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The news., 1882-03-23

Count de Lesseps became q Wild
over at So, with numerous family.
A few years later he was in the hsb-
it Of whiting . family In Paris which
comprised Eve sisters. One day he
observed that he had undergone great
dangers and difficulties among the
Arabs, because they could not con.
oeivs how Imam sould live without q
wife. The prettisst Of the sisters IN.
noesntls ssksd, "Why then. do you
not marry sssIn r. "Hssauss I AZ,
too ala=bssides, II ! we're to fell 10
love with young girl Il woata 30
absurd to think that she would fall Ia
love With ns." "Whc knows r. OBJ.
served the questiorss. Lcsseps then
told the young listeners shout the
rose Of Jericho, which, after being
dried and placed IN water, again
bursts out into bloom. Soon after.
wards he obtained enc Of these roses
and presented It to the Young girl.
In few days she appeared With he
re-blossonied rose in her hand, which
she gave 70 the Count, saying, see
what . miracle the water has effected
The news., 1882-03-23


and ] still remain hearty man. !.
Mds5y Ore sui " ing from C0fts
Dry, parched, sore throat, losing hesh b,
bronchial and sasshAiatfc attacks. An
these dangerous symptoms are entirely
cured by .sDss swaypeis Compound Syrup
Of Wild Tharry." The graf drns aivsS
| lungs Yield 70 Ia hsalink properties.
Sold By al aruegisia O Of IS losniso and. . |
The large size is the meat econnsiieAiq 1
HOW TO TREAT YOUR WATCH
+. Wind It up 1.-THE ssfae time every day
Keep it ii Is even q temperature a. poa
sibls. " Sudden transition from heat TO cold
pay cause the mainPpring 10 bresk.
you would keep it clean peHsr; pm Il q
| any pocket except one Of leather. Thost
pockets which are lined with cloth, cot
ton or calico, give by certain friction
| fluff, which enters most Watch Cases anS
makes its wayeto the delicate parts d
the watch. See that the pocket ia turned
| and cleaned often, and take an old liner
handkerchief and wipe, earef ullYsfa all the
dust from under the backs, besel anS
cap al ithaeasex 0sBut above all you mus
be sure that the Gaze fits firmly. and to b
sure Of hie, fselset lone where Ale pard
(center, backs, cap. 80. are each made
frbHll one niece Of unetsll1 NAM
The JAMES BOgS, PATENT sTgrs
yESED Or FILLED GoLp WATCH Cast
| Ia 90 made, and 1otK only dos ssfch
perfectly, bat it enables the MANUFACTURED
TO turp and fosm three pieces Of petal
| lths fqF1s sepes bsieg 2of gSa and Thy
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-20
Constructing Sewer Oh HeSal Street from
Fort Street to Wi1kin Street,
WILL TAKE NOTICE

that on the 10Th day of May, 1882, did
receive warrant from the City Comp
treller OF the City of St. Paul, for the collec.
ton of the above named assessments.
The nature of this warrant is, that if you
fail to pay the assessment within
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-20
CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER.
ST. PAUL, MINI, May 30, 1882.

All persons interested in the assessments
for
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-20
THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate so assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court Of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judg-
ment against your lands, lots, blocks, or par
cells thereof SO assessed, including interest,
cost and expenses. and for an order Of the Court
to sell the same for the payment thereof,
1900 F.A. REM. City Treasurer.
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A pound Of pluck is worth a ton
of luck.
History is but the enrolled scroll
Of porpheey.
Be fit for more. than the thing that
you are Doing.
After tine battle Of arms comes the
battle Of history
We are never without man or Q
motto to shout over.
For the nehlest man that lives
there still remains o oonhiet
If You are not teo large for the
place you are loo small for it.
Il would rather be beaten in right
than suceead in wrong.
Present evils always seem greater
than those that never come.
Things don't turn up in this world
unless somebady turns Lheni up.
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He was frequent visitor % the
military post 81 Fort Gibson, and q
generous consumer of the suffers
whisky. His tall form was OCCASION
ally seen lying in the street IN the
stWpor of drunkenness.
This life Of savagery and drunken
ness finally pallod upon the nobler
clements Of his nature. The strug-
rle of the infant Commonwealth of
Texas for freedom aroused his SYM
pathies and his ambition. He left
his friends, the Cherokees, and Joined
the fortunes OF the republic. His
subsequent career lisa familiar his
tory. He was strongly attached 30
his Cherokee wife. After his arrival
in Texas he sent for her 10 join him,
but she wonld not leave her friends
and home. They had no children,
but his name is lalCommon TpatUony-
mic among the Cherokees. He did
not forget his Indian friends, Their
delegations we're always welcome to
his hospitalities when he was a
senator in Washington, and he was
always fervent In defense of their
rights in the halls of Congress. His
Indian life was a singular episode
in q remarkable career, but 1t Is not
without parallels IN the lives of less
distinguished, but almost equally
remarkable men. They found the
destinations Of savage life, Cherokee
beauty and Cherokee friendship
irresistible, and they founded faui-
lies possessing the best traits of the
white and red races, whose repre-
sentatives would have won7a wide
fame if their exploits had been with
in the domain of European 2ciEllIza'
tion. They now govern the destlnies
of the Cherokee Nation.
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An Unhappy Union

Farmcrville liza, Appeal Aug 9,
For four years there has been
living near townsville, in the lower
part of this parish, an Industrious
and mofensiEe Bnglishman named
Golden. BY all who knew him he
was well liked.
A few wears ago he married a Miss
Wheat, the daughter Of q farmer
living near townsville. This mar
rage soon proved unhappy to both
Darties to it and more especially
TO Golden.
He and his wifeis family did not
get along tremendously and rows
between them were Of frequent oc-
ourrenoe. A short while since he
became engaged IN quarrel with
his wife's family and q fight eusRed IN
which Galdon was badly hurt and
his feelings terribly wounded
He concluded that ii was impossi-
bic for him and his wife to live
happily together so close to such
relatives, and made arrangements TO
move some distance away from the
Wheat family. The Nheats pro-
tested against his wife going with
him to his new home and 1t was
with some difficulty that he made
her listsR<to his entreatics. After
much persaading on his part she
agreed to turn her back to her old
home and go with him; so Saturday
morning Goldon and his wife with
their little child, started for their
new home.
They reached Townsville and the
wife refused to go any further, but
wanted to return TO her parents. To
her returning Golden protested. lie
reeited to her the unhappy state OF
feeling that existed between himself
and her family he told her that their
quarrels would be renewed II he
should return and attempted to show
her the happiness that was in store
for them should they continue their
Journey and live away from her rel
atiVes. To these entreaties she
listened not, but started back, Col
don followed her and begged her 10
continue the journey with him. lie
followed her to the edge of the town
and asked her to stop and listen TO
him for one moment. They seated
themselves beside the road and he
| began to entreat her to go with him !
TO be true TO the VOW she had taken
before the altar ito forsake all
others for him. but the entreaties
.availed nothing and finding that his
wife would desert him Tor relatives
and wishing TO die rather than be
| separated from her, with the mad
ness of a maniac he pulled from has
pocket q pistol, placed it against his
| forehead and blew his own life intC
eternity. Such is the act Of maj
who loved his wife mere than h
esteemed his own existence.
4 HIS remains were inferred Suuda.
evening by the good people Of th
town OF Townsville.
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For Sale.

ONE two story dwelling house, with
W ten roeTas 80 vacant town Aots; ~
acres of land near the Lake Charles rall-
road depot 1890 acres of land, known
as the Moss Place, one Aalf of it a ey-
press swamp, On the Caleasien river, siz
miles above Lake Charles; aud 81
acres OF land On Bsyon aChoupiqae,
known as the William Al Clelland tract
RYAN * sGEARY,
Lake Charles, La,
lJuly, y, l5T9.-tf.
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Is<1AjAsEANA
STATE UNIVERSITY
AgricnIGuraI and Mechanical
College

~~-~N~"-~T~"~NT~
College.
The next session Of this institution begins
October 9TH, 1882,
and closes July 4th, 1888.
HULL instruction By al able and sxpe-
LII rieneed faculty In the usual collegiate
studies Cadets will have choice of four
courses - Classical, Scientific, Agricultural
and Mechanical. No tuition fee Is charged
There is an annual fee Of $40 Total charges
for Board, etc, in the University, SO per
mouth.
Cadets, upon entering the University, be-
fore being assigned to quarters Or elassed,
and every three months thereafter, shall pre-
sent 10 the President the TTeasUrer3s receipt
for 3 months lees in advance. Cadets shall
be required to purchase their oWn text books,
and must provide themselves with uniform
and Under-elathing
For further information, address,
Wal. PRESTON JOHNSON,
President
Baten Rouge. La, August 1SS2
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The Now York Mail furnishes this shs4nins
1ahic Of PrsAiaents.
The American Presidential line
Began Ia seEnnteen eighty-nine.
BY rs aslsfafsi on \ as tie iist begun
Nho ruled sRo terEas. then Adams 1Rs
Jei1eTapn. Madison AI0REae.
Sat Tor tW0 trA4ss each and 40
GluninaY AsiAms eaEae fpF pne,
Af.hsie q ~ ksan thrauel tn B teEnasdid rlH;
BsIqisan died and lnft fea7 years
fgr IYlar ase term Polk appears whom
Taylor died, and left tllrue years
For EtlHGre ! .alef SeEstA XXI 1aH flfFGe
AND dsaeaAEnan Linenln then
Nas SHOT aA Ills second aerpl DegAn,
and 1Qhnsan sat until came GEAat
For tr0 teEtns Hayes for one and seaut
-Four months f0r q sEfiHld n he MAS killed,
And Arthur SAC vacant pfiirqi lllal.
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DhIIERSlTI .LlDLsIAkl
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS.
Faculty Of p Professors. 494 Students in
attendance during the past session.

J0IFTH Session OF Collegiate Department
u be&ins 0etober 2 1852. Full Collegiate
Courses il Languages, Bellies Letters, and
Sciences, leading Ia Degrees. Adjunct High
School to prepare students for Collegiate De
paFLmeHt. Faculty Of L Professors aud 80
stu1eBts in Collegiate Department aud High
School during last session, Tuition lees IS
per annum ID High School and $50 in Cole
gale Department. including il2ll course in
Languages. 8lathematics. Chemistry, Physics
aud Meehanics. For further information aud
catalogue, address, r. FL JESSE, Dean. (
Session of Medical Department, commences
petebeF A. 1852. Flii Medical Courses with
special advantages. Nine Professors and az
STUDENTS il Medical Department during past
session. Address Tor details,
a. 6. RICHARDSON, !, Al D.. Dean.
Session n Law Department begins AoFeH-
her ~, 1852 Full Courses IN C0nuaon and
owl Law. Fonr Professor and ~ dents
during past session For details address,
oARI-ETpE HlJiSTs LID, Dean
ang75I 1852
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HEsRR1 - %

gC,ADpI.E AND FLA ARMIES AEzIFEE
ID
carriage trim1ner. An lEilsls Fl Ispsfi
sione, shoa on Ryan street bstNeeA t9s
denee 81 Peter RrpsbeFsan spd HsFtnT
Jsszsu STORE and bAkeJy
Aug- 3, lsSS. -ll4reA 9. 1855
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Homestead Patents.
-9T All 6l9W PREPARED a. usual 10 max
"a Anal presf q W
Azemestead Esatries.


cure peteAts Tor antries made preF1sA4as Id che
ia4e MAI Homestead and Stale IAssd antries
attended II Hitl ard ss,s.fah !
THAD. AIA1O.
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Nea -. lans $3.50
ArlrxAannIA. Ra.. Apr' ! ls \,

III. H. WNKEBR & Co.: kirs-Yoo,
Safe Kidney aud Liver cinre has eject.
ed an entire onreinmy case. ] suffaraa
every form of kidney difficulty.
W. j. suAnrEus
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-08-19

sC5HIIII1S AMID FfEVlElR.
Simmons Liver Regulator soon
breaks Chills and carries the Fever ont
of the system. 1t cures when ell other
remedies fail.
SICK HEADACHE
For the relief and cure of this dis
tressing affection take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
EgfHiOUgness.
One or two tablsspoonfnls will relieve
all the troubles incident to a bilious
state. such as Nausea, Dizziness, Droa-
siness, Distress after eating, bitter, bad
taste in the month.
BFaGiGIeF and Kidneys.
Most of the diseases OF the Bladder
originate from those of the Kidneys,
restore the action of the Liver fully,
and both the Kidneys and Bladder will
be restored.
sgOLIC.
Children suffering with Colo soon
experiences relief when Simmons Liver
Regulator is administered, Adults also
derive great benefit from this medicine.
1t is not unpleasant; it is harmless aud
effective. Purely vegetable.
HE4Take only the Genuine winch
always has on the wrapper the red Il
Trade mark and signature OF
sI.H. ZIsEEaEN a. 90.
For sale by all Druggists,
june 8, 1882.
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-QF-
XOuRg Men and ladies.

The most extensive, thorough and
complete Institution Of the kind in the
world. thousands of accountants and
business men, in the principal cities
and towns Of the United States, owe
their success to our course Of training.
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AIIOck,s Porous Plasters
FIRE INSURANCE,
A. ?. HDDEE & RRl.
General Agents,
0PELOUSAS, LOUISIANA.

DR0PERTY surveyed and policies
Il written direct and recorded at this
office, and losses paid without delay.
Sagar-hOuses, gins, mills, stores and
merchandise all insured at reasonable
rates and special Inducements offered
on OtgeRi4gs and farm property for enc,
three, or five years.
TIE FOLLOWING otD RELIABLE COM
RANIRs REPRESENTED
Liverpool and London ana Globe, S33, 100000
London Assurance Corporation. sAu,d1l, 001
Home Ins. Co. New York. s 1,001,091
Fire Association, Phila....,..... 5 +,5ttl,Dl0
Niagara, New YSEk.-........,... ]. 3bl,0la
Glenns Falls New YeVk......... S !, llb,e10
Home Ins. Co., New Qrleans.... 5 ADlb1O
Total assets represented. ..,. so4j 09t 100
Correspondence with responsible
property owners solicited, and their
risks Will be inspected and rates fixed
when desired. viii visit Lake Chsrles
and other sections of South and West
Louisiana every month. Address
Up. HODGE & BRO, Gen, Ag'ts.,
nOpeIOusas, La,
jan. q, 80.
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KTtERBf commencing the first Monday in
i January dan. y; in the building formerly
oeeupied as the 'rC0mmsreial /" Office, on
Puio street All the English branches taught.
Also, Drigiate lesa0gS Ia Mathematics tespe-
eially Algebra) and music, will be given TO
young ladies and boys.
Lake Charles, La, Dec. 81, 1SSl-2n.
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Sleeping an his arm parAiyzfa the
arm 81 : laan in AlhaHg 3.
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GEO. w. EOsIEEsss
NILS SOU RI
Business College,

This institution, located at Hannibal,
Missouri, pleasantly situated on the
banks Of the Mississippi River, is pre-
eminently the best and most practical
Of its kind for the
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Educational.
PrfKate selaoeI,

By
Miss NJ BU Ri
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BasEHAess Training.

4oung men who contemplate q bust
ness life. aui parents having sons 10
educate, are particularly requested b
send for our new CircHlRr, which, viii
give full information as 10 terms, con
dillon Of entrance, etc.
Address,
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The Right EkInd Of EsIu-
cation fOF MOung IAeR
and ladies.

Fine brick block, situated on street
Gar Line. Elegantly fitted and furnished
apartments for the application Of aud
carrying ont Of oar novel and system
attic methods Of
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sFAR 8 OREsCENT
Eexas and New 0rseans
Louisiana Western
RAILROADS..

JIutn further notice, trains rili lbe.run .
follows
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This Remedy which has done such lsgn-
lers Is put up IN the largest sized bottle Of
any medicine upon the market, aud is SOLD "
Druggists and All dealers at 81 .teS per aei-
lie. For Diabetss enquire for WARMERS
SAFE DIABETES CURE. 1t is q Positive
Remedy.
AsOcIAesteF., N a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-18
THE LOUISVILLE RACES.

1o,,svurE. Nav 1.-THE Louisville Jockey
Club continued its spring meeting To-Day Inc
- aoI,obtfl the attendance large and the trach Ias
The betting was heavy.
THO first race was the Louisville Ladies' STAKE ior
o,d n1lies. $50 entrance half forfeit, $500 added
~ which 500 10 second fve-eighths OF miie' Chp
seta won by three lengths, Ella second, tmeequarers
=, length in front of Orange Blossom, third, who was
followed by Vera Myriad. Japonica. Visavis the War
Dance fy Madrigal, Pearash and Belle of Mt Zoah, in
the order named. Time, 1:o3l9 French pools paid
si6o
The second race was the Alexander Stakes for two,
vearod colts; $50 entrance half forfeit 5000 added OF
which 81 90 10 second: dash OF five iurlongs Punster
won by a length. Ascendcr second three parts Of a
length in front of Bondhoder third wandering ourn
E2eter eighth the Lisbon colt ninth, Beechenbrook
tenth and Chatter last Time, IO3ia French pools
The third race was tho Dixiana Stakes. for all ages
S25 entrance, $40 If declared April l. 5000 hdueu VI
leading HindOO from the saddle out Baybee 1hlIu anu
Feowplay last Passing the stand Checknate E Ma q,
the pole under strong pull, with BayDee anu Inu"
Tapped on him then came another DIVISION IeE, Il
away consisting of Lizzie s. Lucy May anG aa "a
cOsers While rounding the lower turn, CaIley ID ~
out and took the track showing the way pas t!i i'm
doc aud Lizzie Tapped N the fourth Paee srIaH noGo
under pull and FelOwplay last snRng n, ,n1n,ne
Three furlongs from home Capas was lcadlng t~U
lengths and Chockmate ana hinaop fNrtb FeIoN
play moving up rapidly Capss fell away az me three
quarter post Checkmate, Hndoo' Lizzie , anu feilo~
MAY strengthened out for home almost stimuli
taneously Checkmate had all hands whipping
nj the f1rlOng post. Lizzie 5. and ieloWplay were
beaten long before the flrong post was reached,
and so was Hindoo but he made gallant responses
C,hecIm0te twice but the old horse wac unap-
proachaole and handy by three parts OF lengih
third Capias fourth Carley i. fh Baybee sixth, Lucy
May seventh Lizzie :. eighth and Annie G.. last. me
last three pulled Time; FIRST sixteenth OF
10 ha
the haf-nie post. Loo one NILE lab; one ana one
sixteenth 50l2 the fastest time on record 10y one-ha
second. French pools paid 10 80. 49,
TIE fourth selling racei clG0 purse, Sou
was a walk over for Bubblcr, who was brought IN. 49,
The fifth race for cidb purse, 800 OF which 500
to second horse; Tor All ages Onc mile Force won ~
length Bagdid second, neck in front OF jim Farrell
third Ruth. Square Dance, rGUnter. Matte Rapture,
Barometer Caroline r. and kcgcide finished IN the o.
der named. lime, LA. French pools paid tForce III
I he lei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-18
OPPOSED TO TIE EAST SIDE PARK BILL

The Board of Health has decided IN send tn
the State Senate, in care Of Senator GRADY nrotcst
against the East Side Park bill which recentIv n.ssed
tne Assembly. A similar protest, accompanied by a
letter rom Mayor Grace to the Speaker of the
Assembly some weeks ago. but although a hearing was
asked Tor no notice Of any kind was sent TO the Health
commissioners until the Assembly had passed the bill
e oO'ect OF the Dill is TO do away with Reception
S iof Contagious Diseases at the foot of East Six
n-s@ Inc commissioners say that the effect Of the
sct would embarrass the Health Department 40
,,srousy as practically 10 paralyze its efforts
eGn.rol the spread Of contagious diseases notably
SelIpoL The site OF the present Reception HOSPITAL
- Iur,ner removed from dwelling houses and factories
s any otner suitable place which could be found The
Ano claimed by the sanitary officials thar the prs
sS ie mas not caused any evil results TO
aeaIS CT the East side OF the city. 1t lis q matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-18
THE COURTS.
COI-RT CALENDARS-MAY Is.

slPREMr CouRr-CHANBRRs- Held by Doaohue. J.--Cal
epdar called II Mos j. % Az 40 So % 90 90
lOg no 20 2 li6 153 l6l, lG2 lG9 l7G, leO 49, 2u4
pos 2O7. 90, 2ll. 2l2. 2l3. 2li, 2lj.
SUPREME COCRT-G RSRRAL 1EEM-Hed by Brady p ].
Daniels and Barker JJ-NOs Is 81 lO42 l0j, LOG lie T.
Ia5 80 9s l24. l44 90 14l lG l63 1874 lG4 G5 92 l02
III 10 l27. lt6 lG7.
StPRENE COURT-sPEUAL TKRM-lIeld by Larremore. i
Nos I23 100 TO- 90 25. "a 2j l3l 80 2-G 3G 1876
1877 So 1873 265 33i, $50, So 25i 240 34G BIZ 2s5 35
$50 lf3
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-THE Held by Barrett j.
Nos 9lslq 1888. 276i Z77O 1881, l047 927 9lLl lO5l
800 1905 $500, lj2S, 1862 1854 $50. HOO 27Ul 427
gl2Ls. l243 s2s 1861 1908. l336.
PART lI-Hed by Van Worst Case No l,i99
Shaw agt the NewYOrk Equitable Insurance COmpany-NO
day calendar
PART uI-Held by Lawrence J.-Nos. 130Ola 1901 l.
$780, 1913, 2O9O l4J3 1890 1855 7f4. 1854, oG5, 3O2
2746 IVA, 323 1884, 1859. 1928 1892, APP 600. 1873
1855 1856, 1888
sUPERIoR COURT-sPEcIAL TERM-Hed by Russell. j.
No day calendar
SUrlRIOR CoURT-TRIAL TFRM-PART I-IIeld nv TTuax.
JNos 9S3 50, g. 79l 22 -43, s25, 1914, j5l 257 1885,
7O4. s92. $50. .23, l02, loo
Pact III-Held by Arnou1 Nos s74. 1910, 72G, 1885,
COMMON PLEAs-sr2cIAL TERX-Held By Day. J.-Cal-
endai called at IL a. m.-NO. :.
COMMON PIEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Ted bv Van
HOesen. JNOS 1907. 1880 1887. sj4, 1899 l4lG 1923
1905 1922 1922 S65 1919 $40 3fl 1912 2OOl 1881 372
l94O 1880, 1880 l9i9. 1881, 1890.
III-Hed by Van Brunt, J.-Nos 1866, 1899 1853,
1872 1890, lss4, l570 1867, lt4O l44 1881, 1871 1851
1924 1926 1888, l94l, 1916 $780, 1856, 1855 1864 1856
1851 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-18
RACING At FLASHING TON.

ilWAsuIvGroN, May 1.-THE first meeting of
the National Jockey Club began to-day. Among the
spectators we're President Arthur POsmasterGeneral
Howe and several Senators. The first race the Inaug-
raj pn 81 mile for all easily by Lot', de-
fcating Proper Drogheda Bdecake, Corioya Clara and
othcrs. Time 1919. French pools paid ~ 20, The
won by Clarence in I:19l2 Jake White was second,
Emily f. third and SpOrslu al fourth French pools paid
500 80
The third the National Handicap sweep
states For all ages miles. The starters Glen
more Blue Lodge Kr1pp Gun. Valparaiso Little Butter-
cup Rob Rov aud others. GlenmOre won easily in ZOO
Blue Lodge second and Valparaiso third French pools
paid 81 IS.
The fourth race. mile heats. for all ages was Won ny
sweet Home taking first and third heats in l414 and
ISL Rowies geldrg won the second heat In l:f6ai.
French pools paid :; o SO. S6 - and SO OF.
The lqst race hurdles l. miles, for all ages was
won BIZ Kenny in 2:59 with Kitty Clark second, Gift
third and PuZzler fourth.