

NICE ATE l-p THE WIDOWS MONEY
Nrs Nary n. r. an aged dow. i.ins n reihota-
8, RAILWAY had placed her sIvlnss from ti'e -
time N an old bureau drawer. The last ihstaimeh'
placed Their. q month ago. made ne t'ta' 'S"'
which was ali in bills o. the one. two ana I'VE a.
nomination Yesterday. upon S"inb u look IL
her treasure. she wa horriiicn - NM "'.' ~,
had chcwca and torn the bills. making con'orhp"
,,ost in which th~y we're rearing their young Not
on, OF the bills escaped mutlaton. ana Inc iarseN'
remaining piece OF any bill was scarcely Inc S'@-
OF a quarter while tho CUTTINGS maze ron =, -,
$50 would nearly 81. halipcck measure BITS u"
vno 4, seventy-iiv- years old. ara lives hIoh'. -
the widow u soldier. AID accum.i.trd Ncst sar - :
TO-. from q quarterly pension u $50 Friends VIII
enieayor 10 properly pie - the pms III o'1c' "
rave III. Government redeem thein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
NiOTNr VERNON

rh. ,t,b senarate Company. National Guard
gave a stree, paradc through the principal avenues
and an exhibition drill in FCUrth-ave on MohuaF
night There WAS also review by the city o'hc''''
cantain Kinder the commander ana his Object
and men received ovation all along TIE ""- :"
the parade The ionkers farK -NSSo','''V'' W.
-, w. ooo,,,tor or It's grounds near Tuckahoe,
- a.. col,p.l ,;.orge W. Cantine. of NewburS
and others will make addresses. and there WIZ 10
music and refreshments The Board "' r'u"'
cation Of the Fourth DIstrlc; has tcclarf,l
,"bnr d the day Of the parade Of the fo,uhtrs'
t,cmon Of Westminster. RocLland ana other Hou
,ics holiday Ia the Ffth-ave., Tenth-aNe'' ''N'"
ST. and Washins tOnTl!le schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
rtIIAr Is GOING on TODAY.

Third vIeiiant-valkyrc International yacht race.
n.uublIcan County Con> entiOn. Grand opera HOUSE
Hal. D. N. - ~ wo.t
Conference with School COMMISSIONER NO "c''
Twenty ninth 81. , No.,
ninor ., New.York State Medical Association, Iio'i
Prunsw ok. evening.
Mcdico.Icgal Society no. 1859 Broa1way, evening
Erookyn Institute meeting. Association Hail. brooNyh'
evening. anu. $4,000.
20 Ice fheltr, West SlXtc'nthet
Races Of Clifton. D. NJ
Race, a. Morris Park, p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
or. vEEMiI.YEA SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Dr. William G. Ve,miyca, Of No. III Barbey-st''
has begun a suit for divorce from ms wife. MIS-
Eva Viola Vermilyca, IN Chicago, alleging haoNua'
drunkenness as The cause. Ms. Nermliyea went
TO live with hey mother Two years ago Her son.
1--WE years old. lives with his ia;ter. out the ho'heT
has frequently visited ;he boy. Sic was greatly
surprised 10 receive notice cf the suit Tor divorce
and says that she lc!i her husbands nome after a
dispute with his mother. She denies the charges
against her, and says she could quickly prove, ii
she had the money. that she is entitled TO olVorce'
as her husband was a gay man when she lived with
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
PATERSON

Father Mlrp'- sdl holds possession o. nc
parish hous. Of :; Josephr Roman Catholic 'nui' n
ton, which he W. cvlctc! Moni-y. Dr. Smith
ya,s ,ha, Murphs has 10 rgh, TO b' in possession
o. the parsonac, A. h" had beea aelos"d b. h''h'p
Wicfrr Father Smith lays thai n VII a. once
begin eloctmcu. proc. cings against Murpny Tor
-, a. ,ha t.usa Mn McAlsuus. the
hous.kceper for Father Murphy. says shs VIII SUI
- smith for damages oa account "i ~. f"ig'i %
,us ,.ik L,,uc- smith s.y~ h' visa SIC III" parish
toner's who assisted Fa:crg Murphy Ia restoring
his Effects o. nj house aft"r me hh' be-h
pia cca On tho -d"Wdlk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
HOME NEWS.
rpo,uXrVT ,RRIVAI.S AT THE HOTELS

Observation-Disclosures oncl Il. Nuecht. OF Bcf'
m,da FIFTH AVENCE-Johl A. kas-'h' OF IOWA
phui, d Armour Of Chicago. and the Rev Dr. MOSS
= ,' ., ricbmonI Va, HOLLAND-Gcnera Joseph
y Torrcnce @. Chicago. and Henry C. FLICK oil rlu'.
Iure MURRAY HILLS, nator Charles 1. saA'oi o..
c-,de \ Y and cN.Con gresham H. 3 "r'enIcat' OF
Uh.,er vICTOErA-Baron q. Schins, OF the
49, ,,., -, w,.hincton ST JAMES-lIOraco
,u,m,n Minister fof Nicaragua at Washington
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS toH
"A THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL. ~ Kt~
CliVED Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICE No 1,2+2 III sd.
way I'd dor norta OF ranty u.s.. an ADNL..
TIsEMENTS at the following amen OMer,. 2)t
Eiehtnave. s. =. cor. Ia Myth I'd 81. 15s sAtA,e;
iS Four th. ave- corner Foul feminist 10 Third a,
corner Fort seventl.st. 02j Thirt'iyc. near sixty.
nr-tst 7oS Firsta,e. TO- Wcst Forty seeoni 81 ~.
Coumbus save. 5. Avenue A. 1928 TIL dave. ~ West
Fourtccnth-st 257 vat Fsrty-,eeoad-st % Th.rdsM,
i33s Thri.ave. . 05i Thi dave, bet One-hundi'd'
ini.twenh aud one hur re lind thrtc nth 50
At the HARLEM OtFll rs $50 Fast one,hnnar.a'
w One-hundr d-ald w en.y.
af,hst and $40 West Onchuud land forty hfths; up
10 8 D. M. at ? grar oice rates ,,,o
In Rropkyn A. o. Cohr-.t 5,j De K,ibAvc. 1,2do
Beifordave.. up tn p. M. a. regular oniee fs.s"v
London Once for advertisements .vj Regcnt-s@s W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
TWO UOTEL LEASES SOLD.

4 mos, important sale ut the Trinity Salesroom
ves,eri,v ras that OF the leases Of the Hotel Ham
Uion Onchundred n nd -twentyhfth- and tIghth-
ave. and Of the Hotel Shebourue Thirty-fourth-st'
and Thlrd-ave. by william Kennedy. The leases
were made By William Aston and George H. fead'
The mortgage he'd by Valentine the brewer was
al ~, GOVERN. both properties. and including the
r,rrt,,,r. and nxiures one bill Of sloc was made
Nv i {; Whitehead and for that amount the
entire property was knockei uo""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A RUSSIAN MAKRIES 4 DF.NMUTE.
FORTUNATE ENDING OF DIFFICULT CcUkTsHIP
IN THE SIGN LANGUAGE.

C!yN Justice Murphy in The leave. court yester-
day united Yetta lowcnkiDd, deal ana
Norris j. Margollus In marriage Tho latter "r-
lived fror, Russia 4 few months ago and found en-
ploynent at No 20 North Tour;h-st., with Max
CHASER & boss painter lie cannot speak "oid %
English The bride is sister of Gissers VIE. ana
q. was during her visits ner brother-in-laws shop
that she me; Marsoiius. She smiled on him swee'iS
and he bowed politely TO her. bu. further than that
--conycrsa; ionally- they could not 20. Both were
deeply in love but MaIgol,us did not know no" %
make ms feelings known Al last he went TO a
woman who had taught Yetta the language ~ the
fingers and took lessons y week ago he went 20
Yetta's home at No. 1i0 Ewcn-st., and invited h"i
on. for a walk. Under the g.,sl.ght he proposed L,
her jr the deaf and dumb language. She accepted
him and Uhcn the fact was made Known the young
vornan's relatives were delighted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
ART AND ARCHITECTURE
At THE
WORLDS FAIR.
NOW READY.
NOW READY.

Prepared by THE NETWORK TRlB-
UNE, and the Only Guide in existence
which visitors at the Worlds Fair can
resort to for guidance in studying those
features of the great Exposition. For
sale at Tribune COUNTING ROOM.
Price rs cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
sconrs IN TIE CHESS TouENAMrNr.

Emanuel Iasker gave mot marvellous "Niou" I"
chos, ycsterday WHEN ne played In tho cgth roun1 oil
.he tour.spcn. az the Manhattan 'hr'' '"p as"'""
rulsburg He scmcd by LoIck, after hlty't"iee
,o>es q, ~asscai ,t,ic Tie other gsmes fe,ui ed
follows RYAN beat 'sOs.y after forty ceh moves. IN
Euy iop~z. Sh,waite worstcd schnAd' ia a Nienn"
came ,lter s!N.pnc oily brat pollock, the latter
falling % sMsdr' Lcc a'c Taubrhans drew WINE jas
,o.fo d,ny w, vo.rj by Ianham In Scilan defence
Alter ni,v.'hrcc
AppndcG TIE .cor, OF De competitors efer yc'ter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
NOTICE TO MARINEES.


steamer Grecian an lie Gallias from New-fork Sep
TENDER -. arrived at t,a-goW October 10
steamer rOft tlrl. Robinson sailed from Leith for
New York October 10.
Steamer Luriscn (Br. Rrown. from NewYork Septem-
lr- 26 for Dover passed irawc Point Octob' 10.
steamer Will6ormen tGrr. "haefer from CuNhayen
for Ncw.Nork passed the Isle OF Wight October 10.
Steamer American tDuch NOegr, from Ncw-iork sep
teuh,r - for --. passed Dover October TO-
IT amer Virginia lGrrl. >chec sailed from Gothenburg
for New.lOri October I.
steamer iirkla dam. Laub, sailed from Swihemunde
for Nrw-l ork october I. .
steamer Ncnctil n"rl. Won Ba>-rwiii, from NcwforA
Ii. Via ''Ofh'nhIrg. etc arrived at swine
mundc OrtOb ,.
Stc,urr Ilrrmerhaycn Dutch Hut. from New-Yorx
S,,,rr,lrr arrived at Nieuwe Natcrweg O,tlber y.
s,rau.r Easily Abbey ,Prl Cooper from New York
scnt,n,brr 90 Orrvcd a: Antwerp Octol,r =
steamer Lep'Hto i,rl. Wise from NewYork September
90 IL, D,pt'ord arrived at Antwerp october g
Stconlr, Vest, f>wcdi. turf!on from NcwYork
-etcrer Is for orde,nX 81 1t Iaulac October 10
" c,mer Eronnriny Frcrrc' Wilhelm Gee. Ahrens.
Tor Nov York ,nfl.d from Gcno, q, tOi,r To-
S,ronrr California (ir Mitchell. from NcwYork
September Is ~ ,,o.., ,, ,,o x,,.
Septeub,r 10 arrived at Genoa october Z.
steamer Cyrll Orrl Oiplant sailed from 81. Lucia for
Ncw.york October =.
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MEDICAL PAPERS READ

A number o: rieIesting medical papers were
read yesterday :he second and third sessions Of
the tenth annual convention OF the Ncw-York state
Medical Association. ii Mott Memorial Hall. No.
"a Madison-sYc. The afternoon session ~as devoted
to a discussion or LESSONS oc the Plcura." There
were present a: the Convention yesterday Drs.
g. D. W. Mcleod. president: John g. Truax. John
Shrady. stephen Smith. zera j. Lusk. Nelson J..
North James c. Porteus. Frank W Ross. Will
lam McCuilum. Edward +. Brush. i. Blake White.
NJ. K Hogan Charles a Lealc. -. =. cambridge.
Austin Flint. T. NJ. H.. Chrystie. John A. Wyeth.
Reginald II. Sayre and Sir James Grant. OF ot-
iowa A discussion IN. treatment %. appcndi-
eItis Will begin this afternoon. IN the evening
.here viii BE- dinner at the brunswick Hotel
EXCURSIONS TO WORLDS FAIR VIA WASH
INC-ON AND THE l.. AND .. r. r.
Special train Of vcstiLre coaches Wal leave Jcr-
sey Central Station. foot Of liber'y-s:; Newyork.
l.rO a m jet. lth and 18Th: arrive Chicago
I:30 pm next day. 81 round trip: good ten days.
Ticket Offices. Nos. i1:. 4ls and l.i+o Broadway
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81. lc'crsNNrs O0i u ilIIdg wa b'aI'H O'0A7 10y
r>ch gorh ,nri forts Moves the former p,'n.
srnch defence. 1srrae. not IschcOrn. non The first
c,ue PLAYED Oh SUNDAY.
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Spelllnan's Hats.

navy ,xn WINTER STYLES IN ALL THE
FASHIONABLE SHADES. BEST VALUES IN i"'
CITY 100 AND III PARK ROY" YUM XIV
CHAMBERS ST.
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c,,c.. Work l. l''f on base New or i.r,"'
~ Fn.. base ~ bdI-DH Baldwin !. 81 lima
Sti.r. ou-H Kennedy =. lhtr' Nd,' hl, 'o,.' ~,
lily Tv,.La,e nit DOYLE. IOuT, SHoci. HIh" ide
I'D sscfia," nir- irinan DoyI' Mll-..n 'I,,n.
20, G. o~h rurn . Daily. Hatred Kennedy Stoici
h,.e. i;.Itr Co-,orai ~hoch ID uh'c pa -hAti''u'
paw ard foutl: Fuller and Dove J. u. ana .onh',
III Nv ,.@rtr palv. VIVA ptchc--kenncdy fc'N J..
lime q. UmIi.e--''drncy.
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