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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
AN EXCURSION THROUGH THE LEH1GH VALLEY

A party Of fifty or New York and Brooklyn men
left the Pennsylvania Railroad Station yesterday morn
Ing a special train for rwO days trip over the
Lehieh Valley Railroad. 1t was the occasion OF the
special autumn excursion given by the Lehigh valley
RailIuad Company for the purpose OF ah0rding us
invited guests idea of the scenery and INDUSTRIAL
progress along it, line. The excursion was under the
charge OF Thomas J. Kasc. general eastern freight
agent; X. II. Wilbur assistant second vcepresldent
ii. stanley Goodwin general superintendent, and h. b.
Byingtop general passenger agent
Among those who accepted the companys invitation
were Franklin Edson Colonel John Il. Fellows. Judge
Henry A. Moore. James VI. Matthews, James W. Edg-
way. Major Walter X. Rossitcr, \. W. Tenney, j. ii.
Wallace sydney Ward, ii. B. Mcclellan, Charles r.
simmons, A. s. lain, a. :. Wheeler Major James T..
Hayes, J. Sergeant Cram John A. Deadly, Jerome Buck
IL. IL. Porter. Spencer Swain. George ii. Southland.
Andrew J. Perry, VI. j. Cummings. q. &. Greer, gen
erl agent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
representatives Of New York and BrOoklyn newspapers
The train passed the Potsvile division OF the
road to louisville thence through! the coal regions OF
the Schnykill Mahanuy. IIazeton and Beaver Meadow,
and was expected 10 reach Wkebarre at p M, wlerc
the party would remain over night. TINS morning
they will visit the Prospect shaft Of the Lchgh alley
Coal Company. and will return by way OF Pttst0n.
pa sng through Glen Onoko, Mauch Chunk and around
The SWitchback. They expected " reach Jersey
City about O'Clock to- night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18

Football has three fold interest in New-forA to-day
and though he between Yale Princeton and her
rival, Will occupy attention Of the public con-
sderabl, excitement VIII b. aroused BY the ntecoleSAs
game b.tw zen Columbia aud Wesleyan. which VIII Dc
payed n. Brotherhood this afternoon The following
! 80 ,h paues ~ rho ulaycrs and their position:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
NEW PRESIDENTIAL PosTMAsTERs.

washington. Oct. I'.-The PrtsIueHt Has CUHInIIs-
stoned the following postmaSters:
Harris &. Eames West Haven, Conn.,: Charles A.
Barley Leroy. H.: MarCeliuS +. Jones. Wheaton. Ill.
Frm,na L. Evans, AshburnhAm Mass. Georgs H. Spali.
StratfOrd Conn. Stanley H. Policy OsOwatomle, Kan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
WINNERS AT MORRIS PARK

Secretary Kock that the stakes ana purses
won Mt Morris Park meeting amounted TO
s1s661o list the who won $1,000 Or ever
qiyen here with:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18

POLICE CLOSE A POOL ROOM
The police made . raid the pool room az inc O'en
uot. IN Hoboksn yesterday and closed IL
for . few hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18

The Yale football will play the team Of the Orange
Athletic Club ut Orange this afternoon Much nterea>
centres In this game doubtless. the weather be nn
great many people will attend. The following are ~
names OF the players and their positions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18

The Princeton College Athletic Association Will naNs
athletic games this afternoon at Princeton.
The Orange whrc!rnen Will also have set 0 races u
Grunge In the afternoon
The Elizabeth Wheelren will have run and paraos
at Elizabeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
The
lamp.
PERFECT IN COSsTRUCT1oA.
ARTISTIC IN DESIGN.
MATCRLEss IN ITS LIGHT.

A coed lamp Is simple; whom It IL not simple II Is
not good. The Rocester In made In hrss piece only
and written guarantee goes with every Lamp. a Ass
varieties. Come and the display Of art In lamp
lnaking-a6es especially.
ROCHESTER, LAMP CO..
~ PARK PLACE AND 81 BARCLAY-ST., NEW.rohk,
The LdroeH Lamp Store In the World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
GOOD SPORT PROMISED BY THE ESSEX COUNTY
COUNTRY CLUB.

GOOD SPORT PROMISED BY THE ESSEX COUNTY
COUNTRY CLUB.
TIE pony races Of the Essex County Country Club
will be run this afternoon at Waverly, y. j.. rain or
shine The first race will be started at AS p, m
Trains will leave the Pennsylvania station at IL m and
At and . D. m, and passengers will he conveyed to
the track direct Returning racegoers viii reach New
York in time for dinner. The entries, which are of
ouslity that indicates good sport. are as follows
First race-Polo Stakes. sweepstakes, Sl0 each
D. D. 500 added. FoXhal keene's dun g. wings
r H. Powers Fairs or; g. Bull Dog J. W. Gerso: lrs:
blk. Willy Win RocRaxay stables o Wi Fl at No.
second racc-Orange Handicap; Iane s2oo' Oh
which $50 10 second: entrance $40 p p. .o
Tamaiamah stables b. &. Roulette loO
shutdown stables br. m Betsy 20 ~
Foxhall kecnc'S oh. e. IucKShot-
Aliens h. III. sweetheart -,
F. E. GWynne's blk. e. TWO llS " ~
George Whtocks b. m. Josephine II. =: -
Third Champion Stakes. Value S2oo' OF WHICH
$50 10 second entrance $40 p. p 900
Tamalsnlah stables gr. e. Chiefa!n ioV
J. C. KDreths oh. 9. Trouble -..' -
E. f. Gwvnne'S b. G. Puntaub -
Fourth race-Essex Stakes. Value $50, Of which
$50 T. second entrance go p. p. ,-o
Foxhar Keene's oh. e Buckshot
1In 5aIr M" prn b. g. troublesome %
J. ~ Ciirard us blk G. Black Prince %
Fssey County Kennels br. G. Ksmet ....-.......i.S
John Dallett r.'s b. G. Lucan "a
l. FIN w 4a9econntrs sub Stakes Value $3.50 Of
which $50 to second entrance sl5 p "A.
T4malamah stables b. e. Iormeh''r LIS
Captajn Bake's dun &. Buster. -
Orange stables b. g. Joker
" IIarbord's CHI. m Nina ~
Harry D,lrand's ch 2. Jim II 10, -
sixth rsce-Consolation Handicap. Value N"3' Oh
which S2o to second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
REPLYING TO COMPLAINTS OF TIE ATCHIsoN.

REPLYING TO COMPLAINTS OF TIE ATCHISON.
Chicago, Oct. Il (Special.-The Atchson manage
ment decided to-day to officially answer the numberless
charges which have been made against 1t OF late. The
last put upon the management at yesterday
meeting of the Southwestern Missouri River lines. when
the Alton reiterated statement previously made That
the decentralization In the West was owing chiefly II the
Atchson. Judge Springer, assistant to the president
Of the Atchison present at the meeting and said
that while do not profess to be the holiest and
most righteous of all the lines 1t does not lie In the
mouth of the Alton TO reflect upon US. The Alton Is
mainly responsible for the present condition OF things
by reason OF its cllms for undue proportion OF traic
and It's practice in securing the same. The most DO
moralizing provocative Of the present situation was
the making with the large dressed beef and
packing establishments at Kansas City running fer a
term of five years. The contracts were secured by
making large reduction in the then existing rates
To-day Judge springer said The Ncllson has for
some weeks been the subject Of apparently prcar-
ranged attacks. These attacks have assumed various
forms. some being directed against the financial man
agcment, AZ other times against the tranic man
agemcnt and still other times against the mala&e-
uent generally. II easily be proved that the
AtcMSOn has not hitherto carried more than It's pro
portion OF traffic. II is apparent THAI inc other 9uth
western lines do not stand upon any equality WIN H.
The Achi>n j. in the field To stay and It's competitors
may as well understand 1t first as last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
GAIN
ONE POUND
A DAY.

GAIN OF FOUND DAY IN TIE CASE o. =
MAN WHO HAS BECOME ALL RUN DOWN." AxD
HAS BEGUN TO TAKE THAT RxNA1KADLD ykxoD
PRODUCER,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18

sperd and in whipping finish won by neck oA'e
Prince second. three lengths before Young "race'
FOURTH EACE-ruIsE 5000. NOW ,c
SINCE OCTOBER /. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. / l'io
MILLS 3 Betting Fl.
A's;h s'?9:s s! Dss$ r. $ssSs q
h S II e. sG sh s b s0 h. FsireS
Bever~y5x stables b. castawsy Ill Al -
II R,ker,. en-. G. x. T. ITO. .Pierce) 1oo-l col
Time-1 :S5I.
Caldwell Taviston, Kenwood Pearl Sc. ana %, %,
,,n'N - w,thdrawn. Al Farrow, under double
r ,do the running for six furlongs, when he was
sol,,a bv Drlxze who raced with him TO The head OF
tho ,tre,ch and made him very tired ihen Dn1e eame
,,,v and won by three lengths sorrento, spieno'ais
ridden by TArzl second neck 'e1'f' ~ N'" VIM
beat Casaway four lengths. . .
"a ms Mellow THE SCALE. SIX FUR
LONGS & Betting pi
n,v . Co... b. I. Betty Prs.hsr. by, .,
p.1.9 s1s.Ss4. 10 Bush Bolt
R. n Il spe.lm.n: ch c. Fragrant. uIiI me- a., IS
R. j. hutchinson. eh c. KeschpT% n..i iSs 30, 10,
Sire ,'- BrO sU Dr C. Mrth~o0d 1Shcij Isl al
J. wald.ns b. Katrina los (s s, lSsl IL, 81
jersey Stables Piss any. 1o5 ..tCisys0n) ID 81
Time-l 20
v.u. p.~.u, aIIv HYDRA and Johnny Cavcnagh
were Withdrawn. Betty Prather ana he.o' -,
running 70 the head OF homestretch. whefe Dunn DIV
who had hem under the ssoutest KIND OF p"" an w 10y,
cane n che front and ssaked like esrtam winner
ooce r.r.l wa. surprised. He seemed 70 iee ap~""!
eonnaeat - esanasnt indeed ~ were we spe'' -
could zee nothing else IN the race S"oae4', -. uush
Eetsy Prather dropped out Of the clouds afa 80 Dol,
Bolt Ike . meteor, By half iens.A - tns
secooa ave lengths before Fragrant. VINO na. 800
hopes Of his bssksss nighfag near inc h'S
STRETCH but lied swsg ~ she end.
1904" ''~eH~1 Betting
St. FL
H Bsnav's Ell. T. Ben Harr,son- by Brsm66aIs
-iuiidsAn. 4 yrs. ITO ,,tSSsddssI1 SIS Out.
". c. Days b. e. Lemon Blossom . % 2c-1 I'll
D. A. Hoois'. b. g. Red Leaf go sx, ~" 1o-1 81
Glendale staslSs b. c. Dundee. g. % ,s-1 Al
". BoughYums Oh. g. Edward r., o 100 ,n,-1 aS-l
W. D. DeaAoys b. h. IS. Valentine. g. 100 an, 1o-1
Aoeoken Stables ch. g. Nepsunus Eso, n ta-I 81
D. c.apSsii'' eh E. H'H :s,.vsn.os1o Io-1 FL
z. =. Harris b. g. Bssoo. ,,,t.s,.a 100 ao-1 IL
A. Goats-ys b. g. Bonnie King q 1Is Al IL
Tine-l:+7k.
Afte3 the nrst quarter Bad been run sne ~"
reduced 70 q match between Hen Harrison sss .s 49,.
1ssssn. who drew far sway from the one" - ~s,1
~ h Tie win. Ben HAzsssa winainS ssss~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
ENTRIES FOR FONY RACES.

Fist race 1t . p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
ScoTT'S
EMULSION

" PUNE CUD IIvsh vi VII u
Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda.
Is NOTHING UNUSUAL THIS FEAT HAS BEEN
PERFORMED OVER AND OVER AGAIN. PALArAe
BILE AS MILK. ENDORSED By PHYSICIANS.
q Beware q imisatioos-The original SCOTS
EMUISIoN 10 pus up only In Salmon color wra11sz.
and 10 for sale By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-16
Importers, sse eks ard p.le...

GeiIe 3 nanibsr OF the LARGE importers,
sso imported large sock OF certain
eiasses OF sotds ia sItici patton OF riee in
tas price oa seeouas OF tire Few tariff,
have row their goods ou hsud ard can buy
tie Fsme iiges na~ fsr lower pres thkn
thsy paid meEiSs sSe The importers
&ere foolish enough TO assume as tree ira
tels generally Co, that the foreign prices
would p main the same sfer tie EseSi
American demand vas SiiAdrasn. b.
immediate effect of the tariff, hoseyer, has
beea ID cause a fell il the prsees Of thGse
articles upon which toe duty has increased,
TIE foseign manufacturers, discoveIic z
'hsl they are sbaat 10 lose ore of their
iarass, pu-ehas rs N the United States il
tsey maintain the Ir sent higa prices, ate
see king 10 Fettin the old eu'tonless sad to
secure nsw ones By rvdceins TIE prices.
Ia some ices eff goods the fall IN the
ioreiga exfottinl questions is as CREST as
TIE irerssse ia tie daii,s uader the UAiisd
siafts tariff TIE fat is, with very fee
xc, Q lena, there has been no reasonable
Excuse for an increase ia the Tessl prices
OF the sitcles IN the tariff lit, j ihlse
uei chants WHO have marked up thsir oli
stock will fad thas they wii. lose customers
ard permanently 10 jure their business By Il.
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ADJUSTMENTS

BosroS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAL CLUn.
The opening of the season By the Boston
sgmphoay Orchestral Club which appears
in Granite Han rext Tuesday. is described
IN the following despatch from Fail River
70 the Boston Herald Oct9bsr l3sh.
The re organ Bosom symphony Or
ehes,rs Club began the fif,h annual eoneerI
tour pnasE Manager Max BAchett, at the
Aeaiemy of Music this eyening aud large
sua fashionable audience was IN attend
ance. Ths organization has an stsblished
reputation hare, and les concerts have mAde
e4digg feature Of each musical season
since It's FIRST Appearance in TINS city. The
tns mbsfship OF tho cluo for this season H.
eluees Alfred de SIEVE, isaier snl villin
Richard Poi,mRn, vi9llniss; X. Stoeizsr.
81 la and yiois d'aDeur; Erust Oeh.hey
cslloi Fs. Rucquey, hate; Fesd-ii * Drel-
)r5dt. contra bass, and Fri. Anna c. Mao
,eli. yocslist Tue programme vas well
trraf gea to display the ebillnes of tn
several soloists OF the club, as well as t,
eslnbis the strength OF the organization ia
ensemble riai ing, aud It's performance
fully peo.ed ihat Manager Baehsrt has q
om6insiion If art s.s for the season su-
2er'9r. in many ways TO any be has con
10 led in former years
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Few York Produce Market.

NV Yosx. Oct. -
ELoUR--Recsipts. 70 100 pkgs; exports, 5ilC
0ile sales, is,sjo Repeat quotations ipcua.
/ Ing City mill extra, 81 0oas5 Is, patent, Is s5s
I Is ISL =Gperb1e, Ok 00as3 IS. extra No. q o. g5l
/ b. ~ winter wheat low grade, 90 d0s4t o: Min
ne@ots extra, ~ loass IS; Southern aour dull;
| rye BolT qBiei-
"aEAF-Eseeeipts Ooo exports 1.52s saief
I 5000, higher. No. surine--, No ~. s~a
- so red, ,o5iae eiev'i 0sl lob 1863 tl0st
/ teiis'd. NO aard, 'lsiall5i Nc aorthera, .tsss
/ .QS
kYs--arm; state. 73a;5; western. 7oa7a
NsF4.H = ; eadv, with wesi saies . eco, No.
vi wausce, 7sa75i, oswego No. !, 9saIe0; No 2
DO, 70.
toEl;- Receipt, s75.7se. expo "a. eoslo: ssies,
Z TO- eco. higher; steamer, s5ia66. ao2 52AGt,
I store and eles Ator, 5iiss6i siaDAt.
CAfs-Rsori7ts, L9s.l<v, export 2o19 ss'es
0l, eco, hfmer fairly active; No ,. "A. do white
islaid No. :, 45ia4j,. do white Is ais: No +.
tiai7 do white, 80 aJ0 mixed western, 81 a g.
DO waite. Is a 81, white, ~ 4 81 No. : Chicago,
i6aaisi.
CoEsEE-fair, Rio, fair, 2oi.
suaAF-kas nrm, fessea firm: demand
extra crushed. sis5i; ssf ma u gFaHsiafe3 ss
FSrEoLKIa-steady, siIasl5
FeRk-cateii
BEgr-steady
LAaD-tiuli weeterr steam, as a. ssf 40 clos
iaS III 49, city steam, s6 % refined Gull Continent
e. 55s.e IS. s. A. S7e5.
BufrER->ta.e dairy, IL a %; do creamery,
i Pa western dalry. 20 ID do creamery, ID
"a. DO factory, elai3.
BUTTER QuGet, western dairy 7IatI; DC
creamery, ,7aa5.
CsExsE-- Stronger. quiet; state. saaf: fancy,
e.aafc.
ktetshts to Livsrpool weak
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By TELEGRAPH.
Eusnss s.sts nav Dsvesopns Rrh
kzfass

Nfpp1E yoy. 1et " - s. issszRr II. Elsts
OF Asas5 i has soue elsy % his ssraa ihsi
be stasaas i. wa-fh IS esEt- a ysrt. WAzs
asssss ire civ yaiassls zrs siSn4Bsa7ss
sone geIt, arli askes ss sssFsr il T. Mr.
Psass i = - xsiesa mood sss@ ant tsHeses
tiasrs j. a fs--Hae il kie bari H. Gsopr@sss
eas farm For seass ~ Hsi esrsi soy
wsikei over his raiasbis tsss. ncve- ersssa
ms 4 "a. rssiax DIT: bus sh'ls $50 =
scisss nc man picked ap g 81 sni stzsss
a. i g.sroash sIsss- Ne ssssss ma sAs p 7
that IL was wsrtA = ''gasrssE feast's-
Ma. PisJk sss rae es=s = nle*tig "a a
s.peektt with tics of Yaek assrit ae
opened tae mise :, oass. ard aFes5s b. :
sAipaszi 1000 pounds Of Abe clay - ID Il
cesyeis. sE1ee hR on ned his essy bed sars
Flat i in the sHiiD With re res- .. ss4e
corEs esscGt mise o-ners wha bal II castles
I ia the ar On the ia.est p3 still les " ARs-
mes State aisiaz.
day or s-e ago Nr. Ii.tt sent TO Biz
miagt an 70 meet C. ". Baross, vito
csns III. latent Sselhhery siivsr miae de-
corerad two years ago. Mr. Plan tslsFd
aluminium cay aaa Bsrroxs silver sni
gold. Mr. Bsfrows hiss heea orgsn!z * a
| ] 1T stock CON paay IN E-w Haven, WISH
IS gong TO WORK the SeRtdbGrx VEINS Mr..
Bsfsoss won't talk much 70 the skeptieai
i world. neiiher will fls,t do so; bus Bar
BarTOss told local rsp3rse, that he
w3ald sooa have things IN shste II iae
rlisss. and presently gige Conn cticnl
shock that Seeli wake her up some,
Mr.. Pat, at BIS ne. ting with Mr. Barrow.
hfd all his pocket. fall Of wsds Of clay,
which, when i: Is dsisd, is very lgat n
e3lor. A squad of B.minshan people
gathered abou. the mine owners and stut-
led the clay through microscope, Tn y
saw silicon in large quality and some
geld aed silver.
Mr.. P.Aas mine. 10 doubt, is Ike tn
great iica deposit At Lsstern Hill, til n
mile. east Of New Land9a. these ;Se
! hlis cover 700 or 500 feet, which are cen
Nsw York syndicate recently bought bota
bitls-L tnIern aad Logg Eiiis-for $780,
coo, and is working the mite.
Walter Scott Of West Chesire is sroihsi
C9ans ctieat man who lately took the mia
Iog {, yer. lie has fsutd MT only tia
bed of iron BOT an enormous eePoii- a
caloIed clay. inclndiag yellow ochre AID
| hlae and red earth, which is useful fol
paint. II is supposed the red iudians
worked the mine first, getting their ~
| pant Tiers
Near Norwich, in New l. nien county,
| - an oyerworksd kaoi mine, discovered d
| tes years ago ksoln clay is worked in'c
! ane pottery. II is very rare. Aitogt thel
there are not less than tif y mines in Cpn
aett cut, snd much money hiss been suns
r. tn N by visi1FaFy SPECTATORS. Les'
| THAI dozen OF shem have ever !ieilet
Any u-0nsy to lhsir o. ners.
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alleged synalcs,e 6 + smusslers

OTTAWA, Oct Representation hH'
been mad, here that syndicate Of Snug
ger. is opt rating Ia Cape Breton, th1r-
ougLly Organized for the work /; is stat
ell that an extensive system of smugg ing
has b. en- going on in the vicinity Of sgd
nsy, Cape Breton, for wars without AIRY
aprar, Mt fort to pus it d1sn, MIR. Mus
gave who has drawn he governments Al
tantion to the matter. r,ileets seriously up.
II tie hJnesiy Of the customs officials o.
that pert, whom it might be Inferred frGn
bis report, ale implicated Is the ssiodl5
upon tie revenue He says thst il would
re necessary 10 have iat ding master, suf.
filiently Independent not 10 be afraid o.
the c, Hector of customs OF tie eollec,or OF
irl-n1 revenue, To stteHd - the duties Of
t5st position to avert the evil in any meas
uFe.
''ff sny persons in'erestad IN this snug
government, he eals, "ihay cannot be ex
pf eted to be oGsted un il 3 chsnge Of gov
ernment But dossn'l this seem strap &c
tran the six schooners seiz- "a IN and about
sydney last fall were sized by officers
from outside the county. and IN all appar-
eut ignorance of the customs officials here
IS 70 the smuggling at ali. If 1 we're II
relate details of how have seen carts with
muiii ID wheels a. dead Of nish. ira sport
ing cases of struggled gDo1- from wha,yes
a. d boats to certain premi'ss in Sydney,
| might make tone persons more than an
gty."
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WeaCing Gotta

Colts should be tsugh; 10 eat oats either
whole or ground before they are deprived
of the milk on which they have dspended
so long. IL thi' is rot dOns, the colt csn-
not be weaaed without season of stagna-
ticR, in which the hair win llok dead and
iry and the ex "a amount of green food
eaten 10 supply the craving of the appetite
vii be more than can be properly diges'ed.
and the stomach Will be 80 di tended that
the animal will be iil-shaped for a long
time, ard an imporiaa, perioi for growth
Will be lost
The dispo,i ion of the col a a of his dam,
ard bis former irestmeut should decids
whether h should he put in pea or left 10
the feld, hitehed near his dam or kept out
of heating. Most colts il they are not
vita other coils will d. better near their
mothers han when they are en- rely alone.
Sweet apples are exeslsar food for colts,
AMI il these cannot re furnished hatever
root or vegetable tie esit likes best shonld
be ,uppl'ed. Be sGre that he ge.s some
hing b. sides grass and hay. Give hin
wa qnargs Of crush, Z cas- day SIS soon as
he will eat them
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nasTon's carTrAL woras,

wasnssarax. tacs. Is Tbs faise~irg
aas ssea s@si oy a.szsssil SsSre;ssyy
SasnssFrg ef he Trrssxsy Deesrsassn1. -
esl.lect - et esssors n ~ vsr.res n'ssss:
-.tl4ie-rsrg 10 sbs sssessseas q ,isr asssi
of ssse-si srr- Ass-~s 81 Aagass lob sst
ana ~ issss H. wiirh s'esa ttss hserNhsas
asse ,1slAiag ia sfse -AseAoa IN 'sr
Lsnss n4ars saan yesr r. az % Aasask ist
last i ii4kis IL AZ a d i al sns 81 10 per
t-snt. a. Hseserissl BY .eesipa $3.50 u me
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shas. as.,n sslvssng Il tie U@s'pa s'sges
atroress General, the een eia,tsa his 5ssu
~ aeAsss liza. sacs &c ;gers sfsiF = 81
.serea ssafse SIR sis-ls stated ssa ws6s
De gorcfsss a ssecsslsegix. In eSAe OF he
~iths4rs 81 Of savh neref.aacis 80 s.ta-
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ssbl a at esai Gu ), sns IN case OF ans
viii q avail hsrss3iose maze al boat sueh
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for col etion Of the datiss stsls tue the
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-16
Sad Lesson OF Ju.,.oa M,llsr's D.ath

ssjciat4 JBs.iee NH rs sad death will,
L i: thought, N the future result IN the re-
ramt nj Of members of the Supreme CouTl
most Immediately altar reaching the age
Limit Justice Miller worked bimself t.
cea'b. He night have retired two years
ago upon tut pay, 10 enjoy, IN all Tro5s-
bility, nam years If life. lie hss teli
more keenly the responsibilities Of his 20.
sii>n dnes he pissed TIE age when be
m'ghs hive vo'ualafiiy re ired than a. an,
toe in t5e ia l.
The seyea al chang wish have been
made n the personnel Of the court rfcsidlg
pre-; sld him with the necessity of rtaan-
ing On the Bench SIS ne NRs better equipped
tlan any Other man TO ig new merloer tol
bis work, and yet Tie thahEless duties h,
has performed fof his cJnnfFy have cJai
him bis ife. Ii "a believed that JUsliG, ;
Brad ey tnI Bs:ohfofa, who have reached
ne age limit 90 years), viii not larry
l,uger at their posts than is Necessary for
President Hsri'on to choose their sue
cfss3fs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-16
mouuiaia Outlaws Ripn.ns the Town

LAxcHEsrER, Der. l5.--Nex Holl9nl. A
feF mics east Of his city was throws n
9 State CT Mt nse ,xeil, M Mt igM y
a riot stared bY Big Ben" Green and q
half-aozsn other notorious Wei M9ur
t,is outlaws 'fhe Eien hsl cone iH'a III.
town in the en'ly part of the evspisg and a
generous Indulgence in rum soon put them
in fne tglring hnmor. rhrir fret *
10 I was al ATTACK en- the stable of Lytle
Skies. who runs a hotel. They lombard
e ! the place with stonss md c.u,e.t u seer e
Of terror amorg the peaceful New II T.
landsrs, who promptly surrend-
cred the contro! Of the town to
the infuriated Welsh mountaineers
After the outlaws hal "fun tie tosn' t0f
swhils, they Withdrew from Skiles pacn
but were pursued bya conitsble ard posse
of citizens. The outlaws showed fight ana
met the opposing force with knives and
pistols. sn1 then ensUsl dssp rate scuAi
In which mary hea's were broken and sew
eral of the citizen poice received ugly
~ounds. The Welch mountsineers wess
eventually oyerpoweFed by force Of num-
here, and 1T late hour tonight they were
brought 10 this city AMI lodged in jill
They are ali members of the notorious
Buzzsrd gang.