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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
WORLDS FAIR RACES.
WORLDS FAIR RACES.
,,,,, .,,rp1cAN DERRY TO BE WORTH $4,000 IN
1ses-oTHER RICH STAKES.

T. E. Brewster, secretary Of the Washington arm
Jockey Club, Chicago, is actively WORKING up ihVelO9V
Gov the stakes which will contested at that track III
sea The chief feature will be the American Derby 1or
tbreeyearods yearlings now fun particulars OF wcn
are as follows $500 each, 5000 forfeit or only go
declared out on on before February l. or 800 Aprn
1s93 All declarations void unless accompanied Wlol
the money! the association to add AN amount Suinoi0
10 make the value of the race Soo'ooo 10 Cne To.'
~ 600 - s sscond and 50 900 to the third penalties
80 aro,vonces. one mile and half. Other features
that wear will be the Queen Isabella Stakes for three
vearod FLIES, with $4,000 added. one mile; and the
sheridan Stakes for threeyearolds, $1,000 ADDED one
mile and quarter. sd further features VIII u Ue
tuo old Stake OF $25, 900, and the COLUMBUS n
n for three ODDS and upw ard, also worth SZoVVO.
%r RIrwster expects to receive a number u ehuIo'
Cor these stakes from English turfInen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

s sacd SfeS 80 20
aughees ncudng A arSadS for Ea All ans c fo
p carload; for export on s bS over yesterday II
cars viii be shipped abroad so that 20 carloads Will ~
Feeling cST:mely dun is hoped that with light
arrivals Monday the stock can be worTea th morning al
previously T5SisIy r SIyS I'd quotations. NV
= the European market u unchanged 49,, . , .., ,or
The Richnond Hin VIII carry 32l cattle to London LOT
42o Dull for all oS sorts ,S OF
calves me e. % 2sSs9 Tor RsGd eSG calves and
s's s.es sor RGGr TSeH 70 GrAsse 100 aysSsFs
at 3 Is p fed calves 40 b. s4 is veals, ITO ~ at
30 Hallenbeck s. Hollis: IL v-als 1eo n at &c per
dS RsEsS g 3 Tss :oa
% g. 2 2i a. i MryaR nsf V eE II fed
Oa SItE iS RYD LAMBs-Receips carloads Of L7Si
J95sy Cg sad and si0 Saao
sc well those from other s part Maize al es Is
very 10 n sngpe paee for any
snd 6c on Ts aE stock Lambs Soc lower than
Sdnesdoy AVID %doheP anS sR there may
little relief from this eSHSS s9G Of IT. A n o s per loo
car choice do at &c 2o sheep at 80 ZoaS4 20 LOT
II J ER9GaS d @sr 7 Canada So
at g y per 70 100 Wiste2 gi DO 81 r. at at s. IS % Western
Sheep en- lii H. at q So 70 do 107 n 81 ~ Indiana
do y iSS e. G Ilg 2 4ff Baao Lambs At
11s Pennsylvania do 67'4 D. at % Zoi DucA'' o. !"
Judd BqcEnghsm III Ksntg Hd sheep ~ sGS' %
40 Y Pdcock & Sons: loo West virginia Lambs
CAS- n at s. % 60 West Virginia Sheep, IS n at - -
r. Nipple s. Co: 40 Kentucky Lambs ~ ~ az 70 ;
30 Kentucky Sheep. 119 H. az 81. . 49,, % q. -.
IIallenbeSk e Hollis: 100 Canadian Lambs, 50 10, aI
sc 90: 81 State Sheep 90 H. at "A 10 IS sheep ana
lambs mixed 70 H. at 81 60 Al Culls, 81 ID at 70.
Uune e Mullen: 1872 state Lambs 63 n, at 50
70 DO SO H. at s. So 10 State Sheep, 81 H. at "a 90
~ pilenIack Dewey 222 Kentucky Lambs, 81 n at
B. HARRINGTON 90 state Lambs e D. at s. carload,
HoGs-Rceepts u carloads OF S9S headl sdfoI ON
live weight NomlnaIly steady at SIS 50ds5 80 for corn
fed hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
EuRopEAN pRopucE MARKETS..

Liverpool Sept 10 p. mHeef-1olders oGer s. aringly
PorK-aOderS offer moderately. Htms-H0ders Grer
freely short cut about Ia to 10 ~ steady at 5os BACON
Holders oner freely Cumberland cut about rs to 80
At 3os. cheess-Holders erer moderately ;. American
urpsntne-Holdes offer moderately RslnHolders oies
sparngy. Lard-spot anu fptuies-Holders offer moder
otely prime Western spot and September steady a, Sss
"a October and November steady al SSs 81 Wheat and
Flour Holders offer moderately. -Spot-Hodern ofes
ern spot steady at CS 2lad October arm IS I'd No
Holders Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21

protest now as some Of the leading turf authorities
anxious to wind up the without soondsl'
Billy ottman holds forth at the stnrtevant House.
having left the St. James, that is the place 70 se the
latest turf
The prospect for good twoyearods for the season Of
1892 Is bright indeed yeargs have been oreskng
watches IN their trials there are toe many Oh them
going fast for them I'll to be world-besters'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
MEXICAN INTEREST IN The FAIR.

Washington, Sept. 2o-Lieutenant A. c. Baker Com
missioner for the Worlds Fair to Mexico reports that
the Governors of all the States of Mexico ana the
alcsldes OF all the principal cities assembled at the
capital on Mexican Independence Day, according 10
the usual CUSTOM to participate IN the national ce-
bration The Chicago Exposition was thoroughly dis
cussed among them, and a great interest shown by
every There will be, Lieutenant Baker reports,
considerable active rivalry among the various cues
of Mexico In representing their resources al the Tx
position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
THE REV HOWARD DUrmEID WILL NOT COME

the Firt Presbyterian Church is stl without pastor
n,snstches from Detroit say that the Rev Ho"ard Dur
acid OF the Westminster Presbyterian Church OF Detroit
vino was called TO I'll the pulpit which LEFT vacant BY
~, vo,, Richard D. Harlan sono time ago. has declined
30 ner since the Rev Mr.. Harlan closed his pastorse
the church has depended such ministers as could ten
,orary oniciate there. Yesterday the Rev. H. L.
sInoeton conducted the services lie is from Wilmington
~, md q On the staf OF The New-YOrN Observer"
No details regarding this Raw Mr.. Dunelds nsn-so'
have vet reached city. IL is thought Dos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Sept 1eFlOur steady and unchanged C re
CENTS 7797 bbs; shipments, l447 bbls sales, zOOO
ibis. Wheat-No red steady spot ana SeptemP6sT'
II O2laaSl O23. October, 81 O3 2G*l O5'4 OecenOeI
81 O7I4lsl O7 steamer No red, 93fG964e; recelps
los 100 bush shipments, 1ll7O0 bush stock. lci3Soo
95c AL O5 longberry. 9ScaTl %. Corl.-MlNed elhy
SPOT G4c year. 5l34G517sc; January o. 2c receipts
1900 bush: stock, 3,64S bush; sales 100000 Duah
southern cora easy white 81 d69c yellow 72q1Sc oats
western $50 asked receipts $4,000 bush stock 100 ass
bush. Rye a,m; No 2 97c receipts 50 SOL bush snip
uicn,s -CtO5 bush stock l+0,-02 BUSH Hay steady
good choice timothy, S3a3Ii tram HSignts larry
active and unchanged Cotton steady middIng, ssc
Provisions steady aud unchanged lutte steSdy ana H
changed Eggs easy at 49,. Cofee dull; Rlo cargoes
AIR lSac; 80 7, 15lsc. sugar arm ana unchahged,
t'opue arm refined lsGl124c. .Mh!Sk.A ghchahgeu,.
BuraIo, Sept 19-Spring wheat unsettled good IN.
qury 900 BUSH No. hard spot sold at 81 oSdSl JOS
sos; II 600 bush old No | Northern at 81 otR@
ii Oh 5000 BUSH 81 Oj No hard spot closed at
CO., so. I Northern az 81 % no Otlef a.
were offered; winter wheat quiet; No req, ~ VA
Corn demoraIlzed demand No. yellow G39d4lS
On track: so . 81: 40. g. soc In store. no Oa5s lun
and weak: NO white. 33c No. white, &c NO.
mixed SIC asked on track. Barley, signify nrlner
salrs Of 10 600 bush No. Western At Oo2c IN store
I've nrmer; 3 cars No. sold at 93c In store Flour
day best spring carloads S. 3od$5 AS winter 81 900
81: ryc-nouf s5dS5 IS mieed dull ana easy coarse
winter ran, SO do spring Sl4 90 Canai frelghS auu
and weak Wheat 4c corn 49, rye, sac hece pts
COO bush; oats 40 600 bush rye, $4,000 bush Canal
S6iom S0ts-Wheat So 500 bush corn 6,j00 bush; rye
a. boo bush shipments by rall-Flour, $4,000 Tbs
wheat 2S6 900 bush; corn, l3bOOO Dushi oats, 4OOOO
bush rye, 5000 bush
chicago, Sept 1o-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
SALE OF YEARLINGS.

The sale of yearliDgs at Tattersss this evening
- I've attendance. as they are a good-lookng
-, ord are the get of such sIes Longfellow, lle
mont. Post Guard Bersan. Chance and LeonatuS Eng
Iisb LADY will also be sold, as Mr. Buck is going 10
ratire from the turf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
The following table compares the August figures Of
nine lines for the three years

Excess receipts. -, ~,
The daily average Of pipe line runs this month
is So 500 barrels compared with full daily averages
of 86l65 barrels in september 1890 62,372 barrels
W 1859 and AZ, 294 barrels in September 1888: The
deliveries average go 392 barrels against 9064O bar
rels in scFIember 1890; SCOOP barrels in 1889, and
n ,l47 barrels in 1888. The charters average
5os42 barrels against 49, 796 barrels in september.
1890; ~, $50 barrels in 1889, and 1882 barrels
In 1883. The Incomplete reports from september
to II charters to the 1oth inclusive are as follows
Runs Deliveries "a runs SO c6 bar n,s
Tot1l bbs.........1 422. $50 1310OlO oS!IS SlooiS
Average per day. s3,693 eo'52 S'lol oos4z
The Buckeye Pipe Line reports px.as
Runs. Deliveries dclys.
Total bbs ..................647,9s0 72ls59 73S!9
Average Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3Slll 100, to4o
Business in crude certificates declined at the Now.
York Exchanges last week. and With the reinTau0n OF
pressure to sell prices rallied over cents Inc force
OF liquidation has spent itself Temporarily, ana ne
shorts were encouraged to cover by some decrease IN
the output of the McDopad district. Inc speculation
is unchanged IN its character anu Tb VI
closed at the highest points and apparently prepared
10 work somewhat higher If encouraged by the held
news. a., -, .o.,,-.- a., ~.
tonal transit certificates al the Stock Exchange and
The consolidated and Petroleum Exchange for the
las tyuo follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21

DIR. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Keeps the teeth clean and white and pures breath
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold everywhere, % cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rises 5ty sssb5s Moon s22 pm Meonssgo is
HIGH WATER
1H-sandy Hook 9:55 Gov Island l0;ls Hell gate =.
PH-sandy Hook 1910 Gov Island lo;AS Heu CATE 0ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
Announcements.

Beware of a slight irritation Of the throat Keep
OF Brummes Celebrated Cough Drops In the mousse
Genuine have A. II. Il. oil each drop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

80 WEST 69IH-SI.
Diseases Of Nervous System Genlto Urinary Organs
Impotency and Sterility. Hours 10 l, 5 to 8.
"INCAS.n Z. & w. "lNCAS"
A NEW COLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21

00 Refined oil was fairly active last week. but final
nrces show losses OF pOlnA for barrels at 6lodo3o
antS ner gallon bulk so cents at NewYork (prioes
al Phf adclpha and Baltimore being points under
these fgures) and for at $50 cents per gallon
Cr,de oil was unchanged at $50 cents bulk cents)
ner gallon and naphtha the same, az 5.7o cents
= Tfe foreign markets were weaker declining 1-3
franc al Antwerp, Is IA francs per 100 klos; .O3
nonts at Bremen, al 5.05 marks per so kilos, and
lied mt London, at ) 9-16a5 SO pence per imputa
gallon.
pittsbure Sent Ie-Petroleum strong and higher
National Transit certificates opened Gee closed al
60Tsc: highest 607sc lowest 60c.
Brodford Sept 19-Nauono Transit certificates opened
at 591e closed 60Tsc highest 6li2ci lowest, 5000
Clearances, 32S OC0 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
WHEAT, NO. ..

ueehaaged SO. spring wheat 95ia&95'se 30 spring
wheat sc no. red, 96.sGi No corn ,JGi 20;
IS 30 rye. ssc 40. barley, 6la02e No f. g D.,
r1me timothy seed 81 l9f&l 20; mess, pork peg b6l
A0 25 ard, per 100 D. 80 q = snort fios sess o9,
s76sT 10: drJ seltd shoullsE. 59xea 90 O2fay rs;
finished goods, Per gal, 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
Quotations ATE based on American standard OF cassca
0MfnaFV
STAINED.
Good Ordinary. Low Middlln1......7
Strict Good Ordinary d. MIddling 19.1

~. MlddllnS.......7
strict Good Ordinary ......6ls Mlddling 1910
Crop movement; 1891 1890.
Bales
Visible supply....... 1885 1216221
Receipts, seven days. LIS us 17O790
Exports T. Great Britain seven days 80 900 4o, 750
Exports u France. seven days....... 5,7S7
Exports TO Continent, days. 1857 1850
Stock In New-York licensed ware
houses counted daily .............. 121,4S7 6,7S3
In other places (estmate y ........ 1902 1882
Total stock In Newly OFk, by running
Stock in all Unted States ports.... 3sl,234 s705
The speculative ma ket moderately active The
tone weak at the outset initial quotations rep.
resentng declines ranging from TO points. Subse-
quently however there a reaction 4 points and
The close steady. Sales 70 400 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21

ON Exchange to-day the DutJer market Was
Unchanged. Eggs. 17ulSc.
Cincinnati sent 1o-Flour in ms3erate demand. Wheat
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-12

"Sinbad," during its eight weeks
run at the Chicago Opera House, has
demonstrated the fact thatit is quite
as attractive q matinee piece as it's
predecessor, 1.-The Crystal Slipper"
1t contains number of features
which are hugely enjoyed by the lit.
tie ones, among them grotesque
dance of twenty little annibals, a
mosstrous polar bear, who comes out
of a snowfall and does an acrobstiC
dance with two little girls, and the
little Old Man of the Sea. The mum.
erous marine pictures in the produc-
ton also excite the applause of the
children
The title of "best dressed lady on
the stage" has been claimed times
without number, and the latest
aspirant for il is handsome Rita
Buchanan, of "The President" co.
AS Miss Buchanan Is said to have an
Independent fortune in her own right,
and visits Paris every summer to
make selections from among the
choicest CONNECTIONS of Worth, Felix
and PiDgat, her gowns should
certainly be worth looking at, from a
feminine point OF view.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-12
Successful Mems Wives,

A writer in the Point of View has
something to say about the Penalty
of Success"
Ibid you ever see the wife of a sue
cessful man? / am tempted to ask,
when some one points out to me the
shining light of these two friends OF
mine. Not that the men are brutal,
ill-tempered or exceptionally irTita-
bile; rather the reverse is true of
them; they are amiable enough. Yet
their unconquerable selfabsorp.
ton has made them anything
but boon companions. The public
they follow is ever dancing before
their eyes! the fury of pursuit is all
mall, and life apart from that has
lost it's charm. Their wives share in
the triumph, of course, and why
should they complain? They do not.
Like the Dutchman's wife upon her
deathbed, they are resigned because
they have to be. 1t Is only between
the lines of their patient faces that
one may read the wish of the heart of
hearts for the old days to come back
when things were otherwise.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-12
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING

Free Visiting Cards. How tc
get them inquire of Fred. Small, city sub
scriptiOn agent, of the DAILY LIGHT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-12
Diaz and the Clergy.
Chicago Tribune,

Chicago Tribune,
J. B. Huntington, formerly of New
York, but now of the City OF Mexico,
says there are substantial grounds
for the rumors concerning a revolution
in Mexico.
Travellers can deny all they want
to that there is disturbance in the
repu bile, said Mr.. Huntington, when
at the Palmer House yesterday, but
/ know there is. And there are
thousands of people in Mexico who
believe that President Diaz's young
wife is in sympathy with the mall
contents. 1t is the clergy and their
followers who are trying to stir up
row so that she Church may be
powerful as formerly, and as Mrs.
Diaz is devOut Catholic many believe
her to be working i'm the interest of
tn ose who oppose her husband. The
woman may think great deal more
of her church than of her husband,
and may be foolish enough to believe
that she is doing her duty when she
assists Diaz's enemies to gain suprem
acy over the State once more.
An order was recently issued from
the st tie Department prohibiting the
priests from appearing on the public
thoroughfares in their chnrch robes.
This stirred up the biggest kind of a
row, and L learned from the most re
liable source that Mrs. Diaz had :
bitter quarrel with the p esident Oil
account of the last restriction placed
upon the clergy. His two daughters
by a former marriage are also in
sympathy with the Church, and are
said to he at the head of schemes to
secure more privileges for the priests,
contrary to the wishes of their father.
AS q natural result all is not smooth
sailing for President Diaz, and unless
something is done there will soon be
an open warfare between the Church
and the State.
Another order from the State De-
partment which recently stirred up
lot of unpleasant comment and harsh
feeling was to the effect that the
church bells should not be rung
before o. clock In the morning. Be.
fore that order was issued the church
bells would ring constantly from o.
clock until 7, and make such noise
IL was utterly impossible to sleep.
Tine Catholics thought it was an out
rage to put q stop to this nuisance,
and it naturally occasioned more dis
satisfaction. The Church in Mexico
Is still powerful and knows its power.
The clergy is beginning to think it
is time to act and with Mrs Diaz the
Presidents two daughters, and prob
ably the rest of the family against the
President, the chief executive of
Mexico is going to have a hard time
of it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-12
DIR. Koch to Be Heard from Again
philadplDhia Record

DIR. Koch to Be Heard from Again.
Philadelphia Record.
The star of DR.. Koch, the great
physician whose discovery of an anti.
consumption lymph set the world a.
wondering only few months ago, is
soon 20 rise again. DR.. Ernest La
Place, of the Medico-Chirurgical
College, said yesterday that within q
very short time the world will
hear again from Koch; that he will
make important scientific revelations,
and that it will be proved that he is
ON the right road toward a cure for
consumption. This statement from
DIR. La Place is of the utmost import
auce, for he keeps fully informed of
all that transpires in the studios and
Laboratories of European scientists.
and enjoys as well close personal
acquaintance with Dr. Koch. There
is no doubt OF the importance of DIR.
Koch's discoveries" said another
physician, "but we are only begin
ming to hear from them. Years of
con scientious research are needed be-
fore the wished for results are reached.
DIR. Koch is on the right track"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-12

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-30
GRATING A MUsTACHE.
A Young Woman Furnished With Hirsute
Adjournment by Clever Surgeon.

Nu"iHhsh " ttSS1r Sufkeoh-
DR.. J. Eye of Heading, Ia, within three
weeks has succeeded in grating a healthy, lax
urious mustache upon the dewny upper lip OF
Miss l.. $. sinclair of New York, says u special
dispatch to the New York World. Tie girl is
about twenty-five years old.
DIR, Ege has been making different experi-
ments in skin grating He has succeeded in
,rsEsplan,ifg the skin of negro to the ara, Of
a wtite person and AZ the same time covering
tue skin.es. fssl On tbs nsgro's person with
piece of chicken skin, While tbs chicken skin
did no, grow feathers it blended with the
human flesh, The doctor longed for
rev fields. and to his delight Miss sinclair
esms &c Reading aboa. thee weeks ago and
declared h.l willingness 10 pay well for gen.
u.ne mustacte. The doctor deei dsd that II Was
LEST to have hut one side Vt the upper lip
treated Of a time,
Whom the ,ip,e tor the operation arrived
next day Miss Sinclair positively refused ~
taAs chloroform, She sail abe had the nerve
to stand il aud she dill The entire sur
I night arm, and stril OF skin abont two and
ane- half inches long aud three-quarters Of an
inch wide was peeled OF, Then this strip
VA. placed IN q saltwater bath. and one side
\ o. Tie UPPER lip was peeled in similar manner.
Tbs edges Of tbs skip surrounding the lip
waand we're looseIed AMI the piece OF euticle
/ from the armpit vas placed on and the edge OF
lapped under. " was then tightly bound,
snd In thres days had begun to adhere. The
hair also began 10 grow, and now IL 10 over bali
~ inch long aud has healthy appearance.
lhs oiheF side OF the lip was treated Monday,
but Miss sinclair decided that 1t would be better
to take ehiprotorm during the operation.
Dr. EGs Is highly slated over the success Of
iirely possible to snsrait cat skin upon the
human body.