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ruE OFFICIALS asa rux snrs.
GlenA,

There have hsea fsw dsveiopuen,s in
The opium smusslins Geld during the
past wsek. There are Increasing 4 al.
cations that. not enly Special Agent
besoher, bot many Of bis companioas
~ cell, are resissss nsors and mere ths
cesrsrase situation Ia which they have
hsen plsesd BY toe srrcss OF u. A.
0Arissr. Fer Instance. Chester Terry.
The tool Of the efsicisi rsns Of smpSglsss.
has 60 elnaed 10 remain In Victoria,
fssHine 30 come within The borders Of
The unised states. Evsa though be IL
on foreign soil. Il IL ssid thai be deems
u necessary 10 siiecs issersse, ana his
blonde hair and massaehs are dyed q
desp alssA. Az last accoaats 0ssaoer
vas sssli in jail. snosSh ssrsnaoas essc.ts
werr fer ttne uasts 10 rrvcsre his re-
lease on bail. Tie rensaiRirg members
OF tie sznS are eoodncsirg themselves
generally - II they we're herefl OF their
ssnws ana each tsy are aadins Einks 10
the eesin % evstencc which already
selas tssm fast ssa 81 whose real
isns,s aat real ssrcsgta even Their have
A. yet litsss eesssessen- 10 their atnas
svsry'hinS aevsuis % the course whieh
Gardner MAY Decide 10 pnrsoe. sna
they anaeaesedly have lirgersns here
ths, be viil he soase vsy manage to
save shess. sheosa thsy hare ., en-
srssioasiy Deserted him. ihase vao
knew 0sraner e~ss. sovsv~r. are cona
Gent tbs, vAse be sess teai bis svn
eeanes 70 hcpe'es he on ssaArs Hsss
tiers v,sa ess false ecnfeterassS OF
eearse. GArtnsr can t2r.ASe sAs re-
msiasss nsenaess Of the rtrs n ts
shen.es se % e. bet even be esanss
ssve tsssa- They are ascnss 10 als
gr.cs and. Il tie laws ARE fa,riy stzsis-
issered. 10 gsissn % exile.
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Unnpsa arssns-owv!eo = II = - - r.
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BsnssA pa-e9v!ss = II = y - y
~ ese@ - ~
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~ - - =
49, u ~ 1870. - Hsss - =
sss ossa' ssFss'e "a - ees-'
/ Aseey mee<e y. - C1eAs norA sessee
IIW-Ieg. I.nss-tseneAtne = II Z a -
80 2. ~ 49,. .lsS -.
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Ihs PoR- ls1ussonms b eosspsaIsd
- - ~ isdsiasses Of ~ ssaAsrs fes
3 shess ssas. Ths growth Of ~ bsa-
go sussesssss spoa ~ sspsd tnssssss
Of ~ uepsiaatss Of ~ city y - assss
thaa IT, ssaisstss ass tsssa 70 ~ -
nse1. with The pssssat facilities u ID
css es ~ aossstou 70 10 full jsstsss n
besh sAvsssassss snd rssdsss, end u be-
ben feusd iepessibls 70 hep ~ ~
vssssssussss within ~ limits originally
allotted v then. Within . fsv weeks
hsvsvs. ths dsiiy and Sunday edition.
VIII b nassrisily enhanced. end thsss
vsll - spass saoaeh for I'll TIE nsvs
a. veil - for I'll The Advertisement,
ihaa ass o1sssd. A somplste ssv oatnl
hes bssa ordered, snd % IL ssriva
changes vii BE- made which VIII uak'
The Pos1-lnrslxaoamcEs ono II hi
hsndsessss nsvspspsrs In ne Uaits,
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Wanted Immediately.

PAgryxs WITS siap CASH n sxlcK
yzri T. "a evn~a b@rassse<n yard
zs.s sscis. sns@2 and evsplAsaa "a raAos
asr . szac<ssf4l sessae he lass cay 90 th<
&=z4 sesa1ess rzszfzs o. aza sss sse-y
a.vs Il nIlss oa essy. CO shs kssse- A.
srrSr fsSssae4 eox so Apsc
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NOTICE..

T HEaEgY ASSUME AND AeRER 10 PAT
i al sse arets asu ov1sa By The trn q
f',sgsr 4 Rculey. Acd % hold raez.s< Bssity
sarzlrss roo he sAas. It's Ksr-szsns "a
zs.se in eccst1trzroc 81 oertsiz eszvsyaaccs
T. 3 Az nsis Is ssia fAczass kewi<y 30 Js-
eps H4sksst- ISAAC CooR1k.
Arxxi .<<s Ans y
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The sesion Of ths city eoaneil in sx-
tending The are limiss b highly eoD-
uendssle. the only fauit that can b
found With u being thas u vas sot
taken monsts aGo. However, IL b bet
ssr late than nsvss. and the extension
Of the limits will probably savs second
ssssse sSd 4 potion Of Fsons sesset
from the wooden fass which thssatsnsd
the0.
The boundaries sf the sev pFosected
District are given In another column. II
GILL b sseu thaa second street and q
large portion Of Rfoos ssssst Which haa
hithefso been without the limits ass nou
Included. The new limits viii probably
serve for several yeass, vhso, Of eousss
NE eontinusd ssovth Of The city vill
rsudef Q neg extsnsion necessary.
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pl + D

DIE D.
Crsrss-In seattle. Apsii re. d pneurnonlA
Charles " Curtis. . nxsive 81 New YORK
AGED - years.
fanrs.l tatsy lsanssavi Ct 2 o'eiock p. N
fran Tr.n ~ Church. Fsiesds and seqaaiat.
aneez &c sfted-
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mn lAKessOs AvEuUE

TIE plat Of the PROPOSED Lakeside
avenue has been approved By the eoan-
oil. and the city surveyor has bsss o.
dssed 10 psocesd With the pselimisssy
work. This 10 an important sep In the
right dissesion, and II b to b hoped
that the avenue vii become . reality q
the earliest possible day. Seattle needs
this grand avenue. and her people DE-
mand its speedy compilation.
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II = ssvosssd hat eeastasy N.H o.
ines. MsGvs8p sndssiinG II sDsDsssse-
V ad9izis1saaiso. b sefaal3y 1saisoa9 of
obsainipe III Rspsb1ssaa ssntsaetaa
for dslseass 70 saoGssss fsoo WasAtnR-
Ten Territory. This seeoe insssdibae.
Ons 60 scarcely measure ~ e1foasesy
a ~ aas vbo vssld fes - insssns
ssssssais The theaeAs Of eolnG hsfoss
H. people With sssh sssesd - thas d
nsGvump Osisos. - u appealina foa
sopposs 70 . party vboss enemies hava
kspt hin b . lnssasfvs pesittoa To-
tAsss ysasa Ths Rspsblieaa patty d
WssAinGsoa Territory ~ nothina b
eonnen win MR. OvisGa He shosk
jsia hasds With thas elbsf MaGvanl
enlsial. Special Agent Beeehss. ant
Uasdss fas enooeh Vishis ~ sssks d
~ Deuoosasy 10 b ssaifsiy Ioss - ~
sight Of Rspshli0as. Only . Ma
vsmp would sesvs ons party and sssl
houess q The hands Of another.
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4 Fine Stallion for Sale.

FI>x rEkgs-rEAs or ktAckHAwK
"A eal.sss. sszus - vsl hrossr, ~ ~
q t7zss cSvA
ae&1vd II \ sAffA
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rAkixG Evssy PRECAursox. q

"This.r sid the snthusiastic inventor
10 the committee that vas investigating
his safety car stove. ''is The device BY
which the heater instantly extinaaishes
The fire al the moment Of Q collision or
confines 10 hermesicaily in the chamber
90 that Il ON DO no possible harm"
what Is this iuclosure % the beek Of
its" Asked one Of the oflciais.
THAT IL TO hol1 The tools that are 10
DO used In breskinR oot Of the car il
case 10 takes Gre"
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rTyHR vAl D0kxI YA1A, o. x1ffk
Il Gve-, eosAs.fn< sbsos 10 $780, -
srrs Dc hppD, aa1 r1HAencs. ssEs.t seonB.
8 ksans. vss<hsass. haRns &C.. n sss ersaer.
ma h o. Il tAe A&a firms ts the fer-;ssry.
tsd aoO - tinh.r lad a13eissaG a&oe<sr aA1e.
Pr ps-tesiafs. sVpiy - 60 Ss1Esa
exc ~ vAI pokn,
wh1ae RsvG ?. O.
ssoe~e EsG O., Wa f0.
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FOR SALE.

CToR8 AND GOOD wILI-BEsr LocA.
y ttos ca the SQUAD far coassry sore ; party
ceiling has rot capital enoagh % caxy go.
required. Inqasrs u this otscs. uhyAplA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BOILER WuRKS FOR SALE.

Ion WILL ExcHANGH Fos IMPROVED
~ raj estate, the halter vcfks kneva 40
sss Qase. CITY Belief wsfks, iccassd on COs-
uAais ssArf sagtne ssa tools ali aev snd In
sr~s esssz sAsp~. Aai pszEts o. wosk % had.
Fer rartseaiasf In Safre Of
GEORGE b. ApAtR.
zpstS 0or3n9 Rs-auA CcapzHy
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FARM FOR SALE.

A WILL IaPRoyTb FARM or Isa ACRES.
~ with nrst Glaze houss. essn and ost-eaiic-
ings. sngsiAsf wsta ssoeern fAsRizG nipple.
meats and nachiasry. also. horses. coss,
sAerp. hoss. &C., sitasted ene-haf mile frsa
OfB,ifn's stafton. % The Puget SQUAD ssore
RaiiroAd. Fer far.her information t1s sirs OF
:. p WILLIS. on the preoissA er Of Oh q.
A. wEED, Yesler i>asy Bsiising, seattle. u3im
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L,IHE CITY RESIDENCE AT $4,000.
y ..ouse aad iot, tosethsr With furniIurs, ali
ready Ter house keeping; nne orchard and
Tower garden, ~ith . large number Of fruit
b airing uees and snail fruits. new stable !:
besuufal view over kIltost Bay END Lake
Talon. inQalrs 1t No. lIsp Ninth street, cor.
psf Of &. neeA, Seattle. VT apt O.
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WASTS-TOLET-FOKSALE-EzV
AdvuEtaooments under the hsadD d Losk,
Hoand, yos Sale, 10 LIST and Situations want.
ID viii b insssssd ~ ~ fAss Of aosnts word
for IRA tnosEt1pn; 50 Pr oen1 Ia each subee-
qusnt ins9taoo. Payment always In advance.
VTYANrED-Two FIRST CLASS INsUR.
w sncs canvassers; good uazes guaFsn
tsed to The right parties references required.
HER0USuN 3 GRANT, cJrnes Front and
Marion strssta apstf
yXYAHTED-s,rUArIox By YOU'VE NAN
w - cutter; experience In lnxlanA aud
America; excellent nefetencss Address n
sANDEhSoN, care Of 7. n. O. A., u. Paul.
MINI. ape IL
VXTANrKD = AGENTS roR 4 QUICK
w selling article; ladies prefesTei. In.
quiFs for BENSON, ss wisconsan House. Nil
street. ape II
U,0R sALE--ONE TO THREE LOTS on
IL Jaslson street. q the eado he sidewalk.
sss 0WnER. Arlington Hosel. sps .
yXYANTED-A POSITION AS NAT1HER
w OF plansr have had Is years expert.
ence. Address Q. W.. this once. sp7 u
VLTANfED--A slTUATiOs BIZ 4 NAN
w Who can write a good and last hand,
and also understands book keeping. Address
JOSEPH LECLERC, this once. sp7 81
LOB sALE-FINE RESTAURANT; GOOD
IL business; best location. Warrington
sifeet, near fhird. ap77t
ITANIID TO BCy Oh RENT, A SEQ.
wv end hAnd pool and billiard tablc esm.
bined- Address J. LEBLANC. Ksnt. ". 7. al 6,
VXTANI ED-A COMPETENT COOK, GALL
wv 6eiween 10 a. N. end 9 p, n. at Mks.
0H0RGE b. kTrTiN0ER's, corner house,
sixth and ftte streets. aD4n
NTANTkD GOOD CABINET MAKERS
wv and wood turner's. TACOMA FURNl-
TUE kACrOkx. ape 81
ENOR RExT-EURGIsHED AND UxFUR-
II niahed ROOMS fer reat m all parts Of the
city. Call % PoME1OY, sWOFTuKD L CO.,
Rooms "a and g Unlon Book. Front St. nh slti
LUZ Rxsr-A LARGE, CENTRALLY 10.
Il Gated once. Address this once. mhs0sf
sl,HE SEATTLE COLLECTION AND RENT.
l. 81 Agency viii COLLECT rsass. bills ana
NOTES.
RENT rooms. sinsle and Ia suites.
LkAsE or rent farms and hoaseA
LOAN Boosy % chatss1s-
buY And ell commetciAI pAper
PoAERoY, sWOFfOKD 4 CO..
mbss Room, "a s0d Is. Union Block. FROM st.
k'ok sALE- BL0tk ALONG JACKSON
~ cable. Ior $s4oo. Inquire Of RSHkLMAS,
LLx"kLLXS co.. Pet Building. seattle.
-.-2..
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In Port Madison.
A YYRsr CLASS ,pouBfE-ESpER yfsH-
"A tns SMACK, - fsss essr I'll. sess bs.n
and fees aesp. VII b. rsa1y fos - By ths
mtsdis 81 ApssL
Dh35 ln FRANK kohAouE-
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party in any slate
After this review Of the candidates
the mind isstisctively turns 10 the
leader who h not . candidate. The
mention OF Biaire's name is the long
roll for the kepubiioan masses. That
one vcrd calls 10 every mind the past
Of the party sne It's future. lie schivs
msnss spd its hopss. II las the sound
Of martial music 10 tie regiments OF
the great Republican army as they
move TO their positions for the bsttls.
Here, indeed. IL leader Who Is not Of
state but Of the nssiop. He 10 stronger
Ia New YoTk than Degew. ssros ger in
oaie than sherman. siroeger in Iowa
than Allison. s,torses In Pennsylvania
than CameFou, strosRes tn Vermont
than Ed@nnds. stronger 10 Kansas than
Irgalls. TIE enthusiasm which his
name svoses is as erea, in Minnesota
a. IN Mes York. ~ great in California
as IN Maiae. Here isa man whose
reminstisn woald be received By ihoas-
snds ard thousands CT Republicans 10
eysry state q tae mica with shoals Of
joy. nan whose every vosd Il heard
with esssirsss BY his conntryuen witt
oct regard 10 parties % oyinicss. MAN
vices. accidental defeat foar years AGO
- sslil regarded BY vast majority Of
tie voters Of ths free north IS q Ia
ttcaai calamity.
uussr shess circumstances The clear
and aamlssshshss eaty 81 ,ss geTnsli-
esn eenvenitou 10 30 tender Mr.
Blsipe The nomirsstoo BY secla-
nasssa1. lie siane In the leader Z
the party. and every dry that has slAps-
Cd ssnee the pueitcAsisn az hts letter u
withdrawal hes tai made mere p.ssn
TIE fact that there 10 neae veo esn take
hts rsaee. Il 10 rsaesscsils certain thst
she Nae YORK. dsiexAtsen vii 50 inse
the ecavsnsiss ssr Blaine. So VIII the
asissssons frs9 eve Of tie Ns~ EGG
land states. The dt.sestisr frum fsrn-
sylvsnsa, TIE aeaasssicn frous aincs-
sass and the deassasioa from Kansas.
Tue Delegates srom the fseses ossss
esaaos. ensess sssy vsii suiiy AelfAy
their eecssisasnss fAil - sss< haz nom
inassan By aeelarssion. Bisiae 10 pe-
ealsArsy sse ssndiesss Of the Psesns
Cast. He 10 thareaxhiy snaued uish
the feesiaxs .. 10 seesis end ks ssnpa-
sessss viii tssn b sessr asysrssisnA
He d ssrsssss On Ne Psesee oesss By
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at Christmas, some fouf months distant, Anna
/ nnnnx ,rnn in haconna NV mifa

at Christmas, some four months distant, Anna
Lennon was to become my wife.
One autumn day, some two months before
the time fixed for our marriage, Anna and l
were enjoying a sail on the broad river. which
flowed not more than q stones throw from the
house. Our future arrangements were, natu-
rally, the great theme of conversation be-
tween us. We were never tired Of discussing
the various p~roiects and plans we had laid
down to be followed.
In the course Of conversation I told Anna
of the clause in the will, of which she was
entirely ignorant before.
"oh, Hugh" she exclaimed, after q short
pause, - you brighten me-
DO ! understand that, II you should die
before you are twenty-five, that woman would
come into possession OF your unole's prop
- Certainly.
Then it's to her interest that you should
" OF course II ID to her interest; but her
chances Of iphsriting are very small, for I
have never had q days sickness In my life."
A few days after this conversation, Of get
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leather tanners, N moro suited to their
needs. Most Of these are brought hero from
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Central America
and Mexico. These hides make Jumper,
finer leather. Most Of the tanneries are foul
or Eve hundred miles from New. York.
The. State Of Texas produces the best hides,
probably, that are ,procurable IN the States.
An OF 10 almost a. useful An animal A.
pig, 70 for - being utilized goes. A. hide
comprises the entire akin dow TO the hoofs
and inoluding the hend and horns. Only .
few inches of the tail are included, however.
The curled hair man gets the switches"
the tuft of hair at the extremity Of the tail,
for stufing things with. The shorter hair
snatches on to much of il. The horns 60 to
the button maker. and the glue man gets the
hoofs. Charcoal for sugar retineries Ia also
made from the horns. The heads and the
sinews of the legs go to the glue-man with
the hoofs.
Most of the hides are derived from beeves,
but goats, deer and calves also furnish skins,
besides the playful kangaroo aud the pensive
oil ,gator. Australia furnishes all the kanga-
roo pelts and our own Florida sets up the
alligators. Goat skins are used for fine
shoes, and SO are the kan "aroos'.
Fol one who is interested in the prices of
hides it may be added that q green hide Of
about seventy five pounds will bring to-day
$4.S 80; a green sailed hide will fetch &6.A /;
q dry-salted hide only commands 81. "a, as 1t
is generally q poorer quality of hide dry
hides. not sailed. are from So. 40 to 49, so ;
calves skins are 80 or 60 O. nta apiece; goat
skins are % to so cents a pound.
The hide business is a large and important
industry. The Swamp" is the real leather
ground of New York, and nearly every store
in the neishborhood is a leather store.
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The meeting will be continued to-day with the
following ''car0;"
First syeepstates. at gao each. half
thEes.q9s5tsrs Of . mile. Blessed. leo; Moya. ltO;
Second k.se.: @eiter handicap, purse s.oo. for three
trance siO each, play or pay th,ee-auarters Of a mile.
SSoldstres|. lS2; RosIore, M Billy Brown. ll2; Dick
Third Race. Match, 81. 900 aside; half . mile. r,
Van Brunt's ms. b. e. Roulette, ITO; p. +. Golfers ms,
b.. z. Wild ON. 100.
yearoIds and upward. Of which i TO to the second: en-.
1875! Neptnnus. plb6; Monts oristo. i63; Rosiers. ib2:
Mclaughlin. 1t9; Repartee. l47; Jim Murphy, lac
Schoolmaster, IA Dick z urpin. l4l Jessie. al; Bed
ford, l+1; Palatka. 1877; Rosale. 1877 ID.
Finn Race. Handicap sweepstakes. at e25 each, $40
forfeit. with @lb0 addsd, of which $50 to the second for
horses owned by members of named clubs: about q mile.
Mckenzie, 1872; Zangbar. lbg; Jim Murphy, 1853; Rep
artse. 1853; Mentor. lo7; Bobstsy. ll6; Tenfellow.
TAI Id.
SiIth Race-Members' Handicap steeplechase, purse
SO o, Of which SlOO to the second. $50 to the third. for
horses owned by members Of named clubs: entrance $50
each, halt forfeit, 20 the fund; about three miles.
Westmoreland. l6l; Monte Cristo, 1871; Sohoolmaster,
80: Mystic; iSs; Retrib1tion, l62; Z.uS6.r. $50; Jim
seventh RssesPuEse s4oo. q Which $40. e ne SEQ.
forfeit; two miles and a half. Will Davis. 1856 CHARLIE
magne. 149; Chanticleer. lIS: Hercules. l4S; Willie
Palmer. 1S9; The Colonel 1877 lib.
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Literary Notes.

L B. walford. well known as the author Of that
charming book, ''The Balifs Grandmother, {" ana
other novels only less bright aud vivacious, con-
tributes AZ the latest issue to henry Holt & Co. q
Leisure Hour Series "a Mere Child Though
we book Ia Of the very nRhtest quality, IL has all
Mrs. Walford's accustomed charm and Il the very
pleasantest OF summer reading-the sort of book
10 amuse one while travelling, being no strain
upon the attention, yet full Of u well-bred joviaiity
nna airy good temper, 1t leaves Q pleasant recoi-
lection behind 1t.
From Cassell 4 Co. comes the third volume Of
henry Morley's "HiStory of English Literature, 4"
This volume embraces the period from the Con-
guest to chaucer and includes q study of the early
rrovencal literature and Its influence upon the
early literature writing. There IL also much con-
Ssrning the miracle plays, the metrical romances
apnn tne early aongs and ballads. This history of
fTIgnsn literature ID the most extensive and pro-
,ound ever yet projected. Mr.. Morley expresses
i y y nope OF oeine able to complete his enormous
,ooss, put tnat he should be able to do SO much and
70 40 i SO thoroughly and brilliantly 10 the more
iismarkaole, when i IL thar he Is at
esaHe time one Of the most conspicuous figures
~ inc Home Rule party In Parliament.
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Grace, reaching my late uncle's residence tho
same evening.
Mrs. Mapleson received me with the ut
most politeness. She was q widow, about
forty years of age, still handsome and very
ladylike in her manners. 1 remember now
that on first seeing her there was something
about her eyes which affected me unpleas-
antIy. / could not tell what 1t was, but the
impression soon died away and / thought no
more of 1t.
had been installed in my new residence
but @ short time, when I became acquainted
with the clergyman Of the church I attended.
and visited him at his house. He had an
only daughter. Anna, q lovely creature, with
whom I fell over head and ears in love at
first glance. After an intimacy Of o few
weeks. I dared to reveal my passion, and had
the unspeakAbls bliss to find my love re-
turned. Mr.. Lennon, her father. highly APP
proved Of tbs match, and Il was decided that
The evening world., 1888-08-25

ting up in the morning, l found that it was
raining in torrents, and that the sky was
oyerspread with O pail of black clouds. The
chance of its clearing up was very remote
indeed, so that / saw nothing before me but
q day in the house. In the evening. rain or
shine, l should visit ANN but / had a good
many hours to get over before that time
came.
''Its a wretched day, Mrs. Mapleson I"
said /, as soon as breakfast was over. How
shall ! pass the time until evening ?"
You have said several times. Mr.. Beverly,
that you would like to explore the old wine
cellars" returned the housekeeper. Would
not to-day be a good opportunity ?"
THANK you for the suSgestion, Mrs. Ma
and will be the very thing to enable me TO
pass away the time. You will accompany
me 2"
Mrs Mapleson expressed her readiness and
in a few minutes she made her appearance
with q large bunch of keys, Of every shape
and size.
She led the way, and we descended I know
not o many stone steps, and entered at
last q series Of splendid cellars, the doors,
sides and roofs Of which were solid stone.
The evening world., 1888-08-25

The programme and probable starters tomorrow
are as follows:
First Rsoe-Equity Stakes for o-ysar-o lds At cas-
each, play or pay, 9Th 300 added. Of which slo0 70
100 d.. fllies and geldlngs 81 H.. winners Of any race
Of the value Of 81, Quo TO carry 8 ID. extra; of two such
races, 8 lb. extra; maidens SLOWED 7 ID. three-quarteIs
Of . mile. Ca Stables b. Q. Diablo. BY kolus. iOS
BiTyant 4 e. g sh; (: Proctor Knott. By Luke Bl.eLS ST
1906; K. Q. Blunt's b. .. Seymour. by s%tratiord. 100
90 ID.
Second Race-Handieap sweepstakes. for all ages. st
$40 each. with $500 added. Of wh,oh Sl0J to the second
%,ls and pSs . 1S.tHns f0 seri ssss:. l l5s, T SsII: dlS; o i5c
Queen Of Elizabeth. 9S ID.
THIRD Raoe-Pooi hontas Stakes, for three. r.oid
fllies,. at $50 each. half forfeit, with o.. Wv added; the
second TO receive S2OO out, Of the stakes. the third u
save her stake; winners in 1888 OF any race Of the y.iu.
G e. 81 q pG H. 70 2s sSasy q 1 s vi s1 sio;xs sG 8 it,. %.id % III siioS .,
10 lb.; mile and 500 yards. SAINTS. Anita Stables Oh, f.
Los Angeles by Gieneig, M. w. Hendre's, b. 4. Pet
Weep. BY Pat Mal,lSy. il7j W. Hsndris's B.. T. Bo'
By Billet. ios; Bryant i Cos {. /. Amelia F.. By Leon
Fourth ~Rsss-Purss s4oo. for horses beaten at Sara.
toEi and not having won q rsc since July 20; entrance,
$40 each. to tha second to carry 10: undsc the selte
noa.Wiun RS III June ! allowed 5 h.. sils. Apr! q
70 h.: %.i1s tS% years cIS md upward rIIcw:a al, II
MCCARTHY o Last. iOS; Little Minnie. l0S; Red Prince,
log; BrOnzonsrte. l0s: uMelodrame. 100; Bohemiun,
100 Argo, 100; Leo H.. o.; Donald. 90; Allentown.
90 Mirth. IS; CLAY stoskton. 80 H.
q handicap steeplechAss ior ali ages over ~fraetiona
course No. l; about two miles and I. quarter. Beech
ETangelins. l2O ID.