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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-06

William B. Stanley. stevedore of the Wick
man Coal Company. PA East Thirteenth
street, observed four men carrying coal in a
bag from tho comrany's yard on sunday and
caused their arrest. They gave their names
ma John Fettrich. 30. OF BIB East Twenty
third street; John Kelly 25. OF 3l4 Avenue A.
and Thomas Cook. -. OF on. East Twenty
third street. and were held for trial in the
lorkville Court yesterday.
Charles Wickmnn. secretary OF the company
testified TINT coal thieves carried Off hundreds
OF tons yearly. q bagfull at II time. tho com
pany's loss from this source last year having
been over 300 tons,
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Joe Donoghue Will Meet All or tho Cham.
pi0ns.

EEwBURGH. n. Y. Dec. ga despatch from
the Normaunin Skating Club Of Minneapolis
to Joe Donoghus states that A. ID. Norseng.
the Norway champion. would arrive there
about Dec. Is. and was anxious to race Joe for
$1,000 a side.
Donoghue left here on Friday for Minneapo-
lis. and will arrange his own races there. Joe
has notified Alex. g. Franklin OF New York.
who claims to be the champion lone. distance
days Sun to skate him race OF 100 miles for
purse g, pc sEbscribed. that no purse Will be
500 10 81 900 side. he can he COON m odated
for any distance from Ave to 500 miles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-06

Joseph Eicha. 10 years old. OF 33G East
Sixtyilrst street. was arraigned In the York
Vile Police Court yesterday. On Sunday night
he waylaid nve-ycnr- old Frank Horn Of $40
Fast Sixty. first street Horn had some money
IN his hand and Eichn hit the childs fingers to
make him drop it. The young highwnyman
was turned over to tho care Of the Gerry Soci-
cty until his trial AT the General Sessions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-06

Just above the arch OF the boat house near
the East Drive and Seventy-lourth street. in
Central Park n man shot himself dead at $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon: He put pistol
bullet through his head. lie was George H.
avenue street ear conductor and he lived with
his " ife and two chi! dren at ~ East. Third
street. He lost his place on Thursday last on
account OF a.Iuarrel he had had with a pms
senger. and he had not beer. at home since
Saturday morning His body is in the Morgue.
In Moser's pocket was a paper. on which
was written in pencil to his wife:
DEAR LzziE: You will forgive. Good.by
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italian New.pnp~r Men Arrcs,-d

Felice Torci and his nephew. Francesca.
editor and cashier respectively OF LEcD
"'Nafo. were arrested yesterday on charge
OF criminal libel on tho complaint of Carlo
1;arsOtti. proprietor Of n Irogrcsso Hnio-
im.rca"0. The cause % the suit is an article
that appeared in L. Ern n Ii0nn few days ago
which reflected upon Harsotti'S character The
prisoners each furnished $500 bail for trial.
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The American Tro,t-r In England.

LONDON. Dec. 5.-Ths late Duke OF Mari.
borough took the greatest interest in the de-
velopment OF the American trotter. and short
~ before his death wrote au article on that
subject. which is to-day published In the Lire
stock Jomnd, He says:
me general use Of ,ro!cIs IN ENGLAND would revolu
Leone necessary to build carriages after the Amer
iientnsss. and excellence or ,n.nn,ac;nre. English:
Msno w' pnu f%p l'nT 1" m he four n
GsSIss leads 70 dishonest practice. which are dic
,n Mi%.y e hnfi:nm.n VIII meyer take the same
on nc
, "s ,@ 50 iipIr'an ,e1a q animal.
pots.ss srss and dams OF value.
anp.r.trd until mos ,rotsrs a.. mport.a and Their
pert. herame more generally Known, the value OF
won!d be incalcuable. ~
The late Duke PAYS a warm tribute TO the
and "ttrhptes to tie knGnsss an n mHsi
animals. He says:
tps ~S ".. a G SoEs b Intro
f s n",2e breeding and Esspnx than any other
Secretary Tracy COr,ects u Misstatement.
WASHINGTON. Doc. 5.-Secretary Tracy makes
THIS statement with reference to the interview
published In regard to the trotting horse:
was entirely misunderstood by the gen.
teman VINO interviewed me as to the SUI 6jcct
q ne tro',lnG horse when he makes mo say.
time. and not very far in the future. That - tbs
runner. $50
never dreamed Of any such thing, and I
never entertained any such views. Portions
Of the balance Of that interview are reported
correctly. ana others are tho opinions Of the
The Secretary SAYS that while no has great
faith In the future poss abilities OF the trotter
yet he does not believe that tho running horse
will ever DO surpassed for speed.
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Rolled. on Saturday evening, on the alleys Of
Bowling Games Tonight.

AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Glendale vs.. Gotham; Gotham vs. Pleasure: Pleasure
Va Glendale.
AMERICAN AMATEUR BOWLING UNION.
Section B. Subdivision 1-Bauhelor Bloomtngdale.
Dioomin Rdale alleys.
Section B. subdivision S-stan, ard Va Astoria A. C.
at standard alisya
section q, Subdivision 2-Nameless va waverley. at
Eameless alleys
ANArFuR ASSOCIATION.
Elizabeth Va Westheid, at Elizaboth alleys
wHEELnES's LEAGUE.
Manhattan Bicycle Club Union County Roadsters.
at Manhattan Bicycle club alleys
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To-day. En,r,c. ut Guttenbu,r

First Rnca-Purse S4oo; for beaten horses; selling:
nve,e,Rhtls OF mile. Tnttier, l2:: ken~ God. ll9:
Lauresian, 10. Common seuse. l1G. Macaul.y. llI:
Radiant liz: saiyn no ,;;ny lock 11o Defanlter.
town. ITO: shotoyer 40; IaurenskA. lu7.
Second Rhce--Purse SiCo. selling: siA and half
turi9ngs Airp!ant: 40: Burlington. 1os PoIyd0ra.
IO: Headlight 80. I.aliah. 81.
Third Raco-Purse 5000 live and half fur!ongs
Blit--n. III: Bel Deinonio. ll2. Riot. IO7: Mabel
81. nn, !O ';reenwich; ~: Tatsry. 49, feurette. ~.
Fourth Racefrrse $500 for two year. ods: selling;
fye.eienths Of u unite Mis-. Fisher. 1902; Helen. 90;
fGge, ~: lrian colt 30 ondawa 81 Maria colt. -.
mile ndn nsnlsmin ~; zenohia: 10: cneldnr !0s
Glitter H. 1o1; Bellen. lo5: Electrical colt. Y3
sixth Race-Pnrse $500: selling ono mile. West.
chester. llB: siy George H. loi Uuartermnster lOl
Sir Rae, W; Cascade, US: Violet 5. 81.
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Racing Results at Gloucester,

ILoUcEsIrR. Dec. First Race-Fvs eiQhtbs OF q
lui'e. Acio,an FIRST Shamrock second Lady Worst-r
tn:ri. Time :0iip
SECOND Race Thfseluarters Of "a mile Maree frat
~. u second. Lindsay third Time. 20.
Eh'rh Race-;s.x and ont'half furongs Jack of Dis.
mnihs tir-t S!nMber scronG. Apollo third Time 30
Fourth isarc-six and one haif furiongs Lost star
htst. ~ Tcr,ence second. Martei third. Time 20
t!tth Nace-one mile nreut Guns hrst. Pelham sec.
Ond. chopl boy third Time. :5I.
sixth R1ce-SiN and one half kLrlongs. John Lack.
land first, Queen dor seconj. Shakespeare third.
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Secretary Tracy Correct. u AiIs.tntemen,.
Dixon willing 10 Meet Baxter.

There Ia q likelihood Of George Dixon and Bill Baxter
Of England meeting In the roped square. Baxter ac-
eording TO cable despatch has deposited forfeit
arrange u match with the dusSy champion. when
Tom oRourke, Dlhons manager: was seen last night
III reference Ia this he said; II have not
Officially whether Baxter has p"sisd m"ney 10 night
brTgt or huI ut u pins out TO b. true viii ri
Ih "rcT u ana arrange match Tor June next on the
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UP AND DOWN ON THE HILL.
THREE FiVORTTES WIN, AND THEN
OUTSIDERS TAKE THEIR TURN.

Lord Harry. rlay or Pay, and Early BIOS
som Ehrich tho Taient-Freexer, Ecarte
and Tasso Reward Players OF Long shots
Tho track on tho hilltop yesterday was GOV
cred with layor OF sticky mud that tried the
stamina OF the horses from end to end. A
hustling crowd in the betting ring kept the
bookmakers busy The first three races
proved rich placers for the talent. and then
their luck turned to facers which scnt them
homo s.aECering
rally on Lord Harry sent the colt to the
rost nm odds on favorite the first dash. Lord
Harry took the track in tho homcstretch and
heat Woodchopner second choice. for tho
S hs nma INK Il Fl The second
at about. oven odds, The pair fought II out at
the nisLi Play or Pay slutching the purse by
ther money s Blossom the Third race
nt odds on. Early blossom bloomed in front
Then came a series OF top.ioity, .tumbles:
r"es asl bS Rs
lOto shot: st. John. odds on fuyorite in the
NTH race. mile and half on the fiat. In place
parts Of a length from st. Luke. The regulars
on 'vardse in tho last race. vardee got away ns
well in tho rear and remained there. TassO.
second choice; leading all the way and winning
FIRST RACE
Purse s4oo. for len,en horses; six and a half fur.
b. !; Csd,san's b C. lord Harry. 4, by Fonso-Pun.
%hnl.nsc o. y. Bolivar, 81 ". Penny. 800. 9
rsrato Lilr H. and AdsIs,,a colt also ran TINE
against Bolivar. TO Woodchopper.
SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000 for ,woye0r old non winners: FIVE and a
Rtis.rs hr { Play or Pay. by sensation -chnmois
T. Msc"rn,ts. e. e sr Ke Im III Ct Flynn
RAJ. . s "o, ..a nppy Mas ss?
Sir Richard, even money. spot, 4Otol.
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500; selling: four and = BALI fnrongs.
d. McCormicks Early Blossom. 4, by rizsaro-
W. cotton Dr. e Gladiator o. los IMc Derinot. :
ia Jester zns.T "fsa Ms D. and
Mar[ ~ also ran. Time. o:,,1t Be!t,ns-lwC to on
FOURTH RACE.
Fuse $500: selling: ono mills anu a furlong
" Bradley ~ Y. Freezer, 4. by stArtie-Matte H..
D. A. Honigs br. h. Prince Fortunatus. aged. liz
j. Murr.y.b c. ,iI-nrchy. j. io4 tMcDerno,tt... ;
Sir Rae a'L tron,ennc also ran. Time 2:0ax Het.
tniIatGs. 7 to ! against G!eniochy.
FIFTH RACE.
Handicap: purse $500; one mile and a half
}. l,ewi;,Jrs b. Z. Eear:e. g. BY fioOd.rann!e
s. Lo;c's CHI. 6. ST. Luke nstd i5s tt;re.n
c1P r.. H e si.sss en- M.nrs' no O. Lewis
;5.a psTns SsaiS.: Esaris Ste . ST. - luke. 10
SIXTH RACE.
Purse <tooi selling. seven fu,langs.
Khafnn stnbl,s b. .. Tasso, 8. by Aiecrine-Shnta
Lucia. a Uriitn o..,......,.l
Fo' f.ss ~. EG F,sSs - " ti .'.
sot , ray E"sS ra,l.s AZ. naa sM,nsr"na ana
1sssc, sp6. Power. J: to ]: Frank L.. IL toll.
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SIste rhOOd of the Holy Communion.

The certificate Of incorporation OF the Sis
terhood OF the Holy Communion was fled yes
terday in the County Clerks Office. Its pur-
poses are the care Of the sick. the relief of the
poor. the education OF children. and other
works Of charity: The trustees are Henry
Mottet. Louisa II. Ogden. Mary Rhineland or
Calender Julia Chalmers. Frnncis NJ. Bacon.
James h. Oracle. ana John i. Pine
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CHICAGO. Dec. 6-Ah Kennedy to-day received from
the olympic Club An Offer OF 5000 purse for night
pst~esh Billy Ayer and Dick Burgs, Tomorrow
kennedy will visit hyer In srsAtor where the latter 10
ra,niny Tor his Saturday night with Jack McAuns
,hn .onSuH hm IN reference to the oneE Kennedy
allow Mysr 10 sigu until he learns the weight and
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Fret Rnce-Four and a hnlf furlongs. Belle ~ first
Ia tinrt and second toree Cake third. Time O:,6la
, nrsohh i.ace-tiye fnr.nngs Avon Dor hrst. Wild
SInnownr second. Black Beauty third. Time o.
:hHu Hncs-rhrer iourths of u mile. Dan liong
1881 '' ~ S '"''"' ''"'e'
Fourth Race--Six and half furlonps Glenrush first.
Adr:enns xrc0n !. Van Iaudt third. Time ! 22il '
Firth Race-five.elghths o. a mile. Fob Lyle first,
Oora Nay second. Mount McGregUr third. Tune OF ~
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Picking Henry Preserved Smith.

..'INc1NNArI. Dec. 5.-The Presbyterian
teachers were much agitatcd this morning
yer the report that Stated Clerk Swiggett had
declared publicly that Henry Preserved Smith
, would be picked before they got through with
the sub iect Of investigation. The Rev MrSwig.
time ''>
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Odds snd Ends or Sports 9.

The following special was received from Iresidept
nharles Dickson OF tho Olympic club. New Orleans
Yesterday az the io Gossn. once Peter MAheTt
lrsh champion defeats Joe Goddard sign him to s et
s"e ChoynsAi or frank slay,n for purse OF $500
u zoe oIdard defeats Peter haher. sign GODDARD to
tsi! 'hal " crl 10. purse Of $l.vDo 20 light IN
~
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BOWLING ON MANY ALLEYS.
Exciting Games Relied by Sturdy Bowiers
the Lenaing T0urnaHents.

The opening game In the American National Tourna
ment at tho 0ermaniA Assembly Room alleys. last
aght. between the Fifth Ward and Empire teams Kept
every spectator OH anxious sea. until the hns ball
was rolled and then the rifh Wards were declared
victors BY seven pins. The Golden Eods younsstsrs
also bowled with The Fifth wards ana Empifss Tue
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Our Bowling Club opened their twelfth season of
Tennis Court euilanH az West Forty street Tho
Tendance OF members was not up to expectations,
the husasrn fully made up for this Ing
Tho club decided not to enter of tho leagues this
The result OF their opening games fol.
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vHANys.
Fifth ward "a lsa c45 800 at 44a BIG 800 aal 7sS
Umpire ,.' rs iI5 222 3l5 SaI 453 $50 6s8 6Ii los
Cmpire-IIenry schroeder. scOrers-i. J. sohsuerer
Xverags-Fimh Ward. 1863; Empire. Isl sc.
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The Echo Club defeated last night by the Ansona
team In the Brooklyn srries Of the Amerc Am ateur
Bowling Union. on Fuchs alleys on Seventh avenue.
Ninth street, The score
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SECOND CANE

franklin -. 90 1873 cHs 1913 Al J0S 100 sol 100 94<
Volunteer 10 l52 22U 2S4 3iy 445 5l0 6s2 GH1 IA
Umpre-Henry liinck. scorers-Lous stein ana H.
lierriI ann. .. ..-
Averase-Franklin. 1853 4.5: Volunteer. l%s +.5.
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Volunteer rs 14o 2Io 27a S57 427 604 57T 500 70s
orchard - lat 23l $40 <Sl COS ois 66l lo5 $50
rmpire,-l Hincl. scorers-H. Dieckmann and r.
Ste aid.
AveraEes-vo luuteer I4l 80: Orchard. 1905.
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A, Elizabeth Friday night the Union County Road;
tsra defeated the RoEella Caaino team by over 800

Al Elizabeth Friday night the Union County Road,
stsrs defeated the Rosele Casino team by over ooV
pins The scoret - ..,-
Tnien Comfy. Roadsters- Black. 200: W Chamher
IL Martin; is5: Bl,nke ~ Howard ~; Lans!,,.
Rossle Cs.ino.H. 4 Rsnedc!, 1885, Howe, 10; iloRs
Total, 1885.
Rolled on Saturday evening, on the alleys Of the
Elizabeth r. c.:
Elsabeth Field Club--Tobin 1GT; tucker. 1ss: BAR.
ber 1873; MorrsL 1y1; L. Meyer. 15p; Armstrong, 1S5;
v Meyer l3v; Bauer, ia: r. Davis. 2oo: "h'pp'e'
renes. Bcwlins cun.Deyips. i57; Vial HAL ]SS:
Eekerson. i2o: McAyoy. lSi: Klpps. las; schellea'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-06

the deciding series between Thomas Curtis ana Or
nieht. and after q stubborn battle the former won.
DR. Pomeroy had the SERIES three to two games IN hs
remaining games and three straight The scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-06

,NrwARI. Dec. 5-The following scores were maS. in
tue montgomery Tournament to night; "
FiRsI GAHE.
,, nmericA A-Heitzman. 1853: La FOy, Ie8; Northrup
III; r, Manners. 100; Hoffman is4. Total sia N
HH;,ssdns 6' A. s. Quiinby. 1882; Prestsa is5 Total
SECOND GAM.
,,Afhanta- Hassv. l88: Millar lso: Isouard .Ih.
hWaInisck lhs; Edward, ltS. Total s7a $50
hohtgomery-A. Quimby. 100: Lavender Ils. R.b.
dine. i8i; A. QuiInby. 100; Preston $50 Total Sss
TBiRp CANE
IAN M.nn A-ts,,smaa Is+ L Foy lT2 Northrup
n Ata.hnW.llAisey. 1852: Mlar. 100: Leonard lso,
horh'eeh i5s; Edwards, ISL. Total, 7O7. '
hxw.rc Do ia. following sso,.s war. ,o,.n II,
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III 2e6 sol 443 bla $40 $40 778 $40
rank 80 40 243 3lS 1913 AT b4& $50 os< TO
Umpire A. Muller Scorers-Louis stein and H. Hart
Average Orchard 1Ba 1.5i Franklin. lo4
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IL. ~ ana e. t.,su. ..r,. on tn. west End .,l.ys V

the T. ana Lsssus series the west End alleys W
ursr CANE
West End-Eksr. 1872; Mcchesney. 142 RadeL 1915
Hewea 1852; fnster. 133 Tstal, TIL $50. ,s,,
Orsnse-ferrit lss; Dernsset. 100; Bennett 1o3
Lautz. 1913; csdy. 127. Total 672.
west End-Riksr. 142: RodeL I<5; PsniMer. 151;
NeChAsney. 1a5; Hewss. l%I. Total TO 40.
Bennett. 1<o Cody. 20t. Total, 1866.
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A. carru,hers Brooklyn tournament last night the
feAHs'S eiuo won and lost q game The score:
FIRST


hrooSlyn 80 l3a 2o8 276 1858 %Is b3a G23 sq4 TIA
eariess '..I+ i2s lv7 go 353 All x7y 5oa St ;3S
I,imprs-r j. Donaldson scorers-J. ". Hs.ry and
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81 l3s aO4 2.s 3AS $50 hO2 5s5 G13 al
65 14O lyA 282 3Ii 42S sos 561 o4< $50
umpre-G. Z. Miller. scorer-I. Klsid.
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Only one favorito won at Hawthorne today
, First Race-Five iurongs: selling. CiarInont first
] :O5h ~ s
second Race-Iandicap: one mile. Critic first. Dun.
Enrvea second. s. Mark third. Time. iUI
Thirn Rare-SiN fHrlonRs; selling. johnny Green
l:IH. ~ A'"o'
Fourth Race-One mile nDd seventy yards; selling
Time. l53lp -
Fifth ce-Five and half furlongs: selling Pret.
tinlt first Ons Dime second. Ruben third Time
l.l2S ''S'
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knRs Co. " so 1b9 2Ab 32b 3D7 1S7 ha7 ZOO 400 =. +,
Fearless 1877 2a8 302 37s S56 5l3 do I2S NO
u 'hmnire-s. II. Cornish. scOrersJ W. Henry and +.
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Golden Rcd a3 10 200 81. $40 4ss 55s Sal 7l2 1871
Firth Ward SO 173 28o 3AS <ly ass 64s o3% 6So 100
Umpirc--rrank Ksppe scorsrs-J. H. Gloistein ana
AvsraEe"uoldsn Rod, 1855 30. Fifth Ward. 1o3.
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Ansonia 81 1877 272 387 40 $40 900 ia 7a2 as
Echo II l3% 20+ 286 357 433 $40 5Sl $50 1877
". W. Hall.
At the Madison avsnns branch alleys last night tho
home bowsrH defeated the Institute team in both
games Of the Y. N. A. section serisA The scores;
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Institute ~ 14S 2c5 2an 1854 4o7 4sk 54S 5a4 853
Nadson 80 ~? l04 a1c $50 40< LO2 Jud uSA 1872
umpire-G. +. Miller Scorer-L kleid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-06

Capt wilcIenas nve. representing the 0rchara Bowl
ing Club wied superb form IN the tenth series ~
the Academy at the Academy alleys ~
and ll6 Fast street last night The scsresI
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CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-The talent was beaten in
oil but the first dash at Roby to-day. Oriel. a
Ito 8 favorite winning that racc.
First Racr-Fve fur!ongs: selling. Oriel first Fred
houston second Charlie Ford tlnrd Time, I:l.
Second Kace-Four furiongs. Northwestern first
LMmbernan second. Marion -, third. Time o ,56S.
hrsf. InkeHew second. iiercue-e third Time. 20.
Fourth Rare-five furlongs: selling. wondpeck Ter
1:l4ir ~'
Fifth Race--rour and n hair furonvs; selling Cora
A.. first Remedy second. Iowa Roy third Time OIL,
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FRAHEs
Ernir. 10 l3s 223 800 aa5 4Sa $40 64I 1872 20
Golden Rod 10 i78 265 el5 874 ASH 5.7 6o7 $50 I78
umpire-Henry walters scorsrs-L. }. scheursr ana
Assrss.-Emplrs. lsl 1865 Golden Rod. ioAa5.
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FIRST GAML
~ Totals. ....lSl22o 7OS

Madison ...So 141 300 3O7 400 IsI b73 ga 7al 7ax
Institute 100 2o3 215 $40 I20 lyO sol u2s los
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This parti cu1ar kind of type.
will direct your eye to the announce
ment referred to yesterday by Byck
Brothers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-07
A BIG DOCKET.
Oregon Supreme Court Has o
Large List of Cases Set for the
Fall Term The Suits for.
Third District.

c. w. Shively,app vs. State board
land CONS, resp; Marion county.
A. e. Currie, resp, VS. ). p. n. II.
Co. app, Linn county.
John Savage, Jr., resp, vs. City OF
Salem app Marion county.
J. w. Gaines, app, vs w. F.
Deakius ct al resp; Linn county. Il
State resp vs. Frank s. Ingram,
app; Linn county.
e. F. Parkhurst app VS. City of
Salem and Capital City Ry.Co,, resp;
Marion county.
State resp, vs. s. P. R. r. 60, app
Marion county.
Homer Hill app, VS. State of Or
egon, resp; Polk county.
w H Holmes, adm. estate Robert
Ford app, VS. Geo Whitaker, resp;
Polk county.
A B Muir ct al app vs. S w Jones
resp; Marion county.
State resp VS. Chas Baker and f S
Phelps, apps; Linn county.
T b Wait app VS. Wheeler & Will
son s M Co resp; Marion county.
Jacob and Chas Brown app VS.
farmers supply Depot Co ct al;
Polk equity.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-07
Electric Bitters,

This remedy Is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need nu
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
OF praise. "A purer medicine does
not exist and tits guaranteed to do
all that is claimed. Electric Bltters
will cure ali diseases Of the liver and
kidneys, willremove pimplee, bolIs,
salt rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood.-Will drive
malaria from the system and pre-
vent as well as cure all malarisl
fevers. For cure Of headache, con-
stipation and indigestion try Eiec-
trio Bitters-Enrire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded
Price soc. and sl.O0 per bottle at
DanI. J. Fry's drugstore, OPS Com'l.
II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-07
Deafness Can't be Cured

by local applications, as they cam
not reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is, by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness Is caused
by an inflamed condition of the
mucous Inning Of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube gets infiam-
ed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when 1t is
entirely closed, deafness is the re-
suit, 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 caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed
condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars
for any case of deafness Caused by
catarrh) that we cannot cure by
taking Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circular, free +. J. Cheney q
Co., Toledo, o. Sold by druggists,
rs cents. 0
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-07
Coming to Salem.

One or more Surgeons of National
Surgical Inititute, No. $40 Bush
street, s. F., will be at the William.
ette Hotel, Salem, Oct. 14th. One
day only.
This Institute is specially devoted
to the treatment of curvatures of the
spine, diseases of the hip and knee
joint, crooked limbs, club feet and
all bodily deformities. Their sue
cess in treating these troubles as
we'll as nasal catarrh and all chronic
diseases has made for the Institute
u national reputation.
All persons who are suffering from
any of these complaints should not
fail to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity for relief. Ask your post
master for circulars. Reference
may be had to the following:
Governor r. p. Ferry, Olympia
WASH; Judge Thos. l.. Davidson,
Salem; Jno. p. Hoyt, Justice of SUI
preme court of Washington; Rev. r.
N. Condit; Albany Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-07
SOMETHING NEW.

The new Tlme Card, which Is now
In effect, via the "Wisconsin Central
Lines" In connection with the
Northern Pacific II r., affords the
travelling public the best facilities
from all points west TO Chicago and
points east and south.
The unsurpassed equipment offered
to It's patrons, combined with speed, /,
comfort aud safety, SURPRISING all
It's competitors. 1.4 ~,
All through trains are composed
Of Pullman. vestibuled drawing-room
sleepers, with dining cars and day
coaches of latest design.
The daily through fast train each
way, making close connection at
Chicago with trains in all directions.
For tickets, time tables, etc., APP
ply to agent Of Northern Pacific r.
r., or JAS. @. POND,
Gen'l Pass and Tkt. agent,
Chicago, III.