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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13

cor pON-Spot prices were changed. but the par
Ia. was firm in tone. Sales 4O6 bales for conSump-
10, Ouotaons are based American standard OF CLASH
cca. an and on cotton running in quality not more
49, hof a Grade above the gia1s quoted;
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: - =
STAINED

cooa ordinary Ga Low Middng. ........Ss
strict Good ordinary.7s Mlddling ...........9 o'Io
Liverpool kilograms AS p. Receipts 81 oS0 oaies
of which American 20 600 bales. sales. O'0OJ oales %
which speculation and export 800 bales NW,Gans
uplands 5sc Futures opened steady at 2oid advance
CROP MOVEMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13

New.Yorx Produce EXchanee statement a visi
nv Saturday, December 10. 1899:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13

$50 Il 5 from Junction Of Hghbrdee or For1ham
landing lO,d and JcrOm, ave- 40 ~ -" OF IIhd
q, Iohn Kornar US 9sAlOO: Pct'r Wagner anu -
VIE ., Henry Holding and another -. o'oO
ptoalWay s. 200 r. q Dukc.-t, no" Ma
cub @JNsi. P1tA KING and wife u Peter , M
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
MONMOUTH OFFICERS ARRESTED.
The Law and Order League Trying to
Stop the sBooklcs,"


Stop the "Bookles."
NEw YORK, July 5.-The Monmouth
Park Racing association presented Its
patrons this afternoon a fine program,
when included two handicaps, the
Hackensack and the Long Branch.
Notwithstanding this, and the fact that
the weather could not have been sur
passed, less than 5000 people made the
Journey To the track. Some little ex-
citement was caused previous to the
first race by the arrest OF the preside Mt
OF the ASSOCIATION, A. F. WOlcott, its
secretary, II. .. Crickmore, and Starter
James Rowe on warrants secured by
the Law and Order league. The three
were taken to Ocean Port and liberated
on bail In the sum of 500 each. The
Law and Order league claim that they
Will have every bOOkmaker at the
track tomorrow arrested. The racing
bore out all the program promised.
The Hackensack handicap at mile
went to Pierre Lorlllard's Lochatchee,
who won handily and in creditable
time. The other handicap, the Long
Branch, went to Demuth, the repre-
sentative of the Heligate stable. who
beat such good performers as Race
land, Judge Morrow and Russell. De-
muth, however, had big pull in the
sweights. The other events showed
some close and exciting finishes, Strath-
meath, Eaglebird, WolcOtt and Thistle
Colt were the winners. Summary:
First race, one mile-Strathmeath
first, Merry Monarch second, st. An.
thony third; time, l:434.
Second, six furlongs-Esglebird first,
Delury second, Jeanette third; time,
1:l6.
Third, the Hackensack handicap,
one mile, on straight course-Lochat-
chez first. Mars second, Hamilton third
time, l:40f.
Fourth, the Long Branch handicap,
one mile and quSrter-Demutn first,
Balland second, Judge Morrow third;
time, 2:07.
Fifth, six furlongs-Walcott first
Yemen second, Milt Young third; time,
liza.
Sixth, i've furlongs-the Thistle colt,
first. Muscovlte second, Lindsay third !;
time, LOO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
AT THE TWO PARKS
TaoTTlsG AT coMsTock TRACK
51saII Crowds Turn Out 20 Enjoy the
5pou-No Very Great Amount
Of Monsy Exchanged

lt wss . soy. modest. retiring crowd
grounds yesterday IL cass remOnstrzt-
inz. remoTsefal looks 20 the book max
ers and coyiy held IL hand onits Inssds
pocket As 20 the numbers Il Was also
a little any. There Was . reaction from
the immense crowd Monday, and not
more than / coo persons tripped through
the gate.
Bettnz vas very light and the book
makers could have made more money
matching pennies or shooting craps.
The track uaA ia mucn better eondi-
ton than & was Monday.
IL was generally conceded that I'm
certainty had . walkaway IN the first
and Lolile ia the second. Gorilla was
regarded a. sure winner IN the third
and Pagan was 10 capture The stakes IN
the fourth. With these probabilities
nobody cared 70 back the held very
heavily, aud there wssn't any money
IA backiug the fsvorites. Gorilla WAS
the Only very fayonte that did not win.
oas-haif Nile Event.
The horses went 10 the post shortly
after 5 III the ope-hsgf mile race IN
heats and got OF after three unsuccess-
ful attempts. Uncertalnty took the
lead with Josie Wells close second.
Uncertainty won toe fifst heat ia ;olt.
Tue second heat was a tans affair.
SUMMARY.
FIRST aces aiie heats , In ,; purse 500. Of
which 50 70 seeoad. For &year-osds aud up
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

ss4 csass. Trotsing-Aysr Q r. JOAN
Tipton Boy. c. 4. Bennett, Jaekson,
Mseh.
Racine. George Robens. Grand Rap
ids.
PHO, W, J. L. wnitcomb. Battle
Greek. Mica.
Favofs, A. c. Jewett. Buffalo, y. Y.
Ira Gaines. saaith 4 kusssli, Lacrosse.
Wis.
Prospscs, II. y. Finley. Dallas. Tex.
Ais class, pacins-Mlkado, Alice
Lewis, Helena. Moat.
stockweil. Meyers = Wagner, Day
ton. o.
Flying Glib. NJ. Salisbury, Pleasan,on.
Cal.
San Pedro. N. Salisbury. Plessanton.
Cal.
Kissel's Dallas. c. F. Kissel, Indian
apohs, Ind.
Two-Year- Old stake-Dancourt, 8. A.
Brown a Co, Kalamazoo. Mich.
Magno sphinx. Sutherland 4 benls-
MN, Saginaw, Mich.
Sweet Violet, Jameson q Msther,
Ruseom River, Ont.
Doctor ), Z. d. smith. Coopersvi!le.
Mich.
stirma. Sisson q Lilley, city.
Archeron, l.. T. Kinney. woodyille.
Mich.
Pools for the rrottipE.
In the pool selling 1t the Morton
house last evening. Favora was the
favorite in the 2:2i class. Following
are the sales:
First Race, 2;24 Class-Favora, $50
Prospect, IS; Racine, 80; field. IS.
Second Race, 2:is Pace-Mlkado, $40
Pedro, $50; tield. $40.
Tn ird Race, 2-Year.Old Stake-Dan
court, $50; field, SD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
Gloucester Racing.

GLOUCESTER, July 5.-Flrst race, five
furlongs-Argyle won, Inverkep sec
ond. Sheperdes. third; time LOS.
Second, four and . half furlongs-
Princess Reida won, Wang second,
Plevemar third; time 59&.
Third, one mile-Gardner won, Car
mellibe second, Eiyoen third; time
las.
Fourth, six and a half furlongs-
Vernon won, Double Gross second,
Eolc third; time :26.
Fifth, six and quarter furlongs-
Miss Olive won, Objection second
GIenal third; time LA.
Sixth, four and a half furlongs--
Genevieve won, Fiatbush second, Little
Wilde third; time Ssh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

bob jacobs Surprises Them.
There were fourteen entries IN the
THIRD race, ard II WAS decidedly the
best Of the day. Bob Jacobs, the win
ner. wasn't IN II In the bookies' esti-
mates, and II was . sad day for them
when ne wasn't. Ten attempts were
made To start before the runners got
away. Haroor Lights took the lead
with Black Beauty At his flank. At tho
half mile post IL Was head and head
race between jamestown, Harbor
Lights and Black Beauty. After that
the Beauty wasn't IN the race enough
to DO any damage. Bob Jacobs sud
denly began To forge ahead, and At the
turn was running neck and neck with
Hsrbor Lights, with jamestown and
Gorilla less tnsn two lengths behind.
II Was sDybody's race when the horses
struck the stretch. But the pace WAS
too rapid for Harbor Lights and ne be-
gan To fall behind. Inc finish Was .
close and exciting race between Bob
Jacobs and jamestown for first place,
and Bob won II by half . length.
Black Beauty and Gorilla, the favorites,
finished eighth and fourth respectively.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

CHICAGO, July 5.-Today's results
at Washington Park:
First race. three-fourths mile-As-
kew won. Eliison second, Claret third;
time l:20f.
Second, fivc-eighth mile-Belmont
won, Beatrice second, Moose third;
time l:l0.
Third, one mile-G allant won, WAL
lace second. Reputation third; time.
1881.
Fourth, one mile and seventy yards
-Zeko Hardy won, Rosement second
Content third; time, ls57f.
FIFTH, one miie-Severton won, Al
ver8do second. Goodbye third; time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
Kansas Civ Racing.

KANSAS CRY, July 5.-First race, six
furlongs-Littls Buckdoun won, Hax-
Sard second, Pastirns third; time. l:l9.
Second, five furiongs-Msmie Il won.
Leoculs second, Stanley third; time,
l:35.
Third, five-eights mile-Happy Dan
won, Jennie ' second, Harry 4. third;
tune, Loaf.
Fourth, err furlongs-Hsilstorm
won. Safe Home second. Bell Bay
third; time, lie.
sxth. three farionss-Biue B "a WOO,
Queen second, Printer Tom third; time,
IS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

Bstfisg- 10 S against Bob Jacobs. sto
Or place - against Black Beauty. 10
against Xorlila
Pagan Made En- Hustle.
Pagan was the Acknowledged winner
OF the fourth race long before 10 WAS
called. but ne didn't have 80 much OF .
wsl<awsy A. his hackers anticipated.
IL was mile race and the horses
lsft the post at the word, Bessie BIS
land Ia the lead. She ran q length
ahead OF the bunch until the nalf-msle
rost vas reached when Pagan over
nauled her. There was q neck and
meek race for furiong, but Pagan
forged ahead and at the turn led by
length. Pagan came down the stretch
A. an essv xait, and had apparently
ven ire race, wgsn Hnston put toe
VAIN { Bessis and the fiiiey let out.
she gave Pagan hard race and ae Won
hy only a neck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

Our iftfs bcF ~ss enref - RoPfufs n
s,rotpw ~ Dr. Efss Tea " Ne-fb D<~&U11
ssr~et srnns ksrias Mieh Ne sr~ - xtn0
s~ssus< yshnie 49, sississ u - Ua<t -
snd cried - the sffr-. bef nev hss rnposF< -
AZ ssns sre he - si~sys HAPPY so ~
ssens sns sanps are Bays
JOIN PEfNs.
Nfs EELI.rr pRf44
"a s>~nssrse - orsna kxpsa< nl,oA
ksset Is. 5ssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
Young and Middle Aged

Nervous r<tIlits. Ssrvoss v>ssre..as -
sa'tinx from early isssserrtsans sne esr@.~>.
81 manhood. overvOrt Of she brain. inps per
treatment 81 same ether eisesses irnprsp~v
- ~ 'nssYunerss n sxs0insssos enc spess
mens ~ srfne ether efsesses hrYecfsary eesA
ass ETC., CAUSING scss n>ashess, irps<~p~s.
vsfrennes>. fnsbslfs - eesseef Se~xs Or Pc
nesneer ~cre cuyaex cvrverssfssns rraktss
TIE sassrss ioss rsBfcstce IN every ore even
b nsei csus nc centsusl vorry sna snxIesv
sheai trashis* that oe<-r e7rnes ssn@fine<
esnsses spifepss oftsn csssssf inssnffs enc
foFn 81 pesfn~sa Psrasvsa Ee-vcoss>~s xrs
Hesrs Disease. fnssasssy ~ esraue, bsxss.-.
esrL
IRIS sfs~ss>. ~sss al ". -snp:srstsors %
slvsss snre< ~ DR. : CLAY ToDTs, y es-sh
Dlslseh street -reon.s J. xHa oysaa k.psas
Hfeh
Csii is.Deaissss,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
Broke the Team Record.

One racing record has already been
broken. Monday Belle Hamlin and
Globe broke the double-team record by
going a mile In PIP. The team Is
owned by c. j. Hamlin OF Buffalo, the
owner o! Hal Pointer, the phenomenal
PAGER who will be seen At the August
meeting of the Horsemen's association.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
WONDERFUL
CURES!
OF the Famous Specialist
ADV ERTISING
PHYSICIANS!

In the Detroit Free Press June 2, sixth page. under
the head of Distinguished Doctors" SEQ the
of the members of The American (Alopathc) Medical
Association, who meeting in that city, and the spec
iates in which they engaged and also the pictures
of 2S of those who afford it
If this is their advertisement and think it is
wish to congratulate the principal physicians among the
Aopaths for their advertising physicians and
feel for the herd of Alopathic physi
meeting amount TO- anyway Is it anything more than
a mutual admiration society and free advertising
scheme for its members Will the rest of the Alopathc
physicians call them "quacks" after this We hope
not as the members of the American Medical Assoca-
ton have much right to advertise as Dr. s. CLAY
TODDand wish to congratulate them their success
Advertising Physicians.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

hft1jng-C nceftainty even up against the
ne.d al % I against Dixie b. 20 10 against Pat
D Nsil Bessie Briggs rvra up for place.
1~o-Y-ar-Old Event.
More than an ordinary amount OF
interest was manifested IA the second
race. because IL was the nrst 2-year-o old
stakes run. Lollls was the favorite.
The colts got away at the word and
were we'll punched. Lollle immedi-
ateiy took the lead. with Lowell a
leagth behind. FloTilla and Sirius fol-
lowed along, bat were never seriously
IN the race
SUMMARY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

Pools in the nvs-signtns mile beat
Ia the races 10 take psAes ~ NE Asnt
grounds today were not brisk. The
held cold freely against the favoritss.
The average sales we're - folloss
Flrss race, nvs-sIghths mile heat
Field $50, TImoerlAnd $40.
second rsce-Mluors -, jamestown
S. Ninora so. jamestown 81.
Third race, seven-exbth mile-bAn'
nsr go, dsld ga. Edwin $50 Banner,
$50.
Fourth race, sssepschass-s,. Luke
go. 1eld $50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Pains In stomach. belchine wind.
Raising water. food OF eas
Pains before and after essioe.
Constant pains IN stomach
Old 90 yoosF people cured
Dyspepsia cured.
Nervous Dyspepsis cured.
A. stomach troubles cured by Or. a ca,
Todd. once No. IL North Dav,s,u street. az,
stairs. rcsms !. and 4 Grand Haplds. M,cs
CoHsuistiess tree at HE e0ss or bv ,~e,~~
Medicines sent everywhere.
Cal OF write. Tree
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
Winning

Dr.. Price has been for years
eerfecting his Delicious Fla
vorins Extracts, and they are
aow winning their way to
universal favor from their
merits
No housckeeper Who has once
Favored . CAKE. pudding OF
cream With o. pases's elAvoas
~ vAsnlA. lEues. eeAHse.
GTe., vill ever return 10 the
sse OF any other favoring en-
tract
49, veva saeesa ssa ~. psscss
and satisfy yourself Of their
superiority. The Price Fla
voring Extract Company are
- ealy exclusive msnufae-
turess Of Flsvoring Extracts
spou the continent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

Dart Wine and Pure strictly q
W. med clnal VINE; socents . quart.
WITS a wHfrE.
o. Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
What We Oder Won

Buy Duliams Great German IS cent
tough Cure st n. G. ssTIt,nsfs.
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dispensed by i'm
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Tie greatest worm destroyer on earth
y b8ilsn's Great German Worm Loz-
enass, Gully 10 esats per box, Fot
ale 81 d. c. sefibaer's drag stor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

10 tbns II you are troubled with piles.
mo matter what kind 90 10 the drug
eists nsnsesl neps and act package
Of Hlils Pile Pomade. No danger of
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lame, A. W ErIase street, snd Peck
Bros, i2s Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
ARE You ALWAYS SLEEPY?

Do you get NJ niehts'
Can you control your urins,
Is there pain in your ssckf
Or Nervous Prosrraneas
Or Nervous Debslifrs
or fmpotenesr
Anv inclination e. psrsissss
kysr had Rteamsfisnf
IL stomach weskg
DO yoa feei wsfn oatT
IL there . sense 81 Of seaeness,
raias n hack 81 head
Are you dresafaii nervous,
Not enough OF too much urine
Does ~ fsrt 70 nrins,ss
Does u smart or barn.
Is there ~elxst or pressure in lower part Of
atdemeH7
Does psaf usfss setfi-f
BrIeksuss er eicsss depasts
How iens iris ~sss
Married o. sazief
Asaai vhsf age
Then esn en- pr = c1sy rsaa, We u xsrss
psvsslen street keem 4 sr.nd Rap a. Mfeh
sHs stae fsnssss spseis ist Fsystriza vhe 10
Uflns All tfese dreaded con pisSnss
Aimess every to~a. ~ city ~ sesekherhse1
q ths Fnftea sssses can sosss ~ ssme fersner
sases che has seen ressores - perfect n@sifs
asa msshesa ssa ~easssscs ~ ~. = Clay
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06
CATARRH CURED,
Have You Catarrh.
Have you pains over the syssi
Are your eyes wateryf
Have You DRY oouwh exsrz nisAs1

Are your eyes wateryf
Nave ycu dry cough ever nighs9
Are you sick ~ the stomach,
10 there eontia Sous drop Pine Of uusen. q,
the back Of your throasf
fou can be cured quickly and psrms.eut,x
b Dr. s. Cay Todd. Is North Division streee
up stasrS rooms 1. . and Z 9raad Rsp,es
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Medicines cent sverywherA
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Retfins- Pagan against the Beif. sad Is TO
70 against bessie Hisssnd isy Place.
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q. l.. ft.rH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

Brtfisg- y 10 S against Bob Jacobs. q to 5
y place , - against Black Beauty. 20 |
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

First rsee.1s miie heats In ); purse 500. OF
which 80 70 seeoad. For &year-olds aud up
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

s@caas Event
serord rscs--seilinx purse e7so. OF
~nica $50 40 second. for 3-year-osds
and upward, 500. Weights and entries:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

Bsttins-l 60 on Lolliei even up on JAG
Lowell Tor place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

Thirsf rsre--Fufss s1Sn, 81 which so
70 second, for msidens. Ay-ars odd and
anv4ra knfrlee and wesGhta
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-13
FIGHT ON THE BIG FOUR,
FIRST GUN OF ANOTHER BATTLE
BETWEEN CAPITAL AND LABOR.
from Violence only by Police Forco-
Claim that Yardmen ON Other Great
Limos VIII Join Their Rnnks-Doniod
by OfliCials.


COLUMBUS, Ohio Oct 2.-The prelim-
mary skirmish in the strike of the Big
Four vorduen took nlnce this afternoon.
Tbis r,orni,,, ern,rirta,dort 11io,ins root,3
49, .,e. -, ia,.a. 20, "a -
" '''''' ''"'
resume WORK "u p H. "oui' DC u''oN"ib
eu anu wages que palo inoy were aIS'
notified to keep off the property of the com
pany. Not single strikor responded at
the hour named aud they wero all discharg-
cd Inst b.fore moo, under direction of
Surori,+o,dont poc, ., o,gi,o co,,a from,
,h -. l.,.. .,, ,.a., 80, ,Lo ,i,,
'U-U ~, ''0''' N'i' ''D o,'
'i"cN' mere was no !" "''' '.' n'7 i"' ''''i
than loud talk on the part oil TIE Str'i'ers
VINO ohdeaVored TO get tGe crew 10 leave
Tue lra'n' "h'ch they refused 10 10
Inc eNcltemoht gra4ualy gre" uhpi p
M, "heh the company starteu 'hiee engines
OUT OF tHe SufdS' Two lreisuV I'd" pAssoh-
ger locomotive 4he regular engineers
were III charge lhere We're nnout gov men
present great croWu rusheu 10 Tue loto-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-13
GOOD TEMPLARS.


BARTON, Oct. 12.-The 30th annual seq.
sion of the Vermont grand lodge of Good
Templars orensd this forenoon, Grand
Chief Tempar c. II. Hayden presiding. A
largo and enthusiastic audience including
nearly all the officers vera present. w.
Arthur Jones was appointed official report
er. Fifteen committees we're appointed.
The afternoon was devoted to the able
report Of the grand chief Templar and the
reports of officers and State and district
deputies Rev. T.. $. Howard, fraternal
delegate from the grand lodge OF Quebec
was introduced in the evening, when
grand temperance campfire wa. held, and
short stirring speeches were made by 20
speakers.
The report of tho grand secretary showed
the present actual membership TO ba $3.50,
an actual loss of three during the past year
Two lodges were organized, one surrender
ed charter, and seven forfeited charters,
leaving 5s lodges now on the roll. The new
lodges are Lake Morey at Fairee, and Oh
colt at O.cott.
The reception last evening was one OF tho
finest and largest ever held in connection
with one of our grand lodge sessions. The
literary exercises music and speecAea were
of a high order, aud the banquet was n nice
spread. State Deputy Il. o. Sturtevaut OF
Swauton was toast master, ana called forth
these responses. The Grand Lodge of
Vermont Good romplars,' Grand Council
lor y. l.. Aldrich Of West Burke; New
Cider Joel Ellis, East Barnard; "Woman's
Worli,n Grand Vice remDlar Mrs. S. \.
Case. Rutland; The Church." Rev. John
Mason, Lyndouviile; The Roys and Girls, -
Mrs. s. V. Avery, g. :. J. T., burlington;
"Our Guests DR. Persons OF Barton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-13
MRS. HARRISON.


Gradual Loss Of Strength, Though 20
Decided Change Apparcut
WASHINGToN, Oct. 12.-Aside from the
fact that Mrs. Harrison is a tritle weaker
tins evening, there is no material change to
note in aer condition. The steady though
slight depletion of strength each day is now
the most serious feature OF the case. Mrs
Harrison is always the same patient suifer-
er, trying AS far she can to brighteA the
snduess Of the president and her children BY
appearing to feel better.
There has not been a moment of the last
few days not filed with anxiety for the
president and his family.
President Harrison is looking careworn.
He has grown so nervous, owing to ths
terrible strain of the las; few month, thai
his family almost compel him to 60 out
every day for walk or drive.
At O'Clock Dr. Gardner said that Mrs
Horizon had passed n quiet day and that
there were no indications of new compl.ca-
tlOuS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-13


II. ID, by Nr. Bigelow OF Brookaeld,
amcnIing section 21l0 X. j., relating 20
the Bonrd of Civil Authority. lProyides
that the town clerk, selectmen and justices
residsng in any town shall constitute the
Board Of Civil Authority judiciary COM
mittee
II. 10, by Mr.. Sargent OF Pittstord,
amending the charter of the Pittsforl
Aqueduct Company. COMMITTEE on cor
poration.
Ii. 10, by Mr. Graham OF C~aftshurc,
providing for the revision of the public
statues. Judiciary committed.
joint Committees.
The sneaker announced tho on,ointrent
of the following mint staodiuy co'nr,ittaeg.
On tho Iihrorv-R -Rooth nf Vor,bfoI1
Dewey of Bortop lcOnivsv ~ Rintou a.
len of Fair Haven. Newton Of Ton.barn
On House Of Correotiop-Choney Of
Stowe. Parker of Cbittendet Tbitrav NJ
Salisbury Uoltop Of Co,a,n Toni,i,. -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-13
PYTHlAN GRAND LODGE.
Annual session Hold at Harion Landing
-Ufiicers Elected.

-OfnCers Elected.
BARTON LANDING, Oct. 12.-The fourth
annual session OF the Grand lodge, knights
Of Pyth,as Of Vermont WAS held here to-
DAY, with Grand Chancellor n. a. Bailey
OF Rutland in the chair.
After the reading OF the reports Of the
dlioront officers, the following were elected
officers for the ensuing year: y. \. Bailey,
Rutland, past grand chancellor; ". Ii. Gil
christ MclnGces, grand chancellor; T. {.
o Brion St. AIban., grand yice-chance.lcr;
7. Ii. Thompson, Burlington, grand
prelate; O. H. Henderson, st. Johns
bury. grand keeper OF the records
and seal; {. /. Duncan, Mciudoes,
grand muster 0. excAequor; j. B. Ncsdaam,
Rutland, grand master at arms; L. ".
Brown, Barton, grand inner gVarI, y. ID.
Hopkins, HariwIck, grand outer guard
Tho grand lodse adjourned at 3 o'clock p.
IN, after winch there was "A parade Of uni
formed knights irom the st. JoAnsbury,
Hardwick and Barton divisions, followed 10y
banquet this evening at the Valley House.
The next session will he held at burlington
on the second Wednesday in October, 1898.