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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-28

Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Arabian Nights Entertainment.
Aurelian, William Ware.
Alice, Lord Lytton.
Aurora Floyd, M. e. Braddon.
Baron Munchausen.
Birds of Prey, Miss M. E. Rraddon.
beyond Pardon, Bertha NJ. Clay.
Children OF the Abbey, R. M Roche.
Conigsby, Lord Beaconsfield.
Charles Anchester, e. Berges.
Catherine, w. M. Thackeray.
Dicks Sweetheart, by the Duchess.
Donal Grant, BY George Macdonald.
Don Quixote, BY Cervantes.
Dombey and Son, Chas Dickens.
East Lynne, BY Mrs. Henry Wood.
Foul Play, BY Charles Reade.
Flying Dutchman, BY w. C. Russell.
Grimm's Fairy Tales, Illustrated, r
the Brothers Grimm.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-28
Pcculiaritics In Massage.

Light friction of part reduces sur
face temperature. In 10 experiments on
healthy adults, whose armpit tenpera-
ture on both sides was equal, and whose
free surface temperature on the sur
face of both fOrearms was before mas
sage 50 degrees f. or more, it was
found, on subjecting the left forearm to
gentle upward friction, that while tho
temperature i'll both armpits and in the
untouched free surface of the opposite
limb remained constant, the tempera-
ture of the left forearm fell in all cases
moro than two degrees and in three
cases nearly four degrees.
After firm friction, rolling, squeezing
and kneading of the skin of the limb in
all cases, tho free cutaneous tempera-
turc rose to % degrees, but the armpit
temperature remained the same on both
sides, while i'll seven cases an interest
ing phenomenon was noticed on the op-
posite side-viz, the right limb sensiblv
perspired and the free surface tempera-
turc of the untouched forearm fell to "a
degrees during the time that the firm
friction of the left limb was in progress.
In regard to light friction it has been
impossible to detect any effect on the
patients sense of locality or on the tenn
perature sense. After firm friction of q
part for five minutes comes decided in
crease of the sense of touch, and the
sense of locality has in most instances
been apparently improved. New York
Ledger
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-28

issue of THE O.
(o cens)
ented printed
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-28
For Over Fifty Year,

MRS. WINsL0w's SOOTHING SYRur has neon uscd
the gums, allays all pains, cure wind collie and 20
the best remedy for DiarrhGa Twenty.ay ctss
bottle. 30 by all druggists throughout the world
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-28

CHRISTIAN & BARBEE, druggists, rec
ommend Japanese Liver Pellets for con-
stipation and sick headache. Small,
mild, easy to take. 80 pills rs cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
r. ys srTcIDE OR MURDER

,-, hlv of Ericll Reiumann. "A young uils ''r'N
-, ,,r,n.rlv WAS employed b> carr hhhg''sh'n''
y, ,venn, \ and Seventy -fourth-si.' was ioun' on
,r,,,rs1av in some shrubbrry near the junction "
n.u,om.,v. aud the Southern Boulevard h'"hN-
t,ie and the police thought hr had '"'"'"'''
ni,id- or had been mnid't'"' y" "'"P'"
-. Ga. hniv and there WAS report that
al ,.u seen 10 have xluo In his posses
,,, ur.yious 10 his disappearance a week p'l"i'
his hody was found. Ills pockets on THURSDAY con
,,i,ad only one cent aud scrap OF paper WIN MS
mann, on IT, Before R.inma m disappeared Ne S'"'"
Go from the cash drawer 81 LIS rhpiVHe' anu va
seen drinking at the HronN River h"''r ""'' j."
,,,,I - roll of bills in the presence OF strangers.
H., 10, wont fishing ON the Bronx River. lie had
wanted 10 marry Nettie L.. Smith. young woman
who lived near the drugstore at which ne was '"
ulovad She had refused 10 listen To his sun, anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
,o.r,. or INTEREST TO wnnnLNEN.

,rA d,,yln, for a Raleigh bicycle took piece at The
,u,,o,.. ~ the Brooklyn >t-nos'aphrf> ~" ''""'
W .to Fr,uF ave. The other Mint "f inc "'"' "
-, ,,.,.u,~ Of ,h. 700 ic.rt- authorized 10 n- l-'"'
~, conuo,, w.fe 10 the bon at tn time oil the u'""'
f,. ntfy.nr. coupon " b" IA" winner. I"' 49,
- f., .,,,c. o, Daniel \. >amuis =. , Tuthil anu
.,du,pd wight Tine disNins w"" LARGELY au"h"ru 'l
,,resenetiyes OF -.,'fIl wheeling cirb@ III INV ''
,h.,, friends The n.;y-hirt coupon was held bN r.,
T,..t The number 81 hi coupon Was "'' NV "'"''
~, drawn one Nv from a DoN bN a o""u'"''r" ~
so, ,,ho va, selected iUm the audience Iu-t p''''
=, the drawing ana had 40 Interest III thr o''"'"b ~
" M, =, any way connected with the Association.
1,. afternoon a. Msnhstfan Field VIII De- ''f'r' wv
At ,cs in the rrrrrf meet Of the tyee Deaf A''o
,r,. ..,t4,f- are widely different from tho" u'na'f
80, -, b,rv-le races. they ~" mostly fl''> NV
,.., ,u fn,ytt,nre the tN'l" Dealers faces s''
-, ,a,dirap Most o, the mcn In the bueinr-H He
-, and either b"-n rr'Oid'bfhRei' b"i"tr inc
-. a, business b-'am" 10" heavy ana -'' i''ih
,,i,g tot III. old ~" no" chs ht III" rl'"t
-, ..,,buu.ing'' sbound- Then the p,' ~men. hrc.
- aud ,h, funny actors will s?Irar 70 show their 'p' a.
.m.ng five m.nb ~ the local militia There has eNsNi
>, . to,y time a friendly rivalry. heretofore shown "'N
IN IN. small board rOof~ Of the stm"fr' Inc u''h a.
Ven lird Will ue carr.uy tended and put ~
, o., the races ShrcEr!ion's military band VIII fui'
| che music for merry Ia'crs a. they ~ speeding
about the tid'H -, , -, 81,
A., interesting bicycle tournament VIII b" held al
c,,r1.s nrNt "Wednesday snd Thursday. ana most of
| IN. f,., amateur rd,rs have entered.
RI, national cycling Association VIII hold meet al
,.,,, park Btooklyn to-day. beginning al 30 r. IA.
oh meeting Of Wheeler and >chohrd ought To he inter
! rstiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
p,.rr RIFLE PRACTICE At cErfpNooH.

The nr.t Expert Class pfs'u'e % wv 49,. .nd
-, -...u,oor .serday. Ihs Is NJ" ~ ~
P'e a. -, ,,f, INV. med g., CO.. o.'r "r ~'f'"''
~ co,,.,e I'm II: TO boone .Np"ft' th'' m"', n"N'
40, ', O, Ten consecutive shots a. -" anu WV rr,.
"u,n~ target. such a. IS n-rd j" W. ,' $50,
lass +, In a m,a-uie eNprilme''' ''' .t,....
u'"'"'" P,t, uhl.h I'm ordinary -ho''ing "onid De
an ., th,., competing Only sixteen >'''''u'u ."
,,n .r.. ,t 200 yard, sufficiently e's' 70 '.'" '"
81, ., 800 wards a. foliOwst Iirnth'h'' "u'
7" P' - .,...,,. Wells ia Regiment. aud 'f'''l-h
'' r,.n,. srfrranrs Doan sd Lamb IL" "s'
"a, n,sr.. ga Regiment M"NeNln ,sh ''r''1. ,'.
| oa, aoth Eegmrnt. CorIcral' foS "ht.. r'''"'
s,I c,,no.han. TN Regiment ard TiN""> ''',,.
-. rd conr,y 9Th Regiment. ana N"''''
NP"',I '"' "a one .ucce.ded ia Winning the deco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
THE WINNERS At GrTTENBURG.

,.,ee and speculative crowd saw heht cards nun on
80 ~ cutiepbuty. The races resulted ~ follows
Fir.t race-Reson horses I'VE grlongS yellow Kose
a. and .>en drst Little red To ana out Se IONA
s 10 third Detroi and saeisidr also ran Imr
Il :03is. ,,, r,,.
second -Maideus FIVE ana h.,t lnfon1,' ,a a.
-, I ana % l. first Ioi~na Mac - 10 AM : w
s.cond Widow tlouot. third Hi'on spil,"' 'oen'e
,,,,,,ay ami, nm aud Pie also ran. 1lne-l ;i-
rhi,, ,,c. >i> and a half fuIloC2S. Rico TO ana
"a : nrs; Copyright. - Ia ana . to J. @
nsiv tliil Jude, Morrow. MAJOR Joe anu "'l'''"o
also ran. Time. i :2'''. ,.., D.
Fourth racc-Srling one iailc ana aoLo and
e",n second Stowrway. third HadiN"' ho"oh '",
Ciorns also nan. Time-i;'l o.
II i AID Al nrsi; Psnhende 40 ana m Iohnsi;
pnlydors. third Merfnosc,, MI, 20, 'o'' ''
SKIN YFSngs Er .eron s9' Miraar third
i.icS Tjdget aud Wallace siso ran ll"e-i ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
FITTING CLOSE TO A FINE MEETING.
To-DIY's RACES WILL FINISH ONE VI mn
MOST SUCCESSFUL SERIES OF CONTESTS
EVER SEN on ANY TRACK.

,r.o autumn meeting Of the Coney Island Jockey
Climb will end to-day. after two weeks o' ''e '
.uccessful and brilliant racing ever CIV" vi "
.,,ar,can track No effort has been spared 10 r"r-
mic, tho very best programme possible each Jay
I'd ,b. c,uh Is TO be congratulated by all sports
men for the excellent racing II mas Iu'lI'Sn'"'
MT, a,,,u,,r meeting OF the Coney Island JOCKEY
Climb will long be remembered by those WHO WIZ
fortunate enough to witness the co"'eN'' OF :,
tho most exciting and interesting ones ever hed-
Almost every handicap has been lo"s" wv ~
The horse. to the last stride, and many OF inc
richest prizes were won by inc ha'io"''. "a ~
Gins az Domino won in the Futur'y. and JACK or
SHADES in the Great Eastern Handicap sue" 'a0
inc as this deserves the most enthusiastic support,
To.1av Senator Grady. Galiee fscto'"'h anu
po,ar tho 0reat will meet and battle for the rich
Flatbush Stakes. and an excellent race II oub"'
IN ne Peter the Great has been especia'is p''
,.rea for this contest He was considereu one y.
,b. hssf two-yesr-o Odds in the West last SPRING anu
T., will he interesting 10 see what he can u" WI"
tho Ilnior Champion winner. Senator HtauN' anu
pr Streets sterling little colt Gahlee SENATOR
GRADY will be the favorite but he will have To run
| extremely fast to win the race
some Of the best horses in training Tor running
on the grass will take part Ia me ias nrsa1iI'
| Inc Ujehweight Handicap. ilosmins Ne'hd'iie,
psc.isnd Victorious I.zze and Nero VIII make
/. race worth going many miles 10 Sec ,, ~.
Tbe frs, race a selling race. III winch nay
| Win Shadow. Acclaim. The liohhatstte, anu cam
,'oms, tax. part The second an" thiid races con
tain sorne of the fastest spIlnteis IN the cvui
while the fifth race. although nahr up o' inoa ,I
ate lot OF horses. ought 10 iuthlsh 'i'Ho III"
/ exciting contest =. .u
| Here are entries in full;
rod UPWARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and tends 10
personal enjoyment when rightly Ird. i"o
many, who live better than Others, and chI'S
life more, with less expenditure, by more prompt
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Of physical being, viii attest the value u heai'p
Of the pure liquid LAXATIVE principles embraced !"
The remedy Syrup Of Fig.
Its excellence IL due to its presenting IN thV
form most acceptable and pleasant TO the tas''
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties o
a perfect LAXATIVE; e1ectualy cleansing the sys
TEN, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers anu
permanently curing constipation. 1t has gwen
satisfaction to millions and met with the approval
of the medical profession because it acts on the
Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weakening
them, and it Is perfectly free from every objec-
tionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all druggists IN
sOc. and 81 bottles, but it is manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. only. whose name
h. nrinted on every package, also the name, Syrup
Of Figs, and being well informed. you will not
accept any substitute II offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

Chatham " Y sept SI,-ols-The rac-' on uls'
-, d.v a., ,,. Columbia County Fsir were Wit
.ssed nv 900 persons. The trsrh j. one OF inc o'
,,t.uIl, track. IN NE STAT and notwithstanding INV
heavy rain ~ nisht, wa- T. ">'-''ent 'o"o'''
d.v TIE f.sfur. ~ the da'- prpg' jiume vas ia" INV
~ nth nod ,i,,,H .f.r>f-- fN.hs~sublrmau ptr-
hats Hush A. T. Dodges Rockwell and trsnH HOVE"
>ore,o Rockwell took the hr't two hes'> IL" '"a '"-
. lGs. drop,d tie third 10 Hush. ana ''l""''1 Wv
-. md m. race. H. also lowered the ific~ recon-.
st nos, ia ID. At 2.1GI. The -four yeafod t'aHe -
wa. we'll contested Ynd Won bv G. Wh't'r'-' p'S
IN 3D.. The 80 won bv sam. tne = 90
,..e by Mermaid IN 2.1s. sna tie running ''' NV
srntr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
.r,,r, x,vAHoEs MArNsAIL SPLIT.

p,d. fsle Of wight. sept. .The 'h' ~
,,...., IN. britannia and th" NaNaho" ''' ~"
International Gold cup Va &" nave d..
,,,,y oy.r a nfty mile cours- o"' 'r'"' m
,te weather WIS sarally from "aiN I'D '"''
X,vehoe was beyond the llre "h'h Tue
80" s,. ,,as called back. and ~ turhi
10 DE- ~ a., ,r,lu-au The rae" "dE "''"'""'"
shr III ,.ro,,blV b- sailed TO mon '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
G,rrTEyBrHG ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY

Conev ics riasnds 1os Outlook 1886 w Na. NJ r.
90 lea a. Ralbregan 81 Happy Maid o. cfocuS' w.
sccond race-sx urlong. sunGlimpse lOs Ia 'I Ios
,oe 81, 4 n OH 1Og: IindoOmere. lob Fredrti'hs luo
US, ,oo l,h 100; FlorInda Eulalie 100 Romeo'
,,..v .
Third racc-rive and half fuiongs I tnm Eli, 100
Toano ~ Dal.yrau. III, 'c's'u'"o' 'O"' $780,
Copyright. 100. ~, ,r,Ionos
p,na 'or ro,t IIarrv II3. Major DAILY. rs mi MI
100 L>cIc 100: Rico lo5 TEIe,s s lo' T,aMar SO.
nalsvran %: Melanie 81 Airpant 70 fah"''' '
.,t,h ,,co selling one mile and quarter ~
0,Ienra III. King crab Gettysburg. 10G BaSor'
IOo: Gcrtie d. 20 King Leo, 30 ,o,
~, 80 sailing seven furlon:s. Foxford ";
rncs Sim 1922 Manhansett -; r2Saloye' Mciaug,n
Ia. 81 Hubert lis Leigh ia; Kentucky Lady, III
Pairia, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
THE HEATHER REPORT
THE LOUISIANA STORM MOVES NORTH.

w,,hneton sept s-Ths storm In Son'hsastess
I.ol.l,n. hss mo, ID orheast 20 western Alahama
..,,,d storm ma, remained stationary q" the norh "
Montana VI bsh pe'sul" "'t nd- rom norts
~ f,. ,i,e.ior Ia Long Island Rain "a. fallen IN ne
Middle add south Atlantc States Tennessee aud on ne
New.In.land Coast. The temperature has r"''~nee
nearly stationary IN England the south Atlantic ans
Gulf end Minnesota ana has ghri'l i''" WV
ttNY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
III : :
line :23s,. 2::24t. 2:ei, . "a.
FINE RACING AT POINT BREEZE.
TRACK RECORDS FOR TROTTING AND PAClN"
,cnrcrn c,ppprSrs N THE . % CLASS

Philadelphia. Sept. tSpeca-The closing d'y oil Tue
Grand Circuit meeting Point Bler1' was iepee Win
good racing the trotng and pacing records OF III"
track being reduced. Spit heats kept the talent ges
ing and il nghtfsl before the races were endrn Inc
unfinished freefol.sll trons cs~ which hsd Only ""'
heat decided on Thursday, Wa> hT'v on ne ea'' -"u
Wilkes winning ia stia ght heat. The best tue Zl'a'
establishes new track record for tfottes Instant WIZ
la. heinz the previous bet p.fformet The - ''H
v.s uu az surprises judge keclr' sod faN"HT' WI"
yrov.ky second choice. Niowsky took th- Hrrt he'' "
:isi. clipping OF six seconds rom ms oest "'
Norris ~ by the msserly hoisemanship OF "oas'""'
,,lled Of the neNt two heats. Niowsy hh@heu n''' "
the third but was back Tor repeated running ''
\ also ret a new marx for the credit OF h'' SIR "0
EDGE Knocking three seconds from hi, mAik Nio'SN
showed wondeifu burst Of pred Ia the "uftn' "'"'
nv TWO lengths In 2:I93. He repeated the clip III ''e
ncx, heat finishing lengths ahead OF McAh''r'' ~
,,.s, eo,uetor only three hosrs started In thr ~
,aruV class Cleveland -. won the MIST hr'' ''''
,a,ily In 9:l44. In the second, Nltcl" hoNr' w."
headed finishing in :l2i. breaking u~ t'cs pacing
.oro,d -, ol.L lie Iceed OF the race III Tie hN' wv
heat, without being headed. The summaries
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
ntr,1rrp ronrcAsr rog TO-DAY.

For New England generally fair, north winds
Par I,.t,n New. lofk g'n'fsly IAN north winsss
a.. t,.,.f, PENNSYLVANIA New-Jrrsey, DeAroeos
,ty,i,od AID IA. y strict Columbia generally NJ
,,,,,, L. y~..Le la western Mar, nsssAe
>-t Wlhd.. , , ,v..,.,, x.vysrk
i.",,r, S,' ,,r able Minds. slightly wsurer on Lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
rur pJOTOTS ANARCHIST SENifN'H"'
Glars T1MMrEN>N. WHO MADE iN''N''N'
splrours. TO SPEND SIX MONTHS ~
PRISON EMMA GOLDMAN TO he
pyot-cUT HERE.

rri.ox -EMMA GOLDMAN TO he
BRorGHT MERE.
,r,,,u,ermon the Anarchist accused ~
,,,,,, inc.ndiarv speeches at the Union square
,aa,i,,, August a. was yesterday sentenced " s'N
o,,hs in the pcnitentiary. In IN" court VI 20
..ssio,s Judges Meade. Smith and pIVV"r ." "''
bench. ,, os . reo-
Zimmerman had no counsel eNins ~
,, that as an Anarchist. he was oppose " "
existing institutions, inclldih. "e '" -
, Timm.rnan's health does not seem " nav
- -, LA. his two weeks soJourn IN prison.
, h .,.,ned TO the bar In iaunty ana c"''"'''
,nanr.r IT.. seemed TO have few frien"s III GUY
All ,ha, were extremely quiet ana uhu''no"
five When sentenced Zimmerman S"'''
,.hen led away he waved his hand Ia IL i''''
The first witness was Detectlve-S"rg"a"' ~
Iacobs who testified as to the eN'i''"''
- r,,,non,s words Sergeant Charles J."
cs - .,ai1 that he had taken down notes
in German OF the MAIN portion OF li"n''
oao,. ,hot at one time the excitement ""7 ~
great that IL looked If only leader was W."
10 inclte the people to riot What S'e" M
cite the listeners the most were S'n' r
these: '.Who is to help us II we "oh "'p 'u, ho
selvesq, "If YOU do help yourselves yo" WIN
,,ao,o, J., ,h. con,talists' ninions." prepare LOT
the social revolution hoh,lf
Zimmerman then testified in his own p'",',
a,e,kiny through the court interpreter lie S'''
..your Uonors I stand here before YOU an "o'''
workingman | admit that was at the met ~
that | spoke But others spoke aso "'' td
a scapegoat for all the rest, In my spe things al.
some Of The things alleged Ss All" thnSs that excited
the people / did not say; uh i 10y w. IN hear in
any trouble at all. ASK your i,o" two weeks in
mind that nave "e'" '
prison. 1910, NON, ., PENNSYLVANIA
Detectve-ori seHi'e Iiiion papers for Emma Gold
| man whom he. viii bring back WIN hih''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
WISCONSIN TOWy BURNED.

Ralduin Wis. Sept s-This town was nearly
,,in.d out last night by fire. only three or fous
stor. buildings and = few houses being left The
loss VIII he about sOV.Vp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

to Fsctotum out in order to win by good neck
Rightmore beat Busrls three lengths for the place.
FOURTH RACE-Hsndlcsp. One mile.
g. s:'n f.
cIqsS SGs or P'Ts "a Rs%'Ys by h%q%y
'"''S VI CDorgct, 1 0-5 10
Cur Bros b. soundmore, g. o1 s"r g., 2
N'"'' '''' o. "''''" c isyss%aSj 3 al K
Reckon s. ia (Ilttleheld 49, 80
MuualsRauapo . T%si 81 81 place 81 o5 Sound
place sl2 80. .
Count Lizzie Prince George and Aloha were WIN
drawn. Reckon did not get away with her usual nyins
start hut she was in the lead furong had been
run with Rsmapo right after her. At the END OF nv
furongs Rarapo in front ltueheId taxing heoA'n
ont from the rail- leaving ample room for h@napo Z" s
through As soon a. he wac in IRON. II looked as II he
would win easlv bus he hard tine OF It, being o''
a short head in front at the end; Sounumoe' sec'nu'
nose in front OF Rudolph ONLY beat Daily America
few inches.
FIFTH RACE-spee.l Weights. Futurty course
ST. ne'''n 81
s'p Fap s%asA Of s& %SCicS~Aaitt1 yr. lcS
NJ. e. :. D is9s s.n.a, 80 ont
Aetna Stable Ell &. Rosyn' tr,r lm,; .s-s out
unn.,,aov Be-. I'm Straight sss IS, pac. oil rs
Stoncncll place oil o. ,., Al, mn,
WIN Elliott Tom Harding and CORRECTION oid n0'
RIM Hosyn took the lead at the start and STAYED Ser
g., half mile where stonene passed him ami appeared
40 h,y. rho rae, wsn Sims, however. brought Queen
ness II, wirh a rush they passed the betting hhg
and catching Sonene in the last few strides he won o
nearly a length stonenell beat Rosyn eight lengths
the latter being cased up
SIKH HACE-speeat weights Selling One mile
." ''' '' 81 s'''n Fi.
W. NJ. Barrics's Oh g. Void ty Rayon d'ot, -, 20
"-VoiIs yrs 10S ib.........( DogsetD lS-o T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

THE pENvcyIVANIA RAILROAD CoMrAh
49,, ~ ~ changes in train schedules pc
NETWORK and Long bT NeSyorH for Long
:, ember llth trains leaN'ns "a and 1000 a. M
and ao and 100 wsSkaays ana new s%F train na will
Sunday train will be withdrhM"' 70 Leave New-York
AZ ills D. m FOR point Pleasant ana pr'hclp"
intermediate stations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

place. si7 ia.
vod cot the hes. OF the sendon and this enabled him
10 wn for II, enti" distance in hon, anu ~ "e
w., n nv . mack fran Nero who beat Marshall two
length. for second place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
THE WINNERS AT ELMIRA.

rmi,. sent s.-Despte the heavy rain OF yesterday
tho track to-day was in good condition and the races
wore interesting. Summaries;
$50 CLA>S-PACE-PURSE s5Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
W0nnRuRYS FACIAL SOAP


-. -, ,.., don-essed in consequence OF his disap-
ruintment His body taken TO the Morguey sC
i.rlav and "A coroner was asked 10 hane -
.uf,Isy 10 determine the cause OK death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

Tribune once Sept. 9. q. m.-Ihe weather yes1enHv
- ol and clear The Temperature ranged betwesn 81
and 20 degrees the lG5s being - lover hsa
IA Thursday and that Of the corresponding
n and near Ncw.yoik the weather today will probably
IA and cool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram a contiuuou. white line shows hs
-. VA r,@re a. Indicated hv The Trbun's self
'"si nu. '-rut- the tenn
,s,,turs a. observed AZ Perfys Pharmacy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09

TO ride Fectotum out In order win by good meek
Rightmore beat Busirls three lengths for the place.
FOURTH RACE-Hsndleap One mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RACE-seing. Seven hrlonss
Betting.
T..
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1tuiere atuDer.

Dams urtb Rubi, stpei fleine BUR.
f@en BON finf, reipettipe bier 9abrsu,
baben ihre Weibua9tssei9enfe betoms
men. luter anberem Subj Elm bib
ides @~teeenpferO. 9dnsdeu bstradD.
tet baiief6e uno frd9t: s0ubi, beibt
Detn 9ferb 0iesden?A Nubi antuors
tete NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bic Mtaina.
bic 6as eeb6rt bat; frd9t: v@arum
benn serabs 9iesdcn ?" 0eri9dmt
a~nttrortete Sdns9en SIN 3tnber>
garteu LIT eiil Wfdb6en, bic fat geraoe
fol1e 0aare iute bas 9ferb unb bic
betbt Qiesmen |"
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Cine aebiInete sra,,

@attin: 49, Sc lit feline Irt, baS
Dn gar ni9ts tbuft! Dn Iolltet Did
bod Inn cine SteIuns bemiiben-niHl
einmal eintn Srben bait Out
@atte: sGber Id weiB gar ni1t,
iraram Du 70 br6nsft, liebes 9inb-
t4 btu ia erft pierjtg Sabre !A--@ at
tin: Nd, bas 1T gar fetne Gnt{9ut.
6igunSl Sn Deineni Nlter fpar ale.
gambler ber @roBe i@on iiebeu Sabre
fnAf II
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4efu. aher.

9err Weper lit auf Der Suae mad
elmer neuen WobnunS. Dabei triHt er
cine, bic febr fendt lit. Der 9amss
berr iest inn aber trosbem bic 8ors
5iiSe oieier @obnuns baarfleiu ausein.
amber nno erwdbut i9lteBli9 nod olS
beion6eren 0or3us, eab In berielben
rtemals wtauie ieieu. sDas CLAUDE
id,A Iagt 9err MeDer, .aber nabr,
fheinlid s5r6fde!A
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9i&t a~n,nhrinaem.

.9e, ba unten por benz Geniter, tpte
pta Stide iptelt benn Gure Dreb.
oreel ~ Dret, errl@-r@ut, ba
babt Sbr breiBiS 8fenuis-nun ma4t
aber, baB Sbr me9fommt - Dante
Derrl SD pfeife aber audi"
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Qinnerutnnn.

Mama: rDu muBt INNER nett
ietn, Garl9en, uno Deiner fleinei1
S6wsiter bic 9alfte abseben !D-9arl-
den: rWdre es ni6t nod netter,
ipenu i'd ibr alles sebe?"-M a m
ygtatarlid, mein 3in6!"-Rarl1en:
Dam iperbe Id ibr beute abenb
meitlen 9ebertbran gebenl1
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itnm5tbige @abumna.

Dis sause 9odseitsseieli9ait lit
%ptrianlmtlt. Mfan eripartet unr nod
ben 5ufitnitigen @benaln. Gnbli9 er>
fhetrt CT 3r peripdtet. Gs lit Elm
Mau1 BON 20 Sabren. Gin arloeres
Mal,A iaet ber Stanbesbeamte, rfomz
llen @ie etlpa8 friiher l.
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1lmfere @emeratIon.

Dtitan59eber: rSa, mie Sie
mid bier leben, bin Id a4tjis Sabre
oft uub bab' erft Dor 5fuei Eaeea etne
GuBtour bon 6reiBi9 Metlen 9ema6t /!
Sinb Sie baS I'M Stanbe ?4-Sun.
Ger Wtann: Sic, nod ni9t-ia
BIN erft pierai9l1