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He SCORES.


In Company Il Lieutenant L. A. Goetcr presented
gold medal 10 be shot for by tho men Of his company,
the marksman who might win 1t three times running
70 become It's possessor II was won to-day tor tho
third time by Sergeant Ryan and, therefore, became
his property. His scores were as iollows:-iOO
yards 70; 100 yards. III 800 yards, III 400 yards.
In Company K, medal presented by Lieutenant
Geer Tor the best shooting ut tho loo yards range by
member OF his company was won by Private Samuel
Lowery, with score of 10 points.
THE FLUSHING COMPANY.
couple OF es OF the First separate company of the
Second division, belonging to Flushing, l.. l., also
practised yesterday afternoon Fourteen men wcre
for the second class, and subsequently, for the first
class shooting Their names and scores the longer
ranges are privates +. J. Ruand 20 points; Charles
Koch, 25; William Lowerre 20
The day was cloudy and unpleasant and heavy
showers ieli at intervals The light. though not
bright, was strong. and the atmosphere was fairly
clear breeze OF medium force blew from the
southeast. Members Of the Eighth and Fifth regi-
mens ana of the cavalry battalion practised Al tho
short ranges In anticipation Of the coming team
petitions
To-day the long range match for the Remington prize
Of $500 viii take place 1t Is open 10 all members Of
the National Rifle Association, subject entrance
fee Of 81 which includes ammunition none but store
at 900 yards and twenty at 1000 Part Of tho entrance
ices VIII be divided between tho first and second The
weekly match of the Irish-American Rife Club viii
likewise take place
INTERNATIONAL MATCH
The committee on the international match OF the
National Rifle Association held a meeting yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. N. Z. Stanton. General d. E. Wye,
Captain j. g. Storey, Captain Casey, Colonel Scott and
Mr.. G. s. Schermerhorn were present 1t was re-.
ported that ample provision has been made for the
accommodation of visitors to the great matches
to take place. tent will be erected and stools
and benches have been provided sufficient for tho
accommodation oil q large number.
The British team Is expected to arrive in the harbor
to-day, and the steamer n. K. Hopkins will proceed
from tho Battery down the bay to meet them ut
twelve O'Clock noon. The Governors Island Band will
be board Tho officers and directors Of the National
Association, tho life members and the New Orleans
and International teams havc boon invited to be
board The team will be landed Twenty third street
dock and conveyed IN carriages to.the Fifth Avenue
Hotel The Long Island Railroad Company will supply
the team with handsomely engraved passes.
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SCOTTISH-AMLRICAN ATHLETICS.

Tho Scottish American Athletic Club will hold the
third OF Of handicap games to-day on the club
grounds No. 320 West Fifty fourth street. commencing
six T. NJ The following Is the list Of games and
number OF entries for each:-
Two hunurcd and twenty yards run--rhirteen en-
tries; to bo IN tnreo trial heats aud final heat
Four mile walk-Fivc entries.
Relie race-lwelvo entries TO DO run In three trial
heats and final heat
1he last will be new feature at athletic games.
The list OF competitors includes the names OF such we'll
known amateurs as Mcssrs Grinen, Wilson, AcNichol
Adams and More, and IN the walk with Messrs Cronn
and oolcott the scratch, last time may be expected
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MINERS APPEAL TO JUSTICE.
CUIcACO Ill AuDusi d 1877

Tho coal miners in the vicinity OF La Salle wha
struck July u, appeared in the United Statea
Court this morning and filed petition representing
their grievances, which that, after having arr
ranged with H. Il. Plant, the receiver OF the Northern
Illinois Coal Company to mine coal for seventy five
cents per ton and to receive full work. they were
nevertheless given but three days work per woek,
and had greatly suffered in consequences; that tha
scales inaccurate and tho powder furnished in>
ferior, that under these circums they
only mako about $50 per month They therefore ash
that the Court arbitrate upon and ADJUST their gricv
ance
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LONG BRANCH RACES.

LONG BRANCH, August "a, 1877.
Horses belonging to the following named gentlemen
will be at Monmouth Park for the to commence
On Tuesday, August 2s:-August Belmont James A.
Grinstead, Mr. Norton, Francis Norris George Long
staff, William Cottrill, J. w. Weldon, G. Sutlen II.
Gafincy, N. Burns, W. r. Babcock, A. d. Brown,
Dixon Il WINNER, NJ. Donshue, j. g. X. Lawrence,
J. b. Pryor. A. Taylor, II. Bell j. g. Bethune, +. 81
Hall J, Bevine R. Shea j. r. Gibney and u. 7. Green.
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CREEDMOoR.

SHOOTING BY THE THIRTEENTH BROOKLYN REG
IMKNr AND THE FIRST FLUSHING COMPANY
COMPETITION FOR COMPANY MEDALS.
A detachment Of the Thirteenth regiment Ffth bri-
gade quartered at Brooklyn, went 10 Creedmoor yes
terday for practice over the range Colonel David
Il. Austen in command and assisted
by twenty commissioned officers, including the
major, adjutant and surgeon OF the regiment Two
hundred and eighteen men reported for duty. The
for the regiment detailed from the Four
teenth regiment likewise stationed at Brook
lyn. Captain j. y. Ackermau the regimen
tai inspector, and Captain Story, Acting
Brigade Inspector Of Rifle Practice, supcrinten-
ded the men during the shooting. One hundred and
forty Of those who entered at the 100 and 150 yards
range obtained the necessary twenty-five points,
enabling them to shoot at the longer ranges. At the
400 yards ranges fortyone scored twenty
five points and over.
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NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.

The following entries have been received for the
one-m mile swimming race to take place under the
auspices Of tho CLUB to-day at FIVE p. ~, the usual
Harlem Regatta Association course, Harlem River,
VIZ William Murray, New YORK Athletic Club;
william Chiids, Nautilus Boat Club X. Wissenbarp,
New York city; ii. W. Pcckwc, Dsuntlcss Boat Club
e. ~ shaw Yonkers Athletic Club; T. 4. Kiching,
Now York city; james Fraser, New York Athletic
Club; NJ. Ryan. New York city Warren Il. Smith.
New York city; I. i. Bates, Harlem Athletic Club: /:
n g. Bates Harlem N. Y.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The yacht Tempest, S.Y.Y.C, Mr.. Elliott. from Now
York, at anchor Off the HERALD telegraph station at
Whitestone, L. l.
The yachts Wanderer Idler Meta, Clio and Newport
have arrived from tho the Sound, and were
at anchor of Stapleton yesterday. They will now
make preparations for the Bennett cup race, to take
place the 4th OF September
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miners committed drawn to adjust the basis Of vaeee
for August, the July prices OF coal ~ the shipping
points regulating the wages for the present month";

GEsLKsss-Ws have received notice that three of oar
eoares have been drawn the hve deternlne the
rate Of wasesfo August Under our agreement Wish the
the OF OF the preceding noIt established
the OF for the succeeding and thus ths
wages August would be the price Of coal IN
July which probably the lowest OF the As there
has been already advance Of prices Ia August ana
VIII probably much larger Advsn In septembsS. ana
our men have behavrd we'll during the recent ten-
blcs iee disposed 20 give them the benefit the sd
vance o prices they take or
the strict terms OF contract under which would have
te right 10 pay August prices based July prices
we VIII therefore. not make return at the usual time
OF the July prices, but II the continue behave
well rs they have done Will the of
tue higher prices OF that month for wages August.
and 10 on daring the and have but little doubt II as
tho individual coal operators will unite With In ths
course. Very respectfully
faASKLIN b. GowRs, President
Owing 10 the Immense business OF this corporation
since the coal troubles In the other regions Mr. Gowen
can very well anord 10 make this proposition the
but the business OF but few individual operators
will not allow the payment OF advanced wages, and
tho miners knowing tins have decided TO strike for
increase OF compensation.
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DONAHUE, THE STRIKER.

dcputation OF the Bread Winners League called
General II. A. Pryor yesterday, at MS residence.
and offered him. in the of the society thanks ios
his Efforts behalf OF j. Donahue, the striker The
General expressed qualification at the action OF tue
society, and SAID tnat he had sympathized with
Donaliue because he considered him to have been
victim of the railroad corporations, whose growing
power he considered dangerous to the interests OF ths
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FAIR HAVEN REGATTA.

On Thursday, August 30, regatta will be given by
John Tine, at Far Haven, N. j., for three przes:-
SUITS Of colors In the FIRST and third classes, and
silver cup In the second class Distance twenty miles,
course 10 be named on the day OF the general
invitation is given to all yachts In the North South
and Shrewsbury Rivers, and to many neighboring
clubs Alter tho regatta, foot and tub
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CRICKET NOTES.

The match between the bachelors and bcnodicts Of
tho ST. Georges Cricket Club will be continued to-day
The present Is follows Single, hrst In
ning II; second inning, IL for nlne wckets Married.
first inning, "a. AT the close OF tho game Thurs
day W. +. Campbell out. and AS J. p. Conover,
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LONG ISLAND GUN CLUB.

The members Of the Long Island Gun Club turned
out in good numbers, at Dexter Park, notwthstand-.
ing very incement weather The OCCASION was tho
monthly contest for the club ponship cup, and
1t was bv Williams, he killing 13 birds In success.
Sion The following Is the
SUMMARY.
GROUNDS THE LONG ISLAND SHOOTING CLUB
DEXTER PARK l.. L-Monthly contest tor cham pion-
ship cup Of the club, BIRDS each rs yards rise
80 yards boundary; Ia ounce shot. Long Island
ula
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OF THE SWISS CONSUL.

The funeral OF the late Swiss Consul Of this port
Mr. Louis r. De Luzc, took place yesterday afternoon
from 81 Paul's Church Mr.. Do Luzo was for thirty
years Swiss Consul at New York. and the friends
he acnuyed in that time attended his uneral yester-
day In large numbers rho Rov. Dr. Houghton and the
Rev Mr. Knowles performed the funeral serviceA he
was Inferred In Green wood Cemetery.
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POLO.

wEsTCHEsTER TEAMS AT NEWPORT TO-DAY.
(DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, r. l., August "a, 1877.
There is little interest manifested in the match
game of polo TO be played morrow between the
Buffalo and Westchester teams, the latter
being the favorites by all odds o.night
The visiting team will play under u
great disadvantage, for their ponies, which
left Buffalo Tuesday, did arrive until this even.
ing, ana having been in the since will hardly
be in a condition 10 compete with their opponents.
Having no extra ponies they will also be at great dis
Advantage. but this fault OF the Westcheser
who Will change their ponies often they please.
Tho game will be played according to Hurlingham
rules. The gentlemen comprising the Buffalo
are l. d. Rumsey, Bronson Rumsey. Charles Cary and
n. Scatcherd, with Thomas Cary and J. II. Corning
- substitutes The Westchester team consists Of
B. H. Robbius Lloyd 8. Bryce, George r. Fearing and
f. g. Griswold. IL was intended to have five on u
side. but as the Buffalo team with only four the
Westchesters were obliged to drop man who was
voted a member of tho team-vz., Fairman Rogers.
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still has TO bat the singles may add few to their
score. Anyhow the married men have sixty-hve runs
TO make, and this should be accomplished By such
good players as Messrs. Moeran, Marsh Giles and
Satterthwalte In their innings they only played
men, leaving room Tor Messrs stevens and Sleigh 10
play to-day,
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BROOKLYN DRIVING PARK.
TIE NH1s4kAD'
FOUGHK ERPsIE, August "a. 1871

There was a trottIng match for 5000 at Brooklyn
Driving Park, l.. l., yesterday, which was quite
well attended. the race was very interesting, as
1t took iour heats 10 decide 1t, and was won by
Jennie L. The track first rate condition. us 1t
rancd very little at tho course. The following Is q
summary
BRooKLYy DRIVING PARK, LONG IsLASD-TRorTrya-
August "a, lS77.-Match Of $500; mile heats lest
three IN Ave.
J. Il. Jarvis &. m. Jennie lin harnessl 21 1 1
VIM. McMahon's b. M. Grace Ito wagonj l 2 2
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FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN.

EAST STRouDsBuRG, Pa, August "a, 1877. :
A general meeting of railroad hremen and brakes
men called to assemble at Scranton ut four o'coch
this afternoon Notices to this effect have been
posted The object Of the meeting Is unknown
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FRIENDS Hip PARK RACES.

PITTsDuRG Pa, August "a, 1871
This was the third day OF tho races at Friendship
Park Tho attendance was only fair and tho track
rather heavy.
The first race, trot for the 80 class for purse Of
$500, brought out i've Starters Nellie Morton, Black
wood Queen, Daisy s., Frank and Tom Erie. Black
wood Queen WOE tho In three straight heats,
Daisy s. second and Ncllio Morton third.
Time, 2:43-2:42-2:47
SECOND
The second was pacing race free for ALL Out of
six but horses started Sweitzcr and Lucy.
SUMMARY
6Wctzcr 2 U |
The second heat was dead ono.
Time, 2:2S-2:27A A-2 :30-2 25-2:29I
THIRD RACE.
The third a mntcn race between Shaker Boy in
harness. and Dohc V. unaer the saddle, and was won
by tho i0rmcr.
yims. 2:3S-242-235.
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MIR. BRASIER'S FUNERAL.

Mr. Thomas Brasier, the Fulton street photog
was buried yesterday The funeral from bis late resi-
dcncc, was largely attended by relatives and friends
The members OF Stella Lodge, r. and NJ, and tho
Clinton Commandcry to which no belonged, attended
and performed the usual Masonic rites.
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CAPTAIN BOGARDUS' FEAT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

SARATOGA, N. Y, August "a, 1877.
A. II. Bogardus, the well known pigeon shot gave
exhibition Of his skill at Glen Mitchell this after
noon breaking rs Of SO glass balls at Is yards rise
also 40 out OF 25 double rses and 200 In IA minutes
he having announced that he could do II IN 20 min.
utes,
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TROTTING AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, August "a, 1877.
Trottng races will commence on Tuesday Septcm-
Der IL, at Monmouth Park, under The management OF
Major Barnard In The free for all Rains, White
Stockings, Hopeful, Nettie and Judge Fullerton are
entered.
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PARALYZED LABOR.
The Miners in the Sohuylkill Region
Preparing to Strike.
CAUSES OF Discomfort.
Reports from the Different Mining
Districts on the Situation.
WYOMING VALLEY.

LEY RAILROAD coMpANY-oENERAL DISrNSYs
VIEWS.
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Saturday, tho 3o.h Day orJune. 1877.

At the hour of II eek noon, of said day, to
pay said delinq ent assessment her. on, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale. Is. b. MINOR. Sscrv ary.
Office: Room No 40. Nevada Block, No 500
Montgomery stroet. san Francisco. talitoI-
MIA. jel4,d
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roHN F. PLATTER HAS BEEN ADJ
et mitted partner IN our house from snd
pfter this date PAAION CU
Eurakai Mag ], lSS!. nyl-E
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
IppIication for a Patent
TO THE
GENERAL LEE NINE.
NO. 375.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, EUREKA, New,
Nav 2Sth. 1877.

May 2Sth, 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N tho Adams Hill Consolidated Mining
foup any, whose postotlice address is Eureka,
Neyada, has this day filed its application for
patent for eight hundred $500 linear feet of
The General Lee mine or vein bearing silver,
Nth surface ground two hundred ard ten
plOl feet in width, situate, lying and being in
Enreka Mining District, county OF EGreka
md State of Nevada, and known and desig-
pated by the field notes and official plat on
ia in this off g as Lot Number 100.
Tho exterior boundaries of said Lot No.
| 70 being us follows, to wit: Variation ljh
dsyrees east.
lonlr encine Mt post mark ed No. l, U. s.
sSryey No. 10, whence the flagstaff in the
nTn Of Eureka bears ) 81 dg. q min n >, E; s'2S
ies the highest. point of Ruby liiil No,
S,ss 5. 8 dg. Ii min. W. $50 feet: and the top
TjN General Lee iccline bears s. Al dg. 81
Wv .436 $40 fe.t; thence running lst course
sadeg +. 2l0 feet, to pest marked No. 2, U.
survey No. l20; thence % course s. GO deg.
500 feet, to post marked No. 3, Y. ;. Sur
ry No. l20, whence post No. of U. s. Sur
ry No. l05, Wide West lode, bears :. 81 deg.
Grin. W. S79 $40 feet; thence Sd course \.
Ndeg. ". 2l0 feet, to post markcd Nc. 4. =.
s Survey No. 10; and thence 4th course n.
aSs .sgaas SOC eontsnDg s EHsi S. 100 e' place
lhi. claim is bounded ON neither end by
uny known claimants. ] he nearest mines are
|tbe Wido West and the Lexington. =,
The location of this mine i duly recorded
lin the Recorders office Of Elreka Mining
District. OH page It's. in Book ID, of said Min
|iug Records.
ANY and all persons c'aimins adversely any
portion OF said General Lee rhine. or sid
|miGing groun1 as herein botoro described, are
|required to file their adverse claim with the
|Resister of the United States Land Office at
Eureka, in the Siate of Nevada. duricg he
10 days period Of publication hereof. or they
Ixl be barred by virtue of tho provisions o.
|:bs statute. u. Is. lMMEL, Register:
Eureka. May IS. 1877. m,2'-a0d
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FRAME AEADIE.
Real Estate Dealer

DU ELL SlNEE OnGhAs NEV
Office la She Brick Building.
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
/ that ! am prepared to buy. sell and mort
gage real estate in Eureka, and also advance
money on good security.
Houses to rent suitable Tor business or for
am also prepared to do general CONTRACT
ing business. rn.ry .n,Dru
rrc3 Il
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,MLSCELLAN NEOU.S.

EEO"-Importtd. August 1876, BY M.
W. Dunham, OF Wayne Outage county, IL,
is six years old, IL hands high; weight, 500
pounds; color, II C nj black. lie has beausi-
ful head, With prominent ewes. small cars ard
rl-nsant conntenance. His body is long.
with short blck, long. hat quarters. short
heavy logs and good feet and sup RIB action.
"AlLADIN''- ''--Sircd by imported "Suc.
ces - ard bred by NJ. w. Durham, years
old, Is hands high, weighs 400 pounds, in
color hs is Il beautif'l dapple gray: is vigor-
Gus and hardy, com bines to an extraord nary
degree # perfection, largo size, compactness
and symmetry of form, with an elegance and
attractiveness IN general appeara ice and
movement seldom found in one animal.
Terms of Service:
To LEO" for the season, SO; $40 on re-
eeipt of service. nnd the balance ON or be-
fore October l, lsT.
To" ALLADIN" for the season. so; $40
on reccirt # service. and the balance on or
before october l, 1877.
A; Cold Creek we have a good pasture.
fenced with u substantial picket fence, where
mares can b, kept without any additional.
expense to the owner.
To our patrons we guarantee entiro salts
faction. j. NJ. NOhIl'. Manager.
Cold Crock, Nevada. May a, 1871. myz72m
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ASSIGNEE APPOINTMENT.

BANKRUpTCY.-DISTRICT OF NE
eav Vaea-ss. AT Eureka, Nevada. tho 81 st
ieysSSl May. A, ID. 1877. Tho undersigned
sirnooy gives notice OF his appointment as as
Esrreers of Levin and Simons, in the county Of
sb"s "a, State OF Nevada. within said district,
lhs' nave nave been adjudged pankrupts, upon
hle, P"e.tlon of their creditors, by tho Dis
vt Nourt OF said district.
SOLOMON ASHiM,
jssoa-. Assignee OF the estate of
a"ow Levin and Simoua
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And in accordance with law and an or Ter
OF the. i.oard of Trustees. mada on the 5th
day of May. 1877, so many shares OF ca h
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the Office OF the
conn any, Il ON No. 40, Nevada Block. No.
500 Montgomery street, San francisco, Cali
fornia ON
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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
CONSOLIDATED

X X. CONSOLIDATED MINING
IN. Company. Location Of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location of works, Eureka Mining district,
Eureka county, State If Nevada.
Mott g. There is delinquent upon the fol-
ment i,visd on tho 5th day Of NAV,
1871. t!is several amounfs set opposite tho
ma nes o. the respective shareholders. as fol-
lows:
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S. FRIEDMAN,
DEALkR IN
FAMILY GROCERIES, GROCERY AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,

CONSTANTLY On HAND. A CHOICE
y lot Of Family Groceries and Country
Produce.
Ladies. if you want your husbands to love
you, 80 to Friedman's for your groceries, as
tt following will show:
On! say not love you, because the mo!asses
You purchased ut Friedman's was golden
and clear;
The syrup. the sugar. tho jelly in glasses,
Tho crackers, the mack rel know were not
dear.
But when You came to mo with Friednan's
sacked salmon,
And showed mo his samples Of LimbersoI
cheese,
falt that his claim to be cheap was not gam.
men.
loved you, and said so. dear Jane, on my
knees ia2Stf
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FIVE DAYS RACING!
OVER $4,000 RISES!
The Meeting TO Open July 81 and
Ci0xe on the ssh!
A GRAND BALL ON THE FOURTH !
First Day-JuIy 3, 1877.

First Day-JuIy 5, 1877.
First Race-One mile asd repeat: free for
all; purse, 81 coo; first horse, S6JC; second
no SO. 5000; thlrd horse, $50.
Second ace Purse, SIS; single dash OF
half mile; free for all horses in Eureka
county hat never beat 81; first horse. S75;
second horse. so; catch weights.
SECOND bay July 4th.
First Race-Purse, $500: single dash of half
mile free for all; first horse. $50; second
horse, $50.
Second Race-Purss $780, one half a milo
county that never beat 57 first horse. Sl00:
second horse, $50; catch weishts.
Third Day-Juiy 5th.
First Race Purse $500; three-quarters Of q
mile and repeat: free for ali; first horse $3.50:
second horse, 100; third horse, 500.
Second kacc--Purse, 500; single dash Of
one mile; tree for al horses in Eureka and
adjoining counties that never be minutes:
first horse, 500: second horse. slOO.
Fourth Day-Jaly 9th.
First Race-Willows' st. Ledger. $500: freo
for all S-yeur olds: three-quarte-s OF a mile
and repeat; frs, horse. $40: second horse.
SiC0; hird horse. s5o catch wels hts.
Second Race-Purse, Sll0-lrottlng Race,
free for all buggy horses in Euresa county
one mile and repeat so as you please-frst
horse, 500; secsnd 500.
Fifth Nay-JuIy Sih.
First Race-Single dash, four miles; purse.
$500; open TO all second->la lass horses in Eure.
ka county; first horse, $3.50; second horse.
500: third horse, $50: catch weights.
Second kace-purse, $50; 2-mile dash; FREQ
for all; first horse, 500; second horse, l5e:
third horse, 500.
In a, races. entrance 20 per cent, one-half
or;eit-to close 23th Of June.Tith Luther
Clark, at the Palace Sa loon. AL races to be
run under tho California State Agricultural
Society rules. Three or more to enter In
each race and three to start.
On the Night of July 4th, 1877,
There will be a
GRAND DANCE AT THE WILLOWS !
Tickets. S. each.
myletd HARDIE BROS.