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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

II u Paul. division superintendent
ue Texas and Pacific. was In the
|,s,a !. Price, superintendent Eastern
'ns'oh ~ the Texas and Pacific, was
us city yesterday
osss ms z.so Rio 0rande train was two
|aes,si ete Yesterday, waiting for con-
N0ps az brentwood.
I'M hobert Cooke, wife OF the Union
~, operator returned yesterday
7" visit to Fannin county.
s rke Murphy. roadmaster Eastern
Il NJ 70 the Texas and Pacific. was
~ msNcqpqlis yesterday
\ ''ome recent reports Il appears that
n ssseunily IN the Immediate vicinity
Eos,a Antonio and south OF there has
~ ~ me effects or the severe drouth.
Issss freight agents and shippers gem
H. ate gratined 20 know that rates
IA ssaln established upon basis.
lss,s 10. seems to be general conf
|hbs hat the arrangement VIII con-
-, through the season. A hopeful
|ts rs prevails generally. ia view OF
.td I, proving prospects for business,
~ Il ~ ~ expected that results viii be-
Ia Il appear during the present month.
"a inc month OF July VIII be a
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personal MENTION.

Miss Murtlc Huffman of Denton Is
visiting Mrs. W. A. Haden.
Mrs, Joe wltcher has returned from
a pleasant trip 10 Mineral Wells.
NJ. Murphy, division road master
OF the Texas and Pacific east, IS In the
city.
Evans Daisy and wife have returned
from u visit with relatives at Homer.
La.
Mrs, w j. Balnes OF enDton IL
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. A. Haden,
at 30i La avenue
Mrs. j. II Mcknight Of Paris Tex,
Is Visiting her sons, Messrs. r. II. and
J. l.. Mcknight,
Mrs. Rowland Lewia Of Woatherford
IS visiting her SONS, Messrs, Lewis
Brothers Of this city.
Mr.. WIN ButtH is back from his East
ern trip, ana looks very happy over
the bargains no picked up while In the
different markets,
George b. Johnson, chief dispatcher.
Joint track, returned on the Rock
Island this morning from Bunaparte,
Iowa. where he has been absent sew
eral weeks on a visit 10 his relatives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Of the school. but also by the whole
audience OF the concert remain re-
specfully. A. IfANERStCI<,
Professor Of music at Hardin College.
The Mexico Evening" Ledger, in
speaking Of Miss Drake, says: .'The
numerous friends 81 Miss Mnydelle
Drake or Fort Worth. Tex. were de-
lighted with her iaost perfect and
beautiful rendering of her difficult Sc
lection. which no novice may dare TO
oHer 70 the crucial test Of a Mexico
audience. who attcstcd their unqualified
approval OF Miss Drake by ovntiuns
which must dwell on the memory OF
this falr young musician until memory
shall fade away. Miss Mary l.iXrie
Johnson, Il ia learusd, has ,uada rapid
strides during her soiourn vt Hardin
and the railway boys who sent nor look
forward with considerable anxiety TO
her record next year when she grad
yates, The Gazette girls will leave
Mexico Saturday night reaching Fort
Worth Monday morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

1|he Gu2ettc htrls ~ tnrhtn college,
The readers OF The Gazette viii be
pleased to learn that Miss Carrie Dixon
one Of The Gazette girls at Hardin
College, Mo, graduates there this year
with the A. b. degree aud the highest
honors. This is certainly very crafty
ing TO her numerous friends. and at
once ranks her with the best educated
young ladies Of North Texas. Miss
Carrie. It Is understood. viii apply to
the sehoolboard for position during
the coming year The honors won by
her at Hardin will certainly make her
a model teacher and one fully pre-
pared TO teach the Young idea how to
shoot Miss Pearl Daily, another OF
Tire Gazette's girls, graduates This yer
with honor and her friends feel par
ticularly proud OF her Miss Maydelle
Drake. Il viii be remembered, was the
youngest OF The Gazette girls, and win
graduate two years hence Her friends
are looking 10 her for great results.
The Hardin College piano contest took
place May q. Nineteen young ladies.
the best musicians OF the conservatory.
took part The Judges, after an hours
dellberation. awarded $1,000 piano 20
Miss Lee Jones and made special mem
tion Of Miss brakes ahllliN- Ihe Judges
OF the contest We're selected from n
distance and were among the best IN
the profession, yet Z VIII certainly
please the admirers of Niles Maydelle
10 note the following Autograph letter.
which was received yesterday;
Mexico, Mo-, Hardin College. May ~
-Miss Mnydeile Drake has taken music
lessons from me here In Hardin col
iege since September ., 1898. IL y
Great pleasure FOR me 20 gay that Miss
brake has made In this time the best
progress. Her performance Of classic
music "a excellent. II " my
opinion that she has gained
me victory over eighteen COM
petitors In the lest contest concert
also admitted not only By the ladies'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

illness Men Pui Their shoulders
20 the wheei-subscriptions.

k.,nesA Men Pui Their shoulders
to the wheci-subscriptions.
kssial Di59ateh.
5wlchl,a Falls, Tex, June 1.-THE
Etblia Falls Democrat Of this week
~ viii have this to say relative to
1. bundlng Of the Katy 10 this city.
nm railroad mass meeting held at
|. court house Monday evening was
Ieu.lness analr from start 10 finish.
I meeting was organized by the cleo
III Of Ashby James chairman and
In Van Dyke secretary.
| A. Kemp, the moving spirit in
4, erterprise. and to whom mitch
Iedt Is due, explained the object
1 H. meeting, which In substance
\, 10 raise $4,000 to secure the eN-
kson OF the Missouri, Kansas and
III road from Henrietta to this city
ltb purchase the right OF way and
{ulnal facilities at an estimated cost
| no000 The proposition being con-
Ieed good one and the terms fam
4 Reasonable, the work OF raisinr
|. n.%ssary funds was taken up, and
| less than an hour over $4,000 was
{hserlhed (all of which Is worth 100
he on the dollar, MIR. Kemp head
j the list with $1,000.
n solicltiug committee was then APP
tn,ed TO see our citizens and take
|tsrlptions, and by Tuesday eveninr
| amount was raised TO $50, 900 In tive
|ys. considering the times and the
sbnatlon OF our town. speaks well
the enterprise and liberallty Of our
II ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

7IaI DIspatch.
|eO'pus Christi, Tex. June Ia
|lps Of engineers We're put in the field
[aay and commenced the survey Of
Corpus Christi and Brownsville
FHr,oaa. Mr.. Sidney Miller. who Is ia
FL me road. leaves tomorrow for
II iorA TO make arrangements for
|A,slal etc, but says he viii return
VNo or three weeks to superintend
n Work In person Mr., Miller says
sspeets 10 have the FIRST Fifty miles
\ w road built within six months
II is his intention to have the
= completed In eighteen months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

',.,, We're originally used In faA.
,as garments t6eether. Pins did
immediately sue,seI ih3rns as far
I'm oat different appliances wore
Il e '.saeh as hooks Buckles and iaoes.
Ish,s,e NE latter half AZ the nriceirh
'sisll before Pins warc used IN creat
'rtisna when first mnnrfacure1 -
Esreth me ron wire Of the proper
Eotr nled To a point. and The
|-fh w. snity twisted into a head.
slow proc@ss and four CT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
MEETINGS ANNouNcnD,
one 10 lie Held ut Waco, the other
nt GrnndNirW.

Mr.. o. n Dornblaser Of Grandvlew,
prominent member Of the Reform
Press association Of Texas. was In the
city last night. lIO wishes II an
nounced thnt the association win meet
In Waco on June 10. and that the
state Farmers Alliance will meet near
Grnndvlew the third Tuesday In Au-
gust and continue In meeting four
days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

colored school No. 10 will give can
tata at the auditorium OF the city hall
next Monday evening
THE Haymakers" ia the name OF the
cantata. which viii be given In cos-
tune. There is said 10 be good deal
OF musical talent In school No. 10 The
cantata will be given to assist piano
fttuI
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sronAen.

REGULAR storage house Tor furniture.
pianos, vehicles. trunks, boxes, ctc..
new rnorls; careful moving, packing,
uliNon n 10, 18th and Rusk
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r. w. FISK, M. D.,

HIN VTtTFThN ~ Ft4FFN|s
reference
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|snY orrIcIALs Ar nInIsnoRo.
thing Learned As TO the object
of the Visit.

Of the visit.
Beelal Dispatch.
IHillsboro, Tex, June lat 6 o'cloS (
A. A. Allen, general manager; j.,
Maxwell, general supplementary
NJ. Bennett, tran master. and j. j.
w. road master. all OF the Missouri.
Ensas and Texas railway arrived In
Il city on a special car on a tour of
Ensral Inspection OF the road anc
~ property. Nothing. further could
4 learned Of the object of their visit
ire or course as the company Is
lpected 20 begin work ON the yard
fund house and shops here at SONS
n soon some seem to think their
~ means moro than inspection or
pa they have now. Mr.. Allen was
and sent FOR the physician to seq
b.
l'oonel G. A. Wilson. chief engineer
~, came In on the south bound main
Ie and went Immediately TO the car
II Patmalea, road master. with head.
|afters az Waco. was also here. They
south tomorrow morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

900 pins was a good days wors
ior an expert hand The United sts,ss
h az, me credit % lnventlne the flrst ma
ehine ior making nlns This was in In
~ Isl Inc inventor was one l.etnuei
H Mv,nnan Wfight-May Ladies' Home
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ron nIlNr.


TWO SOuTE front ro1ma. furnished or
partly furnished. 405 Enat Weather
ford. Mrs W II, Morrison.
FOR .RENT--A nicely furnished south
Gust room. 600 Taylor street
FOR RENT Niccly furnished cool
room OF rooms FOR light hunfekeep-
Ing: private family; references re-
auirad and given ~ Ryan street
FOR RENTl-,At Go West Third. two
very desirable summer rooms. hand
somely furniahed.
ron RHi,T. -I-iye large comfort able.
wali-ventlin Ted faplns frr summer
Coz West Third street
FOR RENT-Twn comfortably fur
nighcd rooms en- suite. .will be let
out board. Apply 10 AirH. ~. l.. Ma
lone, corner Peach and Harding
streets,
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rnnsoNAL.

sEcoND.iiAND HOOKS bought, sold
or exchanged. scientific. law or theo-
logical or mechanical speciality.
I. J. Boar, 9Oa Main street.
DIR. a. u, ANSEI.lS--@pcoiailst Gil
Main street, over Niclxs & Co. "a drug
store, Fort Worth, 1cx.
MARRIED I.NntisS-Scnd 10 ccnta for
"lnfRnioin SNleRuRrd' mo medicine.
no dcccptionl. Just what YOU want.
ladlos' Eazar. Kansas city, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

WANTED.-'At BcltOn. Peay's Transfer
line viii carry pnssengefH 80 and
from all trains for % cents round trip
Trunks At the same rate.
n. vi. WELLS real estate ONES re.
moved 70 ait honnt9n street.
FI7ITa fs1.s pants. ~. just arrived.
london and Liverpool Tailor. 20s
Main.
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srpyIrl.s.

BIG SANDY rrullscrson House, a. y
Moore. proprietor; $500 pcr day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

GOO Houston street All STYLES OF pho.
tographs and artistic pictures. Mod
crate prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Fourth Street, Between Main and Rusk.
Fort Worth. froNna
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

yVANTED--Job Press, good Heoond-
hand quarter medium prr 3. Address
stating price, Printer. care cazotte,
Fort Worth. Tex.
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made fresh every day.
TURNER s. D1NGEE.
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The statements IN The testimonial below aro
familiar facts to the Immediate friends Of Mr.
Geo A. aitSlc, school teacher, Of Nj norch,
Tenn, very we'll known Throughout tic county
whcrehewss born and has always lived, Read IT,
&C, I, Hood & Co.. lowell, Mass,i
"pear Sifsi-I believe In Hoods snrsaparil'a,
l viii ieil you why. I hRye suderba from 10.
hcritcd scrcftiia from child hood. When " years
OF are, my eyus became strangely affected
could not read after sunset, and when | Wuuld
close my eyes, could moi open themi but on
whichever sido lay on that sida could open
my eye. Ial, condition continued about two
years, and was Succeeded by
An lntolorabio Itching
nh over my body and limbs, Ind to have my
little boys take shoe brushes and scratch me.
II was drendfnL II continued month and was
followed Immediately by tumor Ia the right
side OF my neck as large NJ small ogg. AZ
once commenced taking physicians prescrip,
tlous and continued llu lost hope, In tho mean
time tho iuinor changed rs place to the mmo-
diate front OF my neck, suppuated and was fol,
lowed by others, I'm six had formed aud broken.
"Flnally, three years ago, another large IA.
NOR seated itself on the point 81 my collar hnne
and ia six months another halt way back on the
bone Both Of them soon began 10 discharge
anu NNuNUNNN 70 go SO tlli NNNui NrNtN ltnNillN
ago tried everything. Including prescriptions.
was often so weak tllat
I Could Scarcely Walk
and my mind was so confused that ! could
scarcely attend to my business ,sehool teNch.
iugl. was utterly discouraged And now my
story draws to close. began tho use Of
Hoods 'is';;i'ir Cures
Hoods smsaparA little less than year ago
and tool, nve bottles when ! began ! had no
faith In H. In less than three months boil the
sores on my shoulder were henled ! was gutcd
OF q Troublesome rniAfrhi and scrufuluua habit
has steadily grown less apparent | weigh
more than eyor did IN my liio, and nm
In the Best Of Health,
considering my constitution DO you wouder
thnt believe In ioodl ssrsaparllag ! can do
no less than recommend II cyerfNhrre aud every
way" Gao A. zinKLE, NJ, hpfehi Tenn.
Hoods Pills cure li,et NE, constipation,
hiuousuess, jaundicc, sick headache, indigestion
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chickens, etc, all kinds order Of
TURNER s. DfNGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Hoods Pills cure n,et NE, constipation,
hlllousuess, jaundlce, sick headache, indigestion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

chickens, etc. all kinds. order OF
TURNER 81 DINuEE.
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made fresh every day
TURNER g. pfNGEE.
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sIrrNrinNs wANrrp.

AN INDUSTRIOUS girl wanIA pcnilion
"a house XIII or IN hotel. At once.
Address Miss 4. u. c., care Gazette.
WANTED = Immediately situation
WITH nice family hv German lady as
cook on general houscwork; VIII do
washing and Ironing. hest references.
CAll ieia Main, Mcndel house,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
WANT COLUM MN.
TirE GAZETTE is THE GHEA rEsr
WANT MEDIUM IN TME sOulII.

WANT MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH.
Nothing Is published fres. All adj
vertisements In this department are
charged for at the rate OF I cont a
word each issue, payable IN advance.
No advertisements taken for less than
20 cents.
Personal.
Lost.
Eound.
Ntrnycd,
stolen.
strnyed or stolen.
For rent.
For sale.
Help wanted.
HusiuesH Cbnnces,
Mnutcd--Dw~iilnuH.
wnnIcd-itOoua.
MHuted-nonrd.
NNaBted-non rdrrs.
Mnutcd-Rcnt EatHts.
NNnntrd--To Exchange.
wantrd--MiHuelinpro
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ppTTNIf ARDS. N0rpIlnr Taffa--You
can he cured DFinlfsrly AMI pr
ve~ra III s5 Proof. testimonials and
f,,u partioaiars sent free upon fe-
quest Addresa y. Wilson. Box q.
comrnahe. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

FOR SALii--Or will trade Tor good
Western or Panhandle land. three
improved hullncps lots with two.
STORY bricks. IA thla city AddrcHs
-, T. Borgln Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

N. e. HALL. Jewelcr. cheapeAt house
Ia the city. Ioyn Oh gold and silver
Corner Main aud Eleventh streets
Agent for Franco German ring Posi-.
i've cure FOR rheumatism. Write for
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

For sALE-A country ncwapaper
planti one-half cash. balance ON
time; "A goud opening for young
man Who desires to engage In jour
nullstlo work For particulars, nd
dress The Reporter Florence Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

ron sALE-A country newspaper
plant with average trade good cir
culation, etc, Just the thing Tor a
young man who desirea entering tho
iournalntlc ncld. For puruvulu q
address The toporter, Florence, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

siG5 Tor ss75- isoudoir ivoa and Pond
plano good az new, Pianos Tor rent.
flirschfvld 200 Main street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
YO\KERS.

one OF the most successful seasons OF rehs'ous
revival In Yonkers closed last hlght III III" ''''
Methodist Episcopal Church. II was conducted ior
c,ur ,,eaks bv the pastor the Rev. 5. Parkes CAD
man and has resulted In a general awakening OF
religious interest In the congregation onc
and forty converts reported Mr. 'nlinan o, III
49, Vonk.rs last spring. and almost immediately
became a general favoritc He IS reaoy am! nu'a,'
speaker and has been the principal SPEAKER At 's
.',,,It. ,r.r,ln0s The new rifle team or the
Fourth Separate Company has elected 'aptiin Jot'
Pruyn president, First Lieutenant W imam ~
NcVicar vice president and treasurer; Secohi Leu
tenant William l.. Thompson. captain; fHSi 81
g.ant G. +. Nugent. sergeant; corporal ha,les -.
Mollinson secretary; Private Frank 'hadeayne
scorer Tho South Nonkcrs Improvement As
ISOLATION will hold its regular monthly meeting az
Iovnrre Station on Monday evening. one OF inc
mos; important questions to com" up Tor uSCuss.on
win bn Inc action of the association IN the matter
Of annexation to Ncw-l ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

A trolley wire fen al Vanderbilt and De Kab ayes.
Yesterday afternoon and struck a horse o"n"1 10y
Charles J. Stewart butcher. 81 No. ~ North oxford
9, and a horse owned by william Ottmann. butcher
81 Fulton Market Both animals were severely
shocked and had TO be treated by veterinary sur
,con before they could be driven again. The drivers
not hurt.
Tho operation of TRANSMISSION Of blood TO which pr
franklin NJ Kemp submitted on Wednesday 10 save
the life Of Kate Pomphrcy was unayaing. as thr
woman died yesterday morning AZ me Long Island
c,IIopc HOSPITAL She had been nearly asphyXiated
by gas IN her IN the house Of Georg" g Fields.
M No rs Warren-st., before she was taken to the
hospital.
The 2,l Regiment VIII be reviewed at the nrmory
This evening By ErgadierGeneral Alfred G. Barnes.
president Of the Veteran Association. One hundred
ner cent. long-scrvice and Veteran Association med
ais Will b. presented.
Company +. 18th Regiment. VIII give en- entertain
nent at the nrmory this evening Company II. OF
the same regiment. Will have "A concert. exhibition
drill and reception at the armory on February Il.
While dancing at a bah Of the Kingston cub at
Harmony Hall. in Marion-st.. on Thursday night.
William Agnew twenty years old. OF 40. "a Glen
morc-avc, suddenly reccd and fell. lie was at
tended 10y physician. and died in snort time.
Heart disease caused his DEATH
Charles H. Walker a war veteran Of the l39;h Reg
ment died yesterday at his home. NO as Dean-st.
lie had been employed in the Naval Once AT the Gus
tom House in New-York for a number Of years. His
death was due to consumption. The funeral Will be
held at the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow afternoon.
The members Of the Grand Jury were expected 70
nrescnt some indictments In the Court OF Sessions
Yesterday. but the way from their room to the
courtroom three II the sixteen members strayed
away and did not appear with the others. 1t Is sup
nosod that they thought their duties over and
vent home or to business. As consequence OF tbs
lack Of quorum the Grand Jury will have to present
the Indictments to-day.
The eighth lecture In the free course on Life and
the Conditions Of Survival" before the Brooklyn
Ethical Association will be delivered by DR.. Davi(
A. Corton at the Second Unitarian Church. Clinton
and Congress SITS, tomorrow evening nj 7:f5 o'clock
Subject. Labor as "A Factor in Evolution" The pub.
lie Is cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
JERSEY CITY.

The Rev John l.. Scuddcr. pastor OF the Jersey
CITY TABERNACLE. yesterday issued the following
statement: In view of the cop"ment of Evan
gcIist John l.. Quinn. his engagement with the
union OF churches In Jersey city to undertake
revival work is hereby declared - Dc cancelled by
order of the pastors OF said union. and further
more he will not hold services IN the Tabernacle
or any other church In the union Mcssrs. Con
and Quinn will III once proceed To make other ar
rangcmcnts. Their stay IN Jersey city will de-
pend uIon the result Mr.. Con VIII speak at the
Young Mcns Christian Association rooms Ia twenty.
third-st., Ncw-Nork. tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock.
Thr Rev Edward McMnn. pastor Of the Summit
Avenue BAPTIST church. Jersey city, met the con
grcsliion last night To talk over his proposed
resignation which had already been rejected by "A
vote Of IL to -. Mr. McMlnn agreed to Withdraw
agree To have the church incorporated under the
laws OF the state. This agreed 70 and Mr. Nc
Mimi Will remain In charge OF the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
TILL, COMFY ISLAND CLUB GOING AHEAD.

TT nrc,nrs TO ISSUE IT'S STAKE BOOK FOX
1904 INTEREST IN TO-DAYs MEETING.
Al the meeting Of the Executive Conlfhi''ee vi
Tho Conav Island Jockey Club yesterday IL WIS
oac,ded that the Committee on Stakes ana PURSES
no authorized TO issue the stake book Tot the
racing season of 1891. Many important nat'ers
,vere discussed at the meeting. Every member
Of the committee is determined that the racing
at the Coney Island track shall be OF 'he h's"ea'
order of excellence. IN regard to uie STEWARDS
appointed by the Jockey Club for IVA 'he "ie'"'
hers of the committee did not care TO express al
opinion. The Coney Island Jockey Clup Is Willie
and anxious to ioin in any movement that VIII
tend TO purify and reform the turf. Al TINS id'e
hour however, the club does not propose u cur
tail its prerogatives and suffer loss for me mis-
takes made by others. If the Jockey 'np II per
fected and its plan of action Is made KNOWN 10
the public and is approved by the horse-owhers'
tbere Is no doubt that the Coney Island Jocke!
Club will become an associate member
The Coney Island JOCKEY club ard hundreu' OF
Intelligent turmcn do not believe that one man Is
essential TO the turf. or that man who formuates
rules OF racing which require the assistance OF thc
managers OF the betting ring and gamblers 10 inter-
pref holds all the knowledge required TO make rae
ing a success in his head. When all the members
of the Jockey Club selected II may De IN order
TO make some changes in the stewards selected
Everybody is anxious for the Jockey Club 10 sue
,ed and the outcome Of the meeting 10 De heid TO-
day Is anxiousy looked for 1t may take some tiine
form a club of fifty members, as some persons
whose names are sOca ed with the club nave de-
ella rod their intention OF declining the honor or De-
coming members of the Jockey Club.