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to this man "
More painfully impressed BY this conversation and
scene Of grief perhaps by all the barbarc
cruehies OF The had witnessed In my experiences
with the army shortly resumed my journey. The land
grew more and moro sterile, and the habiiations and
cultivated places rare as approached the foot OF
Boston M un iain fifteen miles further on, around whose
distant blue summit riffs Of misty sunshine and golden
vapors gathered and fingered all day. The ascent Of
this mountain 10 three miles reached the SUNNI. as
sun went down, enjoying the most magnificent view,
extending in every direction. Mount Rhgi may boast
Of her incomparaby good views Of the rising but
there certainly are views finer than from
summit Of Boston mountain Here, away rom the
ates OF the city hers Gar the low bottom lands
where miasma generates and scatters It's poisonous
vapors here, where there wealth Of scenery OF I'M
ending and untirng beauty; hero, whore the summer
days are longest and the nights coolest; here where
from the deep shadows Of the rocks gurgc forth tho
purcst springs; here where The very moon and starr
seem nearer and bring in closer communion with
their mighty mystercs-herc 10 felt and attained that
higher JOY u exs,sncsthas Joy forever the offspring
A paier shadow strews
Bes m ike The dolphin whom each 'I psns imbues
Ths Then . ne AMI ioveiiss snss gone and all is gray
Radiant with nrefies the darkenng night and the
air delciousy COOL and s stiffness only broken by
the rustng breeze and the palnve notes OF the WHIP
came TO Evansville, OF ut least what remains OF the
ancient village OF that name. Here succeeded in
finding stopping place for the night This at q
log shanty the duplicate OF the where obtained
ms duner A man, his wife and i've children consti-
tued the inmates IL was ueCiuedly ulmnu've, hs
we'll az . rustic retreat having but two rooms, and these
very small I ate from the same kind OF puncheon
table, and had spread before m: for supper the newt
| able corn bread coffee and fred bacon.
Have you lived here Iongf" inquired Of the man Of
the house, as supper was being prepared He was q
short sturdy rosouteappearing man, without cduca-
tion but with curiousy eager look OF intelligence In
| his deep set DARK gray eyes
III came herer be replied, 'about three years afore
the war, reckon. Then the war came, and was con-
scrped and they burned the house down, and wife
and children vent 70 Van Buren, t come Arser ZEN and
| came back here"
| $50 you fought on the Southern side ~
81 was Southern rights man, and still, one OF tho
dod darnedcst southern rights men, reckon, you ever
| seed"
| "row SOP
"I wanted the South 10 have her rights, and II she
bad had her rights what do you think they'd been"
| "Can't imagine"
"They'd half Of EN- been hung; and, damn EN- that's
| what the half Of EN- deserved /"
"well from what you say III have 70 set you down
/ for good Union man, see"
II sot myself down for that At fust but they wouldn'
let stay sot II musket and ssrvin' under Tom
Hndmsn or rope aud hangin' under wsc-,op. and
took The musketS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
coAs~wIsR sTEAsls HIPS

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coaPAyy's
Il THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier 4. North river OF Canal street
i O'Clock, noon as 70 ows:-
jury l.-OCEAN QUEEN. Cnptain r. p Gamer. CON-
meeting with GOLDEN CITY; Captain Lap.dge.
Meeting with MONTANA. Captain Sutton.
July @-RIsING srAS, Captain -, connecting with
SACRAMENTO. Captain CavarIy
10y pounds basgage allowed Tree to adult passenger
Medicines and attendance tree.
All departures touch Acapuco OF LIST and 2ls
connect At Panama with steamers for South Pacific ports;
LIST and 18th for Central American pors and those of LIST
touch at Msnzanio.
Departure of Ilth Of each month with the
line Panama Australia and New Zcaiand
Steamer of August 10 will connect closely with
Great Republic from Francisco September for
hama and Kong Kong; at Yokohama with steamer Costa
Rlca for Nagasaki and Shanghae.
For passage ard all further information apply At
the office ON wharf foot OF Canal street North river,
New YorL r. n. BABY, AGENT.
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. EVERY
> "wednesday and Saturday. July 20.
VIRGINIA July 27 Cabin $1band $su gold: steer
age. So currency Drafts England and elnd
rates Of exchange. Apply at THOxPSOS'5 passage
oelce % Broadway. corner OF Rector street.
Packages, valuables &C., forwarded from any
point In Europe at moderate rates. through the American
European Express. AUSTIN BALDWIN a CO.,
~ Broadway.
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY. -
$1,000 STEAMSHIPS -
DakiuO Captain n. Noe4s2
rorn @ .cspism'w ~ - 81 a.
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, aSS o'cccs = NJ - ~
Trunk Railway for Montreal, Quebec and other poS.s,
Canada and tbs West fhs Saturday steamship GOV
Calais and g. John ~ ID nrv9eh ticket. :, g.sn for
f fs1 n steamship oAkLo1TA 'a''s Portland SAssFssr9
Passage "a rorslspd including bsEtA IN ssassroom
meal. EXTRA r. s.1g aeoommodatons are IRA elasA
-, Iss "; ~; M ~: sn Il ~ sc ssi'l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02
KNOW THY DESTINY

MADAME kF THOHNTUS the great Eng
ilsh AstrclOsist- CIairSoy ant and PsyshDmetr-
cisD who has a.tOnished the scientific classes of
the Old W NOIld has nOw lOcsteJ herseIfat II ud.oa,
y. \. MADAME Thornton possesses suoh wonder
ful powers o. second 81 gut to enable her i'm
part know eds of the greatest liza portsnce to the
single or married of either sex. While In q state
Of trance ste teliu eatfs the features of the
person yOu are to marry and by tie aid Of in
stTument OF intense power, Known as the Psychic
nOtrOEe, guars ntses TO produce life like picture
Of the future husband OF wife OF the applicant,
together with date of mrTri age position in life,
leading traits OF character. &c. This Is no hun
bug. - thousands of testimonials can ASSERT She
will send when desired Q certified cert: fcate, or
written guarantee, thst the picture is what it
purports to be. Ey esclosing small lock OF hair
ana stating place Of birth. age. dispositiop and
csDpleXion, and enclosing ffty ceHts end stamped
enyelope addressed TO yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired iafor m atIon by return
nail. All comm N ications saered,y couid. ntial
Address In cor fdsnce, MADAME q r. THORN.
TON. p. q. Box 2S3, Hudson, N. Y.
DkWeeIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02
6KURIr DIsuAsHa

eAAAIIYANs 9IFris the mest certain, safe and
e6ectpsl remedy-ipdeed, the only vegetable rems-
dy ever discovered Cures IN two to four days, and
recent cases In tv enty four hours No mineral, no
oalsen, mercury. Only ten pills to be taAen. Ii
10 the soldiers hope, and . friend to those Who do
net want 70 be exposed. Male packasss, e3;fs-
Bsle, s3.
eAssRIfAE's Roof AND HRRB JuIcRs-A positive
and permanent sure fer Syphilis, scrofafa Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, Ae. Price 81 Is per bottle
solo oy 3 q. FORD. See advertisements mys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

~James Gregory, aged thirteen. married
his cousin, same age, in OHIO last week.
SCrude oil brings a cent a gallon an Can
ada Ii don't pay for pumping
fSA Georgia paper says the leRten season
is likely to last all the year in that State.
1They are catching enormous quantities OF
fish in the Appomattox river, Virginia.
nvAn act of the Paris Parliament has de-
creed that 8 child can have two fathers.
1The Harrisburg papers report several
frosts in that vicinity recently.
SOn Sunday, fifty young ladies received
the rite OF connrmation in the CStholic Cane
dral at Richmond, Va. Bishop McCiiIl ON
ciated.
INesI Dow is working hard for A prohibf-
tory law in England, but the prospects are
not fiattering.
~A Texas paper speaks of an improve
ment In uate and an increase in the price or
drinks.
- Ninety barrels of ale were recently emp
tied into the streets Of Portland, Ne. by the
authorities.
@One firm IN San Francisco is shipping
from $4,000 TO $4,000 barrels Of nour 10 New
York by steamer.
~Captain +. O. ClevaIi, an ex- -Confederats
omcer, swallowed prussic ACID in q 81. Louis
hotel on Friday, and died.
~General Mcclellan and family are sx-
pected to return home during the Fall Mr..
Mcclellan 10 said 70 be in very oad health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02
rTHIRTY-NIETH CONGREss, FIRST SEES.
ii slOE-S

ANAcT to protect the manufacturers of mineral
water In the District OF Colu nbis. aud fer other
IS q snactsd 5y ths Ssnate and House Of Reprs-
grssS ass eqbi,d. That all manufacturers and ven
ders Of mineral waters and other beverages by
their names or their mark or marks shall be re
spectiNely Impressed. may ile with the clerk Of
DESCRIPTION Il .uch bottles and OF the name or
marks thereon, and shall cause the same to be
rively, in a daily or weekly newspaper published
in ,sid District Of Columbia.
~ declared 70 te unlawful TOR any person or per-
egnsT eI hsssf to rith i 81 ,ae
teTs Of Otht any sseh bottles 50 marked
sna not boushi hy him or her OF such owner or
o~rsrs the eot; aud every person so offending
bottle 90 nj ed or sold Or used! or disposed ot
or bought. or 'rafheked in, for the first offence,
be recovered as other hnes in said District of Os.
In scsorssDos with the provisions Of the above
Law Of CShSrs, s:sd q. 1T its late session and
july q 1876, APPEND hereto description Of the
bottles belOngi ~ to and uses by Us, and canton
using said bottles as will enforce the provisions
OF Ihe Law against all persons 81 offending.
Gee. Otto clsims gil bottles and Jugs marked
Boo; Otto aud r. o., Wash ston, d Q.
kTn1sEK.ss T cHN scHNELL. ELL B6t,line .Lshl ..1.bii,s
msht corner lIth and streets.
stosch & KssssI claim all bottles and ing,
msTNsd ans sfshSs sf5sa xsa@a.h &o
cry 100 7th street, bet and p.
Crowley s Coleman claim all bottles and Jug.
marx s e. 'cccoy,asy Sc cPlsnsu: wa,hiastgn; D
LEY & COLEnAN: BoitIing establishments cor
IA and II street, Island.
~ n H Msssk claims all bottles and jugs
tn. bottle i. never ~ soif & wN waiaihgIi r. mAaCkk <
Bottiing establishment cor. ~ and N, Island
Abner & Miecen claim siI bottles and iugs
marked % IG 7 hSeSeD. muedeu, AieI
SsGEDEN. Brewery N. z avenue. IetSeen n
6s X RosTG 9Ht' sas j1s' D0SS %asS
ST. between North Capitol and lststreet.
HepHy HI Hass 1LH,R, AZ P3.t,ss and marked
500 llth street W.
Baldwin & Lei ten, Wss6ington, C.' snd =
this eottle is never sold. Botfiing Establish
nent' 50 street betwee. z and d streets, Island.
y. whitman claim. all bottle. and jugs marked
WBdInAS Brewery north N street. bet north
cspitoi Anu II tts. Ap I92w
I'm THE SUPREME COURT OF Tav n,s
II TBICT OF CoLU MBlA, the 18TH d. az OF A bril-,
}. Bell Adsm,, guardian Of the
Pochetsn deceased, plaintiff.
SIfs Bs.s srsSs ''' Equity
tbs Beech Serena Bsacn, Adj
cline Beach. Daniel Beach,
Eli Beach, defsndants.
On motion Of the plaintiff by Nj; Adams,
cause their sp p1earsnce to be entered herein, on
or before the first rule day occurring forty days
ceeded with as in case of deisult.
A b, OLIH, Justice.
A true copy-rest r.. MEI05.
ap 10 cot OIeth.
AHOPEH HACK, in good running order, will
N be sold cheap 3i9 North street. between
Delaware sveane and lst street. a18 81
Onn FOR SALE.
OUU ZOE BLANKETS,
10 ORHiH0S.
SO doz. SOCKS, % Is per dor
300 sUMAEB HATS
WAvgB COOLIES
700 SHIFTS
9SRWIRo MACHINES
At BOBT. BULTON q 90 q, PsWuerokers,
o02 9th st., Fear Pa. sv. Sn - 2w'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ERET TO EyFKyRgDY

N
bsrre pp Circular. giving nfOrnatio OF
the grestest Importance 10 the yoUng Of both
IL r-scbes how the honely may become beauti-
ful. the desPissa respected. and the (-rsaksn
loved.
NeyoEDE lady CT geuilemsn should fail 70 send
their h0drts., and receive copy poet paid By
reCaTn mail.
Address p. o. Drawer. el,
ep3DsWecly TToy, Y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02
Cennectieut-The Governor. Message.


The Connecticut Legislature organized yes
teroay- Gov. English in his message says
the situation OF public affairs in every aspect
rs important He urges that as citizens OF a
common country we should strive TO exun-
eulsh NInolctiye resentments ebgendered by
tne late civil war waged 20 maintain the SUI
premScy CT the Federal Constitution and the
integrity CT the national honor. He states that
the great object rs not Yet attained, as the
Union Is notrestored, ten States being denied
participation in the National Government by
the action OF Congress. Such measures, IL
persisted IN, VIII transform the Republic into
doespotsin. he deems the course of legisIa-
uon pursued by Congress as wholly unwar-
ranted. and as fatal TO the Union aud l,onsti-
tuition as the doctrine of secession. The leeisla-
uon OF tne Sth Congress, to 3 large extent was
a series OF usurpations and attractions OF the
CONSTITUTION He argues that Congress has no
more power under me Constitution 10 establish
military governments IN the Sou thern States
than 20 Institute an order of nobility in Eng
land. emo claims that Congress assumed that
power OILY for the purpose OF more thoroughly
accom- plls hing the subversion OF the = ate au-
States, lt 10 not difficult 10 fore ee like inter-
Terence IN other States, and the right OF the
States 10 reg ulate their internal affairs i'm their
own way may henceforth be subject 20 the
caprice Of Congress. He speaks of the Senate
as arTocailng power TO select as well as con-
regard 10 MS appointments. IL was IN pursu-
anee OF 4 purpose TO absorb the fsnctions
which legitImately pertain to the other
branches OF the Government that il was pro-
posed TO take the pardoning power from the
President, where the Cons stitution had placed
on Congress. He does not doubt the tacIr
submission OF the Southern people 70 the rule
provided for them but serious q uuestious arise
from the precedent established by Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

REP6BLlcANIsM IN THE SoUTH.-A Colum-
bus Miss correspondent of the Mobile Adrer-
t'seT mourns over the fact that the Republic
can party is making rapid head way in thai re-
elon. Among the latest con verIs. he SAYS. are
Colonel Orr, brother Of the Governor and A
mem Der OF TIE Confederate Congress r. L
Moon, Captain in the Southern Army, ana
Dr. Vaughn, who attended TO the physical
needs OF Confederate regiment during the
V ar. These men, together with several others,
lhe asserisl are ACTIVELY cooperating with
Judge Field, who attended the '.Sohthern
Loyal Convention" az Philadelphia in organi-
zing Republican party in Mississippi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

IRE PHILADELPHIA SCHooLs.-In the year
ISIS the public schools OF Philadelphia We re
IL IN number, with one teacher for each school,
the scholars numbering 3,Ue2, and the expen-
seS footing up S23,9OS 81. Ten years later the
schools bad only increased 10 20, the scholars
20 5.t5s, the expenses TO S3n.I73 IS. From that
time until le>o rapid progress vas made. At
he close OF The followin z ten years the schools
had increases TO l69, the teachers 70 257, the
scholars 20 1874, the annual expenses 10 SIss,-
al 81 In l-66 the schools num- bered ga, the
teachers l.3la. the scholars 81. 16f and the an :
Eual eNnenses reached the sum of SS6l 31k oG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

50 A circular signed by fifty OF the Ieadin-
manufacturers OF New York, PhiIaoelphla
Plttso burg ana Boston, has been issued, calling
q conference OF the manufacturing Interests OF
the country 10 meet al the Astor House, New
York, on the Sth OF May, 'sto deliberate upon
the present condition and prospects OF the ma
terisi interests OF American industry, and TO
decide upon some method Of arousing public
attention 10 this subject"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02
FROM NEW YORK.

The Trip on the E. c. Knight-Success IF n, near
SfeGmship Ltne-The Three Sensations of Mr.
IOTk-The Turkish Baths-The Neg TorI. H.
GId ODfce- The Black Crook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

Crowley & Coleman Claim all bottles and jugs
marx ed 'Croyley g Colemsu. wa,hinst1n. D
LEY COLEMAN. Bottling gestabIishneutco cor
"A and street, Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

W Mack claims all BOTTLES and Jugs
marked Nv ". II. Mack Washington u Q.
THIS bottle Is Ueyer sold" WN r. MACK
bCttiing establishment cor. ~ and n Island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

Henry Haag claims all bottles and "a gs m rked
10 "a nssas HENRY HAAG. Brewery No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

marked &c. y huedep. &. Muedeu, Alex
Sgh, Hohl A. Miller, A. Mueller "ABNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

Gee otto cl aims gil bottles and Jugs marked
:. . Boss otto aud r. & o., Wash ston, ID. Q.
Tbs pOttle ls never sold A. MILLER. p,
kKIsEB. SCHNELL BottlinR estabIi 81
meht corner ii IA and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

John KozeI claims all BOTTLES and jugs marked
J. h0zel.n .OHN KOZFL Brewery north
ST., between nDrth Capitol and LIST street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

StosCh & ksssel claim all bottles and iuys
MARRIED 'stOss s kessel, A. GramLush & o.,
And " stengeI" sTOSR XESSEL Brew
cry 100 7th street, bet. aud r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-02

AHOPEH HACK, in good running order, will
N be sold cheap 3i9 north d street between
Della ware aves sne and lst street. sp3 ST.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
DIED.

ADRAECg- Hsuppaugcs l.. Thursday. Mar I6 Abm v.
Aii,nce. aged 90 years formerly Of this city.
DOWHS-suilealy wedEe-y Nay n a. tistosdss,c No
NORTH oxford It BROOKLYN, Robert 4 Downs
Notice Of funeral viii be given tomorrow
DHAN-Oa Monday o. at her e residence No ls Grand
Jery City and painful Illness borne with Christian fef
tud Mrs Mary Dean Of John Dean and daughter Of the late
Pomptol j. aged 62 years months ssd days
Of The family respectfully invited 70 sua
the residence this lThgrs1sY rnoos -
o'clock Her remains will be taken 70 Greenwood
DsGROOT-On Wednesday, May 2 hra hay, widow Of HeofS
DeGroot, Ia the NH year Of her age a.,
The ye neRds Of the family invited 70 seni e
from The residence Of her sonnw The Rev T. Hastings NO -
West Forty hfh st.. Friday morning May u. At 10 O'CLOCK
PBTBRS0E-on uesy evening May 81 Of consumption John jehs
ston Peterson, aged ~ aud 4 months
The relatives and friends Of the family and those OF his unce Robert
Johnston invited attend Che funeral from the residence OF s
mother No 22 East Twenr FRIDAY May ~ dt1clock
The rensius win - inferred n Greenwood Cemetery.
P0ST-At whesty Long Island Suddenly; My a. Charles W. %
Henry Post. aged IL years.
The funeral 10 take place sixth day the 24h from Friends Meeting
House, At Westbmg. ...4
T0WNSBNDAt Clifton Staten Island. Sunday hsy 3D. william
Townsend, in The 18th year Of his age
respectfully invited TO attend the uners
THURSDAY afternoon MAY ~ af O'Clock nom 81 Johns Chsrcs
will he attendance the siya Of The oock
boat from New York, a. Vanderbilt Landing
wIITB-Saienr the residence Of ber te Rev White
Ithaca, Sabbath morning. May ~ Mrs Esther VINE, Wne~
sf the late Rev Henry White. ID d., ssed - years
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
THE TURF.
JEROME PARK.

The weather proved very bad yesterday, and con-
,eauenty there at Jerome Park The track
was too heavy running owing 10 the ranstofm OF
preyous day The Clubhouse s now in perfect order Tor
occupation and all the arrangements been perfected
for the meeting The stables are in splendid order ana
the different horses are in excellent fette The jockeys
were Yesterday employed in training and breathing me
horses for todays races number Of gentlemen visited
tbe Cnb grounds Yesterday in expectation Of witnessing
n nne days sport. Among those whotvieted tne lIash
we've Mr. Ieonar Jerolnew H. Travers, August Belmont
lawrence Jerome John Hunter, Judge Nunson, Isaac
Jerome Hosea II. Perkins, Theodore Moss Charies W:
Rsthgate and number Of other gentlemen mempoTs oi
tLe Club, and strangers bent on paying VIs. 70 .ne
racing grounds for the purpose OF making
with The locality IL is at present question anc
Cinb shall erect handsome bridge over the
beginning at the second story OF the CnDstau ana re
leading TO the rocky bluff north OF the Cuo-ouse.
bridge as proposed. will be constructed OF wne OF nsn
aud airy description, with abutments ana Va
iron pillars in the intermcdla.e ,S spaSe
hetween the parallel sections of the tiaes'
directly between the quarterstretc ana ts SIuu
This will be one of the most beaufu orhamen.7 VI no
course and az the time will contribute ~ Useful
meas and decoration to the adjunets OF tno fMh Dy
some persons it will be perhaps objected tnat Ie sue
fure would frghten the horses but THIS Is untiue
raj Argument as the bridge will be hgn enough not 10
nterpose In any with the horses or she laers
m Ia also understood that the music Will De
the position formerly occupied by the m
OF tho grand stand TO the ballroom In tine Suo
whore mono but those who arc gree,,y eny ~
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

the sweet strains dear to Now Workers. AS gen gen
cra thing the majority OF persons VINO vislt race
course do not care do not know enough ABOUT tl'
horses 10 occupy their leisure time between the
OF tine races and consequently should they Do depNee
of their customary musical incrudes tho time is cortan
TO pass very heavily on their hands. ,.s ~
hr. jerome and the Jockey Club have laooreo 80
vehcmently in connection with the public enterprise a!
Jerome Park. hitherto that 1t would not DC decmru
udiciOus by the immense numbers who visit the Park
perhaps deprive them of their musical entertainment
which proved 90 delightful 10 them last year INC pro
gramme for the races today should tbe weather prove
fine. 10 "a follows:
Spring Stakes thr-ysars DID, threeguar
teTs " mile Subscription 100 H. y 800 added Closed
with eight nominations; 1. r. W Csme0ns inpd b. c. HsmP
,Sn cgus BeMSnts iRgd Maid of Iio9c Leonard
Workman 5 r. horriss b Ruthless G p Morrss b Moo
diY ? d McDaneps b. C. Morrsey Il. UuderwooPs ch C.
N,hs 5s0rd RaPremium $3.50 for all ages mile 1hird
Ba1c-Premium. $500 foe all ,ges; 2. miles
The additional entries
Luther years. SaBdis Dot McDaniclss Noey
yess Mori Monday jyesrs Reeds Enhsntes years. Rich
Doad, years
A purse has been made up for fourth race TO take
place to day. addition to the regular programme with
the following excellent entries;
Purse A0dssh Of sni quarter mleseonsrd W Jerome
enters Redgng 5year' Old BY aovn dam Cycore BY Vsnds
dress white and blue NJ H. Sanford enters ch Bigwg years
OIL by RiBgoli. Jam Emma Wright; dress jsrk blue