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screw cd down thc '? pop " val ve of tbe Robinson's boiler,
because lt wan out of order aud blew too easily, lt B
thought that this admission loaves Ttnelar Hubie under
two nee i lons of tbe tt: .iiniio.il lu wt, one of which makes
tbe ob truc-tlun of the tafety-valve of a boiler or thc
hindering of the operation ot any machinery or oevios
employed to denote tho s'ute of water or st<-am tn a
t-siili-l u misdemeanor p.inUb-lile bv ? floe ot f-tX) and
by luipri.-ao.imcui not to ex en.I Uv* year*, and ta* other
ol wino', make* tbe eugineor or other officer of auy
Ycsv-1, by whose inlaeoudilel the life of any person ls
dee'rayed. *ub)cet to imprisonment for not more than
teu years.
General Dumont laid to-day thit he e-uill not recall
any case wherein aconvicnon bad been i.ad antler either
of the mil M referred to, although persons bad been
prosecuted unucr ibour
IN ANSWER TO MK. DKZF.NDOUF.
OBI civil 8KHV1CK OBBB-BBBOB tB SIMMS him
THAT BB Ml-AI'I'ittllKNIS TUB LAW.
Washington, Oct, 4 ? Tim Civil Berries
Coiuiiim-inn-rs has * addressed a letter to Mr. Dexrud 'rf,
lu nspaoM to Ins la.t coiuiuuutoallo.i to t-o.u, in which,
tbr'-ugi their SSpn lan, tatt**/ t?iy :
"The prohibitions ol tbe Civil Service act in the mat -
Ut of political tssseasssnts ure substantially he four
following: 'I Inti tin nilli ul or employe oi Ibe United
Staes shall solicit or iyct-Ivo cou ribo ions for auy
poliiie.tl purpose fr.mt any ot ber ofiioiul or
euiplnye; that no pelton t-ball .o'ici. or rc
eeive contributions 'or any palitlsal purpose lu
any pnmtSM eeennled by tue Uiiveruiueui;
BSSil.lal ur employe shall llllilbSHS. promote or de*
gr.nle. or to threaten or promise any otaerolli.-ial or eni
pli.M- tor giving, wit?holding or BOSMOllnB to mnk<3
SOaUrtbolloM far aay poltiloal porpon; iud no oSotal
or t tupi, .vt- ?u. iii give Sf nani over to any other oiliciai
Or eniplove any en ni nt,lui for pilule.1 pin p i-e.s.
Im- e tour Seotlonq s .billi,.tialiv mc.ti ls all ll
Stated uinliT reit in i '_ in ie aro ti po.u.i a u-*i rkiiioiiU".
or influence Bf S u.ore cuntBl r *idi.._ ol .-ee lon Ifl
you wi ince teal my leuer of September 80 wu* tum
lu cul.mg your a.le.mon io tin* tact mat "li noes not
appeal' in voiii StSISmOnl th il Mr. i.. C. Clark is a l.nv
eminent oiu-.*i il, or mai ne made soUettatBwm In any
Goveruu)"ut roo.uor i-iiiuliu-..' ll Mwewajtwrenissant
official, lie would have oo right IO solicit or rec.- ve M te
ti Uni i loo. ii-oui any ni uer lu ive rn me nt o.ilci.ii I rein plo. e
Ina-ty pi.i'-i w. ut vcr. As a permiu or oltlaea not ni auy
Gov<r.,uii nt OanplOJMiei. be ip- only toriib*?en te make
his j*.lineal s.nictations li. any Government bulldutg or
preuiib-e*.
"Tflf IsnffTiagTL '"or lliould he escapesa thS flimsy
pretext that he did uot muk'* tuc demands ss salles
tai ions in any ronni or building occupied lo
the discharge of official dunes by auy oMaat
sr employe of tho Un.tod Bluies mentioned
lu this aci, or iu any navy jard, .ort ur arsenal,
a* yon teem to Imply, ls totally lee*insistent witn tba
plain iute.il of peenon Vi, es the clear purp .se ? I thi'
etc.lou is io foro.d political at.-ets.neuis bc.ug made by
auy p- Bom or eitlSM le iioveruuieut bai hil np* and
fireml-e.-. Yon* reinald*, 'to say tea. i.iey t till nol Mo?
ats the law in a cusioui LOne* or Mtv.) yaru, but .bat
they may go on tue sdewa k uutaiJe rn a custom bouse
anti navy yard aud violate il it to m.ike the law a laroo,'
ls not pertinent. You will see by wnat tl (aid uuove
that it Mr. Clark it not a linverimn-ui official or em?
oh.) e bc could um violate tl e. law by hoiiciting c..n,ri
Dutluiis ou lue sidewalk ouisitlt; ol lue oumoui bOWM
or navy yard. T e only violailon i>onslt>li'tu bin. was
to have (oiicu-i. wliuiu a custon bouse, uevy yard or
Other lioveriiinei.i premise*.
" Having thus CMO'eeiOO your evident umapprehen.
pion, me Conimis.-ion wou.U again repeal laat 'uni
Diooit you may bave of a vtoiauou of the Civil oerviee
law. it hied Wits tue | orelary, snail have i..e early at
teut.on ol th** t.tiiuiui-Ktoa.' Mere geuuial Itaieuieutt ol
a hearsay cuuraorer, such at you fur itu to your le.ierof
ba* pu moot ii. .io uot aiioru um Oommieaaio tue data o ,
wi,io. lo proceed lu auy proper tuvrdigaiioo Voa s.iy,
* I bave been reliauly informed t.iai said C. 0.
Oars, treasurer of the Democratic Uead'-.isier Commit,
tee, oi wmeu chi ii al or itauone la chairman, han mane
piuili.tr ?lt-mauoa ut i> |**r ceul ou me anutial salary ol
toe employe* in tue Custom lionse aud ol uer 1-. di ral
otlio. b io Kicnuioml, Va.' the cluuge is too general,
Biuoe it inculpates un one lu paint ular tXeep' Mr. clark,
aol no s not evcu show ihai any vioiui.ou of the taw
baa taneu place. Tbe UenmtSStee does mu untlerst-und
tbat ' liif wuole macinuery ' ol ibr Ivi-urtmeniol Jundee
I* at it. couiinanii any turf uer Hum it ls at tue Somssaad
Of a'l tro'>d eltmea*! but lue Commission will it..* ail lo*
auinril. _lna it oy me law autl ibe rates <<? mako
love* igiiiioi.t ooiiCt-iuiii_ tbe lucia, Pud to BOOMS tl. ir
Mfoip*iiK.nt."
THK COINAGE OF SILVKIJ.
OF*'lei AL Ki Poul Of lilli BUtSCTOB OS f HU MINI.
W'amiington, Oct. -i?-Mr. ttarehnrd, tin*
DirtiTtor ot the Miuu hat prep.roi a ita;.*
niiiit t-howiuf* the amount of silver accumulated
Bl the mtassn tinntt for coinage into silver dollars under
the act of IsTy with the di-.posit lon Bads of th.- stine;
and (bowing also the profits on tiio MNnSBS of diver
dui.ars irotu ibe beg.uutug of the lineal year lu iv inch be
became director ol the mint?1S78?up to tuc HO:li ot
Jone. 1633.
Tii'tn t bis statement lt appears tltat the silver en k tot
on Jtdy l, 1ST-*, and pom?sped stan tin n i? 128, i
SSBMM of Willoh llO.-U-O.'.-l ounce-. bSTS l>e?-;i
Used In Hie coiuaj;e ol silver dollar* and I MS
?mb-iititry diver rn'ii. It'll.UT") oiinci s nave t> cn
by .ue epontaTC oilifi*i s oi tue mint*pm] told in -?* op-*
li.gs, - .ni. u ,i i m. i.i i .* on hanii July 1,1 is.i, of;!,y;;i ;.-.->>
Climes 1 nit i-'ina ll lei BM b?0H Willied Sud Veil Jud
liv ot'i-t li ot tb-i 1 leii-nr. l>e,).ii" nu ni.
The .linn s "ii t : thia sliver, lnclndli
r-,? ? ni nt by tbe Adam* Express Company, amount to
S17.UT_.11H,of wine.; piiiui 815,561,713 .m.* been depoa
iteo in ... ii. aeon ol |
been J.alii lol* -ah.DP .-..a. 1 doll ll -, S51,9_- . il loo* lu
IWeei linga roi i. *p71 l-l* lin Wa.Li * ?, SIMl $48 toi llMM
OH reeO't,a.e, kOPVinS ?' MlaaOB lu ISC coinage uii'ils ou
June _t>, l.Hsjil. oi $1,278,596, ali ol which has -luco that
tiale MM covereu lulu ino treasury.
PHILADELPHIA IMMIGRATION BEPOBT.
WaBHIMTOB, Oct. 4.?The rojpiit ni tbs
Board ot Coiuiuitr lonera of Public ObaHtMa of the Siuic
ot Pennsylvania, who are tl.e Osmmlsslonenof lonni
gration at the p .rt ol Pniladelpldi, bat been received at
li.t Ttaesary DepsriSBsat it covers tue psrtod trot*
Koveuiber 1, 11S2, to Juuo 3ft, lss.l. lb.-re PtRTOd ut
the pori du inc tbei-crlod mentioned lii.rii-ii I tn mi'lairs.
Of the total number of lo. una ran ts lti...5s were iu good
piiytieal and menial SOadltlOB, and 4s Were mi-mally or
pbysiealiy uusouua. BoUef WPS jrtveu la 21S OHOS Ol
WMtbf l?eraoiiP who wt.ro desii'ute. and luiployment
Was secured for 18 persons. Teu poisons wiro returned
to?iiropc lor various reii-ions nut speeMed. i
lui-a-io1 e;s say of tlal- feature of tbeir work thai " it ls
att oded wttbsoodneolts.Insemoeb as ii exerts a dc
terrii;*.'iiiflueuei- on tSeM wbo, undi r tho law*, should
not come to ibis penalty."
lu March. April iiii'l Miy 204 Irish iu:n.i,r.tn*a, who
Were evicted trtian's a??lstetl to coin-' to t i-a e'luniry bjr
IkSBrtllSb Government, Wen ISDOOd a: Phill
OftbeMpeaptP tbs Cowmtiolonen ?>? i "The**were,
wltboot exceptioe, ttrooc, sble.bod * 'ni conj.
parei.'t.iv ra.ny willi other allens; kn leet, they wen
lieii'i piovnie i for ton many other pt oeo.rrp. Tbei
Bs "ii-.- i ebb-fly '" a'.'rieiilTiiiii' ei-mm-uittce, ami.
tO'l- 'i! e. l'i pSIt'-il f0( 1 e IV.-SI I. , : Ti IIP.', lt
lt p ssnmsd I St y wni beeMN Hood ctiz -ns, and a'l ton
mon -so because tuey seeme.i bouest and nar. workin*1
people." _ _
AFFAIRS OF TIIF. EMMY.
WASHDtOTOBa, Oct, d.?Lwatenant-Colonel
Eiieite/.et swift, of theMedieul Department, win bsplaesd
OU IBS retired ll.-at of the army on October ??, wheu he Will
bave reached bis s.xty-fourtb your.
Tbe exteus.ou of leave of SbeS?M (.-ranted First Lieu
tenant llavid J. Glbbuu. Ninth (av airy, I.n- been ex
teudtd six uionths; ieave of absence lor ?lx mouths ba*
been SSSBtSd I aptiiln Henry 8. Howe, feventetulh In?
fantry ; th. leave ot ab-.*-nce (rrantel ttnt I ItPlSnSSt
Vllllain stanton, Sixth Cavalry, bas U-eu cxteudod tbn-t
inoutbt; leave of absence for six mouth, has beer
grauted Capiula Charles H. War-cut, iouiteeuth lu
leutry.
followlni* trnnsrers lu tin-Tt nth Cn v il ry havi
been in aile: Ctptslu Klcoard II. Pinn trom Tr.-op ll u
Troop L j Captain Climie* L. Coo, et* from Troop 1. ti
!rro >i> H. Tue following tnmafen lu tue BSSOM
Aitillcry have been made: Capta?t John I. iin_i*i-,
lion. l.iKht Hattery A to Battery I; Caplalu liana ii.
Jiaiuiiioii lrom iial'ery 1 to l.i?'ut liattery A.
Lti u\e of ? WOPMS lor three rn ntht iroei Oetobei 1 hal
l?ten (?runted Captain frederick M. Crandill, IwentY
loni th I n lim try; Isavs Ol POPOOOe tot lint n on th*., will
?asPiloPiwi lo Hi-plf tor )in 0?fenelon of two moe thia, lia.
(neil (?rantml Captain Al.-cit l>. Kin*.., iblnl cavalry
I-?i -t Lieutenant Andrew li. Nave, seventb Ca retry, mu
been ordered to re*i?rt by lelUr io Ma|or-<.e.ienil" Win
feb. s. Hunct,ck. pterddeatof the lletiriu'.' Iinard.coU"
Wencd at Coven.ir's Island, New-York Harbor.
NAVAL INTELLK'KN'CE.
V\ ASliiNOTON, Oct. 4.?Surj-eon F. L. Dulioii
Bas tvt-en detached from tbe Naval rendezvous ot Pillia
Celpbla ano ordered to report or duly as n member o
the Medical 1 xeiumln* Board tn that city, mid Surccoi
Bowiinl Veils bas been ordered to tuke bis place; Batdm
Jami ?- a. li tay, of the Navy, bas tendeied his r< situation
to t..li i fleet March 31. 1884; Itear-Admlrtl I'm e.
Crosby, caoniuif?id?ig the naval fone, on the Asiaiu
ptatlon. has telcKrapbed to tbe Actinic Herretury o tb(
.Navy askliiK to bo n-lievt-al of bis pswpewt linty, nnd to in
plaoed ou lbe retired list uuder lbe prormuiii reiuliuir tc
Jolly years' service; Admiral Cros.-y ia auno a to nluii
to luis iHitintry lu ord**r io lo'ik alter his ttompPtlo i.liuii-..
AcliiiK Beerptaiy .N.ihol-i -aay s no m-tlou Will im taken ll
this tnalter (ililli tnt- ivtiiru ot Seentan lhaudlei.
Tue ^watMra arrived al lt..-.ton to-day .rom a cr 1st
aluna; tbe Uehlug-baukt of Newiouudli?id.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
W*BHi^GTO>, Thursday. Oct. 4, i -si
APi'RCHAtsor Nicki l Arr-ovai*?- Tue DkaaMt SI
the Mint OM approved the sec* p tan oe by tb?
BuLM-nu'cndent of tim Pbii-delph.a Mun oi au offer U
Seiner 'Ao.OOO pounds of pure nickel at tuat Mint al UJ
c*uts per pojud.
Codbtmt TO THB Cort?,?ta?Upon the request of tin
Coreau EinbaPsy, tbe Popi Otlloo Department bas sem
to the Htate Hepar.ineut for lue use ot ihe Kin barny I
pst of the poetafe stauipe ana envelopes now la we aud
a number of document* Illustrative of tao workings of
tbe Tost Office DoparUnonta
A CosVKSTtoK or Coixiprd Mm.?TV grrniny Slur
to-r.ightapvp; "Ii is stated that the Kxeeutlve Ctiiu
uittte-e of th* Colored Convention that met March 4,
1881. will meet in Richmond, October lu, aod will draw
up an address, a ivistns the colored people iw to tbo best
policy to pursue In too coming election.'
As Ori-EB to OosmmSOM RiirtiSRP. -Counsel for
Goodrich bush, the Boston distiller, against whom suit
is pending ?? aeeoiMI of vnlatton* of the Internal Rev?
enue law for the'nrfelture of ids distillery, ami for the
recovery of B-O.OUO of unpaid laxes, made au S8B1 "f
compromise to dav to the. Commissioner of In ernal
Kevenue on behalf of hi* ol'eut ibo off-*r is to tortett
ta* distillery sad nay tbs Ootcrnmsw 11.000. Oam
missioiicr Kvans nfaSSd tbe offer and bas directed the
District.Aitorney to proceed with the casa a-,aiust Bush
and press ii to trial imtnediatolv If possible.
TUE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
OltGANIZATIOX OF THK TWO HOl'SES.
COMMITTKtS AMWISII HltBIIB I'RAYP.R-BOOK
nniissijsi unasneus snots tuk bmm_sa
CHURCH.
!BT TKLEORAPH TO THK TIIIBTTKR.I
Piiii.vdei.piiia, Oct. 4.?The openinj- 8prvire*s
eftbePratesiaal Kpiscopal Convention were conducted
by the Kev Dr. Knight, nf P.-nn.vlvTtnta ; Dr. Wortnlnj*
ton, of M.i'lti.au; Btsbap Lea, af Dels sss ?; snd IM L <? I
Hi-imp of Boo hmm ktentssnrscngs i" i was present.
After President lieut l-l-*'* Balled the House to ordi r he
itnno'iiice I BM various Standing ennuin: tees. Petitions
wen pnaeated la refereaee to Bishop, leo! Kaleb.
Ker, of In li.i.iii, aad A--'*'.tut P. -imp i sol Randolph,
of Vu --ini:i, sad II. C. Potter, Ot Kew Tort, Tln-y were
rett-rre?' to tbe pnpMSSMSMtSSSb Ll-iyd W. Wells, tswes
urerof theOonveu i ? ., nportad ti it tM balaaMOo*
tuber G. 1880, WM $1,-18 75; assessin tit Ir.im 8,12
OleTgy.t0.3fl>j mouuiul expense-. 10.886 1- ; b I
?SM ("i; expeasss 1880 to i-s:i: aatarlss, 84.000]
lonni,il, *j,s i>3 10; atstioiiery ami petali, g, 81,004 li ;
. 8.U873 no?
llie Ber. QMrgs winn-, D. r>? af TenneeoM, otbred s
resolution wr.ieh wee adopted ptovidingfor a mooline ol
tim Ho. p at Bishops wltb tM Bonn ol Deputies, Tm
po v. i)r, jo ni Paitoa, ol Minoan, said he tbeeghl tbal
_a p,r-nn wes men Stied to nsH IM House to take ?tl.-.1
Settee than b's Venerable Mead from Tenno-asi e. Tho
House of IMshops was so lar-re that h<- UMOghtttd*.
stn Mt to know mem bj looktag at them, aad bj tbs
gnsp ol tiie iiiuiil. Tbe (huie. i lind kiowu fur m..:?? in
pOiM-r Md '-'..'rt i li IB in nu.n.i- i.
Alter some oilier ro line bttSBSOM hud b-en trnnsaeted
tile queslioii of lbe prop-r loc.lt.otl of the deb Kates'seats
WM liken up, on vt Incb i.re- , valuable Cine was
frittered uway. TM s.aaottos was w Mt her lue sauts
should bc arranged alphnbeiic illy or Ito de?
termined by lot. Tbe la t--r MM w.is -nally
aiiopte !. A reocss waa tak?u until 'i o'e.oek.
At the opuuiug of the afternoon SOSStM lbe following
caoie dispute i ?.a roMtwed from the Baglieb Cbanh
Ctiaprees aa-scinbloil at Keallnir, taadsilug t>* fraternal
greeting, of tuai body tot.ie Qanssnl OMVeaUooi
IBs Archies.input (lanterbury and the pn si lent of tho
i Ooogress papou bled pi Ba-pdiug send brotherly
?freeling to tlie General t omi ulion ol Hie American
Cuuii-ii, for wuiob me Congre-.-. li u pt ed Un- morning.
Loan BiBHftr uk o_ft>an.
Tbe Rev. Dr. Noah H. f*tch**nrk, of tin DleOOM Sf Long
Islstid, offered the followiti^, tv.ile i W is adopted :
h'cs'.lrr'l. Tim' lrI r.-'ivonse to rhe salutations of tbe
irchumeop of Cant rbtiry and no president of the
Church i od ress eesemide- ai Beading, Baglsod, ti -
iii.use ot i> limes wo lld take oeoeetos to ezpnae lia
llvelv a)ipreei.i;1on and tleaire tbat tue president of nm
Hean be reqneond, ta eonleaeilee wiin taepneldmg
IJisuop, io ivtulii tue cordial irreollui.'? ol our Cbure.i.
Some excitement WM ibm SSaM I by three re-wi nt lim*
presented liy the Kev. Dr. Thrall, of the DteOMS of
BpclagBsId, deiuaudliig tuat tbo words "Pratt
Eptseopal" be dropped from the Pi a.-er Ho..k. i
Hlitl constitution nf the. Churolt. **_* nSOlatlOPS WPM
linally referred to thc appropriate i-oiumiiiim, which
wittdouoil-s*sad the mailer. A iweolaUoatoehange
tho n?uic of tba Qaoaral OottTeottaa to ibo Triennial
Council ol thc I i.iiioii was ulso reciietl for ullin, ac
t.ou. An invitiiiiiii to vi>lt Ibo Pl lt iso of
Kefu?;e -sits read Sfflld mot ? iUi d.
i-hoi'-is; 1.1 ham) I IS ni . i.k.
The Rev- l) ? W H il. a'.),. Ji. ?
ih.n .
t oinm ttet li i Hi i'
rep ii; io the Iii i-e i be ri ?
revision "t tba pt i i i ? . i prl .ted t..r im
u-t pi th.-. ei ii mm. Soma I. t s .ii mob loliowed i n
Hie .'U'-li.'ii o. laking up the reno: i ai t. o foi i
p
i or tue tiaj for ot ki X n sd?y.
: v Cherie* A. L. BtobsrOs. of tbe Diocese til
Uiaud. offered tit* followlaa, waioa wai niernd le tM
Commit e.- >.n i ,i i
-
ii. title 1 except that thi (Jen ral Coin olino
Ul?y .. I fl on
mn* in it- .e .-. om if I .e. U.r. lirra
tlOUl to I ht b*. J- .-I c.Minnon pi
mended by a commute . rio tu
seasmn.
lin* mpen of tb. ? "* on ibe -iran r
, .-. lilllllie till- J? 1 - f I l.lee
li. |i
! -.i t ip v have tx i ii Bided bj lin
aspen hoi ol
?
- or I'.eir inti rating
??t oi lbe . ?':!? u. i be lob
ti io the rep. * ? th.....
which wert i. -?? 11. o ? ? * notion, mit orita
-e*,.1 i .. ?:., d ? ut "i theda i* in
Ile I I . li (tl.ID li.
ncc ?uti' i iii - ii ititu lon ol ne- r ? . i
rd.MO to tee moi nmg ?.'?! im i-">ti ?; ol Mi ?
ik, with ttbei it* one tor ibe omer. Tue
ii ur/y tillie rev if *o is ie. nu im in e.i to inc Convention
lol III.:'. U ??*, HI X il M t, l:i '
v.ctioii i eil ile- u-e oi ii *?*.iii ii ml m tb* eOlBcatlon ol
tbe Cbureb, Tu* act retorr d te te aa tallowa:
By tb* General convention of the Protestant J.
pal Chill i itt IM linn d **>iat>sof Au.tilca
lbe Hui cy eonntineii in lin* Hook MUMWSBOa Prayer
ll in* te b, a ti".i-i iii t. by (UbslllUling lbe 1.1 bl- ia ti pi ii in !? ii
lor thp table of Itsioai of Hoi/ sci ., lu
le-tni-: aller lite Ibm) pongTapb of'* tb* onoi now tin
.* m.. Holy Scripture m appul ited io i> ? read " lbs
inn. .'ines loliowlns : " ii ii' aaj . buroti upon ? sn?nat
f day, both mornlnc and evening, prayei
s.iid. in- raloiaier m .- rcac. * bi Iceponi oppvn nu either
for laonloa or ev . ion prayer. Ai oveping pr*y*r on
Banu*/ iu.- minister mm read ihe lesson (rota tM
Uospol sppoloied tor ilia oa> ol tba mos
?f t'.e:e,p| ll -eu \ o; \ ,,. -,,|. \ ,y I ]?,-,
-an) day f..r w. tn i ? ion
.,.|>'ilnieii .n . b* ea - -I.ii bi ,i ij ii.I*,
I,, Un ? lead -u pla
I.Il ll.I.."'
Oil motion Of Hie Hiv. Dr. BoS Mn, Ot Viw-Vnrk, ,i
e. ai im.-i i .1 'o ;: rna I nc Lord ti ?
i;.strr to a sc -i u. i in i i- ? Ideau
i>. : m . in* se-- 'ni in-.i-i. iii*.; i reived from
ni ti i'ii tn i ba Y. Mi
a- .1 ..ti na ot tin-, oity eateadldi bospitelitiea i
'lilli in i i . f lil -ll'.I'S.
Tn ? ' xii In masing of thi
iii V. Alfi .1 L ?* Ul the Cil.itr. Th.
n Ml Hie UM ' .
|.ii*i Wen in nelli.*.tl und timk til ir Mit* I
Bishop*tba*, leiiv-ii wen tbe Mtnioiwr/ i;-u ,,, ,,r
ttl * *i. .i.*o, Mil -i. ii .i. Bishop ..r
. | Bishop of Wh?iIiiii**'-iti 'i rritor/, is.
.1 Pi isinirg. sou i in* Aaatotenl HI np ol
Ml-.-lSaippl. Ile **.llle - Ol I ll li r, .?.).. Ul
last Ueuer_l Convention wen nott, v/; The Bi Ker.
Dr, \.l. iou,of Worth Carolina; ins K l:*\. fl
tooi, ..f Pltubsrg, aaa lbe Bi. Be v. Di r*ibot,of I
i i- i.ini Bteoop of Boebepnr sim mindool
-Utircsed tin- linn ?< n wi. ii.olitti ibu itt* lion-..
Heall meei iron 1. .J) ... ni. 14 1 p iii .. and fruin - .o I
p.m. lb*siaodlngeommitt* swwianuoaosoo.
ACOOMatoDaTlUMS lui un in i.i.nAii s
T>ie cniircu ll) W let lin; SPSSlOM ate Mid it lidlnit nbli
u lajiii ti for tin- pui-p .-!?. in tm- natoa'a Bvartan tbi
eomuiitiee bas jirovlded a readm* nnil OOaversatlOO
room iuni a srsU-equipp n poet ..iii .*, m wBwb tbenbii
p s.in (ter nnil a ladv assistant. Tnt- mill Intni'ii
iniai odiee is net'lndsi mob neoned, mn is i nine tiaieij
seat io the delegatee. Atelograpa *Stoa un sin bea
provided ami ssess*gM urn soeetaei y b-m,
scut. The Am.I nan D?tr let lelegrupn hoyi
net ei- ines-' UK- I I'M un: Coll vn . ion. lue directory o
j. .-.ea ia io li * printcu al om t.
Tue luiisionarv iiiltreats ol lu* .'lnne'i will be Itu
(ti j-et o. oooaiderailon dorina the neat r. ? ;
il i* PX pooled many sr* livin**? report* o ian..
work lo the Wool pod south will ne male. ?, ll(
Utm "-it Roon tootlag apiM-urs tapS-TplI lu tue < on \ <-i,ll .n
am. lillie of tbe UlUcrues* ol p .rt | ie ilux ls to h.; mri
'i-Us with many of me depnties aaoal tue nnpoaed re
vioiou of me Pr?yer Book sap* thu ni int
?51 ? ai 1 iiuriii parties are lunn by dlepupsd te ll
il will UitlOU.He liv oe Un .iioi-ei ol Iiinen ?unn-t di
cus-i'"i; au i lin* Player ilook,,.? revi 11, will pos.ibly b<
uuihoiUed lisan alt-riiaic lorni o riaWUel
lu'e- \e.iiv. and ll lt coiuitie il t Itself to 1 In ?( bin th a
iarirr 11 will tut u be uimplcd lu so m. lorin.
I Ue hu-a.siiins 1.1 ai 1 ilini-u oi Deputies aro to bo frou
9:30 u. m. to lino p. io., with un hoar's tween to
mill* .1 mi whieli is io lie iv 1 led al Hi- Aldin* llOS?S
ucal ibu chun U.
I'TUE rs I VLRs 1 / / n / t y-a 1 i:,\ 1 [OB.
1ST TFLt.11.tAra .) iHRraiBuxa;
BU-TailA Oct. 4.?ilie Uni vernal iii. t'.mvi-n
tum BtoSM BS latmrs ti.-day. Tue mnruiii-f p-.e-.-io
opined wltu a prayer meeting, aud ai 10 o'clock tb
l*o-_ntl bold a msstlag. Dr. la.ior, ni it.,,, presMta
t os Sunday sooool la tbs DeoomloatbMSj atti
Willi II ttl0 Bet 1 .Mila o !, 1 f ' 1 il ..:, fl ?? 11 :i ! _ 1 lil
IS cou .colina I. tc^a. li
CuivuoalipU aa very suoco-i-lul.
ATHLETIC BF Ris ry POLICEMEN,
Ths C'i.y Got*'.iunieui BBiplojBS C: intiiiiii't
tbeu losuvai at SSlSSS*S Harlem Uiver Pur*. .
A two-mile walk for policemen was won ny Danie. 1.
Haue, and ? thr i-uiile r.in for liiein--,! was ?<>n bl I
Beuae. OUlci r .1 im.-i. r; Ma.i uui.au vm.ii h..- ibnwin
of tue tif'y-six pound wcurui hy a tarow of twenl r**era
le. I I. la. ie, o'.->? a I loo 1. a.as .
le-oiiui iu me na. -nine walk or iMtor-carrtoi'S. lu iii
three*utile ns tor un amateurs, i\ Cuimu, ol ti
Oramercy Athletic Club, won.
LEWERS FROM TIIE PEOPLE.
in
OUTRAGES IN UULOAR1A.
AMERICA* MISSIONARIKS MAI-TKKATKD.
mi i> OB A 00B8U1 AT miPiiia id PMOU r \MkiiI
C-N I.NTKP.l HS.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
?Sir : On tbe 1711. of January last, in the town of
Piston, my house was forcibly SBHlgad by tbe Bul?
garian Government, cont-arv to law. A Behool hebl
t'ltiein, of about tastySCk?ISC%WnSSinSSS\ contrary
to the Treaty of Berlia Tirs of Hie Balfsriaa
toucher*-, who protested agiinst the unlawful ac?
tion of the Government, Wets SlfSStsd Sad thrown
Into prison. Wc went to Robina (the capita!) lo net
permission Of the nnrhonties to reopen mir school,
but tiny refund on the (-numil nf local oppot.iti.ui.
Tho local opposition ha-l all lioon stirred up by
Uoverniiient offlcittla. One of them had gone from
hons* to linus* to Kt sla-nena to a petition
aeainst the reopeninir of our school. Of course
n.-arlv all th* I'rav.i-Slnviio (Creek Church) WWTS
ready lu iul'ii il bSSBBBI SB '.nicer brought lt.
In February our mission school for gills wa*
cltseil, iii I.i.fteh i. bSCBBSS U WOM cl-utned we hail
BSl given lawful nuilee ol tts spaning, though tbey
wore unablo toslinw iiaanv law w,* bad not com?
plied with. In April following three or four in. ii
came to tiie Atiitii an Uebnol bnilding iu Lnftnha,
wiierc Mr. .lune., ons af i lie Am--1 iran missionaries,
iras stayiag. 1 hay osllsd Mai ant, threw hun dows
on tbe ground, neal bin and trtsd toe'oki- i-nn.
W.tii tbe lui;) of some blands, h* gel bask Into tbs
house. Tba man then broke ons "i tbs donn snd
? .ii., *..f the w iiiiin wm. Ai l.ut they wen- arrested
bv the pu! lae, who iiatl boas ballad bf om of oar
helper-,. '1 ny Were hebl Inr S Short flinn ;illit then
released, sad, ss far ss 1 know, norning inure bas
1) tan linne ebon! t he .natter.
I his p.-r.-a.'i'iltinn ilul i,nt lie-in until the BasetBM
hud gained s eontrolling inflnence in ih? Bnlgarian
QoTetnmant. Of conns, we donni know ants fir
Baa inn rcapnii-ibli" mr t ie scions of nerngents
in Bulgaria 1 ii*** moat ebaritablo wiew og th
ls tbal she tinea nut [ally nademtand thein. ka ma
hii\.- BS Amelie:.i. Cnnsul in lluk'iiria, WS hara
triad throngh the English Caasal .<? bass our
K-hools ri opened. Bs bas dane a bal bs < ui.l, bal
up in nu- pios"nt tim." we liny*.? uni saeSSedsd, We
imyht appeal tn QessCBl Wallam, ihe American
Miiilslsr la CoaslssTtarplr. bal rshatewss he did
weald have ta te dows tbroaah the TarkishOoT
ernssent, aad for that rsasas wonhi aaadtasBbit
t.i tue l-iu'.u'ut i:in- toward bs, Ber tbsp babs Um
TnTkS With ilemllv hatred.
What isasadsdislbal Mr. Bsbaplsr, who is lbs
-mecican Agent st Athens nnd linehans* be ap.
poiatod tn ii. t lUniit ^npliia. Tbe Bnlgarians Issi
limier more obligations BS him than SB imf other
Aimiiciii. No wi.ulil. tin r. fore, have moto iiitin
rnee tbao aav other agent who ooald be annotated.
1 tititiiit aa* win the lui.steal \ natiaaa bsIssmni
enes should sal br protected ns wi ll a. ot Amerte in
ants Ii affairs ire allowed to go on in this
wa* for another war an duahi lbs icno-Is of ins
"America i ll .ar.i " st H t iiabov rn iii al-*, be c
aiei Asoenea i mi a I I I"* ngarde i as th*
le ci im tte victims ol drunkea ai-ha sod bigoted
. i eii'-i imMi-i. wim sn aun Un nail j gaining moss ia*
tliii-Lie in th" li tirari in Quverunwafc
Ku ne it* .1 Bnlg ti ians, \i ho sn on w In B min..ri ty 1
the t-nv.rtiinriil, are oUiprteed Ibat Ano rici tim
nothing t. tu .lei I hoi oit.sena asain*>l ths in u N
bee pod npon i hem bj tbe maj mtv. Ihe, do not
oudieniand ell th.- cm- iraslaoees wiiidi keep ss
-lill, sad iel lhere ls I. \ali.l it*.ison win* lillie ii l.t.
wn.ii tl,ere an tw.-iitv Ao'-i ie .in*, eiprn nun
uni,i twenty to tinily tim .-.uni dollars ? ?
B.ittuld iou hare an American Consul a. wall ss
I || ?*. I ? I'l I.
ll .ping thal V"ii - ill make snob n
f.-ii ir. sa to accomplish tba object tu view. I u...
Vniii. very ti
J. >. Ladd,
? itT.-u-,- nf ths M. E. Board r'i
ii Efl of coi rolf.
: i i I Hi BAB un t:
i,i: 1 SOM .1- -
To thi or .
Bib: During the abeenc ni Mi. David A.
.. Ibal
I lim uni .I nollie ..a.,i in Iii. r i-ii.i .m.uer il.- I
III? ...li-ll. -. Oil W ,. .
* .1 noting a-.i j...i i.ii i ai nu -. ','? tia
, eu a soma
. i,. r ?: a ii: li
l io- ? I pol al lon from t.r .
li.ipi lill
lulll . l-l.li, IO I. '.:?. ml ,
lint) ,:i I I
' i'ilii.i H ii) in *
.
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! 0 I' i i .i .
Ih | swttoa ta Knglsad ta 1B00 wm four
to? pannoo teems tbs annis
prier. Ut lill, ne.-oulilla" to Mr. I'o-t l'i laiip-.
? | , -r .'ll el I i *
ton wi ieui'retteya paaad ls
N.ik. Mi. l-l .<r tart Uer M s ;
Blsteen yean eco Riialaatl neeleed S14.00O.0-O fer
l ,u,UU0,u6u ji,.ii..iia ol i ?? oo yarn: lo ISSI aaa Mppli .1
. . i ito i . ..ii 11,00 . ,i ??! ida ol >.iru im*
S18.000.00ft Ot collrae duri us Ibis w.* period UM
. i..t- gr i'./ -.I ? l'l'i-.l. tci(a
olll ta1 dglirt*SSSOW, Ml . ii.aiiU
tin-tiiioii gooda.
w. ii. if wa laka rix! * . feen beek fr .m l-t-.t, u
bttejm no to the yeer 1B07 Din ig taat yeer tao aver
??iii: of nw c iitou in Bngtaad was '?'
yOTIl i p.itiiiil, ii.ul in 1881 lo- ;. ? \. i
tis p-.a a p..on i. Mr. Perter trmjr mil i
??'lung tia- whale period tbs pi
lias t.ie i'ir ii oltaed " Bal ii" e r;.iu*
failed io look tm" ''
Ol prlee III . .
.... lUOil?| Jil 1 .1 .. i.
1 J. .
.v i i oi/.. -i ptember 24, l -**.'i.
IfAYOB LOW AND PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
To i hr Edt tor of I hr Trihi,,, ,.
Sm: Iii tbs columns ni lin; TBiBCBBS
la i.ii i.ni' la .rn in.ok i u Boaitaatiooa,
iii!ii-inu s- is nada to lbs niau i I
faction among tbe people ol Pl)-mouth Cbimfa toward
Mayor Law, Hr. tkecber was aot Invited la
tbs ed rt noa al _leBiidga opening, aad that tas
iieuiotiMiii propooed ts labs sdraategs ,r tbl and
li.niiiii.il. lol' tl.e Mu) i.lull) ii luau ulm ?.,., ? |-|vm,nulli
nonun I, will tba e x j art il li ni ol (reining tho
tole ol lin linnell. I lovl liol n til very iniieh (bOSSmS
tl in ' in oilier |-iip'-i*-. Allow BM to Ba] tli.ii 'lil th,ir ii.e.
i.e. n - -.Dili nnil mag" iiimiit Mr. Boeober*s act beieg
Invited to -pi uk ai c.. Bridge openhtag te ta the mau ta
rory poor ippte, -ao hr ?* Mayer Low leeoneerned.
What righi baa saj oas to blaamhha bsoaan Kr.
li. ei her -.vu- not selected I Do they know t li n t i|,,. |f_,,,,
oppeppd it. that h. *otadag?lBPl ni BuppoaiBj-fae .iui.
bad ie not erlgfai to do ao%aad for richi n
not Ila ilul l 1 Hie only tiling I Inc,-,-vei he-id Dial
Menu .1 nun in regard to ifan nleetton wm 'bal Mr.
I; . em -i'.-i linne .ni i another n nm. wer-- propooed, aud n
toi-iiiiii-r of tm*. mo ni in* -ii/.e I,-,i mat a? Mt Hoe."Uer
iio-t lllw.lt a P"'le, le.I lu| i-licit nee .moll-, ll . .
tltlll.K Illili Hr Bl IT. -tliolli.1 lie . ho-ell, ;i? he ??,.
I u-k ai-aiii, -sin) know-, ibal M..)oi Lob -ju ?,,i nano*
? ??. ."ii .? iii nu.- iii.iti i ii.iid lim u, a, i i
iieiii-M* In- did, Utongi I ino nol (Urpriaed iu.ii n,ei. woe
Tilii'llt ll Ht tin- lill e ; III.len inure mn ,|, ,,|
I'hin.iotl) linnell 'hun tn li. lin- l.l.-n tli.il Mr Bree Uer
or bil cho-eli e;in he eoiiiinl'te I .p.-,;ipat May.ir t-W at
Ibo coining elect.? to ruo alnipij aboard. i tumk I
kim* Hr. lireeher w.il, :ii,,i au/ooo wbo koowa billi BP
well know- thal, even il lin- Minor lin! |.. , ,, ?
m.in-ol bavins lu. Moira appointed, be wools nil ibo
an.ir vote for Bira, end n-e bu Influa.ito pet ot?irs
to vote pa be wllL I eat sure tani l*lj .non th iieoii i will
bc loin..i vutiUK nu tea man i. au baa bib la sucb a record
ll M n ni ni lo .it li.ie l tin MttentiOU Bud |'l .ii - of BVl
D.-iiineiiitic -ir.-Bi-ill over I?eeoUBtr] . IVs know ?
In M nm Low |o.at tm* i-lit in.ni lu thc rixfal pU100, ami
we moen te keep hun there; and wen well-now tbat
In- li ea lin ? Iiil'Ii -I e.-i.-i oi Im Mr. Iii i cher. ll iiuynHi?
ll.na ta doabt -i Hun. i.-i lum read iu- apeeea ni tba
i meeting in lbe Seodenjf ol tl nate in -uno. a
very pom* coii.pliineiii io paid Mr. Bercber and hi?
lt I- ciel) hi ll tl ll lilli the) Brill III lilli ne llceii
bj .iii) Hitler motin Ho ii ina blgbeai good ol our guodr
snyi sad . nt i iuni I naent tbs lns!nualia-n. i
Illina BS a penile lin) ai i |.| ninl ot pan e let lieut a lu.H.
pion I lh;il in him tin*) pappeSB xi ili-niii-t anil en client
a < iin-1 lu.iKivirute.
?. Mi BBSS rn Pl rant-iii Cm ni ii.
Hi ia..'.lyn, bi pL 21, 1 "a-.I.
ill US'Ks C0UN1Y DEM Ot R < ,".v
Thc IiiiiIhoii County, V J., DemocratkiCona
it in t yeal . la ll Ps i ra 0all,
?lara -*.* ami u t-vatr i lahls ...
lie n t ..tl i* l.ouiellli mo tn llilil-.o.i I 'olin i
COOa > 1.iee.lille C'OUI
milice, ctll" i t i" ro.v-.i'ton lonni r. ttiiiiim I. I.i
wards was slsctsd sbslrm ia, aad Minn-, v. Mel ?
sadt.0 . ?! m lotirt.i. wniijii: Brtakart
leii.'k
P. Hu lilert, tBS p ??> ' in niiit.ii, aad r.tnci i..t.r.i
were pm iu gamins los tm Dlreetoisat-lerga nf tbs
ot flor Saltier*. Tm t i m bi
haiot, hat iifore tho vole v..*s ubt.o
nnmiier of delegates cbanirod tttotr votes from Budden to
, I-, -dws Ulm tho nomination. Tho reault created
ciiiiskderi(biii fe*lin_ott the pprt of mao/ DenioonU
w-o tiitiliifatu-d that Director Budden waa entitled toa
r. ii lTilii.i.lm. I Un feeling ti oo bitter that If tn-" Re
pu In .ms make ajodlcloo* pelootlon of a candltlatn ll ls
.nu.mere.: tv-it.Uu mat ibev cm wm, notwithstanding
ihe fact that tba county ia credited with eoout 3,000
Pew os te tia ? ij.iritv.
HILLARD BARTLETT NOMINATED.
Tho Democratic Convention to uoiuii.ate a
Pupren.e ('oort Ju.tico for tba term of fourteen yeera In
the Second Ju.liclul District waa b-ld yesterday lo
llissbljs Ttiere were twenty-five delegatoa In the
? BBS. lillou, oue fruin euell Assembly Disirlot in Kines,
Queens, Huffolk, Kicbmontl, Wcatcbeater. Rockland,
Orange, i'lituaui aud llutobeap Counties. W. J. Gaynor
called tire body to order, anil Tnoman E. Pearsall was
inaile peruiaueui ul?uruiuu. Ex.District Altoruey
Wini hinter Britton was nominated by Jolin P.-.dams.
Willard li.irilett by Ueury J. Cullen. Kidney V.
Lowell by Alfred E. Grot-Jean, Senator Janies
W. Covert by Itooert Townsend, and 8tepben B. St-e
veus by .-. W. Rawson. Ou tba lira' ballot Britton re
cciveil IX votes, Itartlett ll, Covert il, Ht??*aii( 1. lin
tin- sceoiitl ts Hst iirlttou received ll. Bartlett ll,
.overt l,Hassan 1. u>v?eiii. -motton totak?arcoon
was defi-iiietl. and anotUer b-llot was tak.-u. TUe chair?
man sal.l tte was una tile to declare the result, as tbe SSW.
bad starred ihsSgareo it waa apparent trim.
the v..ti ik il,i, lint.-.* ii ,.i I... requisite m .iori, jr ot
IS TOtep, Mr, Ctiih-u item amie I au iiiiiiiuiiin -iiie.it af
tm* v.ite laeeoatdacable i ToiMiiaoni aad tba Couven
lion wbb dlatorbed witb btasm aod srtoi tai lae rote.
Pioelij motherballutwaa taken. Bartlett -rec in I ll
?ni Bril on ll. Mr. Bartlett waa tbendeclared
Ho noni ut ?? ? in me t ni vt.i i in bj a ii. ian li noll. \ ole.
V. i .ni* i Bartlet! i. tblrtv-eigbl ye in old, a mali sol nf
Hr oklrn, and liss law a rrtner of Bl ibu Booti, Bl No i io
r.o dway. tulse! v. ii. waa educated lo tba Pelytssh
nio Institute, ls Brooklyn, eitb Sayer Low.
TOR MAUR OE lt RO" ELYN.
The Kings County Prohibit-tm Alliance held
SBMSUS I i H ev, - iib rs ? tit .No. Ul K.iltou-si., iirooklyn.
i In..n Mayes Low wu-i reid by lbs Kev. W. OL
Mica, win iee.-uny malle a serins of otiar-res to .lie
Ma\or Bgalnai tin- Bastes Oonmlsatonets, sacaalng thew
ni i niiiie to pettana tboir dattas pi..p.-riv. Tbs
Mayor wrote tba! Sp bad exawtaed tl made
bj tim i itv.,, uh' Lppcos igatnai tba Bxeua Ce nun
en,sadfooad BOtBIngwbteS wonldJaathTy him ls any
sbatga saatml tbam Mr. Stiles satd ibm altb agb bs
hail salad tat Mr. Low twa yosts sge ho
could not support bim now, hit he WOnld
work for tie n?mlnas of ths > Maana Tue
.in e*iii_-1 ii?. ii resolve! lu If ls o a City Coots tion, ami
i f. >r a oiniini it : lor Ma or, tbs Ber. W.H.
ketring dentis .l'n mn Tao lending eendi
wen-C.. Leigh .iii IBs K?v. .1 !i rh aver, ami l B
turnor Wiin e io-i-ii. ll r. le-l^h h i- |.i rea..len of
Brooklyn lot or.-r rifty yoara Se B a pron.nt Mstb*
IKilSt.
THE II HILL M Y U HT < 1 VB REGATTA
Tho firni annual ragattaof tin* Harlem Yacht
t'lubwitri (jiu-.I yeaie.iday. Ibo con rsa. was troin tue
fool o' Bast .inc lonni.nl-uii-Utweuiy-fourth-st. ta Bad
around Uts Ghmgway Baey- Tben wm a good bnass
lg from the soot ie.i?i, and the yachts went i.\ .-r
.-? in a ll vt .y mai.mr. Tba siart WU from BB
Bach tt, un I se v.ut eii vie li t.i -{ot until r way at lbs
signai. inc iir.t stan wea started at 10:41. tba nsond
etan al 10*44, tin- ihlrd at 10:91 ssd tao fourth ut
I-.. i ? Bi iy Bard Bees er. owwd f>v 1, w
Mt Hull, w.t. the ..inner ni tb* I.ru class ; Hie Hove.',
ow oed by IS, ll. gnbiae. la tbe acron ; tba l.iirv, o n-o
bjrJ 1. rowle. In tba laird, aod J. H. Ooldius'p IB foot
reedy, id tin f.nii in. Tbe time af tea ran tuuiii.
follow-:
Bamr.
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fl
m. al a n.e.
II V
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ti W. Ilra-rh-i \
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lill . I . Il
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DIS MITERS Al
rOB, Oct. I. - I hs ;i!;lill
ii .-.foi \-i-iti wall, waa leal 8 Sen Proe*
Reel, twall l
c. ?? i
I ? i. *. i ?? : Ida M
Itu ? .1 bet
.
o ? pearly i
EV ANO Elli IL i Ht RCS CONFERENCE
-1 ii s i.>v.\. I'tiin., (ii ?. I. lin* General
i . gelleel > nu eb i oaveoed bet s
Ibis .on-'Hu and will r.ii un in BBPPioa Ifteea days
Nlie'l .(n|I OelS ll.< 'I'* T I ?*???.'. I'.l IITIIII,* from
riana,twol - ll nm Canada.
Tba opening nd li le by in-iimp Keb r, of
? i. after w iltib lbe com ral tee. on wendi ? were
:ipj.o illili. Thu a' ' * e. ? . ii - . wera mai
In-no ? ii.i'm, of r'l--. i*.i ..I. . ii Bowineo, ot tbls city,
. ..-r tleliV'fitu the tin.ii,--. of iv.-come, alter
iii ni, ililli.ill.ni wa? t-flcct I.
STORIES ABOUT W XONBBfS DEM ll.
II ll Ito- or.
On p. i ? n.i-i -Jil I***-. \\ ignrr, r i... bad beea
_ a Venice I mm lue Fatigue ol tbe "Parsi?
fal" i .ne al Bayreuth, t oudnend ms
?aVIlip ? * >' 1 V Ul lllO lii|lle-.i nt i soil cirilo
ill lt n.h III ce ie. I' :il Ul'! nf I.til i'l"- \V;m' e r's
.1,1 ikiag .nc baton i.e torus i tn tue mtuiciaus
i.tl :
? | ins ib ihe I tst time 1 shall stot cn.lue?.''
?' \\ I V f ' I ll.**. It-mi tl.
.ile."
I'.-iii.ii. in ' .un black with alnada Tba rain
. V> agnei i? aa n u ll, an
.. ..tl i .il .I.
11.. ? . 11.look. Ile bad monti to do? ouch io tia*
linnell indeed, nod the time wae abort.
I ne luaetrru.d nut lc i qui a well, and i
nn vs ile li a li nv I...i.. it, ins fail li lui .. ri m ,
list, le i v\,,|k anti um ? sot- ro ..n in
iel Ul i
i faithful creature a siued to bars Roms pie
seaumen ibat ml waa nol right. Hbo listened pm.r
i Btriliing u;i .uni tin a ii
,,s u i. bia w mil.
\\ ii.-1 i.-un.i cam'- in from tuns tn time. "The
m.i, i '. ii sd ii is imt called
lni auvi. .mg -uow Ii*- wains ta .mi oro."
A, i> mil asked,
?is ibe guudols m.i i."i :n (ont u*eloe_ I i,.m.i ;
thou I s Ut take a pints ol soap op here, mr 1 di u\
ii ei \. ..-. welt.*1
Tm rn waa fulfilingnnnsoal ahnnl thia for when
...?iiiii wnrs be would often thus bare in.
ll. "lt liuioiieoil itl.ilie.
i h. . i v mi bnHigbi tn a pl it. of song and ni ired,
dil aeemed nniel lor come nun*. [_*n suddenly a
i,un ii-il p it mu up .inti tine, n i lie* roots waa beard.
in- to*.isteps peened a sharp cough, ohsoked,
J,city lliievv lina .1 Iii I emla, Walked i'll Ilpili*.) tn
.lu* ii or. a.ol listened with all her earn, sh<? beard
nut deep groan} sha stood lor a momeoi divided bs
i Wt i ti a I stn lc lo cull I.'nm ina Ot lu * ila lulim. I. ii. r
lii.t-l-r's mil raudlg.. into br. room ul oma. Inc
sii-pem. waa soon owrr. ''Battyl*" it was Wai
, ..iv (amt li iv iii-iie.I in. Wiener was
leaning beek oo bis aol??his turcn.it w.is half nil
? lust.'* I. I. il ntl a Inn s* ..I. Ill- lad- Was tc.H
f till V lilli.- geil ?i.i nl.lV, I'Ul - ,,li.I .lr,wu
down witu pam ovid utly: with tha stmasi diffl
, lill, lie i nu, I .Veil I.) lilli, Ul ll I. lilli ililli.isl 1II.1IIUI
lil i, "?> ail in*, wile ami lue .itit-ior!'" Ile BSTOt
Si-nk ? a.-.in
Tbs t -I ri heil ll -itv i lishe.I nS to tell wife Uosima,
Tue I net an I s.n nat*.* him sba cried, "lo me doctor,
Bott vi isteu Dr. Keppler I" Ur. Keppler Waa gout
Int' line- tillie-.; ut la.,I He. W?I lu.ilii. lils! li llshlllf
au operation, bteaaw?tie Madam-.' Weaner bad eat
iiowi. ti> lu r basham!. Hs Immediate!! Uni ins
in-iii.tni sec u..inner, graaatna. obi speesblsen and
sba plat i tl nar atina nhoai bini, una with one ii.uni
rabbeo ins heart, an aol wbleb Iuni sometimes
ii sd iuni w in n ni p,i, h. Hm braal bing gnw soitei
.rn11 Ughmr, and in. -? -iitlv beeeeiued to substds in.o
a quiet, iiiiu iou li*-.-, sleep, bbs thought Lt a good
Sign.
Ah.mt half au hour afterward tim iii.cnit ootna.
Om* gianna was cnn..un. ile lound Madame W ig
ii-, sm, im iinir bet husband is noth Ber arma,
wtib bia bead resting on ber ebonlder. "iiesl
..'I?.lllO ll gOSat dtlC ..r. a, I |i, il Cs.11) at Ills finn
I mn Wil i a ST) ii.i.l i uni I ell ii. r lin. lt was
the -le p ol ii.- i, i, nu. i Ulai univ ior a lung lime si ie
uad iit'-ii e in brat i ig a co
Hi. Kappi* t, ? :*<r tin- pules th it waa
Berat to ?>? si again, swntlj t i k the .univ ol Wag
ii. I .ll otu Iii- him- uni! e ni ita I li fn his heil. Tl
etui lu nm up ca, led bis tl.-itl li-iml, tog \\ nu ne ni it tl ag
"i nye., w ni iv.na-?, no lablS li* I'ne .uni mia
SlreWI! WI ll iii'tii.s .lilli al.S.-i., .villi In, lilia miiirctTiy
.ir, ne page.
Iii. R.-uper t-ii-ii lorim,1 ro Cosima anti said.
witb ii messi ela sasaliosy " He ts dea.il* rm* poor
wi . , Who bad boen *?. tt OOP lu hotly, noni,
nnil with hr lni-iipnl, Mi prostrate wu ha
rrj m....i li a li fe li ss bony, uor foi mme tims
"'I'**',
u'in iud to Qiiioracs.
LEO WINS THE CHAMPAGNE.
BEATING A FAIR FIELD AT JEROME PARK.
THB FA.v~OBrr_8 BU0CS8_*r0_? JIM M'QOWAM'S
DKFRAT.
There were more people at Jerome Park
yesterday than on Paturday, ap there waa no great trot?
ting match to draw away tn rf tuen. But few
ladlee were present, and tbe club-house and tlie slupealn
front were almost unoccupied. The air was raw, and
thoura the tracie waa good, tne time was slo-v. Every
winner wai a favorite except Forager, and Jim McGowan
and ho were even lo the belting. Leo, the plain
and rather dull boo of the BBBBBI Dake
of Magenta, won the Champa-no Stakes, but
the Cyclone colt waa within a scant bead of him at
seven pounds mure weight.. Miss Woodford took tbe
Hunter Stakes by ten lengths, but she waa tlrsd. lt la
too much to require a Illly to run at Loolsrlllo end pt
Jerome Park wt thin Aro days, aad if ana were not oo
immensely superior to any other Illly of ber ase In the
country she would have tailed. Many rac?
ing men of good Judgment think ber tbe equal
Ot any thorouauhi-od ut ber sex ilia., bun appei-re
on tuts side of tbe Atlantic. She arrived at Furduam
from Kentucky late Monday night If the races of
Tuesday had not been p etponed she would not bave
started, and if they had been run on Wednesday she
tnixlit bave bean beaten, fur she li id not then leeovor^d
from tin* Journey. Hhs was worked a mlle and a quarter
und Uulstied extremely weary. Uer owners nave no
mercy on a good hone. They see lu the ainu al |iwt so
many titular-), anti they sajeui uetcriuiuod to nave
tuetn mit in tbe shortest time possible.
lucy bisks ilowii Luke Blackburn, Hindoo and liuuny
ineii. l>> racing thuui tOB?OSPSp, aud seem neut on doing
IBs ".linn w:lu Miss Wooiltoni. When tbey started
Luke Blaskbata, witn lue split boot, for tue Coney Island
Cup, tasg deservedtbs sensate at ever, genuine ed*
niirer nf a r ally great ra-aeborsfi?aud tbey got lt.
ST. L. gceto'l bSfSSS ml tnoveil as if alll,cieii with palsy.
Alter Kelcree's eleelli'ilt rilUilllig al SlieepSlluad liay
ii, wm I'Ui'.ii lu see him como lu last by twenty leugtus
If ne had los. nil bia speed, wny was be started I As for
i Ireyet ma, Mr. ? k ott oagst to give hun io bis Mend, tho
rr i .ru.i statSSSSan, tor a saddic-norau. he umolea ul ni;
al a deliberate paco tbat wuuld Just suit -rauiercy
lark.
Aranza hal too much weight In tho first race to run
willi 61 rai impey, iiecoy Duck would nave BOOB a siroug
l-TortlS fur tue second, but that her owner said she h id
strained a tendon, ene ran iui. iy, however, aud showed
no lameness wuiie mi tue trasB li waa a pieasu.e
tS SSS Mr Wi tin rs ar last put up a coiiijH-tcnt Jockey on
lils ''tc.uno coll, and lo see how narrowly ho unseed
gulling lao t hamp ague bli?lee.
lbe principal interest. In tue Hunter Brakes was tn the
gnoonoo trbstssr Bslla staid beat, Ostaattoa, and there
was lie .vy belting ou cudi lor a place. Thtty ran a dead
heat, greatly io taejejr of ihe boofciaa?wa tat tu?y won
a pan o! every tret tiiey uiaile against either. Tne
beliing wait 10io 7 ou CStaatloB tor a place, and 5 to a
mi Balla Tue rule ni dead heats ts that the BOBSJ
put up nn boin sld--a is divided. Thus. If A.
tat gl,000 to OTOO oa Careettea fsr a glacs bo gut only
half ol ij!l,7iai, ?*?) 'li. wall.- ir li bet el. IMO to SWO on
belia tor a plaoo, hu only gut bees gODO So toa M>nk
BlBkflfl waa apart al every min's money. Ii WHS a
lieiil tiny fm- itiein .til thniiigti, for wau no competition
iiniii puotlon or Prsaab paola Hwy gave sash sbort odds
Ural lltcy were sure lo w.n.
lin- Dwyers bass?Si Han font freely In the sell?
ing nae Ile waa 14 beaten borne at tho furlong po*t,
uti I otuy Me.Iauglilin's utmost efforts lifted bim lu a
little before Hal. tim., tue Uiut being ehUBSllff baw dlr d
by an swawanl i?oy, Kiley. Jun McO -wao did hoi rou
at ail like SIS old setr in Hie utirile rue*. He is Stiff,
svrv, ug>y. und oug.it to be retired uuill n. xl year
stsaTtur y vavoiibu ?y TiiK trswra
fin* Maa?Passe gOOO, ipsstal woieati; l-s uitiei.
Five starters?W. Dououue's StratSspp**, 3 feats, UN
p.uiii la, nwin-r; f, Dirllfard'l Aranz l. 5, 117. Shailer :
-in . in m's iii sd, ?'). LOB, Cross; >*? i bi is's Dapb x. i, HO
Hayward; anil Mott's Bl dre. li. bil, 1>>wis. lie uni; ?
Strathane] ll to 5, _sanse 8 le l, lin*.! 4 rn i. Dogies 5
? I l i.e. r s '-"i" l. Brad lad for naif a nih, araaaa
mulling laceilllil. I i-i ..Ie |>i-ac.l lilia.) all I le I Iii n lu
ii..ines,re:cu. tint--ti.i.u-p y Wi-ui b, ber i'i tbe leal
furlong and Woo easily ru ?reuse
-e, ii .i ? i len.Mts neilin- H-a i, Uiijilei a |i ..r f nina
anu ie ,in i. Kef* res was i .iy.
v ,ar'K,- at L\-i.
r- co.el BSS ?ti atup-iiUr) StSklt. I wo year-olds. $.~H>
. ..f lo.f i', fOOOadded, f 100 te asens i; wi ,ticr?
... li byob starters?P.
l_>rlllard*i es t Lon, ll . ?i. 1. I. .ri.lard's
Un 1*. '.iel ?.. 11 ?T. i.i i. i i : I'liiiiii,'. tn;.. ,
III. Mag a ard I Dwyer Hr.: . I natl.ir,
lld, J. Mc-BBgSliOJ N. W. K H.s.n's cult
HO, ll'i.i wiri, .ntil filly AlSta, iu7.
ll agues j w un. r-v King Braces?Cyclone oatt, 117,
.v. Donohue, sod psU -Solos. 110, Kolbi J. li.
Im e i iii.i.-r. ii". Dari
i ? to e. 1 IQ, i. WI-; a 111 Kinf Al?
t'i ct.-t p ddy, 107, ii, ?. lui ni** l. " - i.* l.
.?_', K i us psi 5 ..) 1 i as lo ?> to 1.
?Borny iii > 1.1> tb
In 1, (.le ? 'l Dil* ?_ ' il 1 I, .. - .' I r 30 "1 W U 1 .1
i., ii.i.r tpr-ug inn tu.* -tad. Leo laking
.1:1 ie... e.' ir I, .I eil it fnlll III.
r :?st. I...i .ii rm K'-tt ntnr S ii vv.is nr-r
ut the ra* rei nf I ne lilli iIiiau wini .1 i e BOTPeP run io i lie
-, nd ibe Cyclone e it. advpneius,
in.i ie ii s i oo t-1 tue Lia iirlae, no u
gell.BS w.iiu aint -fu ' ire,Iv, nu I Leo Ol B y mooing
hy a abor h au li 1:1") "i. me Oyclon L turep
i i .". mri. i- a lei li i . foi 8 H. i ?>
I . mn* fltlb, tiiey-tntic six lu. ll,ne.i Bull r
. nU'lib. I'.-r. li ills nielli, ta* mi .entii. utitl
i lie lyi . -lie en , Willi lion.
* I*. I. ii, fer lie carnell 7
ji emili more.
?USS WOODFOBD Killi.** TBS STUB.
rtiii,i Barn Ban at Sickos tbrea i jrear?c*d SdteaglOO
SaoB, half forfeit, but with declaration ga -
dillons; weight penalties for s*u..i* wtsaets; 1\
Turee slant ri-Dwyer BrotUors' Miss
Woi-d'nrd, liv Billet--Fan-y June, l'__, J. M,.
l-uiir.iiii.: Appleby A -fobasoo'i Oataattaa,
liv l,i 1 il -i at ?? . IIB, il iv tva il; ..iel J B. Kelli's
i."e.'..i. liv li .i!l*--l.ek- -lt rn r*. 115, Mit?
ti o'al .ii Miss >\ m. ir.ir,., ? ui ?!.fl ) ."> 10 1, Bella 8 M 1,
V?.IV. lilllie I au ? I ll I.
.n iii s,nu,. Corin r rice- a il tt it
tu . a iiilen i.un li i of I tic sp ir. t th ii t i .u . . ooud
np in ie.- tln.il li iinlr. il l.ir.a, where Bella I*..;....
aud ibe two madepdead ii-.it f">- leeoadpuoa Mis-.
rd woo b| u i l-ii .-ins in ll. iii1..
I I.) ADs Al I. lu.
FourthBaoe?B . pOOOaddsd, |I2fl ta
limn il i 1'4 tait**, l.vu sui .1 i. U I".
A. .i?, 5b 11", Iii in linn ; I', l.iiri.l.nu'a I'./.nu ;,. l . -.
*, ai. j. Daly's iliiiruv. i, 113% t'sorer, au
Laagaba; If. U os t's Bise Ors ;. in, iywi?;
mai Jeantags's Infanta, a, OS, Dunn Bettiae*
-. Bede 6 io l. tnf
t,. t. iii'..ri y 7 in 1. Ad!a took tbs lead 1,11,1. .
lt Wis one Ol tiie
,. ii i neill*. V ll ..il . . ih , . ,1 |?r
hall im dlstauoe,bul 1 sonly ons near A lit m ibe
hinnesir teb waa Pis mtro, sad ns vvna n un nun. neal
. iuni .rn in 11 ? t. tuaeroua. A. lia wnu nuder a pu
Inn?ias ii 2:18*9, Piaarro seoaud au equal it
? ii Ile ai I. 1. Min tue
UlOa 1.1 ,-tt I.elle Hill i |il .
BABTBOBO wins BBDKB TDK Wiur.
gifts B bs i'*" - gSoO, seHngi oin* talla Kigiu
it arter*?Dwyee Bretner' Bartreri, .r>. 110, j Bc
Laiigltliu; Hi "Tier's Dan K., BgSd, 110, Walk.i;
Hu .* r's ('.iloiie! rtpri-ii.), U, 106, Mivnard;
Diiiiy'-t Iiiiuy. 0. HO, llaywiird; t.iahaui's
11 alas ob j ii, 106k ltuev; Keisii'a Heal aaa Tobi
it. lol. O'Leary) W. C. iiai.v's Belora, u, iu. HbiiIsbbi
m.U Sn .lt ll. r'.. Hine i'eter, ll, -i-', lits..p. Belting?
11.11. fi ri 3 io 1. Dan K. 1 to 1, Unload Bpragna I rn 1.
ile. 1-uni-ioe 1 to 1. Hslsdaa Sta 1, Hub)- 0 ts l. Blas
Pater io le I. Baton SO to l. 11 snuini .tari, D iu
h.. ...ni iluie I'eier beni- fir bank. Hi. iou le,I t.ir
u, iiiii'iuK. gtrtag- way tu 11,1.111, Bartrotd mu uar
to tue troat ihi'ti iurlougs I run tba uud aud
-ii lug tuon*, uiuis'ii Al. I, nu.i.i 11 waa 'ni,.,1
ttl wlilp timi every Birnie of An, il ,til farinas- He o.uy
,., foaled lillie, lou by MeLnuiruiiu's sn oe inr ri un-j.
Hat.rm*.I won ny a OS?rter length in 1:48. Ila
s ?>?? ni ? 1 .lionel Sprp-iie tbirai, Ueel-aud*
i,?: io,11 m. lilac Peta- Ultu, Baby stxtb, 1:* 101. - . eui?,
uiui Dan k. last.
JIM M'li.iWVV IOU AND Sl'l.KY.
suth Base- Hsedlsef buiiii.-ra a- paiaagSOd, ^iai.i ts
SSeeed] 1% inlles. Four stiirter.i?W. 1.'. Di.ly's Jim
Mewow an, .1 iti.'i, Fll_pa'rh)k; livma's F ifag r. 5, 140,
W. I.ii.ca ; Daily's liuiur, (J, 15J, F. Meany; auu J,
Douniille's BOBSrStSCi a-* til, ItKJ, I', Lynch. Ileltin-i?
Jim MsOewnaTte 5, Forairer7ioft, Buster tm 1, kunties
icrlO'ol. W. Mi'iiiiy, Jun Mellow.m'-i regalaf rider,
in.ie un* bans ls sis gallup belora toe rosa bat felt tm
efTeciS nt lits recent full al BtUbtOS so SUMS tout he wat
forced te get dewo and fl toiletries waa aaUed ta tab
uispiitce. iii.i,- waa neeaaiaUssaaad gitsfatrlsk dal
not vault to put mi "oml-i," but imle lu his orilniiiij
troopers laraed ap le give pl.gr for tbe spurs?1
..., li a. -ir; il tor 1 : eos tniex. jn_ MoUowaa w .a sun,
sore a.ul dillly. He .ic, ty.-.1 the man a 10.1 ' liun* an
'.e .ui n.i iu. Baster jumped over tbs rails lalo tnt
tlel.i ut me burlie iinji tue wa er. nu 1 ll uti.?-.er als.
lu) ted. Jl.u Aloliiivvau led U.i.11 b.' re vc 1 ti lue niuo
-H.W Isi 1 UPI In. B Ul Ul -
ami fooled forager. Forager got e tong lead bul vi,*
uow ni Bengal ula m dg it
und an. viet ? ' -v au Cell bass, gotaaat wi.niiux i>, fua
W_gtus ill Sa ll V
LU'. UBI Kt>lt iO-DAY.
in.- card ai ran-tvi I IWTbSISdSJ will be run ttwlay, hu
Hie lit lils au- I lin ami wi ilk. Al Brig BIOS ttl Te ls a hos
pfootrtcn i'm) taaooa w.i>* mo sssoj nui.tii owueis oro
fer ta compete fur lillie pur-um ul llrlg.il ti rather lb*
l.tr_e o es ut JSNSSS beco.ne. clear oii.v when ll is rt
in* limited Ulai lu SgltS nf Inti upri-bi a.i.l hmioraul
jui es ai liriKuioii, awtudBaa la masa oaslat taara tua
in i-'oi'tliiaui, aaa uninj KuiaU nw net h run lit.ines In t
sa...ii wai tu.it lUe.v run faro oauas?to ll too stagy om
TlintS SIS asjS Bnsngn .ocommti lr_uds lu rating Un
Judges oauuot stop, unless benoit owueii expose lb
mm
tide very. Aad the honeat owners sro not in a
pt Brighton.
Po-owlng Ip the Jerome Park list:
rOUT RACE, HANDICAP, 1 116 BOXS.
Mal
-look of Hc-orta. llH;HeIen Wallace.
KIPP.?. 117 All-U-ajitU-Aroor-l...,
Brunpwick. m| or__ho?__
SECOND RAOB, rUSSB g500, TWO-YEAR-OLDS, -*? nm nj
Woodlark (08) has a walkover.
TiUBD HACK, O&AXD SATIOSAL H ASDIC AP, Sig MUSS.
_ Yrs. Peat rne p^\
Os-ovae Kinney.... 8 US'Trafalgar._ g gj
Oeneral Monroe... 6 118| mw
rocnrn back, ssluxo, ?? taut.
-. . Yn- VAm-\ Tra I\
Kin* Faa. 8 127 Weane!._ a 1
?.pby. 8 lil Black Gai._ a
Conitantlna. g 106I
IIFIU AACE, STBaPLBCit_?E, gHOKT co-ussa.
Yr*. iMs. 1 Tra. Pta
Disturbance.s-jed lss'P.ose.aged
linster.-. 4 1-Wi Pasha.
Forager. S l&OiMajor Wheeler....
BONITA'S FAST TROTTING.
1
?1 lid
ft nit
A QCARTEB MILE IX 31 \ 8BCOND4 BY TBS C-li*
FORMA **I_f,T.
Inr TBt-roaAPH to tbp Taranna. ]
HARTroaD, Oct. 4.?To-day, th? closing* da/
of trie Stock Breeders' Meeting, wai cold aud raw; BBJ
as a oonaequencp there was a small attendance. Tbs
Judges were II. W. T. Mali, New-York; John W. -ray
Yermout; G. 8. Moulton, New-York; and II. 8. Bussell/
Boston.
In the Paclfle Stakes for four-year-oldi there waa only
one i.onilnat.on?ex-tioveruor ?eland Htunford'a Cali-*
lornla tilly Bonita, hy Electioneer out of May Fly. Tbs
weather prohl ulled fast trotting, and tbe tilly waiflvea
tho stakes, value 6300, after trotting a quarter lo 31*%
ii cou. is?a 2:07 gait Thia uer for cu a nee equals Jay.Bye*
Bee's fastest quarter made at Providence, wheie bs
tro tad ta 2:10\.
lu the Hope-veil Stakes, value $000, for stallions that
liave uevt't beaten 2:4D, the itarters were C. Stanford's
Mack horse Knox, by General Knox; II. C. Wood nut's
brown horse Challenge by Dictator, dum Crop;
J. O'Borke'i brown horse Daniel ()'I'.;rkn,
hy Dr. Syntax, dim Erena. In the tird
beac Challenge led all the way, Daniel O'itorke heating
Knox under ihe wire by a nose for leeoud place. Time?
1-1.arter, SB-%1 hair, 1:17; tnree-qnariers, 1:55; inila.
IfcSBi The set-ond beat waa a repetition ot tbe tiru,
t ?Pllpn_B ttikl in it and tlie race. Fir-it quarter, -tf'jj
bair. 1:17: taroo-^nartora. 1*01%; attie, xSO. Cbamae
Han lim.ii r's buy cot, by Mes-euxer Duroc. o.ttof Oreen,
MottS .un Mani, toon lbe Nursery Stakes Tor year -alda,
value **?50. wita ease; Clem second, Minnie P. dtstano-d
Tun ?First beat: quarter, -tu1*.: balf, 1:2'.; three.
una. tera, il:0H; milr, ttmVo .-jecond h*at; Viu_r(<-r,
?*fi>r._ ; n.ilf, Lint-,; tuivi.'-qi. irtt'.rs, fcO-%: mile _:13>_
toe Krert'tt ManasSlake*., value 0475, tor thrao-jear.
olds, was won by J. O'KorSe's bay Soil WSSl Hrerney. by
l.iueli.tioiie, diiiu Emera.d, wno .list iBSBd HW. T. Mall's
imy fl.ly I.Htait*. ny Kentucky Frtnoe. dara BoodIs
L-saie, in tbe ttrst beat. ltiue?O 1 arter, 41; half, 1-14.
luree-quarteri, -:04 V milt*, 2: l-l1*.
RACING AT ISLAND PARK.
Albany, N. Y., Oct. -L-Fully 5,000 bboo
tators were pr-isent at the Island 1'ark raoes to?day. 'faa
first race waa for a purse of $1,000. for the 2:22 class,
auu waa won in three straight heats by H. B. Winship,
J. t??. Davis taking act-oud place aud Cornella third.
Tims, 2:25%; 2:25; 2:2 Vt
la the occoud race, for a purse of $2,000, fri? for all,
Director won tbe first, third and fourth heats, pud
Fn ill.is the second, lanny Witberspoou waa the only
oilier starter. Sue took rttird place lu each Deist. Tl?",
*_:?-? I; 2:22; 2:23%; 2:19%.
Jay-Ey. --a-ro in bia attempt to beat the record trotted a
mut* ia 2:17.
a?
LOUISVILLE RACES POSTPONED.
LouiaViLLE, Oct. 4.?Owing lo rain ths
r.tt-es wliit-n wen: to btave be<-n run to-day were pesta
i.niiepi. Tlie purse races were declared off, but th^ stake
ami handicap races stand.
BASEBALL NEUS.
Tlie HoCropolitaa hasebull nine ugain im
fcatc.l the FtPivi linn- I.i a,'tie nine at the Polo Grounds
v*vttr lay. Tue Provide ir*** niuo took a long lead lu ibo
fi-M 1 ui.Iur, st-iri!i_ live runs; the Mt irepolltpus. bow
iver, bf a tin-: r.illy In tue second inning; pud unotii.-r ia
Ute sixth tn i'- . 111 IBS a I to ni ik ) BS tba lei gtWSBi
iiiiil win nm -.'ame after a spirited BOPteei Ke..fp
dago-ilgaias ead wasseaerally w Uaaapetted,
(tow ...ii iitiiI Orr again lett in ibo nattiu-r. Tjc icors
wits as iipiinw.;
Proritleoce r bh po a , ? 1 Jfetrv) o'i'an. r hh po a I ?|
Hitteat. et ...I -I 3l 0 Ol '? Nelson, s. a..i i, 0 O'. l| I
rsrrt-ii. -j ti , 1 0 l i 1 I Brady, r. t.... I n| i.i ul 0 e
Kui ...urn?>.rf 1 * u 1 1 <? BaPP-_e.Lt ? i' a 0 0
?aw*?ny, n...| ll i 0 1 .'? i. s ? *iii o-.ab o, ol 0 '"i 0
-.? . I g| I I 11 ii r. I ti . i 1 7 n1 I
. .... . Il - 1
. . .... " 11 1 ll 0 vii- 1 I I.... 1 1 ". 1
v ..., li ll I1, li I
a_v_. c. g ii ? o g'luraae, '-'b ... 1 o 1 u 1
ional.... ...l*dl~7'|."h, iii Iii rotal.I 7! 7 -'ul lil \
oas bi ama
rroTlilence. 5001000 S
-.-tioi-o uxn . 0 4 1 0 0 *i ..-7
KunaI'Tuni?PrevtSpaepS MettOfeblPB l fttal bis*>!)y
nr.iu I'luvulrii... -j Meitoi i.ni.u 1. Htrui-k out?Pru.i.
pace7. Meti i-->.. <in g. I?ttpabpaos?mild ut-e ?, Met
IO 0I1I..1I. 1. tia? - ') 1 Ti , lil.
i'ii* lltpplo, l'*''-i)_ia
ii* I .'1 111111. Double |)lsy? K.nel-\
lt in 11 j,.,i dm* Wiiu pill nos iotii.il 1. -wieaiy 1.
. iL.y. limp
ol .aiur.-uiiiliour :iuil ntl < iti-.i.ut. a
lin* Brooily . niue will bo given .1 heut'tlt at Washing*
tnii Park, lirook.yii, to-tliy.
T.ie Hostoii lime will pinv tue St.i'.en Island c'.n'i IDi%
aileriintiii il StPIPS Uland.
i), in 1 -.rm-- pian 1 > e.teni.ty were as follows:
At rniiiiieii-.il 1?Clevelaud J. Itb otis 7.
Atc.iii'iiiuat.?ciuciu.iitii g.i'bieago 1.
CLOSE OF THE AKCBEET MEETING.
Tho lull IBOOtlBg or tilt' E Mtsn kttmmtf
A.-.'iiiaiioii. ut tue BraoMra atsbsry club's -rrom...
rm-'i i-i Park, BlSSSd rsstStla/. A nsw feature wal
"_igBt phiiotiti-." latrodaeed bj L w. Kanoa, ?t w.-,.ti.
logtoo, the Sbjest Seing to m:iiie the longest dist*i.ii-e
I>.--*iti| *, wit ii tiiree plai-i r--d urrnws. shooting at art up.
w.inl iiiuie. I. Vv". Mi-ni BOOfOd tie lu.ix''sl Dlr Ut,
?hjt. r.ird.; W O. Mira ii, 'ill. J. W. Aiileu, ?_,-,3-?:
J. i:. 'I nd, _'-''.."*j ; ;>. \ Vaeb, 931 . B v. ffirnasB. 14H
Mrs.Bass, iT.iu* Mr<. Bendder, l"'?-^. Mr.. Q
ia-, ead Bra ii bel en, 107. Mr. atstssn has rsadss
in ii r record snd is saasliasad lbs sbassptaa fl.-nt
-li.er, uitlinu.li Andrew Muir.of K iinlmr/b, lins 111 t la
SIS jurd*. Mrs. N nil ha* made the second
post Isdv's record, Mri. F. Beales of BTaaologtoa u? v
. le 1-i-o TH I * ' f IBflOllBg
ibe double Y rkroaad, of sewsnt***twe arrosra nt
loo yardi. . ? at mj ?
I). A. Naab, wbo sisOs a grand total of 7'H.
Ia tha diiiilil*' Aiueriii.in roilinl, I lt. Mcl'v-iin woi. by a
:??_'?*. I'tie ilnH'i'e Beti 'U;il rituiiti wn< was hf
Mr*.. A. II. milnes, of Newark, by a se to of Hot. 'lbs
tl...lille (lii'.i nota was WOW by Mrs. I). A. Nain, by a
* .n I'I'l. lu Hie iii ito 1 tot
80 y.i:*-l-, l>. A. Nish mini- BIB, M.* lilbbcS
lil I.
rs for th" napnlus rear wen Fleeted
Praetdeet, l>. h. Nasa; vice presiden-s. I?. lt. M.teli*
. r. 0 M iv. .11: treeeur r. .1. w.ah|.-u;
tponditip and reeo ? 1111 t-t secreter**, Dr. II. t 1 I
exeeti rea eaasanits : A. li. tiiubes. r. K K Pearsall. W.
Holberton.
fi
WINNING A LAWN TIS Sis SI SC LE.
Thofa was n gotul BtisadBBOO ol Cbbuj
Ifashltigtaa juaterday sa tbs seeeaddaj af riit." 1
Lawn Tea?la -onmaataat lu tbs tinal - m -i
1,11.1!?in. nf tbs PranfcBs (V, j.> ctnb, baal stat I
sm, ..f tue N w'trtKbtmi <\ul*, ti, -', 1. tl, rt. ,*?, autl w.te
a\t tr ied tbs prue of a uold pin studded wi.U illa non Bb
In tbe firs, muldo? tue ladies* uni. ile. Ml.. Mill r ni I
HISS Hayes tli-fulel Mi*s ONSBy sm! KISS Veld
A, ii ti kA Miss Cave ill.il Mrs. ltiutllrdi (et led tile M.s?el
Mi Vinlr.'tvs, li. 4. li, 2, and Mrs. Kimi 11* SS 1 I
di feutctl Mist Miller sad MISS II (J e*. li, 1. I, >> ti. 1. la
toaaeeoad ronndol u.e la lie-'ami gent! m
Maia Ward a id Mr. Balppt a tl a.1-1 d .md
Br. Wruii , ti. l ti. I ; I ton ami Mr. Pool
? 1 .Mm- crosby sad Mr Kosabr.0 r. ?;, v. M *?
Goodwin uni Mr Greenough deieeted tl til Ju s wu ii
Mr. U nti't. ?>. H. <i. J ; Miss M. Ji.nni* o 1 mil Mr. Ut
ile iT.t eil Bli - r) mn...1 ? and Mr. Barnett, B i L <i-?!, -?
?a.ii .Min Ward und Mr. SBippeu ti.-.. .1. d Mlsa Bo 1
and Mr P0..1. ti. 1. 6.3.
TENNIS 1'-i 1 sam. st for ,K NIOBE
A loiiuih nmriiitm^ut lor juniors w.is bt gita
ill l'r?lS-,.l>.-l lill .a >U. I l-.l.lV X " *.U*(IT1*.' f lil'III 1 I .
sisted ol t?-OBafNSBaMB o'lltl.t, Mr. Ilititlwlt k .ud
iii*, tjiaiiipii. Tea nets wataBstsbsd at 'Jo-.
_T.itit'il linn Htii oin by tl ig 1. borne BSSStlsnt pla) S tl
0X1?hued. -BS pliyur/ were divine i in .1 iui-.it ela se- 1
inln-a -an teen year.. BlSfM bOtWSSB StXtSSBaad H|
anil liotwet- ieiubii'i-iiaud tisenlt ;,ilie ur ttl f* to r, ? ei>*l
Ilf.i en ttl itu- flu.ns, an 1 til.* sec mt StaSS I alf ilt'f.'ii, .ha
Hunt 1 li., piaytiii" scratch. BSSM Si IBS you.i** players
-ii-ii*,-ii ni Him -at deefetats aataastaass m tm-ir pi iv. A
?Mtttealarit Baa asaSBS waa stayed bete aa Buteblaeoa
e.a r. O.ie raliy wst prolt)-t**-. U) l-'_ .* <ui ns,
iiiiimh voil.tia vi.b bo.utT oloVii 11* 1. te . Tne nisi
I't'iiiiiiuf tue lu.uru-?it-uaoui-. wa" pt >ycd l..e i.iluiAing
w.-re 11.11 no .rt 1.: lirooiwell beal Marjy ?.l?. 8.- 71111P
li. ,.i Beldon 0 l, 6.3. rfuioulnson seal Beecue. '??-'. S.S.
Pi-ia-i.er ...ai Hi.-.-a 0 2. 4.U. lil. Du Hey bea. Antrimce
0 0. 0.1. Araaa beal WiUou li.-. H.J- l- ?? ^
li.v, t. .">._
a colored mks, paetinqtox.
??VVliiti. hus )>e<*unie 01 thc small boy who for
nierly sold papers l.erel" asked 1 eusiotuerof ac mired
wailer lu a down-town resiaureut lapt evpulng.
"Well, you see, sir, be bt-sta-iu ouruly and so de ootnt
dejected bini uetiuaiiently. lieiu'a de -elans, air.**

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