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New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
DRIfSS,i KING.

ARTISTIC MAKING. imported
fall fashions. hotel pil"fs at short no.
loo. goods purchased II desired, moderate
pri 80 Mr.. NELEOG. ~ East I'm
81. between broadway ard University
i.ac'
\ FRENCH pRESs,iNKER. lately -s,,h-
iHh'I. i."lrs. more customers. latest
I'arisian fti's. very reasonable prices 80
Ws-t 2ls'..t
ARTISTIC lRESShlAK Firs'rlnss
filter. a'curt ,m'l tD rn" trade. desires
rl.rr 'ncpgemrnf~ IN nrst-class families
personal references. b.. 20 Sth-nN".
COrTOrKiEEE FRANCHISE Mine. An
d"rsna. late with stern Bros. i'd."s own
material mad" up. evening. dinner bail
nni str".' costumes remol"il"d. exclusive
STYLES. elegant work. mol"rat~ prices. los
West l1th-st. Cut this ont.
COMPETENT DREsSMAKER would like
few customers hv th" day. terms 81. =.
T. Taylor system. MISS MEilLIORN.
32l West 3Glhsi.
DREssMAKER. formerly with Nine Die
den. Will max" costumes reasonably:
tailor made a specially. from $40 - SIG.
reference. 2o2 West i3d st.
DREsSMAKFR -Pari,ienne. recently ar
rived. nrst-class cutter and Hitter. for
merly with DOucct In Paris. experienced
for ladies. misses AMI children. competent
AMI perfect for tailor made costumes. WORK
hy the day. Mis-. vELAN. cnre Of Mrs.
Weber. 30 West 3isi-st.
DRESSMAk Ladies and children.
first t-cihsS references. 4. ELSIE. l2u
West 22a ~.
DKEsSMAKE late with Madame Con
nelly IA. latest designs Tor correct styles
fpr fall and winter wear. street and even
Ing costumes. tailor gowns. coats. capcs
fancy waists at short notice. at home or
by day. dresses remodclled. IiEALY. lOt
West i5th-si
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
WORK WANTED.
Nj q le.

r>.ct,,rrR -Flrst-clars license and ref
err1re. DO all repairs: strictly temporal
run dynamo: economy In managing pam"
W. t.r'TE 4ay West 21th-st
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

tom Il 2-5
J. A.. A. IL n. II Morrss ch. (.
Gleesomo 3 80 "3D ... Gt. pogge'u ID -
Time:
Mutuals Bedemcre straight s. g. place s. H. Baroness
place s. -.
Won 10y two lengths. head between second and third
SMITH RACE-Sclling. penalties. six furlongs
J. T. McIonald's D. 3 old Dominion. hy
Dry Monopole-Clata a. % r(Clav'onl % 10
i. J. Dryers b o.. Lconawci .. lW'. (Sulsl - -
McCanerty & Wisharis b. Nero aged .
Shadow. !. % ."ifiihn) Il" 10
Copyright :. .t'erg'nl" :
Warlikc g. 10. .0.amhl"y) +o-l y
Treveyan. 3. lO2..................H PENN "'- -
Time 1929.
MuualsOli Dominion straight 800 -. place s. 81 one.
TWO So fj Leonawel pac" 81 p one two, thr""
81 ~: Shadow one 'wo. three So H..
Won ly length and 4 half. a length teWecn second
and third
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
FACING AT NORRIS PARh.
CID WALTERS CHANGE OF FORM.

NOT OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY.
'''l 80, = big attendance at Morris PARK yes
" 10 marked enthusiasm could De u'SVo>-
"'I"' -, saturday Sir Walter was paoi! ="
o,r t,vcess and ran a poor race =
All Aged Serial Handicap al 'n'i'' ,,-:
ii 4, the fast time OF l'"'fi' ms ,,,,,
eas"'' t. form, between Saturday ana No"'"'
chahse !" .,,aasant comment. Roche was an
sause' ~ NJ o-d the favorite but was far heh'"u
SUI ,. taoause he was rupturei IN the ra0r.
o. II. !, rorbes's hlly Svie is very ias' VII" "s"'
,o,gbt She won the first race as S'e to.o-,.o
"t.s "t.si'' r,,,ver.s colt Kennel was the iaVor'''
.ad on easy winner in the second race - ." -,
s.urr affair and KenneIs entry PNe IN.
go, &, worth Al least $1,000 and James T. he"'
u 1noy.n turfrnan, is anxious TO buy ONE VI
w .os ~, fair class SO he ran UP hehhe' u
.eno Du,ver offered 1905 and kept he"he'' -
much TOO common a practice for rich owners " r'
horses in selling races a. % %hDSu'GF Foy he turf If Mr.
Kelly's action in bidding UP kenhe' S"o'''
many mitaioTs IN NAVEL at odds on in the last
race were not delrious with Joy over ,nt Iona
al as II the favorite were bundle OF S''1N
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
'' = - 49, a;'''Ps. 8; F.
W Fo,se o; + s snyif s. BY G455 siyi3 - p
MDas,iy Nss wshaTds b Tom 4aIf, HaTa c-5 %
ms s. 1'sb "' CO.'S ch Ia ossaicy; Ecs9qcy 81 G,
ga y.oIs poar g. ll'...:.,'edtd,S III l
Egsa-d D. iV5 a. ........tR Dosge;o oi"-i "-i
s,vo .,-aig' sii - place So .. one TWO two
30, 81 -: Tom Harding place 80 -, one wv
g. -. ~ Kearney ono. two. ihi'r S>''' 49,,
Won h,- two lengths: a length De'"e'" S''V"' w
Nirl.
SECOND HAcE-For ,wo-year-olis' selling fe""'''V'
six fur, ncs.
P j. Ir1er. b. C. Kennel by niseo2o ns.'G2,.7 80
N Ee1o'i tc.nan m c5.. b. C. Tqfe io2 ,c,
B. M.cluand b f. by s'ra'hnclr ,,,i3Es May Io-l ?
psy - ..G1,orr~3o j. ii
4 GlI " 49'..................'G rim ~ - ~
i'!. 4 2s,a. % XIX, S's'- &, "a q
D.r~c ioi car i,s. .ig,. ''''"''
uu,q,l.Kera .rgais' faec s. s. sn: & NJ Nv 45es sS
S,s' si, ;,l. l''t. ,%.. 'ii1. isr,~ siGa
w.n iy length. same distance between Se'''o ''''
THIRD RACE TIE FOURTH ESSEX STAKES. $40"
sdl.d. allowances. s.N fuIongs.
v w'q,se. ga Tx To s'm1SPe nj % 10
J. Rupper, ~ ch. counter Tenor ,r.r., -; .
JA.A II. & D. II. Morris's b. Pho ON, =,
sas III ,,ii,ml,t.n,0 o I3 -
s'alaw Dance colt. 1n........, ,l.oi., d:ei3
c.,.5 CO.. Gaca o,,. i. ld ',crgcn COO 40
yg,p.,.-r.. cormdacS si,''g6' sioe5 place 81 81
yo ~ 81 55 Coen,eg rr TcaoT ,o Ps.e So 81 IS ~ ~
Won by half Il length. three lengths between second
ord thrt
FOURTH RACE SECOND ALL-AGEp SERIAL HANbI-
DIcAr. gler,n'cel cash value. s. '" Ga nile
0Fea 5.s s'e.@. e si. C. Sr ,rS yanF #, b s Na,
n,.n.q. & Rogers. Oh. z. Glenn yI.,;; II
NJ F Dvti,.,'. b. & banquet. ayfi i@a.
e.. r. B. o' c,:sisa; a:1ia"; '::i q
Time .3gf.
two th.e~ Sl% 100. Cieamoyne pitce 81 ~. "r" two
Vl'ee $40 Itrl4rt o.~. Two. three s. 20
Won by fl errta aaa a haif lengths be;weoa sec
ori and third
FIFTH RACE Fo- Mares allowances. one mile
,eakness S'ailts D. T. Icdcmere hy
,i~iVldefe- Vintage yrs. 40 n. .(SlmsJ Is out
h1r'idge Bros D. f. Baroness 3. 81 CLAY
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner losth 81 .-Ar-
tis'ic. substantial villa. l"ss than slVo.
0Co. send FOR circular. ATLAS lMPi'pN r
NEST 90. Is l,roalway. Easy terms.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

DItESSNAKER. late with Madame Con
nelly. the latest designs for correct styles
fpr fan and winter wear. street and even
Ing costumes. tailor gowns coats. cap,-s
fancy waists NJ short notice. at home or
hv day. dresses remodclled. IiEAI.Y. lOt
West j5th-si.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AGENCY f1- M1ntclair. -Res'Ien'es' ~
ti-f. ,o- sale ~ rent. furnished houses
Ti'H1S & TAYLOR. Beekman-,t. y. !.
,ErvoOD R.nf or sale new model
r.stl.nr.. ornamental. practical. I'M
p-.,el stable fr horses and carr Iias's
amrle living apartments. JOHN ALION'
oUIg .I ave-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

\ PARLOR FLOOR. six light rooms. VIII
divide for club. or dwelling, furnished
unfurnished. II East 29th-st
JTH-ANE.. ~ Elegant rooms. slngly or
en- suite. appointments and att"ndanc'
thoroughly hrst-class terms moderate ret-
er.uC"s
WEST 3iST- ST .-Hlndsomely furnished
rooms suites or singly. hall rooms .
breakfast optional. references exchanged.
,STH-ST.. - WEST. Two large. furnished
rooms. connected or separately. with
toiiet-rOOms ana closets. for gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST RACE-For all ages: heavy handicap N"'
Added Five furongs
, 1894-08-01
ahennblatt nr aunrota @taata -Retttne, ae1tt1uod1, 1. anenqt 1894.

ipeDtc bon Dem iueltliCbell llfer pl0Blicb Gin
befttger 2StnoltOB ji6er ben Stront. Die
iulrgen Geute Der itanoen Bic 0anD0Qbung
zines Segel6noteS nicbt uno es iCblu8 balo
nm. 9ret Der Sniaiicn 9etang eS, baS
llfer 3t crretcbet, lDGbreno Die obe~ngcnanne
ten 9ret Doblt tDa6ri0einIic6 ~ertrunfcn
,iinO, Obtpo6C lie Wt08li9feit ntcbt auSgez
lblolicn 1T, DaB oucb ie Dem SoOe 6e5 Gr=
t%rtnfenS catgangcn limb.
- Die Dier5igiG0ri9c Srau ttrta6 g..
6enrD in GeaOtn9 in 8ennlDlpanien fiel
Dor einiger s3eit in ibrer QBobnunQ bic
Greppe bInab ltnb 5og iicb 10 icbpere Ser
leBun9e1 5u, oaB tie gum &ritppcl purbe
uno lth ocr &rllfen bebjenen muBtc. gteu7
Iib NbenO6 beinc6te ie Sic o9te8cue Miiiion
Of the 0oltneB Gbriittan5", tpclC6c in Bic
@loubcnsfur 8ertr0uen icbcn. Srau 0enrD
trat Dor ben Nltor, nuroe BON Dem 8aitor
Nultin et~n9clolbt uno I'M nQbiten Qlu9cnz
bltGe mari tie inter Subelrufen i6re Griiden
bi1tpe8 uno erflarte iicb fiir gebeilt. Sic
gtl8 oDne tten1De 6ilIfe na6 6aule rno
empltnoct 1ettoem ~feinerlei S6mc~Sen.
3man5i8 Wtdnner ltn6 Srauer, tpelc9c benz
Sor9dn9e bctgetpobnt batten, ~iprargen aus
Trcroc lber Die 9elun9ene 0eilung tpie be-
ieiien urtDcr unO riefen I'M Gereine NIT
6rau 6enrD: y2pbe @ott Sen 6errn I!
0anf, 9anf Dem guten @otte! 6olIcluia6,
6aueluioR, Got iei 9eIobt un0 9ebanft,
60ueluiab! TIMER 6err lit BEL un5, Der
oeiIige @etit lit iiber uns; 9ouf, CANT,
gutter Soft, 6alelHiab !" Die gcbeilte 6rau
6enrD 9tn8 lt6t allein o61e fren10c Inter
itilBun9 climber, ionbern trug nod ibr flei7
mes &tn6 auf Dem Nrme.
- Sn Stem 2u6anD in Sn6iana pur6e
an Sonnta9 ourc6 BEN SOB elmer 6rau
2ltce Wfltdbeu unO Sic 6aOurb 9erOor8e9
rufenen @ittDiQungen Der 0auSfrieben
8tpeier on8eie6cner 6omilien 9eit0rt. Q(m
Santltag NbellD gegen 9unfeltperbcn Der>
IieB Srau Ofitcheu, sic aus elmer onge7
icbenen Samtlie itammt, 6o5 6au5 ibre5
0atten, I'm, tpte ite 1agte, gil elmer fired
lt6en Teitli6feit in Der gt6bc 3u 8ebelt.
2tnitatt Oeiien itieg iie in ben Q8o9eu zines
Jtac9barS, Jtar1enS Galltl5 Sad ion, utD
flbr nit btclem in ser Gic9tung auf Die
GDarleStoiDncr G6auiiee. On elmer ab9ez
legcuen Steue itte9 Sofion ab, I'm DoS
8fer6 an5ubtn6en, aber faum tpar CT obz
geftiegen, ais eS 6~urc6ging. 9fac6z
benz eS cine 8iertelmeilc gelaufen tpar,
pur6e 6rau Wtitbeu ourc6 einen Q(npruQ
aus Dem g8a9en gei6leuoert unO crlitt'
cinen S9Gbelbru9. Sodion tru9 iie etile
Babe MeiIe 1peit III baS 6ai1S zines 6arz
mers, mo- iie, o6ne bas 8emuBtletn tpicberz
cr1an9t 81 baben, am Sonnta8 Mor8en
itarb. Sofion fe6rte 1T Die StoOt 3uriid,
melbcte ben SOB Der Ottt6eQ uno purbe
uItter Ser 8eibulDtgung beS Mor6eS Der>
boftct. Sci Ser Geicbeni6au ia9te er aus,
baB ct lBon 5tpeimaI 5upor nit Der Srou
al bic borertpG0ntc Stelle gefobren lei u1o
nit tbr tnttlten l1rt9an9 8epflO8en babe
unb Dies am Samlta9 2t6enb ipieberum
beabii6ti8t babe. 0arautbin Wur0e ct Der
6aft entlaiien. Safion bat etnc Trou
unb 6ret &in6er un6 itono in bober 2(be
tlng. NientalS oerlautete ba8 @erin9fte
OapOn, 6aB Trou W}ttibeQ auf Nbpe9en
ging; tbr Wann, Ser baS 8r0Bte &ertrauen
III ite iebte, lit O0ui8 nieOergei9mettcrt.
, 1894-08-01

8ortDCtlbaft lit eS audi, Sic 6iibrung Ser
6lelncn riobt etneun Yerlbubn, lonoern
Der 6enne etnev an0eren 6alie Su ilber>
tragcn, namentltcb oa, no Die 5bterc u1s
bcldbrdnftcn NuSlauf baben. 0a iio6 bic
Ecrl0itbner in Ocr Ge9el ie6r tpeit bon
tbrem 0ctm entferncn, 10 f0nnten bic bon
tQnet 8etilbrten Sil6cn, falls ite Don einem
Ge8cniDetter iiberraicbt miirOel1, 9Ql1;
OurbnGBt pcr6en. Die in etnem m0gz
lt3lt 6t9t nit 8Gumen un6 0ebii4 be-
pflan5ten 0arten Q~luSlouf bobenben Bert
DubnfltGen geoeiten porSiigli9. Die 8erl>
bil9ner 9e6etben am beiten bon an0eren
3taIlen 9~etrennt 9ebalten, neil iie iebr
ltreitiu3tt8 itt0. 9ie1em unoertrG9ltcbcl1
temperament nn6 ibrer Neigung, ipeit
fort 3u lauren, Oitrfte c5 bauptlGcbltcb SUI
5uir3ret6eu ietn, baB 9erlbibner ocrbGltz
ntBnl0Bt9 10 ipent8 geDalten merben. 9teie
tbIen 9etpo3nbciten laiien it9 iebO9
mtloern; no bic BcrlbiLbner aus9ebriitct
uno nit anocren 9taiien 5uiammen gebalten
%iperocn, bletben tie alcb, Die ridtige 8ez
b~on6Iun9 DorauSgeleBt. YcrLbiibner iolz
ten rtelr1alS inter beltGn6iger Gtniperrung
outgc5ogen iper0en, oenn eS tpioeritrebt
tDrer gan5cn 9tatur. IS 6Glt ibner, oaS
8erIDu6n Oaran 5u 9etp09nen, i'm 6iibnerz
itou SIT ndcbti8en, ba e5 in Der 9tegeL Dor
5iebt, auf 3weigen gu i6Gafen. $50 n
9dn9i8, itcQe man beSbaI6 Den 8erI6ubnz
tall inter l3rpeigen Wtb geltotte ben Gbte5
rem, ba Ooer bort su nGbtt8en.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fur 8erl6ii9ner
ltno ouf Sarmen natirItcb beoeutcnb ge>
rtn8ere, ais an onOeren 9rtelr, neil itc6 oaS
Berl6u6n bort un0 9an3. belon6er8 mach
Der Grntc = infol9e bes ibm %tnnepo6nenz
ben Ban0ertrtebeS, Sen 9r0Bten She'll ietner
9fabrun8 an &Ornern unb Snieften ielbit
iucbt.
QtlS etntrd8Gicb f0nnen bic 9erl6l6ner
ni1t be3cidnet tper0en, ga iie, tpte ic6on
etn8on9S %eripd6nt, erit i'm WtGr5 be3. 2Iprtl
init Ocm 2e9en beginner unO iomit tpGb;
reno oeS 9an5en 8jnterS obne jeoe @egenz
~leiitun8 erbaltcn per6en miiiien.
, 1894-08-01
3n Derleiben.


M eIb- @ebrnu0eu sic etmaS?
W gir DerleiBeu @elo III gruBen Ooer tleiuen Sumnen
ouf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8iouDs, 8ierbe, @age1
lno Sogerbausl1eiHe gu iebr uieOri9eu Staten uTo AMI
le0e ~beliebige 3ct. 2lb3ablungeu Der MnIeibeI fDuneli
az ieber b%eitebt9en 3ett gemG6t uuO auf DIeie gBetie Die
Sinler re0u3irt lperoeiL.
@btca9O MDrtQo9e2Dan6p o,
SO 2aSoleitr. 1pouptfurl, erIter Ga1r t6er Der GtraBe,
D0er:
f85 28eit Ntoolou Str. Gunner POS. Gtoropeft=gde
3alIteo. 24aglS tuID
~ eGS Dbne Gommtfftou Sine 9roBe 9umme
" gu "a rO3ent 81 perleibeu. gbeufolS 9el0 at 5 HHo
5% YrO5snt. 8an=Nnlelben gu Q~eu96aren Staten.
%2lntibolu, tuiO s. 6. Stoue q @D., EOS &aioae str.
S2OIe, Qutulon s. Co., Otort9oge 8onferS, 72 Gear.
~ bornItraBe, berleiDen Sel0 ouf gbicoQper 9rlIuoei,
9sntbum gu ben n~ieoriglten Rreiieh iOpte aud oi 9c'
bduoe. 7b3lStuiO
, 1894-08-01

Sn0RS=Qlt1iei0c.

Sreun0eu un0 8efauHteu Die traurlge gtabridt DaB
INNER 9eliebtes 5O6ter6Cu S1ciIja 9ieuftog MtOr9eu
nm l llbr I'M <er bon I 9obr unO.3 Wtonoten mad
l9perem %eloer ionft entidlaIe1 lit. Die 9eerot9uHg
ftnoet ltdtt 9onucrltag NtOr9eu Inn Z lIbr pom 2raIcr=
ba1lIe 1892 @orrOa AOe. na0 Dem lIuiDu=3epot uno poH
oa uoD 2emout, 81. Sic truucrnoeu 0iuterbliebeneH
George Wseilin9cr uuo 0tarD 0tciIitgcr,
Deb. gNeimcr. GlterI. nebit Nin0ern.
, 1894-08-01
0rnm0eigeutbunl


eotten in q. 6. 9efu9's 4otpers Safe SubbtoitOH.
@uf oHaemsinen WunI6 Der aabIrei6eu geIu9er oea
9errn 9efiH9'S 6ornt am 8otpers Cafe in @iscOnTn 1T
bic 2ote=fJrout in Gotten ~ausgeIegt unb in ben N&urtt
sebro@t. guusrs Safe lift in 8tpeiitanbleer 6aBrt nit
Der gOrtb WsiterH.gobn 81 srrei6er, Iiegt Hube ber
Station @euOo SunctiOn, Bi8conitH. Die tur5s Jabrt
BON GeHoo Suuction 5nm &ote lit reid or Scenerien unA
getuQbrt ELL. berrIi6s Au5f9t uuf bas berumIisgsHbe
Serratn. Sic Soften BADEN fdmmtlib so JuB eubfront
am See uub IsIbft i'm betBefteu SOmmer rebt Elm be.
ftduoia tubIer @inb DOM Suoen aber ben Safe unb FuG
in JoIge Der 9aofrOnt uHO bes itettg tibIeH 3tHoss
oieIe Soften Die begfBrtefteu am gon5sH Safe fe babsg
ein, Siefe bon 900 6uB, fiuo nit ben i96Hfteu
@9otteubdumeL iute @iGeu. gu6en, @eoern, unb anerIsi
SdIing9elpdtien beitaubeu, erbebeu ft9 t~betltuetie so 6uB
Uber ben Gee NIB bieter cine ntaIerti6e ausft9t Iber ben
al SdDnbett unb Sceuerieu benz Safe @sueoa, benz be.
Iie6tetten zee 98iscOniius, 9Iei6tOmmt. 9as flare
Woiier, bon GiienqueIeu geudbrt, frei bon alien Sumpf.
~plon5eu, Der Ianbise 8obeu bieteu bic I95nften Babe.
pldse 8obtreI9e Jfhe gootfa9ren unb Seoeln Inbea
gu Oisiem @pOrt. Sir 9o0souftaIteu, CUTE @erpfsguua
auO prOn1pts 8erbiuOun9 sluiI8sn Der Station SeHOa
SuuctjOu unb benz Safe 1T gefurgt
Sur 55 Soften itrO OorbauOen; feire TamiIte uuS
9oturIiebbaber Ioateu es uuterlaTIeu, f5 cine 8auften.
gu fi6eru. gtaRere ausfunft srtbsilt, Iupie gIot.sn
u~erieubet
G.. WeIm&
17S5 MfE,uaufee MOs.
o0sr 3tmmer 60, gtO. 20 ga Gale Ctr.
, 1894-08-01
5leue 5@n5eigen.

= lie Gooes= Nn5eieen, weI4e fir ole
mor9ens2Ius9abe ser nJuinois Staatss
5eituns" ouf9eeeben werocn, eri9eiten ~Foiten.
fret i'm 2benoblatt. Die Nnnahme pom 2lns
3eteen fir oas 0benobIatt i6Ite6t urn II ubr
Mitta9s, fir Ole WIorsens2us9abe um 10 ubr
2lbeuos.
, 1894-08-01

Sreltnben uub 9efauuteu Die trouriQe g}a6rtbt, bah
unier iuui9It 9eIiebter SoDn i'm Alter BON z SaBrer am
81. Sui, WtorgenS 3 ltbr ieIi9 i'm 8crrn entlblofen lit.
2te 8eerot9nn9 finoet itatt am 2 @n9uit, gtobnrltto9s
1tiue : beiluabu1e bitten Dte troueruoeu &oiuterbIebeneG
s.. -. MMb 0Sillmn 9Sillner. @Itern
, 1894-08-01
&r0ttcr=@ ttsei9e.

Sem Serrn iber 2e6eu uuo Ster6eu hat es eefauen,
rniere ber3Ild geliebte S9peiter 3Gwtouie 8irfhOfer
i'm @lter Dpu q Sobreu unerluortet 3u fi9 All uebmeu,
lmGem Der &oo lie om 30. bs. NttS. i'm ,@0perS &ote,
98iS. ploblidb ereiltc. Die 10 rib @erbItbeHe pirb lire
leBte HubeitQtte in bieIiger Sta0t fiuDeu.
Gpurao @5irfbofer, i'm 9talneu Der
tiefgebeu9teu Stern rnD @eiDlpiIter.
MiuueQnDliS. W}trlt. ben 81. Suli 1894
, 1894-08-01
NGbmaidimem.


al NIGER, WbeeIer & MtGion, 9omeitte, Stanbarb,
Nbite, @ilcDr 6 9ib6s, 9telp Some, Gromu, $500
bis $500. SaraHttrt ooaItdu6ig unO iutatt. q SpeH'S
@lectrlC Sl0, @fe State uu6 adams Ctr, GiHtritt 2O9
SStGte str. SteH SouHta9s DON $3.50 Born. big 1870
9tapm. l7m2, 1StalHlo
, 1894-08-01
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-06
DOCTORS Ar SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO. June 5-The forty
fifth annual convention of the American
Medical Association began here to-day at
Odd Fellows Hall. About one thousand
members are in attendance. The delegates
were welcomed to San Francisco by Super
visor James, on behalf Of Mayor Ellert. A
suitable response was made by President
James +. Hlbberd. The president was pre-
sented with gavel made of California
wood. and also with twelve gavels OF Ore
gon woods. to be used by the chairrnen
of the various sections. President Hibberd
in his annual address, reviewed the work
of the association and outlined what should
be done in the future. The various State
delegates met and elected members of the
nominating committee, which will recon-
mend the officers OF the association, who
will be voted for on Friday.
On motion OF DR.. Quinby Of New Jersey
a committee OF five was appointed TO daft
a resolution of protest TO Congress against
the threatened reduction OF tie medical
and surgical force of the army The re-
port or the secretary showed a balance of
$1,000 in the treasury. The report ~ the
secretary and Secretary general Reed of
the Panamerican medical congresses, were
received. and the convention aiinsrned tin
tomorrow. This afternoon paI,ers were
read in the various sections To-n;sht the
San Francisco County Me'lical Society ten
dered a reception to the association.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-06
PRINCESS FLOUR
Best made. Ask your Groce
CATHOLIC ORPHANS POISONED.
Five Dead and Others Dying as the Re-
suit of Eating an Unknown Root.

TARRYTOWN. ". Y, June 5.-As result
OF eating posonous vegetable, which they
had mistaken for flag root, five little in
mates of the Catholic Sisters off Mercy
Home died in great agony during the night
The dead are: James Forrestal, John CaI-
lahan, Thomas Cassmore, all ten years old ;
Augustus Powers and John Donnelly, aged
twelve years. Seven others are seriously
III. The home is situated in Wilson Park
on the hill back of Tarrytown. There are
about two hundred children in the home
The boys were out playing in the park yes
terday afternoon, when one discovered a
pungent root, which, he declared, after tast-
ing, was flag root. About dusk one of the
boys was taken with cramps, and within
an hour all who had eaten OF the poison
Gus root were deathly sick. Such simple
remedies as the Sisters knew OF were aD-
piled for the relief of the sufferers but
without avail. Then physicians were called
from Tarrytown. The first to succumb TO
the poison was the little fellow who had
discovered the root. He died about s
O'Clock. Four others died between O'Clock
and daylight, and very little hope is enter
tanned of saving the lives of the others who
ate of the poisonous vegetable. The young
est OF the victims was not over five years
old, and the eldest not quite twelve. Most
OF the inmates are orphans.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-06
SKY OBSCURED BY DUST.
Hurricane in Nebraska Unr00fs Build
irgs ard 0verturns Cars.

OMAHA, Neb., June 5.-A dispatch from
Superior, Ne5, says: A terrible wind
storm swept over this city last night. The
wind blew straight, not whirling as an
ordinary tornado. Several buildings were
moved on their foundations and a number
unroofed. In the country much damage
was done. In the railroad yards many cars
were blown over. Electric apd gas light
service shut off and many small rob
berries occurred owing TO the darkness
Specials from Grand Island and Juniata
report slight damage resulting from the
high wind of Monday night. No lives
were lost, but many small buildings We're
followed the wind. CoZad and Overton re-
port the worst dust storm known in
that section. gale came from the north
and blew such, clouds of dust as to COM
pletely obscure the sky. Considerable
damage is reported from country wind
mills and farm buildings being blown
down.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-06

ST. PAUL. Mimi, June .5.-The c nven-
ton OF the Catholic Order of Foresters
met here to-day, all parts Of the Unitei
States and Canada being repres nte 4.
Among proposed changes In the constitu-
ton are biennial instead of annual cleo
tons OF officers and biennial conventions.
establishing a reserve fund, grading assess
ments and subdividing the order into tw 4
will be made to hold all convent cns al
Cnicago. that city being hea iquarte,s = o.
the order To-day's precee iings included
religious services and an address by A, ch-
bishoD Ireland