The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-22

sEw SoEk LETTER.
Srw yonx. September s.b. .rsea.

New loRE. September SEh. 1888.
True 10 the predictions Of The financial
men. the effects Of The defeat a the frsss
silver mania are airsady ieing felt. The
return Of public confidence has already had
its good effect. Tho entire stock and bonsl
list on tiie Exchange has improved. T7se
speedy action q the Senate will, wifh The
signature Of the President, seal the death
warrant Of free coinage. Currency Is al
most at Isar. and loans are being made with
renewed confidence. When the subject Of
tariff has baen settled and some plan adopt
ed. then tEe golien days Of our prosperity
will orae more Tesurn-
The talk and gossip. which followed the
great Fliarsiy Fat1e, which Jauses Il kssna' 4
great colt. Domino. won. had MOI yet ceased
when the announcement vas ulasle that Mr.
kssss1e Lad ace-lssd Mr Dwyers Oft 10
match his great colt wIth Mr crueknr' fest
eoi;. nobbins. TIE fact Of she event Of
ssach 3 Face dnew over 1900 people 10 the
shcefshead Bay race track las4 Friday. The
race was for $1,000 q side and g. 500
added By the Coney Island JOCKEY Club. Ii
was asrps1 that The weights sfs0aid be re.
dnced from 10 pounds. carried IN the Fn-
tsErlty. 10 lis posnds. Tanal had the mOuns
GA nomlne, and Sirnaas rode Dssbhsnsl The
betting was s0iG on Domino. who Eas
installed sasurife. A mighty shout sent
up from the usnltissie ~ the tW0 greas
colts Esassesl the grand ssased, On their way
% the pests After several unsuccessful
breaks starter Rose leE them 70. while the
-. TrS6gsEEs ss.sk glle -lessd slsssay follow
ei hy Domino. Wkrn the had of the
stretch was reaehed. pobbins seemed 10
draw away from the untsAten Domino. But
al slse same instant Taral went 10 work with
hands and hers On Mr. kezsxseis great colt.
and riding a. only Taral can. the horsez ran
nose and nose passing the wire at the same
time. During the few seconds that the
Jockeys worked like deatn0ns on their re-
sssctiye mounts the vast multitude became
oae mass ot howling humanity. Iobs,ins
wins vas heard from the club horse, but
Taral's greA; efforts 0n the sturdy and gal
liant Domino were successful. ard Domino
has no; yss met his eonqueror. But the
horses were insepar2bac. and neither was
the conqucrur. When the Judges announced
dead heat the scene became usse of indie
scrllabie enthusiasm 4 rush was maid
fer the club house TO sSse II the owners had
appreciated and sr,oriSluzniike move on the
Part If Dir keene 10 match his colt, after
winning sgsck a hard ridden race as the
| Futurify Many peopse well informed on
turf matters say that Domino Is the greatest
tw0-ysar-oli that ever wore saddle For
ssach young horses 10 finish in such a rans. -
as to run a dead heat. i remarkable. Dom
mo. with the popular and b9ainy. Taral IN
the saddle. had yet to be beaten
Labor Day passed very quietly and en-.
/ joyabls. The weather was perfect and a
very popular holiday was enjoyed. Picnics.
games, bicycle races and many hail games
drew many people from the busy parts d
the metropolis The feature Of the day.
however. was the parade Of the various Ia
bcr organizations. 4 more imposing sight
was never witnessed than when the parade
started down Broadway. Over 500 work
ingmen were in line, and they were gTeeses
by great enthusiasm all along The line.
None but the stars and stripes were carried
and not one anarchist dared 10 carry han
ner Of red anarchy. Il was noticeable thal
at least l5c0 American flags were carried ii
the parade. Each organization had soTi'
exhibit showing the manufacture Of differ
ent articles. II was certainly great pro
Icession. showing the strength and valor o
american lat,or.
There were two games at the Pol
grounds. 800 witnessing the morning gam
land 10000 attended the one in the after
noon. Louisville defeated the home team
in the morning. but Captain Ward
giants" downed the Colonei's from Ken
lucky in the second game. New York i
now fifth in the League race. being but ON
game behind the Cleveland team. and hav
ing commanding lead over the boys frou
Brooklyn. II is an Acknowledged fact tina
Manager-C Captain-Second baseman War
will have team hard to beat when th
season opens next spring.
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