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CORPORATION CouRT.-A special term Of this court wal
called yesterday to examine the of John Sullivan
alias Jack DRILL alias Billy Mulligan, and Robert Patter
son. charged with the burglary and larceny of Freeman
Jewelry store -
Grill in his examination fully convinced the court and
everybody else, that he was unmtigated scoundre
descended to the lowest depths depravty and entirely
destitute of a truth or honesty His statements were
entirely opposite from his confessions before the Mayors
Court at his preliminary examination He rsmanded
by the court for trial before the Superior Court Robert
Patterson discharged, there being evidence to
show that he was in any manner implicated in the trans
action by the confession of Drill himself who hatly
and positively asserted that Patterson knew nothing about
the case except what he aceidenty overheard after the
robbery had been committed, and the slug cushed
In other words, the plumber hid.
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MILITARY CouRT-Geogre Koughter (colorod), charged
with riotiug in the streets-continued
Aaron Green (coloredl charged with selling liquor
without cense-charge not sustained and accused dis
charged.
George Ely and Jones Smith (coloredl charged with
selling liquor to enlisted men-case continued
Hammer White (coored charged with assault and bat
terry plead guilty plea confirmed and sentenced to pay
fine ofS5 and costs Thomas Fisher (coored prosecutor
in the case being in the opinion of the Court morecupa
bic than the defendant was fined $40 and costs.
Grard Clark (colored, charged with abusing his wife
case continued. 1877 .---. ...-
Harriet Ann Wilson, Martha Copeland, Robert Clark,
sae Jordan Rebecca Johnston all coored charged with
disordery conduct in for want
of evidence, but reprimanded.
VIM. Douglass Us. Samuel J. W. c. Williams (colored),
action to recover money left depost-case dismissed
and plaintiff arrested on the charge of forgery
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAYORS CoURT-Mrs. Nancy Collins Us. Robt. Wyatt
for breach of the peace. The former fined 49, and
the latter so. Mrs Collins being rather on the strong
minded order also bound keep the peace for
six months in thum of $50 and her security in the same
amount. -.-.-
Exner u.s. Weeks, for breach of the peaceboth par
ties mutually bound over to keep the peace for twelve
months, in the sum of 800 each.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-10

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-Byt the
steamship Damascus, which arrived at
Farther Point on the 18th instant, from
Liverpool on the 9th uit., we learn that
at about 10 o'clock on the morning of
the 2Sth, the Great Eastern was about
45O miles out from Valentia, and had
paid out 500 miles of the cable. The sig.
mails We're good and the weather fine,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-10

AFRAID TO LAueH. Ladies' sometimes reprsss their
laughter to avoid revealing the dscoloration and mper
feeton Of their teeth Fair ones would advise you to
try the Fragrant soxoponT. 1t will remove at once all
impurities arrest the progress Of decay and whten such
par have already become black by decay, and leave
breath o. fagtsnt.aa rose.A
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-10

We special attention to the sale Of Government
animals this morning at 10 o'clock in front Of the Gus
tom House.
large lot of both horses and mules will be sold The
sale will be conducted by Shaw Roberts, Auctioneers
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THE WAY A SOLDIER TREATS SNIF-
FLING TREASON SYMPATHIZERS.- Two
Harrisburg Copperheads, with an audac-
ity peculiar to that species of snake,
called, while at New Cumberland, on
Major General John w. Geary. After
the gallant hero had received his visitors,
extending to them the cOurteSies of a
soldier, and bidding them welcome cor
daily to his plain Inequalities, the most
impertinent of the pair of malignants
who had thus intruded on the besieger
and conqueror of Savannah, introduced
politics, and commenced ventilating his
obnoxious notions of what was right and
democratic" The negro was bitterly
berated-emancipatiOn was denounced
as a usurpation-the "rightsn of the
South were particularly magnified--and
many mean expressions made by both
our Harrisburg Cops, in which discreet
men, to say nothing ofgentlemen, would
have RETAINED from INDUCING. Gen.
eral Geary took the insults for they
were nothing less) ofhis visitors cody for
few moments, but the audacity ofthese
Cops soon exhausted his patience
"Sirs," suddenly exclaimed the chafed
hero, steadily looking his visitors in
the face, until the countenances of the
Copperheads fairly blanched beneath
the gaze of the soldiers: "Sirs, I have
hung traitors for saying less than you
have just uttered against your countryU
Then bursting like athunder cloud with
anger and indignation, and suddenly
drawing himself up to his full grand
height, the soldier oftwo wars denounced
his insultOrs as cravens and traitors, or
dering them to leave his premises, and
threatening, if they delayed, to kick
them from the room. The rebuke was
overwhelming. Abashed and humil-
lated, the Harrisburg Cops hurried away
satisfied that it was dangerous to talk
treason in the hearing and the presence
OF John w. Geary.-Harrisburg Tele-
graph.
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Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers VAL piease
naye the orders at the countingroom the evening pre-
yious before six o'clock.
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Mayhew Brothers, Booksellers and sationers are u-
thorized agents to sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
fl with them will be attended to the as If left at
the Office of publication. -----'--.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-10

DISMAL SWAMP CANAL.-What's the matter with the
Board of Directors of this canal that the repairs
pushed forward Gentlemen, you losing both time
and money, and the public the benefits of travel. We
may ask the same question and apply the same ad
monition in regard to the seaboard Roanoke r. r.
Push forward your improvements that may receive
the benefits Of at least more lively appearance and
merchants the satisfaction Of seeing their old customers
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-10

REV EsUE LAws.-"Ignorance isno for violation
the laws therefore, all those who do business Of any
kind had better be satisfied that all documents warrants
or bills, are legally stamped otherwise they may have
to pay for their experience "a word to the wiss &C.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-10

COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BuIDNas.-When are the fair
grounds to be rebuilt &C. fevsr those whose business
to look out for the city property had better inquire
who ii is that is hauling off the bricks
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


The supplies of vegetables poultry &c. brought to our
market are undminished The following were the ruling
prices yesterday:
FRESH MEATS-At the stalls, Beef, according to cut.
lo@2o cts; Veal % cts; Mutton rs cts shoat 25g75
cts per quarter
FISH AND FowL.-Hog Fish s. 90 to 81 25 per dozen.
Spots 2oIo cts per dozcn mixed % to so cts per 'oz
en- Herring, dried Is to 25 cts. per Dozen NackareI
1894, Chickens 2o@lO cts.; Ducks rs cts.@S1.0O;
deese % cts @Sl.00. Eggs 2O@25 cts. per dozen.
VEGETABLES, FRUITS, &c.-Peache 10000 per peck;
Pears so cts per peck; Apples 3o5O per peck; POI
tstoes 6o@75 cts per peck Onions 76@sO cts perpeck
Cabbage 10@15 cts; Tomatoes 80 cts per peck; new
Corn % cts per dozen; Beets SOLO cts per bundle Gu
eumbers 10 cts. y dozen. Snaps 3oc 2 peck. Squash
l0c. Dozen Whortleberries 10 cts q at. Cantclopes
l29l6 cts. Melons 1O@25 cts. Damsons 81 per busheI.
Egg Plants, 6 to 25 cents each.
BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE.--Buter 206a35 cts
per pound; Lardl 2a@25 cts per pound Cheese 1926
cts. per pound.
Our markets remain firm at quotations. We learn that
wheat coming in lively thereby satisfying the demand
Naval Stores are in demand with limited amount 10
market Cotton dull. Gold remains aru as quotations
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-10

8 NJ Pettergill 4 Co. authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in n ew York and Boston.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-10

Advertisers are requested to hand in their advertise
ments before six O'Clock In the evening previous to puo
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-10

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY AT SEA.-A dis.-
patch from Havana says /: IA horrible
crime has been committed in the Gulf.
on board the ship Haydee, bound to La
Paz, with several passengers from Mazat
Ian as passengers. A French se.,Ior
named Magne, together with a ,;reek
and an Italian, made an attack mon the
passengers, and assassinated in cold
blood eighteen persons, among them
senior Chao, a Spanish Gentleman. and
SIX SIX members of his family. Eighteen
young children of both sexes ali fell VIC
Inns to the knives of the nonsters re- A.
pretended y 'ney tiao hotyeo peeha p-
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Tl'e Aorfolk gust.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1856.

All communications relating to business matters con-
nected with this paper should be addressed to i. M
Brown, Norfolk Post All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and all correspondence Intended for the
paper should be addressed to John Clark Editor.
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Col. Parker, who accompanies Gene,
raj Grant, is pure Seneca Indian, ana
a grandson of the celebrated Red jacket,
Chief of the Six Nations. He is n large
robust man, at least six feet in height.
On his breast may be seen the broad sill
yer medal presented to his distinguished
ancestor by General jackson.
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FL tIIpE.-Henry w. Erdman. late
pa nsr E1teutenant Of Company /, 91st
suicide ., in Philadelphia, on Friday bv
throwing himself on the railroaJ t,,oo ~
in the Cooper Street Refresh us sat'tng
loon as a freight train was annrnaoh; ga.
he left his seat and walked 10 tha
road track, then laid down un NJ 'A = rali-
mediately in front of the "a first ~ I'M
Three wheels passed over the unfo car
nate man, nearly cutting him in t ,.u-
Death was almost instantaneons 'W4.
was German by birth, and iewe,ILnnre
Major D. J. Toohy, in lecture -
Washington on Friday evening, stated
that the objects of the Fenian Brother.
hood in the United States were to labor
for the emancipation of their race, for
the freedom of their native land, the
disruption of the Government that held
them in the chains of bondage, the rear
ing up of a Government in Ireland su
perior to any of the governments OF thu
world. and for the full and free disfran
chisement of man, regardless OF the dis
tinctions of race.
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wonderfully distinct into the instrument
room of the receiving house at the head
of Foilhommerum Bay; and, at 4.30,
the flags on board the Caroline and
Great Eastern were hauled down
to show that all was ready. BY
that time the Great Eastern, which had
always kept moving her paddles at in
tervals, had forged ahead of the Caro-
line some two or three miles, paying out
the cable slowly as she went on, and
leaving the latter vessel the only float
by which one portion of the was kept
above the water. The instant, however,
that the flags went down, the last fast
enings which held it to the Caroline
We're cast adrift, and with great splash
the final joint of the Atlantic telegraph
and the first thirty miles of its length
went down slowly into the blue water,
and We're out of sight. Long before
this Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Hay
had returned on board the Hawk, which
at once steamed away, when the splice
was turned adrift, to overtake the Great
Eastern. This was very easily done,
for while the latter was barely steamlng
five knots an hour, the former was rum
ming fourteen. As the tender came near
the thin, narrow rope of cable couid pe
seen passing over the last wheel astern,
and sinking gently into the foam with
out strain Of any kind, as 1t seemed for
a moment or so to float slowly aft before
it disappeared under the swell that still
kept rolling deeply in. The after deck
Sponsors bridge and paddle boxes of the
| Great Eastern were crowded as the
Hawk came alongside, and it was easy
from the distance which the tender
held to distinguish the faces of those
on board as they waved their hats
and cheered. In the midst of this the
Great Eastern fired two guns from her
bows at $50 to mark the commencement
of her journey, and Sir Robert Peel,
mounting to the little quarterback of
the Hawk. marked time, while three
small but earnest cheers were given by
the select company on board to the sue
cess of the great enterprise. In return
came back hearty, swelling roar from
all OH the cable ship, as with the last sa-
lutte of waving hats and caps and hand
kerchiefs the tender dropped astern,
leaving the Great Eastern dipping slow
ly but steadily ahead, at the rate of about
six knots an hour. Both the Terrible
and SphynX were close at hand, con-
tributing little, and but little, to the
huge volume of smoke which their gil
gantic consort spread far and wide over
the sea, and which even appeared in the
distance to faint the blue mountains of
Kerry on shore. AS long as signs could
be made, or hats waved, the vessel was
anxiously watched, but she soon hid |
herselfin her own smoke, and when the |
Hawk neared the Irish coast a mere
brown cloud in the horizon was all that |
showed where the greatest ship in the
world was steaming away to endeavor to |
accomplish the realization of an idea |
even more venturesome and infinitely |
more important than that which she
herself embodies. May she besuccessful!
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George D. Lincoln and j. g. 7 ssrsnshan. 10 prepare
history Of the several regiments recruited In this
city and county during the late var.
IHE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL tAssBNBLY,
At It's ,e',ion yesterday, unanimously sdop'ed
minute eIpressins the sense Of tie assembly upon
the subject Of treason declaring at minister re-
siding In shat have besn designsted n the rebel
States who have been guilty Of aiding or 'bettins
treason, tho "As'emtly csn vicw only a. in thi,
t,nlns mos gfie,ious sinners asainst the 900 Oh
referred 10 shall apply fsr aamssor into thee Presy
Wnes tho Assembly advice not T. aimit hem or IN
any way recognize them a, Ambaradors o. INC tross
q Christ until lhe have rlv fstisiaG oy oyidence
a. tiey have tinct civ rererie Of ths'in. ~"
die.,e' IRON Rev sotsr,. saw, er.nl Lsmer, Of Ka,
I'nAtrte, upon TIE ,uli,c' Of treason ~ spsA,
tie eouf,s Of hi. r,marss said II would have Jef
Davis hanged tspplaus.J. | would have Leo han ed
q rcAt trp.ausey, would have Btccsiurdee lansed
app hes' Hu1 p.OIOtu 10 so On, not Va spilt OF
Vengeance and maeyocnce, lutiu spirt Of Justice
snd ril hteousneis until tc Jud,ial 'plflt 81 tne
land shflI etA4d a. hPh - the military power Las
vindi6aiet II, place. (Gieat 'pplsuso 10, u, re-,
Si.anlze ihe .oeiey ofthe south on thc ut,' ~
slavery adyOcstes"
BuRGLARIRs AND RoBUEEIEs.-About }
o'clock ys,,'rday mornirr, the house of jeremiah
Dowliur, 2Uo south 9th vt, r. d. entered BY bur
glars and robbed Of quantity Of silver plato and
vesT.nf epp1fel valued Al if..... on MONDAY nifht
tue rlonc rs btRhhin avenue, y. -, occupied y,
officer togan. q the 10th precinct were cuteiod and
ruhhs1 Of silver watch valued at SO. q. M.
btn'cl Moro, = -four merchant Reports that his
10. eut.iCd Hnd roll, ed " lor % rNualIes
and IS w none. .... 40 horses, tue pfop'k 81
ca on Monday night
FouSp DEowSFD.-The body Of o woman
arr arcnty about ~ year, Ae. tecL 10 Inches ~
h'ifht, vas found In he river near Atlantic DOCK.
Dc'cised had o. calico ekirt, Gsfk deaino fnrk, no
stock inss and new shoes 1hrr aus YER little hair
lett but What tC'leined, doubtless black, some
time. The features were mvrh d"cay,d that u
would lo scsicely possible identified he body
Coroner L. rch took charge ofit.
foUSD DRowSEp.-The body Of a German
laborinR man named William tirich, VS. found y.s-
ieIdsy m IN" clip Of the t,Ieonpoint iery Deceased
LAI b,en InI..ing alncn sunhsN nrht lgsi
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Rebel Records.


The records Of tho rebel war department, sur-
rendered BY Joe Johnston, roache this place day
before yesterday, in casrge OF Lieutenant WASH
burn, ui General Schoheld's staff. In al there are
eighty-three boxes, and tho total weight is prob
ably eight tons The plunder flled six wagons
Among others noticed one box marked Papers
aud Books General Lees Headquarers," This box
contained the original drafts OF Lees reports Of
battles and Campsi.nh aud other papers Of the
same descr ptiou. The original rcpor. Of the Get
tysburg campaign was found IN 1t, besides several
other mAnuscr ~, in General Lees own haudwrii-
ing. Another Uox Is marked, Official Reports 81
Bau es, A. and |. &. o" This will probably be
OF greater interest ihsn any other nj the records
proper, save, p ThAps, those contaipcd N = uot
Labelled "relesraphs and Telegraph Books" which
" II undo ibtedly give good deal q the history Of
recent workings OF the rebel gov, rnment, as some
OF tho dispatches are supposed to pertain 10 the
secret service" brsuca Of tic department Four
largo boxes coutsining Gags and colurs, captured
from different regiments N our army, are Also in
cluled In tue lot. l.ero arc Two Of them mark ed
1868" AID probably in them will Q found the
Cu.,kanlaug. captures and iLe few lost dur nI the
Pcnnsy lvsnis camp ,su OF that year. Tie records
Of the "AppVnunen, Bureau" "rssignstious,'
Certificates Of ecton Of ofhcers," 'let,ers re-
oelved" during Me different years Of lhe war 'Ter.
uncsIes OF disability" and discharges Il sol
diers" together Wit tho muster rolls of the resi
msus from different States, are also included. Tne
value Of ths Of plumber to the future historian
and in aiding our Government 10 settle the statue
Of different pIble In Il, VAL be readily imssiued.
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tina, he had no, witnessed anything Of what bsd
been reportel and sad IL was tho butler. The but
Ter declared that he had seen nothing Of II matter
AMI tist II must have been one oftho Wallets But
they pro.cstsd that they were utterly ignorant Of
what la been charged against the count IN ,hor',
Il turned out shat nobody could be found Who bad
seen the count commit the ofence, upon which the
princess said
"f sppesl TO you. my father as 10 another solo-
mon. II nobody saw the OF, nee committed, The
Count cannot be guilty, and my husband 10 inno-
cent"
Emperor irowncd, and forth with the corr-
Eers egsr " murmur, and then he smiled, aud i'm
NE lately ihtlr vssges became radiant.
"Let IL he 80" ssid biz majesty, "lot him live,
though have put many a man 70 death for light
er offence ,han his But " be IL not hung, ho Is
married. Justice has Teen done"
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The Three Wishes.

There WAS once wise emperor who made . law
that 10 every stranger who came to bis court
r!ed hsh o. ould he served The we're diIec-
ted to take notice IL when the stranger Rad eaten the
fish to Vie hone on one side, he turned /. over and
began on the other. II he did no WAS 10 he imme.
d. a,cly sri2ed, and on tho third day thereafter lie
was t. lc nut to deUtn. Bat, by great stretch of
imperial clsmcu'y, tho ou'prt was permit to ut
ter one wish each day, which the emperor pied. ell
Himself ~ grant, provided 4 WAS not TO snare his
life Many had already ierishei IN consequence OF
NiA ed.c', Wien one lay account and hls Ouag sIn
presented themse yes ~ court The ush was sery-
,d usual AMI when the count hal removed all
the fish from ono sd, no turned IL over aud was
a. out t. commence on tue uIher, when no Wac sud
denly sI2e. snd Mrlwu into prison, and waa t.
Of lis approaching doom. hlrroW stricken, tho
counts Young SOL lcsou-ht tho emperor g. al ow
hun TO d h. the room # his talncr-g iSvor which
,he monarch Wa pleased to &c, ord Inn, Tue count
was aclor4.gg. released iT m prison, snd his con
Was - o"u iato Lis cell IN his stead As soon az
thi had been done, the Oun- mAu SAID to his gao
s,s-Yru know lave Sue right 10 make ,hree de-
m and uilre a., 20 Aud le the emperor 10 send
ne is oauS Irl' al priest 10 I.Irfy us' Tao
st GcmguC was moi much 70 we elupcroi'r taste
ueyurl.CieEb Lo ~, hound TO kerp Il Word, !. -
Ac tlcTci,re toUI led With Tie request - VII. Oh
the prnces' hld mo- kind o Digestion. Ta,s oe-
cutrol Ia tucs when Ass kcp1 4 e.r treasures IN
cave, y N tower ret AZ ART '-r tn, pur csc, aal
| IN the he, ~ -ay Of impr soutntnt tue young
mar Gcuauu,u "a ling NgLsurcs. L. Las ir d. .
maud MAO bold one, the second VAS not los, 40
ssh ~ 'mperyr'5 word ~ sacred, anu, hay.ut made
/ the promise he was forced to keep Il; ana tho
measures OF gold Ana slyel and je"eis we're tscrd
| al tho pr suucls tnpusnI. Ga gei.u.,
! POSSESSION .. Va, IA he GisI7uuted them pro.usel
| sm0uS me coGruers, ans 5000 h. made host OF
| friends hy his hJerAIy.
rue emperor began now t. feel exceedingly un.
! Comfortable. Jupule 90 sccR &c rosr Cal 0u tic
| iLIld morning aLa went wlIn 'ear ~ his heart 70
tie Prism 70 hear wlst tho tL'ri wish was g. be-
! ~ W" suD hc ~ .Av prsuuoT tell me whsi
your N.rl icnapd is, :. ~ IL may lie grated II
once. AMI y,U Hag he hung out OF hama, tor am
tired of your -cwnuts,"
"sl@" :. "tlrl L.s Irsouer," ~ have hut On,
| more ,Avog - qaust OF Nou majesty which, whel
you lave trA.1c, shall re content. II smcrcly
lsi You Al. eauAo ne eyes u! tuvse y,ho saw iuy
father turn tie uGA over 80 ue put ou'."
VERY o'''" replied ire emperor, "your de
m-nd Is ou' natural, aua syringe from good heart
Let the cham, e.la!E uv d." 10 continued
turning 70 Ais sUsrIs.
~, surel' cried the chamberlain ~ did aol sc,
anythlng--lt Was tac sew ard"
Let she steward he seized, then" ssid ID,
Wv.
. Bu' H.e ''e"arj PE9'.sIsd Wiz Icars IN hu eye
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JERSEY CITY.

RACES Tho Hudson County Agricultural
society held their spring meeting yesterday ct Sc
caucus - miles from IIohokon. and inauguru'ed
tho first day by three races resulting as follows!
let RACE selling ~ ecps,Ake- for all aeos, two
and lu7rteT mile da-h premium 800 Four hofes
entered, thee the race teing Won b. SiIHr
LOOK; secsucus coming in second; Throgs Seok
coming In last Time, 80.
% Rae. eiitei ion ~ eepetakes for year olds
one nile dash 400 premium. sit hottes entered
five the rsce being won by AIFNANDRA coming
In half = neck ahead Of Maiden. followed by kich-
mond, Oliata and 81 ssheI colt. Time n. Coni-
plant made OF foul riding, which the Judge de-
cared MOI sustained but cautioned the rideIs against
rioing go close,
Sd R1cs- 20 stake. Premium s40o, for all ages
two mile heats; three horses entered and ran
lst Ileat-Lulieme, Lord Monmouth, Aldebaran.
Time, 4U2a
I'd ncat Aldebaran, Lulieme, Monmouth tdist)
Time 3b1a
I'd Hest-Aldobarsn, Lulieme, Monmouth. Time,
420s
ON The ID hen, Iul.eme fell behind halfa length
on the home stretch.
On the 81 heat Aldeharsn won by half q length,
coming in on the home stretch.