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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-31

dustrial arts of literature, manifested remark
able superiority
full representation of members of the Community
engaged In game OF crOQuet The men are
dressed In ordinary costume the women in bo-
the knee Short hair Is the fashion among the
women, who keep 1t cut just below the ear, and
II so disposed, give 1t a not ungraceful curl
scribes to the creed of the Community and also
sigas an agreement not to claim any wages for
labor while iu the Community.
We have said that NOyes the prophet of
PertectiOnism. He believed and taught the per
fecuoity of human nature, by which he mean
It's development into condition of perfect sin
lessness When this htage wax reached, he con
tended, the community OF person as of p-opert
was rightly observed. Cohabitation be
pSfes esnes sns ebsssn regulated STn ,Ssy BY naaS h
were numbered among the other possessions OF
the Community. They knew no parents. After
and placed in the nursery quarters of the Com
munity, where both male and female "care-
takers attended TO their wants. An excellent
youthful members OF the Community entered In
slitutions OF learning. Yale and elsewhere. to
study for law and other professional occupations
All worked systematically and cheerfully, and
with numerous changes OF occupation both for
the sake OF pleasure In variety and TO increase
their efnciency Work OF whatever kind was well
done, and the msnagement of the Community
was remarkably thrifty and complete, comprising
an elaborate system of Committee work, mutual
cO-oIeIdtiOn anu cfltlCikm Oest1QeQ 10 answer
both for the perfection Of labor undertaken and
OF personal character TIE Bible was regarded as
1.-The textbook of the Spirit of TRUTH
God and good spirits were believed to be in
constant communion with the faithful Prayer
was restricted to the individual and silent aspra
ton toward the Deity. and TO the childlike rep
resentation OF wants which Faith believed would
be granted without limitation or obstruction from
the operation of mutual laws or other causes
There was no preaching and the administration
of the Sacraments and the obligation of the Sab.
bath were no: observed. No member of the com
munity had temporal interests In any way separa
BILE from those OF his brethren and sisters. The
Communlstic idea was thoroughly carried out
extending as We have seen, to the relations of the
sexes.
That such an organization should have been
originated and have lOus ished the death of the
singular man who founded IL is a rem Bile in
stance ai the supremacy which a man of deep
the death of NOyes a few year, ago, the mainstay
of the organization departed. Perfectiouism as
teacher.
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Urbana o.
CHRISTMAS CHIMES.


Mrs. Charlotte Taylor gave Christmas tree
and din ner to her relatives and friends on the
18th. The tree well supplied with presents
and the dinner was excellent. The guests were
S3 in number; among whom were the only liv-
Ing child of the hostess, Mrs. Carly of Careys-
yille Mr.. and Mrs. FAINT, st. Paris, b. Douglass
j. Douglass and ladies' = Pierssn, and mother,
company with music vocal and instrumental.
Fannie Hill, Ella Washington and Jennie
Ross are spending holidays with their sister,
Mrs Narcissa Stewart of Hamilton.
Jno. Collins of Chicago, is spending the hOl-
idays in the city.
John t. King and lady spent a portion of
the week in Columbus.
Miss Basey of Springfield is the guest Of
Carrie Boyd.
ing with their respective papas and mamnas.
Miss Ray of Cincinnati is visiting Mrs Jane
Tolliver.
Thomas Smith and Miss Arts of W. Liberty
were in the city this week,
Messrs. A. T. BowIes of st. Louis, and Geo. s.
BOwles of Columbus, spent Christmas with
their brother, w. o. Bowies.
Mrs. Kate Boyd attended the funeral Of her
nephew near Mechanicsburg, this week.
As precautionary measures against the raw
ages of smallpox, the city council have pro-
vided a pest house and the Board of Education
has ordered that upon the re-opening of school
2d prox- pupils be admitted who do not
possess a certificate of vaccination.5SELvOB. I
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-31
Exports of Produce.

New YORK, De 23.-The Post says: The
exports of domestic produce from this port
for the week ending December 20 (Ihe Gus
tom House being about week behind In
Its repOrt) were exceptionally heavy, the
total being So l75 4I2 against sc, ,632, 474 the
corresponding week last year / las Increase
Is chiefly due ID the increased amount uf
freight room available for exporters, owing
to the arrival of fleet OF overdue vessels
Since January the total exports of domes-
tic products amount u S393, 6o9 7IO."
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-31
The Great SIDE show at washington Draw

The Great Side show at Washington Draw.
ing to Close-The Assassin Not Sub
dued by Amy Means.
Special TO the Sentinel:
WASHINGTON, Dec 2o.-The counsel for the de-
fense in the Guiteau case to-day consented to
having the blasphemous. insolent niscreant sent
any place or put any where to stop his int, rrup-
tions, and should ne continue, Judge Cox will
either ORDER him gagged or taken from the Court
room. DIR. Macdonald the expert for the Govern
ment. stated to the Sentinel correspondent to-
day that the Government will likely submit all
her evidence tomorrow.
Colonel Corkhill to-day said Mr.. Davidee win
make the opening speech for the Government.
scoville wiz follow for the defense, and Judge
Porter close for the prosecution. Charles Reed
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-31
Green castle,

L. b. Monroe had a very narrow escape last
Saturday. He suffered broken leg.
Rue being indisposed, Miss Hannah Thomas
will manage the affairs of the LEADER for a
while.
John Jones spent his Christmas on College
avenue.
The concert and festival given In Browns
Hall by Rev. McDaniels was quite a success.
Hon. Henry A. Rogan was in our city last
week.
We hope those ladies will forget to quarrel,
the next time they meet.
The Christmas tree at Hinton Chapel was one
of the grandest ever had in our city. RUE.
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INDIANAPOLIS LEADER.
CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondents will plesss make their communi-
cations ss brief aud concise as possible Owing to
limited space, are frequently compelled to leave
matter that would like to publish, but
not for want of space. All letters outside Of In.
dianapOlis should reach US Thursday. ALI commu-
nicatOns written on both sides Of the paper will be
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-31
From the Empire state.

To the Editor of the Leader:
ALBANY " y, Dec. - lSSl.--The interest
manifested in the celebration of Christmas in
this city eliminated in the grandest Observ-
ance of the day ever manifested I'm this city.
Rev. W. b. Derrick delivered an interesting
sermon to a large congregation in the A. NJ. E.
Church. The holidays lively. Political
gossip is rife and the halls and corridors of the
hotels are full of "heelers" and "bosses." The
boom for Speaker has commenced, and live
Iy contest is anticipated. The Republicans are
quiet and are taking no active part i'm the COM
ing contest. The eyes of all Democrats
turned TO Boss Kelly, who will hold heavy
hand in the organization of this Legislature
The members are most all new men, and we
cannot say what they will do for the State
The Albany Cantata Association gave a
grand exhibition and concert on the Birth of
Christ" 1t was grand success and was large
ly attended. John Caldwell the conductor,
through earnest efforts made 1t success, and
we commend him with praise 1t was for the
benefit of the church.
Toe Young Ladies Sewing Circle have open
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-31

Despotlsm can no more exist IN Nation
until the liberty OF the press be destroyed,
than the night can happen before the sun
is set.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-31

may speak for the defense. Corkhill will not
speak unless the question OF jurisdiction arises
1t Is thought the case win 90 to the Jury week
after next The Jury viii probably decide to
hang Guiteau after being out few minutes
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Another Expert for the Defense

Another expert for the defense has been dis
covered through the following telegram which
Colonel Reed received this morning:
JAcKsoNvILLE, Ill, Dec %.
Hon. Charles Reed, WashiugtOn:
DR.. MacFarland has treated memb rs of the
Guiteau fimiy He IS thorough expert and
believes the prisoner Insane You remember
him on the Hops case. Subpoena him here.
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FRIDAY syENIMG. DEC 80.
Funeral Poetry


The iaiioars sraciu is OF funeral poetry
were rcc;tcd 3: ..cur. Co. The III C: iGc.rtI:
"'WlIie had purple monk cinAi: CO a
yc!.w siick.
AcG whsn &c u k d tho paint 81 eff i: made
EiEI q ahiv SIX;
ar3 10 Tia Ist;G; hoars nc cssped that m 9Dkey
in bis hand
Ard bste good tyo 70 Garth sud went iolo a
\ better lard.
"'Oh>! 10 Iaarc hc'.| 2h,o: lis sis or with hjs
IIitIc ~oCd Z sun;
hid DO rartr :.a'il Tvs :. he pussy's tail AID
make her yoTl Tor far.
TaG p-s-s "a. BOY s,saGS Udt srl!sh.i the
ys2is isG side;
Tn. m Ok 4ossn'; i5ma iroaad si2o, little
Niaa c!ca.
TEE ts4.i- !n2e AI:x.nicr MEG iue
Ard CIV, i;p !r0tiac ed repcs";
lie VIZ chs, K d ,hlit aC1 a Nun53r Mae
shcc,
Au} T.. lad I.l K 5a.t 90 his nose.
No ~ ae ls il-plI,r :rlNuS IL sasco
OJGr taG:e 20 tHe evtrafeer shore.
H., lIisnis a:t il !:uDld .Gat lis !u@e.sl takes
place
Prcois:I! at j.f;Cr past Jour.
isis. McFadIoa tsa eona ir. m this iii.;
Che an- i.tt oii s so!tJVs sad cares
She c.ugbt rha rhsuI at CO 10 b)th Of her legs
!! bic gc:uobiag ii c G. liar and stairs
They gu m1s AID r!ss;crs upap her 10 vain :;
Ib,y "a Htd t.r "ltn whisky soi run;
Eu, inu:sdsy her spi;l! dcrsrled, and lctt
tilr boy catif>!y mum.
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This s&aUnch iron stear,er BIAS jus. baaa paint.
go tat@G'i1o!! S - ls".y tufnis2sd aHd
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7G.ESS NHEEO2 ANUTaE SOUTH.
TEE SrS&MES
EXCELSIOR

K-Etr5 lns !ho z. 5. Nsl!J
vii lasve Tor wharf, foo. Of Prince street.. on
%U ESpATS, THURSDAYS sr3 SATuM-
PAYS st $50 O'Clock .. II, Stopping a.!
flGeT Pcirt and Poin! L0oHou: gciuS and rc-
turning. Returning leaves ErTio.R on WE'D
y ESDAEs. FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS a!
c clcc, p. III.
GALL AND WINyES ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning October |.
First c?ass fire to futlress Mon.ca sad Nor.
io!s, 81 CO. Second class, eacn way, $l5G; First
cisss a'atc tincF ?oiIt snd Point Lockout,
5 80; Second cl.ss, each way, IS cts.
Connects $: Noric!i; with steamers fo7 Rich
mend, Sew York and Bosom.
GHOAGE MEIT!NGLY, Supt.
,. /. SGO&. Agent, uh2G
INLAND & sE..HoA.!:Y OnAs TINS CO
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WiNT&E ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning October 10, 1881.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
1t 20 .. II. sad Aexsnd.x at 925 h. m.
daily. except Sunday pass Lcesburg. going
westward, ct II ~ 8. N and arrive Ut Round
Kill q! II Is p. N. Leave Round Hill st II 80
p. NJ; pass Lessbu,g, gong eastward, at 10
p. M, end arrive at Alexandria at 8 Ii .. DC.
and ct Warrington st 30 y. III.
The ACCOMM0DATION TRAIN will leave
Washington ct 4 20 p. N. and Ale1andria at
% p. "a, daily, except sunday, and arrive at
Leeaburg at 8 10 p n. Leave Leesburp at 6 10
q. m. snd arrive at Alexandra at 8 Is 9. m,
and Washington at 90 T. N.
Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station ct 70 An. and 40
Pr, and 80 through withou, change Of CARS
The 9.25 s.m. train from Alexandria andl2S0
2: N. train from Bound Hill connect q. Round
pill with GOSH EKT'S Daily Line Of
Cosehes for Suicke.sville, 8erryville and Win.
chester; also Redmsn's Line Of Coaches, which
leave Lsssburg daily fos Aldis and Middle.
burg.
Both t,=;nsr westward, make closs connections
a Vienna, with Sisson's Line OF Stages FOX Fairs
tax Court House.
ConansHsation tickets, 81 sts Ger nil.
&EaEals tuZ stH, $50.
] n. EAYENER,
ocl4-1 General Ticket Agent.
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EhsLHUEDa.
1881 GREAT SSl
mr., 49,, : SES1ENSYLYANIA ROUTE

/ % | GREAT 1881
Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO TIE NORTH, VEST g. SSHTHwRsm
DOUBLE TNECR, - " LIZA
aTEs3 Nails, SPLENDID SCENERY.
&AGhiFlCEN% 2QUIPMREi.
In effect December 18th, 1881.
Trsi1s leave Washington, from sts,lon, corner
OF Sixth spd 3 strr.ts as follows:
Fer 2ittsburs sid the West, chicago Limited
.Exrrrss Of Pullman Hotel Ind Sleeping C,rs
a. 10 Oh 4 IN. daily; Fset Line. 1000 A. m
iI wi s sna rbe Cars from
7S0 .. NJ daily, with Pslsce Cars to ri!tsburv
g, & L,u sv;lle.
Baltimore aNd Pot, mac Rsilrosd.
For Csnsndaiaus Rochester. Buffalo, niagara,
st % e m. daily. except Sunday; 80 D. m,
dsi!y. eSeep; Saturday, with Palsce Cars TO
For Wili4msrort. Lock Haven and Elmi,s.
~ 10 o. II daily. except Sunday,
For Ns9 York sud tie East, GO q. NJ, 10 90 A.
m. zoo 10 co and 10 Is p. m. On Sunday
go, IL co aid 10 Is p. ~, Limited express Of
Pullman PsrloF CARE. 8 so y. N. daily, except
Suoday.
ror Sioos!5n, n. Y, all throut h trains connec.
ST JaSsey City With beats Ct Brooklyn Annex,
Iii riding direct transfer 10 Fulton street,
svNlilrg double terrisge across New York
City
For Thiladelphis, SO e. m, ,oCo 8. NJ. CO.
4l. 10 CO, and ~ 10 D. m. On Sunday, ITO,
40, 10 20 ard 10 Is y. M Limited Express.
G0s n. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore, 6 10, o.. 9 80. 10 90 q. m ard
200 a 20 4 49, 81, I 81. 10 CO. and 10 Is p. m,
On sunday $40, III 70 a. M, ECO, 6 90 I 80.
10 co. aud 20 Is 2 m.
For Popu's Creek Line, 6 so g. m and 4Op. NJ.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis. 6 AZ =. II. and 40 .. m daily,
e.capt sunday.
halfway. AND ALEXANDRIA AND
| WASHINGTON RAlLHOAD.
For .asszaadrls $50, 720. $40, II 10 and
II 30 4, NJ, "a. &. i 70. 70 and II 90 o. NJ.
On SurdaE at 6 81, %, II 10 and II 80 3. m.
aud 20 =. n.
Fer Richmond ard the South, so and II 10 2,
II: daily. and 00p N. daily, e1cep. Sunday;
Trains !onTe Alexsrd:!a for Wssnins .o!, o.U,
Bus, IS. and 10 3. La; 10. 8. 5, 7, and
q q p. n. and II night. On Sunday st S %
So, snd IL I3,i 7 0O and 9 Is ,. y.
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast
coraoT OF 18th and Pennsylvania avsnue, and at
| the station, where orders can be left for Tho
caecE'Ig CT osg2sge 70 destination from hotel;
| sad retlce2cea. j. K WOOD.
FRANK TRONS0N,
General Manager. tecl9
~ iEE Ia MIDiAME RAILWAY
JOHN i. BARBOUR. President.
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Mail, Southwsrd connects 1t Charlottesville,
WITH Cues. e Ohio X. e., East and West. At
iynchburg, connects with Norfolk 6 West
ern K. Is, through Southwest Virginia to
Nashville, New Orlesns Memphis. Little Rock
| and Tcsus-and st Derville with Richmond s.
D.nvii!s Is. T.. to South snd Southwest.
Express irsius connect with K. s. D. K. 4, at
Dsnville for ell points in South, South Fast,
$outhwes. aud East
Express trails north ward make close coanac.
| ion ct Charlottesville for Hict mond.
Fast Mail connects mt Danyi!le to oil points on
4. & D. +. K, and Atlanta. Montgomery, Mo-
Bile, New Orleans. Houston, Galveston aud all
Southern ToIss.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line lo.ve Al.
e$sndria dsly, EXCEPT Sunday, IS .. N. and
! 10 p M, and returning 1rrive ST Alexandria
% p m. and II 20 p. IN.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
IL 4. N. and e. cysndris 7 45s. NJ. daily,
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburg q. II % pm,
conn Meeting with tie Velley Road East and
West, and at River f.. Lursy. Leave Strssburg
80 .. NJ, striving 81 Alexandria al s IS p. m.
AlNSD TEAM FOB MANASSAS DIV
ISiOh lesves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
day, ct ~ 8. m. arriving at Strasburg At S Is
y. NJ, snd returning leaves Strseburg at s rs
a. M, arriving in Alexandria st 8 Go p. M.
FOR hldAleburg daily Except Sunday con
necslcn at PiSln, sIstion.
For Upperville, regular connection at Della.
plane.
For Washington, Rappahsnnock, daily cor
necton, except Sunday, st Culpeper.
For WAEHEHIOH, IesTs Washington II
10 and IL 70 g. e. daily.
ALI trains make good connectIona, At Wash.
ngton. 10 and from NORTH and West.
Ss- Atlsnta sleeper leaves Washington st
I u :. NJ, ruc5ing through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Chatleaton. 3. G., Wi.hou. change, on IL ~
?. n. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro and
aususls, 90, on 10 NJ. connection.
Mark sAdjustabie Chair Cars are run on Night
aims between Washington and Danville.
through tickets at Lowest rates 10 all import
Mt points i'll the Uti.ed States.
Msll Trains iI both directions make close con.
nection at Fran kin Junction TO and from all
points on Franklin Division.
Pullman S!eepers will run between Washing.
ton and AtisnIa on Fast Nail.
MERCER 5EAUHATER, G. T. 4.
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WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO
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Bos,s ba!.:cea WASHING TON and Allen
ANDE!A vii. rus ircmnt'y as follows, viz:
Leave Seventh street Y h. ri st I 20, S 80 9 80,
1850 ard II 81 = t.. srd Il 90. 2U, $50, 81.
J 81, %. 6 80 a3d p III.
Leave Ale..at RE At 6 co, : SO, s sc. 9 80 10 so
sr3 ii 81 u. e., ai!d Il 50, 80, SO, 3 80 90
50 :,nc SO g. -.
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GEsrsE EssTEF2I.

Commissioners Office, go. 5 n. T,rf.x =.
Alexandra, "a. Dec Sin. 1851
ITO CHARLES S. TAYLOR, az. .iu;sn -.
& {. BrocAts. administrator &c, !. i;3rri:
ir e, j. T. BecRhRm and Csrria. his wife W nl.
z B.ookes. }. ST & Brooks Sec . ;itontes,
Charles Lsdd and Suasn i his VITA Jahn i.
Dang a!fsld Gnd hobeccE e.. his vita, anna E.
Eo~le, frZIu.h Lee an: Ellen his wifa, Il. +.
sxoWe, Geo. u. xowle Philip d. Fo~ie, Frank
Burke sid Hsther ,, his wife. Geo. a. Fowla,
Ellen Fowe, l.. &srbu'J, guardian 81 li,err
EArbsrs Fow!e. Elizabeth Z. Cot,m.n, VIZ. j.
Bowers and Ley j, his VIE. Ltu;s %rsrasn
and hury j Eis wife, john W. DeEai7, George
Z. Dennis, JaIae7 W. EeE!.is. n@ary Z Derai.,
Frarcis 4 Den1is. s. i. Dennis Edward =
Dennis Hen1T psso AID Virgins q, his via,
howard y. Pitts, Geo. Pitts. Boston rit.S. James
Pitts. Spencer PITS and Neris P!;ts and s&G
creditors Of William +. nea%i,, dscessed.
~ ! You sFe hereby noiGat Ia! have ased unon
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of December, 1881,
st 10 clock, p NJ 8: ny saiJ Office, q: tia tps
and place when 4nd wnn:e Shall p:Yceo;! %
execute The decree rendered. b. tao Circuit Cour.
of the city OF Gle.andfis, on tee 90 Z dSy rc
September, 1881, in the chnucery tr. Of Charles
S. Taylor, ST., complainant, sTainst J 81 &.
Brooches, admir-. snd sls defendants, uh:lehF
] am required t. ascertain SID report.
II Iho claims Hgsins, the cs::.a Of ma ,a;r
William F. Dennis, dcc't.. tkcir nu.ouat=, saG
piiorities, II eny.
(2) a set.len eft OF lbs account OF :ac ear1in.
istts!or of said dccedcn; from tho la. accom-.
returned by him
g. The real estate in Vifcini. OF witch !tG
said WIn. +. Dennis died sgd.
Ire creditors Of Sid dscedeH; are !sQui-a: e
sttenc on that tsy end prove thnir c!ailns
Given under my hsrd 80 Zen lHi::ioncr n
Ch.ncorJ OF said Court the 6ey .ad vcsr Irs.
sfo:eRad. 4HONG2 4. MUSGSaCH
doce-lsw1T CorlE.'r. ID Chrncarv,
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If YOU WANT d Fles. Ci4es Suit made to
c.acr rom so 20 $50. CT fac Ogerc2Et from
SIS to so. We uuye tee ia:Xls: stock ct piece
good. III he ely, ood 81 Rsrlueo.s ATE rsdo 10
:na store aDt ws!tsued fire; CLASS in every par
,iclI,r. ., re rI:,l'y Only The best workmeu
and eua-aa;.o 2 p;;Gcl IL. Gail e0d examine
Gu, .tgc. lc:9!C you purchase.
S. WATERMAN & Son.
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If YoG wsuG O. You g, Boys, or Child .
SUI; CT Ovc:c1at Sc h<Vc SO erGless raricty at
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GINA MIDLAME RAILWAY
JOHN Is. BARBOUR. President.
Or and sf.ar SUNDAY, Cec. l6, 1881, Pas
:an&or .saina will rua as follows:
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-13
From Wednesdays Daily.
TRACK TIDINGS.
Turf Topics---To-Da y's Races.

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The Race Track is in fine condition. Yes
terday's bright sun dried up the ground and
the track is in order, being smooth. r. ..a..
The collection of th~oroughbreds at the
track has never been equaled in the Territory,
and The fastest time recorded in Montana,
it is confidently believed, will be made.
The following entries have been made for
the trotting and running races to-day: ~
THE TRoTTING c.
Samuel Scott names Black Joe. H.
NJ. McGuirk names Fannie Patchen.
Gus Zosel names CAiof Joseph.
N. B. Ringeling names Mountaineer.'
Irwin Higgins names Bob Ingersol.
$3.50 PURsE-6OO YARD DASH.
II. r. Baker names CHI. f., Formosa, 3 years
old, weight to carry, ST pounds.
Ira Edwards names b. G. Deceiyer, aged,
to carry 112 pounds.
D. D. Davis names S. g. Sorrel Mike, aged,
to carry 112 pounds.
S. W. Plummer names Billy Spanker, aged.
to carry Up pounds.
g. NJ. Tate names Doc. Chambliss, b. G.
unknown pedigree, 4 years old, to carry loo
pounds.
$3.50 PURsE-FIvE FURLoNG RACE-2-YEAT
OLDS.
W.. J. Palmer names Australia, oh. S., tt
carry Is pounds.
w. b. Hundley names Pee Dee, to carry
IS pounds.
NJ. &. Morris names McLeadem, ch. c., tt
carry Is pounds.
VIM. Flannery names b.. f., Alice D.. tt
carry Y pounds.