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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

THEEE will be great Democratic rally and
barbecue at Ripley Tuesday the 3lst inst.
Prominent speakers will addrcS the people.
Extensive arrangements have been made
for making the affair ono Of the most noia
bic of the campairn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
Teeuer Nt,.Is

NEw YoES, suly "a rccmcr won the
three mile single scGlling race ior 500
purse between John Tccmcr and George
llocmer, Al lianm, James A. Tenryck.
witch Was Postponed from Thursday. MIS-
rowcd today on Jamaica Bay Time -sii3J
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Idie None, Ia ni..i,.lpp,.

From the Abcfdeon Examiner.
There Is enough idle money locked up
In the vaults Of tho banks Of Mississippi
10 make the whole State blossom like
the rose" u turned loose and properly in.
vested,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

Frcn, Of New York, and Nelson, Of
Minnesota, are the Republicans Who voted
ior the Mills hill. Tho four Independents
also voted for IL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
Local uc,eoroi ogieai Pres. Rcporl

Dur and disease find their victims in
New Orleans, where, Of fifty cases Of diph'
iberia In June, twenty.iour died.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

the opening of = RIst-class public hall in
the heart OF the city for constant courses
OF popular university ectures.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

Complaint i male that tho laying Of q
nov switch 10y the street car company has
rrnllr travel NJ the corner OF fernando
and J. vi, Hr"'is impossible for three OF
iDg, ,lils past
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

Prom the Brownsville states Dcmocut
The Democrats Of Shelby county have
pu, out such an acceptable ticket that lis
success in August . a matter Of scarcely
any doubt at all.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
SHELBY COUNTY TICKET.

For sherll-A J McLcndon.
For Trustee, J. Williams
For Tax Assessor C. = Smith.
For Chancellor II NJ. Estes,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
A COMEDIANS CAREER.
WILLIAM PAUL Down, FUNNY MAN
IN JACKSON MOUND OPERA.

Beginning His Musical Career at Ten
Years Old, He Has Figured In Near
ly Every Capacity. from Assistant to q
Scenic Artist, to the Present Grade.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

careful ignoring OF every question save tho
election OF the Democratic nominees, State,
County and National.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFEn.

The management OF TIA ArrEAL has determined
70 oncr to those who viii undertake lists Of nov
subscribers to TnE wKKLY ArrEAL cash prizes 10
The following amounts
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
FOR PRESIDENT.
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

ROBERT TAYLOR. of Garter County
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
ANOTHER VICT0RY.
The Fort Worths Give the Austin
Ball Players a Worse Drub-
bling Than the First.
The Score Stands -Four to NothiDg-Ths
New Piteher-Ths Austirs Jamp
tho Town-Zhe Forfeit,

With the mode5ty characteristic OF
them, .he Fort Worm people have up to this
time u7:ai:,c.cusly reirsined from laying
CAIN 10 any superiority over the other
cities Ct the state In the matter OF her
base ball club, snd no one Of her citizens
has ever been heard, in his most entbusi-
astic moments, to apply to her the appel
lation OF the base ball ceLter. But the
time seems now to have or
rivgd when people are disposed 10
assert thei: rights sad insist
upon their cldb being considered in the
race for the pennsns. This idea bessn
to protTude i.seif On Fidsy, when by a
magnificent &sNe the home tesm sucs
ceeded ia administering sn overwAelm-
i1g defeat 70 he Austin slu2ge.s; but
when On yesterday afternoon the repre-
sentativas Of 1ha Capital CITY were given
a c!es" wbi:eWesh IN nine irni-gs the
Fort WOr:hije pulled himself tcgether
ard declared that the pennsnt vGs sill
within reach.
A greet factor in :he winning Of yes
ter0Ey's game was TIE pitching Ct Rai-
ner, the new tw!ricr for the home team,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
CHURCH NOTICES.

administers wishing church notices inserted
In The 6. zETTE susdsy morning are request
ed 10 hand thom In b. p. m. Saturday. They
should not be sent by telephone, as srrsrs age
liable to occur.
Unitarian Hall, Rev. n. Schultz. minister.
Main street, between Fifth and Sixth. Meet
ings every sandsy night at O'Clock. Subject
to. night, the first In q course. of lectures on
Human Life: "Sef Reliance"
First Baptist church. Jones street between
Fiat and Second Morning service II a.
school at s:3s a. m. Morning subject: Our
Father Who Art IN Heaven, Gave Us This Day
Oar Dolly Bre.d.m, Evening subj He
welcomed. J. Morgan Wells, pastor.
This Christian church, corner Sixth and
Throcknorton streets. Service, both morning
and evening, conducted By the regular minis
Idea Of Church Orsanizston." In the eve
ming: "Prodigality." Ali persons made well
come.
South Side Baptist church, on Broadway.
Preaching by the pastor, ]. s. Gillespie. at II
missionary entertainment st p. m.
First Presbyterian churcn-Corner Fourth
and Calhoun streets. Rev. B. d. Nail, D. D.,
pastsr. Sabbath school At e:3s 8. m, 5. II. Fry,
So perintenoent. Preaching at II 3. N. and p.
m. By the pastor Prayer messing every
wednesday, evening at sis O'Clock. Sunday.
school Ia the chapel near the old cemetery At
p. m, n q. Billings, suPerintenoens All axe
CORDIALLY invited TO these services.
Cumberland Presbyterian chnrch-Hufman's
hail. en- Maid street below Fifth, Rev. r. IL.
Tiuntn pastor. Sunday school at $3.50 8. m w.
T. Fakes, supeIin endent "Children's Day" ut
II a. m. Preaching BY the pastor at $3.50 p. m.
Subject; 1.-THE Child's Future"
Chilcrens' day at Hufman's hall on Main
street below r. 18th to da. at IL q. m. Tho hall
will be decora ed with flowers and evergreene,
and the services will be by the children OF the
sunday school. The parents and friends are
especially Invited to be present.
German Evsngencal-St. Johns church on
Calhoun street. between Ninth and Eleventh
L treets. Rev. Carl II. Baumann, pastor. Sew
ices at II: 80 .. m. Sunday school at 9 .. N.
Broadway Presbyterian church. Rev. DR..
Mitchell, pastor. Divine services at II .. m.
and at s:l5 p. N. subject OF morning service:
"The Spirit World, or What Q Sixth Sense
Might Reveal" Sunday. school at $3.50. an
rIayer.meeting Wednesday night at
seals free. Come, and WELDON rs11
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10

1t TO Dallas, and wired Mr.. McCune the
result. Mr.. Betty stated that
he Is perfectly e.ti. fed that in two weeks
1his cauatY will respond 10 the cRil Of the
Dell.s Exchange as published in TIE GA.
zETTE recently 10 The extent Of $1,000 in
cash, and he is OF the opinion thar other
caupt;es will come up with three 10 FLU,
Thousand dollars.
Mr.. r. 6. DaVis, SO Cne Of
the directors Of the Parker Coun-
ty Alliance roller mill, Informed your
correspondent thst the contract f3r tie
erection and completion OF the mill will be
let Monday neat, and sseventy-fVe barrel
roller n ii viii st once be erected by the
Alliance 0f this county. TIE mil Will bs
full roller process.
At q meeting CT the executive committee
Of the Parker County Immigration So
ciety, held yesterday evening, Fl. B. d "
sey OF this executive committee was
elec.ed permanent secretary, to FL the
plsca vacated By Mr.. john HOepy, il the
former secretary, VINO has removed 10
Abilene.
The colored people Of the Methodist
church It this city gave their Sunday
school grand picnic to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
Northern League Gnmea.

CINCINNATI, O., June 9.-Cinc!rn ati,
6; s.. l. lui., 5. Bstteries-Vlsu and
Baldwin; King srd Miliigan.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 9.-Lou;sville,
II; Kansas City, 4. Observation-Disclosures
lain and Cross; Porter and Daniels.
WASHINGTON, Juae 9-Iadianap olls,
4; Washington, 8. Batteries-Hesly and
and Dslg; Whitney and Mack.
BALTIMORE, Md. June s.-AthletIcs,
ID; Baltimore, ~. Batteries-SeWsrd
and Robinson; Smith and Trott.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 9-Philsdel-
phls, 2; Plttsburg L. Standardization
and Clements, Morris and Carroll.
New YORK, June 9-Cnicago, 8; New
York, 3. Batteries-Krock and Daily,
Keefe and Ewing.
BosToN, Mass, June Detroit, TO-;
Boston, 8. Basteries-Conwsy and A1zsl,
Madden and Kaowls.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 9-Brooklyn,
10; Cleveland, 5. Batteries-yaruthers
and Bushong, Bskely and Sayder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
THE RACE TRACK.
The Last Day of the Latonia Races-A
Slow Track but a Large
Attendance.
Ths Weather and Tack at jerome RhrG al
aao0 III PassibIe-Fast Time MADE.
Tho wsesher.
AZ jerome PARK.

At jerome PARK.
NEW YORK, June 8.-Ths weather 81
Jerome Park WAS as fas and the trsck IS
fast as possible.
First r.ce-One and one-zixteenth
miles. Longlighs won by two lengths
Choctaw, second; Belinda, third. Time,
1853. Mutuals paid $3.50.
Second race-HaHdicsp, one mile. Fo-
lante won with esse; Climax, second !;
Amalgau, third. TIME, 1:442.
Third rece-Belmont stakes for three
year olds, one and one-half miles; start
ers, Priuce Royal and Sir Dixon. Sir
Dixon won In q canter by q dezsn lengths
Time, 2:404
Fourth rsce-Hsndicsp, ons and one
quarter miles. Linden won by head
Brown Duke, second; Boccacio, tniro
Time, 2:1l4,
Fifth rsce-Sslling, one and one -eighth
mile. Neit.e won by q length; Gler
Spr.y, second; Maid, third. Time, 200
SIKH rsce-Hsnd!csp sseepls chase
full course. Harry Msnn won; Little
Fellow, second; Willie Palmer, third
No time tsksn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10

by Brother Dan. Bonita he 8 the credit OF
running the fastest nile on this track,
:i0.4.
First race-Selliug pm rse, for. three
year-olds and upWsrc3, seven furlongs.
A good start WAS mada with Oinest In the
lead, which he hello IL to the stretch,
where Lottie Wall head ed him, but was
unable to hold the LEAD, Una 3. working
out Of the bunch tad winning, Comedy
second, Lottie Wall third Time, 1:30.
Second rsce-PrTse for two-yesr-olds,
four and one.half u.'longs. For leEge
held So endid start was made 1t the 1rst
attempt. They were continually chang
ing positions. Nindoo Craft won by 8
nose from Unluak1, second, Lady Hemp
hill third. Tine, 56a.
Third Selling purse for three
yesr-olds and T.pTsrds, six farlongs..
L'Islend was h';st away, but soon gave
way to Keyratf., who held the lead 20 the
three-quertFr pole, where L'Island agsln,
went to the tT ont and won as she pleased.
By length, Frederick second, Keynote
third. Time, :l6s.
Fourth -taca-Selling. ecf three gear 4
olds and Upwards, six 7uYlongs. A gof$
start vas, uade-Busiaess being the nsi&
to pun out Of the hHgch after the u
fell, 6L. he gould nct hold 1t, IS Luz
Jim was 81 aren'l y out to win, and u
tho lead, b. g'k well into the STREET
where Mao,
and won by
Rasiresss T.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
FARMG6S' ALLIANCE.
a Largo Meeting of the Representa-
tive Farmers Of Tarrant County
Held in Fort Worth Yesterday.
Cash Rs,Ecd for the ate ALLIANCES Ex.
chaBHr, snd a Number of ShaEes
OF Capital Stock Taken,

Members Of the Farmers Alliance o:
TarEant counsy began to assemble ct the
new building of Yates { Stevens on
West Westherford street, and by 10
o'clock st least 400 of the, representative
farmers and citizals Of the county were
in the building. Il Is do15tful if ever
before in the history Of Fort Worth
more esrpest body CT sturdy yeomen
lad gathered TO discuss 2 matter Of such
| importance to them. Tue m setinss Were
lot open to the public, but all who
| WerL spoken to on the subj ect
assured 9 GazgTTE m.n that nothing
| ton with the State AllisEce Exchange WAS
discussed. b. G. Moore, secretary of the
state alliance, wss present and stated the
Cblact OF the meeting, wlicn wes to afford
sCca assistance TO the State Exchange as
was possible, and to subscribe to the
capital stock Taica has been increased.
In very short time sOma $500 in cash
mad been raised, srd numoer Of shSres
Of the stock taken, With the probability
that large number Of shares in addition
TO thC3e taken yesterday will De sub
scfioed for during the present Week.
luc-C Was ii Wv SChASlAI1ut GA
pressed which 9h0Wed there would be 70
hating On the part Of the farmers in this
county, and tie words CT chser that will
be sent 10 the managers OF the State Al
liance Exchange with the SUD-
staEtisl aid will Certainly be
highly appreciated. Ia CONVEX
ssticn with 'Squira Benogook, trustee OF
one of ths strongest Alliances in the
T,np
nansger Ct the County At!isnce store
here, both gentlemen spCke b ghly Of tide
management Of Dr.. Mscune, a1d said
they locked for unity in this county
between me citizens Of For4 Worth and
the county IL local politics we're not agi
ts.ed. Mr.. Morris said the Ailience
store lad done business OF over $500
yesterday ard the goods had been pur
CHASED In Fort Wost6. H1 gaid the store
had not been opered IS per-
msneRcy and the Alliance had no
idea Of running grocery store;
it wss temporarily opened to help nun
Der CT farmers make crop and as soon
as its mission YVES over the trade would
be turned ever to our ratail merchants.
Mr.. Benbrook Gaid he had great
hopes that an Exchange would
90 located at Fort Worth and
he felt the time was ripe for it. He also
said thst If the county road to Benbrook
station is put in good condition in time
Fort Worth would get an immense qusu-
tity Of whest from the western part Of the
county. The farmers ere generally
prosperous this year, and if the peo-
pie Of this city understood that the
farmers had friendly feeling for Fort
Worth, and were glad to help her pros
per, and nsd no political axes 70 grind, he
felt assured that the fall CT 1888 would be
q great time for the county and city.
Both e ntlemen spoke very kindly OF TEE
GAzETTK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10

| Worth, or today and tomorrow, Of the
two gamss between the Austins and Fort
WortEe, POSTPONED during the expired
p.rs Of the season, and 1t was SO ftr
! understood that the games were to be
played, that posters announcing them
we're distributed on the streets yesterday
afternoon. But the Austins, disregardirg
orders from the league authorities, CT
feeling COL 4 lent Of their ability 20 over
come any objections from the Fort Worth
association, boarded the eastbound train
last night and went to Dallas, where, 1t is
understood, they have seen offered extra
inducements to play to-day and to-mor-
row, leaving the Fort Worshs 70 recourse
bus to go on the diamond on the dates
arranged aud claim the de-
fsulted games by q scors of
9 to and 800 to $500 in cash for
each game, as declared forfeited by the
Austins under the rules OF the State
League. Section 81 OF the constitution OF
the Texas League Is very explicit on this
point, making direct reference to post
poned games, and the Fort Worth Asso-
cistion declares Its intention to push the
m.tser to the most extreme limit.
To make up for the league game, q
match between teams made up OF ana
teurs and professionals will be played
this afternoon ct the park, with Fudger
and Rodgers and O'Lesry and kitsie as
the batteries.
Following is the score Of yesterdays
game:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
THR aAgErTE Foaf W0fl.H, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JUNE TO-

The oeat &1own spscies CO the serreut
| ester "a nst've @ South Aifci. The
hsre Of Secretary Bird, has been given
to 1t, the pscu!iar fathers upon lis Aead
cEn be raised or depressed ct pleasure,
giving resemblance "opens stuck behind
the ea-. This bird is about three feet
Iops feeds upon reptiles Ct sill kinds aud
wsees . fearless war upon serpents
Small serpsnts it swallows entire, larger
, yes sre Ruled bY tie stunning blows ci
It's wipgs, of seized end carried up into
the Ur 10 sucf haignt that they ere
die, BY the fall. A. the Cspe CT Goot
H1pc a fle is irfcteo tor killing 1t /:
,ss beel famed as p.ots> oI Oh poultry
Tssda, br. IL 10, sufficiently 'u' Is very
lp. 20 hslo itself 10 chicken c, oucA'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10

whose balls curled around the Austins'
bats in such way that three hits-very
weak oues-were all thst were obtained
eff his delivery. he did magnificent
work in the box. His engagement WAS a
successful stroke for the association. He
was caught by Rodgers in manner en-
tirely satisfactory to his admirers. He
had but one passed ball, that an en-
tirely excusable one, and bis throwing to
second, though unsuccessful, was good.
The game Was not one sided, bV roy
means, for the Austins played good bsll,
sEd often got man around to third bass,
but though McCloskey yelled his lungs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
SERPENT KATRR


The ant 60 er is 8 nativsrof South
America, is sh 5pt four andSa' half feet
long from the cad OF the sets!t to the orr
gin Of the tail,w ich is stwo fee. long.
There ere four claws onseach OF the hind
feet, and FIVE cssBs a9esch of the FIRE
fest. The red aSss i9south America are
much larger tasn3thsTexss red ants, and
toe2 mske hills fVafmes as large as our
Texss ants. The tsnt eater tesrs IN ant
hill up with his e.&Ss aud then gathers
them in win Dag Cylinder tongue. It
Is very stupM unsociable animal, the
femsle producing bat one young at a
time, snd carries 1t shout on her back
during It's tsEildhood. m South Amer
les fsa is imposed for killing
an ant sEser. Ants destroy CT, at
Gea' OF Vegetation in S3ash America
Csrgos efSBnt poison are shipped from
Llverpooigp South America. aAnt poison
10 good4siDg to Kill ants with.l There
is another little matter we wsn.;to say
something's a.about and that is the
Fort Worth TPaaru,cy Drug Stor,,
Msin ead Fifth street, who use and sell
only tie best drugs Z ard medicines;
physicians prescriptions speciality.
Patent medicines CT all kiuds. Ladies
and gsntlemeG's toilet goods, and per-
fancy in variety TO suit suy one. Cigars
retetie0 st wholesale prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10

Dangerous Cnco-Tressury Deposits.
ID c.slop Not Yet Rendered.
special 20 tins 9aZetiS
AUSTIN, TEX jane s.-Chsrlie Daniel,
the young telegraph operator who Slot
himself yesterday, Is still alive, but his
case is repor' ed dangerous. The bullet
vent near the heart Being j lied by a
Lively young lady Of this city is reported
as the cause.
The Comptroller Today d. posted $4,000
in toe Treasury to the account % the
general revenue
The Treasury hiss beeR formally opened
in the new capitol, End over $4,000, 600
hauled 10 in wsgons from the temporary
capitol, AID placed IL tie great steel vault
CT the neW Treasury.
g5Msny OF the depsr:meI I'll iNs!went to
big barbecue cf the Travis County Far
mers' Alliance 70 ds7. The Alliance at
It's meeting raised 5000 for the Alliance
Exchange,
Argument IN the big suit Of the State
vs.. the International End Great N jrthern
Railway in the District court, WAS con-
1iHued this afternoon be1Ure Jadge
T0wnes, but decision has not yet been
rendered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
WEATHERFORD.

Tho Macuns Mango mems Of the Exchange
Upneld-Changei in Ofaoiah.
Special to the Gazette.
WATERFORD, TEX, June 9.-The
Parker County Alliance WAS called TO
order this morning at 10 O'Clock by Pres
idens J. C. Mcconnell. This was done in
compliance to q circular issued by Messrs.
McCune, Tracy and others. After tie
meeting was called to order Mr. B. G.
Betty WAS elected to preside over the
meeting. The attendance was SO very
large their hall would not accommodate
the audience. Mr.. Betty secured the use
of the Baptist church. The meeting re-
paired to the church. The GAzErTE cor
respondent learned from Messre. R. e.
Davis, &. c. Betty and other prominent
members Of the Parker County Alliance,
that this Alliance q In full sympathy
With the management OF the Dallas Ex-
change. and that the -c.e-1nG to-day
raised oysx $500 sNsHarded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
BY half a length from CHANCELLOR, second
and San Francisco.

oy half q length from CHANCELLOR, second !;
JsccbIn, third. Time, :S24.
Second race-Purse $500, one mile.
Tom Berlin took the lead and held 1t to
the three. quarter pole, when Wahoo
came out and won easily; Emma, second;
Irish Pat, third. Time, 1:463.
Third race-Vestal stakes, sls00 added,
Eve f1rlongs. The Lioness won by q
neck from Laura Stone, second; Retrieve
length behind. third. Time 8l:4S4.
Fourth rsce-Granite Mountain stakes,
$1,000 added, one and one-fourth mile.
Silver Bell led to the thfee-qusrter post,
when Terra Gotta ran out Of tho bunch
aud came home length ahead OF Para.
gon. second; Leeds Clark, third. Time,
2:1l$.
HFifsh race-Steeple- chase, purse $500,
full course. Uncle Dsn led all around
the course. with Tennessee second, but
when the fat was struck the latter took
the lead and won by half length from
Uncle Dan, second; Chea.feilow being
way behind. Time, 1:4S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY,

Earned RI -Ho -ton 4, Galveston L. Struck
out BY Dddn s, by ONeii 6. Ease hits-Hous-
ton IL, Qa!Tatton 9. "ase on baIls-Dunn 3
O'Neil 2. Pa sed hs!ls--Ma, l, McLyferty 4.
Time of gam - h. 10 min. Umpire-Flahefty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
This Grand Prize. Of Paris.

PARIS, June 9.-The race for the
grand prizes OF Paris OF 100000 francs
will be run tomorrow. The probable
sts-ters end the latest betting are as fol.
lows: Crowirey. IL to 6; Quart, to Il
ST. GAL. TO L; Gslor, IS to l;
Clerlf, Is TO /; Saint Lion, 80 toll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
"a. Louis Races.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June s.-The June
races OF the st. Louis Jockey Club closed
to-day with fair weather, good attendance
and slow track. The meeting has been
successful financially, and considering
the bad weather and the consequent con-
disiop Of the track, the racing has been
First race-Purss $500; seven furlongs.
|Persimmons Led into the stretch and won
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10
FIRST UMBER.-JUNE.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10

merit, but the
way IN which tRe
Fort worth 3
fo und their
C u rye s, made
} them feel tired
and quake IN the
box.
Til g mans ge-
ment CT TIE home
team had tele
eraphed to the
State League gu
thori.ies, and hsd
arranged for the
nlrUiun a. ENTA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10

loose In attempts
TO bring them
hcmn, thsy never
were for. uuate
enough to make
8 score. Han
Fer held therl
closely 20 the
bases, sud Rod
gers pit 8 sharp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-10

struck oat BY Hsfaar, & by FL. imam, s. oo LEI.
o. sis s-FiFe each. 80 trJ-6geA M o,iTon.
Eliy--Bt!Sht, Sherry ana LlaN> '"' F ST1i
pssscd hsGs-wesver, Rocseis. 4. T m,as
t,itehee-Hafman, 2: Hsfner, ]. Times 70.
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