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bur fiebt ct fort Sp!O9 al &l9oer,
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filling.
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paa tit Seielte ST. l., pepparenpe
til 81. 3 ON MprQenen.
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Local notices 10 cents per line
for the first insertion, and D cents
a line for every subsequent insertion.
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Subitriter paa "Secrrab Bciten".
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lin Sarm, /! @fil noro ira Secorab,
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for iffsrt al Charles Stsen sr pal9t
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St al Dc bsIoisits Sili9loer peo
Sperficrins, ri n~ossniinos bar bert,
foreialot i Main Street forIsoen Sns'
bag. 50 Smaaruuinser, iao ga
Den % Ieseoe, oa ct Spano Sslte,
forlp9not en- Irbeibsuosn tom !
fuIo Start iorbi ct Sierns % lob lis,
oper De Smaa, Der bslbi9uis iao laa
t0t iammsn at be fom li9e meuem
Ssitene % pare uitaote. Otter Den
iprite SorifreffeIis bar oUsr ~iortiat'
tsbes ossniussn IiOrltprret. GLUTEN,
iom fisrts. Hog paa Seitenc for at
fomme aiiteo, uoen at srtpnoi9e lls
ON Sernene bare lfaoeoe eller et.
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isl icrssoar / 6aoerue, iaa Oct life
bar al Seien ON Yolitiet bapoe i'm
Spm9rflombeb benpenbt osrpaa.
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prairie Bar for 5000 fiebt al 8.
$. Cation, Den 8p9nins iom for
8ipen benpttss al @ebitsr IL &sb.
Der til Sla9tsrbutif. % oil neite
Ior iGtte up Ell 2.gta9eS Wuritens.
b~D9nin9.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-24

Galmar Mtarfeoapriicr,
Sen 23oe Sftober.
Speoe SO. l 78 Gents.
SO. 2 70
8p8 SO / 90
go ? 50
SABRE $40
Smpr pr Yuno 25'
S@9 pr. 9uiin 10
Yoteter pr. 8ni1el 1870 st.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES
t.rse,,L T. tn. osLp NIL DAILY Srws.l
FROM SAN
VIII he specicd = The DefounE.
Nnpthaly squabblc Attempted
suieide- As~auit TO Murder-Ei Elm.
bessiement Trial = bunker Hill
IIonors.

San Francisco, June Ill r. NJ
0ccident will be speeded in this city
some day Of the present week, the pro-
ceeds Of the exhibition to go to the fund
for relief Of the Louisiana sufferers. 1t
is thought that George Treat will permit
Thai. Stevens to go at the same time.
The cases Of DeYoung and Nap.haly
will be continued to-day in the Police
Court.
Carrie White, n woman Of %ill-rcputc,
attempted suicide last night by taking
laudanum.
About midnight John Boyd shot twice
at Miss Mary Hoyt, hut did not hit her,
and was arrested for assault to murder.
The young lady had broken an engage
ment to marry him.
The trial Of Marks and son is proceed
ing to-day ON the part Of the prosecution.
Flags are ON all public buildings and
shipping to-day in commemomtion OF
Bunker Hill.
Grcenbacks 90a o H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
FROM YosEMITL.
Opening = View oad-CeiebSsting
the Event.

YOSEMITE. Cal, June 1.-THE Coul-
t~cryillc and Yosemite wagon road will be
completed to-day "wednesday and
stage coaches and carriaset will pass
yer over 1t tomorrow from the railroad
depots in the San Joaquin Valley to the
the hotels in the Yosemite Valley and
from the valley on the new road eight
miles through the MERGED Canyon to
Cascade Flat, to meet the first stages
and carriages coming into to the val
lev. Everybody here will go out. An
Grafton is to be delivered in the evening.
Rev. Mr.. Hemphill Of San Francisco is
ia TO be the orator. The valley Is to IL
lighted up with bonfires, salutes are 70
fred and ball closes up the proceed
ings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

WALLER on cR~xxArios.-M good men wno
deal fAiriy and squarely by Their fellows VIII %
p,easuahly remembered long alter their SOU,
shall have returned To tbs companionship W
the lust. and their bodies are properly cremAteu
In tas most approved modern style. There ~
burnt before death Tor their inherent wicked
ness. and among these are clothing dealers who
swindle their CUSTOMERS by selling elothing!not
worth half Its price. such men ought 10 Dc
eremated. and their stocks Of elo'hing with
them. Call 81 my store. In Halle building.
Main street, opposite tho once Of the toll
Hill SH~s. when you want clothing. and I viii
do you honest and square Justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
MInnLR.AaRn Il
PIONEER PICNIC LUNCHES.

All persons fron Virginia or Gold I'm, who
win b. unable to attend to the transportation Of
their own lunches to the Bowers Mansion, en-
the occasion OF the Pioneer Picnic, June 10th,
arc requested TO bring their baskets and pack.
age. properly tagged or marked, to. the rail.
road depots In either place, early on the nom.
log Of that day. There they will be taken
charge OF by a special committee who win see
that they are safely delivered on the grounds,
without extra charge, Have your packages at
the depot by ! o'clock In the morning. II pos.
sible.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
iul2 III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
s y IDA.

A WAY RAPID. safe AMI easy way 10 make mo
ney. Is to procure territory 10 introduce the latest
usefnllnycntIon that Is wanted every day by every
one, every where. who has q faniiy. 4 mll-sited
sewing Machine with Table snd Trsaile tor only
Sla that does the same work a. q machine you
would pay SS for, rapid. smooth ani irni, makes
4 seam ~ strong that tho cloth will tear before ihs
all work and the Improved hution Hole Worker used
By Us only. Agents only need show them In opsra-
chine was ever offered at any such price. A.irD sold
Last year. ln.GD families uss them. Demand In
Ministers, Judges. Lawyers. Eiitors. Maehinists,
Tail0fs, ETC., recommend them A. perfect. Rights
given ire 10 nrst applicants. II there u no agency
In your place, write ior u. OF buy q machine for your
family OF q relation, there l. none bitter OF 80 cheap.
Machines sent To all parts Of the country on receipt
of price. tla. Read advertisement beginning " 30
Saved IN every Family" In another column Of this
paper. Address the Proprietors, RoHERr J. MrL.
LOAN 4 Co.. ~ Canal street. New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
cOCHRANEs AUTOMATIC Eat.
Terry FEEDER.

In company with Mr.. ]. L. Holland.
agent for this State Of the Cochran Au-
tomato Quartz Feeder, we yesterday
visited the Sierra Nevada mill. north OF
Virginia City. where one Of the feeders
has been in constant operation for the
last ten days. The machine is very
simple and compact in construction. Is
understood at u glance, and only needs
to be set in operation, supplied with ore,
and then let alone, a. It will attend TO
the rest. The machine consists OF q
large hopper for holding the ore, with n
leather belt ut the bottom, which passes
over pulleys which are slowly revolyed
by the striking Of q tappet Of one OF the
stamps Of a battery. on . rod attached
to a friction clutch. which. pressing
against a driving wheel. causes the belt
TO slowly r~evolve, feeding out the ore
with n steadiness and eyenness which 1t
would be impossible to attain by hand
feeding. II il perfectly self.regulating.
from the fact that when there is too
much ore in the battery, the stamp will
not drop low enough to strike III
rod which is attached to the driv-
ing wheel, and. therefore, the belt ceases
to revolye and the feed stops until the
battery is empty; or until the tappet on
the stamp reaches the rod which drives
the machine, when 1t again commences
work. II makes no difference whether
the ore is dry or wet. fine or coarse, II
feeds either kind with the same stead
mess and precision. Mr.. Cochrane, the
inventor, il IN old California quart
miner and mill man. having been in the
business since 1854. The machine has
been in steady. use in Pugh's mill in
Placer county. CAL, the st. Lawrence
mill in Fl Dorado county. the Keystone
in Amador county, and the Mosquito
Gulch mills for the past six months, IN
all Of which the superintendent recon-
mend them in the highest terms possi-
BILE, freely admitting. after a close and
careful comparison OF the work OF the
feeders with that OF the hand feeding. u
saving in the first place OF the labor OF
two men per day; secondly a saving OF
at least ten per cent. in the wear OF shoes
and dies, and by steady, even feed
ing and keeping the orc in the
batteries ut an even hight that 1t will
feed ten per cent. more ore in the same
time than can be done Ivy hand. IL is q
machine TINT has long been needed in
our quartz mills, and Is well worth the
examination Of mill men throughout the
State. The agent, Mr.. Holland, not on
a. - l.. .I...,a, hta ma
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

AROUND ANoSa Us AGAIS.-G. W. Hall, f.
mlllafly known a. watty," having bought In.
to the Pioneer Laundry again, with his father,
IL once more nourishlng about among US al.
tending TO the busincs. department Of the on.
Germ. waity IL the old stand by. and under.
stands all The details OF The burine's most thor.
oughly. The Pioneer Laundry IL turning out
any amount OF work, don't In the most ~satisfac.
tory manner. II 10 ecservcdly a highly. popular,
well. patronizcd Institution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
DIR. A. u.

N.
thelorist and Physloloeist, whose successful
treatment Of certain physical disabilities and
functional arrangements deservedly entitls
him TO tho familiar recognition OF the drea'
Specialist, would respectfully inform tne eiu'
returned to Virgini,, ina Snn = eG aIwisp. !,
n ann HM pssn 20. sS Pcsto6ice
IA ~ n .,,eets thns vivinr INVALID An orpor.
snr,sx N ,iddinc thenselycs. through his pro.
fes.ionsi srcney' OF such constitutional annoy.
snrc. and siimsnts al ne claims to compass
and 10 rnrc Without entering into biogrsphi.
cal astsiI. n "a suoicicnt 10 slmpiy promuleate
he fsct thai DIR. spinney's earliest reputation
may. be traced back 70 his i%nsuguration and
conduct OF ne hon.ieai s y, &c r.ssy.h phssi
Instiiu,s. M ns1,.rs Ii \. csn,cS nv sn sl.ysisd
sasndsrS An eItended eSperiepce and an
sssin nuSI ~, s ~ y, snss. sssntsnces m sneces,
ensS.o n n,nd ~ Han Of tha mniiitorT eSsonie
~ sn9 ,asIaan, - hc,h ..sas sneh a. Nss.
snecu9 nnni,',s Rsns,sd vt,.I,v yo.ths.i
vvss Ws,,,arn imnsdimsnis GhronIe and
General iniictions.
~ THE LADIES'
\ DIR. SPINNRY, while naturally impressed
with the delicscy OF the sublect, feels no hesl-
tation In assuring them that, In conjunction
with a competent knowledge Of their various
fuWcrt1gs, tuCl rs NtTNOutnttH, NtuTnlSla,
spinal weakness, Loss Of Appetite, Lassitude,
Prolapsus Uteri, RetrovcrrIons OF DlsplAcc
ment OF the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities,
Leuchorea. DJrpepsia, Indigestion, Constipa-
tion, and the many petty. Irritating Distractions
that almost Invariably have their origin 10 the
uterine region, afford them immediate relief.
cOuR Ann RR uRAIRD.
uz..s" -, ~. .o,, ,,a.hl. n.x
IA T., ~ n.e,n ~, so9, ss:. n;
will cost you nothing Tor consultation, 90
please call and satisfy yourselves whether the
Doctor understand your case. III ne can cure
you he will tell you 90; " not, he Will say 80,
Tor he viii not undertake q cure unless he 10
confident OF efecting q cure.
YOUNG MIN,
w. Az. .e..,. ,,v,,,h-
WI M ' suue.nmo IN Snssnn !oan.I,
~. Iouisso VI in. M. WI ~ WI ~. al
.,h. ~ =, snT.s, =. nsn'v mn spIw.
NV iii .a.aa .s 1870, 3.oo ~. =,
VI. wun w. ,oa.V.. 80 Sus...y,
easco, se M meann vi P''ss'e as.s.SS
y m M. .. ~
he unsa,,nnst: .nseres who ma, r.sS M NO.
lee ,hsi Va. are ,,ssiIsv n,or d.n"r,an,
.,o.nd sbsn Won ,on,.es a.i.y In .sshins tss
n,onsr ,s,na,y ~, VIM, eomy,sin, Won NAV
bs' In the nrst sta.e.remembe, Won Are M.
nrosehing he last m Won ara horieriny an
III la, and a,e .,s.,fnr nm. n, iii IN H.
anii -. " ~ ~. I'm nn, nhs,in.s
r.s, ~ ,.ras,In.,,,n H. ,Ir,a NM. nana
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
~ THE CABLES.
In.urrsctIon In AIgiers.

LONDON. June l7.-Advices from Al
giers state that Moorish insurgents in
vadcd that city, but were rcpulsed by
French troops. Twelve invaders were
killed and n number wounded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

LIVE FURNITURE MAS.-For a wide
awake. energetic. accommodating, live
furniture dealer, give us ]. Cornwel, at
No. 80 North G street. Virginia. Ever
on the alert for that which Is new or an
improvement Of anything in his line OF
business, he has gradually acquired such
"A variety Of beds that it is impossible
for q customer to call and not be suited.
Not only that; but IL his customer has a
fancy for a style Of his own, Cornwel
will manufacture him one to order in
the shortest time possible. However,
he has a patent spring bed that he man
| ufactures expressly for the people OF
| Storey county. which, for cleanliness,
cheapuess, durability, comfort and con-
ycnicnce, cannot be e,celled. Give him
a call. anu prove the truth Of what we
say.
HoLIpAY GRlSrkp.-The Pacific Coast
Pioneers have. through their Chairman
and Secretary. ". ID. q. Gibson and IL.
Fitzsimmons, addressed n circular to the
superintendent Of the several mines on
the Comstock Lode. asking that leave OF
absence be granted TO those Of their
employees who desire 10 attend the picnic
at the Bowers Mansion, ON Saturday
next. We are authoritatiyely informed
that favorable responses have already
been received from a majority OF the
mining Superintendent.
A SENSIBLE ARRANoENESr.-On the
occasion Of the great Pioneer Picnic,
next Saturday. all the available pas
senger coaches and cabooses Of the road
have been secured for the women and
children, and will be exclusively reserved
for that purpose, The men arc able to
ride ON the open cars and will allow the
ladies' and children TO ride under cover.
This Is us IL should DO.
A Rouou TRP.-The Fourth Of July
executive committee had a rather rough
time coming home from Virginia last
evening. owing 10 the high gale prevail
ing at the time. We understand that
Constable Tom Harkin lost his hat in
coming over the divide.
FrSERAL.-The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen
Diamond. at Virginia this afternoon,
was very largely attended. The process
sion was an unusually long one, all OF
the livery teams In Virginia, Gold Hill,
Silver City and Dayton having been en-
gagged for the occasion,
KSioHrs or PrrMs.-Lincoln Lodge
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

WILLIAM Castle, the well known
tenor. has just returned from 0 two
wears tour in Europe, and will Join the
kellogg troupe next season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
The Famine I'm India.

CALCUTTA, June 17.-Copious rains
have greatly improved the prospects OF
crops. The Government still feeds three
hundred thousand people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

TIE Montebello Metternich affair,
which nearly resulted in a duel Is DIES,
cribed by the London press as marked
bv elaborate and solemn Stiffness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

LEAGUES have been formed in 1.-THE
best society Of Paris, Rome, Milan,
FLORENCE and Venice against the i'm
moral plays that bold the modern stage
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

MEDICAL woSprRA - This great Remedy
should be kept BY everybody, - q cures pains
internal and external, purines the blood. regs-
late. the kidneys and liver. For sale by all
Druggists. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

..PnoSouScEp Individuality" Is the
disease from which the President Is SUI
frring. according to the Hartford cou-
T,unf
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srOcK REPORT.
lsxrssrsp DAILY MT nrxER . NALL


IkxEDXTMD DAHL M = aAA
Last Evening.
S. Meadow Valley, ~, 9k
a Raymond 4 Ely, Az. y b5
IS Eureka Goa, IN
$40 Phoebe. ~
so Belmont, 5. $. boO
50 Washington \ Creole, sc
30 Silver Peak
4G5 Newark, ~.
SOS n Dorado soath. AZ, AZ
30 Mentor. Belmont, 3, J sSD
go Rye Patch, N. Ia
500 X X Con. 81.
go Cherry Greek, IL. IN
80 Eureka "a. vJ0
50 Independent. 25c
10 Golden Chariot, 10
loo Mahogany, ~, N
SO War Eagle, ~, 3.
100 silver Chariol, i2k, i2k bO
% Ida Fillmore. N
80 Enplrs ldahol, i3S, i3I, II
w. Red Jacket, AZ
loo silver Cord. AZ
300 Poorman, ~
La, Chariot MIL, Gk. &. b3o. 6x, 6A bO
80 bellevue, Xxi.
SO Bslehsr. 'ss. IS, ssk. IN, IS b
2iI5 ophir. i',.. ia so. is,s .lo, Is, isS
io.s Ovsrsaa, "a, 1&, 81, - bO
la Grown Point, 81, sik b5o
iss savage, 50. NJ, seS, ST
is5 Baltimore Cen lex
20 Chollar Potcsi, %
Is O., yiry,ni. ~
l,ss imp.r,sl> s,.. q bs,G
40 Ne. Belchrr ~. si 100. Al
Anhs nsrniss'
l2s5 Ophlr, 10, 49,, i9k sO
loo GOuldt CARY, AK
% Beet a Belcher.2 "a
100 Chsllar. rste.l, TO-, C., s5., IS, Slk. tsS
no
355 Savage, 81, so,, si., 81 b3o
W Hale 4 Norcro-., a., S,, t5S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

Tux Thakorc Of BhownuSSer. India;
a youth Of seventeen. lately espoused
four young ladies Of royal blood ut one
time-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

FINE PIANO FoR sALr.-A nno plano 10 Of.
Tered for sale, cheap for cash. A rare bargain.
For full particulars call immediately At the
Metropolitan Boot and shoe Store, No. los
South y street, Virginia City. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @. Norman. the great
Astrologist, has returned 10 Gold Hill, and 10
past, present and future events Of life. once
hours, from 0 A. ~. to y r. =. Residence, Pto-
nesr street, rear Of the Eclipse stable. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

N%oLrEsEirR, Of the Metropolitan Boot and
shoe Store, has removed to i0s South q street,
Virginia. buy your Boots and Shoes OF him,
as he IL sellin- cheaper than ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

Turlarrc.,s,sek ofdryroodsatbsalAnd' leone
andsee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
Gold Expectation.

NEw York. June 1.-THE steamship
Cuba took to-day $4,000 in gold coin
and 5000, 900 in gold bars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

SEVENTEENTH orJrSL.-Lest our RAJ
crs might not all be cognizant Of the
fact, w will state that to-day is the an
niyerssry Of the battle Of Bunker Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

CoNrLrxKsrARIEs.- wv are pleased TO
ACKNOWLEDGE the receipt Of compli-
mentary tickets to the great Pioneer
Picnic, next Saturday.
MErEoRoIooIcAL.- At ~ n. to-day
the thermometer in Gold Hill indicated
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ASSESSMENT LEVIED. - The Virginia
City Coal Company have levied an Ns-
sessment Of ive cents per share. See
official notice in another column.
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Robbers aud S,sasOrOsDrm.

To the Editor of the N O. Picayune:
AS stories about robheries committed
by the agency of chloroform are just now
enjoying a periodical revival, allow me to
say for the instruction Of the public, what
every one experienced in taking this sub.
stance knows, "that to administer chloro
form to one asleep without awakening
him, is next to impossible.
Even with q patients consent to take
it, and his voluntary assistance, on &C.
count of its pungency and it's very un-
pleasant primary etfects,it is generally no
easy matter to bring him under the anas-
thetic.
Some years ago. avoung lady who had
suffered mislIap, (as alleged, under the
influence Of chlOroforn given while she
was asleep, came to this city for advice
The physician to whom she applied, a
gentleman of eminence in the profession,
not believing such a thing possible, asked
|my opinion, and undertook to settle the
question definitely. l was then physician
to the Charity Hospital. .and, accompanied
by a well-known medical man. / visited
my wards at night and made the expert
ment on number of men OF course
selected those who were not sick IA the
fittest and fairest Subjects have had
great experience in giving chloroform,
and proceeded therefore in the manner
most likely to result successfully. With
sufficient light in the room to see what |
was doing. notwithstanding the utmost
patience and care not to give the chloro-
form so as to irrilate to any svoidahle de-
gree, failed totally to get single indi-
vidual under the substance After taking
few whiffs,each one would start up, wide
awake
That other very delicate little fancy of
the reporters about introducing chlore-
form spray through the key hole, etc, is
all in Elizabeth Martin 'seye. If the at
mosphere were so charged as to make the
rightful occupants of the room insensi-
bile, what would become of the burglar
when he entered ? M d.
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THE TYRE.
Lexington Races Second Day.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May l2.-Thc da,
was beautiful. a clear cloudless sky,wi,l
a gentle breeze blowing. A large con
course OF spectators wss present Th,
occasion was one Of great Interest. .prin
clpal'y On account Of the tact that Ton
Bowling was to turn out The ladies'
stands were filled with ladies' from The
best families of the country.
The first race was mile and - hal,
dash, the contestants being Tom Bow
ling, four years old, by Lexington ant
out of Lucy Fowler, aud Jean V;Iiean
hy Lightning and out OF Sequin, fou,
years old. During the race the excite.
meni ran high, with frequent rounds Of
cheers The Time made is said to be
the fastest on record for the distance
z :34S The race was won by Tom
Bowling, he leaving his opponent al
least three seconds behind Tom con
tlnued the race as far rs the two mile
pole, which he reached in the remarka
BILE time Of 3:274 The betting stood
in the proportion of to in favor OF
Tom Bowling.