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The evening world., 1892-01-27
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STOCK REPORTS.
A Slump Followed the Rumor of
Egan's Death,
The Market Recovered and Prices
Advanced.
Large Dealings in tho Coalors and
Gould Properties.

WALL. STErrT. Wednesday. Jan. 2I.-AS
carN Loadon prices come lower than our
CLOSING figures last night the local traders
showed u disposition TO hammer the market
NJ the opening. Some shares welded a. much
II ). to | per ccai., hu, tie decline was soon
checked by the appearance Of heavy buying
orders N he coHicr-.
iucknw anna 4 Kcaiing, on cnorm0uS d5al-
ln2s. crossed lis ami 4" respectively.
Later Oh " 'stcrn Union IorgcI TO he front,
and, GA Iumur, tnat the dividend Is to be ill.,
creased, the stock moved up IRON s.Ii, to 81.
The only really weak spot was Louisville
* Nn.hNI l., wnirh Is Still being sod hy lDn-
dun on decreased earnings. The price touched
80. drop ui neatly points from last nights
quotation.
Manhattan Jun Ded fr, III llOLi to 1875 on
animated trading.
International 4 Great Northern trust rn-
Ctipls rose Ia Slte nd the lists To l.3 on th'
announcement tuat the dlircicn,cs existing
between HE stock ana bond holders have
been amicaLly adjusted.
The Chi,agJ 4 Northwestern Railway COM
pahy Is paying interest On Its funded debt
due Feb. /.
sterling cxcharg. was uull ana steady
Tor shurl aud caDl, transfers, and easier FOR
siNty-dIys bills, OWING To higher rates Tor
money In London.
There was a decided pressure TO sell Dcla-
waic, Lackawaauu a Ne,Iern Heading,
Louisville & Nashville ana Western Union.
LaCsawannr broke from 1884 to IA, Read
Ing from i2i4 to +Oa., Louisville Nashville
from 10 to 1it. ana Western Union from 81
to S3tp
Tne reason advanced in the Board Tor the
slump was ihat the short interest In the
cualrrs had been forced TO cover, anu the re-
action, therefore, WAS only natural.
The general list rcceded somewhat in SYM
pathy, but at the Clo L all were higher again
Louisville. New Albany Chicago sold up to
20t IA nSa4 n 20i4 On The the reported deal
| whereby The Company Is 10 become tn.
mort hern outlet OF tue Richmond Terminal
| system. Great Northern preferred bounded
/ up irorn ll9Ln to ia. In the late dealings
| the whole list WAS iirIner.
one reason given Tor the break was the un-
| had been shot by mob Ut Ghiians to-day.
| The Sew York q New England road has en-
gagged Offices IN the Curbin Building.
| The New central q 4! Company has de-
| Clarei n diviuend or 1 per cent. payable
March /.
| The statement Of the foreign trade of the
| United States for December shows exports Of
SllD,a3n, ,j3n, imports ut SUJ,ii4,GJj cX-
cess OF exports, 50,4s1,s'7.
Fnrthc year lSpl exports were s9.O,JO6-
.S2: imports, sS2S,3l2,DIU; excess Of *
ports. sl42, 2,la3.oJJ. Tho exports for the
inJutn OF December were the largest IN the
history OF the country.
rhe total sales AZ the New York STOCK FX-
change To-day, were $4,000 shGrcs ut listed
STOCKS, 5UU. 900 ounce OF silver and 10000
, Oh 5. Pennsylvania oil.
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ALL'S FOR PEACE.
Chi|i'S Reply Expresses Profound
friendship for Uncle Sam,
Full Text of the Concessions Not
Yet Made Public.
War Feeling Thoroughly Stamped
Out at Washiaglor.
Pres dert May BE Askcl to Take
Congress, Into Ills Con dcncc.

WASHINGTON, Jan. .T.--lhc th!linn situa-
tlun has 'asty Improved sine, early y,stor-
day afternoon. The situation is now bright,
ana wDat prospect there WAS Ter war II Is I'M
u"rstuod Il now uispellcd.
The first cable me sage received by the
President from Minister Egnn was not, in all
RESPECTS, satisfactory.
II was iaching In mllnrss. and there were
many things In 1t requiring additional eluci-
datiun.
Another and late: dcSpatc. has now been
rc, eivcd and It's cuntcnts are such as to leave
nothing Tor Congress to do with regard to the
Presidents message.
1t nos only confirms all that has been said
IN the Asst c!nted Press dispatches. but goes
further and Is couchcd In the most friendly
terms
In effect the despatch Received say, that
The charge that the Chillans rn crtain u iecl-
IN. OF enmlty toward the ULlted states and
to It's fng and uniform Is utterly false.
I'VE well remember" II says, "the time
whea that Nag aud that uultLrm were In
Chilian ports protecting us md aiding In our
stru. gle for Independence"
Referring to the time twenty-five years ago
or more when the Chilians were engaged IN a
war fer Independence.
The despatch then says that In order "
show the friendly feeling entertained by
the Chilians Tor the United states and
as an evidence OF their desire to do all that Il
possible, they are Milling to leave the affair
to the United states supreme Court
a gentleman who saw the despatch said to-
day that the United states could not alIord
to proceed to lengths with Il people who
made such respohe as that contained IN the
message received.
Secretary Tracy was confined TO his home
to-day with slight attack OF rheumatism.
capt. Schlcy, ihc Commander OF the Ba,ti-
more who had conference with the sccrc-
tary yesterday afternoon and la'cr with the
President, SAID this morning that 1t would bc
Improper for hin to make any statements.
Lieut.. McCrca, OF the Baltimore, III" officer
who accompanied the men oi the Baltimore
10 court il Valparaiso and acted rs their IN
terpretcr Is also In the city. No movements
OF naval vessels were announced to-day.
secretary Blaine spent some TINE DIT the
State Department this afternoon, receiving
diplomatic callers.
Representative Bount, Chairman OF the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs called
ut the De .mrtmcnt aad had chat WIN
Assistant Secretary Wharton and later Win
the secretary.
IN" topic of Discussion was the question Of
submitting to COLgr D. the reply OF the
CAil.an Government 10 the > called ultima
tam oI the tinted states
lnc additional correspondence viii prob
ably be sent 10 Congress III Il lew day.
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DIVE-KEEPERS GOING.
They Are Leaving the City by the
Penitentiary Route.

~,
lhE E'ENI"" "oN''p 'o-u"S "uuS sun
ahother 10 the hu'hoer OF owes tha' nave
been closed Tor good IL Is 'ha' oi Nr. CharieS
smith, oi l'' ho"eis'"ho'e lc'hAc' lsueu III
'he hal1c VI '"Sel'n'"t 'h'i'h' was see'eiuas
re'oNcu ny '"' noa'u VI hAoiSc' L'9l i'ish'
MI. sihi'h $ 'h'ire es'ao!ishiAcht was clo'eu
''Sh'er 'h"" uruili' son'"'s hGnt oc'hS
lett 10 snow No" 1cSerIen was 'he pace
Mr. rom Slc'chS"h9 'Siihe h' l''
biceeker street, "i1'ch mas pcch Prrctic"''S
aead slnc" lHE h'ENiN" WORLDS seafch-
light nfst disclosed the awful ucpraNlty oi
inc place. mas no" pech oiIlcIa'iy uec'arcu ue-
iunct by the ac'loh ol the EXCISE Board IN re-
VoKing the license heid py MI Johh McHrew'
MI. stevcnson'S dummy.
Mr.. August "uidohs "Frehch Hotel AT
~" sullivan street was darker ana gioohicr
thah ever last hlsht' because OF an event
chEohiclcd In IHE EVENING WORLDS sporting
ENtra yesterday.
Mr. Guidon SAW that II would De useless Tor
MN 10 stand triai on tAc charge OF keeping
uiHoruerlI mousse, 81 yesterday ne pieaded
gNii'y ana threw himself upon the mercy oi
thc Justices OF Special SesSiohs'who promptly
sentenced MN 10 -FOUR months Imprisonment
IN the pehitehtiary' where Mr. Billy Mc"iory
Is now serving a1ears sentence Tor similar
oHehSe'
lHE EVENING WORLDS table now SHOWS
that Two OF New orkshotorlous dl'e-keepers
are IN the fcnitentiary. len others with
'h"lr uNes ugRtB closed are aINiouSis
awaiting their rate. Ana all thiS Is the di-
rect result OF thiS newspaper a'ru'auc' ofgun
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MINISTER REID COMING HOME.
Rumors that He VIII Resign the
Mission to France.

The announcement that WhitCiaw REID,
United States Mlni,tcr to France, VIII return
TO New York next month, has led to tho
rumor that he viii resign his post and resunc
edit Orial work,
In Washington the story of his proposed re-
signatiOn IS generally believed, and II Is sad
that Minister Reid has already advised the
state Department OF his inttnll0E To resign.
Donald Nicholson, who Is IN editorial cpn-
trOl or the TriiUHe In Mr.. Reds absence, said
to-day that he has no information that Mr.
Reid has resigned or intends TO resign his
post at Paris.
some close friends OF Mr. Reid affect 20 be-
lirye that there Is no truth IN the rlluor.
- know that he Is expected home early In
February" SAID one. 81 Understand that
Mr. Reid has bccn granted II long lcav" Ol
absence, and he VIII remain here attending
to private business Tor two Or three months
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THINK GARzA IS CORNEREO.
Fight to a Finish Expected on
the Border To-Day.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 21.-The military
authorities are confident OF capturing or an
initiating Cara to-day.
Moving In concert with the State troops,
they believe they have Cara surrOunde
and think he will fight when they close IN.
II so 1t Will be 4 fight to Il finish.
1t is reported that Cara has been legally
advised not to surrender to the United states,
as he would be delivered to Mexico under the
treaty, and that would be certain death.
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MORE SMALLPOX CASES.
Three from Single Tenen ent- H ous o
in Sullivan Street.

Donate Pcllegr!ni, aged twenty-Nvc,an ltal-
ian living In the ;cnelaeut.h0uhe at l3j Mott
street, was found TO be suTcrin. rum the
smallpox IN Its worst form, and was removed
to North Brothers Island by The Board Ol
Health.
Peter schmidt, German, was removed
from l4l sullivan street, being the third
smallpox victim IN that house.
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JOHN L. FORGETS HIS PLEDGE.
In q Utah Town He Is Completely
Knocked Out by Licuor.
iry ASSOCIATED PRFss

OGDEN, rtah, Jan. :1.-John L. sullivan
forgot on Monday night that he had lolued
Murphy's hlue-r!bbOn brigade.
MIcr the theatre lie began drinking heavily
and was soon IN such a condition as TO make
II necessary tor Lin to be carried 10 ted.
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Two Roasted to Deaf !.
ipY ASSOCIATED PREss.l

'DN FNtsN'l
AvILLA, Ind, Jan. 21.-festerday the farm
house Of Geo. Myers, three miles west OF Ken
dai!vilie, was burned 10 the ground, and
Marion, the eightcen-ycar old son OF Mr..
Myers, and Dr.. owens, u brother or Mrs.
Myers, were sleeping In an upper room, were
roasted to death. Mr.. Myers. his wife and
fve children barely escaped with their lives.
Others who were Sleeping In the upper rooms
escaped b! jumping from window.
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CHAPMAN NOT INSANE.
Medical Experts Recommend That
He Be Sent to an Inebriate Asylum.

McuICHT EXpertS heCOIInBNu THU
He Be Sent to an Inebriate Asylum.
Mrs. Cora Chapman. who was Shot by her
husbands nurse Herbert Scarvant, called at
the Adams Street Police COu I, Brooklyn'
this morning and asked Justice Walsh to
have the mental condition OF her husband,
who Is IN custody for threatening her life, eX-
amined into.
Justice Wash referred her to the Charity
Commissioners, who appointed Drs. Metcalt
and O'ConIcll to examine Chapman,
The physicians examined Chapman in the
Raymond Street jail this afternoon, and con-
Guided that he was not insane.
1t Is reported that they found that he
was n victim OF Chloral and other similar
drugs, and will recommend that lie be placed
In an ilcbriatc asylum.
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RUMORED SHOOTING OF EGAN.

Uaconflrmod Report Probably
Started to Influence Stocks.
A rumor reached New York this afternoon,
by way OF Boston, that Minister Esan Lad
been shot In chm.
Nothing had been heard OF the shooting NJ
Washington and the runor ut'cly lacked
continuation elsewhere.
W. Il. Grace & CO.. In dircc. communication
with Chilli received cuDlcgram u about y
o'clock wni2h said no;hing oi the shooting.
The report WAS probably started to iEhu-
ence the stock market.
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Thousand Grip Victims in Aurora.

AURORA, H., Jan. @7.--lt Is estimated that
AT least 1000 per- NJ are down with the grip
IN This city. one Auudrrd employees ~ the
chicago, burlington and quincy shops are
or duty. Mayor Frasicr T. critically III with
the malady, and u number OF rooms IN the ci;S
schools are closed.
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AGAINST PRESS GAG Law.
Assembly Passes Bill Admit ng
Reporters to Electrocutions.
inY AEsnCIAIED rnkas. !

ALBANY. Jan. 2T.--Steins bill allowing
presence OF reporters at clcctrocutionS was
passed by the AS, ,embly by vote u ayes iO1,
nays 3.
Dvyo, lIoag and james II. ricrson voted In
the negative.
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Adds Another Purse to
His Credit at the
Hilltop Track.
NO C0NsTA5lEs our TO-DAY.
kz'as|, Boyle Rhodes and Rush
light Among the Winners,

ESPECIAL TO THE rvrSrSo wopLn.1
GUrTENBURG RACE TRACK, Jan. 27.-Racing
was continued ut North Bergen to-day with a
card that showed u slight improvement over
that Of yesterday.
1t was genuine Winter racing In earnest,
for icy blasts swept over the course with u
keenness that was very penetrating and the
seats In the Enclosure near the stoves were in
great demand.
During the interval between the races the
course looked deserted. Not person was
to be seen on the grand stand or lawn.
The track was still hard as iron, yet the
scratches were not numerous and good day 8
sport was looked forward to.
All the horses entered In the first race came
to the post with Quibbler favorIte, on ac-
count OF his good performance yesterday.
Boyle Rhodes was the second choice. Tor what
reason 1t was hard to say, as he had not been
seen in public FOR some time. Prince Edward
and Bob Arthur were vel! backed also.
Boyle Rhodes won from Bob Arthur, who
pressed him closely at the end. Qulbbler fin
ishcd third.
The second event was good betting affair.
Maggie Beck and Xenephon were heavily
backed with the former n slight favorite
throughout. Yazoo was also well supported
and SO was Derango. Montreal was neglected.
The race was pretty one, the neld running
In close bunch and finished very close TO-
gctIer Derango won by n head from Maggie
Eech. Yazoo finished close up.
Azrae, a red-hot favoritc, saved the talent
1rCm disaster by winning the third race easily
from Gladiator Mart was a poor third.
FIRST RACE.
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Slightly Warmer Weather Coming.

q + y AGRiCrLTURE,
WEATHER liuREAU,
NEW YoRE, Jan. ~.
LCCul 5Or, cast tR 8
4. ". Yh'u'HdUy: F'oI
Southeastern \ e 70
York. inciu din1
Long Island also rD,
lIlsltTM COLLLLeCtiCilI
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Owners of their own si1rc- aud resi-
drncsr va" NAV 'sh TO l"rr"" on moItIa:r san do
tr,ns hS applying directly 10 TITLE
bEARANIIh ASp IRtsl Co, 5b liberty street,
IL 10 tnt arrest .sEd,i ~ New YORK. e
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Racing at Gloucester.

isPfCIAL TO THr rvrNIsu wonLD.l
GLOUCESTER. Jan. .!1.-lhc results or to-
days races are Us follows:
First Race-SiX and one quarter iurlongS--
Lnndsccr won, Lahness second and Quin-
tonesS third. Timp-ln3ll.
second Race uur ana unc-hnlf furongs.--
| 1lrwellyn won. WoOdDu y second. and NalEJ r
| third. 1ime--O.5S.
Third Race-SiX and Il half turlongs Irene
| IL. won, Blackburn second and Little Addic
| third. TimC-1.24.
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Mining Stocks.

Tho following arc the ,!cslnS quotations OF
mining stock, at the consolidated Exchange
to-day:
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Purse $500; selling allowances; six anl

Betting Maggie Beck, s to 5 and J TO s Keno
Phun. and 10 5, YGzoo, 4 and even DsrGngo,
and even; Montreal, 80 and 5
Dernngo led Tor quarter and then gave
way to Maggie Beck, who led around the
turn, where Derango again tool; up the rum
ming.
The race TO the finish was very close,
DernngO winning by II head from Maggie
Beck, VINO was u length In front OF lazoo.
1ime-l.2Dl..
Mutuels paid straight, SlT.lo; place,
S4.l5. Maggie Beck paid $500.
THIRD RACE.
Starter W,iqhi,. .JocE.v, St,t mr. Fin
Purse sio0, Tor three-y year-o!ds i've ana Il
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by neck from Brussels who beat Glcnlochy
four lengths 1imc-Ll7.
NutueiS paid Straight. &o.3.I; place,
$40. Brussels paid $3.50.
SIXTH RACE.
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HALL" BrrwEES rHE ACrs" aud BRAVO, l0c I;
HALt DINE, 5t., All-iobaeen Cigarettes are the
ouy gsuis made b, Taos H. Hall. Estay'd 1896. -
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BvttibE-A5faEl, 3 TO Hni 0n' 'Vsdiator, II 20
an 9
AIrael led from start to finish ana won
easily by Two lengths from Gladiator, who
was fve lengths IN front OF Mart TimC-
LII.
Mutueis paid: Straight $3.lO; place, s".4O.
Gladiator paid s2.GO.
FOURTH RACE.
piirSn sADO selling aIl.n,,.o,g ,,It,, nnl
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JerSep-F"r; sightip Il. . tti +; '"gh HLfh-
tpr>f ,rind'; deCT'Gsi0' ~ JOrr" tO-High.
Lor N"ed"g an" f1aHv' F'" ana
The following record shows the changes In
the temperature Tor the past twenty -lour
hours, IN comparison with ihC corresponding
date OI last year. as Indicated by the theT-
invncter at Pcrry's Pharmacy
1891. lsy. 1891 1892.
y 4. M..,. ~ ~ Moo. 3N ~
a. NJ. ~ 10 i. NJ. l C
Average temperature ivr corresponding date last
year, s.N
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FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling allowances mile and
three-siNteenthS.

2and even Lang Ter, 5 aud : to 3, Kushigit. {
END 2; Freezer aud ) to :; LA nrippe, ~ and
Wynwood, 80 and 10.
This race "Rs the best Of the day. The
Held ran punched Irom stare TO finish, with
Sir Roe, WynwOod, Long Ten and La Grippe
stretch.
Then Rushight took command and in 4
pretty finSh won by Il neck IRON Auclina,
who was head In front OF La Grippe.
The latter also nn,Sncd Il mead Ia front OF
WynwoOd. Time OSSi
Mutuei> paid: straight, sl5.2O; place
SP.iO. Adclina paid s1.25.
InTH RACE.
Purse a5OC; weights 10 10. below the scale (:
SIX furlOAES.
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=, The J. Chr. @, ,iinpiel Brewing Co.
MhshArfAH BLER, hait ami Hops only 2.v
Jsth st -
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Purse $4OO; Tor beaten horses; sell.
IL z allowances SIX urlnnrS.

. BtUIng -QuIbDie, 10 10 D and I TO IWi boy q
Rhodes, 3 and even Prince Edward, aud 9; Bob
AGthur, and 9; Count Luna, 4 and 3; Aunt Jane
20 ANA - j. B.. 30 and 3; Archie Collins, 70 and s.
Prince Edward was the first to show but
was Immediately outrun by Boyle Rhodes
who led Tor quarter and then gave way to
Qubbler.
The latter led to the turn and then Bob
Arthur went to the front and led the held up
TO the last furlong pole.
Martin then brought Boyle Rhodes up
again, and IN pretty finish the latter won
by II neck from Rob Arthur, who was Il length
In front OF Quibbler 1ime--l.lg.
Mutucl, paid: straight, s7.20; place, +4.s5.
Bob Arthur paid SG.1o.
SECOND RACE.
Purse S4OO; selling allowances; SIX and
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pe''HS hn btile, 1 10 an OUT Smni-er, u
and ) tv2
brussels made Tho running INTO the stretch
"heIe Mh Lelic came through ana woa easily
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Brown UicN." the well-SnOwn trainer
OF Ruper;a anu other Speedy horses, VIII AXE
Mcssrn clay y WoodIords String iium tho
coming season.
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Purse sAoo; selling; seven furionss.

Won by Pennyroyal, Harry Ireland second
and Iceberg third. rime-l.33.
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The VISITING o!JccNey Stoyai by bNoSrnakers'
mess, ayers Yesterday has decided lhe Jockey
tiJU to ALLOW none DAl uwacgr Ia tac Jocney-
room hereafter
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gRApYCRorISE. will aiways lot you enjoy yourself
by Stoppiug your Headache. -
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Another protest has been cnt cred by Victor
Ilullar, the owner OF ~, Patrick. against +.
Ir!hG, he owner y. !rudlgal. The latter won
a siX-iurlOuE dash Jan. Ii, and ST. Patrick
nNt he'd second. HallGr claims that Tribe
was ruled OF a BUialo last year, naa there
l.rc /, hot entitled 10 the purse.
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the case oj The Breeze tiily whose race was
p,utrS',d Il IA" ONE: day Decausc Ot an alleged
mise psdtg:rH. WAS decided by the Executive
CunaI.ticr UI the hudson CouGty Jockey
Ci.U lvs. .pruay. The Committee fouLd that
lhC dam or the Nils Was nut Breeze, but
Xaynlla. The purse Is therefore AWARDED 10
Marina MA>MA. ton, VINO finished second.
lMr Brrrle tliv, by the wa. Is said 10 be-
the property II cN-sheiif DAVIS, OF hudson
Iurnty.
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z. .-" Stag "oi the Sy van 4 a., SIP. VI.
b. SstituAi 4. { : entrrt,li meat.
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In the tniri rae, the talent went down
with IlUnr that could have been heard In
harlem. Al tAcir winnings on Onagcr and
DCiaU-u MoGi on Bukc John. The bOokieS
lull only to 5, and tue talenttook II eagerly,
Tor 1t looked "a sure Thing.
Uukr John, m!,cramy ridden 10y Tommy
Flyuu. wL> lua'vu eI S!iy by InzOo, a , to
SHOT. ilowrNe". tn"i GOT some II the money
back uu Prince Howard. and then played IL
Oh Juun Hickey, where usaiu they fell down.
Fabian VAS played on To gee even, ami
iur.l,y ne won, rr the day would have been q
NtIy emily one Tor tne tuelt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-30
BRIEF MENTION.

Baled hay and straw at G. W. As,er &
Co.'S.
Call up telephone No. 1855 for stock in
the Exposition association.
Hot coffee, chocolate or goo d cup
tea at Krell & Maths anytime.
Miss Mary Brennan and Miss Maggie
Murphy have returned from a visit to
Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Miss Luella Rhodes, who has been
visiting with friends in the city, has re-
turned to her home in LeClaire.
Canvassers-A few experienced to sell
new publication. liberal commissions.
Address or call at room 10, Mitchell &c
Lynde's block.
Mrs. Lieut.. James Normo yle, who las
been visiting with the lieutenant's par
ents on Twenty~fourth street, left yester
day for her home in Ell Paso, Tex.
Get cup of coffee with cream and a
slice of cream pie or a sandwich for your
luncheon. Every cup of coffee is made
to order in moment. No waiting and
you get the best at Krell & Maths new
parlor.
G. A. Schumacher has decided to erect
two handsome 2 story houses on Lis
property on Elm street. They will be of
modern design with all the modern i'm
prevements, and will be finished carl, in
the summer.
Notice-Send your friends to Kre &
Maths for dish of oysters, cup of cot
tee, cup of chocolate, cup of tea, with 6
slice of cream pie or a cream puff, or q
chocolate eclaire, or a sandwich. We
will give you the best. Remember US.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-30
The TIL Patrt.

Lovers of good music and singing will
be amply repaid by attending the per-
fermance Of Honest Hearts and Willing
Hands" in which the famous John L.
Sullivan and the favorite actor Duncan
B. Harrison appears, and which the
champion quartette enliven with their
great glee songs. etc. The performance
takes place Thursday evening.
The greatest theatrical event Of the
present season will be the appearance of
Modjeska at the Bustis at Davenport Fri
day evening.
A three years consecutive run in one
theatre is a remarkable test for a comedy,
and few possess such tenacious qualities.
THE County Fair, which will be seen at
Hsrper's theatre Monday evening bears
such a record with additional hits in othe.
large cities. The probable reason for this
PLAYS success is in it's naturalpess ard
character drawing. Instead OF shooting
over the peoples heads it goes straight to
their hearts Its personages are indigen~
Gus to the soil, and lis humor is Of the
CHEEKY, homelT kind. and its theme pure
as the breezy odors of the new-mown hay
in the fields beyond Rock bottom farm -
Among the many features to be given in
this famous comedy is genuine horse
race, which is, beyond all csvil, the great>
est effect ever seen on the stage