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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
NATIONAL BANKS
Interesting Statistirs-lncrcase. circ,.
ia'ion aud Dcposits-Averase
Interest Paid on Ronds.

~, Washington. ID. c., November % -
~, ine second chapter OF Comptroller
NnoN report shows two hundred and
siNiy-two national banks organized for
.he year ending November Isl, The
largest number organized in any wear
since 1860. OF these, one hundred and
slxty-iive are Western, sixty Middle.
iorty-six Southern, eleven Pacific
states, twenty-six territories, and only
seven Eastern states, The number of
national banks Ii operation In Novem-
bei Is 2,522. the largest number in ope-
ration at any one time; resources OF
2,oOl national banks on October 9,
1883, Sa,3I2, 400, 0O0. Since last report
Illinois had advanced from the sixth,
TO the iifth place in national bank
capitali Kentucky is displaced by New
Jersey and Minnesota and is now thu
fourteenth, taking the place
OF Vermont aud displnc-
ing Iowa and New Hampshire.
Virginia Is superseded by Wisconsin,
Texas and California. In the next
two years, The charters of n76
banks expire, having n cap.
ital Of S2S5. 5iS,000 and circa.
lation of Sls5,3S5, 900. The aver.
age rate Of interest now paid by the
United States bonds deposited rs Sc,
curity for redemption Of notes is about
3 per cent. on par value, but equal 6,
3 10 per cent, OF the current market
value. More than halt the bonds now
held by national banks are 3 per cents.
and.all likely TO be called within th,
next three years. Those of lower nuN
bers, which Il is safe TO estimate vii
not he called for the next two wears
cannot be purchased for n premium
less than per cent, aud Mt that prize
there will be a loss upon circulation
based on this class of bonds If re
| Doomed within three years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
TnE EoNrrIAN QursroN ,

- - . hs+NA' y - AANANN
London, November 2s.--The Daily
News says the khedive must surrender
the idea of attempting TO reach FL
obeida or pursuing an aggressive con-
tlict with III Mahdi. Tho conquest OF
Central Africa is not worth the great
pecuniary cost or terrible risk OF hu-
man life involved.
The Morning Post Is amazed at the
singular Observation-Disclosures and want of
presence exhibited by England In
wishing 10 withdraw troops from
Egypt at such a junclure.
The standard submits that Il Is
quite clear this Is no time 10 withdraw
troops from Egypt.
The Daily Telegraph thinks British
prestige alone can arrest the progress
OF III Mahdi's army.
The Times says it cannot believe
Gladstone will wilmlly aud hlindly
persist In weakening the small British
force now in Egypt. The broad high-
way OF the valley is now open To the
victorious fanatics. Gladstone aud his
colleagues are answcrable, ii by further
errors o. ludgment Egypt Is allowed 10
be invaded by barbarism from the inte-
riorof Africa.
VICTIMS OF MORRIS RANGER.
/ Liverpool, November a5.--Cowie,
Dunkworth 4 Co., cotton brokers,
have fIiled. The firm are creditors OF
Morris Ranger,
TWO INTERNAL MACHINES.
London, November 23.--The police
arrested a man name Wolff, member
3 O, the advanced socialists club of Lon
( don, and louud In his house two in
fernai machiues OF sufficient power I,
/ dcmolish any building. one cf them
is a large zinc pail, nearly flied viii
coarse blasting powder aDdgun cotton
mixed with scrap iron, with n fuse al
the bottom. The second machine is 1
cooking utensil similarly prepared
The machines nre reported rs intend
ed TO blow up the German embassy II
London.
THE JUDY Libel SUIT.
London, November % The appli
cation of the Judy for the postpone
mcnt OF the libel suit of the Contra
News was granted
a CORRESPONDENTS pRoPuECN.
London, November -. - Edmon,
O'Donovan, correspondent of til
Daily News, recently wrote privat
letter saying he had misgiVings as I
the result OF the Soudan expedition,
ORDERED TO THE RED SEA.
London, November 23.--Her maj
cstys gun boat Coquette is ordered 1
the Red sea. t.gS s..s. r.s....s. ..s -..-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
A 10y PardOned.

Boston, November %, Bernard Boz
land, sentenced TO the state prison for
life In 1873. was pardoned by the gov
ernor and council. Boland, who in
1873 was not quite ~ years OF age,
went into "A store 10 tap the I'LL, but
was seized by mn employe, whom Bo-
land stabbed Ia the arm, cutting an
artery, which resulted in death: Boz
land was found guilty Of murder In
the second degree. IL has just been
discovered by his friends that the
statutes provide that Doperson under
sixteen sbnll be sent 10 the state prison,
and that the boy should be discharged
for granddaughter. A pardon Is the
result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

ganized the forces OF FL Mahdi. Sou
Her, after the bombardment OF Alex
andria, went 10 khartoum without
any definite object aud subsequently
met III Mahdi, gaining his confidence.
WAR iSHvIrABLS.
Paris. November 2S.--Thc Chinese
ambassador has informed the British
foreign secretary that war 10 certain
between China and France.
SALARY REpucsD.
Paris, November 2S.--The chamber
OF deputies adopted the amendment
Of Roche, radical, reducing the salary
OF the archbishop of Paris from 1900
francs per year to 1900 francs.
THE DEFEAT OF HICKS PAsiIA.
Paris, November aS,-The French
press now express delight at the defeat
OF Hicks Pasha, because they say the
succession of Mussulman barbarism In
Egypt threatens England's Indian
empire, and France by the force of
events will bc called upon to assume
her old position In Egypt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
Bonds Held by Banks.

Washington, November 23.-The
total amount of bonds held 10y national,
state and savings banks on November
lst was 1921, 220, 250, or nearly half the
interest-bearing debt Of the country.
The comptroller says the section OF the
revised statutes which places r. re
lions upon leans should heso ameoded
as to exclude from the limitation men
toned all legitimate loans upon pro
duce or warehouse receipts and some
other classes of collateral security, as
we'll AZ loans upon United State
bonds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
The Colorado Pool.

Denver, November 29.-The passen-
ger agents of the Colorado pool this
evening closed highly satisfactory
meeting. While the matters consided
We're of no special interest TO the pub
lie, vet the utmost harmony prevailed.
Regarding the rumors rife in the East
of a probable disruption the Colorado
pool, Commissioner Daniels says the
pool is in no danger; too much money
Is involved, and the property OF Colo
RADIO too intimately associated with
the pool to make its dissolution prob
able.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
NARROW ESCAPE.
A scheme to Kidnap Colonel ochiltree
Thwarted by Mistake.
[san Antonio Express.

san Antonio Express.
A very intimate friend of the Hon;
Thomas p. Ochltree, who accompanled
him on his recent trip To the frontier
and into Mexico, stated in converse
ton yesterday that he believed the
robbers who attacked and robbed the
train near La Jarita, Mexico,
made n mistake in the tram !
that the train they were after
wns the one which carried Con-
gresham Ochiltree the day before
back To The United States. This friend
of the congressman thinks the tram
robbers were after Major Tom oelIll-
tree. whom they intended To kidnap
and hold until \ large ransom should
have been offered for his release. More
over. besides the vast amount on
vetlth which the major ana his
marty had on their persons, on
their train was s6Oo,OO0 wtich
was being shipped by the Mex
lean government, ana was 10 nave
been placed at the distinguished states
mans disposition in case he got snort
of cash before he struck the American
side of the Bravo. This friend OF The
congressman thinks the tram ropoei1
must have been badly Disguised when
they dis Covered that they struck tne
wrong train. He also states posi-
lively that "A bold attempt to kid
nan Mai. Ochiltree was made ny
n newspaper man during ms receh'
trim and the conductor had To lock VI
| thetrain to keep the newspaper man
from accomplishing the fiendisl
deed. There may be some ruin ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
SPAIN.
SPAIN,
MEI.CoME no THE GROWN rRINo.l,.

WELCOME no THE CROWN rRtNcr.
Madrid, November e3,-The crown
prince OF Germany arrived at noon to-
day. The streets were crowded, many
houses gaily decorated, and the wealth
or good. From The depot 10 the royal
palace, distance of two miles, The
streets We're lined with troops. The
depot was tasteiully decorated with
shrubs and flowers and German flags.
AZ the train entered the depot, the
guard Of honor presented arms, a roy
al salute was fired and n band played
the German national anthem. King
Alfonso, wearing the uniform of
colonel or German tlhlans, met
the prince when he niighted
from the train. BESIDES other
notable persons present, was u deputa'
ton OF German residents carrying
banners. King Alfonso aud the prince
cordially embraced aud kissed each
ether. After few minutes talk, both
entered carriage drawn by four
horses with positions and outriding
| drivers, and drove 90 the palncc, eS-
corted by detachment of royal horse
| guards. The princes suite, with
| Spanish officials brilliantly uniformed,
| followed IN siN carriages. All along
! the route the populncc dis.
| played respectful sympathy; hats were
often raised, aud IN some places cheers
were given for the prince. In
| Puerto Del Sol number Of Germans
presented the prince with n banquet,
| At the palace, eN-Queen Isabella and
the lnfantas Isabella and Eule well
coined the visitor who was then con-
Quoted IN great state 20 his apartments.
The prince afterwards held n recep-
ton. ut which Were present the
grandecs of Spain, members of the
arstocpcy. ladies in waiting
and high court officials. In
the afternoon King Alfonso and
the prince drove ON the Retro prone
made, and were greeted by enthusiastic
cheers by large crowds of people, In
the evening the prince and the Span
ish royal family attended the opera.
Tomorrow grand military review
will I've held. The newspapers gener-
ally welcome the visitors, while depre'
chatting an alliance between Spain and
Germany.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

AmAIL REFUSED no PARNELL.

4 HALL REFUSED no PARNELL.
Cork. November 23.--Afer n warm
discussion last evening, the trustees
refused to grant Exhibition hall to
Parnell to address his constituents on
the 10Th instant.
Owing to his inability to obtain ES-
hibition hall. Parnell sent n telegram
suggesting that the meeting be post
poned until after the banquei at Dub,
lin. The meeting this evening resolved
TO request Parnell FOR the Irish nation
alists' programme by addressing hir
constituents November 18th, when the
hall will he available.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
Crushed His Skull.

Ioudon, Tenn. November 2S.--To.
night, three hours after the hanging OF
Andy Taylor, Bill Williams aud John
Mckee, both white, became Involved
IN a quarrel with some negroes, and
Williams was struck on the head and
his skull crushed. IL Is thought he
will die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

Nashville, November Sine
Americans special from Hickman,
Kentucky, gives an account OF the
horrible double murder of Hillman
King and his wife, an old and respect
able couple. Their son Arthur TINS
morning visited the house ana found
his mother in pool OF clotted blood.
He gave the alarm and the neighbors
found the father in a barn covered
with shucks anu partly eaten by rats,
A German peddler is suspected. The
house was robbed of Sl2O9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
CHINA.
A sEcREr ALLIANCE.

Shanghai, November %. The North
China Herald publishes a secret impe-
rial decree appointing Lin ms general
issimo of the Black Flags IN Tonquin.
The Chinese government will supply
fund and munitio1s Of war 10 the force
now raising in the province of Yum
Nan. These troops will assist the
Black Fngs in repelling the French
forces, should they Invade the southern
provinces OF China, but they must not
cross the frontier
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
Trock LAYERS Discharged.

Pit,sburg, November 23.y-Five hun'
dred track laborers employed between
Crestline and Pittsburg ON the PITTS
burg, Fort Wayne d Chicago railroad,
on the Pennsylvania Central, We're
discharged the past week. Others are
to be dismissed in few days: Whole
sale discharges are usual at this season,
MS cold weather stops all track I'M
movement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
A Fenian Lecture.

81. Louis, November . Alex sui,
Ivan. president of the Irish National
League of America, delivered an ora
tion in the Mercantile Library hall to-
night, the occasion being the celebra-
tion of the sixteenth anniversary OF
the Manchester Martyrdom. A large
audience was present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
Russia.
nARnAnIrY ro rRIsoNEhs.

BARDAHlTf 10 PRISONERS.
ST. Petersburg, November 23.-Tbe
latest number Of the nihilists' organ,
the VIII of the People, giyes narrowing
details Of the sufierlngs OF political
prisoners in the Peter and Paul for
iress, where they are treated like muir
derers. No distinction Is made be-
tween men and women, or the sick
and healthy. Several prisonsis were
driven 10 suicide, Corporal punish
ment of prisoneis II frequent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
Pacific Nails.

Portland, Oregon, November %
Another hundred sacks Of uhnis-
tributed mail has been received mere
General complaint Is made OF me ms
management and ineiIiciency o. pos
tal arrangements over the MOTH
ern Pacific.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

Chicago, November % me cigar
,nanufactlirers this afternoon met and
in response to demand from the
cigar makers union for the discharge
of non-union men, resolved to dis
charge any union man who refused TO
work in the shop with non-union men
who receive regular wages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
Withdrawn from the Pool.

Chicago & st. Paul and Central
1n,ra railways gave notice of their IN
t t Of Withdrawing from the agree
mi made November 10Th TO main
me- nassenoer rates from Dies MONIES
"a oai * exniration OF thirty days from
Noyember 10Th. Both roads haze no
intention OF inaugurating a passenger
war.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
A Petition From Alaska.

San Francisco, November 23.-Gen,
George p. Sprie, elected to congress
from Alaska in 1870, has been request
ed by numerously signed petitions OF
citizens there TO represent them AZ
Washington and endeavor TO obtain
some sort of civil government for the
territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
The Cotton Planters, Convention.

vicksburg, November 2S.--The CON
yeDtion Of The National Cotton Plant
ers association adopted II resolution
asking congress 10 grant an .appr9pri-
alton Tor the improvement Of the Mis-
sissippi river, and urging congressman
10 advocate the erection Of levees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

London, October %. The Egyptian
government favors sending "A strong
force 10 Khartoum, for the purpose OF
opening the road between Suaktm and
Berlzer, and thus maintaining com
munication with Khartoum,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
Fire in Troy, New York.

Troy. n. y, November Zj.--tire
this evening destroyed kleins coIlar
shop and Clemlnshaw's cottine VOTE ~
Adjoining buildings were partially ne'
stroyed. Los So 600; insured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
EGYPT.
rnorEcrlNu uRIrlsIl INTERESTS.

PROTECTING BRITISH INTERESTS.
Cairo, November 23.-Orders have
been sent to the British admiral of
the East India station To support the
Egyptian interestsin the Red sea. He
will he reinforced by ganboRts of the
Mediterranean squadron.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
ToNouiS.
yr1t,nw rf.Aog nIsnANDED.

YELLOW FLAGS sISDANDED.
Paris, November 28-priyatc adj
vices say the French civil commission
ers to Tonquin have disbanded the
force OF yellow Flags on account OF
their barbarity and acts of raplne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
CANADA.

GONE ISro wINrEH QuAgrERs.
Montreal, November 3D. The
morning fogs on the 81. Lawrence
have virtually closed navigation, and
steamers have gone into, winter quar-
tiers. Deepening the canal is also sus-
uandpd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

A NEsL0NNTION.

The Hague, November %. The
minister OF colonies has resigned in
consequence OF the second chambcr of
the states general having rejected the
second section of the budget for the
East Indies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

sr LOUIS, November al.-FLouH-- bun.
unehnnpcl.
WltFNr- iunrltot opened lnwor and adj
Nanctd and closed nrm' No , rod Ui60i ~
cash, d bid forNovenbcg ! o. bid iof De-
combtn 0lel o. bid Tor year. olis lnn-
unfy,
ai5 November 81 December ~. bid for yeat
and january.
oATa Higher y cnsh; s1ld November Is
bid December and year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

New ioris, y oyenpfr zi.--AY s>-
press train from Syracuse on thu Wesl
Shore railway ran into a freight tram
ut 1'appan, wreckiny te, cam nnn uie
engine. No one seriously injured,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
The Lexington Robbery Case.

Kansas City, November Fine
Times Richmond, Mo-, speclhi says
Ford has applied for change OF venue
In tue Lexington state roppery case'
The motion will be argued tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
Chicago.

CHICAGO. November sl.--CArTtr--l Receipts
900, brisk and ilrn; exports Il abN0 Di, good
TO choice shipping . i000tO; common 10
medium O8A,h range cattle steady; grass
Texans dNHi TO-
sirfrp : Receipts l,5Ooi dun; good 10;
qhpipg a 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

,ylIu were running GA stAnuaru tiiiie
and some OF the suburban accofnipouh,
ton trains running on old time, JAILED
70 make connections. Abopt three
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

New Orleans.
0HAIr.
New ORLEANS, Npyember ~ = CORR -
Dull new while aud mixed 5i choice 5Ii yell
low and mixed ~.
oATs-Dull and ensler at 37ifeess.
PRODUCE.
UAY.--chojeo In fair demand ut Isdl7l1.
TfOuH--Dull and easier; family tUssi ~.
higher grades 500 D,)z.
PROVISIONS.
NEAL--Duli at 2 10.
PonY-ln mir demand aud higher At f2E.
IAHtt-Btcndy; tiefce ~.
HriK Ng.Ts--tjODd demand and frmcr.
shoulders sacked AZ b,f. long clear ana clear
rib 7. ,,1
miAMs-choico spgaI.enrod ci,nvassed frmcr
IJtIsgy Western recnncd 1919.
(;OrFEE-Stsady with fair demand; COM
mon 10 prime iuNfel,
enthusiastically with good demand; com.
M ~ 10 good common 5Esl1 fair 10 ully Mlr
bglet5Js. prime 10 choice DfBir; yellow clafi-
Gcd bts1j7: whils II tftned IlsM7sl.
MoLAssfSs--.t5teady; CONT mon, z)6ea.j, fair Is,
Gtil5. prime 70 choice. 1910.
KIrE--Quiet and ifm; ordinary 10 choice.
JIlldblz.
EnAs--clu iet and firm AZ IS. 49,.
tDrToT brED One-prime crude. i2FS'
sxlcyee summer yellow old. 1903; Tree ON
board.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
TIME EXTENDED.

Quebec, November 23.--All the
banks Interested will grant the ncces-
sary time to Staples d Co., lumber
merchants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

The DrmoeraJie pauornis ifvin ''inl
time down to the present have been
uniformly consistent with this, ana
rcaiiirmstions Of the. general doctrine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
WEST INDIES.
A MAR slllr sunk

y W YAK NiilI IT Mn
st. Thomas, November 23 - The
Haytian steamer Desalines sunk the
La Patrie, II war ship Of the revolu-
tionists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

KANsAs Ci1Y. November .-CAfnE-iie-
conts dsA supply lighG market itmor nhd
uuVhansvd uHtivO HteerH lNl 10 900
pounds b@6 gtoalSera aud feeders Al5eo
/ a; COWS . 7Nda on TcNna stents 3 ajspA 90
Coiou,do hali.broud steers bliti 90,
StEtr- RccciptslN QUOTA unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

ELMAIrpi

I'll MAHDf's ORGANIZER.
Paris, November 23.--The Temps
| saws "a Frenchman named Souller or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24
N RACES.
!, Bat Exciting Races
| Yesterday.
i. rObt. McGrcgOr and
A' With an I'm
Race.

's,rs, With an I'M
,Sisd Race.
A. with the Grnndcst
Siihc Season.
,,owd was not more
Is0sdIred in number, but
s.D',he sport was so good
W s,s, ve away should be
'% OSt there. Yesterday
y s.S M the character OF
M fairness and the
.s,t will be acquired
ina viii do much for the
10y VI Fort Worth. The
h. = otllcers to adjust all ir-
Ia a., Ul" that they are de
'h iSsse our city. what it
p sa', racing point in the
b &. o' aces yesterday were
" ,,m ,ss and one heat by
Anl Nr in 2:lTl, was the
I! ,,l Tr'ssde in Texas, and is
y END greater than the re-
I. ',t' BBconner's Dexter .,l:.. =,
YIN hat il, mas been
h. us a meeting in the
Y limo moi be eXcelled 10y
.aaI The public will
s'ntlemen of the assocla'
g,I1 have already done
IN, nj material aid to them
In Efforts.
SElI WINS.
,co, Of the day was the
, y, IN which Fred Neil
v uy'' heats and The Kina
", Ting was $50 for Mel
i.,Ss5eId. Interested par
y. y n, ,ssed the judges to TAXI
W. osner of, as they
y ,ttsnpt was being made
Y NM They did this, put
,v " 1,ri on. This changed
"e, I ONE, Neil selling 10
ss,Ia far Sl7. At the star
|, ID had, iollowed by Neil
Es',l Belle o., in the ordeI
ashslf. Neil had broker
,aD,d petitions with Whirl
iSsece he gradually wen
! sinlei at the entrance L
.ir1A, Neil gaining rapidly
a tAel@der in the middle
,ms,lrtch and, after n hare
him a length, Whirlwin'
iine, aa22k
{oiudins Nat found Nei
he .srt and all the way
kiopsr oypf Bile o., second
4 Third. Tx 2:2Ol.
EggAcE.
hi NJ a the programm
lTEsii;h. In the pool
Bsg@Or $50, TriX 81
III 61sisting of Mary :
.Sat 6r 50. short Stree
el art and clear aroun,
hi, Brgand and Mary S
hi was the order Mt tn
IN mile. Going aroun
n TfiS began TO gain o
!, and was almos
lm, while Brigan
8 length furthe
Is Mary 5. At the hal
hau cropped to thir
lds retaining m their req
AZ the i've eighth
llly IN lhe rear whlle TN
o'sa inc gaps ana Wer
vhly Guailse ~ me thfe
lnat Mary D. had opene'
wy ,lacN TWO lenSIns, Du
lne nome stretch she cam
u btiganu belle dropped
ana Mary >. closed u
VINO won, win Mar MAR.
'Stiule, brisanu bell'
oack' ~. snort 0tree
Hitler Ilme, 3:io.
1VoND RACE. =,
rave, whlch was VII
uay, was the iree-ior.al
y Is' Ml were Root. NC
" " w. Ihgtaha,,i 9riVins
.. o. Eaiipoeii uriVin,S
aaasr, r. Van Ness drlV
oiOuu, barney ferr,
nJsVr soia 10Y 20, sleep
,I i .he heiu Tor q i
,.egor' ST. Cloud
~, Joe ioiio Nv,
V,uer named. Ihel
nv M anu gave McGrego
'ne hVe-elghths sleep,
70 second place. Ther
ullahges TO tne hoiil'
my nome the TWO leader
ltir pest work, but A'
oea u. Joe ny Il he ,,,i
" ~ ii'iie '-u@' Ii
~ s Joe aud McGre.g'
" having gained tim
'ae hohhe'stretch.
y neat McGregor too
a !. II al the way to III
~ an easy winner
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