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New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
CROKER MAKES NO COMPLAINT.

HE SAYS HIS HORSES WERE SCRATCHED SIMPLY
BECAUSE THEY WERE OFT OF CONDlIloN'
London. May l3.-Richard Croker was visited ny
n United Press reporter to-day at the mousse III
Palace Gate which he has rented for the season.
and asked In regard 10 the rumors that ne had
scratched his horses because Of his dissatisfaction
at the treatment they had received in the matter
OF weights Mr. Croker said:
1t is true that good many horses have peeh
Withdrawn az the time of their engagements APP
proached but they scratched for tnc oiIy
and cold winter hard ground and other conse-
ouent sc:backs initiated against their tra1n'ns
work their engagcments required of them The
Younger horses are turned out 20 grass ana
when they are ~ they VIII run. 80 iaT nav
nothine whatever TO complain Of am perfectly
satisfied with my treatment over here ana aiso en-
tirely satisfied with the results SO iaT dcH'o'cd
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

A. A.; F. ". Ruben ST. George A. c.; j. J. Doolins'
Xavier A. A.; T. B. Shurtz. Newark Turn-Verein;
J. T. Boyle. Pastime A. c.: f. Van Tambacht.
South orange T. c.; ". Hilliard. Silver A. G.. F. j..
Barnes, Williamsburg A. A.: c. J. Harry, stevens
A. c., and T. X. Sweeney. Brooklyn a. c.
The treasurer's report showed balance on nanii
OF s722 So The Metropolitan Insurance A. A. and
the Elmira A. A. were admitted TO membership.
f.. G. Carter was reelected official Handicapped,
and the Roseville A. G. and Empire City A. c. were
dropped from membership.
The secretary was instructed to inform the New.
York Athletic Club that the coming international
games with the London A. c. must be registered
The course OF the New-York A. c. will be watched
with interest.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
.npycge cyRCTED PRESIDENT

nos,on. MAY i3-At the directors meeting OF the
ny. local gasllght companies this morning. j. Ed
ward Addcls WAS elected president OF the Boston
Gnslight Company. the BAY state Gas'ight COM
pany. the Dorchester Gaslight Company. the Rox-
bury Gaslight Company and the south h"ston Gas
lpht rompnny Thomas " Lawson was elected "a
director and Vice president OF tho Dorchester ana
Ray state companies and director OF All the other
ronpan.a and will be- made Vice cc-presiient OF them
all ~ soon M the bylaws are altered to permit the
election OF "A lcc-prcsirnt.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
CONVICTION OF THE "BrG FOUR" STANDS.
no CHANCE FOR THE GrTTENBuRG coNvIcTS
EXCEPT IN THE COURT or rARDoNs-
a SHOEMAKER SUCCEEDS JUDGE
0;ItI.I.N


Trenton Nav l3 (SpcciaD-The Court OF Errors
and Appeals to-day unanimously confirmed the con
vciion and sentence OF the "Hlg -Four" Of the Gut
tenburg racetrack McIauchlin. Walbaum 'ru-ihs
and Carr. Under the law. Sheriff Toff'y OF Hudson
County, must arrest the men, who are no" al hp-
crty on bail and lock them mp IN jail forth"lh'
The "Hig Four" were tried and convicted In the
Hudson County Court indictments charging them
with conducting a di.ordery house, and sentenced
TO one wear In Snake IIi Prison. Hudson County,
and fined 800 each Allan L. McDermo''' CHAIRMAN
~ the Democratic State Committee, their counsel,
appealed the case II Is open secret AT the 'hpi
tol that the appeal was taken simply 10 R"'" 'i"e
In which 10 work upon the Court oi fhrl"hS
Mclaughlin and his partners IN crime were
mower I'm Democratic politics In Ncw-Jersey Ihcy
cont rolled absolutely certain ofices "i Iiu'A'h '""
ty and openly boasteI In 1892 mat h"y "i' not "n'
the Racetrack Gambling law which Duke "l''""
j. Thompson. OF Gloucester. elected iegiHlnt"r"
10 pass ns they could prevent Indictment III h"'-
son County In 1893 the Republican" obtained con
troll and an nnti-rhc"irack law wat enacted pu,t
Mclaughlin continued - run ms iih'h W u'",, ",i, W
county secured nn honest Grand jury. ana ihr IN.
dicmcnt ana conviction Of Mclaughlin ana "'"'''
Iscforc going into conference iodny, ,h'i 1,s''r r
!cnsley sworc In Two new ncps cs 81 ~ j"rsoy .ify
to succeed Abram g. Smith. 1',,,hf'l, UNI .,,,,
A. Tallman. Of sw"dcsborough ,'''agII ~ no
who succeeds Ex-Governor Green in'L, in,',' - iI,,
known IN State politics and ~ th3"man,,, '', ~
appointment IL credited 20 !'uN 'nv't t',i ,,
Gloucester fncetTack fame. lie "ns "pl'.' ,.,o,r
Friday last after The funeral OF OK cx'overnor 'd''n
whom he succeeds Nothing was known oi .h' W nl'
polntment until ne arrived her" TINS morning M
applied for his commission. The urgency l'r ,r nla
appointment Is not clearly undcrstooi NJ ,r,
OF Pardons The only chance LEFT 10 ihe ~ s
big Four II with the Court OF iarhons., [ nvnad v
Is already being made to have thiS court ''
by Governor Werts
Jersey city politicians have no idea ''i' INV W.
cison OF the Court OF Errors ana Appe''S ns"'''S
the Guttenburg big Four will have the ei'c' oi
sending them to jai The Branch Suprem. ,u, ou, -.
when IL last heard motions In me CO. -, -, ,S
city adjourned the matter until May ~ ,i
quently II cannot act Till then. IN lne 'TaIl,nan
of Gloucester. the new Lay Judges. VII VII , nv
members OF the Court Of Pardons anu c,r, - uou,d
mored In Jersey city last night that thc Cou ~ -. .
meet soon and remit the Imprisonment par oa m a.,
..sa case of Fnpeman yrho was convicted or a
similar offence In The Passac County courts ABOUT
two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
HALMA WINS THE CLARK STAKES

Louisville. Ky. May l3.-Iialma won 'ne ,1'
Stakes from Curator. his only compe'''o'' 49,
without effort. lie took the lead anu s,,'r
around In 2I5ls II. Williams. on Curator a'' ".'
whip his mount. and was evidently s''
,she second money. Basso. Galen dor ard Laure-
ate were scratched. The purse was wort" ... s'''"
the winner and 800 the place horse Inc W -.
was cold with a chilling wind. and the ',".n IN. -"
owing to a thunder which occurss,,u and only
vora fhe races The attendance was nght IA AZ Wiss
handful took advantage OF tho free "s'N' 1850
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
4 REPCBLICAN DAILY FOR NEW-ORLEANx

Eew-Orleans May l3-The promoters OF the
much talked-about Republican daily paper an
pounce that The Republican, will make its frst
appearance Sunday. July T. contract has been
signed for the supply OF twelve typesettlns ma
chimes that are TO contain all OF the latest i'm
movements and agent OF the paper LETT mere
this evening for New-York to superintenn .ne
sh,nment OF the necessary presses and other In
oldsntala Its local force OF reporters -HSl %
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

Dedham Mass. May l3-Frank H. Mhtthe"s' Vi
Milton doing business In Boston as wool mer-
h,,, nlcd schedules I'm the Norfolk Insolvency
Register this forenoon His liabilities amount TO
S9alS aud his assets consis, OF stock ana ciaimS'
He offers his creditors % cents on the dollar paya-
bic IN ten days after the court confirms the ofier
uis heaviest creditors are Denny Rice Co. l'os-
ION xlss 800. Massachusetts Loan ana trust com
many Uoston S,2 go. Uoylston National I,ank, Bos-
,nu tin .D. 4 If burt A. Co. Mattapan. Nl,"p
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

recruited from members OF the profession resnar nsr
in ma CIV The editorial writer's Will De par !
~ Tho local talent. also but one or two "'uiuu ,
writer's viii be brought here from either usii
vi ar W,shington The business inhnhs'. WIN
rr"hablv he from a leading paper IN -. '.ou,s ne.
On The money question IL said thni tn' w, nr'h 'hc
r,,u n. In ayor OF sound money ana u VI. ""
" strong advocate OF ballot reform ~ VII, VII IAN"
,hn sorNicr OF the Southern Associated ft'ss'
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
GOOD RESULTS AT CREEDMOOR.

The ninth day OF the shooting season was opened
at Creedmoor yesterday by a detachment OF the
22d Regiment. composed OF compares c. F and II.
under command OF Major Bartlett. and under the
supervision OF Captain McBuroton inspector OF rife
practice. 22i Regiment The weather anything
but good the wind blew n continual gale through
ont the day. The following results will show salts
factory work:
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
NO MORE HORSECARS ~ HARTFORD

Hartford May I3-At 3 o'clock this afternoon the
las, horsecar to be- used in the city was run INTO
m. barn Al the city lines are now equipped win
in. overhead electric trolley system The horsecat
system was established thirty-hve years ago, a'i
- - d., froli,v-car was put on about four years
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

similar In Dr. Lighthills possession:
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
12s Broadway New-York
To whom may
For many years have becn terribly afflicted with pies
Of most character I suffered almost constant
pain distress attended with frequent and EXHAUSTIVE
blood until health became seriously impaired
and the pain became downright agonizng AFTER many
vain efforts to obtain relief recommended 10 br'
IIGIITHILL by Mr.. Rosia Clark. OF Point Peasant
~ j. friend Of mine. who had been permanently cured
by Dr. LIGHTHIII. OF n similar trouble. and am most
happy that his treatment of my case proved
equally successful and resulted In perfect cure his
treatment Is painless and during It's entire course l
could attend duties with comfort and dd not mss
n single hour. I cordially recommend Dr IIGhlfilL.
10 all who suffer the painful disease ara can
give them happy that his treatment et-
fccts n complete cure. 'hAS =. ''on'
Once Hours: From and from to p NJ
Sundays from 20 l.
Diseases Of the vectum. bowels. stomach AN"
liver a spccinity. All chronic diseases sue
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
AMATEUR ATHLETES IN SESSION.

4 meeting OF the Metropolitan Association OF .nc
A. A. T. vas held at the Astor House iast hiSh''
the clubs being represented as follows D. r. sum
van and f. W Hjcrtberg. New-Jcrsey a. c. W. j
Iinehan Riverside a. C.; John Steii. Ne" o,N ~
Turn Verein: j. j. Carroll Cathedral A. A. T. T.
Moore clipper A. c.; E. ii. Hjertberg. 22d Regiment
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
rocrrTy PEOPLE WHO SAW THE RACES
wEIJ.KNOwN NEW WORKERS IN THE MohhiS

I-k<A
PARK CLUB HOUSE AND oN THE LAWN.
rh.,. 0,as a fairly good gathering OF fash'onab'c
-, ~, ,b. niazza OF the clubhouse ana 'ho
49, toc,,e the track yesterday. but thcre was no
d,sn,av y, elaborate costumes ldgh' gowns anu
.o, cunatng summer material were dis'hi"e' '"',
In some instances heavy scrses an" '"''' ~
silks OF the heaviest texture ""'''
u,"r. .,o,o hecausc they were needed. ana not for
show Many covert coats were ""''' 49, 80
,,. gentle- sex alone. but by men VINO cV'eh'S re-
o,,.:a much heavier clothes than they app'hr"" !"
a., e.,,,d.y Amone those who drove 10 the Hhc"
,.,. Angus, pclmoni Thomas iiiichcock' p' VINO
,o,ied az Senator John SanfOrds four-in-h hhh'' MI
an, vrs .rho,naa Maitland. who cam" do"h """
,,.,, ,i,cc nj Kyc In a stylish vic'oii" "f""" Wy
. e,c mir OF bays: Mr. and Mrs IL g. fo'''' W,
and Mrs W Butler Duncan. ana MT M" "'''
u shui,s tr who had as gucyts on tho' 'o"'"
A., .,d v,. Francis H. Heard Mr.. ana Mrs J' n
CIT. Robinson Beard and =. =. Battln' u
c.,...i .,,au luncheon parties were given NJ INC
s,,,,ouso he,orc the sport OF the day was begun
A. ., saturday Mr. and Mrs. August belmont
woro among the first TO arrive on the grouh's
v,s peinon, was attircd IN pretty costume OF
bu,,ernu,-brown crepon. combined with black sa''"
ana made with high collar. while her sha" ye"'
.,r.y hs, was dressed with vioets white roses
and some brown velvet bows MIS- Sahio'u wa"
IN costume of doye-coIored cloth. trimmed with
cornfower colored SATIN and small nat Oh io'e'
ne.nots Mrs Duncan Elliot. who passed most OF
Tho afternoon In a box the grandstand wore d
skrt OF black satin. and waist OF saffron-colored
chron trimmed with black Jet over black satin and
small black hat. Mrs. c. Albert stevens VINO
SAT with Mrs Elliot attired In gown OF
black cloth relieved with bows OF yellow saun'
Miss Grace Wilson was in pretty gown or iaVen>
der cloth made with waistcoat OF white satin
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
HIST WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.

.rs. w. Muslin Moth-Proof Bags are unsurpasseo
,,r hanr,ng s~rm4ns safely away from MoIhs' 10
"'sri1. Vf.rnn ~, NorIf BAG MFG CO.. Mt Vernon ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

Tho Trving'on. Millburn road race on Decoration
Day will probably eclipse the memorable race of
year ago The entries are coming In iast ana l'St
wears number Els likely 70 be cchps"i Inc
entries Will close on May lG with r. O. Belts. NO
q Park Row. Harneit who the race last year.
has sent In his entry
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

Diseases Of the vectum. bowels. stomach ana
liver n sperinlty. All chronic disease" ""e
ccssfuIIy treated.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

TOTALS -
The results in vOlley-firing were:
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
Pill ES
permanently and unfnilingly cured In each
and every case in n few weeks without pain
detention from business and without the
knife or any other surgical operation, by
DR.. Lighthi|I, 214 w. 46th ST.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.

The following testimonial specimen OF hundreds OF
similar ones Or. Lighthills possession:
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

BANKER WINS AGAIN IN PARIS.
Paris MAY BIN the bicycle races In the VEL
oJrom. de FEST to-day George Tanker. OF Pitts
hurg Penn won the two-ki,Cmetrc race, beathE
Blras and Vasscur. Banker was the scratch
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

Arranycmcnts have been practically compl"i"i iof
what pfomia.a To- bc one of the best bicycle un'k'
ia ,h, country To br located at the Linden lhik
rncrtrnck In New -lrracy. Some OF the leading "h''
men I'm the East have hnd the plans "ubinlti'tl "a
,ron md they improve the scheme most heartily
Tho track will hc under the auspices oi Drofl'
In.nt iocnl wheelncn. and several w"ll-knowh req
Icr,s ~ Scw York The track VIII be three laps to
The mile and n will be- built upon Sccntihc primer
pies.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

'Tefused.
tFell. . ..oo,d and
We, bv four lengths 20 lengths between secono anu
third
FIFTH RACF-On the fat. one nilH
p : p Randolph's ch. m Jiiit' ss ',,iss a II
Johnson-TrOphy yrs. loo ID " al 20
j NJ Crosby's b. &. Southerh"'' 1,,ac,, . Al -
y r s,ewart's b. h. Iron Duke. .. l'"., . ,
Atlanta s. r@yIII S,yaiiI," t" i- d
Lord Motley u. lJ7 (car. 1897, a. '"'''"' "
~>''- "'' Time - .- 80
Won by a length and half two lengths pe'"e'" '''
pnd and third.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

ONCE Hours: From to = and from to r. H.
Sundays from 20 l.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

Wheelmen who take tours through ADJOINING
States complain that In some places th"y are
treated ouirageously. The local constables and
police Justices of som. ~ the towns must b" reap
lng a pretty penny ~ ~" expense "i ""''''''' u
/, f, ia mn accidentally blows ont AZ night con
stable will dari out from "A h"lre hN'l arrest 'h'
rider In there IL bhd spot III IN" r"i'
"A Few feet merely - get AROUND h. Apo', ~
IL pouuc.I uppn and taken h"for" lplc" inisiS
traf- where he n generally nn"d & In 'aS' ne
unfortunate whecman does not happen 10 nave u !
amount with him. his wheel TX ronnsrht'd Ihi'
is the way strange whe.m"n are sAb 10 d" rca'''
at iIackcnsack. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

Tho R,y.rsilc Wheclmcn propose 10 take an active
mari In racing matters this year The club mas az
,.adv arranged to hold three meets At Manhattan
t'i,li In July and meet In August ne man
ngcment OF the field has promised to put IN" ,rn.N
I'm good condition. and cOnsilcrabl" work anu eN-
nens viii be encountered before this Il done. as the
Track is in abomnab,e shape just now
Cyclists desiring 10 Join the League or american
Wheclmen may obtain fun printed information anu
blanks by sending name and address to the 'ychhs
Editor New York Tribune
New-York tribune., 1895-05-14
RACING OVER THE HURDLES.
FINE SPORT AT NORRIS PAKh-

r,,oS AND RUTH s. AFFORD LOT OF
.v,,sE,,ENr TO A MODERATE ATTEND
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nE. nMnrn ,kl.lCnMs


rho wur'; ut iiir IpscupliiNn Convention
IAN in"rrNu. inunrr.
Yesterday morningan unusually LARGE
congregation a,tsnDIcd At St. Matthews
P. Il. church. Rev Dr.. Il, Il, swore,
the roctar. had just returned from tho
Episcopaian gcuern assembly at Mia.
neapolis. aud hIs sermon was to contain
a description Of tho work done by that
great religious delegate body. DR..
swupe wat very enthusiastic rs to tho
treatment Of tho visitors by the Min.
neapolis peopo. who outlid themselves
in their hospitality
After giving the various bodice OF tho
church TINT werr ggprc'entnl NJ Tho
assembly, tho doctor spoke OF tho chief
work tnag Wal before tue delegates
This was I'll, revision Of tho ConNtitu!ton
ana code of laws i,r the government OF
tho Chutcn, when was ad0ptOd 1859,
and IL, OF course, hardly adapted to
present mcois and condition. Attic
Baltimore convention OF 1872 "a com
mit,cG OF thee wa, named to make
tho revision and report nL MinnOapOli',
This report, which has bGuu known for
thrcG months, was uu,tG revolutionary.
and did not NEE! wiih tho approval Oi
the more Conservative ChutChm0n,
Among it, moro important provisions
was that Tor the election Of atchblsIops
10 preside over grOurs Vi IlioCCsGS to he
called provinces IilOYen dayS wcrO
consumed Ia discussion oil tho frat aud
second seCtiOna Of tho report, not with
the idea that any action would be taion.
but that tho mind 0l tho church might
DO learned In this mlttor. AiIOr this
tho whole rIpott was referred to the
ncxt assembly Rt Warrington In 1905
DR.. SYopO Gaii there Ia certain to hn
chanVcS In tho organization Of tho Eplg.
cOpal church, but II will take llltcsn
yoarA or more 10 thoroughly consider AL
Buggaitions and roach decision
"Chrallnn unity vas also COnsidOrsd,"
concluded thn'd0Ctof. "a report from
stated that they wcrO abs TO do little
moro than report nrOgfOsa IOt II was
shown That dllUfcnt bodies VI Chrig.
tinn1 wore taking up tho matter Of unity
mud that lhcrO would bOn ClosOfdNWlng
together OF protestant denominations.
THO Row Dr. Smith, tho distinguished
Presbyterian divine VI Baltimore, aud
commissioner NJ tho general assembly,
wRS appointed to Coniot with tho con.
inrcncn committee on thit subject, The
Raw Dr. Huntington, u NOw York,
who has acquired n reputation Tor hia
work ON the revision Of tho PRAYER book
IL deeply Interested IN Chralnn unity.
Ito made ono Of tho most cluqnonl
proOclim On this aubioct hrttd in m
IipbGgpnl convention anco d. Dckn.
ven mnln tho celebrated defense Of his
Theological viowa bO1W tho convention
ut Baltimore In l8il'
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Tho Recent Closing an Object Lesson Of
tho Place II Occupies Wilh tho People.
Il,t OF New IiUOks Added At the LibrarT.
Until tho lNtG closing Of tho Cily's
library, oven It's most regular patrons
did not realize what q necessity It had
become in their everyday lilo. Tho
two or three weeks expHTlcnCa o( u
closed library brought about tho roaIlza.
ton. During that period the demand
Tor CHEAP bound literature Rt tho book
stOrcs was never 10 heavy, aud whom
the library wa, ordered opened by tho
board OF education there wai general
rejoicing among the realluH puhlc.
since then the library has been doing
u rushing business.
Tho liberal policy OF tho board oil
education in setting aside u sum each
month tor thGpurchAsa OF new volumes,
kOups tho institution mp 10 date, aud ~
rapidly bringing Wheoiug's library TO
tho front rank, tbs books recently
placed on tho shelves Ro hated below;
Adams, " T. IN tho SlIi,c
Adams, " q NOUug NAVIGATOR
Alden, Mrs What lhny tOt'luL
lIAlAr NJ DE LWvl,u de- Elbcmp'e.
BNhun, " II -uHuirn 0i Eden Y, ), 4,
Euuuer. II, C.-N1tt short Sizes
Cllnu, llAll-shatoW Of HCrrn
CalhcwuOi, NJ lI.-Ihbc ul sl,Hl Chun,
CtOrkott S u Galloway ilru,
pyt,, " \ T. NClpl pnclurh
Fulh il.-l.ug 81 tho lIulbl,cS
Green, A. X -Dlrur Lard
Guthrie +, 4, lNrc aul lancrL
llaUbertDn, JOhn-tuUnlG lMc~
Hal. Mn. s. C--IU,es ul Numnu.S Trials
lIaru,ou, Mr., B-ErwHt Woong
Huitln Joseph --tigHrr 70 iNrHr',
Henderson. w. ] -sra Vans Tor Toys
lIollnr, " J.-pE Haluous Daughter
King Charles Captain lwtns
kluS, taatlr, story NJ FgF' tIaNN1,
Kingsley, II -NWrmnt' DO NtIailde
Kingsley, ll-pb Margaret
klplmg, E-Nlny lnvrnuOp'
lo,ig, !, MS, tu.ur Hlu' ON Of Togo,
MAgfIuiN Marion vs. LAZY Hu1pdy,
H,llotA. ~ II ll'w OF Lie
.iellc. 'r.-salIlnFut NUruuc.
M,tctelI. s N.--Wncn xii NuNNoolt are Grcen.
Monlgsor L, f-lnlo tho Highways and
Morris, Cburi King Arthur aud tho knights
Of the ROmd fable.
Morris. william NoWs lt0W nowhere
Murray, y. g. NHglyul tOU,
Suu,s w. b Blu HIlnw
poa ". D. -liHsriH, .u"
nIgh. Z W ,ug" 70 -IhArbIh'
HONruI1. D. N.-AIhh. t,l'nsL
Ran. ~ l-IIuN rul rance
Ran " J. pasu ID. dlH NnsptHlvN
Sguugri, .lr,- hcHl.rgNi GuiEE Ncl.
Wryum, 5 !. lrom Ibl Mcnrlao. Minis
lcgol Ernc'
ElugWtL - King pl -ranDuris
leen, H. A,-OuilaI s,ulIc, 10 American Let
banc, Madame condition OF |omca in tho
poWdrg New sMlic, u Literature,
Ururbar, II 4. Legend, ct ,h' ,Aue
trurOrr H. A,-MyIhs OF Nn5iHsC' Land.
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Saturday night tho X. OF 7. bazaar
and festival In the Hub hall closed its
successful run OF four nights. A yerv
good sum was realized 1t was the
original Intention to. have tho affair
wind W tonight, IN order TO dispose oil
any goods remaining undisposed OF, but
everything was 80 nearly cleaned out on
Saturday night that this idea was aban-
doned. The results Of the contests will
not he known for day or two.
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whsn play s'anIs for eight years
and SUI continues to draw crowded
houses Wherever It gvrB, It eau DO set
down M certain t.ra tH, play aud tho
COMPANY which uiu gn,s it ale worthy
Of patronage iHc whole secret ui tho
unbonnloi sncrGs II TIC "IwO OH
Ctonlot" laya in the i@t that 1t was
novor given aay0nuro hv an Inferior
company. It comes tn the Grand tho
last Ihror nr.hti ui this week, Feat.
arrru. q at tho has mii.r,
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rooms. with or without board, furnished OF 10.
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THE AMERICAN IDEA. {"
Tho Very Interesting and Timely
Discourse by DR., Buckley
Mt THOMSON CHURCH LAST NIGHT.

National Problems TO DO Treated from
the Christian standpolnt-A stroNg
Appeal Tor hotter aud Purer Gov.
ernmout, Municipal, state and Ma,
tional-pr swopo's sketch OF tho
minneapolis Assembly
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