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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-31

ct, so there was no doubt of him being
the thief, and after awhile he confessed
to the charge.
The fellow was naturally vindictive
and cruel, and two or three times dur
ing the summer he had cruelty beaten
the old goat, and the beast had formed
strong dislike for him.
He knew of the money being in Mr..
Ramsey's house, and knew also Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ramsey going away, so he re-
solved to attempt the robbery, and was
waiting behind the hedge for that pur-
pose when Lou left the house.
After getting the money he went out
the back way, and was making off, when
Parl1ef's goat happened along, and gave
chase and at last butted him over in the
weeds where he broke through the cover
ing and fell into the well, and was held
fast prisoner the rest of the day.
Parller's goat was not killed, since he
had unconsciously captured thief and
saved Mr.. Ramseys money, and Lou
was not licked" but she made some
mighty good promises, and kept them,
too. THOMAS p. MoNTFoRT.
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asked, springing up from the table.
Its Parker's old goat, l reckon, "
replied Mrs. Ramsey, as she gathered
the broom and started forth. "Why in
the name of sakes they keep that old
brute is more than l can tell, and if |
get to him once I'll put an end to him
in short order"
And the good woman was in earnest,
too. as her determined face and flashing
eyes proclaimed.
Hold on, my dear" said Mr.. Ramsey,
You'd better not tackle that goat with
a broom, for if you do you are sure to
get the worst of it."
Worst of it or not, Riel, that goats
got to be killed. I've put up with him
and his devilment Just as long as I'm
going to. He's eat up my garden,
chewed my he'd covers into shreds when
/ hang them on the line, and now he's
broke my dishes. The goodness only
knows what he amt eat up and de-
stroyed, and l amt going to bear with
him no longer"
"Well," said Mr.. Ramsey, ''just let
me get at him for about minute, and
IL "dEIdlO lS IL HcNCE DOIlltE YOU
again. just wait moment and I'll
make that goat wish he was in Africa
or some other remote region
Mr.. Ramsey having properly armed
himself with good-sized club, issued
forth to do battle with the old culprit
The goat stood in the kitchen door
leisurely chew ing his cud and looking
as innocent and inoffensive as baby.
Mr.. Ram sey was noted for his impetl-
Osity and want of caution, and the i'm
pudent appe arance of the old goat so
enraged him that he forgot all pru-
dence and m ade a drive at the brute with
club uplifted. But just at the moment
when he prepared to strike, the goat
gave quick jump forward, and strik-
ing his assallant drove him back against
the house where he dropped in heap.
Mr.. Ramsey's anger was thoroughly
aroused by this time, and he breathed
forth vengeance dire and awful, but
whenever he attempted to rise the goat
promptly butted him down again, and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-31
CHINESE PHYSICIANS.
They Are Paid by Contract to Keep Their
Patients Well.

Patients Well.
There are about one dozen Chinese
doctors in this city.
They do not hang out their signs, but
are kept busy going about calling on
their patients, or customers, as they are
usually healthy people.
These doctors are employed on exact
ly the same plan as they were when
practicintg in the Flowery Kingdom, and
Cinnamon generally denounce the Amer
lean plan of engaging physician.
Instead of sending for the doctor when
Chinaman becomes sick and paying
him for his visits, he makes "a contract
when he's in good health with the med
ical man to be kept in good health for a
certain period at a stated figure.
AS soon as the doctor makes a con-
tract he begins work.
Every day he makes hasty call on
his patient and examines him briefly.
If it should be discovered that tho pa
tient had been seeing the elephant" on
Mott street the previous night the doc
tor would deliver lecture on his charge
for being so foolish and leave him some
medicine to reduce the size of his head.
Should there be nothing at all the
matter the doctor hurries away to his
next patient, for he las great many to
see in day.
The average contract price is about
S35 a year, which the doctor receives,
providing the patient keeps well dur
ing the entire time.
If the patient should happen to be
laid up from any cause, 10 cents would
be deducted from the $35 for every day
he was not able to go out Of the hous @.
This method has been in use in China
for hundreds OF years cand has been
found to work very we'll.
There is less sickness, and even if the
sufferer is rich it is to the doctors ad-
vantage to cure him just as soon as pos
sible and not linger, as some doctors in
this city have been known to do.
A Chinaman will not employ an
American doctor if he can possibly help
it, because it is believed that the sick
ness will last twice as long under his
treatment.
The Chinese doctor does not have to
visit every patient every day, but he
generally does if he can possibly get
around.
The usual way is to make contract
with all tho occupants of house or
laundry for say $3.50 year In China
the doctor contracts to take care of an
entire family, but there are very few
Chinese families here.-N. Y. World.
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"Why do you keep diary?'
ITO read over in later years and see
what fool l was.
at is pity you can not project your
mind ten years into the future"
"Why?"
$50 as to read yoar diary and see what
fool you are now. "-Munsey's Weekly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-31

HE Ramsey fam
lily had just sat
down to an early
break fast, when
there came the
sound of a fear
full rafting and
crashing of tin
ware and dishes
out in the sum-
mer kitchen.
w h q t on
earth is that?'
kIr. L a m sew
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-31
It Is All in the Habit.

Mr.. Pacific (of Oregon)-It doesn't
seem natural for a woman to marry more
than once.
Mrs. Lakeside (of Chicago)-Oh, it de-
ponds. Habit is second nature, you
know.--West Shore.
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"wuY DoN'T YOU DO soMETu1NG?"


at last he found it to his interest to lie
still and await developments.
why don't you do something's" he
called to his wife. ''Why don't you kill
the beast?"
81 can't" said she.
Can't" he exclaimed. "Well if l
could get a chance at him, I'd soon fin
ish his miserable existence"
Whatever Mrs. Ramsey thought of
her good mans threat and the prob
ability of him carrying it into execu-
ton, she wisely refrained from saying
any thing, but instead stood in the
opposite door and shook the broom and
her dress, and 'shooed" at the goat,
and ordered him away in the most
peremptory manner
But Parker's goat retained his list
Jess attitude, and with half shut eyes
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-31
JOHN HACKETT & SON,
Druggists, Roanoke, Ind.

In all bronchial, throat and lung
affections, lingering coughs, splitting
of blood, weak lungs and kindred
ailments, the discovery" effects
the most marvellous cures.
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PARKER'S OLD GOAT.
Why He Was to Be, and Why He
Was Not, Exterminated.

Written for This Paper.1
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-31

Why does this man stare so? He
is simply listening to the marvellous.
cures effected by DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery.
The following case illustrates:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-31

GAWTInM w. L. Douglas Shoes arc
has his name and price stamped on BOTTOM
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-31

WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AssoCIA-
TON. Buffalo, N. Y:
Gentlemen-A remarkable case has occurred
in our territory. J. N. Berry, man about
thirty years of age, was going down rapidly.
He tried physician after physician, patent
He went to noted santarum and returned
no better. We all thought he was dying with
consumption, and only few weeks OF life
He commenced Golden Medical Discov-
cry" and at the same time commenced to.
mend. He has used about two dozen bottles,
and is still using it. He has gained in weight,
color and strength, and is able to do light
work. 1t is just such a case as we should
have listened to rather suspiciously, but when
we sec it we must believe it.
1t has trebled our sales Of Golden Medical
Discovery"
JNuN HACK ETT T. SON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
WOLSTENCEAFT AND Crosby WIN.

The last cont">, of the MlddleNeN 'nh Cnio 'onrht
ment was Shot AT Duuclen y. j.. Er-'c'day' FOR
the first nc in ,ix years the por~Incn wci" nam
urrd AZ fin. tournament by rain. The d"whponr
during THURSDAY ulsl heavy and many pigeons
in the gr," coop> were dr""h'H "' ''""",'"'
The shooting begun al the nS'h' honr b'I9'e
night nearly 600 I've pigeons Lad I'ei r"lHS'd nom
the .rorivd trans. Nearly every sportsman han Il
clear r., ord un the rIu began Z" iai carly Ill ING
ufr-lnoon OF The first No released biN'' "hN s'A
were scored not Killed.
The greatest contest Of thr dav WAS the S'Wo
r1,nra,,,ced swc.'p,takc 20 many >por>neiI entered
tina, the priv. Wa donhhrl h the ch'iih'"
money TvenivNvr trd- Wee released from
,cutN tral- Al thirty ward lI-r AN" N'N-
en,y live yarl, boundary. JTOb Pcnz was WIRE"
Last YEAR Wol,cncraii captured first money 10 -l.
,lor contest This year Ne divided TIE first pr1e WIN
cr,<hv each rnark;n,.'u killing twenty Nv" h'FYt
rruyht Twenty four h.ld- were h"d by "aeh w
the following WHO divd'd second money Cn'ItN'
Klcinz Elliott. Wch. EieS'u ana Van bra ME-
rhird money on tUcnty.tlirc bids went I" W. IL.
t;r"cu VIA il",ldcn. Manlry and .WAi'i'tV' N''"'
=. d Scl-r divided fuUrth inVAcy Pcd'"R """ n'''
money. 49,
Ia ,!,. last re ar ,"i"~t al FIVE liz" 'r'~ h'"I'
,,,,.,v and Wei. 4 dlnicd t;,. niru"V: tIi'| TOOK
80, .,,d money Davto'i. I'r1' ana & VI li,N". y.
y,c.d third money. and lIhdN"'i f"k ''l''h 1''H'
f., =, -,m,lal 90 'c.' dee dug ~" 'h''P,'''''F -
New LEI .r, '.u,ru. i N"N'"k ''"h if'' P;, '' -
rn,ry ,1tl.. - ,l . SMITH. 81 l!h.'i I'D - q
i, u,' ,l hoo; A, f,;v I've ord Nfh tI'"' ' ''
fec .a- l"! I''>'ri.''. -" ''''''''"' w." ~
uut.clhl ~uc'c~<
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ON THREE EXCURSIONS.
TTTTErtININ'; TIL ENGLISH Nl>i l'l'>-
.o,,,. 81, ,rutv sly TIN. wu%i,i.ES or Edison y
LABoEAToRv-A TRIP 70 NINE
AND A SAIL.

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.d ~" v"...'i D-it~''"r fi''' 'n'''"''"" "'.'''"
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30. r".i .!H { th"r N'!' t'"V '"'"'' '' 80 -
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,".d,,,u. II the N"At!"r ri'fi'7i IL" p' ''''" 80
rS..!i' IL. .it" -" ran. '""'F"F ''' 'N" 500
,.;. .rnoly -iir'.~- f'l "a '"'if'i'''' i''N -
IT,. c,.'"ita.ni.".' "a" n''n"'''. E" ~"
n va .>i. ''d. ~" gym -''' - 'h' -. ''' '''
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i-r e iAc ..t.'"r-. Nor" ''f'r 49, n"' ''' ''''
=. .rG.I. -r f,r."> k.'-on ''d PN''' '~'f '"'' ''
u.u kiovi. profess II ch"'"i-' a. VIZ ">'' ~
lu;rh. Ar'ciied -" r.'i;at'i - wye F'"' -,
H.. lois ,i"' al TRAIN !''i 10" l"" . :,
r." iIl1'. vi. ""' 10 , -
lin. met ~ 'l'' cav - WV"
r.A.., al d'.v"n NJ ""'" '' wy '''
r,,.u ,h..i :u;;,a! ~ ~" l'rh 80" t""''' "'''
p"l ..ri IS ~. FH~"" ga ''' $4,000.
'.,'tiu'i'"i - ~" I'' "'''' '' 49,. ,..,
o,tl,. =" H. .'h'.''. -" '''' WV 4,
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greater VA" Ia ""F"-' wa" - - :,
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The members II ti'. sOci"tr~ returned Ia IN" hhI
. .,, .,,., oou o,,cr cn,rut..r. and If ia
~ '"" ~ :, ru !. 49, - ,, :,
aud 'i""! men NI'l"o VI" INV f'''' w. "''"
JAIN l"-t't. IN TIN, state. Ia 'h"if" "i '''''' y
l,. ,,,. .,,d Marty. ,ucu.inr -Ir Los than
( , :, , r,. .,,,.y :. {, ,..,rh. &, ,,uhlln.
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lu ,hc ,i:,ud Central station AZ 10 o'c'k 1un'h ~
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W. N''N'' v" -" ~, - - ,,
,.,,,d -, ,h. me, h,t,col devices used III handling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
DANGEROUS USE or STRONG
PCRGATIVES.

Most pill, and pur2atN'' "'o'h act p''"'' ''' ,, '
r,i,,,. and d.. troy Ia" mucous 'Uat> ~ I''
,, .rd lowc, Indeed. their cathlitc a'ti"ii II
t,Iv caused by the Irritation Of I'll" bowels winch thfy
r,duco Th.ir acton should b" .o"th'hR anu ''"N"''S
49,, -, ,,,ra,inr a continued ~" OF such reh'rd"'
,h,,,ir inflammation Of the stomach and bowels.
w." ,o, ods IN dangerous disease III" ~" "' inc
,n. tnnort.d Carlsbad SIrnd"l sat |, hPhv recon-
cndca as an apcrl"nt hNati'" anu d'"r"'''' "'"' ~
.,,a Ju, solely solvent and stimulating ProP'F
'"' ,h. ,,d aIlay, nnamn alton. and II therefore
much ptrfcrable to all strong purPativcs
'" P' y, ,,,,.,,ou, Dr. Tobodt's lecture on tarls
had surudel Salt and pamphlets n'a'l"d Tree. ,.''
M,nd.lsou Co., sole agents. DarcaSs"' Ne"'A"fA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
,In\N re- THE LElll.lI MD Hudson.

N,vbniE y y. oct. :: '~p'lal.. The l"h'th am
uud.,u River RA,d.d. which iunN from h'N'''r'
y I, ,,r,coyT. "u the E'h'. ana n"" hd' u
r,hL,.,,,,. Ei1ie CONNECTION. hN way "i ihr orange
,,i,u,y l,.lroii and campbell ii'li. ha> I'N'" d"
moi ~ l"r fi.o"''"o - me ''h'''' 't"N
,f New \nlh ~ a,or,an," with vet" "i III" "' '''
-, r.,,, ,u,,rtn,, Tn, fund I" hr u-'ri IN can
,l,, ,,,t,rjts bonds ADD nth"r nd"if'li'-' ana ''
may for the conn lri"n 81 ia" hrid" - 'h''P'""'t
a., l, Wnr, bet w"ru rankin III" Ilii 81
g., nth,r improvements thai are h"A hl'i'' wa, :"
va ,i,, rad 4 trunk lac from thu ,outh"tN' "a
"a. pulutS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

Park Great Ircdcr-' prnfuc" stakes 81 '"o" S"N'r'
ecnS for two wear ol> five imrloHgs. II "ls
won hy X. Svanwicks chestnut hIN ''lh'''Nh''
Mr.. ManUn's chestnut colt Naanri- wa' >r'"'i' ana
Lady Iovclnc's chestnut colt Guardian tihin. ihic
were twenty on" starters. The "ttlnG was 70 I" l
against Blavaskv. 10 10 sgan- Nalaur.' ana ~ 70
.ya,n. Guardian Mr. Daw sons chestnut rolt T"lI1i
was the faVnric Me odds against him l"hg . l." L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

Au,,v. oct q: Tie Court Of Appeals i""'"'
,l.,d,r for Monday. Oct"lrr II. /, ii i"l"'" No.
,u" 49,. r:.i. r,G, ~. :":i. ~. ""'' ""'
az $40 go. ~ ~. -. 90. 80. $50. pal
-. n-a and "-';.
rl. i,,"~iu: J. 81" >"'"rd p.''-'e" CIV .
,,.,, so. s,.,. -'a;. l.UJi. l.'fi-. l!'''.
/ 90; u.I7 and l."i-.
The t,r.- pivi,iot. da, calendar for Tue dN' '"'"
t N., 80. ~. 40. ~. 49,. 80 - ami
~, -, ,L,. >.,..,. 1 hammer.
,,,T ,, ,,uur,, rrlcut, +" It regular room Al" com
plr"d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
u,r>,rs t'pSrEM, RIGHTS IN tlIl'N

,.hi,,.o oct :; ,>p'riili. Alderman p"''I''i' !"
,,li,,, up the r.lt I'll IA" Illinois Central hi'r"" I"
maintain and operate a swivel hril" AT tF mouth "'
,h,. ,.h ,u Eivcr la, >lir'c'l'i III uhraithl"- '''
-, tl. old tmlc city lrel>hith "h"h '"'"' N''"'
cnl,>trinatu:i. what was the a"'l""''! '"'l'',' W
Inc and th,. assistant corporation '"ui''! VII. p''I""
, ;,,, nat only had tl. rar'ad ia" rGlit
=, I'M, bridge. bat that they i"i AZ" W.
rl.lu t" iuu trarh, thf"lSu ~ ~" ,,r
i,.. III the RIVER a we'll ~ H. 'r"~N 'hr 't,'r ~
,,,. vh, ,rlrIiarr" c,uitIrlu. I'm TeIt WAS
N''' - Inur 49,. ard fuall, approved ten years
later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

built in thirty >ar"- ui 2l2 different lines.
n" >i'> showing the largest amount Of new mileage
At" ''r" ia. -. rni"~: Montana. DE North Caro-
Ira. ~ AID Washington. .O7. The only states and
TERRITORIES ~ Wr D." ira Il la> i',.'i laid this year
ar N"W Hampshire. N'im,nt Eh"i" Island. Con-
n"c'.'l!t. y -iII". N"H N"Nl'p. %"lih Dakota. Ne
yidh AID fli. li,. EalWdY .i-"" '.'iIna.:> that
lie total ,nl~'rl.'p, 90 l-.V W be- from 5000 u
G.iUu H.il"- against 100 reported N l-ot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
,Cbr,I\ LEADS Is MILEAGE III Ill,

III II.I,I ' TTINTIN ~ TI''T''E'''' TT '''F'
,,i...,, ,t r-"Th" Railway AEc" WILL Ia morrow
,,nhi,.h , summary Of railroad construction III III"
t.uit,d STATE, IN the first nine months OF l1~ w''h
shows that 81 o. miles Of road have already pesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

n I\III Hon N'NTN~' ' F'''T'
I,hsruu. Penn. {. ! 90. !" ''"' u. 'rr'
.., -, ..,,.n TOR -; $50 A-i'a.i
49,, .,,l, N,tui..., kaii,,A. II Viii b. r"ld los '"'
-hrIln N"'' inl'l -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

rI -C,nItr. yc-v mpcgy
gam. p,.Nt.,ol y'st"T1y.
u.i,>. IN" t-Wp ratvre
...~. 'h' ti'rde" ,Uj1,l
.,-pul. LIN at ycE6s
'i,-" ~. probably be
followed hN c."ar.rs;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

Track heavy. Fr-t re-" at y H.
RACING; IN ENGLAND.
Landau Dc, a. The principal incident at the Kemp
,,,, ,,.,,iup to dav was the for the k"inp'oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

&c.. d.. a.. ..n; ..ur~ 10" slows tAe 'Ifointter
~ - .,N. l. u'-,.> a. ~ nt'd states
~ ~ ...... -,,,.u a. o. IT, ~" Ga>ttH lGca,a
- ,,.. l... / ., t. 'f lha-rt. sun Buldng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
.rn gI,pNr>rET HARVARD AT TENNIS.

J,n.,nn ,,ct ! T. \ SHAW N. nId : '"'U'-''. ~
veil -. the nid pA,: g. i'fI' -" ia ." ~ '''
4, ,.,,llo Ne tenn tniiHh'n"At 9 No. I''''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

FOURTH E\tF.-M,GRATHIA%A HANDICAP TWO
YEAR oLpN. $50 EACH. $3.50 ADDED FIVE
FUELON1S.
rv''r f.
VIII spsss b. G nnhe nv on In,9sa, g, So
rrra%nr-> >t,tlD'- rh. f. ria>nl,. 8. Gar, -,
E %renn; ,.s, t":'rnn; r. ., Ss" i
J. 4. :. II Morris, !" + '".',r:i%n ils .
= "' M>Ir~' or CO.., j - =,
g. n.a,,> ,h e. Ana. h>,. - ,>:y.n;onj 50 ! 70 !
Norh static" M,"p'' N.Y. ." W Nidsl'r 80 ~
TcliI>.. and Baleowau w'r" withdrawn. There were
n.rroo, changes {" position in the hrst quarter then
mrlv drew and I'D all tho way home winning EASILY
v i"i.rth fla>a und'i the whip second -four lengths
l. ,,ro r0r,runncr
Mrtua. B,i,hc straight soj 49, place sla 30; Fiavo
place. -? 20
FIFTH RACE MATTEEHOEN HANDICAP. SWEEP.
STAKES $50 EACH 1000 ADDED. HATS OF
ONE MILE.
FIRST HEAT.
p Ho''n IS.
Tir 1 ncH.+ en- n, =, n'd' pc;s by ,y-,
John IIu-:.n~'- b. IA. I.uru>. ag',! ~ w.,
L. j. BALDWIN, rn t. Los Angeles, 5; Ii5 ou,
r,r,.-, 20 Barnes > Ont
Ton pNnu'h and ka->"n Wrr' Withdrawn ben'd''ihc
cot ~ from made til" running all tn way anu won III
u s,llop by ,ht.c lcn.:;h> Ip- punished severely and
ridden ond, four "ne'i~ hfoic Los AnfA"~' Who
was outrIn all the way!
sicoND HEAT.
ohn nurcn-> b; h. .Epius. Hv IglHs ,;7., :,
" H. it'u",>~ n .. n.n.dr;l'". !. %
J.. !. BALDWIN, en- NJ Los Apc~~t. IL,
Time, 49,. D''"'' : Il Go
n. Angeles seemed .,.rl ana ,.,.ay los, f,rrnd-
Fans was h.n-" AL ">'! hrt l"n'd Ala" W.T. ia 'ir'"I
condition. til. o, iii" aud apparently r"dy to
tai q u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

TIL the Last stride there but three horses In tn" race
Objection Belle dor and Joe Courtney. The first two
made close finish. with the result long IN doubt. Ob;"
ton, well ridden by Bergen winning BY a head; Belle
dor second lengths before Joe Courtney who beat
X dozra lengths.
Mutuas-Ot lection straight sos 20 place ala 30; Belle
d'Oi pac" IS 81.
THIRD RACE-SWEEPSTAKES. NON WINNERS
SINCE SEPTEMBER /. a2O EACH. $1,000 ADDED
ALLOWANCES. ~ MILES
Betting.
st. III.
stella. 5rs. io7 n 80 jlSirrnj IS Ont
1O7 80. tTaral 1t ont
1Inir-l :J9i..
NOw.ol. Meyer. Eric Ezpah Pa. She,dv. MASTERPIECE
Pearl IT, withdrawn Salvni took III"
mace the whole Of the running and VOL
undrr a drive half length. Cas,Sw1y wa SIN and
In hi preliminary and did not within 10 pounds
OF his h'St form.
Mutuas- Salvini Straight so 10.
FOURTH ENti,-M,iRATilIAEA HANDICAP TWO.
YEAR OLp>. $50 EACH, II $50 ADDED. FINl.
FUE.ON6S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
Scrofulu, Bronchitis. wasting D's
.u.cs. chronic Coughs and Colds

~ beware Of imtatIons-ih' "''s"'A' ,
EMULSION Is put up only In Salmon '0'o' ""'''
and 4, for saIe by ALL DI.CGG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

q; walhaurn's en-. 9. Objection. by MASH
Cind, rcla. 4 YIN. liz d.. tl'"i%"hI - -
Sir. Bros CHI. m. Belle dor. 3. lo' 49, - -, ., :.
% 81
E nav NJ. ", 10 w. ~ - tAicIJ 20 IL
H. II hah" a. e. A. o. liz '"' iIiun o COL :O-l
g. F.. Smiths b. {. Ken, T. III. a. Tara! % o
4. ThVDp.ons ch {. Frontchac. IL q =, j. :,
(Claytonj 81 . =
j. Illness CD. O.. Nep,unus, aged ~ n IN, 20
o. B. McStea's hr. Ii. Now.or.Neiei. ~ A., ~
tF1tzlar,kl IL 80
Whuten Bros oh. 6. Renounce. aga ~. n on -, g.,
Tmc-1 80.
Fsurtren horses withdrawn At"r o''' "
fifteen minutes the post Clayton rode ffo'""'' "
The paddock gate 70 Inform his owner that inc 'o' ~
been badly In the nigh fore leg by Joe Co"'''
Thompson ordered him back TO the post Ahd ne I'n -,
there for another Quarter " hour before the nag s'
yhs sast was vesy poor From the fau Of INC nSx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

G., lea, en- g. hist - tS"y"n,"n) . 80 ! 10
lork stables M,opia NV. 90 W M!d@lrv 0 30 l III
lliu, |
TcliI~' and Bllrowan w"r" withdrawn There were
n.lr.r, changes position IN the hrst quarter then
Witr drew and I'D all ia" way home winning easily
v a lonrth TlaNa under the whip second -four lengths
l. 'or" FOr,runner.
Mrtua. B,i,hc straight soj 49, place sl3 30; Fiavo
p'n.r ~? 20
FIFTH RACE MATTIEIOEN HANDICAP. SWEET
STAKES $50 EACH 1000 ADDED. HATS OF
ONE MILE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

8. IT
W. H. Tin;nons's en-. g. B.ird.,tiu". bv
Uu:rli--Licka. VS.. - -" cck"p 12-l =
,llantom ) Out
L. j. Baldwin, I'll. t. Los Angeles. >, 10.
I,ainesl > ont
Tinr-l -.
T0n pcnu'h and Ea->ni Wy" Withdrawn. Bcn"dlotinc
CT "A IN from: mad, til" running all tn way anu Won III
+, sillup thi,c l,nah> I.iu-. punished severely and
;di,n out ond four -u,l> hfoic I.o> Angeles who
" A., outruu all the wlN.