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The Daily bulletin., 1890-01-18
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1880 L. NJ.
SULPHUR FOR DIPHTHERlA.

Mr.. John S. Wiles, surgeon of
Thornc0mbc, Dorset, writes to the
London Times that after two cases
of malignant diphtheria out of some
nine or ten be had been called TO
attend had proved fatal, the mother
of sick child showed him an eX-
tract from an American paper con-
cerning practitioner who used sui
phur to cure the disease. Accord
ingly he used milk of sulphur for
infants, and flowers Of sulphur for
older children and adults, brought
to creamy consistence with glycer-
inc. Dosc-a teaspoonful or more,
according to age, three or four times
a day, swallowed slowly, and appli-
cation of the same to the nostrils
with q sponge. Result--he did not
lose a case there or elsewhere, and
he succeeded in saving life when the
affection had almost blocked the
throat.
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A PALACE car for the Oahu Rail
way and Land Company came by the
barkentine w. II. Dimond, ycster-
day, and was landed and removed TO
the depot this morning. This is the
finest and most exquisitely furnished
car the company has yet imported.
The seats are finished with rich plush,
and movable tables maybe easily
attached to each chair. The decor
ations OF the interior of the car are
superb, with the royal coat-oi-arms
hung on both entrances.
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ATTENTION, Police! Hart &
N Co., rroprie,ors of the Elite Ice
Cream Parlors, ON Hotel street, will
keep their establishment lit up during
night time, and will pay any police
officer on watch the sum of $50 that
catches any trcspasscrs on their pre-.
misses. 45S 81
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COMPANY ID OF the Honolulu Rifles
met last evening, and elected officers
as follows: Captain, Hugh Gum ;
First Lieutenant, j. b. Castle; Sec
ond Lieutenant, Ira A. Burget.
After the election speeches We're
made by Col. Ashford, Major Heb
bard, Capt. Langley and others.
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Is. A MEETING of the National Reform
Party was held in the Maemae church
Cd district last night. Addresses were
delivered by Mcssrs. W. II. Cum
mings, Crabbc, +. Lucas. Wilcox, r..
More, and j. A. Mehrtcns. The
meeting was large and enthusiastic.
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THE Government flags We're placed
at hali-mast on Friday afternoon and
to-day, and the Government Offices
were partially closed to-day, on, oi
respect to the memory OF the late
Justice Preston
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MONDAY next, the 10th instant,
will be Chinese New Year. On that
dav the United Chinese Society will
hold u public reception from 10
o'clock a. m. to p. m, in their clnb
room, on King street
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Ara meeting OF the Hawaiian
Camera Club, held Inst night, the
following officers were elected: Pre-
sidcnt, Geo. w. Smith; Vice.Presi-
dents, DIR. +. r. Day and John A.
Hassinger; Secretary, J. A. Gilman
Treasurer, Thos. w. Hebron; Exc
cutive Committee, c. Hedemann,
Arthur w. Richardson and W. NJ.
Giffaul
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LAST performance OF the Boston
Specially Company at the Opera
House tonight. should the Alameda
arrive in time, new members will be
added to the company and will play,
See advertisement.
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A MASS meeting will bc held ut the
Honolulu Rifles Armory, Bcrctania
street, on Monday evening next, at
which the candidates for Mobiles ON
the Reform ticket will speak.
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The W. G. Irwin viii sail for San
Francisco tomorrow morning. tax
ing n mail from the Post Otiicr,
which mail will close mt . o'clock.
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Boston Specially Co., Opera
House, at 8.
Blue ribbon entertainment at Y.
Nj. c. A. hall, at 80.
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DEPARTURES.

.TUN ~
Schr Icahi for kona
Am Tx Matilda. ,SwcnSon. for Port
Townsend,
Schr Lavina for Eva
Am tern w 5 Bovine. Bluhm. for san
Francisco via Mahuhona
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PASSENGERS.

From Molokai. per stmr Mokolii, Jan
lS---llugh McCorrlston, wife and chil.
,lrcn and 70 deck.
From Kauai. per stmr Waialcalc, Jan
lS--Arthur and Charles Rice.
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VESSELS LEAVING ON MONDAY.

SlmrJ A Cummins for koolau at a IN
Stmr james Mnkec for Kappa at . pm
Stmr MOkOlii for Molokai at : pm
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THE funeral oi the late Judge
Preston takes place trom st. An
drcw's Cathedral, at O'clock this
afternoon.
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RESPECT for the memory ~ ihc
late Judge Preston prevents the band
playing at Emma square ihi- alter
nDDl
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Disgusting that the Equitable holds remarkable
the World hsi
holds larger surplus gives than any
company. bennington Spa Courier.
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.kO REWARD win be paid by
TSCO Hart j. Co. 10 anyone that
will give information that will convict
the party that broke into the Elite Ice
Cream parlors on Friday night, January
II, 1880. Aho :"
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

kAMEuAMEuA School is having n
three weeks vacation, beginning to-
InV.
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BLUE RIBBON LEAGUE.

There will be an entertainment
under the auspices Of the Blue Rib
bon League this evening in
the Y. Nj. G. A. hall, commencing
at 1880 o'clock. Everybody well
come. Following is the programme: !:
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With the piful of what
done by Companies by the
the Equitable Life Society the nl
81 Dublin lyccum
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ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.

Following is the order of the
services of the Second Congregation
of st. Andrews Cathedral to-mor-
row, Sunday.
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Views of the British Press.

The Equitable shows figures equal those of the national balance
hccts OF rpcCtahcizcd SNc The Insurance World
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The Equitable Life colo9,al IL
and highest
among kindred Institutions. The Banking
Financial journal.
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The largest American Life Offices and therefore the largest in the
World the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the t. s. Fairplay
London.
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VESSELS ,EAv:E3 TC-M1aR0y.

Am hrgl W q Irwin. MrCulloch for
san Francisco ut 10 am
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TIL n.
Dairu Bulletin
SATURDAY, JAN. Is, 1890.
ARRIVALS.

Jan Is
Slnr ! a CumminS from kOolau
Stmr Mokolii from Molukui
Itnr Waiair;ilc from kilauca ana Hama.
lei
l = = Nipsic. Lyons, from Maui and
Hawaii
Srhr Noi Wnhiuc from lIanakua
Srhr Rob Roy from EVA
Sclir EniuhuW from Eva
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NOTICE.

HAVING bought ont Mr., W. II.
IL Page in the "iionolulu Carriage
Manufactory," at i2S Fort street, am
prepared TO continue the above business
under the old name of Honolulu Car.
riage Manufnc,ory, and being an old
experienced carriage builder solicit
the patronage of my old friends and the
public in general, aud with my thorough
knowledge OF the business and with eN.
pcrienccd workmen and using only the
best material | guarantee general salts.
faction. Please call and see me before
going elsewhere.
(Sgned); GIDEON WEST.
Honolulu, oct. 3S, 1889. h9l n
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DIED..

PRESrON--ln Honolulu. January Eth.
Hon. Edward Preston. Second As
SOciate Justice of the Supreme
Court, aged SO years. IL months.
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The office that has done the most promoting aud liberal Life
Insurance is the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the t. London
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BORN.

HARRISON-In this city, January
18th, to the wife of Fred. Harrison,
daughter.
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New business, in lSS9.... 10 900 90
Income 1889 80
Surplus .22,5Oo,oOO 90
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

There was no other criticism made By Mr. Blame on On
the Mckinley bill. and he himself sympathzea strongly
In that criticism. ,.,s
Mr.. Gibson denied the statement that Mr; Ela!ne
letter referred sugar alone. and asserted tlat IL IT,
ferred also to hides. wool and ores.
Mr. Morgan withdrew his amendment, IN orner
to allow Mr. German to offer one, and Mr. Gormal
thereupOn moved 10 amend by reducing the duty on
iron from - to 30 cents per ton.
Mr. Plumb moved to amend the amendment oy
making the rate so cent per ton.
Mr.. Aldrich sent to the Clerks desk and had rcN
from "Thc Congressional Record Of February 10:
l--3 the report Of amendment offered. and 0f
remarks made. by Mr. Mcpherson, in favor Of in
creasing the duty on iron ore foI 80 cents 10 IL
ton The competition Of the foreign o'c' was not
confined Nr. Aldrch said. 10 the Lake superior ORES.
but EXTENDED a well 10 the iron ores Of Virginia
Pennsylvania. Maryland. West Virginia and New York
We're senator's he asked. willing to destroy the iron
ore industry for the purpose Of allowing a single
mammoth establishment in Baltimore 70 make Steel
rails or S:eel ship, cheaper than they conh be
made ~ Johnstown. Cleveland PittSburc or Chicago.
Nr. German accepted NJ. Plumb's amendment
Mr.. Plumb's amendment rejected Yeas, 81
nays. %. MesSrs. Dawes. ingalls,, Paddock and
Plumb voted Ave-" with the Democrats: and Mr..
Payne was paired with Democrat. Mr. Barbour.
The rest Of the paragraph IL. was agreed 10 as re
ported by tho Finance Committee.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
FOR TIE OWL AND GAMncocK Co1oRs.
GIGS AND CUTTERS or THE NEw-YoRK YACHT
SQUADRON RACE.

New Bedford. Mas. Aug tSpccian.-Lonc before
The owl and The Pussy Cat" went to SEA. the owl
ard the gamccock were mariners, and every year
.incc I-7l the owl and Gamccock col,rs have been
raced for by t-, and cutter, Of the Ncw-iork Yacht
squadron al some time in The course of III, cruise.
To-day thc-o race, took place in the harlor. Com
modorc Gerry had large party Ior luncheon on tho
Electra. and hi, guest, stayed 10 witness tine races.
The harbOr Wa, alive with Yachts boats ard shore
boats. Gay nacs and signals wc7c nu'ic;lns every
where. and ever, body enjoyed himself
For the Gamccock colors gigs entered from
the Katrina. Columbia and Merlin. The course was
Il miles ana the samccock pcrtncd vict)rOusly on
the bows OF the Columbias rig. The Mcrin'' gle
was second These ric, pulled fou oIrs, and carried
four mon besides the coxswain The prize Offered
for thi, race by tn c!nb beside, the oolorS. was -
for every man carried The owners of tho ci:' en-
tered offered III addition 800 10 the coxsvan ana 80
~ each man II their boat Won the race Ihu- captain
Perkins Is :l5O p)orr tonight. and his Hg'' crew
that much richer IL the race ipr the owl c"i'r7
cutters werr entered from IN" Amhas iirc''' hur"n
and Columbia The race Vas Won hN the cutter "'
inc tmhas -adrce.. The cutters carried Two men bc
side, the cox swain. and pulled four oars. E,,h man
In the winning boat received 90 ana t'c D"d' IL" %"
lhc,c pulling race. were followed hy a race i'f
,,,j,b, t,uucho- Launches were entered from tho
pa,rna Lnrinc Waudrrcr Yampn and ~ ctri The !ai
ter yacht ha- two launche-. lhe 'h'r-' p'|,I "' y
of the Electra won thc race: IL W. - ~. i,'rci
wa second and ~, th" ccond r1' of tl" The o3''
h,udicnppcd 1, according o. -t-t~n d"N. - N
Ilcot (autaIu Peabody. The time q the Winning
auDrh over the course 80 minute ana - -"'i',.
Tho eot viii rf under way for Ncv port 9" morrow
In ,dd,t,u tu lie SPECIAL pIIl,- to l' i7,"d i"r "h
Xr,porr A l,t of whicA va, I1Iri,hoi in IT, Inhm"
h, morning. pfi2c Il goo r.' ben oi"'l i"i ~.
class elDDl, 1hl- viii take in tie "rtl'. hht'h'
and Tuania To night reception T." inr lttht ht,."r'
Of the fleet /, IN Proncss at The 'inb h."1e |i 'c u,
was when the cruise began. hut the comin0"ic never
thelc~s sails with fleet Of about seventy aAlI '"'
NnNnnrf 10 ln0rrnN.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
PRELIMINARY ROWING HEATS.
BEGINNING THE MIDDLE STATES REGATTA
RACING on THE PASsAIc.

The much talked-of and eagerly expected Mode
states REGATTA began in the trial meats Nc''cI""N
noruipg on the Passaic River course. Newark ~ -
The water was calm, there was no "ihh - Span ."
and II was not too hot 4 great many Pc"pe WI
nesscd the races The Junior singles were first on thc
procramme and were rOwcd IN four trial heats the
winners only to r0w in the finals to-day, The hrr'
bcat VA won Lv !. IIagcriy, Of the RavcnsWo"d
f. c. time 10 minutes and 90 seconds, with A. T..
Davenport Of the Atalanta y. G., second The -c'"hd
heat was won by 7. McManus. Of the Mctrop'htri
H. g. in min. AZ Sec, with r. H. Pcton second
in q min 81 seconds, G.. II. Bird, Of thc Irt'h
r. C.. won the third heat, with John snowdon second
Va time WAS taken In This heat foul intcrfere1
Ssnh the reckoning. The fourth trial heat was won
bv John Greenwood. Of the Excelsior Il. C., III .
min Il 80 Soc. with u. Reid Of the Paliaade i. c.
second His time was 10 min. - sec.
The intermediate single scnll races came next.
They were rowed in two trial heats. the first and
socond men in each heat 20 compete in the finals
TODAY. The first heat won by william Cody,
~ the Nopparcil Boat Club. in min. 81 % seconds
,c,.h William J. Mahoney second time InlI
a. 20 seconds In the second trial heat f. Marth IT,
Of the Palsade Boat Club took first place ia min.
and % Sec John IIcttrick second; time min IA
soc. -
The psir Dared gig raco was not rowcd two Of the
crews withdrew. All the other entries In this contest
,ytn te allowed TO row I'm the finals to-day. IN the
afternoon the Junior fouroarcd shell was the first to
Lc rowcd off, 1t rowcd In three trial heats. the
first boat only In each heat TO be allowed In the final
day qhc first heat won by the institute crew.
with the Union Boat Cub crew second Time Is % SEC
onds The second trial hea, was dead heat between
the Ataanta Boat Club crew and the Eureka Boat
Cluh men Timc-O minutes and 20 seconds. The
.,,b,r Kuu Association crew won the third heat In 3
n,inufcs 2G 80 seconds. with the Atlantic Boat Club
crew second. . ,.
Tho uuarrr mile scull was rOwed IN two heats.
ana Gret and second men 10 In the final 10 diY.
Tobn r Corbct Of the roquos Boat Club, Of Chicago.
H., won the first heat IN minute . "a ,ccohd> Win
1bnrirs InIgcr Of the Mutual Boat Club, Albany.
X y second al | minute 10 - seconds. The second
heat was won by Edward Carney oi The Institutes; III
= minnie o1j seconds George Frccth second. at l
minute % seconds. ., - - , -, ,,
The Junior eight cared shell race wa To"cd III TWO
o.. Grt and second boat to be allowed IN the final
Tho drst heat was won by the staten Island Athletic
fi nroyr in minute, and 80 seconds. with the crew
- ,bo nonntlcse Rowing Grub second Their time was
: minntes 80 Is seconds. The New York Athletic
c'lnb eight won the second heat in minutes and 81
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
A sru.ible PrrcnutiOn.

Though disease cannot always be conquered Its hrs
approach can be checked But not only is the Of
medicine, safeguard 10 be recommended on the first appear
ance Of maady. but wise Discrimination shouu DC GA
erciscd in the choice q a remedy ~" hrV years or
Stomach Bttcr has been IN reenng p
cinc for dyspepsia and aeue loss oi physical STAN
ina liver complaint snd other disorders ana has been most
emphaticaly indorsed by medical men 1s health ana
strength restorative is rdeed wise precauton 10 usa
this sovereign fortfyng agent and Alternative In the early
stages Of disease for II eoetay couneracts H. the mai
ady belongs to that large to wi ch this sterling med
cine is adapted. Not ooy it eneacous bu; pure ana
haruJGss.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
rRoTr1yG AID PACING At RrFFALo.

Buffalo. Aug. (SpeciaDAfter the loss Of day from
adverse weather the third meeting Of the Grand Trotng
Circuit began this afternoon. There some fast
time csrrcialy pacing class where Cricket lowered
her record by full second. but beaten after all by
her old adversary. Dallas. The sport was fairly good,
though the PAGERS furnished all the excitement The 80
class for trottcrs had field II six. \, they got
away in the heat Leopard Rose took the pole with
rush and won in 21. In the second hea, Leopard Rose
came home IN 21sL. This put an end TO the 7i'cnla'
ton and third did the for the race a. Leopard
Rose il iu 90
While Cricket generally conceded 10 be the likeiy
winner OF the 81 PAGERS the ned buyers raN'n
AGAINST her a, the odds Of to on the uafr'
their hope being PittSbuIg's champion DaiiiS.
Cricket won the first heat in . 1jA. Dallas made
IL lively for her the second heat, dosing rapidly fon
the head of the homceich and finishing - close - mo
mark that il difficult say which was INST Iho
decision was In favor Cricket and the time OF the milo
wa. :l8i; The third heat went 70 Dallas IN li%.
Dallas got another :lG'4, and scored The uc-
Gliding heat in 2:1Gh. Margaret >. was the choice ioF
the 20 class headed only once In ue contest
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. (Special)Augu>t corn opened at 4os
cents sold IL 49, and closed a: i3 September opened
at i9',, sold j0 and closed at jos May opened at
53L cents sold 5o and closed ji'-. Wheat did not
begin with much energy corn but II into almost
a, big market before the close. August opened 9sA
sold between o.. and 95@., aud closed at 9ss
September opened AT o0s cents sold between 81 and S7
and closed at 9IAGV'. December opened a; Jst sold
Ma, opened 03. sold VI O34 and vi %, and
closed 81 O+s. Oats affected by the innu
time prices showed an advance over Tuesday u 1882
GEMS and the close showed advance manta ned
Of 2Ld3 August opened at 312 cents touched 40,
closed at 39 september opened az 81 cents touched
40 and closed S9A opened 3y'. :Ouched
i2, closed at ~ Provisions again under determnN
outsiders who excited by the adNan IN
had another sharp advance January pork az one
moment showed an adNuncs over TUESDAY Of 20 cents
iarre AZ he close showed advance OF a. cents.
stopping s2 77a. August closed at sll IS september
80. lard showed advance Tuesday
1912 cents and az the Close showed advance u
10 cents stopping at - 9S January ribs closed at 70 Y.
70 Oj an advance over Tuesday Of l0Gl22 on
September wheat closed az 0j puis J5 c9lss
9s4 September corn. 50I cents put, isj4 calls DIV.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
GRAIN IND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF xEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-NORh DEALINGS
The bull excitement account OF the reported de-
ncencies in all the principal cereal crops continues az
fever heat Report after report comes in picturnS
severe losses aud in pte Of FcalEatios the tendency
Of values keeps upward The speculation III wheat
optons Yesterday amounted TO nearly 100000 busl-
els, The crop news from the Northwest continues
mfavorable. cables were irn, Increased ciearane:s
were reported and the export inquiry increased In spto
a., higher values. August ran nom 30 A. 80 cents
10 H. september went from 90 3-ia % - cents 10
III O3 : and May sold 81 % 1-oa II O3 3 Al 81 o.
There we're some reactions from top prices bug the net
gains Of the day were 7-ea u cent on tile curo
September sold al ~ and December at II 02 B.
Cash wheat advanced Ia = cent and 5000 bush
els were taken for export. including -rOOO bu,lelS
for Lisbon and $4,000 bushels for the United Kingdom.
Tie milling demand only 24,O00 bushels
corn also bullish. with a speculation that ran
up to 100000 bushels Gables were stronger and and
tie amount on passage 10 Europe decreased 1i4,ooO
bushels. The cry Of needed rain In the producing
one time prices were Is higher and the net
galns l-,a 3-o cents. Prices on The spot wei,
ba.hdi;. 5a h is cents 'D'"''' ''' 'Np'' w., w '
oats fairly leapcd in price on the serious talk Of
great shortage in the crop. Cash goods rose 2@3 IA
cents but business stopped appalled, at the demands
Of sellers. The options were fairly active and prices
rose 1872 "a cents
Lard was iQ5 points for options in sympathy with
the cereal demand. There were sales OF Lou terceS
tor export for special delivery In August ana Sepem
The final quotations follows:
Wheat-Angnst 80 - september 81 90 IL; a 30, 90
Corn-August, 90; september. oo Ii October 81
0sts-Ausust. a.; September, As; october, 43 l q
Lard-september So %: october, sc ~; November,
So -6 December. S6 80; January G-01D, - 10.
The receipts of flour and grain reported Yesterday at
New York Philadelphia and baltimore were a follows
6.404 bushels total grain 34s,6l4 bushels, Hour,
i.-77 packages At Chcago Milwaukee and 1t.
I9S'S uo bSh arreas "st so9 ga Bushels total gn
$50. f25 bushels; -four. 22,4l3 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

Berristcr to ! Eugcnis 10 Mamie T.. IL sunny Brook
20 Gunwad 30 q. W. 40 each Sally o. and Soph>J
Iiac'-G to l sunny Brook 10 . Satisfaction.
Pools-SatiSfactOn e22, Macauey SO. field SO Mutu.
ais s23
No the nag fallen than BarIister play
for the lead and got the quarter wa. advantage Of
two lengths Satisfaction second and Eugenia third This
order was maintained they had passed the half when
satisfaction under the whip closed and got even with
parrster and then led him into The Satisfaction
would not run kindly however, and Bergen kept Jogging
her. As Sunny Brook, coming out OF the ruck made
desperatc challenge struggle between them was in.
enselv exciting and sunny Brook by neck Macau.
lev being three lengths away. The winner bought
by T. II. Stevens for $500.
The programme for tomorioJ Is exceptionally strong
with the Merchants Stakes the attraction The interest
taken in the pool selling revelation and as each
succeeding heavy pool sol there applause
II brought back memories OF Old times. Here are the
entries:
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
A WORLDS FAIR RACINE CARNIVAL.

Saratoga Aug G lSpccialJ.-l. Int Wheeler and
Secretary arrived and tJ Of enthusiasm
over proposed racing carnival during the Worlds
Fair. Mr.. Brewster says 1t l. the intention OF the
Washington Pork Association TO give meeting extending
over ninety days from Iunr aud open series 90
mammoth stakes, including World, Fair Derby, with
small entrance and large starting fee, the club
qua ranteeng IL be worth 600 % the winner
There will also BE- stake for threcyoarold hllies n bc
named honor OF Queen Isabella ~ which SlOcOO
will be added and the Columbian stakes for all ages,
guaranteed 70 be worth s25 900 Many oi
the Chicago capitalists have given the club assurances OF
cordial support encourage tho Officers TO proceed
rrith thnfr Inns