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A DREADFUL DISASTER.

The United States man-of-war. HUI
ron, which sailed from Fortress Monroe
for Havana last Friday, struck on Sat-
urday morning off Kittyhawk, North
Carolina. during gale. and shortly
afterwards went to pieces. There
were.l35 persons aboard. of whom only
30 are known TO have been saved. The
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IN MEMORIAM.

Alta regular meeting of Hnmooldt
T,odoa No. l6 l. y. o. F.s held
in Wlnnemucca, Thursday evening"
November 22d. 1877, tue following
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Grand
Master above TO take from among us
brother #. W. Legren. therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That in the deatu oi
brother Legreu our Order has lost a
faithful member;
Resolucd, That our Lodge be draped
il mourning aud that the members
wear the usual badge thirty days;
KesoIued, That copy OF these resoln'
tons be sent to the SILVER STATE Tor
publication, and that they be spread on
The minntes. r. W. WouD,
THos THOMPSON,
+ w. LEWIS.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.


On last Monday, November 10Th, a
brosha shawl between Record creek
and Winnemucca on the Grass valley
road. The finder will be literally re
warded by leaving the shawl at this
Office. JOSEPH THOMAS,
Winnemucca, Nov. %. II
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POSTPONEM EMIT.

The date when the stock Of the above
Company shall bee ms delinquent for ASSESS
ment No. WAS postponed To the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877,
And the date OF sale Of such delinquent stock
was postponed to FRIDAY, ECEMBAR ira,
1877, at the same hour anu place. BY order
of the Board or Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
Office, 3l2 Montgomery street, sau fran
cisco. Uc-5-td
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Huron was built at Chester, Pennsyl-
vania, and was first named the Alliance.
She was third rate screw steamer of
SAL tons burden, and when wrecked
had crew Of 119 men and Is officers.
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EVANSVILLE, Nov. 25.
D. A. Cain. well known here. died
suddenly in fit 10 day.
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$25 REWARD.

NNHE above reward will be paid
H. for the recovery of an Iron Gray
Horse, four years old, dimly branded
o. on the left thigh, which strayed
from Battle Mountain three weeks ago. upon
delievry OF the horse at Montanas Stable.
Asa MOORE.
Winnemucca, November !, 1874. u
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TIE L 6 c r a p HlC.
DISPATCHES


Stage stopped by Indians.
DEApwooD, Nov. 25.
On Thursday the Deadwood stage
was stopped by Indians, They stole
everything they could. Missing ones
supposed to have been killed by In.
dians.
Congress and the Chinese.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.
A very important point in regard to
the power of Congress to legislate upon
the Chinese question independent of
treaties is being raised. At present it
is not probable that any special in
structions will be given by the President
concerning telegraphic request of Cali
fornia Chinese Companies for protec-
ton. The Secretary of War several
weeks ago authorized Federal troops to
be used In San Francisco upon appll-
cation in the event of any disturbances
of the peace too formidable for local
authorities to quell.
Floods in Virginia-Part of Rich
mond Submerged.
RICHMOND. Nov. 25.
The excitement in the lower part of
the city is most intense among people
residing there. Merchants doing bust
ness below the st. Charles Hotel, at
points reached by the water during the
food of 1870, are moving goods from
their stores and other places of bust
ness. The streets are alive with
vehicles of every description. and peo-
pie are engaged in the work of removal.
The waters from the region of Lynch
burg are showing effect on the river
here, which is now raising at the rate
of Is inches to feet per hour. Ii this
continues till morning, which is now
probable. the water will be higher than
in the food of 1870. The extreme
lower portion of the city is already sub
merged, and water is now running into
the dock. 1t has also reached Seven
tenth street, and within few feet of
the first market on Main street. A dis
patch from Lynehburg says the river
there is as high as in 1870, aud raising
steadily.
A Danville dispatch says the Dan
river has risen to nearly the highest
point ever known here. The loss is
very great.
A dispatch from Harper's Ferry says
that both rivers are 26 feet above low
water mark and three feet higher than
in 1870. All the property GU Shenan-
doah street is destroyed. The water is
said to be at u stand.
CHARLESTON. Nov. %.
Much damage here from the freshet
is reported.
A dispatch from Lynehburg says the
river is IdllluB.
Destructive Floods in Pennsylvania,
CHAMBERsBURG. Nov. 20.
There was a destructive food at this
place to day and tonight. This after
noon five spans of the Cumberland
Valley Railroad bridge over the
Potomac river near Williamsport were
swept away.
Railroad Traffic stopped.
BALTIMORE, Nov, 25.
The Potomac is 10 feet above low
water mark. and rising.
GEORGETOWN, d. c., Nov. 25.
The river is rising. Water is about
five feet above wharf level.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.
There has been no such floods since
1852.
Fishery Commission.
TORONTO, Nov. %.
A Halifax special gives full text of
the award of the Fishery Commission
ers. Kellogg dissents from the award.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
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PCSTPONEM EMIT.

THE the date when the stock of the above
Company shall become delinquent for assess
ment No. 4 was postpon to The
SIXTH DAY OF DECEMRER, 1877,
And the date of sale Of such delinquent stock
was postponed 10 WEDNESDAY, DEoEaBER
10Th, 1877 ut the same hour aud place. 81
order OF the Boara Of Directors.
sBRAHAM Halls X, Secretary.
Office, 3I2 Montgomery street. saa Fran
CISCO noyly-td
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
w crkingmen's Demonstra lions.
SAN EpANcTsco Nov 06

SAN Francisco, Nov. 26.
The usual Sunday demonstration Of
workingmen took place at the City
Hall lots. The speakers harped on the
familiar parade topic. j. G.. Day
created a row in the camp by resigning
his position of vice president. He
says he is good. strong friend of the
workingmen, but will not second the
leadership of such men as Kearney and
knight.
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DEADwooD, Nov. 25.
On Thursday the Deadwood stage
was stopped by Indians, They stole
everything they could. Missing ones
supposed to have been killed by In
dians.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 70.
A telegram from Bucharest says so
far the rumors that Osman Pasha Is
negotiating surrender. are merely
based upon the appearance of flag OF
truce from Plevna at Russian head
quarters.
Rumor that Osman Pasha had
Forced the Russian Lines.
Co NsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 20.
A doubtful rumor was current on
Saturday night that Osman Pasha had
forced the Russian lines.
Runner that Erzeroum has been
Abandoned.
LONDON. Nov. 26.
A special from Constantinople says:
A report is current here that Mukhtar
Pasha has Withdrawn from Erzeroum.
Servia's Intentions.
LONDON. Nov. 90.
A Belgrade correspondent announces
that Servia's intention is now certain.
1t is stated that her independence will
be proclaimed. and all her militia have
been ordered to march to the frontier
on November Goth.
The Miradets I'm Revolt.
LONDON, Nov. 26.
The Miradets are again in revolt. and
have advanced to the vicinity of
Scutari.
Turks Retiring feheEait Ais Con-
ditiOn.
LONDON, Nov. 25.
A Cettinjs correspondent states that
the Turks have evacuated Niovaci and
the villages of Krama District and re-
tired behind the Bogana.
A Pera correspondent says a private
letter from Sophia reports things IN
satisfactory. Mehemit Ali has neither
men nor artillery enoagh to form re-
lieviDg army.
"A Roumanian Victory.
LONDON. Nov. 25.
The Roumanians officially announce
that they took the strong position of
Provitz on November 2Uth, after two
days fighting.
Returned 10 His Post.
LONDON, Nov. 26.
Lord o. D. Russell returned suddenly
to bis post at Berlin last week.
What the English Think Advisable.
LONDON. Nov. 26.
The Standard announces that the ac
QUESTION of harbor and coaling sta
ton in the Sandwich Islands having
greatly increased the influence of the
United States in the Pacific, it has
been considered advisable that British
msn-of-war shall always be attached to
represent the British flag near these
Islands.
A Fearful Storm Around the British
Isses.
LONDON. Nov. 26.
A fearful storm ragged around the
British Isles on Saturday night. Thir.
ty vessels are ashore between Rams.
gate and Deal. and many lives are re-
ported lost.
Schooner Lost.
PoRT Rowan. Ont, Nov. 25
The schooner Celia Jeffery. with coal
from Erie to st. Catherine, sank off
Long Point on Friday night. The
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II won want nice, sweet bread Dis-
emf, and rolls, use Leef's Yeast Cake.
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TORONTO, Nov. %.
A Halifax special gives full text of
the award of the Fishery Commission
ers. Kellogg dissents from the award.
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PoRT Rowan. Ont, Nov. 25
The schooner Celia Jeffery. with coal
from Erie to st. Catherine, sank off
Long Point on Friday night. The
crew were saved.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Civic Guards Called Out.

Civic Guards Called Out.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 20.
An order has been issued calling out
$50, 0G0 of the civic guards in Constan-
tinople and the Provinces to maintain
order during the possible absence OF
the regular forces. Christians are
summoned to participate in this levy.
Report of Mediation Said TO be False =.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. %.
All recent rumors relative to media
ton are declared false. Layard, the
British Minister has received instruc-
tons not to take the initiative in the
matter, but to wait till England's me-
diation is requested.
what the Report of Plsvna's Sur
render was Based Upon
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 25.
A telegram from Bucharest says so
far the rumors that Osman Pasha is
negotiating surrender. are merely
based upon the appearance OF flag OF
truce from Plevna at Russian head
quarters.
Tint nsn,ou pa had
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

Returning Board. The remainder Of
the Board are alsa uuder arrest.
4 gentleman is hero from Arizona
to secure tho removal ola u S. Judge
in that territory. lie has failed to got
the Administration to net, and so will
attempt 10 have tho House impeaclI
tho Judge. The charges arc corrup-
ton and drunkuoness.
Senator Kerpon has done a sensible
thing. After 80 much Of the geneva
award had been distributed Us Congress.
had made provision for in the settle
mcnt Of "AlRbsma claims" some
$500, 900 remciued. Senator Kernor
proposes that any person who suffered
loss by confederate privateers aud whc
thinks him self entitled to any portion
Of this money, may enter suit in tn
\ Court Of Clnims for it Claimants ma,
appeal from the decision Of the Cour
Of Claims to The Supreme Court, as il
other CASES.
HESo.
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the politician aud assume the robe Of |
the Judge, as it provides that they
shall! take On oath. " | do solelnnly
swear that I will impartially examine
and consider nll questions submitted
to The commission ofwhich am a
member. and Il true judgement give
agreeable to the constitution aud laws,
50 help NE God"
Now, ms before stated. il TnB DEM
ocRAT could have its own way, this plan
is not what it would would propose for
it would Internationally ciaiM
the election Of Tilden; but as
this is impossible under tho circum-
stances. us this is contest dividing
tho Nation almost equally, aud there.
fore some solution must be had, VIC
are frank to say that we would not
know how to devise tribunal more
likely to be fair between tho two great
parties. And the decisive point ia that
it is the best thing that can DO done un-
der existing circumstances. And shall
We as a Tildeu crgan stubborply in-
sist CT our own terms, and refuse to
submit our case to the judgement Of
a fair court \ party conscious of the
force Of its CAUSE ought not to shrink
from the submission Of that cause to 0
fair Investigation. THE DEMocHAT ha:
faith in tho strength of Tilden's claim
and is not afraid to open it to fair cx.
animation. 1t will not do for the
Democracy, looking to its future
to obstinatcly refuse to go hnIf
way towards an adjustment. regardless.
Of the peace and welfare oftho country
and thus override the unanimous nc
ton Of its own distinguished reprcscu
,ativeS on the joint committee. The
load would likely be burdeusomc to it
in timo to como, especially if trouble
should bcfall the country. And should
the decision under tue proposed bill! bC
against Tildcn, as We do not think il
eau, We will be nonc tho less satisfied
with our approval of it, Us we shall b'
cousOled by the reflection that that de-
cisiOa WIS reached in peaceful manner
and under the forms Of law. And if i
could be considered that the Dcmocra
cY, in supporting the measure, hat
made aug sacrifice, the party could OF
that very account 60 before the peoPI'
in future elections with stronger merit
and shy that such sacrifice was mad,
fer the welfare, tue prosperity, tho SO
eurity and the peace Of tho Republic
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JUDICIAL SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of tic Circuit Cour,
o. uiLlner county, rendered NJ the fiji trrn,
S q. lSIG, In the chancery cause Of Robert "
walker, plaintiff against Jolm D, CIeyrnnrr
NGa DAVID ClcvonBcF defendants We Xii
sell Dy public aLrllOn, 10 the highest Li1Jrr
at The ltOnt door Of the Court iiuusp Of All
Connty, on the 18th day Of Frbruary lsiT
the same being COuri day, lhc IrSr, o rS' y
EO! ACRES OF LAND,
in said cause dccrped to be- sold. exr.rt
about acres thereof covered Ly tbr SSnaE
survey In the bill mentioned, situated 'U nm -"
Steer q Run, branch of the lrft.hSSJ tork vi "r
Steer Greek, In the county Of (;llmcr F"r " =
more lm''tG"!3r description Of sald land rrSr"
cause. ''"' eH"HV'FS
TERMS or SALE-.Suflic;cm cash IN
tIa" 10 paY costs OF suit md r1nrnso NJ
sue aud Tor The residue on II crrdit.HS "
u nnd u mohliS, the purchaser ririn" W. ",
h9les WIN good personal swuIi,S fnr H." '
.,, lnS'"Ilments, bearing inlcrCs, rr""
Il. I. FLEMING,
N N. BENNETT,
""oi" CUualiainucrs.
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NOVTCE.

All unsettled accounts due the late fru, oil
Ross / VandGrvOrt that aIC not settled with.
III sixty days from this da:e will be put In
the hands Of an Oi!iest for collection. Per.
sons knowing themselves Indebted will take
due notice,
GEO ROSS.
January IS, 1876.
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wAslllsorOs D. &. JAS. 90, 1871.

WARRINGTON D. q. JAS. 90, 1877.
Efanyonc is seeking for cool req.
SCn why many negroes in Louisiana
md South Carolina voted tho Demo-
cratic ticket Mt the late election, uId
will probably vote it hereafter, he has
only 10 converse with members Of the
Investigating Committees lately return.
ed from those States Eleven years Of
Republican uOutloll, dating from the
close Of the war, has put those States
iu condition not to 10 understood by
residents Of other aud more favored
sections. The whites lIstru-t and fear
the blacks, and The blacks distrust and
fear tho whites, business md credit
arc deul. the poor are starving, crimes
ofulI kinds goes unpublished. In short,
eleven years Of peace under RCpubli,
eau rule, have been more destructive
10 society than Eve years of war. II
We admit that all cluSS,s aro in fault,
We must still condemn US inefficient and
unworthy the State governments under
which such condition Of things con
tiuurs go long to rxhist 1t is II tuowl-
edge Of the !acts, and despair Of rcliet
through Republican cGuirol, which
have driven thousands of intelligent
negroes iutu tue Democratic parry.
The most earnest and important de.
bate since 1861 will commence 10 the
House aud Senate 10 day. 1t may BE
briefly said that the eleclera4l. iii pre-
sentxd "a Friday 81 tho committees
wall receive the support Of the Demo
Gratis in Congress generally. and thai
few Of then will openly oppose it,
Its Democratic supporters are iucrcas.
ing in number. Tho bittereSt opposi.
tiVu will come from radical Republi.
cans, who. having the President Of the
Senate aul purposiug through him IL
declare Hayes elected ut the lust move.
mcnt anI to support the declaration by
al! the force oil SHI government sec IN
lAIs biIi the end Of suca revolution
airy scheme. II IS lot believed ~ any
one however 'ua' niotS tnan Il uozru
ltepu5!ican Senators Will vote agains'
the bill. Among 'hes'' Of COURSE aFe
Wharton, Sherman, lugalIs, Etc.
Euch curioaity ia felt as 10 the course
Of Senator BLAINE but be has so la'
given no Indications Of what he intends
10 do.
1t seems to DO understood that the
subsidy tor Tue Southern faC'ho Hall
road WILL not DO granted ut this session
1t must take It's chanco with other
great National WORKS. alter tho rresI'
DENTAL trouble Is over anu the business
Of tho country has begun 10 assume
tOrmer !''e ala magnitude ofhGla!
hguFes show that less than one taifd
the usual amount Of private capital has
been invested IN new enterprises IN
treat Britain IL Inc last taFee years.
unu no Doubt tue proportion III this
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/; falani complete, and prices to suit the wants Of
the purchaser. Government Test Lamp on, alwNy9
in sicck. Paints, Oils, Dye.Slufs, Narmishes and
brushes Of every variety Window Glass, Putty, &c.,
large i'd rompkIc.-ln short welcaa say that o"r
object Is bu;ness md TO secure the same by Sompc-
!cncy, accuracy purity goods, sold nj low prices
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West Virginia To.wit:
At Rules held in tho Clerks Office of tho
Circuit Court Of Lewis cOuaty, on the 6rst
Monday In JGnu AIRY, 1877. ~
Flora Camden, Administrative of Richard p.
Camden, deceased
vs..
John W. Stout, II. Pulliam and others.
m Is CliAScEnY,
The object Of this suit Il In enforce tI,e
payment Ofa judgment in favor Of the nlaiu-
ny against John ". stout, for Sl957 10.
VIM Interest, thereon, from the 18th llny OF
September 1916, until paid, mud 81? IS
costs al law, and the costs of this suit: the
principal and Interest Of of said Indictment
having been retained us a lien In i deed of
CONVEYANCE from the PLAINTIFF interstate, &C.,
10 JHnn W. Stout, UF 800 acres ofhnd on
SlCrF CTecI;r IN Gi!mcr county dated The I9th
gay o. November, 1851. And Il appearinr
~ affidavit filed that dt;tn,lMn II. i'uliNst
Is not u resident of this State mud be- not NIB
heaflng' II lSOrierrd TINT h. do nuurnr nj
,lIG C'Srk,S Office Of said Court, at lie rules
T ~ ne hSId therein on the fInt Monday IN
icot"!ry, 1911, and do what Il necessary 10
protect his Interest In thisSuit TrslC:
W. II, BYRNg, Cgrk
~ "S"a'" pa janSln
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JUST MS we GO to press telegram
uuu0u,Ccs that the electoral bill pub
Iished elsewhere pissed the Senate by .
vote OF II to II.
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MY FALL STOCK

consists in part Of
Fuvcy Dress Goods,
White Goods,
Blnck Alpacas,
Mourning Goods,
Fluuuels in sacqucing.
(Shaker, Mcdicated Red, White and
CelOred }
Blcachrd and Brown Canton Flaunclo,
Cassimors for MN and Boys.
Ladies' aud Gents Underwear,
Shcctiugs,
Gottons.
RuFs,
Collars,
Ties,
&c, 80.
I now solicit The particular attention Of
tho EpeoplO generally, and respectfully ask
them 10 call and tuke a grand survey ofour
stock, knowing that our present display, 10.
gether with the low prices asked, will prove
a great object, worthy the consideration OF
all who contemplate making their fall pur.
chasGs.
Wc.lo not consider II any trouble 10 show
Our goods, whether gu buy or not.
Come and be convinced that we arc offer
ing great inducements.
Er- Give me cali and you will be sat
isfel TINT ! cannot he undGrsold.
VIM. L. HUNTINGTON
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

The Real Condition OF the south
The Electoral Bii!-Grea: Debate
Expected-Snuthern Pacific Rnii-
road SubSidy-New hampshire
J. Madison Wells Alabama Claims
"A Republican Judge, &c.
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came in first by length In 227A Young wilkes second.
Tgisp lr AMER tedious scoring they cot the word
w Rs sogn ~ wse nTi BY I Clara 'r,ns him
pole IN 3elf seconds was hrs by trre length. clara
ce were the pooms ATT" at lie AZ" BAY f ml S IN 3ur
they swung into The home stretch. NJ Dcs9eraniun
wilkes and shot under the wire winner Of the heat and
second money Ws Liberty third nd Clara j. f sSa''
Tho ncxt in order was the 2:20 class pursc Of
5000; 1000 to first. $50 TO second $3.50 to
Comcc. King Philip, May Bird, White stock-
ings., John H., and l,snquo.. The betting was
worry heavy. before the start Gomez sold for
1925; My Bird.siO; White StOckIngs $50; the
field. t25.
rmst ngr-rhcv go. the word on thu third trial
a. ihc Quart ins scond anh tY'ied along athis e.
stretch taking hc heat amer CLOS conies,wih BSnno'
~ one lgnslh IN = John II third May bird fourth,
srcoSn yAf -Bctiins eea,cd on Gomez and the know.
brnsns sS to so over T' the n ne Ii MS4sP ,s
st9ckiw, took ihe lead closely followed b, lomce with
quarter II - seconds they wsIe IN Ne same order hut
trottns NJ lightning gsit past the u quarters In 43
shou, we~t" White scks. vii win tRs hsas bat
a@sS a ihe wes, g S sSi oos I'm a, S
nan i.nsui ~ me iaN tine OF iv John II third.
Iiisn llrir On the Third attempt beautiful .endor
The " eo.v followed 81 John i ,Se ,arn c s9l l
shovel hat "ngth ahead n White stockings Who
mi seconds there was chance 6u sfaish,cnins into
the back ~tfotch tulicn sent Gomez along with John N
second. NAY bird ihlri White Stochn.s .ouftl Mid.
way t0ug the stretch White kings NV fast ruung
cut dow thnsc I'm r, ni of him and took second pos ton
AZ the half in PA he nearly oven T. rms wilh
'umce. hut again breaking fell Lack At tho head Of the
stretch Golden shook Corce Vi. orus W. and he came
under the wire The winner Of the heat ami troll in >
Tho struggle for the finish between John H.
MAY Bird. and Mhuc S'orEinrs for second
place WIS very cN'itins. john II. getting second
money. White Stockings and Rahquo dividing
third aud fourth money.
.lfl Ia q
extra purse 81 i2uu. two miles. over eight hur-
dos: 800 t. first. sIj e. second s25 to third.
The starters wore Waco. Dandy c. rnd and
Weasel. In IN pools nnndy was selrctel rs
ur-i rhoi''. selling Tor $50 to- Wra-ol'- ego. tho
nrli bringing s26 Al tie fourth attempt the
horses were sent AWAY together. Dandy In the
front, whoi the hurdle ~ fine atylr. a length
ah.ul ut Nras Waco .ri,. Gerald rcin-. an
old etdg"r. tn III. ANUS ,ment of all pres ~.
ioitrd and refused Nv nIml the hurdles At the
nnii mile the Positions Wore changed. and
N"us"l showed i'm 'front.' Dandy - 'oni Waco
third. unl Gerald oui ~ tU" race. 81 tn. finish,
under whip and ..yur. Dandy won by three
lengths N 3:53. Waco getting second money.
and Weasel ttiri.