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Rock Island Argus., 1896-10-06

S-lech sil wssl tscqamas. never ieus
IN ssr ysfd. 90 si 2sc.
se.iech al sool esues sn1 h~nsssf,aS.
ueuias sssaii rssce ssc Q yssd. now ~ lSc'
s.,och me serssA beautiful quaiify,
seguiaf rssail Oice ssc gsnd. no~ ssl sc.
0n0 ah puss eool jacqnssds. ail new
aes!grNs should - eec. nos s2e q yard.
sstnrA all wool lizard cisth. bfocHds
egeeCs. sseael d Espsniel. ,sguisriy SIC.
no sec . yand
Rock Island Argus., 1896-10-06

conussed on scvcall p.se)
Rock Island Argus., 1896-10-06

10 crowdsd froo morning tiil nlsla. HIM
esv few Of The reesops why n " ~,
3oiiisch houncs heavy mixed Wool shaker
ssannels, worth 8s 81. fof 2bc.
600 ysrds si wool cream fisnnels, value
1sc. fof t21Ic.
22,sc croan fannels, fof 1Chc.
32c cream iisfinels tof e0c,
~ piscs~, snore b-syy iieeced ~saporf
cloth. mo- Applique ana ofl ental designs,
sains t21sc tos sc q yard.
Loo yards fasi blsct fleursd csiieoes,
worth q 1a2c yard, lee yard,
1000 yards bsst t~iiled comfort prints,
&c value fr bc o yard.
1000 yards extn hss,y dark dress aud
comforter pfitita, worth Sc yard f0t a..
Rock Island Argus., 1896-10-06

dss Wss ~ tnsnsu~e suceesa. style wsss
fisit. prices were ioW We have about one
hundfed of the agents 10 ml,les, Wistch will
~ lsff with NJ tsi the balance of tile we'd
ssse ~ would be pleassd a. SNOW them a.
the ladies Who coulo noi come down Smiur
dns
Rock Island Argus., 1896-10-06

tain the appo:ntmsnt. and Aids Sur
man, Johasoa. Tisdall. Kennedy.
Gall. Nelson and Foss 70 reject ft.
Then came the mayors chance 20 ex-
erciee the executive Prerogative In
behalf Of his own sct-snd he choss
20 turn himself down he voted
.'ao." II vas quite the most bril-
liant di play Of self respect that the
present mayor hes yet given. To
have refused to confirm his own
choice would have bsea bad enough.
but that course might hsvs been ex-
cused BY some on the ground OF deli.
cacy. bot 10 have cast the segasive
vote was IN evidence Of supine In
capacity that would have been ioex-
plicable 10 anyone else.
The mayor thea presented the
name Of W. A. Giles. Aid. Asucksr
asked to be excused from voting.
The mayor said the sldermsa could
be excused IL there Vas no objection.
There was objection and the mayor
ordered the alderman 20 vote oas
way OF the other. Aid. Msuctel
protested: 81 don't believe ia put.
ting mp men here to b knocked
down. ! don't like to zee such
child's play. There 10 no bosiaess
about it. and that IL 'be reason I
asked to be excused from voting un.
der such conditions"
II voted against the appointment. I"
explained the mayor, .'becsuse do
not propose TO elect my own appoia:.
ments. II you don't want him that
settles It."
The aldermen simply looked at the
executive in silence. The objection to
Aid. Maucker being excused va
Withdrawn. and Giles Was confirmed
bv q vote Of IL syes TO 2 nays
(Wheelan and Peuder).
Oshse Nsssoso.
Aid. Foss reported favorably on
the city ambulance. and the mayor
recommended that $3.50 be appro.
priated on condition that the counts
do likewise. A committee was ap.
pointed to confer.
A petition was read from business
firms requesting the repeal Of the 2
per cent insurance company tax %
imposed under the state Law for. the
support Of ths fire department. Aid.
Concannon was in favor Of repealing
the ordinance right away. % the
people here we're getting the worst
OF IL. but Aids. Maucker. Surmau
and Foss protested against knuck.
ling down In any such . manner.
The city had acted under the laws Of
the state. and II the Insurance com.
Panies proposed to get even it would
be found . game that two could play
at. The matter Was therefore de.
ferred. The position 90 stated was
well taken. There 10 no more reason
Why insursoce corporations should
evsds the provisions Of the Law By
imposing upon the people than any.
one else should.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-10-06

With the e.hilarating sense Of rs-
newed health and strength and ia-
sernai cleanliness. which Sollows shs
Iee Of syrup Of Figs. 10 unknovs 10
soe rev wno have not progressed b.
yood IT, old.tims meAIeiSca ma sAs
cheap Substitutes somssioes offered
pot never accepted By the velI-in.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
lRMl OHUEHN

Washington. Jan. 81 (spccaD-The following as
signmeu; - regrns MS u officers recently promoted
are ordered. Frat Lieutenant Clough Dver:on pro-
NOTED from second Lieutenant An Cavalry. to the
ist Cavalry. Troop II. 70 date from December p.
is.5. vice Aloghirc. appointed assistant quarter
master. First Lieutenant William j. u. Horne pro-
mo,,d from second leli'nant 9Th 'aralry. 10 the
9Th Cavalry. Troop g. 10 date from December u,
1870 vice Eingfam. appointed assistant quarter
master. First Lieutenant Edmund NJ Blake pro-
NOTED from second lieutenant. 5th Artillery. TO the
ith Artillery Battery |. ~ date from December Il.
ls95 vice French. Appointed assistant quartermaster.
First Lieutenant hObsrt l.. Howe promoted from
second lieutenant. G.h Cavalry. TO the 9Th Cavalry.
Troop A. date from January @ 1896. vice Swift.
deceased. lie Will remain on duty with the 9Th
Cavalry until further orders.
An Army Retiring Board Is appointed. 10 meet
al Fort Porter. NrwYoik. as soon as practicable.
Detail for the board. Colonel Alfred T. Smith 18Th
Infantry. Major Philip II. Ellis 18th Infantry. Major
Daniel VI Appel, surgeon. Captain benjamin II.
Rogers. 18th Infantry Captain Henry !. Raymond.
assistant surgeon; First Lieutenant Peter G. Harris.
18th Infantry. recorder Captain Platt NJ Thorne.
I'D Infantry will report at Fort Porter for eXamIna-
ton.
First Lieutenant John Bake, ir. sth Infantry. Is
relieved from duty AT Brown tliversty, Providence,
X. l.. at his own request account OF Illness. q n
receives leave for four 5nhs on surgeons certh-
cate OF disability.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
". s. WORHSER ST ED.
TIE THREE PERSONS ARP.g.;TED on su&
tICION OF HAvI:;- ROBBED HIS HOUSE
BEING ACTIONS FOR FALSE M
pPIcONNfENT
PRTSONMENT

As one result OF the recent robbery or siiNGWa's
from the house OF Maurice s Wormser. al No.
East Sxty-second-st.. three actions for damages
for false Imprisonment have been begun asainS
Mr. Wormser Soon after the robbery the police
arrested Susan Damn who in Mr.. Nornsers
service: her husband. David Damn. and her sister.
Nellie Lyons On Saturday last however. Migs-
trate Simms. In Yorkville Court, discharged The
pr soners and yesterday the Grand Jury Teiusei 10
find indictment .
Murray Bennett q Ingersoil lawyers. OF No
William-st. have been Instructed 10 institute pro-
ceedings behalf OF each Of the arrested persons
against Mir Wormser for false imprisonment
Charles Gibson Bennett. a member OF the hrm.
said Yesterday that he had been carefully Trough
the evidence which had been brought asaitst nj.
clients and that Il seemed 10 him that they nad
been held for the robbery simply because Dam was
seen walking with his wife for three-quarter' OF an
hour In the vicinity Of Mr. Wornsers mouse on .ne
morning after the theft. Mr. Bennett ado'l tha'
Nellie l.yonss arrest was. so FAR as ne cosd see
simply bas sed the fact that she was susan Dahhs
sister. and had sometime visited me hsuse Va
Sixty-second-st. The damages have been Xed a.
$50 Gn In each case.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
HOST or THE CHARGES UPHELD.
DECISION OF THE DEPUTY SHIPPING CON-
MISSIONER FAvORs THE SAILORS ON
THE WILLIE ROSENFELD.


The sailors OF the ship Willie Resented. who On
Thursday told narrowing tale regarding the cap
tain and mates. appeared again before Deputy Ship
ping Commissioner Keenan, yesterday and the ex-
animation continued The charges OF brutality
will be tried In the Federal courts. but before they
come a hearing she men will be on the high
and the captain and mates will have no witnesses
against them.
A number ~ the sailors testified 10 further cruel
ties Yesterday and Mate Sullivan denied them. The
testimony practically the same az given on tho
preceding day. that a cabin boy said The food
was excellent The Deputy Commissioner con-
sdered the evidence briefly and then made his de-.
csicn
lie reported that Mates Sullivan and Gilman had
violently assaulted members Of the OF the
Rosenfeld. that the skipper had full knowledge OF
the assaults and had refused interfere. that the
vessel short OF provisions and that the recorded
allotment OF 80 in the log was direct viola
lion Of the law. lie therefore ordered that the
receive s. Their wages from Captain Dunphy
az a penalty for carrying too litte provisions and
that the allotment be cancelled.
Mr. keenan, further ordered that a notficaton Do
sent TO the United States District Attorney In order
that the guilty shall have 10 the full penalty
of the law 1t also decided that the men had
signed for SIS a month. not $50 as they testified
Some OF the men accepted the conditions and took
heir money. but others refused to take .ess than
go a month which they said their just due.
The men staying at a so-caliea sailors home.
nd already two men have oeen tureu rom the
marty and II is said that Mate Sullivan. for whom
a warrant has been issued. has disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01

Errlar,icr who is not only ambitions. but rha'n-
r,inr - % - game - the cote 81 prsr orion Wu' -
- canadian now studying AZ the nl''tsIS -
p.nnsvlvania l. fond - steeq"' hhslhs re -
graceful runner and consistent aner %, ,hn'.- nun
,,iGnshlns Las, year anl also IN lNt orion 'ai
,,,-sI n. s,eeplechasc championship run In J. MI
,fas and y seconds and L. minutes ara ~ te'oIt9
C,r,on'g stronges, competitor In the s'"eIIe,t's'
viii be Ernest lIl"rtherg who won nc cnhulli"'i-
shin contest I'm 1901 AMI 1892 Hl"rih'rs hes UNI
ras II minutes ,, 3-5 seconds The la@t imc '',i''l
.~r tho trn-mile Championship wa ~ ~, "n'l''
reyrescrtlng the Manhattan Athc,, 'ano, ,nor.s n'
covered the distance IN - "a.', ,-o, slrcs ~,
C,ar,f~ has won ,he tcn-nil" three tm", sih'r ~
Thc,. seems - BE- no enl 70 Conner abillty 10 -
an. things ns a runner. and big crowd oi irl'n :
v,r cher him on tonight Bean m" bos''niAn. J.
,vnn the nve-lnllo championship IN - minutes % -
seconds last year. and Is a hard man 10 D'a' ""'''
any condition - -, ,.A,..,. ,,,,.,
u try Tor The standing hop. step ana Jump fee'ri
rov. Mold hy John Cosgrcvr At Albany. IN les2 III
doors he covered 30 feet inches SrhWaner hotC
a standing long Jump record Of 10 fe"i IS mes
Rornari ! Woferss entry IN ~" MY FIiuN H,''tS
IA, ne will nv FOR the j'sseclnd r"corl maze ny
nr Wvora I'm this city December l.. ISL W "ierS
a. wonderful sprinter. and his victories over rum
ava o,hera startled the athruc world II was no'
,,",il tho last moment that Nrfars decided 20 'Hl'
ava me club is fortunate ir gathering together snch
a fine array OF athletic talent
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
AGAINST "CROWNER' QUEST" LAW
A MOVEMENT TO DO AWAY WITH TIE
CORONER'S OFFICE ENTIRELY.

4 desire for legislation that would do away with
tho office of the Coroner has frequently been eN-
nressed by Workers. and lately there nave
hsen favorable reports from Albany on the subject
MANY pcople in this city have declared that the
Coroner IS worse than useless as part OF the ma
chincrv Of Justice District Attorneys have aSsrr''d
MANY times that the coroners blunders have ortch
,.odn tho convction Of murderers Impossible or
extremely difficult. Police officials have also as
serted times without number. that meddling c"ro-
ners have interfcIed with TN" capture o' es'apeh
r,,rdorers The public has been shocked time ana
again by exhibitions OF Nulgaflty or piudh'N on
the part Of coroners, who have Iorced thef whI 10
fhe iedsides Of dying persons ana have INSISTED on
-unortcm Investigations with the ana OF Jnfles
W.ll-informcd citizens OF Ne"-fork have De
clared that the ends Of justice would be better
served If the Legislature abolished the onlce oi
Coroner and dccreed that autopsies ana otEer eH-
aninations to ascertain the causes OF suspicious
deaths must be made by county physicians IN good
standing and of long practice. to be appointed by
the Governor. leaving all other investigations OF
crimes TO the police and the courts The methods
Of such Investigation in Massachusetts,. wher" the
Numbering Coroner is now unknown. have often
lcru held ND for admiration.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
COTNTEPFETTER Cit GHT.
HE ~ CONNECTED WITH THE "AN" Nr''
GENTLY GATHERED IN BY SECkEI
SERVICE MEN

Tho secre, Service officers have captured another
NJ tho gang OF Italians engaged Tn the cfcuiltoh
y, snur,ous nvc-dollar bills. and IN" arrest IL one
~ the mos, important mad" since the raid upon me
counterf.it.r, began six weeks or month ago
The pr,sonor ls Antonio Langaro Who mas a 81
loan AZ so "a Jancs-st. and 50 I'm hab h!!IS mas
heen traced directly 10 hts place. AS 'hl'i "'"'R'
y caegs received tn bills within few minutes
after they hal been purchased th"r"
Iongano was arrested late Thnrshry hgh' oy
s.cret Service Agents s $ Rasgs owen owen
onl r = Flynn. and was taken before 'o'li''S-
sorer Shields about noon yesterday
Iohn Eollo the rnan who purchased the hi1 "'iS'
testified 20 having got them IN the saloon ana tha'
y. Maid s2l 20 good mol"y for thn 30 IN spurious
hu,s tn man who vas sent for by Hnngano. W h'n
tho witness w,nt II the saloon again To buy more
~ the bills he was told that the man VINO hil
civsn him the $50 had been arrested, ana l@lgaho
,oll him 10 20 to No. II Koosevct-si II he wanten
any more Of the bad money. lnngaho alN'S'l
him 10 buy a lot OF II and take Il out West NO IL
Roosevelt-st was the purchasing c'ntr" Toy 'h'
counterfeit bills Of the ganG Of eleven or Twelve
Italians recently arrested. ana II - believed that
I,nYanb was Of the most active OF 'h' H'l"u'.
mn who disposed II tho bills. The ease MAS ah-
io1rn.d til next Wednesday, ana BAN was hxel al
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
ESCAPED FROM NFW-CTTY JAN.
ONE OF THE MEN ARRESTED FOR STEALING

ONE OF THE MEN ARRESTED FOR STEALING
BICYCLES CLIMBED To LIBERTY.
4 bold escape made by prisoner rom tns
Rock.and County jail. in New-City. on THURSDAY
afternoon Henry Schiebel. ore of the foir me-
arrested on December 3 for stealing bicyces ana
robbng houses In Congers is the missing nan
In the afternoon he went into the bathroom on
the upper floor OF ,he jail. and was lef' 'heie fo'
short time alone. few minutes later WIN .ns
open the prisoner had gone A hasty eNamnauon
revealed the skysht in the top Of the ou.aisns s,s
open. Schiebel had gone through Il. then mae ~
wav cautiously 10 the north side and escatd oy
the al OF the bars al thu windows Inc SEi SEi.s'
o',ty il being searched No trace o. the prhoAR
has vet been found.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
SHE IS FOR MIR. MORTON.

\ meeting OF the West End auxiliary OF the
Womans Republican Association was held yester-
day afternoon at No. lC2 West Eighty-second-st
The first paper was Upon the candidacy OF Gov
Morton for the Presidency. and was read by
Mss Heller Narick Boswell The speaker indOrsel
the Governor strongly as the most desirable among
the probable candidates for the nomination IIar--
son. Allison. Mckinley and Reed were exceptional
men admitted Miss Boswell. and she even went so
far as u assert that she was proud Of them. but
she .ndeaVcred Il show. TO the apparent satsfac-
ton % her audience. that they were thrown into
the shade when brought into comparison with the
present Governor OF Nrw-York. With the latter
for candidate. she declared. victory would be as-
sured from the start.
resolution In favor OF The passage OF the Raines
Excise bill. now before the Legislature was adopt
ed by the association, and IL was moved and ear
ried thet copy OF the resolution be sent 10 Sena-
tor Raines.
Mrs. Kate VI. Bostwick read paper on The In
luence OF the Press Upon Politics" I'm which she
gave mary interesting facts relating to the history
OF the press in general. aud the careers OF the
prlncipel N"w-fork city papers in particular. The
usual discussion Of the topic OF IN. iay followed
and ended the meeting
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
pR9UINENT ATHLETES TJ fOIP''.'
ORION. wEFERs CoNNEFF AND OTHERS Eo' A'''''
WELL, KNOWN WILL. TAKE PART To-NiGhi

nRTON WEFERS. tDNNl.ff AMI Vii'rs''' -
WELL. KNOWN WILL. TAKE PART To-NiG'''
N THE y J. A. {. CARNIvAI OF SPORTS
The most pretentious athletic indoor meeting ''
tho winter will be held at the Madison Slnar' Gar
den tonight The carnival OF sports VIII D. uh'er
the auspices Of the NswJersey Athletic CIub ana 'e
entry list Is one OF the best seen In years l"e S
contest will be started off at o'clock. ami from
then until midnight the lovers OF athletics WI nave
their I'll OF good sport 1t has required three months
of hard work 10 complete the many tasks ihVoi''u
and only veteran athletic club men know now
much experience and tact are necessary % SUCCESS
fully conduct such meeting OF champions am
their rivals 10 the number Of 275.
The athletic clubs and schools Of Importance WIN
IN a radius OF twenty miles will be represented by
one or more men. The most notable contests VIII
he the two-mie sieeplechase and the ten-mle
scratch run Taehy are for National amateur cham-
ionshipr and II will not be surprising II new hg-
urrs are rade for the indoor records. That state
roeut also applies 10 the hfty-yard dash.
The championship runs have called out entries
from such good men Tommy" Connen. George
" orion. Charles II. Bean. Fred Coates. h. ljert-
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
MEN or UHERST. 'g5. AT DINNER.

Members OF the class OF 's5 OF Amherst College
living in and about New-York city held their first
annual reunion and dinner at the st Denis Hotc
las; night. The dinner OF the best-at-
tended OF the class dinners that have SO far been
gwen.
Among those present were l.. Armstrong. II. l.
Pratt J. r. Stockings T.. W. Hardy. A. NJ. Tib-
belts F. II. Law, J. c. Coolidge, W. J. Macarthur.
G. II. Burnett. l. r. Prentss. r. Br:dgman. Mel
son K;ngsland &. Il. Bangs T A. Tenny, l.. Il
Eastman, 4. Roeiker. ?. a, Potter; C. +. Bell,
J. 8 lawson. J. A. Powell. J. H. Rawson and O.
g. Fairbanks
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
pDJIcENiN HOEFLTNG UPHELD.

ac,inq Inspector Cortreht yesterday sent TO the
Police Board a report from Acting captain klrch-
t of ,he Eldridgc-st. station concerning the
arrest OF Lena Jacobs of No q Sianton-st. for
dIsorderly conduct Wednesday night. Policeman n
uoening made the arrest. and stool pigeon testi-
fed against the woman in Essex Market Court
MAGISTRATE Kudlich discharged the woman and
ordered the sool-pigeon out of court as a perjurer
Tine MAGISTRATE also severely criticised the police
mans conduct Captain Erchner declares that
the woman is a disordcrly character. and that
she has several times been arrested by the men OF
his command Tn" police officials declare that the
officer did his duty and that the woman should
i.or. h.en hell
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01

,,,. %, u Henry or Navarro. years. ~
br H. clifford. years
Keenan,. years
Iazzarone years 49,.
,hares Fl.schmann x Sons blk. c Haima N'"'" ,is
s,er T,rothers ch. h. Or Rice years
neu,.on stables Dorian years -
/ ~ Counter Tenor Years ''''- 10
na, W ,,e si,hle'e h g. Bright Phdnus. years. -"
Onerk stuhle's b. h. Walter wears 10
Erie stables lr Nank Pooh. wa 49,
William Takclands b. h. Horn?pe. = years "a
c. Eenar years
" N W.u,re's ch The clum0reF. years
charles Tleischmann & Sons Oh h. 81 MAXIM N'''' ,-
rnv,ood s,aci Farm. Nncor. y"i's......' ~,
Marcus palY's en- Senator Grady "
NJ Y pv-ver's D. g Brush. years ~,
= Searrarns h. Saragussa. yeafs i'
J}rvn Mawr stables b. h. Governor Sh'ehah . N'''S "a
" Parker's h. Lakeshore years ,o
T. ! pwy.rs Handspring years ,o
r seagrams ch Connoisseur years ~, -
II Uirg,nss hr W. H.. aged pc
William akelands br Z. Emma C.. years W. w
. IacnNs's L. n. stephen j. years ~
Fosie~ IIroihers b. Elorpv wears =.
! r. & r 7. Keenes b. c. King Arthur H. years. 80
y Y ('onnollys Flora Thornton = years ~
= y Hayes's ch & paladin. aged 1
Dalv irinr years ~
Laurete stables en- Forget ="
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
p,rr1sROr. GOLF CLUE TOURNAMENT

The members OF the Batusrol Golf club at Short
IIDls Y J. do no, propose 70 wait until spring
before beginning play for the season Of lNs' LOUIS
Keller secretary has Just sent out notice that N"
club will hold handicap tournament. eighteen
holes medal play on Washngtons Birthday' Inc
a,os, &c omen 20 all members Of clubs belonging to
~ I+ni,ef states Golf Association Eighteen
strokes viii be the handicap Limit "a = h 81" cup ip WIZ he
,rrrer ana there will also he gold medal for the
contestant making the lowest gross scorc ,,, ,
In addition to this open tournament there "ii aiso
no bandicap for members only on Lincoln5 Brth-
dav February Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
,r,,r.ry~ HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

The weights fer the Brooklyn Handicap nave J"''
hoan auotted Here they are with the 'o''"''''''
,rIft, BROOKLYN HANDICAP of Sl""pi ''' S.o - 1s-
'Ils ani upward $50 each nan 'o''n" ac'rd horse
,ro fhe $4,000. To th" t.''l" -
81 5,., and 10 the third horse so" N"eh'S ~ ., a.,
~'r..5 Felri,ary ! and declarations To pe i"S,'
t,Hr,,orv oo The winner Of The MeiroplI an hf'l'
n - iondic,pped in ''Brookyn at ~ ponn,.S
,r ov.r TO carry pounds extra II ulier '-' '''
,,un5s extra. mile and a quarter
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01

nv expenses compared W. i'si year ii'' T"
is pleas re visit training quarters N b'ih-
srire ahont sky miles from LONDON. % not
have 10 pay the heath tax that j. collected az NV"
ami the ADVANTAGE OF private ira .hlng SrOuHus -
ming horses from place to place in rnRidllh ar
arsf-class The racecourses In the neighborAood Oi
London are within a half days ride by ran ron rom
nv Mace I'm Berkshire. Hence 1t is an easy mit''
In sh!p horse one day and 20 race MN the hrNt
o..ToYx IN regard TO the California horses IN my
stable They have been railroaded ihousahos %.
miles g. Las Sir Excess. Consequently they
should take kindly 10 English racing
TINE or DEPARTURE UNCERTAIN.
when ASKED about his departure for EnSah'' MI
Croker replied: "Ther- have been many 'h"'S"S
made in my plans. Business analrs nave '"'''
v.n.1 ana Il Is not likely that | can name "">
certain date FOR my departure. on feof"4rH
,t,.,l q dinner at the Savoy. whore VIII h'e''
my noli,ical friends but after the dinner n "a'
so much 10 Ali,nd 10 that may D, n-dD'' -, D ,nn
for England until some ,im@ IN VI A'h., hH Nv
way # Won We're going 20 England, "'"IH du''S'
>.or 10 look ont !or Eau Gale. , ..
N- Croker remarked the WTliff was 49,,
denar,. Il have gwen up the idea OF pI'.na,tr,
ro,t,rs at Richfield Springs. a. tn.ft =, ,t,'n
i'm breeding trotters at $40 dozen ne M MM',i -,
Man 81. the ,riie Of Tammany lalghrd "NrIi ~ a.. =
trot;ing experiences. and said Come a'o''i "F'"'
but remember politics
New-York tribune., 1896-02-01

NO RACING AT THE SARATo''A W. ''7''

AxxorXCEMTNT FROM THE ASSOCIATION hN
TRIES or SIX MEN EXCINDtp FROM '"N'
rXprR THE JOCKEY CIIBs CONTROL
4 meeting cf the stewards of the jockey ''"'
u,as hold at No % Nassau-st. yesterday al'e'"o
There were present August belmont D. ~ ''""
ford. Andrew Miller and +. Is SturRlS a
,ary presented an official notification from '' ga
too, Association that there would he no fd''"S a.
80. co,,rs. in 1896 Permission was granted 10 III"
Nanlahurst Stable TO chang" the name Oh '''' W.
old 6uv L.. LongfeIlow and Maria ID. from
c,.,axion TO Couriship Second. 5 w street, :
app,Ication for reinstatement 10 al PRIV ,,,
s,1 ,,h. ouestion of the eligibility OF the nor SIS
pr p!ce and Eloroy for the Brookl!" """'
ras Isid over for further inNesil6dti ,,t,.J In,
S,1sfs,,ory Information having peei let ,i,,
,."srds that Frank ID. Weir. Henry SGnu't
- I1m,chInson NJ DAILY. Charles ioas anu ., ar
Eo~son were interested In horses W'il.ii IL
roOncn,zed course subsequent TO Sep,ein"eft
ixat =, was ordered that their entries pe III ,sso-
10 = NJ a. of the rules OF racing by an -
,,nder the control Of the Jockey 'lup &
,auords have further nforma tion coh'eiitis t LII
e,n.msrshin Of other disqualified horses WHO" "'
W. ac,ed unor at a subsequent meellhs' , ,,,o,d
p' "commttee was appointed 70 revise ana a,'T'u
mo rIles of racing and 10 report a. '''e '''''''
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