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will SCOT, Yield to the medical profession what
ever grants Of power and money It may solicit.
Bnt thf ,,,aiy da r aoyaasInn
should become unit Id these movements. The
action Of the National Boqrdl of Health will
pos sess the force Of unanmity, and ia also
likely to be looked upon by Legislators as com
ing from o body which represents the senti-
ments 81 the whole profession Of this country.
and before great while he haleyon days will
come when our Legislators may crown us, with
every power asked for, Then we may be able to
effect all needful sanitary. reforms Within the
precincts ct our State, and remove from her
reputation the present charge Of extraordinary
tnsantthry conditions.
At the conclusion h vote Of thanks was ten
dered the Doctor for his address.
On motion. Or. A. z. Hall, Of Mobile. was
elected q member BY invitation
Dir, Chaille then arose and said that he had
received information which, although not ON
eial, was yet sufficiently certain that he would
be elected one of the members OF the Fever
Commission which will shortly Visit Cuba. He
desired To learn the opinions Of tho members
present as to the proper course Of Inquiries to
be made SO that he would go out armed with
them rather than come back and receive censure
for what be had left undone. He asked Tor The
views III the members.
be com posed III thrss acclimated physicians, u
chemist meroseopst 2 civil engineer, ana nj,
Havana and probably Matanzsa. on the Island
OF Cuba. and ta movements afterwards would
be directed by the executive committee Of the
National Board of Health.
He explained that the national board desired
to receive every assistance from local boards,
and their recommendations would be carefully
listened to. They desired corporation.
Dir. Richardson moved that meteorological
be recommended To be attached to the commits
sion In order that the amount Of ozone In the
atmosphere might be determined This .we1
what Ia wanted and has been SO far overlooked
His motion was carried. After this there, was
a general nterchange,of opinions after when
the meeting adjourned until this morning.
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John J. DAILY, alias sonny DAILY. seems to be
In luck, 30 far us receiving tho punishment
he has merited on various occasions is con-
cerned: and this Ia attributed to the fact that
the men whom he has stabbed have either
failed or declined to prosecute him.
When he stabbed Faey the prosecuting wit
neas failed to appear when subpBnaed and
Judge Miltenberger, knowing the general repu-
tition Of the accused. issued an attachment for
the Witness, had hin, brought into court and
made him give his. testimony. The evidence
was conclusive and Judge Milfenberger sent
the accused before the Superior Criminal Court
under bonds, The case Is now pending In said
court.
The last man that DAILY tried to usher Into
eternity was Mr.. John Weiss. who has. 1t is
said asserted since his discharge from the hos.
pital that he WAS not going to prosecute, 1t Is
further stated thHt Days friends know that the
evidence In this case Is conclusive against him,
and that If he goes before the Superior Criminal
Court there s nothing that will save him from
going to the Penitentlary. and have persuaded
Weiss not to persecute.
Judge Miltenberger in conversation with
the reporter said that he considered that Weiss
owed It to society to prosecute DAILY. and that
he would use every means in his power to
make Weiss appear In court and give his testi-
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supERuoR CRIMINAL COURT.

MOTIONS.
ri, Dale, alias Tale. perinry--:Motlon for ar
rest Of Judgment filed and fixed for Saturday.
John Foster and Chas. Speed, convicted oil
forgary-A motion for ew trial was filed.
Mortimer Carr, uttering aH true. ETC. Motion
fled that the Attorney General show. canse on
Thursday why the remaining cases should not
be fixed for trial for next Monday
DEGREES FILED.
District Attorney FInney filed the following
DEGREES Of the Supreme Court:
VIM williams convicted Of woundinR less
than mayhem with dangerous weapon. July
20, 1879 stabbng Mary Scott. April H. 1878, on
Franklin strickland sentenced July %, 1873, to
pay y fine OF 81 and two years hard labor.
Affirmed.
Jack Toby alias Jerry ALAG Cunningham
alias THOMPSON. convicted Of burglary and
grand larceny December 49, 1877. and sentenced
February I6. 1878 TO fourteen years hard labor.
The burglary WIS committed during the night
Of the twenty seventh Of September, 1919. mt the
residence of MIR. M. Goodwin. ~ South Rampant
street. whore clothing, ieWeiry. ETC., to the
amount Of $3.50 WIS stolen.
Affirmed.
CONVICTED.
Aaron Burr, stnbbing and wounding Henry
Burris with intent TO murder.
ON TRIAL.
J. D. Donovan. assault md battery on police
officer
VERDICT.
In the case OF j. u. Donovan the jury last
night brought In verdict Of guilty.
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TOWN TOPICS.
ACCOMMODATIONS TO LICENsE-FAr.
ERs-RAuLROAD OBLIGATIONS
THE MAYOR OBJECTS.

License PAYERS will take notice that Admlnis-
traitor Isaaeson announces that ne has appor~
toned the city into three license districts. each
district to be In charge OF one OF his license In
| speetors. who will be provided with blank re-
ceipts and authorized to collect the licenses Of
| all license payers at their respective places 81
| business. The eanyassng will begin at once.
THE STREET RAILROAD OBLIGATIONS
| Due notification having been given TO the
various street railroad companies TO put the
streets through which their tracks are laid In
| thorough repair from curb to curb and some
| of the companies having failed. without even
| Offering an excuse therefor, TO comply with the
notification. the deinuuents will shortly receive
| d peremptory order. signed BY Administrators
| Houston and Behan and Surveyor Brown to
commence work Immediately.
| THE MAYOR OBJECTS.
| Mayor Patton yesterday refused to approve
| bill from the Superior Criminal Court tnelud-
| Ing mileage and per diem for witnesses sum-
| moned for The defense, In certain cases tried be-
| fore that court. although the bill was approved
| by the Judge Of the court.
Mayor Patton SAYS that to admit of the Justice
| of such claim would be establishing too dan
Rereus and expensive n precedent and for
| which he knows no law. That the city should
the ease. is all very. well and ls clearly author
| lied In law: but defendants In criminal cases
might as well elafm that the city should Day
| their lawyers, fees as ~ pny for bringing wit
| another state aud. on the same principle from
| Patagonia.
VACATION.
| Superintendent Vim 0, Rogers gives notice
| that the public schools will be- closed day md
| on Good Friday.fs has been the custom In
New Oreana.
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HOUND TO GO.

It is the settled opinion OF the knowing ones
that the removal OF Morris Marks, internal
revenue collector. Is only q question OF a few
days.
The special agents OF the government con-
nected his Office SO closely with the tobacco
frauds that there was but one Of two concu-
sions to be deduced. either that he connived at
and either case will justify his removal. par
ticularly rs 1t Is understood Sherman wants
his scalp.
would have been removed ere this. had the de-
partment at Washington fully decided on the
man to fill his place. 1t Is reported that the So
lection has been made. though who the man Is
no one pretends to know, and 1t is believed that
Marks official career is drawing to o close.
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FIRST DISTRICT COUNT.

INFoRMATtONs FILED.
Walter Bell. GtssAr Navier assault and bat
tory. Henry Wilson. picking pockets. Mary
Nelson, larceny.
N0LtE PRosEQUI,
Evalne Williams, John Albums. Charlie Ham
ilton. assault and battery. j. Dubon, assault.
Squire Hunter and Henry Johnson, larceny.
.s@ vEEDICTs. -..."
H. Hardett Sr. and Jr.. assault and battery.
A nolle proseaui was entered In. the cage. OF
aaristt Jr.. and the Jury returned ~ verdict OF
guilty, but recommended him to the mercy Of
the court: The prisoner being ready for SON
tence and waving al judicial deli ny. was SON
Prison.
Henry Williams. woundinR less than may
hem Guilty. The prisoner being ready, and
anxious to receive aseutencs and waving
all judicial delay. WIS sentenced to one year b
hard labor In the State PenetentlArY.
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CITY ECHOES.

Officer Robertson shot dog at No. 27o Poy-
dras street that had bitten child.
Garlando Faur.a and Fanny Richardson were
locked up in the Third Station charged with
obtaining goods under false pretenses.
Sydney Pascal was locked up, charged with
having a lot OF sacks In his possession sup
posed to have been stolen.
Isaac Anthony was locked no in the Sixth
Station. charged by Betsey Henderson with
breaking and entering her domicile with intent
to commit felony.
Mr.. John M. Kelly's son, aged years, fell
into the river at the head of st. Ferdinand
street, but was rescued from drowning by Mr.
Lehy.
An attempt was made Tuesday night to de.
stroy Mr.. Jean MouPs residence, corner of Or
covered and extinguished
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THE MOBILE CELEBRATION.
The Firemen Having a Jolly Time OF

The Firemen Having n Jolly Time of 1t.
Yesterday afternoon the following telegram
was received by Mr.. Willie Mcneil. secretary OF
the Department OF Commerce:
Mobile redipious The day is bright and balmy
and the display of the Mobile fremen surpasses
that OF any previous years. There were seven
steamers and two hook and ladder companies
In line, all beautifully ornamented, manned by
forms. The streets were throngpd with ladies'
who were lavish In their floral offerings. The
numerous guests from New Orleans almost
killed by kind treatment. Major Behan
addressed the members OF Neptune No. at
Temperance Hall and made one OF the most
brilliant orations have ever heard
f. DUDENHEFER
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Continued successes Of the Famous

Continued successes 81 the Famous
COLvILLE OPERA BURLEaOUE COMPANY
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings, April 8
and 10, the most enormous bill ever offered
ROBINSON CRUSOE, in its entirety. into which
Is ineorporateds an episode from Fl. NJ r.
PINAFOHE. Friday and Saturday Evenings
Anril Il and 12..Anotber grand. double bill
OXYGEN and A POPULAR FARCE. introducing
the popular comedian, Mr.. B. Manipgley and
Miss Eugenie Paul Saturday Matinee-The
great double bill. CRUSOE and PINAFOkE
Sunday Hight-First appearance In New Or
leans Of the greatest artist Of his class in the
world, Americas German Star Comiuue, Mr.
GUS WILLIAMS, and production Of the NEW
CINDERELLA. ap9
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Admission to the Field, FIRST DAl
FREE, other days % Cents.
RULES OF ADMISSION.

Must enter by the Gentilly gate.
RULES OF ADMISSION.
No ladies permitted to the stand unaccons
Invitation badges. for non residents only are
personal. and admit only the person invited. IS.
Quarter stretch badges Will admit to all parp s
OF the track and grounds
Tickets Of admission to the stand do not ad-
NIT the holder to the quarter stretch.
Members are entitled to free admission HOE
ladies accompanying them.
Ladies accompanied by members are 1nyitou
to visit the club house.
SIN Smoking positively prohibited on the MEM
Ladies' and gentlemen will be required 70
keep their seats during the running OF INC
races.
All vehicles must enter by the GENTLY Roadd
gate. except members Members OF the Cup
and ladies' accompanying them only admitted
at the members gate.
QUAR- er-stretch badges can be obtained az iea
Canal street and at the track,
The cars of the City Railroad. BAYOU brlGgs
branch. and Orleans Railroad. will leave Gay
the races.
Pools to be sold In club room Of Crescent
Hall, corner st. Charles and Canal streets.
stewards.
r. W. Simmons W. ]. Hare,
A.P. Mason, Henry W. Conner.
A. NJ. Biekham, j. T.. Glenny.
| John A.. Morris, A. NJ Summers.
Distance Judges.
| Thomas L. Airey W. B. Krumbhaar.
Reception Committee.
| sH. Buck, chairman; DR.. Samuel Choppinn.
Garneal Burke. Charles Z. Fenner, Thomas 3
Lallande. J. D. Peet. Octave Hopkins, A. freh@
sen, A. Q. Kennett.
All communications must be addressed 70 e
/ w. MOTT lock box T3a NV Orleans.
| G. W. NoTT. Secretary. apo I'd
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CUsTOM-mOs1sE NOTES.
Another ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In MA

Another Assessment-Notice To Mariners.
The salaries Of the Custom House laborers
have been reduced from $40 to 81 n week. when
not actively engaged. When at work they will
receive twenty-five cents an hour.
The clerks and other employees nre swear
ing, because the head men In the building have
called upon them to pay an assessment of 10
per cent Of their salaries for an object not
specified.
The following
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUNT.

Henry j. Montaguet W.. Tug Belle Darling
ton-JDdgment for plaintiff for s23s7 ~: value
Of s52gls barrels coal.
Dsfatllts against the following named de-
Pendants and their sureties In cases In which
the United States is plaintiff were entered yes
terday: Mary femme: surety jos. Dunsmore
surety Thos. Lacey; Henry Pezzau. surety Jos.
Oteri Pierre Galot. surety dastnye Troy, p Pr.
nagham. surety Alex. Kernagham; Walter H. II.
Ksase
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A GRAND MAIN - ON SUNDAY NEXT
- there will be given q grand cooking main
Murphy stock six birds side to show. On Sat
nrday night preceding there will be three
battles between three birds side OF the same
stock. The main OF nine fights is for s25 q
battle. The Tchoupitoulas and Annunciation
street cars convey visitors to the pit at the
corner OF Louisiana Avenue and Tchonpftou-
las street, nn1o IT'S
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
is posted In the building:

is posted In the building:
OFFICE OF LraHr- HOUSE Board.
Washington. April 4. 1870. !
ToNdnh Rip Iioh Vessel n Characteristics
Ghauged.-Noice Ii hereby given that on aud
after july. y, 1879, there will be exhibited from
Pollock Rip liehtshp, of Chatham, Mass.
eastern end of Vineyard Sound. two fixed red
lights westward OF tho single white light now
shown.
by order Of the Light house Rcnrd
JOHN RODGERS,
Tear Admiral United States Navy, Chairman
Peter Martin, doing business ut the corner Of
julia and Batonne streets, was before Com mia-
sIoner Lime yesterday. charged with having
empty whisky easks In his possession on which
there were uncanceled stamps,
The following were tho sub-treasury receipts
for Tuesday:
Internal revenue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o.. 4a9 10
Customs, silver ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hG5 81
Customs. currency. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A20 90
MISCELLANEOUS 30.0Jg 80
Total. .s33. aG5 60
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A VISIT TO MAJOR HOWELL.

Major Howell. of the United States Engineer
Corps. has received intelligence from Mr.. q. G.
Collins. civil engineer in charge of the Pearl
river survey. that the survey has progressed as
far down as Monticello. between 80 and 100 miles
from Jackson. Miss.
The Major is strongly In favor Of the utility
of laying willow mattresseY along the harbor Of
New Orleans. and PROPOSES to recommend the
completion of the work. I
Surveys and engineering works are not ac-
lively entered into yet, b4 the prospects for this
year are tine. The Maid has nearly 100000 ap-
preparations for difereft works to be- done In
the districts Of and Texas
paired and will be 1eady by the end of this
month to resume worl3at Sabine Paes.
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sTATE-HoUsE NOTES.

Outside OF few Important appointments
items were scarce In the executive department.
The Governor and Secretary of Nate were
ordered to be issued at the last needing OF the
Funding Board.
Tax collectors show dispositio4 with few
exceptions. to settle with. the Auditor and
Treasurer before the expiration $f the term
fixed by law, which is on the tenth Instant.
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REMOVALS.

D EMoVAL NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE
III ASSOCIATION-Owing to the fire vhlT
took place this morning. we have temporary
removed our Office to the Louisiana NationA
Bank building. No. 12aCommen street. betWeeH
st. Charles and Camp ktreets.
GEORGE LANAUX. Secretary.
New Orleans. March d 1879. nha In
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Programme Of PyrOtechnIcal Exhibition.
MANUFACTURED BY J. PALMER SONS.


Rochester N. Y.
l. Double Dancef of Fairies: 2. Fountain
IBattery; : g. Shield of America; 4. i
with CoIored saxons; 6. Stars and
stTE4p ms,s T. T. The Ill., H. Ha g. Pride Of TiyoIi
metto; 4. Fire Work Balloon; u. IjInmtna a.
ed ed Double Cascade Wheel; 10. Rainbow Cas-
Gadei r. a. Combination Colored Batteries; Is,
ddT1plet Star: 49, Bohemian Vase: IL. Japanese
glory; 10; Columbia sfar: 10. The Grand
h houaad With changes; 20. Brilliant Gem ii.
uan n Wheel; %. Eagle and Shield. Emblem
g. Or Peace and War: %. Elephant Fire Work
Balioon; a. Star of '79. B, A. s.. L.: Is. Good
Night: 26. Grand Bouquet.
Assorted Sky Rocket. during the Exhibition.
Dancing In both buildings.
Ladies admitted By Invitation only. Invita-.
. .hn can De- had by applying to any member of
sae com ll1 or TO L. j. COURTAULT. at
= Sealed proposals for Bar Restaurant, with
III III rpT1y,isges will be received by j. F. BAR
lHELEMY. so Royal street. mp to the thirtieth
mh2 % 80 ape I'd
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Ali diseases arising from disordered stom-
ach yield ct once to Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
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FIFTH DAY-Tue.d.y, A prIl ~.

FIRST RACE-Cub Purse $500, for all agess
first horse $50. second $50. 100 pounds 0n
each three years old to carry their proper
weigh's:s pounds allowed for mares and
Reldings One mile and one eighth.
SECOND RAGE-"The Cottrill Stakes f9f
three years old s25 entrance. .. o.. with $50
added, of which first horse to receiye
5000. second $50; Capt. GottrilI 70 add Silver
Stake to carry 7 pounds extra. One milo
and half.
Third RACE-Consolation Purse. for horses
that havn run and have not won during thy
meeting. Purse 5000; first horse $50. second
$50; horses beaten once allowed pounds
twice 10 pounds, three times or over IS
pounds. One mile.
FOURTH RACE-Handieap for all ages. Pufse
$500; first horse $500. second 500; entries ~
b. made at IL m. The day previous WEIGHTS
to appear at 3. M. and acceDtaneeB 10 ~
made In writing through the entry box&
the usual time OF closing. Four mile da1hH
In all stakes. five or more required to ill. a
all club purses entrance free, and In all sue4s
purses no money will be given for q walk ovefs
Stakes to close April 1, 1879.
Members are notified 10 call for their badges
at 104 Canal street.
The races will commence at O'Clock D, No.. u
case OF postponement on account OF the wea hek
q pennant will be displayed from the Crescent
Hall, corner Of Canal and ST. Charles street.
Quarter stretch badges. for the meeting. .S17 o.
Invitation badges. --*....-...-.. ID "
Day badges. "
Admission to Club stand ....-.............. 40
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Whenever cease to love Z wh4tp shadlnes,

magnificent Display of drekorks will be
witnessed at the Fair Ground next Sunday,
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COMMITTEE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
A. F. Quere. chairman Louis J Courtin. J. F.
Barthelemg. by; Dnrel, Jr.. John +. Legier,
FRANK J. Otto, P. 0. Peyroux, A. Meynier, L.
Schaff. J. l.. Mason. r. q. schnell.
SPORTS:
SIS. --N'
Mule Race. one mile. entrance free, prize SO.
Competition Drill for all military orpaniza.
tons, artillery and infantry; prizs for each,
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Alpatent Lambert Photograph ! Lilienthal
is like an old OIL pfntihg, the OIL fer it gets the
er they become the Is you seeb Ii them.
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Pack up the children md make ready for
next Sundays trip to the FAN Grounds. Don't
fail to go.
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THIRD nAY-Thursasy April IL.

FIRST HACE-A handicap for all ages PURSE
$3.50: first horse $780, second $50. Entries W
be made the second day ut Ia M weights I'd
appear at . b. m. aud aeeeptanees To be
made In writing through the entry boz ~
the usual time OF closing. One mile and
quarter.
SECOND RACE-A handicap for all ages. Club
Purse 5000 first horse $40, second 49, Con.
ditIons same Rs first race. Mile heats a
THIRD RACE-For all ages. Crescent Hall
Purse; $500 added by Mr.. Joseph A. Walker,
First horse 5000. second $50. Une mile and
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FOURTH DAY-saturday, April 10.

FIRST RACE Handicap Hurdle Race. Club
Purse 800. first horse 800, second $50 weight
to appear the day previous md aeeeptances
to be made in writing through the entry boz
ut the usual time OF closing. Two miles over
eight hurdles.
SECOND RACE--Selllng Race for all agas,
Purse 5000. first horse $50. second 10;
horses entered to be sold for 1880. to carry
their .preper weights for $1,000 allowed s.
pounds for $3.50 10 pounds for $500. 1t
pounds for 1900 20 pounds any surplus oven
amount entered to be sold for will be given
to second horse. One mil, and d quarter
THIRD kACE-Clnb Purse $3.50, for ST agss;
first horse s460, second $50. Mile heats
best three In Ave.
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THIRD ANNUAL FESTIVAL,
PyrOtechnical Exhibition and Ball
TO BE GIVEN BY THE
Benevolent AssOc1 alton sons Of Louisiana,
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL Ii, 1879.
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sECOND DAY-Tussday ApreI

FIRST KACE-7The Momus StHkes." for two
year ol1s szb entrance .. D. with $500 added
Of which first horse to receive stbo second
$50. Half mills DISH.
SECOND RACE THE Howard staKes.p #
sweepstakes for al ages $50 entraree D. b,
with $500 aided BY the club. and $500 adj.
uonal by Mr. 9. T. Howard Of which The.
first horse In to receive 1900. second glfA
third to saYe his stoke. Two mils feats
THIRD KACE--Cub Purse $2DD for ali aces
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SPRING MEETING, 1879.
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1879.
FIRST DAY-saturaay, April N.

FIRST HACE-P1rse 800. Hurdle Race nm
horse $3.50 second $50. Mile heats r 1,rs
four hurdles. -
SECOND HAOE~The pickwick Stakes. ii,
three year Odds. s25 entrance. D. o., with III
added, Of which tbs first horse 10 reosivs
800 second $50. Mile heats. Z
THIRD RACE For oil ages. Purse $500: fin.
horse 1850. second $50. Two miles. 80