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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23
ThA lbMaY OF MOIIIrn.

To be attractive Ia u duty which
every lady owes to herself, to her DO.
nestle circle, and to society. Not
only should she endeavor to please in
address and In apparel, but, whenever
possible, In complexion and in feature
as WELL Facial establishment is to a
lady az proper, and oftentimes as nee
essary, as are the adornmentB of her
raiment, the artificial graces of her
conversation, OF her demean0r, or
other meretricious attractions upon
which depend no much OF her domiu-
Ion and influence over man. The wo-
man who permits herself to become
unlovely, who resigns herself hopeless
ly to the ravages OF time, and the
spOllati0n OF her charms, visits upon
her friends and admirers, sorrowflil
regret, that 1t becomes her to avert to
the latest day. OF this social duty, 1t
may truthfully be said that she can
best acquit herself by the use of Gou.
raud's Olympian Cream. No other
preparation approaches this in excel
lence, In harmleSsness and purity, or
compares With 1t in the number OF
spontaneous testimonials that It's vir
tues have elioited. Its advertisement
has hitherto been its merit, its recon-
mendation by all that have used it,and
not by sounding and pretentious add
vertising in the journals of the day.
Price in large bottles reduced to one
dollar. A. II. G0URAUD,
0S Greenwich Street, New York.
COMMON Il WALKER, Agents.
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THE STATE OVER,

Williamson C0untg The Record por'
sists in making Judge ireland out a
perfect saint-----doorgotown boasts
that she has not a single vacant house
Washingioa County Bronham Is res
ceiying cotton at the rate of nine hun.
dred bales week The lsraelIles OF
Bronham give grand ball on the goth
instant. During last year BRENNAN
shipped 2l,9lS bales OF cotton,---Ter'
RVS rangers and Hoods brigade will
hive their annual reunion NJ Brennan
on the 18th Of November
Tarrtut Comiy--Iho Standard says
Fort worth is attracting moro attention
in the eastern states than any other
town in Texas, Who would have
thought it2--TwentySeght women OF
ill,lamc were drawn up in u line before
the mayor of Fort Worth, What day
this is. "A stranger in Fort Worth
Thursday night wasrobbcd Of $1,000 -
Rev Grant, the evangelist, and the
danceNhouses are in full blast in the
Fort
GrqySon (ontg--The Register CONS
plains that stock are allowed TO run in
the cemetery OF that town, and says
that it is nothing more than n perfect
wilderness of under growth, etc.
sherman is happy over the prospect Of
her street railway being extended. 49,
The Register learns from n gentleman
just in from Gainesville that Tom Air
hard shot Ed, Fletcher with n shotgun
loaded with buck-shot, three of which
took effect Fletcher is in n procariou
condition, A woman was ut the bot
tom of 1.-THE Sherman base.ballist
beat the Gainesville club.--A younj
man walked into n clothing
store in Sherman, donned complete
suit OF clothes, boots and hat, and ther
skipped for parts unknown.---Th'
colored school conducted by h. w
Moseley, At Sherman number, 10,
pupils
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23
The True Hero ofIndian Fighters

Philadelphia Times General Stureis
has met the Indians whom Howard has
been chasing through two or three ter.
ritories, and not only recovered some Of
the mules stolen from Howard, but
started a considerable number of the
hostiles to the happy hunting grounds.
This is kind Of work that delights
General Sturgis. He lost promising
son in the Custer massacre, aud il is at
his own request that he is in command
OF troops operating against the Indians
They will find him determined and
ugly lighter. who understands their
methods. and has no mercy for them
There now appears TO be some reason 10
hope that the Nez Perces war may be
brought TO an end before winter sets IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

IT is thought by the best judges that
our cotton crop in Texas will be short
from many causes, at least two hundred
thousand bales. If the recent food in
Alabama has destroyed three hundred
thousand more, this will reduce the
crop by these means alone, in the United
States fully one-fourth, which must
exert a powerful influence upon the
price. 1t would be well to remember
this now, rs the season is only com.
mencing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

The question which is interesting the
Denison Herald is how to get the In-
dian Territory open to white settlement.
1t proposes to band the representatives
in congress and the legislatures of Mis-
souri,, Arkansas and Texas, together
into an invincible force, and trade votes
with New England or any other sec.
ton until the requisite majority is OBJ
tanned. The plan is effective, however
its morality is open to criticism. The
question of opening the territory to
white settlement is one which will be
determined in few years simply by
the weight Of the pressure of western
immigration. No congressional legisla.
tion can accomplish il without exter.
minating the Indians. And so long as
they are quiet, law abiding and self,
sustaining, public sentiment in this
nation would be averse to forcing them
to submit TO white settlement The
honor of the government is concerned
in forcing strict compliance with the
terms Of the treaty by which the terri
tory was coded to them.
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QUALITIES.

Evan Evan Evans is n student in q
Wisconsin college. In four generations
more, if that family keeps on with its
nomenclature, it will reach the seventh
Evans.
The funeral was all that could be
expected" says an aged lady who looks
upon these events with an artistic eve.
THE display of flowers was grand and
the widow wept like born angel"
She saw the placard i'm front of the
book store, You can get That Hus>
band of Mine for half dollar" and
as she passed on, she muttered, :" have
one ! will sell for half that much.
1t is supposed that Charles Francis
Adams acquired his cold, frigid, appall-
ing reserve aud hauteur by studying a
woman clerk in a dry good store, wait
ing upon woman customer.
New Orleans Picayune: The policy
adopted by the present federal admins
istration consoles the south for the dis
appointment of its political hopes in
the result Of the last presidential CAM
paign.
Hawkeye: There are twelve female
postmaster in Schuylkill county, Penn.
sylvania, and the postal cards that are
received in that section come TO the
consignee thumb-marked and dogs,
cared like boys first reader at the end
of the term.
Professor Marsh, in his Nashville adj. |
dresses before the American Associs,
ton for the Advancement of Science
declared that to doubt evolution 10. |
day is TO doubt science, and science il
only another name for truth" Now
Darwin should be happy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

The accounts received so far, from
the great flood in Alabama, though
partial and unsatisfactory, plainly indi-
cate terrible catastrophe, The loss of
three hundred thousand bales of cotton
is grave one, indeed, and very distress.
ing when we reflect that the farmers
were compelled to draw heavily upon
their merchants to be able to make it,
This involves the merchants, and all
classes will feel the weight of the dis
aster.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23
The Leader OF Republication IN
France.

Gambetta, although only thirtyNnine,
is already gray. He has fine features
waving hair thrown back from broao
brow, an erect head and n mobile, ex
pressive mouth He has only one eye
When a child he was placed by his par.
ents in the care of some people who
ill>treated him, and he wrote to hi'
father that if he did not take him back
home he would put out one of his eyes
No attention was paid to the childish
threat, but dambetta kept his word anC
tore out an eye.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

The life of the flesh and the brain, the
bones aud the muscles, IL the blood 1t IL
the centre of vitality, the nutrlment of the
system. Not only must II be pure, but rich,
In order to retain health In the feeble ana
devitalizet, the lifo current IL watery and
ttA circulation sluggish The muscles Of such
persons lack solidlty, tho nerves are weak,
the visage haggard, and the ,ye lustreless.
A course OF hOstetter's stomach Bitters,
however, improves not only the health but
tho appearance OF the debilltated and nerv-
GUS. Nutrition then becomes complete be-
cause digestion receives an impetus from
this benignant tonic, which fertilizes the
blood, brings back 1.-THE rose tint of health"
10 the wan cheek, brightness to the eve, and
gives power Of endurance to the muscle.
lnvaiids, hasten to use II dtillsep2iwlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

MANY southern gentlemen will hear
of the death of Mr. Cranston, of the
New York hotel with genuine sorrow
But few spirit,broken and impoverished
southern soldiers, who visited New
York after the war closed, but have
cause to remember gratefully the ready
help and practical sympathy of the
genial host of their favorite hostelrie,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

TnE new advertisements appearing in
'rnr Herald, from day to day, indicate
that business is reviving, not only at
home but abroad Perhaps the long
calm in commerce has at last been
broken up, and we arc to have some4
thing to do whether it is to pay us
much or not.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23
DALLAS. TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING :; SEPTEMBER 23

TnE Galveston and Houston equinox
is raging lierocly, This social and busiN
ness perturbation" always succeeds the
atmospheric disturbance incident to tho
season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

Tue Harrison county fair association
gives grand masquerade ball Friday
evening October 18th, at Marshall,
Tun HERALD is obliged for II polite invi-
tation TO attend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

We direct tho attention of our bust
ness men to the communication from
Weatherford, and urge upon them the
Importance of sending a strong delega'
ton to the moss.meetng which occurs
there on tho Doth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

A CORRESPONDENT of the Lampasas
Dispatch writing from Corsicana, pro-
poses to refund the money paid him for
family rights to make and use tho
Davenport preserving balm, which he is
convinced is a humbug win the doc
tor rise and explain ?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

Tue Palestine Aivocatc apologies for
not republishing Mr.. Reagan's account
of the capture Of Mr.. Davis. Reagan is
potent in the neighborhood of Palestine,
however little he influences things in
other quarters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

TnE steamer Gussie, loaded with cats
tie for Cuba, had her shaft broken and
lost boat with her first officer and five
men in the recent cyclone in the gulf.
The Gussie made the passes of the
mouth of the Mississippi under sail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

WE are told now that IL is the rcpubN
licans who are moving in the quo worN
rnto matter TO force Mr. Hayes to
show cause why he should be continued
in Office as president
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23
University of Virginia

OPENS OCTOBER 1; continues through
nine months. IL Is organized in schools an
the elective system, with full courses IL
C.asslcs, Science with Practice In Chemical
and Physical Laboratoriesl, Literainr,.' in
Law, Medicine, Engineering, Natural AZ.
tory, and Practical Agriculture. Expenses
Including everything about S5Ol. Arms
Tor catalogue TO JAMES p. HARRfs0SI N
D., Chairman Of the Faculty. Postoftica
University OF Virginia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

UNO HOTEL REEPERS-Just completed
l and Torrent on reasonable terms, one OF
the handsomCst, airicRt and most comiOrtn.
bio hotel buildings 10 Tia Size In the state,
containing seventeen rooms, besides cook
and servant rooms. Situated NJ the new
town of Ferguson ON the Texas aud Pacific
railway at It's junction with the Central
Texas Narrow Gunge or Tyler Tap railway,
The entire patronage and influence Of this
Inst named rond is guaranteed TO this house,
and with proper efforts several daily meal
trains Il IL believed caa be had rom the
Texns and Pacific railway. None need APP
ply but ilrst-olass applicants, ana those who
good stylG. An eating house is badly needed
NJ this point. Address W. G. ROBAkDs
Tyler, Texas Huge3-lm
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To Rent.

Two RENT-A nice room over the Herald
1 Once for rent Suitable for Il lawyer,
Insurance agent or physician. sep 2l-tt
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Found.
Wanted To Rent.

TINO RENT--A farm near the railrOad. with
i about one hundred acres In cult walton,
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~ ENTLEMAN AND WIFE, small fam
VI ny or two OI three single gentlemen,
Gnn nnd hoard with nr1t.class table, VA pri-
vaie family, with The comforts OF n home,
near business part of city, House beautifully
located, with large shaded lawn, Call NJ 81
Cochran street, between drlii0n aud Carter
streets. sep20-It
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Wanted Boarding.

EOOD BOARD can ba procured by inqulr-
VI ing NJ Capt George Atkins drug store,
s0pl2Uit
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GOR SALE OR RENT One of the b at
country stores with residencel in Col.
lin county. JOS. W BA1NRs, Plano, Texas.
sop a 30
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

COMPREHENSIVE AND GAS AND STEAM
" Fltier-Hy Two young men, Copper,
smith and gas nnd steam iilters by trade,
and experience ns engineers Would take q
Job NJ anything Address 81, De-" this Of
nee, aep23-2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-23

PRIVATE OFFICE & RECEPTION ROOM
OVER HARRY BROS. TIN ASDSrovE STORE.
No. go Elm ST., Dallas, Texas.
FEMALE DISEASES made a special
study. The successful treatment of scores of
ladies In Dallas and Vicinity Is sufficient 10
commend Others afflicted to the same treat
nsnt. dhe olIodro". trcdfn'ent U'ith cduSiics
HwmOrThoids cured In all cases without
the use OF knife, llgature, caustlc. or clam %.
Al IsSiai d. ~, ,ases made q speciality.
iAPE"ohhs REMOVED IN A FEW
NERVOUS Epilepsy ,Chorea,
Neuralgia, Carries OF Vertebrae resulting IN
curvature OF spine aud nervous defange.
ment. lncipient Paralysis cured in ma
jOrity OF cases.
Diseases ofthe Eye and Eyelids, OF the Ear
anu Head. Especial attention called TO IA.
SAL CArARRH and Its accompanying mala-
dies.
Diseases OF a confidential nature treated aud
cured promptly without injury 10 patient.
advertise the same as the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz To do
humanity good, and advance personal Inter
est.
second-Because am not ashamed Of my
profession.
Third-Because 1 expect TO deal honorably
with my fellOw-man, and have nothing TO
cover up.
Fourth-Because have the right ms much
as corporation Of doctors, q college. an IN
or wOuld.be-instltute, aud IL Is no. |
body's business but my own.
Those at distance can consult by letter |
and resolve prompt attention by enclos- |
Ing s.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Address Lock Box liO5, Dallas, Texas. or /
call personally at go Elm street
offiCE H0URs-DAY AND NIGHT.
sepiedly
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Wanted -Fomolo Help.

good s,yla. An eating house is badly needed
nj this point. Address W. q. ROBAkDs,
Tyler Texas, auge8-lm
Waotod-Fomolo Help.
.essra $1,000.
| NY ANTED-rwo ehambermaids, 3 wash
w erwomen, 2 ironers. for Windsor hot
tel. VIII FLA ~ PEPPER, Props. sep22-Gt
YOUNG GIRL, IA or 10 years Of age to hssis
| L In the homework Ola very small family
| Apply nv the singer Sewing Machine office
COOK AND WAITER BoY-A good cook
~ and waiter boy wanted at the Bryan
| House, Lamar street. seplBsIw
Wantsd-Male Help.
| wv ANTED-Two or three competent
| w broom-makers, to whom constant
work Will DO given and good wages paid.
Address, d. q. RANSOM, Waxahachie,
| Texas. sep 22-lJ
400 WOOD CHOpPERs-To cut four foot
| IOO cord wood, one mile east of White
Rock Mills, on Texas Pacific railroad ,on La
goes land. Good chopping, good water and
| good board. For information apply Mt Nj
tional hotel, Dallas, Texas, or on the work
| CLARK ~ Co aug30'lm
Miscellaneous Wants.
| NALLAS FEMALE COLLEGE - -Four
~ rooms in the 'front.' portion OF the new
| college building are ready for reception of
pupils on Tomorrow, for purposes OF classin.
cation nom day to day. sep13-l IL
| Az AErED-To move furniture, pianos,
w loOklng-glaSSos, etc, with care and
very cheap II. E. Kreutor. Leave orders at j.
+. Murphy n Co., Lamar street. sep 2l-l mo
| &,O NOO Dallas city seven per cent
| ID kO,OlJO bonds issued to Texas and
| Pacific railroad com pany, AT their mNIlSct
value, j. w. CALDER. sepls-2t
GOLLECTOR--I viii undertake the cullec-
- ti'n OF oil notes rents and accounts In
| DALLAS city and county, consigned To me,
anu guarantee collections from all solvent
| debtors. Satisfactory city references given.
+. A. CALDER, 90 Commerce street, opp0-
site san Jacinto hotel. sepl-lm
| w ANTED - Everyb body to have thoh
| w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired at
JACOB W EBER'S cleaning and Dyeing Es-
| adjustment, $40 Main street, Dallas. Sats-
| faction warranted. iulyll-lyr
For Sale.
ID ILLlARD TABLE FOR SALE-one six.
| I'D pocket table, fifteen pool balls; cue
| rack, cuos, and entire outfit, cheap, In
| quire at San Jacinto hotel. sep 22-Bt
| FURNITURE FOR SALE CHEAP-In.
l. quire at san Iacinto hotel. sep 29-Ot
| NOR SALE OR RENT One of the b ,st
country stores with resdence) in Col
lin county. JOS W BA1NRs, Plano, Texas
sep2l 30
CALL ut Merchants Exchange, 8l2 Elm
- street, and try the BAL. as Favorite. asst
MONEY MONEY!! MONEY l!!-A fine
WI farm, within three miles of Dallas for
SAFE or rent for cash. Good land, good fenc-
my ins, goou buildings and good spring water.
One hnndred and twenty-five acres in Guilt.
WALTON. Twenty-Five acres very fine cotton
IN the field for sale. A large amount of pro-
uuce. farming utensils and stock for sale on
I Ia piaSe, Horses, cattl; and hogs, Apply to
John Nj. Crockett on the premises. au2ld2m |
ny W. Q. SlCKLES-3O,O00 ACRES OF
- LAND on long time. Real Estate |
once, Eo,3ll Main street, near postoffice up |
.lLLsI 1alIAS, leNnA tuS-tf |
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Texans are aCguaintc0-oro ought t0hc-with The
wonderful merits of that great American Remedy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-11
OXEN ON THE STAGE.
A Jerseymnn's visit 20 the Grand Opera
IIou.e-An Advertisements Answered.

Just before the matinee performance in the
Grand Opera House, yesterday. yoke OF oxen
drew cart up Twcnty-third street, and. obcd-
ont TO the drivers cries OF " gee" haw." and
Whoa" stopped in front OF the building.
People gathered around to enjoy the odd sight
OF an OK team in that part Of the city. and many
crowded into the lobby OF the theatre when tho
drivcr--a countryman in dress md manner
got out Of the cart and entered whip in hand.
He took his place in the line Of ticket buyers.
and when his turn came stuck through tho
aperture copy of THE SUN. with his finger ON
this advertisements
w NNrEp TO HiRE-Two yoke of oxen. for tncle
to 8 o.eiock. NUM- ''''' rOoLE a DONNELLY
Have you got tho oxen yeti" he asked Of
tho ticket seller. If you hain't. / can lend you
u yoke Of the handsomcst best broke critters in
New Jersey"
lie was shown into the managers offlcc. where
Mcssrs Poole Il Donney explained 10 him that
the oxen werc to be introduced in n plantation
scene in Uncle Toms Cabin next week. Hc
said he had not understood by the advertise
mcnt that the oxen were wanted to use on the
stage in theatre. He would not object on that
account but tho oxen belonged TO his father.
who " didn't much take g. ulay-actln.
Put Cu.e Toms Cabin is u highly moral
nlay,' said Mr. Poole. made out OF Mrs Hur-
ThrI,r.'vinin supposed that was true. AMI
he Thought the oxen wouldn't ae morally injur-
cd anyhow but he would huy' IL report To- his
father. Ilo hud gone Ia Jersey CITY with a load
nf p1ta'oes. and. ON reading the advert isnment
nay come rlEhi over lp ma Guy ..oul ~ ne
asked Nhut the pay would TO-, ana started 10 80
Say r. he said. turning back. ~ who's Goin
Well w.. mi.n engage you II you aro nm OK
port. s1it Mr. r'nrrlN.
The idcp of alpearln. on the stagc .eocmel 70
Pc HH o. a. f TO- af : I
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GnNrLnllrv IN rnE SADDLE


The fan meeting or the Gentlomcn'- Anna
tour jockey Clab q Newark was had 40 Ma,er-
ley Park yesterday. The conditions of the
racing were that mcmhcra should ride. There
were five races on the card. The first was IN
half emile heats. subscription stakes. for gentle
mems horses that had not been IN training
stables. There were throo entries: L. NJ. Pc
,erss =. Z. Nouruml. T. y. + lrar's hr. Jersey
Boy. and ". Is. Durtud % =. =. Stumpmh- ter.
htuWpmu-trr went Ia the front and took the
lead around the turn, and then Jrr~'y Boy
pNss 81 him and eventually wou the heat hy ON
length from Stumluastyr. MOurnlul thlrd .
tune. 5S seconds. In tn" second heat stump
master ai.uin took the lead and held Il 10 the
quarter. There MoUrutuland Jersey Boy over
took him. 4 ilne race WIS made. Jersey Boy
won 10y ~ head, Mournlui second. and stump
mAst"r tnird.
The second race was IN milo heats; purse
400 Tho-r woro the starters W. A. tit.ol. =
Oh f. S.rt.r 0f NDrY and T. C. Hunter r. ch =.
Fra~ui- Corning. The nag was dropped with
lretus Com liz lcngth in advance ~ Ssi T.
ol Mercy. Er.rluh Corning won tho heat hy -
neck SISTER OF Mercy finishing under strong
heat : istDr OF Mercy Jumped oil in the lcnl Shn
was sent for all SheMar worth. and won the heat
and race " dl-tanclns klastus Corning time,
Tho third race a imilo and half over six
hurdles had two starters i. Durands =, T.,
Stumpmustcr and W. Murphys b. n. T. llc.
The horses were sent on with Bcllo in front
moving at slow pace. AZ the MIRA hurdle wal
ter Murphy, the rid"r ot Belle broke h.r str
rup. pulled M and WAS ont Of the ritce. stump
master kept on his journey and took the hur-
dl,'r IN fine style. winning The rnce in An.
The fourth race WAS three quarter Of . mile
dash for silver cup presented by !, l.. Young
a Co. OF Newark. There were live entries
Mournful lnrcna took the lead before reach
ing the quarter pole and WIS not passed. Milo
aud Jersey Boy max ing fine struggle for s'e-
ond place lorrna won easily by live lengths.
Time, :23. Mlo second. Jersey Boy third. and
Don Victor fourth.
The days sport closed with n hurdle race Of
one mile for silver cup presented by Mr.. Levy
in winch were entered Belle ana Stumpniastcr
The horses werc sent away ON even terms
az her hoes. Each horse Jumped the hurdles
in gall mt stvln without an accident. Tho race
was won by stumpmuster. Time. 2 l6s.