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Counterfeit Railroad BONDS.

New YORK, November 22.-Counter.
felt bonds Of the Prairie Du Chen diyis'
ion OF the Milwaukee h St. Paul Rail.
road company, bearing Z $40 per cent
interest, were found in circulation In the
street this morning. The parties who
offered the bonds for sale have been ar.
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MoS1rELIER, VI, November 22.-A
Joint resolution passed the Hou'e to.dsy
instrueting tho Vermont Congre@usn to
use their influence 10 secure tho permR'
nent resumption Of specie paymen! Is
early ss January 1879.
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srRINoFIELD, Mass, November 22.--
A convention Of the whip manufacturers
OF the country at Westield has made an
advance in the prices Of 80 per cent on
common goods and so per cent on 6ne,
necessitaied by the advance in whale.
bone.
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The trial Of G. Weisert, OK. Deputy Col
lector OF Internal Revenue, began to-day
in the .. S. District Court on an indict-
ment for bribery. In the case Of John
Fitzgerald, gauger, who pleaded guilty Of
conspiracy, nolle pros. was entered.
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prcpnrlng his lIeasare,

WAsHIsoToS, November 22.-The
President is engased'to.day In preparing
his message, and in consequence has Civ.
en- audience TO very few visitors, among
them = Japanese minister.
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sr. PAUL, November 22.-The of.
cial returns Tor Minnesota show Hayes
majority to bs 2i.0o7; the 3 Rspu6ll.
can CoDgressmen are elected by the fol.
lowing majorities: DunneIl, s,9i6;
SIrnit. 4 40; Stewart, 900.
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FRANCE.
A Ministerial Crisis lmminen,

A Ministerial Crisis Imminent
LONDON, November ga dispatch
from Paris states that the Left recently
introduced In the Chamber Of Deputies
In Interpolation to the ministry asking
why military escort 10 which the fu'
neralS Of the members Of the Legion o.
Honor are legally entitled has been re-
fused. In cases where the deceased has
been buried without any religious cere'
monies this question Is becoming a very
serious one. The Left refuse to com
promise, and It Is feared that minis
ierial crisis may ensue.
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FIRE RECORD.
$4,000 Fire.

New York, November 22.-The loss
by the burning of W. II. Payne & Co..
grain storage and flour mill, last night
will rnnch S05 00n.
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Convention OF Passenger Agents
Adjourned.

MEurnH, November 22.-The General
Passenger AgeptS' Convention adjourned
this evening. The nature Of the business
transacted has not yet trauspired.
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Movement OF Government ves.
uaiH

NORFOLK, November ?2.-The United
States monitors Wyando,te, Montana aud
Passaic, under Col. Courcy, OF the o. s.
steamer shawmut, to-day steamed down
10 Hampton Roads under orders TO be
in readiness TO sail Immediately.
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CATHOLIC INTOLERANCE IN SPAIN.
LONDON, November ga special
from Madrid reports that two Protestant
ministers, one citizen Of the United
States, were recently forbidden to hold
religious services by tho Mayor OF the
village Of Llan, near the French frontier,
in the province Of Santander. They were
subsequently detained, pending prose.
cution commenced against them, although
the prayer meeting they held was con.
Quoted according TO law.
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MILWAUKEE, November 22.-The off.
cial majority for Hayes In this State Ia
6,l4l. Owing to a mistake In printing
the blank returns the majority for Downs,
one Of the Republican Electors, is only
200
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aommrnoad 1ho Count.

ALBANY, Eovembsr 22.--The State
canyassers to day commenced the count
OF tho vote oftho State OF Now York,
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wrTnpRAwAL OF SPECIE.

Ninety.nine thousand pounds sterling
In American Eagles, for tho United
States, and $4,000 Sovereigns for Canada
were withdrawn from the Bank yeslcr.
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ronAcco FACroRIEs puRNEp

RICHMOND, Va. November e2.--Fire
IN Linchburg yesterday, destroyed the
Tobacco Factory OF 7. II. Allen and
Geo. Miles, besides damaging other pro-
perty. Loss over $4,000, mostly in.
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Seorefnry Cameron,s Renort

WASHMGToH, November 22.-seereta.
ry Cameron has completed hiI annual 70.
port, and gave thS Ptsaldont Q copy this
Lmarnlnl.
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rrRE on sHIPDOARD,

New ORLEANS, November PA FIRE
occurred last night in the hold Of the
bark Manhattan. There were 800 bales
Of cotton on doard, loading for Hayre,
Damages estimated at $4,000.
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nussrA's POLICY NOT 1NpLExtpLE.

BRUSSELS, November PIE Nord, q
Russian organ, confirms the substantial
accuracy Of the Russian programme as
published in the Vienna Political Core.
spondenee. L. Nord adds that this pro-
gramme Is not absolutely inaexible, pa r.
ticularly as regards the occupasi Oh oi
Turkish territory.
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rTpE AT MArrOoN. uL,

NATION, Ill, November ga fire
here last night nearly destroyed Dole
Bros large block, together with stores
and various establishments. Total loss
about ST0OOoi insurance, nearly two
thirds.
DUNDEE, ILL.,, November 22.-Taylor
Hunt & Co.. grist mill burned this morn.
ing, together with their sash, door and
blind factory. Loss, $4,000; uninsured
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NRANBERRIES.

NRANBERR1Es.
% cntss, eus hs,hSl siSh, shass ettlutaA
hand. .Picksd be:rsI, t0r IaIs lev.
:ssi 81 '''''''ai LII, pAvESPoR1 a YAna
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ENGLAND.
Obituary..

LONDON, November 22.-GencrGl Sir
John Bell, G. @. B. Is dead.
A GENERAL PROHIBITION.
LONDON, November GA Berlin
special says that Russia has proposed TO
other continental powers general pro.
hibition Of the expectation Of horses BY
all countries.
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Sr. LOUIS, November 22.-L. s. Net.
calie, Republican candidate in the Third
district, this city, has declined the pro-
position OF Mr.. Frost to refer the mEt.es
Of their election back to the people.
ISDlcTMESTs euAsHED,
Thcsingle and joint indictments sgainst
D. W. Mum and D. T. Lanegau for com.
plieity in the whiskey frauds were either
quaslied or nollied in the q. s. District
Court to-day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE TURKISH WAR.
The Conservative Press DIstrust
the Car.

LONDON, November "a The Pol
Mall Gazette, Standard and other conser.
vative journals express complete dislrust
Of the Cars pacific assurances as ex-
pressed to Lord Lotus, the British Am.
bassador TO St. Petersburg, in his inter.
view with His Majesty on the I'd Of No.
yember.
81. PETERSBURG, November 22.-The
Gar In receiving various distinguished
person3lges, during the last few days, has
stated that he would still hope for the
maintainance OF peace, but considered
Russias honor and his own pledged TO
obtain, the autonomy which he had de.
manded from the Porte.
PRINCE MILAN AND THE CAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 22.-Sla.
rinoyich, Servian Minister Of tho Int.
rior, has been entrusted by Prince Milan
with special mission TO the Ctar and
will come here rs the confidential agent
OF the Prince. Its expected that he will
succeed 10 re.establishing the cordial re.
lations between Russia and Servia, and
will also agree with the CEar about the
conditions Of seryia's participation In
the war, should Conference fail 10 bring
peace.
lIARBoR ToRPEDoEs.
KERTcH, November 2..-The torpe.
does in the harbor were placed loose near
the battery, and a gun boat has been sta.
toned to conduct the vessels through
Kertch straight. Rega Is partially OBJ
structed, but not entirely, by ice.
RESIGNED.
sr. PETERSBURG, November PA dis.
patch from Saulin announces that the
Seryian ministers have rendered their
designations. The reason Is not known.
Prince Milan has not yet accepted them,
but the ministers persist in their deter
mination.
CoSsrASrrNopLE, November ED
helm Pasha, the Turkish Ambassador at
Berlin, not Midhat P@ha as previously
reported, has been appointed as the sec
ond Plenipotentiary of Turkey at the
conference.
D.. .,na. ,.,ut
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SPAIN.
To Be. Executed when Captured

To Be..Executed When CaptuFeu.
MADRID, November 22.-The govern.
ment Ia determined to execute the men
who seized the steamer Montezuma when.
ever 1t captures them.
Armed vessels will convoy the mer.
chant shipping in Cuban waters. The
maritime powers have assented to this
arranHement.
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ARRANGED AT LAST.

The long projected marriage between
King Alfonso and a daughter OF Duke De
Montpensier is now reported to be def
nitely arranged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-10
FOREwARSED. FoREARMED.

The GlssgOT county justices, owing - the appal!-
- catastrophe ~ Brooklyn, have agreed that steps
hOI'd be taken 60 provide ample means OF exit fTU
theatres and projection against FIRE, and has alp
oaed committee Of justices and architects 10 IN
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

Kos.,usko Mlssiss!pI (. Is 70 have q calaboose.
The Okoloha Aiiss) N.irs, Republican paper,
has suspended
The Mississippi State grange meets At Jackson
on the twelfth Instant
Charlie Armstrong. Lorenzo Dow, Bln Allen and
Adam Washington. all cclOred. have been arrested
aud Jailed al sands Mississippi. for burning cot
tol-gir.
IN Cannon. Of CrO-keit county. Tennessee. last
week Killed nine hogs that averaged three hundred
and y-eight pounds. lis heaviest weighed i0un
hundred and SKIS POUNDS.
The Kosclusko tgiIss.t Sar says: The eIec: Of
Democratic rule IN Mississippi shows Itself IN the
li o-.s ,,r,lIT ~ sr2ii mi tr 1Ses are from one
fourth % oue-thiTd less than las. year.
The K0sciuslS0 Miss, S,Ir gives an account OF a
land and Thomas Il. Johnston. a uricsmasoH. AZ
Ngfhau Sumner county. Johnson u seems, was
drirkiug and became Insulting % Holland; Rho,
after bearing q for time, armed himself win .
shot.ua aud upon johnson aGssnsing toward him,
shot him In tae stomach causing lnsti-.i Gt'ith
johnson w1s moi armed ~ the tline having onlg
bari0T iniie, CLOSED and IN his pocket az Tie Time
ne vas shot
The Bolivar Tenn l:4Elsli1 SAYS Of two Memphis
citizens: These rTu distinguished Gentlemen are
SPOKEN Of o. on The chlr Of speaker IN the Ienues-
see iss.slature. Our people knoE these gentlemen
well and wuuld be pleased % se eliheT Lliihg thI
position They are ciiel lJ nature ;.n- siioiasllc
requirements. Ar. Peters made 5n enVidhle r~ilia-
lion ~ the last Legislature. hr Love Is Logical
and f0rcibe delgier, and would make an excellent
presiding oificfI-'
The Bolivar Tenn BaV-,ia saws OF Colonel
Narst n Polk Of Tint town: I'VE are pleased 10
Sc thaf this excellent gentleman Is 80 iafOfdDly
spoke of b. the press of the state for 81 position
of state treasurer. Mr.. MOTION. the incumbent
viii not be- caBdidaie fO- reelection. The7e are
many candidates foI this Oce, but Colonel Polk Is
ahead Of them al IN public favor There Is not
man woman or child iu our community who would
not be delighted % See Colonel Polk filling this hgn
ol-s. Te j. q man 0f sterling worth Of character
as honest as a lJlE summers day Is long. anu ds
rlHfff las rrgV -
Nothing der0gatOy % the chdrlCteT OF public fUfc-
rt8uqrT viii ever be whispered against him. Ee Is
above reuruach and viii 30 conduct himself in ali
posfio-s oftrusi. We hope Bessrs. Manson, Porter
and Reid VII do tn r utmost On his Interest
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THE CROP OF '76.
Report of the New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change for the Month of November.

NEW ORLEANS, December 9.-COtton exchange
crop report for November concluding the report
upon the crop OF 1875:
LOuisidIsd.-FrOm 21 parishes we have 43 replies,
bearing date November 30th except In two parishes,
the weather has been more favorable I'm fact II has
been the most favorable season known for gath
ering the crOp planters have picked out more than
Q5 per cent OF the crop, and Will finish between the
fifteenth and sixteenth of December the yield In the
large river parishes-Carroll, Madison, Tensas and
COncordia-is short 40 to 30 per cent, because the
bulk Of the crop was planted after the overflow and
being late caught by the early frost; In the
mainder Of the State 1t will be about % per cent
short many OF our correspondents note the fact that
t1e weight OF bales IS fully five pounds less than
usual owing 20 the lightness and dryness OF the lint
fully tssothlFds OF the crop had been marketed at
the date OF our replies.
" SSessiPDL-Our report is compiled from "a an
sWers received from % countless dates ranging from
November 2Sth TO December Sd. The weather is
reported as decidedly more favorable than during
the same time last year, and picking has been very
rapid, fully S5 per cent. Of the crop having been
gathered. and iE is estimated that the remainder
will be all picked By the tenth fifteenth instant.
The yield shows a falling OF OF % per cent. and
our correspondents report that ~ per cent OF the
crop has ALREADY been sent to market. Many state
that owing 10 fire weather the quality Of cotton this
year Is very good and lower grades are likely 10 be
scarce.
Ars1nsls-FrOm this State we have received 81
replies from q counties. nearly all OF date of No
yember Both; the weather is generally reported a.
having been very favorable, and as much more IA
vurabe than last year; the yield is estimated at 81
per cent less than last year. while the proportion
already picked is said to be fully SO per cent and
all viii be gathered by the fifteenth TO the twentieth
instant, With tullF i9lf OF the crop already mar
keted.
Most of our correspondents call attention TO IN,
better quality of the CROP owing TO the ven fayora
bic weather for gathering.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-10

The ''Uld Folks yesterday celebrated the
tiftieth anniversary OF The city Elsewhere we
give the toasts AMI responses Of the occasion.
among them being cDe from Mr.. J. J. Rawl-
ings, our county trustee, who has watched
the growth Of Memphis from his sixteenth
wear, when b. found the future great me-
tropolIz represented by three log-cabins at
the mouth OF Wolf river, the customers of
The .tnsn merchants being mostly Indians ad-
dicted to rum and tobacco" Through all
these years, Mr. Rawlings has been an er-
ample Of what good citizen ought TO be, and,
though he has seen two generations come
and 20 since then. he still retains the eeLyiable
prize OF hale old age, and the respect and
confidence Of al classes Of our people. We
congratulate Inn, and wish him length of
years, and We thank the Old Folks for an
example % patriotic and so worthy of the
general purposes Of their organization.
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The Turf in CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, December a.--The first race OF
the California Oaks was H1n a. Bay District PARK
this afternOon-four miles and repeat for purse OF
$4,000 The weather was ine, the track In good
condition. and the attendance large. MOllie Near
tiny Matte A., Balllnette, Emma, Skaggs and Lodi
started; Jard and Gentle Annie were withdrawn
Mattle in the pools brought 81 10. AOilie S0, and
the field So. The horses got OF well together al
quarter 70 six O'Clock; H0llie drew slightly ahead
and az the half-mils pole had the lead by half a
leugiA 0f 5iai7-S. With Lodi and Matte about two
lerilths behind and Bslirette trailing Fhls posi-
tiOn was maintaiued WITH scarcely any change until
The end Oi She third mile. when Balnette closed uD
and Skaelss fell behind II the half-mi.r post on
tie fourth mile MOie stii iel, Matte close behind,
Ballinette and Lodi tOLs;1eT couple Of lengths ia
the rear ana Skagys h'ty ards behind. In this or
der they came down the hCmeStrsteh. Mollie run
ming easily. Matte hall leIstn behind underwnip,
the former winning IN 1;3SEi and Ballineste, Lodi
and Skagys dlsta1ced. Between heats MOe sold
in the pools for 500 and Matte for $50 In the
second heat the horses got good saTt, With Mollie
q neck ahead. This was a beautiful heat, the horses
keeping almost neck and neck thTOughOuI until they
syglI,g into the hCmestTetch on the fourth mile,
when MOlle forged slightly ahead and came under
he string barely a length IA advance, winning the
heat and race. and iiTst money, IN 1924. Matte
winning second money, the third, fourth and fifth
reverting 10 the society. The race was apparently
squarey contested and the result received with slts-
faction By the crowd.
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The nemocsaiEe Sorassiisser0 0s the Flee
tiou Troubles.


WASHINGTON, Decemper ?, a,-lepresentatlye
appointed the fi.lcHigs named Eentleme 20 eoDsti-
tite the committee authorized yesterday 20 take into
consideration the subject Of the recent elsc9ns and
report from time 10 time such recommendations as
they msy deem proper: Representatives Hewitt,
Payne, NcOd IN ~, Randall, Spares, Holman;
Warren, Stephens, N'dtterson, Asklrs aud Lamar.
Senate to Investigate the Elections I'm
the BulldOzed states.
In long session Of the senate committee on priv
ileges ana elections to-day, TO determine the best
method to conduct ths iny SifgatSnn ordered by the
whether, In any of tie elections held IN 1915 or
1870, In the States Of South Carolina, GeOrgia,
Florida, Alabama, DOuisiaDa, and Mississippi there
vas any denial or infringement OF the rights Of any
person 10 vote, and II 50, os what mems and TO
wh2i extent such denial or abridgemspt WIS effect
ed The committee was alSl expected TO decide
whether not they should retANuerd the adoption
by the senate Of The resolution submitted By Senator
Mitchell. and referred 10 the committee proposing
an Investigation by them Of the recent appointments
OF Presidential electors, etc, In Oregon After some
discussion Il was resolved TO send subcommittee
Immediately TO Louisiana, Florida, and South Caro-
lima, and they were appointed as follows: For Lou
we'll, Salisbury, and III Donald; for Florida-MeSsrS
Mitchell, Teller, and Cooper; for South Carolina
MessTs. Cameron WIS, ChriStiancy, and Merrt-
mon. II IS expected that these subcommittee Will
leave Washington for their respective field OF Inquiry
next Monday All questions of law In regard to the
elections in Oregon, Mississippi, Alabama, and
Georgia and concerning the eligibility Of the Pres-
DENTAL electors in ali the States were referred to
Senators Morton, Logan, and Herman, subcOm-
mttee, to report to the committee at future meet
ing until which time ali further action touching the
four States last named Is deferred
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RESPECT CT FOR THE DEAD.

Mayor Schroeder, OF Brooklyn asks the citizens 70
close their respective places Of business from one
o'clock 10 i've, and relin9ush their customary EN-
l0yments m respect 20 the dead and those @ho
through this sudden and terrible actiOn are bowed
down With grief and sOrTOW
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A True Statement of the Facts Attend
Ing tine Count of the Electoral Vote
In Oregon -CrOnia Did what
was Right.
The State DepOsitOries Of South Carolina
EniOined from Paying TO Chamber
iain's Treasurer-Ruger's Reply
TO the Legislature.
The CanYassiug Beard OF Florida Held
for Ccntempt-The AttOrney-General
Refuses to Certify to the Radical
Count of the Vote.
S0CTH CAROLINA.
The state Repositories EniOined frOE
Paying Money to ChRmberlaIn's stat
TrPaSHFPF.

The state Repositories EniOined from
Paying Money TO ChRmberlaIn's State
Treasurer.
COLUMBIA. December S.-Jndge Carpenter, of
the third judicial circuit court. issued this evening
temporary injunction, On the complaint Of tax-pay-
erS. eniOnng the two banks in the city, which are
State repositories Of the public funds from paying
any money on checks signed by +. h. CardOZO,
claiming TO act State treasurer. CardOZO is the
Republican treasurer acting under Chamberlain. Il
IS claimed by the plaintiffs that his term of Office
under the constitution expired on the third day of
December and that his successor has not yet been
qualified. If this injunction be sustained the Re
publican government will be left without funds
The congressional committee have put clerks to
work to obtain copy Of the election returns from
the managers Of precincts.
General Ruger's Reply to the Commit
tee from the Democratic Legislature.
COLUMBIA, December q.-The following has
been received by the Democratic house:
COLUMBIA, December g.
To Hon. z. F. A. COnnor and other gentlemen of
the committees:
2 have the honor to say I'm reply TO your Inquiries
based upon the resolution Of which you handed me
copy yesterday that United States troops are In the
StaehOCse by my order for the purpose of executing
such orders as might be given. And In this connee
tiOn would say in reference to Inquiries numbered
six and seven, that II your body should appear at
the SatehOuse for the purpose Of entering the hall
OF the house or representatives, and should be re-
fused admission by those having charge Of the doors
and such person should apply to the officer I'm COM
mand of the troops at the StatehOuse for assistance
necessary TO prevent your entering the present
ders to the officers would rdqure them to render such
assistance. am, gentlemen, your obedlent servant
THOMAS H RUGER,
Colonel and Brevet Brlgadler General Department Of
the South.
Nothing else has become known to-day except that
more Federal troops are en- route for this place
Everything remarkably quiet.
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New Orleans Races

NEW ORLEANS, December q.--Fi,St Boce How
ard stakes; won by Eva Shirley; Cora Lin second,
Madge Duke third, Hattie p. fourth; won by a
length. Time, 52I2. Pools on the track Shir-
ley, S25; Duke, S21; the field, ST.
Second decentralization purse OF $3.50; Cor
AMELIA won, beating Henry Owens, LlOyd's SundOwn,
and the colt Falmouth in the same order. Time,
:5Ols Pools on the track: COranella, 500; Henry
Owens, SIS; the field, S12
Third RIce-FOur mile heats; purse of $500; Gen
eral Harvey 1, l Uncle Tom. 3, 2; Whipsaw, 2, A.
Wariig, T. 3; Port Leonard distanced. Time,
755s4 S:20ls. Pools on the track Harvey, S75;
Whipsaw, S}5; Warjlg, S23; the field, SO The
weather was clear and COOL the attendance small
and the track little heavy.