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Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08

Brufesior Breckenridge bar peluilist
looet at boloe 5urebras ON The New
Englanders forty years ago, 1irsbus
Nften ben 7oe Mai | "9e hinges Sors
bunb"s 2ofale. = Sansforeninsen "Gu.
rem" pil mulisens bore tilftebe os lpnse
ct Sar Numre. Senner inbbpbes.
- Bet ct bpsselist Tor % 'giens
lepenbe" at ie, bporlebes samle De-
eorub. Wanb behsmmes paa andre Ste
Der, os Ri cptaser berfpr benne Sang
en- Nrtifel fra "0orbmanben", Der ub,
fommer i @ranb SORTS, 9afotu, bppri
Dor samle Ben Son. SO. g. Sobnion
anbefales iom &epreientant for 22be
Diftrift til 8%ontitutipnal aonpentipneu
8irma,d ben Ace Suli.
- college Ordsitra os Gausforet
sioer ON Iftenen ben 16be Mai en-
Concert / Gpnesets @pmnafiflofale.
u. s. 9. gbbes, en- for rs Mar
fiben bel fienbt Gbuufat % Insurance
Nanb | 9scOrnh, er afsaaet peo 9sbsn
/ Gan Gntonic, 9eras. pan leb af
Terins.
= 8eb llbsansen af Npril Naansb
befanbt Der fig | Snbepenoence Sinbss
ipSe Gipl 5 Baiienter fra 8inneibeif
gountp. Sette maa betale for be 3 Of
benz, ps O~mfOitninserne saar pp til
$500.
Jor bet Court, iom MI er for
iamlet, fommsr Der life op farre enb 7
stilsmisieiuser.
a. &. Storlie fro &icefOrb, fom
bapbe beisst Breckenridge Snititute en-
Term, Tom bsrneo for oSiaa of tase
8aar' Terminen meb, men matte efter
nosle faa 9ases Opbolb Der reiie biem
paa @runb at Spsbum.
- vi bar bait Inlebnins til at ie
ST unber StOrlas Sinsft Gator, %
be e. ristis oafre.
= Sc fore 17be Wai Ylafatsr i aGIe
Butler runbt ! 4pen tiltreffsr fig al.
minbelis Opmarfiomheb.
2es Ben Bears advertisement
for bsnne use; man pil itaa fig paa at
gao berben, tbi buab ban loper, bet
bolber ban.
Sort Gtfinion Creamery, TIL
hkrenhe 9rebrene Hearbs, er nebbrenbt
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
Spertro I Vorae.
(Sfseuet for "3ecorahsT oiten").

5or en- so a 60 Nar tilbase | 9iben
bar Troen paa Sausefolf % 5ulbrer
meset al~minbelis; ia Der siues enbnu
samle 5Olf, iom tror paa beres 9il>
parelie. Man tanfte fig, of fore Jislbe
% sbe 8uliser bar beres &iem. Seq
minbes, at ri iom Smaa life fit Sop
at bolbe rtesen Stsi paa Seteren ON
Iftenerne, forbi, iosbes BET us, at be
llnberiurbiife life lifte at bliue ioritprs
rebe, os funbe fomme til at bapne fig.
Seq bsrte Ofte ON baastasne areaturer
Os enbOs 5ulf, iiar lite be at faa fat
paa unse giser. On liben Bise blep
borte paa 1lette 5ielbet; paa treble
9asen fanbtes bun lite lanst fra Setter
boben i en- iiobenbe Sitting. pun bar
r,oset rar uf fig, men funbe life sisre
&ebe for, buor bun bapbe perst. Sc
trOebe, bun baobe peret bos gauge,
foltet. De leper be Sibite, iom ~fortalte
bet.
Sbfinise bar be Muaber, buOrpaa
Solicit isste at bepare be Undergraduates
sObe Billie. Set meit siensie bar at
fose en- feb 5lsbesrsb % iatte paa
SaterbObens Tag ben WOrsen, be Fpt.
tebe biem fra Sateren.
Dfte benbte bet, at ipebe 8srn blep
tasne af Sausefolf, icm lusoe ct uf fine
esne / Stebet. Saabanne BSrn baube
i Acknowledged noset fore Soueber os
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
Nu6lenS 9Itnifa.SaIpe.

9ette er ben beoite Salpe / %eroen for
Staar, cpreuen Suo, Saar, SGrieiaar, sall
5eberiaar, llb1Gt, Slab, 6rpIttpl
Der, 9i8torue o9 ale Suoipsoomme pa bel.
aloeles Piles, % bpis ben life sipr Oct.
ga trGpes insen Setalin9. Zen er aaranterct
II ltule sisre iuloitGnois Splpeit, cners fanr
nan Seusene tilbaoe. Tris 25 Gents pr.
este. SGlses hos
5. 8. N~pntsomerp & Go.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
Mperttsiem
Or. Sofuna
fon truffes / fploenoe Rner VI.

tan trafes / fplsenbe Bper / Moi :,
s Mai: v Jun,
St. Somes sOtsl, stepers goip, a..
15oe, l Tag. %s,
2 Gage. co.'s 10!
SOpaI Souie, @euumunie, &is, ,ss, ,
Gage. LOVE-
@inOiOr eouis, Ct. sauI, minu, s,s, ,
Tag. "i"'
Srunsipic Suuie, Rinneasulis. yp,,.
22be, 2 9nse. Kun
Sauf &Opibs. Ninn 24oe. 1 soo
Commercial Souie, Sruinerb, Nlnnu. 90,
/ Sag. I'''
26oe, 2 Gage. "'''a,
Sea1 quarters, Sarge, Dot. 2sbe. 27,..
Merdants Sonie, 8abpetOn, Sat. i a;'
1 Tag. 01
SHERMAN SOuie, Nberoeeu, Sat, 81,
Gage.
s SUM:
Softer, Reoiielo, Sat, 3oie, / goo
@rano Central, 8atertcpr, SAT A., .
Sage.
Hipfp1e, Wtlnli., Ste, 2 3oae.
Commercial Sonie, Giour 5uus, la, "a,
2 9nae. wv
Suoert Souie, Sionr gitp Soma. ION, |
9a9e.
Yucliic Souie, Council Sluif Soma. IgI
2 9aae.
MerdantS SUuie, Snabu, &ebraIta. ian
A TaSe.
s De Bper, bpor iutet Sutel er nevnt trp|
fes ban / 8penS bebIte Sotel.
8r Sopus er Speciuliit ps be6anbl rid
nilfe Sp9opmme. = gr, GuHaeiuoNorr|
Sierteip9opmme, &beumottsme, SpSinI
BONNIE, 8pinbeipsoomme, 9sppr, "a gST|
ipsbomme. 9ropip pip. Yr " lpwrs |
1874 104 Sbtro Str. 5pno pu Sac III
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08

- @lem lite Rate 8ensber9 Opera
1rpups 5urefinins iaften; ben Fal
bore ubm9rfet.
- Den, Der oil fisbe en- sOb 5arm,
bsr laie Mr. glurmines advertisement
| en- anben Spalte.
- 2as &. 8 Sausen's Gpertiss
iement; ban bolber altib bebite clogs
8arer til be rimelisite Yriier.
- Blanbt &eiienbe, Der | llsens 2sb
bar beisst "DecorabsB Soften, fan n9us
mes Orr. 9amre fra Manoel. Dat, ps
s. Gpennernb Of Spring @rope.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
1t tale. Jor at fOrebpsse, at Bsrn
Tube bliue ftiaalne sIer bpttebe, babies

fulbe bliue itiaalne elIer bpttebe, babies
oite ct 9%rpIemibbel / 8ussen - iaa'
Iom en- salmebos ener ct Stptfs Staal.
Der maatte life PIES 8anb efter "af'
oasa", uben at Der fsrit blep piitet oper
meb en- Slbbrano. s Salen troeoes
ale unberiorbiEfe at bore | 8eoaselIe;
Sissbsrene matte merfes meo fore
9iarefors, for at aiSrene itfe ffulbe
bliue forsjOrte; met parf bar bet at
bepare Sulefoiten, ps ~ fial be tort
pef, beriom 9snben lite bar FORFEIT; be
bleu itunbom feet at bore gsrter bort
fra benz, iom brpssebe. Nnben Sule'
bags Qiten fjsrte be bjem til tit gset.
ppor itart 9roen paa oisie Sulbrer
par for enbos fort 5ib iiben, oiier fsIs
senbe 5OrtalIins:
DIE Seslumftuen, eller iom ban / fin
piembpsb falbtes "Sldattesuten", fom
fra gsrsens Stiff oOer 6aroanserfjelcet
pau fin Sie;is til 9adinsbal ensans peo
ct San4 9iter | aaret 1S-. 1rat
af 8anbrinsen iaite ban Jig paa en-
Sten at boile, os for 9icsiorbriu iOs
ban Gelen no Of fit 6pliter eaer Grin,
bpab bet bar; maaife ban oiloe bsre,
buorlebes bisie samle fiere Toner tos
fig ub eller lpebe / 5ielbet. Smeoens
ban itemmer os flunfer Os frembrinser
be beilislte 9riaer, feler ban Wniiters
opliuenbe 8irfnius / fin samle, liote
arup, Os, ibet ban ier op os uS oper
globerne, blanbes bans Spn af en-
opermaabe @lans; bele 5jeloet er for
splbt, buer sten os Cue thinner iOm bet
blanfsite Cub os filter fra suleSult til
lpiesult % piolet. scenen ioranbres,
5ielbet fl9oes meb ben frooiSlte Te9es
tatiOn, % mart urimler bet babe paa
Saus os 6amar meb 5aar % Sc, iom
osiaa bar forsplbte. Smeoens siper
ban fine npfsote 5slelier notrpt / be
unberlisIte Toner, inbtil bans Spmarfs
iumbeo tiltreffss al en- bel Mansbe
Seite ps 5olf, Der osiaa om9aues al en-
Slams os Serlisbea, Tom lanst Ouersit,
boab ban bioinotil bauoe feet. "Slaattez
suten" ipiGeoe pp en- Sprinsar, % 5Olf
os Sc bsspnote ben pilbeite Dams, ia
oanie siOrbe be lense cs oef, iaalaHse
be orfehe, eiter be bso bum / en- burif
Zone at 1utte Spinet ps ia9be: "Nu
mao 9u bOloe op at iptle, "Slaatte,
suten", e0er belaa 10 tef ben Onbe
Deg.
ga "Slaattesuten" iaa Up, bar gift
foriuunbet, % ban tilbens bet 8ebits,
Fan funbe. g.. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08

| ben Tilftanb GAP ban Tesn til Yres
fen, iom bar meb, at ban ffuloe bic
benz paa Stebet.
SrBfen Mulcabp inboilsebe, ooers
peloet Of SOrs, os iibbsnbe / Sleben
uoe paa 2anbeueien blep be to oiebe.
Sem Winutter efter ianf grubsoms
men tilbase | S9ben % bar bBb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08

Baa 8eien til 8~erlaillss faubt npale
Irbeioere / Snsbass en- Mano, Der laa
paa Beten % bar albeles nssen. De
fsrte BAN til ben nermeite BOlitiItation,
bpor bet piite fig, at bet bar General
aQan. Gan fuHbe life siue Dplpsninz
ger ON, buorlebes ban / benne 3illtanb
bar fommen til at lisse paa 2~anbepeien
% buorfra bet Saar itammebe, iom ban
baooe | !Sooeoet. Gan bleu fsrt til
Soipitalet ct. @ermain, bporfra ban
efter "A Timers Jurls6 bleo Transport
teret til fin 8olis. General Gaan, Der
bar bant 8ommanooen i g6artres oa
bar blepen ftinet til. 9ispOiition iom
5slse al en- Strib, Fan bapbe bapt meb
Breietten | Cure. ct, 9oire, mebens &C.
neral 8oulanser bar &rissminiHer,
baobel ban pit 9esn paa Sinbsiorpirz
ring. Man msbte bam ofte, Ifriper
Journal des Debats, iisrt 8iole, forte
Ssnfleoer, sraa Strsmper % meb
@reslesionens aors ON SalIen. 0aor
ban reo en- 9ur, bar ban rsts Strsmz
per, Os for nOsle 9ase fiben git ban
unOer ct ftarft &esnoeir meb bare ssb
Der Oosr "Blacs p'gtrmss" / gs%riaiIes.
pan bar altio en- liben BUTTE uf @ene-
raj 8Oulanser bus fig. Saerebe mebens
ban baooe 8Ommanboen i g6artres,
baooe mon martet 9esn paa afiinb hos
bam.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
Son. ". u. Sobnion.

Der ct bel neppe en- Sfanbinap / bele
9orb' 9afOtu, buem ri fan pese ben til
meb mere Stoltbeo os 9iIfrebsbeo enb
9iitriftsabuofat M. 81. Sobnion at Nels
ion County. 9et er life Blot forbi, at
Sr. Spbnion iibber inbe meb iielben
9obe @uner os ct fort 5orraab al iaas
pel iuribife iOm andre alt~nennpttise
&unbfaber, at ban OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
% @ebborseres astelie % sgre; MEN
at ban siennem bele fin ~iOciale os pos
litiIfe aareer bar leoeret BrBper %
8epiier for, at ban er en- Solfets
Der ueier fine Sano1inser,
baaoe pripat Og offentlis, meb &riitens
bonn ps Moralitet, iaa ban MI mibt
oppe / i'm fraitisite WanbbOmsalber,
omrinset af @lorie fra ale Splb, itaar
Der Tom en- Glitter os J~oriparer for fit
5Olf, iom en- Sielper os geileber af be
fortrpfte Smaa os iom en- Sen at be
tilSels iaa uneertrpfte 5armere - bet
er altiammen &palififationer, Tom ri os
ulle retifafne 5olf ieiter Bris paa.
81 fit lite tale noset pibere meb Sr.
Sobnion unber INSTRUMENTATION /
forrise use, men Ri bar bet fra paulioe.
lise &iloer, at ban CT uinis til at repre-
~ientere 22be 9iltrift peo Dor fonltitutios
neQe &Onuention | Bismard ben Abe
Suli. 9ette 9iftritt inbtuser bele Sell
ion Gountp FAINT glfmOnt, Snfiter, Dat
moob, Isues, Niasara, GIN @rope,
Moraine, 2arimore, 2Osan, Grace, So
retta, 2inb os NOrtbpoob 9oipnibips at
@ranb SORTS Gountp.
8i bill minbe Selserne / bette Diitritt
ON 8istisbeben at at ienbe De rette
Menb til 8onoentionen os fremfor alt
forene fig ON fra be reipeftipe gau.
cus'era at paalasseD elesaterne at femme
paa Dor 2anosmanb Sr. M. g.. Sobn:
ion at fslsenbe Soueo9runbe:
l.. !San ct en- bpstis Suriit, Der for
itaar at uoarbeioe aOufor flag us 8ons
ititutioner.
2. San bar mere grfarins Os parlaz
mentarif Gpstisbeo enb nosen anben /
9itr,ftet, ba ban bar iibbet / Sppa's
2esislatur / Tere 1erminer, er EFT aps
oenbe Taler os bar en- iaa perbis OPP
traben, at ban lite lar fig bunbe5e al
rto9en.
8. San er en- sob 8riiten rs en- tro,
prsuet 1emperancsmanb, uben at bore
rabifal eIer jpermerif.
4. Gan er en- Saber al Monopoli %
en- r%etifafen JOlfsts Manb - noset,
bans Sanblinger itaar iom beoite 8es
big for.
9ette er altiammen 8ualifitatiuner,
iom man lite oil finbe f~orenet Dos iuert
mango aanbibater, % ri flyer after:
benpt Inlebninsen M, til at ienbe en-
Wanb til &onoentionen, Der bill bare
tase 5olfets, Moralers os &rifenboms
mems 2aro! ("Noromanoen'.)
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
Memorial Day.

8eo bet iiofte aibOlbte Msbe al Col.
Hughes Post, So. 16S, G. A. R. nebs
iattes fslsenbe arrangements aomite
6. 6. Gat ipe[, 6. 8. Sitdccd, s. o.
2eonurb, 81. s. Greer os 9bom. Stuff
De pil ilutte fig iammsn mee the relief
corps, beitaaence af fslsenbe 9amer
5. q. Wprril, %. s. Burt, @. 9.
Rcglaifep, 8. U. Beiier % s. Z.
4ater.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24
Who Slew All These?

| see long row of baskets coming
up toward the palace of King Jehu.
/ am somewhat lnquisitive to find out
what is in the baskets. / look in and
find the CORY heads of seven princes.
AS the baskets arrive at the gate of
the palace the heads are thrown into
two heaps, one on either side of the
gate. In the morning the King
comes out and he looks upon the
bleeding, CHASTITY heads of the mas.
sacred princes. Looking oneeither
side of the gate he cried out, with a
ringing emphasis: "Who slew all
these?"
We have, my friends, lived to see
more fearful massacre. There is no
use of my taking your time in trying
to give statistics about the deyasta-
ton and ruin and death which strong
drink has wrought in this country.
Statistics do not seem to mean any
thing. We are so hardened under these
statistics that the fact that fifty thous-
and more men are slain, or fifty
thousand less men are slain, seems to
make no positive impression on the
public mind. Suffice it to say that
intemperance has slain an innumera-
BILE company of princes-the children
of Gods royal family; and at the
gate of every neighborhood there ale
two heaps of the slain; and at the
door of the household there are two
heaps of the slain; and at the door of
the Legislative hall there are two
heaps of the slain; and at the door of
the university there are two heaps
of the slain; and at the gate of this
Nation thereare two heaps of the slain.
When Hook upon the desolation, |
am almost frantic with the scene,
while l cry out: "Who slew all
these?" | can answer that question
in half a minute. The ministers of
Christ who have given no warning, the
courts of law that have offered no
hcensure, the women who give strong
drink on New Years day, the fathers
and mothers who have rum on the
sideboard, the hundreds of thousands
of Christian men and women in the
land who are stolid in their indiffer-
ence on the subject-they slew all
these !-[DeWitt Talmage.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24
From the N. w. G. T. u. Bulletin.

Mr.. W. Jennings Dcmorest, of New
York, is travelling in Scotland, intro
ducing his famous medal contests.
The beautiful song "Home, Sweet
Home" has been made the battle
hymn of the Dakota Prohibition cam
paign.
The social evil in Iowa is said to
have decreased two-thirds since the
frequenting of Infamous dens was
made felony.
Put sharp ballot-teeth in your
prayers, then, and not till then, will
they cut the life out of the saloon.-
Rev. j. r. Sanders.
Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop will spend
the last two weeks of August in
North Dakota, and all of Septem-
Der in South Dakota, in the interest
of Prohibition.
The Woman's Reformatory of In
diana, the State prison for women,
which for years has been man
aged exclusively by ~omen, is
claimed to be the only public in
stitution, penal or philanthropic, in
that State that has thus far escaped
all scandal.
Mrs. L. A. Ford, leading Wis
consin white ribboner, received high
and well-deserved honor at the
Monona Lake Chautauqua assem-
bly,. On Recognition day, at the
hands of Mr.. Joseph Cook, with
the accompaniment of enthusiastic
applause and the waving OF
hundreds of handkerechiefs she
received diploma with seventeen
seals, the largest number even won by
a western member of the circle.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24
Huntsville Female College.
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA.

TORTIETH Session begins Wednesday, Sep
[ TENDER A. 1889. Buildings greatly enlarged
and improved Healthy, well furnished; 20
Officers and Teachers All departments of
Female Education thoroughly taught, nclud
writing. A Christian home for pupils. For
Catalogues, &C., applyto
REV. A. b. JONES, d. D., LII D., President.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24

/ think the subject has been kept
back very much by the merriment
people make over those slain by strong
drink. used to be very merry over
these things, having keen sense of
the ludicrous. There was something
very grotesque in the gait OF a
drunkard. 1t is not so now, for L
saw in one of the streets of Phlladel-
phia a sight that changed the whole
subject to me. There was a young
man being led home. He was very
much understandable was ravlng with
intoxication. Two young men were
leading him along. The boys hooted
in the street, men laughed, women
sneered but happened to be very
near the door where he went Init
was the door of his fathers house.
| saw him go up stairs. | heard him
shouting, hooting and Disappearing
He had lost his hat and the merrl'
ment increased with the mob until he
came up to the door, and, as the door
was opened, his mother came out,
When heard her cry, that took all
the comedy away from the scene
Since thai time when see a man
walking through the streets reellng'
the comedy is all gone and it is a
tragedy of tears and groans ana
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24

heart breaks. Never make any fun
around me about the grotesqueness Of
drunkard. Alas for his home!-
[Talmage.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24
qemperanee.
National Pledge,

Il solemnly promise, God helping me- to abb
stain from all distilled, fermented and malt
liquors, including wine and cider, and to en-
ploy all proper means to discourage the use
of and traffic in the same"
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24
DIRECTORY OF STATE OFFICERS.

LYDIA M. CHACE, State President, Little
Rock.
MRS. SARA X. HART, Corresponding Secre-
tary, Little Rock.
Mrs. JULIA A. CLARK. Recording Secretary,
Beebe.
MRS. %. j. RICE, Treasurer, Little Rock.
The w. G. II. U. meets every Thursday at
p. m at headquarters, Methodist block, Main
street.
The US meet every Monday at 5 pm,, at the
same place.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24
WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES

A
grln thee
j. HANCOCK, Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

Chicago. June ga bis crowd witnessed th"
race, at Wa. hIugtOn PARK to lay. I'll" weather Wa
warm and the track fast In tho thru rae Fly ton
enuallcd tho rcrOrd at a mile aud sixteenth.
First raco-OuiluGk made the running t" the homo
stretch with Lord PeytOn second. In N" stretch
hot race 10 place. at the end Of which Lord fcyton
was first, Portaw Second and Outlook third, half
lengths apart. Time rs Ia.
second race-Monira Hardy led 20 near the finish
where Murphy moved Tcu;On up, and won easily by
half leQgth Monits Hardy second and Heron third.
Tmo-l 40 IA.
Third race-On the first turn Big Thru" took com
uand and was first all the way 10 the stretch, with
LandIady and Elyt0n alternately second furong
from home Elyton got his ia front and In company
with Huntress ran a great race TO the wire, wnuinG
By a short length, with Iiuntrc,s second hai
length before Big Three. Tine a. :.
Fourth race-frodrca led for nearly the entire
distance but Prsther overloaded her IN front Of The
stand and won by longth with Frtdrica second and
Bonnie King third. T1me-l :Ji L..
FLrh race-Taunus aud Lady Gay lei to the stand
where Cousin Jcems passed them AMI won ca,iN
Taunus second and Lady Gay third Time IA II
sixth Estclle led from start TO finish. and
won from Oracle ". by two lengths, Queen OF Trump
third TInc-1 ID Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
uASDI' AP.
rDUETm-KNICKEEnUr KTR II
.nIGHwrInMT MANDrAP. TWO MILEs
THE PROGRAMME FOR tt E~pAY.

Tho conditions G the third race OH 'h' - '"'p'hrlh
programme for TurSdN aw given below;
Third RACE Purse IL 600 Of Which roo 80 ~"
second Eutran,". *Ij. 10 b" dvd'h i"'"""n ih'
second and tLGd. TIE winner 10 be- I'D At auction
for ~ 900; II for S2j1O, allowd hv" pounds; for
- 1000 ten pounds found allowed fer each 500
10 $3.50; then two pounds for each 300 I" $1,000
One mile and quarter.
Entries close Monday at y IN
The following race Is substituted for the sixth T~"
of Tuesday, on the turf, and the added no"cy Will
be al. go:
sixth Race A sweepstakes for thro~y o2' and
upwad OF $lO each, with $l,4Jo added, 81 "m'h
500 TO second and $50 to a." Una. Three N'rH
old carry ll5 pounds; four gears. ldI ,'""d> :
five six and aged l3J pounds. Winners OF " ,
raCes during the meeting, OF 81 anN rae 81 go - l.
l--8 GNo pounds extra. tthcr horses. II non WIN
nors during the meeting allowed. If A"r years ul.
svcn pounds IL four upward twelve p'uuI'. and
II non winners Of $500 In LISP. allowed. three N'dIr
old fourtrrD pound, II four or upwaTl, fw"ri 'WU
pounds. one mile aud thIc" furiOnSs Oh a.: tdi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
HAS BIZ Won HALF OF DULGTH'
REPORTED VERDICT IN SUIT INVohVlS"
MANY M1IIAoNS.

RrrORTED VERDICT IN A SUIT lNNoh'4S"
MANY MILLIONS.
A dispatch tum Ashland, Wis, says that JUG"
r.,.h :, tho United States Circuit Court there On
r1,p,.Jay evening had directed verdict ior inc
,l,in,,g in the case OF Frederic c. PRENTICE nov
York millionaire. against Mayor h"asor ana o'"''
for po,sc,son Of half OF Duluth, MIMI INC u'f
,,vs that Mr. Prentice bought tho claim I" ~ ID
r,,,oroeh IN whom Martin Brascr, father OF Mayor
'EcaScr, gave decd for one haIi ih,rr's III ,
., propcrty IN that city, 1t IS added mat lhe u''n
,ot boon imDrouerly executed and Butiericd nan
b., dis,os,e,>cd; and that the property Was no"
valued at 100000
Frederic Prentice, who controls me frehAoo DIV
stone Company OF Wisconsin, has an oruco a. w.
Al Rr,advav this city, He Is at present III HS''"'"'
nm. his confidential clcrk Howell smith, ea'' SoS''
day that lc supposed the case must haVo prch '.''
,ronlsci as he had received letter nom MF'
pr,,,,cc saving that on juno Il, the day SCI ior
TRIAL # Lad been postponed for several m"nIA>,
Mr. prcnttcc he added, had alrahy compFOHHH''
with several Of the defendants at Their own F"tn'"
,,poug them Luther Nsnhrnhan ana \. W. ''''
two Of Duluths richest citizens Mt '"'i'" Dos
.t,, tho statement in III dispatch that MI fNh''
had bought his claim of y. Il. lmt'rrh"h was -
rr,- and aidcd that he had never heard Of beaSoF
name IA The case - T.,
r1,r,v y,ars ago Mr.. Prentice who was Dom IN
Ohio IN .o4 visited the Lake superior copper TEloh
with a Wow 70 investment In mining properly 'n''o,
Duluth was a small Indian sotten"nt' anu "N'i"''
Was in tho wilderness, but Mr. Prentice "a" u''"
possibilities and bought hr about r-'"o n" VI"
divided hall OF 100 acrrs In Duluth, ana became III
aa,,- -, what Is now the most valuable part OF
Ashland Tho Duluth rtnpertJ 10 bought H"N
,,,r, Arn.rr,nC u hose wife had Inherited IL i"I
bor father n .hippcws chi"t u whom the Govern
mcnt Rad issued patrt for $40 a"rr~, OF Wh'" 'hr
leo ARES rn"ntuUd IN u,e dispatch i"rm"i par
Ar.r ,.'nne the undivided half Of this 100 acre
tr,ct to Alr Prentice Armstrong re@old II 70 1""h VI
, ~, i,,',F ~ tic Defendants Ia Ny. iTrnt'N
.g; Iiro years ago Mr. Prentice ht'nSht sun
m ne niird S'a'"s court hlUihs ~ o. ','' ~,
/ ,..,r- H. Iruu,rty bat hSt his caso. I hrt ~,
N.ar-r', las. h"v"yeT, he Wa AL" !" nav" w.. ~
csc r.,lcncl and for y"GT b" ma I"Hh
I ....l.,,n r'. , n fpr~ 4 to trial IN" 'hF,i .N
. f,',,,r N.r. smith said. va -" N"rN"rh fMi',
,.,.u a. ah,,' hlS hu.!' sr"al e,"NA'"r, 'n ir
o., .., IT, ir'y 90 l'.c". .n'. M'' SUNNI ~
b tract D, worth Sla,oro""O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Union Hook and Ladder C0,
panys annual excursion 10 Rye Beach VIII Iaho IN he
celebrated in White Plains with a parade oy IhE
Patriotic Order Sons Of America An ahar TPin. VI" 81
hr delivered by the Rev. Frederick Ange'ihei -,
Kepsico Visiting delegations will be entertained al
a picnic In Fishers Grove.
MOUNT VERNON.-Ihc Pansy Society an sssoL y y
tton Of twelve little girl, Of the First Presoy orli
Church gave an Interesting and siccessI1l enu"i i
ta,mcnt in Presbyterian Han last night Inr ~ .t
wa. a handsome addition Ia their pledge O"S ID" Ni'
church building fund.
PORTHF$TER. Justice II. NJ IicndctSoh az
John ". TOunSbury committee OF c'tMene' rI
u Health against the action Of the village bodII W
Health IN closing the Opera House. where inc aNmua
hcon held on the ground OF tho prevalence OF scarIs
fever On Lyons Point.