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New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
Tile RACES AT NASHVILLE.
NANCY HANKS TROTS NILE IN ":O'-NAKihA
WILKES SUFFERING FROM LAMENEsS.


x..bvile oct 10 (speciaD Nancy Hanks trottd an
,h Wonderful mile here to-day though she was scconh
sntd hcr performance at Terrc Ilaute. The day Wa
r than the earlier part Of the week, and the track
,cI,,od :, break away little the backsreth Ihc
tor,oon VA. well advanced wheu Dobc started the queen
d she went 10 the third quarter In the same unr as h'
made q. T.rre IIaute 32a but the efort tod on her
and be could only finish in o:32i seconds making the
IT. g. y "a The fra ctIons were O3llo O;3O'4 o;3oS'
n aoL second, maMug the middle hall in 1 ;0i. "cnsa
M h,s nrcccded this when Martha wilkes was Dcath iof
nd he,, q, the 10 stake after getting the first In
0.12 She was to / avorit before the start ana no
o, ,a hot against her after she led the party easily
y" ,.a ers, ,o,,e The second heat lively, Martha
uI ahead o IN. homestrrcb, when Grccncaf came very
w.. d ,ho hu1crto inyincible from Boston gave
f. nm falling back to sixth place. az Hanhin's Nightingale
s ,onleaf IN the wire In loia, nearly three see
o,d. hollow his former record Dobe got leave 10 give
s,h. ,yikes an easy she was lame and unable
" 49, ,,o,her had ude. Grtcolcsf was In front all the
49, u.mI,n,s yisbtingale lapped him I'LL she made
hr.ok inside the distance Aer thot ID TOOK % "is
- uarts 10 90 her exhibition and the e5 trottcrs
80 on,sb a heat that Martha Wilkes gcts rest TIL TO-
morrow. o ,,.s o,,,o,,. s,os.a
The earlier part the programme was quickly disposed
, xida and Muta Wilkes having little opposition In
hcr stakes while Monogram won INC oash Tor PAGERS a.
,o,s.a wardwell was the up for the . ;25 trot at
n "a .,ovea his superiority over the field by closing
yan and securing the only heat uot'ed IN 2;lOia,
=" "'o ,or the racer from Buffalo. There
NV -, uar.b. wilkes being druSged but that IS I'm
t' .od tho uare's downfall was due To lameness,
P's she showed here yesterday when going slow Be-
~ tho two classes undecided there are three stakes
"a tho free fof-sll pace TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20

the Yae enyard line. In the first instance Pratt 'u
for drop Kick, but missed and In the second "ouu
fnmbcd and Sanford dropped on the ball. Amherst sent
her backs effectively between Sanford and Armstrong anu
around tho right end Pratts attempts at puntng iel'
short I'm every The Amherst centre. however
held firm Amhcrss game is far superior to that put UP
no William. here a week ago. IL il interesting I"
connare yale's score to-day with HarNads against "'
same college two weeks ago lalc's was - ana mar
wards a6 Captain said after the game To-Day tha'
Harvard far cxccllcd Yale in blocking ana wa" u'
superior IN all points Of the game IN" h'e o'"'i'
avc1 n-mly for the first time this season. though the
onsets aglinst IL frequent and vicious Ives was
completely used up by the terrific attacks ana vas com
nced 10 retire shortly after the beginning OF the >ecoha
half Cochranc went down beneath van L'uNeh WI"
xou,se in a scrimmace. and wrtnchod his arm balS.
o,.oui ,he o,av.halrcd llwschoo who succeeded
rves nlayed hu,tng game. blocking and taehnS hh"Y
couId made several good runs. but was guilty OF two
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
GENERAL MORGAN MISREPRESENIED
HE HAS HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH ANY PoLlIl
oAL OR RELIGIOUS PAMPHLET

Al
CAL OR RELIGIOUS PAMPHLET.
Washington, Oct. 10 (SpeciaD.-Statemens teic'
gr,nhed from this city published in "lhe new
York Times" Of yesterday charging that lhoah Con'
missioner Morgan with the assistance OF the Kew l
Dorchester had turned the Indian once h'o u
reservoir Of Republican misinformation. lie epehus
his DAYS said the article, referring to General Morgan
In giving out ffteenpage pamphlet which IS CON
romerat,on Of politics and religion designed 10 assist
president Harrison Secretary Noble and Commissioners
Morgan" ,
The pamphlet referred to is issued by the American
Patriotic League. Commissioner Morgan had ap
soItey no knowledge whatever OF the pamphlet unii
he saw 1t in print and he has had nothing TO 90 WIN
,tx circulation. On october II, when he Is reporeo
10 have turned his office into political machhe' ITO
wss absent on Official duties visiting Indian IeserVar
tons and schools and attending the Lake Mohohk
Indian conference, and had not been IN his once ior
five weeks He retured to bis post yesterday the
18th superintendent Dorchester Is absent IN Montana
ENGAGED in the Official Inspection of schools, and Com
rnSs,Sner MORGAN has had no communication WIN MN
whatever for the last five weeks -
The statement that when Father stephan came mere
short time ago Commissioner Morgan aosolutcN re
x,sed 10 see him is unquafedly false. ia er stephan
nos never visited the Indian once since the present
commissioner was appointed. and Is not personally
known even by sight TO the Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
THE NEW TREATY WITH SPAIN.
ALL FORMAL ACTION on 1T TAKEN AND THE
REPERTOIRE SIGNED.

ALL FORMAL ACTION ON IL IAhEN hND 1hi-
REPERTOIRE SIGNED.
Washington, oct Io.-The last official action upon
the new commercial treaty between the Spanish Gov
ernment and the United states has been takeD' ana
the treaty is now ready to 60 into operation ms
result was attained only after much labor by The ON
GERS ef the Department Of State and great deal OF
correspondence with the spanish representatives. Inc
treaty was duly promulgated and was announced 10
take effect July last But there were some ptdc'lca
s,fsculfcs in the way. The tariff schedules OF the
treaty were In the usual and general In Their
terms For instance 1t debaable question
whether the general schedule maohinery" included
,.h or,ic,o. nc sowing machines. Therefore
repertoire that Is. list classifying all known
articles entitled to special privileges under the o
erent general schedules, completed last week. ana
on Monday formally signed by secretary roster
and the Spanish Minister. The news from Madrln
that the arrangement is considered favorable TO spain
is received with satisfaction at the state Depar.eh.'
AS no question has been raised of Its benehciai IN
Anence upon United states Industries. Beng ac-
ceptable TO both parties, long HE seems hheiS io
treaty.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
GENERAL SCHOFIELD'S REPORT.
THE ARMY IN A SATISFACTORY CoNDIl1ON-SbA



THE ARMY IN A SATISFACTORY CoNDIn oN-sEA
COAST DEFENCE.
washington, Oct. 1s-The annual report OF Major
General ochoheld, submitted to The war Dep"r''
melt today shows the discipline and STATE Ct mill
tarv Instructors throughout the servc" to be In
highly satisfactory cordi ion. The dri ic:uahoas
have proved satisfactory and Justify the belci tnat
with corrections in minor details they VIII iunS
meet the necessities Of modern drill regulations The
report says that domestic Violence In some VI '"c
States has rendered necessary the use Of military
farce In support of the civil authorities fu'u'
nstely in all cases save two. the state troops have
o-oved entirely adequate to III" emergency ana thy
have reflected honor upon the National Guard or'
s.nization Of the country. In the case OF the yo"h'
state of Idaho the militia organization had h'C yet
reached the strength necessary 10 cope with Tor
uddable instruction. The conduct Of the troops On
this OCCASION the report continues was entirely sat
isiactery in AL respects.
When tie troops are furnished with the magazine
small arms selected by board they will be as well
eouipped as any troops in the world General
scfofe,d earnestly recommends that no lme DE- lo't
In providing full supply Of these arms for tie r'g
ular troops and the organized militia OF the sew
era States. and also considerable reserve sup
ply for Issue To volunteers lie also urges that the
necessary appropriation be made for fun supply OF
the most approved br.e h-Oading rincd f, Id guns.
A substantial beginning has been made In the
fortifcation and armament OF the sea coasts II Is
assumed that this recent legislation Las es'aoishsd
settled public policy to be steadily adhered 10
until the preparations for national defence are such
that no foreign natlCn will venture TO disturb The
General schoReld r,news lis former recommenda-
tons for the passage OF the three ba'anon an meas
the Establishment Of artillery reserve IN seacoast
states. A considerable Increase in the pay OF non,
CON mmissioned officers Is urged and tribute is paid
10 the Indian soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
I,NInX nEATEX At WIILIAMSTOWN.

william town, Mas, oct. - iHprclall'-N'il"hN w
fcatcd the Union College football tenn on Wcstohh'ld
th,. M crnoon Ly score of II TOD As Manning and
Towne had both received Injuries In practice Degroot
MAYED half back for Williams In the first hall. ana
Draper in the second. Garfield and Nelson made the
best gains for tho home For the visitors, Arh'
Gregory and Mcns did good work The latter max
ing a touchdown from the wedge In the second hali'
The superior weight of Unions backs was apparent
most OF their gains being through the centre Williams
lost much ground by fumbling and blocked poorly.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
UNIV. OF PENNSYLVANIA, IS; DICKINSON, @

Philadelphia, oct. 10 (speciall.-rhc University OF
PENNSYLVANIA men showed great form this afternoon,
especially In aggressive play, for In fifty minutes play
they rolled up score OF 49, against Dickinson
College. The visiting team was weak, still II re-
qulrcs very fast play TO run up 20 many points IN
such short halves. The Pennsylvania boys showed
that they slowly getting their interference In
proper form, although II entirely TOO loose and
slow to-day. just time was called at the end OF
the second half, Captain Schon. who interfering
for hafback Camp, had his knee dslocated and as
yet the physicians have been unable TO get II In place
that there is little possibility OF his playing In any
more games this season. The loss OF schon will he
n serious blow 10 the team, and one from which It
cannot recover.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
NINTH WARD PIONEERS TO PARADE.

The Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps held its regular
hlmonthy meeting last night in IT, clubhouse. No.
10 ->b;ngdon SAuarc Resolutions indorSins the
nominations Of John l.. Rockefccr, for Asscmbyman
and James ~ Cowc for Alderman of the INth Assem-
bly, District, adopted with prolonged applause.
The corps then wont into session u uniformed
ganlzatiOn. As sIch IL viii march with the Progress
club tonight through the Nth Assembly District.
II will 20 10 Bound Brook y. j., tomorrow. The
officers of the corps are. H. i. Fritz, president
Thomas Reid, vice president, g. II. Iichard recording
secretary. II. t. Young, financial secretary, and
". g.. Miller, treasurer
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
CLEVELAND LOSES A SECOND TIME.
A PRETTY CONTEST FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
WITH BOSTON.

Cleveland Oct 19.-Ceveland lost for the second time
In the championship series day The contest was
pretty one the suspcnsc not over until the last
out. Stvets and Young we're in tho box again.
McCsrthy the game for Boston by a pretty @'ehe
that brought in needed to break the deadlock
Cleyeland baserunning not up to the marx OF the
result might have been different.
Cleveland started brkly in the first inning with Two
runs on a single by Childs, double by Burket ana 4
single by Mexican. The inning, Boston got one
on a single by Mccarthy a stolen base and single "
Cancel. In the tied the with loves
and Ouinn's twobase hit In the seventh Boston
tailed again on Stvctts wobsgger and McCathys SIN
glc. Attendance. 5000. The score:
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20

Cambridge Mass. oct. 10 (>pccial)-'ohsncran''
talk was occa-ioned Ibis afternoon IN 'h' iiar|"'"
VARSITY practice by the appearance OF Jim Lee ~
bolflack on the first eleven. Ice returned To tn"
law school this year, but report was crc"'A"' u'n
the faculty had put bar upon his playing ioo'paI
and this Wa pretty generally believed by tn" co's"
at large There Is no actual foundation for the rih"r
that Lee will again hc put in rs hall back but 'h'r'
are several things that point that way. Lake. VII"
n doubtless the best man for that position In college
has been on the Hex list for week or more Nc'""
has b~.n Jck abcd for several days, and many OF
the Varsity men are badly lamcd and bruised.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
80 FREE TRADE FOR IRI II AMERICANS.

Tic Irish American Republican club Of the NIXth
Assembly District held meeting at the Nevada
Exchange Am-terdam.ayc. near siNty.>iNth st.. last
evening At O'clDok. About 200 enthusiastic voter,
gathered a-d addressed by William H. Ferns.
John Fine. Il and G. T.. Bowel. J. Leslie GO,sin gave
several campaign rcciiatipus. Mr. Ferns spoke on
the Lost ndusric, II Ireland" showing how British
Free r. adc hid robbed the island. John G.. Daily,
the president pre- drd. william KcoG Is the vice
president william Fleming. the treasurer. and \.
{. Chan. secretary. The next meeting Will be held
Oltnber %.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
JOSEPH l.. BARBOUR TO SPEAK TONIGHT

There will be another meeting Of Republicans at
Cooper Union tonight and tho building ought To he
crhwded to the doors by all those who want 10 hear
the Truth about Protection and the other poci,s Of
the Republican parts, The meeting will De held under
the arrangement Of III" Republican club Of til, city
which has already h,ld many successful meetings IN
Cooper Union In this campaign. II is expected that
John :, smith the Republican candidate for Additional
surrogate. will preside tic meeting. The main
speech Will he mld- by Joseph l.. Bnbour. OF Con
nccticut. who l. 4 wckuOWn and able speaker.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
VALE DEFEATS AMHERST.

xo,,.Haven. Oct. Io.-Thc Yale eleven showed I'M
-, f., ,,s ,ush line in the game with Amherst here
pro'ci1 nd ,,so ulayei a good kicking game. But
rh I'M. punting long and accurately ana "tSVes drop
'efwo. nnIv coal from the ned which has been scored
p" tho Yale field this The game was ass or
pecias " nIs secured three Of thirty yards each
pom s Van Leuyen made the same number OF ,.s,.
I'D, for Amherst. Twice Amherst haa 'Ds '
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
THE WORK OF THE REVENUE STEAMER RUSH

Washington oct. 19.-Captaln Coulson, command
ing the United States revenue steamer Rush, has
made long report to the Treasury Department, uhder
date of Francisco, october II. in regard To The
work performed by that vessel during the last season
in patrolling Behrng and preventing the entrance
therein Of marauders Thirty-iour vessels engaged In
taking seal, or preparing to do so were warned not
TO enter Behrng for that purpose Assistance
was rendered three vessels in distress Three vessels
seized for violation of the United states revenue
laws. viz: the British schooner Wniirt1 OF Nic'orih;
b. C.. and the American whaling barAs LSuia anU
tlprn light
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20

Or. Wray, United States Inspector In London saying
that the bullock landed at Depford which caused the
complaint had plain old-fashoned catarrhal pneum MA.
lie said 3" 1t is not difficult for cattle to contract
pneumonia on the voyage-all the shpboaId and at
mCspheric conditions favor it: and when one OF the
SICK brutes is landed, a great cry goes up against
diseased American meat This latest chorl Is u
tr fe overdue"
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20

Anhrrsf.
GOOD FOOTBALL WORK At PRINCETON.

Princeton. oct 19-The lors lookcd'or f'otbHi gam
with GNhlch took place hi afternoon a. th' ',
,,,l.,i grounds and although the crippled 'oh'"" q"
ans, ~, princeton, men made II n'c'rsny Tor nor "
mn, almost ..sc!ub" team IN the n'd' tl' oi'F'"''
a,ne was tho best that yet taken place on ue non"
c,ounds Princeton PLAYED with snap ana Vim oil n't"
% Wv -, ,.o-o n-cs.nc arain.t the ropes when the
,..,,s lined Nd Tho u.cn played as follows
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20

urardretb,s Pills will cure the worst
case of indigestion or dyspepsia. or BOTH and
a regular course of them' say one or Two every
nigbt for week or ten days, will act as n
preventative of either complaint =,
Sold in every drug and medicine store e'nei
nlain or sugar-coated.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
No prFr-Ro.PNEUMc.SLs HERE.

Washington, Oct 1s.-Dr. salmon, CHIEF OF INC
Bureau OF Animal Industry In the Agricultural De
nar,ment today reiterated emphaticaly his statement
,hot r,rro nneumonia did not exist In the United
states He received cable message to-day from
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this dag am Q continuous white line SHOWS tne
changes In pressure, indicated by The Trounes SOLE
The b oxen represents Von'
reratuse as observed at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune Office, Oct 60 Il a. m-Ihcre was Hshs
shower at yesterday, with clearing skies 10
the afternoon The shifted from southwesterly y
norhwestry and humidity, which registered "a In the
morning amounted only .42 at evening The tenpers
,ure ranged between and jo degrees, the average
160. being ). higher than the corresponding day
last ycar and higher than on Tuesday 80 .
In and this city today there VIII probaoy %
cooler fair weather.
q pRICL.S OLE SAN ERANCIsCO STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
Kong for New-York October H.
steamer Euclid (Br, Farrell sailed from St. Lucia Tor
New-York october 49,
THE WEATHER REPORT.


Y.
Washington, Oct. 1o.-The area OF low pressure haa
passed eastward Nova Scotia, causing light local
the Atlantic OF Virginia followed
tonight by clearing The pressure
extends from the Atlantic to the Pacific coasts the
barometer having risen from OIL TO OF of an inch over
Central valleys lake region but the pressure con-
tnues greatest on the Northern Pacific Coast. IL 10
colder in the Central valleys and lake regions slightly
warmer the Atlantic Coast and In the Northwest The
weather is clear except in the Southwest where local
showers reported. Fair weather will probably
Thursday and FRIDAY portion Of the
United States including the lake regions.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20

Ceforce--A. n. NfI7On, FfINt'I'Ti VI '"'I''
Hartwcll, Yale 80. . ,,..., -
Whon time was called the hr-t ha' Frihoe'on h'.
scored - points to Lchighs nohing' III Nv -,
hc largest score Princeton has made this year ana 10 ~
n tho ,ears record The scorc against Iehish last
wa, aoly 500 and Princeton had her regular team IN u''
uefd
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20

Earned runs-Cleveland 2, Boston g. Twobase hts :,
Burkett Quinn. Stlvetts. Stolen base-McCarthy Leu
on hases-Cieveand g. Boston s. First base on balls
Childs Struck out-Chds, Bartlett. Virtue . Nmincr'
Young. Time-l 35. Umpires-Emslie and Snyder
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England. fair; northcry winds
For Eastern New YORK, Eastern Penn sylvania New.
Jersey and Delaware. fair northery winds; slightly
cooler, except in Northern New.York.
For Maryland and Virginia. fair slightly cooler in he
south.
For Western New.York. Western Pennsylvania. wess
Virginia Ohio Indiana Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin,
Iowa, Minnesota and the Daiotas, fair.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
Per cent 0


Inc rather abnormal increase In personal property
l. due cbieOy 10 the new TAX III" VI ie"SS , '
-, ,,,,r.e . .r.orn return of all personally sub
icc1 TO lax In l6eO sworn return was le,iur'u &
and n comparatively small amount OF perso,"i P'oP
erfv was acknowledged for taxation purposes
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
PHILADELPHIA WON A BALL GAME

Philadelphia Oct. 1o.-Thc Philadelphia League team
Iloved game baseball against team Of picked pro-
fessionals today. The regular nine easily as fol-
lows:
Professionals ............l
Philzd,lpha .............0 o 10
Baschits-Professionals a. Philadelphia IL. frrofsI
Proessio ionas s. philadclIhia o. Pltchers-SIy ana
Carsey. Umpire-Kceie.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
]. RoTHsCHILD,
BROOKLYN, NEW-Y0RK,
Fulton & Hoyt Sts. West 18th St.
SPECIAL DISPLAY
Millinery Goods.

For the present week have arranged most In.
tereting disploy OF Trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery
II the highest order.
novelties will the latest productions
Of leading modistes OF Europe ana the best American
talent
evening and reception wear. Perfect gems OF London
round Hats Toques and Walking Hats for street wear
and promenade Special shapes in Untrimmed Felt Hats
Exclusive designs in all the and especially light
colorings, fashionable such Heliotrope, Old
Rose Light Blue different shades OF light ana
SAGE
Novelties in all other departments OF untrimned mil.
linery goods
Our patrons Of this and neghborng cities cordially
invited inspect these choice novelties whch sell q
the most popular prices.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
miscellaneous

miscellaneous
ny \ LATE scientific discovery pure
buc-tr can be made for less than cents per
pound circulars free ; small trial sample 10
cents, or 81 for enough Ia make so pounds.
ChEK \ MFG. Co. Albany, y. V.
GENTLEMEN wishing 20 dispose Of
their left-on clothing 1t q fair yllue Will
please call or address EDWARD MILLER,
6S Gth-oyc.
ICE.MAKING and REFRIGERATING
plants. Many IN operation, giving great
resrl's very simple construction. Address
STEELE & CoNDICT, so Pc fi'st., jersey
city, y. J.
UNIQUE PARIsiAN JEwELRY. prices
sstonlshing,y low; wonderful S-button
nou ousquetaif, suede gloves 5sc pair. worth
81 80. JAMMES, 900 Broadway and l3
West 30th-st.
WFSTLOTORN'S detective and law
agency divorces speciality; annulments,
separations. dcsertions. wife support, dam
ages. collections: all courts; private infor.
nation; confidential consultation free' 70
Nassau.st
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
CENSUS BULLETINS ON TAXATION.
A LARGE INCREASE OF VALUATION SHOWN IN
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
Washington, oct. 10 (,pecial.-Ihe census hu
r.,u sIl soon issue the first Of important series
~ bulletins on the valuation and taxation ~ prop
~. showing the changes In valuation and rates
., toxa,ion in the various States between 1851 ana
1890. Pennsylvania viii be the first oate uea'eu
com,.e1e returns having been received from every
minor civil division Of that Commonwealth. Inc
,bowing made by Pennsylvania in this buueth VII
be a most gratifying one The increase IN 'ie 'o'A
ana,ion of property real and personal, in the ten
80. from 1850 TO 1890 IS found to amount to
sore Oco 600 an increase OF 55 per cent The to"
taxation levied for all purposes state county ana
local increased in The ten years S973272s' or only
"a per cent. and the result was net reduction oi
the rate of taxation on every 800 from $l 40 III
,aeo to 81 40 in 1890. The figures showing this
great advance general prosperity IN the STATE are
IS follows:
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
Gonnlrn Real estate Gor 9nIc.

FOR SALE.-Far:ns and country scat,
will exchange. W. n. HALSTED. l,2S1
broadway
New-York tribune., 1892-10-20
CLEVELAND.

Davis batted for Young.
Cleveland t..............2 v.
Boston .................1 0 X-i
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-03-31
FIFTY DOLLARS In GOLD.
Farmers Given a Paying opportun
iiy toTest the Worth Of
Their Land.

On the first Saturday in December,
1892, Saur & Balsley will pay Fifty
Dollars (S50.O0) in Gold at their Drug
d Book Store to the person raising the
greatest number of bushels of corn
(shelled) from One acre of ground in
Henry County.
CONDITIONS To BE COMPLIED WITH.
1.-The ground must be measured
by the County Surveyor and his atfi-
davit taken.
IT makes little difference where the
democratic convention is held so that
a good ticket is nominated and a sound
platform adopted.
1.-THE applicants affidavit and
that of two disinterested persons must
be taken, certifying that the amount
of corn submitted by the applicant,
has been raised from the one acre of
ground that was measured by the sur
veyor.
III.-These four affidavits and the
weigher's certificate, or check, must ac-
company the statement of applica
ton, all placed in a sealed envelope
and handed to Warren +. Balsley on
or before 10 o'clock a. M. of the day
named above.
1V.-All competitors or their repre-
sentatives present shall select three
judges on that day, whose duty it will
be to open the sealed envelopes and
make the decision.
NoTE.-No claim will be consid-
cred unless the party is living upon a
farm and is farming himself, or assists
in farming.