The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-18

large crowds have attended the races
and there have been scarcely any
comp ANTS regarding, or even intima-
ton Of crooked work of any nature
Generally the tine MAZE has been
fast, which was to be expected, as the
track has been kept in excellent con.
dition. There have been, however,
no record bteakings to chronicle.
"Snappeg" Gar.ison is reported 10
have signed with the Dryers Tor the ;
approaching season. If such be the
case the colOrs Of that famous stab e
will doubtless be seen very far To the
front In many race this summer.
IL is not pr badly saying too much or
eXtravdgant y sertng to place Gar
rison at the mead of the LIS OF great
jockeys of America Today. de Is
without d ubt The most successful
money maker for his employers al any
rate.
Talking with Charley Suink of the
Sporting News one day this week as
to the r0wrs in the state where TO-
terest was taken in base ball and
other sports, he said tn Seda'ia
ranked away up in that regard. Par
ticularly was tins the case respecting
he National game. The circula ion
of the r paper VS. quite large and
growing. By the way, the News
moved this week from their old quar-
.e,s on Market street tn the S'ar-
Sayings building on Sixth street,
where ihev tave much more room.
1t is the b-st sporting paper in the
west and fully deserves the great
measure of success it is meeting.
Pc ! Ally as it is called is one OF
the worst excr' sences on the fair face
of st. Louis. 1t is the viIest ch rae
ter bIackeniDg spot and the most
prolific OF ru;natiOl 10 boys snd
Young mn in the city. IL is mar
row way leading from Olive TO LOcu>t
street. end between Seventh and
Iii ruth streets. Go there when you
will between IL n. IN. and ) p. m.
and 81 s-oxd Of boys aud mn
ranging ,cm IL 10 II years and some
o der Opes viii be fOun1 Thong NJ
the h If do en- betting r,ons tn re
10 ated PAD e en- with fiom one ID a
dOz- pol iickes in thaii hands
| Toe , re of the tickets range Il ON
ten CENTS 10 do'l,-. For ten cents
tine buver stands the highly imprOb-
able cb ice orpulling i'll 200 per cent
on his ilsC ,,lent Or thirty ce its.
| All that is necessary for HIM TO do IS
To select from the Faces posted on che
black hoard, three winners In three
tceuts won there is usually an outlay
of s'out 50 made Another an
iDOuneemebt in glar,ng letters on the
| bead is ID the effect that for the
plac Nc of a Il AMI the correct nsming
of the winners in four races the sum
of Sl60 will be paid. The guilele's
vic inns ara the by the score and
part with thtir money never seem
iDgls taking into oOnsi lerariOD, that
the odds against than are about ten
Thousand to one. Numerous effors
on the part of the city Officials have
5ten OstensibIy made to Cresk up
this Iuinous traffic bur nothing hos
been accomplished. Why, is query
that is very frequently asked by Cit
zens Whether the prOprieiOrs have
pull in low dispensing circles is a
question. There have been several
instances come to light recently, Of
boys employed in stores and as mes
sengers and who handled their en-
plOyer's money who becIme so infa'-
uate1 with the prospective winnings,
as to use the money given in their
charge and were detected and their
characters blackened for life. Such
business is de,rimented in a very large
degree to legitimate sports and should
be suppressed. At least The rigid
laws now on the ST ,tute books IN re-
lation to minors trequenting such
places should be enforced.
The pedestrian, J. S. Hartman.
who is to leave on a so day walk to
San Francisco from Wabash, Ind, on
April 10Th will have to avriage 40
miles per day to win the wager of
So, 900. put up by Mcdonald the New
York sporting man. Among those
up in the profession, the undertaking
is a difficult one and doubtful OF &C.
complishmeut. Crossing the noun
iains and the great desert will be very
slow and arduous work besides being
exhaustive in an extreme degree.
K. j.
Piles, Piles ching Piles.
Symptoms intense itching
and atinging: most at night worse BY