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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Grimm
al docket was called yesterday morning
and the following cases were tried.
o. The State of Ohio rs. Thomas Albright,
charged with forgery. In this case jury
was empanelled and sworn when Albright
withdrew his plea of not guilty heretofore
entered, and plead guilty as charged in the
Indictment.
Tie State of Ohio, us. Joseph Onlengouse
charged with horse stealing. The jury
found verdictof guilty. There is another
charge against Onlengouse, of the same
nature, we believe.
Tne case of Leo NugeHt, charged with
being concerned in the robbery of H.
Colt & Co.'s store last spring, was in pro-
gress when we left the Court House. 1t
will be given to the jury this morning,
probably.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

Z BEAUTEUL PHENoMENoN-Going to our
couch on Sunday night or rather Monday
morning between II and l o'clock, we no.
ticed that the sky all along the north hori-
zon presented q beautifully bright red ap-
pearance, rejecting its brilliant hue upon
the clouds clear up to the zenith. AS it
flashed out, now brilliant in its gorgeous
ness, now fading away like the recollection
of delightful dream, it was beyond ex-
preston attractive. 1t disappeared in
about fifteen minutes from the time we
first noticed it. May we many times more
behold the Northern Lights.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

FRUIT JARS for sale cheap at No.
Gwynne Block. july15-dlOtw3w
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Cincinnati Money 1arket-JuIy *.
GOLD-lssK buying.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS,

New = ork Money markes-1uly *.
.GOLD-Opened at 1aok and closed At isaxe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

POLICE CoURT.-Good time yesterday
morning, Bully boys' Happy usl Three
Galoots! Ho, hoI Threel Think of it.
Three healthy recruits for the Benzine or
ganization! Could reporter ask more j?
Could he desire more? We take off onr
hat to these heroes We make profound
obeisance to them. They are entitled to
our gratitude. They have assumed the
pressure. They have drank the benzine,
and all is " better ash goot!'
Jack Smith was up for being drunk and
disorderly. Now reduced to the vernacu-
lar Jack means John. Therefore, whether
he be considered as Jack Smith or as John
Smith, still as benzinist he is success.
He does not belong to that family of John
Smiths so well and favorably known in the
early days of Virginia. Not any. That
John Smith and an entire garrison, was
corned by female original aboriginal of
the Indian persuasion, named Pocahontas,
who gallaVanted about the country in a
highly improper manner, disdaining wa
terfall and clad in her bear skin. This Jack
or John Smith corns himself. That John
Smith came pretty near getting his head
punched. This Jack Smith is ambitious of
punching heads. The Mayor socked fine
of $500 and costs on Jack, and, as his
''gelt" was "ousga speil'' he masheth stone
in the calaboose yard in a highly artistic
fashion.
William Dushen is not very large man
for SO huge drinker. Not being large.
he is of course small Bill. Large or small
Bill, he could not pass benzine shop with
out crooking his elbow and histing in his
benzine. He gets tight all over, does Bill.
He gets so full he could touch the benzine
by running spoon handle down his throat
He was as limpsey as rag, yea, as two
rags. His Honor charged him $5 and costs
for his fun, and he Joined Jack Smith In the
city geological business.
John Krams Grams himself with benzine
We are sorry to say this of galoot, but
ler me cogit. Krams is on his muscle and
wanted to cram Krams' fist in somebody's
mouth. He was drunk, was Krams, was
| fighting drunk. He was sloshing round
looking for a muss, when he came across
an officer, who exhibited an accommodate
ing disposition in this behalf. He locked
John up. and the Mayor yesterday charged
him $500 for his lodging. Not having the
necessary amount of ducats, he sang ''come
on my partners in Distress" and went into
| the stone smashing business.
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FRlMxLln COUNTY olMocaA1Ic 1IckEI

s@ntatfces-wILLIAM u. ROSS.
80 o4s4s GAIT. MANN.
fA>ri6-GEORGE H. EARHART. rfee
A,sditor-SAMUEI.E r. KII.E.
Zreasnrer-A. @. HEADLEY.
Recorder-NATHAN COLE.
mnssstonsr-WILbTAMG GULtCK.
Co-onsr--ELtAS GAVER. 4 Srss,
fnfrmayv Director-JAGOB GRAU.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Died.
A Strike.

New YORK, July 15.-Bishop Scott, of
Oregon, died in this city yesterday, after a
brief Illness
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LOCAL News.
THE0HI0 STATESMAN
Daily, Tri-Weekly, and Weekly,
HAS AT THIS TIME
.TaTH H Il "A RG Z ST
III aHcEE9fR Eozc 7lg9l
Aggregate Circulation
OF ANN PApER IN
OF ANE PAPER IN

Columbus or in Central Ohio.
ThI. makes IL the best Advertising
Medium OF amy paper An this city.
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MrrEoRoIoaIcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. j. Savage, Jeweler, SO
South High street:
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D. T. ETHRRIDGE,
B GOT and SHOE MAKER
Pinoville. IIa.


HE RIFFS SALE.
R. B, Jones and Wife, i. ..l~
z John Clements, ~
District Court, Parish of Rapides, State
Of Louisiana. - L
DY VIRTUE of two writs of Fieri
I'D Facias issued from the Honorable
the District Court in and for the Par
ish of Rapides, State of Louisiana, and
tome addressed in the above entitled
ndinnmbered suit, / have seized and
will offertfor sale to the last and high
est bidder, on Y III gj4a aas.I
SATURDAY, the Sd day Of AUGUST,
e 1867,
between the hours OIL A. NJ, and A
P. NJ, at the Court House door in the
Town, of Alexandria, Parish Of Rapides,
State of Louisiana, the following pro-
perry seized as the property Of the De-
PENDANT, to-wit: @ ~,
A certain Judgment obtained in the
District Court, Parish OF Rapides, State
of Louisiana-entitled John Clements,
VS.. Eliza Seip numbered 60 on the
Docket Of. said Court, being for the sum
of nine hundred dollars, with eight pei
cent. per annum interest from the LIST
Of March, 1859, with recognition Of
mortgage on the property therein de
sciibed. a s97 3
TERMS OF SALE Twelve Months
credit, purchaser giving good bond and
security. j. r. ANDREWS, 81
il Sheriff.
Junc26-t tls-Printers Fee $28 90.
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WE RESPECTFULLY REFER TO:
Messrs. j. M. Pelton, R. c. Moore, w. A.
Shaffer, Winslow Hatch, Adolphe Yerret,
C.S. Hunt. Captains j. j. Shaffer, w. A.
Bisland, Colonel j r. Bisland, Messrs. Da-
Wis d observation-disclosures.
Messrs. Thomas P. May, f. Webb & Co.,
Octave ymel-St. John the Baptist.
Messrs r. & L. Troxler g. Co., Chauvin
Lewis 81 Bourgere, Sosthene Deneuf-
bourg-St. Charles. 3i
DR.. John E. Pugh-Assumption.
Messrs. Scuddy Perkins, John Webb, I.
Caillouet-Lafourche G3Ni
L. G.. Compton, ESQ. Rapids.
L Rhodes-St. Mary. 10 i2 iaa issa
jan l6 1867 ly 80 hsa te 8, tai
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
THE STATE or TRADE.
BIZ TELEGRAPH 10 IN. rRIBrNK

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
CmcAoo, Jan 3-Plour steady Recpsll 9oO bbls sppei-
1880 bushels shppe3Oo bushels Spring 81 I5G - III
No. ~ g. Corn hnn and lt2 better closing strong at ne f
shipping 6570c scarcely snd
2S lover except fancy brands az SIS IS closing vita
few sellers at that price lIt1c Live Hog-Goo4
supply lowers sales range from IS &c 90 closing
Ma%GTESs jan 3Four firm, Xxx sl X sloasl2s 80 wheat
dull 81 10 for No ~ % for No 81 SO for No Corn fmi eia.
for No. Oats steady for No Provisions weak Prime Pork,
A3 5O Prime Lard life Dressed Hogs lower 6l07i Receps
800 bbs Flour 600 bush Wheat 5000 bush Oats 5000 Dressed
6swyso jan 5-Foa in GOOD demand chiefly Interior East
and southern trade sales Of No. Sgrag at lS Red
SIS SIS 5 Rye Flour steady sales st ~ Whea. 70 Moderate
milling demand and the market closes ti sales OF - on-n CnAse
~ & ,pss spring quoted At 81 White cana a
SO Corn quiet sales Of No. Illinois 81 II BY car lots Oats gus
shorts unchang sales $50 S2 sPstuG s0SG and Md.
dng 42d s35 quality delivered a, The cars hirSsa
Flour shpped by rail and canal during the past year H
6336 barrels nearly an Of which ground IN hs cltg.
CNcSSAr Jan. 3Flou steady sales Of Saperne ~ %
sales Vase Receipts Of Hogs 4 market decnea
and 25S ~ 60 soi dressed Mess PORK unsettled ss
Lard continues steady sales Of Kettle at 2e eo-xasv
and Triple Extra $l30s go Corn advanced Sc sales Of Mixed a
% Yellow 75 and White at 76 Oats hrm and sci'e sas
Sales at 8G3c whisky dun and declining sales at s22S ass
Pork-Saes $50 80 HogsAsales at 20 So lsrSses 1 Sc
MEMPHs Jan. 3CotonOrdnAry, 27c Good Ordinary &c loN
Mddng oc Mddng 32e Strict Mdding &c Good M'dhns
barrels No Spring at Sll improved Milling demand snf
sales 5000 bush Western Spring private terms Cora
tail Barley nominal at s10S Rye nominal at 81 Mess Pors
qae sales $2o So Lard quiet sales %la Dressed Hogs hni
NEW 0REASs Jan 1COtton, demand sctive AZ fu po 10.
Adhg S;eRe4 4 4Hedns .e m ;5ss n 100 bales & Ksp & .oo MI
good demand at full prices Fsir loe Prime Choice li92c Mo-
l,sses gl, supply demand good at MI price, Isr 6e Prime v
change iG.c. Gold. = 32G II 2t
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
CASUALTIES.
THE BURNING OF THE STEAMER FAsIIoN-TERRIBLE
LOSS OF LIFE.

THE BURNING OF THE STEAMER FAsIIoN-TERRrBLE
LOSS OF LIFE.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2-The particulars of the loss OF
the steamer Fashion have been received The disaster
occurred when she about seven miles above Baton
Rouge the fire being by sparks from the chimney
1t spread with such rapdty that the efforts 20 chech
OF avail and the boat and passengers had 10 DC
abandoned 10 their fate.
The CABIN passengers on board numbered over ono hnd
red but their names not given consequence OF the
destruction OF the register and papers of the boat The
deck passengers mostly all negroes They leaped
wildly into the and very few any Of them were
saved The people 10 escape the flames backward
and forward scarcely knowing whittier, until driven INTO
q more compact mass they would leap overheard and
perish. A.,
The pilot Thomas Montague remained at his post until
driven off by the flames when he walked 10 the stern
and was never afterward. Mr. Fairchlld the en-
gneer stuck to the engine until 1t too late TO escape
and perished I'm the flames. The steward and second
mate were also lost Capt Pratt saved several ladies by
walking waist deep into the river putting them into
yawl and padding it with portion OF the staterOom
blinds The ladies were from Mississippi Capt Pratt
was almost dead from exhaustion, but finally succeeded
in reaching Baton Rouge. -, a.
A lady passenger threw her three children into the
river aud then caped after them. The mother and one
of the children were acrward rescued but the two Qer
children were seen 10 more. The panic on bQard nc
steamer fearful Two elegantly dressed ladleS, VINO
came on board at Bayou Sara, were amons the lost.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
La RRIED.

BRRRfAN-POLIN-In fremont. " y New Years lay lJsn
1851 WA Pst Mr. Elisha X Berrian ~ hiss Mary
Foln all Of the former place
DwGHT-SKSSRR-In Haven Conn. Monday Dee u by
BesIar T. Pitch d. Prof Timothy Dwight Of Yale College
70 Miss Jane W. skinner
HUTCTITYSON-DUTTOS-Tn Waterford Loudon Co. vrginia
Thursday By Mr. Richardson W Hutchinson %
Miss Emma b. ghter Of JnO b. Duon Of the ns
named place. No cards
Nevburgh, " Y, papers pleas. copy.
PERKINS-EVERErrIn Dover n H. on Tl"s- Dee ~ by hs
Francis T. Abbott James Perkins Nwlor 70 Heer
Of Luus Everett Of the omer place
sMITII-CRISSEY-on wednesday January hsdens Of the
brides parents W. s. Hare, Frances smith, 70
Grorganna. daughter Of VIM V. Crissey, esq
WLLSON-BARKPR-At City Wednesday morning the
Of brides brother By the Rev A. u
Pr Wilson Miss Jane A. Barker all Of AmepiA
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
EzrzExzzz2LxNf
DIED.

BUTLRR-Oa THURSDAY At Coon Falls we,tohsr Co. nt.mm
The funeral ate place saturday The sh inst. st O'Clock n
@ ron het o G ena resi-, T OAe RS i s. ~ friends Of the tmp .S
invited attend without further invitation
o.sphiue NJ shsfsooi wife of Henri BsrioS
fGt e VIA e M E ES9, f9 5 BsS No. q. ua 81 Rss.
and friends respectfully invited to attend.
Montreal papers will please copy
CHILDA the residence Lockwood LhzoW Duchess
Co, n T. on Tuesday Jan l. 1867, Henry +. Child, 81 D.
CoMPToSQn Tuesday jan lss Levi: Compton tor. .g's & 81 s.f, % -.
residence in Perth AmbO n j. Friday afternoon "9'coes
without further notice
D0DDAt Hartford Conn Sunday Dec 90 1906 James H. DOde
DoUGLAss-At Cincinnati Ohio Wednesday morning. Dee 70
fthe Hon Andrew Billings Of fTrenton, n Y
DORBMUs-On wednesday January Peter G. Doremn' sged %
The friends family respectfully invited to s;ss5
south iss1 ss3:1tst s1s i.isy .9s city 9 NJ \ J.
TS;1y % E %Srf @ Jan @ e s s rs.s9f No lis on'
GLEyNEYIa this city wednesisy Jan s. Louie wife 'f
The friends the family invited to attend the tnn.i
5 SiT 81 soo1 ss n ss 3 @ eS S B tsA'
HAzENu Brooklyn; Wednesday % Inst, Mrs Het L. wife Of
The viii the house Of her brother Fnains
No 30 Henr 2oclock m. today Fnday) Friends Of the
Papers Norwich, Coma. and Albion y. Y. please copy
KERR-In London, England Friday Dee J. 1906 Mrs mAh.a
NoTIBYon Wednesday "a inst aner Illness s'musa
Motley, In the 99h year Of biz age .,
attend his lnert bis residence No Isl West EsVeniA
ST, Sunday; tth Inst, at o'clock
Boston papers please copy.
OsBoRSB-In Brooklyn suddenly Wednesday the % inst Samoe
Osborne aged rs
The friends Of the hy snd Of his Samuel sDt
william j. respectfully invited % attend the uneTa whoat
notice IRON bis late residence No 100 Congress Friday
the 9Th INST, at o'clock p m.
RoBISS-As Garrison Mrs Bvirs ROhin sgei about . yeSn
invited the funeral the Highland T. ChErch
Thursday at IL o'clock
wHEELRR-on Tuesday Jan Suddenly, uoOu Cornell, " Il
daughter John j. and Hartte Wheeler aged II
and months
Tie relatives friends family respectfully invited TO seo4
her funeral ThryIhst Friday ith nst AZ
O'Clock u. sithou, further notice
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
INTERNAL REVENUE FRAUDS.

SEIZURE OF TWO WHISKY DIsTuLERIEs IN NEW
YORK.
The following-named distilleries have been seized
by revenue officers during the present week. The dstl-
lery Of John Hermans No. $40 West Forty ty-sixth-st
small place, having capacity between two and three
barrels Der day The distllery OF Patrick Feneon No.
1856 West Thrtiethst In the rear OF blacksmith shup
Eight barrels Of whisky found the premises. Both
OF these places were in the habit Of running az night only
and have not II Is alleged complied with the law In any
respect
THE WHISKY FRAUDS IN BROOKLYN.
The case of the United States agt. William Murray
came M before Commissioner Newton AT the OurtRoO,
in Montsgue-st Brooklyn, yesterday Inspector Fred
Cochcu placed upon the stand, but his evidence de-
yeoped facts and the case was adjourned untl
Tuesday the sth inst at o'clock On the evidence
thus far given however, DiStrtctAttOrney Tracey ha,
ordered the arrest the watchmHn Or Keeper placed
over the premises by the United States authorities.
SEIZURE OF CONTRABAND WHISKY IN JERSEY CITY.
On the arrival of one of the Erie Railway trains az
Jersey City yesterday, Detective Kpp OF the Internal
Revenue Department seized five barrels OF whisky which
the owner had neglected to brand with the Government
stamp. The barrels were shipped at Mddletown, ~ \.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
5petiaI Noilres.
Surrounded by LuSuries,

Surrounded by Luxurfes,
the lad, Of tAs,. still unsupPed luIu pevOu
to the introduction OF PHALoNs NGHTBLooAING CERRUS
precious gin completed the appointment Of her toilet aud
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
THE FENIANS.

PRESIDENT ROBERTS AND IHE CANADA PRISONERS
Br TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
TORONTO, C.. W., Jan. 3--Father Mcmahon is ont
in another letter in tOdays Globe denying Col KoD-
erts's statements that he and Lynch were receiving
food gratis from charitable institutions. lie says he
has ample funds TO pay his expenses and has done so
ever since he was placed IN jail lie thinks they
should be spared the insulting statements made OIL
cally from the Roberts Headquarters and states IN
postscript, that he is not prepared to die on the
scaffOd, or anxious for martyrdOm; he would most
willingly exchange places with the valiant CoioheI'
LETTER FROM COL. LYNCTI-B1TER COMPLAINT
AGAINST THE FENIAN LEADERS.
T0RONTO, Jan. 3-The Erening Telegraph publishes
letter column in length, from Col. Lynch to the
editor of The NelC-YOrb Irish american. lie com
mences by saying that he Is reluctantly com
PEELED to notice the slanderous article appear
ing i'll that paper on the Eth, every word OF which,
with the exception that he lLynch) had no
military connection with the Fenians, Is unmugated
faschood. He is satisfied that not one decent IRISH
man in America believes n word OF the scnrIll0ns
attack. Such yituperatiOn could only emanate from
the hirelings at the Fenlan Headquarters who liye
on the honest earnings Of their eountryInen; lie
states for the information OF the BrOtherhood ana
challenges contradiction, that the hundred fenlan
prisoners here never, directly or indirectly re-
ceved any assistance from the tenian HeadqnaTteis,
but received $50 and dozen shirts from Mr. ODay
of Buffalo for the prisoners from that city. lie wrote
TO Mr. ODay To call the attention OF the Fenian a,
thorties to the necessity of sending assistance ana
employing COUNSEL but nothing was Done
Ii was well known that any person
coming with assistance incurred no danger.
Bishop Lynch has no sympathy with tenlanlsm.
The prisoners We're all glad when he refused 10 take
charge of the money sent ostentatiously and feS
sure that his refusal proceeded from reluctance 10 ald
Roberts III his attempt 70 make capital by an ap-
parent generosity Col. Lynch further says that ne
believes the Fenian organization the best ever es-
tablished TO promote unity among lrlshmen IN
America and secure them the position to which Their
numbers enttle them. and concludes by all lrOnlca.
alluson to Roberss desire that he should be hanged
in order 10 replenish his treasury.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04

Mr.. johnson entitled TO the floor but was not pre-
pared to address the Senate just now 80 the bill was post
pOned till tomorrow.
FRAUDULENTLY INDUCING NEGROES TO EMIGhAIE;
Mr.. SUMNER called up the bill reported by him from
the Committee Foreign Relations, TO prevent ana pun
ish fraudulent representations Iof ihuucng tue ehsa
ishes the person offending with fine OF not more than
5000 or Imprisonment Tor more than ve years or BOTH
duced 10 emigrate. . .
Mr.. HENDRICKS Dem, Ind.) moved TO amend the bill
by striking ont the words negro, mulatt0 or other so
make 1t read, that If any SHALL by fraudulent
representations induce any person." DC.
Mr.. SUMNER said If this adopted the reader Of
the bill would not be carefully his guard against
the particular evil sought to be cured. In framing the
bill The Committee had only followed precedent here
tOfOre adopted by Congress.
Mr.. DOOLlTTLE a. Dem, Wis., said there were other
amendments he would like TO adopted.
Pending the consideration Of the BILL the Senate at 3l5
AliOurnod.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04

The New-York and New Haven steamers, with
their popular fare Of rs cents doing unprece
dented Winter business. The Continental and Eln
City have their saterooms and cabins warmed through
out with steam pipes, giving a pleasant heat even m
the coolest weather Both boats leave New-York and
NewHayen every night Sundays excepted at II O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
THE BOARD OF EXCISE.

The Board of Excise met yesterday afternoon, tho
President Mr Jackson schultr occupying the Shnir
IL expected that action would bo aken on tho on
foroement OF the Excise law owing 20 the fact that th
law had been declared constitutional but the absence o
Commissioner Bergen caused the matter TO be deferea
until Thursday. report read from the Comm,.oo
Applications In which II stated that 10 npP
t0ns had been reported favorably by tho q.
iSs OF the number being from New-York an" % Hoin
BrooklYR.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
pER9ONAI.
sr rsLRaRLPH TO rHs TRiBusH

THthuRAPH THIBuhH
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-Miss Anna Il. Dick
inson far recovered from her recent Illness TO be
able tho delivery OF another lecture the
nMaRes OF Womenn during the neXt week.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
,Iournipa Goods.

CARD-w JACKSON, No J5I BROADWAY h,s constantly
hard m Of BsmbaIues and all other Mourning Dress
Goods Also ShaWs Coaks Walls Grapes Hanikercheh
Gloves Sc " Bae waited With goods q. their residence
oner sortnotce No sl Broadway opposite Tiffany Coz
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Tf0ttlD8 On FaeutOu GOuree.
There mot much sport the Fashion Course yes
tsrdsy although the weather being nse, very large
crowd Of habtues Of the turf was present In antic
patton Of days exciting sport The principal tros.
which was 70 have been between the sorrsl stall
lion Income and the bay colt Fred Penn, and 10
wisas@ which the attendants had bsca main
y drawn TO tbs course, did noe take place,
a. q the appointed time, neither Of the entries
put in a appearance. . matter which created
some dissatisfaction among ths crowd run
ming ncs was however improvssd between b. Macs's
bay horss and william Borsts graz single half mile
dasn-wsights v be unlimited Neither Of the animals
appeared 70 be well known 70 The sitsndsnss but
the pool selIios the gray vas greatly the favoriis.
shortly amer three clock the horses started from the
hafmils pole she ssndon being excellent the grays
ndsr was much lighter than the bays, and, - was
generally expscted hs edds IN the bsttng being greatly
In his favor) he in past ths sand about four
lengths ahead Time, Mk.
tsvsd-P. Caren's b. h. Keno, J. McCann's b. b. Black
bird and r 0arvin'a Dr. h. Brown bl. though only the
nrst two showed mp The purse .nd SAKE va Tor $500,
mile heats best two three, In harnsl Amer scoring
twice the animals had good ssnd-o6 Blackbrd having
the pole On going down the nrss quarter Ksno tsek
the Iced and ksps I'll ne way the ccstss for che heat
being really no cestsss ~ Ell, and when Ksso, vbs.
sks stand che pacing Blsckbrd vas sbout double dIs
nosd = 70 ths space bstveea thsm Though according
70 agreement Previously MADE there 70 b no dis
u euarsr o:l2 :22k, S.0o
% ~ YeSs1 hsas W hegsss seaSss< bvs. ~ Ksas