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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-01
DON'T BE AFRAID
To Give Information to the Census
Inumerator.

To Give Information to the Census
Enumerator.
The following ciIcular issued by the
superintendent of census, will make it
clear 10 everyone that infoima ion can
be freely given to the census euumera.
tort that is-'hrough motives of pol
icy-sithheid from the assess n. aud
that the two returns will not 1 e COM
pared 10 the disadvantage of the tax
payer:
Frm the representation recently
mad T. this office from different parts
81 thr country, ~ /. 5-vidrut that In.Ie
|. more ~ les uul.C lr' p'iuu * sting
anurg c=Itilu eli sse- of the ruininun-
iiy. especially the agricultural class, ~
tu The object ~ the a, su-. ana there
l. gIrrf f.a~uu tn frur baI. un,.s. uch
ruti gncy he e.p'r.aly gIaJd-d
agr'n.i, fnary persous via p~ d. erred
tom ndrrlug f,ill auC arrur ~ ate.
mems "i hsir pTul erty auu ", vio-
luurllors - the fear thlt ,urh innr.
, msi on wpuld he used fr the purpose
~ 'aAHlN'ls ~ Aul- NNhll 49, ltu>lf
impair the value ot tie cEn.us for
D -um~ "t A. ~, - iupGitll I,ul y is.-,
sVtprylsbr~ ~ crn>us hove b--u in-
>lrlr''n not e. r,c,umeuu 'or ap-
l"lutnei ~ snumer' trI any person
/ Il r-rtlN or indirrci lv cIucein-d cttter
' ln III assessment ,ftr perry for aka.
I tiun ar IL ~ actu,i l.vying of tsya-
, iiuu ~ Nour dI-tticl. n no surn re-
""uutudalon wui h. appfoyrd Al
/ thong Ihis ud-r - ill have tue effect
If * luding many y rsors ho la
rv'rE other T-.p-r' tnan that men-
TONED w"uld make exc-ll-ut .uum-r-
nfnfs and who's NJ ointment Wa wen
81 ni.WI lated in tn letter 81 u.trpr-
ilrT- issued tu supervisors vi h their
r--pTsii!r commissions, the interests
q uf The ren.u- make II uh. e. Vanre i'm D..
+ perative. Very respectfully
/ ROBERT =. PORTER,
SUIT Of Cru-Us.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-01


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WE'LL. each well ,wo innh.. In di.m..
ter, all tp connect with one main ho--
lz'n'al iin- from which the CITY j. TO
y, pI.'e'' mh ,l'et 'l'lll ~ etn",s
w.Iis h.;nn a M ooo ,,aiI,,,,. T., o.,
hours.
Mr' jos Burns, ah" l. one of the
nE .u""',r wen snpbly men :"
honds ro .unniv IN. c,,r VII ,,s,
quantity of wqtar daily.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-01
Used to Riding Thoroughbreds.

A wealthy raacher of Wyoming
territory recently related n story of .
rich young Englishman who, while
looking about tae west for good in
yestments. visited his ranch. He
stayed there few days, and one after
noon as the cowboys were about 10
round up bunch Of COW ponies the
young man said that he would enjoy
q good ride in the saddle. He said he
was used TO riding only thorough
breds, and he didn't think they had .
horse good enough for him. The boys
convinced him that they had one Of
the finest horses on the plains, and II
he knew how to ride he was welcome
TO the animal.
He was apparently insulted whsn
questioned about his ability 10 ride and
answered that he could ride any kind
of horse. A sleepy looking bronze
was brought out from tho corrals and
saddled. Though he appeared half
dead he was the worst bucker in The
herd. "'Es lifeless," said the forcignr
or, when the pony was brought 10
him. The boy said the mag" wouA
wake up after the first mile, and IL
visitor got into the saddle. He didn't
linger long. The first buck junp
placed him on the horses neck, sna
after a second he was in the atmos
phere. He turned a double somse-
sault and landed on the sharp end of q
cactus plant. When he picked hin,
self up one Of the boys asked what II
thought of the Thoroughbred noWs
The question made the Englishmn4
turn pale. "'Es Q good 'oss, he -
swsrsd, but . leSss too blocusnD
igh."-Chicago Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-01
k.of II, Notice.

There will be regular meeting Of
Crusader Lodge No. Z. X. Of p, at the
Castle Hall this Thursday evening 81 8
o'clock. Important business will be
transacted and full attendance Is de-
sired. II. q. POTTER,
WM. FREEsE. &C.
X. of r. &S.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-01
lie Mures AN Anarchist.

PARIS, Apr,l 29.-Ts-lvs auarchi.t~
were urre.t 4 ye' terisv. Among ih'm
wrr" the NsTqm- DeMores, hi- srcre-
ia'y, Mnudscp. aud Provost, secretary
If he Hardrr-srrs' union. A uuuter
OF additional aTrrs's were mad-
throughout Fianre pl per.on- charged
With ilci'ing tie wnrkinrmpu tu riot
and plllag- on Nav 1T.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-01
ABOUT THE wATERwORKs.
Material and Construction Contracted for
and Work to Commence In a few Dsy..


B~rrh"li Ujlmsn, -up'. Of the MiIrs
CIty Water Hnd Electric Light Co.,
returned from 81. Paul on Tuesday
night, where he has been for the past
twp week. making conliac's for the
mate rial and mschinery 10 he rs.d in
the water suDEly system which the
company are ab M 10 pa IN in his
city. Owing to the fact that at tits
season Of the year rres, many I'M
hryo cities ia the Uuit'd STATES are,
like ourselves. undertaking internal
improvement In the way of water.
works. tn. pipe fIundri.s are pushed
10 their utmost capacity, and white
there was no difficulty in masking con
tract for The material, there WAS some
experienced in finding n concern ths:
could fill the co tract promptly
enough to sccord with the time limit
allowed IN the construction of the
works. Massrs. Rogers 4 Ordwsy. oi
~. Paul, hsv. undertaken to do thi-,
ard sgree To begin the shipm. nj oi
m.tsrisl on or before the 10th of MAY.
A mother delay, though not a serious
one. was exrerienced in the purchase
Of the big pump. 1t was assumed that
the Wnrthington company kept these
pumps in stock and that IL was only
necessary to have an ord' T To have il
flied NJ once, but Mr.. Ullman found
on interviewing the agent NJ ~. Paul,
that Il pump of the capacity rtquired-
one million gallons in twenty-fnnr
bour--would have to bp made tu
order and could not be gotten out oi
the factory under five or six week.
time. The comrsny finally agreed,
however, to ship The pump from the
factory within forty days. and the
order was booked. Mr.. Ullman in.
tended to remain in the east person
ally experimenting the shipment ot
msterial but as nothing could be
moved before the 10th of May, he cou.
clu ded to return home and arrange
for the work of construction, after
which he will return to st. Paul, and
look after the shipment ot material
ii nee his return the water company
have arranged with J. NJ. Buckner
the capable assistant at the electri,
| ght station, To do all the work o
putting IN the water sys lem. including
trenchinv. laying pipes. making con.
pections, setting hydrauts. setting biz
pump, sinking the wells for wstel
,upply and, IN fact, everything w Il
turning the system over for test.
As there has been considerable doub,
expressed by many of our citizens IN
regard to the reliability Of drive wei
system for water supply. we deem Il
proper to stste that Mr.. Ullman
while In st. Paul, submitted his plan
t. experienced hydraulic engineer,
who are thoroughly familiar with al
devices aud systems for procuring
supplies Of water, and all sgreed that
ss long as Tongue river flowed the
supply would be inexhaustible. A,
for the system of procuring water by q
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-01
It.nterposes &c Prolong the Life
of Kemmler. the Man Who
Awaits Electrocution.
The Progress of the Miles City
Waterw2rks Pragram-The
City Council Arrange
For Election.
Granted . Respite

rBURS, v. y. April -. Judge
WslIa,s. # the United States court.
ha- granted a writ Of hsb.as C rpus
rrturnshle Jun. L., IL the - of
Kenmler. Tn. gr und Cor ihe writ il
that h- act under which the exeru.
tion was 20 tax. pls". il in violation of
the constitution.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-01
Heroes Of the Dark Continent.

To those who have subscribed
through me for the above named book.
] desire to say that there has been an
unavoidable delay In getting the
books out, but can now promise that
I will be able to commence deliveries
In from ten to twenty DAYS.
W. II. Rue.
Miles City, April 3Oth, 1890.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-01

cn'nmu nf rnahiug matur A. far as
I "0. allowed 20 g,I'r ad hi- pur:
4 Young man walk q INTO Main
s'r'e' store ys-trrd ~ o., Il lu 40. w.r 10
y Iu--uou uf ons IL 'ic rI4IEs who
Wa, sl-o a friend he said Why" be-
fore the
But a position adj" al the top { the
next column asserted its rights, aud
The remainder Of the article was lost to
the world,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-01

TOP Of Column Next Reading"
A funny item penned by the humor-
let Of the Helena Journal was placed
by the "make-up" at the bottom Of Q
The sun., 1890-06-18
1T VAS JIMMY LYNCH'S FIGHT.
Il was Great Struggle. hut He Beat
Paddy Mcbride In Terrible Manner

Thero has been no more exciting hstic encounter in
the vicinity OF New York for years than that which
took place near Oak Point early yesterday morning
between Jimmy Lynch Of this city and Paddy Nc.
Bride of Phi iAdephiG, Tho 20 had been announced as
n OF grudge night tho result of short glove bout
that the same boys had tho Knickcrbocker Garden
two months ago, and AL members Of the prize ring
sporting fraternity were anxious 10 see it Tho result
that $50 spectators gathered about tho ring side
1t was known that Mcbride had hurt his left hand In
n small glove 20 with Con DuRan OF Brooklyn 10
Pit'snur1h two weeks ago. but that the injury
great proved to be in tho fight with Lynch few
peced The truth Is that Mcbride tonight almost with
ana forsnEsr Was s~osn and sore wa" prsetie"y s n
useless or any PmrP"Ss sncepL When in couple OF sx
lie f6iaIephiAn did effective work. As a means Of
HH sHaTa . I raday s
let @ ID rSp pS Hp TnsH nHa i been m sound men
Lynch, %l," had Jack Quinn HI. brother Hun, and
esd s Ss net ar EScrn face "9a
after tnS tnG as [ @y.r l,o% The stood
ri II" fEn'si :Is t va sms
w oM H @s Inc NE msn 1s me "s
stood it for eighteen rounds II no wou'd only take
So.S n Pa,.Gt pos Ro 1 %o MAKE % o @ "t q an
athletes would attsnd Tho le.tgrs. in me h9pe of fni
is Sa' .S HST NsGs 9"x sHF L" 10 T"'s
Ss soi !hf%us% aInG"x! s,asEsIy ~Tpr;i h. h.d
Sf' "s hasa fTs% s S 's1 pa" Il. Rn, for Il.
loser said That had nsvsrsSsa gamer ma1 VERY
body else felt the same way Lynch Simply slaughtered
him and vet Mcbride came out for avery round and
went through II with piuCk and determination tnAt
few Of the old timers present had ever seen.
IL a long battle considering the mum bor Of blows
suuck ln sixteen OF the eighteen rounds there was
Kind hid gOve-About New York in years Toward tho
last both got very tired and chance swing might nave
pt either out Mcbride had received many trightful
bows Gn tie face head and tody, however. aud was
lis "gs - La y that in each instaurs The peope said
hr woTli he done up' in the neItpunrh III the oGh
teen ruunl The New Yorker made lush landed eft
aud r'sh on the fa," and send saggrrug Paddy over
thr siugc rop" that formed the rinl.
Mcbride made valiant effort to get I'D Ii his
third kuock down, in onc Of whiCh he 'Anded hard
ih- rAN Uf he head. but he cTAwed under the rope
and tied ne best TO reach his feet lie got hn!f way
w"0ien toor but Hgan Attenptod 10 pick himSet up
The seconds were NyinI rapidly, aud n" know Il lie
nladr grand struggle % Stand up but he hadn't the
strength. and tho ten seconds passed making him
luser.
The sun., 1890-06-18
PRIZE FIGHTING nv CALIFORNIA.
Gov. Waterman - Very Severe ON tho CAL
iforniR Athletic Club.

iforniR Athletic Club.
SACRAMENTO, June 17.-Gov. Waterman has
addressed letter to Attorney General John
son on prize, fights in which he says:
desire most sincerely to direct your atten-
ton to the fact that tho State has been
thoroughly and completely disGraced by the
maintenance OF an organization given up TO
degrading and disgusting exhibitions of brute
force In so-called scientific contests between
so-called scientific athletes. which are nothing
more nor less than prize fights in opposition
to decency and the good order OF society
aRai inst which the law made and provided in
such cases should be operative in those local
tiles OF the state whore these unlawful prac-
tees take place.
They should no longer be permitted to de-
fame and degrade the soil OF our state, and the
nero fact that Is advanced that their patrons
consist Of those In the higher walks Of lie,
should be q still further incentive to put an end
TO the exhibitors alluded to. IN order that
their pernicious example may not affect those
In the lower walks OF life. AS 1t is now. it is an
evil and shame producing no good or benefit.
and only INDUCED in as o mere speculation by
those who pursue prize lighting as means OF
subsistence and support. and for gambling
purposes viii you do me the favor In the
absolute interests Of the State OF inquirnR into
the matter. and II the local officers OF tho law
are not able 10 cope with the subject. invoke
your aid as the chief law officer Of the State,
and ask you to proceed Immediately to take
such decisive action and measures as vii In
future preserve and protect from 80 foul a blot
tho escutcheon OF the State OF California"
The sun., 1890-06-18
TIE RUNNERS IN ST. LOUIS.
Julia MaEee wins tho Bankers and BroI
erp' Stakes-Money Lost on Tenny.
Absolutely Pure

Julia Magee wins tho Bankers and Brok- :
ers' ttakes-Monoy Lost on Tenny.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-Two oft i've favorites
won to-day at the st. Louis fair grounds. The
weather, at first fair, turned into o hard rain
storm, and the last two races were run on a
heavy track.
The half-mile dash for two year ods set the
ball to rolling A field OF eleven went TO the
post. Yale was the favorite but he finished
third. onliRht, a good looking sister to Agnes
and Oregon, won, ridden out, by half length
from Lamar. the latter beating the favorite o
like distance for second place. Time, 81 sec-
onds. Post odds-Onlight, 4 to 1; to place.
Lamar to place.
The second race, selling purse at nine fur
longs, mad nine starters. birthday was favor
ite but he finished last Donsman a II TO !
from Harry Ireland May Hardy n poor third.
The Bankers and Brokers' Stakes. one mile
and a sixteenth. for three year olds, worth
b51 to h9 nnse 9T9ufh 9o5 sa
MaRee was 5 to 2 on favorite in the betting
After Expense., who made the running for
took the lead and stallinG off Good -bys rush
at the finish, won under drive by neck IA.
Gense came In iour lengths behind Good-by
The fourth race. a sweepstakes at one mile,
had eight starters. Glockner was 70 2 on
Ell. Fred. Taral was third ten lengths off.
The handican at one mile and hree furongs
iayorite, tut Abe was beaten by head in
fighting finishing by Warpeak, a to l shot.
the Tner tGreF Rsfsn RsT sSg
Hooker. % dam Matte Glenn. The cot has been
better than his public form shows.
Books were made here on the track to-dayon
the "a Tsnny Wns ee
by the pungers here.
The sun., 1890-06-18
BATES sopnoMonEs SUSPENDED.
Disobeyed the FacuIty's Order Against the
"Cremation of AnnIytIcs."

cremation OF AnnIYucB'
LEWISTON, June 1.-The sophomore GLASS Of
Bates College, with the exception Of the five
young women and two Of the young men, was
suspended indefinitely by the faculty this
afternoon for participating in the ceremony OF
crematnG anRlytics last night. This ceremony
has been forbidden by the faculty fora number
OF years Last night at midnight, however. the
sophomores, clad in white robes and closely
masked gathered on tho chapel steps, hoard
an Grafton and sang an ode, and then formed Q
procession. with IA coffin containing the ana
Iytic geomerics of the class at the head and
marched to the summit Of Mount David. There.
after a poem and euoGy had been read. tho
" remains" were placed upon the funeral pyro
and a libatiOu Of Kerosene WAS poured over
them aud the torch applied As the cremation
proceeded parting odo was sung by the class.
This morning the faculty held O meeting.
and ATTEMPTED to summon the class before it
one by ono. The class, however. refused 10 at.
tend in this manner, and told the faculty II had
The faculty refused TO receive the committee.
and finally the clRss went before the faculty In
a body. The result was tho suspension Of the
class. The ladies' and the two mon who were
hot susprn ded did not participate in the cere-
monies, but II Il und ers' Ood that thoy will sup-
eXnminatlons until the others are permitted
TO do so. The suspended students were or
derch 10 take the first trains for home to-mor-
row morn Ing This will compel the abandon
ment Of tho sophomore DEBATE during com
nencemenl week. and probably also depriyes
ban Championship. There are still three
pumeS o be played.
The sun., 1890-06-18
HE HAD THE RECEIPE
a Mnn of Many Aliases Arrested Tor Steal
Ing Ceruacate OF stock.

Mnn of Many Aliases Arrested Ior Steal
Ing u Certificate OF stock.
A man was arrested In Fourteenth street
yesterday by Detective Sergeant McClusky
who is said TO belong to q well known family
In Baltimore. McClusky recognized him by IL
description which Marshal Jacob Frey of Balti-
more son: to Inspector Byrnes some time ago.
with request TO hold the man il he Was found.
lie is known in baltimore Us ID Williams.
alias kirkwood alias beach. alias Ellerton.
Frey said that In Nav u ote roon was
robbed ami that among tho plunder WAS GER
tilcaIr numbered 4 094 for siX shares OF Com
trll Ohio liairoad stock. such certificate was
presented y lew days ago TO Martin B Good
but refused 10 give IN the stock until he had
Inv csiiR gated he matter 1t was assigned to
MinthUrne Is. Taylor by Mrs Bucki6T. Mis-.
Buckler's signature Is sad to be forged.
Tie man VIII" presented tho certificate and
got the receipt did not come back and all trace
Of him seemed to be lost. when McClusky ran
across tie man he arrested in Fourteenth
street The receipt for the certificate was
found In hia pocket.
The sun., 1890-06-18
KAcing at Ascot.

LoNnoS. juno 1.-THE Ascot Heath raco meeting
opened to day. Tho AVe furongs won by head b,
Col Norths bay or brown colt SimoniAu by st. Simon
out OF Garonne, Nj Henry Miners black nIIy Gavorls
by Isonomy, ont OF rolonaise was second, three
fourths OF length before Mr. Roses bay colt by HamE
ton out Of Rustic Queen. third.
Tho Prince OF Wales Stakes OF 50 soyerotRns each
half forfeit with 1900 sovereigns added for three year
odA about one mue and FIVE furlongG was won by Z
half length by J. IL Houldsworths bay colt Alloway by
Springfield, out ofpLAdy Morgan. The Duke OF Rest
Angelica, was second and MI A. TAyIOr's bHy colt
lis6ridss by BuchAn-n oat OF Roma bad third
won by Sir r Jardlne Tour year old CHE" tnlt cnIt
Lord lorne, by Hampton. out of Lady Lucas Mr. 4
TaylrrE threey"ar Old brown colt il-riieur by Ian
cnStrian, dam by Advemmr-t out of Wtidriow;r Was
second, ard Mr.. Nyn"Ts fourYehr,old brown mi
Lily Of LumoN by uncas or lhurio ou OF Lady l.unl
thn az ance post Her Lord L0rne wrnI 70 tSs ION
an was not hftorwArd hraird, winning hy a hnIf
length HRr"nr was neck IN front NJ Lily OF Lumlc,
Majesty added to sweepstakes OF - soverinuS .acI
for. three year Olis, stone pounds IOur, ttons
nye tiH, and aged astopo EouHds inning panEl lis.
hay horse TyrAnt by Benuclere out of Queen OF he
Meadow ly a head Lord RaIdolph Chufc6iiS foaT
out OF FeAve wHs second ihT"e lengths in front nfWr
y, el FenwiCks three yehrud chestnut my, BY Zen
d',,r. ogt Of ha6ytiFth :, ,,o.oy.,...,, IN ,..,
yards WAS won by Il, Loghs brown colt The
amd s ~ boasss. Bsd SfS%s S%SSSr my fvSgn. Ssmn
by 81 simon, out OF lalmtoEoE WAS second, u hAlt
length in front OF MIR. huude Naples black niy Grace
The third year of the TIiennal stakes was
T'n by three lengths by Prince colt
Il Ti ROnds. % BY Ei.dom OUT Of Eugene A'SH 0"'
The sun., 1890-06-18
Entries for To-day's Races.

Although there is only one stake event on the
card for Sheepshead Bay-the Daisy Stakes for
two-year- olds, at five furlongs on the turf
track-the fields are OF a quality to insure fine
sport and active speculation as to tho winners
FAIRY and Vagabond look promising in the
Daisy Stakes. Civil Service and Maidstone are
good ones to back in the first race. Adelina and
Bellona ii. fllly may head the field OF young
Keel may do for the third race. Pelham and
Bl avo are fair selections for the fourth while
Tattler and Blackthorn should run we'll in the
at
The sun., 1890-06-18
0ru,noIlns Ovrr the Census.

DIRMINGHAM, Ala, June II. Thore will be q
big kick in this city, If not in the entire State.
on account Of the imperfect census work. Tho
enumerators In this city had three extra days.
and will complete their work tomorrow night.
IT Is known that hundreds have not been
enumerated. Several large boarding houses
have not heen Visited. and in some Of the big
hcon coun'ed. Ine Republican, EXerutiye
conn, ttoe Of lhe state. ia session here to-day.
passed no lo olowin-, without dissenting vote
" NbereGS, The best interests al all the poo.
ple OF Alabama. Irresnectlve Of party, demand
that the present census should be taken COM
pletei and
Whereas, 1t ie reported that large number
Of citizens have been missed by enumerators
for some cause: and
=, WonraS. These complaints come from
other cities as well bo IL
" Rrsoirsd BY the Republican, Executive
Committee OF Alabama that the Supsrinten-
dent Of tho Census be Informed Of the facts
mi II proven to he true that an additional
ven"us he taken At once aud those Te-pOnsl-
h'o for thls error and OMISSION be held Hc-
countable, rs provided Tor by law"
The sun., 1890-06-18
TrottlnE at Mystic Park.

BosroN. juno IA big crowd. estimated at 5000
people, witnessed the st Of tho four days trot,ns at
Mystic Park to-day There big surprise in the 20
claAs when Golden's b z. Fearnausht against whom
the betting stood 80 to in favor OF Mambr!no Maid
took tho sec ond third and fourth heats straight the
Maid taking only the first
o. class purse $50: divided
J. II. Goldsmith, washing,onvilie, n. Y. b.g
dawson 80; ,......... .;......'.''''.'' .'''i
q. + GriKRL Lowell b T. Volunteer. .......... dis
e. W. LeAyitL Boston b. IN Fanny Swopo ... dis
Time-23i@+ 23:, 2:32tR
2:2o class: purse 500.
J Golden, Modford b. e. FearnAnght .........<
J. II. GoIdsmi h. b. M. Mamhrino Mail.......l = 3
}. j. Borden. Mcdford Jcnn Nalj"au ......2 2
liGhRniB stock Farm Pawtuckot blk. x Oat.3 4 4
1ime-224, 2:2lLp, lin. =2o(2.
The sun., 1890-06-18

Jnnn l. sullivan did not leave for PuryiS Miss, yes
erday morning he proposed to but departed OH tho
clock express train over tho rcunaylVana road last
night John spent the day in painting The town red
lis WAS accompanied on hiA trip bv Duncan r. HATri
who Will remain with hlIL until he 10 either dis
CHARGED or Iendiced by tho Mississippi Jury. Tho DiE
fellOW bid his friends good by and shook hands with
every one in the depot before leaving Jack BARNETT OF
Matt ClunO could not go with him John expressed
uoh confidence that ho wOuld be allowed 20 20 scott
free by the Southern Jury About hVs hundred persons
were present when he train drew out OF the dePOt with
q Ch aboard
The sun., 1890-06-18

JINESrowN June IA large crowd attended the
opening meeting at Jamestown Park in the Lake Erie
TrottnR Circuit to day. The track Was In nne cond
ton. There more than eighty entries Following
tho winners
Three minute Trot-LenA II. first. Blanche r. second
Boliver third, Harry A. fourth Time jOh 2:35.4
1884 2.3iko
Time ;26L.. 2:23S4. ~.
Half milo and Repeat running)-FugatA nrst, Pat
Dennis second, Danvio third, Charley May fourth.
VI Nm
The sun., 1890-06-18
fishing Garhlr.
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN +!

cur PRICES FOR $500: Bra.s multiplying
reels balance handle srrow u Gun holds 800 terI ns
q "a LlUen reel line, ~ block -, feet thread sc
~ thread 4ic IL thread ,hc SHeacd looks single gIL
loo dozen, double ln'. irrb" .'r. heA1ei SNileA
l1c each Irass tNiye.s ltc dozen swivel spreaderh
&c each Gut r,tdrrN foot lrc dozen, loot 300 I;
foot, 4fr Large Variety n MOOD 'ees voc toG2 %.
and 81 each send stamp for illustrated Fishing
Tackle Catalogue for l'''
y. =. MARSTERS,
IS COURT ST MAX CITY HALL. BRuuKLYR n. Z
VIIIS ENkNlNbNJ
The sun., 1890-06-18
rum r.v for 1,rr., crrnnrns r"l,c-.

street. Cleaning Con.mr'pror FsAuie ASSsd he
Board yesterday name day when the sixty ordI.
nance police will bsEin their duties and the amount
Of pay they will receive The Board named July l.
men D. 800 lHd GsSTGSAnLu sSTGSAAtb RSeSSIGTy,