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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
TODAY AT NORRIS PARh.
CLOSE OF THE RACING SEASON IN THIS
NEIGHBORHOOD.

CLOSE OF THE RACING SEASON IN THIS
NEIGHBORHOOD.
Racing in this neighborhood Will emo ior "',s
vsar when the last race Is decided at MOTIFS farN
,,o.dav business men, bankers. brokers' "ase
esrners and all classes of citizens. after doihs '
dutv bv voting for the sound-money candidates. can
en,ov visit to the racecourse The caro- 10 t Cd
ehoye the average In merit and hercey co, u he
s,rneples are expected Three stakes are on r,air
1roTramme The Auction Stakes seDrrs US a Meet
~ Seven furlongs has liberal entry. Xxi. Vic
snrinters ali Of which have won creo1 rS SySte
tories are named probable starters an az
Plains Handicap for two-year-oias ns h r,,th -.
enhances The Friar Is top we!sn'' "a ~ ether
mounds, Typhoon Challenger. soter an nmo Morris
swift Youngsters are also engaged IN ,ne ~ SV Con-
Do nv Handicap four horses are ANNOUNCES, IA 4,
testsnts The race Is at mile ano nun, c an,
is almost certain to prove an attracuNS, S the,r
Unless the Jockey Club stswaaos en,ries The
Winner will appear for the last time IN tne owner
IN the Morris Park Handicap unless N'' ~
sells him to some Eastern turrmah 49, rac;nr
IN the whole the card is such that ine Iaet, n
season of 1896 in this neighborhooo shou'u eu "
joyably. ..ora. a.. 70. TO Morris
park to-day should first vote Tor Mcnh'es an"
sound money.
Here the entries:
xrRsT RACE-Purse $500 for maidens OF all ases'
s,ac,al weights Last furlongs OF the "''ne''
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. n.
stations In New-YOrk. foot Of Barclay and
Christcpher street,:
vEsTI"uLERR Tn rISTsscT Ft LIaMT BUFFET
Direct route 70 NEWARK. BLOOMFlELp MoNTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. Summit. Barnardsvilie. Ba.kng
Ridge. Madison. Morrstown: Pssssic, Paterson Boon
ton Dover staDhope. NEWTON. BUDD'S LAKE
LAKE H9P4Jc3NG, SGGH2oLns
%xTER oar t sTKSPsgj,RS Es.9aS Mountain:
rose. rBINGHAMToN. OXFORD. NORWICH wafer
yils TJIc1 Gs nI61,FI IEh srnIN RINGS Cortland
Son,. Ws ANN6TMsr AID nss5rr TI snI all
500 A.: M.-BiNGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
10 4, ccq,. Gan. BUFFALO, SCRANTON BrNo
CUsE and OswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Pnrlor
Cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
100 F. M."nsfe Can. SCRANTON wrLKEsRARRE
200 'Ha Rllmar R;S and a EiyM
OIITH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
1:s0 p 81 Daily)-Bunao vesbued Limited Exores.
for SCRANTON. RINGHAMTON. ELMIRA xi,r
FALo Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connecting at
EXPRESS Pullman rune, seepers 80 ''
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a.,
n,d sem: T'sss. Ir:saSs
oa6 columbus ave- New-Yort sas and 72G Fulton It, ana
100 Broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving full infor
nav" WS"pHsrsTroTr EXpprss COMPANY will call for md
check baggage from fo'el or residence TO destination
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COVERED
WITH
SCALES

Eczema made its ppearsnce on my head in
its worst form, and it continued spreading
until my face.was covered with scales and be-
came horr,d sight. | had fine lead OF hair,
seven years growth. and had 10 sacrfceit.
was In despair. The physicians had failed
even :, relieve me. when one recommended
CUrIccRA SOAR. Ny father procured set OF
CUTIcuRA REMEDIEs and in three weeks tne
scales left my face and the skin lost its ford
hue. In ctr reeks ! ,cas entirriy cured: My
face was smooth and my complexion clearer
and finer than IL had ever been before.
Miss MARION A. SMITH, Sunbury, Ia.
SPEEDY Cure TREATMENT. - Warm bathe
with CurrcunA Soar, gentle applications 81
CrricrRA fointment. and mild doses OF CuTI-
cuRA REsoLvENr, greatest Of hunor cures.
Sold throughout the world. Pace, CurIcunA, ~,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD0f NEW JERSEY
tAn'hra-i lie coal used eyclusly-iy)
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signal.
md \ q ~

Anthra-ite coal used eyciusly-ly)
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signal.
o. srd a. or oct. - 1854
TraLc leave station foot Of Liberty
For Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Naurh &c
$50. 7:lS a:iO a. ~ 10 Eastonp A. NJ us
$50 10 Eastonp ga. q IN 90 Allentown Sunday.
40 Gi5 10 Easton) NJ. 100 $40 COO r ~
For Wikesharre. P'tison and Scranton, p:iO A. NJ
ITO 40 ti5 r " sun laws ! 20 4 "
For Reading AZ 20 = ~ 40 1000 ~ 10 NJ ITO
i::o zoo 80 90" 80 900 p ". u IS nlsht. sun
For Harrisburg 40 500 a.iO Ito
100 4:3o. 500. 5:45 = NJ i?Is might. Sundays 30
4. NJ. 100 $50. 600 =. NJ. IL IL Might.
For sunbury. Lcwi.burg. ard w'ismsport n, 40
500 9:l0 A. NJ: ITO. 100 eco p. ~ sundsya $50
A. NJ. 600 r. ".
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Red Bank. Long Brsnch. Ashury Park Ocean
1870 A NJ. 100 i:s, as 40. s'ss sI5 p NJ sun
DAYS tston a. Interaken for Asbury Park and Ocean
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON
For PHILADELPHIA. week days: 40 500. sis. 800
.T,une. parIor Ca, 80 300 Dining cor, 800 1'so
900 r. ~. 1915 night Sundays 1890 800 10 90 II 30
Dining 6ar a NJ 200 400 800 Dining Carl. 800
p. NJ. ~ IL night.
For Baltimore and Washington week days 400. SIS
1000 - 20 Dining Car, 4 NJ. 200 go 500 Dining
Can 90" T. NJ. 1913 night SUNDAYS t3c. 1000 II 20
Dining Gu a. 81. zoo 500 Dining car) 600 p. ~.
IL Is nIsh'.
Tickets ba procured nj of
Idhertv st. iIn I72 2Gi AS ai% LAO 323 Broadway
737 9Th Az. FL Fast 18th ST., 153 Fart i25h St PA
West i2a,n St. 2ai Columhu. Az NewYork; cour,
burg The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels or residence 10 destination
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WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave W. aga s.. station ~ T. as follows and
10 m earlier from foot Franklin st.:
:s,:iO A. NJ Daily. Local TO Buffalo
V;I5 a. NJ Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochss-
ii ,:s5 A. ~ Daily. except Sunday. to ca..kn Noun
tsne New-Paltz, Lakes Mohonk and Minnewsska
Albany Utica. sara;ogs Caldwell. Lake George. Paror
0s(1O p NJ Daily 10: Albany Montreal Utica, Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
71S. p. u. Daily; except Sunday. for Utica Syracuse
s.fH p n Daily f,r Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester
buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland chi.
caGo and ST. Louis.
Tim tables a principal hotels and ofices.
c. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
3 Vanderbilt ave. New York
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IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
RACING PROGRAMMES FOR TO-DAY.
A. O. RELyEA TO TRY TO LOWER hhCoHD-A
MEDAL, WON pY THE HUMBER COMPANY
80, KINGS COUNTY WHEEL

MEN ENTERTAIN.
win ,a,r weather to-day. and there is every indi-
.a,on that the day will be an ideal one. the cychsts
will vote early and then take to the good roaos III
me suburbs. The racing men VIII pe OUT III ~. 20
and one OF the best programmes ever arra"seu ~
one day will be ready for those VINO ENJOY 'e'' "a
speed Of the bicycle. The contests will take pace
a., prooL,vr Wes,chester on Long Island and in
New-Jersev. The more important Of them Will be az
follows ..,., c,,,,
Annual road race Of the New-rork Ahet nr tsp
an, abont noon. over a course OF seven and hai
Annual Election Day races Of the Riverside "nee'-
~ froauois Whes:mens road races. on the HUDSON
Orange cyclists and Clinton Athletic Clubs ROAD
races over the Irvington MinuIn an the Merrick
Harlem Wheelmen's road races "es'c"eS''r
New-York County wheelmen's races. at the Chfton
IN 40 Young Mems Christian Association o
cyc,~,s races on the Rockaway course. Long Isl
PA Patchogue wheelmens races. at Patchosue' Ao"s
Kings County wheelmens races. for the ""S'"
Trophy the Merrtck Road
q Relvea of the Kings County Wheelmen will
try for the fve-miIe American record on November
a. weather permitting Earl WIN Try o lSL ' nn
ten twenty and twenty-five mile state savn, On "a
Sa,urdav and C. NJ Hendrckson viii enoeavV ~, -
;ou,er the Afteen-ne record. which no Formerly "e'
snscai medal and diploma were won at the
American Institute Fair by Humber & Co., America
Limited for cycles The judges In ihsr s~ mserais
,nnsd orieinalty of design, q'ianty OF
used excellence of finish and strength ana duraoii''
Tho Kings County Wheelmen had tneir annuHi
.r,sr,anment AT the clubhouse. in Grant square
BROOKLYN last night. large crowd was p;oysd
ne rhih members and their friehos sIJoseu o."
agreeable nights entertainment.
Eupene H. Mason, Of New-York member Oh 'le
White Bicycle Club won the first prize IN hVe-r''e
bandicap between New-York and Amityvilie. Long
Island on November !.
T.. Cyclists desiring to join the League OF American
wheelmen may obtain full printed information ana
,n.,nharshtn hanks by sending names and addresses
TO the Cycling Editor, Tribune
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New-York fool o. Liberty St.. daiy.
CHICAGO L. NJ. and IL. 10 night.
CINtfNNATf ST LOUIS. 10 a. m: 6p. m
1856 a. m. dining Can q $50 Dining Car, DiI 7, n,S
Car, II. Is night Sunday 10 G)inng Carr IL 30
a m Dining Car. 2 Dining caD. Dining Can. . p
m IL 10 nigh
NORFOLK II 30 a. m. daily.
NEW-ORLEANs. Through Sleeper. p. m: daily.
An trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light u
Onices: 113 172. pal 45. .l4o B.way 81 p IN 81.
f27 Bowery ~ y; 339. 34< Fulton ST. Brooklyn: station
foo, Of Liberty St C. r. Of n. J. Baggage checked
from hotel residence to destination.
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Railroads.
"AMERicA's oREATEsr RAILROAD"
NEW YORK
CENTRAL.
~ & HUDSON RIVER R. R.
the FOUR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

IU6 UUOu su"VN '"S""
$40 sad.gi E%ss s assny ks E,cs
Niagara F snd "t D M limited TO
''' Fit H sasA! 's5 ara
1885, uTaS. n Dns Express For all I'M
100 %1Ssy i%:d ,d TS. cG s,6S.
bus Cincinnati, lrdanap9li ,o sne ~, " Rocheser
100 SDsy chss SPECIAL 70. p rnsssss csy.
Albany. Schenectady Utica. Syracuse Rochester
s,3OP: M,-E1c.pt Sunday Yves, Point. Poushk'ep''''
4:aO p M-Daiiv North shore Limited. Du. Detroit
r. $40 a. M. Chicago 400 .. m stops NJ N'''"''
600 II DAILY For Albany Troy. Ica Adlrondsrk
Ns na'' csyes MSr Toeao pfc ehcaso
G,25 P. M.-paiiy For Albany Troy. Burlington Piao'
1880 y'' fSp urso ra. S,svs
P isaa sS,l.AP %issny "a and Toa
oo0 M-Daiy. Carries slsepIng, Car a ions
and for S1 R tci"ss 3" d" ''''"
En For rs oswss
Iedo Chicago except Saturday. for Cape Vincent anu
1910 train for Chicago n srs p'' sstSs
SUNDAY Gn night sunday nights Chicago
ooo ssa %Rsy EXCEPT ', s ,,, 70
'h'! ALI LII Sl e. Hs' 4RA Ry'' 4%
A n b.n trains as n ss Ycrhe ans
-. Elevated Road. ~. is the only line running ""''
Wagner Palace Cars al through trains
Ts.. lnG wssns with F.''ss
ls 2S AZ nrosdTay 81 E::i h m and ASH 81
ton New~York 33s and 72a Fultonst- ana od broadway
Baggage chscked from hotel residence by the West
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ATTORNEY gives prompt assistance. busi-
ness or PERSONAL difficulties: divorces le-
gally obtained without publicity: reliable
courts; private consultation free. Open
Election Day. West i<th-st.. NTH noor.
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Through trnins leave NewYosk, foot Cha OIL .
An folioWa and i've minutes earlier from West l3d-sI;
N.OH A. M.-Vestipuied Express Daily for Waveriy
S.VU finShsmton, Elijah l. funzlo. Bradford, Jamss-
town Meadvlls and the West Arriv: Bufiais
500 r. NJ Parior TO Buffalo.
nOn p M.-Vestibulcd Limited fast mail Daily solid
ZUU train for Chicago, via ChautautsdS Lake arrives
Cleveland 7:tO A. NJ, Chicago 5 r. ". Sleepsrs
10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
ZOO r. M.-Buffaio and Cley:aed vestibuied En-
ford 7:is 4 u. j:mestown as 4. NJ. G:vs-
land making Erect connections for Detroit.
Chicago the West.
o.IS r. M.-via ChautauQu1 Lake and Niagara Fais
$40 Daily. solid train e Ch.eago Sleeper 10 Bui-
UIcxErs tocAL TINE CAEps ANp t,IIi.MAS
II fS"sTy iS East issis q and 81 w.Y iesS-:s:
cnambers and wes! 2sd-st. ferres Nsw.York aSS and
HcSot:n. snd Jersey City sstcn wssieott Espssss an:
~ ana checks bssgass fvn hotels anl rssfleHess 2
9agtlDaxto1h 40 =
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ELECTION DAY GOLF GAMES.

THE JOHN REID CHAMPIONSHIP MEDAL AT
STAKE AT ST. ANDREw's-rwo NEW
LINKS TO OPEN
The first thing on the golfers programme to-day
viii be- OF course for Mckinley. After tina t
most important preliminary round In which 1t Is
confidently expected that no hazard will be formida-
BILE enough to prevent anybody from scoring the re-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FARM WANTED. To rent. with privilege
~ buying. not less than 100 acres. suit.
able fnr dairy and poultry. with good
buildings. near railroad station, state OF
New York. Address. stating rent. price
ana full particulars, FARM. NJ r. 4sth ST.
WILL buy acreage on Palisades. also
ianf along Northern Railroad u New
Jersey; principals only. WEATfiERBf.
al broadway.
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ATTENTION.
Floor-Sultes with private baths: board
optional. Transient or p"ffnhnrni.
Doctors offices specially.
Information reliable and free.
.. g. LELAND & 60. IL West 22i-st.
FI.ETANT second noor suite: private bath
0.,h st. between Central Park West and
rolumbus-ave.. with nrst-ciasr board. VIII
separate. references. Address NJ r.. 23i
columbus-ave
NICELY furnished rooms large and small.
with board. location good. li5 East
23i-st.
i-a, EAST s2D- T.-poard. suite OF
rooms on third no)r: taO on fourth door;
references.
ItTT ST. ISL WEST The s'illmnn'-
Handsomely furnished rooms with board.
table boarders accommodated.
18TH. 10 and 81 WEST Beautiful large
and small rooms. table uneSc~lled: fam
lilies: transicnts accommodated: references.
"a EAST 18TH sT.--f.arge sunny room.
private bath also large room. fourth
moor: table ard appointments first class.
S3D ST. N WEST Choice. second story
front room: all conveni.nres: house AMI
table superior, reasonable. references.
s7TU ST. 3i3 WEST. Large handsomely
furnished room. with board: Southern
exposure. convenient Broadway and ]. sta
ton. references.
7OTH-sT.. ~ wEST.-Elegantly furnished
rooms. en- suite. singly. private bath;
board optional. private table II desired;
references Mrs. DALE. formerly l2o
Madison ave.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.


DESIRABLE newly furnished rooms. with
ample closets, for single gentlemen or
gentleman and wife. references. I'll West
i4th-st.
GHAMERcY PARK. 23.-Gen,,smcn only:
handsomely furnished suites. with private
bath, also ,inbIe rooms; breakfast; refer
ence.
MADISON AVE. 100. near st.-Bach-
elor quarters. Doctors office. very desir-
able: convenient principal hotels. clubs.
amuscments.
33D-ST. III WEST. opposite Waldorf
Cheerful sunny rooms. single. on suite.
doctors Offices: parlor dining room; refer
ences exchanged.
a3D-sT.. 20 wEsT.-Bachslor quarters;
newly, handsomely furnished rooms. OPP
positc Waldorf, val attendance. refer
ences
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ences.
5sTH ST, 90 EAST.-To bachelors. large
front room: also hall room. fine house
owner.
3i5 EAST 5grII-ST-Iarge. comfortable
front room and bedroom connecting; mod
crate.
AZ, MADIsON-AvE.. near lpth-st-very
desirable third floor sunny rooms. also
fourth-noor large room: references ex-
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03

SECOND RACE-rHE AUCTION STAKES: Vaiue si'''"'
selling Last furongs OF the winners n.e 10
II p Belmonts Oh. c. Brandywine. by ST. bia'se ~,
-SrenuehannA
7 r Sessran,'s b G. Halfing by Macb+th-MoeH. ITO
Il F. Dwyer's br. &. Harry Reed. by H'mya'-' 10
Mel auchlins CHI. c. Premier. by Sir Mou'eu ,,o
santa Anita stables b. Argentina by Gaho-Dos ,o7
L. S,ah,e;s CHI h. Rubcon by Rayon dor ,o-
Lilly X. hy Reyidere-
t,rsoc
benton Stables sh G. Merry Prince. oy r.." 100
Nellie
Erie Stables b. g. jefferson. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03

The Kings County Wheelmen had ther anmu~'
entertainment at the clubhouse In Grant oeua.o,
BROOKLYN last night large crowd was poys
fhe rhIb members and their iriehos s''o' N "
amraoahle nAxhI'a entertainment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03

ro,-RrH RACFS-MORRIs PARK HANDICAP; Tor
three vearolds; value $1,000 One and one-half miles
over the hill
Sally
J. NJ Murphys b. Z. soufne. by Rayon do-Saucy TX
s.nTs Anita stables br Ramiro by Gano-Cuban -
G. y Keliy's b. g. King Stone by Bramble-cara b. 10
FIFTH RAC-Purse 5000: penalties: selling. The With
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03

rIuRD RAcE-THE WHITE PLAINS HANDIVAF' TOT
. NJ q n " Morrss Oh. c. The Friar. by Friar -,
Ralsam--I.zzis Baker ~, =. iio,iy
7 c, Gains ch Typhoon ii. ty Top Euaht~''''s ,on
Yards
s,ochwel stables br c. Challenger by Martenhurs 10
NJ Wurphys b. c. George Rose. by George kinney -,
7 n q r p Keene Oh. c Voter. by Frars ba'sa" 100
,. nrvn's RI sunny Slope. by Esher-Meta I'M
S,ockxeI stables b. c. Xmas by Candemas- ,oo
rsr,ss browns r. c. Try Again. by The Sailor Prince I'M
r. anSersone ch C. Bannock by Turco-sister Louise %
Mrs G IAttiened jr's b. Miss Prim by kn'sn' oi on
I>,or Primrose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03

A special medal and diploma were won d. oa'
American Institute Fair by Humber q Co., america
limited for cycles The judges In their S~a.u
,snd axcelIence of finish and strength and duraoS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03

p,,ysne u Mason of New-York. a member OF the
xvh,,s R,cvcle Club won the first prize In hve-me
handicap between New-York and Amityvie. Long
Jalan6 nm November !.
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AnNERTlSEMENTS anu oees, TrpfoVD
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03

. e.vc,,s,s desiring TO Join the League of American
whssImen NAV obtain full printed information ana
membership blanks by sending names ana ADDRESSES
TO the Cycling Editor, Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03

NURSE and plain sowing In prlvsu~.
family by a young girl. lately lands.,
willing TO assist with chamber~ork go
and TUESDAY from II 10 . o'clock.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-21
Installed Omeers.

The public installation OF officers o.
Division No. 2, A. o. a., was held Sun
day afternoon in their hall in the Union
building and was largely attended, many
ladies being present. The installation
ceremonies were conducted by the county
president, Martin N. Foley, OF Hough
ton, after which an interesting musical
and literary program was rendered. Mr.
James Kelly, president OF the local socie
ty, gave an address on the origin and
growth OF the A. o. H., and his talk was
full OF choice thoughts. Miss Mary Ma.
honey followed with a recitation and
Peter Sullivan then rendered a comic
song. Miss Leary recited and Miss Me-
Cormick followed with a guitar solo.
The next number on the program was a
violin duet by Master Albert yoelker and
Prof. Arndt. The closing number OF the
program was the address by Mr.. NJ. M.
Foley, which was great treat for all
who were present.
The public installation OF officers was
a success in every way and all who at
tended were greatly pleased with the
program.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-21

Late last Friday evening. which was
very cold, Nightwatchman Stukel, while
on his usual rounds, noticed horse
standing out in front OF saloon at the
north end CT Fifth street, without any
blanket. Shortly after ~ O'Clock he
found the same horse stretched out in
the snow nearly frozen and with it's head
tied up close to the hitching post, but
the driver could not be found. The Off
Ger took the horse to stable, where it
was kept until morning. The night
Waterman afterwards found the driver
in state OF intoxication in the rear Of a
saloon and charges will probably be
brought against him. Such cases are
not rare in this vicinity and it would look
asst there was ample field for branch OF
some such organization as the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Ami
mails"