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AgTI.Ts long DECEIVED.
Altered photograph FiEuresin n
Queer story.

Grca' excitement mss been surred no n

Grcaf excitement MSS been stirred no IN ai'
circle, in tbis cit7 within tue past few Day ;
nv The discovery that what was considered 4
genuine rrodnction by Rosa Bouheur wa'
nothing bUt sham
Tie picture In question belonged TO tte
arf collection u james u. S'ehbinS. when
WIS sold at auction on February l2ih ny
Thomq. T.. Kirby AZ ChicsCring Han. IL
was. bougaf long 400 hy Mr.. ~tehhlns 10
Paris. and yl. qua anieed b7 the delier 10
poe ara o-lg.nqi and genuine cravon draTlng
.y Eo.q soul,u7. Mr. Siebbius brought ~
D. me v.fn l,m. md t has hung for years
among ua cl.tlv p3intIngs m his gallery.
ana al. recn lmircd and copied bv some oi
me leading art critics aud 2riis's IN thl'
country.
Ignorant - the iac' thai be he'd been VIC
tinted. because II any OF hi' friends discoN'
crcd the fraud they never mentioned II. NJ
sfebbir. put this picture among BIZ cohtr-
lion 10 be sold and scheduled y No. H.
When " so. g. q genuine criyon hv ho'A
B,nhcur." wls ca.Ini ont msn ~ 'hf
rroed began Bidding freely and soon
ran tsr urcc mp 10 STD, 81 wnich 10
,v.s rrlcktd down 10 bin. shortly aifer
fao s.ie q repre.crtlfvo of TIE Ar Amateur
.~.- ,troirng about cNam,ninc ihe pictures
,.er.l,c came 10 No. ~. lie examined %
nirutelv and discovered thit 70 was nothing
nuta uloilrrarn touched up with Chinese
white sad lnd8 ink, while the nsme 81 Rosa
o. llcur htl teen carefully flied IN win 4
hlg.l. be discovery proved the ulctnre
mot q. poo worth cents where dollars had
been pau i0g f..
THE irlu.rer found That the luyer'- name
had pern oiNrn as W. \. kCcier. aud That
DO hal r4if s.l 100 FOR pictures bought NJ
no ..lc. wIiha certified check signed " !.
o.. Bourne, AGENT" ~'in he identity re-
mruod mF-itry aud Doe could not po
found. NH'n SIR. kifhv was told Inst me- nsd
sold 800 old photograph forau original crlv0n
I. -.ot.d a. rho idea, .ayirE u hfd Euns
ia ST.. -fohDins'- house Tor hiteon years
unenaI,uecd. ON The following day, now
eyer. Nr. Kirby told The investigator thar
Nr. -iehbin- bad been tod ~ the sham and
hai requested the huy.r to return u Tor *
animation. THIS the buyer refused 10 do'
n was then remembered that knriz. thr ~
f,r ou I've nty-taTd street had made a
uh1,o-reproduc'ion ~ o." picture. and hf
,ys. qnural.d to. lla INTERESTINGLY pro-
bounced t.r picture bogus.
Wr. -t.bI.ncs teen offered 20 reciaim ihc
picture and refund the money but The
ag4cr refused 10 give It mp or alo~ D. to he
seen. All be seemrd 10 care ior "a- inai nl'
identity -l0.l not ho known on ttc marer
t,come public. b. ha been discovered
aimee. however. that fhe present owner 20
t.- riru,e i- Mr. Alfred corning CmS,
treasurer OF fhr Singer sew 'ur-N chine
,amrluy. wl.'r 49, S. kealer i- cicrh in
Dti.r. gnt O.. O.. Bourne, Who Tgucd jHe
r.,.k. secretary ~ f1e c1wpIYy. Nt.
Clark l4. ler1 5 purchase; oi rare and co..-
it t...f.rn. far many Rflts. Eefirr gene
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
BLACK VERSUS YELLOW.
A CoIored Church wants Pastor Of
Lighter Hue.
philadelphia R.cari.l

d ri AiAbAf b4AiA i-i.fl|tsf
1--WE want black preacher for our
church il the plea OF portion of the
colored population OF Beverly. y. D., and
the other portion responds I've want
a yellow preacher There are about
fifty representatives. Of the African Me-
thodist Church IN the village, AMI they
have managed to secure sufficient funds
10 erect a chapel. Before the day OF
their prosperity religious services were
held In hill, aud Rev. Samuel Il.
johnson. OF the Methodist church. con-
Quoted the meetings. lie received no
salary. but at intervals the collection
basket was passed around for his bene-
1T. Last year he received about forty
dollars.
BLACK AID YELLOW FACTION.
As the chapel is now almost completed
some of the members are desrous OF
securing a preacher whose color Is not 50
dark ms that OF Johnson, but there IA "a
division on the subject George Hum
phrev and Peter Simpson are the roc0y-
uiled leaders of the yellow preacher '
faction. while Franklin Fierce, AieNan-
der Hopkins, ami Henry Lake are sats-
fed with the present plstOr, Who D. oi -
much darker skin. Inc first indication
o. o. satisfaction was manifested AZ @ re-
cent meeting Of the trustees. when one
OF the belheerents iutmstci that the
pastor was short -. tO m tle funds col
lectod hom q festival hej lcw weeks
ego.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
THE RICHMOND DTspATCH--SATURDAY MARCH . 1899

all about the coming Cabinet besides Mr..
Harrison Il q woman-aiiss Sl,ng'r, hrs
sieuogrspher. to whom be has dictated all
his private letters. This Young iady,'
saws the New York sun, "b1s very stroog
mouth that shuts very tigut Whenever the
conversation drifts towards Mr.. Harrison's
off al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
General stCers son Arrested Yer


rBytelog-apn 10 tus D.spat-hl
Nfw YORK. March L-to1ert = GEL son
and confidential clerk Of General FAM Sic
gel. agent Of the pension Office "A this city,
wa. arrested 10 Gay ~ 40 special pension
examiners from Washington on the charge
~ forgery DO connection With pensions. tie
was held by United states commissioner
shields IA default OF s2oo 900 bW for eN.
animation. The iorgerc, ch3r-ed were
signatures 10 TWO checks intended for ~
blind soldier and one belonging 10 - wldo~.
IounZ Sigel VITO d thirty Years Of sge. also
has confessed that he has taken money from
claimants in about li0.cases for his services
ia msking out checks. al in direct violation
OF iaK
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thrchers, as "e',so"ico's.

I,.c..rar v,. ID Mrh spirits. arI
vt.n IA. ....r. were a-ftaI Dee ul
-.... ,..... ,.,.l.i 20. ,a s.re.l .mllIar.
I..t t'..t c,er..ol,.ar.or3u- 30 tleot
,......t l.....t. .hgYr. -.r o. .IngDr
ii. .t... l.~.,. .a"..is i......
...... l.a.I..,. $500. Dn. .t i.. e4.....
.,Iu.,tq .lrIol, hv,e.. 2llturl..n.
.....cI.I ,...iI. u4tar.u
.., l,.I.I.I ..rn. .IIrfia. ..c8sI
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
Arnnnntnn Ham


lhy telegraph % the Dispatch
san FEANus.O, taL., Narcn The
VranscOnuaentll Association having re-
fused 10 reduce the rate on canned goods
The local shippers have chartered vessel.
and VIII send an amount equal 10 800 ear
loads o. caaued good, around Cape Horn TO
New l0rS. The ship.fates are 1fy-hVe
cen!s per hundred, which. added 10 the
railroad rates TO Chicago twenty-five
cents, will place goods on tue market IN tue
isuer civ at seventy-seyen cents per hum
dred, exclusive OF wharfage, insurance, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02

pie rebsiing unless stirred up 70 It by snpeI'
Inc aud injustice. How could salnd,rso.
hope 20 excite the western men to rebel no'
against the rest OF Ireland. but against bnt
land and Scotland, when no oppress'on VI
Injustice was inflicted upOn them!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
p.n,,. usst statement.

- telegraph % the pispsNu'l
WAssINo7oN, March !. ne o'o' s's We
toent issued to-day s1ows Ru inci.s's o. % t su
pablo deSs during February Of ~ i4a'd bs -
decrease nuce Juoe 80, 1888 rJ1 ~ - o. :
totai inter- - bealiag debt, Sy3l3ol ~ ,4o /,
tool debi othii kinds, SL67S. 97i.0Js " total
Nebl 1ess available credits, q, i2o, zs2 Sl6 l2i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
o...rrtte wsdngssesr'

w4.m>cro>. Marca J. order, , ni't ., y.Fu
Issued Tor ne ~eaj,Ia, Of ne seu,n AU ',l
- .,d Enterprise, Of the European s'l'
ion. % proceed 80 N'daS 'e~ 10. a ,.J l,2
fscfion Of Amerca interests. .i' a'.'9u ,.' -
IN accordance with he sugt es''o" vi vac
bf,r.fqrv 4 ~tstc contained ~ ,.o -,
port 60 TOE President ia 'fxn'" ~
non of affairs 40 ibst country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
nnnrrniInq Cenferenee.

10Y ItIFtI aIH 70 w -7''F1I1'I
MONTGOMERY. Ala, March l.-Delegaies
to the quarantine conference Of Montgomery,
Ala. March stu. ssould purchase tickets al
fun fare at stating point, taking certificate
from the agent In order 20 present II IN
Montgomery to secure reduced rates on the
return-trtD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02

Mrs. Mcclellan. widow OF little Mae when
presented at Court in London on Tuesdlv'
wore black velvet and MORE. With diamonds
aud pearls. Her daughter, Miss May Me-
Cicilan, a little blonde. wore gown Of en.
broidersd crepe de chene. with bodice and
tain OF white brocaded silk and necAlace
OF paris.
II is stated upon the very best authority
that absolutely the only person who knows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
.s.. r,s,,esars Last Public Hecep
ZION.


fBv telegraph 70 40 "'.F
wAsnsG1oN. Norcn TIE . E'e,iuen NJ
hsldh,s ls,, pablo reception ihi' ai'en n"ou u;
Overtwo thousand persons c'Hea' mos, %,
whom Nrre ladies'. and The Teeop''on '"S''u
more than an hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02

~, -, o'sn ~ The Treasury, SG0T, 3s7. 81 30;
o' go ''u"efs outstanding. S3iJ.Bsi .0'G gold
oe,,n ',es outstanding, sl302I0.7iT: silver
a.. '''h'''r' outstanding. s246.GgS. 953; Ger.
'ueS'c' OF deposit, Sl5.926. 600; fractional
SG0lS, l2a97. Us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02

CHICAGO. March The grand Jury
which Yesterday and to-day has been in'es'
ugatng inr libel suits OF Inspector bonheid'
Captain scaals, and Detective Lowensteln
against the Chicago Times. h.s Just finished
their investigation and found "nO bills"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02

by Apgio-Ameu. - cable TO the Dispai.h.l
BvgiN March THE Pot announces
that The Emurror'. Nis.tt0 k0sIsn1 is liked
for The end Of August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
EXTENSION OF rHELOcALGovERESENT
IN IRELAND.
This and Other Questions Interestingly
Discussed by mes'rs Gladstone,
Goscben, AID Othors
BY Anelo-Amorican ca0Io 70 no nlsraich.l

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49,. '''. "'''''' 'i''' '''
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,i,o ~. ',.' IN i''.
Ell ~" '-''. wy r..
lac. a. "',''"'' ,DI .'.'t "a ~.
,,'t =, 49, '','' ~ 80 ,'.,..,o,, ,,,,
Mr. rI.,.a'.,, .,I''.
Nr uor'o,,., .'.,. ,..,,i,.- Ga, o..rs,,.
ll-. ,i.i, mad. d.. ,'.,,,. r..,,..,
Sc. aftfless. rented fb,t b.oiin,, know.
Mr.. T.rnac ,a,l e,,or..l ',o I,o.,.a and
w.. lordl, ,hc,re4
Mr. ~ II s-.,,1 d.o,o1 fla, tt. C,,or,.
mont had ,,i,,e4 f,..e ,.,.t..lc. attn. 4...
ro.ei "a th1 .r..,.,
Mr. n p Do,b Up.dio,l o.rol o., VIZ
smith g.,.. moi ,ygsre n,,t t.s r..,r,.v,r1 I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
aAgKETs By rgtEsRAPa


MN 80
NV YOak March Cotton stoa1y. sales To-
day. te. bsl", nll4IHng ul lauls. ly J-l5c., ore
leAns. lu1-i.c.; lcl Uo.~ Dlllalri ffrcip,s, -,.-
=, na'ps export. -fo Great Br ta.u. @!.ia bates.
FIan.e. - Dal-,; d ,he continent. ...,s ia ~
stock SUifts bales. " oeklf Dot rereI ~ a. .Ais
port .I2l ya.c-. .-nss. &. .-jl taie- exports ~
Urea. Britain. II }.i uai~a Fran e 80 bale. F.
10 no Continent, ,,isi balos; forwarded. .. -
bales. saie-. 1870 DAse sp.oueis. lbs tG.s<
aolIncra Sour Grin common ~ fair cx,rH, AAz3
ft.al. good 90 cg0.ce 90. g iaS3.'h Wheat cIi
Ans n1mlualiy un hanged. No. red, " 49, S.,
ina elevator; options iuu, aahc. higher sad
af~Aiy. No. raj. March. BAr April. s9a, q.
IA. siOOa cora tull aud easy Nc. ,, sac. Ia
elevator; options trin sal quiet March. q Lisa
49,: Aurl, 4JGsNac. Nay. Dha43. c,
closing AZ 49,. cas- Gui; aud weaker, opt.oas
duA aud steady. March, 80 sS05,c; April
sI.c: Nay. lis.c; No = spot, SA AL - (;
m xed western. 2Ja,2, Hops steady and quiet
Codos-Optious closed nrm l5a0 points
40. With local buying; cables lover. Win
moderate business; March, tiaSaslf % I:
April, tlGEakl650: Nay, tid gssid5o, spos
Mo strong aud higher; fair csraOsA tls ~
sugar-Raw strong; fair ronning, shc.. CEN
uIiugals. 10 tesL 5ke, renued quiet and s;1sdy ,
4, Sa,AS+.c.; exsrs 4. So a6ac. waite extra &.
"a ae S-ioc. +; yeaisw, s5SsSse-. on A SIS. /.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
THE DOCUMENTS
PRODUCED ~ COURT on WEIGH Pig
COLTS EVIDENCE WAS BASED.
Presented by Solicitor sosmes, Of The
Tines TO the Parnell Commission
Ihs Trial Proceeds.

10y Altlo American cipie 10 fle Df4NaA'QI
LoNpoy, March THE Paracl Commits.
sion rra>.emblcd Ibis mornine. The excite
mrn' manifested for several days past conse-
qneni upol the col 1p.e OF pigg1tt on
cfo'--cXamiDuiOn and hig ligh, had subsi-
ded and the proceedings were conducted
quietly. The Court refused 10 allow Hons.
Ton. Secretary ~ the Irish LOYAL and IA.
biot'c mon, 20 uia6p "a personal statement
or 10 hand 10 the Court written document,
on The ground TIA the time was incon-
Nenl~u'. paruelr- secretary sw0re that
Ohciiy, Dayitt. and Campbell did not write
letters = ascrlbed 10 them uy Piggolt jus
TN Mccarthy also testified. He denied that
he bad h1d sn iUiersleN with Piggoii.
Lewis, solicitor Tor PANEL. te.ilfed that he
tod Pigsotl that tbc letter not being noc0-
tiole hc could not b. prosecuted Tor iorgerls
but we liable 10 prosecution for obiainns
money under false pr,tcuces. Wines de-
clArrd tlai bc bad not promised Piggoii
iarthia.. Mr. Labouchcre testified that Dee
hsd never offered pltgott 81 .90O II be would
swear than the letters were forged a. sworn
10 oy figgou. llc said tibet ,eiOre the com-
mission opened somebody named OBri'n
had offered him a packsi oi letters which
were slid 70 have b.eu written by tgnn and
Parnel. he DID aot know O'Brieo. soameS,
solicitor Tor thc Iimes produced the docu-
men's on which Pigeotts evidence WIS
hs.cd. he sid that every statement Piggott
had made had been submitted 20 the cOg-
mission
Lew, was recalled. Ha testified that he
Wss convinced tbat Plggoit was iorgcr bee
fore ever hc saw him. Houston announced
MS readiness o. submit 10 cro,s-cNiminailon
ami no give security i0r hl- continued 1i-
tendance before the commi'Fiou. Attorney
General Wcb.tcr urged that Houston be iu-
mcd1'riv crO,seXamlued. 80 Is fo enable
The Court 90 have all fhc facts before them.
sir Charles Russell. ou behalf o. tIe Par
ncnitcs, applied 20 the Court to exercise it>
discretion under the commission an and
make on interim report 0u the gonuneues-
OF tne letter, that had been placed DO c'I-
jcuce.
Acknowledgement Webster, FOR The rime-.
urged trat 4. ~ir Charlie, kus,cI bad stated
lhs' there was @ iOu conspiracy behind
Houston and Pigeoft ihr cross examination
of Houston should nc finished before the .o-
port w8s irlur'.
SIP Charles fus.cll Euf ve have nothn-
iO do nov WITH anything except tie gen.
uineness oi the letters. which t1e Atorucy-
General say. ho cannot iu-, tv.
Pre.ifirg.Justioc Hsrrcn Ihe charge e
the existence a. i0vl conspiracy has 10
bearing on Toe point now before ne. our
jurisdiction ~ pre.ort s tmuCd 10 'ar
charge and allegation. against certain per.
sons. II IFS mo- part OF orr cu'y 'o dt'i Zoo t."
report with fl' charge. r-rn-t o.h.t p"r-
,0u.. Ilit Dil 3D.. decided 20 tHe nrE' -t-
tuy
Ar0rnev.Cencral Webster occupied ihe
remainder ~ enc lsr with lae reading oi eye
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THERswITH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the Now York and Richmond
stock yIehangss-Graia Fiour Cot
tor, Meat. and other QuOtstioni


$3.50 WksTfNGrOv. MARCH I. -Fo- virginia
- fair. followed satIri1y ny light r-in.
kkhk with ea,ic-'y wins ana slightly
- lWafnier
- Tor North aoi South Carolina. f,lr.
followed saturday Dy nght rain station
ary tempefa u~e. followed by ..nig warner
weather, eas'oriy win -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
1EAT55 AZ TlE BRIDAL.
a Hytng Yun Married aud ATS E0Hy
ystcrtau-ts Disappears.

This city is aaMict over tat story
90 u.t.f,yy SIR pn.h n.,L..~.l
Uu.eou WI. about tbiriy.r,e yr.r. nil
~. hsd r,or, luxury 4nd never ,1Hcd h.,
flyer> ssi,h work DR.. father. vhaoun, "a
Iar... ,,..,e I'm England. bad a splendid man.
SION lu rr, ton euI q town rcsi1cur~ in
ontar. Ralph during h> cashier years
received H'flHI r1urmi1H. a, l'
grew up le lersm, dcJc.'r. sud y..h fhc
tI.a 0l laaefii.-ny isc tIa,.D4 a.rni Cari.
dl he c4m. au, U..r i7. wears ago. lle
. oi9 pot t-ty,. extensively. but ei'er ,orlug q
iff'ao % flp country ho settled down 90 Nou-
tsra.. T.cieus $50 suflcuou tore-'f-.
,l,r, N.l..I,. .,eurtf.- ~ Are. Nrlc4bv.
.l\p .i.!v.rs street. Nii.. N4rv Ninicarv
uf, ~. ru,.ar'- n'r. Nr. Hu--.u was
good u.tHr. auI MI tle address OF .
-'u'Icu.n. N.ss tlu.rtt hA1 been l'ti'd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
4 Week. Fatiures

NEW YORK. March l-Business failures
occurring throughout the country during
LAST week number for the United states, lSs;
Canada, 44-total. 232 against 30 last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02
fVHE BRADSrKEEI COMPANY,
CHARLES r. CLARK, PREsIDENE
BRAD5ThEBT7S RICHMOND OFFICE
NJ. l.Js EAST MAIN SlRA-L
Telephone SO.t5f


The Richmond orice nzs moro nan keD' pacs
win no rapid growth OF The city and develop
lneut Of Tie territory tributary 10 L. IL offers -
,nc uer .auule community VI ins section al tu3
advantages OF Gsystsm tns superiority VI whl1a
!. recognized Ia ey0ry trade centro VI The evil
izol world InAg 70 q, IA special sense prepared
10 guard me intorestof - lOcai patrons s a.
tested py the fat That it has now a .arySr ~ ss~
s,ss AssT1bsrs LAaa gay OihsT zereaistils assssG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02

What is home withour baby or without
a bottle Of DE-. Bulls Cough syrupi .
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02

: ARGE, SELECT BEEF-TONGUES.
IL Ola Nirginia dams AMI Mldtiins fsrfis .
Hama. breakfast bA,oa, ana sEVksd bosi.
Edam, Pineapple. loaa AmogicA. aui 0.hsr
Cheese.
cos MCCARTHY a HAINE<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D EnzcUrRD AZ 9AE DlsPAroA-rkisr
laW-hogA
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Den TIsrs.

DR. G. SMITH. DENTIST, z.ss;;,sl
~ 4Sl Broad street, kchnOud. Va, Is ~1Ii1iD
daily us { steiuAn's Local Anesthetic for cx-
tracing tcetn-ibe bost-knoWn slisyiAtor 81 pain
20 the profession Ito has tho exclusive righg Of
its use Ia tho CITY Of Richmond. no i-eoi6m'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-02

NJ. PlrneU, upon rising to slcak, was
greeted with enthusiastic cheers, nl The
members ot the opposition, inciuiiug Clad
stone. rising iu their places nud waving Their
hats. Nj. Pa4ncH sad he desired 10 oder a
few words n sympathy % those oi bis
colleagues md friends who have sui
cred ~ iho principles adopted boy tuc
Chiei rretlry for Ireland. lie par.
ueiu believed they would be richly
rewarded m toe pc4r future by attainiog ihe
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-09-28
REMARKS AND CONDITIONS.

Entries to running purses and stakes must
be made to Secretary on or before August
18th, 1889.
Those who have nominated in stakes must
name to the Secretary in writing which they
will start the day before the race at P. M.
Entries to all trotting and pacing races
close Sept. list.
Five or more to enter, and three or more
to start in all races for purses.
Notional Trotting Association Rules to
govern trotting races. Pacific Coast Blood
Horse Association Rules to govern running
races.
All trottIng or pacing races are the best
three in five heats, unless otherwise specified
FIVE to en- er and three to start. But the
Board reserves the right to hold less mum.
Der than five to FIJI, by a withdrawal Of a
proportionate amount Of the pnrse. Emit
rance fee 10 per ceet. on purse, to accompa
ny nomination.
National Association rules to govern trot-
ting; but the Board reserves the right 10
trot heats Of any two classes alternately, II
necessary to finish any days racing, or to
trot special race between heats. A horse
making u WalkoVcI Snail NC cutiticu oh'y
| to the entrance money paid in. When less
than the required number of starters appear,
| they may contest for the entrance money, to
be divided as follows: 661I to first and 33H
to second.
No horse shall receive more than one pre-.
| mum.
In all purses entries not declared out by 6
P. M. of the day preceding the race shall be
required to start.
| When there is more than one entry by one
person, or in one interest, the particular
horse they are TO start must be named by 3
P, NJ. OF the day preceding the race. No
added money paid for walkover
Racing colors to be named in entry.
The trotting race drivers will be required
to wear caps Of distinct colors which must
be named in their entries.
Each days races will commence promptly
at Up. M
All entries must be directed to c. IL.
Stoddard, Reno, New.
THEO. WINTETS, President.
c. H. SToDDARD, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-09-28
CASH IN TREASURY JUNE 30, 1889:

AMOUNTS TRANSFERRED AS FOLLOWS:
From General TO officers sal Fund s l20s 65
RECAPIrULATIoN:
Cash in Treas. April l. 1889 8 is, 933 SO
Receipts for Quarter ......, 22a3 65
2O566 %
Discussed during Quarter s 9,4a3 "a
Cash in Treas. July l. 1889 11.1S "a
20 500 %
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-09-28
Thursday, October Sd.

No. Running Stake-Three. year Odds.
One and one quarter miles; $500 added; 500
entrance; SIS forfeit; second horse to save
entrance.
No. 8-Running-Seven eighths of mile.
Owners handicap; weight not less than go
pounds; purse $3.50; second horse $50.
No. 9-Selling Purse-One and one-six-
teenth miles and repeat; purse $500, Of
which $50 to second and SIS to third; for
three year olds and upwards; horses to be
entered for $1,000 to carry rule weights;
two poonds allowed for each 500 down TO
$1,000; then one pound for each $Ioo less
down to $500. Selling price to be stated
through entry box at P. NJ, the day before
the race.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-09-28
Officers of the Society:


No. 4-Trotting-Free for All-Purse
81. 500; 81 900 to first, 5000 to second, $2oo
to third.
Trotting class 2:35; purse $500; $3.50 to
first, $3.50 to second, 500 to third.
Trotting-Three-y ear-olds; purse $500;
$3.50 to first, $3.50 TO second, 500 to third.
These races to be trotted on days to be
named hereafter.