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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

Tramp-rm not an idler, mum; I'M,
unfortunate.
Housekeeper-H umph! Did you evei
work for iiving2
Tramp-Ae s. mum. used 70 he a
salesman fer Dr. Wigs gold media Z
hair restoTcr. mum; an worked 50
hard an faithfully fer him, mum, that
he discharged me.
Housekeeper -Nonsensel Why should.
he?
Tramp-You see, num-, the worry an
overwork irwin 10 do a big business fer
him made me prematurely bald, num-.
N Y Weekly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
Cause for SAtisfas sion.

Patient-Wcu. doctor, how do yoT
find things to-day?
Doctor (cheerfully)--I feel very much
better satisfied.
Patient feel worse than ever;
What have you discovered that makes,
you feel 80 as.ured2
Doctor am satisfied now that th-
medicine ! have been giving you fov'
the last three months has not been do
ing YOU a hit 81 good. was IN doubt
about u before Life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

Ee is E1 ka5dsorrss, 1rsys. - gong.
SVi'h sreAkiuZ ~Tss ara ready t1tg2s
To favor gzsE. ne MAIDS z-sDlE
Ees "a s-s sto4E zaa gray
Es ia not ~ittT. 5sA--s1. 80 svSEs-
Ills ve-T Rare % scare exs Urtz.
Nor czr - .aerrY .ests rsc.ts
70 pass - IKE sESy
b.; IA ,ssrs svsst.y a. h.z Ti&1s.-
AID site On s1n e. every saz1ne--
F1-s2z5sE FoEiAE >n1 zea-.E-s--
For szlEs 81 toEor 3 - z~.s
- go - nssare-. Tsg ~ s'get 80 m
ii n fse-zest. u Psex
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

The three Santa Fe men who are en-
ployed iii the round house in this city, in
the mechanical department, are still ont
Oh strike. They were paid off yesterday
for the month of March ana the report
was last night that their discharge checks
are now here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

Charles Morath was arrested here yes-
terday by the police and taken back to
Junction City by the sheriff OF Geary
county. on a charge of embezzlement. He
was deputed by one man TO take 500 10
another man. but instead of performing
ais duty he skipped out with the funds
and came to Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
ST. JOHNS CHURCH FUND.

All gentlemen who have subscribed TO
the ST. Johns new church fund will please
pay in their subscriptions at the Wichita
National bank and receive receipt. BY
kindly paying in at the bank It will save
trouble of being collected.
JOIN +. NoN HERRLICH.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
Largest in
the World.

In the department of favoring
extracts, the Price Flavoring Ex-
iract Co. has the largest and most
completely equipped laboratory in
the world. Thousands Of pounds
of the true Mexican Vanilla Beans
are consumed every year In
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

The Salvation Army has given up their
room on East Douglas and erected a large
tent on Main street just south of the city
building They held services there last
night very much to the edifcation Of the
prisoners in the city Jail but to the great
annoyance of the police when trying to
hear anything through the telephone that
is placed near the window next TO the
tent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

Mrs Hatch ct Oklahoma City, moi her
az Clyde Matox. WAS IA the city ye>teE-
day or her Wy TO Latte Rock. ArS-.
where she Will p-eSs = bond g S5.0go 10
Ud!,ea STATE. Judge Williams for his APP
proyaL The baas. i for toe re,ease 81
clyde from jail p=ss,iiag another tsssi .ss
murder, and J. sl-a4ea by Hon. Horace
Speed Hnsi o;Err well known eItiz=ns OF
OKLAHOMA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

Mrs. JEFF Sanford died yesterday at the
residence of her mother. 720 North Market
street. The fGneral will be held Sunday
afternoon a, 2.31 O'Clock from the coIored
BRDtist church
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

Mrs. Henry Forby left yesterday for her
old home in Iowa. TO be absent Il few
months. Her aunt, Mrs. Atwood. who
had been visiting her, also left for her
home at Castleton, Vt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

Rufus Linder filed an application in the
district court Yesterday for divorce from
bis wife Margaret Under on the grounds
of desertion. They were married in 1863
and she deserted him in 1851.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

ofVanilla. This immense business
is accounted for By the purity and
excellence of their productions,
determined effort 20 make articles
as perfect as CAN be made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT THE CAREY.


j. L. Miller and wife, Newton; r. H.
Dr!ahay, S. NJ Charles, Topeka; w.
Cohen. New Orleans; John c. Coulson.
kingfisher; II. J. Wolcott, Kansas City;
". w. Stipp. Welliugi on; Robert w. Fer
cill, Hutchinson; J. NJ. Bunnaugh, St.
Louis; Will j. Dunn, Topeka; w. B. Craig,
81. Joe; F. Lawsence, Philadelphia; j. F..
Webb, ST. Lonis; w. f. Woodward, Chi
gago; l.. T. johnson, Hoisington. Kan
Hugh Clancy, Chicago; George c. Burn
nam, New York; Hugo Levy, Kansas City;
J. W. Bailey, Topeka; ID. C. Conway and
wife, Newton; II A. klymer st. Louis;
Richard Rolph, st. Louis; Frank Hamil-
ION, Topeka; Rus Barthalow, Chicago: +.
]. Dicbe. st. Louis; w. Winship, Racine;
". j. Gillespie, Boston; }. VI. Henderson,
A. {. Winner, Buffalo; H. c. Bryant,
City; s, A. Wiswell. Boston. Mass. ;
w. +. Towner. Cincinnati; II. W. Acker-
man, St. Louis; s. Tomson, Kansas City;
T. r. Allen, Denver; E. A. de Campi,
Chicago; F. b. Wood, Kansas City; II.
Smith, Topeka: W. r. Ellud Boston; e.
w. Whiting, New York; W. s. CARDIFF,
Kansas City; H. W. PEBBLES, ST. Louis;
VI. ;. Dowden Jr, New York f. A Shep-
ard. Kansas City; w. w. Spencer, Halton;
y. g. Barrett, Chicago; A. Linton, Chi
cago; +. j. Harding; Kansas City; H. g.
Fitch, Chicago; j. \. McHenry, Chicago;
J. c. Ony, Geo. j. Adm, Chicago: l.. NJ
Cutting, Topeka; S. q. Lease. Baltimore;
r. l.. Cannon, New York; r. d. Campbell,
Kansas City; Alice NJ. Raymond, Francis
Lincoln, Grace Lincoln, Eliza beth Luelivig,
Bertha Raymond, j. q. Holt, w. II. Wish
art, Chicago; Harry Bennett aud son To-
peka; w. c. Moore, Attica; John H. Haw
ley, New York; j. w. Harrington, Kansas
City: L. II. Craig, Latham; j. l.. Denham,
Inr,nka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

J. NJ. Henderson, and A G. VIM of Buff
falo, y. Y. are in the city aud will re-
main here three or four days They are
prominent business men OF Growers town.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
UNION STOCK IAisDS NOTES.
Top hogs Sc 60.

Top hogs Sc 60.
j. Fortman drove in some good cattle.
J. S. Greenwald of Hunnewell, had in a
mixed load.
j. :. huntington of South Haven, sold
cattle and hogs.
Joe Scott shipped a mixed load from
Zyba.
a. w. Friend of Freeport, had in car
of hogs and cattle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

Mrs Williams, wife of Under Sheriff
Williams, who has been quite sick is con-
ralesciug.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
wear ending March 81, 1898:

For the ensuing year supplies in the way
of hose will he needed, as recent fires nave
shown that our hose is not capable of
standing the full pressure. This is not to
be wondered at, since it is a fact that no
new hose has been purchased by the city
for the past three and one half years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
H.vE Yol EyrK MY rHKREz

a special excursion 70 North Galveston.
Tex, leaves Wicbif4 April %. LEG Re
na.kab.e ind acemeats are offered. For
particulars apply - Wright & Miller,
agents " .chIta
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15

f. H. Wetherell of Arizona.a prominent
citizen of that territory is in the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
AT THE MANHATTAN.

L. Rosenthal, Cincinnati; {. +. Hawkin,
81. Joe; Mrs. c. s. Lansing. Horton; VIM.
Haiku. ST.. Louis; Frank S Myers, New
York; w, ii. Wishart. Chicafio;D Dr. Shum-
wav, Chicago; B. {. Hubbard, Chicago; J.
=. Kirk, Marshaitown. Iowa; Thomas b.
Clemens, Cincinnati; c. A. Stinson. ST.
Louis; Chas. "A Englehart, st. Joe: Miss
Gussie Sears, Newton; c. II. Harris, In
dianapolis; G. A Currier, Boston; j. H.
Hanrers, X. C.; w. X, Cowley, Columbus,
Kansas; Alfred L. HaGer. kIngman;
". c. BraIy, 81. Joe; G. f. Hardwick,
kiowa; w. 5. Sellers, Medicine Lodge; J.
y. s. Pinto, 81. Joe; NJ. 4. Phillips, Win
field; j. A. Rams, Fairfield. Iowa; p NJ
Anderson. Philadelphia; c. +. Holmes,
Winfield; Ed Bussey, st. Joe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
Younger and Better
4 War Veterans Story
Hoods Sa rsa pa rita Gives Strength
and Dreycomes Khsts saaslsna.

and DreYcones Kg.sts saGsgsss.
"Tbers r. re:aiHg 7 have eFes fss-u i1 ~
h's iha' "a Ess - nHeh GOD - Hoo safsa-
rarizz. ! wSs fc t,ss Itfen sFuFy '-ugs go -
90 zas egnaB~a fn .srd~rsosFn = fFilan slTs=.
raaafl.s ard Zee dipSzsss f=srffarfs1 tlleT= eti
HnerT hzd rA.ss sad feTess far FrsFe. ara
r.y doctor said re Ia. rre-t fsE~ 81 sss.ss 2
sglai3t a ca for = saaz fue "a s9. q
after . flrss q g. re 70 Esf4. sa1 .1s1 -
srdersd bop ga. ghicn v<s - h.''er - al
.rss rzzde RI zs-s Es<1ss1fisas -ls~r exszr.
~ ia asy isft lex All cs.5a hei HeFs = Ihs
dOetcr szM
Had Malaria.
Hs,os.s ezrssp4ga-z ca 70 - 'zssh goa tsss Z
have tz.sn & ssss sls0~ snl g ss~a1s 1e~s -
xo,s,a ~ fgssn&s - "a ieos geeas.f al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Something About Ths ira.,h sf the Pabl'
Service intending its {. 81.

Below will be found the official annual
report of the chief of the fire department
of the city OF Wichita II is an interest
ing document to the citizens and tax
payers, as very few of them know but
comparatively little about this important
brance of the public service. The report
is gotten up in good shape and can be
thoroughly and easily understood by every
reader. 1t shows the expense Of the
Wichita department to be the fourth
lowest, on per capita basis, of eighteen
cities of nearly the same size in the
United States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
ARBoR DAY AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.

A very fine Arbor Day entertainment
WAS given yesterday in the chapel of the
high school by the members of the Cres-
cent and Emerson societies
The scene formed by the exercises, the
class colors, banks of flowers and the
happy faces of the participants was one
highly interesting to one imbuei with the
Kansas spirit. The following program
was rendered in the most creditable
manner
Essay. Human Flowers
Edna Harrison.
ocal SOLO. ..-...... .....i Alone can Tell
MoIlie Ross.
Grafton. ...-...-........A Plea Tor Ireland
Della Coen.
Recitation. The Eagles Rock
Eulalia " endle
Grafton. The Tree of Liberty
Walter Cooley.
Vocal solo. nswer
Grace Hatton.
Recitation. ............. 1.-The Ships
Edith Noffat.
Instrumental solo. ...........Se Selection
Lucy Guthrie.
Grafton. plant trees, Josh, for they be
blooming while you are sleeping
Eva Pollard.
Recitation. ...-..........-...G trace Vernon
Bessie Stewart.
Instrumental SOLO. Hattie Gowdy
After the rendition OF the above pro-
gram the school adjourned TO the campus
when Ed Noble delivered the Arbor Day
Grafton in an eloquent manner. The tree
columbus" was then planted The pro-
gram was splendid throughout aud espa-
ciaIly the vocal solos of Misses Grace Hat
ton and Moile Ross, the instrumental
solo of Miss Hattie Gowdy and the Grafton
of Miss Iva Pollard.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-15
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Cures

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
CorpT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-iencra Term-Tecess continued.
&Ourt-N hambrr--BotoIe Ing dhdn, J.-houoo
calendar caei at II O'clock. $50
supreme Court->p eal Teni-patts and ll-AdJourne4
the -. ..,.-....-. -
the term &c.. ,.,,. po,, ,,,,oon.,,
NO day calender -.
doy rairndar For probate: Wills OF Esther Frame,
s,.,n X +. Parsons, George Froich,
Mary / Pollock Henry stone DOrOthsa Cook Maria l..
Trvars MARY T.. BroSpan, Jane li9llenbeck, Pauline
Radt.Ie Elizabeth Burnham. at 10 80 q.
ommon P.nas-t.enral Tsrm-AdJournei for the term.
Common PHILOSOPHICAL 1egm--iefore DAILY, {. j.
Motions. n. , ,, . ,rr a.
jour8icd Tor the term , -, ,,,a r -.
90i. r., NJ. p..,. " and r,r Al.
I'm Couft~spciaI Term-Before Enrich c. J-Mo'
ti0rs. ~, , n ri ..a ry Az
Court ~ scrcr1i Sessionspart IBefore Fitzgerald.
/ and Assistant Dsirict.ArOrney Davis-Nos. TO 70
inclusive Nd c.,.t,o
and Assistant Dstrict-Aorney Redfod-Nos TO H. Inc
Court Of General Session Part tIfBefore smyth X.
and Assistant DistrictAttomey oharr-Nos' " i- AA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
MONEY TENDING TOWARD EASE.
MORE CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES CALLED
IN-sTOCKs PEEYISiI. HuI GLNEK\LI'f
HIGHER.

The money market * showing signs OF increasing
~ and there are. said to be- considerable amounts
Of funds Offering at g per cent without COMMISSION
4 little more Iibcrality is also said 10 be- shown
hv lenders I'm tho matter of collateral security
rb. receipts Of currency by the New-York banks
ara reaching q: large scale and another substan-
tial increas. Is looked fer IN tn" weekly
bank statement. There were no concentrations oil
Clearing Hohse loan certificates yesterday pu'
notices were received to call In S0ovJ certificates
which will probably be- retired to-day. Money rates
in London are steadily tending downward. discounts
having fallen TO -, per cent II * generally eN-
nected bv bankers that the Bank OF England VIII
to-day reduce its discount rate to per cent.
The stock market was fevcrish and irregular
YESTERDAY but the bear faction made httle prog
ress toward depression. There - an "N'raof'i-
nary scarcity Of stocks in wall Street, and when
the pressure of short sales IS relaxed prices rally
.asil,. The announcement Of the death of Frederick
T. Ames Of Boston. encouraged an attack on two
properties with which h" was largely ldentlheh
Union Pacific was broken from 2;'s To ~ but II
closed up TO 2}t.. General Electric had advanced
70 A. but the news was followed by break 10
a. the final price being 45a. the same as AT Tues
DAVIS close Friends Of the company, however.
said that Mr. Ames's subscriptions to the syndi-
cate that Is 10 Finance the property had been
completed. and his estate would b" fully liable.
No harmful consequences were expected to follow
from his death
American Sugar Refining stock sold Tex"
the dividend of 3 per cent Ii opened at ~, Tell 10
$50 and then to 81 snaDS.. The final price was
equivalent 10 "A net gain Of IA per cent. or re-
covery Of nearly two-thirds OF the dividend. when
came off the stock. The directors of the Chicago.
Milwaukee and 81. Paul meet to-day to
act uron the dividend question. The gen
eral impression H. that the regular
per cent will be declared. The stock
sold up from COS to cla.nGlas Erie late fea-
ture of strength. rising lIs per cent 10 1914. There
were rurnors that efforts were making speedily 10
terminate the recevershp. but j. g. Mccullough
one Of the receivers said that he unaware OF
any such movement being under way. The stock
market closed with prices practically higher, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
MRS HALLIDAY SEES THREE ANGELS.

Monticello. y. Y. Sept 81 see three angels
above me-" exclaimed Mrs Halliday when she was
visited in her cell in the jail here to-day. and then
she said: THE two women are nearest Later she
spoke again Of the two. saving THE woman who
visited the house and whom the old man wanted
was the wife OF the Irishman
She was visited by Mr.. Kinney. clerk at the Hotel
Rockwell to whom she talked in "A rambling way
Of religious matters. endeavoring to tell him some
thing about the Episcopal church. and claiming
that she followed the teachings of that faith These
assertions she repeated several times. and II may
yet develop that the prisoner is religious fanatic
\ report has been received here that band OF
,!ypsies ARE travelling toward Monticello but
nothing has been of them.
Several times within the past week Mrs. Halt
dav has been detected gazing from her cell win
dow in "A perfectly way. This afternoon II
was discovered that she had stuffed her pillow
I'm front OF the bars OF her window insuring her
from sudden detection. The prisoner ate heartily
to-day Tonight when she had finished her sup
nor she said ''Oh Nancy | want 10 tell you
when / came from ireland TO this country.
where. there were lots OF terrible people.
Tomorrow she will probably tell who Barney
H. She appears TO be cheerful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
,rvrrVvT,r OP A MtSSlCHT SETS TOWN

can N,ss Sept 13-This little town to-day cele-
,r,,1 IN. one -hundrclth year of its organization
and natriotic citizens. prominent guests ana het
laval sons and daughters. returning TO their on
homes once. more. made the day one long 10 p
remembered in Franklin county me amman '
,l., ~ the pocumtuck Valley Memorial Assocla-
a. rhoso valuable work in preserving the IN
,io, relics of Old D-erfeld cannot be, too hi8hiy
,nureciated was held in connection win 'hr
celebration At 10 O'Clock procession was iorme"
an the village green under the direction OF isaac
Cheney High Sheriff Of Franklin county an"
marched to the grounds where the "N'rc'e VI NV
d,. ,ook place Professor H. Alden Pratt whose
bor. is in GIL presided. and the Rev Henry HIDE
oc Greenfield offered prayer Addresses were ha'I'
nv Francis Walker. Of President Frahcls a.
walker of the Massachusetts Institute Oh 'ech
nology Register Of Probate +. NJ Ihomp , anu I
,th.rs short speeches were made al "iiI,cl ny
Observation-Disclosures Wolcott. Clerk OF the courts
lyman OF Greenfield. and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
Mr. WHITEHE1D AND COL. STOREY REPLY
THEY ANSWER THE CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST
THEM THROUGH SPITE BY THE FRAUD
ROLL QUARTET.

ROLL QUARTET
George w. whitehead. the special Treasury agent
who was in charge OF the special agents at this
port from 1890 until the Democratic Secretary OF the
Treasury put Colonel Montgomery in charge. ana
Colonel Henry l.. Storey. a special agent VINO mas
been long in the service yesterday sent to Chares
:. Hamlin, Assistant Secretary OF the treasury,
an answer to the charges which the members OF the
Fraud Roll Quartet have made against them IN
regard to certain case which came up some time
ago The case was that OF a certain Mime. Lumley
a dressmaker. who was charged with trying 10
snuggle goods into this country. and was caught
by the special agents. A number OF her trunks
seized. and she could not secure them until
she gave bond in the sum OF 100
Daniel Magone. who Collector OF the Port
under President Cleveland, and now is leading
member Of the Fraud Roll Quartet. and other men,
bers Of the quartet reported recently to Mr.. Ham,
lin that the against Nine. Lumley was a piece
OF persecution and that Whitehead and Storey
were behind 1t all. The of Mrs. Lumey now
is in court. and will be tried this month But
this case is not the reason why Daniel Ma
gone is so anxious to place Mr. Whitehead In q bad
light with the Treasury Department. 1t Is simply
a case OF personal spite Mr.. Whitehead has earned
the reputation of being of the "squarest' men
in the Government service and such he had &C.
casion some years ago to tread upon Mr. Magone $
toes In regard to certain Northern New YORK
Democrat who was friend OF Mr.. Magone.
Now Magone thinks he can get even with White
head by making this report. number OF leading
Democrats have said that they will make this a
personal case and tell the President the real rezi-
for Magones opposition to Mr.. whitehead
The fact that the case Is before the nited states
Court and will be brought to trial Is suficient 10
exculpate Mr. Whitehead and Colonel storey OF
being In the case to persecute any one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
2I6 SS-TROTTING-PrRSE 81 900.
L. AIlc.. b. Ill LN Alcantala. dam by Ih0rMdalr.
o "a Observation-Disclosures ~. 900.
CHANCES TO BUY GOOD HORSES.

daft, u, horses from the stable OF X. f. p. ke"nr
arc 10 be .old in the paddock at the Brooklyn iaeI"h
,onor,ow beginning . l., 80 y. NJ Snch tru" 'un''s
winners AS Alor,o ana Candrlabia. Iidgri"""l anu Ii"
s.tu, arc seldom offered unless NJ the breaking up q"
,h,e sop,auo Opoito aud Sentinel. youngsters VINO
have won good races should H. valuable additions D. any
,abe Chlswick extremely speedy ana shonln 'a7'N
win at the shorter distance j. H. kr"ne san yr"id"F
elm, his stable was 70 large that IL was M 'eiuS anu
uld mt no managed properly unless 1t was thhned on"
,v sale The horses are Uptal shape for purchasers
10 begin racing them at once
C.ndeabra has proven his ability 10 win races az any
distance as he at hveci.ltis Oi mi'' anu w.
,,,od some Of the best in tanning at mile ana nan
..,i,, M, carried his successfully ana won at
oil distances which he has been asked TO race Aohf'
T. urlze for some owner Of 'm@l stable where u" can
have the attention that j. impossible III 80 "rRe 'f
l. T.. lhev that the horses, owned by Colonel North VIII
-, ol, q, an early dav a, Captain Catnritk VINO f"f'
,, Colonel North is city to arrange the adf- OF
In stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
AGAINST GAMBLING on THE TRACKS.
HE NEw,JERsEY LEAGUE FOR ITS sUPpRFssIo

BEGINS AN ALTIVE CAMPAIGN.
TIE NewJersey Citizens League for the Suppression Of
Racetrsck Gambling is Cup and doing On Tuesday
largely attended and enthusiastic meeting held by the
Executive Committee in The lectureroon Of the First Pres
byteran CHURCH at Elizabeth. The Rev. DR.. Kempshal
presided and c. c. Mcbride acted secretary. ven
cradle Dean McNuy, Of Paterson, and Major Pangbon.
Of Jersey City, early hand and most Of
the members OF the committee fIom other parts OF the
State There a full discussion Of the and
TO be sdop.cd prosecute vigorous and sg
campaign in the fall against the scetrack
blsrs. There VIII be another meeting u the Executive
Committee prepare appeal 10 the moral and
religious people OF NewJersey" rise in their might
approaching election for and Assnb aud
returned who helped 10 carry through
the niQutOus legislation of last wnter licensing
track gambling in the State Already in Union County
rscetraek laying their plans to capture If
possible both conventions Of the Democratic ana Re
publican parties and place in nomination each ticket
who known b. favorable the iscetrack
Citations.