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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-19
Trustees Sale.
thursday December 29ih, 1881,

Under a trust deed to me executedN arch
u 18th, 1877, by b n Hilderbrand, recorded
in book III. page 19j. 1 will, on
Thursday, December 29th, 1881,
sell for ve-h, on the southwest corner ofNain
and Madison streets, Memphis, Tenn, b.
tween the hours ofl2 m and p ~. tho iai-
loving described property 10 Shelby county
Tenn situated in the Twelfth Civil Dist q,
and being fractional section six, towufl ia
one, range seven vest l6l acrea, Together
with Improvements thereon
The equity Of redemption Il Waifoi in f1Il
feet, but sell and convey Only A. trustee.
~1f T. TIIU
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MOndnY. Innnnrn al Iaso-

at II o'clock a m, a. the southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets, in the Taxing Dis
ulct OF said county, sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash that certain lot Of
land in said Taxing District described as part
Of sub-lot No ~ lot No. Z, hltek As, begin
ning Az northeast corner Of " Z on west side
Of II rnaudO street; thence wet with The
line Of lot No. 1872 feet; thence south o de-
grees west 81 feet; thence esst 10 feet more
or less; thence north 81 fe.t 10 Beginning
With privileges and appurtenances thereto
belonging.
All Tight Of rsde optioa waived by said
deed, and title believed 10 be perfect but
sell as trustee only.
]. W, Hamilton, Att'v. WIo9
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CAPITAL PRIZE, eso,Ooe.

1857 Prizes, amounting to. ...............-..S ll0, 400
b. Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at al points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
For further information, write clearly, Civ.
ing full address. Send orders by express OF
Registered Letter, or Money order By mail,
nLAnannal Ill u
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Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, ETC., bound at the PUBLIC
LEDGER bindery, 10 Madison street.
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Trustee,s Nale.

PY virtue Of the provision, Of a deed Of
- tru.t made to me, A.. a oOdruf, trustee,
By Annie W Ammons on the sth day Of april,
1873, and recorded in Iced Book No. 1913,
page 3St, in the ReRiste g Office Of Shelby
c unity, Tennessee. said deed bling made 10
an indebtedness 10 tn Workingmen's
Bull ing and Loan Asso iation, fully de-
scribed therein, and defsui. having been
made in the conditions there (. / will, as
trusie e,a at the request Of the beneficiary In
said deed, on
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NOW READY FOR BUSINESS

U,HE tug TILDA will do har- 13s
L Dor towing. Wood boats, AIlsSN
RATS, sand boats, ETC., towed at's[&c
reasonable rates. Work respectfully solicited
Signal. three short whistles. Apply on board
or to GUS COLEMAN,
LIT 100 Front street.
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December "a, 1881,

Ql virtue Of a mortgage exc uted 10 me on
- May 49,, 1881, by " V ca pman and c +
Chapman, l will, on the premi o. Of the ON
mereiai Hotel, In Momphis. Tennessee, on
December "a, 1851,
sell for cash at auction the furniture now IN
said hotel, consisting Of bed, bedding chairs,
carpets, stovts, tables, table ware, laundry
OUTFIT, Office furniture, kitchen outh and, 10
short, everything necsss ~ to run a hotel.
An itemised list Or said articles can be seen
by applying 10 " X Sims who Is in charge, "
at his Office. No. y Madison street.
December IA, 1891
OINCINNATUS JACKS"N.
Malone Il Walton. Attorneys. 90 100
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Saturday, January 7,


Under r. trust deed 10 rfa
II Irh, l.59. BY B A nldsrh
IN book f25. page 55. | will. on
thursday, December 29ih,
sell fur fash, on The southwest eofnef
and Madison itYcet Nempiifl ~
tHttn the hours Of I'm and Pm
loving described property in 3D..
Tenn ithtinrt a. iato ririderf
ds5Lrand. dosgagedl, fiiuatsd
Civil ID tficf. and beInG 10 ag11
~ sect o. one. TnnFe flfht,
We Z. 600 flroGI, i1fetnef Hitt
rr0gsmeru thereon
The equity N feifmpi|tn
ifusi deed ani ilfits
fet. taf ft.ll nt mntHF
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Chancery Sale Of Re,

no. 1857, R-Chanosry Court Of 81
t A Blair vs.. Henry VII Janis *
DH virtue Of an intarloeutory deere
- entered in the above cause on
Of June. 1881 N IS 81, page t30H
pablo auction, 10 he hishest
Of the Clerk and Masters g..
ofshelby county, Memphis, Ter
Saturday, January T.
within legal hours, tho fallon n,
propariy, situated in Shelby count
lO-Wit:
A certain pie'9 or parcel Of laud
District No y, coniainiEg 50 N acres
less. bounded north By o Y Fasatci
haifg OF Vim Stoddsrd; s1uh bJF
reys, and west by W NJ L1rry, ar
record 10 Registers Office Of 40
li5, p3q.
Terms Of sale-0n a credit n
purchaser executing u0to With
retained. redemption barred.
Thfs December s, 1877.
RI BLACK. Clefl1
FlippiH 4 Flippin, Clapp 4 b
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thursday. Decemhar 2aIlal

the property in said deeds Of e
t0-wit: The 200 acre tract form,
By Al Word TO W.T. Carmack, p
described as follows, to wit: q
stake 80 links west Of a large n
W on the west line Of the Alstol
south "A chains s. links to a sta
cArner Of the Aston dover; thd
SIS Rembert's north line Is chs
on the south boundary Of the
thence north "a chains 80 link
thence east & degrees south Is
walnut marked W; thence ~ On
ginning, the property Of VT Cal
veyed IN the first deed, and thag
less a tract Of sixty acres, lying
DR.. Henderson and Lacy road,
said road and a line runninf
tract ncrthward Of said roed,
herewith, 60 as 10 Include thed
and make in said tract the 9
sixty aeresl, the said 100 acres, &
beins together 40 acres, and as
w I and A Carmack, his wife
nnd deed above the two cor
interest Of both in the 40 acre
vidual interest Of I in the
By reason Of default, and in
trusts, | sell all the above iute
Of redemption Is waived, butt
trustee. Title believed to 81
RARN.
Finlay & Peters, Atty'R
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New Advertisements

a Bea'ty's PiRnOfOrtes-MAeS1FrcEEr
-. holiday presents; square grand piano
IOrtes' four very handscme rOpnd corners,
matchless iron frames, stool, book cover ,box'd,
p2s2.z0 to S201 80; catalogue prices, $500
to $1,000; satisfaction guaranteed or o
refunded after one years use; upright piano
tortesI ei2o TO S255; catalogue prices, $500
to SSOO;stendard pianofortes Of the universe,
of testimonials; Beatty's cabiaei organs, oa-
thedral, church, chapel, parlor, 81 upward,
welcome; tree carriage meets trains:
illustrated catalogue (hnliday edition. free.
Address or call upon DanfSI +. Beatty,
WASHINGTON, New Jersey
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The subscription price of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is So per
annum and Soc per menth fer less
than one year. The WEEKLY
LEDGER is 81 per a~nnum-postage
free. Payable in advance invaria-
bly,.
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LOTTERY.
PartieuIar Notice.

IdFIICUInr NONICe.
ALI the drawings will hereafter be under the
exclusive supervision and control Of GENE
RAILS G. 7. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A,
EARLY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
n WIN A FORTUNEl
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What will the weatf
49,, :

in the weather " to tiue ana
Perfect and Relia6iuN tectors:
ERED FREE, TO any address Gril
Dollar. The Rest WeaIherIy
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RIVER INTELIIaENCE.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Grand Tower, Vicksburg.
Gold Dust, st. Louis.
John A. Scudder, ST. Louis.
City Of Helena, ST. Louis.
James Lee, Friars Point.
Coahoma, Osceola.
Dean Adams. Arkansaw City.
Mark Twain. D~yersburg.
Dyershurg, Dyersburg.
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STEAMRoATs.
70 Ny River Friends.

I AM with the old established fancy grocery
i house Of Lytls & Shields, corner Main and
Adams. | can sell you goods as cheap as
they can be bon ght In this market, and will
give personal attention TO filing your orders
| will DO thankful for your patronage. Give
me q trial order, and If not pleased return
goods at Lytle & Shields expense. c. o. D..
orders specially solicited.
respectfully,
~ALTER MCDONALD.
Refer by permission to Captain Stack Lee,
Of Lee Line; Captaln Mark Cheek, Adams
Line; and River Editor this paper. 9216
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Entered at the Postofice in Memphis, Tom,
ne second-olass matter
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FIRST RAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS A,
at wow Orleans, Tuesday, January 10,
f2-l40th Monthly Drawing.
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Farm for Sale
Auction. !

Under and in pursuance
deeds Of trust TO me made,
by W i CRrmaok, recorded In K
ef Shelby county, Tenn. in DO
543, ! and 5, and the other by
and 5 A Carmack, his wife, reed
No. 1928, pages ls7. 5 and 81 viii
auction for CASH, on the south,
Main andMadisnn etreeia- Mani
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Send five three cent stamH lot F.
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The particular attention Of the public is
called to the fact that the entire number Of
the Tickets for each Monthly Drawing is sold,
and consequently all the prizes in each draw.
ing are sold and drawn and paid. WILL
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Captain Henry Cooper's punctual
upper clast packet Coahoma il on
berth to leave this evening for Osceola
and all way landings, carrying the
mail and attending promptly 10 all
Q. o. D. and other business entrusted
to her. j. W. Smithcr presides at
the desk, and is assisted by John
Haley and Hugh Tomlinson.
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Steamer Josie Harry, White River.
Marlin Speed, Arkansaw River.
James w. CAT, Cincinnati.
=" John B. Maude, st. Louis.
Grand Tower, st. Louis.
Gold Dust, Vicksburg.
John A. Scudder, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
james Lee, Coahoma. Dean Adams.
City Of Helena, Dycrsburg, Mark Twain,
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meEpIlis and Little Rock.

JAS. SPEED, Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEVENS, Pass. Agent.
2S7 Main Street.
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N. A. DAUPIAEN

Las A AA
Few Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. Dauphin. at
No. 2I2 Broadway, New York,
Or Noe West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Chesapeake, Ohio d Southwestern.
LhAYB. ARRIVE,
lail 4 passenger, daily - -.
Except Sunday .......~.l 400 p.m.l 9.Ula.nl
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Trout Rising 20 Bare Hooks.
From the New York World.


There is one reflection suggested by the ex-
pioits in the marrying and swindling line Of Mr.
Arthur Merritt which is very obvious. This man
OF sixty has managed to marry nearly dozen
women in very short space OF time; once. in
deed. he was averaging very nearly wife q
week. Without an exception they were women
OF some education and intelligence. Was he
absolutely and exclusively to blame or should
not some responsibility attach to his victims
and to the social system under which they live?
Reduced to plain language the case is about
this: In career lasting some years and ,ex-
tending over a wide extent of country
Merritt does not seem to have encountered one
woman who on his own assurance that he was
well to do, was unwilling TO marry off-hand q
Setal stranger old enough TO be her father!
This same fact was as conspicuously illustrated
in the case of the accomplished bigamst who
came to grief last year at Chicago. after having
married and deserted nearly twenty women He
was not an old man. but he was far from at
tractive and entirely without fortune or the ap-
pearance of it, This readiness to enter upon
the most sacred and important relations of life
without for moment weighing the RESPONSE
bllity or counting the consequences is, ia con-
nection with our divorce system, one of the
gravest and the least satisfactory features of oU
society.
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1901 THE GREAT 1901
1OO1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 100
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.


TO Tb b55 NSSFH Hh xHsf s AFP
TRAINS nfs1h Ssaa
Sleeping GaEs 70 Pittsburg and Chicago; 1850
dnnaH. St Lolii. and Chicago; $50 pm. daily.
KIT hs'5Ss ca 1NB 3 PoRoXAc RAILROAD
Parlor Car to Watkins and the North, al 90 am.
x Ps.ss Ssrs daly 1
For T,lssmspost aecs Haven and Emra. at 1880
For New l off and s lie saaf geo am 1880 AGO.
a s 81 Cam. .na
-. $50 am. daily, except sunday. 0-'''
6os ~ Of soo1 ans
For sisss Ssx aort s
90 fEsasss ass ds s ss
For Balsimore, $40 800. $50, 1880 m, and 200.
s s1o azS Ga 40 p 20 1000 and 1915 On
For ropes iSeei Line. $40 am and 4:4o pm. daily.
For Annapolis $40 an and 4:4o p m daily. except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
k kSR ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For .sS ; pa II g saaa.;
Zoo, $40 and II 80 am, and 500 pm "
Trains leave Nexandris for Waa6inston' 600 sos and
1890 m. 90 and :Os pm. ''' ''.
Of 18th street and avenue and at the ant
Orders can BE- left for the checking of baggage
-a r WOOD. ' dsnsrsi Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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How the Cornell Crew We're Sold Out,

How the Cornell Crew We're Sold Out.
sHINKELs TRPARTIrE AGREEMENT AND rEIGNED
EXHAUSTION.
Last evenings issue of the Ithaca, N. Y.
journal contains the following: Conformation
mas gradually been OOzing out and percolatiug
eniougn this community for some days that
Shinkel had arranged before leaving Ithaca to
throw his races as Cornell might row after the
nrst one. 1t appears that regular tripartite
agreement was made before the crew left ithaca
lher agreement was to the effect that the crew
should win the Visitors Cup if possible. but
II not admitted to this, to strain every nerve
iOr victory in the Stewards race-this in order
to boom Cornell into favor with betting men
ana elevate her in the pool-box; that after
winning the first race every subsequent one
should be systematically thrown by Shinkel,
tne nigh contracting parties being Shinkel, Mi
Cnael carey. who keeps drinking place at No.
25 East State street. and whose prospective
brother-in-law Shinkel is, and Samuel w. Reed
wholesale liquor dealer, Clinton Block North
Cayuga street. Shinkel is said to have taken
with him to England $500, although it was we'll
known here that he had no money of his own.
The program was that Carey should 90 to Eng
land 10 90 the betting, while Reed was to sup
ply the capital, and Shinkel the treachery. On
tne afternoon OF the embarkatiOn at New York
ohlnkel wrote to Carey to disregard all discour-
aging newspaper statements. and that the crew
were going to England, and were going to row.
me failure to get into the Visitors race and
later, the loss of the Stewards cup. democrat
lied and bewildered the conspirators ShinkeI
wrote to Carey before the crew had started
for Vienna from London: Bet that Cornell
will lose Vienna race This advice was re-
ceived here from three to four DAYS before
the Vienna race was pulled, and in the face
OF the freely expressed judgment of all Eng
lishmen that the Americans had a certain
thing at Vienna. it was acted upon to the
best of the ability of the cOnspirators here.
although they were unable to get many or large
wagers. 1t is now believed that Shinkel did
not rely alone or perhaps at all, on his agreed
share ofwhat hisfriends might be able to gather
IN here, but that he himself made bets against
the crew in Vienna, or sold out for lump sum
to viennese or London gamblers. 1t is rumored
that in Shinkers baggage eliminating proof was
found by his Infatuated associates, who suspect
ed him Of Stimulating the exhaustion which lost
them the Vienna race. 1t is also stated that the
boating club Of Vienna furnished the Cornell
boys proof positive of their BETRAYAL by Shnkel
The fact that he was publicly accused where he
could best defend himself, and that he has not
offered a word Of protest, is placed to his dis
credit.
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STAGNANT MILL Ponds AS FEVER BREEDERS
The numerous stagnant ponds in the township
OF LennOx, Berkshire county, Mass, created by
the mill-dams necessary for supplying water
power to the mills, is about to give rise to an
important law suit Near the towo of Lennox
is pond, covering 400 acres. presenting the APP
pearance Of swamp from the unhealthy vege-
tation and green scum with which the surface is
covered. The population have for several years
been subject TO fever and ague caused by the
existence Of this pond, and the suit is brought
against the Smith Paper Manufacturing Com.
pany for maintaining the nuisance Sanitary
experts have testified to the pond being the
cause of the malaria and if the suit.goes agains,
the Smith Paper Mill Company, it will be the
precursor of numerous other suits against the
maintenance of similar nuisanees all over New
England. The suit is to be argued in January
next
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Low Stage OF Water i'm the Canal.

FROM the CuniDerfand News OF yesterday.
The blockade of boats in the canal at dam No.
continued during yesterday. We are informed
that the leak i'm the dam is about as bad as ever
but that the immediate cause of the low stage
Of water in the dam is the general drouth which
has also lowered the water i'm all the upper
levels OF the canal Collector Williams yester-
day stated that the water in the canal basin at
this city Is lower than for eleven years past He
accounts for the creek not being so low by the
fact that it does not supply the race as hereto
fore He says that even were the leak i'm dam
No. o entirely stopped, heavily loaded boats
could not pass the point, owing TO the extreme
lowness OF water, and only heavy rain can
completely relieve the situation. plan for
moving the large number of loaded boats at dam
No. was yesterday put into effect. IL was to
feed enough water off all the levels below the
steam pump at Patterson's creek to move the
boats at dam No. g. The nne-mile level i'm
mediately below Cumberland, viii be left as it
is. When the heavily LOADED boats now block
AIDED are moved. it is thought boats loaded SO as
to draw A. feet laden with 10i tons, can get
through. All boats have been compelled 10 load
light for several DAYS past.
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BALTIMORE BREvITIEs.-John A. Bolster fell
from secOnd-stOry window of his house in
South Baltimore to the pavement, yesterday
morning, and was killed. Interest i'm the
OriOie Pageant is spreading among all classes in
the city. Mr.. Geo. Savage, secretary to the
mayor, has been appointed clerk to the police
board Complaint is again being made that
the refuse from the slaughter-houses on PENN
sylvania avenue extended is a nuisance The
nrst rail- OF the Baltimore and Delta railroad was
laid under North avenue bridge yesterday -.
The registers Of voters will begin to sit in the
various wards on Monday, September 5. for
registration purposes. Work will soon begin
on the Baltimore and Drum Point railroad. the
location of which, between this city and Annap-
Oils, has now been definitely settled.-Sun, to-
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LEO HARTMANN AND THE CARA telegram
from st. Petersburg, August %, says: 1t is re-
ported that the government has decided to re-
quest the extraditiOn of the man calling himself
Leo Hartmann i'm New York. M. KatkOff the
editor Of the Moskopski Vedo1aosti Moscow
journaD, and the leader of the old Russian party.
expresses himself rather strongly against the
United States for permitting Hartmann. or a
man passing himself off as such, to lecture
throughout the United States on the account
of his attempt to blow up the imperial train in
November. 1872" as he is about to do. NJ. Kat
kOff says that such a course is. however, only
natural on the part Of government which
allows the most ruthless lawlessness to prevail
in so many regions under it's control He then
aludes to the kuklux ontrages in the south, and
the frequent lynchings in the west and winds
up by giving vent to his spleen against England
for refusing to enter the recently proposed in
ternatiOnal extradition conference.
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He Had His Choice.

From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Walter" said one of our pork merchants to
his sixteen-year-old hope, Il don't mind how
short you have your coats cut, so long as they
strike you sOoaesciere below the shoulder blades:
neither does it trouble me to see you choking
yourself to death in pair of tight pants. Nor
am much concerned in how many scarf pins you
sport each day, or how large bundle you carry
to the laundry every twenty-four hours. Though
the sight of your moustache in its feeble efforts
for life makes me faint yet can bear up even
under that; but let me ever catch you wearing
your watch chain on the outside of your coat
and you'll go to work in the store putting up
groceries before you can say quite too UTTER
do YOU hear me %
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THE EVENING STAR.
W EDNESDAY........ AUGUST 24, 1851
Oat-of.Door Shorts


BOAT RACES IN THE EASTERN BRANCH TOMORROW
A gig race race for a purse Of s1oo. between
the crews OF the U.s. steamers Dispatch and
Passaic viii take place at the Anacostia bridge.
eastern branch). tomorrow evening, at $50
pm. closely contested race NAV DO ex-
pected. At the same hour and place, a double
scull race for purse Of 800 will take place.
between Philip Mansfield H. Lewis and John
hoDey and Geo. McDermott
HANLAN AND COURTNEY.
The New York Star of yesterday SAYS: 1t is
Defeved IN rowing circles that Hanlan and
Courtney will measure oars on Toronto bay. at
the citizens regatta, to be held there on the It'll
ana 9Th OF September. An old friend Of the
Union Springs oarsman said yesterday that he
would Certainly be there, and that it is expected
ina. ne VIII row for the single scull prize, gold
medal presented by the mayor of Toronto. and
81, 500 Hanlan, Riley, Hosmer, Plaisted. Ross
ana hall dozen Oarsmen are entered for this
racing event. Courtney is represented to be
frettfng about the harsh things said against him.
and he seems to be anxious to retrieve his repu-
tation.
YESTERDAYS HORSE RACES.
The winners at Saratoga YESTERDAY after our
Geographic report closed were as follows: Sec
ond race, Mr.. c. Reeds Thora, beating Governor
boWie's Crickmore; time 251. Third race. one
mile five hundred yards. Mr. ]. Spellman's Uber-
10; time 2:13. Fourth race one mile. Mr.. d. Co
laszzi's Jessie X. The Saratoga meeting will
end on Saturday unless bad weather should COM
pei postpOnement Of one days program.
AT Hartford yesterday in the $50 class. purse
$1,000, Humboldt won-1, 1, 3. 1; j. p Morris,
z !, 2; Mambrino Dudley, 4, 8. 2. 8; Flora F.,
8, dlstanced. Time, 2:21 a, 1909. 2:21L 2:2l
sss class, purse $500, two miles. Chester FL.
!; Stranger, 8, p; Lady Kelso, 2, 2. 8. Time.
2Nl. 4:5g; minutes. 2:23 class purse 81 GEO.
Gown Thorne1, /, ]; J. B. Thomas, 2, 2, 3;
Nelha, 3, 81. Time, 2:251z, s:27, 2:26h.
me racing at Coney Island yesterday resulted
as follows: First race-Seyen-eighths of a mile
Potomac won; time 1:31 Second race-One
mile and quarter, Nmbefoet won: time 2:12k.
Third race-One mile and a half. Moscow won
time 2:3s. Fourth race-One mile, Cridge won;
tlme i;4S. Fifth race-Handicap hurdle race,
one mile and hall, Bowie won; time 2:47.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY
At New York-Providences Il. Netropolitans
O. At Albany-Albanys 6, Troys Z. At CIeve-
land-Clevelands 0, Buffalos 3 At Chicago
ChicagOs 8, Detroits 6.