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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
For April has made Its appearance, and with
1t comes illustrations of most varied and
interesting character. Here we have the la
dies of the White House from Martha Wash
ington down to Lucy Webb Hayes; all about
the famous Tower of London Pine Forest
Industries southern Scenes; Manufacture OF
Indian Shawls and u most of other subjects;
besides entertaining stories and instructive
Information on many popular subjects, pc
etry, wit, humor, etc, etc, from the pen of
celebrated authors. IL Is certainly the cheap
est and one of the most thorough maya.
zines in the world. 81 50 to Frank Leslie, 5S7
Pearl street, New York, will secure copy OF
the MONTHLY, postpaid, for one year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11
v word Of Warning 10 cou,,err.,,sr.,


The widespread fame OF HosrErrgR,s
STOMACH B1TTERs causes necessity an opr
part to remind, from time to time. whom a
may concern, Of the fact that initiating said
article IL punishable offence, and we now
give this word Of caution, that we will most
assuredly have all those persons engaged in
re-hlllng our second hand bottles, selling nv
the gallon or barrel, or In any manner what.
soever palming of ON the public spurion.
article purporting TO be our preparation.
punished TO the full extent ofthe law. We
never fail to convict, rs the New Orleans and
1t LOUIS Court Records fully affirm. Penalty
for counierfeiting, or dealing IN counterfeit
trade mark goods, ne set forth in a law re-.
Gently passed by Congress" Fine not ex.
eeeding si,OO, or imprisonment not more
then two years, or both such fine and i'm.
prisenment.
N0TfcE TO DEALERS AND PuRcHAsERs-
hostettefs Bitiers are never, under any ctr
eumstances, sold In bulk, BUT ALWAYS IN
BorTLEs, with finely engraved U. y. Inter-
nal Revenue Especial proprietary. stamp
covering the cork OF each bottle, fastened 10
both sines Of the Beck Of sane. All Bitters
purporting 20 be HoStetter's, without this
stamp, are counterfeit.
- :. HosTErTER a SMITH;
PIrfsBURG March ., ls7.
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Tar State Garetts too thinks its for
tunate circumstance for Texas that
Hon. Guy M. Bryan is close personal
friend of President Hayes. Now we
have all gone on the record on this i'm.
portant matter suppose we have re.
suits. Advantages of this kind, like
new towns, look well on paper, but
somehow or other they very often pan
out" but indiflerently. Hurry up Mr..
Bryan, and strike before the president
entirely forgets all about Kenyon col.
lege, and his school.day friends. Prosi.
dents have the trick of forgetting these
things readily.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

WHAT is the nature of the commission
sent by Hayes to Louisiana ? How
much do they get for the service, and
who pays EN- and who is bound by
their decision and have they or any
one else the power to enforce the deci-
sion they may arrive at Just what is
it2 And what'll Hayes do with it, etc,
etc, are all live and exceedingly inter
esting questions. Now don't all answer
Mt onca
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Centaur
L-inirnentS.
One Kind for the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals,

These LnlmentS are simply the wonder of
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
me White Liniment is for the human
family. IL Will drive rheumatism, Sciatiea
ana neuralgia from the system; cure Linn
Oago, Chil 0latns, Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most Cataneous Eruptions; it extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison
OF bites and StingS of Venomous rentiI,s, IL
subdues swellings, and alleyiates main of
every KIND. When sprains or bruises occur.
~ Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal the injured parts The Centanr lin.
l ri Is used with great efficacy Tor Sore
lhroat' IOCthdche, CukCd Breasts, Earache
ana Weak Back. The following is but sam,
Pleoi the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, JEFF. Co, Ind. Nav % 1S72
thlnk IL my duty to inform YOU that /
nave SNQcLed much with StrOl{en feet ana
@9fd;. A few bottles of Centaur Liniment
lree from theseSwellings IN eiybf vsn,-s Noa,
4 am Pn,JectY UcH. The Liniment ought to
he applied warm. ~
r,. "BENJAMIN BROWN"
Inc proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable, it
Is handy, it is cheap, and every family
should have the White Centaur Lin linen 7
me Yellow Centaur Linimept ia
aauapled TO the tough muscles, cords and
nc ngsn vi horses ana animals. 1t has Perform
-.
spawn, strain, Wind-galls, Scratches
SMeeny, and general Lameness, than ali
other remedies In existence. Read what the
sieAt bxpressmen say of IL:
NEW YORK, Janpnrv 1874
Every owner of horses should give Tho
Eehtaur Linimen a trial. We consider ~
the best article ever Sed in orr stables -
al. MARSH,
"Supt Adams Elk. Stables. NY
'E. PULTZ,
"Supt L. \. Elk. Stables, NY
ALBERT y. DIN,
"Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, N w
me Oesi patrons of this Linimentare Far.
oIs ana veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
nnaiiy using some Liniment. IL baais
ohliS' wounds ana Poll-evil, removes swoiI9
!ngs' anu Is worth millions OF doiIsrs an
nuai W 70 farmers, Livery-men, stock 'gro,s-
or cattle. '1o'' having norses
what Farrier cannot do for s9o tho cou.
'a 1,. ointment will do at trifling cost
, Ihese Liniments are sold nv All d.oi...
~ the country. They are warron'a5
oy the EfOpfietOrs, and a bottle will he gi,e,i
y, ,o s,y farrler or Physician who deSiT,.s 20
Laboratory of ]. B. Rose & Co.
46 Day ST.. NEW YORK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

Ask me not why my breath is pure add
sweet;
Ask me not why my teeth arc white aad
neat;
Ask me not why my gums are firm and
sound,
Ask why no tartar on my teeth is found;
Ask me not why, for all that can say,
Is do like me, use sOZODONT each day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

Since Matilda Heron's death there
have been numerous anecdotes OF her
eccentricities. One of the most anus
ing Of these recounts speech which
she made before the curtain of a west
ern theatre. "My friends" said she,
III am the mother OF two children; one
(pointing upwards) is Ia heaven, the
other In New York;
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Orr dispatches yesterday stated that
hereafter Hayes wolld refer Office seek.
ers TO the heads Of departments 1t is
n good idea, but hard on southern ex.
pectants, because Tyner (Morton's tool
is at the head of the postoillce depart
ment, and better than postoilice, a
southern man can not expect
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

The question is repeatedly asked why
is it that Texas postmasters spend so
much Of their time in Washington. We
suppose it is because they hold on only
by the skin of their teeth, and the du-
ties Of the position can be better at
tended to there than on tho ground
where the service is rendered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

The grandest farce Of modern times,
the centennial, is about TO wind up (its
financial afairs) in disgraoefully un-
satisfactory way, Forty or fifty cents
on the dollar is about all it can hope to
pay. It's rough on Uncle Sammy, but
he's evidently becoming hardened to
rough things,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

Tng Brennan Banrr Of the It'll, has
the following, among othergood things,
to say of us;
Tue DALLAS HERALD, under liz pres
ent management, is an honor to Texas
journalism.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

Tux Bolton journal too calls on Mr.,
Lang to deny the charge ofbeing author
Of the odious tax law, He has done
that already, Brother jouraai most ex'
pllcitly and conyinoingly through the
columns Of this paper,
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The Tyler Courier is very pronounced
democrat. 1t holds the following sen
timent, which, Notwithstanding the
great necessity for expediency some
times, we cannot help admiring, because
of its utter honest simplicity:
Whenever democrat accepts Office
from Hayes, he insults decency, and
proves traitorous to his party.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

Expectations OF corn to France may
be expected to increase, for at the last
meeting Of the Paris academy of medi.
cine Prof NJ. Fea proved conclusively
that 1t was perfect article OF food and
showed up the fallacy OF all objections
ever made TO corn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

TIE ponitentiary sQuabblo is likely
10 be provocative of much bitterness,
and no end of litigation. Mr., Patton
gives tho state n twist on abrogating
tho:contract, and tries his late partners
in the courts Of Justice,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

Rice is the staple food gilmore people
on earth than relay on any other one
article. 1t is cheap, nutritious and
healthy, and a good substitute for po-
tatoes as long a. those articles persist
in being worth 81 80 per bushel.
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]. Russell Jones, when minister TO
Belgium, was called the "diamond am
bassador," on account of Il ring which
he wore which was valued at or cost
$4,000.
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TnE Paris Press speaks generously OF
The HRRALD'B efforts to build up in
North Texas paper worthy the intel
ligence OF the people:
THD DALLAS HERALD, under its new
management, in winning laurels every
day, and showed the great enterprise of
its management by mammoth illus
trated double sheet, 10000 edition on
April s.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING APTlL II

WORTHY Master Langs manly denial
of tho authorship Of the odious taK'law
ia freely mentioned, and generally APP
proved by the papers Of the state,
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A BLACK CHARACTER

isawful, but pretty black hair and whiskers
is not. Use Dir. TUTTs Hair Dye, ana in If
teen minutes you will have them as natural
as In youth. Ifyour Druggist does not have
II he will order IL for you.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

Tm Cherokee Adorhscr, published at
Rusk, Texas by MoI.eroy 4 Mcl,nchern,
is one Of tho handsOmest country week
lies wa have ever seen, not in Texas
only but in any Of the sLaIes.
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Louisiana.
Packard sees no sail in sight.

A writ of sequestrolion has been Is
sued against the Louisiana lottery, on
account of failure TO pay oyer to the
state its quarterly instalment of $4,000,
The attorney general Of Louisiana up
pearcd in court Tuesday, the Bird, and
dismissed the several prosecutions
against parties for treason, He stated
that the state government was now so
well established that there waJ no dan
ger, and, believing the parties were mis-
led INTO their acts, discharged them.
Mr.. Howard Challen has determined
to drop the more pretentious part Of
the title of his monthly, The American
Art Journal, aud call it simply by its
more expressive sub title of The Jewel
er, Silyersmith and Matchmaker
which will leaves abundance of room
for art. 1t is good trade journal and
Mr.. Challen is constantly improving it.
New Orleans Democrat An election
for municipal officers occurred in Baton
Rouge Monday, April |, The entire
democratic ticket was elected, with the
exception of mayor, Ed. Cheatham, the
regular democratic nomiAee, being dc.
teated by Lange, colored man, who
ran as an Independent. The vote cast
was large,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

Mr. Bell, Of tho ninth congressional
district of Georgia, received almost as
many votes ~ hisrepubllon opponent
aud the tgo Independent candidates
combined
On the occasion Of tho hanging OF
William Meeks, AZ Cedprtown, da, on
the 18Th ult, orders have been issued
by the court that no Intoxicating drinks
be sold in town, or within three miles
Of town
The long pending claim Of the West
ern and Atlantic railroad Of Georgia
appears 10 be IN process Of adjustment
The claim has been scaled down 10
$4,000, aud the secretary Of war has
intimated TO the quartermaater general
that there need be- no further delay In
It's payment, Senator Gordon has de-
voted much labor and time 10 secure the
adjustment Of this claim,
Savannah (Ga) News' one OF the
oldest, weAlthlest aud most public
spirited citizens Of Dado county was
once q performer In John kobinson's
circus. He Is now seventy years Of age
Il professor Of religion and minister
Of the gospel isyery liberal In his dona
tons Of money 10 the erection Of
churches aud for other benevolent pur
poses, and is as deyotedly welded Il
tho service OF his Master rs lac was
long years ago TO that OF bareback
riding and ground and lofty tumbling'
Florida,
The Herald isancw paper at Nousia
Florida, by S, NJ Berry, Of Nashville
Tennessee
Jacksonville, Florida, is 10 have q
daily democratic paper
Quincy (Fla) Herald There was a
white man, twonty-lour years of age IN
town last week, who ON that day put hii
foot into q store for tho first time in hi'
life, and was never in town before,
North Carolina,
Raleigh has but 1000 bales Of cotton
in store,
Five miles from Salisbury there is d
house built in 1861
The revenue collections for Raleigh
district, for the quarter ending March
81, were $229,SgO.
The body Of an unknown man was
found floating in CrObtreo Creek, near
Raleigh on saturday
Charlotte Observer Every now and
then now gold mine is found in this
county in a place whore the metal was
not supposed TO exist We were
shown yesterday some Of the finest
specimens we have ever seen from any
gold mine in this section of the state,
They were taken from vein on the
plantation known as the Gray place,
and situated about seven mics north
west of the city. The metal is im6eded
in soft brown ore which is easily
worked. The vein has not been fol-
lowed far enough to discover its size,
but promises to prove very large one,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-11

The city council Of Mobile have dc.
olded not to tax any cotton factories
for ten years that may be erected in
that city.
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Jno. H. Norton, Nj. D., Physician and Sur
con, office over First National Bank. Resi-
ence corner san Jaclnto and Harwood sts.
alias, Texas, Calls to the country promptly
ttended. ont2tlm
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
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L.. Il. Harris.

Solicitor in Ban kruptcy United States Dis
Dallas, Texas, Speciality in all matters In
bankruptcy, Proofs OF debt taken through.
out the United States. Charges reasonable
Rept23dlm
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Attorneys ae Law.

Q. s. Edwards, Attorney at Law, Ennis,
L iscounty, Texas. - a.. ~
! aurmond, willard q Fletcher, A,tys al
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs. oct6dlm
John NJ. stemmons, Attorney at Law, No
2Oj North Side PublicSquare, upstairs.
OCt2g-dtf
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Having large and extensive correspon.
dence throughout the older settled States.
TINS company IN their special object OF in
ductng Immigration TO Texas, possesses raTa
facilities for the placing OF large or small
bodies of land TO colOnists or others.
tn names OF the incoTpOrators Of This
company are strong guarantee ofreliabil.
ity, honesty and fair dealing, both in repre.
sentation OF quality, and title TO lands.
Parties having lands or town property for
sale, would do well to place them In tho
hands Of this company.
Property with imperfect title will NOT he
handled by this company.
correspondence solicited. and Will no
promptly attended 10 by addressing,
c. II. FLOURNOY,
aplle-d&wlm P.O. Box. iaS
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HONEY.

Pitchers CastorIn is a O., MA. -,
ou'e Ios Sastor Oil, and is as pleasant to tste
T NJ ttbbYIney; y is particularly adapted n
leethlng anu Irritable children. m dsstro,soS
SNoIIhs, assimnlates the food. reeniafss M :
sdiiH S and cures Wind Collie. Few rem N.
Cronn WoI as enlcaelous for Feverishness.
,lp worms and WhooplnE Cough. 90
tofla Is 2 scientific and purely Se1e,sh ~
preparation, more elective tia Casio, M
ana neither gags or grlpes. ''''' Vii'
N..srs COLUMBIA, Conn, May 8. is7s.
Gents: lhayea family of siqht chtta.
an. nave used as much astoria a. an y ~
ny IN me United states, fTfSE ha.s
never found anything equal To M NJ n Lay
,i ,ei law s. oeen saved from a fever sevsraI
~ ne - " lhe use Of Castoria. recommsnd
~ US I0I children. for many IIissses- ts,1.l
ar subject 70, in prefsfence to an
4, snoW OF. feel Il my duty 10 give ne csl
lincste on account OF the benefts ba,..e sI
flNed ey the use Of Castoria. ue-
,.t.s, Very truly yours.
~ NORMAN r. LITTLE.
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OF cane sugar, the world produced
last year 2,l40,000 tons, and of molasses
about l4O,OO0,OOO gallons. My, how
sweet
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To The Working Class !

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Persons OF either Sex costly earn rom 80
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

F0ur-line Advertisements inserted twice ~
iNlh culnmn Tor IWeuly-fiFt lputh, ans
AZ tho rate " Five Genie per Line lot earh
huhafqneui Insertion,
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Waniod-To Rent.

BISMARCK HOUSE, No. 1914 Main street
ID board aud lodging 81 10, day board 81 5O
aplt-tf
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DOARD-A gentleman and lady wanting
ID board viii md rooms ON Elm street.
No. 1851.
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n Is, WkLLHORN-Att0rpey a. law aud
splll-H
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IOsEFh SHERIDAN van learn OF ,0me
u thug IN Ms advantage hy rA.llus NJ
hnrA' hnhuelduT & DayiH, corner I'm ahd
Lamar streets, splil'4l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15

MILLER AND CHRlSTOL.

Messrs. William Miller and Andre Christcl, the well
known Grwcoitoman ~rcs,crs met ~ eleven o'clock
yesterday mordiug. IN the Office .. the spirit II Me
Times and signed articles TO wresllc for $3.50 aud
gate money ~ some hail Of theatre IL this city within
eighteen days from date. Tho match originated from
u challenge TO Miller from Christvl. to wncn tie Tor
nicr promptly responded. by The the match
10 be decidcd by the best falls three But
order 70 avoid the annoying all night that
have frequently GUIDED these contests u has been
agreed 70 Nrcsilc rom twenty minutes past eight to
hall past cicvcn T. VI, WIN the provlso ~ case neither
party should obtain iAl curing that time The ncn
continue until one obtains in ahch shalt
decide tho match In ease only ono fall rs obtained
wltnin the ltmi.cd limc, II shall bc doomed sufficient
To decide tho match but u Two have been secured the
will have to continue until tho decding fall IA
gained The money " all NJ, and tho match Will take
place some hall or theatre la this city wnn eight.
DAVIS from date.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
BOXERS LOSING MONEY.

An Indifferent sparring exhibition, gotten up In the
interest OF james Murray, OF fhacnlphia aud certain
New York boxers, took place Mt Robinson Hall. SIX
tecnth street, last evening Abou. nity persons assem-
bcd to do the performers honor totally Insufficient
number to pny expenses. Tho ..shown com.
mcnecd with Pat Jordan and Wary Fdwards
la which the latter had all the best OF 10.
o'Lcary and By Edwards followed SUM-
but there was nothing especially interesting
the oouL After long walt. due to tho appear
. of the BOXERS ana during which fsvco asked u
there not "two gentlemen In tue cong rcgation,
who would ''hoblige' by coming upon the stage,
Wary Edwards ana ''Yorng Jack from Eighth
nue. erdeavorcd to MI up the blank. ana did so
crcdilahy. Somebody 'bcn tossed three pound
clubs about, when Murray anu william McCicl-
land. OF New iora, appeared Wind up
what rovce Ironically termed ''iho suors Of
The hcveniag." The 'irlcnaly bolt' well re.
ceived. Arthur Chambers was present. but did not
spar. owing 10 his lott hama, from which ungcr
recently "npuiacd, stl being too tender Tor rough
.vor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
RACING IN KENTUCKY.

SECOND DAT oP THE SPRING MEETING OF THE
KENTUCKY A ISOLATION. Al LExIsoroN-JoE
RHopxs, OPPONENT AND WATERMELON rILLY
TIE WINNERS.
LE1ISGroS, Ky. May IL, 1877.
Tho day vas warm and nooali;ui and tho attendance
large. Tho rain OF last night aud this morning took
tho speed out Of the track but left 1t very for
the aorscs engaged IN the several events oi the day
There we're three races tie card tho frat
cap sweepstakes mile and halt; the second a
sweepstakes Tor thrcc-y car-ods milo heats, and tho
third ally stakes for year-o!ds, half mile dash
In tie lrs; race there we're xix starters, comprising
JOG Rholes cainngioniab. Chesapeake lille Brent,
Katie and Nccy Hale ice Rhodes had tho call IN the
betting Chesapeake second rIo,ce.
rur RACE,
Tho six went away to- ether tho zap OF the drum
on tho nrst attempt Nccy Hale soon showlng "a trout
She wa followed IA close oricr Joe Hno dcs second
Chesapeake third. Katie fourth, Lcamilgtonian NTH,
1ilIo Brent bringing ~ the ihcy ran IN about
ns order tic three quarter pole. where Joe Rhodcs
took the lead, but nc atceward resigned 10 Aac al
the snnd. The par raced head au. head around to
Tho .mile pole, doc Rhodes signify IN 'front.' they
passed that point. % tie lover turn nc away
and won harched Ivy two lengths. Loamiuglon,an
came al rafting paco aud nn.shcd second, three
lengths In ironl Of Chesapeake, fhiie Brent iourth
Katie inb, Secy Hale SIKH rime 2.l9.
Tnf sECoyD H1cr
had seven Starters comprising Charles Gorham, op.
poncnt, Hurry Pcyion, Ltto Ss, Headlight, Plan.
ctarian and yictrcss. tic siz was favorftc, Oppo.
rent second choice
fIyst Hcat--Af ,ho scad Oh. which was At tho
second attempt the horses very close together.
Bcair slightly IA lilo lead, Charles Goiham second,
the remainder we'll tunched Charles Gorham took
the lead The turn aud the heat ny two lengths,
Opponent Seconb, Harry Igyt0n lhud, IIitc SIS
fourth, Head Elt Ht1l, piancttr.an SlStb, Beilar
xnycnth, Nicircss ditianccd. Tiire, i6i..
Second int --Chatles Gorlllm mad tho call In the
bciing, Pinnctarirn vas nithdfawn. Alter consider
able dciay tie drum tapped to 4 good start Opponent
leading. THIS advantage Shc made into Two lengths n,
the quarter pole. She was never headei aud the
heat by three lengths, Headlight second Charles q or
han third Harry Pcyton fourth, Bcliar and Little Sis
distanccd. Time, t:f,a.
Third Heat ol poncnt was then the tayorte at foul