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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.
The IRfsHAMERICAN ENRC ,MPMENr OPENED
RY A MILITARY MASS.

IhE INSTANTANEOUS ENRC AMPMENT OPENEr
RY MILITARY MASS
military mass the main feature at the open
INK oi th" "ncampmcnt Of the Irish-Amcrican Mill
lhry mon at Camp Columbus. in Gale lonlnn Park
-'""iA' yesterday. Tho companies I'm camp were
'he Emmett GnaTdS. Of Washington d. c. C1,toin
walsh the First Philadcphia signal CORPS. Captain
i"o"'Hy IN" liibcrnan Rifles, Of Mcridcn. Conn.
captain Wha"n; the Irish Volunteers q, N,w,rl,
NaP'ln h"ating. and the Liberty Guard of jersey
''Y H'ghi', Commander IIouglcr !, dozen more
companies are 10 arrive thi, morning and ,f,ernoon
III order 10 take part I'm the Fourth of Julv p,rodo
'"'m'rr""' Nearly all the companc, are enrolled
III ''' N"uonai Guard. General Kelley. commander
:" '"mp columbus. said 10 Il Tribune rcportor tbo,
mere are 10000 men enrolled In tho Irish American
Military Union In the United States ,rb.v a..
u'l'ed INTO four brigadc> and each hold, an annual
''""Pm'hl IN It's own section. because m. mon ,re
''',""nIcs ana IaboIcrs. ana cannot afford to nav
i"'Iroad iar"a to a general cncampmrnt
Inc companies General Kelley exnects f.
arrlVc todny and take part in the Fourth
o' July parade Tomorrow. in which all tho Irish c,,o
Societies u Newark amt Essex County will tol r,
., iN Lafayette Guards Captain Thebaud and Co,
Yori t:it,. rn,Il'KS Alliance. Captain Cati Of New
OF Long Island city: the Emmei ,nard h
tnpI1n ~" Go I'd Albany ~ T.; the Irish Volunteers
tain Goo Son'o @" r. He% Rochelle Company F. cap
'n ""i,"n OF Philadelphia. the shields tiuard
,%p"in Delury Of DanbIry. conn. the IibernIsn
pamy ' S'fHm DullnEd of Mkcsbvrc, Penn COM
~. ~ O'Clock last evening Colonel Raynanc on h..
it,r r, Kelley and all tho officers Of tho
Of which Captain J. J. Berry +, chairman prn..n,o
~ nn' KY DR.. Tanning gold hlllra sword win
.at and b.t Ic I r'%a@ traps. chaplain.
han,. National ,alt '' Of p' sp'h Of
'yd ",'u ~ imp Columbus Tomorrow al sunrise,
i'u me pirad" VIII be- formed on Park Place ani
chire-st. at 80 O'Clock. ''''o ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
ORANGE,
PUZZLED BY THE SEWER QUESTION


l"'r" Is pcrpeNng complication I'm thc city n,
orange over ih" completion Of the sewerage .v,t,n,
ana inc auth"nlle, ar" puzzled 10 lind ,ouiiun ~
'"' P"onm' IN" situation Is the following: Tho
S'N'r"s" ana storm water systems wor- h, run I'm
august l-9l. II was the estimate Of Tho .n,,no,.r
-'"'h mat III" entire system could be- luut Tor
F'0f'"o" ana no voluntarily limited hi, commission.
" gross expenditure Of 500 600 som. addition.
!" inc Original system were made, and a year nv, #
WIS "uhd mat the entire amount raised had h.en
'Al"hd"d and that 5000 900 NOR, would no n.ede,
!" compete the work. The dilhcultIr, encountered
nave been 20 great that IT (, announced ,ha, ~,
"""i''hdl $1,000 will b" required making Tho on
ur' cost T'l1ooo, exclusive OF the amount maid =,
'"'ir snare 81 the outlet 10 the Ia>,aic Rivar ~,
h'o"hlh"Id ana Montcair. The law under which tho
ely ~ Orange i operating limits the bonded ,ntsb,st
ness Tor N"Wrrag' purpose, to 10 Per cent on tho a..
''',-"d valuation. rhl, l. now 81 100 ooJ p,L,r,
,u" amount possible" tU raise I'm tni, WAY $40 OoI
VIII b" possible 10 increase the valuation 900 no
or - POWp. but This viii only provide for a port 80
IN" additional funds needed '''' N'
IN" Finance COMMITTEES ~ tho Common c,uucu
.AN appointed lis chairman Geo &C. I.,bbrld,. an
MAYOR Laurence ]. Fcll committee, 20 Iny,,.iroia
'.' ION ana sct whar be- done Tn. r,.n,,rt
"I t"l> subcommittee IS awaited with ill.conr,,lcd
anxiety. ~ III ''''''i'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
ELIZABETH

The Board Of Aldermen for 1903 and o, hold ,,s
hrSt meeting Oh SATURDAY night and organized prcs
dent Ryan announced the standing commune. ..,
the annual appropriation ordinance WAS Introdr,
and Laid over. II viii cost the city oxcI,,si,. -,
the Interest on It's bonded debt Of ~ 500 ono ,,
100000 to the government for ~, ~
President Ryan. In his opening speech. said tb,, thc
ciy was overwhelmed win taxation, and the only
relief for this 10 make companies ar ,,
tionS desiring franchises pay for them nnd sn bci
10 lghten the tax rate. Mayor Rankin l." oo,a"R
Ia this. and In his message said that FIi,,,.,, Pb,I
offer more encouragement 10 enterprises thai ,vond
help 10 build II up and especially electric street rail
ways. '' 'Nce' faAi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
fHOU Us .IT IUE BE.fCUEN
COMFY ISLAND >ND BocKNw>Y rmGoNGED WITT,
rLEASCRE-SEEkEES.

" ID
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The promise OF fine weather yesterday morning had
us erect ana even th" earliest train, to nearby re-
sorts carried many who went Early io .-,una tl,,
crowds which were 10 be- In TN. later ron
Ncldn'''. Vt Fort Hamilton there was the usual
crowd 81 loung'rS on tine grass aud stands, while
al Bath Beach and Knoxville the crowds r,,clad
fair proportions. The gr'nt crowd, Of the day were,
BAY the Island was fairly jammrd. EyrrythInr that
Is IT, hc open hi, season wa, In full blnst ,os,.r
dhy, ana many Of the propnrtors for Ia, FIRST finn,
til, season looked comfortable. The t,lJos an ,,,.
porchrS Of The MOTEL, along Surf-ayr wore c,owd,t
all day ana had II not been for tl,. fr,nkfrr,.r
men, who assumed naughty air later I'm tho dov
many would hay" gon" hungry. III" beaches ,y.r.
throng"h until There wa, scarcely room To uo, ,,on,
The family parties with out>prnad lnn.b,o,. n
Fathers III misii onlio the habr, nurchalutl, clcw
Ing sand ANA the ynunc,lor, digging nitf,u rho
register, Of Ia" Manhattan Beach and or.,,nI ,i.
took on business look saturday ulebt and r,.r
day III" hotels were tllrong'd with eIio1t ',r,en,
WON were many well kn"wn Ncwlork Hrnnklvn
ana Philadelphia people ' "'"'"''"
>Ou.a'a Eand attlactcd Cr0Nds ana fla, ,....t,i.,
was crowded 1" Overlooking both tl,, t,','"',,
and evening concerts. The sonisis ,,..r ,',,
n' "r'h. ana Mr. Sou,d received an uyItIon -. 'i
performance. ''" cit '''"
Yesterday was opening day nj Rockav,, r.,ch
md ~ carly ~ 10 o'clock The train, WY ,,rrd
Win pleasure - 'grIs. ~ RON ~ 'iV VM' !
people were The beach. The crawl ,,"',r
,.d"rly ono. and Tie day passed of wtL", ""n i',
Ic, dcnt or trorllc. '"' 7''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

and ihc applaus" 81 tho little crowd Of visitors on
I'll" pier u" ship gded ont into the river. She
viii touch ~ Bo-ton and give the people there a
chanc" 20 Inspect her Then She will 20 10 Port
lana, Lieutenant P'ary', home. whore She will be
Joined lN III" Lieutenant and his wife. The Falcon
reached her" Thursday afternoon and hn, since l.cn
Nine ~ III" excursion wharf IN brooklyn I'm the
shadow Of tie Rridc". Visitor, were admitted 10 In
poet her ~ - cent, each. and more than - 600
pcopl" aNaiod hcm-oN', 81 The privilege N..t.r
day IN" ship was crowded from carly morning unt,I
The warning whistles hadc every ON. ro ashore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

Yesterday wa, III" twcnty-nfh anniyorsorv n, th
''"rni" 81 M" Rev. Dr. Anthony Schuylor rector -,
"r''" episcopal church. of Orange. y. j.. and # va,
"''r"'u 10y service 81 moro than ordinary in
i'"'t. Ih"r" wa, choral celebration of Tho Uol,,
ninunion at II o'clock. Dr. SCHUYLER preached =,
historical discourse. reviewing III. history NJ th.
parish sine hi, coming into IT, and giving many nor
'"hil reninSccncc, Of H. The church wa, cr,wd.d
ana IN" chanccl va, arii>tically d,yorated with
palm, and flowers. tftcr the sermon Drs n,c,. mn
"reminiscences ''' III !
,"'l'f"Hy afternoon III" new =. Andrews Church
vi unrest. wa opn'd for III" first time. Thi, /,
Quoted by IN" Rev Or. Anthony SCHUYLER o, Graz.
hirch. IN" R"Ns. Alexander Mann Frank H. Rc,zor
"i -. MarEs Church and BENJAMIN Brewster Of thn
'hurch Of the Holy Communion. IN south Orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

. our imperfect total Tor the quarter cndire March
~, l-93 shows an increase Of produciiou nv..r tl
at quarter of l-D: Of nearly GOlO.oOO pounds, .,m.
30 per cent, ana 81 nearly fJ.CUJOlO pnuud. aver
III" quarter ending september 80 I-aO nearly "A
per cent. ~ IN" production of the first ou,rt.r Z
1893 was nearly two and q LIlf limos the production
OF The thru quarter If 1-!i1. ~ '
The production 81 uplItc the first uuarr.r ~
l-'3 j. M iha douOc tiiIt OF III" Il.t 6t,rfr 81
l-'2. while that Of term" plf" + 1000 OGo H.. l,
ing that our MAX" Of III" b'tt"r qualities g. c,.i,,,
While Their" was u~cH i'm. more iorcirn H. =,
american black plat In the first quarter ~ Ia
some :EO.NOO pounds iu tnf.l nf - .,,r -
pounds or u per cent. as compared wItL - IT,
last quarter Of Lao. The Of American hi.,n
mas Increased 30 per cent, ana of foreign LlacE ,in
less than 10 per cent pau"
Remembering that The production 81 fn,, ,,
does not appear In rur report for the first ,,r, ~
1893. the general results If the pr1ducion l., 49, ~
quarter as compared with the llsi quarter ~ In
may be summed mp follow: ~ ''"-
First Production has increased some 20 por ,
Secpnd-iroducuon ~ bright Tin. THO better cr'i
has more than doubled. ' E"l''
Thrd-The use Of american black plate, has iu
crc1scd 30 per cent Of foreign les than - n ~
This Is a showing Of which need moi bn =, t ,'I
" J, no wonder that those who chained n, iin 1,
could he or made In America don't wan, ~,
showing made public '' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
SQUTlfiTX DOGS.

All III" flag In the signal chest and they are MANY
nutt"r"d I'm her rigging during th. dnv and q, She
DEPARTED
h'-m'' Inc Ordinary accessories ~ an Arctic voy
hg". the Falcon carrie, eight burro,. or Mexican
Jackassr>. cote Of tN"nty-,N carrier pigeons and
a iIfs' huihh"r Of E-qnimau dog, When the part,
Hlus HIuS'- VIII h' constructed and these Will l,
drawn 10y the burr0, a. long they survive When
lh'N are exhausted they viii be- Killed and fed n fh.
dogs. HE pigeons are Intended for carving ur....
between III" si"dg"s and the vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
MONMOUTH PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY

The meeting at Monmouth Park will begin oday.
and IL likely 10 continue fory-sX days. The change
10 the long. straight course Monmouth from the
oval cour-e AT she"pshead Bay /, likely to cause
some startling reyersals Of form. The game true
running horse bias chance to do hi, best at Mon
mouth without being crowded pe,tercd.
The card for today promises good sport. rs there
are enough entries 10 furnish interesting contests
Here the entries and the weights:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

Shelley Tutlc 1l3 Hop colt. l13; Johnctta. 10S Nor
ussey, ~; Honest Tom, 90. King Arthur, 90 Mendi.
cant. % CauSnc. %; Mabel t mn, 81 GIStaIt, 90;
Inso'. %; WarIIay, 80 control 90
(On the rule limiting entries TO race to
fifteen. drawn OF the first and five
OF the SIXTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS

ERUNSWICK-Cou Lippc and Baron Bohlcn
Ia ba. n. ~ Germany. CLtRIN DON-Gcnrral DonhoV..
koy and Colonel S"ichrakoT u Russia. FIFTH AVE
NUE. Chri>to phcr L. Nacec. Of Pitt~burc. HOLLAND
Governor y. q. Murphy NJ Arizona. SANof-Baron
Go Marajo. OF Erazil. WALDOET-Sir Ftzroy Maclcan.
u scotland W1NDSOR-Thc Duke and Duchess d"
beaufort Of Austria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
PROTECTION Or TIN-PLiTE.
THE OUTPUT OF AMERICAN VICTORIES i IL
CRTN>ING.
From The American Manufacurcr OF June %.

y
From The American Nanuflcurcr ~ June -.
In our issue Of june Q We called attention {" th'
| fact that The Treasury Department had refused T"
make public the report ~ special Agent Aver, ou t'
prodlotiu of Tin plate in The United state for 10"
/ first quarter II l~33. Tie actual words ~ Acting
| socrctary ~ The Treasury Hanlln were: special
| Agent Ayers report not vet PROMULGATED u g.
low Understood that the report returned to Viz.
Aver. for revision Tie revision desired j. stated 90
l." The omission 81 al tu-plf" made In Oh" I ni'd
STATES In who" production foreign black plat" was
used. r. being understood that TIE Treasury Depart
m"nt iik"1 Tie ground that such plate not
/ American tin plate IN BE view 81 lA" law W."
discussed Obj, point editorial ~ June y. il r.
T. held that iuplf" mad hN foreign black plate,
are BOT American made Tin prto- l"tlu-" foreign
iron J. u.rd 10 not equally good r'I-oniug IA -Hy
HAT til plat mad" ly American mad" black plate.
with foreign ii and palm oil not American p!'f'-
either Tie position /, both technically and logically
absurd. "" shall hlvr NOR" Nv I'm plato
Hereafter, and "a warning To- NV" American un-plt"
maker.
\, tIc Treasury refused 10 give the Information
collected by special Agent Aver. " I'll" American
Manufacturer -'nt iruar letter - each TN plat.
manufacturer IN The United state asking for state
mont 81 their make o TN plate per IA" table
given below. Eich maker requested Civ
The sam" herrc- wor" cont special Agent Ayers
We have received returns from an lhii our work.
Company. Piqul. ohio. Kahn Brothers, New York
and Merchant a Co.. Philadelphia. Penn.
TIE statement Of production J., rs follows:
Production u tin and t,oc plate in the United State
during the quarter ending March 81. 1888:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
TRIAL OF DR.. BRIGGS,
ONLY EXTENDED ACCOUNT IN PRINT.
NOW READY.

The Tribune has published in pamphvst
form, l20 large pages, a report of the
Proceedings of the recent PRESBYTERIAN
General Assembly, in WASHINGTON. oivinn
with especial prominence and fitness the
Trial of Or. Briggs
There is no other extended accom-. NJ
this now famous trial, and of the speeches
OF Gen. McCOOk, DR.. Briggs, and others in
print, nor is there likely to be anv other
The proceedings are reported BY the Rev
John B. Devins, Presbyterian cIeruyman.
VINO caused full stenographic report to
be taken
The pamphlet is illustrated with manv
portraits.
Sent to any address in the United States
Tor 20 cents, postage paid.
The Agent for the sale of this pamuhIat
in Canada is the Rev. Benz. 3. Refer
81 richmond St., Toronto, Canada.
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF

The meeting at shcclshcah Bay furnished enough OF
subjects 10 last the so'-p' Of the turf year From
tho hrt until the meeting there Wa, AWAY,
something u cause IacosOcis u talk. The suDuIb,n
Handicap not the opening day a. IN forn.r
years The Of IA, postpo cement was that the
three Board Of Control Jockey clubs t- sta. could
arrange their dat, TO club the sane
number OF Saturdays. y, compromise the clubs nyt,,
pool their receipts Saturdays. The Coney Island
Jockey Cub did not want TO race which VA, If,
greatest dia~ing card Oh saturday Therefore port.
Ioned IL unt Iu sday. The Suburban preliminary eau cd
deal OF talk, owing to the df,at M ID. u,sbrouck
Lownder AMI rc rler by Kilkenny Then the suburban
caused sensation. John Hunter the President of tn
E'ard OF Control and one Of the Of the Coucy
leland Jockey club. resigned his position a. .tcward on
account OF disagreement with The other stewards Mr.
Hunter Withdrew from the club which he /. g, If
member owing 10 the earnest solicitation, Of hi, friends
he oneudad 10 retain his mbcrohip IN tho club AMI j.
likely 10 icmaln member OF The Board Of Control IL
i sad that letter written 10 Nj. Hunter which
If given D. the pIess would place his resignation in
cineic.t Light before The public. Howeyer Mr.
Hunters dignity did in the least acco,dio, ,
the verdict Of his fricnds.
Lowandcrs victory cast gloom over the general |
public and many shrewd hor-enen Handcaps made m, ,
theory that does into consideration fine NO,
ruled by the Board Of are sure to furnish dim
pointing contests Another fact in regard To han1,
arng ie that good hoise is dangerous IN any hand.
The fact that stake horse aocs wrong in nj
Of the turf should not give Handicapped the right to
throw him into handicap after handicap with a SHOW
fake his back. The extremely rapid changes Of
orm many Of the horses /. enough to drive form,
Layers 10 distraction. At Morris ark cN~use
My horse could not run down hill" At Sllccnhad
Bay the excuse for horses which had Won good race.
It Morris Paik was; MY horse got up and
own the hills Morn, Purk."
The defeat Of ST Ie0nards CHICAGO caused more
ak. The starter was numerically scor.d by turIncn
no said that 81. Leonards should won the race
asy. The Chiraeo affair forgotten in a second
hcn thousands o. iaccsOcrs T. II. Garrison lose
he Realization with 81. Lconards through an exhibition
gigantic stupidity and almost criminal deiceaid Of Tic
rdcrs given by james Il. KecIe. No mater how brill
ntly Garrison may ride future. his riding Of |
Leonards Will always remain blot on hi. record n
jockey ST. Lconards walked a II the splint on h,
tht oreleg panied him, seemed 10 fav,r l.
lightly
When the J. Taylor one Of the owners l.
sport. said: sport has no engagements Monmouth -,
ark and there is about the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

There Is n Difference Wisg,by-I beor t,,, -
nave been getting mp living machine Have Won "'
Bigg,by-No. / have been inNcntinc n 1yiSy"
chine but can't get 1t up worth u ccnt.EIndihii-
apOlis Journal. ~ Ni'uiaIi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
WINNERS At SHFEPSHEAD BAY.

NINNfItN NJ NIITT4r NTIT+fU bNT.
THE AMOUNT OF MONEY CAPTURED by TIL
STABLTS-J. Il. & = p. kFENE LEAD.
The following IS l,i Of winning stables and
amount, won AZ the meeting Of the Concy Island
Jockey Climb ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
WORK OF THE TROTTERS AT FLEETWOOD

ne total amount of raced for AT this noctfn9
WIS G-'i' 100, OF which the club added SI37 O03 so
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OFF TO THE LAND or ICE.
THE FALCON STARTS On HER VOYAGE TO
GREENLAND.
EURROS. BOw-wOWs AND PIGEONS TO GET
ANOTHER TASTE OF SEA LrFE-THE STEAMER
TO VISIT BOSTON ASD PORTLAND.

captain Bartlett promptly al o'clock last even
ing. took his stand the bridge Of the Falcon the
little vessel which + 10 carry Lieutenant Poary and
his party 10 til" Arctic region. tn" line, were
quickly cast Of and amid the blowing Of whistles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
Ann ounccu rs.

Dr. S3niord's Liver inylgoratcr is VEGETABLE
thousands annually-Try 1t. ~ cuf''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
Burned TO DEATH BY FIREWORKS.
4 FOUR-YEAR BOY LOSES HIS LIFE IN HIS
FATHERS STORE

\ FoURYEAROLD BOY LOSES HIS LIFE IN HIS
FATHERS STORE.
Late on saturday night four-y year old Conrad Winkeh
back was burned to death by rewort, In his father
store. nj No. 800 Libcrty-avc. by some unknown
means he set fire To- a package OF gnnpowder. Inc
store was stocked with fireworks, and the fire ran
from bundle to another like lightning. until the
entire stock was exploded. The fire engines were
called. and after difficulty the flames were cN-
tinrui,hcd. ON search the body OF little Conrad
found under III" counter. burned to a crisp
All hi, clothing had been burned off except his shoes
CHURCHES CELEBRATE TIE FOTRTlI OF JULY.
Many ~ tho churches began the celebration Of the
Fourth of July yesterday with special services. Pa
irioIc sermon, We're delivered aud National tunes
were sung. Nearly all the sunday school, held pm
iriotic services. No money will be- expended by the
city I'm concentrating the Fourth. hut Stephenson
Post, g. \. r., will that Il salute Of 100 guns
viii be- fired at sunrise a Fort Greene. Many
veteran corps will assemble Fort Greene and listen
10 Grafton by eX Governor George, Of Kansas
stephenson Post will isar the expenses OF this cole
hraton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
HENRY 4. DANIELS NJ ID

Brummcll CaramcS. Rich. Mellow and D.lic
ON same on each wrapper. Rrummel', M I'll,
and bon. Ons Sold ryWhcro me choeO'"O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

Congress will be called to deal with u
financial condition. which il the only menace to
the cOumtry's welfare and prospcrii.." Pre.i.
dent Cleveland. June ), 1893. in hi, dccIara.
ton that Congress will be called to in extra
session TO repeal the silver BILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

10 VIZ OF HoT.
Disease of the Nervous system, Gcnl,o tlr,n,.- ,,
Inpotency and Steriiity. Hours, 10 l. 20 o'sA"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

II must b" born" In mind that the make Of four c.fa
lishm"ntS l. not included I'm thi- total The. nctunI
make 81 all works In the last two quarters Of I-92 va,
as follows:
Production OF Tin and ternc plate in United States
july ], 1882. 20 December 81. 1892 b, quarters:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

suggestion OF Mr.. bradford that Jockey, be re-
quired To wear number. both arms Will probably
b. adopted hy thr Monmouth management. This
would enable every one I'm the grand stand 10 d..
tpriish the hors, whether they galloped up or down
the track. II l. an excellent idea The dulles Of the
Judge ut Monmouth have not been defined. Al
sheepshcad BAY All that they had to do place
the horses and look for fouls. Every other detail
Of the mana cement vested r the stewards II
Ia, not been publicly announced that there will be
stewards at Monmouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

Production u and plate in the United State
during the quarter ending March 81 1893:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-16

9mr9i9aut. n9ieber Sufell Sci,
Der fam i'd beute 3u Deiner fleinen
Damengeiellidaft ui1t fommen, ba i'd
bic fiirdterlitffen 3abni9mer3en babe.
Dein gteffe.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-16
tsr mor hurdhouS mint ersrbrnee,

@r iuar onrfau8 t1id)t er56rodeu.
n&irtli6, eil @eiit?" iaste er b0b.
nild, ben mir 10 quasi ais 0ersiitune
befommet ?"
rN9, @ott"-l9lud3te fte.
Limb fir ben mir ni9t belonoers au
be5ablen Daben :" maubte er it9 b6f.
lid an Soc.
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