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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
Compulsory Attendance at College Prayer.

To the EDITOR OF the GlOoe.
Many thanks for publishing my letter on
the above subject IN the GLOBE Of last week.
did not anticipate that it would meet with
such attention and unanimous appreciation
Your correspondent observer has ven
tured reply which is anything but credita-
bic to Christian, not to mention a ''mem-
Der OF full standing OF an orthodox church,
in the city Of St. Paul. From this admission
OF church membership. which he makes under
very suspicious haste, It is evident my letter
touched him exactly in the delicate point OF
his religious and social Standing SO Their
he takes particular care 10 come before the
public this time in the full colOrs and glitter
ing garb of . Cbristian-aud even one who
practices morning and evening prayer.
What sudden transition from arra1t atbe-
ism To- practical Christianity from doubt and
darkness TO piciy aud prayerl Let me ask,
has public opinion, that great "faci1F" in the
affairs Of men, any share in this sudden con-
veTsi0ni II -, bis position IS ANYTHING but
improved-if Il irrevoca5ly lost Tie public
will read his last production with mingled
pity ard surprise. This is enough just al
present The other portion Of his letter Is
utterly unworthy Of notice, az be DOES not
seem TO understand even the dOctriuzi terms
be uses FOR the manifest purpose Of covering
his iznoniaOGs retreat frOm a position which
has already brought upon him unenvizhle
notoriety. ! sympstbize with tae ''ehurch''
OF vhica he claims - be "a full Standing
member" Thanking you kindly for your
81 J. sxrrH.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
A Costly piece Of Head-Gear.

The crown of England has twenty dia-
monds around its chief circle, about $50, 900
and ever so many other diamonds and pre-
cious stones, the whole cost :ug about $500, 900
of our money. Some people think Queen
Victoria wears 1t every day, but she does not
Uneasy sleeps the head that wears a crown"
Browns IrDn Bitters costs but a dollar and
brings sleep Ia the nervous, strength to the
debiitated, and comfort 10 the rheumatic.
Mrs. VIM. S. Lane, Fredcrica, Del, Gays,
browns Iron Bitiers is tie best remedy for
lame back and liver complaint ever used. :"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
CURE FOR PILES.

itching at night after getting warm. This
Unpleasant sensation is Immediately relieved
by an application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Rem
edy. Piles in all forms, Itch, Salt Rheum
and Ringworm can be permanently cured by
the use of this great remedy. Price so cents.
Manufactured by the DR.. Bosanko Medicine
Co., Piqua, o. Sold by A. P. Wilkes, Seven
Corners;F. H. Haincrt, 374 Dayton avenue;
John Boyden, 1923 East Seventh street, ana
P. c. Lutz, Wabashaw street, opposite post
Office
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09

1885. The three-year-olds show average
quality. Richmond, Elmendorf and Detec-
tive are the best of the lot The first named
is considered the best representative of the
stable for the Wthers stakes. The two-year-
Oils are particularly promising lot, and the
Dwyer Bros. are likely to gain very prom
inent place among the list Of winning owners
in 1885.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
SIKH.

The government OF the corporation and manage
nent Of is affairs shall be vested IN board Of seven
directors who shall bold their Office and serve uatil
their successors elected The board Of directors
shall be ected By the stockholders annually on the
first Tuesday In June Of each year. subject 10 such
On nze az nay be prescribed BY bylaws or resolu-
tlOus Of the board. The board may make4 s3oJt
altar and amend bylaws for the corp ration: and
may By resolution laws determine the officers Of
corporation. and shall elect the same and pres rf5e
the pozeTs and duties Of al such officers.
The first board OF directors shall consist Of William
Dawson. ABsei Oppenhefm- z. " Winter A. g.
Stick1ey. c. II. LiensH, Edward Lzngevi.i and W ~
Campbell. who shah hold and serve Until their suc-
eessOrs are elected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09

Billy Wilson vii opens boxing clsss. assisted
b. Prof. Wn. n BzEt and Thos- Je9erso1-
TIE vel kssNa sport Of ST. P1zL Application
sAosd be male AZ once =, 80 Aiuaeso;a street
A saitsols ron Is being siIsdBp Mr. Wilson
!. zzsaI for TIE Bzsoy gsovs. the best made Mr..
Wilsoz's ksstqzzrters VII e s; 90 2iz1esots
street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09

The names and places OF residence Of the persons
forming this corporation are William Dawson. Ansci
Oppenheim. A. sdskney. Z " Winter. G. n.
Llenau. Edward LanZeTin and ". n. Cam 1beII. all
residing IN the city Of St. Paul, state Of Minnesota
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, MINI. Jan, 90, 1

STATE OF MINNESOTA.
DEPAETNEST Or INSURANCE.
81. PAUL. January, 1896
7, A. r NcGiI, Insurance Commissioner Of the
state Of Minnesota, DO hereby certify that the
Hanover Fire Insurance company above
named. has complied with the laws Of this
state relafiag 70 Insurance. and f. fully era-
powered through lie authorized agents 70 Transact
its appropriate business Of FIRE insurance, IN this
state for the ysa- ending January S1st, 1896.
4. 2. McGTLL.
1910 Insurance Commissioner.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
SAINT PAUL, January, 1885.
I, A. r. McGill, Insurance Commissioner of
the state of Minnesota do hereby certify that the
Security Insurance company above named,
has complied with the laws of this state relating
to insurance, and is now fully empowered
through its authorized agents TO transact its ap-
proprate business of fire and inlan insurance, in
this state for the year ending January 81, 1886.
A. r. McGILL,
3S-40 Insurance Commissioner
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
TIE FASTEST OF THEM ALL.

ENoR SALE-Young Trotting Stock-I have
Il several one and two-year-old colts, the get
of Baymont, 1.027, son of Alden Goldsmith 337
out Of standard mares. Colts all large and rangy
fine looking, and Enthusiastically showing the
promise of speed. G.. w. Sherwood. 420
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09

T AXE COMO STOCK FARM have for sale,
IL a nice lot of colts and FLIES, one, two and
three year olds all standard bred got by DeGraff s
Alexander, and by Theseus, by Administrator,
drm by Almont, son of Alexander's Abdallah.
Also for sale, lakewood, four years old, by Alex
ander, standard, 1855. w. L. McGrath.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
SEVES.

The capital stock o. this company shan he divided
Into Eve thousand shares o. hundred dollars
each.
In testimony whereof. re have heresn:o set our
hands and seals respectively thls tn day Of Yebru
arg A. D. 1855.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
STATE OF MIySEsoTA g..

sIATE UF NINNE-JIA- Z =,
BsEsxT COrSTT.
PsfsoazliT cane before ne. 1osz-7 pz5.is e and
for said coa1ty 2zd s.ste fhIs seventh i&T Of Fsbfu-
ar = > Isss. the so0Te named SiiEsn DzTsO5.
ArseI O2re-he.n- z. =. winter. A. 2 SiickueT.
E5EEr1 La1Esviz- G Il LieDa1 and ~ n cazg5oen.
70 wsI known % b ire persoas ~ho sTec1-e1 the
fore5i1z articles q toeo~rorstign and they acEaOzI
edged ira. shsy a1opcsc zzd slzzet lie sane foT the
uses and purposes fAereta expressed
TyCsx-1zs seaLl JOHy / THOMPSON.
SossTT Pz5-sr, RszseJ c0zz-y, Minnesota
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
HFTH.

The highest amount OF Indebtedness liability TO
which sad corporation shall az any time be subject
shall not exceed One mI.IOn dollars.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09

DRESTON STOCK FARM, Preston, Fillmore
i County, MINI. For public service, Herod
(2:24H), King OF the Morgans, Trample,
the most successful trottng sire OF his age in the
northwest; Comus, a frst-class draft stallion
For pedigrees and terms. address NJ, T. Grattan
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
Articles Of incorporation.

IZNow ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. that
IN we whose names are hereunto subscribed do,
for the purpose OF forming and organizing corpora
on under and by virtue OF Title one, Chapter thirty
four SD Of the General Statutes Of 1875 Of the
of Minnesota, hereby associate ourselves together
adopt and sign the following Articles Of Incorpora
ton:
FIRST.
The name OF the corporation shall be the WEST ST..
FAUL UNION RAILWAY AND TRANSFER COMPANY.
The general nature Of Its business shall be to con-
struct. maintain and operate railway within the
City OF ST. Paul, in the county Of Ramsey and state
Of Minnesota, starting at point Of junction tn the
railway of the Chicago Milwaukee d ST. Paul RAJ way
Company AMI the Chicago, st. Paul, NJ nneapolls
Omaha Railway Company, the south de Of the
Mssiss ppI river WITHIN the Sixth ward OF the city Of
St. Paul, running thence such line its Board Of
Dlrec: ors may select. nearly parallel with the Mis-
sissppi river to the south line Of the city Of St. Paul.
in section nine 49,, township twenty eight (1S range
twenty-five 2 Also to build branch lines con
Meeting railway with any and all in iustrles
located nld which may hereafter be estab shed In
said city, but more es ecially in the Sixth ward of
said city. Also to sbuilI all necessary side tracks.
yards. depot buildings AM warehouses 70 be used In
connection with said railway. Also 70 build rail-
ways and docks to be used IN connection with
steamboats, the Mississippi river. Said rail.
way and de-o,s ard warehouses in connection
Herewith 20 b. OPEN upon equal and Just terms
20 the Of any and all railroads terminatlnZin
said city Of ST. Paul and all railroads which may
hereafter he built into the city Of St. Paul. subject 20
such rules. yuatOns and charges as may be estab
lshed by the directors Of said company, for the pur
pose Of doing terminal business in SAID city. and
transferring and freight from railroad to
from all other railways and to the different indus
tries located said line Of railway. and 70 and from
the docks and warehouses on the Mississippi river
SECOND.
Tho time Of commencement Of said corporation
shall be the Sixth day Of February, A. d. 1885, and
the period Of duration nine hundred and ninety nine
years.
THIRD.
The capital stock OF said corporation shall be Eve
hundred THOUSAND dollars. and shall be paid In as
called for By the board OF directors.
FOURTH.
The highest amount OF Indebtedness or liability TO
which sad corporation shall az any time be subject
shall not exceed 0ne ml.l.0n dollars.
FIFTH
The names and places OF residence Of the persons
forming this corporation William Dawson. Ansc
Oppenheim. A. s;iskuey, Z Winter. G. r.
Lienau. Edward LanZsTin and ". n. Cam 1beII all
residing IN the city Of 81. Paul. state of Minnesota
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
THIRD.
FOURTH.

The capital stock OF said corporation shall be FIVE
hundred THOUSAND dollsFs. and shall be paid In as
called for By the board OF directors.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09
SECOND.

Tho time Of commencement Of said corporation
shall be the Sixth day Of February, A. u. 1855. and
the period Of duration nine hundred and ninety nine
years.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-09

HENRY W. PRICE,. President
GEORGE s. ROPER. Secretary
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-29

= Sin junser Mann Namens Sobn
Cumming BON Sauf Centre ipurbe am
Samftas in Der @aiienri6ters Office
uon Den Softuren &amiap mnb Beebe
unteriu6t, als .irr iinnia 'befunben unb
pom @aiieuridter 0rif Der Srrenan:
italt iberuieieu.
Ser @6tb. 6. S. Wacbonalb
,purbe ant porisen Sreitas telesrapbiid
in &enntntB seiebt, baB feline Mutter
nit benz Eobe rinse. Nuf bieie Na6=
ridt bin reiite Serr Wacbunalb nad
StiIwater, fanb feline Mutter nod lebenb
Dor, bic iebo1 am Samitag idon ibreu
@eift aufsab. 9ie BerltOrbene bate
bas bpbe utter BON rs Sabren erreidt.
|9as SesrdbniB fanb inter GROCER gGeilz
nabme. BON 2eibtrasenben am Monta9
in StiGmater Itatt. Gm @rabe Der Ser
itorbeuen trauert Der @atte, Sr. s. 5.
Wacbonalb BON gbasfa, pier S6bne
Or. g. g. Macbonalo in Chicago. &i9'
ter Macbonalb in Sbatopee. Der Idtb
is. s. Wfacopnalb in ct. glouo, Son
Wacboualb III Safe gttp unb suei Sod.
ter, Srau %. IS. Smitb in San Diego.
gafifuruien, uno Srau u. S. Sauften'
berg in StilImater. Mbse Die 8eritDr.
bene in Srieoeu ruben!
- Die v2tttle Sails 2umber Co."
ianbte Dem Staatslefreidr lire Sucor.
poratipnss lrfunoe etu. @tammfapital
$50,0 00 Toupn 80 8rosenr ste,6 einSu
sahlen iinb. Sncorporatureu unb erite
8camte: 8raiioent, 9sebemlab 8. Glarfe
Stce 8rdliocnt, Qnore!u MeGrec; Sci
Sreo .. glerfe; S6abmeilter. ghmuu,
! &otbwea.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-29


= Gin bebauernwertbes lln9liG tsof
am Wontas Worsen ben Serrn,@ar. 8.
Smith, tuel9"r als Sermiet6er-ii5er Die
3immer nes @eitbauies oerfist- Sc
nannter ldBt ELM neues 8obnbaus in Der
unteren Staot errihten lllb.er iu5te Ii6
als Initreider niibli6 gu maden- GtDa
II SUB bod itanb er auf einem @erift,
iteate ieooh in Solse srr ibsogrsBen
Sibe auf Inrat1an zines Der sLrbeiter
bic &rbeit ELL. @r ibritt iiber Elm 8sett
bintpes, trat nieies burda unO iasI su 30
ben. Beim Sale Itiefs er nit Der Suite
aIf eiHcn SOtSbpd. nrbei elm &np6ea &C.
brobeu purhe. Ser 8erunsladis febt
uuter Der gsbanbluns Der asrste Sill
nan nno 8ssbe, Die beiien ,Siaftaab als
einen iebr Ritiiden erffaren. 30 Serr
Smith 8estes uneea i'm ssaden oauuuz
tru9. f0nran Die gerSte bts lest aidt be-
ftimmen, inf en1 cine unteriuban9 bes
gerun9lah en- ni1t uor &btahf BON brei
Tasen sorsenommen meroen fam. SaGs
!Serr Gm.tb NIT Dem 2eben oaoUn fommt,
wirb er na6 ben 4usiasen Der Ners
te, oss arippef ben &elt ieines 9aieins
uerse5en miinen.
6err Sobn 8en5 nebit Gema6fil
bon ct. 8aul irafen beute @titto9 Die
elm nno merben einise Sage oils GGlt
i'm elterliden t6auie Der Grau. in be,
Tamilie s. M. &oIeaberser, racilen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-29
25 guitars 8eiabaasagt

Tttr Ste Ginbrinaum9 ntts 1te=
berfnbrtt9 elmer YerSon, ipetfe
td 0eSen Ste Sa9ossfeke Dor Sett
Is. NugnN perfebtt, miro pbiae
V~eIobtuna bon oena st. GleMo
Sa9crbereiu besdblt.
Sobn Coates Yrdfoents
Gbr. s. Webrotb, Sec.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-29

l1noI Su1ir 'otI lotSlr on peueh-
Neutrality-suspicious. (board
of aud1t) s so
Sir Gourtbaus ......... 1000
Gourtbaus unb @efdngniB 800
9ifriftsGpurt ........ 1000
9et6enI6au ......... 200
Srriinnige. 1000
GourtDs8 eamtenz @ebibreu :. 1900
Sir Srieoensseridt ....... 500
- @efansniB ......... 1900
Cages ano Meilengeblbreu
Der guunip gommiiIdre -. 1000
.9rudlaten (gider e1nse.
Iblollen) $500
Sir Seri4te Der @eburten uno
Gterbetdle ........... 400
Sir @ese uno 8rldsn 1000
Sir Sriide in BaDnesDille... 1000
Stir 8rilfe in Clearwater. 5000
gounipzg eamien-@ ebditer -. 1O,S75
Sir Experimentation 49,. 500
= Sene sliifliden @eniHner. auf
oeren9tummer BET Der 8ariociuns in Jarz
ming ein @eminn fiel, rao Die bis eabin
oas @emDnuene iii1t teanipru6tan, finb
ireunbli9it erlu6t, iida an perm $. 9.
Diusmanu, ben Sefr. pes Gomite ~ foens
DEN, inGs iie pinidea, oaB Nan ibnen
ben betreHenben Gewinn saibiden
mb9te. Die 8elsser Der Sidets $50.
/, 2, 5, 10. 30, 81, 81. S3. 68. 1873,
l57, unb 1S4, baben Iih bis habin nu1
nibt eemelSet, sno fois iic big gum 1.
Septem5er 1885 feline stadribt einlau,
;eu la5len. miro r.an bic nidt beam
jIprn9ten Ge9ealto- abe dig @eIbent be-
Stride be.ranteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-29

bes Serrn 8. &einbarb purbe benz 8au>
unternebmer SObn Seimann contractlid
iberlaIien. 9as neue @ebdube piro 20
bel SO SUP srOB unb inlO Sasen uOllens
oct fem.
= Iusenbl,dlid beberberst Gberiff
Wiflep elm ibDnes Gdr9en aug Benton
County. 2ebmann, elm iunser 8urlde
uub 2is5ie Sal6mann, cine uerfommene
.@66ne, iiben binter GdloB uno &iesel
unter Der Qnflase. Dem Sater bes Srou>
'en5lmmers $63 eniiuenbet 81 baben. Sc.
nanntes Ydrden iubte ihon Dor Wonas
ten in Der Slubt iein Seil, ba Der 8ater
slaubte. sesen bic Seiratb ieiner Sobter
prote ltireu gu miiifen. Dieie, lieB Die
Slidtlin9e pe~rfOlsen. unb Dem Sheriff
selang es, tbn bel DULUTH uno iie in
minneapolis 81 erhaihen. Sic Tohter
Ifano i'm Sauie oes Saters uieber Gufs
nsbme uuo bat II Die quite 9bat bes
u!ten Maunee bamit uergolter, baB iie
uno ihr @eliebter ais Seiiersbelfer bic
&afle Des 8aters UNI SG3 leidter mad.
ten. Mursel lperoen Die Y@eieiieueaA
id Dor ben S6ranfen hes @eridts si
uercntprrten habeH,
9ie Sabresoeriammluug Der Mit.
elieher Der 0anoelsfammer finoet ON
Indditen MontaS itatt. Seoes Witaiiee
lit erludt. iib eiuiiaeen 81 moQen.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

Traymore spending his honeymoon His wife was better
Rices Pop" party. She receives little attention
from the guests at the hotel
Mrs. Edward Jackson and family, OF New-Y0rk, are
here for the private cottage, The daughters
considerable notice with their handsome dogcart
when driving along the beach.
At the Mansion House there the following from
New-York: X. K. Barringer, the Rev. J. w. Love- L.
Kahn, Theodore Harding, Thomas j. Wood, j. Alexander
Brown, ii. ]. Myers L. A. Kingsley, Philip G. Edwards,
James NJ. Roxberry, Colonel E. Paul Freeman, ]. "
Thompson, John b. Houck and wife, Nathaniel Plymp-
ton, ". J. Best d. A. Wilson, Charles Campbell and
wife. George b. Prescott, Jr,, ii: IL Menham Ralph j.
Kingston, H. J. Spenck and wife, s. ii. Wilson, I. r.
Johns Henry c. Porter Miss Caroline struthers, Miss
Stella DC Lange, Miss Jennie H. Jamison, Mrs r. +.
Edmundson. At the United States Hotel: Z. Young
and family, W. d. Jacobus and wife. T. f. Jenkinson and
daughter. Miss f. Garwod. At the Chaif9nte: L. A.
Phillips and wife, Miss r. Atwater At the Revere: D.
W. Richmond. r. +. Collins AT the Berkeley Miss n
Knight. At the Ashland: Miss Edith Lees Miss stella
Montgomery and James =. Feathersby. At tho Colon
made: William Lee, 4. X. CnaretOn.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
WASHINGTON PARK RACES.

CHICAGO, July 11.-There was a large at
tendance at Washington Park to-day the closing one Oh
the meeting there being not less than 10000 people on
the grounds the bell tapped fer the first race III
the first race six furlong heats for all ages the nrS
heat was by Hot Box, time, 1169 the secohd he.
and the by Hot Box. time, 1:1S+ In 'ne seco"u
race. ono mile. for twoyearolds. Jim Gray won by
length h. G. Bruce second nose in front OF Colonel,
third Time 1:i7. The third race. and onequarter
miles for three year olds, won by Thistle py a
length and half Time, 2:l2. In the Great western %
went away when the flag fell and was never headed
from start to finish. Time, 2:35l In the min race,
mile heats for all ages, the first heat was won by
Hazarus time i34; the second heat and the race Dy
lazarus time, 1:44l2 The Consolation purse Ior All
agcs one mile and furong taken by Valet. lime'
l:5Jla.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
SNALL RIOT ~ 4 RTN.S N.SHOP.

Tarrytcwn is infested by II gang Of ru.lians Of
the worst class. who to set the authorities OF
tho place Mt defiance About l a. III. yesterday
a gang OF eight ten Of these lawless persons under
tho leadership of Robert sWood went to the shop
Michael DDnohuc, III Courtand-st. as he was about
closing his place. anl Commanded drinks. After being
supplied they refused to lay cent Tor what thcy mad
had, and asked DJnoLuc "wbat he was going TO DO
about IT," Donohue got his revolver and told Wood he
must pay for the drinks which had been furnished 10 the
PARTY. Wood clinchcd with DonChue. who gave him a
terrible blow head with the buttend of the pistol
making some ugly wounds There was moro fighting,
but finally Dorohue succeeded In putting the ruans cut
OF the room, and shut and bced the door. The gang
lOitered In of the building fow moments and then
began hurl large stones aud bottles through the win
dows aud glass doors DoAcEue ut last appeared at %
scconostory window pistol In hand and called out to
the dosst from their rotous work or take tho
consequences. Io answered by stone lie then
fred ut Wood the leader Of tbs crowd. the bullet taking
effect Ia tho back, between his shondcr-bades This
produced a suspension OF hostties Wood was removed
To his Lome where lie was attended by DIR. Furman.
who was unable lind the ball. but he had not raised
any blood IL thought nat he might possibly
Douohue arrested by Constable John Cannon nnd
taken before Justice James =. see who committed him
to await the result Of Woods injuries.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

TO L. paterson Bric-a Brac to l. ksoer ,, -. H. bc
Ksbcr led for the greater part OF theJouLne' na
dropped his rider Echo with mnch ease H. h 81 Ia.
His rider made great fuss at the finish nh re
onjred no riding Abraham was second twenty ie,s @
before Bric-a- Brac who was neck before fa'erso"
Mutual pools $21 75. . ,,.,.,...,. ..,o, and
sale OF nine yearlings from Mr. witherss STOCK anu a
humber of horses other stables was helu AZ '"
track by Bruce d Bfen agents Tor the o"hciS -
chestnut colt by Uncas-ChamOis was bought ior "
Loriard .or $3.50; bay colt by Uncas-Tatoo Ior W. ~ W.
Phps for $3.50 bay colt by Uncas-fnyoriac TOT w, ,io
Dwysrs for $3.50 chestnut colt by Maearooii.n
gnette for the Dwycrs for $500 bny colt Dy ana NV
Macaroo Pouch for Captain Conner for $40
ly by Macaroon. Revolt for f. o. 0Ieilly for pay
diy ly Alarn-( arrie Mac for A Carson for sou. Al
these were ycarngs froa Mr. Witherss stable; @ Haunn
four years, from W. L. scott's stable, went 10 o.
for Sj75 Home ward Bound three years. by ConeSs
Quarantine to F. McCleland for 300 Velvet & rree
Years by Algerine yalleria to +. Rockwell ior 80,
and ycorng bay colt by AttilaT The Squaw, brother
70 Teci,mseh was bought by Charles Lteted for S3Oo
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
NARRAGANSETT PIER.
FEW ARRIVALS AS YET-THE HOTEL MEN DEsPoND-
ENT.

FEW ARRIVALS AS YET-THE HOTEL MEN DESPOND-
ENT.
NARRAGANsETT PIER, July 1.-THE streets
They are filing with the jaunty turnouts Of the wealthy
ana by pedestrians who seem to be fully enjoying life
at its best To comely young woman, with 10 thought
as to the expense possessing good HEALTH and hav-
ing residence Narragansett Pier there Is little to be
desired.
The hotels and tradesmen net satisfied with the
showing arrivals for the past week. but as one OF
them said. oh, WELL this hot weather Will fetch en-
The permanent residents here and in fact many OF the
summer people still discussing the post office change
which place last Tuesday. For the past ten years
James d. Caswell has been the postmaster. He was
veteran the war; Republican, and an active worker
so that it was easy enough to dispose Of him as
an "ofensive partisan" Through the iniu-
enco OF W. C. Clarke, member OF the
State Central Committee Mr.. j. c. Tucker. tr. active
place. Thursday the mails were distributed under Mr.
fuckers management from W. u Ciarkes drug store'
the new location. go
arc the only things yet to bring the fashionable
people together, unless 1t may be the bathing at che
beach, But bathing beach life has little In 1t That -
ari.tOcratc much that Is democratic that IL don't
society The water has been at about fO' ana
many have enjoyed the blll0ws.
The Mahewson House has about 100 guests, which is
as many If than any hotel at the Pier can
boast Of 49,
There is some fine tennis playing daily in front of the
Atwood. -,
The following named NewYork people at the
Narragansett House: George Dwight, Mrs EDWARD
Dwisht, Mrs G D. Gambel % and maid Miss FLORENCE Florence
and maid, Mr.. and Mrs J. X. Connell and maid, Mr
and Mrs. Irving Clark, son and maid; Miss Bessie
Campbell John Wolfe, Mrs s. &. MDton and Inaid MISS
r. Crappcr. Mrs. +. l., Henop, Miss Grace Henop, and
Mrs. Lewis Henop.