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Morris tribune., 1891-05-13
Farmer Smith Gives HIS Experience in
Raising Potatoes.


EDITOR TRIBUNE:-Yonr sugges-
tion in tho TRIBUNE of April Doth is
worthy of notice. In consequence Of
our recent affection my mind is not in
q suitable condition to treat the sub
ject properly.
The best method of planting pota-
toes is Il subject upon which there Is
much controversy. There are many
theories and theorists too. A theory
is II good thing, but theory with prac-
tical knowledge is better, and | would
give more for the practical knowledge
of an old farmer than | would for
many articles of theorists, such us we
often see in city papers. We farmers
call such writer's sidewalk farmers" "
Perhaps there is no one method of
planting potatoes that can be called
superior to all others. Men never
have and perhaps never will agree on
this subject. As l have had some
eXECrieHce and SucceSS in raising po-
tatoes, | will give the readers of the
TRIBUNE my method. In order 10
make success i'll raising potatoes
there are many things to be consid-
cred. 1t can be divided into us many
parts or treated under as many differ
ent heads as an old New England
minister's sermon. y good yield OF
the whole potatoe. the half or the
number of eyes that are planted, bat
upon the whole system. First select
a rich, mellow, moist piece of ground,
plow deep; eight or ten inches is none
too deep. If the land is not rich ell
ough give it II good coat of stable
manure, drag the ground to make it
smooth. mark the rows with plOW,
drop the potatoes AMI cover them by
dragging across the furrowS; as soon
as i;he weeds start drag again the same
us before across the burrows; this will
| cover amy potat0e that may not have
got covered at the first dragging. 1t
does no harm t" drag the ground three
or fo.;G :in2S II; fore cnltivating. But
S0.ne say tAAt ii is too muc.i work to
plant i'll this way. Very well, if you
expect to get good crops of any kind
without work you will find to your
sorrow that you are laboring under a
delusion. You had better abandon
the farm and join the company of
bankers, the money loaners. OF the
railroad.
l have given my way of planting
potatoes. and because of my success
in raising potatoes ! believe it to be
Il good way, if not the best. Many
ploW their potatoes in with very good
results. My objection to this method
| is, potatoes require mellow ground
under as well us over them, in order
to obtain the best results, and the
bottom of the furroW is too hard fol
potatoes to grow the largest yield OF
the largest potatoes.
Mr.. Randall, the former editor C1
the TRIBUNE, gave me some good
ideas about raising potatoes that ]
will give the readers Of the TRIBUNE
''Select good piece of ground, ma
nure heavily, summer fallow, tht
next spring plow again, planting tht
potatoes at the same time. There will
be mellow enough soil under the po
tatoes to give them chance to grow
if not. take a little pains in dropping
m on the side of the furrow 1
'>eth : cert 0r
Morris tribune., 1891-05-13

SoN E-Pcatrie Camp, Noi0; meet 1st and
3d Saturday of each month
GEORGE BLACKNAN, Capt
Morris tribune., 1891-05-13

One price to all at Clark's Casf
Store.
Morris tribune., 1891-05-13

Congregational Church, G II Rouiclitfe, pas
tor; services morning and evening.
Morris tribune., 1891-05-13

At the annual election of the Han
cock Congregational Sunday School,
held at the school house on the even
ing of May 9th, 1891, the following
officers were elected:
President Mrs. Geo. Beggs.
Vice President-John Hunter.
Secretary-Miss Annie Hunter.
treasurer Miss Emily Beggs.
Miss Mary Hurter-s
Teachers-Geo. Z. Uln.I- rs L. B.
Whitcomb, Mrs. Routliffe, w. A. Hol-
ton, Miss Mary Hunter, Mrs. Frank
Anglers.
Assistant Teachers-Wm. Huntley,
Mrs. VIM. Huntley, Mr.. H. G. Carpen-
ter.
Morris tribune., 1891-05-13

WCTu meets seml- monthly on Wednes-
day az p IN
Morris tribune., 1891-05-13

Any make of organs or pianos will
be furnished by Thorpe 4 TolGfson.
Morris tribune., 1891-05-13

& y &-C II Hunter Post, No ia; meets Ur
the and 18th Saturday OF each month.
\ l. HULETr, Com
Morris tribune., 1891-05-13
SICK HEADACHE.

LOOSE'S RED CLOVER PILLS Cure
Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Constipation. 25c per box, 5 boxes fol
81. For sale by HuIburd & Co.
Morris tribune., 1891-05-13

Goods plainly marked at Clark
Cash Store.
Morris tribune., 1891-05-13
Village Directory.
VILLAGE oFEIcERs.

VILLAGE OFFICERS,
President-G G Thorpe
CounctlSnen-K c Helges0n, John Erick-
son, Frank Wilcox, S. Whitcomb
Reeorder-A j Erickson
Assessor-P Fenton
Treasurer-Walter Higgins
Justlces-H ] Dresser, z 5 Fenton
Marshall II Holton
Road Overseer-H j Dresser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
I'm Oienfte oeftorben.

Ser 8ahter Sol. O'DonneQ, tpel6er
all ben @eIetien Der Ban 6anoles Babn an
Der 32iten StraBe itationirt lift, tnad)te
9onneritaa Nbelo bic @ntbedung, baB oas
Stgnaltht an Der Bitten StraBe ni1t bers
u1tergelalleu tpar. Oils ct Der l1rio6e BET
gerilahlaliiautts 1labforiden tpolie, farto
er ben oorttgen Ndhter, ppt eirer1 Bulge
uberfabren toot. am Booen ~Iie9eno.
Ser ytame oes @etooteten lit ntht be-
fannt, ba oies ieine erfte Jeadbt als 8abnz
fparter Der pan : gamble Babngeieui6aft
tpar.
Dte 9ei9e 1T nab Sdser's 5a~rgmagasin
an Der Beit II. StraBe gebraAt tOorDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
uahm parifer Grin.

Sobn S9and. tpobnbaft in go. 1922
Cottage @rope Mue., sanfte lid 9onneritag
Mbeno nit lctner 0irtbin unD psriu6te
etne Stunoe ipdter ourh Ginnsbmen bon
8ariier @riin ieinem 2eben Elm @ilbe 81
MAIDEN. @s puroel1, nod ebe iein Yeben
ernitl;h in @efabr tpar, bic nDtbtgen @5es
genmittel %angetpanot. lno 5rDar lnilGrfolg.
Bor 6 Sdbren itarben S1ant's Gltern uno
btnterlieBeI1 ibm ein8ermDgen bon $50, 900.
Seinen Auslagen ndd mar er etn 8ruoer
Der Dor etniaen Sahren BON ibrem Wtanne
ermoroeten 6rau Buld.
Seiner 3eit bate Sdanf cine @trtbs
lnaft an bet 80. StraBe uno WentDortb
Que., ~perfaufte pielelbe ieood IND bat leits
benz Elm b0hlt IaOerIlheS aeben aefubrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
Nfhe gum Dansen Ger Obitbdume.

SIM QQgemetnen betra1tet man Ni1e
nur ais Elm porsii9ltdes OingungSimitteL
fir WieleIt uro aBetoen, uno 3iebt tie bier
iogar unter man6en 8erbdltniiien ielbit
bem Staamilt Dor. Wenig gebrGu6lt6 lit
bagegen Die 8enuBung Der 2l1e uno belon>
oers Der 9ol3al6e our OIngung oer Oblts
bdunle. nno bod 1T eS seplB. 0aB tie ii6
bier3u boriiigll6, folt bel1er as 1eoer
anoere Olnger etgnet. IS erfldrt lid oteS
baraus, oaB otelelbe lotpDbl oil Salt pte
8boSpbDriGure perbQltntBntGBtg reid lit !;
Dies itno aber geraoe bic beioen 8eltano>
tbetle, tpelhe auf DaS WadStbum uno be-
lonbers arf Die Srudtbarfeit Der Obit>
b1ume in bobem @rabe einpirfen. 99aH
pielfaben @rfabrungen pirft Ni6enoiinz
9ung in ieoer Gi6tung iebr gInttig auf Die
@ntlpidelung Der 8dume, obne ibnen irs
s~enoiDie 81 ihaOen. sSn ein5elneu, @eaens
oeit, lit cine lol6e 0ln9un9 audi ibon lett
LANCER 3ett gebraudLi6 unb iebr beliebt.
Wtan itreut bic Nihe, tpeltn nlDglth, I'M
l1mfang Der &rone, aiemlt6 fart tm
6erbite auf, nobet bann tbre ytG6ritofte I'M
Gaufe oes Winters aus9elauGt uno ben
8aummurSeln 5ugefibrt meroen. Nu6
mag man Tie our6 8earbeiten nit benz
8oben permiihen, uno Oiirfte oteleS 0ers
fabren nod 3pednlGBtger letn.
Gs beoarf taum Der GrmGbnung, baB
Der Wertb oer Qi6e ie nah ibrer @1ts
itebung ein lebr Deri6teoener 1T; 9ol;aide
1T Die por3lglt9ite, nur bic feine Sluaaide,
tuelde iih in ben 53ugen Der Teuerungen
aniammelt, MAJ iDr gleihfommen. 2eBz
tere miro nit beioItoerer Borltebe bet
Beereuobit angetpenoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

qiebt IS int gr0Beren Y%ortionen. Oie 8erab:
rei1hug BON Sat3 in gr6Beren MeneeA
bari aber INNER poruber9ebcno 9eideben,
neil Die Gbiere ioult an io9euanu er SalA7
uergittung erfranfen. 8tt Wttldtibcn gebt
purb unbalteuo gu groBe Sat3adben bic
Wtilbablonoerun9 aurlid. Que GDiere pcr=
lieren babel oaS CUTE 9luSieben, betommen
Elm MATES 6aar, inagern ab, letoen an
Shndhe impiutertheit ODER Oil &rGmpfen,
&oIltanTGQen, pdiieri9em unO bluligem
Durhfall, 6arnotang, Utaganz moOarm>
@n%tsiinoun9en. gtab NIfuobme iebr groz
Ser Sol8mengen fonnen iogar oerartige
Nergiftungen nit DEM Tooe enoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
N0m6cr SOILS.

B~rultbrdune> @rfdItuns, SuIen, Gnsa
S0rdlttsfeit nnb felbit @ussebruns in ben
4ntan9sltabien perben bnr6 Nber's
O9errDsP ectDraI ibertpunben. GGnz
ger, S8ouipieIer> ~9luftiondre, Dfent=
Geoner, grebiger, 2ebrer unb ale,
oerea Ieidt cine GtDrung
erletoen, ftilben in bteiem tpunDerbarett
nnO ieRr befannten 8rdparate Elm lide=
res Sellmtttel. SIR pIDbIi6e Ssdae
pom bautt9er 8rdune, &eudbuiten unb
per9letden ionte man es iniebemS auie
balten.
n@or au ! Sabren bate i'd fehr an raubent 6oTs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
WaaO SrnTbrdatnre

an letoen. 9He sep6bnIiden MitteI ,poreu erfoIas
aos, Mfto tb nerirpeifelte fait am aebeft. 3uIest fam
thtr Aqer's Cberrp=NectoraI in ben Sinit, un6 uad5s
l9 9cbeiIt. -Gbas. @ombini. smiths stand.
Sonpma Co., Gal. ~
cyNtr 9rfter' 9iebt es nibts Sefferes aIs auer's
SSperrpSpectordl SD iuenbe ni6ts anberes an."-
@hiIe g. Sutler, Rropibence, St. s.
". 8. Groff & Go, @potbeter in Carton, Sotpa.
srSeren: GAue aebls ano 2unsentraufbeiteM NETS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
Observation-Disclosures B~rieffaf

0ie ron30iiide 9teaierung
nabm lebtcs Sabr fir 36 WtiIionen &iIoe
9ramm 2abaf unb Gtgarren 372
W1luionen Sranes ein. Oas madt burrhs
1hnittlih 1888 @ramm unb cine 9lusgabe
bon 600 6rancs per Ropf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
Oebeilt bmr6

- Mgsr's GaerrpsgectOroI. SO tebt uuen anber,,
,,,ySm Sanltar 1889 ~erfronfte i'd an ben weo,ern
~ oem S3orladfeher, ,tno 6d i'd All firth ina
S9ste 9tia, 10 500 i'd mir cine beftioe GrfSItu,,o oif
oae Tut9e. SD rlnbte Mid III Bette Ieoer, ,tnS
, ner,, - frGnt, BOZ bic gerite an meinem MitftOmmen
TIHSmtueltel, inoen, ne %9Iaubten, i'd babe bic qos
SSi1tperGnoerilng ober i'd fin9 an Nper's Gberrse
Sectorol etnsitltebmen, unS es qelpGbrfe mir boTb
bb roS6t bGt+. Mae9noen' tR einias. SlIai4sn per-
itnb frditig 1pie ie.1ESobn SiIonSer,' Sr a. Ss,nnn
GU Sa,5 Rfr S91ampifboufeI Der g.. g. &s. S. 81. 81. 60,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
WnrftbertMt

Sbieaaa 5. 0ea.
S de Setre!oepretie, baben fid in pereanoez
net gS9ue n10t ipelelttlid %perdnbert. 0eiz
9dter I'm &c. 9efalten. S'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
Iamnmtrtbf1

E 9onbmtrtbI1ottlt6e Seeeuitdnbe betretfenbe
@ufraoen limb on 9errn u ottltcb 2SctihtnBDooe
Corners, mise, aI rid1ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
{, 1tAatssSertd,t.
Sbica9,. 5. Desbr.

~~VtVU9J' D. Ne50r.
@elO mar fuiiis gu 6 . $. Soutaus=
9lei9unsen IN Der @o6e S1O7 49,, 5S7 ses
gen $95. 608 ,421 III Der entipre6enben @nbe
bes 0oriabreS.
sunbssiD uto l0eine l6loIsu
Eier :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

Nm @ d 10 in belief ih Die
Rutubr aIr 1854 $50 Stild, Qeeeil 1865 64
9tid in ber polisen ISOLDE. Sreiie I'M SO
15c. n~teori9er.
Gertalrt pnrbet II. ~:
&pfdnfS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
WicbtltnrEk.

PIN ~ inbp lie arfr betr,ta bic g1z
fltbr 1885 Stitd. se9em 60,065 6tiid in
Der portsen ISOLDE. Breiie felt uno b0ber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
0ntennldft.

BUR Cincinnati giebt es fein beiieres
Wllttet ais @erits. Wfan tpeiht oieIelbe etn
uno lGbt iie etnas quelen, Oann ntro iie tn
Daufen an einem Darrnen 0rte aufges
idIttet, oamit fie gum &etmen fommt.
SIT DaS seihsben, fam man Tie trodnen,
UNI ie %aufbemabren gu f0nlen. 9Ioh better
lit es, rnenn man taglt6 10 Diel @erlte
quellen lGBt unb gum Getren aufi6ittet,
al5 man an einem Sage Derfilttert. Ote
@nten tperoen in einem lauberen, gut nit
Streu periebenen Stau geiebt uno ibnen
Die eefeimte @erite, nd6oem man tie DOrher
tpieoer angefeu6tet bat, gegeben. SIS muB
oies in fleinen BoriiDnen gel6eben, Danit
Die @nteu aQes auffreiien uno ni6ts in Oen
Sr0gen bletbt; bafIr lit oas Sut:er mdb@
renb oes Cages UNI 10 Dfrer gu rei6en. Ser
@rfol9 lit lebr gut, in ldn9itens Dier3ebt
Sa9en iin0 Die @nten felt. 9aiielbe Berz
fabren laBt lid natirlih auh fir anoeres
@eflu9el uno nanneEtli9 lit @Gnle ans
tpenben, es lit iogar in mdn6er Be3iebung
ben ntelgebrdubtthen Nubeln nor5u5ieben.
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaften.
5errn q. &c., g1eb. Siebe 9lrtifel:
DOte Sals9abe bel Der 8iebsu9t."
perm $. s. 90. g., 81. Stebe 9lrtitel:
DVom Bodeln uno GGuhern."
6errn Sb. S., Gani. Stebe Nrtifel:
vMlde gum 9ingen Der Sbitbdume."
9elertn. Siebe Nrtttel: v@ntenmait. "
: ueber 5ibner3uht nG6ltens.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

S6afe trafen 1880 @tiid ELM, sesen
99, 1O8 Stiid i'll Der pori9en ISOLDE. 4reiie
fet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
gtMSwnrtS.

Wet3en. = Yfem Nort Ge3. 81. 033;
San. $1.054; Mai S ,08t. ct. gOlis-.De,.
93Bc; Dtat 9S4c. Otilpautee -8ea. SIC;
Wtat 954c. &nlutb 0e36r. &c.,; Mot
Soc. MntneapoliS = 0e5. $3.50. j.; Dtdt 933c.
&ofeoo Se3. Soc. Mai S1.02 8oltt=
more San. S1.054 Mai $1.O3.~
@orn. 9tep gort = Oes. 604c. San.
545e. Wfai sage. ct. Qollls = Sobr 404c. !;
Wtai 40Be. Baltimore = Sobr 578c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
&et6ts.

100 " 80
20 $50
1So 355
245 . 30
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

> ertdlttt lullroeu Ii. j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
THE BANNER DAY.
St. Louis Great Western Stakes
Won by IdaIia.


ST. LOUIS, June 13.-This was the
banner day of the st. Louis meeting.
The attendance was close on Il, 900 and
the betting was heavy. The favorites
were again beaten in the majority of
the events. The feature of the day was
the Great Western Stakes for twO-year-
Olds. The start was wretched one, the
fayOrite, 70 TambieD, being left ten
lengths. Idalia, the AvondaIe stable
filly, won in game finish with the Cor
rigan pair, Phil Dwyer ana LewWeir.
The track was fair.
First race, selling, purse $500, mile-Start-
ers: Langtry 102, Thorpe, to /; Governor
Wheeler 105 English, to ,; Silver Charm
100, Jordan, to 3; Captain Jack 90, Madison
to l: Solid Silver, 105, ONeill, 80 to l Sight
Draft l02 HazIetti % to l: Eolem 1O2 j. Will
Jams, 10 to l; Nickel King 102, Brophy, 100 to
/ san Saba 102, w. Harris 30 to l; Madam
Midas JOG, Seaman, 90 to l.
San Saba led to the half, when Langtry
went to the front and won by two lengths
from Eolem, who beat Sight Draft half
length for the place. Time, 1:47.
Second race, handicap. sweepstakes. 5000
added. mile and seventy yards-Starters
Philora, ia, R. Williams, to 1; Balgowau
Overton, even; Linlithgow. lis, Seaman, to
i; Ror1a, Allen, 4 TO l.
Rorka set the pace to the head of the
stretch, with Philora and Balgowan In
close attendance. Philora showed in
front i'll the stretch. Rorka second.
There was a pretty finish. Phllora won
by half length from Balgowan, who
beat Liplithgow a neck for the place.
Time, :5O$l.
Third race, the Great Western stakes. for
two-year-olds. $1,000 added, six furlongs-
Starters: Adalia 115, R. Williams. to /:
Boston De, 113, English. 20 to /; Loudon. lis
Allen, to 2: Greenwich, Us, Seaman, 10 to
123. Overton, to i: 70 Tambien, u.s. Bustelle'
to .; Lew Weir, lib, Soden, and Phil Dwyer,
123, A. Mccarthy (Corrigan's entry, 5 to 9
The start was bad one, Phil Dwyer
getting two lengths the best of it, Lou
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14

don second, Adalia third, the fayorite.
Yo Tambien, and Faraday last by ten
lengths. Phil Dwyer led to the last six
teenth where Adalia came fast under
the whip and won easily by two lengths
from Lew Weir, who beat Phil Dwyer
half length. 70 Tambian pulled up
in the stretch and the others were
strung out. Time, 10. 1t was the best
field of two-year-olds that has started
TINS year in race, but the race was
spoiled by the start. Much sympathy
was felt for Yo Tambien, the sister of
Ell Rio Rev.
Starters: Bertha, ia, r. Williams, 4 to 1:
Brazos, III, Overton, 9 to ); Cinch, %, Low
rey. 40 to L; Caesar, 102 Pascoe. 40 to /: Adair,
l04, Gaibreath. 90 TO L; kalavalla, 104, Thorpe
lOO to L; Marchma, liz. Allen, to /; Alaho
way, to 3
First Heat-Cinch, Brazos and Adair
necks apart was the order of the start
Josie NJ rushed to the front at the quar-
ter and lasted long enough to win by a
nose from Brazos, Alaho third. two
lengths off, the others dIstanced. Time,
l: rs
Second Heat -Brazos, 9 to 10; Josie NJ,
even money; Alaho. Is to l. Brazos
got OFF in front and ran length and a
Hoil III IIUIiI dll tue way 10 Guo wire.
Alaho was last by five lengths. Time,
1:161S.
Third Heat-Betting. 1 to 5, Brazos;
4 to l. Josie NJ. Josie NJ showed half
length at the start and was never head
ed. BraZos closed in on her at the head
or the stretch, but she came along and
won easy by three lengths. Time. l: II.
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes, 5000 adj
ded, mile and an eighth-Starters: Guide,
IL, ID. Smith, to 3: Carter B. 100 Thorpe,
II to /; Virgo dor, lis, K. Williams. 10 5;
Louise NJ, 100 Hazlett, l. to 1; DR.. Nave, III,
Allen. to 2; Shibboleth, o. Madison, to !.
Guido set the pace to the stretch
when Virgo dor and DR., Nave came
through, and, in fighting finish Virgo
dOr won by two lengths, DR.. Nave
length before Louise NJ. Time, 1:574.
Sixth race, selling. purse $500, one mile
Starters: Ida L, 105, West, 40 TO l; Alaric,
1O5, Barker 40 to 1; Texas Girl, 105, Hazlett,
to l; Ed Hopper, 105, English, 2 to 1; Silver
Dollar, 30, Madison, 80 to /; Lemoine Fl, 102,
W. Harris. 10 i; Argenta, 105, Gentry, TO 1;
Rlminf, los, Thorpe . to l.
Lemoine II ran away from the field,
and, leading by ten lengths won, pulled
up five lengths before Ed Hopper, who
beat Texas Girl length for the place.
Time, Az,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
MOTH AFTER WOODS.
He Will Try to Stay for Fol
Rounds on Monday EveDiD0

He Will Try to Stay for Four
Rounds on Monday Evening.
Moth, the wrestler, who from the
easy manner in which he did up the
South st. Paul Cyclone'' on Friday
evening, might be termed the .'Torna-
do" is out for new laurels in the fstic
arena. He declares that he will be on
hand at the Olympic theater on Monday
evening. on the occasion of the exhibit
ton to be given by the ''Parson" Davies
combination, and that he will "call"
Billy Woods on the standing bluff he
has to pay 500 TO any man who Will
stand before him for four rounds. Moth
says he is confident of being able to do
1t, but the opinion of other sports is
against him. Woods is well nigh in
vincible, aud if Moth succeeds in stay
ing he will be the first man on the pres
ent tour who has been able to do so.
The entertainment is therefore liable to
be unusually spirited. The cOmbIna-
ton will arrive in st. Paul this fore
noon and Hall. the Australian. who is
with the ''Parson," will be given an en-
tertainment during the day. He will
spar with Woods on Monday evening,
and FitZsimmOnS, who is to meet him in
July, will be in the audience to see for
himself just what care the man whom
he is to meet for $4,000 in little over
month, is taking of himself.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
POPULAR WANTS.
THE WEEKS TRARNsFEs.

W w Phelps to Lille Earl, 1t ., blk
so, st. Anthony Park. :. --..-.. s., 000
blk 2, Graeeis add. ..'..."... ' 1900
NJ Smyth to Peter Dougherty, north
70 OF west I2, 1t 5. blk 4. Bronsons..-- 5000
Peter Dougherty to Louisa G Smyth, 1t
&c. blk 2, Borup & Payne's. 200
Thomas 'rhorbus to E J Meier. 1t ,
rearr north ~ blk ,, Nelson's add. z, 100
W Cooper TO Paul Gadbois, Its II, IL,
ID. IA. Is. 16 and 10, blk 4. Its l to 10,
blk =. Morton's subd III Warmers
Fred G James TO H 5 Broesch,- 9, blk
2, Syndicate Add to Minneapolis. -. $50
Fred G. James to II BroeSch. 1t 4. blk
6, Syndicate Add to Minneapolis. 80. 300
ID Freeman to Levi Freeman, und
" 1t II. blk 2, Lehman & Haas. 500
j ID Freeman to Freeman, uLd
" 1t u, blk 2. Lehman & Haas. 500
Emily Knapp to E d DonOhue, 1t IA,
Jos Jockey to d E Church, 1t s, blk p,
Syndicate No. 80
Total, twelve transfers. SIS, 200
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TgieSdaJ.

F l. Grace 10 H Sehuttinger, 1t Is, blk 2,
Ramaley Park . ~ $3.50
and 2, blk ?. Terrace Park ' 10 81, 900
blk ;, Terrace Park. ...-....'.........' IS, OOo
z r Gilman to II Upham, Its l and 2.
blk 2, Terrace Park ..5 SO, 900
Thomas E Byrne to Thomas Glass
brook, 1t 4, blk 4, Dawson d Smiths
enlargement of Dawson & Smiths
Theo Hamm to j P Cowley. 1t 3, Paul
sons rearr blk Ii, Brown & Jackson's 2, 80
j Smith TO Commercial Bank, II 6, blk
2, Woodland Park . $500
Smith 4 Davidson TO Commercial Bank,
Its ID and II, blk 20, Summit Park. -. 1900
Street add Observation-Disclosures. '. -'.l' 1000
Pierce's enlargement summit Park. 1000
Robert Kirkland to William Constans,
1t 6. blk g. Como add. 100
Agnes Arrol to G W Hitchcock, pit 1t 6,
Blk 2, Ciark's Fourth add. -, $500
Charles Nyberg to j N Lynch, 1t 10, blk
!, j r Weide's add. :. .. -. 500
NJ Lynch to George Fl Crary. same. $500
Total, / transfers S16O, 500
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These Won at Chicago,

CHICAGO, June ID First race fve-eighths
OF mile-Tom Paxton won. Arthur Davis
second Blaze Duke third. Time, 03s4
Second race, three-euarters Of a mile--Ra-
cine won, Geraldine second, Prince third.
Time 1:l54
Third race, mile and an efghth-Orme
won, Fakir second, Dollikens third. Time,
200.
Fourth race, one mile-Ivanhoe won, Is
telle second, Burch third. Time, :431a
Fifth race, one mile-Pickup won, Fairy
Queen second, St. Adams third. Time, l :i5.
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Montana and Foxford.

New YORK, June 13.-Marcus DAILY,
owner of the three-year-old colt Mon
tana, said yesterday, when spoken to
regarding the offer of Charles f. Rand
to match his colt Foxford against Mon
tana for 5000 at Sheepshead Bay: Il
will run Montana against Foxford for
$4,000 a side at the Sheepshead meet
ing; but there is one proviSo | make
the winnings must be handed to the
Sisters of Charity
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Friday.

j M Smith to H B FarweIl, und y Its d,
z, 8, blk 81, W st r E ana Imp Synd
Add No. .-.............S1,5 $50
81 Farwell to NJ Smith. und "a Its 1,
2 3, Il, blk ~, st PRE- and Imp
synd Add No. -. ................ 900
NJ Smith to II B Farwell. und y it,
blk 6, Mackubin & Marshalls add. -. 3,462
Chas Metzger to G Traeger, part 1t IL,
blk 30, Suburban Hills .. 1000
James Dougher to W A Dorsey, IL |, blk
4 Ransom's add ...........,.. 200
City of ST Paul to U S of America, blk
s. Rice d Irvine's add ..
OConnor to Peter Schonarth Jr,
Its q. 2, D. "a, .. 20, q, %, blk 2,
Weed IL Hall es add . 1000
W Farrar ct al TO J NJ Nolan It II
blk 49, add to Mackubn & Marshall's. 3.6OO
E Walsh TO D Sewall, 1t 10 and west
10 feet 1t 9, blk 1, Haldeman's - 5000
Walsh to E S Walsh, II 10 and west
10 feet 1t 9, blk /, Haldeman's. 1900
j T Million to C Christoffersen 1t Is
blk Is. Eastville Heights. 49, 1000
Lienau to L II Naumann, west 12
feet 1t = aud east 10 feet 1t 3. blk l,
B Wilgus add. ............ :. $500
o c Weatherby TO Michael Doran, Its 81
and -, blk II, Summit Park 1900
Hiler Horton 10 o Weatherby Its
II and y, blk r. Summit Park 40DO
Total, fourteen transfers. ~ $50 9S3