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The herald., 1895-12-05
TWO WOMEN HURT


They Were Thrown Out Of q Carriage
Yesterday
A runaway occurred on North Main
street yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock.
A Mrs. Martin and child and . Mrs.
Long were driving along when the horse
took fright at u locomotive and dashed
north. The animal fell after it had
gone only short distance, and threw the
occupants ont of the carriage. Mrs. Long
head, and Mrs. Martins right arm was
sprained. The child ESCAPED unhurt.
The ladies' were taken into the house of
II. J. FORSYTH. at 91S y. Main street, in
front OF which they had fallen. They
were cared Cor by Mrs. Forsyth until they
were removed to their homes.
The herald., 1895-12-05
A Faded Face

1t is no longer debonair
This picture in the antique case;
Why, you can barely mark the face
Which once with beauty shone SO fair,
And wore seraph S gentle grace.
A child 8 sweet face All, now you sec
A dash of little ringleis brown,
Which once eDraptured all the town,
When, meath her spell of witchery,
This boy god cast his weapons down.
She reigns today, a child no more;
In cap and frill OF spotless white
She greets the children as the light
OF even fades on sea and shore,
And kisses one and all good ight. "
~ II. G. Harbaugh.
The herald., 1895-12-05
Tanning of the Shrew

A more charming afternoon could not
have been planned than that given by
Mrs. George A. Caswell at Blanchard
Fitzgerald hall yesterday. The hours
were devoted to Il recital from Shake
speare by the accomplished speaker. Mr..
Hannibal A. Williams of New York.
The play chosen was the Tanning of tn g
Shrew, ami it was given in a mastery
manner. Mr.. Williams has very pleas
ing presence and manner of putting his
subjects that delights and holds the at
tention of his listeners. The FIRST act was
especially we'll given. He handles each
character with Intelligence and his style
is dignified and devoid of slangy effects
that is such fault with many who read
or recite Shakespeare. Mr.. Williams is
far above the average. and his recitals
snow studious knowledge not only of
Shakespeare's works in general, bat OF
each character he portrays. The after
noon was rare literary treat, and the
upon choosing such happy form OF en-
tertainment.
Daylight was excluded from the hall
and the stage was most effective with
1eathery branches of bamboo, banana
plants and red carnations gave bright
dash of color to the whole. Refreshing
punch was served after the second act
and ct the conclusion of the recital moro
substantial viands were enjoyed. Mrs.
Caswell was assisted in receiving by the
Misses Alden, Finney, Lindley ana Pleas
ants, and the many guests were shown to
their seats by four pretty girls OF the
graduating class, Misses Garnsey, Silent,
Knight and Snanklin.
The herald., 1895-12-05

Mrs. Frederick Blanchard arrived home
Tuesday evening, after a most delightful
eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 5. Vance arc at home
again from their wedding tour.
Mrs. Abbott entertained informally
yesterday afternoon at her home, S37 West
Fifteenth street.
Myer Siegel left for San Francisco on
business yesterday. .-.
Court Sunset No. GS and Sunset circle
No. 257, Foresters of America, gave sue
cessful bal! at Illinois hall last night.
The herald., 1895-12-05

A London pauper picked up an apple
on the workhouse grounds last So m er
and ate it. lie was committed 70. lar
ceny, and after an imprisonment OF two
m onths, was released by the grand jury's
refusing to find an indictment against
him.
The herald., 1895-12-05
Compliment to Secretary Carlisle

The statement that Mr.. Carlisle is pub
lcly liked hut personally hated by the
New York bankers is n high compliment.
They recognize the fact that his views of
public policy are sound and statesman
like, and they cannot hut say so. Per-
sonaly, they do not like him because
tney cannot control him. This is about
all that need be said in praise of secre-
tAry of tho treasury. Courier
journal.
The herald., 1895-12-05
Summary OF the Fistic Situation

Maher won't fight any one but FltZsim.
mons. Fitzsimmons won't fight any one
but Corbett. Corbeti won't fight any
body at all. And the governors of the
southern states cay they will lick any one
who attempts To tight in their baiIiwicks.
Pngliism is evidently in the scar and yell
low leaf. --Terre Haute Gazette.
The herald., 1895-12-05
Bishop and Mrs. Nichols rendered Receptio

Bishop and Mrs. Nichols rendered Reception
Bishop and Mrs. Nichols were rendered
g delightful reception last night at Music
hall by the united parishes of the city
and all members Of the convention. The
affair was entirely informal and was
given rs an opportunity for the many
friends of the bishop and his charming
wife to bid them goodbye. The Schone-
u-Blsnchard orchestra was in attend
ance and the halt was we'll filled with
guests the entire evening.
Rev. rrew read from the bishop-elect.
Rev. Johnson of Detroit, telegram
which was received this afternoon too
late to be read before the convention,
which is as follows:
II en- deeply moved by your commu-
,iication. May God guide me in the
right direction.
The message was in reference to the
bishop being called TO California as the
bishop of the Los Angeles di ocese.
Those who assisted Bishop and Mrs.
Nichols in receiving were Mines. Bugbee,
Gray, Chandler. W. il. Perry and Miss
Esther Tanel from st. Paul's church (;
Mines. A. S. Clark, Cunningham, A. h.
Watson, Il. j. HaKer and Kendall from
Cnrist church; Mines. Perkins, La Fay
cite, Fisher and Miss Coadey of the
Church OF the Ascension; Mines. A. q.
J.Trsw and ". i. Brett from Epiphany
church; Mines. i. ". Il. Taylsr, J. II.
Cowcls. Paris. rosey and Miss McCul-
Tough from st. Johns.
The herald., 1895-12-05

Accordion plated chiffon, beaded on the
edge of the plaits, maeks a lovely waist
for drSssy occasions and it is no more
difficult to sew on the beads or spangles
than it is to thread a needle.
The herald., 1895-12-05

R0rAn Communications to The Herald Oh
matters editorial and literary should be ad"
dressed to w. S. Creighton editor -in- chief.
The herald., 1895-12-05

FINEST ROOMS IN THE CITY AT soc. 75c AND xlOl
dsy; 3d. 90 to 81 10 week. $40 90 to $50 pc.
r. s. CONDOR, manager
The herald., 1895-12-05

THE HERALD owns . full Associated Press
franchise and publishes the complete tsls.
graphic news report received daily by special
ilsased wire.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

Te,9en 81 5 Gents oas Pfuno bel
s. & u. 9ofer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
pW.9parbanten.

Sn 8etreii BET uou Der 0eloiadSs
Yreiie uerla9ten, ia uerbSbnten "popus
liitiiden Soee" zines &es'erunsssS ant:
iyitems beiddmt uns CANADA III re@t
aranolider @eiie. 9ei ben go Eolts
dmtern in Der Dominion iinb iiber s42,s
o0o, 900 %beponirt, wel9e fir bic &esiss
runs bur3idnittIi@ 81 Yrosent 3inien
abwerfen. Nebmsn mir nun Elm 8erbalts
mfg III ber ginwobner;abl uno benz Ses
littbum Der Ser. Staaten seSen Ganas
oa, 10 fam Elm S9uItinb berausrednen,
baB bic Soften u~nierer seiammten &ssiss
runssmai9ine ourd cine 9lei@e WfaB=
nabme seoedt ,perben %tonnten, ielblt
wsnn Der s~r;ieIte Yro;entiat in bieiem
2anoe, tein 10 GROCER mare, ais ME in
Canada.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
@aS lit vebrli9 @elo?" Oo9 nu'

Mas lit rebrli@ @elo?" Do@ nur
iol9es, bas ais N%equiualent fir eisene
Nlrbeit selten tann. Das @eto unlerer
&apitaliiten lit oarum niemals vebrli9
@elo", iei es nun @olo, Silber ODER
Bapier. Inter Dem bcutisen @pltem
lit vebrli9 @elo" ia rein unm0sli3;
oenn AUDI Der Nrbeiter bat vunebrli9
@elo": cr bat gu weni9 betommen. limb
ant auerwenisiten lit beutiuta9e @elo
m0sli@, wel@es wirfli4 inneren Wertb
Intrinsic value) beiiet. Dieien vinz
neren Wertb" wiiroe es namli@ nur oann
baben, menn es wirtli@ einen 3uma@s
an niitli@en acknowledgement gum Naz
tional>& ei@tbum beoeute. Dos lit aber
%beutSutase our@aus ni3t INNER Der
SAD, uno iber bieie einia@en Gbat>
laden t0nnen aQe 9olbtdferli@en 60
pbiitereieu uns nidt binwestauiden.
(Bbl.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

Die Demotraten BON Suinois Diel>
ten lette @o9e auf ginlaouns oes
@taats Gentralzg omites in Sprinsfielo
cine Treiiilber. Convention ab, bic auBers
oroentIid fart beiu3t mar. Oieielbe
ertldrte ii3 taft eiuittmmis fir freie
Silberprdsun9 i'm GerbdltniB BON l6
;u l, uno ;war obne erit ouf elm inter-
nationales llebereintommen ;u warteu.
NuBsroem murOe elm 8eidluB sefaBt,
oas oemotrotii@e National: Gomite ouiz
;uioroern, cine oemotratii9e 9tationalz
Convention CUR GrOrterun9 uno grwi>
sun9 Der @eloira9e 81 beruf len. Man
CLAUDE aber ia ni@t, baB aQe Oemotraz
ten it SQinois iar Si!berz6reiprd9un9
iino; i'm 0esentbeil, oieielben limb in
ibren Nnii@ten iiber Die @abrunssirase
sbenio setbeilt, ME Dies uberou, uno
namentli@ III ben weitli@en uno iioliz
9en Staaten lowobl in Der Democratic
i9sn mie in Der republitanii@en Partei
Der Tau lit. Die Mnti>S ilber>O emo>
traten bliebsn nur, neil lie lid in Der
Minoritdt mubten, ucn Der Sprinfieloz
Convention meg.
Sn 9esMo1nes, Sa., fano CUR lelben
Belt cine pon Der Central BimetaQilten>
Nlaa mberaumte unpa:teti3e Staats
SLIDER Gonieren; itatt, in mel@er ebsns
fails nit acknowledgement Mebrbeit elm
Bej9luB fir treie Silberpra9un9 i'm
BON l6 gu l 9efaBt wuroe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
@er rc8iert oicies 2ano?

rOnmme Tra9e", wiro mobl man9er
veler oenten. Der Gonsre6 ma9t Die
@elete fir uns uno Der Eraioent nit
ieiusn Miniitern uno 8eamten bat lie
;ur N%usiibruns su %brinsen, iolsli@ re-
oieren Der Yrdioent unb oer Gon9reB
bas Yanb, bas lit eo3 tlar unb einia9."
go war es aud, 10 ioute es nod beute
lein, aber es lit leloer anoers. Nn bic
Gtele oes Yrajibenten unb Gon9rell es
linb bic M%onopoliiten, bic Srults, Die
sroBem Observation-Disclosures, iibers
baupt bic pielia9en Miuiondre ODER oer
@elbiad setreten. Oieie beberrl3en ben
GonsreB iomobl ME Die Yesislaturen Der
e%in,elnen @taaten uno buloen ni4t, bag
@ejete erlaNen weroen, mel4e ibnen
ni9t senebm iino. @eben lol3e troe*
benz bin uno mieoer our4, 10 weroen
biele bon ben Miuiondren ais uerfals
iunssmioris anseio@ten unb Die &C.
ri9te, mel9e gum sroBsn Ibeil AUDI
unter Dem Gini1uB ber Mtiaiondre lteben,
eutldeioen in ben meilteu TdQen 81
ibren @uniten, ielbit wenn lie bic @runoe
ba;u an ben 9ooren berbsijieben mill
jcn. IS tam ni9t lei@t elm Mann,
umo mdre er nod 10 ueroient, in ben
GonsreB semdblt weroen, wenn er Den
Giienbabnz@ orporationen ni4t senebm
lit. ga ielblt aui bic Grnennuns BON
Beamtsn burd ben Praiioenten baben
iie meientliden @influB. User anoers
allo resiert oieies gano als Der @eloz
iod?!-(Sowa @~oltsbl.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
General N(nwalt Mo(onep 20

General Mnmalt Molonep uon
Suinois bat bas fol9enoe @uta6tsn
obse9eben, bos iowobl ieinem seiunoen
Menibenueritanoe, als leiner tlaren
&e9tsauhaIuns gbre ma9t, uno oas
ii@ cine NnSabl jener tleinen iuriitii@en
Yiepmdte, bic ii3 in ~unierer 9e9islatur
bid ma@te, binter bic Obren i3reiben
ioute: vSeoe Staot uno ieoer Tleden
in bieiem Staate, be unter benz au9e>
meinen @elete or9aniiirt iinb, unb jeoe
Stabt unb isoer Tleden in oieiem Staate,
bic unter @pe5iol9eieten o%r9oniiirt iino,
beiiten oas unbeoinste &e9t, ihre
Staotratbs> uno @emeinoeratbss @er>
b%anolunsen in 3eitun9en, bic III en9liz
l9er ODER ir9eno elmer anoeren Sprade
beraus9e9eben weroen. 81 bruden unb
gu per0Hentli@en, iowie bic @eloer sur
Bejobluns Der oaraus entitebenoen TIM
tolten gu bewiui9en. ~ Wolts3t9.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
0ebt Den 9abat nt@t a,lt.
&e,luue wabrems sem 0ebrauh seNelbeu

@etla~e wabrems ben 0ebrauh seNelbem.
Oie Gabatss 0eibsnl9att ma4it Netis
Bel eiuem Meni@en, bis bas N%eruenips
item ;erriittet, bic @eiunobeit o%nsesriis
fen unb 3ufrieoenbeit 3eritSrt iino.
Pl0sli3 a~ufjubUren, sreift bas Spltem
gu iebr an, ba fir einen leioeni9aftli9en
@ebrau9er Der Gabat nit Der j3eit elm
Stimulant biIoet, mel@es Der &Srper
unwioertebli@ foroert. Baco-Curo
lit Elm wi6eni@aftli9es Mittel, uorii9:
tis nod benz @e;ept zines beribmten
Nr;tes. wel@er oaiielbe felt 1879 obne
einen einsisen Teb|i4las sebrau9te, 3us
ia%mmenseiett unb 1T rein uesetabilii9.
Babreno Der Sur oiirit ibr iouiel Gabat
sebrau@en, wie eud beliebt; oas Mittel
belebrt eu@ ioiort, ,uenn ibr aufbOren
iout. Baco-Curo 1T tein Subltitut
fir ben Tabat, ionoern Elm bur9aus
wiiieni4aftli9es 9eilmittel. 9eiluns
9arantirt, ODER oas @elo nit 10 Yros.
Sntereien suriidbejublt. Sn auen Npos
tteten ;u baben ODER bel gmpfan9 bes
preiies per Yolt uerianot. Preis: 81
bic S3a@tel ODER bret S@a9teln (3os
tdsise &ur) fir $3.50. Senoet feds
2@ent Boitmarten fir cine Yrobei@a@>
tel neblt Yampblet uno Beweiien an
Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co.
La Crosse, Wis.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

9ie Nnwenoun9 bes @iuiloieuitz@es
ietes bat pom Braioenten wieoerum
meitere Nusbebnun9 ertalten, moem
ldmmtlide Nstbeilun9s@efs i'm @der>
bau>O Department., a3t5ebn an Der 3abl,
benz @eiet mteriteut morocn iino.
Oiele Stelen mer6en, menm iie fret
meroen, BON jett an muir NIT Beri onen
Bel ett perben, bic entueber Ta9leute
iino ODER cine Grifuns beitanoen baben.
Der GaNirer uno feline @ebilien, bic
@1efclerts bes @etterbureaus unb bes
Bureaus fir Gieb;u@t, iowie bic inn
Mferbau>O Department in Waibin9ton
ielbit onseteuten Ta@leute iino eben=
fails in ben cla6ificirten Dienit einsez
reibt morben. Das @lei@e lit sei9eben
nit ben Glerts, Mitrostopitern, 9ulfs>
Mitrostopitern, Tleii3bei@auern, @ti>
quettirern, Nsenten unb alien anoeren
Mnsel te0ten bes Bureaus fir Sieb;ud
auBerbalb @aibinstons, NIT Nusnabme
Der nur Seitweiie bei@dfti9ten Irbeiter.
SIM @an5en werben baour@ iber flnf>
bunoert &e9ierunssanseiteqte benz clais
iificirten Dienit einuerleibt, B. B.. bic
Beieeun9 bieier Nenter 1T oer corrupten
Yarteimai@ine ent5o9en woroen. &e@t
70!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

~ Glib ct. Saul baben bic Yopus
liltsn bel Der am Dienltas LETTER @o@e
ab8ebaItenen e taot~abl einen slansens
ben Sies erfo&ten, inbem iie idmmtli9e
bon ibrer Partei aufseite0ten Ganbibas
ten, pom 9irsermeiiter bis gum Cons
itabler, erwdblte. Wan eriiebt bieraus,
SaB bic 0oltspartei ou@ in ben Stdoten
INNER mebr Wnban9 sewinnt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
Der Gbicaso rNeeoro" bat cine I'll

Der 9bicaso rNecorb" bat cine Mbs
itinmuns iiber bic @eloira9e ueranitals
tet, in wel9er ou@ ben Trauen bas
Stimmre9t 9ewdbrt wuroe, uno ba bat
es ii@ 6enn gum Gntieten Der @olotdz
fer berausseite1t, baB bic Trauen i'm
Dur9i9nitt nod mebr ais bic Mdnner
fir freie Silberprdsuns i'm 8erbaltniB
pon l6 gu l lin6. Na@ elmer 3abluns
ber Stimmen am letten Donnerlta9 baz
ben 374s Mdnner fit uno ls4s sesen
Treillber %9eitimmt, wabrenb ii@ bon
81 Trauen II fir uno nur Is 9eaen
ben @ori@la9 ertlarten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
..9aS 0cIo 0cS d NJ crifanttGc, Gu
0oItcS."

Inter benz Titel 1.-THE American
Peoples Money, 1T aus Der Teoer
oes bemdbrten @ertbeibisers sleider
@edte, Ssnatius 0onne1p, Elm nsues
Wert eri9ienen. S}n oieiem 8ano uers
breitet ii9 Der 9lutor in ieiner unuerbliims
ten, tlaren Wsiie iiber bic S@dben bes
Monometauismus, unb lit oerie!be rei@s
lid nit 9aratteriitiiden 3ei3nunsen ils
lultrirt. Das @ert toitet. in Yapiers
Ginbano 25 Gents, in Su9sginbano so
Gents, unb liest cine Yrobe in ber Or
flee oes vTorti6ritt" CUR 9eii@tisuns
auf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

9aS biesidbrise Defi3it i'm Bunbesz
i@at mirb ii@ i'm @ansen auf 80 Mils
lionen Dollars iteQen. 9ier3u bas
lettjabrise Defi3it nit 70 Miaionen &C.
re&net, 9ibt 3ulammen 100 MiQioneu
- cine nette Tru@t oemotratii@er 81
nan3z uno 0erwaltunsstunit. Natirli@
miro es benz nd@lten gon9reB oblie9en,
bic nOtbisen Mittel fir bic Dedun9
bieies rieli9en Delights gu bei@aHen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

MQeS tonnen mir MAIDEN: amerita>
nii9e Giienbabnen, ameritanii@e 2oto>
motipen, ameritanii9e Tarmmai9ine>
rien, uel9e ~iberboupt ni@t ii%bertrofien
merben tSnnen, ameritanil@e S@ifie,
tur3um MQes t6nnen mir in Nmerita
MAIDEN, aber 49, fein ameritanii@es
@elb.-S onberbar!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

Gin @eriu9 nit irsenb elmer ber obi
gen Obitarter ,uiro eu@ lberjeusen,
oaB Yreiie uno @aaren re@t iino.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

cine 3eituns in Calf Gate tuinoist
an, baB iie in eini9en Ea9en nit elmer
drummer beraustommen miro, mel@e
vlebi9li9 nur pon Nrbeitcrn" beraus>
eeaeben merben wiro. - Mls ob ionit
bic 3eitunsen BON 2euten berseiteat
pirben, bic pom ibren &enten leben!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
&ebnte Il &einbQrt
Els Company

Gieielbe fat wabreub bes 8inters eiueu
sroBen Sorratb pom trpitaube0em sis fir
oen Sommerbebarf ein9ele9t unh lit uuumebr
bereit, inter l,beralen 8ebinsuu9eu8 eltelun=
gen boraui iomobl fir ben @ei9afts= als
Samilien9ebrou9 ent9e9eujunebmeu. Ser
9teferun9 uon Sis oil Yriuats Tamilieu m,rb
bic 9roBte Nuimertlamteit 9ei9eutt. @esen
bes Naberen wenoe man ii9 an Tris 9ebnte
ODER Mar Neinbart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
VAN ON WINfFH FACING.
The Proposition TO Hold "A Meeting is
Strongly Opposed

BALTIMORE. Feb. THE promoters of
winter racing at the Arlington race track
hre encountcrng a very stiff opposition
from Baltimore hOrsemen. The announce
snent on Thursday that a meeting would
be held here, beginning February 9TH. UNI
der the auspices of the Brighton Beach
management. was unexpected, and in
many quarters disbelieVed. There are no
Baltimoreans financially interested in the
venture, which is said to be backed by
George A. Engelman, Max Frank and T.
". French.
At meeting of the directors Of the
PimlcO CLUB last night a resolution was
adopted declining TO rent its stables TO the
Arlington Association, and a subsequent
resolution condemned the proposed win
ter race meeting. The Gentlemans DriV-
Ing Park has also refused 10 aid the
scheme in any way.
The managers of the new association are
determined, however, 10 hold the meet
ing and have ORDERED number of addi-
,ional stalls built at the Arlington track,
and 1t is claimed that these. with those
that can be hired in the neighborhood,
will be sufficient TO house three hundred
horses The delay I'm making needful
changes have caused the officers 10 an
nounce postpOnemcnt of the opening
race day from the 9th to the 9Th of Feb
ruary. Instead of twenty days racing, as
first agreed upon. there will be but seven
teen race days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
1UOMICIDE OYER II CENTS.
A Negro Kills His Compsnion-A new
Trim Eefnseh RrOwn.

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 2.-Spec'di'-
Marshall Robertson, cclored YOUTH
KILLED another young colored man haiheu
voob Wilson AT Pinners Point. Norfolk
county. late Yesterday Afternoon IL
,rfubie grew out OF dispute about Ihe
,noun, 81 eleven cents. WhiCh NH7'i
ov.ed Robertsons mother. Inc lie "d9
roesed ana Robertson shot wilson WIN
a pistol twice, killing MIN instantly ne
assailant was arrested and lCckcd up III
Norfolk county ial' ~
The following naval changes are VI
dered: -, ,,ooo,
Sailmaker J. J. Glynn has been place.
On the retired list. chief FL glneeI 'o''ii
Lowe has been detached from urea 'iii,.'
al the Norfolk Naval Hospital ana ordef-
ed home. -, ,,r,,
has been ordered 10 Examination Tor pro-
motion. Assistant Naval constructor
cams has been ordered to examination
for promotion Ensign {. NJ. Stone mas
been detached from duty IN the Bureau Oi
Naval Intelligence and ordered to the
coast survey steamer Gedncy. Lleuten-
ant +. J. Clark has been detached from
the Godney and granted three months
leave OF absence.
Judge Portlock heard argument OF coun-
sci tO-uiy III an dppiINdAipii iDi "a III "
trial in the case Of John Henry Brown,
who killed julius Hare. a Bowers Hin,
the jury having returned a verdict OF
Euilty. and fixing the punishment at
eighteen years in the penitentiary. Inc
Judge overruled the motion and refused
to grant a new trial.
l.. w. Wright, dealer in dry goods. fail
cd to-day for 81. G13.G2-close1 out Ly
Foulkrod & Co.. of Philadelphia,
Charles l.. Allen made an assignment
this afternoon, naming K. =. Davis as
trustee; liabilities, $500. He was a dealer
in butter and cheese
So much has been said and written
about the United States steamship Min
neapolis gong TO New Yo.k to rec i've
Pocahontas coal, because it could lie
bought there 80 cents a ton cheaper than
here, your CORE pendent CURED into
matter to-day and learned that the Gov
eminent has a Coltract with a company
in New York TO furnish coal. which It
does for about $3.50 or s. 10 FER ton. This
coal is not Hoclhontas, AMI does not com
pare in quality or results with the latter.
However, the ship will leave here to-
morrow for New York. where she will be
COaled.
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70 that the contest could be close. TINS
year he will play 10 win. HIS p'tcnerS
will be Setley and McCreery. who VIII %,
strengthened by others. Hauptmah WI
be in left field, O'Hsgan at nrSt pare
other men equally as COOL as these nave
been secured. but till Mr.. 8 nm ars < us u
Norfolk next week nothing can DC a. so.
lutely known for certain. He is ioAS
fellow. ard Is keeping quiet
Air. John BRADY. of the portsmouth
team. has number q II st ca men
He will fight for the pennaht from III
start. Knox. the seccni bAseman'
one OF the lest a,l-around mon IN IN
League last year has been eng sed al
hio salary. said 10 be three times as huc1
as Mr., Brady pays any enc OF hi' otner
men. There is no question but tnat hhoN
Ca valuable. but It is not thought ne 3
,,or,b the money promised.
rbore viii be number OF go9d men
eeeking Jobs by April who are now en-,
oaeed et high figures a cloie IT ehd oil
Tr Sommer's gays that he Is CIV ng tao
men all they are worth, and VIII Lot pay
fancy prices
There viii be a great pressure pul upo"
tho Norfolk team this season, and II thet
do not win there will be howl iron
the ball enthusiasts here
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RfRD on JOCKEI>.
One Suspended Indefinitely ed Another
Fined $50.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2.--The forty
ninth day Of the winter meeting was
bad enc for tn, talent, as No Remarks
in the last race. was the CITY iaVorlte
who landed the money safe Tor ihe TAI
ent.
The weather was clear and cool ana the
sun shone beautifully, but the track WIS
very muddy, and 1t was case OF slush-
ing IT through from start 10 hnlsh IN
each event. Like the preceding days OF
the meeting the card oil the entries was
handed over to the scratcher and wnen
that individual got through with IT, ne
had scratched sixteen horses out OF the
five races. Jockey Baugh was nned SO
at the post in the third race, ana $40 ior
dismountinG before salutlng the Judge.
Jockey McCue was indefinitely suspended
for his work on Panwdy in the fith
race. Pauway led by length 10 the
stretch, when he was overtaken by NO
Remarks. SUmarles.
First receive frrIongs. selling-Blrd-
catcher QO6, Thorpe, to y nrst, van
Brunt second. Martha Griffin thlrd. Time,
1:M -.
Second race-onc mile, scn1ng-MIss
Mamie 100, II. Williams. 3 to 81 nrst,
Bonnie b. second. Henry Owsley thrd.
Time, 1854.
Third race--eix furlorgs, selnng-Bess
McDum CO, \. Barrett. 10 to % nrst, DOT
runner secod. Prince Leon third. 1lme.
1:23 IL.
Fourth race-siX furlongs. seling-ElDe-
ron OO2, Finncgan, . to y trst, kindora
second, Woodruff third. Time. l:23 II.
Fifth race--sN furlOngs, Sclling-No Ke-
marks d0i, j. Hin, 3 TO y first, Panway
second, Lucasta G. thirG. Time. LIZ.