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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DUTY CALL TO UNION LEAGUE MEN.
FRANCIS H. WILSON SAYS TIE CLUB MEMBERS
SHOULD CARE MORE FOR LINCOLN AND GRANT

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FRANCIS H. WILSON SAYS TIE CLUB MEMBERS
SHOULD CARE MORE FOR LINCOLN AND GRANT
AND LESS FOR TERPsICHOEE AND BAcCHus
Considerable comment was caused at the meet
ing Of the Executive Committee Of the Union
League Club last evening by the wording OF
circular which had been sent to the members OF
the committee by Francis II. Wilson, chairman.
In II he urged them attend to their duties anu
said: THE affairs Of the club have reached d
noint where strict attention to its best interests Is
IMPERATIVE No successful organization runs Itself
.'The Union League Club organized TOT
worthy political obiects-worthy objects for cltl-
zen of Brooklyn to set before him. We so I'M
messed the pubc-spirited citizens of our own
partv with our honest intentions and our staying
qualities that they furnished the money that en-
abed us to erect and furnish the largest and most
creditable building OF it's kind in city.
Having accomplished this. and having carved
Ijncoln's likeness over the entrance. we seem 10
think our political mission fulfilled and that we
need only to stand and wait for the millennium
of good government in Brooklyn to set H. 10
all appearances have assumed the cheeriui
complacency of one who has fought tne soou
ight kept the faith and finished his courhs. d,s-
while the state of affairs is somewhat MS
couraging they by no means dlshei'r te'iI,s.
What the administration of the ciuo heeu r beartv
counsel our active cooperation ana our ~" i,
sVr,,ort II IL fails to receive this, we shall Lail
in the discharge of an important trust anu Sefrl
~. ,,,h ma nerhaps survive its political use iuI
W. re magniicent clubhouse will stand a ast-
Inc disgrace to It's projectors. If games Iii,
ors' balls and fine dinners are 10 Deo IN, TO the
,atures let us present an honest froii' IA Set
,,,,hiic take down our Lincoln ana Grant anu 80
,n Terpsichore and Bacchus instead 49,, n,ee,inp
There was "A large attendance az tnt M IL Evenu,
, o,,e,inr 4 report will be made by the En'ou
,ivs Committee To the club to-inorro" evening
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

.r,.r. WAS a loud explosion at EiSh'h-aN'' ",'D
p.rk.l.y Place at 40 a. m. yest'r'"S' ,'
home of Mayor Boody when ""''"'' ,
,,, ., , subway Of the Edison Electric
,,h, ,or,n,nv had been blown out by the eN-
'1',,, - Gas in the box which an electric wire
had sol on fire. The iron cover was blown Se'''"'
feet In the air.
Four policemen were dismissed from inc ,o'.e
49, ,.,,,,otssioper Hayden for drunkenness yes'r'-
DAY.
Alfred Gilchrist. Of 40 - Ncrmon'-a'e' sous
,ro,octiou Yesterday In the Gates Avenue '".,
r..,r, AGAINST Miss Alice Fila f""''' W ~
srh,nokavc. who sent him note ''''"''' -" ,.,
cning To- horscwhip him lie says IT, NV w., 10
~ ...t,,,. ,,h.n ON his vacation. but ne
-, ~, ro reason for her threat. She VIII pc
a.k,d TO appear in court Friday ana explain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
GI-T-rFNHI,RG ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First racc-Six furlongs. Lite Fred 40: Nck 10 .
Trophy. no. Rival: 1o7 DongasteI % Jgdee Morrow
o. Iismore, % Kerry Cow, - May D.. -.
second racc-Scng: five funong-. Elizabeth. 105
Vcrbla 1Oi Robin Hood. 100 Mabel A., lo2 War
Lord. % Bessie Smith % Pie 80 Ellen H., So West
star 81.
Third race Selling: and one-fourth miles EXpc.
Renee les Lotion, 1O6 Chedd1i, I02 Baylor. 102
Brooklyn. lO2 King Leo, 81
Fourth racc-IIandcap; seven -lrones Henry Young,
40: Copyright. los: Rico. L-clg, %; Ecy Del
Mar sc Panway, 81.
FIN race-seine; nIe and half furlclrs. yellow
Rose 10 Uncle sim. 40. Uncertainty. l01 Ec0 1O1
Em-tonc. 1903 Melanc. 02 Wrestler. 1O9 Indigo. IO1
Mart 90 Fidget. % Carmen, % Lemon Blossom. %.
sixth racc-Sellng: six furOngs. CLIMAX 1O1: Detroit.
10 watch Nc. i0t BIZ D.. 1Of I.chgh. lOI Tomny
Dixon. 90 Romeo 90 Progress. SO Fanny I'LL Ally.
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PIGEON. SHOOTING At HOLLYWOOD.

Long Br nch y. j., Sept tSpecial-iiolywood ycster.
av closed its series successful pigeon shoots for The sea-
son with the Handicap There large attend
ance OF sporting well hotel guests and
The shoot twenty birds for each man. ties
birds each miss and out; entrance fee s5 20 per
TO first man. 90 cent to second ana ~ per cent to
third John = IIocy referee, John Walatk scorer
and Henry Jones .raIpcr Frederick Iioeys dog "Don
a,d the retrieving. OF the birds slow and
had TO be driven from traps. The weather per-
feet J. sesver Page. who shot at t"cny-eight yards
killed nineteen birds missing his thirteenth. Captain
Money ne champion English shot, also killed nineteen
missing HIS twelfth bird The ire divided FIRST end sss
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SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT or NETWORK TUESDAY, SEPT. 5. 1898.


rr11 % ra, 5 ao9 ,s s ApS at Is yiin
Steiner NoTwrrian n,r christi glasgow August 2j
Win md, r calm 20 second 1G do q, s bs Ear
s. raasr & TGq%s c a. 1n A hsS a, =, in
N,amcr Paula 'cr swer. st,tH Am ~, ,st n y.
steamer Mary Thomas nr Matthias, hamburg Augus.
at Che Bar az IL m Of An nnn,nn p-.mco August .,
with S'' m% Ag g can" and Gso s s to
or e. ,.nc AfF,'@ "a The a Jar at St IS
nr S sn, Win u d. a al BAY @ rS'f to F@ Fo9
wool Co. Arrived at he BAR a. , :cS M K,oc.,oo
AnsaNs - ror; an Irmec = Jcreme 'onai!cs 90
With md,c and II passengers to John C. scager Arrived
pSsganecr OK co,@ nar, ., n day. n,r ~ =
steiner Concho crowcu. G1vs;tGgp and Key West.
steamer Hudson krmbc, Newt Orleans, with mdse and
'ai steamer raaha~, N.kns savannah
steamer Roanoke IIuphcrs. Newport News and Nor
folk win md, ana "sIcn.t "a ma W, p'" hlI in o.
pcidlson carver Nichols;
sandy Hook. 93o p m-Wnd southwest; fresh' clear.
CLEARED
steamer Fanta. Simmons, Phadclphia-wm Clvdc
stc,mcr Guyandotc. Walker. Norfolk and Newport
NV steamer Herman Winter. Nlckcrson Boston-H =
steiner Gyer (Nor. Rasmussen. Newport News-s imp.
steamer city OF Birmingham, Burg. savannah-R l.
Walkcr. ,,.
yll..-Wm l. t-ydc 4 Co. -
steamer Moie,ia O;c9l. wnkcr. lIamhurg-R Cortis.
steamer Richmond. Dole. West Point Va-old Dominion
IS 60. -. 49,, e c
-TonltofI. rli-- Dallctt.
steamer Minister Maybach (Grr) Schchrst. Dover for
orders, Gust lleyr.
W steamer Salamanca OBJ. Smith. Nassau PLANES L
Ward 4 Co. .
steamer Pentaeoet Cakes. Passport Ne.
SHIN Comet GER. kuppncr. Nordenhamm--George T.
Varrcllmenn
lark Adelaide tSw,d) Paterson. Kodlng-Funch, Edyc
Go.
Park Mark Curry ND, Liswell. Dublin Whitney
& Go. -
SAILED.
steamers Pho TX (Spam. for Lisbon etc. Guyan lottc
Norfolk and Newport Ncws City OF birmingham Savan.
nah; Richmond. West Point. Va, Seminole, Charleston
and Jacksonyllc Alcr (er). Bremen Via Southampton
Italia OBJ. Liverpool; RunIc (Bp, Liverpool; Condor
fPr). Valparaiso. etc.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
t,amcr Kramanla OBJ. MrGaNn. New FORK
August 30, arrived at Liverpool September ).
steamer Chester tlI Lewis, from New. York arrive.
at southampton september ).
steamer IIaNel Ger. Jungst from New.Yort Augut
% Rrcmcn arrived at Southampton at m, Scptem
Der ,. and proceeded.
steamer Henri Reh obj, Anderson. from Newly ork
August 70. arrived az Queenstown September s.
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. 80 s,-TEoTTING- 81.
TROTTING At POINT BREEZE
SADIE NJ. AND DAYLIGHT THE WINNEES-TlIl
FKFI,FOT.ALL TEOT POSTPONED

Philadelphia. Sept ) (Spctsl-rh" great roundup Of
the Grand Circuit meeting OF 1893 began at IN Phladol-
rhia Driving PARK to-day. The track wa, In rf"ct con
dItlou hut a sin southefly wand retarded fast
what Joseph \. Wcndorh. r'sd N OF IN a-soc alton.
acted a, starter with Thomas 49, oyitt. John Matnccr
and William II ndcrSOn a.-Ociar. ia The stani Tie
snort Opened with III" II class trOng Out OF cisht
entries only scocdSadlc NJ, selling favot At f15
Lcmla sI5; Fascination. <IO; Martin X. and 1ippi In
the field II al. mbia Won tn first hat In Ia.
The second heat Of the most settling and close
contests ever Witnessed The track the cntirr body al
trotters b ing lunchci tn whole mile Four Of them
went under head aud head. Iippc winning 10y
nose I'm :iG taking her int heat thu s'ason Sadie
NJ moved hest slayer winning the heNt three heat,
DAYLIGHT with Payne up. finished the 90 uottng class
i'm straight heats without mailing ship Ben All made
a DESPERATE attempt 10 outfoOt Daylight but was
&, -siu III the mt AID c,oid tiialS.
owing 10 delay by the railroad company The horse,
which left Fleetwood Yesterday have not YET "h &C.
Iivc,cd AZ the ira here li> fact makes Necessary po
uon,cnt of the trot ana the 2;l' pacing cla.s
win h. substituted for II tomorrow. SUMMARIES;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
PROSPECT HANDICAP-srx FURLoNGs.
WINNERS At GUTTENBCRG.

The 6;uttenburg yesterday resulted as follows
First race-siy furongs. Polydora first Baanc% sec
ond KirSch hi I'd. WOOfchOpDcr. Cr'cuS Panhandle, j
Mclaughlin aud Alarmcr also Time III.
Second race-Sevon fuilones Mirage first, wallace
second Max third. Control Sue Ryder ccdine and Duke
John also Iime--1 :29os.
Third receive furongs. MAJOR General first. Sprte
second. Why Not II third. King Joseph. Ion~dal".
Fanny Hin Ally. Kcramos. Miss Thomas nly, Tarc and
Edward also Time :03.
Fourth racc-One mile. Hume first. Eclipse second.
Zadlvar third. Logan. Laurel and Equity also ran
Time ;43.
Fifth racc-Iivc and half fuilOnGs. blossom ntst
La Juive second Marinel tn I'd. Come Home Carrie II
The shaker and Pa,ria also Time :OS',
Sixth race-Scven furlOngs Harry Alnnzo first. Fox
ford second Mohicsn thru Knp>tock, st. Hubert and
Extra also ran. Timn-l :20la.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
MAYOR wANsER RETURNS TO DUTY.

Mayor Wanser returned to Jersey city iast h,s''
BY the West Shore road, and will be at MS desk
this morning. Mayor Wansers train was que at
sos but did not reach the fennsylyania stat nT
until o'clock He accompanies ny JILL ~,
Nevin. his private secretary Mayor Wailsef , ,eae
St Lukes Hospital on July 2; ana mas sih lie
then been resting quietly at the nome OF MS
father-in-law. Mr. Mabe. at Milton lister CouH'y
~ Y. He has fully recovered his health anu ~ -
ready for the fall campaign. He would not tak
OF business politics last night, and AFTER warmly
greeting the friends who had gathered 70 eree i
him he crossed Exchange Place where he entered
a motor-car and proceeded to his father ) houSe'
where he will remain for few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
TIE WINNERS AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati Scpt. 5.-At Latonia to-day Poet Scout.
TO ]. and Tom Gilmore. maiden. at u J. the
only ones 10 hurt the bookmakers TO any apprcciabe
extent. The summaries:
First race-Sy fuilongs selling. Salvation Won Clothe
second. Judge Cardwell third. Tmc-1 1J'4
Second race-Seven furongs selling s. won.
Bessie Bisland second Miss Dixie third. Time 90.
Third face-Onc mile; pur-c. Ducal won Dccapod
0n1 ElVa third Tlmc-l 40.
Fourth racc-One mile and a sixteenth purse Poet
won, Fafaday second. Ferricr third. 1ime1 -.
Fifth race-Four and onc-haf fuIlOnps pure for
maGcns. Tom Fillmore Con. Dtmar second, Egbert
third. Tme-0 90
sixth Iacc-Four and one.haf fuIlOncs; purse for
maidens Elizabeth =. Tiddl"win INK second Laura
third. Tne-O j6ti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
GOOD TROTTING RECOhDS.
HARNESS RACING AT THE NEW-JERSEY
STATE FAIR
POLITICIANS TO VIEW THE ATTRACTIONS

AWARDS TO BE MADE TO-DAY.
The New-Jersey State Fair at Waverly Park
was ca well attended Yesterday that the managers
are greatly encouraged The Judges were ouss III
every department examining the uspia'' anu VIII
begin TO make the awards oil spec'a' an" isi'
premiums to-day. Governor Ner's anu MANY 0
officers and all the politicians OF influence Ill ->e"
Jersey counties are eXpec'eu =" "
ton tomorrow.
Meyer in the history Of the fair has there been
such a great display OF poultry ana pigeons do 10
now on exhibition G. j. johnston VI '""'V'''
\ L. shows the Golden Wyandotte tha' i"a "o"
| thirteen prizes Headley Wooley oi Union
County exhibit seventy pairs OF me poui'S III
Guiding eighteen pairs Of fowls ana III 'i"pie, VI
Trenton shows forty pairs OF bantams' whiie
g d Helneld Of Railway. has a dozen varieties
OF fighting games. o,,,,,,,o,
In the pieeon show. 2lO pairs are eXh'plted
nv H. W. Vahle & Co. OF Phiaue'p"'' ANU
William Kraft of Newark mas t"eNe pen, "o'I
inc ten pairs each. b. X. WINS, oil burhs'on
',e w.. -. ,,c,, hreeds There are also macaws
| 1880, td.b birds from Africa. English niehin-
gales and other birds.
| Fast time in three slow classes c'oSc ,
i'm the race for three-year-old anu ''' -,
to the 2:S0 list marked the harness RACING DIT wv
| ,a,r vesterdav The first recruit to the last ilS'
| Uichmont Is a seven-year-old geidihs """''' &"
Fleetwood This was the first race lie has SU',
| In Ioirc, unused 10 trotting in company ne ioSt
tho race bv breaking every time that fle'''"s
asked him for a squirt. Gladys ule "i,'"''' az"
made her first appearance In the -" HS' ~ ' Wv
,,.I, hoo, .;be +. a nve-year-od. bred by H.
ravlor NJ Niddletown, y. j.. and owned 10y H. H.
| 7 onge,reet a well-known hOrseman OF Mata"ah'
The three-year-old race brought out hVe COTS
OF a class much superior to those genera''y see"
at county fairs Lynne Bel won the hrst neat py
| half a length. in time which puts MN wen ''S''c
,ha o2o mark The colt had bad luck in the next
| heat and failed TO beat the flag. lie got pau
sendon. and Cornelia Howard interfered with MN
| at the first turn. With Lynne Bel out OF the way
Verdi a highly bred colt. raised at Fashion Farm
won from Cornelia Howard. who grew weary De-
| fore the wire was reached. Verdi as a two-year-
old had a mark Of 2.2si. which he reduced, July
3, to 2:21s.. Summaries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

5.S Napkins, fI.OV, fI'So, *l'"
and $500 per dozen.
3-4 Napkins, S1,3O. Tl.oO'
$500. $2.1j $3.OOper dozen.
Bleached Table Damask, %
cents, IS cents, rs cents, 50 cents
and S1.OO per yard.
HemstitchedL Linen Pillow Cases,
% cents, 800, 1928, $50.
%i.S5 and $500 per pair.
Hemstitched Linen Sheets,
1925. $500 and $3.50 per pair.
Huck Towels, %1.5O, $1.7j,
$500, 1925, 1910 and $500
per dozen.
Also a full line of Webb's Cele.
brated Towels, in Plain and
KnOtted Fringes and Hemstitched
Borders.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and l1th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.

BUCKINGHAM bishop ''cor-c W.f'hmS'"h. % -
,.I, fIrrH ANENUf .r'ncral Elisha p''r' 4"
Rhode leland o., Congressman william "''"s' o "'
.h,~.tt. and Elliott I. >iorun. "i p''"'' '''.'
- IN, ,,otr. United state Amy. HOLLAND
Congressman Robert L. ma Of lll'n"i>' ana 'f"''
,,t,,, oio taudrano Of Italy. MNNIB'f"' I'll "''""P
u,,,, >,.,,n.. 81 I.oui.iaar. MI EENh HILL N"'"'
,na-, D. Parker. 81 Albany. "N''''' ~ "
'.,,, v,.h,u, Of japan and General l.. W. Enchcr oI
Alabama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
CROTON POINT.

Two more Of the thirteen canalboats when wen.
down in the storm last week Off Croton ROM
we're raised yesterday. Eight more are a' '''e
bottom, of the river resting on the rocks , neai
~ shore The two boats raised were tne iIt,ss
and Emma Petrie. The large coal BOAT mr. ne, haen
coal which went down off Sing Sing mas hui ''e"
raised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

la the sweepstakes Capnin Money won Tue hr't prize
pco a,,idod y, serond lN nine straight. The ncNt
swoenstakes at five birds each man, $40 entrance
w,, by Mr. Morris shot nine straight PAGE and
Uoev taking second money. third noch az Ten birds.
for $50 was won by Mr.. Page. Money Dsy ana Morris
.,a ch MN, Tor 80, Philip Daily and Captain Money
Icing on eight birds killed ond dividing the stakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
coon PRICES FOR ERAsrUs wIMAys LOTS.

Rv order Of David Bennett King the assignee
Of Frastus Wiman. l2l lots were sold at Erastina,
: t. ~ auction yesterday. The average price paid
for the lots was $50. The total amount realized
was about Sp0n. Both MIR. King ana Mr.. w man
xuressed themselves pleased with the result OF the
sale n is believed tnat II tho other assets reall
as well as the Erastina property Mr. Wllnah
iinn fhnn WAS suprOSod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
WHAT Is GOING ~ TO-DAY.

Conc, Land Jockey Club shcop-hcad Bay 'o
=. m.
leroy STATE tnr wa'cflv.
PARK and \qu,d i,t touni.,oner'' meeting.
Dad, T,.,.it commissioners. 80 - Wham''t' )
y. . ..t .. .,,,.to,
r,mmany society Of Annexed Di't'I'' annual 'N''''o"
,,ut,cnburc race. . 80 T. IN.
Music In Abingdon and lomphin' squares p III
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steamer Hindoo (Bp, Douglas. from Nsw.York Ausua

10, arrived At Hull september aa,.,ou ,..u
Auss s * SostS sydney Ii, for LaurNs :.
r's Steamer Az Ethiopia r BootnOy from NewYork August
arrived 3 Gass'r Sps sey'I% Len s.as from
August Ssa" g, arrived at s.pts%beS
p,o S''n pas.ed B"p% ; ''
steamer DANA !ep frGel saod from Hamburg foe
steamer Sew.York Jauiespn from NewYork August
20 for Southampton, passed the Lizard at 10 M septem.
'er steamer Ruqia (GerO, Lcthauser, from New.Yorl
August 10 for Hamburs. pass Sicily at M septen.
DEF steamer Elsie Marie gen Hnsch, sailed from Dover
Of s. amer Norge DAN Knudsen. sailed from Chsans
for italia Ger Rauter NewYOrk August
10 for Gothcnburg Copenhagen and ste'dn arrived n
tno%er Taor@ina Ger Koch Ncw.York August
10 arrived at Iiamtrr9 septenser Prom Ne,vo,.
,l, steamer az rotterdam ai1's september
S,eamor Dubhridam Dutch. Potter, from NewYork
august "a for Bouognc Rotterdam. arrived at Rotte
dam at ii september ..,.o,, ,,om xouv.
AusS.t % f. arrived at Iay,s seD,emeer loom
Au s,ram 49, iT cr%ann Ss, Never NewYors
Ar;. ls' G syc Of G Genoa '" B sailed from cba.
fer sandy oss 1PrC vorries from NewYork
AusSst II Tor Naples and Narsclcs, arrived at Mar.
'' sseSsP Tescr Rcy from agen and China for
arrived at Singapore September 8.
announcements
Rrummell Caramels. Rich, Mellow and Deli.
,on. Name on each wrapper. BrummePs hne chocolates
and bon. hons. Sod eyerywhfe.
r & w "OCTA- "SHATTEMuC.' e. q W.
Either style II you wear low collar
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. D.,
90 WEST S9TH-Sr.
Of the and s,csy css
MLHAU's CALIsAYA is pleasant, reliable tonic
and appetizer restores sreng,h any sppe"'e' e' "s
Nrs Winsow's Soothing Syrup for Children
tothina softens the gums reduces inflammation alays
pain cures wind collie and darrhoea' - cents bous
DR.. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH PownER
Keeps the teeth clean and white ana pufnes tne ofee
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold everywhere % een''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

-. ,..o.. dre,v ont The struggle between them was
liz one both being under punishment and doing hen
utmost and until the end reached no one could say
which OF the two would The Official verdict was iearo
first bv head; Curocoa second three I'ng"'' "'o''
Oueenlike II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NOTNT VERNON.

The women Of the Presbyterian Church anu ."e
uomen OF the Dutch Reformed Church are "o'n
ing together for the fair which VIII De n.u
,,.eok IN aid of the Mount Vernon Hospital Ihey
y hold meeting tomorrow afternoon 10 on nan
VIII nren,ents for their booth. at when poPcoi"
IL To he sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

Mutuals-E vonatus straight s3o place sl4 %; Mime
bahia place Sl4 p.
Wormser, sam Weller, May Lose, Astoria anu heffid
were scratched After start Minnehaho sooh
drew clear and held lead Of two lengths for five
furoncs. The others then began 10 close up on her.
but Penn kept her in front 10 the last jump where
Evanatus got up and beat her by head Chattanooga
was third O length away.
FOURTH .HACE-For two-year-ol1s. Special weights.
'''N 'To BETTING.
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
.,> MEMORY OF COMMISSIONER NOLAN

The Commissioners of Charlues an" Iaor
will adopt resolutions OF regret ~ ~ ,nocial
,.,, -, ,bo,r associate Francis Nolan. at special
.oo,i,o today The Aldermen Will also ho''
snecial meeting to pass resolutions IN mono, VI
Mr. Nolan. who was once a member OF ,ne ov "o
mon Council The funeral OF Mr.. Nolan utN'' 20
tomorrow morning 1t appears that MI, ~
said a fortnight before his heath '"'
thought he would not live long am, Nv 90.
w senator p H. McCarren, James o.
TiShe Edwin $ scott James H. u HGash pane
J. Patterson. Alderman Dahinl M' 4antain Mar
n I'm Short captain Hardy. bernard McCaTPPr rno 1
Sacretarv Mc,iee. OF the New-iork anu "''''
Caskct Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

Suo-io % sun sets % Moon rises :0l Moons age %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
N-Sandy - G'N. Is'and t:ll iic ,,at" ia
- NJ sandy Hook 90 Gov. Island SO ie. GAZE -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

Our Fall impOrtatiOns Of Linen
Goods will be placed on sale to-
day. In addition to our choice
Novelties, we offer extraordinary
h,rUaius i'm Table Cloths:
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sutuas-Kcnffcoina straight si2 -, place f24 10 Ap
ronpattox place ST. 90
,.po ,oloraco Lucky Dog. Ontario and Pecl;snin did
M, yuu The start vas fairy good. with Dorian, Kent
corua sam Lucas and S,n,a in the hr,t Hight At the
head Of the stretch Doggct saved lot o, ground with
Kentgerna Us Keeping Close 10 tie rails lie took no
chances by haId riding forced heh'e'f" u WIN 'e
- - g. l.ngths AunomattoX second a length
bsore Roy FL Santa Anita, who was closing fast The
,ourncv wa too short suit Mr. Badwn- colt a. he Is
q slow beginner.
FIFTH RACE-For maiden tWo.,car.olds Five inIlongs
- Bttng
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~, c,,1t,n NM \ "BABY GENEKAI.

In a dispute in court yesterday wv ,Ia,,n
f., which they appeared opposing counsel
'.'.,. &, caued General Horatio G. KING paoy
,,n,ersi General Kinr said in reply Sn .,'
hold YOU personally responsible for that 'r"'r n,'
one other fool made il to me anu '
eat his words. as | Will YOU. AZ Simis
'One fool to another I'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
HARNESS RACING IL CHICAGO.
COMMONPLACE CARD ATTRACTS \ GOOD
CE0WD 10 MA.IINnrNN rAEk.


Chicago SOFT. > .>r c.ri. Ife popuiafit. ~ names
racing IT, hicagp va, we'll affected t-ds' Dos 10. god
crowd fhlt TUNED uiN tot p Al Va h4h-i TO-
I.rA. Although r,th'f 'Omuonpir' c1d "'- o.
.cftd fo. the Inaugural dIy "f tn Northwestern Nf Cd
,rs' Nc ing n.arv 5ccD Icoiie were 90 a'rfdi1 p
The tfl.k O, no Iach'd sufficiently To- T." IA Co.
harness hoi c- and made n ~" contest 10 Cav
disappointing. Ia" Infant Ht'A' i'r i''lh-
irotic, ua. won b., Marie d Tho lnt'f-ii" StA' f'r
thrcc.v,arold trottcr. Won be- >taiit i'l- o. 20"
Buffalo Ily flnti-y The lroquoi. >tI"' frni-rd g."
biz surprise ~ thu dsv. May M,f.rli. Wa, AMI
pi,lincorrt were the fauc'd hr tn eat in i-
event but thu ioIr-,raf.oi colt Guartc ntlsfi 'u-'
driven from, wire Ia vie both heats. took lead az
the start which c.ail,i him - still III the oi'r, until
the finish Inc mad been pa. d. The 'a,v N't"N o.
Jennie H. I'm the - cia~. lpf' Swallowed hv
the betting before ia" In each oi the thee heat,
tricd she drew away from Str rfnc'ps in the hone
stretch haudy The oAd. Her record pro. 10
this race was 81. summaries;
INFANT PURSE sLooo-Y ENELINGS-TEoTTIN''-
MILE Dash.
Mario d. Z. hv Patron. dam Cleopatra by War
Atalnr L. t. ly WooIinr chandler ...... ........ o.
AslAbula blk. e. by Nmba--a iDr lNaon'y J....-... 3
At-cpO b. e., ~ Rcd Heart - Thomas ...--...-...
Timc-2 AZ.
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WEIGHTS FOR THE PROSPECT HANDICAP.

w.ieLt, for the Prospect Handicap. for twoyear'
ods AT six furiongs and ;lc oriental Handicap at
and quarter, both OF which ar 10 be run on Mon
day next September H. at the Brooklyn Jockey CLUBS
course, arc as follows: