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New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
RECIPROCITY Or NOTHING.
HErrnrLcAN SENATORS WILL OFFER THIS IL
rIMATrM REGARDING THE SOLUTION OF
THE GERMAN SUGAR DIFFICULTY.


TIMArrM REGARDING TIE SOLUTION OF
THE GERMAN SUGAR DIFFICULTY.
Washington Jan. Ga call issued by Mr..
Allison this afternoon for meeting OF the Repub-
ucon Steering Committee of the Senate 10 be held
to-morrow morning I'm the room or Senator Hale.
The whole situation. FAR the Senate IS con-
g. ruod VIII be discussed. and a programme OF action
on the rart of the minority will b. considered. The
great majority Of the Republican members are OPP
pos,d 10 any further agitation of the tariff and 10
,ha transaction of any business other than the pas
SAGE Of the appropriation bills. and II may be as
sun,od as A certainty In advance that the Steering
Committee will SO decide at It's meeting tomorrow
The meeting has beel called as the result Of the
ronuest of some Democratic Senators that certain
provisions of the Tariff Act. and particularly that
lmnosng discriminating duty German sugar
may he changed and the effort will he made to
secure an arrangement under which the proposed
Oh ,nees may bc effected without partisan opposition
on the part of the Republicans. The leaders
opnosed 10 the granting OF the request and 1t is for
tho purpose OF satisfying the Democrats OF the i'm
possibility OF giving the relief they ask
meeting is said to have been called.
4 prominent Republican leader 10 whom the
Democrats broached the subject said this afternoon
that the Democrats warned before they on
acted the legislation found In the present Tariff Act
Of the very evils that they now meet fsce to face
The cause Of all this trouble this Senator SAYS
grows out OF the repeal OF the reciprocity clause
Of the Mckinley Act-a clause which he declares
opened the markets Of the world TO American prod
ucts as they had mover been opened before. In his
discussion with the Democratic leaders. this Sena-
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

converted or exterminated rboro l., - ,,,,
MpaIi M mere can he no toleration because in their
~ @ 0 can only mean countenancing what
- NloHs. mere Is. usually. a sury endurance
n n by insult and outrage until it cumi-
n"VeS III Il general massacre which horrifcs us all
To Ice followed by another period Of endurance anj
"ho'Hrr massacre, and on ad infnitum The
permanent commission is certainly preferable 10
these things. IntIZ " ,i'Ni.i "a ~ ~
cW-Nork Dec 81 1891 " '''''
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INCORRECT ENGLISH AGAIN.

70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Under the above head correspondent o' The
Tribune of January criticscs "To Rent AZ real
estate heading assering 1t is as absurd as ITO
sale" would be / beg leave TO differ. sale ~ a
noun 'ron," is used verb. ITO rent * a.
utopor as go so' the latter Is less used. bnt we
,Ise H. Wc can properly say, j have bought thfce
houees one 10 keep. 10 sell, and one to rent
..rn ron, as a heading. Is an Abbreviated way or
saving II have a house 10 rent l.. WILSON.
lIaverstraw, y. y, Jan. e. ls31.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
pcerorFIcE CHANGES FOR THE WORSE

To The FNIOT OF III TTIUUT''
Sir Your structures on recent changes IN IN"
Now-york Posto.iice are just NV experiences In
the past year that have lost eight letters ad
dressed TO me, two Of them containing money re-
mjttances. the sendcrs being much inconvenenced
by the receipt or course the officials over mere
have done all In their power TO trace these letters
referring the complaints to the New York Post
Office in which Office the letters were deposited for
transmission TO
Failure 10 obtain any satisfaction convinced me 1t
was useless to Try TO find them when miscarrieo' no
] ceased trouble our Office any more Ihere "
some radical defect somewhere
The Mr. Ely who reduced from Siz~ 10 seo
Is a man whom have known since is55. ana OF
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course covering his term of postal service. My
observation of his work in the division where he
stationed Is that he efficient. courteous
and faithful officer. ! surmise the reduction in his
made In order to 'freeze' him out for
younger man. and possibly 'hee,er." Some OF
these changes may be proper; some or them are
bad and the general efficiency Of the postal service
will not be- promoted 10y them. | Will only add that
in cases OF importance have been compelled TO re-
sort to special delivery stamps 10 insure receio,
Of letters and this has also been done by peo,de
writing to me. NORMAN d. SAMPSON.
I,rOOklVu Ian. 8 1S9J
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
KEEP THE CROSSINGS CLEAN.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: As circumstances beyond It's control prevent
the Street Cleaning Department from removing the
snow from the streets. wouldn't II be well for the
remnant ~ the force TO be put 10 work cleaning me
street crossings? II is hardly possible now To get
across the avenues and streets without plungihS
into the slush ankle deep. AFTER rain II VIII De
abou an lmpossibity for pciest rinns and thcy are
The multtudc-to cross without risk to comfort an"
health
New.York, Jan. 3. lhs1
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
nryON CALLS on BYRNES TO RESIGN

In his sermon Oh "Byrnes and the Captains.
delivered in Association Hall. Fourth-ave and
Twenty-third-st, yesterday, the KEY. Ihomas
Dxon ir said that Superintendent Byrnes should
h forced to resign forever from the police force.
as IN his opinion. he was the head and incarnation
~ the most corrupt force the WJrld mas ever seen,
and was worth slVoo,OW
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
A.wArER TANK on FIRE.

big water tank on the roof OF A hat-house at
No $50 past Six;y-eighth-st caught fire yesterday
afternoon The tank stood by the side OF the CHM
ney and some of the bricks becoming displaced. the
heat from the chimney finally igniied the wood OF
the tank. When the wood burned through the
water from the tank put our the nre ana also
fo,ded the fat beneath. The damage by water will
pnl
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
.r,,r END OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

IA the EdIIOr OF III" TT''IT'
y,. n, uhat precise date-year. day or the
-, ard bo,u-vili the nineteenth century end?
,r,.r. has been n dispute, one party 10 u c@ontcIn @
INC ihot the century ends on l,ecrmie, a. w. ais
h ,,t 'pcr saws December 81 1910 when ~ corrr,'
Ncw-York Dec. q Ss' ~ ~ "
fTbc nineteenth century will come t. on enh
IN December 81. 1900 and the twentieth century
u,,,l begin on January /. 1901.-Ed)
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
MANFRED.
NIsI IIHN 0IUU 7.
New York. Dec. %. ,S9i.
THE ONLY RELIEF FROM TURKISH INTor.-
FKANCE

10 me Editor o. The Tribune
"hen THE London Timcs' first heard o
armenian massacre IL ridiculcd the whole
s"ar' IL soon however became convinced Of the
80 Vi 'he accounts and IT now advocates II per
:. ""ep' commission for all the Christian subjects
=. ~ the Porte which shall secure their tribute 10
~ INKS ana shnll also n decent govern
III, lot the Christians. The expense OF this com
iS. OF course, to be borne by all protected
,,'"ans. This rs the only common sense solu-
~. %sn Government In contained In the Koran.
twe.nn noran nn Is the Mahometan bible The union be-
Th.' Nnirch and State is nowhere more absolute.
n government has but belief. and any one
power who entertans another belief must be
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
DESTITUTION IN NEBRASKA.
AN APPEAL FOR AID FROM THE AMERICAN BAT
TIsT HOME MISSION SOCIETY.

list TIVME MTEEITN
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: VIII you kindly give space In your columns
for the incloscd letter relating 20 desttution IN t
State Of Nebraska? The writer the Rev. J. j. Keel
or ts ,horourhlv familiar with all the facts which
he narrates. Any money that may be sent 10 D. -.
Smelling esq. treasurer OF tho American hap'S'
Home Mission Society. Temple Court Beekinah-s'
New-York city designated for Sufferers IN Ne
braska" will he distributed through our MISSION
aries among those most needy and deserving.
>o,r yo,k Ian 4 1895 r i. MORGAN.
Secretary.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE

Default exists in the payment o: taxes and Of
MiItous (. Williams il am and Il nah. 4. Williams,
his wife, Mortgagors 10 the Mortgage Bank and
Investment Company. .Moltgagre Mortgaging
with y lower Of sale; TX s1 S9%t n ! Rsn. ana a W.s Sec &;
the 5th. =. NJ. IN Mclean County. North Dakota
which said Mortgage was assiged by said Mort.
easec to Asa W. kenney and said Mortgage and
assignment were recorded in the ONCE o, the
Register of Deeds In said County, There is now
due on said Mortgage s66s SO and for taxes paid
by said Kenney 5000 and no action or proceed
ings have hcen instituted at law or otherwise to
collect said debt or any part there Of: therefore
said mortgage will be forecloscd by the sale at
auction OF said MOrtsagcd land by the Sheriff Of
in Washblrn IN said County and state on the
9Th, day Of February, 1895 at 3 O'Clock p. III.
dated at Lakewood, New Jersey, December
list. 1891.
ASA w. KENSEY, Assignee Of said Mortgage.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES
SALE.

pcfault exists in the payment Of taxes and Of
a Mortgage dated March list. 1889 executed by
MortgaEors to tile Mortgage Bank and Invest.
ment Company. Mortgage Mortgaging With
power Of sale, the Northeast quarter OF Section
T.. NJ. in Mclean County. North Dakota, which
said Mortgage was assigned by said Mortgage
to Asa w. Kenney and said Mortgage and assign
OF Deeds in said County. There is now due on
said mortgage $685. A and for taxes paid by said
Kenney $28.7s and no action or proceedings have
said debt or any part there Of: therefore said
Mortgage will be forecloscd by the sale at auction
Of said land by the s eiiT of said County at tine
said County and state on the 9Th day Of
February 1885 at 10 minutes past 1 O'Clock p. m.
Dated at Lakewood, New Jersey, December
1st. 1894.
Asa ". KRNHEY, Assignee of said Mortgage.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE.

Default exists in the payment Of taxe and Of
q Mortgage dated May list, 1889 executed by
MOrtgagors to the Mortgage Bank and invest
ment Company. M0rtgagee Moltgaging with
power of sale. the Southwest quarter OF Section
5th L. M. In Mclean County. North Dakota,
which said Mortgage was assigned by said Mort
gagee to Asa w. Kenney and said MOrtgase and
assignment were recorded In the office OF the
Register of Deeds In said County. There is now
due o., said Mortgage $669..7 and for taxes paid
by said Kenney $29.B2 and 10 action or proceed
ings have been instituted at law or otherwise to
collect said debt or any part thereof; therefore
said Mortgage will be iOrccl0sed by the sale at
auction Of said M0rteagSl land by the Sheriff Ut
In Washbuln in said County and state on the
9Th, day of February, 1886 at l O'Clock r.. M.
Dated at Lakewood, New Jersey, December
list, 1894.
Asa NJ. KENNEY, Assignee Of said Mortgage.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE.

Default exists In the payment Of taxes and OF
n Mortgage, dated May list, 1853. executed by
Elijah 1tHgofc. single man, Mortgagor to the
Mortgage Bank and Investment company. Mort
gagee. M0rtgaging with power of sale. the
Southwest quarter Of Section II, Township l43
North Of Range al, West Of 18th, r. n. In Me
Lean County, North Dakota: which said Mort
gage was assigned by sail Mortsagee to Asa W.
kenney, and said Mortgage and assignment were
recorded in the Office ofthe Register. Of Deeds
in said County. There Is now due ON said
Mortgage $4,000 and for taxes paid by said
been Instituted ut law or otherwise to collect
said debt. or any part thereof: therefore said
Mortgage will he foreclosexl by tho sale at a!"ti?n
County at the front door 6f the Court House in
Washburn In said County and State on the 9th,
day of February 1895 at I. O'clock p. m.
Dated at Lakewood, New Jersey, December
LIST. iSBt.
ASA ". KESSEY, Assignee Of said Mortgage.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12
NOTICE or FINAL PROC r.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. n. D. Dec. 26,,l 84
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of bis intention e.
make ins! proof pro In support Of his claim. and that
Oficlo Clerk Of Court, Mclean county. n. ID. at
WaShburn. n. d.. on Feb. 4th. 1895. viz:
Noah w. SOlenbcrger.
l46. North. Range ST. west, 9TH. p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation VI.
said land. viz:
Jose:ih Keilinser, NJ. u. Murray. ,John Wagner
Of Hancock and Joseph Mann Of Washbnrn. ND.
lowance Of such proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the reE,-
latious of the Interior Department. why such
PROOF should not he allowed. will be given HI OPP
portunlty at the above mentioned time and place
10 cross-examine the witnesses OF said claimant.
and to offer evidence in rebNttal Of that submit
ted by claimant.
f. A. LAME,
Register.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE F%ORECLosUl.E
SALE.

Default exists In the payment of taxes and Of
o Mortgage dated Mne 9th, 1899 executed by
John StOkke and Mary Stoke. his wife. Mort
Company. Msrtgagee Mortgaging with power Of
sale, the Northeast quarter Of Section y. Town
ship. las North of Range 81. West o. 9Th, +. ~;
In Mclean County North Dakota. v hi"h SIlh
Mortgage was assigned by Eail M"rtfga-c. to
A y ". Kenney. anil said Mortgage aud NJ: Ign
ment were recorded III the Office Of the R.gist'i'
ef Deeds in said county. There Is now due 81;
Kcnney SSH and no action or prIceedings have
been Instituted ut law Or otherwise TO collect
said debt, or any. part thereof; therefore said
Of said Mortgaged land, by the sheriff Of said.
County at the front door OF the Court House, ia
WaShhurtl In sid County and State. on the 9Th.
PIN.
list. lR14.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12
OFFICIAL PAPER or MCLEAN co.
T'iIE: LEGISLATURES.

The Fourth Legislative Assembly OF the
State OF North Dakota, convened at the
capitol at bismarck. 1T high noon. Janu-
airy 9Th. and proceeded at orcc to l.usin-
ess. In tho Senate. John HagYurt, OF
Cass County was elected president. pro
tenn. and the other officers chosen hy that
body. we're as follows Fred Fally. sec
rotary: j. O. Smith. assistant secretary:
L.. l.. Walton. scrgcant-nt.ar,ns: G.. s
Reishus. enrolling and rnsrossing clerk;
NC. "urno"k, bill clerk: r. D.. Marshall
doorkooper: G.. ". Strong. messenger:
Alvuh A. Hall. postmaster: Il. II. Tnttle.
stenograrh Rev. &. A. Chambers. chap
lain; Miss Am.ie Nelson. journal clerk
NJ. A. Sher.ey. clerk Of judiciary COMMIT
tee: Lee Mitchell, clerk of committee on
appropriations: Vim. Morris. II. Mclean
and Id. Mnrrhy. pages; Il. McGarvey.
jsnitor of "'oak room: &c. LEACH. watch
man.
The Representatives nj err assembling
in their hall. proceeded at orce to ratify
by election the following officers previous.
ly selected by Il cuucus of II, publican
members: Speaker, j. G. Gill, of Cnss
county: chief clerk. j.. NJ. Divine; assist
ant chief chief clerk, II. i. Lavayea:
chief enrolling clerk. Jorsan toward
bill clerk. Vivian Morgan: :tcnosrn r!.cr.
BESSIE Wa..ou:r: sergeant ut arms, Fred
Shore: messenger. q. A. B":nto": watch
man, L. Tarrirgton: d"o'kesrer. Herbert
Bortrun: postmaster, David Miller: chap
lain, A.. Durrie: journal CLERK. c. S. Buck
On the second dag Of the session. Gov
ernor Shuriridre delivered his message
and shortly after. G~overnnr-rlect A!lin
ook the oa,h IS oil - AMI delivered his
inaugural adds. SIS. The adir.s s is r. plote
with's 80 ii | ~ ..nI all this questions no:
before the Irorle for solution il thi:
SLAte. !.s En,st rndic.l utterencc WAS il
favor OF w",nan suffrage. free and full
Among the first bills in the House wa!
one intro;lue"a',y Representative Edwards
OF Cass { .us,;. p*' in favor the elective
suffrage f.r woin%n. 50 that tl:e iudic2
tiOns nov arc thai: bT tli~ next genera
state and couut- election. woman will hav,
full shy, and tina. the destiny OF the can
didatssl FIR o.5 will depsnd. much O,
the jua IN 3n. mi disposition Of woman
as voting ri:izcns.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default existing in q mortgage executed by
r.. E. Bixby mortgager to W, 6. Williams mort
gagee, dated March 9, 1850 and recorded March
on page $50 Of tile records Of Mclean county.
North Dakota. On the 50 Of SWA and 81 Of
SEN of Section 4 Township 146 Range 81
Threfore said mortgage will 10 foreclosed
and said premises therein described sold at
public sale to he highest bidder for cash at the
front door Of the Court House in said County Ut
McLsnn, State Of North Dakota, On january "a,
1895, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. to satistyfA ld dett, taxes,
costs and attorney. fees as STIMULATED In said
&. W. WILLIAMs,
MOrtgagee.
LAURENCE CAesEIMAN,
Attorney for Mortgage.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12

From what we can learn from legislative
doings in Bismarck, re-submission. will be
the all ~engrossing subject by the law
makers until it is disposed of either one
way or the other, Many temperance advo-
Gates seem willing to meet the re-snbmis-
sionist on their own ground, and would not
be afraid to trust a verdict of a majority OF
the people of the State squarely on that
issue. Senator Haggart will lead the re-,
submission forces while Jud LaMoure will
probably organize and lead the opposition.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12
THE:
: - DETROIT
LAKES.

On the Main Line of the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD in Minnesota, form one Of the most
Fdeliight{gl Summer resorts IN TIE Northwest
ish dRs;h ba 1T bng;, RG}@f{i1n r { are o all at Aa%d ~ .
lovely river, %navigated by pleasure steamers
with a good boarding and hotel accommoda-
ZEE. Gen'l Passenger Agent, Northern Paci-
|fc Railroad, st. Paul, Mimi, six cents in
stamps for "'INDIAMLAND AND WONDERLAND,
which tells about Detroit and vicinity.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12
PROBATE NOTlCE,

PROBATE NOTI(E,
State of North Dakota. } 90
County OF Mclean.
In the County Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of William llat,,a-
Way dccUlsed.
Pursuant to an order of said Court, made or
the 26tll, day Of December A. d. 1894, notice Is
hereby given that Monday the l4th. day Of JAN
Mary A. ID. 1895 at 10 O'Clock 4. nj. of said day at
the COnt Room Of said Court at the County Court
Of Mclean have been appointed by the Judge Of
said Court as the time and place for hearing the
petition Of John Hathaway. administrator for
admitting to probate the estate of William Hath
away late Of Middiebury Township. Si,iawassee
Comfy, State Of Michigan deceased, when anu
where any person interested In said estate may
appear and contest the same.
Dated December n1Ctil A. H.. 1891.
j. +. PETERSON.
Judge Of the County Court.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12

The e., i.,r-l,,.!t.I in New IUrk
in 4 IN -. ~s,,iDrs form than the wavca Of
that e~l.ni:' il fnrn,r years. Many
p.oo,,h,,, rlr.ll; dial with it. Taking
it3 u,ult c,l.., f:1n sts. to west. We may
so,l l,p's i" it, r.-p,o ar ance along the
'r,ve!ed thoroughfares in this sect'or.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12

Senator Pet'igrew. of 5. OAK. has just
b.en re .eiected Senator for his State
This was ,Ae proper thing for the Rerub
leans of ,l.at commonwealth to do. Pet
tisrcw Is 81 man of trct. energy and hralns
three vrrv desirable Qualities in the make
up of a statesman in the Senate chamber
at Washington. just now.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12

These two men are on the fence and evil
IDENTITY still discussing the result of the late
election oblivious to the fact that even in
North Dakota cold winter will come. We
would advise them and our other friends
that we have just ~replentished our winter
stock Of overcoats, overshoes, caps, mittens,
gloves, suits for men aud boys; heavy dress
good, underwear, Hosiery &C., &c., at prices
A1N> !E'EIEL
Right PLACE.!
GEO. l.. ROBINSON, Prop.
COAL HARBOR, N. D..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12

Steele Ozone:- People who think the
great labor agitation of Inst summer is
sleeping itself to death will be undeceiyeo
before another fall reaches VA, unless some
marked changed in the industrial situation
occurs: Tho railroad men all over the
country are new feeling tho remorsoless
pressure of the corporations in the hand
of tho .black list" and men ara becoming
moody aud desperate with futile waiting
The interest Of the public would seem to
demand that the railway managers con-
for,n =" the pnhlic sentiment sustained by
the Q 80 of the labor commissioners
and ....e steps to equalize things. Ihere
is a volcano emouluer:ng beneath some OF
the unjust conditions that prevail at pre-
sent.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-12

Many nppeals far aid to the famine sui
fsrers within the desert belt" OF Colora-
do, WESTERN Nebraska. and Kansas. ard
Oklahoma. The people Of western Ne
brasi:a. especially. arc in a very bad way.
The climate is almost rs severe as III our
North i}.sota while there is neither Goa
or wood within hundreds Of miles of them
The drou,h has prevented them from
r~aising.any crop for two years.
Statesman Cathro has n mission at Bis
marck. Ii seems that in the contest for
tho School Of Flrrstry. which is needed
aboot as much as a half dozen other state
treasury sponges -Minot emulated the
EXAMPLE of the state convention ana
brought out the female vote. counting
which. Bottineau is beatcn. But she IL
fortunate IN having an astute miniput"tor
of solons and figurer in L. W. Cath,o AMI
him she has sent to turn on the women
votes OF Minot.-Grand Forks News.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-02
COURSING AT THE PARKS.
A Valuable Stake to Be Bun at Casserly's
on Sunday Next-The Dogs at
KERR gan's.

Good running was the rule at both cours-
ing parks yesterday, the hares being excep-
tionally strong and in some instances
escaping after showing the dogs the way
the entire length of the field.
At Kerrigan's park the prospect of see
ing fifty crack dogs compete in 81 stake
to which the proprietor, M. W. Kerrigan,
had added $25, brought out large crowd
and some high-class coursing was wit
messed. The size of the stakes precluded
its being run off in one day so that after
the completion of the first ties the remain
der was postponed until next Sunday,
when the match will be run off in addition
to a consolation stake to which $25 will be
added by the management. The drawing
will take place at 300 Market street on
Thursday evening.
Following is the result of the run down:
D. Carols Tom Rice ran bye, v. W. Guer-
rero's Tempest beat j. L. lannon's Spring, V.
w. Guerrero's Electric beat c. Jennings Red
Rose, D. Leonard's Will O. the Wisp beat p ].
O'Reillys Evening Star, Reilly Brady's
Ryan's Thorndale beat Reilly & Brady's Wee
Nell, G.. Smart's Nellie BLY, beat T.
Moore,s ANNIE e. Daly w P EyanM's Stone
J. H. Perigo's Longfeilow beat D. Grifin's
Georgia Dixon, Burke & Lucy's Menlo Maid
beat Laurelwood Kennels Country Girl, P. J.
boul Queen, J. T. lannon's Nancy Till beat p.
Ryan's Maybe. w. Daltons Napoleon Jack
beat w. Creamer's Regent, T. Trant's Little
Beauty beat D. Leonard's Moonlight G .Smart's
Lady Fitzgerald beat w. Norton's Blackthorn,
d. Dunlea's Nettie beat F. J. Walters Raven
J. T. lannon's Lamplighter beat J. O'ConnePs
Now or Never, ]. Kerrigan's Dashaway beat
bird beat " w. Guerrero's Bonnie Lass, +. j.
Walters Starlight beat c. c. Griswold's
Fearless.
First ties-Tempest beat Tom Rice, Electric
beat will o. the Wisp, Harkaway beat Thorn
dale, Stonewall Jackson beat Nellie D, Longfe-
low beat Menlo Maid, Nancy Till beat Ivy Leaf,
Little Beauty beat Napoleon Jack, Lady Fitz-
Nellie d beat Daisy Belle, Dashaway beat
Lamplighter, snowbird beat Starlight.
The short-enders had ereat day at