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Missouri NIurderers Must Hang.

JEFFERSON CRY, NJ, Sept ?6.-In diyi-
sion No OF the supreme court motions
Tor rehearing in three murder cases were
overruled. They are Charles Sea.on Of
Lawrence county, j. II. Orrick of Iron
county and Thomas Williamson of Pettis
county. Execution in each case was set
for October 81.
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The republicans are already limiting
at the admission of Oklahoma because
they think the territory would show q
republican majority. But as to New
Mexico they are mum.
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According to the report of Census
Commissioner Porter the state of
Kansas is mortgaged for more than
its assessed valuation. The farmers
of that state are paying more a,ten-
tion to politics than to lifting
mortgages.
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decline IN eight or ten days ), or ~ Der
cent; rough and common. $50 a4.aO
mixed and packers, si.6O@4 ~; prime
heavy and butcher weights, s5.OOa5.5O:
hight, St'5@ as; pigs. si.OOa45O. Sheen
-Receipts Only about 80 and no marked
worth mentioning.
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Wheat and Corn In Iiverpoo,.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26-Wheat-Holders
oner moderately. Prices unchanged
Kansas winter IS, No. 2 spring, 9s. Flour
Holders offer moderately; prices IN
changed. Corn-Holders offer moderately;
spot and September, IS il1zd; October, Us
51sdi November, IS 45id.
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The government only pays 2 per
cent. on portion Of tie money it hiss
borrowed, yet many a poor farmer
mortgages his farm at one third its
value and pl,nks down 8 per cent.
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1t is only necessary to scan the col.
umns Of the Missouri press to learn
the high esteem in which ex-Gov.
Morehouse was held by his .ellow-ci::.
zens all over the state.
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to-day were as follows: wnear-No. !.
spring, 95'sc; No > red. 9Jiic Corn-No.
:, soc; No. 3. I3I.c; No. = yellow corn,
oi14c. Oats. No. >, .6jzc. Timothy-sI. Is
Gill. PorA-S9. S5dso.sIi<. Steam Lard
SO 81 RIbs-S.i 1.-iSi
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Flax, Rye and Castor I,eau,.

CHICAGO. Sept Enclosing prices: Rye,
cash, SIC; September. s31lc; October,
ssac. Fiaxseed, No. /. cash. 9Jc; Sep
tember, soc. Barley-September, Coo.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-Flaxseed, SEC.
Castor Beans, $l.6). Rye, Soc.
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ST. Louis.

ST. LouIs. Sept &C attic receipts 200
Market dull. Hogs-Receipts. 1000
Marhet Sow; fair to choice heavy, Sl.9oa
ooo' mixed si3Oai-9J; Workers, $4,000
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept :6.-Cattle - Receipts,
1000, and about all natives. As Is usual
on Saturday business was light and
prices showed little or no change as com
pared with yesterday; common and medi.
UNI natives. rangers and Texans are selling
Tor the lowest prices this year and nearly
as low as the lowest of last year Good
native steers are not any too plentiful and
are lower than the early part of the
week. Cow stock and all grades OF butchers
down to low water mark. Hogs-Receipts,
1000: slow and SC TO I0c lower. making a
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Sherman and Foraker are making
a fsh: to elect the majority to the
coming legislature d Ohio, but the
probability is strong that both will Re
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receipts at Chicago to-day-Wheat, go
cars; corn, 239; oats, 229 cars.
Estimated receipts to-morrow-w Wheat.
~ cars; corn, SO cars; oats, go cars /:
hogs, 2l,ODO.
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The Oulsan ndin- / L.

WASHINGTON. Sept 26. There =, yet out
standing -, iI:.fVu # the ~ PEI .-sa: loas
which has not ye; L. u continue. o. re
deemed. The time for re,iccmin., or re
funding them exp;rss Sert.si. The GOV.
eminent deposits 10 ns;iouai hanks tav,
now been reduced e s.s.'t:,->
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Sheep-Receipts, 1907; shipped yester.
Gay, LOG. The market was nominally
steady.
The following are representative sales
- e.. "a 325 32 - asa
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when some men nav the
preacher they feel as though they
were paying a gas bill.-Ram's
Horn.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 2G.-Cattle-
Receipts i.0s4; calves. 49,; shipped yester.
day, ESP. The market was quiet and
steady.
The following are representative sales:
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st. Louis.

ST.. Louis, Sept Enclosing prices OF
to-day: Wheat-Cash, 9311c; September,
9ihc; October, sisec: December, 9sszc;
May, si.o4. Corn-Cash, 5oSlc; Sep
tember, 5oS!c; October. 1850; year, 3s5zc;
May, $3.50. Oats-Cash. a,c; September,
2'Sc; October, 2.i,ic: May. 3J5,c.
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pr PIES. b.ack-heads, red. rough, Oh spped and
! In oily skin cured By the CrrIcrRA soar.
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disappointed and that the democrats
will have control of that body.
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The Missouri Worlds Fair COM
issioners are engaged in the very
|udable work work of creating an
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The Chicago Cash Markets.

CHICAGO. Sept. 60 Closing cash prices
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tISSOURI AT THE WORLDS FAIR
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Hogs Receipts 5,05; shipped yester-
day, 6i9. The market was duh and steady
to sc lower.
The following are renresenfatiro s,Io..
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for Infants and Children.

"Cassor'a $50 well adapted to children that
irecommend it As superior to any prescription
Known to i-ie." II. A ARCHER, MD,
Ill So. Oxford ST.. Brooklyn, Ny.
The sun., 1891-12-16
Tillistra,l Failed 70 Appear.


twas after midnight when the WILLIAMSBURG Ash-
tic Associations great boxing tournament terminated
yesterday and the most terrific lighting this
son delighted house packed full Of spectators It was
athoroughly spprecistive crowd too The only draw
back to the tourney the failure Of Fred strand
of tho wsst Side Athletic Club to appear and meet
Harmon Of the Pastims Athletic Club in "spsoal" :"
three.round bout which the W. A. 4 had arranged The
crowd did not appreciate the state Of AFFAIRS and could
not understand why the men were not put on. Iilis
wn; n!s e
s; ,S1sss sissa NM
aid Ps.sns 1 man, ss % shs lights & vsPs @ dow d ."
rIed surns ngnIed up the results OF the tourney In
Special Bsnts@.wsishs c,ass-wini.m Brsanss. VII.
OF Ss g. s1s s
.sSSd spseiiE Elf fs..h.rwsi,h. cass l1s
~ msS iosfss % Si and Ssna Eaais Goushn
y 6Sa nrs: tss
specialweisht Olass. 17S Pcunds-w. ysies Acorn 4
A. % wop n..s prise HssstHs H Gassses srookly1
two terrific 6Ehts shorttsi broke his tSamh sss put
Up Mest ns6t Hs got second prt,s. bestins Harsey
uspse!.i Lsh.G:xsishs ,Ss y Sl.s 1as rsuna.-y.pss r
ssT Ss
ond prize Jack Frey. W. A. forfstng to him too the
.sPsoisi wslter.wsishs CA..-Dsnny Kssfs. west End
A; Of srookiyn 4 e.. EettinE second honors
sdS e.
The sun., 1891-12-16
BACKWARD xrxgxAzra
Prslinsnery Skirnishlne In the Bssehan
Cenfsrsnes ~ 1naianapelis.

Prslansnary ekirraashlng In the Basehan
Cesfsrs.se ~ Hnaianapelis.
IwprANApo1n. Dec 15.-The baseball situs-
tion has been In tangled condition all day
long. Meetings were announced at various
hours, but when tho time came somebody had
not appeared and further postponements were
made This afternoon there was but one Inn
portsnt man who was not here and he 10
President N. E Young OF the League. The
noon trains brought IN A Il. Soden
and w. n. Conant Of the Boston League
Club. @ A. Prince Of the Association
club Of the City OF Culture. b. R Won der
Horst OF Baltimore. John b Day and J. j.
c siz o Psssasat
Az dass ;:s oS q bsss Rouse g
:SSs; sSS sSs ]; ass atbess &:
the two meetings. and shortly before q O'clock
ses AssP0la'ng az gasss %''r
s Us fass ssss %s s
$:s.ss Ss ssssss r.;
AZ 7ts': nS sSR4sse Nsss Il sGn 81
g make, and md then x Gspcss q eaOthss meeting
O'CLOCK passed. ana there nao peen ~
AZ late hour the League men got together.
There may be an Association meeting later In
the night, but prominent members think that |
nothing VIII be done until to-moEroy; The
Chicago delegates are fighting with all their
strength the tWeive-oiub league scheme, but |
% not opp2ss The appointing Of commbitHtSe mba ZEE
Es 4s:Ssas %sms aHss %s
Why Tty vsntSss ipclud,nS Sem Ha. M9rtSn d9 tSa
GEe Fss
lsntatiyse are President Born and A. B. Cohen.
whether school Keeps OF not It is wiling to |
50 ahead and become . part Of the twelye-SluR
the Old stand or it is willing TO give up its |
fraAehise and BE- reipbnrsed without profit
from those Of the Chicago Association direc. |
tori. who want big money for their franchise.
the prospective profit OF next sea-
son. Columbus is alter the bird in the hand. /
and Chicago IL after the Two in the bush.
The sun., 1891-12-16

The bi-annual masters national tournament
Of the British Chess Association will take place
In January. According to the schedule this
event ought to have como OF In this month.
A team Of Cambridge University visited the
British Chess Club the other day and. after
highly interesting match. they left London de-
The CITY Chess Club was last week the scene
90 3f one Of tn the most remarksbls % chess Per; per-
Curnock we're PLAYING sixteen games blind
f2ldsd: LomaH en9ountersd Oh citZ men: men:
found four. opponents. Each. master had Q
sspsrste teller sos calling put the W2yss;; a.:
pSysr eo 6% nsW q s once o
Xhloh board move was made By his opponent
The performance ended IN ysritabls sriumRh
following results: Lomsn. won =, lost ], drew
]: MorIsa. A won 8. lost q. drew 1; ournock. Won
The sun., 1891-12-16

Capt lresey Scores . Deeisivs vSseery u
the Carteret Gun Ciub 0ropnAs.

Capt Money Scores . Decisive vls1ary ~
the Carteret 0un Ciub oropnAs.
week ago Tuesday. at the Larohmont Gun
Club grounds. Capt A. w. Money killed 20 pig
cons while L T. Davenport was slauRhtefing
73. The birds wero remarkably strong. and
the poor shooting was attributed to that fact.
Davenport said he had never done such poor
shooting. and expressed the belief that the
next time they met he would defeat
the EnRlishman. They came together
yesterday at the grounds Of the
Carteret Gun Club. and whep the last trap had
been sprung Money had total Of 90 dead
birds to his credit. while Davenport was COM
pelied to be satisfied with 80. It simply
Il ss sen 81 @ssS sy sac so~
to be convinced. The conditions were unfa-
SS5sss g sSs sSr H Ssn
against the marksmen gave. them some adj
xsasss Wss S sde s S oa s Tbs S. %ss
Eise and lfty yards boYnasry. Rr: Shields
hanIdled han DayenWpcrt. W and Capt Money was
Among the potable spectators was z. D. Full
ford. Harvey MsMprchy Of syEsouse. RE J.&
sSSds &disrd EDDY. SYn GSariss Winssr S VI 4
ssasr: sHHs SeSi Al 1sSaSn Apssa 1S fHsiey r. mi.
chester. I. Hyde. 4. II. Keller.
Davenport shot with 7x.pound Le Fevre
gun. loaded with 45 grains Of e O ppWder Ia
both barrels and 1N ounces Of shot In " 4 &D.
Shells Capt. Mohey's gun is 7x-pound Il. q.
ID. shells.
Davenport was unfortunate in having six hit
birds drop out Of bounds. while Money only
lost one In that manner. However. the Eng.
sR and shs s e liz Hs
opened By killing ,twenty-iour straight and
was never headed In the race.
came down in response 70 two barrels Days1.
he landed with one charge. Davenport's nth
was swift straight driver that got away With
twenty sixth and twenty seventh birds. both
strong left qusrtering DRYERS His seye1ty:
his ninety-fith and ninety-sixth birds.
Davenport lost nerve after the first twenty
Ave and shot raggedly. His forty-nrst bird
dropped within bounds but got away when
follows:
The sun., 1891-12-16
ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE NJ 4. q
The Beard or Governors Criticises the
"Kickera" OF the Club.


"Kickers" OF the Club.
rns annual mseting Of the Manhattan Athletic Club
on Monday night not brought to close until 30
O'Clock yesterday morning. Despite the rumors no
motion made TO sseeds from the Amateur Athssio
Union showing that the foundation OF the report was
Sn =:
z;
e g T; i s::s sss g::! Ss s. .:s
;Ss:s !:
&: ssss:s s.sS = "
g g sss va.
taken soXsrd the close Of the meeting and yielded
frssldsnt Cam submitted long annual report be.
hs q ne Board Of Governor the pertinent portions
q :nse !ss s1s social
rs 81 Is 8 sss!ss f
ely 20 np ~: so
~ ~ *
"a 3 s.: sss Ssa:s s:!.:s sSSsS ss:a
IL QlQ one yoAI oSO. A WAttoS OF pnIHmOuuS lmpVt'
tanoe with the club house and ts running
:" e S0s a. a.
club needed. in addition to placing its then undis
seSuSl 70 About SiisooO Tor tho purpose Of
hquidatin4 its then Indebtedness. and an ehort
nc1.s:
howsysr come forward in any large nun6srs and take
scrip vas taken and paid for, Ths greatest burden
which the oovsrnors and notably few Of the ofcsrs
Of the euh haye been Obliged 70 carry since April has
hen sns and and ss'ns to
Your Board has percsiyed with deep regret that
sSsis visSs SSd eritioism Of the club management in
the press. Such not In keeping with what 10
reSsrdsd ~ true club spirit and behavior. especially
when you c0nsder what 10 in every instance the fact
that the informant conceAs his Identity and refuses to
dsoloas H. and hides himself behind the reporter the
sditor There could seem to be good reason for
fnstng 10 fAthsf the one gives or tho crt
tcinm makes upess either the DO false
the criticism be known to have foundation only IN
imssination or what perhaps u still even worse In
sH any member differs in opinion with the Board Of
Governors with the club club matter Or
II any member has any club grievance. regard to
be his club duty to avoid not favor publicity in the
public prints and elsewhere. but to seek his relief in
only proper way before the Bosrd Of Governors
be thought that they preJudeod In the matter
then TO the club ITSELF where Justice certainly be
had; and that any member not willing to dispose OF any
grievance critctsm which he may have in this man
nsr is not worthy 70 retain msmbership In the club"
The sun., 1891-12-16
Ws.sn's Bsw,,.s To.....s.A

when II Vas nrst PROPOSED 70 havs vomsns bowling
tournament In ths city. early IAss spring the sehsms
seemed queer 70 all followers Of the CANA Mrs HaEde
was tho originator Of the tournament and Il was only
after many days Of hustling that abe secured the
CURED number Of clubs % participate Nfs Hafds
elected President and not long ase had an interview
With Mr. 0swaA 0ttendosfsr who finally consented 70
donate p.i..s e Scwl. o. shs a.y &c 1n.!
huItling could DO she would shov the men that It.
nament on the ssms Ssss tSsf ossE sIs
played. This wss Last winter. Hrs Hsrds has fuifed
iSi: ~ as.a: :.psess 70 hsv. &: n:os::.fy
These nftssn .samA cemposnd Of tan bovIers %
Ga%s. wan 20 rolled ths Central TaIp vsrsin snsyr
Beginning Jan L g:mss ~ b relied every Tussd.y
:rS G q a. sna g s.
nit,es . have ths Sox!sIs e unfSI% each team g
have e. date paid money asyminis
6is, @ hClah%soisf % ana Iushyioi ne PiosIs.., IaSs
above clubs hail from this city Brooklyn. and Hoboksn
The sun., 1891-12-16
Rowe. ana elsbo.. .. we-h.

NEv oaLSASs. Dec. 15.-Andy Bowen. the light weight
champion Of Louisiana who II matched light Austin
Gibbons in the Metropolitan Athletic Club Dec. 2o
according 70 Police Gass rules for 1900 is training
at LscourA at the West End. Mrs. Bowen watches the
pugilist nsht the bag and do the bulk OF his indoor
work and she takes deep interest in Andy exercises
Bowen 10 giutton for work. walks and runs twelve
miles or more day. punches the bag skps the rope
spars boat and utEes almost every bit OF time
between meals As to the meals bowen eschews vege-
tables eats plenty OF and bread with bottle
Of Ale et each sitting, and his appetite 10 enormous
The Light weight now weigii lsI pounds. and does
hs Hrncpa as;ss " . e b. strong and h.s
Hsn: Y mTsssnhesns ne arms chest .houldsrs and
SSsy ns every cSmIsnd IN n The M s.s!ciss ye them
I.|oS. ssrond. .nd teachers. and proposes 20 % hi
his dsas in everything and is Keeping his left
band a busy a. his right with view Of making Il
bbcn. z training st Robertson's ct 9sy St Lopi,
ube, In company with Jenny Carroll, BOB PtSxs!m.
mons, and Gem Gibbons There has NOT been much
speculation the Bowen Gibbons contest: ueitheY
w there b until The Mysr and Carroll hght /. decided
OF that event Bowen win DO the in the betting
The sun., 1891-12-16
3os15fissis5sislaii1s43i5--ssss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DAVENPORT.
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures

The flight Of birds is shown as follows:
Money-straight driyers II: right auarterins drivers
=: LETT guaftertns drtverh Z; nsht Quartefes. III
Quarterins ineomer.. 3; Straight inoomef., II.
drtvera 81 left guartering dityeri l2 Ieht quarter
8: sft 5: strsiSht incosnerS IL
Money used two barrels nfty.two times while bavsnp
port empioysd them thirty nvs times.
At the conclusion Of the match Fulfcrd save
AZ exhibition. and missed eight out Of eleven
oVing TO the gathering Darkness
In addition to his work as trapper, Philip
lnmbreyer, the vinegary superintendent Of
the Carteret Club 9roundss has saddled him
self with the arduous task Of endeavortpG to
on those grounds.
The sun., 1891-12-16
FLEETFOOTED ONCE AGAIN.
ONONDAGA,S SON BEATS AUTOCRArS
FAST RUNA QUARTER OF A sECONn

Trisgie Beaten Back to Third Place IN the
lAeht-weiGht Rsce-O. r. n. - TO 4
ehot-sssnterer Wins the Hssdicsp.
: The novel sight OF sprinkline winter track
was seen at GuttenburR yesterday before the
racing began. Faster time was made than on
Monday. Once Again. favorite In the second
race. running the ak and half furlongs In
INK. beating Autocrat's remarkably fast race
on Monday. at the same distance. quarter Of
ssecond.
Bsckers Of favorites had their tickets cashed
In four races. bookmskers taking their best
inning In the third race which was won By o.
p. B.. . 20 to shot.
King HaEem. first choice In the opening race.
won In o bruisinG finish By head from Cath
crime B.. Biz Rae an open length behind. third.
o. 2. b came at the finish in the third race.
beating Tssso By q neck. Lxzetta half lap
nT Tss:s sss SE e% ysfss Sns IL as
xiTsls s|c:s = III tSird ES9@S:apds @ II dc!isI:
fisttsry: THnsie losing second place By q
Ffrehy. the iavorite. finished the rattline
neas ss SnDEshe hi third sSm
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500 for beaten horses: selling; thtseauartsrs
Af.ons stssss sS ss,.s q King Hsss BY King
Til sysns Oh. m, Si.nsiine j, = i0i lI;iiinj
fss = q:
s Z; s: EHf ssss: S.ls I; c:sss:; :ss ::s
THE SECOND RACE.
p! Purse % sacS: selling @ &. and & hsf fS,!oos. % s..
sscl Gs.is ios .sSsn.on} @ = :;
Ii$s I:$s 4. ssss's s:: ii sSs s;!s.!s:,
ss:S. ss: Sss:.: pss :ss sts,; ak
THE THIRD RACE.
ss z !: ;sEHE ss saH.sn
xssSsn s.:si.: Is;;SS ioi Il, Esnn;j:::::::::
ssSS Ssss Sss: ss:
ran.
E:.s z.;s.. s..s .ss .sIs
THE FOURTH RACE
Purse Purse % MsSoo q han handicap: mile and furlong.
wfsFTy ToI1s,s RsEas 1]S HS. q Eg Esssggsnl
s,ssiz knSss ESss M y g. i ss,ss and
also ran. ~ -. -
s..t,n.-s,ss. to TINA nssins, ihs'sE sEsun..r.r to MIN.
Archer 10 70 vsSs Husasis paid ssss saoo ssso
THE FIFTH RACE.
rIrss 500 10 pound, below the scale; nys furiene
A:a: Ssii; 81. Si:niSshsni::::!
Volunteer H.. Lakewood. fagot Wendswsy. and
BhotovsS also ran |
s.,,,,,.,.,,, r1'tn. Time 1921 y.,,.,x r. =, min
gle. tol9n. Ausufs paid $3.50 s7.os. Ss.sA
THE SIXTH RACE. 49, !
Pure 500: selling: seven furlongs.
feiiss ioI TissnS a. a,: " -. c.e-
DaLsb Bohemian. 9. 106 u. Doane(.: .:.."..:
srsss K9s prines G EaEard a. 81 John ayda
Time. 1:2oN l
sassa.a 70 S.sss s.s s :ss y S
The sun., 1891-12-16
Ts-say'sE sE.sries 1t 0.tss.s.rs.

First Rsce-Ihree- quarters Of . mills; for maidsns
Ittle Willie. Loyeorafs 122; Naboelish. Speudau Aee.
Sfs ota:sds S = a1S: Alarm ss: i1 auii:n kstsr'
Kss.ina 9ttavs csymsn. ia
fsndans Inferno BallArat Marty B., KingstocE, 122,
DSfangos ExTa. SoWsry. Repeater. 119: Nit Young
is,sa s;S;s s;ss; fq,,Snss ysssest sg.ndo,,as
9iss soiS IDS: ssxi% aiy. fanS.nSi.. Rsbl 1. 1ozs
bykestol. Blitsen, 115; Ninhansett. .112.
Ssxt AutoeEst 11S: Dalsyuan. 11os Insight 1o0i
tifth Rsos-ssning; nye fprlones. Havkstone ston-
SnStSn stsIa GeysdA Estee. FitEroy. Houston, 122,
Alssiae aoe; noSgsl q. Asr.eL 1os: dsoFHe p. So:
szese f.sa fo7 9n9 xs. 1Ss Sn,. Dse g. 1871 1871
Qhe.tFsssA lolI surpluA W q d, RushnGht Apollo
The sun., 1891-12-16

| sS'e.''''~~ - ~ oosi Aosslsssssss ~ 20 JOe
s saa sss sss :ss ss sss sss
RE ,T%p,.SsC S Hs1s,n HsmsH and p Holman soorsr-EJ
NV sas : 4 af Ts.f Eco 4s Boom,nsa.. ,4
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The sun., 1891-12-16
News from the Hors. wo-,s.

Ed Graves d Co: Of Lexington have sold to
Henry Simons OF Louisville the chestnut geld
By Harry O'Fallon. Price $3.50
Capt T. Alexander Hardy Of Logansport,
Ind. has bought of G. &c p. Cecil. Danyille.
dam BY Mambrino Startle. Price $1,000.
R H.-Tristan ran the Metropolitan Handi-
CAP. one mile and an eighth. in ! :51K. beating
Buren, eaeh hold the record at one mile and a
John z. Madden Of Lexington has sold TO
Arken. 2years. BY limp. Decelver. out Of Katie
Bowling; bX Tom Bowling. and the bay colt
Price private. but known to be fairly high.
The stables at Clifton were almost deserted
z year ago. when racing was stopped at the
horses there. Many, came from GLOUCESTER.
There 10 e prospect that racing may be re.
election proving that majority Of the citizens
IN Passstc county are In favor Of racing.
The sun., 1891-12-16

FinsH healthy specimens Of German manhood and
womanhood htting exponents Of tho Turn vsrsin sys
tenn Of physical education grscsd the stage Of the Ter
race Garden on Sunday night An sppreciAve crowd Of
over 1000 persons watched the movements Of the
agile gymnasts. An were assembled to make the an.
nual exhbition,oe the New York Turn versin Bloom
ingdale PLEASING success The hrst event Of
novel In G.ys s. IaStIi.sS M psifsss
physs., cnurs 3 .hs sssass x.ss g
lspIessntsd After ~: the Physical isad.u. nsrrsn
ticats bar and dumb bell exercises The siris class In
oAlsthenire warmly received. J. Hornback and O.
Ruf sneaged nIst IN ths exercise alter
ssnS.g sn ,hn Sirs: Ut sTps
and L hsisr went through ;sWs ddasut .Sa arrni
b: fancy SInS swnE.s +: ,ee:,ysS :uss
Tor hts sxcs.ns a WORK. rs: ls ,snSr a
class q boy. gave coed ex6ieton under nc leader
times he could do the giant swing Glade has record
The oi ths lsdies Glass In club swing
wh graSs A. nd qn Sy q.
Ing pyramids concluded the interesting exhibition.