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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
Railroa0s.

l. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND central STATION 4 ;a9s sTKE Moan-
1850 MEyoSpt , sS"S.y and FG Mon nGsI"'"N
$3.50 MExcept sunday Empire s abany Gtea
ysgse s g9gseT PH s. D s1an in limited
0.3O A. MDay. Fast Mail for PqnghkeepsSeI Niagara
bany. tlca Syracuse Rochester bu'ia'o' -''"e''
o.4o Al M"Except Sunday For Catsklll Mountalns'
Saratoga. Lake George. Green Mountains an" ~
1890 MExcept sunday Day EXPRESS For Ga Ys
Mountains. Rchfeld springs and all important Wv
100 F. M"Daly Southwestern Limited. For co aan.
bus; Cincinnati. indianapolis and st. LOUIS Rochee
at ar P a"@ h@asio Albany 0'''@ ''''PD'
400 p bay eia for Detroit S cloye
Allan i Scr scheneetady ttlca Syracuse Rochester
$40 only se1ssosa ina Lake s( Gs2[ss
800 r. Except Sunday. West Point. roushkeepse.
4ao I'm r M-Day North Shore Limited Detroit
$40 a. Chicago 43o p Stops at Albany
coo : 2% Fsr A'sqs . Tr9y T oso pss2p
s. c9icaga Ginehiana st. Louis s.. rsto Placid and
Adrondact resort. soapS Of axe Gear Saratoga
o Fs''ssprsh Burlington s. ea"s and o nor,6 o,
Lake clear. Saratoga, st. Adams and Montreal Fri
1890 r M~Daly For Bufrao Niagara Falls Cleve-
ana Indianapolis. St. I.ous Chicago stops at
ooo M-DeiIy Carries Sleeping car pa PASSENGERS nns
only FOR points on Fall Brook Railway via Lyons
o,S + DaIy For o;wes2 waeF ss,1,
Cleveland. Toledo, Chicago except SATURDAY FOR
the Auburn Road. Sundays only GloversVile
12,fO NIGHT Theatre for Chicago ana principal
points New York Central. every night. except
sunday night SUNDAY nights. Gloyersville ana chi
cago sleepars Isaye on 9:l5 D. m. train.
9:O8 \ " and .::S5 F. M.-Tally except Sunday, TO
P1tishod via Harlem Division.
0,lS L. NJ SUNDAY only. 10 Pittsfeld and the Rerk
shire His. via Harlem Division.
ALI. NIGHT TRAINS TO YONkERS.
'All night" between l55ih and points on
Putnam Division az far eonkers in connection with
Elevated ad This is the only line running 'all
night trains ~ New York.
Wagne- Palace Cars oil through trains.
Trains Illuminated with pintsch Light
Tickets Wagner oiNc,r at Grand Central Station.
i3 Broadway. IL Park Place 2Gi il3 Broadway 81 East
i4fh st Al2 Broadway. ID Columbus ave. 81 Wes'
I25th-s AID l3sth ct. station New YORK 33S and '2j
fruif ST and broadway. f. H.. B-ooklyn.
baggage checked from hotel or residence by the West
cot Express - mIany.
John VI. TOi'cEN GEORGE n. DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

4 DVEET1SEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received AZ the ip;1wn oice No LAP Br0adway
Il door north r 3lstsf UNTIL . o'clock r. adver-
tsements received tho following branch Offices
lnr Office rates until o'clock viz: 23i sth-ave >.
2d st.. 1872 9th 2thst. l42 Counhus-ase
West ijh 100 Wost i2l 9th ave. %
East IAN st.. 30 West 42d-st. between IN and SIN
ayes; $50 East 97h-st. 1888 3daNe between 18th ard
Ifh lo2I 81 Gst st l. 10S ls-ave.
NHth st.. 60 3laye near ilsiSt so 3d-aye 2l0 32J
Hcecker -st: 29rs 3d-ayc 2iO Fast T9th-st. 1927
Hi-av~; $50 81 ave: - Amsterdam 400 IVES,
42i ST.: i+N East l6hst: 33 East 4s,h-s $50 9thave
COL "h-aNe: .l'2 ID ave. 6Ithst.. 2OI Fast
sdih st; 1920 broadway. 1893 SlaNe: 1870 sthaVe
3ls "iav" "a 6ihave. Al the Harlem Offices: 2o5i
sl-ate. llah-s. ij6 East l2ith near 3i-ave
efs West i2Jh A.. be, IN and 9Th ayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
nEI IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. II:
Stntionn In Nev-NOrk, foot OF Barclay IN"
ChrlstOpher streets. ,,rCrr
vESTlRlIED TRAINS. PULLMAN DtrrEA
'H' EtRS pINrrSCII LIGHT.

Direct 10 NEWARK. BLOOM I'LL 'ic''
THE ORANGES, summit. Be-nai dsN i.'e &c., snn
Ridge Madso MorrstOwn. P.ssaic. Pat5.se- PIE Pr:
Ton dover. sianhope NEWTON BUR I. p.Hoo LEY
MOI NTAIN Washington, PHll.l.lPSBI 10" L..nn,sins
WATER GAP STROuDSBl re-. p-c1n99 oTSANTf.
SCRANTON. PlTTSTON. WlLkESBaafT'nnSSD Mont.
rose BlNGlIAMToX, oXEoRD ,NS 9HHwsoHc oTsianl.
sYRAcrsE oswEdo iItiAcA 3wEGG3,i 6 bL AMI Il
CORNING. BATH. pANSNIIlE ~ r,Irr,1tVr.sT
point WEST. NORTHWEST AND sol II -, 'nrinc,pd
500 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL. Stops a. '
10 90 A. M-CCafe carr. BUFFALO. sCRANI9oSS' sSyH Sh
VAMTON. UTICA. RICHFfELD SPklNNusn, 'pn~st
CI'SE ana OSWEGO EMPRESS. run ulIuHa r chicago
Parioi Cars connect at Buffalo with tram '0' N'
100 ' p TSfc ca SCRANTON wI WI, Sss4 fafs
and EI.MlRA EXPRESS. Pullman Bnne' "a, Or w.
400 y M-ScRaNrON. WILkESRAkltf ane 49,
OI'TH EXPRESS. Pullman liunet ratIV,. .aS sxnr.n
7ao p NJ Danyp ycst@ed II% WfR nj.
for SCRANTON. fNGHAMTON. Elm nnnac,. Al
rAIo Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Ants eO Mest ="
Buffalo with train FOR chicago ana RS pT vSuAN.
e.2o p G,sllyl~BCFFAIo scRATT9SS' sYn 1snss
TON, ITHACA. RI,TiFIELD SPRlNusS.r l,ssr.rs
and osWEio EXPREss rullm,n,n Ra ,TfoSs al
TICKETS AND PULLMAN A'fOMM,.Da l,, III, a.i
Park Place 400 Broadway Tickets at ferIy sa'ni
broadway III 4th ave. cor IL nst .,e ~ and
rs NewYork 2ss and ~ rn'@n s. rs s
io6 Broadway. BROOKLYN Time tao'es sN'"s ~"
nation at all stations.
WEarCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY VIII can ,or anu
check baggage from hotel residence 70 des'ha'0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London June "a p. m.-Consols. liz 1915 for
ioncy and III J., IL for the account Canadian Pacific.
81 Erie, li Erie hrst preferred. 35a Illinois central
'iHi Mexican ordinary. IS ST. Paul common. 1ss New
York Central 80 fennsyvania. -; Reading. Tis Mex
en- en- central per cent bonds IA. Louisville aud Nash
Vile. opl; Atchison common.
1870 p Money. ieNs. per The rate OF dis
count In the market for both short
.is ta's per cent India Council bills allotted
to-day at an advance ~ isi per rupee.
go D. m.-Parts ahvic-s quote per Ger al
lOl francs - centimes for the
Eyenng-Bar silver closed at 81 Ii sd per ounce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE

40 fHIl.ADELPhlA, BALiIMOkE AMI
WASHINGTON. -.
For Phadelpha week DAYS 80 500 sIS eco ,1 looe
Parlor Car $50 800 Dining car 500 7:so. eco 1000
T. NJ. II 10 night sundays. ! 30, 900. 1000, II %
Dining carr A NJ 200. 400. ) 90 Dining Car. 800 p
NJ. 1915 night. .
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 40. SIS
10 90 II 80 Dining Carr A. NJ 200 $3.50 3 90 Dining
Car 900 T. NJ 125 rg ht. sundays 43O 1000. II 80
DINING carr A. NJ. goo. 800 Dining Carr. 600 P. N.
l2 10 might;
Tickets paror-car be procured at foot Of
Iherty-st.. ll3 i12. 26 as ga Lao 1923 broadway
1877 9th Ave. 81 East i4thst i53 East l25th st. ?1S
West i25h- st. 25l Columbus Ave. New-York. 1 Court
ST. $50 Fulton St B>oklyn. as Broadway WILLIAMSBURG
tn. Transfer Company VIII call y0r and check
baggage from hotels residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
BALTIMORE OHIO.

Le,ve New York. foot OF Liberty ST. da"y'
,Aii,-,uO, a.. und L. Io nsnI -.
PIllsBUKG $50 en-. SUI. sun. Il 10 night
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS, 10 a. d D. m - -,y
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. SD 10 'Dmhsr ,ninc
l.3O a m. DINING carr. =. $50 (Dinns csIl' IT'S
carr y. IL Is night Sunday, 10 u)nins az; al
II DINING carr. Dining Carr. tDinns IA"
q IL Is nisht
NORFOLK iI.30 a. IN. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke p. m. daily
All Illuminated with Pintsch Ilgnt ,,,s a.
Offices; 49, iT2. 26i as LAO Bdway 81 = l'.n Sta
~ Bowery. ~ Y: $50 3+i Fulton ST. Br1okypn sssco
tion foot OF Liberty N. G. r. r. OF N. j. bass""
checked from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
OPENING range and close to-day, and closing bias
previous night ana last year follow:

Market closed barely steady at to 10 points decline
compared with yesterdays closing prices Transferlbie
notices 100; total sales. 100 900 bales i@rk gsS
receipts 81 bales: forwarded "a stock. ll32ie tola
net receipts to-day 1899. thus far this week. Sou
Exports to-day Great Britain 500 bales Thus Ear TINS
week: Great Britain 5,O44 bales; France 90; Con
tinent 6217; stock 264 l49 Spot cotton dull and un
changed: middling uplands 7sc; middling gulf CSC
Iverpool cables-Spot cotton sales 10000 bales
speculation and export 500 American. 1000; receipts
1000: American. 1900: middling uplands. lood' nut
ures opened quiet partially Lea advance; closed STEADY
n to IN points decline; Januar; February 5' a.
February March. 3402b: March-April 542s May'S S
sob: June-Iuly. 3j2s: July August 3ols; August
,en,her 34ssb September October 343b; October No
vemher 34Ol2b: November December 33sl5b December
January 33Qlab Observation-Disclosures dull; cloths dull
COFFEE-Specuation slow and featureless Cables
were lower Receipts liberal and warehouse de.,N
traders in control Chlel ha''
We're for September Rio market quiet at 100 decline TO
10 500 receipts bags; cleared for United STATE
1000 bags: stock 1880 bags. Santos receipts, l3vo
bags. market inactive at llzV same
a. yesterday Santos cearances per steamships iopelh
% bags and Capua 500 bags Hamburg Gull 'uit
80 800: September. u" 40 &C
tober $3.50 Havre cables steady: june July and Az
September, SO: October. CS November % %
These figures indicate IA decline FOR near months 49,
closed quiet at unchanged 70 points uecie
Sales ESQ bags. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewY,rk foot Of Chamoersst.
follows, and five minutes earlier from West 25d-st:
N0A 4. N-Ves;ibuled Express Daily for Waverly.
C'OO Binghami1n. F'nra. Puffao. Bradford. Janes.'
town. Meadville Ald the West Arrive Bunde
75O r ". Paror Buffalo.
300 ,s for estss m cssu s; mail 5sy iSs
Cleveland 80 A. NJ. Chicago 3 =. NJ. Sleepen
10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
Car
S.SN J.. N.-Bufrao and Cleveland Vestibuled Ex-
|'CV press Daily. arrives Buffalo 7:f5 4 NJ, Brad:
ford 10 4 NJ, jamestown 6:55 A. NJ, CLEVELAND
Il5 +. VI. Sieepers to Buffalo and Cleveland.
making direc, connections for Detroit. Chicago
and the West
S:45 T. ~ s S n Lake and esp f E
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
rINCKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations At III. 26l. 4ol and s57 Broadway.
l5e East l2jthst and 81 West l25h-st Chambers and
West 30 ferries New York: 1873 and 726 FIlton-st
100 Broadway Brooklyn 200 Hudson St, Hoboken. and
Jersey city station. Westcott Express calls for and
checks lageage from hotels and resences % desnaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25


Buffalo June 24-Cattle-Receipts last p hours 235t
head for far. 7.$4s head for sam lime
york head n @ 2a5 S market
gne but Ssdy G0'a :y T' s f Stoke 50 @
81 5o old cows S2gs :: 80 Fat cows 50 gSS sS o aie
sales stil-fei clncinnt steers $50 ll2o ~ $, o@a
s. TO- 'sSs bull s 81 og as Week Ss fs d Tcd
r time las week 80 o5o he'd nss m bsSd
market opened steady. cosci steady with all sold; York
50 So q 9 Gss - Sea 40 g a5 % roaS6S ga
81 stays s2as2 % sheep and amsmReserSb ca5
for same time last week l2o head Consigned hr S
80, had to ana 400 s ne% on Exports
steady with all s'd spng iamc' mixed sheep god 70
EXTRA 7asi cuIIs aT; 81 s'a'a O' export sheep
Yards chcFG Iane o;crs .ow and tfG weak
head q, % marx stern r% 81 cast TO- cows and bulls s. 2,
gss 2 stocks, So i SS Sc iioss c
sg"s s S 81 s..St5s p" S. S &, g. f1 ss
50 g2 81 ssS, ssSs4 g. aS S ssSso e.
Saonai stock Yards s., Louis June %cs s,s ES
rs, head m@J !, 'hS @s 'n s. g. Gcrs * g.
Ters steers s. oas2 Co. cows 81 oqs2 - Hogs
nfP.i % S,s@ s. %cSyy sssa s ,
East Liberty June a., e ,oI s' b. ITIS S
sios4 To- prime - 2sast3 o falr 81 gss ~ Conw s
3g % .s st az s s '" or '' psr s sosa 's
fresh and sprngers, $i'a$, Hog hece.Ps nFn,
trades 81 Gsas 60 common to fair lorkers 50 ""h
81 =, heavy hogs 81 25ds3 20: rpugls. S2lA sheep
Marke, shade higher on best grades others s'sS'g
common 81 50aS3. cua sGS2. choice warnings 81 100
s.: common good yearngs 50 pHS" %: choice lambs
I 4 5eJSl. good lambs. 81 1Vnsi -, veal
calves S5G 81 p: heavy % thin calves. S2HS3
Kansas city June - IoGs RECEIPTS. 1900 head;
market strong closing Light. 81 VuS3 p, medium.
s3G 81 10. heavy 81 r5Ns3 c5. pigs. S3as3 - Cattle
R.ceirts 5p head. market native best.
81 spas4 20 good 81 lo 81 50 cows and hers.
host 81 al 81 40 good 81 I5dS2 ~. bulls SO Jn
81 60 s,ockers and feeders 81 G, 81 G5. Texans and
Westerns 81 GOGs3 -. calves s5gSs sheep Receipts
head: market easy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

lambs 80 H. at SO IL State sheep 90 10 at ~ -
M collins ~ state lambs 60 ~. at 50 %; 239 ono
sheep - NJ at 81 s7is Kentucky do - To- al ," a.
% State do. % n. at 81 30 , go -, ., ca OK.
J. H. WiIkerson go Kentucky lambs S5 no. at % 49,
/, WARRINGTON: 252 Kentucky lambs u 10. AT 10
. STATE do - ~ Al 81. 2is Buffalo sheep " No. az ~
Hume A Mullen: lambs. ~ 10. al %"
state sheep 10. 81 %: do ~ H. at SO; bucks
H. So %, ., . e..
Jeiffe Wright & Co.: state lambs ts H. al - -.
DO 81 ~ d s. 80: IL State sheep lo5 H. al ," %
II do, 100 NJ. at So ..eo,,
H. H. Hollis: II State sheep. 1872 n at " va; ,,,
UOGS-Recepts ~ i23, mead ihciuu.
ing 2s3 head sold. Market dull and unchangei AZ
81 40as3 per 100 N: choice light pigs wouid sell III
81 upward -, ~ u,
sales-JellHe Wright & CO.: state pigs ~ 10
average. 81 20 per 100 ID; State hogs -ol TO- III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD,


stations foot of Cortlandt and Desbrosses sts:
CltUN NIX and intermediate stations. ~
Si5 \. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHES-
TER. Isl FTALO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION
BRIDGE and the West and principal local points. dining
10 Suspension Bridge: Pullman Nestibule Sleeper Z"
II 100 A. VI. daily. except sunday for MAuca
CHUNK and intermediate points Connections for Rsa'-
rg and Harrisburg
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 =. NJ. Through Rochester. Pub
man Nestibuled. Day Coaches and Parlor-Car DINING
Car Service Meals Ia carte
400 y. VI. daily. except sunday FOR Easton and IN
40 p H. Tally except Sunday. for L. & r. JuncL
and NH intermediate stations Chsrcars wlkesbsrre
40 p VI SUNDAY Ony), for Mauch Chunk ana
uari",on and ali Intermediate stations -
40 H. 81 daily except Sunday. for l.. B. JCNC.
TION ard principal intermediate stations; Pullman bufS
,'rlr a. = Wikesbarre: connecting for Pottsvi,e
80, y VI daily, for Easton and intermediate sta
"' Ws,o ~ w. daily f.r BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
Gnu az chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto Con-
~, g, for Reading and Harrisburg. .
nc ON, II, W. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHEs-
TIL, rl FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
Vest pullman Sleeper TO Chicago and Bunaio. 'haif-
car !. 30 p VI daily. except Sunday for EAsroN and
u" ,iionai local trains daily. except sunday for BoUND
RGOK ard intermediate points leave as follows -"
i,kets and Pullman accomnoda ions az go ~ ~.
,h 3c3 Broadway 81 East 14h ST., 1856 East l2Sth ST.
'oS owery " Y: $50 Fulton St. Court ST. a. Broai-
,av and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn 49,.
Tew-York Transfer Company will call Tor ana cneek
baggage hotel residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
Otis EIeyating Railway,
CatSkiIl Mountains.
ana Direct Route
kAATERskILL HOTEL. CArsI1ILL MT.
EOI 81. HAi\Es CORNERS.
TANNERSNIIIE AND THE PARKS.


Se0IT' f'0-I0Ts
Central and shore railroads. Hudson River Day
Line and Catski Evening Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C. 1
From Pier = y r.. foot Of Rector-st
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. Norrandla
numson Beach, seabright, Monmouth Beach and iNH9
Branch a 30 1913 A VI. q 90 Saturdays ony) Stt
GOO p NJ Sundays. 80 A. NJ. 100 p NJ
For Elheron Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and polrts
south to Point Pleasant, 1913 A. ~ q 90 Saturdays oay
- SEQ P NJ sundays except Ocean Grove and AZ
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat $50 A. u
n ~ co,urlavs oriD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25

July ..........21isN 2lH-h 21is 2l's 2las 2"7
September .2lls-I4 2iis-14 2lls 2lh 2l's ~
Receipts 81 breadsuNs interior points in thousahd
last three ciphers 600 omitted. Flour bbs grain bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD new JERSEY
(Anthracte coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
ON and after June ;. 1895.

On and after June :. 1895
Trains leave staten foot Of Liberty 81.
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C.,
400 75. 9:l0 Oh Is 10 Edston A. NJ. 40, 100 Ais
q 30 70 Eason, 545. 30 to Allentown. NJ sundsyS
$50 Il 10 TO Es-ston, a. NJ. loo $50 600 p NJ
For wkesbarre. F1'ston and scranton: 9l0 A. NJ
40. f:3o +;l5 = 81 sgndsys 40 A. NJ =,
80 2a0 40. 800. 545 900 p NJ. l2:l5 night. Sun.
For Harrisburg at 40. 500 $40 80 A. NJ. ia
4 g. 100 80 600 p NJ 70 Is night
For Sunbury Lewisburg and Williamsport az 30 500
oi0 A. NJ. l:l0 $780, 900 p NJ. Sundays. 4:30 A. n.
eco +. NJ
AlL-Rh!l ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south Point
Pleasant. 40. $50 ll;ao A. ~. 100 $50 400, 40
els T. NJ SuniaNs. except Ocean Grove and Asoury
Park 900 A. NJ, 100 T. NJ
ri lakewood. Toms River, Barnegat Park and Barns-
KAT, 40 20 4. NJ, 1870. 4:3o I. ~
For Atlantic CITY VineIand and Briigeton. 4So A. N.
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highlands Of
Navesink 80 $50 II 30 A. NJ. $50. 430 P. " Sun
DAVIS 900 400 =. ".
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-26
Pity 'Tis True.

John P. Gavit, of the Chicago COM
mons, spoke on the subject of " The
Newspapers and the People, at Cen
trail Young Mems Christian Association
Sunday afternoon in Chicago. He took
the ground that the public makes the
newspapers just what they are. SEN
sationalism is demanded by the public
and the newspapers publish it only to
satisfy such demand. What doyou
read the newspapers for?" he asked
the audience. Information, educa-
ton" were the answers. Yes" said
the speaker, " and you will read a SEN
sational murder before you will look at
an article on religion. The newspaper
is necessarily picture of the life OF the
day. There would have to be unlimit-
ed wealth behind a paper which would
only give the bright side of life. No one
would buy it. The paper which had an
account of some terrible crime in all it's
horrible details would sell ten times as
many copies. That's what the public
wants, and until you can educate the
public mind up to something better the
papers are going to furnish it,"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-26
Many Torpedo Boats

Are now being built to protect our
aeaboard cities. They possess the dis
advantage however, OF being danger
GUS to the crew and often doing more
harm than good. The same might be
said Of a great many patent pills and
nauseous medicines on the market.
Why not be on the safe side and use
DR.. Rays Celebrated Li7erT, which
acts mildly, yet efficiently; no discom-
fort, no bad after effects. For sale by
Woodward & Conley, Leach & Lamb,
G. H. Hurd and Stark weather Il Co.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-26
ENTERTAINMENT.
Our Sports watch Three Battles at Co
lumbia Hall.

About 125 of our local sports gather
ed Saturday night at Columbia hall to
witness what was to have been some
regular prize ring knockouts, if there
were no police looking. But the police
did look. They were all there and kept
a close eye on the proceedings, and the
contemplated knockouts did not take
place. The word was passed along very
quietly from one to another for some
thing like a week or so before hand that
there was money up on the results OF
some of the advertised goes. Sports
appetites were whetted and they went
up there to see the fun-so did the po-
lice.
The first number on the program
carried out was a short go between
Freddy Hanks and an unknown lad
Both were boys and the sparring made
a lively set-to.
The next number was four-r0und
bout between Tom IrVind, the New
York lightweight, and Ed. Santry the
Chicago lightweight. The mill got to
the third round and Santry was pump
ing the blows into Irvind with such
punctilious regularity that an officer
jumped into hering and stopped the
bout. Santry was in fighting trim and
insisted on more fight but the matter
was cut off there.
The next and last number was ten
round 60 for decision on points be-
tween Reddy Bremen " the Streator
Wonder" and McKidd, i" the champion
featherweight Of the Pacific Coast. ="
They got to putting up pretty lively
battle in which is said there was money
up and one man or the other was to do
damage to the other. McKidd was no
match for Bremen, however, and the
referee give the decision to Bremen.
This ended the affair and there were
no more points or bathing.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-26
Claims He Was From Here.
Racine News.)

Saturday morning a well dressed
called at COS Sixth street and
asked for a room, saying that it was his
to open a meat market. He
was shown to his room which was
suitable, and he informed the lady
his trunks would be along in a few
hours. He left the house, but returned
shortly with the excuse that he wanted
to wash his hands. The lady paid no
attention to his actions, not surmising
wrong. He left the room
again, but during the day his baggage
failed to materialize. Upon investiga-
tiou it was found that the stranger had
taken with him silver watch, razor
and pair of trousers. The matter
has been reported to the police.
The fellow gave his name as Fischer
and said he hailed from Kenosha. He
is about 40 years of age.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-26
TO REVIVE THE FAIR.
A Meeting Held at Union Grove to Re-
organize the Institution.

A great many Of the prominent farm
ers in Racine and Kenosha counties,
feeling proper pride in their home
counties, and desiring to place on ex-
hibition products of their farms or
wishing to see what their neighbors are
dong in the same line, or desiring to
find if certain lines of breeding are be-
ing followed in their county, have felt
need of again trying to establish in
their midst place where such an eX-
hibition could be held. The place
where exhibitors would feel that it was
established for their benefit and not for
the benefit of outside firms or corpora
tions; place in which our boys and
girls would feel a growing pride: a
place established to cultivate among
our enterprising farmers a sense of
friendly rivalry in producing the best
stock and farm products; a place where
the agriculturist shall stand pre-
eminent, not only in control. but also in
being promptly paid for prizes taken; a
place where the race track will be of
secondary consideration.
With this object in view and realiz-
ing the unrivaled location for such an
enterprise, the question of securing one
in the vicinity Of Union Grove has been
talked of throughout the two counties.
Subject to call made, meeting was
held in the Commercial hotel at Union
Grove last Saturday at 1880 p. No., of
which Fl. C. Williams was elected
chairman, and J. 2. Collier, secretary.
The object of the meeting was to ap-
point a committee of five to investigate
the different sites offered, and to secure
terms on said sites either by rent or
purchase.
The following committee was elect
ed Fl. G.. Williams, Chef Hulett, Jas.
Williams, A. B. Hayes, Chas. Thomp-
son.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one.
About forty leading business men were
present. The committee will report at
meeting to be held at the same place
next Saturday evening. After hearing
the report mass meeting will be called
to organize the Racine aud Kenosha
county fair. when plans Of procedure
that have been carefully matured will
receive the consideration of those in
| terested.