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Good Sn,nos for Littlo pooplo.

Tho old English names arc now given
to the small women of tho nursery.
Dorothy, Cynthia, Barbara, Anne, Eliza
beth and Katherine have succeeded the
Mays, Coras, Mauds, Daisies and Carries
that obtained SO long; for this the whole
American nation should be thankful.
Louisville CouIier-Journal.
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Just for a joke u Des Moines man put
an cid clay pipe i'll his store window and
labeled it: Martha Washington's pipe. :
Within half an hour q patriot called and
punched his hend and broke the pipe.
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JOHN sAUL's
WASHINGTON NURSERIES.

nUR Catalogue of NEW, RARE and
W BEAUTIFUL PLANTS, for 1889,
will be ready in February. It contains list
of all the most Beautiful and Rare Green
house and Hothouse Plants in cultivation,
as well as all Novelties of merit, well
grown and at very low prices. Every
plant lover should have copy.
ORCHIDS.-A very large stock of choice
East Indian, American, etc. Also. cata-
logues of Roses, Orchids, Seeds, Trees, ETC.
All free to applicants.
JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. @.
Jan 81, 1889 80
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1. aGive'em signals Give 'anl three!"
and the steam whistle blew three shrieks
that went over the bay and up the harbor.
and over against the meeting house
steeple, until old Capt. Ross fell down on
!. his knees to utter the first prayer Of
thankfulness his little Dolly had ever
heard her father Offer. Sarah P. Pritoh-
ard IN New York Graphic.
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= Every man who cheats, or ISLANDERS,
or steals, adds to the aggregate guilt Of
the nation.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-03-14
For Sale.

.nNE and one-half acre Lot In city, with
W four.room house and outbuildings.
Two halt. acre Lots near Public Square.
Good four.room houses and outhousss on
One.half acre Lot in the city, with Ave-
room house and outbuildings.
One unimproved Lot in city, six acres.
One unimproyed Lot in city, nine acres.
Ninety.fye acres of Land, good houses,
eight miles from the city.
For particulars and descriptions apply to
the undersigned.
Real Estate Agents.
Feb 21, 1889 33
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Out from Cromwell hafbor, seven miles
to the eastward, and hidden from sight
BY Bright Head, steamed the tug Good
Heart. Never had its captain stood
watching the sea with more earnest gaze.
Never was steam applied with more gen
erous hand, Twas the woman and the
bog, in the boat out al, sea that lived in
the gaze, la the eteam and IN the fuel,
and Good Heart bore away &iith cordial
speed until Bright Heed wan won and
weathered
ii seeit!n shouted the captain, uthough
how In thunder It's lived to get there's
moreh I know" and he gave directions
to eteam outside.
8 Richards attention was SO divided be-
tween the pillows and the land and the
friendly boat, and Mrs. Swing was sotn-
tent ON bailing, that neither Of them saw
the tug until 1t was upon them, and a
:haiing voice shouted.
.Hold on till we pick you up.
1t seemed as If voice from heaven had
spoken. Even bluff old Capt. Rose cup In
the belhy Of the church CALCULATED,
..Thank Godr' as he saw the tug ceme to.
The shock Of the call, the sight Of the
black, throbhing tug, friendly as they
seemed, yet came near swamping the
boat, for Richard let 1t turn, and the last
strength he had was put forth in holding
it up to the wind until q line was cast of,
and even then he had no power to make
It fast It was Mrs. Swing who tried to
obey the commands that came but could
not.
Finally the tugs boat was lowered. Il
was no easy task to get to leeward and
board the Good Heart, which held its
breath, bracing itself against the waves
almost as q thing Of Life to do it's kindly
office. Richard and his mother had been
saved.
], aGive'em signals Give ,em threer
and the steam whistle blew three shrieks
that went over the bay and up the harbor.
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81, !, Z, ~,
! sa Doag aDous anu eleu - ioleSee az ..e
stAe TAU 1as S @ IL, esl.oe ne. tl aony;
JUST as ls tne GOAT got wen ihto tne to1
sof the waves stne s sun arose, snedalng
such nralianoe On tne WaeeIs snas MIs;
swing, ,Mno say tsec,ns ~ Was uAzz.eG =;
5ana ,Well nlga taiea - s.e - .ne = gu
neI anto 0nlsA t.ti. goas was asnnal -
see 8, any tsas S,11sa, niosnels ques,
roned hicnara gu 1ntsS Keep q eosoo
slookous ZOE mEiVe ,' gos my ranges
srighS ana can tetcn tne tooseet rou1sos
SeTe<y; time: !71a
s. 81 = lats queslloneo nls t'o1',ef snuo-
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letlln me pos.s sliae " " .ne ssnsu =
9 IolnngWSsySe, TicS le usu ssausns
from sapt:a aezk3 s Dt.tot s'' Tue
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lne VINO grew se1oneer anu sstoeel,
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ana 1usss taen eee,9 1mpse ol n,s
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coming ~: r. ~.
&c Richard caves mil htty pun at the oars
SO keep the boat head on, and trode that
wave in.safety only to- meet new ones,
! into whose depths the tiny shell rolled
10 becomple letely hidden from the sight
off.ttwo men who were standing out on
the De1IHaven pier.
Ig One was Hezekiah; Danfo forth, the other
was Capt. Rose 6 {. s. ! ss
esIf there was only tug insight to
shelp themn r 3 groaned Capt!f Rose.
by; didn't you dun a little common
sense into the ewoman il abe didn't take
fanyI naturally, :. scold led Capt. Danforth,
s.sorS shut her and the boy. up come
Whmes :.
told her, but II declare when ! was
ssSySoung1 could have brought down them
soarss In half the time & takes Jim to
ss4etch s,en Isay, ''Kiiah Danfortth, ainf
that boat trying to put about2
acts like It, John, but it viii get
sswamped just as sure as guns if-no, it's
going 81. There's nothing else to do. I
never In all. my life saw a time when
there wasn't a sail In sight. z =
The boats gonel mol There It comes
up againl r
Suddenly q cry for g helping hand was
raised among the Sbystanders, and, will
ling heartsswent forth from the land. s
Every second tells It's a race for
slifer, called out Capt. Danfortt tth. 9 jim, !
Inffny e,ot II, efnonor. ~
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A Confirmed Dyspeptic.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,

PREPARED BY
pr. j.. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; 81. bottles, IS. Worth s6 bottle.
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ES a MAS BARAT0.
NYEisks sa Ii DecTaIEl CaIsfllHk
ssxspwesss psr 81 Psars Rsp9.3s.

Texto para las Escuslas de La Isls
de Pusrto-Rico eegdn Dscreto del
kxemo. 8 lime. Hy. Obispo do sssa
Di6cesas IL. Juau Antonio RUG On IL
10 Diciembzs de l4SO,y publicado en-
sl Bstsssa AelssiaetsSs on l.: do Knero
de 1851, que dice esd.
"Dessando facllitar, aegdn ~ impoi.
tancis rsquisrs, Ia adquislcion dei "a.
teCasmo do In Doctrina Oristiana a toda
clase de pegsonas, vsnimos en- declarsr
tanabian do taxto para In Di6cssis d
antigua y populas Oatecismo del P.
Ripaida Qus h pssar dc "a Eeducido 70.
ltmens .comprende On aus, ssncillas !
coneisas prsguntas y respusstaa 10 10.
ma soda 0e IN enssnan1a Cat6ltca; rsu.
niendo & la vek Ia inmsnsa vsntala 4,
astaf pOr su in6rno psecie 81 alcAncs do
90 tn1nilias pohres."
PSsmo.-S ehavos upo, S6 eta. docea
m y $500 ctr. gnGssa.
De vends on In lksRaNTA, ALNAcxn
Dn PAPaL Z L1sRMRfA del BoLsgrs Msp-
eAa41L FoEtslsks ~, y on la do d. Josf
0oRkALzS EoRG, Eorsaissa 81. 3
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iministrat;on du. Boletin MerL

administration du. BoIetin Mer-
eantu phonneur de prier Messieurs
ks Annonciers franeais de vouloir bien
:smettre lenrs ordres de Publicite
Nm. AMEDEE PRINCE g. Gle, qui
SOM les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
b cs Journal pour n PsblseiN FrGseGiss
lneEgsss. $4,000
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A " / 3 -,

I'm Ia Imprenta del BolaTrH %
ha reoibido el magni3co libro tituls-
do ElVotScamc y los MGsomes, Dor
Ge5n Taxi, junto con las 1otables
Co@fasScses del nnis1no, Adem6s. se
han geoibido MnnGG!es dc D;fMHtos '
MSsaIss con nuevos rexos, el Ritwe!
Romano Gd PGy0oAssN, heFmosos Pu-
ri1Osdores, que SO recon1iendan &
ios sedores Ouras, infinidad de
orolnob y tarjetas de fantasia pars
falioitsei6n, preOiO Osisimas, , una
tnmansidad de elegantes y ttilee
objap0s de escrltoEi0.
Tode 40 ysnde / psegios Nmlta
iea.
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La OINNOLA DE TENEDURIA DE
LIBROS atnplidcada por ID aplicacion Do
una re&la II talible para acertaf el deudef
y sl aoReedoi, aeOmpaHada Do numarosoi
eiemplos dc cklsulos mercAntiles, por @
@. Marsh, traduddo Do la 30: sdicion Id
glsaa per a. G. Beck, bajo Ii Immediate
snpscei6n Dol autsr. On tono slsgants.
meAts saOuaasrnade &s-s6, sa ID In
del De1aa. s~r |!
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COKTkBlnIDkD
M IT NTCIPAL.

JUego conpsseGo de Libros ARE.
glados { les Ioranuiarios puhlica.
dos poz 81 <3o3iarno General. /
Inapresos do todas claEes para
los nunicSpioa.
Dc vsnta en Ia lmprenta del
BcLaTxx.
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" - K
::LlCOR ,BREA
Vegeta1
) Da. GONZALEZ f.
@s /nr "a nAnAAya%
ODE La HABANAj

8 Ounce Aiios de 9xito y mas :,
de Setenta Mil enfermos cura- 4
dos, algunos de una manera pro- q
: digiosa, SOB Ia mejor prueba para 4
= demostrar que ell LtcOS' BNtsN- !
e s2sdcO de Bs'eN UegetGL yeI &
81 DR.. GO1sHULeE es el que mejor
E combste los Catarros cr6nicos,
81 Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
81 abundantes, Asma, Bronquitis y s.
q dem&s Afecciones del tubo respi- :
ratorio. Preserva de Ia Tisis, es
ttil en- los Catarros de la vejiga, 4
= purifca Ia sangre de sus malos &
<, humores y tiene una aecion t6nica q
sobre todo Ell ORGANISING, de tai ,H
y suerte que con gu uso 90 abre el II
Il apetito = se engorda. .
. Los enfermos cansados de tomsr -
a otras medicinas han recurrido al II
81 LiCO4' de Dren de Con
n &NEeH, y q su benefco infujo han
q recuperado ell don mas precioso de
, Ia vida, que es la salud. 8
q Ell pdblico no debe confundir el
3 LtcO1. de 4BreG de Con- q
@nte%, con otros compuestos que {
u 90 anuncian con nombres pare. d
p cidos y que no son mas que imita- q
3 clones sin efcacia. E
3 M LicO2s de Bre0 se Vende q
= On todas lac Bot;cas Gcredstadas q
D de las Islds de Cuba y e
3 Puerto Rsoev5a RepabE bEsca de MErico. q
Z De venta en- la Farma-
Z cia de g
sag r Gasllermefs'. sc7
C9'ses3,teote ~ 1saoeV6
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ENCUADERNACION .5s !
DEL "bOLETLN NERCANTIF, J !

Rn esta secci6n de Ia casa, nontada .1,,. ,,,,,
todos los element0s necesari0s Droviafa III St.
materiaIee de prtmera clase DC hacen an.,,.s -
dernaciones en- bolandesa, cartons. 'nas1s ses =,
pahola, piel de levante CON relieves todn 80.
fecto y precios reducidos. q 'o>@o l'sA' ~
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E. DQBAlOTRUA
DE COMERCIANTE.

HIE,rORIk DEL COMEROIO do
das Las naciones, desds los tiempes mas re
motos hasta nuestros dias pot 1fv. &cNsse
traducida del frances por los alumnos Do ID
Olase do este idioma estableclda On el Ate
ssO XevoasM d Madvtd, y publicada 4 ex'
p0nsas DO In misma asoCiaclon.
Dos tomos eruesos, pasta espanola, ~
an \ 1mprsnta del Bo0fi.. A+ y
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BoletiQ Nercantil de Puerto-Rico.
PERIODICo CoNsAGRADo
A LA DEFENSA DE LOS INTERESTS EACIONALRS ET AMERICA
0RaAEo DE LOS EsPAaOLgs mCOaDCIOkALRs Ell PRO .CO.
|CONpIcCNEs GENERATES acordadas Dor la Direction
para toda Glaze de renitdos Y anuncios, ~


a pgv,ita
vsnC' slaies determnsan los
os remdos geceIss den
frs qsn ponsahad sus ccpsec1eqons sa
naa con 10 de persona Responsible de page.
Los originates de communicates rerdo gacets. suupco. no ssrkn
devuetoE pubiquen. - -
No respcnde de I'll de elchks
Us columns del pedco condderada sts ceutnersn
do largo. aa71aa= - = -
E tendra discriminate nara Ia
publication En- dsssr condSe un
10 p.3 sobre. 81 G.eco de tarih. I 80
I'll anunsn snv chA pnhlcscn anuncios ten
drA una bondcen6n de 10 pS sosra los pros de- tsra.
Cusndo imports los
facbia pedisc de ndnero In
yinrn al Tsnner nhInerc :
P Los auscrptors del BoLsr iaea acea coraunoso
tentdc, asibn correspondence coara dies eestasos.
q ausltorss ndRa 2t p bon6n sob 81 presto de ga
cetllHa, eomuncsdos6 rmitidos F ."
III ics do les
cados, sntcl.&do -
I'll imprsvisa deiaes do percc tsuo-slsnta Al
raintegdo pubsnes soao hua
asjAda dc sslr. - '~~
t1asafa para la pub1cacioD de aauncios.
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Imprenta del "Boletin,H =

Sc acaban de recibir en- esta In.
Drenta los artfculos siguientes.
Elegantes pesa-cartas.
RELOJES de pared y desperta4
dores de 10 diferentes classes.
ESFERAS con circulos dc metal,
CARTERAs para documentos.
LAPICES mercantilas.
PLBMAs de orc.
LAPIOEs de ideu1.
ESCBIBANlA@ elegantes da 8
Ugoas
OARPErAe de mule y baflete.
PLUMAS-tuenGeS. /
PAPBLERAS (fa variaa classes.
MAROOG para ratrafos.
GGuLEA. ~~ aeStriaa ? Poe
tiaa.
SlNEN. -+- Gaometz5a analitica.
C0MDLERAcJ.-- .--G2a hslioa Gas.
toliana.
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AMIGOS Q DE TODOs
PlLD0RAS HOLLOWAY.

AIienss do psrsonas, On todas las parties
msndo, rsoomisndan diehss Pildoras come
ns1eF rcssaarstivo do ID salad que 10 oonoOs
ELIAS oa1aa todas lee a3socionss dol coras6r
osl ntgado, del sstomago, dc loG riaonssy
ios intssflnos, y 'remasven Ia aorimopis n
natsisaoia y 10 cardiaigis, sxpHlsaudo do h
esngre toda imparsKa, SOrtalecisndo compile
&meAts el tstsmA nsrvioso daudo un tons
Sdable la erGnniRaoi6n aanefaL ID
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The Proprietors Of the " Boletir
MercantN have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE & Co who are the sole
Agents for all English d Ttxet
Adpwtisixg. ---
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-31
STRUCK BYACYCLONE
A Midsummer Blizzard Does
Great Damage in Central
New York.
The Village of Ellis Corners
Is All but Wiped
Out.
Heavens Floodgates Swing
Wide Open and Deluge
New Jersey Hamlets.
Rivers and Creeks Overflow,
and Dams Give Way at
Plainf1eld.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, July So.-A,
about 1880 this morning, a cyclone
struck Ellis Corners, Ulster county
four miles west of Highland, destroy
ing large amount of property and in
iuring a number of persons. The eY
clone, which was accompanied by
roaring sound, which terrified the PEG
pie, seemed to come from a funnek
shaped cloud. Matthew Harcourt'a
vineyard was completely ruined and
every tree in his apple orchard
was rooted up, the trees be-
ing carried away, as though
there were feathers. Tie house and
barn of John Nelson was struck and
completely demolished, broken timben
being carried hundreds of feet. Nh.
Nelson and his wife were blown out Of
the house along with the flying timbers,
and both were seriously, but not fatally
injured. Two barns belonging to
Patrick MCGOWAN were totally
destroyed. Mr.. MCGOWAN, who il
eighty years old, was so badly
injured that no hopes of his recovery
are entertained. There being no more
buildings in the path of the tornado. nc
other serious damage was done. Bed
quilts and dress belonging to Mrs. Nell
son, were found in pond four miles
from the scene of the accident. Huge
timbeTS were also found stuck up in the
mountains some distance away.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-31
EXCESSIVE DAMPNESS.
Heavens FiOodgates Open and
Deluge jersey.

NEWARK, N. j., July 3O.-The most
disastrous storm that has visited this
vicinity occurred this afternoon and
evening. In this city cellars were
flooded and sewers bursted. Work had
to be suspended in the factories in the
lower section. A washout occurred on
the Morris & Essex railroad at
South Orange, and trains were
delayed for many hours. In
South Orange several buildings,
including the postoffice, were carried
away, and 25O barrels Of flour were
washed out of one StOrehOuSe. In Or
ange valley the water is up to the sec
Ond story windows, and great damage
has been done to the stock in the numer-
GUS hat factories there. People were
compelled to paddle around OH planks
and to swim in order to get to places OF
safety on high ground. Bloomfield and
MOntclair also report great damage to
property. No lives are known to have
been lost. The grCa test alarm pre-.
walls around Milburn. Above it Is
the Orange water reservoir dam,
which is not regarded as safe. Should
it burst, it would overflow Millburn and
other small towns along the Railway
river, of which it is the source, and the
damage would reach as far as Railway.
At II O'Clock tonight the dam was re-
ported all right, but the inhabitants OF
the towns we're preparing to move to
high ground. Nearly every road In the
country is impossible, as all the bridges
have been washed away.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-31
TIE CARNIVAL STAKES
Easily Captured by Avondale in
Canter.


For the Carnival stakes there were
three starters, Eberly being scratched
ten minutes before the race on account
of slightindisposition. Avondale and
W. G. Morris were both heavily sup
ported at to 5, while odds of to L
were laid against Rosemont. At the
quarter Rosemont had the lead by a
length and at the half by two lengths.
with Avondaie hard held at second, and
Norris, also under pull, at third. In
the stretch Rosemont began to show
signs of fatigue, and Avondale shot to
first place without an effort. Morris TAX
ing second. Avondale won in a canter,
Taral sitting hans down and looking
sleepy. RoSemunt second, with Morris
beaten three lengths. Time, 1:154.
Fifth race, the Carnival stakes-For colts
and geldings two years old (foals of 1850
of $100 each, half forfeit, OF only $40 If de-
clared on or before May Is, or only $40 II
declared on or before July Is. money to &C
company declarat1on) with u, loo ADDED ;
of which $500 to second and 500 to third.
To carry lis pounds. Winners of sweep
or one of 800, 5 pounds: of three such. or
one of SIS 900, pounds extra. Allowances:
Those never having won a sweepstake, b
pounds; if such have run unplaced IN
sweepstake, pounds; maidens 10 pounds.
Closed with forty-nine entries. Three
fourths of mile.
M. E. Gibben g. Co.'S Oh C Q, Avondale, by
Audrain, dam Venita, 1870; Taral. 49,.
W. r. Letcher's be 2, Rosemont. by Duke
of Montrose, dam Patti. lO8; Ray ....... 2
Megipben d Co.'S br co, W. S. Norris,
by Springbok, dam Valosco ITO; Eilke..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-31
MARINE MATTERS.

DULUTH-Arrived: United Empire, Sarnia;
Empire State, Northern Queen, North Star.
Buffalo; C. II. Green, Battlefront, Cleveland
Cleared: China, Colorado, Eber, Ward, North
Wind, Buffalo; Roanoke, Port Huron; John
Owens, Pasadena, Ashland.
AsHLAND-Arrived: Sitka, flour; Ramsey,
Kate Kent and Matte G. Bell, coal. Cleared:
Kittie Forbes, Queen of West. Fryer, Everett,
Ketcham, Glldden. John Owens, Caledonia,
Josephine, Allegheny. Twin Sisters, Sophia,
Minch, F. A. Morse, Northwest, Parker, ore,
Cleveland.
WAsHBURN-Arrived: Peerless, Duluth;
Empire State, Buffalo; Fountain City, Du-
luth. Cleared: Peerless. Holland, Stephen
son and Sherwood, Chicago lumber; FOunt-
ain City, City, Buffalo, flour; Empire State,
Duluth.
SAULr STE. MARIE-Up: Bulgaria James
Couch, 10:45 a. m. HiaWathia, Minnehaha,
1890; Gladstone, John Martin, Fayette
Brown, 1925; Jim Sheriffs, Frank Perew,
Northern King, $50. Down: Robert l..
Fryer, 2 a. M; Northern Wave, $50; Idaho,
Knapp, 9:55: c. Hulburt, L. c. Butts. No.
1O1, 11:50; Wissoula, Golden Rule, 3 40;
r. j. Hackett, McGregor.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
GENoA-Arrived: Alexandria, from New
Orleans.
ANTwERP-Arrived: Hermann, from New
York sailed: Havre for New Orleans.
New YoRK-Arrived: Fulda, from Bremen.
Observation-Disclosures: Alesia. from New
York.
SouTHAMpToN--Sailed: Hammonia, from
Hamburg for New York.
QUEENSTOWN Arrived: Catalonia, from
Boston.
Observation-Disclosures Vera, from New
York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-31
SACKS IN THE SADDLE.
Four Starters in the Gentlemen's
Observation-Disclosures Wins.

When the drum tapped sending away
the four starters for the last race the
question agitating the minds of the
spectators was not who would win, but
which would fall off first. Of the four
Barnum seemed to be the favorite, with
Riddleman for second choice. At the
start Barnum took the lead, with Ehle
Allen in the leather, Duke, under Howe,
second, and Riddleman, under Open
helm, third. At the quarter Daisy was
ten lengths to the rear and hopelessly
out of the race, Duke having gone to
first, Oppenheim's mount to second.
while Barnum was kicking up the dust
at thru. At the half Duke with his 1870
pounds up had dropped back to third,
Riddleman going to first place, and
Barnum second. At the finish, the
order was Riddleman first and just
about cooked; Duke second, done brown
with the enormous weight he was car
rying: Barnum third and tired out, and
Daisy last by twenty lengths. Time.
1:57I.
Sith Race-Gentlemen's race for saddlers
only that have been owned by their riders
since June l, 1889. Any horse or rider that
has contested for public money since that
date barred. Minimum weight, 100 pounds.
Overweight allowed. Entrance, $40 each.
pay or play, which goes to the winner Sad
die to first, bride to second, whip to third.
Four or more to enter and start or no race.
Entries close Monday, July 90, 1889, at the
scales room at the race course at O'CLOCK
D. m. One mile.
Riddleman, ITO, Oppenhein.. !
Barnum, $50, Allen. .......... .............
Daisy, 16S, kalman. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.