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Don't X ick.

We find the following floating
around in our exchanges, and deeu 1t
worthy Of reproduction: If you are
rlch, invest in something; employ
somebody. If you don't think OF any
good word to say, don't say anything
bad about it. Remember every dollar
you invest in permanent improve
ments is that much on tAterest. Be
courteous to strangers that come
among you, 80 that they may NO away
with good Impressions. Always sheer
on the men who go in for improve
lnents; Your portion of the cost will
be nothing only what is just. Don t
kick at any proposed Improvement
because it 10 not at your. own door, or
for fear yoar taxes will I've raised a
dime. Don't throw stumbling blocks
in the way Of your officers; they are
generally public spirited men and
spend lots Of time in the public inter-
est for which they receive no rsmuner-
alton. Never condemn the local
papers unless they have unfairly 2sed
you. IL they have dealt with you I'M
5ustly write to them or go to the Office
and tell the editor ABOUT your case; if
he is much Smaller man physically
than youfself- he will lose no time in
setting yeu right before the public.
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BUSINESS LOCALS. -; z,

Banjo, violin and guitar strlngs, q
fine assortment. at Muller's. y
Protect your weak eyes from the
injurious effect of sun and snow glass
by getting pair Of dark glasses at
Muller's.
II you want to have your iewelry
repaired by q first class workman, at
reasonable prices, take it to Sam
NeuBchwander, at Nye's old stand
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Notice.

Bids for furnishing i,,e to the Coun-
ty Hospital, County Jail and Court
house will be received Until Monday,
June 9Th, 1892, at which time all bids
will be opened. The Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
L. o. HENDERSON,
Elko, May 3, 1892. I'd Clerk.
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land; A Laridon, Denver: j w Hart
ley, Chicago; A l. Matteeon, City; j
w Puett, Carlin; John Smith, 8 F.;
John Morgan, John B MoKenney, B
AJohnson, A H johnson, Battle Min;
VIM Marley, Sacto; L B circuit, Ogden
jus E Myers, Spring Creek. ..
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A fine display OF silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons,
ETC., at the EFT. NJ, Cos. Call and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest in their line ever brought 10
Elko. '
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washoe County,s yilvor League.

The Washoe County Silver League
Permanently organized Saturday
night with q. d. Kelley, editor OF the
Reno Journal, as President @. A
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~ ID tkSiuk uS1O W Cto6C up CO-ooys
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. q, A. o. o. W., at their, Hall to-
night
"A young man 6 feet 81 inches tall
il the observed of all observers on
our streets to-day. " 49,.
. New York %Netrs: -'Capital punish
uent," the boy said when the school
mistress seEted him with the girls.
The two things most needed to
make Nevada prosperous, are the free
Noinage OF silver AID competing
railroad.
Memorial Day win be properly OBJ
Served by Elko Lodge No. Ii, I. o. o.
f. The programme of exercises will
appear hereafter
IL you want to rent fine residence
in Eiko, call on or address Taylor
ALLEN, at tho Gem Hotel. See his ad
in another column. !
Mrs. Wyley was convicted Of selling
&biskey to Indians in the y. IS. Court
at Carson last week. She will have to
serve a term in tia pen. 80
There will be lots of-good things to
eat at the strawberry feast Wednes
day night. Put 4 few quarters in
your pocket and 6xke it in.
The Fourth of July Committee was
out Interviewing our business men to
day. They report the celebration
fsuccess 80 far as finances are con-
cerned. NJ.
The INDEPENDENT received q ship
'ment Of paper from Denver, Coln.,
This morning. We patronize people
who favor the free coinage OF silver in
preference to the gold-buRf OF Califor-
MIA.
It is reported that there is tract
of laod 10 Levy county, Fla, in which
three holes have been dug thirty feet
apart, and each excavation has laid
bare parts of the skeleton OF huge
~
animal.
Mr.. E. Penrod is down from North
Fork. He reports cold, disagreeable
weather in that section and that Oh
the 4th inst. enough snow fell at
Stotiel's to make ak inches OF water
in the rain gua&e.
Mr.. W T. Smith received a dis
patch from Sacramento this morning
stating that DIR. Meigs was doing nice
ly and considered out Of danger. His
many friends 10 Elko will be glad to
hear OF his early recovery.
Little Eddie Peterson, while out
fishing yesterday ate some poison
mushroom and was taken very sick
about 9 O'Clock last night. DR.. Muller
was called and gave the usual reme-
dies and to-day the little fellow Is all
right.
James Murphy, q miner employed
In the g. & @. mine, Virginia, acct
dentally stepped on nail In a plank
and ran il into his foot over week
ago. He paid no attention TO the
wound and last Thursday lockiaw set
fl and on Saturday morning he died.
N. Y. Wortd:--The absenteeism in
the Houce Of Representatives Is q
disgrace to the Democratic msiority.
II enough members for quorum out
OF majority of 150. cannot remain In
their seats and attend to the duties
for which they we're chosen there is 3
very bad state of affairs, which ought
TO be remedied by some designations,
TO be followed by the election Of sue
cessors blessed with industry and a
sense of duty.
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WA Westlund, M Larsen, North
Fork; e Peyser, J Kelley, J Nc
Causland, Va City; A Magee, Oak
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot Hotel CLARK q Green, Pro.
pr1etOra.
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Robt Potter, Mound; A Ed Calisher,
8 F; M E Truurbui4, ] q Nuttall, A F
Silas, Omaha; VIM Vos6urg, Tuscaro-
"a; H NJ Michel, II w Fowler, Beowa-
we; Jud Dakin, Lamoille.
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Headquarters for all kinds of Rsh.
ing poles and fishing tackle at
Muller's. y
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sALMAGUNDl.

he Advertisements Allowed Under
This Head
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WE ARE In EARNEST
! ,. - =. We appenda par,iSl ''st OF
CASH PRICES

goods We
that thing has iUwcret in proportion.
Caroes best quality IL y Calce a d
Dark Saicoe l6 %ds IOr 81 Co. India
superior Quality Chali - inches vide yards
Fancy Colored Lawns, Is yards
manchester Lawns t.Ored Black. yarlsf for
Lopsdale Musn wards
Dress Bingham, pinid aud stripe, y,s or
dresden Cloths and Breiou EephyIa per yard '"i
fancy Colored San 20 !GSd
Cotton Bedford Co'i yards
feca yards for 81 t0ndgo l'yed Peca Tor 81 o.
Iurke fed Percae yards $! Cung ya for 81 o.
English tanneette 10 Cloth. Der ward
victoria Chez ed Nm
full line OF Grenadines and Dress Flanne prices
Latest Novelties Dress Patterns. 80
silks Oh cents PEI sarlnda Silks reduced yard
tlndinR khoo'n 10 DOZEN
HOOKS ana Eyes, 5cents papeSisea, 10
Oouoie faced Sela 20 yard.-Dring ger yar
In Mems Furnishing Goods General Reduction
Mems Best Rveted Overal 65
Children Riveted Overal so
Everything else Low in Proportions Down.
SOCKS from 81 20 per dozen upShaker Socks 81 90
Windsor Ties, Scarfs and Four nandS at all
FINE Silk Crepe Windsors at
~ Never sold less than rs nd 81 COZ
Rubber Knee Boots, 81 per pair,
A full and Complete line Stationery
Tablets from cents Inks Pencils Writing Papers, aveepes Of Mi
kinds and ut all prices.
Silk Twist 2spools for
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Com Hotel--I. ostreicher. Pro
. prie6or. -
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90 het every time you buy Silver Dollars
Proht with Times hard Everyone who
interest the welfare OF country should before
away the and thereby
~ here but help to impoveish our determined to
you TO DO We have red
eburn. we ask In hat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23

BANGOR. Fob 22-While Maino ia the great
centre OF American wooden shipbuidng,
other New England States are actively en-.
gagged in the construction OF new tonnage for
special purposes. notably Connecticut and
Massachusetts,. New London is famous for its
fast sailing colliers OF the three and four mast
schooner rig. while at Stonington many barees
arc built for the general freight traffic on the
Sound At Essex. Mass. the cream OF Glouces.
tors matchless fishing fleet is built.
From Connecticut shipyards In 1901 were
launched II schooners. q sloops, steam YES.
sells, and II barges. q total Of 30 vessels. hav.
ing an aggregate tonnage 6f 18213.98 net. Of
which amount New London and Stonngton
chusetts launched A schooners. 8 sloops. Is
stenm vessels, and 5 barges, total Of 70 yes.
sells. aggregatine a.24317- tons net. while
Rhode leland contributed sehooners. sloop.
aud steam vessels Of 459. 20 tons, making q
total e, ios Now England. ontsids Of Maine. Of
mage a@e so s. il and the Rev grand aSn
total for New. England foots UP 20. 900 O3 tons
sufes show Maine
and Massachusetts having fallen Off about
tons ,SI GHned 3 ab out
NeW England States is considered good. and It
la sSst teat ta,s years will OK
seems to have fallen into hopeless decline.
and not only is the amount OF new construc.
ton growing lesss every year. but the exist
ing fleet Is shrinking rapidly In numbers. ton.
transfers to other countries and 1ags are not
made good by new tonnage, and unlesflsome
decided change for tho better comes soon. the
provinces will not cut much Of figure in the
maritime world at the beginning Of the twe1.
tieth century. The deal trade OF st John Is
sells. like our own. have suffered on account Of
English steam tramps, and general business
In the provinces is dull,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
wheelmen on tho Road.

Splendid weather favored the bicyclists for their
initial club yesterday. washington's Birthday 10
practically the opening OF the cycling in this
vicinity. and from tho number of riders who took part
In yesterday the outlook for an active season in
this sport very promising The captains OF the vari
clubs all announced shUrtdstance runs Yesterday.
This was done principally on account OF the poor con.
dition OF the roads at this season Of the year
The members Of the IenoN and Gotham Wheelmen
selected Tarrytown the objective point of their
A dozen msnbe q OF the Gothams and number Of the
Ienox Wheemen rode to Tnrrytown. The Riverside
wheelmen and Manhattan Bicycle clubs also held
to Tarrytown. Members Of the Harlem aud New York
Athieut Club wnselmen rode TO ionksrs
The favored runs of tho brooklyn clubs yesterday
we're Bath and bens9nhnTH. The Brooklyn Bicycle
sonhnr.t. Parties Of the Kings County Wheemen
divided their time between Bath and Coney Island.
Both Central and Prospect PARKS were crowded with
riders In the New Jersey riding districts there
great activity yesterday The favore drives around
the Oranges were we'll patronized. The Atalanta
Wheemen rode to Miburn and through the Oranges.
The East Orange Cyclers went to Bendrieir. Some OF
the Orange Wheslnen rode TO Plainheld.
In all actions OF the metropolitan dstrcts the sum
NOR haunts OF tho wheelmen were well patronized Tho
Riverside drive and the Consy Island boulevard were
and were enjoying an outing The bicycle dealers an
nounced that the renting business yesterday was
greatly in excess OF that OF last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
Cross-eoantry Runners.

sPry as colts and gay a. lArks in springtms we're the
country run st the Lorisrd Athletic Club ys:.erdsy
afternoon The start and finish was at Oakland PARK
Jersey c,y Heights. The course was ,ix miles Tue
men in 81 mnuiss and sscondh lie received the vii
s ee MnsIS Evsr minute; hSndlcsp was
VI. minute and 80 seconds handicap fourth; Thoma:
sharkey. 80 seconds handicap nth.
From the Manhattan Cottage. Bay RIDGE yesterday,
me nI9spert harr,ers decided What was termed cub
country handicap Of the club were SO few thai ths
officers agreed to postpone the event until March rbs
course yesterday said be about ten mlles lonS
The result was; :. D. Lloyd 81 minutes II seconds
Frank Kuhii I Ss minute. 20 seconds Campbs
~ seconds; H. i: Goodwin, hour seconds; til III
seconds ' "o"
aax Feb 22 - eros.eountr here to-
s pH;rticpated The dst.nce covered was about
tsIs was the rst man to nnish 2s minutes william
ktzsr National A. c. was second. and Thomas Hurley
an Thoma3 Collins Elixabethport HArriers won INA
and fourth prireA The club prize Handsome silver
among those iinishins There dispute over the
OCCASION MAS reserved. -N'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
Melssonler and the Doctor.

Meissonier was very fond Of cats and dogs.
Among his pets was a rugged little terrier.
The terrier got very sick one day. and the
great painter was In q sore fix. In Poissy.
where he lived. there was no dog doctor and
the animal was getting worse and worse every
day. At last the artist acciden tally met .
friend Of his, one Of the most illustrious physi.
immense favor: cure my sick little dog"
Now, my dear SIR" said the Doctor. ARE
you really serious?"
80 am" replied Meissonier. IT know that
the thing isn't precisely In your line; but you
would do me great kindness. and will re.
main forever your debtor II you will consent
to try your skill on my little terrier"
:: The Dootnr-at- Last. eonssnted- He saw the
e Paris he feestyea po af M note .0ft ro%
li NJ hon9rarinm :. fo5 medical services render;
didn't reply to the, note. But soon another
note came. with the same request
and a statement that the author made It a rule
not to owe anything to anybody. The Doctor
replied to this with the single word. 50 Moth.
Ing" But Meissonier would not be denied.
He sent messenger with another note.
" In the dOg's name." exclaimed the mighty
medicine man. toll Meissonier that L have
Just put up new iron gate at the entrance to
my garden. Let him paint that and then we'u
be quits"
And thero tho correspondence closed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
rrap Shooter. nt Erb's Grounds.

Yesterdays cold. clear weather and strong wind
made pigeons feel like flying at lively rate but this
did to fright en- jersey experts number Of
whom went to John Erbs grounds at Newark and re-.
manned there until darkness drove them away. Erb
had good 10: Of ayers hand and the shooting was
The trst event was fourbird sweep in which firss
pot went to Hedden, with Erb. Hollis and Hollis tied
for second, In No 2 Sinclair took first. and second
split BY Hedden and Erb In No Collins and ErD
tied irst. and second went to Sinclair Hollis aud
Hedden, with Castle good third
In event No E,e Sinclair AR, Hsddsn Castle Yer.
lls and Collins In No. Erb. Hedden. Hollis, Castle
and Collins killed each; Smith .; Patterson and En-:
xegiio made clean scores: Hollis Castle and Patterson
missed each.
Event No 7--Twsnty.nve live birds $40 entry. four
moneys. II Smith Esws.k q afssi il,SdIden
Gon. Jersey Cs Ss Jqnn Ha hTH
Event No. 7--Hivebird sweep. Collins Smith, and
Castle 6: Morris and Grfen. I; Furth. uedden, and
4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
A Tie Gane After . Hard Fight

PITTSBURGH. Feb. c2.-The most powerful association
football team in the West the Chicago Cricket team
came TO Pittsburgh expecting picnic with the loca1
team They found foemen worthy Of their prowess and
contested wetfought baltic instead The result was
draw the score being to 2. About 1900 spectators
were present. The grounds were We muddy und both
teams suffered in consequence Tho leading feature in
the game a. was Walden :iens ,hs ssors fo the Pitts.
hss rs Saissso o IN 4
1acket at his side who had to be dealt with by ono
TSs while WaIro took care q the ban with
The Chicago half backs. Anderson, q. BaIingau and
Atkinson DID excellent com bnation work. Both teams
played IN great style, but lack OF condition told per
csPtisly on the local team in the latter half BY
visited Pittsburgh. Another game will be- played, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
John Ewing Expect. to Pitch Again.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 2c.-Out At his homo 81. Peter
street in the East End. John Ewing has been having
ali winter battle for life. The struggle has been hard
but he 10 confident that the victory will 10
his For tho first time In several weeks he able
leave his bed Saturday. and Dr. Watson now speaks
encOuraxlngy Of tho future. Tho day after Buck
Ewing his brother left for Hot Springs. the startling
story OF Johns serious condition told him.
my lungs. but I'm not coughing hair as much az did
duty IN July. Still. yon can't tell"
John has scrap book that he keeps with his
nres IIP would not part with for many dollar for
Il contains newspaper clippings OF every game in
when he has oleia,sh since p" became professional
with such completes record took work and patience
chronicles ottwo home runs the toniy ones Ne ever
All "e II W.s in New York dniimy hs he n af H.
Players League. We plny Ing Cleveland. and had
tcn 100 In the ninth inning hit the bail into the
seats somenoly got il and dropped Il ont Of sight
la goi onto me after my sprint and made four runs.
Whtr I've been lying here thinking about next
season Eye come to the e2neluslSn that baseball is
were ever 70 mnch stronger than Philadelphia but
e cOudn't win. When Boston caluu along We had NJ
trouble ut all with them"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
wssh,ux,o, HEIGHT. Gun Climb.

The second monthly shoot OF the Washington Heights
Gun Club held the club grounds. At l60th street
aud Amsterdam avenue. yesterday afternoon The
shoot was the second OF series of three the first Of
which was held In January The next will be held
in March. Prizes will be given to the men making the
three highest in :he series. In January ten
birds were shot at. and BENEDICT won but yesterday
only seven birds allowed each man. account
the number OF compositions. The shoot Was under
modified birmingham rules 70 yards rise and w yards
boundary. .
j. j. Molonsy. q; ii. Harrison. !: Z; Roe s: "a snook
Z; r., <: Lsporin 4; H. J. =; Sands 6; TT Russell
O. ~ Donney. y; "; r Benedict, 3 W. :. Oliver 8; ].
J. Organ, ]; W &C. Rttenbvch, b; W. W. Ditbrow, g.
and j. W. Harris, =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
HAvEYoUTHEoRipp
Many People Have II sad No Not Ksew IL
How to Recoxnize the Symptoms
aad How to Treat Them

Hundreds Of people have the Grippe who do no, know
IT. Not necessarily the final stages but tho rst stages
They feel pains in the head. and bad taste in tn,
mouth. get tired and respondent have chilly s.n..
tons limbs and muscles ache. In some cases the,.
things overlooked IN most cases. perhaps they are
considered simply slight cold In nearly every case
they Indicate the coming CT Grippe.
There IL but one thing to do when these symptom,
appear and that is to take prompt and vigorous meas
ures fottfy nature to repe the enemy. little wall.
directed effort at Just the right time will accomplish
very much more than iabored efforts aferward Thor,
10 but one thing be DONE and that to use pure
stmhaut something that will promptly arrest and In
no way inJurc. something endorsed by sciensts rec
commended by physicians and popular because ~ Of.
ncient--Dndys Pure Malt whiskey. Two years ago.
aud last year when the Grippe raAng this was IN,
standard remedy used and recommended by the rro
fesson. II did more to prevent the Grippe than ali
other known recommended remedies II preserved
many people in health who would otherwise have been
grtevousiy sick, perhaps even worse is efficient
to-day ever 1t should be borne In mind that other
so called whskeys may not be 50 efficient. and II any
dealer asserts that such whskeys tho dtrus,
him mt once There IL but one msdi0jcsl vhishsy ana
that Ia Duhys Pure Malt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23

The Great Beach show as NGadisoa ,Sssare
Garden Opens this Mornine.


Garden Opens this Mornine.
"Only about half OF the dogs entered are
now here" said Superintendent Mortimer last
night. during temporary cessation OF barks
and yelps- Nearly all the dogs from dis
tance have arrived and the remainder will be
here In the morning. However. we were all
ready for them yesterday"
The kennels were certainly all In place. the
four Judging rings were ready fer business.
Judging from the vocal riot raised by half the
high-bred crew last night, the uproar to-day
when the other half Join in the chorus will be
something appalling. When 1000 does set up
ysea Which mingled he
the general effect Is ear H' shatterine, There
DEN last night. IN One 81 Of the judging rings.
I Lord Melsosc. monstrous y; Bernard. YES
Kennels near by bsrted envieusis s a0s' '''a :"
, Ss% he is thS tasst dog n The world
s ssy b. weighs 90. but chats near enough to
y5s aG ss sss you'd ts on sto sas S sshs
ds ' ssS a. sssss a $ss stsn
foss Rack pnoe ~ months Old and weigh
NJ 'hS sssS Gss s Ssss hat: st e 81
Prince has decidedly sauatty countenance,
mouth. Nothing uglier can be Imagined. and
yet from the fancier's point Of view tho dogs
metrx He can jump over a iour-ioot
fence as lightly as "A greyhound. Do
Sn Of hs Rsssesa Fssy xIGaps
them savage. ugly brutes. On the contrary
they are the most docile and companionable OF
gree dating back LOO years" aud he patted
the brown and black long;eared. inofrensiye-
unless attacked. and then he fights hard and
wins"
Sir Bedivere. tho great st. Bernard. arrived
IN town yesterday. but declined to 20 to the
Garden till the show was under way. Sir Bedi-
we're is a thorough aristocrat. He rooms ut
ment to himself. while an attendant sleeps in
an adjoining room. The big fellow goes to the
hotel every night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
ODDS and E.as or sport,.

De ORC and Eggeston practsed together last evening
IN BROOK Ign for the third time and the former won W
Aos to l42 In twenty games.
The Warren Athlstic Club Of Wilmington. Del, hay.
siected the following ofhcers: PTeAdent A. Calhoun:
vice fresndSnt. Dr. ". GTumbough. Recording secIe
Treasurer. 9. y. Bickta; Captain, a ii. Kerr
charley Mccarthy. Philadelphia light weight pus.
nS consaeiable Sxperisnce. has been matched %
Ent Louis Jester u WikosbArro " finish for ~ oo
me nxht y to take place within mile, u
to night at 1875 pounds.
LANcasI.H Feb 22-Ths nrst indoor sports Frank
IN ana MarshAn were held this afternoon the new
ef.m, me fel!oTIns ysls the wiansrs 70 mo
middle Middle weight, T. schaneI leather weight, a =
ponnah hesyy weight D J. Wolfe. Putting Shot -
atsB ana ,SIro9p RSnnns High JamP.M + s'Foap
10 fHr Eniros THE SuS-S;y: Several so.cali-i
promoters OF amateur boxing tournaments havr seen
w. use my name IN connection with different tOurhn
sn, w, rermii me 70 state that my only engagement
phment OF the above club to bo held the Clrrmont
hsS hrookyn on saturday next and Will meet H. NJ
-eeas mere 10 settle the question Of superiority
JAAks RicE Amateur Light Weight champion,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
OosisrHtions from the Brooklyn Jockey
u ~ Clubs llandicaps.

Secretary Hugh D. Mcintyre announces that
the following horses have been declared from
tho handicaps Of the Brooklyn Jockey Club:
.Gtooklyn Handcap-Teuton los pounds; Lamp.
Port Hamilton Haudicap-IIs HighHess l2I pounds;
ysctoy. l3O Ludwig. III; 20 rambler. ITO; AiOnzo
Iegton was the wild Western tip for both the
Aeayily played In the future books. The big
horse went wrong. however. and did not 20 TO
tho Brooklyn Is almost conclusive proof That
" has not ROUNDED to. 1amplighteris a three
nut care to start him In an event where no is
20 Heavily handicapped. No three y ear-oid
can hold his own with older horses ut anything
ltko scale Weights In the spring.