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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
THE IKOJS ~ EILTINORF
The Advance Guard of rho Cyclone Causes
nPostpoHtmeni

| BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.-The advance
| guard of the West India cyclone made II
necessary to postpone the races at the
| Gentlemen's Driving Park. The deciding
heats IN two unfinished races were step
PED oil and one heat of to-day's card
was placed to the credit Of Donna Inez
beIore the storm caused the judges TO
postpone. The track was heavy when
the horses were called, but Charlie H.
seemed TO Ike il, and won the concluding
meats OF the - class ROmola re-
warded her patient hackers by taking the
mary:
First racc-2:29 class. purse 500 post
poned Yesterday after the sixth heaO
charlie H., 3, 3. 3, ,, ], ?. l. /; Bay Wilkes.
!. /, S. (, >, ,; Little Leo. Dot. Willie d.
Peretta, Bellyiew. Dominion. Mechanics,
vile, Princess Orlon raced ana finished
IN the order named. Time. 2.26 II. 2:25 u.
5.53 ~ ~ 20 II. 22j -, 2:23 Ii,
second race-2.22 class. trottinr. purse
500 postponed yesterday after third
! heat('0oR 90 2{asi B. l. ? /; Pagstone :.
CuTito, Iantomime, PATRON, Marvellous
Robert NJ. Taylor. Student raced and
finished i'm the order named. Time. 222
: .. 2:22 y, 2l9 - 2.2ol-2. 2:23 -.
Third race-2.33 class trOttiug. purse.
SO! unfinished lnez /, Iron Bar /.
>, Marion Wilkes 3. Boston 4 Julia q. /.
'''''' W. ---Iy- 800 IT,
mo tbrcf r,.,s .--,----I..I-., ........,.,.
and ,Lirb -, ,"roS s.le,luIeI loF YESTERDAY
cain I'm Nv tlpgneu o.! account oil
l, 1,l', /" III W. meii Io-u8y IL the weather
were entered In two OF the events schod-
i !, 81, I 1f yrSterdly, among them being
~ u. i'iHi3Hd rioters, ana number of
5iy oi sI. H r morse iesn I'm
nom Tho ,,il 10 vines ,lr
- .Hr..
,nirics talk take he ri mn |,'''7 the l'"'''o"1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
HOhD'S DE4IH RIIB
II Is Not as High as 1t la. Been Reported
from Time Ia IIme

| The Committee On Health held its semi
monthly mectius In room 40. II OF the
city Hall. last evening AT O'Clock. and
| once more considered the question of
| Rchmnds alleged high death rate.
| Chairman Reeve and tloSsrs. Don Ledvy.
! Hobson, Moore and Surad were present.
| Some routine business OF minor import
! ance was disposed Of. and the usual mum
! The paper from the Chamber of Com
merce, I'm reference to the health of the
| city, which had been referred % the com
mlttee by IN" Board Of Aldermen was
! read, together with a report from It sub
committee. of which Mr.. Reeve Was the
chairman. The report suggested certain
'lmlHduGnS from the usual death reports
u.s. recorded against "a" city, thereby
bringing about % considerable reduction of
the death rate.
The commit" decided 10 recommend %
N" Council the adoption Of resoiu-
ton eliminating from the reports of Tn,
Board Of Health all deaths caused by ac-
cileutS. homIciles and suicides and als,
the deaths of uon-r,siIeuts. In thai
manner the death rate of fine city win D..
materially reduced
The ordinance providing for q ralte.
trictiug of the citv. I'm SIX districts win
one physician OF the poor ana enc charity
drugstore Tor each district was referred
to a subcommittee for report ~ fbt
next meeting The s.ih-cor,r.itf.. ,,r-
Ills of Nl,s-re. S1t3f Wnod,iv an
Moore.
Mr.. Hob-1u stated that n, ,-o.,t
tour Of inspection rriar,aIl"r H.. ~
me- Sc.orj '1,rl,sf ,,..s ,,,,al
to be the dtr-iast Mac ~, fIis ,..., ','l''
tv. The refuse ana ,l,rr,,,. ~ IL,
there for MANI hon -. o., IT,,
had boan cins.I V,.,o,,i',' ,ln' ''.aIh''
he nd Son ,t.. Ill. t'H' '". .i9'"''', |
con - NJ '' H'i "tA ut'l" ut |
.lasod at n ~ ''' man "aI Dee" |
ON motion ~ ~ No., ...,...
lant If tb. p,,- ~ IN i.IaNN, me pr"sl-
- "i ''' ''aid "i Health was instruct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

The last meeting Of the general commit Ir y,
| tee will be held next Monday eEeni"o a.
S o'clock AZ the Carrollt0u Hotel. o,zor y,
The baseball pennant for the season b 90
1894 will be flung to the breSzes Imam
tall Flagstaff OF The American pui''!no
on SATURDAY. next AT noon. SO that the
rooters'' and enthusiasts III EVER -
ton OF the city may feast tnen III W. ou
II at Will Inc pennant VIII ny ,-ta,y
Saturday. Sunday, Monday ana lussuas,
when the gallant and victorious orioles
return from their western conINe.'o
The pennant will be handsome ony'
and l. now being made by Jape% W.
Loane. the nag-maker. or north Gay
street
The pennant Is the championship rag
OF the National League ana american
Association OF professional Bdse-baH
Clubs. and It's design and size are LETT
to the selection OF the officials OF the win
ming team. Treasurer Harry X; Won Ger
Horst, Of the Baltimore team, mas maze
the selection for the orioles. Under the
rules OF the National League constitution
the pennant shall consist OF the national
colors, and will cost not less than one
hundred dollars. Upon 1t viii be In
scribed the words. champion Base-ball
Club OF the United States, with the
name Of the club winning the pennant
and the yCAr in which IT was won. Inc
Orioles will be entitled 10 fly the pen
nant until the close Of the next season.
The pr--.a-ant of the League has some
times been rendered the honor of pur-
CHASING the pennant for the winning
team. In making the selection, Treas |
urer Won der Horst was particularly de-
sirOus OF securing one to which the Balt- |
more enthusiasts can point with pride. |
II will be twenty feet long, five feet |
wide at the masthead from which ii |
tapers gradually toward q point The |
head OF the peunant or burgee. which IL |
exactly r,.rmbles, will be a solid blue
color. Upon IL in white lettering Will APP
pear the words. champion Baseball
Tub Of the United States" Next to the
head piece will be the inscription. Bal
imore-l@i' on "a white nA.1 and In red
etterirg The letters will be about two
cet wide. border Of red will surround
he inscription The pennant material
will be heavy bunting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
FITZ MEANS BUSINESS.
WRITES CORBETT A LETTER LRG-
ING HIM TO FIGHT.
Willing 10 Box with Him First In Order to
Show Him that lie IL In His Class
Corbett Declines.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Sept. 2T.-Middle-
weight Champion Bob Fitzsimmons this
morning mailed the following letter to
! Corbett:
Mr.. James J. Corbett, champion of the
world
Dear sir,-At every oportunity when
my name has been used In
connection with battle with
you for the worlds championship
you have endeavored to belittle my claim
for fight on the grounds, as you put it,
that am not in your class. or that you
nave not seen the color OF my money.
am very well aware Of the fact that,
although have earned more money than
you at hghting since | have become a
n arid weight champion, you can buy
ana sell me, financially. no doubt. your
acuity OF saving being better than mine.
therefore. ] hope that a 5000 side bet
VIII not stand as a barrier against Sc
curing match with you.
The amount OF money that | shall
pun up mas decided many championship
contest IN the past. and | hope you VIII
hot refuse. when you sign for a S25,00J
PPi,lfe such as Is offered by the Olympic
Gun al the present time -ou will fnd
my name attached without asking for
Il losers end
In order 10 show my sincerity TO the
pubic AZ large ! Will make you two
First. That we engage the largest hall
IN New York city and give boxing
exhibition, four rounds, scicntihc points |
.nIy, Tor the benefit Of the poor OF |
New lOrk city. / VIII give you any |
pledge mat you may demand that / Will |
lot attempt 10 knock you out. In case
Competent judges decide that / am not |
n your class so far as skill and science
ire concerned. | will never ask for n
natch with you again.
"-rond. ! ask 10 be allowed 10 for
naliy challenge you to give me a chance
o meet you to finish. to decide the
'cri1 championship, according To Mar
iui5 Of Queensbury rules. In order to
sam snow my sincerity. / hereby again |
eposit the sum Of $1,000. as "A side bet,
I'm the privilege of Increasing later on |
my financial standing will allow me
most respectfully call your attention
} the fact that have already signed ar
clcs 10 meet YOU before the Olvmuic |
iub for $500 purse. winner To- take
H. and trust you will see your way
ear 10 do likewise
Respectfully yours
ROBERT FfTZSIMNONS.
Champion middleweiCht of the world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
BEER M1DE or INDIAN CORN,
The Experiment Has Proved Very Success
ful in Garmsny

WASHINGTON, D. g.. Sept. 27.-The
department Of Agriculture Is watching
win great interest for the results OF
experiments in Germany with Indian corn
In the making Of beer. II is said that
over half as much corn as barley Is used
IN thiS country by brewers. y great
brewing school at Berlin is now making
experiments with Indian corn, and the
Official report of the authorities upon
them Is looked for with interest 'fhe
reports from the departments agent IN
ulCate tn2t the experiment Is proving
successful, and that beer from the maize
IS Wen liked by the Germans. The ter
man laws are stringent about regulating
prev me, ana require the use of barley.
so that II was necessary 10 get special
permit Tor the use of the corn, even N
TINS brewing school, which is an institu-
non 10 which are sent the sons OF wealthy
brewers VINO are 10 succeed to that bust
ness IN all parts of Germany. Several
breWs with Indian corn have already been
made there. The German laws regulat-
ing brewing materials. as well as the
a6Tarlan movement in Germany and he
protective duties, are drawbacks 10 OK
tending the use OF corn for brewing in
mat country. In Denmark there are
not these difficulties 10 contend with.
ana the outlook fer extended MS" Of corn
IN brewing is better The same is true
IN Holland and Belgium. I'm these cOun-
tries the corn has been found 10 give
satisfaction TO the bTcWerS-SO much 80 |
mat they have ordered second consisu- !
incnts OF corn m their own expense.
In England there IS already quite an |
extensive use OF corn I'm beer making. |
with prospects Of an increase. The out
ook for the ms" of cCrumoal IN place
y rye bread in Germany is not very
latterine, partly on account ~ the pres
mt high price Of corn. The head %, he
ierman health department has. how
-ver, made official announcement that
% years when rye Is scarce and high
lrlcel, Indian cCrnmeal g. the best ma
er.al 10 mix with IL 10 cheaper g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
SECOND Di>TTICI rOLiIICS.
Mes"rs. Ellyson and I,ncr Confer with tn.
Committee Tho HIkr r,,,.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept Special -
me second District Democratic commit
zee had a conference with Mir. Ellvso,
, ~ MI iyier mere to-day. IN Of the
the outlook Is cncouvaging. anu
owing to the Indictment weather the
.CEclc events for to-day were postponnJ
Iili me SKY Is bright and the roads arc
ury. mere are many prominent cyclists
In the city, who are being royalty enter.
tanned by the Norfolk Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

OF the era Of prosperity that the Dem
ocratc leaders had declared would follow
In the wake Of the election Of Dem
ocraiic administration, there had been "a
OF which had yaraiyzed industries and
caused want throughout the land. The
only hope. they said. was in the Repub-
lican party. the principles OF which in
omploye alike. The same specious argu-
mcnts that characterize all Republican
utterGnces were INDUCED I'm.
But little was done In the way OF
platform. Resolutions prociaiming faith
In the principles Of the party were also
adopted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

poor people. who would have TO forfeit
the payments they have already made.
THE statement concludes as follows:
'0rbe Constitution OF the United States
guarantees to ne life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness, and | now pro-
nose TO devote month or two to the
pursuit Of happiness, and let the other
fellows walk
MIR. Teal is not yet able 10 estimate
ties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

LuRAY, Va, SEPT: 97.-spccial-Two
Snow. escaped from Jail here Isf Mn
by saving through an iron bar in 1Eo
window of their room, by means Of whey
they reached the wall around the warn
IN inc rear, and thence to the aroma
on the outside by using the blankets ON
their bed - VI"
The taller d!d not know the prisoners
We're gone tin morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
FT/ PTT orr AG4IN
Corb1it Saws lie Mu-' Meet Steve O'Dnnnell
Before 10 VIII Notice Him.

NEW YORK. Sept. EXCLAMATION
James J. Corbett telegraph~ from Bangor.
Me. to a morning PAPER I'm regard IN
FliZSimmons' challenge. as follows:
/ VIII say nothing about Fit2s,mmons
at the present. Hc must meet steve
- D9nnel, first before ! win rotioo him
Lew lSTON, NE, Sept. Exclamation
Corbett said to-day regarding Fitz.im-
mons challenge:
Fltzsimmons may keep on fighting
Fights until doomsday but ( viii
not meet him until he gets into my class.
lie has been challenged time and again by
@ Donnel, and h" has got to recognize
him before | will fight him"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
LIBRARY COUPON

!. heFerIeS OF = bachelor.
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8. IHiylOsS Scandal.
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/ g. FrankensteIn.
/ g. A Book Of Golden Deeds.
. 10. Moses from an Old Manse.
/ II. The Scarlet Letter.
y. Essays OF Ina.
10 Vicar OF Wakeneld.
. IL rNice-TOld Tales.
: j.. Pau and virginia.
/ IS. .'Story ot an African Farm"
/ II. Lays Of the Scottish Cavaliers
l IS. Lucille.
10. Dreams
20. Black Beauty.
a. one OF the Profession.
y Sartor RcsIrtus.
%. The ldyls OF the King.
~ The Pleasures n Lie.
p. The Lady % the Lake.
3j Mornings IN Florence.
n Rab aud hls Friends.
~ Whittiers Poems.
%. The Greatest A"'uS IN the NorI,
80. Ialla koohn' -,
81 Ion6lellow'S Poems.
81 a Memoriam.
81 The Princess.
a. kaSSclaS.
r. Poetical SelCctlons
81. Past and Present.
:" A nEHls An Tpa tas Emperor Marcus
g. Heroes and He-o Worship"
~. Tales from Shakespeare" fs.oo.
Yollme). SeSond
Al SesAluc and Lilies.
a '"ine Premium Cook Book"
a. "Mill on The Floss
a. "MNl on the ktosS (seeond ser,.s,
a "Homola.
e. Poems.
A.. "Essays"
So Essays" tse>Jnu ser,es).
u Ethics OF the lust"
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Ties an. sent vita eight lin c ne
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
Appointed nm Enri,..,,

The Board of the Chesapeake and g..
tributaries met yesterday afternoon y
the executive chamber. and transoctod' IN IN
usual amount a OF routine business. IS s9 1re
Mr.. John r. Talbot as eneinsar 'I0h OF
steam launch Accomac was accepteS d a me
n Mr. william +. Luke. OF Portsmon,ht
was appointed to succeed him. ''u'n'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
The Recon. Cyri. ne KecorJ

MASON CITY. IA, Sept. IA correct
list of those who persisted In the terrible
this State. has been secured. In kossuth
county there were IS; i'm Hancock county
%. Cerra Gordo. g., Worth, 3. Mitchell. 6
making a total Of 81 All OF the injured
In this county will recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
InuittmeiJ OuHAIieI

ATLANTA. GA. Sept. 27.-The i.dict.
ment against j. O. Hardwick. ex.caShier
Ca. was quashed to-day Another in
dictment for forgery is pending agoi1st
Hardwck. He demanded a trial on tbst
indictment. but the prosecution secured ~
reinforcement - , u q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
DEAIH HOVFEJNG NEAR
II IL Feared ;hpt Dr Miuuigerode's End I,


ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 2.-Special.
pr Minnigerode has had an mcomtorta-
BILE day, and his condition more I'M
favorable I'm every way.
At 1880 J. NJ. hs end seems draw
ing nigh. HIS pulse is QUICK ana weak.
and respiration intermittent.
The family have gathered about br,
and look for death as at 10 time before
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

Frank is manly little three.vear- ola
who lives on Beech street. lie had
been playing out ~ the yard yestordat,
when he ran I'm the house and 500
Mamma, p'ease keep dis hen leaf for
me. Crumplcd up In his chuhGv 81 az
was the evidence OF his onslaught %, ~, ~
tan OF his fond patern,l relatives me-
Plymouth Rock rooster. prize
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
CHchlan Cairo Nary Aoei,

Of the Superior Court, to-day corfjrmoi
the report OF Referee Edward Jacobs
granting divorce In favor OF Kuebnn
BeVeriGge Coghlan. In her suit against
Actor Charles +. COghlan. 1t Is the usual
form OF decree permitting the plaintifr in
marry again. but interdicting Coghlap
from remarrViDC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Southern
Railway Company report for July gross
earnings OF $sNl2-an incrcds, of u. $50.
expenses and taxes. Sljl,lsJ decrease
OF 5000; net $Ioj,C5J, an increase OF
$lJj, 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
NR. HILIIA,i warglNs


?, t.ErT,ERSBURG VA. Sert 27.-spoci,I
~ thn 2an,h mas been received here
OF the death OF Mrs. Perenncau Rrovr an
asei lady and n former res'dom, 81
petersburg. which occurred yesteidav a. a.
her nome. In Bedford countv. tn Ia
ceased had always been very a I've /" U r.
Inurch WORK She was a daughter OF the
Richmond 'eS'aeo near
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

G,Mfs s.TfDULlD TOR TO-DAY.
Boston at ritts5urs.
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
OBIIU RY



Mr.. w. y. Bcsher. whose death has
/ been expected for several days. passed
I away quietly at ! O'Clock Yesterday al
/ nj. nome. No. u! east Franklin street.
I Mr Bosher suffered a stroke Of paraIv-
/ SIS about year ago, but recovered erIf
! ncIenty 10 attend 20 his business ATTAIN.
[ lie spent the summer az Alton and
Mhl!e thcr" was stricken the second time
tie was brought home several y.aalf.
ago. ana was apparently doing well until
few days ago, when his disease took
Inc FORM OF meningitis, and his system
Eraduaily succumbod 90 tho attack
Alr. BoSher was man Of u,utl. and
retiring character. but a good busiuses
man. and he was very active iu Christian
Work. lie was devoted To tho Earfist
church and was one Of few earnest
workers who established ana f,st.r.I
the Fourth-Stroet Baptist church
lie was cons.t cntlOus I'm az his Je9I-
ms, ana was honorable and upright I'm
all business affairs. lie was "A student
read "''
Mr.. Bosher was for several ,aars o.
member Of the firm OF Yauccv a Kosher
wholesale notion dealers. At the time of
MS death he was "A member of the trpl
OF Butter y BoSher tobacco maHuflctur-
Mr. Bosher leaves four brothers
Messrs. Robert $, +. letter. Charles a..
IIcrS, Mrs. i. b. Janney and Miss
Inc funeral Will take place ut 4.20
O'Clock this afternoon from the residence
the following gentlemen viii act as pail
bearers: ''''
Actiye-W. NJ. Turp!n, ". 4. Barrett
{: >. Crenshaw. ". l.. White. James
W wiltshire. Il g. Williams, Jr., l.. s
Rose. and Il. ". Gwathmey.
honorary-JOhn .. Sale. T.. G.. Minor
Josiah Ityland John +. Yanccy. George
a. Haynes. ID. : Mccarthy. ). fl. Phi. /
man, and Il. T. Pemberton.
SIR. YIL'IA,i Victims.
DANNILLE, VA, Sept IA snocr,l
rom Alitcn, y. c.. announces tie death .
~ u. . CLOCK THIS morning. Of W1IiIn'
" atkins the leading business man a.
NAT town. Mr. Watkins. who Wa n
}roth"r Of Mr.. Charles W. Watl,,nS o.
islchmond; was well known throughon,
hiS district. being prominently j3nNt
ii,,i win business and public AFFAIR 10
,illton Tor the past quarter OF a century
ie was about nfty years of age ami
caves widow and SIX children.
MS. prRgNNrAU rrowv
fHTERSBtltG. VA. Sort u Soac,,l
hteHlEence has been received 100
I me death of Mrs. Perenneau Brown an
ecI iady and n former restdcnt ~
etersburg, which occurred yesteIdav n,
er home. In Bedford COUNT Tn Ia s
sased mad always been very I've :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
10 RESUME GAMBLING OTER THE BRONA.
THE GAMBLERS OF "GREATER MONTE CARLO
ALL READY FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.

THE GAMBLERS OF "GREATER MONTE CARLO
ALI. READY FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
Hundreds Of people journeyed up to Little Monte
Carlo yceterday. The Tip" had Deen gwen 'ha'
gambling was 10 be resumed across the Bronx anu
,no .or.r "uooroom Aends" fastened to answer the
call The majority OF those who went to Little Monte
Carlo could just well nave gone 70 'he iacc-
track but the real pooroom frequenter would rather
hear the fascinating call 81 the announcer than
witness the greatest Suburban ever run
Win both ears wide open and with eNpectant
faces they will hten TO the music OF the sonorous
but 50 frequently disappointing cry Of "They re oIi'
all together May Irwin leads at the quarter by a
length: Billy s.. second; Berwyn. third. The others
close up At the half. May Irwin. by neck Der
WIN second: Billy s. third. Berwyn leads into inc
rtrctch: Billy s. second: Prig third Poor Jonathan
WHISKY two lengths" Then there VIII be shou'
Of exu,taton and a sigh OF regret and the same
scene is again enacted in the following race.
The hundreds who went by way OF the iucNe-
berry road to Little Monte Carlo were disap-
ponted: there had been a hitch somewhere. and me
poolrooms not open. At Little Monte f har
sre wa" Covered Win huge pieces Of rcd white
and blue bunting and no bnsine,s WI Won| carlo"
rihinps were little llveiier. There was no pool,
sclllng nor was any admitted put u Hen' 80 =.
Nnrkmen were busy about the place, getting Il INTO
men, all engaged in completing Wr'l-r!n'pp Plb,
and one In the II IL evidently the iIca u ~.
w,norcment either to admit only by ticket or 10
scrutinze closely all those who appear or, t1a'I,
Monte Carlo" is now complete IN eVety r ,h,ie
is three stories In height and Is painted IN w'i ~,
and brown Ii lies only about MY yards from tie
Ironx Tho dividing line between the TWO counties
I, cou.d not be learned yesterday whether Ll Lite
Monte caro-" would be closed or the TWO paocs
,,,ould he run in opposition 10 each DINER. II VIZ
given out AT West Farms yesterday thar hrei ss
Monte Carlo would be- open for business ~ ~, ne
ri all would Serene Inc gainoielS
now seem 10 fear no Interference. either rom me
Wcschester Democratic officials or the oocre,y aoi
~ ~ forcemcnt OF the Criminal Law Inc eN,
oner,ii,n Of Sheriff Duffy from the charges OF
ma fcasance In Office appears to have given .,e
~snrw.I courage. All the travellers VINO Journey eI
~ Westchester dd not 20 away without na' Ing
come Of their thirst for gambling assiaeeu ~,
IN, ~" ro,duav across the bridge was plenuiuily.
strayn win lesser gamblers such as the artistS OF
under and over" red and black. ana ''e '''e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
ActJyST TCLL-KvOWy MERCHANT

The Sheriff has received an execution for AS'fz
acaIns, William II. Sllberhorn. wel-known packer
and provision merchant OF New-York and Chicago.
I'm favor OF the W. H. Silberhorn Company OF chi
cago for balance due on June 10 Tor moneys au-
vapced TO him by the company. OF which he was
s,dent Mr. silberhorn was for many years In
husness in this city, which business was started IN
1922 by his grandfather. w. II. Sberhorn op,nci
a Chicago branch In 1850. and retired from the NeW-
york 1rm OF W H. Si.berhorn & Bros IN M
Later the W H. Siiberhorn Company was formed.
.S.h caDal Of $40 600 OF which w. III. Siiberho-n
us RENTED TO own one half the capital stock lie
extended his business to Sioux CITY Iowa and san
Eranrisco but these enterprises. II Is said did not
nrove successful and he declared he had 1851 S,H-
go in them last This he SAD aespf :" have ,Ys
20 Stored his stock In the W. H. S!!berhorn Com
many 10 Henry S!lberhorn.