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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-09
New. Of Inc Wheeimen.

The Union County Roadstors or Railway will hold a
race meet on July 4.
viii tn 8. . S.is On .s gi.g ia races of tho Harlem wA'''m'n
Eddie McDuhAe. the Springfield racer. is in training
for the Milburn road race.
curing a country club house.
,. = %'s s,i (. q s. sSs on A sr2iI s. Cycling Clubs of Ne"
The South Brooklyn wheelmen are now located IN .
new club house on seventh avenue.
Capt. LsnRs OF the Castle Point Cyclers H. arranging
for an active season upon the road for his club.
tn. care Of William b. Murphy. the racing man.
,, w; y, s wina,s; s sSs p.1"sS.i L.se I,i h1 race sN III. ' s.s. sas
this month: April ). to YonEers; April ID. 10 compton.
Ins Ae, r. eo,G ma .sosi.,,Sn o, Cycling Club, have y
me Ns,ropoli. wheslmen have appointed George
citation Of Cycling Clubs
The A.cl.nts Mhtelmsn Of Newark will hold = 100.
rom se%.ri Is frinseion and return. W" .
The At.lant. wheeim.n OF Newark have abolished
j: ana ]. ". Hobbs, WHO viii have iuiiii charge Of runs.
Anumbsr Of women cyclists have banded together
And formed . club called the Borough Bicycle club IN
P%re.iasni. Mrs. c iH.i@w' z. R Smd:r ser nays SFs and ,r.as:
ursr. Miss Grace Brown; Captain, Miss Pond.
inx officers: President. 4. $ Bradford vict;rretidsn,:
" f.G ~ BRYANT, .SS seer & I'a,y and Treasurer; .a,nh = La i.
cnt'er: Buvler. J. 7. Dean: Color Bearer, q. ". I.eahtt'
Tie Metropolis wb-e:men elected tho following on.
GERS AZ the annual meeting on Thursday evening:
President. Frank A. Barr; Vice President, G A. Galn"s:
cc .ptain. Louis @f"I 1su. &C iNTise' L,s srs sssnf.. n !. !. ai n9sp;
and II: A. Miller Buglcr. Charles Finckon: Color Hear
Association was held IN Toronto last week. Tn. anna.
tour question y as discussed. nnu 1t was resolved that
any man emploved br n bicycle manufacturer is an
amateur and can race IN amateur events Ms long as 1t
crNnot be shown that he Is engaged expressly FOR
racing or that The manufacturer does not pay his
training eXt+tises. Racing meii VIII he allowed TO re-
GIVE travelling EXPENSE from the CLUB. whom they
repl esent.. The CanaiiAn Association decided. IKE tho
itayn. Of American WheelrEen, that n" prizes tneN.
rscd $3.50 shoIld lie gwen. 1he lnl."wing nhice:s were
.ite,ed: PRESIDENT. ". 4. Hunter. Vice. President. a.
J. i0Ae: Racing BOARD, X 4 Robertson, j. J.. l-tnghy.
= ! n.ein.r J a.. Bsailrnr, and ". \ Clark; n gh,s
ann Pririieves. +. " Ryck man. -. l.. Hamilton, AMI ".
y. spronle: Msmh, rsIip. l.. a. Hi j. Il. t:auld. and u.
u. poniy; TRANSFORMATION. 4. ,. Webster. ". :. Mnllens.
and l.. kubenstein: Rules ant Regulations A. u. Me
bride. Joseph Lee, and y. Ii. Darby.
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1NE CREAM or ENGLISH SPORTS.
Mcmahon, the American Wrestler. Rentcn-
s~winmiug Record Broken.

Mcmahon, the American Wrestler, Bentcn-
Swimming Record Broken.
The. international wrestling match for the
Grmco-Ro.ian championship held at Liver
pool March - resulted disastrously for the
American representative. John McMahon Of
M%i.higan. at the hands Of Tom Cannon OF Lam
%cashire. The match took place at st. James's
Hall Tor n purse Of $500 and the receipts. and
the details, received yesterday. refer in COM
plimentary terms to the defeated wrestler.
Tho ErhV says:
The representative nj The sfars and s;riHs proved
hin,.r't t" be Possessed OF = lhoromsliyo scien,inc
low"rinx Gannon's unique record he ~exhibirrd points
T tRail T H. Ii! ,Tls ,y . wd nss ri TEen n, tG s' us sap sc1tHtiyi
nmG owsd bs 4 feat to interior arm n"wsr rather than
seconds. McMnhon. although, somewhat di.tre,.d.
threw. Inn a.s~srI, /" IL Il iat m,n" IS 81. seconds c.nn"s
won ihe PEI fall and the match. McMahnn uftersard
: ate ~" ..y Ssm and Pr ss. s,r Il " 10 NEE. c. sS,S% i"r
any amour. up 10 1890, Cannon will probably accept,
The English Cup competition at football was
brought. to u sensational issie ut Manchester
on March 2a.. The strong Eyertons and Vol:
verhampton Wanderers. were, onrontnts. and
No great was the following OF enel, that up-
before the time, liked for the match. Neither
oni period the Wolves made a concerted rush.
much for tha Eyerton goal keeper, Williams;
The Eyertons Played up superbly. but failed
to eSpslizs matters. and victory rested with
At the Osborne Baths. Liverpool. March "a.
J. u. Tyeis. the amateur champion. attempted
to lower tho 25o,yard swimmin9g record n Of 8
last year, by H. Adams, Paced alternately by
two local cracks. the cham pion went through
me water 1t phenomenal speeG, snd sue
ceeded in covering the distance In 8 minutes
IL 40 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-09
wHfrE-ttvR PIECES
white to play aud mate In two moves.

white to play and mate In two moves.
SOLUTIONS TO PR lBLEMs NOS. 113 AM ia.
The following is tho authors solution 10 No. 1l3:
I R-k Is 50. X 4 =; =. R-Q ut 50 Oh. k-B6 D; 8. O.
i; R-k b 80. X x P: 2. R-o KIT 81 ch. K-R3: 3, O.
L R-k B 50. X Z P: ?. R-o Kt 50 CHI. K-R+; 8. O.
Il TX b SO. X Z P: z R-o Kt 50 oh. K-R5: B. O.
l:.R-K B 50. K-Kt5: .. R-Q 1t 50 CHI, K-R o: 3 Q
! R-K p 50. K-Kt5: 2. R-o It 50 CHI. K-g q: 3. Q
RI z. mate.
], R-K b 50. K-Q5 .: :. 90 Ell. XXX 3 P-B4
mate.
i. R-K B 50. PIX q: f. R-Q KIT 50. K-o 6; 8. 90
/; R-k B 50. PKG: 2. R-Q Kt 50. PIX 8; 3 osP.
l. R-K B 50. PIX 4: 2. R-o Kt 81. PIX s: 8 %
Correct solutions received from: Herbert Yates. Jer.
ssy CITY; Eugene Carter Boston, Mass: Fred Arm.
S s'asn s.i M..hi S'osri, =: + f: w HssGty w.. s s%'' 3ol H:T Fr S91i;
Bodenatedt. New York: A New Hand. New York: Fred
". Lister. Newark. n. J: J. Levy. New York: Henry q.
BEGINNER. Albany. n. Y; v: i. Mastsr.on. Bua.lo.
\. u: a Mate IN Two, Hartford. Conn: Otto Weber.
shroossllyn; y; M !; srid.epor.: Conn Max Eyksre.rs.
brooklyn: Junior. New York: Emil Wolf. New York:
Why Not. Brooklyn: William X. Lain. Port Jervis. n.
y; Alex. McLaughlig. New York; }. Sabine. Washing.
ton. Q. O.: A.. Richmond. Middletown. n. Y: R. Schu-
iier. Orange. y. j.: Junior. New York: Charles Smith.
Brooklyn: y TarEent. Newark. \. j.: walther =. Right.
dorf. New York: Miss q. Pattison. New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-09

titucional SO proponen obstruir la discussion de
los presupuestos. Y como go les ha hecho pre-.
sente que Ia industria tabacalers sufrira graves
perjuicios, 81 no 10 legan aprobar los presu.
puestos, est&n conformes en- que SO supriman el
impuesto del por 100, mediante una ley espe-
cial. El sehor Castaheda propondr6 Ia Suppression
de los derechos de exportaci6n; pero SO cree diff
Gil que esa Suppression se obtenga por medic dc
otra ley no vot6ndose los presupuestos Sc ha
inaugurado Ia estatua de Dofa Maria Cristina,
madre de 10 Reina Isabel. En- Pontevedra 90 ha
celebrado un "meeting" de car6cter regionalista
que fu6 disuelto por las sutoridades. En- Sevilla
estall6 81 s4bado, una bomba de dinamita. Aver
Sc descubri6 otra bomba de dinamita en- Sevilla.
En- Tarragona go ha celebrado un "meeting", al
que asistieron veinte mil concurrentes en- SON de
protesta contra 81 impuesto sobre los vinos al
coholes. En- Badajoz se ha celebrado un Mmee
ting de repubicanos espaholes portugueses
an 81 que 20 aplaudi6 & Magalhaes, Salmer6n y
PedregaL
Nueva York, a. La infanta doha Eulalia
Sc ha embarcado hoy, sin ninguna ceremonia
La acompaharon hasta 81 muelle el senior Cebay
los unos pocos amigos particulares. Uua
banda de mdsica, bordo dol " "Turainen, le to-
c6 Ia marcha real su negads.. Dofa Eulalia re-
cibi6 numerosos regalos dc Aores. La infanta
doka Eulalia ha publicado una carta, dirigida III
senior Cuy6s. en- que le dice que ha quedado sd.
!mamente satisfecha de la hospitalidad quo le ha
Rdispsnsado Il naci6n americans y le ofrece que
"A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-09

ultmos oScruGln1oe dc DaloL&1o &rrOJan c1entO s0'
tenta cinco diputados favorables al bill nilitar
y ciento setenta cinco contrarios. Faltan to-
davfa veinticuatro distritos bordo del vapor
"Widrington", que 90 encuentra en- Malta proce-
dente do Rhone, hs habido cinco defunciones del
c6lera. En- el puerto de Londres ha ocurrido un
case mortal, en- un buque procedente de Nantes.
Aver hubo On la MEGA cuatrocientas defuuciones.7
Madrid, ~. Han auedado rotas. Las nego
ciaciones entabadas para equiparar los alcoholics
cubanos con los peninsulares. Cerca del palacio
del Congrsso se ha sjercido durante todo 81 dia
de aver 10 mayor vigilancis por haber rscibido
aviso les autoridades de que los anarquistas to-
alan 81 proyecto do colocar maquinas explosivas
en- el edifcio. Aunqde no 90 cree que sea cierto
el ntento criminal Il vigflancia no se descuida.
Crece 10 agitaci6n en- Ia Corufia, con motive del
acto de energfs realizado por el gpbierno proce-
dente los ndembros de Ia Junta de defensa. Sc
han declarado en- huelga los trabajadores agrfco-
las del nano de Barcelona. Vuelve hablarse
de formulas de avenencia entire ID mayorfa y 10
opoGcl6n conservadora, que haran possible Il dis
cusi6n normal de los presupuestos generates del
estado.
Nueva- York, ~, Els unanime en- TODD Ell
pals Ia protesta contra el indulto concedido por
| el gobernador del estado de Ilineis los anar-
quistas do Chicago La vista de la infanta dofia
Eulalia ha costado al municipio de Chicago doce
nail dollars. Las carabelss han legado Toron-
to, donde fueron recibidas por los autoridades
municipales. III CONSUL de los Estados Unidos
/ en- Marsella ha comuneado ofcialmente 81 GO
bierno dc Washington que 80 han presenrado Ca
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
A STRING OF FAILURES.
Several Banks IN the West Forced &c
Suspend Yesterday.

Many Other Institutions GO Down-A
summary of Bank Failures shows that
sol Suspended From May TO July 60.
BALTIMORE, July sS.-A summary o,
the bank failures from May to July -
inclusive, shows thx, sol banking ins,itu-
tons with . capital Of SIS, 95l, OBS sas-
pended
The Manufacturers Record publishes 8
complete list o. the closed banks By States
also table which shows tha, five-s sixths
az the failures sod tonr- ifths o. the capital
involved wers in The Weston and Pacific
States, while 10 par cent Of the failures
and IL per cent. O. the capital Involved
were in The South.
In Colorado alone the capital involved
was nearly =, 0oo, 600 greater than the
sSSresrste capitl Of all the hanks that
failed in the South.
The number o. failures in the Southern
States was 81, involving s.. S92, 900. in the
Western and Psci6o States the number
was Ssl, involving sSi. .2ss, eSS, and in the
Eastern and Northern States IS, with
sls, 600, 900 capital
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04


wh,n ~. ,s-,c ntir.sW through the whea
II ~ ~ - 70 ~ ~ Kiss Ltt feet
And roscs AL lie sol made sweet
And birds ssns CHEEKY;
The honey bees were hummine low
Gold specs on ruses " bite as snow,
Sweet roscs-not so sweet know,
AS she wAs-Maryi
Her fcotstep seemed 20 wake sound
OF tinsrns music from the ground
That thrilled the winds ths, vhistied rouni
with sweet csresses,
And on her forehead, white and sleek,
The rarest blossoms fell to wreak
Their love. and played at hide and seek
In her gold ,ressoS
Down fell the seythe upon the grass,
And; Mary, Mary, will you pass
You're in my way" she said Alas,
Unjust be goins!"
/" Not TIL you pay the forfeit sweet
OF coming this way through the wheat
All Mary lips were made to meet
A kiss you're OWING"
Up went the dainty finger tips.
To shield the rich and rosy lips,
And all the,t red Was in eclipse
Ny luck seemed missing.
A moment only then as she
Fled like shaft Of light from me
She cried: Il paid no iorieit-see.
You DID the kissing"
Frank L. Stanton. in Washington Home Mse
asine
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
a scAlPHn,s scRRnk.
NOW He Manip~ias~A worlds Fair Rail-
way Ytchets.


way rtchets.
Nrw YORK, Aus. The origin Of the
reports that have been In circulation for
several days that the Lsckawanns was
selling cut rate tickets to Chicago for $40
was explained yesterday II appears tn at
q certain Froadway 'scalper" has been
selling Laekswanna special excursion tick
ess to the Fair for 80, arranging with the
purchasers for the surrender of the return
coupons 70 his agent In Chicago.
In order to protect himself the ''scalper'
expected to send a representative on the
train with his customers TO collect the
coupons at the end Of the journey. This
man Was not allowed by the railroad Off
cials TO SO with the party, but the tickets
looked all right and were accepted ~ far
as Scranton. There, on closer inspection,
it was seen that the return cupons from
Chicago to Buffalo had been cut off and
the rest Of the ticket pasted together again.
The ''scalPsr" evidently wss afraid TO
trJis; his customers and had taken this
means 10 make sure Of getting the cost
price Of the tickets hack BY the sale Of the
coupon extracted, even il the rest were not
returned TO him according 70 agreement.
The passengers who held these mutila-
ted tickets were put of the train st Scran-
ton and are now demanding satisfaction
from the road As they are believed to be
innocent holders they will probably no; be
allowed to suffer from the "scalper's"
trick
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
TIE MOONS FAULT.
he Wa Guided By tAs AlnaAae ssA We,
~ tAs WsaxAss.

he WA CutdDd ey tAs AsDAAAe aAA Xea
~ sAS WssxAss.
In . small Vermont towr tho street
Tampa which ass few and fas be
tween are under ths charge ok one Of
the Oldest resideats Of the place. why
in the world weren't the lamps lighted
Sc-night Mr.. IacohS~- inquired . sum
caer resident who had stumbled down
10 the post oesee one July evening in
the pisehy darkness Of 9 heavy rain
storm
They amt ever lighted On moonlight
nights" responded the old man calmly
That's the rule. and the moon tulled
last night an this Is one OF the best
nights in the hull MONTH
Best rights~ echoed the other, in
considerable irritation What good
does the moon 60 II 9 Poaring rain like
this-"
y can't help that" said Mr.. jacobs
"AccOrdin' to the almanac this Is :
noonshine night an the lamps have no
sal - he lit ! recon the almansc's .
-ood thing 10 so by.
Why continued the old laInpliCht-
r., surveying his oSiiic with sudden
awakened surprise and disgust, where
dyou s'spose ! sh'd fetch up ef ! was
tCo by the weather Sud o. the almanac
] PersIme t'say likely might hev t'go
my roGnd ev'ry night fer q month in dog
Gays don't callste 10 hev no sech
works as that Fl the moon dont do
her duty its unfort nit, but IL ain'i eny
. my lcoizaout-
The hy-standers murmure5 assent
and the summer resident was s.leaced
Youths OompsnioA
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04

HAK7rokn, Coma, July p. The violent
wind And rain storm yesterday dam olishea
frame dwelling house on Spring street in
PROCESS o. erection Several barn, iu WeSt
Hartford were blown down sDd q COW re
longing &c ". L Andrews Of Elmwoad
was killed by stroke OF lightning Trees
were uprootsd in Sll parts Of the CITY and
vicinity huf no one was injured
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
Tube Conpxny Suspends

HAkk.ssURs, Pa. July Ss.-The Amer
icAn Tube and Iron Company, located ST
Aiddletown, has con. into the hands az s
recsiver. The Company has no mortgages
judgments or bonded Indebtedness against
it, hut could not raise funds owing to the
st-lnSeDcy o. the money market Ii is
one Of the largest concerus Of the kind n
the cJlntry
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
sicya. Manufacturer Mad.

CElcAso, July Sl-Ths uEuufac tuners
o; hicyclasannouace tAsJ they wiIlWithdrGw
their exhibits tr1La competition, giving as q
reason that Irvine Miller, who was Ep-
PORTED ss juror o. awards. Is employed by
d rival concern
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
Cotton Mills shut Down.

CINCINNATI, July 3S-Tht Deer Greek
cotton mills on Firth street and Esslestoa
avenue, and betting factory al Plum ana
Canal streets, controlled by the Heury
Pesrce sons Company, have shut down
Indefinitely, throwing 500 hands out OF
employment Dull trade Is the cause
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w.uf 70 Lose Their Mop.v

PARIS. July Sit Is reported thRt
h&r0n ds RoJasShild and jacques LAbsndy.
d millionaire sugar reinei, Will start
shortly 3 one-csut sporting daily named
The Jockey Clun"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04

The nsw fkrmers' hank O. Norni Star
Ing. Ky, eio~sa lis doors yesterday.
Two banks ta;led yesterday in Helena
Mont, two Il Spokane, Wash and two 4.
Portland, Ore
Tha American WAthAn Watch corn.
rAry, 81 WalthAm, Aass, VIII start ID
Ans :, with but hal. Of iis usual farce
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
Reoeirer for = Dental Comnspy.

WuNINsToS. De-, Jnly 2s.-A receive.
has oeea appointed ior the Wilmington
Dental Manufacturing Company Of this
ztJ. The company is perfectly solvent.
It's liabilities arc about S2la, ,0so and its
Asss-s Ssl5p1a
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04

Cholera Ertip.t at AlexGnarlA-
ALEXANDRIA, July 27.-Ths cholera il
extinct al the Eltn quarantine station
sale On the houlsv&rds and which represent
tAs SaAnass ffsssa9 4 saoagdAnH Wns
0nGlsA tAsaA
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
A Iypchinc in DsnNrr.

DRIVER. July s7-A mob last night
broke in the jail. took the Italian murder
er Of Grand Army man out aud lynehed
him and ridilei bis body with bnllets
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
RelinS Mins shat pcNn.

HAMMOND. Ind, July IS - Ths East
Chicago Rolling r1ill has shut 5owr, and
II consequenos Of this . lA-g. FORCE o. men
and boys a,s thrown ont Of employment
Reports Of tAilurs oarnot he verife6
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
philadelphss Luurcenn1 Assscns.

Fzu-AnKIrH,A July s.-S b M.s-
rason, an extensive lumb-x merchant. has
suspended business and asked for N ex-
tension Of tine fror. his creditors HIS
liabilities are sad 70 hs Slp0, 900
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
Wall Paper

gives your walls any effect and
touch of luxury that money
could not otherwise supply.
To get the best, that is the
question but that is neither
difficult or expensive if you 20
to the right place to buy it.
Ours is the place, the variety
is here. the prices are right,
If you want, we put it on
your walls and guarantee the
work. Workmen sent any
where.
Window Curtains too, are
here, prices right.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04

FokrAsI. Via, July ss.-Tbs City
Bsnk elossd its doors yesterday. The sas-
psasaoe % due 70 ths condition Of ths
money DArksk
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
"It flts like the paper
ON the Vyall.O

OF course it does if its the
right kind, and it adds every.
thing to the cheerfulness of the
room.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-04
L..,,. Z Co.. Of c,.ei.n.,, FAN.

49, NJ NfsD1HHStt . Aik
CzxsuHArI July S.-Rohsrs Lsslis &
o.. rsal estate oAlen. asxigned ysster-
day TAs asscts Asx fice 90; liahliries
rs, COO Lack Of rrAdy capital ID The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
DELIGHTED WITH THE WOOLF PROCESS.
MAYOR G1LEoY EXPECTS GREAT THINGS OF THE
ELECTRICALLY TREATED SALT WATER

MAYOR G1LEoY EXPECTS GREAT THINGS OF THE
ELECTRICALLY TREATED SALT WATER.
Mayor Giroy went 10 Brewster's Yesterday to make
an inspection OF the experimental plant which the De
prtmcht ~ Public Works has built for purifying the
water OF the East Branch of the CrotOn River This
stream fur iShes about 7O,cOOOOO gallons Of the daily
water supply of the city. Commissioner DAILY Health
Commissioner Edson DR.. Martin chemist Of the Health
Board, and Chief Engineer Birdsall accompanied the
Mayor.
Mayor GilrOy said that he surprised al and
pleased with the work OF the plant which already bids
nir to eradicate all the offensive ingrc'cts Of Croon
water The process was Invented 10y Mr.. Woof y
3inch ppc perforated It's entire length runs across
the branch and into this Is injected the purify <
liquid. which Is salt water electrically treated Twenty
thousand gallons OF this liquid are sent into the East
Branch every day, and this puflcs the entire stream
Or. Martii secured samples for anal sis from 100 feet
above and from various points below the purifying
pipe.
III II proves what - claimed for IT," said the
Mayor, will have the system applied at every res
rrvoir spway IN the Croton Watershed. ana at all
the distributing points In the city. II Is certainly mar
vcllCusly effective In rendering sewage nnocuouS aud
in purifying purih meat. understand also, that 1t
IS a wonderful cuIav" agent. and has been SIC oss-
fully auplicd Of catarrh AID conSuulp
lion as it destroys the bacteria which produce these
disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
LEHIGH VALLEY GETS OUT
IT SEWERS IT'S CONNECTION WITH THE
READING SYSTEM.
THE LEASE ADVOCATED By THE FORMER ROADS
DIEECToRS-E p. WILBUR RESIGNS AS

READING RECEIVER
Philadelphia. Aug. s.Thc lease OF the Icbicb v,,ov
railroad Company to the Reading Railroad Compony.
which was ELECTED on February IL, 1892, was dis
solved today by the directors OF the leased road
who asserted the right Of breaking the agreement upon
any default OF the Reading in the payment OF rs
obligations under that document. The acton was
;aken because of the non-payme2t of 1868 76S GO
for coal bought. This action was not
wholly unexpected but the majority OF the people
interested we're OF the belief that the break in the
relations OF the companies would be accomplished Icy
the REIMBURSEMENT Of the leased road by the Reading
and not through the direct action OF the Lchigh
directors. which is the case.
The latter, in their announcement. declare that
they have reposscsscd themselves Of the entire prop
crty devised under the lease and that they II
At the beginning OF period Of the year which has
always been for them OF unusual prosperity and
tlev express conviction that interest will Dc
deterorated but on The contrary improved hy their
action The following is the official notice issued by
the officers OF the road to employees:
The lease Of the Lehgh Valley Railroad Company T.
the ph.ladolph and Read ng Rr ad Company having this
day tfen terminated Ot August l. 1898, the Lchi@h
VALLEY Railroad Company this day resumes possession and
oceiaon CT its lines. All officers and employees
now engaged the Lehich Valley Railroad system viii
-eo,n in their present positions until otherwise oIdrd
aud will receive their compea from the Icheh VALLEY
Hsrcad Company services performed after August
1893
Elisha r. Wilbur. president OF the Lehigh Valley
pailroad Company 10 day resigned as one OF the
receivers OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Comlany. and Judge Dallas. Of the United stats Dl~-
trct Court, appointed John Lowber Welsh TO ill the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
A TALK WITH .dANAGER KIABALL.
THE ONE FARE EXCURSIONS TO CHICAGO

TRUNK LINES TO CONTINUE THIN UNTIL SEP
TEMLER iG-INCREAsED BJSlNE >.
A meeting Of the Passenger Commltio" OF inc
Trunk Line Association wax to bc hcid yesterday
the regular day for Commissioner Farmer TO get
his moi, together There no meeting, however.
hut a. was learned that nj second meeting h"lh
on August the Trunk Line representatives, decided
10 continue the special fare excursion trains 10
Chicago for period OF four weeks from August ~
when the present schedule expires.
Tho announcement that this course was under con
alteration MIS- made In The Tribune last week. and 1t
was then said that the excursion train service had
been so successful that the extension OF ne schedule
wonld nrohaliy b@ made. since then the 0neiare
trsIn h,ve carried an increased number ol lnSsci-
GER and Tho railroads feel Justified In givlng MS
further opportunity TO the pubhc 10 WISH TIE WIFI"
Fair at low rates. ~, s -, ca,,on,,cr M
The extended schedule Will cnd on oepeh,"rr a.
and eight trains week one ny e"o" "a '"e '''
will be- run as heretofore