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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
THE STOCK MARKET STRONG
WALL STREET PAYS no ATTENTION TO DIS
COURAGING WASHINGTON NEWS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE THE ONLY CON
sPICUOrs WEAK sPor-sTERIING EX-
cu,Ncr, AGAIN DEC LINES.

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE HE oNLf CON
srIcuors WEAK sPor-sTEErINc Ex'
CHANGE AGAIN DECLINES.
There was n fair amount of activity in the stock
market yesterday and prices generally reflected a
stronger and healthier tone. IL Is true that such
Stock Exchange brokers as had not been apie 10
go down to the yacht race evinced large amount
of interest in its progress as reported D! 'he ucke
but between bulletins they stopped cheering long
enough to transact business amounting IN the ag-
gregate to over $4,000 shares. which they looked
upon as a very creditable days work under the
circumstances The one conspicuous weak spot IN
the trading was Louisville and Nashville, which de-
clined from 49,. 46i.d 1874 under sales OF over
5000 shares London was heavy seller OF this
stock and her manifest desire to unload was gen
orally attributed to dissatisfaction over the prop
crtys decreased earnings and the issue of new Sc
curties There were those. however who held tnat
the stock sold from people who wanted 10
realize now simply that they might be able to buy
in the new stock at rock bottom prices. Union
Pacific sold down fractionally. and there was
the usual talk of recevershp for the property In
the near future
The upward course OF the market and the con-
tinued weakness of sterling exchange. which took
| another substantial drop yesterday. seem to indi-
cate a still mistaken faith the part OF Wall
Street In prospects Of favorable legislation on
silver. in spite of the discouraging reports from
Washington Even the fact that the Treasury gold
reserve fell to nearly ssS O0 about sl2OOooo be-
low the traditional slOOOcO mark failed to excite
comment weaken values.
Money continued TO rule easy. loans on call being
made at 2sd2 per cent. while time money was In
slight demand at 5N5is per cent for thirty and
sixty days. Little done in mercantile paper.
and the bulk OF what business there was was for
out-of-town accounts New-York exchange was
reported to be selling In Philadelphia at par for the
first time in several weeks. .
The Clearing House loan committee cancelled
N5OWp certificates. reducing the amount ouStann-
ing SIG 7Co 600 They also called $4,000 for re-
tirement to-day. In Boston $4,000 certificates were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN

Memphis. Tenn. oct. "a dispatch 10 nv I'm
n.rciar' from Nashville. says: The Saie De-
nos,, Trust and Banking Company Of this CITY,
made a general assignment OF all It's property LOT
the benefit Of creditors Saturday night lnaoii'y
10 realize on the assets Of the concern IN order 10
meet the demands of depositors Is assigned as
tho cause 4 statement of the condition Oh ue
hank made after the close Of business, on Satur
d., shows assets OF s22i.Oj6 50. and liabilities OF
Eufraio oct civilian Kunz. a contractor anu anu
proprietor Of the Queen cry flu'ihs 'i''' mas
assigned with liabilities Of <8vp :, ,,..u ,,
syracuse y Y. oct ?-Frank II. Neis Jsw
.ll.r made a general assignment to-day lot inc
iuhurn \ y oct. 9-The works OF the Birdsaii
COMPANY manufacturers Of traction engines, s'I,
,hr"sncrs and portable sawmls, were closer Ny
~, .h-,o mis- ,norung on an execution OF flt'V9
The judgment in favor Of Henry H. SooH ,b he
~, ''york CITY and T. for money loaned 10 ,,hs
ccorc.rn An hour after the judgment was my
a cba,tel mortgage for 5000. In favor oil H. H.
Cook and Nelson Bcardsley. was ileG'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
This IL the first day Of registration for both New
York and Brooklyn. Register To-day!
UNITING AGAINST THE GAMBLERS.
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS COMBINE IN
pOSITrON To NONNOIITN PARK

REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS COMBINE IN or
POSITION TO MONMOUTH PARK
Freehold. n. j.. Oct 9 (specaD.-The Republican
County Convention here to-day was one OF the
most enthusiastic harmonious and largely attended
gatherings OF the party ever held IN Monmouth
County. The convention met at O'Clock IN the
Court HOUSE. and Wilbur A. Heisey. of Long
Branch was made chairman, and Samuei w.
Kirkbride of Asbury Park, secretary. A committee
from the Anti Racetrack Democrats assembled IN
the opera house asked for a conference ana re-
cess was taken for that purpose.
The Republican Convention unanimously adopted
resolution. indorsing the principles set forth In
the address of the State Republican Executive
Committee denouncing the acts OF the last Legis-
lature In legazing racetrack gambling, ana pIedS-
ing the candidates to use every effort for It's re-
peal.
For State Senator no other name was men,
toned but that Of James A. Bradley ana inc
convention enthusia stcally ratified his nomination
He is likely to accept as all the cerSymeh anu
law-abldng citizens of the county have joined in
an earnest and hearty appeal to him. His friends
say that he will accept and make the hSht OF MS
.fe For Sheriff. Matthias Woolley. OF Long
Branch a native Of the county and intensely nos
tile to Monmouth Park racetrack and us mnu
ences was chosen The Anti-Racetrack Commit
tee then appeared, headed by Theodore W. Nor
ris of Freehold. lifelong Democrat VINO an
nounced that they would ask the consideration OF
the name of Peter Foreman. of Englishtown as
candidate for County Clerk. His nomination fol-
lowed nearly every ballot being cast for him.
The rest Of the ticket made up as foIiows:
For Coroners. 1st District Samuel r. Flower' OF
Allentown; lid District. William 1. hopper; Oh
town. Every candidate on the ticket Is piedbed
against Monmouth Park. and receives the I'M
GIallied Endorsement OF the Anti-kace'fach Deiho-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
THE POPES CHAPLAIN HERE.
ur * TO VISIT THE SECRETARY or THE NAVY
AID COMPLAIN or \ CURTAIINENr or
HIS PRIVILEGES OF NAVAL
SHIPS ABROAD.


$1,000 a., ,.sscnsers on the GuiOn steamship
,ri,o,, which arrived here yesterday. was 'n'
p,cht Reverend Monsignor Toner. chaplain 10 ''e
Pope and priest OF the church OF Nn'o''o ''',"'" ,
-, Naplea Monslgnor Toner has Tor years pew,
,ssi-neI by the Vatican to the du'y OF N's''s on
American men-of-war arriving at Mediterranean
o,,s and confessing the Catholic sailors on oo'''
he soid Yesterday that until within inc last year Il"
-, ,,,,vs b..n received courteously by the o"lcerS
~ the shlps and full facilities FOR executing ms
,.s,lv duties had been afforded him Neceh'y'
-, h has not been treated with the consid-
ration that he enjoyed In former years anu nus
h.cn limited in the privileges accorded 10 MIN ne
comes 10 this country for the purpose OF V'sn,nS
-, Secretary OF the Navy and complaining oil TINS
,,. NJ affairs He will go 20 Washington III Il
,, DAYS and In the meanwhile il staying NJ the
,,a ~ IN. Paulist Fathers in West tlity ninth
q, before returning TO Italy ne VIII u'ns't L.
nuhiic lectures on the Poets ana foeUy VI "e
land" - T., ,ho r-ni,ed States sixteen
-, 100 when he had charge OF church III lhii-
s,"i,hia IJc says the Pope Is much httacil,'u to
AMI Interested In America. ana - III 'lotous" az
cord with Monsgnor Satoll in all MS ac"o"9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and tends 70
personal enjoyment when rightly used. tn"
many. who live better than others, and enjoy
life more with less expenditure. by more proinp,
~ adapting the worlds best products TO the needs
- physical being, will attest the value to health
II the pure liguii LAXATIVE principles embraced
90 remedy. Syrnp OF Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting in the
form most acceptable and pleasant TO the taste
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties oil
n urfect laxative; enectually cleansing the sys-
tom dispelling colds, headaches and fevcrs. and
ner,nan,n,ly curing constipation. II has given
satisfaction TO millions and met with the approval
Of the medical profession because 1t acts on the
kidneys. Liver and Bowels without weakening
,hem and it IL perfectly free from every Cbteo-
tionablc substance.
syrup of Figs is for sale by all druggists in
SOC. and ST. bottles, but it is mar afacsured by
,he California Fig Syrup Co. only. whose namf
=. printed on every package. also tho name, Syrup
Of Figs. and being well informed. you will moi
accept any substitute II offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
A BIG FAILURE IL BALTIMORE
ASSIGNMENT OF 4 CAH-HrILDING COMPANY
IIAED TINES THE CAUSE.

baltimore oct (SpeciaD-Mayor Iatrobe ana
Charles r. Crane to-day appointed receivers
Of the South Baltimore Car building Company one
OF the largest concerns OF It's kind In the country
John h. Mcdonald OF Ryan Mcdonald tuhhe'
builders, who have made a proposition 10 TIE N""-
York Rapid Transit Commission TO construct t"h-
r.ls for an UNDERGROUND railway In that city. is the
president Of the company. He is AZ present IN new
York on business connected with the rapid transit
project Robert Garrett and other persons inter-
csted In the Baltimore and ONO Kaiirohh are
stockholders In the company Charles Ntz'r' OF
the banking house OF Robert Garrett sons. maze
the application for the appointment oi receiver.
The financial stringency is given the cause 81
the embarrassment. The assets are about S'l'"'
and the liabilities S2sivjO The company has been
in operation several years. employs huhdi'1s oil
men and has a large plant AT Curtis Bay lew
miles from the city. II has bulit tholSnIS pi
and has also icd large contracts Tor other io'"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
REGISTER to.dny!
cUOPCH CORNERSTONE LAID

PLANS FOR THE NEW BUILDING OF THE RE-
ro,,,rn coyGRsG ALTON AT GRAVE>END.
MI, oorners,one OF new building for the Re-
,r,,od church Of Gravesend was ald with I'M
,rrssive ceremonies at $3.50 p IN on SUNDAY III inc
osorce of from 700 to $40 spectators the Kew.
y Y Van Buskirk pastor. ohcia'en ana ue"Ne'''
an address, In the cornerstone were Pl"'e" "
vovicon silver dollar which was said 10 w part
,.o treasure of the pirate Captain Gibbs; n
.,o,y ~ coins OF ancient dates. taken from inc
cor,.rs,one OF the old Gravesend Reformed 'hurch
,,,,,,,n~. photographs of the four pastors OF the
church sinc, 1884. and copy OF the New iesta-
mont dated 1899 which was contributed py 'acopus
VOORHEES, now seventy ive years oli' VINO mas pee"
a member OF the church or It's Suhday-schoo' SIN
bis early boyhood There was excellent snE'"s W
,ho church choir. and congratuatory addresses were
made by the Rev. DR.. Cornelius H. Ne"a' p','o'
~ tho Reformed Church OF Flatbush; the rev
,, . Gardner pastor OF the Reformed Church
-, Iyot,onds and the Rev. Alfred ii. brush paS'o'
NJ the Reformed Church OF New-Itrecht
The Reformed Church OF Gravesend was organ"
lied i'm 1884. and Is one Of the OLDEST c"u' .', va
Long Island. In 1893 the con9fesato" JUN
80, at Gravesend-ave and the Neck Road
of lote wears its surroundings nave NOT p'V' ~
pleasant on account OF the noise made py nv
,, ,assiny s,eam cars The site of the old
church was therefore, sold last January TOT Si'"''
90 IN. town OF Gravesend The church then purc
chased IA site Of three anu ohe,na' az, =, .,
Land in the Neck Road, about LOB ieet sou,'ea ~
from cravesend-ave. The new edlice VIII be PIX
a, foot with n tower ~ feet high, IN WhT" VIZ
a. ,l.c,d the hell of the old church Ii VIII Dc Oh
stone and washed bricks With tsrra-co,ta
minps and will cost about $500 me atcn
~ ~ a composite style and ornate, Inc iouni,a-
lions are taken from tn' ol" ~
whch was torn down Immediately a'tcr itS 5'si, san,
The new church will have Il heAhgohal Itont VI Wv
stone and fine brick. The mann audience % 49,
which will have no galleries. VIII nave a s'asIi,5
capacity for go people. The SUNDAY -sch3o' 'oV h
and the church parlor are sepila''" py ,
ing glass doors from the nam audience
room and when all are used toss,ne'
1850 persons can BE- seated WITHIN easy nra IN
be lighted by electricity. ana heated ana NT"tl
by improved appliances. me coh''a''S 'ai ''' "'
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
@INJACKS6N:&@
Broadway, Union 3d. and 18th st.
HEADQUARTERS
Manso1c OPEN flREplAcEs'
UD QlIlCeCl TILES,
Elegant stock, Best service. Manufacturers Prices

Lister. lo4 Miss Bess lol Edgct. l0 Darkness. IS;
Kentucky Lady, 81; Estcl- r., 80 Lay Mary, 3D.
Third race-Selling. s> furlougs Double Cross 1l2
King Crab, no. Kilkenny lOS Dalsyrisn, los Panway,
l0O; NATIVITY. lQG P0lydora, 1906 Gladiator 100; Pan
Hondlc. ,I5 T,cucian 1O5; One. 100.
Fourth racc-Handcan; six furlonas Strathne .n
III: Pede trian. IlG: Vestbue. ll3, Stownwsy IVA
Nv p 1O Bel Dem Mo l0I Littr Frc1 9j Bri os
95 Sandowne "a Mohican. 81 Panway, 81 Ma htha.
81 Lcmon Blossom. 81
Fifth race-Seliag furongs Contribution iIo
Zadiyar. no. Nav d. lO7; Detroit. lO0; Cheidlr 10y
Bob Sutherland los Tom Watson. 100: Nirlso ~
Poveb 30; Treasure Trove. So; Phaon. 80; Larry r..
80; Hypata. 20; Blossom 20.
Sixth racc-Selling; furlones. FaiIyland uMpl
ia Roman e. ia Lonely ia Marcus, 10; Canvass.
no. Carmen l01 l.e.icf. l07 icmpe. lrb; Pcra'to,
Zoe Van Wart 1905; Midget, 1903; Lita, 1C3; Noronic,
l0l.
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p,CrTRaCK LEGISLATION DENOUNCED.
A MlNIsTER's sCATHINC WORDS DIspLEAsE
,,,pcr-rwO MEN LEAVE THE CHURCH.


sensation was created In Christ Fro.eS'ah'
Eniscopal Church. in New-Brunswick. on sunday
morning The rector, the Rev. f.. Is. joyce,
preached a scathing Sermon denouncing racetrack
legislation and the corruption of ring rule He
said among other things:
1--WE have arrived at a crisis In the ana'rs Vi our
CITY and State An Infamous racetrack legisitoh
has been fastened upon the people by the acts OIL
the last Legislature. There is urgent necessity 10
adhere to principle rather than to party.
In the midst OF his remarks J. kearney Rice'
presiding judge of the Middlesex County Court,
arose and left the church Later the rector used
tho following language, AS private citizen not
a. a priest of the Church, should prefer 70 De
. member Of that much dcspised party Oh nypIlus'
the Nuryumps. than vote for any man VINO sup
nnrt.d such Infamous measures as the racetIach
Hills" This remark disguised Theodore Weiis, d
prominent Mugwump, and he also LETT the chuIcn
The affair Is the main topic OF conversation N
Ncw-RunsWick present When asked a. as, !.
Nh he LETT the church Judge Rice replied: Iha'
"a nobody's business but my own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
WORCESTER SALT
is White as Driven Snow.
TIE COURTS.
BUSINESS IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany. oct 9-The following cases were argued

Albany oct. 9.-The following cases were argued
before the Court of Appeals to-day:
l.. Phillips apIriait. AT. Nvt.hern Railroad N
Ne~Jof.cy T..pOdcntAi gued ny w. TiLewell FUA for
APPELLANT, W. {. Dewitt lor ic-iOhucut
Mary 4. Pcckham ANA Vtlcr,, respondents, agt The
Dutcne>s county railroad Company appellant-ArSuea oy
Va fOWlel appellant, &. IS. iIerck for respondents
William -. Nils, administrator, appellant, 3Rt.
Joseph Hus,o trustee. ana others ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
by Usher W. Baaer for APPELLANT Deans McMahoa for
respondents. EN-,
IlO.alIc \. Bcaklcy. respondent, agt> Timothy j. Su
van. appelluHt-Sulnnttri
Mar act J. DO! is aplelnt act. the Pcnnsyl, wanna and
York Canal nliiroaC OnpJi! rr-pcndnt-Areu,d Ds
John Iaughln for appellant. FRANK Brundage for re-
sponient , ,,,
John ". Cleary. respondent agt The Municipal Flee
rlc Light Sompay APP liht-Argu'N b, Robert fayh,
for appellant Jane, ID. l,ell for respondent.
William li appellant, AIT the Mayor. ETC.. OF New
York. ltr.pond"ntArgucO by q. ,hcarinan Tor 'p
p.llant DaN til j. Dean for respondent. -
calendar for tomorrow /, g,o> So 81 80. 49, 81. SO
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10

seer Of the poor and from the Aid and Ben"Vo'eh'
Society Yesterday the Aid and Benevolent 30
cietv served soup from its headquarters anu
hundreds applied for II. The broom H'a"u'"''"
rers have given notice that their factories VIII open
,o.uorrow AT a reduced scale of wages. The gen.
eral opinion is that the help will not return 10
work unless at the old prices. The employees III the
Fort Hunter broom factories accepted the ieuuc-
,I,p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
SANDY HOOK ROIyTE

The Steamers of the Sandy Hook Route will be
withdrawn for the Season after the up-trp on
Monday morning. october l6.
Beginning with the afternoon OF October 49, the
Seabrght Express VIII begin running leaving Sta
ton c. r. r. OF N. j.. foot Liberty-st. New
York. at 3:45 p. m. Returning arrive In New
York at 9:37 q. M -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
The PubIic.School System
of the United States. Q

book Of great interest to teachers and 70 an
interested in the cause Of education. BY Dr. J.
NJ. RICE, who visited the public schools Of thirty.
six the principal cities Of the United States, and
in this volume has set forth the systems Of teach
ing in vogue 900 pages. Cloth. $r.so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10

Long Branch. Oct 9 (SpeciaD.-The Democrats
of the lid District unanimously nominated Ihomas
p Fay young lawyer Of this place. Tor the AS
ssmbly to-day He is recognized racetrack adj
herent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10

Mutrals-Gslce straigh- 81 81. place eli 20; Armi
taec place 81 10.
Weinberg and Dorine were scratched.
SECOND RACE-Handicap. One mile aod quarter
NJ T. DIVERS b. c. Don AlOnzo by Long
Taw--i;ound Dance. yrs, ll3 n. , e.,
q r. Morris & Co.'s b. c.. Ilume, =, ss . ,
louis s,uart's b. H. Picknicker 100 o y
deio. T. I'D. Lar hl"y 2s-l g.
'>e"'' - Time :01.
Nutu,l--Don Aonzo straight gil 50. pisce Z" %
Hume PLACE 81 60.
Victorious did not run
THIRD PACE-FAsHIoN sTAkEs' Tor '"os''''O'D
c.o,t. ,,ofc,t. furi0ngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
ooop PRICES FOR PALo ALTO TRoTTERs

Lexington KY oct. (SpecaD.-Thr Falo A''o ''o''c'
sold well here this morning Hundreds oil hof''heh ar
,,od last night and this morning. The t"ch'yiouf h"o
s,a.a q, h,oucht sl2 10. an average OF 900. The
followlnq brought 800 more; w'bccA' Dr. Co. .,
nc rectrcty dam by George Wilkes, j. IL. Peepf' oil
St Paul MINI. 1929; Eectricity (2l'f' o. ., -
riection.er dam Midnight by Pilot. IT., "faham
coney Lexington - 500 wlrml s. sIsf"r To Paio A")'
h m. by EIcctioneer dam by Planet. woodeu'n ''fn'
KY $50; Fllen,er (o;2''tl ID No. d. o' ~, mon
d.n he Mar,irino Timothy c. Angln Lexington *i'o,o
Renal f2I7), b. h.. o, by Eectoh'er' a"'' % ~
pep,op Brook Curry Lexington. siloo; L"o"efo o. e.
2 bv Piedmont. dam by NORMAN - " 20, 1870
-, .coo Fina sontag q 90. b. T., by FL ctonecr
go, in Toronto >ontIg "idnam az N' n H.. tssc
nnnr q e. scbnetzci, Charleston. \. L sjVo'
Hattie BETWEEN NE"fo'k MD In"oohhi ~
r, xerYork aud Brooklyn baseball teams "hi'" "i'
.o,,os,Iue special srrics Tor the championship o I'M
W,s,opoItan District will play the second game OF "c
..rc. at Eastern Park. Brooklyn, 'o-aa' ~" t''"
u, Inc started at $3.50 p. m. win the o''ns 'r''"s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
SERVING SOUP TO DESTITUTE WORK
PEOPLE

Amsterdam, n. Y, oct. (SpeciaD.-The long
shutdown OF the knitting mills and corset fac
tories in Amsterdam Is becoming n serious matter
with the working people. Hundreds are destitute
and they are demanding assistance OF the over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
The Century Gallery.

~~~~>-|"~
A collection Of six,y-four Of the best engravings
,h., have appeared in The Century and 81 N'fh:
oIas magazines during the past ten years, printed
Price, in portfolio, 1871 MN inches, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

G,-rrENnuRG ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
,,.. ,,co--ror hc,,c, horses four and a half fur
longs Honey Bee colt lo5 Ponce De Lem 10; h,n i
kork 10Y. George +. Smith 105 -olitsre 100 IN.
J"ly los Fair Knight lc5 Barbicne geding d va
Srress Ios Dauness. 1o5 Faxetta lo2 impe ,o5
second nce-S.iling: for thScyear.old.; SIX ana
h.,f n1r,rss Nick ll6: Jndro. ZIG: Marshall llv
SHELLY Tutc lO7: Vocallze 107 Vcspasan lo4 Lazy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
To Gipsyland.

OO~~O~-~~~-~~~~~
Describing the authors adventures among the
xiosies Of Hungary. BY ELIZABETH ROBINS
PFxselL, with Illustrations by Joseph Pennsll.
Pice. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
THE CENTURY cos
5 New Books
I Ready October 10th.
Poems Here at Home.

BY JAMES WnrcoMB RILEY.
This latest collection Of
verses by the Hoosier poet
contains some Of his best
pieces. No one who has read
any Of Mr.. Riley's previous
works will need to be told
more than this. Such old "a:
vorites as "Nothin' to Say"
"1he Old Man and JIM"
"Thc Raggedy Man, 1.-The
Absence OF Little Wesley"
"Old John Henry," etc.. are
n rnorp than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10

Mutuals-May Win straight &2S 90 Da' - 10 '"o
% Id place s1O9 81.
Chesapeake Midnight Nero, Restraint and firom were
scratched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
Sweet Bells Out of Tune.

A novel Of New York society, by Mn. Burton
HARRISON author Of "1he Anglomaniacs, etc.
Illustrated by C. ID. Gibson. Pnce. $f.7s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
An Embassy to Provence.

BY THOMAS A. JANviER. An account Of trip
in a one.horse chaise through the old Provensal
towns Of Southern France. Price, $r.as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10

half hundred poems gathered in this volume.
which is illustrated.joy Kemble. Pnce, IN green
cloth binding, ST. 50: vellum, $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10


Observation-Disclosures (eld staieht si4 2o place ~ So
lola place 1929 80 -.
str,,heower and Micmac Queen were withdrawn ana
IIrhtioot added.
FOURTH RACE-For thrceyear-olds Special weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
T0psys and Turvys.

The greatest novelty Of the year. book Of
colored pictures, by p 6. NEWELL, that viewed
night ,ide up show one picture and upside down
another. Price, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10

A charming little volume in stamped sheep bind
ing, containing a number Of stories OF adventure
by the artist GEORGE WHARTON EDWARDS, with
the authors own illustrations. Price, $I.oo.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-06-09

4 ta,, bed room a9t sar SIC Ill
Esiick 8.
Go to Freeman Bros. for a nobbv
spring hat.
Mems and boys soft aud stiff hats
now open at Freeman Bros.
In order to Introduce DR.. Match
ellis Tobacco Antido.e, we offer it for
80. days only at one half the regu-
lar price. Don't fail to improve
this opportunity, is. TALcoTT.
For Tornado Insurance call on
Jerry Ryan.
Go to Ringsrud's and get The best
$500 ladies shoe ever shown in Elk
Point.
Teachers institute for Union coun..
~ will convene June 18th for q
weeks session. Miss .Spackman will
give instructions in numbers, draw
ing and reading. II. G. Frye will
have charge OF a class in American
literature pii, sical geography and
civil government. A. II. Cochran
Nill conduct a class in book. keep
ing. Arrangements for other work
will he made soon.
Our stock Of ladies' capes and
jackets will be closed out regardless
Of first cost. They must go if cut
prices will do it.
A. O. RINGsRuD.
A complete line ot summer un.
dsrwear for young and old at
RINGsRUD's.