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Imitation Lumber.

The manufacture OF imitation lumber
from straw Is q new and growing industry
and the utility OF the manufactured
product Is about to be tested on a consider
able scale III Chicago by an enterprisinp
citizen, who is about to erect large build.
ing, six stories high and covering an entire
block, In that city, having given au order
for 100000 feet of straw board flooring, 4S0,.
900 feet of ceiling, and a large amount OF
the same material for doors, counters, etc.
The board Is manufactured by con.
verting straw pulp into thin,
paper.like sheets, passing these
sheets through bath OF heated
liquid containing certain chemicals in
solution, then subjcoting them TO enormous
pressure and iinallyto u thorough drying
process. BY supcrimposing number OF
sheets and incorporating them into one OF
the pressing process boards of any desired
thickness up TO the capacity Of tho ma
chinery employed may be procured The
finished article isclaimed TO be as compatl
Us wood, and more fire and waterproof
and susceptible of being sawed, planned aud
worked the same us wood, and it is said
that the average yield OF an acre OF ground,
stated at three tons of straw, will make
1905 superficial feet of inch thick board.
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she never used washrag or towel on her
face, but washed it with her hands, rinsing
il Of with soft sponge. She used clear
water in the morning, but white CASTLE
soap or very warm water at night, and al.
ter dryingit on soft towel, she would
take flesh brush and rub her cheeks, chin
and forehead. Second, if she was going to
be up late at night, she always slept as
many hours IN the day as she expected to
be awake beyond the usual time. She fin
ished her little sermon ON beauty preserva-
ton by saying: soft water aud sound
sleep keep off wrinkles and spots, and girls
should give more attention to this than
they do, for
With the coming of the crows feet
Is the going ofthe beaux feet
New York Letter in the Washington
Critic
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New foRK, Nov. l0.-Thc stock market
opened strong at an advance Of 4 to !, the
latter for st. Paul preferred. In the early
dealings speculation was active and prices
further sold . to II, the latter for Lake
Shore. There was then n fractional rcac-
ton, after which the market again became
strong and IL o'clock recorded an advance
OF TO H. In which Canada Southern, Mis-
souri, Pacific, Western Union and Lake
Shore were most conspicuous.
BUSINESS FAILURES
reported to X. G. Dun Il Co. for the last
seven days number al. of which 1872 oc.
CURED in the country, 0 in Now York city.
This Isl considerable increase on the pre-.
vious week and the failures are individ-
ually of more consequence than usual
In the country the principal
stoppages hove been those Of Hall e Co.,
commission, Boston, with liabilities of
$4,000; Lewis Coleman, of l.. Coleman Il
Co., Boston, is individually suspended.
These failures arise out of complications
connected with the Pacific Bank. Lee,
Bloom Il Co., Louisville, assigned, with liza.
bilities Of $4,000, and the Globe Rubber
company, of Trenton, suspended, with liza.
biities OF $4,000, ana assets of $l200
In the city, Il. Arguim, Barnwalls Il Co.,
failed with liabilities of about 100000 ana
Barnett, Boch & Hart, dry goods, owing
100000.
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Going to Crowd 1t to tho Wall,

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. l0.--T. G. Eastman
of New York; W. II. Monroe of Albany
W. II, Vanderbilt, of New York, and H.
and W. Arnold, of Chicago, have formed
company with reported capital of 81.
100000 to oppose the Chicago drcssed.beel
enterprise Of Hammond, Swift & Co., of
Chicago. They will open depots in every
city where other firms bave agencies now,
and will sell beef brought from Chicago in
the American Refrigerator company's cars
ut prices which will just cover the expense.
This Is considered a move to crowd out the
dressed-boef trade in the interest of the live
stock business and railroad companies at
Chicago.
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ST., LOUIS Nov. 10.-The Post. Dispatch S
special from Knoxville, Tennessee, says:
Hodge brothers, negroes, were hung at
Knoxville to-day, for the murder of James
Mcfarland. The gallows was made of a
beam and two posts, The condemned men
were put in q wagon and driven under,
when the ropes were attached, and the
wagon driven ont. The men were pulled
slowly OFF the wagon by the ropes and
stranged gradually. Their struggles were
violent. They had chosen this primitive
style OF scaiiold themselves. A large crowd
was present, chiefly negroes.
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STREET NOTES.

Fancy goods at Bauman's.
Smoke Duke OF Durham cross cut. Bes
in the world
Get your fine dress-shirts made to order
at Cancy's.
Ladies', misses an d childrens hose oheap
at Bauman's.
Ladies' gold guard chains from $50 to
500 at Austin's.
Fresh Limberger cheese and dill pickles
at Loeb u Freiburg's.
Go to the Tea Palace" If you want pure
liquors and an esthetic drink.
For pure liquors and choicest cigars
always 20 to the Parlor saloon.
The Apollo hall for fresh beer and good
music Is the verdict of the public.
Ii you want to buy Il family carriage,
end for Orr's catalogue and price list.
Pure, unadul terated Glen Lea and Cea
Lake WHISTLES at the Wichita saloon.
Chicken cock whiskey, 1866, with stock
on hand stamp ut the Office on Poydras
street.
5000 untrimmed hats and bonnets, from
% cents to $3.50. Goto Bauman' 5, FOG Elm
street.
For steam, water and gas fitting call at
Hosmer " Co.'S the old reliable shop, 406
Elm street.
New line Of silk embroidered F,ohus,
cream anu blaCk opailsh Uulpufe laCeS, at
Mrs. u, Chesnnts.
No hot lunch or hob oysters, but the finest
and Oldest whiskey in the city-at The
INV, NV oI of"aas Itlee s S'c,..,
n,,r;a se''' a. ~ Honoo.u
n5 5nr;n i Ho' 'oi MS h'"s'"'eu cataiosue
''i Pa p,eo'' war,,no ,;oo a,io. -,
billiards patroni2e The Glcn Lon 7 saioop "
opposite the HERALD Office.
1 guarantee our Sl5 dinner sets IN he tho
hest ever sold. See one at the CRYSTAL
Palace. w ''''
Go TO Grllliths & Cowsers lumber yard
or plaster lath, sash, doors, blinds. mould
ngs, etc. Prices as low as the lowest.
Tho finest liquors andCigars in the city,
can always be found at the Glen Lea saloon
opposite the HERALD Office.
Tendency to weakness and premature 10.
cay ARE prevented by the use of Lemp's
extra export Bottled Beer.
We have tried il; we know whereof we
speak. Lemp's new extra exnort Reer bo.
lonus TO that class of goods of The bipbest
orderI
All the new shades of velvet ilushes amp
ilks, in cadet blue and terra Gotta, plumes
and tips to match the goods, at Mrs. T..
Chosnuts.
For gold, silver or steel spectaclcs and
iewelry of all kinds. Won will save money
by buyinr Mt AustinYs iewelrv store NJ
Gi2 Main street.
coto,bo roado ho,,so c.o..,,,,r. If.
wonj we nv o"uV "ouou, oa.ouNIic' you
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NGw York, Nov. l0,-A Jacksonville
Florida, SPECIAL says Most of the demo.
Gratis concede Bisbee's, republican,, cleo.
tion by small majority. Some claim that
returns from Dade and Brevard counties
will elect Finlay. Both sides are anxious
II Bisbee Is elected the democrats will con.
test ON. the ground of illegal republi
can colonization and voting reported
trom three counties. The ID district OF
Florida will probably have another con.
tested election.
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Increase of Livery In Paris and Americ,

Increase of Livery In Paris aud America
Among other signs of the times people
have noted an increase Of late years In the
number Of gentlemen In livery. A few
years ago powder seemed to be going out
and some Of Leech's pictures, such as tina,
Of the tall footmans agony while mud |,
thrown at his calves by little vulgar boys
were going out Of date. The tide has now
turned again, and the proceeds Of the tax
on powder have increased with the splen.
dor OF liveries. The change seems 20 be
most marked in the two republics whose
democratic ideas OF equality, 4 might be
thought. would have opposed a barrier Ia
the reign Of turnkey om, IL Is so In France,
aud, according U Mr. Sala, who is an OBJ
server. there has been marked increase in
Now York both Of llveries aud cockades.
He attributesit TO the abolition Of slavery.
--TPall Mall Gazette.
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A Fine Hotel

There is no hotel more widely known or
moro popular with the general public than
the Laclede Hotel, OF st. Louis, which,
under the efficient management of Messrs.
Grisvold 4 Sperry, has gained most
enviabc reputation. II is iirst.class
throughout in all its appointments, and has
grown 10 be the resort of lovers of good
living and comfort. 1t is centrally located,
and convenient to the business center.
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Forty Years Experience OF nm old Nurse

Mrs. Wmslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply.
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
falling safety and success by millions OF
mothers and children, from the feeble in
FAINT of one week old to the adult. 1t cor.
reefs acidity of the stomach relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and gives rest,
health and comfort to mother and child,
the world in all cases of dyscntery and diar.
rhWa in children, whether arising from
tcething or from any other cause. Full di.
rections for using will accompany each bot.
tie. None genuine unless the fac-simile OF
Curtis 4 Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents a
Bottle
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Nrw ORLEANS, la, Nov. 0,-The Times
Democrats Holly Springs, Mississippi
special says; The inspector of elections in
this county has discovered Irregularities
in five boxes, which will be thrown out,
thus reducing Chalmers majority TO 100.
Manning's friends are still hopeial that an
official count will give him majority.
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n NO I SnIOOh StnnU Tor Sale
corner OF Main street and Houston & Texas
Central railroad, near Union depot, with or
without restaurant and lodging rooms con.
nected Must be sold soon, as intend TO
change my business, will satisfy anyone
wishing to 10 into this kind of business of a
good Investment Apply to W. II. Under
wood lt25 Main street.
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Texas \ Pacific Hallway COMPANY.

An adjourned meeting OF the stockhold.
ers and Board of Directors of the Texas &
Pacific Railway Company will be held at
the office of the Company, in the clty.of
Marshall, Harrison county, Texas, on Tues.
day, December 9th, 1882 at the hours of IL
and ! O'Clock, respectively.
{. Il. SArrEILrr,
Secrataty
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CAETLAYpr, WYOMING, Nov. 10. --Burglars
went through Cartlandt hotel last evening
and procured 81 900 in cash and $4,000 in
diamonds and valuable papers.
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Nav YoRK, Nov. 10.--0sgood, the well
known banker and broker, is seriously il
aud Gun hardly recover.
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NEw YoRE, Nov. lO,-Michael Il. Nc
Gloin has been sentenced to be hanged De-
cember 18th.
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Now hook

Now HOOK
entitled Tale of a Shirt" In six chapters
with illustrations and poetry, Is now in
at Clancey's, No 6i3 Main street, and get
one. Free TO all, Sent by mail to any adj.
dress
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Bailey's Saline Apcrint Is a cooling, no.
ireshing sumne drink for dyspepsia and
headache. No medicine taste. Everyone,
home or abroad, should keep Il.
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The Kidneys.

The hiunoys.
Persons Of sedcntary habits often suffer
with kidney affections. Sufferers from this
weakening and dangerous disease, by u
will restore the kidneys to their wonted
health and yipor
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.


PENSACOLA, Nov. lC,-Nine new cases Of
yellow fever and deaths reported yester-
dav,
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zGedtcal.
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
zfledfcai
-TAKE---
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
IT SAVED THE PEOPLE oF SAVANNAH
GA, WHO USED 1T THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876,

ALhhAbLE LflDEMlG Of 1876,
MEssRs. ]. II. ZEILiN & Co,
GESTLENES We, the undersigned. Engineers
on the Heorgia Central Railroad, in grateful ob,
legations Tor the benefits we received from the
use Of simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemic in Savannah, Georgia,
IN the summer aud fall Of 1876 desire to make
the following statement. That during the
Aforesaid Epidemic, we used the medicine
known rs simmons Liver Regula or, prepared
by J H. zeilin d Co. and though exposed To
the worst miasmatiC Influences of the yellow
Fever by going IN and coming out of Savannah
at dinerent hours Of the night and also IN
spending entire nights in the city during the
prevalence OF this most Fatal Epidemic, with
but the single exception of one of us, who was
taken sick, but speedily recovered. we con.
tnued In our usual good health, circumstance
we can account for in no other way but by the
effect, under Providence of the habitual and con.
tluued use of Simmons Liver Regulator while
we were exposed to this Yellow Fever malaria
Respectfully yours, G. b. Patterson, John K.
Collins, Jas. Il, Malettc Melton H. Cooper.
6SAlways ask your Druggists for DIR. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator. and be sure to see those
Identical words printed on the label, and having
thereon red z Trade Mark, Seal and signature
OF j. II Zeilin X Co. None other is Genuine.
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Those old Santa Crus Rum Punches a,
tho Parlor are still the rage and beat .
norther In breaking the n,onotony Of sum.
mer heat
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uorstora's Acid Phosphate ricasan, to the

DIR, A. l.. Hall, Fair Haven, New York
says: Have prescribed it with marked
benefit In indigestion and urinary trou.
bles.n
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&ohsrn.

THIS g the only Lottery ever vat,
endorsed by the people Of any sts sy.ea On and
Louisiana State L,ottarr ~
Incorporated in ls6S for 25 ves,s -. Oc.
t9ie Tor educational and chsritsbIs ,ae Legs.
with capital Of sl,OOO,O OO--to wbf, parposei-
' nv O over $40 eco has since been reserve
ohise was nnSe ns9s Popular ,E vote is nan
sntu!ion adopted December md I'm 4 s'9te Con.
~ 4 Splendid Opportunity to Win a F E., IS's'
place monthly; Il never scales ~ SiL take
LOOK at the following Scheme. UT postpones.
GRAND PROMENADF Co>,o,,
curing Which will take nlnnn th.,NNNhhI,
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"Their Name is Legion" Dyspepsia Is the
parent of more evils than flew out of Pandora
Constipation, Nervous Debility, Nausea, and m.
descrbable mental misery are among its terri
BILE offspring. Give them all the coup de grace
with TARRANT's Sitter kPmIgNr, which
renovateS aud regulates the bowels tones the
Vtomach and Is asure remedy for INDIGESTION
snd all It's conComitnntS, s.old bv all'drugvists
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Whole Tickets, SO, Half TicketSsl
81 Tickets, $50; a5Tiekets 800.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or sem
postofiice order Orders of IS and upward y
express can be sent at our expense Address 4
orders to Il. NJ B0ARDMAN, Courier.Journe
building, Louisville, Ky or K " B0ARDNAN
800 Broadway, New York; or Box s. DALAI
Texas.
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ll,Gs Prizes. amounting to.
CERTIFICATES

OEhTIFTCATE.
we do hereby certify that we suno-r;,. =,
arrangements for all the mooth'y md S, Sa, ne
nuai Drawings of the Louisiana STATE 'gIiui.an-
Company, and that the same are condnc, ad9 1,
honesty fhrness aniin good faith towaa, WA u,
parties We authorize the company 10 nse tb ~!
tscbnd ~ Wv WIZ lacsimiles signatures At,
6, 7. BEAUREGARp
Application for rates to clubs shopjs ho
only TO the oihce Of the company in New Ts o,j
,,, For further Information, write clearly r,v,n,
tered Letter or Money Order sddrdpsVoSs hegsj|
N. a. DAUPHIN. New Orlesnsy TIny
FRANK LOBRANO, Southeast CornSr IN I'm
and Houston Streets. Fort Worth Tcyas 'oui'i
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a Resin. % s,sss rr..u women.

s Accelerated beauty whose complexion
was ireshef az sixty than that Of our women
nj thirty, told me her secret this summer,
and IL was divided Into two parts; First
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20
BOARD AND ROOMS.

DOfAIOO EV S. Jfsa2 FEW gentlemen be accommodated kHi with frst-class Board and pleasant Rooms with EAXsL modern Improvements; locality second to lone iii the city terms moderate. Apply at jyIO 1m* 35 WOOSTER PLACE.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20

ther debate the subject was laid aside until later n the day.
 MT. Logan introduced a bill to construe section Of the act approved May S. 1SS2 to execute certain treaty sipul stons regulating Chinese The section vessel who eha knowingly bring within the United States such vess sel land permit to be landed provided that the section shall not be construed to apply to Chinese board Of vessels in transit be- United States such landing is to allow them to pass through tn country to their own, with in- tention of violating such law.
 The internal revenue bill was taken up. MT Beck's amendment reducing the tax manufactured to- str let party vote except that MP Jones' of Nevada voted aye, and Mr. Inga Is did not vote.
 An amendment taking the tax from checks under $100 was rejected, 19 to s.
 MT. George offered amendment striking out the clause removing the tax onAbank capital, Jsits
 MT Allison called up the resolution extending the journed.
 Immediately after the reading of the journal tn House resumed the South Carolina tested election case of Smalls vs. Tilman. After speeches by MT. Brigg. of New Hampshire in sup port of the claims of the contestant, and by Mir. Atherton of Oho ia favor of the claims of the sitting member Mir. Horr, Michigan took his stand in the space in front of the speaker desk, and with small cane pointed out to the House the boundary lines of the Congre siona districts Of the State of south Ga olin. the recent disricting He also produced diagran of each district separately and de- clared that it gerrymandering. it was down right vIlajny. MT Atherton of Ohio inquired th CT that gerrymsndering fair the gerrynaan- dering of the Fou teeuth district of Ohio which inhict upon Congress another one of tn Horr fam fly. Mir Horr replied that when Congress in- h1cted with his brother he could take of himself
 Mir. Tillman spoke an hour in his own behalf The previous question then ordered and vote taken on the resolution that Tillman not elected and the result announced as 145 yeas, nay-just quo rum
 The next vote the resolution that Snalls was emitted to his seat. This was carried by the vote
 The Speaker stated that by an error of the clerks the vote on the first resolution incorrectly nouuced and that he (the Speaker> now voteyto make quorum. The Democrats objected, but the Speaker insisted that there precedent for it.
 Mr. Randall, whose rulings alluded to. insisted that there precedent and aoded: ''This is second time the gentleman has misquoted my rul- inss'
 he Speaker caused an extract from the Record to be read which showed that Randall when Speaker in 1876 voted the day after vote had been cast in the House. Confusion and excitement occurred, and the charge openly made by Blackburn that the clerks wilfully changed the vote.
 Mr. Smalls was then Torn in and the of Smith vs Shelley was taken up resolution of investiga- t1on was offered but action taken because of the fact that Blackburn not present. having withdrawn in the meantime.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Sad Droxy Accident.

Mrs. Hall, wife of Henry S. Hall (of the late Irving Hall skating rink firm of Hopson < Hall in Waterbury, and Mr. Edward Hall, a cousin of Henry S., were both accidentally drowned last Friday morning at Worcester, Mass. It seems that Edward and Henry S.
 were concerned in skating rink enterprise at the Point of Pines. Edward aud Mrs. Henry s. were taking pleasure ride at the time of the accident. When near mill pond their spirited horse became unmanage- able from some cause not known, swerved first to the right then turned sharply to the left and made a fearful leap over a wall down an embankment into the water of the pond.
 When help came it was too late, for both were dead. The bodies were recovered in
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Another passenger said: "I was out on She forward deck at tho time of the collision. We left Providence at 7:3O last night, with between 15O and 175 passengers. The first part of the night the air was thick and foggy, but about midnight it cleared and the stars shone brightly. We saw the Alhambra some distance off and our pilot signalIed that he would take the right. This signal was answered by the other steamer, but just as sine came opposite to us she headed directly across our bow and struck us on the port hole side, tearing away the wheelhouse and paddle wheel.
 Captain Mott called out to the Alham bra and asked if she needed any assistance. Her captain replied in the negative. Upon exam nation it was found that our boat was not injured below the water line. Five of the seanen of the Alhambra sprang on to the Rhode Island and were transferred to the Providence and brought to this city"
 The Guttermuth Trag gedy.
 NEW YORK, July 19.-All persons arrested in connection with the murder of Louis w. Guttermuth were discharged today by the coroner. In his address to the jury the cor oner reflected severely on the deficiencies of the detective system and the jury called at tention to the laxity of the police service.
 The Freight Handiers' Mass Meeting.
 NEW YORK, July 19.-There were five thousand men in the freight handlers parade and mass meeting in Union Square. Several speeches were delivered, their general burden advocating independent political action and to cut loose from both parties. The resou- tlons denouncs railroad monopoly and legis- lative action last session and ask relief from the coming legislature. Roscoe Conkling made the closing speech in court to day for the railroad decision reserved.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The Agricultural college at Hanover, N. H., has decided to admit women next term to special course of dairying.
 The survivors of the Massachusetts regi- ments in the Mexican war held their thirty fourth anniversary at Nantucket yesterday.
 The Republican convention in the Third district of Minnesota yesterday renominated W. B. Washburne for Congress by acclama- tion.
 Horace H. Meneser, foreman of the Ma hogany works at Chelsea, Mass, in stantly killed yesterday by a heavy block of mahogany falling on him.
 State Insurance Superintendent Moore has notified the officers of the Home Insurance company at Columbus, O., to direct the stockholders to pay 129 per cent stock held for ten days. Assets BY 1929, liabilities in cluding capital stock, which is l,2OO, ,OOO, S336, 900.
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FOURTH DAY.

Staons stallion colts (Ne. 16l, colts, gsldings and Allies (No. ID, brood mares [No. 1Sl.
 Trotting-2:50 class (No. 5ll gentlemens driving horses (NO 52) hurdle races,