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THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

Night Train for Chattanooga-Local Freight
Shipments Received and Sent From M. 9
O. Depot
Commencing on the evening of the 9th
inst. night trains with Pullman palace cars
will leave Cincinnati at p. m. every day,
and returning arrive in this city at $50 a.
m. No change in the existing Southern
Railroad Passenger Depot will for the pres
ent be made, but arrangements will be COM
pleted within couple of weeks whereby
all local freight shipments will be received
and sent from the M. & G. Depot The
track is now being laid for the purpose.
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More Police Changes.

Mayor Jacob has made the following
additional changes in the police force:
eerxeant Webber, OF Bremen street, dis
n,issed; Sergeant Davis. of the Central, and
Is.ifer, of Oliver street, reduced in the
r.eks; John A. Webb, Adolph Schmidt,
lanes d, Rice, Samuel Taylor and Lewis
Parker, all lately of the Sanitary police,
have been appointed regular patrolmen.
- following named patrolmen have been
1ixmissed from the force: James Whalen
fAemas ]; Duffy, Dan. Cronan, John Con
Wy, Jacob Vogt and Anthony CORY, o.
Dc First District; James Whalen, Pat
Lallis and John Graham, Of the Second Dis
tsick and Robert Tracey, Con. Coughlin
Jehn Sewers Thos. Tiernan and Jane
lara Of the Fourth District.
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NPurCeI TCIHpp. 4OIapp heILy'
Umpre-George H. Bradley of Rochester.
Tomorrow afternoon the Cbicagos and
Cincinnats play their second game at the
Cincinnati Ball Park, and another large
attendance is looked for.
The Buckeyes of this city and the Eclipse
of Lou svile played game on the Star
grounds yesterday afternoon, which re-
suited in the defeat of the visiting club by
| the following score:
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Nichols & Co.'s Bark and Iron is the bes
Spring Medicine.
What Ais You!

Is II disordered liver giving you yel-
lew skin or costive bowels, which have re-
suited in distressing piles or do your kid.
news refuse to perform their functions2 Ii
30 your system will soon be clogged with
poisons Take few doses Of Kidney-Wort
sndfyou'll feel like new man-natlre will
throw Of every impediment and each or
gan will bs ready for duty.
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The Thsaterk

II the Grand Opera house this week Mr..
y. II. Powers Paragon Comedy Company
viii ply "Dr. uyGe," q comedy from the
= 'osrman, said to be very fine.
Pixies Opera-house closed till the Frog
Opera," the latter part OF the week.
Al Heuck's 0pershouse this week 1.-The
Irasedians of Kalamazoo" our school days
dAovn by grown up people. 1t Is pro
nounced one of the best pieces that has
been seen here this season.
At the Vine-street Opera-house new peo
pls and new bill full of strong attractions
n offered.
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NOTES AND NEWS.
Smith made some truly beautiful plays
on second. He is young and promises to
make a.fine ball player.
The turnstile Saturday counted 1884
people, In addition to these large num-
ber came out in carriages, making over tw o
thousand in all
Anson, Saturday, got first base on called
balls. Kelly went to the bat and made a
home run, almost beating Big Anson in to
| the home plate.
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Good Evidence.

When such men as the Rev. DIR. Rankin,
Rev. DR.. Harvey, Prof. Green, Dr. bartine,
Col. john X. McChesney, e. w. Nef and
a most of others equally trustworthy, certiIy
over their own signatures to the marvellous
efficacy of Warmers Safe Kidney ana liver
Cure. in the diseases for which 1t is recon-
mended, 1t Is time to dismiss doup@ on tne
subject
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Census Districts.
OyYIeK SUPERVISOR or CENSUS,

OFFICE bUPERVIs0H OF CEEbUs,
THIRD DISTRICT OF OHIO
Cincinnati, May 1, 1880.
Ams Bditor Of the Star:
D.an Srs-It may be matter Of interest
- year readers 10 know that the plan for
- subdivision OF this Census District into
s.uperstion districts has been submitted
= tAs Superintendent Of Census, and has
kesa approved by hin. The whole mum
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THR DAILY STAR
6HH WKATHER

VAsxzesoA Nay a-For the Tennessee
- - Ohio Valley, southsrly windA
vs,ss, partly cloudy weather, rinns io'-
lusA BY falling barometer.
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The peculiar adaptation Of d.. Bull s
Cough Syrup to so many phases OF throat
and bronchial diseases has rendered this
remedy immensely popular. Sold every
where. 25c q bottle.
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Sporting News.
BASEBALL,

The first game between the Chicagos and
Cncinnatis was played last Saturday after
noon. The game was magnificent one,
and resulted in the defeat of our boys by
score of 4 to3. The following is the
SCORE:
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NOTICE.

A TTACHMENT.-BEF0RE B. N. WRIGHT,
N. ~. j. Smith, plaintiffs, against Rosa Rack
and Frank Rack, defendants. On the 18th day oil
Aprl. 1880 said Justice issued au order OF attach
ment In the above case for the sum Of 49,
o. N. GA. J. SMITH:
Cincinnat, Nay I'd, 1850 nyssth
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ATTORNEYS.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
Dissolution Of COartnership.

Dissolution Of COartnership.
VNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EA!ST-
ING between the undersigned under the firm
name of H. Bernheim & Co. has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent Each OF the Late
partners is authorized to sign the firm name In
t;onidation. HENRY BERNHEIM,
JACOB OTTENHEIMER,
REUBEN LEVI
nEUBEN LEVI AND JACOB 0TTENHElMER
X, have this day entered into copertne!ship
under the firm name of Levi Ottenheimer. al
onr friends and patrons for past favors, we sslci
q continuance of the same. ,
Cincinnati, May 1, 1880. myslt'
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Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers 81!
Are you disturbed at hight and
broken of your rest by sick child suf-
fering and crying with the excrucisting
pain of eating teethI II so, g 1t
once and get bottle of MRS. Wins.
Lows SOOTHING SYKUP. 1t will re.
lieve the poor little sufferer immediate
ly-depenc upon it; there is no mistake
about it There 10 not . mother on
earth who has ever used it who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate
the bowels. and give rest to the mother
and relief aud health to the child. oper-
ating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe
to use in all cases. and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Fall
directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the
fac simile of CURTIS & PERKINS 10 on
the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Deslers. rs cents q bottle.
Beware Of limitations.
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WHAT YOU WANT.

Is a medicine that will do the most
good in the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. T. Cody Il Co..
druggists ami apothecaries. are now
introducing into the market list OF
non-secret medicines 1.-THE formula fer
the preparation of which is lublish.d
en- the wrspper.) which are designed
especially for diseases peculiar to this
climate. Our preparation of tar aud
wild cherry is better for coughs aud
colds than German syrup or any other
medicine. Our Sars. parilla for the
blood; our extract Of Buchu for the
kidneys; our Troches for bronchitis;
our Soothing Syrup for children: orr
Lozenges for worms;- our Condition
Powder for cattle and horses; our e.
sence of Pepsin for dyspepsia and oar
varions toilet preparations are the best
in use.
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EASTERN STATES.

WAsuIs6ToS, June 80 The Com
mis- toner's of the General Lard Office,
with the approval Of toe Secretory of
the Interior. has today made the fol-
loving apportionment out OF the tota.
Of 1850. 900 appropriated by act Of Con-
gres. for surveying Iutlic lands dnriDg
the fiscal year which commences tomor-
ro~: To Arizona, $4,000; California,
$35. 900; Oregon. $40 900. Washington.
ZIG 900
NEW LONDON. July The fifth an
nuai eight cared race over the four
mile course between CROWS FROM Hsr-
ward and Yale was won by the latter in
"a minutes and q seconds; Hsrvard's
time. 25 minutes and 9 seconds The
race was va, piackiiy rcwed aud holly
contested up TO the third mile. At that
point Yale drew ahead and steadily
increased the lead until ten lengths
ahead ct the finish.
GALVESTON. June 30-A special from
Fort Stockton says: Major r G Law.
repcs and corps Of Texas snd Psciic
Railroad engineers. sitter . number OF
days of extreme suffering from thirst in
the white sand bills. arrived at the Pc.
cos river without loss Of life Some
stock and wagons we're abandoned at
different intervals for 40 miles. Those
arriving first at the river went in search
of the others. A number, when found.
were crazy by thirst and had entirely
stripped themselves. They were found
within . hundred yards OF Pecos river
drinking the blood Of animals they had
slain. Some Of them were almost blind.
Arriving at the river. they plunged in
head foremost, and. but for the bravery
Of the most experienced. number
would have persisted.
WASHINGTON. July 1.--Coinags ex-
ecuted at U. 8. minis for the fiscal year
ending June 80 was valued ct SS4 &c.,
l44. Of which $27 .934 $50 were standard
silver. This exceeds the coinsgs of
any previous year
The public debt statement. issued to.
day. shows decrease for the mouth of
June Of $l0.2i4.424. which includes
$8. 375. 934 In fractional currency este
mated 70 Be lost or destroyed and ap-
piled to the payment Of arrears of pen
sions from June 81, 1879. Cash in the
Treasury. S201. 1888, 622; gold ce,tifi-
Gates. SO 90i. 600 silver certificates,
$t2.874, 270; certificstes of deposit out
standing. $l4. 465 600; refunding certifi-
Gates. 81 1857. 900; legal tenders out-
standing. $346. 68l .0l6; fractional cur
rency outstanding. 81 ,sl4.954.
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Have you any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
Is there any reason who you should 60
on from day to day complaining with
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache.
Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation OF
the Heart. Heartburn. Waterbrash.
Craving and Burning Pains at the pit
of the stomach. Yellow Skin. Coated
Tongue, aud disagreeable taste in the
mouth, coming up Of food after eating.
Low Spirits. &c. MOI 1t is positively
your own fault if YOU do. Go to your
Druggist---and get . Bottle OF
GREENS AUGUST Flower for IS cents.
Your cure is certain. but if you doubt
this. get n Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Two doses will relieve you.
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Saturday, July 8. 1880.
THE REPUBLICAN AppoaTioHmssr.

Several small potato politicians and
newspaper scribblers have been trying
very hard 10 work up feeling preju.
dicisl to the recent apportionmsnt OF
delegates to the Territorial Republican
Convention ct Vancouver. and weak
and silly shouts Of Ferry ring" &c +.
have gone up from their few hungry
little mouths. Oas Of the principal
objections offered is that King county
has been allotted ten delegates. or more
than any other county in the Territory.
No argument whatever 10 adduced to
prove that there is anything wrong 10
King county having that number Of
delegates, NOR 10 there room for any
such argument. The spportionmsnt
was made upon exactly the same basis
that the spportionmsnts Of previous
years were made and the unfsirness 10
it is more against King than against
sny other county. Each county 10 si.
lowed . delegate without regard 70
vete, and each county is allowed dele
gate for every 100 Republican votes
cast ct the last previous general elec-
ton. In at least Ave counties 10 the
Territory 100 Republican votes have
never yet been cast. namely: San
Juan. Clallam. Mason, Chehalis. Wsh-
kiskum and Skamania. and we believe
We may slso include Island. Several
OF these counties have, however. cast a.
high as GO or 80 Rep ublican votes at
an election. Under the present appor-
tionment,. one Of these counties with its
90 or 80 Republican votss will be en-
titled 10 two votes Ia the Vancouver
Convention. In King We have about
nine hundred Republican voters. and
the ten delegates divided smsng them
ere ~ one 10 ninety against one to thirty
or forty in other counties. Instead Of
fsvoriug King. this apportionment
works most unfairly against il. and il
growing at it is permissible in any
people II is 10 the Republican electors
of King county. Asa rule. when you
come t. eft these matters down. the
lack Of truth. Of justice and Of decency
rests more with the fault finders than
with those who are made objects OF
their nAtfy Rrumhiinp
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EXAMPLES OF GREAT ADVANCEMENT.

In no other country in the world is
the opportunity to rise comparable with
that IN the United States. Zachary
Taylor had lard horse sense. but no ed.
ucstion. .Uotil "a years of age lie was
hardly Of his fathers plantation, aud
from 1t went Immediately irto military
life He is said to have cared 30 little
for politics that FOR forty years prior to
his own election to the Presidency he
cast no vote whatever. and that his fret
Official position Of any sort, outside OF
the army. was that Of Chief Magistrate
81 the nation. Andrew johnson never
went 10 schsol day, aud didn's know
the alphabet until IL Was taught him by
his wife. Abraham Lincoln had little
or no educational opportunities, and
made hiusslf after reaching matuiA
years. james X. Polk began his career
with Z scanty educstion. ~ clerk In >
country store. but eventually gradu-
ated ut the University Of North Caro-
lima. Franklin Pierce learned the fuller
trade. and never saw . grammar or
geography until he Was nineteen years
Of age. Andrew jackson. whose pa
rents we're scantily paid linen weavers
of Scotch-Irish descent. was much dis.
trActed in bis youth between his preds.
Lotion for firearms and his love for
cook fighting and horse racing. Thess
examples should encourage 70 renewed
sxertions the young men OF today.
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Bill OF w w White in the sum Of
sl0. fnr rent Of tool house, was ordered
laid on the table.
Bill Of Waddsll s. Milos in the sum
Of IS, for moving lamps. vas ordered
laid W the table.
And now the Street Committee make
the following report:
To tie Homerable tie Mayor and Commoa
Council Of tn City Of Seattle:
GENTLEMEN: Your Street Committss
beg leave 30 report % follows:
Htrret Commissioners Costello having
refused to comply With the orders Of
the Street Committes. or b work under
their dirsctisn. alse having stated that
the Street Committce have nothing
whatever to do with him or he with
them. and thu last too or three days he
hes neglected. HE work during working
hoars: and now We recommend to the
City Council that he b discharged from
further work on the streets.
y xH 2 F H..raoHs1 Stree.
G.o v sr.rsos. COMMITTEES.
6EArrLE. July ID. 1880.
Theseupon il is ordered that the re-
port b adopted. The vote being a
fsllsss: Ysas. Counciluen Havthsrue.
Nstioa. Stetsoo and King; noes, Miller.
Baglsy and Clancy.
The application Of Jas w Smith for Z
retail liquor license was received and
granted. and The hand approved.
NV Costello preferred charges Against
the Chairman Of the Street COMMITTEES.
% motion Of Councilmsn Clancy, il
WAS ordered that the report Of the
Street Committee and the charges OF
Ar Costello be referred to special
coumittss consisting Of Msssrs Clancy.
heeley and King. The vote being q
follows Yeas, Qouncilmen Miller.
Clancy. Baglsy. King and Etetson; nos.
Councilmen Nation and Hswthorue.
Application Il John Osborn and r J
Bares ssr . permit 70 discharge baliast
was granted.
Bill ordered paid. Schwshschsr Bro,
4 Co, eo.26
Adjourned nntil Monday evening
July l2th. 1600.
=. y. oasoaxI Clerk.
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IlYspepsfa Curea.

RooHEsrzR, N. Y. Oct. s. 1879.
81. H. WARNER 8 Co.-GRNrs:-I
have for some time past been afflicted
with dyspepsia from which could OBJ
tain no permanent relief. until used
your Safe Bittsrs and Pills; end since
using them ! have had no trouble from
my former complaint. and I can now
truly say that am . well man.
Ism gratefully youra.
C. P. Brooks.
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nylsvlol
Notice Of Application to Purchaae
Timber Land.

UNITED SKATES DuxnsC1 LAND Oyy5cn,
OGXNu1A. WAsnpoEOu 1Da1uuoHJ
NO4Ju8 - uE1BDY eUEu fuA9. N Oo8.
IN pl1Anco vltA tAepgoslalou0 - - Aoeof O.
Qo0 aDprsvsd Jans ., MA, entt1sA sAa A. ~
nj. OEeopa, Ssvads - uaeh1aO1oo 1ug11oly. :
John 0Gzsisoa, a. k1omp OsuIay, Wn1o1 =
1sssitosy. has tAis day 1lo1 = th1s sDee n .
pltce11oa - puEeAaeG - 0Wk - 08k = -
- 1sanahtp =. IS Ia1A. 49, -. - ~
~ VlIlamG61o waRSA1nn. =
Any - III pssspa9 e1a1ning sdvsssply ~ 81
soe0o.4 loe.1R ys1aa tAases(. - -.
4 axH - 1ays iFoa 60 A9ssl.
49, umo0U NJ han1. = ~ 49,. - 0ouD1a.
W. ~ ~ - ~ q ASel. 4 y -
J.3. DooWU.
nyevoov 1aGls19 = ~ Ima Co..
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City Council Proceedings.
FRIDAY, July 2, 1880

Council met pursuant to Law.
Present-His Honor the Mayor and
Coancilmen Miller. King. Nation, Haw.
thorne, Clancy. Stetson and Bag.ey.
His Honor the Mayor made his reeu-
lar annual report Of the financial con-
dition Of the city for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1880. and also certain
suggestions to promot. the best inter-
ests of the city. The report was read
and filed.
The reports Of the City Attorney and
Justice OF the Peace were also received
aud ordered fled.
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METEOR OLOGY.
PeKr BLAKxLY, W. T.. July /.

PcRr BLAKELY, w. T., July /.
Ed. INrELLloENcER The mstsoro.
Logical record Of Juno. 1850. is a. fol-
Iowa: Highest Temperature 81. on the
18th. this being the sscond hottest day
for the past three years. The csldess
morning was on the 18th. when the
Temperature was ~ degrees. Average
for The month. 6ltf.
Rain. more or less. fell on Is days,
yet several Of these were half o. more
clear. while tho remaining Is we're bean.
tiful. Total rainfall for the month.
s.el inches. June. 1878, contained the
hottest day for the year. while ito aver.
Axe temperature was 81 degrees and itu
rainfall only 0 IS inches.
B. n. HosKrxsoN.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. June 30.-Arrived.
ship sycamore. from Utsslsdy. and
bark Roswell Sprague. from Port GAM
BILE sailed, ssip Dashing Wave. for
Tacoma. steamer Idaho. for Seattle. and
schooner Ericsson. for Departure Bay.
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THE Boss LUNCH AND rnE BEST
BEER. you will always 6nd .: the
Concordia Hall. on Mil street, not
only the hest Of home made. bat also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds Of
cold lunches 70 order.
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Notwithstanding : osoling Of the
weather. the Willamette river rsissd
81 inch and = half a. Possland on
Thursday last The whsls lower part
q The town y lake Of vatse, Ard
busisess thers 10 wholly suspended
Every additional inch Of water nov
counts more than at any cshsr time for
evil.
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SrRAwBERRY DEPor. = Strawberriee
shipped TO any part Of Puget Boand Ct
lowest market rates.
G P. SroHR 3 Co.,
Cash 0rocers.
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YIuCn-n0Bnfu- a. - M.R n,nr---- 8 -.
e1sy. Jaly ~ b Ley. J. y. DDvcrc' ti.s-.e
xsncn; g ktssp esanty. ~ M IA &. -.
IA - tAia eiy. -
nck1x!-otkoN0-A HaAsstpa. ". q. -.
- Neesna 31nekn<y. ~ puslianl. SoRnsrly r
Soneeesyn. 3A1lo4stph1a. - Mr. Is11s
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The .. nsus returns of two more great

The o. nsus returns of two more great
American cities have been given 70 the
public. the present population Of which
compared with their population ten
years ago will be found statsd below:
1870. 1880 q
Philadslphia. ....... .67S. 726 Sl7, elS
Louisvil's ..........l Loo. 1853 ie8,eoe
In the scale Of Americas cities, rhil-
adslphia holds her ewu-the second
plscs; Leuisyills. on the contrary. falls
behind nu~bsr Of cities Iced by her
in 1870.
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Niehois's lnfallible lAjecsisa.
Guaranteed to cure promptly aud per.
manently every case Of GonorrhNa.
elect and Whites, no matter Of how
1eng standing, II directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed o. money
refunded. For sale by N. T. Cody &
Co. Wholesale and retail druggists. Se-
attic. w. +.
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FLAos AND FIRK CRAcKERs. ~ Gle
brste the Fourth in m appropriate
manner BY purchasing drecracksrs end
flags Of Young & Plummer. They have
fine stock. just received.
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Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purifier /.
the ~ plus xltrs for Ill chronic cares
Of syPhite. Many certificates q 70 il.
value. on Ole.
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a. PROGRAMME:
"a. n. SALUTE Of s GUNS.
$50 4 H.. Parade Of Plug usliss. Best chsrsc
Base BALL MATCH. T.
i0A. n. IntsEnational Bass Ball Match. Vic
toris. D. O. ". Seattle.
REGATTA.
Yacht rses Open to all yachts sloop risesd.
Time allewsnce: LIST and I'd prizss whitehall
Boats LIST and ID prisss- ship Boats-lst ana ID
pri1eo.
II A. N.--0AMI0
Standing Long Jamp-lst prixs. So. 80: ID. 81.
Hop. skip and Jump-Ist priss. ESQ; ID. 81
Back JuAp-$S 70 cents entrance. Foot Race
100 yards. lst prise. SIS: ID Ss; 81 entrance.
Climbing Greasy Pole = Occidental Square.
prise. $40. .
l:so r. M.-ontion and Reading Dec;.ra.iou Of
Sack Race-sixty yards. 1st prise. eS.so; -, q.
sacis 70 - tied over shouldsn. katrsscs 20
puARTHR NILE RACE.
First peiss. 81 50; -. Is. wasse Bucket Race
10 yakds. bucaets of waesR 10 - carried On ths
Intzanes. @ cents. 0ilis' kacs-uadar ii. firsi
hr.s yri... 9: =: q: 8. q: Tlrsslss = 1sss
loo yspAs. ~ priss. eS.eo; -. "a. WnsSlbassow
1acs-lse psise, es.s0; "a. -.
SoRUD HORSE RACING. y
Iirst Race. 800 yards. winner so: sotrsnes 81.
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"a sP.M-loWM0 on TIE DAY.
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end - psises. Isd1as Cenee Rsos, Dse rgiss, SO:
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trance. 70 cents.
sP. M-SALUTE or GUNS.
CAteAing 0Issasd PIC. winner $40. walking
oreased Pole from Bark Windwssd, prize 80. 7 =
Various ethsr sports stAclud1ng good time
Oanerally. sfs.4.t.