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JOHN Is. bTfroH, PfeelIent.
THos. g. CRAYTos, Secretary.

Meals Creek Democratic Club will meet
Friday next; 10th instant at o'clock D. M
All candidates are respectfully invited to
msat with US. II. E. MfrciiELf, Pres.
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The friends OF Col, NJ. p. TRIBBLE re-
specttnlly announce him as d candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party. Col. Tribble Is q
thoroughly reliable and competent gentle
man, and It elected wsll make EN- excellent
treasurer. BgJToy.
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- lsIDE chan any SIn TeySF @ s1e 1s.
10 those who want to purchase aGa s
ton G ne ssSl sSns Gotten SIM i0f
Cotton
14es S1ss
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For Clerk Of Court.

With pleasure we announce MIR. JOHN
MCCALL: as candidate for Clerk of Court.
Mr.. McFall Is maimed soldier and is
thoroughly competent to serve the people
of Anderson County in that capacity.
MANY DgMocRATs on SALuDA SIDE.
The many friends of Capt. JOHN w.
candidate for reelection as Clerk of the
Court for this County. Capt. Daniels has
proven himself an efficient and ec..eptabie
officer, and will abide by the actier # the
Democratic party in the coming canvass.
The.many friends of II. G. JOHNSON;
OF Brnshy Creek township, nominate him
for Clerk of Court for Anderson County,
subject to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic party. Mr.. johnson Ia ene-
will make competent and obliging ofiicer.
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Lay aside your preIudices, and don't
think that Charleston, Atlpnta or New
York are the only places yi;ae yon buy
what you want ut o low figure.
We say-giye us a trial, and you will be
agreeably disappointed mr., highly liesed.
No house can bry for less than We do,
and no house can sell for less than VIC ar.
A1iNSTEIN & ROSE.
Anderson. s. O., June IL, 1880.
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For County Treesurer,

We rel ectfally nominate tIr. WILLIAM
urer-atbject 10 the choice OF the Demo-
cratic party at the primary election; We
DO this feeling assured that he will, if elect.
cd, fill the Office as ncceptably 20 the people
In the future es he hos dona In tho past.
Many FpTrrns
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counnii een.alnra.

The old Council met OH Monday morning
and ofter the transaction of some unimpor-
tant buainess dissolved, whereupon John O.
Whitefield, Esq, administered the oath Of
Office to Mr.. 9. +. Tolly, Intendant. Mr.
Tolly then administered tho oatli tc ss.assrs
and w. w. Keys, Wardens.
The following Officers were then elected !:
Chief Marshal--C Capt. JOSEPH, r. FAINT.
Assistant Marshal-W. d. Maroney.
Clerk-Capt. n. G. Ligon. - q
The salary of the CHIEF Marshal was q xed
at $3.50 with house rent additional and tbat
of The Assistant Marshal at $500 Tl,c
Clerk salary was continued At tie same as
heretofore, viz 81 cents com missions on All
moneys received and Q. cents on ali noid
out and 81 .a5 cost in the case of each ansd
every marty convicted before The Council far
violations of the peace OF the town.
licenses for selling spirituous and malt
/! LIQUORS were liked at the same prices and
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NEW YORK COST /!
Why Do We DO This 2

= I. . J.. ~
BECAUSE our Stock is too large for this
season of the year
BECAUSE we make moro by selling
everything at cost than carrying over, as to
all indications, Goods are going to be low
next season.
BECAUSE we need every inch Of our
large store for mn immense stock Of Fall
Goods.
BECAUSE the people expect of ns to
follow shc example of tho Isading Store in
every city 70 have great Clearing salc.',
BECAUSE We can afford It, and ,pc kno,o
onr hundreds of customers appreciate our
efforts.
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Read wkst Gen, a. T. (Ticel Andars,

Read wkst Gen. q. T. (Tige) Anderson
sayas
u MessIa. Hu tchison & Bro. Gentlemen,
4 have been 4 great sufferer from neuralgia,
the attacl5 lasting for days. 1 had tried
every known remedy without being Teliey-
ralginen and in d Short time wfls perfectly
cured. IL 10 a cpnsolation to know that j
have at last q remedy that controls this
painful disease, and can cheerful,y recon-
mend it to al who suffer as do.
G. II. AI.pER1oN, Chief OF Police.
Atlante, April Is, 1870.
For sale by Simpson, Reid & Co.
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NfsOTICE FIlsIAf 4. SfsTrIf IfASf
- Tie uisdersig cd a dfini strasor or
gives notice that The VIII TO tic J tSp;
OF Probate at Anderson o. II {, on the nth
Gay Of September, 1850 fos q ffina. Settle
ment Of said ,isstase, and q disalsatge from
said administration.
RE. REMEDY. Adm,f.
Aug 5, 1880
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Valuable Property for Sale,

E WILL sell or FRIDAY HStb day Of
a s0eYT0 0Ijl5 II next I, i the satH residences
LAND, known as the ESioai Trsci.' con.
taiping sixty:-ight acres. On this Tract ia
unegof the 4 st Shchls ON Saluds River,
with n fail OF n feet, and nnriyaiied siics
for erecting buildings for machinery This
shoal is just onc-au arter mil ffofa G.. g @.
H. r. Tcrms made known on day Of salc.
"a ~. ID. ALLEN, lsxir.
* April 9, 1850 as 80 7Rfn---SeIig s. CIV.
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ATLANrA. GA. Nov. :. !

xATLAhIAf OA., NOV. q 1873.
s On. @. y. MOFFETr--.ile aSir---I cannot
too strongly recommend your Teethina
tTeething Powders) to mothers as ono of
tho best ncdicinesI they can obtain for their
debilitated and sickly iiitants Ihavs used 1t
with very satisfactory results the past sum-
mer with my own child, and while we have
heretofore lost a child or two from teething
under other remedies, our prosent child
chat has taken Teethina is q fine healthy
boy. Its merir is certain to make It q stand
ard family medicine for this country for
the irritation:I Of teething and bowel disor-
dess OF child en of oil ages.
i. on, varxy rocr,oct
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IBrQtheP eX-GOv.5Jos. T.. BrOwn.}t
For sale by Messrs. Wilhite & Wiihite,
anderson, s. 20. f Gin
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Main street, South Of Square.
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sitting BuIi.- s.dIa,.s.

Deadwood Times, July %. 80
Clark Tingly, big stock man from
the Yellowstone valley, came in last
night and reports that when he was at
Fort Keogh, 175 lodges Of Sitting Bulls
Indians came in and camped within a
milo Of the fort. Six hundred lodges
more were encamped about sixty miles
out, and old Sit was encamped ut Wood
Mountain with the remainder Of his
pets, awaiting the result of the treaty
the others were desiring to make. They
have become tired of living up In the
great mother country, where there is no
chance to slip out and take scalp. and
want TO come home where there Is none
to molest or make afraid. Mr.. Tingly
has 5000 head Of cattle on the road
that will soon DO in. Mr.. Tingiy saw
no signs Of Indians while ON the road
this side Of Keogb.
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DOMESTIC.
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varfsus riAees-


New York, July 2A-Work NJ the
Hudson river tunnel was resumed early
this morning. The water in the shaft
vas up 70 within q few inches Of the
engine, which was working In . fitful
way 70 keep the water from OVERLOOKING
A. the water In the shsft being higher
than at any time since me accident oc-
cured. Work was resumed on the
ehbbing this morning. and m the men
discharged yesterday were pun 70 vork
again, and viii be kept 1t work night
and day until the crib work Is COM
plsted. - y IL. 90 -
New York, July 24.-The divers who
descended the shaft for the purpose Of
closing the DOORS the air lock - the
Hudson river tunnel, had suoceeded
At 315 this afternoon I'm closing the
doom and psankins the broken ballssya,
50 that very little water ESCAPED from
the tunnel into the shaft Pumping
was then resumed. and BY . o'clock tins
evening the doors OF the air lock were
visible. The work on cribbinx Is also
FAR advanced, and 1t Is expected that
by noon tomorrow the piling will be
complete. rs work win ts continued all
night. aNH
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HRIEF TELEGnAns.

caPetown: The assembly negatived
the motion Of the want OF confidence In
the ministry.
Providence: The Official census re-
turns Of the whole state show a popu-
lation Of s76, no; a gain OF 5O,s07 in
ten years.
London The Posi- says the feeling
against the Irish compensation hiil is
growing rapidly, and its friends arc
deserting 1t.
London Tie stock Of sugar In tie
kingdom has farther decreased, show
ing 1900 tons deficiency on the pre-
vious season.
Detroit: No trace of the sunken
yacht or victims has yet been discoy-
cred. although divers have been ex-
ploring all day.
Bay City, Mich: REILLY, Lee and
Plaisted rowed n single scull race on
the Saginaw river to-day, and came In
In that order. Reilly leading through
out. Time, y %; Lees time 22.2s.
Cape Town, Africa: In the assembly
the colonial secretary announced that
some Of the Basutos, ON surrendering
ther arms, were attacked by hostile
Basutos. Steps have been taken 10
insure the execution OF disarmament.
st. Petersburg: The czar declined 10
receive Marquis Tsin, the Chinese am
bassador, declaring that in view Of the
Chinese rejection OF n former treaty
OF St. Petersburg, there is no longer n
place for the solution Of the Kuldja
difiiculty
Paris: The students gave a soiree to-
night In honor of the amnested COM
munist. Rochefort and Blangui were
present. Violent speeches were made,
euIogizing the commune and its defend
ers and demanding OF the European re-
public the humiliation OF kings and So
cial revolution.
Vienna: A dispatch from Cettinje
says the Montenegrins have been order
ed to leave Constantinople forthwith,
In consequences OF the portes falsely
representing To the powers that the
Montenegrins were the aggressors in
the recent fight with the Albanians.
Ragusa: The Montenegrins have at
tackled the Albanians near Cerinaniz.
They killed 81 persons and carried of
q quantity Of cattle 10 Cettinji. Prince
Nikita ordered n restitution OF the cat
tie. The prince has also ordered a
levy OF men between the ages OF 10
and 90.
Frankfort The German A American
gymnasts arrived to-day to participate
in the festival commencing tomorrow.
They were enthusiastically greeted.
Replying to the address OF welcome
from the festival committee, Gustav
Reitza, from San Francisco, expressed
the warmest love for German father
land.
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RepubIIeaa Mas. ,Ieesiax.

Chicago, July 24.-The republicans
opened their campaign in this city by a
mass meeting tonight In Market
square. where large stand was erected
and lighted by numerous electric lights.
The whole space was densely packed
with people and the utmost enthusiasm
prevailed. A signigcant feature Of the
street parade was the Union Veteran
club, over a thousand Of whose twelve
hundred members turned out The
speakers Of the evening were Hons. N.
+. Banks. G. T. Filley. G. Z. Carr.
Gov Cullon, Senator Logan and Jas.
Mccartney. The meeting did not ad-
journ until after IL O'Clock.
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stockholders Is correct, 10 whom are
the yearly preferred dividends TO 90 10
the owners Of the stock when diyi-
dends ought TO have been made, or to
the present holdersr No injustice is
done 10 the preferred stockholders In
allowing Is against them these pay
ments Of debts. They were quite as
much Interested In paying the debts IS
the common Stockholders Il made
the property Of tho company free and
pledged 70 the payment OF the 7 per
cent. preferred dividend. The debts
paid for services. rendered before the
formation Of the present company
should also be allowed The directors
paid them and the payments were ac-
quiesced In.
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FOREIGN.
The Eakii-h Rine Te.a Beats the
American Tean-
AMEsIcAxs ys. ExGLIsH.
The Es<iish esi Away ~ish the nias
Match Yesterday.

Wimbledon, July 24.-In the Ameri-
can and English international ride
match to-day. at 500 yards, the score
stood Americans ga, English $50.
At the gun fire lunch the totals at
800 yards range stood, English $50,
Americans SIS. The Americans COM
menoed shooting at $50 O'Clock when
very light breeze prevailed. Rockwell
shoots in the place OF Farrow. who had
a dispute about the choice OF the prize
in u tie for third series OF the extra
prizes, and though Hyde offered TO let
him have what he wanted. he refused
to shoot unless Hyde gave him n guar
antee in writing that he would have
first choice. Farrow was therefore
unanimously excluded.
The dispute between Farrow and
Hyde grew out Of n tie in the third
series OF extra prizes. When the tie
might have been shot OF, Hyde's gun
had broken down. The competitors
had arranged among themselves who
should take various prizes. When the
selection was made Farrow was not In
camp and Hyde selected for him, but
Farrow was not satisfied with the Sc
lection. lN uAlat
Rockwell made only 80 at 900 yards.
He only knew that he had 10 shoot at
the last moment, when the possibility
Of his shooting arose hast night he had
no time to compare the sigting OF his
gun with the others, and had 10 COM
mence with a borrowed gun, which
others Of the team had roughly COM
pared at pool last night. The team is
very hot againt Farrow. and resolu-
tion 70 60 on without him was 10 the
effect that the team was preferred TO be
beaten with gentlemen rather than win
under other circumstances Brown
offered this morning before the shoot
ing to pay Farrow the difference be-
tween the value OF the prize selected for
him In extra prizes, and the one which
he wished 10 have, but still he re-
mained obdurate. General Hamley has
not been here SO far.
Rockwell failed to count on the
fourth and hfth shots Mt 900 yards
range and went on TO change his rife,
returning he caught another blank.
His succeeding shots counted alternate
ly four and five until the fourteenth,
when he scored three instead of five.
Hyde, who organized the team, captur-
ed n blank on his tenth shot. The
score at 1000 yards stood, Americans
$40, English, eos.
Grand totals. English, 1,G47; Ameri-
cans, 1,56S.
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Denver, July 24.-Reports from Las
Vegas say there was a heavy rain
throughout the northeast portion OF
New Mexico. Rain has almost inces-
sanity fallen during this week, and still
continues with no signs Of abatement.
The streams are all flooded, doing great
damage to New Mexico and the South
ern Pacific railway. All the bridges
between Las Vegas and Santa Fe. and
many between Las Vegas and Trinidad
are washed out. Trains are delayed,
and no mail has been received for four
days. There has been great drouth in
New Mexico, and the rain will greatly
benefit the growing crops, and insure
plenty OF grass for stock.
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REAL EsrArE TnANsrEns.

The following real estate transfers
were recorded during the week ending
July 24th:
Daniel Fallen to James East, warran-
ty deed, lot 2, in block 363, Cheyenne.
Consideration, s125. -
John w. Collins to w. L. Kuyken-
dall, warranty deed, lot 8, in block SEQ,
Cheyenne. Consideration, 1896. Z
City Of Cheyenne to Andrew Teal,
deed, fee simple, lots and Z, in block
472, Cheyenne. Consideration, 1915.
Andrew Teal and wife to F. w. and
c. w. Dudley, warranty deed, lots q
and z, in block 472, Cheyenne. Con-
sideratIon, s675.
w. L. Kuykendan to A. r. Con-
verse, trustee. warranty deed, lot 8, in
block 357, Cheyenne. Consideration
81 025.
James East TO Thos. Sturgis and G.
b. Goodell, warranty deed, lot 2, in
block 363, Cheyenne. Consideration
sl25. t.
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Notice to Ranehmen and s,oekmel

Notice 10 Ranehmen and Stockmen.
All stockmen and ranchmen ut this
time OF the year should keep on hand
Addoms Il Glover's Compound Carbolic
Salve. 1t Is especially prepared for
Sore Back Horses, Gals, Scratches
Strains, ETC., etc. With care q sore
back horse can be used and cured by
this Salve. 1t is n certain, safe and
mild remedy, and is recommended by
mostof the stockmen Of this county.
1t is also a remedy for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers and all irritations OF the
skin. Sent by mail on receipt Of price
% cents and 81 n box, by the proprie.
tors. ADDoMs Il GLOVER.
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A Fatal rhrcsher.

San Francisco, July 24.-Near Mo-
desto yesterday threshing engine blew
up, killing the fireman, j. s. Dooly, and
injuring eight others; one probably ia
tally. On Slate creek, Washington ter
ritory, on Saturday, tree fell on the
cabin OF Andrew. Erckin, and q cross
cut saw hanging on beam fell cutting
Erckin In two.
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Los Pinos. July 22 The Ute com
mission had their first grand council
yesterday. The principal chiefs and
head men Of the Uneompahgres, and
several White river Utes were present,
and the treaty was intsrpreted. No
public discussion took place In regard
to its provisions The Utes had grand
council last night among themselves.
The result Of their deliberations can
only be determined by their action at
the next meeting Of the commission.
A later special to the Tribune says
at the second mseting held between the
Utes and the commissioners at Los
Pinos Thursday, the Indians objected
tothe clause locating them on lands in
severalty, saying u they. were 10 Be no
moved, they desired a reservation.
ouraY replied, advising the Indians 70
accept the terms offered.
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Boston, July 24.-Gen. U. S. Grant
has been elected president OF the San
Pedro and Canon Delagna company.
which owns 10000 acres of land in
New Mexico, including copper and
gold mines. Eastern capitalists are
argely interested In the enterprise.
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San Francisco, July 24.-In the SUI
perior court this afternoon l. N. Kali
loch was arraigned Tor the murder OF
Charles De Young. Tho accused was
allowed until Thursday NEXT TO plead.
A motion to set aside the Indictment
was made. and the argument on the
motion will be set n week from Satur-
day.
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AdmInistrator,s A Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters Of
administration were on the 9th Of July,
1880, granted me by the judge Of pro-
bate Of Laramie county, Wyo, Ter, on
the estate Of Noah Beal, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified that they are
required to exhibit them for allowance
to the administrator within six months
from the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit Of
said estate, and that II such clans be
not exhibited within one year from
date OF the letters, they will be forever
debarred. ID. @. TRKvErr.
Administrator.
Cheyenne, July 10, 1880. jy11-1aw3t
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I...r.s..s.. g 0. ). Mar-A.l-.


Washington, A-First Comptrollel
IAwrencs issued the following circular
% U. s marshals:
- The Appropriated act Of June 30,
1873, the Expenses Of Transporting con
viets from one Judicial district TO an
other and the expenses OF saiaried Of
ncers of the government attending
courts q witnesses ON behalf Of the
United States were eiasssd among mis-.
esil.neous e<penses of the courts. tnis
CAUSED . cllAnge IN The established mode
on accounting Tor said expense M the
appropriation act Of June IL, lSSo, pro-
viding Tor the expense. of courts during
the enfrent nseAi year. Items OF miseei-
i@neous expenses are not speeined. Ihis
seems 70 Indicate ON The part OF con-
sfe.s An inlehtioh 70 iease. INC eiassih-
cation oi Items 70 The oneers oil ihe sx-
eeu'ise departments ana the account
'ns oneers nave cone'aasa 70 resume
u'e .o'ner nslhoo " ~olustnenL Al
.si une ~ iooo' ma. s''Ais YIN ehalse
~ 'is'f Aoooun's 'oi Ices On witnesses ;
sne s1Psns ot'eosefn"ent saiAf'ed oi-
ss vn' s''ene ooe' '''neases On m
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rae sspaaISh Isepsrs Denied.

Philadelphia, July 24.-The owner OF
the Z. A. Merritt, one OF the vessels
fired upon by the Spanish cruiser. says
the statement about the location of the
vessel when nred upon Is untrue. The
Merritt arrived here yesterday. Capt.
Rand said, this morning. That's lie,
and every one Of my crew will swear
that We were at least six miles from
the coast and making seven second OBJ
ssrvation; I an positive it was seven.
Merritt will vrits 70 the secretary Of
state stating that every member of the
crew Of the Merritt viii make affidavit
that the vessel was more than six miles
from the coast at the time she was fred
on
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Troy, July 24.-Troys 4. Cleveland 9.
Boston. July 24.-Bnffalo I Boston IA.
Worcester, July 2I.-Chieago 3, S,Wor-
cester 4.
Providence, July Providence .,
Cincinnati 5.
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Six hundred pounds OF the best can
dies just received at
/ ii. ii. ELLIS.
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Engraving in all its branches Is done
at ZEIfNFR, JACKSON & BUEcHNER's.
oc19tf
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Try the "a. & G. Bitters; they are
superior to all other. Sold by Addoms
& Glover. a27-tf
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Ice Cream by the dish, half pint,
pint or quart, always first-class, at
ii. II. ELLIS. 1
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The Great English Remedy

lis n never falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
|Spefmntorrhoea. LOST
MANHOOD. .Impotency,
Paralysis and all tho
terrible effects Of Sell
Abuse, youthful fol-
|ife-. and exoekscs In
|mature ycars-such M
loss OF memory. Las.
L tn d G, Nocturnal
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Cheyenne. July 10, 1880. jyii-iawst

FINE GUNS made and repaired In
superior style, ut Wyoming Armory.
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Saratoga. July 24.-The weather was
unpleasantly hot. Luke Blackburn
won the 18th mile dash, Gabriel Sec
ond. Time, 1.5s. Oder won the 18th
mile dash, Chimney Sweep second.
Time, Asa. Charley Gorham won the
selling race, mile, Redman second.
Time, LIZA .fH
: Frank Short won the mile and n
quarter race over i've hurdles. Distur-
bancs second. Time, 2a43. ~
Chicago, July "a. MAUD s won first
bead against Trinket. limo, 2.19.