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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-12
Nervous debility.

DR. Z. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
Neuralgia. Headache, Nervous Prostitution
caused by Rlcehol or tobacco Wakefulness.
Mental Depression, softening of Brain, causing
Insanity, misery, decay, death. Premature Old
Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex,
ImpotencF, Leucorrhoea and ali Female Weak
nesses, caused by over-exertion OF brain, over
Indulgence. months treatment, ST. six for
IS, by mail. We guarantee six boxes to cure.
Each order for six boxes with S. viii send writ
ten guarantee to refund If not cured Guaran-
tea issued only by johnson, Pratt g. Co., Whole
sale and Retail Druggists 80 and 81 Metn street.
Salt Lake City, Utah
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-12
The Modern Invalid

Has tastes incidentally, in keeping with
other Injuries. a remedy must be pleas
antly acceptable in form, purely whole
some in composition, truly beneficial in
effect and entirely free from every objec-
tionable quality. Ifreally i'll he consults
physician; if constipated he uses the
gentle family laxative syrup of figs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-12
A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching piles are known by moisture
like perspiration, causing intense itch
ing when warm. This form, as well as
blind, bleeding or protruding, yield at
once to DR.: Bosanko's Pile remedy,
which acts directly on parts affected, alb
serbs tumors, allays itching and effects
permanent cure. so cents. Druggists or
mail. Circulars free. DR.. Bosanko,
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by Godbe Pitts
Drug Co. Corner Main and First South.s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-12
Save Your Teeth.

Do not have one extracted until you
have consulted DR.. o. B. Hewett & Son,
Dooly (P.O.) block. They will save ali
your teeth and fill spaces where you have
lost any, by CDR. Hewett's new method,
teeth without plates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-12

500
pairs
Dress Slippers
Dress Slippers
Dress Slippers
Dress Slippers
at Half Price
eat Half Price
till Feb. %.
Spencer
and
Lynch
Co.
Leaders in
Footwear
124 Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-12
An Easy Winner.

The solid vestibule trains of the Chi
cago, Union Pacific & Northwestern line
all competitions with ease. 1t
has the shortest line, fastest time, union
depots and no change or delay at the Mis-
souri, river.
The evening world., 1893-06-15
BROOKLYN.


APPEL -Os June ID. HAMS ArrEL. aged ~.
Funsssl will take place from his late resi-
dspos, lSl Grssapost ave.. Brootlyu, K. u. 4,
Friday. June 10, alP p, N.
BERGEN. On June Il, st Brooklyn. n. Y, Ap.
DIE BARxETT BERGEN. wife Of Edward j. Bsr-
ger.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services. to be held from her late
rrsidsncs. lliS Dean street. Brooklyn, on Fri
day. June l6, at o'clock p. NJ.
FERRY. On Tuesday, June IL, MARY, beloved
wife o: Jamss Ferry, in hsr 60th year.
Funeral from her late residence, 2Sl North
Tth ST., on Friday, June 10, st 10 A. NJ.
thence TO St. Vincent dc Faui's Church.
Funeral after mass.
0lLLiCK.-On June ~, LAwRINcs J. 0iLLIcI.
belovsd husband Of Mary i. Booker. aged 81
years.
ne at.vss and friends are respectfully IN,
vitsd 20 attend the funeral. from his late resi-
ssnes, l7S LuQasr st., on Thursday, June 10.
at2P. n.
MINOR On the 18th inst, At che residence o.
HE brother, Or. John L. Minor. SArstos,
Springs. n. T., ISRAEL AtNoR, JR.
Funeral Thursdsy, 18th. ~ A. NJ, from hi
lsts residence, l2s Macon st. Brooklyn. In
tsrmsnt New London, Conu.
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- Upon request OF docerHssrs hAR-
RIAoE AyD DEATH NOTICES printed
N THS WORLD Wtii be teie0rdphsd to ana
vspvSwssd IN any one or the Jo,iototn0 papers
seltNovt ex "a charge TO the adpsrttser
Philadelphia tDa.) Public Ledger
chicago tItL) Trtoune
Cincinnati 10Y Bnqut'er
Albany ~. ~ Argus.
Boston GLOBE.
~. Louts Post -Dtspdtch
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HELP WANTED-MAiE.

wANTED-Abont 100 water tenders nnd ore.
men licensed men preferred. Call at ONCE
south 4th st., Brooklyn, L. ID.
reside in Hailea,. Hat store, 2l69 I'd ave.
wANrED-For q lisht business pcsitiou requiring
man po,.es.ine advantages srisins from q success.
:ia 'csss s. y ssdss.1s sss .1s
.iis sestemsn Us, .Ip.n.s p'nSs Gss%spi,. sTn,:i
Empioymeut Bureau. $50 6th ava.
WANTED. man for express nusins, share profits
oX. ~. .. s.. sls %ss, tota .. -.'" Np'""
n,Ssr 8RrS. sn 'e. ~ sSFt Us:,; .e
one spe king German pIiisrr.d. iSJ Stanton =.
ests q horses n,a.s board In the hou's. L. Hen.
wANTED.-A first color mixer for wall
paper:; Apply F@eman Robert $. Hobbs 4
Co., $40 West 5sth st.
WANTED Trust worthy. steady man TO take
care Of one horse and one COW; wages, so.
Address References Required. box 20 World.
WANTED--At once. smart business man to
aslysr rDI,S a1a ssG' % serial
0, w. Miller, 40 Court ST., Brooklyn.
,'THs ss ;:np n 1ssness
wANTED--A young man boy vno has had soms
,e.psrienos polishing small me wsrk; Apply
wANtED- Man used to .m,il electrical mac In
cry who IL vii ing to learn q business; &8 TO
start. 1.3O A. NJ. Tor WORK. Automaton r. Co.,
| 81 and 80 lOth ave.
wANTED-for foot t-prrsses email G,ass goods,
Iinh. 67O t,udson st.. near 18th.
YOUNG MAN; thoroughly competent. wanted toe
general work IN sign shop. Geo. W. Read
Co.. Lafayette place.
| YOUNG MEN CD. ieAra waiting, 81, Ioari omni.
| buses, SC useful man. Old Aid Agency. 229
Fulton g.. Brooxlyu.
| YOUNG MAN Tor INSIDE work In iron works Cor.
| man preferted lS3 west ?9th st.
| YOUNG MAN desiring to become Q teie raph
ing T.iesrapner. 80 est list st. ~ "''''''-
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS WANT d to foil sud
laOrl ON champsga b. tiles. Apply early. IS
| Warren st.
YOUNG MAN WANTED in shippIns.room u
cigar factory VINO 10 quick at labelling cigar boxes
4 and pack shir pins cases; only those no have
filled similar po.it, Oh ali can furnish references
| neei Apply. l40l Sd av,., cigar store.
Y0UN,; NAN Tor housswork In small club. -
YOUNG GERMAN. strong. wanted for general
| work In wine store: one able to drive. ApplY
| 240 Sth ave.
BARGAINS Suits slightly solled by water.
worth SIS, for 81. :0J Flntbush ave. Bkiyn.
| GI.ENMORE HOTEL. Cha than square; rooms
| 25c. night; baths free; latest improvements. =.
MoNTAUK HOTEL. 85 Bowery-water, tow
mtrror. Dc. IN every rom; 26c. Ell 2a weekly
| 10 MEN WANTED, Phoenix House. So Bowery |:
lodEiLSs, lSc night spring beds; free baths,
/ 30 MEN WANTED, Palma House, W Bowery I
| rooms, 25c. free baths: modern Improvement Z
| 60 MEN WANTED. Cleveland House, i2s Pa, II
| row; rooms zoe. furnished; oil Improvement, !,
/ .r---x .~y- --N
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fYELP WANTED-MALE,
! 5
T0HUuyS ana outuFt
fOc. q Line.
!ENTS
IA y.lNL

4, &6RLb bnM NJ !. lot.
M :. &, 0. :. = ,ss., ss
~ the main o,hoe.
ADVERTISING soLlClToRs iudustrtsi insuI.
aucs agents who are hustlers eau make ~, 900
year: Ca'l At room 7lo. 81 Nassau st.. after IL
and stamp mostener. p. .. hoI 34O2, city.
.ns s,s:.S su:s. ss g. ns.: @..s
t.starsr.. trUs. 70 Nassau st $50 ,' 80.
AGENTs. .Ep.msll;d lstt.r.. gold: nickel 1s sr..s
s.lS az %,la.. S ME- %in Co.. sa ~ fai.ea
,SiSs. Y::a s:a tfs1: var:
AGt tNrs. e.ny...er.; speedy promotion for com:
s,sS so:osr sss"s s.n HaGt1G 80 Gacn ' .aSs
AGnE1s S.y .. sell ..in.p snp's sms:a.s sGas % ,ss
AGENTS WANTED; rood, pay early promotion;
security ossH ssssHn'r'd' u s. Industrial. Ii. WHITE
AGENTS in cities aud towns TO sell our silver.
p!a'h M.mor. PstnI, 10 e ,s%.s i.na fSr cir
AShNTI N.s :s'ssts.Gf soca s :na FSSf
AGENTS WAITED; Icmuneratiys employment; pT ;
Sy rSsa smny AgSy nssTs1 A%svs,n Lave Stock
ls IS s Dali, IJ .ssS ssH9d m.d 70 Be- YcaS. AS
AGENTS. book e.nvsssers. bo,sts'psrs aud Others
out q enplo,men, wanted ,1.cll Coz, poutl'
inds. R:sd' ot or sS:;ns. ,..aT aTssIo s..r
| AMONG a classes OF tbA'iie's mon Apply IL fArA
| row. room :. -
AGENTS. - to IS daily sure; light wak; OF.
perlrnce unnecessary, English 4 Co.. per-
tuners bradford, Ia.
AGENTS make ma,ey quickly: sample; deposit
required Call 10 10 IL, Pasnansky Co, ISL
East ltth st.
AsgsTs SaIp S.sSa. Isi ssas .'
DlsyN
Ne .;e;... Of Cen. Low w:'lss,'. "ss.ss. from
ho,osri y9Ie.. d.pis,lpaI tbs grandeur Of tn. tn:
paid. Bryan, Taylor Co. Fred de Pau. Manager.
6i East 9tn st.
AGENTS WANTED; hy-pAper. Ra~lins. 25as
. sth a-o
AGENis-V scanc Ga iot two more agents sslary
or commt'.iou, 66 Warren st up.tairs.
AGENTS eoi,se,,ns 10, III. nn.,r.ne' .tll hnd :,
proh,,. shsrrot, Lin~ood station, Klns'
County l..
strong neat, q d,Ir eine,,ion and strictly tenn
appy aHSs s,.s % % g II ina.
AGENTS -en-rsst,s agents, male or female
m.ts good moneys no capita. Elliott. 81
BAKER Wanted. fancy cake haEer. German
=: preferred. and to assist IA bread; for sum
mcr season at shore resort; board with en-
= wanted, John Coos's bakery, Riverside. n. 1.
;: BAR. END.k, as per wees, wApted at once
GOOD place, EuterprIss Agency, 6yl Fulton st.
i Brooklyn,
q BARTENDER. SIS; assistant. 81. one . learn
9lu; lunch man, porter. nall boys. SAtiopA
- Employnept Agency, Sly Broadway,
' BARTENDER, strictly reliable, o,shs ~ork; $40
security tlb weekly, Address A. D., 100 wes
n | S2dsI
q BARTENDER, eisi assistants, (2i, sia; yoan
piSs iaS men, sS saSsas. & es5 5sS @ ave- '"'''''' h4
}. BARTENpEH WANTED, young. neat, 500
n mixer, for cAfe; must be Al, with Gool refer
" snce. Ca,l from TO .. lAl Cedar ST
Bsi1.HASGKR-A good oslih.nEsr wanted. q
Lohmann. ali 9TH ave. near seth st.
!. BLACKSMITH Wanted. one good engine black
smith and helper and jonrr and carpcnt tei
u The Starin Shipyard and Iron Works. Port Rici
mond Staten Island.
RI BLACKSMITH : wsatsI, s.rrisss hlse.snI,
sIs broeklyas
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DIED.

AArnWIM Tnssdav lima IN. MARY @.
e,,.c.,, s.,o,.d .Iss AZ Jehu y. BALDWIN.
Funeral Thursday. ~ q P. ~, from her late
rssidsses, 3s7 Mon,ssst.
wAvY. s.ah.,,v Un,ru ryyIyu be,oved
s.n.hss, =, ys..nh W. and Msyy r, Davis.
...S ~ ,.sr
Fupsrsi services will Be held a. Lexington
Avssus Baptist Church. corner lllth ST., Fri.
Asy, Q. 30 p. N. Iutsrmsut privAts.
.A~v,vo A. o...,.,,n c,,, a, w.ar...
~. IT,. "a E,,.Inrr.. nj. Of IN. Ist.
Chsrlss Fasuing and daughter Of the late
Lueius Hart.
funsrs, ssrviss, st the residence Of her son.
tu.lsv, Frank a. Hastings. st Grssuwioh. on
SATURDAY.. June II. on the arrival Of the train
lssvins the Grand Central station st 10 10 A.
~; rsturnins. lsavs Grssnwioh ~ H. ~ r. m.
uELMC.-On Tuesday evening, suddenly. At his
residence. Hslmstta, N. j.. 0EoRoE W.
HxLnI, In the list year Of his age
russssl services will be held at his late res.
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HELp WsNTED--FEMALE.

standing stcmgnpby ana typewritihg' VINO "
Of Wholesale house, must write lonshand well
and uhierstrnd ngur,s. permanent position Ad'
sets bo, iSff World
sTENUiRAPIIER- Cool stcnogIp pher and type
writer wanted. Address r.. y. o. boI l.i+3.
sTRlrPERs and bookers wanted. Consolidated
Cigarette Co, Ave. aud 10th st. -
TAlL0HEs, WANTED, sii.round hand Address
ll6 ttn ave. Mount Vernon, N Y. -.
TAlroREss on custom pants; i7a Columbus
ave, between 9th and 6Sth sts.
WAIST HAND, hrst class, wanted one that trims.
1i6 East llth ST., store.
WAIST TRIMa..nS--
TlIoMINi;DALE BROS. require q number Of
experienced whist trimmers: god salary to com
Apply Drsss making Department. 3D. Moor,
I'd ave-. 59th and 80th sts
WAIST AND SKIRT HANDS wanted 2i7 East
WAIST HA Sps--F -Flr.tolas. waist and skirt
hand; IL. o",, ma: i:;, Who understand their ou''
wAITER-Young girl to help walt in restau.
rant no sunday work. Calf Immediately. 90
Fast 9th st.
wATs.s &. :ss'f:9ssa y e.. "a %e'' .s understand the
WAITRESS WANTED At sOhlsssi's restaurant.
b10 Lexington ave.
wAIrREss, ,,E.ssp:n::oo.d S,TI for T''ssursns' s0
prirats boarding. house SOC East i4th st.
WAITRESS to take charge Of dining room In
y, bos rans. noese; references. Mo "s. @ Ioa "
| 2Sth st.
wArTREssEs-Four experienced mattresses
A. N. to 3 r. N. Nsethins BIOS, 800 Canal st.
wAsHING-Good. tidy woman to do wssh,ng on
Mondays in priyat. family. SOC West l67th St
WhsaiS6.W.nt'd uonsn 70 "a DO w.sIhiTs. .Ins. iren sod
vsscs lad, Fast i2stb Al. "
100 LADIES AND YOUNG MEN; We pay you
,rom 1iV 70 w per week ~ 10 , mors ior W a.
spes. 'su s,,nIsra ,ifs On Slock bo, ioY South
Fnmlnsham. aI,.'; mention World.
AMERTCAN LADY, not under %. well educated
Lewis. 81 Chnmbers st
ELRERi.Y LADY u,S WhNTED wi,nE to iease ae
ESsnaErIo rS,. ,;tn &C. WOMAN WANTED to tax, sub:
sc-!ptions in the business districts fos q
FIss C .sda address ana only With
reference steady occupa tion can be acquired.
a .s1 + sure s,o. s.'sSa
= s;sf =
ESPsRissoEp h..d on ladies', wrapper. stead,
| work Beekman Hays, 3 Wooster st.
LADIES' who can us. par, or ali Of their time in /.
% IL, .ssss s.n m.s. tss.. Ss
| II. de Pirigny, 81 West 9Th ct.
LADY 10 assort pbotosrapbs And another one "A
forsisdy IN . photo fu ishing factory; must be
| eIperiencsd; Amply 81 Eissnmans. West l90th
| ST. near ioth ave. .-----------
lIADY WANTED tn cut naner nottcns for
| dresses; work at home. Address Competent,
box 112 World
SMALL CIRIS WANTED IN 40 sewing Call
before q O'Clock, L. Schwab 4 Co., Sal way.
| ,,,,n ,p,,,. :. =. ., -.... A. -,
IMo LADIhS, VI snh .uuess "luteu 70 seIi
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OPERATORS on all kinds OF glove maohine.; !;
steady WORK Fisk, CLARK flaEg. -? Mercer st.
Gibbs machines, On white work; also learners
taken, Isl Roch,ing ST. I'D floor, Rnoklyn
| OPERATORS on chain stitch Singer machine, by
| power to hem silk scarfs. 81 Leonard ST.. lst
| hT.
| OPERATOR on custom shirts on Wheeler & VIII
| son No .. Apply In store. col Narick st.
| OPERATOR Singc- operator wanted on light
fancy leather work Ross, S6 Church ST.. cor
nrr barclay ST.
OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilson machine No.
. very plain ing Apply at 200 T.. eth sl.
| OPERATORS on custom shirts wanted; steady
work. 'sll all week, Mendrl Brus., 2+n
Grand 81.
oPER AToR WANTED OF nnc vests. Bonn, 40
East Ith ~. I'd floor.
OPERATORS on custom shirts. e. 4. Tuttie.
2a3 18th ave.
OPERATORS WANTED IN awnings. Apply loi
West Soth st.
PRESSEn-womAn to press ladies aud gents
garments. Inquire Cleaning aud Dycinl
Establishment, ~ West iith ST.
sAIEsl. ADy- Experienced saleslsdy In bakery
reference required, Cushman. SIT 9TH ave.
sAnLsLApiLs = Dry .sood, .slsslsaiss, i8,,
SAI.ESLADY-Amcrican Protestant young lad,
with experience tn work In bakery. r. A
D Fairbanks, 4I3 Columbus ave-, near SD st.
, 20 siO weekly: steady work. 40 Bond 81.
: sCARFs-oidest and most reliable elaes IN Nev
Sots to learn men's nsekwtar laG East 2ad at
: SEAMSTRt SS-RespS o able girl wishes situatioI
| a. sesmstr~ss and assist ehAmberwork Gail <3t
West 6sth at.
I sFAMSTRESs accustomed to sew with dress
mixer; come pr' pa Cd TO work ltl East S0ths'
= SHIRT IRONERS-Piece work; &C., 9 Lee. an,
7 i;sc. New Rochelle Steam Laundry. New
= Rochelle, N y.
!. SKIRT HAND Wanted, epsrato, By drsss
y maker steady work and sood pay. hrs. sehlsng
: 2lOy ID ave.
Z SKIRT HAND WANTED. & sehsr io7 Mas
seth Of.
SKIRT HANDS Wanted. 10 Arst-eiass skis
23l West 2vth st.
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HORSE Tor sale cheap.
INCLoSED platform spring wsron; n.arY uewi
suitable for any businessi price low. l20 EAss
s<th ~,
Sl%0-LADY going abroad offers elegant top
! phsetop, hsrnesa nd robe, nsed weeks o st to
order t387, 30. Private stable. 10 West Atth st.
The evening world., 1893-06-15
Repeated.

House, Apartment and
Flat Ads. in the Morn
ing World are repeated
free in the Evening
World every day.N \
The herald., 1893-07-20
NORTHERN PACIFIC MATTERS.
The Story About Rsceivership EN-
phatically Denied.

The Story About a Receivership EN-
phatically Denied.
NEW YORK, July 19.-The story was
current this afternoon that the Northern
Pacific WAS in danger of passing into the
hands OF receiver. President Oskes
emphatically denied the report. He
stated that there was no difficulty with
the guarantee syndicate, which is to
finance the company's new collateral
loan for $12,000,00O.
Treasurer Baxter and Henry Clews,
of the security holders committee,
corroborated President Oakes' state.
ment. He said the failure to publish q
weekly statement of the earnings was
simply an oversight on the part of the
clerk in charge of the statistics of the
company. He denied any intention of
the company to withhold the statement.
For the month of June the Northern
Pacific earned 2,19S. .4S5, decrease OF
1919, ,466.
The Illinois Central has declared a
dividend for the half year ending June
30th of 211s per cent.
The herald., 1893-07-20
1 PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION.
Europe's Distrust of American
Securities.
Gold Bugs of the Old World Afraid Of
American Silver.
Another Panicky Day on the New York
Stock Market-some Improve
ment Noted In London-A
Fall in silver.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
New YORK, July ia New York
banking house received practrical il
lustration this week of the distrust in
Europe ofsAmerican securities and the
fear that this country may go on silver
basis. In its foreign mail it received
$50. 900 of United States 4.per cent bonds,
the European owners of which did not
care to hold them 80 long as there was
danger that the payment of interest and
principal might have to be accepted in
silver. 1t was said that there had been
other cases of this sort, and it was that
which had enabled national banks to Sc
cure United States 4-per cent bonds re-
Gently at sufficiently low price to war
rant the taking out Of circulation against
them.
The herald., 1893-07-20
A REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE,
Maid Marian Breaks a Turf
Record.
Filtration Captures the Quickstep
Stakes.
A Wonderful Record Made by Charles
NJ. Reads Double Tssm-Grand
Circuit Raees-Results of
the Ball Games.

By the Associated Press
WASHINGTON PARK, July 19.-Tbt
track was fast. The Quickstep stake
worth 5000 to the winner, was over
shadowed by the remarkable perform
ance of Maid Marian in the fourth race
when she broke the mile and 20-yardi
record by one and one-half seconds. She
lead all the way and was three lengths
ahead of Diablo at the finish.
The quickstep stakes had field of II
starters and the finish was most excit-
ing. Filtration, the favorite, Ohio
Belle and May Fern finished in the
order named, heads apart.
SUMMARY:
One mile-First Ward won, Joe Muir
ply second, st. Croix third; time,
1:411s.
One mile and sixteenth-Content
won, Ragner second Emma Primrose
third; time, AS.
Quickstep stakes, half mile-Flirta-
ton won, Ohio Belle second, May Fern
third; time, 0:49.
One mile and 20 yards-Maid Marian
won, Diablo second, Anna third time,
40.
Six furlongs--Issie o. won, Brazos
second, Runyon third time, :l5M.
One mile and sixteenth-Ormie won,
Selma second, Rock third; time, AK.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
BRIeHToN BEACH, July 19.-The track
was fast.
Five furlongs-Prodigal Son won, Car
mine second, Hannibal third; time,
:021a.
Five furlongs-Queen Bess won, Fac
totum second, Josie third; time, :O254.
Nine furlongs-Logan won, King Grab
second. Fidelio third; time, 1:5624.
Six furlongs-Geraldine won, Sirocco
second, Gold Dollar third; time, :14A.
Seven furlongs-Wallace won, Crocus
second, Uncle Sam third; time, l 80.
One mile and quarter, over five hur-
dles-Ecarte won, King Solomon Sec
ond, The Duffer third; time, :221a.
AT MONMOUTH PARK.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 19.-The track
was fair.
Five furlongs-Tormentor won, Stone
nell second, Meddler third time, :02tf.
One mile and sixteenth-Kinglet
won, The Ironmaster second, George
Kelly third; time, 4S14.
Five and one-hslf furlongs-Prig won,
Half Mine second, Harrington third;
time, l 10.
One mile-Young Arion won, Don
Alonzo second, Certainty third; time,
l :4214.
Seven furlongs-Cactus won, Arab Sec
ond, Speculation third; time, :3734.
Six furlohgs-Julien won, Soundmore
second, Reckon third; time, :151a.
The herald., 1893-07-20
San Francisco's Suspended Banks.

SAN Francisco, July 19.-Attorney-
General Hart has decided that the Peo.
ple's Fome Savings bank, which closed
q few weeks ago, is solvent, and recon-
mends that if the bank can make suffi-
cient collections within in reasonable
time, it should do 30.
With regard to the Pacific bank, the
attorney-general states that the report
OF the bank commissioners show that
81, ,648, 900 of the banks assets are doubt
full, and that he will reserve bis final
decision until after the meeting of the
bank directors, July 25th, when they
hope to show that many OF these assets
are good,
The herald., 1893-07-20
NEW YORK 'CHANGE.

Another Panicky Day in Wall Street
Slight Improvement.
New YORK, July 19.-Stocks opened
better and advances of 1a@3 per cent
Immediately took place, but later the
improvement was partially lost.
The market continued weaker for
some time. Manhattan Elevated, which
had been week several days, broke to
1111a; Chicago Gas, to 81; General
Electric, 61a to 5l1a; Sugar, to "a;
Whisky. 31s to 101s; Others 1902.
Towards IL O'Clock selling exhausted
itself and the market began to mend.
The break was credited to liquidation
for account of a prominent bull oper-
ator. Then London stopped SELL
ing and rally took place.
General Electric rose So to 55; Chicago
Gas, 21a to 5411a; Manhattan Elevated,
21a to ia; Whisky, 15s to 2OA; St.
Paul, IL to 551s; Burlington, "a to
1888 Sugar, 23s to 263s.
The reduction in Sterling exchange to
$4.S31a@$4.S51a had little effect. The
denial OF London failures and the fact
that none had occurred here created q
feeling OF relief. At IL O'Clock the mar
ket was less active and frmer.
Another reaction occurred after IL,
General Electric falling 21s to 53; Rock
Island was attacked by bears and touched
5914; Northern Pacific, preferred, fell to
343s. The decline brought out buying
orders and there was sharp rally. Bur-
lington sold up to 775s; Pullman
dropped 8. At noon speculation was
feverish.
The bears jumped on the market again
after l O'Clock, running from group to
group, Offering stocks below the market
price. Calamity rumors were put afloat
and the market soon became feverish.
The breaking out sfresh of the Denver
trouble assisted the downward move.
ment. Northern Pacific preferred fell
ga to 10; Rock Island declined to 5634 (;
whisky to 1734; Northwestern to 941a !;
General Electric to So; Northern Pacific,
common, tot; Burlington to 76%; St.
Paul to 54A.
The heaviness of the Northern Pacific
was due to the fact that earnings have
not been published for some weeks,
causing disparaging rumors.
Toward O'Clock the selling move
ment let up and rally Of to 211s fol.
loweds Rock Island. Northern Pacific
and st. Paul were conspicuous in the re-
covery. At 2:15 the market was firm.
Stocks closed steady, the bears being
inactive; prices were higher.
The herald., 1893-07-20
The Eso uimault Forttfications,

OTTAWA, Ont, July 19.-Hon. ]. 9.
Patterson, minister of militia, received
a cablegrsm from Major-Genersl Her
bert, commanding the militia of Canada,
now in London, stating that his business
there with the admiralty and treasury
departments was successfully completed.
This means that the Canadian and i'm
perial governments have at last agreed
as to the strengthening of the fortifics-
tions Of Esquimault harbor. The minis
ter cannot say what are the terms Of the
agreement, but denies the story from
San Francisco that the object of strength
ening the notifications on Che coast at
present has anything to do with the Ber-
ing sea matter.
The herald., 1893-07-20
ROAD RECORD BROKEN.

Charles M. Reads Team Made = Won
derfui Run in Harness.
ERIE, Pa, July 10. = Charles M.
Reads brown road team -Lunstte and
Evangeline, broke the road record this
morning. The race was for wager Of
$1,000, the distance from Girard, Pa, to
Mr.. Reid's barn in this city, 161s miles.
and the time allowed 55 minutes. The
team left Girard at 5 80 O'Clock, starting
from standstill, with a 10O-pound
sulky and with Ed Bernard, Budd Do
ble's assistant trainer, handling the
lines. The distance was covered in
491s minutes. The road was rough and
full of sand holes. One of the hills is a
mile and a halfslong with grade of 20
degrees. The team was quite fresh
when it came in and showed no signs of
distress. This record beats the Boston
25-mile track record which was So min
Ute9.