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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

t1nter ben sa6lrei9en 8ii9ern relis
gt0ien Snbalts beFinOet ii9 cine bDhit
pertbboue Collection bimimItiper
rStunbenbiifsr" unb 9ibeln aus
benz II. unb 18. Sabrbunbert. 3pet
Bidder in dltem 8albleoerbano finb
DEFENDERS. bemertensipert6, benin bies
Ielbsn sntbalten cine Serte BON 264
iebr fleinen bilbli9en SarTtelunsen Biz
bliiGen Snbalts, rpelte ge9en bds
Gnbe bes IL. Sabrbunoerts BON Spei
S9peiSerinnen dngefertigt iinb, ferz
ner Elm nSate3ismus" BON 1877 Seiz
ten uno r8om 6riItli9sn 9aus ItUno",
191 Seiten, pelbe teioe i'm Sabre
1866 in N%iirnterg georudt Itnb unO 81
Bel 81 Miqimeter meiIen. Me6rere
9ibsln in eIegantem Marpccobanb, in
2onoon pGArenb Der erIten Sdlfte bes
IS. Sabrbunoerts seorudt, itnO pabre
Gabinetitiide; i6re 0imeniionen iinb
&c BEL 20 Miaimetsr. 92p9 tleiner,
nGmIi6 % bsi II Miaimetsr, lit Der
DSegrtff 99riltlld1er SeDre", aus Dem
Sabre 1778.
@n 2iebsr6ii9srn unO Qlmana9s lit
fein Mangel. Bon leBteren bat Ssrr
Salempn eine iebr ieItsns Collection
aus ben Sabren 1880 big 1918; in
0srIelben bsfinben ii9 fran3OfI9e,
bpudnbii9e unb engliI4e 4lmanaas,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

bsrgefteIIt iinb. sic mefep muir Ia
bel 8 Minimeter unb entbdlten auf
26 Biz % Seiten 6 Biz IL S~auitratios
Rsu. Der bpritebsnb absebtlbste 2ll'
mana4 itammt aus benz Sabre 1914
unb lit bic SnuItrdtion nm Elm @erins
gss bersrDbert. Gin &lmana9 aus
benz Sabre 1881 entbdlt febr biibf9e
pprtrdts bon Yaganini, Suffein Pas
i6a, benz leBten Den BON 4lgisr, unb
4nberen. SSn benz Qlmana9 bon 1884
finbet man ausgesei4net aussefiibrte
Portrdts bes Generals SadIon, bes
preuBii9en &ronprin5en Sriebrt9
Wilbelm unb bss &Dniss Otto bon
@rie6enldnb.
0as tleinfte aler ~3pergbii9lein
Der 9ibliOtbet lit Elm pGbsmin De la
@rouir" (&reu5peg) BON nur IA Bel 6
Miaimeter, D. b. ungsfdbr elm baIber
bei einem piertel Boil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

nigtsit ne6men g, duf CIR unb &C.
piiien, i9 bah bsut' nod Inn fame
spei 8reuser a 2oiung g'madt."
y@sngan g net ipsiter nit Sbnerer
PoielsWaar', fast !Serr 9(babei. IS
unteritiiB' 70 an Sdpinbel net. Sas
tpdr' mr. re6t. % pr~eisperberber
M auffiittsrn belfen. Wann 3 betz
teln gebt's, glib / gu9 an areuser.
4ber auf bD @'f9Gftsleut' auBiipies
len uno ben 2euten an &remp'l am
bdngen, 70 ipas unteritiib' / net"
nIber %gndbiger Serr, mas i9 Sbs
men f9on f4aben tann," fuste bic
<e. nSas biFsrl @aar' Is fame
Sebn 9ulben tpertb. sic perbienen in
an Sag mebr, ais / in ganasn Mo>
nat"
.@erIdptuben g, Jag l." rief llrs
ban ltnpillig, mir ian IsIber g.
fdGftsleut'. Dos Tenn / net, 10 a
G%oncurren5 no 9robSidg'n Eslfen.
u%nierdns tpab net, mo er bus piele
@elb bernebma ioG duf b0 Steuern,
in Gins, b0 8eleu6tung, unb q 10 q
!9auiirer bat feline SpeIen, ia gar mir,
peti6Ieubert b0 @aar' unb lebt tpie
q &apalier."
nWlein @ott urb !Ssrr," Ieuf3te bic
Saniirerin. IS tpiinf6et Sbnen net,
baB sic muir an Sag 10 a &apuIier=
leben fiibr'n iollten, tpie l1nIerans.
S bah bret 8inbsr g. Saul, mel
Mann is mr. e'itorb'n, mas ion i1
benn tbuar, um bic Meinigen ppr'm
8erbungern gu. i9iiben?"
nIrbeiten tDan e." idete 9artl.
r9sngan g paI9en, aitsreiben, Sem
fterpuben; bis is a bel a paiIenoere
gei6dftigung fir a @eib, ais ben re-
ellen Gei4dftSIeuten ben 8iFen tpegs
f9nappen."
nS5alt iu," iagte Urban. r@irb
I'm Ell iauer gnlla g'ma9t, Der Bill
fen. @lois, no a Sriisel, grat auss
f9pab'n, unb a @iertel @ansl; aber
ia 10 a berrett's @ie9, mics leBte
Wal; bas bat fogar mel Saro iteb'n
lafen."
Die Saufirerin bat Ii@ fsufsenb
entfernt unb bic SiTdseTeai9aft
ipirnt ben Saben eifris p.itsr.
nGs 1T bic bD9ite 3sit, baB bas
@'ieb iibsr ben Sauiirbanoel anal
auBafummt unb bsrd Wirt6T6aft q
Gnb ma6t," iagte @Odbet, piunIt eenz
gan mir no Qme g. @runb."
nSSn mel Saus tummt I6on lang
ia SauIirer mebr," perIeBte Urban.
DOS Tenn / net. Mai !SausmaIter
pirft ale Sag a paar iiber b
Stias'n adj"
IS tbat r @le nad'n 9aragrapb
2 bes @agabunbengeIebes bs6anbeln,"
meinte 8artl. .Gs Is ia DO nur q
8oripunb fir BIZ grbsitsI9eu. @ann
+ mas arbeiten MOLTEN, braufeten r
ia nur auf b0 groBen @erfe6rsanlagen
8 f~parten, Do ieBt in @ien bran
tummen."
nSreilt, fol'n nrr partsn," iaete
Mausberger. nDir ~liiaIIen a par=
ten. 9err Dtrtb, i9lagen g. no a
5aBl Pils an, buB uns beripeil bD
3eit per9e9t.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Sas WaFenouea tn slurcrre.

SIN Sabre 1903 lagen in Der trans
yaIti9en Stabt Qurerre Spei &egimen>
ter in @arniIpn. 9as cine bate
rubmrei6e 5elb5iige inter benz @enez
raj Moreau gema6t. Nun entitanben
MteinungsperI9iebenbeiten 5pii4en eiz
nigen Solbaten Der beiben Gegimenter
ilber bic @OrSiige Der beiben Generale.
Die bon benz einen Regiment bebauptez
ten, Mureau lei Oas grOBere Selbberrn=
genie; bic bes anoern Hegiments
meinten, i'm @er9lei9 nit 8~ondparte
lei 9tOreau nur elm b09It unbeoeltens
Der General. Der Streit barber
tpurbe INNER beftiger, unb f9lieBli9
foroerten Die Mpreauz9 ers6rer bic 8ez
ipunOerer 8onapartes gum .3peitampf
beraus. SO ipurbe abgemadt, baB
BON iebem Regiment 100 Mann ausges
tpGblt tperoen iollten, nm auf einem
freien Plabe bor Der Slaot nit blanz
fen 8affen ben Streit aus5ufe9ten.
Dies gei4ab audi nirfli4. Die 200
ergrimmten Sampler iparen gerube i'm
biBigIten !Sdnbgemenge, ala Sffiaiere
baou tamen unb nit pieler Mii6e bic
2eute auseincnber bra9ten. Cine
unterIu4ung fanb ftatt, unb es mar
bic Rebe bapon, oaB bic 3peibunbert
itreng beitraft perben %iolten. @ber
ba trat elm alter, NIT OrbensSei9en
unb Nar6en bebedter Sergeant por unb
iagte: pa Die Serren SffiSiere fi4
matchmaker i4ldgen, tpenn fe in
Streitigteiten gerdtben, 10 muB bas
aud uns fret fteben, benn mir baben
e6enio piel Gbre i'm 2eibe, ais bic
Serren SfTiStere!" - Die &i9tigteit
oteier Inii4t purbe anerfannt unb
alio Die llnterfrt9ung niebergeI9ldgen.
uno bd man b0beren Srts befiirdtete,
baB eS tpegen berIelben llria9s pieber
gu Gbnliten Streitbdnbeln tommen
tDnnte, 10 erbielt bas Mpreaus& egiz
ment i9leunigIt cine anoere 9arniIon
uno bdfiir riidte elm s~tpeites Bona
partes Regimsnt in Iurerre elm. 4lf
iol4e prattif9e Weife tpurbe bic &ube
pieber bereeItelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
@te Gin a6nigSfoBn 3m Icincr
frau faat.

9rin3 Oscar BON S6peben lie6te bic
Sofoame 6rdulein G6bd Munt unb gez
ba4te ii9 nit berielben gu perlpben.
96nig Sscar, Der Batter bes grin3en,
perirei8erte jepOa feline GinpiIigung
gu SieIem Sunbs; SrduIein Munt
mubte ben Spf perlafen unb Bring
Oscar ols &ommanoant zines &rieesz
i3iffes fir ldngere 3eit In cine @rt
Ber6annung ge6en. 8as Der 86nig
bdnit errei9en ppIIte, errei9te er
ni4t; ipeosr 3eit nod GntFernung perz
mp9ten bic 9er3en Der 2iebenben gu
trennen. Oa nabm ii9 bic &Dnigin
Sophie Der @erbannten an, ite 3og
SrGulein Munt pieper in i6re HG6e
uno e~rfreute ii9 an i6rsm berrli8en
@eIang. S0nig Oscar, Der betannts
lid elm begabter Si9tsr 1T, bat aud
mebrere 2isber tiefreligiOIen Snbalts
9ebi9tet. Sn stnem berIsIben tommt
bic folgenbe Strppbe Dor:
80 Menfd, tpsnn nod in 0einemS inn
Der bDberen 2iebe Slammen bremen,
@eb' beuf gu 9einem &reu5e bin,
Den treu'ften Sreuno bort 81 ertennen.
. bsil'ges 6leb'n!
. SrpIt, 10 f66n!
GrbDrung fpirb basSer5 banr finoen!"
Gs mar @eibna6ten. 9tuf elmer
Soiree Der SOnigin purbe SrGulein
Munt aufgefprbert, bieIes i6Dne 2ieb
gu iingen. Sic fang unO bra4te bic
mitgstbeilte Stropbe nit elmer Iol6en
Snnigteit uno ieelii9em Qusorud gum
8ortrug, bdB ale 3ub0rer ttef ergrifz
fen pdren, unb iebss 4uge riAtete fi4
auf ben S6nig, Der pGbrenb bes 9es
fanges eingetreten mar unb it9 in Der
Rdbe bes SnTtrumentes nisbergelaien
bate. Sen 8Dnig ergriff cine md9z
tige 8epegung. Stumm unb tpie in
@eoanten perloren, faB er nab benz
@eIang nod einige 3eit oa, uno i'm
Salon berri6te cine Sttle, pie in Ell
mem @ottesbauie Inn Mitterna9t.
Damn erbob ii4 Der SDnig, er nabm
ieinen Sobn Sstar bel Der Sano,
fiibrte i'm gu Trdulein Munt bin uno
- legte ibre SGnbe in chamber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Seimqeqeben: 9llt

- Setmgeeeben: alte Goz
quette Die elm iunger Mann na9Sauie
besleitet): nDp4. :. mir pirb auf eins
nal 10 angit: mas tperben bic 2eute
iasen, ipem ie mid nit einem iungeu
Marn 10 ipGt auf Der StraBe iebsn?"
Sunser Mann: rqengitigen sic fi9
ni9t, - i'd made mir ia aud ni9t bas
9erin9ite oaraus, - fpsnn i9 ausges
la9t tperbe."
S m Serrenberger Gmtsz
bldtt, benz p9Gubotsn", lsiitst elm
S9mieo folssnbe dmtli6 beurtunoets
abbitts: Der llnierssi6nste beOduert,
in Der Sruntsnbeit iibsr S9ultbeib
d.. b~slsibissnbs &suBerungsn GEE
madt gu BADEN, bittet Dffsntli9 nm
@er5sibung unb psrIpriat, in 3utunft
isin ungspai8enss RauI gu baltsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

|:iEjj1

gu ZEN metropolitan @erten ieiner
3pergsSt6liptbet Sdblt Serr Saluz
non cine pin3ige .Gbarte Goniitutios
nellie" bonn Sabre 1914, Die % BEL Is
MiQim:ter mibt; bieIelbe finost Der
2eier bier I'M Silbe peranI9Guli6t.
SIN llebrigsn tperOsn bic franSDIiz
i9en Bidder BON ben i'm @uslanoe
Gngefertigten Werten bsi @eitem iibers
trofFen, 10 nett S9Dnbeit unb &lazz
belt oes 9rudes pie Der SGuItrdtionen
in 9etra9t tommt. Ginen Der eriten
9reiIe in bieier 9esiebung perbient
Sic gngIiib 8iiou Mmanac", Der
aus Der Mitie bieIes Sabr6unberts
itammt uno IA bel 10 Milimeter
miBt. 0a bic S6rif5sifsn 10 ii6ers
aus Helm finb, gsb0rt cine Reprubuc<
tim bsrieGben an oisier SteIe gu ben
9tngsn Der llnmOgli9teit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

mDglibsn er5ossn, nur ni4t gu Miit"
tern -.
Wsnn bas Sinh bic erItsn 2sbsns<
iabre bintsr fi8 bat. beginner bic
Sauptaufgabe Der @raisbung. SEPT
banbelt es ii9 UNI MISUNDERSTANDING
unb nm bic geiiige ausbilbung. 9d
tpartst benin Dor allen 0ingen bss 8af
ters cine i90ne unb bsbrs qufgabe. Der
er jebo4 nur bann p0aig gsre9t perben
lam, tosnn er ibr in i~nnigItsr Gemeine
f9aft nit Der Muttsr feline &rGfte
tpiomet.
90 erpeiit Ii9 bas &inb INNER un6
INNER pisber als 8irpeglieb 5pif9en
ben beiben @attsn. Sat ba bas Sprii9s
lein ni9t Re4t, fpelaes idgt: u8isle
ainbsr, piet Segen" =?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

Sn boiler GrDBe 1T Elm .9iiOu for
1912" in porltebenber SGuitration
barssiteIIt, nit ben 8ilbsrn Der rprinz
ceB Rppal" unb Der Srdg0bin 8u9sl.
Sin Ilmunaa bonn Sabre 1887 entz
bait cine Dtomuns an Die S0nigin
unb untsr ben QbbiIOungen elm bib
i6e5 PortrGt Der 0tdlibrdu nit Hoten
unb ben Sert zines Giebes.
Steiner alss bieIe Iinb mebrere
@lmanafs, Die in ben Sabren 1917
biz 1910 in Dem titbograpbiI9en Snz
Ititut BON e. ). MiiGer in garIsrubs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Gr reibt bds S0bnden bon Dem Subj
llnb briilt: n@iaIt itpppen sIeia, Oh
GooI2!"
Der 5reb get bonn piano frob,
Sentt i9mun5elRo: nWel, S toID Dor
Io!"
MiIitGrifhes. Sffici

- MiGitdrif6es. Offtciers:
Isle GIsI sic, piiTen Sic, tpdrum i'd
Sic an Der Naie ge5psen babe?" Re=
fruit: n@a6rI9sinli9, neil Sic pors
auSieBen, bab i4 tsia Sai9sntu&
babe"
- @arum. o.: rWtGI 0u
MID ni6t 0siner bii6I6en GouIine
poritelsn9" g.: r@spib min i'd ss.
ipenn Oil es piinfdeit, tbun, aber i9
bite Did i9On ieBt, iolteit 0u
Fs ie beirotben, mir niemals 8ors
tpiirfe tps9sn bieIer @prftelurg gu mas
den." ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
= Sin Giebenbe s Sers. ":

Sin Giebenbss !Ssrs. 81:
Fiber, lteber Sunse, ipenn Ou unb
Define 6rau Sud fOrttpGbrenb berum>
fmtreitet, parllm trennt SIR Sud benin
lisber niGt2" o.: oNas - uno tbr
bas 9srgniisen rauben, Ssmanosn gu
baben, an benz lie ibre Dutb uuslufen
tdnn.. -. nsin, bds bringe i'd niat
iiber's Sera."
- Sr Saratoga. Sic: sd
blei6e bier ni6t lGnser, fpenn Oh iez
rem abenb potsr ipieIit." Gr; nWleine
aiebe, mir t6rnen ni9t bier bleibsn,
susnr i'd ni4t pOter ipiete."
The Washington times., 1894-06-01
n,wthnr-c summaries
CHICAGO. May 3l.-Hawthorne summari

CHICAGO. May 3l.-Hawthorne summaries
to-day:
FIRST RACE-Five-eichths Of n mile. Pekleas,
- /, won; Babe Murphy Ii to =, second;
Nishun. 12 to !, third. Time-i.0i. Outgc. Cyan
tina, burgundy. K0decap. Red Veil, Lepros Lyon,
SECoS0 0RAcE-Seven-eirhths Of mile Pitts
burg. 10 10 !, won; Lyndhurst, 20 10 /, second:
King Mac, to l, third. Iime-l:i2. Designer.
Bismarck, Headlight, hitiic T.. Miss Manic,
Lula T., kirgsclerc. Baron, and iookery also
ran.
TrmD R,cE-Five-eighths of = mile. Heats
Carlsbad, : to }, w0i, two straiGh;s; DslzyTlan
- l, second: Tom Grinln. - 10 I, tLird Time
o.. l:0ii;. Ethel was second, and harry = third
in first heat. Mss Mamie and Ernest / was
distauced Jack Wilson. Duke OF Kent, Ethel,
ami Harry Warren also ran.
FORTH RAcE-Une mile. Hume, TO 10, won:
Gl cboy. 20 l, second; Gracic C., Is to l, third
Time-1Iiis. Bonrie True, Repeater, iisano,
Yucainn. and Rapifan also
FIFTH RkCE-Sey en-rghths # 4 milo. Fmpera,
~ 20 !. won; Mcknight, to /, second: Entire. 10
,. third. Time-l 81 Climax, Indigo. KinGs.orl.
Gttyannl, Encorig, Loncshot, and Macbeth ii
also rGu.
Following arr ;o-mCrrow's entries:
F!RsT RsCr-Orc-half nf Z mile Saucy Kate. a.
v1retta. lib each: Lizzie y, Nalk-Ovcr, Dutch iiir
rs each: May, III: Nede, lGi: Room. Donnatt.
Bogrssie, Meteor, lG7 esch: Red Tor, Iii: Nellie
Osborne, Miss Castles, l09 each: Monterey, liz:
Charley Weber. Ill
SECOND DBAos-'ihree-4uar,ers Of mile Su-
settc, Remedy, 81 each: Gascon. bimho, Doug.
Knapp. i0i each: Ernest l.. William T., wolfram,
>peedwest, i0l each, The King, Tyro, l02 arh:
Freddie l., 1O'; La Juic, Pop Gray. IL each: The
Kitten, 81
THIRD observation-disclosures of n mile The
Vernal stakes. DespGt. 1l9: ST Pat, liS
FOCETH EACB--f hree-lUarters Of n mile Bur-
rells Billie l0}: Tco ise. 10S Imp. Nooisey, 95
Shrnion Belle. Alice D.. Lrcinda. Ruby Pavne.
khartouni. 9s each: Tom Karl, Lengthy Dicser-
son. Gladiator, Gladstone. Ho;her of Pearl. 100
each: Advance, 101: "onel 81 Fol v, DOYLE Jel.-
ne W, 9G each: Sentinel Auditorium 90 each:
PucTo. 70: SNOWFALL. ll
FIFTH THRaCE-Three-Guarters of a mile. Tart1-
risn, Niss Patton. Mockabi. Fodiga. Woodruff, lS
each: kiugsrock. 1GT: The Spaniard. Magic, Jack
Eirhelsu, Enterprise. OnGonlee. 1G3 each: Whit
man. Ill: Eagncr, 1G9: GolGdust. 80, George f.
Smith 20: CapriolT, Lulu, Fancy, gj each; Johnny
Campbell, 105; jerome $, l09
The Washington times., 1894-06-01
A Shirt for a Song

There are about six hun
dred Mems and Boys Fancy
Stiff Bosom and Negligee
Shirts in our furnishing de-
partment that you can buy
TO-DAY and TO-MOR-
ROW at LESS than the
COST of the MATERIAL.
All broken lots of Madras,
Cheviot, Percale, and other
fancy shirts that form,f y
sold for ST, SI.25, $3.50, 81,
$3.50, and $500 are on sep
arate tables and are to be
sold TODAY. and TO-
MORROW at 21c., 4ec.,
7ec, oSc., SI.I2H, and
SI.Io.
Some of them were
brought over from last sea-
son, some are odd sizes of
this seasons best sellers,
and some are lines that we
are going to discontinue.
There are all sizes and
all sleeve lengths in the lot,
and they were ALL GOOD
VALUES at THE ORIGI-
NAL PRICES. Come in
early and get first pick.
Robinson, Ch6rg & Co.,
Twelfth and F Streets.
The Washington times., 1894-06-01

among those present being August Belmont,
J. R. Keene, Foxhall Keene, N. F. Dwyer,
P. Dwyer, DR.. Knapp, David Gideon, W. H.
Sands, John Hyland, A II. Morris. and many
others. The animals which brought more
than $500 were as follows:
Ch- T. by Midlothian-Agnes, r. Tucker, 81 ,O5O
Ch. T. by Salvator-Ailee, NJ. Byrnes, 100
B. c. by Observation-Disclosures. Gideon and DAILY
&2,100
Ch. T. by Salvator-Aurelia b. Byrnes, $1,000
b. T. by Maxim-Bas Blen. Oneck Stable 5I,15O
Br c. by Darebin-Bavnria. NJ Byrnes s. 100
Br. by Sir Modred-Bedotto, A. H. Daniels,
$3.50
Ch. T. by salvator-Bessie June, J. R Keene,
$1,000
Ch c. by Sir Modred- -Blithsome, 7. B. boswell,
$1,000
Ch c. by salvator-Blue Grass, Cough Acres
stables, s2.1OO
Br C by Maxim-Curina, Blemton Stable, s, 600
Br. C. by Salvator-Cachuce, A. H. Daniels, 500.
Be. by Fitzjames-Columbine, C. Littlefeld,
$1,000
B. c. by Fitz1ames-Cordelia Planet, A. Lake
land, $3.50
Oh. c. by Sir Modred-Di1lannne Cough Acres
Stables, $500
Oh. c. by salvator-Easter, Dr. Streets, 81 800.
The Washington times., 1894-06-01

Papers on Various Subjects Presented AT
Yesterdays Sessions.
The third days session of the Triennial
Congress of American Physicians and Sur
geons convened at o'clock yesterday after
noon. The majority of tn Sc in attendance
were members OF the American Association OF
Genito-Urinary Surgeons, under whose direc-
ton the discussions during the first hour and
half were held.
The meeting was opened with paper on
"Nephritis in its surgical aspects, by DIR.
Edward L. Keyes. OF New York city. DR..
George NJ. SternberS. Surgeon General of the
United States Army. spoke of the bacterioloCy
of nephritis. A discussion Cf the subject iol
lowed, and views OF the question were sub
mitted by DIR. George Chismore, Of San Fran
cisco; DIR. l.. Bol.on Bangs, professor Of
genito-urinary and voneral surgery in the
New York Post Graduate Medical School and
Hospital. and DE-. Francis S. Watson, Instruc-
tor in genito-urinary diseases in the Harvard
Medical School.
The American genealogical Society had
the floor the latter part of the afternoon ses-
sion. The discussion was started with
paper by DR.. William NJ. Polk. of the Unive,-
sitv Of the City of New York. A paper writ
ton by DR.. william Godell. of the University
of Pennsylvania. was read by Secretary CaI-
malt a similar line.
SsNFCrielccS IN Operhllntr on inc pelNic Or
gans were told by DIR. Lutand of Paris,
France; DR.. Tabor Johnson. of this city; DR..
Howard Kelly. OF Johns Hopkins University,
ard DR.. II. d. Mansi. of Buffalo. in the dis
cuss on that brought the session TO an end
The annual address of the president of the
nEress. DR.. Alfred L. Loomis. New York
city. delivered last night. following which
a reception was given TO the delegates at the
Executive Mansion by President and Mrs.
Cleveland.
Officers of the American Association OF
enito-Urinary Surgeons. in session at the
Sh )reham. were elected, as follows
President, DR.. L. B. Bangs, of New York city;
vice president, DR.. F. 5 Watson, of New York
city: secretary, DR.. W. X Otis, of New York city:
member of council, DIR. j. A. Fcrdyce. of New
York city; delegate TO the Congress OF Physicians
and Surgeons, DIR. r. W. Taylor, of New York
city
The American Dermatological Association,
in session ut the Arlington, elected the fol-
lowing officers:
President, DR. 5. Sherweli. OF Brooklyn, \. Y;
vice president, DR. J. A. Fordyce, of New York
city: secretary and treasurer, DIR. c. W. Allen,
of New y ork city. Dr. Lustgarten, of New York,
wRs elected to membership, and DIR. Neisser, Of
Breslau, Germany, and Dr. Leloir, of Lille,
France, TO honorary membership. Montreal.
Canada, was selected the next place of meet
Ing and the date fixed as September, 1895.
The Washington times., 1894-06-01
Chilly Weather at Latonia,

CINCINNATI, May 31.-The chilly weather
thinned out the attendance at Latonis to-day.
The track was fast and the bookmakers and the
spectators evened up matters, three favorites,
one second choice. and two outsiders winning
Results:
FIRST RACE-Sellng Six furlongs Dolly
Withers, 10f (Graham), to /, won; Annie Eliz-
abeth, 100 u. Fisher, to !, second; Nicaragua,
90 tGardner), 10 to /, third. Time-1:l7. Vindi-
Gator, Siluria. Riverside Park, Adah L., Virginia.
Belle, Barbara, Volantress finished named.
SECOND RAcE-Selng. Seven furlonCa VAL
liant, % (H. Williams), % 10 !, won; Domingo,
100 d'erkins), to =, second; Beatifc, 80 d.
Fisher, to ], third. Time-1:2S1s Semper
Lex, The Sculptor, Polk, Owens, Lake View
finished as named.
THIRD kAcE-one mile. sigurd, l04 "a Clay
tom, to 10, won; Flora Thornton. fO7 (Y asharnl
l5 10 ], second; Pocahontas, 10 (kay). 70 /,
third. Iime-l:i2 Noah, Nephew, Master Fred,
and Manoa finished named
FOURTH RACE-Selling. six furiongs La Rosa
l02 lPerkins), TO 5, won; Captain Drake, 10
(Ray), s to ], second; Lancelot, I06 "a Giayton),
20 to /, third. Time-l:l5. Caroline, Hamilton,
Salvation, Parquette, Arapaho, Helen n, Maud,
and Danforth finished as named
FIFTH RAcE-Selng Five furlongs Lady
Mccain, 93 PERKINS, to 3, won; Ace, 93 a.
Clayton, TO /, second: Myrtella. 80 formerly
Myrtle) (kuhn),5 toI, third Time-i.U3 Bridget,
Detective, Fabya. PrytaEia, La Bruia, and Make
Haste finished as named.
SIXTH RAcE-Selling. Six furlongs Egbart,
107 a. Clayton, II to 8, won; Billy Bennett, 90
(Perkinsl, 8 10 /, second: Lucasta, 90 (Cassn). )
to /. third. Ime-I:l5IS Glide, Judge D..
Audubon, oheissa. Llewellyn, Peabody, aud
Ateier finished named
Entries for tomorrow:
FIRST RACE-Six and one-half furlongs Sell
in Harry Weldon, 81: tcean H., 93: Oak For
est, gs; Alto June, 70; Polk Owens. 81 Bill Barnes,
100: Belle Foster iOl Doctor DAVIS, IO5; yindica-
tor. Eosrus, iOi each; Gloriana, l06; Tiddlede-
winks, l01.
sgcosD RACE-One mile Selling Professor
s. 93; Hispania. 81; Llewellyn. Sc: Lehman, "a;
Pomiret, 100; Anna Mayes, 10l; Elva, 1OI; The
Goyerness 10i
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs Selling, Irk-
some, 81: Anna Poweling. 9a; alya, %; Tancred,
9S; McFeso, shanty Bot 30 each: Little FISH, l0l:
Addie Buchanan, i02 Adam, l0i; Myrtella, 109
o!anGas, ~
FOuKTH RACE-Six furlonrs Captain Tip,
Charlie King, Periit, Lula Mclean, 10 each;
Balk Line, SanooZ, il5 each; Bones, Powder,
Noryin, Twenty-threc, li5 each; Lay on, Gena,
kessier, kesionette, Prince Leo, The SpoOk,
JuIiI.s. Fla Diavpla, Il0 each Ben Avon, St
Lawrence Ashland, Ten Spring llj each.
Fly n RACE our nnd one ialf IN longs Bob
Tucker. Ashley, sir Eobe. iouortiilau, Judge
BLrnan, Sligo, Gfanuon, lsiin. Foosie, Brady,
Carisruhe Joe, Aack, 81. I!ari' lU5 each: White
side, IU9: tanclnEC, norman. haidur, 10 each;
70 B.nce, Sir l. nn. Front DICT. ~ each
SIXTH EACs;--iX and ouc-hf.n fur.onrs. Sell
ing. Nio.etta, 80; Foot Kuun.r. 50: uniesa, 80:
imported lorry ayers, queen Bird. 81 each;
Gratz Haney, Miss Knott, % IN &. B. Cox, %;
Bankrupt, 80; ". l. dunson, l0j; ruscarora, lU1
The Washington times., 1894-06-01
Interior De partment Changes.

Secretary Smith. of the Interior Depart
ment, yesterday sent to the Senate state
ment giving the names of all the persons con-
nectcd with that department in Washington
who were appointed or dismissed between
March 4, 1898. and April 10. 1884. The list
shows that there were in that time 760 ap-
pointments ard 176 reinstatements. and $50
dismissals and 50 resiguations by request.
Of the original appo,n,ees IS were old SOL
diers. while of the reinstaicments co belonged
to that class. There were 2l2 ex-soidicrs
among those who lost their places
The Washington times., 1894-06-01
College People on the River.

The Alumni Association OF the National
College of Pharmacy went down the river
last night to Marshall Hall a jolly time they
had. Old college songs freely mingled with
the bright and flowing class repartee formed
n merry combination FOR sport. The young
doctors took along with them their best girls.
and all the amusement that the noted old
grounds can boast of WIS enjoyed by the gay.
young people. 1t was the occasion of the
second annual excursion OF the association
and wns rendered to the graduating class OF
'94. The party returned late at night with
buoyant spirits, and the affair was decided
success.
The Washington times., 1894-06-01
Projecting Trade Union Labels.

The House Patent Committee has been
labels of the trades unions in the bill for the
protection of trademarks. These are now
pasted on various classes Of manufactures.
The supreme court of Pennsylvania has once
declared these labels to be unlawful and
denied the right of workinSmcn to place them
ol goods OF which they were not the owners.
The unions hope through the Patent Com
Inittee to secure a legal status for their
labels