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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-12-10

pdct 4eW years, ana la- CQlLElU4Lcl
10, if il has not been the direct cause
Of the recent panic and stringeney As
Congress at It's last session. appoint
ed a special committee TO investigate
this whole subject during the vacation.
anu report at this session, / have
nothing 10 recommend until their re-
port Is read There i one work.
however, Of national character. in
which the greater portion Of the East
a-d the West, the North and the
South, are equally interested. which
| viii invite your attention 70. The
State of New York has a canal con-
Meeting Lake Erie with tide water on
the Hudson river The State Of Hi
nois has 4 similar work connecting
Lake Michigan with navigable wa
ter on the Illinois river. these making
water communication inland between
he East and West and South.
These great artificial water courses
are the property ofthe States through
which they pass, and paw toll 10 those
states. Would it not be wise states
maashiP 10 pledge these States thai
if they viii open these canals for the
passage CT large vessels, the general
Government will look after and win
keep in navigable condition the great
public highways with which they
CONNECT, tO-wit The 0veTslaugh on
the Hudson, the Saint Claire Flats.
and the IllinOs and Mississippi riyersy
This would be n national work, one
of great value to the producers Of the
West and South in giving them cheap
transportation for their produce 20
the seaboard and a market, and 70
the consumers Of the East in giving
them cheaper food, particularly Of
those articles of food which do not
find foreign market, and the prices
Of which, therefore, are not regulated
by foreign demands The sdvanta-
ges Of such a work are too obvious
for argument. | submit the subject
to you. therefore. without further
comment.
Continued on Fourth Page.
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The RiVers.

A new feature introduced into General
Myers weekly weather chronicle, is re.
.o.. 9: .he rise and fail Of the rivers. For
u. week ending Saturday. June :, the FOL
.ow.a. statement ;s afforded:
Du:ir. the past week the Missouri river
i.> ,.se.. a. nearly al points. the creates.
change taing between Piattsmouth and
Brunswick, OF from .wo to three :ee:. The
ke,. river has risen about five feet at
Shreveport: ;ne Arkansas has fallen
eighteen inches at Lutte Rock. The Nissis-
s!ppl $ row one foot higher at Memphis,
Il. same "a Davenport. and i've and a half
ieet lower at Cairo than I was . week ago !:
al otne: points nut little change has been
observed. The Cumberland has fallen
rapidly a. Nashville. being now six and a
halt .e.t lower than on last Saturday. The
OHIO has alsc Iallen, the greatest observed
changes beiIg tive and half feet at Gin
c;unati an. SIX and half at Evansville.
Tie ;ac:> indicate general rise in the
trans-M.ssisslppi rivers. probably duo to
the lncip!en. melting OF the Rocky Noun
tain SHOWS.
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Exhibition Of 1t. vircent's Achoo.. rr6er
the Direction Of sne Hureria1 anG A..
sistants Of IT. SimOA1 Institutioa.

The exhibition Of this preparatory school,
within the precincts of 81. Theresa parish.
took place las Tuesday. an6 vas o. SO
graft: wing . character as to oesel.. q &c a!
commence, alton. 81. N;ncer,s cctoo! is
composed OF some :00 pupils-ci.ls-trom
the ages OF fveto f:teen yeas The enter
tainme2t COZ sisted Of voc a. II Us ic end reel
tations. :nterspersed with the distribution
OF honers and premiums 70 those who had
acquitted themselves best in the various
branches OF study. The reo,atonS were well
rendered. and ~ere for the mos, part original
one Of the late graduates OF 81. Simon's In.
.titution. One Of them, prepared for the
occasion and recited by one &! -he pupils was
a tender farewell! to Father Kenny. who is
on the eve. we understand. of visit Of q
few months 70 Ireland. .he Ian d Of his ma
tivity. This earnest divine has watched
with particular interest over she origin,
growth and progress Of Sc. Vincen - School,
ard. together with tie Sisters of ST. Simeons
Institute. and Its erudite principal, Sister
Candida, has largely contributed 10 its
present prosperity. 1t is creditable mon
umen: to their enlightened yea. for the
welfare Of the rising generation.
The cOmmOdiOus edifice of St. Vincent's
School, situated on Thalia, near Annuncia-
.ion street. was crowded 20 Overhowing
with attentive and critical listeners, among
them large representation of the Catholic
clergy, who evinced the utmos. satisfaction
with the performances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

watson. Sister % Brernus and Lizzie Luc.
cas-. Ihe race was won bv Katty Pease
Saille Watson second. Time-2:5SI..
Ihe second race was for the Jockey Ciub
hanC!cap sweepstakes. two miles, six
horses started. Preakness was the winner,
heating Hubbard. Ethe. Spcague. Eolus.
fenn"cks b. c. tou, years old. and Stock.
wood Time-;:3Sle.
lhe third race was Cor a purse of $500:
an ages: one ME enc turloug. Eleven
horses started. Srecnus was The winner.
lime: minutes.
The fourth race was won Nv Fadlaieen.
beating Gray Planet. Time-i:4. u. I:j0Ls'
CAMBRIDGE Cry. Ind. June 1.-THE
track was in fine o-Gef to day and the at.
tendance good. Fer the first race twelve
stared. Harry Todd Won in three straight
Leats. Time-2:.o-., .:3s. - l.. CIemep.
tine second.
The 400 yards race was won by Nellie
Armstrong: Red Rover second. Eigh,
started. Time not given.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June ll.-Abour
.,oVV persons were preseL. at the races to.
day: The track was N good condition.
The first race was for a purse of $1,000;
open 70 al horses owned n the State. Fred
Hooper won the first money IN three straight
heats. Genera: Sherman's second, Western
Boy third. TiMe-2::3ile, l:37 l.. 2:35
TIE second race was 10y q purse Of $500
for horses. that had never beaten $50. Ada
: took the FRS: money, Barney the second.
and Alher. the third. The others were dis.
tanced early in the race. This was the best
contested OF any. I'VE heats being run
before The race was decided. Time-2.:3SA.
!:1l. 1:o7 y. .:36+e. 22::43A4
In the twO-thlrty race for purse of $4,000.
Mo!lle Morris took the first money, Country
the second and Logan tie third. in three
st.aig1: heats. Time-..:3Si4, 2:3tl4. 22:3tk,
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FOREIGN.

Hfutiny ir the spanish Arme-Exudus Of
Monks from ROme-They Go 70 South
America - The Tichbornr Case =. The
Troubles in Rio Jhpeiro-Anadeus in
England.
MADRID. June IA m.:iny in the com.
maud CI Genera: |eIa-Ce. caused by the
supersedure o! captain. arose recently.
Twelve hundred :rcops remained faithful,
and retired with the general to Fortosa.
The column Of troops which mutinied
against the authority o: General velarde az
lgnalata has been recrsaEized, ant is now
ir command Of General Cabrinet.
LONDON. June ia sDec;a! dispatch 70
the Deity .Ners. from Rome. says that many
OF the monks belonging "a mOnasteries
which are 70 be suppressed. will 90 to Boil.
via and Chill.
The attendance q: The Ascc. races to day
vTas large and brilliant. Tho Royal Hunt
cup was won bv Winslcw. Heina was sec.
ond and Oxford Mixture third. Twenty.
seven ran. and The betting a. thc start was
twenty-five TO one Sgains: W:nslow. sixteen
to one against Refine. and twenty-five to one
against Oxford Mixture.
The Asco. Derby vas wcr tv Gang For.
ward. beating Highland Laddie second.
and AUdred third. The betting at the stars
was nine TO one asa;ns: III. winner.
IL is expected tina: the prosecution in the
Tichhorne case WI. be able to rest their
Case next week.
Pri,ce Amadeus and wife have arrived
in England. where they will remain duying
the summer.
Advices from RE Janeiro - the twenty.
third ultimn have been received. The con.
tic: between .he clergy and The secret so.
cieties continued 20 agitate Brazil. Tho
ministry has taken strong grounds on the
subject. and were gaining support. In the
lower house the Premier made = speech de-
fendin: treemason.. and promised that
ven: .he bishops and Jesuits from inteytey.
ing with the .Oceties.
PARIS June l!.-Sevefal French officials
have resigned IN consequence of the circu.
lar issued by the Minister Of the interior On
the fourth instant.
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WASHINGTON.

TIE Van Euren Inves. iG1;iOn-The Vienna
ExhibitiOn-A NiAsissIppiGn Appointed d
Consul TO Trindad-(Duts aUdinG Three
Per Cene Certificates Redeeme d-The
POiRris Inves!igatiOn-(aptR Jacks
Version Of General Cnnby's .a.sassina.
tiOD.
WAsH.SGroN, June 1.-THE State De.
partMent wiz furnish a copy Of the i1ves-
legation regarding Van Buren to that gen.
tlemau. who can make what use Of it he
pleases. An official report will he given at
the next session Of Congress, but the State
Department will withhold i. from. the press.
Commissioner Schultz writes that the
American department a: the Vienna Expo
sition VIII be completed by the fifteenth 0:
June. which viii not be the case with that
Of any other nation.
The President has appointed James G.
Moore. OF Mississippi. consul at Trinidad de
Cuba.
The treasury has redeemed all the out.
standing three per cent certificates except.
ing $4,000. When the first call was made
in Novem ber. 1870. there were outstanding
e45. 200, zoo.
Secretary Robson was at the navy yard
to-day. engaged in Che Polaris investiga-
tion. He expects TO conclude this evening.
and VIII prepare his report Immediately.
The following are the balances in the
treasury at the close of business to-day:
Currency, S5,,92,54i special deposit of
legal tenders for redemption Of certificates
OF deposit, e3o,3iO, 900: coin, $76.9l4.441, in.
ciu0ing coin certificates. 81, $50. 100: out.
standing legal tenders. $3.50, ,cOO.OJO.
Modoc special says: Captain Jack IN
his interview with General Davis, said that
Bogus Charley and schocknasty Jim called
General Canby out. Allen David. the Kla.
math chief: adv ised them 20 XIII General
C@nby. 80 ne did it. Il am telling the
truth, Jack added; Il did not kill Kim; !
had i: done, but did not do il. don't lie.
Brin. the men :hat saw me do this thing
! want 20 face them. If had NY chaius Off
! would tell all the nen who did these
tkiuvs'
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" ORLEANS, THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1873.
st. Charles Avenue,

Tie adjourned meeting Of the citizens of
t0e Sixth District was ield las. evening at
tie car station at TIE Junction o: ST. Charles
and Napoleon avenues, 10 hear the report
OF the committee appointed 70 confer with
the city adnip'stra.iOn IN regard - the
horrible condition Of the stress in .ha.
district.
Mr.. L. J. Highly presided, with Mr.. J.
A. Moran as secretary.
Mr.. Hernandez. chairman Of The COM
mittee. made brief report. ,se tubstau ce
OF which has already been published. He
related the condition Of the streets. che
neglect OF repairs, and cited many examples.
There were residents OF the district pres
ent who only lived one square from st.
Charles street. who tor TWO years had suf-
iered from the inability Of the;, milk and
ice men 20 reach them. Ihe city authorities
had shown that the treasury was dep leteG,
that they were unable 70 expend money for
the necessary Improvements, but they
would try and do something.
Many gentlemen made remarks about the
condition of the 81 reete.
The proposition OF ''graveNng" five or six
squares Of St. Charles street, subject TO the
citys approval, was discussed. J.. was re-
garded as an experiment.
The committee was given fu, time,
and authorized to consult with The Admin
istrators in regard TO the abatement.
On motion. Mr.. Lockwood was added 10
the committee. which now consists Of the
following gentlemen:
Joseph Hernandez, chairman; L. J. Hig-
by, p. N. Baker, Samuel Burbauk, j. +.
Diboll and John Lockwood.
After some further discussion. The meet
ing adjourned eubject to call.
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NEW YORK.

President Grant to Attend the Funeral
Arrnignmens Of WaiwOrth - Annual
Peace Convention Another Parricide-
Masses iO1 General AgrnmOOte a. et.
Atepkeo's Chuych.
New YORK, June 1.-THE remains of the
iate Minister Orr were landed from the
steamer at eleven O'Clock this morning.
They were received by the Knights Templa-
and detachment of tie police iOrce, and
taken to the City Hail. where they will lie
in state in the Governor room.
Imposing hOnOIs were paid .his morning.
TO the remains OF the late Minister Orr.
The remains arrived at eleven O'Clock, and
were escorted by . Gordon Of police. TO.
gether with the deputa:ion appointed to re-
ceive them. Flags on all Vie public build
ings were at halt-mast during the process
sion. The streets were crowded, and As the
hearse passed up Broadway nearly every
head was uncovered. The remains are in
. magnificent rosewood casket. silver
mounted. with wreaths On the top. COM
posed of laurel leaves and white roses, The
roses are faded.
Frank Walworth was arraigned in the
Oyer and TerM.n.r Cour. today, ard
pleaded mot guilty Ne will be tried il.
about two weeks.
Nathan Britman sEO. James McAdams
dead last light. near the yard of The Penn.
syIvania railroad. Br;tMau had been Il =.
charged by McAdams.
Presiden: GRAFT and staff will attend tie
funeral Of Minister Orr on Friday.
James Newoome. a well known sport.
died this morning, from the effects Of an
overdose Of chlorotorm
Specie shipments TO Europe today $780,.
00O
Pour deacOnesses were admitted 70 81.
Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church OF
Brooklyn to-day.
The seventh annual convention OF tho
Universal Peace Union i. being held here.
Among the resolutions i. one thanking
Grant for his Indian peace policy.
Inc Seventh regiment i> ordered 60 escort
the remains Of Mr. Orr. The casket con-
sand persons, at the City Hall, to-day. Sew.
ersl members of the city council will rema in
on watch throughout the night. with a
knight. Templar guard.
Her0l0 special from Madrid SAWS that
dlssensIOns have broken out in the Carlist
| camp. 1t further adds that Dorregary's re-
moval from his command was not ON &C.
count Of his wound. but in consequence Of
his intrigue with the Marquis Vslde Es.
penas.
DR.. Lewis E Meyers, = dentist Of Middle
town, New York, while drunk, this evening
stabbed his father near the heart. The
wound, II IS supposed, Will prove fatal.
A HouM special. dated CopstAn,iaop:e,
June VI, Gays:
The Sultan ma. issued f.man gran,,n. 10
the hhedive OF E.yp, an independen, inter
| nal government, and authorizing hin IL
| augmen. the army and conclude .ore.n
treaties.
Among the Cubans at st. Stephen.
Church. in attendance upon the mass for
the soul 4 the late General Agramon,e 20
day. We're Carlos Castella. confidential
agent OF the republic of Cuba. Misy,I Al
DANA, General Juan 6. Villegas. Jose An
tonic Echeverrea. Tiburia Hernandez. con-
sui Of Venezuela. N. Ponce DeLeon. Ha.a-
! rio Cenera-, Jose N. Mayorga, Chris,ovt.i
Atonze, Helarlo CisnerOs and Colonel Agra
and sisters.
At the conclusion Of the service. DR.. Nc.
Glynn, the pastor. delivered an eloquent
address.
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Old Iron.

The tity advertises for proposals for the
removal of the iron fence around Lafayette
square. This is a fine chance TO. specula
ton in wrought iron, the fence having Co.'S
at least 81 a linea! FOO: when it was lu: up.
exclusive Of the masonry supporting il. :he
whole having been from the first magnifi-
cent Job. costing ten times the price II will
probably bring now. /. underwent con
siderable repairs about four years ago at an
expense OF some $1,000.
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THE TURF.

Jerome Park Racss-Won BY Katy Psase.
Preakness. Brennus and fadladeen- -
Harry Todd and Nellie AFmstrOns take
tho Cambridge Prizes-Racin& AT Grand
Rapids-FreS HespsY. Ada = and "oIlie
Morris Wfn.
New YORK, juno 1.-the second day VI
the jerome Park races came otf to-day.
Tho track was in splendid condition and
the ATTENDANCE fair. The first race was TOR
the Ladies' stakes for three year OLD Niles,
one mile and five furlongs. Eight hSrses
started, ~ follows: Annie Hall, Eiec,ra.
Medore, Alice Mitchell, Katy Psase. sell.
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firemen's Charitable Association. e

On the first and second Sunday Of next
month this association will give picnic
for the benefit Of the widows and orphans
fund. Every one should contribute mite.
for the demands on the fund are severe
More than two hundred and fifty widows,
and three hundred and fifty orphans are
supported by il. All sort. Of amusements
and sports will entertain the guest. of the
association, and the visitors will heartily
enjoy the product Of thei. slight expeudi
furA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

A special service will be held a. Ames
Episcopal Church, corner of St.
Charles and Calliope streets, this evening,
in the school room, when an address will
be delivered by DR.. Hsdden, Of Dublin.
Ireland. All are invited.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

IN Iris piece MISS hing appeared 10
better advantage. ~ Nurto". than in any
character We have seen her play Fr'l of
smiles and tears. pathos and lnlirth. she
becar" 4Nlrto". and won applause that
should content her. Miss Blumenthal was
well received and looked the lady che
portrayed. OF the gentlemen, M. Onoratc
was NOS: deserving Of praise. NJ. Belden
made considerable Amusement in lis part,
but constant repetition Of some of the
business jutroduced in the third act could
have been omitted with quite :. good an
effect.
At the close Of the drama, beautiln"y en-
g-avet badges Of the club were presented
to Miss Blumenthal and Miss King, and re.
ce:ved with appropriate words oi thanks
spoken on the stage.
The entertainment concluded with tie
fanny farce, Lend Me Five Sbi1lings," in
which Mr.. LIambias depicted to the audi
ence the distresses Of Go';g.Ny. in search Of
the modest sum required .or cab fare.
All present were well pleased. and the
club may couu: their eEtertsinmen: de-
cided euccese
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
the TempsraturO,

The thermometer a. Louis frigePio's,
No. 80 Ctartzes street, yesterday stood -
follows: A. 8 A. NJ. $40: at p. NJ, So;
at P. NJ. s3o. Lowest point during tho
night OF June 10. 10.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

An epicurean has discovered that the
pleasantest way to take cod liver oil il to
tatten pigeons With Il and then est the
pigeons.
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LOST.

S>r>>~ 80 .-A
HOTICE.-LOKr US SUNDAY. JUNE Q, 1878. A
~ certain PRoNiSSORY NOTE Toy the sunl ii
t6o. .ud interest. drawn hy ). VI. Oriol to the
der ot and Endorsed by y y. OLIVER, sand noe
being Dass due. yhe vAi. !s hereby notified L..
20 negotiate said note .Ue notice OF is loss las
been given 70 tEe parties l.'eTG. and requesfsc
60 return the SANE, Il iou,.G, to L HOTE COS.
corner Toulouse and Frark.iI streets. in this city.
jel0 Is 20'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

A phrenologist told . man tina. he had
combativeness largely developed. "No,"
said the other, ~ have not, and if you say
that again I'll knock you down."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

Tho pious editor of the Athens Messenger
philosophically says: Fishing on Sunday
is poor business, especially when bites srs
few and pibbles fss between"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

a fire engine has just been introduced
into one OF the towns Of Wisconsin. The
editor. speaking Of it, calls it . four
wheeled squirt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
HOTELS.
GTOkES' HOTEL.

GTOKES' HOTEL.
This iavcrite summer resort. at Bay ST. Louis,
WI cp., on SUNDAY, June IS, 1873 under the
management of Mr. Abraham Green, and the pro-
pIetors hope to enjoy the liberal patronage Of
then friends and the lovers o: recreation.
RII,S S-lTnTh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

1t Is reported that Christian Roselius has
resigned the chair of civil Law in the Louisi-
ana University, end that T. J. Semmes hss
been chosen biz successor.
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TIE Variety Dramatic C.rA.

This club gave their first complimentary
entertainment at the Varieties Theatre last
evening. to , house sull of friends.
Planche's conc drama. The Pride Of the
Market" vas enacted. with :be following
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
OK TEE SHORE OF THE GULF OF MEXICO
LOUISIANA.
Oren for the Season Of 1879.

The finest surf bathing in the South Delightful
shady groves of orange and oak. The finest beach
ior driving IN the world. The oyster farm Of the
South. Fsh abound in every variety. and game,
shrimps and crabs always Plentiful. Sail boats,
fishing .Sckle and guides to enable guests to enjoy
the best OF sport VIII always be kept, and effort
spared 10 make this hotel the re plus ultra Of
Louisiana.
The swif.. Light draft and comfortable steamer
EOSSiER. ,!ndeI command of Captain Gus Richards,
VII leave Earvey's cana! every TUESDAY and
ATuRnAy. At "a. NJ. for Grand Isle and way land
!ngs AT IL. moderate fare q: 81;
Beard pei nonth S5': per week =: Per day 81.
T., .Gi IAN les Tor mouth very it,-
.Ia. III. .n.v Yea! watering p..c, and til. mos
c"Hntc., ABLE Iaa. t. take You :here n the .ntIe
S...l. =. NAEGnr
. Jet PIopliptOr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

ADJUSTMENTS.
EIRENEN's tE>TisAL
AND ToUHS.uEST.
Tote tl,tro By
Peiicaa HeOA and Ladder Fi.e Company.
IoE-EE EEN:;!7 OF TN.iR :fIlEE Fund
A. Ii.
FAIR GROUNDS.
D. sunday. Jane Is. 1873.
7EoGEAMME.
hang uro" Ne NAH ''"c1 70 sou-ueucs AT ,
1ONy RACE-Eo. o-.- :".t-.-n bands high,
Running ore MI. r.lz-, 80. i:r,a.c- fee, 81 50
PoSI. RACE-H". owl :"gE's.,. and ono ali
aaIds high. kuDL.IE one Lie. f..ze, 80. E.-
NILE TR .T-w.h .g:a' ,,ual.,. r,iz., go.
HOCSkKEEpERS' RAJ t-''Ls me- Ga.D Ecus~-
Keepers to side Tlsi! owL .oIl.Iys Ao:se tv tAst
:KCyiivG gaCk-i;u. ...-. 20 as.z.s., tor
horses ~hn never bea: -lIss mines.
Larry Hart enters gray m.?. MOI
I.,ry oElien enters G.as I,,. COZ :.t,.e & Ma.
Msgbitco enters black s.allioo Ealk'rA
!. Lecour: ente.s bay cot IonS.
?. Leecnlt enters sla, .o's. Captain JACK.
MILE PACING-Hors. 20 SrrT-. Owners TO
drive PT?e 50 Ei4tr.Ece zee e.
NILE 1ROT, uUn.c Teams ~ M4itS =. III Float.
Prize. half ton of hay.
MILE TIoT, Hors. with Eook ani Ladder Truck.
OpeE 20 all horses Of :Le Pre- Department,
Prize one handsome silver fruit basket.
GREAT CHALLENGE STIlT SAGE. Prize, -.
FOOT RACE, Of ole huno-t' and fifty yards.
Open 20 sl members q the Pc department..
Pre-, on" hal ,!eouS silver FIont splsce Sicge.
1n. following sports VIII .ake place in 'he se,i:
MATCH GAME OF BASE BAIL be,w... r L.
GRASD CHALLENGE PIGEON SHOOTING
MATCH, Undey tlIe supervision .: =. Chsr]evilie.
ESQ. No. 50 St. CnsI.es srIe.:. PAGE 81. siiveI
aay.
etc, upon the grOunts
Tie track and gr.1Eds sj1i !e put ia the best
condition possible.
Entries for .he pony n,lls AID 600. race can be
0ace until ul TO the time OF Starting.
Parties Wishing to enter fGi the other races are
respectfully aes.es 70 axe Application 20 II
undersigned o. OF hstoIe saturday. Jane -. lS.3
IT ii.
Two move u he comIs.-to;s n II ,e rs qu,ei
t. make a race.
.he fire depa.tments q! CaTroll:on, Jefferson
City, GIetnS and Az .eTs aIe .a".t.d ~ compete N
tine trials.
Par,ies,vi.hine 70 purchase "a. privileges for
S'anCs, shows, games exhibitions. etc. ~l please
Apply 20 the cha rlnan oI tGe committee.
Mneic by the Einetstn'; Vn-t.6 States ILfaht.y
Band.
Hancn: Oh .ne platform.
In Of bad weather tie GaLciLS will take
place in the bricK building.
Admission-Gel:l.men ATTY ee1ts: !adiss snd
LEON BEErILl. Chairman.
icy !3t No 20 CaTonIslet street