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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

iebr bstannter Mann, einen iebr oe>
taiQirten Worf@las gemott, bic poz
larreaionen NIT BaQon gu unterluten.
Sic Sbee mag i'm eriten 4u9enblid
pbantaitiI4 i9etnen. 1T aber 1ogleI@
bon Mutoritdten, 4pie profe1or Nprz
b%eniti0ltf bur4aus eruit 9snom1nen
unb tpdrmftens empfoblen tporoen.
6err Mnbree ftellt bier 4ebingur9en
auf: y Der 8alon mub cine Sras>
traft BON ettpa 5000 Rilosramm haz
Zen, fir brei Torf9er 2%ebensmittel
fir bier Monate, allerlei Snitrumente
unb ben n0tbigen Banait; p ber Ball
lon mub bidt senus iein. UNI 80 ga
se unb NGdte in ber 2uft i@tpeben
3u t0nnen; - ber BaQon mub trgeno>
no in ben polarsesenbsn sefiQt tperz
ben t1nnen; ~ Der Baaon mub Elm
penis iteuerbar iein. No4 benz iebi=
gen @tanbe her 8auonte4nit t0nnen,
Iagt Mnbree, a1e bieie 8eoingun9en
erfiiQt perben. Die beiben eriten
limb, bos aeist Defenders bic franS0=
ff4e Grfa5run9, ourdaus moglthb,
amb 9err Gabriel Don in paris bat
ii4 I4on anerbpten, benz i4hpebt4en
Iorf4er ben 8allon fir $4,000 5rs.
gu liefern. Dis TilIune bietet audi
feline @GApierieteiten bar. Sir mill
tGri19e 3psde limb i4on %transportaz
BE WaHeri tpf fapparate tonitrutrt.
ober mar tann audi tomprtmtrten
WaKeritoF na4 Dem Norben fiibren.
Das enbli9 bic Steuerbartett Be-
trift, 9at Mnbree iel6it cine Qnorb<
nung, bic bic 8rau4bartett zines
Ballons ni9t untpeientlt@ aus8ubebz
men ideint, tpenieitens Bel elmer leiz
ner Gabrten init gutem @rolg 9eprift.
ST ldBt lange @eile bonn 8aqon ber
auf benz 8oben i9leppen; babur@
tuirb bic Jabrt bss 8a1pns gegen ben
Winb ettpas perlans1amt; bieie 0Hz
feren3 apirb bonn our@ Elm Segel, bas
iiber Der @onbel angebra4t 1T, BE-
nubt, INN ben 8alon et1pas aug Der
Winbri9tung gu entfernen. Mtt biez
Ter @tnriGtung 1T es Mnbree gelunz
gen, 1einen BaQon nt4t tpeni9er als
UNI 81 @robe aus Der Winbri4tung
gu fiibren. Mnbree 19ldgt jeBt Dor,
i'm @ommer 1876 cine Expedition
na9 benz n0rbli4en @piBbergen gu
1enben. Sort pirb ber 8allon ge=
fiiut 1perben, unb i'm Suli, BEL beler
Quft unb mit iuolidem Winoe, fez
seln bic bret 2uft1@iFer, etha $50
Meter ibsr ber @rbe, in bic unbez
tannten polarregionen binein; SIT
bic @4ne0igtett bes Minbes re4t
groB, 10 merben lie i4on na4 6 big
10 @tunben benin, Pole iein. Nad Der
bsre9netep mittleken Winbi4nelli9z
felt bte1e r @e9enben tpiirbe aber bic
@eife 43 @tunben in Mn1pru4 nebz
men. Die 2ufti&iffer tperben es in
beffen ,per1u&en, uber bic 9anse poz
larregton ettpa brei Mo4en fin unb
ber gu fabren, um bann penn m0gli4
i'm tpeitli4en 4merita 5ipiliiirte g.
9enben tpieber Bu errei4en. Natirz
1id tpirb bas! BEL tdnbise Sasesli@t ale
8eobu@tungen DOM 8anon aus iebr
erlei@tern. Mnbere 9iiniti9e Momente
finb bic gerin9en tdgli4en 3emperaz
turbiFerenSen, bic geringe &egenz ober
@4neemenge, bas glatte 3errain, bas
ben Seilen tein 9inberniB felt, enoz
lt@ bic @eltenbeit BON elettrii&en
@ntlabun9en, apie BON Stirmen. Die
9an5e @rpibitipn >pIroe nur etma
10000 &ronen to5ten. Das projett
Mnbrees lit, mie i4on geia9t, in un<
ieren MISREPRESENTATION &reiien iebr
ernf t aufgenommen morben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11
eltok,x utbrtu0eu.


Deutf4 Mpricourt. Sur
Bsieitisuns Der 9roben S@neemaHen
auf Der 8abnfIrede bon bier nah
Disuae>8ensoorf mubten aus ben
@arnifonen DieGae unb SaarburQ,
tpeil Mrbeiter ui9t gu baden tparen
ca $50 Solbaten requirirt tperben.
Die1e 'baben belm S4neei@aufeln eis
men 1eltfamen iiyurb sema&t, nGmli4
einer bonn @eleiie abseirrten, i'm
S4nee Der untsnen @iiteripasen. Mufz
faQenb ut, bab trob pielieitiser &lage
iiber Mansel IN @srbienit, Mrbeiter
gum @4nee14aufeln nt@t 81 bttomz
men tparen; es 9iebt bemna4 unter
benz Mrbeiteritono re4t piele, bic lie
Der Mansel letben urb auf Der faulen
9aut liesen, als cine tbnen unbequez
me Mrbeit DorJunebmen. az
@rob=9ettin gen. @inise an,
8abn9eletie u,utpeit bieiiser Station
bei9Gftiate @ottenarbeiter bemertten,
bab Elm Milbi@tpein iiber's Gelo auf
lire Stele 3userannt tam. Betm
9erannaben b:5 Spheres ialus ibn
Elm Mrbeiter nit einsm eiienbei@lasez
men @tode .berart auf ben S@dbel.
bab es fofort 3ufammenfant, porauf
bic iibrisen slrbetter binsuiprangen
unb NIT ibren 9aden unb S4uppen
benz ca. IS !Pfunb i4peren Wilbz
fdNpeine ben tydraus mahten. Ser
SagbpG4ter, 'Rentner S4oltus aus
Gutenberg, tpsl9er bierpon benu@ri4z
ti9t tpurbe, fdjentte bas Wilbfdtpein
ben Mrbeitern gu einem 6aitnadtbraz
ten.
@ien. Dem %peniionirten Diretz
tionsabiuntten bes Gtnan3miniftertz
ums &arl Oberleitbner, SberzD0bz
ling, 9auptftrabe Nr. 80 mobnbaft,
murben $4,000 @ulben in Wertbpa<
pieren geitoblen. Ser Diebitabl blisb
benz 8e1toblen.n mebrere Sage berborz
aen. Mls Disbin tpurbe feline 26jGbz
rige @irtbfdafterin Marie 3enanstt
entbedt unb bus fir bic Papiere geloz
ite @elb big ouf ben lebtsn &reu5er
berbeigei4aHt. Sic Diebin mar bon
Sberleitbner in 1etnem Seitument nit
10000 @ulben beba4t, tonnte aber,
ba iie beiratben mollte, ni@t ben Sob
ibres Oienftberrn erparten.
Snnsbrnd. 0as 2a~nbssgeri4t
berurtbeilte cine @4mugglerbanbe gu
empfinbli9en Treibeitsitrafen. 3mei
@4muggler apurben babel betroHen,
tpte Tie &aHee Ton Der @&pet3 beriiber<
po14ten. NSic floben nun NIT Sim
terlaKung BET &aHeefdde na@ ibrem
6eimatbsorte, mo- fte i'm @erein NIT
anberen G%tntpobnern ben beiben perz
folqenben Wa9leuten in bsr Na9t
aufpabten, ibner ben &aHee uieber
abnabmen unb fte unter Megnabr::
unb 3ertriimmung Der MaHen CRIB:
lidft miBbanbelten.
2urembura.
@9terna4. Sic in ber Ndbe
BON @9terno9 eelegene rSpedsmible"
nit i@0nsm Wobnbaus, Oetonomiez
gebduben, @drten unb @iefen, ,purbe
elmer @eriei9erung aus9eieBt uno benz
9errn Matb. @obbar, Miiller gu
2auterborn, gu benz preiie bon 5O,z
600 ct. 3uesi&lasen. a.
Petingen. Dim bteiigen 8abnz
bofe perungludte ber 31idbrtge unperz
beiratbets @ottenar6eiter Sobann Meis
aus Mieberteri@en. 8eim ManDbz
riren tpurbe ber ielbe BON einem Maz
gen gu 8oben 9eitoBen unb iiberfabren,
tpobei linn bsibe 8eine 3ermalmt muir
ben. Cine Stunbe ipater srlas ber
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11
Die 9tnnabune DOT, Ntutf@uat9.

Sen eingetrpHenen Poitna@ri4ten
amfolge tparen bic &Gmpfe um Ntutz
i6uunq am 3. MGr3 biel ernitli4er
unb bebeutenber, als bic &abelna4z
ri4ten berrrutben lieBen. Mus 9aitz
f@enq tpirb bariiber beri@tet:
Das &prps beg General Nobau batz
te geitern breioebnitinoige ununterz
bro4eme &dmpfe gu befteben. So mar
bas erbitter1t tie @efe4t, tpel4es bisber
in ber Manbf@urei itattsefunben bat.
mdbrenb General &atfura bic &C.
5@laaenen Gbine1en auf ber @trabe
na@ Muloen Dor fi4 bertrieb, ridte
General Mob5u NIT benz iibrtgen
&orps sesen bic alte @tabt Niut19uz
ana DOT. Sci 9agesanbru4 itanben
bic Sruppen unter benz @epebr. Dis
FINITE Dtbiiton apuncirte bonn Norz
ben. Die 8etpegung murbe portref r.
lt@ ausgefibrt, troB Der @4mtertgz
feiten bes @e1diBtransports. SSn
bret @tunben paren betbe 9tbtftoz
men in ben ibnen ansttpieienen @tslz
lungen.
Damn murbe ber &f nit einem
@rtiIeriefeuer er0fnet. Die Gbtnez
len 19tenen it4 gu perhpumoern, bab
lie pon atpet Seiten angegriHen murz
ben. Mte gatp0bnli4 i@oB TIRE Mrz
tt0erte mieber 19le9t, uno ibre Srupz
pen bGuften bic @enerale auf puntz
ten an, bic gar ni@t bebrobt tparen.
9ie japant14en @ranaten aber i4hAz
gen fortmdbrenb in bic 4tnefhfen
Sruppen. 2ebtere perlieBen besbalb bic
Mauern unb 3ogen fi4 IN 'bte 9taot
fe06ft 3urit. SEPT ergoB fi@ bic ia
pani 5@e Snfanterie iiber bic Wdqe.
Bsibe D%t0tionsn iebten 3uslei& iiber
bic Mauer. Bis babtn 9atten bic eyaz
paner gerin9e @erluite gebabt. Sin
Ifur9tbarer &f aber ent1pann ft4
in ben en9en @traBen Der @toot unb
in ben 9dw1ern. Mus iebem Teniter
{4iener. bic Gbineie len btnab3u14teben.
ga iie einiaben, baB ibnen ieoer Musz
meg abgei@nitten mar, 10 fo@ten lie
per3tpeifelt.
Sour gang oGmGbli9 tonnten bic
';ssyaparer D%pptpdrts( bringen. Seoe
@traBe muBte ein3eln erobert merben.
Sebes @aus bilbets Elm Sort uno
muBte geitiirnt tperoen> Sober Gbiz
neie, BET ni@t fofort bic @afen 1tredz
te, tpurbe erihoNe len. @s ipar Elm
sntieBlt3es @smebel. Sc bauerte
ben gar3en langen Sag. Grit Na4ts
INN II ubr bDrte Der &f auf. Die
le @binei en- bra@sn bur@ bic japaz
ni1dsn 2inten unb flpben ins oHene
Qanb. @tele aber ergaben it4 aud.
@e fo4ten i'm uebrtgen NIT bor5iigz
lidlsr Tapfertett. Sbre Sff3tere
9ineen ben >Manni 4aften nit gutem
@eiipiel poran, unb ber @ertbetotgun9
BET Stabt fsHlte es ni@t an militdrt=
f4en @e14td. Sn ben @traben unb
6Gufern tpurben 1000 @btnefen gez
t6btet. Die Sapaner nabmen 5000
: oefungen. Mus ben erbeutsten Sab
mem ereibt ii4, bab cine Mn3ahl Der
bebeutenbft ten &inet1@en 9eerfu9rer
fi4 bei benz in sc uti4uan9 fe4tenoen
aorps beftano. Di: Sapaner ptrloz
rem 1900 Mann an 9obten unb Ser
Itpunbeten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Sci 2ittle @ol brannten bic
@e6dube auf ber Mrmenfarm BON
Waupaca Gountp nteber; Der @aaz
ben betrdgt $1,000, bei $4,000 @eritz
4sruns. Cine ber Snia1iinen, cine
alte Trau, lit ptri&punbn; man flr4z
tet, baB die in ben Tlammen umtam
ober in ber Mufregun9 fortlief uno
ftd perirrte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Gin feierli4er Moment.
6reunb Gins 3immer tretenb): rMte,
cine G(a1dk @ein Bel Der Mrbeit ..
5ait Du @tburtstag?"
@@rifttelEtr: Das ni4t, aber bic
6tlbin mtints @on,ars perlobt ft4
ebert"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11
cine iteue 8auonfabrt.

eSn ber Stodbolmer Wabemie ber
MiTenf@aften bat Der Obrin9enieur
6. u. Mnbret, in S4Aptben bur4 tub
ne miNenfduft1i4e 8oQonfabrten Elm
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-11

Won uals ging cine Waz
genlabung Saattorn an bic 11otblet=
6enben Gar,mer nu4 Nebrasta ab.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
CYCLING NEWS AND NOTES.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE J.. a. W. MEET Al
AsErRY PARK OTHER MATTERS.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE J.. 4. W MEET At
AsrrRY PARK OTHER MATTERS
Under the reorganization the committee IN charge
OF the J.. 4. ". meet. to be held at AsbIry Park
in July consisting Of the STATE officials and Nom
bers OF the Asbury Park Whe"lmeu, vii. hold their
frs, regular meeting at AsDury Park on April T. The
various minor committees being appointed and
fully instructed az TO their duties. and every man
Is hard at work in his respective line.
The local committee which will plan the amuse-
ment and entertainment 10 be provided Tor the
guests will profit much By their experience in hand
ling the two big conventions Of last summer ana
besides the regulation banquets and excursions.
some new ideas being worked up one Of thesr
Will be a realistic lfe-savinG scene. A vessel VIII
be anchored off shore, ana Upon the display 81 SIX
nails OF distress the life-savcrs viii answer and,
appearing on me scene VII! shoot hfclines 10 the
ship and rescue those on board by means OF the
brooches buoy.
Upon notice OF thirty minutes that Harry Mad
dox. the young champion. whom Asbury Park
claims as her own product was returning home ON
Friday from his victorious tour In Mexico, John d.
Beegle the chairman OF the local Executive Com
mttee, arranged enthusiastic welcome and
when Maddox alighted from the train he was met
by a tslly-ho coach and $50 wheelmen. who then
paraded around town and escorted him home Mad
COX Will share honOrs with Zimmerman az "A local
star during the H. A. W. meet.
Inc first public century of the season OF 1895
"e '"e one on sunday, April y, under thc aus
p''eS oi the Century Wheelmcn OF New York. The
'ou'e selected, College Point. H. L.. to Sayviie and
,.'orh' Is particularly good and easy to make
-. '"it WI" he from College Point Ferry, Ninety
81 al a. m. II the weather should prove
s"i"'ofsDie' 1t Will take place the following Sun
, S At .he same hour. Pete Fisher. the we'll
t,r u, ElneI Tower cycllst" captain OF the CEN
uiy Wnihee.men. will have entire charge Of thu run.
men WI. oe ably assisted by prominent wheel
Warde ninni WIZ be received at any time. by
cInhroo,nn ''sSey a 20 8 Union Square. and at the
neS In, no. sss Eighth-ave.. on Saturday even
s1rv,,nr n'ranse Zee (Which Includes ferriageJ 81.
o,s rt rrtss Cycnng Club may secure downtown
", ~. .e's ~ rev days. The committee In charge
~ ace ace yesterday and as the rent is moderate II will
The Cycle Club Of Brooklyn had frs first road run
yesterday About thIrty-fve OF the members in
e'uoihS seven women left the Clermont-ave. club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
BASEBALL NOTES.

\. g. Boswell signed Win the New York club yes
tord1y. Boswcd Is a pitcher. and az a member OF
the University ~ Pennsylvania team in 1893 and
1894 hc mad" good record ~ an amateur. H.
pitched against the Yale Harvard ami the Prince
tn teams. doing excellent work His best effort
mad" against The Philadelphia League team. IN
this game Boswell he'd down the professionals for
six innings 30 a single hit
TIE oxford; have undergone a change Tho play
ers are a. follows: y Taiaka. catcher: j. Kelly
pitcher G. Flynn Grs base: \. collins. second ba
j. Lanahan third base: i. shea. snprtstop f Brer-
nan left fed II Shulmau. centre neld: r. sullivan
right field. Address challenges Ia IT, Shumau 50
" Canals. Tn" average age of IN" players is four
teen fifteen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
BASEBALL ~ THE SOUTH.

Columbia :. g., March - The New-York team
expected 10 cross bats with The Columbia nine here
to-day but only four Of the home players turned
NJ. In cons" tuence. Manage Davis assigned i've
NcW-) ork men 90 help make NJ the columbia team
The regular nine won rs II pleased and the game
or.-sldcd that IL siOupcd bV mutual
consent at IN" close OF the nfth inning. The score
Newly ork - O-ls
Columbia u o !
Hasehits-N"w-Y York. Is. Columbia T. Errors New
York .. Columbia d Battcri"s-'iermau and Far
rel. Clark and Smith. Umpire Damon.
Charleston. :. g. March 23.-The Washington and
Boston teams played a heavy batting game here
today the eXchampionG receiving severe set
back The CurVes Of DOand and sullivan were
batted all over the field. The score:
Washington ........-.' ! ] > y
Boston U o y
Haschits-WashingtO IS Boston 9. Errors
Washington >: Boston T. Batterics-Mercer and Nc
CURE: Kounn and Mahoncy: sullivan and Wilson:
Dolan and Tcnny Cmprc-Andcrson
savannah. Ga. March Ga Iocal team with
Pittsburg battery played the Iittsburg regulars
here to day and defeated by score OF Is To .
The weather was cold and good ball playing was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24

The old-time visionary inventor has given place
TO the practical. hard-working professional in
ventor of to-day.
The successful inventor must now b" a business
man as we'll as A man NJ mechanical ideas
The high tension Of the nervous s\Sten' "'t'h
kent m for months and months makes tTcmen-
dous drafts on the health Of those busy BRAN
workers Many succumb to nervous prustra.l"n
when they seem just on the point Of surrounding
every difficulty.
OF all the countless recent useful Inventions
none has passed through So many or 50 RAPID
course OF improvements "a the typewriter. 10
day the latest perfected machine ~ undoubtedly
the Williams Typewriter. when represents
vast amount OF cumulative invention.
John Newton Williams. its inventor. was Dorm
in 1S45 in BROOKLYN y. Y. lie spent his cary
manhood on the western frontier. Subsequently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24

impossible. Tho Attendance was very poor The
srurt
f.t.n.--.. ........ ..........' Is
Savannah ....... .............p o
Ta..t.f.. f1fi.burr -. Savannah. s Errors
Fitf-h.f- O. savannah. J. batteries killeen Haw-
l't HnI Macs. Jordan and Sug!cn
Fort Monroe Va. March y TIL" Philadelphlas
1rtt~i Yesterday AMI opened practice with the
%-Hr.rf N.nf t.Iu 600 .he Soldiers Home grounds
ttl afternoon TIE game resulted In favor OF Phil
a. .It.a if +rur' 90 ~ 20 g.
Augusta. en-. Marrn The Rrookly played a
good game thi. afternoon IN" regulars won against
The e...ri team hy score ~ lo 10 .. The score
Urona.tn ............l o 1 I 3 10
Second .tru ... ............O % % o . / :
lt--lIfa. Hrooklyn. 70. second team. . Errors
Bro. kItu. g. second team. .. Batteries Gumbcrt
anu Gum. DIuh aud Hurrell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
BREWER DEFEATS MORLEY
MANY WING SHOTS WITNESS THE PIGEON SHOOT
NO MATCH AT WILLARD PARK.


Wing shots and enthusiasts from New York Nor
ristown, Paterson and other points We're out IN
large numbers yesterday afternoon at willard Park
near Paterson. to see the match between captain
Brewer and T. W Morley, OF Paterson, - birds
each q yards rise. ~ yards boundary. old Long
Island rules, for $50 side II was generally ok
pected that the veteran champion would defeat the
Paterson man. but few were prepared for such
poor form Morfey's part or such fine shooting
by Brewer those rules only one shot AZ each
bird, and gun below elbow. Brewer scored Il birds
His three misses were his eighth. thirteenth
and twenty-thrd birds. and he shot out twenty
seven straight for a finish Morley only scored g.
His misses his sixth. seventh. tenth. eleventh.
thirteenth fourteenth. sixteenth, seventeenth. TWEEN
ty-third thirty-eghth. thirty ninth. forty-third
y-fourth forty-seventh. forty and Gfcth
birds Brewer also out birded" Morley. the New
Yorker winning most Of the hard shots. consid-
cradle money changed hands. at odds Of loD TO
HreWer The winner issued a challenge shoot
anv man In the world at these rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
when the ChiIi Mists of the Morning

Hang Ike pain IN" slrf,cc Of the earth II viii
be Wen f,r yon before ycnurng into the raw yaporous
air. charged perhaps with the seeds Of malaria prov
ocatve Of rhs'natc twinges to take wncg;assfm Of
osteers stomach Bt;ers and thus shield yourself
atmospheric influences threatening to health. II YOU
happen get showed. slccted rained upon the
same preventive. and avoid tho rheumatism dangerous
cold The agreeable warmth infused the circulation
by this genial siomachc It's nygorating regulating
properties commend 1t 10 all appecaii,e OF the fact that
prevention u better curc the Btters Tor DIS
pepsa biousnc-s Nervousness and kidney trouble
headache an debility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
4 PRACTICE GAME 1T yALE

Ncw-llavcn March % oSpe'iau Tie Val" Mn"
played l's first practice game of The season this
afternoon meeting the second team iu rrc't,
seycn-uuing contest. Thu day was perfect. and the
n,lI in fair condition. Tn" game WAS purely an eN
hibi'ion affair the regulars "lnalng by a score %
10 - The teams took the Geld Hs foIo"s
Regulars .Gr"enNay. catcher. Trudeau. pitcher.
Colgate. first base. Rcd.ugton. second ba.e, j.
Qunhy. -hortstop. Flnck' third base. Spe'r, len
field. Eus,in centre Hed Harris rgh' nold
Second ninc-Dc Forrest and Twomblcy catchcrs.
simmons and Chamberlain. pi.chcrs. MoCanIlass.
first base. IIazcn. second base, ". Quinhy. short
stop. shaw. third base. McCancc. left ncI. Taylor
centre r"d. and Reed. right ncd. About three hun
dTcd spectators watched che game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24

-cn- some Tliur's Celery rompound 10 one ~ my
ht..., associates aud knowing him personally.
and seeing mat % dil for him. thought would
trt IT, commenced taking n before meals. and
g. 20 once stimulated appetite and aided d!ges-
tiol took two bottles and was much benefited.
Ngti. U.s. years later was troubled with ner-
...r-- trI iigo~ zion. and again took Pain" :
....ry ..nInund with great benefit My wife.
after Err rE illness last summer. and severe
nervous pr.sttai.ou. aul some trouble from indi-
r,.fl.r .uu. iuleI fp try PIin"s celery compound.
f.N E,"ks Hg'. and she is now taking II with
steady improvement. Several II my friends hay"
taken ~ 40 my recommendation. and are now
era. '.ru believers u its great restorative powers
I hlsr Huud tho celery compound tonic and
restorative thai Gould lean upon with confidence
.u u,u. % trHltle"
Pt.r-s celery r. mpounl makes people we'll,
s. o tIriag remedy u j. unsurpassed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
AFFAIRS OF THE TURF.

! Cl;"EEr- hNp rWYERs TRIP TO EUROPE NOR
Hs rAEK TRACK PIT ~ ORDER
Michael r. Dryer intends to pay a farewell visit
/ % the Gr,Vcser1 track to-day. he VIII sail for
England ON the Majestic Wednesday. Mr.. Dryer
Says.
Il do not intend to bet heavily In England az /
am Rot familiar with the horses and the method
OF Eusiish turfmcn. ~ course | expect that some
of %" hor..s We shipped over viii win races. one
gam that IL sur" 10 prove beneficial TO American
turfuru is ia, fact that a line the calibre
90 the average English racehors. VIII be obtained
a. tho horses r. med by Campbell fair spec
of the different classes to which they belong
Charles pwycr viii manage the American CON
tur.ut that are being trained by John r. Elliott.
Richard croker seems to be anxious to get away
a. he expects continued round OF recreation In
England Perhaps ne may be- disappointed az
Charles Dwy,r quotes Cssy LOTUS and says:
when they reach their destination they won't
know where they are"
James Il. Kecncs horses are in splendid condition,
ouy d." following casualty being reported: A
chestnut colt 10y Luke Blackburn. that was well
thought Of has Developed a curb and has been fired
ara blistercd ana thrown out OF training.
Should the Gray bill meet with no INSTRUCTIONS
AMI become 4 las the stables would hll up rapidly
~ the different racctracks.
1t is reported that the trainers at Morris Park
have passed the hat around and collected enough
money To- have the track narrowed and put In shape
for work
Little Is heard from Jerome Park. stable secrets
at that track are placed in a refrigerator safe or
k'pt In cold storage for future use Several one to
i"'r shots. which cNpected TO open az ten 10
ON against. to be- shipped to Washington next
Edward Kelley gives fair warning to owners.
trainers. breeders and the pubic. Mr.. Kelley in
tends to run three colts for the Futurity and is
confident that he viii receive the entire stake, as
his colts viii finish first second ana third. and as
he owns both the sire and the dam of the colts he
viii take all the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24

cate that an old boat. ever after beng ,"lIoN"is
stood hut small chance against the sJfOoieTs ~
1895 and IL therefore seemed 10 them as IL u N'I'
throwing away their money 10 invest IN d ~
wear old boat The subject OF a boat * be-
Ing agitated, but no decision has been reached Ia
the opinion. OF men experienced In matters ~ ms
sort. there Ia yet barely time TO build ana III out
a wooden or composite boat and n s'lfhceniIY
promising design can be secured there may yet Dee
a Boston boat in the trial races Of 1873. y meeting
OF the subscribers to the syndicate may he looked
for the first OF the week to settle the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
TELLING or MISSION WORK ~ NEWYORh

Philadelphia. March 23.-The greater part Of this
mornings session OF the INth District Convention
Of the International Christian Workers Association
was occupied by C. f. Cutter. OF New-York, presi-
dent Of IA" daily noon prayer meeting society. In
detailing thn work accomplished by the meetings now
being conducted in Futon-st.. NewYork. J. :.
Cummings the organizer Of MONDAY prayer meetings.
IN Philadelphia spoke In Il strain similar to that OF
Mr. Cutter and :. ii. Iladey, superintendent OF the
McAuley Mission. NewYork. told Of the benehcent
results of the missions services.
This afternoon Mrs. f. NJ. Whlttemore. OF New
York who IL connected with the management OF the
Door of Hope" In that city reported the efforts
beng made TO redeem fallen women. and the Rev
IL. W. Pope Of New Haven. Conn. and u. NJ Went
worth, Of Berwick. Me. talked about and the
manner Of their distribution.