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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-06

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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-06
1--WE had a piano one winter and some

I'VE had piano one winter and some
one sang In that dreadful place. 1t was
the only bright spot in our life. You
may talk of solitary confinement, but
what more horrible punishment can YOU
imagine than forced stay in Il wretch.
ed village deprived of every comfort,
every attribute Of civilization. with
only the hope of death to relieve you?
This is the milder kind of punishment.
Four years of this existence and l was
pardoned-free to go home again, but
always under strict police surveillance"
DR.. AarOnOyich then proce eded to
speak Of the future Of Russia. lie said !:
."What Russia needs is a representative
government. The enlightened class in
Russia are Liberal. This change can
only be brought about, fear. by the
allied powers making war on Russia.
a great fight like the campaign of the
Crlmca would perhaps result in the cs-
tablishing of Il new government for
Russia. The taxes are heavy. Rus
slams, rs Il rule, are opposed to war and
the liberty of Russia is a problem as
vet
I've do not know what the STERN Nj
hlllsm is. In Russia Il man with ex-
trcmc views is called a Radical not a
Nlhlllst. AS to the CZar," concluded
DR.. Aaronovich, "his life is little bet
ter than that of the poor Siberian exile.
The only difference is that he has his
palace while the exile has his hut.
Both are under the constant protection
and the eyer watchful eye Of the
police"
Dr. Aaronovich will remain i'm the
city Some time. He is fine looking and
IL most fascinating talker. Since his
return from exile he has travelled cx-
tensivcly through Europe.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-06
pianOs and Organs

n: w. TRUMP, 134 Main Street, Co
lumbia, S. g., sells Pianos and Organs,
direct from factory. No agents com
missions. The celebrated Chickering
Piano. Mathushek Piano, celebrated
tor It's clearness Of tone, lightness Of
touch and lasting qualities. Mason IL
tiamlin Upright Piano. Sterling Up
right ItanoS. from S22 up. Arion Pia-
nos. from 5000 up. Mason e. Hamlin
organs, surpassed 10y none. Sterling
Organs, 500 up. Every Instrument
guaranteed for six years. Fifteen days
trial, expenses both ways, if not salts
factory. Sold on InStalments.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-06
Death Robbed a. Hridc-to-uc

blHMiNGHAM, ALA., Oct. 2l.- The
dead and wounded from the collision on
the Kansas City, Memphis and Hirminm'
ham road, two miles from BirminrhnS,
last night, were brought to this city this
morning al a late hour. The dead arc
j. ID. Franklin, a drummer, of NashyilIc
and John Killian, fireman. Fireman.
Kllian was not on the engine, but was
in passenger coach Ell route to Armorv
Miss, where he was to be married TO-
morrow.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-06

Looking at the present cotton crop,
the Boston journal of Commerce says
that there is good promise Of yield
per acre or over 1863 pounds of lint, as
was the case last season, which would
give, with an acreage of 20, ,852 ,32O acres.
at least 100000 bales of cotton.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-06

An elegant Plush Parlor Suit deliver
cd freight paid toyour depot for $4,000.
Send for Catalogue. Address l.. T..
Padgctt, Augusta, Ga.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-06

Those who for the first time are to
become mothers should use The Moth
ers Friend. Much suffering will be
saved them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

Eurl,nron was not for the Fulton STAKES 0eoeu'
thu heel that he hurt st Shr"rsN'Ad Bay III 'u"s "
troubling him sesin Mr.. Iloush IN" ban "o'H"s n''
NTH ssrsp bueklsd around the hoos IssrrdAo NE 'S~
va. ,xnovcd and the foot found % b. very vnuef
II N ,.po Id thst The r~ai owner Of Chesapeake 1s'
Rowe II 10 said that his frsnd jack Joyn"f ""p'y
tain, for him. Row y Raoeruuy hehsv~e 70 - "e
owner OF onnAmne VITO runs In Ds~'s q hsh" so''''
and b Grained By Joyn.r
.,n.on ssssrts that 10 from Mohmoutn rAre
.e..d broke" Priacsss bowling gave him ''"' ~
shesp.hcad He bet go OIL her and oaor' 'h' oA' We
o,,r WA betting zoo race. On Monday M "0
- 900 on p.nuuet sac ye.t rds@ won $1,000 On EHQi"@'
Y suod.t,or i Informed ina: Maud Is r"''Fu was
,.,.o ~ horse Ia Iowa bt hsppo,s that ,h' nor,
MA . rsrsr no, . tottef Ia fact none ouief VIM IVY
vukss 81, Oh he rferrsd u Simply loVcrvo HS
az, ,,,rd The matter amounts e. nothing ~h1'v~ -
III. vs<ng record two seconds fastr Than the uns IVY
Wilkes mad. 1900,
Invitations are out the wedding Of Wilton hioeh0
lien, Al, md Mis-. Gussts A. Douglas on o"Nbr J. u
R.uneu IL md extremely IopV.h Jouhs '"'
MAN whos~ hoYses a Alwsvs out Tor the duat
The .unn.tnight's f~snva! q the Trainers ana JON
Eva, As,ocia,ion viii IT SlrrfS HAtlen lNv0 Iafs
an w.dn..d,v eyenne OoAecI b. There Will b music
and dancing and eating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington Sept. 23.--Thc following additional
second c,tcnau> Corps of Engineers, have been or
dcrcd upon the expiration Of their present graduating
leaves Of absence report 10 the commanding onccr,
Willets Point. ~ y. for duty with the battalion of
engineers and at the Engineer school Of Application:
harlos Keller. Herbert Dcakync. Charles - BronweIi
captain James W Pope. assistant quartcrnastsr, ms
leen ord red 10 cincinnati for the purpose OF attending
the sessions of the Prison Conrcs, 10 lie held there
BEGINNING september 30 and, or III" completion OF ms
duty will return his pro.er station. First Lieu
tenant John Newton. 18th Infantry now nnder IN
>tructon 1t the United states Infantry and cavalry
SCHOOL, Fort Icavcavorth. Kan has been relieved from
further duty t,rlc and viii join his company. Major
johnson D. Middleton, Surgeon. lla> been detailed
"a. member II the Army Retiring Doard at Governors
Island New York vice Major Joseph Il. Gibson. sur
reon r,cveL First Lieutenant Frank T. Hobbs. ORD
nance Department. has been ordered To 60 nom the
Bethlehem Iron Works. south Bethlehem. Penn. -
Washington and report AT the once Of the 'Mef OK
Ordnance for temporary duty In connection with the
specifications being prepared for Eth work; and OH
complcton II ihl> duty will report to his proper sta
lion pro, ce,ling Via the Mdvac steel Works. Nice.
TOWN Philadelphia for cOa,ultatoa with the stool in
.nector there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
NOT A GENUINE SALE
RKC1 ARD BOUGHT IN FOB G1ID wANExn AT

Whom honph brothers bid $4,000 for Rec'"re AZ
the ucuon sale Of Warnke sons h'r~ee' 10 oo p"
o,ch al ,,ravc,rnd yesterday. and She WA noeKod
down 10 them at that price, II WAS generally suppocu
,h., thcv h.d secured the hly for Themselves ou'
,,or IN the day Il became known that tley wcrc ouy
,g hsr IN f,I the WalIIkc-. They inSdc Is b"ha hn'
ha n, s,2 zoo which they willing " give ior ne
c,.,, but when the price went above that uguc tnc'
l,cam. W.rnkcs agents. IL !" nudersDh '"a' wv
r, L. held at els 900. Following IS h't Oh INC o'ho
horse. sold by Mr.. EaSton: 49,,
,u,;y: HsUsh Broth6r.. slOo.
King Iro ch C.. z. by IfoQueis-Tsliuish oy rAns'
J. {. Fillmore SlO0 A. o...
~. r. b.; e. TX y H'my'r-1l'' o. BY Colossus
Forward Oh. g.. z, BY Fssrsnahe-Aanoou''"' W
Great I ON Il lt1gh ~IU ,,.
Bay MY BY zor.a-Cicey bowling BY w'ath'f''
A.. Smith Co.. DIV ~ A., u....
o.s Sy y. %i;i. "a. .i.od BY S'''''"-''D
Front,psc. rh. G., 8, oy Fasc''o-ier"s W "
A.. 1hohpAon eS,Jeo -, ..
rod s"1 g. n4s ss g. s Z; % ~
,o' sy' =, C. & xp s y !PioS
,on s,iyeI sy FIT Tn..ton = C. e. J5rda" :! 500
ui,cL Nuv 2 nv Piyart0- Lucy Jsckson. By Endurer
d. HONG. 1923. >..,
Brown nliy, q by Falretto-M"rSh me"o"' o' S'"
" ,,rn co,, BY Derebin-C~rrte, by wanderor;
DUH m u 300.
C,va,i b & by puke-Conto.sa, by Destournol
,,,n,v,, c,,t 2 bv p.rsbin-FIora by War Dance; A.
Lakeland. SZ2o
Il 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
GAMES N OITHEE GILES.


Cincinnati sept. :3-The Cincinnau, buncted three hits
IN tho stsh inning Of TODAY With tn" PhladcphaS
which eunbod them 70 enough runs 70 wn 1ie~soa
and Muiue effective. III" score:
% rn'S a;1s,. .S b.. 9 j 9 9 y
H..hi. ciucinn., o. rn'aaslreI. o EFT 10
Umpire Lynch
s.. Louis. Sept 23.-TodAys samc . mere fare"
called ., Ao end Of the seventh INNING on a''
roun. Of da,kn-s n" Browns put Ia Nichols. young
.,o, fron Mount S,c1l'ng II The visitors did not make
a hit % him. Green wss lated all over the lot Tho
= ,,,I IsS'' :::: l! 9 ~
H..: s. tsc: = es!" a.. rssI ISS,
Louisville Sept. Gsrh. cvclca"s stdcd another victory
to ue,r vs.: to-day BY defeating tn Rochns The ~oTe
s ssss.,;.s .~".:d ): 9 . S--'S
v.lis Msrlss:"f l. Pit Miller and ssIat,on. I'm.
Mnvaukco sept. The pc.'n and Chicago Pisycr>'
r-aGtc teams played exhibition sam" today before
larse crowd. Knroy pitched poorly snd Chicago won
easily In consequence. The score
,s;ssso 'r: L'...:.:: :. . 9 9 %
Batteries Kin ' md an S~ r; D"re' and Darling c'
p,trot sept 2S.- THO Boston and Cleveland League
,ear,- played day. e Oeydands winning easily A,
tho cic.c. Tbs score:
Ss S:s;s s. L'.......SS 9 o 8 8 GG--5s
Eas,hit,- Boston y. tl"NriuG J. Errors Bostn :.
cletclai 1 Pltehrr--,-ti.in md Hisu. tnrirrbnck'
aIbuf4cr
Columbus Sept 9Th" w,ndrtu! Adding Of Ely and
prlrc, sayA Ca.sy defeat. Tn" score:
Columbus Ss,yaa. ....-....~ Q 9 . Q g 9 o.
Ea..hlt%- Couiphn, g. Sya, Er:or>-t olumbus 3.
eyra usc |. Ptch' r.ti AabrrAin and casey trpir~
Curry.
Toledo Sept 80. -lsatrlo-" won tn" game today on
LUCKY hitting aided poor Fielding bN the honr
The score:
n r. ,,.,: 9 9 Q !: O..
c,..lli. T.l.do = Baltimore ? Frror' Tordo ;.
RAJ inoIr = fi,cisrs tu-.inan and McNtshoh. TIN.
prr- fmtl".
Iobuuon Penn SPIT. ~ --CoN hit all the
o.,d ,od,v Whit. Smith touched The
L.b,non Z
Harr!sbuiE '-.- " Y
Ba.ohit-- L. banon H. Harrisburg E;rors-l.chanoo
Z IIArt slur: Pr hers Io> and Smth imrlr'-
Hunt
beaver SEPT. 29-Thr"". NTH, Of IL" Denver Baseball
club vuro to-day sold Denver syndlrat. for IS 900
Rove and Van Horn the o,hai ""hfths but
the svndis an option which stan good until october 10
Kansas city, sept ~. -ih- Kansas CITY Blues practi
,aly landed the Western Assp iatU p'nrant TODAY.
Th,y made IL threr straight from Minneapolis bv sore
-, y 10 T. and sent Muler, back 10 a position In
,pt,ge 3. POINTS behind Kansas lily lhr Blues hav"
only six moro games W play, and fothhe out an CANA
ordinary lrt,iomn q, an rrt,r' THEM from nrs place.
Louisville SEPT. ?3-rmpr- invlo was to-day ~
l,ased Ly President Phelps Of the American Asssiati00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

York J. r. Lacy. and t"dfnd II. A. Holmes. xne
pos,tnu,d game wa, DISCUSSED at length but agree"
rnat ,oud h~ rcschd and NJ. L. Cobb proposed and W.
j. Wood seconded that the series OF tho League should
close ~ September -.
\ ot given 10 Oh" Board OF Governors
e IN" NowIrr>y Ataht.c club i"r n" NJ" q their
y."lnd play the H. mont match on September IL ~
decided hold ~ al ting q the League on
,h. A., NouIu, ia November. when tp llcations from
rul,> -in. JOIN the La VIII M r'sriNed Sew.
Al ,n,,ni. n'> constitution will come M for ds
ts~lon io II d,rlt,d Ia wind mp the season with
A ron,"'t and distribution Il ptiH-. u X COBB. tho
Manhattan captain has tine" NJ IN" four prizes OF
fcr,d for comp utou othc, going b. w. J. Wood. .
tho Kim,s County Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
A FOURTH STATE TICKET NAMED IN INDIANA

indianapolis. sept. % Special -Aboht l"V h'h
who have at vartop times h'"n deh'iNe" WIFI Po''
uoyemsrts such as the Grange ard tn "rccno"K
, ,ru., r.,or nart,c, mrt herr. this morning and
formed a political organization which they name"
Tho pcoplc's Party" y platform wa ~"n'"'
some Of the puuks were Favoring the aoo'laoh Oh
National banks and tic Issuing Of Cnit'd states hotcs
sufficient IN amount 10 III the void demanding the
full and unlimited coina:" Of silver ana Pro'e'''hs
AGAINST the alien ownership Of lands me hc" parry
prmccded at once to the nomination OF state ticKc
I.r,r n renplrton wins nominated for Secretary Of
stAte The Other nominations ave: STAT" And''"F'
lanes NJ Johnson: Tcasurrr I'aiah Miller Attorney
General william Patterson; Clerk OF supreme court
Irr,nIip +. Strcat, superintendent OF tuDln IN
str,ciinn william whitney state tfe0oHst fh"n"
q popr. state Statistican. John ". Shockley 'icGc
~ tho supreme Court. John bender. The ticket IS
the forth tina, has been placed III inc he'a j" '"'a'"
within TWO weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

-Miiier Whittier. Ruse. Three.bse it-wil.oo. Sac
rGc. hitsIaroaue sales Wilson sha,rest First n:se
N L.,osu oaog s:s: nsssss Ss SeH
play-CiisisGock Bas.ett and Whistler. wild pitch-
sharrott Left bs-es-PtNourx Q. New'Isrk o.
Timt-l :&6. rmnre-Mcouade
In N, second game Anderson banged away out Of
sight NewYork settled all doubt a. to the result By
rs batting In the fSst inning whom ak singles, base
on balls and wild pitch nettsd Ave runs Hurkest was
put In the visitors but sent many mon 70
arst On balls that Rusie relieved him. Fifteen OF he
ptsbvre colts were presented with bases Though the
home team secured but four hih, two Of which were
Ia the same inning It scored Ave runs. Despite the cir
that the visitors put mp perfect fielding ssme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
GENERA. RANKS DEFEATED FOR HENoNINA

Boston, Sept 81 tSpeciaD General n. T. HANKS WI"
not be n member II the n"Xt Congress At the kcP"'"
ran Convention In the Vth District to-day SIX ba"'N
were takcu The principal Candidates "e'" ven III
e. r. BANKS, ex MAYER lanes ~ Fox "' "'''"''F'
Mayor Marh Burli~. Of Homervili' ana Nav" '"''''n
NJ Wohurn Fox led throughout. and on the N''''"th
h.,, v, num;uatcd receiving an exact majority ot
tbc convention. sherman ll,ar. Ion OF Juds" r.
Roc,wo,d IIrar. announced few days az" mat u
tanks were rcnoinina tcd he would not accept nonInI
, ~ nomination thon Mr. IOar would BIZ y can
diditc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE tribunal

Pittsbure Sept 23.-Ths Ptisburg ami New. York Ne
onal League teams played games a. Recreation Park
thi. afternoon, the NewYorks winning both. Smith
pitched good ball for Time In tho eighth inning he
Gascock to first base Oil balls, and In the hvey
u,lade which followed the visitors scored three runs
and won the game In third. four consecutive singles
and the play catch Whistler IT second yielded three
runs Glasscock did noteworthy work at shortstop
as did Buckley third for the visitors and Lsrodue st
second for the home team. Sharrott managed to keep
Psburg's batting fairly well scattered but he did not
receive anything like the support he should The SCORE
ptr,rS urpC * r, SLW.YORK IN Lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
co1rMn1As ENTHUSIASTIC ELEVEN.

Tn. Columbia College football team has already begun
ira ming It the Brotherhood Park at
,ey.r,h.e J. NJ. Hewlett last years captain ana A. T.
G,duraleevo captain. busy getting the 'n'h
into shape and half Of last years team or" sf"any
IN m, grounds, Tn. college boys hope Jan-way e
train them soon II Jancway csnno, como. an at'np, VIII
probably be made to secure Ysl" man Of football pfom
nsnce Aio oil Of tn. old players will Be- In college THIS
year and II 4. probable that the eleven VIII DO better "o"
than In tho last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
cr.ASc GAME AT PRINCETON.

Prfuhe.on scy, % Spcc!a,.-The first OF the inter
,. .aa.. n, a..bal games which are HID Ia Princeton
soon After the opnnR H college, each year was PLAYED
today between the senior and freshman nn's INC
fe.hAn nine pu. up cr-dtahl" considering thar
,h.y lave had such short tho for prleuro Inc game
b.tvsen tho sophoiorr aud friedman mines the last OF
the ser<ss will played Saturday afternoon and
una4s The -phomorae succ-d In rattng the sn"Hy It
Will DO q The seniors d !oatta tn flesh
men to-day by uc score q 10 j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

Earn~d runs-SswYork q. Two base MtsU cMi!,i
Iaroau. Burkctt. Thr-c.bass bit -t'lasacock WmsIrr
sstHSs. h elas'oes whcs R% ps,. nag =
Sales = Wilson. Jordan Andsr'on lark s,.sn
b""te play Bnik. and Thi:.lsr strcS c.-
P.ets VINCE p,:l GrnaMN u1ny = Wild pi,ch's.
Anderson Burke 3. Rusie. rMe-l;bo Cmpre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London. Sept. 23.-Thc for the twelfth Great
Foal Stakes Of Is sovercns cac with 700 added for
thrce- dds mile and furonGs straight was
run at the Newmarket first October meeting to-day and
was won by Lord Iartlngton's bay colt Morton. The
Duke u WestmInstcr's brown colt Blue-tir was
second and j. II. UOuldSwUrth's bay colt Allowsy
third,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
TOURISTS.

Whether on pleasure bcnt business. Should Ahs
nm every trp bottle OF syrup Of Figs. AS acts most
uc,.a and rfrciunlly the Kidneys. lvrr anu
bnwciS preventing frvcrs headschcs and other forms
" sickness For sAlo IN DUO anu "a oo'''0' w. "
leading druggists. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CnIcKETERS Is SESSION.

The Newly ork Cosmopolitan Iostpon"l zane was the
i,,,i mint for d.ct, the meeting u the NJ, t..
,,olitan League last nigh; at the oa"e II "Amcrcan
Cricket No IS Frankfortst The following Delegates
u.r. prc,.nt: Manhattan NJ. r. Cobb; Cosmopolitan.
J.rous Flannery; Hinge County. W. J. Wood: New.
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running mate. Good start had The hrst quarter
was finished 1t IL gait the second and third quarters
10 gait the fourth and last quarter at 2:l9 gait
This bad work In the las: quarter due to break At the
head OF the Gonetreth and breaks In the quarter
stretch which coat him At least seconds.
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c,rv NOMINATIONS IN NEWARK.

y y
rh. R,uubran C.tv invention In Newark last night
u. IN. Of th. most ever hold In that city
Morri, d. Nacknru Wa no;minatcd ror ""er o"u'n'''
.oo.r and george W. Vtrn"t vas nonn"'d ny aoo'un''
t,on 10, ttusttc u tie City Home
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An AMATEUR GAME on STATEN ISLAND
Tn. Staten Island Athlsuc Cub n.ne and the Fne1~
wood Fxad Club plav .hor as fame Of the season
,acsth., NJ IVES, New. brighton. s. l.. today
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The sleeping attached = tGe m Mdn hight EI
Sttfsctiar much sstnton and rtctlo:e
10 each car and absolute seeluop secured In each state
feon most suecesSfu innovation has AMEN pso" Hwy
eAD have thirty berthe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
wtNNruS At LOUISVILLE

LouLsyis Sep. 23 The attendance At the races wa
about LOCO; weather fall.
Fr,t ra.s-Selliug purse $500 for hr'!yeAI'ods A,n
Inward one n.ilr a.d 20 Yard Robin lrd IRON UT.
Mn M ynnxst catching him under the wire ahd naA"f
d. adj heat Lp Pr n.cr third Two 'hgths AWAY A"
1 .a0L, The run on aftf th" last n'r
second race-Fivc.c,hth. Of niei pIi-" $500 Ioi
two ytar.od, -Rosc AID by longth M~ia,e 'rona
head IN front OF the Turk third Iime-l Wa ouoN
IN winner. ~ D.
third receive furiongs; same condnons rs second
race arrlr led into the stit h. wher" she puit Au
N,rmorz won NeUuta four lengthe IN 'front.'
Of Carrc A.. third 1lInc-i 0i't. OddS on WINNER
. To l.
Fourth rscc-Pursc $500; one mlic.-Chin'es won IN
antsr Ly enrths Miss HAWKINS second, Two chR'ho
in front Of Miss Leon. third. Tinc--l h5h. ODD. on
winner, 10 z
Ffst racc-A freq handicap swespenkes; tor three.
vci ODDS and upward $40 each with 800 ADDED; nihe
furlongs aInilla by half length Mary Msc
second a lac distance before Eli. third Iins-l ;Oo'+
odds winner. To- J.
Deciding heat ,etwecn Echin and ,iynn'';-n. 4
here tiyInsst appd him aud beat him out D., neck
Iinc-l.4J'4.
pALO ALTO FAILS TO LOWER HIS RECORD.
Cincinnati S.pt. 28-At the ttong race" here todAy
p,lo Alto wont mile a. brrah hi own r~rod 2:lf''
lie failed but win again next Friday Pale Altos
lime In detnl First quarter. 80: half. :o0. THEE
quarter 1857 nil:. AL.
Charlie. Marvin drove Pso Alto and Hick"k drove his
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NETWORKS RUN OF LUCK.
THE LEAGUE TEAM WINS TWO GAMES AT
PITTSBCRG.
YESTERDAY

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Cincinnati L. Philadelphia O. NewYork s. Pitsburg (sec
NewYCrk :. Uttsburg ond gane)
FIRST gsmej. Cleveland D, Coston J.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St Louis 81, Athletic =. Syracuse :. Columbus l.
la tinors 7, Toledo 4. LouisNNle l3, NGhester y.
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Tho Popular Cocoa Of Europe
The Coming ono Of America.
Nest Appetisino-Eastiy Dioesss&

Tho VAN HoUTENS' process renders
their cocoa easy OF digestion and do
velops In tho highest degree it, de-
ucious aroma. It 10 an excellent hesh-
former, Hrly per cent. greater than the
best Of other cocoas.