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LIKELY TO BE A CONTEST.
clerk Bassett Improving.

Clerk Newcombe s. Bassett of the board
of public works, who has been seriously
i'll with malarial fever for the past three
weeks, is rapidly recovering, and 1t is ex-
pected will soon be able to resume his du-
ties at the city hall.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25


THE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE APPRAISAL
In the probate court yesterday Attorney
Livingston W. Cleaveland was appointed
trustee and Antonio A. Rockwell and
Charles E. Bradley appraisers On the in
solvent estate of William H. Moore, late
proprietor of the Star clothing house on
Church street. All efforts to effect set
Element with the creditors have failed
TO RECOVER 5000.
Lawrence Myers has brought cult against
John b. Whiting to recover 5000 for money
loaned.
THE MARETT FUND.
The matter of the Marett fund for the
care of imbeeiles and weak minded persons
and idiots, in the hands of Trustee Henry
T. Blake, will come up before the probate
court Monday at 10 a. m , when it is ex-
pected answers will be submitted TO the
petition of Tilton E. Doolittle, who asks
that the fund be placed in the hands of q
trustee and the income devoted to the pur-
poses for which 1t Was originally given.
will agree upon date for the arguments.
THE BUNNELL & SCRANTON CASE.
Judge Prentice yesterday decided that
the trustees of the Bunnell & Scranton e.
tate be allowed $1,000 in addition to the
SAC, 900 to pay the special claimants, this
sum to be taken from the general fund.
Attorney Newton's plan of distribution is
satisfactory. 60 the case will probably not
60 to the supreme court as expected.
SUIT REGARDING FURNITURE.
The supreme court of errors was held
yesterday in Bridgeport. A New Haven
case was on. It was that of George L.
Sanford VS.. Peck & Bishop, a suit to re-
cover for goods stored with Peck & Bishop,
and which the latter sold. Alling, Webb
& Morehouse appeared for Sanford, and
Bristol, Stoddard & Bristol for Peck &
Bishop.
AN APPEAL CASE.
In the civil side of the superior court
yesterday the trial of the appeals of Mrs.
Julia E. Ives and John A. Parker of
Cheshire from the reports of the commits
sioners was begun and will be resumed to-
day.
LIKELY TO BE A CONTEST.
W. E. Russell of Orange, was yesterday
estate of the late Ellen A. Newton, wife of
Thomas E. Newton of Orange. There is
standing In Mrs. Newton's name some
property in New Haven worth 5000,
which, 10 the husband claims, was bought
with his money and was simply put into
his wife's name for certain reasons. CD.
Fitch of Chester, a brother of the de-
ceased, disputes that claim and will fight
for his portion of the estate.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
45HK ROSSI MURDER CASE

The trial of Giae omo Rossi, charged with
murder in the second degree in having
caused the death of Thomas Cochrane, will,
1t is expected, be commenced tomorrow
morning. The following extra panel OF
jurors has bsen summoned Peter Dunn,
John Lynch and John P Callahan of Bran.
ford, James A. Stone, Frank F. Sraith and
Hayden O. Pardee of Cheshire, Eli n
Vandercook and David b. Smith of An
sonia, Henry A. Nettleton, David whitney
and James J. Sweeney of Derby, John s
Tyler and Charles W. Bradley of East Ha
ven, Carlton Stevens, Hart Landon ant
William a. Norton Of Guilford, Semue
Ladd, William Hitchcock and Norris B
Mix of Hamden.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
For over Fifty Years

Mrs. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children teething 1t soothes the child soften
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and il
the best remedy for Diarrhoea; Is cents a bottles
Sold by all druggists throughout the world
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
Saugatuck Division.

From Winsted and way stations via Man
gstuck Junction, 9.45 a. m, AZ, 7:iO
p. m.
Via Derby Junction, 9.4l, ll.5s a. n.
AS, 7:i0 p. n
Sundays 5;S2 p. N.
From Waterbury and way stations via
Derby Junction, 7:i0 q m. 2.s2 p. N.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
A WEDDING I'm HARTFORD.

Miss Fannie Goodrich WEEDS Mr.. T. L.
Mason Yesterday-SamueI Beers OF
This City Best Man.
HARTFORD, Oct. "a The marriage of
Miss Fannie Goodrich, of this city, to Mr..
Thomas Lansing Mason, of New York
was celebrated hsre to day at high noon
the ceremony being witnessed by mum
Der of prominent people from New York
and other cities.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. William
Henry Goodrich, one of the editors and
proprietors of the Hartford Courant.
The best nan was Mr.. Samuel Beers OF
New Haven (son of r. A. Beers and
nephew of exLieutenant Governor Mer
win) and the maid of honor was Miss
Hunter of New York. The bridesmaids
were Miss Billings of Springfield, Mics
Kellogg of Hartford, and the Misses Hills.
The ushers were Mr.. John Angus Mckay,
Mr.. George Gilman, Mr. Frank Goodrich
brother of the bride, Mr.. Frederick
Whittemore and Mr. Maitland Griggs
The bride wore gown of heavy white
satin with skirt made perfectly plain and
with quantities of old point lace ON the
bodice. She carried q bunch of orange
blossoms and lilies of the valley.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
sDAIly.
Northampton Division

From Northampton and wsy stations,
9.22 q. n.
From Shelburne Falls and way ststions.
LES, s.sI. sos p. m
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
Trains Arrive I'm
New Haven.
New York Division.

From New York and Way STATIONS.
From New York not stopping until AZ
rival at New Haven, 1000, lls3O,
q. m, i:40, $40 p. m, 5ss5' p. N.
From New York and Bridgeport only,
ESQ (4:l0 .. m. Via Harlem river,D 4.s3,
ESQ., p. m Sunday only $50. p.mO
From New York, Stamford and Bridge
port l:i0 q. M
From New York, So. Norwalk and
Bridgeport only ls55* and 2.05s q. N.
From New York, Stamford, So NorEElk
and Bridgeport, 100. 200, 3s55 p. m
Via Harlem River Stamford, SO. NorvRlk
and Bridgeport, 2.90,* COOS from New
Rochelle and Milford slsoD HOO and Hiss
| a. N.
From New York, Por;chesier, Green
witch, Stamford and way stations E5:25 n.
m. including Riyerside) $40 and 7:40 p. N.
From New York and all stations, S:45.s
9:55 q. m, 1880, 800, $50, $50 and 1850
p. m SIS and 1920 g. N: Sundsy.)
From Stamford, South NorwAlk and way
stations, TAO g. N.
From Bridgeport and way stations 6.35
| a. m.
From New York, Stamford, South
Norwalk, bridgeport and Milford. SIS
p. N.
From New York and all way stations ex-
cepting, Greens Farms, Nsugsiuck juno
ton, WOodmoat and Wee: Haven, 1925 q.
m.
From New York, Stamford and way
stations. Sunday only, $50 p. IL.
.n-p
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
Proposals.
ONCE Of the Board of Education,
New Haven City School District,

New Haven City School District,
q Center street, Oct II, 1898.
CEALED Proposals will be received at the
y oface of L. W. Robinson, architect, 200
Chapel street, New Haven, Conn, until p. IA.
the 9th inst, for Carpenters and Joiners work,
Nason's work, Painting, and Plumbing end Gas:
fitting required In the erection, completion and
fnishing of The Boardman Manual Training
School building on Broadway and York Square,
In this city.
Bids will only be received for each trade sepa-
rately. Plans and specifications may be seen at
the once Of tho Architect from .. m. to p. m.
daily.
Tie bids will be opened at the ONCE of the
Board ct p. m. on Friday the nth inst, in the
presence Of the bidders. The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids or waive any de-
fects In same II It be deemed for the interest Of
the District 10 to do.
nj a. cRN6lder of the Board,
,mu,an" 10, GEORGE f. HOLCOMB,
"a phSirhn Of the Special Committee on Construc:
,to.J hQp * The Boardman Manual Training School
~ ae;B Building. o18 eod3t
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
Berkshire Division.

From Pittsseld and way stations, Hoo
a.. N, zs4S, SOS p m
From Derby Junction. 7:I6, s,zI, iis5s
q. N, 2si2, 7:i0, p. m.
5.S2, p. n 7:s5 q. N Sundays.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
TENTH ANNIVERSARY
OF the Wedding of MIR. and Mrs. Henri,
HuIce In Fair Haven.

OF the Wedding of MIR. and Mrs. Henry
HuIce in Fair Haven.
The tenth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Hulce of Fair
Haven occurred October 81, 1898, and in
honor of the occasion their pleasant home
was invaded by host of their friends and
delightful evening was spent by all. A
pleasant program was arranged and carried
out successfully. Rev. D. n. James, pas
tor of the church of which Mr.. and Mrs.
HuIce are members, announced the num-
bsrs of the program.
An original poem by Mrs. F. E. Bartlett,
of this city, was read by Mr.. James
and then sung very nicely by those present,
accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Charles
Kimmel.
A recitation WAS given by Mrs. Goodrich
of the city; music by Mics Edna Anger; g
selection by Mr.. Eugene Smith, the genia
assistant postmaster, and singing again by
served. The events of the evening closed
with the singing of "Slest be the Tie thai
Binds"
Following is the poem read:
1Ss3-1S93.
We welcome you, dear friends,
With Joy and kindly greeting,
And praise His name who bends
In blessing DER our meeting;
That He by His almighty power
Hath brought us to this happy hour
Ten years, husband and wife,
We've trod our way together
Along the path of life,
Through storms and sunny weather.
Tonight we clasp again our hands
And closeribind the holy bands.
Thus as we onward move,
And cares and tolls are given,
With greater hope and love
Well view the promised haven,
And faith shall be our radiant star,
Shining to guide us from afar.
And when we all shall come
Within the heavenly portal,
Our bright celestial home,
Where pleasures are immortal,
Well join the everlasting feast,
The marriage supper OF the blest.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Il. Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
Kimmel, Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Clogston snt
son, Mrs. Simpson and daughter, Mrs
Goodrich and son, Mrs. Corliss and Mis-
Bunce, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Linsley and siste
Miss Mallory, Mrs. Aenry Lines, Mrs. Skin
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. George Augur, Mis-
Edna Anger, Miss Anderson, Miss Thomp
son, Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Horace Bartle
from this city and others,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheu.
matism and neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. SAT-
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25

Every Day Except Saturday.
Leave New BGVen from siArin1s
vlai4nrlz-rnzas Dock AZ 1918 O'Clock n. m. The
JOHN II eTAllIN, Captain McAlisier. every
sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The EIkASTUs
CORNING, Capt Spo0r, every Monday. Wednes
day and Friday. Returning. leave New Yort
from Pier -, n. r.. foot CT Courtlk1ct Eireei.
81 Z. M the tiaftn every Monday, MeanesdAy
and FRIDAY the Corutag every SUNDAY. Tues
day and Thursday.
Fare, with berth in cEbis, sc: taierooms s.
Excursion tickets Is.
Tickets and stAierooms can Ice purchKsed Of
John NJ Lines, gr., 81 Chapel street Of Peck q
Bishop, s02 Chapel street, ans al The Tonilns
hotel
Free stage leaves The depot on arrival % Hart
ford tram, and from corner Church and Chare
streets every half hour, commencing al S.
O'Clock r. m.
w. d. MlIIRR. AEen, View Hhsen. Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
ANSONIA AND NAUGATUCK.

Dealers Want License Fees Re-
duced.
The county commissioners yesterday
were visited by delegations from the
Liquor Dealers association of Ansonia
and Naugatuck, asking that the license fee,
which is now $500 for original and $500
for renewed licenses, be reducsd to $500.
The commissioners will consider the matter
and decide later.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
Air Line Division.

From WIllimGntic and way stations, s:ls
q. m, i:2l, 300 p. N.
$50 p. N. stops at Aiddlstovn only.
Sundays 100 p. N. stops al NIddlstovp
only.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
Common Pleas CoHrt-CiviI Side
judge Studley.

Judge Studley yesterday filed two de-
cisions in this court. In the case of Mar
tin Desmond of Naugatuck against Patrick
Buckley, judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff to recover the full amount Buck
ley was treasurer of the Goodyear Rubber
Company Employees association, which
gave an excursion to Portchester last sum
mer. Desmond claimed that he loaned the
association $149.4O. The excursion wa,
not financial success and the loan was
not paid. Judge Studley rendered judg-
ment for the plaintiff for the full amount.
In the Gaze of D. T. Henninger against
David Hodgden, proprietor of the fremont
house, to recover the value of a eatchel,
Judge Studley decided for the plaintiff tc
recover $69.40. The plaintiff, who is 9
travelling agent, left his satchel behind the
counter of the hotel Office one day last
summer and went out to obtain orders.
When he returned the satchel had been
stolen and he brought suit to recover its
value
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
Connecticut Patents.
JUVENILE TEMPLE.
Quinnipiac Temples Entertainment
In Fair Haven This Evening.

Qufnnipiac Temples Entertafnm emit
In Fair Haven This Evening.
Quinnipiac Juvenile Temple of Good
Templars will give musical and literary
entertainment in Sons of Temperance hall
in Central Hall building, Fair Haven, this
evening. There will be no doubt large
attendance. Good and deserved interest
In the work of the temples of the order is
being manifested. The program will be as
follows
Recitation original Mrs sa GhSl
(Mrs Sanford is nearly 100 years old)
Solo-"Brigie Brown. .............. Edith Fowle
saEr@Ha eo,1nhs Lockwood
.........H Hattie Mitchell and Pansy Lockwood
Recitation-S .....:. Raymond Mitchell
Recitation-"Four Seasons ................
solo-sThis Way and That" ....... Lulu Mitchell
Recitation-"Cold Water Bird.
dust fest and ai GditS f a1ie
Recitstion-"Polly' Sweeping" ...........
Observation-Disclosures. Mabel Gridley
Accompanied, Hattie Converse. ''
Recitation-"Little Nel' .......... Lulu Mitchell
SoIo-'Don't Drink II, Boys. Nellie Stevenson
...... Pansy lockwood and Hattie Mitchell
Water Lily Nellie Stevenson @asas
bislogags in Dime Museum =: waters
Grace Kanahan and Paul Whistler
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
~ sGRIehsetes,. Ensn.h Diamond Brand
HE2flkyROXAz PILLS

h8<SEYk$Np ssNSEs aaassys ssiabe LAoiCs, ask n
kYX Drasgist !eS SsisAsssssrs r. 6 Engsa Dia: IN
ini,a7A 49, 44oIess sealed ..satbns .ibbon Take W
ssi ss sssssss: ::s::::: ,es 9.
EVf ChS1F IN Namf6 fW parttcnafs. testimonials and
= lgsssSsSI 81 ss -;
~ b " Lee1 pTuGgSt. FhAaQSsPA
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
Government Bonds.

Following are the quotations for United States
bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
City Court - Criminal side Judae
Callahan,

John Williams, reform school complaint,
continued to November 4; John F. Mack,
burglary, to October 25; Delphina Rosa,
theft, 81 fine, $3.50 costs, 80 days in jail,
So fine, $7.9s costs; Henry Pearlman. vic
lating hack ordinance, discharged; William
II. Kelsey, false pretense, IS fine, 81. 70
costs; Guissepe G. feppino, breach OF
peace, 50 fine, $1G.58 coste; Lizzie Reed,
same, nolled on payment of 1924 costs,
case reopened and continued to October
25; Frederick Hardt, breach of peace, So
fine; same, resisting officer, SIS fine, $7.44
costs; Same, drunk, 50 fine; Eugene Hama.
gan, injury to property, discharged; Emily
Oaks, industrial school complaint, commit
tad
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-25
starin's New Haven Transports.

k1praEs InA4ns fLocal Erflress.
@. H. HKMpsTKAD ID, Gen. Passenger Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
COfRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme sogrs-',pesl Irr%-s'Ye Van 81 rup'
supreme Court, hani, r,-nefors r'on. J-Moiion
surrrrnc ,oart->p,sai Termrart IBeforc o. Bricn.
IL lie Oh >tuyycsant ". y. \ Elevated X. H. Co.
spoms S1 & ss5 s ic 80. 2ss M 'd ii
272 J2s, 81. ~ 40, @oi, 1856, 20, 27o. zUe,
Circuit Coort-i'aH Iii-ncfore Iugraham. Mos.
Gcut toutt-r,n I-Beiore Barrett. J.-Cases from
Circuit Court-part II-Before Beach. J-Cascs from
Circuit Court-rort Iv-Bcfore Lawrence. J.-Cases
iro Surroras's Court-Tral Tcrn-Beforc Fitserld s.
VIII Jo,rph L JOhns"n 10 ~ a. NJ estate 0f IL l
Snr"cs,teS Court hambcr--Bcfore Ransom s.--Mo
Maria nG SuS% r F%Sury w 1S% 81, s.ls
a. j. ii her. Charles Boyle. Dors,ha Cook. William
Marsie!la. Lena Dttcnhorlcr. 10 80 a.
Common Plcas-,;en'rai Term-Adjourned until October
Common rlcas-SpeciaI Term-refore Giegerieh. j.
Common plcas-Equity Term Before Bsehon Mos.
p, u. 49, 49, -. -. 30 IS, H. 2s 2'' 81 49, -
, ON ir riIaI Tcrm-Port before D.y. C; L.
Nj iSS 81 ~ ISL rs 40 S $50 ~ i.ao i a 81
llo2' 1871, 1900 1850 49,. 1865 l2'7 ~. 49, 1860
Common rro,-Trial Tcrm-rart II-Bcf"re Bookstaver.
Io''on '0 llcS"rrial Term-par, nI-neforc Pryor
Gas, from rer, a., farm p..,,o cus.,.,.syo !,
g. A. X 4; s. SO. .. 3d. 'os' g. is
'Sup.rior todrt-iri rcrm-part I-Bcorc sedswck
{. J.-Nos. 1867. loss 1913. . .
superior tO,r-lral T'ru-Fat Il-Br'or" Freshman
Nos. 9S1 1901 1851. i0l@. go
Superior Court! rial I,r",op Part ii-beore McAdam.
City Comt--sp.ciaI re'm-icio'c Wan wyck Mo
tioI,
Ciry oourtrra T ga'-"art Ici'glorc ih Hen; G X
s icos ioc! i57o, Io7i. 1922. 1913. 1914. 1915, 1876
Tra'' !Instors S' s,s sia J.
CITY Court -rfai Te.n-tat III Before titzsnlom. J
No, PAS lai. :sj. ~. S3i. 100 Alb. 100 40 1850
CIV Court r-.i J., a--L.l' -, =" ',rC,wn ; =
Short rau.r-: Nos. 1881. 1854 SO. l1Gi 1920. 1872,
sa7 1905 1884. I5o0. 1919. 1852. LEGS 1896 1913
! 1914, 1852
Court OF ,Senerrl S,.-lnns-Par' ID fors Mart NJ.
rnd Assistant District Attorney Rrnd,y-Nos. 10 10
inclusive. .
Cout q Con ri sos. o"~prr' ii-ii foe PItzeerad
j.. ard Assistant District Attorney o'!iare-No. TO II
inclusive. - n. -,
and ASSISTANT District Attorney Mathematics 1 10 "a
| inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
FAILrRE OF CANDA & KANE.

Canda g. Kane. dealers In building material al
Nos G,S 10 ca West Fifty-second-st, the leading
firm In their line in the city. failed yesterday ana
made a general assignment 10 Matthew BAIRD the
cor,roc,or The partners are John VI. Canda. who
lives at No 90 Eighth-avc.. Brooklyn. and John +.
Kane who lives at Huntington y. y. They pre-
ferred confidential debts. borrowed money ana
notes TO the amount OF $1,000 The firm have hve
wards in this city. at West Fifty-second-st, west
Sinety-sixth-st Horatio-st., East Fourte"nth-st
and East One-hundred and twenty second-st' ana
t,yo IN Brooklyn. They dd business last year Of
50 go 900 but this year il has fallen of considerably
Mr. Canda was few years ago reputed to be worth
over 10000 outside Of the business chiefly IN real
estate.
I Woolsey Shepard. attorney for the assignee.
said the liabilities between 100000 and $eoOo'
and the nominal assets are much larger. consist
Inc OF building material In their yards. BOOK ac-
counts securities and a large amount OF real esthte
in this city and brooklyn. The trouble was the re-
suit Of the financial strinsency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
WINNERS At CLIFTON.

The rcing furnished Clifton YESTERDAY was the best
of IN, meeting: each The programme was co.cy
,o,tet,d and the sport witnessed by arse crowd
The large fields gave the starter much trouble FFque"
bulletins Of the Yacht read amid great cheering
The r suits follows;
Fr.t r,ce-Scling: for four.v 2rods and upward I'VE
ftr,ong. Fan King . To 1 and 70 ,. nrst; Iudy foN'
10 10 | and 3 l. second; sln0ch uiiu Nuht,r''
Exprc,, Lash. Godstep. Benjamin. Ths Fop FIorin"r
and Ada Blue also Tme-l :J2i2.
Sc ond race-ScIlinr Ods: +X fuiongs Bier
celdinq g anu TO /. first; Mcrrit, 90 80 anu :
10 l. second; West Park. third. Hlue CAR r. Tore
Dix,u Marble Romeo Elizabeth sadie kihg Jo..l pa,
XII. ann Jake Josephs and Za hliy also rln Time
i .17i2. 49,.
Ihr1 racc-seng; threcyenr:olds four our ap W,, hI
,urlongs Iialcvon, 10 10 ! and TO hrst an
~ and 6 70 l. second Lisbon Maid t"ira i h
rskn John ION Tube Ros, sam Eryat Argyle Second
pink H. AID Fcu Toilet pcldne also ran -o'"o2'
rnu,.a ,o,e-sciing four-y car.olds and upward nve
tos.1In 10 / and u second Padre third ChatIey
iVUsor Ruth Kust:c Wrcster, Kittic, Atc'mlta J. -
aid Priscilla also Edwin left at pot IHe-i 'o''
Filth raco-Sellng; Tor all ages seven n oag.. Ar.
miami 4 n | and even FIRST; Ola Pepper 20 ana 8 70
se,,Yd, Icss Ne Dun. third Lotion, McC0 mica OK
Glove Lou Rhrt Kcmors"a lhenhso Sei"H' i''"io"'c
sixth races Selling; thIceycar-olds ana upward one
r,,Ie and furione Townsend. 10 J and to ., arst
p,Iw'oI 3 10 / and even. second; Lansing unr1
I,"n,ra II Iozehurst Joe Carter. Lizzie MacDnh, Van
Dvhe i siurtry, signature and Blown iu'e also IAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

Firs; -wclteweight hand cap sweepstakes for all
uy,, md q na furlongs. SirOccO l2oi wan JIM
~ Prince george, IL; Tornentor IA LttI- Billy
lI2; Minn-haha 100; Lustre 100.
Second race-lor Two and three year old maidens
special weights; 1--WE fulongs Golden Dawn, 10, ran
aror no: Xnawanda. 100: Hartford 100; Illusion, 100
rele swift 81 Marie, 81 Nonsense, 81; On the way
~: LOI, ManeuT. % NcIg!cn o.
Third rocc-Tbe Mount Vernon Stakes; for two-yeaf
Id. sre.i,l wclubts: SIX furOngs Excess, rs
Weriberg I'll Melody lls tenacious. ITO IA JuNr
10: Tr,pculo 40: I,ola no. LongbTeok 10 haII
lord iiO: Iribute l04 PocAino. l0i kublcon 1o4
Fourth racc-Tne Broaxdalc Handicap; for all age.
ono mil DIR liza .bronck I2l >ton-nei 10 i.eckon
10; Mary stohr leo; Dr. Rice lOi Ctarade' l95
POCKET l02 Lzzio So; 81 MoNim' 80
Fifth ra,e-Non winners, for thrce-year-ods ana up
wards special weights. one mile ana sixteenth
Reckon iv1 Horny Young lo6 Lizzie lo''
Sixth race->ellng; for all ages one mile HHaii,
los Now Never, lo1 kiidecr. lo" ,eeNF ~.
I,olcro 81 : Addle 90; "a ali Namry, ?o' .N'fo "
iIcnrv Young IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
IDLE MILLS RESUMING OPERATIONS
MANY OPERATIVES RETURN TO WORK, SOME OF
THEM AT REDUCED WAGES.


New Bedford Mass. oct. 1.-The business out
look this week is decidedly encouraging. with
few exceptions. all the cotton mills started up on
full time this morning. and there Is every reason
TO believe that full hours will continue.
Hudson. y. y. oct. 9-The Van Allen cotton mills
Stuyvesant Falls have started on full time. giving
employment to 100 operatives who have been idle
since July.
Troy, y. Y, oct. 9-The Gilbert Car Works. on
Green Island. resumed operations this morning
after a shutdown for six weeks under "A receiver
ship Employment given To nearly 300 men.
The works are until nifty cars for the
Iakc-st elevated road in Chicago have been COM
pleted.
Lawrence Mess. oct. 9.-The lower Pacihc
MIL which has been closed since August II. started
up in all its departments this morning. The work
ing hours for the present will be from a M to
D. m. with a noon hour. and the mill VIII be
closed on Saturdays. There will also be a reduc-
ton Of wages.
Dcdham Mass oct. 9-The Merchants Noollen
Mil at East Dedham started up this morning on
three days n week time schedule. with 10 per cent
reduction in wages Work was given 10 ABOUT
nfty people. and others Will go In tomorrow