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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-20
FesTPONEHEsT.

The sale Of delinquent stock Of The above
named Company is hereby postponed until
WEDNESDAY, JnBs I6, 1888. ~ the same hoEr
and place Bv order OF the Board OF Directors
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-20
DR.. SPI \ \ K 7
No. IL EARNY STREET.
Treats All Carouic and special Di.
spaSc>.
YO Nc VI EN-

ING MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
effects Of Youthful foiIics or indiscretIon. viii
do well to avail themselves Of this. the greatest
boon ever laid az the altar OF suffering huiaani-
" DIR. SPINNEY viii guarantee 10 forfeit
500 for every ease OF Seminal Weakness or PM
vate disease OF any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails 10 care
NGDDIE-aGED HiS.
There are many az the age OF thirty 70 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
al the bladder often accompanied with a slight
snartlng or burning sensation and weakening
OF the system in q MARINER the patient can not
account for On examining the urinary depos-
its a ropy sediment win often be tosnd and
sometimes small particles 81 albumen will ap-
pear. or the color wiz be Of a thin ntlSlsh hue,
again changing TO 4 dark and torpid appear
ancc. There are mang men who de Of TINS dit-
fcvfty ignorant OF the cause, which Is the sec
ond stage OF seminal weakness. DR.. ;. Will
guarantee perfect cure in all such eases, and a
healthy restoration Of the genito-urinary or
gans
Office Hours-10 TO ! and To s Sundays,
3 ON 10 20 IL 4. N. Consultation free. Thor
Cugh examination and advice. IS.
Call or address
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-20
BULLION TAX.

Notice Is heres: given that the tax on pro-
ceeds OF mines fsr the quarter ending Septem-
Der sets. 1850, 'is now due, and payable at my
Office IN the Courthouse OF the County Of
Hun boldt, and that the DAVIS for Its collection
will be strictly enforced.
L. L. RICHARD, County Assessor.
winnemacca, November "a, lS30 Iw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-20
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice to stockholders Of the
Wild Goose Mining COm'y.

Notice is hereby given. chat weeting of fhe
STOCKHOLDERS of the Wild Goose Mining Com
pany, a corporation, wiz be held on
The 9Th Nay or December, a. n. 1880.
At the Secr<tary's 0fkce of said Company, in
the Courthouse, in WiDnemucca, at 10 o'clock
A. n, to elect Trustees OF said Company.
J. ii. JOB, Secretary.
winnemueca, December Is, lss0- ii
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-20
REDUCTION
WO x II :
Attention.. Miners

nREs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, IN ANY
CD ouautltv. from sack 70 one thoEsand
tons, bought, sampled and paid for the same
day
Parties from distance can save money oY
sending consignments in care Of c. ) osborn,
who viii act for them on reasonable terms, &C
cor6iDg to amounts Of ores. He VIII sample for
parties, and colleet dues and forward by return
express
Ores Paid for In Geld Coin
We will pay - per cent. OF >ilve
Value of Ore. detiucting see per 10
for milling.
Mark sacks. IL. r w, Winnemucca.
F. P. ToRREY, Manager
winnemucca, August 6, 1880. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-20
Or. sPrNSEY d CO..

No IL hearny street. san Francisco.
p S.-For Private Diseases Of short stand
in. flr course Of medicines. sufficient for
cure, with all instructions, will be sent 10 any
address on receipt Of SO. Jy5-u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-20
ID e n IT'S r TX Y.

TIA e. w. JOHNSTON. Den.
MnEM. tist, has opened an office in Mrs.
Hs % Clark's house. next door 10 the
WytwyEpT City Drug Store, and IL now pre-
49,. pared TO do work in all the diff
efrent branches OF Dentistry.
Winnem"~ia. August az 1880
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-20
T.. REMNANT X CO..

Sole Agents for the above celebrated Whisky
for Winncsueca-
r. Orders filed By direct shipment from tbs
dis illery- dl3-5m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

Business Advertisements.
Cheap Dry Goods-L. L:pman L Co.
summons-To William Drummond ct al.
J. B. Matchmaker and jeweler.
Toney's Oyster and Chop House, refitted.
Marcus c. Hawley & Co Hardware and Agricut
ural implements.
w.R Strong & Co., Wholesale Commission Mer
CHANTS.
NJ. T. Brewer 4 Co., Commission Merchants
Whc lesale Dealers, etc.
Dyes Electro-yoltaic Belt.
To Rent Or sell-House, buildings and land.
American School Districts ecial Notice.
Murray & Laaman's Florida Water.
wanted-small furnished House.
Hospital supplies-Sealed Proposals invited.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08
BRIEr REFERENCE.

The Apollo Club last evening serenaded
one Of their members, L. E. Noyes, who
is lying sick at the house of Henry Starr, cor
ner of Seventh and 2 streets, the object be-
ing to cheer him up. as he was somewhat
despondent. The effec. was all that could be
desired.
The Poundmaster's fees collected during
the month of May amounted to S3f. There
Were taken up horses. 16 cows, l mule and
50 dogs, as shown by the official report. The
stock was all redeemed and of the dogs !;
the balance have gone to the happy hunting
grounds.
Our norther has suddenly left US, and yes
terday grateful breeze from the south
some of the time little on the briskish
order, but it was q decided improvement over
the day previous, and the thermometer regis.
tered ST. as the maximum for the day.
The cars upon the City Railway ara draped
in mourning on account of the death OF j.
Nj. Burton, who was drowned on Saturday.
and who was an official of the company.
Capital Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. G. T., will
hold an open Lodge meeting at Exempt Fire.
mems Hall this evening, and all friends OF
temperance are invited to attend.
A glass was broken in Paulk's grocery show
window night before last. and q large glass
Jti Va pASSclfSu pears ~ pL DIS d stoW ai"'S'S
taken.
Fr. Won Bodenstedt returned from the
Yosemite yesterday, aud is stopping at the
Arcade.
Harbormaster Kidder paid into the City
Treasury during the month of May S1S7.
The river stood last evening at p fest four
inches.
BITTEN By a Yesterday an old
lady by the name of Singer, 70 years OF age,
and who resides at the corner of Seventeenth
and Q streets, was bitten by large dog be-
longing to a family named Smith, residing at
Fourteenth and @ streets. The lady was very
badly wounded in the left arm, having six
quite deep flesh wounds.
NoTARIEs. = Governor Perkins has APP
pointed as Notaries D. NJ Conner, Center
Vile, Alameda county; Andrew Hallett
Chico; 4. r. Arbuckle, Arbuckle, Colusa
county; w. A. c. Smith, st. Helena, Napa
county; Louis Douck, Napa City.
PERsoNAL.-F. Fairbanks, of the Fair
banks Scale Company, stopped in the city
over Sunday, accompanied by his wife. He
has the appearance Of being well-balanced
man.
Police ARREsT-George Washington, for
grand larceny by officer Rider, at Mays
vile, was the only arrest by the police yes
terday.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08
ZINE $. 1859.
sigma, corps Report june !, 1850.
ApyEITlsaa1ENT BENTON.

Misunderstanding at Court House tonight.
British Mutual Benefit Social society-To- night
Veterans OF Mexican war-Annual meeting To-
night.
Caledonian Club Special meeting tonight
Philharmonic society-Meeting to night
Card Of Thanks-odd Fellows Picnic Committee.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08
Auction Sales.
Buginegs Advertisements.

Bell & Co.-This morning, lC16 Fourth street.
NJ ! simmons & Co.-yaluable Real Estate.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

10 49, IA
~ I,a w - ..,e III.
L. III Ell a'-c,,,,,1a -,
~. us ,aar, T., lt .b -. - 81,
ny, - It'll, 81. - Wy. At. -,
Ia-,, ,rass,t and asiad ber Is sba
| 49, az 80; sa;j " AZ. dolIars h.,
t t --a-Js - H. .si-ad ~ = ~ ,,e.,t
:. "a r. - -, na,.ir, nv, nj.
Ms ~ So :. g e. -
49,, si' n.o ae s = -
The The nnnil aaain renlied 81 divide the dollars
- a. 80 H. M. Mano W -
.;Th sne va srGs men MI ,' ~. saru
.nd ~ sbe +h;ni p ba = v;1ht s.;cIls 70 !. J,
Th;, Ia NJ Passa.t % - hS. tS;,1 ~ -
d;-;s;,. ' ~. b,- III. IT, ,,,,,,iIS
poys ~ s o az pp,,'
$500 NJ Wenanos's so and bs
IA ,a4 ~ oioO = = ,,,tars.aoI aIaorI',
ls. 10. III .'tl e t. ~ All ,ils
! M Grsenlsr asl.sd him # be tbondbt ali
~ ~ - ,alrd ~ ~: u At. MaE1d
lne pupiis 81. Ihueiss1Yu hi. WI. MI1 - .lll
-, c,L4i NC 81, u ~ Ln,i
alui. 80: hc ~ ~ 'iis s.ass i.e ~ y
Wy " my ~ " "a .ne W
Guy WV ai @ ~ VIZ o
oanie Io,ne t5intAi.is nei 10y nisit ~. oS
. duu sue ~ ~ WE W au hini S Siiu
$3.50 ~ t NJ nc Hpna,d siaeIl ~ h;s
% tsa,; m NJ 'I@iN - iis I
VI s Ss " WI. oolinsonl Doy
I'll - = i. =. - 4I - eN "
Mr.. Mcdonald was interrnnted once dnriny
the exercise by Director Butler, who came
with man to measure the windows for cur
tains. If he was interrupted cttener she did
not know of it.
MR. N'poNa1D MAKES . Proposition
Ar,a.1,5:Se..: -. ~. -
uit - 'ss,ii mere ehsGeu ieiasise 70
prIposaalJ5h % p*fis upliS rom me scnoSis
W " us5u as Mi.n5ss sf MessIS. AlcIia.cnf
gnu az ai IS eo tS ny wooi h9T We 'sse'
for siie s'' to .. the pupnls MI Iracy pre-
d " Ii Nv VIZ lei. i,i Pups ss ne me- e,e
ana lt, Mtuia ne HUE ilnuenceo ~ tneil Il
eloa t; ieguia.iy d: witnesses ou' II ' i
L a,ites pso0Sa. Ti'i1ess young 1r gu, nc
Ioul'in 49, see now sne oqaro coIla feluse 70
I T ehe sesIl'ioiiy' niessis. ,enhsoli anu
% . .nousl' 1ils puliis iiiisnI wen oe
Lea Sne iaeII' sIys ne usiieseu Iie poys
ana LEE sifis woulo zen the truth IN whether born
II, Md that OK ian III M oSdnson lti
~ VIA. sone vi ene pupils iiisS eApiaih
II tne questions ,I \, g 60; out, ana now etc. a
liloSioli Oh 1r. McolaIchy enag pupils l. shonia
i llot % heai'' as 10 teachers qushheati0hs was
iosI Oh Tie vote.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

For genuine, fresh citrate of magnesia go
to Boston Drug Store, Third and streets"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

J. F. CUTTERS OLD BouRBoN-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade 1nark-Star
within Shield.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

For WHooPING CouGH.-Nothine equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

FEATHER FANS Ladies desiring really
beautiful fan should call and see the lot we
have Just placed in stock at 90 cents each,
usually sold at 81 70 and 50. Fancy Goods
Department, Mechanics Store. Weinst3ck &
Iubin proprietors
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

MOUNTAIN TROUT After being absent
from this market for nearly two months, this
fine fish has once more made its appearance.
ID. DeBernardi & Co. have been appointed
agents for this city, ard they will receive
them daily by the mornings express. They
will be packed in ice, SO that they will be re.
caived in u frozen condition. n. B.-We
also receive daily the following variety of
fresh and salt water fish: Tonlcod, rock
cod, founders, snelts. Goldfish, salmon, perch,
soles, shrimps, clans, crabs and oysters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

ASK your druggist for Hammers Cascara
Sagrada Bitters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

KEEP CooL. BOYS, and buy psir of linen
pants for 30 cents. and coats for 80 cents AZ
the bedrock house. and that is the Red
House.
Do not forget that 81 buys child's double
Toe, gos.-lace shoe, at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

w. =. HUNT
Was called and did not wish to testify. he
was asked as favor to testify, and told there
was no law to cor4pel him. He said he had
been thirty years a teacher-had taught arlth,
metic all that time. Thought he understood
the course of study in public schools i'll Sac
ramento. Saw the questions in the RECORD
UNION He thought first grade ought to
pass an examination on them. There are
some principles involved in the questions not
in the books the pupils use. For instance, ii
the first question the signs as there used are
no. used ia the books in that way. He did
not know II the teachers taught them, how
ever. Some years ago, at Teachers lnsti-
tute here, these signs were used in this way.
and very few If the assembled teachers I'M
derstooi the meaning or could interpret them
properly. But the example is not difficult.
In the second example the word "deduce
might he difficult for the pupil to understand,
for it is not in the book he uses. The next
one is taught in the hook, and the third about
shrinkage. and also the fourth. but as to the
fifth, that kind OF a question is not found in
the pupils baok-theTe is an unknown guam
tity there that would puzzle. We cannot ex-
peet pupils to pass on things not put before
them in study. As to the SIXTH / don't know
il it is in the book ; 1t is in the higher book
| object to any examination except on what
the pupil has passed over. Examinations
ought to be easier than the daily study, for
the pupil comes up with different understand
ings, The fifth example is something of a
catch. Il is easy for teachers to stand up
aud put hard questions, bnt it is
not always right. The eighth ques-
ton ise easy. but still it requires
a very thorough knowledge. The taxation
question has parallel in the book. On these
ten questions the pupils ought to pass an ex-
animation and get so per cent. In the tenth
question there is part not found in the bool,
used by the first grade, | think, but am not
certain It was his experience that good
teachers fell without their own fault. For
instance, he passed class with eclas one
year, aud the next failed utterly with a class,
though lac worked harder, and as result he
had to leave the town. [Larghter.l He and
every teacher knew that they cannot Always
be successful The material is eftea the
cause of failure.
MRS. BAsSETI
Said she did not deem Mr.. Mcdonald COM
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

Was called. She was present at the exam
ination up to P. NJ. Had charge Of one sec
ton Of the class changing with Mr.. Bfier
once She conducted the examination as a
matter OF business and watched against col
fusion. but did not think the pupils even nc
ticed the watching. Such thing as emhar-
rassment never occurred to her. Part of the
tiale she stood back Of the class. 1t is an
examiners duty TO watch the class closely as
they depend then on themselves and are not
aps TO copy mistakes. She often told her
classes this.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08

NOETEASs BrsasG sC1tEOAM SWAN,
and lie gallon paekases.9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-26
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, May 26.-The Posts financial
says: The speculative markets at the Stock Ey-
change are less active than yesterday. The
early prices were Aallf per cent above yeSter-
day s closing; there was then decline of I.a3Iss -
then recovery OF 1ia7.. The maket then be-
came heavy and so continued until after II
O'Clock, when 1t became strong and is so as we
Wl1te. The widest fluctuations have been in
the coal ST tOcks, Western Union, New York Gen.
tra', Lake Shore Pacific Mail, Erie st. Paul and
{. Z. c. and |. The report current yesterday
that two OF the leading spectators on opposite
sideS OF the market had come to an understand
ing and settlement is not confirmed to-day,
and the explanation now given OF yesterdays
upward turn is that leading bear
house bought over 100000 shares OF
stocks principally to cover ''short saies.r This
Is again free buying by outsiders who pay in
1ull Tor what they buy. so far as we hear these
purchasers are mainly OF the better class OF
stocks, those who either pay dividends or are
near TO that point. Government bonds are
strong at unchanged prices. Railroad invest
ments are quiet and firm. Speculative bonds
ale generally higher. The ruling rate for call
leans on stocks is per cent and on United
States bonds per cent. Time loans on stocks
range from 5 to per cent, and none are re-
cent. Mercantile paper is 41a5k per cent. It is
safe 10 say that it takes fully a less money to
carry railroad stock Specuiated in than the
amount required at the beginning OF March
Speculative money requirements outside OF
Wall street have been reduced in nearly the
same proportion in the same time. The result
must be an extremely easy money market, un-
less more gold is exported than now sc
likely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-26
kilograms to The Star
COLORADO REPUBLICANS,
The Convention for Grant.
RAGING IN ENGLAND,
Bend Or Wins the Derby.
A CATTLE TRAIN WRECKED.
REPUBLICAN con.
VENTIDN.


DENVER, COL, May 26.-The republican con-
Vention reaSsemoled at 2 o'clock yesterday az
ternoon. Ex-Governor Rouett was chosen
chairman OF tie Chicago delegation. Resolu-
uons were adopted requesting the delegates 10
Chicago to use all honorable means to secure
the election or Gen. Grant; declaring General
Grant fit and competent person 10 conduct
the affairs OF the nation; that while the repuc-
lican party OF Colorado express preference for
the nomination OF Gen. Grant they recognize
In James 6: Blaine one of the purest patriots
and most able men that America has ever pre-
duced; and should he be the nominee al Chicago
we pledge him Colorado by as large majority
as any other candidate" and pledge themselves
TO support the Chicago nominee: that they are
uncompromfsingly opposed TO recommendation:
that democratic Congress In its treatment OF
the Indian question has failed 10 discharge a
high public duty imposed upon it by the pro-
greSS OF civilization. We-dO not recognize that
treaty exists between the national govern
nent and the CteS, that treaty having been
violated in most brutal and savage manner
by the Indians themselves. We pledge the CO.
operation or the republicans of Colorado to the
doctrine Of speedy removal
The convention stood l66 for Grant to 66 anti
Grant delegates and was perfectly harmoni-
Gus, the Grant men making very little fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-26
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 26;-virgnia SKIES. deferred
aD o2ss sS Ss bid DO TO- ssx sere 2
BALTIMORE, aAI May 2S;-Gstton steady and quiet
madns nnf Tx 9on Flour shade rmer bu,
Ann; western opened strong and higher and closed
easy, s9uthern red; 25al y; do. amber. 1.S0
red s.y.as !ss a,y ss xsstsrH ssns T2sss 2
q "a; July. 1.IsHai: :13As: August. l. i0al ,104
sonhern Whe Sc onS eow M WeEern
sIGt, offered at 5lx May, 5ta5s June, nominal;
July, a.; Al August 4s4a4sA; steamer, offered at
err, white, 42a43 do. mixed. Hal Rye nom nom
n sS and Mhay X to faSes Reans
end noninaly Eteady--mess TorE, ITS, new.
i Buk meatsIloese shoulders, AZ clear rib sides,
8: Butter weak. n2a'5 Eggs nrnl' l2a12X. Pstro-
@ ssee s'Saag pre oGss a
srffr FTsvbas soft sS s %hsEy ba ssady
Receipts ouS af barrels whea. Essah: s. saSs SO
bls6eis corn. 80. 600 bushels saies-shsat. wheat.
o7S SfW G9S bushels TmRa corr corn, S 90, coo bushels
4a5: Exchange. long. 1856: short 4s9. Govern
quiet and Winter ao1s5 corn auI Mheaf
LONDON. May z6. 1880 y. m.-Atantic and
6:A: Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 2s
H New Jersey Central s eons9n; s79 Erle. 5iss do.
Sn9 ss0s 81 nGs Esadns dGsat'a IL ies ssS
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
Ihe Following quotations were current In New
son Go. ~; 8; FER cents. 1918: d. ). u
ad asspp E 81 si oso
Sosenn o Lake rsdM snors l0e Nsrthyes 81
ferred. 5e?s; Kansas and Texas. 2s: W. d. Tel
egraph. 94A; c. q. and l. G.. IL Pacific Mail. siH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-26
The Story Of Two ship,yreck..

HALIFAX, n. s., May 26.-The ship Barneo, OF
New York. oil laden from New Orleans for
slant. The damage was temporarily repaired
and she tried to make Halifax but ia the dense
fog which prevailed on the 23d she struck Bea-
yer Island ledge. sixty miles east OF Halifax
The vessel will be total loss, but the cargo
could have been saved had any lighterage been
at hand. AT latest accounts the greater por-
tion OF the cargo will be lost. William Garrett
and Charles Newall arrived at ConSo on the oath
instant from western banks In dory having
lost their vessel, the schooner George Clark, in
fog. They picked up an old bed sack, made a
sail OF II, and succeeded In reaching Conso, sub
s1sttng In the meantime On one raw halibut
which they caught.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Reth i'm Coed Condition Tor the Race
To-dRy.
HANLAN AND RILEY,

To-day
Both Hanlan and Riley are I'm fine condition.
barring the effects OF the heat They complain
no more OF the heat than other people, how
ever. They both slept well last night and ate
hearty breakfasts this morning. Neither or
them has headache. There is some talk that
Riley's boat does not suit him. but Riley SAYS
ne Is satisfied. Both men will be ready 20 start
at the hour or six, and both Will row 10 win.
Inc S mpalh ny OF the people or the city is with
Riley. Both the oa-smen kept on the water
To-Day and remained at Wizards They will
start.
THE REFERxEs INSTRUCTIONS.
Referee Wood visited them this afternoon and
gave tnem instructions that each man was to
Keep his own water. and that IN a foul should
arise from a violation OF this order the man
out OF his water would be held responsible He
told them that the Virginia course would be-
marked with blue and the District with white.
and that In turning they should row from port
TO starbOard. II there is thunder storm this
afternoon, the race Will be only POSTPONED until
tie burst is over.
But LITTLE BETTING.
Last night there was fitful selling OF pools,
out not much done. Hanlans hackers have
done but very little, II any betting They seem
TO hold back. There were few bets last night
ana to-day, generally 10 10 in Hanlan 5 favor,
or 20 10 II. The highest bet on Hanlan has been
z 10 ], and then no large sums were put up
Some sporting men who timed Riley the other
morning have been betting pretty freely on
him.
RULES FOR THE RACE
Al $50 n. m. the get ready gun Will be nref
and al 5:i5 the gun for the men TO get in posi-
ton Will follow. As soon as they are ready and
the toss for position has been decided the re-
feree viii give the word ''go." there being no
1ns truct;onS 10 give the men, Referee Wool
having Instructed them early this afternoon as
stated above IL is promised positively unless
an accident occurs or storm arises that the
start will be promptly at six.
BOAT RACE NOTES
boat Leave I vh
Easby's Point, at O'Clock. Those entitled 10
tickets who have not procured them can be ac-
commodated at the wharf
Inspector Entwtsle went the rounds or the
river shore yesterday and inspected the stands
erected for looking at The boat race this even
Ing. Many OF the old stands have either been
removed altogether or reduced In size. lie gave
certificates TO some OF the owners and I'm other
cases ordered additional supports 10 avoid accl-
cents.
The New York Herald TO day says: whoever
may win the boat race at Washington to-day. ft
Is very improbable that either man will leave
the course before the finish"