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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-08
Chairman National
READY FOR THE WORD.
Programme and Entries for the
Races at MinRehaha To-day.

Programme and Entries for the
Races at MinRehaha To-Day.
To-day the races at Minnehaha Driv-
ing park will begin. All day yesterday
men were working on the track, repair
ing the work Of the storm. The track is
now as good as ever. The race pro-
eramme Tor to-day, with entries, is as
follows:
THREE-MINUTUTE TROT-PURSE $500.
Dan ;, br z. by Young AImont- c. {. Roll,
OconomoWOc. Mis-
Annie P. g m. by Harris. NV Phelps. Min
neapols. Mimi
Hiatogo Chief, eh g. by King Patchen,
Blackburn Bros. Sioux Falls y D.
Herbert. br : by Adrian Wilkes. Bruce stock
farm hoSelnoanL Ml!ln
Cretlo blk 5. By Adrian Wilkes. Bruce stock
farm, R0semOUuL MINI.
Victoria McGregor. ; II, by Phallas. Hickory
Grove farm. Racine Wis.
Jennie Il b IN, by Phallas. Hickory Grove
farm, Racine. Wis.
Ira Gaines. -, by Allie Gaines. Smith &
Russell. La Crosse. Wis.
AIeO -. Mat MslOuey. Rockford. III.
Hattie Middleton.b g,Johu Orth. Ninneapo-
lis MINI.
go PACE-PUEsE. $500.
Joe-Joe, o 2. by Vermont Ethan. John
Montgomery. Minneapolis. Mimi
ST Cloud, b 2. by Kentucky Priace. Nc
Midway, g. by Won Anime, Midway Park
stables. - Paul Mimi.
Frank Oman, blk 9, Oman Bros, GRAY
vile, III
Wis
Tartar Chief, ch 9, J. Il. McClay, Mime
apolis Mimi.
Marvin NJ, eh. 9 by. Appleby. A l. LET
ingWelL Columbus, Wis
fred kegt Nat MalOny- Rockford Ill
5:32 TEOT-PC RsE. = o.
John W D. e. by John Wentworth, VIII
lam P. Riggs. Ninona- MINI.
Greenleaf. b. =. by simmons, J. c. Oswald,
Minneapolis. MIN.
White Foot b $, by AIeyone. J. II. Snyder.
Cameron, No.
Clara Wilkes, b. M, by Onward, Hickory
Grove farm, Racine, Wis
Temple Bar, blk $, by Egbert, n. s Sale
N. D., Aorgan1ieid- KY
Dido. by Judge Gould e E NeStbIoOk,
Peabody, Kan
Blaisbury. br m, By Roseberry, ". BeaIaes.
Blackburn, No.
Hartford br =, by Harold, D. NJ Clough,
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
NutmOnt. b. h, By NutbourHe. Mat Ma
( loney, Rockford, H.
Tnen there are the specialtieS bv the
Myrtle Peek combination and the tal-
/ loon ascension and parachute jump by
Prof. jenkins Ladies Will be admitted
free to-day. Carriages free during the
entire meeting. Electric cars will carry
race gOers from Hennepin and Wash
ington to the gates OF the park. starting
/ every five minutes. The Milwaukee,
/ road Will run special trains. charging
| twenty cents for the round trio. Last
Saturday al Cambridge City, ind, Miss
Peek drove her PAGER SilyertaiI, with
running mate. to beat Nelson's per
! f0Fmanee On the same track, 2:1eS.
/ Size went tie nile III 2:0T.
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THE CONTRACT JUMPERS.
Nick Young Issues an Explana-
fD..y NOsfca

Nick Young Issues an Explana-
tory Notice.
WASHINGTON. July THE following
notice was issued to-day: The order
issued by me, as chairman of the Ma
tional board. on June Is. was for the
future and not intended to be retro
active. While the transactions which
caused the Issuance of the order took
place prior to the date thereof, yet the
operation Of the order could only relate
to the future; that is, from and after
the sale thereof, in order that all inter
ested parties might be advised and
warned by the penalty to be incurred
in the event Of any infractiOn or DISC
bedience of the order. 1t was not my
intention, nor do | consider l had the
authority, to thus punish any person
whose overt act occurred prior TO the
issuance OF the order. In this purYiew
have given the players who were
named in the order as having violated
their contracts. ten days in which to re-
turn to their respective clubs or else be
held amenable TO the order.
\. E. YOUSG,
Chairman National Board.
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Count Dudley. 1e3; The Forum, 103: b.
nanZa, 103; ST. Luke. 1903: Lizzie, 100.
Sixth race, seven eignths Of mile, selling
Rambler III; Watterson, liz; Puzzle, It's;
Centaur, l04; Atlantic 103; Jack High, 102;
Pearl Set. 90; Insight, SO: Missive, SO.
Seventh race, one intellectually, IT'S;
Outbound. 105; Brian Boru, l05; Ballyhoo, los
Palisade, 105.
SELECTIONS
Firefiy and Kate Clark, Uncle Sam and
Pedestrian. Vintage Time and John Atwood,
Meriden and Kitty Van. Prince Royal and
Reclare, Rambler and Watterson, Ballyhoo
and PaliSqda
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bases. Cincinnati ;; double plays, Wise and
Werden, Kelly and Whitney. Robinson and
Caravan; first on balls, Baltimore II. Gin
cinnati o; struck out B2kely = Crane ;; first
base on errors, Baltimore = Cincinnati 5; left
on bases, Baltimore 1S Cincinnati 5; time, ,
hours; umpire, Ferguson.
BOSTON BATTED.
Boston, july 7.-East0n started in to
pitch to-day and gave five bases on balls
and was hit for double and a home
run. The game was played in drizzle.
Attendance, eco. Score:
R. H. P.
Boston 3111 IL ID 0
Columbus ...0 0 0 0 90 4 8
Batteries. Haddoek and Murphy. Easton,
Dolan and D0nahue; earned runs. Boston I;
hGme run. Brown; twO-base hits. Irwin,
Duffee. Murphy. Crooks: stolen bases, Duffy
5. Irwin >. Radtord- HaddOck; first on balls.
by EasIon ,. Toy DOlan l. by HaddOck l; first
on errors. Boston /. wild pitches, DOlan 3;
struck out. DOnahue, Dolan, Crook. Leblanc.
McTamany: double plays. Murphy and
Stricken, Wheelock, Crooks and Leblanc;
time, 2:I4; umpire kerius.
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PostaIC1erksto Orranfze.

CHICAGO, July IA meeting of the
railway postal clerks of the United
States will be held at Cincinnati July 10
for the purpose of organizing national
order Representatives from each Of
the eleven divisions will be in attend
ance. Harry (. Frost. of Cincinnati.
has been chosen tn preside over the
temporary organization.
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Health Is Wealth

Dr. E c. VESTS NERVE AND FRAN TREAT
xENT, guaranteed sEeeife for Hysterie Dir
illness Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Men
tai Depression, SofIening of the Brain re-
sultIng in insanity and leading to misery. de-
cav and death, Premature Ol0 Age, Barren
ness. Loss of Power in either sex Involun
tagy Losses and SpeImaterrheea- caused by
yer exertion OF the BRAIN self-abuse or over
indulgence Each box eoulaIns one month
treatment. 81 box, or SIX boxes for
sent BY mail prepaid. We guarantee SIX
boxes 10 cure any case. With each order for
six boxes. accompanied with %, we send the
pt.I chaser our written guarantee to refund
the money if it does not effect cure. Guar
Gutees Issued only BY Hippier & Collier
du rgigsts, I. ID and S.bley sls., ST. Paul, Mum
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Jupiter Pluvius Interfered.

CLEVELAND, July THE game be-
tween Cleveland and Boston was pre-
vented by rain.
PITTsBURG, July 7.-Rain prevented
a game to-day between New York and
Pittsburg.
CINCINNATI. July z. - The game
scheduled for to-day with the Bride
grooms was postponed on account OF
wet grounds.
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Indian Raw Recruits.

CHICAGO, July Lieut.. Godfrey Nc
Donald, OF the Sixth cavalry, was to-day
ordered TO at once proceed 10 Fort Ben
nett, S. D., and there organize into a
military company band of Sioux In
dians. Most of these redskins were hos
tiles in the Indian war of last winter,
and their leader is the willy chief,
Hump. who has heretofore been con-
sidered a very dangerous Indian. Now,
however, Hump is willing to become a
Snlhiar
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COULDN'T HIT INKS.
The New Duluth Pitcher Seems to
Re a Prize

DULUTH, Mimi, July Inability to
hit Inks and me opposite in the case Of
Dewald, who was numerically pounded
by the home team. who obtained twelve
hits with a total of tWenty-nine bases,
was the prime cause of the downfall of
the cOrn-husking aggregation here to-
DAY. 4 rocky decision by EmSlie in the
fifth inning gave the visitors three runs
and costly errors by the home team al
lowed the three others TO be made.
Score:
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A Transcontinental Cnt.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA trans
continental supplemental sheet Off
cially announcing reduction in pas
senger rates between this city and Chi
cago went into effect to-day. The change
was brought about in the recent cut in
rates by the Alton. The new schedule
makes Canadian Pacific irst-eIass rate
500, and the second class rate S45.
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On the Jersey Course.
GLOUCESTER, N. j., July To-day

GLOUCESTER n. j., July 7.-TO-day'S
winners were as follows:
First race, one mile-Samaritan won, Ed
ward second. Hemet third. Time. LISA
Second race, half a mile-Bud Erwin won,
Ninone second, Beverwiek third. Time, 80
Third race, five furlongs-Krlskine won,
Pine Ridge second, Maggie third. Time, 1:03.
Fourth race, six and quarter furlOngs-
Time. | ID.
Fifth race, six and a half furlongs+Ap-
pomatIox won, Inferno second, King Crab
third. Time 1 %
Sixth race, four and a half furlougs-
GeneVieve won. Carlow second, Regina
third. Time. :J654
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bury and John Mclean. Stansbury
won the race. The last race between
these two Oarsmen took place OH the
same waters April IS, and was won by
Stansbury. On the other hand. in a
previous match on NOV. II last. Mclean
defeated Stansbury.
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Earned rams. Duluth. 8; tw0-base hts,
O'Rourke Wright. Ely and Laroque: three
base hits. Baldwin, Hamburg and strauss;
home runs LarOque. GOodenough and Ham
burg. bases stolen. Baldwin. GOOdenOugh ,,
Hamburg. Nicholson .. Scheibec6. Van
Dyke2 Genins. Earle; double plays. ctrau IS
10 Earle; Eases On halls. Dy Inks q, Uy
Dewaid 4; hit by pitcher. by Inks I, by
Dewald 1; struck out Ivy Inks S. by Dewald
:; passed balls, Earle .; time, @:15; I'm Pire,
Lmslie.
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ADRIAN MUST ACHE.
His Colts lack Ginger in Games
He Needed.

CHICAGO, July The PhiIlies won
tO-day's game in the fifth by punching
four Of theirseven hits. assisted by sac
rifce hitting and good base running.
Both Stein and Thornton pitched good
ball, but Anson's men scattered their
SIX hits through as many innings. The
weather was very chilly. with a high
wind blowing. Attendance. LOO.
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41st.

Biggest kinds of Big Bargains all over
our Big Store during our 41st Semi
Annual Red Figure Sale. Boston One
Price Clothing House, Third street, st.
paul
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Want sIavin and jackson.

SAN FRANCISCO. July THE direct
ors of the California Athletic club have
offered purse of $4,000 for finish
fight between Peter Jackson and Frank
Slayin. The offer has been telegraphed
Slavin and reply is expected shortly.
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Atchison Receipts.

BosToN, July For the fourth week
of June the Atchison earnings increased
So, 574 and Frisco increased S47, 055.
Total Increases, Sill. 629. For the month
of June AtchisDn incre ased S172, 1870;
Frisco Increased $50. $40. Total. sos, O79.
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To Cross Niagara.

OTTAWA, Ont. July THE house of
commons has passed the bill to incor-
porate the Buffalo & Fort Erie Bridge
company, which proposes to build a
bridge or tunnel at Niagara falls.
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Fever SCARF Denied.

BRUNSWICK, Ga. July There is
no Truth III the rumor that yellow fever
has made its appearance here Mayor
ColSOn Is preparing an authoritative de-
Mai.
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Earned runs Fhiladelplia .; lWO-base
his, Thornton, clements: stolen bases,
Cooney, Hamilton, Thompson. Ryan Dele
hanIy; double plays. Shindle. Myers and
Brown, Ryan. Ffcfter and Ccouey: first on
balls off Thornton O. of stein ,: hit by
pitched ball. Shiudle; struck OK. By stein [;
wild pitch, stein: time, I:53: empires, Bat
in aud Iurnrs
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4fst.

Biggest kinds of Big Bargains all over
our Big Store during our 4lst Semi
Annual Red Figure Sale. Boston One
Price Clothing House, Third street, st.
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list.

Biggest kinds of Big Bargains all over
our Big Store during our fist Sem
Annual Red Figure Sale. Boston One
Price CI0lbing HOUSE, Third street, st
PauI
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China Mating

Remains unsold-fVe of the best
designs. Cheapest and best sum-
mer covering for your dining room,
halls and stairs, and just the thing
for your cottage at the lake. Sold
everywhere at soc. Our price. in
any quantity. Csc YARD.
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fist

Biggest kinds Of Big Bargains all over
our Biz Store during cur list Semi
Annual Red Figure Sale. Boston One
Price Clothing House, Third street, St.
Darf
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list.

Biggest kinds of Big Bargains all over
our Big Store during our 41st Semi
Annual Red Figure Sale. Boston One
Price Clothing House. Third street, st.
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Smith ,, Ward: home run. Earle: bases
stolen. Sloch. Dalrymple, Earle, Ward >;
Eases on halls by smith !. by Mitchell 4;
struck out. 10y Mitchell /; passed ball. Darl-
ing. limo. Ii: umnire. Gaffnev.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Senators and Beaueaters We're
the Only Live Players.

WASHINGTON, July T.-Washingt0n
hit the ball hard and at the right time,
ran bases fearleSsly and tielded we'll to-
day, winning with hands down. At
tendance. LOO. Score:
washington..4 90 o-i4 4 ID :
louisville - % o @ O 1 o - III
Batteries. Foreman and McGU5re. Bell. CahilI
End Jennings: earned runs. Washington I
Louisville :; IWO-base hits. Jennings Fore
man. Murphy; Ihree-uaSe hit. Weaver. home
run Foreman; stolen bases Slatterv >:
Mcclure, McQCeery, DoWd. Murphy ,.
Daily. Donovan; double plavs Cabill.
Shinueck and SJration >; first on balls
Washington ;: Louisville :: hit By pitched
ball. Slattery; struck ont Foreman :: wild
pitches. Foreman s.: Gnic. 100; umpire,
Davis.
SLOW GAME.
PHILADELPHIA. July THE Ath-
leticS Qtfratcd St Louis today in one
of the most uninterCStng games OF the
season. Score:
Athletics ID 0 o = Il ;
Batteries. Weyhing and Nillssan. Grifiih
and Cook; earned runs Athletic >; two-base
hits Hallman >: three-Ease hits. Wood. Cor
cOTan- CrCOS; nome run. Hallman: stolen
bases, Wood. COrc0ran >: first on balls. Stiv-
Ctl1 J. " --i-ilL ]. % - lll-S l. Ait 10y pllCLeu
balls. SWEETS !. Griffith j; struck out Stiv-
etts >, Griffith .. NcyEiuC :: wild pitches
Heyhiug. Stivelts, Griffith; tine, 2:C5; I'm
pire, Jones
ORIOLES LET DOWN.
BALTIMORE, July Cincinnati de-
feated Baltimore to-day. The home
team played a very poor game. Crane
gave eleven men bases on balls. At
tendance. 942. Score:
Baltimore @ o 0 O 0 - :
Clncianau.--0 g @ 0 o Is 3 4
Batteries Bakely and Townsend. Crane
and Kelly; carnec ruHs. Cincinnati ,; two
tase hit, Kelly; home run, Caravan; stolen
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4Ist.

Biggest kinds Of Big Bargains all over
our Biz Store during our 41st Semi-An-
BuaI Red Figure Sale. Boston One
Price Clothing House, Third street. ST.
PAM
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ALMOST SHUT OUT.
The Minneapolis Team Scores But
Once With Milwaukee,

MINIATURES, Wis, July The
Minneapolis men could not hit Smith
to-day. They narrowly escaped being
shut out, their only run. made in the
niuth inning, beng the result OF an
error. Score:
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Cuticura Remedies

Effect daily more great cures OF humors and
diseases of the skin, scalp and blood than all
other remedies combined. CUTIcURA the
great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an ex-
quisite Skin Purifier and Beautifer exter-
nally. and CUTICURA REsoLyEST. the new
Blood Purifier and Greatest of Humor Rem
edies. internally. cure every species of itch
ing, burning. sealy, pimply and blotchy dis
eases of the skin. scalp and blood. from in
fancy to age, from pimpIes to scrofula. when
the best physicians and all other remedies
fail.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICCEA, soc. ;
SOAP. 25e.; REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORA TIoN,
Boston.
81 pages, so illustrations, 100 testimonials
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MAY Sign Patton.

Special to the Globe.
TACOMA. Wash, July Tt is stated
here that Patton, of the Lincoln club.
will be signed by Tacoma. Negotiations
are pending.
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stansbury Defeats afcLain.

SYDNEY, y s. W. July a scall-
ing race for 4 stake of SLIGO side and
the championship took place to-day on
the Paramatta. between James STAINS
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DULUTH is winner.
The Sioux City Team Goes
Down Twice in the Zenith
City.
Minneapolis Thrashed Into a
Pumice by the Bad, Bad
Brewers.
The Chicago League Team
Loses It's Fourth Game in
Succession.
Rain TnterfePes With Other
League Games--Niek Young
On Raymond.

Western National
II DIS. at Milwaukee. PhilaG g al Chicago
Denver a Lincoln y. York al PittsbUrg.
Kansas CITY at Omaha Boston al Cleveland.
Sioux City at Duluth. BroOklyn al ClncIn at
American
St. Louis Al Boston. .Cincin' Il at Philad'a q.
Louisville al Balti ore Columbus at Wash n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-08

ltaiPLES. bIaek-heads. red rough. efappet
{ ID and oily skin cured by CUTIoURA Soar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-08

PHILADELPHIA. July THE Ath-
letics aefratcd 81. Louis to-day in one
of tie most uninteECsting games OF the
season. Score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-27
MORE THAN SIXTY cor OUT.
Leaving Barely . Skeleton Counts Denoe-
racy IN Harlem.

Leaving Barely Skeleton County Democ
racy IN Harlem.
The number OF designations from tho County
Democracy organization Of the Twenty third
district is more than sixty and the organize.
ton exists at present only In name. The bolt
ers. however. will support Benjamin franklin.
the County Democratic candidate for Assem-.
bly,. This is the letter Of the members who
have resigned:
Casr's A yadsc. Es- cAatrsa. ns csa,y Corrisss q
,PIIn sl.: ne ana.r.Sned member. Of the twenty.
County Ssns s .ss New 3oE
81 :uss s ssss a. c
o. m sharse,sr and Is even d!.ioyai 70 shs
:iss ss.! ssaSsSip II 10 and sishdi.@ from Is. ..a
q and .so..
S e /. H.
pSmoefss % "rrsns set fcf,s By EXPERIMENT. e s
SsSRs. s .1 Ss
or b: s, .ee a.
issity a. member. 81 the treat Democratic party Of
= s ssss ti;P:s,as.!y ySss' Third avenue.
hns. i h.ss i. .'yfs
K,caon1s j. ii1rls IT, East iii,L street Secretary
r0 w s E 1Gts
Madison avenue; Jame. y: Boutwell,. 2a6 East 1880
s
as hast 1921 street. Thomas Hume 100 West I2Sth
street Albert Sanders l2@ East 1880 street; Richard
stack 15I East 10th street; Thomas j. Maloy. 50I
fass aois s 81 i0h .siies
s9Sld. as.a second avense Emanuel ss,snPsrs
iSs,h ssse Ss.;; s';ss &; ss
s cay aeS. bsssr
Isis second avenue: James Ncvitkar 100 Hast l0<.h
street; John DOGGY 4oI sseenS .ysaIs: John Gan:
Second syenne: Herman y; Taller: ~ East iisih
5oS East loosh street. william SishSl,on 1895 See
y.%ss Hss si 1soi Ss.Eton n,eSus william
isss Third aWys Venue; ysssph cnA1tIse' "a Es,i
;,Ise.: seea% % Ioa E:.t 1929 street;
2Ss East iolst sereet: George " Fen i72 East ll6ta
Van c9ok u: Ia East io9,h street: James v. Led.
,5rest and fifth avenue; Charles Van HAGEN iIs1
Michael Mahonsy, loi East 1854 ..rset John Condor,
street and Fifth avenre Charles Becker. ll4h street
10Th street. Charles Van Cook ia East oath street.
Ivan. !. so3 Second avenue; Thomas Birmingham,
a25 Third avenue John Flahery. 20pI Thire evenue
Henry Ccnnen IL 18th street and Third avenue; John
r Fitzpatrick. lU2 East 10Th street. Gustxve wein-
RarIen, Frank Bell, James Flood, William 0. Seccor
Third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-27
I'm MEYER, VOTE FOR ME-"
METERS FRIEND sCHIEREv GIVES HIN
a HANDSOME SEND-OFF

Meyer Has = Thrill In His Hand. asd II
Gives You . Most Agreeable 6easatien
when Ne Shakes Yesv Hssa-Hs's q
"How Arc You. Sir ~ Sort or . Man.
There have boen good many highly enter
tanning features In the struggle Of the Brook
Ign Republicans to elect q Mayor this fall.
Chief among them are the two discoveries.
First. Reinhardt discovered Meyer That was
indeed wonderful. and the Republicans have
been most grateful to Reinhardt for his ind
Of $50 pounds OF nice. solid. rosy-skinned
flesh. ten or fifteen pounds OF which are heart
But It was reserved for Meyer to discover
Schieren. Reinhardt asserts that when he
found Meyer. he found Schieren also. He says
that when you find Meyer you always have to
find Schieren but Reinhardt wants to get
too much credit out OF this campaign. The
fact Is that for while Meyer did not have
schieren. And everybody knows that Meyer
was doing all sorts Of strange things at 1rst.
Then he found Schieren and since that. mat
ters have gone much better
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-27
ADDRESS TO CHRISTIAN vozERs.
Seven ClerKymea Sign An Appeal for Votes
for Bruce for Governor.

Seven ClerKymea Sign An Appeal for Votes
for Bruce for Governor.
Seven clergymen have signed letter sent to
the Voice. the Prohibition organ. by the Rev.
DR.. Charles F. Deems. 1t is addressed Ito
Christian and temperance voters" and it says
We have probably never been In such 20
sition OF indifference for the success OF either
the Democratic or the Republican party. 1t
would seem as II Providence this year plainly
challenges every man who makes any pre-
tensions OF being a temperance man to vote
for Mr.. Bruce. II wo divide ourselves up
and vote for Mr. Fassett or Mr.. Flower. we
shall rise from our knees at morning prayer
and 60 forth to vote with every brewer. saloon
keeper. and criminal In tho State OF New York
who has the chance to vote. We shall vote for
the continuance Of tho domination Of tho rum
power. But II wo all turn aside from old party
AND IN
impression as will strike terror TO the hearts
Of the grog seller, rekindle hope in the hearts
% " p% wees srd children and do that
Now: think that no man can deny the az.
seItion In that last sentence, l feel that never
before was there rolled upon Christian and
sponsibilty as now. Wherefore. i break silence
a. ahS g. make this appeal II what assert
selfish coscern for the wsare " Of our ah Grand
tSis letter has the sppFoSsI oi our 1l
Of tor aas met sna ba afF IS use pa
ing out to my fellow Christians what appears
Very afsf "na sssa
Additional sYgnai,,,'ss.
SSsss!l ! $@jssS Wells. 'lif fssna ssio'n''
Henry H. Hudson. Joseph Newton Ha Ilock