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ST.. LOUIS, October 1.-THE National
Railroad Convention Committee, in con-
neCtiOn with the Committee Of tho Mer-
chants Exchange Of this city, have in.
vited all the Boards Of Trade, Chambers
Of Commerce and all other commercial
organizations throughout the country
TO send delegates to the COnven.
tion to be held here next month,
in the Same ratio as to the National
Board Of Trade. Each Grange Is also
invited to send three delegates. It Is ex-
pected that one thousand delegates will
he present at the convention. Governor
Garland, Of Arkansas, has notified the
committee that he has appointed five
delegates from the State nj large. The
Finance Committee have pledged them
selves to raise $4,000 to defray the ex.
penscs Of the convention and entertain
delegates,
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NEW YORK.

New York, October IA special
from London says that letters have been
received from Captain Allen Young and
one Of the officers Of the Pandora, dated
Disco, August 0, and Waygart Straits
August 0. The letters describe the voy'
age as pleasant. The Pandora coaled al
Disco. There had been some collisions
with icebergs, but the vessel was not in
jured. The officers letter describes the
crew as working well, All on board fare
alike. Atlvigutut Bay they saw the foe
THE DUELLo.
Another London dispatch states that a
duel was fought with swords ut Vesenet,
near Paris, on Sunday, between two young
Americans named Riggs and Paine. The
cause was an old family vendetta, which
was renewed last Thursday night in the
Renaissauer Theatre, when blows were
exchanged, and the result Of the duel
was that Paine was wounded slightly in
the arm.
CITY TRADE,
The EVcHing Posi- says, as to trade in this
city; We can only say that every firm
from which we hear reports that the sales
Of this season are ahead Of any season
since 1873. On manufactured goods there
has been losses to the manufacturers, but
profits have been made by all through
whose hands the goods have passed after
leaving the manufactures. One Of the
largest dry goods houses reports that
its sales during September were
one million three hundred thousand
dollars ahead OF the corresponding
month in 1874. This il au exceptional
case. Railroad tonnage was never larger
on the trunk lines than now, which, while
1t does not prove that the railroads are
making larger profits (iOr the rates are
low, does show that the volume Of trade
is large, The Directors Of the Atlantic
4 Pacific (which company leases tho Mis-
souri, PaCifc) are now In conference with
certain large stockholders Of the latter,
From the course OF the stock II is inferred
that the dividend on Missouri Pacific will
not be paid.
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$685.. Allen $50, Republican gain &C; Lo.
gan county, three townships, Hayes All
Allen 27s, Republican gain 81; LOrain
county, seven townships, Hayes 1853, AL
len $40, Republican gain 1893; Lucas
county, two townships, Hayes 1856,
Allen l4S, Republican gain 40
Madison county, four townships,
Hayes 40i, Allen 40G, Republican
gain 81; MahOnlDg county, Youngstown,
city complete, Hayes 1906, Allen 1881,
Democrat gain 81 Marion county, three
townships, Hayes 2ss, Allen 276, DEM
ocFatic gain 8; Medina county, Rcpubli-
can gains in seven townships 1883; Meigs
county, Pomeroy city, one ward, Hayes
50, Allen 1856, Democratic gain 81 ;
Miami county, two townships, Hayes 449,
Allen 4O7, Democrat gain AS; Muskin-
gum, two townships, Hayes 206, Allen
Tl, Democrat gain 81; Noble county, one
township, Hayes 100, Allen 07, Republi
can gain 0; Ottawa county, three
townships, Hayes ISS, Allen
1866, Democratic gain 70; Paulding
county, one township, Hayes lO2, Allen
ll0, Democratic gain; PiCkaway county,
four townships and two wards in Circle
vile, Hayes 627, Allen S0i, Democratic
gain Of %; Portage county, ten townships,
Hayes l775, Allen 1867, Republican gain
Of 205; RiChland county, two townships
and one ward Of Mansfield, Hayes 7l0,
Allen B67, Republican gain Of 2li Ross
county, four townships and one ward Of
ChillicOthe, Hayes 304, Allen 4SS, Repub-
lican gain Of 6S; Sundusky county, two
townships, Hayes l70, Allen 322,
Republican gain 81; Shelby county, one
township, Hayes Os, Allen ITO, Demo-
cratic gain Iii Starke county, four town
ships and four wards in Massillon, Hayes
1884, Allen l,34G, Democratic gain So;
Summit county, five townships and five
wards in Akron, Hayes 2,3O3, Allen $3.50,
Republican gain l72; Trumbull county,
eight townships and wards, Hayes 3,460,
Allen l,g97, Republican gain 200; Tusca-
rawAs county, two townships, Hayes 223,
Allen 253, Republican gain %; Union
county, one township, Hayes l02, Allen
O3, Democratic gain 0; Warren county,
two townships, Hayes 70l, Allen 654,
Democratic gain So; Washington county,
eight townships, Hayes l,0l2, Allen 06l,
Democratic gain 35; Wayne county,
eight townships, Hayes |, 1885, Allen I'LL,
Democratic gain 100; Wyandottc county,
one township, Hayes 81, Allen G5, Re-
publican gain 2.
COLUMBUS, October l3.-Midnight-
The Democratic State Central Commit
tee rooms are nearly deserted. The COM
mittee do not yet give up the State but
say that Hayes majority will not exceed
5000 at oil events. About 1000 people
are still at the Republican headquarters.
The Republican State Committee claim
Hayes election by 10000 majority.
COLUMBUS, October l2.-keturns com.
piled from 47O townships, precincts and
wards, comprising one.fourth Of the
State, gives Hayes n majority Of 1000.
The Republicans claim both branches Of
the Legislature.
CINCINNATI, October l3-2 M.-Oa-
cial returns from eighteen wards and
precincts in Hamilton county give Hayes
4,S3l, Allen 1915. The whole county
ticket is probably elected.
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Official Announcement OF the
Death Of Attorney General
DCmIniCk,

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, HARRISBURG
October l2.-To the people Of the Com.
monwenlth Of Pennsylvania: II is with
profound sorrow that make official an,
nOuncement Of the death Of Hon. Samuel
L, Demmick, Attorney General OF this
Commonwealth, which took place in this
city last evening. The high tone Of his
public life, the talents Rnd the private
virtues Of this distinguished man, will be
enduring memorial 10 the hearts Of the
people Of Pennsylvania, out Of respect Ia
his eminent services. The several De.
partment ofthc government will 10 drNp.
ed In morning for the period Of thirty
days and closed on Friday, Oct. 10th,
when his funeral will take place.
Signed J.F. lIARrRANrr.
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CheGntelligenrer.
THE RESULT.

Elections were held Yesterday in Ohio,
t,,,, and Nebraska, All these States
b,,, zone Republican. The contest in
obio ba, been close. but at midnight the
p.opbliean State Committee felt certain
4 ,be Grand result, and by a probable
n,ioriyo Of 10000, The Democratic State
Committee virtually concede Aliens de-
la, bpt claim that Hayes will not have
oyer 5000 majority, Even at 5000 the
n.mocr,tic loss from last year is upward
4 eeOOO. The Republican gain in Gin
ciOp.ti alone, according to a dispatch at
odcIock thi, morning, is 1000 over the
yo,eoi 73. Heavy Rep. gains were made
IN Cleveland, where the temperance
crusade gave the c''y 10 ''e De'hO'F"'S
Last year. As will be seem the leading
pain, have been made this time in tho
cities Of Cincinnati, Cleveland and Co.
lumbus.
The State Of Iowa has gone Republi.
can, as matter Of course-Ihis time by
5000 majority. They disdain small
figures out in Iowa.
Nebraska aIso, as far AS heard from, is
Republican, And so also is the city OF
Newark, New Jersey, where the Repub'
licans made II gain yesterday of $500
over the vote Of 1873.
On the whole, take the returns MS they
stand at this writings A. M.-and We
feel somewhat compensated for the sad
aAliction that fell upon this Senatorial
diocese few days ago,
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NEBRASKA ELECTION.

OMAHA, NEB., October l2.-Hall coun'
ty, entire State ticket Republican, over.
whelming majority; Cass county, State
ticket goes Republican by n good majority
county ticket divided; Sheriff and Clerk,
Democrats, ran ahead Of their ticket. The
Republicans claim that the State, county
and judicial tickets arc elected by Ss
majority.
OMAHA, October l9.--Kearney county,
Republican State, Judicial and county
tickets elected by handsome majoritiesi
Douglass county, the vote is so near
counted that il Is safe to say that
the Republican State and judicial tick.
es have been carried by n handsome
majority also County Clerk aud Treas,
urer. Close vote vote on Sheriff with
prospects Of the election OF the Democrat.
ic candidate. Fillmore, Adams and
Nemaha counties gave handsome Re-
publican majoritics. In Platte there Is n
Democratic victory. The vote in Lin.
coin is undecided; tho county will be
evenly divided. The Republican State
ticket Is elected, Dodge went heavily
Democratic. 1t Is generally conceded
that tho new Constitution has been car
ried by n large majority, and that the
Capital location question has been de.
cided. A strong effort has been made on
the part Of Lincoln, the present Capital,
to have ii settled there permanently,
OMAHA, October l2.-Lancaster polls,
the heaviest vote ever polled. Republi.
can ticket has large majority. Lincoln
City gives 800 Republican majority.
Otoc very close, always has been Demo.
cratic, but nodoubt II gives large lIepub.
lican gain. Cummins very close. Valen.
tine Republican majority Of $50. Returns
thus far received from the State show
that It has gone Republican by majority
of 5000 or 10000. A heavy vote has
been polled. There was much scratch
ing, and some local and Independent
tickets carried in the local md county
election. Col. James ". Savage, Demo.
crat, this city, is probably elected District
Judge,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October l2.-Carlist soldiers to
the number OF 500 have crossed the from
tier at Port de Vanasque into France,
and have been disarmed by the French
authorities.
General SaballO will be summoned to
appear before Carlist court.martial to
answer for his failure.
Jean Baptistc Carpeaux, tho sculptor
Ia hcnh.
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Saloon Keeper Attacked by Il
Crowd Of Negroes.

CINCINNATI, October 12-Geo. Moore
4 cOlorcd saloon keeper, who shot and
severely wounded a man last Sunday, was
released on bail to-day. lie returned to
his saloon tonight, where he was at.
tracted by a crowd Of colored people who
broke into his saloon and destroyed the
furniture. During the melee Moore shot
and mortally wounded Frank Waits, one
Of the attacking party.
In prize fight in this city to-day, he.
tween Frank Terrell and Jack Leonard
two young roughs, Leonard received in
juries which will probably prove fatal.
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Absorbed m ,hc i;io.ii il.

m 0S.SvlSSAri, o., October l2.-i r, NJ
h, l"SSnange to-day not half the usual nun.
,S,ofIe SSfIe in attendance. The election /.
SS,V,'ioEtolng all other interests. The indi-
,SMOn' T,II are that an unusually large vote
M '% PoIlCd, At this hour nothing car
Co,s9a saIa as TO the result, both parties arC
,,,..nt t,1.lent OF success. There were somt
W.1ps a! repeating in the 18th and OH
"N'W which was promptly itusLtated
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October 12.--An off.
cial statement OF the number Of grain and
molasses dislilleries in operation on the
first inst, and their daily capacities
shows the number Of distilleries TO be | "A
with n total daily spirit producing
capacity Of ls0,Ss3 gallons; an increase
over September Of 45 distilleries and 49,.
s74 gallons daily.
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a Centennial building Blown
Down.

PHILADELPHIA, October 12.-Abont
noon to-day n high wind blew down the
unfinished Agricultural Hall in the Cen.
tennial grounds. The building was about
onc.thiFd completed and entirely Of wood.
Eight laborers were injured, Eve serious.
ly and one fatally. The building was I'm.
der contract to be finished January 1st.
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OMAHA, October 2.--To.tlay's election
in this city passed of in quiet and or.
derly manner. Much hard work has
been done on both sides, but determi.
nation widespread among voters to have
the best men without regard to party has
led to much scratching Of tickets.
The epizootic, in a mild form, has ap
pearel here,
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OSE Of the fascinating features Of the
recent manTuvtCs OF the German army
in SlIe'ia was the appearance on the field
oil the Crown Princess OF Prussia, The
future Empress Of Germany. First ale
appeared At the head Of the regiment Of
which she il chief; then on tho arm Of
The Kaiser, winning Silesian hearts by
h'' dash on the field Of parade and her
anlaOilily and grace. The Germans are
very proud of their future Queen and
Empress. The Emperor, too, appeared
delighted with his ,luughter.in.law when
h'"W her leading at a hot pace her regi.
mens oil hus'nr' past him and his guests,
Ms'ment alter regiment fled by the
NA''er, every man behaving At his best
lhe Crown Princess, as Chief Of the Sec.
Onl lli''ar', led her regiment past The
tribune, sitting on her horse easily and
gracefully greeting the Kaiser by touch.
'oS her cap with the silver handle
o' het riding whip, and then, swing.
ing round, dashed rapidly up to The
'u'e'ghidingher horse up to the Kaiser.
''ae, Enthusiastic hurrahs greeted her
aanakerChiei1 lluttercd, and the Kaiser
'ooS her hand and thanked her in n very
"ec''onatc manner. The Princess came
uP"lshtIy flushed from the ride, but, as
Uc herman ladies declared, she looked
'aa,m'ng In the evening she appeared
W. Tue arm Of the Emperor in the trrgar,
so' where agrand festival took place II
aOa0F OF the Imperial visit, and she can't
m'o' a large share otthc popular Cnlhus
,A'n No foreign princess has ever madt
"cteII more beloved by the Prusiani
"'n 'Ae Crown Princess. During tht
y" 'Oc visited hospitals, and was cvCt
V'e@oh in promoting charities, the ain
"sn'ch was to give assistance to the sicI
~u wounded. In works Of we'll doing ii
"S.''n her name Is at the head Of the lisl
u u in promoting art and science mn,
'oclal improvements
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Republican victory.

NEWARK, N. j., October 19.-The city
election resulted in an immense Republi-
can majority. Henry ]. Yates, was elect
ed Mayor by $500 majority over Andrew
SmNlley, Democrat. Republican gain
over last Mayors election in 1873, Is over
$500,
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OS and after November lst the Balti.
more and Ohio Company will cease to
deliver freight at the doors Of consignees
inthis city "a heretofore. And on and
after the same date the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Company will only bill
Wheeling freights to bridgeport, allow.
Ing, however, II drawback Of q cents,
which i'cquivAlcnt to delivering them at
the Wheeling end Of the Suspension
bridge.
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NERnIrr- Nnr nIfIL.rY


MEMPHIS, October l2.-There was a
heavy frost this morning and thin ice
formed in exposed places, but II il mol
believed that any serious damage was
done. Cotton crops in the uplands att
already made, and in the bottoms the late
growth will be checked and thus cause
other portions to mature.
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'raE lion. Samuel ShoIIabarger and n
company of Ohio gentlemen on their
way to Washington City paid us Il mid,
night visit to hear the election news
They left on the 1906 train this morning
carrying with them the news Of Hayes
election.
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CANADA.


COLLISGwOoD, CANADA, October H.
Over 6 inches Of snow fell last night, and
It Is still showing this morning,
MONTREAL, October l2.-St. Pierre
and ThOban, lawyers, and Alderman Ray
have been indicted for being implicated
In riot
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NEW ORLEANS, October l2.-Colonel
Stockton received a dispatch from
Brownsville to-day announcing tho arri.
yalin Rio Grand Of the U. 3. steamer
Rio Bravo, safe and d.sound. The officers
and crew are all we'll.
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WASHINGTON, October i2.-The Attor
ney General is In daily receipt Of advi
ces from Mississippi. Gov. Ames Il
adverse to Nrming citizens Of the State
for their own projection, for the reason
that IL would produce great excitement
Eyefything is Reported nuiet.
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SAN FRASC1sco October 19.-Attived
Pacific Mail steamer Colorado, Hong
Kong, via Yokohama.
LONDON, October l2.-steNmships Pc.
riefie, Erin and Salem, from New York,
arrived out
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LOUISVILLE, October l2.-Albert Fink
late Superintendent Of the Louisville 4
Marshall Railroad, has accepted the posi-.
Lion Of umpire Of the Southern roads,
with headquarters at Atlanta, Ca,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ORFiCE OF TtR CtuRV SIGNAL OTStckR :
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 1871 Am

OPFiCE OF TfiE CinRH 5iONAL OTRtcih !
WASHINGTON, D. C., October 1871 Am
PROBABILITIES.
For the Atlantic States rising batonie-
Ter, northwest To northeast winds, falling
temperature, and clear weather with fte.
1uent frost. ....
For Ohio Valley, Tennessee and Gulf
States, stationary or lower pressure, low
but rising temperature, northeast 10
southeast winds and clear weather.
For Upper Mississippi and Lover Mis-
souri, Valleys and Lakes, slowly falling
barometer, southeast to southwest winds,
rising temperature, partly cloudy wealth
or, and occasional rain.
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TnEsccncs at the Register office along
about midnight last night Nrc Snid to have
been sad. The betting end Of the Dem.
ocracy were on hand for news, and when
they got it it didn't seem to suit them.
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I,rohnbIe i,Irnllncntion.

Sr. PAUL, MrSN., October l2.--Circum-
stances developed to-day made II certain
thatth man found dead near the White
Hear Lake, with a bullet hole in his head,
was Charles Hubbard, Of Springfield, III
The Coroner's jury was unable to deter.
mine whether Hubbard was murdered
for his money or committed suicide.
VERDICT, NOT GUILTY.
One Of the indictments against Cha rles
McElrath, late State Auditor, for alleged
malieasance in office in connection with
school lands was tried to-day. The Jury
rendered a verdict Of not guilty.
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TnEnewY from Cleveland moved the
Democratic betters congrCgated at the
Register office last night like drastic
Pnrgativc. They wanted to hedge, hut it
was too late.
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CHICAGO, October l2,-Pfesident Grant
and party arrived in this city this after.
noon and were driven TO the Palmer
House. The President held an informal
reception.
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lri,no longer "lEise up" but "Sst
Down" William Allen. The venerable
relic of antiquity has been heard Of for
the last time in politics.
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NEW YoRK, October l2.-The failure
Of b, Hunter, tea merchant, 1872 Front
street, is announced. Liabilities nm.
known.
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ARKANSAS.
GRAND LODGE OF MAsoss


LITTLE Rock, October 12.-The Grand
Lodge Of Masons for this State met last
night. The attendance was large. Grand
Master Bell delivered his annual address.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: N. L. Bell, Grand Master,
reelected; George Thornburgh, Deputy
Grand Master; NJ Mcclure, Grand Ora
tor; Luke L. Barber, Grand Secretary; Il.
L. Dodge, Grand Treasurer.
MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION OF rHYsf.
CLANS.
In obedience 10 call Of q large number
Of medical fraternity Of the State, there
was a Mass Convention Of physicians to-
day for the purpose OF organizing another
State Medical Association. The follow.
Ing officers were elected Dr.. Ellis Byrd,
OF Phillips, county, President; Il. T. Date,
Of ZexNpkane county, Secretary.
ARKANsAs PESiTENTrARY.
An investigation into the management
Of the Arkansas penitentiafy by the
contractor Zebe Ward, conducted by the
Board as Penitentiary Commissioners,
consisting Of the Governor, Secretary Of
State and Attorney General, has Just been
had. The Board finds some grave abuse
existing nj present, but they do not re-
gard them Of a character sufficient TO
warrant them in depriving The present
lessee Oihis contract.
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BELLAIRE, A. NJ, October IS.
Special to the InIGllIgCnCer,
The city of Bellaire polled in tO.days
election | ,3O4 votes. The count shows a
majority Of 7Ofor Hayes. The township
(Pultncy) polled 1900 votes, and gives
Hayes a majority Of IL, +,
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rEnRE nAurE ASSOCIATION RAcl

TERRE HAUTE ASSOCIATION RACES.
TERRE lTAuTE, October l2.-The fall
meeting OF tho Terre Haute Association
began today. The attendance this after
noon was fair.
There were IA entries for the 2;30 trOt
for purse OF $3.50 and 8 starters. The
race was won by LOafer, Of Bunker Hill,
ILL.,, n little roam horse that sold for 800
last April; Frank Meyers second.
SummNry-l.OafGr !, |, |; Little Clip
sey ., ., distanced; Frank Myers 8, 8, 2;
SCioto Belle !, 4, 8; Tom Adams 8, 8, dis.
tanced. Time, 2:32, 2:33, 2:3l.
There were five entries for the 2i27
trOt, for u purse Of $3.50, three to 60.
Lady Byron won the race easily.
Summary-Lady Byron 2, |, |, 1; Moss
Rose |, 9, ., 9; Tom Brown 3, 3, 8, 3.
Time, 2;3l, 1882, 2;32!; 2;3l4.
JEROME PARK RACES.
New YonK, October 12.-Thc jerome
Park races we're resumed to-day. The
first race was one mile and a quarter
Big Sandy, Lizzie H., Invoice and Revolt.
The race resulted In dead heat between
Big Sandy and Lizzie r., Invoice aud
Revolt following in the order mentioned.
Time, 2;l04,
The second race was for pnrse Of Ave
hundred dollars, for two year Olds, three
quarters Of n mile, and was won by
Dauntless--Ambush second, Molllc Car
yer third, and Ayriel fourth. Time 1.2l.
In the third race, for a purse Of $500,
all ages, two miles, Acrobat, Mate, Mil.
ner and Col. Nclligan started. The Mate
won, Miner second, Acrobat third. Time,
3:43.
In the fourth race, sweepstakes for
all ages, one mile, five started.
The race was won by Joe Germs by ten
lengths, Taller second, Emily Carter
third, Grey Log fourth, New York fifth.
Time, 140!.
Tho handicap steeple chase, about two
miles, was won by Trouble; DiAvolo sec.
ond, Deadbeat third. Time, 4.22.
Tho deciding heat OF the first race be-
tween Lizzie H. and Big Sandy, was won
BY the lattCr In 2:l89.
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Nasty.

Mr.. NaSby Makes n Proposition
TO the BilI.lHOlderS OF the I'M
limited Trust and Confidence
COInpHDy-The Result Of the
Negotiation.