Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-21
LOTS OF RACES.
Exciting Contests in all Parts Of the
Country.

Exciting Contests In all Parts Of thu
Country.
WASHINGTON PARK, July 17.-One mile
Jim Gray won; Hopedale second, Billy
Gilmore third. Time, 1:42h. Mutuals
paid, $13.4O,
Three-quarter mile-Mamie Hunt won;
Glenalmond second, Pearl Jenning third.
Time, 1:16A.
Lakeview Hadicap, ~three-quarter mile
Terra Gotta won; Laredo second, Right
Away third. Time, 1:16A. Mutuals paid,
S23.6O.
Mile heat-First heat Jim Guest won;
Baritone second. Time, las. Mutuals
paid, $3.50.
Second haat-Jim Guest won; Baritone
second. Time, Isl. Only two starters.
One and one-half miles-Easter won;
Parnell second. Time, 2:45. Mutuals
paid, $50, Only two starters.
Extra race, seven-eighth mile-Biddy
Bowling won; Althouse second, Little Joe
third. Time, 1:29A. Mutnals paid, $23.7O.
MONMOUTH PARK.
MONMOUTH PARK, n. j., July 17.-Handi-
cap one mile-Anarchy won; Brambleton
second, Louisette third. Time, 1:5O..
Handicap fortwo-year-olds, three-fourths
Of a mile-The Nevada Colt won; Queen of
Elizabeth third, Bessie June third. Time,
1:2Ok.
Harvest handicap, one and one-fourth
miles-Inspector B. won; Quito second,
Bonanza third. Time, 2:i9H.
Elberon stakes, seven-eighths OF a mile
Rock and Rye won; Elizabeth second, SUIT
Ter third. Time, 1876.
Selling race, seven-eighths of q mile
Letetia won; Lizzie Mack second, Endeavor
third. Time, 1875.
Miss Brewster and Islette collided at the
entrance to the stretch and the former was
fatally hurt by falling.
Steeplechase, full course-Joe Shelby
won; Abraham second, Willie W. third.
Time, 5:24.
AT BRIG TON.
BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y, July 17.-Purse, |
three-fourths of a mile-Solomon won:
Big Head second, Performer third. Time, |
1:21.
Purse, seven-eighths of a mile-Emmet
won, Lutte String second, Adeluth third. |
Time 1889.
Purse, one and three.sightbs of a mile
General Monroe won, K%ensington second, |
Hartford third. Time, 2:29.
Purse, one mile-Olivette won, J. w. |
White second, Trafalgar third. Time,
1:48k.
KEMPTON PARK, ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 17.-At Kempton Park
to-day the Kempton Park July handicap, |
three-eighth Of q mile, was won by Nc
Kennels ~3-year-old brown colt by See-Saw
out of Fair Vestal; G. Trimmer's4-year-old |
brown colt Iris, second; Sir C. Chetwynd's
5-year-old bay horse Gordon third.
Sin.Sin.NaughtY.
where are you going, Pat?" asked Dea-
con C~urmudgeon.
Pat was bound for the "Paris OF Amer
lea" and he made answer.
''Shure. deacon, I'm going to Sin-sin-
naughty"
True" answered the bilious deacon.
''Sin, sin, and naughty enough
The deacon read the Cincinnati Enquirer,
which said OF Sells Brothers shows:
"We have no hesitancy in p%ronouncing
this the best as we'll as the greatest travel.
ing show that has ever visited us; and this,
too, was the verdict of the multitude in at
tendance yesterday afternoon and night.
The student OF natural history will find
ample scope in investigating the rare speci.
mems OF geology. and the curious collection
birds, reptiles and rarities of the
aquarium, including q couple of the largest
ever brought to this country.
and an immense tank of sea lions and
ieoPetuS' AHeie as VIC largest nero OF ele-
plants ever attached to a show, most OF
them educated to perform in the ring, and
. rhinoceros weighing five tons.
The performances OF the ring are first
the equestrians, male and female. are
certainly unexcelled, and the gymnasts and
acrobats are certainly superiort to ANYTHING {
have ever seen in that line, PRODUCING
many acts of novel and hitherto unseen .
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Sells Brothers' enormous railroad shovs
visit Butte, July 28. l.