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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-16
Lemon Elixir.

Lemon Elixir.
ITS WONDERFUL EFFECT on TIVE LIVER,
STOMACH. BOWELS. KIDNEYS
AND BLOOD.
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir Ia pleasant iomon
drink that positively cures oil Bliousness, Con-
siipatiOu, Indigestion, Headache, Malaria, Kid
nov Disease, Dizziness, Colds, Loss OF Appetite,
Fevers, Chills, Blotcnes, Pimplos, Pain In back.
Paluitation OF Heart, and all other diseases
caused by disordered liver, stomach, and xlu-
news the first great cause OF all fatal diseases.
50 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by drugSsts.
prepared only by II. Motley, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga
LEMON HOT DROPS.
For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot Drops.
For sore throat and bronchitis, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For pneumonis and isryDgetis, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh. take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For ali throat and lung diseases, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation
Sold by druggists. % cents per bottle. RE-
pared by H. Motley, NJ. d., Atlanta. Ga
PRESIDENT NATIONAL BANK,
Meanwhile, Tonn., writes: From experience ir
nv family Dr. II. Mozley's Lemon Elixir has
few. II any equsls and no superiors In medicine
for the regulation Of tho liver stomach, and
bowels DR.. II. Mozley's Lemon hot Drops are
superior 70 any remedies We have ever been
able TO got for throat and lung diseases.
W. II. MA0NESS,
oc6-sutAp1fr Presid ont Bank.
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STILL ANOTHER.

The Water Extortion ON Private FAMILIES
Inconsistency of the Ordinance.
70 Ne East~ efQs< Dispa,oh;
boms tune sgo called attention 70 this
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Job Printing.

Send your orders for Job printing to the
Dispatch Company and your work will be
done promptly neatly, chesply, and salts
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THE Lower WE CAN AFFORD TO SELL,

and, on the same. principle the greater the demand
for finest goods the we approach pertecton's
pole" in all the clements of perfect garments From
a;n black TO the most delicate shade of fawn is
range of colorings From the ultraashionabe short,
doubeslitted English Covert Coat to the extra long
our line of lengths. From the plain and neat $IoO
garment to the Observation-Disclosures and rich silkined
Spring Overcoat of finest foreign fabric ut $500 IS
our range of prices. Don't you think the kind you
want can be found among these grades?
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sUsryEss CHANCES.

OAR AND BAR-FIXTURES AND
u LICENSE FOX sALK PRivATkLY.-Iho
proprietor, with q view 10 q change OK ousiness'
wRI'i EoiJIPPED BAR AND FIXTURES,
4, a central location. The goodwin. nxinres.
and All viii DO sold together, and upon tho most
favorable terms ana
Tne business st PRESENT. paying one, anu
nv close attention can be made 70 pay hano-
som.,v as the location Is ono OF tho most 10
sirsSis In the city The rent 10 moderate.
s"sD'o - Address &C"
So north seventh street,
a.. aoa-x,s Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-16

TO lke Edlt0r q U'e D'SVs .,,,,o 80
As reader Of your aaiiy, ana ab seci nvst ~
many communications up ha worrying our
9ues,'ioen " 20 much. especially those above
ie sgas.ar ~ wbo strange TO say. make up
tidews:el; - onr committees TO whom
the m a,'ant;ons are properly referred; and
bsI.evIns that no one economiG a y y 90
now before our General AsssmD s,.n = - ns -
much iu,portapets eneotas ~ sSsz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-16

WE are now prepared to show you, WHAT WE
w WELL KNOW TO BE, the greatest variety and
the most superb assortment of Spring Overcoats ever
before exhibited within the four walls of this House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-16
A BRILLIANT GALAXY OF I=
- BRIGHT new STYLES,
on which Americas best designers have avished their
wealth of genius, surprising in
Beauty Of Conception, Design and Make,

all exhibits of former years The range of prices is
wider than formerly and the values greater than
heretofore because, with great and growing BUSH
ness the more we sell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-16
EXECUTIVE SESSION.

The Senate at 2 o'clock went into execu-
tive session. and several matters were
briefly talked over but none of them acted
upon. 80
When the doors were reopened the Chair
announced the appointment OF Aessrs;;
Moore and Dunn as members OF the special
Joint committee to ascertain the status OK
life-members of the Virginia State Agricui-
tural Society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-16

The Senate settled itself down to bust
ness. and in an hours time thlrty-hve bills
we're ordered to their engrossment. Most
of these were entirely of local character.
One Of general interest, however, was
that 10 amend the law in relation 70 the
military fund Of the State. 1t reduces the
appropriation to this source from hall to
one fourth of per cent. on the gross rrevee-
nues of the State. II tho military code Is
passed it is proposed to make the financial
feature of it accord to this bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-16
THE KVENING SESSION.

Mr.. Saunders offered the following:
Resolred, That on and after Monday mex,
Except on Saturday, the chair be, vacated
at $50 O'Clock p. NJ. and resumed at 4:S
o'clock p. M.
Mr.. Saunders explained that resolution
similar to this one was adopted on fnday'
but the way in which the motion 10 au-
journ was made and carried broke the spe-
cial order. 1t should have been moved .o
vacate the chair until l:s0 O'Clock, put
motion to adjourn was put and carried.
Mr.. Ryan offered This as . substitute:
Resotcei, That 1t and after o'clock r.
II. on each day the roll shall be called ~
alphabetical order, and any member prs
ant ahsll be authorised to cal nm ana BILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-16
THE ASSETS ARE INVESTED AS FOLLOWS
Iit;ies Gncndno reserve AZ per cent? 81

a.
BIZ APPogTIoaED AS USUAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-16

To incorporate tho Richmond Railway
and Electric Company. ~,
TO confer certain powers on the hicn-
mond Union Railway Company.
To incorporate certain powers IN the
Richmond City-Railway Company.
To amend and reenact section OF an act
entitled an act to amend and reenact an
act TO incorporate the Manchester Railway
and Improvement Company and to changss
the name thereof to the Richmond ana
Manchester Railway Company, approved
February 10. 1886.
Adjourned ut AS p. NJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
co NAJTRW
w WINONIE?

Jeden powle, Re nowo pobudo-
wany ratasz, drugi, re most e.
lazny przez rzeke Mississippi, TREE
CT, Be wiara abonentow WIARU-
SA z 4tei wardy, ale to wszystko
tylko czcza %gadanina. Prawda DO.
WIEN doswiadczona przez wszyst.
kich polsk1ch robotnik6w z 4tei
wardy oraz wszystkich wiarusow
kaszubskich, szlaskich i poznan-
skich 2 PINE CREEKU, NORTH
CREEkC i INDEPENDENCE
jake tee ioh &ony> matki i dzieci
jest, re rekojmia n%alwiekszej trivia
fosci W Winonie dale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

kaniu proszac, ably i'm ME skodzlf.
Czajkowskl, ably ich zb,c z podej-
rzenia, zakllna} sig, re o nlczem
ME vie, re ME przyjecha} do
Oswiecimimla W ich sprawie, ale
re ma %polecenie czekaG tn ma ia
kiegos zbrodniarza, kt6ry ma W
tych dniach przybyc z Prus. 1 ola
utwierdzenia ich W tenn mniema-
niu, %pokazywat I'M Czajkowskl ia
kas ~fotografe, nlby tego zbrodnia-
RIA. Oskarzeni, jak sic zdawa}o,
uwierzyli temu zapewnieniu,
zwfaszcza, re ich swiadek upew-
Mai. re ME zauwazyf mic kary-
godnego W ich postepowaniu i re
jake pos'adajacy koncesye rzadowa,
moga swobodnie sw6j interes pro-
wadzit. Mimo to jednak ME spusz-
cali swiadka Z Okla i sledzlli ma
kazdym kroku jego czynnosci. w
tenn sledzeniu posuneli sic tax da-
leko, re naruszyli navel zamek
werthejmowskl cd kuferka, W kt6-
rym C~zajkowski mlal schowane
rzeczy swe notatki urzedewe,
otworzyc go Jednak ME umieli.
W%ieczcrem jednego dnia, gdy Czaj-
kowski siedziaf W cestauracyi ko-
lejowej z Kosteckim zkilku strazni-
kaml przysiad} sic do mich Barber
/ poczaf ,,fundowac" kolacye. w
czasie ]edzenia Czajkowski zapytaf
Kosteckiego o wartosci pierscionka,
ktory tenze ma ma palcu. Kosteckl
wymieni} kwote, ma co Barber
zdja} sw6j piercionek z palca l
w}ozy} mu ma palec. Czajkowski oba
piersclonhi zdja} z palca i po}ozyf
pred w}asclcielami, a Barber
wowczas %powtdrnie wcisna} sw6j
pierscien ma palec swladka. Nadto
gdy Czajkowski wyszedf ma dw6r,
uda} sic "a MIN Barber i pona.
wiajac raz j~eszcze prosbe wzgte-
dem ME zrobienia uzytku re spo-
strzezen, wclsnaf mu banknot ma
so zfr. Swiadek wzia}, ME wiedzac
co mu daja, a ~nastepnie z}ozyf z
raportem p%rze}ozonej w4adzy.
ZAPISUJCIESOBIE WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
PLAN JAZDY.
NASZYCH KOLE[.
Chicago, Milw. S, Paul

Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w strong wschodu- Odchodzi.
Chicago eXpr., cod2ieh e.37 a
Chicago expr., codzien 11,O6 noca
Onlcago expires 1896 rano
Pociag pecztowv ga
w strong zachodu. Odchodzi.
Chicago expires, codzieh 1902 rano
Chicago eXpr., codZien 3,5S rano
Chicago expr. 1877 wiecz
Poeiag pocztowy 1903 o5iad
Wabasha Division.
Przesadanie do Zumbroty 200 obiad
Chippewa Valley Division.
2 Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski 100 obiad
Przesiadanie do Menomease 12. Is obiad
Green Bay -Winona & S. p.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pociag pasazerski SOS pc ob.-9.e5 rano
foclag frachtowy 7.30 wiecz.-6 O5 rano
Chicago Burlington & N.
Przybycie wyjazd pociag6w.
Z Chicago (krom niedzielD II .35przed OBJ.
Z Chicago i St. Louis (odzie6) 4.1O rano
ZMinn.-St: Paul (bes niedz } 11.35 obi.
codzieh 1925 nocs
DC Chicago (krom niedzleli) 1910 rano
st Leu:s codzien 1000 noca
DO St. Paul i MINI. codzieh 1000 rano
2.45 rano
Nzgledem tykiet6w, lokalrych pta.
now jazdy i t. d. zglasza6 sic pc
II. T. Lamberton, agenta
Chicago & Northwestern.
Przybywa Odchedzi
Chicago expires $50 rano 6.25wiecz,
Chicago expr., codzien 9.15 wiecz 6.OOran
Fracht. poe. przystaje 6.45 wiecz ~. 80 noe
Winona s. ST. Peter.
Przybywa Odchodzi
EXPIRES dzienay 600 wiecz, 1000 rano
PasazerskiD akotejski $40 rano9 .35 wiecz
kaczacyH Recnester1O As -ano 3.55 re oh.
Zsbieraiacy frachtv 500 DO OBJ. as rano
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

Moze bye danem W fIizance
kawy lub herbaty, bcz wledzy "a
zywalacego. a sprowddza kuracya
szybka, trwa!a, zarowno czy pa
event lest umiarkowanym piiakiem,
czy natogowym opojem. Tysiace
opojow zostaio ~wyleczonych o.
tvm specy fl klcm swojej
kuwle bez ich wicdzy, Il dzisiai
oni NIGGA sic powstrzymaG cd pa.
lonych trunkow Z wlasnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego leknrstwa ME wy
wotnje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Ia wyieczenie sic reczy. Zgfos-
Gle siq pc cyrkularze i blizsze
~szczeg6ty. AdresowaG W ~zaufaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. 1856
Race Street, Cincinnati, O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
w najgOrszei Formte

Benton, LAT. Co., Wis, W grud
III 1883. rs. J. c. Bergen zare-.
GA "a nastepuiace: James Roonei
ktory ma taniec sw. Vita ciern-
taf' W %najgorsze5 formie tegoz, le.
czony by} przes jeden i cwjer6 70.
ku przez rozmaitych lekarzy> ala
bezskutecznie> Dwle dutelki ks
koenlga Nerve Tonic" w~yleczy4y
CO.
st. Francis, "a pazdz. 1888. Jede,
z moich parafian uzywaf ks. Koe.
niga Nerve Tonic" 2 dobrvm
skutklem' Pacyent6w by1 tax zde.
ner"owanym, re ME m6gf przez xii.
IA tygodnl spac. Cierpiaf on ma
na]"yzsza bojazliwosc, g%ran1czaca
z pomleszanlem zmys}ow. Da}em
mu cokolwiek ks. Koeniga lekar-
silva ma nerwy i on uzywa} to.
Apetyt Jego powraca} stopniowo,
oo7azliwos6 i Dol gEowy milky, a
pacyent ow, kt6ry juz wtenczas roz-
paezaf, dzisiaj najlepszem zdrowlem
sic cieszy.
Bern. Elskamp, rektor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
Process %wadowicki.
TCiag dalszyI

S"J "OHiitIili" pp' D
i Fir. Schabenbeka urzednika pocz-
towego W ~Oswiecimiu.
Swiadek Albert w ogol-
nym zarysle, podaje stan rzeczy ma
dworcu Oswiecimiu, charaktery
zuje gospodarke agency, udzlaf
Iw~anickiego W czynnosclach agen-
cyl, wreszcie opowiada fakt, kto-
rego sam byt swiadkiem. Powra-
caiar w roku 1887 4 wystawy kra-
kowskiej, spotkaf W pociagu par
tye wychodzc6w, prowadzona przez
agenta Banda. Bond przcz ca}y
czas podrozy nak}ania} wychodz-
COW prosbq / namowa do zakupie-
mia bilet6w W kancelaryi Herza, a
gdy to ME pomog}o, grozif odda-
MEM ich W rece zandarmeryi i
rozkazem aresztowania. Swiadek
oburzony tenn postepowan1em
agenta zwr6ci} mu uwagG ma to
naduzycic, ma to otrzyma} obelzy-
wa odpowledz. Przybywszy do
Oswlecimia razem Z wychodzcami
udaf sic do Iwanickiego z zazale-
MEM ! prosit o aresztowanie Ban
da, Iwnicki jednak odpowiedziaf,
re 90 to mic ME obchodzi, kaEaf
mu pllnowaG sluzby l ME mieszac
sic do tego. Skutek byf ten, re
Band chwycif jednego 2 wychodz-
COW w obecnoscl "a kark i nlemal
w powietrzu zani6s} do agency
Herza.
Ten widocznie nieuzasadniony
i %bezprawny postepek I~wanickiego
tax oburzy} swiadka, re ten W
ostrycn sfowach wypowiedzia} praw-
de W oczy Iwanickiemu, a nadto
wni6sl nan zazalenie do jego pre-.
~tozonej w}adzy, ktore jednak ME
odnios1o zadnego skutku. Dodae
nadto nalezY, re Iwanicki zwracaf
uwage swiadka, re jezeli bedzie
sic W ten spos6b miesza} do ME
swoich rzeczy, zostanie niebawem
,,starafweise" przeniesiony, jak to
juz wielu innych s%potka}o.
Ma zapytanie przewodnlczace-
go do Iwanicklego, co ma to powie,
: oswladcza ten, re swiadek czesto
byf pijany i wowczas ME zupefnle
przytomny - skutkiem czego do
zeznah jego ME MONA przywlezy-
wac wagi.
Nierownie wiecej potepiajace-
mi by1y zeznania swiadka Fran
ciszka S~chabenbecka uprzednika
pocztowego W Oswiecimiu.
Swiadek ten ~zeznaje r%ozliczne
szczegoiy dotyczace praktyk ma
dworcu W Oswiecimiu, czescia z
w1asnych zebrane doswiadczeh,
ezescia re sfyszenia. Zwracai ME-
jednokrotnie uwage Iwanickiemu
i Srokowskiemu, re postepowanie
urzedu clowego W sprawie nadu-
zyc dokonywanyoh ma wychodz-
each jest ME legalnem i zapro-
wadzi ostatecznie do kryminalu,
uwagi te jednak ME poskutkowa-
~.
Swiadek wldziaf niejednokrot-
ME, jak transporty wychodzcdw
aresztowanych przez zandarmerya
odstawione do Brzezinki, pc up1y-
vie godziny wraca}y pedzone jak
stado baran6w do agency Herza.
Opowiada dalej o b6jkach stacza-
nych ma dworcu przez naganlaczy.
O blclu i szarpaniu wychodzc6w,
W czem czynni dopomagat Iwani-
cki re straznikiem Kosteckim.
W dalszym ciagu w%torkowej
rozprawY przes}uchiwano opr6cz
wielu innych swiadk6w, kt6rych
zeznania ME poduja nowych szcze
g}6low vJ6zefa Ca k W
leg O., cywllnego agenta krakow
.skiej pollcyi ma okolicznost pre-
kupstwa re strony Landerera i
Barbera.
CzajkoNski zeznaJe, II
przyby} do Oswiecimia W dniu 1
lipca 1888 roku, wydelegowany
tam przez dyrekcye policy W Kra-
kowie, wskutek rozporzadzenia ma
miestnictwa. Majac polecenie sle-
die praktyki agent6w emigracy]-
nych W Oswiecimlu i dzia}alnoSG
erZOWSkO-k1ausnerOwSkipi a~oar,cvi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

kap4ana Koeniga
NERWOW
EPlAEPsYA, HIsTERYA, CHIC
RoBA sw. VITA. NERWO.
Wosc' MRKLIWosC,
~MELANCHOLIA, BEZ-
sENNosC, ZAWRoT,
OPILSTWO: DOLE
GLIWOSCI sZPI-
KU PACIERZO-
WEGO
MOZGU.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
ZAPISUJCIESOBIE WIARUSA!
FRASZKI,

PeWlen matzOnek uSkarzaf sic
ustaw!cznie pred swym tesciem,
bogatym cziowiekiem, ma swa 10
ne a jego corke, kt6ra mu bar.
dzo dokucza4a.
To lie, rzek} bogaty test,
= MUSIC JIG pr~zykfadnie ukarac.
Powiedz jej, re jezli j~eszcze raz
bedziesz zmuszony na MIA ma re
kac, to ja... wydziedzlcze!
Czy sic c6rka poprawlfa, czy
ME, wiadomo Jednakze, re ziec
sic juz ME uskalzaf.
Do pewnego wiejskiego ma
drego doktora lecza cego sympatya,
przyby} chory,
Glory: Nam bardzo wielki
kataI.
Doktor: lie masz Let? W kt6-
rym miesiacu sic rodzi1es?
Glory: Nam lat piecdziesiqt, q
rodzi}em sic ma sw. Michal.
Dokt6r: TO dobrze. WEI czter-
nascie ziarnek grochu i wloz je ma
nowiu w prawa kieszen, a potem
co dzieh wyimiJ pc jednem zjarn-
ku i wk}adai W lewakieszen. | rob
to talk d}ugo, pop6ki katar ME US
TAME,
Glory: Dobrze; ale iak iesz-
z katar ME ustanie?
Doktor: No., to zacznij znowu
co dzien przekfadac ziarnka 4 le.
wei kieszeni do prawej. I to rob
tax d}ugo, p6kl kataru nie zgu-
blsz.
Sedzla: Kaczmarku, co wan1
sig stafo, zescie zostali zfodzieiem?
kaczmarek: Przeswletny Sc
dzlo, to jest rzecza bardzo pole
dynczq. Cz}owiek must teraz p}a-
cit lyle podatk6w, re musi krast,
iezell chce bye rzetelnym.
w SZkOLE ELEMEMTARNEJ.
Kazlu, prosze mi wymie-
mic wszystkle jake znasz czworo-
nome zw1erzeta.
kolI, osiol, koza.
No a jeszcze?
= VOL, pies. diva koguty?-
No talk, prosze pana profesora, pre-
ciez diva koguty, maja cztery no
gi.
Pewna wies miaEa swcgo rocz.
ME pfatnego lekarza. Pomimo
prze9stawien, zawsze wotano 20 W
nocy do chorego, a to by1o mia
drogi. Wreszcie lekarz wpadi ma
arcydowclpny pomys}. Oswald
czy}, re furmanka ME pojedzie W
nocy, tvlko pleszo PREY latarni, i
ten kto pc niego przyjdzie latar-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-15
Non MoItke Reviews the situation.

BERLIN, May l.-During the debate in
the rcichstag to-day on the military bill
the minister of war explained the provi-
sions of the measure.
Moltkc spoke in support of the Euro
pean situation. He declared il was always
growing more difficult. aud il was imper-
ative that Germany should have a strong
military system. A strong government
alone would bc able to maintain peace,
aud then there would bc uo one who would
not hesitate to throw "A match into the
powder barrel
Believe all the powers peacefully dis
posed. hut security can only he attained
10y Germans own efforts. OF course the
maintenance of an army on "A war footing
demand the expenditure of large amounts
of money. but the point To be considered
is this: IL we economike in our war ex-
pcuuiturcs, the most brilliant financial
sensation We may bc able to create will
not insure the exclusion of our enemies
from the fatherland. Reichter, leader OF
the progressist liberals, said the increase
in France was accompanied by "a
reduction in the time of service to two
years. He favored the same for the Ger
man army. He maintained that the
rcichstag ought to form its own views aud
not form decision based ON the views of
military officers. General Du Nernois
replied that the government was prspar-
ing a bill to reorganike the army, and "A
chance would be offered in the near fli-
turc To discuss the subject of shorter SER
vice, for the present government would
make no concession.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-15
AMONG THE RACERS.
Riley Win. the nerI,,

LOUISVILLE, May 1i.-The features os
the opening day of the spring meeting at
the Louisville Jockey club were a great
crowd, some very lively. though not
heavy, betting, and mud. and then the
Kentucky derby was run in the slowest
time on record. Ii rained heavily all
night and until 10 o'clock this morning
At = o'clock the heavens were clear, and
when the bell called for the first race
fully O,OO people were present. While
the bets placed by individuals were not
heavy except IN few instances, the az.
Rrcgate OF money that changed hands
was very great. A good many were un-
able to place their money, the jam was
so great. The track was slush at the
opening. The slightest canter scat
tered slop for several feet OH
either side. and with every great
hound i'm the running mud tand water
dashed yards away in every direction. As
the racing progressed the mud dried a
little and became more sticky.
Five furlongs, 2-year-olds Grandpa
won, Liberty Bell second, General Cald-
well third. Time, .O1E.
Mile, all ages-Uncle Bob won, Clock
ner second, Warp.ak third. Time, :i6h q.
Next came the derby and Riley won II.
l None of t.ie other i've could touch him on
that muddy track and IL is doubtful il Bill
fletcher, who alone proved To be in
great son Of Longfcllow even over dry
track. Isaac Murphy's riding was superb.
| Tie occasion required a jockey who could
keep his horse in hand and prevent
his killing himself by running
away; Murphy did this admirably.
control throughout; held him back to le,
the Others set the pace through the mud.
kept the way open before him to take adj
vantage Of every favor that dreadful
track offered ana was ready mt the right
moment To make n running and win the
| race. There were six starters, Riley
Murphy, Prince Fonzo lOvertonl, Pal.
lisaGs lBrittonI, Bill Letcher ALLEN,
| Robcspierre (Francisi. Outlook iBreck.
enridgel. They were oil at the first tap
OF the drum with Letcher in the lead, Pal
lisade second, Outlook third. the other,
punched. Atthe quarter Robespierre led
Outlook second, Pallisade third, th.
others scattered. At the half Riley was
first 10y head in front of Robespierre
Al tbree-luarters Riley began his race
and the rest began whipping for dear
Hi B Es,sSer ElsS ~'ns second DO Robesprrr. s dsGn,
third, the rest straggling. In the stretcl
Riley was two Lengths in front of Letchel
and coming easily, Robespierre third
Letcher then began coming under heav,
whip and for moment IL looked like hi,
race. but Murphy loosened reins AN,
Riley responded nobly. coming under th,
wire winner by length and three-quar
ters, Robespierre "A length behind Letcher
Pallisade back two lengths more an,
Forenzo nearly neck and neck with him
and Outlook 10 lengths in the rear. Tim
2:i5.
Three-qIarter of a nile heats, all ages
First heat White Nose won, Lorclau'
second. fricndless third. Time l:i9t..
Second hcat-Whitc Nose won. Lor,
laud second. Banncr~bearer third. Tim
| l.D.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-15
The Canadian HnGiflC.

MONTREAL, May l4.-The annual meet
ing of the Canadian Pacific railroad COM
pany to-day the old board OF directors was
re-elec,ed with one exception. The re-
port for the past year shows gross earn
ings Sl5,0D.G,;O. net earnings, s5,Og,05s,
surplus for the year, after payment of
supplementary dividend, sl,510,02d, sur
plus from previous year S326,i.3 increase
in rroiits over previous year. S2,2D,2s5.
The report expresses belief that there IL
no ground for anticipating hostile legisla-
tion at Washingt m, and states an inten-
ton to continue the 5pcr cent. dividend.
Referring To the completion of the line
from Toronto Ia Detroit, the report says
traffic arrangement with the Wabash and
two Michigan roads, and says that the
great system OF the Wabash will afford a
much needed independent connection
with Chicago, ST. Louis and other west.
crn and southwestern points. and the
connection with the two important Mich.
igan railways will be of very great value.
William &. Van Horne was reelected
president.