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National Republican., 1878-01-08

ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
peptic, nervous, dull and languid? Averse TO al
exerton. j. your lifC miserable? You require a
blood. Take QrIgK's lRIsH TIA, ihe great house
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you Sold by al
druggists, % cents per package, which makes Z
quart of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-01-08
,Ipiuinu nf Han.Is

Marriage licenses have been issued to the follow
ing applicants: J. +. COqure and Rose Ford W. b.
Atkinson and MliG \. Day; Henry Brown, of Cor
d9nsville, Va, and Lucy Taylor, of this city; John
". Hummer and Mary T.. Keene, both OF Fairfax
County. Va
National Republican., 1878-01-08

hQUNd PEOPLE do pay attention tn your teeth.
neglect viii soon ruin them. he wise In time
.lcan them daily with THURsToS's IVORY PEARL
ionIii POWDER, the most perfect dentrhce known
IL WIZ Keep them through life In good condition,
Mhte anu sound, Will harden the gums sweeten
the breath, and prevent toUthRche Sold by nil
druggists. % and 20 cents per bottle.
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Amusements To-Night.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Lawrcnce Barret.
NEW ADTERTTSEMEyTS.

Infdeity answered
Grand Italian and English opera-National
Theatre.
Misses L. & NJ Douglas will remain for ten
days-Arlington Hotel
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MAS HOLIDAYS.
w. H. & O. H. MORRISON.
COMFORTS.

ENEL1X DEsFossEs FRENCH BAKERY
II VIENNA ROLLS A sPECfAITY
Established 1881
B YEARs OF INCREAsINa SUctrss
80, FELIX DESFOSSE,
he welLknown and only real French bake I'm Victims
n nas removed 70 No. Ol2 II street. between Iycf-
etn anu twenty hrst streets, Pennsylvania ave.
nue. where In house expressly built for The purpos
w mas greater facilities than before for the anufa
tuIe q the best French and American Bread french
& nfesa Z speciality Liberal terms offered 10 hotes
NB-French Bread is recommended for pcr,ops
e. &emsts health, especially for those suffering ffom
onPepeA bewAe OF imnationA dtsN
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Indications

For The Middle Atlantic States and Nep Eo.
iand, stationary or rising barometer cooler north.
sea Jottored By GARNER southeriy rnds, ,rih clear
followed BY partly cloudy treather.
National Republican., 1878-01-08

haB. PATTI and Signor Nicolini have been
re-engaged by the management of La Scala to
sing Aida ten times during the carnival
10000 francs y
National Republican., 1878-01-08

HARD times demand economy; practIca II h,
TenOvatiIg your sUed gloves with JOuvEN's IS0
bottle. "" P'
National Republican., 1878-01-08

Hon. ALEXANDER STEPHENS will tell you that he
owe much to Durangs Rheumatic Remedy iUr
his present good health. ~
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CRIMINAL coURT-JusrIcE M'ARTuITR

AdoPhus Burgess, petit larceny; David Smith
and Adam Green, alias Adam Perkins burglary
and larceny William Brown, alias Flipp Brown
assault with intcntto kill; James Butler assault
larry and larceny; Charles johnson alias Charles
Jackson aud Bum Parker alias George Clark. lar
Gcny; Emanuel TascOl, alias Milo Haskell, petit
larceny second Olgusp. two Cases '
National Republican., 1878-01-08

WALT WHITMAN will be the subject Of a
long paper in the Poets Homes series in the
February VIDE Awdke, in which will be given
hree portraits of the poet at different ages.
National Republican., 1878-01-08

Is your hair harsh, dry and stiff Does II refuse
TO cuTR Dress II with TnoMTSoN's PONADE OPTMR
Az olcagnOus compound Of singular merits II
will improve II, Sold by druggists &c. Price On
and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-08

WELLS MACIuNESpREAD STRENGTHENING PL All
Lts are stu the best known Their curative pow
ers fur suTpass all others.
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-
Assignments for To-Day.

No ll6 Frazier vs. District Of Columbia No. 3is.
Hayden VI. McGowan ct al. No. 3i9. Maryland F.
$. W. NJ. Co. VS.. MCGOWAN q Co. No. $50, Mary.
land +. $. N, NJ, Go. vs. MCGOWAN ct al No. 423.
Earl vs. Rollins. No. ~, Kelly ct al vs. Rollins.
Ph,rniT Mutual Life lns, Co. No. IA, Rhcam VS..
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EQUITY couRr-u-srtCr wyJrp

No; II, Mendenhall vs.. Croft. No 10, Fitzhugh vs.
Gaskins. No. =, Farwell W.. Metropolitan Building
Association. No. 70, Jones vs. Stckncy. No 26
Williams vs.. Scott No. ~ Brown VS.. Brown No,
~ Jackson VS.. Ward No. %, Smith vs. King. No
%, Hayward vs.. Brandt No 81, Bell vs. Brn1lev
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dJourned until tomorrow at eleven o'clock.
SUITS ENTERED.

Egnty side.-william Lilly VS.. J. G. Smith ct al;
iOr Injunction. James Fitzgerald, administrator
VS.; Margaret O'Donohue creditors hill
:, Lnr slde.-Jaeob seSs vs.. Louis Betz; on note
J. H. Wlckenham vs. J. G. Judd; on note. John
fltzm0rfls vs. ThOmas barry: ctIiLOrnri.
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PRoBArEcouRr-REarsrER WEBSTER,

Last will and testament Of John NJ Green. de.
ceased was filed and order of publication
issued; Mary Teresa Freeman, qualified Ms guar.
ana gave bond In 500, in compliance with the
order OF the court Of date January g. ISIS Elizn-
beth V. THOMPSON, qualified as a,lministTatrix of
George X. Thompson, and gave bond In slOG,G
Jo<eph Harbour, qualified as administrator W A.
oiihcC~hte OfJohn Wagner, deceased and gave bond
~ SlOn IN r. estate Of Eliza IT, Andrews deceased
CITATION vs. The executor returned by the United
States Marshdl of district Of Maryland ordered
syryed. Case set for hearing January S, ISIS, at
Allourned until to.morrnM nj elcxen n,rlnck
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LOCIL MISCELLANY.

Ieftof clothing watches, pistols, DC, bought nj
Herzog's, 0l6 street. Orders attsndAd to
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CIRCUIT coUrT-cHIEF JUSTICE CA prrrp

J.N III.
esq. TORI ct al, vs.. Gait; on trial
CRIMINAL coURT-JusTICE M'ARTHuR.
William Brown, alins Flip Brown, was ar
raigned on the charge Of asSatilting John Thomas
with intent 70 Kill. He plead guilty cf assault and
was sent 10 Jail for six months
His Honor remarked that he understood that on o
OF the Jurors desired to say sOmcth ing In open court
anu y that was fact he was prepared TO hear hlm
Mr. Matthias Hunter, colOrer juror. whose name
was not drawn from the box but who was nut on
by the Deputy Marshal To fill vacancy then arose
lie said that he desired TO call the attention Of the
court 70 an article IN al evening paper In Inference
10 uhe color line mnniiestng Itself in the Jury .hox
- lhr sS such feeling being shown in the case of
hehry BAKER, they had been entirely misrepre-
sented On no case IN which he had served as a
Juror had they ever been divided on the question
IN met the disngreeinents were of such character
that thcy could not he said to be nCtlnted by the
question OF color. So far as being driven into
verdict for fear Of being DISCHARGED he wished 10
say IhM ne was gardener aud hOTist by occupa.
uoh and ne was there to say that he was able to
get hh nvins outside of courtroom lie was
There TO try cases on their merit and return yer.
diets In accordance with the facts as he understood
ueun; lie was sorry to say that the press had
grossly misrepresentcd the colurcd men on the
jury ana he did not know why they had done so
Ills Honor replied that the juror had very clearly
expressed what was the duty of u Juror aud he
hopeu that thcy would never again have occasion
10 make an explanation Of this character lie had
uniformly born testimony to the intelligence and
coiidnet OF NE colored men on the jury, and was
sutlshcd that their Judgment would be supported
by The good sense Of the public. lie received The
explanation with great satisfaction.
James Carter, Culnred, was placed on trial IN
uicted Tor burning the fOdicr.h house Of JOseph :
NOrthihgton, In the county. Trial not concluded
National Republican., 1878-01-08

SEWING MACHINES.
New White,
New Improved Davis
New Improved Wilson.
Domestic,
Weed
Howe,
Singer.
Home Shuttle,
Wheeler a Wilson
Remington.
Secor,
All Kinds for ReHt-ss.J 20 per month.
MckEENEY q CD,
U Ninth street northwest
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District Courts.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRI CT.

SUPKENE COUKT OF THE DTsTRT CT.
In the matter OF John II. Kelly, found guilty OF
assault by order Of the court" Justice Humphrcys)
and sentenced to two years in the District jail. a
writ Of habsds corpus was issrcd rcturnable on
Monday next In the case Of Miss Dundore, peti.
tioning to be appointed constable the application
was refused, the Chief Justice rcmarking that the
court regarded Il as an unfit employment for A
woman, and besides, there was All abundance Of
Heath were admitted To the bar The proceedings
OF The bar in relation TO the death OF Mr. Hugh ca.
spread upon the minutes Bates VS. Dstrict of 20
lumbla; demurrer allowed. Lowe vs. Randall-an
appeal rom the special term giving Mrs Lowe the
htmed Dlyol vs.: Jouan Judgment below affirmed
.nnrtcr OAK Life Insurance Company vs.. Tallmadse;
VIII 9i ccrhoTdrt guashed Cnh vs.. District OF 60.
lumbia; award affirmed Adjourned until Monday
next w 0N"'
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gational 8epablitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
At RALrrxoRE AND roIoMAc DEPOT, SIXTH AND ,
sTREETsi

At BALTIMORE AND roIoMAc DEror, SIXTH AND \
srREETs.
Morning F,,r,,,,
sl:S New York express loo Boston espre,s
skN y Y. night eipress. I;s7 Richmond ex press
an, SleHandrlas aS, AleSandra
. i5o. Alexandria. lTI0 New Yorp ilnI,ed
~ Md. Va. Southern. li;iO AiexapdrIa'S
- ~ A,s,ssnurla. ,.,nurla. l5:10, New York mail
sfs, North and West lsG.n AlexanirIn
49, 49, hehandrla 6:35, Midland Virginia
Ii0, Northern rass IsgJO North and West
h'p' Aiehhndria- sG25. N. o.. NJ idlnnd Va.
49,, 1000, Richmond
'AtNe daily Others sundays excepted
At BALTIMORE AND ONO prror, NEW JERSEY AVE.
NUE. AND STREET.
49,. =, HOintnp. i Etrnfrp.
sssIs y. r.,Phil q Bos eS sl60, Baltimore rccom.
- -; balilmOfe express. $40 baltimore accom-.
.nL western express. 500, y, Phil 4 hos eN.
- - Ehaluh. ore sccom. 5:e0, Western Mail.
- rrru &C, Met orch. sh37, Baltimore accom-.
-, baluhiOre' Annapolis sGl5 Baltimore express
t+b, Nartinshurg and Ha- $50 Bnitn1tr re I pres.
gcr-fown &C, MET brch) -pI5 n Y. phi 4 Ins r1.
slG.O, Baltimore accom-. IO45 baltimore accom-
u:p, baltimore express.
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted.
. s. For the time OF departure of trains see dycr.
nscments elsewhere.
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CITY ITEMS,

day, q D.. M. "'' W.
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NoMMIssIONER's SALE AT AUCTION
CHESAPEAKE RNb ONO RAILRoAD

Pms ant TO decree of the Circuit Court of tho OF,
o. hichm9nd Va, entered on the ?6th day OF Mar h
isII and dec subsequently, entered by said court
ls Shsssapeake and Ohio Railroad Q mHsny and others,
fno 70 essr.e ofthe CirCyit COLI OF The county OF
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GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS

PORT.
The steamship John Gibson, Marinpo, New York
Is due to-day and, If not prevented BY The ice vii
reach her wharf on schedule time
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rms project Is now under consideration and will
De set on foot as soon as practicable A committee
consisting OF Mrs. llitZ, Mrs Walker and Mr. solo.
mons, was appointed to consider further plans.
especially needy who applied at the Exchange , for
help arrsc. This was discouraged, from the fact
that u the precedent was once established there
would be no end to the charities The Exchange is
not charitable institution 10 the extent of giyinr
aims Its only aim is to aid the poor by giving
them employment
After the discussion of a few minor oucStionS tho
meeting was adjourned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-17

The liver rs the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the
llfe,- health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action. all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food.
the movements of the heart and blood
the action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings of the liver. II has
been successfully proved that Green's
August Flower is unequalled in curing
all persons afflicted with dyspepsia or
liver complaint. aud all the. numerous
symptoms that Result from an nm.
healthy condition of the liver, and
stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10
cents. Positively sold in all towns on
the Western ointment. Three doses
will prove that it is just what you. want.
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7 e. Z G. r a = HsC,
EASTERN DISPATCHES
The HOar Il Co. Failure.

New YORK. Oct. Is.
The assignment Of John Ii. Hoar. j.
Hingster and Z. +. Kuchnemund- the
firm of Hoar Il Co., bankers and
brokers--was filed yesterday, Ia con-
nection with the failure rumors of
fraudulent transactions were freely cir
culated, which were credited by many
on account of the mysterious absence
of members of the firm. Their gold
clerk said that the failure was due
entirely to reputation of their con-
tracts by Baden & Co. Hoar was ar.
rested yesterday afternoon and lodged
In Ludlow Street jail. 1t is stated that
Hoar d Co. have ogerdrawn their &C.
count at the City Bank S46, 900. The
bank is secured.
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TELL 1T ALL.

The New York Tribune is show
ing by cipher telegram, alleged to
have been sent by the Democratic man
ayers of the Presidential campaign to
their agents in Florida and Louisiana,
how Tilden failed to get the electoral
votes of those States. If the Tribune
would now go to work and explain how
the Republicans succeeded in electlng
their Presidential electors in Louisiana.
when they received a thousand less
votes than Packard, for Governor, who
was not elected, it will furnish its read.
ers with information, which may
be turned to account by the minority
party in future Presidential elections.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-17

HE manner of highway robbery in
The Black Hills is illustrated by the re-
cent capture OF a stage coach. in which
Was gold worth $2', 900. The treasure
was in al iron safe, and was guarded
by five well armed men. There were
no passengers. The robbers first took
possession OF log house. binding and
gagging the only inmate, aud removed
the mud from tho ehinks, so that they
could see and shoot through the open
ings. When the stage came along they
fred from their ambush. killing two OF
the guards and seriously wourding
another The remaining two fed.
The driver was bound. The robbers
then opened the box with sledges and
carried away the gold on horse back.
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Dressmha king.

Mrs. Jennie Rhodes is prepared to
do plain and fashionable dressmaking
to order. oct8-tf.
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THE HUMBOLDT CHINESE BUSI-
NESS.

The Virginia Enterprise, in an article
under this head, treats its readers to
what purports to be history of the
raid against the Chinese in Unionville
in 1869. bat which is in fact false in
very many particulars. 1t says:
"A lot of the citizens drove the
Chinese away and destroyed their
properly ndlscriminately. 1t was
precisely such performance as it
would be for some element in this
town to go to night and sack China
town. The miner part of the business
was an after thought altogether, and
Judge Berry, who was running the
KNOXVILLE paper at the time, mainly
justified the act on the score of the
Danetul example which the presence of
lewd Chinese women would infict
upon the youths of Unionville.'
This from the Enterprise of last
Tuesday is false in toto. The Chinese
were hot driven out of Unionville in the
night, their property was not destroyed
and no personal violence was re-
sorted to. The men who participated
In the affair were each and all working
men, four ffths or probably more of
them being miners, Some of the latter
were mine owners, and interested in
what was known as the Stewart mine
and mill. That this is the fact, the
Enterprise can learn from S. d. Il.
Stewart, a brother of ex Senator Stew
art, who was interested in and superin-
lending the mil and mine at the time.
The Chinese were notified that they
must leave on a certain day, and
wagons were engaged by the miners to
take them and their property to the
railroad. At the appointed time they
were ready to go. and they did go. The
miners were exasperated by the ratif-
cation of the Burlingame Treaty by the
United States Government. They said
they came to this part of Nevada
when it was wilderness, fought
the Indians, and suffered many priva-
lions while prospecting it and they
would not quietly submit. when mines,
through. their energy had been de-
Seloped to the paying point, to be sup
glanted by Cinnamon, who rushed to
she camp when the Indians were sub.
aued. and Ia consequence of their mode
Of living, could work for less wages
han white men. The men engaged in
Ahe demonstration were not hoodiums,
As charged by the Enterprise, but were
then. and are now, as has been hereto.
sDre stated in these columns, as good
altizens as there arc in Humboldt
county. where many of them still re-.
Ade. Their opposition to Chinese was
based upon the principle. that the men
who came to.this part of Nevada and
9roSpected its mountains. fought the
Indians, and suffered ell the privations
incident to pioneer life in the interior
at Nevada, when all the necessaries of
life had to be brought from California
on wagons or pack animals, should not
10 driven from the country when the
mines became productive, by Chinese
aneap labor. The Enterprise contend
sd that this principle was wrong, and
nisrepresented those who differed from
IT, and encouraged the Federal author
Eies in prosecuting them, for alleged
violation of tue Burlingame treaty.
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A ustria and Turkey

LONDON, Oct. 16.
A Vienna dispatch says: The Aus.
TRAN reply to the Turkish circular re
flutes the Turkish charge of atrocities
by the Austrians. The correspondent
adds: The Turkish ambassador who
recently interviewed Count Andrassy.
to offer an explanation must have been
convinced that it will not be the fault
of Austria if the relations of the two
countries do not become friendly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-17

A BERLIN dispatch says: The Porte
.ss@ warned the Press of Constantiuple
sasvold the expression of anti Russian
sentiments, as Turkey is again on the
'saassifs.endIg terms with Russia.
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The Railroad Gazette says that few
years ago 10000 pounds was the
maximum for Car load, but now many
companies permit $500 pounds to be
put upon Car, and very few accidents
due to overlooking are on record,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-17

A DISPATCH from Venice says: Count
Won Bismarck. nephew OF the German
Chancellor committed suicide at Venice
yesterday, by shooting himself with
rsvoiser. The act was caused by
any sicai suffering.
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DISPATCHES


LONDON, Oct. is.
Dispatches from Berlin say that
Count Won Beust being unfriendly to
Germany, his appointment as the Ans
tro-Hungarian Minister to Paris has
created ill feeling in Berlin.
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New Russian Loans.

LONDON, Oct. l6.
The Russian Minister of Finance
was at Berlin on Monday last, consult
ing leading bankers in regard to the
new loans. Nothing was settled, and
the Minister left for Paris Tuesday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-17

The remains of L, A. Cronin, who
attempted to do in Oregon what was
successfully accomplished in Florida
and Louisiana, were buried at Port.
land. Oregon, yesterday.
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REPUBLICAN
state T1cket
ELECTION:-TUE5DAY, NoyENps.
5TH. 1878.

ELECTlON:-TUE5DAY, NovEMppD
FOR GOVERNOR.
JOHN Ii. KISKEAD. OF humboldt co,..
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
HENRY X. MIGHELS.. OF Ormsbv co,u.-
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS
ROLLIN NJ. DAGGEFr. OF storey oou
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT
THOMAS 4. HAWLtY. OF White Pine county,
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME oouRr
CHARLES F. BIcKNELL of ormsby county
FOR SECRETARY OF srArR.
JASPER BABooCh-........oi Storey county
For STATE CONTROLLER
JAMES ii. HALLoCK. OF Lincoln commit,
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.
MICHAEL a. MURPHY. OF Esmeralda cor,..
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
ANDREW j. HATCH. of washoe county
FOR sTATE TREASURER.
LYMAN L. CROCKETT ~. OF nashoe eonn,,
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$4,000.
Speed Programme.

First Day:-TUEsDAY. oCroBEB 18TH
kUNNiNG.-Purse also; four or more 70
enter, threo or more u START, single
dash Of One-guarter VI mile, free tor
all horses raised or owned in Humboldt
county. Eastern oregon and Idaho
First morse. sl23. secynI, SO
RUNSIAG:-- Purse 500; four or more 70
enter, three or more to start, single
dash Of one nIile fr for all saddle
horses. rlrst horse. si3i second, So.
TROTiIAG.-Purse SgoJ; four or more to
enter, three or Iaore u starr. mile heats,
Two N three, free Tor all horses raised OF
owned IN humboldt County, Eastern
Oregon and I1anO. FIRST horse. s2JJ:
second. slDO.
Second Gay w EDNESDAY, OCT. IL N.
HUNN,N6:-P Purse $3.50; four or more to
euter, .hree or mole 10 start; single dash
OF three-quarters u mlie; free Tor
all two-y ear Odds o@ued IN HUMBOLDT
County 30 days previous TO race first
horse, 400; second. slOJ. third, $50.
RUNNING $3.50. four or more to
ent,r, three or more - start; single
dash OF one mile, Tree for all three
year-olds o. ned IN humboldt county ~
DAYS previous 10 race, Ears. horse, sLVV,
second. 500; third. $50.
TRIO rrING:- Purse $50. four or more to
NhN@AB tAHN Vi AAOAt W sAdits A-AiN AN"~'fi
Two in three. tree Tor ali double teams
owned IA humboldt County, Lasetn'
Oregon aud Idaho. First morse, slH ",
second, save entrance. Teams 10 be driven
togstner for two months prior 70 race.
third Uay:-rHUasOAY, OCT. l7rH'
RUNNiNu.--. urse $500, four Of more to
enter. three or more to start; one'han
mile heats, two in three. free Tor ali horses
raised Humboldt County,
Eastern oregon and Idaho. First hofse'
$3.50; second, $40; third. 90.
RUNNING Purse $500; tour or more TO
enter, three or more TO start; mile hes1s'
two III three. free for ali horses rails q Or
owned III nuInooldt County, EssIeih
Oregon and Idaho. First morse, sJOO;
second, Sll5; thlrd, $40.
fourth Day:--FRIDAY, ocf. 18Th
RUNNING Purse $500; four or mora 70
enter three or more l. START single ussa
OF one mile; free for ali horses raised ~
Humboldt County. FIRST hSrse, sNoV'
second, 500.
RUNNING:--Purse 5000, four or more 70
enter. three or more 70 starr, mile hea@'
three in i've; free for all. tirst horso'
5000; second. sI25; tAlrd, 40.
AN hquest ian Tournament will take place
on the Fourth Day, several val"Aoio
testants,
Rules OF the Track.
FIRsT:-speed con ests will be- governed py
the "iiaclng and Betting nules OF .h'
BAY District Fair Grounds Assoclatloh'
SECOND:--No entry will be considered WIN
out 1t Is accump lnied by the emu an0 .
money. All entries will be closed ~
o'clock the day preceding each race
In all the above races four or mo NUS
enter three or more must start.
An entry fec OF Is per cent. oft purses coin
peted for mus DO paid to the sec'o'ai'
at the time Of entry.
All the above races Except those Tor hu'n
buldt exclusively ars free 20 All hots-1
raised or owned IN Battle Mountain a an
all points north OF the Central Fa0N->
Railroad.
FRANK NARAMoRR. President y
DAVID VAN LENNEP. Secretary ~ -
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DIED.

DONELIN-At Yankee Jims, California, Octo-
Der IL, of pneumonia, Timothy Donelin,
aged 55 years.
Deceased was the father Of T. F. Donelin,
formerly of winnemucca, now of Wordsworth.
California papers please copy.l
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Afg ha nistan Affairs,

LONDON. Oct. l6.
The Indian Civil and Military Ga
zette states that the British have nada
a raid upon Wavering, u border village.
and captured four chiefs, who are held
as hostages.
A dispatch from Kusanlie states that
1t is reported that the Viceroy will not
be content with simple apology, but
Will require the Ameer to come to
Peshawur.