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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06
Humboldt at the Midwinter Fair.

C. II. StoGdard, one of the Com
missioners appointed by the State
Agricultural Society to take charge
of Nevada's exhibit at the Md win
ter Fair, is here for the purpose of
seeing what steps can be taken to
have Humboldt county properly rep
resented. An effort will be made to
have the Commissioners make an app
preparation for that purpose. The
Commissioners of Washoe and Elko
counties, it is said, have signitied
their intention of appropriating 81, >
900 toward a spec i exhibit for each
county, and it would seem t. be
good idea for this county also to
make a reasonable allowance for the
same purpose. Humboldt county
ranks third in the State in taxable
property valuation, and the question
is whether it can afford to not be
represented at the Midwinter expo
Vi ion. Silver State
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06
Burial of Mrs. Stewart.

The funeral of M. Sarah Stawart
took place yesterday from the Pres
byterian Church, which was filled
with sorrowing friends of the de
ceased. The choir rendered appro-
pirate music, and after the service a
long line of carriages followed thv
remains to the oot.-te;v - witness
the last sad rites.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06
1t Was Poison.

Fargo, n, D, December peter
Burke and Andrew LedgwIck,
boarders at the Ramer House, stole
a bottle of what they supposed to be
whisky from an adjoining room last
night. 1t proved to be bedbug
noison. and both men will die.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06

Yesterday sales in the San
Francisco stock Exchange:
rsTERDAY's AFTERNOON BOARD.
Ophir / 10
Mexican / 20
Gould d Curry l 20
Best d Belcher 2 20
Con. Cal. Va. 3 90
Savage 80
Chollar 60
Potosi 70
Hale & Norcross so
Crown Point 80
Yellow Jacket l -
Sierra Nevada | ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06
Holiday Advertisements.

Shortly there will be a big rush
for space in the APPEAL by dealers
who desire to get their goods before
the public. 1t will be case of first
come, first served.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06
For the FAIR Fund,

There was disposition everywhere
during Mr.. Foote'S engagement to
render the company every assistance.
Messrs. Fitzmier & Armburst board
ed the company at cost. Mrs. Sissa
of the Capitol. turned her house over
to the company to help the Fair
fund. Messrs kinkead and Elan
merry canvassed the town for tickets,
and Peterson & Samuels, the livery
men turned the courtesy of their
stables over to them. John Piper
with his usual public spirit donated
the Opera House. The Transfer
Company handled the baggage free
and HI. NJ. Gerington passed the en-
tire party up and down the road.
Out of this the Fair Committee real
lied handsomely and the public wit
messed the rendition of Don Caesar
De Bazan as it was never before rem
dered in this city.-Chronicle.
The same spirit prevails in Car
son. The hotels have agreed to
board and lodge the company free OF
cost, and several little favors which
have cost money heretofore, have
been donated, all of which goes to
show that everybody is getting in
line to helm the Fair.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06
Fall and Winter Stock.

In order to supply the demand for
dry goods, NJ. Conn has concluded
to repIenish his stock, which VIII be
sold at a still greater reduction in
prices. o31tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06

For fine watch aud jeweiry re-
pairing 60 10 Golden :. Firsr-class
work, low prices and prompt atten-
ton always guaranteed. Jy22
To get the best trade in buying
furniture go to Geo. w. Kitzmeyer.
He has undoubtedly established a
reputation for fair dealing in his
thirty years III business III Carson.
From now on the Capitol Restau-
rant will furnish tickets good for p
meals for 81 90 or SIS per month.
For 81 you can get ticket for p
meals which entities you to chicken,
porterhouse or oysters served every
meal. Private lunches or dinner
parties furnished FOR $40 ard up
wards. oS1m
Prof. L. thinner will furnish
music for balls, parties, private and
public entertainments, and give in
structions on ten Instruments; violin
and mandolin speciality. Apply at
Ormsby House.
Boss filled cases warranted to wear
20 years, fine movement $500 at
Golden's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Red Oak Mining COMPANY

Location ofpflnClpaI place OF business
Carson City, Nevada.
Location of works near Downieville
Sierra County, California
ASSESSMENT no. II.
Levied Nov. 10, 1898,
Payable Immediately at the Office of
Company, in Caason City, Nevada.
Delinquent ----------- Dec, 1o,I803.
Sale Day & p. M)----Jan. 10, 1894.
BY order of the Board.
FRANK BLETHEN,
Sec'y,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06
County Bills Allowed.

Official Settlement of CLAIMS
gainst Orms1y County, allowed by
he Board of County Commissioners
L their meeting held Dec. 4. 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06

f. AUBE, Clerk.
By 5. II. DAY, Deputy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-12-06

Relative TO the Plane case TIT
News Letter has the following which
hits the Mail rather hard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
nm MYERS DOESN'T RELISH THEIR CLAIMS.

A curious lot OF charges has been filed with the
Controller against the money III OO000O) which the
net passed by the Legislature requires the city to pay
the State for It's share Of Wards Island. These claims
aggregate the Interesting figure OF Sl24,036. upon
examining the law Controller Myers found that one
section provided that bills against the state Emigration
Commission for the Of paupcr immigrants In
cured prior TO 1870 should be paid ont Of the mp
Irophation which means. Of course out OF the city
treasury The money has been demanded by John G..
D'Erien OF the law firm OF o'lirien a Paine. OF
Rochester " y, counsel for the claimants.
These are among the claims: Monroe County, 3D.
COS: st. Mary's Hospital Rochester, si:,coo;
Rcches es City Hospital 100000; ST. Peters Hospital
giO.ll; Queens C.uniy s4i8l; Albany County,
s437l: Trey Hospital ss.C7o Il. Francs's Hospital
New-York City, 80.725 Westminster County. $o,'oo ;
Bunalo Hospital $6,337; Buffalo Lyingin Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
TRACING THE HCLLINS RUMORS.

An INVESTIGATION BEGUN BY TIE GRNNp JIM
The Grand Jury yesterday began i's ihVe'"s.,. ~
Of the ORIGIN of the false runners that ln' p's va"
street firm Of II. H. Iollins Il Co was III oi'hc"'e
such REPORTS wore aloat last week. ana NJ 'he SUE
ccslon OF numerous brokers the firm on ias GA UT
day sent 10 the stock Exchang, letter oecHir'"s
It's cniir. sovcncy and It's readiness to meet every
claim pr.sentci TO II. The letter was read but III
IN. noise only the name Of lollins a CO. was as
tInclll.hcd. IN agent Of the Foreign ana Dome'."
News Agency sent out the announcement on the
ucker,- OF the company thai liollins d co. ha1
failed Thi, statement was denied over the TICKETS
In short while. - -
those who were examined yesterday were H. r.
IlollIns AMI Il. J. Burke, Of ia" firm H. h. ihorh'
nm cmpnyc 4 Dow, Jones & CO.'S News Agency :
William Necfis broker; Charles VI. Berg''riss'r'
head Of IN. firm OF Dow. Jones q Co.. Byron a..
coh.n OF Wassermann Bros: Timothy Burke. a
clerk OF r. VI. lockwood & Co.. and Frank Herman
and A J. Mutt. u the Foreign and Domestic News
Agency O.hrr witnesses Will probably be examined
today
These who were before the Grand Jury wer"
r.tlc.ut abont the testimony they lad given. 1t
WAS said however. that the fact was testified 10
tha, early last week II,llins Go. sent letters to
their customers assuring them that their financial
standing WAS ~ good II had ever been. one
pcrs,n 10 whom such letter was sent HANDED u
Ia Dow Jonc, 4 CO.. with n request thar they max,
InauIrcs about the reason for s"n1ng H. re-
DOR or WAS sent 10 Iiollins a Co.. ana ola not re-
ceIyc what he thought "A satisfactory reply. Ths
letter seems to have been one cause OK the rumors'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
HORSES or ALFRED KANE SEIZED.

Colonel Mont gomery. the chief Of the special
AGENTS., deparm cn OF the Custom House. seized Yes
,erdoy three horses which had been Imported from
Canada BY Alfred Kane, who married Atilic claire.
IN. actress, who was with Lillian Russells company
for a time The horses were imported about a week
ago ana came across the border by way OF Hous"s
Paint. There n valuation OF sti5 was put on each
OF Them some complained 10 the Custom
House authorities ana men were sent to see the
hors.s and aDp-aisc Their value. One OF the APP
prnisas put their total value AT ~ coo ana the other
ut III ,O4O. Mr. Kane at the Custom House yes
,crdny and and he told the Collector that al he paid
for the animals was sl45 apiece. Horses which are
worth less than ESQ have to pay $50 each. while
the horses worth that duty OF - per cent nd
yaorem 4, collected. salt has been begun by the
United States authorities 10 recover the balance due
TO the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
yu,r yACursMEN ARE DOING.

Cantain "Iiank'' Han the sailins'master Oh wv
po,c,s syndicate cup defender Cclona. said yesvrua.
,ord,,c the new Yacht Il OF the opinion 'ha' we
can easily defeat the Navahoe. About those Doso" wa
avn NOT so certain Still think we can gave tnen u
GOOD race / do think that the shonc"n's VI ~
tho xav,hoe will materially decrease her SAIL ARIA
Tho schooner yacht Lady Evylin. when was SUI" "
CT, pode,ick Caneion a. T.. Toner, l. ~ Nc"o"s'
ing nut I'm readiness for the coming season" "v ,
have steel rigging put her and her oo"rp''' VIM
ch,ncod from a ..rccnng' 10 a stationary one
The New.York Yacht Club will have station AZ do.
RIDGE this season. big float with i''''c no"'c "
I, for an attendant TO live In is being buit W 'no
- Dowpino e. Laurence. at South Brooklyn anu Will DC
,owcd 10 its position north Of the BAY iiuec p'c' ~
,,ool The float Is 35 by 20 feet III VIII oe s'r
accommodation for yachtSmcn whose poa. '' "
ronuIar md convenient anchorage of BAY Ridge.
The schooner yacht sachcm, which mas occn w ~"
,,or n, the wards Of Downing Laurence VIII DC put
tn tho water today She will then be lifted out iof a
cruise 70 Bar llarbor. ,,. .,.
Colonel S. " r. Crugcr's sloop yacht lndoent ~hi'n
h,s becn undergoing general ovoihaung on inc "",' NJ
po,lon.s south brooklyn. will be put III the water 'o'
dov Colonel Crugcr will take the boat to oyster BY
where he will uc for short cruises anu AFTERNOON
sails Oh the Sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
ONE WAY TO GET FREE BOARD.

Edward Il. Jcnes, clerk, twenty -thrce years on.
who has lived lately at NJ. l30 West Eighty hlri-st
WAS locked up police II aiauariers yesterday be-
rausr H. had been obi lining free dinners by false
iion VIII ca made trouble for other persons
lie had visited several stores In the city. AMI had IN
troducei himself as "R. y. Raleigh purchasing
age Mt for the international Navigation Company. at
No. o Bowling Green. He had ORDERED WAGON loids
OF crackers and other provisions to b. sent 10 the
company, &C. O. d." and he hal accepted the usial
invitations to take dinners which orders Suggested 10
IN. merchants Mr. Fahnestoch. the treasurer OF the
navigation company, got tired of sending back the
loads Of provisions which the company had not
ordered ana made complaint to Inspector McLaugh-
lin ut the Central Office. Detectives Armstrong ana
bowling traced the young offender. with the ala OK
men who knew him by sight, ana arrested MN az nis
hone. He will be arragnel "A, police court tocay
on u charge Of malicious mischief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
4 POLICEMAN CHLRGED WITH ASSAULT
HIS ALLEGED VICTIM APPEAR, ~ COURT WITH

HIS ALLEGED VICTIM APPEAR, ~ COURT WITH
CrT FACE MD WOUNDED ALP.
Policeman Edward FIizecra d. OF III West Fo.ty
seventh ST. SOUND WIS chirgeh with assault In the
Yor~yi. Police Court yesterday by Michael Mclianus
twenty three years I'D, undcraLcrs helper In the
employ OF scph !. G. ran, OF No. AGA W,st Fifty first
ST., and living ut No. 43i West rifiy .nrsi-s. The
officer had arraigncd McManus and John \. Ward
twenty-five years old. of No. 30 West Fifty s,cond
St.. b.fo.e Justice Mcmahon. lie Lad arr,s'cd them
on Thursday on the complaint OF James Hughes, II
street sweeper In The employ OF the Street Cleaning
Department. McMnnuss face almost covered
with cuts and bruises. His scalp had been laid open
by the officers billy
When the Justice learned that the wounds had been
inflicted by the policeman, h. ordered McManus 10
swear out n complaint against him. This was I'M
mcdlatcly done. Fitzgerads face bore several
scratches lie exhibited them TO the justice and said
"Look at these. Judge. had TO use my club In
self defence"
"They look as II they had been sclfInncted,' re-
piled the Justice The Justice held The policeman In
500 ball. and paroled him In the custody OF Sergeant
Moryan for examination saturday.
ana assaulted him while engaged In sweeping the
streets on Wednesday. He called upon the officer for
protection Several witnesses In curt swOrc that
fitzgerald struck McMnnus without reason. Til. JUS
flee discharged McManus and held Ward for examina
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
cOI-PT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Cout-ceneral rerm-ii.ces> continued
Supreme tolft-thaIO rs-ilefofe Andrews, J-Motion
sp g gSImw So I-De'''e onsn'
sss 1f l 1853 1885, ic F'e ials
1913. " 81 So i5lo lo7 lois 1919, iO@o, 1871.
-irT i,airar li!oro lraay JIssS hort causes sse,
AS 10 sS9 IS a2 s .S 'oS g.. GIG 49, 1885, is
: :ss ? sss VS. So -5'i s5Sl 5i9o, 80. ISL
Circuit Jourpa IBeiorc Insr1Iam J-Nc caleqd a
Circuit Court-Part IvBcfore Lawrence. J-cases from
coqtT,s TSrm-No csle0d t,s;ser,a s.
Moi s1ary calendar ,0 10 80 a. NJ Estate Of SSe 1870
ESs Of # Iasdap nras eniS john SS ss. r.rs tx
JP Robinson L psti k ks:
mann Eiir, H. NewIery Emile H. Chrl.tern; 10 80 m.
Sm#n Day. apy ne
i.o laiS S' ,2.s i5il 1906 1861 So, 1901 1881:
omno, plus-Trial Term-Pars II and IiI-Adourned
Superior GOurt-spe'ia Term-BeOre sedg"ick' j.
Superior coutt-Eqnity Tem-BefOrc Freedman j.
nos, S1 'P 10. traI Term-part before Glider.
sleeve Nos 1864. 1906 1912 1897 49, IN. Adam
Superior .ours-iriai Ier"-fai' li-beiOfo "'~nAn'
SS. 1913 c Go 4s i 5s 49, iSs
s' City 'sls Isl lRi0 iSa' is Van JMe
cty Tssmpayt IRfo.s ,, Eh'l i,S, III IS!
ssc s 5-iio. s0s. s3ss 1888 so5. 81. 1910, s2o7.
CITY NV rerar; rgs'os s.s Mee ss.s s L.
CITY tourt-Iria Icr-lar ii,BsISre 59e5
Nos 1888 cost 279i. ,6S, 20i2 2.2l, 1852 2oy.'
oss -552 2i40. Ss2. iioo 1850, 800 1928 o31 -'oS'
Tity Court rial Term-Part Iv-Before Fft1smons !:
sholt saasesNos s5'i. 1884, Sis'' S'o'' 2''' $685.
Court OF oyer and Terminer-Before Ingaham, j.; ale
As.stant District. Attorney MclntyTe-Nos 10 g. ia'
,lusiNe. -, , po,o.o S,o,,h u
oud Assistant District ad eyNos % IT, In
elusive. a, ., ,..o n..,,,a
and Assistant District. Attorney Dalis-NO. l. .-,,
,oIit IL ,,enrral Se-sons-rart IL-Beore FUseeatis
J. and Assistant Dstrict-Attorney WeeIs-Noe " H.
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
THE COURTS.
gITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Andrews, in the Supreme Court, yesterday dis
missed the writ habeas corpus by the aid OF which
Valentine Muller sought be released from Ludlowst
ail Muller was in the livery stable business with
John wetzcl. The partnership was dissolved and Muller
was appointed receiver OF the firm. Muller had 1888 In
his hands belonging Bethazar Schmidt which he was
ordered by pay lie failed to do so and
was locked up for contempt on September last
Edward Gilmore has settled the suit which John G.
Bull brought against him In the Superior court for ASSAULT
Bull ticket taker at Madison Square Garden when
Gilmore tried TO pass him. Pull refused to let him In
and hot words followed. Then there fight. In
which Full got the worst OF 1t. lie sued Gilmore ana
the suit has now settled and marked of the calendar
The refused yesterday 10 give the terms OF the
settlement
Judue Townsend in the United States Circuit Court has
made permanent njunctions granted 10 the Messrs
Black publishers Edinburgh against the Henry q.
Allca Company and Funk & wagnails, to prevent theu
rcprintng the ''Encyclopacdii Britannica"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
mn corrMpr GAMES.

Princeton y. j., May 1S.-Bclow Is the H.. Vi
who will represent Princeton In the Coumo'a'r
games 20 be held in New-York on SATURDAY ihe '-
viu leave here on saturday morning at o'oS oe'oo" ~
will return the same evening; io''y'r. 80, xyu
n lao r,ri da,b-Hrokaw. Mccampbcll. ohopnian'
Wilson. Swan; ssO.ylrd run-Turn"r Wihtrhee', So
rc,ts; mile run-woodbridgc BacB' eaton n.'e
Grandn Carnochon: putting the shot-be'cr'uee' IAN
Hall: Throwing the hammer-ha''e. 80, Gov I.
hro,l umn-Turncr Sill; high iump-si'' Norm, m,'!
on, al, onut Turner; I2oyard hurdes-" ii'ian,
SIM coward hurdles-Johnson James. Inc sa' =,
be held at williamsburg. on the h'''e" D
tho New.York Central Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19

the lat day. The kcatucky Handcap, VIII s-'ooo
add mex; in importance u the Derby VIII " "'
ies turc the day. Summaries: -,
First race. five and hall furlongs3sn,aaaoMwc
lIcrknsl q to first; Captain Bees IL tIicnh.ssIs
10 70 second PhIura no (R. wliams). 10 .. thirl
1ime-l :OSl2. ,
second race one mile anc twenty yards-Prn.e Deever
o6 Thorpe, ~ D. first ElNa. % "a cay'on) ,hird
second Judge Cardwell. 100 o.. Brown. TO L. 'n'ra
Time-l 44i. only three starters
Third race Eunnymsde stakes. six rr1nes 70
second sigurd Ils "a. Clayton, II to J. th'ra i"e
II ia. - .,, N
rou,,h r,cc Ave furlongs-Probasco Jos tMorrlsl ~
IN first: DocKstaGer Il3 (I,cagan) q D. se r,
King Charley, 1IJ q. Murphy. to j. third' i'"'-
] O3aa. . a.
Enh race one and onesixtccnth miies-Proteetion ~
fR Williams 70 s. first Ducat ~ ~. Yen
. to 1 second: Tulla Blackburn. los llr'ihe) e'''
,hirI. limc-r:iSL,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
MR. HUNTINGTON TO SUCCEED NR. GOULD

(;,orce J. (;ould has announced his Intention OF
retiring from the presidency OF the Poelhc NAN
steamship Company. Mr.. Could said yesterday 'has
the only reason for taking this step was he press
Of other business duties which prevented him RON
continuing to serve MS the president Of the seamship
company. The annual election u the company VII.
DO held on May 81. Coils 4. Huntington cohhs'hso
tho statement Of Mr. Gould ~ 10 his rcaso1s i0r
rcilnquishing the presidency. Mt Huntington addeo
that he would probably succeed Mr. Could us he mao
told several prominent stockholders that he wo"a
consent to serve Il Il desired by the slocRha'rs'
Mr. Huntington expressed satisfaction with the pros.
pects Of Pacific MAIL and said that In the course o.
lime the company and the Panama Railroad wouo
be able 70 get together and adjust all their diheS
cucos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
RETIREMENT or De WITT e. NAYS.

De witt e. Hays. who has been we'll known In
Wall for many years res .ncl y'sc his ST.
ton ~ president Of the Manhattan Banking Company
No. 40 Wall.sl. There has been no election of a sue
cessor to Ill lis place. but II l. Understood tina, The
vice President will succeed him. Mr.. Hays WAS
formerly the president OF the Union National Bank
lie Is the treasurer Of the stock Exchang". having
been elected 10 that place twenty nine times con
Aecutlvcl, Ih,nlih l. the OF his rrtir mcut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
MORE F. H. WEEKS ATTACHMENTS.

Deputy sheriff Tracy has received an attachment
for S223.3s7 against the West superior Iron ana
Steel Company In favor Of Richard ". G.. yelling as
assignc" OF Francis H. Weeks, the missing lawyer.
The sult Is on ten demand notes mnlc by the com
pany to the order Of Weeks as follows: July l. 1892
sli5,ss7; July 20, 1902. $4,000: Angus, %. 1899.
So goo: August 30. 1902. $4,000; september %.
1897 %i7. 800: November I. 1892. 5000: February
~. 1903. $4,000; March q, 1909. $4,000: April
IL. 1893. $1,000; April %, 1903, 5000
Judgment was entered In this city yesterday
against the Chatham Electric Light Company. OF
Chatham n. y. for ail T3a In favor OF the General
Electric Company for electrical machinery and wares
sold IN $780, 1901 ani 1902 by the Thomson Houston
Electric Company. The Chatham Electric Light
Company was incorporated In October. 1850. with IA
capital stock OF $4,000, several New York men be-
Ing interested In 1t. Herbert n. Curtis was presi-
dent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
Five furlongs
WORK OF THE TROTTERS AT POINT BREELE'

Philadelphia May 1s tSpecia-1nand-out racing was
the order Of the Point Breeze irotnc mee1ne
this afternoon. weather cold and CLOUDY "er7
were many chairs In the grana s'ahu anu u" ''
lacked the interest would carried had the day anu
track been fine. The n,e-vear-od colt Judge iish'i
moved an ason mile In the opening heat OF the "a
race winning at ease ola after having maze NrV
bad break. lie was full OF speen put very "''''a'
Throughout tho race his bad scng almost costing him the
victory In the postponed 20 race three meats OIL
which were trotted yesterday. Nellie 3 was sSrea whou'
her usual toe weights thereby losing the opening neat
Roy The outcome, however was never IN uouo'' ''oe
ouasted his field In the 33 trot winning good race
Summaries . ann
100 fr ,SS-TpOTTIN PURSE, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
FUNERAL or THE REV. BARTHOLOMEW J. kRCM.

The funeral OF tie Rev. Bartholomew y. hrusi
pnstor for twenty ycais Of TIE First German Pres
bytcrIan Church. Madison and Montgomery SIS, 'oox
place Yesterday afternoon At lis cd CHURCH several
hundred people were preset. SERVICES were con-
Quoted raily In IN. morning AT the house OF me
family No. go Madson-st, by the Rev. DR.. Juli's
Ehrhardt. only personal friends were present Ius
body WAS then removed the church, and Thousands
crowded about the collin to view the features of ,her
n,stor Tl. services N the chuich wcrr conducted
by ,he Rev Drs. Wolfes aTd J, srph J. Llmpc. LIE
Ltral WAS IN The LII hTm Cemc.c'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
TIE LOYAL.

10 BE- a prlzc.w winner. Among Commodore '",'on
cue,ts were Commodore Prime, OF til" >ohhefs y ""
,hl,n Yacht Club; cX.tOnercssInan D1Vin "''H
~ uroollyn: John Is. Mcehan, owner 81 the to'l
Farwind: Henry c"ilOw, the designer OF 'i' sn''.
Commodore Rowe q. the TavDna Yacht Club W: T.
N,,r,hy William CoggcT. George {. tar'ianl ana r
j. Helpers Of The Newark rach o'" d. VINO n~ . ae
I,unch Adea Captain llaf gave rs his opinion o.
he Laval =. She Is going TO be- n very last boat.
sawyer will supply the sails for the Loyal ana rn'i'p
low VIII be the rgger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19

10 he n remarkably fast boat aud the SAILING m"Sef'
wanted 10 see her before she was put Into 10" "aer'
Among the sailing masters who came thus criticaiy
inclined were Hank HAM, OF the cup delehn"r
olonin. Baker Of the Vlator Dowd. 81 the Stranger
Cooly, .f the Rhada Aldrch. oil the shiihfooH' ana
keeper. Of the Triton.
The launch took place promptly ~ III ociock ~
IT.. Yacht lid from the ways Commodore sutton =
little daughter FlO--ic, four years OLD broke bei'e
of champagne the bows and chrl'teh'd her INC
LOYAL. II was the general opinion OF IN" experts
assembled AT the launch that the schooner was gong