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Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
gafeurs cpoaeeNe.

uIsoning af paifslrs fore Sps
o ellie, SuusseoIfabsns gstigmpsIis
UsO sisut gns Sntiprsitniussr at for,
tpubst 5uubsgift, bar ben bsfisuete
afritureiisube 6uriui siust fsTgnbs OPP
Ipsuiussr, Of bUiItst bet ipHss at frm.
sau, at bet 9aitsurits 9rineip - ON
snb iuit life ustOp / fin anDsubsIis
O%Usrfor 9uubssulitl ben ausrsbs I
lang Gtb bar parst tjsubt al Buff.
uznbsne.
6urtni Rri5sr: "Snssn 9uItuarb
bIiusr ipabsrIis rGb, for6i en- SIanss
BAR biOt BAN, ieIU ON bet er ben posrit
siftiss Cobra Gap,ua; ban barsr Hsuls
Iis itabis en- SLATE msb SLangssift
pau fig Os fOrstussr ftrur 9ntip sit.
uiassr al bsuus | Rarbsb.n af BET biots
Stsb. Raar ban bsrsfter bar ioOst t
uOsIe elmer, Saasusr ban friit og raft
uosn Spor al 6sIssr al bet sifttas
Rrpbs Bib.
Seq tan uufsre ct grsmpsI, for bUis
Sauobso ies inSsiaar. Deb ct Streifs
tOs sisuusm Qanbst, paa boiItst its
bIsU Isoiuset at Here 8utman6, ops
oagsbs leg en- Cobra 9apeQa, Tom rsiits
fig paa 6uIsn msb ipiasnse Guugs.
Sea ppforbrsbe en- at Suitmanbs til
fol tstts at nRrn,s fg ben os brGbs
ben. 6an ipurste oa, ON isg Uii6s
siUe BAN en- Yatts Gobat, b0i5 ban
lob fig bibe at SIuussn. Seq forbob
bam bette, ba leg lite IstfuOtg UiI0e
iatte ct Reuueifss Sin paa SptI.
guitmuubeu iprans imibIertiO Ipus
mart bort til SIanssn os gap ben ct
Spart; ben usnOte fig raisnbs imOO
BAN o9 beb BAN | 9Rnbsu. Rauben
latte fig berpaa burtis nsb, tog no9st
tsrtst SLausesift frsm, eiorbs ct Subs
init | paoen tat UsO Saarst at Bib
bet Os i~nbpObsbe uOsst uf Giftsu /
bette.
SmibIerttb bau6s en- an6sn Buff
manO brGbt SIaussu OS rsust 9ifts
tGnberue ub at bens MunS; ban pres
isoe @iften no os LOB ben iaarsbe ibalt
Huge ben. Osuns fnIot berpaa ben /
en- fart SIsubsbstiIitanb, bans SGt
bIeu ftiut, os iuart efter faIbt bau t
en- bpb Seun. af oenns paasnsbe ban
fuIbftGnbis friit os rail-, uosn at ROgen
baUbe funnel mRrts bet ipuseite SPor
at 6orstftnius pua BAN. Dog par
buns Ben ben fsrfte Dag ftRrft OPP
iUuImet, meu 9RueIien par uIsrebe ben
fsIsenbe Morsen betpoeIis ufta}et os
f~orfuanbt fuIOtGnbiS 8usenS Sob.
Seq bar isIu mobtusst nOSIs Daaisr
Of guTtmanbsnes SIausesift Os a8tsr
at ienbe Paitsur benz til nGrutsrs llns
~berIsseIie.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
Sra SoIoeu, Rim
4tuoor Reuman.

Sra SoIoen, YRinn.
Dor n9rmeite BD er asupon, iom tan
fables en- Sp, on ben fit SerubaRsfOrbin'
belle fsrt f~orleoen SOmmer, uemlig en-
6OrlRnselie of 81. Central Banen fra
Mona, Soma, os til Ct, YuuI Os Nin.
~neaoolis.
70 Spen bar MI opret meo forbauIenoe
Surti9beo. iaa ben bar msIem 8 q 900
Sn0bpsgsrs.
Ser er Here f%rsmrnseuoe norIie Jorrst'
HiH9smRuo, blahot builie fan n9unes ..
0s0abL y. Berg ps e. Bruilettsu. Der aus
glBr COB 60rretntng | 9rp GOODS o.
Groceries; s Sanien. gsitgrer af aeupon
GlotbiHg Go, % w. Satis, iom bauDlsr
meo 5arms VRnitiHsrL per sr osiaa ops
rettet ct Slao, The Kenyon Leader, men
Ieg ipHes, bet rsttere buroe fables The
Kenyon Advertiser, tbi bet eHeite BET uos
mGrier lg seo, er fine fore AUertisiemeHs
ter.
9erHRit man le9 life slsmme, at ri bar
Here fremrageHoe norite SalOonteepere, Der
aae i%Oritlar at OriUe tit Sag msO .n iRrs
egeH 2pstt8beo.
On sOo uOrit 9ottOr 'tuHOs pift sisre
GOD 5UrrstHiH9 Der, Y.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
Sen ium @ioonius.

Ruuse usb, at Ben G ct so6t gisOniussitOf for assr
Os @us, men for at erpttes ION i%uubant, MAJ be cp!siss,
saers tOmusr be life SOJben ~ipnherIis tiISObe. @nteIt'
iaar ben 6Ormeuins, at be uiI O~pIsies, ON be IGsgss
u~IminbsIis GrGaite, msu bette er life GtfaIte; BERTH tG
pes nOsst subct; bog er bet lite iIbs at tuuie benz ioc
INT iom muIi9t os iua bIanbe oCm iaunsn uso aite, iat
Sanb bsrpaa Os M Io0e bsune SIanbng Ii9Se iaaIeoes
flere Oiuuusbr. De uI beg oUtgeUeI life rPIsi,s, men b
UtI bog baUe en- IGugt beIbisre 8ntutGg Paa SOroen. Sui
p huric Acid susr Oil of Vitriol Il bet bebite SpIssnin9s
miboel for Ben. gsboubIes gsnns msb en- GrsbitbsI al fiji
gast uf Oil of Vitriol, Og iaa bIunbss msb gifs, ba faa
man ct fOrtriuIiSt @isouinSsiiOL O8 nermst ssner bet II
ba for 8ru9 / fsus 6isttsnbuuer til at brine ir0Oist frsu
potetss, MteIOner, Bonner, sweet corn, 2grter og 4es.
8sbt er bet at anpen6s benne Slass Gjsouing on
Yaarsn the hill slsr Osiua 8Gnberue. @y SOr6en Jar
bsIes rig, nil bog en- 8IunOtns at 9ibS Plaster) Og aft
rare psI iau bslbis for OuennGunte Barter; men 8erSisb
ming tan GIoris itubs. :"
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
Snlaa 9ptitfer.

Set Puuiaues, OF raa POtstsr er ntesst betrs til at
~furffisune 5ubfaruen ueb enO nesstiOmbsft SmtntsntSSa,
StiGr en- 9Otst ~tusrsOper, Os sniD auitstet usb ben, paft
pct laa rent, p9 9uto bet ltt meb 6aanoet.
- De fielte 6arutere 9iuer Giois til ale Slo9s &reas
turer. Mats til &isn, URais til RaIue, Menis til 5s1te,
Dtuis i'll 6oIer ps 4eois til Spin. AReu buas bru9er Be
iaa 9aprsu till 0tais er sobt til at foore porue Rreutus
rsr meo. men 6Gpre bIanbst usb Ibt Nlais bsr sipeS til
unse 0pr. Naan bsr lite Iabe benz faameset Wtas bu
ben lite bsfboer Ssltanbbee not til at ubuitIs el fuIbs
ftRubis 6rop.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
Gra gplraim, San 9pue. ntat

O~~
Seq beoer 9em optase oisie 9inier
9eres Rreoe Slub, ON oct life er for meSeH
uIEilisbeo for ZEN.
"3scorabsEo Soften er en- peltommen @jRii
/ nit Sjem, % hos mango 5lere, Jon
boIoer ben.
gi fit en- rig Ssit uper belle Sanpete'
9alen iaar: OOer %, ia pp til 40 Sulbela
Sueoe pr. Ncre.
vi bar BAIT ct pattert gfteraar meo lioi
5roit. S9aar, 29oe 9scbr., bapoe ri lioi
Re8n, ioas oeiIist Tgueir % tIart SoI
itiu, iaa Ie9 tGnter pi iaar en- sl9oelia
9 pniter Dem % ale Slaoets
2gjere bet CANINE. v. Chr. Glien.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
gus 9atos, Santa CLARA Go, Gal.

SOs 9alps, Santo Slara go, 0Gl.
.... TlosrHe California er oaarIl8e
HuiortiotH. Zen mOusollie Jiaes bOlosr
paa at oUerlOmms gaH0st, cs oct CT En-
STAN, at be 6OrsHeoe Stater tiIaesr Saas
Fpaut. Oct sr itts not, at De uoiuser SaHs
bel ior YsHse, ION De ieHosr til CHINA,
uteH be b,tEssr rsiau meo ig ale SIags
ubelobstoelIge Spsoomme iamt Gpums
JissHtHs pg iorpeitgt HaHoet. Gs meos
fgter b0ert Aur IIgsiaa itor Staoe for
California, ION 9rUsbOPperHe oHretts0s l
San as Aaret 1873. CALIFORNIA bar URrst
ea rig Stat, oetIor eea tuaHet bo.oe
10 oeTmeo, man. baol Il life uGrer for
3HoUaHOriassu fra Gi i-'erHe, bU..tet
bar bIa8t tHo maugi0Io. Serge or
aaret. iaa baUoe oslal Get / ngtt I'll
al aaHpce ON SIGlp, % bela tIl tatce
aHoet uGTe al ueEie, Haar 4RIuioHEr paa
gtiaIOusr al Dollars boat Gar isHOts IL
al &aHoet os gaar I'll "oet blmms pc il 8s
S~ef0ltHmseH Der bar l ba.e 20 aGr iesot
&um0bHlHs I'll 5iesIeriEssa ON at iaa en-
J~oIGHorIHg taotgrt / ben dmeiiiie Smmis
grafton, meH VII, bpao BE- bar opaaaei 0eEs
Uso CT at baUe iaast Gau0et fuItI al
cramps o9 Eu6es. Der Ct iIsre Chm IKE
/ Stutsn iOug, suo Der er IOulist StemHe.
b%syetiigsos. JtsitrIai0HSG tieH uoIetteE gms
treat BET Samme Jon Jtul.
Sporfor Ieg itriUer iaa meaet berom er,
for at iaa -&uitsR-s &soattsr I'll iits al
Ioits Ga!ItouIas SsfoItHiHs, ON ben I5rs
isssr at lIafs iIa III oa8Iise Srso, liz
ON bet ituIoe TONNE I'll ct iaaoaHt ( III
msHtso JON / 8Bomius.
Ut slRoeItst 9t9taar til -4oftsH" %
beRs &Riere! 20Eis Suao.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
aasmaRas-gRtten+
Gstaans fra Stssa at Q. u. Gss.
sds:-GmHs t~ubsunSsu g~btrtaasbtub n.s saahst Stad Is gsata
IADh0IH

JHo0o6
JSrits sapttsI: 6psnauSeH Ss In frnss &ns5onss-aRSsi assb
tel: 6usuaHbssut,u til Suabsn-Trshtt RaStteI: Gtsrssubeus Batter %
6usmauSens Ssu foH eesdam1atI-5isrb RapttsI: SagmaEagutsH til
SStsrs-5t nate RapttsI: DC to Tom SfsIiaHtratr-Sis cite & apittIi
SuIm 6usraHhsfusa os ts 6usEpusn-S 7seRbt RaRtttI; &c 80 ss
sriesulost-St tsubs "a piteI: 6usnauSsguttu mfas.t isa Suhs5r-
RtsuSs 9apttsI: gonoen tnhr mere % msrs- RsStteI: Is
to tasr afFtS mts huanscu-SIItSte 5aSttsI: Srs GtRTsHr-E lets
RaSttsI: I'll S1tas-Erttteubt RapttsI: RuaH Saab.-Tf srtsuse
aabttsI: Barre 90 SgrTs-Tsmtsubss asitsI: Ct uEtStgt 5ed0StrBs
SeFfab-Ss Itsubs sasttsI: 5usHaubsgatsH ct smsRauR 6imL-Ssb
tsnbe 81 ptttI: On 9raHbftftT faaT TN 9am-atttRbs RaetteI: @s1rAs
nnnSens Sont lsssts Srnsm -RttteEst RsptteI: 6usMaassfoItHs tia
bae til bet samIs Diem. -Sppsnbs RapttsI; en- rRSsR GpkstHs pss
8rahtsh - 81 os tsstRhs saptttI: Stsrbsntu lena Gmbpsu. - Z . o 4
tsSsnSs aaSttsI; Ct DSGF msaen 5usmanhguteH % RsgiG -Trsss
tg0suss easttsI: Ole frtSsr til giaie - ire 90 tspsHbs RapttsIt
Ok Ghtass - EN- Os tssenbt easttsI; Suarr inch g7arts - 6
90 tsbtRhs RapttsI: 5usuaubssutaH hIbaes til bet samts eans. - g ! .
. tppsHbs aapitsI: 6usmanbssutta StsrksRstas ghA - Otts ss
tsSsubs RspttsI: ct sanIst Gfsign
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
9or0 SQfburnS 90tre.
RsHS Is Dele sf gsss. Stass Dsss.
aEt ts 7dk tItazmn 672 SisI - ~iasbHHhen d 5tab, gsrfra s1.0a
sssu o. st % sast usbEzsss nth sasssRas % eprzsE
SaehpIa fapttsIptSt

NWWWN NVFNstWEEN
SsEfts rel s4 siSH-Sat0HFsa> 2sasHs ssFEaL ERo.t saa Ssz
sszsfsicnsn On RlaHds SRHssis Err CARTONS Ssiss Sssqbs bet SuhtY
Zen sashsshs Grit SFtSsdtsS sa slastuiieH- Zen sHsuthss g2sHns South
Bsunod Snshts 5OrsuriHs 5sresra. SIR Carlton sIpsr tnst me isiga Sa
afbruht. SAA gastdH Gseszsss STn gsptsH gbesnsA Eds gbesasps Sugt
sr gaTltcas S'ssras anfsts Ser Fs tim. Spse. SsrsuHSs. ga tss
Hsitis uSfust sA. gsretssssG.
aHbsH Del is2 Shsr. SisRipHFsH. siiez | St Earfs Rtts Ct Es
ia Gssar 2shse Kris 3tsUSt Se launch. sgrusr eu I'm TaHG On mpd
sadis Ia faFHss 2Sfsmas. Sssst bert Som ct aHrfi seHst 9dEass
I'll bet sarIt SieH Suhri Srsls E9uUsI. ct utssist T2seG en- samzuI 3
cate isz#sr iaFH SEQ SCAR bort #S shsmmm' Zen HaFs gaa Ct EstEta
Sssa ataT ERRstst
ssFss SsfaErHs EL SsrheHs 9rsnHs en- FrIrplaeHhs egb9. sr % 3aRS
4aEra Carlton sfHmr ERrs. Smith bsutsr SaIpsh On Hbm 0fErshtHs sREa
tE0ta nh Snft SIaa Cane 2abp Sane touHT snssHs I'll SsuufL Sara
Sir SkpBsas Ssfs. StahHs EsbHte. ct Ht Sbe for gL Carlton ENHI
ShFHss ueFast ct Tibet 2s Rosat. Sse. Susubs 5ErtRlHs. SaghrrsHi
Telegram Den frfBuese SrdOf Scr srt uSRnelf- EoIH5tuf SoRIEl
eapGRudais. HHbEuPYsa 9s faaesuSs gsser bar sHbsis Iat Fg til grille
&erssF: 3. anuRsfsR, 5eesEaB, Sssa.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
TorfGnaeltabeo.
Otter &. y.
(Snbienot af v. Rernter9aaro,)

Nan firioer tirtt | oenue 9io
On 9anst o. Cub os gtaou,
ginn bruser al fin arnft o9 5lio
Gt moo til 2glteus Saou.
Der eaar ct 8nab fra vol til gOI,
Gg Vile bile cp.
vt babe fig / 2siteHs Sol
Yoa sGrens bsie Top.
gian fIibes ON en- Eorp paa 2ano
Dg ON en- pr9atis BIuos;
gtaH rtoer Sptteu efteI Saauo,
% bpe9er ct BALLADS.
gVan bausItr, iom man Tube DO
gca Soroeu epigt men
Soao ou eno oil ON Saseu trO,
9u er en- 9lRft min Zen.
gaan iamIsr 8oos, man iumIer Cub,
Ytar lT9aer Stat til Stat,
gieu, cor man bel bar Saonsu fuIb,
% e. bet miot pna Rat.
IA + ntsr gsosu uRIoist paa,
o. m % uosu 2ps,
q rt8e Narb maa tomb9not goa
e 3sosHs tauie Sus.
gta bar jes blot ct eosIist Brso,
TIfueos Ies osrmeo er,
VT ha' paa 3orosu GusrFoo
Oct izasH 2ptte sr.
Jaar leg blot Susrum ber en- Eio,
ytoi iaGr Iea % en- SsHs,
Soor I's tan IRase mig / Jreo
Baa Opens title eng.
VT siaOs gsaOu oe 9Gre Der,
Oct aster Iss si tort,
5anr leg bot Raou oa 2Gre Der
gVguHa oso Tsoens Bort.
Slir isg blot rig pa Saab o. Tro
"a HiRrlisbso til Sub,
Ia HaI min SiRl blaHat gHgIe DO
s butoe Sllteiiruo.
Raar 9sbril lneo Toroenbuo,
"a SOmst lHHeHs Rlarg
Cs 'alter rem for Smlers Cub
I'll 7srr bet eHaars.
ia slGIoer Soretus TaHt os gIast,
% EieGns graI ca Clans.
"a ale 5sritsra giaUu ca gRost
gi mere sHo - gTapsrs RIonos.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

Sra SDsuoon, SUiit Co., NiHngiota
msooslsr GHortfO 3. Samial, CT man Der
oppe bar bait en- uomR tst mtlo o. 3yl
SiH!sr Itse til oper Sui, HRften ct :! 9.
Jaoiuners CONNER. S%peosbeiten gao ia
II til 10 8uiasIs pr. Ncre, og oauItg
5OrBOlo oeItiI. SuHbbsoslilfaHeea Il
goo.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13
5artiteit, Buffet % Dauen.

: DRHH' : : t'rfgHsss Stptr uneu Sarulpaam r ip,tti b,urbab.b;
ion "DtotabsQoatu
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-13

|sr. RsiiaI
|icn Jon ~
|fatbisgiafl
BIfys iaIsl
b be faF@l
+ bstaIs fs|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-19

iNg only inelicri thsi Graduates M, n,r.sas ~
tsm'ala, Aswais, ANA Ooulae.ssi pacass
lgeas ibe systgia,
PREPARED ~
Or, J. &. Aver ~ f,o ro,yei, Me-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-19

friends from whom we have been parted
ten twenty or thirty years, will
lt not be with infinite congratu-
latiouf Our perception quickened
our knowledge improved, we will
know each other at flash We viii
have to talk over all that has hap
peued since We have been sepg-
rated the one thas has been
ten years in heaven telling
us all that has happened in the ten wears
OF his heavenly residence, and we telling
him N return all that has happened dur
ing the ten years of his absence from
earth.
We shall laugh. ] think George Whit
Held and ohu'Weslev Will have Il laugh
OF contempt for their earthly collisions;
and Toplady and Charles Wesley viii
have a laugh OF contempt for
their earthly Observation-Disclosures
aud the farmers who were in
q lawsuit all their days viii have laugh
OF contempt over their earthly disturb
ances about line fence. Exemption
lIom al annoyance, Immersion in all
gladness We Shall laugh. Christ saws
SO. We shall laugh.
Yes, 1t VIII be laugh Of triumph. Oh
what pleasant thing It viii be to stand
az al Sue S., wal %, heaven ana look down
e.rcn "' nuil Nv MN de-
oSo " SuT see nun Gagged and
clntcbos, "N W. w toteHcr iIee nom ms
of rn,al ,.,an., 90 VII DC laugh
Ero NJ b o. ,Cie e lou know now the
hact frnt, o irIS Mnun NapoiGon came
g Tn,,S,.i i'oi,' El9ai you know how the
back from Wntar,1 'C e''ii' ; Cyllne
Jan IAN. rom Nulefiooi you know now
,i,ini ' IN. EuscIeu When koasuth ar
po,no ohno.aH n t.i you remember how
r,ctnr o $1,000 noo wileu fonpey came back
a Ina IoDai y VI NV T'Vos' EeIy cheer was
tbc .Ia5aa, NV va, 'ne inlghller greeting,
,ybit1 co,.a1, e'. ,,s' "Heh the snow
tbron,,S 10 - ss,, 'au"p ~ heaven snail go
hnop 81 'iio iisV's, "1Gi 9ccorulng to the
Coat IN M ',@nun, Nhrlst' IN the red
borso u, ''o V, ~ coat on a White
nu.fu "Au an Tue armies Of heaven fol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-19
TERMS OF SALE.

Amounts under 500, cash; n cunts exceed
Ing 500 aud under 800, one half cash, balance
in one year; amounts exceeding 500, one third
cash, balance in one and two years.
Interest on deferred payments at 8 per cent
ner annum, vita vendors lien reserved to &c
cure notes.
Excursion trains win lcavn Coleman and
brentwood on day Of sale. Refreshments on
the grounds FREE.
Hal fare from all stations, which will be re-
funded 70 parties purchasing lots to the amount
OF 500
Tor maps and further information address
THOS. W. JACKSON
Land Agent Gulf Colorado ~ santa Fe RAN
way, Galveston, Tex
s. 81. PENLAND Il CO., Auctlouecrs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-19

brothers. wife; whereupon she nnna her
arms about me aud covered my face with
kisses. We then and there pledged eternal
ddeIitY 70 each other.
After that contrlyed in every possible
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-19

SANTA ANNA Is situated nine miles east OF
Coleman CITY, twenty-five miles west OF Brown
wood and Is within i've miles OF the center Of
Coleman county; surrounded on the cost.
south and west by prairics, the soil Of which
produces cereals aud fruits In the greatest
abundance, riyaling the production Of any soil
trade OF Mccullough Concho and the southern
part az Coleman county it Is confidently eN-
pected that SANTA ANNA viii In tic near IA.
ture be the largest slHppng point west OF
Temple.
In addition to the uncNcelled mercantile ad-
yantages II IS al o one Of the finest locations on
the line Of the santa Fe railway to live, being
1850 feet above the sea level, and at tho base OF
santa Anna mountain, one of The geographical
curiOsitics of this county, which rises 2G0 feet
above the surrounding country and Is capped
by ledge OF limestone which for building pur
poses cannot be eNcelled in the state
To the merchant who desires 10 have a good
business and pleasant and healthy home for
his family, this Is tile opportunity no
"Long has sought
AID a l.,..,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-19

you, IS she has deceived eyery-on erse.
y could not be deceived in snch a
could not. You were deceived IN
me- You never once dreamed that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-19

Specked oranges at 10 cents per dozen
at Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
RACES AT WASHINGTON PARK.

WAsuINGToN PARK, Chicago, July 22.-ln
the nrst to-day, tnree.quar1ers OF lhh"' III"
starters were; sam Powers nldl, Unique second ~i.
Luna Brown t99l. Alvador (9D. shadow l59. bl1
Gilmore III J Pat Daley ul3l. Nelly Blackburn ulO'
l. oiso (99 Dawn OF Day Dul. Donovan toZj' fred
WOolcy (ysl. PrObu. 900. hnnawan uOD, Skobeioh
Ql2) Moonlight (3Ol. Henry II. ul3l Ihe betting
s,uod-Ily Gilmore slOU skobclon $50, shadow 500,
Deld 300. Pat Daily made the running TWO
lengths In the lead TO tho bead Of the stretch
Donovan second. Elose third, Billy uimore
fourth. Al this point Gilmore came through aud won
easily by TWO lengths. Moonlight second. Shadow thrd
Time l.l7ia Mutuals paid sl3 30.
Second rsoo- 1. miles. Baritone Nl7), Kaloolah uOO)
Dad nlsl No betting. Knloolah had It all her own
way from tho start finish ana won easily by three
lengths Dad second. Baritone third forty lengths OH
lime 2 Ia Mutuals paid 50.
Third race-Tbe Society stake. a mile. Ban Bowman
QlOJ. Poteen ul0. Vera Q0Oj, Katie A. uOOl, iilnda
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

s,ood Inv tbo committee. when Mr.. Hoar's report was
made that nothing further was to be done ABOUT 'he
mattcrl
The Chair Mr. Sewel announced the quesuon TO
he ON the adoption of the report OF the majority OF the
Committee. .,.,.
Mr. Uoar moved rs an amendment that the minority
report calling investigation. he adopted instead
Mr. FRYE in supporting the minority report submitted
lv himself and Mr. Hoar, held that II the | nitcd
States Senate neglected TO investigate the case in
question it was the United States Senate that required
Vmdication The Senate as high n body as was TO
he found on the face Of the earth but was not hlgh
enough 10 refuse the demand of the people of the Re-
public lie then referred to the Standard On company
as power that made itself felt in every inch of terri
tory throughout this Republic. He read from the Ohio
testimony to show the condition Of the Senatorial can
vass mp the time he said when the Standard On gen
tlemen appeared upon the scene. Then SAID MI
FRYE "preSto change Up to that time Mr.. Pendle-
10 the legislature; but when these gentlemen came
upon the scene the almost peerless Pendlcon got only
fifteen votes while the sitting Senator lMr. Payne
cot fortv-siI How that Accomplished was II
when the Standard oil Company came to Columbus
il brought s money with it and put 1t into the head
quarters of the Democratic party.
sir. SAID Mr.. Frye IN conclusion, " ths Eepnhnc
sinks the -hoalsif II is nothing but an experiment
nowif popular government may SIN be fouDd 10 DC
failure that terrible catastrophe VIII happen ony IN
way. II will he by the corruption o; men at @ me
polls-the fOun' of the life OF the Repnpnc. Inc
United In no higher 80 bettei
no responsible duty than to put itself TO WORK he
result oi which might he warning-nld leiflDIe
warning sounding from the East 10 ihe vest aud ion
the North 10 the south-that tth coruptoh ny sIo"'
wealth must atop aud forever ~ - ,.,..
At the close OF NJ Frye's remarks. some tine'"hs
spent I'm the a-mpt for the 'close or hc ue
bate and for taking OF the vote Finally II was arrhneeu
that vote should be taken at o'clock tomoIrT%, H
the closing speech TO be made ny MI. LNdr's' INV
| n. m.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
ENTRIES FOR THE ECLIPSE STAKES.

LONDON, July 22.-The race for the Eclipse
stakes. vaue 10 900 sovereigns is to he
at sandown Park. The distance IA about one mile and
quarter Tho probable starters and their jockeys
follows: Fl. 7. Barclays br h. Beniigo. yrs Can
nom Major Braces b. h. St. Gatien. yrs. Wood
Lord Ariingon's b. c. Candlemas yrs (Archerj j. G.
VI. Harrson's b. Gay Hermit. yrs. (F BarretU
p. Aumonts ch. h. Fra Diavolo. yrs webb; Dnke
OF Wcstminsters CHI c. Whtcfriar, 3 yrs &C. BarretU
Lord Bradford's c. Martinez. yrs. Martin) }. II.
Websters ch. Draw Lass. yrs (yooiburn) Duke of
Hamiton's b. Z. Miss JGmny yrs. watts Mr.. Main
ley's b. b. Pzarro yrs Giles; Lord Zetlands b. T.
st. Helena. yrs. (Bruckshaw) Lord Elcsmerc's b. T.
Cataract 3 yrs (lickaby); J. Il. Hsnkey's ch. Pin
basket yrs, Nashmar).
Mr.. Il. Vyuers thrce-y year-od colt Mnng. which had
hitherto been the favOrite At to In the betting
scratched to-day. having broken down. The latest bet
tIngis: Against Bendigo2 to !. ~. Gaticn to !
Candlenas 2 to l. Gay Hermit II to l. Fra Davoo IL
TO /. Whofrar l6 10 Martinez p - |. Braw Lass
% to |, Miss Jummy % to PizarrO 33to l, S Helena
80 TO l, Cataract 80 to l. Pinbssket 80 to l.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
ONE RUN FOR PHILADELPHIA
NEw-YORK GETS TWO AND A VICTORY
BROOKLYN DgATs THE CHAMPIONS, LoUIsvu,,


BROOKLYN BgATs THE CHAMPIONS, LoUIsvur,
THE MFTs.
A baseball umpire's life is not happy o,o
anu yesterday another ruler OF tho acknowe0ed
that he could not "stand tho racket" and roslcpaa
Tho veteran player 81 Tommy" York onlcateI I'm thar
capacity In the at the Polo Grounds between ,h.
New York and Philadelphia clubs Excirable spect.-
tors gave their opinion that Yorks decisions w.,.
crank" and they hissed ana bsdgered him After IN.
game Umpire York said: "Pyc had enough OF IL
would rather live OIL dollar a day than stand tbc
blackguard.ng which every umpire 4, subject TO-" Evan
to impartial observers yesterday Yorks rulings lid nor
give satisfaction The crowd. however, was good
natnred and yeEted ts spleen words only No b.rd.
were raised to strike him Manager Mutre VIII he kept
busy In order to secure a competent man IN su m.
vacancy at to-day's game
The match was the second game this week between
the New-York and Philadelphia clubs and ike tho fra.
was extremely well played and nteresting Good pl,vs
were as pleasantly numerous were scarce aud
the former received Instant and proon2e recognition
Welch seems to have reganed much OF his odtioa .Ki
with the ball and pitched with telling effect Up to the
eighth inning not one OF the Philadelphia players GOT
further on his journey than first base Ater the frat
inning Ferguson also did excellent work. OEourke,s
wonderful eaten and double play In the second Inning
received tho most pronounced applause Of the season
Ewipgs catching and throwing marvellous and tho
Phia o pha baserunnsrs apparently glue 20 ths
bases with error when they were fortunate enough 70
get there An unfortunate overthrow by Ward in :hs
latter part OF tho game instrumental I'm giving tue
quaker City team It's only run About 5000 pres
eut.
Tho local players the first Mt the bat and began
to at once they have otter done OF ate
ORouIke. the first striker, drove the ball toward eft
Held and although lame MANAGED 10 reach second bass
o the hit. ConuOr followed with MT and . ROurks
scored. CoDnor and Ewing were both thrown oct at
second and Ward retired foul y to Mulvey aud
the inning ended with only ono run. The PbIlaiephia
PLAYERS we're put out a. they came To the bat The play
sharp during the next three innings and ueher
side .cored IN tho fifth inning the New YORK colors
forged further ahead Welch went from the hone plato
to third Wild throw torst base By IRWIN and scored
on Gerhardtt sarrl1ee az Hrs Not PAilalelDhia
player got beyond first base until the eighth inning
Ferguson made a twobase hit and NUlvey and Ferrar
were retired. Clements should have been put az
frat base but Ward threw the ball over Connors head
and Ferguson scored on the error Tie summary AZ
follows