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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

proved. lie looks robust and strong, hs,in. fully
covered his health. ga" Mcfiarry had everything in
good shapc at the stable They were greatly ple1-eI
the appearance OF the horses. Young "phil began
work at IL Is the .rh - every tnr:mn that
than 1892.
David Gideon Willis Morris Park every pleasant day
since his return from the south. \. r. Wacott /,
Iccted arrive in this city April 10 J. 4. Mor
expected until May |. should IN wr- i.>uc1 Is
Judge Bcasl.y close gate, ut.cnurg spring
meeting at Jennings is Likely 10 bc the b'-t ever held
in Washington many and trIincr III t.
stable. will BE- represented at the mcc.ng.
The opening sale Of the Tennessee Hic ders Association
place lat Cumberland lark, Narvic. >iN
hundred aud fifty horses sold. realizing f700'J.
The buyers sellers pleased at the result Tn
association intends t. hold leaet combination Gales
o year the future.
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AMnNG s-IIE hTIIIrTIS.

Work the bicycle track at Eastern PARK Brook
yn will begun TODAY. The Will b" put &
work morning and the promise l. made that Tho
track will b. finished IN about two weeks.
AZ libcrnian games AT Sulk"r's Park on ST Pat
rlcks Day athletes connected with prominent clubs
tricd n enter under nctOI- Their scheme Nd,
discovered and they were thrown out.
Billy pllnmcr. who IL training Ia meet McBride. on
April 10 for bantam championship Of the word broke
the skipping record at his training quarters at Linden
Yesterday by Jumping 1920 times without miss
\ bicycle from NcwYork 10 Chicago will begin on
Ami
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SHE FOLLOWED THE PICKPOCKET.

Richard +. scanncl. nineteen years old. OF NO.
81 Lexington-ave., was held In 5000 bail 10
answer "a charge Of larceny from IN" p'rson. inad'
by Jennie lankay. thirty years old. OF No. 2o'
East Thirty eighth-st. Mrs. llankay. said that nj
10 90 o'clock saturday night she walking along
East Twenty -,irlhs ST.. when some one brushed
against her ana She felt tug al her coat. lmInc
dintcly she missed her Dockeibook from her coat
nnclet and saw scannc walk rapidly away. SlC
followed aud kept him in sight until sli' met Po
lIcomuu Mccormack. Of the Thirty -fftl-st. squad,
and causrd .oanners arrest.
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HANDICAP CANDIDATES..
TUE CAREER OF JUDGE MORROW.

.,,,xcr0y EACEs-TnE NEw.JEEsEY LAWS
.,, M,CKAY LEAvEs RANCHO DEL PAsO.
100 old Green Il. Morris Is regarded rs one OF
-, Judges Of a race horse on the American turf
", bls opnion always carries weight and generally
'",o,,on Judge Morrow came out of the West In
Gus ,,er mart of the season Of 1so0. after a cam
!" Wv. of no great results. lie was simply a good
pe honcs, colt who fought his battles with logged
t.mpa,lon lie was owned by the Sc0gGan brothers.
". colors he bore 10 the front first 1t Saratoga
,,s lost previously four races at Louisville
",a and the Springs trailing the Stars and Stripes
,ne dust, His eameness induced the Scoggans
49,. him in a race with horses OF all ages, so they
III, him TO Morris Park August 90 and
10 him In a selling race, with lightweight pounds
~ s,s hack and Ray in the saddle. He had failed
VI I'D his own satisfactorily with the colts and
", Of his own age at thrce-fonrtbs of a mile. and
h' thought that he would do better at distance.
n. selune race mile and sixteenth. most
s.ua, tourney Tor Il twOycar-old early In the
I -..0n vet the public sent him to the post the
Sc ri o 10 ,. Tatlcr, Elen hamburg and
s'mIm"s. were among the competitors. When the
syna.es was reached the was reduced TO match
susrasn FATHER and the youngster, ana one OF Inc
~, finishes Of the year was Witnessed. The
ppes "red old horse tried In vain to shake OIL Judge
sasw Hamilton used all his skill at finishing TO
N NOT away from him. but 1t availed him nothing.
We. rsary half Il mile the struggle lasted, the TWO
w lead and head. while the rest Of the neld
nad on from the distant rear. As the nnlshine
~ WAS reached the people were divided In OPINION
nnr giving the victory To Tatler. others TO Judge
son. The Judge, agreed with the former ana
wsd the purse TO Tattlcr, who won by the shortest
heads
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1sIp Uanteo.
Females.

Females.
ASSISTANT WANTED. -Fstl' lish d
Twp riting and stcnographic ONCE very
tt'orill indDccrfn mt Offered. \, 1.
CALHOUN. Room $40. Bennett, BulilihG'
30 Na--au-s:.
COOK By Hr>.-c.a ianly cos; ~
d l-tIn1r >oeC>, meat an d -rs "H''
len, bread and cak nasrT, woIlf 'nN' = If
Of ri;y holi-. 10 tie srumr ADDRESS D.,
Tr bunr UPTOWN once | PAP R'o1dway
EMPLOYMENT AT HOME.-No can.
NaSsine br humhuc. Ju,. order work on
plain scWing aid bIt'oah0lrs We paw -
weekly for about hours work daily sena
stamped envelope. HARVARD SEWING
co. Al Wa'lacr. Cambridge. Mass.
LADIES WANTED. Writ" us and IN
close stamp d envelope for particulars
We can give you home cmp!oym III no
canvass ng: no experience II cessa,y ~
GailN. TAYLOR'S DRFSSMAklNG MD
MILLINERY PARLOHS, 81 Bpmheld.
81, Boston Mass.
MANIFD.-Lidy Of experience. who un-
drr-tLnd, drc>>u aging. cutting, Hitting. ~
well IL, sewing, who VIII 90 u Nirginia
town on y. & W. Il. T.. for spring ana
summer work; references rqulr, q: Al
drc.s at once. Miss II. u. SONtH>.
HerryNilic. Clarke CO., Va.
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TILE GIANTS IN GOOD SHAPE.
BROOKLYN PLAYERS SLOW TO sIGN-NOTES
ABOUT HE CLUBS.

BlOOkLlN ILANEES SLOW ~ SIbN-NOIIS
ABOUT TIE CLUBS.
All the baseball players for the Giants team
under contract except rusic. Kelly and King and two
of the three expected to sign this week. 1t il b.
evcd TINT Kelly will put his name 10 . contract to-
day. and King. the pitcher. may do the same in day
two. This. also promises to he lively week III '
affairs OF the Brooklyn club. The Brooklyn men have
accepted the clubs terms rapidly was eA-
peeled but c. H. Eyrnc the president OF the club when
seem Eastern Park yesterday said that he expected
most OF his Players 10 report this week Only four men
under present. Foutz. OBicn Burns AMI
liaddock. The report that the club would make no
further effort 10 secure Corcoran is ridiculous. AS
iouthcrs has not accepted the clubs salary PROPOSE.
ton is unc"rtiin yet whether Foutz VIII cover first
take his regular turn with the pitchers. Burns
Grinn and OIrcn will be the regular outae'd
Erouthcrs or Fouz first base Rhaid-on. second base
'orcoran, shortstop Dalv third ba>e ladioch, stem.
Kennedy Fouz and either Svetts or Lovct pitchers and
Daley ana Kinslow oatchers. The affairs OF ;he New
YORK club ar, further advanced II young kcclcr does
as expected, he will play third and Davis will
field. The season is likely to start with
Ternau right field. DAVIS centre and Burke left.
The local club owners do not anticipate serious oh
lection the other club their suggestion q o"
the championship April 20 in toad Of rhc
date called by the schcduc. 1t would lie fpolha d.
to conflict Naval parade celebration and the ciu
rcazc that fact. The opening games in other
cites will be PLAYED o April o. arranged.
Followers OF the game Brooklyn anXiousv await
Ing the closing Of the del between Boston and Boohlyn
for the cxchang, of Lovet and Stvcs. IOvc,t doc.
want to play IN brooklyn. styctts Is remarkable
plthcr and also clever fielder and Is the best batting
pitcher In the county.
The Pacific Association has tried a new scheme Tn
entire league been Incorporated one concern.
The Chicago team. under the direction o the cxci,ah
vet ran Anson will Chicago for the South TO-DAY
Arson sad he feeling his age" and tn chances ar
tina, he may play regularly at first base this season
There arc not many Jaws In the League schedule, but
here one Pf.,burg scheduled q play In ST. Loni.
on August . and a rsburg August 8. This caprot
lie lone.
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or INTEREST TO YAcurSMEN

At the meeting Il the executive committee Of m
New.Yofk Racing s-oclticn. held Nar'h IL
al ONcill', Sxth.,Ve. AMI Twenty seconded ~" ali'
cation Of the Auduto1 Yacht Club Of Onchrrds Ianiiy
thi,d.st and the Moth River considered and h'
cub WAS duly elected to member. hp. This make
twcnty.four clubs cniollod Ia tho atpA. TIE
secretary abou: publish the 1898 book OF the a'oca
ton which VIII be a cloth.bound BOOK cont inas muc'
of ntcrcs. 10 those Interested yachting. The BOOK
VIII be "a about MAY 1.
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There three bills introduced by Mr.. Parker,
which, taken together make the new law. No. 800
makes II unlawful for any association 10 race without
a lcease. No. 800 lcgazcs betting within the
grounds Of licensed racecourse. No. 3Ol makes
II q misdencanor TO bet within the grounds Of n
racing a,sociat that Is not licensed. the maximum
penalty fer such offence being fine OF SO. sec
ton OF Bin No. 299 makes II Impossible to 's-
tabsh any racctrack without the consent OF
odrths Of the Chosen Frcchodcrs Of the county
in which such course Is proposed
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THE ORDER FOR TIE CUP DEFENDER PLACED

Boston. March 10 (SpeciaD.-Thc order for the build
ing OF the Toson syncicatc's international cup de-
fender was placed yesterday with Mcssrs Pussy Jones
Of Wilmington. Del. by the designers. This Is III"
same firm that built the Volunteer. The contract
will he signed In few days by all the parties con
cerncd ard the work will be pushed. The frames
and the plating have already teen ordered. The
Yacht will probably be riggd and fitted out here.
Sh. will be built Of steel throughout. The Whining
ton firm has n large plant. and has every ability I"
hurry thing along II f. expected that III" boat
viii be ready for sailing early IN july at the very
latest The designers. Mcssrs. stewart 4 Einn"y. Of
Boston are confident that she will b. able TO defeat
any Yacht allOat.
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In 1890 as tlree-year old. Judge MOTTO" S''i
sich,een times winning twelve races, including 'he
re-, Hamilton Handicap. the Volunteer Handicap
a. por,,or stakes the Palsadc Stakes ana 'he
s ST s,akcs His total winnings were over
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Gsunrrp Keal GsIaIe for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Residence
properties for Sale and 70 LET; large variety
OF Choice building sites. III BbS IAI
LOR 6 Beekmsn-st., and Montclolf.
CENTRAL IL. Il. OF y. Jan hour
nut large and small firms at'o DWELLINGS
With ali modern impro,c conimu'a'
ton low GARNER, LOOMS co.
Soner,ill., n. J.
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6orses au0 Carriages.

A BARGAIN.-Tcn hor-e-. 80 10 sivv >
0e.third value: suit grocer. o""
hsmer. any business: trucks. wagons; MAJ
b<>s: trial allowed also machinery, loOns
&C.. be.onging - mat factory. 90
0nggs-aye.. Grcenpo!nt
OMNIBUS, nearly new, wlli sfat ~
ms. will sell at greatly reduce pr,nr'' East
tess Mr.. JAMES IL. SIhoN"' i''
Sampton. Conn.
wANTED.-so,O O0. 900 people 70 sena 70.
Eses, assortment in America; very nno SEd
sk prices don't pay such extravagahh'
pc: Tor harness and ssfr,sggeesC e1 nur.
meton, n. J.
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gitp Real Gstate for Sale

.bARGAINS.- Wet EDd.ave. house, ma.
sLee. STEVENS, 3th-aNe., co., jon ~
eh-ave. and I04th-st.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT;~ REM aH,h.
Mty-foot front residence, ~ "S9SvSEE
=. o. Box $40.
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fnrnisbeo Rooms.

A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY.
OWNING an elegantly iulHi-h-d hOu~' near
Coltmbu>-aNc. and .Otn-~t.. will let 10
Y ntlcmcn a floor. Win ith breakfast and
ATTENDANCE included IN price. 200 month.
ly. \ cholc. selection OF apartments and
Offices oltain'd Tree at ~ ERETr DI-
~, rory. - West 3jth-st T.. A.
DALEY.
. \ CHEERFUL Lachel,r apartment
suiiail" Tor . gentlemen al - West 2lst
st. hr.t-cla>s and asonihc
BEAUTIfUL, SPACIOUS back parior
way and Fiiih-ave. $50 pr month WILL
IAM>, Tribune Uptown Once, 1.2i2 Broad.
way.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED font
hallroonI one Night ~ psi,at" house; =.
l.-APARTMEN II sunny rooms modern
Improvements psilor ana upper noots
convenient principal hotels. clubs: single
looms. 40 upward. l. East 23th. 9TH, Maii
son ayes.
gantly furnished rooms private Dath-
breakfast; uncXccllrd cuisine In lG9.
IOiu.ST.. 20 WESr.-Nicrly furnished
rooms, - u Sl2 montn magnificent large
lorl0r; ground floor; private family.
2lSr-ST. Ia EAST (Gramercy pirN,.-
Two largr. handsomely furni n rooms all
convenience references; Srhtlemcn.
.sIiI-~T. i6.-- Imporuyal Restaurant
handsomely furnished rooms. with bath.
3,TH.sT.. - wE>T.-NcwIy furnished
sonar. rooms 10 let. without board. u gen.
tlsin"n: references required.
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DrcssmdklrQ.

A.-A-DRt.SSNAK elegant cutter
and litter; SO a day or st home; perfect III
guaraufeel velvet, six ~ cIoth suits made
In one wcek for SO fancy waists. coat and
ball gowns o specially. ~ East lOth'st,
near Broad"ay.
ARTISTIC DRFoSMAKGNG. unique
designs, evening dresses a speciality. hotel
triers al short notice. and nlodcra charges
Mrs. McELROY. 80 East 0th.st. opposite
Stewart's Buildng.
DREssMAKTH wishes few more Gus.
toner. stylish dresses ~ up: I'rfect iltte; ,
20 YEAR experience l. station di corner.
Nj. ~Miril. 100 Wcs' 30th-,t.
DRf.5SMAKEE.--L~,m drcs.cuNing.
fitting Thoroughly. Fip. a. I wish 10 into
ducc the only simple. correct system, sit
uatIon. provided first lesson free.
ADoLrIIla. ~ Gth-avc.
DRE>SMAKEE,-ENy ha'in, fash.
lDnablc pItiOl9g". would likr - add few
,u.tomeFs Ia her li-t pficct ht and LAT, t
- !" guaraitt'd very inod"iA'. cha 60 Ia
all ca-"- MOORE. 90 Wet jJth-st., i>t
nat.
DRESSMAKING by the day; nr.t-cia,,
htt.r lat.-, styles; !. - o. rcfctcnc'''
Addr"s DRtSNMAKER. si3 Ea,, j6th-,t.
DEL>sMAKING.-All uhG latc,, pail-lin
flshion- mad. at short notice. MADAME
WILSON. iSi West .oth-,;.
DKF>>MAK wants fDw won. Gus.
toner, At homc; suits from 90 up. II.
TON. 81 West SOth.st., near Riverside
D.iNc.
DRESSM NKEK.-By Al experienced
woman. nr-f-eias- nt'"r good man. ger ana
designer rauahc Of tikinl chang OF pii.at'
r>tab.i -hn.nt BARTON. care OF O'Biien.
Modi,t'. 27J West i2i,t-st.
FfKsT-CLNSS pRtSSMAk niakc~
costumes Rom - mp; nd icno'nt"S equal
MADAME. eoi Wet iJth.''.
FIRST.CLAsS pRfNsMAk by inc
day French system: fine work. AfdrrS.
DRf.SSMAKER. $50 "a, t7th-st.
FIRsTNLAsS DREssMAk III desires u
few more custom cr, by the day VGr.'
experience: rcfri ence. ~ so Address {.
W. M las. 3isf-s'
LADIES' .TAILOHISG.-La own
materials mad up into jack"t.. coats,
al tei- aud caIte-, clocks al kinds All rcd
and rcnodollcd GREiG. 1871 Wet I'D
NILE nArGNON importer. % IA;
Ulst-4, formerly 700 Mad ~on-ays Just re.
'ciNci nom l',r~ ht l>llut ro-uin,.
Fr'u'h -atln corset. Irir", reasonable
oidris promptly attended 10.
SEAL GARMENTS nnd fur, m all kinds
repaired f"dycd. r'lincd. altered and r..
modelled 10 new SHAPES estimates given.
.EEl1. 1871 Wcst 2ed.st
9EAL SAcotts altered into empire
capcs or rcfnoacllci a. desired. Mrs
BARKER llG West 3cth--t. late with
&C.. a. Guntber's sons and q orgc Smith
RcgeDtst. London.
STYLISH ant pc'fcct.nitlng garment.
made At ,hor notice; prices reasonable
2l7 West 33d->t.
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busluess Gnan1rs.
ALL KINDS Of wcoicut- made in IN
brs, L.anntr ~ the low II iat'r. Pm y =
TEL WEINE, 2lrsni.ls San =.


ALL KINDS Of wcoicut- made In the
hes, Lanntr ~ the low II ate. Pm AN-
uEL sorWEINE, 2l' chi IL tan -
AFFECTIVE SALOON on Nas>au-',.,
hani~on,Ii ntt'd uP doing profit ihc bu'i-
n">- fni H. %. - hang" 10. lee country
one. WHITING & nlCIITE'.>, 10 H.Cii-
way.
ErtFET. LCN,l II EOOM AMI re'au ant
Oh lower EroidNry e:ouni no. wei So
ta'li-hcG dOiSg p'uiitlb.r hi-lH' - -
year = lca.c. - ocO. WlIlTING & RICH
iti>, - Bro dw'y.
CHANCE tOR CAPiThLI>r.-V luabl,
C9naca and English patent. fpr .a'r rh"aN
ai.o h'cfcs. in profitable nanuf,cturinr
company: THIS country: goods patented.
CAPITAL. EcX Is. Tribune o'icc.
FOR >ALE.-fitst-cl'>. family mask't.
On 6th-ayr. good l.l-e. GOOD business: low
pr.r" On arcount Of death. Address MEH.
CHANT. LOG West l2d-st.
FOR StLr;-Ah od.ss,abi,hcd AMI
Profitable drus ,tor, will Dr. .uld at invrn-
tory iOi'rOH. TriDrn".
GREAT OPPOR n NIFTY .-Owner viii
soil lIohtiblc established saloon on Tlinr-
kris Square. % = bargain e prompt pur.
cha-ef. or tiade for IA H.. WHITING, -
Hroidwav.
JOP UNITING OFFICE FOR SALE
Well EQUIPPED for mall fine work ostab-
lishrd !; good opportunity; arg,in Ad-
dress PRINTER. Box y. Trihun' Ohicc.
on BUSINESS FOR SALE--Donq q
prosg rou> bp>iuc~s; cheap for cash owner
ha, other bu~in -. Gall az GO Ncw-cham-
b,r-st
OLD MAHOGANY FURNITURE. emma.
cla>-. -iN"'. iIOrI"- paintings. Looks.
bought Tor cash. ENiNGEH. ioo LcNing-
tob-a'".
PROSPEROUS ELECTRIC Al consttu..
ton forsc doing tn principal business In
city oil 10 900 will s.ll to .uitibl" PATTY
for The Apr; isal. Special personal reasons
for selling. Address -. Box II Tribune
Ofics.
SALOON aud cold lunch.room en- Beaver.
= fdovntow o-tabli-hrd proiit,bl" lusi.
nos. - 800 ONLY hc"d"d; very heap
fca 90. o.h"r engagements. FIGHTERS.
- Nr1,twIy.
SrO,K can b. bad % the
GEANG;S COTTON HARVESTER CO.,
Mil, nuiidins 3; wail-,.. " ID l:oor, De-
wv NTTD.-Party - invest ~. 200
distress viii nav 20 per cent on invest.
,ront whit - NTH VII stand s'ri
invc~tiration Address BALLOr. Tribune
cficc.
WANrEp.-parincr IN w.il..,iabli.h,d
real cat" hu-ine>- In BrooklNn; previous
knowlc Sc o. busipe. ncf ntc"ssIrv an oDG,
required for full hall interest $3.50 pen
did oypD tuu.ty for active young mru. Vi
1rc-> r.. Room %. Ariucklc building,
Bfooklyn.
WNNTFD.-G sntlruau With few thon> n Il
dollars ~ itiCn TREASURER In now company
line opportunity good ploiis no conpcti-
fion nj cpal' only. Pu'ioiI'e foN Jos
New York
sA5 WEEKLY. With 300 capital.-An
unusually profitable Investment. ROWE'S
lNFALLIlILE HANDICAPPfNG SYSTEM
so ond success. ful year subscribers all parts
OF the United State aid. Canada pronta r..
turned EACH WEEK prospectus is9, free.
{. ID. ROWE. Po>tofficc Box Io7 brooklyn
300 PR CENT PROFIT. -Gcntl man
Obliged 10 sacrifice good Investment sto"k
viii sell Same at l-3 value. Address BOX
~, 80 ihurch.st
$1,000 SPECIAL CAPITAL wanted /:
ample s"cur.tv given: 300 per cent profit.
Address FINANCE. "a Church 81
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Green Morris was deeply impressed by the co''
,as,,-u ,u.o vva,.ks LATER he won a sweepstakes.
s,d sll later al Jerome Park. on october D. ne Vol
10 Titan stakes worth $40. $40 about tirec u'eS
az much a. he had cost Mr.. MOTIFS.
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Uountrp Real estate % fet.


ApIKONDACkS LAKE PLACID-NiceIy
furnished cottages; camps; no ma'arii
altitude 200 feet air dry. invigolating
incompatible for recreation. scenery a.
feasibility sIC0 10 ~ COZ sa-oa PhOtD.
graphs particulars, {. NJ. NORLf" 81
Unrest, Newly ra.
RAILWAY, y. J.-rhrce houses 20 rent
10 AMI Il rooms. with all Improvements.
3 blocks from station several houses Ior
sale; farms. G5 100 and g acres; good
buiidinsg Inquire Of y. MOONEY, o,cr
postoiice. ------
RJVERDALE~ON-Hu Hand
somrly furnished villa 10 rent Tor SIX
months. possIbl longer; six and 3 half acres
az ground. beautiful lawn. garden. fruit,
etc. :: stable: gss and croton water; Ten
minutes walk from either Hudson River or
X Y. and Northern stations; also cottage
oocs with place II desired. Addres, q.
VAN RESSELAR. Riverdalc. y. y.
10 LET-Fprpishcd cottages st Long
cranch, Norwood Park. Elberon. Monmouth
peach Sea Bright. y. J. WILLIAM
LANE. Long Br'hch.
TO LET IN SUMMIT. n: J-Furnishcd
horc with modern Improvements rent
Moderate. Address HEALTH AND CON-
FORT. Tribune once.
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1lisrelldnfou6.

~~~>---~-~
ABSOLUTELY highest prices gwen iSs
kemuemen's castor clothing. BObDL I"
wi dave. postals promptly answerH.
ACCIDENT CASES. collections, m atli.
nonial suits, separations. names cnanSs~
Saviee free. J. j. THORNLEY,. Couhseh"''
~ fsPk Row.
ESTABLJS SHE'D 1s50.-Hcrmann FRIEND.
xnuYues; 232 0th-avc., Leat 2su-s'
furniture AMI works OF art restorcu.
yENTLEMEN wishing b dispose .,
NJ lcft.on clothing at fair value VIII
ESS call on or address EDWARD Wiz
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flats 90 LET. hnfnrnisheo

FLTGANT. LIGHT. rooms and bath.
,,,... m Central Park, West. No. 48S-tG<.
near 1Cf,th-st. entrance TO Park $50 70 80 |;
nnocoysted and heated.
-,syT II ST.. WEST.-Lieht, steam.hc,tcd
ara nments rent low. JANlToH' 24.
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No reputable association wants to race without
the consent of the people and license. but the law
imposes so light penalty for the offence tina, u
will be strange If Clifton and Linden do not Opel
their gates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
Citp Real estate 90 Get.

4 COMFORTABLE 3.story brownstonc
front dwelling. 20N56 West aJth-st.. near
PaIk; street 100 feet ide Imrh,d rem;
reasonable. G. VI. NOBLE. 81 PIne-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

The Ncw-Jersey Jockey Club may yet get license
from the Elizabeth Town Council The proceedings
OF last week said to have been interrupted
by the writs OF ccrtorar obtained from the supreme
Court, under which the ccnsiuonality OF the new
laws will lie tested. This seems hardly proMnle.
The members of the Ncw-Jerscy Jockey CluD are not
the take fright at such thing as u wrlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

Good law Is common sense. Bad law Is generally
ANYTHING else II is necessary in passing bad law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

psror,s from the tracks in the vicinity OF New
yorh Or. On tho effect that the horses are several
weeks behind In their training. There has been no
xu season In ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

The several race bills now pending in the LcGisla
ture at Albany will be reviewed on Thursday Dy III
judiciary Committees Of the senate ard Assembly
The SlXton hill is among them and Is one that w,
probably receive the support Of all III" ~'st pcnph
ii is the important Of the measures which nav
10 do with racing and in the interest OF the turf "a
well as the city il should become law.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-03
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