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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

Cinc.hnot. sept. 1.-The Red" defeated bv
the Phall.-" in the ninth inning With the score to :
sVsn. tem. the ,is'"s won't In aud lat't out three
fin, teng the SCOPE. They icpt mp the fusilade in
tLc tenth inning sE,cGcd ont the inning CT.
-ey for Wild and pf"rnt"d the hone team
with n,c unearned runs. Attendance LOO Weather
threatening. The sore
I rs,,.s.issI. .... ID Q 80 : 9 9 %
B,es-ciaenn.n I9,a'Pha ~ dIlc''S SIN
r ror, end Clemenl. tmwic- ,icousd
baltimore SEPT 1.-THE Pttsbufgcrs made their nfst
appearance Of the here today. and for the n't
,uo in ,vo years suffered defeat a. the hind- ~ nh"
Orioles" The "Plrste,' scored I've run IN The mr.
two innings on singles a Sscrhrr end two Errors.
Thereafter Hawke wa. inyincible Baltimore earned =
run in the nr,t In the sixth Fhrct began to weaken.
and his support gfw ragged The "oiio'e-' ~ urea
eleven runs the concluding four innings. "'''her
threatening Attendance. est The score
n 1s,!1o99s ......:....-!l 3 9 . %
mo,n Pit',srrs = ssterir. Hawk and Eoon'o"
Chicago sept il.-Hostors champions pl1vrh ban Dali
mi. afternoon tn. Colts" had chance 20 win. hit
costly error. BY Camp Clcnai,ln and khtrds' Nrit u'h
ON down the Grade Nichols pitched 'eiy ch''uNcy'
Clausen mixed ny MS bs-es on balls WIN Inc ''"'
n-or. Attendlnre. 3 800 The score
% %o.,,a ........... .. . Q : Iii
E,.ch. Chicago Bosom nd S,so. and
Bo-ton /. laitii" lsu'e" 81" ""''''N
Bennctt. umple-Hui-t.
Louis, NE sept l1.-Ticre was no L''sne game 49,"
tod,v on account Of IN" failure o. the Washington cnO
to arrive.
rr,,lo S.pt ii.-Binqhamion scored one rrn n 'ir
o, inning II, the game td, afternoon. anl failed to
cot ,no,hcr run across The plate after that Bu1ao MI
rr,vrs the On Wa-hnctn League pitcher h'r ana OFTEN
E%rsS - . . Q o.
Erie sept. Il.-"Dsd" Clsrk pitched his seven
,.n,b straight victory or the Ere team this at moon
III hal
, h mart OF the Fii~'- players prevented The visitor
,,, soo,tno more than run. The scor':
Efir -..-.- = e, n n n /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
cornr CALENDARS roR TODAY.

Suprem. Court-'.,nclal Term--Recess continued. .
Before Ingtahan, J-Mou"n
calendar ,allei at II o'cock 49,, :, .,t.,,n.,
supreme Court-Spccia Tefm-Pitt- and ll-AuJo"thed
FOR the term. ., -, ., ~, ,diou,naI for
the term. .,.,.. u,.,. r,,,oe,,ld $
Noiion calendar called at 10 30 a. NJ . .
SuttoV,fr', tnuft-Ifsl Term Before Kan -m No
~, contested viii Of Mary T.. Brosnsn a. 10 80 a. m
E,, probate wills Of Patrick II. tgan Join bshe
it.e, Nice Die kinson. John t,ugg H. Rbrcca uolihdei
in-ruh Nirhns Thomas krarr. Ernst \. Bnllwlnckel'
..u, Schubgrr. 10 80 a. NJ -, -.
,omluo1 Plras-,;cnrIa Tcrm-Adjourned for the term
common Peas-Sp-cal Tcim-Brfofe DAILY T. Il
Motions NJ H.. .l RI Ad,ou,n.t
fOT The tern. . ,,.,a A. Adam rxos
SO 500 900. n nm, IrI Al
citv Conrr-Spccal Term-Before Ehrlich. c. J.-Mo'
@ity court-Trla Term-Psrs I. II, Ill and IV-Ad'
anuft ~ Gcnrr1I Scssons-part Before Itieerald
and Assistant District Attorney DaNis-Nos /" ~
inclusive. ,- H., II po,o.. Covino I
aud A.irant District Attorney Bdord-Nos 70 H. III
count Of General Session>-Part ilI-Hcfore Snyn T.
and I..isfrnt Di-tct-Atto NY Ilatr-Nos I" H. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
DESERTERS FROM THE CHICAGO.

THEY WORKED THEIE PASSAGE HOME ON THE
BERLIN AND WERE ARRESTED AT THE PIER.
Two deserters from the United States cruiser
Chicago who arrived here yesterday on the Amer
lean Line steamer Berlin. were arrested yesterday
morning There said to have been two moro
deserters from the Chicago on board the Berlin.
They escaped. The four men came on board tho
Berlin at Southampton. one is said to nave oeeh
a second cabin passenger. Two OF the men, FRANK
Barrett and Peter w. Hughes, seamen. repre-
scented that they in hard luck and the cap
tain allowed them to work their passage. Barrets
worked as a coal passer, and hughes had WORK
on deck The men made little attempt 10 conceaA
their identity. They complained that the disci'
Milne on board the Chicago was too severe
At the American Line pier yesterday morning
Lieutenant Minett of the Vermont, two corporais
and Detective Sergeants Carey and Alconcie were
waiting for the deserters. Hughes suspected that
a reception committee would be waiting Tor MN;
AS The. Berlin was entering her berth ne Juinpeo
overheard climbed upon the pier ana started up
West-st Policeman Hogan saw the man ruhnihBs
and called to him to stop. IT,, ,r.u... -.
..You can't get me to-day" yelled Hughes az
no scudded toward Chrstopher-st. Hogan overlook
the deserter and brought him back TO the pier t9
keen company with Barrett, who had Deen aIresteo
nv the detectives. The deserters were taken 70
Police Headquarters and then turned over 70 inc
naval authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

CONRAD STRADENGER. HON. T. j. MMANUS'
'Dr, Dollar" Sullivan looked I'm for little while
and went away signing. "McManus is the man.
said he.
silver Dollar" Smith appeared. glanced over the
crowd and then disappeared. Alas for the SInths'
WAS his parting exclamation.
stay little longer. Old man. said Mr. Nc
Manus. good naturally.
Tommy don't ask me-" said the renowned Tam
many statesman. Il can't stand it any longer; the
Smiths are nowhere after this"
The truth is that Mr.. McAlanuS, astonished every
body for about ten thousand people responded to
his invitation and Hello. Mac" How are you.
Mae" was heard on all sides.
Thomas J. McManus is hard man to tackle.
Nine stalwar brothers and his mother received con-
calculations all day yesterday on the popularity
OF the young Assemblyman. Everybody had a
days genuine enjoy ment. and these are the names
Of the officers OF the association whose untiring
labors helped furnish 1t: William r. Kelly presl-
Horn second viCe-presdent; G. Stradinger. third
vice-president: Louis Wagner fourth vice president
John r.. O keef". financial secretary I. '. Rogers.
recording secretary: John l.. Leblanc. correspond
Ing secretary: John G.. O'Brien. treasurer; Joseph
II Walsh sergeant "a farms Louis Edelman, as
sstant sergeant-at-arms: William n. Ganley. chair
man Committee OF Arrangements.
An Irish bog oak cane, mounted in silver ana "A
diamond pin were presented to Mr.. McManus in
the evening. The Assemblvman made a speech.
and so did John j. Murphy and ex-Congressman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

Cleveland. Sept 1.-THE bittefcst hatred exists be.
tween the Giants aud the Spiders. aud there the
li,cliest kind ~ green diamond hattie when the two
teams came together ~ League Park to-day. wa
gen rally expected The Giants beaten partially
account pooi work IN the field but particularly
because Imsle, the umpire allowed diplomacy and III
Wells crowd 10 warp his better judgment. Bukct
and McAleer guilty Of che the fell known
in the West dirty ball-paying. Bnfkett jumped
Wad al second and McAers epated tIe Performance
against Davis a. tud. Im-lic presented Cleveland with
two In the NTH and in the seventh inning and
the Giants presented hrf rivals witt tho pest for not
nun was earned On German. Tie crowd howlei IN
deron Ward from the start TO the finish Of the game
Many clever PLAYS made Ewing catching Ward
the plate great throw from deep right field. end
Conner saved threr by q ik,br stop.
The NewYOik PLAYERS are deeply thagrined at their
treatment and fhAv surprised the part Emse
PLAYED he has generally been considered fair umpire.
Rusie suffering from badly swollen his pitch
ing hand and he not be able to play Tor several
days. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
KI.SINESS AZ CLIFTON.

rb,,e WA, good crowd at the Af-: dsy q the Gll,ol
fall meeting YESTERDAY " ll3nanecd cards r'i"'""'
nnc sport. Here the results
ar, ,,ce-.c selling InIrc.ycai -old- ami upward
rt,. fnrlonV. O.rc 81 aud -. first; LuiSN, W J.
aId 81 second Hcrwya third. Insaia ilahrhui.''
4 %. II. Lumlstman Honest Tom a"' i'c"' "'o '''
Tlmc-I or.
second racc-srl log. Two-yeatoidss ~, iutI",l
Once, Ec... ID aud hrt; F"iion ~ anu - -
Second winfrt eridlng, thir L. Ntafnhf' h'|''
Clata H. AID 1cntO also ran. Tin'-I vs.
rhitd r,re-Tht.., car.olds SiN furlong~. Eagle
Brd, e,ea AID Is. first; Irookdal"' anu :. 49,
Ind With third. Control, MarriIus' ind7HN 'nc ""lT
mi a.o ran Time-l IL.
Fourth 1nrc.-yearolds and rR"'Ia. o m@ M",
srond Luckv Glover third. Kilkenny also ran Time
i :i2 ,,,
- furonps Laurel 1 aud e.. brst Merry
nuLc ii and s., second tharttrusr tifu 'lemei''
i,hncss c,,a aud N,Ic,i. oso ran. Time :@.,i,.
sixth race-Foar and upward FIVE futiongs
v,esiier Al and So. lr~t panvny - ana -
Mnd. rxpress third Lizzie McDrn. Van Wlrt. car
Selite Fan King Morning Glory and J. J. Mason also
mn Time-l .03i2,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
THE TRADE In CHICAGO.

chicago Sept. IL tSpecaD.-Wheat to-day al
vanced almost , cents a bushel and closed strong.
Sundays Government crop report, indicating .
Weld of only 81 100000 bushels did the business.
II WAS this that started the market ana winch
furnished its strong undertone. There were, now
ever lesser bull announcements. which heiped keep
the price going. There decrease on passage
If 5lo 90 bushels the visible supply decreased w.
There were continued claims from the winter-wheae
hell of the impossibity of doing the iali poushns
because of the drouth. Large northwestern, re-
ceints did not stop the advance. May opened AZ
~, sold between 1875 and 1875, ana closed at 'sh
r. was natural. with the Government crop reporee
saturday making the corn crop only l,ouW1vo
bIshels that the prices OF corn to-day shoula DC
advanced. The Mas future at one time shoWe1 an
ALLIANCE of cents over Saturday > close. May
opened at ~, sold between ii2 ana ith, anu cIossu
AZ 49,. cents. oats were up partly IN sympathy
with wheat ana and partly in sympathy Win
the Government report OF Saturday. May sofa rom
sli. up To 81 and closed at 3l's cents Inc nearby
The feature of provisions was the sTens.m
of the January product-January pork showing az
atlyanc. OF over Saturday, January 49, TO-
of 70 cents and January ribs OF 70 cents. oc'ou 10
product was up almost a. much; Sep,tinoet. ,ahar
verv little affected Corn was the lnnuehce me,
corn being likely to make higherprceI hoss' m no
we're 5000 hogs; the estimate for TUESDAY va"
5000 ,,ooa,her wheat
were H. calls 72i2u727s; puts on May coi" ""
calls 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
THE COCRTS.

REFUSES TO GIVE THE NAME OF HIS CLIENT
Justice Ingraham in the Supreme Court Cham
bcrs Yesterday reserved decision on motion tor
writ OF prohibition to prevent Police Justice
Hogan from forcing Henry T. Terry. lawyer 10
disclose the name Of client. or from punishlng the
lawyer for not doing 50. Terry was Interested IN
some proceedings which were taken for the purpose
OF arrestlng the proprieors OF alleged disorderiy
houses The Police Justice did not believe that
those who made the complaint were the real parties
behind the proceeding and h. asked Terry, who APP
pcared as counsel for the plaintiffs, who his client
WAS Terry refused to answer. Justice Hogan saii
he would not allow him to appear any longer
,t.ss ~, disclos.d the name OF his client. Terry
insisted on appearing. and he fears Justice Hogan
will punish him for contempt unless lie gives 'i'
Information asked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
MRS MARGARET KETCHTN DEAD.

pv the death OF Mrs Margaret ketchun nj
Saugatuck conn. Yesterday. many nave 'oS'
nrecious friend such as they can never reP'"ce
M nr mind and heart Of naturally noble mold
WAS added q fine intellectual ana moral culture
Mich gave = delightful charm To her society both
as friend AMI hostess ana many VIII reca' h''
,.ri,l way of drawing all to her circle of loving
dmir.rs TO the afflicted. the distressed. the needy
IN. rninistered in the most tender and acceptable
,yov None could turn from her TO say they hah
mo generous and openhanded proof of her earnest
,,.rn,,athv but she shrank from all publicity IN
doing good During the Civil war MIS-. hr''hu'"
WAS AN active member Of the sanitary 'oh''S
sion and WAS also for several years urecueSH
Of the asylum for colored orphan children. MIS-
Ketchums first husband was George loule 'r''
,.honn she married i'm ls2G He died In lSS leaving
one son. George who died In 1871. Her second hi'-
rage in 1871. was to Morris ketchum a prominent
Wall-st banker who died I'm 1851. Sheeaves -FOUR
surviving children. three sons and one daush'e'
The daughter is the wife Of DR.. willard fhrhI
son Of the distinguished surgeon ana phyS'c'''
Or Willard Parker
Mrs Ketchum was OF an Old New-iork city iam-
iiy and was born in March. 1871 At so la ''r'"
wich-st and was the second daughter OF '""sr
silvanus Miller weIl-known during the first hali
or the present century for his warm-hearted, up
right anI honorable WAYS during lone hf" we
died In 1851 ,x-.l ninety years The paterndl dhers-
TOR John Miller vent Ea~tnampt"n. H. l., -
one OF The nr-t PURCHASERS 81" settlers ~ ih't
town. In LOIS who migrated 20 Aihe'"A rom
MAIDSTONE, ~ Kent. Ems.and Mrs.. lNe''hu'h
Il grandfather EltaGrr Miller was Colohia' AS
acmblyman. representing suffolk county /" H. from
i1is to no. and his took part III the ca"Se vi
liberty at the Revolutionary time, sustained by
The fathers patriotic spirit. Washington held se-
communication through spies win .n ,eos VII
archal exssAssembyman, who was DOT" j" '''O anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

Brings comfort and Improvement and tends to
personal enjoyment when rightly used. The
many who live better than others, and enjoy
life more. with less expenditure. By more prompt
~ adapting tine world. best products TO the needs
Of physiaal hring viii attest the value e. health
Of the pure li,uil la\auve principles embraced IN
H." remedy. Syrup Of Figs
lite excellence il due TO it, presenting in the
form most acceptable and pleasant TO the taste
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties OF
u perfect LAXATIVE: cfcctually cleansing the sys-
TEN, dispene colds, headaches ana fevers, ana
permanently curing constipation IL has given
satisfaction 10 millions and met with the approval
of the medical profession because il acts on the
Kidneys. Liver and Bowels without weakening
them, and it Is perfectly free from every oo,ec-
tionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all druggists IN
soc. and 81 bottles, but il is manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name
Is printed on every package, also the name. syrup
81 Figs and being well informed you will not
accept any substitute il offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-York, Sept. IL, 1885,
Speculation in crude petroleum took strong
inward turn to-day The sales OF certificates were
light apparently because holders did not think
limiting in light of the conditions in the field and
The reduced net stocks Late in the day, now ever.
ofsars M the lowest figures reported for the day
0iara NOT taken The sales of National Transit
certificates at the Consolidated Exchange amounted
to 5000 barrels. at S5n644sc The higher hgure VA
opening price, against Csc, Wnlcn WAS tho
closing and highest figure last week ~,
Refined oil in barrels remained at c.ioc' III puiA
al 65c and In cases at 0yJc. 80.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp. llS4 francs;
Bremen 40 marks; London lo-lod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
TO BE HER OWN ia WYER.
EMMA GOLDMAN TO DEFEND HERSELF.
HER FRIENDS UNABLE TO SECURE 5000 BAIL
FOR HER-JrSTrS sCHwAB sILENCED

HER FRIENDS UNABLE TO SECURE 5000 BAIL
FOR HER-JrsTUS sCHwhB sILENcED.
Emma Goldman is evidently bent on having her
say. When she was arraigned before Judge FitZ-
gerald in General Sessions yesterday she announced
that she had no counsel. but would defend her
self She pleaded not guilty to the three indlct-
ments which charge her with making incendiary
speeches The evd. nee is based on the reports
made by Detective Sergeant Charles jacob OF IN
spector McLaughin's staff. and Policemen Charles
X. Young and Morris Schwartz. OF the Edridge-st
station one of the speeches was made August IT,
at No. l2j Rivington-st.. and another on August IL
at No. Sc Orchard-st.
one OF the indictments saws that she. beng an
evi-dsposed and pernicious person. ala wicked'y
and maliciously threaten TO raise ihsurrectiohs
routs and riots in the city OF New-fork. and did
threaten TO take and carry away the goods chat-
tells and personal property Of the good citizens OF
the State Of New-York and did threaten TO procure
arms ammunition and weapons. whereby 10 con-
summate and execute the said most wicked ana I'M
lawful threats" . ,. -
Assistant Dlstrict-Attorney Vernon VI. DAVIS sug-
gested that 5000 would be fair amount OF baii
there being three indictments against the prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
r,.poprAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

pa aKe' IN moderate demand prime mess "e ssir
arn medium. easy at ''s. h iai ong ~ clear
nT,'', about H. steady at SIS 3D. Gheese
in poor demand Taiow III p poo, srna ~
Sls al Rosin in fair demand. iardESpot In tslr
~ il. ",, y,itIlr.s i'm no demand prime WESTERN
ueiii''a, ia, a. ~ RI Wh-at-rhe demand IL inn
s,rpovnr' Flour in moderate demand Corn-Spot
mi futures IN good demand; mixed western spot.
TO-, ar a. I'd: september strong AZ ~ @.d OctopeS
sirnng al II at; November strong NJ ~ % HOPS
AT London Saciiic toast-'n nodefate demaho
- eceints of wheat for the past week from Attain
rio norris IL go quarters; from Pacific ports none;
dom other sources. lVj.Wc quarters. Receipts OF
American corn for the past week. 800 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
VALE FOOTBALL MEN At WOEK.

EgS csnddnres Tor pl'c~> o" the Yale football team
and y,,iu Frank lIinkcy began practice Tor the np
,o.hiro c,nn,ien Yesterday at TIa,rrS Island. The
.,nuue, home o. the Nrw.Noik Athletic club. Those
Who rrporrrd Tor duty Yesterday weir T. Dye J. atom
g.. ore. AAcr T. Bucrwortb Il. Thotnr' J. st an IA =
Iuly several moic expected IN few day. AWon2
them ar. Hickoa McgiSig, ''i"h"a'. Mrs-rf anu A'm
sitone According 60 plans laid out bN aitaih
unkcv the Il,y.r. will az TfaNrt~ Island about
len day, aud then go 10 ~" Yale Frd. Ne" ven
while t.y are AT the Island only light actir". such -
u,ting running aclling aud kicking VIII r hiule"l
IN There ,Ie nNr vacant places In the team ms N-'t
and there an. many good t. be- selected h"n - h
them Who fortunate men viii be the antnWh p
ur.rticr alone i-N"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
SHE WANTS MONEY FROM HER GUARDIAN

SIZE WANTS MUNtl FTtVM HTr' ~ ''''''''''
Annie Schneider Is seventeen years old ana the
granddaughter 81 Gustav Ebling When Mr Ebins
died he Iaft a will beqneathng 10 Annie S"' IN
money and a sixth interest in the property AT NOS
Grrcnwich-st. and 2ls Sevenih-ave. At present
the property is being partiton"d. and William +.
t,,us,b ,vas ,ppoint.d Anni.'S guardian She says
In "A petition which was presented TO Justice Ihgia-
ham I'm the Supreme Court. yesterday. that she had
been unable to get any money from her guardian
for her support and that she Is dependent upon the
charity Of her friends for support she declares also
that mp to short time ago she hVeh WIN "e'
guardian in one OF the houses in which she mas "A
slth interest He drove her out she asserts. with
ont any ADEQUATE rea son Justice Ingraham ordered
the United States Trust Company. which holds the
money In the estate TO give her 80 from the money
In it's hands for her present support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
CiNpRFJL'S AMENDMENT VIEWS TO THEN

John Simpson. Republican leader Of the With AS
sembly District, stood on the back stoop of the
city Hall yesterday arguing the silver question
with some Tammany Hall men whose salaries have
been paid lately in checks the Importers and
Traders National Bank.
Tim Campbells amendment to the free COIN
age bill comes up to-day in the House" remarked
Mr. simpson. casually. "lt'll he a good thing and
and ought to pass 1t will relieve the money strin-
gency."
The Tammany men were not well up in Wash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
cr,vrsryD ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Tir.t race-Tnrec veal. ODDS and upward special weights
one mile and a sixteenth. Esc'la ID IL. Loan Aha IiV
Iude" Morrow. no. By Jove. 100; Integrity. lto
second tsce-Tvoy car-olds; special weights hNe fuI
longs Ionrshsnks lis Lucky DOC. LIZ: DariaiI lis :
Ornns 1iS: Trnculo lis Msndite 10 Micmhc Queen
lis: Iiphuoot. ll5; PochnO. lO6: Baf Mile III" :
tenacious LOG Manoa. 1903; She MY lOJ
third race-MaIes three years old and upward SIX tnf
lonas Tulla blackburn lie; Centes liz; Derisrells
10: Correction Il2; Fairy, III; Lu'tfe 100
Fourth Selling; three-ycsr.ods and up"aid
specsl weights; mile and sixteenth. Aiohs ~. :
The Ironmaster 1909: Madrid. 1O6; Disbl" 1908 NAV
Win "a: Acclaim. "a Deception. 81 IOquette o"'
Integrity, simmons. o.
Fifth Maiden srods spec al wiahts 1ni
and a half furloDgs. Weinberg ~ hnaNahis u
Ila1 Min. 10; Nancy Ler. 1903 Innocent luJ hon
io7 Bcozc IO7 Roils iO7 Pochlno. lO7i silN ~
nlly iO4 Mem Sahib l0i sub Hos' lo' sarcasm wv
Sxth lace-M Maiden twOycar-ods spc ia weight. 'o'f
and a ram fuongs. Tenacious, IL Hartford II fo'
IS, IO7 spite !01 CslOme ally l1f l.u'a.t1 lof
Golden VsIty. lW Kings DAUGHTER lO'i Noh''h>''
lOt On.thc.Wav. l0f Jacintha, lOi.
seventh Iace-Sclinc: threc-ycards special weights
six lurones Emin ley 40; uncie Je,s. 10Y Chaa-
unooa IO1 Saragassa. TO-, Simmons, ~. Mnnrhs,a
I0a Treasure. i02 III IRE Jourt 100; His" % MAY
Lose -. ..- $500.
divided and viii be run the iith and sixth r'c''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
GUTTINRTR,, ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

Fins, ,acc-sc.lin.. Beaten horses. SM iuilong-'
,.'",. IA. Little Fred. li2 tottonsde III ran
handle los Crocu- 1O7 Balbregan do Fdgr'' i i0a
I.ita 1Ol Gruir ID. loI' ,,
second oycar-olds: FIVE fuI. ngs rl"fi ,o
10; Mabei A.. io5 Token lO'; fulai'e io'
Third .ce-selling; one me- Np'r @4
81 zadi,ar, % lIary Al9n 1t,o sn"s,up, -
i.onsdale 81 Creole, %.
Fourth raetyS uO@ 1S; d,o. a. oe we S ch.cy
i,ii 107 Ella IOi DaIsyrisn. TO- NcH III ~
,ow Eosc %; Appom"tto\ 20 oti''am; 81 ran
tone 90 MAJOR Dhy' D.; ''s'" y wang %
SO Il. $500, . RAJ,
rInb ,sce-sellng. special weifh', sly and hsIi
iuilo"F 81 uuJc l23 Nv Fellow ~ Joe 'anrf.
10. tncic Sim H.. Ruth. ll9i crown rf"'e' '''
Leigh, llG ,o,,, 200
si>,b rce-Seing Seven fu'lons-. Ir,,sI; -,
pclwood ll9; Freedom. ll9: Ciim,'' i'I T.,nrc
10 Tommy olson. 10; kenuchJ Iad'' io' "''''
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voonI AVN HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

FOLLOW ing are the weights IN the "oo"'"" 49, ~
-, ,,.,..rnd declarations u, be made by
d. m. tomorrow ~ a..
Lamplight l3); Tamnsny 1el Bangn In io s ii1P
nan IL -, athmc,th IA Eacelsnd III tuaop l,o
HsI, ,n ISo ,ne. Morrow 40; Mars los l0Mia,drf
ios The PeIp r. i07; Losnaka 100 6S pick
rauaun lug Merry Monarch. loj; thaiau' loo rrin".
,"rket lCj versatile. lcj Copyright, 10 ui &
George Julien. 100; sir Lisn'ls TO- OK Ing
ma. CouancbG 100 knight, 100 Count. 10 i"r,1
y ,ch TX. Madrid %: Nonad - lllune - i" nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
r,I,I, coIDNAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

EMMA GOLDMAN PLEADS NOT INII'II'
Judge Fitzgerald accordingly fixed this as the sum
No bondsrnan APPEARING Miss Goldman was taken
back 10 th, TOmbs.
Later Iustus Schwab ami Joseph Peukert lead-
Ing Anarchists Of the autono mist branch, appeared
I'm court Schwdb wanted 10 say that he con-
sder,q the amount OF bail required excessive.
is the woman your cli"nt?' asked the Judge
yes. sir
Are YOU a la NNer?'
$50. sir but / want 10 appear for my coinpa-
tript' Judge Fitzgerald. however. declined TO
listen % him.