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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
Sixth Day of the Spring Meeting
at Jerome Park.
THE COACHING CLUB.
Lovely Weather and a Fair
Attendance.
FOUR CAPITAL RACES.
FOUR CAPITAL RACES.
leander, Sultana Ore Knob and Sum-
burst the Winners.

The ride delightful 20 Jerome Park yesterday
afternoon, and many enjoyed II, the being well
sprinked all the way Tho country looked very fresh
ana clcan and the perfume OF tho flowers, grass and
Foliage tho road to the delicious The at
tendance at the club house largo as Il bas
been the other days OF The meeting those that
there seemed take great niercst in the run.
nng
TR COACHING cLrs
represented by Mr.. Leonard ". Jerome with his
cross team OF bays and grays, and Mr. schcrnerhorn
With his cross team Of three chesinuts and pay.
The stands and lawn In frcni and the north OF tho
stands where the pool selling was done. wcrc dcnscly
crowded during the afternoon, and much speculation
took place the various events that or
Tho track In good condition, and the weather
very suitable Tor fast work. The racing was good
throughout each giving the greatest satisfaction
10 many spectators. There four events on the
card first FREQ handicap sweepstakes, dash Of
mile; the second the Ladies' Stakes, dash oil milo
aud halt; the thrd heats Of mile and an eighth. and
the fourth tree handicap sweepstakes, dash OF .
mile and three quarters
THE FIRST RACE
free handicap sweepstakes OF S25 EACH II not de-
rlarcd out with 5000 nddca tho second horse to re-
ceivc 1928 out OF the stakes; the distance mile
There were nine entries Tor the race, comprising d.
NcDaniels chestnut mare Madgc, by Australian, dam
Alabama, years old, carrying III lbs. 10 Donahues
chestnut horse Spindrn by Bonnie Scotland, dam
BY Wagner aged Ia lbs. G. L. Loriilard's bay colt
Leandcr BY Enquirer, dam by Bonnie Scotland,
years old liz lbs; Charles Reeds gray Ally Gray
Nun, by Asten dam Fairy, years old, liz lbs J. H.
Raccy's bay colt bennington I'd, by bennington dam
Susan Bean, years old, % lbs L. A. Clabaugh's bay
geldng Cyril by Planet dam Fairy, years old OF lbs
D. d. withers' imported chestnut Ally Cyclone, by
Parmesan, dam Typhoon, years old, IS lbs. D. J.
Crouse's brown horse Huckcbegry, by imported Hur-
rah, dam Mcr's Wagner, years old, los lbs., and
John Coifccs black horse b. +. Carver, by Lightning,
dam La victme years old, los lbs Madgc had tho
call in tho betting Spndrilt second choice, Leandor,
the winner, being sold in tho field.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The yacht Fleur de Lis, from Saybrook Conn, for
Boston, and schooner yacht Restless 8. Nicholson
Kane, from Now York, arrived at Newport r. l., yes
terday
Yacht ARIEL Seawanhaka Yacht Club, Mr.. ". l.
Swaun, passed milestone, l. l., yesterday afternoon,
cruising eastward.
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ROWING AT ST. JOHN, N. B.

ST. Jonx June Is, 1876.
All the funds necessary for sending the Paris crew TO
the Centennial have been secured.
The Ross Brayley sculi race comes on tomorrow
evening the Kenucbccnsis
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end OF long They slide very we'll, but the leg
work At the end Of the slide might be improved, and
one or two slide too soon.
Wesleyan sends no Freshman crew this year
Tho University crew may use their old boat, but
there 10 probability that Fesron, OF Yonkcrs VIII
build new
The will leave Tor Saratoga the 9th inst
As in previous races they will row stripped 10 the
waist with lavender handkerchieis
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EASE DALI NOTES.

Tho Mutuals and Chicagos play again tomorrow.
The Nameiess and Wrona clubs play Prospect
Park o-morrow afternoon.
At Syracuse yesterday tho Stars defeated the Frank
lns OF Auburn, by score of IS TO 4.
Al Boston the Boston Club defeated the St Louis BY
q score OF 10 TO 5.
At Philadelphia the Athletics scored II to for the
Clncnnatis.
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The game between Maurice Daily and Cyrillc Dion
played out last night resulting In victory for g
Dion by total OF :. 600 10 / s64 for DAILY The
playing torpid ana, part Of the time below that OF
an average amateur game.
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BICYCLE CONTEST.

The bicycle contest which took place last night at the
Rink between Professor McCclland ana William Den
vcc. for $3.50 side best two out Of three heats Of two
miles, thrco miles and two miles respectively, proved =
One exhibition Of racing The urst heal Of Two mncs
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RHINEBLCK PARK RACES.

pouGnEEgpsIr. y. Y, June Is, 1870
Tho second days al Rhinebeck Park were more
largely attended than they yesterday. Two races
troticd, OF which the following arc tho
RHISRBrcK PARK June l5-Purse $3.50, for ESQ
horses xl25 to FIRST SI5 second and $50 10 third
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Clubs Ist ID Sd a. 5M GA. tn sA sM
Mutual 0 40
Chicago..... 0 0 10
Runs earncd-Mutual 81 Chicago, Q.
First base by errors OF opponen.s-Mutual, 2; Chi
cago,
Time Of game-Two hours
Umpre-Mr Daniels, Of Hartford.
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Hunter is the nrst choice but selling At email otcs
against tho ncla
The running race is for $780, and the same horses
OF the meeting will run--nnmeiy vloes, Hartlard
and Guder Rose Violet Is selling the fayorie to-
night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16

.ChAngea irom . nIle and hye.sighths to mile and
TIE THIRD RACE

for purse OF $780, winners OF mile heats third
ray lvc pounds extra. heats Of mile and eighth.
There four starters Tor tins race comprising ID.
McDanies bay colt Brother 10 Basse,t by Lexington,
dam Canary Bird. years Old carrying l0l lbs Olcn
Bo~e's chestnut colt orc Knob, by Dickens. dam Slip
per- years old. IFS ibs Carr Co bay colt vceroy,
By ;iircy. dam 10 Ruric years old iol lbs.
aud W. X Babccck's chestnut horse Osmorc, by Bay
D:ck. dam by Oliver. years ou, l2t lbs. Brother
Bascu was the tvou;c selling N some OF the pools
Tor more Than all The others comOncL
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GRAND NATIONAL QUOT MATCH.

To-day the Second DIVISION N.G.S.N.Y., Will senc
detachmcnis TO the range TOR practice.
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BosroS June IS, 1876.
Tho following summaries OF two tro,,ed at
Mystic Park to-day -
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Lcandcr first away, Cyclone second, Gray Nun
third, Cyril fourth, bennington I'd fifth, spndrft
sixth, Aadge seventh. b. i. Carver eighth, Huckle-
berry ninth. Several OF tho horses changed thor
places rapidly they around the upper turn and
when they reached the quarter pole Lcander lead
Ing a length bennington 81 second Cyclone third
Cyril fourth, Madgc nth, Huckcbcrry sixth, Spind-
rift seventh, Gray Nun eighth, b. +. Carver ninth
There few changes the horses passed around tho
blu As they of sight Leander had the best Of
IL by two lengths, bennington % second. Cyril third
Cyclone fourth Madge lfih spindrift SIXTH Hucklc-
berry seventh Gray Nun eighth, B. r. Carver ninth.
There again lew changes around the lower turn
but coming up the homestrctch there many be-
hind Ieandcr, who showed the way he liked He
landed an easy winner by lengths, Huckleberry
second head In front OF Cyril and Madgc, who made
a dead heat for third place, bennington % nth,
Sp.ndrn sixth, D. f. Carver seventh, Gray Nun
eighth. Cyclone ninth. Time of the mile, AGA.
THE SECOND RACE.
The Ladies' Stakes dash of mile and half
which, out of forty three nominations, bad but four
starters These were Mr.. Bclmont's bay ally sunana
by Lexington dam Mildred, and tho Same gencman's
brown my Patience, by Parmcsap, dam Patronage; j.
n. Gibncys a. wclch) chestnut nlly Love Chase by
bennington, dam Henrietta WEIGH, and r Lorillard's
bay Oily Mcrccss, by Eclipse, dam Barbarity. MR.
Belmont's entries the av0rites the field at
large odds. lie StiFcu TWO, Dut ~uiaUd cut out tue
work at the start, ran as she liked and won In
cantcr.
BETTING.
Bclmonts team ............ COO GOO 400
The held 225 us $50
Ths horses had capital start and they very
lcisurely ioi the ars quarter OF mile. when they
reached the ihrcc-quarer pole sustana thrce-quar
o length .rcnt OF Mcrucss, the latter Two
lengths advance oil Patience, who was length
ahead 81 Love Chase Sultaaa galopcd strong up the
quarter stretch, and passed tue Judges stand two
lengths advance OF Mercess the latter two lengths
in front Pasencc who had her head front oil Love
chase At the quarter pole Suitana led three lengths
Merccss second tnrec lengths front Of Love Chase
The latter neck advance of Patience The titles
passed around the Hill out OF sight in this way; but
when they appeared IN view again Sultana leading
Blk cngs-s, Aescicss second. a dozen lengths IN ad-
vance Of Patience the others lar behind Suiiana
uoihing 10 aiierward but gaop home a winner,
when she did eight lengths IN front OF Merccss. tho
latter dozen lengths ahead OF Patience, Love Chase
100 yards away. Tine, 2i6. The stake amounted TO
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Totals. s27 10 Toials.... H. ~ II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-24

60 pa day at home. Agents Wanted.
ICk q Outfit and terms free. TRUE h CO..
Augusta, Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-24
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Hurricane Mining Company.

Hurricane Mining Company.
Y oChTION of principal place Of bust
a lness, in tho city and county OF san Fran
CISCO and state OF California.
Location Of works, Oreana, Humboldt
county Nevada.
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN that at
meeting Of the Directors of said Company
held IN lhe 9Th day OF July, 1876. al aAsess-
ment (No. u OF Twenty -hve cents per share
was levied upon th} capital stock Of
the corporation, p bile ON or before
the Sth day Of August, 1877 in United
states gold coin, to ". o, NJ, Berry. Secretary
thereof, ut its Office. No, $40 Montgomery
street, city and county and state aforesaid.
ANY stock upon which this assessment sha all
remain un aid on the said sth day Of August,
1876, will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment il
made before. wi he sold u SAT; RDAI, the
WENl Y-SlXfH day Of AUGUST. 1876. to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expo nses Of sale.
W, .. Al. BERRY,
Secretary Of the Hurricane Mining Com.
pany.
Once OF the Company. located at No. 240
Montgomery street, Ran Francisco, California.
jul i2.td
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
kontezuma Mining Company.

Y OCATjUN nj principal place of business.
4 Ain the city and county Of San Francisco
and StcJe Of California.
Location Of works. Oreana, Humboldt coun-
ty, Nevada.
NOtICE l. HERFBY GIVEN, that at a
meeting Of the Directors OF said Company.
held ON the Tth day Of July, 1876, an assess
ment mo. j. Of twenty Five Cents per share,
was levied Opon the cai it'll stock Of the r.
poration, payable On 81 before the sth day Of
august, 1876, in United States gold coin,
to W. o. NJ. Berry, secretar. Thereof, at lis
Office, No. 240 Montg, merry street, city and
county and state aforesaid.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rem4-n unpaid on the said eighth day OF Au-
gust, 1876, will be Delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction, aud unless payment
is made before, will be sold on SATURD y,
the TNENIYslX day of AUGUST, 1916,
to pay the delinq ent assessment together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale. ". q. Vi. BERRY.
Secretary Of the Monttzums Mining Com
pany.
Once If the Company located at No. 24o
Montgomery street. san Francisco California,
jyt2ta
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-24
NOTICE TO LIEN
HOLDERS.

JUSTICES COURT. UNION TOWNSHIP, HUHBoLpT
COUNTY, NEVADA,
W. G.. RECORD
vs..
JAceB ULRIcH and EVA ULIICH, defendants,
and G. W. IURIIN and X. W. Wo,D, persons
claiming liens ON the Real Estate hereinafter
iscribed.
Yzyo ALL PERSONS CLAIMING OR
\ holding liens, unaer the provisions Of
an Act of the Legislature Of the state OF
Nevada entitled y An Act to reeure liens to
inc chanics and others, al q to r. pal all other
cts IN relation thereto" approved March 2.
1879. on the following described premises
md real estate situate in the town of Winnie
aucca, in said COZ nty and State, to wit:
Lots number IL and II on blcek NJ as desig-
nated upon the Official map II said town,
together with the hall, saloon and all other
buildings upon said lots.
WHEaEAs. the said Plaintiff has COM
nenced action in said Court against said
eferdants to foreclose y lien held by him
sgsinst the shove described property, under
he provisit rs Of said Act, you are hereby
OF fed to be and appear before the Jnstics's
,orrt Of Mon Township in said county at
Ire Office # tho Justice Of that Court in the
town Of Winnie nuccs on the LIST day OF August,
= d. 1870, az 10 o'clock A. N. OF said day
hen ana thsre to sxhibn the proof OF year
safd liens.
ts GRASS l. HANDING.
Attorneys for PlaiRtiK.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-24
81 = to GSsCAp.r day at homo, Sam
STIssos X Co ,pertJsad, Maine.
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
~ undersigned admins traitor OF A. l..
Page, decea.'d. to tina credit ors and all per-
son having claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them with the necessary vtuehers
within ten months after the first pnblieation
OF this notice to the said dmIaistrator at his
res idence winnemuccs, county Of aum-
boldt ntato of Nevada.
Dstsd JaLe 10, 1876.
T. c. RANSOM,
kdninistratcr oftAs Estate
aria Of l.. Page, dsssassA.
~ 77A
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-24

NvOTICH ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ under the law each male resident OF this
state over twenty-onc and under SIXTY years
OF age is subject to poll tax Of four dollars
Any person or p, rsunH, company or corpors
ii dcin2 businets in the state. and having
by direct contract. or indirectly through Other
contractors, il their employ one or more per-
sons Liable 10 ard owing Poll Tax, shall be
liable for any and all Poll axos that may DO
due from such employees The law will 10
strictly and promptly enforced.
JAMES BCCKNTR,
County Assessor.
winnemucca April %, 1870. sR
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscrotions of youth, nervous week.-mrs.
early decay, loes Of manhood &c, | will send
reeve that will cure you, FREE OF
CHANGE. This great remedy was discovered
bv missionary i'll South America. SEND 4
self-addre ssed envelope to the REV. JtssrH
L. INMAN, Station u. Bible House. New
York City mas 6m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-24

kWho may be suffering from the effect OIL
youthful follies or iudiacretion. will dol
EGell to avail themsciye a If this, the great
Test boon ever laid 1T The altar If suffering
humanity. DIR. spINNEY will guaran.
itee to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal
1--WE aknoss, or private disease OF my kind orI
bchaI 1cter which he undertakes and fails
20 cure. He would therefore SAY to the IN
fortunate sufferer who may read this notice,
hat yonsarc trcading on danger us ground
lwhen yon longer delay in seeking the pre-
lpef remedy for your complaint. You may d
in the FIST stage; remember you ara sp'
}pro@ching the last. IL you are bordering
upon the last and are suffering some or OIL
Sof its Ill effects, remember that II yen pot
sist in piocrastipation, the time must come
when the most skiilful physician can ron.
Ter Fou No assistance. when the door OF
Hope will be closed against you: when 40
1 NIGEL Of mercy can bring you relief. In no
ahs has the Doctor failed Of success. Taea
ct not despair work upon your imagination
nut avail yourself of the beneficial rssnle.
1 his treatment before } our cas-. Ii bsyona
he reach OF medical skill, or before grim
leath buTriee you to o premature grave
full course Of treatment S25. Send nionsy
by Post once order or Express vita Ssl
description OF case.
Call. or address.
p So DR. A. n. aFINNEY.
Ne. N Kssrnsy Street, sas Yrsnstsss
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Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
ds24tf w. r. STEVEEs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-24
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAsl.
Express Train arrives at 1910 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1855 A. NJ
Emigrant TraiL arrives at 10 p. M
and leaves at 10:45 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at II M. and
caves at 12:45 p. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 1920 P. n.
and leaves at 1886 P. II.
Emigrant Train arrives at 1880 P. N.
and leaves at 8:15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 11:5O A. N.
and leaves at 12:40 P. n.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise CITY, Idaho Territory:
idaho Stage leaves daily at II A.
N. and arrives at 2:30 P. M.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ey, leaves upon the arrival OF the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
Moons.
Snaps Express. from Winnemucca
to varyville. Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
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CsEND 25c. I GP. ROwELL h CO., New
G}York, for Pamphlet If 100 pages. contain
ing l. ats of 5000 newspapers, aud sstinAtss
showing cost OF Advertising.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-27
Heaven.

A little boy was walking in the fields
with his mother, one day. He looked
up to the sky and said, "Oh, mother,
heaven is SO far of, I'm afraid I shall
never get there.
"My DEAR" said his mother, ''heaven
must come to us before we can go to it. .
He didn't understand what she meant.
Then she told him what Jesus said when
he was on earth. These were his words
eff any man love Me, my Father will
love him, and we will come unto him
and make our abode with him" Jesus
is willing to come into your heart He
is standing and knocking for you to let
Him in. And when He comes in He
brings heaven with Him. He will make
heaven in your heart, if you let Him
come and dwell there. But, if we don t
let Him come and dwell in our hearts
here, He won't let us go and dwell with
Him In heaven hereafter. Heaven must
come to us before we can go to it.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-27
ShOrt-HOrn Sales In 1875.

A list of LOG public sales of Short
Horns in the United States and Canada
in 1876 has been compiled, at which
4, BAT animals were sold for 81, 832, 1888,
an average of $421. So, each. Seventeen
of these sales, amounting to 1927, 731
were on gold basis. The highest prices
were $4,000 (gold) and ST., 800 for heif-
ers, and $40, 900, $1,000 and SIS, 300
(gold) for bulls.
The well-known Illinois auctioneer,
Col. j. W. Judy, made 70 sales, includ-
ing 1856 animals, sold for 1856, 045,
averaging 1879.
It should be borne in mind that these
large averages were greatly helped by
sales of comparatively small number Of
very fashionably bred animals, large
number being sold at prices much below
the average.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-27
For the Benefit of Married Momen.

New York bids fair to place herself in
line with the States which protect mar
ried women in the enjoyment and con-
troll of their separate property. A bill
has been introduced in the Legislature
which provides that any married woman
possessed of separate property may enter
into contract for the purchase of real
and personal estate. or for any other pur-
pose, or may take upon herself any obi
cation with like effect in all respects as
if she were unmarried. The bill also
provides that the sfreal estate Of the hus-
band of any female who may hereafter
marry shall not be liable for any dover
right in said female prior to the death
of said husband and provides, still
further, that on the decease of any mar
ried woman possessed of real estate the
husband shall have maritaI'right in her
real estate undisposed of by will equiva-
lent to dover. The intention is, evil
IDENTIFY, toput husband and wife on basis
of equality; but why the operation of the
law should be extended to all g females
instead of being confined TO those of the
human race, does not clearly appear.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-27
4 Curious Coincidence.

The Albany N. Y.) Argus relates the
following "Last spring a certain
house builder left his home in West
Troy without announcing his intention
to his family or friends. On Tuesday
last his wife found the first clew to his
movements she had been able to obtain.
The following singular story is told in
this connection : The deserted wife,
while in conversation with an Albany
lady, spoke of the lost husband, and ex-
pressed surprise that she had not been
able to CLEAN any tid1ngs of his where
abouts. The Albany lady observed that
she was in similar quandary as to the
abiding place of sister, a widow, who
left her home some weeks ago with an
'old bachelor Gas she put it, from some
place north of Albany. After considera-
BILE conversation, the Albany lady ex-
hibited a photograph Of the old bach
elor.' The deserted wife recognized the
picture as that of her lost husband. The
old bachelor and the Albany widow
are supposed to be living in Milwaukee. I"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-27
Punch'S Prophecies for 1875.

There will be great many births, un-
accompanied by any very large amount
of rejoicing.
There Will be several deaths, which
will not cause too extravaganza grief.
A great many people will marry in
haste, and proceed to enjoy the delight
full sensation known as repenting at
leisure
A few will marry at leisure and repent
In haste.
Being leap year more young people
than usual of both sexes will be plunged
into that state of semi-idiotic bliss con-
sidered inseparable to an engagement.
Many young ladies will be kissed
under the mistletoe, and will say they
don't like it.
Many young (-old) ladies will say they
don't like being kissed under the mistle-
toe, and won't be.
There viii be several railway accidents.
Many ships will come into collision.
Some explosions domestic and other
wise) may be looked for.
Many children will receive the name
of John.
Lots of young men viii have difficult
ties with their latchkeys at about two
q. m.
Other young men will announce their
intention to give up business and go on
the stage.
More young men will declare their de-
termination to live on their pens.
Various parents and guardians will
view the above proceedings with mark
ed displeasure.
Several casualties (such as broken
hearts, loss of false teeth, separation
from chignons, etc., will occur on skat-
ing Kinks. +aa# e7gg
Capt. Hawk will take little Pigeon to
a first rate place for a quiet game Of bill
l1ards or ecarte. $3.50.
Much. money will be lost over the
Derby.
Several dramatic authors will be led
to think of their future state by the re
ception awarded to their plays by kind
and discerning public.
There will be some changes of Govern
ment in France.
Things will be made unpleasant for
the First Lord of the admiralty soon after
the assembling of Parliament.
There will bea panic on the Stock
Exchange.
There will be several sensational trials,
to report the details of which the daily
press will exclude from their columns
all literary, artistic, scientific, and dra-
matte news.
Some wives will run away from their
husbands.
Some husbands will run away from
their wives.
There will be numerous comic songs
produced.
No mirth will be caused by the above.
A lot of people will write bad novels.
A lot more people will be intensely |
boared by reading the same.
The farmers will grunble at the har-