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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-03-10
GoLDssoao xeJruNGs
Smallpox In the Cffy-Mrs. Charles Per-
kfns StetsOn Visiting Mrs. Royal.
Personal Mentions

CORRESPONDENCE Of The Messenger.)
Goldsboro, N. c., March 8.
Smallpox has struck Goldsboro, there
suspects. AT first there was some
doubt as to its being smallpox, but
Saturday the city authorities sent for
DR.. OiHagan, of Greenville, and DR..
Thomas, OF Wilmington, TO come n
diagnose the cases as experts. After
an examination Saturday afternoon
they pronounced it genuine smallpox.
A pesthouse is being built outside of
the city limits and when it is COM
pleted these cases will be carried there.
So far the disease is confined TO the
negroes. A great many Of our citizens
have already been ~vaccinated. but, if
necessary, Vacc1natio viii be made
compulsory.
Mrs. Charles Perkins Stetson, a lee
turer Of great renown, is in the city
visiting Mrs. George c.. Royal. While
here Mrs. Stetson will give a series OF
lectures, the first being An Evening
with Kipling." Those who heard her
lecture here about a year ago wi. re-
member her with great pleasure, and
no doubt her lectures will be even more
largely attended than last year.
Little Miss Ethel Smith, daughter of
our townsman, MI. c.. G. Smith, is
critically i'll at her fathers home with
pneumonia. Her illness has been of
short duration, she having been taken
sick last Monday. Her many friends
wish for her a speedy recovery.
Messrs. Bertram & Willard, who so
successfully rendered the play Cap
tain Dick" assisted by home talent
last fall, are now in ne city rehearsing
Midnight Fire" which will be given
here March 18th and 18th.
Among the visiting young ladies
here now are Miss Estelle Simcoev of
Norfolk, Va, at Miss Mabel Borden's;
Miss Sloan, Of Greensboro, at the
Misses Lees, and Miss Daisy Riddick,
of R~iddicksville, at Miss Cobb's.
Last Friday evening the Womans'
Foreign Missionary Society, of st.
Pauls NJ. E. church, gave a very
pleasant missionary tea at the parson-
| age. During the evening refreshments
were served, and the evening was
made ever more enjoyable by vocal and
violin music and recitations and read
ings which were given by some young
ladies of the church.
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McKtnley'sWar Comrades I'm the South

Savannah, Ga, March 4.-Presidsnt
Mckinley will include the Grand Army
of the Republic colony city of Fitzger-
aid in Irwin county, his state, in the
itinerary OF his visit to Senator Han
mas home at Townsville. A telegram
from the president to his effect was
received this afternoon. Fitzgerald was
established some three or four years
g by union veterans, members of the
Grand Army Of the Republic from In
diana and Ohio. It is now a fourishing
city of approximately 10, 900 popula-
ton, with electric lights and water
works. Many of the residents are from
the presidents home county and
served with him during the war of Sc
cession; hence his visit will partake Of
something of the nature of a reunion.
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Savannah's New Railway Terminals

Savannah, Ca, March 3.-Some con
Germ has been felt here since the Geor-
gia and Alabama road purchased the
Seaboard and the Florida Central and
Peninsula, lest the projected great ter
minals of the Georgia and Alabama at
this place be abandoned and the Sea-
boards terminals at Portsmouth be
used for the new system. Anxiety on
this score, however, has been allayed
by the letting to w. W. Hegman, of
dredging and piling for the terminals
across the river from this city. The
contract provides that the work shall
be in progress by April LIST. The Geor-
gia n Alabama has also taken OPP
tons on a considerable quantity of
real estate in the city adjacent to the
present Central depot.
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ed

Raleigh, n. c., March A special
to the News and Observer from Hat
teras, n. c., says: The schooner
Charmer. Captain Olsen, loaded with
coal, from Philadelphia to Savannah,
stranded on Onancock beach, sixteen
miles south of here at 4 o'clock this
morning. There was a heavy fog a,
the time. The crew of eight men
were all saved. but the vessel and car
go are probably a total loss.
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while There IL Life There is Hope

I was afflicted with catarrh; could
neither taste nor smell and could hear
but little. Ely's Cream Balm Cured it.
Marcus G. Shautz, Railway, N. j.
The Balm reached me safely and the
effect is surprising. My son says the
first application gave decided relief.
Respectfully, Mrs. Franklin Freeman,
Dover, N. H.
A 10c trial size or the SOC size Of
Ely's Cream Balm will be mailed. Kept
by druggists. Ely Brothers, Sc Warren
St, n. Y.
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Received An Appofntment

MI. w. NJ. Atkinson, Of this city, has
received an appointment as al officer
on the giant United States coast sur
vey and geodetic ship, Pathfinder
just completed at San Francisco, Cali
fornia. We congratulate Mr.. Atkin-
son upon receiving the position, and
We know he will capably perform all
duties of b Office.
Mr.. Atkinson will leave for k~for.
Aa to join the ship between the 18th
and goth Of the present month. The
work assigned the ship will carry hel
to Manila and then TO Alaska.
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Bills Which Failed of Ratification

Washington, March 4.-Only three or
four bills which had passed both houses
of congress failed to receive the pres
ident's signature and to become laws.
All these were private bills and some
of them were pension bills, granting
pensions to persons who had died since
the bills were introduced. Among the
last bills signed We're those for Wash
ington's public library, the Alaska code
bill and the omnibus claims bill
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He Fooled the Surgeons

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, or
West Jefferson, o., after suffering g
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless a costly operation vas per-
formed: but he cured himself with five
boxes of Bucklen,s Arnica Salve, the
surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best
Salve in the World. rs cents a box.
Sold by R. r. Bellany, Druggist.
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Copper Colored
SplOtches.

There is only n cure for Contagious
Blood Poison-the disease which has
completely bafled the doctors. They
are totally unable to cure it, and direct
their efforts toward bottling the poison
up in the blood and concealing it from
view. s. S. S. cures the disease posi-.
lively and permanently by forcing GU!
every trace of the faint.
1 was afflicted with a terrible blood disease,
which WAS in SnOtS at first hut afterward a
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the result. The large red splotches on my
chest began to grow paler and smaller. and
before long disappeared entirely. I regained
my lost weight, became stronger, and my ap
petite greatly improved. was soon entirely
well, and my skin as clear as a piece of glass.
H L. MYERs 100 Mulberry St., Newark, NJ
Don't destroy all possible chance of 8
u by taking the doctors treatment
of mercury and potash. These minerals
cause the hair to fall out, and will
wreck the entire system.
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spread all over my body.
These soon broke outintd
sores, and it is easy to
imagine the suffering /
endured. Before l be
came convinced that the
doctors could do no good
I had spent a hundred
dollars, which was really
thrown away. I then
tried various patent
medicines, but they did
not reach the disease
h l had finished my
first bottle of s. s. S. J
was greatly improved
- --gAh
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Sick

The curse of overworked
are quickly and surely cured by Karrs
Clover Root Tea. the great blood purf-
ner and tissue builder. Money refund
ed II net satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and
&C cts. For sale by r. r. Bellamy.
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Jack Bradley. colored, is hanged in
the Bienville Oouisiana) Jail for muir
dering a colored woman and her little
girl. He confessed his guilt on the
scaffold.
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Blood

is PURELY VEGETABLE, and is the only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain nc
potash, mercury, or other mineral.
Books on the disease and it's treat
ment mailed free by Swift Specific Com.
pany, Atlanta, Georgia.
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The Norwegian bark India from
Brunswick, Ga, for Glasgow, which
was reported grounded at Greenock
was fioated at the next tide after light
ering a portion Of her cargo.
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Statesville Landmark: Iredell jail is
entirely mepty for the first time in
years.
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SUMMER Rtsurts.
NEW YORK.
THESE HOTELS
Hotel WaWOnda, sd hEIHHRT co.

one of the finest mountain resorts in the State; eleva
ton 1000 feet: accommodations for $50: the purest
OF spring water and best sanitary arrangements:
mosquitoes first lass orchestra pulmonary patients
not entertained Inspection invited, booklet APP
lllcaIlnn MESGIIER
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Fair Prices for St. Biaiss Yearlines.

Tho thoroughbred yearlings from the Fair
view Stud OF Charles d A. J. Reed Of Gallatin.
Tenn. we're auctioned of at the Easton Com
pany's paddocks. Sheepshead Bay before the
races yesterday. A chestnut colt By imported
St Blaise-Seaweed. brought the top price OF
$4,000 the purchaser being F. Brown. W. 81.
Clark secured a Ally BY 1T. Blaise-Active for
$1,000. and a colt by the Same sire. out Of
Cruiskeen. for $1,000. Sydney Paget paid
$1,000 for Ally by E1ie-Forsver. and J. Z.
Madden went to g. 100 for a st. Blaise colt out
OF Pretense. Following are the best prices:
Bay flly. By imp. st. Blatse-Aotivo; ". Il.
CLARK 81 900
Bay colt by E1ile-Brsoken; o. l. Richards 626
Bay or brown colt. by imp. St. BlAiso-Oruis-
keenj ". H. CLARK .......,,.................. 900
Bay tny. by Exile Forever Sydney Puget. 1000
Chestnut colt. by Misor- Heather: " II. CLARK 200
Chestnut ally, by EIie-SonA sydney Paget. 500
BAY colt. by imp. st. Blaise-Pretense; J. r.
Madden ,........,.,.... 100
Brown. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Total for n bead ....-...-.-.-..---,e1 3.s6o
Average Per head bl3
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
RAVT3RoAD.

STATIONS I:S f3ot OF " tsl IMENIYTHlRD STREET
AND bESBROSsES AND CoHTLANDT STREETS.
AB-Thc leaving time from Desbrosses and
C"rtlandt Streets is five minutes later than
| that given below for Twenty-third Street
Station, except where otherwise noted.
100 A. NJ. FAST MAIL1Limitcd to two BUFFET
SfT SA 10 e".sSs. 10 pss:Bns
ss5 tAI rnb
Ga ofp r hcaxo n csHan FOO Toie So
ANb S ST. IUG 8
For NSshylle via CINCINNATI. Indianapolis. Chi.
$3.50 J.. VI. WESTERN ExpREss.-For Chicago.
1853 F. H. 'AS sdtTnWfsFrRv ExpnEssro,
Pittshurg Cley"land. Cincinnati Louisville. In
7:65 i. Vi. ,pACiFlC EMPRESS For ptttsburs and
Whey for 41s I1 esGePt ss
SP4 fsEsaR@f ssss'i
SSl i. Car New York - Altoona. East Liberty.
Pittsburg and points West. daily except Sunday.
~. w!suINGToN AND TIE SOUTH
1900 49, ":25 1910 ODcsbrosses street 1910 Cort.
ian9t street lO:d5 ,Dning Carr. 1851 Dining Car,
i'm ali TarIor and Dining csrs G 4:55 9 Dining
Snnta| s:@6 ,":36 1855 Dining Gar. AM; 1a;5s,
Hnpg S,ars, 426 D ming Carr 4:65 Dining Carr.
sol 5 T! + i H4E@,ll4-rspross 200 .s5pM
N6Ef@l:.k XNp 1' &EirsrrRx EA1IwAr.-ror Nom
ATLANTIC COAST LlNE.-ENpress. s:25 A. M. and
GmEIHrII;ANE %@HlH Hallway. P; n. daily,
NJ week DAYS and :65 +. NJ. daily.
ATLANTIC CT .2:l0 NJ week days tDesbrosses
Through Nrstihulcd Tram. Buffet Parlor Oars.
Passenger Coach. and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY u I'D =. NJ week days.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
~. l2:IO, l:lO Saturdays only. 2:2b. 2b5 8:25,
40. ":ln, 80" i. NJ. SUNDAYS. 100. ":25 A. NJ,
49, I. VI. 0ronI D"-hrosses street boo. 300 A.
NJ, - 20. l;"u lSaturdavs only. 2:3u. $40. $40.
20. .,:lu, inO +. Al sundays, $40. 9:45 A. NJ.
%" T. NJ. Urum Cortlandt street, 500. 800 A.
4:53. I:l5. 100 =. NJ. Sundays 1919. 9:4b A. NJ.
hl5 I. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 (Desbrosses and COrtlAndt streets 6:2O) 7S26
100: 80. 800, D.25 ,H:nj Ienna. Iimited), 1910
Dcsbrusses street 1910. Curtlandt street 1o:l5D
DINING Car. 1855 Dining Car, II ;55 A. NJ,
l2:hj 2:O Dcsbio-ses street q. t'ortAndt street
!:lb. 2.5d, 3:5h %. 425 Dining Car, +;66
IlhnIng Car. $500 Dining Carr. TOO, 1866 p. NJ.
12;lu night. Sundays. $40. 30, S:,I5, 1926, 9b5
TO- ul,ning car, 100. BOO 4:2h dining Carr.
400 lDnrnE Car. BOO Dining Carr. 1853. s:B6 p.
Nj. l2:10 night.
II ket Offices Nos. 4HI 044 1914. 1854 H. and 2el
broadway: l Aston House, West Twenty third
Street Station; and stations foot of DesbrOsses and
Street. 81 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex ste.
ton. BROOKLYN station. jersey City Tho Now
York Transfer Company will call for and check
haggag" from hotels and residences through 70
dC~tIuatIOn.
Telephone "3Sso Thirty eighth Street for Penn
sylN ants Railroad Cab Service.
J. Is. III rClIlNSON. j. Il. WOOD,
G"ucral Manager. General PAss'r Agent
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Total for IT head ais 80
Average Per head 81
Plat Belts Thinks Murphy's Record Can
BE Beaton.
!p.ea, cabk De,potoa to TIE sux.

LONDON. July PLAT Bolts. the holder Of
the English one-mtle bicycle record. In dis
cussing the mile-a- minute achievement Of
Murphy. the American rider. declared to-day
that he fully believed the reports Of tho feat
which have been cabled here Belts says he
will attempt the ride himself II an English
railway company will lay Q track for him to
ride on. He thought a mil, In 40 seconds was
possible II they could get an engine to 60 fast
enough. Belts said that he intended in the
course ola week TO lower his record OF m mute
and IS seconds for the mile when HE new
machine arrived He added that a irst-class
rider can hang on to anything. and that suction
helps enormouslY
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Athletes Meet on Boston Common.

boston. July "A crowd Of moro than 10; 900
people witnessed TO- day very ordinary lot Of ath-
iehc sports on the Common held under the auspices
OF the city. Wright. II all and Dick Grant were tho
only men Of prominence to win their events. Dick
"tsnt ran very pretty race in the half mile and
tsonEhed through big feld in good shape, doing
ho.hAhc" IN 2:o< 20. Wright gave a sandy ex-
EOi, , III the mile from scratch overhAulinE the
ihH men and winning out In thu stretch b, 4
remarkable burst of speed The time Tor the dis
,n noe' 80 wes very fast, considering the conli.
i,uFard dash and Holland OF Boston College was
.ysat. IN the coward run All of the other
men ~'' '"s sNi"'Sh
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Mareeline's Burford Plate.

special Gable Despdteh to TEE Sun
LONDON. July AT Notting g ham to-day tho
Burtord Plate. a handicap Of 200 sovereiRns by
subscription OF two sovereiRns each and Eve
fovereigns extra for starters. for three-year-
dds and upward. tho second to receive 10 SOW
erslgns out of the plate. Ave furtongs. was won
10y T. Fosters Marceline. three years. ridden
by j, Reiff. P. Aldworths Mont de Piete, four
years, was second. and d. seymour's Suppliant.
Six years. third. Nine horses ran
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r7n1I RULING IN THE MAHBH CASE
Jockey Club Approves Action OF the oeneS
L.land Stewards on Suburban Start.

,Joe,r,y Club Approves Action of the oeney
Island Stewards on Suburban Start.
AmeetIng Of the stewards Of the Jockey Club
was held yesterday afternoon at the Coney
Ialard course james X. Keene. j. II. Brad
ford. +. H. Hitchcock and Andrew Miller were
nresent The following decision was rendered
in the Maher case:
Tho stewards Of tho Jockey Club. after
careful review OF report and the evidence SUB
mitted in the Mahcr. Banastar case. approve
the action taken by the stewards OF tho Coney
island Meeting A..
The action OF the secretary in accepting the
roRistraton Of the bay colt NohiGer was APP
proved. The reinstatement OF the Day geIdlhR
Eestar was confirmed. The application OF W.
under which the entry OF the horse Keeper 10
refused at all courses racing under the luris-
dlction OF the Jockey cub was uenled. Inc
application of Charles A. REYNOLDS FOR rem
statement was granted ana the horse hlhh
Son was declared eligible to race In steepe-
chase and hurdle races, subject TO such per-
mission being granted by the National Steeple-
chase and Hunt Association. The application
OF George W. Hayman for reinstatement was
denied 49,
tTine Humorist. Junck. McFonso and Zama-
Gran for jumping purposes. were referred TO
the National Steeplechase and Hunt AssOcta-
ton for Investigation. The following licenses
were approved:
Jockey. Charles Blair, John oarbley, jaime.
TG"mpson Il Crowhurst, Charles wedderstrAnd
~" Trainers , James Brown. Charles Boyle Patrick
stuart VI H. Randall, E. whyte. Charles Ballard.
Michael j. Cayauagh Leither arr. A. C. franklin,
IT, James MCPHERSON and J D. Smith.
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afantrd- Males-A miscellaneous.

"AETED-A case Of bad health that Ri "A S.S
w will not benefit. They Danish pain and pro
long life One gives relief Note the word RI 8
the package and accept no substitute. R-IPAS.s.
10 FOR cents or twelve packets for AZ cents he
had at any drug store Ten samples and one thuu.
sand testimonials will be mailed n any address for
cents, forwarded ~ Tho Ripans Chemical Co.. No.
10 Spruce st., New York.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York. foot of Chambers
street follows and hye minutes earlier from West
g3l st:
O.0n A. N.-ycstihule express daily for Bing.
c.oo hamton, Way"rlv, ElmIra Buffalo, bradford.
Jam"stnwn. arrives Buffalo p. NJ. Parlor Car TO
Q.J = A. M.-Daily, except Sundays. to Bingham.
J.l ~ ton Owego. Waverly. ElmIra and Delaware
Valley points Daily to Port Jcrls and Monticello.
Pullman Psrlor Cars.
C.nl a.. M.-Vcsttbulc Limit"d-Fast mail daily
ZsoO Solid train for Chicago. arrives cleveland
7:4u A. NJ, Chi, ago . T. NJ Sleepcrs to Chicago.
Cleveland an Cincinnati. Dining Car.
T.Qn =. M.-BUt'alo and Cleveland Nestihuled
.cO Express daily, arrives Buffalo o. A. NJ.
Bradford $40 4 NJ. Jamestown 90 A. NJ, Soungs
town 1917 4. n. Cleveland 1880 P. ", s!ecp"rs
q. =. II. Daily, Sold train tor B.ngnamton,
~. ~ WaNerly, Emiln, Chicago. H""ucrs To Buff
teiu Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car.
TICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. ll3. al. +Ol aud
a6i Broadway. 12I BUNerv, lhH IG,t l21th 81 and
%" West 125rG st. Chambers and West c3d t..
ferries sew York: 333 and siO Fulton st NS Broad
way brooklyn; l22 River st. IIoho&cn, and Jersey
City Station, New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence 10 destna.
ton.
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new YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

Trains leave foot of w. 4?d st. as follows az min.
utes earlier from Franklin att:
7.SS 4. NJ. Day express for all stations to os-
newHsi a and KiAmeshR. Psrlor cars.
Gel 4. NJ Mountain Express to EIlenville. Lib
~. l - erty and Intermediate stations Lake KiAme-
shR and White Lake. Parlor cars
.n0 J.: M.-tsaturdayB only Stations to Ellen
wv VILE. Rpckland Lake. kiamesha. and White
Lake. Pirlur cars.
ak l.. M.-vestihule Limited. Stations to Ellen
-. i ~ vile. ROckAnd. Lakes MuhOnk, Mime
wnsLa Ktauesha and White Lake Parlor cars
E.I =. VI. FrNnklin St. 5;45 p M)-To Chi
oslc ,aEo daily. Stops at Mildl, town, Liberty,
l. Manor, Walton, Norwich. Oneida, O-weGo, Niagara
Falls. Wagner sleeper and RcChn!ug Char Car
seats free through to Chicago VIA Wabash.
TICKETS AND PARIok CAR SEATS AT 87I
L Broadway, y Y. y. \. Transfer Co. checks bag
gage from resdencc to destinauon.
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new YORK CENTRAL,

days and Sundays.
A l. r DIV VISION.
9:12 A. VI. and $3.50 =. NJ Daily, except sunday, 70
Pittsteld sundays only at H:2O A. NJ.
Wagner Palar" Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsrh Light.
Ticket offices at IA. 2Gl, +I3 and 2lS Broadway
81 Union So. W. %. Columbus Av., 81 W. 125tl At
Grand Central Station. l21th 81. Station and l3sth
81. Station. New York; 33S and 726 Fulton st. and
1Oh broadway, +. u. brooklyn.
Telephone "27po Thirty eighth street" for New
York Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence nv Wrstcott kNpr,ss Company.
GEOkGE u. DANIELs. GeMeral PASSENGER AGENT.
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HEWBrRo, July THE Secretary Of the Goshen
CF'WS'nS Park Association has received letter from
u With he says that he will start his horse svSns
Cent?. It "en'ry At the meeting here next month.
Ald ms breaking OF this record 10 confidently AZ .
pected when these two Ayers meet.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot OF West 2rd, Curtlsndt and DesbroSSes
g streets 0ennA. X. X. Ferries)
Time Yes, 2,rd street, Other ngues oortlendt OF
p"sNross"s streets. Daily except Sunday. Z sunday
9ny OtH"r trains daily SUNDAY ieSNesS-1. Sun
$50. 200 \. NJ. Luca, for kASTON
'1.55, CS.OS a, NJ. Tor BIFfALO, NIAGARA
FALLS ind West, and principal local points. P1rioi
al! n,HLng CAT ~ tEnnrc's ~ nosl HrAnches.
ExPREss,'' ianGsonest train ln tie world Lin.
lIed to sealing capacity. Due bunalU s% NJ; con.
me- ing with through scrrerS TO Detroit and Chicago.
1233. 100PM FIX TIkK dnsi BtA acre.
t'3.53' 4.0s r. M and inyer8sdlsis poiRH sn0n''
t5}5 343FM Local Local t toT MSAf Sh fHFNK
to- 6.1OpM. Local Express for EAsTON.
'5.15, K6.OS +. NJ, For BurR.o and points W eS1
Through Slc.g,11E CARE TO llcago and Iotonto. -.
TO.uNTD None but Sleeping Car passengers carried
'l0.25, 1890 Pm, ForlTIIAtA, ROC HESTER,
BUFF MAO and West. Sleeping Cars to ChicRgo.
SOUTH rLNINFIFLD and hOuED BROOK locals.
AZ, 'S.2j aud SOP NJ.
Tickets aud Pullman accommodations at u.s. PSI, 200,
%ll s!i and iH broadway Is Union square West, 2s
Columbus Ave, " Y. 800 Fulton ST., Court St., "
bT?l&" = and BROOKLYN Annex station BrHoklyn
from hotel ,r residence through 10 destination
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Principal winners at sheopshead Bay.

During the meeting OF the Coney Island
Jockey Club. which closed yesterday. the
money hung up was we'll distributed and
p,nety-seven owners appear on the winning
list Through the victory OF David Garrick In
tho Great Trial Stakes. and that OF Prince OF
Melbourne in the first part OF the double event,
John Madden reaped the biggest harvest. ,Ad-
miration's triumph over May Hampstead In
their race on Saturday put Sydney Paget sec
oni on the winning list. Ethelbert's Realization
yasterday raised Perry Belmont's winnings to
almost $4,000. The owners who captured
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-05
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