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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
"TUE BLACK PRINCE" AND HIS PROPERTY

J. T. johnson Howard the colorcd man whose reputed
wealth and whose extravaganza gave him tho OF
Prince his associates, told the jury
before Recorder Smyth ycseidsy that he sl believed
himself $3.50. 900 lie is trial for perjury
in swearing that he owned certain property johnson
testified that Ia Inherited from his father, in 1882
the lot No. 27 Sulivan-st. nine lots OF
Kings County lots In Westcheser County
100 Of md in Essex County forty acres In Iiami
County forty In Franklin County, nvc houses
in Railway, N. j., and house in Hightsown. N. J.
lie also owned stock Ct the value OF s639 900. OF
which $500 900 Is in the Excelsior Tube Joining Com
pany stock and 800 900 in Gypsy Queen mining stock
fIe all the property inherited from his
father the time he the bono In the Lezynsk
The stocks. he said left with James IIavons
Of No. 70 Broadway lie Acknowledged that thers
some Judgments against him. lie said that he did
statement which he signed In the Leszynsk
case. Tho case was not finished yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
UEI. Pine Tile BLIND POOP.

You looking younger than did last year." said
old blind William Blake the superintendent
Of the outdoor poor the building Of the Department OF
Charities and Correction, Thlrdaye and Eleventhst
yesterday she up her check FOR $40 which
Is the allowance this year for the INDECENT blind In
mates OF charitable Institutions. The superintendent
thanked her the doubtful compliment and told her he
afraid she joking. and turned his attention to the
next applicant
For three hours they kept coming by ones twos and
threes and pedestrians Third treated to the
uncommon sight three people walking along tho
in arm with guide but their eanes The
fund out OF which they paid Is from appropriation
eco 900 by the Legislature each year. to be divided
equally among the INDECENT blind The fund was first
Appropriated In 1875 500 that Dr. Oppcnhemer
the examiner decided entitled share Many OF
them were so old and feeble they could hardly walk
After presenting their vouchers they were given checks
by Blake and then led TO the cashiers
window.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
BROOKLYN.

Henry Thorpe, alias Thurbcr. bartender for Fred
eric Knoll Of No. los Union ave, who abscondcd on
Sunday with money and iewery worth 1900. was
caught yesterday the way to Rockaway, and
talm 10 Raymond Street jail
In the suit OF Miss Jennie Scammell against David
Kcarr. formerl. Of IslI: L. l.. and now Of NewYork
to recover 100000 DAMAGES for breach Of promise OF
marriage and betrayal In the complaint in which
included three charges OF assault for each OF which
$1,000 as damages was asked. motion was granted
by Judge Brown, In the supreme Court yesterday, TO
strike out the allegations Of assault. Tho complaint
charges that Kcarr agreed to marry Miss Scammel
in 1885, and they lived together and had a child In
Isl'c. Last rear he married Mss Emeline Russell Of
New York.
Deaths last week 5lo, births 255. marriages 95.
The old Vandervcer Hotel property at Coney Island
was sold at auction yesterday in the partition OF the
estate OF Mrs. Lucy Vanderveer The price secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25

Oeriohs Co. Msaot
siss@sr s.vons losr, K"ohsntAs, Santos and ia D..
Bra or1oou
Steamer Brinio tNor). Hoossrvsrn ssraess-o.-.-
steamer Panama tspan,. Resass Hsvsna-yx Co..
&Co Seeo1au
Privde & 30
Old Dominion ss Co. NV
Steamer Richmond. Jsansy Newport News ssa -.
Pc NJ. V --'Jid Domnior IS Co "W
steamer WIN wooiwari Young Batmore-B N n.
Steamer Herman Winter. Haett. Bostou-H nrsvvvaes
BARK Hudson. Curtis Adelsto. Aus--MzillsrA DIX
Bark yincenzo Gostola tTtail MaxsliA Pofzuoli-v.e
Edye 4 Co ssa
Bark Ulster (Br. shsKsi. 81 John. NB-Bewnns A.,
bald. Ar4
Bark Annie Lewis Lewis. Boston -Flint On
Trow bridges Sons
Brig Mari Gibbs. Moore ParA-Booth Co
ThE aOyGasSr5 - srEAMsRa
FoRErGv PORTS
SWANSEA. Juiv 2s-Arrivsi steamer Anchss. -
Brown, rom New YORK July IA on olsseov ~
proce-de d. W
swNENUyDE. July 20-Arrived. steamer siavoui. IA
Schmidt from New.Yorg. WI
HAMBURG, Iuiy 2s-SaIed, steamer Rusia (osr, K.r.-
for New.York. ~
BREMEN July 2s-Arived. steamer wiixonms, a..
6chaeisr from Now.York R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25

and sourre tapping tho others strung out stephac
through her tbs fvr'ne post ana getting
Sigh, lead showed he way into the homestretch where
= general closing Do. Lueneld brought Auri'
up tho outside whils Zelda huggne the ran
managed to scuecrs through the ruck and Join the leaders
Alricoma running well within herself. looked an easy
winner bu. .lttienc cvcrtonndcnt cf success was
caught mounting Iy the Imported Cottre, who whipped
Felicia over the limo wilmer by length Auricoms beating
stc,hane rcck This Cottrelrs first winning mount
on this aide Of the Atlantic
THIRD RAoE-sTEvENs STAKES. THREEYEAH
OLDs sioo EACH o. 500 ADDED. 6s MILES.
A. Belmonrs CHI. C. Prince Royal. By Kingns,ner
Rsmapo Stables b. c. Darlington. los iDOnohue)
betting to win-Prince Royal 10 10. Darlington 70
Kaleidoscope was withdrawn and nothing started Tor
third moncy-s25o Prince Royal made play with Darling
ton teasing him throughout the entire Journey and hnaS
winning by three lengths pulled double 1t was no race
FOURTH RACE-HANDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES $50
EACH u. 600 ADDED. IS MILES.
D. T. Pulsifers CHI. c. Rapine. by Rapture Eugenia,
w B basy;. B. h. Tho bourbon. s., 90 tPalmefi 2
W. d. Jenningss er h. Boar 5. 100 tTaylop
J. j. Cartcrs b. h Aretno aged. 80 tcar; Ss ic2 \
c. E. Rand's br e. prcdieal. !. 81 90, Bsien}
d. ID. withers's b. G. F1yroy, 4, lib (Shauerl
c. T Perry cos ch. Little Jim. 90 (Anderson)
j. D. M0irissey's blk G. Locust 3. 30 lcar 1oll
armstrong; o
NJ Stormss Oh. h. Grover Cleveland s, 105 (Donohue)
Tiue-1 SO L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
JERSEY CITY,

The Secretary Of the Treasury has famed Dodges
Yard, on the Hackensaok River as point where ves-
sells from foreign ports unload under the super
vision Of customs officers.
There was a partial hcarirg in suit brought IN
Chanccry yesterday by Solomon Curry against Emiic
Mari the value of the fixtures OF liquor
store at No $50 Bank-st., furnished by Curry for
Marrt in 1886. Philip Guastono, the present owner
OF the store Is the italian who recently shot Mrs.
Marri in Ncw-York and attempted to kill himself
John Woodruff, age twenty-six Pennsylvania Rail
road brakeman was crushed between two cars
Monday night, and died in ST. Francis Hospital yester-
day morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
rpor-r1NG RACES AT DETROIT.

Detroit Mich. July 2i-The summer meeting OF the
Detroit Driving Club began to-day under suspicious cir
cumstances. The weather was nne, he uacA III Roou
condition and the attendance large
First races 100 class trotting purse. s2o0o-Guy
Editor. Geneva J. w. and Repetition, all distanced
Time-2 10 IA.
900 class trotting; purse, s2ooo-whlte Stocking"
l. l. Little Nell, ., . 4; Gene smith, 4 D. = morn
Io.s 4 q. Flmwood Chief, 4, 0, s; Edwin c.
: :. william c., g. @, @ Lady NJ, 10, g. o; General
Wilkes g. 10, s; Mcleod 0. s. 10. Time-2:lo 2:19 H.
o1s 10.
:25 class, pacing; purse. soooo-Dr West 4, l. l. =
Dr. NJ, 1, q g. 3; Mambrino Prince 2 o. = biy
~ VIA q dstanced Time-2 90 "a, 20, :21 IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Conference Republicans 10 arrange for MI Biaines
,eccntIon No 10 West Twenty hfth-st, p. m
penuhl,can County Committee meeting. Carlton Club
evening. 49, co,
Invesraon OF violations OF Contract Labor law Dy Com
mit,ee OF Congress- Westminster Hotel, 10 a. H.
smith Hilton case before Judge O'Bron.
S',,na ~ Insurance Mems Harrison and Morton Club,
No 1853 Broadway, 4 80 p. M r,r
y. 49,. rY.rr,.or
and Morton Club, No. 1Sl Montaguest p. m
County Democracy Committee Of Twentyfour caucus
New Amsterdam Club.
Lincoln Club massmeeting, Eighth-st ana broaa"ay'
p. ,
Columbian Club picnic, Union Park, evening:
New. York- Boston baseball match, Polo Grounds p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
NEW-JERSEY.

George George, age seventy-f four, . Frenchman,
committed suicide by jumping in the river at New
Bruins wick yesterday Charles Duffy rescued
from an attempted suicide, an hour after
A settlement having been made with the creditors
of Elizabeth, tho Mercantile Trust Company adver-
tises that It will redeem all bonds presented before
September l. at fifty per cont Of their facc value.
with interest TO July l.
"Iker Vail, the confidence man who was arrested
In Hobokcn a short time ago for swindng emigrants
on the Bremen docks and was liberated on Saturday,
has again been arrested for trying to pass worthless
check TO the amount of $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
TENNIS AT LIVINGSTON

The OF tho Staten Island Cricket and Base
ball Club continued the clubs grounds Liv-
ingston yesterday. Many members OF the Ladies' Club
Outdoor Sports dressed gay tennis
interested spectators OF the contest Among the visitors
Mrs. MacNamee and daughters the Miss jan
sens both experts with the racquet, Miss Whttermore
and her sister, Miss Wilson, Mrs Alexandra Miss Baily
and her sister, the Miss Etses Miss Fowler. Miss
Johnson Miss Kitty Smith. Miss Cahl and Miss Quarty
The follows:
Gentlemens doubles-Thrd round-G. A. Wills and
John Walker beat S. rockingham and f. +. Ayrault
60, &C. Sc. A. H. Larkn and b. w. Carroll. a bye.
The nnal Will be PLAYED to-day at 4 80 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
THE KN1cKERpocKERs AT THE TnIMBLEs

Thlmble Islands. Conn, July 2I.-The neet OF the
Knickebocker Yacht Club arrived here from Black Rock
last evening with the exception Of II. G. Dc Wits
sloop Vision and J. ~ Iarrsons cutter Yolande which
raced across the Sound Mt Misery Shoals and were
thus delayed. The two raced again from Mt Misery
Shoals the Thmbles, the cutter winning and both
making port this morning The feet gave nne exhibit
ton Of fireworks last evening the Of the yachts
being Eliminated with Japanese lanterns giving charm
Ing The harbor crowded with sailing craft
and rowboats attracted by the The people
board craft in the feet enjoying the best
health and the Greenport is looked forward 10
with anucipations Of further enjoyment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
IIIN NbUNl JUL -Vs
State OF Nebraska, State. Glasgow
sATTrPnAY IfrIYoS
SHIPPIAG NEWS.
PoRToF NEw.YoRX...........TUE
ARRIVED

~
ARRIVED
Steamer Elbe (Ger Meyer Bremen July IL. Southampton
ID " ltu nd.r and passenger, 10 Oelrichs 3 90.
u with 1925 passengers TO Funch Edye Co AT
nj Tho iiar AZ 81
and passengers 10 order; vessel 10 master
ell AT tn Bar AT 5.3n M.
steamer tBr Brownrigg. West indies via Boston.
wit Williams 4 Rsnkne. Arrived at the Bar at
Pacific Mall SIS Co Arrived Of the Bar at
tam. -
steamer Nueces Boger Galveston DAYS. via Key West
with m isea anil passengers to & II Mallory 4 Co.
Steamer CITY Augusta Catherine. Savannah. days
with mdsc aud PASSENGERS 10 II l. Walker.
BARK AstronOm (Ger llamer. Bremen 81 days with mdso
20 order; vessel TO Hermann Koop & Co.
ieoctda (Ger Stohf. ROTTERDAM 80 days with pdse
order; yosse TO Hermann koop q Co. 80
Bark Francesca ItaD Caano. Torroveja b6 days with
o order: vessel To FuDch. kdye & Co
BARK Shetland. Haskell. Matanzas 10 with TO
BROOKLYN Refining Coz vessel le Miller & Houghton.
Brig Rising sun Decker. Barbados ID days with
and passengers 10 l. W a Armstrong
Brig WauUun WALSH savanna Ia Mar IL Gays with mdse
10 Perkins Wsch vessel " simpson, Clapp Co.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Aicsa (Fr) valiatt Marsees June 40 Palermo
July q. with mdse aud passengers 10 Ewell Co Ar
rvod a tho Bar & 10 80 pm,
hhip Henry HYDE Pendleton San Francisco April rs.
with mdse to sutton & Co
ship BORA Ger) Meyer Bremen 30 DAYS with hhalk and
empty barrels ORDER vessel 10 Funoh. Edye Co.
CLEARED
Steamer Adratic (Br Cameron Liverpool via Queenstown
j Isfnay.
steamer The Queen tBr) Hesley Liverpool via ouoons
steamer Crystal lBrl stannard Leltsimpson Spence
Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
He SAYS IT WAS SELEDEFENCE.

During a quarrel Monday evening in front OF the
tenement No 68s Eeventh-ave Charles Brandeil
iunkman struck Charles Staut7. silk the
head with a stone, causing fracture Of the skull Both
lived the Stautz taken TO the Roose-
welt Hospital In critical condition. and the surgeons
think he will die striking StauE, Branded de-
lvered himself Policeman Maloney, Of the Twenty
second Precinct When arraigned before Justice White
at the Yorvie Police yesterday Branded said that
he acted in self-defence lie committed to await
the result OF Stautz's injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
YACHTsMEN TO ENJOY A CLAMDAKE

Captain Richard +. Downing, the owner and commander
Of soop yacht entered in the American Yacht Club, will
entertain his countsyseat three miles from Milton
Point, Rye. the Columbian Club Of brooklyn and
large number OF prominent yaehtsmen OF the vicinity TO-
Tho is the Rhode Island Clam Bake"
AMI VIII be the reenng social OF the
among the New Workers suumcring the Sound The
guests will leave the Grand Central Depot special
trains at IL :02 a.. m. and II :o1 p m. tomorrow.
The soop yachts Moe Mccarthy and Jean will
on Saturday from the Harlem Yacht Club Onehundred
and twenty five miles and return, for purse OF
eso'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-R G. Kerens, OF st. Louis and Judge
Samuel w. Fordyce. Of Arkansas FIFTH AEENOE-
Thomas Greenway. Premier OF the Province Oh
Colonel r. Il. Hughes. U. s. Army. GRAND oEn'
TRAL-senator Joseph f. Brown. OF Georgia .m mr.
Rear. Admiral Stephen b. Luce U. s. Navy ST JAMES
J. r. c. Pltkin. OF Ncw-orleans WESTMlNsIbh-
congressman william w. Morrow, Of California ana
Richard Guenther. Of Wisconsin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
THE NAvESINK HANDICAP.
FoI,owinr are the weights the Navesnk Handicap.
II
TWO cA11roRYIANs DISAPPEAR.

The two prominent Caifornians-Grover Cleveland and
Triboulet-of whom much was expected In the Eas.
died within wentyfour hours Of each other Trboulet
succumbnr TO lockjaw caused by twisted plate. and
Cleveland dying the muzze OF pistol after breaking
his pastern in a Both were messed about so much
that they had little opportunity TO distinguish them
selves both retire from the turf heavily In debt TO
rutitudes Of racgoers who freely ntrused thousands
Of dollars TO their chances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
Tile WOES OF xEK.1ERSEY 11QroR DEALERS.

THE WOES OF NEW.JERSEY LIQUOR DEALERS.
Hudson County Liquor Dealers Association, while
waiting for the verdict OF the Court OF Errors to the
consttutonallty OF liquor law is keeping itself
busy trying inorce the increased prcelst which was
adopted to compensate the Increased license fee IL
has asceraned that members OF the association
are cutting the pool and thus increasing their busl
ness at expense Of other members The association
has decided who the rates must be boycott
ed ana the plan this Their Will be ascertaned
and notice sent the brewers who supply them with beer
and ale that they be supplied any more. II
any brewer dsregards the notice the association will boy
cotth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
THE MAYOR WOULD NOT MARRY THEM

A colored Of twenty Eve and a white woman OF
thirty perhaps went 10 the Mayor yesterday and asked
him 10 marry them. Mr. Hewitt examined the Law, and
nndng that It did not compel him To perform the
ceremony but left the mlt.r optional with him.
fused unite the par In declining. he advised the
withdraw from her matrimonial scheme before
It Was too late. you will regret It long as you
live" snid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25

THE ENEMIES OF THE BOBTAL REINFORCED
Half doren passengers ia q Bleeckerst boban ear
yesterday morning refused 10 put their fares in the box
The driver stopped the Houston and Mulberry sts
collected the fares put the money In the box and then
resumed his journey. Tho delay caused blockade on
the street and considerable excitement In tho neghboho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
FELL. rRiher fen OF.

Betting to win-Bassanfo to Q, westmoreland TO I.
Repartee to J. willie Palmer TO I, Sam Brown TO ],
Bill Bond to f. Jim Irait 10 to l. Jim Murphy IS IN 1.
Chandelier is to J. Bobstay is to l. Agiers Is to l.
Place Westmoreland TO 8, Bassano to s.
the easiest possible manner by three lengths.
Algiers fell at the nrs jump but his jockey pluckly
remouned and continued the chase Repartee stumbled
OF the third hedge sending his rider somersault Smith
fell of his mount between jumps and stepped on by
q passing horse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

The sum Of 81 40 rs has already been subscribed
and paid for the benefit Of the widow and children
Of Thomas Woods, of Mount Vernon. who was MUIR
dered by Frank L. Brouty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
STOP THAT SCRATCHING

And seeure rest Tranquility aud hoalth by using
sEABURYS HYbRoN APHTHOL SOAP in the toilet,
asrssy and bath u sllsy' itching srs sqTSs AL
PAsTILIEs purity the sick room. destroy disease pro-
ducing gerna aud drive out muskeeters. and other
insects. Sold BY druggs.a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25

NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS

was e73ooo, subject to lease Of three years u
$4,000 q year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE-
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY
Sun rises 4s6 Sets 7ls Moon rlss COS Moons age 10
WATER
L. Msandy noox. 9Ot Gov Isrt 943 He'll Gate. 1882
PA-Ssndy Hook 9l2 1ov. Isrl DAG He'll 9ate IL; 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
18TH RACE-PURsE 5000 SELLING. ONE MILE
SIXTH RACE-HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. PURSE
5000 SHORT COURSE.

Stanley Mor;jrners ch h. westmoreland by wilfuld1m
by Lord Clyde. aged ~ n -, 80; Mara /
Moneys p,,S b. e. Ba %Iis 5 5ss Lya1s
J. p Dswes's br; h. Bobs,ay. !. 1856 (Mr; Owen. 9
j. Kinney's oh. /. Bill Bond. s. lls lJepkins Q
Queens S s 20 c. Stables b. e. jim Murphy, / iia y
u.mDst.,d Stable. ReD.r,.s g. 1sS 81 si Rsnm{
Auburpdale stsble's Dr. f. Algiers, 4, 1873 (ThomaO
n. IL. Snyder's ch- g. Jim BradL 4. 1876 (Smith) -
Time-3 IA IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
Annsuncem snta

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
JAMES NICER EERY & co.
Offer Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, July 25th, Goth, and 9th.
Special Bargains in Plain, Check
and Striped Suitings, Cashmere
Henrietta, Bengaline and India
Silk. Also, a small balance Of Pat.
tern Dresses and Box Robes.
A quantity Of Remnants at q
very low price.
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
= Broke down.

Broke down.
Betting to win-Fitrroy to s. Connemara to 4.
Rapne to 1. Grover Cleveland to l. Little Jim 10
to l. Prodgsi 10 to l. The Bourbon - to 1, Locust Is
l, Boaz IL to ], Aretino Is TO l. P1ace-Rapine q
TO l. The Bourbon 5 TO l.
The Minority colt withdrawn. An excellent
made all getting away even terms. Grover
Cleveland Ftzroy Immediately began racing for tho
lead and rail- the :wo running almost head and head
getting lengths away from the field on the turn
Up tho backstrech these lengths became six, with
Cleveland plainly getting the better OF Fitrroy As
they rounded the long turn, after passing the half
Cleveland suddenly disappeared in the ruck The entire
field swept past, leaving him standing beside the rail-
holding up his on fore foot Donohue promptly dis
mounted and walked the paddock Fttzroy fell back
also when Cleveland stopped, and was never able to
resume his flight Rapne drew out In the last furlong
and easily by two lengths. The Bourbon second
a head before Boaz. 1t found on examination that
Cleveland had in mysterious way broken his on
fore pastern. great crowd attended him as he was led
hopping three legs TO the shade OF tree near the
head Of the homestetch After the last when the
suarcstretch had boon deserted he shot through
the head.
FIFTH RACE-PURsE 5000. SELLING. ONE MILE.
d. GideOn,s +. Luminsry, by Re:orm-Lady Lumley.
j. Z. McDonalds b. G. Long knight. aged, III =
Timn Tompklnss b. h. St. Valentine. 4. .1o5
%ssssIy s.aS. sD e. h;e 5Sae
j. g MyeIs,. B, h Bonnie s. g III Gwhy.Hn
r G. Clarks br. c. Suitor, 4. 1oS :. tPalmer)
Tme-1 All 4.
Betting to win-Tudor To S. Long knight 3 to I, St.
Valentine to l. Bonnie S. to 1, Luniinary to T. Bea
10 to Breton rs to suitor Is TO PlaceLuminary
to I, Long Knight O TO s.
Lurnrary led from end end, winning. whipped out
by length Garrison rode desrera.ely hard the last
furlOns, but Long Knight coui never get up
SIXTH RAcE-uANDIcAP sTEEPLEcHAsE. PURSE
5000 SHORT COURSE
Stanley Mcrmer's eh. h. westmoreand. by wilful-d,m
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-11-08
10 TnE GENERAL rrBLlc.

In returning thanks 90 the public Cor
their past favors, Il Il with no small
amount II pleasure that I announce that
am mote fully prepared 81 mrgt their
demands In my line than ever Before.
have a large stock and carefully sclec-
ted, ~ all Kind. q Gold and Gold Plate
Jeaelry. frpm the best manufacturers IN
the United states ny eiosks are all
overhamied aud IN No. l. condition. I
have q fall lsae ~ sitter fi@ied ware.
musical Instruments and strings. The
hest line u Gold aud silver Watches
Kept Ia ahy small towa IN the south. A
large stuck ofSesiRg Machine Needles
aud Attachmehts. NJ assortment II
speetacles add bye Glasses J. complete.
and Tor price and quality defy eompe-
tiiloa. respectfully lnyiis the public 10
call aud examine ms stock keliembeT
my goods are NARRATED a. represented
oF money refunded.
Respectfully.
&. N. BANksTON,
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-11-08

JoSEs Hello Frat. heard YOU ore
a. be married
kHAr That's right Why! Who
told ou
1osEs-I was 10 town YESTERDAY and
~ usual went b. the Bargain House
- p. simon and Jaw the elegant and
cheap lot ~ goods ven bsBgh, for the
0rcasiou
kRAT so you think l beaaht them
cheap enough Do youi
JuSEs Well sheuld say 80, who
would want better bargains than ron
had IN that lot ~ goods, why nsseody
else could II sold yoa that all wool
guaranteed suit for ste.o 90.
ERAT-Well old boy ! am glad 20
zee that you like the goods purchas-
ed, and will advise every one looking
for bargains 10 give T.. Simon trial
20 good bye.
kRAT-GOod bye.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-11-08
Our Prices Strike Below The Water Line 0! Combinations a,d Trusts
TO MI FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS,

Ntfh rus IssrE on TuE CoPAn SaNAL ExrEND ruANEs
la our many friends and for their patronage and
continual faSor-, and will say that is especially gratifying To
u To note the appreciation ~ customers ia supporting cur
efforts 10 introduce improved farm implements, ~ well a.
special brands of ardWaTe and with view If irt our
business trade relations with the people 81 this county We
have purchased aud brought here this the rgt and
most complete line Of Staple Hardware Crpenter aud Black
smith Ioos stoves, Tin Ware, Croekey aud Glass Ware
Agon Hubs, sloke, Rims, Bar ani Rod ren SASH Doors
aud Minds, Moudipgs, Cutlery, Guns, aud Amunon Wnod
aud low War, Rope Etc. Etc, that has cen brought To-
'h' Market aud viii positively sell goods in line how
90 prices than recorded lazehur any town ON
KlIlrnld. AsaREAD PRICES below ~