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uHERIFF's SALE - SECOND NATIONAL
D bank, Of Helena, Montana, plaintiff, ys.
Ianaa w. Conlew. (athareue Conley. HeOrZo Il.

SHhE ERR = hsaA1Laas v SECOND n| NATi9NA u.
WooIston and Mary i. Woolston. defendants.
Under and by, virtue OF an order Of sale and
aiSrio 90 court npte Of the First sao judicial nfic is district Of tho
state of Montana. in and for the county, of Lewis
and Clarke, On tho 2sd day Of ApIil: 4. ?
above named plaintiff obtained a,judsment and
decree Of foreclosure and s..e sEainss y Man9st w,
Mary /. Woolston. defendants, on the 2lst day
Of April, A. D. 1892. for the sum OF Ss2e.s -. ne-
f isss, 1 recorded ed in judgment book ko:.d" q
e tsis ae,l 'e III hat at cs essa} i lot. ! p im er pa1eel ef
1 he%lls s'. %nd d ayask sna ;,s sssas e Mentsns' and a
4 certain parcel of land composed of a part
of the MOI tIieast quarter of thu northeast quar-
t TO- of ns sGftio OF ra sh xo thres s, s., xe sa i s9s S1unt5 . s1a
state aforesaid. and more particularly described
es follows. to-wi'.:
enridgs street, from which the northeast corner
OF section thirty-one (3D aforesaid, bears north
ferry forty HU Un de ss + c;rt iHrts,hy' .na 7i mipu 1sss7. sast
feet; thence eastwardly forty-two iA2) feet along
the south Inns OF Brscksnridse street to . pest;
thence south nine-three feet (9s) three 90 inches
to a post; thence west parallel to tho south linS
of Breckenridge street forty-two A9, feet to .
post. thence north to the place Of beginning,
belIR " outAs y! AIiLttWo w. iSuV On WIS
south side of breckenridge street, by q dept,
OF ninety foot and three inches between parallel
lines.
together with all and singular the tenements,
Embellishments and aprurtenancss thereunto be-
longing or in anywisa appertaining.
the 14th day Of May. A.. ID. 1892. at u Q clock
m. Of that day, t the front door of the courthouse,
Helena, Levi and Clarke county. Montana, l
of foreclosure and sale. setl the above described
property, or SO much thereof RS may be necessary
TO The highest and best bidder, for cash in hand.
Gwen under my hand this 2ed day OF April.
A. ID. 1892. n
By RALPH G. JOHNSON, Deputy Sheriff.
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The venomous Malone Bobs Up.

ROANOKE. Va, May 5.-The republican
state convention was called to order this
afternoon by Gen. Malone. Three cheers
were given with a will for Harrison as the
next president of the United States. In his
speech, Gen. Malone numerically scored
the democratic party in Virginia and COLI
demned the recent state debt settlement.
The following delegates were elected: Gen.
William Malone, ]. Brown Allen, A. Harris,
Hon. Henry Bower. The platform en-
dorses Harrison's administration praises
Blaine. calls for immediate action on the
free silver question, endorses the Mckinley
bill, demands efficient coast defenoes and q
navy that shall inspire respect throughout
the delegates for Harrison was bitterly op-
posed by Malone men and the prospects
Rre good for an all night session.
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SHERIFF,s sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc

SHERIFF'B SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXE-
~ cution in my hands, issued out of the dis
trict court Of tho Fret Judicial district OF the
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. in the suit Of Brace Wilson against
David Kirby, duly n~ttested the 21st day Of April.
A. D., 1892, / have levied upon all the right,
title and interest of the said David kirby in and
to the following described property, situated in
Lewis and Clarke county, Montana. viz:
An undivided half " interest in the Monte
Christie mining claim. located In Ion Mile, un-
organized. mining district, Lewis and Clarke
county. Montana, about one-half mile south OF
This location il 1,5OO. feet long BY 600 feet wide.
and its boundaries are distinctly marked upon
the ground by stakes or posts rs follows: Eegin-
ming at discovery and running ] 600 feet ~easterly
to = post marked II east-end csnter:" thence 800
feet south to a post marked ''2 southeast cor
ner;' thenos 1,500 feet westerlyto a post marked
IS southwest corner:'' thence 600 feet north to =
post marked ~ northwest corner;' thence 1900
feet east to q post marked "5 northeast corner"
thence 500 feot south to = post marked II east
end, %center.'. A. notice of location of said claim
is recorded in book 2 Of lodeB, page 1862, Of
the records Of Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tanR.
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday. the gath
O'Clock m. Of said day, at the front door Of tho
court house, in the CITY. Of, Helena,
county and site aforesaid. l will sell all
the right. title and interest OF the said David
Kirby in and to the snid above described prop
| erty, to tho highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this. the ID day OF
CHARLES Nj. JEFFEIsIs, Sheriff.
F. e. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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= schmidt. p,iiaintiff, ys. Andrew j. Patton,
The The = Gor q. Y Sr;t,i hnnd dra . env dstendsn company
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale issued ont OF the
e state Of oP mon ns sn0 IN i les ana eu1 for the ie''e County at q Of
Lewis and Clarke, on the 18th day of April, a.
D. 1892, in the above entitled, act ION, wherein
plaintiff. obtained II Judgment and deer Q of
foreclosure and sale against. Andrew N. tatton,
one of tie above named defendants. on the 18th
besides interest, costs and attorney fees, which
said GEORGE was on the 18th day. of April. A. D.
1882, recorded in Judgment book No. g. of said
court at page AIS, am commanded. to sell all
sitnute, lying and beng in the county of Lewis
d daa d}basf as i faiio9 os t tolWi': and 00nDo'' ana
All those certain lots, pieces. or parcels OF
land, situate. lying and being in Rosadsle. add,
ton to the city Of Helena, county q L. Lewis !, and u
ecribed as follows. to-wit: locks sixteen Q6}.
seventeen u7,,, eighteen ns', nineteen G1y95I'
la5), twenty-six (2eJ, and twsnty-seyen I'D, of
Hosedale addition to the city OF heisnsi to-
gether with a strip Of ground four hundred ana
sixty abD) feet long. by foriy-two o., feet vide
completing the south %frontaxe OF hirck nineteen IN
W. j. cludins ha't OF ~ M tba sr n,nt OF fee aid sddi-
ton on file in tho Office of the comfy recorder
Of the said county, of Lewis and Clarke:
Together with all and singular ths ,enelieI. s
hercditaments. and nppurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in any wisa apportainlnE.
Public notice i hereby sl ,saa that n g On o sa,mlan ~,
If Tint dav Mt the front door of the court house.
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county; Montana, ]
will, in obedience to snia order Of Isls ana ce ere
nroIarfy. or 30 much thereof rs may be
nnecafsarry to satisfy raid Judgment: with intores,t
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cn5t
in hand. u.. i.
ID. 1882. c,--.n
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SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ the First judicial district Of the state OF Mon
tana, in and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Dora Brown, plaintiff, VS.. Louis Brown, de-
PENDANT.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above-named defendants:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the !ab9ve-named plain;
tiff in the district court of the First judicial
district of the state of Montana, in and for the
county Of Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within tan days (exclu-
you, Of this summons. if served within this county;
or, if served out of this county, but within this
district. within twenty days: otherwise within
forty days, OF iudCment by default will be taEen
against you, according to the prayer OF said COM
plant.
ment and decree of sad court dissolving the
bonds or matrimony heretofore and now exist
ing between plaintiff and yourself, upon. the
ground t at you did. on May "a, 1890, wilfully
and without cause and without the plaintiff .
consent. desert and abandon the said plaintiff
and live separate and apart from her, and that you
have continued so to do-without cause or rea-
son and against plaintiffs will and without her
consent, and for general relief, all as more fully
appears from the complaint on file herein to
which reference is hereby had.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
reqnirrl. the said plnintiff will apply. to the court
for tn. relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the sealof hedistrict
| court of the First judicial district of the state OF
Montana. in and for tho county of Lewis and
Clarke. this I'd day of May, in the year OF
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and ninety
wv" SEAL JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
" H. r. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
F. N. & 8. Fl. MCINTIRE, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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ANARCHIST PLOTS.
Dynamite Cartridges Found in Several
Places In Europe

Dynamite Cartridges Found in Several
Places in Europe
BRUSSELS. May 5.-Io-day at Mons, a
man who had divulged the fact that he was
concerned in an anarchist plot was ar
rested. Tho prisoner with four other men
had arranged to blow up the houses of
Roulier and Belloie CANCERS at Mons and
also the residences of other leading citi-
zens. The arrested man had in his posses
sion five powerful dynamite cartridges. and
it is believed that if he had not talked in
disoreetly to q supposed fellow workman
who was u detective in disguise, Mons
would have suffered a series of disastrous
explosions. 1t is expected the four other
men will shortly be arrested. The police
to-day discovered the location OF an an
archist newspaper in the outskirts of the
city. The printer was arrested. A dyna-
mite cartridge was found upon the win
dowsill of a house near Liege with the fuse
ienited. but it was quenched and an explo-
sion thwarted. The police of Liege to-aa,
searched over forty houses in which an.
urehists resided.
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a court 81 tho First judicial ddiistriat Of th9
stat, OF Montana, in and for tho county OF
t1MsI Il,1Ant , Y I hsw {. p@&lsjIr' IL ", "; l A,bs,9 NJ n.
s uhso,b Iam nsns s and ssylso 81 % Sslns e Z iGssnb %nsfs
Charles Lehman, Caroline Lehman, his wife, and
Franklin \, Wallace, defendents,
You .are hereby required 70 appear in m action
II Eea ahs als ssisas ao s1s ~ y tho i'9 s sDsse ia nissa p aistsIos
Lewis ana Clarke, and e answer tho complaint
summons, II served within THU county; ~ y
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days.
or Judgment by default will DO taken against YOU
according to the prayer OF said complaint.
ment for st.S % principal md interest ii ut shs rnts
OF ~ per cent per a.nnnm. from july ~, lsol,
%Gas 70 dn 9sss op bs = S Gersa,a p ~ nyssatt, n n fay maa q
NJ. Bolles & Co. and assigned to this plaintiff.
and secured by : certain mortsase between the
all that property, situated in the Tietjen addition
to the city Of Helena, county. Of Lewis and
Charge. state of .Montana. described as follows:
block "a" in the said. addition, at the inter SEQ
ton Of tho east side Of Hobsek street with the
norih along the east side Of said Hobasek street
forty-ive feet, To u point, thence aast one hundred
feet to q point in tho line between lots numbered
two and three. in said block. a." Themes south
along the line between said lots numbered two
and thee, forty-five feet. to n point in the north
side Of. sixth avenue, thence west along the north
side OF said Sixth avenue one HUNDRED feet to
the place of beginning. And TO obtain the usual
decree. for the sale Of tho said premises by tho
sheriff OF said county according to law, and the
proceeds applied to the. payment Ut the amount
duo to the plaintiff. and the costs and counsel
fees, allowed BY, the court, and that the said d.
PENDANTS, and all persons claiming under them
subsequent to the execution OF tho said mortgage
upon said the promises, either as purchasers, or
incumhrancers, or otherwise, may be3barreh and
foreclosed OF all rights and claims, or equity OF
redemption of said premises, and every part
thereof. and that plaintiff may have execution
against said defendant, Ihomaa NJ. Everett, for
any deficiency after applying all the proceeds Of
the sale of said premises properly applicable to
the satisfaction of the judgment herein, and
other and further relief aa may seem meet and
equitable to this court. all as appears more fully
in the complaint on file 8hete, n.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
required. the said plaintiff will. apply to the
court for tine relief. demanded in his complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of tho dis
triot court Of the First judicial district Of the
STATE Of Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke, this 2d day or May, in the
year Of our Lord. ono thousand eight hundred
and ninety-two.
ISeal JOHN BEAN Clerk.
BY H.J. CAsEDY, Deputy Clerk.
DAVID b. CARPENTER Attorney Tor plaintiff.
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o' CHAS. NJ. JFFFER, is. Sheriff
By FRED 4. Hoss. Under Sheriff.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ Notice is hereby given that n meeting OF
the stockholders of the Mac Mining Y Milling
pany, at 5i7 KNIGHT street, in tho city Of Helena.
tate of Montana. on Friday tho 10th day OF
june, 1892. for tho purpose Of submitting to such
tai stock Of the Mac Mining & Milling company
10 this amount of four hundred thousand AGO.
W0J shnres of the par valne of five dollars (s)
nor share: tho presont capital stock Of snid com
pany being three hundred Thousand $500 00)
shares of the par value of five dollars (S5)..
BY order Of the board of t%rusteos
A. MCLEAN,
President
w II. A. MCLEAN,
Secretary.
J. {. MCCAIN,
THOS. JENKIN,
A. McLEAN,-
Majority OF Trustees.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN DEMOCRATS
they Nominate a State Ticket and En-
-.-- dorso Cleveland. g-Ge.

They Nominate a State Ticket and En-
.- dorso Cleveland. eG
MONTPELIER. vt, April b.-The demo
cratic state convention met this afternoon.
Hon.. Stephen c. Shutlitf was permanent
chairman. The following ticket was nomi-
mated: Governor, Bradley b. Small
Icy; lieutenant governor. George M.
Dearborn. treasurer, Alexander Cochran;
secretary of state, John S. Enright; attor-
nov general, Elisha May; delegates, J. D.
H~anrahan, John Robinson, ]. Henry Jack
son. H. E. Folsom.
The resolutions express q determination
to renew efforts for tariff reform; insist
that the American manufacturers must
have raw material; condem the
present tariff law: says nothing
can justify the convention into money OF
more silver than is required for circulation.
as free coinage is forcing people to buy
what they don't want at a forced price
much above the market value. Cleveland's
administration is approved, but the dele
gates TO Chicago are not pledged to any
candidate.
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Triumph of Harrison Predicted.

WHEELING, W. Va, May 5-The repub-
lican state convention which met at Mar
tinsburg to-day was one of the largest ever
held IN the state. Thu resolutions leaffirm
the principles of the platform of 1883, en-
dorse the Mckinley law and reciprocity:
condemn the free wool bill as an unjust
and hateful attack on the agricultural in
forests of the country; demand decisive
and vigorous immigration legislation. OF
coinage they say: I'VE regard it AS of the
highest importance hat every dollar issued
by the United States shall have the pur-
chasing power of 100 cents, that our gold.
silver .ua paper issues may be kept on equal
footing" The platform favors q liberal
pension policy, and d%enounces democratic
attacks on the present administration OF
the pension Office as made for partisan pur-
poses. President Harrison was endorsed
and his triumphant reelection predicted.
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The Ouadrenninl Conference.

OMAHA. Neb., May 5.-The Methodist
general conference reconvened this morn
ing. The entire session Wac devoted to the
organization of committees, the presentu-
tion and reference of resolutions, and
routine business. The question whether
the bishops or conference should appoint
the judiciary committee caused consider
able heated discussion. A rule giving the
bishops the right to nominate, but the con-
ference the power to confirm the nomina-
tions of the COMMITTEES. was finally adopted.
Among the resolutions presented. was one
by DR.. Ninde, of Philadelphia, favoring
the memorializing of congress and the pres
ident, protesting against the passage of the
Chimes exclusion bill. The resolution was
referred to a committee of five to report
tomorrow morning, and q committee ap-
pointed to prepare said memorial.
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JUMPED ACROSS.

A Chinaman 1.aboring Under a False
Impression.
DETROIT, May 5.-Just at the midnight
hour a Chinaman took advantage of the
expiration of the Chinese exclusion act and
crossed to this side, landing near the
Wabash depot. After nm exciting chase, in
which an officer fired two shots. the fugi-
tive was captured and taken to the police
station. II is supposed other mongolians
crossed during the night.
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Little One for Harrison,

DOVER. Del, May 5.-The republican
state convention met this afternoon. DR..
Hiram Burton was temporary chairman.
The following delegates we're selected;
senator Anthony Higgins. james Il. Will
son, George II. Massey, George William
They were uninstructed, but favor Harri-
sons denomination. The resolutions en-
dorse Harrison and Blaine, approve the
Mckinley bill, favor the free coinage of
silver only after establishment by interna-
tional agreement of the parity of gold and
silver,
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Gathered on the Border.

PoRT TOWNSEND, WASH. May $50 far az
learned no Chinese attempted to enter the
United States to-day, though it WAS stated
that they had gathered in large number
along the border in the hope that the ex-
clusion act would fail to pass.
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ALL FALLING INTO LINE.
Contln ued From First Page.
Sweet, United States Senator James NJ.
Thoup, w. i. Hepburn. Monte b. Quinn

Sweet, United States Senator James NJ.
Thoup, w, Is. Hepburn. Monte b. Quinn
and d. G.. Lockwood.
Tho platform conRratulates the people of
Idaho upon the Progress made under two
Years of statehood; renews allegiance to the
doctrines of the republican party; condemns
tho democrats in congress for attempting
to put wool and Mexican leads silver ore on
ths free list. and for refusing. to make
adequate appropriations for the survey
of public lands. The President 10
but a strong Blaine plank was adopted.
On the silver question the platform rscitas
at length tho evils attributed to demoneti-
lioan party to-day is confronted with the
alternative Of restoring silver to free and
unlimited coinage or losing the results OF
protection. The anti-silver policy of the
government 10 lowering the prices OF all
volvsd in the disastrous decline, notwith-
standing tho protective system."
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Ballored Three DAYS.

JERsEYv1LLE, H.. May 5.-After a pro-
tracted struggle of three days Mcdonald
was finally nominated for congressman
to-day. on the 63sth ballot, over Wike,
present incumbent, and other contestants.
G. Hearne, of Adams, was nominated for
member of the state board Of equalization.
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Omitted a Platform.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 5.-The repub-
lican state convention met this afternoon.
BENZ. NJ. Bushworth, temporary chairman,
declared that Rhode Island would go re-
publican in November. After electing dol
egates to Minneapolis they adjourned. No
platform was adopted by the convention,
the resolutions of the recent state conven-
ton being taken as the sentiment of the
marty
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THE MARK ETs.


New Yopv. May 5.-Bar silver. Sta.
Co%pper-Firm: lake, S11.85 bid.
Lead-Domestic. S4,2514.30.
In the stock m,rket to-day marked strength
WAS developed in graneers and the general mar
ket displayed an advancing tendency, though in
d~ustrials were weak. in the afternoon there was
= slow but steady depreciation in values, which
wiped out early gains and finished at general,
light Losses. Sugar is down 31a.
Governments Steady.
Fe.roleum-June closed 57ts.
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NOIICE-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been appointed re-
ceiver OF the late firm of Greenhood, Bohm u
Co., and is alone authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for moneys due the said firm.
VIM. MuTH, Receiver.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
- nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Iron
Mountain company for the election Of seven
trustees to serve for the ensuing year and such
other business as may be introduced in accord
ance with the bylaws. will be held on tuesday,
May 10. 1889, at three O'Clock p. M. at the office
OF the company. rooms 8 and 4, Bailey block.
Helena, Mont.
r. s. HALE. President.
r. a. LUKE Secretary. 5r
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BASE BALL.
Scores Made In Yesterdav's Games by the
League Clubs.

GENN~
League Clubs
CLEVELAND, May 5.-The game was re-
markabiy good, both clubs hitting hard and
playing without an error. Cleveland I,
hits s; Washington 2, hits 4. batteries,
Cuppv and OConnor, Killen and MCGUIRE
CINCINNATI, May 5.-umpire Sheridan. ma.
sisted by the poor playing of the reds. lost
to visitors. Cincinnati 1, hits 8, errors 3
Brooklyn 8. hits 8, errors 0. Batteries, Mo-
Gill and Murphy, Inks and Tom DAILY.
PrrrsnuRa. May h.--Pittshurg's timely
hitting and the Phillies' e<ro1s did ii.
Pittsburg s. hits s. errors 2; Philadelphia
2, hits l, errors I. Batteries, Baldwin and
Mack, Casey and Clements.
Sr. Louis, May 5.-1he home team out
played New York. the latter winning by
pure luck. st. Louis 4. hits 8. errors 1;
New York 6, hits z, errors 2. Batteries,
Dryer and Bird, King and Boyle.
Loursv1LlE. May h.--Thoueh Brown made
some excellent assists for louisville and
Meekin outdid Stivetts, Boston won. Louis
Vile 2. hits 6, errors /; Boston 3, hits s, err
rors 3. Batteries, Meekin and Grim, Stlv-
etts and CAMEL. @aG
CH1cAeo, May a.-The Chioago-B Baltimore
game was postponed on account of rain.
Kansas City 4, Indianapolis :. The Omaha,
st. Paul and Minneapolis games were post
poned on account of rain.
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4 Helen. Hor.eman Fined.

CHICAGO, May 6.-The final session of the
board of appeals of the American Trotting
association was hald to-day. Th noted
Nelson case was settled, Nelson's applica-
ton for reinstatement being denied. A
large number of minor cases were disposed
of. The case of the American Trottin1 as
ISOLATION VS.. j. B. Rainier. Payson, Utah,
and +. A. Smith, Helena, Mont. with the
bay horse Ely Lemon, for fraudulent entry
and performance at st. Angelo. Texas, and
demand for ths return of unlawful win
ninRs. Evidence WAS gwen to the effect
that the entry was made by F. A.. Smith,
race misrepreseated by him to j. B. Rainier,
who drove the horse Hy Lemon. Ordered
that F. A.. Smith, Helena, Mont, be fined
300 and suspended until paid. and that ].
B. Rainier and the horse be suspended until
the unlawful winnings, 1920. are returned.
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San Francisco Races.

SAN FRANc1sco, May 5.-Five %fu1longs-
Joe Ellis won, Hello second, Oporto third.
Time. 1:0219.
Five furlongs, two years old-Orin won.
Dick O'Malley second, Grandee third
lime, 1:O31a5.
Nile-Romair won, Lottie Mills second
Queen Alta third. lime 1:434.
Mile and one-sixteenth-El Rio won Cap.
tain AL second. Sheridan third. Time,
1:4Oh.