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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-17
NOTICE IN BANkRUPTCY.

ls The Matter u Henry 9. sustton, Bank.
apt. Ia BAukruptcy
10 the District Court OF tho United states Ion
the District 81 Vermont
The undersigned hereby gives notice u hIs
appointment A. Assignee Of Henry @ strstton.
OF Bennington IL the Couhty Of Bennington aud
state of Vermont, within said district, Who has
been Adiudgod bankrupt on his own pc titioh
by the District Court Of said District
JOHN R0BlNHON. Assignee
Dated At Bennington Nov Nth is73 gI9~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-17
CHARLES II. BUCKS ESTATE.

Y !
state 81 Vermont. Manchester District -.
Al Probate Court held at Manchester within
aud for said district OF Manchester on the 9Th
day OF January A. y 1873
Present. Hon. H. u. Burton. Judge
An Instrument. purporting 10 be the last VIII
and Testament OF Charles II Buck late VI Airing.
ton, ~ said district deceased, beng present.
cd by Arson Buak. 81 said Arlington
for Probate, II 10 ordered by saa Court,
that all persons concerned therein be notified to
appear at session thereof. TO be held At tho
Probate Office 10 Manchester, IN said dtstrict, on
the 27lh day of Fob. A. D., 1875, al 10 O'Clock
10 the forenoon, aud show cause. II any they
have, against the probsic Of sail Will for
which purpose il il further ordered thst this
order, be published three weeks surcessiyely In
the Manchester JouRNAL. a Newspaper ~ ntod
At Manchester In this state, previous to sAld
time Of bearing.
true record,
Attest. L, d. BURTON, Judge.
true copy 81 record,
St3w ktteut, u. II. BURTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-17
Births.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-17

cLAEKE's TooTn ACNE Daors esre
fNtdHay.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
CITY ECROEs.

Ernest Hill and Ben. White were run into the
Harbot Station, charged with offering sugar.
John r. Holmes was run into pound" Thurs
day for insulting and abusing an old gentle
man named Chas. Alderman.
JAS. ,Hardle, for entering Mary william g
domleile and committing an assault and bat
terry, was lodged In the Fourth Station
John Martin languishes behind the bars of the
Third Calahoose, charged by James Fora with
obtaining money under false pretenses.
The swinging ladder leading to the be'ry In
Treme Market is broken and liable to fall Mt
| any moment, owing to the rottenness of the
ropes.
Henry CLARK, by virtue of warrant was
locked No In the Central Station. charged by f..
Lacoste with the larceny Of property valued Mt
s7s from his domicile. No 10 Basin street.
Pat Murphy q private watohman, was locked
M in the Second Precinct Station, charged with
malicious mischief and breaking open Mar
garet Giens house.
Thos. Pratt and Joe Sisson for entering into
a fist fight ut the of Common and
Baronne streets, wound no in the Central Sta
ton on the charge Of lighting and disturbing
The public peace
At an early hour on Thursday two vicious
dogs, one the property OF Sarah Dean and the
| other the property Of eolored woman named
King, assaied a colnred boy named Arnould
Finney Mt the corner Of Clinton and d'Arms
streets and severely bit him on the neck and
! n r m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
THE PARISH COMMITTEE RULES.

There has been much discussion on the
streets over the action of the Parish Committee
at the last meeting, and there seems to he n
misunderstanding regarding the rules to gov
ern the coming election Of delegates and presI-
dents OF central clubs. The action taken by the
committee on the rules published in the DEM
ocRAT was not final These rules were referred
to committee Of seven. one from each dis
trict for the purpose of revision, aud will not
be final until that eommittees report is ratified
and adopted. We are authorized to say that
any one having suggestions or changes to make
In them will confer favor by communicating
the same to any Of the following gentlemen
composing the revision committee. and they
will be duly considered
Presdent-H. q. Brown.
Assistant Seoretary-A. J. Kelly.
Third Distriet-John Hoffman,.
Second Dstriet-R. d Hubbard.
First Distributions. Davereaux.
Fourth Distribution Gordon.
Fifth District-H. Keoln.
Sixth Distrct-R. w. Young.
Seventh District-R. b. Stubbs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18

upon the agents Of the Christian Soelalistic
party published In that paper a few days age
Hodel appeared at the office to say that he
was one Of the agents; that he sympathized
with the Christian Socialists, and that he was
an anarchist at the same time. The man, the
editor says, was evidently mad. and no .polti-
cal party could be held responsible for his ne
| faIiOus deed.
| TO explain the meaning Of this statement It
| may be as well TO add that few metropOli-
| tan clergyrnen. anxious to resist the spread
Of com m,inistic and atheistic doctrines among
the working classes, a short time ago en-
| deavored to organize q party with mitigated
socalistic programme, including an admir-
ture of religious and royalistie principles.
TO this party who are profesSed Royalists,
the Republican Socialists now wish to attrib-
ute the honor Of employing Hodel as one of
their agents. Certain It is that the discussion
tween the avowed Communists. mitigated
Socialists, theorzing clergymen and pedantio
university professors has resulted In turning
the heads Of thousands Of poor workingmen,
too hungry to be content and too unedueatedl
to reason, together with the immense rise of
wages after the influx of the five mill
iards Of francs, the French war In
dernnity and the corresponding scarcity OF
employment which ensued when the financial
reve was Mt an end The correspondent says
the country Is chiefly indebted for this move
ment TO the interest superintendent pro
fessors took In dogmatizfng upon social re-
form 4 new theory having been discovered
the professional mind jumped at developing
1t, and, nnimpeded by the authorities, did
endless harm. The long duration Of the
commercial crisis, which began in 1879 and
has been lately aggravated by the Eastern
war, gave the finishing touch TO an agitation
the bitterness and audacity of which 1t Is hard
to imagine After tolerating the boldness OF
socialistic writer's and speakers for consid-
cradle time, the government has lately or
dered numerous prosecutions and obtained
many verdiots against the offenders, but ap-
parenty with no result. There Is but one
opinion AS to the excessive infamy of the
crime, produced, 1t appears, by the latest and
most dangerous form of political madness
Communism
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
ARREST OF A RADICAL JUDGE.

Yesterday Aid MeDonogh and Special Hen
nessey arrested Judge II. G. Meyers, the OK
Radical Judge of Natehitochss, and locked him
up in the Central Station. charging him from
Information received, with being a fugitive
from Justice
Sheriff Boulet Of Natebitoohes, is in the city.
and he leaves this evening wi, h the prisoner
Meyers, 1t rs alleged Ia wanted for the en-
bezzlement OF 100000 school funds, embezzled
OF the school board of the parish Of Natcbi-
toches.
The prisoner, when taken into custody stated
that he had settled his indebtedness and has
the receipts in his possession. which he will
produce in due time
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
SUICIDE AND MURDER.
Father Browns himself and Child In
the MIssissippi


| At about 1915 o'clock Yesterday morning q
man named Henry Lloyd aged forty eight years
n native of England residing at No. 41s Tchou-
pitoulas street, committed suicide by jumping
of Of the wharf into the river between Jackson
and Philip streets, at the same time drowning
his infant child. aged three months by carry
ing II over with him.
A brave boy, named Theo Richter who han
pened to be standing on haboat at the time
the unfortunate man leaped into the water with
his babe, jumped into tho river himself and
made for the spot where the two had gone down
but his only reward was the hat worn BY Lloyd
and q veil which was over the face Of the child
as the two never came to the surface,
Some sailors who were in the vawl belonging
to the United States vessel Canonicus mmsdi-
atey put out for the place where the two had
gone under. but their efforts, rs were the lads
were useless. as Lloyd and his helpless babe
were kept down by the undercurrsnt
The boy brought the hat and veil that he re-
covered to the Sixth Precinct Station where it
was identified by Mrs Lloyd, who identified the
hat as that worn by her husband on leaving the
house. and the veil which was over the face of
her child.
Mrs. Lloyd attributes her husbands rash act
to financial embarrassment. She says that he
has been out Of work for short time and that
he owed two months rent, which he was at pres
ent unable to pay; Thursday the landlord called
ing the rent that was due. This preyed upon
his mind to such an extent that she believes II
drove him to insanity.
Some men who are constantly Of work on the
eves stated to our reporter that for some time
past rs regular as the day came round. they
have noticed M. Lloyd visit the wharf and look
at the river, and every time be has had both his
children with him; yesterday morning being
only one Of his children. Up to midnight last
night neither Of the bodies had been recovered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Friday, Mayl7. 1878

Present: Associate Justices Mari. DeBlano
Egan and Spencer.
BY JUSTICE EGAN.
No b517. William J Behan vs. city of New Or
leans, appellant.-Appeal from the Superior
District Court. parish of Orleans.
Where the city contracts for certain work to
be paid for by monthly installments the con
tractor Is entitled tn interest upon such Install
mants from their maturitiss.
judgment affirmed.
By JUSTICE SPENCER
No $500, M. A. Sonthworh, appellant. vs..
Louisiana Levee Company and John G. Gaines
ct a. -Appeal from the Superior District Court
parish of Orleans.
Under the amendment. adopted December H.
1871, to the charter of tho Levee Company pro
viding for the issue Of preferred stock :" and
that said stock shall be entitled to dividends of
20 per cent per annum out Of the earnings Of
the company before the ordinary stock shall
participate therein, the board Of directors must
after the payment Of said 20 per cent to the
holders Of said preferred stock, distribute
equally between them and tho holders Of the
ordinary stock the remaining 30 per cent Of the
earnings.
Judgment affirmed so for as 1t rejects plain
tiRs demand for Il share Of the Wlman stock
and in other respects reversed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
THE PROTECTION LEyEE.

Surveyor dHemeeourt paid visit Of inspec
tion yesterday to the protection levee at the
lake. and reported to the Mayor that he enter
tains approximations that the next storm may
entirely destroy 1t. The Mayor. while agreeing
with the Surveyor that the evee should be re-
paired, says there Ia no money In the city treas
ury to do so. The long and short Of this matter
r r In he ely svaa ha Nav eans II w Ra
road Company which is pecuniarily, more di-
rectly Interested In its maintenance than any
ton of the work required to be done. The most
the Railroad Company has ever done. however
has been to offer last fall to advance the need
ed sum, about sl4 900 to the city to be deducted
from their taxes for 1878, which WAS not ae-
ceptp1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18

opened his argument In favor OF his client and
made brief but very forcible address 10 the
court. The principal points laid down by him are
these: That Capt. Lesseps never took the oath
prescribed by law and was not, therefore amen
able to the law prescribing q penalty for disobe
dience; that the officers sitting in court martial
with the exception of two, had no competent
jurisdiction over the matter. AS they had never
been regularly commissioned and qualified:
that should his client haye retired to private
have been broueht forward hat Uapt Les
seps resignation. according TO Col. ,Venet's own
testimony had been accepted, and that gil the
charges brought against Capt Lesseps had been
instituted after the captains resignation was
considered Ms accepted.
The judRe advocate, at the conclusion OF the
argument arose and took up the points Of the
address. and exerted himself TO prove by va
rious authorities that the charges of the areu-
ments were not sound. The court room was
then cleared, and the court went into secret ses-
sion to deliberate over the verdict, which will
not be made public until submitted tn the Exe-
cutive. Thus closed the court martial, whose
proceedings had been watched with such inter
est by every one
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
THE nREDGE ROATs.

Two bids for the purchase of the dredeeboats
Of the city were opened yesterday In the May
or's parlor for the CLAM Shelf for s1n2o
In ready money and $3.50 Ia evidences Of city
Indebtedness; the other was for the "Noyes'
for 5000. An official notice appears to-day In
the DEMOCRAT inviting further bids. to be
opened daily at noon at the City Hall. There
seems to he. however, an inclination on the
part of some OF the members of the admins
traion not to sell the Noyes.', which Is said to
he In good work ing order. and may be needed
at any moment by the city, which would have
to pay at least $40 900 for a new one. This In
cination, however. shoul not deter bidders
from bidding for the purchase Of this Dire lge-
boat. for no conclusion has been arrived at in
he matter,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18

4 about o'clock Friday morning burglars
effected an entrance into Adam Franks grocer y
store. located in the Sixth Precinct, but tn o
timely approach Of Officer Jackson forced the
night hawks to leave In haste. without Sc
curing any booty The entrance was effected by
forcing open one Of the side doors
On the same morning burglars entered Jake
Kings residence, corner OF Chippewa and
Pleasant streets. and succeeded In making
their ESCAPE, carrying with them two silver
castors and one fruit dish.
At an early hour on the same morning an IN
successful attempt was made to effect an en-
trance into ]. Campmsn's residence. corner OF
Seventh and Tchoupitoulas streets. The thieves
were discovered by Officer Maloy and forced to
beat hasty retreat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
THE COURT MARTIAL.

The court-martial again convened last night
for the purpose Of hearing the arguments for
the defense. Only one witness. Capt. Fagot
was examined on behalf of Capt. Lesseps.
Capt. Fagot testified In substance that he was
one OF the committee that interviewed the Gov
ernor to ask executive sanction to the formation
OF the new battalion, Orleans Field Artillery,
The Governor promised to favor them.
Being asked by the court whether the Gov
ernOr knew Capt. Lesseps to be already an off,
Ger Of company. the witness answered that he
could not say.
When this testimony closed. Mr. Fernandez
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
FIRST RACE.
Mile Heats, Best Two in Three.
Prize, Silver Spurs.

/. Henry Denegre enters A. Frellsens mule
DEEP WATER. 2 y. o. out Of Jstties, by
Capt. Eads, dam Towboat.
o. l.. II. Farchild enters II. D. Baldwins mule
WHISKY one week old out of Corn Juice.
by Still Waters Run Deep, dam Moffetfs
Register.
SKY ROCKET 30 y. g.. out Of Torpedo by
Two Blue Lights and Roman Candle, dam
Spit Devil.
!. Alfred slde enters Edwd McCals mule
MONUMENT ~. o., by Remembrance, out
Of Liberallty dam Noble.
s. Richard Weehtman enters Rushton Fosters
mule BULBUL the Pride OF the Harem.
the Warbler Of the Vale, the Fan-tailed
Jimmy Jawed seraph Of the Forest, out Of
Repair, by Whoop-ls, dam not specified.
6. Il. l.. Ranlett enters G. J. Ranlett's mule NEW
ORLEANS PACIFIC. y. o. out Of Danger.
by Supreme Court. dam The Croaker.
grand dam Obstruetionist.
7. M. N. Wisdom enters W. b. Oceans mule
GOSSIP. out OF Society. by Mrs. Grumpy.
dam Meddlesome. granddam Ofleious.
8. W. W. Renshaw enters r. Caiborne's mule
ECONOMY. aged out OF Hard Times. by
Crop Failure. dam Rough.
9. Isaac Delgado enters Ar. Foley's mule RE-
DEMPTION, y. o.. by Ninth OF January,
out Of the Fourteenth OF September, dam
Conclusive.
10. M. M. Kohlman enters VIM. A. Braud's mule
RETURNING BOARD, y. o. out Of Prison.
by Technically. dam Shame.
IL. Geo. d. Kenner enters Norman Eustls' mule
BUTTERFLY, "a hours old. out OF Cater
pillar, by Transformation. dam Beautiful
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

We learn from Mr.. J. Cashell. one of the sig
nal officers In New Orleans. that the chief sig
nal officer Of tho army has applied to Congress
to have tho strength Of the signal service in
creased by fifty men, as twenty five additional
observers and twenty five assistants are neces-
sary for the new stations. twenty-five in num-
ber which he wishes to establish Immediately
We are led to believe that the station at Port
Eads Is one of these proposed stations since.
situated rs 1t s at the mouth of the greatest nav
igabte highway in the country. no doubt can
exist IA to its importance to the commerce of
the country. Neither can Its immense value as
meteorological outpost be overestimated or
mjsun dprStopd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

Badges White.)
Gen. r. N. Ogden, Chairman;
Leeds Greenleaf l.. A. Witt.
@. J. Lewis w. M. Owen.
Dr. j. d. Bruins. Hy. Levericb,
P. L. Bouny, Archibald Mitchell.
c. LeGardeur Eug. May,
+. A. Monroe DIR. @. Beard.
J. D. Hill. W. J. Bshan.
DIR. 8. Chopin, VIM. A. Bell,
J. T. Vnet 2. b. Leeds.
J. b. Laftte EA. Guibet,
Frank McGloin r. 3. Peasants,
John N. Payne, Geo II. Lord
8. Fl. Buck, Walker Fearn
John v Moore, T. r. southmayd.
DIR. b. A. Pope, G. Fl. Allen.
W. J. Hare W. A. Gwyn,
J. y. Richardson, A. Ewing,
James Buckner, DR.. D. Warren Brickell,
g. 8. Boarman, San Flower
F. Yznaga, John Glynn, Jr..
r. c. Bond. j. N. Augustn.
John X. Newman T. Les Shuts
Alex Moses. ]. Il. 8. SelIeck,
Races will be run under the rules OF the Lou
isiana Jockey Club-eatch weights; distance iod
yards.
Quarter Stretch Badges 80; admission ID
stand 81 field 50 cents; children under ffteef
years half price.
Pools will be sold at Hawkins On Frids
evening seventeenth instant.
Races to commence al 100 o'clock,
Ladies unaocompanied by gentlemen will ri
BE- admitted to the stand. liz
ngt2iH r. BUCHANAN. Manager
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18

At II o'clock last night difficulty took place
in front of the Crescent Hall, during which Il
man named Harry Fisher was struck over the
head several times with pistol alleged to have
been In the hands of Owen Jamison. who, after
committing the deed. evaded arrest by making
good his escape.
The wounded mans injuries. though painful.
are not considered dangerous He states that
Jamison took him unawares and beat him as
above stated, The police at last accounts were
look ing for the nnnnSed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

Rousseau vs. CIty.-Judgment in favor of
plaintiff for 1884 50, with legal interest thereon
from judicial demand and costs
Wade va. French.-Exception to jurisdiction
maintained in so far as the same rela, 90 to the
clai IN set up by plaintiff to rents and revenues
and &c. much Of plaintiffs claim dismissed as in
case of nousuit Otherwise, and in so far as
said exception relates to the claim to the title 70
the real estate described in the petition the said
exception is overrulsd
New Orleans st. Louis and Chicago Railroad
VS.. Laviosa.- Exception overrued
Chs. E. Alter VS.. b pard Of Linuidation
Hyland Vs. Ames.-Exception ovsrruled
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18

STEWARDS OF THE TRACK.
Badges Rsd)
d. A. 8. VAUGHT, Chief Steward.
J. o. Nixon. Jr, Geo. w. Dupre,
7. o. Fazende. B. NJ. Harrod.
Geo. A. Williams, II. w. Brown,
f. g. Payne. t. O. Where.
r. @, Hanna, jas. De Buys.
Atwood Violet.
JUDGES.
badges Blus.l
r. W. Simmons. W. H. Huger,
T. l.. Airey, 2. Labouisse.
DISTANCE JUDGES.
badges Red and White.)
W. T. Vaudry, j. d. Huger
N. D. Wallace.
TIMERS.
badges YelloW.1
Emile J. O'Brien. John A. Morris,
r. G. Hsrndon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
WEATHER AND RIVERS.
Yesterdays Temperature.

The signal service telegraphic reports from
other points, dated at AZ y. m, give the tenn
perature as follows:
Cairo 73o, Cincinnati 81, Davenport SO. Du-
buque CD, Galveston 81, Indlanola II, Keokuk
81, Lacrosse 81, Leavenworth IS, Louisville
81, Memphis -, Nashville y, New Orleans .,
Goae g. 81 st. t Pa" s. ycAsbg So mi on
81. Augusta 50, Corsicana 81, Key West 30,
Mobile s.. Montgomery "a. Savannah u.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

Yesterday Judge Whitaker sentenced tho fol-
lowing:
stabbng, ete-John Henderson. convicted OF
wounding less than mayhem. two years In
Parish Prison.
Larceny-James White two years In the Par
sh Prison.
In the case Of the State w. Ramon Marmoget
charged with killing Jean Lszes on September
49, 1874, ut the corner of Broad and st. Philip
streets, the jury were still out at q late hour
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Ermance de st. Romes vs. City Of New Or
leans, Petitioner Is holder of several claims to
certain tracts of land which were included in
Courts in favor Of Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines. Petit
toner had asked the city to recover said claims
from Mrs. Gaines which prayer was not ac-
coded to.
The claims foot up 1913 1853 H. for which iudg-
mont Is prayed for AGAINST the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
EXCELSIOR GUARDS

The Excelsior Guards Democratic club
met ut their wiewam. on st. Joseph street, last
night, and reorganized by electinR the following
officers
J. Flanagan president: p. r. Shea vice. presi
vice president: w Mack treasurer Nj Maho-
ney, recording secretary: J. Lynch, marshal
J. MeMannus, aid. and j. Foley. sergeant at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18

At $50 o'clock yesterday the one. story frame
house located Mt the corner of Jersey and Lyons
as a dwelling by Nick Schneider, was struck by
lightning and damaged to tho extent of st0
The lightning entered one of the bed rooms
n nrrnoir
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-18
THE MULE RACE TO-DAY.
How the Mules Sold orr the Event 0t This


The grand event Of to- day is the mule race ut
the Fair Grounds. AS the storm of yesterday
precludes the possibility Of any rain, it is ex-
pected that there will be one vast outpouring Of
the masses. as the object is one that touches a
responsive chord in the breast of every citizen
THE following are the entries and coIors Bull
brown and buff black cap New Orleans Pacific,
white and white; Whisky, white and white, blue
SASH Sky Rocket, red and gold; Butterfly. col
ors variegated: Monument, red and gold, cap
white and green Re lemption, green and
orange Returning Board. maroon. red sleeves
Gossip. red and red, tr'e sash; Deep Water,
red and red.
At the pool sale last night the following was
the result:
THE POOLS.
New Orleans Pacific $40, Redemption sl5
Monument s2E, Whisky SIC, Bubui $40, Eeono-
my IS, Returning, Board -. The field $40.
At Hawkins saloon. today at II O'Clock, there
less large crowd will be present