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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

r OSr-On June IL small gold Swiss
IL watch Mt the r.. W. & Is, r. Il. station
or on French street. A suitable reward
will be paid for Its return to 1903 West
street. 1l--3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
Groceries Are Cheap
EVERYWHERE.

That is. every grocer Is COM
PEELED TO charge about the same
price for the same goods. We
cannot sell good standard
goods cheaper than other frat
class grocers, but we can olTer
you an attractive stock OF eat
ables and drinkab' es. Our stock
is new fresh and inviting. Our
store is new and our service
such that we hope to serve
you at your convenience with
some OF our goods. We make
speciality of fine flavor TEA
at SOC. and COO. per pound.
which requires considerable
watchfulness to secure In the
New York market. Try our
TEA and 32-CENr COFFEE. -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

EkELS Fs3 EETERzEeE.
The following are fow of the many that have
been entirely cured Of Rupture by DR. ]. q,
JACOB e5s Z. schant, $50 North Broad st., phIa.
q. O. sheesly, sheelton, Dauphin Co., Pa.
r. B. Rossiter, Phoenixyilie, IA. ------" :;
John II schesrcr yellow Eousep o. ,gerksco. "A
A. 8, Kieingema, LiInekiln p. o. 3etks Co., Pa
3. Jones Philips, Kennel square. IA.
A. A. Goldewonthy, Centrelia. Col Co. EasA
G. Heritage, Mulica Hill, Nd
.. e. Hess, Rockhill, Pa. - ....."
e. M Small, Mount Alto. PAY
L. III H. Run KnnEei Isl Liadsn H s., Ailentown.r
Geo. W. Watt, Eorristowp, Pa.
g. T. Benny. 604 8. 10th St., Phila.E
Rev. g. II. shermer. sunbnry Pa. f.,
r. L,yiRo5s wG ,ath " r. y
Israel sandt' Main Ct, South EastoS. Pa
Z. ?. Deturk, Jr., 0ley, BeyEs Co., Pa.
T. Genseheimer, Clayton, NJ
2. X. Danenhow err li09 Columbia Ave-, Pc
o. O. Piper, 1855 Fesrl St, Reading, Pa. :
u sFaw. %inons IyenGs. ". Of Morris stEsss
WI. Dix. 1875 Monirore st., Phila. i.
Thomas b. Hartuns, New Maggold, PEI
{. LeSkel. 22si Reese e.; 5, Ph nla,,,,
r. @. Stanley, A2i Spruce st.. Lebanon, Pa
A. Schneider, locust Dale Pa.
p B. Hol HP p;l,So p q as BsrS Is Co. Pa
Vim. E. Harte ustine, Phoenixville, Pa.
YIN tlebech s2a Tashinstea ST. Reading e
e 2aa s sn aFns ~ nEwssS g.
9. Burfhard, 4ss Locust ST., Reading, Pa Is
&, Q. Keehn, Dopgissyille, Rsrks Co, Pa. =
Henry I. Row. Io!!stcyh' "a.
Vim. J. :5ib;s hsGs, SO Taylor St, Camden, MAS
Alfred Haley, Phillipsburg, N. ].
Msgils q en- L9cs Chester Go; Pa phiis,!
John shupe, Telford p. O., -ssongt. Co, IA. ~
VIM. Eth ger, Leesport, Pn; ,,. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14
GORDON HEIGHTS
PARK
WILL BE OPENED
Saturday,, June Is

These new anu delightful pleasure
grounds ON tho Delaware river. B miles
public on SATURDAY. JUNE l6 and
may be reached by the celebrated Steam
ers City OF Chester aud Brandywine. leav-
ing 18th street wharf at convenient hours.
II See new Timetable
| The amusements will consist nf a Men,
Iaserie, Merry-tio-Kouud. Pavilion for
Music and Dancing, swings, base Ball
Sport. Fishing. Sailing. Grabbing, boat-
ling. etc.
| No LOU ORs will be sold on the boats
or grounds.
| A FtRST.CLASS RESTAURANT with
Refreshments at popular prices Will be a
special feature OF this summer resort. GO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

cHERIFF'S sAl.E-BY VIRTUE OF a
- writ Of Levari Facias to me de
rrcted will lie exposed to public sale.
nj the Court llousr. on Market street
between TeLth and Eltvcath streets. In
the city Of " Emingtou, New Castle
county, Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

DUILDlNu DRlCk-An graiea III ahy
ID QuaattGy. JOHN NJ. SuliuhOS.
Office, No. West rairi sEssss.
Phones lib and 201,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

M oNEY IDANED-s2oO to $4,000 on
WI either personal or real estate Sc
ourlty. Loans made from one to seven
years to suit borrower. Money loaned
10 pay on existing mortgages to enter
mercantile or other business. or In fact
for Any purpose that money may DO de-
sired. Full Information may BIO had
upon applicat on 10 the Central Trust
Company. of Pennsylvania, 1880 Arch ST.,
philadelphia. Pcnna. or if you prefer n
Representative will call upon you.
Authorized capItRl 500 900, mS-2Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-14

The rush still continues for those 40,
cent caramels for 20 cents at Hollis'a
I227 Market street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
sUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
Confederation of 1t Occupies the Day in
the House,

Confederation of 1t Occupies the Day In
the House.
WASHINGTON. March l6.-The house this
morning went into committee Of the whole
on the sundry civil bill. The pending
amendment was that Of Mr.. Enlos. of
Tennessee. authorizing an investigation Of
the coast and Reodetis survey. TO determine
the sdyisabilitJ Of the transfer Of this
bureau TO the navy department. Mr..
OuthwAite. of Ohio. defended the bureau.
the importance OF ia work and the EN-
cisnov OF the service. An amendment BY
Mr.. Loud. of California, directing the
superintendent OF the coast and Geodetic
survey TO survey san Francisco harOoF aud
app caches, was adopted.
After debate on minor amsndmsnts Mr..
Hartman, republican. of Montana, raised q
question Gs to some statsmsnts made by
Mr.. Holman few days ago. with reference
30 the alleged endorsement given by the
commissioners of ths general land Office
amsndmsnt adopted with references 10 the
timber act OF 1891. He denisd that 10 had
received such endorsement. Both the com
missioner OF she land offoe and the ssofe-
taTy Of the interior repudiated 10. Mf. Ne
Creary, republican, Of Ainnesots, and Mr..
Wilson. republican. Of Washington. gave
notice that they would ask . separate vote
on ID when she bill was reported 20 the
houae.
10 the paragraphs appfopriatinG $3.50. 900
for expenditure by the Missouri river COM
mission. Mr.. BTodsriek, OF ksusAs. offered
an amendment setting aside SO. 600 OF the
appropriation 90 strengthen and improve
abe banks al Atohison and Lssvsnworth
Afr. Mercer, OF Nebfaska. Offered a sabsti-
tuts for the amendment. being 10 set aside
2l5o. 900 of the appropriation fer the Mis-
sour river. providing that 10 should be
used for construction and repair between
the mouth Of the liver aud sioux City.
An amendment, vas agreed 90. limiting
90 Sl21OOO ths expenditu ss OF the eoast
aud esodetlc survey. NJ. Wilson. rspubli-
can of Washington. made q vigorous
speech on the discrimination against ths
weste n coast IN the matter Of river aud
harbor improvements His people we're
weak and poweTlsss now. but he warned
tho house the time would come when thsy
would bs strong aud powerful. Mr.. Cogs-
we'll OF Massaohusetts. oharactsrized A.
wilson's remarks - unjust lie pointe 1
out the fact that from 1885 20 ls93 OF tbs
81 5oO.OO Appropriated foo public lands ia
iwentY-ux states Warrington had OBJ
tanned {2J0000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

kEw YORK, March 16.-A dispatch from
Chicago says 10 is reported in Kansas City
that Judge Caldwell has instructed the
Santa Fs railroad receivers 70 hurry the re-
osivsrshlp 10 an end without delay, because
Of alleged schemes which, he says, he will
NOT prostitute his court TO carry out Re
ceivers Reinhart and McCook are NOT ia
New York, but an official Of the road. who
wishes his name withheld, said he believed
the report untrue.
III" said be. Judge Caldwell had given
such instructions to the receivers, he would
have done so Ia the form Of a public order
10 be placsd on hls by his clerk. l know
OF no schemes on the part of ths receivers,
alleged OF otherwise. The report evidently
emanstsd from some one opposed to the
rscsiVsrshlp."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
NO GAMBLE THIS TINE.
Jacob Darby Gets n $500 Verdict AEains,
Ralph Wells.

Jacob Darby Gets n $500 Verdict Against
Ralph Wells.
The case Of Jacob DARBY versus Ralph
Wsllss has bssa on trial in Judge Hunt
department Of the district court for two
days Yesterday the jury found a verdict
for Darby and gave him $500 The suit
Was for damages for malicious persecution.
Wells began an action before . justice OF
the peace for possession Of ssms hay Aad
gave bond for the value OF the property
Ihe constable took nominal possession and
turned 10 over oonstruetivsly TO Wells. The
lattOr went bsf0rs smother justice Of the
peace. said that Darby Was using the hay.
got another Judgment for possession. on
which the hay was seized. Darby brought
suit against Wells for damages for the in
stigation of the various proceedings. Ths
ease was tried once before in Judge Hunts
court aud atby ROt verdict for flb9. A
new trial vas granted on ths ground tha,
the Jury had arrived at the anount Of their
verdict by throwing In their estimates Of
ths damsRss and strikiBg an average. The
jury yesterday avoided doing anything of
the Kind.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES

Nrw YoRK, March ia million in gold
has been taken for shipment tomorrow.
81. LOWS, March l6-Hunicks BrOs..
wholesale pants. failed; liabilities $l7aO0O.
assets $4,000
BrEits. Mach IL. The reiehstaa pasted
th- Rnsso- German commercial treaty By a
large majority.
RocKroRD H.. March l6-John Hart was
hanged here this morning for the mur ler
Of his two sisters
WASHINGTON. March i6-1hs cash bal
anee Ia the treasury at the close OF busi-
ness to-dav Was SlS6, SSS. 2i2, and the net
gold. Sl07. 27s 9t5.
OMAN, March lG-firs broke out this
aftsrn0on m the four-story warehouse OF
Mullln a McLain. a. Eighth and HoWari
streets. and destroyed the building. Loss
500 200.
DFrRo1r. March l6.-Dan OLeary. the
old ume pedestrian. issued a challenge 20
Eiward Pavson Weston and Henry
Sehmshl. also old timers, for aix-day heel
and toe Walk.
hUsKEooN. Mict.. March Is. - After a
nerce nght early this morning Charles
Miehey. Of saginaw. knocksd out L.
Blanche. ths Marine. IN the hth round
With swing ON the iGw. La Blanche
claims that ho injured his hand in tae
thuTd round.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
The Crsstian o!uB.
To The independent

To The Independent
This mornings INDEPENDENT contained
an Article signed by four OF nv countrymsn
stating that / boastsd of carrying the
votes Of the CroAtians OF this city In my
vest pocket" This statement is without
truth. While / speak the English Language
and keep posted generally regarding Dolit-
icai affairs. many Of my people consult me
ns 70 wkom they should vote for; hence the
reason for belief that control the votes Of
those who consult me. / have never
claimed or insinuatsd that / controlled any
other vote than my own. The persons who
pabliShsd the card in this mornings papeF
and added &C oAtian club" after their
names did so without any authority from
said olub or any other club. or the four
who signed the article only two are citizsns
Of the United States, one is q boY snd the
other an alien. PAU REA.
Ihs undersigned members of the Croa-
tian Club TESTIFY that the above statement
IL true; JOhAn Petrio. Nick Sokolic. Raj
mond Nelaeic. Jozsf Rss. Josef Dsrssik,
Matt Socolish. Martin Piskul.e. Martin
kTiskovic. Matt p. 9. Marshall. Nick Rea,
Thomas Isaac. Frank Piskolie. aud q few
dozen Others
Helena. March 16.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
A GROTEsQUE FAILURE.
The "Iadustriai Army" Scattered by IN
OnsF Of Work.

me "AnouaiFiAA army FfAAteEeN " ~
OneF Of Work.
Los AN0EIEs. Cal. March iG-Oen. ffJ'a
army Of unemployed. organized 10 march
10 Washington. is a arotesqus failure.
The city council. board Of supervisors, and
officers Of the associated charities met this
morning and decided TO relieve all mefitor-
ious ossss OF dsstitution. bat 20 rsooanizs
no organization Of unsm ploJ ed 900 vas
subscribed for immediate use work 10 be
supplied on the streets. and the vaRrAnt
law 10 be enforced. The army. numbering
about 800. learning the result OF the
meeting. abandoned their barracks and
marched out OF tho oity. apparently begin
ming the great march. They had no organ
izntion and no leadership. Their leaders
are said 90 have looted the treasury. and
the main BODY 10 without funds or ratiOns
A large ma ioritY are without blankets.
Before they resohsd Alhambra, i've miles
distant. many dropped out and retrsated TO
the railroads in the hope OF catching trains.
Deputy shsrihs and oonstsbles along the
line OF march hAvs been noiihsd and will
arrest the vaRrant mem bers Of the dispersed
army as fast as opportunity Offers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
ARMY REORGANIZATION.
Important Changes PROPOSED In the Army
Appropriation niiI.

Important Changes PROPOSED In the Army
Appropriation hiii.
WAsHN0TON. March l6.-Ths army ap-
propriation bill was oompisted by the
house COMMITTEES on military Affairs to-day.
IL appropriates a total Of s23.677.OO0. The
appropriation last year was $24 2O8. 600
Aside from the reduction the bill makes
important changes In the Organization
Of the army. The commanding ofhoeT noW
Gen. hohOnsld, is made . brsvet lieutenant
general. The major generals. new num-
berinR three. are 90 be reduced 20 ave.
one OF whom shall be com
mHndeT of the army with the brevet
Of lieutenant general. Other important
changes Effected are ss follows: The Law Ia
repealed which puts general servios clerks
and messengers on the retired list The
medical corps 10 reduced generally. snd no
new appointments are to be made until the
total 10 down to ninety. This ia thiTty-hVs
below the present force.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
PERSONAL.
c. L. Conrad is down from Kalispell.
Uncle Sam has returned from Chicago.

c. +. Conrad 10 down from Kalispell.
Uncle Sam has returned from Chicago.
George W. Irwin and Lee Mantle, OF
Butte. are registered al The Helena.
Dr. &. p. Mussigbrod. OF the Warm
Springs insane asylum. is IN the city.
Henry Nogsl. the contractor. leaves 90.
dar for Dseatur, H., and will be gone
sbout tvo weeks.
william Dinges has returned from q "trip
10 California and Asnieo much improved
in health. lie stayed three months In
heIico.
hrs. W. NJ. YouuR and little daughter.
Bessie. leave this morning for san Fran
cisco. whete they will meet Mr.. Ysuna sad
visi, the hiduiatsr fair and coast points.
Gov. Richards. ssoTstarV Of State hot
vita aad Attorney General Haskell, Who
With others fron Helsna attended the open
ing Of The reform sohool. have returned
from Miles City.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

look upon. but when the detective force OF
sduoatsd taste ana healthy digestion.
coupled with good judgment in buying
groceries. is set 30 work upon II, she CON
osalsd fraud OF the ohesp John grocer will
surely be dstscted. IL is in view OF the
constant presence in our midst Of these
kumbuR advertisers of ''bafesins" that the
wise and honest grocer 10 extremely careful
as TO the brands Of goods be handles and
recommends TO hia customers. Messrs.
Bach. Corr a Co. are selling cat their re-
tail stock and will soon discontinue that
branch of their business. The n;m gives
special attention 90 mail orders.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

wAsHEoros, March lG.-senstoFs repre-
ssnting both the democratic sad rspabli-
can side of the committee on finance. eI-
pressed the opinion at the close OF the com
mittee meeting that She tarin bill would be
reported TO tho senate on Tuesday. They
stated, however. that no agreement had
been entered into. The entire time of the
meeting, which continued from 10 O'Clock
Til three this afternoon, vas devoted 20
that portion relating to the methods OF
collecting revenue In both the tariff aud
internal revenue parts Of the hill. Ihe
work has been practically completed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
rERRIroRIAL ADMISSION.

statehood for Utah aud Arizona Considered
BY the Senate COMMITTEES.
WASHINGTON. March l6.-hill has Joined
forces with the western senators urging an
early consideration in COMMITTEES OF the
territorial admission bills. lie brought ths
question no ~ the last meeting Of the sen
a,s oommittse on territories. and said that
90 considerable time had elapsed since the
tah nnd Arizona bills had passed the
houss. aud as there seemed 90 be no obieo-
tion 10 the admission OF Utah on account
sf ths lack OF population OF wealth. OF for
any other iegitimate cause. he thcught the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

WAsHNGroN. March l6.-The silver
seiRnioraRs bill. which passed the senate
yesterday. will not 90 TO the president un-
tl Monday. The senate not being In see.
sion to-day the vice president cannot sign
10 until that body meets again Monday. 10
was. however, presented TO Speaker CfiGp
to-day aud received his signature.
Representative Bland called on the presi-
dent to-day and urged him 20 sign the sil.
yer seiRRiof age bill. The president ooaf-
teously listened 90 BANDS arguments, but
did not com nlit himself
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
Oregon Popuiists.

OREGos CRY Gre, March 16.-At the
state convention OF populists last night the
following nominations were made; Cover
nor. Nathan Pierce; secretary of state. Ira
Wakefield; state treasurer. X. Caldwell;
superintendent Of public instruction. 4. G.
Jory; attornsv-Rsnsrhl. NJ. l. Oimstead;
state Printer. George NJ. Orion. Congress
msn-First district Chas. Millerj second
district. Joseph WALDORF.
The sentiment against fusion with the
democrats is strong. and since a full ticket
has been nominated the probability 10 there
will be no fusion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
= SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH II. 1904
u,ah bill should at any rate be taken up By

Utah bill should At any rate be taken up By
the oommittse.
Faulkner. chairmsn. replied. TsitsfatinR
his desire 90 have Utah admitted, saying
in due ooufss. but that a. the tariff bill vas
90 Be soon reported 10 the senate. and
would, when once under discussion IN the
senate, necessarily consume almost ali the
time Of that body. thsfs wss nothing 20 30
gained By haste in oonsidsfinR the bill 10
COMMITTEES and reporting ID.
Hill 10 chairman Of the sub-committoe on
Arizona and has not yet called the sub
COMMITTEES together 10 consider the Arizona
bill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
Death His only Recourse.

sAIr LAKE March ia strange case Of
suicide occurred st she White House. IN
this city. early this morning. A man regis
tering a. DT. Chas. II. BainbFidgs. of
Ohio, arrived last night. lie failed % re
spend 60 q call this morning and waa
found on the bed. oold and lifslesa He
had left . letter 90 d.. HuRhsG OF this
city, stating that he was without money,
and unable 20 beg or steal. and death vas
the only way open.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

for PTsndsrgas,. the assassin OF Mayor
Harrison. of Chicago. made application
40 the supreme court thIs morninG for a
supercedsaa % stay the sentences OF death
against their client psndinE an Applioa-
ton fOT . nsw trial, alleging numerous
errofa in the trial.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
The De. Noise. silver Conferences.

DEs NoNEs, March l6-ArTAnRsmsnta
are being made for the intsTstats eonven-
tion Of silver delegates here on the 2laa
inst. Ex-Gov. ST. John aud Gsv. Llewell-
ing. OF Kansas. and Gov. Waite. Of Color
ado. expect 10 deliver addresses. Already
delegates from Montana, Nevada. Color
ado, Kansas and Missouri have secured
accommodations. Many delegates are ex-
pseted from the south.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

CRIPPLK CREFK. March III a. n.-suTsr-
intsndsAt Trsvsrfow. OF the Victor nains Al
Altman. hes Just arrived here with the news
thAt the Niotor miners have been driven oR
BY . large force OF armed msn. FOur dep
uty sheSids - that place were taken In
charge by the rioters. One Was shot, 10 s
not known how seriously. Troop A,
mounted. are coming 10 camp as rapidly a.
poaafble
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

For 10 May snlightsn you. Every citizen
Of Helena should see aha, the four made
IN this city hy the Helena Roller mills 10
the Hour ufeu IA their homes Arahella (for
bread aud White Lily (ior paslrs). Take
no aubstltutss.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17
THE CLEARING HOUSE.

BusIness DsRs At Financial Csnters the
Past Week.
NEW YoRK. March l6.-Ths clearinRs Of the
banks Of the principal cities for the week
as compared with the corresponding week
af laat venr ware an followa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

Was Old Mother Hubbsrd'a cuphoard
smptIY Because her bread VAS made flom
Rex Flour" aud the children always
oallei for 10. 10 makes them strong snd
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

Exsnins and buy the newss, thing In Jew
slrJ. e tortoise she'll hair pin With delicate
gold ornamsnts. ThsI are very rich, very
haadsoms aud the newest thing cut The
Helena Jswslrg Co. have then.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

All sizss. playing card boEss aud counters.
trinkst boxes for hair pins. etc. soap boK,s
aud holders faloTe q. the Helena Jss-
cry 60.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

To call aud see q oomplsts lius Of ohina
glassware. lamps. silvsrvArs. ate.
Prices 20 suit svery parse.
Beat goods. lowest prices
+. J. kDwAKDs ; PARK AvenUa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

Yellow dsGodil, rosss. tulips. Easter
lilys azaisas in great quantities a. the
sixth Avenue Green Hou.es.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-17

Total for the leading cities Of the Unitec
States was ss55, ,000. 000. a decrease OF 80.7 pei
cent compared with the same week last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
NOTES aPOI,T TURF AFFAIRS.

II is likely that an attempt VIII be maue 10 -
tabish racing association modelled on 'he pa"
az the Gloucester track on Long ls.3nd W. d.
Thompson's name & frequently mentioned as '"e
financial hacker OF ore of the proposed racing ar
socla,ions Should such association be iorihed
and racing on the Gloucester plan obtain !o0'
hold in this State the days OF thoroughbred racis
with betting yyjN be n, -bered in this State
The JOCKEY Club has given a great deal OF at
tention to the subject. 50 that IL Saratoga hhd
Brighton Beach under its auspices. TIE meet
ings held a; any Of the proposed tracks are aiho''
certain TO prove dismal failures.
Some Of the persons who were lukewarm In their
opposition to the winter racing or account OF inc
market II made for their castoN horses are no"
beer killed in New Jersey. Some OF them were, N
a position TO prevent the disaster that mas DeialIe
the sport. but their personal interests were NOR
or less involved, and they remained passive "Ilu
allowed racing TO become the prey OF gamblers anu
politicians. There IL weeping and waning aiilol,s
the Gloucester and Gutenberg turfmen VINO 49, W.
assured that here would be racing in That ota.c
this year. Many OF the horse-o owners are ueep.!
in debt. and unable 10 ship their horses 10
either ST. Louis or Chicago. a large majority, nov
ever. have started for the West. victims OF the
avarice and Matchmaking propcnsitcS OF the Deiio
cratic politicians Of New-Jersey. ,,
II. i. Dryer and J. Vendig arrived In the CITY
from Florida Yesterday. 49,,
The change In the state Of racing affairs IN thls
neignborhood IL likely seriously to affect The piu'ee'
and his commissioner this year , -
Henry Stedcker Is still looking for racetrack 80
tAat he be immortalzed the modern AJAA
by defying New-Jersey lightning.