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bENT0N, La, April @, 1874
Sherrouse Medicine Co., Limited-My hon..
opinion is, that DIR. TIcHENoRs y
by far he best medicine of its kind on the ma !
ket find ready sale for it, and never hsa.s .a..
single complaint. 1t is good for man or besst ss
lhternai ana external. C. o. GAYLB.
of GAYLE & q
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

He that is good for making excu-
ses is seldom good for anything else.--
EyankIiR.
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Notary Public and Abstractor of land r,.,..
~ Homestead Entries of State and un;ssss; uI0;,es;
states lands promptly attended to- ou Pass
lots in Benton. 81 i'n ana all
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

Over in Texas Congressional Con-
vention cast 2772 ballots without
making o nomination.
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

Kolbs are not "worth shucks" in
Alabama.
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

have used DR.. TIcHENoR's ANTIsEPrlo ON
my stock, and find it splendid for eolic Ia aUd "a
poVts' WIN. SMITH.
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09
HAuGHron l.. An.;l % ,on1

HAUGHToN, La, April q, 1884,
For all-ronnd purposes, we find Dr. TIcHE.
NoR's ANTEsEPTIC by far superior to anythinv
we ever saw There is nothing that can beat
it for fresh wounds.
SMITH & EDWARDS
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

have often used DR.. TIcHENoR's Asr1srp.
TIC and can strongly endorse it as most az
cellent family remedy. J.F.CARR -
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

Japan has formally declared wa.
against China.
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

have used DR.. TICHENoR's AYTrsEPrrc on
many occasions, and have often known OF its
use, and can say it has always given satisfac-
tlon. HARRY NJ. WEIE.
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

1t is pronounced fact by hundreds tb., !.
is The BEST all-round family medicina ,n@s =. y
man or beast ever introduced to the AmeresOas sOs
think so too. 'Vu VIII
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DIR. TICHENOR,S
A n T I 8 EPTIr

For Wounds, Burns, scalds, Cuts, surain.
RowsS 4 &cs 1od and for Collie. Cramps, Finx ans and
Foot Evil, Fistula and Scratches u Ssoa,' DOsss'
simply has No Equal on the market : ''V0A'
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

A ttorney at Law, Benton, Louisiana. WIN
adjoining parishes. ''isf and
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

A ttorney at Law, Benton, La. Win n...
and Webster parishes. D'enViile
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

PLAIN DEALING, La, April %, 1894.
We have bottle of DIR. TICHENoR's ANTI
SEPTIC in the house nearly all the time and for
general family purposes, find it smperor to
anything of its kind ever used, and do heart
lily endorse and recommend it.
T. q. BARNETT, Mayor.
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

Alabama wisely prefers Oates to
Kolbs.
The Bossier banner., 1894-08-09

IA Louisiana. ''0A parish,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COONII.
MOUNT VERNON.

An election which interests Westchester County'
although il will be for local Mount vernon o''-
Gals is that which will take place In ABOUT
month TO elect a mayor an alderman rom c"'" ~
the five wards and other city officers. Inc s'e"'
est interest is centred upon the Mayoiaity' O' ''
Republican side the Office is seeking me man, "
ON the Democratic side there are seN''"' va"
are scheming and struggling for the hoil'',''''''.
The first MAYOR 10 be elected under tic city 'H"'''
was DR. Edward + Brush. who receiver so''
Republican majority. much To the 'hasrh % ''
Democrats. and 1t is admitted that ms ""''''I'
tion has been able. efficient. free fr'" seaman -
any sort and a decided Improvement Owl
immediate preceding municipal goVcrnmehI moi
Democrats control As his admin Su"'Ioi ~ ~
been n selfish or personal OLE, taitc NUM- ,,,i-
Inc Republicans feel that h. shcuh u, -, a.
mated but he has expressed MS personal ,d 80,
tire into the ranks Of the ordinary 'l'| ' r..
Troni his Iabors and upon his ltlr"s. }, u. r
wishes should be disregarded. II IS I1'i ,.iste
would consent to a denomination, u 'la ,,,. an
are regarded. then the cEoi," VIII 49, $780, ,n.r-
upon Edison Lewis. larg. properly 49, re Mr.
chant and one OF the Fir Coiii..s..' "' Hto,,nt
Lewis is one Of the most popular c'u% ~ .,..,,f,,
Vernon. and has done much m 4 I"TL,, ,,'or dur
ing wav 10 relieve the suhcrlnr5 "l tN' ,ho an
Inc the last season. lie would nor ohN p,i ,,an,,
Tcpub,ican vote, but would likely VIE "''' ''
Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
A NEST or SMALLPOX ~ ETGHTH-A We.

The discovery of nest Of smallpox by health
officers yesterday in the tenement-housc No. 2,1W
Eighth-ave. has caused much alarm In that neigh
borhood. In ALL eight cases were removed. one
child died in the house, another was found TO have
recovered from the disease, and one person re-
moved for observation Following Is n list OF cases:
Della Ager twenty years old; james Ager twenty
six: his wife, Julia. twenty; their two children
Mary. three and one-haf years and Bridget five
months Peter Ager, relative Lucy Ward, five
years old; Lille Moran two years.
The attention OF the health officers was first
called to the house late on Wednesday night. when
n physician reported that Della Ager was III from
a Suspicious complaint II was found that she had
smallpox. and that several others In the house
were dangerously Ill from the disease. At o'clock
on Thursday night all the stricken ones, with the
exception OF Annie Ward who was dying. were
conveyed in ambulances to Northumberland thirty
sixth-st and the East River, and were placed
aboard the Health Departments steamer and taken
up TO North Brother Island.
Chief Inspector Doty said yesterday that this
OF the worst nests Of smallpox he had
ever come across in his experience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

shortly after Mr.. Danas resignation han reacheo
there and had a short interview with the Mayor, A.,
Commissioner Tappen expressed surprise at MI
Dana's action, and added: go
at Is to be very much regretted ..,.,,,
After a public hearing in which no oppos,,,,o ION
Was DEVELOPED the Park Board YESTERDAY granteu
the appcation of the Union Giuckleberry) Railway
Comnanv for permission TO build an extension uPon
prnadwsv from the southery end OF Van CortlanIt
park up to the city line. 1t is TO be a troLeS rua
The scheme was supported by eX-Asseinpiytnan
lanes L. Wells and other property holders ABOVE
II was ordered that every park policeman on GUY
IN Central and Riverside parks shall hereafter EdLtS
a lighted lamp after 10 =. m, ana until uit iitll'
Mr. Clausen submitted sample lamp - was
mounted with nickel and gives out green Iieht OH
too and a clear light at the bottom OF the 81
in the ARRANGEMENT for outdoor concerts I0r m
Gaming season there WAS change In the sch'7lulr
except that Rutgers Park was added TO me ~ o
narks with Twelve concerts to be given ny tne PAM
of Troop A. Abingdon Square l. to nave we've on
Certs by the Old Guard Band. BronX ana an ,oI!
iandt parks twelve each by the SIN Regiment LAM LAM
Tatterv sixteen 69th Regiment Band; Centrai arr
thirtv-six 18th Regiment Band: Mt Morris elgn-
teen list Regiment Band: Washington square I I
ON Regiment Band 81. Marys. fourteen lZth req.
Inent Band; Paradise. ten. Conterno's Band; Isl
River fourteen, Boswers land ana Ioihph''
Square fourteen Bcrnghoff's Band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

,,,,.or Wo,Ior ~ Yorkcr-. gave a DlDlc nelTTI'
,ost night on the resolution adopted AZ the last
meeting Of the Common Council - have introducet
in the Legislature an act authorizing the Guy VI
Workers TO issue street inprovcm Mt h'h'7 ~
49, ,o,,r, not cxcoeding $1,000 Several argument
al 49, ro,io against the resolutions. Banks ana
bankers who have been freely investing n , a'sy
~ Vonkers bonds are becoming Ices ANXIOUS ~ tih
~ M iargn taxpayers ana conservative GU
Ems remonstrate against the continued issne OF
hnnds on the GROUND that tho danger me ln ~
Dicinsi {nJebtcdaees IS being rapidly appr'ach'l.
As result Of the hearing !! y ' M ore 81.
cbano The terms Of the now city officers. tN-
cept Justice Of the Peace begin Apru H. ne r,"
elected Justice OF the Peace must walt ti Jhlui!H
1875 The estmnst"r Pr"SnytrrIth = i,.,li..i,'
has elected these trustees. James H. Au.'m. " "I-
lam Olenwalder Walter Thomas. W. H. >c9,t.' .,pr-
ION = OTIS J. J. Iittlcbraudt. d. y. \. arEth'
George " Read. Frank g. Hickey hereafter ti
fiscal year will end March 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

CITY Works Commissioner White has decided to
issue no permits for FISHING m the reservoirs OF
the city's waterworks after April 30.
The committee recently appointed by the Alder
mon 10 investigate city affairs held meeting yes
,ordav presided over by Alderman Clark. II was
1Iccidod 70 have the Corporation Counsel secure
from, Controller Corwin the vouchers ami other
napers connected with contracts for supplies for
the Truant Home since 1855 The institution costs
about $50 900 year, and contains siXty-csht boys.
A verdict for the defendant was returned ycster-
dav in the suit OF Henry +. K"ddall TO recover
s335O from the Methodist Book Concern. Of New
York for articles supplied for the feoples CYCLIC
paedia.'
The Democratic re-enromcnt under the direction
NJ the REORGANIZATION Committee of the Demo-
cratic General Committee resulted I'm securing g. $50
names for the new election district associations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
TILE ODD REGIMENT CANES.

The spring games Of the 22d Regiment Athletic
Association to be held on April ~ at the armory
Sixty-seventh and Sixty-eiGhth SITS ana western
Boulevard. promise to be the best athleuc meeting
oyer hold b,, the regiment The list Of entries is
larger than ever before and includes such noted attn
letes AS F. c. Puffer. y. J. A. c.. champion murder
81 the United states and canada; George SShqs,
y Y A. e. champion Quarter-mile runner OF ,ne
Metropolltan Associations r. W Gofi y j. 4. -
champion all-round athlete q the United States,
y " Ujertsberg y j. \. G., champion two-mlle
steepechaser and Joe Judge. the flyer OF the River
side Whcelmen. The contests will be as follows;
7O-vard dash. 290-yard novice. gJ-yard hurde' 4p-
ri run seward novice. SS)-yard lmile run.
smile bicycle. potato race. scratch, ana obstacle
race. scratch. All contests are handicap except
novice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
WHAT IS CONC ON TO-DAY.

Senate investigating Committee. Courthouse. 10 A. m
seveny-nrst Regiment removal TO It's new ar'no'y' =
y.
Fruit Exchange meeting. p M.
New-York Hospital Training School for Nurses recep-
,ion No : West Sixtccnth-st p. m.
Railroad Branches. Young Mems CHRISTIAN AsSocl''o"
Convention. . 90 -.
Woman's Press club entertainment No. 12o East
Twenty thri-st. 1880 p. m
charity entertainment Sherrys. p. m
New-York Athletic Club boxing ENTERTAINMENT o"o-
house. n.
Vegetarian dinner. Hotel St Denis evening
Free lecture 10y Professor H. T. Northrop Cooper Union
p.
Tandem Club dinner. Dclmonico's. evening
Eagle Warehouse and storage company nu''''e ~
srecon Brooklyn. to Il r m
BYRON Wulians's lecture before Catholic Club $50 p m
trtnrhIv Shakespeare club No. 3i Fifth-ave.. p m
Mars-Ineetinr Gravesend citizens. Sea Beach rance
,-o,. ID y IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
A STATEMENT FROM FATHER MALONE

Father Sylvester Malone. rector Of St Peter ami
Paul's Church. Wythe-ave.. who has been elected
member OF the Board OF Regents ~ the State nj
vcrsy by the Legislature, yesterday issued state
rnent expressing his gratitude to- the members Of
the Legislature and t. his friends sine" th" an
nOuncemrnt Of Father Mdlpncs election hc has been
overwhelmed with congratulations. Among those
who have FASTENED - assure him of their good
wishes and their satisfaction with the action Of th"
Legislature were Dr. Taimd-c. the Rev Dr. j. -.
Wells the Rev. Dr George H. HoughtOn, i. j.
Gleason j. L. McNlcrncy. brother Of IN" late Bishop
Mos erncy whose place Father Malone has been
elected 10 III: Theodore \. Hayemcyer and many
Others Including about twenty Of the Catholic
clcrgyfnen Of the local diocesr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
NEW-.JERSEI.
ELIZABETH.

Miss Elizabeth ChetwooI ogden. a prominent
woman I'm Elizabeth. where FOR r"arly hiiy years
she managed private school ior girls '''' yes
torday. aged scvcnty-thrre. ST." was grant
daughter Of Co.onc. Aaron Oelcl who fought UNI
der Washington. Miss ogden a1oe-iors hfsi
lid Elixtb.th She AMI hog three sisters 400 b--
came sch ,o. teachers and never married 80" Wt.
a leading member of Christ Episcopal CAHrrH "ni
active in works %! charity.
MIR Fllzabcih Decker sad 90 be- M" heaviest
woman in Elizabeth. d,1 sIiion'y from ar"p.c ~
Yesterday al her home 80. as South Parks So
weighed S2J pounds. ana Was for;y-three years OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
BASEB1LL SEASON OPENED.
THE FIRST GAME BETWEEN THE GIANTS
AND THE JASPERS.
NETWORK MAKES \ FINE SHOWING AND fLNi'
WITHOUT FIELDING EKRoR-r"ENli-
TWO runs TO ONE FOR HER OPP
PoyrXTs-A CONTEST WITH


PoNENTs-A CONTEST WITH
PRINCETON TO-DAY.
Tho preliminary baseball season In TINS Guy was
oroned NJ the Polo Grounds yesterday under par
ticulary favorable auspices. The sun sho"e ot'e"
the grounds were in splendid condition. IN spi'e -
the recent rains. and the attendance was '"'e
than is usually the at this time Oh inc ''"'
Warmer weather is promised to-day, ana the en-
,b,,si,stc followers Of the game will be happy over
on na,ple were present, which Is reiiai hao''
Gathering considering the day. the weather anu NV
fact that the result OF the contest was certain e
fore the battle was begun. All the old-ume ertiu-
sasts were on hand. and several women or"'o" Wv
Keen winds to witness the match'
EXcOrHAGING WORK ALL AROUND.
Tho game was between New-York and the Jasper
rino of Manhattan College. and the proiesS'o'i''''
,ron as they pleased everybody thought '"'''
,b.,. would WARTS men made an excellent impress
sion and no other New-i OK tom vni the
ebrv,ei mn In such excellent physical cohd4tlDi, ~
~ az. frighf Of eve and fleet Of foot. ana eHsu
,'r,n campalgncrs were surprised NJ Iile an
,,,...n.ss ~ IA. team. There were oni$ W. P'''J
N"Pi ,rr,th.r IN. COllcgians would score, anu
~ a., sac many runs the Giants would MAKE. LIZ
mi hin. innings were played tn less IMAM wv
All tho New-Yor players were heartily app3n a.
when they came % the bat me on - U,itren
Warmly welcomed. The new mel ~. he any
W.strrvcl, and Clark-were not hesIec'eu - "'''
means. ,,,..,.-,..,, tho ex-champon
i...r- - his neighborho1l was one OF IN, suln,
' Lures Wcst-rveit has plenty or speeI sooi
curves and change OF pace "nlcn "uSH h ni,chnd
l.ri In good stead. In the NY "ht.IS W. Couins
U''f ,. thara on cau.l balls. W"sterVrt as,
struck out nine men clark. "no ,p'rrnc,,r h.. us.d
far innings l not Do 50 well, n cr f@G Garticu!ary
lttie speed ana ne pin i'' S'''' -
Mn tNsrfiuE himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT or NEw-YoRK- FRIDAY MARCH 80 1894



. PORT OF -YoRK-FRIDAY MARCH 80 1891
ARRIVED
Steamer Mississippi Gr Gates London with ndse 10
Ncw-York shipping Co. Passed sandy Hook at 500 m
with mdse IL Maitland kersey. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Furnessa dr Harris Glasgow March II.
Neville IL. with mdse lo5 cabin and 100 sieerage pas,
scngers 10 Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at 4So
steamer Rotterdam Dutch Rosseyeeen. Rotterdam and
Boulogne March H. with mtsc % cabin and IS steerase
passengers TO Funch Edge CO. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer p Caland Dutcm De Boer. Rotterdam March
10 with mise and q? seerage passengers To Funch Eoye
steamer Rorghese di1. Mcchc Tarragona February
narcoono To- Catania Is Messna March l. Palermo
vessel simpson Spence Co. Arrived at the bar
steamer roquols Pennington. Jacksonville and Charles
ton with mdse and PASSENGERS to W p clyde a CO ,,
passengers II l. Walker.
with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion steamship
Company M MI, ,,, ,, an,
Passengers Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamer Eenefactor. Simmons. Philadelphia. with mdse
steamer Kattiesnale Ireland. Philadelphia. for New
snip Jabez Howcs Henry. san Francisco ia days
with mdse John Rosenfelds sons. 49,, -,
SANDY Hook. March 3o.-Wind southwest. light breeze;
partly cloudy.
Steamer Mexico Cspanl Castela, Havana and La
Steamer Etruria tI}p Walker, LKerpool-Vernon IL
steamer Kansas CITY Fisher savannah-R l. Walker.
Steamer city OF Para Lockwood. Coon-Stamfori
steamer Vale cNorC. Dosn. Gibara. Cuba-Mones 4 CO..
Steamer Seminole Chichester. Charleston and Jackson
Steamer Dorian dir) Bernpohl st AIMS Bay Jamaica
Steamer La Touranc (Fr). sanelli Havre-A Forget
Steamer Cy Of san Antonio Risk Brunswick and
Fernandna--' III Mallory " Co
Steamer portia dir. Ash Halifax. b. and st Johns
F-Bowring & Archibald
Steamer Neptune Brklan. Port Maria, Jamaca--J q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
WHITE PLAINS.

Tho broadway Savings Institution Of N"w-> orK
City yesterday recovered judgment 'i 9""'' "'''
<S-i interest and an allowance of S.jo against the
town OF Pelham. on account OF fraudulent issue
Of certificate OF indebtedness pnrc2isr! ir{ me
house formerly cierH - the town. sWorc MS sigma
tura was a forgery. Pei, It is thought Is IN south
Arpa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
PAUL DANA RESIGNS.
HE REFUSES TO BE A PARTY TO VIOLA
TON OF THE LAW.

THE PARK BOARD INSISTS on REDooiN"
rup RIVER SIDEWALK OF THE HAH-
LEM sPEEDwAY-HIs LETTER TO THE
MAYoR-OTHER PARK MATTERS
Park Commissioner Paul Dana resigned MS oi"'.
yesterday The resignation grew out Of renewal
NJ the controversy concerning the side"aihS "io"e
the Harlem River Speedway in the Park boaIu az
yesterdays session. It the first meeting Oh '"e
board since Mr. Dana's return from Europe al'e' d
months absence. 1t viii be recalled tna' ."
day Mr. Dana sailed away he fired parting sio'
A. b,s three colleagues of the board, who. In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

Everybody is welcome here-t to look,
buy or not buy. We serve the poor
man, average man, rich man-cach all
the better because we do our best for
the others.
For example: We sell a great deal
of ncckwcar at all prices from soc. to
50, and even more. One kind makes
rs many friends as another
The same all the way through. Our
specially is making your clothes
moncy-by-the-year go as far as it can.
Mems and boys light ovcrcoats,
suits, hats, furnishings, shoes.
our spring book will bring you to these good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

Herman. Van Ialiren and Burke led IN 'he oi'
TIM anI Wcstcryeit Clark Ward ana Coh"o' '''
battcI wei. The fielding WORK OF III" nan ,,'a
ar ~. c,rn. thos, competent 70 judge
.r unanimous I'm the opinion that the reJuVen,4'
Giants w.re fast team ana one "h!gu on ca,,g6t
r A.. ny.. innings ana Doyle tn" last iour. ~
s,5 accented h- one chance At short-stop III M ~
s,,.ie Not "a Ncv-YOrk outn'ldcr hai N""''N0 80
,b. netI Tho score WAS as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
EVERETT CONGRESSMAN !. II. O'Nel. Of Boston Hol~
AVN cts,e Senators Frank w Higgins and G. w
Pound METROPOLE-Speaker George X. Many "
Ogdensburg ~ y MURRAY HlLI~Senator Johh H.
Mitchell Of Oregon: State Senator Amasa j. Tarkcr' OF
,rno,v and George Grossrnith Of London. NORMAN
nv senator David r. 1Iil Of Albany and ex-Sccretary
Of State Frank Rice Of Canandaigua ~ l. iI-A"A-
~ co,e-essrnao John W. Gambler. Of Boston. WINDSOR
Senator william NJ. Stewart. OF Nevada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
GOOD PRICES FOR TROTTERS.
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST AVERAGES OF NT'
CENT SALES RECORDED IN THE SALE
JUST ENDED.

CENT SALES RECORDED IN THE SALE
JUST ENDED.
What was in all probability the last IT,. 400
I'm the old American Institute BulIu'"s' I'M" T,t
and Sixty third-st.. was finished ytsteiuaS, 49,,
four days' combination sale of trotting STOCK n"S
ertshod =, once the worst and the best day
average Of all the more recent sales IN this ci''.
on Wednesday, the third day. hfty-eght nea
were sold for s6ls5. average OF ony sy; of
XII Twentv-fiye of these sent on by lo n
California breeders and as they Mere WI, ,bev sold
such as Director, Direct and nr,n Of the
Well averaging s55 head The yd top P P9r d prec.
week ST. 40 was given by Il. 5 Neiis Iot H. Nercer
@oun NV " j. in 1892 and expended over $ V2S
in his foundation stock Late IN o,5 Of Stock he
Two hundred and twenty,eghs hsad AM haHs average
s3 30 ogr years ago AGA p tdr s GOO One horse
alone selling for almost as nuch do '"e '"'
ce HrTe ' is partial list of yesterdays sales
uiysses b. e. ISL by Eiec,riclty-uina by $50
General Benton 5s@ McP2 S by Jersey wilkes
Halle Her. e. by sS i by Monroe by 40
rrompcr j. 1850 "a ~ 0Thi stis Gimer
Norfolk j. wheelahan JS5sey, Cif ylot Medium
2Ii2 D. Mi by Mam6i!no cf HucK. ey 4''
Bay MY ls4? by DrecI Isrsev "Iitv"..". $50
tr1 s G f. f. C. , l Ms' Gy fDiTSctor2iy stanley
cS Sg W9Pps09 a. $50 cog 6y pyccior-Aaoia by
Thad Steyrns IT, M j. isSS by iicrnan-Kitty
mont. rs Triton Almont; j. Gavin city 400
E% am H Soroaehbcd J. Medrose 20
AS,raaan. blk * by ifcctqEIaslnas BY Thad 500
steVnna G. Robinson Fishkill Plain. y y. o'
Bay MY 1888 by Directum-luriine by Specu- ~,
lati0n. g. Robins
Riack colt isq3 hy Directum-Nelly. by Oakland c.,
Killarney Maid b. m. 1876. = T. b. hy Killarney
dam S. t. b. by MINER - '..''......a. 1926
orole. 229 ek m l lS1; ~ ya1ErIle 700
comedy hik m. 1853 by Drector-Doly McMann' coo
ar
r,rawn rnarc ISL BY Jim Muvenna-dam By Car .so
d.nal: J. Mclaughlin city.....'''''.'''.'''''' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
DE ORC DEFEATED BY MANNING.

Havana March CA match game OF pool was
nIavc1 last evening between Manning and De orc.
The game was won by Manning by a score or lO
10 49, The game abounded with brilliant pays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
on TIE MKANEs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

on ME MKANES MD HHt'kINi'ID'if'9.
"The McKanes and Breckinriscs Of the Church,
will he the subject Of a second sermon by the Rev.
7 T. Carqon I'm the Central PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Tomnlins and WilOughby ayes. tomorrow even
ing This second sermon is drawn ont 10y letters
which have been received since last Sunday. The
tonic will be "Partaker Of Other Mems sins"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
HENRY or NAVARRO PULLS Up LAME.

Lexington. Ky March 20 CSpcciaD.-The three
vcar-od colt Henry of Navarro. who Is entered IN
m. BROOKLYN Handicap and other Eastern races
nulad M lame here to-day. after working a haf III
n seconds byron McClelland. his owner. was get
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OUTGOING SIEAN ERS.

Vessei Line For Mails close. Vessel sails.
Ia Touraine French Trans Icyre.... ZOO m 100 ~
Eiruria Cuuarl Liverpool. ......... Ht3O IN l-p m
Island. Thngvaia. Copenhagen. 80 m l-.Wp m
Srl,irnncn " cuba. Havana. 10 a IN 10" y m
Rotterdam Meth Amer. Rotterdam III Oo m 90 M
i;,rnassia Anchor Glasgow a leo IN
.t,,is., t,r,r,S,u p n
,t,r,l Mallory CllVesion. .......... ....... 800
III no Mnrein -Drlcnns......... ........ 300
Kansas savannah ........ . 80 m
Iorfia Red Cross It John s..........l2o0 IN 200 p
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Chester ......... Southampton March 2i.... American
Stale Bremen March -. .:......N q LLOYD
Rotterdam. March 2l..... Meth Amer
Russia Hamburg March 20. HamA- Amer
March % 'OuinniAn
Observation-Disclosures Iimon March Atlas
Liverpool. March 2S....... White star
havana, MdI'h N Nu"a
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MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise SIS Sun 624 Moon rises 3l1 Moons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4 M-saniy Hook . - Gov. Island 800 Hell Gate go;
NJ sandy Hook 3 ~ Gov. Island 33s He'll Gate 3;3l
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ting him ready 10 start in the Cumberland h ,rs
Nnshvilie re NAV have to be retired from the 'u l