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BARGAINs-BsTgaiEs-Vsndi & Bro o,
226 Main, will close out their entire stock
OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots snd Shoes,
ETC., regardless Of cost or vslue. Kiu
Gloves, IS cents Irish Linens. So cents;
Good COTsetf, 80 cents; Csssimeres, 80
cents-and everything else 10 proportion.
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GRACE CHUROH.-Rsv. b. +. Brooke
will deliver he farewell sermon to-day
at IL O'clock tm., at Gracs Church,
fernando street. Mr.. Brooke has sc
copied = call to Allegheny City, Penn,
and We understand his many frieuds
propose to give him a complimentary
evidence Of their high esteem and warn
personal regard by q handsome donation
at the ofsratory.
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JUST opened q complete new stock Of
Dress Goods, latest styles Ofgtripeg, checks
and solid eolOfs, and sold at extra low
prices. J. II. Loewensuue 8 Bros, Clay
Building, %. 23I Main street.
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SUNDAY
0mee--Ee. Is jefferson S!rest.
CITY MATTERS.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-PreEehinR
by the pastor, Rev. ID. L Burns, at IO4
am, and S pm. TIE ordinance OF Bsp-
tism viii be administered after preaching
in the evening ssTvices.
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No PosIPONEMGNT. II you want .
go9d diuner beicEs going TO the races,
aud q splendid supper after returning,
90 TO the ST Charles, corner Second aud
jefferson streets.
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- THe New Church (Swe6enborgian)
Society Will meet this afternoon at three
O'Clock, at the u. s. Court room. sub
iect Of discoarse-" COrrespondences.n
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COUNTRY merchants wanting Dry
Goods examine the stock Of NJ. Kraus q
Co, Us Main street, corner of Adams.
VII cut dress patterns for country mer-
chants from retail stock.
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srrAM nYERs Am CLRANRRs

GOOD article I0-qusrter bleaehed sheet
ings, SOC, at NJ. Kreus & Co.'s, 2lS Main
street, corner of Adams. I
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WE keep the Buffalo brand black Al
paeas in al grades. 81. Kraus & Co.
Us Main street, corner OF Adams.
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For school exhibitions aud May
parties, q large stock OF ribbons Just re-
csived and offered al low rates. Herzog &
PnD
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PIANOS, Organs, MelOdeons and must.
cal merchandise Of evskE description st
Leopold Goepei's, SIS Astn street, jack
son Block.
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We started early tOascend At- oliVet, 70 b =
hold the SUI gild the minarsts AID towers OF
the devoted city, from the place where mem
orv. stfrred by 4 tnoasand Associations. should
Sxalt the mind as well as the eye 10 the in
SEPARATION OF the scene. Wen Is Ia voyageF le-
paid for long travels, hOrrld roads. antsdilu-
opportunities OF begging. thieving Arabs.
Wei would 10 have repaid you, Oh nRn OF
commel ce. and the erueible! and veil might
you have bean reminded OF your own city, for
here, painted Upon = bO .rd nailed against ozs
OF the huge anciant DIV trees. under when
the sscred martyrs tOiled for The sins o. the
world. eighteen hundred years ago, were these
familiar figures, ) T.-lsO X We co net
know who did q, bat No doubt some poor To-
Valld tr weller. cured by the PLANTATION
T VII he'd to advertise their VfrtueS N
a place nom whence all knoEledge y
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LARGE stock Of Cassimeres, latest
styles, full assortment OF Gents' farnisb-
log goods. Sold at lowest prices: J.. 81.
LTwsbstine d Bros, Gay Building, No.
23l Main effect.
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The testimonial to Mrs. 4. s. Cline
takes pisces Wednesday, April %. La
dies fashionable night. Grand Ouch
ess Of Gerolstein and g comedy. Box
sheet for securing seats opens Monday.
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NoTIeE-Jass received, one OF the
finest Patent Concert Grand Pianos ever
made, manufactured by the world re-
noRned makers, Wa. Knabs * CO.,
Baltimore. Professors, amateurs and the
lovers OF music generally are respectfully
invited 20 call aud examine this magnif-
cent Instrumental Leopold Gospels, Nc.
375 Main street, Jackson Block.
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Buckeye SaiV1.- The great
remedy for tine cure Of Piles, iu-t
received and for sale by W. N.
WilkersOn s. Co., Druggists, $40
MAIN stress.
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REv. Mr.. BARKsDALE will preach at
the Central Baptist (Dr. Ford'sl CRurcb,
at 100 o'clock this morning.
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ST. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT, No. IS
Moth Court street, is open day and
night, and viii furnish meals st all
hours. Tne freshest food and Istess deli
eaeies 81 ways served up.
+ Waller &GRIFFITH,
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JUST reesived, 6 fine assortment
Of French cloths and csssimeres,
from the mandatory Of Me-. A
Saintamaner El5euf, Of France,
The incest which ever was i'm
ported to Southern America. Call at j.
Leroy, II Jeffsrson.
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KNABE PIANos.-Just received, 3 fine
assortment u unrivGled Instruments, at
Leopold Goepels's, No. 375 Main street,
jackson Block.
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MEMS Rritish Half Hose, 81 so per
dozen, worth S., At ~. Krsus & Co.'s,
rs Main street, corner OF Adams.
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JUST opened, complete stock of Irish
Linen, Table Damssk and Towels, full
assortment, and sill st lowest prices.
j. II. L~oeweBstine & Bros, Clay Build
ing, No. 23l Main street.
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/. o. o. E-It is important that the
daughters Of Rebeksh, and tho young
iadies, should be at the Hall tomorrow
morning, By nine O'clock, promptly, so
rs to have no delay in forming the pro-
cession. The Brethren should also be
there early,
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DR.. QUITS J. SMITH will preach at
Linden street Christian Church to-day,
st II O'Clock am. and y NJ.
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Come and see iLe fine toilet articles at
Wtssons, Smelser q Co.'s drug heuse,
3IS Main street.
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NEW YORK Ledgers for six csnts q
jos L0eks's, 1864 Main street.
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FOLD color Summer Dress Goods, 25c,
at NJ. KraUs & Co, Us Main street, cor
ner Of Adams.
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Joe LOCKE, 1868 Main street, bss al
the Illustrated, literary, scientific, irish,
German, French and sporting weesiies,
Chicago, Nashville, Louisville, Cincin-
natl, st. Louis and New YORK daiiiee. 7
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SATIN Parssois, 50 80, st M. Krsus q
Co.'s, 21s Main street, corner OF Adams.
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STRIPED BsFeges, Lawns, Grenadines,
just opened. Hefz7g & BIO.
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The Perfect VentiiaJor, q new style,
soft, v%entiistirg Hat, ia ell eoloTs, az
Whesttn & CO.'s, lS9 Main street.
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Go TO Hook & LaGsilPs, SS Monroe
street, tor cheap Wall Paper.
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50. e.
wiek's entry. Midway the bsck stretch
B, fl sr Tapped Viola, but at the turn che
again left him, coming linder the string
fur lengths ahead; B fl n second, The
ia third and Warwiek's entry distanced.
Time l;5l3.
Here Viola cut the strangest caper, ard
lost herstlf all chances that she may
have mad Of winning the next heat and
race. Thinking perhaps OF Ssdssh OF two
or three miles, and pleased Ct her victo.
~, Instead OF stepping and coming back
after the heat, she concluded to 90 round
again, and her little rider was p0Werless
70 prevent her (headstrong like all te-
maIes,) and she went around a second
time, passing the string with the saddle
on her shoulders and the bit galsed aImut {
out of her mouth. Not until she had
gone around nearly q third time did her
rider manage to persuade her that there
was 40 use in going it go brash.
THIRD HEAT.
The winning Of the second heat caused
Vioia's stock 10 go up a little, bat net
much. What it might have done had it
not been for her quser conduct we can
not say. sJ s
Viola still untamed led Cf, Bsfler fol-
lowing close, and at the turn collars aud
laps her. From the quarter to near the
hslf it was neck and neck, but at the
half Bsfl ar showed q neck and shoul-
der beyond her coming down the back
thus, bu. making the neck O
st the turn, doubling the distance
the home stretch and coming in two
ahead, winning the heat aud
race, Viola second aud Taeta z good
third. Time l:53.
SUMMARY. m v
Pool Sellers Purse, 800; mile heats;
free for all ages.
r. 3. Cheatham enters b. c. Bgfier, By
Bill 4 hetham; dam by Lexington -...-. 1 2 J
j. AcNauOn enters acht. IA. Yiola, BY
JAG { Malone; dam by Waguer-.-.-. ? I .
J. B Illautine enters b. IA. Theta, I'VE
years cid, by Nandal; dam by imported
d q 3
=. Warwick enters br. T. by Capt.
Beard cam by imported SOversigh..... 4 dist. i
lime l:53z, Ig5l@. Is53.
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STRIPED P0pins DOE, worth 75c, at NJ.
Krsus d CO.'s, 2lS Main street, corner Of
Adams.
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HUcK Towels, 50 par dozen, at NJ.
KrAns L Co.'s, Us Main street, corner Of
Adams.
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HEBZOG & Bro. announce their second
arrival u new goods fer this season.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Constellation water isa certain eHre or
disbetis and all diseases of the Kidneys. EC<
sale b. ali druggists.
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Chinese Solar Pstb, straw and felt,
(soft aud stiff. } V-ntilsting Hsts, CHEAP,
at Wheaton d Co.'s, 1919 Main street.
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. prices on the new goods are much
lower than heretofore. Hefz1g & Bro.
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AN ele can't sock Of lew goods just
opened. RNtzog & Bro.
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LADIES' White Hose, II IS per dozen,
Worta Is, at 81. kFaus d Co.'s, 2lS Msin
treet, corner OF Adams.
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Bnvs' and Children's New Style Hate,
at Wheaton & Co.'s.
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BUYF Y. Shirts, furnishing, goods
etc, Of Wiggsns & Thorn, manufacturer
233 Main street, Clay Building. I
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Come and taste Sweet Qulnine, SIS
Main street.
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Irish Linens $50 worth soc. Vendig d
Bro, 2z6 Main street.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-The beautiful Residence known
as The AESkEN PLACE, on Boundary
avenue. about Two bIOcSs north Of the term
nus o. the Poplar street railroad. The GROUNDS
comprise Ruout a. acre, with carriage house
and OuL-hOuseS. II will be sold On favorable
terms, OF exchanged Tor business property.
toMANKsN BROrHER~. mhs
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THE CELEBRATION.

The programme, etc, Of the eelebFa-
ton tomorrow viii be found in another
place. Should any changes be made.
the public will be notified in the columns
Of the APPEAL tomorrow morning.
Ia CONCLUSION, We do not know how
we could better close this article than BIZ
the following piece of real poetry, which
we fad in the American odd FsdOw
fOr April. 1t vas written for the Occa-
sion, by J. B. Wheeier, P. g., aRd Is en-
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NEEDHAM & Sons celebrated Hsrmo-
NUNS, Organs and MelOdeons just re-
ceiyed and for sale by Leopold Goepel,
SIS Main street Jackson Block.
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Coon COIsets 81 81, worth 81 so, ct NJ
Krsus & Co.'s, 2lS Main street, ri Of
Adams
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LINEN lawns, striped and small print,
Just received, HsEzlg & Bro.
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WsrsoEs, smelzer & Co, Sweet Qui-
nine, SIS Main street.
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JUST opened q complete new stock Of
D5ess Goods, latest styles Of stripes,
checks and solid colors, fall assortment
of new designs ia Psrss1 ls. ] H. L9ew-
snstioe q Bros, Clay Blilding, NJ. 231
Main street.
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MEALS at all hours al the st. Charles
Eating House.
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Dreas Gocds Zoe. YendIr 8 Be.

EVERYTHING new in the way Of
dress goods to be found ct He'Zlg's.
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THE leading musical amateurs have
volunteered for the chorus in the
"GEsnd Duchess for Mrs. T. S. Cline's
testimonial on Wedne7dsy. Nsa Mem.
phis Theater. Box sheet for securing
seats opens Monday.
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Summary Of the week.
Spring Meeting, 1889, Memphis As5o-
citation Course.
FIRST Day

clGtlOn course.
FIRST Dry
Hopeful StGke-for two year o,ds;
dash o; q mile; subscription, S20-plsy
or psy Association adds $500; three or
more to I'LL. Four entries. Won by
Chssthsm's entry. tbr. c. Time, 2:0l3.
The winner named Sue DJugherty.
S1eepstskes-fOr three year olds /;
mile heats 4; subscription, S25-pIay OF
pay Association AIDES $500 three or
more to fl. Two entries. Won BY
Richards and KiIgour's entry, (eh. ~
Time, 2:0I3 LOST.
Wasthar har Eranlr hnnrz
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BOARDING.

DOARD-A gentleman and vile, CT Two sin
ID gle gentlemen, can hnd board IN n private
family, Htar lie siTeeI cars, WhSre there Gle no
other boaTders. References required Address
- B." Appeal Cflce. mh2
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Go TO The St. Charles { get 3 good
meal.
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sreIsel's B4kiDg Powders, 3lS Main
Etraer-
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Irish Linens 353 worth SOC. Vsndig &
Bro, 225 Main street.
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SECOND DAY.

Saloon purse-S4C0; DASH Of two
miles; open fer all ages; subscription,
$50; entrance money to second horse.
Three entries-OatsTiO, Bette Bay and
GilFoy. Won by Ontsrio. Time, 4.053.
Railroad ~purse-S400; mile heats /;
three in five; for ali ages; entrance
S25; 500 to second horse. Two entries
Lsrkin and Agnes Donovan. Won By
Larkin. Tius, l:574, 1.574, geo.
WaaLhar fair fesr
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TOoF, PHILLIPS d CO.-Tais well
known firm, we are glad to record,
Is prospecting fSmously, and that their
business is extending from day to day is
o matter OF no surprise TO those who
know the individual members Of lie
firm, and their high character FOR integ-
rity and sqGare dealing. They have
Just purchased the stock OF goods Of
harrington Il Howell, next dosr 10 their
cd et&nd, and have removed into the
building formerly occupied by tha. frm
Their present number, therefore, is 26S
Instead Of 266 Front street. The new
store ia Tepiete with plantation supplies
Of every Kind, and u secret OF the sue
cess which has characterised the firm
has besn its motto Of "quick sales ard
small profits" We need not say that
the same policy viii be pursued in the
future, aud that siDcsrest wish for
their prosperity will only b. ia q ledwhen
their stock will I'll q whole square aud
their customers be numbered by the
thousands. We would eaTnestly suggest
to our readers in want of groceries to
1 call at No. 26S Font stree. and look at
the stock there displayed.
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IN Black Silks We defy prices. HeIzog
q Bro.
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New lot six Dress ButtOrs,S Silk Fringe
aud cOiOred Satins, at N. krsus q Co.'s,
2lS Main street, corner OF Adams.
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" CAtAri ioIl ottCauahVt 7.
TH1RD DAY.

Steamboat stake, hurdle rsce, $500;
dash Of two miles, four hurdles, eight
leaps; entrances S25, ?. or D., three or
more TO I'll. Eatries-Trsnsi5 and Van
LieU's br. g. Won by Transit. Time
4:30.
Peabody Hotel purse, $3.50; mile heats,
ESQ to second horse. ERJries-VioIR.
Bsfaer, Elgin, Transit, r lchestsr and
Litlls Mack. Won by Little Mack.
TiRos l:50i, 1:4S@.
Track fair, weather good, attendance
good.
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THE St. Charles Is be plaoe.
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Dress Gods 2Oc. vendig d Bro. +
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WAaTs.

"a ANT1I-TO Eugchase Low U Cash,
= neat Cottage, containing 1 Or rooms /;
must be IN = healthy locality ana respectable
neighbOrhood tile Gear, ahQ not above ullc
from Court Square EcdreSs, 10y letter, stating
LOW EST PIXIE, WiIhtul particulars, 70 W,
AptesI Office. ap2
~ ANTED-A Practlc-l Gsrdsner OF Jour
teen years eXpeIience wants a situation.
Best OF refsrsLc es gwen. address L. - al THIS
orace. ap2
NTANTED To rent a Dwelling House with
eight or nine r5Oms- conveniently 10
Gated. Inquire Of l. KREMER, NO. u Main
s.ree. apo
IA ANTED-To rent or purchase a small
FAhM Of about 50 or 20 acres, hail in
cultivation, with ordinary improvements, and
within ~ snorB distance OF either OF the rail-
roads running into Memphis and no. moIe
than twenty mics from the city. Persons
wishing 10 rent OF sci, a. a reasonable ptice,
can mo a good customer, by addressing MA
Appeal once. spl7
VA ANTED.-A situation as Salesman by q
young man who mas been travelling
agent" 10Y this paper. Address b" Appeal
OIsce. mlZ0
IETANgED-A situation by an experienced
w B~OOk-keepsr. AuCIezs A. B., Appeal
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magnolia WaGsr.-Supsrior to the best I'M
ported German colognss and sold ct half tAs
price,
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HAVE you sesn HeIzog & Bros new
goods, just received?
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FlURTH DAY.

Merchsnts' and Bankers purse, $3.50;
two mile heats fee for Al ages. En-
by Ontario. TINE 3:4S3. 3:4SE.
Livery Stable Keepers' purse, $3.50
dash Of tive miles, free Ter all ages. En-
tries-Gilroy, QIesn Of the West, Pat
Cleburne, Agnes Donovan and Cheat
HAMS b. I. Won by Chestham's entry.
Tine S:454. The winning FLY was named
l. zzis Tomlinson.
Volunteer purse, 800; mile heats.
Entries-rneta, Crystal aCdBrown Dick,
je. Won by Theta. Time l:52. 2:00I,
2:02}.
Track fair, weather good untll tie last
race, which was run in the rain. At
tsndancs good.
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New style Hats, just received, al
Wheaton 4 Co.'s, 1919 Main street.
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THIRD RACE.

Pool Sellers Purse, 500 mile heats ;
free for all sges.
}. G. pallantine enters b. m. Theta, by Van
dal; dam by imported Sovereign. Colors {:
Red and while.
Z. arwick enters br. I. by Capt Beard dam
by imported sovereign. C0l9IS: Red ana blue.
J. Mcmahon enters chit m. Viola, by Jack
Malone dam by Maguer. CSlors: Blue and
red.
II B. Cheathsm enters b. c. Baf1er. by Bill
Chatham dam by Lexington. Coiors: White
and blue trimmings.
Ia the pools Be- IN er sold for 2O-25 to
Thets $40, Viola e., Warwick's en-
try "a.
Owing TO the mixture Of colors it was
hard work for others than experts, ac-
gusinted with The horses, TO distinguish
The position Of the entries. However,
Viola got the lead, Theta second, War
wick's entry third, Baffi ar fourth, pretty
well strung out until the quarter was
reached, closing a little near the half,
when b I'll sr shot forward passing the
othRTs 10 quick succession down the
home stretch and coming round the turn
two lengths ahead OF Viols. The home
stretch doubled this distance and he
came under the string lesdjng Viola by
four lengths, Taeta third. and Wsrwick's
entry fourth. Tine, 1881.
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The S0fs Venu!sliBg Hst-s0mething
new ard tssty-at Wheaton & Co.'s, 1873
Msin street.
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Csssimeres soc. Vsndig & Bro. I
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Cassimeres sos. Vendig d Bro. t
OUR SIX Popli0s have bsen opened on
Saturday. HeIzog & Bro.
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BENEFITS.

The bylaws of q Lodge NAV be re-
gsrded as 3 contract between the initiate
and the Lodge; they defiae generally
the reciprocal duties aud obligations Of
each /; they prescribe the amount Of the
contribution levied upon each member
to the Common fund, and the amount OF
his claim upo1 1t when sick or diss blsd.
Ordinarily he tax does not exceed ten
cents, Der does the benefit exceed fur
dollars per week. Phere are exceptional
eases, ~h1e tas Lodge exs cts a larger
premium aad pays q larger weekly bens-
TT in but few Instances, however, does
the tax xceed twenty cents, or the bene-
fits six dollars per week. These bylaws
also provide the amount to be paid In case
Of the death Of a member in good stand
ing IS 8 funeral beaehs. This benshs is
by 40 means uniform each Lodge for
itself prescci0ts the am1unt pa a lie,
subject nos uB~freqaentIy to tne 5 ate
gensrall3w, which fixes 5 minimum rate.
This bsDefis ranges from thirty dollars
to i've huadred or more aud Lodges
impose . special tax upon each member
Of twenty five or fifty cents, or dol
lar, a5 q funeral benefit in which ease,
when the membership Is large, So It
usually Is in cities, the bene ft Is cores
p0ndiDgly. This fund Is paid to the
widow, If any, il not, TO the nearest kin
Of the deceased. The education OF the
orphaned childreu is also e. j)ined, AMI
Is faithfully carried out. Although the
bylaws form q contract between the
Z ,dgs and its members, the parties ara
also eutjses ia their relations to all the
laws Of the order, and, in the eonsEFuc-
ton add enforcement Of this contract,
each must CONFORM to al the duties aud
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SECOND HEAT.
P 'ols remained in aatM quo.

oils remained 10 statN quo.
Viola took the lead, Wsrwlok's entry
second, Bsffie or third and Theta last. Baf-
fer quickly changed the order Of things
by passing Warwick's entry and going
for Viola. Theta, not liking to lag, also
went for the brown Ally and closed with
her. Bsffier made straight for Viola
from the quarter to the half and closed
the gap between them At the half, where
Theta showed her hips beyond War