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THE HILL INVESTIGATION.
THE HEARING OF EVIDENCE RESUMED
sTEINMETZs TESTIMONY.

THE HEARING OF EVIDENCE RESUMED
sTEINMETZ's TESTIMONY. -
WASHINGTON, une 1.-the committee 10
investigate the CHI, rges N ade against the adj
Diuistration OF the Supervising Architects
office of the Treasury Department met to.
day. Coleman, counsel for Murch, stated
that he had prepared specific charges which
he expected 10 prove under contracts already
In evidence before the committee. He
alao stated that he hadrecently been retained
az council for Manly and Cooper, Justin Nc
Carthy and several others who desired 10 pre-
far charges .s aiast-HilI, sad that irs would
10 few days formulate charges TO cover their
seyeral grounds OF complaint. Coleman then
read the ch argos and specifications, which set
forth fraud and eXtravagsnce in connection
| with the purchase aud dressing OF stone for
| public buildings of the United States. Stein
metz, an expert, then took the stand, and re-
sumed his statement relative TO the cost of
| gr ante used in the construction OF the pub
lie buildings at Philadelphls.
| The witness stated thai in the last meeting
| Of the Committee he had made a computa-
too of twenty courses upon the third, fourth
and attic stories of the building, and had
| calculated upon each stone the excess paid
by he government upon he basis of quarry
dim customs. He had m AIDE a csicul alton for
the third story Of the Chestnut street trent of
The building, and found the aggregate excess
paid By The government for stone was ST.
500 The opposite part being identical with
| II, The total Tor the two would be SS5, 900.
| Tue witness stated that he had not computed
| The o her parts, but would continue calcula-
! tions fJr each front and each a ler, so as 10
give the aggregate excsss for Ihs entire
| building.
| AT this point Homer Campbell, stonecut-
| ter, WAS sWorn. Witness had worke at h s
trade upon the public buildings at New
| York, Boston aud Philadelphia. He IS
employed upon the public building at Phil
| adelphiA during August, 1880, and from
| memoranda which he made at the time he
stated that ne cut nineteen feet ak inches of
stone IN thirty days, aud was paid at the rate
Of IS % per day. He was employed ten
days upon one stone, which measured six
| feet three inches by three feet ten inches.
s einmez was then recalled and [, s;i6ed
| that for the stone described by Cam pbell the
gov rnment paid the Contractors 1912 IS
Viii they paid Campbell but S32 so, net
prot TO them Of t239 rs. Campbell was paid
by Ihem for the entire work Sl02, while the y
their contract with Hill SS47, a net profit to
them on the work OF this man of S745.
Coleman stated tnat he could not go further
upon this branch OF the case until S:einmet7
had concluded his computations. 1t was
suggested that the Commission visit Boston
ans other cities for the purpose of taking
testimony. Without deciding whether the
would accept affidavits in evidence or wish
| he different places to take testimony, tbs
Commission adjourned till Wednesday.
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TERRIFIC CYCLONE
And HaIl.SiOrm Near mckinney, Tex
Crops m uch Damaged.

MCKINNEY, TEX, June 11.-Lle yester-
day evening t.Iribie cyclone prevailed
west of ere. Tn Dock Hill place WAS
completely destroyed by lightning. A we'll
so full of water that it could be- dIppsd from
the top sucked dry. Joe Browns place
was utterly ruined, Every hing in the path
$50 yards wide cattle, hors-s, fenciDg-was
picked up and carried through the air like
etraw. Parties en- the edge describe the roar
of the storm as desfenIog. Crops ave very
much injured. A heavy hsIl-stoTm struck
Mckinney, and the largest hail stones ever
seen here i'll. NJ. NJ. Jones'4 residence aud
D. Goodin's stable were partly destroyed by
liphtnin~
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No. 197 Main Sifeei
IN THE WEBSTER BLOCK.

1t being very eligibly located, four stories high
above cellar, and yielding good rental, any
further COMMUNICATION is unnecessary. TaSs all
paid. Title perfect. Abstract ready. Sale at Il
n,clnnk z W ROYaTER q co. Anctioneers
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Gen. Grant aud the Southern ExpGsi

Wet POINT, N. Y June 1l.-Gsn. Grant
has been spending few days here daring
the commencement exercises at the Acade.
my, and ia receiving great attention from his
old associates. During an interview 10 day
with the Ar, Commit tee Of The Southern Elk
position he expressed great interest in the
enterprise, and agreed to loan 4 number Of
art objects collected by him in different part,
OF the world for exhibition in the art gal.
lery duriDg the entire period the exposition
is to be open. The Art Committee believe
ouch a collection will be regarded by thu
Southern people with especial interest,", ant
as very practical expression on the part o
Gen. Grant OF his good will.
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The progress oil sanitary work is slow. II
is difficult to overcome the prejudices of
centuries, and above all 10 meet in an open
fight the cunning of landlords whose primal
quality ia cupidity without even the faintest
traces of humanity. This is especially true
of large commercial cities or great manu-.
featuring ceutets. 10 Glasgow, as Mr.. John
Bright recently stated, there are thousands
OF families living in only one room each and,
of course under conditions as TO morals as
we'll as health that make the judicious grieve.
The poor OF other cities of the three king
doms are suffering from similarly brutaliziDg
conditions Of life in spite of the active super
vision OF sanitary associations ard very
severe laws. So II is in this country, notably
in New York, where the tenement system is
the most disgraceiul, almost as bad So that OF
France, where, according to NJ. Nadaudl
there are 219,270 Ia juses 10 FraLce without
---9 windnW whatevtr. aud to which light and
air are admitted, when admitted at all, only
through the door or hole in toe door,
which has 10 bs stopped in wet or cold
weather. Allowing i've people to family
more than 100000 perions altogether must
be housed in this execrable fashion. Ii
Paris, although $1,000 tenemeuts have beer
dealt with in the last thirty years under the
act OF 1850, there are still between 5000 and
1000 families living in single rooms without
means of warming, aud between 1000 and
5000 in single rooms with no aperture for
light and air-cupb )ards in fact. B tween %,
900 and sc, 900 babitatious consist of a single
room only. This SHE OF tn. ;cial q lesLiop, u
Gays the Nadaud report from which these sta-
tistics are drawn, "his to BE- faced before al
others"-a conclusion which is gradually
forcing itself on the minds of men in other
countries besides France. The amslioration
of the condition of the industrial poor
should everywhere be the first care of the
men who lead 10 pablic ST airs. They
should be well paid Tor their labor, shou Id
have the advantages OF free schools sll the
year round, Of free public libraries, free
baths, and an uustin,ed supply of good waiei
fraa nj all nh rUss
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sland promi.e well for the harvest. The crops
on poor land look thin and sickly. The de-
~ and mas not improved, and rates are IN
changed. For foreign wheat there was only
a retail demand. B.itls business done 10
Americsni ali except Russian and Indian
unehaRgedI supply large In of ccast car
goes there was very liltle business: cargo
oil Oregon Hour was Withdrawn; seventeen
arrivals, thtee sales. Trade in futures al
most nominal. Flour in little demand rates
unchanged; best foreign firm; inferior diff
cult OF sale. BARLEY and oats unchanged.
Foreign barley in moderate demand aud IN
changed. Oats weaker. The spot supply OF
msjze did not exceed the demand; prices
weaker. Sales Of English week, 55,l86
quarters at 43s Sd per quarter, against % 500
quarters at AIS Cd for the corresponding week
last year.
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BRIGHTON BEACH, June 11.-Racing con-
tinued to-day IN the presence OF large
number OF spectator. The rain last night
laid the dust and made the track good aud
safe. The customary five races were reeled
of in the following order:
The bay FLY Australia won the purse for
wo.yesr-olds in 1905; Chandelier second,
Nellie Glove third. Constance, NetGe W.,
and Jim Carlisle also started.
The mile dash was won by I,asks, Csmilus
second, Babcock third. Time: 453. Eight
ran.
King Fan won the mile and a quarter
event from the Flower OF Meath in 2:1Of
Cromwell third, Boccacio and Alhsmbra
following in the order named.
The three-quarters Of a mile purse wal
taken by Clara B. from Vessel; Hotcha-
CHIME third. Time-1:174. JACK of Dia'
mondr, The Judge, King Herd, Little Katie
aud Charley Gorhsm also ran.
The steeple CHI ase, short course, was taker
by Belle of the North; Dave Gideon second
Tonawsnda third. Time-l:284. Josie H
and SmoothWater also ran.
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statue 10 GEN. syIvanus Ina, err.

&c. BRApFoED, Secretary " 10 10 f-e0t''"'
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BAR ASSOCIATION.
The Next Annual Meeting to be Held
at Bon Aqua Springs, July
18th and 18th.
All Members Of the Profession in Good
Standing Invited to Attend
The Programme.

The ne.t annual meeting of the Bsr Asso.
citation of Tennessee will be held ct Bon
Aqua Springs July 11th and 18th, and
promises TO be OF unusu 4 interest. Leading
lawyers from ali parts of the State will be
present, and nothing will be left undone tC
make the O. cssioh one Of profit az we'll SIS
pleasure to all who may attend. The follow
ing attractive programme of exercises hsi
been arranged.
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JACKSON, MISS.
Meeting OF the Republican Executive
COmmittee-A Lively Time An
tIcipattd.

Special TO the Appeal
jAcksoN, June 1.-THE Republican Elk.
ecutiye Committee Of this State meets in
this city TO morrow at the call Of the Hon.
john Lynch, chairman. II is understood
that the call was to determine whether the Re.
publican party Of Mississippi was to preserve
it's own Individuality or 10 march under the
orders OF Gan Chalmers. Lynch has been
here all day with Messrs. Frszse, Griggs and
several other prominent members Of The
Committee Chalmers is looked for here to
night. II 10 believed that Lynch and his
forces will shape the policy. He is
heavily backed By prominent lead.
ing white Republicans ali over the
State, who urge him by all mean:
TO preserve the integrity of the party and
shape it TO a conservative aud conciIiatory
cOuree. 1t is Understood that the meetin.
will be public. A lively tim. ia anticip ate
Mr.. Samuel Lamly, one of the oldest CHI
zsns and most prominent merchants of thii
city, died 10 day.
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BOSTON, June 1.-The Post says: Clearings
at twenty five cities for the week ended Sat
urdsy, with percentage of comparisons:
New York. s7is, So, $40; decrease, ~,
Boston, $40. 0SS, SSS; ineres se, oil.
Philadelphia. S57, 754, 964 increase, 1874.
Chicago, S5S, T2O.53l; increase, l3.4
Cincinnati, $40 S5l $50; increase, lOe.
st. Louis SIS 467, 397 increase, rs
Baltimore Sl3,5S1, 43S; increase, II 4.
San Francisco, $40, ISL 1888; increase, g..
New Orleans, LII ,745; increase, Isl.
Pittsburg, sI5,SII,1I2: increase, $50.
Louisville, s., 1884; increase, SO.
Milwaukee, s., Go, 500; increase, 40.
Providence, Si,0t5, 800, decrease, 10 D.
Kansas City, S2,727, 100; increase, us.
Cleveland, 81, 929 $50; decrease. IA
Indianapolis, 81, 264, 100; increase, 80 8.
Hartford, sl,6S9, PSI; increase, SO.
New Haven, 81 .369 lSI; Increase, 1877.
Peoria, s9l3, 100; decrease, 17.2.
Memphis, S7I2,S2i; increase, "a.
Portland, S96S, 906; increase 12.
Springfield SS2S 446; increase, 40.
Worcester. $751; .255; decrease, 10.6.
Lowell, Sis 972; increase, AS.
Syracuse, SisS, AS; increase, 26.0.
Detroit. 81, So, 6eS-no comparison.
Total, 81 ,OS5, 026, 69l; decrease, 81
Outside New York. s2S9, AS, s5l; increase, 10 9.
The statement is more uniformly favor.
able thso for some time pss,. The decrease
of z Z ver cent. at New York is entirely at.
tribuiable TO the smaller volume of stock
speculation than year ago. Boston is the
only important city thst does not show 5
satisfsctory Increase. The most remarkable
gains have been at Pittsburg, 90 per cent.
Ksnss4 City, II s per cent, and Indiauapo-
lis, 80 per cent.
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Nyelone I'm In Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 11.-North Vernon
was visited by a cyclone last night about
1880 o'clock. 1t passed through the southern
part of town, destroyed five or ak houses, a
brick church, and a number of dwellings.
No one was injured so far as known. A train
OF ten cars On the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road was blown from the track about seven
miles east of North Vernon, but no one was
injured. Further up on the same railroad,
at Osgood, several houses were blown down
and two persons killed. The cloud was fun
nsI-shaped, and moving eastward.
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LITTLE ROCK.
Fears of an Overflow I'm Arkansas
River.


Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, June 11.-Fears are now
expressed OF an overflow of the Arkansas
river. The water here tonight is within si1
feet of the danger line. A rise of ffteer
feet since Sunday morning is reported Al
Ozark, and eight feet eight inches at Fort
Smith, and still coming
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GBAKr has been invited by Gen. Taylor,
a relative of "Old lack, to be present at the
unwilling Of the Taylor monument in Ken.
lucky. Grant was Lieutenant in the Fourth
Infantry under Taylor at the battles Of Palo
Alto, Resscs de la Palma and Monterey.
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First-Discusson. THE Jury System"
Seeond-Paper by Ihos. II. Malone, OF Memoirs.
Third-Dlscussion: "A Constitutional COnveu-
tion-Its ACCESSIBILITY"
Fourth-P4per by William B. Reese, of Nashville.
Fifth-DiScnssion! Legal Ethics"
sixth-Paper by John Ruhm, of Nashville
Seyenth-Other addresses by gentlemen Gp-
pointed, but who have not yet signified tieir pun
poses in the pre- misses.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. business.
The banquet will take place in the botel
At 9 o'clock am. The toasts and responses
are as follows:
First-"The Tennessee Bar Association" Geo.
second-"The Bar and the Press" the Hon. A.
Thifi-"The Tennessee Bar" the Hon. John
Burton.
Fiith-"The Old Lawyer" Henry Craft.
sixth-'The Judiciary, Federal and state" Al.
sevenlh-"The Best of Fees-Fees Simple and
Simple Fees o. Fenale?'' the Hon. F. t. Rice
Eighth-"ro OUT Unfortunate Clients-Expisna.
ton Of How We Lost Their Cases." The Hon. E. J
Read.
Ii is the earnest wish OF the officers of the
Association that the next meeting sh all be
an occasion of profit as we'll as pleasure to
the members OF tn profession. Topics and
| questions affecting at once the we'll. being OF
| The Commonwealth and the legal profession
will be discussed BY gentlemen of ability aHG
| learning, and tina banquet, it is hoped, viii
| prove an OCCASION OF great enj Iyment
| Iiih hoped that every member OF the Asso
citation will be present; and all member
of the profession in good standing, who desir
to become members, are cordially invited
1t is requested that all who expect TO attent
will notify the secretary, Mr.. ]. C. Bradford
Nashville, of their purpose 10 attend BY tn
LIST day eff July. This is necessary, that i
may be known for how many The bauque
shall be prepared.
B. M. ESTES, President.
J. c. BRApFoRD Secretary
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GALENA, I'LL, June ia whirlwind
passed over Elmo, in the southern part OF
Wisconsin, about o'clock this afternoon
doing much damage.
BELoIr, Wis, June 11.-This city wsi
struck by tornado about o'clock this
evening, with the result OF demorsliziug the
bus uess portion of the town, killing one man
and woundibg several others.
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a Eoudurrsr BADLY Cnt.

NASHVILLE, June 11.-This afternoon
jesse Thompson, conductor ON the Bowling
Green accommodation, on the Louisville and
Nashville road, was severely cut about the
face aud neck by Thomas Yarbrougb, in the
Nashville pool-rooms. His wounds are
severe, but not meets arily fatal, unless blood.
poison results from the fsce Wounds. Thomp-
son is one of the most popular conductors on
the road, and noted for his amiability Of
temper. No provocstion other than the re-
fussl Of Thompson to bet with Ysrbrough
on the ground that the latter was drinking
Ysrbroush was Jailed.
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Baseball.

BosToN, June 11-Bostoos, Z; Detroils, 4.
Columbus, 6.
PROVIDENCE, jane 1I.-Providence, 6;
Chicsgos, 2.
New YORK, June 1l.-New Yorks, IL;
Buffaloes,7.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1l.-Athletjc Z; St.
LOUIS, 3. Philadelphiss, 0; Clevelands, Z.
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The Programme.

FIksI JAW EDNEsUA1f JUL IIIH.
Morning Session.
Ffrst-At u O'Clock m. the meeting will be
called TO order by the president.
second-Readfng minutes OF preceding meeting.
Third-Recess.
afternoon Session.
Ffrst-Address by the president, B. NJ Estes.
acknowledgement of the treasurer, J. e. Bradford.
Third-Report of the Central Council.
fourth-Report of Committee on Jurisprudence
aud Law Reform. The Hon. J. o. Pierce, chair.
man.
Fifth-Report of Committee on Grievances
The hon. James ID. Richardson, chairman.
SiSth-Report of Committee on Judicial Ad
ministratioh and Remedial Procedure. The Hon
H T. Elicit chairman.
SeVenth-Report OF Committee on Publication
Baxter Smith, chairman.
SECOND pAY-THURSDAY, JULY 18th.
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Death of Miss Jennie Farrow

Special 10 the Appeal
FosT SMITH, ARK, June Il.-Miss Jen-
ME Fsrrow, daughter of the late Marion
Farros, Of Wnitehaven, Tenn, died here
this morning TIE remains viii be taken 10
Men pbis to morrow for interment in Elm
wood on "Wednesday.
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Railroad Men and Telegraph Operators

Railroad Men anu Telegraph Operators.
No more honest and hard working class of
people thsn these, yet they are generally
poorly paid, They have a great chance to
secure fortune by purchasing ticket which
COSTS only 81 (iwenty-seven tickets only $50,
| fifty five tickets Sl00) in the Commonwealth
! Distribution ComPany's next grand drawing,
TO be held in Louisville, KY, June 80, 1888.
Grand capital prize of $4,000; grand prize
Of $4,000; one prizs of $1,000; 1860 prizes
amounting to Sll2,400. Send your orders to
| K. NJ. B2ardman, LouisvIlle. Ky.
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The WRESTLING tournament.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The wrestling tourns-
ment closed this evening, The following are
the results: Whistler look the first priz.,
$500, for the Greco-Roman style, and the
second prize, $3.50, catch-as-calch can; Bibby
took the first prize, $500, catch as-calch-can,
and Cannon the second priz-, $3.50, Greco-
Roman. The fret contest to-day was be-
tween Whistler snd Cnristol, aud after a
fierce struggle OF five inmates Whistler threw
him on his left shoulder, dislocsting it. A
physician on the ground put it In place
again. The second bout between Cannon aud
Bibby, catch as-catch-can, was won by Bibby
in twelve minutes. The third, Cannon and
Whistler, Greco-Roman, was won by Whist
Ter in thirty minutes; the fourth, Bibby and
Whistler, catch it- satch-;ap, was won by
Bibby iu three minutes.
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THE WEEKS CLEARINGs.
A More Favorable Statement Than for
Some Time Past.

BOSTON, ] une 1.-The !.ost says: Ciearings
at twenty cities for the week ended Sat
urday, with percentage OF compsrisous:
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WHEN mind and body are out of sorts
with cold exirsmities, yellow ness in the
skin, costiveness, dull headache, and au in
disposition to stir about, be sure you are in
for bilious attack, sprinsiug from a more
or lees disordsred liver. DR.. Jayne's Sana.
tive Pills will bring the liver to a healthy
condition and speedily remove all hillary
| distress.
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TERRE HAUrE, IND, June 1.-THE city
was set wild with excitement this afternoon
by the attempted murder OF the Hon. John
+. Lamb, Congressman from this district, by
Saul c. Davis, an attorney OF this city. Lamb
knocked the weapon aside, and thus saved
his life.
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MELLIS's FOOD, an advertisement Of which
appears in our paper 10 day, is prepars-
ton which by its exceeding intrinsic value
has won the front rank among all substitutes
for mothers milk 10 nourishiug ants, and
is equally adaoted food for inVaiids. l.
ket ps in any elm ate, Is easily prepared, and
is highly commended by all physicians.
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ACCORDING 10 Florence DIX

ACCORDING TO Florence Dixie's statement,
which has not been contradicted, Cetewayo
IL ''relsgated to mere ridge OF couotry.
comprising nnt third part of his Kingdom
while great part of Northern Zululsnd b as
been haoded over TO his bitter enemy, Zibebu,
and the fAiIer portion has bees annexed 70
he British possessions in South Africa. Such
il British faith
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SECOND DAY-THURSDAY.J JULY 18th.

HOTIIIIty IStssLOT
First-Meeting to be called to order at $50
O'Clock by the president.
aecond-Report Of Committee on Legal Educa-
tioa and Admission TO the Bar. 7. NJ. Steger
chairman.
Third-Report of special committees
Fourth-Election of officers aud appointment OF
committees
Fifth-Address by the Hon. Jno. l.. T. Sneed.
Sixth-Discussion: Lobbying with Reierent c
to Leglslation-Its Evils and the Remedy
Seventh-Paper by L. B. Mcfarland OF Mem.
phis Recess
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1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio VALLEY slightly
IOdrmer and generally fair heather, southeast to
southwest rinds, lOWer barometer.
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First RGcs-Purse of $500, mile and three
furlongs. Morris & Patton's B blast won
A. Grinstesd's chestnut colt Siin. Martin
second. Time-2:473
Second Roce.-Hsroid Stskes, for two-year.
olds, five furlongs. s. Bryaut's General
Harding won; I. J. Megibben's Ascalor
second, o. A. Gilmsn's Eva 8. third. Han
nibaps colt War Dance, and Buchanan:
Rosary also started. COrdelIa's colt, Hallway
Greystone, Voyager, Mona and Springer we're
drawn. Time-1:08t.
Third Race.-GlidelIa Stakes, for three
yesr-old flliea, mia and quarter. I. B
Hsrper's Rena b. won; T. J. Nicholas Billet
IA second. p. c. Fo1's Jennie Blue third
Time-2:294. Blue Grass Belle, EDml
Manly, Japonica, Oiivelta and Pearl Thorne
also ran. Queen Ban was drawn.
Fourth ROce-Handfcap, purse S4G0, on,
mile. F. B. Hsrper's Freeland won; Carol
& Co.'s Taxgatherer second, Mcintyre & Co..
Lizzie S. third. Time-1 :5l2. Malesine
Murmur, Correct, Oak Leaf and Red Fox ale,
ran. Standiford Kellar was dra~n.
Extra Race.-Three quarters of a mile
Simpson & Co.'s Siocum won; Fleetwood
stables Charley Lucss second, Wm. French
Barney Aaron third. Time-1:24 Nam
monisf, George L., Good Night, Little JOG
Katie G., Wellingtop, Ben Hooley and Jerr,
BLACK also ran