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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-13

w. r.. owen, VINO Is engaged IN the
real estate business is spending few
days in the city, attending to some bust
ness in regard 10 leasing number of
farms in tbs county belonging to Iowa
parties.
There will be no services in the M Z.
church next Sunday, but services will
be held in the congregational church
both morning and evening Rev. A. p.
Lyon, who is we'll known to our people
and former resident of the city will
preach on both occasions.
Mr. Doane Robinson, Of Watertown,
Mrs. Bessie L. Hallet and the wellkDown
vocal sololst, Mrs. E. c.. Patterson, OF
Pierre, have arranged TO give number OF
entertainments in the cities of the state,
commencing at Watertown on the 10th.
This combination of talent will assure an
enjoyable entertainment OF high order
where given, and there are many people
in Milbank who would welcome it here.
Mr. V. r. Priest gives some plain
reasons in another column why as an
independent he will not support M-.
Bouck for Judge. But then Volkmar
says Priest is crank and has no affilla-
ton with lhe Independent party. The
trouble is Volkmar was afraid there
we're SO many similar cranks in the
party that he dared not trust the calling
OF a county convention to elect delegates
10 the Wateruown convention Tor fear
his fusion scheme might not work. lie
very wisely con sidered that he could
represent the party better than any dele
gates chosen by a convention, and he
represented It.
Judge Andrews has issued an order
notifying the grand and petit jurors that
the regular term OF court Tor
October will be adjourned for one month
or to the Dist of November. Most Of the
Jurors have been notified OF this adjourn
ment and those who have not yet recelv-
ed official notice can govern themselves
according to this announcement ana
await n summons for the convening ol
court next month, when the regular cal
endar of cases will be taken up. Octo'
her is generally very busy month for
farmers, who are at that time about lin
ishiug their fall work, plowing ano
threshing, and it has been suggested thai
an effort be made at the next legislature
/, have the regular term set for Novem
her instead Of October.
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Ashton, the Dentist, will be absent .
few weeks while attending q pracll'lon-
er,s course at the Northwestern Unlver-
s,tv Dental School, Chicago H.,
Watch these columns for the announce
ment Of his return. OH
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Miibank Post Office, Oct. IL, 1893:
Buese Vina Miss Bartlett L. B.
Benzlng l.. E BerlingJ.
Cesar Fred Carter Jennie.
Ellis Charles 2. Fletcher Samuel.
Gnstapen A. Carl Harding Henry.
lille Milton Mrs. Muse Lille Miss.
Kudd Richard Schnacter Minnie Mrs.
Wright Guy.
In calling for any Of the above, please
say "advertlsed' and give date OF adver-
tisemcnt. II not called for in fifteen
DAYS will be sent Jo dead letter office.
A. J. BLEsER, p. NJ.
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kTICE-Is hereby given that have given
by con Paul Clark his time, and will not be
ksblc for any contracts he may enter into
)Autions he may incur, but will permit him
Ia all matters as IL he was OF lawful age.
+. j. CLARK.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.

tUME HAf L fEN1NOS.
a,--No. Northern new 47c; No.
kters 10 bulk will hereafter be kept
e Schafer meat market.
b Chas. Foss, of Montevideo, is
na with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
hollands.
c. Elliot and family returned the
d the week from an enjoyable visit
tgreat 'air.
FFr Muensing, Of Webster, came
yesterday for a visit with Father
nsof this place.
Goodser is enjoying a visit from
ther and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
scr, Of Woodstock, Canada.
lllle three year old son OF Sher-
Baxter was badly bitten on the head
lce Wednesday,'by q dog belonging
tsman Baxter.
Ladies Benevolent Society will
Klth Mrs. G. Mittelstaedt on
day, Oct. 10, at 80 o'clock.
as n. j. and A. j. Blesser start
lOe worlds fair last Saturday,
al's away will visit the old home
ends at Appleton, Wis.
fanset left last Saturday for
polls where he goes to attend the
ota University and take course
'cine at that institution.
Inc little son of Mr.. NJ. Kelsey,
.en quite seriously Ill last Satnr-
Rn inflammation OF the bowels,
!et IN a very serious condition.
e'dacquot is having charge Of the
urug store and at the same time
va visit with his Milbank friends
The absence Of N. J.
aod Mrs. Chas. Hochmuth start
'alcago last Friday. They will
'alr and we understand expect
'aase stock OF general merchan-
0pen up . slore in this city.
auoerg was in a more than usually
'fafne OF mind last week, and
was not accounted for until
Vnen the cause Of it was made
y tne arrival OF Mrs. Goldberg
Ae east.
andrews and Stenographer
0ame in on Monday nights
~ 'ne west, and drove up to
wy next morning, and convened
s0ef Term of district court tor
\ county.
aefr was among those who
:" grip and started for the
~ me first Of the week. He
vapanied by his little daughter
!. lO Will visit friends in Hutchin-
while her father is in Chi
41slan thistle, the pest Of which
I ~ made few weeks ago, We
learned can already be fre-
WITH IN the fields. Mr.. j.
win Brooks says that there
i usoy OF them in his locality,
% extra effort should be
- them all ont and destroy
- Mey take possession OF the
. ."u out the crops. A sample
A., = can be seen at the HERALD
NJ " vas pulled up BY Hi Lay
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Official Proceedings Of the BOARD
OF County mmiSstOnerS
of Grant County, 5. d.
MILBANK, Oct. 2, 1898.


Board met IN regular session with all
OF the members and the clerk present.
On motion, the minutes OF the last reg
ular and subsequent sessions were read
and approved.
In the matter of petition Of the quail
flied voters of school districts Nos. 40
and As Of Deuel. county, and Georgia
school district No. 2 Of Grant county,
praying that the VIZ nw4 Sec. 8, and
the ,eh ne4 Sec. 4, Twp. III, Range 49,
of Deuel. county, be transferred and
made part Of Georgia school District
No. Q OF Grant county. 1t is hereby
ordered that the County Auditor cause
notice to be given to the school boards
of said districts No. 45 and 46 Of Deuel.
county and Georgia No. 2 OF Grant coun-
". ta meet with the county commission
ers on Jan. /, 1894, pursuant to the pro-
VISIONS Of Sec 6, Chapter 3, Session
Laws 1888
On motion the following persons were
appoin,ed as committee to invest the
permanent school funds: Geo. Mitchell,
Chairman county commissioners; Alfred
Mortell, Register ot Deeds; Ed. 5.
Healy, County Auditor.
Pursuant to requisiticn OF the Clerk
Of Courts to draw 46 jurors 10 complete
the list OF grand and petit jurors. the
number apportioned TO the several towns
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sessed to Mrs. Peter Mattson, Osceola
Twp. for 1892. was ordered refunded.
On motion the penalty on the personal
property tax of Frank Hicks for the year
1892 is hereby abated.
On motion Board adjourned to Tues
day, Oct. 8, 1893.
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You can buy single Buggy for $780,
and double Buggy for $40, at WooD
Bros.
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Oats wanted.

OAtN " HntCO.
Will pay cash tor 1000 bushels OF oats
r. j. Hicks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

Baltimore. MAY 1.-THE wa>hinriol' won E'"' """
the Bstmores to-day because Of their tin'y "s'"h2 III
the second and fourth innings. Meekn pitcheu "">'N
came for the visitors AMI up eighth inning o one
hit made OF him. His bases balls "e'' NOR "'
lrs- mis- judgments the part rmpir" H' h"'
niores costly. The attendance WAS -''oo
The
Washington ...-......-..o o % y q
Ba>ehts Washington 3. Baltimorc g. tTfoT,-M n'h,g
.. Baltimore !. EattcreS-M"rhih hnu '"''''' ~
Mahon and Robinson. Umpire snyder.
Pittsburg. May ll.-Loui,yille took the l''u ~ 10"
first inning and never headed oil dufihS the game
The Colonies generally hit when the hitting council "h"
Ptsbure lad three bases at three I'n'rh' times
when hit might have the game \ qn''h n"'Ile
play by Jennings aud Pfener Browns bas" running ana
Smiths catch Of long NJ In left field were Inc 'e'tuie>
Attendance. BIOS. Ire score:
Louisville .......~..-I . j o-G
pittsbuig -.--..-.-.-.....0 o u VI
Ba,ehlts Louisville -, Pittsburg IL rrors-i :,H
vile PittburI res-Stratton and Grim. kien
and Mack tmpirrs-EEslir and seward
Philadelphia. May 1i.-tornel defeated pennsylvania
this afternoon by the OF TO ia one of the lest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
rprrD Oy THE CHARGE or SWTNDLTNG.

TN, examination OF Nathaniel Norman, the repre-
s.nintivr Of the Etru>can Art Company, OF NO. 20
we, Fourtecnthst., arrested last week charged with
swindIng J. -. Fitch ont of 3D. was held yesterday
au .rnoon before Justice Grady In The Jefferson Market
Cont several witnesses were examined. They tes-
,,ue,i that their experience with the company had
been similar to that of the plaintiff. Only one W.T.
ness was produced by the defrn'e-W. B. Everett,
OF Boston. The concern which h. represents sells
the photographs to the ErIscan Company and also
dspo,es Of their PICTURES. lie said that his company
paid the Etruscan Company - Il dozen for tho pic-
lures and sold them the trade at 81 and SIS
dozen. "a.
Justice Grady adjourned the examination then untl
Nav IL at II o'clock. Many Witnesses We're present
10 testify against the company. They VIII be heard
at the next examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

Saratoga y. y Nav 1.-The fourth annual tourna-
,nnt Il tho Saiatu.r club legun here Tuesday
naming aud will clO>r tomorrow afternoon. The
rangcm.nt. the ournam at have been well made and
Carried out Among present from out-oftown. who
az competing for the prizes ~" Heycks OF chicago
E,rr"t Of Po~ton Lyons. of Albany Miller OF Spring.
t.iI Luther % syracuse Wie-cs. Of Cana ohar.e
iaul. 81 rrht,s Wagner OF Washington; Saund"r' Of
NL,ny. El.lr.ol 81 Willlnant, Conn. Quimbv OF New
YORK CITY. Adams. ,ic-cl and WadswOrth. Of Albany
.;orein Of Toy Van Dyke. OF Nrwlork. ana SHAFT ~
ohar, The great interest manifested bv the shooter
on thc opening dny continues undated The contest.
number about daily and the purses offered are good
The highest ssgrc%at Tuesdays machc, 100
The ayeagc bv licycks. who los g. second
Iy Lay.ngstor Of Saratoga who lost 4 thd. by Miller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
FAILURE OF r. r. ROBINSON & CO.
4 WILMINGTON. DEL. BANKlN" FIRM "o"'
nnWN WITH II ADILITIFa OF 1926 600.

4 WILMINGTON. DEL. BANKING FIRM "oi'9
DOWN WITH LIABILITIES OF $4,000
Wilmington Del, May II (spedan.-R. r. Robin
soD A. CO. bankers have failed with liabilities Of
ohou, s3oG OOc and assets Of about s2Oi 900. JUDI:
man, has been confessed for $4,000 In favor OF
creditors, Henry &. Robinson. who constitutes inc
firm will lose everything. lie Is lr"s'ra''u Nv III
troubles The principal causes OF the failure are 'h
Endorsement OF notes which had Ia BE- taken up ana
The decline I'm the stock market. IN" ronpi" S'dr"'
With the Reading break and ended WITH Ia" break III
industrial stocks, chiefly sugar. All trust cmhs
are protected Mr. Robinson received offers Of rs
sI.,.nco bu, declined Them seeing the hopee'snc's
~ I'm, case De Haven 4 Townsend. OF Philadelphla
ara creditors for $4,000, and other amounts rang"
from $500 10 $1,000
Mr. Robinson sustained heavy loss IN f'"r""'N
willie serving as a juror In III" superior court d"
telegram came h. hi Office giving connd"niaI ihior
nation Of the collapse in Reading b"i'r" u was
,n,wp in Wall or Third street chief Justice
pohinson refused to allow any message to be con
veved 70 Juror Robinson. Had the Inter been ap''
L., you,d have gone I, p ilaie,phla and nnload"d
before be decline befor" h" could 20 there "i"r
tho expirntion of his jury s"rNlc" TIE cr"'" 'd"c
lie i said 10 have lost 100000 in this way
Tn.ro are many rumors involving corporations
hero but d"nias OF any financial s'raits nave "''h
made.
ode'pbia MAY 11-II"nry {. Robinson. ~"
,r,, wing member OF the banking aud brokerage firm
80 y DolIn,on 4 Coz Of Wilmington. Del. when
cu, to-dav /, II member Of IA" Philadelphia stock
l,.h.uc. I'm, so far a, can be learned Ia, no ron
,r.ct. an the board. Tn" firm trade ihionE"
no Haven A. Townsend of this city but II j. not !"
iicvrd that any local concern !, insn''" ;, y ~ =,
barras.ei firm WA founded my year. ago 6' H. ~
Robinson father Of the pres'n' m"mDr., alu ~ =.
wavs been regarded as S'rie, nn,"m ' dsasrros
snrcI,ation wa, the can'" OF the oowii"lI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
FRENCH POOLS AT TIE BROOKLYN TRACK.
WHY TIE BOOKM\KT.Rs OPPOSE TIIEM-TuE
BETTING FOR THIRD PLACE.

WHY TIE EOOKM\KTRs OPPOSE THEM-TllE
BETTING FOR TN IiD PLACE.
1t is reported that the Brooklyn Jockey Club Is I'M
decided about the adviNaLy OF continuing the
French mutual pool betting its track. 1t l.
tiomght by the majority ,ccsocrs that It would b"
mistake not Ia have that system the track, Is IL
is "A safeguard both 10 the jockey club and 10 the pub
lie. Without tnc French mutual> the booknIakera are
liberty t. offer the puic any sort OF oids on "''h
race and tie public /, obliged TO accept them But
where the books have the French pools TO co;nprt"
with they are compelled to give reasonable odds, OF
Tho De-, pie will find projection in the mutual pools
When the Elizabeth meeting was going on there was
A great deal OF grumbiing among the boOhmahcr'
about their Inability pay 800 each day dhe amount
charged for making Il book at that track and max"
MONEY and they Threatened TO leave the track Inc
DoOhmahcrs' Association l. a powerful ORGANIZATIONS
and If it fms itself without opposition on the Brook
lyu track it may demand a reduction In the pric"
charged the privilege Of mailing books and scri
oa,ly cmbarra,s the managers Of the track
The mutual pool system al betting is unqucston-
ably th. mott popular mode of betting among the I'M
professional Lcltors aud among The average amateur
visitors TO raceiracs and 1t Is just these people
vino actually support racing. they should not be de-
MED the privilege betting by means OF their vore
system. In previous years there mas been only
straight and place betting IN the nYtiah. Inns year
ono tws-three batting should he added since That
style of place betting has been 80 mHoh III he"ahi'
II u onc-tvo-three box were added to the present
system. and ~ or AZ were charged for th" tickets,
inst ond Of 81 the people who visit rac"racRs wou'
Dee greatly gratifed. II l. well known mat ''e Que
two-thrcc bookmakcrs have made NOR" money u"rms
IN, last three years than any other class Of sp'cu
lators Oh the track. They have had the field eh'ir'v
10 tlrw..lvrs and have offered odds that nave Deer
extremely unfair. II they had any opposition they
Would lie. Obliged to h. more liberal IN their methods
The French mutual system OF betting gives IN" pun
u~ a hotter chance than any other y stem on II race
track. and the officers OF inc DroohAh Joohc! Niu'
Iii ,,,lo a s.rIuu. mistake II they exclude II from
their track. Tine system should BE- encouraged r"Hcr
thnn discouraged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
,voRUOJS TELESCOPE LENSES FOR 'HfCA'o'

u,e,on NAV II.-Thcre are now In process OF con
,.,c,io, al the shop Of Mva Clark "A sons. Cam
,,ac.n,,t two huge telescope Instruments wien are
sn destined 10 interest greatly III" general phbh'
.u a. astronomical students. These instruments
IN. enormous forty inch lens telescope which Is
a,mo., completed for the Kcnwood Observatory oil
-. I,,iversity o. Chcaso, and the Bruce p oograpi'
,,.scopc which II being made for the Astronomical
n,erra.ory OF Harvard College Tn" lenses for to"
(,cco telesCopc are forty Inches In diameter four
inches larger than the lenses In III" telescope ~ 'hc
,, Observatory Mr.. Cark's contract for the Two
,rsee expires In just about year but he considers
,L, tho work Is coming on extremely well me
, glass as It Is called. Is all ground down and
a, tor the final polishing. while thc mint gas
.,,, rco,,,res considerable mnnipnatlon
,r. other telescope. Is the outcome OF GIT ~
s.n 600 wbIch Miss c. ". Bruce. OF Newi0rk. made
~ IN. Astronomical Observatory at Harvard College
10, I'm. construction OF Photographic telescope nav
, a., adjective OF abOui twenty i0nr Inches aperture
U.s., - tor,, ,cngth OF eleven feet. The instrument
- tram other large telescopes In the construction
-, ,iect glass. which is compound lens OF inc
81 IL t"nayn 10 photographers us por'iM' itNs.
iorm Hh hc D,nre p Geographic telescope has been
Alr'ii ,s.t,d IL will be shipped 10 Arrlnipa, frru
nhh hia Tc South American branch OF the iarV"ra
observatory j. sinhtrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
THE WINNERS At LOUISVILLE.

Louisville May 1.-THE weather was clear ana war;"
and the track slow the Jockey Club grounds 'ouS
only favorc, La Belle. won ana she WAS NOT VERY
,,oup one The feature dav the iurstboih'
stake for two.vearod nlllcs. which was won oE III
pc,le in q driving finish with Philopen" Inc Sufprs
, Tul, Blackburns defeat by the thrcey aroh 'h'ou'
Mary H. NJ foil with her jockey In the second r''' p"' '
-. o.c,u.I unburt Following are the results:
First rice-Thrcc quarters mile Emma N.Y. 'V'
,Kuo,,, 3 TO l. first: Captain Rc>, l@2 (Britt"n "
, second; FIy ioj (pcrS'ns. third Time IL.
s.oond race-Sclng one half mile. Dart, lo' tIhorpl'
, >, nr.,. Las Vegas, % Knight. - to !. SECOND
Ilewelvn iO7 (Blownl third. Time ool%.
I'd racc-Thc IIur,tbornc Stake. Two."arod'' I'VE
,.,h mile La Belle Ia Martin. 10 ]. first
phiop.na iis Il. Murphy 10 !. second Empress III
Norfolk IL Morris. third Iime-i c' No"'"'
,,.l,In o,lcp, SrlILa Minnie Baxter Anna Mayrs'
% ola. II, .r,o,s Iun Mclean. Him,ara. S;ylit"ne.
.ua,tv umnD shuttle ami French Lady also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

In beautiful Short Hills, New
Works most healthful and picturesque
suburb, 50 minutes by Morris and
Essex Express trains from the City,
| have to let, unfurnishcd, two charm
ing new houses, one colonial, with
nine sleeping rooms, wide piazzas'
spring brook. They have all mod
ern improvements, lawns, trees
flowers, scenery, everything desirable
in delightful country place.
James X. Pitcher,
$40 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
4 VICTORY FOR NEW YORK

THE GIANTS FIRST SUCCESS AWAY FROM HoMl"
Philadelphia May lin" Giants got grip On '"u''
,, in fine second inning and "cuchc' II a. the cont ~
,,.u, an 10th teams battcd hard, Ti"rnon and DAVE
making home runs. The latter made four singles III ~
d an 4, the homer" The fielding OF the Visitors WA
the sharper. and 10 This The victory was I"''S u''
The Attendance WAS 100
TN. Xcwyorlcrs played In greatly improved form a.
counared with shown in their recent -"iie' WIN
E,oollvn McNohon caught his frat game. ana ala ~
,cllont all around work. War1 wa III" only player Oh
toer team VIII the exception Of the Fniaicpha pun
49,, vim dill not make "A hit. Hi work. however. ~ lh'
,otd ,v.. Good and that u FULLER ana 'oh'"I
I.lln.n and Cross also played surrrhv.
Ten runs were -coei la the NTH inning, ''rh -'''
Getting n,c. ana ing and Wcymi2 were cent 10 '"'
,.nch Eu-ic and TAYLOR song IN - pitch. The l"''
~ ,,l,o ,houpht that the pitching rules would MOI
uc,ca-c batting ~" LAUGHING stock OF the county
ir., unr,v.s> ta4.hlts with total OF nt one Ncr'
IL, ,o-dav'- guur The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
SHOOTING At CREEDMOOR.

c.cmoor was occupied Yesterday by battalion oil he
81, p,olment composed OF Companies aud d. uhu'' thr
command Of Major Kip ana numbering io' o"'''S 'u
,u.iu.iX, of some OF the Held tan and non com
,Joucd staff and strangers fom other companies
r,,,,n W II. Palmer. rcgmental inspector OF rhe pac
, v,. in charge Of the shooting. The weather was
cain with light 20 o'clock wind" blowing when Fh"i
IN d o'clock in the afternoon
!" o hundred and ighty. one qualified in the second
~ 100 yars and l19 succeeded In winning the Sc''c
mark sman', decoration with scores OF 80 or "p""u
, ,oo and 300 yards Of which number Company y f"f
ushed 50 aud Company ID 30.
In the volcy firing at the imam targets "'e 'c'o'u
' couu,nv A 500 shots fired and 1913 hits; Company
u 900 shot, fired and 400 hit,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
HUNT AND rONY RACES Al BENNINGS.

WASHINGTON Nav 1.-THE American Hunt and Pony
Racing A.ssc,su1n opened thre''d'Ss "'ethe
a, the neuri,.g- cours- today. This was inc Hh
season Of N, association. Among the spectators Ne'
senator Iluucr OF South Carolina win NJ "'e' o'N""i
cameron and wife Speaker Crisp Alan Johh''""'
.,,ot,fv of Tic Buu,h Embassy. ana Baron Won ke'r
t.ler ..ctetary OF u.c German Legation. summary
iirst race pony handicap, hall nin-"'IiNdH Won
Budget second. Hl aka third Ilnc-oo2
second race Washington cup. for hacks gent
rdr. throrcuarcr. OF milclsaaC won, JohhNy Nor-S"
-t,nud. DANDY thiId. llm"-l .-p's.
.rhud rarc Hunters cup. gentlemen riurts, one ana
auc.haf nIil,-- sptaih Manning won. Big Bo"u jug s'
cnd ~. Cross third Tim 90
,,,-,, ,,,. galloway U,udlcsp ponies not exceeding
l., h.uds thTee,quart:Ts 4 uuc Basd Won h">''u"
-.,ond sun shin, thlrd 1lne-l 20
lirh race pony hurdle handicap foF ponies not eN,
ee1iug fl s hands aud onc.qudr"r inIe. onr Nv
bnrd - T,ttle won, The Kat second, f""",''
hind lime 3Oi
sixth race Ivy CITY cup. open "a all hunters ano qiah
ned hunters -toepechase conr'e Two ana onr.hoi n"
N,g'l won Barney second. Iongtcl"w third Ilm'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

OF the matter far as II relates 10 the Exposition
IeyOnd "A doubt" said Mr.. lIginbothani to dav. We
shall be able to pay the foreign dcpo,itorN tomorrow"
but In the time must have FIJI list If them
There /, but little doubt that the Chemical Bank VIII
resume business in few days. At a meeting OF the
EOard OF Directors resolutions were adopted statlnG
that the bank should resume operations IL soon ~
possible and that II the capital stock wci" louhd
10 be impaired 1t should b" m1dc good at one" by
an assessment the stockholders. b1nk Examiner
sturgcs is still bu,ly engaged in investigating IT."
books Of the bank. hut said this morning that he
would not inrGI gl with his Investigations Tor ten
day, vet and that in his opinion Ill" failure dd not
amount TO "A, much ut first reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

who lost O. fourth by Barrett who lost 8. and htth ov
Wagner who lost 10.
The highest aggregate "Wednesday vas 10 D"'
re who dropped only three birds the first average
Hcycke who dropped five birds was second. III" UNIV
average was divided Who lost the sane hunOer
Of birds ,
The weather has been oil that could BE- desired VIII"
the exception Of a sud breeze yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

Famed run--New. york = Philadelphia > ~ l'.,
nv cIr1. -Ncv.York I. Lett on ba,c. M OF" ~
rraIrgma, lr,' b,on 1n n"' Struck out By
King by Rust .. b" hing . N la'iut I,tvhnn
Reilly. Two-ba-c hits hon p~or. iiove. i"llh ,nneh
bs,c-Iiarilron. Double Ilaysl l,mnn All - n"n
i,ros- and Boyle Hi bi Pi.chcr-TlYlor WIN Ptns
WcyLing ;. Psss'd balls -McMahon j. h'Ilc-n"rs'
Time of game-2 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
prrv STATED OK THE TURF.

st Louis May 1.-THE American Turf congress r'uru
an order yesterday fully rcinstong the tkton Stab'
h,r.e. and making them eligible start In all their rtke
cnpopcuent, As result Fzsimnon> the great Morci'o
and other horses owned by Frank Van Ness viii soon face
a., ,,r,.r,. flag again Board Control Of the New
orleans Jockey club has rcnstated the famous horse
pr,o who was kept under the ban although his owners
Norc,n Stann,ld renstacd some time since the
liur now cndcd being Of the most peculiar ever
thu