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London, LSrch l2.--At the end ~ ,ha
third days shooting match bolwooa Dr..
Carvcr and Mr.. Scot, u. wcslmir 'er
aquarium, the total score stood: Scc -,
t5; Carver %, 81.
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NsctIEGs,ey,

Special to the Herald.
Mckinney, March l2.-Govenor Throck.
morton Is siill very low, but ,hought by hi,
physicians TO have rallied some siuce yesler.
day. Much anxiety is falt for his ,recov re-.
No man was ever more universally loved by
his people, and the question from almost
every ono you meet is How is Throckmor-
tonin
Captain Bogardus and sons gave a epooi.
man of their shooting nj the court house
Thursday night, to tho satisfaction of all
present.
Our Farmers sro as busy ss bees, snd ihf
prospects are that large crops will DO planted
this SESSION, and with the large amount o
improved machinery now IN the country
viii be we'll tended.
Charles Mahar, sentenced to two yesrs i,
The penitentlary Cor cow stealing, left 70
Huntsville on this mornings train.
Weather good and the health OF tn
country improving.
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ps-neil Goins 70 Paris.

Paris March l2.-Mr. Psrnell is expected
TO arrive here on tho 18th instant, to preside
Ai dinner 20 30 given the Irish colony at
the Pslais hotel on ST. Patrcks day.
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Memphis, Tonn., March l2--Ssmuel 8.
Gales, secretary snd superintendent Of tho
Mompsh cotton exchange, died today Of
pneumonia. Diseased was SO yturs old snd
had tooa prominent merchant Of this city
Tor tho past 3S yoari.
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pos.mn,ier a, New York

Washington, March li.-rhc president
,bis afternoon sen. 10 senate tho nomination
OF llcniy Pearson 10 bo postmaster Of New
York.
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Foreign Facts.
AMERICAN PORk.


London, March l2.--The deputstiou
representing the Liverpool provision trade
which was present ia the committees where
the forged kilograms, designed to cause the
eosrd Of trade to take action against Ameri-
can pork, were received, consisted OF Har.
grsyos, Fowler and Sinclair. Tho recent
action Of France, and the ponaing question
by Hartland to Mundelia. vice president of
the council, which was answered In the COM
mons on tho lst inst, induced the Ii, rnool
provision trsde to send deputation of pro.
TEST against hostile action. One of the
iorgeu telegrems addressed TO nMtland,
urged him 10 press the question, asserting
that The hog disease was assuming alarming
proportions and thst more deaths were fe.
ported. message sent to MundelA told
nm Rot TO he missled by tie depuiaticn. sn Of
whom we're hesvlly interested, ard asserting
that tho disease was assuming alarming pro
portions Detectives are endoavoring 10 dis.
cover the sender Of tho forged telegrams,
but their success is doubtful.
o'DosSgLL's SUSPENSION
ODonnell writes to tho Times rsgariing
his suspension, saying the speaker has 10.
tormed him the conduct of Play fair could
be mpugnei by motion 10 the house 90
log into the committee of supply, aud tia.
40 Will make Il motion to thsL effect without
delay, and the house will be invited 10 do.
eide whether il is illegal for member to
speak to APPOINT Of order, winch he Is forbid
ach TO explain, and whether it is legal for
a chairman TO forbid the member So explain
! the point of order sought to bs raised.
home ruIers intend 20 raise the question of
privilege on PlayiaiIa ruling.
THE PoLTrIcAL PRISONERS
Dublin, March 12-The land league IN
/ tends 10 investigate oyerv arrest carefully and
/ place The particulars before the BRUSH pub
llc. B1yton is an American cillz.1 Of li.l
deennt Weich ia a cousin Of ] nm w
! Welc1, oho OF tho traqers8es aow nu ais wa,
to Now Zealand. Many arrests arc repor.c.
here ard At Cork to-day.
ST. PATRIoEg DAY.
AZ meeting yes'arday of ths loaguo til,
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, y general union is taking pMc
batwoen tho proleslanls md catholics h
Ulster 10 the cause Of tho league, therefore
be it
Resolved, We earnestly appeal 10 t.
catholics Ia Ulster to hold no demonstration!
on y. Patick sdy a 10 order to prevent relgi
Gus dsc0rd.
! Dillon said the moa Of tho county Dorr
bad already consented to abnslon their pr o
ceSs!on.
DoYroN's CASE.
London, March 12.--Fully forty arrest
were ma5o IN Ireland The friends Of Boy
/ ion are taking steps to 0ring his case to Minis
ter Lowell noticewi,ha a view to hisrolessr
on promise to quit tho country, or tc bis l,ia
before AUOrliparV tribunel
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Brenhapi.

Special 70 the Herald.
Brennan, March l2.-Burgars arc on tho
rampage Half loson robberios hayo beon
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

Ex-Goyernor Throck III orton SiIyi E,n-
proving-Two Yoaug Men Found
Murdered In uiI County
Shot aud Killed in Lachsom-
Viite-Jny GUaiu Galng 20
start Time OF Stenn-
erS From GntSesteu
50 Vera Cruz, Etc.
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rhe aIonetarx conicrencs,

Berlin, March la.-ucrmsny nnd Austria
me celebrating with view 10 essAblhhing
joint action At the monetary conference
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NPVVItI 30 Ila NFrlIU.
Vo'slcans March i2--G Honorable r. q.
Mills AMI family reached here TODAY.
mo Trinity rcev IS rising, and ii is feared
the temporary bridge over the river may be
carried away, in which case tho Marrow
GuaSe tailrosd viii have another setback,
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committel in the town and vicinity during
the past week.
The grand jury found several indictments.
The coroner's Jury in the poisoning case
fined B. 4. Brown, colored, who poisoned
his wife about a year ago.
Our jastice Of the pasce fined about a
dozen gamblers during the week.
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with LEGISLATURE,
THE PIPTY-THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Several Judicial Appointments by
the GOycrnor, All of which We're
CONFIRMED by the Senate-Ad-
.jaurnmcnt Again Postponed,
This Time to April list
ghc Prohibition Am
CndmenE Passed in
the House, Etc.
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Londen, March l2.--Fully forty arrests
were mado IN Ireland The friends Of Boy
ton are taking steps to 0ring his case to Minis
tor Lowell notice,witha u view to hisroesse
on promise to quit tho country, or tc bis ltial
before auor1inGry tribunal.
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PERSONAL

j. Il. Dursnd and Ii. M. Hooker, of Chi
eago' arc registered At the Grand Windsor.
MIR. John Sloan and Miss Lilly Sloan,
from st. Paul, Minnesota, are at tho Grand
Windsor. 'N
Co. I. s. Pfouts returned yesterday from
Two weeks trip west on the limo of Inc
Texas * Pacific road.
Mr.. Alonzo Mlle,. returned 10 Dallas
yesterday from q trip 10 his rancho In the
western part OF the state.
Dr. ". II. Trollinger and DR.. A. NJ. HUI,
OF Whilesboro, arc spending few DAYS In
The city. They paid tho HERALD a pleasant
AIR. m. II. Hickox, tho populsr Main
street druggist, who has been quito IN with
bilious fever, 10 again out and AZ his nos, Of
Of friends. " "'''
mr.. Richard T. Halle, IT,, formerly IN I'M
cotton business 10 this city, has adopted tho
theatrical profession, and made his debut in
Bayou Sara, Louisiana, recently. "
Mrs. II. X Gibson, with her two cbi,drsr
Nellie and Harry, leave on Tuesday mari a.
spend tho summer with her kindred In Now
York state. She will DO companion a"
voyage OF Mrs.. John Henry Brown. Mes,rs
Hloson and Brown will remain a, hon,o
washing their own dishes. " A'"'0
George D. Barnard & Co., WHOSE o,,or.
sive Texas trade Il 20 succes,fnlIv 0 r,sn
.ged BY Msssrs. ia Palftey, agent 70, csn'
I'LL NJ. aeAss, FIcysd Shock, agent for we,tern
iss.ss I'M rnc a a. y; Jones. sgsnt for eastern
Of inssllaent representative Tb:ir ' nrus ,o
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A Sure Thing.

Or. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is guaran
teed TO cure syphilis in the primary, second
Diary and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases OF venerial diseases, cases which
nave resisted the treatment of the most emf
nent physicians of America. 1t cures the
hrst stage and heals the ulcers in f,w days.
IL cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat,
mead, arms, and legs; also, hard pains in the
bones and joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc.
IN a short time. Price, $500 per package
sent everywhere BY express. A treatise on
sexual diseases free. Sent sealed for two
stamps, DR.. ]. Dinsbeer, AIS North 9TH street.
81: Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer makes chronic dis.
eases specially. Ifyou are afflicted with
no no matter what call or what.
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Gus friends in Texas who contemplate
ordering fall supplies will have the advantage
OF their personal attention, by apprising them
OF their wants during their stay n st. Louis
which will last como three weeks.
The following parties came up last even,
ing from Cisco, Waco, Denison, etc, on a
special train: G. A Quinlan, james Garity,
j.. IT, Campbell, G. L. Jones, Wiley Jones.
Jacob Allen, Samuel r. Frost, Nj. Stern, ].
1: Sullivan, o. d. Sanford, G. II. ALVIN. all
Of CorsicaDa; and VIM. Humber of Mexis.
Having slipped at the grand Windsor as the
guests of Captain j. l.. Leonard, thew were
driven around the city and shown the sights
BY moonlight under his pleasant escort.
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CITY CHIPS.

The foundation of Psdgitt Bros. building,
on Main streets being laid.
Dallas dental parlors are over Ike Loeb &
Bros. store, No. ZIG Elm street.
A new lot of Msthushek and Groyesteer
" Fuller pianos at G.. H.Edwsrds', 725 Main
| street.
Ben Loeb's parlors are already tho resor,
OF those ~ho want cooling drinks in a
private, pleasant manner.
Edward Il. Wilcox and Miss Amanda L,
Williford were married yesterday at the re,s
i1enco of w. NJ. Edwards, justice Of the
peace.
Tho respectable drug stores, hotels, res.
taurants, and places Of public resort all over
our country keep "Conrads .Budweiser
Beer"
The public should bear in mind that there
Is no other hrst-clsss barber shop and bath
house in the city than that of Lee COINS,
OLE Main street.
The police are industriously engaged
rounding up" CATTLE hogs and dogs found
running at large in the city, and putting
them in the pound.
y. Conrad & Co., COG Main street, Dallas
Texas, have the finest collection of all kinds
OF wines, liquors and champsgnes, WHISTLES,
at the lowest figure.
The revival services conducted by Mr..
Hall, at the Commerce street church, are in.
creasing in interest. Splendid attention.
large audiences. and good prospects for
success.
Siler's bus will attend the races srsin to.
gay starting out at the usual hour, say half
pat one o! there about. 1t is roomy, airy
ana easy riding and you ought to 90 out in
y and soc how suavely and gracefully Billy
Jones ensertsins you. Only a quarter of q
dollar and plenty of room inside and music
on top.
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Steam and Ltghtntup

The HERALD job rooms have lust recently
and have now in operation, a Campbell pony
lightning iobber run by steam, and capable
OF doing more work in shorter time and at
less expense than any other job printing
press in north Texas. The public generally
are invited to call and see it in operation, and
bring along their job work of any variety
or description.
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A. Mittenthal, the senior partner of Tho
house OF A. & 4. Mittenthsl, who IA tho raj
dent buyer at New York for the ABOVE firm ,
mas lately purchased at bankrupt sslo and a
from manufacturer sgents such An snor.
mous stock Of goods that they have re,ol iva
70 put the same on tho market At slsuohto,.
Ing prices. Read advertisement. e''''
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Excursion pIens,,..

:, Excursion tickets to tho famous Wbito
sulpher Spring and other resorts in the east
and southeast via tho Star & Crescent ali rail
route through New Orleans. Apply bv lat
,or or In person to g. w. Ely, passenger
agent or W. L. Wheolock, ticket agent, cor.
ner Main and Austin, streets, or AZ ivninn
depot. '' VI Nv Union
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Kids %, S5, so cents at Peorson's Mit,s
80 90. 10 cents, 500 Sl.25, 81. so and 50 Oo
~ Pesrson's. Bonne,s and. bats 81, 50 SS'
"a, 80, 50, at Persons Ladies' hoes 4
cents pair embroidery 5 cents A ward. at
l'earson's. Bargains at Pearson's on Mon'
asy' and those other days that follow Mon.
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Having determined 10 60 into the exclu-
sive wholesale business in Dallas, we offer
our present retail stock in bulk or in lots 10
suit merchants at bargain. To.merchants
desiring to commence business In Dallas This
is rare chance, as we have one of the hest
retail stands in tho city. Blskenship &:
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Com mercIal Hotel Abilene.

This is one of the most comfortable hotels
on the line of the extension of the Texas 6
Pacific road. It's culinary department
embraces everything the market sifords.
Its sleeping apartments are in every way
comfortable, and polite and ready attention
to guests. Prices mod crate.
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The Etruscan bracelets Just received at
.Webbs arc the handsomest ever brought
into this state. The prices have been
greatly reduced. We advise everyone 10
examine tham.
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Jarrett, Tho Ice king.

jarrett, in rear of Apollo Hall. is still
the Ice King of Dallas. His stock of pure
northern lake ice is ample to supply a
heavy demand, and he will deliver il in any
quantity to all parts ofthe city.
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Notice.

Wanted at once, four hundred teams and
one thousand men to work on the East
iexss railroad, now under construction
rom beaumont north. Apply on works,
between Hardin and Woodville.
BURNETT & Ross,
Contractors,
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George Rick, y Furniture ,,ou..

Is the largest in north Texas. The stock
embraces all grades from tho mos, elegant
psrlor and chamber sets 10 the cheanost
styles and patterns. His prices are very low.
for "quick sales and small profits" il bis
motto. 80 Ms
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A; " p, Mittenthsl sell their stock Of dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes, at such
reduced figures that the poor people can
attire Themselves in as fine clothes as The rich
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Don't forget, we are to open an exclusive
wholesale business August LIST, and all of our
present stock must be sold at some price
before that time. Blskenship s. Blake.
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NJ, Jus! received al Icon Kahn's. Goa
h I'm s,sroet oil tho newest styles Of GENT,
nM In elk and stifi furs; Also the eiIohs
pocket ieatherwolghts. They arc yorv nIco
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4, A.,weet imile and twinkling eve denoted
,ne pleasure Of wearing The little hal from
ri,essr,on.s, trimmed with daisies and dssr
hstle buttercupI Prico $3.50
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. our entire stock for sale Of some price
before August let. Everybody come and
got q bargain. Blakenshlp s. Blake. N
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p,; nne greatest variety and lowest prices a,
niiilngton's furniture store, 7Ol Elm streot.
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Vonrads Budweiser" Is daily gaining
ground over the many spurious wises md
liquors now In use. "''e' "'o
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Abilene.

Ifyou want drink fold Monarch whisky
call on j. @. Woodson, Merchants saloon,
south OF depot, on Oak street. He keep, the
best brands of cigars, fine wines and LIQUORS.
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"; J. bic goods cheap, 10 the reason he "a,
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. :! Uafpets, oil cloths. mating, window A.,
40 euf'ainf, At A. q 4. Miiten,hsls.
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Clothing for men boys ard children at
Blakenship u Blake's at sacrifice, as they
must be sold by August LIST.
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An elegant stock Of boots and shoss fo
sale at q sacrifice. Blskenship & Blake. ~
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For sale by all d,agg sta.

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in SWINE OF CARDUI"
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"WlNE OF CARpuIu curo, ,,ro,,,,,.

painful, or difficult menstruatiop,
For sale by oil Druggists.
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ParasOls, ParasOls, Parasols.
Brocsde twilled and palm silk parasols in
all sizes at A. u Il. Mittenthals,
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Darling, Am Yov,.

:. Darling, I Am Yours
Forever, IT you will buy mo tho li,,,o
~ no nn Shoe bonnet at Pearson's. Price onIv
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Call only for Conrad's Moss Rose Bourbon
Straight Sour Mash, the finest in the world
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Don't fail to read A. & Z. Mittenthal's
advertisement and their locals.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-30

time and place will be excluded from
competition.
No one will be allowed to see the
entries until after the awards are
made.
All running ace to be governed
by the Louisville Jockey Club, and
all trotting and pacing races to go in
harness and be governed by the rules
of the National Trotting Association.
All entries in speed rings will be
closed on the day before the exhibit,
at Z O'Clock, p. m. Name, age, sex
and color must be given.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
One Horse so cents
Two Horse Buggy or Carriage. "
Farm Wagon and Two Horses..........5O "
Single Horse. "
Each person on horseback, in wagon, car
riage or on "
Children under6. free ; between the ages
Oh d anu 10
For privilege of entering with four-horse
bus or hack, per
For privilege of entering with two horse
bus or hack. per day........... ........... 800
For privilege of entering with two-horse
carriage, per day........ ........-.... 200
OFFICERS Fol 1881.
j. A. Potts, President; Lewis
Hord, Vice-Presldent Jno. J. Steele,
Secretary; Ed. Rines, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Jos. A. Potts, E. D. Graham, Ed.
Kendall, Caleb Berry, L. Hord, Ed.
Rines, J. A. Guthrie, d. +. Shea,
JAS. NJ. Harrison.
Chief of police, for the day time,
Sheriff D. d. Woodward; chief of
police, at night, Logan Mundy tick
ct agents, George P. Harper at the
Fair Grounds, and G.. Kahrich up
town gate-keepers, Milt. Riley and
Sed. Hill ring marshal. James John
son; field marshal, W. H. Potts;
assistant ring marshal, J. w. Atkin-
son; superintendent Of stalls, VIM.
Wallace; ring gate keeper, James
Spence; superintendent floral hall,
Enoch Hooton ; superintendent ladies'
dressing room, Caroline billiard feed
furnlsher, James Surbe,.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-30

Abont the size of a man; b~are-footed
with his fathers shoes OIL; had an
empty bag containing two railroad
tunnels and a bundle of bung holes;
he wore a mutton chop coat with
bean soup lining; he was cross-eyed
at the back of the neck and his hair
cut curly; he was born before his
elder brother, his mother being pres
ent on the occasion; when last seen
he was shoveling wind off the court
house with the intention of raising
money enough to visit the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-30

FIRST SHOT-TEAM OF FIVE.
10 Glass balls, y yards rise, over TO
tary trap. First premium so,
second 1925. Entrance $50. These
premiums offered by Mexico Fair
Association.
In addition to the above the Mexi-
co Gun Club will have purse shoot
ing as follows:
FIRST SHOOT.
10 balls, p yards rise, rotary trap.
Purse, $3.50. Entrance, IS. Ties,
8 balls, 81 yards miss and out.
SECOND SHOOT.
10 balls, thrown straight, 81 yards
rotary tray. Purse $l25. Entrance
s.. Ties, 8 balls IS yards 8 balls
Is yards, miss and out.
THIRD HOOF.
8 double balls, straight from Q traps,
18 yards rise. Purse $10Q Entrance
81 Ties. miss and out, 81 yards.
All purses to ell or prorate and
divided as follows: 50 per cent.
first, 80 per cent. second, 20 per cent.
third.
All amateur sportsmen cordially
invited. Special rates at Central
Hotel foa members Gun Clubs.
s. M. LOCKE, Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-30
700 Issued Daily.
FAIR FACTS.
SOME OF THE RULES AND REGULA.
TIOEs OF THE FAIR.

q. H., of each day, and at that time
every officer is required to be at his
post.
The exhibition in the Amphithea-
tire will commence at 9 o'clock, a.
M, and continue until the programme
of the day Is through.
No disorderly conduct of any kind
will be permitted.
ANIMALS.
No animal will be allowed to run
at large upon the grounds. A viola
uon of this rule subjects the stock to
exclusion from the grounds.
Until award has been made, marks
of any kind, or any other indication
Of ownership, will Lot be allowed.
The association will in no case be
responsible for any loss or damage
that may occur.
DESIGNATION OF OFFICERS.
The President of the association
will wear a White the Secretary a
Red each member of the Board of
Directors a Blue, and tie Marshals a
Yellow Rosette.
Policemen will wear a metallic star
badge.
REFRESHMENTS.
Persons renting refreshme,t booth,
will not be permitted to sell intoxi-
eating drinks.
No light or fire of any kind vii be
permitted in or under the Amp,ithe-
atre.
All entries should be made b, 9
O'Clock, a. m, of each day on whih
the article or animal is to be exhib
tied.
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
Members of awarding committees
are required to report themselves at
the room of the Directors before en-
tering upon their duties.
A premium will not be awarded if
the article or animal be not thought
worthy, though there be no compe-
tition.
The awarding committees will be
selected from various sections of the
country with great care, but will not
be made public till the hour for ex-
hibition.
PREMIUMS,
All premiums will be paid in money
by the Treasurer.
Premiums not called for in thirty
days will positively be considered
forfeited.
When an entry is made of any ar
ticle or animal. the Secretary will
give to the party a card which will
contain the number of entry and
class, and must be attached to the
article or animal.
For the coincidence of visitors the
officers OF the association have ar
ranged with all railroads running into
Mexico 10 transport passengers, stock
and articles for exhibition at the fair
at reduced rates.
All protests and objections by K
hibitors shall be made to the Direc-
tors IN the Directors Stand, and not
elsewhere.
ENTRY FEES.
No entrance fee will be charged
where the premium is less than IS.
In all rings, where the premium is
IS or over, an entrance fee of ten per
cent will be charged.
In the sweepstakes three entries re-
quired. In trotting rings four entries
and two to start; running, five en-
tries and three to start.
The invited guests csn obtain tick
cts of admission by making applica-
ton to the Secretary at the Office of
the Association.
Complimentary tickets are not
transferable.
Animals not ready at the proper
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-30

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