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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-12
Testing the Drains with Peppermint
OIL.

From the Londoi Figaro.
capital way in which to test drains that
during hot weather occasionally cause
those of US who are housewives uneasi-
ness IS to get a small quantity Of very
strong oil of peppermint. shut up all the
doors and windows. pour the peppermint
down the drains inside the house, and then
go to wherever the pipes are suspec ted Of
not being safe. II smell Of peppermint
can be detected. there Is reason to believe
the drainage Is wrong, for where pepper.
mint odor can penetrate % can gas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-12

1t matters little what it is that Won u.,t
whether situation or a servant
want ad. in The Star will reach the
person who can fill your need
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-12
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

THOMAS BOWLING & co, AUCTIONEERS,
6l2 E st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-12

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-12
THOMAS BOWLING & CO. AUcIIONEERS,
612 st. NV.

l2o4 u ST. NV.
FRANK ]. DiEUDONNE. Trustee
iy1Od&ds Ohio Bank hnilding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
TO PRFVENT FALSE REGISTRATION

chief McCullagh yesterday appeared before the
pol,,e BOARD and told the Commissioners what
steps he had taken 10 proven, fraudulent regis
traton
The CHIEF explained his orders 10 the captsins
relative TO keeping close watch on the lodging
houses and 10 take the names OF all persons regis
tered from the lodging houses Inc comnidnue ,
a. Ia L,d ranortsd that there were over Twelve
thousand persons reported from these lodging,
houses Under the CHIEFS INSTRUCTIONS tne 49,, i. u,
81 rvrrv an, is being looked up and copy ot tls
names Of lodgers is being kept a; every station ior
the scrutiny Of citizens. ~,,.. III r,,l,
ui.e and effective provision and taken complete
measures 10 have an homes, election. lie SAID ne
hniin,,aJ mo nolce would do better work than be.
fore and commended the chief for oeihs prac'i'a'
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

Miss Lucy r. Hitchcock. lecturer. department
Or physical culture Woman's christian Temper
anco Union. Vermont wrote on MAJ IL. last:
Il; affords mo pleasure - ada my testimony
with others regarding tho healing effects 81
Paines celery compound upon an Exhausted
nervous system
August l.. 1891 sne wrote. As , rulo do
not endorse medicines bu. T believe Panc's
celery compound - ~ = 3 different order from
tho ordinar, medicines. Facts canno, hc dispu,-
cd. | have derived .o much benefit from tho
compound that am glad 10 HEARTH recommend
IT, hoping others similarly afflicted may be- ro-
lieved. Any medicine that viii relieve suffering
humanity 6, blessing 90 'hr world"
blessing - IN" world
Paine celery compound has been proven 10 30
tho ono grca; remedy that really makes people
we'll This ostimahe woman. whose Christian
work Is earnestly directed toward the better
ment o. others and who's" eminence IN the W
G. r. +. makes her advice - great value. plainly.
endorses Paines celery compound
The amount - poor health IN ever, hand Is
something shocking 10 everyone who sfons 20
think. Hundreds % men and women IN ever,
neighborhoOd are to-d1v carrying about with
them a needless load Of ailments tha. a thor
ough refreshing Of their nerves. a purif,ina, ~.
their blood. more sleep and more regularity IN
the bodily functions would completely Do away
with. Paines celory compound VIII do all thls
for sick AMI ailing men and women
"hear-say' rcpu .dtion may 3. flr other
remedies: ralnc's celery compound is bees,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

known from tho mouths OF men and women
whom II has made lvcll-they arc IN every city
town and village in the country.
No one can pass the newspaper bulletins with
ont being reminded by how slight thread the
best % men hold IN - life. The slight ups and
downs I'm health from which people recover
make them forget that there is a limit 70 the
h1d,'s elasticity and endurance. The habitu-
a,, exhausted nervous system AZ last loses It's
,oyro- Of recovery, and offers no resistance 70
disease.
"Provon, disease" Is tho watchword Of the
host medical thought o, to-day. Careful men
and women ID no, wait until they are fat on
,bei- backs a. people once did. The more intel
,tc.,, mar, ~ every community has found out
tho ,res,i,nablc benefit to he derived from
paines celery compound. when one Is worn out.
ncrvo-tired and "out % sorts.
Tho lttle His the beginning ot neuralgia and
rheumatism. tho "all-Gone" and tired feelings
show the immediate need y purifying the blood
or5 -orrcshing tho nerves The direct and en-
.,ge,ic way Paine's celery compound oyercomes
s,ck and nervous headaches dyspepsia and hear,
troubles &c II does all other nervous disorders
noa co,npeued the admiration Of the medical
world from the start
Headaches rheumatism. neuralgia. llfeless
Ceilings and debility cannot persist when intel
ugcntly met and corrected by this greatest Of
,.erve ard brain streng,herers No remedy ever
Lon, the confidence %, 50 large a body ~ inqulr-
to-. mon and women. Try X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
yHE iTKIN>ON JTRY DT>IGREES.

.r,t., MEMBERS VOTED FOR ACQrITrAI-TuE
CASE Nor Likely TO RE TRIED AGAIN.
,.,,,u,o W. Va. oct 13-The jury in the IA
,,,,, cast, Of Mrs. Atkinson. wife OF tho Governor
- v.-t VIRGINIA on trial for forging her former
,u.h,rd.a name disagreed to-day and was dis
. ,h..r,.d by the Court The jury stood seven for
.,,,,,,,l ami five FOR conviction. II is not be-
,,.,d ,i,t tho ease Will bc tried again. The argu-
monte and the judges charge were completed at II
O'Clock last might.
urs Atkinson had been the stand ton hours.
Her testimony a general denial Of all the
.borres in the indictments. She did not waver on
.-oss.cxan,ination from tho statement tina; all the
,e,,i,,s given 10 owens werc written the die
,,,ior Of Judge camden ~ his lifetime and that
they r,pr, s-utoI what they show on their taco.
She Insisted dat all til" other papers and trans
c.,o,e relied on By The STATE 10 show criminal in
,eution arro genuine. and instituted nj the dlcta-
,t,r NJ Judge camden. She denied TIA; she had
a,,, interest uhatevor In the owens land. or that
,,,..,.. ,,.d q. any tim" paid her money or any
other thirg Of value. Tn" cross ninaton vas
ronduciel h. Rooert q. Linn for the S;ate and
vas r,gid Mr.. Atkinson = dsmeanor ON IN" VII
nos sand WA modest ard unas~uinins She made
,'' % los Of Mrs Atkinson's testimony at ,
o'clock las, evening the arguments were begun.
,bc co,irt allowing three hours to each side. John
$ Wrhcrs opened for the sac. and was followed
saesiou y l. Kidd. Judge Braunon and john Davis
smoke FOR the defence. and were followed hv r. 6.
linn. wto closed the arsument FOR ne stat, The
COURT n~trc ions to the jury were Impartial ana
,ro c,se vas given 30 the twelve men. A. l.lj
= m tho iury asked for Instructions ON certain
rirrumstautisl evidence 1t 80 q. m. they hal
not a1rcod ard thc court was adjourned until !
a m Al 90 tho jury reported that II had failed
70 agree. aid was dismissed Tho court imme-
diateiy adjournoc.
There is a report that tn, prosecuting attorney
Will ash for 4 nolle prosequi at the next term or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
EMME7 C. GIBSON FALSELY ACCt sED.
HIS ATTORNEY ISSUES A STATEMENT AZ TO THE
CHARGE OF sWINDr.ING PREFERRED

Emmett c. Gibson vice-presIdent Of the Akron
Street Railroad COMPANY. OF Ohio. who was ois-
charged i'll Jefferson Market Court on Tuesday on
a charge Of having passed a worthless check FOR
%i) on II. B. Simpson, auditor of the Imperial
Hotel last night issued this statement from Ms
attorney. Felix Jelenik of No. Il Wall-s'. Ine
statement reads:
Mr.. Dow OF Cleveland. the maker OF the cheek;
was present in court. and said the check was soo1
and given 20 Mr. Gibson in he regular ,ou'>' -
business The prosecuting witness stated TO the
Court that he mistaken in the eharse a,.'
wanted to withdraw the complaint. THIS me ue.
PENDANT and his brother senator Gibson would no'
consent 70 After hearing the Court prompts
dismissed the complaint. In the court weF" proTl-
nent business men and bankers from several arg
cities throughout tue country. ready !, urtnS 10
tha good and char lctor Of Mt. ,'''n>o,I.
Knowing all the fects. can say the whole thlhs
was untrue and unjust 10 Nr. Gibson
Mr.. Gibson arrested af;er the check hah
bsen-through some error, II l. said-returned 70
Mr. Simpson ny the bank in which It had been &C.
posffad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
DIED FROM 4 CYCLE RIDE.

vor-xc r;rRr. FALLS 4 VICTIM TO HEART DIS
EASE AFTER A SPIN OF A TANDEM
4 few minutes ride bicycle last nish' ex-
cited Eva Miller seventeen years old. Of No 10
Wos, Sixtv-nrst-st 50 much thar she died an hour
later from heart diseas" Miss Miller. win several
Young women. were al Tenh-ave. ana ox'S-nrs'.
St about 10 o'clock. when Joseph McDermot'' OF
No 80 Tenth-ave. rode up with tandem. ne IN
vi;ed some Of the girls to take ride. ana MISS
Miller accepted They rode up ana down 'iAI
nrst-st several times. and then Miss Miller got OF
"tIov did you like II, Evac' asked the others
1T was perfectly lovely she replied Ihe Mo rst
had scarcely lef, her lips when the girl staggered
and before she could be caught fell fantins on
tho pavement She was taken 70 neT 9oms fese
Us ~',v.J n. did all In his power 70 restore
her to consciousness. but an nour had t'o' pdSHei
The grl was unusually pretty and great favor
ite with her friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
ONLY THE HIGHEST cOURT CAN DECIDE.

Albany. oct. g The State Excise Department
has received wo.d Of an important decision on
4 rop; over which there has been much contro.
versy Justice Nsvh OF rho Fourth Department.
has decided that saloon established within
the 9O-toot limit of I church school prior 10
the Enactment Of the Ranes law has perpetual
right 10 exist In that locality. even II there is
change OF owner or temporary suspension. The
case arose from an application for order TO
compel the Monroe County Treasurer 20 issue a
liquor certificate 10 James w. Bagley, whose
place within 10, feet OF a church
Commissioner Lyman in speaking OF the matter
said that his department had made no ruling on
the question, inasmuch two supreme Court
Justices had rendered decisions Numerically op.
posed 10 each other. and therefore IL could not
he settled until II had been passed upon by the
Court CT Appeals to which II will be carried 40
possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
TROTTING n LENINGTON.

SEVENTH DAY co., THE KENTUCKY nrErprn,.
ASSOCIATION MEETING
Lexington. Ky. oct l2-Tae seventh day racing
a. he k'ntuck Ky IrOttug H0r-, Breclers' Asso-
citation meeting va fully un 20 Size standard Tho
gray sc,dng Marke" hy Wilton. won 90. annu-
!shcl 9ls trottlng race without much trouble A:,cr
Parker : seemed 30 have tnc unfinished pacing
race We'll IN hand. ho lost the u,Nt thrce heats 20
Arlington. Gcers added another race % his list
by winning the keniuch, with American Belle 20
easy fashion without tile semui1nc- OF q .ontes'
the great mare having 20 70 40 better than 2l.i !
70 beat china SIN Philip T.. AMI Timorel who
were tho placed j. rises IN the order name! The
pacing division u the kentucky Stock Farm Purse
won by the Wilton COLI VIII LeyoGra Nan
nclla and Nancy Burns divided second and tA!rI
money. The 2cO9 class for uOt,,r+ brought out q
great field. and Dan cupid from me outside pos
ton n he iirst heat, soon took 81" lead and Won
closely contested Dan cupiI AMI Senator \ nSnt-
narrow margin from tho Trlu-ylvanl winner O.
lss5 Tho race now looked t. be Dan Cupld+. hp;
Won al. The fourth caj vas aq rasy victory
Tor the gray Michigan hors.. end ng curious 'o-
actiy ga" same. -.G1i.. In tie utth heat Fr"t Il
ana pilot Boy irot'el head and head 'he "ho."
struggle. summaries;
us Class TEoTTiNG PURSE s1or' ''o' h"a''
iroreI te-.-s!t''
Ma,scr sr. z. - Wilton lara BELL '-'uni
Doris vk@. b!s ga. b. Bourbon Wilkes
'''''' rme ~ 2la'.. 49,. :.ia'.
81. Class FACING-prRSE 500"
Arlington b. b.. tv AHie wilkes Dave IN
,5rso - rr r., Temple Bar ,fl~rans . :
rime-2o7. co@'.. zoe. %'"'.. III.
KI,>rr,r>Y srAKl: FOR THREE YEAR oI.rs e. 900
American Rel',. l.. T.. iv E-> Am"ricus He1l
,ofuI Chimes. b. "him~- ,icorp ............1
r. b. :. lay tkrIlft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
yiCE or FUNDS FOR IBSEN.

Announcement made In these columns some
time ago os the intended establishment OF an inde-
nardeut theatre for the presentation o. plays oy
Ibson and others chiefly lbsen. Later II VAS an
rouucod that the first play Nas 10 bs 'Fhosts.
, Ietter has now been received from the protector
~ the scheme, Charles b. Cochran. IN when ne
savs that It has been found necessary 10 abandon
,ho r.hoIa scheme In the course OF his letter Nj.
Cochran says.
| am compelled 20 abandon ,or TIE present, the
,1ea ~ ESTABLISHING an independent theatre In New
York even on the modest scale which had pro.
r,osed Sufficient financial support was euarantee1
by !, Roston gentleman to onab" ne 20 present. Z
a. series OF madnees. a number o. losen's and
other literary plays This promised support. how
over was Withdrawn last week. and | have since
baen .ndeayorng 10 secure the funds from other
sour,es, buf | regret 70 say. 10 no purpose and
so NOT being capitalist myself am obliged
10 relindush an undertaking In which had and
still have every faith. The circumstances VIII n
prompted nv financial supporter TO fail me- AZ the
las, moment were OF such a nature make his
withdrawal imperative. and | therefore wish to
cxoneratc him from all blame
+, + wonderful that no amount OF nursing can
make Ibsca thrive on tho stage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
SECRETARY BLISS TO SPEAK HhRL.

WILL. PRESIDE At TRACY MAsS-MEEl'"'' MI
rX.PREsIDENr HARRISON MAY SPEAK
Republican campaign managers at the riith Ave-
nue Hotel last evening said that Secretary bhss
would return 10 New-York before the election ana
n great mass meeting would be held. prooaoly al
Carnegie Hall, al which Mr.. Bliss would pres'oe'
Tx-Presdent Harrison. y was said. would make a
speech in favor OF General Tracy for Mayor
General Harrison" said member OF the com
rni,tce did not care ;ake any part IN the
Greater New-York campaign. and AZ trst declhed
tn, invitation but ne has now decided tndt a.
things are SHAPING themselves II Is his duty 70
speak and warn the people against tne "a"se's
which might follow Republican defedt
General TRACY will also make speech.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
>pUTNV GLIB OFFICERS.

The Sphinx club. = somewhat mysterious 'sa"'-
y,tiou Of newspaper advertising men, held its SOC
80, ,,,uaI husirass meeting at the Waldorf yes
,erdav. The following officers were elected 10
serve FOR the coming year: NJ. NJ Gillian pres-
dent. George T. Rowell vics-presiient; W. W
Tf'iiock treasurer and +. James Gibson. secre-
,arv and Artemus Ward was elected 10 serve
90 mo M her four mentioned member OF the
w 81, ,'on,n,,tree 4 dinner followed the bust
80 meeting and A general discussion Of the ad-
,,r,;sirC hfisIn,zs took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
NEW ASSISTANT AT ST. B4RTHOLONEW'S

The Rev Leslie Z. Learned. who recently re.
signed as rector Ct ST. Jamss's Episcopal Church.
Fall River Mass. has been called as assistant 70
Dr. David H. Greer. rector OF st. bartholomew
Church this city. and will occupy the place OF
pastor OF the Parish House. at No. ge East Forty
second-s, This building contains the schools ana
other secular departments OF the parish Hork. arg
the place demands a OF wide sympat mes ana
knowledge OF human nature. such as Dr, Erset
feels ne has found in his new assistant. Hr:
Learned i "a graduate OF Brown CnVersit! ana OK
the Cambridge Divinity School.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

TIE 81 SPENsloN or STAERrCK- MEETS AND
RuNS-AspHALT ROUTES To TIE FERRIES
Tho suspension ~ T. + Startuck by tho Racing
Board of The League o. American Whoelmen. an
nounced IN these columns yesterday, caused much
comment IN cycle circles. Racing men cannot I'M
dorstand what Starbuck would have 10 DO with
the IavnC Of pacomakors their salaries Starbu~k
is probably the hest all around rider in this Coun-
try. and his work has been uniformly good in both
paced and unpaoed contests. Still. Chairman MOTT
Of the Racing Board. evidently took action only
after q careful investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
THE ARRIVAL or THE RED BAND.

The well-her dcd Banda Rosa di San Severe
arrived here from Naples yesterday on the Ems.
Sixty musicians came. with their leader, Eugenio
Sorrentino The band is TO give Its hrst American
concert at the Metropolitan Opera House to-mor-
row night and the series VIII continue UP to and
including Sunday evening october "a with con-
cert every evening and each Saturday after.
The soloists are Frauein Marguerite Won
Vahsel soprano. and Carlotta Stubenrauch. violin.
ist Af,er the engagement at the Metropolitan
the band will make tour Of the principal cities
Of the country. Some OF the Italian societies OF
tho city. with their bands. Will give the visiting
musicians a reception and scrcnade at the Hotel
Normanlle this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
4 MERCHANT SENT TO THE CHAIN GANG
Convicted or BEING IN LEAGUE WITH THE
R0RRr,E.

Convicted or BEING IN LEAGUE WITH THE
BoHANNoN TRAIN ROBBERS.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Oc.. Is ,SpcciaD-The town
=, Dal,on Ga Is greatly excited over the trial
~ the Bohannon gang OF train robbers. ana the
merchant, chal ged with receiving stolen GOODS
Last night tho trial Of Jesse Langston prominent
merchant was finished and the jury to-day re-.
turned 4 verdc- of guilty Judge Fite sentenced
Iangston to twelve months at hard laoo' on '"7
chain gang and fined him $50.
Tho convicted man Is one Of the largest mer-
chants in North Georgia and has wide influence
He Is 4 member OF tho Dalton City Councli'
Fr,ards are trying to have the imprisonment SEN
tence cOmmuted ,... 40,
Captain T J. Pcehles. another prominent man
also member of the Council. Is on triai ronisn.
Two other merchants have pleaded g,llty 70 IN. .
rharr. nf buying stolen goods from this gans' ou'
sentence in their asc has been postponed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
Flint's Fine Furniture.
Majestic Hall Clocks,
Factory Prices

Telegraph Company. His place Nas taken by
Jacob II. SchiT OF the banking firm o: Kuhn, Loeb
& co. Mr. Van Horne at the same time resigned
a. vce-president OF the company lie had been
connected With the company for torty-seven years.
HIS withdrawal was due TO his desire 10 return TO
his home in Kentucky. as Mrs. Van Horne was
unable TO endure the climate o. the North. No
other change made in the Board of Directors.
Mr. Van Horne's successor as vice-president has
not vet been desgnated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

third Time or: second by D. y. Blhcoct.
Harlem Wneenen: ". r. Brown. LyndhuFst, sscona'
Charles Fuller New York Athletic Club. third Tim
o5fs. Third heat by r. l.. Kramer. Newark: Wal
Roome New Athletic CLUB second: J. H. hun
ter. E:warl third Tima-l0s.
FINAL. HEAT.
Y. '. Kramer E"Nara
l.. 4 g. Kelley. East Orange ...--............'.'. =
TIM .">
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
THE ELECTION PRINTING CONTRACT.

The Police Board YESTERDAY awarded the contract
for printing the official ballots for the coming cleo
ton BIDS were received for printing SS3."" official
ballots and g20O0 sample ballots. The Lowest bid
der were Wynkoop. Hall enback CRAWFORD OF NO
al Pearl-st They got the contract. their bid beng
s. 20 4 thousand. The firm underbid the Martin h.
Brown Printing Company. which has printed the
ballots I'm previous years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
,rr SAID IIF WAS MISUNDERSTOOD.

Clinton Furbish Of the Democracy OF Thomas
Jefferson has written letter declaring 'hat ne
was misunderstood by the reporter who quoted him
as aging: General James r. O'Beirne. the candi-
dat. FOR County Clerk. was one who desired our
ludorSemcnt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
rI,-E. MILE orrN. PROFESSIONAL

Tirst heat won by A. Nc.a.s. Buffalo. e. \ church.
Philadelphia second; c. :. i!ensAaW. Brookyn tnrd
Fred Titus. NewYork. fourth. /. r. jefferson. Ashr.y
Park hfA. T.mA-lc ass. Second neat Won ~ :. \.
;[~Snouse Buffalo: NJ Apgar. Me- son second. r.. 4.
Carr e. Jack. phiadelphi4. NH. Tme-l2.i7r Purse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
srrEpLrcHAsE HANDICAP WEIGHTS

Tho weights FOR the two-mile handicap steeple-
..i.,so f., IN. run AT Morris Park on Saturday. arc
a- follows.
Lion Heart Us pounds Thornc,nc. ld2 Peronic.
iu. Flushing 20. PhThus -: Royal Scarlet. ~:
VI ar. Chan "a Bonaparte. 10; Sayonara. ii3.
Woodpe, on IL. Beaumont ls2 Lady Lgntfooi
20. D.. ~,ol 49, Diversion. l3s Detective. 49,.
I,,.tr.,k ~. NGcsley l35 and Tidman. laJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
Trcr NOTES FROM KENTUCKY

Lexington Ky. oct. lG-D5m.ao's br' o.er. Major
y q Thomas Is 10 rc;lro from the turf IN IN" fall
Ills health Is bad. and ail h.s ;Aos"IsnoroGs. tn
Guiding Ilmyar imp tiasseto. I'D some IA"
..I ~ hro.,d mares " be- sold. The sock sill
i'e old in Lexington - Noy' n.hcr = 70 e
r Ruzicka has purchased of "'ius Stfavs. tbs
o,,, IN" tiorougibrcd stallion Fordham. by Fai-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
HALF-MlLE. PROFESSIONAL.

frs, hes, won r. e. \. CHURCH. Phlad' lphis l. T.
I.er,rson. second Tino-l.6G Second heat hv VI
Arzar. Madison. Al W"ins Buffalo. second Tin.
ois,. Third heal b, ! \ Newhou7e. Fufalo. GO
Mava. friS second Time CO.. Fourth heat WI ~
Carol Il Jack. lhadelphia g. II ps'r Eirso'
second. Tim, .'-is fua' .eat p, 81 W'inis'
Buffalo J. \ NevhoIsc. Euna,. ~-cond J.. Il. Ien@r-on
Nshury Park. tIIri: g H. paw. iufal fourth Tine
iOi'5 Iu.sr divided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
LITTLE JOKER \ RINGER.
WINNER AT SPRINGFIELD IDENTIFIED - TAX;
r>HrAr-rrNIslMuNT METED OFT

rAItrAr-T PUNISHMENT METED OFT
Sprlneneld H. oct = Tile horse called L.;t!c
Joker which Won the 50 pace ~ the fair here on
thursday September 80. and which was protested
ar.iust receiving first money by 9. a Wilson.
driver ~ The Bishop which finished second. has
been Identified Tar Tartar. and expelled ny me
American TrottIng Association. together with his
owner and diver. norman + Black VINO won't
,ri.~ 49,, name Of H. y. Phillips while racing
rera Tho Stato Board OF Agriculture has held up
"a. money pending an lrNcstlg ,tlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14
TIE NATIONAL SANITARY ASSOCIATION.

NASHVILLE Tenn Oct I3-The National Sanitary
Association net to-day. Dr. /. q. Young. OF Lex
ingtou Ky. the PRESIDENT in the chair. Papers by
Or Chares 6 R.redict Chief II the Bureau OF
Contagious Diseases Of thc Health Department Of
%ew-York cay. Dr.. Thomas &. Craig or Brook
Ign. and PRESIDENT Young. were read and discussed
Tho association elected TN" following officers: Pres-
dent Dr. Charles r. Hencd.ct: Vlcr-presidents. Or.
II. G. M,i~.rn and Dr. +. J.. Jewett. Of Brooklyn;
Or L 4 wilson. OK N,rIcn, Conn: secretary and
treasurer Dr. Thomas j.. Yea. OF Atlanta. Ga
Ncw-York cry Was selected IS the next place or
lcst.ug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

To fsll road races Of the Hobo cycle club ~
Brooklyn. VIII be held on the Fourth-ave. Boul"-
ward. Brooklyn. on Saturday afternoon. The race
arranged for women has been declared off. Tho
other contests Will be. Onc-nil~ for tho cha
pionship OF the Eighth Ward and ton milo handi-