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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
FUNERAL OF JOHN ". CASTELAR,.

Tho funeral of John W. Casear, the artist who
died at Saratoga on August II, was held yesterday
ot the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, In East twenty
ninth st. The Rev. Dr. George ii. Houghton' rector
Of the church. conducted the services. The churcn
contained many friends Of the dead man, principaiy
members OF the National Academy OF Design, OF "hich
Mr. Casilear was an old member. In acuinoh ~ '"e
usual chants. the hymns Rock of Ages" ana jesus
Lover Of My SOul' were sung by the chor' Inv
bural was in the family plot in Greenwood Cemetery
,mong the artists present were E. Wood Perry, Al
fred Jones' william II. Beard, Charles H. Mllier'
: j. Quincy and T. L. Ryder. Mr.. Casear WIS IL
well known Ncw-Nork artist. lie was widower anu
died in his lightly third year. His studio was at No.
81 West Tenth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NN\kERS

II has been learned that the Yonkers Hat MANU-
featuring Company has been induced to move "
peekskill by the offer of the Board or Iraue Vi
that place to provide a $4,000 plant for when 'he
company will be allowed to pay in twelve equai
annual instruments without interest. In ADDITION u
this on the Boland Farm the proposed size loi
the factory ample water may be obtained without
cost The Yonkers Fire Department "a'
we'll represented Coney Island last week at silo
annual convention Of the Volunteer Firemen rs
sociation. City Hose Company and Protectioh Ii,
ginc company No | were admitted into memDeTsnlp
Eli Eli ,bn ass4ciation The Flagg Hat Fac
tory in James-st.. started up again yesterday. ~
shnt down some weeks ago because OF dull tliic9,
but has found 1t necessary employ its fun force
of hands for "A week ten days. After that ilille
the continuance of operations depends upon oruets
Much damage by the rainstorm OF Salui
dav night and Sunday morning has been reporter
AT police headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
MOINT VERNON

ago for "A dedication fair Of the Mount vernon
Hosptal Associations new building Will meet to-
day to hear reports of committees and alot spaces
for the organizations that to take part IN the
fair which will open on September II anu co"
tinue four days The hospital has been hhahc'ai
success from the start. but there Is $'''V ue'1'
in the building fund. and also need of money 10
purchase additional equipment for the new build
ing The building fund proper. up to the present
time. amounts to about $1,000 ERE p Wew
York business man. Edenwald, a SUBURB VI
Mount Vernon, yesterday morning and totay ue
stroyed the house and contents. The fanny W.
i'm bed when the flames were discovered anu H. Tau
n narrow escape from the burning BUILDING Inc
Gauss. of the fire is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
NEU-JERSE Y. =
Jersey CITY

BURGLARS entered the Pullman Palace car "'liceS
ON h. top floor Of the four-sory building Al 80 -
Nonteomcry-st.. Jersey city, early yesterday morn"
ing forced open the safe and stole -" III money
and a number of checks. payment OF which mas
bo,p stoppcd The first floor OF the building Is used
"a a store while the second and third hoors are
fitted up u.s. lounging rooms for Pullman culployuS
non of duty After midnight me rooms ar 80
,.t.llv d.-erf.d The office on IN" top HooT was
locked on Saturday night and was not opener ashl
until Yesterday morning. tn" pole" believe IN,
burglars gained admission through the scutu" ana
escaped the same way.
IN. Jersey civ street and Water Board made no
1T ,,rt Yesterday fn defeat IN" veto of IN" con
soltI.t,d Traction ordinance hy an undorhandci
iIspio with the Law. 10 WAS ruinor'l tn'E Wv"lu
dn Tho story ran that the board would hod an
adjourned meeting az a. m. receive th' S'lo I'M
adiourn Then az the regular session AT II 'lp'h
Nh. veto was h. called up and IN" ordinance
r,1ss.l The veto was received At m regular M,
iu,. f II O'Clock and laid until IN" next reg idr
meeting which viii b" held next Monday, IN"
hoard will hold "a special session TINS morning 10
',,,silor hds for repairing the public schOohouses,
10 which purpose 5000 will be- devoted,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
LO.NG ISLAND.
VAIL BREAKERS ARRAIGNED


The three men who attempted to break into the
Queens County Jail Tuesday night were ar
raiened before Justice KaVanagh at Long Island
CIV Yesterday They are Charles Miller. James
FIvnn and Arthur Edwards. Flynn. who shot
in the lex by of the jailers has almost recov-
cred from his wound. The prisoners de-
Tended by x-Dlstrct-Attorney benjamin NJ Down
iu.. Taller McDougal called Il witness. and
described how the prisoners went to the Jail at
midnight and pried open the bars of one of the
windows with "A large pole taken from a truck
Witness said that when the jaiers discovered the
three men at work they surprised them and COW
cred them with their revolyers. They commanded
them 10 throw up their hands and when they tried
10 escape several shots w"r" fired. Mr.. Downing
..o used much laughter by trying to show that the
attendants were merely trying 10 pass bottle OF
,yhisxey through the bars Of the window To their
friends who were In JAIL and that they had
M intention Of liberaing them. The prisoners
were held Ia await the action OF the Grand Jury.
FELL FROM \ FOURTH-ST STORY WINDOW.
Mrs Gallagher OF No. 81 Fifth-st., Long Island
CIV gave a progressive euchrc and mixed-ale
marty at her home Sunday night. The guests
included among others Patrick Fitzgerald. long
sboreman. Of No. 81 East Eighteenth-st., New
York: Patrick Higgins and Michael stanton. At
o'clock yesterday morning Fitzgerald was found
living unconscious in the yard. with ugly wound
on the back of his head and his face considerably
where IL was found that he had sustained serious
internal INJURIES which might result fatally Police
man Bushnan went to the rooms Of Mrs. Gala,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

cher. on the fourth floor Mrs. Ga'ae". .,,ndow to
oo,iceman that Fitzgerald went to the "l,,.' che
get "mouthful Of fresh air. anu iem na,d TO
Ssc,,ned to explain why no attention was p
d dec m'ounSed man Higgins and staunton were
taken into custody on suspicion OF having ho
Etzgerald into the yard. They were -, 90 On their
fnre Justice Kavanagh, and allowed 10 ~, 80 VIZ $780,
iore Jrecosnizance for further examination
MP AI.BERS DOES NOT KNOW "A. NE oIn.
IrohoIas Albers a grocer at No. 23l Jackson-ave
Long Island City, was kept busy all day yes.efuas
answering inquiries regarding the man VINO mas
supposed committed suicide at Cohey is .S erd,no
foundation of the suicide story rests on the iiue
~ a soda water bottle near the iron pier at "esl
pr,gbton Sunday night, containing scrap OF paper
on which was written; .,ho-s
august 9o-Will finder of this notify N. Apers
9s1 Jackson avenue Long Island CITY that nav
committed suicide? a. -
81 do not know anybody named "A keyser'
said Mr. Albers. 81 had partner hameu 800
Keiser. but 1 do not believe that ne com"i''eO
c,,fci do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
TARRN~ TOWN.

Ellhu B. Frost. the commissioner appoihleu ny
Judge Dykman to take testimony relative 10 Tue
insanity of General Alexander Hamilton VIII pesh
his Investigation to-day. Sheriff Duny mas con-
vened a jury for that purpose. Inc Tisn""S
commissioners of Mount Pleasant and GreehDurs
- o,s,dorinc q proposition made by Mr.. Butler,
tho rronrctor of the racetrack at East View 10
deed the land and build new road, by straiShteh-
ing the highway from the County Amsho2use ~
the schoolhousc providing the town authorizes W..
build 4 new bridge Of stone or iron over NV "a"
Mil River near East View. Iatrlck ,oSsi -
treasurer of the MasonS' BENEFIT Assochtioh' iaS
i,'n ,r,ssin, since August T. COsgrove had WIN
him 500 OF the associations money. lie leaves
wife and six children here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
THE WINNERS AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga n. V, Aug. 21-The following the results
OF today's
Fr.t Iace-fiyc furcnps. Pirate King. 40 (Thorpc.
, .. won why Nat H. % Carter even. second
Rcd Cross u. Godfrey Is TO third. Mary Maid Of
Ellerslle Designer and Caome lilly also ran Time 0I
Second race-SeNcf iiflOuc>. talindO 40 fMorlis
to J. won Highland 1o7 tKunzl 3 10 second; Racine
ll2 Miller. 10 10, third. Zaldhar Wattcrson and
Marcus also ran. Time-1 3194.
.hnd racc-Ilve furiones. Moot & Chandon stakes.
FIirt,ton 40 (Mller) /, Princes, IIimvari,
- a. Iavor). l. second: StiathJiowcf. los tMc-
Dermott to third. Appoma:toN. William .. Buck.
rene Figaro. Miss iiny ijor General. Blue carter
PCcahOnt1s also Jlmc-l .Oj.
Fourth iace--One mile The lrsquols STAGE. Don
tullno. IO7 C1iilcri. to |, won Ma'tvdom III.
ngaylock) q 10 ,, second Elizabeth L.. III H. WiiHs
= 10 l. Third. Mask also ran. Timc-l Asa.
Futh racc-tivc furlonss patrolman 96 Garter.
10 l. won: Wrestler. 100 Nrving), 10 l. secoud Tam
many Hall. 100 n'attonj, I to >. thir1 blackburn,
Van Wart aud General Miles also ran Iime-l .oj's
Sixth racc-Tour and q half furlonrS. Artillery. III
MILLER. 8 TO 5. Munneer 30 Williams To-
second Wang % Blake J. third. Muilrt. Boh by
Burns, Maid Ellis ranitzcn also run Time-O ;1o's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
THE DEATH OF ABRAHAM SlQCI.

Abraham saQui. for many years prominent In the
north Of England as a teacher OF music and singing.
died August from paralysis Of the brain IT
lis home. No, loT Bedforist.. Liverpool. Mr..
SaQuls practice, mainly confined TO liverpool stretched
over a period OF forty years. and In the further de-.
velopmcnt Of voices already trained he had few
equals. Ills pupils number many leading members
OF the dramatic and musical professions In England
and In this country. At one time Mr.. Saqui earned
considerable reputation as stage barytone. his
best achievement In this line probably being liecate
I'm "Macbeh- lie had reached his sixty ninth year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
TIE GAMBLERS HAD FLED.

MYSTERIOUS visits Of men to the house No. 10
west Twenty sixth-st at late hours lately led the
notice in West Thirieth-st. to suspect that gambling
was going on there. Captain O'Connor and Police
man Dugan Went TO the house yesterday morning
and were admitted by the colorcd man In charge Of
the rooms on the second floor. The place evidently
had been gambling den, as the Officers found a
roulette wheel faro table several poker tables and
thousands OF cards and chips. The gambling i'm.
pleinents were seized by Captain o'Connor and taken
to Police Headquarters but no arrest Was made,
because the gamblers were mot In the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
HOME NEVIS.
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

State Convention Of odd Fellows. Scottish Titc Hall.
Board Of Estimate and Appoitionment. City Han. II
D.
Board o. Aldermen,
General Hamilton sanity case Tarrytown.
Passenger Agents, Committee Trunk Line Association.
IL .
Ncw.York-Chicago baseball match POLO oround- I D. IN.
Monmouth Park races. 80 p. H.
Clifton races, 200 p.
XIXth District. Fifteenth Ward. Republican Oreiniza-
ton NO 23G Aims lest. Brooklyn. : y.
Music in Paradsr and Mount Morris parks. = D. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
PATERSON

Tho examination Of Abram Pardon. eX-paylng-
teller Of the First National Bank. yesterday did
rot div,,lgc whae Paterson people have been
anxiousy awaiting-a statement from the accused
man The examination was discontinued In the ar
tcrnoon after the banks story had been told
Pardon was committed 10 await the action OF the
United States Grand Jury, which meets at Trenton
I'm September Few people believe Pardon guilty MS
charged 40 conclusive proof of his guilt was
shown yesterday. but an expert examination was
shown detailing his operations with the Butler SILK
company. in when he was heavily Interested ana
his own admissions to his responsibility Tor tile
banks loss were used against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

Joseph s. Wood. Of Mount Vernon, sat as referee
yesterday AZ the courthouse to hear evidence in the
Namaroneck ave litigant against the village Tor
damages caused by laying sewer mains john
Oeznie, one Of the plaintiffs. withdrew SUIT anu mas
settled with the corporation. To-morto" ertiS
Grove and the lawn OF eX-Police captain OHhcnF
will present a festive appearance ~ the loi ~
Inc incieut Order Of Forcstcrs VIII nave Il PiSIll
and clambakc Will" at the latter place a lestiNdl
and lawn party will be held In aid oi the furchh,'
Mcthodisi Episcopal Church ne sGho"' ,"' 10
Ing in District no. 1 will be held to-hight at Tue
Ia Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
THE RACES AT CLIFTON.

The races at Clifton yesterday resulted follows:
First racc-One mile. Emblem first, Blizzard second
Harry Alonzo third Time 4jI.
S,rond ,,reFive fuloncs Runaway first Captain
Sinclair second Uypatia third Time-l O34.
Third race-Six and one-half fuTongs. Mary b hIst'
Marshall second Darkness Third. Ilmc-l :23'4'
Fourth race-Handicap; five furlongs. Clement hrst'
Key West second Trnge third Time 03
Fifth race-Scven furongs. Leonardo hlst, Sea Biru
second Tom Flynn third. Time 81 L.
Sixth race-Four and onelah fur"nSs. kriKiha hrse
Mohican second. Zingara third. Time-O 'oO2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
THEY SPENT THE NIGHT oN RrFFLE BAR.

william \ Pow RS. superintendent OF steam boil
ers went Of In his steam yacht Juig" Moore on
Sunday morning. with his sons. Edwin. William
ana Thomas. for days outing ON Jamaica fay.
As they did not get home un;il yesterday after
noon ana no word al been received OF them Tear
FOR the safety Of the party was expressed. cs-
pecially as the wind had been strong and ia" sea
high all day Sundly. The cause Of ~ delay in
returning home. however was ~" fact that III"
Judge Moore ran aground on Ruiic Bar and the
party were compelled TO spend the night there.
They had nothing over their heads except n canvas
awning and no food board the yacht. They
were not rescued from their unpleasant position
until yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
DETAILS OF TIE RACING

FIRST RACE-specal weights Six fmlongs
Betting.
NJ. F. Dryers Oh. C.. Stonenel, BY Stone. "
henge-Ncll, yIs, III n. Il arlb1 ID out
J. A, a. H.. a ID. ii. Mors's b. IN. Cor.
Ivotm p IL .-..-- (Littlchcid) . 81 Ii
j. y MeDonalds ch. <. Chesapeake, aged,
=, ia (Midgtle) Cd 81
Peruvian, 4, u7......-.... onioliy) o 2OO- 3O-i
Timc-l IA.
Nero was withdrawn. Correction was first away and
she remained in front for half mile, when Stonene
passed her. and he won, under pull by length Cor.
feeton second meek before Chesapeake.
SECOND KACE-Specisl weights. one mile and
furlong.
At. III.
NJ. +. Dryers D. e. Banquet by I;ayon
dOr-Eua T., us, ll0 Il ..... .(TaraD lis out
Bashford Manol's ch sabine s. 80.
a. ClaytOn) . FL
Timc-l :515i.
Cleaning Lizzie and Michael scratched. SABINE
was permitted to show the way for mile T0Ial then
eased his pull Banquet, won as he liked by
almost a length.
THIRD RACE-Ior maiden two.yeaI CGs. Selling. -Four
and half furlJngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
AFFAIRS ~ BROOHLI wv
HE WILL KNOW BETTER NEXT TINE

William +. Thompson. the Democratic leader 81
the Twcnty-nrst Ward. was arrested a. $3.50 O'Clock
Sunday morning "a suspicious character. nut
on being taken the police station The sergeant
promptly rclcas cd him The policeman had not boon
on the force long enough to know the difference
between arrcsting "A suspicious character with po-
ltical influence and one without 1t. The police had
received instructions 10 keep AN unusually sharp
lookout for suspicious characters on account Of tn"
storm. Thompson was standing with a friend at
Nostrand and Vernon as r. when arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

Tho State Board of St Patrcks Alliance OF
America has decided to offer "A reward OF u" ior
information which will lead to IN" arrest OF
Iosrph T. Fallon. Of Newark. who was hnanciai
secretary Of District Number d. fall"h dlS"pied''"
a week ago with about $40 belonging 10 the
branches AT Orange. The state Board mas alSo
clllo,l for the designations of the officers ot the
order who were connected with the affair IN any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
NENN RRI NNMICk

, BIG will case was begun yesterday in the MID
dlcsox County Orphans Court. before Judge j.
k.,rnev Rice Mrs. Aphi," L. Slawson died re-
Gently and left an estate at New-brunswlck an"
elsewhere valued AT over S2Oo@0. She left one
sixth of il 10 Salle Il. seldom. her granddaughter
and the remainder to Mrs. Alice Aiken OF Prince
I'm and the lattcr's children after her death
Mrs seldom has contested the VIII on the GROUND
Of incompctcncy and undue influence. Several Wit
49,. from ont of town will bc called 10 TESTIFY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
IiY'l,

The annual picnic of the Fire Department VIII oe
held in Bulkley's Grove this afternoon ana eVehiis
Successors to Charles Worden ana Charles H.
Walker will be chosen trustees at the sch9ol fneet
ing Tonight The Commissioners OF highways
of the town are to have a seawall built along inc
highway at Rye Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
lInIiIllNEN

The Ncw-Jcrscy Federation Of Trades and Labor
Unions held its fifteenth congress at Hostein :
Han. Uobokcn. yesterday Thomas McGoVern, of
Tvpographcnl Union 30. los. Newark, presided.
The speech OF welcome WAS made by Mayor Fagln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %.
THURSDAY, Angus
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF w.YoRK-MoND\Y, AUGUST y, 1893.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK- MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1893.
ARRIVED.
| steamer Chester On Lcwi, Southampton August 10
mtoruato al Navigation co. Arrived at the Bar at
st Steamer Ethiopia Br Boothby, Glasgow August H.
Mo,ilo r. with nd-c. i59 cabin and - storage pas,
,cneas t. Henderson lFos Arrived at the Bal a.
~ steamer Christine Dan IAr.cn Aarhuus denmark ARK
southampton 49, with md, and passengers to oerlchS
Co. ou'. Of Fir 'Ia 6ds a 80 SI3s % Rotterdam
August 2 wih md,c 81 cabin: and St2 seerase pa sen
S"1m oaIs ,no a"S To1a,d 1ncnt TO- 81 Iris
isy viii 5 5:G '1 to jo6n SsaS Bar
steamer city of Para. Lockwood Colon August H. with
and 50 passenger, stanford Parry Heron Co.
N Steamer On Gy Of Washington Bgrey August
Il. with mdsc and passengers 10 James T. ward & To-
N' steamer ct Gyf Sc6 as%a,en cnara days with
steamer City Of san Antonio Dole, Norfolk, with mds
steamer Lizzie Henderson. Van Kirk. Philadelphia,
sp AG ay M IS n III ' 'S% pxe
oS N sSk t? so rarkT Sw gh, breeze cloudy
CLEARED.
steamer Cottage city Bennett Portland ,lo,
steamer Colombia, oakcr Colon. C-StanfoFd
steamer cuGc CBr. Smith, LiverpoolH Maitland
Steamer weehawken lBr, Manning Dover. for orders
steamer Lain Ger, HeImcrs Bremen, via Southanp-
steamer Jamaica (yop Erun, Port Antonio, Jam--w
Ship Andclana OBJ Richards. Hong Kong-J w Parker
Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Columbia for Colon Puerto Rico SPAN
Lisbon Cutie (Br, Liverpool
ship Ilainaut Dutch. Antwerp.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer st Romans tBrl. Fitzgerald sailed from Liver
pool for New York August 10
Steamer I.ydian Monarch Brl Morgan from New-lork
August >, arrived at Hull August 81
steamer Ebc Ger. 'ioSsel from Brcmenl. for
New Work. sailed from southampton August 81
steamer Manhanset BIZ Duck from Ncw.lork August
:, arrived ut Avonmouth August 81.
August 10. for GLASGOW arrived a Neville August II.
steamer Northern Light b. Parton. from Newly
August for Dover. passed lI,wlc Point August n
Tor Hamburg. passed the Lizard August ~
steamer Danlant Ger. Wlschauscn. from Ncw.York
August =. passed the scilly Islands August 90
steiner liecla Dam I.aub from Steun August
Stamcr bohemia, Schroeder from Ncw-York. ar
rived ot ''o'hcnbqre August =.
Stcsner Nmer,ka tD'n). Thomson. from New.York
Augu >. arrived at Chrstana August 20.
STEINER sorrento u''r. Joreens' n. from New.York
AUGUST ). arrived at Hamburg August 20
steamer tplands (Btl. sailed from Hamburg for New.
York August Il.
STEAMER rarahvh, Err. Luca from New.York August
). arrived at Dunklrk August 81;
steamer Yumuri tNorl Danelsen. from Ncw.York
August fer bordeaux, arrived Paulllac August u
steamer Neu ira FRI Br ard from New.York August
. arrived al Mars'illcs August 10.
renfo for New. York August is. ~ ''o"' SUI
Steamer Empress Of India tPr). Mar-ha from Van.
couVcr Via Victoria August T. arrived at Yokohama
August Il.
steamer Maskelvne (Bcle). Gregory sailed from St
Lucia August 81 for NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

Galloplng King. 100 Gear. 10l) (Mdeeley) 10l Al
iJghtfoot 1O2 (car. 1903 tBcrgen) Al 90
Time :1434.
Baroness did run. Prig led by length until the
last few strides. where Terrapln got 10 his neck This
set Penn riding, but there really need for it,
Terrapin's challenge a mild one. lie faded away
again and Prig with plenty TO spare by almost
length Tcrrapin second three lengths before La Joya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
HENRY 4. DANIELS. VI D.,

f. IL W. "OCTA" "SHATTEMUC f. e. "
Either style II you wear low collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

Brummell Caramels Rich, Mellow and Deli
cious Name each wrapper. Brummelrs fine
and bOnDOls. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22


Diseases OF the Nervous system Genito.I rinary
Organs. Imrotency and Slerlty. Hours to l. 5 10 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

MILHAU's CALIsAYA: Reliable tonic, appe-
tiZer. Inv gotator. antimaaria Reware imitaOrs who
are necessarily deceiyers. ls3 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 57Sun sets rs Moon sets o;l3Moons ase III
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
,M-Sandy Hook 3:ijGov Island O Hell Gaze "
PM-saEdy Hook 52lGov. Island - Hell Ia'e o'l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

Catboat for sale; % feet; centreboard; very
able and safe rigging and spars nearly new gooi
saler, with summer cabin fine pleasure boat: Wal
sell cheap. Address c. J. H.. Box As Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

Madeaine HE Collier acdlng. Lon Foster and
Demo, were Withdrawn. MAMMA and Black Hawk
clear OF the others before dozen strides had been rum
ana the race was letwccm them the finish Nhma lead
ing all the way ami winning by three lengths; Black
Hawk second five lengths bc.Or, ,'OrliuS
FOURTH KACE-For ttrcc-JcaI-odS. Selling. Seven
furongs.
Betting:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22


Cactus and Tiny Tim withdrawn. PerIier Jouct
led by lengths down the backstreteh. Hamme was
with him fifty yans the end and beat him rather
oasy by q length. WOr.nser third. lengths
behind Perrier JOuct. The winner bought IN for
s2.oo5. an advance OF sCO5 over his entered price.
FIFTH RACE.-SclliDs. Onc mile and a sixteenth.
Betting.
xv.,.s.. st. Pl.
WAGON Z Cainpbell's b. h. Diablo. BY
hous-Grace Darling, aged. ia n.
J. T. Peppers br. +. Miss Dixie t. io7.
-. . II "a. Clayton . 6-I IL
B. B.. !. 1 q D. II. Morris's b. T. Anna Anna ~
NJ" "h' o. luz Time; so sMidseiey}o ii s-5
Madrid and Larchmont did not start The four
were in close bunch until well Strengthened out In
the stretch. Dabo then took the lead but Tsral was
compelled to ride him out TO win by length Miss
Dixie second a length before Anna H.
SIXTH RACE-Hsndieap for two-yearolds Six furongs.
Betting.
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