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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-08
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melret,s BORG, item in, Wisn osRprbsn)
nurre .ro.t au, IS. Sanuor 1890 aeto
n. ST mar luer1 Geneep1praft:fant
bel cer ~taiierl. 6offammer, purre 1928
ols iyitematider 6ofcencipif uni. 1882
Ard,pri.sctor bel Der Rammer araeitrut
SIN .9abre 1913 zunte,nabm> er. ,p,e
idpn fliher nod Slalien, elm. Nriie nod
@rtehenlano, he ,ibm, jero@ pur6 rie
9rie6i(@e &epolution, nit 1pel6er fle
aulammenRel perfimmert nuroe. @e,
men &uf besrinrete er rurd RE "abn<
frau" (Dien 1885,, 6. Muf, 1844)
rrsrin e pos fatalf,l6e Clement. osien
f6 BAD. @erner tn ieinem ..8irunr,
%3manaiafen G,bruar" uno Mluner
mebrfa6 bepient batten, edu3li6 In .bas
@%eipenfiide berat3oe unp ben Menl@en
~ e'nem riuenlolen Berteuar zines
bloeen Spufs %erniepriate. Snrtu, er 10
pa6 5atum aewidermaetn ca,r,firte. true
er, obne RIGS 81 beot6@rsen. pi.l ro3u
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&C. rer ,.,abnfrau" ftlba iett aud auf
.rer Bdbne nidt, an @erebrern feblt. SIN
@ansen eine 0er'r,una. pel6e. rur6 re
ruIdaebenre Nnrpenruaa rer fran.
:1rchdsu nod asfttiant ,rup. rei6t piei,I
Sldd rod urr,Qtd1li6 rurb rie. Re.
reah6dt4,, ,rei6e unp ntlee,ti, ,lsrilde
Spa&s sit burp9 eas iaa,ttast,
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4egeR i'm auf nnl 4 puvpe Ysn 1p,rfdiez
bentn Setten etnau besba&t.t. 81 (elbR,
aberl flblif, 4 n : p,sllQflidn.nliaQ. 6atr, NH sbeiis
rattete llo'aaIr balD parouf;; !. Ct feeiier,les5 IL.
bod siIeine bod,eit ((23. s9}uni)) u,,it Is
sroedrtfger @eri&penpuina. pla,e Der Elm.
NAL onsereete 8srpadt nd thinner u,ebir
beadrfte. SIM 93uli ieco@ errei&te, ben
@trbredtr pae S9idjal.. .&=S @f@*5 !
An etnem tSonntae Mcrae,a 1Eab cine,
Der Bauern; boB Qen1tttre fa pdbrenp
oes @ottescteufes IN Die @obnuna pes
ptarrers etnl<h. Dieter elite lofort' ,urt
Stride .uno 'bena@rtdttste rte @tmeiinoe ;
pos 6aus miro ram, aud lcfort uur,Reut
unp jolepb 2eu'tttre auf fri1aer Ibat er>
tappt. 3:"'=@ @ : !" ~ F,
Cine iofort dneeteQte 6arsiu&uno e.
Sab Die db%errai&enrfen @eluitott unp
cine Ma0e Der felt Sabrex o,foblenen
@~e9enftdnpe tpuroe bel 9tmettte aufae.
funoen ; ct bat aud bereit6 e~tu,elne Sc
fdnpniNe aema6t. unp IS it bic lurGui,
peaa be,pieien. roe pieier cine M.nl4 o,e
'drnmtli& bier beri6teteu @erbrehen unr
nod efue sanje &eibe aneersr gang auein
perltt bat -
Der proa,e, auf oieft Nnfl.aei&rift
bottt nuree an 10. De3eunbtr er5f,
net: 2' ~.
@eltayeradnbli& BAT berltlbe I'M aan
aen n6rrlidtn Ttetle pom Nronfre{h po6
ar5bte auftben erreet, uno Der serdumtee
@eri9teiaal fonnte nur einen Qertnoen
lbeil Ter ft6 aarrdnseapeu 3ub5rtr fai<
zen. Dte du6ere Grl9einuns pes eft
rs Sabre alien &noeflaaten tontrafirt
auf pas me,fmlrptsfe nit ben entleeli>
dtn 9erbre@en. pie man tbm ,u,2af leat.
ST ftebt nod letr iu9encli6 aug. fem
@eit6t 1T fret unb her Bltd uui@ulcio
uno u%nbrfaneep, ct bat let9te unb aefdl
lt9e Manteren n ole concentrirte Auf>
%mertiamteif, ,pelde rae ptdtaerrdnQte
publtfum ibu rtrn1ete UNI ODE Traaen
oes prdacenten u. rerS taateanwalt16oft
brfneen tbu fetuen Mcment aus ietn.r
rubioen @ela6 enbeit beraus.
1te v2o1 Don Ttmee" pou, 26. De,
beri&tet, poe 2emettre, tpte Is ia AUDI
ni@t aaoers III er,rarten itaur. BON ben
@el@wcrenen einit.mmt9 gum Gspe per<
urtbetlt .poroea 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-08
(&int. 8olfSfreuno.)

SORT erm altun9. - Staats.
5enater Beige BON Californian bat rH
&rrtdtune elmer @1aat6z Gortoerpol,
tuns beantro8t. SIS leu 1stnem Nntra4
aah Elm Sberfortratb ernannt merren,
pel6er Samen fur @alpbdume anl9af>
len uno rtelslben on Die Superviioren Ger
oerldieoenen Counties pel@e fi@ al6
5orltrdtbe 81 eonfttu,ren tdlten, oertbst
lett fol-. Gr fol- ferner etnmal i'm Sabre
yecee @ountp ree Staotes beiu6en unit
cen 5uperp,loren beim NnpAau,en Don
Dalrbdumen bebalRi6 lem. SIR Bet3t
3o1 letnsr Blu Elm Memoriol beieeleet,
norm er Die Bi&tiefett peS Nnlessne
ane Der YRan3un8 Don @alrunseu in
&atifornlen ause,nanperieBt. st ma9i
earaut aufne1flam pa6 NIT Der Nbnob.
ne unc oesn Yulbmmpen Der Bdlre'
8stimledterun9 pes &limas, @a0sr.
man9el unp anfru@tbarfe t ll@ etnftellr.
Der omet.tanti4e Mnfetlsr bat fribs,
unp IN man6en @eeenoen ieBt nod mil
~ utel Balo 3u fdmpfen 9ebabt, robe'
un0ebilpete Entertainer Don elmer NAB
rem Bertt!eun9swutb ee9en ben Walr
tele0en Gnp. @el&e nad,beilieen Gin
Rl1e Die 3srf}5;un8 Der @dlcer in ben
oerl9terenen ydnoern @uropa's unr
ultens 9ebabt bat, 1T befannt. paldt .
n ne.@:6 in alien 3eittn etne aablret&t
I plFama1e btquem erndbrte. ta"n jeg'
taun cine (ebr ,pdrli6e Bep6,feruna Il
paltep, neil ee feline @dlrer mebr ba'
ete tinit rie natirl,@e bru&tbarfeit Zee
2anree %beorlnosten.
.Das ftleere x,,ma pald1tna'6 blrfn
Dem pom @allforn,en 0enau ent,p e6en
4.ttbtnlano 70 r nod CUR 3e,t oer Sc
bali Sbllt, EN- t66f ,fu&trares 2anr
unp 10 rtdt ~bsp5ifs1t, rpte beute faxm Elm
2anp Ter Belt; ie,ne ld6nen @aIce'.
le,ne moftrei4en G,ii1e tine pae Gntz
Budsn ie,ner D,dtsr. ) 81 bat cies 2anr
t. ine @dioer mebr, lelbr ni@t tn ben
@ebirosn, lein &I,n,a 1T s%nselune, fetn
Bocen unfruhttar, {etne Babe unc
6lu0e babsn i'm CONNER teinen Gropfen
Ba0tr. Span,ens Sn5me, waren 9lei@
TAILS piel mta0errti@er ais jeBt uno ptele
leiner an pteifn .Str6men 9eleSenen
Sldrte batten 6dfen, in rpelde bic sr6b,
ten S@,fe e,nlieien, mas jeBt unm6AI,@
IT.. *@o ]. .. fubren i'm Sabre 1900
nod bic 9r6bten ipanii&en @alioneu.
S9,fe,, re einer 0rfbern Giefsans bats
ten, ols ieBt Der e,6bte poftpampfer, auf
rem @uaraIquioir bic no& Sep'ua BIN
auf, rdbrenp j,Bt Die .Glide s~eriancet
0np in Golse Der @alrpsrttlsuns. Die
8dlrer. prr 6o6alpen flnp .3erf6rt unc
tuira,tare SlurmRutsn unp md@tiee
@e,6utri&anuun9tn perbeeren f.iteem
rae f,udlbart 2anp am SUE beritlben.
Sn pr Guerra Nepaca mag ts in furaer
3et 0aaa dbnl,@ era.ben. Aehnli&e
G%r(6tinuneen aei0er. t@ f@en 1ett In
man6en Ibeil.n Aueritae, etenfo wie
in psuu, fftaper 10 rsib bsnalceten Sfan.
rinopien ulnr &ublano. unp Ne p.rren
thinner mebr belporfteten, e msbr bie
Berbltstuna anr nj. ibr M &astif ANT
ben DalpS p4&f. Il II
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- s00SWS OuU XuStt vtUAttS
I,er Situatiorer, bin. Der Aroee BetfaQ
lsfl6er, ben(slbenr IN 1beil.H w.soe, syev,.
blenoete 8 jeoo& {ntdt; yielu,ebr erbet
er f@ IN ftiner ,@appbo" (lDien. 1919
3. Mua. 1920 pel&er felba Bpron, Der
i1en ft,ar aus elmer ttol. u~ebnltuna
.fannnte. fetntB emunrerun 3olte, ~ etner
epeln tinRlertiden 4 @tRaltuna ;pielee
Sub;ets. ebns jebo@. btn @tcsrpru@
per lyrifd .romanttiaen Bebanpluno NIT
Penn anttten Stef bsleittsen ~ fsnnen.
@ertn9eres Slid madten 1peaen pes
ebsns erwdbnten l%1tbdnanpee BE bret
Abtbetluneen feines bramathden Sc
ot&ts ~Das 9oloene 8Iiee" (1822). Don
oener fi& nur Die ~Mecea" pur@ oas
lm%eifrrbufte @pitl Der @opbta ,@&r5=
Oct etntse 3ett auf Der Bdbne" balten
fonnte. =. 5r.,. @
Sein biaoriiaes Erauerip:el .25nto
Ottofar's Slid uno Gnre" U825).
meldes srf mad mon@em dneltl,@m
Bteenten in @ien auf be Dabne tam,
er@deint i'm Gin3elntn Don d4toromatt>
i&em eeben bur&prunaen uno 1T Elm.
etaentb0mlt& til&ttee, In mon9er Sin.
l&t Die aus9e3ei@nette Sd5pfune @.'S,
Benn aud einiae leiner lpdteten @t1ds.
mie bas 9raueripiel Gin treuer Diene,
ietn.s Germ" (Bien 1890. bas (ooe
nonnte 2udlpiel .,Webe Dem. Der lteet!"
wel&es ~, elmer &om5ote au rpente luftiq
it, nWeluNna" (D,en 1889 unp cit
Erae6cie ,.Des Mserss uno cer 9iebt
Deuen' O84O). norm tie Gage Don
6ero uno Qeancer bebancelt 1T. tetnen
meit'rn Grrtl6rin letner Muie betunren
10 Inp fe po@ idmmtli& reid an etAen:
tbiimliden @61nbeiten uno namentltd
3si&net iR& pas l%eststnannte lrauer-
lptel rur& etue u%neemetne 3ar,beit
Ginfa&beit uno plofii&e 5d5nbeit u
@robsu BeifaI fauo auf rem Blbneu
@riuparser's boapoeti1bee Drama De-
1raum Elm 2eben" (1840). obolei6 ibm
pte fat allen pramaulhen ShSpfun0er
@'s> Elm Qeberwieetn cee rpei&en lprt
laen &lemeats auu, 0srwurf 0emo6I
mereeu mub Nud bat man BON i'm
e~inlelue i&5ne, lpril9e @eoihte. in renen
'u9let& elm fretltd pur@ Sc, bdltni0,
9trdmpfer 0iteralismus f& duBert
g. it in j1nsAer :3eit pobl an Gfeeten
unp &raftmittel. aber nidt an e,eentl,d
poetii9en Sd5nbetten i~bsrboten nor.
Ger, nur fallen feline 9rHBten 8or3ist
ni9t ei9entlt6 auf Gas @ebiet ees bib,
neneeredten Drama. @inle|ne mitAt,
tbettt p'oben aus web,eren btsb,r nod
uaoeorudten Dramen, 4. .. ~6lnn'tal"
,euoen BON pes Didtere u, oel6mdhte'
Kraft ; Elm ,&upolf H." lrI Den, Tsr
nebmen na6 erft no6 lsin,m Sore er.
'&einen. Cine @e,ammtausaotc leine'
Otdtunaen 1T nod nt@t erl@ieueu.
Bn faaeu oieier Sfi3ie nod binsu
"as Der @erewiste i'm soriaen 9abr'
ietu Subildum feierte, unp an p,elsm
&brentaAe pom allen Seiten Nnerfennun
yen itines GalenteS ols S9aulpiele'
erbieN.
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st. paul u. @bica9o 3l9e.

Idaitt SsRnta, aus4e smmtn.
Biae:t per>sn s.rf uft vrx
q. u ehaasler. Edit Hs-rt.
unisr Otks, q6e Der ;. nrb S4d On >tr. uxo am I ep,t, an
Ruff psn u cert ST.. 81. paul.
g.. . pator Cup rtuttufeat.
T.. .. .. "a veneer, Sen raj agent.
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bena&rtAtst tie Dameu urb eerrtn tn MT nm e.. psud
D., be Don tbm Ia urs a rr temS aen oe 1uFten a6aaea NJ
setpmuen uni jur AHa&I tn htaem usueu Store
so. SO, Sadlon StraBt
-fsn ant. ertbal'en> BE tef,n @ui1iden SobeI, @a-
bunbe, 9ermelin, alasta 3obel, Mffradener, An.
coraS, peiken 6udbs, SKINNER, &c.
Oumen-, 9,ucer unole ren. at.itel Fuo tn nod ne Baae-
ueener Nuswabl IN baseu.
ge,eedsa uas Rsds ait art an &auaeuten IN Grsrot
preijeu.
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Drr&fatrts- Htuets mad ben 5anptfdbten ses ORexs anb
III babsn In ben Sep Is In ct. paul, W,n uear s!ts. 81. Au-
tpDnt u. Still dter.
II Is 6uuserforb. Gen @uyertxteuInt.
II g. Hleranser. Sen. gad agent.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER 49, ls7z-TRIPLE SHEET

quired or with proper and suitable har.
ness and horses or II the same, in his opinion shall
horses sttaohed thereto are unry II the driver
person having charge of such hackney
self - ~
any person. having charge Of any hackney coach
or carriage, shall refuse or neglect to obey any such
order OF tne person or officer he they shall forfeit and
irom the owners or driver of every such hackney
or carriage, severally and respectively
usnai pc the duty Of the said person officer see
tnat All the laws regulating hackney coaches and
Iiages are IN every respect complied par
cularly en!oned upon the said person officer that he
alton. = " ' = - 1870
The said person officer under direction of the
Mayor shall determine the number of coaches
riages for any particular stand and he shall also desg
nate the coaches carriages which shall wait for
poyment at any particular stand aud also proper
boundaries and limits OF every stand
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Ninth Game OF tho Tournamcnt-The
BOstons Defeat the Athletics.

Ninth Game OF tho Tournament-The
B0stons Defeat the Athletics.
Yesterday afternoon the Boston and Athletic
Clubs played the ninth game OF the tournament on
the Union Grounds, Williamsburg. There was quite
large attendance, although 1t was not very
pleasant day to remain standing In the open air
for hours. The field was cleared promptly on time
and the boys went to work with Will. The game
was quite well contested there being tie at the
end Of the seventh inning. each club having scored
SIX runs. From this to the end there
was the greatest interest manifested and
at times much excitement among the spectators.
The BOstOns had the call in the betting, sell.
ing in the pools for more than two to one before
game was called, though why such odds were given
could not be easily explained. The umpire was
very impartial In his rulings yet on several 0cca-
SONS he was too lenient with the pitchers This is
the third game OF the series between the B0stOns
and Athletics for the frst prize Of 1900, and to
one Of them II must be awarded. To-day again they
play on the Union Grounds, which is the last game
OF the tournament; after which the distribution Of
prizes will take place. The following Is a summary
OF the Rame:-
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

orders shalt forfeit and pay Tor every such offence the
sum OF $40
No driver of any vehicle shall drive or lead
his vehicle and down any street. avenue dock, wharf,
or pier on Sunday for the purpose of looking for employ
offence.
or THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF PASSENGER VEHICLES.
The Mayor and Superintendent OF Police shall designate
one captain Of police az superintendent Of Vehicles
whose duty shall be to visit the public stands and all
places where vehicles permitted to stand lie shall
have power ana authority TO order away from the stands
bered or provided with lamps fixed up lighted and num-
proper and suitable harness and horses if the same.
In his opinion shall be improperly obstructng the
the driver or person having charge Of such vehicle is
Intoxicated, or In any manner misbehaves himself
II any person having charge Of any such vehicle shall
refuse neglect obey any such order of the said per-
son or officer or his inspectors he they shall forfeit
and pay for every such offence the sum OF $40
shall be the duty of the said officer TO
that all the laws regulating vehicles are in every respect
cOmpiied with.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
CRICKET.

The Game mt HObOken Yesterday-The
st. Georges Club vanquish the Nam
haitian Eleven-An0ther Interna atiOnal
Match to Take Place.
The Manhattan and st. Georges Clubs played
very interesting match upon the cricket ground at
Hoboken, yesterday. The day was as fine as could
possibly be desired for the pursuance of the game,
and the turf being in good condition excellent
playing was exhibited Space will not admit OF an
extended account Of the contest but the substance
oft was as follows:-The st. Georges won the toss
and sent Bance and Talbot to the wickets against
the bowling OF Ronaldson and Jackson. Bance
made fine hit Tor five and several thEees, before
his stumps were cut down for f0rty-seven. Talbot
made twelve and M0eraE scored twenty-five prior
to retiring. Their cOnfT9rpS oil played WELL as the
appended score attests. On the side OF the Man
haitian Club RonaldsOn, Keller and Tucker all ex-
hibted Skill The bowling oil M0eran In this inning
was deserving OF the highest praise, and the field
ing on both sides was O decided improvement upon
that displayed In former matches this season.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
BILLIARDS.

John Deery Challenges Cyrille Dion for
the Championship and the Diamond
Cue.
John Deery has promptly kept the promise made
to his billiard friends, and challenged Cyriile Dion
(h0lder OF the diamond cue), for the championship
and $500 a side at the four-ball American game.
The following is the document In question:
NEW YoRK, Oct ", 1872.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
hereby challenge Mr. CyrIlle Dion prcscn holder Of
the diamond cue) for the championship and five hundred
dollars $500 side at the four-bali American game,
cordng the rules governing said matches and have
lars SEQ in the hands OF Mr.. Chris. OConnor 70 bind
said challenge. JOHN DEERY.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
THE SCORE.
Total.

The st. Georges Club had three absentees, but
nevertheless managed to win by considerable
majority, the game being decided by the first in
ming, as darkness preclnded continuation OF 1t.
Messrs Smith and Warner acted as umpires
and Mr.. Chadwick Ofciated as scorer In the north
east corner OF the ground party OF pretty girls
amused themselves by alternating crOquet with
football; but the general attendance was not large.
The final match OF the seasOn-an international
the oath and 25th instant, Messrs. Cox and Bance
selecting an English eleven and Messrs McKeOn, J.
Welsh and Cadwalader, OF Philadelphia, an Ameri-
can team. Play will commence at halfpast ten A.
NJ each day. and exciting contest is anticipated.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
A NEWARK KEROSENE HORROR.

Early yesterday morning Mrs. John fitzpatrick
arose and lit the fire In her home, No. II oxford
street. Newark, so as to prepare breakfast for her
husband, who Is employed In Lesters bone factory.
She returned to ped while the fire kindled. Her
daughter, Mary Agnes, twelve years old, put coal
on, but the fire would not burn quickly. In order
to accelerate the names the thoughtless child
poured kerosene OIL on them. The result was that
she was roasted almost to DEATH At noon yesterday
she was suffering dreadfully. The doctor said II
was impossible that she could live. Her face and
body were literally burned TO crisp. Two other
ehldyep aro slighty injured.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

At Yonkers, Westchester county, yesterday,
Charles Hanson, aged sixteen, who resides with
his parents In Palisade avenue, while carelessy
handling pistol, shot himself In the gron innict-
was conveyed to the Riverside Hospital, and waa
reported TO be u Adytpg condition lsat eveninss
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
Prospect Park Fair Grounds To-Day
PO0lrSelling Last Night.

This, the last day OF the Fall trotting meeting at
Prospect Park bids fair to be OF the most interest
ing nature. The amusement will begin with a
purse and stake for four-year-old colts, in which
are entered r. H. Gallaway's brown stallion Dixon,
by Happy Medium; NJ. M. Judkins' brown stallion
Ben Morrill,, by winthrop Morrill,; A. H. Rowe's
black stallion Rowe's Tommy lformerly Thomas
yer Heel, by Rysdyk's HambletOnian.
The second event, which winds up the meeting.
Is the "free for alp purse OF $4,000, barring
American Girl In this are entered and will start
BENJAMIN Mace's chestnut gelding Judge Fuller
ton Dan Mace's brown gelding George Palm er,
w. H. DObles bay mare ROsalind, J. ]. Bowens
black gelding CamOrs and John LOvett's bay mare
Gazele This contest cannot fail Of being very ex-
citing, as all the horses have great speed and
grandy matched in this particular. Since the
closing OF the entries this field and the anticipated
character OF the race have been the one theme Of
turfmen, and besides, that portion OF the business
community acquainted with the owners OF Gazele
and ROsallnd, Messrs. Joseph Harker and H. H.
Smith, are much concerned about the result OF the
meeting Of these two neet-footed trotters.
In the pools sold last night Gazelle was q hot
favOrite, but ROsalind had many friends and
brought fair prices with Judge Fullerton selling on
even terms with her. and Palmer and Camors
fourth and nth choice, bringing nearly like sums.
ho w 40 atO
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
A FRIaHTFUL FATE.

Miss Mary Terhunc, the young lady Of Clinton,
N. j., near Newark, who was bitten last Saturday
by mad dog, died on Wednesday after suffering
days OF indescribable agony and torture, such as
would have made It charitable and humane to have
put the poor creature out OF existence long before
death come to her relief. She was twenty seven
years OF age, and, as usual In such cases, was
deeply loved and esteemed. During her dying
par0xysms she scratched her mother, but no
serious results are anticipated,
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
HALLS DRIVING PARK.
Closing Of Entries for the Ceming Trot-
ting Meeting.

Closing OF Entries for the Coming Trot.
ting Meeting.
The purses offered at Halls Driving Park, to be
trotted for next week. closed with the following
entries:-
THE THREE-MINUTE PURSE.
Samuel Snifln'S z. m. Lady Brown.
+. Herrington's b. m. T0psy.
r. BENEFITS br. m. Park Girl.
James Campbell's g. g. Thomas JEFFERSON.
u. b. Gofr's b. g. Sam Patch.
A. Thomas b. g. Boston Boy.
owners 8. &. Sorrel Boy.
r. Manee's Dr. 8. Captain Allen.
J. + FaRiiGgs 9H1ss = Ss E. 3. slyi Tynaeld Anderson.
THE 2:4S PURSE.
Samuel Snnln's 9. m. Lady Brown.
P. Benefits Dr. ~. Park Girl.
James CampbeIl's 9. z. Thomas Jefferson.
J. +: smiths br. 9. Brooklyn Boy.
A. Thomas b. g. Boston Boy.
r. Manees br. 8. Captain Allen.
J. Pawling's blk. g. Winfield Anderson.
G. wrght's 9. IN. Village Girl.
II. POwels r. m. Dolly Warden.
Isaac Denton's blk. 9. Bashaw
THE 2:44 PURSE
d. b. Gons blk q. Mate
owners s. 3. SOrrel Boy.
T.. Manec's br. q. Another One.
II. Gbert's 8. &. No Name.
TUE 241 PURSE.
VI. Casey's blk. m Lady Byron.
II. Manee's br. 3. Another One.
Ben Daniels br. g. Brown Prince.
Barney Stanf0rdS ch. z. George.
H. Gilberts y. e. No Name.
l.. =. Sammis' b. m. Chip Girl.
J. W. Briggs g. g. Marshall.
THE 2 37 PURSE.
Ben Daniels br. g. Brown Prince.
Barney StanfOrds ch. z. George.
J. l.. D0ty's blk. 8. KOes Tommy.
III. Casey's blk IN. Lady Byron.
G. Gould's br. g. Kelly.
A. Thomas &. m. Lady Brismen.
A. Millers Spotted Colt.
John Murpny's &. q. Victor.
III. R0den's 8. &. Fred.
william Thoms' blk. M. Evcline.
J. Ii. Phillips 3. 9. Jack Draper.
THE 2:2g PURSE.
Dan Plfer's CHI m Grace Bertram.
+. Van Ness b. g. St. jones.
p. Manee's b. m. Mary A. whitney.
John Murphy's &. g. Victor.
M. ROden's 9. g. Fred.
w. II. BOrsts b. m. Lady Backus,
J. w. Briggs b. m. Lady Ross.
THE 1926 PURSE.
w. ii. Harrison's s. m. Susie.
p. Manee's 3. 8. Mercer.
]. l.. D0ty's b. g. Sensation.
r.. Hubbard's $. IN. N0nesuch.
ID. Pliers g. 9. Lottery.