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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-10
r.w York Money BLarIset.

NEW YoaK, October 8. - Money
eaPFy Tin 6I7 Mercantile paper @6.
Sterling exchange bankers DiilS'
dull, 813z. ~ on/
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HOME MARKETS.

To Farmers, Miners and General Deal
ers: All quotations given in this column
are corrected daily from careful IN
spection of the different markets; prices
quoted are at wholesale rates, and retail
buyers must expect to pay somewhat
higher figure:
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On an after
Wednesday,, sept. =, 1854,
Trains viii run as follows
sTANpARD MOUNTAIN TINE.

Connects with Utah Central train leaving
Salt Lake at 7.40 am.
Connects with Utah Central train arriT-
ing al Salt Lake 81 60 pm. f.t
Stop only upon signal
". ". RITTER,
mar II Supt.
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Petroleum

NV YOnK, October 9.-Petroleu1n
firm, 72z5.
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COMMERCIAL. a.
EasRzRN MARKETS.

,e,s.,. stoOks, Grain and Cattle
Bullion.
NV YoRx, October 9.-Bar silver,
f0K
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THE DEADLY GRIP OF PNEUMONIA may
be warded of with HALE's HONEY OF
HOREHoUED AND TAR.
PIXIES TooTHAcHE DRoPs cure in one
minute,
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Ten Teams wanted to haul salt. Ap
ply to John w. Smell, Idaho Store.
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Dried Fruits.
Buying prices
Hides.

Dry flint hides and kip, good, lac 2 II
Dry flint hides and kip, damag. 10c a.
Dry flint caf skins, good, >. 12c "
Dry flint calf skins, damaged &c "
Dry salt hides, kip and calf,
good, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 12c &"
Dry salt hides, kip and calf,
damaged. Observation-Disclosures. SC
Dry horse hides 49,. 25c to $1.o0 each
Green hides and kip, good -. &C = b
Green hides and kip, damaged, &c "
Green calf skins, good .. : - -7c :"
Green calf skins, damaged. = &c
Green sailed hides and kip, well
cured. good, ..,-....-,..... 61I"
Green sailed hides and kip, well
cnred. damaged, ..... ~"
Green sailed calf skins, well
cured, good, ......... &c 4"
Green sailed calf skins, well
cured, damaged, ......... 81
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MIRRORS of all kinds at G. F.. Cdlmer
& Bros.
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In New York So. 1915 per 100 lbs
In Salt Lake -. . $500 a $500 per ton
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Salt Lake Ore Market.

Furnished daily by Mccormick & Co
Bsnkersl
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I $40 600 The amount thus far discovered is about


$4,000.
Pound swINDTING IMM1GRhNTs,
-Four Russian Poles who arrived az Oas,Io '"nu LII,
an tbe etoomship Pennland, on Thursday, VIII VIII
tickets rar the West accused one OF 'iG ie
,,rIiuo-hoIt-c Ike ,pers with sNiudlng lheul ~
h"dlord promised them free Transportation w., ,o
Jersey CITY and altcrward detained 'ip H cone
Iouse uroiI the plea that the last tIall nuu tU,r
Not having any money 10 pay theu poilT re-
,.,, y.os bclI "A security An inNeS' ll'on 10
j., tH' suspcusion Of the landlord iIcc'sc'
KIrrp nv \ slRFr1,CA'. r. Igoopcr
Gala, Ev,u the scycn-ycar-o'd son, on ~. u.
Ryan Of the pcnitentlary on W aiu oro cnr, lie
killed on Thursday night by In,,,o ~ al West
,T,,ut. -r,afh-st when the horses hhoch.H ~. IN
dcvn Feforc tho car could hg stoppcu r -,
,hoic of liza length had passed haIl 80 w. ~, ~
w H Iot tvccu the rails The driver )uup'u on
IN ,uTvon22 onnIviuE tho brake. aud the hoy was
Win WIN from under tho car when thc ,horScs
st"rted and the bind wheel cut ms tlghi Ieg on
lie was taken to Roosevelt iioSpI, wncI" W "lp,
The driver was committed ny INC o"'i''" '''i"''
Cont Yesterday without ban.
s,,rp PROM A "nUNCo" MAN.
LYMAN = Thatchip. age eighty. oi BcnitnG'9n,
Vt arrived in thus CITY yesterday nhu Slailc" ~ ~
the house Of u relative, No. s,sbl fohlth-"N -
w"r" n hroadcloth suit and carried giip sack. ~
tbr Post Onicc a Young man graspCd nm JANUARY
bv tIc shoulder aud inquired: How ~ M SnhP-
sony The old man muoccutlN corrected we inal
aud gave him his true namo after Wnlch We,
parted MIR. 1hutchm resumed his journey o1l
when hc reached the licgislcra once he WAS 1R3ul
stoppcd byn wc.drcsscd man. who Expressed hls
surprise aud happiness at meeting MI ihAt'hll' "l
of Icuuiuptou lie then introduced himself as a
"cousin of Hammond the prominrnt clothing
.dcnlcr" Nf Remington The fellow was ABOUT Ia
go through the formality of introducing lh' lol'cII
game into his conversation when an officer in"up
Charles Wilkins thirty-four years old, OF No. II"
Uud.on ST. and M the lombs Police Court was
fined $40 for dsordelly conduct
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MYSTERY ABOUT THE LACEY POISONING

x,vSrFpy ABOUT THE LACEY POISONING
onrn 70 the pocroE's orr,cr-wuAr WAS
SAID WHILE They WAITED.
~, no;o, action was taken yesterday IN inc
Michael Lacey poisoning case. EuTT"rr" "rnciiUs j
" consin and William Seymour ana C?lnIil nSc o.
ppaTyy friends of Lacey, applied 10 JuslCe tuWya,
q, EsseX Market Police Court, for warrant lpr wv
arrrst of Dr. OHare, who lulhlsheu w
al lSSS'; tucture of aconitc. from when
Iecey is supposed 70 have, dled. II , Was
animated that warrant w2ulu Ne lS'u rrnu,oi,"d
lH,"snatrh from him last night gt 7 o'clock saying
that he had gone to staten Island, ana Wo1,o Uo
back this morning The following ,cI,' ,c"1r ""'''
"Tus is TO certify that Felix \ Ollarc, ND, has
dply nr,formed the office Of llouec Surgeon at the
lvG. 1 EOy pdI ln3Ga, 'S'% TP Icy GUY
iihc Rrv ucnrv A. Frederick of No. 207 Rowery,
has known pr Ollarc for uumhcroi years ana say =
Inc studied medicine at Rome siX wears ago w
graduated It'll honors prlctccd IN 'nV MrGH md
Icgc Hospital in London. came TO- HmerHI" , Gnr
lccturcd IN this city, at CLARENDON ,ian c Mcd,cal
i"ilcgr where he was graduated on March l. $50.
Ihs appears upon the prescription reRlNl'i u, Wv
Ilcnltb pcpartmcut in pL Oliares nanny It,IuR'
nntiyr of Ireland. Miss Josephine HARRISON
n dang ter of tho laudlady saw what tooN p'nv''
whcn Lacey was hroughtto lIo lRloi nv Ha. ,",
thc thtre men who were with him had To utaF llW,
mn lie stoop, aud when they got hln mo ',lo n,
tnrv treated hm so roughly that enc n'V3no
nlnfn,rl Ir Olluro was mp NNliH' anu NH"V
waiting for him to cohc u1Nh Guy ~ Ii' a., ."rr .
Inccy: " Il hcs going e. die hope ne y u'' N H1h
She sure the man wa uNlhR ~ 'io ''''o
me dortor camo down lac examined Lacey ana was
told bv Seymour that the patient had not calHn
nnvtlinr for forty. eight hours aud had drank 0uV
80 .l...es of beer "A few minutes previous Inc
doctor lighted amatch and holding II lose to Lacey
owes moved It to and fro to see # the fyGss %ouIq
follow the light but they stared eiIIIsn' "" o"d
and looked CLASSY and ocad. Miss Harrison ana
hcrmothcr declare that the lamp was buininS III
the doctors room when lac prepared tiiT ln'"
nnd tirv say that when the men starleu on VIZ
iacey seymour SAID 20 the physician; Nc 1ust
want Won 10 testify tha he was able t. walk uVn
D. came here and tAeJ then dragged Hi'u "''Ns
a., street 10 AIs room. , 7 ,,c,-
MIS-. Iainai.on with whom Seymour ana lacey
boarded said that the latter was hav ug st,lhS an
80, Wednesday. Another person salI that nc, i'"u
ben having them since saturday. Last nlshl az
z 80 O'Clock seymour entered hla room ana 1Ouhu
lie following on his table: -
s,,t IL 1..i ". s,v nour caro- o. MIS- JamaiSon, %
N.di -1ui Ga made TO oAce in c'>' of M nag. I'c
g. CALI hon. 3, total -. L. ~ OH"o W. - %
Maa-O.--t
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NIM ANEk NilN.

Bernard 1icdmau, 4. Skloncr aud Henry Lund
were held IN 500 hul ~ lho lu,em 'oull Noslol-
day for scihug adultorat"d milk.
A small frame stable at No. 32l West Ilhy-thrd-
NJ. was DESTROYED hy G'c curly Yesterday and a
horse was burned to death The loss wag 5000.
AZ on swISurING 1mCK
Residents of Mott Haven have been sWludIrd re-
Gently 10y MIR, Muller who represents that her only
sons body lies at he MurgIe because she ~ too
poor to pay for funeral,
JUVrINo 10 MS DEATH.
An mhuowu man about thuty years old, SeStcr-
day jumped from a freight train of the Ilud son
River Railroad at Ecycuth-ayc. and I0rty-clght-
IT,, aud vas crushed to death 10y locomotive on
the other track,
lInE slvrNrn RrGlMNT vITrRAN's p,SNrE.
The veterans of the 9Th Regiment arc making
prep. atoms for thclr annual diuncr on October q.
To the large company expected me dinner VIII be
gwen at tie Metropolitan Opera House.
rlu. NiW-YO X CANOE ClCR REGATTA.
The annual lali regatta of the Ncw-lork Canoe
Club, open 10 all canocists, viii he held on Sdnr-
day, OctObcr t. at =. M, oil the clubhouse at New
Brighton. There viii be three mile, sailing race for
classes 4 and and one mile padding races for
classes II. and ~, also a tandem race.
t. MEMORY OF HUGH j. HASTINGS
A memorial mass was celebrated at II. Lco's
Church in East Twcnty-cghth-st, yesterday, for
Hugh }. Hastings. Editor of Tie 0Hmcrciql .ldrcr
tiser on the first anniversary Of his death. The
services were conducted by tho Rev. Father !. j.
Ducey.
FIEHY CARSIvAL BY TUE SEA
To-day promises TO hc a gaia day at Manhattan
Beach, where PANS !; rotechnlc carnival will draw
crow DIS Of people. lcTc Will bc hive submarine cx-
plOsIous BY electricity IN the afternoon. The even
ny Will he enliNeaed by three display of fireworks
the Stounmg Of Pckin," novel st pieces and
FAIRY land decorations.
WAXING A Girl. BY sTPOKING HER CHEEK.
Kate Dutch, young girl, was awakened al
a. H. yesterday ia her room AT No. =, 900 uth-aye,,
by a man strokmg her face. She screamed and
awoke a girl sleeping with her and the man disIp-
peared through an open window. he girls Iccog-
nIZed him john Cantroll PAINTER. Justice
Wede held HIM IN $500 bonds ior good behavior for
| one month.
TRACTS FOR STRET-CAR MN.
! A well-d1csscd man took ms stand III Printing
house square about p. H. yesterday and dealt out
] 10 the conductors and drivers Of the upward bound
sIeel-cars little folio tract, giving reasons My
1 they should not support Cleveland 10 all Wit
/ asked lol a copy lac absolutely turned "a deaf ear
/ DchtoWlhg hl~ ibvoT5 upon those vino were we'll
/ known HNeUes OF the street railroad companies.
| MuHE FORCED SoIE- BI PHASE.
! Additional forged notes of Joseph VI. Pcase, who
/ is III the lUmbs awaiting Trial, have been dIscOy
cred by OlCott, Mcstlc az Gonzales, No. 30 Broad
way, and Counsel for the City Bank. The --latest
developments are a forged note of ~ 500 90, puG
! porting 10 have been accepted 10y j. II. Otman ~
Co., Of PittsbuTR, and forged drafts Ilaworth y
| Dewhurst, also vi PlttsDuIH- {" the amount u
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tooEiva ron 4 RUNAWAY COUPLE.

Lilly ONT ggr seventeen, III daughter of Nlll-
lam Ohtl ui Simuutou.nVc.. tliltuu. ttHlrn Island
clopcd ou lhutaduy with William llolcuhongcL
who ~ about forty NclrH old, soc HAD her ttun,
expressed 10 tins city an hour before tho started,
and took all her clothing bcsidra jrwcll belonging
10 her father She lclt 4 letter In ter room IA
which she stated that she had gono away never TO
return. Mr. Ohl yesterday had circulars printed
odcIIug reward Of 5000 for the arrest OF the lun
awayH. lie wns greatly excited aud sad that he
would shoot lIoycuhoagcr ON blglt Inc staten
communicated with police headquarters IN tins
clty. asking Inspector liyuCs to keep his men ON
Ter, a. the hotels were hrlLg examined with view
10 getting clue 10 the couple. II Was thought
that Trey were at hotel on thursday night, aud
left the city yesterday morning.
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nlnING A erRANGE nIsArrEANANcE.

East New Bruuswicb u populous district one
mite from New brunswick. y H.. Is greatly excited
over the IN, etcIious disappearance ot Miss Saidh
+. stevens. age forty, who, In April Last. went 10
1--we as q hausckceupr with ono PcIduu. a farmer
Ou tine NIGH of August IL she retired, as usual, TO
a second story bedroom. Two boys who slept IN
adjoining room heard her max" an cutlery. Al
vas duirt a moment later aud the boys went to
sleep Al / a M the boys and Nh. reIdun arose,
"A. usual but Miss stevens did not appear At
o'clock Nh Pcrdun forced the door oi her bedroom
mud save he found # empty aud her clothing lying
ON the floor he SAID nohing ubout the matter and
II only came ont hy accident ON Thursday night
Chipl of Police Flt1gcIpld. of Ncw-lirunswick. ~
working no the ca4c. Miss Stcvcus.s relatives nj
Somcryillc. A. H.. do not know where shc ls. She
hears u good reputation and rs member of thc
Presbyterian church ni l'auncld.
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t,e swine into the street, when they were at once
seized by the pound master.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

VAN NEsr.-The station Of tho New-H Kan,
road near the Catholic Protcctory has been roOoeu
twice in the past week
WrsrCuFsrrR.-William Callahan. who occupied
the Vileon farm. near ~" West Farms kallroau
Station has laid out track where horse racing Is
carried on for money on Sunday.
prtu.MvuIF-Irndert the auspices Of tho Pol
hamville Improvement Association lamps have been
erected In the streets and Colonel Richard latheTs
has agreed 10 give q sufficient number OF shade
trees 10 set out along all the streets and avenues.
H,RRISoy.-Thc now barn belonging to the estate
of William Mathews was totally DESTROYED by ilrc
with all its contents excepting the live stock, on
Wednesday evening.
SING SING.-An important decision has just boon
handed down by the Supreme Court in the case oI
Abram Acker against tho president and trustees OF
the village, for damages to hls property nom
frcshet i'm is7s After several trials tho court has
affirmed the Judgment of 5000 given by Referee
Smith. against the village with an added e1pense'
including the original Judgment OF over , ,iVO.
The case " III now be carried by tho village to the
Court of Appeals.
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Lose ISLAND CiIY.-Baltaler Fcha and ScrcO
CHEN, the two sailors IS AO were with Marine when
he was shot by Ouicer Walsh. were nualgncd before
charge Of ielontous as-Iut. The prisoners were
represented by cA-Di.tl.t Attorney IONnns and
\. e.. GONZALEZ, II tins citY. The prosecution,
through Conn. cloI Bril-, kcd Tor an adjourn
meut, winch was gIautcd. ..... hr bod, Ul Inau,
supposed 10 bee Harry Neis, age hIty-tNc, Of tuis
city, was washed ashore al Astoria tostcrdaY.....
DI Demcr health officer raldrd the piggrilc5 of
john Meyers, thu-tIaua Herman. Adam Held aud
John Hart. The special officers employed 10y the
Board vi Health tore down the piggcrcs and turned
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DE GIvrHyLLTs VINE HEARD FRoN.

A tall woman. nchly dressed IN slik. with pcpo 10
scssIng face and ClRuitci oafuaFc inquired of the
CLERK ~ Bellevue Hospital yesterday afternoon, IN
u soft voice with French accent;
Can see the Count DE GlycrNlllcf'
"Mho are YOU, madam, are you the Countess ~
The clcrk inquired,
No. am not the Countess De Gigcvilc,' the
woman answered. " Nor am ] acquainted either
with hDi or the Count. came here out of sNmpa-
thy ct rely, and desire To hcc him If possible and
"a press my surIow ai the unfortunate and humIl-
latiug position IN Inch hc Is placed
The clerk Informed her that II Vas against the
rules to allow straurcrs 20 see patients and especial
Is the insane ones
"All night them she said. "lf cannot see him.
will Sou be Kind cuOu, ia to give these TO hlm; and
che handed the clerk a handsome bouquet and a
small BASKET of assorted fruit.
The condition OF the Count was not improved
yesterday. lie sat on bench near the entrance of
tho insane payliio:, nearly al day, with Lis legs
crossed and the huxcIs Of Ai, night hand playing a
tattoo on the top Oh his head. He frequently NUT
tered f." words IN French, and several times
gave the order Naltl' lie waS more detected and
melancholy than lac had been during his confinement.
He paTtoOk sparmgiv of food. he following
dispatch was received 10y his attending physician
late last evening:
ST. LCUiS. Mo, sent il, ls-i
d. H. v WMDuAS BcIerpe HosP.tat ~ H..
L lie tyc tO-uI- Ia ana VII. you Saturday.
VIRGINIA Ia. NINIRNuJF.
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uI,grRT rrENNIG NAY RECOVER.

The condition Of Hubert Pl,nnig, who at
tempted t. commit suicide Thursday, after firing
three pistol shOts at ms biO,hd-!A-lew il " est
Seventh -tlth hist. though critical is Improving Ho
Is at the Ninety -nlnth Street Hospital lie hIcd
two pistol balls, twenty-five C-Ibrc, mo bl3 head
The first one entered IN front ol tire night ear, took
al upward course, and emerged al tic outward eI-
tremity of the right eye. The second enc entered
behind the same ear. passed through the skull per
meated the BRAN, and inflicted a dangerous though
bot necessarily fatal wound. When taken ~ tie
hospital he " a. under the influence of liquor lie
retained CONSCIOUSNESS. The wound IN the back Of
the head pIobed but no trace OF the bullet was
found. Tue pistol must have been held close 10 the
head, as his lace and neck arc spCcAled with pow
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JUDGE SENT TO RICHMOND COUNTY.

Justice O'Rcillv. at the Jefferson MaI"Gt O4ul'
vcsIcTdny. read the following letter from the D'S'
tTict-AttorncN:
Ibaye carefully considered the case of Patrick JUICE
with reference To the question Of the l'l- &c ION 81
conn Y over the Of. nee alleged To have been coiluiu
bv him The evidence before yOl shows ma ihr DOW
was ttluck ard tr- death uccurrcl on lur we
Arthur Kill otherwise known os staten l@l'up S"Hl'
ctw. en- Two and three miles below Nnhr IMPORT 'r
Buckwheai Island. In MY opinion these vat i cti'tUu
hc .aiI to be river within the me Ing OF > coh 10
lS6 of the Code of Cimnal llocc u"' l-a ,h'it-or
am coustraiu to say that, nWy judg1 cnl tu' I
lion over the offence charged aSIlns jug" j. ~ lI
County Of Richmond. have 60 f.. "a Win ~, 0.
cher the District orncy OF That county anu ~ CO."
firms NV view N M { err wouli, inrieIolc. com
mend mat he prisoner he turned over - lie i"p'
officers of Richmond County. Please hod 'h' Pii''''
uIti The warrant comes
The Justice agcoIdiuoly surrendered judge 10
two staten Island policemen, and they took nm 10
RichmCud County.
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AN,Trvr FAST INDIAN ORATOR.

Tlcuamc Of the Rev Dennis Osborne, the gifted
Tur.~an preacher. who is ANNOUNCED 10 I'LL the
pulpit # lie Rev 'r John Hail. Ii'th-aNe. ana
lilty-fith St.. ON Sunday morning ana #itfH4oh'
u unfamiliar 40 NtW-l Workers. but IN Ihiiadc PIMA
where the larger part OF his bret VISIT to TINS
oouutr, has uccn spent he ha,attI4cted laIRc aud-
cuce~. who have been chmIrri 10y AlS u'Mri' = W.
.ol,,iirr and attammcuts Preaching recently before
fhc faculty and Students Of Princeton, hc made
great ulpI, ,,ou. and az Ocean Glot e., last month,
he was thought thc most eloquent speaker thrN lau
heard He Is about To leave for ms hone. IN ldl"
dulluC the coming week. audi this VIII ue the iaot
OppUr, UNITY to hear a remarkable man.
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WnAr is COMO ON ro-nAY.

Concy Island Jockey chm Rsco' rn'cIsbead Bay,
y. m.
staten ls.pnd Athlete cube fal Cen'a lomphn'villc
b. ~.
kyl,k Rowing Associ,tou tcauttl Nlack, . y. IN.
lawn touuIs tournament u rye.
Harlem Regatta Asaocntion. kniolcfho kcr Cottage
y,
ihntppu cub diuuet, MnrnolVa evening
New Notkncttul baseball match, Ioo btounds
y ~,
Eo.tiwN Hunting clubs mc ft E'cdnVy.
IN. ara sitcp lNud cricket mItcl, tiu'en Island
tiIckct tmb'H Grounds.
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A swIYDIER ON HIS WAY TO CANADA

Supc.ntcndcut Wall.ng has received Information
thai a Swindicr known a. Charles Ecnton mas
been passing forged checks on tDe National I3f@
Bank, Of M, city. in Ncv-EHC9r! AID Canada.
Thee crs aIelor small amounts and pugport 'h3{c
been drawn 10 the sriudi,rs order by William OBJ
son. publisher of The N0GIGJ EJHt NQl VHIL
stamps o. ccrtihcation. the swindler j. Young
man. IA and well built, auda' last accounts hcap-
pearcd 10 be suffering from hay teyc- nc repre-
Tie first comp &nJs concerning MIN came rom Jew
Haven and lis subsequent m0teuej lG"i,$ 'e lhil
he D. travelling toward The Western state nv W"y
of Canada. lie was recently acconptuci by an
accomp.ire. who cave ms uanH as john hri'N ana
claimed 10 IeD;cscnt "a hardware finn m CHICAGO.
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YACHT RACING OFF YoNKERs.

The annual regatta of the Ncsper Yachting
Assoc1i on Of Yonkers took place y,sierd '9c here
good lrcoz'. and the rtce WIS exciting Inc
from a stake boat Off tho Vcspcr olt-hou7c
TO arryiown LUCY and rur'. There were four en- tle7
the Il Rowland. Montana jack, Nc'pcr and Warren
Ellsworth. 1ney arrived AZ the home stake I'm the order
named, the Ray Rowland taking ir5. ptilo
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A GnRGrnl.s AllNsEr.

The sl,y at sunset Yesterday WAS HuOuncd with
peculiar aud beautiful tiutH winch recalled the
gorgeous deaths of the dtNH If The Late fall aud
carly winter last Nolr SCARCELY had the .uu sunk
below the horizon when all tho Vo"tcn rhv grew
" hcu about IA quarter of the way 10 zenith, an
ponicd that peculiar ,rimton after glow winch
used 60 blaze lu the heavens 90 the autumn sunsets
al last year Gradually the flaming Crimson and
Che delicate optmc uuts fade /. and gave place To
n bright golden glow. From tho top of I'M
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would have delighted 10 paint. 80 dclicit" and
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color aud darkness. AgNuht the golden glow oil
Ti,ors stood clearly defined with it's tDwct,uud Cross
topped douc. linen line of lights twlulIur and
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~ seemed almost touching the gorgeous sky, the
purple Orange Mountain, wrapped iu mist, watcd
the coming night