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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-21

We can sell YOU tue OcSL Srduc VI
Buggy and Machine Castor Oil aud
Black Oil cheaper than anybody.
McFAppsN & PRICE.
We are taking orders and deliver
iny Biuding Twine. The very best.
J. j. FRIBLEl.
MILLINERY! MILLINERY!!
Ii will he to your interest to call
and spe the lovely stock Of Millinery
goods kept by Mrs. W. W. Jones be-
fore YOU buy, Prices as low as the
lowest.
A fine line Of goods now at the
Racket Store.
If,ou want u Refrigerator, an Ice
Chest or an Ice Cream Freezer see my
stock and get prices. j. j. FRlBLEY.
Silver spuons--a whole set given
away with baking powder at Tyners.
The Baxter Grocery House is the
place To get your Groceries and
Provisions. The hest OF everything
always an hand. II. Z. HUMPHREY.
-
We have large stock of Palmer's 3
Celebrated Perfumes Sachet Powders
and Soaps on the way from New
York. Watch for them. These are
she finest im the world.
McFADDtN & PRICE.
I am still selling the Mccormick
Steel Binder. This is the most perfect
Harvesting Machine ever made.
Our competitors are obliged to get u
new Machine every year 10 Try to
compete with the light running Steel
Mcl'0rmik Binder. We keep stock
ot Vpairs always OF hand.
J. J. FRlBLEr.
We pay cash for our goods conse-
uueutlv get the best discounts, and
will not be uudersOld.
McFADDEN T. PRICE.
Another large supply OF Trunks
and Valises just received at
j. NJ. CooPERs.
Our stock of Diamond Dyes is
complete. McFADDEN Il PRICE.
TIE PLANO BINDER is going
like hot -cakes. Every body takes u In
preferences TO any other. Don't fail 10
wee Il it you want perfect machine
aud tie lowest price IN the market.
j. b. LUDLUM,
Agcut for Baxter SIPS. Implement Co.
We are "The Druggists" and we
wait "'rhe People" 10 trade with US.
MCFADDEN Il PRICE.
Silk ParasoIs and Umbrellas at
J. M. CooPER's.
ICE CREAM All OHLEN'S.
Our stock of Combs, Clothes Brush
es, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, etc,
is the best aud cheapest.
McFADDEN & PRICE.
Don't buy a 2nd grade Lawn Now
er! Buy one that is second to none.
We handle the best Mower on the
market at prices that defy competition.
MoELHlNEY u SoN.
ICE CREAM AT OHLEN'S.
Will fill prescriptions accurately
night or day. McFADDEN & PRICE.
ICE CREAM AT OHLEN'S.
Bananas, Oranges aud Lemons fresh
and cheap at Psrlor Restaurant.
ICE CREAM } GOLD DRINKS
H. onLEN's. ! On. oHLENs.
UNDERWEAR! UNDERWEAR!i I
All styles and qualities
. AT j. NJ. COOPER'S.
If you want really good ice cream,
cold drinks or pnlatable pastry, con-
fectionery, &C., call at Henry Ohlen's
McFadden u Price, the new drug
gisls, have nothing but pure, fresh
drugs.
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES
Don't fail TO inspect our immense
stock of White Goods aud EmbrOider'
les. The haRdsomest goods and low
est prices ever offered.
JIM. COOPER.
Window Shades aud Curtain Poles
at McGREGOR'S.
One hundred pairs odd pants going
at a bargain this week at Coopers.
Flour aad Feed at G. +. Mobiles.
See or immense line Of Straw
Hats before you buy. Mems, Boys
and Children's. in endless variety, a
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-21

The auction store WAS corIer-
open carly in the morning aud late at
night.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-21

One more pull and the kite shaped
track is secured. Attend the meeting
tonight.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-21

No, friends, that touching and pa
thetic allusion to the custom of spread
ing flowers DER the graves OF our ma
tiOn's defenders which is printed In
small type on the Memorial day posters
was not originally written by Bob
McGregor. II was taken from among
the brilliant literary productions OF
John A. Logan. However, like the
rose. Il would have been equally good
had Bob written IL himself.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
Around the State.


Patents granted Michigan inventors
Charles o. Allen, Grand Rapids. drawer
for furniture, Charles II. Bscker. Bay
City, lawn sprinkler: Henry Brousseau
aud G.. Patterson; Newbcrry, valveless
engine; Charles l.. Coffin, Detroit, elec-
tric Welding; Charles King, Detroit. as
s:gnee to Farren Bros. company, New
Haven, Conn, bed spring; Charles
Spencer. Grand Rapids, hose nozzle;
Palmer Wardman, East Saginaw. rail
cleaning attachment for CARS; Henry
Williamson, Bay City, saw swaging
device; Jonn Zalesmsn, Holland, ice
velocipide.
Oscar Hall, the brakeman who at.
tempted to crlininally assault Ruby
Fitch, aged 8 years, at Greenville,
pleaded guilty and VAS sentenced to
ninety days IN the Detroit house of
correction. He is q repulsive looking
fellow and has served an eighteen
months sentence ut Ionia for similar
otfsnse.
The health report says that rheuma-
tism, bronchitis, neuralgia and tonsi-
litis IN the order named caused the
most sickness ia Michigan last week.
Diphtteria was reported from twenty
SIX places. scarlet fever from forty
four, typhoid fever from thirteen and
measles from twenty-five.
The steel freIghter w. n. Gilbert was
launched at Wheeler's shipyard, West
Bay City, Thursday. She Is the prop
erty HoIlebecx, Hollister and others of
saginaw aud elsewhere. she Is 345
feet over all, 3ls feet keel, f2 beam
and 25i feet deep.
While . plumber was leisureIy max
ing some repairs IN the Mt. Clemens
jail, two prisoners took advantage of
the door he kindly left open and de-
parted for more picturesque surround
ing. One was there for driving horse
too fast, the other for breaking into .
box car.
The home of the late Mrs. Avery,
near Three Oaks. 10 being fitted no by
her daughter. Mrs. Lowe. of California
ss . summer house for poor city chIl-
dren. Arrangements are being made
20 Accommodate eighteen children at a
time during the hot weather.
jacob Yank, whose remains were
found IN Wild Fowl bay. near Bay Port.
was 4 former resident of saginaw.
where be livsd last winter. When he
frs, struck Saginaw he had shout g. 900
IN his possess on, which ne sQuandered
n riotons living.
Some citizens Of Cadillac are 90 thor
ougkiy saBctlfeu that TIE sight Of q
crowd OF boys playing base bail on sun
day scsndsllxes them. They will ask
tire mayor 60 pats stop TO the sinfui
practice on the sabbath.
George Parker OF Jackson had his
left hsns caught in the dead woods OF
TWO oss tanks vhfle coupling cars at
Battle Greek and 80 terribly crushed
THAT 4 wss necessary 10 ampniate two
hngsrs-
ssplaek. Perseverance, and PUTT wa
the ailtesstive subject ~ the Rev
George =. Huatiassou's address before
the graduating class OF the Jscksoa
pttbflc sensols.
RE Asrqaetses defeated the Mar
rettes Wsans~isy ell 10 sad ssfsea
Bsy sss sBoskea ass ~ Eshpenssag nv
fhs isag@as1rs >egssHe~ sEsh. sesFe.
staz
uiss Fh~lps add Mrs.. Charles bsosa
Centssl c4ty bseyssssta, Are suffering
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18

from dog bites secured while cireling
about the streets or that t1og Indicted
town.
The supreme court has decided that
the poor debtors" act applies only 10
persons IN aetuzi confinement and not
20 those who have given lsii hallt
bond.
William A. Waite, clerk of Manlstee
county. aud Miss Sands. daughter OF
Louis Sands, the mIllionsire lumber
nlan, we're n4arrlsa at Aanlstee tnafs-
day.
j. I. Saith, the fireman who WAS SO
terribly Injured m tne railroad accident
At Climax. died Wednesday night. lie
WAS s2 years OF age and single.
Roswell Knowles of Musxegon has
been flaed 500 and costs tor refusing
IL make q sworn statement OF MS tax
able proDsrty to the supervisor.
The DatIost police have rescued q
white girl named Lalu kennedy. 10
years age. from the .ogest negro dive
in the Potomac" quarter.
IlIins is capitalists have secured IN
maj Bile quarry a Metropolitan, DICK
lnson county, and will give employment
10 nifty men tneEe-
he trustees OF the defunct George
I. Smith Middiings Purifier company
are constructing = seyenty-riye barrel
mill 1t Leslie.
Giovanni Borgretto. the Italian who
stabbed bis mistress AT Iron Mountain.
has been held for trial on charge Of
murder.
Clara Albion will be examined in po-
lice court. Detroit, today on the charge
Of poisoning Annie Vetterl.
Bi-chloride of gold graduates will
meet IN lpysllanti next Wednesday TO
form state organization.
w. 5. Charles of Mcdonald, Van
Buren, county, has tnirty-two acres oil
unions under cultivation.
The state fish commission has
dumped 100000 young pike in the
lakes near Three Rivers.
The state reform school at Lansing
| as 4Sl inmates. There are now 23i
boys oa parole.
Jackson mas decided TO celebrate the
Fourth IN the good old way this year.
Hudson republicans held q big
ratification meeting last night.
Cheshire, AlIegaa county, has de-
clded TO build town hall.
The clerks Of Battle Greek have or
ganlzed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
AGAINST Vac sAL ooNs.

EDTrok hEEALD-G God pity = neutral
man Or wonlaa--a person VINO dare not
say MS soul q hls oxp. Tie temper
Sace people OF East street. near shsr-
man, are trying to ostracize the saloons
from the neighbornood. Few places
IN the city have so large a per cent OF
children and young people who need
TO De guarded from the baleful inla-
encs OF the saloon as this neighborhood
hAs. TIE sentiment Is at lsasI sesen
10 one against tae saloon, and Yet We
have men among Us who are afraid to
use the night Ut petition 10 keep . sa-
lion from our midst.
WHAT their plea, AFRAID OF injury
10 their bus.ness, For my part II
would rather be = dog aud bay tue
ni0on than such Roman" Every
true citizen should say. what the
greatest good?" IL tins neighoofhood
needs - saloon, ana | believed u,
would labor "a establish one. No IN
t-llsgsnt person today makes a plea for
the righteousness of saloonlsm. Any
Que WAC has watched the debauehcry
of youag men AID boys 10 this neigh
bornood Tor the last year ought 10 teel
that there - pressing need tor new
order OF things. ! know that | voice
the earnest convictions OF nine-,entns
II our best citizens living IN this inn
mediate neighborhcod. When I say:
I'VE most earnestly petition the honor
able mayor and common council Of
our city 10 not grant license 10 any
one for saloon purposes. We ask 1t hy
the right OF majorltles; We ask II for
the protection OF our homes; We ASK II
IN the interest OF our sons anu da1gh-
tsTs, We ask Il Tor tho protection OF
Lhoso who have lost power OF manhood
10 control appetite; We ask II IN the
naIle OF honest manhood and woman
hood That Wa may walk cur streets
without insult anu the blush OF shame
for fallen humanlty"-wlll not the
honorable gentlemen put themselves
in our stead aud grant our request,
Very truly,
" III. WAIBRIDGE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
Michigan Pensions.

Original - Henry Rouse, William
Stewart, Ezra Dean, Calvin Gibbs.
Henry Clements, Francis NJ. Bowling
Or-n Z. Huston, William NJ. Rankin,
NJ ,tthew Murphy, John Dawson. Jacoh
sneeder, James w. Argo, Alexander b.
Gordon, Rosslter F.. Sanford, Harvey
A. Haven. David Foutch. Andrew NJ.
Irwin, Benjamin F. Hurley, Henry Z.
Trumole. Rudolph Papst, Granville G..
Mowrv, Alexander IL. Snyder, Theo-
dore Halmer, Uriah NJ. Sides, John
Canaan. John Kemp, James q. Hor-
ton, Leonard III. Cornwell, John H.
Chase, John j. Sharp. Solomon Fox.
Robert B. Noe, Conrad Kimel, Dexter
b. Proper, Additional-Henry DAILY,
Jacob Daub. James Carr. Restoration
Willard X. Parker, Ira Nelson, Rem
jamln F. Sanford. Reissue-William
Holabaugh (deceased). Original wild
ows. etc.-Cornelia Fredenburg (minor
OF Harvey Stephenson), Nancy Hola-
baugh, Elizabeth Z. Haight, Janet:e
Howe, Sarah Jane Brown (motherl,
Selonla Bacon tmotherl, Rebecca Hub
bard tmother). Mary V. Todd. Mary E.
C0wles, Sarah Jones (motner).
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
STATE CONVENTIONS

The Tribune has already recited some
of the reasons why both the state aud
national campaigns FIR the republican
ticket should begin at the earliest prac.
ti6ahle date. The campaign IS to be
one OF education, and 1t must be waged
with the utmost persistence and vigor.
The calling Ut the republican state con-
vsntion Tor so early Date Us July 20
has been criticized by soae OF the re
publicans OF Michigan, however, and
tor tie information OF those disposed
TO think the date too esrly we append
the following table showing the date of
republican state conventions III Michi-
gan IN presidential, wears:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
OURS THE ONLY ONE
The July Jockey Meeting With
out Competition.
IT Will ATTRACT THOUSANDS
OF EtcrseTnen 10 This City Because There
Is No Place Else % Go-sporsing
News Of the Day.

The races at Garfield park. Hawthorn
PARK aud East 81. Loals ~in close aext
FRIDAY. june "a. TINS viii leave over
loo horses Idle IN Chicago alone ana
not platter Or lunplaz horse N this
eoaaSIy can race unless brought 10
Grand Rspids. Thls IS point readily
grssped BY all lovers Of nns sport
throughout the northwest and vii
snFeiy result IA brinziax thousands OF
hofs<m-n 20 tins city for the July run
ning meeting. Next week the horses
Will be coming 40 fast that it will be
impossible % get cars for their trans
poftaton. The exodus from Chicago
will begin Monday. During the time
or the Jockey clubs running meeting
there n Il not be hurdle or Jumping
race Ia the Cnited States.
Washington PARK will De the only
Naex dong business ana no race short
OF mile will be gwen there except Tor
maiden 2-year-olda The Jockey club
meeting vii be the only one N July
where animals NAV De raced in fve-
eizhGhs and three-fourths.
L. W. Hodges returned from the
races at Garfield PARK, Chicago, yester-
day. During his last visit De COM
pleted arrangements By which Wood
rut will act a. Judge Al the July
running meeting ia tins city, he Also
brings the pleasing news that Petten-
gaze AND h ; assistant will act as start
srs aud n Official programmes OF the
Garfield races viii act IN the same
capacity here In fact from the num-
Der OF entries that Mr. Hodges secured
while ia Chicago one - lead TO believe
that all Garnrlu PARK Will De here
exeep, the track.
N0llie v last week sustained q bad
STRAIN IT Gan field park by stepping ia n
hole just after Winning her last race.
As "a consequences she mas heen lad off
nearly al tals week. and il Was with
great M 81 wings That her owners al
lowed hsr Ia &c entered IN tile three
fourth nise hnndicsp Thursday. The
gsmey little ladv did molly III the start
and ran ia the lead for the fifst five-
elghtbs. hut the STRAIN hsnlpered her
percrpubly. she fsltered and was
beaten. MOlle will arrive IN this city
the last OF next week and Will Ice given
any amount OF rest and care tn put her
in .-im Tor the running meeting. 50.
Joe was entered in the same race with
Moshe Thursday. |, was his first race
sI Garfield park. He ran third and
made \ beautiful showing IN tie tirst
slx and one-hAlf iur.ongs.
The Washington Park races open
June IS. and the great American derby
will c. me OF on the opening day. The
races 81 Washington park are plainly
not going 10 interfere IN any
way with the July running meeting IN
tins city, for already everything is full
and Their. Is room for no more entries.
Fortunately the Jockey club can say
the same.
Huron IS far and away the favorite
IN the Garfield derby. whica - 10 be
run today. The $4,000 guarantee
stakes have brought out the beat in the
land.
Local horsemen manifest much IN
terest IN the great suburban which IS
Is run today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18

Catsrrh, deafness, rheumatism. r,<rx-
Gus debility, impotence and eli d.seasoo
resulting from early indiscretons AID
excuses of manhood, al diseaxes ~
the urinary orga,nA partial paratys>s.
varicoceiie ruptures. tumors, scrofuia.
old sores, dropsy, skin d.sesses. liver
and kidney compisinte. heart dfs~aea.
ehortness OF breath. back OF head.
small OF back, ETC., including al
female complaints and chronic diseaeno
cured quickly and permanently.
That cough, slight fever and weak.
ness, shortnea OF breath, palp,tatkoo
OF heart, my means sure and Quick
consumption.
IL you are nervous, restless. irrsta>
bic. sieepless or wake after hofrio<
dreams. tired mornings, with . duil
headache, bad taste in The mouth.
sometimes discharges, aud 60 ahouS
your employment without lie. enerxy
or ambition, desire 10 be ulon0,
gloomy forebodings, . disposition q
worry and fret about trouble ah~n1
that never comes, spells Of feeling
afraid or uncertain. sometimes ~
spiriss, you are suffering from nervonc
debility and exhaustion of nerve pouue.
which may end ia utter prosffatioo.
insanity and death.
i. you have great sense Of weakuen1
and WEAKNESS, with tired limbs, numb
mesa. trembling. prickiy sensanono.
cold feet ond legs, you are advanc1nK
70 that most serious disosse--Pasalyoro.
Ii your head aches. feel numb am0
ired, with strange seDssffons. i0u q
memory. and you think with dif8oajov
or you are eieepless IT night uiok
drowslness and dnllness during ebo
day, the nerve and BRAN fatigue mnR
coon run into insanitv or death.
Ifyou have any Of shese feclinGo -
not neglect them. or they vii eod -
parsiyns. insanify. prostrstion -
As you value your life do not 49,
lect these warnings. lime and 49,
rlence bas shown, sad hundrede -
startling and marvellous curee hnvo
proved. that these oi@easst are ~
fectly and completely cured BIZ DUs
b. CLAY TODD, Ia n. Dissson etfu1k
rooms i, 3 and 4. Grand Rapids. ~.
Under the use Of DR. \. CLAY
ToDD's remsrkahl femedies 81
those symptoms yield Ne II ~ maGta
and strengths OF nerves, sienr Of brnin
vitality of blood end health Of 49,
are soon restored.
He remedies are purely veGeoo11o
and harmless. and Can only ~ -
tanned ct bic ONCE.
Da. TODD compounds bic prcso1n
tons before each patient IN hls oi6oo>
In. TODD'k once ~ 81 10 ~ Di<lrfon
street, reoun, ], ard Z, Grand 49,
HE medicines neree with he o1om1&
sch, End you can est anything -
choose.
He IL in his once from 10 the snnrns
ing uoni In the evening every ~ -
sundsya
Cali everybody. q friesdly taIk -
cost you nothing
Low csarecs. Rapid cures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
eeAuTIFYiNo THE EYES.
Weak Vision Frequently Produced By Oh
Use Of Drugs.


Tee Of Drugs.
Methods for identifying the eyes
have long been in vogue among women
of fashion, and not few resort to those
which ultimately injure the organs and
the general health. Atropine Is a most
common drug fer making the eyes look
large AID lustrous, but the continued
use OF il so weakens and paralyzes the
muscles that weak eyes come en- early
the widespread disease of weak eyes
among women is largely due To the
tamperinT with these organs for max
irg them more beautiful than nature
iatcnac1. The extremes 10 which soSnc
viii 60 in The matter Is illustrated .
an English woman who Was arrested IN
the streets of London For drunk nness
IL was found later that she wss simply
suffering from the to-ic effects 81
atro2ine. which she had instsilcd into
the eSea 10 GElate she pupils for . more
brilliant appearance. She svas deter
minci 10 be bsautiful End 70 acorn
piisb tbs pTfroee she ran thc risk cf In
fnriog her eyes for a lifetime late
fad among woraen 81 cur cities IL 20
tsrken fhe amber eyeiits with paint 30
give . faare attractive spp~afaare %
tae ~Ye. This rains h often made mp
Of iniartozs princirses. which Ia time
nahe the sssh sresDa shc eyes ola aud
wrinisiea Il beeEaes craclsd. and then
pafnt be<ssaes reenfsoi ell a the time
TIE sfEnFlesf method. II ene sisi asfkea
tie ezes. - 20 as@ eielsn4Fy lead pencil
The Ga issasts {. ssfaefxiai Gazette says
elsafesas eF4ysns are also harmless. bat
tha pssnf prepared I'D sisis work -
always - 4nsek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18

Inc meeting OF Tie state committee
held in April was adjourned to meet IN
Minneapolis. tor the purpose OF select
ing the place aud fixing the date of
holding The state convention, and there
seems 10 be no reason whatever TO
question the entire regularity of the
proceedings of the Minneapolis meet
ing. The Tribune does not approve
the plan OF holding republican state
COMMITTEES meetings at points outside
OF Michigan, but IS there Is precedent
tor IT, 10 not IN order TO hold the
present committee responsible for unu-
sual action in this respect.-Detroit
Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
BUILDING STEAMERS IN AFRICA.
Twcnty-Stx River Boats Already Put To.
gether or tho Upper Congo.

Twenty-six River Boats Already Put Toe
gether or tho Upper Congo.
There are on the Upper Congo. at
Leopoldvillc and Kinshassa, says the
New York Sun, two shipbuilding estab-
lishments, where twenty-six river
steamers have thus far been put to-
gether Tho yards at Leopoldville are
devoted to the steamers of the Congo
Free State and the various missionary
societies At Kinshassa the steamers
of the Upper Congo and Of the syndicate
of Katangu are prepared for service. A
young machinist OF Belgium named
Leonard Bandoin Is in charge of the
ships ct Kinshassa He has at work
under his order ten European nachin-
lists. blaclsniths and carpenters and
fifteen colored blacl.sniths from the
Guinea coast, besides thirty worlmen
who came from Bangula and equator
stations on the Upper Congo. He has
built very large shed at the edge of
river. where the iron shell of the boats
is put together. When IL reaches the
shipyard the beat is in hundreds of
small pieces, none of which weighs
more than one porter can conveniently
carry. Under another shed the black
smiths ere busy at work riveting to-
gcthcr tic many pieces that make up
the boilers and engines. Under still
another the carpenters are engaged in
putting the cabins and other wood
work together The native members
have been inspired by the managers
with . good deal of zeal and 60 about
their duties with much intelligence. 1t
requires three 70 four months TO At q
steamer Of thirty or forty tons for
launching. After the shell Is in the
water the fittings are put in, and then
the vessel is ready for service on the
thousands Of miles Of nsvigable waters
above STANLEY pool.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18

CHICAGO, June IL. - Garfield park
races resulted a. follows.
First, four furIongs-Foos Runner
first. BeIlinds May second. Our frankie
third; time, :56f.
second. one nsils-Eruest Race FIRST,
Hart Wallace second, Hansel third;
time. 1851.
Third, one mile aud sixty yards-vir.
gle first, Lord of the Harem second.
Won Trump third; time, 2:04t.
Fourth. one mile - Lady PuIsfer
first, Viceroy second, Derango third
time. is55.
Fifth. tnrse-fourths of . naIle-Fred
Knox tirst. Aggravstor second, Friday
third: time. l:2Ss.
Sixth, eight fnrlongs-Rorsslis first.
Abandon second, Bette Prsther third;
time. :S3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18

Nkw YoRx, June i7.-Resuiis ., Nor

NKw York, June i7.--Results .. Nor
rs park:
First race. five-eighths mile-Dr.
Hssorouck Won, Morebo second, Lavish
third: tine, :5s4.
Second, scven-elghtDs mile - 50.
Anthony won, ST. Hnhurt second,
stre2hou third; time, l:2y.
Third. ons mile--Csrde won, Mara
second. Aieyn thiTd; time, l:i0l.
Fourth, four furlongs-SaIet won,
Marcellus secoad, IliiouiA third; time,
49,.
Fifth. one mile-Indis Rubber won,
Nit Young second, Aicalde third
time, III.
Saytb. three-quarters mile - First
heat: Tom Hayes won, Daisyram
second. Klrkove third: time, l:lol.
Second heat; Tom Hayes won, Kir-
kove second. Da'syran third; time,
liza
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18

ne and his sifs will move 70 Fort
Wayne nsxt week. Mr.. sproax has
been connected With the railway eosl-
psay for tns last rlfteen years.
HenFy Mercer, travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee 81.
Paul. road was n the city yesterday
Harry Dean of Detroit, travelling
freignt agent for the Leniga 4 Wabash
Dispatch, Sas Ia town Yesterday.