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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
HIS FAITH UNSHAKEN.
LORD DUNRAvEN STILL THINKS VAIL
KYRIE THE BETTER BOAT.

HE SAILED FOR HOME YESTERDAY, AND LEFT
LETTER WITH Nj. KERsEY-THE CUTTER NAY
TRY FOR OTHER CUPS NEXT SPRING.
Lord Dunraven has gone home still unsatisheo
and apparently firm believer as ever III i"e
swiftncss OF the Valkyrie Before ne sahei ".
the Britannia yesterday he handed u II. Ma'''a'ii
Kersey n written statement OF his views regarding
the recent international races. Lord D"'. e"
savs: 1.-The first two races intended to be TO
windward and back, but were In realty reaches
On the first day Valkyrie got ahead Dy nun
On the second day vigant won by q nuke. Inc
first race was void because II could not DE CONF
pleted within the time limit OF six hours anu .ne
second DAYS race was by the Nigiiant. THIS
made n vast difference In our chances OF Wi''hihs
the Gun but afforded no test ~ to the compare
tive merits of the two yachts In the third race
the Valkyrie was fairly beaten: but Nalkyrie was
out of trim and had not enough OF Da'iast III her
In our desire to keep as nearly as possible u MI
S-foot water-line. We sacrificed TOO much' we
need not have done 30, for the Nigiiant was prac-
tically 81 feet on the waterline. We were greatly
nterfered with BY steamers. too. and were not aDe
to sail Valkyrie as We wanted to on that account
still In that race think the NiGant would nave
won any way. though II 1t had not been ior the
things have mentioned the difference In time
would not have been so great.
THE last race was sailed in single-recf breeze,
It il spnnakers had held out The splitting Of
the spnnakers was very unfortunate Tor US. IL
was a very singular accident too Such an acct,
dent seldom happens In fact | heard OF
such an accident happening in England.
las to the total result OF the races. / do not
think the relative merits of the two boats have
been determined. I shall leave the Falkyrie over
here with the intention Of racing her on TINS size
next spring If l make arrangements Tor
matches / think Vahyrie would do well on the
Eastern courses.
Il have been asked II five races out OF seven
would be fairer than three out OF five in inter-
national racing. ] think the best three out OF fve
enough. or course II the rule OF the best fiVe
out Of seven was adopted the element of chance
would be lcssened. but three out OF i've ought
TO give 4 fair test OF the yachts.
'ro refer TO the recent races again. ! think the
majority OF them should be TO windward and back:
Only compiled with that condition and
that was the last one. But nobody was at fsult.
Permit me also TO say that never was overconh-
dent. although | thought Vakyrie had good
chance and think still
Jubilee. Coonia and Xigilant-any one Of them
ai-should come 10 England TO race In fact.
| am anxious that they should do so. l do not
know which would win. but II would be splendid
sport. and II is FOR the sake OF sport that desire
IT,"
Mr.. Kersey said that he thought that Lord Dun
raven would challenge for the cup again In lSso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
GOOD PRICES ~ REAL ESTATE.

WEST SIDE PROPERTY HOLDING ITS oWN-No
Gilt OF NEW HOUSES ON THE MAHKET.
In spite Of the financial depression the West SD"
,ronortv continues TO mold It's own IN value Few
sales have taken place during the last MONTH out
such houses az have been sold bring about the
same price last year at this time Hot~ ,ne
standing the impression that the real 'St,e
ma rket IL being flooded with new houses for sale
they are only in the neighborhood Of one-huharead
nd-twentv -fifth-st.. and between ffty-nlnth am
Ninety-third SITS. Few OF these are three-stpry
houses: indeed there great many less IMAM
usual on the market. - 49,, - 49,.
The number OF restricted building lots on ,n n
West Side is limited. and their value is constantly
ircreasng. for this reason. builders 30 not care ~
put no three-story dwellings but four ana nVe-
story houses which will command prlce NOR
in accord with the value Of the lots. The prop
abilities are that there will be Few, II any thTee-
story houses In the market next spring c,, ma
Houses and apartments on t1e west sue are
rented up closer this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
A MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. 1S.-Threc months ago f.. X. Wal
lace, assistant ticket agent OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company at the Broad-st. station. Pha-
delphia arranged with the management OF the
Philadelphia Hotel for quarters for himself and
bride for the present week Yesterday he reached
the hotel alone. At o'clock this morning his
dead body was found In a bath-tub. His actions
yesterday aroused suspicious Of insanity. and IA
guardian spent the night with him. Taking adj
vantage Of the watchers momentary absence.
Wallace went to the bathroom. where his dead
body was found some hours later. Pictures Of n
young woman found In Wallace's pockets are
supposed to represent the missing woman FOR
Neithcr the photographs nor letters show the
woman's name. and no clew 10 her identity can be
found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
The Worlds Fair!

Take 10 all in all the world Il fair That l.. its indg
mcnts pretty morally just No doubt 1t has formed
many Incorrect conclusions time cariyss VI
Colnmbu. appeared OF the shores sally, Tor q sic
present year OF celeb, alton. but ~ instances Of it,
falrncs, which bc cfd unqu STONED. |, has. after
GONNA gi,cn IT. awari Io,ettrs Stomach
pltt.rs efficacy IN OF malari rhcrmac and kid.
ncy disorder. dysp'Ga vor complaint eonsp patton. rcr-
yousoss and debility. among positive facts without
any doubt" this verdict Aeserv,s rrcmnon, pace The
exp rIencc q generation iustines. and the concurrent
testimony Of hosts Of eminent physicians. bear out IT.
Truth. Give the Bttcrs fair TRIAL and verify IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
CouRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sHDrms ssaHua
'''s"aaT ,sg nse5e Anare",
! 10. " ~ v's S. sai S. s's 49, 81. i5s, 49,
S' su Ise e coSr.specal Tcrm-p,rt neoe TRAY
si $50 % g. g. e. go g. ls s' , '' les H. IS rs H.
l.! Tfsr'f lrf!o'e o"''"
Circuit Coatt-r,r, LIFT r in ,non J-NoS
1872 ss 49, 49, a isSs 'iSs 1888 1851 1919
Circuit Coult-Part I-Befor' Pat'cison J-Cas's from
Circuit Court-rart II-Beore Beach, J.-cascs from
cir.ui. G;Gur,-rars iv-ne'ore Lawrence ''-ca'o'
surrcrates Cour.-Trlal Term Before Fitzgerald. S..
VIII sros ssss :ncsa sr nc,ols Ransom SIS
scs o. JSsn t." E TS, F nsc A. n,D ot wa%
MiIn" 10 i.S sU a '0t cfaSs noc Ellen orSn
Josphne n n,dy STEPHEN ya n,, HG't 10 =, a'h r
Common PIcas-Gencrnl Term Adjourned una, October
Common rleas-special Tcrm-pe'Ore GieserIch. j.
"' Common Pe.-Eauity Tern-Bcor, Bischon, J.-casc
OnGbsrt vs. &C. Gilbert !r';, rerm-p,r, 1r:oro,, p,v
! !g ;$ IFS IS H. ~: III r. is i's 49, H. ss
cer@s; ssp S,.1 rem-ra" Ir-nef0'' nooh''ave'
J Common n''i Wsas"T,l TcrmPot II-Adoupei
er s. e. T 1s iSI ss e'''svs
Ssperic- C"nrt-fnnty Term--pcfo's Dusro. j.
C. Nos. 1885. Ills, li51 1857. isoo 1850.
Suurrio~ Iour'--rria TrrmPa . II-Bns0re Freedman,
Nos iei, 90s 81, 1903, 1884 1901.
s"rrrI'' rrmi lern-rart lII-Before McAdam.
Nos 1912. 1878. - acc
City Court special Term-Ecforc Van wyck. j.
city Court Trial rcrm-Part I-Before Ehrch. c. J..
Nos 1876 637 Gas 1i5. jS OIL sO'. S0s SO. $40
ga as csY 20 0o3. COS. 70l, 100 7oj, 1911, 1912
Ga. 05j Gii. Oas. ~ =, ., >,
Mos A64 SO. oi5 ~. So. sS3. $50 So5, 80
"a 800 col COZ. jas. 50s. GI7. $50 ss'. so,. 1913
WI tl w fonrilra Trrn-rss Mlnefors ri!zsmss: j.
Mr. n56 1872. is3 i2o. o,0 nt3 oJ' 90. 15s. Obj.
civ Cont rial Tcrm-rau IN-D ore NJ Gown. j.
Short causes Nos. isC3 l0s, no, l53. .3GM lii5
Court OF General 'cssons-rurt i for. Narfla" J.
ana Assistant District Attorney Wr"Ss-'os. - a.
inclusive =, ,,,..,,
L. and Assistant District Attorney O'iiare-Nos TO TO-
nr'r-iN. A., c,-,-,
tou.t General scssions-part III ,Beior' Cowln"
snu Assistant Dl.tr.cLAu"mey MacdonnNos. l 10 10.
inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT
Washington. Oct ls.-The following business W

Washington. Oct. l.-The following business
transacted in the Supreme Court to-day:
No. l-Singleon NJ Asherfelt.r, appellant. thu
Territory OF NrNNrNi,O =. law irl {. Wade.
Appeal from The OF the Territory Of
MrNcoDsnl!ssed with casts Authority Of counsel
for appellant molten OF Solicitor,.'f,cri M1Nweii
No 3j9-The United States. appellant. agu. AGolrh
Marin. Appeal from the Court VI C.ans.-Judgucn,
reversed ana candcd 10 be Proceeded according
TO law, per stipulation motion Of solict1r'ienersl
Maxwell for appellant.
80. Ii-wIta,n ". IIlchies ct al. appellants agt.
Charlie, f.. Fhles. Ct a.-Appearmc" NJ Ann lickrs.
cxccuriN q william ". IIcaic>, deceased. a purity
appellant herein. acd and entered mot on OF $
Hnborn for appellants
no ssi-The Belmont Plantin: and Manufacturing
Company. appellant ngt William l.; Scott APPEAL
from Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Eastern District Of LouisllnoDlsmsscd with co'ts
authority of counsel for appellant
No 4l-Charcs T.. Wager appellant. AIT, the iroyi-
dencc WASHINGTON Insurance Company ct al. and No.
S?-Ihe Providence Washington Insurance Company. II
al appellants agt. Henry Morse ct al-Ar4ucd by J. 4.
Ivl,nd for Waeet BY Edw,rl ID. Mccarthy for the IN
company. ct al. and by Spencer Clinton for
Morse. u nj.
40. i2-Thc Corbin Cabinet Lock Company appellant.
ngt the Eagle Lock ComIanv:- Argument begun by
John u. Bartlett for the appellant and continued by
Wlimnrth H. 1hurston for the appellee.
The day call for toEorrow VIII he Nos AZ, ~, a,
sell SO. 1913, GCs. T5s, $50 and 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
TOR THE COMING HORSE SHOW.

THE ENTRIES NOT TO CLOSE UNTIL MONDAY
PRIZE FO1 HACKNEY STALLfoNs.
Progress Is being made by the managers Of the
ninth annual exhibition OF the National Horse
Show Association. to be opened In Madison Square
Garden. November -. Tn, applications FOR entries
are exceptionally large and good. II was for the
convenience OF exhibitors that the date for the
closing Of entries extended from yesterday TO
Monday mkt.
The American Hackley Horse Society has
offered the following prize: challenge cup open
TO the hackney stations taking first prizes In
classes Nos g. q. y. g. a. Is; also, TO stations
having taken first prize In the hackney classes
at any OF the associations previous shows. This
cup must be by the same horse two years In
succession before II becomes the property Of the
owner Of the winner. Tn, cup In the mean time Is
he retained by the American Hackney Horse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
THE BRIGGS CASE TP AGAIN.
1T REApPnlRS BEFORE THE PRESBYTERIAN
SYNOD SITTING At ROCHESTER,

1T REApPniRS BEFORE THE PRESBYTERIAN
SYNOD SITTING At ROCHESTER,
Rochester. y. y. oct. lS.-The Presbyterian Sy-
nod, which organized here last night with 80 dele
gates present by ecc,ing the Rev. James Gardner
Of Albany and Gloversyile. Moderator. mot again
this morning. While the roll was being called two
pamphlets were distributed in the convention.
They were lengthy In their nature and were en-
tilted respectively. The complaint to the synod Of
NewYork against the Presbytery OF New-Vork
for its decision OF the question OF the original
party and "rhe preliminary objection OF Pro-
fcssor Briggs TO the status OF the Committee OF
Prosecution. November 2. isg2. the action OF the
Presbytery OF NewYork thereon: and the COM
plant OF Professor Briggs TO the Synod OF New
York" The former was offered by Professor
Francis Brown. and the latter sent by DR..
Briggs himself The convention promised 20 take
action on the pamphlets later. Neither Professor
Browns nor Dr.. Briggs's representative In
attendance. The officers chosen are all wcll-knOwn
conservatives. and the Briggs discussion VIII be-
frowned down. Resolutions wer. offered COM
mending the work Of the American Tract Society.
The Rev. l.. NJ IiIier delivered the report OF
the Committee on Synodicnl Aid. He CAV. a de-
tailed account OF what had been done IN the last
year In his recommendations. DR. Miller said
work next year Or Miller further recommended
that the Rev. Or J. -. Croker be appointed super
intendcnt , salary Of E.yD year The whole
distr.c: VIII be- in The care OF the on" supcrin-
tendcnt. The presbytcrians OF the distric, were
ordered to report TO the Committee on Synodicai
Clerk Brown read a list of communlca tons that
were TO be acted on By the several committees
The first "A new complaint from DR.
action Of III General Assembly This was referred
to the Judicial Committee. OF which tn" Rev. Or
O'Clock Or Miller declined 10 Fay what the nature
OF the complaint was. SO did Clerk Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Oct. ls.-co.ton firm: mdd!ing,, sasei
low mldling l3-lCc; good ordinary, TIC; net ana
gross receipts. 1920 bales exports TO Great Bit
ain 5sls: sales. IS. all spnners; stock iSoSe ,s..
Norfclk, oct. B.-Cotioa quiet; middllnS, s9-ioe;
low middling 7a.c; good ordinary. l-loc net anu
gross receipts 5,yi bales; exports coastwse' 1871
sales, as: stock. S,02S .,,a,,,c
New-Crleans Oct is--Cotton weak; good miidllng'
sac: middlng s,ac low middllng. 7;sc; good ordi-
ports coastwse. 6,i6s: sales. 1850: stock lIsn.'
Scnli-Week,y Interior Movsment-Receipts ut tnir-
ments. 72si3: stock IHs?7 For the same time last
yeor-Receipts IS 200 bales; shipments Ss.s stocH'
1892 ,,,u OIL.
Savannah. Oct. lS-Cotton quiet; mtddling, S.ci
low mddlIng ne: good ordinary, &c; net ana nn
Sales 2025: stock. l2s.A2S ..', --.+.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
Tile PRESENTATION POSTPONED.

The presentation TO the cruiser New-York OF the
silver service which was paid for by popular sub
scription through 1.-THE New-York Atrald did not
CAPTAIN J. W Philip the commanding officer OF
the ship received "A telegram from James Gordon
Bennett saving that the presentation had been post
poncd until next Wednesday. The telegram gave
no reason the change Of the date. but the sup
position Is that Congressman Amos j. Cummings
chairman of the Committee on Naval Afairs. could
not be present; and as he la 10 make the presenta
ton speech this would interfere with the plans
which had been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
COALING A SLIP AT Sea-.
TIE TASK BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHED.
loaded B,Cs PASSED FROM TIE KEAIsARGE
TO TIE SAN FRANCISCO. go FEET DIS

LOADED BAGS PASSED FROM THE kENhsNh"h
TO THE SAN FRANCISCO. 80 FEET DIS
TANT-NAvAL OFFICERS PLEASED.
For long time the naval authorities of the world
have been anxiously seeking for some methou
whereby warships could take on their coal suppi'
without entering a harbor or anchoring
Yesterday by order Of the Navy Department
a test was made OF a method invented by Cap'h''
p B. Low formerly an officer OF the tnted States
Navy and now a rigger In TINS CITY. Inc "''
consisted Of the transfer of ton OF sahu' put NY
in bags of 200 pounds each, representing tne oo"i
bags used By the Navy. from the hearsarse " 'ne
san Francisco, while the latter Was LOWING 'he io
ner at the rate OF about one knot an hour.
Roth vessels ran down TO near the Sandy Hook
Iightship yesterday morning, and at Z O'CLOCK the
towing hawser was in place; Ihey WerE ~ r ire
apart. On the forward deck OF tn er arected
and firmly dashed to the fore yard. inese r, w.
guide poles for heavy counterpoise weighI iu Oh
poles passed through block and ran down ,ra TO
tho stern deck of the san Francisco on ths t I
haS of sand of 200 pounds weight The only object
of the co,nterpoisc was to keep the trafs"'sS'o"
The starting place. about Level with the foretop
of the Kearsarge was some thi!ySiHT Zee ca
that the travellers and their load ran down Dy
force of gravity switch at the end uI9pied bpd
on the deck whence they were removed ny hi.hd
The bags were raised to their starting place IN d
car travelling an oblique stay which reaeheo 10
The test was thoroughly successful The ten bags
were transferred to the San Francisco IN twenty
minutes. The apparatus worked without men en-
The rate was slow only three tons an hour. put
this speed can easily be doubled # not quadruIp,ru
The officers Of both warships. although not Wiling
- sneak until their official report should be made
were evidently much pleased with the result. ~, t.
i H'e .b vi" Hook for shor: conference. Then the
San Francisco started away for Key west ana ,ie
West Indies while the kearsarge re'urhea ~ ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
GOUNOD. THE COMPOSER, DEAD.
PARALYSIS OF TIE BRAIN THE MAI-ADY
WHICH PROVED FATAL TO HIM.

HIS END p,1NLEss-A STATE FUNERAL POSSIBLE
-rp,nrrE OF THE FRENCH MINISTER
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Mi. 10, 70 The report in Paris yesterday
-, c,od tho great composer. had died from
,ho s,roho Of apoplexy which he suffered on
Monday At his home in st. Cloud was premature
~ Coyrod fingered though In a comatose con-
d,,,on untu this morning. dying panlessly at
s.a5 o'clock He never recovered his faculties after
he was stricken Many Of his relatives ana friends
were at his bedside when ne passc" away
IT, a,-ac, cause OF NJ Gounod's death is certl-
e.d % have been general paralysis OF the brain
AZ poincarre. Minister OF Public instruction. has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
TIE COURTS.

CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany. Oct fs.-Ihesc argued In the Court
Of Appeals to-day
Johanna M~rkorfs and another. aimnistFatriv.
sondcnts act. Charles Lich'c and another. appant-
Francis Higgins. as receiver. rrspoad"nt agt. Nell
O'Donncll and another.
H. Adams and another. executor respondents
agf. stephen Il. Ola and another. executors, ap.
sllants.
The day calendar for tomorrow is: Nos. o. 81, I02.
1cj l0C %, 6s aud 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
THEY TOOK THEfR TINE.

Most OF the customers OF Cowperthwats flirn-
t,ire and carpet establishments have been taking
their time ever since the panic. But Mr. Cowper-
thwaii was generous about II that now these
customers are sending their friends to buy at the
old Chatham Square stores-establishcd for many
years and always enjoying the confidence OF the
public. There seven stores together, No. ly3 to
20J Park Row. and everything to furnish whole
housc Is kept In endless variety. Good goods. low
prices, square dealing every time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
PRECI CTIONS AGAINST DISEASES.
MORE VISITING PHYSICIANS AT HEALTH DE
PARTMENT HOSPITALS.


PARTMENT HOSPITALS.
The Health Board Yesterday appointed Drs. w.
p Northrup OF No 20 East Seventy-nntb-st.; s.
T. Armstrong. OF No. 1870 West Fifty-fourth-st..
and Albert r. Swan. Of No. 81 East Eighteenth
st., visiting physicians at the Health Department
hospitals They will give advice regarding the
treatment at the hospitals, and they also will give
instruction to younger physicians and medical stu
dents regarding the diagnosis of cases OF con-
tagious diseases.
Thomas @. Cowan and George r. Cunningham
the two members of the Health Department.
disnfecting corps charged With assaultng Amelia
Jandorf, a half-witted girl. were dismissed from
the department yesterday.
physician who had be N atte nding rietro At
tanasio an Italian child. at No. li2 Baxter-st, for
two days. yesterday made up his mind that the
boy suffering from smallpox. and he reported
the case at the Bureau of Contagious Diseases
An Inspector arrived after he child had died Two
persons III with smallpox sent TO North
Brother Island yesterday. They Martin
Oeder, forty-seven years Old of No. Sl5 linton
ave- and John Rapussel forty years old. OF No
& Baxter-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
MEETING OF TIE PARK BOARD

The Central Park menigerie closes now at 5
o. M After November Is 1t will close at 40 p. m
The Park Board made this order Is
tonary every year when the days become shorter
A report from the Art Committee favored the
pedestal for the Suno statue OF Columbus to be
placed oppost. the Shakespeare statue on the Mall
John La Fargo, the sculptor. will appear before
The hoard next Wednesday to ask the adoption OF
he hemicycle for the Bryant bust. J. Q. A. Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19

hose ~ the pedestal FOR the Of Roscoe Conk-
linz in Madison square A., ,,
the board granted permission to inc mount
,orL ,oI,co 10 take part in the horse show In
Madison Square Garden next nc nth -.,.
ptis Tor lining the aquarium tanks at Caste
carden With tiles were opened. There were two
hiiders Traital Brothers & CO.. at siVoi %, ahe
Thomas B. Leahy. at Si.2.o There were nc a""iu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
LOsED FOR WANT or LOGS TO SAN

Saranac Lake. ~ y. Oct. 18-Hurd's sawmiIl,
at Upper Lake. the largest In the United States,
has closed down because Of lack OF logs The
ruin Of the village will be complete II Mr. Hurd
cannot obtain more lumber land The daily out
put Of the mill was 100000 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19

telegraphcd his regrets to Nine. .Gounod. adding:
This loss. cruel FOR you ana yours Is not less
for French art. OF which the illustrlous composer
will remain one OF the prrest glories.
It Is possible that here may be State funeral.
II there IL not services will be held at St Cloud.
and the burial will be in the family vault at
lutc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
THE cwD.D coyDaL ~ -EOrB1E.

New-Orleans. Oct ls-The Morgan Line s'ea''e.
FL Mar. Captain Grant. arrived mere $500 ar
from Ncw-York She encountered hu'rio''e ~"
October u at noon, which continued W.. ,n.,
the following day Captain Grant reports ."a.
,,o Snan,sh steamer Ciudsd Condal from Havana
for Ssw.Yo-k. was blown ashore during the hur.
ricane of the 18th. on the bahama sans sccsedsS
h rsr,.incd ,hirysix hours. when she sucSeeb hr
Snc .an,inn She was leaking badly, part Vi 81 -
propeller was gone and her yo rRai undo. her own
q. SCAN and Wished to be reported
The CIudad Condal is the finest vesse' .. ,"s
Spanish Transportation Line she le,' ma"
Tew.york ON October 10. and shoud nave arr.
hara n,,a d,vs later Her noa-arrival did ho'
"rsa,o r,rcn alarm as she was known to be
s,anch vessel, well manned and ohicered' sns
carries a crew OF eighty, all told inciuans s sou
,ssn engineers and mechanics VINO can , eans
mako any ordinary repairs needed oy ue sfsly
There is no doubt tnai sne WI 49,, ~, vet she
ai,hnngh nsrhaps moi Tor severdi Gays 'e" WV
has fourteen passengers on poafu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRiNTIS'O STOCKS
san Francisco. October IS. 1893.

'rlh'IstD, UCTOD'F Is, I~9J,
Yesterday To-day
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-21
SDecimen Cases,

S. H. Clifford. New Castle. Wis. was
troubled with neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. his stomach was ~disordered. his
liver was effected to an alarming degree,
appetite fell away. and he was terribly
reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepard. Harrisburg. ILL.,, had
a running sore on his leg Of eight years
standing. Used three bottles Of Electric
Bltters and seven boxes Of Bucklens'
Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and
well.
John Speaker, Catawba, O.. had five
large fever sores on his leg. doctors said
he wal incurable. One bottle Of Electro
Bitters and one box Of Bucklens' Arnica
Salve cured him entirely. Sold at John
Wright's drug store.