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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
TROTTING AT POINT BREEZE.
FIVE RACES DECIDED-THE MEETING 40 END
TODAY.


TO-DAY.
PHILADELPHIA July 10 Speculative races including
the stake for troSter brought the largest crown OF the
week 70 Point Breeze to-day sport began al hour
tsIier than usual were two contests Ieit IN
finished fom Yesterday Tom Carpenter ended the Z'|f
esss another heat the eighth 9eaiins me seven sur
easily y 24@a with the betting 70 . OH ~ie
game troter from Hartford. Three heats Of the Cd
distributed among TAiuoAa' Blue BeIS anu
Frank r. On Thursday, FRANK r. was 3 70 aholoe
today. Blue Bells made u interesting Ior
ne geding In both heats, but Frank f. kept Ia Ho' e
TINE ana placed second at , :21a IN the iast
With hOd-Overs cleared away the DIG contest OF 'he
meeting followed Bellevue Hotel Stake for :: 20 troE
tefs. Nine Of the ten named carie oW Tor IL. Fanny
Wilcox only thing thu talent could see ana h'y
Installed her a. tavorte $50 rest being $40 against
the from Connecticut The cir was fast from inc
start Trim keeping the favorte's wheel anu Ihe pau
zen the others Tar behind WILCOX shook linn 0h On inc
hsmestreteh. finishing 49,. There was ltNe Def
ting co the race altar this. In ;he second neat
Fanny Wilcox made before getting TO the quarter
and Trim passed her but she reganed the eaa us
pa, the half, ana home in 2 1872. WILCOX was
barred In the pools and Sadie NJ. avorit for second
money; kept level the third heat and beat her
0 ne place Wilcox landed the next heat with little
Trouble 10 .1eL.
u the six PAGERS in the 33 class Robin was the So
lection 900 80 cor the rest Charley Madison cap
nfed tive heats, making his first record Of va 4he
Robin settled down and beat smugsier from the head o. e
seSeh In "a. but he tried 10 away Win Uoios
the fourth heat, and SmuRsler got first In moderate
tine ShningIaw then tried his hand with the stAio"'
shd managed 70 beat Smuggler out for the hh heat D
eAshOnsnal finish In the sixth heat Robih actually
walked home 70 keep from dstancing Charley stisol'
Problem sold s75 and Geld $50 IN the - but
ne bay geding did have his speed and the rest eA
spang Maud Muller. unsteady. The mare
TIPPED home each time In the lead, and When
span got up behind Problem for the third heat
be only forced Maud Muller 60 make new record IN
.@'.. This leaves ;27 Is pace and stake
@ 'hseeyearOh trOtteEs end the meeting tomorrow
Summaries:
2 pa CLASS-PURSE $780,
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Tile NlrtoyAL soLDLERy HOMES TOO SMALL.

THE NATIONAL SOLDIERS HOMES TOO SMALL.
Chicago. July 10 CspeciaI.-A party Of military men
CONFUSING the Board Of Inspectors of the National
soldiers Home reached Chicago to-day. The members
II the hoard are General W. Franklin, Of Hartford
Conn. General \. l.. Pearson. II htt5ours' MAJOR
G.. VI. Sleete. Governor OF oklahoma, aud Major
I VI Rermlpeham ard c. B. Patrick, Of Hartford
Conn They are on their annual tour Of Inspection
If ~ National soldiers homes at Dayton, ONO Nil
waulsee Togas Ne; Hampton, Va; Le''Ven-
worth Kan: santa Monica. Cal, and War
rem. Ind. Accompanying the party is Admiral
W. Franklin, OF Washington brother ol
the chairman OF the board Governor steele Sld tia'
the board had already visited Milwaukee and several
other home, About 10000 veterans Of the civil
War are quarterd la the Institutions INC so1'
problem that now cOnfrOnts the board, he SAD i
where to put al the old soldiers VINO Apply Ior
quarters IN the homes. There are many huuuecs vi
old soldiers in the pcorhouses Of the country anu We
cannot 1--WE quarters TO half Of those VINO seek 40
Mission ~ tn. homes. The apprOpratDhS Ihdde Dy
Congress are altogether too small 70 allow Oh any
crease In the number OF inmates ~ inc homes We
aim To ret the most worthy and iniirHi INTO good
quarters
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Mcdonald their head, secured lease OF the premises
vacated by the Corgan crowd and announced mat raehe
would begin there at the termination u the inna meeting
Washington Park. Two applications 10 restrain the
promoters Of the enterprise from carrying IL out were
made Judge Tuey. who tonight dismissed both aipl-
Racing VIII consequently begin at the Iafhea
track he old Corrigan track week from next MONDAY
Coonel NJ Clark. president the Louisville Jockey
Club. Will be the presiding Judge over sSOOO VIII Dc
given in purses daily Corrigan will also begin racing
on the same date continue Tor twelve days at s' anu
possibly an summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

Cbicago July 1O-In its issue Of tomorrow The hAi-
way Age" Will give statistics Of railway construction IN ne
Urtcd States during the half Of 1901 The
shows that from January July there have oen
miles Of main line track laid In thirtyight OF 'ne
and Territories on 1S9 roads. The South continues !"
sbow the greatest activity nine Southern Stars having
added 719 miles on for;ysix lines In the translssou
ana Northw region 10 ire Paenc coast meiuui"s
Wisconsin Minnesota and embracing sixteen Slaves tS
Territories the new mileage on fortyour lhes % >
IL. Tho s,x Middle States show $40 miles thirty.
four lines and the ew-England States twenty miles OF
nNa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

Selma against she Chicago, Rock Island ana Pseine
Railroad The petition OF citizens OF Selma was nea
April and a complaint because the r'ilrV'u uS NV
80, ~, to,aht ,,,ns an that the eaboose would b. 40
.he station platform The attorney for the ROCK ls@ha
contended that the company did not nave 70 SVp Us
freight trains under the regulations governing the S'oppes
OF passenger TIA The Commission 81 s'o'u N Ia
- an otsr comnaung the company under penalty. 10
stop the cabooses a. the platforms.
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For THE FLOATING AND SEASIDE HOSPITALS.

over 10000 tickets Of admission 10 the Floating and
Soade Hospitals Of St. Johns Guild have been q IT'D
u,4d during the last week poor mothers with sick
children The following have b.en contributed
to help carry on tlbe Work Augustus q. Paine sZ'o
William e. Sheldon 800 collected by All Angels Church
s7s 80 Miss Grace wilkes $50; jacob !. schH EMANUEL
Lehman Mr.. Clinton D. Charles Emanuel. SaroFina
= "a so5 each. Anne s. Arnold C. j. Gui.s. l. BeEg.
John Munro $40 each; W. H. White Co.. Miss Jean
Barbour Theodore NJ Barnes Mr. L. T. Enrich ~ each
H. A. LOOMS and p. ). Kelly - each Elizabeth D
COOPER 81 Additional contributions are earnestly solicited
and should be addressed W l. StI0ag. 40. sol Fifth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
CONSIDERING PROTESTED ENTRIES.

The Interstate Regatta Committee held prolonged and
animated meeting at Continental Hotel in Newark last
night TO take action on protests made against the en-
tr.es Of In the case OF E0"afu heuie
:, pbn.delnbIa tho protest was withdrawn and he viii
row to-day The case Of Norma Boat Club oil HOBO
ken which has entered an egtoaFed crew, caused hFe
debate 1t wac charged four OF the crew had never
sat In boat before and were not members OF the cuD
The decision was To allow the entry and WITHHOLD the prize
atterxard until IL WIS ascertaned that the crew were
replary constituted The Of Lewis, Of Stten lsanu
was then up the committee was discussing II
AZ midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

CHICAGO July IO.-FO1 nearly a year "Ea" Corrigan
and local boofmakers and sporting men have bren u
war At the close Of the Washington Park Racing A-'
caton's meeting 1890 COrTisan, who Vas then running
the old West Side track started cfrsaio against TIE
tv ro,ron. snd closed them. Last fall Cosrigsn gave
ND the old west side course, and prepared ne" one
some distance southeas, Of H. This spring the Local
racing men with tie Rankin Brothers and "MiNr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
THE NEw.YoRK YACHT CLUBS CRUISE.

BY order Of Commodore Gerry, Of the New-Yor
Yacht Club Fleet Captain Peabody has issued the
annual orders for the assembling Of the club neet al
Glen Cove. on Monday, August B. On the morning Oh
the assembling fleet captains will report on board the
Electra for council of regarding the cruise. The
general orders call especial attention to the Goelet
CuD races which viii be held OF Newport, on August
: Guns for special races viii be offered by the com
modoro at various times in the course OF the cruise
special races races for naphtha launches and for the
Owl and Game Cock cOlors. while the feet is on the
rrlIis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
THE TWELFTH TO HAVE ITS VACATION DRILL

THE TWELFTH TO IIAN y rs F4iD-At4N+' 17-
The 10Th Regiment will start for the 9ta@ camp
AZ Peekskil this morning. Yesterday officers ana men
were busy at their amory, sixty second-St ana MINI
ave-. getting everything ready for the start Tue req
ment will fall in at their arr0ry az ~ d. NJ au
embark from the pier at FIFTY ninth-st and North
piyer N II m and will muster 600 Of all ranks for
the wesk's drill The regiment viii BIO in command 81
Colonel Heman DUwd. The following olicelS Of inc
staff win 90 under with their co ps leuteh-
aut-Colonel c. A. Miller, Major r. W Leonard Actng
Atlutant j. Mathew Wainwright; Inspector OF Hne
practice Captain John Macauay commissaIy' captain
McCoskrv Butt quartcymaster Captain f. P Powers
snroeons Nelson Henry and c. L. Lindlay Among
the other officers Will lie Captains f. c. smith G. ;.
Burns. c. j. setter, Beecker Barnard. Frank ZOOS
Welt " II. Murphy, W. H. kirby Wa,h!nstCh Conleht,
I porlanq and John BOZlan. The oIhcer Of the
Gay is CAPTAIN c. ; Burns, and The olhceI> " the
1Iard Lieutenant Arthur schuinan ana W. CocADuril'
The dress will be heavy marching order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
WESTERN ROAD CHANGES OWNERS.

ST. Louis. July, l0.-Louis iioucH pTesloshV Vi INC
= Iouis Cane irardeau and Fort Smith Railway. has
bought the II. Louis Kennel and southern Railway
and has been elected its president This road runs
from Campbell, Dunknn County. to Kennel Mo. Mr..
Houck purposes to improve the roadbed greatly and
10 extend the line 10 Memphis, Tenn the survey hav-
ing been made some time ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
THE CE.yTRAL VERMONT TO OPERATE 1T

THE CENTRAL VERMONT TO OPERATE 1T.
St. Adams Vt. July 1o.-The Central Vermont
Railroad Company has accepted an offer Of the owners
TO operate temporarily the Montreal. Portland ana
Boston Railroad beginning on July 10. TINS roah
runs from Fanham, Que, 70 ST. Lambert "i'a
Longueuil opposite Montreal. forming INK between
the Canadian southern and Eastern Division OF the
Central Vermont and the Grand Trunk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

milwaukee, July IO.-Publc interest In the Saenger
fast Of the Northwestern Saengerbund which has been
slight thus f.. IS now Oh the increase This AFTERNOON
there was ladies' matinee at the Exposition Building
the main feature Of which was a grand chorus VI
women The attendance was good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
MoYtar-Spotted Skin

Accurately describes psoriasis, the second great SKIN
disease Think OF shedding Quart Of scales each d@
Of a slnn cracked. bieeding, burning. and itching ~
most beyond human endurance, hair lifcless or gone
suffering hardly 10 be appreciated. Is not this dn
cult skin and scalp disease 10 curef And yet CUT
CURA has cured thousands Of lust such cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
~ ,poy covplyY SELLS IT'S STOKES.

ptrtsbprg Penn. July lo-A special from Johns
tovn Pc,, savs. THE Immense company stores %
me Cambria Iron Company here. at which thousands
II their xorkmen traded have been sold to party OF
unknown capitalists for nearly 81 100000 Tine , st@e
law against company stores ges into effect on August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

BOTH COMPANIES WANT TO BUILD THE Line
Lockport y. Y. July 10 speeal).-A railroad hgh'
has been started between local capitalists ana hoch-
ester moneyed men about the building OF an e4ectfc
line between here and Olcott, on Lake Oh'A'lo' d
distance Of twelve miles. The Rochester men N"so
led articles Of Incorporation. and have elected e
f,lIoUing officers President, John VI. FiZgeaid, OF
Charlotte: vice-president, E > Benedict OF GREECE
secretary. o. F. Tiffany treasurer. John PANE aC
toruey. F. W. Maurer of Rochester The directors
are D. D. Budd F. W. Clark, L. L. Hilman' W H.
Anderson W. Y. Britton, Adam Bertsch. F. Fltzher
and L. f. Brown. most Of whom live IN kocnestef
formed and both are securing the right Of way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
FIRST MITE OF 4 SCHOONER DROWNED.

John spret.s arst mate OF the schooner Ed"aru
Of Boston Wa drowned TIE North River II HoooA'
vest Afternoon. lie was "ofhlus III "a IT, 40
he mls-, b, ,o,ng ard fell H5 struck his head while
falling snd waA stunned.
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nxrnn NJ Han

Produced from laxative and outous Juice Of nd -
dgs eoub,ocd with medicinal virtues OF plants "
nost beneGeia 20 the hurnaQ system acts gently on inc
kidneys liver and bowels. enectualy cleansing M
ran dispelllng colds ga hesdAehes' anu Sui'AA ~~
zffna fton-
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At NORRIS PARK TO-DAY,
.,rv ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME OFFERED
x STAKES AND THE SHREWSBURY AND
xs.cx HANp1cAps TO BE DECIDED.

.cxESsAcK HANDIcAPS TO BE DECIDED
nl be some unusually fine sport as Morris I"rA
% thu army sSs s Shrewsbury sSa Handicap and
ssse ns,ck Handicap have filed satisfactorily anu
he ,ss To be a close exciting confess
sae arov1ns are the critics in ali the races; -
nST RACEs-Free handicap sweepstakes OF w a. a.
ill., A. $50 added Of whicn $50 70 the second S"" V'
- third One me end furiong 49,
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rcTn RACE-The July Stakes. for tvo-yoS; 'oas, u
s,oo azeh. with 81 500 added. Winners Of So
s.ry n; Twice, n; thrice. l. 70 eN'iH august
Am Threc-duarters Of mile. CiO'ed Aus"''
- $3.50 with 1913 subs. ,,-
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A GREAT STAKE FOR sUREFoor.
COMMON THIRD IN THE ECLIPSE sTAKEs-AN
AMERICANS MISTAKE.

London July l0.-Tlns was the first day Of the san
down second summer meeting The Of the day
WAS that nr the Eclipse stakes Of $4,000 the second
horse to receive $500 the nomnatOr Of the winner
$780, ard the third GloO out Of the stakes for
foals and yeariings only, % az three and four
years old The race was won BIZ A. W. Merry's four
old bay colt SurefOot by Wisdom dam by Gal pin
out of Miss Foote NJ E Blanc's three earOld chest
mt colt GOuverneur, by Energy out Of Glada. was
second and SIP F. Johnstone's threeyeaT-o brown
colt Common by IsonOnyr ont Of Thistle, third There
were nine starters. Fuse started of In front and led
until quarter Of mile from the finish when Common
took the lead yielding it, however, to Gouvcrneur, who,
on being challenged by SurefOot fell back allowing the
last named 10 win by length There was a head
between GOuverneur and Common. Orion finished
fourth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
DENYING RrMoRs ABOUT THE CENTRAL.

A dispatch from Troy yesterday spoke OF tour
Of inspection over the Delaware and Hudson CaralS
railroads by officers Of the New-York Central When
asked about the matter II. Walter WeDo, UuN
vice-presdent Of tine New York Central, said There
was no INSPECTION by the president the first vice
president the second cepresident the third vice
president the general traffic manager, the general
superintendent the general manager or the Chief en-
rineer There is no truth in the TmOr that tue New
York Central intends to attempt to buy the control
Of the Delaware and hudson Canal or OF any OF It's
Ines
The r1imors regarding the schemes Of the New
York Central 10 secure central of the Delaware ana
hudson Canal Adirondack system are source OF an
noyance Is well OF humOr to the two sides. me
New York Central people have assured their flends OF
the Delaware and Hudson Canal time and again that
they ,thc former have no evu' designs upon them
tine latter In spite OF this the rumor hourishes Ike
~ the welllgnOwn green-bay horse"
Dr. Seward Webb is out of town, and the best IN
formation obtanable IS that he IL Ii the Adirondachs
II is generally considered in welllnfomed circles tlat
II he drives a bargain with smith NJ. Weed for the Goa
troll of the Chateaugay Railroad viii be wiGlout the
approval of the managers of the New forA Oeh1r"l
system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
saturday LIMITED FOR SARATOGA AND LAKE
GEORGE

The elegant Saratoga Limited, via New York Cen, raj
leaves Grand Central station every saturday az 40
D. NJ. Wagner palace Drawing Room ana bnnet snOk-
ing cars 10 saratoga Also connects for Lake Geose-
whitehall and Rutland. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
EXTENSIONS OF THE BURLINGTON SYSTEM

EXTENSIONS OF THE BOkLlNUAOS SsSAth'
Cheago Tuly 10 (SDeeia-soule additional Extensions
Of the Burlington system have been opened for tihc
The line from Mrnesaha Hot Springs 5 D. has been
completed and trains now running over It. An eN-
tension from Megino to MoOFesot has also been completed
In coninnc,on with trains ~ Moorcror lines Of stage
coaches run TO Buffalo sheridan and Sndanee. wyoming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
r,t.F rpFDvELL ESTATE.

The res,ae,,c. NJ the Tredwell Estate on the re-
nownod Rnmson Road near seabFght ~ ~ vii De
sold AZ Public Auction by D. b. Keller jr., Au0''"4
this afternoon. at O'Clock, on Ihe pIViiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

MUST STOP THE CABOosEs AT THE PLATFORM
Des Mones Iowa. July lO-The State HenfOao 'o'n,
s,on has renderd decision IN the peculiar case Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
THE TICKET BROKERS FIGHTING FINLEY.


Chicago July 10 speciaD.-ChaiTman Finley ana 1llo
ticket brokers have entered into another contest I. H.
Mitchell Of Mulgord's ticket agency, was arrested lass
evening on a charge of embezzlement- some time ago
a man purchased Of him ticket from Chicago 10 Den
YER and return. for which he paid $ie anu received
~, order for a rebate Of s24 While negota ions were
peudlng Mitchell was Informed that the purchaser was
one of Finley's spoilers On this Information tf'e
AGENT refused to give the man his ticket or return h'h
his money. lie told the fellow that his Only recourse
oud be through the law courts, and advised al ares'
At r,,,.
We DESIRE said Mr.. Milford, 70 sho" 1n"V fHiey
IS consprfng to break up our deals by coercing '''e
pubc into the payment VI full tariff rates, and Is 10
the habit Of getting US to purchase tull -'OoOuf8
books for which we pay $50, let travellers use inc
for short distance, return them TO US ana get 'elF
raba+e As agreed In the meantime the general pas.
engar agent Is ordered to have IL taken up On the e
trip In this way there Is conspiracy 70 deuauu u'
OF our money and property"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

Derby Of last year lie is tie grandestlo1king horse
I'm training IN England, according to English turfmen
but IL and In the Derby OF year tried
TO savage Heumc ali the way home from TaUtenhnm
corner TO the finishing post SanfOin winning the race
willie SurefOot unpaced. He Is an inbred stock
we'll. being by Wisdom dam by GaiOpn. \ well
known American uITtnan. worth many Millions came
owning SurcfoOt the colt having been priced %
him in June 1890, at 1000 guinness. The agent Of
this millionaire WIS datOry and In the following week
SurefOot q rich stake. After that his owner re
fused 10 sell him at any price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

SIXTH RACE-Swee,stakos. for tWoyear-olos anu NY
- Of 81 each with II zoe added the winner TO De
soIa at auction for -, oOO Allowances five tf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

THIRD RACE,-THE SHhhN obU ~ :. -, mia
sweepstakes OF $50 each. with S2oOo aooeu'
and a hal N'o'eu '" - ., W.T.
" Nt 81, fDonohue. lO3
Hlley (McIAuShlnl l2S Lohs a I'm CMiugeIey 81
Ia. {. anu iu1miltonl. ~ h'hk AN
pemuth Murphy. o. I'LL r.~DrCAp A
soURTH RACE.-THE HACKENSACk han 'l - s01
SWEEPSTAKES lor three yoar-olds Of 7'O 80 >, ,ne
.dcea a, which ESQ to the second ana 9'Oo "
euuo4' =" V" .. 4 Afn-ch 1871. with 09 subs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

-, wv. p ACFFree handicap sweepstakes lot '"os
"a. =, 600 eaen with $1,000 added Of which So "
.ns second sad 500 to the third ThreeGuaf'eS Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

Kapanga tilly.
First race at , 80 p. m.
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ENTRIES FOR A YACHT RACE.

For the regatta Of the Riverside Yacht Club, which
take. Mace today there are hirtyoae boats The
names Of the boats and their owneA follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

O. the yachts Of the new 9TH
wanhaka Atlantic Corinhian, American, NeW-tSochene
Haven OYSTER Bay and Cherry Diamond yacht CLUBS
fe courses will triangular and the start VIII De on inc
clubhouse at Cos Cob.
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Soto (Weeks) ...... I o glO 10 DR.
T%cs % sO fssss gg sass as ss ao r. 81
. 80 CLAss-PuRsE $500.

IIWr-- wv, Z'IN'i, = ;lDA 4.
2:33 PACE-PURSE. $500.
Eobln,. BY Vatican Goldsmith ord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

sauoA' =, ,, Cbn d March p 1891, with 60 Subs
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Chicago Newspapers Cry for Re.
trenchment in Expenditures of
the Fair Directors.

The United States now drinks mora
beer than Germany.
society women are acting as wine
agents in Philadelphia.
The negroes of the United States have
S23l ,0oo, 900 in property.
The water supply and drainage oues-
tlons are just now agitating the Chicago
mind. i'''"so
The gambling houses in the CITY Of
Mexico have decided to close. Business
is bad. "'i''ess
Hranulated sugar is quoted at the low
est price Iwholesale1 ever known in the
trade in this country. " WIG
East-bound freight from Chicayo co,.
tinues to show large decrease WHEN
compared with last year,
Chic go newspapers are now erwin,
.pr retrenchmeDt IN the expenditure ri
the Worlds Fair Directors. -
An underground lake has been discov.
ered three miles from Genesee. la II
was found by well digger. "
About twenty families, victims Of tho
recent prairie fires in North Dakota will
have to be helped by the State. "'''
indianapolis is flooded with spprio,, 90
silver certificates pronounced the NO.,
ueceptive eounterfeits ever issued.
A new pipe line, rival and comnet;tor
OF the Standard, from the oil regions 10
The Atlantic seacoast is said 10 ba an ~. !"
sured fact. W Oo All as
The National Library building atWssh.
ington, which will cost more than Se
oooooo, is about half completed 50 Ia Ia
as r She walls are concerned.
The Iowa Supreme Court dao;ao,
against the heirs in the Bacon 600
which which involved title to property w n",
N,0oo,oo0 in Sioux City, la. worm
Alarm has spread throughout South
erh ONO because of the sudden exbana
.lon oil natural gas, and numerous Sm;ts
against companies are threatened
Money TO the amount OF s9s $40 a,a
checks and notes to the value of ~ an ana
% We're found in the 5000 600 ieita.s
year. oihce last
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