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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
AZ JAILRD.
a Gang OF Alleged Commentators aud
murdeTous ConspiSatoTs.

BIRsiIsuiAM, Ala. Sent. 22.-Has.
soy unliin, 5. NJ. Clement, Henry
Gfainmer, jos aud DAVID Bingham
anu others OF Tuscaloosa oJunty have
been arrested on charge OF counterfeit.
lug and conspiracy to prevent Il. COorer
aud others from testifying in the
Federal court. IL IL alleged that the
gang purchased ciunterioil money In
tns West aud passed II In this vicinity,
IL IL said the gang passed sentence VI
death on six Witnesses against them
aud gave them written notices 10 leave
tho country. Four weeks ago Jack
Cooper wa, tirol on from ambush but
not killed. Last Friday night L..
Cooper was shot from ambush anu
klllel.
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Tonrh YOungsters PIead GniIly.

Clarence Riud, william Burmese
AMI WIN. Cochran, the trio Of tough
youngsters arrested by the police a few
evenings since, were arraignei before
Justice Smith this morning. Cochran
plead guilty tl the charge Of burglarz'
Ing the remplelOn hotel, sud tho other
two confessed that they were guilty Of
petit larceny. COohan's case will 90
to the grand jury, while Butness aud
Rand were 10 ue sentenced this alter
mum
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German steamer ashore.

LoSDOS, Sept. 22.-rhs Gefman
steamer Steinhot from Hamburg t.
Montreal, IN ashore At lofcr ~, near
Dartmouth, on the Dsvoushire coast.
Life boats aud tugs have been sont to
her assistance. IL expected that she
will bu pulled on at the next high
water. There were l5l passengers.
The Steiuhoft was built ~ Hamburg
In 1853 tor tho HambuTg.A mvrlcau
packet company,
The steamer ashore at Toreross has
boon safely iioaied.
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PrImnlY Conlerenee TOdny.

The Primary conference OF the Salt
Lake Stake h being held IN the
Assembly Hall today. There were
two MEETING, tue lrsI commencing at
IN s.m., Presi lent Clawaln PRECEDING.
Ihtie was hur program rendered
ny the little folks anu Addresses were
delivered 10y tue officers NJ the society.
Another meeting was held this alter.
noon.
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SERIOUS RUNAWAY.


There whs a lad runaway at $3.50 this
morning. Il appeArs that Mt. A. Fox,
an employe OF tho copper works In
North Salt Lake, came inlo town 10
attend 10 some business. Ito left his
horse hitChed 10 isyu outside Jenkius's
hafncfs store on east Second South
street. The animal became frightened
at passing street car, broke the hitch.
ing strap aud headed westward on .
mad run. A. the intersection Of Sec
Oud south aud East Temple he causrd
a lively scatlvnugO Of pedestrians. Un.
fortunately Mu, Smell, lady T.!
tixty,hnd her daughter, df-. So8man,
we're unable 10 gcg uut Of no Wsy, ant
the animal knOCkud them iGwn ant
ran completely over MfH, Sueil.
one Of the wheels VI the buggy cUttiug
aud brulsing her lgce BADLY. Hhu was
picket up ~ an unconscious condition
au CARED iuto Smith's drug slIte,
where DE-. Wilson attended 10 L'r
iuiurits. Meanwhile the nurse tuTnec
north, clipped Hnd fBil, nut was "
aud on again with the shafts and two
front wheels trailing uvninu. Toe
next collision was with n cart IN front
OF Conn Bros, store, where a captufH
v as effected. MIR. Fox was In no way
10 blame Tor tie lamentaDie accident,
a. tns broken ring Of tre bit tcstiiiai.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. a. rne com .
Ing fistio carnival OF the Olympic club
IL thu all,Rbsorbing topic IN tue local
sporting world. Though as yet little
letting has been done, it l. evident that
W. the time draws ON for tue nrst Of
three battl,s, large sums will be stAksd
on tho results. AZ Tar a. can bo de-
tstmined y, present, Pllmmer and Fiiz
simmons should DO strong layoritos,
Tut opinion Is pretty evenly divided
a. to the relative merits Of ABBOTT anu
EypThaTdt.
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ColoneI Penrose ComIng Dack.

Information has been received here
from the department Of the Platte to
the effect thai Colonel w. II. Penroso,
now In command Of the Twentieth IN,
fautry at Fort Assiuiahoiue, Montana
IA coming back 10 Utah 10 take charge
of Inc SiI tenth M place NJ Col. HAw-
ki's. who goes 20 Fort As-iniaboins.
IL viii be seen, therefore, that II " sim.
piy A change Of places by the two mill.
laTy officials.
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compnny. The tefmiuous Of the new
line OF steamers ON the Atlantic viii hr
pf01fessO ia Yucaiar. huutina ton.
N - runs ifOm New Ofleaus 10 Vera
Cruz on the Gut OF ~ xicO. PfO.
gtrsso II Just acfuss the Guif, and % j.
saiI tnnt the head u the Pauihc Mai,
conf sny nas had In contemplation ior
some time the proposition oil cxtcnditg
the line to that port Evidently, how.
ever the sn irs az Washington kept the
miguate tUo busy ami tue opportunity
HlInIeI hy.
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thr r,lr. ,leInr nern.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept s2.-lt 10
cufrcn is reported that the ~ a. trusi
viii shut down some feiintrics neat
week Tor au indefinite period IN order
o. work n ,ho large stock ~ roo Ell
sugar The ptia declined I again
tulsy, which makes the drclIuc iOf tue
week AC.
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dcHt y,d thr arre brick build ng and
come small EWctufes Hyioiniur. Th"
lIsa at,. ID. -. lily q Co., $40 %,
Mound tUy Shoe Co., So. 900; iiuI o.
uagri Shuc Co., fSj.uuu. james J..
liggttt l1ulidingl, sj1,u1G minor
lIuts, s-6Iu; total, sliD,ulO. The So
surauru be- nU.ui uuc.thtfd the lCas.
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Kliied Ia = cyclone.

MASON CRY, Iowa, Sept ga
destructive cyclone passed through
the north part OF This county last night.
Two pursOuu are known 20 bs killed.
sit. aud ME-. HadIOn and a little child
were blown half mile and fatally in-
iuirI. The cyclone passed on the
northwest with Mably aud Plymouth
Ia tho track.
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Expected Home This Evening.

Chief Of Police Pratt, who has been
on vacation with a party Of Bal
Lake friends In Idaho the last few
days, was expected home THIS morning
hut Tor some reason did not arrive, IL
IL thought, however, that he will come
down from tho north ON this evenings
train.
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Nav Nern s,ecn nnrhsL

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-rho stock
market opened ifAoliUnaliy higher.
Rock l-la,d led the Improvement with
gain o' per ceui, nut on compara.
lively light sales the entire gain was
Loot. Othuf shares remained iirm.
The market gained strength after
lO:l5 and remained strong 10 the
close,
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GOld Brick.

+. Heutoid, In his gold brick secured
from recent run at tho lbapah mill
Of "a tons Of ore, obtained an average
OF si4 per ton from decomposed quart,
luAiun nt ths Gold iill mil, OF go
tons u ore from tne Midas mine nc
Drep Greek si5 was saved, anu ir0m
tue tuilings S2u4l more Ia gold Was
secured Ia this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

NEW YoRK, Sept %. - Weekly
bank statement: Reserve, Increase,
$50, 075; loans, increase, s2,s82, 800.
syeeie, increase, 1914, 100; legal tsndurs,
uecretse, s229,7uO; deposits, Increase,
~ g03 700; cifculAllo Increase, $3.50,
7OU. The banks hulI s50,032, 7.5 Ia
excess OF requirements,
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huEp NM M0rIIER.
A Pension Case InNolying a Ne"
Question Decided,

PORTSMOUTH, OH Sept g. A
mansion case involving al entirely
new question has lutt been decided Ia
the Courts here. lis said % bo viii.
out pafall,llu pension Legislation. Un-
DEF the law "a widow receive, 90 pr
month for each minor chill. AmrliH
Cr,ckbaun sued her mother, Mrs.
IaToIina SslneT 10 recover the money
f,c,iyed ON her account irom tho
government, Her plea was that the
word "iotn IA the Law maize the
mother amply the cu'tgdian, US It
were. OF tue money, aud thAt she
should Day 1t over when the miuor
reached unJorty' ,-,.-
Defendant,
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SUPPOSED 40 w. DElp.
Ammonia neviVss tue Patient Saving
ttsr from % Horrible iate.

Ii'F ITuni . lluTTIhIU TAO
MILWAUKEE, Wis, sept. 22.-Mrs.
miudic'agol woman, wa, suppOecI 10
have DIED last fhufsdRy. the body
was laid Uut aud preparations made
Tot the funeral. Last evening some
irieuup, noticing that the body had not
ttcomu rigid deciled to apply ttsIs to
ascertain whether the woman was
really dead. Ammonia was held 10
her u.strilo and che revived. sho has
rince lain Ia a authorizations c0nui-
tiuu, but seems 10 be gaining strength.
IA PES are entertained iOr her n oJvefy.
Foe woman has been subject 10 heart
distase iUt several ytGfs ALd II vas In
un attack Of that Kind that her tuI-
posed loalh took place.
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check Trading AROUSED suspicion but
rot until Morton had ovstJrawu hi.
account with at least oue balR u the
extent, II l. said, Of 50 QUO. Detectives
mink Tue swiuulinl operations nrc the
result Of well planned conspiracy
anJ Morton Ia nothing moru Than n
tool Tot clever men with money.
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M.ntA .hntc . s,etm.

HASCuCK, Mich, SEPT "a a
storm 10 nging on Lake Superior The
barge RIcsari-, ore lndrl, from ASH
land 20 south Chicago, went ashore on
kcweonaw pOlnts, near Eagle rivcb
early this morning. The crew were
favuI with tho utmUsi dIilulliy.
Heavy seas are running aud tho vca'
soi will probably break up.
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MAsmLLUS, o, Sept. -. Tho Mia
gluwDUI cIal miucrs OF North Inv
renee voted 10 refuse thu Of ufatOrn'
offer Of % cents more than tho original
offer, anu unanimously resolved 10
hold out ior 70 cents. This IL believed
10 fore.hAdOw the defeat OF tho at
tempts NJ oOinpromiss Initiated W the
state board OF afhitfation.
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The officer. and mrn At the Fort her,
w.t. them, having won uncommon
favor among them while acting a.
lCutenlut colonel OF the 5ixt,eutu be-
fore beius tfansfcuel Montana. Tue
change gYts into Ii'.t bc.lhtr J..
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NEW YuRS, sept. 22.-ln the U. +.
circuit count TO-DAY Judge LacOmbo
denied the application for the removal
Of the receiver OF the is-COnklin
Mortgage con pany on the 4 ound that
there was no pfsJf oi mismAn Rgemen.
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LirTir FALLS, y. y, sel'. az
Cyolist wyil arrived At 2!l5 a. IN. 10.
uay, aud ,Apucts % rdr ~
miles further 10 Albany, before
stopping. u he succeeds hr will have
ridden .Gi IA los since leaving Batavia
ats a. m. fhufsday, IA u noufs.
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VANCOUVER, wash, sept ga
CaptaiH w. l.. Goodwin, Company
90" Fourteenth infantry, VIM was
recently couTl-marliaIoI on a charge Of
drunkenness, has teen acquitted on
every specification, and has been 70.
stored TO his command by order Of
BfIgadieT.GeneTaiO tiS,
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Nominated on the Unc Thou-audih
unitut.

MbWuIs, Sept gL-At Canton,
Miss, this morning }. q. Spencer wat
nominated ~ thu Drm0ota' Con-
OCCASIONAL convention Of the Svvruih
Missifsippi district 10 succeed tnuIIvs
r.. Hooker. a th0usaud ballots were
iakun.
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NFw NOuIt. Sept. g2.-rhe total
tank oirg iurs ~ the United sac
'1. tIr week ending to-day were isH7.-
uu5. a3s against tsfg,plg,ls2 last week
Auu s155Hil.Ili tHr corresponding
wu'h lat gtan
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AsncefssfuI nn.n fsr LIbrrly.

ET. LOUIS. sept. 2a.-ln the criml-
nal court tuia forenoon seven prlsoacra
made dash Tor liberty. william
Hayden, indicted Tor assault 10 XII;
FL. Carr, Al Harris anu James F0es,
butglafs, got away.
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MASON CRY, Iowa, Sept. 22.-At o
O'Clock last night n terrible cyclone nj
North Crrro Gordo destroyed light
iafm houses, laying every thing Hat.
The dead ai,-Ellvfy NJ. keToher,
John Patterson, DIT. HaddOw and Mrs.
ID. HaidOw,
Tue wounded hte-Nilss Maggie
Baker, Harold McKeTCAef, Alice Me
krrcher, Miss Ediln BenIly aud Jas.
O'Nuiil,
Late dispatches from AlgenA, Iowa,
slate that - people were kilied aHd IS
injured. Toe little town Cyiinusr was
totally wiped Out
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fletcher, It's an Outraged"

selyes;
"PROvO, Sept, n, 1894.
~. II. Letoher, Chairman Utah Com
misHlOi:
"Louis christensen, of Spring CITY,
examine the registration lists except as
To his own name, and this applics 10
Guunlson AMI other pisces In Saupete
county. l. lchrr, this Il an OulEugr,
anu ttavrsiy on Justice.
CHARLES CRANE"
Chairman Le.Uher dictated the fol-
lowing reply;
81 have telegraphed Judge Norrrll,
who Is Mt Mount Pleasant, To attend 10
the uIntter, j. II. LEIClIERh
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IoNonrD a CITl onDINANcE
Railroads wit Itav~ 10 pay tines u,
Gems, quenrs.

JOLiET, H., sopt. 22.-Sevefal
months ago tHe city council passed A.
ordinance compelling every railroad
entering tbs city 10 elevate Ito usckH
thf0ug uUut the city 90 permit itte pas.
cage of teams ami web clrE underneath
,hv crossing. Tue fuAds nave ig ofcd
tue ordinance nnd nave uuclat,1 uu
attention would b. paid to tnc order ui
the council. To-day tho f0nls viii be
brought 1 toc.utt anu lined f.r failing
~ comply with tuO COUNCIL Ufdufs.
The city viii Immediately Impose the
iuli limit II n - every Jay tue f0Hds
isil u obey the order.
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Marrlace Iicense.

Tho county CLERK issued % marriage
license today to syph NJ. Campbell
83, nnl Emily EIMbo,h Bishop. 2l.
bIth OF this city.
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LifILE FALLS. y. T., Sept % e.
tyolist boatles paced through here nt
u.lj O'clock on schedule time, having
mae - niles Ia two days aud ont
hour.
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CmCAGO, Sept 22,-herbert ~.
Kinsiry. the noto1 Chicago caterer,
died Ia New YORK tOIayi ~ a result oi
u surgical operation.
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HI. LOUIS, Sept, GA fire original.
ing in ths ieatnrr'Wutks establishment
Of Daniel Il, Ely a Go. this morning
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County Court on Monday.

with Probate Judge Blair absent,
the usual weeEly session Of the County
court will be held on Monday next
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GET FLAKES OF GOLD
That IS Tho R ward Of salt Lake Pros
p,C.OTs al Deep Creek.
NlL FOR the QUEEN OF surBA.


Nevs has been received IN this city
OF he good lack Of W. r. Richards,
Jo-eiu Dulbaf aud john LOWS, salt
LntcB who have been Operating at
Fifteen AIilcs, Ia the Deep Creek
uountTy fifteen miles from lpnbNh,
four or i've miles from tho line be.
tween Utuh aud Nvvadn,tud lust south
o. the Juau bud To0elo county line.
Tnry made their location over year
ago, anu q couple u months since went
cut On tbcIt latest triI, provided with
supplies 10 put Ice some good work. Tho
iIrs, results are now reported iu a rich
strike Of the yellow metal. The ledge
beats large quantity OF free coli, the
boys being able 10 pick uul the ilstes
wish n locke, knife, w the letter says.
The Owncis ate highly elatud over
heir discovery.
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The Queen %; snrba owners also are
matigg steady progress, uotwithsiand'
ing tie fact that there is no Dttp
Creek hallway yet TO help them get the
precious metal uut ut "a reasonable Gust
they have let the c)utfnc. tor Ctaw-
iUri mill ON thrir property, anu viii
push matters ourfgtuCally.
COPPER PLANT ChANoEs.
ltwusa late session Of the Copper
Plant cOmpspy's directors last night
that DECIDED upon two important
changes IA tbo directorate Of the com.
puny, by which .. NJ, Grgon, Of Mil
waukee, anu otto Meafs, ~ Denver.
retire from the board. No Green was
the one chtny concerned IN the deal
by which tue company got the bonus
from salt LAAe, bot IL 10 claimed his
refinement Will uOt affect tue contract
mAIt, ~ the company Intends 20 push
tnU wOfk 10 completion.
The action takUu by tho directors
wss 90 retire Mt. Gfveu from tue pfesi-
dcucy OF tue company, his successor
icing DAVID May, Of Denver. The
reason given Tor Mr. Greene tceig-
nation was that II was impfaoti-
uAulu Tor him 10 act as president from
~ great distance NJ MilWaukce,
where his home l.. Sit. Mrnrs's fuslg-
uatiOu 10 said 10 be owing 10 bis atteu-
ton being taken up 80 mucn with his
aiihits In Colorado, where he ~ "A pow
ct politically as we'll ms financially
both Of these gentlemen go out Of tnt
| directorate. anu ate succeeded IN that
| UUuy by Morris May, Of philadelphia
! lnd J. n. Schoonburg, Of 50. Louis.
The company has decided to send
sons VI the directors 20 New York q
once 10 raise the capital nertttary Il
complete the wOtK.. A number Of
changes are 10 he maur, and SONS
new plans to be adopted.
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SHE sW1yDLED BIG DRYGOODS STORES.
,,,s y n pop1NsoNs MAID Arrested ON
CHARGES BY STERN BROTHERS AND
ALTMAN co.

Mrs Annie Verdell. at least that IS the name l'
gives is locked up in the Mercer street Ponce "t'
ton and she viii be arra'gned III 'eie'So" '
Court this morning a charge OF grand iarce"y
,-h nrrcinoI complainant Is the firm OF Altman *
20 At sixth-ave and Nneteenth-st when declares
,b,, Mrs Verdell obtained goods from the store
alueJ in all at sll5 g. the pretence mat her P'
chases were intended for Mrs frederch W. i,o
con nv whom Mrs. Verdell was formerly efhp'oyeu
- .,td a, Mrs Robinsons home. in the Cneisea
Anortment- house in West Twenty-third-st. Aho'hsr
cnr,,,a,nant against Mrs. Verde Is the dryeoous
house Of Stern Brothers. in West twenty
ubo ouece that she obtained goods to the amount
y. COO ,o,, Thorn bv the same method she used III
Altmans ,. ov,,,,,, obou,
urs yarIel was in Mrs. Robnson's employ ABOUT
-, month ago. Mrs. Robinson has an account VIII"
both the drygoods houses mentioned anu II i" .up
,oscd Mrs yercleil learned this fact. Al any ra'f
,,nu varleu went TO Altman 81 Co.'S store last FRI
I,v ordered a lot of goods, and took mem WIN
na. s.vng they were for Mrs. Robinson Inc next
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HOARD AND ROoNs'

GOOD ROOM AND BOARD. - per "''N'
Ia Eas, i2:ih-st
ma PARK. iol Waverioy i'" .r. rn' "r,.
rs wanted by day "r Week "'e
excellent .abl~. references.
,.,...r ,,7-tt s.r Handsome. large. airy
- I'M hest ncignuorhood. AFRO nan
room. 40 eHnNcn''nc'S.
.isT.sT.. - WEST Desirable r".i'' ~ ,...l'
superior board. -eiert surT'r .i,. s,,,nmer
runr-utl5. tansl"ntly mo-
r,f.s references "ornnngeo.
.cri,. ST. 80 WEST. Mlier's lamliy. no
American plan. permanent ~ unr
.,..,t ,.rur~ ,.lm now f"r the "'"''' o
.-rl ~ cir'ular.
50Tu-ST 81 WET Rooms WIN 49, ~"
IL EAST apTH ST Furnished r,' ..l 70
'',,ienen ~ ladies. bath pr'nt" H'u'''
:. upward.
~ FAST i.TH 81 lnrr" room St n'....
a. me ~ Two gentlemen pt nv ,,.--'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
DIRECTJrM AND ARION TO MEET

IT is now almost certain that the Grand Circuit
trotting meeting at Fleetwood In September VIII
have no special feature such as the exhibitions OF
Nancy Hanks and Directum.. which attracted tho
hest attendance OF the meeting last season. While
the officials Of the Driving Club OF New-York SUM
.bered the star troters have been engaged to APP
pear elsewhere Chicago is TO have a race between
Directum and Arlon at Washington Park. August y.
three days before the New-i ork meeting opens.
Even II these horses could now be secured or Fleet.
wood which is doubtful. the preceding contest In
the West would rob the later OF half It's interest
The New-Engand Association OF Trottng- Horse
breeders has also arranged race for stations IN
which Directum, 2.o5A; Arion. 207A; Kremlin. 201x;
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DIli.SSMAklNc.

ARTISTIC summer "f'ss' ",
I'm &. thls month";. ialfi '"'' 80 49,,
- suarsnt..-l. also "cdlinH ',- ',''.s
- -.,-lIr and traV"llins "'-,ui,' =
.,,n- and costumes - "N'i5 80. a.
-. ~ short notice. cu''ins. pas,lntst
,t,,,,. ,a measure. 3 C.n''. - , n.'' -
',,,'....,n.,tlrg rarllrs. - East -th
,urfsTlC DREssMAkING imp"t w..
"H.ni'ns. hotel orders AZ shot' ~
.,,rchns~i u desired. m,a.'1 q.
-. MIR. MFLEpY. - tns, '' ~, s,''
i.,v..n Hfo adway 'ni n.''i'''
.rrrlunH INTs MAKER. o-t In.
.,t.r l..l-c. more rns1F ,'rn'H.
.,.,r, ,.-m- m,-icrutr. hshrS- i"'''
,-aD. b.. - SHAW
,,,trt.RlrRE FRA%CAlsE Mn. Al.
t'-.f los W. ian. formerly W.
-,srr'. Specialize. fancy ".'riA' 80.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
OBITUARY..
DR. REUBEN ID. CLARK.

Albany, Aug. 13.-Dr. Reuben d. Clark. state
Chemist and a prominent physician. died at his
summer home on Saturday. after an Illness OF only
n few DAYS Last Wednesday he was attacked with
n sickness which developed into cholera morbus
DIR Clark was born Chatham about forty
sevon wears ago Upon the organization of the State
Dairy Commission he was appointed as chemist, and
when the Commission transferred to the Agri-
cultural Department he stil. retained the position
and held II up TO the time Of his death. In the
United States Senate Senator Miller used brief
enared by DIR. Clark In the debate OF the Oleo-
n1nargarIne law II was Dr. Clark who developed
the fact that the Gull fat Of the beef used In ole
and that Il was deleterious TO health Ihis was CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
THOMPSON PINCKNEy

Thompson Pinckney an aged resident o,r
Ign. died yesterday at his home in tina, ~ brook.
42i Grand-ave. He belonged to one of the ~, ~ No.
York families. and was born in this 'cI,v ~ New
For many years he was connected with -, !" ~
ping business, but retired several years -. sap
was n director In the Bowery Fire Insnr.." he
pany and the East River Savings Bank r. Con-
war he served in the It'll Regiment mi,,." etore tie
last twenty years his home had been in n or he
Mr. Plnckney's death was due 10 old ar. brooklyn
vu!ar trouble OF the heart He left a W. and val.
son. The funeral will be tomorrow at and one
the burial Will be at Woodlawn H., AID