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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK- SATURDAY, SEPT H. 1870
ARl,I\ Ed

Steamer Daw,rq OBJ, Thomas London S 10 10 asys
Oa5s to nsSas tnr waIk rpco sspteSaOc T.
QUEENSTOWN TO- vita mdse 1913 hrst II R seySnu Co.
and 255 seerase passenggrs' 10 vernon It D'
steamer Ne%i5 oi aI 'ai M, Second cabin and 200 steer
- ". nsenscrs to international Navigation o. Ar
rived az tue Ear az Dr. w@od HAMBURG Aggu;t 2S
West IarepoOI 30 va, % % ms Of i3h r""'"'
steamer M.nnncm c'cu icacN' I'M ',9 ~ the Bar
at n Of ,"crha,en UcrJ Butt Rotterdam u asys
in b,ias. 70 { II Randebr1ck. Arrived a' wv ''
doGT s, (H Sspt 'SnS. is with 70
pamch idye Co. Arrived a. tne par us AZ SEP en-
Der o. with mSss To- forget Arrived at the Bar
at % sat Of n Ge.sp d I'll, S %otgs 9'v' '"'
sip PHilGaspS MI.n nG:c to " Thco ;ugcr 5 Co. m
% shIS oSS s. Msrk WorA Francisco 10 days. VII"
md,. 70 Jchg S'e1's aSd flcthy CaIea Buena lo'
sar Vim nitrate Of soda TO order; vessel 10 Il
chcsteT s,o tS OBJ. Elliott pogua 1os days VIII"
nitrate Of soda Mot'1d ID H'[ MS moderate breeze
ss,ndy Hook. $3.50 m-W"u "''''
thick. haly. CLEARED
, vv,,,oru II u;eD Stormer, Bremen, via
soSt M aT Seneca steyen-. Havana and MeNc'"
JAM. wr Nman Ger Kact amburs-Funeh' Faye
So amer Manhattan Bragg and George
steamer Pawnce lmeIam Wi,''''-'"
tow. ,,ncr seminole Robinson, Charl SION ana
amer governor sa:ori Ia BrCe Son
,,.."'.r ,,ilno tprt Whitt01. Hnl-.SIh "" ~
oscs M'rgarrt rig raid, Tlmp'- Ma,'r ton r n
SS,c,"cr Nrcccs RISK, Key West AM "'N '''" "
Mallory X Co.. , ,.,.n,.n nos,on III T. Dmock.
s,'ame CIV Of Columbia. Jaaney' West fo'"' v"
oc poner la Campne CDuo,h Mar1schlaeG'r AM" '
G. II Raniel rook. ,,., ,o,folk md Ncwport New.
-o Tlar"r rinof,lds Lewis. Patimorc-H Hicn
.t.,mor Louisiana Eager N'W-yIi,''r ,, Cove f
Punch Edye Co. - c.,,.h v.vnort News and Rich
steamer old Dominion, touch ''"p''' ''
r,ond- Old Dominion s. Co
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Tho fair in aid of the Mount Vernon Hospital
endad lac, night IL was estimated that at least
81 0o had been made for the treasury OF the fee
hospital A great many articles were son. anu
some OF the booths we're replcnished from hlsh'
to night by additional gifts The concert last
night was furnished by the baroness Won meyer
nick. soprano; William Fl. Hughes tenor - ~
,,o,,r,ay h,rv,one. Miss Marie Ostrander. reader;
H. r. Melville and H. 4. Arnold violin, NJ, =
Sloat and NJ Parpart viOloncello ana Professor 4
i,avis acconnuanist Tho fair has been literally
patronized by the people Of the Gity Tow ,f
10 thrown omen for the reception OF pau "a
meeting OF the board Of managers to-m"iro"
night will decide upon the date.
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NENNRNFHEI,Il.

Tho local nolice have So far been unsuccessful
I'm their efforts toward finding the burglars VINO
robbed the houses OF Mrs crpcAer. the WHO" OF
T. t. Crocker. Fred r. Proctor. Of PROCTOR lhed-
tire New-York and Thomas Mc'ann "e"''"S
New Yorker. who has a summer residence al La''"-
mont The stolen property Is valued Al '''''' 49,
., Scooo Mrs Cracker SAYS the table silver taken
from her house was worth NoJl Their" has been
some talk that the burglars came I" l-aI'hin'h'
I'm a black sloop This slo"p IL said to nav" b''"
seen cruising about IA,rchmont on "Wednesday az
tcrnoon last the rohbrri"s having occurred N"t
night From this IT is thought that TIE 1911 N'S
were from Ncw-York. and too" tA"il plumber To-
the mctTolOlls.
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BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.

The games scheduled for week follow
A0EdAy-Ouisyile New York, at LOUISVILLE Pltt,
turg Brooklyn. at Psburg; Cleveland W BostOn ~
Cleveland Cincinnati Baltimore. at Cincinnati; Cal
eago Vs. Washington, at Chicago; 81. Louis vs. Phlaii
phIa. at 81. Louis.
Observation-Disclosures New York, at Louisville; Pits
burg brooklyn, al Pittsbutg Cleveland Boston,
CLEVELAND; Cincinnati baltimore, Gin nnlti Chi
caRo VS.. washington. OF Chicago; St. Louis fhila-
deipha, at 81. Louis.
"Wednesday vile ": New-Yorl At Louisville ::
ptsbur. Brooklyn al Pittsburg; Cleveland vs. JIoS.
ION at Cleveland Chicago woshln yton, at Chicago
81 Louis Philadelphia at So. Louis.
Tbursdsy-S, Louis NewYork, st. Louis; CIcye.
,.,i VS. BROOKLYN at Cleveland Boston Cincinnati
20" Louisville PHILADELPHIA
chcago vs. baltimore at Chicago Pittsburp Wash.
,,a. :, Louis vs. New-York et 1T. Louis Cleve-
rru"S arooklvn vt Cleveland; Boston W.. Cincinnati.
Sine ws baltimore at Chicago Pittsbure VI. Wash.
tngton at Pittsburg "a -,
ssturdaymst ,,ooklyn at Cleveland Cincinnati
Sieseisna Cncnnsu Louisville Vs. fhiAaeipn's' ~
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BOARD auo Rooms.

WASHINGTON SQUARE. WEST. 3d.
Desirable furni>h,d room. excellent tabloe
parlor floor; reasonable; transients; table
bosTders
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powbcaLy oy PENSIONS FOX RAILROAD MEN.

Harrisburg. Penn. sept 10 t>Tcnll-Nt m"rlhr
~ the steam Road MEMS Union 70 b. held h'Ir tomorrow,
ct,.r f,,r, + Y Iovdcily will be read IL +, In part
- follow.
.It J.. not Ctopiln. neither j. II beyond IN" realm Of
,ol,,bty t. forNaid Tor the da"hin, ~ Ia" di'
vb,u the workers 81 this Ndon viii 49," t" RAILROADS
and telegraph. IN the hands Of the Government. lh'
.od .r -hould lr.n-Ond Offending and aNing Ia"
N,tl,, 1 rote not VII thcr h. WAS wodid.d NOS. he
dr.rryc. no .. the hands Of giatriul nation unn
independence, from wan; ia Old age. What We do. 81
shnuId DO for soldier should do ior ihr laioid
workman. who NUT give up hi occupation at un' III
life when H. cinn"t tufn b. anything "lsc'
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THE WINNERS At LAToNIA.

,.,,., S.,, 1.-two strong faVoritcs out Of the
e, Won Al IatDna to-day. The weather was c'af al"
1lcasant Track slow. summary
Iir.t race threc-quarters Of mile. selling Lazy H.
Won Blue McilcnTy second Mollle cray 'A'u' 4'"o-
:22i2. ,,-,.
S..ond race seven and a half furlongs. selling Mare
L Won Espanit. second. Fed Cap uri. llme-l ~
Third race nine furlongs. free handicap sw-psHHes'
Kinscem won. Bessie Bisi"o S''oh' ''''"o''' '''''
Time 90
Fourth race. mile and seventy YARD slim ,p
Elizabeth l.. IN" Sculptor S''"Hu i'i'@e
Rose third. Time Oh. -
fifth race nve-eghths Of mile Seha "on' Inc
Kitten second. Ohio Belle third IIh'e-i W.
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SIZE JTMPEU From 4 FAST EAPHEAS
\ NEw-JERsEY TEACHER KILLS HERSELF WHILE
RETURNING FROM THE WORLDS FAIR.

Miss Elsie s Howell of Andover, y. j., died at
ST Joseph's Hospital. Paterson, at o'clock last
night from injuries received by jumping from
fast express train on the Delaware Lacka"ahh"
and Western Railroad. Miss Howell had been Wis
iti,g tho Worlds Fair and was accompanied by
her aunt Her father. Charles NJ Howell arrived
at the hospital last evening shortly before his
DAUGHTERS death While at the Worlds FAR Miss
Howell developed insanity An immediate start for
home was made. When the train was nearing
East Stroudsburg. Penn, just beyond IN" water
Gan Miss Howell left her companion ana entered
The toilet room She remained away 40 long that
the porter went In search Of her She could not be
found and the conductor stopped the train
searching party started back along the railroad
track Ten miles from where the train han stopped
the Young woman was found lying Unconscious be
side the track She put on the first tram ana
b,,rried IN Paterson She was a school teacher.
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THROWN From MS CARRIAGE AND Err Used.

BENJAMIN J. Warner. aged citizen Of Brook
lyn living at No 81 Morton-st.. thrown from
his carriage In Flatbush. l.. l.. last night. and
severely bruised. lie driving in top buggy
across the Park Circle the Concy Island road.
when another vehicle came swiftly out of Pros
pcct Park and dashed into his carriage. tearI-
off and smashing the front left wheel. Mr.. Warner
I'm falling struck his face against the ground, badly
anneared Mr. Warner was cared for In II hotel
In the ncghbOrhOOd.
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4 SANDY HOOK PILOT CARRIED To SEA.

Thomas Shield. "A Sandy Hook pilot belonging to
tho rilot boat Thomas i. Loubat. No. lG was car
ried To sea yesterday OIL board the new 'unard
steamship I.ucana. This one Of the results
of the collision between the tank steamer D,lawar"
and the tugboat Talisman When the l.ucahl
reached the bar the station boat absent and
there was no opportunity for the pilot To l"av" the
outbound steamer Shields lives In brooklyn.
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TOIDSTOOLS Again PHO| fhI1h'

WOMAN DIES FROM ENIING THEN -IhEEh
OTHER PERSONS POISONED.
Giuseppe and Nalino Mazzia' bro'"erS' "''"e :"
snring-st.. Orange Valley. and Mrs. Margaretta
rh,,e,onio and her nve-year-Old son. OF No. -
ChristoDher-st Orange. were poisoned by tohn-
stools on Friday. The woman died late last hsnO
Her husband gathered what he supposed 10 DE-
mushrooms on the Orange Mountains ne uoeS
not care for them. but his wife had ursed MN 10
get some for long time. The wne ana c''l" "''
heartily of the dish and became i'll in f." hours
The Mazzias also gathered the supposed mushrooms
IN the mountain 1t is believed that they viii re-
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AnYENTIsFMENTs AND SuBsCRII

ADVEItTISTM TN - ~ - ~ ~ ~ r
VIA. Br. RECEIVED Al THE
,,,roWN OFFICE. No la Broadway.
-, ..or north of Thirty -ilr-t-st. and ltD.
vEnTI SFMENTS 1T the following branch
nrircs 80 Elghth-uVc 76O Thiid-aNc..
nync, forty --cN''nth->;- 10 East Forty.
',,'rth.st.. corner lhirl.aNr. lS0 tiSt
,o,th.st.. near Tnrd.a,r. 0.1 Third-ayc..
,car Sl,tv-nrst t.. LOS first-aNc.. iC6
West fcrty -sccond-st TO- ColumbusA,c.
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Furnished Rooms.

A.-TWO Largo. ,l,-antly furnished
cunurctihe ROOMS. running Nitrr. la~.
bah. pn~ firht ur; 'latlbir ior twp
PERSONS. - a week also other rooms. a
Last lcth It,. near broadway
AZ .ADMIEABLY located attrctNc
suite also square and single rooms; private
bath 10Th 10 91d It ncai jth-aNe. ana l..
-tati"n-; hie"Afa-t or psNat" tahlr OF
tonal, spacious parlOrs OF connecting
room, for ply -ltian~ or families also high
,ia~- family mansions to A.li o. let foI
private USE OF select b'nrd'r'. Apply l..
3.,n Dt''''''' "'''''' D'''''y''' = W.
ELEGANT rarlor aud bedrooms. together
G Gou.c' hear , Ercadway. ~! West .ad.st.
FURNISHED ROOMS to let terms mod.
CRATE. EasnoId>'s tel. - last 1siE.-t.
ERONT ROOM 10 LiT.->cparate IN
trance. gas bath tor gentleman or ladl.
Mrs HOfMANN. 80 VT isih.-t
GENTLEMAN can have IA" sunny 70 III.
- wc-t 2ls, II.
HANDSOME. sunny rooms. newly fur.
nl-hrd references exchanged. - West
l2Oih-,t.
LADY WOULD LET her second floor
three rooms furnished bath adloinn" sill
civ or "a SUITE. pliNat" dwelling rca~on-
g De-, home comforts gentlemen. on Ir\-
iretoma>c.
go, q, 1T,
~ i'',n, T. i.DN 'o t,i.' nrd ln.,ti,n
~ - ,,ri,,,,. FAMILY, ,l.o hall room
1913 Cl'rmohtHNr.
IAT,JE second story room; bath. clo'r,~
nnc! furnished every convenience. -
W. '''"'' -------
LARGE WELL furr shed room; running
water; llso mont nan r,ol. terms ,ras9h'
iblr S'ht1'ln'" "il'' ''' W. '"-'''
NICELY f,rn..h.d MONS. .inelv or en-
suite: r,f,rcn,r-. UOI LrNingtpn-aNe.
<rCI.I.Y T1,nt.h,d r,,u. with or Win.
ont board prNot. mouse aud family.
OWEN. 1913 Wet -.th--t.
..,,,,,,,.-,, ,.r>.,.t,,,,, ,I..a-..,., ,,,.,,,-.
with ali con,rni,n.,s: lri,s,r family
,,lthlu u\. minute, of Htldrr nld ferries
L. Cllntou..t ptooll,n \ Y
p,HIIEs nt>Il;lXG BOOM IN ~.
centlonallv u,nt and w,ll.frrrlsh d house.
appointnp nt> mt class. with or without
br nkla,t can Ind .hc -sn'r With an Amer.
lcall family. - East Est. references
exchanged.
ROOMS, haudsomcly furnished, single on
en- sGitc select aIaitmrnt'. ds Wet %9th--t'
SMALL AMLEICAN fAMI.V will
nj Ia two gr,,tl mel 1brr,6f.st or uu
.oaid OPTIONAL. ID =. loon n,or. bath adjoin-
ng. ample coats "a. lors in nthporr.
iay-winiov front al-o largc room on Sd
Moor lo'ation. Oih.st.. 'Mrrh Srhtln,
ana o"iu',"uS nN,S o'''',',.n.y 10y AVN, Sn
'"EaNlN u''".'t'u 'o' Wv, 10y -
,,ktn, !, ~ nV"@ III Il lislitful home
table aud alpoiutmcnts in k,cpns. Nd.
dress |" T.. loN '3. Irlhuh' once.
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Jersey CITY

Detective Sheridan Of Ncw-York. yesterday APP
pled to Governor Wcrts. At his home In Crescent
ave- Jersey city for tho surrender Of william J..
Wentworth who is charged with swindllng The
prourirtors Of the Victoria Hotel, New YORK Went
,yorths counsel told Governor Ncrts that Inc 'Nl-
dcucr and the Indictment w"r" vague, ana tllht
UOyt a. Stanncl1 merely desired To- nave Went,
worth eXtraditrd in order 10 further their clVil
suits against him. Governor Werts denied the APP
~ Chanccry Chambers on wednesday morning at
1tn
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NEUy-JERSEY.


Isaac Pardo. who lives AZ NO lIs broah-st' ireh-
ton. was arrested in Hoboken last night on
charge. Of stealing eleven silver and four gold
watches four diamond studded watches ana >9D
cash lie is held pending the arrival Of officers
from Trenton.
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HOME NEWS.

Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRUNswICK-Colon villiers Bagot ana MAJOR jasper
Richardson. Of the British Army. cAMnhip't'-Count
MontgeIas Of Munich. FIFTH AVkN'f'-ooI'uf Atthn,
p. German. Of Maryland. ana Judge hu1 = "I'7h' OF
yew.Jersey. GILSrY-Cencral Joseph b. Car, Il Troy.
Henry W. Bodgett OF Chicago.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIEs.

Cleveland. Sept. 16-t mpre Hurss awarded the eune
to Cleveland thi, afternoon by the score Of 70 o.
c.n,a Robinson OF the Batimoies refused the
ball pitcher after being asked three times by the
um,,e whether he would do 50 not Robinson thought
II was dark continue the The score OF the
game a. PLAYED follows up the tine that awarded
to Cleveland by the umpire. The wind blew gale from
the west and was impossible to tell where the
hall would go 0 itch with any accuracy. Attendance
500. The
f Hs,sinSl ......S Q . Z III III
HasehitS-Clevcland 15 Baltimore 10. ErrOre-Ccye.
land $ baltimore BstterIesYoune and Connor Bake
land in eighth inning Baltimore refusing TO plaf.
Chicago Sept. lG-Unil the eighth inning tie rhilcs
had the game well in hand. Then Wmots ulpe
filled colts with ginger, and two singles double,
bIt by pitcher and two wild throws and
landed the game for Chicago. For the first time th,
season Captain Arson was absent from the Held HIS
wife in dangerously sick and her death Is momentiy ~
pected. The weather clear and co, and tn at
tendance $500. Score:
S SS,IsSsjr6ia '.-... I'D 9 Is
3 Phiiadeiphis T. Bae,Ie and shrver car.
sey ard Cross. Umpre-Gonn y.
pitt.burg Seut I6-Pittsburg lost to-days game by
,,,scrable work in the field Had Killen been given
GOOD support he would have won his game. Nichols
pitched good game and the champions played fine and
sharp nclding game. Weather pleasant. Attendance.
$500 The score:
E".,a" ...... ...:.S 9 9 9 %
Pittsbufg ., Boston f-IlOl>-liu>Dhig I,
Roson Battcrc,oK en and Earle Nichols and Ben.
nett Umpire-Emsnc.
St Louis. Sept. IO.-The Browns again defeated the
Senators here this afternoon The score:
Y, ,as,. ........5t 9 Q Q 20
IL Sc tsSl S and McTie
ILswley and Twineham. Umpire-iiornnng.
Corning y. " sept i6.The acball game her" TO-
d.y between the Binghamons OF the Eastern League ana
the Cornines resulted a. follow:
Finghsmton .............l o o a
Baschits-Bin ghsmton >, Corning u. Etfois-blhg-
,.r',nn 4 CARING B. I,ateries-Duryca Sweeney
Da,is and Cro-scy. Cmpire-Hodgnan.
ST. Paul Mimi Sept 1G.-L. ticnslhger. present
owner OF the baseball Is negotiating
b put a team In 81. Paul year. The cities "hich
City, Omaha. Milwaukee and Denver.
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Earned runs-New-York g. Cincinnati FIRST nas :, On
bas-By Petty /. by Baldwin =, by fariot.o, ny
Van l. FlrsI erors-NewYork = .ineinham r, !.
left on basrs-Ncw-NOrk q, Cincinnati Z. Stru'k ouV
Py Baldwin by sullivan g. Three;nase hS-Oe Hion
Mccarthy, Oah n connor Mott Saciincc hits
Ternan Burke , Stlfotd Motz, Murphy sullivan
Doublo play-Fuller and Conner. umpire-Mc Vuaec Az
tendance-2 329. Time Of game hours.
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LOUISVILLE AND BROOKLYN BREAK EVEN.

Louisville Ky. Sept. 1G.-Louisvi1e and BrookNh
paved two games to-day and broke even In inc his'
- Iou,.vllo .o,d not hit Daub while Mcncce
an easy victim Brooklyn, and aided by rank errors
Byrne's men had no trouble in winning. Louisville won
the second game by timely hitting iii the second ana f'urh
innings Shafrott being hit very hard while kiIoy was
,,rv effective Attendance 5000. The
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Boar0 Wanteo.

IN ,di,m.si,sd rosm. with hoard. In private
family. Address Box 81. Tribune Chico.
w,NTED.-Entire second floor and prts
vats hath. with nrst-class board. Tor sninh
sswl,y between West 59th and ost s,ss
ADDRESS. giving particulars aud TERMS -
Let, "a Church-st.
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LOUISVILLE.
BROOKLYN.


Earned runs-Broohlyn g. Louisville g. First base on
tslls-Or sharrou OF Koy ga s,turk ou'r ny 1nsI
Ioutz "fcTcr 2 Kilroy. Grim. Weaver. Stolen baSeS-
r. Brown Weaver Double play. Brown ara W
brown. Hit bv pircher-By Sharrott T. 10y kiroN J.
Passed ball-IA Chance. Umpire-Lynch. Time oil
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise - Sun sets O3 Moon sets Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook % GOV. Island 42lIIcl cate 80
PM-Sandy Hook l. "7tov. Island :0IIell Gate 2:of
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SEPTEMB EK !.

Euerst Bismarck, Hamb- Am, S'mpt)n.i WV" 100 d
s,ate NJ California Alla1-State Glasgow --''--' 40
3ity OF Augusta savannah. savannah n % m II 40
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CLOSING PRICES OF san FRANCISCO STOCKS.

WM leave Grand Central station at ~ a. m
Sunday September H. and every day thereafter
the New York and Chicago Limited. =.
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THE RECORDS.
GAMES TOD.

Cincinnati vs.. Baltimore. at Cincinnati.
Chicago ". Brooklyn. at Chicago
St. Louis ". Washington, at ST. Louis.
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for Sale.

At REDUCED ?RlCES.-50o second.
hand wool and iron wording machine
1Tilv guaranteed machinery boukt az
Exchanged. GEORGE u. EDDY, S)e MAJ
-on.st.
BICY,LE.-L,dv'- hgh.Rnd pn"urati :
used onc -ca-On; ltnp- anC bells al cot
~ Frnl.lin--t.. 81 noor.
RICyrTFs. Spring frame Ronhler-. .
inch d,,oslablr pn"umefir tires brand ne" !,
-Gs Zach. Apply Real Estate once, Lev
iu-t,n-a>r.. pear 4ith''t. --
CABINET er,nd upright piano several
nov uatcut>. powerful 1nt S"'f t"n'
Gr,t-cla., In ever, part. biz bargain; ca-h
or tim. L77l Hshst"n-aNc.. Ill'n--t
DESKS.-OGic. furnlturc; NV. second.
hand dcsSs table chars ca .inetH, l't'"I-
prrs.e, flies. partitions raiiinl-; also D..
Iairiug. PAUR & MAHNHIN. 5l-13 Mad
III Lane
FOR SALT lease and Furniture OF
iG3 i6J 467. 400 shave. all conn -
Inr and thoroughly equipped Tor Motel pr
Io.r.. location best In civ good opp"r-
tun.ty Apply :. MADURp. 60 hurr1y -.
FOR sALE-A P,I' Of an' e. E"g I,, II Ir!
PEDIGREE, y Fast l2t'--i.
GENUINE bIact and tan dog pup; wy
small and pr ~ weight two pounds. 5'l
el.a,r near ledd'-t.
NFENT C9rN RY STORE. cnplo' :
f..-. and : horse. business over $50 600
psr var. oWnrr r't r'N' Lon bus h''- .
rHr -5 SOC. GFo. g. REED Fnrnincdalr
b. /.
HOIrl.-Fur .iiure n>tur'- and good
viii - 500: Mt profits. +ijpo per year ,
POPULATION 3 500. near water ani station.
,,fO g. REID Faiminsdal'. l. !.
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of furnitur".
planos war,lrohc- bookcase. Al bargain, p
furniture ct. BOUGHT. sod and es' h1r q (;
cash advanced on conri -ninrit0. W NJ
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
FIRST GAME.

Earned runs-Louisvic .. Brooklyn ;. Firt base on
7 Liz on M.uefee Oh Dau' Is. oct-By Mrnei'f'
by psub L. Threc-ba>c hlt-C Daley. Iwo.oa,e his
-,Prouth.rn Burns > Weaver. Men,fee Stol'n bases
Griffin DAILY >. Weaver Pfcncr l'ucHney Denny pouoe
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
Yo,,s,ue. Chicago vs. Baltimore. at Chicago; fi''
burg Washington, az iitesp"r%'
,IIy WINS THE $4,000 PURSE.
A FINE EXHIBITION AT WASHINGTON
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DEFEAT TIE
SPEEDY MARE,

chtoo sent rs Special. After three days tbc pa'uc
tho for.a trotters for the purse OF ~i'ooo
c.mc IN an end at Washington PARK thls "i'ernoo"' |
- -, hooan on Thursday, has been the most Scfhi'
,ioa one Of the year not only for speed Dut a'o i ~
~ Incidents that accompanied 1t. The ninth heat
=. 49,, ,,s,,od in a pronounced victory for AIM VIM
- 80, yonderfully fresh after the terrible strain she
Nod undergone during Thursday and Friday. PNley was
emit, before the deciding neat. but she couid ohN ou
49, lad IN the last fur long when AliX, who haa pech
forcing the clip passed her ana won ps SIN c7 ,.a
o .oos Morris J. Jones' OF Kenosha VII, one oil t'e
o,,er. NJ this wonderful mare, says th"V he "'
warned Of a combination to defeat AliN YESTERDAY ho
It'd fine iudecs 10 protect Alix and they ola increase
tho number Of patrol judge. but when PlNicy 10" i'
,bo other mare three men In power fallca l" pun"
the offence properly. Mr.. Jones also says ua' "is INV
had an offer - 500 10 drop the Arst heat ys"u'4 ~
that It was OF his refusal that the co"io'o
was made to cut Alix down. The judges have come !"
for general cenfue.
Tho rs Of tho card to-day wa, uncvenoul. two classes
for colts being simply farces contest was con-
cerncd orte for the pace cane on winner
after some close finishes Cartridge had the speed OF the
% rotters and stepped three heats beow MS FORMER
record Belle Vara late in her attempt TO beat
the worlds record and Budd Dobc was too Ill u
drive her she was handled BY his brother Charles The
latter could not do credit, and after bfeak IN
the first trial past the half Belle Nai9 troed mile IN
O9ie, nearly second slower than her own marx Ihere
unmportont classes left over YET Due inc "'N'
ing is practically end. The circuit goes on heNo
Joseph Mo-. where most OF the ist ones VIII
compete. Summaries:
FoUE-YEAR.OLDs TROTTING CONSOLATION
PURSE 1900.
Rcywood, oh. c.. by MISUNDERSTANDING mar ,
TyfranGs. bl. c.. by Youn. Wilkes ErnsD.. > :
Time %. > ;2s'2, ? 80.
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