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Eatrls. for Fie.twood.. Mat,....
Following are the entries for to-day's trotting
races at Fleetwood Park:

follo"ing are the entries for to-day's trOtting
races at Fleetwood Park:
2i3O Class, Trottng; Purse SIOO-J c. stratton's h.
e. star Motion, by Motion; H. S. Fishers blk BLACK
bird ~ Qulnnls blk m Vanity, by Bayonne Prince or
N kitty Pilot, by Pilot jack son; W. r. BTookss gr
T. Tom scott, by NutwoOd, br. M Maggie Nelson by
Nelson; J I. Rogers'sb b. m Dora, by Florida; l. H.
fleminRs m. Marie b., by ODgrlln; q. II. HubeTs br
Red Virgil, by ARISTOTLE q. ii. Ms's b. IA. Lizzie
Holden bx sweepstakes; l.. IL. Hurds Oh. Earllght
W. u, wilkinss b. e. o. K.i J. oBlennls's b. m Ab6le
by HambletOnlan Prince
800 Glass, Trotting; Purse siOO-E H. wilIiams's
br. m. Amy Cole, by Lumps; W, Brookss h. e. Iilea-
son, by Robert T.. Lee; L. H. HuTd's hkL X Prince; q
g. aoser's ro z Roam Roy = W; vanderheck's b. &.
2;22 Class TTOttlng; Purse slO0-J T.. Rngcrs's b. e.
Fred Ensign, by Sir FalkO; J. W. TOmpkns's b. X.
BrookSide, by WestchesteT; a. H. Hubers b. g. ATisto-
tle, by Aristosi !. II. Flemng's b, e.. snlpnose by
Nephew; J. T. Glbbs's gr. e. HalNan, by HaldAne.
The sun., 1894-10-06
A New Athletic ors..,,.t,o. Z. New J.r..,.

EInABErH oct. .5.-The Northern New Jersey Inter
scholastic Athletic Association has been formed by
four Of the leading schools In tho northern
section Of the state They Pingry OF Elizabeth,
Newark Academy. hontclair Academy, and the Pster-
Scientific school. series Of football games will
be played this fall to he followed during the winter
by Indoor contests in general athletics There will
also be a baseball league summer, and In May
there will he q field day for track athletics.
The football schedule Ia as follows: Oct. 20-Ptngry
and Newark. at Elizabeth; Montclair aud Paterson
Paterson. oct. 21-Pngry and hontclair, at Mont
clair; Newark and Paterson, nt Newark. Nov. SPIN
gay and Paterson. at Elizabeth. Nov. lo-Newark
and Montclalr at MontClar. The officers Of the
association are. Louis McDougall, Montclar, Presl-
dent: John Collier, Paterson, Vice President; g. II
Atha, Newark, secretary. H. W. Currier Pngry,
treasurer
Mackenzie the y. A. Cs heavy centre, sprained his
arm while practising yesterday, and unable TO
company the team to Annapolis
The sun., 1894-10-06
sIR vIsro,s IMpER1Ab STAKES.
Lord Rossbery's Cole wo- che Chisf Prise
Yesterday at KeHPton Rsrk.

LoNDoS Oct. 5.-This was the opening day Of
the Kempton Park autumn meeting. The event
Of the day was the race for the Imperial Kemp
ton Park Great Breeders' ProduceD Stakes Of
5000 soyereigns; the nominstor Of the winner
TO receive 900 sovereigns, the nominator Of the
second horse $50 sovereigns, the nominator Of
the third horse 100 sovereiRns, the owner OF
the second horse 900 sovereigns and the owner
OF the third horse 100 eovereigns; produce of
mares covered In 1891, to run at two years old ;
mile.
The race was won by Lord Rosebery's bay colt
Sir Nisto. Mr.. Daniel Coopers bay hlly Float
was second and Mr. A. w. Cox's bay or brown
nlly Galeottia third
The sun., 1894-10-06
sa. Pedro Trots Fast Over the Rivsrhsaa
Track.

Tlme-2'26IS, 22s, 2;251l. 2'2Oll. 2'siIS
The sun., 1894-10-06
IT wheeImen Come Forward the Pathway
Will Be Ftnishsd.

Chairman Potter of the Subscription Commit
tee OF the Brooklyn Good Roads Association. who
is striving to induce the wheelmen in this section
to contribute toward the cycle path fund, which
he Is desirous of seeing finished this fall. has
about s.. 500 In all on hand. As soon as this
money In placed In the hands Of the committees
II will be turned over to Park Commissioner
Squier. The committee in charge OF the fund
want TO raise $500 "a soon possible. The
Manhattan Bicycle Club Is the only organZa-
ton in this city that has contributed To the
fund
The sun., 1894-10-06
Two Savage Fight. 4. Oklahoma.

ST. LOUIS oct 5-A special from Hennessy. Okla.
homa, says that two lively prize hghts brought
on at point In the Cherokee Strip four miles north
OF Hennessy, under the auspices Of tho Hennessy A.
c.. yesterday. Jimmy Doyle Of Chicago and Kid Gal
lagher, champion welter weight Of Oklahoma. fought
forty.one rounds, when the ChicagOan knocked out
the Oklahoman with n right hand swing the point
OF the Jaw. The purse was $500.
After this night w, 4; Harris, heavy weight from
Omaha, and Billy Wells, champion heavy weight Of
Oklahoma fought seventeen rounds. Harris's right
arm was broken In the twelfth round but he cOntinl
ed to night winning in the seventeenth round by a
terrific blow on the neck NJ his opponent. Wells
unconscious for nye minutes
The sun., 1894-10-06
No Prospects OF . Race Between Cornell
and Ok ford.

ITHACA. Oct. 5.-As a result Of Dean Whites
visit to Europe last summer. n report has been
circulated that he succeeded in arranging u boat
race between Cornell and Oxford. When inter-
viewed in regard to the matter Prof white said /:
While in England had an informal discus
sion OF boating matters with leading Oxford
and Cambridge men. No arrangements, how
ever, were made for race between crews of
Cornell and Oxford and you can state positive
ly that, despite all reports to the contrary, no
race between Cornell and oxford will take place
this year or next. The difference In the rowing
seasons OF the two countries makes it difficult
TO arrange an international intercollegiate boat
race
The sun., 1894-10-06

The Stevens Yacht club, composed OF students Of
Stevens institute Hoboken, have elected the follow
ing Officers: Commodore. A. A. Dsl Molin: vice-Con
modore, C. Clark; Rear Commodore, W. W. Ward:
Secretary, S A. Hasbrouck: Treasurer, {. H. Hunt;
Fleet captain. y oNerton; Measurer. y. r. Cham
ners @ ~ me dates ior me cub re{attas next year
nual cruise to the eastward rd win From the
mer station AZ Greenwich, Conn, on Aug :, and tho
rcsatta for the commodore's Cup will he sailed on
Newport during the cruise. The date will probably
be Ahg. II or Is. The annual dinner and dance will
take place at the New York Jockey club house Morris
rark, on June next.
g. Oliver Isslln has been elected an honorary mem
enrolled: Steamer Vida, sloops vesta. Carmen. Sstra
and Marguerite, and schooner La Paloma. There
l3i members In the club and 46 yachts have been
rolled.
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News ortLs MhesImea.

The Asbury Park Wheelmen will hold . century
run TO New York on Oct. Is.
The South Brooklyn wheslmen will hold a century
run 70 Patehogue on Oct. 2s.
The Kings County Wheelmen will hold q twenty Ave
mile road race on election day
The Manhattan Bicycle Club viii hold the IaIt OF
their series OF handicap road races to-day.
The racing men OF the New York Wheelmen are in
training for their roAn 10 be held the West
chester course on election day
William 3 Bull, the candidate for Secretary Treas
OF the New York state din ison Of the l. A. W on
the Potter ticket Is In town He states that the wheel
men throughout the State promise 10 support the Pot
The sun., 1894-10-06
Young Men or Harlem Organize nm Associ-
alton.

new athletic organization has made Its appear
ance In the upper portion of the city under the
Of the Harlem Athletic Association The association
has found comfortable quarters at 1859 Seventh
nue. and at the first meeting nearly seventy names
were enrolled. The following Officers were elected:
President, L. Msgner; vice-President, W. Ahern;
Treasurer l. Baird: secretary L. Meyer; Scrgeantat
Arms, p. Baird. During the winter the associ ton
Of which there are quite a number. The majority OF
the members are young business men, and soon
n sufcient sum of money is In the treasury they In.
tend to nx up gymnasium In their club house. Young
men are invited TO visit the home OF the assoca.
ton evening.
The sun., 1894-10-06
CHEsk HoNoRs Ehsr.
showsItsr Scores th. Fourth es-ss Against
Alhtn.

showalter opened the fourth game Of the
chess match against Albin at the Manhattan
Chess Club yesterday, when he selected the
Ponziani as his attack. an opening in which he
proved successful In the second game OF the
series. Until the tenth move OF yesterdays
game both played on exactly the same lines as
in the second game. Then Albin altered his
defence and got good game In fact, he ought
TO have won the game, lad he made the right
move on his twenty-ninth turn. However he
failed 10 do this blundered later on and lost the
game after forty-six moves.
The score now reads: Albin, 2; showalter, 9.
YeaterlAN's Rnme.
The sun., 1894-10-06

su ave anu izSd ST. loreenpolnt Manhattan AveA
"A good tale bears twice tell
ing"
Yesterday we advertised a gem
uine Covert Cloth Fall Overcoat,
price slS. Maybe you didn't see
yesterdays "ad.," but if you're
lucky enough to see this one you'll
be awfully unlucky if you miss ses-
ing the coat.
It's made the fashionable length,
in the fashionable shade of brown,
with the fashionable strap seams,
wide collar and lapels, and the
price-well. try ard find another
such coat for the same money.
They re as scarce as hens teeth.
Note this fact The distinctive feature OF our
gentlemen's clnthing is that II is " 50 different"
from the ordinary ready made, fOu'll notice 1t
In this coat, aud you'll notice il In every gar
ment we make.
smith, Gray & Co.'S Monthly" for October u
out. Mailed free,
The sun., 1894-10-06
n "Ringer" at the Columbia A. C.'s Box.
lag Show.

T. ,. Brennan Of the williamsburgh A. A. called at
THE Sun ONCE last night and wished deny positively
that he figured in any bout at the Columbia A. c.
boxing tournament on Thursday night. He says that
he spent the evening at Newark, and was greatly
nstonishsI 70 learn from lhe papers yesterday morn
Ing that Tim keefe, Dauntless A. G., had hpped him
In 80 seconds He was entered all right and figured
on the programme as No. In the 1lOpound class.
HIS explanation Is that some enterprsing boxer an.
swered to his name In the dressing room, and mper.
sonated him Afterward In the ring.
The sun., 1894-10-06
Gossip OF the Ring.
There /. a letter a, this once for George R

There is letter at this once for George Reynolds
-. O., Brooklyn Jack Dempsey did not go out NJ his
class Ia night Bob fitz.lmmou.. He was the recoa.
nlked mia lie weight champion of America the
tms and hM5zsimmons M who represented Australia
Thomas Burke, New York.-It IL not known accu.
rntely whether William A. Brady, Corbetts manAger
had an interest In any part Of the sI0OOO stake IN this
battle between sullivan and Corbett Rrndy declared
that he had and said that Il trine si 900
Frank Pinto Of this city, who into prominence
by whipping Jack Reynolds OF Camden In thras
rounds Iecen,ly called at rHE suS once yesterday
Afternoon and stated that he ready to hEht Aus
tralian Billy Murphy, who Is pning TOR q mill with
some good man; Pinto says he viii deposit S2SO at
with him al - pounds IL Murphy slghts this chat
The sun., 1894-10-06

CuaBERLASD Md. Oct. 5.-ThIs was the closing day
OF the tr State circuit meeting. Notwithstanding the
cold weather and slow track the fastest time of The
meeting was made Netie break Ing the three yeArOld
record Tor the circuit Summarizes
First RAce-2:AO class; PAGERS and trotters purse
x22o Charles u. won, Oscar H. second saritA third.
Best time, 2:3l
Second Race-2 :l6 class, pacing; purse e4OO Brown
time, 2: 2O4.
Third Race Three yearold class, trotters and
PAGERS; purse $3.50, Yetls won. BelIeJean second,
Norwood o. third Best time, 2:lTA.
Fourth Race Running; one mile heats, two In
thrre: purse 5000 Cheddar Won, Col. Bliss second
Jersey Pat third. Best time, AZ
The sun., 1894-10-06
Cr.si- Best. Bo.twich ., Central Park.

The Central Park championship tennis tournament
was continued yesterday afternoon on the lower
courts before a good crowd The best game Of the
day resulted in a big surprise as Bostwck was thought
to hold Cragn safe the rough grass of the Park
courts. Cragin won a good nght by better tactics
after dropping the FIRST set. Paret will meet Crsgin
the finals to-day, and the cup match between Cham.
pion Fischer and the winner OF the Paret .Cragin
match will I've played early neat week. The doubles
contests were sided Fischer and Bostwick nearly
whtewashed Hobart and Townsend The scores fol
low:
Mems slngies-second round; H. 8 Elliott, West
Side 2; c. beat p. Stevens, Jr. Knckerbocker i. c.
O., 2--6. 10
senilnnai R0und-J. parinley Paret, Lenor T. G.,
beat H. s. Elliott, West Side T. c.. oil 82i Calhoun
West side T. C., la, 81, g.
Mems Doubles-FIrst round J. =. Paret, Ienox T.
g., and Raymond ID. Thurber, Kings County 7. g,
beat A. J. Alexander and e, Y. Horne Central Park,
80, 90 T. p. Fischer and o. ~ Bostwick wcst Side
7. e.. beat John r. Hobart and DIR. Theodore L. Town.
send, New York 4. G., 90, 90
semi nnal Round-E T. FISCHER and q y. Bostwick,
West side, T. G., heat e. p. Haght and Haywood II.
Haywood, Central Park. 60 81.
The sun., 1894-10-06

Providence, Oct 6.-Ths weather on the fourth day
OF the EarEagaRsett Park the pleasant
OF the meeting Tue heavy rain Of the previous day
had left the track IN muddy condition for the open
ing race. There were fully 5000 person, present
among whom vas liberal sprinkling OF lades- Bet
ting WAS lively aud considerable money changed
hands.
In the fourth race the talent were heavy lOssrs
ing 70 ths accident Lord Harry the tayOrts After
The sun., 1894-10-06
dim Hail Challenges stew. o'Do.a.n.

CHICAGO, Oct 4-Jim Hall, the pugst, has WRIT IN
letter from this city, dated today TO Steve oDonne
the Australian heavy weight, his hacker and manager
in which he orers To meet oDonnell In a nnish glove
contest at catch weights before the same club which
oers the purse 20 Fltksimmons and COrbett Hall al
fers 70 bet any reasonable amount of money that he
Will defeat ODonnell He admits that the latter is a
good nghter but takes exception 10 ODOnneI Adver-
tsng himself as the great nndefeated" when his rec
ord does not justify such claim. Hall saws he stands
cepted
The sun., 1894-10-06

sun readers know The character Of other
SUN readers; thsJ know their IntslIl-
gsnGs and thsI know their needs this Is WhJ
all Of New Y0t's leading business houses
use the ldIstlslRg columns Of THE Sun for
iAsII announcements. sun readers can ls
reached ORlJ b. Advertising In TIE sun.
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Time-2:2iN. 2:264, 2:24H.
2:l7 class, trottIng; purse sl 900.
Orange chief, b. O., by Orange Blossor' Green
AK ON A SLOW TRACK.
The Little Queen Trot. GsseIy and Comes
Home In o 100 IL.

CHILLIcoTHE, Oct 5.-This was the last day
of the fall meeting at the kite-shaped track.
The weather was raw and cold and rain fell at
intervals from II to 3 o'clock, which made the
track somewhat heavy. The first race on the
card was the 2:22 trot. Gabrielle, tho favorite,
won easily in straigh: heats. In the free all
pace John X. Gentry won In straight heats, and
lowered the track record made by vassar on
Tuesday from 2:07 to 2:06.
After the second heat OF the pacing trace Alix
was brought out to go against her record OF
2:03a4. The trae,s was heavy. and strong
north wind was blowing, which made fast time
impossible. The game little mare, however did
the mile in 2;06I6. 1t was the opinion OF the
best judges and horsemen that the track was 81
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Ths VIoIsts-Csa.asLs Race.

The following letter was received at this ONCE
yesterday:
To THE Editor % TIE SrN-Sir: The stewards II
the Steeplechase Hunt and Pony Racing Association
having Investigated the Fioets Comanche race, run
~ ParkHay Aug. ~ referred thsHl b the stew.
ards % the Long Island Pony Racing Association.
hnd no evidence q dishonesty IN the IN question
ID. A. BUCK, SECRETARY.
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st.l.lt, Issue. 4 .oth.r Chsllens. to I...L.r.

MONTREAL, Oct 5.-William Steintz the ex-
champion chess player Of the world, has issued
. challenge TO Emanuel Lasker for another
series of games for the championship. The chal-
lenRe will remain open until Oct. %. The place
OF meeting Is to be Montreal II I.asker declines.
Steintz will challenge Tarrasch. the Russian
champion, for a series OF games here.
The sun., 1894-10-06

very lively game OF football was played yesterday
the Bedford grounds, Brooklyn. The opposing
elevcns were the pnuntless and Bedford teams,
posed OF uptown public school boys. The Dsuntless
team won J. Holden scoring q touch down In the
ond half. from, which Walters kicked the goal score
Dauntless, q; Bedford U. The teams lined up fol-
The sun., 1894-10-06
News nrO- tA. horse VTorlG.

PqETLAsD Ne, Oct o;.Ths Rigby Park rscss have
row. beginning az no O'Clock In the morning The
programme vii include the 2;la and 2T p4clnS
classes and the go rs aud 2 80 trOts- HelsO1 and
hahlOD snl 90 against their recordA
The sun., 1894-10-06
Oct. Is- Adelphl "; Pratt Institute. s,u.,,,
How the Yale. aad Crescent, VIII Line Up
To-day.

The Crescent A. c. Of Brooklyn will open their foot
ball season to-day at Eastern Park when they will
meet the Nalo varsity team. The Crescents have
strong combination and they should be able to keep
the Yale score down. The teams will he as follows:
The sun., 1894-10-06
Charley Kelly I. After Johsny Murphy.

Charley Kelly is hack from Chicago. and is looking
for match. Kelly went West with Casper Leon and
seconded the latter In his match with Jimmy Barry,
Kelly wants 10 cross arms with Johnny Murphy of
boston toa nnish for n purse and side wager Kelly
VIII take Murphy ON nt = pounds.
The sun., 1894-10-06
WITH THE FOOTBALL kICEsss
Ths Lo-e Isis-d schOoisoys Meet s.s Ar
raaGe = Schedule.


The first regular meeting OF the Long Island
Interscholastio Athletic League was held yes
teriay afternoon in DR. II. s. Pettits ONCE At
the Adelphi Academy. The delegates OF each OF
the schools composing the league were;
SsPsl PloSSyT SnSc Sh sS ;sv.n swS 'Ud
Hsadins Ss J duncan and H Jsckson Bryan,
Stratton IT. T. Mason J. A. Mathews, and ~ Whitsi
Poly" PREP, n Noise j. a. steVsns&3n & ana "a 4 4 Il
X Tompkins.
The contest for the election OF the officers was
very lively, and only few votes separated the
victor from the yanquished. The results were:
electedD; vice-Prcsident, A. F. Foster, 81. Paul
School; Treasurer, A. 8. Goodwin, Brooklyn
Latin School; Secretary, II. Pratt, Pratt lneti-
tute.
much delay, caused by the contest for the best
dates The schedule Is the best possible one that
could be arranged, a. no team plays twice In the
same week:
oct. l3-Adelphi vs.. Pratt institute
0ct. ig-PTsJt INSTITUTE s vs. BrySnt strs'ton
school Pratt ttInsiitute V. brooklyn Latin school
oct. 22-St Paul school vs.. Poly" Prep,
Oct. 2t-Brooklyn Latin school ys. Adelph.
oS! q PEsSt instltais y;a BroctiyP nIss School
oct. 30-St Paul school vs.: Bryant Siratton.,
Nov. 9" Poly Prep. vs.. Brooklyn latin School.
Nov. b-Pratt Institute vs.. Poly" Prep
Nov, st. Paul school vs.. brooklyn Latin school;
Adelphl VS.. Bryant Stratton.
Nov. lost. Paul school vs.. Bryant 4 stratton.
Nov. list Paul school vs. BROOKLYN High School.
Nov; 2l-Bfooklyn High School vs.. Brooklyn Latin
School.
Nov. 24-st Paul school vs.. Adelphi.
The sun., 1894-10-06

RIyERHEAD, n. Y, Oct. o. good sized crowd wit
messed the closing at the suffolk County Fair
this afternoon. Interest centred in the free-foran
rot. Although the track little heavy. the track
record Of 222 made by Amboy last year. was broken
in every heat. Summaries;
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~ class, trotting; purse Oh, 900.


SYRACUSE, Oct. b-The fall meeting OF the Central
New York Trotting Circuit at Kirkwood Park was
concluded this afternoon. Summaries;
90 cl.ss trailing. nur.e ANN
The sun., 1894-10-06
Brooklyn Aarsrtissm tnts.
ESTABLISHED Is45.
91zz11awbN
SIX sToREA

- BROOKLYN STORFS
NEW YORK STORES. Broadway and Bedford ave.
Fulton Al, and Flatbush ave-
broadway, cor. Slstu., Atlantic and Vermont Avea-,
81 ave. and 1881 st. lGreenpoInt 4 Manhattsn AVA
The sun., 1894-10-06
Free. for all class, trottlngi purse e40O.
Isaac b. Flemings blk. Z. San Pedro, by Del

II. L. Fleet OF PatehOgue drove his four old sta
lion A!moner, byAlbon half mile with running mate
In l;ll.
A bicycle race, half mile heats between the Roe
brothers OF Patchogue won by Nat Bert time
4
The sun., 1894-10-06
MORRIS PARK,

Isd1IbiSae;s t1 fbias a4IRAoSS aIASS ssfgihR1Hl9s N SHa6l
Take "a aN. L road 10 lSxd e. and VILLA aV and
thence ~ special trains 70 track Als0 troley cars
from l2Sth 81 and 80 AZ Field So eentS s --'
The sun., 1894-10-06
NEWTOWN JOCKEY CLUB, j. B

MAofElH L.
SIX hAtES EVERY AFTERNOON,
EVENING ~ ELECTRIC LIsiiT "a sI5
z Races This Saturday Afternoon,
NEWTO HANDICNP
GRAND CoACERIs AFTERNOON AND EvENlSG BY
aONIEhNOs 9TH RECT BAND
All last River Ferries and the brooklyn bridge con
meet with Trolley lines direct to track
s. n. sTULwEI.L Secretary.
QUEENS COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB,
SIX HAttEs t1sisIEss EESsEsSSFfE, %%.Etrk !. DAY
SPECIAL RACE TRAINS LEAVE
foot East alth 81, 1910 A. NJ. 90 aud 20 p Il
AND FLATBESH AN.. BROOELYN
AZ loaz An, !. 100, ls2t, o.. and 50 p NJ
- KINGS CO. " l." ROAD To GRANT Az.
Thfoush ts,Ins 9n ~ - tol ~ IAre
The sun., 1894-10-06

seventh Race-OWneT's handicap, for maiden Miles
years Old 60 be ridden by Jockeys who have never
ridden a winner; a sweepstakes Of SIS each. with
81 900 added OF which $500 TO second and 500 10 the
third; six furlongs.
The sun., 1894-10-06

TIme-siIVN. XizIf, XiIbN. E'KUN.
2;l9 class, trottlng; purse t4OO.
Chester, br, ., by Wilkes Spirit, Jr.-
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Race Special race, $1,000; one mile and fur,

Sixth Race-fOT e-yearolds and upward; a Il
sweepstakes OF SIS each with 81 900 added Of which
$500 To second and 500 TO third; winning pen |
Altles, selling allowances; one mile.
The sun., 1894-10-06

Fourth RAee-Manhaitan Handicap for all ages;
sweepstakes " s5u each with 500 added. OF which
| $500 TO second and S2up To third; one mile and
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-03-08
RUSSELL.
March 5th, 1894.

Mr.. and Mrs. M'Coy are shipping
their goods to Valley Falls, Kansas,
where they will soon go. Rev. w. N.
Maxey has moved into the house vacat.
ed by them. Frank Burton has moved
to the house left by Rev. Maxey and
Miles Hart will move into the one left
by Mr., Burton.
VIM. Pate and family are moving to
Aurora, Indiana.
The building formerly occupied by
Ludwick and 1eboe as store room was
sold today, Monday to Oscar Hodson,
and the lots belonging to it to DR.. F. M.
Granger.
The Hallsted property has been sold
to Rev. Maxey.
Prof. A. V. Jones, OF the Hilsboro
College, spent Sunday with Ed. Siddens.
David Webster, we'll known citizen
OF this community, died at his home
two miles south of this place last Fri
day, of Bright's disease. The funeral
took place Sunday morning. He leaves
a wife and one daughter who have the
sympathy OF large circle of friends.
Mrs. j. w. Oldaker and Mrs. Britton
are on the sick list.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-03-08
RAINsnoRO.
March 5th, 1894.

Aunt Phoebe Milburn, OF Marshall, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. j. L. Gossett.
Mrs. Jeanette Cowman, who lives
with her son Daniel Stalker, has been
quite sick for a few days with but little
signs of improvement.
John. Burney and wife, of Cynthiana,
were guests of William Hodge and fam
lily, Saturday.
Charley Kee!or is moving to Liberty
township, two miles west of Boston, and
Burch Snider will occupy the property
he is vacating.
Myron Gossett, Aaron Stalker, James
Upp and Edward Smith have gone to
Lincoln, ILL.,, to spend the summer, and
Wesley Roads has gone 10 Peoria, of the
same state.
Miss Olive Sprinkle closed her school
in Boston, last Friday, and Chas Swartz,
who teaches in an adjoining district,
took his entire echool in the afternoon
to participate in the pleasures OF the
closing exercises.
The Farmers Institute will meet at
the X. of P. Hall, Saturday at l:3O p. m.
John Perie will furnish paper on Farm
Gardening, and Joseph Karnes will lead
in discussion on subject of interest
to farmers, also.
N. R. Barrett and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at New Lex.
ington.
Ora Garrett, of Hillsboro, was the
guest of his mother and other friends
in this vicinity, Sunday.
The Paint township Republican Con.
vention will be held at New Petersburg,
next Saturday, at 10 a M, to nominate
a ticket to be voted at the spring cleo
ton.
j. l. Taggart went to Petersburg, Sun
day, to conduct the funeral of Frank
Cough, who died at that place, Saturday,
with lung trouble.