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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Die republifantfde NationoIlt9a.
Chicago gum Rauptquortter erwdhIt.

Die republtfani16e NationaLliga bei61ob
Srettae, i6r 6auptquartter in Chicago auf@
3ui6lagen, unb SecretGr q. 8. 6umpbre1
i'm Nmte gu b~elaiien, Db9let6 6eriel6e reitg1
nirt bate unb bic 8erlegung bes 6aupt>
quarters bon Stem gorf na9 Gbicaso NUT
ba6urb mD9licb 9etporben mar, baB 9umz
pbreD ficb poittip gepetgert bate, baS Qmt
meiter gu bethlehem. Sci Der Nbitimmung
iiber ben Sib beS 6auptqnartters erbtelter
Chicago 10, @aibtn9ton 4, SEEM Oorf 3
unb ct. Qouts l Stimme.
Qm Na6mtttag tpurbe bic Wabl bes
SecretGrs norgenommen, tpel6e, nabbem
Die bcribtebenen anOeren @anoibaten err
fannt, baB fte etne siemli6 9lei6mdBige
StGrte entptfeln tpitrben, uno it9 in Solge
belien ale surii6ge3ogen batten, Die gSieberz
ertpdbLun9 6umpbreD's GUT Solge bate.
st bat erfLGrt, baB ct baS Nmt annebrnen
nirb, obglet6 balielbe ietne lleberitebelung
bon SEEM gort na6 Gbicago erforbern
per6e.
SIN Ser gormtttagsftbung mur6e Elm
tnterei1a1ter 8ertcbt zines Counties, bctez
bend aus ben 6erren Seipfe> Gbo6e SSlano,
IaDlorz Snbtana uub MenzW i6igan, abz
geitattet, tn ipelcbem alerlei 8etra6tunsen
iiber bic republifaniicbe 9tteoerLage int
Sabre 1892 angeiteIt tper0en. @5 Ict bas
teine NieOerlage republifantl6er 8oLitif
ober repubIifanii6er Staatsmdnner, ionz
bern fife iei einfo6 auf Wangel an Snterz
eiie IN bet @ablcampa9nc iomte ~beionoers
auf ben Wfan9el elmer guten 8artetorgantz
iation 3uriidSufiibren. 0aS @omite emf
pfte6It baber, bteiem Wan9el ab3ubelfen,
inbem bic GIuborganiiation berpielfdltigt
ptrb utb Sic 9tga itb IN Bic Oitli3e, nett
li6c, Central unb liiblibe 2i9a tbetlt.
Die 2iga ioute bdufi9e GOnpenttonen bon
0ertretern Der Clubs einberufen.
Mebrere Nntrdee ouf @rri6tung bon
3net9 : 6%auptquartteren in groDibence,
st. s., in Chattanooga, NIa., &c tpurben an
bas Inter recutiOcomite bertpieicn, ebealo
bic S6abmciiterfrase.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19

SGmorrboiben= Nerste. mel@e porseben, elm
@ebeimmittel ooer eine neue Mefbobe Der
9e6anbluns ber 6dmorrboiben 3t belibe1,
Sic Current 6a1sarSte unbetannt ltl1b, MAIDEN
li6 MIR Cure 2ei9t9ldubtsfeit gu gtlrbe, Inn
aus @uret 2eibelt 8ortbeil 51 Siebert. Die
l9ltrnmlten Safe, Sic BEN ~9tersten ltuter Die
SGltbe fommen, iinb bieient9ert, bie aus BET
Bful9eret lolber 0uodlalber elltiteben. Cine
S1panSigiGbri9e @rfabrun9 nit olleu 9(rte1l
Don (0Gmorrboiben ultb Sic Siqi9un9 aQer
mebiSintl6er S6ulen boben sur @enii9e be-
mielen, baB Nnafelis bas superlG1ltoite,
|i9nelite, rabifalite ulb perniitfltigite aler
iebt befonltten Mittel ge9en 6dmorr6piOen
1T. Broben pom Nnafelis Deroen fret poll
Y. NenitGbter & Co., Sor 2416, Seem gorf,
perlaubt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Die UernnnLt legt.
0berrid)ter g1ler nno Die APPEL
lationsrid)ter allen ltn0 gunn
@erfen bic @ntideiOmng ber &i6ter
Senfims nnO @ODOs iiber
ben Saufem.
Der ofene Sonnto9 fomtt 9eitdert.
Seeriinoune DER Gnti6eioune our4 ODE,
ri4ter Suaer.

9ie ge1ltt6e 8ernunft bat einen glGn>
Senoen Steg errltngen uno Die SD1ntagS>
betliget iino in ibrent Sample ae9en ben
~offenen @eltauStelungsionnta8 i9mdblteb
unterLegen. Wttt Derfniffenem Seulen unb
3Gbnetnirl6en muBten Die Wtrder es belte
Gormitta9 onb0ren, DAB itb ber b0Bife
Jttcbter oes 8unbeS, bet ipilrbtge Sberri6z
ter 6uner unb feline @ple9cn Nuen unb
8unn pom QlppelatiDnsgeri6t, fir ben
offenen Sorntag entibieoen un6 bic Der
neutrality-suspicious. u~n9iinltige @nte
idbeibung bet 8unbesrtcbter @oobS unb
SentinS umitieBen. SnteL Sam bate it6
feline S3lappe gang gut erlparen %fDnne1,
er bate e5 aber nicbt 9etpout.
I'm elf l16r Is Winuten beute 8orttttz
tag betraten bic BRET &ibter Suffer, Nuen
un6 8unn ben btcbt bon interelitrten Bers
Ionen belebten Saal beS 8~unbeSappeQd>
tionsgericbts, in pelbem geitern unb Dor;
9eitern bic beibericitigen NntpdIte ibre Qlr7
9umente fir unb tpiber SEN offenen Snnnz
tag pprgebradbt' batten.
Sberridter 6uIer Las Bic Gntiheibung
nit tlorer Sttmme Dor, 10 baB tie bis in bic
entfernteiten @tnfel beS SaaLes beutli9
Dernommen tperoen fonnte. Dem grDBten
Tbeile Der Nntpei enben fonnte man bic
belle 6rerbe an ber Gntibeioung BON bet
@eitcbtern Ieien. 8eppr 6err 6uler bic
Gntl6etoung perlaS, erfldrte er, baB Big
lelbe ntcbt p%oQitdnbtg fet, aber 9~enii9en
meroe, I'M ale ipe1entltcben gunfte ein3u7
iblteBen. ST erfldrte, oaB cine Doufdnz
6ige Nusarbeitltng bet 8egriin6un9 ber
@ntideioung pe9eu Der &irSe ber 3ett
ntcbt moglidb getpeien iet, ieBte oteielbe aber
fiir ipGter in NlSit6t.
Die @nti6eibung bGIt sunG6it bafir,
baB bet Nntrag Der 8unoesregterung auf
9lbpeiiung Set Nppelation altf @runo elmer
Son titutipnaLitGtSfrage nt6t baltbar u1tb
baber abgetpieien lei. @etter beiagt Die
@ntiheibung, .bab Sic @obe Der 8unocsrez
gierung an Die WeltauSiteaun9s9eieul6aft
mach 9lnitobt 0eS @ertcbtes in feine1n Stnne
cine Moblt6Gtigteitsz @abe 9etpeien lei, ltnb
DaB ais bieielbe in Q(nbetra6t Oes llmitan7
oes, baB bic 2ofalbe6oroe bereits SIG, 000,>
900 fir bic 3pede Der Nusitelung aufgez
bracbt' bate, bemtQi9t purbe, bieies nidbt
gu bem 3wede 9e16db, 6aB bic 8ltnoesre>
9terung gang Dber tbetlpetle bic GontroIe
iiber bte Weltausitelllt11g erbalte.
0er BON ben &tcbtern BDoos unb SEM
fins inn 8unbestreisgericbt gegen bte 2lnz
it6t bes &tbters @roBcup e~rIaiiehe Gin
baltSbefebG 9e9en bte Seffnun9 ber Q~lusiteI>
lursStbore an ben Sonntagen lei baber
un19eitoBen unb 5urudgeDtelen.
Die Gt6ter 8unn unO Naen bielten eS
nt6t fit nOtbig, BEN Ql~usfibrun9en bes
Sberri6ters SuIer nod ettpas bin3us
3ufisen, ba fte in alien Bunften nit benz
ielben bic glet6en Nnii9ten tbetlten.
Die ber Nusiteaungsgeieui6af 10 giins
itige Gnticbeibuns tpar alip baS 9telultat
beS etnittmmi9en 11rt6eils Der bret
Gi6ter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Goo in oen meuen.
5wei Srauen ertrinfen mdhreno elmer Spa
5terfahrt.

Srau Mortin, cine 8ittpc, utb Srau
0urbam, pel9e lit SEQ. 2700 S8lebart
9loe. tuobnten, u%nternabn1en MOntag Nbenb
in 8egleitung bon Solcp6 Cant, SEQ. 80
Is. ct. unb 9eter Banter, go. 654 Scool
Str. tpobnbaft, cine 8ootfabrt auf benz
Wt9t9an See am 6uBe ser 25. StraBe.
Die Wanner, quite &uberer, iteuerten BET
Crib gu, mo ma ans 2anb itieg.
Oils, I'M Bic &iiffabrt an5utreten, bic
6erren ben 9amcn bebllfli4 paren, bas
Boot gu beiteigen, trieb bieS bonn 9anbe
meg unO bic 9amen periucbteu bineinz
5uiprtn9en. Sci 6telem Geriucbe fielen ite
tn's Waiier uto ertranfen.
Die beiOen &u6erer %beftnben ii9 in 6aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
BUT kettttttti6.

Cine g1dbmai6ine it, i'm
@an5en MIR 10 itarf als ibr
f9wd6iter Sbeil, baber sez
braud)t Die Ginger Mtanu=
featuring 60. MIR baS bette
Waterial 5u jeOem Der Ebetle.
9as tleinite Stuf wiro ses
pruft, pb es palienO lit biz
auf Ben miQionlten Sbett
eines 3oaes, ebe eS 0as @Ots
1tructions= un0 8rufungsz
9epartement perlaHen oarf.
Sic bette Ma16tne, tuenn fte
nt6t genau perltanoen nno
1T Sba9t 9enommen tpiro,
1T nublOs, oaber miro Die
Singer Ndbmai6tne MIR BON
unieren ei9enen nit @balt
be3ablten 8eamten perffuft.
The Singer Mfg 20.
@ei6dfte lit jeber 9taot Ser
ciOililtrten @elt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Seit mebr ais finf3to 7abren

fir sdbnenbe Sin6er sebruu@t. Gr bei@1Di@ti9t baS
Sirb, ertpeiGt baS 3abnfleii6, ~beieitigt ale S6nter7
sen, fltrtrt 8tno7Nolif utto lit bas bette Mttttel 9ez
gen 9nrdfaH. Sim unbs1panSi9 Gents bic 6lai6e.
Set allen Apotbefer1t IN BET gan5e11 9Selt 61 babet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19

IS 1T bod gar fei1e Miibe unb tbllt Dem
6orper 10 pobl, men1t man Jest inn Sritbtabr
Qberbs por benz S6lafengebelt eilti9e Der be-
rlbmtel1 8ranbt'i@en G@weiaerpiIen liMmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
GdIO6fnr.

Gin rctmes @alsbier eebrattt bon
ocr Sottr+ Setpp 8retn9. 60. lit biers
mt nettests e~tttpf"Dlet. Sn Slai@et
ttth0 T1Metn at babet. Selepbp1te
Co. $780, SOttlitg 9eptm. 80. 1859.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Rern1tRtE Wrhe4t-

9te Gin5teDurg BON na6benannte1t nnb arberen grb=
idaften, iDmie @rbebung BON @elbern aug aaen SbetIeu
guropas futrb beipr9t unb bic gu bteiern 3pede nDtbi9en
@onmabten nno ollie erfprberli9en gerl1tli9en 9otu=
1nente auS9eferti9t NIB firbliC1e @ertitifate beiDrgt.
GENE ,neDr ols ~30i6brige 4raris IN @rbi9aftsangele
~genbetten NIB Rrp3eilen Ipfte ole peranloifet, ipelbe
zines aloerldfi9en &9tbgebeTs bebtrtens! 9erfm. Wtord-
NORTH 81 &otbe at aieDen. Gie 9ertdtIidet1 anforbe-
rlnsen bon p~ermiBten G~rbensfinb Is Sabre ppn Sperm.
Mardmortb 9eianlrlelt INN, lperOen tp6deutlt1, ME ble=
Ielben eri6sineu, in bieIen lltb alien beoeutenben 8lGt-
9efprberten 4eripuen poaett. iib Direct ot $3ernt. Mard=
NORTH, g}D. ga & 226 8ineitr, Cincinnati, ODio, tpet=
ben, oa ytemano anger ibm n0beren IuflbluB 9eben
fanu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Staot Chicago.
Brieffafen.

Soc St., Tacoma, @aib. = Sn Ser
Satnotier @eiebgebung itben 55 9lbpotaz
ten, baDon % i'm Senat unb 80 inn 6auIe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19

9altst ses9am's 9i1lsm in Der 9nusbaltuns
an 9anh.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
l5tan1Sbi,f ISL
(asloria
fir @amaltmee asttN AtnNer.

fir g9a;atsltmge asatn 5sstmNer.
GaEetta f6rsert Die @erSantme unb beietttss
Eufsericbenbeit, @erit0pfung, 1beri91ffse Masen.
faure, Dtarrbpe unb STANDARDIZATION. Dabur5
iptr6 bus ainb sefunb Semadt ur5 iein @alaF ttat;rs
It'd. Gsitprte entbaGt ipeber Mnrp9tu, nod anbers
nurtptiiAe Subftansen.
vgaffprtd III 70 Drr;dslt9 geeisnet fur 4tnber, bob ID
Tim rr alien d1beren mir befannten Brdparoten ben
@0rSns 9ebe." 8. q. @r4 er, MD,
Ill Sputb Sgfprb Ctr, grrptlpn, y. 81.
reett mebreren Sabren babe i6 SIR vgafpriaS enc
$fphlen un6 Deroe eS aud ferne- tbun, ca eS pbne Gnss
Tabnie CUTE 6~eiultate er3elt Bat"
Gbptn s. 9arbse, ND,
wGhe @intbrpp", 125. Str. unb 7. %pe., New gcrs
6ip.
raus peri6nltder 9 epba6tung nnb Grfabruns fannt&
te9en, bdB Gaitrrta etne auSgeseiGnete me6tiin fHr
2inper TT, bic ais AeltnpeS abfhbrnlittel trtrtt inb bic
Spannuns Der Gtn9etpeibe, iopte be8 @eian1n1tisTtem8
fehr %beeeutenb ltnrect. @tele 0iutter BADEN mir feline
cHS8SetAnete 8trfun9 auf TIRE Ginter beseust."
DR.. 9. 6. S88Opb, 0pwea, Ma7.
DtsGentaur 6 . IN amp, II Nanrrap Str, 8. q,
The evening world., 1893-10-31
IN BROOKLYN PLhYHOUSES.
The Girl I Left Behind Me" at
the Columbia Theatre.
:. wang" at the Amphion-Other
Attractions.

on account OF the sudden illness of
Mime. Eugene Bodo. vino appears as
Nine. picrrot in "L'Infant Prologue"
no performance Of that interesting play
was given at the Park haatr in Brook
Ign last night Manager Sim announces.
however, tina ,he performance will go
on this evening.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
1.-THE Girl Left Behind Me" was
given it's initial performance in Brook
lyn at the Columbia Theatre last even
ing. The drama was Interpreted by In"
original company, ana scored Il mt, as
1t did in the metropolis. Frank Nor
daunt as Gen. Kcnni"n and w. II.
ideal portrayal of old soldiers; Miss
Sydney Armstrong as the Generals
daughter, Lottie Alter as Wilhurs Ann,
william Morris as Lieut.. Hawk"sworth
and Robert Eieson as DIR. Penwick did
excellent work. The play was pre-
scented vita the original scenery ''"rhe
Girl ! Left Behind Me" will remain at
the Columbia for two weeks.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Primrose & Vests minstrel %organi-
Opera-House last night. Many new fen-
lures We're introduced, and the enter
tainment in its entirety was very anus
ing. NeSSrs. Garland, Window, Davis
and the other voCalists were in good
voice and were compelled to respond to
several encores.
THE AMPHION.
Wang was presented at the Amphion
last night with Edwin stevens in the
central part. Mr.. Stevens as the Regent
did excellent work. Other characters
were interpreted by Joseph Greenfeldrr,
G'amHm A MAJ y TirgiTrhia s Earl Ear Fl Flor warn
picturesque and the choruses effective.
EMPIRE
paul Kauvar," an exciting melo-
drama. in which incidents Of the French
Revolution are deity given, was Wit
messed by a Cood-siZed audience at the
Empire Theatre last night. The play
was well staged.
GAYETY THEATRE.
The May Howard Ruriesque Company
was seen at the Gaycty Theatre last
night in several sketches and other
vaudeville acts. "Illustrated War Songs"
and '"rhe O-CCuntry Fair We're the
features of the show.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
a melodramn called The Nendetta''
held the attention of the visitors to the
Novelty Theatre last night. Among the
exciting stage pictures that Were pre-
scented was a representation of a collision
betwccn vessels in mid-occan.
THE CASINO.
Al Huber & Gebhardt's Casino the bill
included the Weston Sisters, Minnie
Schult, Walter Fernandez, the De Bolirn
Brothers and Giilct ana other perform
CrS.
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
Singing, dancing and other specialitics
form the principal part of "A Busy
dan and others at the Lee Avenue ACad-
envy last night
The evening world., 1893-10-31
Jay! E THE U I"

Yes, and the tear rs well. We
need a new couch, or better still
get the old one recovered. Why
not try Pantdsote in either case ?
Pantasote is the new furniture
covering that looks, feel and wears
like leather, and costs only half a
much, For sale by all the furni-
ture and upholstery dealers
drought the country.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

boIl avon ~ II cou,1 reach the shore in
,b., ,.r,ihln storm
n,,a- n,t,lI, nr.ned bis hoot as far al
~ 1,,.l grar, ,ha sid, ~ rho shin and
n,,'5 ~. me-. and her fotber .I
,.,r,, 49,, -, ,.n,," ba shouted
,,.,., ,r's ~ ha,+"
a., ,rd w,,,., nm
, ,. aItnorsh
~. am no., cnnrd :.
" .@ .as . TO =,
~ -, So, n.,I w., g,nn, and noked
The evening world., 1893-10-31

1t has been definitely settled that the
University Athletic club will manage
the Princeton game mt Manhattan
Field on THANKSGIVING Day. The I. a.
G. promise the most compl"t" arrange
ments for the comfort of visitors.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Half-Back w. ID. OsEood, Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, who WAS
charged by Princeton with receiving
compensation for participating in ath-
letiCs at Cornell and Pennsylvania, has
made an affidavit denying the charges.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

The English woolIcn man
utacturcr, Sykes. didn't know
what he was doing when he
fastened a piece OF his Llama
hlbct to the masthead O. a
ship and sent it to Australia
and back. He didn't know
he was making an intcrna-
national reputation for it.
But he did.
No other cloth stood the
test this did. No other cloth
found its way to the backs of
the best people so quickly
and universally.
Why?
It's soft, pliablc and pleas.
ant, wears we'll and can't
fade.
And they're Slo-certainly
worth $40 the way We make
them.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
CURES RISING
.. BREAST ..

MOTHERS FRIEND" S!c .sR sPs s1sf
midwife for many years, and in each cas-
where Mothers Friend" had beenused il has
accomplished wonders ard relieved nu"l
suffering. 1t is the hest remedy for rising G.
the breast known, and worth the price for that
alone. Mrs. NJ. NJ. BEUSTFR,
Montgomery, Ala
Sent Ivy express, charges prepaid, on receipt
Of price, SEQ per bottle.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
sold by al druggists. ATLANTA, rs.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Field will be turned into n public rink.
with carnivals by electric light the Ica-
ture1
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Johnny ECkhardt. the clever and eff
Client referee of the Concy Island Attn
letic club. will shortly go South to
o1iciate as referee and ,~matCh-mukor
for the Florida Athletic club. ii new or
ganizatiOn recently launched in jackson
Vile. The clubhouse will J." one of th"
largest in the world. Its seating CaIaci-
~ will be 1000. lGCkharit says that NJ
effort will be made to have COrbrtt
and Mitchell meet in the new clubs
arena. The first contest will probably
be between Ike Weir and johnny Van
Hest, in November.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

MENTAL exhaustion and brain fHtlgLe
Promptly cured by BRuMu SELlZEE. -
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Zimmerman rode a third Of a mile
at Charter oak Park yesterday after
noon in 81 seconds, breaking the record
by two seconds.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

7bt 'o. jslJoGr'ayrc. NJ metre c'o'hcs 10 IT.
N, hu',u ,,",' a., me y.Du'r.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Joseph +. Donoghue, the skater, has
consulted Receiver Freedman regarding
the flooding Of the grounds at Manhat-
tan Field this Winter, and holding n
series Of skating races for tho amateur
ana professional championships. Mr..
Freedman thinks veil If the scheme,
and will offer a purse for Donoghu" and
Hagen and a gold medal for a race be-
tween the NcNburg boy and John 5.
johnson. 1t Is probable that Manhattan
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Z. G. McClelland. of P%ittsburE, and
James Smith, of Albany. will run "A
two-mile race for $500 a side at Island
Park On Thursday afternoon, Nov. >.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

An amusing show will he the boxing
match between Fatty LlnG,ry ana Fat
t Green for the rat Mans Champion
ship of the World. Each weighs about
32j pounds. The contest takes plac. in
Biceckcr Hall. 27s Blocker street. to-
night.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Pennsylvania retaliatcs on Princeton
by declaring that thy have the eyiion",
Of four reputable men to the effect that
Ballet, after he left I.chigh, stated his
terms for playing football with any col,
lcgc as free board, free tuition ana $2"l
II is said hat John &. Bell has in his
his services to the University of Penn.
sylVania.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Tho following comes from Indepen-
dcHCr, la, this morning:
John S. Johnson made four new worlds records
yesterday, as follows: Flying start. quarter mile,
81 - seconds; flying start, half mile, % seconds,
flying start, Onc-third mile, 30 10 seconds; stand
ing start, quarter mile, 20 seconds.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Supt. r. L. FIthian. of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Md, has given
his consent to a football game between
naval cadets and West Point cadets,
on condition that no time Is lost from
rec,tatiOns or stud es for the purpose
q practice. Saturday, Dec. ., is he
day set for the match, which will be
played at Annapolis this year.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.

Tony Pastor had a splendid pro-
gramme for his patrons last night, and
manner The other artists were j.
w. Kelly, Frank Bush, the four Ven
domes, Miss EuniCe Vance, Miss Clara
Beckwith, the two Franks, Zarmo, ohm
and Nellie Mccarthy, the Crane broth
ers, as the midtown Rubes;' Eddie
Abbott and Hamblett, and Burtine with
his trained dogs.
HUBER'S MUSEUM.
Crowds of curious people hOCked to
Huber's Museum yesterday, and GaZcd
with a sort of awc-stricken satisfaction
The evening world., 1893-10-31

German. OF Cleveland. and Billy Muir
ply, the Australian welter-weight. will
light near East Liverpool. >. The arti-
cles are for "A pur q Of 81 900, and a side
bet Of $1,000, some day between Nov.
and 10. German has been in East Liv-
crpOOl for nearly n fortnight, busily
training in charge of I'd. Davis, of
Cleveland. Murphy arrived in the city
sunday evening. Both men are in the
best condition.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Cornell Is said to be showing phenome-
nal form in practice.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-02-14
The CIty's Finances.

The city of Mt. Sterling is able I,
Enake splendid showing financially
s-She is out of debt, has a comfortabl,
csurpIus in the treasury and larg,
@iinount OF uncollected taxes still due
aler besides, and she holds judgement,
against parties which when collected
will bring her in some $4,000 or $1,000
additional. There is now in tn
treasury over $1,000 and her total in.
deptedness lin bonds not yet due)
$4,000. The members of the presenl
council are certainly entitled to th,
thanks Of the city for the manner il
(which they have managed her finances
They have given us an economical al
administration ofour city affairs. Man,
abuses end jobs that will creep in now
and then in spite Of the most watch
full have been reformed and cut of
TIE council too has not shown mig
gardly spirit but has been disposed q
they could see their way clear to d,
so to have such improvements made
in the way of opening new streets
and paving them as they tn, usht the
city could stand. Having put the city
on sound financial basis the MAORI
ty of the members begin to think th,
time has come when yet more extend
ed work in the way of opening npp
streets etc. may be favorabIy consid-
cred.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-02-14

The Cabinet Makers are still a
work tor Mr.. Cleveland. The desire
do save him trouble. or forestall an,
wishes he may have by working up q
strong public sentiment toward Ger.
7Sain men to occupy places in his off.
~cial family, no doubt is a strong in
rcentive for their self imposed taIk.
Zone Of the latest items in this line, is Il
very positive assertion, that Judge
<Gresham is to accept the portfolio OF
Estate. We will know more about
what Mr.. Cleveland will do after
March 4.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-02-14

MontroSe, brown gelding j. w.
Herndon, SITS.
Prince Archie, bay gelding. d. S.
Lockridge. s4l0
Judge Savage, hay stallion. +. w.
| Bird, Worthwhile, $405.
Hsmihon's Mommoth, 18Th, Black
Jack. II. A. Barbee, Kansas. $500.
Hamilton's Mommoth Goth, Black
jack ii. A. Barbee, 1896.
| Ilamiton's Mammoth, 21st black
jack, Mason & Henry. 1915.
Hamilton's Jennet, 25lh, Mason &
Henry, $3.50.
| Same, 26th, to same, $50.
Same, 9th, to same, $l25.
Same, 18th, to same, S85.
Hamilton Jennets, 29ih, j. b. Cool
paster $l65.
Alexander Jr., black jack, Col. r. G.
Stoner $1,000.
Howell, black jack, Howard Wilson
$3.50.
Leo, black jack, Howard Wilson SIT.
Imported Bordeaux, black jack,
John Pegs, $3.50.
Lady Blue, blue jennet and jenne,
colt. Lucien Bridgesforh, $3.50.
Betsy, black jennet. w. f. Rapier.
$25.
Lucille, black jennet. Nick Hadden
$50.
Floss, black jennet. J. b. Goodpas
ter, 1925.
Leah, dark grey jennet and jacI
colt. English Anderson, $3.50.
Lucy, dark grey jennet, and jennei
colt. M. N. Miller. Irvine, $S5.
Black Beauty, black jennet, an,l
jennet colt. Mr.. Goree, Chattanoog,
Tenn, $I60.
Zelda, black jennet, and jack colt
II. Bosworth, Lexington, KY, 300.
Blue jennet. John Pegs, $50.
Grey jennet. John Peggs, 500
Tom Elkin, black jack. Mason ard
Henry, $7l5.
r l.. g., black jack. ii. A. Bar
bee, S400.
Alex. black jack. Henry and Ma
son, $500.
Hnbbel, black jack. Henry and
Mason, 5000
Nellie Grey, grey jennet. j. w.
Green, $25.
Steven, black jack. Robert Crooks.
S255.
Eagle Drennon. grey stallion. Jep.
Harper, $500.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-02-14

The mal-odorous ordinance, passed
)by the City Council some time since
tat the instance of certain doctors" OF
sthe City, and directed at those physic.
tians who dare to pay Medical Ethics,
so little regard, as to Use printers ink
in letting their business be known,
rwas given trial in the City Court
Thursday, and declared worthless.
II those physicians, who are so wofully
troubled, lest someone in the com
amunity should employ an incompetent
doctor, who s not stickler for the
rstrictest adherence to the ethics OF the
profession. would study their cases
more and "ethics' less, it would be
Better for them and their patients as
well.