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II RIO Rey Ont Of the Derby.

ST. LOUIS June C. Notwithstanding the tall,
and hopes OF Theodore Winter and Ar Estell.
1t is all UP with Fl Rio Rey. The great col, is n
roarer, He will not start in the Derby to-mor-
row, and unless subjected to an operation for
tracheotomy may never face the flag again.
why. they sent him along at a two minute
In front OF the, Judges stand at the track, "nntl
when he finished 20 gould hear him breathe
nearlya Quarter OF mule aXay. II was tori
where else. He could not run 200 yarus In any
decent company"
only four starters for tho Derby. Thoy are lin
Letcher, Grayson. Queer, Toy. and The Bishop.
Grayson is by George Kinney. Az u two year
old he started three times and won once.
Queer Toy was only. an ordinary two-y ear old,
and The bish9R 10 OF poor class. though he Is
In fair form. The event looks like canter for
Bill I0tcher,
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MAULLIN DIVORCE CASE
No Defence to tho WIEe's SuIt-The Hus.
band Smid to he wealthy.

No Defence to tho WIfe's SuIt-The Hus.
band Said to Be Wealthy.
Divorce cases arc tried openly now. but the
case OF Maullin against Maullin was tried SC
inaudioly In the Superior Court yesterday that
the stenoGrapher had hard time getting the
evidence. The defendant. Frederick H. Maui
lin. Is said to be the son OF a wealthy residen,
OF Murray HILL
His wife, Ella F.. a handsome young woman
testified that they were married. on Jan. A.
1870. She has not been supported by her hus-
band since about two years afi er their mar
rage. She says that he has large income
aud that she and her child have been Deepen.
dent upon her father. She wants an absolute
divorce and alimony.
There was no defence. and Sidney S. Smith
the plaintiffs counsel, testified that when tho
papers were served on tho defendant he said
that he would not defend the suit, sidney
Smith and the plaintiffs brother. William ".
Fuller testified that on April II. 1890. they saw
the defendant with q strange, woman in an
O'Gorman reserved decision.
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1t will be held In conjunction with the com.
June Is. Other institutions OF the diocese will
also have special commemoration exercises.
Bishop Wigger was 40 years old last Deem
ber. He Is native OF this city. and pursued
his early studies at st. Francis Savier's College
In West sixteenth street. After completing
the course there he entered the seminary Of
tho Newark diocese at South Orange. When
too young to 10 ordained, and at the sugGes-
tion OF Bishop Bayley. the head OF the diocese.
he went TO the College Brignoli sale in Genoa
Italy. where he received the degree OF Doctor
OF Divinity. On his return to this country ho
was assigned to duty at the cathedral Newark.
pastor Of ST. .VinronLs Church. Madison.
coadjutor to, Cardinal McCloskey, the diocese
Of Newark. which comprised the entire State OF
Newark and Trenton. and Dr.. Wigger was
selected for the bshoprlc OF Newark His
conservation took nlace on Oct. lS 1881. In
the cathedral in Newark. Archbishop Cor
rigan was the officiating prelate at that core
mony.
In Bishop WiRRer's diocese now there are
16s 900 Catholics, 81 priests. l09 churches IS
channels and stations. one semin nary. three COL
leges Is academies. 10 parochial schools, ~
tended BY about $4,000 pupils, and 90 chart
table institutions. Resides tho secular clergy
the priests include Jesuits, Benedictines, Do
mincans. Pnssonists Franciscans. Carme-
lites, and Fathers o! Mercy There are also
large number Of Christian Brothors. Among
tho fcmalo religious orders are Sisters Of Char
fly. Notre Dame. Bonedictnes, Franciscans.
Dominicans, Sisters Of st. Joseph. Good Shep-
herds. Sisters OF Christian Charity, Sisters OF
the Poor. and Sisters OF Peace.
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At the Now Haven Dr,v,nr Park.
AN IMMENSE CROWD,

Cut this out bring it with you and make no mistake
In the place On account OF the great failure of large
Wholesale clothing hrm the entire stock purchased
by Henry Bach OF 70S Broadway. corner OF Nth at
Now York, and to-day will commence this great =
The stock consists OF the nnoa clothing manufactured
Tor retail trade but as the entire stock must be closed
out In six days everything viii be sold at retail 30 per
cent less than cost AZ there will
be an immense crowd at this great bankrupt sale
everything will he closed out rapidly. THIS will be-
without IonDt tn" greatest bargain sale that has
taken place in New York. We advise you TO call at
once or you WI be 100 ate a. the great bankrMr as
way corner of 9TH st. We mention few price. to
show what extraordinary bargains will be of red at
this great sale Mems cashmere pants 81 same iden
teal pants arc sod elsewhere for 81 30: mems elegant
tne wool rantA q 10 guaranteed worth 81 or money
returned Tho Hnest lually OF mems custom made ine
AL wool pants $! 50: they ave zantAnteed regular
g. pants mems elegant nne all suits in eutaways
and sacks 500 worth Sl1 this 81 50 suit ia hne dress
dress suit atest style and positively good value
$s msn.s extra tlne corkscrsw sns IN cutawsys and
ported. very me and makes a handsome SUNDAY SUIT
and many other bargains in hne suits All must
Rardless OF cost or quality at this great bankrupt as
signee sale at Henry Bachs 'cS broadway corner tn
~ Sew York his great sale has no braneh IT Is only
In the store unless you see large gilt sign with tic
name OF Henry Bach over the door Remember the al
dress T6s ironiwny corner Of 9th st. store open
night until 10 clock. Remainder before you IN the
look for the sign OF Henry Bach tho door
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EntrIea Tor Morris rarL.

The card for Morris Park to-day is decided
Improvement over that OF yrs erday. and good
sport may DO looked for. The Erdenhelm
Welter Handicap may be won by Jack Rose
with My Fellow second. King Eric looks like
a sure thing In tho Bowling Brook Handicap.
for three year-o lds, and Kings Own, very fair
colt In heRvy-going, has a great chance to run
second. II Tenny starts in the All Breeze
Stakes he should win In canter, and Mad
stone should be second DESPITE the fact that
Loantakn. who is said TO be- wonder, 10
named a. q starter MAJOR Ialy may win the
ousnlnR event with Guard second. EyRngslinO
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DIyOHCAs IN CONNECTICUT
Seven DEGREES Granted in One Day By %
superior Court at Norwich.

Seven DEGREES Granted In One Day By The
hyperion Court at Norwich.
NoHwIcH. Conn. June 6.-The reflex action
In tho working OF the Connecticut divorce law
was wildly illustrated in the Superior Court In
this city today. 1t was the most remarkable
day for divorces In the land OF steady habits In
several years Divorces were granted In these
cases;
Annie Eliza Reid from Robert Lewis REID ;
cause. intolerable cruelty. The custody Of
seven minor children was given 70 the plaintiff.
Cynthia 4; Spicer from Park spioer; cause.
tho custody Of the PLAINTIFF
Clara Kees from Charles KEGS: grounds.
Helen L. Harvey from Charles b. Hsrysyl
cause. desertion. The custody OF two minor
Lydia MAYNARD from Henry p. M9ynardi
grounds. intempssrance and cruelty. Custody
Sarah L. Tyler from Joseph +. Tyler; cause.
deserijon. Two children given to plaintih;
Hattie A. Mckoe from George McKoOI
grounds, intemporance,
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BISHOP w1aGER's SILVER JUBILEE.
HE Priests and People Moan 60 Mako tho
Occasion Notable.

HE Priests and People Moan 90 Mako the
Occasion Notable.
Tuesday will be the twenty fifth anniversary
OF tho ordination as priest OF Bishop Wigger
OF the diocese OF Newark. 1t had been tho
Bishops intention TO hold quiet celebration
at Seton Hall. South Orange whore his epis-
copal residence is. but 1t is likely that he will
respect the wishes Of his priests and people.
who want the ceremonies to take place at St.
Patrick's Cathedral. Newark Ono reason
why those under the spiritual rulo OF Bishop
WIgger desire to honor him In O special man
ner on the occasion of his silver jubilee is that,
though they would greatly regret to lose him.
late Archbishop Hess Of Milwaukee. The
students Of Seton Hall College will have o cole
bratlon OF their own IN honor OF the jubilee.
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noth Guilty. The Jury SAID.

Tho suit Of MIRA Nellie Harrison and Capt Frank Har.
TiSon, in which both sought absolute divorce came
before Judge o'Brien In the Supreme Court Special
Term, upon the findings OF the jury which tried the
case last year Tho jury found against both plaintiff
and defendant TIE couple were married by Henry
Ward Neerher about Twelve years ago. MIA Harrison
alleged That Frank had been Intimate with schoolgirl
Miss Louise brennan Who testified on the tTa, before
Judge A~rence that she yie sd to his wishes suppos
ilB INA e, single ana that he had pTuIu 10
quarry 4"r Tie Gottn liant uWnel harrison Island in
Echo Bay New Rochelle ami took his Young Wiis there
In the Summer He declared tEat bis wife ms
with 'oRn latch Gnd went yachting with him on
Lhe Soop FAnilA judge UBEOn TessTN hla decision.
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POLICE TRANSFERS.
List OF tho Lucky Meu who Are to Pre-.
serve tho Peace at tho Free Baths.

List OF tho Lucky Men who Are to Pre-.
serve the Peace at tho Free Baths.
The Police Board received yesterday several
applications for the vacancy to be left by the
resignation of Matron Webb. One OF Thorn 10
from Mrs Creed. mother of the late Detective
Sergeant Creed.
Detective David W. Erskine OF the West
12jth street station, was remnnded to patrol
duty at the request of Capt. Smith and trans
ierred TO tho West Tooth street station. Police
man Lang OF the West Thirieth street sta
ton. was fined thirty days nay for assaultinG
Emanuel Knauth. silk importer OF &c Grand
street. on Aprl II. Policeman William Robin
son Of the West Thirtieth street station. was
retired.
to EIdTidES street; rntrolmon David " kTskine rom
BeSE from Vest l66n street to west 3'tR street;
H S George Sam G fGsTa street to
Bridge, trtd Mead from Vest t"r,yseyoYth street
wsst cassidy ay f East sSS
sa to TO s h' : A sc from ks
Thirty'ftth street to West i3s,h street
rann.ry and GARD ner from Old sip 70 battery sa;h
sff9 sa s"' Rawad co
an OF Of es, wen.h 20 Nn
srck Rolf Of wcst Thirty seventh street, e wsss
o r9ss 1n
.nEI ch ~ Mc stree,
Mss AMI ss re rnp e OAK
McAuIiGr y ,elancey street ana John Mccarthy OF
hsae :, a.. .'rss!
@n ;ss Fsi rweH,ah BATH Peer
TsS = . 1Ys'6 yrs.
a If r and
%@S
in NOrriRhniA
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comb,ua,lon OF saw Makers.

Richardson Brothers extensive saw works at Newark
has been sold to a number OF American capitalists
headed by DiSston BrotherG saw manufacturers, OF
Phadep hIA Ills Understood that the price paid is
SSOoWO and that Richardson Brothers are n take
third of the purchase money IN tho stock OF tho Amor
can saw Company which % said g he formed by the
nsolidAtton OF tho DiHBtOn Richardson intereAtS
10th OF these concerns have been making the same
class Of goods for and they have led tho market
but competition has been lively and II s to stop this In
AmeNsnie that the syndicate has been formed
Tho iGs'Ons have tho largest works in tho world
aud they regarded tho Richardson's 10 mean compel
itors Busiuess will be continued usual at both
Works but the saws Will 10 ali stamped American
kaM
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A Good Catch of Fine MaeLerer.

OLoucKSrEE. Mass June 1.-THE schooner Geneva
Msrtis CAPT MeLsod arrived 10 day with the MIST fare
OF macESrSi OF the SeatOu. bringing no harre all
large md Of excellent quality They were cauult m
the Nova ScoNan coast capt Mcleod reports large
body OF mAcACrrl EUn" tn tie etEtwr, some good
hAuE have rrrn NJ Iur hN .tinr Mdrkerrl nave been
scare tor tive past lUlst srasuUg Vessels aTTINing
f''n The ,tCu - report trarCl'F OF ilb ana
tNeit cSrvOss ore me lul' est TOR se' er"l y"nFS
l.iIIi 81. luEu6 Srhnp.- go ktTtI are report" :
Rirnr the roR following he rA Tor the nrtt tins IN
many ,surS The bank urrrnE. eTgs End tat, LHys
Ifuch IN ~ FTnIpsct AHh ahu various AdlsgSnt
ai,uicts and ImmsEIs Quantities ASo IepoTtS9 LAat
SSti0nA favor RoOd Dan YOAk
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Col. Dawson No. Around.

There WINS blood 'hod yesterday In Deputy A.
slstant District Attorney A. II H. Dawsons quarrel
with Assistant District Attorney Bedford over The trial
OF GSrardo Compliance Mr. Dawson was not around.
District Attorney TrluwE said that Mf Tcdford had
cnuuurtcd tho ird al IAnpuharsu with Auturte fair,
ness, ami TIA. the urn ii, n "i thg trISr as juG
not uelIg assignee the lad NO concern with n
lie wUuid talE with Mr. nhw SON.
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Uuroundea Suspicion.

Chief Clerk Reynolds of the ooronsrs once received
an anonymous letter Thursday afternoon which
SAdi THE death of Frank hurthG ~ 8S West FIJI
tOenth street is very suspicious"
Two men subsequently called at the Coroners once
and snh the death WAS suspicious The funeral was to
tale place from ~, Francis NAvicr Church Yesterday
morning 'lerk he? nOlhs notified the police Bton tho
funeral until Deputy Coroner Jenkins had held an Au
topsy nr BetilrO o; q University place WHO attended
Mr. MuTthA, granted n CertIrChtS that The cause Ut
death wHs gAGriuG, DspuIE CoroosT Jsntiph mAis an
VIII DO buried 70 day,
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A Convict Dies ON . Trala.

SING sISG. June 8-EdwArd Milford IS ysArS old a
prisoner from PAtchoEue. sentenced to term Of two
years and elk month in Sing Sing prison. died Of heart
disease on a train this noon Ho was In charge OF
Robert l.. Pity Sheriff OF Suffolk county when Mul,
ford left New York he said he ought 10 be taken
hospital instead OF prison After the train left lon
Ler M"it9rd Jay back ~ No seat and GppeaIsd 70 he
dead.
Milford had served three terms In prison II Is sAid
that he mas family in PAtrhOEUS and that he con.
siderable money, IhV crime for which he MAS ooln,
United MAS All assault wlIh hoe
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Tn. Ne.,orInn TnbIs.

w4susGlov, IuueG-It win 20 NJ Interest 70 the
learned word TO .n.v tlAt acc Tdng to information
re we'd ly he p j~rlrr q; tne me Government Of
GINA al ITO lnsia co' Z. SD omHG corp a. fektns
has ahri m ne 2 sitpg lu provide suitable shelter
for tho surnteu 'cstol ue l!b o' cred ~ ChinA
81 iaS a., ,a4," RSS ss% y Is
~ ssS i:s'Is:S ~ ;SE: iss;:Sf' q GSSS
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Trustee Sperry Removed.

New HAVEN. Juno 6.-JudRs Robertson this
afternoon removed Lucine W. Sperry as trus-
tee Of the will OF the late Enos Sperry for the
benefit OF Sarah +. Hull. The hearing occu-
pied but few minutes. MIR. srerry was not
represented. Attorney James Bishop repre.
sented Mrs. Hull There was no Testimony
taken other than the documentary evidence on
file In the probate Office. The court did not 60
into the question OF tho alleged n!sappropria-
tion OF funds on tho part OF MIR. Sperry. Judge
Robertson said 1t WASH I necessary, as the rec
ord disclosed that only ono account had been
rendered by Mr. Sperly as trustee. and that OH
OCT ~, 1870. although the statutes required
reports to be rendered Mt stated periods. Il
waA ordered on the Isl Of May 10 render an NO
count by May Is. but this no has since failed
and shall therefore remove him"
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Murderer Sloeum to Remain in Sing Sing

Lawyer ileIlemSn counsel for SlocuIn the base ball
u aver in sing sing under sentence Of death for
the murder OF his WIFE moved recently for an order 70
turning socum tho Tombs until the question OF the
constutionAlity OF execution by electricity has bson
dsOrmiped. \ stay oil execution pending appeal | I'D
AlIcadl been blamed IN SluCulns case Mr. llenIe.
man argue that III" requires condemned man 10
be execute within eight weeks from tho day OF sen,
teme ald II is luure than eight weeks since SiOCum
wa seuicuro ne Warden ~ sing Sing has Longer a
Tgul q" kr,p hlm ~ solitary ronnnenent Judge Mar.
tire dunOd lie mot n y'sierIAy saying that he anew
OF no law under which tho order prayed for could be
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1ROTTING Al TnREE HAU7E
A Great Exhibition of Cracks FindIay
Lowers HIS Record,

TERRE HAuTE. June 6.-The last day OF tho
association meeting was marked by perfect
weather and the largest attendance Of the
week. T. Wood Martin WAS the starter. and
Capt. J. II. Lindley II. II. Boudinot and W. 4.
Beauchamp were the judges. The timers were
Dudd Doble. J. c. Zimmerman. and DR.. Cox.
At one time there were on the track together:
Axtel t2:12l. Sunol t2:l0H). Adonis t2:14. Boy
Wilkes t2:12Hl Johnston t2:06Al. Palo Alto
t2:12'4). and Iiouri l2:17).
The exhibition of cracks were perhaps never
equeled on any track. Sunol trotted a quar-
ter in 324 seconds. Johnston paced three
heats 2:27. 1923. and 2:20. the last quarter in
31'4 seconds-a 2:05 gait This quarter OF
probably the fastest brushes OF the year. Ak
tell. Palo Alto Roy Wilkes. and Houri were
shown to bride Adonis was logged slow
Frank was q hot favorite in the ,2:23 pace,
pools selling: Frank. SO, field. 81. In spite OF
the field sold for Sc and Frank 80 before the
second heat. which was won by Findlay. Frank
remained O fRyorite throughout in the pools.
but the Chicago gelding was too fast, reducing
his record ~ seconds. Summary:
2:25 pace $500.
Finday blk, &, by Corbn's BashAw (Dick.
5s4..y R III S y d iua. sfs
Time-2;2eG 2a7,k 2:2I 5;2t54 asa.
There were but two starters In the 2:19 trot,
Hendrix. not being in shape. was scratched.
Rools sold-Almont $40. Kit Curry s.. aad lots
handiy, at 10 time being crowded by Curry.
2I9 trot $500
Aimoni b e. by Album niekerson) ..........l
Kit Curry, er IN ~ hamhrno Prinoe RyEerl...s 2
Tlmo-22T, =. 2obas 2.gOAc.
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Light scnteners for Policy dealers.

Ezra Drake, George Arnold. and Michael Kane VINO
pleaded vuit in the Jersey CITY Court OF Sessions
Tuesday to indictments accusing them Of running pol
Icy shops wor" nrraigned before Judge LPplncott yeS
terdAy Tor sentence Drake was Auud $50 and costa
about 500 altogether ana the Others So apiece and
costa In imposing the sentence tho Judge sAld ne
made the punishment as light as possible because "
wouhhlt 90 to ne too severe est the tiTahL Jury
Should refuse TO cuG indie meuH against policy dealers
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The General Term has affirmed The decision OF 'unEs
Patterson of tho snptrmc Court dsnlrg the applicA'
ton OF thu Peoples Kasi transit COM any Tor The
arpolntmeri OF cnmmls''ouers 70 copIrmh lIoPsIy
for iheT pre- posed lwp'ri sTur' lTe rom Wv lIA
10 GrrvtoNn The tpQr late court adopts the OPINION
NJ
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Killed Herself Four Days After the Wed
ding.

ADMISSION. June G.-Mrs. George Marshall. a
bride OF four days. committed suicide to-day
by taking morphine. She was married last
Monday night and Iuarrelled with her hus band
this morning about the arrangement Of the
furniture IN q room. Bursting into tears she
exclaimed;
II SEQ you do not love me- SO will get out Of
your way"
Then she went 10 her room and swallowed
three grains Of morphine,
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Altogether the meeting has furnished very
fair sport, though the races were not as close
H. Goldsmith leads the list OF winners, With
four llrst moneys. The average time has been
very good, and most OF the successful borses
especially In tho slower classes. earned now
records over its level surface. To-day tile
horses are on the way 10 Albany for the meet
img which begins ut Island Park next Tues
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me- 22A. 2;2i.e. 2nlH. 2'22.
THE 2:lT PACE

Betting was 425 to So on Allen Maid before
the first heat and when she slipped along lar
ahead Of her three opponents for the first heat
in 219t no one would venture TO invest
York brought 500 and the field t27. but when
Flvn Medium got next to the nimble little mare
The race was decided. Trout did not care to
drive Allen Maid to her limit, 80 her mile In
2;l9 stands as the best performance Of the
week.
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may win the fifth. with servitor second. and
KinRsland may win the last, With Maid OF Or
leans second
First Raoe-sweorrtAkes Of $40 each with $1,000
added for three ods that had never won SLCCo;
mile and furonR
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The Child is Father to the Man.

Sore eycS swollen glands ulcers akin diseases b
childhood are hArbingers OF dyspopsA liver bowel
and kidney troubles rheumatism. neuralgia and co..
sumption In after lifo
Avoid them all by using tho Cactus Blood Cure.
Pronounced by scientists after thorough tests In this
country to be the only infAlbc noutrAher of constu-
tional blood tant-AcQuirod or herediISry-yet die
covered
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Harlem, Jan. "a MO-
This certihes that my child 10 months old, was IT.
noted with very bad skin disease OF the face oyeA
and inside Of the nose. The face covered with
mAttoranE sores. and his eyes were swollen shut
account OF tie sores on tho eyelds and his
discharging matter. and full inside OF the sorea
him the Cactus Blood Cure for four wsekh and
to day my baby Ia entirely we'll
j kEANN l4a loRth Il Z
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Tompkinsvllle Staten Island, May II, 1850
ALVA'S BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC co,

ALVA'B BKALIIIIAN SFLCTFIU 20, .
CIV all at, New Yort.
GenA: Having been afflicted by rheumatism fo9
eome years on tho advice OF friends was induced 70
try Blood Puriher (Cactus). and say II re.
loved me at once, and my feet which swollen 30
that was compelled to cut shooa reduced In
two days
think. taking 1t according to your directions Il 10
very effective remedy
have procured tho second hottie and hope II win
entirely cure mo. am positive il 10 grand medioino
for rheumatism. Yours truly.
MICHAEL IiEFFERAN BoAtInan-
elf st, Clifton, Staten Island.
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Tho Cactus Blood euro has positively
cured numerous cases of ScrOfuln and Salt
Rheum In months time where nn other
blood lf1ers have tailed.
Pleasant to take applicable to diseases Of infancy %
old age. All druggists sell it. Price large size 81:
small 81. send tor descrntye pamphlet and certn'
cAtoA ALNAS BRAZILIAN SPBClF1G CO.
SWall st, Now York
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Sorrento. Manola, and Sam browns Martina
colt were equal favortes for the last race. but
mother of the three was in the hunt ut the end.
thlee-ouarters OF a mile. and then EsQuimau
moving NJ. i was a. over, tho half brother TO
from Pelham. who beat Manola TWO TWO iensths
Tor The place. Tho Martina colt had no speed
at all.
sweepstakes of Sl5 each, with $3.50 added selling A.
lowances mile
j. Mer6ach's b. EsquimAu. aged by Duke OF Magenta
p Il rollardsn Pelham, ~ Clayton ,,.....,., 2
also ran.
Time. l:ta
Post BSttinR-ARAinGt sorrento, Martina colt, MAnolA
each "a !. Pelham EsqumAu each a 10 !. Roy al
carter TO bohemian, ~ 10 |, MutUaS Paid 81 ~,
Sin 10 Ri7NO "