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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-13

EX.GovERNoR HENRY A. WISE died
Rt his residence In Richmond, Virginia,
yesterday at twelve o'clock, after an ILL
ness OF some months during which he
suffered excrucistipg pain, retaining,
however, to the last his powers OF mind
IN all the clearness OF his ripest days in
public life. The news of his death,
though an event TO be anticipated, viii
occasion profound sorrow. His great
servie IS as statesman and soldier, the
purity Of his life, his lofty patriotism,
his unselfish course In a long career
marked by vicissitudes of the most exc
trsordinary character, had endesTed
him not only to the people Of his ma
tive Virginia, but TO those
OF the Union, especially of the south. IT
is impossible to recall bis name without
remembering st the same time his sig
nal and crushing defeat of Koow-Noth-
ingism. Nothing that ever occurred in
the political contests of this country
ever created so great revolution in
public sentiment. An American in
every fibre Of his heart, he was the spe-
cisl champion of the foreigners who had
cast their lot with US and desired to be-
come American citiz Ems, and 50 long as
they or their children shall live, his
name will be revered and cherished IS
among the noblest OF the friends Of lib
erty. We mourn his death, and regret
that be could not have lived to witness
the restoration Of the government to the
hands Of these whose policy he believed
20 be Wiseet and safest.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Distinguished Visitors The Dangerous
Frame Tenements Near the CeBten-
DiaI Buildings to be Torn Down.

PHILADELPHIA, September 12-Thi
morning the delegation of the German
woTkingmen, now on visit to the Cen
tennisl, paid visit to the mayor. They
uor accompanied by the German con,
sui, Mr.. Y, C"Srles H. Meyer Meyer and com
mittee Of Germ cItlZsnE'
At halt-past twelve :"'clock to-day the
members Of tbe Virginia Dfees associ
alton arrived in this city from baltl'
more, for the purpose OF visiting the eSS
hibition. They were met at the depot
by Mr.. Winslow, president OF the Press
club of Philadelphia.
In the quarter sessions this morning
Judge Ellcock sent for the grand jury
after consultation with the mayor, anC
when they came in he addressed them
as follows in reference to their specia
pTesentment of the previous day: "YOul
pTesentmept YVES communicated to tht
mayor, and / have to say in answer
thereto, that before your pIesentment
was made the mayor had taken steps tC
abate the nuissnces complained of by
you, by notifying the owners and occu'
pants of the frame buildings along Elm
avenue and bordering on the Centennial
buildings, to remove them. II that
notice is not complied with the mayor
proposes to tear them down. Ii any OBJ
struction is interposed to this course the
matter will be brought to the attention
of the courts of law, and If. after consul.
tation with the district-attOrney, the
further action of the grand jury will be
required, the matter will be laid before
Won ~
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A TELEGRAM Ieceived from Ssvau-
nah. on Monday, was to the effect that
help was needed, and We learn through
the New York papers that money sub
scriptions are being taken up in the
northsra cities foT the rslie' Of the desti-
tute. Although the response Of the
mayor Of the stricken city TO the eff Oi
heIp from our Howard association was
decliaed FOR the PRESENT, we suggest that
it would be g proper thing in US, remem.
bering the bouuteous ard unstinted re-
lief that poured in upon Us In 1873, to
respond promptly to the csll Of the S.
vsnuRh benevolent association. The
work OF relief should not be left TO
northern cities. Memphis ought to do
40. -aething and not wait TO be asked.
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HEAVY FORGERY.
A Nice TOung Man from the GOuufr;
Takes In n Number of st. Louis
and New York Banks.

ST. LOUIS, September 12-Reports
hSve been in circulation here since Sum-
day that heavy forgery had been COM
mitted on one OF the city banks, bat the
matter has been kept 80 far quiet, and
few, if any, Of the facts could be ascer-
tanned. 1t now appears, however, thai
young man, formerly living in Howard
county, this State, but now doing business
here, forged the names OF the proper
officers to some blank Howard county
bonds and borrowed money on them as
collateral from one Of the banks of the
city. The forgery was said to have b:en
for upward of fifty thousand dollars, but
this is not definitely known. It is
known, however, that he got thirty
five hundred dollars here on seven
thousand dollars worth of bonds,
and it is believed that he raised
some fifteen thousand dollars in one Of
the eastern cities, supposed to be in New
York. The bonds were procured from
the house of Studley & Co., OF this city,
which had printed the bonds for How
ard county, but it appears that the
plate had not been destroyed. Under
what representations the bonds were OBJ
tanned has not yet transpired, but 1t will
probably be known in day or two. 1t
is said the young msu intended TO take
the forged bonds up, he having used
them merely to meet a business emer-
gency. At al events the banks here
have been made good by the forger him
self, and there Will be no prosecution.
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ANSWERED.!

n the APPEAL, Avalanche, and Ledger. an
; peared card from N. H. Wilson Il Co, on
the 10th inst, warning all persons to pay no
money to me on account of Wilson Sewing
Machines, and that L was discharged from
tneir employ on May 25, 1875 Said card is
false, and intimates what it does not state,
and is designedly wOrded, and was published
with malicious intent aDd self-interest, ano
not for the benefit OF customers. l hRVeneVer
asked for, or received, single dollar on any
of the accounts of N. II. Wilson q Co. since
the date mentioned, and defy them to prove
to the contrary. l now represent the White
Sewing Machine Comt ny in a position OF
more trust and prof sneVer before Said
company manuiactu lIof the Wilson ma
chimes prior to Dec D6- 1st last, and now
have machine OF eiIown on the marke;
which FAR suTpasSe the Wilson, and hence
tne Jealous feeling The same N. H. " ilson,
who published the C ard in question, requested
me, on the 9th inst, to make a demand on
him, in writing, for one thousand (Sl0OO) dol
lars, SO that he could show the letter 10 his
partner, James A. Swain, to whom he hal
loaned the money, and desired to recover it
for my beneht. Since July LIST have been
making contracts rapidly with my old agents
and dealers, and 1 now have over three
fOurths of them engaged to represent the
White Machine, and they are delighted with
the change. The card referred to is like the
last kick of vanquished competitor, for
whom have no respect.
NJ NJ. BEACH,
Gen1 District Agent White Sewing Machine
Company, A North Court street.
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TIE IN 7vention Of the New York De
mocrscy, ca ed for the purpose Of NOM
mating candid, 'te for goverrorin place
of Seymour, who de- 'uneo on account Oh
sickness, will meet at ~i~Voss 'o-oSy'
1t is difficult to say who y. III oe noD'i' 7.
nstsi,ss there is a strong fseIine SsaiEs'
the consideration Of the names CT S'y
of the gentlemen placed in nominatioL
before the first convention. But one
thing Is certain, guided by the wisdom
which comes of lesson learned, gen.
tleman will be nominated every way
worthy Of the sufirages of the party, one
who viii strengthen the ticket and
whose name will prove Of itself q tower
Of strength. With the example Of the
Massachusetts Democrats before them,
those Of New York cannot fail to select
a standard bearer worthy the first State
la the Union.
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The NOr.hHeId Bank Robbers

ST.. PAUL, September 12.-Governol
PiIlsbury has issued proclamation offer
ing a reward OF one thousand dollars
each for the capture OF the bandits en-.
gagged in the Northfield affair. This Is
in lieu Of the reward of one thousand
i've hundred dollars heretofore offered
for the capture of the entire band. The
First national bank, at Mortified, has
also increased its reward TO five hundre d
dollars each. A Pioneer Press special.
from Waterville, says the horses and
saddles of the robbers were found this
evening in the timber, near Cleveland,
on the Waterville road. This is accept
ed by some as evidence that the robbers
have escaped through the Gordon of pur-
suers, and many of the latter are going
hone, though a number remain and are
still scouting In the timber. The sheriff
of Faribault county reports seeing five
men near Indian lake, three miles from
MankRto, this evening, which bears out
the description Of the robbers, and force
Of men have gone in pursuit. The Off
cials of the various railways have been
notified to be on guard.
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YelIOw.FeVer I'm New York.

NEW YORK September 1.-TWO cases
of yellow-fever have been reported to
the board Of health of this city. The
first was that Of John Evans, q wealthy
business man Of Savannah, who died
at a fashionable hotel on Broadway.
The second was q sailor, vino was found
sick at a sailors clearinghouse, No. 81
Market street. Evans came here from
Savannah to escape the scourge. Promi.
nent physicians say there Is no cause for
alarm, as the season Is too far advanced,
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Another Call for Ronds

WASHINGTON, September 12.-The
thirty fourth call for the redemption Of
five-twenty bonds of 1865, May and No.
vember, has just been issued from the
treasury department. The call is fol
$1O,OO0,OOO, as follows: Coupon bonds
$50, number Sol to $50, both inclusive
500, number 2501 to $500, both inclu.
sive; $500, number 970l to 5000, both
inclusive; $1,000, number 26, ,O0l to 80, $50
both inclusive; total coupons, 81, 600, 600
Registered-SlOO, number 651 to HOO, both
both Inclusive; $1,000, number 1901 tG
300, both inclusive; 5000, number 155l
to 23O0, both inclusive; $4,000, number
2lO1 to 3l00, both inclusive; total regis.
tered $1,000, 600; aggregate, $40, 600, ,0OO
Principal and accrued interest on these
bonds will be paid December 18th, after
which date int rest will cease,
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Pooling the Earnings of Western Rail.

ST. LOUIS, September 12.-The con-
vention of the representatives. Of a num-
ber Of western railroads, who hsld q
meeting at Chicago recently to consult
in relation to the pooling of the earnings
of western roads, and to prevent the pro-
rating system, which has been so dam
aging to western interests, net at the
Lindell hotel this morning, but at pres
ent writing no results have transpired.
At the adjournment OF the meeting to.
night it was given cut that the business
had progressed far enough to warrant
the statements that the roads interested
will pool their freight earnings; that is.
the regular rates will be enforced, and
the earnings of sil the roads be placed
in one pool, and then divided smong
the roads in proportion to mileage OF
transportation. This will prevent the
cutting of rates. The roads also
agree not to carry freight for e2st-
err roads at less rates than those charged
merchants and other parties. The con.
vention will probably complete its work
TO morrow. The roads represented at
the meeting were: Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy: Missouri Pacific and Atlantic
Pacific; Chicago and Alton; Han
:.ibal and st. Joseph; at. Louis, Kansas
CITY ard Northern Missouri; Kansas,
Texas and Kansas City; st. Soseph ana
Council Bluffs.
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A DISPATCH from Belgra1e says that
Russia VIII not permit Servis to accept
the terms OF peace proposed by Turkey.
The question now is, will Russia throw
of the mask and opeE ly prosecute the
war that shs is actually WagiDg while
pTetendiL & % be Dlertly servIa's friend :?
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Baseball Racket.

PHILADELPHIA, September T.
Cincinnatis 8, Athletics II. Runs
earned! Athletics, 8. First base by
errors: Athletics, s; Cincinnati, 2.
HARTFORD, September l2.-Hartfordt
s, Chicagos Z. Runs earned: Chicago; o.
Hartford, 4.
BOSTON, September 12.-Bostons q
st Louis 5 Runs earned: p Louis,
Boston, l. First base on err, a Boston,
<. ST T,oy1is e. -
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Another Outbreak X in the South Caro-
lima Rice Fields.

CHARLESTON, September 12.-There
has been another serious Cu.break
among the rice hands on the Combshee.
The la6orers who were at Yorki have
heen attacked and severely beaten.
Work is altogether stopped, and the
rioters refuse to allow the rice already
harvested to be shipped to market. Gov.
ernor Chamberlain has dispatched
9 special officer to the scene OF trouble,
who is ordered to take vigorous meas.
ures to arrest and imprison the ring
Ia9derh
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No9ICR.

s hereby given 10 the public generally thai
4 M. Nj. BEACH, former agent tor the sale OF
the Wilson Sewing Machines, Is not in any
way connected with this agency, or the Will
son Sewing Machine Company, he havine
been discharged from our employ May 25 1876
and all parties are warned to pay no moneys
TO said N, M. BEACH on account of Wilson
Sewing Machines.
N. H. WILSON & co. General Agents.
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The AbseondIpg montreal JeweIer.

ST. LOUIS, September 12.-E. Il. Mel
lor, the ascending Montreal jeweler,
was released to-day under writ Of hG-
6eGs corpus, the requisition papers neces-
sary to secure his return esst not having
arrived. He was Immediately rearrest-
ed by the United States marshal on the
charge Of smuggling, and also by the
cnunty marshal, at the instance of w. G.
Wunderlicb, OF Montreal, on tie charge
Of larceny Of large amount Of jswelry.
Ee was taken before United States Com
missioner Clarke, but the hearing Of the
case was postponed until Friday, and
Mellor was remandsd to Jail.
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German-AmeTtsaD BuIldIng and Loan
AsSG cisgiOE.
FTNHE monthly meeting of this Association
i will be held THIS DAY, at o'clock pm. at
the ofhce of Marx & Bensdorf. Money on hand
Will be loaned out. Members are requested to
pay their dues during the day.
L. IGLAUER, President.
ID. BENSDORF, Secretary.
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Serious Railway Aeciduu

RICHMOND, VA, September l2.-Five
cars of the Atlanta express train on the
Danville railroad, near Greensboro,
Horth Carolina, ran of the track to-day
and were thrown down an embank'
ment thirty feet. Thirteen persons were
injured, though not fatally.
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Political,

LOUISVILLE, September II. - The
Democrats e of New Albany had an en-
thusiastic political meeting this evening,
speeches being made by Senati /
M'DOnald and others.
Tue Republicans back OF jefferson.
vile were addressed in the afternoon by
MessTs Harrison and Bristow. There
was a large gathering to hear the
susS kers
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DIED.

ROPER-Mrs, CATHERINE ROPER, wife of
James Roper, in the 25th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence, No. 125 Elliott
street, this "WEDNESDAY morning, at 10
o'clock. Services at st. Patrick's Church
Friends of the family are invited to attend.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Il cotton and gold: NssO
York cation, II 9 leo. Memphis cotton,
lie. NeV York gold, IO9S. Memphis
gold, I09.
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EXElnFRIX NOTICE

7 HAVE qualified as Executrix OF ]. @
l. Weaver, deceased, and all creditors are
notified to file their claims, properly proven
vito me, or my attorney, L. B. Mcfarland, SS
Madison street. August ~, 1879.
MRS. JANE L. WEAVER, Executrix.
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TURKEY has promised to ditribute
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
among the Bulgarian suffarers.
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AncienI Order an HIhernInns.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, September 12.-.
At the State convention Of the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians, held at Koungs-
town to-day, Rev. M. A. Seaman, Of
Niles, Ohio, was chosen State delegate
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WEATHER PROBABILITIEs.

WAR DEPT-, OFFICE ca. StG. OFTIoEB, !
Hs-FIFeTos. september - I an.
In the South Atlantic and GUY lSotes
Tennessee and the ohio valley, rising
barometer, north and east tciads. cooler,
JiOUos0ed 6y l0GrmeT and clear aoeathey.
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OVER three thousand Russians Of sIl
grades have joined the Ssrvian army.
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considerable Trouble Ahead with tht
Indians.

ST. PAUL, September IL "A Bismarck
special to the Pioneer Press says that
advices just received from Standing
Rock agency show considerable trouble
ahead. A chief named John Goss was
arrested for carrying supplies to the hos
tile camp, thus creating strong feeling
between the Indians and the military
who made the arrest. A courier left for
this place, but before he had crossed the
river opposite Standing Rock he heard
the long.rOll beat and bugle sounded,
and saw soldiers and white men running
toward the military quarters.
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Fchurz Giving Comfort TO the RAIDS

CHICAGO, September l2.-The New
York Sun having stated that Hon. Carl
Sehmz, on writing to friend in Wssh-
iugton, had said thst in Ohio the GsI-
man vote was arrsye1 against the Re-
publicsns and he had doubts whether
Hayes would carry the State. . friend Of
the ex x-sena'or telegrsphed Nm to-day
about the SUMS story, ssking for the
facts and the privilege OF making his
reply public. The following ls MIR.
SchuTz's reply:
MICHIGAN CITY, IND, September u, 1876.
wrote no sucn letter, and entertain
no such opinion. Ohio seems to me
sure for Hayes. Use this as yo1 please.
c. SCHURZ.
This positive denial Of the Sun s:ory,
and the expression Of the belief that
Ohio is sure for Hayes, gives great salts
faction 10 the Republicans here.
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Average Republican majority for COVER
nor IN 5he yeals or the Presidential
election gor the last sixteen years Is
1851 or in round 900
To judge whether the Republicans
gain or lose at the coming election, the
c9mpsrison must be made with the vote
of the Presidential yesr5. Anything
less than eighteen thousand will show a
Republican loss The Republicans are
msking desperate effort to hold on to
their msjority. Mr. Blaine promised
Hayes even more. The State Is literally
an encampment Of Federal ofice-hold-
ers. With fourteen custOmhousss and
their off 5isls on the coast, and an un-
counted number Of revenue and custom
house Officers on her extensive borders
and in the interior: win the Kittery
nsvy-yard, and the funds Of Chambers
crooked whisky ring, snd the frantic
appeals and gross ISLANDERS OF swarm OF
thtir most reckless speakers In every
village they may not be able to hold on
TO their avefage msiority. The Dem9c-
rscy are determined to cut it down. we
shall soon see which is right IN the.r
predictions, the Democracy or Mr.
Blaine
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Savannah, September. IL: Yellow.
fever interments to-day, twenty-One.
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seuth CaroIina RepnbI can ConventIon

COLUMBIA, September l2.-The State
Republican convention TO nominate
State officers met TO day. Robert Suslls,
.S3iored congressman, was elected tenn
no, ,sry chairman. There are cOntesting
deIess.es from several counties, in oppo-
sJtion to ChSmberlsip, VINO sre bitter,
but not strong enough TO defeat his nom.
nation for governcE'
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ELECTION NEWS.
Retnrns from Maine Show a Loss Upon
The General Average OF Republic
can Successes Since 1860.
Democratic Gains in Four COunties-A
Very Heavy Vote POIled-COm-
paratiVe Statement-Etc.

Special TO the Memphis Appeal
NEW YORK, September 12.-Returnf
from Maine received up to balf-psst one
o'clock his morning, show vote large
ly in excess Of any Jefore polled, and in
dicate that the Republican msjority has
been decreased five or six thousand be.
low the average msj5rity for governor
In the last four Presidential
yeaTs. There have been very
large Democratic gains. The Re.
pu5lic1ns claim a gain by comparing
with the vote Of last year. Comparison
should be made with the voc for gov
e.nor in Presidential years. Four coun-
dH-HAncock, Ssgsdahoc, Washington
aDd Wsldo-show a d amocratic gain Of
2738, as compared with the vote for gov
ernor ia 1872.
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RACE NEWS.
Fail Meeting at Mystic Park.

BOSTON, September 12.-The fall
meeting at Mystic park opened to-day
with the largest attendance at sny Of the
parks here this sessOp, The 2 40 class,
purse of $1,000; $500 to first, $3.50 to
s sscond, $50 TO third, and 800 10 fourth.
Dick SwivelsF, ], /, /; Caddie Allen,
. 8, 2; Nellie, Z, .. 5; Rosa, 3 8; II.
drin1. 8 4, 8; Danger, 4. Z. Z; Elevator,
10. s, 4; Brockiin, 9, 5, 6; Boston Pilot,
s. 8, S; Frank Howe, 6, distsnced
Katie distanced; Gentle Nellie dis.
tancsd. Tirae-2:32, 1924, 1884; 1882,
Class purse. $3.50; $3.50 10 first, 1915
to second, $Z25 20 third, aud $50 tC
fourth, with eight entries. Six started,
Five heats we've travelled. Two horses
were d;stanced, Sensation won the
second and fourth heats, Nellie BurleW
the first, May Bird tbe third, and Belis
the fifth. Time-2:24, 2:234, 1928, 2!2i4
and 2:251. Race postponed till To-
morrow.
The Kentucky Races.
LExINGTON. KY, September 12.--Tht
races were well attended to-day, and tht
track Ia much bstter condition thar on
yenterday.
First Rrce-A handicap sweep
stakes for sIi ages; $50 each, S25 forfeit
and only SO If declared; $40 added
one and half miles; fourteen entries
and five stsrters. A. Keene Richsrd'i
b c. Rdman, four years cid, by War
dance, lOs uounds, l; J. Henry MilleFi
c. b. m. g Gorge Bowman, five years
old, by Lexington, i05 pounds, 2
Williams and o Ren's,b. f. Fair Play, five
years old, by Virgil, lis pounds, q
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Cleveland.

In the races to day the 2:24 class purse
for $500 was won by Silversides, John
B. second, Sleepy john third, Lew
Scott fourth. Time-2:281, 2;292, 2:28a.
In the 2:35 class for purse Of 500,
five heats were tr0tted, G 2rtie taking
two, Kensneau Boy two, Starlight one.
The race was postponed until tomorrow
on account OF darkness. The races to-
morrow are the 2:40 class and running
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Katie Pesrce and Carrie Anderson net
placed. Time-2:40.
Second RGce-A colt stake for two
year old; S25 pay or play, $500 added
aud second colt to have bis stake; three
fourths OF mile; ten entries and seven
starters. This race resulted In dead
hest between Buf0rd's M'Whirter and
M'IatyTe's King Faro, and was decided
by the parties dividing the purse. Time
-1:lSi. Buford had bad start, being
fully forty yards behind.
Third Race Trial puise, $3.50 three
fourths OF mile; seven entries, all start
ing. Cad wsllsder and Tnomss g. c..
Linsmare by Ljghtniy g, /; M'Intyre's
Nichols b. I. Lille Brent by Imperial
Phseton, 2; J. A. Gunstead's b. T.
Pbp1e MAJ flower by Imperial Phseton,
3. The rest not placed Time-2:l74.
There will be two fiae races tO-mor-