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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-18
Discus, I ng the scott Liquor Law

CIECtSYATI, June 18.-The liquor deal /.
or's association held meeting yesterday,
to discuss the decision Of the supreme
court concerning the Scott liquor law.
The general feeling was averse to the pay.
ment of the tax and in favor Of presenting
case, which will make full test OF the
In
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h.n1nrrn mnIn.r.ll Mnnn,,lll

hru you diBturbsi at might and broken oi
your rest by Il sick child suffering aud crying
with ths eNoruciatinR pain of cutting teeth
II 80, 70 at once and gst u bottle oi MRS. WIN
SLOW S SOOTHING SJRup. II viii relieve
the poor little sufferer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uron II there ~ no mistake about II. Their. -
not mother on earth VINO hms ever u,ch IT,
who Will not tell you at once that " Will
ruEul ate tho bowels, and give rest To the
mother and rGlisf AMI health to tho child. op-
Grating ike magic. II Is perfectly eato l." use
IN all case :, ana pleasant 10 tho taste, and Is
th" prescription OF ono OF tho oricst nnd best
fomDlo physicians IN tho Unit0h SttLos. SOLD
ovorywhoro. - cents Il b"''"
inay3l-IydN. .sSw
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,sspeut Pifty ipolIers

In dOctoring tor rhr umntism before tried
Thomas Eciectrfc on Uged "A bGCent bottie
OF this medicine. and got ont IN one week.
For burns ndsprains II II excellent" Jnmcs
Durham, East Pembroke, n, Y. For sale 10y
Il. B. Cochran druggi1t, 1877 "nh l59 North
Dngpn atI,gt
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Frazi0rs Root Bitters are not dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular,
cleanse the blood and system OF every impi'
rity. Sold by druggists, 81. soid by II H.
| Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l33 North Queen
| Street
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Sure cure for Bind, bleeding aud Itching
Piles ono box has cured tho worst CaSc D, "a
years standing. No ono nce'i suticr hNG min
utes after usiug Williams Indian PHO Otnt
mcnt itabsOrbs tumOrs, allays itching, acts
~ podltice, gives instant relief, rrepal ed
only tor plies, itching OF the private parts,
nothing else. Sold by druggists ana mailed
on receipt OF PAIGE, o. sold by n. H. Coch.
ran, druggist.ljl ami li9 North Queen street
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Ue.t,aipipg ROOF Selling In pitts ourg.

PtTTsBURG, Pa, June iS.-The chief Of
police has notified the proprietors of COM
bination pool rooms that they must close
up and stop selling pools on races, or any
thing else from to-day. The pool men
will contest tho matter in the courts.
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A Fair Oner.

TBE NoLrhIo BELT Co., of Marshnll. Mich,
Offer To send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Noltaic Belt
and Electric Appli 'nces ON trial. for thirty
days, to men, old and young, afflicted with
nervous debility. lost vitality, ana many
other diseases. See advertisement In this
paper. al.IydM, ,w&f&w
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Vent, Yidi, We'll came, saw l conquered
-Is adaptable to Aliens Bilious Physic. 1t
quickly relieves Constipation, Piles, Sick
Headache. &C, - cents. Al all druggists.
ilG.lwdM, ,wSF&w
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n suyp.on Recommend.

Or. J. NJ. q. Pnceton. isa u. =. EH Surgeon
residing now at bloomington, Ind. Tho Or
writes, to say 81 recommend Samaritan
Ne,rine because It crres epilepsy" Physi
clans, generally, are its friends.
il7.lwdcOdSw
For Lam" bacS, cide or Cncsi, use SHI
LpH'S POROUS PLhSTER Price. 70 cent
gold hy II. -. Cochran, druggist, i1 and 1885
North Queen street. Lancaster. 'Hblionht
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Tho street Ihmps,

Tho electric lamp at High AMI Dorwart
streets was out from 12o'clock last night,
aud tho enc at North Queen aud James
was out III night. One Of the gasoline
lamps was out.
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FoR seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest tests as To its merits in
curing Nervousness, Nervous Debility and re-
storing lost powers To the weakened Genera
tive system and, In no instance, has It ever
failed test 1t. 81 Tor o.. At druggists, or
by mail from j. n. Allen, $40 First Ave-, New
York City. jlGlwdM, WSFSw
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A Woman Fatally snot In the street

VINcENEEs, Iud., June 1S.-Mrs. Mol
lie Gherkin, a young widow, was fatally
shot on the street last night by Oliver
Garfield. Tho murderer escaped.
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Sicial Events

Thirty couples last evening aGtoeaby
surprised Mr.. John Hamilton. at his homo
on Union street, above Third, by giving
hima party. Plenty of dancing, good
music aud TcfreShmcuts sccmud to mako
the affair Il pleasant one.
MIR J. &. Stoner aud antly wore greatly
but nevertheless pleasantly surprised last
evening, about seventy ii,o Of their friends
from Marietta and Columbia visiting hs
farm near Columbia.
Town JOtuugs
Chief Burgess Irwin hN, notified dealers
in fire works not to sell their goods until
july >, ,, / aud D, under penalty.
II ia proposed the Ch,qucsalunga and
Osccola trib of Rcd Men unto aud pay a
iratcrual visit to WLwa tribo, OF Parkcs
burg, somo tiDo this mouth.
Mr.. n. l.. Phenegar aud family are
visiting ia Philadelphia aud Now York.
Mr.. ID Coleman cut an II ly cash III his
head yesterday by falling against look.
ing glass.
Thieves attempted 70 eut'r the house Of
MIR. JOhu Madden last night, but were
discovered aud scared OH.
The residence OF S. y. Roth was set on
Grc between / aud II u'olock to day by a
spark from locomotive. Tho roof was
damaged 10 the extent Of $lj. The Nigi
lant tire company extIugulhhed the tiames
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thames elsewhere,

PhiIadelphia Clnoinuati s, Athletic 10 ;
Boston Philadelphia Z, Boston , PTovi-
dencs Providence ., New York Butfa
lo-ten innings Buffalo 3, Chicago (;
Cleveland Cleveland ., Detroit ) /;
Brooklyn Toledo !, Brooklyn 6 New
York : Metropolitan 7, Columbus ;
PGttsburg : Louisville Z, Allegheny g ;
Baltimore Baltimore t. st. Louis 4;
Washington indianapolis IL, Washington
z; Chicago: Chicago Union l., Kansas
City Union , Cincinnati : st. Louis
Union .. Cincinnati Union | Whining.
ton: Wilmington II, Active 7 Harris
burg Domestic 7, Harrisburg II Rich
mpud Trcutou 0, Virginia 0.
Dust From tne Diamond
The Lancaster play the Athletics at
McGrann's park tn. morrow afternoon
Manager Taylor, OF tho Brooklyn club,
was in town To day trying TO engage play
eTs now ou tho Lancaster toam, but he was
not successful.
The Irousides went to York to day and
they commence u series OF games at home
with the Trenton to morrow. The games
will be called at 4 o'clock hereafter,
Catcher Grady, of the Actves, wat
brought to Harrisburg at 1880 Tuesday
morning by Chief of Police Lands. IL,
will be given hearing before Mayor
Wilson, when tho case will be settled, al
Sam Goo will withdraw his suit upor
payment of costs. representatives of th'
Reading club are in readiness to ami iCabl,
arrange matters.
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WEATHER. lND,OariONs

WASHINGTON, June 18.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, light
variable winds, no change in temperature;
fair weather is indicated for Thursday.
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Earned rune York Two base hits-CHrl
Bptz Inland. Lett on bases York ,. tanClI .
ter D. Eases ON called balls Ork d, Lancaster
=. Bases on being hit by Dall ork Wid
pitches Avery !, l.. Smith = Passed balls
lieiZ I. Richardson 3, IlufiOTd 3. truck out
10y avery / by =. smitu !, by WoitIelI :.
Double plays-stCvens hiiand And pell.
Time OI gamc--IwO hours.
INN = IiInaAlnI
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Earned runs - Allentown, 3. Two base
hits-GOOdm Lang and Dehman. Three
base hlt-MHCk Lett on base ~ lrOnsidcs, . /;
Allentown, T. struck out-by Pyle. 2; by
Mcancy, /. Passed balls-Uldneld, ,. VIA
pitChos-rylC, /.
Timo--l!G.
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from FLORIDA,

s. @. Bradford, a prominent citizen of
Leesburg, Florida, is in this city on brief
visit to friends.
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A Jailsr Found entity OF Mau,,aush,er

CARMEL, N. Y, June 18.-The jury in
the trial of Jailer Chester w. Merrick, for
killing prisoner named Byrnes, rendered
verdict this morning of manslaughter in
the first degree. Sentence was suspended.
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william j. Coughlin, OF Somerville, Mass.
says: "In the fall OF 1876 | was taken with
BLEEDING oF LUNGS followed by n severe cough.
lost my appetite and flesh, and was Contine cd
10 my bed. In 1877 was admitted to tho Hos
pitaI The doctors said | had Il hole In my
lung rs big rs II hall dollar. AT one time Il
report went around that was dead. lgayt
up hope, but II friend told mo OF DIR. VIII
LIAM HALLS BhLSAM FOX THE LUNGS
l got a bottle, when, TO my surprise, COM
monced To teol better, and to-day icel better
than for three years past" iu0'9w
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EOh biLE.

fI'wO EANGE wALNUT STORE CUUN-
/ teTs for sale; may be seen in the store room
lately occupied by Mr.. s. $. RaLhvon,lEO lOl
North Queen street must DO removed soon.
Apply to &. II. LEFEVRE,
0i7-Lid OfilCe No. lJ7 East King st.
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aow 10 secure health.

seoms strange that any one Will suner
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
Wills SSARSAPARlLLAA AND DSTILLlNGlA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health TO the physical Organization IL
IL indeed n strengthening syrup pleasant TO
take, and has proven itself 10 be the best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, effect
ually curing scrotula, syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipeas, Mala.
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill
ious mplaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver hid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. II correCts indi
gestion. A single bottle will prove 10 you its
merits M a health renewer, tor II ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having tendency to
lessen the natural Vigor OF the brain ami ner
yous system.
nKEIt'S PAIN rANACEA cures pain IN
man and beast. For use externally and inter
nally.
RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
fhorse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry ana al
| Live stock A PosITIYECuRE. may2i-S
For sale at II. II. Cochran's drug store lS
North Queen street.
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TnE face OF humanity displays fewer pinglcs
than formerly. ReasOn-Gloun's sulphur
Soap. "Hilrs Hair aud Whisser Dye" 30 cts.
il6 lwdCOdSw
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uUrEL-LAueE BEER AND

nEApE bOTEIs-uAaES BEER AND
:" Excelsior saratoga Water on Draught.
Henry Ranter, proprietor of the Grape Hotel,
u and % North Queen street, has remOdeled
tho barroonl, erected hrstclass RcfrigeratorS
and has now on draught Charles Class'3 eel.
obmted Philadelphia LAGER BEER for
which he ia sole agent In this city. Also, ShR-
ATOGh WATER from the famous Excelsior
springs, Saratoga, N. !. full assortment OF
the purest Wines and Liquors on sale.
ing7. .Imd
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DUnLIU sALEnr vALUABLE KnsL iss-

uhuB,IU sALEVF VALUABLE REAL. ES-
TATE.-ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is,
issi will be sold at public sale, 1T Casper
kohlor's brewery, Church street, Lancaster.
Pa the following valuable real estate, TO wit !;
double one ana n half story Brick DWELLING
known as tho CODY property, situated on tho
south Eide OF Middle street, Nos. 32l and S29
with "A lot OF ground fronting on Middle street
80 feet, more or less, anu extending In depth
$50 feet To Locust alley.
Sale To begin at 730 O'Clock p. M, ,ot aid day,
when attendance viii DO given and terms made
known by CuARLES fEIEkS:
HENRY SnvnERr, Auct. llGNd
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aPsUIdL Sul'TpE-

why do you suIier with rack hcho, PGtn IN
the Chest, Rheumatism, or lamenoss any
wnere when "A Hop Plaster will surely CIV,
you relief Druggists sell them, y cts.
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:. wnnl Unn,, be unren Mus. pe rnnnred.

This old adaBS does not signify that we must
suffer the miserics OF dyspepsia, when n
medicine " ith the curative properties ot Bur.
dock BLOOD Rluers IA available. IL IL one OF
the most substantial and reliable remedies
sold to-day. For sale by ~. v. Cochran, drug
nlal- M and I'D NORM Omnnn slrMol
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l,cUL AND OOMFOETaHLE - HAVE
" TINS DAY received an elegant assortment
of Pine Serge in Brown, Light, Medium and
Dark DraDs, Black and Il, ue. They ara of ttng
quality. and viii give elegant satisfaction.
I viii make tul suit to order in frst-clHys
style. trimmed with best quality of PonE"C
silk for sl6 coat and Vest. Sl they are
dressy, cool and comfortable. CAN aCd sec
them at A. II ROSENSTEiN'S Fine Tailoring
Establ ishment, 81 North Queen ST.
Opposite tho Postoffice. m2tGmdR
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liAyERFOHD UOLLEHH, "a, 9 allies
FROM Philadelphia, on the PenDa.
THOMAS CHASE, Ii. D., President. Under
care OF Members OF Society OF Friends, but
omen TO others Classical and Scientific courses.
Thorough Instruction, ample equipment.
Practice IN Astronomical Observatory, Chem
ical Laboratory and Machine Shop. Complete
gymnasium. Library 1000 volumes. Beau
tttuI grounds healthful location IN the COun
try. Next half year begins 9Th month (sCp.
teinbCr l7th, 1854. Address PROF ISAAC
SUnKPLEsS Dean, UayorioTd COlIcgo T.. o 4,
Pa lelSm w SsoJt
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 10, 1894
DEMOCRATIC HARMONY
ar rBE NEW YORK. vVNvEsrios.
the Three fractions Agree Upon Their He
speotyo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Proceed.
Inga In Detnll-Nther GonNeniIops.

The Three fractions agree Upon Their He
speotivo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Proceed.
ings In DotsiI-Utner Conventions.
SARATOGA, N. Y, June Is. AT tho Now
York Democratic convention to day, tho
delegates began fling in the hall at 1890
o'clock. There were no emblems or
banners in the hall. The hall and platform
were donsely crowded, and faus woro in
great demand. Not woman was to be
seen in the hall, and no preparation bad
been made for their comfort.
Tho convention was called to order by
Daniel Manning at 1880. In calling the
| convention to order, Mr.. Manning nomi.
| mated William g. Smith, of Clinton
| county, for temporary chairman. IL
was carried unanimously. In his OPEN
| ing address Smith said the Democrats
had made largo acoessions to their ranks
| from Republicans. After the call Of roll,
! contesting papers woro presented. The
| namo of John Kelly was received with
| prolonged cheers.
After psssing several resolutions bearing
| upon the representation of tho various
| factions, the convention at 2:l5 p. NJ, adj
journed until o'clock. AS the members
| dispersed some one called for three cheers
for Flowers, 1t met with considerable
response, but .hc chairman promptly
restored order.
The caucus Of the county Democracy and
state Democracy this morning adopted a
resolution looking TO harmony among tho
| factions to tho end that full Democratic
vote may DO Jlst for Democratic presi
dent Of tho United States. The Tammaoy
| delegation held meeting at 1890 q. m,
John Kelly presiding, 1t was then an
| nounced that at n meeting of
| tho chairman of tho cOuuty De.
mOcracy, Tammauy and Irviug hall,
respectively, the representation of New
| York county should be as follows :
County Democracy 81 delegates, Tam
many 81 aud Irving Hall 10. Delegates
were thcn appointed, with John Kely
| delegate at large.
LATER The Saratoga convention al
| journed until o'clock.
| LouisiaDpa Democratic Elect Delegates.
| BAroN ROUGE, La, juno 1S-The state
convention to day elected delegates TO the
| Chicago convention and adjourned.
| At tho Democratic state convention
| last night resolutions were adopted
| affirming tho prinGiplCs of tho party
| as enunCatcd IN numerous national
| conventions, favuriug tariff for revenue,
| and declaring it to DO the duty of the
| party 70 itself and the country to nomi-
nate Tlden.
| Tho Colorado Democrats
| PUEBLO, Col June IS The Democratic
| State convention to day elected delegates
to Chicago. They are unnstructed but
! believed To DO for Cleveland.
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Lori,l.nna pcmoerat, gIsct peleEntta.
Tho Colorado Democrats.

PUEBLO, Col June Is The Democratic
State convention TO day elected delegates
to Chicago. They are minstructed but
believed To DO for Cleveland.
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NEW ADyERTIsEnEs4s.

CObOOL TAN FOR 1884 .-rBE DuPLi-
- CATE is TN tho hands OF tho treasurer.
Three per cent. OF for prompt payment.
w.O. NJ ARSHA LII, Treas.
No, IL Centre square.
once hours, from . !. III. to I u. IN. It'd
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ILLINOIS.
Cuttings from Correspondence and Gleanings
from Exchanges.

Cuttings from Correspondence and Gleanings
from Exchanges.
Miss Inez Seeley, of Centralia, visiting at
Vapdalia, has been suddenly stricken with total
blindness.
VIM. Hoge the oldest and best known resi-
dent of Grupdy county, died on Monday, at
Morris, aged eighty-four
A number of small burglares have recently
been perpetrated at Nation. Mrs Gregory, of
Shelbyville, who is visiting in the former place,
lost valuable gold watch.
A little daughter of William Simpson, living
near Oregon, was bitten by a rattesnake, on
Friday, and, after enduring great suffering, is
now pronounced out of danger
Fred Tyson, of Rockford, while asleep, walked
out of a window in the third story of his home
His fall was broken by a low porch, upon which
he landed feet first, and no perceptible injury
was sustained
Willie Trader was drowned in tho Illinois
river, near LaSalle, on Sunday morning, while
bathing. His father on the shore, but lost
his presence Of mind, while the boy drowned
within ten feet of him.
Ole Anderson was picked up in an insensible
condition near the track of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific road, early on Monday morning
about mile east of LaSalle His skull is frac-
tured 1t is supposed that while in a stunor he
laid down near the rail and was struck by pass
ing locomotive. He is in a comatose condition,
and cannot live.
A mandamus has been issued in the United
States Circuit Court against the city of Quincy,
requiring the City Council to meet and pass the
necessary ordinance for the levy and collection
of taxes sufficient to pay three separate iudg
ments, amounting in the aggregate to about So
800, recovered against that city by A A. Jack
son, Isaac III. Arthur, and Chas, Muran.
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New YORK June 5,-The Turf, Field and Farm
says: son Wednesday, the 10Th, check came
to this Office, drawn by j. L Case to the order of
Hamilty Busby, for $1,000, which we are au-
thorized to hold as a forfeit for proposition
forwarded from Cleveland with the check. which
is this Mr. Case is willing to match Jay Eye
See for a race or exhibition heat against any
horse for $1,000 a side, half forfeit to be
trotted either at Hartford Providence or Chi
cago, as may be mutually agreed upon; each
party TO choose one judge and they third; the
Turf Field and Farm to be stakeholder The
exhibition heat clause was put in to meet any
objection that Vanderbilt may raise to trotting
a three-in-five race, according to the rules.
Clingstone and Maud are the horses jay Eye See
is anxious to meet"
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INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEWS
Feeble Talk as to a Legal Investigation
Of the Lynching Of Garfield.
The Convention of Music Teachers at Shelby
Ville-SeriOus Fire at New Castle
Gleanings in Two States.
INDIANA.
But Little Prospect that the Camfield Lynch
ing Will BE Investigated.

But Little Prospect that the Garfield Lynch
ing Will BE Investigated.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
VNoENNEs, June 25.-New developments are
constantly coming to the surface regarding the
lynching of Garfield The coroner reports that
he was near the scene of the lynching and lden-
tilted several prominent men whom he will sub
pena as witnesses in day or two. On Mon
day, the day Camfeld's victim died, Judge
Malott of the Circuit Court, issued special
venire for grand jury to take the case in hand,
but since the lynching the order has been re
voked and no investigation will be made. The
Circuit Court does not convene till August and
it is naturally supposed that legal inquiry into
the affair will not be made. No further trouble
is apprehended Camfelds body was buried to-
day. The mans features looked better in death
than in life Camfelds mother is lying at
deaths door, at her home in Washington. The
Cainfeld family are respectable people.
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SPORTING MATTERS.

The Winners of Yesterdays Races Over the
Brighton Beach Course.
BRIGHTON BEACH, June 25.-The first race
was for purse of $3.50, for horses that have run
and not won at Brighton Beach in 1884; three
quarters of mile. Fellowplay won; King Lion
second Tenstrike third. Time, 1154
The second race, for purse of $3.50, for all
ages, selling allowances, one and one-eighth
miles, was won by Monk; Manitoba second,
Wave o Light third, Time, 151
The Brooklyn handicap, one mile and a quar-
ter, was won by Lytton; Wandering second,
Teemachus third. Time, 2:l0!.
The fourth race, for all ages, one mile and a
furlong, was won by King Fan; Mikes Pride
second, Little Buttercup third Time 1564.
The fifth race, for three year-olds, one mile,
e. third. Time, 145.
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Indiana Music Teachers,
Il % Al.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYvILLE, June 25.-Foday is the third
day of the Music Teachers Association of In
diana The training of chdrens voices in the
public schools was discussed by Prof Giffe, of
Loganspert. the speaker favering such training
Profs. John Howard H. S, Perkins and Heath,
of Chicago, and Prof Fertich, of this city held
similar views, Prof Anton Shide, of Terre
Haute, lectuTed on "Chorus Singing" which
subject was discussed by Profs, G. NJ. Cole, of
Richmond, W. H. Clarke, of indianapolis, and
others, Rev, Mcdowell of this city, delivered
a lecture on 'sThe Soul of Music" and Miss
Constance Heine of Indianapolis, on 'Polyphontc
Music" with piano illustrations, Prof.
w. H. Clarke's lecture Sacred Music,
in its Relation to Divine Worship was one
of marked vigor and greatly interesting
The afternoon exercises closed with piano
recital by Mrs Flora NJ hupter, of Indianapo-
lis.
The following committees were appointed:
On Resolutions-W, II. Dana, G. W. Cole,
and Miss Matte Palmer
On Nomination of Ofieers-W. E. Heath
Miss R. r. Ebrght, and Miss Laura Treat
On Place of Next Meetng-W. L. Gife j.
NJ, DUNCAN, and M. L. Gordon.
At night concert was given, in which the
following talent took part; W. w. Byers, Miss
Matte Palmer, Mrs. A. Springer w, F. Giffe,
Prot. II, S. Perkins, Mrs Flora NJ, Hunter, and
the Apollo Club, of this city led by Fred Otto