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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-06
SARATOGA RACES.
Second Extra Day Of the
Sara toga Association.
MODERATE ATTENDANCE.
Idaa, Bramble, Bertha and Princeton
the Winners.


SARATOGA, August 8, 1873
The weather delightful to-day, Notwithstanding
the sun very hot at noon. but pleasant breeze
tempered the heat to bearabie degree. The track
was fast and every horseman looked pleased and
congratulated his neighbor at the prospect Of fine
days racing.
This was the second extra day OF the meeting thus
lar aud other days will follow In regular sue
session during the week should the weather keep
clear.
Four came on during the afternoon, all but
one OF which in good time and were closely
contested. The FIRST quarters OF mile, the
second Que mile and nalf the third one mile and
the fourth u dash of mile anc quarter The
first by Idaa, the second oy Brambe,
the third by Bertha and tho fourth by Princeton
The attendance only moderate, though tho
grand stand partly filled with elegantly dressed
ladies' and gentlemen Between the hours Of eleven
and twelve O'Clock the leading from the village
TO course presented very lively appearance We
hices OF all kinds being brought into requistion to
accommodate those who were going to the races
Broadway, between the hours named, on racing days
Is always OF hustle and confusion and rather
astouistes those who do not care TO patronze the
sport The nackmen made harvest to-day, as their
trips back and the village before and aher the
numerous
An accident occurred in the third race, by which
the very fine Ally Bromide, while leading was cut
down and injured TO such an extent that she viii
never ngain appear the turf
Judges-H Babcock, T. W. boswell and D. J. Grouse.
Timrs--John Smith and J. N. Whaley
Clerk-C WheatIy.
Starter-w. N. Conner
RACE
was for purse OF $780, OF which $50 TO the second
horse; entrance FREQ; maidens. three years old or
less, allowed five pounds; four years old upward,
allowed ten pounds Thrcc-quarters OF q mile. There
starters tor this race comprising Dryer
Brothers black horse Rhadamanthus, by Lcam-
ington, dam Nemesis, years old, carry.
ing 122 lbs; Doughty Howland's gray
Moorhen, by Dickens dam Amaze Arundel, years old,
LOT lbs. j. A. Smiths chestnm filly by Glen hol,
dam sallie Watson, years old, 1l3 lbs G. L. Lorl
lards bay Idalin oy Genelg, dam Item, years
old, 113 lbs.; James 7. Wiiams chestnut hliy
Epringbranch, by Australian, dam Springbrook,
years old, 1l3 lbs. DAILY Brothers. brown FLY Lizzie
D., by Enquirer. dam Leisure, years old, % lbs.
ana Oden Bowels chestnut mare Mary, by Dickens
dam My Maryland, years old, III lbs. The follow
Ing the which the horses sold in few Of
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100 MUCH SURPRISED.

Cornelius Howard, aged any, OF No $50 East Thir.
ty-sccond street, was walking through First ave.
nue on saturday evening" between SIX and seven
O'Clock, when he was acoostsd ~ two young mon 81
tho corner Of Twenty seventh srrect. one VI whom
said, you've dropped something" Howard put hM
hand to his pocket and nnding hts money there, re.
pned, al guess notn Tho young mon then-waikcd by
Ills tide Tor about quarter Of block, wnsn, sad
denly the younger OF Lne two scized his arms from
behind while tho older put hs baud into Howayds
vest pocket and took from II 81 la silver coin. The
two men then ran away, Howard Ueiug TOO much sur
pr,sed 10 give the alarm. On Suhdsy evening ne
recog nlzcd his two assaants sitting with number
or compan ous y railing AZ the corner OF Twenty
seventh street ana FIRST avenue anu notn,d Oflcer
haines VI tho Twenty -nrst precinct who arrested
Thomas Sparrow. sixteen years VI age, OF NO. S4l
East I've street, aud James Grifen nine
tcsp ycars OF age, OF No 400 Secoud avenue. The
prisonsrs arrsignsd IN tho Futyssventn street
Poiics curt yesterday Morn ng on charge oil high
way robbery, when, alter hearing testimony, judge
KiIbro,n ros crvod decision.
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INTERNATIONAL PIGEON MATCH

CAPTAIN BoGARDus VS.. Mr.. wALLAcES-sHoor-
INC OFF The lie MADE IN THEIR FIRST
MArcH-wALLAcE THE WINNER.
This even. says the London !Sportsmun, July rs.
was In reality the shooting OF OF The Ito between
Captain Bogardus aud AIR. Wallace, AS II Will DO
membcrcd that in their match Friday las. July 49,
Of the most exciting ontssss ever witnessed,
they we're level a, the termination OF the hundrsdtn
round, both having killed seventy nine. Yesterday
the stakes we're increased TO f2oo a side and It
decided that they should shoot 100 Birds 80 yards
rise. The Captan began by killing hrs nrs, three
birds, out OF which number Mr.. Wallace was ppfor-
tunatc enough 10 miss two After tins The American
showed sucn indifferent form that MI Wallace was
soon enabled TO forge ahead, aud at the lcrmina
ton OF tue twenty-hith round was ten 10 the
good having brought down nineteen to MS opponents
nine In the next twenty Ave rounds the Eoglisn-
man sti continued not only TO hold his udvsn tsge
but to slightly increase II, aud whom halt birds
had been disposed OF Mr.. Wallacc's total stood at
81 10 Captain Bogardus 70 tho former being III BIRDS
to the good. At the seventy nth round Mr. Wallace
still had BIRDS Ia band and finally he won At his
mini y-third brd killing % TO Borgaruus' S., but
tin uipg the match the tota number Of kills out OF the
100 was:-MG Wallace II, Captain Bogsrdus ", so
that finish the former was In advance BIRDS.
Captain Bogardus anything but his usual form
tnroug hout ana he hnseli attributed the loss oil
great many bird TO the iact that he had used different
sort oil powder TO that with when his other matches
had been shot. There was very large attendance of
spectators and tho betting at the start was TO on
Bogardus The full score Is annexed -
Match for G4oo and . SILVER cup, gwen by the
club between MT. Wallace and Captain Bogsrdus, a.
100 bros eacn, 80 yards rise
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III 1101111ol111 IL o01l111011111o
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TIL. ss.ersk preceding ngsrs denotes that the second
barrel vas usea.
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YOUNG GAMBLERS.

Promptly Al mine O'Clock yesterday morning tho
sixteen young gamblers OF respectable Brooklyn lami-
lies who were arrested In she police raid Of sa,ur
Gay night made their appearance In Judge waishs
private once beyond the gaxs OF the .unwasned,n
who gapcd at the fashionabiy dressed yosng Gull
prits with wideopen eyes. Alter the druSksrds
had been warned OF tho error oil their Ways aud
were disposed Of, ana the court room somewhat
cleared OF the curious the sixteen youths were
brought out and seated before she bar. William
Briissa sne proprietor OF the bank, and simon Gum
mer, has coiored man, who tented the door, were
called and aicr some parieying between thsir
sci and the Assistant District Attorney, the OF
their EXAMINATION was liked Tor the IAN inst, at
half-past ten A. III. Tho two mon ana the sixteen
young gsmbisrs were then notified that their bonds
would be good until that time, and the whole party
lett the court as expedousy possible wishout
tumbling over QUO another's hoeis.
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POOL SELLERS ARRESTED.

Captain Saunders, OF tho Twenty-seven,h precinct
went yesterday afternoon With two OF bis officers into
tho premises Nos. Barclay street and arrested
John Hacks,t and George Storms, whom he took
10 the Tombs Police Court und charged with selling
pools Hackeu was taken from No. Barclay street
storms IRON No. q Storms was arrested about
week ago BY Sergeant Slater and held In
$500 bail 10 answsr similar charge ~
really legal evidence against either Of me ac-
euscd and discharged them 1t ones. All Captain
Saunders had TO show evIdsncs Was alp Of PAPER
which he got from storms with tue word Higgins"
on IT, presumed 10 DO The name OF one Of tho horses
running " Saratoga, AID sooaled subscription card
which he got from ur. Hackctt He neither invested
Ia any pool himself could he swear be saw any
body else do 80.
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WHEREIN HE ERkED.

Acting Captain John Easou. Of the second precsnct
Brooklyn, Vas ordered by Acting superintendent
waddy Yesterday to prefer charges against Sergeant
Carroushsr OF that precinct, Tor having iockea ~
Benjamin Harrington IL appears That last FRIDAY
niant Jonn Dwyer who was recently matched TO ngns
with Patrick Nv All, got into an sercAton win hsf-
rington while Futon avenue car, anu oiows wsre
exchanged Dwyer made charge A.ainst bis snac
on,st VINO was lacked up by tbs Ssrg cant named the
following morning he was discharged W Jaaas Walsh,
as ID yer failed to appear against him. harrington
preferred similar charge at the station
house against Dryer, but the Sergeant re-
fused 10 entertain IL Acting superintendent
the case and arrived the conclusion that there was
no tor the action ot the sergeant, hence the
order 10 prefer charges against the latter.
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THE TWO RUNAWAYS.

Before ertis Hswiey aud Myrtle Irving. the Phils-
dcipnia ruuaways, were committed on saturday ~
Judgs Blxby 10 Blackwsn's Island, the police sue
coeded In getting from one OF them the address Of
Edmund Dsisingsr, OF No. ols North Sixth street.
philadelphia, and q letter was sent 10 him
ABOUT The two gria Mr.. Dsningsr yes
tsraay secured the release Of one OF the
MS niece Josephine Dsisinger, and lived with her
Widowed mother In Phiiadciph rhs other girl,
Myrtle Irving, had gwen her right nsme' She was
employed IN q candy store ana was q companion OF
Josephine. The proposition to visit New York vas
made by Myrtle and the funds applied from the
moasy drawer Of CANDY storo. Josephine cft lass
night Tor Philadelphia In charge Of hor uncle, aud
Myrtle Irving was transferred TO the Msgdaien
Asv
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HYDkOPHOBIA.

The official certificate Of the death Of John Charles
Clark, aged SIX years and eight months, OF No. zoo
East Eigntynxtb- street, who died IRON hydrophobia
ON tho inst, hlod In he Office oil the r. gstsr
oil Vital Statistics yesterday The boy was bitten by
dos the left side OF the lace on the 5th OF jay.
Tho wound was Immediately cauteriz.d and rapidly
healed Tho animal was shot. Afcw days before hts
death tho BOY betrayed ali tue well known symptoms
OF hydropnobis and, despite tho efforts OF several
skiled ply slcans, ne died In great agony. The
dcate Of death tcstncs that the lad died from hydro
phob,s and nsthenia The ccrtIicste was signed By
W. w. sprasuc, NJ. D.. Of NO. 24l kast Eignty-sIxtn
strocs.
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The horses had capital start Alleveur leading; but
this was soon taken from MN BY Bromide, slou
shird, Guy fourth, Bertha Nth. Going around the
spper turn Bromide showed The way by a. OK, Allo-
veur second, B1ou third, Bertha fourth, Guy fth
Al the quarter pole Bromide still led, with Aleveur
NJ her shoulder Bijou third, Guy fourth, Bertha fh.
Going down the bsckslretch ABOUT midway Bromide
Ing been cut down. It was supposed, by Bertha or
Buou The cut was on the near leg. the large back
rord being completely divided, hcr turf career being
thereby finished forever At the naii-mile polo
Alleveur led bv a head, BUou second, a neck IN al
vance OF Bertha Guy iourtn Bromide OF the race
Alleveur led around the lower turn and into the
homeslrstcn, Bjou second Bertha third, Guy fourtn
The run home was very exciting, as, after n close
struggle 70 near the nnish. Bertha won by length,
BuOu second, hall length IN front OF Guy, who
han length ahead OF Allcveur Bromide cantered
home Notwithstanding nsr INJURY rne time OF tho
Diie was ASH. The JUDGES alter the race called up
Barrett ana spariing the jockeys OF Bertha and
Buou but they could not positively settle upon either
as oeinK Tor the eating uown OF 8romide,
although one Of them must have been guiliy, aud,
equenuy, they escaped without censure. Barrett
raid, however that he was the cause of the injury
10 the ally ~ was purei, accidental
FOURTH RAGS
for purse OF 500, entrance Iree winner to be
poId at tor 81 5Jo II entered to be sola Tor
81 1000 allowed nve pounds Il lor $500, ten pounds
n Tor 5000, fifteen pounds; II for $500, eighteen
poupas Horses not having won a race at Saratoga
this year allowed I'VE pounds IN addition the above
allowances one miie and quarter. For this event
there were nine starters, comprising Thomas Puryear
Pasta, 3 years old, 70 Ibs; H. welcn's
bay coli Princeton, by Oakland dam WomUat, years
OLD, 90 lbs Thonss Dosweli's bay colt Stranger, by
Astcrvd, dam Coral, years old o5 bs n. Gsffney g
bay gelding BurgOo, by Hurrah dam Emily Dow ming,
tged, 100 lbs. J. W. Bells chestnut my Maritana by
bennington, dam BlacK slave, years old os lbs. L..
b. ForsYtbs bay gsldiDg Charlie Gorham, Dy Barney
ytonc, dam Aurora Ksby, years OLD, 90 Ibs X.
fam Ycllowbird, 4 years old. gs lbs.; I. a.
3 W. Il Davis chestnut horse Kenny, by Curles
dnm by Red kyc years old, 100 lbs. and W. n.
Rurcb's chestnut colt Gov. Hampton, by Planet, dam
Merry Wave, years old, 9S IDs. Higgins was the
hvorltc. The following rales will give the state OF
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SWIMMING IN NEWPORT HARBOR.
LEX TELEGRAPH TO The HERALp.l

IBX TELEGRAPH TO TIE HEKALD.
NEWPORT, r. l.. August s, 1878
swimming contest tooK place In the hafbor this
afternoon, distance mile three quartz
There entries for the event, toliows:--
f. Mahonsy, John Gale, Patrick Dorgan, Thomas Riley,
John Coffee, lillian Kenny and Harry Jennesa The
reputation OF some OF the contestants Us fast and
m uscuIar swimmers being known to the citizons oil
Newport. nearly every wharf whfch Afforded Of
the race crowded and large number Of boats
flied with spectators were In the mmsdiate vicinity
Of the starting point
Mahoney took the lead from the moment the word
Was given aud was never hcaded. HIS opponents,
though fair swimmers, had not tho slightest chance
Of winning, barring accdenta The Judges Al the finish
dsclded that Aahouey beat Riisy who took the sec
cramps aud was picked mp by boat and taken ashore.
Two three gave before half she course was gone
over and made the best OF way the wharves.
MRhoney was loudly applauded when he finished.
HIS time was 80 lninutes He has won many similar
contests.
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CRICKET.

The visits OF the Pennsuar Club OF Detroit, Mich.
and the serion Club oil Philadelphia, Pa. made last
week lively TOR the cricketers OF this vicinity.
This week but match will DO played and that Will
be between the second eleven OF the Staten Island
CLUB and the full Columbia Club OF Aoboken, NJ
Staten Island, on Thursday.
Arrangements being made for the return
matches be the Paterson Unuod eleven aRd the
ST. Georges and Manhattan clubs, OF this city.
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CoTrER ON COMFY ISLAND.

Captain oliver cotssr, agent Of the Law and order
League OF Kings county, accompanied by four deputy
SHERIFF., visited Coney Island on sunday last and
seizcd two wheels oil fortune that were In operation
the beach. The Of the wheels incontinently
AWAY IN order avoid Cotter next visited
Fsitman's pavniou whore he found dancing IN prog
rcss 70 the mcslc OF German band. This VAS
stopped ~ tho agsaps request Mr. Fsnman's coua-
sell Tho claims that u Is illegal 10 dance sun
Jay, will apply to the Supreme Court to-day Tor
junction against the Law Order League 10 resran
them from Interfering with Mr.. Feitman's business.
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BASEBALL. MOTIFS.

record which has not been surpassed by any
baseball player In the country made by Gore, OF
the New Bedford club ON their Southern tour
He succeeded making eight three base hits and four
home runs
In spite OF the attractions OF the Driving Park at
Buffalo on Saturday fully two thousand spectators
witnessed tho baseball match between the Chcasos
anu Bu1aios which resulted in favor Of the iormer-
to4
The adjourned meeting OF the League, which was TO
DO held September viii DO hold IN Providence next
Friday Tor he consideration OF general matters.
The New Bsdioro club did we'll financially and pro-
fNssiOnaiIy ITS southern tour netted $500, aud
OF twelve games played seven were won, Two drawn
and three lost.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Schooner Netiic, N.Y.Y.c, Mr. +. p. Osborn, ar
rived at Boston yesterday.
Adyices from Greenpor l.. l.. indicate That the re-
gafa 10 take place In that harbor on Thursday Sth
inst, under tho auspices OF the Atlantic Yacht Club
will be vary satisfactory Affair."
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GowANUs BAY REGATTA.

The sweepstakes race 10 be sailed over the Long
Island Club on Thursday, sth inst, promises
to be- an interesting event. Entrcs may be made VI
to o'clock the morning Of the race but no tor
a. the yachts will be started at eleven A. NJ sharp
Commodore Frank Bates. foot OF Thirty-ssven'n
street, South Brooklyn. will give all Information re-
CURED. upto three O'CLOCK yesterday Inc IoiloWipg
boats had entered and sure 10 stArt:-
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DOUBLE SCULL RACE.

John Ash and Birdie Van Astync, OF the First ward,
yesterday morning won doublc.scul boat race from
the Battery around Bcdoe's Island aud return, the
other contestants being John Delaney and Patrick
Conuors, Battery boaImon The winning time was
41m 30., and one-Quarser SECONDS less than That
the unsuccessful PAIR. Tho distance 10 about i've
miles.
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NATIONAL AMATEUR REGATTA

NEW ORLEANS, August 8. 1878.
The Hope Rowing Club four-oared shell crew, double
sculi she'll and senior and junior single SOULS. LETT
this afternoon tor Newark N j. to participate In the
regatta OF the National Association OF Amateur Oars
men on the 10th 2lst inst
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wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY GAME LAWS

WHITE PLAINS N. Y, August &, 1878.
The Board Of Supervisors OF Westchester county at
special meeting held yesterday, ameuded the second
section OF the game passed by lhom In January
last that woodcock DO shot that county
during tho months Of uly and August
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dessrves 10 be mentioned. The Browns earned two
They secured also s,sh. base his The unlons
iDnipgs:-
Clubs la ID 3d. 4th stu 9Th 7A Stt ga.
} nn,sS City,: Q Q . o Q
AT TEE UNION GROUNDS
A large audience assembled ut the Union Ground
Brooklyn Z. D., IN shs afternoon to the game be-
tween the Nontgomerys and hickorys 9otn having
Is sys5s s ws. 'oss s
disappointed, Tor IL seemed to be ian on day.
With the Aickorys. From the beginning the Mont
gomerys led of and kept the lead 10 the cnd the re-
suit Was IA 10 in favor Of The Montsomerys.
AT THE CAPIroLISE.
The game at tho CapitoIine Ground, Brooklyn, re.
suited iavor OF the Hudson Club They now are
the champions OF Prospect Park tor last years play
Ing The williamsburg Club Ia composed OF nue
playing material but IL failed 10 make ilssI, manifest
In yesterdays contest Every man OF the Hudsons
secured runs, three Of shsm getting two EACH three
three each, and one as many AZ i've. On the otner
side only three men secured one run each Following
" Clubs iss I'd Sd 4tA stu Oh. It'll sM. 9th.
Williamsburg. / 0 0 1 0 o-s
OTHER GAMES.
The contest al Troy yesterday afternoon, according
10 the rules and regulations OF the game was declared
IN favor OF The Aaymakers by the score Of TO Tns
reason Tor this ruling is as ollows:-ln the seventh
inning the game stood for the Haymakers IND
Tor the Worcesers AT this point the visitors rebeed
against decision OF the umpire relative 70 iou vai
In the eighth Worcesters refused 70 play and the
verdict was rendered against them. as above
The International Horneu Club, OF Hornellsville
this State, Is now upon southern tour. Yesterday
afternoon they badly defeated tho Baltimore CLUB. OF
Baltimore. Md. in The latter city. The score was Is
10 0 in iavor Of the Hornclls.
Al Utaca the game between the Utcas, OF the Tutor
national Association, and the Chcagos OF the League.
Of the most interesting that has been played
In that city this Alter this first inning the
playing on both sides remarkably brilliant,
neither side being able to score although some hne
attempts were made. The game called In the
eighth inning account oil rain. All the runs that
were made scored Ia the hrst inning, tho Chi
Cages win ling BY q score OF 3 to-
Tho SpringeIds defeated the Forest Citys At Clcve-
land by a score OF to ].
To.DAY's GAMES
The games 10 DO played to-day as follows
Star Utica. at Binghamton; Buffalo VS.. Spring
field, at Buffalo; Boston VS. Chicago, at Boston; Cin-
cinnati vs. Milwaukee, at Milwaukee; Providence vs.
indianapolis, al Providence; New York nine VS..
Hudson, at the Union ground, BrooKlyn, E. D.; Will
iamsburg Vs. Enterprise, al the CapItolino ground;
HUDSON Eagle, at Hudson, N. T., and Paterson va
Astor, at Paterson, N. J.
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keuny had the best OF the send on Jackscrs second
Governor ii mpton third, Princeton iourth. Charlie
,Orham 9Th, but SO close together were they that
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HALF.
SECOND RAcE.-HandIcap sweepstakes oil $50 each,
or s. II declared out, with $500 addcd to the dcclara
tons one-haf the entrance money 10 60 10
ond horse One mile anu Q halt
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THREE-QrARrERs OF q MILE.
THIRD RACE.--Purse, $780, Of which $50 70 the sec.
ond hoTse anners NJ Saratoga III year
excluded; horses not having racc IN 1878, and
ali madens allowed iba Three-quarters OF = mile.
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winged out and passes the Triton, but the latter As
her jb topsa is Iifted little comes up again
Al ANCHOR
Finally the yachts came 10 an anchor"ge III Morsis
Cove, tho mouth OF the New Haven RIVER, IN the
81 fan ti,x
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06

tariff, which, in the Language OF the
national democratic convention AT
ST. Louis in 1876, is n masterpiece
of injustice, inequality aud false
pretcnce, impoyerishing tue many
to subsidize the few, cesting the
people five times more, unl ieprot
duceS to the treasury, obstructIng
the processes of production, vast
ing The fruits of labor, promoting
fraud, fostering smuggling, enrich
ING dishonest officials, ~bankruptlng
honest merchants, and beggarlng
agriculture. Democrats and con
servatiyes will esteem it a patriotic
duty to preserve the organization,
and support the candidates Of Il
party committed to these important
measures.
When clubs are re-organizcd, or
new ones formed, the chairnen OF
county committees are requested
to report to the State executive
committee.
T.. BARKSDALE,
Gilman DENTON. En-. State Com,
Attest MARION SMITH, Secy.
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Look at the Distribution!
EXTRAORDINARY DISTRIBUTION!
100000 Tickets at So Each.
LIST OF PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
Approximations of $500 each
for the nine remaining units
of the same ten of the number
drawingthe $4,000 Prize, are 5000
Approximations of 500 each
for the nine remaining units
of the same ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 Prize, are. 1900
Representations of 500 each
for the nine remaining units
OF the same ten of the number
drawing the $1,000 Prizc, are. 900
,-- "a " .+,,n 100