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UIUG l. EGs tDtJ-l w ELY
Joliet; Col. Nicholas 0reuse,. Of Mount plcas-
ant, la., the first rnu1 mandcr Of tho Thstysixth
Illinois; Woodbury. 81. Taylor. oi Chtcnxo; the
llon }. C.. shcrwtn: scnatar Eugene Canncld.
n A,,rtta: t;o1. Hayes, tnclntcr Ut Conyrcsa
from tho Joliet district, h'nf others.
uov Cu1lom, Gen. Lb7an. lien. fTlltiar1.
anil tho o:llers arrived uy the o N'cfork train.
were met Mt the depot by Cen q. l.. Mann, md
n por.on OF If. etofr on llurscbark, as,d wcre
escorted to camp Dick Yatei with great pump
nu1 circumstance. They wafs met at tue gate
ty the Nnetcenth Regiment cotnrnaMscl BY
Gull Rnffcp, nnil Whittier I'nst who escorted the
headquarters.
Upou The arrfvnl Of Gov. Cnllon,. 4 Gnv-
efnnr'a knluta ~ns fired hy the Joct Battery,
which arrived carly this morning. 49,.
that nf q company Of veterans from slrrila'.
H., md nc trnsn Lcmpnt ILL.,: alsn an ntltl!ttnn
IN Whittier Post. swelling the numbers some
where tu GrydiIty-ffvc men. ...-..
There aro several ladies' IN cnmp with thrir
hushln,ln anl relatives Including Mrs. Col.
swaIu of Chicago. Mrs. Gen. sherer and her
sister, Miss Carrle stoln, OF Aurora.
TIE MEss.ttAL1, ID
upon Tho grounds, wl,orein 'he soldiers arc fed.
Is considerable of sight,. Tnbes nre arranged
,hs. .e ,r, ~ o .c o"t ~. ~ en ,e
@ H.. ',o!a, ~ ,,rn,a f,r,'t.hss ,moo,. ~
the veterans md others for u rents earll during
the three DAYS. The eatrlg nntl drinking a.
cuinsn0t1atnns upon thn grounds nrc ainp'c.
rro,,nI. inrtr,i,nr local Visitors. an, lie many
81 -, II md ro,nca ~ chnnrn nro being we'll
,,n,rrr,,nJ ~ IN fecilittes for rctsirr fo tbr
pa.tuu"ftst ~ ~, - - in,rr rinn,if,,i hv moons
efoI"tn ef ,h',tn, iru" o, arrsaree .nu Gcy '
Of ,buscs hnu carllaGus.
Tie time has been well put 10 SINCE ca,lY this
morning. everybody betnE ht1aY. Fhcn mas nis
,iltsy to perform. md each goes at 1t in Just tic
e1ruc manner at he went at 1t in war fines, 81
mar as ic can remember, A great deal OF timo
i'aa hem snrn, in TottjnE tic several companies
t'ns.,,.n int hatto,fnnx rc1lmr,,ta, hrif.attcs.
etg. nn..., t,,,a.,,,-,o,. f,r.
H. ncc0rt!nncc WIN 'teneral' o!nHMt VI
der No. =, Headquarters }tpafttHrn! D! llilnolF
Il. A. H., Col Swaau comm IND ng. Ncrn3 t0st.
No, l, Knrkfnr9. Post 20, Aurorn, William Jack-
son pnst Nn 1r Elr,!rn ind t',Iet 43, Batavia.
i, ~" a. ia, " fEi-st n,ttaiIn., E; K IVbit,
NJ, nn'Tn ~ y - w 1i;.,%a V,t"r,n I,:t M ia
tet Fotr. 10: = C!,eas, 'et..'" s','' ,:,i, ~.
Esi'' I"ss ~ naesoat1. % H., -, c,nI "srn mut>
Pnst, M. b', Elmw0ou, 1orfn tt'c hecoou LAT
tnllon, q. d. Il.
TIE ROUTINE DUTIES
nun nro7-orrno ~ FIN ,,av coua,st of thn fo11nv.
In" aIrrrIscs' ' ~N''~'S
80 Morn;np run,
liuyci,Ie,
TrcqGfn.L
Sick ca1, md Issuing arms.
tnari.mnuntinc.
Company nho oa''aji9 i9Isodc. e' u wv '' a. III
, 1879-08-22

DISSoLUT1
Tho copartneszhtp heretofore e1iating between EU-
ktuc sttIx nnd Charles H. Wcnhoru |! tIft day iii.
t0lfpl, AL outstanding ACcONn:s due sat fH arc IL
u p.d u EuKrno A. s!t!g Ali outstanding dep.s Q!
said rm arc Iu 10 pail by EuEtn1 4. s1txs who VIII
cuntthuu in tho lnblhcts.
Chicago. Aug. lb. l47u.
, 1879-08-22
THE VETERANS.

THE VETERANS.
Second Day of Their Grand
Reunion at Auro-
ra, III.
Camp Dick Yates Thronged
With Thousands Of
Old Soldiers.
Splendid Records Of the Thirty
sixth, Nineteenth, and Twon-
ty-fourth illinois.
Address of Welcome by Ills
Excellcncy Gov.
Cu1lOnl.
The Grand Triumvirate OF
Lincoln, Douglas, and
Grant.
Stirring Response by the Hon.
J. c. Shcrwin..-'rho War,
md Ifo Tq1unQ.
Gen. Logan Follows in a Speech
Interrupted by Frequent
Applause.
4 Condensed History Of the
Great Wnr and It's
Causes.
What Was Accomplished BY IT,
Secession NUT Be Stamped
Out.
Tic Competitive Drilt---Tho Veterans
Carry or tho Flng.
/ Scenes in 0amp---JollitY and sooiability-
4 Court.Mnrtial.
, 1879-08-22
ILLINOIS WELCOMES rot.

they returned to ihcir former vncatIonA III tho
paths of peace where now they arc enjoying llycs
Of quict usefulness
, 1879-08-22

Thu twtRht VI tht &1a,s.
The Iaw- -alvcr1 trcmbea In their legislative
rs,ie4 icnr1ug tho dav NJ diam hull cofne. nnd at
turned 10 Abraham n'ynnnhrs. who, with wnEiA
M encouragement. aroused them rum tnatr
fright
Ills swc4ttuck co1lcaRnc: listening Al! the while,
l!ntw"cn The psn:rs AZ NJ sry!Msat;'
irssx ri troa, soa ,I,a hoiow t4Snpss q III: sost
Au,l wliIc .ha fe.llns Of dseaa-.ac f"ar that the
Institutions would ho destroyed was Htr"nt u",i!
us. stentcn 4. Douglas. TIM .shsal'am i'as.npnfL
e. .,o sJ'G u tSs wrq /, ny all sa
tic men,hess OF tim fw0 lfonses Of ihs tteHetA!
Assembly IN to,nt runseutlon ~ thought. tnss w
breatlIelI and Wnrl+ Tint hifHeu. IN truth NJ ~.
dressed far larger aMtnnrs than tho tlenetat A.
senby Of Illinois. 1ls s,,oks to tho w1nlc Sn:.on;
shadow tIat Ind failou npon sAo land, and declared
thai thcrr wore then onlv two parties In Mo ~;
puhItc-!nttat. nnd Tsal'o,s ~ ~, w'pas so,t ~
the Triumph OF tho unIon cause wa1 assured,
na tasss; h. ;,S: y 'stt t. hs9 H. .as aar
t i.sis.s ss.'s IL. "iaf' y uaas,sa @ darx
fst siple " Iasy s 1ssin ha:h No III .as fst fsar
CHANT.
Tho Other member Of tho tFiumvt,ato Of Illinois
grcntne4s and patriotism. ~ snldlsr md states
fare the world III ono ol The conspicuous a1oFes Ut
During tho War for tho Union he marched frnm
one victory lo another without ostentstiua. ani
ncatayrd Tho greatest Ut military sinmnh4 without
nantoss,ns any evidences Of pride = h. nc ,isys.
unhs. wv ."s s.'ess ~ "'.ns
ooupii.hei the .nos. brilliant fcats OF t'.s War.
fIe pxll but little attention ta cIthur uhase or
alnni!on, and Wills the unomtes nj tho uovcsns
,nont were cncourayMv eacl. athor b.! ths nssnt-
nnco that he totally ignorant 0f military "etehrs
l.a ctuslo cue Confederate 1s.,eral after another
ana AnAlls. apparently a. matter pF c'trse hh!
with ttgnlacd n,uacst3 that Look from latea!
much OF lta bitterness. he received tue swoFd "
l.ua iron, tlls han OF that great clRal. null e1ci
Thu Var tn Elory W the Compelled suFfsaasF Ut all
the l.ebel armlGs. ,.,..,..,,,
Elevated bY gratsful peopo 10 tho highest osi!
olco in tho uuYefnaleut, thu great soldier pEoseu
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
He Would Brag.

party Of young men travelling in Europe, had among
them citizen OF our great republic who was so thor
oughly patriotic that he could excellence in any
thing IN the Old Worll compared with his
try Mountains waterfalls churches monuments, scenery
and all other objects Of interest inferior to what the
United States could show. His companions became some
what tired of his oveweening boastfness, and deter
mined to . take him down peg The party spent
winter in Rome and one evening" having all things pre-
pared they induced their Yankee friend to join drink
ng bout and managed that they kept sober while he
got goriousy drunk rhereupon they took him into the
tatacombs, laid him carefully down, with candle within
reach and retired short distance of sight wait
for developments.
After while their friend reused up, having slept off
his first drunken stupor aud, in state of astonish
men began endeavoring to locate himself, at the
time mutterng " Wei, hic-this's little strange. Won
der-hic-where am, anyway?"
He got out his match lighted his candle and began TO
study his surroundings On each side shelves piled
with grinnng skulls and inches filed with skeletons,
while all about piled legs arms ribs, and vertebre
ghastly array, and altogether TO him He nodded
to the skulls side with drunken How de do
hic? and the other with How dye feel--hic-any-
way took look at his watch, and at his
surroundings got his feet took off his hat and hold
ing il above his head, remarked loud enough for his
friends to hear IS all right 's-hic-al right. Morn
ing of the resuIection by jingo lhc. First ue
ground rab for United Staosi Alters ahead Ruh for
eSp6cidlig!'
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
REFERENCEs.

persons unacquained
this House append hereto specimens of the testimonials
letters gentlemen
a and military distinction and widely known throughout the
United States:
BELyIDERR ILLINOIS, October
pleasure recommending Captain GEORGE II.
LEMON Of Washington D. o. to all persons who may have
at Washington know him 70 be Thoroughly qualified
Department
especially the
friends soligytng
active informed and successful gallant officer
honorable successful
ommend strongly all who may need his services
A. HURLBUT, @.
Fourth Congressional District. TIiaois,
Late Major General u 81 Vos.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
Scotch Courtship.

A shy young of Scotland for fourteen years had
wooed the lasse of his heart One night Jamefor that
was the young mans name-called to see Jennie, and
there terrible look about the eyes, Just there is
sometimes WHEN they've made up their minds pop the
question And Jamie came in and down by the fire
just he had done every night for fourteen years. and he
talked of the weather and the cate and the crops and
the stock market was going to saybut no. they didn't
talk sbout that aud finally jamie said
'sTve known you for a long time
Yes, Jamie, said she
'sAnd--Tve thought ia always like to know you,
Jennie
g Y-e-s--Jamie.' -
And so I've bought lot, Jennie.
Yes, Jamie" "
.'So--that when
:" Yes Jamie-yes."
Were dead, lay our bones together.
The fool had gone and bought lot in graveyard, but
Jennie not discouraged She knew her we'll
after fourteen years she ought toand she said gently
jamie
Yes, Jennie.
Don't you think twould be better to lay bones
together while we're yet alive?n
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
Property taken by the Army i'm States
not i'm ImSurrecfiOn.

will special attention.
In addition the above military
Copyrights attend to business before the General Land once
other the Interior Department
departments of the Government.
invite all interested
the utmost prompttude and horoughness all
matters intrusted TO our hands.
GEO. E. LEMON.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01

A. smith OF Napoleon, Mich wishes of Capt
H Co. l. of II Reg. N y. Cavalry known Scots
90on Surg Ridder or kittder of same Regiment
The postofce address q late officer of
of the SD New York Battery the benefit
widow First Lieutenant Frederick staie of said Battery
Address Dr. f. l. Emnert, Ne 5 Vine street, Cincinnati
Ohio.
Mrs Nj b. Todd widow OF Frank Todd Of Waukon, ALA
county desires the pooce
officers enlisted nen OF Company g. llsth Regiment Of
sylvania Volunteers.
John Clearhed, Pennsylvania, posoRce
Way Jacob Shelkey Abraham Snyder
formerly Company Il. 18th Pennsyva Cavalry
Spencer shiloh Montgomery county
like TO poso1ce tapt Hoge
Volunteers and Pleasant
ard Monger OF same company and regiment
Eadus, Racine Wisconsin,, the
Mafe Jacob Deitrick enlisted in
Infantry November Pennsy yvana
ofany other OF the 18th Regiment
formerly OF Company 2d Pa Cavalry,
Posoce address Capt Swartz
Nj.
Jonn T Burns Of Fort Edward Washington County N y
desires the address Capt W. A. Horn Sd New York Battery
Artillery Brigade, eth Corps, Army of the Potomac
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
ast Of the Battles of the War of the Rebellion

We continue this number the publication of an alpha
betioa list of the Battles Of the War of the Rebellion
from authentic sources continued hereafter 1t will
be pleasant we hope for the old soldiers again the
names and dates of battles in which they their friends
took part
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
CITIZEN NATIONAL BANK.
w WAsHINGToN. ID. O., y

Captan EoRar LEMON
Washington CITY, is thorough able and exceed
high entirely
responsible believe that the interests of all having claims
requiring be conhded 10 safer hands
~s7 JNO. A. j. CRESWELL.
w. r. ROACH,
Secretary
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Special Acts OF Congress.

invite with all
been improperly rejected by the Commissioner Pensions
in manyI might hundreds instances their rights will
speedily be granted by special appeal 20 Congress
GEORGE f. LEMON.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
Pensions.


If wounded 1jued or have contracted disease how
widows minor children, dependent fathers,
War of 1912.
surviving officers soldiers war the
fourteen (l4 days a less
ana the widows Of such Who have not remarked are
atty is no longer required in these claims.
does pension of soldiers
Marine Corps.
Increase of Pensions.
Pension laws liberal than formerly many
not entitled to a higher rate than they receive
Restoration to Pension Roll.
roll or whose been stricken by Of
failure draw their pension for period Of three by
re-ensmen have their by
spending with this house.
Land Warrants.
of all March $780,
received Soldiers OF the late not entitled.
Land purchased cash the highest
and assignments perfected
invited
Prisoners of War.
money promptly collected
FurIOugh KatiOns.
collected unnecessary delay claims
cannot be collected without the furough.
Horses Lost i'm Service.
Claims this character promptly attended
Bounty and Pay.
Collections promptly
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
CLAIMS! CLAIMS!
This Claim House Established i'm
@ 6 3.
GEORGE IL LEMON.
ATTORNEY -AT.LAW,

OFFICES, 4t5e, 1871 AND 49, No st6 STREET NORTHWEST,
Washington, ID. g.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01

as-Any person desiring information 70 my standing and
request, be furnished with satisfactory
reference in Is vicinity Congressional District.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01

Amounts due collected without unnecessary delay
cannot be collected without the furlough
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
information Wanted

r. Smith, Napoleon, Capt.
L., II Reg. n. Y. Cavalry. known
&C., Surg Ridder or kidder of s,ene Regiment.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON. ID. O., Marcl

REPRESENTATIVES,,
WAsHINGToN, ID. O., March 1875.
with
Lemon of this city, cheerfuy commend him gentle
OF WORTH and well quaned attend to
he collection Bounty
experience in that line give him superior advan
tages. -.
District OF Ohio.
JAS D.S TRAwBRlD NJ. o.,
Thirteenth District Of Pennsylvania
REPRESENTATIVES,
wAsHISaToN, ID. c., Mdrch f4 1878
We the undersigned, having acquaintance with Captain
the few and know ledge ofthe
which he conducts his extensive Dusnes
honorable dealings connected
Herewith cheerfuly commend him 70 claimants generally
A. v. RICE, Chairman.
tee "a IaCQlid Pensions. House Reps.
f.. SLEMONS, M. O.,
Second District az Ark.
w. .P.LYNDE, Nj. O..
Fourth District OF Wis.
r. w. TOWNSHEND, M. O.,
Ntneteenth District OF Iu
Rs~Any person desiring information standing and
turnlshed satisfactory
reference his vicinity or Congressional District
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
Bounty and Pay,

Collections promptly made.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
Horses Lost Inn Service.

Claims Of this character promptly attended to.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
Land Warrants.

Survivors Of all from 1870 to March 1850 certain heirs
entitled hundred land
received Soldiers OF the late entitled
and assgnmen perfected.
Correspondence invited.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
Prisoners of War.
FurIomgh RatiOns.

Ration money promptly collected.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
Increase of Pensions.

Pension laws liberal than formerly and
not entitled to higher rate than they receive.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
Heirs.

widows, minor children, dependent mothe
minor brothers and sisters, in the order named
The National tribune., 1879-10-01

If wounded injured or have contracted any diaeas
eve rsght the disability apply at once Thousands
The National tribune., 1879-10-01

p Burns, Fort Edward Washington County N.
desires the address Capt W. A. Horn Sd New York Battery
Artillery Brigade, 9Th Corps Army of the Potomac.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
War of 1912.
DeserfiOn

does operate bar pension in of uoiunee
but does in regulars those who served in
Marine Corps.
The National tribune., 1879-10-01
Restoration to Pension Roll.

Pensioners who have been unjuy dropped from
ROLL whose been stricken thereom
failure pension period three years
have their pensions renewed by
spending with this house
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-10-11
Il Phoky Girl.

Commend us to Carrie Roberts
who was "at homcn to n tramp who
called 10 the house of her emnloycr
in New Lebanon, Ohio, recently.
r. il not every vounr woman, who
being alone in a dwelling, and sud.
denly discovering the presence of
a robber, would have the presence
of mind to make direct for his hair
and to administer to him u lesson
that made him glad enough to
drop his booty and escape from
the promises followed BY several
shots fired from revolvcr in o,,ick
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-10-11
IT'S THE TRUTH THAT HURTS.

JIG. Vdndervort-lst premium
on 5 ewes 2 years and ovor, S ewes
/ yenr and under 2. I'd premium
on buck 2 years and over, 5 ewes 2
years and over,5 5 ewes year and
under 2, and 5 eve lambs.
W. T. Flanagan, 1st premium on
buck 2 years and over, and buck |
year and under ?.
Mng Hool She.p.
Marshall Goodman, lst premium
on buck / year and under ., and 5
ewes . years and over.
T. J. Cunningham, I'd premium
on buck . years and over.
Adam Goodman, lst premium on
buck 9 years and over, buck lamb
5 ewes 1 year and under 2, and 5
eve lambs. I'd premium on buck
/ year and under ., and 5 ewes 2
years and over.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-10-11

1t is very singular, but Il married
man in n street cur or 'bus can see
the look OF pretty anxiety come
over II pretty girls face cloar ut
the other end of the car the mo-
ment she begins to tumble for her
fare long before she is ready, but
he can't see his wife down on her
knees crawling round in tho straw
feeling for the nickel she had
dropped, until the driver wraps the
lines abou. Che brake and comes in
to help her
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-10-11
WEST VA. UNIVETRSIY

Nine departments Of study; text. books
furnished at cost calendar arranged.to suit
teachers; expenses for one year fiom sl75
to $500 non.iec,arian, literal, thorough.
Fall Term begins September 81, 1879.
cs-For catalogue and other nfornlation,
apply to the President, J. r. Thompson,
Morgantown, ". Va.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-10-11
The Labor-Saring Telephone.

Old 81 waited until the signal Of
the telephone ceased ringing. Then
said he:
"You white folks is allus lamen-
tain bout dc niggors in dis coun-
try not humpin' dersolbs an max
in OBJ or libin' like onto odder
fokes-how yer speck dey's gwinc
ter do dat wild all sich convenshuns
ez dat dar hangin' up on ebery wall
in de LAMP"
"Wcll, that is grave question Of
political economy; but what has
the telephone to do with the negro
making living?"
"Dar, now !dat opens the martor
fer dobatc. I'm wild yer now,
OATS whnr yer calls 'cr labor-sabin'
convcnshin, amt hit?"
"Yes, it is"
"An' whose laber do hit save?
Not dc white folks laber, do hit?
No! hits de uiggcr's laber all dc
time. Fore desc things cum
round hyar cherry time or gon'lman
wanted fur Ter sem word ter his
wife bout de company for supper,
er de young bucks wished fur ter
forrorcd cr note to derc sweetheart
fur ter go ter der thcatcr, dcy
hunted up or slim, limbcr,jintcd,
flat-footcd niger ter gallup wid de
note. Dat war laber dat pade dc
niger cr big profit on dc outlay of
strcnf-but how am hit now? Do
telcrfono dun saved all datr'
"Ah! I sec your point"
"Well, hits mo- pinted dan dat.
Hyar dey puts on a'r-brakes on de
francs, an 'scharges all do niger
brakesmen; you's all turn'd dc
niggers outen dc press.roon down
stars, an ackchully dun gone ter
foldin' papers by mersheenry; an
down ter do boss's house de odder
day I seed dey had er tlyinJinny on
de table dat skecrs off dc flies by
some kim or clock-work range
ment."
"But, old fellow, these are great
helps to the world"
"Dat's what dey say, but rs
moushty dubious on niger progriss
in scch times cz dezc. Ennybody
whar kno's er niger kno's dat he
warnt cut out ter lib in or country
full er Yankee noshins an double
back-ackshun convenshuns ter beat
EN- outen de odd jobs dey WIZ
fotched up ter dol"
"You darkies must take advan-
tage Of these things"
"Jess so. But how's we gwino
ter do hit? OATS de pint wild me.
But boun' CT was turned loose
in the patent offs bout or day wild
dis ole axe derc'd be mo- labor fer
niggers in this country de mex
week dan all dem whar's heah an
what's in Afriky sense de Zulus
got licked by de Britishcrs could
do. Don't yer try me-"
And the old man made a mouth
at the telephone and went out
whistling Auld Lang Syne.-At-
lanta Connitution.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-10-11

3 year old selding for general pur,
poses.
P. B. Beach, lst premium on
year old draft gelding.
James Curl, lst premium on 4
year old thoroughbred stallion.
Speed I'arsss-.Vui eRace.
J"mes Rays lTighilyer, lst pre-
MUM.
L'ris, G'Imer, &C., County Belt
Purse.
W. G. Bcnnctt's P. l.. Bland, Isl
premium.
Er Ralston's Quick Beat ID pre-,
MUM.
LeTis County Tro'tey.
Homer Butchers Dol, 1st pre-.
MUM.
W. G. Bcnnctt's gclding I'd pre-
MUM.
Three !uinutc Troiicrs.
French Hays Gray Dan 1st pre-
MUM.
W. E. Hursey's Belle I'd prcmi.
um.
$3.50 TroHcrs.
James II. Wilson's Logan Isl
premium.
James Curtis gray gelding ID
premium.
4 Minute 7'rotters.
W. G. Bennett 1st premium.
J. II. Woodford, I'd premium.
3 Minute PAGERS.
NJ. S. Hollis Mollic LIST premi-
um.
W. f. Hursey's Hope End PFC
MUM.
$3.50 PAGERS.
W. Layfcld's Gay Decciver lst
premium.
Abe Lowther's r. 6. End premi-
uni.
S,reeps.ake Troitcrs.
Er Ealston's Quick Beat lst pro
MUM.
W. G. Bcnnctt's P. L. Bland Cd
premium.
Sre1,stake Pace.
French Hays George B. McClel-
land 1st premium.
John Darisson's Polly Hopkins
ID premium.
Running Race. One-'hinl cfa mile,
lest 3 ms.
l.. W. Elliott's Belle 1st prcmi.
UNI.
French Hays boswell I'd pre-
MUM.
Running Race, Mile Dash, for 8 year
olds.
Louis Bonnett's Sparkle list pre-
MUM.
F. Gibson's 7. 6. I'd premium.
Running Race. Mile and Repeat.
James Curtis Ally Hunt 1st pre-.
MUM.
Hughes Curtis Joe Hunt. Cd pre-
MUM.
Foot Race, Fire Miles.
Luther Garrett lst premium.
Fred Giddlc 2nd premium.