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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-01

S6ofe trafen "A, 416 @ttd, seeer a, $50
Stiif in Der uori9en ISOLDE etn. Erelle 1In=
npr1 4 MORT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-01
Cine StiMme aus DEM UO(6e.

Gin 5arnter ausSGirUi8 i9ret6t au 6as Deutsche
HeiIinstitut, II Clinton Place, New York, n. -
Mrfer" tonlmen unb fam i'd Sbnen lest an mei-
RerSreube mittbetIe H. baB oas Bud Elm Dirt.
Iiher Retttngs=A nter fur mid gelpeiet it, oeitt Is bat
mir burb ieine fuertgpoleu Gatblhlo9e bic Nt a rs
nesfraft, Die @eiunbbeit nno ben s. rte6en
ptebergegebeu. 9dtte Id nun oas grd9 trilbsr aelelen,
Sann lOiroe1 bic anact,ai5sF nao ge Fl @efftgnfli cs
futrb 6ns Bud bisien %iauberen 9errem balo 0as
ihn6be Saubiperf leqenl 9eii uub Segen benz ipade'
,,0,ettmtasz 9Inser" nit sabIreiben uatrrgctrenen
BiIOern ptrb fnr s5@entS in YoltmarteH iret berianot.
Ser nytettunQ5 sgnter" 1T and III Der 9IDDunolun9
DON. 9srmunm 96impff9, 26 D. Norts @oe'' gu
boben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-01
Sn6er.
enrup 4lmO 1sOIaHes.
Gel.

Carbon, prime white, $50 deg. test.- 8
Carbon, Headlight, 175 deg. test ..... 81
Carbon, water white. $50 deg. test. st
Carbon, snow white. $50 deg. test -. ST
Carbon, Michigan legal test, P. w.. 81
Carbon, Michigan, W. .10k
Carbon, Wisconsin, W. W........... 81
Carbon, Wisconsin legal test, P. w.. 8
Carbon, Indiana test, p. W.......... 81
Carbon, eocene, 100 deg. test. .......10
Carbon, clean, $50 deg. test......... 81
Elaine, $50 deg. test. .144
Linseed raw. sc
Linseed, boiled. 90
Lard oil, extra. o.
Lard oil, No.
Neatsfoot, best
Spirits turpentine. .................43
Gasoline, 81 deg. test ...............14
Cooking Oil
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" u 8 La n B..

- Der &eibsfan3ler b. gapribi unb
Der Qriessminiiter BON 2altenborns
Sta9au baben iebt anbauernb lange
unterbanoluugen NIT benz Gailer. gs
beibt, baB cine Inthnbigung bon GROCER
gebeutung beboritebe. Ser @egens
ftanb bieier unterbanblungen uirb
itreng getsim gebalten. Das ,Wilis
tdr. Wod Iblatt" nletnt, eiEe neue ber.
5eRerte Ganone mtiie erianben tperben,
oa oas weittragenbe tleintalibrige &e.
petirgewebr ole 0ortbeile, ueIche bic
Grtinerie bisber lber bie Sn1anterie
bate, auf ein Wfinimum rebu3irt babe.
= Ser Nlpen>Reiienbe Meris pet.
finger 1T nahe @ourmaDear In Der itas
lieniiben 69meia in einen Mbgrunb
gefalen unb 3eri9mettert uorben. Mub
&i9ter 6olit bon Berlin 1T uabre
f6einlidb elm OpTer bes NlpenIports
gemoroen. ct bat am Is. Muguft al.
leia un6 obne Giibrer cine Be1teigung
tes 3erglou In ben Gdrntbner MIpeu
unternommen ua5 1T feitbem bers
f9olen.
Oem WeIipoit 0erein iper6en
anI /. October nod Die foIeenben &C.
biete beitreten: Die ouitralii1en golo.
MEN gteu Sub Wales, Nictoria,
Queenslanb, tasmania, @ib. unb
WefsGuftralien, iopie ferner gritiI9.
Neus8uinea unb bic 6iofdi, ,eSnjeIn.
= Gs TT nidt untuabrlbeinli9, BOB
bic 6anblung bes ttrtii9en 5ultans,
pel9er einem rufRi6en &riessfdiff bic
pahage burd bic @trabe Der Darbaz
nellen geitattste, ben NnlaB au ernFen
VerDidlun9en 3mif6en ber pforte uno
ben anoeren europdifden 5eemd9ten,
ipe5iel nit gn9lanb, seben mirb. CUR
@ntidulbigung tpirb BON tiirtiiGer
5eite ansefabrt, baB es fi9 nidt um
ein eiaentli9es Rriegsi9iff, fonbern um
elm Sransporti9iff gebanbeIt babe. bas
ausgebiente Solbaten Don Der Hbiri.
i9en Oltthfte mad ber 9eimatb surtds
bsf6fbert babe.
= Die ruiRide &esieruns bot, mie
man aug WpslOwiB in Obeti9leiien
meloet. bic Iusfubr ber fleinen, 3ous
freien Quantidten Mebl perboten. Sie.
ier 8renabertebr in 3plfreiem Webl unb
groo 1T fur bic drmere 8ep6lterung
betanntlid bon gr0Bter Widtigfeit.
8eionbers lebbaft 1T bieier gsrfebr ge.
rabe In Mpslotpib. mo preuBen nit
&uBIano uub Deferrei6 aufammen.
ittBt.
- Sn &beinbefien bat elm auBerges
n0bnli@ beftiger Drtan srobe gerni,
ftungen angeri6tet.
: Die 2onboner n6imes" f9rei0t:
.Wenn fi6 bas @eru6t belfdtiseu iol.
te, baB Die Sarfei ben &uiien uuo 3par
ausf6lieBlib ben &uAeu, bic Durds
fabrt bur9 bic 0aroanellen StraBe
freigegeben bat, bann oIrfte cine Ra.
tahropbe fdlimmiier Nrt faum au Der.
meiben iein.
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Tpltergnalen,

ME lie ber perra6te 1prquemaba ben unsidltden
Spfern ber Snauiitpn auiereste, baben br parbises
Geitenitud i'm drcnii4en Rbeumatismus unb in 3eu=
ralsie. Wlan sebe bieien qudlenben Samerben gu
9eibe, ebe ie anausen @rontid gu perbeu, unb 5par
auenbttteTs % wsIes tas sranFbe;9ssit anmtee,teb
LID aus benz 8lut, bteiem wabren Strpm hes 9ebens,
austreibt. GineM besinnenten &beumati5mu8 perz
nahtdiiisen beibt, henidben NIT @epat trontid MAJ
del, tbn iib ab6tlid i'm st6rper fetiesen laNen. Gr
lit unter ben aranfbeiten ber pabre gplpp unertrds.
lid fnb bic SHmerseu DesientSen, nelder mhbis Iu=
iiebt, pie eine Sdnse in ienen 6rrer @ldst. Maa
iebe lH ne5bdlb Bet 3eiten uno tpmme eem uebel
jupcr; man persefe ni6t, bab GbeumatismuS uub
Sidt bic sefir6teten 3wansstrhber, eberip sefdRrs
lid ala i6mer5baft inb. Sdpdbe, S@uttelfrrit, Jies
ber ouer art, @edelfieber, Dpspepfie, 8ertopfuns,
eeberleieen, @erpOtdt unD 0iercnleiben rdumen ppr
BEN 8ttterS caS 6elo. appett unb rubser S4laf
teuen itd BET ietnem Gebrau6 ielbit peher elm.
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r WoLF$oN-

Ser @raf mar nit feiner 3situng be-
i9dftigt uab bemertte ibreu @iutritt
ni1t.
&utb tparf einen prhfenben 8lid in
ben 9piegel, fie mar blaB, bod Derrietb
ibr Musorud ni9ts bon benz. mas iie
qudlte. @ie gut fie i9 uerfeaen fonntel
sic tperben es balb lernen. armes
9inbl wieoerbolte bic sei@dftige grs
ittnerung.
Gin niebriges BGnt9en neben ben,
Nrmitubl bes @rafen NOR ibt getp6bn.
liher PIab, He nabm i'm oud iebt Elm
uas f9mieste R6 an bes Naters 2nie.
Mas min meme 2leines fragte be-,
@raf adrtli9.
Sd babe 9eimweb, Papa = mad
9teinbort.
WirtIi9? Sd glaubte, nleine Gleine
babe fi@ nit benz Mufentbalte bier aus.
sef6bnt uno finse an, R9 berrIi9 au
amhfiren 10 baB i6 mid i1on borbes
reitete, ben &eit bes Winters bier 3u.
5ubringen.
Gtetn, nein, papa = ib muB fort,
ie eber, ie lieber, benn i9 = i'd tuerbe
franf bier
Der 8raf leste bic 3eituns fort.
beugte fib eri@roden au ieinem 2ieb.
ling nieber unb blidte prhfeno tn bos
erniie, au ibm ernpDrgeri6tete @ef1t.
Mabrbaftig, Du bift blaB unb Define
lieben, itrablenoen Nusen faugeu an,
ben @lan3 3u perlieren. 9as fommt
bon Der ungeiunbeu, nnregelmdBigen
2ebensweiie Der, BON benz Na9tibpdrs
men unb Spdtauffeben! Das inb mir
beibe nibt sen6bnt! Sci rubig, mein
6dus@en. toir ipoIen elei9 in ben
nd9fen Sagen unfere Nbf6iebsbifte
MAIDEN, unb i9 merbe nod beute Gab.
mittag binausreiten unb Orbres geben,
baB man uns in einigen Sagen ertpars
ten ioa =
yttmm mid nit. Papa!
eSa, tpie benn, bor mid auf ben Sat,
tel pie Dor 3uOlf Sabrena gs bet mir
leib 1ertg getban. bob i'd Oein pfero
au { lahen muBte! Sn bieier 2pm.
burgf9eu Muiferpirtbi6aft 1T aIes gu
Helm sueei9nitten, elm Stall pie Elm
S9mudfdif9en, aber uri3urei6enb fhr
brei pferbe, sei6weige fur mebrl
90 laB uns fabren, papa unb =
glei6 bort bleiben. Gin tDarmes 3im'
mer mito es ia iuobl in Steinbott se.
ben = mir bei6e brau1en ia feline gfo'
Ben Norbereitungen.
Nber, mein Rinb, tpel9 elm ginfaIl
Mas paroen bic 2eute iagen, unt
unfere Greunbe, gum Beifpiel Seim
unb 2ebom, bon uns benfens Sd muf
! tueni9iiens ben beiben, ionie @abens
unb glbes eine Gbi6iebsoifte ma'
| 9enl
Gutb liebtofe bes Naters 0anb.
2ieber papd, IaB uns einmal einen
luftigen Strei9 MAIDEN unb ibnen als
len beimlid5 bur6geben! Du glaubH
ni6t wie ale bieie Meni9en ouf nit
loffen. Wenn Du porber Beiu9s
md6if. 10 tommt Der cine ober Der on
bere pieber Der unb - unb = es ma1t
mid elenb, Semanb bon ibnen au ieben
(Gortietuns foIst)
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tporin ct bic bon ibm erprobte unb be.
tpdbrte MetbObe, 8dume aus rbemurs
3elteu 5dnittIiugen" gu sieben, em,
pfeblt, ben betannteiten 9ortitul:uri,
Hen unb pfan3l6ulen 8efigern bon
Seras. MuniDn, Rirtpatrid, Watjou
u. c. 3ur Beguta6tung unterbreitet,
unb ole baben R@ aaitimmenb hber
oenfelben ausseipro@en. gr bat fd
0es1alb iebt DeranloBt geieben, feline
grfabrungeH Der Oeffentlidfeit au iiber.
geben anb forbert bic Garmer auf, In
ibrem eigenen Sntereiie probeperiu9e
NIT benz Werfabren. bas Bel ibm 10 quite
@rfolee geliefert bat, ansufellen.
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g feues @pups.

Sn einem @iienbabncoups aeratben
pdbrenb Der Gabrt mebrere 6erren in
einen beftigeu Streit. SIM Woment,
ols es 3uii9en benielben su 8bGtli@.
teiten aussuarten brObt. fdbrt Der 3us
in bic Station elm. Gin 5abrsaft off.
net i9nen bas Genifer uno ruff binaus :
r9err @onoutteur, baben sic fein @ou.
pe ftir ~Ni@traufer" 2
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@rdftt 3ut6.
ROman bon Gn,ile GrbarS.
(6ortfesuua.)


Wfelanies Ser3 hdtte bon Stein iein
intf5en, tpenn oieie rtibrenbe 9timme,
bic e1te, ieIb5tloie 2iebe lie nidt erarifs
fen bdtte, He fhblte etpas tDie 9eue
unb ibre Gtimme perriebt mabre Be,
luegung, als he antuDrtete:
Nein, n1ein armes 3inb, bier giebt es
ni1ts mebr 3u tbun, bic Giebe III totb
uie bic M1tung =
&utb fiel eifrig eiu;
Sd babe ibn oft tDltlibn NIT Der @es
fabr fpielen - fein 9eben fur elm Ni9ts
- nm elm miberipenitiges pferb 3u
befdmpfen - einIeben ieben - tper bas
fanr - III teine Wemme!
Melanie tpebrte ob.
sic pi6en nod nidt ales, Rutb =
es III nidt bas allein = er itinbigte
niht nur on mir = aud on Sbnen Z
Rutb ri@tete fi6 ffDl3 auf.
Mir f1uloet ct nid6ts = er that mir
feim unre@t!
Do1 - bod, &utb = fat min es
mir unm6glt@ i9aiaen, es Sbnen i'll
iaQeu! GtoBen sic ibn bon fi9 uub id9
MIL f&weigen, bic Strafe Il. bann se.
nhgenb.
Sn ebler Mhrbe. benz befen g6ub
iunefrduli@er &einbeit, erpiberte
Rutb: 6rduIein bon Gteuern, i9 babe
mid erboten. In offentr Meiie 3ur Nufs
fldrung eines Srrtbums beiautragen,
als blinbes Meriaeug lofIe iG mid ni9t
gebrauUen unb In meiue peri6nli@en
ge3iebunsen gelfatte i'd Sbnen feinen
gtngrifl
Woblan benn = sic molten es
2afIen sic Sbren tb6ri9ten @toI3 fabs
rem, oean Ste - bic @rdfin &utb Nls
bentron = finb Der @egenftanb elmer
Wette In ber 2aferne setpefen uub 9e,
botp getpinnt ober perlirt nit sShnen Elm
luffises gbampasnerfeitI Die Offi3iere
in ber 6auptitobt unterbalten fi9 often
bapon, i1 ipeiB felt WDnlien um bieje
6a9e unb -
sic blifte in bosbaftem 8riumpf in
0as 0ef9t bes iungen Mdbhens. bod
bas tpeitere eriiarb auf ibren 2lppen.
Wie enteeiitert Itanb 3utb ba, ibre
re9te Ganb bob fi9 lansiam, Gls tpieis
He auf ettpas unfdibaresin ber Gerne.
unb Melanie erbafdte bon ben aitterus
ben 2ippen bic Worte:
Die Maste - gefern abenb -
Sic fu9te bic gri6htterte gu berubi.
gen.
Nebmen sic es nidt 10 3u 0eraen,
9utb = sic tuollten es nift anbers =
NsitIeio unb 2iebe fit Sic preBten mir
bies @eitdnbniB ab.
Rutb trQt einen S9ritt aurhd, ME
nm ii@ bor elmer 8srabruns au fi6ern,
unb rief, nod ber 8bar tusiienb, nit
leiier, beiferer 6timme:
Sort, fort BON bier - mas tuolen
Sic nod, IaHen sic mid allein =
MseIauie abserte, iie wuBte ni6t. lag
eine 8eleibiguns ober Geifesabweiens
belt in Der @etfe &utbs. 9oG folste
He faf unbewubt Der gebieterii6 erbo'
benen 6anb bes iunger Wdbhens. be'
ren glide iiber fe binauS in bas Geere
ffarrten.
Grdulein bon 6teuern lAlpB leiie
bic Ebhr binter fi9 unb Hutb iant in
bie 3niee:
6tlf mir, niein @ott!
Cine 6tuube ipdter fanb 9utb bot
benz 4abinet bes 8aiers. sic paegte
es felt iener Raffeegeielli@aft ME su bes
treten. obne ld@elub Der 8eritedfeene
NIT &ebotp 3d geoenten. NuG tebi,
na@bem 10 66mer3lides. tpie ibr f6ien
gerniGteubes iiber He bereinsebro9en,
fam bieie grinuerung f6mei6elnb =
grauiaml
Die fleine @rdfin belt einen Iugen'
Bid bic 6anb bpr bic Mugen. bann
bob He bic portiere uub gIitt leiie in
bos Rabinet.
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Cart auseebrhd IT.

@aft: r&ellner, tragen sic bieien
21i' tuieber fort - er lit mir au unrus
big!A
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Ssier6t9 Sa,tie1to 9paars


mb oum mNume ebnt
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Counter &c. gu S 1.50-tpertb S 800, Counter No+
2 y 2+50 500. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
SHOT BY An IRATE OLD MARINER.
REsENTING AN ATTEMPT TO SHUT HIM OUT OF
SIGHT BY A HIGH BOARD FENCE.

REsENTING AN ATTEMPT TO SHUT HIM OUT OF
SIGHT BY HIGH BOARD FENCE.
Chicago, Aug. (specian Captain streeter. the
mariner who hold. claim Mr. Fairbanks
North Shore properly had signal revenge on MS
enemies this morning, when lie sent heavy charge OF
shot into Samuel p. Avery, eighteen years old Young
Avery is the son OF W. A. Avery, who has leasehon
of boat house site from Mr. Fairbank and against
whom Captain Streeter has mortal grudge. Early
this morning young Avery went 10 the boat-house IL
Is sad that he was afraid Of violence from Captain
zee err AMI to shotgun with lin far s'f protec Ion
e approached the streeter premises and the captain
says, attempted strengthen fence erected by anu
~reeter interests on saturday. Avery was warned %
desist but paid no attention Then the captain nred
on the youth The Young man. who not fatally
hurt. was taken home and streeter was arrested
Captain streeters attack on young Avery only shows
that the numerous threats uttered by this ancient ma
rim h. FL his N IN OF ,ucbst If they inteiferod
with him were no idle boasts The teud between Cap
tain streeter who squattod few feet west Of Lake
Michigan at the foot of superior ST., and the FASHIONABLE
residents VI that nelghb0rh0od Is Of long standing ana
freguent attempts have been made 10 remove otreeer
from his abode but without avail. Among the nunler-
GUS RI sdents Wadng against sTeeter was W. A
Avery ST., and has The Averys nave handsome
boaf hOnse located the mariners bulh ana thcy
claimed that the presence Of the latter made II un'
pleasant for women who visited the Doat-house Last
SATURDAY. Mr. Avery decided 20 get rid OF TINS nuisance
by a method Of his own, ana securing the services 81
hwysrs cousables and carpenters, ne proceeded TO
An attempt 10 aha 10 the renee ts boihhS Fesui'"V
In ht ShOOtilC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
CASE OF LEPROSY IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Aug. 3.-The physicians at the County Hos
pital are almost certain that they have Of eprOsy
ON their hands Martin Gaelick, the patient is an
Austrian about City years old He afhrms that his
parents were never afflicted with the skin disease He
has served many years in the German Army. lie haa
been In Chicago for two years. About eight months
ago blO,ches appeared his skin His body IS COLI
and numb and affected with local anaesthesa. Certain
portions Of his body not affected on being prckcd
with needle, while other portions very sensitive.
The copper cOlored spots Characteristic Of eprOsy
everywhere apparent Some blotches are "a large a.
the palm OF the hand Others not larger than penny
would not like 10 say is lcpro-y. said DR.. Moore
head until We have made a microscopcal diagnosis Of
the case. LeprOsy is seldom found in the United states
or ngand and when 1t is it Ia been imported We will
make thorough diagnosis OF tie ease, and should we
apparent and We cannot but conclude IL is leprOsy.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
BOTH p4RryFRS NOW IN PERSON.

H. d. Houghton. who under the name Of c. d. Case
was released from RaymOn street Jail Yesterday after
serving endnys' sentence for dsordcrly conduct Al
Coney Island. taken 10 jefferson Market Court
10 answer q charge OF larceny preferred against him
by Frederick Weise OF No 1871 West siXteenth-st
Houghton and a named J. H. Cassatt employed
Weise a. collector Wese deposited 500 with the
firm as security for his honesty and received num-
Der Of alleged bogus bills to collect. After wOrkng
for about week Weise discovered that the firm were
swndlers and reported the case 10 the police. war
rant for the arrest Of HOughton and CasSatt was
issued by Justice Kelly and Cassatt was arrested by
Detective Sergeant Heidelberg on Wednesday. De
tective Heidelberg learned that HOughtOn prs-
oner In Raymond street Jail, and yesterday he
over to Brooklyn and arrested HOughtOn he wa
leaving the prison. HOughtOn pleaded not guilty, and
with his partner Cassatt was held for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
KINGSTON BEATS TULLA B1AcKMrRN
CLASS. AS USUAL. TELLS IN THE MATCH ~
RRTCuTOD

CLASS. AS USUAL. TELLS IN THE MATCH 1T
BRIGHTON.
The socaled Kingston Tulla Blackburn match at
Brighton Beach Yesterday was strictly ordinary from
point of view. Tulla Blackburn is unQuestonab
fast mare, but she has never been regarded as a
stake horse. She is not I'm the stake class. Class
in horse is something besides speed. selling
platter may be gifted with world OF speed. and NAV
turn down fast handicap horses in the most impressive
style, but when that speed is weighed In the balance
with speed and quality OF horse of the highest class
it is found wanting. Glass in thoroughbred is an
indeinable something that lifts horse cro1p and
withers above It's fellows, and forces an Acknowledge
mert of merit and superiority from them. A difference
Of fourteen pounds could not begin TO put Kingston
and Tuls Blackburn in the same class 1t is doubtful
IL thirty pounds would do it, therefore it is not sur
prsine that Kingston the match Yesterday with
ridiculous ease. He can run as fast with 1876 pounds
ND rula blackburn with 90 The best obtain
able price about him 10 10. while as good as
l3 to could be had against her \ great crowd
saw the race. The time for the mile and an eighth
7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
THE ENTRIES TO-DAY.

Tomorrow sNta regular day. with the Spirit of
the Times Stake, aud the Foster Memorial the prn.
cipal features. The entries
First race-Five furlonR- Tor twO-year-ods: o. p b.
rs, Gulnda Il6. Frank kinney 1l5 Furnish ll5. Lord
Motley Ill King Caimus III. Strictly ltS.
Second raceSprt OF the Times Stakes. for threevea
Olds and upward mile and sixteenth: Clio 10 Admiral
IL, King Crab los FOrefunner 1Oo Mora 1903 Ballyhoo
1903, Tactician %.
Third raCe-FTee handicap; nile and three-siXtecnths
DabO lis. Sportsman ia, Uncle Bob 49, Gettysburg
10, hncsem 10, My Fellow 1913.
Fourth race-FosteI Memorial handicap mile and .
furlOng Eon l2s Ban Chief l22. Diabo lle. Master
lode no. Maidstone llG. Santiago llG Uncle Bob ll2.
Fifth race-Seyen furongs. Boero rs. gettysburg
Il2 Mabel Glenn 49, La IOscs ITO, Msbele 100, Obern
1903 Mci9nie -.
These the pool sales:
First rsce-Gulinda SO King Csdmus S25, Frank
Kinney SIS. field $40
Second race-Ballyhoo SO. Admiral s17 King Crab
Sl2. FOrernner -. Mora s. Clio g. Tactician 3.
Third rare-OiablO SO. Uncle Bob 81. Kinscen Sc
Getty sburg S. Sportsman 50. Ny Fellow -.
Fourth race-EOn 80. Maidstone 80, DabO So Mas
terlOde SO santiago -. Ban Chief IS. Uncle Bob -
Fifth race-La rOsca so, B6lerO SD Mabel Glenn
$50. Mabele IS, Melsne So. Held -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
THE RUuoR MoyGER NOT YET ARRESTED.

No arrests were made yesterday In the case OF the
orginstors OF the recent false OF the financial
embarrassment Of Brown Brothers a Co. Charles ID.
Diokey. junior partner in the frm said they had the
names Of the men who responsible for the rumos.
These names include that OF member Of the Stock
Exchange. and were given them by " White. who
had heard the say that Brown Brothers Co we're
In trouble The ease Is In the hands of Cary a WHIT
ridge, the firms lawyers.
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Manager MeGunnlgle and hls p!rntIcal tallender.

Manager McGunnige and his pratca taIlender'
visited BROOKLYN Yesterday and tried to win game
from the Brdegrooms A goodsized crowd went out
70 Eastern Park TO see the battle Last year Me
Gunnigle piloted the BrdeCrooms to victory; this
year he will try to head them Of This is one OF the
changes which yearly in the baseball business.
The game was a well played one the BrdegroOms
winning through timely batting. Terry pitched a
good game, any man ought to have done who re
ceived such excellent support. Ward Bierbauer and
Reilly did fine work In the field.
The home players we're the first to score. making
one in the second inning three base hit to
left field by Burns and a sacrifice by Griffin In the
third inning two-bagger, by FOutz and Pnkney gave
the BridcSrOOms Ouc more lun.
In the nth inning two more rms went TO BrOoklyn's
list. Foutz made a hit and Pinkney was struck by a
pitched ball. wild throw by shugart allowed both
men t. score. The Pttsburgs made their only run In
the last half OF the same inning. Shugart hit safely
to centre field and then stole 10 SecOud. lie scored
Millcrs hit to left field. The tabuated result follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04

Fall River, Aux. 9.Next Thursday football players
from this city, four from Pawtucket six from Canada
will sail the steamship Nevada for Great Britain and
Ireland be- gone about five months They will par
cpate In exhibition games TO be played all the principal
cities OF the Kingdom and also in series of international
games determine relative merits OF Enelishmen
Americans as football players. The who going
this city whitaker OF the OymDios and Stray
Buckley and Wsring Of the Rovers They excellent
players and with those from Pawtucket fu1 CAPABLE
cOntesting for international honors American Assoca
ton rules Will govern the other side The players may
give exhibition game with NonpaEeils In New FORK
Wedn
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PROPOSING 4 TAX on LIQUOR DRINKERS.

Kansas City. Aug. (specaD.-A curious ordinance
was Introduced into the Common Council tonight by
Alderman Bowes. Tie ordinance provides that all
who drink liquors In this city after January l, 1892
shall paw license tax into the city treasury for the
privilege. Drinkers divided into four classes.
Beer drinkers exclusively are 70 pay gro year /;
beer and excluding ehampaene), S25 a year:
beer, wine aud whiskcy. so. and champagne, $50
Mr.. Doves estimates that the city viii derive .
revenue OF ~ 100000 year from this source
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COOPER, HEWITT g. CO.'S IRON FORKS.
THEY HAVE BEEN OFFERED TO A SYNDICATE.
BUT ARE NOT YET SOLD.


BUT ARE NOT YET SOLD.
London cable dispatches indicate that negotiations
are III progress for the purchase by an EngShAmeri-
syndicate of Of the iron producing interests
Of Cooper, Hewitt & Co. in this country. At the
simply responded yesterday to all inquiries the sub
Jet by handing to reporters written statement read
ing follows:
We have had nothing TO do with getting up any
syndicate, foreign American. to buy iron works
some time since a responsible American party asked
il We would sell them and named a price which
would be willing 20 take. but contract Of any
kind has been entered into
Mr. Cooper declined to add anything oral To this
The language Of the statement, however, while In
respects vague, is explicit in the declaration that the
iron works for sale If the price named by their
owners is accepted. some Of the foreign dispatches
go 50 far 10 say that prospectus has appeared
in London giving list Of the board Of directors Of the
names Of John W. Mackay and senator John P. Jones
OF Nevada II Is said, however, that the HIST Of the
board of directors does not include the OF either
Edward Cooper or Abram 3. Hewitt. Incident which
excites comment. II usually transpres that in
the disposal Of large industrial plants in this country to
svndlcates an interest Is retained by the original
owners The fact that the names Of Mr.. Cooper and
Mr. Hewitt are absent from the directory. naturally
suggests the inference that the transaction when com
pleted contemplates the absolute transfer by them OF
all interest In the property to be acquired by the
syndicate
1t was ntimated BY Mr. Cooper that only the Trenton
Iron Works at Trenton, " j.. ard TIE Durham Blast
WouHr al Durham, Penn, embraced In the prop
ositf The firm Is understood to be largely interested
in iron producing properties both In Tennessee and
Michigan a. well as In different sections Of New
Jersey and Pennsylvania.