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Tho reports that Salvador had been sent to
Sacramento tn he retired to the stud is prema-
turo. The famous race horse was eating his
oats quietly ut Monmouth Park yesterday
morning in company with MIR. HagGins's string
OF race horses that viii winter at tho
tiack. But II was said by an oflcial
OF AmCricaa Newmarkct that the horse would
days t. take his place in the stud at tho great
breeding farm OF Mr.. HaRgln. as printed in
as profitable &c. Mr.. Hagcin In tho stud as
has on the turf. he will win another fortune.
He has already won lli.0S5. for his owner; as
follows: Two-ye r-old winnings, sl4,6S5:
three- -year.old. $4,000; four year old, $50 200.
The sun., 1890-10-17
THE RUNNERS At 1AroN1A.
EavorItes W,h In the Mud-PaIsstIne CAP.
tureS the EdEewater HaadIeap

1aVoriteo WIN In the Aud-Fal0Ot1no Cap.
tureS the EdEewater Handicap.
crEcIHHATL Oct Ie.-ThrsAtsning weather kept many
away from the races at LAtoniA to-day The track wal
heavy and slippery. In the third race a. the horseI
turning into the stretch Miss Leon stumbled and
M isl thrO wing her rider Mcdonald Neither horse MOI
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Movements or Trotters ln California.

NArA Cal. Oct ls-Tn the yesterday winslow
the second heat In the pacing In 2lN Princess
Alice second. Winsow took tho third heat 2u9K
Gold Medal second. WinSlow won the last heat and
race under q strong pull
The match IHeo bstTssn Sidney Ray and AlmOnsr
Margaret had wAlkover in the four-YOAE~old FaoO
and was simpy logged around the track
The PAo Alto mare, Laura O. WAA driven 70 beat her
record Of 2i2Jh and made IL in 22Y1S
The sun., 1890-10-17

BouoS. Oct 30 -GsOTgs godfrey signed articles 70
day Tor the bEht with ID Smith " Denver a. tbs Pur
tau Cluh lie VII BEGIN uSining on Monday, but hS
GHBg lie Wi no step toto the ring uu ne D. DDD IuftS
10 pgt N ihs LHIls 0iIoms TtspOnt.Ds person
JVihny sammy HDd brDTgo DiEuu HETsFd uhoD A
w ~ I. .lt Tor Ibrir rpmlng hghL II vas bidlHT
tent Fu out Of !bs STitrleF DEnp sABlFg tie y1lst
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The winner Sin receive u. .iyi sad ths LOtsT lOJ
The sun., 1890-10-17

The aga class trotting In straight heats by
W l. Spierss a Autograph.
Time-2i25a. 2i21A 2;22
The first heat of the three yearold race was won by
W r. spierps White Wings the second hy D. y Her
rinEtona SRmekInd and the two last BY white Nings
Timo--2 son 2 SJaL 2 .SA 2i2pA
The match race between 4. u. Nowcombs BLK m har
and A. W. Browns tlk G. Zero wah won BY Raven
taken the nrst aud third heNtA Time-2a2SA 2i2e,
2GAh
The four yearod race was finished, sprea having
one heat and Juneb Daughter Nicola won the hEst
but did not start In the second because OF amenssA
Tno-2i36ll 1854 2iSSN
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Games Yesterday.

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caEo. 8; Cincinnati PitcheFB-KinE and hullana
The arst Louisville Brooklyn game of the worlds
series yesterday was prevented by rain
nAvEA
ESg Ec,,oT York I $S9SbGHe
BasO hits-NOW York 10; Boston 2. BrrorS-Now
Tork, 2; Boston.5 BAtteres-kwing and Vaughn; XII
roy, Daily, and SWEET
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The sun., 1890-10-17

Manager Murphy has rendered the uso OF honitoT
PARK next sunday to the Aorons the receipts TO TO to
that club The we'll known EeeporA an old rival club
OF the AnertonG will be the lAtterS' opponsntR
The New York tN. Ii Club will play the Cortnthian
A. Club to morrow at Erastina, instead Of on the
Staten Island A @ grounds hs At nrgt intended. The
game viii DO started at o'clock sharrott Will pitch
The sun., 1890-10-17

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WORK or zHs zRorzRRA
Tro,,,u- tn DavI.lous at rousAhssp.,a.

fouauEEErstS Oct ia-For the nrut time 81 the
Hudson River Driving rark there was standard racing
to-day under the rusA which allow horpsa entered
10 make 23O or better 70 start In diVsiouS Whsn .
horse makes asO better hs sent 20 the stable and
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The sun., 1890-10-17
A Fighter RrsaLs an Arm.

prize fight with \ serious termination took place
near Perth Amboy early yesterday morning between
Tony LonRsrmRn OF Long Branch and Buck Bri,co.
OF staten Island, l23pound men. Tho had l. " h
hard for three rounds with kid gloves and both were
badly cut when DriScoll began to weaken He fou cd
LonEsFmAn by buttinR and trying 10 throw him, ami
was told that the next time ho tried such game
would have the nRht decided against him. In IN. tOIrI
POUND DriScol deliberately threw his man Tnl fan
ing LonEsrmAn snapped bone in his Ieu WrSL ! >
crowd Of nearly one hundred sports AZ gOt excited
The betting had been quite Tse, with GERMAN gI
fAyoTto The lAttsr6 friends cal cd for dersluu ~
bis favor anu the other side wanted drA" lof nfrN
minutes IL looked IKE war but tie referee d.
decision 20 LonHsTmsn after tehing the puscU| 30,
pie that they were bank fO1lA Tor claiming AHbtH
The stakss OF " OAnd tie pursN Of worelE
the long Branch man whn wAnlad 10 K,teasH 10 .
him that a corner loafsT N That tliuf d'srfNs
CENT" Then there came n'Ar being tr.S rgEt ags a
but ever body Rot away bef,Ts day ivht wtDo.I
nrns OF shot although ilOoAei At ODs tInc ~ lH.
by young doctor who was DfssenL
LHcTOssS.
PGIBoBIoB, Oct is-Tls seniors aud IophonorS
lined Up 10 battle for uS college cl4miIo lup lr -
crosse 20 day Fotb sides p'aysd ftOug EAms -
long grass seriously IN srfsrsd Slt Ihe pA,suloItt
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out hFIIl sT slis scored ipriug tbu tIFf Ibt ..Tf
Hftsr the pay Of ssnOnN bar va Ttsum'i 81 .f.
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Three Chnmplons Have q Tnt.

A Athree.oornered game in handban II worry unusual
event. and Of the tests OF mans abitieG
1t Is practically one player against two and when
threesuch experts Champion Phil Casey, Barney
McQuAdo and John Lambert ex-ehampion Of Ireland
stop into court IL means something than or
dnary exhibition YeSterdays contest At the Brooklyn
Cube of the prettsSt aLround displays
that has been played In this part Of the country for
yeara II was combination OF hard service accurate
hitting and good Eenora ralship and each man Game IN
for q fair share OF credit Champion Casey and Goth
am9 old war horse ao9uada did mot depend on their
tossing to win, but Lambert In his usual ouRtom-
went close TO the front WALL and by this means sue
ceeded In pulling on the hrst game The SCORE vast
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A Fifteen Dollar Trotter Wins.
BIRMINGHAM Conn. Oct is-ThS attendance at the
Derby Driving Park not largo a. usual owing TO
the chilling and eaden cioudh Jack Ashton and
Ernest Rober the pugsts interested SpectatorA
Summary, lao claaA, purpe 500
The sun., 1890-10-17
Trott,nr in Orange County.

dosurN Oct l6-The fail trottnE meeting Of the
Goshen Driving Park Association opened yesterday.
aur r,riaa fnitn
The sun., 1890-10-17

TrottIBg at White Plains.
WRITE PLArSs Oct Ia-The results Of tO-dayS harnsn
follow
The sun., 1890-10-17

In the race for spscia, purse with ve ontrisA ave
close heats trotted when darkness came on and
the hnsh was postponed until % morrow.
The sun., 1890-10-17

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NOTES FROM BILLINGS,

Personal and General Mention Miss
Mooney. the First Lady Principal.
BILLINGS, Sept. 9.-[Special.] Miss Edith
Matheson left Monday of last week for
Canada, where she will remain for num-
Der of months for the purpose of studying
music. She was accompanied by her uncle
DIR. Panton, who is on his way to Germany,
where he purposes taking a course in medi-
cine.
Miss Maud Hays. of Cleveland, Ohio, who
has been visiting her brothers family for
the past year, left for Yellowstone Park the
early part of the week.
School opened Monday morning the LIST
at O'Clock. The trustees had busted
themselves during vacation in seeing that
the BUILDING was renovated and thoroughly
cleaned. Ihs enrolment Monday morn
ing was 107, and new ones entering every
day.
Miss Clara Smith returned Sunday morn
ing from Erie, Pa, where she spent most OF
the summer with her parents. She spent a
abort time at Chantauqua. nd returned
west via the Union Pacific b q Suite, and il
more in love with the west t1an ever.
The Misses Mooney and Constable ar
rived in Billings Friday morning ready to
assume their respective duties in oul
schools. Miss Mary c. Mooney succeeds
Prof. Matheson to the principalship. She
ia the first lady Who has taken charge O,
our schools, and We trust she may enlist the
strong support of the patrons.
NJ. Shoemaker = preparing to leave very
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White sulphur Springs.

Samuel Allebaugh received his appoint
last.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Schlosser was christened Olive Claire
Schlosser, Sunday last.
The Springs association is making some
much needed improvements on the side
walks along the front of hotel square.
The new syndicate is surveying its tract
of land adjoining town and proposes put
ting 1t on the market at reasonable figures.
A freighting team from Townsend
brought in an elegant new piano recently
for Miss Ella Macintosh and one also fol
Miss Myra Hill.
DR.. Parberry has decided to build mic.
residence. 1t will be erected ON Main
street. just opposite the elegant new mansion
of Almon Spencer.
John A. Woodson and VIM. Baker sole
their entire flocks of sheep during the past
week, amounting to nearly 5000 head, to
DIR. Parberry and j. o. Hussy.
The town council announces that it will
meet on Sept. 22 for the consideration of
propositions to furnish the town with water
Those contemplating bidding should have
their propositions submitted by that date
The invitations are out for the celebration
OF the twenty-tfth wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Waterman, which will
occur Friday evening. Sept. 18th. Having
journeyed together on life's uneven way fol
quarter of century it is meet that they
should celebrate union that has been
fruitful of SO much happiness and brilliant
results
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Butte,


The attendance upon the funeral of VIM
members Of the Miners union and Forest
ers, to both of which the deceased be-
longed, turning out in force.
The board of county commissioners con-
vened Monday morning in regular session
but transacted very little business beyond
examining vouchers and making provision
for the relief of the poor.
Two additional motor cars, for use on the
electric road, were received yesterday, and
will be at once placed in service. The COM
pany now has ten cars in active operation
upon its line.
Uncle John Cadigan, the old-time demo-
crat and pioneer, was presented with a
handsome blackthorn cane Sunday evening
by James Lynch, Rod Ronayne, Hugh Null
doom and number Of other young demo-
Gratis who appreciate the genial nature and
sterling worth of Uncle John.
Profs. l. Kilsnnesaki and l. Tsmno, OF
Toxic. Japan, arrived in the city Monday
and are stopping at the McDermott. The
two gentlemen are heavily interested in
some gold mines and mills in their native
country, and are here for the purpose Of
getting few pointers relative to the various
methods of treating ores.
Charley Jones. young attorney con-
nected with the law Office of Thompson
OAIupDelA, AuAuo dAOIASI uIlsuCCoSSluA az
temp to shuttle off several yards of mortal
coil early Sunday morning. He took. as
usual, his favorite drug, bromidia, but it
failed to kill him. Physicians saved his life
by pumping his stomach and applying
restoratives.
The Butte Turnverein is making great
preparations for the annual picnic, which
will be held at Columbia gardens next Sun
day and Monday. One of the pleasing fea-
lures Of the event will be barbecue, at
will be plentifully served. The entertain
ment will be further enlivened by number
of athletic contests, for which the TURNER
Elm is famous.
The funeral of M. Chaurnard, who died
place from his late residence Monday after
noon. The remains were followed to the
cemetery by a long line of carriages, filled
with sorrowing friends and acquaintance,
who realized that by his death wife lost
true and loving husband and society good
and honored member.
The following burial permits were issued
Monday by the health departments: Ellen
Chestnut, age q, died of consumption at
Sisters hospital, interment at Mount Mo-
riah; John Harrington, age 13 months, died
of haemophiba on Woolman street, inter
ment at Catholic cemetery; John Hamlyn,
age So, died of typhoid fever at the rear of
4O7 Colorado street, interment at Mount
Moriah; William jane age Al, died of
typhoid fever at 1928 Woolman street, in
termeht at Mount Moriah; Bridget Mona
mara, age two years, died of cho.era in
fantum, interment at the Catholic ceme-
terry.
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STOCKHOLDERS. NEETING-THEA NNuAI
meeting OF the ftockhoiie of the Lightning
Gray Copper Mining company. for the electlon
q trustees and the transaction of such other
business a may properly come before item. viii
be b Id At the Office of tie secretary. room 10
bailey block. Helena, Mont, on TUESDAY, Sept
9Th, ~, 81 10 o'clock a. II. A. II. NE\.sON,
Secrstary.
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Meeting Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of

Meeting Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF
l. O. O. F. at Topeka. Kansas,
Sept. 14th to 10Th.
For the meeting of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of the l. o. o. F., to be held at 20
peka, Kansas. from Sept. l4th to 18th. 1880,
the Union Pacific will make rate of One
Lowest First Glass Fare from all stations
in Montana to Topeka and return. Sellin,
dates, Sept. 18th and 18th. Limited for re-
turn until Sept. 3Oth, 1880. A. E. VEAz1E,
r. IL p Agent.
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SUMMQ}Ns--iN THE DISTRICT COURT O!
Clarke.
Benoni Steele, plaintiff, We. G. T. Jennings and
Catherine II. Jennings, defendants.
named defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against yon by the above named plaintiff
IN the district court of the first judicial district
Of l.ewis and Clarke, and to answer the COM
plant filed therein within ten days (exclusiye Of
the day OF service) after the service on Won Of
this summons, i served within this county; Or,
trict within twenty days; otherwise within forty
days, or Judgment by default will be taken
against y31, according to the prayer of said COM
plant. Tho said action is brought to obtain
drsd and thirty-nine dollars and interest from
june J. lssa "a provided in twenty-eeven notes
given by deiendants to plaintiff; also for $50,
reasonable attorneys fe,s; also to obtain decree
cuted and delivered to plaintiff ~ defendants on
lot IA in block 3. in the Valley View addition to
the city of Heller a, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana. which mortgage was given to secure
sued on also to obtain deficiency Judgment
against defendant g. T. Jennings in case the
proceeds Of such foreclosure. sale does not pay
said Indictment and cAts: also for osts of suit.
appear and answer the said complaint, a above
cci,rI f,r the relfes demanae1 IN said ceunlaint.
Given unoer my hand and the seal Of the dis
ss 81 the Ss ao district IT,
and Clarke. this seventh day Of Au-rst, in tbs
year OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred
and ninety.
lSsaLl JOHN BEAN, Clerk
II. H., THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
t\iNSLEY i KNOWLES ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
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GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Pony, Madison Comfy.


Charles Church arrived in town last week
after months visit in Helena and other
places.
James Boyd arrived in the city last Thurs
day after several weeks soiOurn in Granite
and vicinity.
Mrs. Laughlin and Mrs. McClatchey re-
turned to Livingston last week accompa-
MED by Miss Helen Allen, much to the re-
greet of some admirers in this city.
School commenced here Monday Sep
tember 8. with Miss Chrisman as teacher
of the primary, and MIR. L. ). Dawes ae
teacher of the higher department..
Dan Boxer, a workman in the Gilded Age,
met with the mishap of having bucket of
dirt fall upon him last Thursday evening.
He is at the present fast recovering.
Recently, while Mr.. w. Il. MacFadden
was cbopping wood. he met with painful
accident by hitting;himself in the forehead.
1t was caused by clothes line hanging over
him which he did not see, but ne was very
fortunate that it WAS not worse.
Last Thursday evening social hop was
given some visitors in town in the building
just built by Powell d Jones. 1t passed
very agreeably until some of the railroad
boys. who had loaded themselves with al
most too much conversational fuid' made
their appearance upon the scene which en-
tirely Disguised everyone.
The necessity of water supply and fire
company was fully proven Monday after
noon of last week. About Eve p. m. the CRY
of fire came with the same dread as ALWAYS
witnessed at such times. All hands made q
rush to the pretty little cottage owned by
Grant Wagner; bursting open the doors il
was found to be ablaZe in every place. The
scventy-ive men present all agreed it looked
at first as fighting against the inevitable to
snve anything, but by cool heads and most
strenuous Efforts of every one present the
building was saved with most of the furni-
ture with some slight damage. Insured for
$500.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING THE AD-
Montana Mining company for the election of
trustees and the transaction of such other bust
as may come before them will be held at the
office of the secretary, room ~, Bailey block,
Helena, Montana, on Wednesday, Sept. II. at
o'clock p. m. A. h. NELSON,
Secretary
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SroCKHOLDFRS'MEE ANNUAL
meeting of the stockholders of the Helena
iournedl TO. the election Of board of trustee.
.os the ensuing year viii b held 1t the Office of
Ne ompany IN Helena, Montana. Sept, "a. 1890,
Al 80 y. m. .. Il. ALLEN, Secy.
Helena. Mont.. AuS. o. isaa
/ aldermen of ,ha town ~ WINS Sn,r,bnr
Springs will meet at the court house in said town
on Monday, September I'D, at ESQ p M, for the
purpose of receiving and considering proposals
to furnish the town Of White sulphur Springs
with an adequate supply OF pure and wholesome
water. A bond of ISa0.0o0l twenty thousand dol
lars will be required with accepted proposals.
j. E SAXTON Clerk