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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
A NEW POLICE PRECINCT
CAPT. westcrveIt In Charge OF the NV stu
tion III Harlem

CAPT. Wcstcrvclt In Charge or the NV Stn.
tion III Harlem.
The new Twenty eighth police precinct WAS
formally established yesterday. The new sta
tion HOUSE, which was recently completed. IL
In 1O4th street. between Third and Lexington
avenues. The precinct covers the territory
between Ninety sixth and 10th streets, Fifth
avenue and the East River. including Wards
Island. and has forty night posts. Capt. Josiah
A. Westervelt. late Of the City Hall station. Is
in charge. His command consists Of lob
men. and includes sergeants W. ]. Nor
ton. A. W. Warner. J. NJ. O,Kecfe., and
Edward Muret. and Andrew Ferretti. de-
tcctive There Is large colony OF ltal-
ians in the new precinct. and that Is why
Fcrretti Is sent there. The precinct Is in In
spcctor Williams's district. and both he ma
Superintendent Byrnes, were present ct y
o'clock last evening when Capt. Westcrvelt
called tho roll for the first time, The Old
Twenty eighth precinct at Pier A will hereafter
be known as the Thirty seventh.
just twenty minutes, nfter tho opening OF tho
new station house tho first prisoners were
brought in Park Policeman Thomas +. Peter
SON arrested Daniel Levy n real estate dealer.
OF 25:} Wost 1920 street. and Joseph !. Rordi-
ger, silk importer of BIZ West Thirtyrhlth
street at the tennis grounds in Central Park.
The men were lighting. They were locked up
for the night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
CHARGE HIM IN TIE BILL"
How an OIL Baron Wanted tn Settle for
K,iiiuS n French Walter.

From me PhfddrfPh'h IimN'
In Pennsylvania that one lucky posscssQr OF
some valuable land sold 1t at an excellent har-
gain. He had long had desire To- ylflt Et u
rope and as his present means enabled him to
crafty HIS WISH 1t was not long before he was
on one Of Il: ocean liners ploushing his way
- III ie' did England and Ireland in nrst-class
style. acquiring fund 81 experience from con-
tais Valuae II only Tor what It cost him to
acquire IT, Learning what he did ct the price
among those VINO spoke MS own ianGna nv sh IL
in sunny France and Italy. The few inliH'irles
italian hosts were any less. frugal or exactipG
than those Of the british kingdom so that hattie, he
ISs t eH E h KID ;%c ss s wa. nss
In n eepinG would he chiefly occupied In open,
Ing and ,S sy sn1
one he was brought In contact with. .
Whether he was right or wrong In thus as.
was paid for. he conld not possibly decide, for
time tn" thsS1y thst Il SnS esnt
had had come n'io o Marseies Hero his eyes wsro
DELIGHTED with readrE the w on .n stnGr
Their. Entering. he. found that statement only
partly verified as knowledge OF that ,, speech
.H"eS. aIthoneh he soon ound the pe'tk * *:
nm II q. lem
for ihe hil. Opening u window seemed to
lie mado y memo randnm Of by the officiating
the character Of q spec al extra; This went on
ior about nt day. when he had an s az req
Tor tho man that blackened his boots. Az
neither Understood the other too well. tho
traveller. possibly mlstaki1g tho gnrfon's
him over couple o. trunks and down stairs.
In u moment NJ rushed the proprietor
killed the wnlter!"
A"Kilied him. did I +" was the SURPRISED an
swer. "Oh. well. charge him In the bill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
HYDR.4ZOIC ACID.
A Powerful Explosive Made OF Three Parts
or Nitrogen and One OF Hydrogen.
From ihs Baltimore American.

From hs Baltimore American.
Chemists and others interested in this city In
now busy studying the component parts and
character Of an acid recently discovered by a
Of hydrnzoic acid. This. it 4. claimed. is des-
tined 10 make new era in the history y. 2, OK.
Generally that in the compound tho chemical
aiinity between the elements going to make
up Its structure is 50 slight and the Somp9nent
or ignited rthe process o: dissolution started.
It breaks up with explNsdIytS yi9}iSnce v tme
but il there Is any quantity Of gaseous ele:
ment contained In Its structure tho force OF
the PeW scs BEEN
acid from its composition, which Is three partts
nitrogen sfG 9ns ali aFS g ho .ho
istry has teen studied this acid has ESCAPED
discovery till now. 1t is described as resem q,
the ar and causing painful wounds when an
Piled to the skin. no acid does, not seem to
lie itself explosive, but the snlt@ 1t forms with
most OF the metals arc described as Icing eY.
| tremey so. 1t was discovered nccidonthliS, u
samin Investigation. and tho straneencss Of It's
properties led to an analysis. and tho ulscov-
cry OF the exact nature q IT'S cmaractorlsditfbs
| acid hns not been studied 10 any great extent.
The great amount Of nitrogen eoptaincd in
would naturally lead n chemist to SUSPECT its
explosive pr9perIles StrosSn .sSn 10 OF s, me
ssR EsI gas Sn ss WITH
Clements, and forming unstable comnounds.
sy f4r the majority Of known e%niG,1TyIss esq.,,
TIN IT. Ina i Mn rHpftf forms ri p.r &
great force. that gives It its value. as a
| Component Of explosives. In dynamite, for
| Instance. Ia to be FOUND good example OF tho
instability NJ nitrogen.
| Nearly overy one knows that ntro-glycerlne
| is formed By tho addition OF a mixture OF nitr o
aud sulphuric acids to ordinary glycsrine In
nm ice-cOld state; Tho composition OF this Is
nitro group and Ia extremely explosive. To
make II safer. 1t Is saturated In infasorinl
earth which dries and Is called dynSmit9 In
acid. cupric nitrate. and nitrogen play an i'm;
portant part. Nitro lycerineis only exploded
| by concussion. 1t can he burned In an open
dish with safety; but this is az experiment
very seldom trlod.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
TIRE FALL OF THIS NAPOLEON
lIe Dazz'ed People with His Z" Swift" Ways
nS u Cashier. hut IN Now Under Arrest.

lTe Dazz'ed People with His " Swift" Ways
nS n Cashier. but IN Now Under Arrest.
DUBLIN. Tex. July Thomas ]. Wood
was arrested here to-day by United States
Deputy Marshal IT. II. McNTurrny. who took
his prisoner to Dallas to-niEht. Tho Federal
Grand Jury returned sovcn indictments
against Wood. three for embezzlemont and
four for making false entries in his reports to
the Comptroller Of the Currency.
In 1901 Wood went to Dallas from Rockwell
and was a verz swift" man. lie became
cashier of the Ninth National Bank. and was
regarded MS a Napoleon of finance for a
time. In tho latter part OF 1892 the
Ninth National was, closed by a bank exam
liner. and 1t was alleged In the indictments
that Wood got away with more than S2Oo.QOO
OF the funds OF tho institution. Many OF tho
stock holders were ruined For tho last few
months Wood has made his homo at Dublin.
Judge John b. Rector Of tho Federal Court
placed tho bond Of the prisoner at 100000. AZ
10 O'clock Tonight he was In the custody OF
the Marshal. with poor prospect OF being re-
leased.
Wood was indicted by 4 Grand Jury In the
State courts on charge oihnving attempted 70
swindlc an insurance company out OF SlO,OOO
OH tho graveyard" insurance plan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
u0EY WINS THE FUIURI1f SH00T
Ifo Defs ats Themns In Grcnt Match Mt
Hollywood.

I,oSa DRANCH July 1.-The Frturity prize
shoot at live pigeons took place on tho Holly
wood grounds this morning before large and
fashionable crowd. Ofthe eleven men entered
only the following appeared: Fred Hoey. L.
s. Thompson, l.. u. Davenport u. A. Woleh.
I. Edwards. J. s. Williams. 7. ID. Thomas. and
Edgar q. Murphy.
The shooting begun Mt loon. The conditions
were twenty-five birds each, under modified
rules, with an entrance foe OF 500; the winner
to take GO por cent. the second man ~ FER
cent. and the third 10 per cent. From the
flrst 1t was apparent that tho match would be
closely contested. Hoey was tho first at the
traps. He killed nine straight before slipping
IN. Then ho killed eight more. but missed
his nineteenth. He ran out the airing with
% killed and missed; -. .,.vo, s.r.,.h,
Th9mpson iopWySsa wth e fiisd tbs tbir.
teonth, and missed tho fourteenth After that
o trouble n HTnsng SSwn fhs
Psrt S"f his ss srn n gov S
soSss %o% not o Time
Edwards Killed but eighteen, ana Was out OF
An tr, naSsd
I" The deadIocked, quartet by killing twenty
three. Twelve. 81 which were with the frst bar.
Tor e the money. The scores:
f5.s 1Ioss,sa2aaa Gilsd d. ini.. g
~ = ! !ssnI:sSnsIss sF!sq ss6 s*f$,
Il 4 $seS ii,d. ⅈ s' as,i ish,2'2'2h21'
/ Edssrd..a j. III, j. 4, a,oGos a.:.aI.
Yi! sis p k iS "a n,....a l. Ia
~ JhSnsi aks Knee ID: ai e i ~ IA
sgsHasyGaa kiil.d II; Ii missed. "a o. l. o.
Hoey. Davenport .Welch. Thompson. and
THOMAS began shooting on ut Ave birds each
ThompfSn and WelSh missed missed 6ird; T Whns
scores on the second shoot.on. On the third
shoot. or Davenport missed big, first bird and
took third money. Hoey and Thomas again
made clean SCORES;
On tho fourth shGSt-on Hosy Killed al bpt
Both men killed iys straight IN the ith shoot;
iis irst bird In tho sixth trial, but Hoey made
n clean score. vim Ing tho cup and nrst money
Swoepstake shooting followed.
Only 70 hours 10 Chicago by the New York cshirAl-
Ralir II J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
THE WIND. UP At eu1rESBuRG.
The Talent Get the Hest OF h-butSen
Shows Ills Quality Again.

The Talent Get the Hest OF h-BntSen
Shows HIS Quality Again.
Aiarge crowd say tho last races Of tho sum
NOR m eting at theI hilltop yesterday. Large
fields ana wolf conttsted races charnoterizeo
tho sport. Tho taleIA moro than held 'heir own
against the bookmakors.
Propriety. tho top selection in the opening
dash. ran q groat race and won by length
Fidret beating Leigh the same distance Tor
second place. Headlight was plunged on
heavily to win tho second nco. and whicn ne
did In hollow style by i've lengths, BIZ ID. beat
ing Signature head for second plnce.
Romance and Bon Voyage were lett at the
post in tho start for the third race. hriSine
had the best OF tho start but Poydora passed.
her ct q furlong and cantered home winner Dy
six myths. Rancocas beating krikinn nan
length for the place. Mccormick had strong
backing to win the fourth race but Virgle GOT
away in front. led the entire route. and won ny
four lengths, Lsrghotta getting the plese; two ,o
lengths in front OF Running Bird. NioIebna
and EeT sho sasdS
but VosttS won srh not Ea Ssf p ensh
was even money favorits in the sixth race Land ana
the game horse won MS he pleased. NICK pea.-
Ing Mohican away of for the place summa'
FIRST RACE
Purse s4oo. for three.year.ods selling; hVe tur'
JSSi.la.s rropr'esy by MI pekret-E.qne..'
r. Erndieys6 . f;iiEet. los tJons.
Ole" , ss s %ss: Mss Oily i.pb
and yoeai1' also ram rhine. ,oax
nt asfs ssi'iaFf Tass = y"ss, SIs.
lilly. 100 to Lorilia colt,
SECOND RACE.
Pursc 1900. selling: one mile. ~
W. L. co:ton. i. h. Headlight s. by Ilindoo-pei'Rhs.
R. Bradley en-. g. Bill D.. aged, ~ t%lahead'..
T6u as and asa also ran
a.; y S Sss r..
i ose, 20 10 Il Ban Msren 81 to mi j.
THIRD RACE.
raT.s s:Go ;'nF; Ss snS s' 'SH
Ia los Is Hill. ia, d, -.
sH Ei Gsxyyoy s. b. H. na Rr$". 10
Pos, so,,nQ-r,rb, to ngntn.. Krttina sto Poly.
aoi" DO heh,sn Surprise 40 to Bon voY age
FOURTH RACE
ssSo s' Vfs snf 81 King nosvrao ,oS
WARM s0 spring stable. CHI h. Laraheita lilo e.
pn iaSsa n EAT. T. Fiss so
and MCCORMACK also ran ,,<
Pos, s.,uns-rwo t to n sis Mccormack to
y s tpa 80 eS S.is 10" 70 a"as b
| flea colt.
| FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500. for two-ycaro!ds: selling: four ana
| half furlpngs ,.-.,. ,-..,,.
80 (DOrahue): ''''.''' .''''''''.
Alex Shields CHI {. Edith, W Car)
| 4 Mnnoney's h. T. Jennie T.. H3 Ulritn)
Rosalnd colt. Inspector C.. Carlo H.. King ot hearts
| and Freeda MY also ran. ~
| Post Bettink-Two to ] against Inspector y. > 70
yioietto ZIG Carrie H. Jennie T.. TO Edith IL
to Freeda y lo to King Of Hearts. %otol fosa he
| colt.
| SIXTH RACE.
| Purse $500; seven rnrlongs. ,
| n Brndleys br c. Bitten. !, by Bia7es-Gernan'a
122 III Jones).
Glen Island stables blk. Nick, g. log o. DoaEe)
canden stable br a. M0hican IL ~ tN Him
| Tusno Logan, Aunt Jane. and Panhandle also ran.
| Time. l;.oI ,,.-
rost BettinR-Ercn money against Rittzsni ~ 20
| Mohican = to Nick TO Logan. 10 to ToRho. ~
| 10 / Panhandle. 100 to Aunt Jane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
France Wants Forage aud Meat.

Writing OF the evils OF tho long drought in
France. our Paris correspondent says: il
America could send forage rapidly over to this
country she would find splendid market fer
ened With the extinction OF their ilocks and
herds. Cattle are being sold for what they will
fetch. The PaIis market at vilette las pleth-
was the subject OF long debate - the Cham
ber this afternoon when question was adj
dressed to the Minister Of Agriculture respect
Ing the scarcity Of fodder by NJ, pucoudray
n. yiger said that something could he Done IL
meat for the army, and Il Was decided that u
proposition to this effect should DO brought
iorWgtd on SATURDAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
A Queer Mountain srrpent.

curious serpent has been seen on Mount
Hamilton. 1t ia represented to DO Twelve OF
shine like stars in tho night "ut of a head as
long a u mans list, ThIs curious IcGtllo va,
fie other day when he was out after some cat
iie Wandal had only long rope Win sha, riR Rs
benst saw the reptile It stopped and snorted
and refused to pr6ceed that WAY. The snake
Was lying almost In tho trail, apparently
rope and let 20 at tho nj Monster. hitting u vpon
the head whereupon the reptile rolled down
into a deep gully at the bottom OF the moon.
tain. where tina chaaa ended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
A BOMB IN THE CAMP.
Militia In the Lumber Yard Camp at Tonn-
wanda Make IL Discovery.

wanda Make u UIscoVcry.
ToNAwAyDA, n. Y. July 1.-Some excitement
was caused in camp this morning by the dis
covery OF q piece OF gaspipe that tho soldiers
think may be dynamite bomb.
1t was found tied to pier near q box fac
tory. and is piece Of pipe ten inchoslong. Sc
curely sealed, and with fuse two feet long at
tached,
lighted but had gone out Forty tiungarians
we're asleep In the box factory. which has been
turned into u lodging house for he non union
men No clue has yet been found to the men
who placed tho bomb theie.
Four com pnnies Of the Seventy-fourth l!eRi-
ment. comprising tho First Battalion have
been ordered here on Monday to relieve the
which has been on duty for a week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
sho,, Missouri Miner. strlker

KANSAS CRY. July 1.-Fifty delegates. repre-
senting all tho unions in Missouri OF the West
ern District OF the United States Mine Workers,
met here to-day to consider whether or not
the Missouri minors shall inaugurnte SYM
pathy, strike IN aid OF their Kansas brethr en-,
President Walters who has S , charge o. tns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
romp In the fast time Of 1;28 Cartoan was
second and Nagabond beat Onward head for

second and yassbond beat onward RR head I Tor
third money IN whipping finish. ,,
fSIs s az owe 'S qR tssf
josie S s' 2S Ell and tSS s.
cos ny second pses tho a end OF hard.
os ass ysre r aTs y1 sa third
Gf Rsfs S s5Gcfo d 5Snn' ihs
Sa,si a2% %%ns ans 5s@
and lending U ali the W% S f Rneston ma" eosed
very, RAPIDLY n the homestrsteh. but the
dt nero o n' Pro so a
down from 10 to $ Mt the close, was Q fast mare
tSs os nr H ss SSsnsd S 91s
those who put the money on tho mare. and
Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Purse 81. 900; $3.50 TO- second, 500 to third: for
scale: ssOssn maidems allowed pounds; ssvsn.eVhths
r,SaESs.s Stables b. Lifeoont. by Lindon-Dus.so
W. fSs slsEss Dr. f.ihfu 100 tsmm.j
W. psiy. 5. ipsoi; iiS i: IsmiyS...'..."".".s
Ess e IS n IN Ess fI y
insot
SECOND RACE.
tosis q 1851 BY 'asssTptSns q 40 s.oh .as io5
, ~ July OF " My or 70
fs fsf ~ SHAH s ho 10
both s ~ n. e two sds s s
third 500 on, Of tho money added; $1,000 nadi
M !. !" ne tive b
j. RsF T. r Kee,t's b c. liornripe by Mr.. Pickwick
p;n ssa re e. p..ln}y. iss
ssrsss s"a sS'i,s. ii5 tadssy,
J.f. B. and Illusion mall, nl:o r ram ~
PS f. 81 ,s Sn Mo1nRIP' Ss IL
THIRD RACE.
Third Race-Purse 81 600 Of which $3.50 to the sec;
4d Ss to- b oa
selling allowances seven furiongs
J. MsL.uTnn,s CHI 3, waleo,' s, by Long Taw-Mi''
J aged ios e 55s%,y,
onward r aud AiipianISts %s 5 T,ss
PS.s Is eo Cartoon 70
FOURTH RACE
For pure soSo Of Tn's sS. s 9nn to
ef be- sold ana a" AUCTION
pGani for 1893 10 then nhs two
900 OK nsi % py Ssu.covyEmpr
IS s P;s9.
Josie Duke OF Fiet. Tenacious. Cuckoo. Claymore,
Jersey Belle and co1no ,. a Also ran AZ
Post Betting-rhrec to againat Josie. to Khzan,
to Fans!!na colt g Jersey Belle :" Connn.s
more to 5 10 p rfs 81 fs 20 to eSsioo
FIFTH RACE
The Realization Stakes. for three yenr.o ldR foali
Of 1870 u sweepstakes by tho following Respective
fs. f% q AIT
1871 FOR horses entered a. ysnrlngs 6g NV ~
1891 when the stakes closed $500 each sioo dofets
sSd.o Dai ~ S ' OF Which shall
third horses Tho Coney Island Jockey .luD TO adG
so The sse s%la to the ans onsy sss
third 900 OF tho Added money anu onetnru OF ths
starring money: colts to cnrry l2e pnund' hies ann
gedings 10; penalties and allowances one milo anu
Brown ( Roserss b. c.. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lo7
R.'SF. Kocnc'. CHI c. ST. Leonards ink Gar.
opses II tables b. c. Sir waiter I2a tDorso
RAmApo' so"na'es rim nsa SS 20 81
| Post Rettiug-Six to against s., leonardo 9 TO
Boundless. 70 ! sir waiter. ~ 10 ounoeah 'o ~
20 1 Ramapo. 100 10 Accident.
| SIXTH RACE.
.. ss's bs so to ,econa ana
third: ~ pounds added to weight Tor age: non
| winners in 1898 OF 81 600 pounds: 81 81 500 !,
SHlnsSs s Of Il 4 ion 9u or Upward
yearolds carry 100 pounds; threequarters OF m'
j. J" b. GoI,nss b. h. sirocoo. s. by En,psror-Broess
" 2, b,Syer's br h. kingston. aged 1856 Iamiyl
| O. Fielschman sons b. E. Promenade, g. 11o (ciay'
Key wc.. Aca!dc. Tnndeiabra: and Mordot.e also ran
| Time. IL IL. ,.,
s,o1 az to Fromenads 81 candeiabra. II to
| Key west 50 TO Alcaldo. 100 TO Mordotts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
FLYING FROM Il MOB
A Tramp Shot brakeman and Then .
sheriff and IL Now In the Brush.

GRASS VALLEY. CAL. July LA tramp shot
and dangerously wounded brakeman named
Bruce at Gold Run several days ago and es-
capped. Late last night he was found in an old
foundry on the outskirts Of Grass Valley and
was surrounded by officers and citizens A
fight followed. and the tramp shot and Instant
Is killed Sheriff Pnscoe Of Nevada county,
Hc then escaped into the brush. and hun nun,
dreds OF reopls arc now securing ths county
for him with the intention OF lyDchine him II
he Ia canturet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
OBIIUARY.

The Hon. william Henry Stuart. ex-stAte
Librarian and ex- member q Assembly. aiea
chronic rheum atism. Mr. Stuart was born on
May 2. 1870. at Wheatland, Jefferson county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
Caught Rob..nr IA POOR BOX.

Max Hoffman. 30 years old. a waiter 143
Dowery. was caught robbing the poor box in ST.
Mary Masdalens Church In East Seventeenth
street last night and WAS arrested. Sixty
eight cents that he had stolen were found In
his pockets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
whers Yestera.y,s Elrss Were.

A. MI Is Firth avenue and l37th street. AtshAsl
Barry, damage 90 200. ll,so. 200 West Thirty nn'h
street. Julian Brown damage $3.50 1850 % Leonard
street. u, Henry Roth, damage slilnL, -, d.m.n.
PM-l:hs 900. west Thirty tntrd htrfst dAlnAhs
sh6t0; $3.50. 100 second avenue. sahaF frSnash'
berg. damage trlhug "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
New. from the Horse World.

a,orcrsrEr July LIN the last race yes erdRy sew
.rai hnrncs fell fiat Racks neck was broken ana
innnes's back WINS broken The Jockeys were shaken
Mp hut escaped with a few bru'seh
Cuc,cn July 1.-The authorities Of Hawthorne have
reinstntsd Jockey tommy Griffin. who was raied on
that track three weeks ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
Minister Taylor Meet. the Queen Regent.

MADRID, July 1.-Iiannis Taylor. the new
United States Minister. presented his cTeden-
tails to tho Queen Regent to-day. The usual
formslitiea were observed. The Queen Regent
replied to Mr.. Taylors speech in the most cor
dial mnnnnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
Wealthy uuak.ress Found Murdered.

KoKoMo Ind. July Mrs. Hannah Barrett.
an nged and wealthy Quakeress. widow OF
County Commissioner Daniel Barrett. was
found dead on tho floor Of her room last night
apparently murdered. She lived alone. ana
fhI, lnuSa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
NOVEL PLAN FOE STARTING HORSES.
The New Way to he Tried at Brighton
Reach Monday.


Heach Monday.
A novelty In the shape OF starting machine
will DO Experimental with mt Brighton Beach
on Monday. The apparatus. which Is tho In
yentIon OF MI. l. Forbes. il well-known horse
ownor has been erected near tho hve-fnrlong
mole. 1t consists ottwo cast-iron umns, one on
each side OF tho track. Near tho top
of each column 10 an arm. counterhal-
Sncsd by heavy weights. The points
to the arms arc CONNECTED by sol q Son p,
tantiicr lines. A movement OF O lever ~ con-
troed hy tho starter who stands IN do star 1nt
the dropping screen hangs across tho track.
with tho bottom shout ioar rfer tire irom sere es
r. drained Into position. Tho boys are ordered
to and as they ARE On si IL Poy yoS
a,vav rom the horses heads and upward ut
th" samo time. and the race Ia on. Lu,. a, .
nng Mil no. drop, and they will return for .
now start.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02

oaIx 10 hours 10 Chicago by the New York cshtrA--
% amsrtra's Ore alsst railroad "-Ar. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-25
Waldo County People in the West.

Hon. Geo. +. Wallace, formerly well
known citizen of Belfast, has established
himself in Aurora, H., near Chicago. and
is there manufacturing and putting upon
the market a proprietary medicine. This
he is advertising by circulars and in the
four daily papers published in Aurora.
With a medicine having intrinsic merit,
and Mr.. Wallace would concern himself
with none other, such well directed bust
ness enterprise can hardly fail to accom-
plish a success; and his friends. every
here, wish him nothing less. 1t is re-
ported that he has associated with himself,
in his business, Hon. Cassius c. Roberts,
formerly of Stockton Springs, who controls
number of weekly papers published in
Chicago and will be an invaluable assistant
in introducing the medicine in that city. In
a recent communication Mr. Wallace
writes, concerning his wife who had been
for many years an invalid as follows:
For the last % years, my wife has had
a large goitre, or bunch upon her neck, ex-
tending across the throat During this
time a cold caused an irritation of the in
side of her throat, under the goitre, fol
lowed by a severe cough with strangling,
similar to whooping cough, which would
continue for several weeks, or until
the irritation of the throat subsidized.
the irritation and cough returning
rs often as a cold was incurred. She
used many blood purifiers, washes paints,
and other remedies without in the least
reducing the size of the goitre. Soon after
beginning the use of Rodolf's Medical Dis
covery. in June last, the goiter began to
soften and gradually pass away only small
portion of it on one side of the neck remain
ing, the irritation and cough which formerly
followed cold having wholly subsidized 1t
appears to be a permanent cure"
Mr.. Wallace's present address is IL So.
Water St, Aurora. H.