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Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
A wife Esratrr.

Last evening a man named william
| Wrlrll WAS before III" Mayor charge,
with committing an aggravated assault
and battery on his wife. The affair
took place last Friday evening, Shurtl !
after WEIGH returned home from his
work. The man ".&l'uS that h" had
great prUvocHtiDu, n his wife is in IN,
habit of drinking liquor white he j.
away NJ work, and that ii is no untrc-
Yurnt occurrence. toy him to come home
and find her drunk. The woman wa;
unable to appear last evening, and DR.,
Carruw, who is attending her informed
the Manor thai she would not b" able
to leave the house for at least three
days. IIr also said that sh" had re-
rrivrd "A number Of cuts on her limbs,
and hrr face was beat :" IA irIiE. The
Mayor postponed tn" trial until she
would hc all" 1o appear, and Orhrrrd
the prisoner to hr locked ny, uuIcsS he
could furnish good security for hi, ap-
p"arlnrr.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
Light Gold aud Silver Coins.

WASurSGToN, Jan. % -Trcasrn"r
IGiihIian has mad, statement to the
Secretary of III" Treasury in cxplana-
ton Of the prac1ic" OF making light
weight gold coins This is done in on
der to keep the bank, from sending
them to the Treasury, whrr" they can
only be- received AT their coinage valn"
by weight. The stamp which is put on
them does not mli1iat" them, or hlnlM-
i>h their value, or destroy their legal
tender quality. Mutila'"d silver coins
are redeemed at tn" mint, At their hu.-
lion value by weight, and sine" this
regulation has been enforced 'c!iplri
coins have almost entirely disappeared.
Silver coins, however much reduced III
weight 10y narlyal abrasion, are redeem
able at full face value.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

NXvANTEp-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housewOrk In small family. Apply
Immediately at 600 Van Buren, 1t. J2' 81
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
Coleman not COWcn.

In our issue of Saturday, in report ing
police court, til" name of Edward Cole
man, who was arrested for selling tick
cts which he had found belonging tu
til" Weccacur Fir" Company, was
wrongly reported rs Andrew Cowcn.
We are very sorry We did this injustice
to Mr.. cowrn. The cause If the mistake
was aS follows. our reporter called III
the Hall after the hearings were over,
and this ease had not been entered upUiI
the docket by thechirf ~ II" was absent.
The officer in charge was not certain Of
tn" name Of the person arrested, lint
thought ii was Andrew towcn, and the
reporter SO reported it, We hope the
nIuunf lnn
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
p,Opncthlng In the Bed.

T.
Judge ri'nah has labit OF SilppiiI
his watch under his pllIo" "leh ne
goes 10 bed oht mglit somehow II
slipped do"n, ana rs me Judge wa
restless II worked IT'S way ho"'i '""trn,
the loot oi the bed, Ait"r IA M, VIM,
h" was lying awah', ms i"ot '"nc'i','
II i, irlt very co'd ne was surprise"
scared, ANA jumping rom ''ie o'"' IN
salu
MY gracious, Maria, ,hrft ;" '"a',
or something "harr 'l' towers
Touched II WIN my root
Mrs. f1'mah gave a I"ud scream an"
was on the floor N an instant
Now, ho'i go hOI.trlh@ ana "'h''I
np III" n'ighborh""d, Na'o me Jury
You get broom or N"inr'liiiIG, an"
we'll ilN IN" thing, inlghl quick
MIS- i'l'man got me broom ana -'''
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

VIyANTED-A PARTNER WITH ABOUT
w $1,000, and willing to work. Address
Partner this office. I2I-3t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
The Wise Father.

A worldly father, after tn" style of
Lord Chesterfield, is giving good ad-
vie" to his son, who is about to enter
society.
Sand, above all, avoid ilirtatio,lS.
But if You must tlirt or fall in love, sir,
he sure thai il is with IA pretty woman.
1t is always safer.
"Why 80
" Because some her fellow will be-
sure to he attracted and cut yoI ont
before any harm has been DONE
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

The Great Blood Cure puritcS the hOoC
rapidly and has made and i still at the pres
eut time making many remarkable cures o
terrible diseases Of the blood. II j. not tn
ding with the public TO say it cures ScrOtula
pmpIr> on the Skin. BlOtrhcs, rheumatism,
with our Pain >earchcr,l Ulcers, Itchy dis.
eases Of the Skin EruptionS, Bad diseases of
the Buod. letter, Itch, Era>ipyls, sores and
EruptiOns of every kind or chiidrcn'> Nasal
Cntarrh, discharges from the ears, diseases Of
the Throat and Mouth And in all diseases
requiring u Purifier this medicine will act
promptly and perform thorough cure. This
Purifier is a positive prcvcntiy" Of the Vic.
curr Of smallpox by purifying the blood,
Keep the blood pure and smallpox cannot 20
beyond Il yarliuid, bHl blood makes the dis
ease bad pure blood makes it mild IN it, at
tack or wards II oil altogether I Sc this
remedy and You are SAT" ana certainly as safe
lS vaccination will make you If not far more
secure from the now dreaded disease. We
have used it many u time IN our large pri-
vatc practice with complete success. IL
bottle or SIX for r.. Main depot, An ana
King streets, Wilmington Del! phjI&dr,-
phla bG2 Arch STREET. Johnston, Holloway
Co, wholesale agents SOLD by druggists
and dealers in medicine everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

five. yrar-oIl, whowrnt to school for the
the lrSt, time came li"mral noon and said
to his mother: "Manrna, | don't think
that teacher knows much. "Why
not my DEAR" "Why, she kept ask
ing questions all the time. She asked
where the Mississippi river was.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
Found.

4 sraSkin glove WIS found on Mon
day, near the corner OF second ana
King streets. The owner can have the
same by calling at the REPUBLICAN,
office ana paying for this notice.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
,,,nIIc SA,.r,pt ,loHSrS At r. N

rIBLlt SALE or HORSES AT X NJ
Glhson's stables, on French It., below
md. Wilmington, Del, on saturday, Feb, 10.
at 10 oclock, =. m, : good work OF driving
horses among them some good stcrprrs, all
home raised: York wagon, 2mllch cows with
calves by their sides, " months credit. forinll
description Of horses see hand-hllis,
GEORGE l.. DENNEI
L. W. StIiham \ son. Auct's. "a 3td-3tw
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
WATER RENTESS.
tyVlCR WATHR DEPARTMENT
WyTu,Na,r,s 10y Jpn ~ lbsa

WILMINGTON, IIpL,, Tee. II, lhE3.
Tho bills for the year 1888 are low ready
and pay NbiG Il: the Regisu airs Office, y. W,
corner Sixth and King streets.
On all bills remaining unpaid af1er the 3lst
OF January, 1883, i've per cont. VIII be aNucd
II psid during the month Of February. and
ten per cent. If paid during March. hfeI
whiuh time the ferrules may be Withdrawn
and EIit instituted for the recovery Of the
ar cunt due. Once hours, ga. IN. to I =. III.
d2l.8tt J. A. BOND. Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
n livery STABLE FOX SALE,

THOR SALF~-A NEW FIKS1tLASS Is
ID roomcd house suitable for lawyer, doe
N or dentist, corner 9Th and French streets {:
Mr. fne bay windows and all modern i'm
rg0voments Well and all waste water IN
1onlrained to sewer. Also. tho three houses
adjoining the above. Terms easy. Also,
Utksr houses, price from 81 600 TO 5000. Also,
3 new store. Chance for good investment.
Uonne paying9 per cent. clear Of taxes etc.
Apply TO q. II. TlNDALL, 7Ol French street.
l2O-lm'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

YNOR SALtc-h COZ INTER- AND III NJ, !
ID show case suitable for lrwelor or niiIin
= ! Davis sewing machine, Victor Cook
I>0Vo. No. o; ! sclite"dcr stove, small stove.
- MIXTURES. etc. The above are nearly urH
I'D will be sold cheap. Apply at "a Market
1fgnGt. l.7It'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

'TNOR SALEDR EXtHANGfs-h LA ROE
~ brick dwelling house, T. rooms. front
DosCh, bay windows. in trst-caSs order with
Alh modern Improvements. Lot 25Xi4u feet
This property If we'll located, commanding one
q the finest views IN the city, and Is well
worthy the attention Of any one wanting u de-
ol1nble home VIII sell on easy terms Of cN-
DhAnge for II smaller property, Apply t" l..
PENN NGTDN, No. f. sth It. l27lm
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

A WITTY NDBLEMAS once asked a
clerical gentleman at tn" bottom "i the
table why the goose, when tlrr" WAS
one, was always placed next to the par
son. "KcalIy, my lord, - said the
clergyman, "yOur question is some
what difficult to answer, and SO remark
ably odd, that vow | shall never SEQ Il
goose again without being reminded oi
your Iordship.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

xI&OR SALE - BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
dwelling, I'LL Rodney street, six roous,
EYOoni, hot and cold water, gas, healthy
I1 Quct ncighhorhood, near city railway
Near the new H. X q. Railroad, Terms
nodauing WILLIAM u. PltKELS.
ZM)A and X NJ streets, lan2u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

"What brought you To prison, my
culurrd friend >"
"Two couoiablrs, sab.
eyes but mean had intemprranc,
anything To DO with it. y
Yes, sab, dcy was boir Of en- drunk.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

NDR SALfc-~nWEL HOUSE. -
III West street rooms; 1903 Lincoln IT,. :
"a one on east side Of Jackson street, "r'i
~ below Delaware ave. rooms; $50 zen
r. st., rooms On reasonable terms WI
No. ". 3rd st. l23l I'm
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

NOR SALE BY EhEtITDkS-bN ELL-
( Ing house late ui ri Wilson, decd, No.
II Washington street, Wilmington. Terms
". Arply to Is, NlELDS, Attorney for
socutur. s46 Market street, nu-..""u II
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

7VOIi SALE A HOTEL PROPERTY
1% over Eleventh street bridge, Hh ""ii.
~ little money required. Rents tor $50 a
It'll. Ma hotel near II. VIM. FORREST
md IutiunwUod l+'-il'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

YNOR SALi.-tIIEAp. AND ON EASY
N terms. two story brick dwellings. n",
81 and IA Parrish #. Paying over 10 per
mt, GEORGE G. VI AXIS. l-ti
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

NOR SALE OK RENT-TIlE STORE u
dwelling ut lYn Market street. II T.
81 the best II not the very b".t business
nn6s IN this city for groceries, flour ana
,or bakery. Apply to JOHN "ILh, l@t
X11ket street. liuu
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
&zz4aq83 nzuzy9
y mt
=
commissioners.

Incorporated in 1870 for 10 years ny the
LEGISLATURE for Educational and CharitAt lie
purposes-with a capital ri $1,000. 600 u
which a reserve fund Of over $3.50, 900 haa cir &C
beon sddat
BY an overwhelming popular vote y
franchise was :aadc n part Of the presoh
state Consultation adopted december ID, >
~ 1879
The only lottery ever voted on and eDdor'
sed by the people Of any state.
IT rgvgR sCALE3 OR POsTPONBs.
Itx Grand single humber DFs~
tnxp II tako pINcs monthly.
. SPLEN DOPpORrUNITYT To
WIN A FORTUNE. SECOND ND
ORA ING. GI.AS> at NEW ORLEANS
ESDA Y, February I3, lsSS-l53
Mon hIy prsw,Jl.
g. PITAL PRIZE. $4,000
100000 ricke;s at IS each. FrRc.
tvOHS, ~ Fiths IN Proportions.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
1UBLIt SALE

bIB Llt SALE
--IF--
FRESH COWS, SPKlNGERS AND FAT
STOCK
The subscriber will offer at Public Sale, at
tho Chndd'4 Ford Hotel, Delaware County,
PA, on
THURSDAY. FEBRU Any ], 1893
a lot Of fresh cuws, sprIngcrs and ('-NQ
fat stock. All persons are Invited to KY
be there AMOS ". HOO Sc,
l.. W. SrlDHAM X SON, Auct's. 20
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
FOR MALE.
ENARMS FOX SALE.

~ Sale A farm of2s acres, Il of u mile
southwest sffrccnvlllc station.
3th#& 80 acres near Ashland station.
7sa near brick meeting house.
81 acre. In Erandywnc Hundred.
Some OF the above farms are highly I'm
pgoved, pleasantly located, and VIII be sold
Very low VIII exchange for city property.
Apply to TilDS. X. LALLi, b02la Market
h 61SSet l4t-u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
SILKS:

Colored Brocade marked
away below cost. Satin
MORE Stripes p incheswide,
worth s 200 are now $50.
Silk and Wool Stripe, p
in. wide, were yI.25 are now
Use. Tinsel Stripes a n d
PIaids sold at 50, 75c. and
100, all reduced IS cts. per
yard. Black Silk Surah
worth SI.lo now S5c. COL
ored Silk Frinycs were 50
and 75c. now 40 and 50 cts.
Muslins and Domcstics at
the lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

FNOR Salt COMBINATION root
"A and billiard table. with CUES rn'k- ana
logy balls complete. tliAS. j. II. Hfi n
M. los and 10 Market st. J!t'i'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

YNOR SAIEOE ENtN ANGE-A lAl'H
of ~ acres Good building We. .1"",
apple orchard uui small fruits. App,& t" l.
PENN NGItN. No. t.. Nlli Il. lrI''
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
Louis;aca State Lottery Coupan

I'VE 40 h'fehv certify thst We tupervis,
the arrange ments for all the MONTH"; arl
Semi Annual drawings Of The Louisiana
State Lotterr Con- pany, ard 10 person man
age and control the IraV ings themselves
and that the same are conducted with LoL
0sty, fairness. an in 1Ood faith toward
all parlies, and we authorize the Company
to use this certificate, with fiC-.iniles III ou'
signatures attached, in its advertisements
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

HTOR SALE tliEhI-A LARGE BAY
~ horse and store wagon. Apply At .l"r'
Nh and Scott SIS. I-,-lt'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

nR kLINE'S GREAT NERVE RE
~ storcr Is the wonulr ot the age for all
nerve diseases. "A II titS ,l'. ir'l free. Send
to ISL Arch siirrt, 'hiItI" ,hi9.rl,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30

VyyANTED--A SITUATION, By AEON
w petent and reliable man. ~ engineer
or boiler maker. Address Engineer" this
Office, lan293ti
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-04
SECOND EDITION,
THE FIREMEN'S BAIL.
An Epioyableand Successful Entertainmen

An Enjoyable and Successful Entertainment
The heavy rainfall yesterday after
noon and continued disagreeable
weather last night made many people
remain ~ home, but notwithstanding
this there was large crowd at the
firemen's ball and the evening was an
enjoyable one to all who attended
The atmosphere bad been cooled by
the sudden change in the temperature
and the dancing was rot made OBJ
jectionahle IN account of the heat.
The orchestra in the center
of the hall dispensed de-
lightful music aud the enthusiasm
of those who INDUCED was unbounded
Godwin's ball was n scene OF mirth
and gsyety from early evening till the
morning hours approached, and all
LEFT with only one reeret-that the end
was not the beginning Refreshments
were served in the hall, and The TIA
bles We're literally patronized, every
one seeming to desire TO contribute
something TO the fire laddies. The
voting was spirited, and the contest
Tor the plizes interesting.
The gold badge 10 the most popular
fireman was awarded to Stanley
Ihomason he receiving - votes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-04
B. C.. EV A N S !.
A Chicago Regctta,

Chicago, August 3.-The open re-
getta of the Chicago Yacht Club began
shortly after noon to-day with a race
for first-cla-s sloops for he club cup.
There were three entries: the Idler
and Countess of Chicago, and the Or
iole of Toronto. The course was fif-
teen miles to windward and return, to
be sailed within seven hours or to be
declared no race. The Idler was able to
sail closer to windward than the others
and turned the stake boat first. The
Oriole came next, but drifted so much
as to be compelled to make an extra
tack in order to round the stake boat,
thereby losing much time. The Idler
turned the stake boat in two hours
and tifty-iive minutes. On the run
homo she became becalIned, and only
reached the harbor at nine O'Clock to.
night, so the race was declared Off
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-04
SEWER WORK.
Another Appropriation Made by the City to
Pay the Workmen.

Another Appropriation Made by the City to
Pay the Workmen.
The board Of aldermen met again
this afternoon In special session to
make an appro to pay the sew
er workmen. The city engineer was
present and presented an estimate IF
the amount OF work done and the
amount OF money wanted to pay the
workmen for services since he had
taken charge of the work.
The estimate footed up 81. $50. 90, for
laying pipe and digging trenches, and
also included some extra work,
for which small sum was
asked. The city engineer stated that
5000 was for work done before he
took charge of the men, but il had
not been paid and asked that 1t be nj.
lowed.
A discussion arose over this and sew.
eral were in favor of not allowing the
amour, but when the matter was more
fully explained the objections were
Withdrawn, and the whole amount
allowed.
Mr., Smoet stated that the pay roll
for the week ending to-day WIS
really about 500 more than he asked
for, but Cleveland & Cameron had
promised 10 make good the deficiency,
and he would not ask for more than
the estimate called for.
The estimate in giving items men
toned an item Of 'treuching, $l6, geo. y
The board objected to such an indeii-
mite statement and instructed the en-
gineer, in the future, to make the esti-
mate full and complete.
There was no 3Iher business before
the board and IL adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-04
In BRIEF.

Thurber's cigars at Combs, Read &
Co.'S.
Old Dominion tobacco, equal to
AGravely's best, mt Combs, Read &
Cos.
Dahlman Bros. have just fifty
dozen latest style Stetson hats.
Go to Eastwood & King for Harper's
"Borodentiuep the finest tooth lotion
in the market.
Spencer & Tucker make a speciality
of hotel and restaurant supplies. Give
US an order.
Try Harper's "Borodentine" tooth
lotion; il just takes the cake. Sold by
Eastwood & King.
Give Harper's Fragrant 'Boroden-
tine for the teeth trial. For sale
by Eastwood & King.
A diamond shirt stud bought by
Capt. lizard, at the modest sum al
81 800, was numbered among the sales
of r. n. Brown q Co. on yesterday.
Spencer & fuckers "Irish red'
rooster will be on exhibition to-day.
Only rooster in America without
feathers.
Spencer & Tucker have a curiosity in
the way of IL rooster without feathers
and red as II rose. Call and see the
only Irish redn rooster III America.
Spencer & Tucker invite your atten-
ton to the following special,ies a b.
solutely pure maple syrup, towel soap
best in the'Fort, furity Japan tea =
sole agents, Limburger and Sapsago
| cheese Jno. Annear's Chutney aud
table auce,and produce of every kind
At 10 O'clock this morning the
| parade of Turner's teams Will start
from his stable on Throckmortor
street, and Il pleasant drive in buss
buggy, carriage, hack or ph;eton, to
the principal points of interest in the
city is rendered the friends and nc
quaintances of the proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-04
CRAWFORD.
Major Penn's Coming Camp x,,,,..
budget of Breyities

Major PENIS Coming Camp x,,,..
Budget of Brevi,ies.
Special to the Gazette.
Crawford, August 3.--prens,H,.
have been perfected at this pIs s'' Y
Major PENIS camp-meetinr. IA n
place his tent half n mile from f,.
ford; mt the noted falls on tie TSn,.)
creek, where an abundance of r.'.'
and shade can be found. A cso~s
tee has been appointed to visit hin
his meetings at Bolton comnsnr;''
on the 7th of this month TO sses,,.!
the time ne is expected to compss1
his meeting here. 1t is genersly II
derstbod, however, that he eau s N
pected about the 25th inst. Tho I
ton selected Is a convenient MI
pleasant one. Bountiful water t.
the site that is being arranged &
and u general good time Ia cxrsxl
Many families from Waco vGy
campsd on the grounds.
Dry weather prevails here. VIZ
cisterns and springs are failing.
We are to have soon a billiard hI
and we hope that there will lei
drinking connected with it, but ii
it will be a peaceable amusemeut
the town.
We think we ship more gain TIL
any other little town on the Santa
Our streets are always full Of waga
loaded with some sort OF grain, i
our enterprising merchants buy Il
grain from the farmers and tlerl
save for the town trade that wl
otherwise 90 to Waco.
Drummers are out and 10 eygyl
selling immense quantities Of guc
| Mr.. Wheeler, representing Mes
Kellum IL Rotan of Waco, whhs
| dealers in groceries, is in town. tod
We are sorry to report iilHe
sickness in the communityla
nature OF bilious fever.
j. II. Wallace & Co. have jut 4
pleted new front to their stOrtlE'
which adds much to the genera y
of the house.
Watermelons languish for puss
ers. Their outward appearing y
give them a send-off.
Mr.. Walsh Hickerson, whileal
camp-meeting, staked his fine b
out over night, and on arising
morning found his horse miss
No news of his whereabouts has
| been received
We have reason every day totl
we are well located. We recelyl,
/ GAZETTE every morning q
O'Clock, sooner or rs soon rs tbeN'
ats Fort Worth,s with all the new
the state.
Cotton prospects are not prans
In our community owing 10 tue
drought. and the farmers are ~
respondent.
Tie south bound evening trait
an hour and a halt late this eWn'
We were Lot able to learn the tass
The excursion train returned 70
from the sales of lots at Alvarado ,
eight coaches ON. From the lla1
of cars there must have ueen consA
able interest manifested "
place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-04
ON THE TRACK.
A Visit to the Driving Park-Flyers on the
Turf-Nearing Completion.

A Visit to the Driving Park-Flyers on the
Turf-Nearing Completion.
To those who have never made
visit to the grounds of the Fort Worth
Driving Park association, such ven
ture would create surprise and afford
great pleasure. A representative Of
the GAZETTE went out Il few days ago
and had the pleasure of u stroll among
the trotters and runners now there.
There are ut present twenty-one horses
on the grounds, and all are in fine cou-'
dition and improving rapidly, Eff
teen of this number are trotting horses
and ten runners. The track and grounds
present quite an animated appearance
in the early mornings, when the flyers
are out taking their exercise and the
bing up serenely from the quarter
stretch all around the course and back
again to the string. This is one of the
scenes which always makes the heart
of the turfman beat with Joy, and the
admirer of horsc-tlesh wish for some
gilt-edge pointers Gu the events OF the
coming meeting. a description OF the
| grounds and course was given in these
columns short time since, and it is
! not necessary to repeat it here. We
will only add that the I'M
provements are going on rapidly
| and viii be completed in time for the
! best meeting ever held In the state of
Texas. The managers have con.
! structed high fence around the
grounds and the ''toutsn can only
! take observations from the neig hbor-
ing tree tops.
The place of The stables is one of the
! Interesting features of the association
| and especially so to the trainers and
! jockeys. Each stable has fine, large
and c0mmodious stalls ut one end of
which there Is neat and comfortable
room for the accommodation
of all the attendants.
They are provided with
all the appliances necessary to COM
! fort the soul Of the trainer and his
corps OF assistants, either in victory or
/ defeat.
The location OF the grand stand will
of course interest visitors more than
( the other details. In this the man
agement has also displayed good judg-
ment. The identical spot has not been
selected, but twill be on an elevated
and convenient place, and will be CON
structed in such position that every
/ spectator in il can see the horses from
the beginning to the end, without
ever rising from their seats. Those
! who have visited the race
courses where such precautions were
not taken will remember the annoy
ance caused 10y the necessity of rising
! 10 see the flyers as they turn into the
1 home stretch, and will also rejoice
| that they will be relieved of the SER
vices of half u dozen deputy sheriiis to
keep the spectators back from the
! ratings.
There is every evidence that the
races here this fail will be the most at
/ tractive in the state, and visitors will
surely not be disappointed when they
goout to the grounds, AS the improve
inents go on they will be noted from
time 10 time in the GAZETTE.