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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Naval Hospital Repairs.

The officers OF the medical department OF the
navy are rejoicing because an appropriation has
been made BY Congress for the purpose OF re-
pairing the Naval Hospital at the Brooklyn
Savy-Yard The money will come from the
sale Of Maynard lands to the city Of brooklyn.
l'hc hospital Is badly out Of repairs. About
$50 600 Will be used in putting It in nrst-class
coalition
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Drunk with n Babe In Her Arms

Annie Gillen, married, carrying an infant
in her arms VAS lined $40 this morning I'm the
Essex Market Police Court tor being drunk In
Cannon street last night Having no money, she
was locked up with her child.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
The Thomas f. Dryer Association will
Democrat. VIII he Benefited.

NEWARK, y. J.. July 26.-The board OF Alder
men at meeting held last night received a re-
port from the Redistrctng Committee. which ia
vored the dividing Of Newark into sixteen wards,
The city Is noE composed Of nne wards. II Ia
Sid that the way in which the city will be d.
vidci will give the Democrats a majority OF s'l
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

Mr Richardson, who Is the senior MEM
per OF the Arm of Richardson, Morgan
q Co, refused this afternoon to discuss
his experience with Coleman.
lie was represented in the transa ction
Dy Lawyer Z. Edgar Smith, OF SO Mas
ssu street. Mr.. Smith could not be seen
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
furnished Rooms to Let.

One NM, c0C. pr ~. .S,co-.i Time, nc. p-r
TN 7h~d asd Subsequent 77m>s. iSe. PER Inc.
NJ estra charge on SssdIyI
Every ..oni pa d fn"rstiy Un:R 3opi. rs ma
b. THE NORLDS "HOtSk AND hOHE
DAi.' Al advertisements of hre liner or bss
appearing un ter The ctdss,1cd'ton IN y, Suntdy
c"d 1hu,sday horrd1 e'rioH.o 7LE u ORLD
rn b. rcp-o,.i IN N, AWNING WORLD ,or
NOnduu nni ThHrainN h z Of ckaro.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Proved They Were Not Aliens.

President Clausen, Of the Park BOARD yesterday
gave hearing TO number Of employees Of the
Department, Who were discharged on Saturday on
suspicion OF beiug aliens. Fifteen OF them sue
ceeded In proving their citizenship and were re.
instatpd,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

highly and his wife We're over eightV
years OF age and lived near RichborO,
Bucks County, Pa. They were muir
dered for their money. Burt was Il
half-breed Indian. who had worked for
them The first clue to the murder was
a piece of tobacco dropped near the
dead man. which II ncighhOr recognized
as IN" kind used by Burt The fellow
afterwards confessed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
NJ n. D,Iy Leaves for Saratoga.

Public Works Commissioner Michael I. DAILY
left this morning with his wife and family for
SaratoEa. He will leave his family there and re-
klrr TO this city In the early part OF tue week.
Ttying them occasional visits -...-.-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

pINING-RooM WANTED in house with board
srs; refined party; superior references Manor.
box $50 World. --
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED by I young siris
emplu! ed during the day. Answer stating tsrmAs
box lee I53 9Th ave.
FURNISHED ROOM wanted nsr W. Esd o.
Ferry good nsiEhhorhood moderate price A.
dresS c.. box ass World.
FURNISHED slcove or or connecting rooms
BY young married Coprc stats price con-
yeaiepcss. r 4. IL, box % World,
REFINED, elderly gentleman wants comfortable
room: city o. Brooklyn; g. Permanent. boz
flj World,
ROOM. trgni,hsi or Un'uTRished & bath. for gen-
t'smrTs private lamliy: above Harlem BrtdDf
preferred ~oUld beard II reasonable. State par
Ocular. Permanent sCis I'd ave.
wANTEE-rvo yr Q sod furnished rooms for
re pie tight hor,rEeep,ns between iisth =
l.Sth Ste. west; sts'e rr,ce Permanent, box ca
Nor.d Harlem
wANTEp--pv I: gents. nicely furnished tronl
Toon single eeds. nesr bridge, Brooklys,
state terIs. Gents box 80 World,
wAHTED-By widow. I'd sto-y front room. -
tween 26,h '.d sJs,. 7th sth svss. fo1
light Housekeeping: price not " per week
permanent n suited; rsfsrsaesA =. O baz ~
South N9Twsik. CsRa- ~
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Fiat. and Apartment. to Let.
uniu,nishsd-Wss, side.

unfurnihhed- Side.
lisTH ST. :s7 w.-Gem fats; all improvements;
rooms bath. low rent
RENT FREE for one months or rooms on
West Houston at For Information see tne land
lord. bso Broadway. restaurant.
ur.urniahed-Nottn OF n th Street.
CEEsTON AVE. near Wellesley st.. Fordhar1--
handsome seiect. only in mouse tas Cro-
ton. bath: nns rural view from every room;
pleasant suburban home: city convenience, low
rents. rIpio rsnsit lines.
MAGNIFICENT ITH AVE. DRIVE. 1865. betNesn
1854 18Th .-itAndsome 5.room mats $40
80 20 FLOOR : sunny rooms bath location
hiSh, h.althy, ull view shade trees. yeran.
das. inmates to Mott Haven dcpct. barn q,
Desired. Apply on premises Walton ave, corner
Ch>.vsr place
Unturo,shed-Bvook
ch ARR IA ST. -! ps'r Sl!n,TnI room.
room. a bath, SIS; 9Th 1t. :ss, or { rooms. SIC
10 $40
G B,s2m sT ssi , G.sr All i'm
nent, from rom 81 so to 81 30 Weekly ali sunlight
baths; private park Z minutes to south & Wall
4TH PLACE. as, be,weeI oort h clinton SIS. =
Flats to let. rooms bath, III pertec ord-r:
all improvements; sl5; desirable neighnurnoJd !:
10 minutes walk toIe'r'. Inquire OF jan'tor.
WILLOW rtAcE. 81. b..-esa J,rsi.mon 4 stat.
,,sn .n's'd scssni a., I'D m,nn,ss NAN
rooms Z bath all finished In cherry: Sdcbosrds
in dinins.room. all modern hippo, smsnt.; hall {
Colu nbia place 50 30 TO $3.50. ianitor always on
premises JOHN SCOTT. Agent ,: Willow pace.
BROOKLYN.
TO LIT partm.n;s =. 10 rooms all light
with improvements everything clean: rom
& 30 % 81 s0per~'tk aground hoor oi ruoms
scull-ry Sl4 20 per month. inquire at Tower
buildings, once is' Baltics,.
DuFFrELD ST.. o. near BRIDGE ~ light,
large rooms all Improvements; 81! to SIS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

! I'll AVE ls7o-A,tractive 6 cheerful rooms.
$40 $50: begin 18th heated neighborhood In
eNcelled. 18th station.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

I'D 81, Al ". I nectins l. single roomsi
hgh' business. Housekeeping. ~ up; near L.
-3D ST. iO7 W, 9th ave. AIRY. light. eonl-
ND. rsfernncAH
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

2aD ST. 4Oj W. large rooms. nicely fur
uished, rent sirry: housekeeping II dssirsdsi
also hall room. terms reasonable to respectabiel
parties.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

18TH ST, 90 W,-Ne-ly furnished rooms, large
SMALL central location: summer prices; traHl
sients
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

?orH ST. II, w.-Furnished rooms to let. In@
quIre Restaurant
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

You read The Evening WorId?"
Do you read the sunday World?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

l7TH ST. ~ W.-Scely furnished rooms: iigha
hou.ekeophs also hail room; aas, bath.
18TH ST. 322 " Two handsome rooms par.l
tally. tu,iy furnished empty; respectable: 81
Moderate !
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

18TH sT 2ss Va nice rooms. l!sht housskesp-
ms also front parlor, with large pantry; wash.
in
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2OTH sr $50 w-HaN room for gentleman ~
hrst-clsss private house. 81.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

9TH AVE. sS. near ststlon-Piye extra large
light rooms, bath. all improvement Smairs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

ItTIi ST. @a3 and 80 E. Elegant parior hats.
large rooms and bath. all Improvements
10TH ST. Ao E.-Month tree; elegant Rats;
beautiful location; rooms. bath. all improve
ments; reduced rents.
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unfuvnlshsd-West Side.

ONE MONTH 4 moving free; 8 large rr,oms. N+
"a Il. llJd ~ DAEG, s3& broadway.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

| 7TIi AVE, e0oo-cwo elegant sd-story rooms:
single or communicating; ba III all suceA
| sTH AVE. 3co--oue or two furnished rooms 70
| let; Si.OV ZIP; LIST flight, front.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

. Lots of good money was burned up on
Son Malheur yesterday. Connolly did
not even know how to break away from
the post, and in the race was of as much
use TO the fiily as 4 wooden man.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

2tTt ST, "a W.-El.santly furnished rooms u
Let; every convenience; also hall rooms; brsak-l
IAhl Ii teslre1
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23D ST. $50 W.-Room suitable for Z or 3 geo.
! tlement also her rooms.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

9Th AVE. .SS-Eesant fat fer business o,
resid.nce: hot q cold water: rooms bath
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

i.oTi ST g. 6s E. near Mount Morris PARK
elegant rooms. bath all Improvements: s,i.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

The McCafferty-Duke crowd backed
Florence heavily yesterday, and got
back some of their money. The flly
won in canter.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

The Worths are anxious to meet the
Monitors also in "A game in the Sick
Babies Fund League What does the
captain OF the Monitors say?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

Est ST. ccS & c25 w.--sinsls or eonnectinr
rooms. gentlemen or light housekeeping.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

STU AVE. 10 4 ll2-For rent at Low prices
finest Mats; Z rooms & bath; with one-hslt month
free IAnltOr.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

22D ST. 2)S W.--NeNly furnished square ROOM
Bnisll room. running water. 81. comfortable.
2aD ST. i7t W.-Two connecting back roomsl
bic part'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

TIL AVE. :C0-5Oi. corner :Tth st-EleEant
fats 5 rooms bath; decorated ceilings: avn
ing, new houses: rents SO. sss. BECKMASN.
.Oi 7th ave
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

ETH ST, 2si W.-Front parior, . gentlemen a
couple. s,s, bath rent moderate.
l7Tlt ST. 81 W.--Desrabie croi summer reoms,
also pleasant hail room; reference.
18TH ST, aas N.-Neatlv furnished square room;
az ton'ententes; quiet. private house; mod.
crate.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

AMSTERDAM AVE. II, near S5h N.--Si7
Groom nat; elegant condition; healthy loea-
ton. Jsnitr
AMSTERDAM AVE. ,o2I, near 8lst st. Ground
nat, JUS, vacated, bright rooms, bath Sla.
COLUMBUS AVE. 72s nesr seth s,.-small Fat
& rooms: decorated; all improS ements
small families only. Janitos.
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earn ST. ala w. Nicely furnished rooms foo
housekeeping: all conveniences; laundry PRIV
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9TH ST. 1873 w. on Broadway-Easgaatly t9P-
nished room. with connecting bath: also dr.
rooms: breakfast E1
3sTH 81. 2lS w.-Handsomsly furuishe< i1r11
aud small rooms. near Broadway; g6RR6l
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

with stronger boy up W. IS. would
nave gotten the money yesterday. Bal
lard simply outrode Corbley.
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BOTH ST. $50 w.-Furnished room: housskesping.
al eonNsniences: laundry privilege; hall roo01
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! 9TH AVE. .lTJ-5 elegant rooms dining room. all
improvements Sl3 4 $40
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ONE MoSTH FREE. :;d st. 1t avs.-N!ss,
rIht : room apartments. with improve
msrts ApplN o, zoe Y. sd Vt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

There are four of the earnest, merriest
bookmakers in the business at Saratoga.
They are George Wheelock, Bob Rose,
Riley Grammar and Tommy Shannon.
The latter took in IA barrel of money on
Rubicon for place
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

3STH ST EOS W, near Broadway-Nsviy ~
nished pleasant cool room with owner; gunt1e,
men only; references.
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rooms SIS.
IgDSoN ST. ISL, corner Bethune-Corner ail-lighi
Est. . rooms s bah SCI. slto at Isj ". 10th
a.. I'll. Apply premises.
aANHATTAS AVE, SIS. near 18th s,-At $50.
t32. unusually light. attractive apartments,
rooms bath. private hall; steam heat; selected.
ANAL families
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

The New York Yacht Club has Just
issued Its annual catalogue, and this
years book is especially elaborate, as 1t
marks the Clubs semi-centennfai. The
catalogue numbers 200 pages, is bound in
ultra-marine morocco and is printed on
heavy linen paper. 1t Is a marvel of the
printers work and Is typographical
gem. The book contains the act of in
corporation, Autographs of all the pen
nants and private signals. list of yachts.
the constitution and bylaws and the sail
ing regulations. 1t is OF inestima Bile
value to the yachtsman, and the club Is
TO be complimented on its production.
The Thomas f. Dwyer Association will
hold its first outing and games at Slim
mers Pavilion, Whitestone. l.. J.. Sun
day, July 20. The steamer John X.
yenox will leave pier A. North River.
foot of christopher street, at o'clock
sharp. President Joseph J. Shay says
every effort will be made 10 render the
affair perfectly successful. The Commit
tee of Arrangements Is composed OF +.
]. Lyons, Chairman: ]. j. ORourke,
William s. Forshay and NJ. Grogan.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

2iTH ST.. 81 W Front room; also 2 connect
Ing rooms: lirht hou~k aernR: prices low.
?trH ST, Is w.-Elevat,r. bath. electric Iights7
gentlemen. small families: - upward; summsl,
rates; reference.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

Riley Grammar bet a lot Of money O.
Frank lin IN the second race. The col
had shown a fast trial and the feel
was at the post before Grammar starte
In to play.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

iscn ST. 81 T., at Mount Norris Psrk--Eies.nt
single rat end house All-i!Eht rooms
| hath: modern improvements; up flights
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"irli ST. 20 W.-tarrs and small nicely fnr-I
nished rooms in quiet house. bath, gas.
2trH ST. II w.-To rent. handsome suita WIN
rooms
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

Tormentor il not within pounds of his
form. He had to be whipped out tc
beat High &. n head for second money
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FIFTH ST. 33& w.-Large & small furnished room
for gentlemen: alto light housekeeping
ETH ST. 20 W. near Broadway Fla ndsoo1slJ
furnished parlor floor, other rooms; 80 upward
2SrH ST, IA W. Brvauway L 9th ave. -NtcslJ
furnished double single rooms; permanent O
transient.
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CoFFEY ST, IFS. near Van Brunt d--Sfngtq
furnished room N.2S per week. Mrs. WOLF
GOLD Sr.. il0-large, square front; also hal
room; nicely furnished: improvements; gen.
tlenen: references.
HENRY ST. 81 brooklyn, near bridse-Larrs
comfortably furnished rooms complete for house,
keeping or gentlemen.
HENRY ST, n6-Few minutes walk TO bridgee
nicely furnished large small rooms
MIDDAGu 81. a3-Large small airy roonss
minutes to bridge. ferry; terms low.
81 SO PER wEEK-LRrge. light single room. 49,
locality. IS minutes from bridge Brooklyn ..
d, box sos World
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23D 81, 3ss W -Parlor moor. I'd 4 "a floors. hall
rooms; good board u desired; reasonable.
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5lST ST 70. W.--NIc.ly furnished rooms, largs
Or small: i0W rates. Nth without sxcsllsno
board southerners accommodated; good nsisAs
Lnrhuul; / station block Distant.
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Furnished room to let.

9TH ST. - w large connecting rooms, -
Moor. eonNentences! small rooms; moderate.
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3TH ST, l6s w.-Handsoinely furnished double
4 single rooms; all convent nces; also physi-
Lclut, - .ta.o LII.
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SGD st. As w.-Very attractive, clean. ceeo
roonsi all eonveniences: 81 upward; 1arioss, =.
SGD ST. ia E.--smali psror floor. handsomsiy
Furnished: gas. bath; IS.
sITiI ST. 1873 W. near Observation-Disclosures
furnished lsrx" a small rooms; modsrsts ratsa!
siTH ST. 26+ VII you want beautifully ~
nishei rooms at half prices call inspect
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eth ST, 30t w.-Plessant room. light house,
keeping: handsome psror; hall room rsassa,
able.
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3sTH ST. 40 w.-Niceiy furnished roonG N
convenienres. summer pricss; gentlemen only.
18Th ST. 81 W. corner 9Th ave.-Neatly furaisAen
hall room. with hath Il so q week. -
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nsT ST as w-n: hou,ske.Pins; also bsss1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
KILLED TWO ar A WEDDING.
Ths Bride Tried TO Iuterfere sus She Wa
cot On the Hand and Arn-.

TIE Brio. Tried 10 Interfere s-s She Wa.
Cut % the Had and Arm..
RALEIGH. n. C.. Feb 17-At q wedding In
Allegheny county to-day large crowd assem-
bled among those present being Daniel
Slaughter OF Carroll county. Va
just a. the wedding ceremony ended Slaugh-
ter passed near an old man. who seized his
hand and made some remark.
Slaughter spoke roughly and was asked to
leave the house He did so. but In few min
utes returned.
The friends OF the old man were angry. and
Q peacemaker endeavorsd to keep them back
while at the same time he told Slaughter to
keep quiet
Suddenly Slaughter sprang at John Bare and
stabbed him to the heart He fell dead and
Slaughter made an attempt again stab him.
but the bride seized his hand. She was cut on
the hand and arms.
Slaughter dashed for the door. and on tho
way he stabbed Edward Long. killing him In
stantly. and then fed. He was captured two
miles away.
There were threats OF lynchinR. but he was
safely taken to iail at Sparta He says some
OF the crowd struck him In the face
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

That stage fright is malady which af'ilcts
the most experienced and capable actors as
we'll as beginners. 10 the unanimous verdict Of
the profession.
Miss Marie Tempest whose many successes
upon the English and American stage have
placed her in the front rank OF operate stars,
admitted frankly upon a recent occasion that
che is frequently attacked by stage fright
Miss Tempest combines voice OF extraordi-
vor OF an en- otional actress to greater degree
probably than any other prima donna now
upon the English speaking stage and the state
ment will be = surprise to thousands OF her ad-
mirers whom she has I'm pressed as the personi-
hcation Of supreme confidence and self control.
The sensation IL one OF utter COLLAPSE.
she said. 1t il truly an awful feeling. and is
nearer to seasickn ness than anything else
know OF. Players with highly nervous organ
ization are sure to be attacke ed by 1t whsn ap-
preaching the climax OF an important part, or
when appea rim z for the first time in n new play.
Those playing emotional roles are more sus
ceptibie to stage fright than others. because
parts successfully IL necessarily possessed OF
highly nervous and unreasonable tenn
lin one respect highly developed nervous
organization Is Indispensable to success. as
without 1t a propsr conception and feeling OF
an actress m ust not only understand her part.
but be SO absorbed In It that she forg-ts her
own personality. and for this time being lives
In her assum oil character"
Then great nervous eNcitability Is de-
cided advantage to an actress
general proposition. no The mental strain.
the intense application necessary 10 proper
realization OF the part, the apprehensio ion that
the audience may DO criticising you adversely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
UNITED STATES FIELD TRTALA
Strfdeaway villas the Ab.oiute is the Dsrsy
-ToPsy's Nod Doses.

Strfdeaway villas the Ab.oiute 10 the Derby
-Topsy's Nod Doses.
MFNPHIs. Feb. ia special to the CONNER
cidi from Grand Junction. Tenn, says:
In the Aged Setter Stake in the United States
field trials to-day. six dogs were continued In
the second series and ran as follows. Count
Gladstone with Antelove. Tennessee Rod with
Lillian Russell. and Miss Ruby with Dan Bur-
CESS. Chevalisr ran with Eugene T.
The wind was blowing q gale all day with
occasional showers making good work diff
cult
Count Gladstone and Anteloye were called
first Count did all the work on game and
had equal speed and range and won. Tennes-
see Rod and Lillian Russell then ran. Lillian
did little game work. and both fell short Of the
RSSg 1Ba Ss init &c e.:
beyy each. the Judges selecting Dan as the
both doing hiRh-class work. Chevalier won.
Dan Burgess and Chsvaiier then ran to see
which should compete with Count Gladstone
Count Gladstone and Chevalier then ran for
FIRST money. Count. outclassing Chevalier In
Gladstone first, Chevaiier second. Dan Burgess
third.
soiuts COUNT Glsdsione proved the Victor snS -'
and TopsY's Rod the setter Derby they ran to
see who could win the absolute In tho Derby.
Topsy's kod had been dosed with salt meat by
some one. He tilled up on water. and his
owner drew him from the stakes and protested
the heat. bnt the Judges gave stridtaway the
making one point and having speed and range
TopsJ's Rod has never been defeated by any
nn8Sr{ except th': T seng shs sec.
most successful meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

and the constant study OF new roles under
mines the health and often cuts short the
career OF the conscientious and Am bilious
actress At the close OF last season Was com.
overwork. MY nerves were 40 unstrung that
the slightest sounds startled me. ana became
sleepless. melancholy, and irritable. Sick and
disheartened, sought the home OF an old ana
dear friend who INN ediatey advised me TO
use a brain and nerve food OF which ! had
heard much but knew comparatiyely little
would hay; taken anything che e., Shoss to give
and continued its use. 4 had not consumed
one bottle when found that my nervous sys-
tenn had resume ed its normal tone no LONGER
jun ped at shadows. my appetite came back.
each night brought sound and refreshing
sleep and ! am now In perfect hesl{h anu
celery compound. The present season has
been the most successful and therefore the
liable remedy which restored my health has
also preserved Il. I have recommended It to
numbers OF my friends, and In every case with
The beautiful prima donna looked the Pic
ture OF health as she spoke. Her large blue
eyes sparkIed with animation and her coun-
tenRnce lit up with an expressive smile that
enhanced the charming Nvaeity OF her man
ner as she remarked: So
have; found that devotion to . chosen pug
suit Is not incom patible with good heath. II
all the men and women. tho clergy men. teach
ers. merchants. and lawyers in this busy coun.
try. whose oyertaNed brains cry out In protest
against the heavy burdens laid upon them
were 20 embrace this remedy. am sure there
would boa marked Decrease In that terrible
q Disease: pyryous prosnxuon Which seems
cans. Success Ia indeed. Q glorious thing. but
believe me. health is betteT."-Adp.