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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26

A. II. Mayne & Co., of 231 Main street,
are still at the front with their list of bar
gains in business and residence property.
farming lands, and acreage suitable for
plating. We are carefully watching the
market, and have picked up several choice
properties which we offer at low figures
We keep our list always full of frst.class
bargains, and our rustlers secure our prop
erty for US directly from first hands. We
also have few of those cheap lots left
in West Drive subdivision. These lots are
so well and favorably known that commend ,
is unnecessary. Call and see US if youi
want to invest your money so as TO get big
returns. If you want a cheap home, or
good business location, we have what you
want and can sell it cheap. a. H. MAINE,
231 Main street, up stairs.
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BARGAINS.

Residence Fourth East between Third and
Fourth South, 10x20 rods.
; residence on First street. between A
and b, 3x62f rods
Fine residence on corner of Brigham
and G..
5x1O rods, Third street, between and X
streets.
625xlO rods, Fifth street, between I and J.
b rods by 40 feet, Fifth East, between
Eighth and Ninth South.
15x1O rods, Ninth South, corner Seventh
East.
$4,000 feet, on Center street; S-room
brick house.
1Ox2O rods, Second West, between Second
and Third North
7x1O rods, corner Fourth South and
Third East
10xl0 rods, Fourth South, between Third
and Fourth East
6Ox145 feet, First South street, corner of
Second East.
Choice acreage near Liberty Park, and
also near Jordan river
ELDREDGE & JENNINGS
Gunner Building, Room 90
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HaDpy HoOSiers

VIM. Timmons. postmaster of Idaville
Ind. writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines com
bined, for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble" John Leslie
farmer and stockman, of same place, SAYS
~sFind Electric Bitters to be the best Kid,
ney and Liver medicine; made me feel like
a new man" J. w. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, says: Electric Bit
tiers is Just the thing for man who is all
run down and don't care whether he lives
or dies: he found new strength, good appe-
tite and felt just like he had new lease on
iife Only Soc bottle at A. G. Smith &
. Coz drug store.
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SEEN FROM THE SIDEWALK.
Some Notes Picked up by Herald Reporter
Last Evening.

And now the ticket!
jackson, Ludlow & Co.. made things
howl.
The HERALD doffs its hat for those
cheers.
After last right-the Deluge-for the
Liberals.
Free water was the cry last night with 3
vengeance.
The HERALD gave each passing brigade
a red fire salute.
The flies were very reminiscent OF
Dlmlck and twenty years ago.
The tiambeau feature OF the cavalry laws
over the Lbs and has heap to spare.
James Dwyer held red ire torch from
his window and rent the air with patriot
iom.
The boys of the mandolin club made a
good showing, though they Couldn't tune
their Tyres.
Richard w. Young at the head of the
cavalry was Justify cheered whenever he
struck group.
enthusiasm that can brave night like
That amt be downed or drowned. All
honor to the marchers!
The rain didn't hurt the enthusiasm-it
only turned the tenors to baritones and
S--S - AANAAO"iiS CllCCU W lIC
Held u Johnson's band played some stir
ring selections in good style while sta
toned in front of THE HERALD office.
Hon; c. c. Richards led the applause
from the Hooper & Eldredge building. Mr..
Lund, MIR. Bryan and other legislators
backed him up.
An occasional cripple, limping from the
procession through WEAKNESS or lameness
looked hungrily upon the vacancy which
his falling from the line occasioned, and
firmly promised himself that next time he
would be in condition to continue to the
end.
The row of beer halls below Goddess cor
ner, emptied forth a crowd of Liberal yaps
who followed up the line of marchers
and yelled into their faces: "Scott. Scott.
George M. Scott Young, Young. John M
Young!' The marchers took it in good
part and responded with Gratis, Rats
George M. Rats!" The Libs evidently
wanted to precipitate riot.
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AUCTION, AuCTION,I

On Thursday, January 80, at II am
a'tine lot of household goods. consisting ot
parlor reception SET cost 5000. bedroom
sets, marble top sideboard, Moquet and
other carpets, child's crib and hair mat.
tress, single bedsteads, extension and
other tables. rocker and dining chair. lot
OF pictures and curtains, silver, glass and
China ware, etc., etc.
ANDREWS & REINsIMAR,
. AuctiOneers
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The Tenth.

The Tenth Political club will hold their
regular weekly meeting on Tuesday even
ing, January %. r. w. Young and James
McMurrin will be the speakers And the
wonderful midgets will be present to
furnish amusement for the Juveniles Come
early as crowded house is expected
w. j. STRONG, secretary.
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FIRE! FIRE !--RED FIRE!
A New Kind of Candles Put Up in Tin Cups, by
Crismon-scartf Company.

Crismon Scarf Co., druggists, are manu-
featuring red ire for street parades. They
are also manufacturing a red-fre candle
put up in tins, especially for paraders' use
Convenient, easy to handle, and only fifty
GEMS each. Every person should have one
in the next parade Send in your orders
for both kinds earlv
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The Twelfth.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Twelfth Political club of the Peoples
party will be held on Tuesday evening at
80, an enjoyable time is anticipated.
ii. w. Naisbitt, Esq. is the speaker for the
evening, and Prof. Helds brass band will
be in attendance. A cordial invitation is
extended to ALL T. V. WILLIAMS.
president
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3x1O on 9th and E; 81 900.
OAK. 4th South between 5th and 9th
East; $500.
Il3xloO feet, corner eth and X; s, 900.
2xl15, roorled brick. 5Jh West between
South and North Temple: g. 500.
1OxlO corner I'd street: 81 500.
1OxlO corner 3 l street; $1,000.
3xl0 9th South State Road; 81, 5OO
We have some choice acreage
Easy terms, for particulars call on Castle
81 Symons, real estate and loans. Grand
opera house, 81 w, I'd South street, Salt
Lake city.
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AUCTION! AUCTION!I

On Tuesday, January %, at No. II West
First South street, OF 1ine millinery goods
trimmed bonnets and hats, lot of shapes
feathers, wings, ribbons, laces, velvets,
etc, etc. Sale to commence at II am
sharp and continue until all is sold. VIM.
Lapham, Assignee.
ANDREWS &. REINsIMAR. Auctfoneers
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COIN BROS,

We direct attention to our sale of rem
nants OF table linen and other housekeep
ing goods advertised elsewhere in this
issue. The sale is for a limited number of
days only and will be the only remnant sale
of table linens we shall offer during this
year. Conn BIOS
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Well. the name of Ernest F. Warner
upon the registration list filed with the
city recorder and in the handwriting Of 1
Mr. Clute viii that gentleman explain,
II he can, how that name came on that list,
other?
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s.F. BALL d CO. "a MAIN STREET

We viii on and after Monday, January
"a, be prepared to serve the public with
New England home made bread. We make
a specially of every thing in our line. Have
cooks, pastry cooks, and ornamental con-
fectioners. Bring your own cakes, and we
will ornament them
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The Fifth.

The Fifth Political club will hold their
regular meeting on Tuesday evening,
January %, when in addition to lively
programme, Elias Morris, Esq. has promised
TO address the audience on the present
situation. Will commence at 80 sharp.
Be IN time
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CHESNEY g. STEVENS

Real estate agents, Sc w. Second South
Street, room No. 10 Lyon building
have fine list of business, resi-
dence and acreage properties at reasonable
prices and easy terms. Come and inspect
our list before buying elsewhere,
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KNOwLDEN & CO.-LIsT ONE WEEK ONLY

5x2O, with brick house, 4th S., bet. 9 & 10
E.; $1,000.
Lot 3, block II, plat G.; $500.
Lots & Z, block 152, plat c.; $1,000.
2119x5 on 1 ST., bet. 6 & Z; 500.
5x5, cor. 9TH & st. 81, 600
41xl10, bet 9th 81 7th on l ST.; 81 900.
7x10, cor. F & 5th, S. 81 E. cor. 81, 900.
7x10, cor. East ~ End S.; $4,000.
5x10, on K, bet. 4th ~ 5th; 81, 200.
e. % block 107 D. $500.
Several fine pieces of acreage Call and
see US for bargains. KNowLDEN & Co,
251 Main ST.. up stairs.
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BARGAINS,

1 have splendid list of property-choice
business and depot pieces, improved and
unimproved residence corners, city lots in
plats and F, and number of acreage
tracts for plating. Call and examine list.
z. E. WANTLAND,
POI Main street
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r. NJ. JOHNSON d. CO..

No; 20 First South street, west, brokers
and commission merchants, buying and
selling real estate, stocks, grain, provisions
and merchandise. Consignments solicited. \
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Can now be secured. These offices are
brilliantly lighted, heated by steam, fitted
WIN gas and electric light, water service
closets, ianitor service, passenger elevator
ETC.: and the rents are very reasonable.
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The decoctions served to the thirsty and
cold at the Occidental are delicious, pure
aud superior. First-class wines, liquors,
beers, ales and cigars. Family supplies a
q speciality.
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The person who stole large black New
foundland dog having a collar on bearing
the name of William L. Butler and num-
Der of dog tax, had better return the same
and avoid trouble. w. L. Butler, 50 Pear
street
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ART NOTICE.
DELICIOUS MARM REYERAcES

SkeJching lessons and studies from ma
z5are furnished free to pupils at L. L. vii
lard's studio, As East Third South street. !
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List your property for sale with G.
Goebel, real estate broker. Room 4, Lyon
block. No. So w. Second South street. n
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THOSE UNIFORMS

The handsome uniforms of the Scandina-
Wan band, which elected so much comment
| in last nights parade, were imported bv
the estate of d. o. Calder.
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TIE COLLIER AND CLEVELAND LITHO.
GRAPHING co

Lithographers, binders, state'and county
printers. Bank work speciality Bonds,
certificates, maps, commercial and color
work Of all kinds. City Office, 1859 Pro
gress building. II. 3. WlLMETH, manager,
| Salt Lake city.
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FOR S22.5O

You can get gents suit made to order
from our celebrated home made cashmere
at JOHN G. CUTLER & Bro, No sc Main
street
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A HINT TO INVESTORS.
SNAP.

Our office is at % Main street, opposite
4. Z. M. l. E. V. Fohlin 81 Co., real
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A SNAP

New fve-room brick house, pantry.
water, etc, rents for $50 per month, lot 2x
10, four blocks from postoffice; price to day
50, 800.
DICTER-JoHNsoN INVESTMENT Co.,
15S South Main street
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COIN BROTHERS.

We will sell Corticella Knitting Silk at
1914 cents per ball, and spools Embroid-
era Silk for cents. COIN Bros.
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Corticelli knitting silk, 3Oo. per ball at
F. Auerbach & Bro.
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NOBLE WOOD & co.
The only exclusive hatters, removed to
15S Main street
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at jennings hall, "wednesday evening,
January 30, 1890, at Z o'clock, for the pur
pose of organizing special drum corps.
1t is not the intention to have this conflict
Ia any way with the ward drum CORPS:
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A Special Drum CORPS

The following persons will please meet
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TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

AUER & MURPHY, Prnprsetors.
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tax NOTICE.

| HNIE Tax Book, for Un;op c.untv 6 r
| Il will be opened ut Union &. H.. s.
on the 18th day of October, 1890, for the
collection Of the taxes for the fiscal yc,r
commencing November LIST, 1889, and wi |
remain open until the 18th day of December,
tS'93et Mt which time they will close and
upon oil taxes not paid by that date Is per
cent. penalty will be added according to
law. For the purpose of collecting said
taxes | will be at the ro.lowing places
on the day and date named:
Union e. H., October 18th to Odd.
TSlerduc. Fr;sav aFseYSoaa.s-sx "a. i,i,...;
GHbs'. Saturday forenoon Oct. * II,
Csdar BIvG Monday afternoon. Oct. 37,b
Cross ksys Tuesday, O toter oS H.
Wut,r'. Store Wednesday forenoon. Oct
2gtb.
To,btn nm Thnr,6,v foreman DE-, 3O,b
Fysh Dam, Friday October 3lSt
Santuc, Saturday until 3 p. NJ. Nov. LIST.
kelton, Tuesday, Nov. 4th. and Wcdnc day
forenoon. Nov. 9th.
Goud.ywWc. Thursday forenoon, Nov.
9th.
Ecndrfch's Store, Thursday afternoon,
Nov. 9th.
WIikinriUe, Friday, Nov. 7, and Saturday.
forenoon, Nov. 9th.
Draytonrille, Monday, Nov. 10th.
Timber Ridge, Tuesday forenoon. Noyen-
Der llth.
AsLury, Tuesday afternoon. Nov. l1tb.
and Wednesday forenoon, Nov. 18th.
JonesrRie, Thursdaa,- Nov. 18th. and
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SAEisiC E r > SALES
FOR OCTOBER, $500.

~ virtue Of sundry execution, to me di
- rected, l will SELL before the Court
House door, in the town Of Union, on Mon.
uay the sixth day of October next, during
the legal llettfr Of sucs, the following de.
scrl6ed property, ;o-wit:
80 ACRES
All the right, title n, Il intcrct that T. J.
iiHrris owns in one tract of land, situate.
lyihg and being in Union township, Union
county, containing two hundred and thirty
acres more or lcs', bounded by lands of
john McNcnoo, p,.., P-----sp<sSs-s--
nadore, John G. Ga'lman,- Lydia Sinclair,
DR.. l.. +. Mcalor, AMI others.
Levied on and to be sold as the property
of 4. J. Harris at the suits Of Thomas Vim
son and others, plaintiffs, against Il. j.
Harris and J. e. Harris, Defendants.
ALSO, 100 ACRES.
One tract of land belonging to the estate
of Joseph NJ. Scott, dccca.cd, situate, lying
and being in Joncsvillo township, Union
County, containing one hundred and sixty
acres, more OF less, bounded by lands of
John Sartor J. W. Scott, c. r. Long and
McWhirter uact. set off to the widow and
children of Joseph NJ. Sect, deceased, as a
Homestead exemption.
Levied on and 10 be sold as the property
of Joseph NJ. Scott, deceased, at the suit OF
William Munro, plaintiff, against Joseph
G. Scott, as Administrator Of the estate OF
Joseph NJ. Scott, deceased.
J. G. LONG,
Sheriff Union County.
Shcriff's Office, Union Co., Sept. -, 1890.
Sept ~ 3S '3t
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Poor House and Poor House
Farm
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, !

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
UNION COUNTY, Sept. %, 1890.
@ EALED bids, addressed to the Clerk Of
~ this Board, will be received until Mon
day the 18th day of October next, for Super
intcndcnt Of Poor House and Farm; and
bids for the necessary sewing, which will he
two suits each for the raupers unable to do
their own work.
For The farm the County will furnish the
Stock for two.horsc farm, provcnlcr for
sad stock, and the necessary farm imple-
mcn'S.
DUTIES OF SUPERI INTENDENT
The Superintendent Will be require |, when
not otherwise employed on the premises
for 'hc County, to make Il hand ON the farm
and do the necessary hauling of supplies
and wood 10 hire The additional labor and
cultivate the farm under the directions of
the Board.
Any further information required will be
given by the Clerk of the Board, up IN ap :
plication.
BY order Of the Board
CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk Of Boar |.
Sept - 30 st
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Notice to Creditors.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS !
UNION Comfy.
UNION, :. c.. Oct. |, 1890.
4 Ll persons having claims against the
IA County not examined and approved by
the Board, will be required to present them
TO the Clerk of the Board
BEFORE TIE FIRST DAY OF NOvEM-
BER NEXT.
Persons hiding JURORS. WITNESS, AND
CONSTABLES CERTIFICATES issued from
the Courts of Gtncrhl Sessions are included
in this notice.
1t is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY that
creditors shculd heed this notice, il they
do not wish to bavc their claims passed to
the next ii.cal ycrr, thereby dcpriving them
selves Of the payment for twelve months
hence, and preventing the Board from
making n true and correct statement of The
Indebtedness of the County upon which the
Tax Levy is based.
by order of the Board
CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk of Board.
Oct3 90 Vt
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Last Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
n Rice 4 Mcclure are hereby notified
that payment must be made 10 the uadersign-
Ell before the first of November next. IL is
out of our power to give longer Indulgence. as
the affairs Of the -caaeaiirurg- CO. SoriIv
Obliged to be closed up. Persons disregard
ing this n'tice must not be surprised to find
their claims in the hands of our attorney.
}. W. MCLURE,
for Rice X McI.urc.
Oct ) 40 IT
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BEronK AND srrrK Us,xc AT one tin

BEronE AND srrER Us,NG AT one time
had.awful Sores aud P;mples onFm my face,
and after using two BOTTLES of SIS. s. was
-eured, anil now have nice smooth complex
ion. JAMES L. BoyIr Atlsnt, Ca.
My LIFE A BURpES.-I was afflicted from
my infancy with Catarrh and with eruptions
on my face for ten years. was attended
by the very best physicians, and tried o
number Of bo3d purifiers, without perma-
neut relief. The mineral ingredients settled
u my bones, and caused Rheumatic trouble.
y life was a burden to me, and my case
was declared incurable, when l saw s. S. s.
advertised. Eight bottles cured me entirely,
Suu reer IKE -Suew- -pcrsons-
JOSIE Owens, Montpelier, Ohio.
tt, t;sc on B!ool and Skin Diseases
mailed / &c.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Atlanta, Ga.
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Tue WEsr AND THE SorTII There was
n deal of good hard horse scuse in Congress
man rillman's speech to the ~ district Con-
veutiou on Friday last on the occasion of
his denomination to Congress. What he said
in opposition to the sub.lrea,ury bill was
very much to the p int, and what he said in
regard to the propsosed pol ticIl allian &C
between the South and the West was partic-
ulary appropriate just Mt this time, when
people are running after 50 many strange
gods "The West IS more bitter against the
South than the North is" said Mr.. Tillman
They put u tax on Southern cotton seed oil
70 that it will DO fit for nothing but manure.
Where were your Western sub treasury
friends when Congress taxed your cotton
seed oil; when it added 800 per cent on
your cotton ties when the infamous force
bill was passed., and when the West refused
10 vote for free silver? IL is sickenng 20
h"nr :hc South ,aik about forming political
alliance with the West"
Mr.. Tilman's heal is very level on this
point. The West, if possible, hates the
South with an intenser hatred than the
North and East, and has never lost an oppor-
tunity in politics ami legislation to show
its utter disregard Of the rights and Interests
.of tins section of the country.-SoRe 6i the
-Ibittrrcst political opponents Of the South
a,ail from the West. The most violent and
repressivc measures aimed at the South
have found their hca test support among the
Republican politicians and statesman of the
West. To talk of the South making q polit-
ical al lance with n section which has never
exhibited the slightt>t evidence of kindness
or fairness in its treatment of the South is
TO talk utter nonsense, and we arc e ad that
Mr.. Tilnan las placcl our too responsive
people onllhcir guard against n scheme which
means only further political degradation
to the South. and u further sacrifcc of the
spirit Of independence On the part of the
South.
The fact is. the South has precious few
friends in this gr,,t American Union. AL
.othtc sections and all parties win trade upon
our Mexpcricncc and cIcdulity, but it would
be supreme folly OH our part to give more to
any section than we get in return AMI to
shut our eyes to the designs which all the
outside statesman have upon our pockets
'and our industries. If the West stands in
nee Of the South il will come to the South,
Ibut Tho South should not break its neck TO
sget to the West II we are going to trade
an politics at all, we mus ut least trade even,
and it would be in keeping with the COM
mercial spirit of the day if VIC should re.
ruire something to boa.'-Ncrs and
Courier.
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LOOK OrT FOR CorSTERrEITs.- Chief James
Brooks of the secret service at Washington
has issued circular warming the public
to look out for new dangerous counterfeit
two dollar certificate, which is said t. be n
close imitation of the genuine. 1t can be
distinguished from the latter because it has
no distributed fibre and no parellel silk lines
and also because the mustache in the portrait
of General Hancock curs upward instead of
dropping.
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'TnE RiCHrsT STAKE IN THE WoRLD.-
Secretary Lawrence has comp led the figures
representing the value Of the Con.y leland
Futurity : axe in which Mr. Bclmonts can
didatcs, Po'omac and Mashcr, ran first and
s>ccond, and Mr.. q. B Morris's colt Strath'
meath, third. The total value is STII.700, Of
which amount 9,430 is T. Potomac 5
credit, So, 800 to Washers, and $3.50 to
Srrathmcrth's. As Mr.. Belmont won the
81, 500 awardc to the breed " the first and
second horses, he will receive $T5, $50 aS his
sh,re, thus making the stake to him the
most valuable ever won by any horse owner
all breeder i'm the WORLDLY. y. Times.