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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-22
A GREAT ELECTRICIAN.
no Began Experiment, with Leyden JArS
When n 10y OF Eleven.

~AO OoBon experiment. with Leyden J0r1
When n Boy OF Eleven.
Anybody that has heard much about
the WORK of Prof. Elihu Thompson, the
man whose uamc is in the title of the
great electric company and whose
brain has worked out all the mcchani-
cal ideas that have made tho company
tremendously rich and f1mous in the
last decade, is very much surprised
usually when nc meets tho little pro-
lessor, says Boston letter The man
Of genius is only Eve feet four inches
high, or perhaps o little taller. Ills
figure is even boyishly slight, and his
face is very much younger in appear
Hucc than that of almost any man with
EluStachc in the Gcnior class ut liar
ward university. His no-account brown
mustachc gives him an older look Eut
II 1T Wcrc not for that he would be
start!lngly youthful looking. AS it is,
nc Is q few years short of forty. lie
was alway3 famed for his prccocity,
ana nc had TO wait two years before h
could enter tho high school il Philadcl-
phia, because lie YVES so young lie
was professor of chemistry before nc
was tvcnty-thrcc years oil. When he
was eleven years old he bc.,-an expert
mcnt5 with L2ydcn jars, and contin-
ned experiments in electricity uninter-
ruptcd!y until he WAS thirteen years OF
nGc. He lived in Philadelphia, and when
he'd try his 'pr2ntico hand Oh his first
dynamoS housed to travel into the woods
away frcrn his homo 70 strip the elder
berry bushes and 'r2t clicrpith to make
insulating material with. When kc't
be short Of this he'd oct from lis neigh
bors the silver foil frcn tobacco an,
usc that. lie ought to bc worth hun
drcd3 Of thousands of dollars to-day.
but he is comparatively poor, and he
dcvotcs his CncrTi"3 to the supervision
OF The technical electrical wor.:a Of the
coHr2ny r:iclu%ivrry. Prof. Houston,
the ta;.n "!IoI@ namr is joined with his
in The tito Ct the company. is not di-
rcctly connected with the concern. but
is q r!''' 'i.G professor of Physics il
PhilGG, .i.l.ia.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-22
A CORNER FOR ARTISTS.

PAINTING in oil was invCutcd in
Brugcs by John Van Eycl1 in lilo.
Fir JOHN Mn.LAIs exhibited his FIRST
picture in tho Academy when ho wa.
only seventeen years old.
TuE Raphael portrait Of Cesar Borri
no" been brought from Prince Borghcs,
by n. dc Rothschild for GO0,0O0francs.
a cory Of the celebrated picture, O
"Gccac," in the Ghisch museum, stato,
by psychologists to be the most ancient
specimen of painting yet discovered.
Is now on exhibition ut South Kcnsinr-
Ion museum, London, Eng.
Mrs. STANLEY delights to give the
Freedom. of her studio to any distin-
guiDhc,s painter who may happen to, bc
tho g7fc'st of the house, aud many Of
ShcGH have painted rough slzctclses,
about Enc walls, doors and window
pnncs, : '.''1G greatly to It's ,ttractivc-
Gss4s.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-22
CHCGTiAG FOR BEEF,

an Exciting Lvcnt l::i1nS Western t;aclS-
wood ,luen.
Some years ago Il popular western
amusement was a :ihoOtinr-match TO.
beef, IL which all TIC nal lsrlcn of the
nGiGhburhood participated The home
ly sport il described by tic eccentric
Davy Crockett III llIs "Lifc and Advcn-
lures"
A farmer, wishing to raise money,
would GGrC. ti3c TIT on :. certain daL
and at { Yea place. &c NuUld put up {.
hrat-ratr nccf To be Hl:Ct for. Alter the
larii2l.r n Led assembled, q auirscrln
ton r' ,Jcr VS. handed round, with the
following heading:
-. Il. offers IL beef worth twenty
dollars to EC shot Tor, at twcntv-fivC
cents Il shot"
The paper was passed from hand to
hand until the number of shots sub
scribcd for made up the price Of the
beef. Two persons who had subscribed
for shots were then selected to act as
Judges. Livery subscriber furnished his
own tarGct-a board with O cross in the
centre.
The shot that hit the centre. or came
nearest to it, secured the hide and tai
low, which was the first choice. Thc
next best shot got his choice Of the hind
Quarters; the third received the other
hlnd-quartcr; the fourth took his choice
Of the fOrc-quartcrG; tho fifth the re-
manning quarter; and the sixth was al-
lowed tho lead in tic tree to which the
targets were nailed.
The judges stood near the tree. and
when man fred the shouted: "VTho
'hot?" and the shooter gave his name.
Alter all had shot, the judges examined
the boards and decided what part Of the
beef each man had won. Sometimes
one man. being q. rood marksman, end
having subscribed for six or eight shots,
would get nearly al the beef.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-22

The turning roint
n woman's life brings peculiar
weaknesses and ailments. DR.
'ierce's Favcrite Prescription
rings relief and cure: 1t IS n
owcrfrl, inrigoraiing, restora-
I'VE tonic and ncrvine. 1t IN
rrts strength to the who'c sys-
IN in general, aud to tic uterine
rgans and arrendagcs in rart.:-
ar. "Ran-down," dsb.lilatci
I'd delicate women need It. It's
Legitimate Medicine pure. y
,gctatlc, perfectly harness. LIS
'sdraateeG to give satisfaction ~
very case, or money refunded.
so:hing else does as much. You
,anJ pay for the good you get.
IAN you ask more?
As u regulator ANA promoter
IF functional action, at that crit
chi period of change from gir.-
nod to womanhood, "FavoTi:e
Prescription" is a perfectly safe
'crlcdlal agent, and can produce
Orly good results. Equally eliica-
cioIs and valuable in it's effects
when taken for those disorders
and arrangements incident to that
later and most critical period,
known as "Thc Change of Life. %
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-22
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Kelly & Mccain is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent, r. Kelly
retiring from the firm. II. Mccain
will pay all bills against said firm and
collect all bills due the same.
L. KELLY,
HAMILTON MCCAIN.
Hnlleck,. jan. IL, 1892. 1m,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-22
Notice Of distribution.

In the District Court OF the Safe of y. yud
! and for the C0u ty Oi E,ko.
In the Matter OF the ESTATE 81
homas Il. jacques, Deceased.
hIrlCs Wagner mud \. j. Spencer, executor
Of the estate Of Thomas Is. Ja0ucs, dc.
ceased, having heretofore E1c'l their pei
ton prlyin" for IN order Of distribution OF
the estntc OF Snid deceased among the per.
sous entitled thereto:
Ah Office l. II Rely GIVEN TO ALL
az persons inlc cs,rd in MD estate TO be
and appear before the District Court of the
state OF Nevada II and for Exc County, ut
the Courtroom ( suiG Court i'm the town OF
Elko, on Friday, Il c 10Th day of January,
1872, at 10 'clork A. of snid dry. then and
there tn sh wv cause. If any there be, why on
Order Of Distribution of said Estate should
not be Tade according 10 the Last will and
Test m, mt Of said dCce ssed, and the law in
such cases ado and provided.
20. HENDERSON,
Dattd January q, 1852. Clerk.
8W ID &W
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THE CRANKS EXpECTANT.
Great Falls Awaiting Introduction to Pro
feasionMl Haze Hall.

Great Falls Awaiting Introduction to Pro.
f~ssionMl Isnse Hall.
GREAT FALLS, May 20.--lSpsoial. THE
Great Falls base ball association Ia making
preparations for a grand opening Of the
new ball grounds Saturday afternoon when
she league season opens here with \ game
between the Helena club ana the home
team. A band OF music has boon engaged
and the members Of the two clubs will be
driven about the city before going to tho
ball grounds. Banners and posters are be-
ing prepared to thoroughly advertise tho
game and . large crowd 10 expected. Tho
new ball RroundA located between the de-
pot and the river. within three minutes
walk Of the center Of the city, are being
rapidly prepared. The grounds are 400 by
600 feet, enclosed ON three sides by a high
fence and on The fourth side by the river.
The diamond has been leveled of and ia
now being rolled and scraped. The fence
round the grounds ia nearly completed
IN the grand stand. which will scat about
600. will be completed by Saturday noon.
with the exception OF putting ON the roof.
Manager Friend, of the Great Falls team,
10 confident Of winning the games, although
il aware Of the fact that the Hslena club
has been strengthened.
The three mon released from the Helena
club ara in the city, but il is hardly proba-
bic that they will secure employment here.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Proceedings of the Assembly at Omaha
More Officers Elected.

Proceedings of the Assembly at Omaha
More Officers Elected.
OMAHA, May 20.-Bishop Foss presided at
the Methodist conference this morning.
DR.. Hammond, of California. introduced a
resolution declaring that the inquitious
opium habit was making fearful Roadway
on the Pacific coast. and vigorous steps
should be taken to stamp it out. Judge
Lawrence offered a resolution for the ap-
pointment of a commission to ascertain
what steps could be taken to have the
Methodist church united under one Or
ganization. DR.. c. Fl. Payne was chosen
secretary of the board of education. Mr..
Shaw, of Iowa, introduced a resolution to
call a constitutional conference of dele
gates to be elected to meet in Chicago in
June. 1888. to be composed of two bishops
and both ministerial and lay delegates from
each annual conference, to revise and
amend the constitution of the church, and
submit tie results to annual conferences
for ratification. Tho conference decided
to elect two secretaries for the church OK
tension society. The necessary change in
the church law WAS made and nominations
for the positions followed.
The committee on temperance and pro-
hibition has prepared d lengthy report,
which will soon come before the confer
ence. 1t reiterates the sentiments OF the
Episcopal address of 1888. declaring the
liquor traffic inimical to the interests OF
honest trade, repuRnant to the moral sense,
injurious to peace and order, and that the
only proper attitude towards it for Christ
ians is relentless hostility. The report fur
Their declares that men engaged in the man.
ufacture or sale Of Intoxicating liquors
ought not to receive the commercial pat
ronaRe of Christians. The licensing plan
for saloons is declared to be n means to
~rl rk~ Aln 4 o-o - 49,. IN. r
closing the report says: "WhiIe it is not
the province of the church to suggest or
dictate as to the political proclivlties of
any man. yet the committee declares that
no political party has Il right to expect,
neither ought any party receive. the sup
port Of Christian men as long as that party
stands committed to the license policy, OF
refuse to put itself On record in an attitude
of open hostility to the saloon"
The committee on lay delegations has
prepared a report which will recommend
equal lay representation in the counci
of 1886.
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AAe court Of the First Judicial It'll district Ht' 81 1'' ths
state a1s; OF M99ntana' in and for the county Of
A&ss!ett: Franklin I'M i: Eg 1a!ii:ss' md nd i A1Ss.t n:
the firm name and style Of Wallace 4 Thornburgh;
franklin r. W.ll.c., defsndants. 4~
.b nHe ,aSae % dci moassaa sends greeting to tbs
You are hereby required to appear in an action
IN i,t thee dis ssfeas oe yHt q 1Y the iss r ,1ete ju nitasd p distrio:
OF the state OF Montans, in and for the county OF
Lewis an: Clarke, and to answer the complaint
day OF ssrvics) after the service en- yen OF this
summons. II served within thi, county; Or, i
within twenty days; Otherwise within forty days.
or Judgment by default viii be taken against you
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
ment for 1880 principal and interest at the rate
OF y per cent per annum, from July 10. 1891,
July Is, isss. by thomas N. nverett, in favor Of
M. ,BolIes d Co, and assigned to thus plaintiff.
and socured by 2 certain mostgase between the
tc the city Of Helena, county, Of Lewis and
to-wit: Beginning at tie southwest corner OF
block ~" in the said addition, at the inter Sec
ton Of tho east side Of HobAck street with the
north along the east side OF said hobaok street
forty-tive feot, to = point. thence east one hurdra!
1901 TO q point Ill the Inc between lOtS NUN Dereu
two and three, in said block "a" theno, south
along the line between said lots numbered two
and .hres, forty-Gve feet. to = point in the north
side of sixth avenue, thence west along the north
side of said Sixth. avenue ono hundred feet to
tho place of beginning. And to obtain the usual
decree for the sale OF the said premises by the
sheriff OF said county according to law, and the
proceeds applied to the paymsnt OF the amount
due to tho plaintiff, and the costs and counsel
fees allowed by the court, and that the said d.
fendants. and all persons claiming under them
subsequent to the execution OF the said mortgage
upon said the premises. either as purchasers, =
incumbrancers, or otherwise. may beabnira and
forcclosed 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, Thomas ID. Everett, fog
any deficiency sfter applying all the proceeds OF
tho sale Of said premises properly applicable TO
the satisfaction of the judgment herein. and
other and further relief n may scam meet and
equitable to this court, all a. appears more fully
in the complaint on file heie n.
And you ns hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as aboys
required. the said plaintiff will spply to tho
court for the relief demanded in his complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
ate of Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke, this I'd day OF May, in ting
year of our Lord. ono thousand eight hundred
and ninety-two- IMAM, ruu..
BY H. J. CASSIDY, Deputy Clerk:.
DAVID B. CARPENTER. Attorney for plalntlr'
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y schmidt. plaintiff. v. Andrew N. Patton,
The Northwestern Land l. Invsstmen ut company
y" Under and by Virtue Of Al order Of sale and
district court Of tho First judicial district Of the
Tswi. and Clarke. on the nth day Of April. 4.
D. 1sH2. in the above entitled, act}o wherein
plssintia. obtained = alignment and decrss Of
one Of tho above named defendants. on the 18th
besides interest, costs and .ttorney. fees, which
said decree was on tho 18th day, Of April. A. p;
those %celtsin lots: pieces Or parcels Of land.
situate. lying and beng in the county Of Levi.
described ~ follows, to-wil:
Xii those ceTt.in iots pieces. Or p,reels q
t 'taa; /: s's 'Ss si,y ,'' 81 h Ell ns,ns COUNTY N k @ I:w!s add .1d
Clarke, state of Montana, an6 particularly do
sorib,d IS iollows; ts-wit: looas sixteen or.
twenty-thrse (2s). twenty-tour go, twenty-five
So: tTsnt .,5d't; &C., - and d. tw r;ty =; Tn,.G 90 t o.
gsthsr with = strip Of ground four hundred and
sixty .4tD feet long By sorty-,wo, A2', feet wide.
no), i"cluding half Of the ground necessary for
Clay street, according to the plat of said addi-
ton on hls in the Office Of the county recordes
Together with all and singular the tenements,
h~ereditamenta, and appnrtensnces thereunto be-
longing or in sny wise nppsrtaining.
Public notice is hereby given that on Saturday.
the 2Sth day Of May. A. 7. 1892. 1t II O'Clock IN.
Of that day at the front door OF the court house,
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, I
will, in obedience to said order OF talc and decree
of for eclosure and sale, fell the above described
property, or 20 much tlsreof n may ha
necessary 10 satisfy raid Judgment. with interest
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this I'd day of May, A.
d. 1877.
CHAS. M. JFFFER!S, Sheriff.
by FRED r. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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A Death Roll OF 1900.

LONDON, May 2O.-Baron de Worms, par
liamentary secretary of the colonial Office,
read a telegram in the house of commons
this afternoon confirming the terrible dis
aster at Mauritius. It is said that one-third
of the capital city of Port Louis was de-
stroyed. Among the buildings wrecked
WAS the Royal college and twenty-four
churches. Many sugar mills in the country
were demolished and their valuable ma
chinery badly damaged. In Port Louis
alone 600 persons were killed. In the coun.
try districts as far rs heard from 800 were
killed. 1t is believed the complete death
roll will be over 1900. The fatalities were
mostly among the Africans, Hindoos, Chi
nese and Malays.
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THE GEN ERAL ASSEMBLY.
Little Business Transacted at the portlan,
Meeting.

Meeting.
PORTLAND, Ore, May 20.-The genera
assembly of the Presbyterian church re-
assembled this morning. The moderator
announced the membership of the various
standing committees. The report OF the
committee on revision ia the second order
for Monday afternoon.
The offer OF John II. Middlemans. and
Others OF Salt Lake. of a site for an endow-
mont Presbyterian college, to be called
Westminster. was accepted. A formal &C.
c%eptance was drawn up. The afternoon
session was occupied with reports Of various
committees. Accommodation was adopted
a. to the church periodicals. that they be
condensed. illustrated and made more at
tractive. The question Of the seal of the
assembly. which made such a stir at De-
troit, was finally settled and the seal pro.
posed adopted. At four O'Clock the assem-.
bly, adjourned until Monday, no other worn
being ready for consideration. A popnla,
meeting was held tonight on behalf o.
Sunday school work.
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LONDON CABLE LETTER.
Salisbury Quite Vigorously De-
nounced for His Recent Pro-
tective Speech.
Englishmen Exercised Over the
Proposed Transfer OF the lnman
Limo Steamers.
Little Interest lieinE Taken In the Discus
sion Over Home Rule-An Unfavor-
able Object Lesson.

fCopyright. 1892. New York Associated Press.
LONDON, May aO.-The sensation Of tbs
week 10 Lord Salisbury's protective speech,
which provoked The s~reaseat constsrnation
among his own followers and organs. In
Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Glas-
COW and other business centsrs the premier
Ia severely denounced. The proposed
transfer of the Inman limo Of teamers to
American registry continues to be dis
cussed. 1t ia limited that the admiralty will
raise a question which will prevent the
company's complying with the American
law. They argue that II the vessels become
the property Of an American company the
admiralty must have an option OF pre-
emption, for which they have been paying
since tho ships were built. Meanwhile,
English shipping circles are anxious about
coming American competition.
Little interest is taken in the debate on
the Irish local government bill. The union
list press is g~loating over the Freeman's
journal meeting. which 10 held up AZ an
instructive example of what to expect II
the Irish get their own parliament. The
G~ladstonians are not pleased at the edify-
ing exhibition. which. on the eve OF disco
1uLlOus 10 INV lAnSA5 W o@AOs sAS F~S0PS~"
of home rule. To.day's meeting was
quieter, owing chiefly to the withdrawal OF
many share holders. Accord with Healy
ia now established, and the Frseman's
Journal will henceforth be the official Or
gan of the Irish parliamentary party.
Bi-metallists are absorbed in the discus
sion of the location of the International
silver conference. Unanimous feeling in
England is that the conference ought to be
held in London, The provincial chambers
of are already preparing to
memorial Gettschel. Stress will be laid on
the fact that the Americans undivided are
in favor Of London.
An action in the Scotch courts has again
brought the marquis of Aylesbury into I'M
enviable public notice. The proprietor OF
Savernake Forest hotel sued a Scotohman
named kembridee for $4,000 owing to his
~dishonoring a check given the marquis
in payment of q gambling debt. ksm-
bridge does not remember signing the
check.
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Southern Presbyterian Assa nbly.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, May m.-The Presby-
terian general assembly. comprising the
synods OF al! southern states. convened in
this city yesterday. After devotional exer-
cises and preliminary business. the election
of moderator was declared in order md
DR.. King, Of Waco, Tex, elected On the
foreign missions. A communication from
the synod in New Hsbridss, protesting
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THE MARX ETS.
STOCKS.

NEW YoRw. May 20. Bar silver. s7B.
C~opper-Quiet; lake. $11. 95Mrl2. 90.
Lead-Dull; domestic. SA22H0427h.
The stock market to-day continued to show
fair volume OF business but the greater portion
of the t aiding was the direct result Of bearisl op-
Grafton. In the aftsrnoon "A drive was made on
grang' RS, the food being brought as an excuse,
and the close vas weak. at near the lowest prices
of the day.
Governments Dull; firm.
Petroleum-June closed 55ha.
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BASE BALL.
Scores Made In Yesterdays Games by tn
League Clubs.

Scores Made In Yesterdays Games by tn,
League Clubs
P1rrsnuRa. May 2O.-PittsburRs bettet
out a victory, knocking Mullsne ont Of thu
box. Pittsbura 10. hits 8. errors 4; Cincin-
natl Z, hits 8, errors 8. Batteries, Wood
cook and Miller; Duryea and Mullane
Vaughan and Murphy.
CHICAGO. May aO.-The colts had it easy,
knocking Davies out OF the box. Wilmot'f
batting and fielding were features. Chicago
8, hits II, error 2: Cleveland |. hits 4. errors
4. Batteries, Gumbert and Schriver; Davies
and Reittger, O'Connor.
PHILADELPHIA. May 20. -Baltimore waa
shut out BY the superior all round play OF
the opponents. Philadelphia S, hits II.
errors /; Baltimore @. hits s, errors & Bat
teries. Weighing and Cross, Hsaly and
Gleason.
BROOKLYN. May o0.-Bunching hits en-
abled Brooklyn to win. Brooklyn 8, hits
II, errors 4; New York 6. hits 7, errors /.
Batteries, Foutz and Daily. Rusie and
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Money on call easy; closed offered at IN: prime
mercantile paper 3M5: sterling exchange steady;
sixty day bills ~. H3M; demand "a. S7A.
CHICAGO tArri.f.
CHICAGO. May 20 Cattle ~teoeipt,, $500:
strong to shade higher; best steers. top prices'
$4.25M4 so: no primo on sale; common, S3,50
A3.55; Texans. So. 5U413.'n.
Hogs - Receipts, 10000: higher: roueh
and common, S4.G004. 20: mixed and packers.
g. COn4 .12l9; prime heavy and butchers weights
"a. 1894 81.
Sheep- Receipts. 5000: irregular; Texans
clipped. 81. aon a.25; others clipped, s.. 100 LOO.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. May 20. -Close--Wheat-Strou cs,h
e4B C; July: Sil4c.
L~orn-Migher; cash, IshG57c; July, 4sc.
Oats-Firm; cash, SIC: July, STAG.
Barley &c.
Rye-78r.
Pork Higher; cash. s1O42H: July, $40. Az,
Lard,Higher; cash. 80 40: July, t6. 81.
Shoulders-$ 81 5 .S7h.
Short clear So 7hl %. 80.
Short ribs-Cash, s.. OsGI6. OFF,.
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pROPOsALs @ LUMBER-Noru-R IN
l. hereby given that tho undersigned will, until
II o'clock. noon, Of Tuesday. the Gath day Of May
A: .. 1872, receive sealed bids for the furnishing
the period of time terminating june !. 1899: said
Lumber to be delivered when needed NJ the places
to 20 designated In the city of Helena. Said
lumber" and left with the city clerk at his otios
IN the city hall. between now and noon Of the day
aforesaid. No bids received after IL O'Clock.
City reserves right to reject Any and ali bids.
This notice 10 given pursuant to order OF tho
council duly made May 10, 1892.
SYDNEY II. MCINTYRE,
City Clerk.
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Louisville Races.

lOuisyllie Races.
LOUISVILLE. May 20.-Traok deep in mud.
Seven furl~ongs-Torrent won. Orville Sec
ond. Bagpipe third. Time, 1874.
Five furlongs-Too Quick won, Vevie
second, Earl Palmer third. Time, 1907.
Mile-Wadsworth won, Kindora second.
Time, LAT.
Seven furlonRs-Eugene won. Moss Terry
second, Speth third. Time, 1876.
Mile-Major Tom won, Anna second,
Fakir third. Time, 1:49L.