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camp meetings DIES iorets. sur un
t'"nc h'arbre, a nn '2uditoire avide
de metaphores hatGies, G'imag4. aui
pOulees ct de mal6dictious sOn0r-s.
Brief. ie dois l'avouer, /. premiere
Impression n'6tait pas favorable,
ellie ne dora rnere. Des les pre-
miars meta On >Grnt.t III homme
conSalHcC, paSsionne, mais liable a
Sc dcnliuer. Cette aldeur c%ontenue
groDGait so0rdtment en- iai ct Sc
t!ahl>sait par moments q cellar de
son regard, Il pills de SEES ltyres. Il
Son este sobre. mails p,e.n d. haI-
dieS>e. La note q1i Gominait c'ttait
Ihui'siFe. II await un faux air De
prophetic. E~videmment Get Lumme
Ne dnutall de rien, pas meme de hi.
DtS les debut, il srmpara de son
al1itoire, ct il ne lie 'acha rlus. II e
p it par is neIfs, lie secoua, ,e ton
dt. le r"mua dams tous les sens. Les
te np> 6taleht 2 cche> on les iouis
c~tairnt complies. malheur aux re
t%ardataires II fallait tout gutter,
tont abandonment. rcorer de SIS
/ pieds IL pou>sierr de cCttc vile man
lite, cherchtr Diem. entendre ga
,nix. s.enfoncer dams les wastes soil
tudes de- lUtah. Sc %raIlier an peu-
pie elu, lni demander la vtrite don't
il etait !'uniqne depo>itaire. Sd pa
role lnc.Siye ct .Faachante fiapbait IA
coups redoubles sur l~'esprit ct L.
ceufde >e> audiieurS. Ii ne cher
chait nu temeEt IA prouver, a diseu-
Ter; il atfi"mait. en- homme oui ne
craint pas de contradicteu!s. ule
theolosie, une psychologist, Il mo
rale Z lui.
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NOUEEAUX ARRANGEMENTS.
Ea<sLEa D6.S ~E'EEAvEk;Esss

FIVE 7 EN- XBN.V Il 4 XXI q <N e "a p
Encuignure des ruts Green ct T~lnhohaux
Nj. Thomas Az erti prtvient ses anl;s ct
les vnyageurs qu il Went de faire de nou-
vtaux arrangements qni lui permettront de
s'atisfairc tout ceux qai voudront lhonno,
rer tie leu coEtiance
Repas atoute heure de II iournGe ct SUI
commando.
Table dh6te i 10 heures du matin pour
d@jeuner ct il Z heurps din snir pour diner.
ChalnbreS cnmmodrs CT hien s~arnics.
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Large and Complete
Bl0cEsneith, WHeefocrigkt
Hsad Carriage Shop.
III. I'ctrpau. Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends. ard the public IL
q general. that he is prepared to under,
take all kinds of work III his tine. at advan
tagcons conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services OF first class
wor,men of recognized ability. He has laid
in a full and varied supply of spokes and
icll"es Of first choice, for carriages. etc.
Also an assortment OF patent carriage
wheels. steel lubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Collins with glass;. imitation ros,
wool. black walnut and ash.
a choice and zeleet stock Of reaiy-makC
Sironds. for men, women and children, al
article OF lnXu.y, new style. at very model
ate PRICES.
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
II, 10 ct b. .Royat Street. ". OIL, Is etI5
Em,Fe Canal ~ kl0uan ne
LOUIS CHAlLAIN. PROrRIETAIRE.

On trouve dams Get reimbursement tout &c
que In saison tournit de plus dielcat ct route
espcce de wins dc cLoi> tout &c quill taut
pour sources ct marriages, etc.
II y IA DIES salons particulars an r-cmlerS.
ct dies chainhre, eltgalGmrlt nicablces a
loucr a la stmaine ct au m0is.
Les Plantcurs ct les ha!ntants de In cam
payne qui voudront honorer Get etablisse-
nlent dc leur patronage V trouveront ies
cllamhres ct neu nourriture bonnie ct copi
euse 6 500 l%ariour.
~ Les rortes du restaurant restcnt III
Vertcs Jusqua inintlt. - i. %
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TUT It's PILLS
A distinguished physician OF New 70

A distinguished physician OF New Yor
avs:
1T Is astonishing how universally DI
TUFTS F.is are used. III my daily roundl
| hear OF them not only among the poo.
)ut their virtues are heralded from the mar
lions Of the wealthy and refined. Know
Nc the Inventor from his long conncctio
s;th the medical profession. | have gres
confidence in tn II merits, and Of late hav
'ften prescribed them with the happiest re
ii = in cases where | desired to make a dc
..ded impression or the liver
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F-lsoES GAEE cN FLESH

While under the influenc
of these Pills, of itself il
dicates their adaptabiIt
to noUrish the body, an
hence their edicacy in crI
ing nervous debility, me
a choly, dyspepsia, was
/ ing Of the muscles, slug
gishnesS of the liver, an
chronic constipation.
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FEUILLETOA
FARLEY PRAT TT
PAR NJ. c. DE VARIGNl.
|

lie suis arrive avant-hier DIES
lies Sandwich "a bord du Restless, me
repondit NJ. Young. N'"y"n' pas
d'argent pour payer mon passage
TAI tra'vaill6 conme matci"t. Dehar
ore sans IN dollar dams ma poche,
TAI du coucher sur la nlag1; mai>
Dien n'abandonne pas les sl"ns.
Madame ma recueilii. ct dams Qn,l
ques jours je repair.
-Ou a%llez-vous!
-Droit dams Fest. lie reform" a
Ia Nouveile Jerusalem, Il la Vile dN
Lac-Sa'eJ j. desir, rais,> Ill cst possible
m'engagcr CONNIE c%oninctenr d"
chariot ;sdans q~u"iqn'nnt drs cara
vanes qui sc dirigcHt veis ie C"'ora-
do
Nais YOU. ne serez encore QUA
Motto chemii. lui DIS le. ct von> na
poneez Songer IA traverser sans res
sources lie desert.
-Diru Y p%ourvoira. = Puts, sans
SO faire antrement prier, II me dit
on il 4,alt lie ~diX-septieme ills de
Brigham Young, lie chef dies mol
mons. Sou lere lui avaint Intlme
l~'ortlre de Sc rerlre Il san Francisco
ct de Ii dams fCceanie pour \ pre-
cher la religion nouvelle. II etalt
acquitt6 de sa mission. Que naccom-
pagnait aucune autre traitr one
celle que le prnphete await three SUI
la Providence. john Young Sen
etait contente. | await vtcu CONNIE
il avail: pu, mails en!in il await vecn
T"u; indiluait che lni une t6nacitt
rae, une fol opiniatre. des convic-
ton, ardentra. II ctait eviIemeut
d. bois dout on fat les sectaircs
Quand ie l~'interrogeai sur les pay
'ou'ii await v~isites. 10 men pas tirel
c renseignement autre que cen
.9ui a@yai"nt trait il sa mission lcli
pieuse. In ,leilors de celia. il u'avait
lien VI L. pays, 10 ciimat. lr sol
les productions, les mnurs DIES habi
tants, iui eta.ent ~inc"unn<. etai-
allie Ia. i await prtche; la rarol,
pmtetait SEES fruits. Pnis, s'txaltanr
Il mesUie gail p%arlait, il nous fit III
erm" ct lie termina par IN apps
truphe pnssionn6e dams laquelle. pre-
slisant Ia grandeur future DIES NOR
mons, il vouait San Francisco ct |,
res:e du monde a Satan.
Jctais etonne. Je regardais d,
temps i au;re a.me. Mac Lean. don.
lie siSage tfahlssait une emotion 30,
.enue. ct son mari. qui ecoutait ave,
une impatience NAL d&gni>Ge. Tn
sois on diseours tini, John Young $
leya b~ru.quement, alluMa UNI buu
geoir ct sc retira saus a%jouter III
mot.
-SilS soDt Ions comme c~elui-ll
me dit Mnc-Lean apres IN iEStan
de silence, lis donneront du til
Ieto,dre IA Washington. Savez YOU
ma chere. ajouta-t-il en- Sc retour
nant vers sa femme, que j4 sera
hisa aise le joir oil nous -erons de
harnesses de Get h0te ineommode.
ne fait pas bon recueillir chez sol
dams II tamillc chretienne. les gen,
qu'on rencontre endormis sur !,
PLACE.
Mime. Mac-Lean s~'excu~a avec IN
hesitation visible. Je rris congo.
-le temps est beau,je vais you
Teuconduire, me dit Mac-Lean.
Nous sortImes ensemble, ct natu
celieuaent John Young fat l'oblet d,
notfe en'retien. Quelques mot,
fchappes 4 Mae Lean trahirent de
preoecopat'ons 81 >ingulieres que j
m'autaIiSal de notre amiti6 pour /
snrrtinnn.r.
. - t'"n. oui. dit il, ie suis in
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DIR. Tut has been eI
gag i il the practice {
mctIcinc thirty years, an
fo.alongtirne was demon
strator of anatomy in tn
Medical College Of Geo.
gia, hence, persons usin
his Pills have the guarar
tee that they are prepare
on scientific principle
and are Tree from a
quackcry.
II" has succeeded i
combining in them Il,
heretofore
qualities Of Il strengthen
ins, fnrguAvr, ard Pr,
JyIng t0H:c-
Their first apparent e
feet is to increase the al
petite by causing the 100
to properly m
Thus the system is nou.
islcd, and by their ton
action on the digestive o
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TcETE rIEI2 WEIGHT N GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
ann e.

LOUISVILLE, KY.
AnS. 8, 1875.
DR.. TUT Dear Sir
For ten wears l have bee
amartyrto dyspepsia, cor
stipation, and piles, an
had well nigh exhauste
the materia mcjica for re
lief from thislising dealt
when, by accident, you
Pills were brought 10 m
notice. / began their ust
and the first dose gave N
such celiefsl.at Iconti1uc
totake them. lam now
well man, have 4 good AZ
petite, can digest we'll, tn
rilcs have disappeared
and i have gained fort
bounds in solid flesh.
would not be withou
them for their weight i
god.
RE-, X. L. SIMPSON
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TFfEBDDasN.
Do you know that at
.J.D. MACHADO,

Corner Main, jackson and Levee
Streets, is the only place in
town where you a find,
THE GENUINE
CALIFORNIA PORT.
TOKAY, CLARET aud
ANGELICA WINES.
and the
Pure California GogMac!
In this Establishment YOU will
find the FRESHEST and MOST
VARIED assortment of CHOICE
GRoCERIES, such as
Dried Apples, SpGn'h Guaea jelly.
Currdnts, NGtionI Glass"
Dates, Gun p0wder tea
Set Chocolate, Raisins,
Full Assortment of canned goods:
PLANE HAMS.
BREAKFAST BACON,
ITALIAN MACARONI,
BOLOGNA 81 USAGE.
CRACKERS G CAKES
s. c. HAMS,
MIXED CANDIES
CITRON.
Give him a call to satisfy
y:;Ursesf' how reason.
able he sells!
Remember Corner Main. jackson
and Levee Streets.
ian17ly. &.
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rieuX II ubaeiNel que lie predica,eul.
la P,n.pa.t tie ce> ge.2a = tlaient
DIES iiilutt!I>, iloHHles defvle little
ct daDgcltlec, aangeIruX euS-Iueme,
dams I'll pays on ia ioi n'eAlsta!t eli
core que de moan. Uu la ,aisun du
plus !o:t ru ienait< lien. social en-
apilareHce Ietfacialrei a toute con
tlaintt, >urlastait I'm sentiment cue
l'on Ictrouve ps.ttout ct dan; toute,
les classes aux Etats Unl>, un fouls
reliSleux. un respect innG Il toutes
les vtriteo >armaturelita." Farley
; Pratt lie savait It sen autOrisait.
Le diScour> tini. Ia iouie s~'ecoula
} paisibiement. Nine. Mae Lear Sc
retlra une des dernieres Le la re-
joignis Il la sortie ct lui ofris de
raccompaguer chez ellie. Ellie ac-
. cepta. Chrmin f%aisant, je lui parIai
! Wv " Io' lux Nhion tIlttiutt
mai- ellie ctait preoccupee ct me re
pondait par monosyllabes. J'etai.
= mol-memes distract. Ce diabie
uhomune await s0uleve tant de cues
tons, rcmuG taLt d'ideeS. mis- Ell
avant DIES so.utions 81 Imprevues
: quill me stmblait sortir dune mai
son d'aienes. Des fragments dc
I phrases h"ntaient mon esprit. de
= routaient una |ogique, ct je me de
I mandals COMMENT pouvait etre taii
) IN cerveau aussi bizarrement tneu.
Il bic. Meas trouv9mes Mac-Lean al
t salon. En- m'a~percevani, il posa SUI
. la table uue brochure.
->Eous venez 10 meeting me dit.
' il.
-Oui, ct je ne se:ais ras faca,
den secouer quelque peu l'impres
= slon. J'ai besoin de causer ave,
9 un homine de bon sens pour me re
q metre DIES 6lucubrations de Parle,
j., Pratt.
: -Fous tombez bien. Tenez, ct i
me tendit la brochure.
-Qnest-ce que c'est que celia
i -Lisez...au h:sard. tout haul
ii Je ccmpren1rai peue etre.
d La brochure await pour titre: I
= TIRE dAbrakam. tadHit ap papgsu
: par Joscph Smith. J'ouvris ct je las
"Je Slis drvenn an Eeritier leyitim e
Ut grandc-rretre, posstdant lie droi
e qui appirti"nt aux peres; il ma ct,
= cnntit par les pefcs, il est vrnn de
peres de- lie commencement. on
avant In tondation de IL terre JUS.
guam temps present, meme lie droit
du premier ne sur le premier homm,
qui est Adam. on le premier pere
." par les peres. jusqu'a moi. -"
G -Dites done, est-cc que celia dur,
n longtemps ainsi
-Oni, il Y Ell a ~cinquante pages
i %toute> de la meme force. peut-6tr,
: M peu moins c%lalies.
5 All vous les avpz lues?
= 4 TnnEnuu.
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NV -A1tIN-iAEN L VI I1AF =.
ss'H'gsANfs E2Hssa HOTEL,

Mr.. Thomas Albtrti informs his friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some Rev arrangements which will enable
hiln 10 satisfy all those who will honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours Of the dav.
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
at i o'clock p. NJ.
CommIodhous and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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Son intrepidite ne recullait dev;

Son intrepidite ne recu!lait devant
aucun probame, devant aucure So
luton. II abcrtia avec une' incom-
parable aisance la question de la
polygamie. Apr6s les examples
obliges que tous les mornons pleten
dent pa,ser dans l'hlstoile dts patri-
arches, il depeisnit sous aes cou-
leur> anstele> &c itve dune imasina
ton dGvouee. Dams Get abal>seulent
volontai.e de la femme, dams cette
humiliation dune sexe devant Tau
ire. ii m"ntra lie ttiomphe du renouce
ment, fabneyatioa. ct dams &c par
tage nonteuX Ratification des SENS
au profit do sentiment re.igieux, la
modification de la chair TT de la
vanite.
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i ConiiRaef.
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L'orateur parut, ct lie silence Sc fit
immehiatement. Les Americans
ont L'instinct lie respect de la liberte
ihdividuelie ct iamnnr lie la parole.
Sous quelque f"rne qn' ellie sc pre-
Sen'e, dl>cours. sermon, lecture. con
ference lis accourent ct econtent.
Les theses les plas hizarres. les OPT
Mons les plus extraordinaires pen
vent Sc %uroduire sane provua0er nj
mnrmures. nj contradiction. La pa
role est che. IL l'ohjet dun fcti-
c!li>me tsal ii celui qn'inspire aux
b0uddhistes tout fragment De papier
tctit on lmprime. Ii. pcnsse hu
maine s'e>t incarnee la. on s'incline
deTHnt SD manifestation. &c ani
n'iiap!iqne nuliement ,'aIhesion.
Farley Pratt appreciate evidem-
mrnt de- Ia soixaNtaine. Grand.
malsre, les yeu2 profnnd6ment en-
tonces sons DIES sonrcils epais ct sri
s%onnants, Ia taille un peu rtjet6s IA
dFoite. il Sc r~resent1 sans embarras.
nj gancherie. V6tu dune longae
%redingnte noire dams laquelle son
buste oSseny ionait II false ct oni
tomha!t autonr de SEES jambes mai.
greS EN- Pills pen gracieux. il reSsem-
blalt a s'y %meprendre a un de ces
{ prtdieateurs ambaiants DIES Etats d.
fouc>t, habi;aes a ptecher dan, les
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-16

There has one pleasing incident come
to our knowledge in reference to the late
election, and we would not be sorry to
learn Of moro in regard to the same class
figuring in this item. It seems that
twenty-three honest (2) men concluded
that their votes were worth ten dollars
apiece, and banded together to procure
that amount. They entered into negoti.
atoms with Q certain county candidate,
Who unfortunately did not have the re-.
quisite amount Of coin. but whose cspa-
bility for stratagem was equal to the oc-
cssion. He informed them that If they
would 20 to certain building on Mob
Hill, in charge OF friend OF his, and
remain there for 9 short time, that he
would send the money to them. He
furnished a two-gallon demijohn of
whisky and box Of cigars, and they
marched TO the place agreed upon. This
was about 3 p. M, and at intervals OF q
quarter OF an hour, messenger was
sent to inform them that he was making
great efforts to secure the coin, and
would surely deliver it. Two hours were
consumed in this sort OF work. by which
time . majority of the party were too
drunk to reach the polls. and the remain.
der. although smelling MICE" and
making the endsavor, found themselves
shut out. and failed to get chance to
deposit their Impoverished ballots. They
done some tall swearing. but that did
not affect the result. Verdict: Served
them sieht.-CEureka Leader.
>>-
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Speaking of the Belmont mine, the
Courier of the 9th says: The bullion has
very much improved in finensss at last.
The mill commenced running again to-
day. II has teen idle for three days on
account of a part OF the sections OF the
dust chamber of the furnace falling in.
The mine is looking we'll. The Transyl-
vania body OF ore is now two feet wide
and improves in size as work progresses.
This ore is soft and easily mined and it
is not assorted before sending to the
mill. The average OF all assays taken
from this ore are $l37.
II would not be wolf, but that see
these fellows are but sheep; Iwould not
play the lion, were not these binds" he
yelled, as he paraphrssed Shakespeare,
and proceeded to clean out the hurdy
house. He had mistaken his roll, and
his essay of character of Caesar was pro-
mptly resented by mob of Cassius and
Brutuses. When he was carried out
an incident that followed shortly after
wsrd-his gaping wounds would have
moved the stones of Rome to mutiny,
had he an eloquent Marc Antony to plead
his cause. As no one seemed to interest
himself in his fate, and he was left to
crawl to his cabin alone and unattended
it is more than probable that high trsg-
edy is not appreciated in that particular
locality.-[ Eureka Leader. &C.,.
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GEN. WINTERS IN ARIZONA.
ARIZONA Miner.l

ARIZONA Miner.l
Gen. John B. Winters, for many years
interested in the Comstock mines, and
an excellent mining man, has been to
Bradshaw, and made visit to the Tiger,
Orc Bonito, Couger and Gray Eagle
mines, and on his way home visited the
Peck, Black Warrior, and Prince lodes.
The General is close observer, and e1-
amined thoroughly the various mining
properties mentioned above, and formed
a very favorable opinion of their worth.
He found the Tiger people very busy
cleaning away preparatory to sinking
new 1000. foot shaft and making other
valuable Improvements. Considers the
Tiger claim nearer the Comstock than
anything he has ever seen, and altogether
healthy looking property. He has
negotiated bond for the Gray Eagle
mine, and we may expect to see things
assume very different aspect in and
around this long neglected bonanza.
The Gro Bonito property. ono and a
half miles from the Tiger. is being
worked, and the owners are preparing
for the erection OF mill, which is now
at Walnut Grove; and contract has
been perfected with James Patterson to
make q road from the Tiger to the Orc
Bonito, and for hauling the machinery
in.
The General was very much pleased
with the Bean mill. in Bradshaw Basin,
and its surroundings. At the Heck be
found lively, healthy camp, and thinks
we'll of what he saw there. The Black
Warrior and Prince are considered good
mines, and the supposttion is fair TO,
something to be done with those proper
ties ere long. We believe that the Gen
erals visit to Arizona will result in grea
good to Northern Arizona, and we sin
cerey hope that he may arrange hi
mining and other business in California
in such Q manner that he may be en-
abled to return at an early day to Arizons
and become one of our prosperous min
ing men.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-16
A DRILL FOR SQUARE HOLES.

Certainly drill to bore square holes
is an interesting machine. The Iron
Age" finds that such device was ex.
hibited at Paris. The inventor is named
Hall and he drills square hole in metals
OF other substances with rotary motion
in one operation. In this purpose he en-
ploys q three-sided drill. either fiat or
futed. which, in cross.section, is of the
form of an equilateral triangle. He
makes the bottom or cutting edges of the
drill perfectly fiat, and three in number,
each cutting edge extending from one of
the outer corners to the center of the
triangle. A special dull chuck, forming
part Of the invention, il provided, and
attached to the lower end of the drilling
spindle. The chuck is constructed in
such manner as to admit Of the drill
travelling automatically in q horizontal
plano some little distance. This is rem
dered necessary by the peculiar move
meut OF the cutting edges of the drill,
which does not operate or rotate on a
fixed GENITAL point, but DIVORCES some
what in proportion to the size OF the
hole. Near to the lower end or cutting
edges of the drill is fixed rigidly metal
guide bar or plate. The guide.bar is
provided with q square hole similar to
drill, the dimensions of the three sides OF
the drill being such that the distance
from the base to the apex of the triangle,
which such three sides form, is the same
as the sides OF the square hole it is re-
quired to drill. The triangular drill for
drilling dead square holes may also be
used without the self-adjusting drill
chuck in any ordinary chuck, when the
substance operated upon is not very
heavy nor stationary; then, instead OF
the lateral movement Of the drill, such
lateral movement will be communicated
to the drill by the substance operated
upon.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-16

At the election just passed Phoebe is
not the only place where trading was
done. We learn from our exchanges
that this trading business was carried on
very extensively throughout Nevada.
Il appears as though that Democrats,
not only in Phoebe, but throughout the
State, were willing to sacrifice every one
and any one on their ticket, with the ex.
ception Of Congressman, to gain State
Senator.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-16

Captain Bogardus has issued chal-
lenge to shoot match against Doctor
Carver, with any kind Of gun, for from
$1,000 to S., 900 aside. He is also will.
ing to back ten members of the Zettler
Rife Club, Of New York City, against
the Doctor for stake Of $1,000.