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SURPRISES liz EMBnorprRrrs.

Hemstitched Embroideries for eli yard thss Won
Wouldn't call dear $3.50. Thy ,ooud NOT be dear at
sl3o Here's one pattern; As inches wide. Al hot
tom finch hem Then l-inch insertion. Then coma.
l-inch tuck; then snch insertion; then linch tuck
and then q inches Of embroidery It's the identical
style and quality Of the sl so skirtinr OF veeh am
Think Of only OIL q yard for Hemstitchsd skirtins
with nne quality embroidery in directoirs style-s
&L35.
here's another 81 . yard bargain. 45-inch Hem
stcneo fiouncne with imitation of the Henstitched
block patterns 90 much admired in Fine Linen Hama
kerchiefs ~ ~N~
u These 81 Hemstitched Fmbroider,es ara tha
tdst 0 uae season bargains AND NOT TO BE pupII-
GATED.
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
4o-fnch scslloped Embrcideries at 10 per cep. "a,
the marked prices, which are - follow: Soc t,so
SOC. eoc, el.35, also, o.. 6s. al so. A.. 40 as
e2.6S, o.. So SOS, e. s46s
- see window display Of Embroideries and wbite
Dress Goods and learn Of the bargains not mentioned
here.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-29

That broken lots here d only mentioned in order
to inform that the cost price 10 the Ps,as Roya
has not been considered Glad for you 10 taks sseh
goods ct any price.
~ THE FEATURE OF THIS SALE or uxpER-
WEAR Is THAT ALL SIZES ARE TO BE HAD N
THE BARGAINS ADVERTISED.
1ec. vEsTs-Body-s shape Gos.amer vssts aass -
10 20. Low necks and ribbed srm-hoiss 1Aess sssvs
Csc
leo. vEsTe-swiss Rfbbsd vesn TAsx sssrs Sic
40. vEsTs-Rbbsd Lxsls. In BluA white, Cola
Tan. Flesh. Cream TAsss sov Sc
Csc. vEsTs-Ribbsd Sun vssts. some with v.
shape frsus Of SIN Lsos; oshsn the ordinary stys,
Low-neck vsstaL TAa~ ssssv olN
The end q tn column crowds out msnszon a oshw
bargains equally - sstrsctiva
rzz PArAu lorAL.
- a IlgHxR
se2o Or. l2th "a n -
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F1owERs

F1owEsa
To close out large line Of French Flowers Of which
we hnd we have too many mark down the prices to
move them.
91.4S Forget Me-Not wreaths. 75c.
&l.5O Rosebud and Minuette Wresths, 75c.
e1.9S White Flower wreaths, 91O0.
91.75 Autumn Leave Wreaths, 75c.
e1.9S Rose and Bud Wreaths, LAB
$3.50 Lilac and Heiotrope Wresths, Sl25.
This Ii to give you an idea Of the reduction.
Nearly entire stock marked down in proportion.
Ostrich Tips-Bsck, white and Cream Tips, three in
bunch. at from 4Sc. to 90 bunch all marked very
cheap.
Stylish Fixings White and Black Wings
Black BirdA
Elegant Summer Hats
Silk Null Crepe and Crepe de Chen.
Various styles and all colors.
Light. Handsome and moderate prices
THE BON MARCHE.
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Tn Pace VIII BnIsa Tun
TRADE"

TBAOE,~
That's what the late A. T. Stewart used osay. Irss
true bill, too.
We were doing snug collar and cuff businessman.
died all the repued best makes in the country at their
high fixed prices We'd have complaints Of the best
them. 1t occurred to could make . collar and
cuff that would have all the points Of virtue of these
highprced ones and stl not cost the half Of some Of
them
We gave the order-21O0 hnen-bead edges-all the
leading shapes and styles-made in small sizes-large
sizes and all the Intermediates particular stpus-
ton made as to patterns that would insure per
fectly comfortable results.
They were made-shipped to us-and we figured the
cost. 1t was surprise We were assured by the man.
ufacturers that they in every way equal any 20
cent collar and 25-cent cuffs in the trade We could
sell these at cents for the collars and Is cents per
pair for the cuffs
This was six months ago-we announced the facts
to youand the price brought the trade-the merito-
rous quality clinched we're doing an enor-
business in these linen necessities At first we had
difficulty in getting supply equal to the demand
but now we're able to keep sizes 'fu up" and the
styles complete.
We'd hardly launched the Saks Co. brand on the sea
Of public favor-when imitations-so coarse and crude
to be ridiculous-fairy flooded the city Some led
popular current in favor Of 1Oc collars and 15c.
cuffs. We guarantee ours and refund the money even
after they've been laundered If they fall below your
expectations.
AL sizes-all styles
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The Star Out of Town.

The EVENING SrAR.will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate of fifty cents per month. G. But all
such orders must be accompanied By the money,
or The paper cannot be sent, as no accounts are
keps rtA mad subscriptions. -
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Marshal Ransdell 10 vouched for by the Presi-
dent himself as the man best adapted to fill the
Office to which he has been appointed, and he
viii doubtless prove to be acceptable person
ally to the people of the District. The selec-
ton by the President of an intimate friend
from his own state as marshal indicates that the
Office is to be viewed under this
administration, as under many previous
administration, partly as in the nature
Of a position at the White House with
certain social and confidential functions at
tached to II, and not as merely the Of
fee Of local sheriff. II any District Of
fee Is to be treated as a personal appoint
ment by the President to be given to an
outsider, that Of marshal is the one to be
selected The court of which the marshal is
an officer represents and combines for the Dis
trict all the different courts federal and state,
which other communities enjoy separately,
and the appointment is both local and q
federal one. 1t is hoped and confidently an
ticipated that the remaining District Offices,
which are more essentially local in their
nature, will be bestowed upon District citi-
gems. The greatest sensitiveness to viola
tions Of the "home rule" principle in
appointments has been shown by
the people of the District in regard to such
Offices as that of recorder of deeds, which are
purely local in character and sustained by the
people Of the District. A revolt against impor-
tations to fill such offices has been and is rea-
sonable and inevitable. The District would
like, and in time may secure the selection from
among its own citizens Of all the local or partly
local offices, including that of its sheriff, and may
approximate the condition in this regard Of
other American communities. It has been SO
maltreated in the past, however, that it will
count as q satisfactory gain for the present
local appointments to purely local Offices, and
be, comparatively speaking, content with this
degree Of consideration.
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CoMB1sAr1ox Lor 35c. Hosr.

This lot OF Hose comprises the former $50 Com
binaton Lot and also nearly 500 pairs Of new Hose
Richelieu Rib. silk Finished Iasle Hose are sbovp
In Stripes and Plain coora Such desirable shades q
Nile Green Electric Blue. Tsns Fswn, Mouse, Mode,
Pink. Cherry. Lavender. Cisrst Flesh. Navy, Lasht
Blue, Maroon. etc.
Avery-superior. Warranted Fast Hose n s,so o.
fcred at 35c- or 3 pairs for ell
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-29

There Il some complaint Of dull business,
but those who advertise attractively seem 70
be doing veil al the time.
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CoMBrxAr,oS Lor 25c. Hosr

This lot does not include any Of the new Hose, but
you'll recognize the former 35e Isle THREAD Hoe
and boot patterns in Ensiah Novelty Hose that sofa
earlier in the season ct $40
schopper's Black Derby Ribbed Hose at 25c WIN b.
Appreciated by many.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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THE PALAIs ROYAL.
DOMINATION Lor $50. HosK

COMBINATION Lor $50. Hosn
The former 75c. combination lot is the 65c 10. Of
this sale and includes Silk Hose that formerly were
s1.25 pair. Many viii remsmber the Spun sun
Hose with Black feet and ankles ana striped upper,
in various shades. also the sin Hose, with oolored
feet and ankles and Black uppers. These hose have
sold very freely here at Csc. pair and been offered
elsewhere at q.
This 55c. combination lot also includes few hun.
dred pairs Of choice Lsls Thread Hose-p.rt Of the
new stock. Nearly . half hundred different styles
which include al the and delicate tnts in Plain
and Ribbed. Many Of lese Hoe pere imported % ssu
at sLLs per pair.
q Ladiss who are judges of fine Hose srerequested
to attend this sale. The promise Of the oss prizes
eucr quoted for ns Hose viii be found to be fact thss
you'll much appreciate.
CONTINUED below3 THE PAIAIs ROYAL.
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Buncurr1,s
SPRING LEAF TEA,
30 CENTS A POUND.
Used by Invalida
Especially by
Dyspeptics.
Its refreshing qualities
acknowledged by all who
have been willing to CON-
pare 1t with an OolonS
Tea
At
Twice the Price.
n. ". BURCHELI,
j20-5t 1925 + st. NV.
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FrREwoRxsl
FIREwORKS!!
FIREwoRKs!N
FLAGS! TLAGS!i FLAGSHIP
LANTERNS! LANTERNs!. LANTERNS!Il
The Largest Dealer South of New York
The most Varied Assortment to select from.
Lowest prices prevail. Best Goods only. Wholesale
and retail
CH. RUPERT,
4O3 4O5, 4O7 7th st. NV,
+. LOUIS UPMANN, Above st.
je29-4t Manager.
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Consumers Of coal need not lose courage be-
cause the mining barons have combined 10
raise prices. Whilesthe hot season lasts IL
won't make much difference; and, before the
cold weather comes again, the chances are that
the barons viii be cutting under each other on
the sly and the public getting the benent Of
their treachery. History repeats itself in the
coal market a. elsewhere.
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T I. E.. E.. / E! Is:
$S 6 j + :: :; HI
BDR ID ERR ZEE ssss ssss
3 BOD ? / / Enn ssss ssss
EFF E. 4 E Ensa En- En- f S S0S s ssss
F I ~ I B BBs II eooS ssss -
To-day the carpenters at work tearing
down that wall; they responsible for the
reductions make in this line Before they
finish working our stock must be reduced one
half.
You'll find bargains upon bargains OF the
most seasonsble goods.
The following unit only from floor full:
new dress fabric, SILKOLINE the best i'm
itation Of China Silk ever put on the market.
CSC. YARD.
The remainder Of our stock Of figured CHINA
DRESS Silks will be put on sale at
$50 YARD.
Genuine CALCUTTA PONGEE, natural color.
make the incest dresses for hot weather.
3Oc. A YARD.
THOSE KOECHLIN'S BEST FRENCH SAT.
TEENS, all figured and plain colors Except in
black. The Satteen counter has always been
crowded since the reduction. Still enough left
to make an elegant assortment
zoe. YARD.
The best makes Of SCOTCH GINGHAMS in
figured and plain colors, complete variety Of
such line that the Scotch alone can make, now
ESQ. A YARD.
3a-inch figured MoHAIR cf1ALLIs. regular
25c. goods. to close out for
19c. A YARD.
E 4 ~ H II y :;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
3e2S 7TH. sTH AND d sTREETs
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OUR ESQ. MOHAIR BRILLIANTINE, 1ec.; OUR
~ 15c. Wool Mixed 36-inch Gashmere. 121fc our
SC. Figured Batiste, 5fc our &C. White Paids, &C.
These are he clearing sale prices ct KAUFMAN'S
DOUBLE COMBINATION. te20-3t
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THREE ID SALE o. Hosr.
THE PALA1s ROYAL may easily claim for July
l. and 8. The most tportea HOSIERY Sale Of ne ssa
son.
Nearly 1000 pairs Of Hose have been added % the
stock that full complement Of sizes and color. ar,
now to be found and ct prices thar are ue lopsa ever
quoted for ane Hose
The new stock. which was scured at So per ous
Discount has been smalsamated with the combination
lots. - previously advertised
"Details beiow)
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TUNHE CLEARING-SALE WHICH COMMENCED
Il yesterday at KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINA-
TON, 18th st. Sc, Ii o corker. Every Remnant in
the house cut half in price. je29-3t
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719. AT COST. 719.
With view to making important changes In my
business. win sell my entire stock Of
EMBRoIDERIEs. LACEs. DRESS TRIMMINGS
GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFs. BLACK. BLACK
ANp-wMTE AND WHITE DRESS GOODS.
COTTON AND aAUZE UNDERWEAR. PARA
SOILS, UMBRELLAS. FANCY GOODS and NO
TONS AT COST FOR CASH
We have hand large stock Of seasonabls and de-
sirsbs goods and beg to remind our customers that
this IL rare opportunity frstclsss goods ct
wholesale prices. which they should by al means
avail themselves of.
z. q. DAVIS
10 Market Space.
jeo0 Corner of 9Th street northwest
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ODDs AND ENDS.
sEAroN PERRY

sEAToN PERRY
ANNOUNCES THAT on MONDAY. JULY 1. HE
SHALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE" OF ALL
LOTS. REMNANTS, 10. AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
so PIECES FIGURED GENUINE INDIA SILKS
AT 76c., REDUCED FROM e1.25 AND 81.
10 PIECES PRINTED ENGLISH MOHAIRs, 20
INCHES WIDE. AT 40o., REDUCED FROM SOC.
PIECES FANCY-STRIPED MOHAIRS, 20
INCHES WIDE AT Too. REDUCED FROM q.
ZEN ROBES AT %. REDUCED FROM o12.
ALL $50. FINEST FRENCH eATEKNs REDUCED
TO ESQ.
SO PIECES GENUINE FRENCH sATEENs AT
2oc.. REDUCED FROM ESQ.
25 PIECES PRINTED PURE LINEN LAWNS AT
Csc YARD.
ALL SOC. GENUINE SCOTCH e1NaHAMs RE-
DUCED TO 25c.
CLOSING PRICES" ON ALL SPRING WRAPS,
BEADED PELERINEs AND FANCY PARAsOLs
SPECIAL OFFERING" OF SO PIECES PLAIN,
STRIPED. PLAID AND LACE EFFECTS IN WHITE
GOODS AT 121to. FORMER PRICES 15c. AND $50.
NCHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
PENN. AVE-, COR. 9TH ST.
Established 1910. 1t
xiss Iss CRAY 3UR
sH II; 81
PRICEs BACKED BY QUALITY TELL-sATINE
Belts, g. Fruit OF Loom Cotton, $40 REPETTI
S2a -. ~ -: $500.
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OUR l2,Sc. VIOLATED DEBEI0rs. PLAIN
~. s,ngsd, s5d rifursd c; 0us l5o. Issthsr.
Nsvy Blue Gold Seal Percale. Sc. KAtTNANsS DCU.
BILE COMBINATION. 1th ct. AZ Ja2o-3s
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F F A { l.. A a / s $;
+; s. u 4. I

The special prices quoted below for Mondays prsus-
Goods Sale ARE NOT FOR SHORT LENGTHS AND
ODD PIECES Such remnsnts arc on . separate eoun-
TER n'ar Of the l2thstreet store. MOthsr may sers
nnd lengths suitable for chiidren Dresses IN osns-
hama sstsens chsiles and cashmeres u hAlf-vssca
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SPECIAL SALE DKrss Coon.
MONDAY. yuLrl

But afevo the Special sale Prices are quoted ssiov
spsce 10 demanded for mention Of the Nev Enhrosa-
cries and the anal reduced prices for Hosiery.
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CARHART 4 LEIDY,

(NHILDRENS CORDED CORSET WAISTS, 25c
" Striped Canvas Belts with ) Buckle, &C. This en-
tire week At kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION
llth ST sc. ie2A-at
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THIS is THE FIRST, LAST AND ONLY SACRI.
Il nee that we shall make in our Remnant Depart
inent this season. Now is your chance. KAUFMAN'S
DoObLE COMBINATION, 1lth ST. Sc. je29-3t
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WOODWARD 3 LorHRoP
Cor. llth aud y sta nv.
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. SALE Or Uxprxwr.n

CONTINUED beloy.)
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IlANCY FIGURED CRAZY CLOTH, SIG. OUR
Yard Wide, 19c. Wool Mixed Chalhe. 15c., and our
lie Fancy PSPln Shs,s' 1Te Ihs x ths eleaFns
1241 and 1243 18th ct. Sc je29-3t,
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Hen. ARE Foun BAnoArxs,

Continued below
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-11
Yesterdays RACING.
Interesting oOnttSlS IlStworu Men ant
HOrses-The Ilesulta,

Interesting ConttSls HstWeen 1Ieu and
HOrses-The Results.
The races commenced yesterday and
drew an unusually large crowd for the
frpt day, for yesterday was really the
frat day oil the faiFa The crowd was
well entertained by the events that took
place on the course, and tho opening Of
this feature OF the big fair was in har.
mony with the general success that has
attended all tue efforts Of the manage.
ment thus far.
The bicycle races were first on the
programme. They were preceded by a
parade Of the wheelmen. There were
sixty.eight Of them III line and they
made a very attractive showing. The
parade was formed on this side OF the
river under command OF Capt. Frank
Mccoy and went over to the grounds
by way OF the Suspension bridge. Arrly.
ing at the course they cirCled around II
two or three times, riding first in single
Gle, then by twos and concluding the
parade four abreast, There was a gen.
eral expression Of regret among those
who turned out that more OF their nun.
Der had not shown enough public spirit
to make the demonstration more Of n
success than 1t was; they said that there
should have been at least two hundred
Nheels in the parade. AS 1t was, how.
ever, the parade was very Gredltable one
and attracted general attention.
The first race was one OF a half mile
for sateties. There were only two en-.
tries, James r. stathers and Walter
WorlG. Mr.. Stathers won the dash easily
in ! $50, remarkable time considering the
condition OF the track, which was yery
heavy. The FIRST prize offered In this
race was q gold medal from the Associa.
ton; second, o bicycle lamp by Il. L.
Rose & 90.
The second race was O two.mile ordi.
nqry-open. There were six entries as
follows! W. R. Stevenson, Wylie Irwin,
Harry Grnber, X. 4. sarYer and Jesse
9hafer, Of this city, and Dir. JIG, Barr,
OF smithBeld, Ohio. This was a very
exciting contest aud interested 0yery.
body. IL was won by Mi. Gtuber In 100.
Mr.. Gruber very wisely took things a 3
at the start, ressrying himself ior I'M
gpiEh, when he shot ahead In splendid
form,
Mi. Irwin became pumped out on the
third half and dlsmounted. Nj. Shat.
ier, who made a tremendous spurt al the
start, found himself unable 10 keep up
The pace, and dropped out on tho last
bali. NJ. sleyenson made q game lpht
10 hold the pole WHICH 10 had taken
when ShAffet lot 20, but Gruhef vas loo
much for him. MpGafs. Satyef and
Parr had d lively 70 OF II iUr third
place, the first named taking
on tile finish.
Mpssts. Goethe and Ktaihand siathers
aud Gruber were 10 have raced on tau.
denis, but the first two failing 10 shoW
up, Messts. 8tathets and Gfu6er went A
half mile on their tandem, While they
did not specially exert themselves, they
made the distance Ia the good time q
4 IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-11

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 70 rer
cord four deeds oil trust and the follow
ing transfers Of real estate:
September I, by John Miller and wife
to Mary Daenhardt, In consideration oil
$1,000, for the south half OF lot s in
square II In South Wheeling.
September 0, by Ferdinand Baltz aud
wife to Jacob Zimmer, In consideration
OF $476, for the north half OF lot l In
square 20 in the last Caldwell addition,
July IS, by Jane Nuzum, Of Washing
ton county, Pa, and Others, heirs Of
Samuel Gillespie, deceased, to Scott MI.
gum, in consideration OF sl,sl0, for 8s
acres, 2 roods and 0 poles Of land In
Liberty district.
September I, by the Mutual Building
and Loan Association to Martin ]. Nd.
loney, In consideration Of $3.50, for the
west half Of lot q on the east side Of
Alley B south Of Twentyraltb street,
August 20, by Henry W. Fair and wife
to Mary O., wife Of I. J. Frame, In Coa.
sideration OF $3.50, for the west 50 feet Of
lot / on the south side OF Twelfth street.
August 90, by o. o. Dewey, Sallie T.
CulbertsOn and John d. Cnlbertson 10
Henry N. Russell in consideration OF
certain facts reciled, constituting Mr..
Russell trustee instead Of the late r, G..
Barr, Of certain lots At Echo Point, east
OF the city.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers in the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Tillie Bandi Is enjoying the
breezes at MI. Lake Park.
Miss Ida Garlic of East Wheeling. Ia
in Baltimore visiting friends.
Tohn schulz let Iaat nivbt for an OK.
oHTad I Eostarn e]isss a Tin
e1ueu Taste. p as, ou.
Misses Dantord ana hooefts' Oh 81
olairsVille' are NJ inc Whusot.
DR.. and Mrs. Blair, OF Philadelphia
are the guests OF Miss schopper.
Ex-Chief Of Police Murphy, OF Ale
gheny City, Pa, Is in the city attending
the fair.
Mr.. George Yahn, clerk at John Cole,
mans drug store, Is in Ohio visiting
friends.
NJ Edword Arnh,echt Of the South
s,Jo l. " SlovaianI WHARF, he will AZ.
tenS medical school
w -,
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TO.D4YS SPLESDIO PROGRAMME
DR., slOman'a Le%oture-aIoro BICYCLE Racing
aud Some Great IIOrSe Racing.

DR., slOmnn'a LeC%turo-AlOrO BY cycle liRclng
aud Some Great uOrSe RaCiNg.
The indications are still favorable for
good weather, aud to-day promises to be
another beautiful ideal Autumn day
The programme arranged for to-day is
one ofthe Notwithstanding Of the week
especially for those interested in farm
ing. The judges who have been up.
pointed 10 pass upon the fine points Of
tho handsome and valuable blooded
stock that forms such an attractive iea-
ture at this fair, will be at work during
all the morning hours and probably q
portion Of the time this afternoon ex'
aiming and making up their awards,
The cattle aud class horses will be ex-
hibited in the orchard at the north end
Of the race course.
At II o'clock q lecture will be deliv-
cred by DR., sloman, Of the Department
Of Agriculture, on the diseases OF cattle.
Dr.. Sloman is sent here by Secretary
jeremiah Rusk for tho special purpose
OF delivering this lecture, and without
doubt 1t will be one Of the most valuable
features OF the fair. The lecture will he
delivered from tho judges stand, in
front ofthe grand stand. Every farmer
who Is able TO be on the grounds this
morning should make 1t n point to hear
this lecture. DR.. Sloinan is a specialist
anda recognized authority on diseases Of
cattle, and what he will have to say will
to certain to be instructive and Inter
eating,
The events that are booked to take
place on the track this afternoon are
numerous, and will undoubtedly draw a
big crowd. First there will be some
more bicycle racing, and from the indi.
cations they will be even more enter
tanning than those 0l yesterday. The
first race will be one Of one mile for the
State championship aud @ gold medal
offered by the Fair Association,
Second race q one mile novice ordi-
nary; first prize, a nickel plate bicycle
lamp offered by the Fair Associations
second prize, a pair ofbicycle shoes. d
The third race as originally an
nounced, was 10 have been a one mile
ordinary for boys under sixteen years,
but as there were no entries for this,
there has been substituted for II "a one
mile safety race with Mr.. James 4.
stathers handicapped twenty-five yards,
This will be certain 10 be an exciting
contest. The officers Of the Fair Asso.
citation have promised to put the truck
in better condition, and some very good
riding may be expected,
In addition to the priSeS that have
been offered the byciclists by the Fair
Association and tho business men, a
special prize Of a gold L. A. W. badge
is offered by Mr.. Q. E. Yankeuren for
the League member making the best
mile In Rty Of the races,