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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

Russia


I-TTTT7TI NTFNT ~ T'TT TT-''"'
IuNDuS, August 9Th" Jewish resi-
drn's OF kalrrIn,tlu', Russia, were ut.
ia. krd by mob un the 2Id instant. Tn"
suldicTy wa called Out to dispense the
rioters, ten OF whom were KILLED and
thirteen wounded Tia" uuuhlr was
ctuArd by "a Icw Insulting prnsant We
man The town council Oi * itcrn- lr
resolved To give the .lrw- . OJl roub - to
cOnpcnsnrr them Ton Their losses, ami ID"
provide size Icr Tor rh,sn who wrr" rem
dvrrd homeless.
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~ PErnpurG, August q Inc not,
at kuornAual eau rd by Wlnpriy
HgAiust the Jew, wuit continued ou ih
BID instant a unh Uiara,d tine Jewish
qIartrr and destroyed many hon - uni
liquor ttIrc. belonging 10 the JeNs' ms
nnw rruorled tnnt hundred person.
were HI lrd ur wounded during the riot
ing IN town.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

tNfoNMru- grLL on noAND.

tSFuRMEH- STILL oS HOARD.
MEl HORNE, August kayanaugh
n Il the other iuformera are stu CA
board the steamer ParthRu The gov
crumrut " New South Wales aud Vie.
turia ARE negotiating with view to set
Ting the difficulty
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EntcrprIsing al agents wanted In this
town Tor ar article that l. sure 10 sell, live
druggists and gTOccrs preferred. Address
IImi,tuu Food Prcsrryaliye 60, ~
X ID, street, Boston S-7d&Wlu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

tar r,MArtyE TROUBLES.
ZANZIBAR, August G.--The Hovas still
,urroudd TamGtive, but appear demon
allied. They have not made any attack
since July ~. The French are unable
To advance hecau.e u the smallneas of
their force
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

A complete shoe depa tment IN every
respe t, boot md shoe to suit everyone
IN style,durabih y, comfort AM last Out
not least the low st prices at Sanger
Bros USl5tc.
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Snhin.


NlllrAiN rUIsf....
lI-upS, August Cit l. t.....l il.H' t
military rising In, taken ..." FOB iH"
spanish province ui Bwnl, uU (ul
tueucsc frontier, and that n ",y Hir
lhultirs have been arrested
HuITiEe~tH
I.isBr>, August d. -Accurlir 80 IHr
,tr-t report, thc RISING Wh.'.uVt .| . 1..
publican int rest, WAS spu,H... .t..r.
Wy tr""rs trnm Mndrm E.p.iiH 'rIU
t. the movement rtmr iron EuIlHW
railway employees -trtlnncu 800 ihr
tier, Nho ray that the rl-ln HH. pHc
NmMhAN.
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Germany


BHRLtS August The G rmen ad-
luirtliy has ordered the commanders OF
men-ot-War to limit their supplies Of
pic kled pork tO what is necessary Tor the
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NUMBER 1873

su.trnance Of the crews during the pas
sngc home OF vessels from foreign sta
tons The object Of the order l. to avoid
the handling OF any such pork at German
nnlls.
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TIE SEIsIkEIES.
Railway Operators Ordered Gut by Mas
ter Workman Campbell,

Nrw YuHR, August Master Woih
mup John CamD'cu OF tine tolrgrap. ems,
-tatcs that bill Of grlrycncr- "u- pr
-cutud TO the Delaware ard I.ch wanna
railway company saturday, A.d w.l' DE
presented 10 the other roads to-day. II
calls Tor M increase Of rem dO.lu per
month on every salary, that no rH.f}
shall be less than fifty dollar, that cNtn
pas bee given Tor sunday, and that all irlc-
gnphcrs discharged luI riuslng 90 han
Including mcmb.rs and uon-mcmhor- oi
ttr brotherhood. The eNe-tcrn Union
officers s'ut, init ll wires are ip good
Order. and lil mes-lg, sent as soon a-
rrcyiy0lT
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

A large lot Of Kings rulling and
other trimming, ARE now LAID ont On the
counters, At Levine Bfos.-S 0-tc
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We have drive for you IN handker,
chiefs and you will DO well to see them,
at Levine BrOs.-S-J-tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

NArlEs, Augu to- A child buried in
the ruins at Casammicclula, at the me
ut the earthquake on the 18th ultlmo,
was rescued alive Saturday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

Those European goods at II; Behren's'
"a Austin street, are the finest ever
brought to this country o1'dot-"-tl
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Nor "WuprENr

Iorupu, August Rpga' ding the
threatened order to the telegraph opera.
tors CON the Wabash railroad to lcnvc
thrlr pl. GEES TO-DAY, Superintendent = /
den has udvlcrs that four men only IN
tine entire syetrm under IN manage
mcut ub,ycd the call Their plnrrs
have b cu filled aud the superintendent
i, confident that tins will hc the extent
Of the detection ou tins rond.
r>Nrnrri's oHprU HSourp.
Nrv Nu.h, Aulust Il. Officers u the
Delaware uud lHc,uwunua roRd rHy
that the orlrruf Campbell Ia the opera
tors ON thh rud to lcnvo heir posts to-
day was not responded to 10y single
employee.
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Nor. mLl rMIrrn KIILrD

NJ NIeu, August G-F licituB Mcju,
famous hull fighter wns fatally hurt yer
trriay. lie was tossed into the AIR by
bull, winch again caught hm on it's
huruH u- lac fell The binding VIVA
crowded Mt the time, aud the grcatcat
excitement prevailed
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GptaH Behren's for your drugs and
medicine, 81 Austin street, Hamlet 4
KIauber's old stand. idiot wilt
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Ak Tor well "Eolgh on Cons loo.
~u'c., compl te perm nent cure. Corns,
Qalt-, buniuns l
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BUSINESS I'AILtIRE



BnsruN Mlss Augu.t Co. rhc suspcn.
sion late ON SATURDAY ~ the leather house
ui llrrsvv. Whittier Il Wilmun causes
considerable uneasturss. Careidl analysis
uf the situation. hu .,ryer. shows no cnu.e
iur general m rm. II T. possible the firm
VIII pay the liabilities In tull ard that
Lows W. Nut, OF Nairk,a epcclM unrt-
nri tn the amount ui h'OOu Will DE
ah'" {" save portion OF hiS
t.P.iu. WIN NE ch tp ION
"I hrIre Mhll,'tf " MEmhh, the Only
iuG"l IhiIure mas oe'h r. shaw hro.
me hrr concerns were d"lnHh solvent
ANA proh'Ahle hn mesa nut the'r state
n'h's pro AMY Hho" 'nty can luy h4i
hp"ht w. my crntH ON tue d"'l"r ~ '"ch
'aH'' h'lr 'lh"IIit rs are on notes ON
"hich tlir hhihc "I T.. HhhN hr". az
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

about 100 white and culutcl men
forming In line. tie ordered the men .
dispense amt u muscular Young colored
man named William Chiffon ordered them
Ten fan in ant mach to the brick yards.
Slack draw hi, pistol and again ordered
the crowd To dispense. Several men
Threatened to drag him of his horse.
squads of police arrived tt this time ant
the .tikurs dispersed. officer Slack AT.
rested Clifton ard brought him to the pc
lc court, where hr was charged With
dls rdrriy conduct. Judge Mills dismiss
ed re rAsy.
70 ur ORDERED orr
pursuuna. August Il. 1t ia reported
here that all the railway operators be-
unEmE tr The Icle-raphcrs Brother.
huod " II he ordered ont at noon tod y.
RrrusFp rur rAKk.
rmLWrlruA, August THE maeE
meeting ( wurkingmeu in the interest
uf the striking tcleEtuphers nnrnunced
lot Fufmuunt uHrk Yesterday was not
held anth rites refusing the use "
the pnrk
INVESTIGATION T. srroNEn.
NEW N,uh. August G.-Inr lnitcd
STATE s,uur committee ON labor and cds-
cation met Nus mninng amt adjourned
uuu the 18Th Instant They intended TO
begin an investigation into the present
tol, graph strike, nut witnesses, among
whom Nrte John Cumphrll John Mitch
ul, Eugene O'Duuupr. and other leaders
OF the >tukr who could II, attend. owing
To addition u lutte, drvOlNing upon them
100 consequence at The ord ring out of
railroad operators, 20 pustpOnemcut was
requested o. thls account.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07
THE OLD WORLD.
ANTI JEWISH RIOTS IN RUSSIA
One Hundred Persons K He'd Italian
Socialists Dispersed Davitts
Welcome.
soLOIrns' NsrnnrcuoV N srNN.


auARuiN0 A ,mEF JUSTICE.
LbNuoS, August Lord Chief Jus
iice Culeridge ~ strictly guarded duriug
the nttiug NJ the British Hssi2rH, owing
to threats aga nat his life
CAREY ANn kAvANAuou.
LoNpuS, August The murder NJ
Carey continues tu hcthc sole subject "
conversation II Dublin. Carey himself
chuse to 90 to Natal. lie would not gu
to Australia because he know that many
FeniHus fearing arrest had escaped to
that country II a an open secret that
Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant NJ Ireland,
tx much annoyed by the murder u
Carey aud tine prevention ot kuvuuRnGh
and other iutormrrs from landing at
Melbourne. There has been sumr nugry
correspondence between Earl Spencer
aud prominent officials on the subject
II IL rumored that kavanHugh has hceu
murdered.
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RAyASsA, Italy, AugustG g, \ congress
~ socialists met here wednesday, TIL"
police, being refused ud itlauce to the
hall, broke down the doors aud dIsper-rd
I he fupYtIug
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TIII. IIRE RECORD.


CAsros, HIS, August G.--An entire
block and portion ~ another were
burned Saturday Loss, S27 900, lu-
eurauc Sl7jDU
lORI 80 IIiiHp.
ViDuur,, Il C.. August q BI-h iiro-
ia,c .Ir,u over the Who'll. country. The
smoke d, ID lcn-c liUu tue sun'- rNs ctu-
not break through. There has been no
rain tor nearly thrrc month";.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

MADRID, August Il. l.r N.''..Ns
among the Spanish troops r.r. 'Hu .uv
Portugal occurred IN IT,. .,. ~ tl.
nio-, capital ~ the p.nuw u, ..u
same name. The gurriHpu ,uo tow ,
sevcu hundred mru, pro.
uouuccd Tor the republic, the H1ust.u
ton of 1863 aud Ruiz SonilIn Tor prc-i-
don't. he troops and people frtotu-
lHcd. Several regiment Of sullicrt have
been dispatched 10 Buddlus to sup
pross the rising.
IltuM THE ISnuuHFcrlpS.
MApHr, August g. The ministry have
proc aimed state Of siege iu Estrnmn-
durH, and have app OMITTED General
Bmucp commander ~ Tia furccg ~ that
province, Eleven hmudrcd persona pnr-
lclpntcd IN the PROCLAMATION 81 the re-
public nj BadnIos, four hundred civil
iHns having joined the suldlcry. II IN
b licycd that thg IN urgruta have scIHrd
rev ri Thousand muhkcts drpumt Il IN
the fortress. The Customs GuurIs re-
fused 10 JOIN the movement II Ia stated
at llahpu that Riuh S"rrlllu pluun"d the
rising. General Blu go N up lana way Ia
BHdnios from Madrid with STRONG
force
NurtnIy Im. Hln.
MMnn, August u. The lnsurprut
carried III $4,000 prsclns non
the treasury. Al oil inl disptlcl
published here at o'lOrk h
evening SAYS the revolt IL entirely ended
The lnsurgcnts hive either been nrfost
ed Ia Spnu or lmyr llrd mt Portugal
The troops sent to suppress the reyol
have been ordered IA return 10 Madrid
The whole pcmurulnr Is tranquil.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

DTuor, August G.-Bro M Bros. &
Co, Lumber dealers aud insurance
agcu ~, have assigned l. nbillti ~, Sion
OUU. assets, 81 ,UuU.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19

9hs sEiIsss lFalHs for ihe Fses
eouIIs lrsyhs the depot tosInersOw 81
ten, eleven, twelve, one, two aud three
p m. city time, and comes hack at 0;2O
and $50 D m. also city tins.
The Mozart Music Festival auction
sale for choice seGts will come off next
Tuesday in the Peabody vestibule,
and the inquiry is made, Who will be
the bidder for the first choice?"
Sixteen thousand dollars is tie cap
ital prize in the Little Havana Lot
terry drawing next Wednesday. The
scheme embraces only 10000 tickets
at 81 each. The tickets are selling
very rapidly.
Il costs fifteen cents for a round
trip ticket TO the races on the train,
unless you get aboard with no ticket,
then twenty-five cents for the round
trip is required or twenty cents for
the ride one way. as you please.
Largest supply Of fine fish Of the
season at Victor D. Fuchs market, 80
and Al Jefferson street. The list en-
braces pompano, red snappeIs, Poto-
mac shsd. Mackinsw trout, Lake Erie
salmon. Reelfoot lake perch and trout,
etc., etc.
A number of ladies met at the Pea
body Hetel yesterday in the interest
of the Nash library. The meeting
was harmonious aud five ladies were
appointed to draft resolutions for the
consideration of a meeting to be held
at 8 o'clock next Monday evening.
TIE ball at the Exposition last
night was attended by between four
and FIVE bundled people, the cash
taken for tickets exceeding 800.
There we're no fights, and the five
hundred seemed to like the affair.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are a cou-
pie Of hundred or SO ahead on the
venture.
The Louisville and Nashville rail-
way offers round trip tickets from this
city and the towns along its line for
the Cincinnati dramatic festival at
half rates. or one fare for the round
trip. The tickets will be for sale from
the 18th inst to the 4th of May, and
are good to return on until the 9Th OF
May. The same reduction is made
from points north of Montgomery,
Ala, also fiem Decatur, Birmingham
and other places in Alabama on the
lines belonging to the Louisville and
Nashville system. Mr.. C. P. Atmore,
the General Passenger and Travelling
Agent, has issued circular to the
above effect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19
AN EPISODE
OF the Crush of People az the
Track Yesterday.

Just after the second race at the
fair grounds yesterday evening, yells
and cries were heard, a sort of panic
ensued, and on the right of the grand
stand q scene of turmoil was instituted
that battles description. An old shanty
unused by the Jocs ey Club, and oeeu
pied as o gamesters resort, fell in by
the weight ola number OF people on
the roof, covering up in the ruins a
dozen or so Of persons who did
not have time TO escape, de-
molishing a gaming table or two
and scattering filthy lucre in
every direction. The crowd surged
toward the building and had to be
knocked down repeatedly by the
police before they would retreat and
give them rsom to work. 1t was q
queer scene. Coin rolled about on
the oor,and negroes, with an arm or q
leg impressed by a fallen piece of
timber, struggled and fought for it
regardless. Of their danger, Fully a
thousand dollars was scattered about
on the floor. A negro employed in
the place gathered the bulk Of it up
in his coat and ran to a place of
safety. Only $l49 was lost as near as
the keeper could estimate, and none of
those caught under the timbers were
injured. Old jeff Ferguson, a big
fat dsIky, explained that be held mn
the timbers on his back. The noise
Of the falling building, however, caus-
eS a.+lnaway, and two persons were
hurt. Eddie Cleary had his leg
broken, and Mr. Karr, clerk at Bohlen
q Huse's river icehouse, was stunned
aud bruised in several places, but not
dangerously hurt. The building which
fell was a little one story shsnty.
formerly used as a sort of kitchen and
entirely separated from the houses
used by the Jockey Club, which are
all in excellent condition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19
THE CITY.
LEDGER LIHEs.

Ice cream at Jordsn's.
Monarch -four. Lyle B Shields.
Water coolers at 0zanne & Mays.
Strawberries, Jos. P. Carey & Co.
Saturday is the last Of the races
Brown b Jones. coal dealers, 28l
Main street.
The U. s. Court has adjourned to
the Both inst.
A rush a-sha affair was that ball at
the Exposition last night.
The grand oratorio Stabst Mater to
night at st. Peters church.
French capers, Spanish olives and
salad dressing, Lyle & Shields.
Pebble speetaeles and fine window
shades, at X. Wrights, 1916 Main.
Prot. Jones art entertainment to.
night at Georgia street NJ. Il. church.
All 20.
The Kate Claxton troupe performed
Br0u fr0u last night, and play al
Louisville tonight.
The street car company turned out
another summer car yesterday. 1t i.
blue and runs on the Main street line
A hundred, more or less, Of tn,
horses now here will 90 to Littl,
Rock, where races are to be run mex
week.
Stabat Mater will be rendered to-
night at Sc. Peters church by tn,
choir, All lovers of fine music should
be present.
A negro boy, name unknown
jumped from the incoming race tract
train at Vance street yesterday ant
broke his arm.
The neWsboy Ed Cleary, aged II
years, and living on. Howard Row neal
the river, had his leg broken in two
plsots above the knee, by the rae,
course accident yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19
PERSONAL.

Henry Kronauer, house decorator,
Office 43 Jefferson street. GA
Mr. and Mrs. /. B. Kirkland, ofSt.
Louis, are in the city and visiting Mrs.
]. Q. Grifhng.
Thos. H, Wilson, cabinetmaker and
Bpholsterer. All kinds of furniture
repaired at short notice, 43 j eferson. t
If you want the latest styles Of avn,
ings, the best made tents, mattresses
and cots, or have your furniture re.
aired and upholstered, call on a.
Gutenberg, cabinet maker ,23l I'd st.
That popular resort, the Merchants
Saloon, on Court street, Nos. 7, 9 and
| kept by George Schilly, is still IN
the field with its lunches and
other refreshments. The lunch fea,
ture continues at all hours. and a
patron can get either breakfast, dinner
or supper.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19
COURTHOUSE NOTES.

VIM. Hughes, col, was sentenced
10 seven years 10 day, for stealing a
horse from Geo. Entrees.
The case Of james Meath, charged
with assault to murder John Kane,
has been again reset for May 9Th next.
Six licenses to marry we're issued
yesterday. One this forenoon was
issued TO Burton Palmer and Hannah
Butler.
Jake McCarny was being tried to.
DAY in the Criminal Court for stealing
a watch, valued by the Attorney Gen.
eral at q dollar a barrel.
A citation was issued to-day by
Judge Greer for A. Boyd, late jsilof,
to appear and show cause why he did
not report several escapes which
occurred during the last week he
occupied the position.
Deeds we're recorded this forenoon
from G. i. BsrrOna to Alex Patton,
Alex Patton to Wat Strong; T. s.
Weaver and others to Cornelius Gro
min; George Selham to Mrs. Mary
Campbell; q. A. CASTOR to w. q.
Campbell to d. y. Parker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19
POLICE POINTS.

4 small docket to day.
Only 81 in cash to day, and nobody
gouged.
One arrest yesterday for violating
health ordinance.
Tgo hackmen we're nabbed for
standing in front Of house without
permission.
Patrolman Randolph found sack
of stolen groceries last night. They
await an owner at tina statiOBhonse.
A drunk and disordeTIy paid So
rather than sober up on tho gang,
though he has been running with the
boys.
Ahackman paid dollar for running
at night without having his lights
burning. Let your lamps be burn.
ing; let them burn bright-one dollar, f"
shouted the Judge.
lobe Fly, q small darky, was caught
stealing change given hin 10 pass up to
the driver OF a crowded street car
last nigh, His mother agreed 10
peel" him, and he was discharged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19
gEsrERDAY's aAcEs,
With n Synopsis of To'DRy's
PrOsH anime.

There we're at least 5000 people at
the yace track yesterday, fully three.
fourths paid, though it was free day,
aud we're admitted to the grand stand.
The rest, who did not pay, were placed
inside the track.
The first race, three~quarter mile
dash. was won by length by Fellow
play in l.l7!, Wedding Day second
Eva (. good third. Eight horses
contested for the purse of $3.50 l0I
this race, which was exceedingly in.
teresting. The horses kept close to
gether until starting in on the home
stretch, when Wedding Day closed in
on Fellowplay, and gave him some
hard work to do to get in first under
the string.
For the next race, three quarter
mile dash, $500, Of which 500 to Sec
ond, was the prettiest Of the evening.
Lloyd DAILY, Jennie NJ. and I'm.
known entered, and ran neck and
neck from the start TO the last quar-
ter pole, when Unknown orept
ahead, maintained his speed and won
by length and a half, time l:2lt. The
winner was entered by j. w. Greer,
and is likely to be a favorite from this
time on. DAILY came in second aud
Jennie NJ. o close third. DAILY was
the favorite by large odds.
The third race, Lee Line handicap,
a mile and Ave hundred yards, purse
S400, of which 500 to second, was
won by Duke Montslbsu in 2:l7s.
This race was the event of the evening.
The horses were Montalban, Wallen-
see, Kate Creel, Leo and Ballast, the
latter being the favorite in the pools.
At the start Ballast lead. The flyers
all ran close together until the last
quarter stretch, when the Duke closed
on Ballast and won easily by length
or more.
For the last race, Katzenberger's
selling sweepstakes, one and one
sixteenth miles, there we're seven en- :
tries: Joe Starks, Callao, George
Hakes, Major Hughes, Greenwood,
Monticello, and Pat Crogan, who
came in under the string in the order
named.
To-day there will be four races, as
follows:
First Race(selling) Wilkins purse,
$3.50, five-eights of mile. Allanoake,
$34; Hickory Jim, $ll0; Little Joker,
Sc; Billy g, 81; Constantine, $50; Ell
Capital, 81; Laura g, 81; Jim Turner,
81; Asia Minor, "a; Twilight, s..
Second Race - Cotton Exchange
stake, one and one-hslf miles. ia
ponies, S28; Drake Carter, 1920; Joe
5. S52; field willie B and Sovereign
Pat) SIC.
Third Race = Club purse, $3.50,
weller weights, one mile. Eulalie,
$40; Lutte Fogle, $3.50; Buckmaster,
S42; Haddisco, $40; Wild Kansas, $l8.
Fourth Race-Steeple chase handi-
cap; short course. Florence D, $50;
Eva A, S42; Tennessee Girl, SIG; Twi.
light, $40.
Tomorrow is Tennessee Club day,
and four races are announced. First
the club purse OF $500, of which $50
to first and $25 to second. 1t will be
a dash of a mile.
The second race will be the Tennes-
nessee Club post stakes. $500, of
which 500 to second and SO entrance
fee added. The run is II miles, and
there are twelve entries.
The third race is a one mile dash for
$400, OF which 800 to second.
The fourth race is the Exchange
stakes, $25 entrance, with $500 added,
second to receive 800 out of the
stakes. Distance one and ppeseighth
miles.
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sIosleIn Fanatics.

The Turkish authorities still refuse
to permit the Evangelical Church at
Wang (Constantinople) to erect place
of worship. This church has had 10
hand during four years funds given by
the board for the construction of a
meeting house But jealousy on the
part Of Mgslem fanatics has so far pre-
vented their carrying out their plans
Meanwhile the old chapel, where they
have worshipei these thirty years,
threatens TO fall upon the heads Of the
congregations that throng IL,
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Wall papers of every pattern.
price aud kind,
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