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MORRIS PARK

2:22 81.
MORRIS PARK.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Morris-fark
results:
FIRST race-nye furlongs-iIzetta won'
Roy I.ochiel second, Tormehtor thitu'
Time. IS. ,. p..o-
second race-mle and furlong-knce-
land won. Hume second, Newton 'hii"'
Time, lj3 II ,.,
Third race Dunmow stakes. six fur-
longs-DUbbins won; Assisne" aecoi'n' DC"
I.omond third. Time, Ill -
Fourth race-C1nsOlat!on stakes. seven
c,rlonqs- Stoneu won. Roller second,
Tull,. blackburn thir'i. Time. l;1 ~
Ftfth race-onr mile Beansey won; LAT
rio Ruly second. Henry Young third.
Time. l:39 l-2. ,,,
sixth race-fye furlongs-ksntfgerna
won. Tanculo second. Frog ID" c third'
Time. 50 ~. ,.,,
CINCINNATI. o.. october S.-La'oh'a
results: AL. n,x,.
won. IA. Jenkins second. Fancy th"u'
Time 30.
Golden Hope second. Ocean H. thir"'
Time. l:is b. .... ,.,,.,.
Third race, mile and seventy yards-
Gascon won; Santa Anna seoohu' 'o''e'-
salt third. Time. l"Z' ,,.,.
Fourth race-siX furlongs-frauic'n
non. Canelon second, Amelia May third.
Time 1884. IT.,
wan. King David second. Miss Mamie
third. Time, l:l6. co
Sfxth race-nve furlongs-G. II. cox
won; Gallatin second, wiagheld third
Time, %.
MORRIs.PARK ENTRIES
Following are the Morris-Park race
entries for to-day:
First receive eights of mile
pochIno. l08; Lon Foster, lOsS our Jack'
| ioS. Flnnnigan. I0S Pennlless. lOs; Ana
| Mas los. Antipode. los; Nelgien. 100: Glen
Island. los: la Misere. l0j. Jacintha, 30:
Varuna. l05; Marie. l0j; Rose Standish.
| lO5: The Joker. lO5: Maud Ward tgeidinsl'
| IO5: Nonsense, l05; Saginaw, ivS' She
| ally). les
second race-one mile, handicap-Aloha,
| ll5: Victorious, i0i; The ironmasfr, W.
| Sarah Ramey, 100; Wampego, 81; Lizzie
| 81
| Third race-,hree quarters or mile.
| seIl,ng-Addie. iOs: Red Banner. i0l, .hes-
| tralnt. iO5: Iorimer. i0I: Anna b'' ies'
| Arab .lOs; Saragossa. lG2; Esteiie. "'
| little Charlie. 80. Reginald, 81; clio sse'lA'
| ~. Oporto, rs: Fondoline. %.
Fourth ace-Wiiliamsbridge hahni1sA
| alI ACES one and fiye-sixteeDthshsiniies-
| Sir Walter. l23: Ramapo. iHj-sir Francis'
| I05. Red Skin, 90. Wormser. S~
Eifth race-three quarters OK a-Rnile-
.dd,e il2: Correction, liz; Queen Isabella
| io7. red Banner. iO7: Charmion. i0l
sixth race-ive eights Of A mile' s-yeai
olds-Black Hawk, III; Tenacious ios
WIN Fonso, los; Armitage. los; fsctotum
100; Ouida, i05: Nahma. iS: Roscommon
lO3: Anawanda. i02; ON tho way VI
springtlme, o.: Iolo, So; Fatality. %.
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DuRAgr. Mss. December ~, 1890,
Or,,cv or A = RoaAnoxn

Messrs. Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ga :.
Gentlemen. White III San Antonio.
Tex. last spring saw Your advertisement
Potassium in the papeY. Tor the cure OF
rheuma,ism, sad thought would try Q
bottle. Finding such great relief from Il
ON nv return home / had my druggist,
Mr.. John Mcclellan. to order me supply.
After taking. think ten bottles. ! have
not had o pain or ache since. Previous TO
that I suiered for twenty-6 6Ve t25) ycaSs
and oould not get the least bsnent untu
4 dried p. p. p. and therefore take pleasure
n Sseoumendipe u 70 az. xSam usMs
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Warren Eli. Found Guilty.

(Correspondence OF The KIchmond Dispatch.)
NfwpERH. VA. October 5.-lhe sensa-
tional trial of Warren Ellis; 17-year-oid
how Of Pulaski City. for betrayal. was
Concluded Yesterday. The jury found
him guilty. and fixed bis punishment ct
two years in the penitentiary.
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s,MeTALllc CONFERENCE.
TIE Go.ernorso, soa,h cassiios and Kan
sas Clap Haoas.
fBy telegraph TO the Dis

tBy telegraph TO the DispatchJ
ST LOUIS. Mo-, October 5.--The last
day. Of the Pan-American Bimetallic Con-
yention opened with the COMMITTEES on
Resolutions presenting a snppiemcntai
report unfAvorAbly passing upon propo-
sition by Thomas warren 70 taks ac-
rosnoyal OF the national capital farther
vsst: also. favering the pFinttng end
circuiation Of the addrcpe Of yesterday
2 we,sss, es,,ss =; .s Hl'ss g g 1s;ss s;ssr re. ..
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Aaax,.nisanpsarancr.

little Kenneth Morton. aged eisht anu a
half years disappeared from ms nome
Monday. and has not been heafd iIon
since He is well grown Tor DIS ase' mas mas
blue eyes. red hair cut snort ana mrs i@Se
is very much freckled. he wore d. .ne
,,n. az bls disappearance a brown nan.
mel wats,. black pants cloth hat, ana
carried a black oil-cio,h school bag. ANY
infornation as 20 his whereabouts left al
the store OF Mrs l.. u. Norris VIII be q
great relief to his family he was iass
seen abost 10 o'clock Monday morning.
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U.nton and Kent at Big stone Gap.

ptc STONE GAP. VA. October 8
el,ator IIunton. r. &. Kent. candidate
sor Iioutenant-Governor, and W. II.
GraveIev. OF Martinsyille Va. and others
addressed a meeting of Democrats here
Yesterday.
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Prince bismarck Paraly,rd.

(By cable 20 The DIsPdtcnJ
LONDON, ENG, october 5-The Teie-
graphs Berlin correspondent says that
Prince Bismarck has suffered stroke of
paralysis and that he is in an apathetic
condition.
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Davenport & Co. bankers and brokers.
lils Main street. bug and sell virginia
State and city OF Richmond bonds. ana
other hrst-class Investment sccurftieA
Cali on them
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GxoRon B, bull,

Twill Offer you to-day 400 boxes fancy
White Heath Peaches. 800 baskets choice
Grapes. and 80 boxes Pears ~ Sccono
Market.
Phone 505. GEoEoh ID. DuiLs
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|.
Peaches. Peaches !!

Your wife desires new Suit OF Furnt-
ture from Sydnor 4 Hundley.
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AxoosYrnA BFyrxRs are endorsed oy We hisaeso
medical authorities here and 10 ksrsps - . pes
venrss and cure Of Malaria snd 81 eanpee
DlsessoA Keep II In your houses 70 aeDor yoo1
DRINKING water and al other beverages.
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THe RACs-COUaSs.
Trctting and Raclagn at Ball'more-svents
Ei.ewherv- f.ntri-s.
pv telegraph 10 tho p.ra,cb1

TUN ~
BALTIMORE, NIP. october 5.-The
pimlico track was very heavy to-day,
owing 10 the heavy rains II yesterday.
summary.
class 2.35-Trotting. purse-slo 600.
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COMPLICATIONS N CAROLINE.
sGoris of tbs r..rn!i,'. e. ,oa's'ee with
the Republicans.

tnc tsfpuusH~hS'
Correspondence of the Dispateh)
BOWLING GREEN. VA. October o.
Politics and other matters OF local
nature are stirring up our people. DR..
W. d. Quescnberry. the Democratic nom
inee for the House. is making an active
onnvasa h essrywhers well recsivsd. and
va ct the fu1l'xeta ct his party 40
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Gas- aud Electric Chandeliers ana
Globes. Row designs and low prices.
JoHs BowxRs.
Nc. Z Governor street,
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-. h. English boat haI
... American az every point
When the wind hold
lrt hcl1 her own. bnt
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ina advantage.
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. T,Lo tho Americas Cup to
tbe OiLcr side.
.su for which the Earl
challenged. is now Tho
yachting trophy IN IT,"
t,-l when The America
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Stct-nsadsohs

cured ana its return prsvsnssd ~ ~ ~ q
On. DAviD's Liver PiiiA
Price. Csc. for bcx Of tvsusy-avs pjfBs -
bexss for . dollar.
0vsxs : Nnos Dsvs CsspAxy.
1tcnmenA ve
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Mantels. Crates. and Thing. IN various
styles and low prices, ct
JOHN BowEss's. Governor street,
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Massage.

AIRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
Va that she will attend q limited num-
Der of patients. Address at 81. II.
Whitney's, King ST.; Bell Telephone 75.
322S-tf
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IL YOU ARE THINKING

OF having a new Bath Tub, Patent
Closet, Kitchen Sink, Hot Water Boiler,
Cutters, Conductors, Stove Pipe, Water
Pipe or anything in the Tinsmith or
Plumbing Line, either in new work or
general repairing, We would be pleased
to receive call from you, either per-
sonally or by telephone. Estimates
furnished. All work guaranteed and
promptly attended TO. We respectfully
solicit your trade. Shop: Beretania
street, second door east Of Armory.
Please ring up Mutual Telephone pa.
THOS. MOTT,
Per JAS NoTT, Jr. 1850
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PROGRESS IN HA WAII.
It's Frightening Prospects.

An important contribution to the
current knowledge of the Hawaiian
question is made in letter of the
Rev. Bishop, of Honolulu, to
the Independent. He dwells upon
the Frightening prospects for Ha-
wall and for its people, amid all the
uncertainties of the times.
Under the trying circumstances
of the past eight months there has
been a steady growth of confidence
in President Dole and his col
leagues, whose conduct has been
that of men of marked practical
ability and high personal charac-
ter. The Provisional government
has developed and consolidated its
strength throughout the country,
more especially since the occupa-
ton of the royal palace two months
ago. It's financial credit is entire
" satisfactory. By appropriating
the crown lands and applying them
to public uses it has greatly en-
larged the resources of the treasury.
The bonds of the government have
sold readily at 90 per cent. The
construction of public works is car
ried on in a very successful way.
Since the middle of July there has
been large increase of deposits in
the postal savings bank, fact
which gives proof of popular conf
dence in the administration of pub
lie affairs and in the country's
prospects.
In his letter to the Independent
Mr.. Bishop comments upon these
things, and upon the happy change
in the state of affairs of Hawaii
since the revolution of January
last. He also speaks of the peculiar
difficulties which the Provisional
government has had to contend
with ever since the time of its Or
ganization, such as the intrigues OF
the queens party, the contrivances
of the financial wreckers and the
Vaccinations of the aged coolie
driver Spreckels. Despite them all
it has maintained and strengthened
its authority, while keeping the
peace without INDUCING in any act
for which it deserves reproach, and
without imperilling the political or
the business interests OF the lber-
ated country.-N. Y. Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-07

Fanny Hdrrcy's lorclv face acas bcndfn,
dn1to'iSlD Deer him.
tory of Arizona. / got up only lust II
time to see the charge, and Pixies now
on his way back already with the good
news. We are taking you and the Ia.
dies to the refuge in the rocks where
Morales and all his people have hid sc
long. Old Moreno, with lariat around
his neck, is showing the way
Got him, did you? I'm glad of
that There was another--a deserter
from my troop. Did you sec anything
Of him."
Il haven't heard yet, sir One thing s
certain, old Pasqual is with his hopeful
brother ia another if not a better world.
Twas he that killed poor Chester. tho
worst loss wave met. Not a man is
hit, and by daybreak tomorrow DR.. Day
from Stoneman will be here TO straight
en- you out, and these young ladies'
father here to thank YOU
THANK you, Mr.. Drummond2 All,
how can he or i ever begin to thank
You and your brave fellows half enough?
had lost all hope until that disguised
bandit suddenly leaped from the wag-
on, aud Ruth was swoon;ng again, but
she heard your voice before I did.
Twas she who saw your charge"
And Fanny Harvey's lips quivered as
she spoke, and tho voice that was SO
bravo at the siege became weak and
tremulous now
Drummond closed his ewes moment
It was all too sweet 10 be believed
His right hand, to be sure, refused to
move, his left stole up and began crop
ing back of his head.
May / not thank my nurse?" he
said. Tho first thing was conscious
OF was her touch upon my forehead.
But the hands that were so eager. so
active when their patient lay uncon-
scious, seemed 10 shrink from the long
brown fingers searching blindly for
them, and not ono word lad tho maiden
heard your voice moment ago.
Ruthie. Can't you speak TO me nowf''
he asked, half chiding. half laughing.
Have you forgotten your friend Jim
Drummond and tho long, long talks we
used to huvU on the NowbernY"
Forgotten Jim Drummond and those
long talks indeedl Forgotten her hero.
her soldierl Hardly. Yet no word
would she speak.
Tho little lady seems all unstrung
pet, lieutenant. Miss Fanny will have
% talk for her, I fancy" And Wings
lear. handsome eyes wcro raised TO
Miss Harvey's face as he spoke in look
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fresher water out Of the barrel under
the wagon.
The fellow hailed as Domingo leaned
TO the right, took the canteen strap and
then reined in his foaming broncho.
Hold your team one minute, Jake. I"
was the order to the driver, and, moth
Ing loath, the mules stopped short In
their tracks. Pasqual's ambulance was
a few rods behind, and 10 save time
Domingo dismounted, and placing the
canteen under the spigot drew il full
OF water, rewarded himself with a long
pull, handed IL mp TO the waiting hand
above and swung again in the saddle
Just as the second ambulance closing
on the first camo also TO willing halt,
and the lead mules Of tho blackboard.
whereon lay two wounded bandits. at
tended by Moreno's womenfolk. bumped
their noses against the projecting boot.
Some cool water, for Gods sakevr
gasped one of the PROSTATE men, and
comrade rode to the leading wagon to
beg little from Earveys well filled
barrel. One or two men threw them.
selves from the saddle TO the sands for a
brief rest. The dust cloud slowly set
tied earthward in. their wake. Mules.
horses and men blinked sleepily, wear
lily. There hung in the heavy air dull
low rumble as of thunder in the faroif
mountains. There seemed faint
quiver and tremor of the soil. Was
there distant earthquake?
Suddenly a wild yell, scream from
Moreno's blackboard, half stifled shriek
from the white covered wagon. The
man in blue leaped forth and made
mad dash for the nearest riderless
horse. Whips cracked and hit and
stung. The maddened mules few at
their collars and tore away. the wagons
bounding after them, and Pasqual Mo-
rales, thrusting forth his head to learn
the cause of all tho panic, grabbed the
revolver at his belt with one fierce
curse.
"Carajo!"
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over, his rider underneath him.

over, MS rider underneath him.
| When Lieutenant Drummond regain
ed his senses, ho found himself unable :.
believe them. Conscious at first onI,
OF being terribly bruised and shaken, h,
realized that he was being borne alons
in some wheeled vehicle, moving witt
slow and decorous pace over a soft ye
unbeaten and irregular trail. Con
scious OF fierce white light and heat
about him on every side, he was aware
OF moist, cool, dark bandage over his
eyes that prevented him from seeing
Striving to raise hand 10 sweep the
binding cloth away, he met rebellion.
A sudden spasm of pain that made
him vince. the quick contraction OF his
features, the low moan of distress, were
answered instantly by most surpris-
ing wall in sweet girlish voice.
"Oh, Fanny, see how he suffers
San't something be donef"
And then-could he be mistaken?-
soft, slender fingers were caressing the
close cropped hair about his temples.
A glow of delight and rejoicing thrilled
through his frame rs no realized that
the main object of the fierce and deter
mined pursuit was accomplished, that
the precious freight was rescued from
the robber band and that somehow he
himself was now prisoner.
Striving to move his head, he found
it softly, warmly pillowed, but as he
attempted to turn it was held in place
by two little hands, one on each side.
Then as he found his voice and faintiv
protested that he was all right and
wanted 10 look about him, another hand
quickly removed the bandage. and
Fanny Harvey's lovely face. pale and
framed with much disheveled hair.
was bending anxiously over him, but o
smile OF hope, even of joy, was parting
the soft lips as she saw the light of re-
hirning reason in his eyes. At this
same instant, too, the hands that sup.
ported his face were suddenly drawn
away, and his pillow became unstable.
One quick glance told him the situa.
ton. The seats of the Concord had
been lifted out, blankets had been
spread within; he was lying at full
length, his aching head supported I'm
Rnth Harvey's lap. Fanny, her elder
sister, was seated facing him, but at
his side. No wonder Jim Drummond
could not quite believe his senses.
1t was Fanny who first recovered her
self poise. Throwing back the hanging
curtain at the side, she called aloud:
Mr.. Wing. come to usl He's con-
scious."
And the next instaet the slow motion
OF the wagon ceased. the door was
wrenched open. and there in the glow
ing sunshine stood 6ie tall sergeant |
'7hom he last had seen when scouting
through Picacho pass.
Bravo, lieutenant You'r all right,
though you must be in some- pain.
Can you stand little more2 We're
lose TO the caves now-cool water and /
cool shade not 500 yards ahead'
How did you get here, sergeant?"
Drummond weakly questioned. Where
ire tho others?'
Followed on your trail, sir, Private
Pike and /. Most of the men are gath.
ming up pprisoners and plumber. You've
made the grandest haul in all the his
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CHAPTER vII-continucd.

We rest when we reach the cave"
All, even tho torment of his wound
could not have wrung from the robber
chief this longed for order had he
dreamed what was coming at his back.
+" How are the girls getting onf" he
asked OF his hot and wearied aid. "Are
they tranquil now?"
They have to be, was the grim re-
ply. THE little one dare not open her
eyes, and Sanchez has his knife at the
elders throat
And the sunrise had brought with 1t
new inspiration-new purpose to those
who came trotting to the rescue. Just
as the cliffs ON the western side were
tipped and fringed with rose and gold.
Sergeant Lee, riding rapidly far ahead
from point to point, always carefully
peering around each bend before signal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-07

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