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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12
PERSONAL,


IAdsesrtisen;snts under this heading, 3 lines, 3
| A Ne NsPAPER man of ten years eSpsg--
y ieRfe is open for engagement ora we
papsfas reporter or travelling eorrespoaSnL
Address c. w. g, care Gazette. FS
TE2OUS-Wanted to know the wilerea Souls 0f
DO. II. Brous. ANY information REGARDING
his address Will be Thankfully received by
Frank Howard, Quarry, Washington county
Tex. Sil
q EN- ITEM AN CORRESPONDENT :
" Wanted young gentleman correspondent
between the age OF twenty and heavyweight,
matrmonially inclined. Address Miss NJ " IL
liams. Pryor Creeil !. I I2-l2
T ADY CORRESPONDENTS man OF
IL twenty-thrcc, refined apparent heir TO
some wealth, would like 10 CORES pond with
young lady. Object, social amusement Adj
dress box i6. Dallas. Tex. l2-l9
| 7 ADY SPONDENTS-Wauted, lady
IL correspondents by young man VINO is
strictly temperate and engaged in good bust
ness in one Of the leading cities OF Texas. Ad-
dress :. j, box Isl. Seymour. Texas. LIZ
r ADV CORRESPON DENCE-Wa LADY
Ii correspondent by strictly tenn perate young
man. Write and find out more. Address =. NJ.
$. box I5!, Seymour, Tex. l!-l7
I ADV CORRESPONDENT - anted. a
ia Young iadv CORES pendent between the age
of sixteen and eighteen. Address r B. Hud-
son, Grand Windsor. Dallas, Tex. Mention he
/ Ort Worth Gazette 1-l3
d AILROAD men send the names and ad-
IL dresses OF secretaries OF all different broth
erhoods in Fort Worth 10 lock box los, Hcnder-
son. Tex. l1-l7
| DICHTER-Wauted-T know the where
IL abOuts Of l.. ". Richter m:ller). Any m
formation OF his address will be gratefully re-
ceived by w. l.. Donovan. S-l4
" r, R.--The children are very sick please
W come or write al once. Am yeEv lHiser
able. Lula s5fs
TkDTTQ friend in nse9 Is s ts snleeo
HADllD fSa s Ma fs Wosa MS ME EIGE
CAL HOME. sbDxFafo: n. Y.
Advertisements under this heading, lines
}ir1HS. rrcc.l Z
nA4,y BOOk-Lost, day book, besween
u Fourth Presbyterian church and 8Szette
office. Leave at composing rooms GaZeite.
1913.
T OST-Whte basque. Finder Will leave at 203
IL RuslS street and get reward. l2-l5
SyCRlP-The public are warned not to buy or
NTsratle for piece of scrip issued to me u. the
citX6f Fort " orth for Sl25 dated July 9, Mgi.
The said scrip having been lost or mjsiatd ~
m& b. \. Caldwell 1912 \
1VATCH-Lost on June 10 a lady's gold waleAy
W and chain. Inscribed on oAs. si0a,ss@sSfe
word 'Trixie," ana on Slssssutnsf this word,
Green" a regasllA'ses5Will be given to the
party EstSsnSse The watch TO A p. Green.
!. lse..rrs Springs.
NTATCH-Lost, open-face ladTs gold watch,
w queen chain, and monogram M. NJ on
back. Reward for its return TO Gazette Office
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GAZETTES LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining uncalied for in the
counting room on Saturday. july II, 1871
Persons calling for them will please >sy sdver
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HELP WANTED.


FEMaTE.
[Advertisements under this heading, lines,
| times, free.j
| NHAMBERMAID = Wanted chambermaid.
| y Apply at once at Lindeli hotel. l2-1S
| COOK-Wanted,a good cook at &09 South Main
| " street. 1915
| COOK-Wanted. a girl to cook and do general
! y kouseworil Tor family OF four. Must have a
! kind disposition ana kind TO children. If you
| cannot stay one or more years do not apply.
| Swede or German preferred. 4. +. Bowler
| Terrell, Tex Mention the Fort Worth Ga
| zette. 7-13
| GIRL-Wanted, a good girl to help in Kitchen
| VI German preferred. Can al St. Louis hotel.
| No. 1910 Jones street. 1916
HOU SEWORK-Wanted a GOOD girl to do
| IL general housew JrlI fOr small family. APP
| ply TO c. Barr, corner Crawford and Ireland
| streets. e-IJ
| 7 ADY-Wanted. Intelligent married lady or
| IL widow. OF some business experience, Per
| manent position Cal. 5l4 East Fourth street.
/ 1-l3 -
u ds&g ONCE work Call to-day , at sIs>sss
SEAMSTRESS-Want woman to sew by
- the day; must be good seamstress. Mrs
j V. French, corner Seventh ana Lamar.
SIT
MALE.
[Advertisements under this heading, ; lines,
tDARBER-Wantcd. two OarDers white; So
ID guarantee. Harry Meyer. Austin. Tex.
1918
DLACKSMITH-Want a good sober BACK
ID smith and wheelwrght 10 take charge OF
good shop and tools. Material furnished will
give one-half. Elias Cowan Granger, Tex.
a-l5
DAKER-Wanted, first class Daker 10 take
ID charge OF shop. We offer the finest opening
for the right in Southwest Texas. He'd
TlcE ca HsllpttSyillP- T,y
STA.
DLACKSMITH-Went to saAyaanafiilI61IeRR
tA cutters, tools and Haaili1t Generally
Bros Bro - ssnisnin. KnoH sp County Tex
-saiefss!on the Fort Worth Gazette.
(IARPENTER-Wante carpenter TO in
y auire at corner of East Daggett avenue and
Jones street for work. -ss.sss6sS$ If sas.:
o9aaihas s aIisss. mn T E9ss o saai
ARD esRpsny. WsstherfoTTd. Tex
,W ss I, to smpl9yzs good H's sR or 5TIht
s s;s;ss yogSssa;sF - s & Po-
yapwill 81 fos- and yexszhucl Fling }6u can
snssssls, oase Aedf on thYfcEsw prth 50
kzM3LLER-Wanted. good No. miller. to run
NJ forty-barrel mill: must be well up in the
roller system: have the Todd-Stanly system.
Lampasas Roller Mills, Lampasas Tex. sl4
MISUNDERSTANDING, an all-round news aud
i job printer, 10 take charge OF country
weekly ofice. State salary Ipected. Address
News Hubbard City Tex. l2-ls
$500 TO $780, S ing from sa ps 3
we want fifty more young QanReue7ecyss with
good education e. Dallas and learn
short-han al - epe@rfting and fill positions
by.iatlpsssk!ll in both arts guaranteed in three
)AAchths. Short hand at home thoroughly
taught Success guaranteed. Sample lesson
ana part free. Write quick. hansen College
OF Photography. Dallas, Tex. Mention the
Fort Worth Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12

DOOHKEEPER-Situ wanted as book
ID keeper or assistant. September I Eight
years experience, Wholesale grocery business,
preferred. GOod references. Address .IOirn
Hamilton. 1905 Fourth avenue, Pine BluT. Ark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12

CONFERENCE.-THE wanted c0aChman:
\ understand II" care OF horses and general
work about the house, Address Joseph MIR
dock. lSI2 Houston Strref la-lN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12

1'EACHERzFN Young lady q experience n
L Jeachi af wishes, on account oa ,healtbfa
P TsSa 2 5aSS. S9m TsY n Tfs F5a
also n fsXas, ana holds certificate, IRON
IraYsS county, Texas. where she tapsht last
>esFion -idfrasS, Miss Laura DAVIS, RiSey-
yAe Culpepp"r county, Virginia Mention the
Fat Worth Gazette e."
NTAITRESSE S-Threc experienced dining
W room girls want situations, no objections
leaving city. 5lf East Fourth street 9l5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12

y or drug house by boy seventeen wears Of ages
and good references Address q. RhoGcS,
Wichita Falls Tex. 1918
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12

Y ences, well acquainted in the city. wants
Office work or collecting to do Address Copy
iSt care Gazette. lIl1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12

DOOKKEEPE!E- Wanted, situation as book
ID keeper. Stcn02ra pher, typewriter or sales
man: best o, references. Address +. d. box
ia BrownwOnd. Tex. 1916
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12

NLERk-Y Young man desires situation a,
Y clerk in first class grocery store. Ten year.
experience in all branches. Address box 4tS,
MeatherfUrd. Tex. lGl6
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12
CLASSIFIED COLUMN,

TNOMPANION-Wante q position as COM
y paniou or to assist with light hou>eworEl
Is married. Address, &C. l. X. care Gazette.
81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12
MALE.

ADVERTISEMENTS uhu.F ms heHulng, J .IneS J.
times .rre.
A It IIBERTY-A competent neEr> compo>;-
n tor. who i a tuba or alto player. wants
position: j. sobe- anu reliable. Address H. p.
q. box SO Corpus Christi. Tex 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12

E j. Myers, weighmaster at the Union
stockyards, left last night for Wichita
Kan. to visit friends
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-12
Gin 5d,lauer 2ae;terprophet.

rGis sau1e 3sit pluonrh 1par's num-
berbar iD5n. 9eine Spl,r pon &eser,
ben sic ~propbejeit batter, aber &C.
,ihpibt baben mir. bdb tein Saoen om
&Drper trodsn 9%eblieben."
Sea, dip ldaum's, bab' i'd ni@t bod
r,at sebabt, ais ib last', SIC weroen
big auf Die Qaut naB .tuercen?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-12
Ser EroutcoOur.

sd babe rneinen &ubm oerpfanoet,"
go lang oer iun9e Eronbaoour,
uj3u meibsn meine 2ieoer az
9er Sd0nbeit uno Ser Qtebe nur!" $.
vSN babe 1acine Ctr perptduoet."
6o lana ais A'auu Der Sroubaoour,
rSu tdmpieu ilr oas CUTE &edt,
Sur Wabrbs1t, 4i4t uno Urellett nur J"
vWas bab' i'd iebt nod ni@t perpfan'
5et?"
5o lang Der a(te 9roub1oour; ,
"a trug er, ah! ais leeteS %fano,
SINS Se,bbaus - 1eine &alpcnubr!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-12
50nel 1~',nAcfat1eIt-

Ncntier (ole Nahriht BON benz
8antsrptt lernes @e1tdItsircunoes Nto>
jes erbalteno): xSdane, 14aoe, 10 elm
tiidtiser uno braoer Mann. Der Wtoles.
N;dt mabr, bas Gonto MoIes lit aus>
se9lideu!"
@omm,s: .Nein, Moies fauloet uns
nod 5000 Mart!"
Nautler: r8as, 5000 Warf?.:..
8 lit bod d Gump!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-12
So4haf4.

,@hau, i9au! Der Wiiritler @an1z
peri bat Iih einea neuen Oampimotor
an9el4aHt." .
rWlan ldnledt's!"
v@as i6a'edt mau?"
.yta, balt bic Hferoefrdite:"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-12
Ser serNrcute Hrofefor.,

&rule1or (6uida;9 Dem ibn beiu9en'
BEN Gtuoenten auf ben 6ub treteno }:
uBas winld3en @ie?"
@tubent: 30 web, 9err @roieior,
treter mir auf meine Qibuerau9en!"
BrofeNor CERTAINTY: $50, tuoraus
1dl,e6en sic oenu oas?"" y
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-12
Dcoantentplttter.

Das nnalld 1T ebrlidA bas Slid
betraat uns. ~"
@ir t6nnen ebsr nit un9lidliden
Meul9en ,peinen, als nit 9lidliden
laden.
Mu1 Der Eu1ti9e fommt ni&t ueit
oDne @enoifen; -
@ie boG itcist man nit elmer Setter
., obne Sproi1en?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-12
Emreibfchlertsufel.

IS. Der @lan5puntt meiaes 9u9s
3ei1sta9es mare es selueien, tpenu sic,
fheueriter Dntel, unler .trautes Set
hit Sb,er 4ntpsjenbeit uesidont bdts
teul IL ) .a.-,....
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-12
&Mersfroae-

@elde Mehulidteit beltebt 5tpii9en
elmer Joutaine aub eiuem S&riftteQer?
Beibe peroanten ibre @rbBe BEN
Druid. ~ ......
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-12

Man lest Die in G9eiben ael9nitte>
men, 9e,ualGeuen &omatenfru1te,
pel9e rolndnbis ,uei1 uno entfernt
ieiu miiien, auf bic 56liief uao pers
miIbt 1ie nit, ser betannten @alatiauce,
lpel4e aus bartsetohtcu, in Del SER
riebenen @ibottern, Sald, Pieffsr, Dem
n6tbisen Giiis unb einem 96fel Senf
bereltet ,plro.
ll,u &laspiropisn aus 5la1den ~ entierneu,
erudrmt man ben Slaldeubals; bamit
be 6lalde nidt 3eripringl, nimmt man
eineu biden B,nofaoen. Der, einmal I'M,
ben Glai9enba1S sei9lunsen, an beiben
gnoeu 0e9alten uno mi, Der 6!aiae
iiber Dem Geuer RAID bin uno Der be-
>ue9t mlrb, spobei lid Der 8ropfen lodert.
'Saponine conservatrice''.
9ue1 @ntfernen Der Giefen uno gum
@a'dcn unb &eini9en pom Qeoerbano>
ihuhen miro rSaponire. conservat~
rice" anempfoblen. D,eles 5iemli9
tbeure Brdparat tann Seoermann bi0iz
get ME fol9t berSteuen: @le1de Sbelle
uon weiBer @a4sternie.ie .n,o uenetiaz
nij@er SEIZE i9abt maj, in feline 5pdne.
lot bieie in @ein9eilt, fltrirt oas @an5e
bura eia iauberes 9uh, 9ieBt 5u Der
Glalisleit Gin tuenis 8ai1er uno
bampf1 oann bic 26iunO 5nr Dide
e,ner Salbe Gin. @it Der letteren
reibt mon bic Stofe ooer 2eoerbano.
{9ube Elm uuo mdi@t re bann -uie &C.
1p6bulih. &, ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-12

9te Doe NaitteIttrabe.
SnbiFerent - uiolet au ieiu"
81 n,dt INNER rdtbli9..
Sen Rotbea 1T nan bann 3u blox
llub ban 8louen ~ rBtbli&. ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-12

Il q ~ u : D Nv
nd11te &rie9. Der ni9t mebr fern 1T,
{aat Bebel, iu.rb ~ einem a0l9eme,nen
Banteroit Ser bir9erli9ea @eleQldait
fibreu, oanu fommt ber grobe &laooe>
raoat}1 uub mir weroen i'm Stanoe lein,
bic btrgerl;de @eieajdaft ab5ul5ien
uno unIere Gnb5iele III pertuirtlihen.
SD bin aber Der Mieinuug. oa6 mir
9laes aui5ubieten baben. mas 9eeisnet
1T, eineu Rrie0 3u perb,noern, uno l4
bin ib~er5eust: uena boS beutfde 3D.
terlano Don einem a%usudrti9en Geino
%ansegrifien mirbe, Damn wdren bic
beutj9en @Dsialoemutraten ni@t bic
Qebten, bic A1es auibieteu uuroen, UNI
ben Geino gu fblagen. Cine iolde
Yropbe5eiuns, ,pie lie BON Bebel aufse'
lteut morbe::, 1T seraoe5u 9eidbrlid.
Die Wtaiien ueroen lelbjtuer itdnoli4
faaen: ,peun Der Ee9 10 nobe 1T, MO
mir unjcre @nD5iele erreiben wercen,
mo5u molten .ptr nod uns nit Der
tlelnliden Wsitation 1uie bic @rrel@uns
oes N9tltunoeutases beia1eu. Gtaenz
tbamli1 lit es, oaB man laur nit Sic
gen reanet uno gar ni9t cine Miecer<
laae in's Ause faBt. limb mas EN-
@iea NuBlonbs Aber Deutidlanb fir
be Wrbeiter bebeutex uhroe,
biefe .69redn.fe mla i'd gar
nidt ausmalen. Die Berliuer
.Roltstribdne," bic MIDI bes gbauui,
niamus be3i@tist, i4reibt: 60 sann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
PEDAG0G1Os At COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

The instruction in pedagogcs at Columbia College
which under tire supervision OF the new University
Faculty OF Philosophy IS TO be considerably extended this
year Professor Butler will conduct the pedagogical
seminary afternoon Of each week, 10 which only
specially qualified students Will be admitted, the
object is original investigation and research. lie Will
also give course Of weekly lectures systematic
pedsgoeics Candidates for the degree Of A. j.
must have completed collegiate course far as the
close OF the junior year. The degree Of A. Il. may
be obtained by such candidates In one year. that OF
A. NJ I'm two years, that OF Phi. D. IN three years.
For the two higher the study Of three subjects
requisite and the student OF pedegocs is at liberty to
add one philosophy, pathology or science 70 the
history OF education and science and OF teaching
10 make up three subjects.
In connection with the department OF pedagogy
celebration will be held in March next. on the 3OOth
anniversary OF the birth Of Comens The committee 10
arrange for This celebration Is follows Professor
Nicholas ~ Butler, Of Columbia Dr. William T. Harris
Commissioner OF Education; Z. W Bardeen, OF Syracuse
Professor Herbert Il. Adams, Of Johns Hopkins UNI
yersty; Professor Paul H. Hams Harvard University
tho Rev Edward Ronthser, OF Salem, ~. G., ana tho
Eey. Robert de Schweinitz. Of Bethlehem PENIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
REVIE WING THE SITUATION.
sNARLS IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
RECORDS OF THE RACERs-sUNDAY GAMES
CONTRACTS FOR NEXT YEAR.

Oh for an A. G. Mills Hurlbort TO take charge OF
baseball affairs for short time 10 stralghten out me
wrinkles and A. c. Spaldng was once ambitious
10 I'LL the shoes Of these early rulers OF baseball but Mr.
spaldIng has sensibly abandoned ell hope that line
He could not do IL II he tried he is not built that way
Spaldng OF course will be blamed for the unsportsmon
like squeal which recently emanated from Chicago, when
Il was seen that AnsOn's team was likely 70 lose the
championship the League. While spaldng personally
did not start senseess TRADE against The Ne"-foik
club one James Hart salaried official oil MS aio IL
Mr. Spadng comedies with Hart then the oest tnng ior
him and for baseball az large will be for the seappoho
dictator TO dispose his baseball holdings and forever 70
retire from management OF the affairs OF the nstona
game
The Boston club has fairly and honestly won the cha
pionship OF the National League and the wild ana "oo
Western yell beitte the pennant-winners Is uhcaeu
for and unnatural Taking everything into consoera'o
the Chicagos lucky to get even second pace anu
but for great good luck in his players escaping aecue
Anson's men would have finished so high on inc
list. - =,
Cotham's unfortunate Giants finish third, whhe the
Brookyns end the season in sixth place AS cohse'
the local followers Of the game are nos enthu'
s as I'm former seasons when better records were MADE
me Phladephas are fourth, Cleveland nth, cincinnati
seventh and Pttsburg In its old position at the tail enc
~ the organization. The records as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
THE SCHEME OF AN INSANE MIND.

Kansas City, oct. 4 (special).-An Eastern news.
paper published recently interview with Andrew z.
French Of this city, in which the latter announced
scheme for relieving the distress prevailing in Europe
His plan for every American farmer TO give three
or four bushels of wheat 10 be sent the waters
that the starving thousands there might be fed The
idea was TO have IL shipped TO NewYork 10 some
trail depot, and large minded phianthopists would
have it shipped across the water His idea was that
10 900 900 bushels Of gram conld be easily raised and
that il would 90 far toward the alienation OF the Euro
pean distress 1t is learned might that Mr. French
has gone insane. lie is Of the best-known grain
men and capitalists in the West, and while he hes
always been considered the bestposted man on tho
market he has also been noted for his visionary IDEAS
Tomorrow the County Court will be asked 10 sdudgs
him insane, In order tat conservator may be ap-
pointed fos his large estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
TIE ENGLISH CRICKETERS ARRIVE.
READY TO PLAY TWELVE MEN AGAINST SIX
TEEN FROM ALL NETWORK.

READY TO PLAY TWELVE MEN AGAINST SIX
TEEN FROM ALL NETWORK.
Some great cricket will be seen to-day at Livingston
s. L. when the English team, under the caDtaincy of
Lord Hawke, will begin their game against AllNew.
York The EnglIshmen arrived at Jersey City yester
day afternoon, and were met by the Reception Com
m,tfee OF the Metropolitan District Cricket League
consisting OF W. H. Ruty, ID. A. Munro Henry Martini
Clifford G.. Turner and Il. W. sadler. They were
driven Immediately 10 their hotel and IN the evening
dined az the Manhattan Club, ms the guests of Mr.
Rutty.
All Lord Hawkes. men have improved wonderfully
since their first match philadelphia s. NJ. J. Woods
the great bowler having fully recovered from the Ill
ness which attacked him more severely Than the rest
n, the Team on their arrival here. The Englishmen
smoke I'm glowing terms Of the hospitality Of the Phil
deIpbians and Lord Hawke Informed Ifibuhe re
porter that the crowds the finest ana most In
partial that he had ever seen.
The game to-day will start at II O'CLOCK ana view
vorh will have sixteen men h. Lord HAWKES. Twelve
several Of the best men In the metropolis were pre-
vented from accepting invitations TO form the 'eip oS
buness and other reasons and IL Is consequently hot
uearIv 90 strong as IL should be. The sixteen p"Ses
are all ~ some note however, and should make gooa
npbt even II they do not win. The following Is IAe
team: =, ,r. ~ ,bo
r. O. Davies F. g. Prendergast and IL. lyeS' .. sie
N.nbattep Cricket Club j. Rose and C. II. bs' Oh tne
New Jersey Athletic Club: c. j. Armand OF Hta'en
Island: S. w. Richardson and H. "o'''''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05

Berkeley; J. e. Roberts. of Fort Hamilton; J. W..
smaIlwood and j. Matock Of Paterson; A. S. Durrant
and Archie Brown, of Brooklyn and II. Manley and f.
Snelgrove, of Kings County. This team could be i'm
proved IN many respects but in 1t rstclass
bats, while Tyers. C. II. Ellis. J. Jattock. A. Brown
and A. S. Durrant are all good bowlers.
The English twelve will be Lord Hawke, Lord
Throwley the Hon. II. MILES, II. T. Hewett. s. VI. j.
Woods c. W. Wright, X. J. Key, @. w. Ricketts,, J. II.
Horns6y, G.. W. Hllyard X. McAlpine and c. Wreford-
Brown.
The Staten Island grounds have been specially ropcd
in for the game, and every accommodation will be
afforded for spectators Rcfreshment tents have been
erected that il will be unnecessary to leave the
ground until the days play is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
THE JEROME PARK PROGRAMME.
ST. FLoRIAN AND DAGoNET TO MEET IN TIKI
CHAMPAGNE STAKES.

A highly attractive programme is offered to-day by
the New York Jockey Club. In the race for the Cham
payne Stakes Dagonet and St. Forsn meet again. The
oneeyed colt carries the same weight as when he won
the DunmOw Stakes, while Dagonet, second on that
OCCASION carries ten pounds less. Ths gives the Issue
a doubtful look. St. FlOran viii probably eat a dose
of hyOscyamus at breakfast.
Twenty three ordinary twoyear-ods entered for
the fifth race, and division may be expected II there
are not numerous Withdrawals All the races have
filed well, win be seen by glance at the entries,
which are as follows
FIRST RACE-Weter weight handicap sweepstakes, for
all ages of $50 each, only SO If declared, with 81 900
added Of which 500 second and 500 TO third.
Six furlOngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
A WIDOW KILLS HERSELF IN PARK.

Chicago, Oct 4.-People strolltng through Jefferson
Park about 1 O'Clock this afternoon noticed hand
women, dressed in black, hurrying along one Of
the walks When she reached the centre OF the park
she drew a revolver and shot herself I'm the left
breast, causing instant death. The suicide was
identified Mrs. Julia II. Seavey, English widow.
living West Adams-st At her house was found
letter to her 500, John Seavey, who lives at No.
1876 Ltchfeld-st., London, Ontario and who Is said
to be successful business man. Mrs. seavey owned
property valued at about $4,000. Her mind Is sup.
posed TO have been affected by iIheath and family
troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
Mr.. wAyAxAKER,s FAMILY ARRIVES.

Among the arrivals the steamship La TouFains
which reached dock carly yesterday. Mrs John
Wanamaker wife OF the Postmaster-General Miss Ile
wanamaker, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas b. wanamakeF, aud
Miss Minnie Wanamaker. The steamer had reached
Quarantine at 10 p. m. Saturday night and the Post
mastar.General down early yesterday morning
Revenue cutter {, his family. The whole party
started soon aftervard for Philadelphia ~ special
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
e1rNoI CO.'S THE HALE IN 1 ;O3.

Stockton, CAL, oct. AIN exercising yesterday on
the kite shaped track Marvin drove Suno half mile
in .o3 and logged full mile in 2:12 "a. lie
speeded her only on the first halfmile. Palo Alto
troted around the kiteshaped track In exercise In
track is fast and ali horsemen here predict that sunol
will beat :O6 when she is sent against the recoru.
The meeting next Tuesday promises TO DC fast'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05

fast track for the races beginning Tuesday:
The Hal Pointer Direct s the only thing talked OF
now and several thousand dollars have already been
bet even. The TALENT think the chances 80 even
that many bets will not I've laid TIL the horses nave
drawn positions. The heat places will be determined
by instantaneous photographs. All the stables navc
arrived and tomorrows trains arc expected 10 prhR
large crowds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
MR.. AND MRS. MayLEY,s SILVER WEDDING.

Augusta, Me-, Oct. GpeclaD.-Tctay was the
twentyffh anniversary of the marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Manley. The anniversary being on sunday.
no formal announcement OF IL was made, but a large
number Of people called the couple during the
afternoon 10 offer their congratulations. Among the
callers were Secretary Blpine. and his family.