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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
np,cr or co4L UNNECESSARILY Nigh.

The retail coal dealers are gong ~ ma u'n,.-
hard as possible for their customers ,hs w.,
Tho Coal Exchange at recent meeting ''','
on an advance Of twenty-five cents ION ~.
VI" a" a och coal after October I. The pre-
a,,,. nr,ce for whte-ash coal is IS u ton WINE
, rs,s i've cents more Is asked for red ash. In
Jew Of the yards yesterday was coal sofa aoose
,hege figures. but several dealers to'd i..'une
ro,ort.r that they had pledged themselves 10 w
-, ~. ro,ou coal combination and would peeih
IN a few DAYS to NJ! orders at an advance over
summer prices 1t was limited that another Ill, IN
creose would be made as soon as real cola weather
came on Most OF the dealers SAID as an eA."se
for the outrageous overcharse' ine ,.o,,
.s,.. agents are pushing us and We have to Keep
our end up . u., NJ tho largo coal
oornma nies Al the Office OF the Delawate a.,n
fade"n Canal Company white and red ASH were nr,
n,ed AZ "a co n ton and no change was coh..im
psted Ar the Offices Of several other lafse IN ,ho
Germs the price said to be ces on the
attempt TO shift the blame LOT his" P''e va ~
large dealers denounced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04

steamer Allsr tGer. Chrstoners Bremen via South.
steamer Ciuyandottc, Walker, Norfolk and Newport
Ste,msr Msrmsn Winter, Nlckerson. BOson-H
steamer Nooriland (Beg). Evschvenbere Antwerp
international Navigation 60. ,,. - c,x,
steamer Fanita simmons. Philadelphia-Wm oiydc
steamer Algonquin Patt Charleston and Jacksonville
steamer Berlin tBp. Watkins. observation-disclosures
steamer Thomas Anderson OBJ shaw. Baltimore
steamer city Of Birmingham. Burg. savannah-R l.
Walker. .m.,o,a,m--
Stcmcr 1rrnanc lBr). McKInstry, LiverpoO-H Malt
Strancs William Woodward. Chance. Baltimore-H
n,rs orsoa UraD. raturri. Exmouth-Edward Hincken
schooner S Hart, Tory rs'a-o Am'inck & Co.
steamers Aier lGer). BremeI Vi, SOUTHAMPTON Bowl
m LSer,ocI rannoSh G N9 %SGr, G %s tG cD
m lia%P' Iysns% N'''s ."a Ss"p', ,S"o. ~
'''"'''''' NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Cape Canayeral Light.
the r,t.orier Iirht. aa,ans Whit every minute a
das S . :. FOR
Of hT mile & ana .sns IL RRh ass
eVcry 10 Sc ond, from bia * Skeleton frame work
gShous. THe focal plane Of the ssaperar win
b. 81 feet above mean sc sho % the me 1anc s%
10 nautical miles .,,.o,.o ,o,,a
JAMES A GREER, Rear.Admlr1l.
L. S. Navy, Chairman.
Washington. D. c., October 2, 1898
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Stsanar America (Ir). Pcarce. from NewYofk Septem-
Der II. arrived London September %.
steamer Manitoba (!r). Grinths. sailed from London
for New. York october 8.
Steamer Furn'ssa OBJ Hlfris, from Sew.York Sepem.
Ter ~. arrv d Glasgow october =.
steamer Carlisle (Br Gibbs from Rotterdam for New
Yoik. passed the Scily ISLANDS October ..
Aural. Antwerp for Ncw-York, pass the Isle
OF Wight october ,.
steamer Croft tBrl. Robinson. from New-York Sep
tembcr 10 for Lrth. passed Lwis Island October 3.
steamer TeptonIe Dr. Gam ron from Ne"-York to law
ST amer Wilkcmmcn O'rp Schaefer from New-York
S-ptcnber IL arrived CuNhnyen october q
Steamer Tdsnarrcye fBr. Lawson. from Ncw-fork Sep
tcmbcr lC arrived at Rotterd October q .
Steamer Loeb Lommond (Trl, MORGAN from New-York
Sept,mbr 10 arrived at Rotterdam October 9.
Steamer Hsyel 0dr. Jungst from N,w.York. arrived
at Southampton OctOl cr 3.
Steamer Mary Thoma, OBJ. Matthias. from NcwYork
September rs arrived at Lisbon October 2.
steamer Hrcokside 1Brl Dabrer, sail from Huelya
for New.York September %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
A LAWYER SUSPENDED FROM PRACTICE
THE ACTION TAKEN BEcArSE or CHARGES THAT
HE HAD RETAINED MONEY BfLoNG-
ING TO A CLIENT


Presiding Justice Van Brunt. In the General Term
~ m. Supreme Court yesterday signed an order
suspendlng James T. Byrne lawyer. from
practising until January !. 1886. This action was
taken because charges against Byrne that ne had
retained money which he had received from the
New-York and Harlem Railroad Company to COM
nromIse a suit he had brought against the COM
many for John Curtin. The proceedings 10 nave
him dlsbarrcd were taken by the Bar Association
Eyrne was employed by Curtin. In 1882 to bring
a suit against the company for injuries which his
son had received An agreement was made by
which Bvrne was TO receive onc-half OF the amount
recovered. Byrne at first told Curtin that he could
get 81 900 from the company. but he finally SAID
that all he could get the sum OF Slbo curtin
told him he would compromise the matter IL ne
could get $40. and Byrne agreed to this
Curtin heard nothing further from the lawyer
and on inquiry at the home OF Byrne his wife told
curtin TINT her husband had lost the money on
the races. Curtin brought suit In the sixth Dis
trici Court and recovered judgment for 80 on
June Is last. The judgment has not been paid
The attorney for the railroad company swore that
Ivrnr bad received check for $40. and thht inc
company bank had paid the money on IT. Byrns
made an affidavit adnlittng that ne had received
the money. but he asserted that he had given 80
to William Clark. TO be paid 10 Curtin IN ful
settlement. and that Clark subsequently returned
a general release. signed by Curtin, acknowledging
the receipt OF the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The auction sales yesterday showed slight improve.
and OF the properties offered found purchasers
prices James Blocker Son offered Eos. 22 and
PA East Ienthst, near Secondave. private houses on
full lots No. PIP sold TO David +. Tourney for
ST. l5o and No. pa bid In OF the owner
the price Peter }. Meyer offered No. Avenue
D. thrcc-story brick dwelling lot l9.i0vo0; 1t
brought 80 $50 from H. Krakauer. The auctioneer
Nos 500 and 5Ii Robbins In the Twenty third
Wari. and three story dwellings plot o0xl09.
They sold Ia the buyer tor 1880. The same
offered iNc lots IN One-hunftc 1ndtwefthst.,
between seventh and Eighth They bid in
account OF the owner Ut -. $50 each.
Philip A. Smyth offered under foreclosur. No ll3 10
III IaN,"r.st. u trick and stone churcn. The plaintiff
the buyer FOR 100000 All the other property Of
tered c.tncr lid IN adjourned.
At the meeting OF the board OF directors. Louis NJ
picot elected member 81 the Exchange.
The following private sale was reported Henry ID.
Winans May sold at private contiat No. 80 East
Fifty fourth-st. four-ory trownstOnc dwelling, lot
-ONicU.j FOR $4,000 all cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04

ISOLATION, N s welleslsy-st c OF Kerkside-ave.
Kunkeli, Sopha. "a German Savings Bank, Q
57th-st Of 3davc. ycar.....-........--:. -.:...
Lelong, John, ann wife TO Frank Lslong and wife,
s $ 12ith.st, OF Sth-ate, 3 years..-..::"....
Kane, Elizabeth VI, to J J BricrIy, Forest
ave, = OF ij0thst. I year.
Mather Jessie A, to VIM Ferguson. rs committee.
n 147tn.st, Q Of 1Oth-aye. years. ,:,.,;....
Noble Chas, and wife 20 First Nationa. BANK OF
Mystic Bridge. 39th.st, Of Broad"ay
2 mortgages, instalmcnt~
Paolillo. Joseph, n Eliza St,plrtoa, l4',n-sc
Of C,ifton.ave, years. .....'
Parker. Eiiz =. TO VI Is Starbnck, Simpson
st. n Of 161th-st, years............. -.
Peck Jacquclin w. 20 II HALL q Beexmah'
ave, OF Oak Terrace, 3 ye"rs 49,.
Peek, Leopold, and wife % Llnman Bros
s6th.st, W OF 9th-aye, mortgages. .....'..,.
Har iman, Peck ( Go, ct al TO william hra"s'
4Sth-st G Of 12th-ave. leascho1 a.,
Rucll Andrew 0nd wife 20 Charles w Ioen'
ms l2tth-st Of Ith-ave' ana other p'op'
Ssbclf"nbcrgcr. Amclie. to w Costing
Fast Ed.ave n OF 8Sth.st. years. ..';,,., ~,
Turner William J. 1T al 10 Bowcry savings ba"h'
13th.>t, Of Gth-ave, J year
Victory Vincent +. ct al 70 Emigrant tn n,s.i,ai
Savings Bank. Springst, g corner MniDerry-
Van Note. LavInia and another to Francis
Jencks, n S7th-st W OF West fhd-a'e'
years. 9 mortgages. ................ n
Vanderbilt, Cornelius. ct al, trustees u ID
Mills and arotber trustee, oth-ave, corner
Wright, Giarrct S, and wife to William Wright,
as trustee 22i-st Of SHAVE 8 years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
THE CONVICTION OF BURTON G. WEBSTER
AFFIlMED.
JOHN JOHNSON TO DlE-MASY OTHER DECISIONS
HANDED DowN-CAsEs ARGUED
TIE CALENDAR.

THE CALENDAR.
Albany oct 3-Thc Court Of Appeals to-day
affirmed the judgment Of the lower court In the case
OF the People act. Burton G. Wcba'er. Webster
was indicted on september o. lSl. Tor the crime
of murder in the first degree. in having Killed
Charles f. Goodwin on august OF the same
year in Ncw-York city. \ verdict of mansiaughter
In the first degree rendered. and webster was
sentenced to Sing Sing for nineteen years lie APP
pealed TO the General Term. where his conviction
was affirmed. 1t was alleged, among other things
that the trial court erred in permitting the cross
examina ton OF the de PENDENT. when sworn In his
own behalf a. to the conduct OF his wife. Evelyn
Granville before their marriage. The jury on
previous trial had disagreed.
The court also affirmed the judgment OF the
lower court In the case OF John Johnson. who
is under sentence OF death for the murder on
April Il OF Charles Peck. keeper in Auburn
prison.
Among the other decisions handed down were
these:
Farmer. Loan and Trust Company aCi. F.. C. Wilson.
splclant j. H. Nand .entr appellant at Long ''ana
Ncw.YorH ,cntr, and Hudson K,cr Railroad COMPANY
hId,o on, ~ r 11ip'' ,ost Fonitf o.lIsht COMPANY
% rrooKlyn aet Ferdinand Mrke.s appella''-Judsmcnt
Jane. Ssv;on agt Nev-Yoik and Manhattan Elevated
Hai"ay 'cr"i, A'tf'a ;,To ,iiI hna np'
Whit. .n1 another AIT Manhst sn Railwav COMPANY and
another app'isnt.-Judsmeat rcycrsd rev trial grant
COSTS 10 hbse CYL
Marietta r. stevens. imp!eaGed etc. sppe'isnt-Apn al
1ni.srd with costs. =,
rGs asc, LqsT F. IsssH-X Min "a. d.:
t,llr-r.icrNc Jgt g. Uiirt Lester app, hI
F. T. Iarshicy nppr 1T me Ihrl hcth"sis' fJhco-
pai hurrh Of HrooNvn; Thon.s y. Hart art " MNo.
ct of Ses.YorE CITY apgcisnt. In Re application Of
Mavor ctc.. o; H~w-York lity. N acquire. e,c. tNo'
26-Orde9 affirmed vita COTS ,,.
People - I'll. hamilton rils Componv 'nl s
act rdward W~mule - Cnnir1or-Ord'f ana ludfMrnt
entered thereon ieser-cd with costs u res'or In all
People rel the Harlem HoliIngsworth Co%ps"!
nurel ant ac: Frank Campbell. a. Contrsl"f-orhe 81
declsion Of onrol'cr IN IN" inbo-oh
Ct Of spns Al - THIS '"ii'.
peonl. eN rel Eilson Electric Illuminating 'ohsphy
apr.;lsnf ag Edward =. norx.f 81 q. C@ni sieh,is
Of axn. ln NcwYcfk Cl'vOr1'r' ~ General anh Spc'a
Terms reversed without costs - lillian,
The Nenhsttan luc Insurance COMPANY. apPnt",
40, Forty.scecfd Sire. and Grand SIRE very H'ro1'
CompIny. INDIGNANT aid ofder amrn'c WIN 'o'''
These were among the cases argued:
George f. Perkins. appellant agt. c: J.; iiuniinetoo-
Joseph n Chost~ for appellant Frederic H. 'o'aor' Tor
J. J. Zcbley. appellant. act. IN" Farncr;, los. arS
Trust Con William W. Nc"ett Tor appellant n ID
burner FOR rcspond1t g.. n =, 70 "a
II. Is, IL, L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
cy.pcrs AGAINST TIE CHINESE INSPECTOR.

The special Treasury agents with whom 'ne
chinese Inspector J. Thomas Scharf' !" III ua'',
a"no,at,on have been ordered by the secretary OF
80 r..a.,,ry 70 investigate the conduct OF Scharf
-. ut. examination Of Chang All Hung VINO
socbed here last week on the steamer fuinur''
Of the Ward Line This passenger Is Chinese mer.
chant and is member Of one OF the OLDEST
chimes. firms in this city. At his examination ac-
cordng TO his affidavit sent to the secretary Oh w
r scborf used indecent language to him
80 mad. threats of throwing him overheard ana
sa,d other things at which the Chinainan loon
onnnce Mr. Scharf In this Instance VIII nov SAP .S
rooms occupied by the special agents with wnpm
he has been associated ever since ne came 10 '"'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Ssns Ton, on n;fr IS v 60 br"" j.
calendar ca led at II O'Clock ~
Jf sSIFs So s. TX a. ~ .o 10 ~
sSpe%s co9Sreee rs@-rt i-s saS sy yr"a 81
s37 30 800 lsl, 275, go $50, i24. i2o. 10. l27
. E' icse so Gs loss ST. IT. sss go &c.
Ss loss 22st $751; ei.re Barrett, Case. from
cirsa,, court-rar' n-pcfore Beach. J-ca'e' from
Circuit court-rar lyAaiOarnsa until October 3?
VIII VIII OF Of 'in nG9 E. mSa% 70 sS
Charles MaMSnas IT, cHcc, o, IIc,ra . ssiS
s s c ANA e aAg cnry wese ""a GI% ey 10 80
Surrocatcs court-Chnnher--B y" Ramon. S-Wnls
Of Nina Myer estate OF Jane ambiecht and John Cor
fo Common ieas-Gencrai Tcrn-Adournea until October
commG9n rIaicas-sp~eial rcrm-Beore GIescrich' j.
conmon Ileas.Eanity- rcm-pctOre BIschon. Nos
r Is 9Ia s cs i ods D' "a i%5
sss Y sS 3 3ss SSs ' ssc 49, 49, ! 49, Is .:s
Conmon p'es-Trrl Term-rar. H-B'fcrc BOoHstnvcr
Common rc,s-rdai Tcrm-par III-EcfOre Pryor
superior Coari-spcci,l Tcrm-Beforc Gdcr.eeyc, J.
Mo-, 'o! %, a. ,so ~ AZ 1888 's' ''o 49, w.
''t superior couIt-Eqnlty TcrmEforc Dngro. Yes
~ s o. a. e. 90 s.. Isl aos G e. &c., 's sss o. as a.
2'' Superior toarrrar Incferc ssasv 1c
se.f'G &c IVA ga ps Il los; Freedmen
superior Court-Tria Tcfin-Part IiI-Bciorc MeAda"'
J.-No. III. la7 go. 49,. ,,-c..,,n Nations.
City CourL.Tfial r'rn-Pau l-B"fore III Hen T. D.
Nos. o. {, 7iG lnelg.e .,.. x...,.,,.r H.
xo cry ,c, ss7 .ce 'G 20 is 30 -
400 'o7 400. 800 sol. 5oa 5oi. aoI. SO: DO a..'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. OCT. g. lso''


Steamer Mohawk On. WILTSHIRE. London Sept"WW o.,
o.. with md.s and - 'nD.n pas.'ne,,r' " "'"''''
Shinpine ca. Arrived at the bar at q 40 a m %,
Steamer Ethlova tI,D Boothby Glasgow ,tehDi ~,
Neville .. With mdse ~ first. l23 second cabn anu 10
.fccracc p5ssrnccr. Head ron Brothers AfN'n al
Bar nj II 80 October ,,,,., .o,,sub.r
stcaner Daylight mr.. phillips Unwburs lra
lj With rG.r Z" simpson, SPENCE i"""-'
AZ the lar nj L. 80 y ~. ., ,,on .c with
st-anpr Ncwp0r., Conner. Colon -" temrr 20, WIN
md.e and n, sscnrcr, Stamford Parry, Heron Co.
Arrivrt AZ the Ear ~ o M , Am. s.,,omhcr ~
steamer George W clyde hn.om AIua S'e,n"r, -
Puerto PIata oS Monte Crlsu and CAPE iiaytin 20
Turks Island 81 with nde and 22 CABIN pa-s"g ~ u
w p CIyir g., Arrived ut the Bar at ii M. n,
Steamer Aicnc (Br). Seller Jccnr srpr .,, md =.
ana 80 pass.iprTs PIN. Forwood Co. ArrN'u ~
Steiner ii Mar. Grant. Scw-oricans. with md"' %
stc,n-r Ran.a. CITY, Fisher. savannah with mdS' ana
steamer C,oata , llan,cr. wmnrion. {. with m''"
ami ,e-s 10 w T. Flyi" 60. A..
s,r,mc, Ko,noke IIuiph~r-. Newport Ncws ana Nor
10 K with mdse and passengers t. Old Dominion S'r'm
ship Co. m, ,.o,,.r ,,,,.o, Z, n ,na
HALIFAX $ with mds' and passengers tn bowri"s
Archiinii ,,.,, ,,. s.,. h...,..
e.eaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04

r-.. ,,cn Sailing for fourycarold, and upWao Inu'
..d half furlons. Charley Wilson li2 Grey Eas a
lc Blythe io. o. ri rr.sd eS a"aasr ici M,vis
io 1sSnan! nal iGs; L.ase od 1e. Fay iS1 h'''0"
Ioi Hazel. Ioi May d.. loi "ou''ei. 49, s.,o
S,.,nd race-For two.yearolds five furlonss SaIie'
Ios rax ios rSyi"s TssI 1Ss KIN ns' joseph
ia <, kn;xnt 100; Mamie r. 100 Fieon 100 r raw
lie 100 Merritt 100; Bessie D., 100 Ammo H. 'So'
I,ir4 rsce-scilins; for thrccyearolds I'VE frroags
Lunbcrmai lc7 canoe loi' Mn io. lra"yoO'
i6i; Trump. i6t sSaai. Io4 Tube Roe lo@ Meadows
ranr,n roceEor three carols ard upward one mile
snd .ix,eonth. Glcaming rs; Lo~aaeo, 10; Lester
Ito: Ld.an 10; Foxeovc. l01 Little Nell 3s
tirh rzcc--Sclihg; for all ages six and half fur
longs Eclipse. i22; Eemofse. f0a Edwin; 100 PLAY or
iol: Miss Kitty, IOi Climax. lol Eelwoed % Char
trrnsc. 30 Watterson, 80; Mirage. 30 Miss Bcss' "a
Leonardo. "a.
Sixth race-sellins; for threcyear;9lds and .pwrtd
seyen furlengs. Clement, liz; Eect III Lime M Dun
iii; ssnrocS, III Dancing, 100; Van wart, los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
yyrsrcuEsTER ENTRIES FOR To-pAf'

=. ~o,., winners: for three car-ods and M
..,.csj wSights: slx furlong. Don Aion,"
w,ru i,n.r l11. wah jim. l2"; Nictoi io.. LID
Elm, io9 clio colt, 1o7 I"stre lo' ->e
Fcy:cn seding. lo' , -, ....o -c,r ods ::
".,o.r, t;lnnrovne. 1l3; Helen Nfhosoo 10
Wampc,o ic; sarah ham'y loi honavo1.Ie w.
TAird ncescLng ior two\s @rfI.n ouccnike
II 10; fiornda 10; Pf,rean los; A,naf; ,v
1os Nshmr 100: Oporto 9s Lori n9l-'n 9s ~ ia
81, as, tiorcucc o. PiIa. Cnlel, % lsoiahu i'''u
~: B,ronc.s 20 Ouida, 90 - s
Fourth raeeThe fodn'" hand,caP iof Sir wafie
los. pickncfcr 95 Kildccr. % TcrF~r. 10; fce"o
90 Msrieold SIS Oentcia. 81 ,., u.,u,,.
I1f, race swtep.t,kc for all ages specM "r insn
one nile victorious 100 Little B'ly lOo ION io"S'
1o7 Bolero. 107; Wamp,zo, 10. - ..a .
sixth Iacc-Seng. for threc-yeaT-oos a "a ,uTy,isst
,r.ciai weights: -ix lurlongs LIlncr lV Mu TT
TO-; NM Young l0s; Roy Lgcn'' d ~ a1' Hiram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
THE UNLUCKIEST OF COLTS.
STREETS GALILEE BEATEN ONCE MORE.
WEINBERG AT LONG 0ons RAN FIRsT-DR
HASBEOUCK'S SUCCESS.

wERNBERG AT LONG 01Iis RAN FIRsT-DR.
HAsBHoUCK'S SUCCESS.
II there is such a thing 'hoodoo' in racing.
one of immense proportions hangs over Dr
Streets colt Galllee. He generally runs good
race and was second in the Futurity, but he Is
almost always just barely beaten. In the Essex
Stakes at Morris Park yesterday he was backed
down to / to T. He had Tara to pilot him. but
Weinberg beat by a half length.
In the first race. for two-year-old maiden illes'
Gideon & Days Neelen backed down from
Il to 2 TO l. but she ran very poorly The winner
was Dorine. one OF the Rancocas lot. that was
sent 20 the farm when Snip" Donovan left Mr.
Iorillards service. Sims had to ride her hard Tor
a time but at the end she won easily by TWO
lengths Golden Valley second a neck before On
the Way.
In the second Roller was an odds-on favor
lite in the early betting. but at posttime had gone
back to 8 to 5. Sarah Ramey being the first choice
at : to s. Fideio led for six furlonss then save
way to Sarah Ramey who won by icns'h'
Fldelio second. a length before Roller.
In the Essex Stakes Weinberg. who was at long
odds soon took the lead and held 1t, winning by
length. Galee second. length before sam Lucas
The Sprinters Handicap was gallop lor ut.
Hasbrouck who ran under pull all the way. AT
the end he two lengths before Stoneheh "''o
beat Lizzetta by two lengths.
Hugh Penny was made hot favorite Tor Inc
fifth race. Roche ruling second choice. In haid
drive Roche by head. Lisels came win
great rush in the last furlong and finished at Hugh
Penny's neck. She got away poorly. and possibly
with an even start she would have Won
The sixth race a selling affair. went 10 Now or
Never by a length The Ironmaster second. length
Red Banner had only Minnchaha to beat in the
last race. she won by two lenstns ,,s 90 shin
Tammany Montana. Sir Francs ana couple
more Of his lot to Montana tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
TAMMANY TO START WEST To-Mohho"'

Marcus paly decided last night that Tsmmany had
~ ri. last race and shsuld b., shipped Bitter Root
Panch Montana tomorrow. with Montana Stove L'eS
and other horses. The Pcpper senator CRAZY ein
Incss and Matt Byrns, VIII be whtercd In inc fa'''
Sir Matthew Sir Barnet ana Tenacious are IN 'nc a'
nj, The year,,ncs ~ the ranch ao,e been hish'f
a and are uromisin. They will b. shippd Tor
Tho Eat in March. Nj Daly's dc i'ion ense'uaN par
All chance, Of a race between Tsmmany' LSinp's"'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
EECORDED MORTGAGES.

Acucro Joaquin NJ. I, Franz Hiafthcm. No I33
Alcyandcr-ave. years ..,.,..,,..............
Adams Nargaref - % John ID McMasfe-s. n l.
IL, - n,np Belmont ? years. .................
Abbott Samuel =, 10 Il T. iIacgertv. lI<th.
t. az lst.avr. ? year. mortgages :..-...
Curi,v ANN ID o. " y flann Co M0rIts.aye
n 9 corner o. l5ist.st yra's -.............
cayannch John. and VII" To J II Barns 9th.
,vc n " corner Of ith.st wears. ....
Dinkclspcl Leo. n Patrrt HOPKINS AMI w'fr =
Isi,h.st q OF Amsterd'm.ave. ; y"ar. ........
Do,yns James and WIFI 10 Amanda Russlng 4
Dcca.ur.,vc n OF Olark-st : yenrs..........
Donohuc. Mary to j Hayes. n s.s7th.st. W
of I,rNincfon-aNr. Observation-Disclosures.
E,IrchilI Clara. 10 Lena Matthias W : Clinton.
ave lot ~ Eyer Iiomest"nd ycars :. :.
cerhart M1ndel. ana wife "a Matilda 4 Rhine
lander n Scth.s'. " OF iSt-aVr Il yenrs
Ilascil Mary NJ. and another To- r. II Lander,
Chambcr'-st OF College Place, ycors.
OF .d.avr. . years ..................''
Hat Horry G. 10 :: ia, Jas nlssns and another. 5 5
Kclv Timothy. ard another - Ncw.York and
Wakefield Cooperative Building and Loan As
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WINNERS AT GUTTENBURG.

fair sized crowd Witnessed good sport at Gutenburg
Yesterday. Patton, the jockey, who ruled on q.
Saratoga. been rsinsta,td The rcsul,s were a.
folows:
First Nce-seling; beaten horses; i've furIonys.
Detroit to and TO ., first Lemon Blossom to 10
and out lieh c.. third Kincs.ork. Jim FAen
Gladiator. Pcaty and Canvs" a,eo Tmc-l :024.
Second race-TwO. .ods special weights TX fur.
Ellen, and . 90 <. Carrie
and 10 T., I. second Hnaoomerc, third, Staring.
Fcon0niet Vtnusberc, Apponattox Hrawsy. Sappho
Matcl A.. The Kelt. Grasshopper. Canary Bird ana
Carus also ran Timc-1 :Ij1,.
Third f@ce-Scne: thre. year-oids: mile. Le4ri,
to and 10 ). nrst; vcspasian, 3 to 9 and 8 to
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rrCorps LowEEED AT PIMLICO.

Baltimore Oct. 3 (sie;ial-The regular fall meeting
hogan at Pinco ,oaoy. The track va cooi suenaahc'
much beyoad the and the weather perfect B"th
the trong ard Ta;ag IecoId' were io"eTca u"b
tho auernoon Belini tho 2:l5 trot. pars' slJoc
in three straight heats his best time e. iSsl No Ahe
a. .cconds Oh Nellie Msson's W.. msc last oc'"b'
Mascot reduced record he .ct At the sprn% ncc"s
4 fra ,ton. winning the frcefar-a pace purse Ti"V'
f. -. ,,.tc,, h.as Bo,t time 90 Colonel
Keescr fo>or.t for the 30 trot, puie $1,000 Won
Rest = :2l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04

seccnd vocsli1c third Msdras Jo-ie D.. Wallace and
Mulctt also ran. Tmc-1 :i3a,.
Fourth race-STecal WEIGHTS mile and sixteenth
Seiena d., 10 To- and To B. first; Strathmeath 70
and out. second; Tom Shi1u6rr. third RIOT Itev ue
Mar Pest Grand and Westchcster also Time ASA.
Fifth racc-Scllnr five fuilonrs. Minnie j. eV n ana
first; Shelly futile 10 and 70 D. second Aifaei
third Rinfax Restraint Strothmad. J. F. c. Benjamin.
sam King Lzrkn Honest Tom. Fdcet and Hcrndon also
1.nr-l :0l4.
Sixth ncc-Scillng seven furlones. King Crab. 70
I and TO !. fast: Barefoot TO and TO D second
Padre, third. Contribution, Lonrly. Temple. LORD MOI
ley and Joe Carter also Time :20''.
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The Porkvay Driving GLIB of this city VIII give
eo,u, a, IT,. ;ack at Gravetend to-day, consst2 Of
AZ class for members horses 10 road wagons 2'' '"
TO harness open all, and 22o 'ia~ 70 haihe' CpV
;" III .hm,.,,sn To clubhouse and grounds Is 81. The
can be reached by electric road from Prospect farH
or by Culyer's Coney Island route
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 90 sun 3,'Mcon s. oilMoons s0e -
nIGu WATER TO-DAY
N s.,dv Nook GOV. Island 81 Hell Gate 90
pM-sandy Hook . A Gov. Island 3;ltiich "atc W
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" r. hurt FLED TO VIEW. ORLEANS.

w. W. Hurt. who was accused of being card
.n.rner,, and n confidence man. had Colonel John
A Cockerill Mr.. Renshaw. a reporter. and w. A.
Mcdonnell arrested for libel He was TO appear III
court Yesterday to press his charge but Mr. steele
ri. LAWYER was forced TO admit that his client had
nod 10 New-Orleans. Hurt. like a good many other
men whose practices exposed in newspapers
was clearly making "blufr," and dared not APP
near In court. His lawyer said that since the
n,eht OF his client he had secured proof that Hurt
us e1uty OF all that had been charged against
hin, The defendants In the bluff suit were
honorably discharged.