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The state herald., 1891-11-27
MODERN orooRAPnY.b


In Which tho .Answero 1ro Shaped
to Accommodate Present Ideas.
OF what is the surface OF tho earth
composed,
OF corner lots, mighty poor roads,
railroad tracks, baseball grounds,
cricket fields and skating rinks.
What portion OF the globe is waterl
About three-iourths. sometimei
they add little gin and nutmeg TO it.
What is q town."
A town is ac considerable collection ol
houses and inhabitants, with four OF
five men who "run the party" and
lend money on 8 per cent. interest.
What is a cityr
A city is nm incorporated town with
n mayor who believes the whole world
shakes when hc happens to fall Hat on
cross walk. '-'
What Is commercey
borrowing 50 ior day or two, and
lodging the lender for year or two.
Name the different races.
Horse racc. boat race. bicycle rncc,
md racing around to find man to
endorse your note.
Into how many classes IN mankind
divided.
sis-bcing enlightened, civilized. hall
civilized, savage. TOO utter, not worth
n cent and Indian agents.
What nations arc called eniighten.
cdl
Those which have tho most wars
md the worst laws and produce tho
most criminals.
How many motions hns the carthf
That saccording TO how you mix
your drinks md which way you 10
home.
What Is tho cnrth's asis7
The lines passing between New York
and San Francisco.
What causes day and niphtf
Day Is caused by night getting tired
out. Night Is caused by everybody
taking tho street cars nnd going homo
to supper.
What In mnpy
A map 10 n drawing TO show tho
Jury whcre smith stood when JoDtr
gave him ono under tho Eye.
What In n mariners compnnsy
A jug holding four gnllons.-Galves.
ton Tribune.
A rigbt.of-way has been secured IA
jackson Park. mainly through the Of.
forts of tho Baltimore n Ohio. which
will give nil roads joint use OF four
tracks TO jackson Park. thus defeat.
Ing tho monopoly OF the Illinois Cen.
trnl for Worlds Fair business. Tho
Baltimore & Ohio trains will run al.
rect to tho fair from tho East while
other roads will run around the belt
llnc 10 tho now inlct.
4 In Ottawn. Canada, j. II. Arnold.
late mechanical engineer Of tho public
works department, bns been arrested.
charged with conspiracy 10 dciraud
tho government.
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Tho scoru was ~ follows
srEciAL pI,iiLiNo CoNrrsr

Drilling contests wcrc 80 popular that
of'iccra Of tho Mining Exchange offered
prisos for special contest for double
tcams on Friday night and tho following
scores wcrc nadoi
Ahcrn aud ltinker. Loadviilo, .....Di 0-iO
o'kocfc and Dwycr, 1,cadvilio .as fo-i8
Mullin and onics, Gilpin, .........2 .2s 8-i6
!.inqulost aud Fauncr, iSAn Juan 81 l.iS
short and Manuel, Glipin ...,.n,ss
MrCloud x Ferguson, Clear Creek ~
Cummings md Hill, Ouray G-i0
Ahcrn and ltInkcr thus surpassed tho
record Of tho Butte City team IN the rcgu
lar contest
The state herald., 1891-11-27

incfifs.
Page and Reagan. Butte City......eg 1910
Kennedy and liinker, I.cudvillo. 20 1910
Lindgroist und Fanner, San Juan rs 1910
Mullis and Oates, Gill ilpin..........2S 2-i0
Harrington aud Mum, Aspen. :. 20 40
O'kscfe and Dwyer. Lcndvlllo. .a5 $40
Short and Manuel, Giipin. ,.......25
Ahearn and Lyons, Leadvlllc. "a i5-id
Mccarthy and o'Conncll, Hinsdnlc
couuty ........,..........24 1910
Ystes and Yaies, Boulder. "a
Grimm aud Grimm, Cloar Crock
Hill and Cumming, Ouray
kcllehcr and LaughiIn, Gilpin, 56-io
McCloud and Ferguson, Clear
Creek county y....................sa LILO
Hodges and Trudgcon, Clcar Creek
Jones and slijrisy, Dolores county Fl M-iS
l.owls and Harvey, San Miguel. ..ai 4-l6
McNulty and Murphy, Aspen. .....2i t-i1
Libby and Rowe, Clear Crock. ...2l 2-l6
Trosona aud Waters, Aspen. ......2o 1910
Anderson aud Shaw, louder. 20
Epler aud Smith, Rcd clifY ........1 a-i6
kappclar and wendish, Rcd Ciin. 10 1910
In tho single drilling contest ID. L. Joncs
camo out ahead, but his claim TO first
money wins contested on tho ground that
bis drill was not Of tho required diameter.
49, 4-tt
The state herald., 1891-11-27

: In Ottawn. conada, j. II. Arnold,
late mechanical engineer Of tho publ,
works department, bns been arrested.
charged with conspiracy 10 dciraud
tho government.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-08
THE SMOKERALL.
A Novel Military Device for Ovorpower.
ing the Enemy.

A Novel Military Device for Ovorpowor.
ing the Enomy.
In the sham fight at Portsmouth in
honor Of the Emperor William, an ad-
vancing column was so affected by the
fumes of the smokeball which was used
to raise cloud Of impenetrable OBSCURE
tY under which they could advance, that
the men had to keep their hands to their
noses to avoid suffocation. 1t is now
proposed that the smokeball shall re-
ceive further development. 1t has oc-
CURED to some military men that in
stead of half suffocating their own troops,
1t would be better to follow the exam
pie of tho Chinese pirates with their
stinkpots, and asphyxiate the enemy.
A Vienna scientist has accordingly in
vented bomb Of such power and vir-
ulence that every one who is within a
certain radius Of it when it explodes is
rendered unconscious. Devices such as
these would soon modify the art of war,
and probably the next development will
be an anti-asphyxiating bomb, whose
fumes will neutralize those of the other.
1t Is said that many years ago scheme
based on the throwing Of poisonous gases
over tract of country was put before
the war office in England for the pur-
pose of devastating the country in the
face of an invading army, but the agen-
cy employed was SO terrible in it's effects
that it was not made public. and was
consigned to the secret records OF the
war office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-08
BANKED his SURPLUS.
RSS Dog Who0O Intelligence Seemed
Really IncomprOhanSIbIe.

4 fSt Dog Who0O Intelligence Seemed
Really IneOnprohansIbIe.
The grandfather Of Mr.. Owen, Of the
Chicago bar, who resided in the Old
Dominion, was, according to the Chica-
60 Herald, the owner Of a dog whose
sagacity would seem 70 entitle him to
place in canine history. Bruno had
been trained to do the family market
ing. Ench day he carried to the village
butchers basket containing his mas
ter's order and penny with which to
purchase meat for himself. To show of
Bruno's talent his kind master often
gave him pennies at other times than
the marketing hour, which the dog
made haste TO deposit upon the block OF
his friend, the butcher. Owing to the
frequency of these gifts and the liberal
serving Of the knight Of the cleaver
Bruno often had surplus Of provisions,
which, like all provident dogs, he buried
in the garden. There were many ours
in the neighborhood which, though lack-
ing our hero's sagacitY were possessed
OF equally sharp noses and good stom-
achs. These were not long in locating
Bruno's cache and appropriating it's con-
tents, in consequence of which he often
went supperless to his kennel
One day the old gentleman had been
Boosting to u friend Of the rare gifts pos
sessed by his dog, and gave him a penny
to furnish ocular proof of the same. At
the door Of the meat market the animal
paused, bent his head as IL engaged in q
veritable brown study, and then, to the
utter discontinue of his watching mas
ter and the secret delight of his doubt
ing friend, trotted home with the penny
in his mouth. The two spies FASTENED
after the dog, and entering the garden
discovered him in the act Of burying the
coin in the ground. All that afternoon
the old gentleman and his friend
watched with the eagerness of children
the canine bank of deposit. Toward
evening their patience was rewarded by
the appearance of the animal, who dug
up the penny and fastened to exchange
1t for meat whereon to make his supper.
Mind had triumphed, and ever after
ward Bruno banked his surplus coin and
bought meat as his appetite demanded.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-08
What Stanford Says.

Senator Stanford was interviewed
by an Examiner reporter Tuesday
night, and gave as a reason for his
opposition to the Federal Elections
bill that it could not be enforced, and
that it would have a tendency to bring
misery on the blacks and kindle anew
the discords of the past. In reference
to silver legislation the Senator said:
"Do want silver legislation2 By
ell means, and plenty of it. 1t is said
Of the Democracy that on the tariff it
is ruled by Birmingham and Sheffield.
Yet the Republican party is equally
as unpatriotio for its financial policy
is dictated by the money kings OF
London. They have fought silver
tooth and nail, and even now that the
friends OF the metal have fair chance
of ensoting law to provide for its un-
limited coinage, it will only be done in
the face OF the most bitter opposition. !"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-08
The Nevada Legislature.

The Fifteenth session OF the Nevada
Legislature will convene at Carson on
the 10th instant, one week from next
Monday. Tho calling OF q Constitu
tional Convention and the adoption of
the Australian ballot system of voting
are measures in which the people are
much interested. II any of our
solons would like to examine the
ballot system az prRotioed in Massa-
ohusetts, they oan be accommodated
ut this office, as we have the law com.
plete, through tho courtesy Of the
Secreta. y OF tho Commonwealth.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-08
A Handy Cane.

You have often been in some position
where you would give pretty much any
thing for a light; when you have been
obliged to give it up and go on your way
disconsolate. 1t Is just this contingency,
says the Chicago Evening Journal, that
dealer in canes and umbrellas has
been providing against This dealer has
succeeded in inventing cane which has
an electric light. The top OF the cane
unscrews and discloses a small moan
descent burner. This latest application
OF the subtle fluid consists of cane
with hollow shank in which ia snugly
stored fairy-size battery. This is Of
sufficient power to supply current for
q year with only occasional use, and
when exhausted it can be readily re-
newed. II you drop your pocket book
on the street at night, IL you want to
consult your watch, IL the key-hole ia
lodging, after tho frequent manner of
keyholes, all you have to do is to touch
button and tho electric cano goes into
service, and there you arc. with y light
atIyour disposal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-08
Must Be Free Coinage.

Senator Jones says that the great
need of the country is more money.
This is a simple statement of a fact.
The country needs more money and
moro popular money and cheaper
money. 1t is a crying shame that
with our mountains teeming with
veins Of silver, the industry of mining
for it is crippled and silver kept in
the background as money at the in.
stance OF English speoulators and
Wall street gold bugs, aided by few
American traitors to the people in the
halls OF Congress.
Subterfuges and experiments there
have been enough Of. Itmust be free
coinage or nothing. -IStookton Re.
publican.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-08
THE BOND QUESTION.

For our own satisfaction, az q seek
or for knowledge, we addressed letters
to the District Attorneys OF Storey,
Ormsby, Washoe and Humboldt ooun-
ties a. follows:
Are county officers in your county
required to give security in double
the penal sum of their bonds2 That
is to say, il an officers bond is fixed
at the penal sum of $4,000 is he re-
quired to give a bond in which the
several sureties become liable for
amounts which aggregate S20o0O?"
To this We have replies from G. E.
Mack, T. D. Edwards and T. v. Julian,
District Attorneys ot Storey, Ormsby
and Washoe counties respectively, in
which each state that county officers
are required to give security in double
the amount Of the penal sum of the
bond required; that is to say, there
must be two sureties each of whom
become liable for the whole penal
sum, or several suretiee which aggre-
gate double that amount.
The law as it stands is ambiguous
by the omission of the word leach, ;"
which il supplied in the last clause Of
ssction 1749, making it real making
IN the aggregate at least two sureties
each for the whole penal sum-" would
render it clear to an ordinary mind
without the Interpretation of skilled
attorney.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-08
S. s. S.

r. purely vegetable, and perfectly
harmless; tho most delicate child can
GAkeit with absolute safety. It contains
no mercury or minerals Of any kind,
and yet It never fails to euro the dis
eases it 10 recommended for.
Book on Blood and Skin diseases fra.
Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, c.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-08
judgement

IhOuld b displayed in buying msdi-
cine above III things. In selecting .
remedy for any disease. you should b
positive that It contain nothing iniu-
TioUs to the health. Many remedies
on the market leave the patient In .
much worse condition, than before
taking them
The sun., 1891-07-02
Tro.t,.r on = New Track.
s..w..A Ak. cor,nt.,.n zach. Club cru,..

Seawanh aka C0rintb1an Yacht Club CrulNs o.
oIsrEa BAT. July I.-To-day was the time hxsd for
the yachts of the ssawauhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
to rendezvous in this pretty harbor for their
cruise. was here that the club organized about
twenty years rnd Il was from u race Of Indians
which used to hunt and whoop among those hills Of
Oyster bay that the club got It's bluff over.
looking this harbor too the club has Just bought
for summer club house. which i 10 be ersc; ed soon
70 gather
q likely that tho clubs Annua, cruise this year
sivs special rae: for 20 and 2t foot yachts over
Ing out IN the Sound. This viii MI in the dny nicely
and oil Friday the Meet will have run to tarchmant
to bs present At the Lsrchnoni Yacht Clubs snnual
REGATTA 10 be held on saturday. TIsn the feet will
The yachts had bard time getting hsrs to-day. 1t
WAS not expected that the Meet would any size
until 10 morrow. snd Abssncs of wind tha Aftsfnoou
kept nunber from getting here. The schooner MI
IandA the uaEship. owned by Commodore q. H. H.
Hti was the hrst yacht In. ana wac followsd by the
UylrA and Jsssica Tne Jesslca 10 on hand for
before dark Lloyd Phenixs bir schooner Intrepid
drinsd slowly into the hArbor and stuck In the mud
she was pnlied on howev.r and secured good bsrih
for the neht the Miranda II there Ii any wind
tomorrow nne race OF a8.tootsra 10 promised Ths
CLUB VIII have steamer come M from New York to
act ~ lndRes boat and csPry limited number OF nom.
hers The Meet ut yschts that will be here ought TO
help to make ths race . succesL
The sun., 1891-07-02
CONVICTED THE coNsP1RAroRs,

Aad Now the Insurance Companies are at
l.nw Over the Payment OF the Costs.
The United States Mutual Accident Life As
sociat on has brought suit against tho Traders
and Travellers Accident Associate for about
$1,000 money expended for detective service
and In other ways In unearthIng conspiracy
to defraud both companies. and In convictinG
the cons piratora
In the latter art OF 1887 seven or eight men
In Charleston. &. C., formed . conspiracy to de-
fraud insurance oompanies and benevolent
societies Among the conspi tators were an Ia.
suiAuce hRent aud two physicians. The agent
Insured man whom the doctor. passed. or
the sn whole teI OF pRners was forged. After
ton OF n cemetery who was In the scheme. The
docto;s would ma';o out certificate Of death.
the other conapirators would dc. anY AweRrinR
body would Re barisi. In duo lime ihe in .ur- M
sYeeeeded In rak ne In about 40 OOO
s Unsa sass 4na natl TSs
isY, school tsaehsr. IN one Of the suburbs Of
' pisy alter tGat Eat Il. sa sent sent
word lbst Dudley had fallen down, stairs and
broken his neck. The gang went through tho
pas hs Mo and Ra
a s.A fSs sf "StSass sS ae
sps psass snd hes esss f. f As t r.
and arc now serving lime IL the South Caro-.
%hsn sSnsntad the unIs.d States Mu.ua, asked the
Tlsys:rs re TSpsd IL that @ e. e u" "ssr %so haS
made ,hs agreement for them had exceeded M
promise lor ;;aot. This was refused. i and N Tho
suit was brought.
The sun., 1891-07-02

The summer racing meeting at Brighton Beach will
hes,n .s eay with shs folio wing wcil.nsd programme
ef seven races;
Itrs. sse:.rur.: $500 Az: fnr.s.s: ,.l,Ins Eolo
lis: St Chariea IT'S; komsncA ilvi SncilaEs ilO
Leo l01: La Gripps III; Rosa H.. 1us; Yntass Time
ny. ia: Nyds, ioj, san Morse, iot Gold Step, iua;
Rscond Race-rurss Rsoo for two.ysar.oids: half .
mile tandicrett !ss pounds; Trtdssman. ins; r.
dEtd oj, Maxim lilly. io'; Sister e jim Dousiass
W. %; sl!.s% ss osan,sss -: Tis.,sIy: ios ,,-..
rrinss ~ rounds: Mountain b.;i iis; SsIp,e i is
:.ds Io7 r.rsiso y, 4rss. aIna ei; N.Io; Thorn s9
Nellie Hly. lLl; kastinA ~ , -.
YsHnd. RsesiSnd ,n, H. Ter ir.y IoT rann:r ~;
Daily. ioSi King Thomss los: B.rnada IN '.
Firth Race-lurse, Oi: one mile and . sixteenth;
selling Blue Jeans ITO pounds Rambler llt: firsny.
liO; Puzzle, 10 The Forum. nn LonRford ios: Long
Is and, iU7i iiddlsstone lU7i King haysn 1S Henry
GeorRe. lOs: Fsrnwood. Ito: TrRe. 30: Toss Up. 81
Sixth RAos-Purss S5lrO one mile and quarter: sell
ine. Jim Clare i32 pounds u. n Million. $50; Glen
i2S; ElsvS In; Outbound is+; Troy. i2A; Falcon
l3%.
Ksnwood III ponnds: StridsAwAy llii vtvid. III;
Volunteer. III; Phonoeranh. los; Queen of Trumpa
TO-: Bayhoo. los. Role dor li5' Latoon is': Ten
taur. I'D; Dr. llasbrouck, 10y; Count Dudley, luS;
stratayem, los; Dalsyriaa. ioo; kittls Van. iua
The sun., 1891-07-02
What is the Most Dangerous Drink
In Summer

1t is impure water. The danger Is one
that cannot be overcstimated. Mattoni's
Giesshuebler Water is the only real dietetic
table water imported. 1t Is natural water,
and has the peculiar merit Of combining tonic
qualities with a highly delicious taste. III
these 1t ID surpassed by no other water
upon the market and Is highly recommend
cd by the best medical authorities.
EISNER Il MENDELSON CO.,
Importers. Q Barclay st., New York.
The sun., 1891-07-02
nELAwARE LAckAwANNA AND wEsTERy
- RAILKoAD.
sbort.s. line vs.tibul.d Pullman coaches

a. N.-BuFaIs Richneld spriasA and Oswseo E4
press via Paterson for Water Gap hirondsbnrg
Scran!on ,-. slnr,.mt1n az on 0wexo Mhaoa Wavery ~
Eichrsid srr nxa ctica: NJ. Aerri. ur.sns Oxford.
dise stations Connects al scranton with trains fei
and At Buffalo with trains for the West
7:20 \. N.-Bnshsmten Mail via Boonten.
Can Stror dsburK Scranton. Owsso. wAvery. Elmira.
Connects Scranton with trains for Pitston, xnRs.
4:iU r. N-ScrAntoa. wikssbarrA and Plymouth
5.0P: y; td,llyembunalo Lm,tsd Express. via Pat
Marerly BmirA. CorniuE, Bath. WAyisnd. Dansvills,
M Morrii kc; arriving at ruIalo 7;@A, n
r. NJ tdAiyl-BudalO Rchneld SPRINGS. and %
yego Eaprs.. fer strena.bure seran,ea sinIhs nton
Shsrburne. Watsrve Utica Ac. and all ponts on The
Buffalo division. Connects With trains for the Weat
The sun., 1891-07-02

KANSAS City. July I.-Al the favoritss won to-day,
excepting Maud in the first race and Pat King In the
nth. The results followt
First Eace-Four and . half furlonga. Lucy Day
won. Colonel Cox second. k'se 3. third Time 61k
won; Chrispine second. Eabbi thlrd. Time, s7X
Third HAce-Ssvsn furloaEa Maud won, uif sScoud,
Oendarme third. Time :3S4
Foarth Raoe-Fivs furionGs, maiden two.year oida
Bob Francis won First Day second, Misssnt third.
Time. ahh
F1fth Raeo-seven and q half fur,ougs Fat King
won, hob Paxton second. John O. third Time, .37S.
sixth Race.f.nr and q halt furionsh Gold Dust
The sun., 1891-07-02
P,seo. Shooting ON City leland.

Old Ike Hydss pavilion at City island was the reu.
dszvons of . large number OF wsstchss.sr county
sporsmsn yesterday who gathered long talk
OF match between Trott OF Easchestsr ana r. Aagss
Of Noun. Vernon. two welLxnown shsts who think
they air some pumpkins on winxn' piseona" The
match called for 10 birda ~ ~ yasds riss
rules che stakes $50 side.
was perfect day for shooting, the wind from the
direction OF Has Island been strong enough to In.
nssncs either men birds. The latter good lot
principally right quarters and dverA but Trott began
TO bring them down with such regularity that II WAS
apparent that MaEse was to sSpsrisoes u sixth
ssvsntssnth also but was hated the victor on the
twenty nrs bird Il being at that time impossibla for
NAxee to win.
There bsing few birds left j. MeCouns OF Mount
Vernon shot . match with John Elliott OF Pelham
gridEe the former wlnptnK bv killing four out OF nva
Elliott dropping three npmbsr OF uespstates were
postponed owing to the OF the expected
But OLD Ike was short birds hs was long on beer
and ohowdar. snd the crowd sat down 10 clean him
out being reinforced By the pointed rustic po
hanters," who had aptioipatsd big haul Of escapsd
Hydss quaint place iosss strange in a new ooat Of
pain. and III. trout now has the Inscription. This
captured on Sunday 0oi a5 Isl3. BY ths u friaats
unltsd States commanded by Capt Stephen Decatur.
Y: The battle vas fought In lat 2S long. 28s S0
w. that 10 about $40 milss north west OF the Cape Do
Verde Ilandh on the west coast OF Africa and the ship
was tswsd 10 Gov Bay In is7A"
The sun., 1891-07-02
PE i'li N N 'sliYLVANIA
RAILROAD, W
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMEnlcAl
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt Streets, as
follows:
On nnS o|srr JUNE s0th. 1891

"" """ "uT osNS SVt"s &V"@'
THE FAST LINE
900 A, M.-pum.n ve.,iee,e. Sleeping and rar'or
4 n. thissio 5i6i i. H.. aud si. Louis iaU r, NJ
nnss. day. uonnsc,s also Tor fosdo. except sa'ur
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A.. M. Composed exclusively OF Pullman
.ns pS:s p;s:;S,!s
.SsR S?srs o and \. SSs sons..'.nee. % home
s rS Hss t"S %"'; and cSis.ss ]
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI Eek.
500 r. M.-rullman vss,ibuls slesring Cars frem
i:s. Lou. sSs r& tiSs,SSs. ,ss f..nssr Ssseh ny Sess
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
400 r. M7p.m,n yssSGIs sls.pns n,n,ns IT,:
:s%s.I asss:: from S.s So.i to Chicago Arrives
THE w EsTERN ExPR EsS.
A. 1sSs ss'nn S s:. .Ss
ss s,ss$iSs ; ,a Gss AZ d
~ ls.: s:S
PAcIFIc EXPRESS.
::t;:: :s M: y Ss;s$:s:
ay and AND ..esp.
BALTIxoRE. WASHINGTON AND
"wsshinGton Limited K1prs.s" Of Pullman Parlor
:ns.,s viz Dpn y cs :iS. !. S%.s%Ss.ss %.ssssnu d
AZ :i;s %%.,s;s ssS ss RH'ps :rss Ga.
s.y sna 'si'i snd .n sSf!'a .ad
For Long st.nsh: Point Pleasant and in,srmsai..s
ssiG s il, ~sss s d.ys Az md s s n i suns.H nsS:H
slt ViaA. NJ, a,i5 p n. ldo not stop at Asbury ark
The sun., 1891-07-02
NEW YORK. oSTA oSl;4 R592 W2 $%ND WESTERN

Train. Leave Weit 42a st. A. hs 5iHh T. uS min9s
burgn Port Jervis M0ntirrlio Faiisbur9h. Liosrsyt
Livingston Manor Hancock Carhondais, sarsntos -
ossii. 9'weRo ossre p Ghtcsso, so,n .Sd Po,u'i Vet
honk aud Minnswask WAIKIKI Valley sfationS hidalsl
town.. Hoomngburgh, Ellenvills, FAsburgh. hursy)
M,iH FM S;mposII iI. Lake: MSscnk apS a. ~
ipxcnrgh LlsnSIl'o f"l.buruh. Hurlsyv''Is AbsstSt
t1t0O J. N. Mdiis istown. Esl;sbprsh AbsEty. Ilyf
inRsion Naror RocEAnd walton. Sidney NorwtcM
Oneida. Oswsgo. Rochester. HtARarA FallA Dstfuik
,hicaso and West pnimsn s'espers; reclining chair
iiS r H. Saturdays oniv Middietown, BIoostpT
burgIL kienvtls. fniisburgh Lihertv, White LILA
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day. El.ss
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obtained ut fl3 BROADWAY. New YORK; j. y. Andefogo
u. r. A.. IL Exchange place. Now York
The sun., 1891-07-02
The winners In New Jersey.

0LoucrsrKH. July L-Followng are the results OF To-
days races:
first Race-Four and one half furonrs: rhad Rowe
second I.er reohaun third. Time .Ot
won Gov. Roberts s.cond II C.rtuon third. Time So
Fourth kacs-ons mile. QUESTION won. Rosstsrry
Filth Rsco-Six and one half farlongs Repeater
i24h
SIKH Racs-Four and one half furonrs Guard won
Little Ella second Jack Murray third. Time. oSk.
The sun., 1891-07-02
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