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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

In a great many obituaries at this time OF
the year the following words could appro-
priately appear: Departed this life by the
Ice water route"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

A correspondent asks to kiucw when gloves
came in. Gloves came in when sparring er.
kihitions with the bare fists were forbidaen
by law.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06
|fNCHED,
I'm Tennes

lob in Tennes.
Sept. 3.-Sh
II an organized
ere lynched BY
Tenn, a small
is. The Names
MEL HAWKING
rd Hall, John
and William
e in charge
lardson and A
rrested them !,
barge of arson
landcufed and
their way 70
his. When the
a few
hey were SUI.
e with Win.
nd the negroes
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

Kari's ,IOsS- loot Tea,
he great Blood purifier, give freshness and ciearnes'
nthe Complexion and ours Constipation. Sc.,Oc.,sL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

II there Is anything that worries a man
who wears patent-leather shoes. II IL to
have boothlacks try 10 convince h!I that
be wspts a slime.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

The Boston Globe speaks of "a lady eques-
~tdenne.' A lady eQuestri1nne is a female
woman who takes equestrian exercise ON
horseback.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06
Approprinte.

Tanks-What would you suggest fol
me as a ball costume?
Banks-Fun dress, Of course.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

Thlbet. though nearly half as large as tbs
United States, has only 100000 inhahlt5
ants,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

c.nters. -,
,owIhseat--No ~
: l,4e; DecenSSJ
T-ea6l a-4c. N.Y.
n he ! sec; oc y,
Mo- No, 2 = oats l Ios..j
SO l-4c. Mes, oe
$780,; JasnS,sd
Mp'emDer, Ssll
eptember, With
Eye OW.sn easy; No 3
eady; No. s''..I
. eH ! IT. No. /, ;slsl
q It,. a;-,septenb.l
o. 7,sc; Deem
q est 81; 5.sa54 stsJ
- l-sa54 l-4c; M
hest, 59lSe;; I n.y.
; Csc. On traettI
bic; No. No.s,S
o D 55c; pss
Northern, ssssI
receipts, 400 hosI
yards clear esss,
ria me steers, ss
$. 1918 to sSss,l
$500; good s cor,
TO fair cows, NJ
calves, 50 to =,
10 $3.50; bull,
h"ss Market al
. ;yeS ca Saloc higher
packing, s5a
z lots. ~
larket slow ant
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

"Hanson's Magic Corn Saiwe."
Warranted 70 cure or money refunded. Ask your
for It.. Price 10 cents
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

1t Is estimated that England expends ans
nually $3.50 coo on pictures.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

The man who don't care what others
think Of him Is not worth their care.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

Goes Cough ERIsam
Il The Oldest and best. IL VIII break W n Cold quick
a than anything else. II ls alwasg reliable. Try It
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

ted Through.
tn.
, Is Labor day
ing celebrated
throughout th'
rs carried out
1 in Minneap
ties.
most OF The
ed. and II b
k will be don.
ted after j p
aarances this
G extensively
borately cele
past. Recent
'essed on en-
try the necs
rately as pos
EN- and more
closely execa'
statute laws
employees 70
the federal,
GERS are all
a good e.
lized labor $
lie on this o.
its immense
unorganisd
pate.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

II the Baby Is Cutting Teeth.
BE sure and use that old and well-tried remedy, aias
wISsLow,s SOOTHING SyRUP for Children Teethinx.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06
ese.

governor Of
the night o.
FRS murdered
|ctor Of Gus
led his wife
sued the out
E them. The
ID,
o.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06
MADE LIFE a gURDEM.

MISS g. +. CRAWFORD, of Limestone, Me,
writes: 'For years l suffered monthly from
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06
ksOIl.

ss0n.
has been
the TORPEDO
lace in ne
y-fve miles
j not tale
hlte smooth
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06
[clleA.

ches.
Fire stared
matches In
y dwellings
I Methodist
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

MARRIAGE PAPER Win Loco ..per.oaaI- 40
Lists OF rare books. novelties, etc , nall
svee. CUkkGl'S MOhTHlY, Toledo, Ohit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
DI1NONDS SAD 10 NAVE BEEN STOLEN
An ACCUSED WOMAN DISCHARGED IN one CASE
AND 4 NV CoMMITTEn II ANOTMEE.

An ACCUSED WOMAN DISCHARGED IN one CASE
AND \ MAN COMMITTED IN ANOTHER.
Mrs OTTO Puil!ch. the wife OF well-known rea.
estate broker living No rs West Sixty-seven;A-
st. would like know who has diamond Jewery
worth 500 that she let in caske: on dresser in
her apartments Saturday incoming and that. at
Il o'clock on Saturday forenoon was missing Mrs
Pullch caused the arrest suspicion Of Mrs. Sarah
Dick fifty years old of No. $50 West Thirty-siXth
Mrs Dick Employed on Saturday 10y a
family living IN the same apar'nen'-house as Mrs
The latter said that on SATURDAY. at about 1919
the door Of her private hal softly closed and. slip
ping on wrapper. ran OUT t. inNtsuEate' JUS
when she opened her door. hurried up stairs she
went after her. up one flight and tainted from e\-
When She recovered she found tina, her jewes had
been taken from her ifessns iah.e Snt tres .Se
house. whore she related Che circumstance to Gap
DICK She denied that she krew anything about
Mrs Iuich's diamonds. and nothing 81 a suspicious
SAID that she had been sent On an errand between
the time the diamonds were IN ssed and the arrest
In me Yorkvi!ie Court, YESTERDAY Mrs, Puch
stated the case to Pole justice Meade. Ms, DICK
declared that she not only "a nor iake inc le"eS.
bu she did not even 20 10 Mrs. Pullich 1901 mr.
forward and said that Mrs. DICK had w9rkei for
hts mother for sev .nieen years and n3d aiWSys
breath of suspicion against her Jusrice Meade de,
CaT"i lndt me fNli'llN' "fS iS"i'' WIN - ''''
upon. and discharged Mrs Dick
Mr. Puiiich. leaving Tho courtroom sali - A
reporter that he would consult Superint' nd"nt
Byrnes about the case. h. id not fee. Ike losing
81, without making a strong effort 20 cover L.
Edward Hillgren. aged twenty hrCe OF 40 ~
\intn-ave. "A piano tuner 10y occupation. was com
mlrtei hv Police Justice Meade in the lorhvn.e
Cour; yesterday for further examination on charge
OF grand larceny Hllgren vas formerly IN n IN
poy OF Michael Ryan. jeweiier - 80 ''''s sh,l-
ave II. left there on November J. on NoNrm-
Der = according Mr. Ryan. he returned for some
OF his effects Soon afierwarl Ryan missed diamond
rings pins etc. - the value oi about ~. ne
Dondered over hts loss for .onS TINE. ana may
it occurred to him thai IN the day hn!sren r.
turned he went behind tho case from which th'
Jewels we're missed. lie caused n" young man
arrest on SATURDAY nisn and pawn iick"'s for some
OF the goods were fogni IN HIN. He q limited io
Defective Thompson that h" took the articles. bat
when arraigned he denied H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
4 MODEL TENENENTHCJSE.
PROPOSED EXPERIMENT TO GIVE CHEAP ROOMS
TO THE POOR AND YET GET FAIR RE
-r.RNs on MoNEY INVESTED

,,oe-- ,.,.r,,.c,,,t.,-r To GIVE CHEAP ROOMS
PROPOSED Ia f'i''N'-''' 49, 20 ''-
To THE POOR AND YET GET FAIR RE
.-..,
Turns oN M'Nhl I'M Isl f-'-
~, ~. :, --,-.-.,,.a c,cio,,. G,rofesfanf Tuis-
IHe 'H"' ga i'i''''''' ..- q.
copaD which has recently coinpl"tci a census T."
a large section o, the East side OF this city. In
order 10 obtain the exact sociological condition OF
o'"'' ~ o"''' ' -, A.,,sas md
the people hVihg 'hei' III 'c"''''''' 80 -,
has embodied the resni'S Oh ~
pamphlet form. has received n proposition ''r '"'
construction % model tenement In descrihihs
the particulars Of the plan SUBMITTED i'o''''
Graham the COMPILER o; the "oIN. says
The tenement ln some form Us ncI, 10 shy a'',t
nus. ,,,s,,,. ,,,..,i o,, Win ,i. present price
Of building sites inatorIa. and labor. can i"ne-
rnen,-housos I'm blocks or otherwise b." erected ~
present FOR lower rentals ami return falr buri
No. pcrc.,,agr say per cent %" capital
iny.sfaco NJ arr in formed hy Who
s@,,ls u.itb ,uftnrliv mat such return lis not
500 r,,;. ,In,..~e rL. p.aholy and
G3inrrss in Ioutnn or Guftifr ana Pratt IN Sew
York win be willing TO accept the risk as ihcir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
DE- HENRY Z. BO>WORTH KILLS HIMSELF
NE MAS : wEr1.KNowN DENTIST or THIS CITY
ANp STATEN ISLAND FEARFUL oF
uEcpNfN, INSANE

fND STATEN ISLAND FEAEFi' l. 'F
BECOMING INSANE.
Henry clay iloswor,h. a retirol dentist. living at
No q 81 Paurs-ayc. Tompknsyile. :. l.. shot and
instantly killed himself In ;hr Clubhouse OF his home
noon Yesterday.
Dr Bosworth formerly practisci In this city. He
retired some years ago wealthy man. and since
tneu had lived IN Tompkinsyille He had a VIE
ana four children. All lived with him. After re-
firing h. sicculatod In stocks. and about year
ago lost heavily but not 10 such an extent as to
irnroycrsh him a. he WAS SIN Independently
wealthy Nothing peculiar was noticed In his con
duct 10 Indicate that he was respondent or that
his losses hal IN any way affected him Last
eek he appeared in good spirits. and even within
hall an hour ~ the time 4" shot himself he APP
pcarcd cheerful and Interested In what MAS oc-
curing about him
pr Iosworih and mis- nephew had been AT work
liking the steam pipes IN the house and the doctor
went to a she'd I'm the yard To obtain something
which the, needed The young man waited Tor
some time and his uncle did not return He was
about 10 90 after him when Mrs Kos"orth who
had been attending church services cntrrsri thr
front door The Young man told her no" lohS h'I
husband had been MISSING Mrs h"s"orth Went
20 IA. rear door but her husband was not III ssl';
She called him by name. and as she "ld 50 h'a''
IN. yonne man also heard the shot and ran
through thc houa" 80 the stu" OF LIS aunt ih"y
Wont 10 the outhouse and. on OPENING In" door.
found the doctor ha.f lying and haifsitins on tn"
.,ti with blood lowing from his mouth
~ lis side on ne seat yer" hi@ ials" upp.r
teeth which n" had removed Tn. ilst2I WIN
,bt,, a.. shot himself hay on the hoor. lie Mal
llaeei the nuzzlc in his mouth and hred me
b,ll.t entered the back Of III" mouth ana lodged
-, ,ho h,se ~ the skull \ phy sican vas sum
,,'on"J hnt death hal followed the shot within a
few seconds. go, , ,irrod
memorandum Of a stock transaction such as ~
r,trni sh.d by brokers 10 their customers On th'
80 ~, IN. ain Was written messake. when
rnrid 20 to prove that the doctor feared h. was
Incoming insane and shot himself TO AVOID TINS
fate The message rcai'
Fear dementa. Lost courage NO Diane 10 any
on. 30 T. myself Please forgive me Nay a.. 40
-
This WAS written I'm lead pencil. and furnshel ne
only cline 10 the cause Coroner George Schar'iei
~ ,h.rcc Of the case. Or. Bosworth was Sixty,
n;Dn lars old He had lived on staten Island
lhnuf ten Ncnrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26

The Staten Island police. by direction Of Dis
,ric,- Attorney Thomas W. Fitzgerald nvest-
eating the circumstances Of the death OF Christian
Donlon the mason Of Elm-st.. Port Richmond.
u no was found with rope about his neck by
his wife on Friday night There are some things
about tho case which seem 10 Indicate that death
was not due TO strangulatiOn. on Friday Mrs
n,nlor went 10 Brooklyn to visit friends. and
reached home about II o'clock AT night and found
her husband lying dead between TWO beds. when
,,.r. close together. with rope about his neck
Coroner Whitman viewed the body and gave "A
,ernit for it's removal No autopsy was per-
Sornn.d The funeral set for this morning
and the inquest for this evening. nGsrtaker j.
Silv.y OF Port Richmond. took charge or the BODY
10 preparc IL for burial. and his suspicious were
aroused by the fact that the tongue dId not pro-
,rude there was no dscolOration OF the race, anu
The mark Of the rope about the meek did not APP
pear to be such would be caused Dy strangnia-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
B4ETENDERS OJERR1N The HOTSE
THE WIDOW KELGAR CHARGES THE CARPENTER
MHRIDE WITH PUTTING \ MOST ANNOY
ING ADVERTISEMENT IN \ PAPER

THE WIDOW KELLAR CHARGES THE CARPENTER
MHRIDE WITH PUTTING \ MOST ANNOY
ING ADVERTISEMENT IN \ PAPER.
Mrs Carrie Kellar. aged thir,y-nve. a cookbook
ing widow. living Al ~ lo5l F.rst-ave.. where she
makes a subsistence by dr"ssmakng. in the York
vile Cour; yesterday charged gray-hea1ei old
carpenter sixty years old. ~ No. 1919 First-ave..
with continually annoying her. He had continue
his unpleasant conluc, for some time. but culmln-
ateI MS performlnces on Friday on the latter date
there appeared in = morning newspaper an adver-
t.someni follows:
BARTENDER Wanted Central Hotel. must under
stand his business; no lusher neei Apply >, "
Harmscn:lger, ll6l Frst-ave call between 10 ana g.
Between the hours designated. Mrs Kelar said,
her house beseged and literally overrun by
mon of AL kinds and conditions. When she would
explain that she not the advertiser they would
point 70 the paper and Insist upon entering and
finding the person who wanted barkeeper As
Mrs KellaS occupies the entire house. she knew
that no bartender wanted there. Finally.
CHANGING 10 look across the street. she said she
saw the carpenter. whose nam j. William 5. Nc
Bride. literally In paroxysms Of delight al her dis
comhture. He woul. clap his hands. dance and
laugh in gle as each new applicant mounted her
s,eps
Evidently Mcbride anticipated that she would
take action for the day late in the afternoon.
ne tucked a paper beneath her door on which was
written:
VIII YOU please BE- kind enough 10 explain why a
warrant is ont for me- | never an you any harm.
and would Ike 10 know the reason Of this.
MBRIDE.
This was a suggestion % Mrs. Kel,ar. and she
came at once 70 the Yorkv.lle Cour, and procured
warrant. Among the letters she received from
her annOyPr one that vas tossed In at her win
dow Thursday, in which the writer. who printed
his communications upon one Of McBrides bill,
heads requested her to senl her little Jennie aged
nine. to the corner OF Fifty-nin;h-sr that after
noon WIKI baske, ana he would give her some
pretty huililng blocks This letter concludes:
I'm mad enough "a YOU Ia XIII YOU.
On saturday Mrs kellar received another letter:
# she did not At once apologize to Mcbride.
Mcbride denied emph .,icaly that he had ever
annoyed the complainant or written her any letter
of any kind. As To the advertisement FOR a bar
tender he said he had found the man who in
serted Ii. that IL a mistake giving Mrs. ke-
lars address. and was not intended - annoy her
Justice Meade continue the hearing until Friday
and released Mcbride on MS own rccOgnlZance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
"pAySY blossom" BUTLER MISSING.

Cedar Rapids. Iowa, Nov 25.-Water II. Butler.
who has been principal Of the Normal College At
Oelwein for some time. bought a ticket for the
afternoon train south last Thursday. and since
tina, time ne has not been seen or heard Of His
wife and son. who live at West Union. are at .
loss to account for his disappearance. Mr.. Butler
was formerly editor OF OF the leading news
papers OF Fayette County. and four years ago ran
on the Democratic ticket for Congress in the Nth
District and elected lie became noted in Con-
gress by the Introduction OF resolution TO make
the pansy the National flower. since which time
ne has been known as "Pdnsy Blossom Butler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
U1NUS orr THE PJBLIC NCHODLN.
up MACARTHUR SAYS THE AMERICAS PEOPLE
WILL TOLERATE 80 INTERFERENCE
WITH THE SYSTEM


ri, p.v by Robert Stuart Macarthur preached
To-. righ, in the calvary Baptist Church on 'our
t,,hlic schools" He took for his text tcc'slas''s
rhan,er XII! verse 9-"And moreover because inc
,reacbcr vas wise. ~ still taught the peop'e hh'"'-
',ge. yea ne gave good heed and sought OUT ana
80, in order many proverbs" Dr. Macarthur SAM
In part: .... no,
Alexander III. the late car Of Russia, Was noi
man drslrous Of ruling. but ON the dcath OF NJ
eder brother he prepared hlseiI IoI ~, ~, l,n,are
a.. MAJ was {, b. MS lot by studying thr Ihhb"'5
.,d f,arature Of the various nations OF EUROPE III
Enplaud the sons OF British nob"men tIa.h 'H H
Nv. Ia succeed their fathers as The h"dis oI .aiI
dos holding "A great responsibility TO ther "1i,
thejr Queen, and their country In Amsf'ta a rh
po1riv f. exercise this erc4nty. The possession
~ the ballot brings great Iesp3n,siDg and cIti
zcnship is privilege ana glory hyfr{ p ~xcr
School should educate ta youth to the Tien n,nn
,r1indices and religious bgorics and bl'nl al .'G
nationality Tne guSs scn1oi pa 9nf hefr
is 90 more powerful Influence today, for "1al pi
woe than our puc s.hCo he Ia e n al the grand
est possibilities OF our RepuDic. nose W." a.
@ re The foes Of public schools. The IalthIu.
teachers in our public schools deserve our con-
suPp'I ,@acbcrs is exceptionally difficult IN Ncw-
Syrk According 20 the census returns or lS" ms
CIV contained 63sUr foregn-Dorn !nhaptahlS' ~
school teachers have no such dhhcuitE ~ '''''' 80
,hia heterogeneous city OF ours. ,,,. .,o,s
~ roifclans who wish 10 use the pubic schoo.s
., he,inr their fortunes or those OF their pai,y
he foes Of the system; tnfortnnaely snoh pom, r
~ inaGcGuatc buildings improperly yentila!,gu.
pJo,,SS 9\nother thing il sectarianisrn The pubic
,hools should be free from any Snch ia' sba a of
.av. Gentlemen, hands OH me puD'I. s.' 'I's ~
ESw-Yofh and America me gfed, p, , aPd m.
ruth regarding purity noIesiy mora hnS,s al" he the
'oioen "a girls either Roma mist Protestant lie
brew or Gentle chrstian or Hea chIcb 10 control
~. Education OF its children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
4 BATTLE WITH WINCHESTER RIFLES.

Weston Ark. Nov 95-Marshal Snowden and
Frank Brown were fatally sAct and James Brown.
!. 4. knight and Charles Kitchens ha ily wounded
in a fight here Friday The men. it seems. had
a cru !gc against Marshal Snowden. When mtoN!-
Gated they M; him alone. a battle with W!nches-
tiers following with he above result. y YET james
Brown. Kitchens and Knight have not been taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
OLD SEVENTH STREET CHt Ken AHNI'N""'"i

The old Seventh street Methodist Eps'op'i
Church. near Thrd-ave c"Iepra''u ''S iV''" anu"
,..,sarv YESTERDAY The late Peter Cooper was one
=, ,,s c,,dav-school superintendents, and the first
.r,,ce vas held In church which stood about
mile outside the then city limits occupying the
,re.ent site Of Cooper Union. The church where
". sarvlres we're held Yesterday is the third struc;
,.' 'rc,,,,,d Inv m. congregation. \ large congrc-
cation was present 10 take part IN ,he ceeoTatioh
So ha,rd the Rev William O. Taylor. founder OF
~. mission at sydney. Australia. preach upon
MISSIONARY work after which the pastor, the KEY
H. C,nnders gave "A brief historical address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
N. = W. / C. G.. Flatbush. Harry II Maddox As
'ury iark. }. = johnson. Minneapolis MINI

~. G. W. + C. G.. Flabush. Harry H. Maddox As
bury Park J. : Johnson Minneapolis MINI
OAe-mnc scratch protest. nab Aiier, uoerar y G.
G'wark, Jay Eaton. +. g.. Elizabeth. y j.. g. T. Appel.
X \ g, RfouklNn. 4 :. Mei<-ll I.rwshuig Penn sid
ney l. smith. Beimore; g. W. Ashinger. 4 l Gunner
man Freehold y. j.. H. g. Whr. .ei East Orange y j.
y T. CROOKS buffalo Alexander Yer Heyc1 Frank UT
9n-Man Germany; 4 c. Edwards. London. England:
uir colombo F,'renc-. Italy. Adricn Query. Paris
France: Lucien Lesna Switzerland: Frank Albert T. j.
;erio. Manhattan club. Boston. G. T. Kugo Rockaway
Beach.
Five mile scratch TiofessonaD- Albert Hosuer y. &.
Newark. y. !. John G. Gilon y e.. Newark. y. J..
iauEhlin 'Ste"rn e.. Columbia; Pom. e. J. 4.
G. ". Ashiuger. y \. Zmm,rrann. Freehold. y J.
u G. Wheeler East Orange. y. J.. \. r. 'ruok' Euf-
falp Alexander Ner Heyen Frankfort thea Main CIR
many: \. g. Eiw9rts London. Eng. Lung c'onlb. J..
Florence Italy. Adrirn Guc'rN Paris Frame. Luc 81
lesna. SWITZERLAND. Frank Albert. t. !. Her,0. Man.
G.. Boston q Gorge H. Van EmhufEh. Arlington y }.
G. l. Kiuge. RockaWay Beach. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.


contests Tuesday:
,5 sr n2 c Mss AG;oTs rln em Us 5oSs;
H@FSF Rblr, & W ao h9oAyn W. e'iss cape
" Arthur T Aien. brooklyn. Alexander r. Marin.
SnSinsham II '' FSr 'uT w C. 'l s6PeT Z W.
Eivafd Rosenheimer. Dagniless r. c. a. A sch,ltTr'
'y s Io9n H..1 Yoq NJ. MGP,osir M c y.,
3 John R W .n Tr4 Tgs w ,;.5,,s tt
ISy?s R w Elvia Perkins, RIVERSIDE 81 RoSs,
: u'i pominic9 ronsct "l hooAly' ?N e HssS g.
,.S, Ne asn n@e T,SS % 2ss'R q[asq s@y
;ly A G wv w e nl hsfa & T ,. a KID se
4pn. y y W. g Kely. N,,Y v J F. Raehier.
Frsie5ick Cru'chley. Lais%e'ie ": ". i. hae. rive
cy: Toney. Girne: c II. C1arkson. y. Y. W. + i,
Low. WhseIme EN- ''''' '''D " ''''''''
o a ds 'fT",ga Glas 5y AGsoFs: qaf R;.
w. L..~ry w. Easi lo' 5sway J. l. Penqe,sss, c,n
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