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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-Day Internal
revenue, S499, ,275; customs. S739, ,3S9.3 49,
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THE SILVER DOLLAR RBOoM.-Superintendent
Davis, of the New Orleans mint. reports to the
Treasury department that he will during the
movement of the cotton and sugar cane crop
put out from New Orleans between eight and
ten millions of standard silver dollars. The an
nual bO ON of the silver dollar is about to re-
commence. to be followed inevitably by a back
ward flow Of the coin into the Treasury vaults
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ACTING ASSISTANT SURGEON H. NJ. DEEBLE,
US. army, has been ordered from this city to
Fort Smelling, Minnesota, to report in person to
the commanding general department of Dakota
for assignment to duty.
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Ham WHITE, notorious highway robber. who
was once convicted Of rObbing the United States
mails in Texas and afterwards pardoned by
President Hayes. has been arrested in Colorado
for his old trick of mail robbery and will be
tried there
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r NOTICE To TAXPAYERS OF Ap-

ASSESSORS
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 25 1881.
Nohce IS hereby given taat the assessments of NEW
RONEMENTS on real property, made in compl-
snee with the act of Congress approved March 1871
and Its amendments, approved April g. 1875 be
ained by persons interested and after the LIST of
AUGUST next, and for twenty days thereafter.
Thief Board of Appeals will hold daily sessions at this
Office rom the 1st to the Goth day of AUGUST for the
purpose of hearing and determining any and ali appeals
rom the vsluatlODs No appeals viii be considered ex
eept upon buildings just erected and NOT HERETO
FORE ASSESSED, all other valuations on real estate
vii remain as now until assessment is ordered by
Congress.
heard and determined at the same time.
By order of the Commissioners u. C.
ty29-3t ROBERT p. DODGE. Assessor
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DURING THE WEEK ending to-day 81 ,3S5, 600
in national bank notes were received at the
Treasury for redemption as against S945, 600 for
the corresponding week of last wear.
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COMMISSIONER of Indian Affairs Price has gone
to his home in Iowa for few days.
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" "r8EFBT SFFIGE OF ss THE GoMM1ssIoNER OF TIL


~ FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST CO.,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., July 2S, 1SS1.-Notice is hereby
Eiven all deposors and other creditors of Freed
mans Savings and Trust Company, who have not ap-
Pied for the dividends heretofore declared that all
claims against said Company must be presented at or
they viii be barred and the amounts distributed among
the other creditors of the comTany provided
act of February 81 1881. Deyosors who have not al
ready received dividends should Immediately forward
Their books by mail express through respon
s1be bank or banker accompanied with their address
DePosiors who have received the three dividends already
declared should not forward their books until further
dividend Is declared of which due notice will De given
y29- cot JOHN JAY KNOX Commissioner
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REPORTED RECALL OF THE CHINESE MINIS
TERs.-It is reported in diplomatic circles that
Chin Ian Pin and Yung Wing, the Chinese min
isters have been or are to be recalled It is said
that the recall is not because of any national OF
international question, but that the Chinese
government intends to do away with the custom
of having two ministers in each embassy; that
the government did not want to show any par
tiality for either of the ministers here and both
have been recalled with the purpose of sending
new man. At the embassy they are very reti-
cent about the matter.
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NEW COMMANDER OF THE MARINE BARRACKS.
Captain R. s. COllum, U. 8. M. c., has been de-
tached from the command Of the marine bar
racks at Washington. He will be relieved by
Capt. H. A. Bartlett, who is in command of the
marine guard Of the Minnesota. Capt. COlum
will remain a member of the board of inspection
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FINAL ACTION IN WHITTAKER's CASE DELAYED
BY GUITEAU's CRIME.-Guiteau will be respon-
sble for pOstpOning final decision Of the Whit
taker case. The voluminOus record of the court
martial has to be gone over by General Swain
and reported upon to the President General
Swain will not be able to give it his attention
until after the President is out of danger There
will thus necessarily be long delay even before
the case is ready to be given to the President
OF course there will be more delay before the
President can act upon it. In the meantime
Whitaker will remain in the army as a cadet.
though it is almost an open secret that the ver-
dict of the court-martial is that he should be
dismissed the service.
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PRICES OF SILVER BULLION Too HIGH-The
Treasury department did not this month pur-
chase the full amOunt-S2. 600. .OOO-Of silver
bullion for coming into silver dollars as the law
requires. This is the third or fourth time that
the department, since the passage of the silver
bill, has not complied with the strict letter of
the law. The reason Of the apparent remissness
is to be found in the prices set upon their
bullion by the dealers. In many cases such a
high figure per ounce was asked that the gov
ernment, by paying it. could not advantageous
ly coin it and put it in circulation. Therefore
the full amount was not purchased.
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Commissioner Raum to-day
received the following dispatch from Deputy
Collector Noah at Columbia, SCI Gassaway.
one of McDOw's cOnfederates surrendered him
self this morning Deputy Collector Jillsen car
ried him to Greenville"
, 1881-05-08

u
On FRIDAY, April =, Luke blackburn gaitopcd
mile, Willie Parkcr III the saddle. He was feel
lug "ligh1, aud gay. and breezy" That cclc-
pr;ted game lc;r' Of his needed testing and
he knew 1t, for, although tho great racer is not
*'cuntng,'' he is we'll learned. At tho end OF
the mile Willie Parker, in obedience tu Mr..
james Itowe's previous orders, called Il halt and
pulled his charEc right heavily. Blackburn
seized 1lle bit, md, with clinchcd teeth, tossed
his lordly head ADout and soou gave. Willie Par
kcr to understand that he WAS out on a lark, and
lnd decided to try his game leg, Wf1iic inter-
posed mild protest aud followed this one with
numerous others, each stronger in its turn than
Its predecessor, but blackburn took the wings
Of tho morning and moved away like darl1ness
vanishing before the march Of light, 1t was but
a moment before. tho affair became one of
serious business. for, to Jimmy Rowcs way of
thinking, it was sinplya case Of $500 worth of
horsetiesh handling light weight, to the imml-
, nent danger Of tho horsetlesh-
Willie undertook, from time to time. to con-
troll the wayward King, but neither words, softly
spoken, nor the strength Of his brawuy {:) arms,
larishly expended upon tho reins ana bit, had the
slightest cncct- Another mile had been COM
passed, and Luke: Blackburn seemed to have
Just gotten his consent to show how easy it was
for him to compass course He str1ded away
to his journey at Il furious pacs, and the harder
Willie pulled him the faster he ran, and, SO far
as stopping him Was concerned by the use of
Tc:us uu6 bit. It would have been altogether as
s.fect3al had they been on the other end Of the
= hntse Willie continued 10 tug ~away and
, 1881-05-08

HARTFORD. Conn.,, May THE National Trot-
ing Association announces tho following rein
statements affecting Western parks and horses
[claims for entrance money paid or sett1cd];
Douglass Gilmore, Grand Rapids Mich, and
the blk. 6. Teaser, suspended Oct j, 1SS0 by
order Of the Western Michigan Agricultural and
Industrial Society, Grand I.apids. The same
horse, suspended FOR nou-payment Of fine by
order Of the Board. Of Review, June IL, 1879. is
1Gi,lstated on that suspension, the order OF the
Board having been complied with.
..Simons & kosenfcd. Louisville, and the b. m,
Euisiit Maxwell: nuu-pay1nent Of forfeit. Chi
caso Jockey and Tsutting Clu&, Aug. =. 1850.
l.. r. Thompson. Clarence, ia., and tho b. E.
Sterling; Iowa State Agricultural Society, Dcs
Mone$, Nov. 10, 1879.
J. l.. Wilson, West Liberty, Ia, and the s. S.
cianon. Oct Ii. 1Sso; IRemain suspended under
order OF Aug. =, l6al]
Dan Hunter, Muncie Ind, and the b. g. Bay
Billy, PAGER; Springfield {Mass.l and Hartford
tConnt I,arks, August and September.1SA
". c. Benton, Brownstown, Ind, and the ch.
&. Lincoln, PAGER; Louisville tky.} Trottins Club,
&. Il: Mason, Des Moines, L., and the ch. s.
, 1881-05-08
P0I1cF c0ljRT ITEMS.

James ODricn and MI unknown compantonat-
tempted ut o'clock Friday evening to hold up
and rob man named Patrick 0'Brien, whom
they encountef ed near the corner OF Canal aud
Washington streets. Their victims cries for
help soon brought to the scene Detectives Co.'S
tello and Whe1an. and nfter chase of about
two blocks during which the officers fired two
shots, James O'Brien wnS caught. The highway
men got $40 for their pains, and this must have
been carried OF by the 1naE who escaped.
and neck, but received no serious injury. The
prisoner was held in $500 bail to the Criminal
Court.
DR.. n. D. Forbes. Of No Sc Halsted street, who
was arrested several days ago upon charge of
obtaining money by fnlse pretenses from Mrs.
in $500 bail to await the action Of the Grand
Jury. It was shown in evidence that Il few
weeks ago the Doctor rented, through Barnes !;
.Criily& Blair Block, and TINT. Notwithstanding,
bis promise not to subler any portion Of tho
, 1881-05-08

same without the agents consent, be had snpiee ,
the upper fiat to Mrs. Wilkinson Win net nG
targnined to sell the furniture, ana aitcr sue ~"
paid $50 as faith -luoney che tiscovcred tue 1ur r
uturt was uortguged for Its value, *;H0' 70 r. r :.
Cole. Snc dcmnl,dcd the money Dack. out ttae
Doctor rcfuseti to sccedc, und hence the prosS
cntion. 1t is likely that compromise Will oo
olrcte.l before tho Cnsn comes to triial. =
Eddie Harrington. suspected young man W, ~,
il years Of ago, was arrested fey dys mEo ti's ~
ScrccAnt Durrow ,lsld Officer Hogan. OF lno
West Madison Street Sub-Station- since tnen
he has been identified as tho person wne, apit ,ait
tho lst nf DECEMBER last, hurElnrlZcu tne resi-
Hence of Mrs. i. B. Palmer, 30. 81 SOUTH Sang'1-
mon street, and stuIc from her black SILK cioaK
and several articles Of jewelry, which ne SOU ~
Pncitlc avenue prostitute Inc pfopelsy ,
was recovered from tho wou,atl, ind tsdaie Wils
held to tho Crin,ii,a! Court yesterday ny JUSTICE
Walsh, III bonds OF f:]A'.
Gustayc Ehrhuri, Il carrier for tho SocAhsI 81
paper .trbcitcr Zeit,tng. was Yesterday ht!d III
$pD to the tlth by Justice Walsh upon chnftse
OF c,nbezzline Sl20 which he collected from sun
scrbers to the paper. Tho coihpia.tl.m .,,,,,,;s
August Spies, business manager for tuo pup''-
, 1881-05-08
st]FFOcAJED BY GAS.

Mr.. John Hopkins. 1, gentleman 10 years OF
age, residing at No. 2403 Wabash avenue. was
found dead in his bed Mt o'clock yesterday
morning. having been usphyxiatcd by escaping
gas. His daughter, while passing her father 9
door, noticed a strong smell of gus.
She entered tho ruin and found that the apart
1nent was filled with the carburctted hydrogen
and her fathcr dying. Or. Wilder was imlneh-
atcy Summoned, but life was extinct before he
reached tho bedside. An examination Of the
tup OF tho stop-cock In place bad fallen out,
probably during the night nnd thereby allowed
The gas full escapc. Mr.. Hopkins has lived in
this city only eight months. lie came here from
DutYnlo where lie ,rus u we'll known anu highly
respected business IMAM. He WIS the fntller-in-
law Of Mr.. Jnnes II. Honticld, OF this city. The
Coroner held an inquest Mt tho house Yesterday
afternoon. and tho jury found II verdict In ac-
cQrdance with the facts us above narrated.
, 1881-05-08

10 inc ha'.0r o. '"e thtea9o 4''n aTor, hovo
CHICAGO. May '.-+a1tcr qulte an cuolt 10,
s s':rnn1es havo hutl in asking for space in tho
columns OF your srcat ana an'laenn a rrcnt ppe his
tory Of Irish politics which. so fur as can Sec
buve not found their way into the .Amcrican
;n,rnuls- II ian source of much anxiety and
o'N"'o - ~, 49,. - .h;s country tn
annoyance 10 tue l'1sn peoplo jill t'''o eo'a'i ~
find day after day tho words and actlohs u 'ne't
con,patriots In the Old Lnnd grossly misrcprc-
,,,,4,d IN, tho Ery;ch carrcsnon1c11t3 of tho
Nn," vnrr n,,,crs
Hrt.u n,r,frunn+ f,raoboof1s 81 pcrsIstcntly
stut"I have forccI Il ..rcat tnnny to believe that
by me nIi.asn uovG!...lene NV m r!ac" in their
wnrnt.ity. - ~"0
rno ,,ost trva1 ,f,rar,an ,1isputo is mngniticd
~, ~ In."rihed ~ 1nrr;hin n,,trurc. while the
.tro.I s,ttInrn1s nr thn n,nsnntrv ire cutirely
rcua ~ ,snSnrstand Iho ,rno stntc Of Ire
;s ri 1,rnt"T5i.,n fnr fho neonlr. TO use tho
,rjs mJ ~ Iha 'i,,d,,.. ~ RI" t'ounty Court III
Kerry in addressing the Grand Jury ut the
,i ~ 1t,o ilnrfins Of every SUBJ
~. IT, -, ~ -, s,,sn',s" "
nnrior " tha Fcr,;u, crc,tcment the Govern
,,,o.,t ~ 1rsna a was ".1minjsrcrcI by arcoln
uni tho nni;cn" AMI If rcrtHiniv wns II reign of
tar o ;,et ~ ,r l. nn,v Enfninir wns left u11-
L,o - 1a ox"snornto tho nonnI.. and drive then,
IN .]csncrati.u1. hive SUN u 11,ar arrested Tor
~ ,hiiI;r n,t;nnni ,,nn q'otjuy It IL lust tho
sn,nn h"vn seer, in n iutc pupcc from Ireland
,.bnr, roo schooi. ch;lir"m nu...1 tommy Lit
tom md dJ Dan Mvnrah.o, aud ared : ulld years
ro"nnn,,ra.. wore wrrrst"I ar Newcastle (,out1-
~ ffjr,ar;.t for :. sc{t}n,,s whistltn.< in the
sfrcots Tho Nn";strut.. before whom
S;1n,. u,or. hro,,1nf nnhcsi1atinplv dis
cb1rccd tIv1 "'t item: 1 n9t he Appears 10 have
n,.tia .,o to,n,pcnt NJ, this extraordinary
,r''aoo,1;n,, fnr hn was nwar1. thnt the police
r'ars ,,nr4iv tarrvint, ont tha Instructions thoy
had r.,a.i,:e,1 fr1mI Duhliu Castle, While tho
n"on,e urc tins opnrcss,:d tho hands OF tho land
'tn,,n,ts n.:nr ti,o com,tr~ 1T tho last Trulee
G',n.tnr Soss,ons thcre wcro flfty-four elect
ats 1s1s,:,.J ~ no1n{ncnf n,nonr the eyic-
Hons is the notorious Sam Hussey, Il wretch
no,or nomcd in Eorr,, h,t ). with curses nud
i''''s Hcssr ;, na'Aeo 4'' 4>o''' p0@
'ccti Iand,ord himself he is also agent ever scv-
az, natutoa T., ti,r cn,n1v tho nrincpul being
the Earl Of Kcutnare's, whose tc1ln,ltry nre
,;,.a au n,7ar ~ nnnr,no,,. r,,n1s II il si tIut
Eionns utiuvr h,a benn a,n,osr tim1hiad
,,n'1o. Ihis Mans 'rency lie hns also earned
ut'u.. III . .u5 h % ,,a+aE;ot, H tho m"nnrr IN which
n M WIZ ~, ,,rhas.. ~ tne iarnc estafa over
tno ~ neu,s r. ten"nfrr wiz led nv the gallant
ea NY e IL ,1,a ;E''nn5r ~ ieaiIrl,nnir, 1nnfic
prlesl, ~ aci,n,n nwnnrs nf their
nn ILL.,, net etI1;,,.r. wuue"'oA ~ "e~oA'~
TI.rn'. 49, t., +h;e ;rFamors .ropsoctfon nh|v
, 1881-05-08
THE LEXINGTON RACES.


LEXINGTON. KY, May "A larse attendance
was present at the Kentucky Association Course
to-day ut the opening Of the spring meeting.
The weather was warm. The truck was muddy
in spots, and consequently slow. The first and
third races were well contested, but in the
second Sligo was so Tar the best horse that
virtually he had no opposition. amt won
with hunds down under heavy pull
Price NcGrath, who has bcen sick for
several months, was seated IN his
carriage enjoying the sport. He priced Caly-
canthns mt higher than Sligo, and, before
the former went a1niss, closed the books on him
in the Louisville Derby. lie has now cause to
change his opinion. Sligo was we'll ridden, the
Jockey riding him. after leaving tho first quar-
ter, carrying him wide or tho turns and close to
the rail. bend OL's Jockey says the mud de-
featcd him. In she first race, Miss Hard
away, who finished ninth, pulled up lame
and will be retired from training. The time WAS
Of course slow, and tho quarters we're not taken
by the timers.
The first race was q mile dash for a1l ages, in
which Nomud4 Miss Hardaway, Sercuade, Claris
siu,a, Harry Cow. Mary Lamphcar, Zophicl,
Verdict, Luvacca. Annie G., Alice Coulter,
Cnllao, Scrpolctte, zjd Woodlake faced the
starter. Pools: Verdict, SIG; Lamphear. II;
Lavacca, Sit; the field. S40 Cow took first place,
Clnrissi1na second, Nonad good third. Cow
was ridden a waiting race, and No1nad was al
lowed to assume tt3 lend ut the quarter,
Screnado running third. The pace through the
back stretch was slow. and ut the hllf
Scrpolctte was iu advance, Nomad second, and
Guw third. Going up the hill Cow WAS given
his head and went through the gang with
rush. He was followed into the stretch by
Verdict und Noul3d, who attempted to head
him, but he pulled away, and won BIZ u ueck.
Clnrissilna second, Lavucca third ,and the others
trailing iu; time, 1:5lA.
sccond race, phruix Hotel Stakes, IL miles,
Getaway, Str.lder barometer, Sligo Ashley, Bend
Or. and Eici starters. Pools: Bend Or. Sl1U;
Getaway. SD; field, $40 Sligo TOOK the lead,
ana was never headed, leading BY three lengths
around the entire coursu until the half
mile pole wns passcd, when TIC was
lapaed by Getaway aud Barometer. He
again pulled away, and wo,. BY seven open
lengths lend Or second; Getaway third; time.
.:l6t:. For the third race. the lilly stakes for =
ycars-ods, half mile cash, NEG ibbin's Lisbon
ana Sprinkbok titles, Ovens lssie and Mamie
O., Bowen s. Co.'S Belle OF Kunuynedc and
Carrie Hanson, Grinstead's Square Ounce,
Struchino, Bclvidcrc, Fl0rcttA,- Butter
cup, Mana. nernine and Lenorc
came to the post. Pools Bowen, $1O0; Grinstead
$50; Owens, $50; und the field, SO. Florctta got
the lead, und held it pust the q,lnrtcr, with
huttercup second and Minnie o. third. The Belle
of Kunnylucdc came to the front in rapid style,
and won by II length over Mamie O., second, And
the Lisbon ni1y third. Time, 531i.
, 1881-05-08
ATTEMPTED .SljlctDE,

Fritz Driner, German carpenter G5 years
OF age, living with his fnrniiy ut No. JAG Fry
street, attempted at $3.50 Friday night to COM
nit suicide by hangtnR. IIc WIS under tho in
fucnce Of drink ut the time at his attempted
destruction. His ,Yfc discovered him s'1s-
pelldel from Il hook In the wall of his bedroom.
She called In a neighbor, Mr.. Fred koss, who cut
the rope and put the rash man In bed. Last
winter Drincr broke his leg. Since then he has
been subject to fits Of dcspondency and gloom,
and has given why to his taste for liquor to such
HI extent that he IS no longer responsible Tor
his actions. He will recover.
, 1881-05-08

LIE " A-*os
Special Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune
WAs!sisG1oS, u. c., May 1.-The races to-day
proved very exciting. The unfinished heats OF
last Thursday were first concluded. Then tol-
lowed tho regular schedule. Among tho spec
tators was Vice President Arthur, WHO is I. good
deal Of 4 hurseulan. Tho remaining horses III
the ::2I class-Jerscy Boy. yoltuire and Silver
1on-werc first called. The horses were well
started, bu. Toltuire broke badly, and was un-
able to recover, barely saving his distance. Tito
contest between Jersey Boy and silrerton was
very close ut first When within "oo
yards of the judges stand. Phillips
called on Jersey Boy Tor extra effort,
u1,d tho horse went under the wire three lengths
ahead of >;ilvcrton. Jersey Boy won the eighth
heat with ease. The race fe!! i'll Il one, two, and
three order, finishing with Eoltairc last. The
hitter having won two heats, was awarded
second money. The following is the summary
I'll class; purse Sstp, divided in four parts:
". .sisss $. csa1f;r;i, 1'Ss Washington,
D. C., HultAires . ) l .
" II. McCArthy, Chiclgo,
VI: Good'n, ;;teS6,' rhiiadeipha,, =.
a. Goldsmith, Washington
r;aes::::;a;: y,!e !: !: fS%st: i;: ;s s S.
Then came the PAGERS Matte Hunter, Rowdy
Boy. Ben Hamilton, and Lucy. The first bent Of
the pacers was easily won by Mattle iiunter;
Rowdy Boy broke badly before retchins the
quarter pole. und was mot in the racc except TO
try to keep Lucy out Ut third place, which ne
succeeded in doing. Ben Hamilton was in m'1ch
better condition Ihuu on the previous day pac-
ing, and showed good record. In the fourth neat
Mn1tie Hunter cain&. i'll winning: Splan lookcd
back 10 see IT there was any COMPANY " ~.
II was string race from tho be.itluing or the
heat, with kowdy boy and Lucy having third
aud fourth place; The following, Is the sum
1nary-free Tor all pagers. purse Sl'o":
L. 5. Hurd's blk. &. Nowdy Boy.....-....1 ? ! J
J. E. Turner's b. 3. Ben Hamllton.--..-4 ! =:
Samuel a;it@i! heyes |! T: tSE s:fS ::si:;; ?.
The 2:;G class opened with nine starters-Alice
Morgan. Jerry H.rdwick, Tim, kentuckian.J }; F.,
Orange Gil. Eariy Rose, Fritz WnitetleId II, Ihe
John i. Turner's ch. $. Kentuckian..4 !
Gee ae!as1S Ssa51i1S?964 d ~ o. F. Wn'tefiela
joseph j, EIiiot1s ehs IN. Eariy iio:c:::5
l. Il. Pcrdues =. III. Clara Morgan...33 ) Il &
John s sn; GleaEy's b. H. H. Orange Gir" dist
4. Bahmer's b.: :. Jerry Hafdwiek:: :.diz1:
Tutc-: ::s9,i a.::;3o..; :::3)i ::.sii ::::sas.
Uualalu, and Pilot Boy. The following is tho
sumnary-:::sss class. purse ss'o, d!vide5: ,
}sta SaSSSa; Ses'!; : r = 1?SE y $:sss%
F. ke1aga I;5Snft y tfSn5 FIat non lis
Timc-:.s 2:,s.z :::::!9,i; ..:::szi a:::9ls; ISL
In the :.:45 clasS there WIS entered Clipper,
Granger, I;achei, -Aulndu. and Col Haywood
The following is the summary in tho 2:45 class:
purse, Sj01:
james Dongrcy, Albany, n. T., b. m.
George scattersood, Phiiadcipbta, Pa, $.
JOHN + spia1. washington, d: c, e m:
George Nelson, Baltimore, Nd, eh $ Col.
fayTool.. ;---....o =
Bnltz s. Brant, Baltimore, Nd, S. s..
: Clipper ..-.....s us
, 1881-05-08
Primo: Marshal!town tIa.) Driving Park Asso-
citation, July y, 1851 EThc order suites that tnls
,yns a case Of errQneous suspenslon.l
TIE LEXINGTON MEETING.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago TF4onne-
LEXINGTON, KY, May with good dug and
track some splendid sport will be witnessed Mon
dav. There arc three raccs on the card, pools
for which tonight sold as follows: First
racc. sweepstakes for green 3-ycar-ods,
mile heat: Pope Leo S4O, valparaiso -
Windrnsh s2j, Hapsbn:x $l6, Dul1ng-
ton Si5. Nav Corbett Sl4. Bnrnha1n's cn-
tries sl7, Grinstcad's lilly SG;. Coinage
S., Thesis S.. Second race. sweepstakes Tor I'll
ages, IL n1ilcs-l3irnhnm's entries S3o lr1nin-
trl1dc SS.i Fonso $:1s5 McndelssOhn S40, Alfanbra
sd. Grlustcad's entries S,5. Talisnlnn S:s1. Third
race, colt stakes for :-ycar- -olds. half mile
Bowen & Co. Sa5. Burnham $l0 McGrlth =. ltier"
LYME S., Wilson s. Co. s..