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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

Mr.. E. r Wilson, Grand Rapids. Mich,
reports the case Of Mr. III. I. Sheldon, of
Lansing, Michigan, who for several weeks
suffered from frightful cough and cold,
which was cured by one bottle of Red
star Cough Cure
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

A bright little girl who saw three SIS
ters with hair Of rich auburn hue. re-
marked to her mother Seems to me,
mamma. that kind Of hair must be red
head-itary in that family"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

And shall you try 10 break his viii 2r
the caller wanted To know, after the Wild
ow had told her how the recently deceas-
Ell had fixed the property and rather left
her out.
Try?" the widow echoed, as she
smoothed out her dress eomplaeently- Il
don't think there viii be much try about
it. / didn't have any trouble breaking
his will when he WIS alive, and / don't
think II is going to trouble me any this
time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

1t is often said that second thoughts
are best. So they are in matters of judg-
menf, but not in matters of conscience.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02
Az OPEN LETTER.

LfsToNBr RI Pa,
Mar - lss6
Nh C. y BoYD SOMERSET. Pa.
Dear Ssr lin t,stifyiug Ia a., merits of
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diseaSe they are unriyale'l A. blood pu-
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may trufhfully he said thai their action ufon
the liver is universal. not 4 giaud or tissue
Gaping their sanadve influence / heartily
recommend vou- Mandrake Liver pills to any
one suffering from liver complaint
Yours
g. l.. DELAUTER
The above Testimonial c.iIne unsolicited and
Is all the more appreciated These pills are
among she best made They are not letent
remedy. a. the formula : on every bottle Try
tIern You viii find Just what you want.
Cali al NV sforv.. where you Viii So the finest
stock OF Drugs IN the county Goods the best
and prict> lowe
Respectfully
c. N. BOYD.
Mammoth Block SOMERSET. Pa
Every bosrle Of Wei De L,sseps' Norman Balsam
i sold on a positive gllaraEiee- C. y. Boyd, >ole
Agent
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

The eagle is q tough bird, but when il
i put on the back Of dollar It = legal
tender.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

Some one says: Money Is close Grab
il tben.-Ns,r Harm Near4
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

Sober second thoughts are generally
preceded by headsehes-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

HonOrs come by diligence; riches
spring from economy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

Tgnaers HE professional services to the citizens
lf ,omer-5t aud vicinity. OIhee IN Posi- once
Building
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02
,R H. BRUBAKER
nR WI RAUCH

Tenders biz professional services 70 the citizens
0f Slrer>et aud vicinity. Office in residence on
Main street west uf Diamond.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

The bounds Of reason-Jumping at con-
eluslons
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

TAIES L. PUGH,
., ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
- somerset, Pa
l4-a u Mammoth Block, up stairs Entrance
,is- 80. street Collections made, estates
~ II ---is .rar1i7ltd aud sll legal business al
1901 4, via rrsmptness and hdelity-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

NJ j. PRITT>,
VI somerset Pa
mrs.. Couuty Bank.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

When afflicted with \ cough or cold buy bot
Bovd Sole Agent
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

STroRNEI-AT-LAW.
IL somerset Pa,
--iftiee iu Somerset and adloll,llis co.l. .-,-.
pa i,l-i-gs, entrusted o him VII receive
,--..l.rt alfgltioI-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

JDfN u. KIMMEL.
., 4TTuRNEY-AT-I.AW,
- somerset. Pa,
MN r-r.ri % all business entrusted % nj care
f- -ngr-sr and adjoining eoGnilss, sith psenlf, p,
-a... Ls.H.l-'- B.nk store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02
HVN. II. KOONTZ,
II AFTDENEN-AI-LAN

p. Somerset and adjoining cDuIliirs-
| Printing House Row, opposite Ihe ooart
HI.f-U-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

- T. TRENT
- somerset. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

Every bottle Of Wei De Les.ep, Norman Balsam
i sold on a positive glaraEiee c. y. Boyd -ole
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-02

ATTORNEY -ATLAw,
IL somerset. Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
sTRyKJye ALLOW rHAT PROVED FATAL.

George Mccarthy. who well known feather weight
boxer few years ago the effects Of blow received
early yesterday at Court and sehermerhorn ss Brooklyn
He hsA been drinking part OF Wednesday evening
with sone friends one whom William Donovan.
twenty-five No ~ schenerhOrnst They were under the
influence Of liquor midnight when Donovan and Nc
Carthy began dispute the of the French
term Mccarthy told Donovan that he did
NO, kno AZ muo a. mule and was abusive him. finally
nging light Donovan refused aud said that he
70 Mccarthy followed him. and outside the door re
newed his challenge when Donovan refused second time
Eccarthy seized him by the and split It the back
donovan whred and struck MCCARTHY the side OF
she head with he fell the pavement
facturng skull The injured taken TO the Long
IsIsnd College Hospital where no died at
was arrested held by Police Justice Walsh Tor
zion Mccarthy first known as boxer when he got the
(,hambersst In 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

While the congregation Of the EphTdm Synagogue at
No 90 Montgomery St, celebrating the Hebrew New
Year Yesterday Ballard announced his desire OF
bracg the Jewish faith lie Is an engineer Employed on te
Pennsvlvana Railroad He permitted TO become mem
Der OF congregation Rabbi Rosenberg officiating at the
ceremony. Ballard said he proiessed any religious
faith before embraced the Jewish faith because he
sd.ed be the most charitable and free lIom hypOc
Tisy
During the exercises OF the chemistry class in the High
school yesterday flask containing acid exploded and
touched the faces ana dresses OF Two or
three pupils Professor Paddock applied diluted ammonia
all Of tue acid The faces OF The young
W be scared
OF wholesale cattle dealers have addressed petit
Albeit asking for the appointment OF IN
spectors prevent the importation OF cattle Injected WIN
pleurO pneumonia. Newton q Gnlett James y rldcock
Daniel Tofey George b. Wilson, sherman Culver Philip
Case Daniel Mcpherson Bryan Smith, and b. e. Coney
among the signers.
H. Barrett superintendent of the Erie railroad, received
summons yesterday TO appear III Police Justice stsings
and a charge OF violating
causing OF frame shed within the hIe limits
without permit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
THE COURTS.
n AnAINsr TILE ARCADE ROAD.

FOR AND AGAINST THE ARCADE ROAD.
The suit Of and other owners OF broadway
property against the NewYork Arcade Railroad Company
In which an Injunction for restraining the consruc
ton Of the road by the Legislature at It's s
session. was before Justice Supreme Court CHAM
bers YESTERDAY motion strike out portions OF the COM
plant, az irrelevant redundant Indefinite contra
dictory and vague" For the motion ROBERT Se"eib
e1.chief Justice Daily and Senator Ihomas
counsel for the railroad company appo"io"'
l. was opposed by exJudge Dillon Joseph AuerDac aioon
Man William Man. Mr.. Sewell maintained that Wy
that and rreparabe damage wou
be caused by the construction OF the rOa1 wour scs
the would be. was nslfcient lne ony
real the constitutonality Of the act anhor
inr construction The was ready ana ANXIOUS 70
this question passed upon at day III was
that work although the Legislature sad that
the act of the people that all private rights
respected and that full compensation should oc ne
damage done No specific damage TO tile pahtin WIS
shown
William Man on the other hand insisted that the pantin
had right right and authority by which the At
Railroad Company claimed that 1t could go on WIN s
The allegations proper and could not DC me
definite.
Ex Judge Dillon declared the company attempting
TO destroy known In the history OF
without the consent OF the prOperyowners1 o
municipal authorities although the constitution OF VIC
provided that railroad tracks should not be ad IN any
city under local and private act Ike The one h ~
decision reseryei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
DETROITS BEATEN BY THE GIAN1S
"A CLOSE AND INTERESTING CONTEST.
PHENOMENAL" SMITH NOT ALLOWED TO PLAY
WITH THE XESTERNHRS.

PHENOMENAL" SMITH NOT ALLOWED TO PLAY
WITH THE wEsTERSERs.
The Detroit clubs played interesting game
baseball Grounds yesterday before large and
enthusiastic crowd OF spectators The match was well played
throughout local players winning only after the hardest Oh
fights Fully 900 spectators present and the rst real
enthusiasm and wild hlarity the local club rtnrned
from West manifested. Phenomenal smth,
advertised 20 pitch TOT the
Detroit nine H. Day. Of the local cb
In the day against smith ana pre-
vented phenomenas from boiheiing the New
York Lady Baldwin pitched for the Western cup
but did not do as well as Keefe -, ..
The the first Mt the bat ana began 10
at making two earned runs amid great
Ewing led OF with hit 10 centre hel ana Cohnor va"
retired long drive to left hed Ward then Int safely 10
right scored Dorgan put out ny
Richardson held Ward scored. The Wolverines
they the bat until the fourt INNING
secured ard then routhers made Two base
Gillespie would have caught the pail ana so
would DOrean he malndgcd H. Rowes out IRON Ger
hardt allowed Richardson IN The Detroit men
sixth inning and tied the score
Brouhers the ball right field Tor two bases ana
scored hit by Rowe The yelling was renewed IN De
eighth inning when tho local players scored two NOR -,
and took tho lead Dorgan went TO hrst on upe ny
Rove and scored Richardson's home run hi TO ct een
field Richardson The Detroit scored one run III
the same inning. The score was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
THE sUBwAY INJUNCTION CASE

The hearing OF the argument the motion made behalf
of the New.York Electric Lines Company for injunction
restraining Electrical subway Commissioners John d.
Crmynns the Telegraph and Electrical Subway
Company and the American Insulated Conduit Company from
interfering with the rights claimed by the plaintiffs In
was adjourned by Justice Freedman
perio Court until Thursday The counsel
ie subway Commission raised the preliminary objection
the proceedings that undor Section 900 Of the Code iDnnc
only be granted against DOHd o state ooefs and
lis employees on application the General Tenn Of
department the supreme Court IN which the board acting
ana upon notice given board He asked II this point
was sustained the hearing OF the argument be
poned defendants might have time 10 serve
ing afdayits William Cohen John d. Crimmins and William
Planning representing the other defendants took the
ground while Roger Foster on behalf Of The pann opposed
H.
The first half OF the subways fnshed yesterday
The open Thirty seventst Mr.. IauteTbach,
Of the construction company says a the reports
about The company wanting sell without tho slight
fam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
A WARNING TO GOVERNOR HILL.
Erorn The p;ftsburc DfsDatch

"Gentemen" he began, as he mounted the PLATFORM you
need some one to your interests In the Legislature
who has had experepce In OF business Perhaps
some of YOU think a lawyer dontknow any.
thing about farming but that's mistake. have had ex-
perienoo In that line This determined to raise
and hunted up some seeds ia
got Congressman went at the JOB certain OF my
advice from wife, who didn seem 70
think much Of farmer Gentlemen started those seeds
confidence back yard and watched the vines come
mn and prea ont ard the potatoes make their appearance and
swell up They looked green aud rather large but hough
when they ripsned they would be whoppers"
nv the audience grlnning at the amateur
farmer
prodcs came along and took him into my back yard TO
SHOW him INV potato patch with feeling OF pride him
look around swecd with Importance as he began TO
look surprised. $500
They before YOU, ITeplied, ,,.,,
Why yOu blamed fool he exclaimed, thems punklTs y
And gentlemen. they WERE, sald smith, anu the
finest lol OF pnmpkns y0n ever slw'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
INCONING STEANERS.
SUNDAY. OCT. 3
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....THCRSDAY SEPT. 80 1886
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW.YORK. 18th URSDAY. SEPT. 80 1885
ARRIVED.
stcames City of chester (Br Lewis Liverpool Sept 81
Queenstown D. passengers to Peter Wright
s9ns ATrysh city Br Weiss Sept 49,
49, with md,e to arks 1 DOaGa Sent IS with mde to
ss sss@ST 9'i so" Arrived ( the at
iron ore to Croker Bros vessel to Funch Edge Co. Ar
Steamer Island DAM sEod Copenhagen Sept - Chris
% Th %Hs Bar aas SsS "
Apes Rsn Anasag a%Ps9 sept m% %s
a psn pa a. Ssta S to XeIane sS Sons ''
P9U Ss.,a 10 bT TGE Syn rrOsre'0 days. with
steamer Pomona Br) Leroe Port Maria days. with fruit
steamer BadC%sna Ysssius Ran UgaTtg Havana
dnys Steamer Ms4 S sate fess Williams days via
Key West With %dss and to MS u GS
with mdse and passengers to J w Quntard & Co.
NSToR With R mse and to Old Dominion
steamer II Drnock. Halett Boston. with mdse TO ii
seSr Susie Prescott BID Glass st John NIB ICday with
sehT n Jenns to GPiSp Mareie co.. Vessel to Meney
sUNsET-wnd sandy HOOK calm haz. At City Island.
light Me- cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
de and passengers 10 Peter Wright Arrived the
Bar at 925 pm. ,n
Steiner Jersey city (Br. Horor, Bristo-Arkel Doug
Steamer savona (Nor. Mel'. Bristol Copenhagen
steamer City ofWashngton ~ and Mexican
PoTts~F Alexandra s. sons.
Steamer Santiago. Cotton. Cienfue. s-T ward 90,
Steamer Lone star Gardner, OalvestonJ Van Sickle.
Steamer Ioanoke Couch, Newport News and West Point
yl-Od Dominion IS Co
Steamer Martha stevens Chance hstmOreYP S DOwner
shin city OF Montreal. Goss, Rotterdam-Thomas Dun
hams Nephew & Co. ,.. wit, -,
snip city Boston, Farbairn -Orieans-M Picker
Bark Wilhelm Anton (Ger) Hashagen. sourabaya, Java
BARK Abel abbott Nelsen. Dunedin and Auckland NJ
Bars Marie lcier zacharasen GothenburgFunch Edge
Bark Der wanderer Ger, rastehodt Dantzic-Bcnham
BarE Leocada Ger. stohin, Hamburg-Hermann KOop
Rark Beta (Gerl VALE Dunkrk-Benham Boyesen.
BARK AUST, Nucassovich Biboa- Slocovich 60.
Rark LuDtan0 GonOa-f unch Eiye Co
BARK Cristina ta Jaccarno, oenoa-Funch Edyo
BARK Risett Utah. Dasor. Marseies-Austn Baldwin
Bark Argyle (Br Allen. Lverpool-J II Winchester & Co.
Tark Francis Herbert (Br. Hartgan E1mouth-J Whit
ScSr Alta Br) Hasse Point a. Pre-s Domincs Sons
schr Busiris lBr Morris, 81 john NB-F Nevius son.
SAILED.
Steamers Britannia for Lverpoo state OF Pennsylvania
Glasgow; savonia stettin Hammona Hamburg Pontiac.
~ Johns Pr: City OF Washington Havana; Santiago. Glen
fuegos Lone Gayeston Tallahassee Savannah; koa
shin CITY OF Boston, for New.orleans.
Ines Tor Bahlai hdio Caiuehasi stephen u
Hart Newt Orleans ,.
Brig Susan Bergen, Neuvtas.
Anchored at City Isand-Barks tr-rck, for Montevideo
Toronto, 81 Johns, NF.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMER4
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Sept 30-Arrived, steamer Egyptian Monorch
tBrl. Morgan. from Newfork Sept H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

The Commissioners of Emigration had quiet meeting yes
terday strong unanimous sentiment was expressed
concerning from Lawyer Saunders counsel to the
Board requesting the Commission had balance in
The rentals of privileges ID Castle Garden he
be paid his services in contesDg the headmoney
nts In all agreed that he was not entitled To-
rho money from the Board, inasmuch as he agreed
that in consideration of the commissioners
claim
would release them from obligations as officials and a. in
iividuals Ulrch said consider that he guilty Of
iisrcnurable trick" committee appointed 10 consult
with Mr. with regard TO the claim and to defend
ami I'm court II he should bring IT, Chief Clerk
Jacob ode of Island who had been suspended by
r Fog for insubordnate and vile and insulting Ian
eage upon the Recommendation OF nvesu
eating committee The clerks in the rotunda at Castle Gar
den had their salaries increased 10 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
CAIFNDARS TODAY.

SUPREME CoURr-Cn ANBERs- Before Andrews, Mos
257 2G3 Oo 1866 900 2O6 207 2l5 2l6 2lS 222 249 25l
$50. 26l, 2Gi, oil, 272. . , ~. -.
sURRoGATEs CoURr-Betore Rollins s-Wills OF J9hn
Merchant and eckhardt at $50 John Taylor,
Matthias Fell Moses Taylor at 10 IN; Thomas Walsh
and @ 1890 Gustav Beggqust Martin Sue.
yenson Evne Fink, Mosig aud Margaret Flood at
ll50a = ~.
CRY CoIRT-GRyFRAL TRRa-Beore McAdam, {. j.. Nehr-
bias and Hyatt JJ-Appeals from Orders-Nos a. 10 ~
Appeals JudgmentsNos s. IA, 10, "a, a. TO- ~
81, &c. 81, 40 49,, p
CRY CouRr-TRIAL TERI-PART 1I.-Adjourned for the
term. - ,., a.. a..
smytb and Assistant District Attorney Fellows Nos
34b6 O. 10 IL. 10 Is, a. Is 49, II. 10 ~. ~, IL
90 23 "a 25 90 81 90 20 81 49, 49, 49, 35 49, 81 49,
CoURT OF GENERAL SKssoNs-PART Ill Before uige il
derseeve and Assistant District Attorney Bedford-Nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
WINNERS AT THE ROCKVILLE TOURNAMENT

Burr Oak took the first hurdle and dd not rein
qush and by two lengths EndONcf was secOhu 'e
.iIaiaI l.InI Ialanla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
Announce nsntL

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
ia Leringtonave., between 10Th AMI }oth St.
Hours-St0l |. 5to7 Diseases Of the Nervous system
Genito Urinary Organs Impotence and sterility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

All Esi made the pace for over hall mile and then died
or ravor Rupert Lucky - were In close attendance
snd Wkham along last THIS was The order as they
passed out sight around tho clubhouse l When the
fas.s came In sight Wickhs who had run fast around
ts turns had clear iea wickhso won easily oy length
% and Toe had beaten the other heavy weights
A. the run home second two lengths before Rupert Third
rouRru RAcE-HAxpIcAP. s25 EACH. $3.50 ADDED. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
ISSUING 4 wARRANr FoR 4 BooKKEEPER.

warrant has been issued by Police Justice Walsh, Of
BROOKLYN for the for grand larceny OF John r. Daven
mort bookkeeper Of the Grain Milling Company,
., No I45 Furman at Brookyu IL is claimed
dcfaued with So 900 His home is at No 20 lrvingpaee
Rrookyn and a wife and child The company en-
him fourteen months ago as bookkeep ana COZ
,tor and highly recommended short time agoW NJ
htnan nrsidept of the company that Davenport
living al rate by his salary OF tZ5 week, ana
that he irequeDting tracks
When proposition made TO examine his books he re
scented the put upon him and IN state OF anger
cash book which he failed TO return
when II was fortnight expert was set nj
work on the he found several ensures BY sending
bills whose were on the books the amount
ascertained lie disappeared when
began and has not Since been i0und
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

The opening Of the three days bicycle tournament at the
rounds Of the Rosevie " j. bicycling Association took
pla, Yesterday afternoon all closely contested
and witnessed by 1000 people, decided The en-
tries for each race Many prominent bicycle
riders participated making the sport exciting The races
were follows:
First race one mile b. Jones' Brooklyn time minutes
as seconds second, mile George N. Hendce spring
f.ld muutcs S. seconds third two niles T. A. De BIAS
Hartford As 25 seconds fourth three miles ior
Fred OOl Leicester Eng minutes 43 sec
epds nth two miles ticycles, q W. Gideon. Philadelphia
minutes 25 sccoDd; sixth three miles q. NJ hehuee
snringfcld minues 3 seconds seventh handicap one
mile A. Rich minutes 40 seconds eighth, ten miles i1i
proess ais Fred Wood 80 minutes - 10 seconds nh,h
hree mill = amateur ntcsp Fred Foster, Toronto min
- - ? asnu4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

Psn ,ook the track at fall 81 tho flag and
H.s,e Ranerfy rode tho he rode Ecc
tr on SATURDAY. by four lengths faasol was
sesand lengths before Nellie H. leOehoh was eheieu
81 81 900. No bids
THIRD RACK-GRASD NATIONAL hANp.cAP 500 EACH.
'"'" al 500 ApDEn ] l. MILES
Yful.S 70 tic 4 yrs I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
C. II. Pcttlnglls eh G Valet, ny War Dance Ella Brock

Bronghton War Eagle and Royal Arch were Withdrawn
lncLstone was 10 the aud led or haa
r,iis Esiior thcn the lead but be couli not hold
Sannhre snccee d him dts placed
Valet around the lower turn and won
Nv and half lengths sapphire was second rree lengths
before Editor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
PURSE $500 SELLING. =. MILF.


Timc-ll19
Pegasus led at the start which was good one for all but
me Minnie who loft standing stu. and was In 'front.'
WIN the behind tho cnhhouse mn when they
v.arnesr, Marsh e,On so front Afior Furnishing
fn,sR he won by neck Hopeful second halt eusth
leore Pegasus Marsh RcOn euteIei NJ Sl75O No bid
sly NACE-PIRsE 5000. HANDICAF UtRhLE 0'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
NEW K1ynoKs FoR SE nnKYsosroMs CHAPEL.

Two the three stained glass windows ordered through the
Gorham Manufacturing Company from IIeaiOn. Butler
Rayne OF London. Chry sostoms Chapel, In West
Thirty ninst arrived yesterday and were pat on eNhOi
ton az the Gorham Companys In Broadway Two oil
the chapel Will be double almost squire ana the
other will be a single The double window represents
Christ Blessing Little Children and Is filled with
richly colored figures Hebrew grouped with their
Laes about central figure OF Christ 1t measures some
five feet way and five and a or sA the other ~
the bottom long Inscription in Roman letters winch tes
that bought the offerings Of the Afternoon session
of The school Of the chapel The single window is the
gift s the wife of the rector IN memory oil her lnaI
son Percy S who died wien only Two years on ~
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