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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-26
Noble Prohibitionists.


Now York IrlOunt-
Roadway AMONG the aristocracy of Great
Britain. Not oaiy has the young Duchess
Of sutherland joined the Duchess OF Fed
OF Carlisle and other titled ladies as q
public speaker in behalf of the cause, but
the Earl Of Carlisle has just given a practi-
CT Illustration OF his belief in the evils of
drink by destroying the whole of his cele-
bratcd cellar. the fame OF which extended
far beyond the shores Of England. LORD
Germantown too, has converted all the
ucio- shops on his large estates into
temperance hotels. following the example
OF the Prince of Wales, who will not toler-
sto . single public house on his Sandring-
ham prODc-ty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-26
Avoiding n Mix.
Detroit Free Pr

Detroit Free FFess.
TIE minister had called at a house on
Second avenue 10 find no one but the serv-
ant girl at home, and as he prepared to
go away he said:
Give Mrs. Blank my best regards, and
say | will call tomorrow"
Every we'll, sir. WIZ you leave your
card?"
.'Oh. it's OF no consequence"
"Rlt il is. sir. There's one man coming
10 whitewash the kitchen tomorrow; an
other to beat the carpets; q third TO paper,
and q fourth 10 do some painting. III you
don't leave your card we may get you all
mixed up and take you for the secondhand
man who is coming TO buy the old range
Tor ST."
h loft If
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-26
E.,,cd o striking n soldier.

A Russian officer has just been exiled ia
Siberia after being subjected TO military
for striking one or the soldiers
under his command. Contrary 10 the gen
e~al impression. far more friendly and con
sideratc relations exist between officers
and men In the MuscOYite army than In
that e Germany, and on one occasion
tha -wcil-known General HeymRnn was
Obliged 10 apologize and to embrace In tls
presence OF an entire brigade a young
Cossack whom he had threatened TO thrash
wfth his driving-whip. General Kallta, OF
tho other hand. was eXiled TO Siberia FOL
putting a similar threat into execution.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-26
An unnppreciated Honor.

Pittsburg Chroniele-Telegraph
II was asked for my autograph to-day"
said Mr.. Dukane TO his wife, after he had
taken off his Overcoat.
''Were your asked his wife, in a tone OF
admiration. You must be really getting
famous"
Yes" the husband went on; "Gaswell
wanted it on the back Of a note"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-26
One Chance for "a Good Name.

NIIENNtV INENOTU.
Dear father" wrote James from his coll
legc. IF you don't let me have more money
the boys Will think me stingy and miserly."
Dear son." replied his parens, they VIII
then, perhaps. call you u close student"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-26
Hal Deem a waiter.


Proprietor OF Restaurant-Yes. I a 10
hire = walter. Have you had experience?
Applicant-Yes, sir ] used TO take nay
meals hera-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-26

His length. 1 should think, was at least
one hundred feet He was fifteen or six
teen rods from me, was OF q beautiful dark
green color, and perfectly smooth: l will
be twenty-one years of age in April next 1
above statement which ! have related and
owns %nren kn neS esse 'ea' E 3 FASNfSG.'
Subscribed and sworn before me, this
CYRUS MERRILL.
Justice of the Peace.
We. the undersigned, nave known Ed
recorded, for several years. He is a resi-
dent of this village, he has always main
1 man Of a in ge1d Gnara ruth a and V rs a ifSuhs
CYRUS MERRILL,
s. HIGGINS.
S. p. BULLARD,
c. w.
3. B. HIGGINS,
CALVIN P. BAILEY,
c. L. HATCH.
Perry. Aug. Is. 1855.
Thu was the presence Of the serpent off,
cially certified. The excitement was now
at its height. The travel from all the sur
rounding country toward the lake was like
| teaming to a county fair. In ~Perry-which
town, as nearest the lake, considered that
it must take the lead in action public
meeting was held and an organization
| known as the Experiment Company was
formed, with a capital stock or $1,000, and
the officers went up to Buffalo 70 consuit
[LI ~ AACAAGA AL(lA N1Ia
the meantime at the lake Smith, the har-
| pooner. and the men with chicken hooks
| had been reinforced by Mr.. Joshua jerks.
of Nunda, who arrived with a double-bar-
relied shotgun. Mr.. jerks occupied the
| shore, while the others cruised. Tbs mon
ster was being ha~,med in. and though
seen twice again, his appearances ceased
| the crowd dwindled way and by Sept. Is
even Smith, the harpooner, and Joshua
jerks had gone.
How do Walker and the hoax COME in, do
you ask?
Well, that's the point.
Four years ago. thirty-four years after
the serpent sensation, Walkers barn caught
fire. His neighbors flocked to his aid, but
most of the structure was burned. In the
| debris was found about eighty feet of huge
but very old hose piping Tainted a dull
| greenish color. Attached to one end was a
keg. 1t was badly charred by tie fire, but
had apparently been fashioned to represent
a rude head.
Presume you noticed above that Walker
kept a hotel on the lake shore. He needed
summer boarders badly; but although
| Walkers Hotel is still the largest on the
| lake. ii is said that the summer of 1866 was
the biggest season Walker ever had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
Trying TO REFUTE THE CHARGES

WITNESSES TESTIFY IN THE STATE HOSPITAL
INVESTIGATION At POuGHKEEPsIE.
Poughkeepsie, May I8.-The Investigation into the
condition and ina cement OF the Hudson River state
Hospital for tho Insane at this place was resumed
10 day before the stats Commissioners IN Lunacy
Judge Francis X. Gilbert. Of the Attorney G"nernis
staff acting nv counsel for the State and Frank Has
brOuck OF PoughkseVsie for the Hospital Board OF
Managers. The sgn'ion. which was ordered
By Govcrno, ,,o.,, ,rompied by report oil ''e
Imnacy Conn. begun In February anu
hns already r. 49,, Il the resignation Of Dr. Joseph
NJ cleveland. Tor more than thirty years snp'rh
tendent Of the hospital.
The several witnesses examined to-day teS'ined
In rebuttaI to the charges OF the Lnnncy Commission
regarding the hospital supplies OF -four and COAL III
the purchase OF which, the Commissioners ASSERT 'he
State has been unscrupulOnsly swlndled, either Wv
the neglect ignorance OF the hospital au'ho'u's'
EenjaInin Pnrr, Of the firm Of Weeks a f"rr' "o"r
merchants In New York. was the principal "i'heSS'
and testified that he had supplied -four 10 the nos
pital various times during the past four years anu
hat when his bids for the contract We're ""u' Nv
had Invariably figured low n consistent win
the demands made. George +. Cramer. oil neg ""'us
a. Cramcr. -four dealers In Poughkrcpsc, '"s.n'u 10
the same intent and said That his books wo"'o snow
nst with no other purchaser had he dealt 50 '"'e""'
as with the hospital. ....,
d. Foster Porter Lord, steward Of the ins,non'
said II Ind been his nvariabc custom W ''I ,,,n
f.m four or SIX different dealers before ,,o"s .
contract for 1our supply. and that me VS. u.u
cheapest had always been awarded In" o-d'r uar,ee
H. Fowler. superintendent Of The Poughkcrpsc Ws.rr
Works Company. and Thomas =. Torrry: o. r az Cnn
general sales agent OF the Delaware ana hnusos so
Company. testified that the supplies Of coal ~" "eh
furnished nj prices ms low ms COLD b. exPe''o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
DETAILED FoKECA roR TO-DAY.

For NrwEnelarl rain followed In w'scra portions Of
Vermont Massa husctt~ Come by fair IN the
afteraoon ngat; rl>tcIly souticastery gales.
For Eastern New York fair. preceded Till noon N"dns-
day by rain IN the north slightly cooler; Sonthrastefl
gales shifting to west MY.
For the District If Columbia Eastern PcnnSyl,lnla
Ncw.Jcr>ry Delaware ami MarylamI fair W"inc' day
and Thursday northtascrly gales diminishing slightly
cooler except stationary temperature tn NrwJrrs"y
coast.
For Virginia. North Carolina and South CAROLINA. fair
"Wednesday aud Thursday cuoor for I, 'oIgia, fan
slightly cooler In the southeast.
For Eastern Florida nrrally fair. prc'cdci by
shoNris: Tor Western tloria cooler; Tor Alaiam,
mississippi Louisiana aud Eastern TeN'', far; 'hshtl,
ronlrr on the Iou>lanl coast.
' Tur Trnnr.rcr kcntmk and oslo fair slightly
v,,,er; for Wet Virginia AM Wc-rri pcnn,,n AHA
sfnwrr. and la the early morning, followed b,
fair 49, ~ ", -, ,... 49,, f., ,,o
early morning ooped 10y fair Ia t" interior; variable
winds onhrg rOf.hw~torly
For ImGlna, IlIin,i.. Micnign North Dakota south
Uato a. Iowa. Mime ota AID Neba~ha fair warn'r "A
emit It onary temp tine IN "A"hc We f'ri Dik"e
fot Wisconsin. fair. warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
JURY DISAGREEs ~ THE CASE OF ". b. Blum

The Jury before Justice Ingraham IN the Court Of
over aud Termlncr failed 10 agree verdict In
the case OF Nathan D. Blum. indicted for forgery In
the third degree, and was discharged al midnight.
Blum WAS charged with forging the nam" % CasSus
e. Cobb, a special agent Of the Pennsylvania Ran
road, to s,mc tickets which he had bought for the
purpose Of selling again N an advanced price,
The tickets were bought from members Of the Chris
iinn Ende0vor Convention last summer. To make
them valid they had 10 be countcrsigncd by Mr.
cobb. Ills done BY the agents OF tll" company
by stamping the tickets with a fac smile Of Mr..
Cobb's signature. Blum was charged with havin;
had simnr stamp made. and using 1t on the tickets
which h" bought
1he Jury stood for acquitial and five for
conviction. civil Justice Lynn appeared fDr ia"
pr soncr and Assistant DSri, Attorney Wcllnan for
The prosecution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
GAMES TODAY.

Boston W. New-York. at Boston
Brooklyn vs. Baltimore. at Eastern Park Brooklyn.
Philadelphia Washington. Philadelphia
Cleveland vs. louisville at Cleveland.
Chicago Pttsbury. a. CHICAGO.
st. Louis ". Cincinnati. at st. Louis
Rain caused the postponcmcnt OF the Brooklyn Dalti.
at Eastern Park yesterday. The teams Will
play to-day.
The Amateur Baseball League will hold a meeting in
few DAYS TO settle the squahble the pcnnant.
Tho chances that the championship will be awarded
u the Station Island 4. G..
The Princeton College and Staten Island Crlckets
will play OF Livingston today
This VIII be ladies day az Eastern Park. Brooklyn.
Tho b1~b1ll schedule of tho Englgwood Field Club
for this Sa.on which ha, Just been printed for
bcrs contains dates for seventeen game. beside tho.c
already played Of which eight will take place tho
home grounds The fret championship game. with tho
NcvJ-rsev Athletic Club tenn will b. played az Fnge.
wood Nav -.
The Ringers College bsecbaIi nine will play a game
this afternoon with the Harlem Athletic Association
tam at he atter's grounds. Elghth.ayc and one
hundred andc ghth ST. The game will be called
o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
DCLNESS on The WARSHIPS.

TO ILLUMINATE THE RUSSIAN CRUISERS THE
SANTA MARIA TO GO UP THE HUDSON.
Those on bOard the wnrshps which swung Idly
at their anchors in North River yesterday had
rather n dun time OF II. The mserably wet and
gloomy day deferred all except the most venturesome
from attempting vist To the wsrdog'. An exception
10 the general dulness tho flagship Philadelphia.
where a number OF school children were entertained
by the officers aboard.
Tomorrow night the Russian warshiPs will be the
centre OF general Interest for Vice-Admra Koznakon
OF the Russian SQUADRON intends to celebrate the birth
day OF the Czarowiiz by Illuminating the ships under
hs command As soon the Ice breaks up In the
Baltic three more Russian warslips are expected TO
sail for this port.
The santa Maria will leave her anchorage this morn
Ing and take Zip up the Hudson rs far rs Dobbs
Ferry TO Give the Spanish officers sight Of the
IaI;adc, and the beauties Of the river Tl Nina and
nta win not leave their anchorage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
TIE WEI TIER REPORH.
A STORM MOVING EAST FROM CHICAG

Washington, Nav l6.-rhc storm has moved from ohio
TO Lake ontario. rapidly Increasing In pressure
- 30 being rcpot,d fIom Buffalo ard a wind or forty
precipitation o be- DE-, clipping Montin,.
Of lish has rcm1ind nearly static any
the Guf Of 81 Lawrence. rdse al high pressure
extends from Texas 10 Minnesota. Rain has fallen In
the Atlantic States ami lover lake region. The engei-
tf. has ti"n from the lower lake. Tia ohio AM low
Mississippi valleys eastward thu Atlantic, except M
south iarona md Georgia II has ris"n west ot the
middle aud upper Mi-s -ippi and remained really station
elsewhere.
Ssnais displayed from Norfolk section % PASSPORT,
and from Dsw'gU 10 Siult ~. Marie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
GAMES OK SOME DIAMONDS.

Chicsao. Hay I6-Anson's "cots" pulled game out
81 the fire ths afternoon in the ninth inning. IL
southpaw ptchers contest In which Mc''l who struck
six tt-buigers made OF Chicagos hits
had the best OF IL. McGi hit two men In the seventh
ami his ~ildnes-. coupled with two hts nett"I two
The colts" madC a grand rally In the ninth. and by
dsp rate base running managed u win out The srore
Pit;sburg .................0 %
Chicago ...............0 . +. j
raschits-Pittsburg 4, Chicago = ErrOr,-Pttsburg l.
Oh cagO =. Pit'hcrs-tnrct and Mcrl. tmpirc-lyHch.
At Montgomery Mont zpncry T. Mobile j.
At Gle, Gland Philadelphia Troy and Bin ,hamton. rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

Delegates from Harvard. swarthmorc University Of
New-York Yale. Union and Princeton met at the Fifth
Hotel yesterday ana made the drawings for the
intercollegiatc athletic which be held at
Manhattan FELL MAY -. w =. walcott o, Yale.
presided and W. O. Baker. OF Union. secretary.
The officers Of the meet will Dc q. follows; w u.
Curtis. referee H. H. Baxter q. W. MathcNson. II. VI.
Million Judges; substitute NJ. W. Ford; timers. r. ".
Wood X. Hail. &. G. Hughes and &. A. Reid mcnsurers
NJ. W. Ford. X. tray and A. \. Jorian;
scorers J r. sullivan. r.. 4. Carter, Il. Beverly
ard c. +. Seecy clerk of cour.c, T.. {. ots,
starter II. :. Cornish; announcer, r. Burns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
THEY WANTED NV TO CASH BAD CHECK.

w. W. Haniey member wa called to the Broad
entrance OF the Consolidated Exchange about noon
Yesterday by roueh-looking men. who handed him
check for slj which they asked HIN to cash The check
drawn Oh the American IN mango Bank. tenslbly
by "Mls & GIBBS" Mr.. Ilanley suspected something
wrong, and sent 20 the bank 70 find out
II "Mlls & Gibbs" had an account ihrrr. In the
tmc the placed under arms. The messenger
returned and reported account for min, GibbF"
the name Of the wrl.known Roadway importing firm
Tombs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
BROOKLYN ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

The feature OF today's card Gravescnd is the
BrooGae IIondlcap In which entered Dnbo. Banquet
Judge Morrow Ieonawe Charade and Pckpocket. who
ran in the Brooklyn Handicap 1t is Interesting u note
The changes weights TO be carried BY these horses
,oodc nv the handicapp~r Diablo will have
100 pounds today eight pounds than he carried
Monday BANQUET 100. three pounds less Judge Morrow
IIj one pound less; Leonawell 49, two pounds more
Cbnrsde lOj the same weight and Pickpocket 100.
,,o,,d less The RancOcas Stables Kilkenny with 108.
IouIs Stuarts Pi-knckcr with ia aud FoNha Kcencs
C,ndelabra with 1O3 are also entered.
FIRST RACE-Five and onc.half fnrlonSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
POOR APOLOGIES FOp Cr.vTS
FUUR APOLOGIES FOR GIANTS
NETWORKS TEAM MAKING R1Drcrrors
RECORD

RECORD
The general opinion among local followers Of baseball
seems to he that there Is something radically wrong with
the Giants People who know anything about baseball
recognize that the team has been materially
over last years nine and yet the result has been most
dscouraging. When the secured Ward Conner
an1 Davis to strengthen the weak spot, Oh the team
namely second first and third bases great things were
expected Of the rejuvenatcd team The New.york team
to-day, however Is doing work than the weakened
team Of last year. There ugly rumor, aao,t thot
certain Newfofk players are not living in a manner be-.
fitting who ought to he in perfect ply steal condition
Wand and his nrn will he home morrow and then some.
thing may be known That such should lose nine
out Of the last eleven played simply ridiculous
In ca-e NcwYork Is defeated today and Chicago should
win local enthusiasts will have the modification OF seeing
their team resting In eleventh place.
Three were played in the League Yesterday
those ut Philadelphia Brooklyn and Cleveland being
postponed on account OF rain. Cleveland continues TO
hold tho load with 81. Louis Brooklyn and Ptsbury
close together. Tho record is a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
UOvEY LEAVES THE HARVARD NINE.

Cambridge Mass May 10 (Spcclan.-An important
change made to-day the university nine Hoycy.
second ba-eman. has stopped playing, and Captiin
FrothI his place. ovey rctres in order
TO time for his speciality tennis and hopes TO
In good shape for Newport. Tho change will not
terIay effect nine. corbet will
right field. In batting only Is CoIbctrs average
loys han IIOycy's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
cyGLIsHxEy BUYING orr WHIP FACTORIES

La Porte. Ind May lG.-The f. X. Warr'" ''"'"'''
bone whip Factory at Three Oaks. Mich. one o' 'he
largest concerns OF the Kind In the country was So'd
Yesterday to n syndicate Of English capitalists. Ihe
sane syndicate has options on the thIrty'two o'ner
whip factories in wes,ned. Mass and the eorcn NOR
nj Wellsyile O. They intend 10 buy all inc ao,"''es
IN ,,,e country and control the entire whip output.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
FOURTH rAcE-BRooKDALE HANDICAP 81 500
A TRAINERS NOTES ca TIE HORSES

The echoes Of the handicap ringing at Gavessnd
yesterday Turmcn Of grade were discussing the
VT Tory OF Diabo and the defeat Of the mighty Lamp
lighter. 1t Of the overthrow Of public idol
A. r. wolcott the owner OF Dlabio. IL man who does
not care for notorcty He sad that rmen ami the
going public overlooked DiabIo. Tho son Of Eous and
Grace Darling he added. Is not the cripple that he Ia
supposed 10 His legs have never fet the touch Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
> Left OF the post.

TIme-O :J0'a.
Mutuals-IIoltr straight s2S So place s23 so; Lady
Rosemary place s11 ID.
Lady Love Withdrawn Romeo and Calico
caused delay OF quarter OF hour. and the nag fell
on O struggling The Eo'alind colt was left at
the posi- his stable companion. Prince dc Leon.
fused to him. Lady Rosemary led for three fur
longs and then passed bv flalton. who won hand
,omely by lengths; Lady Rosemary second. the
distance Romeo who in the last stride, beat Pe
by 4 lose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

Mutuals-Cara colt straight paid s3S. place slf 20 !;
Deception place s2l 80.
Sarah Ramey. Little Mid and Perrier Joueo were
withdrawn. Chattanooga DELAYED the start for nearly
half an hour When the nag fell the Clara A. colt ran
the front where he remained winning neatly by q
length; Deception second lengths before Cysmc.
who beat Magician lengths. Ch1ttlnooga ran well
for half mile being second a, the Then he died
away. The bid up g.. IO5 advance Of
slo5 the entered price and sold IN his owner.
SEVENTH RACE-For maiden two.year-ods. Special
weights. Half mile.
Betting.
St ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune once. May Il. a. m.-iiainy weather pre-
vailed all day yesterday The temperature rincet be.
tween SO and o. degrees the average (6o's being Sd
ower than on the corresponding day last year and 5
lower than Monday.
In this city to-day the weather il likcy tn he
rainy morning, clearing carly IN the afternoon
ii. gritty cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

no''o"' May lO.-ln diizzlng lain that chilled the
a,, ''' prayers TO the narrow. the Champions
' ''c WANTS In one-sided game Styetts
"m'e unable to control the ball. had plenty q, n,ed
anu he'u The Ncw.iork men down to two hits Eus,o
on 'he ohcr hand. easy mark for the Do.to, ,
'' army especially taking kindly To his delivery
49,, '' a. ful" hai the hard luck get men on
NV p'S'' "hrh Two men out The oamo ,,,s
called at the end OF the inning on account Of ,,
he VI i"i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
BOSTON
Nl.W.AORN.

ri, 'I'',s b''on First base by crrors-Bos.
YORK , o. Fins n; nas has,. on alison svcts OF Rnse
yet Twol asr hts-Mct arthy S,cr.ic, hits "a.
McN1hon. Stolen basrs-Inn, q ,.u, ,,
Time OF gamc-I 30 '9 - '"P'rc-fahhey'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
SEND 4 postal. CARD.
WINDOW AW MINCS,
S2.TS
SPECIAL THIS WEEN ONLY.
-. =. TitORP Il CO..
!V Fulton ST. Y. We
CHARGES AGAINST A Law AND ORDER AGENT.

PtiShule. May IG-Ccntrollcr Brown OF All,ghany
thy. has received Information against Robert Me-
Ciurc. agent Of tn Law and Order society, charging
him VIA smoc2zemeni. Ten charges were made
against him before Alderman McMasters. The charges
arc the result OF IN examination of the docket Of
alderman Robe. who attends To the Law AM Order
cases. made by city solicitor Eiphin,ionc. Eighteen
cases have been brought 10 view. In each "a which
tire OF $50 was imposed and the money paid 10 Ne
cure. No Slnr, Of tails money has been pad DYER
10 the City Treasurer provided by law. Mcclure
was placed under arrest III After Gems dcr1ble
sklrinshng he secured bail IN $1,000 for his appear
ancc III court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
Don't Hesitate.

You know old sayns che who hesitases is osss
When You know you right. don't hesitate 10 say ~
When you 30 to buy q bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLH
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate to say you want CAR
TER. s"-don's hesitate to sc that ycu gee CAR
TIERS" and don's hesitate refuse snythine offered
TO YOU ss same as CARRIERS" or lust good
4. "C.A.R.T.E.R-'S." THEY NEVER FAIL. Don't
HESITATE to demand the genuine CARTER LITTLE
LIVER Pills.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACH
Snail Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

The Ncw-York Central affords the fastest ~" mos,
comp'.t" through train service II any '"'" :"
America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

acknowledgements straight SIS so. place sl3 oo
Sirocco plie IS o..
Long Beach Metuchen Gold Dollar ard Stoncnell were
taken out Derfargila and Sirocco made the running
eide by side the head OF the stretch where the FORMER
hogan 10 draw away. Fairy, third oil the could
never &c. near them. Derfargilla. coming with
gentle urging won by length; Sirocco second. two
lengths before Fairy.
SIXTH RACE-For threeyear-olds Selling Six furonss'
Betting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
The GIANTS GOT A Rim.
THAT WAS TIE BEST THEY COULD DO
GRANVILLE THE BOSTON PLAYERS PILED ZIP
\ SCORE OF TEN.

GAMES YESTERDAY
9 cago g. Pltt.bury "a. r., -
n"., % 3 Sa fsES'"d ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

DETAILS OF THE RACING
fIhSr RACE-For maiden twoyear DDS: II OO) added
SPECIAL weights. Half q mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
DETAILS OF

know horse, Kept in their stable, 10 The deep
dispieasurc OF the spectators.