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The sun., 1890-06-26
THE RUNNERS At CHICAGO.
First and Second Choice Horses Win-A
Big bet Tenny

CACLCO June "-The talent made tho lovers of short
horses weary to-day at Washington Park by selecting
two successful faVortss, ana in the remaining races
followed up their luck by the victories Of four strong
second choice horses Tho Tenny and Salvador race
aroused GrOSt Interest and fuel added the flame
by James Murphy, once u partner OF TSnny's owner,
betting BookmAker George whselock $1,000 10 SI2OO
that the ron OF Rayon dor would win purso race
one mile opened the days racing here PasAde q ?
TO oil fAvorie won clsVSrly by length from BRrney
Stone, Jr,, EuturiA third Time :43b4
The second race purse for two yeAroldS nve fur.
longs had six stnTteTB kinEmAn tho fAVorite at
tol he won By a short head after rafting hniSh
with Burr Cooper Harry Ray Was third Time, O3
handicap sweepstakes, for three year ods apd up
ward ono milo and half had a hsId Of seven Typo:
Bonita Outbound was third, length on. Time, 23sk
Tho selling pur!e Al nine furlouRs had nine stAIteIs
Roar was backed down until he became the fAvoIlto
but third the best lie could do CiAmor winning
eAnter by length from ormie the fGvoTtS coming In
thrd Time. 5bA
The purse for three'ysAr oldB, mile and q six
tesnth closed tho days racing Three started CrAW.
hsh was hot favoIitc but FyaWAy. who has two very
had legs, mAnlRod 10 last the winning easily
hT alSHgIh Cameo came in third. Time, .5U5L
The sun., 1890-06-26
News from the Horse World.

Donovan. the winner OF last years Derby.
has broken down while In preparation for the
Ascot Gold Cup.
B.F. C.-Bnrnes rode Folsom at the Brook
lyn Jockey Clubs track on May II in the race
in which Fordham was first, Eon second, and
Gregory third.
Hamlet. by Regent. has been sold to Albert
Simonds for $4,000, Hamlet has twice changed
hands during the Kansas City meeting, being
first purchased by II. Stover
Tho lordly chestnut that worked between
races yesterday was St Carlo. the runner.up
for the Futurity: who is being wound up for
tho big Realization Stakes for three year. olds
10 be- decided on the last day OF the Sleeps
head Bay meeting.
The British Jockey Club met on June 8 and
amended the rule as to racing programmes 40
that 1t now stands as follows; There shall
bo In each dRy'e programme tho following
races, 10 fill with five entries for each OF them:
~ Two races OF a mile or upward. t2i One
being neither handicap race In which there
are any selling conditions nor confined to two.
races specllod In the last clause"
The sun., 1890-06-26
TIE ELECTION kRAUp TRIAL
Points Made by the Defence In its OpenIn
Speech Yesterday.

Points Made by the Defence In its Opening
Speech Yesterdny.
In the trial Of the first batch OF Jersey City
indicted election officers the prosecution closed
yesterday. In the morning the contents Of
twenty ballot boxes In which there were Joker
ballots were shown to the jury Charles w.
Thomas. who was last fall the proprietor ofthe
Hudson County Dispatch, in the Office OF which
It is alleged Joker ballots we're printed was the
first witness at the afternoon session. He had
refused to obey q subpoena served on him and
was traced to Paterson. where he was arrested.
He was asked whether Joker ballots which
were shown to him by the prosecutor were
printed in the Dispatch office. He admitted
that they might have been. He denied that he
printed any ballots last fall on the order OF the
Hudson County Democratic Committee, or
that he had ever received check for any
amount signed by Edward A. Dugan the
treasurer OF the committee. He said he kept
no books at his office, and could not tell who
me meS ne @ade the
opening speech for the defence. AS 10 the
mot the Sy
said: They produce the poll book. which
they say contains the names OF al lpersons, whose
show you that 90 OF them are explainable., The
other one we admit We haven't been able to
cutor had not been able to find on the registry
list, and then showed the Jury names on the
be would produce Witnesses. he said. to prove
that all the votes were legal. He disposed OF
the allegs,ion Of falsttyng the regis
90 names on the registry questioned.
and they were ordinary mistakes IN spelling.
found In the box with stamp differing from
the stamp In the head OF the box, he said. tho
difference IN the stamp was entirely the fault
Of the machinery in the box. He invited the
jury to take q box in the jury room and experi-
ment with 1t and convince themselves. He
admitted that Joker ballots that, had been
stamped previously were peddled BY workers.
on election day. They were simply stamped
for Identification. SO that when the ballots
were counted at night the watcher for the man
who had peddled them had done his work.
Five witnesses were examined for the de-
fence before the court adjourned. They were
called 10 prove that the allegation OF the State
that they voted but were not registered was
false They sToIe that t5ey 5ey were registered HS
may be finished to-day.
The sun., 1890-06-26
sale of Theroughbreds.

LEXINGTON, June 25.-James r Mocann of this city
has sold TO g. g. Pickersil Birmingham. Ala tho two
yearold bay colt by wilkes Boy. dam Lizzie, BY Har
odsburg Boy. for 1000
Charles Bachman. Stony Ford, Y, has sold to II. N.
Hanna Cleveland, the bay lly Lnnie Ysarng, by An.
tonic, dam Reality. by Princess, for large price
II. &. Mcdowell son. this city. have sold to Col Hg
Rinson Massachusetts the hay twoysArold colt Fiam
bord by Dictator dam Palmyra. by Princeps. and the
chos nut mare CRdenZa seven ysRr by King Rene, dam
Virgil wilkes by HeOrRe Wilkes. Price private, but
known 10 he in tho tbonEAndS
Mcdowell 4 Hon have also hoId TO B. X Walker OF
Colorado tho bay yeArlinR hlly by King Rene, dam
ulriCa, Harold
Lest"r Witherspoon. Midway Ky. has sold TO Wilson
Moo dy, Eninonco KY, tho bay yeRTling colt Baron
Wilson, by baron wilLeA dam PAttie Beatty, by Hero
OF Thorndale for 81. so
The sun., 1890-06-26

Rents are duo
to wash-day, unless you wash
with Pearline. It'sthewashing
in the old way with soap and
rub, rub, that makes the holes
in your clothes. You can't get
them clean without rubbing;
you can't rub without wearing
them out. A month of ordinary
use won't make the wear and
tear of one such washing.
Try a little Pearline-aOstk.
out SOAP, The dirt comes out
easily and quickly without
rubbing. There's no need to
drag it out by main strength
there's nothing to hurt your
clothes, no matterhowdelicate.
There's no hard work about it
either. lt'seaGyvashtmg-both
for the woman who washes and
the things that are washed.
It's safe washing, too. Pearl
inc removes the dirt, but won't
harm anything else.
Beware Of limitations. IsS JAMES PYLE, N.IS
The sun., 1890-06-26
AIaurIes DaI1 Surprised.

Maurice DAILY, the billiard player, prepared q sur.
prise last night for his friend Lawyer Jere Weinberg
OF Brooklyn but before the affair he was him
self very much surprised. Mr. Daily and party OF
tTiends repaired to Mr.. WOTnboTgS once In tho Ar.
buckle building to which they had Already sent beau
SoSn WrnOsIg pnaSy hEva N
nsrVslouay formed cue for presentation 20 Mr.. DAILY
billiard W0Tld kAoh presentation WAS happily made
The sun., 1890-06-26
ASCHEME TO EsLAneER1KER.s ISLAND
And at the Same Time to Save tho Harbor
From Being Filled Up.

And at tho Same Time to Save tho Harbor
From Being Filled Up.
Simon Stevens addressed communication
to the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund yes
terday, In which he stated that he had two
clients, either OF whom would pay 100000 for
Riker's Island. which he sold to the city In 1884
for $1S0.O00. But he. with great disinterested-
moss. advises that the city should not sell, and
directs the attention OF the Commissioners to
a map OF tho tweve-foot depth contour line
around the island and to the provisions OF q
bill he had passed in 1885 granting TO tho city
the land under water and the right to I'LL in and
gain about 400 acres OF made ground. The ex-
pense OF the crib work would be made up by
the difference in towage charges. as Mr.. Ste
vens's plan Is 10 have the filling in done with
street dirt and ashes. The city will not only
be the gamer In the amount OF land which will
the public buildings on Blackwel's Island.
leaving that island free for park purposes. On
1t a most beautiful park could be made. which
Much OF the interest shown by Mr.. Stevens
In this matter Is due to the concern he feels at
I've o hs nsbOs By the
Of the harbor He notes an inconsl slstency In
the city filling up the harbor. while the Cham
appropriations to dredRe It out, and says that
Y has been suggested TO the Secretary OF War
tnat ne snail ask Congress 10 amend the act
which gives him supervision OF the mort, SO
that scows or vessels that are engaged In
liable to seizure and conllscation instead OF a
petty fine.
.Mr, Stevens makes the recommen alton to
the Sinking Fund Commissioners that tho
Dock Commissioners should be requested ut
an early dayt to commence tho construction Of
pier at Rikers Island. and a crib around 1t
on tho l2.ioot contour line. and the Street
Cleaning Department required TO make the
island the dumping ground for its dirt and
ashes Permission should also be given to
private parties to dump collar dirt and the
debris OF old buildings. Tho communication
was referred to the Comptroller.
The sun., 1890-06-26

The Brooklyn Board Of Estimate considered yestsr.
day the county budget 1891 The total amount ask cd
by the various departments 81 sI0 but this was
cut down s2U7B76a. The item for instament OF re.
fund ed loan was reduced from S26OO TO SIAOOl and
$3.50 900 allowed for county wards instead of S244
400 asked for There mark cd in the estimate
for tho Charities Department and tho County clerks
Tequstion OF 500 was reduced to OOu The Hoard
Inserted an item OF 81 O3l to pay for repairs 10 inc
burned work shops at tho PeaitsntArE "
The sun., 1890-06-26
TrottInE in wIIkesbarre.

wLEEsnARRE June 2o.-Ths trots at West Side Park
were attended ty than 90 this after
noon. and 1t 4 O'Clock this evening whom the last
heat was trotted. In the 224 class Camille won the
second, third. and fourth heatH; time 1854 2s2A.
In tho 2isn class Edna &, won tho race IN three s
Pritchara second, ovette and Ike Stewart dstanced
Tho event Of the day waS the 2iH class six hotly
nrss ffh. and sixth heats, William Gee second, and
Red Duke third and Nellie b. ruled out Best time 3D.
The sun., 1890-06-26
Photographic Companies Consolidated.

PouGuEEEPsrE June 2o.The trustees OF the New York
Photographic Company and the trustees OF the Metro
poltAn PhonoRraph Company met hore to-day and rat
ned agreement entered into by the trustees OF each
company for tho consolidation Of the two comnanIeh
The Of the consolidated company the Nav York
hrst year John r. !anes John D. CheeveT Richard
Tounley Harris. Noah Davis, ". seward Webb William
FAhnestock and John L. Martin. The once of the new
COMPANY win be locALed hero. -
The sun., 1890-06-26
KlIIsa By . TsIIIar RrlsL.

Samuel Goldhne. aged years was playing in front
OF his home. s7i Ridge street. last niEhL when brick
fell from the roof OF the building which IL Vs stories
high and struck him on the head causing . depressed
compound fracture OF the Skui He died ten minutOS
later Gt 0OuVsTneuF Hospital
The sun., 1890-06-26
PuShed Overheard by the Crowd ana
drowned,

Angelo BsrnATdouE is years old of s44 Park strAst
while attempting enter the free bath lt the foot Of
araES Ind StoywnsS The bod WaU I.eoysPSd
The sun., 1890-06-26
Get The Best

Is q good motto to follow in buying medicine.
rs we'll AZ in everything else. BY the universal
satisfaction It has given. and by the many re-
markable cures It has accomplished Hoods
sarsapsrilla has proven itself unedualled ior
building up and strengthening the system. ana
for all diseases arising from. or promoted oy'
impure blood. Do not experiment with any un.
hoard Of or untrled article which you are toiu
Ia :" as uood as Hood,sn but be sure to get only
The sun., 1890-06-26

Ime-ZIZ43l Z'zF ITO
For the third days programme the 2:24 and
2:36 classes are down for decition.
The sun., 1890-06-26

There Is nothing TO be said about the third
| race for 2:23 trotters except that G. T. l.. was
| favorite at $50 to $50, and was never headed In
| any part Of the race.
The sun., 1890-06-26
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Sold By all druggists 81; six for So Prepared
By G. 1. HOOD & CO., Lowell Mass.
100 Dopea One Dollar
The sun., 1890-06-26

The Central Railroad OF New Jersey has Just
completed In its Jersey City yard a reservoir
for supplying its cars with the Pintsch system
OF gas, with which all OF them are to be lighted.
The sun., 1890-06-26

the Pennsylvania Railroad Company east OF
Pittsburgh and Erie for May 1880, as compared
in gross earnings OF s40S 223, an increase In eT.
penses Of $420. 1874. n decrease In net earnings
OF $l2,7ll. The five months Of 1890. as COM
Increase OF gross earnings OF s2.719.2 300. an in
crease in expenses Of $2,437,7l8, an increase In
net earnings of S275,572. All lines west OF
Pittsburgh and Erie for the five months OF 1890
show a surplus over all liabilities OF $64 .5OS
being a gain. as compared with the same
period of 1889. OF $34G.8Gl.
The sun., 1890-06-26

conference was held IN es chicago yesterday
running from Chicago to the Ohio River and
those Of the lines south OF tho river with view
to forming an agreement in regard to through
association will be formed TO embrace the ter
ritory between Chicago and Southern points.
In the Federal Court, Chicago, Yesterday
Judge Blodgett rendered his decision In tho
case OF the United States against certain execu-
tive officers OF the Michigan Central railroad for
violating the Interstate Commerce law In
carrying grain from Chicago TO New York at
cut rates. Messrs. Nichols and Somers were
Agent Street was fined $4,000. and sixty days
were given In which 10 pay his fine
The sun., 1890-06-26

These freight engineers OF the New York
Central have just been promoted TO passenger
runs: Edward Hulsapple. William RiRney. and
James Kelley. They stand extra
The sun., 1890-06-26

The new hrakemen appointed by the Penn
sylvania Railroad are l. Lynch. H. Sullivan.
J. Holt, b. DuRan, and J. Nlansberger.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

The hustle around tue Buffalo group of copper mines and shelter, after ser- en years of ldleness, is indeed rratity- ing. As was stated in prsrlous issues of the BslT, the development work re- gently done on the claims comprising thus group has exceedeo the most san guinc expectations and a sufficient body of hlsh grade ore ha, been dis covered 10 warrant smcltiHg. With this in view the management IS hay ing needed repairs made, The ma chiuery at the smeiter is Leng over hauled, the road between mine and smster repaired, and the necessary bins for orc and coke will be con structsd A new water jacket will also be required Meanwhile work in the mine progresses msst t4yorabiy, and by the tune the smelter is in read mess to blow ID, the alopes will bc in shape to supply all tae ore needed.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

WHO WILL GUESS ?--St. Claire 4 Pratt, the leading jewellers of Ph@- nix, Arizona, being grateful for the past liberal patronage, will give to any patron of their repairing depart mont a handsome tilting water set, finely engraved, and satin finished gold lined gohlet and Slop bowl an of best quadruple plate, 20 inches high, and valued at $50, who .uesses nearest the population of U. 5. Each number will be registered and a duplicate of .ams will be sent to each gueSser, All guessss must he m before July lSt. Should two mako tho same guess the first will be considered. Every body having repaulng done will be entitled to one guess for each piece of work, Register them your watch or .yewelry 10 bs repaired. They pay all expenses of sending and returning watche, &e., and guarantee work. Reference, Valley Bank, PhGnix, Ari- IOna.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

We arc in receipt of a photographic representation of a monument to 2nd Lieutenant Seward Mott, 10th U, $, Cavalry, killed at San Carlos, A. T., March II, 1887, by an Apache Indian, who, for the commission of his mex cusable crime, was execnted at Globs the county seatot Gjla county, Deccm- Der 27, 1889. The memorial was erected 10 the memory ot tieut Mott by his classmates of the U. :. 4iilltary Academy and officers of his regiment. Tho design is unique, fitting tribute to deserving officer,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

Ike Hlnzman has opened a boarding house at the north end of town, in the large frame building which he re- gently purchased from Mrs. NJ, J, Moore. The location, near the smell ter, is convenient, and besides con duetipg hrst.class restaurant Mr
 Hinzman has iOdgIng accom- 70 odatlons, desirable for men employed at the ln,ne or shelter. His aim is 10 give boarders full llyalre for thslr money. For board or lodging, apply 10 Nr. liipzman OF the premises
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

It is said ths. Hon, Alonzo Bailey, st Glsae, wil. be the naNt Councilman trcm GIld. Mir Barley s ono of na- tures uebl.msn, and, aside lrom bis politics, wo know ot no man mere worthy of houors ip The Territory, nor one that will mako a better legislator If Glla must send Democrat, she will make no mistake in Ar, Bailey. Phoenix Herald
 The BELT is in accord with the Herald, That Bailey is capable and worthy of distinctive political honor, can not bs gausayed, but it is more than qu.stisnaJlc whsther he has ths tims CT inclination 10 assist ln iram. ing Territorial laws.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
SHERIFF HEyvoLns' WATCH.

In recent ssrmish in ths Sierra Madre mountains hstwcen Mexican troops and tho renegade hpacbes who killed Sheriff Reynolds, of Gila county, and escaped, one Indian was killed. On his person was found q gold watch that belonged to Sheriff Reynolds, which had his name engraved sn 1t. The watch was taken from the body of the dead Indian by Col. Kosterht2ki and is now in the possession of the commander of the district oF Arispe.- NogaIsS Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

Ths greatest achievement yet made in haiographlHE is said 10 have been accomplished during ina recent prac. tics by Lieutenant Wiitenmyer, who succeeded in signaling a message by single flash 125 miles, from Mount Rene Daar Fort Mcdowell, to Mount Graham, noar Fort Grant, where t was received hy Captain Murray. The latter by tuunlng his instrument, flashed tb. message to Fort Huachnca, ninety miles, making 2i5 miles with 2 sipglo intervening stahon.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE, Prescott, Arizona.
 NIn,.h 1Tth fSoO

LAND OFFICE, Prescott, Arizona. l
 March 17th, lS90. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler hae filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court, or in his absence the Probate Judge at Glnbe, Gila County A.. T., on June 27th, ls9o, viz: Huston c. Ward D. 5. 2li7 for the N. E. i x. E. Section 20 and N. N. ". 1 and N. W. N. E. Section 21 Tpwnship6, <. R. E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz; J. A. Brown, J. N. Clan ton and W, W. Moore all of Tonto, 4. T., D. Hardenberg of Mcdowell, A. T.
 Any person who desires to protest aganct the allowance Of such proof, or who knows of any suhstantial reason, under the law and the regulations of the Interior Department. why such proof should not be allowed, will be giy- cn an opportunity at the above mentioned time and place to cruss examine the witnesses of said claimant, andto offer evidence in re- bpttal of that submitted by claimant.
 [. BURGESS, Register. ,,,-- os G.,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

C. A. Fisk returned from Solomon. vile on Thursday. Iio informs us that an officer left there on Tuesday last with !iro prisoners four Indians and Ghlnaman sentenced to various terms in tho Territorial prison. 0l ths three Indians convicted of the murder of Herbert, the freightsr, one is to bs hung in July, ono ruesiyed , life sentence and hs thlrd gees 10 lu- gua for 5 years, The Indian who shot Dr. Pangburn in ths hand got b years, and an Indian who was re- turned fer trial on tcchnicahty from tue Columbus, Objs, penitenuary, al tar serving thrOs years, was again tried, convicted and sentenced to 9 years confinement at Yuma.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

We learn from the Valley Bulletin that the three Indians indicted for the murder of Horbsrt, the treightsr, m March last, were arraignsd, tired and feuud guilty, IL will be remembered there wers five Indians implicated Tn the murder of Herbert, two of whom resisted arrest and dicd in the ssques- tsrsd valley of Salt River in conse- quencs of tho indigsstl5le bullets in. iected by Lieut.. Watson command.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

A seemingly harmless Apache i' df'using his unwelcema presence "round town, and Paul Pry like, drops in as a yi5ltant wherever he Iinds dsor ajar, to the disnlay of un- protected females. Deputy sheriff Lsnergan notified him 10 tyu ka shee,) quit town, and not to stand upon the order of his going,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

D R. Hamlin, of Lemore, Cal. says a few dozen bottles of Chamberlain B Cough Remedy which he sold there ere a,ed such demand for tho ! ,medy that he could not well get aleng without it. Those who use it find t so much superior to any other remedy they have ever tried that they recommend 1t to their friends, and that Is what makes it so popular For sale by H. c. Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

The greatly required wotsrworSs al San Carlo, Indian Agency arc now in succe4siuloperation, ThcpearIy iiquid gushGs abuniantiy and J.essss una wares. As this is tbc monumental age, it is now in order 10 perpsuats iu CarrRgau marble the form and i:a turs, of Cap;aln J. L, BulljI, 2ith |. $, Infantry, acting Indian Agent, nho inaugurated the system.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

J 5. MarGhall X Son, of Atwood, III. say their sales on Chamberlain Cough Remedy exceed those of all other cough medicines put together Their custo- mers have leayued it's true value. For sale by II C, Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

TAe Journal, Minor states that Su- peryisor Clark has appointed as cen sus enumerators for Glla county, John w. Wentworth, eff Psyson, and J. Q, Dunlap, of Tonte. Globe was entitled to one enumerator, but we hear of no one hsro having applied for the ap- pontmont
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
POST OFFICE RULES.

Office open from A. M, to P. N,, daily. Sundays s--tne bour after mail arrives Mail closes going East and West at i3 \. H., daily. Money Order Department closes at T. a., dsily-Sundays excepted.
 Mails go to San Carlos and MaNey every day Sundays excepted to Catalpa, Ar in5r, Toata, Rye, Payscn, &e., every Mon day. Wednesday and Friday These mails .lose the night previous at IT. NJ.
 JOS. II, HAMlIb, P. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

Hess, tho man whe created the rum pus at the Arlyalpa mines was triod before a justice of the peace at Fort Thomas and was given 30 days in jail, which will afford ampls time for re. ilscticn cn his misdeeds
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24

NOTICE. A small, mouse colored marc mule, branded K on left hip, about 8 years old, unbroke, strayed onto the range of | San Pedro ranch man, who holds the animal awaiting identification by the owner. For further information apply at the BELT of,oe
Arizona silver belt., 1890-05-24
GLOBE. 4. T.. May g. 1SaC

GLOBE, \. T., May 23, I890. Tbo memorial services of Alexander Post, No. 6, Department of Arizona, c. A. R,, will be held in the Post Hal, at o'clock, q. m, on the 30th day of the present month. All comrades are requested 10 attend. The services in the Post Hall will be private. A csn- mitiec wil attend to tho decorations at the cemetery.
 r. SaASLEY. Commander.