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The Penn's Grove record., 1891-11-13

The 2 year old grandson of Henry
Hates, Of Camden died from nicotine
poisoning and was buried in Emmanuel
Cemetery OH Tuesday. 1t was accus-
toned 10 see its father, Mr.. letters,
smoke and got hold Of a pipe belonging
to n boarder and sucked the stem. caus-
ing death.
james E. Smith has purchased a lot
of Henry Barber at the northeast corner
Of main road and Elvin Avenue on
which he will build a house, Owing
to Ill health Mr.. Smith will quit farm
ing and Augustus Cook will move on
his farm in the spring. We hope that
Mr.. Smith may be spared many years
yet.
Remember that ID. D.. Leaps Is head
quarters for Gents Furnishing Goods
Prof. ). I. Ford, of New York, gave
a refined and delightful entertainment
of humorous and pathetic recitation in
Emmanuel Church Thursday evening
to q good audience. He IS certainly Il
master Of elocution and mimicry and
cheered every one who heard him 4.
About $40 was cleared for benefit of
the choir.
There will be total eclipse of the
moon OH Sunday nest, Nov. Is, which
will be visible in this section. The
eclipse will begin at G.36 p. M, but as
the moor does not rise until a few min
utes after 6 OH that night, the appear
ance of the shadow on the disk of the
satellite will be invisible. At 6.2S p.
M, the total eclipse begins and lasts
until S.02 p. M, when the shadow will
gradually pass off the moons surface,
which will be entirely clear at 9.04 p.
m.
Floor oil cloth remnants ut Leaps
The combination of ingredients found
in Ayers Pills renders them tonic and
curative as well as cathartic. For this
reason they are the best medicine for
people of costive habit, rs they restore
the natural action of the bowels, with.
out facilitating.
ID. ID. Leap makes a specially of La
dies and children's shoes, and you can
find anything you are wanting in this
line.*
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FRIDAY, NoVEMBEs, 10 1891.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBES, Is 1891.
-I. r
Thanksgiving comes on the Goth.
Thanksgiving turkevs are scarce.
lanes Strimples og;cia, majority Ia
$40.
swa., no..,... hoo. oa,.,oaa -
a so =, -,
a. - A.. Nun. sm,,,,s ..or. 9,
fall and winter hats. *.3I.tf.
r.a p.,,ro.d f,omn,.n no., ,.,a .
,...n $50 rsm n p.,ss,. =. - CT
Street and ia filing it nm.
r,..-..,....
ers. for sails. Al D. D.. Leap,s.*
u.rrv z.na 10. n,ro,,.s.d . h,;,,,,.
,ot ~ s.mns, shshla j, Frant,;n 81
next 70 Mr. K.,a sbultz,s
Con,. Thon.s Nav,or ona poha,,
Y Dola arc hav,n. THAR rss,dsnoss
hr,oht.ned ,.,,h fresh cost 80 ruin
Rad ou;lt. and plont.,. a.
evening II : an a. 10. Mnn,on,. -.
o = oo
nrssort
p
os "no o'u nv ,eas Douilhle LIP.
'ec.uie VI s.e nome ano
fiAunts oI Sonn wesley missed arare
""e ''
weekly meeting OF the w. z. 1. U.
IN OF. faui,s Church ihursday AFTER
% ~ . O'CLOCK. discussions on the
needs O. the nour.
You can easily save 81. 90 by buying a
fine overcoat At D. D. Leaps
The household goods in Sheble's cot
tage VIII De solo saturday afternoon as
Mr.. Sheble has such poor health he will
not occupy It again.
The Gloucester county BOARD of Az.
riculture ended a two DAYS, session at
Mullica Hin Thursday. A number Of
interesting apers were read by farmers.
v;u,om T.uronca u,u aooon, ,
,hanL. a. ! IL :, 1u.,;a,, Ts;sa..a.~a
ana . v,n,sr poa.,r.ra anr,a ,nh;a,,
measured twelve inches in cIrcumfer.
ence.
c,o,h;nr ro,o,,oa a., uh,,oso,. n,,oos
BY d. d. Leap
r,mar Iooko caoro. IT .,ro,.
.na pastora nsstiI, mm r.nrssan.
Tor.n tomn.,,n . In.o,. :, ~ r.
snbsr town ~ c1ouosstar county
Comr.
~ ss'snees oi otar y DIo', cah-
ners, OF salem, sold the nrm's Factory AZ
Hancock's Bridge on Wednesday to Il.
B. Grlscom, @. p. Harris and J. Powell
for $500.
,.r.ot,on a, raon., ~. uoo,,
=: Al .ia.vIoi, az neape 'h'e "eeA
90 carloads Of lumber have been re-
ceived by way OF Wilmington, by John
Summerill/ Turing the year ending
NovemhaI lat containing abont son .
nno -. 1,.-s-
wv Aeos o1suu'oo''
Mrs. Lizzie Sailor was given a happy
surprise on Tbnrsday at the residence
NJ her bnshana Mr.. William Sailor.
-.
ABOUT twenty-five reiatiVes u irlehds
brought q feast Of good thinks and
made her 2stb birthday a happy occa-
sinn.
o
Car winter Five Of tho clnh bouses
80. ~ 49,. ha,..n = .p;ar,,
a'ons 'no snoio .oe'"'. u
and "Cove'' have been robbed OF blank
cts and clothiDx. As the law don't
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Eighty, five feet of countering
loaded with English, Scotch
and American goods for mems
made to measure. Some of
the very handsme ones are 60
ing into the Suits at IS. You
can not notch along up, 80, IS,
40. and get just as surprising
moneys worth every time.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Thirteenth and Market streets
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somer binding, and more
natural and artistic illustrating
they seem like new Books. In
this little list are some OF the
old favorites in new dress and
some that are as new as to-
days sunshine. All of them
odd and newAare illustrated.
Bulwer's Last Days of Pompeii.
Ill with photogravures. Q vols $3.50
Arabian Nights. III. 2 vol, 2.2O
The Women of the French Salons,
By Amelia Gere Mason. Ill, $50
Paris of To-day. By Kaufman, 2.6O
Mrs. Oliphant's Makers of Flor
ence. New edition, $50
The Haunted Pool. Geo. Sand, LIS
Paper, Les
A Marriage for Love. Ludovic
Halevy, LIS
Paper, LES
A Calendar of Sonnets Helen.
Jackson Oh. H., 1.50
The Day is Done. By Longfellow LIS
Well Known Characters From
Dickens. In color, 2.10
Shakerspeare's Heroes and Hero
ines. In color. $50
By Mill and Stream. Monotint
and colored illustrations, LIS
A Psalm of Life. By Longfellow 100
The Warwickshire Avon. Ill. By
Alfred Parsons, 1.5O
Out-Of-D Doors With Tennyson, 80
Grandfather Grey. Kate Tan
matt Woods, Las
The One Hoss Shay. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Ito
Snow Bound. By Whittier, Ito
Not a bit too soon to be buy
for the Holidays if you care
to go slow and have plenty Of
elbow room.
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BY Using

Ayers Cherry Pectoral, many have been
saved from fatal illness.
E. D. Estabrooks, Canterbury, n. B., says:
'sIn the winter Of 1859 1 was a surveyor of
lumber in Sacramento, Cal. Being consid-
erably exposed, I took q bad cold accom-
panied with q terrible cough. / tried several
remedies, but they failed to cure me, and 1t
was thought I was going into a decline. On
the advice of a friend, 1 began to use Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, and less than half a bottle
completely cured me-"
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For Sale.9

A house and lot 40xl98 It. on Harmony st., al
so q lot en- the River front 100x350 IT,. Call or
address J. WILMER CLARK.
lift PENIS Grove, N. j.
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Book News for Movem6ey is
yeady.
We, the publishers, have. a
criticism upon it. 1t IS too
cheap. If instead S cents it
were IS you would respect it
vastly more. This number
has, aside from advertisements.
ffty-two pages-octavo-solid
new of literature. Much of it
eclectic, much original, all high
class.
Book News is unique in cir
culation, fills its own peculiar
place, tells more people about
Books than any other periodi-
cal in this country devoted to
literary news, sells for SOC a
year, or SC a number.
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STRAYED.

SIEGA I'D. ~
A Beadle Hound. with heavy. black Spots and
flee bitten white spots, with mixed legs nearly
yellow, from Is to Is inches high. Heavy due
claws on hind feet. Those knowing OF his where
ab0uts will oblige by informing the owner.
CAPT. VIM. I. CHASE.
Penn's Grove, n. j.
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Can Be CureA

by the use OF Ayers Cherryx thu b.. DIR.
J. G. Gordon, Carol Co., NJ. .ftes: 81
use Ayers Cherry Pectoral MS Tpractlce,
and pronounce it to be unieep. las a REM
edy for colds and coughs,hage tit
"After tho grippe -cous9ht As was my
experience-a hacking, dry ,,Eh, with an
incessant tickling In the throat Keeping mt
awake nights, and disturbing the household.
they gave me only temporary relief. AT last
L concluded to take Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
and before I had used half a bottle, i had
my first allnight sleep. 1 continued to i'm
prove, and now consider myself cured."-
A. A. Sherman, Coeymans, N. Y.
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PERSONALS.
Mrs. j. Embury Price of New York,
is visiting her father DR.. j. b. Ware at
Pedricktown.
Frank Summerill has gone to school
at Norris's Academy, Woodstown.
Capt. Thomas Naylor anchored his
schooner, Rillie s. Derby, off PENIS
Grove, Wednesday morning. He was
on his way from Charleston, s. c., with
a load of phosphate rock for Philadel-
phia, The captain had a hard passage.
Daniel V. SummerIll, ST., and wife
spent Sunday with friends at Norris
town, Pa.
Miss Ethel Steel, of Camden, who
has been spending a month with rela-
tives in PENIS Grove and at the Light
House, returned home Sunday with her
father, Mr.. Powell Steel.
Harry Dolbow and James Sheets left
last week for WILMINGTON, N. G., to
fish during the winter for shad and cat
fish. Charles a4sS Smith. Winfield
Strengthen and George Cam left on
Monday for the same place. Warren
]. Harris and George White leave FRI
day for Jacksonville, Fla, to fish for
shads. Others will leave soon.
Rev. G. s. Messeroll preached in
Woodbury's handsome NJ. E. Church
last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. G. Summerill, Mrs. VIM.
Diver and Mrs. Christie Rogers attend,
ed the chrysanthemum show in Phila-
delphia Thursday.
Miss Nancy Irelan of Hancock's
Bridge is assistant to j. U. Layton in
Pennsv lille school.
The friends of Thomas j. Firestone
are pleased to see him out again after a
long illness with typhoid fever.
Miss Ella Murlin who has been sick
with typhoid fever is able to be out
again, to the qualification of her
friends.
Mrs. s. j. g. Downs, President of
the New Jersey W. c. L. U. died Tues
day night at IL O'Clock. in Newark.
The funeral services will be held on
Friday afternoon in Halsey St., NJ. E.
Church, Newark.
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CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. &. S. Meseroll and Theo. l..
Adams were delegates of st. Paul's
Epworth League TO the District con-
y~ention on Tuesday"
Rev. s. M. Hudson, of Woodbury.
will preach in Bethel NJ. P. Church
Sunday morning and Evening.
Christian Endeavor meets in Bethel
Church every Thursday evening.
Everybody welcome.
Rev.G. S. Meseroll's Sunday morning
subject at 10. 80 will be Sacrifices"
Evening subject at I O'Clock, "The
Call and the Rejection.
A new Methodist Protestant church,
seating 400 people, was dedicated at
Cramer Hill Sunday by Rev. L. d.
Stultz, of Westville.
The End anniversary OF the dedica-
tion of the Pedricktown Baptist church
will be celebrated on Sunday. Ahis-
tary of the church from the beginning
Of its existence TO he present will be
given by different members at the
morning service.
Rev. d. Dewolf, Missionary of the
State and Superintendent of State mis-
sions, will be present and preach, morn
ing and evening. Morning service will
begin at 10 A.. NJ.
Mr.. Dewolf will also preach at the
Baptist Mission at PENIS Grove, Nov.
18th, at 2:30 P. NJ. Come and enjoy
an able sermon from "a ''big man,"
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-11-13
ZOE HAULING IN wILMINGTON.

The Wilmington Transfer Co. are
better prepared to haul truck, &c. than
ever. VIM Forrest will still be OF hand
to that part of the business.
81. W. L. JEFFERs, supt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Ada Williams is girl about thirteen
years old, and, contrary to the charac-
teristics of most young ladies, IS not
afraid to shoot q gun. Ss.e is an ex-
pert shot, and employs her spare time
IN shooting sparrows. Three times each
week she calls on the county clerk aud
carries away from 81 to 81 in bounties.
Besides going to school each day and
learning her lessons we'll she finds time
to slay SO many of the feathery scav-
engers. With the money which che
secures she is paying tor house and
lot.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There IS only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness Is caused by an infiamed con-
dition OF the mucous lining of the
Eus;achlan Tube. When this tube gets
inflamed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when 1t is en-
tirely closed, Deafnessis the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are Gauss d
Ivy catarrh, which IS nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness caused by
catarrhl tnat we cannot cure by tax n
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars, free. f. j. CHENEY ~ Co.,
Toledo, ..
Sold bG druggists, 10 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Two Gentlemen TAX. AGidavit to do the
lob

.
job
Manager Geary announces that "Blg
Eliza" the popular attraction at the
Worlds Museum, will remain In Grand
Rapids another week. 10 give all a
chance To zee and g,t acquainted with
her. The thea,er has been more than
crowded every day during the past
week. the kissing matchss drawing the
people in large numbers. Severai can
didates for prize have walked away
with the coveted five dollar gold
pieces, and number more were will
ing. Two were particularly disap-
pointed last night that they were un-
able to salute Eliza" and the result
was an appointment for them for next
Tuesday evening. That there might
be no DISAPPOINTMENT 10 the spectators,
and To make sure that they were in
earnest and would keep the appoint
ment, Charles ;. Person and Martin
T.. Walls We're takea before Judge Hy-
corn last n gnt and made AFFIDAVIT that
they would kiss Or attempt TO ks,
Big Eliza at the evening performance
next Tuesday 1t is TO be presumpd
that 9th wIIl be on hand to earn .
gold piece for each.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
STUDY oF AMERICAN HISTORY.
The Lssie. of the Literary eIab Enjoy
an Ere-liene Program


The committee on history had charge
Of the program at the LADIES' Literary
club meeting yesterday afternoon.
The study OF American history was
continued. An article on the Claims
OF Portugal opened the exercles. and
review Of Lew Wzllsce's 'sFasr Cod
followed. Millions Hymn of the
Nativity wss gwen. and the other srti-
eies ct the afternoon we're the "fncas
OF Peru. and the Discovery and Oc-
eupatson Of Peru by the Sptoisrds."
10 va. announced that the Preach art
class will tak- up Aniericsn painters IN
place OF French art. The club viii
take a vacation until January 2.
The guests Yesterday sfterncou were:
Mrs. W. y. Aldrich. Musxegon; Miss
simous. palnth. Minn. Mrs. John Ser
wee. Adrisn; Mss Newton. Bsilston
Spa, y. Y. Mrs. Nsrv wheelsr. Toledo,
ohio; Mss Wood draal. Ashtsdoto. Ohio;
Mrs. J. n. Mallikin Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
HISTORICAL LECTURE COURSE

To Es Given at Ws.tEaiast~r Fresbytss-
ian shaFet. ~ the Rev DIR. Cobb.
This evening the Rev. sanford II.
Cobb, Of the Westminster Presbyterian
church. will give the iirst OF series OF
historical lectures The general title
OF these Glsccnrses is "Esochs in
Church History" and the following Is
gae schedule:
Dec. 20, 1891. "Chrysostom, the
Preacher Of the East"
Dec. q. Augustine, the Teacher 81
the West"
Jan. 3, 1892. "Hildebrsnd, the
Pope"
Jan. 10. 'Mahomet, the False Proph,
et."
Jan. II, "peter and the Crusades."
Jan. n. "Luthes ana Reform"
Jan. 81, .Loyola and the Jesults."
Feb. :. GAVIN, the Theologian."
Feb. IA. "knos, tho Champion"
Feb. 2l. "Ed wards the American"
Feb. %, "Curey, the Missionary"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
TO sruoY ARCHITECTURE.
vse p-asxsssus.s 80 re city orx>ssx- .
Clos

The Grand Rapids Architectural
sketch club has bsen organized with
the following 0lfieerss President. Geo.
Taamss: wee president and critic. =.
A. Rnsh secretary ard treasurer. Fred
p,hsnscu. Monthly competitions n
architectural wcrk vii be held. The
suhi.rt Cor December vii bs q privsfs
residence, three stories Nxh. situated
or, a twenty 6ve foot lot Il Will ee of
. stvle OF architecture adapted ~ .
ctr The sixe Of Grand Rapids. Weekly
meetings wla 30 bod Tor drawlng
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Willie Ryan, 40. ID Calder street.
Ade!sa CrY de-. Nc. lo2 California street.
Tea Coak. 10. q Foster street, scarlet
fever; Jul us HOnsealan. No. "a Cher
~ street, Stewart weaEhessy, No. 2so
Cherry street. eipasheris; Martin Wood
ioek. No. ss3 Fourth street., Lena Wood
Ioek, So. 35S Fourth street, Glen Nc
Shame, No. il3 Earle street, whooping
coaga; Josephine Bell, No. $50 south
D.v.s.on street. typhOia fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

ffosn plaster casts in charcoal, and
geaeral study IA light and shade Tree
hand dra8iug. fEed Roblnsou. VIII
Dyer AID G. =. Chataeid were sp-
pointed committee % procure copy
o. the const taEson aEd by-i4.s OF tas
Chicago ArengtecfBras club a meet
ing Mi 5e Geld II kasb * soa's oItiee
Monday evening. Dseen.5ef 81. tor the
paTpcz- OF deciding Dpon club room
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Tho following Is . list of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residences when outside the city and
ages Of the parties:
Age.
Merwin j. Drake. Rockford. and Eugenia
Brown, Platnield --....-.-.3l-l7
George Z. Fuller and Mary Z. May.
wyoming 40-46
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

ueie fff We are selling our stock OF
UksI VII Millinery for soc on the
dollar. JoaS TESHoFr.
No. I34 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Grace Hive No. 56, X. o. T. NJ, has
elected the following officers for the

ensuing year:
r.. l.. C.-Mrs. G.. Scott.
l.. C.-Mrs. NJ. Brooks.
1t. C.--Mrs. j. Gilliand.
X. K.-Mrs- l.. Rlnglebury.
r. K.-Mrs. c. Gilbert.
Prelaie-Mrs. NJ. Cuthbert.
Sergeant-Mrs. Angel.
NJ. at Airs. &. Schneider.
Sentinel-Mrs. Wolf.
P.cket-Mrs. III. Weifenbeck.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

There is not more complete
stock of Ladies' and Children's Furs
in this city, and it will pay you to
look our stock over before pur-
chasing.
Alaska Seal Muffs, cheap 40 ~
at $500, XTVIU
Astrachan Muffs, worth five
dollars, Nn
Reduced TO VOsAO
Thibet Muffs, worth eight A. A.
dollars, XnI
Marten Muffs, worth eight me nn
dollars, X1l
Ladies and Childrcn's Muffs, 39c and
upwards.
FUR CAPES AND BOAS
I'm endless variety
at
REMOVAL PRICES.
ClOaks at you own prices.
NO REASONABLE OFFER RE-
FUSED.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Your presenee - wanted At Hart
mans hall Tuesday night. Lend your
influence IL you can do nothing more.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Every patriotic citxen should attend
The meeting at Hsrsmsns nall Tues
day evening".
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

WHY huv fancy eoodsof credit houses
when you can save at Stsufer's
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Visit our holiday goods department,
main fioor. MoRsE's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

v;st our holiday goods department,
NAN fioor. MoRsE's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Children's and Misses CIoaks
}OFF-ONE-HALF OFF, OFF.
r. r. kfDDEs Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Holiday Goods.

Plush Match Safes, worth 35 ~
cents, So IQn
Plush Work Boxes worth "a
$1.OO. H
Plush Clocks, a good time
piece, very ornamental, ~ an
worth $500. TX
Reduced to YauOO
Plush Ink Stands, worth ~
$1.25. x4n
Reduced to WV
Smoking Sets with nice "a
plush case, worth $1.OO, AXn
Reduced to IOV
Smoking Sets. elegant case "a
and fittings, worth $1.75, Qxn
Reduced to
Shaving Sets, with nice plush oo
box, worth $1.5O, 4xcl
Reduced to wv
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

All our Manicure Sets, Jewel
Boxes, Toilet Cases, Glove and Hand
kerchief Cases, Foot Stools. Albums,
Fans, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs and
Mufflers REDUCED TO REMOVAL
PRICES. We kindly ask for inspec-
ton of our line of Exclusive Holiday
Goods and positively will save you
money on every purchase.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

All Dress 9oods
/ oFF-oSE QUARTER OFF, OFF.
r. P. kspoxs a Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Forced to vacate Their Stor

muHb
sodsat
wic aenoneab etnoughth
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Read Geary's Announce
ment.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Read Geary 5 Announce
ment. :
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Shaving Sets, with a nice plusl
box, worth $3.50,
Reduced to
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Dress Goods.

All of our All Wool Fancy
Dress Goods, ranging in -
price from $1.OO to $I.5O, I
Reduced to
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
BIG ELIZA TO BE KISSED.

Sold by druggists, 70 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Smoking Sets. elegant case
and fittings, worth $1.75,
Reduced to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-21
NETWORK JOCKEY CLUB RACES.


PROGRAMME OF THE NORRIS PARK AND JEROME
PARK MEETING.
The autumn meeting of the NewYorl Jockey Club
will begin al Jerome Park on Thursday, OCTOBER l. ana
continue for thirteen days ending on THURSDAY ocooer
10 at Morris Park. OF the thirteen DAYS racing ne
win be ut Jerome Park and four al Norris farK durk
which Slo5 800 will be given in added money. Inc
dates of racing at Jerome Park and Morris Fark WIN
the stakes TO be the several Days arc Dc
AT JEROME PARK
Thursday October 1-Essex Stakes for twoyesr'olds'
with 81 $50 added six furongs and Hunter SsKes Tor
three year.old allies with $1,000 added $40 miles
FRIDAY october 2-Echo Stakes for threeyearods with
81 $50 added. III miles.
Monday October 5-Champagne Stakes 'ior "o-Jesr-
Olds, with 81 500 added. seven-eighths of mile
Tuesday. October e-MoshOlu Stakes for thfee-yeaf'
olds with 81 500 added. IL miles.
wednesday October 7Fashion Stakes, for twoycsr-od
allies with 81 $50 added. Three-qusrters OF miie
Friday, October 9-Ladde Stakes, for ~o-year-eias'
with 81 $50 added. Three-quarters of a mile
Monday October Broadway Stakes, for twoyear-ed
hules with 81 $50 added. Five furlongs.
Tuesday October 13-Sea and Sound Stakes, Tor tno'
year.ods with 1000 added, threequartcrs Of mile and
Jerome Stakes for threeyearolds, with $500 ADDED
! sic miles.
Wednesday October 14-Fsrewel Stakes. for two-year'
olds with 81 $50 added. Three-quarters Of a mile
AT NORRIS PARK.
Saturday October 3-Dunmore Stakes, for two-year-
ODDS with 81 500 added theequsrters Of mile and
Manhattan Handicap, for all ages, with s2'OOo suueo
IL miles.
Tbprsdav October s-Aiount Vernon Stakes, for two.
yearolds with 81 800 added threequarters Of mile and
Country Club Handicap, for all with $1,000 added
lie miles.
Saturday, October 10-Nursery Stakes for tWoyeSf,
aids with IS 900 added, three-quarers OF mile and
hickory Stakes for three-yearolds with $4,000 sdaeo'
IL miles. -
Thursday October 15-white Plains Handicap fer Two
yearods gross value Of stake guaranteed at sloOoe e
and e1h Raw Handicap, three
vear.olds, with $1,000 added. Ia miles.
The races will begin each day at p. m. epcciai
trains TO Jerome Park will leave the Grand Ceiitr~
Station at 10 90 IL 80 and 20 p M with parlGr
viii rim from the old Harlem River station, also from
the Wis-ave station where the Second ave elevated
,ailroad will connect Arrangements have also peel
aade for special trains from Hartford NewIiaven ana
TdSeport and other points on the NewIaven Railroad