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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
Not Paying Zimn ern.nn's Expenses,

ihe athletic officials OF tho New York A. C. greatly
put out rumors that have been the
effect that the club is defrayng the expenses Of Arthur
A. Zimmerman. the crack bicyciist. who abroad.
William B. Curtis. the Chairman Of the Athletic Com.
mtee OF the New York A. c. is very wrathy over tho
matter. Toasrs reporter he denied that his club was
paying Zimmstman's expenses. Proposals were made
TO the club 6y zimmerman to defray his expenses but
they refused Mr. Curtis asserts that letters Of
ductiOn to some OF the influential athletic clubs abroad
were given t. Zimmerman. and upon the strength OF
hs statns were set at rest The assertion that
Zimmerman ia shown to DO without foundation when
that club retrench,ng upon its team expenditures
this season. The bicye team for this year
rowed down to three men. including ". r Murphy. A.
nm NM IN ana C. NJ Murphy This season the
settings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
AUTOGRAPHS IN A HOTEL.
Samples from . Clerks Coiiectios. with 10.
cidental Remarks.

According to all accounts J. r. Vidal ono Of
tho clerks In the Grand Pacific Hotel. Chicago.
Is remarkable man for even that city to pro-
duce. A boastful fellow citizen has declared
in the Chicago Ne,rs that he converses in
twelve different languages. but that assertion
has never been supported by Mr. Vidal. who Is
an affable gentleman. with q knack OF taking
advantage of his opportunities. Fifteen years
ago. when Mr.. Vidal began his present duties.
II occurred to him that II would be worth while
to get the autographs OF some OF the celebri-
ties that visited the hotel. or course.
any hotel clerk In big city might
get a great many valuable signatures, be-
cause even celebrated personages would think
twice before refusing the request Of the man
who can make things particularly comforta-
BILE. or the reverse. for them: but every hotel
clerk has not the courage to ask the favor.
and MIR. Vidals unusual temerity must. there
fore. DO credited to the accident OF his having
been reared in Chicago. Probably no other
hotel clerk In the world has q collection like
Mr.. Vidals. He has several hundred auto
graphs. many being rare and valuable now.
and all are sure to be. Most OF them are on
tho blank cards intended for the use Of per-
sons calling to see the guests In the hotel. and
on each Mr.. Vidal has made memorandum OF
the words spoken by the giyer. or Of some
other interesting incident that occurred when
tho signature was received.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
PAGAN BEATS BADGE EASILY
Tor WEIGHT AND MUD 100 MUCH FOR
THE HILLTOP FAvORI7I.

| Three Fret Choice Horses Land Money for
| their Backe~s-smnli Fields and straS-
| Eii.g rinishes-Joe Courtney Not In rorm.
The sensation at Guttenburg yesterday was
tho defeat OF tho odds on favorite Badge for
the $500 purse at seven furlongs. Pagan. seq
ond choice found tho sloppy track. with hard
footing underneath. just to his liking Taking
the lead at hall furlonG. Pagan romped in
three lengths in front OF Badge. Ma Belle losing
second place by head. The fields OF horses
| were small and the finishes were not over ex-
| citing. Three favoritss won. Pagan. at to I.
| being the longest shot OF the day. Summaries:
THE SIRsT RACE.
Purse SAoo. for beaten horses; tbreequarters Of .
j.. Lewis Jr;.s,s. Lthbert. aged. BY Luke Black.
;sS sE;;.sss: : e .Iss sP:s II
spent q AFhs aSsas. p. Il
THE SECOND RACE.
.Purss $500; selling; three9g s,l Of a mills.
F"ns 81 by HIATT,
Essh.nss s,sS.sSs sunnlns IRA Az Davis
xrhar b.vi. oatoisr Avery and Prince Charming
Ds CIR ss Ss Ss @
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500: selling: i've fnrlongs:
MI: Ss.p I'd. n him s.rvus BY wood.nd'-L.dys
Bradford stable. sS g. Moon.tons, ixcrri.,
Myrtle stables br h. Emstone, 6. 1o4 tMerrick)
Bob Arthur and Servh also ran.
Time :03H
Betting -Even money Servus. to ARainst Moon.
stone 40 to ElmS;one. Nutuals paid SA.1O, $3.50,
S2.05
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500: allow ances seven furlongs.
Oetlyie's CD. h. Pagan, 8. by Mortemer-Matchlssa
i. s Sss Ss id s as5''a
Leveller also ran.
Time. :31.
BettinR-Five to ] avninst Pagan. to on Badge,
eo against Mo Belle INITIALS paid sl7lo 81 U.s. 81 I6.
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse $500: selling; one mile and furlonR.
Castle sons Oh: x: Sandstone. L. by Tom Ochtres-
Rosn kader. 1ol Morris
4. shiel.s b. g. Ely. 4. %
r. CouhAns CHI. b. Joe Courtney, 4, Ill Martini 8
Crispin aso ran.
Time :57H.
BettinR-Eleven to against sandstone. 20 to Ely,
TO Joe Courtney Mutuals paid 50 30 1886. SIC 30.
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse $500: selling: seven turlongs
7. Welch's oh. x. Climax aged, by ScotAnder-Pa.
rides. IL! QuestonL ..............1
Glen Island Stables br g. McKeever g. lO7 (snedskerj2
W; Cotton's br. C. Gladiator o. no tTaylor).....S
Harry Ireland and Pluto also ran.
Time. :S3.
BettinR-Two to ! on Climax to against McKeeysr.
81 to Gladiator Mutuas paid 81 so. s2.3o $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
Amateur Athletes In the C,rcu. Hing.

On April 20. 20. and 80 the Boston Athletic Associa
ton will give amateur circus performances at the Hub
In which ITO men and 20 horses will take part.
great treat is promised. there being twenty.seven
events. besides the customary concert"
The club will have a strong baseball team this sea
son. Regarding this Director Cornish writes in pri
vate letter =
About the ball players We are tosa,t our team inst
after the college and will have ali good
Harvard men We get 10 Join the club. All but two
of their best men mpers and they will play
Athletic ASSOCIATION in Pittsburgh on Aug and s:
on Aug 3. o. and TO- and Detroit H. c. on H. IT, and
1a Am looking for dates the return trip in Buffalo
Rochester, and Syracuse"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
Yachting Gossip,

The new officers Of the Hemrstend Bay Yacht Club
which were elected at the annual meeting held I.e
Fnrges Hail in Hampstead this week are: Commodore
William Clewes; Sice.Comnodore. John 8. Snedeker
Thomas y smith: Secretary, Carman r. Lush; Treas
gen X Carman. Isaac n. Ghrman. Seaman !. Peter
AansOn Abrams. Frank Pace. Carman r. Lush. vii.
liam T.. Cewes, John ). Snedcker. Thomas d. Smith,
charles H. son1hatd Four new candidates were nd:
dores repcrt showed an addition Of twelve yachts
their fleet making total of thirtyseven. The Sccre
ary reported S207 In the treasury 1t also decided
to incorporate the club under the laws OF the State
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
Tn. Winners at e,ouee,t...

GLoucHsrrR. April l5--First Race-Soven and one.
half furlongs Judge Nelson first Tappahunnock sec.
ond. Bravo third. Time. :43Jx
Second Race-six and one.quarter furlongs. Knapp
first. Double Cross sscoud Zingara third. Time 10
Third Rnc--Four and one half turOngs. Equality
O:h.4
Fourth Race--sx and one. half furlong, Eanesvil:e
nrst Romance second. Corolanus third. Time. l:273
Fifth Katc-Four and one.half fnrlongs Turk H.
fret Mute second. Geneviev. third Time. O5V.
sixth Race-Sx and one.Quartcr fnrlongs. Maggie
Murphy nrst, NuptuA second. Prodlgal third. Time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
Powderly Doesn't Want to Run for Presi
dent,

dent.
MILWAUKEE. April 15.-Secretary Robert
Schilling Of the National Executive Committee
of the Peoples party received to-day a private
letter from T. V. Powderly General Master
Workman Of the Knights OF Labor. in which
Mr.. Powderly snys
L have received several reform papers hav-
Ing my name at the head for President. ask
you In all sincerity to use your influence to
put a stop to that nonsense. We want as large
IA vote us possible and for certain reasons do
not believe my name would draw us we'll as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
The zborowsk,. Going Abroad.

CHICAGO. April 15.-Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Zborowski are going abroad despite the fact
that Baron do Sturs is supposed to be
in Paris awaiting an opportunity to
meet Mr.. Zborowski. Mr.. ZborowsG
who has been living at the Auditorium ever
since his wife secured a divorce from Baron
de stuers. in Sioux Falls. called on United
piled for passports for himself and his wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
The sprecl,e. nesnery shat Down.

PuiLApELPHIA. April 15.-There is much de-
preston over tho shut down OF tho Sprecklos
sugar refinery. There were six hundred hands
employed in tho refinery. Tho concern shut
down on Thursday last. and It was said at the
time that II would DO only temporary. but the
will be a long time before work will be resumed.
dealer who y well informed on the subject
for the purpose Of keeping up the prices.
Sever snce TuN spX was Published have We knowu
anything about shoe which equals the Crawfo IN
every pArtcular.-dtg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16

New ORLEANS. April 15.-The truck garden
ers in and around New Orleans have organ
ized trust. under the name OF the Co.
operative Truck Farming Company They
will establish n market Of their own. doing
away with middIemen. and sell oil their own
produce. They complain that they have been
victimiZed by the commission merchants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
GoRHAM MFG Co.
SILvERSMITHs
BROADWAY AND 10TH STREET.

Brooklyn saloon at the corner of Myrtle ave.
nue. and Adams street. known as The Senate
In which Hall was said to have been killed
several years ago; There was a strong obIec-
tion, raised to the relicensinR OF his place.
We!les is well known to many New York
Judges and lawyers as q peculiar man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
Totals 1858 Is

The table shows that Essex county is the
model one OF the State the statistics giving
hor only ona prisoner contained in any OF the
institutions to every 1926 OF her population.
ton. It is one to every $50 persons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
Albany Games Not Registered.

While the circulars OF the Tenth Battalion A. A. games
obe held at Albany on April % announced prominently
4. A u. rules would govern the managers overlooked
tho lit 10 formalty OF sending down $40 to the Metro
roiitan Association to register the Meeting. and
ary sullivan 10 out with warning that a.! athlete
competing thereat disquaIify themselveA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
STATE PRISON STAIIS7ICN.

A Table Showing the Number OF Prisoners
Sentenced from Each County.
ALBANY. April 15.-The following table has
been compiled from statistics In the State
Prison Department. 1t shows the number Of
prisoners sentenced from each county and tho
prison in which they are confined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16

PAEKEEsBuRG. April l5.-William Dun. q
farmer. who lived near Walker Station. quar-
relied with his wife yesterday evening. and
after driving her outdoors with her babe set
fire to his house and burned it and all its con-
tents to the ground Then he fed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16

THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY aims. by careful
selection. economy. and prudence. to reduce
the actual cost Of insurance to the lowest
practicable point. and has never been sur
passed In this respect.
1t has paid from 1871 to 1891. inclusive. an
average dividend Of $500 per cent.
PHILIP q. MILLER. General Agent
for New York city. Long Island. and New Jersey.
Avail st., New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16

A. M-74O cOi East Sino.y.eigh,h street. Goeet
estate. damage SIS.
T.. M.-2l5, 1875 Yves. Thirteenth street. DR.. Hussey
no damage: 800, ~ Exchange place. Soaring 4
llyde, damage $50: S3o. VI Avenue Is. Philip Munich.
damage triiing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16
The Amateur Billiard Tourney.

The thirty.if,h game in the amateur stratghtrai
billiard handicap was played last evening at Zahn:s
Academy. ZIG East Fourteenth street. Foster (2OO)
defeated Edwards 2oO) by 200 10 154 average of the
winner. 2osO; best run OF the winner lS: best
OF the loser, II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-16

TAKE ,es sou.hyss,srn Iami,sa W New York Cen
Elegant seryice.-Ads. NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-12

in the divorce case OF Mary y. Sheen
~. William Sheen, an order was en-.
tered extending the time Tor the do.
fendant to appear md SHOW cause TO
m, former order entered aud 10 file an
amended answer, until October llth.
The case oi the United States Va.
Albert Goodwin; Indictment for forni.
cation, WIS continued for tho term aud
Inc defendant was released on his Ow n
recognizance.
In tho damage suit " Roder We. the
Rear Lake 4 River Water Works and
Irrigation company, nn ofder was Gu
tered for the opening and Publishing
OF the lepositions.
&. A. Hursoll, an administrator "
the estate OF Robert L.. Gartin, by his
Attorney, Evans & Bogom, thought
suit agninst the Southern Pacific for
$40, 800 damages, alleged 10 have been
cauiad by the death OF Robert l.. Gar.
tin, n brakeman on the road, who was
killed near Holburn, Nevada, on Janu.
ary 30, 1891, by falling between two
cars on moving traiu which had
parted by reason Of defective coupling.
The deceased was unmarried but lelt
an aged father aud mother, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Felix Gsrtln.
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In general quito large amount OF
the fruit Of tho apple orchard falls of
prematurely from tho ohact Of winds.
and considerable quantity, usually Of
n better quality, is knocked OIL or re.
jected in the final gathering from tho
treo of the winter apples. Whore such
can be sold In their green condition In
nearby markets for immediate uso, oyon
at low prices, it will commonly DO found
the most profitable method OF disposing
Of thom. Where no such market is near
enough at hand 20 DO available, very
common method is to dry as many ms
possible. In this way much fruit which
otherwise might bo lost can, by utilizing
u portion OF the time OF mombors OF tho
family, DO manufactured into n long
keeping product for which thoro 10
always market. For work OF this
kind preparations should be made be-
forehand, says u correspondent OF tho
New York World. Apple parors should
DO provided for cxpediting tho business,
and tho fruit should be pared in such a
manner that it will BE- clean and at
tractivo In appearance whom II Us dried.
Nothing dotracts more from the value
of dried fruit in tho eyes Of purchaser
than TO find tho pieces badly pared and
with bits of core sticking TO them. In
drying fruit, either Of apples or peaches,
1t should 10 ripo and OF good flavor, 70:
drying win not improve the quality Of
naturally poor fruit, Apples not suii'
cicntly fair aud well favored for drying
and too good for tho pigs can DO made
into vinegar
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Sta3d&d Cburcb Works.


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JUDGE MINERS COURT.
Cases Before His Honor, Both Civil aud
Criminal.

Tho trial OF the case against John
Hipwelisof West Weber, indicted on n
charge OF grand larceny, having, 1t IL
alleged, employed two young mon TO
steal several head Of cattle and drive
them 10 his slaughter house, occupied
The entire afternoon yesterday in
Judge Minors court and was not con-
cluded at the timo Of adjournment.
The defendant Ii represented by Judge
Bfeeden.
Tho Jury In the case OF the People
vs.. Alexander Robinson aud William
Robinson, indicted for malicious mis-
ehlef was out several hours and
brought In verdict about 8 O'Clock "
not guilty. The boys were accused OF
terribly mutilating horses In Weber
canyon.
This damage suit OF James W. HOgu
vs. the Rio Grande Western Railway
company, was transferred for trial 10
tho Third District court, and an order
for all papers 10 be Transferred.
In the case OF tho Ogden State bank
VI. James IversOn OF al, on foreclos-
ure OF mortgage, on motion TO vacate
the decree was submitted on briofa and
mn order was entered denying the
samo ana giving ten days TO ille bill
Of exceptions. The court made find.
ings that one OF tho defendants,
John Iverson, had never been served
With copy OF the summons and moth.
Ing is rlnimed against him.
Homer Reese, who was convicted
last week Of iornication, was sentenced
10 four months in tho commentary.
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mi5eeIlaPeouS Works.

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Tho Hand of Providence. a. shown In N.
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great nrosiaay IN uao restoration of the ro.,.l.
mh Illustrated Sofk Of gis pscs-ycEy intsr.
c.irf' ols'
plaaauun of tls principles Of tho eosIsl, IN
twelve tursoly-vrtion chapters, with appendix
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rcnru-c, sc.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-12

According to a recent bulletin Of the
Now Jersey station, celery leaf spot was
observed in a field of celery in that state
In 1891, and is due 20 u species Of fungus
which DR.. d. ID. Ilalatod proposes TO call
Phyllosticta apii, Ho says Of it; "lho
phyllosticta begins rs n dull brown
patch The leailet may be attacked only
in one spot, which continues TO enlarge
until tho whole becomes brown and life.
less, followed by torn condition. Two
or three large, dead, shredded places
may be all the leaf contains, while the
remainder is healthy and deep green.
This Is u rapidly growing fungus, is par
ticularly fond Of moisture and ilourishos
la the shade. beiag found usually "'~'-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-12

One Of the strangcst things about the
planet Mars 90 the frequent and sudden
changes Of color that ara manifest upon
its disk. Recently whllo Professor Pick
ering was examining 1t through his tel.
oscope just before sunrise tho snowy ro-
Rion about the planets south polo was q
brilliant green color. After sunrise this
part became o bright yellow, whilo tho
rest Of tho disk changed to orange.
Later tho orange suddenly became a
brilliant grcon. Last year upon ono
portion Of this mysterious planet which
was green yellow spot appeared eleven
days before the spring equinox. Tho
spot enlarged till IL covered a great
portion Of the disk. This season, seven
tcon days before tho spring equinox, tho
yellow spot appeared again upon tho
green surface.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-12

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