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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it il pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys-
TEN efeotually, dispels colds, head
aches aud fevers and cures habitusl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to The taste and SC
ceptable % the stomach, prompt In
"a sctioa ard truly beneficial IN It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, ia
many excellent qualities commend It
to al and have made It the most
popular remedy known
syrup of Figs ia for ssls IN 50c
and si bottles & 81 leading drug
EistS Anv reliable druggist vho
nav rot have is On hand vii pr
cure it promptly for sny ore wao
wishes - try i. Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA Ti syrup co.
sfT ssExcsscC. ca.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
MiCRlGAN'S PEACH CROP.
It Suffers Severely During tho Recent
Cold Weather.

1t Sufiers Severely During the Recent
Cold Weather.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, March s.-Inter-
views with leading fruitgrowers here
who have large interests throughout
the great peach belt, as well as infor-
nation from Allegan and South Haven.
indicate that the severe cold has dam
aged the peach crop badly. The mild
weather heretofore has brought out
the buds TO twice the size they
should have been, and had the cold held
of the crop would have been enormous.
Fruit-growers from the lake shore say
that, while they can not estimate the
full damage at present. they think the
prospects are fair Cor about orse-half of
crop. An entire loss of the fruit crop
this year means failure and loss of
farms TO a great many OF the fruit
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
FAILED FOR 4 BIG SUM.
Belloc Freres, Bankers of Paris and San
Francisco, Forced to Suspend.

frNHclsCo, II oFceo 10 Sospenn
SAN FRANcIsco, March s.-Belloo
Freres, bankers, Friday made an as
signnent for the benefit OF their
creditors. The firm did private bank
ing business, and is branch of Belioc
Brothers. of Paris. The suspension
is due TO failure to receive remit
tances from Paris, and it is believed the
trouble will prove but temporary. The
assignment was made TO the sheriff.
The liabilities are about $500, 600. The
firm is reported to be worth over
$1,000. 900. and owns banks doing profit
able business in five of the leading
cities of South America. The failure
was great surprise TO local financiers.
The creditors number 2i9, a majority OF
whom are depositors in sums under
81, 000 1t is reported that the main.
house at Paris became heavily involved
by the collapse of the great copper syn
dicate
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

PosT0y. March An organized sf.
fort is az made - ind aae an sTos -
- Sosthern coiors3 peopls r. Nsu In
7lsr5. Ire sshsue fnSs iss motive ~
~ lsck of suitsbis domestic ssrvsnts
, Esv Enzlsn sui r. TIE desire of
se-tsis oririnsl sboIf+i onists - p sos
shs freedmen n esrtiton Il clvd -
eftE
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. rtc.

CHICAGO. March
FLoUE-Quiet but firm. Patents. s. 50dh. IS,
bakers, p 9O6.9 %; Strsghts 81. 755t4 IS; Win
ter Patents. si5o1L41: Clears &36J6S39J
WHEAT-Ruled quiet and prices averaged
lower. No. , cash and March, = i175Ac; May,
TsE1Tsssc; No. : Spring, 550s5c; No. Spring,
6Jas55c depending on quality.
CoRS-FairiT active and weak. No. Q, 25c;
No. ? yellow, sac; No 3 o5c: No. YelioE,
96ssGe5Ac. Marca 2sc; April, e84c; May, 29Ic;
July. S04c August, 3iAa51ac.
OArs-Quiet and easier No. . cash. 2osG
OAc March. soN8O &C. May, sls32lSc.
June so3s Gelc; July SoaGsobc. Sample lots
ia far request and steady. No. 3 20,fQ2lc No.
. White. 2s323c; No. 2, 2ia224o; No. white
g3Z93ac.
RYE-ouiet and easy No cash 4o,ic; May
delivery. 3fAc- samples, <sf44o for No. 2; 80
sc FOR No. 3
BARfEY-About steady. but auiet Com
mon. thin Iowa No. 4 and No. 5 210ts5c: good TO
choice 10. 3 27Ga2c; Northwestern, No. 3
thin 251sS5c good n choice. sc. fancy. soc.
Mss PORK -Trading moderately active ard
prices ruled higher st e. SsH2sl Tor cash e
o. sQes5 FOR March SO o59 loi2s FOR May
sl9lV11GIo2slt FOR Jsly.
LARD Trading light and prices higher az
ETnl9-B for cash. . e7t. @ ~ for March
g. G,as - for May: =. io9s i2ls for July.
BrrTER-Creamsry, si5G25So, Dairy. 7f9oc
Packlar stock 4 &C.
Fees Fresh. f2if2I3c.
Pcrr rRT-Dressed Chickens 5afsc per = .
Dressed Turkeys. Ezi4c per > Live Ducks %
Gf1- rer = Live Gees. 2}oo3f % per 6ogrn
LIoUoEs-Hi igh vines steady AZ q ~ srd dis
ra.5 spirits a. si04 foT finished goods
NTT YCRE March =
WHFkr-No. 2 Red cuiet. sc hiEhsr. Grn
May. s6 ffeess s.cs J1rr s5l.ass4c. July - =
7ssrc, AgEsst- s8ts0s3s- SeVteub-r, - SO.
Sc. Deem ber ~ 9ssse
CosS-No 2arraer and a~iet Nire6 wssse--
2s1s-2-
oA7s-No 2 eail srd sfesdr wertevu e-s
este
Fs0rIsr0Vs- fsssf au.-t ard urrt srzef
Pate 8 s2S15; Extra Mes g ga q PORK
f-u an3 -riet Ne~ Mess g. -a1f x ca
Wees 80 n1 % -, rxtra Prime - sszs =
La-s sfro1s Sd cufet sfea-7 r-nde-et . ~
hfs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
siai kfsss /

~Beassy isssif aesn sf ltsslt persuade Nth
egI an orator
Our sgienaid Dress Goods department.
has received dua ( the past week large
additions OF Img,Fted dEess fabrlcs,
ehleh for beauaful and unlimited
VARSITY OF new zee, and at the very
lowest prices consistent with guaranteed
qualities, viii have no equal the present
season.
Tie admirable "Henriettas' seem 10
be the favorits. in fact they are un-
rlvaled for house dresses or street
wear. We cannot give you IN cold Ian
guage a compTehenaye description OF
the assortment Of colors in our large
and well selected line OF Henrietta
cloths. Tizts and tones Of all shades,
blendlaes OF the most delicious soft
ress and bloomy effects, at once artistic
and becoming. are among the selec-
lions displayed on our counters. Among
she many shades prominent are the
Cardinals, Garuets. Gobelins. Serpent
Imperial, Admiral, colens. Marion and
Nieux Blue. Our prices in every in
stance Wall be found satisfactory TO the
purchaser.
In Atwood Surahs we arc showing
grand values at popular prices The
display OF entirely new shades and COL
ors has never been equaled, and the
fabric itself IS a close rival Of the Hen
rietta cloths. We are showing this pop
ular lne OF goods, IN the different
shades OF greys. Tobacco. Baltic, Tor
plllieur, Len. Marco, Judee, Anemon,
Bylance and many other shades and
colors equally good. Our prices are
extremely low for the class Of goods
offered.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

CrrTxHvEILE. Ia March 81 wertr.
six veaTs ago Gorge Bsrnthouse fsll IN
battle. shot in ths head He Survived
TIE wound ard hss been = resident -
this tovn for nsuv rssrs Last Fri5sr
morning Re beFsn ~ sBeeze violsrtiT.
ard ont - bis noss dropped . spen
re ball ire sane bullet tbst struck
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
PULLED HIS NOSE.
North Dakot.'s Attorney General At
tackled by an Irate Statesman.

North Dakots's Attorney y-General At
tackled by an Irate Statesman.
BIsNARcR. y. D., March s.-Repre-
sentative Walsh, who was candidate
for United States Senator when Casey
was elected, on Friday resentc7 the
charge oi Attorney-General Goodwin,
made IN private letter, that
he was in . conspiracy TO nom
mate Ge- raj Allen for Governor
last samm and lhat Allen was pledged
to approve q io.sery bill, by pulling
Good vim a0se. Walsh walked into
Goodwins Zee Friday and asked him
why he uale the charge and the ground
for il Goodwin only replied: II have
nothing 20 say He repeated the IN
satistscto-y reply until Walsh became
exasperats& and took hoid Of his nose
and gave !. q paiatll twist Goodwin
made no resistance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
The River Block at Joliet Burned.

JoLmr III, March s--Friday even
ing at $50 o'clock the River block was
consumed by flames. The total loss Is
s51,5o0; insurf~ce. 500 n01
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
WASH OREss ooOos.

Let woven snd printed fabrics be the theme ."
The coming season will in a great
measure b a cotton season. With the
wonderful improvements in Cotton
textiles which has been IN progress for
some years past, and the taste of the
buying public, which has been growing
IN this direction until some of the
daintiest and prettiest of all the sum-
Gner dresses are made Of Cotton fabrics.
This is not AZ all remarkable; We are
sboWing fabrcs made Of this material
which bear favora6lo comparison IN
beauty and finish with Foulard and
India goods, and which when arts.
tea y handled make dresses handsome
enough for any occasion.
Our lines OF standard and novelty
grades Of Giaghams arc very complete
aud prices arc very low, ranging from
5 cents to p cents r yard.
Chambrys ard Zspayrs are shown in
n greet many de- gns, and are very
beautiful We h,ve hundreds of pieces
from the very cheapest to the best the
market produces.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
lAolss. -oslsEY-sgsoIAL.

SAIt 20 N3Si -Nf-oTsS A.
100 dozen Ladies Fancy Cotton Hose
at s5 cents a par. ~orth 81 cents.
tAcEs-cgANri--Y FLoUHcisGs-
Van Dyke Ta.s ~s, nine different
styles, a. incn v e. st from s. to g
. Per yard.
Heavy sli-slk p Toscs Vets, 4s inch
vide a. SIS 20 ga yard
Our Nsv SpriT- Arrival of LAprEs'
and CHunFEv's drs1U UvrERvEsR
vi be cn sale Monday morning. Our
prices sre fully 90 psr cent lower tasn
last season lsimply by reason Of Al
enormous purohasel. we are offering
Infants Sips snd Dresses at from soc
q $500.
Ladies Nizht Robes 81 from Soc to
$500 each.
Ladies SKIRTS - ~ $500
Ladies Cheuaise &c - 500.
LADIES' prswsrs sc - g q.
Corset Covers Iac - s1.75 Zach
SPRING = CONPANT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
cr.as a4slss Niza. Hsress tsso
1885,

The system of s,ll.ng every article 81
> sulall p4oaE, ba * 4 thoroughly re-
liable quality Is q ruling pF.ncipls vita
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
sArrvEs

COO pieces American, : cents and up
wards
80 pieces imported French satines,
elsgan. luo Of patterns at - cents a
yard, worth 50 cents
Never before in cur long experience
IN dry goods have We seen satines 50
fne. soft iud in such glowing colors as
this soasoa presents. Any kind of a
descr pton is utterly impossi ible-they
must be seen in order to convey the
beauty this chtrnuug class Of goods
possess. Many of the hsndsomest
styles snown this season in The city
have hsen conhuod to us.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

wAsz1ss1ss. Nara s. Govsraor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-17
Bergen md Mike Daily Get In Some FIns
Work-EnJoynbieS Sport.

| Bergen md Mike Daily Get In Some Fine
| Work-EnJo ynbie Sport
! Tho attendance was large yesterday at the
breezy race course Of tho Hudson County
| Jockey Club on the heights of Gutten burg
| and the racing was first class. the honors being
about equally divided between favorites and
| long priced horses.
The increased patronage has caused the Ex-
| ecutive Committee to announce that racing
| will continue on Monmouth Parks off days
| until tho end OF August. The management
proposed to the Brighton Beach Association
| that II the association would allow Gutten-
| burg to have summer meeting Of eight days
| the Hudson County Club would then withdraw
| and leave the field open to Brighton for the re-
| mainder Of the season. but Brighton would
not agree 10 the propositton Then the Gut
| s35o,OOO n lrst;class track and equtpm ents
| they would run the heights in opposition to
the bench. aud will continue to- do so to the end
There were several bristling features in yes
terday's races. The way in which Bergen sent
qutbber, iayoritc in the first race. out at the
shot was mastery piece Of riding; Bergen
repeated tna Jerfornance in the third race.
brock, with top weight to the front in a drlv-
Ing finish; snatching the race from light
9sh Of the Day though came in the last 4 race
when Mike DAILY rode his own horse. EIgin.
third choice, over the line winner bys head
from Count Luna, second choice, with led
light ne fayorite lapninG the Count to his
ears. The other races were captured handily
by the winners. Here are the summaries:
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500 Of which $50 to second selling i've fur.
hickory Stables oh. E Qutbbler, 6, by Rsyon dor
Quits 1905 der.
b BT1asys xd @nS' l. o7 "a ise Snf.
Bsns.liott Biscuit sla:G.T: Minnie j. Lons%, PM
Mu,ulls paid sAa5 $40 So
selling tiys tgr!ongs rr,o,.,,,.. -, ro..... CO..
W b JennitrSs Kempe ny 100 Stoyab
Chatter KetrActiOn My, Pluto, Truth, and KAtsrfelto
also ran
Mutuals paid 81. F. 5i1 s&5o, o'''
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 Of which so to second; selling five fur
7. !. coless b, h, Jim Cray aged by Ten Broocl-
r Lst. d p n S Mt%Ss,s ioS 10,
Romano facia H., Carlow DF. JoyklI. Anomaly,
and Lille D. Also ran.
MutuaIs paid $40 81 t., sid
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500, Of which $50 to second selling; mile and
ezra 6 Jones' reu hOu'AnSef oy ASoF'he-ca'h
EEis.ysGt h. DiT ,,! nh h ~ Reygsn
Bella Jennie Mcfarland, Lannss, aud Top sawyer,
Mutuals paid slr,4o i si&75 slttiiS
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 nj when SlDO second; selling; ono mile
New York siHoo:, 3 9. Australia . by Greenland
W < SnnhsS - e. q Bsts.d iSiovai
II. Bondys JuRgler ., lu+ Goues.
LGTchmOnt and gardner also
NutuAs paid s4os5 ~ & =, $40,
SIXTH RACE.
Purse 500 OF which $50 to second weights 10 pounds
above the scale: seven furlOnEs
DAYS CHI h ElEin aged b, springboL-Elene, l22
G " BILLINGS p Count Luna :. ~ tBiliings &C..
Gilrey's CHI c. Hedligut, T. IlS miller ..... =
Sterling BIy Brown, Ru.e ana Johnnie H. also rau.
Mutuals paid $500 s.iSJ and sa3l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-17
SAN JUAN WINS MS MAIDEN RACE
He Starts In the Rear and Leads Big
Field Home HandilY.

CHICAGO. July l6.-Favortes fell BY the wayside at
Washington Park day, three of tho frs picks being
beaten by horses unpopular with tho talent The Dear
born Handicap the race of the day nm easy thing
for Prince Fonso. The other in turn 10 San
Juan, Joe Courtney Sena, and Al Farrow, and their
victories great showing for tho far West. as
tree of them hail from the Golden state
The judges have been all day examining bookmakers
sheets looking for anything that would fully settle tho
crooked running OF santReno Yesterday. But up TO
this hour nothing has been discovered conovert tho
statement made by Hank!nS owner Of the horse, and
BookmAker Wheeiock that the stable backed that per-
former The outcome OF tho matter will hardly amount
10 4 ruling Of but 1t is understood that Washington
Park will in the future refuse any entry In by the
Chicago Stable
Tho racing opened with scramble OF hve furlonEs
for maiden twoyear olds field OF fifteen colts and
lilies faced the starter San Juan the favorite at
to- Although getting of well in tho rear lie proved
himself good colt by Eradualy wearing down his reid
@ y nSfns from Wa hgshfr H s'
OF nsHas toF he pnee m s,o ont Of Bame
second race purse Tor lhree.y.,r.ods and upward.
v" ISuanea to the California Tors 10. touI,ney and
mile out and winning in inc ttSie y alenEt Pickup
iN bf a4s oaso and Santiago
were the starters in the Dearborn Handicap ier three
and closed a to favorite while santiago went MP
from even money 10 sto s. The others were quoted at
Santiago seemed far from A. good colt as he was on
his last appearance here and ths being he case FRINGE
FonbO hal an easy time He r"mped away tToiu MS
poor held al Will winning in a by IOur lenE;is
from Dr. Hare, who beat led two lengths for second
place Longevity WAS fourth aud santiago last Time
i'j7A This was Prince FonsO frat appearance since
his defeat By Uncle hob at latouIa
The selling purse for three year dds and upward ono
mile and EeveEty yariL was th0 fourth race, Nine
started Pat Sheedy CnFed Iayurlte but third tho
best lie could do. eena winning by Two Lengths from
khaftan. Ehe fAvortd came IN a poor third. Time
49,.
Purse mile and quarter closed the days
racing
or the six starters Teuton closed atopheAvy favor
lite bat the distance md his lis rounds anchored him
Al FArrow won ms Fourth mis- meeting
lengths from AlmOnt Teuton coming in third length
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-17

Nothing sensational characterized tho second days
play in the tournament OF the Hudson River Assoca>
tion at the Far Near Tennis Club Hastings Tbs
second round in HcntieTncns singles finished, ald
the aiies' singles reduced The final round -Av
ing MSS Cal and Mrs. fellowes Morgan to pay for
fret prize tomorrow. The closest match yesterday
was between J.. l. Hall and H. Kunyun. Ro;l PLACED
rather Loosely tor III" most part but rallied iin-s
and showed SOM good work. Hall :!uaIy inning ~
two Straight eets
Every one thought that FItins and Patton would
MAKE good match. The latter Is an old tournament
PLAYER but has played raCuuets all winter aud grown
rather stout tor III" eNcrtiOU required By Patton
only mauaged to capture from his yuutht III
opponent large gathering OF sp InCludiag
some OF the representative people in the vicinity
present. Among them Mr. and MEs Morton
Patton. Nj aud Mrs Thomas Patton, tie Misses Hurs,.
the Misses Sands the Misses htrkham, Ms, Eepedrt.
Mr. anu Ms Edward tield Nj anh Mrs. Madison.
&"ssrs William / md Cyrus fied IUdsur. Mr. Coty.
Mr. Howard A TaIior Mr.. ana Mrs. James Fraser.
Miss Chrysue. Nr. George Terry, Mis- EtnS and the
hr-srS Jnnray.
Tie result, Were. Gcnrlemens Single. second
Round EU''"un ben Willis Reese g.. II: v ".
CobO,'-u -: +. l. Hal. beat e. Il. RuHvOn o-f S,i.
Miss Colby ~ t.. First Rounh-Mrs. Re yes Nor
Miss Temple I'll -
To-day A ; Ruvon will play Y. NJ. Ttng tho
chances hei'c 'na. Tie 'attrr VII win c Halt viii
play his hrpth"- T. |. Han ven chHnr"s slr"u-y in
favor Of therm"- The grnteLis ana !auiss doubles
E btA I'd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-17
LAILN 7LSSI&
Huntington Wins the Cup In the Country
lmb IomrnMmenf.

II lawn tennis player ever covered himself with
glory. X. r. Huntington OF New Haven was completely
developed III 1t yesterday morning and 1t all the
covering required Tor comfort ia srch weather.
The occasion the final match in the invitation
tournament OF tue Country Club at West Chester be-
tween Huntington and ". =. knapp. On Tuesday
afternoon tho shades OF night falling fast before
the fourth set was iulshed, leaving the ALL
tho last o. being postponed until yesterday morning,
when decid ed that darkness before
the fourth set "ndsd the flares. means OF deciding tho
matter would be TO pay 1t ~! over again bert three
OFT OF five.
feRtng the onv man who had beaten him In the
nhnent 10y tire straight scib knapp played with mis-
characteristics pluck and persistence. fighting hard
every point but huntington 10y previous experience
had evidently gagged IN lie played almost
iAUtless game, and probably the best OF his life
bail Huntington behind 1t. pou&t ess no better
form exhibited in this country and every
thing points the New Haven being the leader
Newport II he Keep up Ii> game.
The spectators, numbering about $50 were Wild with
excitement, HpplAuqnS every play. Knapp began thu
hard work he took the NTH and sixth games limiting
ton capturing the sew nth AMI eighth and u IL
III tho second set Knapp fa ed to score game Hunt
ilgtOn winning 60 In the third set Knapp fouHh1
with tn" desperation OF forlorn hope and succeeded
In Of the three. Huntington took
ton The fourth and then knapp took three straight
hut Huntington took IN" next three. winning ts set
match, aud cup Knapp vas naturally much overcome
by !ls defeat after his hard am rUcEy work through
the tournament mt h. WAS awarded second pr.Ic
Final KoInd-E. +. Huntington beat ". r. knapp
g. II -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-17
W heenng.

Tho roorlan road race at Cincinnati TO be made an
annual l.iurc
klgge VIII make his attempt for tile MHburn record At
Z /, II. uH ShtuTd.y.
II. l.. Laurie, the Engish racer rode "a mile under
three minutes at TIC IrIkeey a. al on Tuesday
with proper training l.. NcLuugi Ian and T. j. Day
ofth Hudson County Nheullner would develop into
fast riders.
There will he seventy prizes awarded at tho Hartford
tournament IN september cuGiug bicycles, medalA
watches, a.
on saturday lu,v Q there will DO mcycle races at
Spencer, la! Chicago MuEAuket, cottage City MABS,
hhburn, \. j., aud New York
W easier Of Il e New YorE Athletic Club now holds
tho American quarter mile safety record dong tho
distance IN S5"o seconds Al Niagara Pals saturday
last
the annual meet Of tho Connecticut division Of tho
League ~ American Nh-rmeu VIII he lie q at TART.
fo'p On sepi an n c"uurcu'n win the lnonstsr
meet "f the Hartford Wheel '..t,
Mssyr.. ilHIsnon ani Wet 4 the century Whsclmen.
WHO Won IN tandem rEEnI- at tie ll.Iautphia meet
have requested medals fr their Performances instead
OF having lhcir expenses paid TO The national meet
The future health Of a child can he Influenced in
marked degree by It's nutrition during childhood Tho
choice OF food Ia therefore OF the highest i'm poTtAnes
physician writer. II prescribe and recommend Mel.
Iooa 70 prsteIshes e any ether and have a0RV %
Ter several ytAIs with sAtiTA IAtilfAstsn.n-A6N