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This Is tho card for Gloucester
New. from the Hor.e word.

FL. D.-Maud s. had = runner to pace her. but never
went with running mate III the way you describe.
Col kip's bay marc Erminio is at last In the 2:8o
list She won heat nt Oswo2o last week In Just 23O
Next Friday at Fleetwood Park, r. G. Murrny's bay
mare Betsey 10 matched to trot against Robetzieks
bay geldng Inwood for 5000 u side.
". II. Mccarthy Is making . fast team with he roam
trotting mare Verona and the bay pacing marc May
Belle Yesterday. to top road wagon, they showed q
mile in 2;27% Later. wanting to work them out sop
arstely to suky Mccarthy Gibbs to drive May Belle
and in dash OF mile the PAGER beat Verona handiy
In 2:27. This resulte in 4 match to decided on
Wednesday next ,irbbs 500 that he drive
and in one Of said heats to 20 below 2:22 lose his
money.
use when he light harness racers were at Pittsburgh
In 1891 and u consequence the speed the
grand trotting circuit meeting last week mark
ed difference In 1892 heats were trotted
average of 22iH. Thirteen or this number were
slower than 2:2o; The fastest heat was 2:It1. made
erage OF 2:17A Only four of these heats slower
than 22O and two of them were made by two-year.
old. The PAGERS show greater drop than that for
whe in 1892 seventeen heats had an average or 2:l
last week eighteen heats were put in at average OF
2:l4A.
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ONLY A BOYCOTT EPISODE.
The Disturbances In the Thnlia Theatre
Put Down to That Cause.

Tho Disturbances the JhnHa Theatre
Put Down to That Cause.
The row in tho Thalia Theatre last week. in
which chairs were used as weapons. began ON
Friday night. and was the outcome OF a boy
colt on this theatre. along with the Windsor
Theatre. by the Carl Sahm Club Of Musicians.
According to the representatives OF the vari-
Gus unions. tho trouble was precipitated dur
ing the intermission after the first act on Fri
day night when NJ. Zametken. a Polish He
brew agitator. appeared on the stage. and in
speech declared that the boycott WAS right.
The play was king Solomon" 1t was
benefit performance for the Bill Posters
Union.
A. Gold who played King Solomon. appeared
in his royal robes, it is said. and denounced
Zametken as liar. The audience sided with
Zametken. and when the second act came on.
1t is alleged began to pelt the king with
rotten apples. stale eggs. cucumbers. and other
missiles.
Manager Schoenberg pacifled the audience
and the next day the actor made a sort OF
apology. The row on Saturday night was q
sequel to Friday nights trouble.
The sun., 1893-07-17

Mise Jennie Moran Wins First Prize In the
Foot Rnce for BIg Girls.

Tho third annual picnic of the Lady Gotham
Association was held yesterday at Balch's Inn.
Woodside. L. I. The association Is composed
OF laundry girls and operators on garnents
They call themselves Lady Gothamites after
the local assemblies OF District Assembly a..
knights of Labor. which boasts q membership
Of 400.
The first novelty OF the day was foot race
with girls as the com mpetitors. There were two
Of these events. each a seventy five yard dash
over the green sward. with fifteen girls in each
race. Girls who were over z years ran in the
first dash. and In tho s second the racers were
hem Of their skirts to save themselves from
over II. Miss jennie Moran was sywttest, ana
Mamie Rowbottom was second. and cooled
herself Off with prize mother;o pearl fan
ans feet were feetest, and she got a garnet
ring. Miss A. Burke who was close behind
her. got French doll that was worth running
after.
After other sports. in which the men who
were on hand had share. came dinner. and
after dinner the girls got photographed. Music
and dancing concluded the festivities. and
tired. but happy. the Lady Gothamtes came
back to town in special train at ~ p. NJ,
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Tame Bout Between PlImmrr and Lynch
-Abbotts go" with Mccarthy.

PHILApKLPHIA. July 18.-The patrons Of boxing at
PhadephiA packed the Ariel A, c. OF which Jack fo.
gAry 10 the presiding genius and tho Winter Circus
building on Saturday night The chief attractions were
bout between stanton Abbott and Bull Mccarthy at
the former place. and meeting between Jack Lynch
and Billy Plimmer at The Winter Circus
The go between Abbott AMI Mccarthy was lively at
times but the latter clearly Outfought ond / m
spectators thought that Abbott tho farest
they had seen In long time, There plenty 0f
man somewhat weary; the referee decided 1t draw.
The fnurrOun bout between billy Pmmer and Jac
Lynch was dsnppon tment to about s. 800 persons
Il was tho tamest Kind of affair and the end of
the third round the occupants Of tho gallery
comrads." llnghey Napier. the Australian fsnt her
weight. met a coiored lad name Lee DAmero The
latter Kept away from Napier IN tn hrst two round
but In the last two ho drove Napier at lively gait
around the ring.
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Baseball Notes,

| Jocko Fields is catching good ball ro- Macon
j.; B. Neklin is the new President of the Southern
Pete Browning says he intends to lead the League In
batting.
igey; ,he old Chicago pitcher is playing nr., base
Irrkn Of ths wo.htngtons played in nftyrour games
Buckenberger still asserts that Pittsburgh will win
the nennhit Whenl
Connie Mack has recovered the of his injured leg
and VIII play again this week.
comes from tho Akron. o., Club.
Not base was stolen Catcher Grim Of Louisville
In three weeks. This is a record
nounced Cliff Carroll back number.
Umpire Lynch rays that Giasscook has made Pitts.
burgh's inned the strongest in the country.
s FSGs% GGs y who Ward
been released by the Erie Club OF tho Eastern League
5 'sh ': aSs S.yns riss III
the Troys. '''
store IN Ra.moTs and S.s A1."h
to quit baseball forever.
,ain e ne Providence team vice hob Pet.i another
exchtcagoan, resigned
chanIt zion team Of 1889.
Gs Hs%n ss sSSsa +: ts.sn. s
liant batsnnn and base runner,
Terry sis I'M
Of Adoniss collar and ts cannot hold his he up
lSyO.I In game between Fall River and Dover on
July 3 shut out the after team without hit nnrreii
caught HIM
Charley RooIey who covered hr., base for Jim Nh.
for tho Augustus Jerry Denny taking caro- Of third
base on the same team.
Gilbert Of the sprlngneld Mass. team Is playing
third base IN manner that has attracted the atten.
nn Of several Leagne managerA Barnie 10 SAID be
after HIM for the LousvieA
Foutz Ia said have offered Stovey and either Had.
dock Lovett for Pitcher Elton Chamberlain Of Inc
CincinnRtit. COmiskey might have made tho deal,
but sonieDody told MIN stoveys arm WAS lame.
CuIcAGo. July lh-Pitcher George McGinnis mas been
released by chicago PITCHER Abbsy OF Macon u sx.
ppcIed TO report TO Anson this week. and Pitcher
iughey. formerly OF Milwaukee and Kansas City. has
been secur ed by President Hart
Despite the objections OF the Boston League Club
the MancheSters Of the New ENGLAND League will play
ont their schedule on tho Congress street grounds
where the old Brot srhood team played. The New
England League Ia mot under the protection OF the
national agreement
or the cham pion B0stOns NJ 1888 Sam Wise Paul
Radforl. and Zoe Hornung are the only ones playing
ball Hines and Hackett. the cAtcleTs occasionally
play with amateur teams In New England. Jim WHIT
ney Ia dead Charley Bu1nton is at his home In Fall
River John Morrill, keeps sporting RoOds store
Host on John HUI dock ros in bro0kiyn Ezra sutton
IN New York and Smith. the centre Helder 10
practising law somewhere out West
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The athletes OF the Clipper A. C. made the cinders hy
at Suffers Harlem River Park yesterday. The
monthly games Of the popular mp club attracted
quite large number OF lovers of amateur sport and
they were amply rewarded for their visit by a series
OF spirited cohtestn. Tho summaries:
seventy nve-yard Dash. ilanilcap-Fnal heat won
BY j. FlOssheiin scratch j. Graham. yards, second;
J. Adair; yards. third. Time. seconds.
by Barry. 25yards: "; Curtis scratch. second; l..
Frank. 80 yards third Time, minutes Is seconds.
inches with tfeet 1lh inches j. Adair inchss and
inches
One-Inile Run. Handicap Won by f. Doyle scratch;
J. Jordan A. yardA secOnn. J. McDonouRh, scratch
third, limo. minutes - 3 seconds,
Sack Race. Scratch-Final heat won by W, Hasa J.
Egginston second. Time. ~ seconds
FiftyyArd Potato Race scrat tch-finai heat won by
W. Haas W. Curtis second, T. Grimes third Time
81 3-b se condA
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Crab 1l2: Airplant lo5: Dickinson. 1o5 virgie 90;
Circular. 10; Harry Alonzo. 80: Balbriggan Vo Don't

Crab 1l2: Arpant, lo5: Dickinson. 1o5: virGic 90:
Circular %: Harry Alonzo 20; Babrggan. 10: Don't
Know so.
sixth Race-selling: half mile. Mackintosh Jos;
Bon Voyage, lO5: Charlie Wilson. los: Menthol lO5
Osric. los: Hannibal. lo5 Macanley lo2; Noonday.
1O2: Honest Tom lO2: King Arthur. lO2 Iormer lO2;
Bayberry. 1oo Laughing Water. 100: Mollie Davis
100: Gold Step. 100
This Is tho card for Gloucester:
First Race-Five.eighths of a mile Hands on. Sue
Ryder geding Boheman. lschal Criterion. each loo
Mayor Tartar. IDEAL each 1929 Cutalong. Zingara.
each lUl; bonnie Lass. ~.
Second Race-SiX and . half furlongs: three. year
ods Sue Ryder colt. Warsaw. each 1O4; Miss Mamie
9a Capt spencer starter PettingL Traverse. Atawan
each uS; Forget. Not. U:i.
Third Rnce-Scven and a half furlongs. Glenlochy
liz: Dngo 40; National. los: ilonri lO1: Airshaft
Mckcever each lO: wich. 100: Sama Jack
Stnr Harry Ireland FILTER. Gen. Gordon. each lo4
MaxRie Hunter date MHrve,) l0t Andrew D.. lO2
Fourth sace-Five fur ongs Young Lottery. Arapa
hre Uncertainty, Penzance. Rcd E!m ench 1O2 Fleu
rette 81.
Fifth Race-Fve-eighths OF n mile. wahoo. Chap
man. Bolivar, each 100: CapuliH, Markstone, Boot
Jack. My Craft. Alarm Bee each lu2: Melinda, Come
On Queen u'Dr, each ~.
sixth Race-Four and half furlongs. Somerset Pain
Killer. king.clere. Roland. Rallston. Hemet Caesar
Moonstone. Voltaro. Dunham. Thad Rowe. Foxhil,
Nubian. Fambeau. each 100: American Lady. i5.
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onrrrn HxsDB1E1 PLAYING.
,rcr,,. the Austr.ii., Chsnp,cs, Gives the
Snort an Isterr.tiousi Flavor.

The nrrivao Of John Jones. the Australian champion
4. drawing Increased attention TO the nnc ola game
Tur sus's exclusive account Of the visitors nrs' ap
pesr,nee at the Brooklyn Hsndbsli Clubs court last
r..t vbeted the curiosity Of the experts who missed
tho treat and they turned up on club day IN suen
number. that even standing room was sccsp'soie De
fore Jones came the scene The absence OF W.
Smith through temporary illness ocea'ioned ohehso
In the proposed exhibition, and champions .aso,
and yon.. went on against william Courtney
and es.Aiderman James Dunno. The latter hna
come on especially from his sylvan syss iis,.rss
by the therm ometer the shade outside aia no. @
him rom taking active part. He liihpeIeu up "
he satino iohn Malcolm two games out Of three. ana
then Joined Courtney IN winning game against MAT
colin and Phil casey ..--.-- ----... .,x,o,.
In the big match neither champion seemed s snhvua
to extend himself and Courtn ana tne ae. I IN
ran out tho nrst game ,hree aces 10 spare w
the second game the champion team let out INK out
their winning gait to the nnish. Inc scores oi '"o
The sun., 1893-07-17
KNEW 1T WAS PAY D4Y
A HiEhwayman Assaults = Brick yard Owns
but Gets No Money.

but Gets No Money.
HUDSON. July 16.-Fred and George Bartlett,
two Newburgh young men. have been conduct
Ing brick yard here since the death Of their
father ono year ago. Yesterday Fred was PASS
ing along pathway between tho house and
yard. 1t runs through thick woods. Sud-
denly n masked man jumped out from tho
brush and struck at the young man with a
arm.
1t was pay day for the brick yard hands and
he had $1,000 In n tin box under his arm
Just as Fred was struck his brother George
and got Fred loose. George told Fred to shoot
the hiRhwaympan. but Fred said he, did not
pad made his escape through the brush.
George soon started for Newburgh Before he
went fifteen brick yard men were. sent to sur
man. They had not succeeded by nightfaii.
The sun., 1893-07-17
Father Mazzotu Got Discouraged.

Father Leonard Mazzottl. who has been
pastor of the Church OF the Holy Rosary in
Jersey City since it WAS erected about six years
ago. has abandoned his charge. He sailed on
Saturday for Italy. Father Mazzotti became
discouraged. There is a debt OF $4,000 on the
church. and as the congregation is composed
OF the poorer class OF Italians. Father
Mazzotti found it extremely difficult to get
money for the running expenses OF the church
and the interest on the mortgage. Bishop
WiRRer has placed Father Mooney Of St. Mary's
Church in temporary charge OF the parish.
An effort will be mt ade to lift the debt.
The sun., 1893-07-17
Ms;nee.'. Great Feat at Herae Hill Track

The latest English mail brings details OF the whole.
sale record, mAShing performance OF Lawrence =.
Mentjes at Herne Hill track, July Tho South African
champion selected the hour ms the main OBJ
jsct OF attack and rode the hrst few miles al quiet
pace tho eleventh mile he cut into the record ia.
ble and poughed right through the old dRures from
that TO the end OF his wonderful ride The ne W
records established were as toCwsi
Eleven miles II minutes 10 seconds; IL miles 20
minutes AZ 10 seconds ~ mites :is minutes ~ 45
miles 81 mInutos i8 seconds: ld miles 50 ninutes .
IS 20 seconds ~ miller. ~ minutes 10 Id seconds;
inmates 20 srEonds; 20 m,s. q minutes p a5
miles. 81 minute. Al 45 seconds; 2a niles III minutes
]: 10 seconds; ~ miles. ~ minutes 80 IS IscOnds
ute 6l 2.6 IecoudA
The sun., 1893-07-17
This Drowned Man Apparently u German
Mech hanic.

The body OF an elderly man. apparently a
mechanic. was found In the Harlem River Mt
the foot OF Willis avenue yesterday. and take N
to the Morgue. In tho pock ets OF the clothing
were pocket knive'.a screw. driver a pair Of
pliers. md German Newspaper,
Ing names: Karl Pfsifer, Brookhoim street.
Erooklyn:, All Weiss. 0S4 Park avenue. Brook.
ly3; Fred Beckman. 225 Main street. Hack en-
snck. N. j.: Karl Deitz. 32 Avenue A.
The sun., 1893-07-17
sHAnr PLAYING ON suNDx1.


cIsciSstr. July 1B.--Tom Brown besan the ninth
inning Of the game to-day between the Cincinnati and
Louisville teams with screamer to right neid. and
o'Rourko dropped a ny safely in centre ne'd that
scared Comiskey and he sent Parrot to the bench and
called on King to nnish the game King did his part
well and neither man the bssss stirred while q
tncceedinE trio were put out Parrot did we'll until ne
tried to pitch with sweater on, and then tns Men
tuckians made It hot for him that he pulled It on
kcnE
The sun., 1893-07-17

base by etrors-CincinnatL 2; Left on bases-Cin.
ennsu I: Louisville. I" tirst base on balls
rsrro,t 81 by Rho,dss lhrse.ba,e his.iiolslday
.oRourke. Weaver. Pinknoy browning, 7 Brown.
Double plays-OR Rourke. Ptencr, and W. Brown; q.
smith. Mcfnee, and Comiskey. Hit by picher-By
Rhoades !. Wild pitch-Parrott. Umpre-Emslie.
Tine-l:5O. Attendance-52 25s.
CHICAGO. 0; 1T. LOUIS. 4.
CHicAGo. July l0.-untii tho ninth inning to-day
McGi had the ST Lon. team shut out II was not his
fault that Won der Ahcs mon scored Anson deliOer.
atrly presented tne visitors with their four runs lie
tried pitcher named johnson. from south Chicago IN
that inning and hit BY pitcher, two bases on balls
double single. and two sacrifices gave the visitors
four runs. The ncore:
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s,"b,.man MeTuGsart Killed by . uo,..

Frederick McTaggart. 80 years old. a stoh,a.
man employed in Gilbert's stables at 100 Carl
ton avonue. Brooklyn. was kick ed In the neck
last night by horse and killed. He had given
iI i some % oats and had Just stepped out from
besioe the horse. which was In a stall. The
h I2rce OF tho kick sent him about ten foet. He
died few minutes fter a doctors arrival
de lived at 10 Steuben street
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Shooting Fixtures or tn. Week.

Monday-ParkwAy Rod and Gun Club. annual ave on
stake shoots AZ 1.-Two bird. and targets at Dexter PaE
TuesdAv-Em-rAd Gun club. 1.-Two birds. at Dext.r
Park Hanover Gun ,lub live birds at Queens County
Driving PArk. MAspeth '''
INSTRUMENTATION German Gnn Club live birds
At Dexter Park Erie Gun Club live birds AZ
Park.
Park. " H'S'
frihAy-JsAnnette Gun Clpb live birds at Dexter
PaIk match and sweepstake shooting at the
Rod and Gun Ciubh grounds. Conry leland.
SaturdAy-New Utrecht Rod and Gun l;lu5 live birda
and targets. AZ Woodlhwn Park. Gravesend.
The sun., 1893-07-17
Killed by a Backing Loeomo,,v.

Louis Miller. n laborer. whilo crossing the
railroad yard at l53d street yesterday. was
run down and killed by a LOGON olive, which wa =
backing into the yard. Miller who Was "a
years old lived Mt i57 Fast 10th street. His
BODY was taken tothe Harlem Morgue
The sun., 1893-07-17
Tho Sports mt Long Branch Chip In and
Have n Fight.

LONG BRANCH July 16-A large number Of sporting
men. who are spending the summer at tho big hotels
here were treated to exciting prize fight late last
night II was for purse SAID to contain $3.50 The
contestants were Thomas Hayes. n we'll all.
around athlete who Is employed here. and Dick
ner, coored man known as SNOWFALL" Tho light
occurred In Wahalla Hall. on Second avenue. just on
Bright avenue.
Hayes hested his man in tho sixth round. Hayes
weighed 40 pounds to his opponents 40 In tho fth
found Hayes landed heavily tho cheek OF his
coiored opponent iayinv his face open for several
inches When lime was called the sixth round the
c0lorsd man came up In rocky shape. and Hayes
Knocked him out with one blow.
The sun., 1893-07-17

Earned runs-Chicnpo. 4; Sc. Louis !. First base by
crrors-Chcago q 81. Lonis Left bases-ChicaRo.
4 St Louis q First bas, on balls -oH McGil. 2: on
Gleason, 3; OIL johnson, =. struck Ont-By McGil l;
by Gleason. 2. Hume run-Schriyer Threebase hits
LRnRe, DUNCAN. Twobpse hitk-Ryan. kittredgc. PETIT
Sacrince hs-Guns0n, DUNCAN Schrtver. Ryan. stolen
hn.es-i.nnge, ki!,redee. Double play.rarrott Dab.
len, and Anson. Hit by pitcher--By johnson. J. I'm.
pre-McQuaid. Time-1t5. Attendanoe-lO.232.
The sun., 1893-07-17
Kicking and Hurting Mt R,deewood Park.

Championship games of hurting football were
played. at RidRewood Park yesterday afternoon and
some exceedingly hot play was the result Tho st-
posing in the football contest were the Fnugh-
nBallaRhs and the Emmett In the first half the En-.
metts made point. while the " auRhs' scored, by
excellsnt mAnruvrinR points In the second half
Hughes made goal and Clyne point for Faugha
Baaght while Dee scored the last point made BY the
Emmetts The teams:
The sun., 1893-07-17
THE CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIp.
Prendergast Gradually Losing His Hold ms
the Leading Bntsman.

Tho great struggle for the championship in tho Net
ropotan District Cricket League 10 still between tho
New Jersey A. and Staten Island A. c. In tho second
section the Victoria. Harlem. New York. and Staten
Island A. c. having game fight. while Pat erson
the New Jersey A. g.. and Brooklyn well to the
front in the second eleven section. 1he records:
The sun., 1893-07-17
srcCusksr out.wrms Frnpsv.

LONDON. July 16-The American champion
swimmer. McCusker. easily defeated the ex-
champion English swimmer Finney, at Black
pool The match WAS Tor f2OO ~ side. Nc
swimmer. Nuttall TO race one mile for fI0O0
u side.
The sun., 1893-07-17

Baseball, Polo Grounds. To-day, 4 r. NJ.
League Championship game. Boston va New York
AdmisIioA 60c. and 2cc.-AdS
The sun., 1893-07-17

Jack slavin. brother OF Paddy slavin. and LAchie
Thompson, champion l4opound puESt OF Scotland.
accompanied by his bacfer and manager. Billy Dak
glsh. and Al 0'DeA champion amateur oArsnaun OF
Australia, were passengers on the heIyiA which
re aehed this port from England At O'Clock last night
The sun., 1893-07-17

Other Games

CUBAN GIANTS 8: PATKRsoSs. ..
AZ Paterson yesterday tho Cuban Giants defeated the
Patterson team after one of The best played
the grounds. The score:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-14
County Official Paper,
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Sixteenth Session.
Twenty.Sixth Day.

SENATE.
Called to order at IL n, President
Poujade presiding.
Roll called; all present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev Mr.
Clyne.
Reading OF the journal, etc.
Resolved that when the Senate ad-
iourn it do 80 until Tuesday at IL
o'clock IN order to visit the State
University on Monday.
Message from the Governor ap-
proving Senate Joint Resolution No ],
relative to the Nicaragua Canal; s B
No ID, consolidating certain county
and township offices; S b No %, rela-
tive to the State Agricultural Society,
and 8 B No q relating to Justice
Courts.
GENERAL FILE.
BY McNaughtun, A b No $40
provide for copying the journal OF the
Assembly for the present session.
Ways and Means.
Bv Manning, A B No 36-Grsnting
leave OF absence to FL w Turner, Re-
Corder OF Lincoln county. Passed.
BY Hoppin, A B No 20 To prevent
discrimination OF contagious diseases
among sheep. Agriculture.
BY Harris. A B No l7-Amendatory
OF an ACT to provide revenue for the
State government. Ways and Meats.
BY Harris, A B No 44-Authoriz-
ing the Commissioners Of certain
counties to cut and divert channels of
rivers, aud water ways, in order TO
prevent damage TO property. Agri-
culture.
BY Folsom, A 3 No 46-To transfer
portions Of moneys received from
county license for selling liquors.
Agriculture.
BY Folsom, A B No 45-Authoriz-
ing the Town Trustees Of Carson to
cohtract for water supply for fire,
municipal and other purposes. Orms.
by delegation.
BY Folsom, substitute for A B No
63-To compensate Geo Lewis for
services as acting porter Of the Assem-.
bly,, ISL. ClaimR.E
BY GiRnoux, s B No 43-To pro-
vide for copying the journal Of the
present session. Ways and Means.
BY Gignoux, s B No al Consolida-
ton Of certain Lyon county Offices.
Lyon delegation.
SB No 45-To compensate Sardis
Summarized in case Of Torreyson Va
Gray, in the matter Of Constitutional
Amendments. Appropriates 500.
Ways and Means.
S b No 46-To pay deficiencies in
the State Agricultural Society during
1872. Committee Of the Whole.
S b No l, General appropriation
oilD-Motion that Committee on
Ways and Means be instructed to- re-
port on next Legislative day. Carried.
Messrs Foley and Comins were ap.
pointed as committee to wait on the
Attorney General and other author.
ities and bring about conference as
TO the best method of proceeding in
regard to the to the Constitutional
Amendments.
AT 1890 reoess taken until Q
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
! BY Maute, s 3. No 3I-Consolida.
ton Of certain State Offices. Passed
12to2.
BY Rickey--That o committee Of
two from the Senate be appointed e
work in conjunction with three from
the Assembly in arranging for trans
portation of members OF both House,
including officers and attaches, Il
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-02
SYLVESTER PENNOYER
PREPARES to Thank God in His
Own Peculiar Way.
He Issues a Proclamation and Re-
minds the Deity of Some Things
That Have Been Overlooked.
By the Associated Pr sss.

By the Associated Pr sss.
SALEM, Ore. Nov. 1.-Governor Pen
noyer today issued the following
Thanksgiving proclamation
do hereby appoint the fourth Thurs
day of the present month as day of
Thanksgiving to Almighty God for
blessings he has bestowed upon this
commonwealth during the present
year. God has indeed been most be-
neficent to our state and nation and yet
unjust and ill-advlsed congressional
legislation having made gold alone full
legal tender money has 30 dwarfed and
paralyzed business that the bounties of
providence are now denied to hundreds
Of thousands of people within the ma
tional domain who are not only with
out employment, but also without
means of procuring food or shelter.
While, therefore, the people of Or
egon return thanks to God for his good
ness, do most earnestly recommend
that they devoutly implore him to dis.
pose the president and congress of the
United States to secure restoration oi
silver as full legal tender money in ac-
cordance with the policy of the fathers
OF the republic, whereby our industries
may be revived and the honest tollerf
OF land may procure their daily bread
not as alms, but as reward for theil
labors,