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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19
COVINf4pflr4 NEWS.
srs advertisement Of stolen horse, in a
ither column,

/ NNI.NM II NNN r--+r-N - a. a. "N
SEB advertisement of stolen horse, in an
other column, -
Lrortak,-!ar.5 Isaac !. Neal, President Of
the Iron M0ldcrs' Union, delivered lecture
to aiarge audience, at No, 5 Ehkine-house,
cprner-of Washington and Pike-streets, last
might, ~. =.
pon1cr Cothr.-lTwo abandoned females
weYo yesterday Sentenced 70 twenty days
each on bread and water, By Mayor Foley, but
were subsequently yelcased, on condition that
they should yethe eit5 within three hours.
CoaRncrfoS. I'VE we're in error yesterday
when we stated that the collection Of the
bridge tax had been suspended II was only
suspended in the case of q few men whobound
themselves 70 abide by the decision of the
Gedge case, and no othets.
IMPHorRluSr on GARBAaD aD-sThEtg. Within
the past few weeks workmen have been ell
gagged in tearing away an antiquated brick
house, on GarrafdAstreet between Third and
Fourth, which has long since been deserted,
and which has greatly disfgured One of the
fairest parts Of the city. We understand that
q large two-story brick dwelling, of q class
suitable TO the locality in which II is TO be
located, viii be erected during the summer.
MAY PARry-A May party was, yesterday
given to the pupils Of Mrs. Phelp s.School, by
the principal. Notwithstanding the inclem-
ency of the) weather, the juveniles enjoyed
themselves in tho highest degree Such par
ties, given occasionallyf add greatly to the
efficiency of a. school, by endearing the
teacher to the pupils, and instilling general
good-ieeimg among the cliildren themselses.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE FIFTH-sTREET FERRY
BoAT.-Hereaiter, an awning will be stretched
over the deck of the Fifth-street and West
Covington ferry-boat, for the accommodation
of ofpassengers. As there are few places sopic-
turesque, us the hills on the Kentucky shore,
opposite this ferry-landing;i and few groves
SO cool and pleasant and SO well situated for
pleasure parties, as those found mt that place
The locality will no doubt be u favorite resort
during the present season. HAl .-n ~
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THE USIvERsAb .METAMORPEosIs. = II a
wafer be laid on surface of polished metal,
which is then, breathed upon, and ii, when
the moisture of the breath has evaporated,
we shall find that the whole polished surface
is not hs IL was before, although our senses
can detect no difereuce;r for II we breathe
again upon il, the surface will be moist every
whete except on the spot previously shell
tered by the wafer, which will now appear as
spectral image on the surface. Again and
agaih we breathe, and the moisture evapo-
rates, but still the spectral wafer reappears.
This experiment succeeds after u lapse of
many months, il the metal he carefully put
aside where its surface can not be disturbed.
7lf'a sheet of paper, on which key has been
laid, be exposed for some minutes to the sun
shine, and then instantaneously viewed in
the dark, the key being removed, fading
spectre of the key will be visible. Let this
paper be put aside for many months where
nothing can disturb it, and then in darkness
be laid on plate of hot metal the spectre of
the key will again appear. In the case OF
bodies more highly phosphorescent- than
paper, the spectres of many different objects
which may have been laid on in succession,
VIII, on warming, emerge in their proper or
der. This is equally true of our bodies and
our minds. We are involved in the univer-
sal metamorphosis. Nothing leaves us
wholly as it found us. Every man we meet,
every book we read, every picture or land
scapejwe see, every word or tone we hear,
mingles with our being and modities it.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

BOARD OF CIrY IMPRovEMEsTs.--At the
regular semi-weekly session of the Board Of
City improvements, held yesterday morning,
the Clerk was instructed, on motion of Mr..
Stage, 10 advertise, for sealed proposals, as
follows; IA Gs,p 'a haarsnl
To pave with powders, Pleasant-street
from Liberty to Green; Wetsel-alley from
Elm to East Plum-street Pirie-alley from
Fourteenth to Fifteenth-street, ,,.,.. h ~ ~
Also to advertise for proposals to build an
iron bridge over the Miami Canal at Main
street.
On motion of Mr.. Stagge, the. contract TO
furnish three hundred ir0h lamp Iposts with
lantern complete was awarded TO John, Nash,
for the sum of SIG 60per post. = y = u = y
On motion of Mr. Horton, a resolution was
adopted, authorizing the City Solicitor TO
take the necessary steps to condemn property
to extend Sloo-street E, ,'.l hia9ni h9n
Mr.. Gilbert presented plat and ordinance
to establish the grade OF Elm.street, from
Peter to Mulberry, Which was approved;
also q plat and ordinance to establish the
grade Of Ohio-avenue, whith was laid upon
the, table. --,,l........ .--,~, 49,,
On motion of Mr., Kiersted the contractto
furnish one thousand feet of Indiana Flat
Rock stoue1hagging was, awarded, 10 Huston
4 Carlton, for the sum of $248!arN gn, e'if'r
The Communication, from Samuel Virgins
relative TO tapping the Walnut-street sewer
at the southeast corner Of Wahht-stfeet and
the landing, was referred to the Commis-
sioner Of the District, in connection with the
City Solicitorgf' 20 iiaW 81 hna =
! The different eommunicdtions frod b MIN.
ber'of citizens, relatite stot the, condition OF
East Hunt-street, on the Lebanon Road, from
Broadway to the corporation line, was Or
dered TO be filed. Adjourned,
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Law REPoRT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Room No. 1.-Wetz vs. Stockbam 4 Nc
Cabe. 10 this case, a suit against the maker
and indorser Of a note, 1t was held by Judge
Storer that the amount must be specific as TO
the presentation of the note on the day il
was due. Pleadings withdrawn. 'r.'
Jas. @. Webb Us. Smead, Collard h Co.
When the defendants bank failed, they
handed over a note to plaintiff in lieu of the
amount of his deposit account, which he
states he accepted, on their statement that
the maker and indorser were good; whereas,
he afterward found they were insolvent. De-
murrer to petition. ~ N.1 '" b.
/, Held by Judge Storer; That to recover the
case must come within the rule in nth
Ohio--that defendants knew at the time that
what they stated was untrue. Demurrer
sustained.
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g, PROCEEDINGS OF THE, County COMMISSIONS
ERs.-At their regular dnlrnal session yes
terday morning, the County Commissioners
did no business worthy0 of notice They fc-
ceived protest from Joseph Blondell, asking
them not to contract with Handy & Bro for
the building of the new jail and setting forth
that he himself was the lowest and best bid
der. The protestwas referred to the County
Solicitor, Alexander Ferguson, -
As this ease is likely 10 excite some inter
est and as il, will in, all probability be- taken
before the Court Of Common Pleas we will
state the cause of the protest. The bid of
Handy 4 Bro, in the aggregate, was consid-
erably the lowest, and for this reason the
Commissioners contracted with them; but
! the bid for the iron work in the corridors by
Blondell was the lowest. This work he
claims should have been given to him, as the
bids were made with specifications. There
seemed to be some misunderstanding as to
whether the iron work would be measured
by the superficial OF, lineal foot, and upon APP
plication to the architect Mr.. b. was told to
make his bid per lineal foot. He did so,
stating the price ut SO so, but as the other
bids were made per superficial foot, the
amount was Of course, about $1,000 more
than others.
These things all considered tended to lead
Mr.. Blondell to the conclusion that he. had
been unfairly treated, and he took the pre-
liminary measures to bring the matter before
the Court Of Common Pleas by entering the
protest as above stated. How. the matter
will terminate remafnsto be seen; but it now
looks as if the complaining party was wilfully
led astray or that the Commissioners, finding
the aggregate bid of Handy & Brother 70 be
the lowest, closed the. contract with them
without an examination of the different bids
| in detail. "A N 81 ,HH w
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MEETING OF THE TRusTEEs OF THE WATER
WoRKs.-The Trustees of the City Water
Works at their last session passed orders as
was for wages due employees, and 50, SIT .05 for
pipe delivered the past week. .igitrd Ltr
Pipes were ordered to be laid in the alley
next east of John-street from Liberty to
Oliver also in same west Of John, about
three hundred feet in 0liver-street; also in
Wade-street, from Central-avenue to john
street, and on Ninth-street from Freeman to
Carr. i'ie '--'- q f''H .i3' ~ ,l ~
An order was passed for an additional
amount of twenty-inch pipe, sufficient to ex-
tend from Vine-street TO Central-avenue.
The Superintendent was directed TO notify
the City Council that an assessment of ten
cents per front foot will be laid on all taxable
property in front of which pipeis laid. sg.5
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MAN eDRowSsD-A man named James
Walker, while in halfdelirious state of
ebriety, fell into the river, near the Water
Works, yesterday. afternoon, and was
drowned. Some persons who witnessed the
occurrence ran to his rescue, but they were
too late. Considerable time was spent in
avail. The unfortunate man leaves wife
and three children, who reside some place in
New-street, East of Broadway.
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TOT 'AMIbIEs.--M. Clahin deals in butter,
eggs, lard, hams, and country produce gem
orally, at % Hathaway-street, between Sixth
and George and Linn aud Baymilier. Fam
lilies wishing to enjoy the luxury of good
butter can make certain Of always getting it
by express, from the best dairies in the cuuii-
try, and his contracts are such that he cap
supply butter of,the bsst duality at from ten
to twenty-five per cent. less than most other
stbfes in the city. Indeed, every article sup
piled from his Istore wi be warranted as ttJ
quality and sold at the lowest market price
but supplying prime tableibhtter for families,
hotels and dealers will be the leading feature.
Avoid common butter, and go to Olaflih's
and be supplied at twenty-five cents per
pound for Western Reserve butter, war
ranted. " hl.-u-l-I9 IL n I,mt -ntl- y
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THE TREAcHERy OF EvH. PAssoNs.-Evil
passions exert q powerful Influence over the
understanding; they derange its action, and,
having the art of selfconcealment, are likely
to operate with greatest fatality when least
exposed to the notice of their victim. OF the
drunkard, it is often. said that he is q poor
Judge of himself, often imagining himself to
with all the evil passions that prey upon
fallen humanity; they beguile and deceive,
ruin and destroy, without any, advertisement
of their presence, except in their results
They shrink from the blaze of conscience
and burrow in the heart, a., 80 ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

Picnic FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. PETER's
ORPHAN AsYLUM.-A picnic for the benefit Of
the st. Peters Orphan Asylum, at Cummins-
vile, will be given at Parlor Grove on the
Fourth Of July. The arrangements, which
are the most ample in every respect, have-al-
ready been completed, and 1t is expected
that this will be one of the largest affairs Of
the kind that ever left this city. tr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

4 NEw YoRK SrocE MARKEr.-Thurs

.,- NEW York STocK MARKET.--Thprsday,
May l7.--At tho Live stock Markets the trade was
pretty good yesterday, beeves selling at slightly
advanced rates over the previous week. There was
diminution of numbers but the general COED quality
and heavy weights Of the bullocks offered sniced for
tho wants of butchers Grazier took very few cattle
furfurther feeding Most Of the cattle are now conf
ing from the West. Prices averaged SEQ per pOnnd
net, which il nearly &c. per pound lower than one
year ago few of the hest cattle sold for Vrea lOc
The Yards were empticd before sundown. Mich
Cows sell slowly There arc fewer coming in, but
quito enough for milkmen's wants. Nealsare album
they sold lust Wednesday II with difficulty that
all could be disposed Of sheep and lambs are in good
ago None were left nnsOld. Hogs continue plenty.
Some 1000 remain unsold. Prices are about as last
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
h1n.,M,. aIIsmm...,.I Z

hfooetafy nsd r'pmmcrriaE III
In Monetary fhafsdfs little change occuFed
Yesterday ffom the previous day indeed business
was dull nearly everywhere, aud the inquiry for
Currency was lishter than - has been .sinee the
opening Of the week
we'll and the bankers have orportnnities 10 i5an All
the means they wish on approved names capital
re Eastern ssR' x arm and unesn Il
SSd @ptoe Ppre%nm New orleans Gs heaSg Sg an NJ
nearly nominal atslq f7disceuut arprpar@N pre-
% uncppTsnt Money is without any alteration. Mis-
souri, still ceiling At IL discount, and Iowa. Illinois
WIN n NY Set'ss = Ss 5. E, Z ,s
S or eSoIso @ SA wSc ~ wheat ' WHISKY was steady with
ar demand at ls lsc; He.5 Rnge M aas aissesye, McS
active, 500 hhds selling et ek@9A. Bulk Meat;
were in good demand and Lard steady G a. ios n and
Rye, and Barley, continued steady, and Oats were
nri The rmvoItl Spd kSBoItJ siliou. itij sSdsths
the twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon were;
I,sport.-Apples, bril-; Barley, 6ig bushels; But
tor, KS pkgs; Candles bxs Corn, 1850 bus; Cheese
;os boxcsi Coffee oso bags Flour lou i'l bTsi Hay.
kSls'sss f6% % SaSI Sl' ksss H sos sg
2gi hhds.; salt 800 barrels; Wheat, i,TOl bushels
VEFpoTls"kppies, y brls Barley, 2i2 bushels; But
ter, 52 pkgs Candles, az boxes; Corn, 100 bushels
Cheese, 217 boxes; Coffee jI bags; Flour, 2gl7 bris
Mdasses iOl brls:; Malt hus; ;oats :. bus; Pork
dsBacon, riO7 hhds., ~ tierces, :6 barrels lUI
l6s hhdslp altiasd brf4 wheesbp pihliass shIsk5.
2dT6 barrels.
Thursdays New York Money Market is thus mem
toned In Fridays Herald:
No change in money. Some Of the lenders report
an active demand from the brokers for cal-loans at
ye per cent? and tho increase Of speculative activity
xklf Hu " nd--ou. ~
change must certa ny have sWeed the ranks of the
borrowers. But the demand from this source must
lie small in comparison with tho supply. The banks
are ycfy rich aud anxious TO lend, and their GUS
toners compete with them actively both for call
Is qnito moderate, We diiote short hrst cass noes
j@5la; long do, 5l6@6'G; names less known, 7@si
callloans, .. .
There was nothing, done in Foreign Exchange to-
day. The market does not promise TO open with
much strength for Saturdays steamers.
The rates Of Currency and Land warrants are thus
uuoted in New York; .r-...
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PERsoNAI.-The Eastern delegates to the.
National Typographical Union, who have
been soournihg in this city for a day or two
past, after having been handsomely enter
tanned here by their brothers typos, will
leave this morning for their respective homes,
carrying with them the best wishes of a host
of new-made friends. rl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

THE PRoGESIToRs OF GEORGE w AsHIEGroN.
The Longmans have published book called
"The Washipgtohs,p a history of the family
in England, a notice Of which thus concludes:
Laursncs ~ N9shHgOp @ gs% t0Gk gp bis s SDVds et
at Marston Moor, left his native land in dis
gust at democratic rule in 1857. George
Washington, who, tonight tAagainst his King,
was Sir Johns great-grandson.p1
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The RACE YEsrERDAY.-ATh trotting match
yesterday at the Park, between "Bolly Lewis"
LADY Utley,p and Lady Rockey, twas, we
understand, quite well attended, and, al
though the track was heavy, proved very
interesting affair. The race was for 5000
by SBoiiy Lewis" It was very closely I con- con-.
tested throughout and the nags were COM
PEELED to trot four. milestone of the heats
having been pronoanced dead BY the Judges.
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The SPIRITUAL WoRLD.2Rev, r. P. Am
morrow morning at half-past ten, in the lee
ture-room Of Bacon's Mercantile College, on
"The Spiritual World, and another in the
evening, at the same place. Subject: Spirit
ualism Demonstrated as Principle.p'' The
innate curiosity of individuals in regard to
the future life, and the fame of the speaker,
will be sufficient, we doubt not, to attract a
large audience
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

HALF-FARE ExcURs1oN TICKETS TO PoRT-
LANDING understand that an arrangement
has been entered into between the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton, Dayton and
Michigan, and the Grand Trunk Of Canada,
by which half-fare tickets will be issued to
parties Of forty or more, from Cincinnati to
Portland. BY this arrangement parties of
the above number can go way vdown East
and RETURN their fare being only $24 each.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

MoRE POcKET-PIcKIHG.AAw woman. named
Mary Devils, who resides on Central-avenue,
near Dayton-street had her pocket picked
yesterday afternoon, while on here way home
in one of the street railroad cars, she thinks,
of porte-monnaie containing eight dollars
in bank-bilIs and between .one and two dol
lars in silver coin -.-r
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TIE DAILY. PRESS
sA1TtauAV ... -,.,,.y,......,,,..... NTAF 40
! P0sroFP1okI IloELRTIN.

EAST Mnt,-Aniyc. $50 A. M. and 4.4o PM;
closes at La M. and 3 PM "a q -
BAtfraohE, wAsniNoroS ANb wBEELISo.-Ar-
rivcs at ai5OA. NJ; closes at 8 P.Msry- -fTvl
ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE. Arrives at II A, N.
and 10 p. M closes at 4 A. NJ. and p. NJ, ~
CHIcAoo AND NoRrn- n-wEsr.-Arrlves at IL A. M.
and 10 r. M. !; closes at Al NJ and A p, ~, ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

PERsoNAL.--John 7. Marriott, some years
since an attache of the Little Miami Railroad
Ticket Office, but more lately with the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad, at st. Louis, has re-
turned to the Queen City, and will for the
future be found with General P. W. Strader
corner of Front and Broadway. We welcome
him back. . 3. ~, +ff Il.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

To ApvfRTrsERs.---As the PRsss Is the only
penny paper in CINCINNATI. and has the
largest city circulation, advertisers will
readily see that it is the medium through
which to reach the people. , -
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City News.

NoTIoEs--Our patrons Who favor us with
advertisements for the Sunday issue, will
oblige us by handing them in at as early an
hour this afternoon as possible. .gomf.s Z
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

LINCOLN AND DzHAMLlxa=Ail citizens desir-
ing the election of Lincoln and ,Hamlin to
the Offices Of President and Vice-President
of the United States, and wishing to form q
Wide-Awake Club for service this campaign,
are requested to meet in the. large hall in, the
Metropolitan Building, corner Of Ninth and
Walnut, this evening at seven o'clock.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

JoAS OF ARC AN ITALIAN.-An Italian of
'thesname of CrollalanZa, of Fermo, has Just
brought out a work to prove that Joan OF
Arc was an Italian, her father having been
Bologlese one Ferrante Ghisilieri;gand her
mother u certain Bartholomea Ludovisi, who
were driven from their own country, and
took up their residence in France in5l4l.
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New X0rlx NIarIxef.

ANCW =
M. MY y YSs 81 se5 5 j, MSt%
;, Flour Is drill i9wcr,si modSssts sSfrt lapd
hometradSS ,deHsadHal% Dir spsspialiys inquiry
as at ts fdr las Es s2 y f5s ssaa siass
S5i05 10 for superfne Western; IS 2j5 50 for COM
Bfsnas osrs sa a.
closing buoyant and steady; included In sales are
bS % lsTs sSrTs' Snoss SsIr ssis iSG A.
moderate demand: 1fcs 6f6,O00 brls at IS l56l7 30
for common to choice extra. Corn Meal unchanged;
mss TlSHs ts s'sS,|i s S SHi y TR EsfSI 9Hg'
Whisky Id good demand at better prices sales, in
Guiding parcels sold last evening, l,ioO brs., at 70
Wheat is a shade lower, With moderate inquiry:
sales 900 bushels Milwaukee Club ut 81 26egi q,
sssEsd s. * S y 4 81 Sss sscHs s3a
spp T% sIS aSd G5 ds S sqsss, as, 4 sss
tinue large but the great bulk Is arriving unsound
Ta n BsR i%poT pT%s q Pss is
q sS oS SpsSHRa SSsS". are st Tniths Of
7lc. for fair Western yellow; aud 7Se. for Southern
yellow. Oats quiet at iO0nf2c for Western, Canada
and State and OO bushels Pennsy lvana and Jersey
sold equal to Ale. delivered.
Moql mark market quiet and Tsaass sales,of q Go9Oo
cfasnS fGTG aaiss Gaq aSa z IS
SIS qi for thin mss 9 75c2O for clear; and Sli for
FRs Ss lS4 Ssa s PsFl Srls Sansi m ssssSF fs''
st q Sr country pr s5s
messi SSdlO 30 for repacked mess; Sll 5O0Dl2 20
Sa GGt 'Strs mss.1 Ifss as NJ
Shoulder, 9@9Ac. for Hams Beef Hams dull at
sS sn SS iSr ststs Se SS wsiTp sat bSS9n IS
'ac for No I to prime. Butter and Cheese un-
Stocksi owing to runilr d aAoh in
the Pacific Mail Company, through the transfer clerk,
lihe market is dull but unchanged.
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LETTERS DETAINED ron WANT OF PosTAer,
May II: ......u. 81. t..r IL 4 !
NJ. Sanders, ST. Louis, Mo. .ssi i.t .rdNsaa
J. G. Gregory Madison, WisconSin, y ~ .t9t
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The Great Trot IN HewsY york. IEthunl Alien
and George M ,rHiepen Pateheri yicso-


rno rssr. tFss :, 49, p.,.ss,. v,r.o'
s,oas' 10, ~ u RisiSG'iNf9H fi-frfsfi
M ..,.,.,.,...,,,- 49,. a. s,...;sf,.d ,s
inc 'eiegrap" ih"s. a''s'oy .u'nisneu "s
with tpe result OF this great trotover the
Union Course. Ia |. !; and FSridayis New York
Ty,,., ,,;,os ,l,o.s ,,,,,;,,,lavv. ~ .,.t,--. ss
~, -,
=, tne -ma,cn !. pe,ween btnan AIien aiiu
oIge.M. haeenenI tot Ss,VVV, Dest q I'm IN o
N ~ harness, trainspired yesterqay ~ % tne mon
COURSE, Eariy In y, ,ne guy. wagons, carrlages
m andnehacies n,i oi w KINGS pegpn 70 pass eyer
theaserry. The special trains were crowded
wlgh pass,eMgeis nna goo1
ii,isoer @ its,De tne Inclosure ny e .e
loI s,le nUlses ,t, 10 MAXI s, tneir
ance, Hs notless uhun o,oVV Ihnetenlperature
was sujlclsntiy eool 70 alloW sne 1glsss 70 "
urged 20 tielr giea,test Hpced wlthout gus
tressing vhcfnl anu anu Gile W track Yas ~ excelleht
cVIIditron % Il a.,
On tueseay e evening ,, lne oet.tulng tug ranged at
ISv Po,,ben Shd i,st hssorc iLe stnrt s1oo s, 20
lna niu J' Justs ps,olc g' tly sl Flyyto'
SSO- on Ethan GIter the hrst heat
fa1cnsp Raq tne ca cali py ~ S]VV " noV' Inc
horses were Dotn IN spienuiu conuluOn' lli.nl
40 = ~ THEfsAcE.. (.
In the first heat, ETHAN Allen" had the
truck, and at -tHe ,yortl l,,th' col oyer fhr
score' with n ireod atart 'HEtbsni, having \
slight lead, which he kept TO the hoifsrniIc
post, .whess "a slight brush, took place,
ETHAN, being half S length in advance AT
| the three-quarter pole. hPntchenp, pushed
''Ethan,i so hard chat the latter brohg, lie
wns immediately brought down apain. hOW-
ever 'TiPatchen1 leading home neck in ad
vance,in two minutes and twenty-five seconds.
He was greeted with loud cheersg The bet
ting mere turned III 'tatcnenst ihvor,S SlOO
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