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Lost or Strayed.

About three months ago. from the reei-
dence Of John Evana, on Ossse street, .
bay mare fourteen hands high, White
left hind foot. By returning, liberal 70.
ward vill Be paid.
lo-OltWtf JoRR Evan
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Hotel Lottery.
A First class Furnished Hotel for %.


l.sSA Cash Prizes and ,als Property.
Prizes amounting TO xs6o. $50.
Th's drawing viii take place at Louisyille. Ky.
DECEMBER 3lst, 1850. under authority Of special
oct Of the Kentucky legislature. and will b IN
der the absolute q ntrol Of the following isinter.
ested commissioners appointed BY the act
Hon. Robert Mallory. late ~. c.. L ". FlOurnoy,
Of Louisville; Hon. II. p. Whitaker, Of Cow
inHon; Henry Clay, jr.. late prosecuting at
torney OF the Louisville city court. and @. A.
Winston: ofthe Law firm OF !. q J. Caldwell VIM
stoo, Of Louisville.
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LIST OF PRIZES.
The Willard hotel With all ito furniture and

Whole tickets. %. Halves. .. Quarters, q.
The hotel ~ now open and will - run By the
undersl9ped until u is ready 70 b translorrod %
the lucky winner.
Rsspons,hls agents wanted 1t all important
points For circulars g:vins full information
and for tickets, address &C. D. WHIP%
Willard Hotel, Louisville, Ry.,
Or " srots 0ssrs. book seller. 100 Fourth g. !,
Louisville, Ky.
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4 Wise Deacon.

"Dsscon Wilder, I want you to tell ne
how you keep yourself and family we'll The
pest sss'on, when oil The rest Of % have
bsso sick % much, and have had the doc
tors Waiting o. - often"
BRO. Tsylor. the answer il very easy.
ussd Hop Bisies in time; kept ny family
yell and saved the doctor bills. Three dol
lars' worth Of il kept ~ veil and able to
york ell the time. III warrant il has Coz,
you and the neishbors one to two hundred
dollam . piece to keep sick the same
time"
"Dsscoo, I will uss your medicine here
otter"
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Put Up or Shut Up.

OouS
A citizen of jefferson City, veil know
a. man Of means. authorizes the foIlowin,
abatement:
He viii bet $500 on Hancock. Success.
o. follows:
SlO0 ih>t he will be elec'ed.
500 that he will carry New York.
500 that he vill carry Penn.yivsnia.
500 that he will carry Connecticut.
$lO0 thst he will carry Maine
No one bet to be taken unless all are.
Editor Rasoo:
We 6ad the above in the st. Louis Dis.
patch Of recent date, and propnse to 'pu,
up." ~ sngeested By the ''citisen." which
will either make him stick OF .'-hut mr."
EEDALIA, Mo-. OFT. IL. 1880.
Received of W. A. R.dciif-, 4 n. Nor
row, IA Fiber and n Cohn, Eve hundred
DOLLAR Ia accept the beis offered By Q citi-
Fen Of J-6er.on CITY, which are published
in the Post Dispatch. and the mon~s IL nos
on deposit in the F,rss National Bank of
this city, TO c"vrr said br,s offered.
J. G. THO, PsoN. Cashies,
fir-t National Bsnk, SedaliA.
The undersigned who accept the beis
offered. do 80 in good faith, snd desire To
ace the "ci'izen fr"m y.fIer-nn City" and
his money At the Fret Nation-! Bank in
Sedalis.
If there are more ci.is-re Of J.fierson
city Who desire more of ihi. chicken pie,
The undersigned will hold themselves in
readiness to cover the bets.
w. A. RADCLIFFE,
r. n MORR"w.
J A. FrHER,
n CoHN.
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"SWayne's Ointment and Pills"
THE aREArEsr REMEDID THE WORLD Has
EVER KNOWN.
Curing the mott inve.erate c.se Of akin
disc Ares. such a. tGtter. sal; rheum, scald
mead, BARRIERS itch. core. ell crus'y. ecsiy
akin erurtions. and that distressing com.
plant, itching piles. Az blood purifier
and reguIstor, Swsyne'e Tar and Ssrsap.r.
lila Pills are excellent. Cure .ick aud
nervous headache, dyspepsia, indigestion.
wsrd Of m.lariai fesen, cleansing the .ys-
ten and bowels OF al impurities. restoring
To heslthy activity every organ Of the body
Price Is cents box, I've b"xes 81. Oint-
went SO cents, three boxe- $l.25. Can b.
cent By mail IN any address on receipt Of
price. Address letters. DR.. S~ayne 4 Son,
40 North Sixth street. Philadelphia. Sole
BY all leading druggists
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Caution in-ure- safety. md ell cautions
people cure their cold wiih DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup. IS crnis.
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Hone talent in the vocal musicsl line
u aGxrsvasinely common in Sedslis. Sing
en in that city are n numerous - pick
pockets in Chiesgo-St. Louis Chrooicle
We vers afraid the reputasion Of the
osny hivhsonsd ssres.ding parsiss Who
persist 10 seseosdinR the BAzoo o6ee 10.
oatss would God il way outside the city
limits Of Sedsiis.
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The early bird caiche. the worm. end
souseiimes bad cold. which hosever doe
no injustice TO the old prov-.b. for With the
aid Of DR.. Balls Cough Syrup colds are Of
no cones quence. Price % rent..
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An Elegant TOT ct Preparation,

An Elegant TOT ct Preparation,
h~ir dressing and restorative IL found ia
"London Hair Color Restorer." L. seldom
fails 10 restore gray or fading hair to its
original youthful color and beauty. Fall.
ing hair is checked By it's nee, and il pro-
duces a growth of beautiful young hair,
soft, glossy and luxurient that surpriees
every one. These properties added to lie
exquisite perfume and purity Of compcsi-
tion, render il it the growing favorite Of the
toilet verywhere. 1t certainly il the
most clearly and effective hair restorer nov
before the American people.
A. A. G,beon. Bsrryto~n, Duichees
county, n. Y, writes: DR.. Svsyne 4 Son
Philadelphia. dents. I enclose . postofice
order for s.; please send me one dosen
'London Hair Color Rcstorer." II he's
stopped my halr from falling, and restored
it to It's natural color. II has proven salts
factory in every respect. The London
Hair Color Restorer" can he obtained cf
all the leading druggists 1t Is ceats bot.
fla
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Down in the Coat mines, underneath
the ground" coughs and. colds sre very IRE
quent and there - where DR.. Bull. Cough
Syrup IL On Indispensable article.
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Over $4,000 Hove Scales sold. Bor-
Aso, %!leck 4 Co., Agents, Sc. LOUIS, Ne
, 1880-03-07

III the Editor Of Tbs Chicago 11bttns-
CHICAGO, March 5--The following is copy OF
an open letter to John C. Amber. Secretary or
the Citizens Association:
DEAR FRIEND: I notice the various 6ugges-
tons and correspondence on the water supply
nnd drainage nre getting more numerous and
yet more imperative and confused. Why 10
not the Citizens Association recommend tho
adoption Of Mr.. Browns sensible and only prao-
ticAble method. which is:
FiTst-The selection Ut a suitable position not
dess than thirty miles from the city. with an ati-
tl!dc Of l00 or LOO feet nbnvc tho lake surface
Then construct thereon three or four reservoirs
with an nrea OF three Or four ncres each, and
provide sufficient pumping apparatus TO supply
not only pure water ut nIt future times TO the
city, but tn flush the sewers also, and carry OFT
the foul accuInulati0ns.
Secot.d-To construct NIL tho sewers so as to
discharge in Lake Michigan, thereby easily Ret-
ting rid Of the elephant which 30 many wise
heads aud sage correspondents seem to think the
city authorities have gotten On their hands
Ihf5d-Lct the shtp-cAnal project go by the
its usefulness or feasibility All OF which. how
over, think, after due and mhture cons!dera-
ton will end like unto that OF tho Michisnnders
WhO In lE]7, in Surveying the route Of 4 ship-cn-
nal from Saginaw to Grand Haven, namely: in
smoke and the sinking OF $4,000 or fu0.000.
Finally, that, il the city corporation do not
chose to risk, or to incur the necessary expense
as above set forth. pnrtfes can be had that will
do it without the asking Of u dollar in bonds or
Ereenbucks, but rather take q tenure on the Wa-
ter tux for Il hundred years.
Therefore, let tho Citizens Association act en-
ergetically- Let not its deliberations be ali talk
and no cider, but rather remember the sage
prUverb that the gods will help those who en-
deavor to help themselves. Yours most respect
fully, ANGUS MCDONALD
, 1880-03-07
4 Double Raby-A vcrftab1e Human
Curiosity ut Bombay, India.

13"1ahdt ItHIe4.
There Is at present In Bombay living object
that 1nay rightly be claSsed amonx the most
curious phenomena Of Nature. At q hume in
Alazag''n may be seen pair OF female twins.
separate IN every respect but from the breast
Done 10 the lower purt OF the abdomen, which js
closely 3uined. The upper brs.ast Of elch infant
1s !oiucd into The other: the outer skin covering
both trunks. The twins are Joined front tS
front: shoulders, arms, lower limbs aud feet
perfectly formed. and development beulthv-
while the heads are we-shap+.d and the faces
really pretty, with beautiful eyes, lurre and
bright The twins are G mouths old, are in per
1ect health and measure twenty INCHES In hight
one appearing. but in very trittiur DEGREE.
la1Krr than the other.
both nave vigorous appetites> and take kindly
70 the feedinE-hottle; are extremely lively. md
appear sotM tempered, The pulses beat in
UNISON; they gencrltly fall asleep Or keen
awake toXt+ther. and their uctious are usuDjjr
simnltaneous, thnu9h sometimes one would cry
while the other was quietly druw3u0 ut the
mouth piece Of its bottle The strur10eIy-uni1efi
PAT iia"n was born at Dapool, in the Kntnaeherry
to9ectorate. the father being a Noha1nmctian
and sea- ar1ng mnn. whle the mother had be-
SIDE pretty little daughter about 10. The in
Ianfs iced separately. each hnvtnc a bottle TO
ITSELF and draw vigorously at their uourish
ment The dtn"tor declares 1t would DO Imoossi-
bic to separate them without c1tingui 1linr lift.
me twins have. up to this time. never trt,wn III
anu 10 every appearance are likely TO grow up.
, 1880-03-07
A SCALY FISH TAIL,

Hs p9rt t ssEEar to fqans,e1
He haddoek eramp which soon did
hsy a': s ass In
And al snr4ne ou:h they bore him sud enough bis
10 Ills ska IL. Gata
H::y ;;:$;s 'ss'' ssa s. sss:''ss :ss :s.
And hpw tal her halbut the clam ali about-calaal-
Fur they feared shed 20 whale
lns Willing
and Tie shs rk they thought, would shock-mako her
mackerfl most de-. almost
In the SOFT gray1'ng gertng tw1-
Wnen there dues but sinner sky "''' '''~
~, light shine q
=, heart; nf those around, melting
Came the mournful wind sigh
The last sturgeon one there IT, >''
t'!g dizga on
dry ground. hsh
while lEmprey Ing" said one. .
"'rom mubt ray dace salmon dy-
And "s ee wit, herring words s saa rRRsng1 RRis on
t,a 5nat sueker Eive ,,,a cheering-succor
sa1d t.',.f an'afther. "and a wife's ' "
A'TsSsi;] sSi ~ ~"'ta'oDss-1 can must 20 o0a
speaking all finished ',
They up roach ed with e5es a
!enkn2h apprunched
Anu desp 4errtns, 1or thear p0r- despntring-pur-
po!se in.sue tne4f sore; puse
One cDul1 toll leech nau was
srYhinEt each
Tint he hltln't been fishing,
When they went to p.a!ce the body
on the hoor. place
"Oh! that mussel spoil the carp
,et,----.,i: muss 'n-csrpat
Made them drop their burden while
they turned to hy:
Then the body, slowly ray zlng raising
In way thnt was aa1axtnE,
Said PIE evd, II am oyster m pike and COD {dsh)
nwfut dry" 1notst I'M '
Get tuFbot tie, quick. Of
brandy bottle
Nhlle pofEle chub Dream pour, get your
nandJ-I broom
And dub bass ket.1 must sweep
the musA away" a basket
Then u sea-hosse sweep the
flooring zee her svaan
While ths others did the pour ."e~S
- ing
Why, it wan torpedo lighted every
n. 3. Dol 5s. to be delighted
, 1880-03-07
Movements of the Local Lights
Coming Theatrical
Events.
The Two Mothers" at McVicker's,
and "The Love Of Two
Sailors" at Hamlin's.
Probability Of Legal Fight Over the
Latter-Herne, Belasco, and
Hamlin the Parties.
Gossip About the Playhouse-Where-
abouts Of the Stars and Com
biuatious.
MAGGIE MITCHELL.

MAGGIE MITCHELL.
With Maggie Mitchell ut Hooley's, Clinton
Halls "Strateg,sts ut Mcvickcr's. and the
Minnie Palmex =" Hoar133ng School ~ nt Haulns,
the theatres during the week have been singu-
lhrly barren Of novelty, and yet the patronage
Ell around has been generous.
1t Is qnite unnecessary to enter into the de-
tails Of Miss Mitchell's performances, or to com-
ment upon those qualities which years ago WOE
her heurty and substantial 1eaco;. .li1iOn among
theatre goers. As ever. her nnt.lre and her art
are free from the tingp Of cDarsencss orvulgnri.y
and appeal to the purest hearts. Few women
from the time when child sht, begAn her career
at the Old BowerJ under Ha1nhiin's 1nanagt-
ment--haye served the American publ: moro
faithfully aud us few have, through the many
changes and the vexatious disappuintulents of
IN actress life, won more bouorcd reputa-
1ion. Her faculties, tho wise employ
ment Of which has given her strong
place In the affections Of piGy-goers, it
not Of the highest order, certainly deserve the
warm recognition always aees'rdtd. That re-
OEnitlon has uyiin bcen awarded her during
the engagement just clnscd ut Hool.ys. AT the
matinee Yesterday the house wis crowded. Her
role was Func1olt, d part with which We need
scA1relt' guy sue has been rs cl.sety 1dcn1i-
lied since she first played it III 1&2 at Laura
kecne's New York Theatre Us has jefferson with
c dccrs I'd the chief plays in > her or s Fam
chen" ;. The Pearl or Savoy : Lorlc' and to
point out tho ndvisabliity Of hcr appearing in
dramatic work Of a better trade and better
suited to her now. In spite OF the fact that her
Ja,e Eyre is the finest personauor i'll her reper~
toirc. she finds, We believe in other
cities that thu. pat!ic prefer her us
however, her picture OF CurTcr Bells heruins
a1wuys draws q iargc house, and that Of last
Thursday not only titled the theatre but showed
unusual enthusiasm It Is Il genuine pleasure
to say that there is very little change in her a11
pe!r:,nce, her methods art precscl. the same us
formerly, she il quite Us yivaciCus us cyer, and
her figure is as trim and graceful US Of yore.
, 1880-03-07
CHICAGO'S WATER SUPPLY.
A Substitute for Pumptng.works.
III the Editor of Tia Chicago 1rtburs+


To the Editor Of Tbs Chicago 1rdbafs.
CHICAGO, March 8,-As suggestions arc In Or
dor regarding the water question, desire to
make one that may aid in devistng plan for
creating flow through the canal ut bridgeport
as substitute for pumping-works. II my sug-
,yestions are lmpracticable, hope that may
have some reasons given. a few years ago l
was troubled with water In a hy-wheel pit to
such an extent as to necessitate the stopping OF
nv engine and entire machinery until It could
id removed aud did not find relief until after
had placed steam syphon In the pit, which
forever after kept the pit clear Of water. with
only u nominal expenditure Of steam. 1t Is true
thut only q one and one-fourth inch pipe WIS
employed, which required only q very smult
amount Of stenm to produce the necessary
vacuum. Now, my suggestion Is, Why cannot
there be II series Of syphons placed In the
river ut the locks Of US lurge 4 size as may oc
e1pcdicnt, und As many Of them Us may be ncc-
essary to produce tho desired outflow from tho
river? There IL no doubt but what they will do
the work. The Sroat question to be conaiuered
will be the expenditure Of steam, which mhy
exceed that required to run regular pumps buI
by this system no machinery is required beyond
Sufficient boiler cnpncIty for Kenernting steam.
Should n steatn syphon be regarded w too @ *,
pcnsjye, my OpiOn Is that i water syphon Will
do the same work, If not subject to the snme
objections as steam from tn expensive stand
point. | should like to hear from some OF our
u,ore scientific men on this subject. which comes
more us Il query than suggestion from friend
Of the SYPHON.
, 1880-03-07


cations received by you and by the Citizens As
ISOLATION, it follows clearly that tho only imme-
o'ate re1neay To tno nltny conoluon OF the r1'er
Is the use OF pumps located ut Bridgeport 1t
Is also understood that this is only maksshift,
mt those n,,nns viii ralfcyn ,,a tn aome ortent
49, AZ ~, 80 dani1o. 80 +h o1a, shara t,,a ,n
derive from them loss benefit than DR.. nauch
anticipates. Your prominent Microscopist
to the contrary notvithstanilnr tha whole
someness' ,alteration' ana corruption OF water
are intimately related to the presence or ab-
,,ro np ite hrn,an;o ,roi,o 49, 10 ~ 49, 1',.,
~ 10 ~ s','Ae saAoot 49, u e'4o 11nu-
ence' good or bad 1t will hnve on those who
drink 1t. Numerous experiments show that the
amount norrna,1v held in hv r77nn,ng woter tone
80 ~ T., h,,~,.os, -.,.,,,,.. aaae "4 u..e
pso phsorhe ~ IL Nv 1attae nens
increasing the current towards the canal we cali
e n.o .ao r.'er the laAe wafer. eruls more RAPID
@ P et mo organic mater TIT from the sew
SLOWLY. and am afrad Dr. Dr. Ranch @ ~ ovarss4i. w &
rno+ost+ Tot ,,a +o,.o parts +o.. ,~.-,,s,a ~
sorars ~ no. o,+1r .,t.- u.s. an, ~, etanpe Inc
something like $50 tons Of solid matter held tn
suspension, besides an equal amount of dis
solved organic matter. Truly the population OF
tai Of France, but on the other hand nnckinr.
Strengthening, distflling, aud brewing are carried
here on much larger scale, which makes up
for the other deficiency. Now, the Seine water,
l,olo At Mariy below Paris, that proportion m u, IS
and at Nantes seycnty-fiye miles below # riscs
to nearly 9; finally the proportion is normal
against Vernon, which IS farther down,
passes in given time under the bridges Of
Paris than under ours, the natural publication
, 1880-03-07
IN THE DIM FUTURE.

Calm as the blue of Summer-sky,
And gentle as Its breezes,
Round thy glad path would slnbeans ''o'
Rewardel-lf each plcAseS- -
In that it is 1t JOY IL thee,
Fen as Id huyc these verses oe.
Sweet Us the flowers that ope at da#n'
Or dew that OH them glisten-
Pure as tho bir1l's song when ut morn
Heaven opens us one listens
I'd have ench passing moment oes
And not a shadow visit thee.
Like thist1el0wn the years would resi-
Each, AII, in Joys cxce!ling;
o may no SORROW e'er moless- 80,
No storm cloud shade, thy. dwelling:
And lid ask one boon OF tnee'
Remember. o remember me-
De4r friend.
, 1880-03-07

t,,ra oq +ho ,.o+ax =
and then ,satrh ;r W ralsed to 96 Or 81 f,ao,u.
a;n ue oh+ota observe what sort ~ some
e healthy eron,nnh 'c Eas17c Juice pumnaa 4tol'n
heat an;1 INV 1ha !. nna maintained Ut hason tson
serve the result. r. III into il. and 70
ciude that they tiic Il, W. -. saen VIC uay en- o-
digest These uro nv n ~ w. and. after 1e%.a 10
nnt RI. for n,,.sai - pErlment5 which ~ *ta,
tried hx- tto nronas put would like In Sa Saa-
enlfvhfenof1 pS4 Pa1Qes, 80 that We rnanhte AYE
Minute organic life tn ho tn,, 70
conceiyc. shnnid 10 oan,," ~ ne INJURIOUS to M
tupovnrm1 - Wal, pI,.sitc,-trom the ei1nn..as
frichIn,n and tc ~ kiSown, down in H. ac
NAV nroi,,ce u,,, rue uitfa mscropscopic thes %
Msa,.a. NJ uur ephleMlcs and oont. taat
iii nar,sb =, u The "wiggle.s G5 uas
s,rv;tnrs ~ b, hs JUICE. We should liza ", ~
s1ft;icntv stn,io, to sumo ani,ases lug
anr sir,rn1au roent. w 10 ny structure to 80 -
Of what, tvna St .ata htu' II 1here be slckna,aa
great ghost that IL stalking s shena either y tha
r Hav h., snid thar n!;esealel- working demon
ist;rs ~ uh.t ~ I'M. - wafer has the chdrnc,o.
;r ;s ;niurin,1s h'. ~ -. swAmps we know fba.
we don't yet Know the why wa'sr f. BE- a. iaIur
fr,5,u arnsI rifs u t.nEhd Character, and n.@
,otn+..si 1sat. ine a,l'nals mag feed IN ~
cfir fs.1oro J =. n.S Improve the water. saa
tha eo;antiet - "nae we crave ut the hands q,
noss;t ~ n 1,3 9r mud IN tue WATER It s mn
t.cntin so,, d ,s " lvtr "Ater that dns ~
oud ,,,,t uus., LOT Gust l. waited in ths ais
hno,r,, ,hSt w., mnter, and; further it is VII
more aud iaorc sc,1i!nnnt 1uh a. ~ city contain
~ tha tinn ~ w M,' us rpla motion, espacaliv
as,,.t. o w. ~ n.ts. "nen much il su|]n;5
r,rtnEa ~ = M ~ tue . must of dust and NM,
taaet,b,e fon1 t,,c W! 1nat , !n our animal md
tcr snd auyu. iow m tood catns earhy mat.
,.h,',. ~. e. 2as sucn US We hnd iu1.s ashe,
snn IN o',r t,, Is more we ourselves need
th;s reas1,1, tbmt wn uh",,i H. DO not sur for
, 1880-03-07

cofved while dissectinr; Erasmus, a statistician
and eenealogfst; Robert Waring, a skillful and
eminent physician, father Of him whom w we
must designate Us the Darwin ct our own days;
Who Became the mother Of alr. Galton, the
author Of The weil-kuown treatise on tho t = aa-
redity Of Genius" 4 sou OF Francis; p Capt,
nnrwIn In his s' 'Gamekeeper's Manual, shows
3keen observation and knowledge Of the habits
Of various animals The to SO sons hsf OF nat Mr
nnarnv fnken mart in their fathers researches,
but have entered into independent scientific in-
vaatinutjHnR.
, 1880-03-07

| 4oAuI OleGLc Z AIhs 1u4Aut4Puiu, ~ 1OF TGllE.
Tho name Of tho racehorso Jim Bell hns beer
| changed to Simple Simon.
John Splan leaves this afternoon for an East.
ern trip, and will bo absent about week.
! ". H. Doble, sr.,wil drive Hambletonian Nam.
brfno, record 2:2lA, this year, and Is now jog
| ging him at Philadelphia.
| Miser, the 3-yearold brother to Spendthrift, Il
| blind, and will not be sent to England with the
| rest Of Mr.. Keene's horses.
Allen Atchison, who was expelled last year by
the South Carolina Jockey Club, has been rein
stuffed by that organization.
The program for tile summer trotting meeting
here is being made out by Aessrs. Bemis g. Hall,
! and will be tho best one Of the year.
Budd Doble has assumed chargeof the bar and
billinrd-room in tho Baldwin House, San Fran
cisco, and will not come Enst this year.
Among the visitors at ,splan's Exchahge last
driver Of the celebrated trotting gclding Smoky
Hill.
Matte Lyle, record 2:2s, an old-time trotter
that John Turner steered for several seasons,
Mambrino record $:sIl. '' N'
W; H. Crawford went to Pennsylvania. last
week to look at his fnyorit, Lew Scott, and re-
turned somewhat under the weather.. He will
be out again III few duys.
Mr. Z. c. Pate, owner Of Katie Middleton, Lu
uare Matte Hunter. was In Chicago last Thurs
day and Friday.
Dr.. Fritz. of this city, recently purchased III
Kchmond, Ind, Il 4~ycar-old black colt chilled
Is reported to huve considerable speed, and will
be driven On the road.
There will be considerable clashing Of dates
between Western Associations this ycnr: The
Clncinnati,-the meetings at both places being
advertised for July to =, inclusive.
Mr; Thomas Fl. Brown, Of the Novelty Currlage
Works, 333 State street, now has on exhibition
sold to ex-Gov. Stanford, Of California, und will
soon be shipped to him. Il look ut them Is we'll
worth visit to the Novelty Works.
Mr. Daniel Creamer. of New York, who has
oeen IN Europe the greater pnrt OF tue past two
IS now III Chicago, and will make his head
quarters here for some months, buying horses
from this market and shipping them to New
Mr: William Emmett, of the Academy Of Mu-
SIC, this city, will hnvc stable OF trotteis next
season hendcd by tho rom mare MYRTLE record
ast fnat ston Was X Eopa second ~ 1T sagw ny
MS share Of the ouke at The big meetings next
summer.
George B: Daniels and Fred. the famous team
driven On the road BY the latc Gen. Drisbin. Of
York by c. W. Barker next Tuesday. Daniels
mas 4 record of 2:24, and Fred is considered his
Thefe i q doubt that tbs tea% was the
Ton e,1;a Of Mr. 'undcrbts Small Hopes and Doctor
j, Waverly, who died in 1878, at the carly age Of
years, had number Of first class performers |
allowed him In the stud. The winners Of his get
included Mistuke, Wnllcnsten, Aneolus, Strath- |
more, more, Jim Beck, Kinkora> Sir Joseph H2wley,
and stilton. Mistake and Wa1lensrctn are in |
Europe, members Of str. Lorillard's stable.