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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

bylo 1e siowa te ME zasiaty
sic W jego duszy. odbite %
riej upadty marnie. Postrzeg1
to starzec i westchnaf.
- Dop6ki tn bedziesz we
Lwowie - rzeki przerYwajac
milczenie = przYchodz codzien
wieczorem ma te fawke samot-
ma. spotkamy sic tn z SODA,
przyprowadze ci czasem Stasia,
bedziesz W MIN mial pocieche
/ rozrYwke, we mnie powiernika
i doradce..,
= Dziekuje ci dziekuje. =
obojetnie rzek} Juliusz
sclskajac podana reke d}onia
bez czucia = ia z screen
w}asnem walczyG ME umiem F,
czuje De opo mnie wkrotce
pokona... kt6rego dnia ME
zua]dz'esz mnie tutaj ME pytaj
sic juz 0 Juliusza, ale poszukaj
sn ie2ej mogiiy ma cmentarzu,
i pom6dl sic z mimi razem "a
moi4 dusze.
To m6wiac powstat nagle
szYbko ME ogladajac sic odda.
lii, niknac W t'umie przecho-
dzacYch.
Nazajutrz spieszyi H1yc vie
czorem ma umowione ME see,
ME bez wewnetrznego iakiegos
niepokoju, wyrzuca} sobie IA :
wet surowe, zbYt mole ciezkie
rady swole...
Ma lawce ME byto nikogo,
siedziai j czekaf do po}nocY,
Jullusz rie przYszed}.
Mapr6zno potem szukal &C
W miescie i dowiadywsl sic {
uiego gdzie tylko mia} nadzieje
wiest jeka pochwyciG; Mkt RI
uiedzial co sic z min stalo
Tegoz dnia rano wyszedi *
swego mieszkania i jul Dc
niego ME wrocl}, rozes}sli PREY
)aciele pc okolicY, sledzono "
miescie, ale nsderemnie.
Maryi powiedziano tylko *
do swe] rodziny od]echa}.
K O N IE G.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
Organista
nauCZyCiel

~posiadajacy %d}ugolet-
MIA praktyke W tym
kraju, w}adajacy je-
zykiem polskim an
gielskim i niemiec-
kin, oraz znaJ@cy pod
kazdym wzgledem
zach organistowski,
p~oszukuje posady =
%najchetniej ma far
mach.
Blizsze %WiadOmOSci
w Redakcyi
KATOLIKA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

O+jecle DO Boga....... 30
Dziec;e do Boga &c o .iotemi brss
& what hiewinnoaci dla dzieci pole.
koch W Ameryce.............26
.KSia&eczk.' do nabo&ehstwa dla
miodzie4y, sfocone brzegi, z1oco'
~ tytulik, potsk6rek ,.ytuli.
KEN J51efa Choc'szew ,Ri<go]
"a samA ksateczka oprawna y
sk6rke z pbrazkiem.........e5
Ca sauna ,,Ksiateczka do nabokeh-
:twa ola mtodz'ss4yr Vkucie1p
j zameczkiem...:~ .,....1 rs
Ia sama op a~na v kobd stcniowa,
albo W aksamit. rs
. D q orasSy C b.
ANIOh S=iROZ oprawny W Nxorke
ztocone brzogI 400
Ani5A str6A,r oprawny W
sA/r>Y. 1":;,ns orzegi, z okucie1n,
zasretZA'etG: zfotym tytuliklem
ANlOb s1l,vz opravny W kota
sfonluwa Eub W aksamlt.. 90
zfOTY OHTARZYK., mocno o.
prawry re ziocony'5 6 tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. W pf6tno 1910
%zfocone brzegi, skorka O.SG
+" okuc,em j zameczki lem 1.Oo
= OETARZYK g POLSKI -
70 zioconemi brzegami LAO
Sc sprzaczka z okuciem 500
DUNN opraw. " skorks l.5o
zfocone 6rzegi LIS
20 .sprzaczka 800
o grodek D b y, ..
prawny W sk6rke, zlocone brzs-
81, z obrazkaMi na okladce, rio.
conym tYtulikiem 5000. $3.50
Tia sama ksiaika { zameczkiem
j okueiem. 200
W j a y . H Maryi opr. v
81 6rke. las
W ianek Maryi, ,}ocony
@ tulik j z}oc j., brzeai. ...l.6
Wianel II >ryL ztosons
srzegi = eeu'es1kien ! oka.ieal
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

MA. IrZeba OYio taklcE OD'
wiszk6w jak mole w7g'edem
tego dziecka, bym tn m6g}
pozosta6 i wytrwa6; ale tel
gdy Stasia W SWAT puszcze a
potrzebowat mnie ME bedzie,
0! jake 3wawo, pieszo, 0 kiju,
do mojej chaty uciekne!
Juliusz smetnie sic usmiech.
nat.
- Widzisz moi poczciwy
nauczycielu, - rzekf De So IA
swiecie nieuleczone przYwlaza-
niu jak twoje, i cierpienie, ma
ktore ME ma ratuDku.
- Przypomnii sobie kocha-
ny uczniu, be kto SWAT inaczej
odgad} jak cierpieniem, ten 60
nigdy ME poznai ME zrozumie.
Wfasnie W tenn nsjwyrazniej
bi)e w oczy boskosc naukl
Zbawiciela, Re ona iedna cler-
picnic uswieca, dajac mu Gel
i wskazuiac ]e jake przezaacze'
ME cz}owieka. Nova flozufa,
kt6ra mu obiecuje postep
nieograniczony,az do edehskie-
go bytu, }udzi tylko i mccoy,
DO mu sic ME dale mic re
czYwiscie a przyr2eka zbgt
wiele. Cierpienie jest ztem ola
zwierzecla... ola cz}owieka jako
d1cha, %normalnym.
A Jake W MEM i z MEM
wY3yG?
- [ tn Chrystus wielkim
przewodni> lem naszJ N; cudZe
cierpienia s}odzi6, a swo1e
znosit, OTTO 1ywota ca|ego za-
DAME. Gdyby SWAT bY} praw-
dziwie chrzesciah,kj, gdyby
by} iedna owiec bo1ych ow-
czarnia, ciezar 1ywota ME
by1by takiem b~rzemieniem,
wszyscyby starali sic s}u3yt
bratu, a niktby ME myslal 0
sobie. Ludzie sami sic drecza
zycie swe czynia nieznosnem i.
Ale coz mo1elny przeciw-
ko ludziom?
- MysmY takze czqstka tel
ludgkosci, MECH kazdy mysll
naprz6d 0 swojej poprawie
wiecej niz o sprostowaniu
drugich i przerobieniu swiata
ten rodzaj egoizmu jest mu
pozwolony. Mech ka2dY po:
prawia sieble, a wiece] jedaym
chrze5cianinem bedzie ia swie~
Gle.
To m6wiac wzia} "a reke
Juliusza.
= Tys, = rzek} mu cisze:
- bardzo sic cos odmienl},
wychud}es, wybladl posmutuia}
co ci jest? przyznaj mi sig
szczerze, cSy znowu miiosc?
- MifosG. ME znowu, ale
I'd lcuud:
- Jakto? = udajac 1ar1
ozwai sic starry - pc dwocf
latach rad sauna jeszcze?
Juliusz sic oburzy}.
- Raz tylko W &yciu ko
chalem, = zawoial = widzt
to leraz... i kocham...
30 raz ty}ko kochat
mona! - odparf starzec =
ale tn, milc7my o tenn. nlt
wymawiaj tego slows, napr61
nobys zniepokoil kobiete, ktors
tylko raz w zyciu kochafa, ale
Mo oilhia
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
PkACIC "a
z Prus Polskich

CENY ZBOZA spadty O.
becnie tax uisko, BE "a tone
go cetnar6w) dobrego 2Yta W
Torunlu Iedwo 100 m. dostaG
MONA. A stafo sic to ME z
powodu wielkiego dowozu z
Polski / Rosyi pc zawarciu
traktatu h~andlowego, gdy2
ztamtad bardzo malo ~przywo3a.
Jest zast6j W handful zupefny
brak pokupu.
Nestor oby
watelstwa wiejskiego z Pr.
Zachodnich sp. J6zef Ossowski
zmarf " wieku 90 lat. Odzna.
czat sic praca l oszczedno6ciq
i wychowal dobrze swych sy
now kt6rzy odziedziczonej Oh
cowizny ME p~rzefrymarcza jak
wielu innych.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
SZLASK.

GLIWICE. W wiezieniu
tutejszym scia} pred kilku
dniami kat Reindel dw6ch
braci Kozie}ka z Dabr6wki,
Jana i Seweryna, skazanych
ma smierG "a zabicie lesniczego
K. Jan przyzna} sic do why
z tenn zastrzezeniem, re
uderzyl lesniczego tylko kilka
ray piescia, podczas gdy
Seweryn go zamordowal.
Seweryn atoli do ostatniej
chwili wypiera} sic zbrodni.
Obaj wysluchali raoo mszy
swietej, wyspowiadali sic pred
smiercia i przyjeli komunia
Sw. Ca}y akt spe}nienia
wyroku trivial zaledwie 80
minut. Jan dobrowolnie
po}ozy} sic ma pieh. T%owarzy-
szyl mu ks. kapelan Richter,
podczas gdy SeWerynowi
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

progu gdy ich gfos znany,
ostatni raz brzmiacy W uchu
mfodziehca, zatrzYmaf.
- Jakto? panowie wYchodzi.
c.e? dokad 3eto?
- ia go przeprowadze, -
odpowledziaf szybko uprzedza
i9c Soroka = troche sic czuie
ME zdr6w, p%otrzebuje powietrza
i ruchu, przejdziemy sic razem.
= Wiec, do widzenia, =
szepne}a Marya - do widzenia.
Hryc Scisna} SLIME reke MILO
dzeica, kt6ry g}osu W piersi
ma odpowjedz ME znalazf.
Wyszli, a Jullusz ocz6w JUL
nawet podnies6 ME smiai ma
okna, z kt6rych mole patrzaia
"a MIN Marya, DO prev odnlk
szybko go wi6dt ku Zamkowi.
tn stanawszy usiedli " cieniu
drew kilku nalawce ustronnej,
/ oba odetchneli dopiero.
--Teraz, pom6wmy otwarcie]
obszerniei, = odezwal sic Hryc
- kochanY Juliuszu, widze jak
cierpisz, ale wole bys cd razu
cierpiat silniej chwile, nizbys
sic daremnie uwodzit prozna
nedzieja, spok6j siebie i jej
z%ak}6cajac. Ty ia kochasz...
- DIS dopiero WIEN Una
genie wielkiego wyrazu... MI
tost.. TAX kocham ia ma wieki!
- Me mysl b1s zblizajac
sic do niej, zyskai co procz
podw6jnego cierpienia; znam ia
i wien lie ME zlamie przYsiegi,
DO kocha swego umar}ego /
dziecie swoje, a W sercu jel
ME masz pr6zni, kt6rab} S
m6g1 zajsc. Bog, w~spomuienia
dziecie. zapefnily je caikiem.
Cheese De reszte 1ycia spedzld
trawionY> ia namletnoscia be-
nadziei bez przysz}osci?
= Naucz&e mnie, co man
poczaG z SODA?
49, Niestet\! naimedrszy, "
prostem, codziennym zyciu
ludzkiem, ME gnajdzie lnnej
rady ma cierpienie, mad wieku'
istq i jedyna! Gdy Bog 2 raju
wygnal czlowieka, ma srogg
bolesG tel chwili straszliwei
przechodzaca wszystko &C
kiedykolw;ek ludzkosG cierple(
moze, da} mu PREY karze le-
karstwo. To odwieczne lekar-
stwo sluzy i dis ma wszystkie
b%olesci, a MEM jest - praca.
Juliuszu. ME poddawaj sic
~otrzaSnij i pracu]!
- Jak? - spytat naiwnie
mtody czfowiek.
= Jak cheese bylebys pra
cowal. Myslisz he i ia nit
nam do dzwiganja brzemienis
mego i lie 60 praca ME stodze'
A oddalenie cd wsi, W mojen
1Yciu, mnle tax do niej PREY
wiazanemu? "a nic2e to masz'
mysiisz ze ia ME kocham tege
ziemi kaska, ]ak ty sw6j ideal
o! obrachowawszY sic Die wien
czyjaby miloSd pote4nieisz'
sic pokazala, DO ME ma pc
poranku, zeby mi tn dzwony
ME zatetnily W duszy dzwle
KEN moiego dzwonka. zeb1
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
* uchavka
?OLSKA l
V. SKA
~zawieraisca e.
klka set

p~7zel"."'w 1u1WyF1cA.
dla m},"!yth 1rtz.tei;, ku, hartk
g:spud) Il Ia TAME i omaczne przy-
r2adzanie rozmaltych- pot,aw, a
szczegd]n1e zup, sos6w, jarzyn,
potraw m1esnych i postnych I
pwzeIednjeniem potraw polskich,
n,'a,"w'c:e b~arszczu, b1gosu, IRA.
>5v, d"kdw, i p,eczywa amerykah
skitsu jaSu to: cakes, biscuits
mr1mius, pes, It'd.
CENA so C..
Mozun te 'sq'he M*tnf 20 ksis.
mrui II DEnHn .SHIAGC y
Wrona, Aim. 50 Z. 2nd str. g. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers arriving here on the Amer'-
can Line steamer Chester from Southampton. yes
terdnv were Mr. and Mrs Hobart Bosworih. MI.
and Mrs Thomas Bridgland. Miss Harmah A. VI.
Blrtus Mr.. and Mrs. !. Carmen. John craig. Mt.
and Mrs George Clark. Miss Minnie Clark DR.. w
Frcxler. Mrs. O. II. Gilbert Miss sophie Hoffman,
O. r Jones Mrs G. NJ Kennedy. George LesOr.
lanes Lewis Charles Leclercq. George " I4tuc'
Miss f. NJ Mckee Mr. ana Mr.. AbeFt MAt li
lanes Callan. II. : Crlbbe. Mrs John ! Doriand.
Miss j. NJ Edwards Miss Ehcott Miss LyI.i
I;llcort Miss l.. VI. Finley. Miss Mary Ferguson,
Miss !. Nelson. Miss l. VI RUS, Louis j. Rhear.
Mrs Rhear william sampson. Mi.s Aaa SieF,ns'
Arthur NJ Smyih 4. \ Swngley. Miss SaVN". MIS-.
g. 9 Weary. Mrs. g W. vernon. Miss Leona
Vernon Mrs. l.. Wakclln. George Wharn0ck MISS
May Young ami stephen :. Yates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RscE-For two-year-olds penalties and allow
Z snceL Five furongs. p.,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

THE REV. DIR CHARLES r. BAKER
Weeks Upon leaving Jamaica. Cuba vas visited
after that New orleans. and on the way home the
line of Sherman's famous march to the sea was
gone over England and North Germany were
visited in 1871 for the purpose OF completing special
studies under Professors DOrner. Mommsen ana
Curtius While in Germany Mr.. Baker received the
degree Of Doctor Theology. embracing both Chris
tan and other theOloGes The studies completed,
a month was spent in Nuremburg for rest. and then
Paris was visited. that art might be studied at
the Louvre and the University OF Paris ON FeD-
ruary J. 1873. Mr.. Baker accepted the rectorate OF
the Church OF the Messiah. then a small. struggling
parish said 10 be hope.css.y in debt. He was mar
ried in the fall OF the same year.
In 1871 wishing to study Roman remains. Mr..
Baker took his family through Central TO Southern
France They then took trip through the Riviera
and coached through North Italy going from there
through Switzerland and the Rhine Valley
The next Journey Of importance. and on some ac-
counts the most interesting. that OF 1856 This
time the special subject Of study was the mingiins
Of races in Central Russia. He also went to Con-
stantlnople and through Bulgaria at that time CON
vulscd by the abduction Of Alexander.
In 1889 Mr. Baker travelled through the North
western par, OF country. visiting the Yellow
stone Park going over Clusters battle-ground, ana
spending some time with his family among the
Crow Indians and Cheyennes.
He went 70 ireland in 1880 10 study ecclesiastical
remains and the birth OF the Gothic architecture
lie then went 10 Sienna Italy. IN order 10 see the
Assumption Games there which are the only relo>
in Italy OF the old medlaeval tournaments am pas
ean,s That years trip was completed by gong 10
Rome Southern Italy and Capri. The summer OF
1891 spent In southern california IN ~ " n
family went 10 Sicily. Mr.. Baker desired 10 study
Greek art ~ the period from On % ~ T. G. he was
on Mount Aetna at the time Of Us great eruption ~
August OF that year. Last year Mr. Baker RENAME
al home In order 20 supernend the building or NE
new chancel in the Church Of the Messiah. the
chancel being the only complete piece OF byzantine
work in a church Interior In this country.
The Church Of the Messiah has prosper"d exceed
lngly under Mr. Raker's rectorate. and mas now me
largest number 81 resident COMMITMENTS OF al the
churches In the diocese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
SELLING YEARLINGs AT THE TRACK.

The following yearlings were sold in the paddock
at the Gravesend racetrack yesterday:
po co, ,sea nv Ior,c-Glaciae; Duke brothers s275
Chestnut colt 1893. by III Ban-Iefraction; ~ F. 80
Dwyer ~
bey S Waiha ls' Dy pay 800
Ches u GSh 1870 oy III 'an ..". 100
Bay colt 1893 By bay siar-Nina oaks; H. Bradley 100
Chestnut colt 1898. by III Ban-Mary Mcdonald -.
Duke Brothers. 10
Chestnut Ally 1893 by Punstcr-Bonny knight; Frank 900
MctdDe ~
Chestnut colt 1893 by HI Ban-Iady Mansfield; W. -
Bay ny 1893. by Hi Han-Indusry; letter walden. -oO
Brown coI, 1913 by III i"" .... 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

Charles McGurk. Of No "a East Onehundred-
and-twenty-slxih-st. guard on the elevated rail-
road while jumping from train between one
hundred nd fourth and One-hunired- and-hfth SITS
carly Yesterday morning fell under the car and WAS
instantly killed. McCiurk thlrty-nve years OLD
and had been employed on the road for seven years
Al tho time ~ the accident he was guard between
the tVo rear cars Of train known ~ a short
trimmer" The train was to De put on the siding ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

One-hundred and -second-st. 1t had discharges an al
OF the passengers at One-hundred
enth-st and was backing down to One-nunureu,
and,dfth-st Before the train had stoPPed sns ana
McC;urk swung himself from the Platform OF MS
car to the boarded space between me tracks, ms
momentum was 80 great that he lost ms Daiahcss
on the wet panking and fell between the TRUCKS oI
the rear car. The wheels passed over 'he uP Pi
part Of his body. cutting off his left arm, crushlhs
his head and chest. and killing him instantly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

to 10, won Pearl Song, l22 (R. Williams 10 to J.
second; Buckrene. 10 CThorpe), TO >. thrd lime
219l2. Pearl Song was even money for the place o,
Fourth race. 6i2 furongs. selling-N0It 80
to TO- second; Ross. 1O4 Oan Keuren). ) to !.
third Time, 261s. Whtenose and Interior also
Fifth race q mle-G.de, 10 q. Davis TO J. !:
won; Charlie r.. 1l2 Van Keuren), TO !, second;
imp Ranno Vaum. 1l2 @. Fisher. to third.
Time l % Imp Nellie s. nellie d, Randolph. Nena
y. and MOgeni also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
srEDEKBR. THE 'wELcHER" IN TORONTO

STE DEKER, THE WELcHER." IN TOKONlO.
Toronto May q Leon S,edeker, the bookmaker
who "weched" Immediately after the Brooklyn Han
dcap, is now In this city. He IS staying at the
Rossin House.
lie said he had too many DIR. Rice winter tickets
out al long odds He declares that he did not take
in great amount, but il does not require many
winners at 30 to | against the books 10 Dankrupt-
man. Stedeker expects to be abe soon 70 return 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

,Musuas.Nshma straight sl2 60 place 50. ono two.
SosG 10 Jersey Belle place S27 90, one two. three.
'.eV' Baroness one, two three. $l3 OJ.
and third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

The decision by Judge Merwln. OF the Supreme
Court. Of the Fourth District. which was given at
Utica in the case Of Reilly against Gray. declaring
practically that the Ives Pool bill Is constitutional
is In direct conflict with the opinion rendered re-
Gently in this city by Judge Pryor. that 1t IL uncon-
stitutional With a view OF ascertainlng what bear
I'M If any, this will have on the habeas corpus
proceedings I'm the case OF Philip J. Dwycr. which
will be argued tomorrow before Judge Gaynor
in the Supreme Court In brooklyn reporter OF
The Tribune called yesterday on BENJAMIN STEM
hardt Of the firm Of Howe Tumme. who is
counsel for Peter De Lacy who IS pushing the
prosecution Of the racetrack officials. why. SAID
Mr. Steinhardt irrespective OF the question Of the
constitutionalty Of the Ives Pool bill, these people
are violating the lottery laws Of the state II mas
been contended by the other side that the Dill
granted no privilege 10 the racing ASSOCIATIONS ou'
simply suspended two sections OF the Penal Code
s5l and $50 Very we'll Is there any other section
of the code that reaches them? We say that there
are-Sections 800 and S25. The suspension OF the
first TWO named sections Is in reference 10 Dttl'nk
6ec,son is in references to betting and not
irving a lottery How. therefore. can II anect inc
his decision on the facts TO be argued before MIN
OF course, we shall obey whatever Judge GaynoI
ruling NAV be and II II IS against US We snail APP
peal from his decision. and am sure Judge Gay nor
@ be na ey Srd to BY have tEe s Of
/ said before. should be obliged to invoke the
he win not hold any such proposition to be law in
the case OF DwyeT that laid down by judge
Merwin IN another case which IL entirely different
He is certain to hold that II Is the evil OF lotteries
that was TO be suppressed not, as Judge Msrw Nm
seems hold. that it is the mode BY when t tne
evil is perpetrated that was to be put down Judge
Blatchford of the United States supreme Court IN
the case Of Horner against the United states. Re-
ported in li7 United States supreme Court keports
AS held that where the element OF certainty goes
hand In hand with the element OF lot or chance IN
an enterprise offering prizes the former element
does not assist the existence Of the later .
I'VE don't charge Mr.. I)wyer win being pl!
,re ask ina, the question be decided whether that
stake race known the BROOKLYN Handicap was
a Lottery and / think Judge Gaynor VIII have TOO
yn,,ch respeci for all the decisions that snail be
nuoted FOR him to come any other conclusion than
that il was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
FORT LArArErrE roo BELL WIS RINGING

Captain Schley. the inspector Of the Third Light
house District yesterday sent 10 the secretary Oh
the Pilot Board letter stating that the fog bell on
Fort LAFAYETTE was ringing all Saturday night and
sunday morning. May and 6. until the tog cleareu
away and distinctly heard across me NaTroW ,
This was i'm answer TO a letter from the board ask
ing IL the fog bell ringing when La Champagne
went aground at Fort Hamilton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
GUNNER Resort 1ni6e.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY

Looking some place which combines
Health, Pleasure Economy -.
IL &C. serd cents postage. call and get frec
at offices below the illustrated book. Summer Homes
IL give, list OF hotels and boarding houses Win
GOOD BOARD At IS PER WEEK .,,..
upward Sullivan, Ulster and pelaware CGun1 nn
,ario and Western Railway 1900 feet above the sea
in YORK al Nos ii iGs III 2i2 81 GA and I323
broadway T3I 9th Av. 10: East l23th St, 20i west
i25th ST. 25i Columbus Az. - Astor Place. ticket
offices foo Of Franklin and West ga SITS In Brooklyn
way. 2i9 Manhattan Av GreenPoint or OF j. g Anoer
SON General Passenger Agent So Beaver ST. New YORK
On NAV os 20 and 20 excursion tickets for fare Will
be sold at 7i Broadway and ferry offices giving an OPP
portunty OF personally selecting summer homo and
also enjoy fishing in this delightful region;
tickets good returning Nav 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
BELLE MEADE YEARLINGs BY ELECTRIC
LIGHT.

There will be an exhibition under electric light
this evening from to y o'clock at the American
Horse Exchange Broadway and Fiftieth-st. OF Belle
Meade warnings which are 10 be sold tomorrow
and Friday evenings These yearlings are relatives
OF some OF the bes-known racehorses In the coun-
try and IL Is expected that large crowds OF turimen
viii attend the exhibition and the sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
CHANT WINS THE CLARK STAKES.

.s1.'shie' KY May 2.-Unpromisng weather was
= rl'Oio'e for an attendance OF only 1000 at
slenii Downs this afternoon The track
suay and heavy Chant the Kentucky Derby win
p D. won the Clark Stakes-value s2S30-easy from
i, "a Gong after taking the mud behind Buckrene
vs. ME The second choice. Zophlle. at to !.
v.s.' me frs; all the way while Glenone. the ia
ss,.' .ed almost from the start in the second.
= Wuhs, race. 6h -fnrfongs sefing=Zophiile sc
- l. sst.SS 70 ]. won; Jim Henry, So q. Fisher. 10
: third nj, III, mp Florry Meyers. 81 Qsom). 3h to /.
ran -'"e' I'D Transit, Virden and Bordette also
CfhorunnSa, race, AZ furongs. seng-Glenone. lOi
second. ,stz 10 ], won; Annette, 80 Usom), to /,
third lack Farrell. % Oh. Willlams). to !,
eHeethssrn, 20 Hazema. Clara Christine Nookie.
Il, Thru az y, and Ethel Thomas also ran
olS go G.; the Clark Stakes for three-year-od
miles, IA miies-cnsnt. l22 wv. MARTINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
THE REV c. r. BAKERS TRAVELS.
THIS YEAR THE RECTOR OF THE CHURCH
OF THE MESSIAH WILL GO TO SCAN
DINAVIA AND FRANCE

DINAVIA AND FRANCE.
The Rev Charles r. Baker rector OF the Church
OF the Messiah. Brooklyn. expects to sail with his
family on the Etruria, Saturday, May 26. for
four months tour in Europe. The objective point
Is Norway. where II is expected three months VIII
be spent. after which month will be devoted
to Western France. Sweden and Denmark may
also be visited Mr.. Baker has spent many OF MS
vacations in travel and study. Two subjects which
specially interest him are art and the racial cnar-
acteristics OF the countries visited In 1855 MI
Baker went to the island OF Jamaica In a sailing
vessel. and spent the winter there with Professor
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Mutuals-Tancred straight t95 place slO6 10 two.
three $50 55: ST. Vincent place $50 So one. three.
W 30; Chcot one two three. Sl3 80.
Won by two lengths. between second and third.
FOURTH RACE-THE GAZELLE STAKES: for three
year-oid FLIES $500 penalties. and
eighth mile.