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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
RAILWAY INTERESTS.

SUIT AGAINST THE ST. PAUL AND PACIFIC.
Samuel J. Tilden of this city, and Edmund
Rice and Horace Thompson Of st. Paul, Mlnn trustees
have hed complaints ct. Paul against tho main and
branch lines OF the ST. Paul and Pacific Railroad for the
purpose OF orecosiug mortage on these Ines ana Sc
curing the appointment or receiver The complaint
alleges in regard to the branch ne the issue and nego-
taton OF bonds building the branch line from
ST. Anthony to Watab, to the amount OF S,20O0O the
terms Of bonds provided that II default should Do
made IN payment OF interest," and continue Tor Six
months the principal also should become immedi-
aely due and payable at the option Of the plaintiffs, as
provided in the trust The deed, executed
June 1882 covered the road from ST. Paul 10 Watab,and
all ts equipments, earnings lands 5O 200 acres with ali
the franchises appertlning the line This mortgage
or trust deed subsequent and subject to certain other
mortgage liens, viz. one Of $4,000, dated March H.
1862. on that part OF the line from ut.
Paul TO st. Anthony. Also a mortgage for SOO,OOO
dated June Q 1902 on the line from st. Paul 10 Wltab.
The plaintiffs state that the default has been made Ia
payment Of the semi-annual interest upon tho D9hu'
secured by the i21OOOO mortgage, due June and Dee
l. 1873, and that the ST. Paul and Pacno company nave
not agreed had an Office or agency III NewfO rk or IN
Minnesota, had funds at place 10 meet the m
terest. On oct. First Division Company for the
purpose OF recalling the bonds and consolidating the
bonded Indebtedness pertaining 10 tue road ron -:
Paul TO Waab issued bonds for the further amount OF
s26OOOo and as security executed 20 George L. Becker
Horace Ihom9so and George T. NJ Davis as trustees,
mortgages upon all the line from St. Paul 70 Waao and
all the property franchises interests and lands except
OF the bonds secured The amount OF SOJ00 being the
aggregate amount of prior liens, should be retained by
the trustees until tile surrender OF the bonds or the prior
liens. II Is alleged that these bonds outstanding,
and that default has been made upon them. Many
other allegations are made, and the complaint closes
with request that receiver be appointed and that
the defendants DO enjOined from selling the line or any
OF the property. An injunction has been issued IN
| accordance with the complaint
The s1t against the main line is brought upon bonds
and mortgages OF trust deedsJf date March l564fOr
s5OOOOO and SCO)000 and OF date July l. 1868. Tor So
100000 upon it, the conditions and the default being
|
The complaint generally repeats the allegations made
against the branch line. Judgment ana foreclosure
asked upon the S000OOO issue OF March that the
rolling stock and 100 miles OF road from Saint Anthony
III tile direction OF Breckenridge be sold separately
account Of the 5OO00 issued under the &C. mort
gage and that the lands be sold separately account
OF the SOOJloO issued The appointment OF receiver
I is al khru for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14

The second game of the championship series
hatreen the Atantics OF Brooklyn and the Baltimore
Cluo was played on the Union Grounds YESTERDAY
About 100 persons were present The Baitnores Hau
good change in their nine, which looked very Well VIII
hams playing second base Bulask first base ana uoulu
Going behind the bat With this they seemed TO Keep
fhe Atlautics down. playing better tnau on oi
Iner occasions and only allowing them 10 score III &
innings and blanking them seven ui,hes r,r-oH
Atiantics also played well. Dehlman' farroH :,
and Bond carried of tho honors' as r rla
Williams White and Gould for the VISITORS. LUG
sormer made the best one-hant catch seen on the
grounds TINS season. Cack Of tue Flyaways pay
Ter field for Atlantcs, consequently unuer ~ q,
~ me Amateur Association. ne Will not DC W
NAV In any other nine for 60 days. Mr. BurGoch Oh t
,n.is nmpIred the game 70 the satisfaction OF ooth
cinbs Following IA the score by innings; ~ ~, r..t
S'N Isl % g. 4h 9th. 9TH. tn 9Th I'D ISA"
a a,,a,,oJ ! Q : Q Q IS
The second pionship game between tue w
pcston Red Stockings and the new nine OF the La
p Va. paved IN Hartford yesterday, 1000 persons De
ing present The game resulted IA FAVOR Vi tue 'o '
cuD by the following score: ~ o., -. ah oh Total
R E.;s, nd 9 8 / =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
on STATEN ISLAND.

a fire was discovered in a carpenters shop
on Canast., stapeton, Z l., early yesterday morning
owned By Charles II. Seaman and occupied by Messrs.
A. g. E. Post builders; d. l.. d c. Taylor, sash and
blind makers, and Benjamin Hegeman, hOusemover ;
there also stable IN the basement. About Is min
utes later the Presbyterian Church chapel in Broads
near bv, was also discovered TO be tre, and both
buildings entirely consumed, with most OF their
contents. MI seaman's building valued at $4,000
insured in the Home Insurance Company for $500 The
loss Of the Messrs Post building material was $500
Insurance. TdylOrs loss, including horsepower
machine, 500; insurance. Mr.. Hegeman's loss
was $500 insurance. The church chapel valued
at s4Op; insured for $3.50 in the Brewers and Malt
sters Insurance Company. There is no doubt among
the residents that the buildings set on tire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
wEsroy,s JOURNEY NOT HALF ENDED.

AZ midnight last night the end OF the thiru
day OF weston's 5OO-me walk no had cohpe'eu so
the frat dav he walked lis miles, IS on the sec
~, and a Yesterday. II will be that, notwlth-
.,ng tine tremendous work Of the first day. hali the
Instance was not made during the nrst han oi TIC
allotted time, and the average NUM-
her OF miles 20 be walked IN the
- three DAYS 3d. while the average OF the last three
- - es- than 49, Mr. Weston expects 10 nAIsh ~
{ss before stopping this smornlng ne Oegan "aiA
u, yesterday morning at $50 ana walked ten miles
eakfast at 500 A. resting an hOut anu 20 hh
s Ue walked 10 miles between breakfast anu dinner
% m more before supper. which he took at $50 p IN
~ tg.n az iin AT p aud rested Or nVe minutes
~ m during the evening about $500 persons, III
atpr many ladies', present In the Han or the
cluan Institute where the exhibition Il taking place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 4
WASHINGTON, Thursday, May Al A. u. j
svuODsts rOr me D4st f1eniy-f0tIr hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Thursday, May III A. w.
Synopsis ror As DGsf hcentyf0W hours
The barometer has risen rapidly in the north
eru portion OF the upper lake region III mas aIeh oh
the Atlantic Coast and IN the Missouri Valley. .
The trmperatare has risen slightly IN NeW-Elganu
ana the Middle states II has fallen IN the lake region
ana Upper Mississippi Valley. "
Centrally clear weather and light TO gentle winds
prevail except south Atlantic States ana IN tue
Northwest. -,
cloudy weather and reported from the South
Atlantic Coast aud the Missouri Valley. 80
The Missouri River has fallen at Bonneville. The MIS-
sssipp has Louis and fallen ~ Cairo. The
ONO has fallen at all stations.
PrObGbiiihes
For N,to- England the Hidde states, and the iorer lake
regtOn Ddri COtty UeGtier and fOrt1erly 20 rGTtG0e
tc.ads WlH preUaH ruth to1er temDeratare ana rtSn0
barometer
For the South Atlantic States couldy, followed by
clearing weather northeast 10 souheast Virus aud no
decided change Of temperature
For Gulf states generally clear and warm weather
during the day withi casery 10 southerly winds ana
stationary To falling barometer - ~, ~. .-
For the upper region and the Northwest ncreas-
ing couiiness and light rain, with north-eastery TO
southeasiery winds, stationary % rising temperature
and falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley generally clear
weather high temperature IN the eastern portions
OF these districts, and clear followed by threatening
weather western portions with winds shifting 10
eastery and sOuthery.
The Rirers
The Ohio and lower Mississippi Rivers will fall slowly
during dly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
TILE MASTER MECHANICS, ASSOCIATION

CHICAGO, May 13.-The Master Mechanics =,
Association was in session to-day, ll6 members being
present Dr. Joseph G.. Rogers OF Madison Ind read
an exceedingly interesting paper on steam boilers.
their incrustations, and the publication Of the
water for use IN boilers His remarks were
Illustrated by series OF interesting expert
ments. The subject Of DR. Rogerss paper was then
discussed at length by the Association The question OF
esabi.blug mechanical laboratory at some point IN
the United states then discussed quito fuliy the
prevailing opinion appearing 10 be opposed 10 me
seaeme. LeR0Its nQA e1WIalttees ~ lOs t4Ae.t "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14

B4LEE-ca wednesday morning, Nay 10 1874 MARY A. wife -
R I'D friends axe respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral W
Friday lJth' p H. tom 700 East t'eisaA ST. Without ior'haf
CHLr0y-Ou TUESDAY morning MAY IL MARY NJ Chiffon sldea
daughter OF he ate George Chiffon .., -, -, 49,,
Thursday afternoon a. o'clock from ben late residence n "es
cURRB-A, SewUcat L L. on Tu-siay, May ~ Elizabeth T.
Curre widow Of Rev. r. Ornison Curre y D g. 49,.
Ter THURSDAY, the l4tl nst At O'Clock from shs
Dutch Church Al NsUae steam cars leave Greenwood
DR wtrT-At Bronrve weschester County 9Th MAY.
1874 Henry RANKIN De w.t. Of the ate Peter De VIII 10 tho
Rsn'. nj 9yted to attend the tans without further
PndAy lj nst, 1880 p Trains ls'ye Harlem Depot:
Forty coad; 1905 aud retua to Se~To'a at 300 aud
FREYcH-MAy 49, IN the year Mr. D.u French Of
Soace offaneraI hereafter
HoDGMAY-Oa TUESDAY, My II 1874 Daniel HOdsman he
Resrs. Of the family invited attend n. funeral
siAout further notice ron pa lAie
Csntr. Depot 3:Ij Carnage waiting 10 carry to
residence
MoYrAGUE-n Baltimore May 70 C. Montague Of Bost..
dis friends invited % attend the tuae at .yaT sp"p.
T Tsal.S So, asy Il 5G2 Sa'' '''
Hartford papers please copy
OOONOR-On Tlesday MAY u Corpeln Lyngon wife 0fchi
OConor aaugle Of the ase Francis A Lysg',sa. ,,.
Friends the ae'i obseqes 81 lhouas Chnch
Fhaye Of fry snnst On THURSDAY 'ns Ian 'a' ..
PrRDY-A. Rye w-.tchsr County raesiaJ May ~.
lsI4 James Party sgel % years ald aon'ns s., b , 49,
R1.u,s na ,s,. Isos, E. Church IN Moa Rye
TERRYAs Moutcair TUESDAY evening May H. Frederick
Pset Terry the 9Th year OF nis age.
Funeral held the house Of his father John l. Terry
lr7ingu " Y Friday at $50 u Friends o. the nnlJ
arr invited FortTeconst Station Hanson River
RAILROAD al p H.; returning. reaching Nepfors at o.25.
TrTLg-In city Mag r. sarah Psreee wife Of Rev Isaac a.
Tatte D. daughter of the late Benjamin Beecher
The relatives Of the family invited attend her funeral
Fnia, Nay 10, a. l0-a o'clock from ST. Lake. CaaeA
Hnis0B-si opposite Grove.
UNDRRHTLOn wer.siiy 18Th o. Ehoo7ng eoush,
MARY youngest daughter OF Easeae and susie OiaoH ssa
4 mouths - -
prn, 81. family respectfully invited 20 attend The funeral ron
the residence grandmother 263 "es Twenty nt st. On
The vii be ANA
VAN on sevenh day SATURDAY morning, Tor interment
WAITE-n stamford, Conn, May H. Capt. Benamn L. Waits
Rsre. And friends from his late reS
tprce View Stamford, THURSDAY NAY Ia, a. IL n
viii be waiting Tie depot the Of NE uAA
thsE leaves New-for4 a. 8 a. IN.
wHBAr-In Jersey CITY wednesday, 18Th iSI' william d.
Wheat the 56h year Of his ,,--,
The funeral place Friday, 18th inst At oeoea
late residence 80 forksL, Jersey CITY. lis e,
invited attend sth0a further nU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The report that there was delay on the canal
4, Cohoe, IS con.radlctel 5S Commissioner BaFA!eI
The Grand Commandery of Knights Templars
., c;sarga met Yesterday annual at savannah
In the Chicago Presbytery yesterday Prof.
Patton continued for The prosecution IN the swing heEs
case He expects 1alsh to-day.
The charter election at Ogdensburgh yester-
day the reelection OF l. Proctor ne kepioeal cinliie
for Mayor, BY majority Of zoo h mAonY A'i rear vas GUY a.
FTaudulent coupons of the bonds OF the Mas
Boaay Loaa have circulation NO. s.io
is the highest number Of the regular bonds
49,. Before daylight Tuesday an unknown
steamer the night bound sonh down he yehI BIN,
N s.y Point on sunk her One seaman aed
John Ingenol, Is reported drowned.
The Spauish Consul ut New-Orleans, Don Car
io pie Gen Badger of Police and Detectives Harms and fes
son gave bonds yesterday SO 900 each 70 appear Tor % upoa me
charge robbery preferred o 'Ap| o'ss4 nc HA1 '-I nav
iag found Irle bils against them
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
Tor other Ship Nelcs see Seeond Page.I


a s%p Ey I'D Drl S,%Pse Gs'so" May 2. 'od n'r'
% s, an ,s 1s Rre- T ni' ~, ., v, la. ~
raa 2h Palermo 18th ysEeA April :. and GsaA1 liza -b
Steamship Chesapeake JOnnson Portland vita mise and J.
Steamship wansuita FISH, NesBeaor, VIII mlse All -
s:eanslIp ya1cntor, Martin PLlaagaa mle Lor!.ra
s.e,n.lO Haua' Gerj Elues Bremen April 30
May 2, with nd,e. and pass 70 Oe!Hchs & Go.
s,rs sbam-ock Lciaad Bonhs1 Jan y with md...
BARK Colin Mcneil lOf Bostonl, BaLer Mainzas lays With
Bari Lillian of Hnrriagtou Kmban s,,sn Is iav. sth
B.r. w9sow 90 p,r'4at DAYS, ManI1as y, With 'as1
B1rS Iiai.on vaughn Havana . DAYS, si,h agar
bas Maggie Wood lo S. Jola n D.. Wood Ma;aar II dY
Peter Mitchell MoursA, I..nd
se9 Gn Ps Fe .. se,9 RG S Ne
rchf. yeranla Pond, BrlIforI.
seLF Anna B. Jacobs. Jones' Plymouth
SAILED.
eam'' ~ ,pr T oi ''r EsTro' r7
South Carolina for Chgoni bafks Minerva for 9en sarah tor
Cro4ssdt' Molina r Liverpool De- Tor Cora Horace Bei for
rsra Alice for Tar1s Island Een.hs io ssai scsrs Ai
r Charleston b. v Glover Tor GeosetOys s. c. sarah A.
WISD-ssasst moderate g. thick fog outside bar.
MEMORANDA.
The s,na boat Richmond lying sae Dock Astoria sprung
leak this (l3fal m. and filed v "a aat sunk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ss iT C,5a.s MaeS 5 at G az Geo
B. some. RON n. aara Raode Bi.w from Mo.1a.o Inle. Doss
FROM Pagoua Below BARK MeSuHacoo from Rosario bng On
CaAaIEsTos C.. Nay IasAsd steamship Georgia, for New
York
Nay lSAvei Steamship San Salvador fvm N,w
from Baltimore. C. w. Lori fOm Phaneplis.
Fl5rea Port oral; ,chr C. Croker Porto Roo
cleared Gen Shepey PmseDhia; bsrks Emily Cook fsr
IvefDOO Erna for Bremen. se steamship HaHe Tor New
YORK
GALVESTON MAJ I3-Arrve steamship Geo W. Clyde from
YORK
BArrxoan, Nay lsArvd steamships Herman from Br.~sq
Josephine ThOmpson, ~ WOODWARD Nesfork Hen L.
Cav Phldelphil 4. Il. Hlrbgt from esHayen
Cleared seamsDs Gu Charleston; Mcclellan Tor Proy
SssIorx Florence Frl8kbn for PbAsi
ship Amseami Wssams. Tor Cork Falmouth
FOR brgs C. C. Coisoa. for Boston Ee or Philadelphia
Bal4r Boston, MAY AlHros weymouth, Le6
anon Neg-aven for AleIalf1i sailed steamship
Lyepoolj bss Hiram Ab for ST. lagos for tho
" SO Indie-
NssORLsAyI NAY 13Cleai steamship Alice Tor hyerpoois
City OF hoast0., o' NeE-Yok, ship Mauie for Ls0oL.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ST. JoHS. N B. nly l3-Ihe Anchor Line steamship Tfoan Is
81 days The Of the
Inc. EFF 90 Halifax. The Government
eamsaD Head Supplies FOR Lighthouses tue sailed
Dis even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
TIE YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION

CHICAGO. May ia special dispatch says
that two members Of the Yeewstone Expedition have
returned to Bozeman, Montana and report the whole
party returning The command penetrated the country
10 near the vicinity OF Tongue River. From the lst TO
the 2ot OF April the force Was harassed the entire time
ny the Indians -Four pitched battles fought, IN
which 100 Indians we're killed. skIrmshng was con-
unuous bands or from loo 10 1000 Indians lowering
around Ihc whole outfit II In battered aud exhausted
condition. The party lost one man killed. named T..
Yates, ana Two wounded. Twenty horses were also
Killed. Members OF the Expedition assert thar rich
mines exist ia the Bg Horn Mountans but the vigilance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
The Townsend Rupture Case.

nquer concerning the ceus death Of r. 4
Townsend ge would sat
Iii. similar to that Of for
segfols become weakened
and the adjacent much
slipped while the jumping
nianed reached home saBglAon
fearful thaI it could checked
three days the attendance e that oporatIca
Of fe consequently the knife used but lks
terminated death.
Now similar fate only 81
practical and " other
this branch tue than Dr. j. A. sHsE
All yssn Of does gith ties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
sTEAM on TILE CANALS.

The City of NewYork of the Baxter
Steam CanaBoat Transportation Company which leit
this city on SATURDAY afternoon at $685. arrived at Utica
m Tuesday afternoon az o'cOck-the trip being made
in TO hours and 50 minutes. The william Baxter ot
The same line Is lOaded aud Will be dspaIched O-Ial,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
CpICKET.

The St. Georges Cricket Club Of this city be-
gan the cricket yesterday by a match on the
grounds at foot Of Nint-st, Hoboken The attend
auce was very large AT O'Clock sides were chosen be-
tween the married and single members, and an excellent
game ensued. The single By good playing earned
score OF 30 but the married TOO strong and
The seventh wicket the atter's side fell Tor w. Al
O'Clock the game stopped there being three more
men 20 rat on the winning After the game tue
members enjoyed their annual dnner IN the club house
Tne following - the score OF the game:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14

DASsyILLE, May 13.-Additional bones Of
the Dansyle mastodon have been unearthed, and the
excavation Is stn going forward. Prof Jerome Allen
Normal school ahmed the rem aims
and they of larger animal than any masto
hitherto discovered. He that IL WAS IA
feet high feet LONG, 40 feet long measured from
the up OF tue " the oad al too TAIL aud that IL
weighed q to4s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
GAMING HOUSE BROKEN UP.

For some time past games of :" keno" and
.,,rop have been played in the basement saloon at
proome-st and the Bowery. The games were patron
,zed chiefly by mechanics and clerks, the stakes not
beur large Capt Cnnchy and section OF police Oh the
Fourteenth Precinct made descens last
mt OIL tho piace and took into Gus
toby tho proprietors, George Stevens ana
George uau. Two gus smDiQYsd ~ paI.o"'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14

Edey's Curbolio Troches.Amcng The virous remedies 100
Coughs enjoy higher reputation than EDEr CARBoLc rRocHss
Tue well spoken Of that they sell where hey have
not and their lyoraDs regulations
places the ordinary list Of medical PREPARATIONS Foe
Coughs Colds Asthma isniectant and preventive asanss
contagious they specific sold everywhere IoBs
HaSar CuHaAs Co.. Poytetors Coegeplaoe New York
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and about 10 persons Of all ages and conditions who
were bettug on the games In progress The prisoners
locked in the Muberry-st Police station and
the gaming Implements seized The affair created
deal OF excitement the Bowery and an i'm N al
or awd derisively oheered the prisoners
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THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

u,v,,, N.v is-Btchangs Uael States 90 iiu
reuy 100 100 per- short sl do UJ 1J4 Prsmtln
80 d.ys gold l3ldl35 premium Short >Eht, do, lISplb9
premium London, li3@ii premium GA Paris, lltgllO
premium spanish Coll. 34J9-Ai
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The FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

A fire occurred yesterday on the second
floor Of No. l27 Wavereyplace occupied embroid
cry stamping establishment and dwelling by L. 2. Gar
gOs Loss stock and furniture s. 900 insured for
3, 900 by the Park Company. The building owned by
Mr. Rodman, and damaged $500 insured for 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14

supply 81 a62e Bt's .e.s es I. s.cd assssS a
Sis 81 yssIs 80 Dry salie hess sc.roe I :, T ~:
a.. A., q -, Rb site, % Clear Sides Bsoea sfn 60.
shsalder, iO5,9lOs,c for Clear kb SIDE, -, ,ss
s,aes Hams ,on A. i3i,GI3a Lfd sfacs a.
re-., i2r FOR Ker sng1r in rood dmsud at DC or
FOR ,a Pair FuHy 9c Tor Prime
WhskT illi 81 for Louisiana 81 VI y - 80
Coffee At ~ Fil I, Prime. Cora hes scarce am
a. 81 GDA 81 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14

Admiral Franklin Buchanan, late of the Con-
,ederate navy, aud FOR many years officer OF the
United States navy died Tuesday at hts late resi-
dance In Talbot County, Nd. He In his Tith year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-14
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TIRE

The TURF
THE CHESTER TRADES CUP WON ny ORGAyrsT.
LONDON, Wednesday, May 49, 1874
az inc chester meeting to-day the race for
'no chester Trades Cup by Organst. Leolinus
o"nio III second, and Bertram third Fifteen ran Tho
ma Oo''e Nas 10 to against Organist, 10 TO against
Leounus, and to against Bertram
IT.. c,. SUMMARY.
-, ser Trades Cup OF 500 sovereigns In specic
Eb .. 49,, ana only 10 the fund II declared by noOn
tno second to receive 50 soyeregns OF the
ansos % the winner to pay 80 sovereIgns toward ex
70 nc course new cup course, nearly u miles
fund.-. OH pay 'sO'oieiHHs osch " tne
Mr.; John osbOrne's b. e. Organist. by Cathedral out
cir p w ears Old
Tasmanta aCley en- c. LeOlnus, by Caterer, out OF
Mt A. q R.rcii ears o1'
"a LAYS b. h. Bertram, the Duke. out OF
N0us''Hce' by Faugha-Baagh years old. 3
THE LEXINGTON RACES.
LEXINGTON, Ky, May 13.-The track was in
sood CONDITION and the attendance large. The first
WAS sweepstakes for threeyearolds which have
won race nile heats eleven entries six started.
me 1 IQ3iilo"ing is the summary:
McGbh En en- by Lexington .....,............. .
,r,o-.or. Tme-l44ii 1916 i.isia
'o.Vu race iOr purse OF $500 two mile heats. Ave
Hoi f no, s'd''eu' Inc following Is the summary:
Donerail. ''''''''.'.''.'..".... 8
Mr1ilo5oas h r IA '.''.''''''''''''
Tme-3:i6la .369. 3:.55.
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CATTLE MARKET

Nsv J-Rs-ip FOR three dsys-c,tte iZZp nS..
3sO sheep 5000 The cattle marie ss ia sad seiE ~
neil l2L2 100 70 day hosef ~
and or bsare-- "a transacted
,os "a J0Dgt Meum - for FAY ~ aO0to v
fsr - 80 9S6 70, Choice hri,s ~ aer5 % ss
unchanged 81 JOas4 10 Baeoru tsitr si'
ChO Cows snd GOOD -err.
cosal Texas siaSj 10 Through oSes aomina %
81 IS ,,- ----,-.- - -
Hoa.-Cose lue the continued heavy receipt. mah.S
.bn, bach eng 5O0S5 - or Poor % Mellon - y
i5gf5 ~ for Good - Choee lots kTtra sss -
j,ts for Philadelphia. 81 Ge6 10 .-. 49,. - 800 -
n, 75qkT 80 Tor Fs- " Bxtrs assorted lots
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