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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-07

ELiAs a. shrn, Cashier. plAlnua.l
j. S. losn, defendant
The People OF tho Territory Of Utah send
To J. :. Bond. tefcndanii
Vou AM HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
3 l. peariI IN action brought against you by
the above named piainiiH Ia the Diriref count
Of the THIRD judicial District Of the ItrriiQrY
therein within ten days frnflusiyo o. the DAY
Of scryicsl after the service on you Ut tina
sninlnons-t served within lhh county, or, n
served out Of this eouniy, but In ihis district,
within twenty days, otherwise within forty days
or indgment ~ default Will te taken against
you. according 70 The praycroi said complaint.
sum of $500, with interest thereon At nor
cent per Annum from october .lft islQ, ana
for $50 for aunineys fccf, hnd for coslE II
ihit suit. and to have decree Tor the tore.
closure aud sale o. the following describcd
properly situate IN the city and county ~ SAT-
Lake, Utah Territory, % Wit, Commencing NJ
lne NV corner u lot 6,block ~. plat o, {. l. I.
survey, theme :; " rode, thence D. thrso
rods, thence n, y rods, thence ". uTea
rods 10 tho place of beginning, under
certain mortgage made and delivered by Tic
the payment % INN Of d certain uromiasnry
note dated ~ SAT- Lake CITY, ttah, Jau. glsf
1870, for 0lo. due IN twelve months from tnii
late, VAN inisrest az per cent per anuum
u
cipai ar Interest haa be uAid except the 10 ieIoa
on .the sane down a. october giaf 1870,
was agreed IN said mortgage that said defend
ant would pay all tho costs ineluding a reaa
enable attorney Zee In case default be mHde| Ia
the payment OF tho principal OF interest that
plalnun 10 now the legal owner and holder OF
said noto and mQflgagci that the defendant
and all person. claliniug said premises auhso
quaint al plalnun'a mortgage may TO barred
aud ioicclosed Of all olaini or rsht ihefein /.
for the usual Htatntpry rOllcf nni for such
other aud further relief IN tue premises a. 10
this court may seem meet and equitable.
Aud you are hereby notided ibat II YOU fail
10 appear and answef the said compliant a.
ah1vr required, aud the said plaintiff vii take
Judgment against you Tor the cum u sluO0
Win interest, attorneys fees ~ above and for
costs Of suit
Witness tho Hon charles :. Zane, judge, and
the Seal o. the Disuic court of me fhlrd
Jtdlral pstrct, IN and fDF tho Ieffitory
Of ltahi thai0d day ~ March. IN the year
q 9nr Lord one thousand eight hundred
tsEALl HENRY @. MCMILLAN.
Clark.
ny SKo u. l.oOnIs,
oawiw thur D,paiy Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-07

:, We guhrantoe this U DO the Beat C0uqh
&rup manufactured In tbs Wide world.
rms Is sayinga great deal, but Il IL
hue. For CoHslUiption, Coughs, Old.
sore Throat, sore CAeat. Ifem1lonin.
5roHehRis, Asthma, Group, Whooumg
Uou9h. and all diseases OF the 7Eroat
aud hia1i we pDiiipeg guarantee bal.
lard's hQrehouud syrup to 10 without
any equal on tho whole face Of thu
globe. In support Of this statement We
refer 70 every individual who has ever
used u, and 10 every druggist who has
ever sold H. Such evidence Is lndis
puuhlc.
Sold by z. u1M.I. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-07
Health is Wealth

nm. v. o. WRISTS SKRyr AID BRAIN TRElr.
Ntsf, a guaranteed specific for uyste ria, Dla
tness, tonyulaionA, ms. Nervous Neuralgia
feA acne, Nervous frOsuatlOn caused by The
re OF hiiohOl or tobacco. WAX funesa. Mental
bepreNlnh, sntenlug OF the brain, resulting
N insanity aud leading 20 misery, decay AMI
atalhi fremature Old Age, bafrunness, caused
w over okerilon Of the brain. Each box con,
iAlns one month't treatment sr0D box, OF Mn
n price. ''P'
WE GUARANTEE six BOXES
10 cure any ease. WIN each order reDeiyed
" " tur tiN boxes, accompanied with $500,
w mn soma ihe plrhharor our written gusran.
~. 70 feturd The money II tho treatment does
~ nheri cure. 6aarantees lts1od nv
!.ouNsVNi PRATT a co.. Druggists, sols
AAenls, u Main street. SAT- Lake City, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-07

This Is what you ought to hav. I'm
ne, net 10Y must have Il to mlly enjoy
lim, Thousands are searching lar y
uMly, and mourning because they ma
!. not, Thousands upon thousands ~
uo'' are srent annually nv our
heopleln tho hole that they may sttsin
uni' uy9n' And yet II may b. haI bv
w. we guarantee that Eloetrlc nj,
~ls, u usei according 10 directions
anu we Use persisted ia, will hiring von
t1ou digestion aud Gust The J,n,c u
Tspepsla ani Install Instead Eunansv
NJ tcommend Electric Blttrrs r.
sSyspepsia ind all diseases OF IJver
s san and Kidneys. sold AT Ma
Cos Drug storo. 49, S'n',h d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-07

Ho after marrlagcl-Whntl You
have no fortune You said over and
over again that you wero afraid some
one would marry you for your money
She-Nes, and you said over aud
over again that you would be happy
wi'h me II hadn't Il cent We'll, /
haven't a cent. Now Yorl. Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NIoT1CE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny TiiR
IN undersigned Executors 81 the sstaie OF
Lucy u. YOUNG deceased, 60 tho cruiltots "
doecafGd, 10 exhibit them with the neeoss
say vouchers, within ten months after tho 1fst
street, SAT- Like CITY, IN the County OF salt
Lake. Utah Ierriory,
Dated March lllh, lsnl.
HFnFR YOUNG,
Anita u. ohiTA YOUNG,
IL GRAND YOUNG,
Executors Of the estate OF Lucy ., Young
deceased dlawth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-07
SUMMONS.

IN me District Court IA aud Tor me- Tint
Judicial District of UiaA Territory,
County " Suit Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-07
notice.!

advertise offered
below cost requested greater quantities than
salcsmen are limited IA.
Our intention to distribute every Household In this
City, nnd not to those who would buy o again.
We have engaged extra Statesmen Ladies'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04

Curlsr. Pi..nlpe for tho Season,

The curing season will open next month in earnest
The Executive Committee OF tho Grand National Curl.
ing Club Of America held special Meeting last evening
At the New York Caedonian Club rooms. At Q
and 10 Horatio street. 1t was one OF the
largest gatherings OF curling representatives
ever held in this city. There were present
james Kellock, caledondan Club New York; A. Lewis
New York Clubs James Stevens jersey City: T. Nichol
son. st. Andrews. New York: Frazier. Yonkers; John
Gray. Thistle. New York: James r. Conley. Empire
City. New York: q. d. Teins. Caedouians Brooklyn;
George Nacgresor. Thistle. Brooklyn: T Wallace Man.
haitian New York; John Peattie Utica: George Gran
ford. American, New York: John McHay Albany City;
"a aScF F.. E%PIrs Albany; O. Sage John o. Groa
ton dates i.r she ysrioas ssn.piess 'e .Sd
tween clubs Inc United stsps. ana '' cauad as
The selection Of dates for the coess for the various
medals aroused considerable discussion. The Eastern
Dalrymple medal wil be played for on Central PsrE
Sc held on Van Cortland Lake %sdnssasy Jam sa v On
Jan. I'D the contest for the McClintock medal Will take
place. The INTERIM tiunnl match the Gordon medal
sS IN s' bsy IL m
were LEFT open to DO smica6iy agreed by the
a commitiee consisting of Messrs. Nicholson and
sms were appointed 10 Aesot trophies for future
The third Sunday in January was selected for the
annual gathering Ut the curling clubs to hear yearly
Kossitsr Of the Ssrth es5yierian Church. u Thirty.
first street and Ninth avenue.
The advi.abiiity Of selecting date for the great In.
transitional contest between the United staIes and
fnsy decided to sliow the Grand NatvIsi ofcsrs to
name the date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04


Do1INo-BANrAzS CLASS.
rT,s dsss..d k. Rs,s sssS
q came
s 4; s.i ~ ;i;s eiSS:s
ssd but s.r ;''Gas ronnS liz sosg
S S sSa ssai ss Ss . s.0p Ss;
HS s; y, s.S a. &. sss :ss ss q TN
s sss ana s s on hit Syss
SS S::!S call Of time .sSias him me
BoxrNa-yEA CIAsa
r!r;. g"n.-R Mnih.. West sias q defeated T.
rss q 81 sr, sS
He came 4 the veteran time and sssin only 20 Do
70.
soasH no IA grow sise toward sss cd '''A out
DoxrNo-srrcrAL l25-rounp crAss.
First gontf Tiilistrsnd. West Side defeated J.
s sss s@s sSa.s ss%
~sn Il * me .s ana sSu sso III.
css g &. weary sHas g; me ss ss siyns q
second Roas shorieiI Jtinion a. c. forfeitsd TO
ws ;s s %s!es e RS.s,a 81. sd. A. O. defeated O.
cSs su q s s assssn
S Il IL ns .s la Gsn Rs
nss but IN deeidediy Eetth!we style Ahearn scored
b another s
::s d IL Side s. :s
wBBHTIIN0-BANIAN CLASS.
First nout-f Bertch. Ashbnd 4, c. Hevark de.
ssatsd Aensy ccsssr Acorn A a. Time. minutes 60
second Boat-.G PfortneL Manhattan A. O.. dsfes.ea
v. Martin, Ashland A. 9. ffms. minutes 81 IS sec.
Observation-Disclosures CLASS.
First Bout-t. Mueller, National rurn yersiu. Newark
M as,s.'eS & MILLER; rssilns A c. Time. minus:
A. sssssrk g. Si%s. minute s': s s.
Tslsa Boas@a a. sse1 breesiyn c. defeated
seeondS hoid@Sody and ncck. '' "''"'''' o. 40
Observation-Disclosures CLASS.
xrir:t Ro S,. srsyer rrssms 4 G.; defeated 9.
sessna Ioss.S GSi!ia. Mssicn:, Turn vsrsn. New,
minute ii IS seconds. HoH-HaHN Nelson.
pdSns Posms III %s Ca t assssa
sx minutes and the bout won't to Brsyer doing
aGS Ss ea.
sixth Bout-A. UlImsun, williamsbureh A. A., was
awarded the bout. Aalpin ChLton A. c. shifking the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GLASS;
First Bout.M Brayer Pastime A c.. forfeited to &.
second Bout-P Won Boechm.n St. Georges A. G., Dc.
1ea a & Rfeies williamsoursh A A Time Il ss Sec
Third boat-J Ryan. Star 4 9, aese...a /! su.pesn.
Leg and neck
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
Winter R,dins Exercises.

TIE Ark. music ride Of the season. and that prom.
hss we'll for the winter riding months WAS held at
p,ckels Riding Academy on Wednesday evening. One
~ the most spirited and interesting contests the
Jeu do Bans. In which Mcsxrs. NJ b. Marks q. g. Ryer
and a. schufner Wed resolutely with one another
yDr tue ban0rs Judges Lppe and Mauer awarded the
pMtpi TO Marks. and Schafner SECOND
The weli.Snown high jumper. Lnrdship. who win he
som s,, very sasvsr ssspi.s under ~ r. Z Lynch
from shs large sudene. when he cleared the bsr al
feet inchex Other nne hurdle jumping was done by
hchatfner.
This grand entrec the prettIest scenes that
have ever bssn seen IN the Arademy. Hnme magntf.
ceht horses were brought out. and tie ninety
With mare grars 81 receyed more applause
FRITZ krcehe rods hts famous horse Kingston syr.
tied uinsir ami performed nunlbsr OF graceful And
fancy moysunents. Mr. ". y. Anthony. on Row land,
did sOmu clever crUSs and high SC hoUl actions.
The music rides which prnvel successful last year,
will be outlnuel week during season
isomo special features v III be gwen Ia Jannary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
ssei.s,. .aa Tsch,soria Shake maads.

~ sisted In yesterdays Sux Tschgorin deferred his
departure 10 Havana In order TO discuss with s,ens
Of the agreements the match to DO played be.
tween them. Seinitz called TschiEorin II this lat
msk!n. nimssn Ssd.rs.soa pfomPtsa Tsshigorih 70 70
house OF Dr. A. q Friedlani. who y russian by birth
but speate the German LANGUAGE huenfiy, The stpt'a
yhs ony real diIn,sy srS.s ovei The sssetSn q
should DO held BY the commtes Of play ~ the Havsna
chess Club subject 70 the directions Of the referee
Judge Ceso 0olHAyo Ii to be- referee.
No alteration of any secount were made In the rules
governing the match which are the as prevailed
In their nrs Havana and In the match bet We.
Steinlta and Gpnsberg The only paragraph changed
WAS che relating 10 the hours Of play. II " ~
sxreed play four hour At the rst sitting and three
Steinits vfi saii Tor Havana on Saturday Dec. TO-
Play will probably commence on Dec. 2b-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04

Frne work In the Pointer Derby and AlIsre
Setter SHAKE.


setter stske.
LEXINGTON. n G.. Dec 3-To-day opened
dim and cloudy. but warm. The Central Field
Trials were continued with the last brace in
the first series Of the Pointer Derby. Exile and
Dauntless. Both dogs ranged far and wide.
but with little Judgment Exile found a single
bird. and Dauntiess has not nose enough to
find birds BY the side Of him. and finished with
bad flush.
In the second series Black Wonder and Bob
were called out. Black Wonder was very care-
less, flushed bovy. and did no work after
ward to redeem himself Bob found a single
or two and behaved we'll Promotion and
sn ass ss gsss for s%% sood
work on birds and Mainstay was not far bee
hind. as he had better range than the other.
winner om pSoss M ae ana
wore run. again, but failed to lind game.
es snfa had Wsn s sns
kenners Maigstay second. and W, G. Brokaws
The draw fer the, All.age Setter stake took
J Hante M shss bssS
Ss S Ssy1E TSsssSs N Sssf Ff HsTs
"a & p A Viii Hn hs ssss.ls sSs
i. stsphsnsons TOP Marx. b EdGewsys Lon
Noble with Diil's Count Gladstone. r. MerriiI's
Paul Bo with PieEre Lorillard. Jr.. Antevolo.
- After lunch the frst brace. Count Eric. and
Dad Wilson. JE. ran one hour: The work on
birds was nearly all in Dad Wuson's favor. he
handling them in good style. Count not un-
del. good control. got one singie. Dad Wilson
will rcmAin In second series,
The former was too fast for the. latter, and was
Lost l !; onfe Or tYiee: Bonnie found single. and
% ~ dtd Daisy Hunter Both VIII remain 10.
and Natalie IL Both dogs hunted very care
fully. most Of the work being done in cover
one would be about equal. though Rupert was
moro confident on points.
Corssir. Hurry soon pointed bevy. and
afterward secured q single bird. hunting In
good style and was under good control He
main tn. The nrst series will be run through
tomorrow. Birds were not very plentiful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
THOMPSON GETS THE Ivr GIFT zRAc
wSllIasa or GIoaeesssr "a Opes the Cours,
Nee. -

President William Thompson Of the Glou.
cester track has q surprise up his sleeve for
those persons who think that no is out VI tho
racing business since his own course near
Camden was closed.
1t will be remembered that Thompson tried
unsuccessfully to secure the Bennings course
at Washington. and II was thought he
would give up until next spring. The tireless
Thompson. however. made play for the old Ivy
City course. also near Washington. and IL L.
now known that he was successful. work going
on vt that course every day now. with y view
There was an obstacle In Thonpson's way
that cost something to surnount. There Is :
law prohibiting betting on races within one
mile OF the capital and the old betting ring at
the IVY City course was ninety feet inside the
into the Inner track. and It Is now somefEinS
over one mile from the city and betting can be
carried on without any violation OF the law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
sian Kickinx tho BaH ut R.teer,.

New BRussw1cK. Dec. 3.-Ths second interciass foot
ball game at Rutgers played this afternoon be
tween '0a and '96 The latter by score Of To T.
90 had Asssler and Luii OF tho Wars,ty team. while
as WAS represented by George Ludlow, aabs Ludlow.
Wills. and Grant. The hrst touch down for 20 WAS
made BY wills after hard run. and the second by
@ c ssaop .as ~ ns M oaoh ~. run for down
had the bad when ssgara tackled and downsd nm
started down The heid He was downod by four NJ en-,
yards through tho opposing team touched me kssii
down beyond the hnc Mess!er. after brilliant rnn'
made the only touch down Tor hts side anu EicL al .
beautiful goal from the 70. yard line. >s~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04

william u. Curtis and Harry Mcmillan. rsprssentins
the Amatsur Athletic Union. and Charles T. Lsseomb
OF the League oe American whssimsn. VIII meet shersly
to discuss the question ss priseA wtah the l. A. o..
limiting the value Of rst prizes TO SIS ana the ".
PLAYING nomit game i seems clear that some action
side BY side: 4 NESTING VII probably Be he'd next
the best man the wbselmcn could have selected 70
reach en- q re nsser being q
doubtless come 70 some sEreemen!" he said. The
come down In the value OF prses whie the A. A. a. will
have 70 travel upward 20 meet Sehsm. How Tar they
will tumbae from their 5000 pianos and how high We
viii Climb from our tSS msdsi the coming confSreace
will deteFmIpe,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
Maurice Daily 10 Celebrate.

BilliAraist Maurice DAILY will play host tomorrow
night at social gathering that onght to be full Of
pleasure for him. and which 10 20 afford enjoy.
msnt to his personal friends. II viii be sort OF trpii.
cate jubilee celebration First he Ia to
the fifteenth Anniversary Of his wedding Next he
nnaly he viii rejoice In the anspicous fsopenng OF
sexton. old billiard rooms which ho recently 1dded TO
serve 60 lend unique nssess TO sanqqs. tomorrow
thirty intimAses have been Invited Tue christening
van be AN interesting ceremony. Dudley Kavnn.Hh
the old war horse OF billiards. will be godYather n
III. infant btIiartis. and Miss Kate De Lacy viii DO
union has been productive OF domestic hsppinsss OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
MeCar,by Can Have Tho Expenses,

tight between Cal Mccarthy and Johnnie Murphy Of
Boston Is now placed entirely Murphys shoulders.
President Noel Of the olympic club Of New Orleans
terday teiegrapled the Uixrafei agreeing to
$50 for expenses that the ister asked
latter part OF January next Mccarthy will NOT
for New Orleans until the middle of that month"; hs
no time TO becoms .scIimsed ne had no trouble that
dent he bout Murphy. The purse offered Is s2 O0O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04

Ever since Nike Gushing. tho la6-pound chsmriou
boxer OF America. was laid up with rbsumat,sm nj.
friends In Elizabeth Mixes old home have been irving
to set up big testimonial for him They now an
nounce that II will take place at Turn Hall in that
city, next Monday nigat. The early part 1T the pro
EramIne will be made up of sparrina aud wrestling
cushing hmsrf wln box Charley Norton, tho ex.,igat.
weight chumpton Of America mud JACK Hopper OF In.
city. Anybudy who the great ba,tts between
IN awsy. remember y Tor ushing showed wonder.
yet fought more without lrtitng IN.
opponent know that the member gone IL IL whts
pared that pressnaton wall be made 70 Gushing dur.
Ing the festivities. s wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
CRUISES OF STEAM YACR7A.
It 10 Likely that tho UtowanA anA gaga
more VIM Meet ABROAD.

W. ". Durant, owner Of the auxiliary steam
yacht Utowana. built last winter by Neafe d
Levy OF Philadelphia from design BY J.
Beaver Webb told Sun reporter yesterday
his plans In regard to going around the world
in his yacht Mr.. Durant and his family loft
last September for IN extended cruise In
foreign waters Their experience In the storm
Of Nov. i3 Oh the English coast has already
Cowes. Mr.. Durant put the Utowana in . dry
dock for repairs aud alterations and dis.
charged bis American Captain and Grew.
The Utowana Is splendid yacht" said Mr..
Durant She behaved admirably IN the
storm don't thirf ever Yer. saw better or sea g,
who have seen It at Cowes. The reason for
laying her up for time is that want to make
some changes in her interior arrangement.
We have thought Of number Of things we
auxiliary engine. Az it will take some
time. TO have the changes made de-
cided to ship 2 new crew rather than
pay hoard besides Ny family is still abroad.
matters brought me home. expect to sail on
mother should be worse. Her illness may put
an end to our intended trip around the world"
Mr Durant said that he 10 greatly pleased
with his new yacht. The Utowana will 60 TO
the Mediterranean from Cowes and 1t fs likely
that she will run acruss the steam yacht Saga
more there. William L. Slater OF Norwich.
Conn. owner Of the Sycamore. intends to start
will make the Mediterranean his obisctive
nOint.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
Ts-d.s's Proeran.. nj Gutse.s.rs.

The probable starters and weights are:
First Raoc-Purse $500. for beaten horses: nve fur
lonRs Marty l2o; kingsiock. 122: FiainbeAu. 1877:
BOwerv. llD; Kitty. 49, Stratagen III; Sir George
III: Mils Young ~: y,Igie. ~; L.cIs ia
WI liz: Niesive. Tia; Florimon. lis: Defendant.
JOG: Lallsh 10: Tammany Hall so; Longsrd u;
Third Raso-Purse 1900 for twn.year.olds; ssiing:
thres.quartsrs Of mile Circular 1os Alma T.. 1o7:
sack. 100; JonaGne.. 100: Faux Pas ooit. se.
fnrtones Autocrat 115: Badge, 49, Ny Fellow, IL;
Lowlander, 40; Lizzie. lO7.
fifth RAce-rurse 500: selling; mile and hnf fur.
long. Gertie D.. 100; Mountain Deer 1906 Sandstone.
100: Rover 100 resri Set 100; Fo,es. King. ":
sixth, A.cs-frr.e s49S: sci Ing; :eyen turicDgs
Catherine r.. 124; freny. l.4: AlRernon. i22: Lupa
nly. II; Kingdom l2: Padre. lO2 Excelienza fliy,
w: Mabel PomerOy, los.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
The SAFE or 1HoRoUeHBREDs.
Nr. ". W. 1arvsek Of New YORK Psys ths
Highest Trsce.

Nr. ". W. 0arssek Of New York Pays ths
Highest Frsce.
LEXINGTON. Dec. a-There was a large at.
tendance at the com binstion sale Of thorough.
breds here to-day by g. D. Bruce and r. Ed
monson. Bidding was much livelier than on
yesterday. The hfty-1ve head sold brought
$44.475. an average Of sos
Tom Rogers. winning three-yeor-old colt
by Falsetto. provoked lively competition. w.
Ss:s s efes "s q s:o Sss 4E. for e.
Priced 60; colt wa sn Doncsster. bought by Green
h Thdsa sG thst SFoasht $500 and over follow:
$500 %: ;.s Is IT,
frse1 Hsy wo aSsa ey aisnelsrras oy VIZ
Asa.. s p lisa 81 Glsnsis;.Aeou;.ic. Sy xa. .ss
Medje. Sr. m. ' INA BY ssnsasion-Isrida. by -
isss Sg ~ ci.y
shoot Sn m. isss BY imp Prince Charlie: 1
xsnaoiin s. =: y vifSi-asisI.. BY Austria: 80
ER S:ss ass X .:
Alarm; v. \ sshute EousvilIe, ...;:.:.:.:.: / 72o
Monsrchist: j. ArmstronE, New YORK 80. Loo
Ses:s sn Cay
z Hsss w. " ss9 sssssi. o..n b,
tie g.. by Glsueig; l. r Tsrlion. 1850
ss'sy Tyr Pom nssi.as ~ 'o,yAsn: 7,s
sprinser: by Imp HnekdsnJ suegst. 2.Ioo
's;rS sns ~ II 500
Reputation; = 1855 By nsisllow-isiisi. BY .oo
Tom ksssS & q isss y S.;.t;o-En. ,, lis: 49,
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The w,.ner. At a.rl,e,a P.rsx.

CuicAoo. Dec. 3-Ths track was heavy at Garfield
Park to-day. the rain falling nearly all day.
Following the results OF the races:
Firsa RAce--sx furongs: ,seliing. Gunshot won En-.
tsrprse second, Katie J. third Time. $50.
Secund Rscs-Five sight his OF mile: selling Big Nan
won 'crcauid second. Hannah Noberly third. Time,
liza =
Third Race--Nile: selling. Duster won Adeline sec
oAd, Long Ten third. Time, 2O3It
Fourth hnee-Ftvs and a hah Turiongs Glenoia won.
Unsls Harry second, Dolly Mobiles third. Time. lna
4 Fifth khce--fiveeighth Of mile. Dan IL won Han.
sen second Fred Knox third. Time l:I6
Sixth Raro.One mile; selling Gamorra won, Quota.
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Asst,ag or sAs sevssth's Mes.

meeting Of the officers Of the Seventh Regiment
Athletic Association held last night 70 discuns the
unsanctiosed games OF tomorrow night. ana enesavor
to and way out Of the dinicaity AZ late hour no
dsoison had been arrived at although Lloyd Coins 10
authority sor cha sAtsnsnt that hsd been deuldsd 70
Aae0catton Mr.. Coiii. cd nst furstsh map 20 OK
plain lsM ssas szssss,e nssy Is.A $3.50 tls
athletes cor composing Tor illegal priseI -
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How WIN rhls Suit jim Sullivan

There Is no installing Jake Pitys Intentions regard.
ing the Offer OF Jim Sullivan to Eight him. Pits sets
forth hh Views very clearly in the following letter:
To TuH EpiToR or The sus-Sjr: Sullivan surely
knew when he issued that challenge TO Eight the
Of the sratz contest that fought 40 pounds
Thsrefofe VIII tel Sullivan or anybody else that will
not nght a. sa.eh weight but want % meet sullivan
$50 aud VIII guaranee 70 ngt at lao II this II
stactQry to him Will make the match TO be fought ~
the williamsburghs coming tournament JAKE Firx.