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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.

In the second race Morris Park tomorrow Don
,onzo a. lO7 Iounds expected o. eet Sr Waiter at
10Y l;anapo at 1O7 and sport at o. distance one
,,ue and a sixteenth. Ismnie, Long Beach and Ania
are also announced probable starters III this race
,ut these three imIortan,o IN comparison WIN
ION Alcn7o sir Walter i:amSIO and sport. II those
tour 70 TO the post excellent race Is ssui'd, ut
Michael r. Dwyer has shown disposition To ".lhdiA"
non Alonzo from recently IL all OF the i"nf
run I.anbley WILL Of course ride Don Aioh/"i poPr'N
wan be Oh Sir Walter and Hamilton VIII WOIabiN iu'
,t,malo O.crnn the regular stable jockey cannot get
down 10 the weight. Tard who has ridden SloIt ="
we'll cannot ri1. Ito pounds, some hgr"eisht
tov must roe the colt and whether suoh boy can set
all MS speed OF him j. open u question
In ti,e Casanoya stakes Tor two'ycaf-old Mines To-
morrow Garrison Will ride Edward h"IlN's me MY
heutlc,Ina who VIII be ciliad oil 10 coLccic INIT en-
hounds % Nahma Clemcntlna Miss fordham' Dolly var
d,n Miss LILY Others while Melody VIII meet h'I al
weight
me lst.known the threcy earolds VIII not run III
the Glen Island IaIdicap at one mile WIN Sl1oo auii
but IidgerwOOd, Certainty, Young Aron ana "oi"scr
are among those that expected 20 start
The oucr OF the afternoon Will aiOid variety
OF sport.
Two nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
rY.JrDGE NILTON'S FINE OrGHBREDS

tx .Judgc Henry Hilton has received many hearty
CONGRATULATIONS for the success of his lnof"ushprn'
-, ,bo recent horse shows In cwlork ana lmIa
d.lniia At Philadelphia his Woodla"n lark S'o'"
Farm, animals captured ABOUT thirty pllz'N' 'anhg
,,,.n I'm the four hand class, hackney ann U"tlh-
stations. andcnis. coaching teams etc. Ills me
tourIu-hand. Rough and Rats. as leaders, ana a"'ah
and Khcdvc made up spl' ndld looking ,canI' Will"
his hlcn-steppug hackney stallion Acrobat, 10y Gan
v,s,r excited as much favorable comment a. III"
rour-In hand. Monitor and onward Boy ar" too
vol known 10 need comment. Among his younger
stallion, was The coal black Mrlsils Comet "I hhr
,bnpc strong body. slender leg ana showing 50 much
nr,. ~ 70 lcav. no doubt Of some irAc" OF Arabian
blood
For exercising these animals Colonel Albert u
Hilton has recently had CONSTRUCTED hnl'-inlc track
., saratoga at the southern end of the ,'ocA farm
which 1, said 10 BE- the bcstapp)lhtd OF lis hind IN
America. 4 grand stand, clubhouse, athletes quar-
tors and a big stable are within the Woodawn Park
oval a. II |, called. and In II VIII DE a continuous
rnuud Of athletic contests throughout me summer
colonel Hilton has placed the Oval ~ thc disposal oi
I'm, saratoga Athletic Association Tor me summer
Among the more prominent contests already Booked
Ia tnkc place there are TWO meetings ol IN. I"hN
Eadng Association ana the championship tennis tour
name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
B0yS KITTEN BY 4 SAVAGE DOG.

Tcn.ycar-old George Burgess, ot No. 22o second
ST.. Long Island city. wds ilt'rh by Il dos al noon
yesterday. The left sd" oil Ms Lace was trnbiy
liberated and ne WAS bitten In several other places
,;eorpe,s mn. hrother vino was playing with him.
was also bitten but his wounds are comparatively
slight. George was taken to - johns Hospital
where his wounds weic pronounced serious. No one
knows who owned the dog. lie ran straight toward
inc burgess lnvs and attacked them beOr, they ha
linn. 10 get away After biting the two boys the
animal ran down the street and has not been found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
TrNyEL MACHINERY SEIZED FOR DEBT.

Queens County Sheriff yesterday afternoon seized
tho shoftng tools bclting and machinery belonging
10 Mr. McIoughIin the tractor for the East River
Gas Company's tunnel under the East River from
this city TO Ravcnswood. L. |. The tunnel is being
built for the pnrpo.e Of carrying gas from Ravcnwood
TO the mains In this city. The gas company and the
contractor hav, had trouble. and the contractor pro-
posed TO abandon work. lie was restrained from
doing this and the gas company was ordered 70 Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
Auttiou Sales Of Real Csiate.
PETER +. MEIfn. Aueuoneer,

Fgssessiii AZ 5ri r fsHIHS sGnooh
s ~ = H Et. '
70, ,Se Sthcngs NJ III boadSa on , thurs,
: :ss s'' iI % 1na j, YsFsi:
9t,t Ian" S,S Sei .rd h w.d and in County,
the line q III mi SeS GtSSn ASS 9TiiE 70 WIZ
srH wARD-Pot Of thrs ely lot and building for;
Se sS.D ~ 4 NJ g. and '1yS M"d
,sfi l isss and sls *
Ss %.5d Nv % u L to s s''"'s' ie"'A '' TN
ssb ss.s soa .yd Sl wa % ss.
S:"'Sa az: s, rs i I " s. O.,
1;S 'i from sSS$,S"Ss iSsSS in depth
18TH SA :, S;''' BOOK 49, Wait ss'
,sr SS1 f%GISS A2'sS0SiSSi8' @F block ,os'
iyrii wAWD.-Two ots. y. s. Ioist-st. Block 1.O.s.
,2Tii wARD.55fwo lots. n S lo2dst.. Block LOB.
War! SE SS' cTK6175SN AorrDucr PROPERTY
ETH wARDoEe Log on Am,terdsms.e 5; H., e. corner
,.tSH '%%Ai:I.trhrSs adjoining lots each 2eixioo.
Lot Nos :. 3. Oh sales map; Farm NOS o. d.
,efy w c A~sera.ma r. s E.
,9fi "WAli6.1fhrse ,dioinee lc.: zach a5.oAIoo
e M SSi 81 % f ard s. sed
wekav..;, and one on s,ordham landing Road. near
wfs s TESTER Ester couSTy -Eshtecn parcel: lard
e. i is i. is 49, 49, TO- II ana d T. ~
;:ss"'y and At tho A'sd'
c S;T Ss s Fly TO- D 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
yrsrrrnAY,s sooEE I'D CEEEDMO0R.

The Crc,dnoor range was occupied yesterday Nv
attachment II the 7I-t Regiment composed vi 'ohP'hi~
T. + and l. under command OF Captain SnI,h anu mum
,c,tn, Il6 officers and men. Captain Edwin ""niu
.cmcu,l Inspector Of lan~ Practice supervised tir
,ootlng or the present all qualified In The second
la. and llj won the State Msrhsinans p''"rdu'"
Company having -, Company ; H. 'omp''i -
com,,nv & l. Company II !. aud -tih l. In the VOL
o,t,, al, tine ..u,n targets" the record ~ Cd: COM
many - go -h,c, I73 hit- Company T. loo Shots 90
hu.. Conlany /, go shots, II hits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
4 POLICEMAN BITTEN BY 4 MAD DOG.
THE OFFICER NOW At THE PASTEUR INSTITUTE
An EXCITING SCENE.

THE OFFICER NOW At THE PASTEUR INSTITUTE
AN EXCITING SCENE.
John Kcarncy. Il policeman Of the Twenty seventh
Precinct WAS bitten by mad dog few days ago, and
transferred to the Pasteur Institute, where he Is
being treated by Dr. Paul Gibicr. kearney was
duty at hi, post last Tuesday when the Infatuated
animal dashed down the street, followed by crowd
OF laborers and school children. MI who saw the
dog approaching into convenient Railways and
other places Of shelter The dog was foaming at the
mouth and displayed all the usual symptoms Of hydro
phobia. The cries OF Mad dog' preceded the ad-
vent Of the animal. ard Officer kearney took out his
revolver and prepared himself for an encounter with
it,
A moment later the dog appeared and before the
policeman had Time 10 TAX aim tho brute had fastened
his teeth firmly In the oICcrS LETT hand. While The
animal still had firm grip oil the hand. kearncy shot
HIN through the head. Killing him nj once. Inc
officer then reported the AT the police station
He removed 10 the Pastcur Institute, where DR..
Gbicr examined his wounds. The left hand was badly
aceraicd. and the doctor Immediately prescribed the
customary treatment. ~ the dog was not seen 10y
III" doctor. he canio positively say whether the AMI
NAL WI, suffering from an advanced ease OF rabies
lie says That hi, patient, In all probability, VIII re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
TRAINERS NOTES ON THE TURF.

The Rancocas horses will leave Morris PARK ior
,hcepshcad Bay this morning La Tosca was sou
Yesterday to the Mcssrs. SANFORD, Of AmsGroa"'
NewsYork The price paid WAS $4,000. La Io7''
IS considered by such shrcwd trainers as James ho"
and John Higgins rs the fastest horse they ever
trained Trainer higgins tells amusing story Oh
an exercising boy who rode La Tosta (; trial IN"
,nv WAS Instructed TO work the mare one ana one
fourth miles In about 2:l2 The mare moved ~
cos,,v that Notwithstanding Hugginss frantic ell
40. vors 10 cause the boy 20 take the back she
covered the distance easily In 2 90. How muc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
r,r PURSES toE n>KXIos RACERS.

BuraIo. June lO.-Ihc graf ti'c l"f'ah p''ms ,""'
,,c. AZ ia. t.rlnd ut meeting at tr Bii"" DIV
mr. PARK IA, Tiled ana 81" material l. siru! 81 m-'-
ri,., order. m grratrf lHc'r- IN the continent WIZ
meet in H. Among the entric. are Mascot. Oh H'i
4, inter- 2;otA: Dlfcct OF Johnston anu "'' ~
mo race Will be hcl1 1Lur~lsy August 3, ann 'h'
,,r IN IN. ur.t hor-. Will be- 40 900. The ir'"'ior
All stake race Tor trptt"rs includes ~'n" " th' De
performers on the TUT vi" be- worth '2Oooo 10 The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
rorpru RACr-GLEN ISLAND HANDICAP. Tin
WEIGHTS FOR THE NEw-yORK JOCKEY CLUB
HANDICAP.

Following are the weights for the New-foK JOKE
Club Handicap at u miie and quartz to be run 1us-
day June 10, at Morris Pork:
l,muli.hter 1872 Banquet, 1872 His Hghh's,' - >
oh,,chce ~: RacclIni 10 Russell, 100 SieIIhei
l1o: ,Laldc, III Mar III; -. Flolian, 49, M"
Commissioners Il2; Yofkvile Belle. 40; Stockton l''
picknckcr 10Y Iddeslegh, lOO; Caadclabra 100 Ioh
,ockr lO5: l.eniuih, IC4 NOmaG, l04 lluh" ~" :
Ambulance 1903; 1crrincr, 1902; Kilkenny 100; AicoeN
SO; julien 90 Miss smon % Belscy, % fid'o' %
Spartan, % Count. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
$40 CLASS-PrRSE $500.
THE WTrKLY PARKWAY MATINEE.

Tho weekly trotting matinee given by tho Parkway
Driving Club Of Erooklyn thtr halfrle track tho
Boulcyai ha, bccomc the regular saturday afternoon
anu ,cnent the local hor~mcn. Yesterday the club
house and stands throngcd.
In tho y . ca-, the goodlooking hay mare jennie
D. owned bv Henry Price. trottd into the 80 lsi.
tho fret newcomer on tho Parkway taco hi- season.
Toy wa, COOL second but the winner he'd him safe In
both hca, Jennie d. bred n sullivan County. this
STATE.
20 CLASS -TKOTT1NG-PrR>L 500
Jennie D. b. IA. by Lake Lre, dam hy Star
I'l-tor tKcochl .......... ..-..-- ,
TOY. n,, :. No''I, nd y, - ;
Wikc. b. =. iDunla} I.
'' ' rm.-2 .27', . .iJs
or AN>-TEOTTING-FIES E 300
Comradc b. G Heard -----'''''--- >
nan f.. X cechI =
pS" i'' VIE - ~ Tme-. 40. = 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

him 800 fos the Use his machinery for producing
compression Of air In the tunnel. The seizure OF the
contractors property based upon judgments OBJ
tanned against HIM by W. WsWright. for SoO0; Hagan
& Daily, bvlcI makers, 800, and William Broa o!S
hardware supple 5000 The tunnel was commences n
about eight months ag, ana extends 800 feet under
the river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

THE POSITION and PROMINENT Of thu abovenamcd
eNr.nfunally large list Of con>lgnors including.
IL docs a majority of the best known and most
r.sfuI breeders In the country. who have sent many
~ thr choicest animals Ia their -tuf 10 br sold
WI1'IOIr RESERVE. makes this phenomenal
sale absolutely unique In character
TT - ONE WHICH WE VENT RE- TO SAY should not
- he o,rrlook.d ~ anyone desiring TO purchase In the
op.n rarxct AT Pt RLIc MARKET VALUES: the
hist horse vet Offered by au' ton IN this or
any othrr country.
CATALOGUES GIVING ~ LII pE~tNlPT!ON OF AlI.
THE ANN Ms 10 BE OfFtRFD MAILED ON
Within FA-TON. Managing Director.
TATTEES ALI.S. jjth--t. and 1tl-ayc. NeM.York.
At THE CEDARiURST STABLES,
n AZ W sid-t. if"lcuhonr All 81 ,oiumDu-e'f'l
Thr proIrctrs III tn, stable ar antoited I, sell one
.u,n of hay caia,r horses. AM Il years old .ouhc
cnnod action n q worth 81 600; Irlce ZOO Also one
bay single horse. all Ii-ht In every pa ticnlar ana a
nust be- sold. opportunity. FULLY guar ahtc'o
SMITH uEMlSTEAD. for owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
Conntrp rropsrtp for Sale ano 20 fet

Easily accessible; permanentS
modern; growing raritly. Ease
trains. Time 20 10 40 minutes.
Unsurpassed for comfortable living.
PRESENT PRICES BELOW Inc
VALUE, For maps
add. ess II. WEATHERDY & CO..
1872 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

ID ItIiAKD y HARNETr 4 CO.. Auc,ionecrs.
Will SELL At AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81.
AT II OuLOCK NOON, Al THE REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE AND AUCTION ROOM.
80 10 G5 LIBERTY ST..
no BIZ SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
y CHOICE: LOTS. SITUATE on
t;r,nd 20 lcyurd and l45th--t. southeast corner,
25No0 II each.
t;rond Iioulcyard northeast corner l37th-st.
u lot 2JNlO0 each.
south sid ft. OF Boulevard
4 lots. 2jxo9Il each.
l3stnst north eide 800 r. west Of Boulevard through
Hamilton Place /. very choice lots north OF 130thst.,
and also facing the Boulevard
Eighty per may remain on mortgage at per cent
interest. . 49,, >,.
Mans at Auctloneers', II and 73 Litcrtyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
End OF THE TROTTING At BALTIMORE.
rr,IJTy ,vD SOMERSET WIN THE TWO RAcEs

REALITY AND >OMlsk>fi NfN iH'' '''
HAPPY BEES TRIAL AGAINST TIME.
D,lfmore June 10 lSpeciil-ThiS was the last u'S 81
,, ,n.onr at the ,.neuan'- Driving Para and marked
the close Of the Philadelphia and Baltimore c'rc" Nv"
races were on card and each decidN IN 'l'th'
heats and won fNorite Reality was The choc' Of VIC
talent the first race and was never heHnn III any ma"
winning from start finish In thc second rae" Noh'r'
sci sold favorite with strong party backing thith =
Somerset went with the lead In ea'h heat ana wa
never h, AIDED Between the hcs- the Round Top fan
Happy Bee driven 10 beat rs she WAS accompanied
hv running horse and completed the mile without SKIP
finishing strong in Ia, Iappv Bee i Maryland bi''i
horse bv T. b. Tmory> Happy Russell out ~ l'e'~wihg
The present meeting the Driving Park has been the
most successful Of any in In" history 81 the track ana IT.
financial results are exceedingly satisfactory to it, man
ayers. Summaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

inc running, out the others we're close OehiHu' 'N
race WAS in doubt Till the last STRIDE, when sins o''"
up Ouda who won by nose, Black Hawk seconu'
half length before l'ccksnf. who was only d "'''
teiore Auielian and Aieppo. .
THIRD RACE-NEw-YoRK JOCKEY CLUB $500 80
ARD STAKES. $500 TO first $3.50 to -eco'u '''o
TO third Special weights. one mile and quaf''I'
$. ne''% e.
NJ. r Dwyers b. 2. Baaqget BY KaiyGn 30 out
Ma G9-b bs, f. b. , =. rh lso r % 'a' Gs
Reckon 4. +, D. H. NORTH ii,t 81 % a
Mutua,-Banqu,t siiaisni ssiic'a5 place 81 20; The
Mars &. W. johnson and Raccland were taken out
Reckon shot to front and lively running t'
quarter in 24 seconds the half In 3D. and the other
thrcc.quasicr, Lanbcy's orders Were: "Wat a.
long a, YOU can" lie did not move on Banquet uh'il
half way homc>trcch where The Pepper lns'ed
Recaon, Who soundly beaten. pulled Inc Peff
found IL impossible from Banquet, though he
ran ramcly TO end and sims rode desperately fify
yards from Banquet passed him. and Lahiey ea'1
up. The gcldnc by half length with plenty III
hand. Reckon. pulled ~, was beaten twenty lengths
BANQUET ran the last half pile in 20 seconds.
FOURTH RACE-iREAT ECLIPSE STAKES for
year.olIs; s25o each cross value of stake $4,000,
1000 to second si.Ooo TO third. Six mrlongs.
st Betting Fl.
h Ii gsy @% q 20 ont
+. J. Dwyer sons br. c. Declare. lis
~ JuIrll ii ------- - A
tan i,"as ,(C,arri,on) 5O-l 1O-I
sd'" Lucas Tmc-i l9a,.
Domino straight - 10, Ilace SO o.; Dobbins
Melody Nshma and Dolly Warden wore withdrawn so
that all worthless cattle might ~ out o. the 9; the
three p'S An excellent qua ,n,ni' ,aft sem m"''."s
we're head and head. Aner s0'"a turons Domino
took UP the and thcreaist' all interest in the
race was lost, Domino simply gallsp'd home under a
null winning by and half lengths Declare and
N-,, fart ha r1.Y0 Ilnhh
IL hv a Iencth. Julien. fourth. beaten three
lcnaths
',"I,'u p,,u rUoyT STAKES for thico.ve1r.oliS:
fir II NV I ,nn .d,,d Soo,o, ,,,h, are mile
sloo 'a'I 9-''oo ' i
and O lui"Hs' ,,,,
s. ri.
rmpire Stables ch. 9. Cenenche by Sir
DID mel ~ T r; 100 ,,l,osgts p
j. Sow A A. ~ H. and D. H. MOTIFS S5ittlciisia - s-s
st. DOMINGO liz ~. ~ l,tf@"il'on'o ii O.
Muua~-comanchc iii"irht So SO place $50 Dr..
''',. and non ,lo,zo did not start. DR.. Rice
and pai,bow led fer a furong then the iornfr drew
~ - ,, -, o,or tho ,I,ttc,h.rn and down tho
out anu *, wv paw ,a1.,n,t him IN the last
A"meN'i''c"' 'o'"'' 49, al ,,
quarter. and head and head race was h'P' ND "' u"
way Coman'he s"crNrd rom "e ""p, anu
against Dr. lNce sem d IN l'"'',. ",'f'
of seriously impeding Mn Dose"1 vas ""'Eeu "
change his whip to his e'' mana WING" po'' '' |
the race. 'Ohahoh' W." - ,,,.,.-. -. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

THE Estate OF THE LATE CAPT J. X.
VANDIIBlLT
THE F~TATE or THE LATE JNo. g.
COSItE.
THE pHOPRIETOEs OF THE INDIE
pENDFNtE COACH,
MR. W. W. TICKER
MR. ". u. SOrrIIARD.
MR.. HOUSTON MrFLINI
MIR j. ". EINEIiARr.
MR. FRED {. THOMAS
MR. Il. +. POTTER.
MIR l.. A. PEAHsALrA .:
Mr. LOUIS LEWIS. ,:
MR. JrLLEX HERBERT.
MR. CHAS. T. BARNEY,
Mr. W. \. WERNER,
Mr. 81. :. PATTON.
MR. g. \. JOHNSON.
AND OTHERS EQr ALLY PROMINENT.
0 ............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

ONcE he VAS MCH. NOW HE IS ~ JAIL.
Frank D. Lorclti, Of Brooklyn. who Is said TO have
been worth s2JonOO few Years ago. arrested
In the Grand Union Hotel Friday night on warrant
charging him with obtaining money by false repre-
>cHiaiiOn,. lie was taken 10 the Raymond ST. Jail,
Brooklyn. II l. alleged that hc issued checks for
which there funds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

Mutuals-ROllcr straight si5 so place So co Iaccand
placc 81 3j.
Tiny Tim ana Tomeno)r were withdrawn. Fort Worth
was nsgcabe aud Garrison much trouble. An
excellent start made. ddcsleieh mad the running,
closely attended by Fort Worth. The latter retired
soon as the stretch reached and Iddeecigh raced
down the quarter post alone. These Roller came
through. followed by Haceand, Fitzpatrick apparently
being afraid his the others passed
him. Rsceland fstle too late and Roller won by
nearly length. Raceand lengths ridesieigh
SECOND RACE-For twoyear-oids winners Of
$1,000; 900 added. one-haf mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
June rs and II.

WILL. RI DEVOTED exclusively 10 tho sale OF HIGH
Glass HARNESS ard SADDLE HORSES, III Mt.
FIIS HACKS TRoiTEK>. &C.. for which consien-
nicnt, nlNr been received fiom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

Mutuol.-strophon straight s53 place al 40i Lyceum
place sis s..
Bolero and Ouda withdrawn Restraint SET "'
pace for about three furlong and passed BY Iycc
In the last quarter stephen got up and won ce'cfF
by length Lyceum second, length before kie'e' WHO
beat Restraint four lengths. No bid for the winner
SEVENTH RACE-For mares. $1,000 adoei' "l'"'
weights. One mile. p..,i,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FlRST RACE-Heayy weight CONDITIONS; SI'ooo addea
Seven furongs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

With the exception IL our own cratic
Kansas Ireland Is probably the most
unique bit u territory that the sun
shines upon But il is not only unique.
II is unfortunate. The men Of Ulster
have now begun their campaign against
the home rule bill that is the idol Of the
remainder ~ the Irish people. At a
meeting in Belfast the other day the
presiding officer declared that 10000
Orangemen -were ready 10 resist TO
death tho measure. Another speaker
Sworc that he would never submit To
the laws q Dublin parliament. DIR.
Richard kane afterwards declared that
crime had increased 40 per cent in Clare
county since February IL. ! tory Jour
nal declares that the increassd lawless-
ness j. IN anticipation q the passing Of
the bill and that IN case Ireland should
get separate parliament tho whole
island would be stamping ground for
thieves and cut threats.
The effect % all this cannot be other.
nise than ~ endanger the measure
The opposition ~ the Orangenaen To the
proposed parliament il due b disfrust
II TIE Irish majority that win control Il,
But there j. nothing 70 b gained by
threats g resort - violence. or by false
statements IN regard % the effect II the
measure. There = nothing - b. feared
from the passing - the bill. n home
rule Is unsuccessful in Ireland. the
same povyer that created /, can abolish
i. and the british parliament * not
made - the stur that would see an
Erzlish eolony oFer-run vifh crime aud
make no effort - remedy Il.
The present opposition 70 The bin IL
ar seleSs and puefile. II home rule il
defeated ~ such measures the irish
people alinesf - justified 10 revolsing.
The enemies = home rule cannot PR.
veaf if They mag postppf.e Il. bat il j.
boun,i g. eene.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06
HnssnE:Rr 6. READ.

When death invades TIE family circle
u the daily newspaper II brings 10 the
associates Of one ruthlessly summoned
qeickened sense Il the mutability ~
human life.
The newspaper makers duties require
q him stolid indifference 10 grief and
sympathetic emotions. Today be chron-
ieIes the death Of an acquaintance. to-
morrow he writes the obituary 81 some
boiy's lowed one. quite indifferent 10 the
SORROW that ills another's heart liz is not
until the visitation reaches within the
circle II ais associates that be feels the
touch IL sympathy that makes the
whole world kin. Not that be is I'M
moved by tho tender passions common
10 other men; bat because. through an
nnceasing association With the extremes
u human 10y and misery. he becomes
iusensible 10 the more delicate emotions
aroused by loss If friends.
% in the death 81 Herbert G.. Read
the members ~ Tn HEEsLp staif feel
personal loss. lie was one Of US His
gentle ways endearcd him to U.s. His
intense loyalty 10 the product II our
minds and his cheerful willingness To
contribute from his own 10 the un-
identlfiable whole made him an ideal
CO worker. He was helpful. sympathetic
and hoycst. His service with US was
brief; Vt We grew rapidly TO know his
noble qualities ~ mind and heart and
knowing them we loved him.
~ work for THE HERsLD was con
fnf principally 10 its Lansing CORE
spohdencc. lie wrote the admirably
graphic description ~ the Inauguration
- Governor Rich and the organizing ~
the legislature. During the senatorial
tight be made the predictions OF the
ultimate result % the contest which
were, afterwards fully verified. After
the senatorial caucus had been
held Senator Barnard rendered
him the clefkship II the CON-
mittee on state affairs which be accept
Ell. continuing his work as correspondent
for THE HERALD. tie was n graceful.
polished writer. an indefatigable news
hunter. and an ornament 20 the profes-
sion in which his every ambition was
ceufcred.