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The morning call., 1893-05-31

Acme A. c. Won by Hutaff, time AZ 10;
Long second, AZ So
This was a wel-contested race and a
good finish resulted
Third heat-Otto Zeigler Jr., S. J. r. c. /;
=. a. Nissen, Un.; NJ. F. Rose. Acme A.
G; L. s. Battles, 3. c. W; WILDER
Walker. I'm. Won by Zeigler, time 2:5S !;
NiSsen second, time 2;5S %.
The winner came home at a common
TO The ladies of the grand stand as be shot
over the line an easy victor
Fourth heat: Starters-F. c. Reynolds,
Gal; Z, c.; j. r. sampson, Acme A. C.. :;
). GlIlles, S. T. E. c.; i. Gushing. I'm. /;
>. Henderson. Un.; }. W. Seely. Un. !; A.
Berryessa, S. J. r. c.
Won by Sampson. time 2:41 rs; Rey-
nolds second, Al 3-5.
The last lap was exciting, as Sampson
shot out from third place and passing Rey-
nolds, challenged Gilies for first place.
The squirt was of the hottest kind and Gil
lies tell behind, leaving Reynolds and
Sampson 10 make the final brush. Samp.
sop.. who donned the winning number.
easily. disposed of his opponent and came
nome with a smile on his handsome face
thai would reach from Oakland to San
Jose.
Fifth heat: Starters-W. A. Terrill. B. c.
W.; II. Gum, Cal. c. c.; a. l.. Hubbard.
q. 9. c.; E. F. Nissen, A. B. and A. c.. );
u. Il. Owen, unattached.
Won by Terrill, time 2:4S Is; Gum
second, time AS As.
This race was won easily by Terrill,
who rode leisurely to the finish.
In the final the following riders started :
Otto Zeigler Jr., Simpson, Hutatf, Rey-
noldS, Samps ID, Terrill.
In rounding the turn of the first lap
reynolds fell. When the gong sounded
the fourth lap the wheels were sent flying
over the track at an astonishing pace.
Zeigler then came along as if shot from
one OF the Monterey's big guns and took
the lead, finishing in grand style, with
place. Time of winner, min.: second.
Terrill, time min. 1 sec.
One-mile scralch-F1rst heat: Starters
G. y. Langton. B. c. W; f. NJ. Magin.
a. B. and A c.; c. L. Davis, G. c. c.
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CRACK PLAYERS CONTEST.
But They Did Not Decide the Gem
tIemen's Championship.

1HCY DIG INOL ESCEAC IAAC OEHS
tIemen's Championship.
On account of the absence of several of
the officers Of the Alameda County Ten
mis- Club the tournament that had been ar
ranged for Decoration day for the pnr-
pose of deciding the championship in
gentlemen's doubles was declared off.
In anticipation of the event number of
people assembled at the East Oakland
Tennis courts. so in order not to
thoroughly disappoint their guests the
crack players of the East Oakland Tennis
Club played a short but Interesting game,
in which Downing and Selby beat Kaelar
and Halzett, 6-1. 6-3. Sam Hardy and
McChesney beat Charles Bates and Henry
Nichols, 6-3, SO. GO, 1-6. 10-S, and
Hatch and Fine beat Carleton and Christ,
6-1, 4-6. 81.
A final game was played and Nichols
and Selby were beaten by Hatch and Fine
with score OF 7-5, So
The guests We're shown all possible at
tention. and at noon delicious lunch was
served at the expense of the club.
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TosDaY'S Races.

The entries for to-day's races are as fol-
lows:
First race-Dash of mile and six
teenth for three-year-ods. Jake Holmes.
Moorzouk. Lady O, Phantom. Willema,
Tipdnious, Bird Button. Maud Alameda,
Secret, Atwood K, Tanis, Sidlette.
Second race-Special trot. mile heats.
Princpwood. Atwood K, Electionetta. Ko-
diack. Humbug. Mollie Patton.
Third race-Special pace. dash of one
mile and quarter. Dave Benton, Loupe.
Matte B. Zephyr. Pascke.
Fourth race-Trotting, one mile and five
furlohgs. Hera, Pat. Erin. Princess, Day
Light
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that has taken place in Alameda for many
months.
All that was required to make the occa-
sion dOubly brilliant was the smashing OF
records. and so far as this was concerned
the representatives OF the club can feel
satisfied.
Better racing could not possibly have
been desired. although the finishes in some
of the heats were not as close as had been
expected.
The spirited music of the park band was
greatly enjoyed by the contesting wheel
men, and the ladies, who were sheltered
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NO sALARlED OFFICIALS.
Seeking Reform in the Chamber of
IDENTITIES.

PARIS, May 30.-The Deputies have
adopted an amendment TO the electoral
bill to provide for the exclusion from the
Chamber OF all saiaried public officials.
The amendment will render Illegal the re-
nomination of sixty members of the pres
ent Chamber, including Leon Say and
other well-known men.
The Senate passed bill to facilitate
civil action against the Panama canal
SWindlers
The morning call., 1893-05-31
Banks of Montreal.

MONTREAL, May 30-Fifteen or sixteen
city banks complete their annual reuorts
this month. There is not one of them
lending for speculative purposes in stocks,
though there is money enough for ordi-
nary business. The banks desire to show
well in their annual statement.
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The Fire Record.

The alarm from box 273 at 2:55 P. n.
yesterday was for a fire in three-story
frame shed in the rear of 4S2 Sanchez
street, owned by J. Schuetzer and occu-
pied by John 1assie. The loss is esti-
mated at 500. The fire was caused by
children playing with matches.
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THE CLANS MEET.
A Great Reunion Across
the Bay.
SCOTS CONTEST FOR PRIZES.
Thousands of People Attend the Pic
mic of the Caledonian Club at Shell
Mound Splendid Costumes.
SCOTS CONTEST FOR PRIZES.

YER at Shell Mound
the tartan and plaid
held full sway at the
Caledonian picnic yes
terday. The day was
perfect, and the park
was thronged with a
crowd such as 1t had
never seen before.
From early morning
until far into the af-
ternoon the ferries
were crowded with
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AN EASY VICTORY.
Cautious Playing at the
Tennis Tourney.
STETSON AND DE LONG WIN.
A Fashionable Gathering witnesses
the Third Quarterly Games of
the California Club.
STETSON AND DE LONG WIN.

ENNIS lovers enjoyed
a day of their favorite
sport at the California
Clubs tennis grounds.
at the corner of Bush
and Scott streets. yes
terday afternoon, when
the third quarterly
tournament for the
gentlemen's d GU b lie s
brought out a very
fashionable crowd of
Yisitore.
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THE RACING CARD.
Trots and PAGES at the
Bay District.
THE DISSATISFIED BETTORS.
They Do Not Like the Paris Mutual
System - Bookmakers May
Replace Them.
THE DISSATISFIED BETToRS

LARGE crowd attend
ed the trotting and
pacing races yesterday
at the Bay District.
The weather was all
that co uld be wished
for. the racing card
was rather attractive,
while the track was
good. All these condi-
lions helped the racing,
and the many ladies in
4 4. - ! i - a
The morning call., 1893-05-31
Twelve Noble Conspirators.

ROME, May 5o.-Twelve young noble
men have been arrested in Baja Istria for
having conspired to separate Trieste from
Austria and annex it to Italy.
The morning call., 1893-05-31

L. Crows CHI. s. lin c. by Tommy T (Crow). 3
Time, 2:4SH.
Won by neck. same between second and third.
Jim c finished second. but was disqualified for
breaking
Auction pools: Jim C $50. Bell Medium s24,
RichIsnl SIS
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BUZZING WHEELS.
The Alameda Bicycle and
Athletic Club Meet.
SMASHING COAST RECORDS.
An Afternoons CyIing Contests
That Were Witnessed by Thou
sands of People.

0NSlDERING the
many counter attrac-
tions of yesterday in
the way of aquatic and
athletic sports, the race
meeting of the Ala
media Bicycle and Ath-
letic Club at the track
Of this club yesterday
proved a grand sue
cess. In fact it was
one of the most enjoy
able athletic outinus
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Miss Spence,s Lecture

Miss Spence of Australia will lecture on
The Trial Ballot" to-nightin Washington
Hall Oh Eddy street.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-08-11
ROAD NOTICE.
First publication July ssth, 1929.


State OF Kansas lOmce of County Clerk
Notice Is hereby given that on the 18th day
OF July, 1893, q petition signed by ThOs Van
Ostrand and II others. was presented to the
board Of county commissioners of tine county
and state aforesaid. praying for the vacAttnY
of certain road described as follows, viz:
Commencing at the sOutheas corner OF the
southwest quarter of section 10. township ~.
range 10. thence north on half section ne of
sections 10 and to the 9Th standard parallel
thence all of said public road located through
section IS, township % range 10, Said road
to be vacated being part OF the public roai
petitiOned for by A. +. CrOsand ct al and
recorded on page 81 of the road record OF
Edwards county. Kansas.
Whereupon said board of county commits
siOners appointed the following named per.
SONS, viz: G.. A. Read. Samuel Proctor and
James p. Acorn as viewers with instructions
to meet in conjunction with the county sur.
veyor. at the southeast corner OF the south
west quarter of &c ctiOn 10. township %, range
~ west, in Brown township on Monday the
18th day OF August, A. D.. 1875. and proceed
to view said road and give To all parties II
hearing.
BY order Of the board of county commission
ers. r. II. HANSON.
County Clerk
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-08-11
ROAD NOTICE.
First publication July 18th, 1888.

cs s,s,s Of k ks1s.d Of County Clerk
Notice Is hereby given that on the eth day
Of July. 1883. . petition signed by Thos Van
Ostrand and 10 others was presented to the
board Of county commissions rs OF the county
and state Aforesaid, praying for the laying
out OF q certain road. described as follows. wiz:
Commencing at the southwest corner OF seS-
ton 10, township q, range 10 west, thence
north on interesting line Of sections and 10.
and and I. to the 5th standard parallel, thence
east on said 5th standard parallel to the south
east corner of section "a, township Is, range
10. thence north on intersectlng line OF sec
tiOns - and IS, q and q, g and q to termin.
ate at the intersection OF the east line OF sec
ton g with the public road laid ont and eros
sing said east line of section =, township %.
range ~ west.
whereupon said board of county commits
siOners appointed the following named per.
sons, viz: c, A. Read, Samuel Proctor and
James p. Acorn as viewers. with instructions
10 meet. in conjunction with the county sur
veyor. at the sou Invest corner of section TO-
township 70, range ~ west IN Brown township
on Tuesday the 18th day of August, A. ID I.
1898 and proceed to view said road and give
to all parties u hearing.
BY order of the board of county commission
ers. +. II. HANSON,
Count, Clerk.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-08-11
sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of an order OF sale, dated the 81 st
day OF July. 1873, issued out OF the district
court In and for Edwards county, Kansas, in
an action In said court wherein John e.
Clancy was plaintiff, and william H. French
and Clara G. French. his wife, were defend.
ants, will, on Monday, the 4th day Of Septem-
Der, 1888 between the hours Of 2 and p m, at
the front door OF the court house in the city
Of kiusley. in said Edwards county. Kansas,
oder at public sale and sell to the highest and
best bidder, for cash in hand, all the right.
title and interest of each and every OF the
above named parties 10 and to the following
real estate, in said state and county, t0-wit:
Ions and I. block j, Tewksbury's addition
to the city of Klneiey. Kansas.
Said property will be sold as directed by
said order of sale, without appraisement.
X. G. ROBERTS,
Sheriff Of Edwards county. Kansas
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The Peoples Party Of Edwards county
the 0yuft house in the Sity Of Kinsley on
Saturday, the lS:h day Of August. lso8. ct 10
nominltiOa candidates for
ohefi1.
Coroner,
County Treasurer,
Register Of Deeds,
County Surveyor.
Cogmisstouer from the First Commissioner
Delegates 10 this con .entien shall be cleo
ted By the several voting precincts 1t pri-
mar1os Primaries shall be held on Thurs
day, tho nth day Of August. 1871 eaid pr-
mefies shall be held in the country precincts
between the hours Of and 5 p. M, and in
the city Of kinsley between the hours Of
The basis for apportionment Of delegates To
the said county Convention will be one dele
rate, and enc alternate, for every ten votes
or major fraction thereof cast for Gov, y. ID.
LeWelling ct the November election in lb02
voting precincts will be entitled to delegates
as follows:
Trenton. .................- ......:.. .-.....- :
Woyuc... s....-s. ........... ....-.--....'..' Q
Lo9an. .............'.s.... ...-.....-..--.
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AlnCOln:
kHouAuu '.'''--'-''
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The committee also recommends that each
the central committee for the ensuing year.
81 order Of the People's Party county CEN
). L SreiSford. secrs.aTy. Chsir@an.
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Wise Words.

1t IS far more easy to acquire for
tune like knave than to expend it
like gentleman.
Gods grace is as great as eternity,
and as vast as the sea,
The day of judgment will be to the
saints the great coronation day.
Every road which leads to a throne
is delightful were it brstling with
thorns; every road which leads to a
precipice is frightful, were it covered
with roses.
Praise the direction of ones truest
ideal is stimulating and encouraging
praise. Any other praise gives discom-
fort rather than satisfaction.
The bad fortune of the good turns
their faces up to Heaven, and the good
fortune of the bad bows their heads
down to the earth.
Infdelity reproves nothing that is
bad. 1t only ridicules and denounces
all that is good. 1t tears down. it
never constructs; it destroys-it never
imparts life; it attacks religion, but
af1efs no adequate substitute.
Be not at loose ends; but intent,
earnest, doing each day all that is
possible, the impossibility of doing
perfectly being one Of the most OBJ
vlous proofs of Immortality.
If wealth comes, beware of him, the
smooth, false friend. There is treachery
in his proffered hand; his tongue is
eloquent to tempt; lust of many harms
is lurking in his eyes: he hath hollow
heart; use him cautiously.
Here is a wise and good sentiment
from old Father Turtullian; "What
man should not say he should not
hear. The things which dehle man
in going out Of his mouth, deile him
also when they go in at his eyes and
ears"
A man meyer gets over the influence
of an early Christian home. 1t holds
him in an eternal grip. Though his
parents may have been gone 40 years,
the tears of penitence and gladness
that we're wept at the family altar still
glitter in his memory.
The lark goes up singing towards
heaven, but when she stops the motion
of her wings, then straightway she
falls. So it is with him who prays
not, Prayer is the movement OF the
wings of the soul; it bears one heaven
! ward, but without prayer we sink.
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HENDERSON, N. c., THURSDAY, MAY IL, 1893.
pirit Of an elder teacher of righteous

spirit of an elder teacher of righteous
ness:
"The woman | love is intelligent,
affectionate and pious. Her only de-
feet is an ungovernable temper, but
trust, with the grace Of God, to be
able to endure that"
The reverend father raised a warn
ing hand.
"No, my son. Let her alone. Leave
her to the grace of God. That can
live where you could not"
Let those who do not dread "kate
the Crust,' or shrink from Petruchio's S
office, neglect the admonition. The
solitary bright saying $50 far as | know
of a slow witted sufferer from virago's
tongue and temper, was that which
recommended a friend to "strike
matches on a powder keg all day
rather than marry vixen.'
The counsel of another ghostly
father introduces the next section Of
our theme SO aptly that cannot resist
the desire to quote it. His neophyte
regretted that his beloved, although
good, amiable and comely, was not
endowed with practical wisdom, other
wise known as common sense.
Dismiss all thought of marrying
her' ordered the senior apostle.
"Were she a heather she might be
converted. 1t is not in the power Of
the Almighty himself to put common
sense into a head that was made up
without it,