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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-07
PITTsBURG PRODUCE.

Timothy hay $40 to $l2, mixed hay So
and So, wheat flour 25 to 25; rye -four
% to 3 80; rye 80 to 54; oats 26 to %;
shelled corn SO to 35; ear corn 80 to 81;
wheat 70 to SO; country cloverseed 3 25 to
3 40; timothy seed l 40 to 60; buckwheat
flour . to II; dressed hog 4! to 5.
Apples SO to SO bbl; potatoes on
track 80 to 50; jobbing 40 to so; dressed
chicken IL to u; dressed turkey l6 to Il;
dressed duck 10 to l6; butter, country roll,
s to 20 as to quality; hand picked beans
! So to 90; choice beeswax % to 2S; fresh
| eggs ID to lG; goose feathers 80 to 60; cab
bage to s; onions | 40 to $50 bu; tur-
| nips 25 to l so a Dbl; honey - to Is;
| hominy 65 for 200 lbs.
LIVE STOCK.
At Hers Island, Monday, sales OF
| beeves We're made ut 81 to 81; bulls ? to
81; dry cows II to }; veal calves 6 to Ct;
heavy calves 3 to 4; fresh cows $25 to $40
A drove of Butler Co. steers weighing j.
| 250 to ! 300 lbs were wholesaled by John
| Beeler at $50 head.
The supply of sheep was light. Isaac
| Ziegler sold sheep at &c and lambs at g..
| Sheep sold at 4 to 6, and lambs at 5 to T.
| The market for hogs was slow. Volbrecht
sold mixed stock at 81 to At. John Beelel
wholesaled Butler Co. stock at 4 10.
THE OIL MARKET.
Closed Monday at 93t, Tuesday at 92E
Wednesday at 92s.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-07

Exclusive territory will be given TO
first class agents who will devote their en-
tire time during the season to selling the
Austin Reversible Road Machine to county,
town and other officials controlling public
highways. Address at once with refer
cnces, f. C. Austin Manufacturing Co.,
Chicago.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-07

Excelsior Diaries for 1890 Mt
DoUGLAss'.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-07

Teachers desiring to benefit
themselves and their schools, will
attend the Slippery Rock State Nor
NAL.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-07
Kramer w gons.

For Sale at
MARTINCOURT x Co.'S.
AT the Misses Marks Millinery
Store; Tampico Dress forms, Double
V waists for Ladies and children, Ma
dam Ssrong's Health Bodice, Strong's
Tricora for ladies and children; Van
dyke and Directoire Ruching; mourn
ing goods specially.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Administrators and Executors of estates
can secure their receipt books at the ClTr-
ZEN office.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-07
Marriage Licenses.

At Pittsburg, Thursday, Feb. q, VIM.
Ryby of Allegheny county, and Mary L.
Menser of Butler.
At Kittanning, Tuesday, Feb. 20, J. II.
Beaumont of Freeport and Rachel !.
Plants of Butler county.
At Pittsburg, Monday, Blair Carnahan
of Allegheny Co., and Ella N. Moore of
Rntler Co
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-07
T.. STEIN IL Son
THE PEOPLE
WANT THEM!
HUSELTON
HAS GOT THEM

The Good Qualities of Our
Boots and Shoes Bring Ex-
pressions OF Delight from the
Thousands of Homes Where
Their Merits Are Known!
The father is delighted over the
lessened bills for Boots and Shoes.
The children were active and wore
out their shoes 50 rapidly until
Huselton's Shoes Were Tried.
The mother is glad to add her word
of praise. for the children and all the
family are so much better pleased
since they use Huselton's boots and
shoes that now
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-07
Harry Chapel,
Williamsport, Pa.

A NNUAI. STATEMENT OF GLADE MILL
~ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY foR HE
YEAR 1870
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-07

See the now Nandyke Point
Lace in White, Black and Cream at
l.. STEIN & Sons
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-07

Examine our stock of Cloaks
and Wraps before purchasing. We
can save you from two to three dol
lars on each garment.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-13
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Public OfElcers.
Governor-E. p. Ferry,
Lisutenant-GO GOvernor-C. e. Laughton.
Secretary of State ALLEN Weir.
Treasurer-A. A. Lindsey.
AuditOr-T M. Reed.
Attorney .General-W. G. Jones.
Superintendent Public Instrnct;on-R.
B. Bryan.
Commissioner Public Lands-W. T.
Forrest.
Judges Supreme Court-R. o. Dunbar.
T. G. Stiles, T. J. Anders and John p.
Hoyt.
Senate-Watson c. Squire and John B.
Allen.
Congressmau John L. Wilson.
Stxte Senator-W. H. Kneeland, Of
Shelton.
State Representative-John McReary Of
Union City.
Superior Judge-Mason Irwin, OF Nor.
tAsanO.
Prosecuting Attorney-W. A. Reynolds,
Of Chshalis.
Land Of1cers-Seattle District: T. M
Reed, Jr., Register; j. r. Hayden. Re.
ceiver.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-13
PORTLAND MARKET

Excepting the strike In the building
trade, which affects retail business con.
slderably, business continues active In all
lines. More rain Is still needed in the
country, though what has fallen and the
cool weather will insure us fair crop in
any event.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Potts, who killed Faw.
cett III January. 1883. are to be hanged
at Carson on the Goth of June. The
Nevada Board OF Pardons refuses to in
teriere.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-13

A party Of Santa Fe engineers are on
their way to the Mojave terminus of the
Atlantic and Pacific road. They have
orders to lay out route for 400 miles of
road, which is interpreted to be tie main
line to San Francisco.
The sun., 1890-07-03
News from tho Horse world.

w.-Garrlson rode Raceland whom he won
the Suburban.
Garrison may ride for W. J. Scott during tho
remainder OF the season.
Reader Blrmingham-Beat In the world. No
time taken officially In England.
W. C. DAILY has sold the black geldipG Dal-
syrian to W. Bricn for $4,000. Tramp has also
been sold for $l,lO0.
Constant Reader-D wins. Salle McClelland
and Sallie McCleand won under the rules.
The noted stock 4 farm I'm, Fatrlawn, the home OF
the late Gen. ". I. Withers and ms famous o1S
as town lots.
Secretary Nichols and Mr.. George Hoyt Of
the Elmrs Driving. Club wore at Sheepshead
Bay on Tuesday endenvorinE to make arrange
men 8 for running meeting to be hold In Ell
mira
Mr.. F. T. Mutt. who has been in the Judges
The horses at Guttcnbure in the ABSENCE of
Judge Burke at Chicago. Starter Caldwell Will
handle the flag as usual
Starter Caldwell says the boys never behaved
90 W ell as Mt present. and he has not been COM
PEELED to set any OF them down in some time
To the Gens9dS as SWn
Mr.. Withers is highly elated over the splendid
Park. On Monday several OF the Dwyer horses
Ssndiiy m9 IN E "a Sc seconds. This presages record
breaking contests.
The breeders OF trotters in Kentucky saw
they have ever had. A disease resem bling le
grippe. with which the horses were affected d
last Tintsr has been the cause 81 hHndrsds S q r
is now very dihicult to get mares with foal.
Due de Captries and Baron de Soubeyran havo
son Of Forth for $500, and MayDole. the best
sy snd s0es Ss for b1 #o WaS sod to So NJ
Michel Ephrussi for f1,6O0.
Tho Prince OF Wales's Stakes clears the air
%S an animal fF of bis
'p tics pursued at EPSON lost him tho Blue rib:
Green. he is hardly likely to gain place hon. @
ora at DoncaBter II Memoir, Sainfoin. and Blue
Green are at the front.-Ldnd and Water.
The new race course at Monmouth Park
promises to become great market ior me
daH sf Rc openns S
yeaEllpgs bred BY George r. G Clay Of KentqSky S
RsGRs9s 9ss21ss ss G Sa' 06ifs5 E.bs f.
tbe s Emendorf ana T yearinas will bs sold on July
With vi iiiteep liss from Mr.. Bolmonts Nursery
Racine. the new mile record horse, must be q
truly good one He had run easily aIl the way
into the homestretch in his mile in :39h. and
his Jockey suddenly. found himself challenged.
| had been merely exercising. The Ch,caoo Irt-
| bune says: Marion G, and Gynmast beth fn-
wire to wire was undoubtedly faster than Re.
cine's She was not Vol up when the colt colt
| Il must not bo overlook cd that Racine was be-
| hind when the break was made. outran Marion
| G. for q position. and again outran her when
she got up to him IN the last sixteenth" Sec
| retary Brewster. who sat above the Judges
| during tho race. time4~the mile In :39k. and
The sun., 1890-07-03
At Law Over Red wilkes.

LEXINGTON. Ky.. July AIN tho now cole
brated case oiSmith aRt France. involving the
management and control OF the great Ken
tucky trottinR stallion Rcd Wilkes. the de-
fendant W. G. France OF this county, has filed
an amended answer. in which he says that the
plaintiff through her agent, has given him
great annoyance In the transaction Of the part
norship business: that che has had the horse
advertised to stand at another place and an
other service fee than fixed by himself; that
she has. through her agent, wrltton letters to
various persons, and In many ways reflected
upon his integrity. and attempted to destroy
public confidence In him: that her conduct in
relation TO tho partnership business has 6een N
carry ON the contract. Mr. France further says
that the differences between himself and Miss
Smith are irreconcilahle and therefore prays
the partnership bo dissolved and Red Wilkes
Thus this stallion e likely to & be pu. NJ q
bring more money, than any trotting stallion
OF his age ever sold for At least ten Kentucky
breeders want him. and 1t will cost large
sum OF money to take him out OF the stable.
The sun., 1890-07-03
ANorHkR REoORp sMAsRED.
I.izSio y. Ruus = Mile and Seventy Yards
in 4 ItAH IA at Chicago.


CHrcLoo July 2-Listis b chippsd half second from
the mile and ssvsntyyArd record at washington Park
yesterday afternoon.
The tAvortes we're slaughtered in every race on the
card. The pleasant weather and the attraction OF a
two mile drew out attendance OF 500 persons
while the track faster. The extra mile race
with $1,000 added II the record broken, failed to
NIL chiefly because cared to tackle the Cafor
mia wonder, Racine. Racing began with purse for
tWoyearo oldh ave furlonEs Ben March was strong
fAvorits but rather Indifferent start spoiled his
ohAneeS and BrAmblebush won with q few reminders
bv length from woodford the faVorits third Time
i:07S.
The second race, q handicap sweepstAtos for three
yearelds and upward At one mile and asXteenth, had
eleven starters Gymnast strong favore, but he
and the others wero outpnced By the rank outsider
RIVAL AEAinst whose chances II was at ono time w 70 J.
Rival led throughout and won IN ranter ny two
lengths from the fRvorits who neatJA ia half Aeng'h
In the third race selling purse for twoytAr olds
twelve youngsters to the post King oom u was
backed down to nrst fAvore but he ran his usual poor
Chain King Solomon WAS third Time, 4, seconds
The fourth race, selling sweopttAkea at one mile
and seventy yards for nldn and upward ad
the large Held OF eleven starters White Rose ruled as
fRvorite but he was beaten length In driving NUN ~
i;tSA made here on June a. by half fsiond.
The rst Of the series Of long distance races offered by
this club sweepstakcs OF two miles cndod thc DAYS
after nne contest and lighting nnth she wns beaten
lengths Cd. tapped br Hamlet lime S.9+t4
The sun., 1890-07-03
D,s,r.ss OF tho striking Cloak max ers.

The only change In the condition OF the strik-
ing CLOAK makers yesterday was that hundreds
Of men women, and children were hungrter
than they had been the day before. and that
many fsml!ias had been served with dIspossess
notices. Money came in very slowly, and after
several strikers who seemed needier than tho
rest had received fifty cents each 1t all gave
out. Last night Secretary Garside Issued q
circular, In which he says May again ap:
the month Is here, and II the landlords fulmi
their threats, or the rent Is not paid. there VIII
be many homeless families In New YORK In
few days
yesl erdRy that any OF the cloakmaEers could
q week. The men laughed at this when II was
repeated to them, and said that no CLOAK maker
ever earned that much money in his llie Ihey
such statement 10 TO draw public sympathy
away from the strikers.
The sun., 1890-07-03

A Decision that Enables Boatonians to
Drink without Eating = Meal.


BosroH, July "A Boston jury has placed
the stamp OF disapprovRl on the recent order
OF the Board OF Police compelling the closing
OF all bars and the sale OF food with LIQUOR
served to patrons who must first sit at tables
before drinking. To-day the case OF Charles
W. Sanborn was tried in the Superior Court
and he was acquitted. This was the case Sc
lected by the Board OF Police as test case.
and, In view OF the verdict, 1t is claimed that
the war on the saloon ia practically at an end.
The evidence was similar to that introduced
when the case was tried in the lower court,
and tended to show that the defendant kept
frst-class restaurant, in which there were
thai he served Iood and drinks. to customers
ut the counter and food and drinks, sometimes
served drinks without food at the counter, As
sistant District Attorney Proctor rested tne
case entirely y on s me paaerd JTdse
Mason's ruling is ofimportance. He said In sub
STANCE: ,-,,- T., .,,,. . ., urho,hor
the defendant kent public bar. There is some
doubt as TO tho meauinR OF these words ana
until the supreme Court dehnes more re- ciearY wS
must Rrope about somewhat In M endeaVoT 70
ascertain the meaning oI the word A tanle
used 10 furnish customers with LIQUORS, II 2
man goes to a place, sits down at the table ana
Snt L is H% to S1i hm that doss not
sariy constitute the table public bar. 1t is
not the particular form of the furniture used,
but its use, that decides the question: IT. i, IL
ance or structure where drinks are served
to customers standing, but this is not
essential. Any device intended to accom-
plsh tho purpose OF the rapid serving
OF drinks may be q public bar. rs n shelf or
scat in front or counter where customer
nero fact that liQuor is served Without food
does not make the device In which 1t Is served
q public bar"
Jury in every case to say whether the contriv-
ance used Is Il public bar or not The jury
deliberated only an hour and returned ver-
diet OF acuuittal. The liGuor dealers who have
been watching the case with a great deal OF
anxiety. are highly pleased ut he turn OF a.
fairs. while the temperance people are naturally
dsgruntled at this black eye which their cause
has received.
The sun., 1890-07-03
Arranging an International Labor Con
EreHS.

1t ia proposed to hold an International Labor
Congress in Chicago during the celebration OF
the 40Oth anniversary OF the discovery OF
America. The idea originated with the of1l-
GERS OF tho American Federation OF Labor. and
has latterly been the subject OF much discus
sion by the Executive Council. The first step
toward any definite arrangements was made
yesterday, when President Samuel Gompers
Issued circular announcing that the Congress
would be held and giving this outline OF the
preliminary work:
a Temporary Executive Committee. con-
sIsting OF two from each country and hve from
America, will be appointed in a short time TO
act until conventions are held, When each
National Industrial Congress shall meet We
ask 1t TO appoint a committee OF two to act as
a permanent Executive Committee on behalf
OF It's country. In tho United States Oaoh ma
tional trades or labor union 10 requested 10
appoint one Mt its convention. or II conyentions
are not held In time. the executive officers III
they have the power are requested to appoint
delegates,
copy OF the circular will he sent TO every
national trades and labor organization in this
country aud Europe One OF the principal oh
Iects 0I the Congress- will be to discuss the ad-
Visibility OF forming an international labor or
Ranization. to which every workinRman In the
world may belong.
The sun., 1890-07-03
She Conapired TO XIII Her Husband, but
He Died n Natural Denth.

Boston. July 2.-Michael Crimlish, whose
wife Is In jail awaiting trial on the charge OF
conspirng to murder him, died to-day. but his
death was not due 10 anything bts wife had
tried TO do. She tried to drive bargain with
a certain doctor to put her husband out OF the
way by poisoning him. but the doctor informed
tho police and she was arrested on April 26.
Her motive was the benefit she would derive
by his death through insurance and the inter-
est he had In tho house. AZ Charter street,
worth 5000. 1t was held by her friends that
she was insane, and when tho case was laid
before the April term OF the Grand Jury De.
ahe might be examined by ex perts on insanity
These experts decided that she was not In
The trial of Mrs. Crimlish wac to have come up
this month. but for some reason 1t Was post
lOneu
The sun., 1890-07-03
Marching Through Connecticut.

soUIn MAScnEsTEE July 2,-Tho Fourth Light Battery
Of Fort Adams Newport S marching through the state
of Connecticut under command OF Mnjor Henry q.
Cushing The command consists o. my men, nifty
hor, o. four guns OF tho latest pattern four cRonG
and one LaEgAge Wagon The company arrive here Al
o'clock this afternoon, having marched from the
state RS since morning The battery viii remain en-.
esnped herA until Friday. Next week IL VIII cAmn N
New London for several days The object OF the Lip "
10 give lhS men drul W m1ehiRE
The sun., 1890-07-03
Renl Estate Tranafers.

2pth at n a. 1875 10th av, 25X9<si James Cnu
waHUr n 80 Sn iS5 aAdison av 50xi2i; Mary
.sF'y eSr 80 tm%1 sn a1 ldaS BENZ crown
x1rI. f1 .1 g Sd Taoast nan ST fsTsE sHs45
.H 1as @ Simon br6S and wife to
TSroy.n M 70 Mary Brenneman I2ooo
'Vie de Rham and wife to Frederick Forster +oooo
s7tS st " oor 18th sv; Ezra c Dodge TO Wal :,
i9s issss E. ssG' wis ?exioo, Frederick
LtxtnsIon Sv, s.: kSphasl Riveroi to Mar. .. ooo
2gsh RnaIdo "a 10 Jus,us Il zimmerman % 500
EdTs. st and 1e 10 .ndoT %ha '
slst ST AT (; Annie LehmAun and Ano t" hArl oooo
4esn 4 nTtn 10, 200 10Th av 251ol5: Israel Loew
enstein and wife to Daniel orth lsooo
sSfn fnnsb os and wife to Annie Gle ason $4,000
sist 81 ,o st. FnrsdsricS SeiToWti lTooo
.fE LeHsSssrf 70 JS1anns lis:'c0sSsrs s.ns, 1000
s9GeG lr.sTS and wife 10 toHsph 500
'SG Paestot s and VIE to- to GharicS Kendall $1,000
TaySon aud SRo % 70 o george VIZ TSGoS a. Thom,.P
and wife TO herman :, w5GntS. 70 tsSa Her
cHnS msn IN" aSS NGss& a%ssO
ys and T1ts e HSstS Nm Rankin 0'0O
'sS and VIE to Henry EschepbAch, $4,000
Ii Ross ct al to Abiah RICHARDSON s3s;: wni 5000
igsh i1 LoD '2 I'd ano to RSsats eo75
'cf.n 5.ms. st, 81 sraiy !sis W." AZ, Sl', ATS
lo1 1HSs sv HaI ~ i4sth st 25xI96 Apartment
Nasis Geon av centre line 3s6 EIlyood IS t00xioo
'Ga s.a & Sharsh '?aS a.onsrS as ~ society 70
rr:S1n, %S., av cor Marmion AZ y0iio0; John
BRADY And VIE 9o e HIn9r a. nTiso ssSeh WIZ "ooo
BESSa ESaIossli ST Z, 10 ward o1 $40
is,S s'S &: St 80 50 so' ii.h i1 a1 %5aCo5; ratse to
W Cafferty ~, -. sand:
iS's 70 f. iiortoa rio ',A ~ $4,000
win, fm,,s ~ 70 isG ioan.Sn st l'''a st s'1ooe
asi ?ss 5.n av looHeai III rhomp, as 7sc
rsi'e% sH% 70 !'sp'oft map Moiiiisni; Ida
Asdaaon ts1aS 80 Sy IN" sth st i6ras olr.
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| Madis0n St n q lot 7+l map hsnry hulKera
| 2RxIUJ; Wolf Bloom anu vile 10 herman 4, ~,
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li0tii Il aSs East; sarah A. Tanning aud Ano 3,
Lot aGs S9SaSS %ap Even s5rSa John Funk and
The sun., 1890-07-03
To Monmouth Park Races. via Central
Railroad Of New Jersey.

Beginning Friday July trains for M"GmSufRR rHrE MS
4 s;IS . /, i0'ia iiil5 NJ, LOO speciA ESpTe;S
= IL GpeciAl Exp's,A I?3l special ESnIsSS ~ ~
Lava Srw lerk foot Liberty 1t, \. h except July
A. s:Ih 'r.i5 ItiIa Il:l5 A. NJ l2& Special LxGrstS
y, 4, sneciai kSprrGs lsI Special Express ~ =, NJ
PniimaH Euhe' iIar, or Cars on all Spscia! trains
Ry tie sandy Nook R"ufa-Thf mGEninctnt sIeLms e
Mo1mOuth sandy Hook, AMI ~ Johns leave rev loth
PisTs s. h M iiiHA NJ ~ Is, DO T. ~. carry
Ing pGsssuE sEs direct " race couTGs-Adn
The sun., 1890-07-03
Special Trains TO Monmouth Park Races
vim PennaYINanIa Railroad.

on July special trains will leave IennlJlyAnlA kAL
road EAtOns foot ~ tOFtlAudt and Dt1bTOsBoE ats,
running direct to the Monmouth PArE lTacA, At u,
iI.UA w., ~ noon. and J.. NJ. ON other race days
during the season Tie SpooiAls will leave At u ~ A. NJ
~ noon and lI;3OP with an extra on sAurdAyH only
immediately after tho races Excursion tickets IN
cludinE AdmASion 70 the nSld X5V ana " the gTAnd
ELAud, S25o.-AGp,
The sun., 1890-07-03
Entries for the two events arranged fc
third day are:


2:36 CLASS TRoTTINd.
orphan Lass b m. p o. BurriKo, New York.
Lee b 4. r O. BurridRe. New York.
Dick b z. A. p. Mcdonald Albany.
Neal whitbock, blk: g.; Frank Howell. PouEhEeepsia
Alicante, b. m, A. r Mcdonald Albany.
A. b G., br e. Otis Bort Flushing l.
star nr lister, b. D., PlRtL Goshen. n. Y
Col. pp blk O.. W Z, Trimhle, NewburEh.
Albion L T. RdRSwood Stock Farm DanburY Conn.
Foxwood, oh. 8. RidEewood stock Farm DRnburT
Conn
EimhnA b. s.. j. II Lewis Bridgeport Conn,
Maggie Mitchell m, Jesse iereance. New York.
FleeIA IN. Jesse YereAnce, Now York
Kitty NJ. b m. Charles Brinck erhon fishklL
Nevada b. IN. j 4 Turner. Philadelphia Pa
2:27 CLASS TRoTTING
Fantine blk M, Frank uowelL PoughkeeITA
Kentucky Blanche b. m Frank Howell PouRhkeep.
aie >,,
Major ulrch, h. g, D. II. Harrington. Poughkeepsie
Honey D.. m. Edorado Farm; PouRhkeeptie
Dawson b e.. j. II. Goldsmith WABhinRtonyille. n, Y.
Abbie V. Q. m, J. Turner PhiladephiA. Pa
AndAntS oh. o, RidRswood Stock Farm, DAnoury,
The sun., 1890-07-03
rrottlnG In Elm City Park.

NEW HAVEN. July 2-The second days sport at the
Elm CITY Park was considerably better than the rSt
Tho fAyore Great Eastern. In the $40 clAsS Allen
Maid fAyorte in tho free for ALL was dttanced in the
last heat having won the rSt and third Tho attend.
apco fair
The sun., 1890-07-03

LONDON, July 2-Ths race for the zetlAnd Plate was
ruu At tho Newmarket FIRST July meeting to-day. It
was for throe.ysar oldA ono mile. Mr.. J. II. HouldE
worth bay hlly PonHA by Springfield, out OF kApolL
won with Lord ZetlAnd's gray colt FontainebeAu ny
bay colt JAusGaTy by lsOnomy. out OF Janneue third
Tickets for the opening day at Monmouth
nots OF the Jersey Central or Pennsylv9nla
rrailroads, Intending visitors would do well to
sscure tickets to-day or tomorrow. and avoid
the Orush on Friday
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The Fourth OF July Handicap.

Secretary II. o. Crickmore announces tho following
weights for tho Fourth Of July Handicap one mile to
-. .nn n, Aon month Park Tomorrow;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-23
Crooked Lottery.

The Denver Lottery Company,
which recently opened head
quarters in Kansas City, Kansas,
has vacated its office. The Kan
sas ity Journal says its officers
have fled from town after having
received $4,000 from tickets
leaving all prizes unpaid. The
company was driven out of Denver
a month ago and opened in Kan
sas City.
A great many Nevada people
have been patronizing this swindl-
ing Denver concern.
1t Is now a settled fact that as
Nevada will never have a home
lottery it ought to join in the war
now being ragged against all other
lotteries.
When lotteries cease to exist in
the United States there will be NO
need OF any here. III outside
lotteries continue the case be-
comes one Of simple self protec-
ton.