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hope f Ada Ban, BY King Ban, dam Ada
Cheaihsm.
5. Brady & Hankins enter Willie B,
By Amadis, dam Lady Washington.
s. ]. Carter & Co. enters Beecher-
brook, by imp Bonnie Scotland, dan Aozelle.
:. W. II. shadley enters g Jee s, BY
King Lear, dam skedaddle.
s Walnut Grove Stables enter Sover-
eign Pat, BY Pat Aaloney, dam Nora.
THIRD RACE Club Purse $3.50, of which
$50 TO second for two-year olds that have
run and not won at this meeting. Those not
having run second or third in any stake at
this meeting allowed pounds. Weights
pounds below the scale. Flve-eights of a
mile.
FOURTH RAcE.-S'eeple Chase Stake.
Handicap; SIS entrance, play or pay. S4OO
| sdded, OF which f100 10 second. -Four OF
more hoTses OF different owners te start
| Weighs announced at y N. OF the first day,
Declarations through entry-box at pm. a
the track, on the day previous 10 race, inside
course About two aud one-half miles.
| ENTRIES.
/. VIM. Whalen enters b Athelstane
aged. by John Morgan, dam Tribulaiion, By
JEFF Davis.
| 2. Morris 4 Patton enter b Pat Crogan
| yrs, by Concord, dam Susie Derby.
| 8. Memphis Stables enter 2 Brian Boru
| yre, by Quariermasier, d am Maid Of Mem
phis.
4. Memphis Stables enter Twilight,
wa, BY Qusrlermsst,r, dam Lizzie.
5. John Croker enters Charlie Bu.h,
yrs Gate Moses, by Voltsgeur, dam Eat.
6. P. A. Brady enters g Guy, aged, b
Nsrragsnsett, dam Chigpou.
PA Brady enters b g Bell Boy, agsC
by LongtelIow, dam Bell Knight.
8 J. Carter & Co. enter Referee, sgeC
BY Rebel, dam Aurelia Westheimer.
9. Richard Shea cutters Or KIpg Dutct
man, aged, by Lopgtellow, dam Little Cir
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A BARGAIN-The "Wilde' plantation al IN near az
1h trsct 400 ready for cultivation, with 5000 I'M
movements, and labor on the farm. me Pnr-
Chaser of the land or tenant under lease, can guy
~ n TnnIes Dlows gear, two wagons, and other
Utensils all OF which are in good order Inc nlah-
sSer Mr. Herndou, can be employed, and sides
hsin1 very competent, is familiar with labor ana
the manner OF cultiYating river bottom LANDS
'He T. W. ROYoTER & co,
TTGRN-0n sIate-Line road, miles from Menu
II phis, farm Of ~ acres \, ABPIE 20 st,st
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WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS

65 pcs Cheek Muslin, very finest, at 15c
Wm. Frank & Co.'S price, Soc per I'D.
Finest quality Victoria Lawn, India Liner
and Linen Lawn goods, that were retsileE
by VIM. Frank & Co. for from SOC to 45c pei
yd, we will sell them all at 15c per yd.
White Linen Lawn, very finest, SOC; Wa
Frank & Co.'S price, 60c per I'd.
White and Colored Null at 25c; VIM
Frank & Co.'s price, soc per I'D.
Plain and Figured Bobinet, ali at loo pei
I'd; VIM. Frank & Co.'s price, Csc per yd.
Very finest SWISS at l0c; VIM. Frank 4
Co.'S price, Soc per I'd.
Very finest Tarlatan at loo; VIM. Fran
& Co.'s pric 35e per yd.
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Gebhardt's Fine Work,

In photographs AID other pictures, cor
times to &Sirsct favorable comment. He
has hns assoriment~~< frames and sll tbs
sppurtensueesssa lrst-class gallery. Pretty
pic urss and low prices are the rule at the
Collage Gallery
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Are acknowledgements of the great worth
and superior merit of the genuine medicine;
but thew are very dangerous and unproht-
able to the consumer and demoralizing to
the dealer. When anything else is recom-
menjed as the came, or just ss good, remem-
Der i, Is to make you psy full price Tor a
worthless article that cost the dsslsr one
quarter the price Of J. II. Zeilin & Co.'S sci
sntiically and carefully prepared Simmons
Liver Regulator medicine for the liver
generally cJncede d to have no equal.
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SECTION Be Il OTd1is5ed Jg the Legtstdtttt Coat-
ell of the Turing DiItTct Of ShelDy county 4eHi',
Thai in order 10 carry out the provisions OF tLe
third section OF an acs passed by the Genersl 3
sembly of Tennessee on the 23d day OF 6arch,
IssS entitled "An Act TO empower municlpal cor,
norntions and taxing distTcts to compromise ana
mud their Indebtedness and issue bonds Tor the
amouut 80 funded, and TO PROVIDE means LOT lile
Dayrneut OF the Eame as compromised theIe DC
inmediateiy prepared Two stamps with the name
81 The uresident OF the taxing district eng! syed
tnereOn-one with the words 'one-halt OF thls
cOupon capitAlized remainder Will be pald al ma
turity engraved thereon; and II shalI De llS
duty of the Auditing Board, PROVIDED IOE IN sal
act to stamp with said stamp on the DhcK OF etch
Of the SIX coupons due respectively SIX Hcnlhs,
and one half years and three yesrs from JenuaIy
/, 1888, on all Flippin compromise BONDS the
holders Of which accept the provisions OF lhe ScL
Aforesaid but return their (Flippin) BONDS. Inc
other Of said stamps shall have engraved thereon
The words 'one-third of this coupon cSpltuLL. T.
this stamp said Audi ing Board shall stamp each
of the six coupons Of said Flcp.n compiomiisSe,
konds, maturing respectively three ana ohe-hal
.ionr -four and one-balf" five" "hye aud
one-bslf'i and six" years from January /, 1883;
New ponds shall be issued under the provisions OF
the aforesaid and this ordinance 20 an housI-
OF Flippin compromise ponds who Will sutIsnust
their sid bonds and take new compromise bonds
uuder said act and this ordinance; -,
sec q Be Il ftirther OTddlned. That there snail
he engraved or Autographed form OF bonds with
Eixty coupons attached the last six OF s1id cou'
Dons being Tor three per cent interest and the SIX
next to the last coupons being for four per! cent
bepg for six per cent. Said bonds shall pc 10 ms
form and denominations prescribed IN the elghli
section of the act Aforesaid, namely:
TdJinO- Dlgtrict Compromise Bona.
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.he started lie Comparatively poor. There is
-1s- Nrs Elaomfieid =. Moore. whose personal
safe is over O0OO50 snd other inv stIneEts not
Il. med leaves thiE lady in possession Of an i'm
r-au-e income MIS- Anua " Baird and Ars.
Matthew Baldwin. both Of whose husbanos were
H. the celebrated Baldwin LOGON tive Works, are
worth 81. 10000 each. Mrs. d1lph T. Bor1e Is
millionaire Ia her own night. When the late
George Fsle died his personal estate was worth
over 81 900 coo and his wife and daughter ci lded
this as well as his other possessions. Two dSugn-
tiers Of Henry Rawle were left 81 600 90 each Dy
their mother which is good start for the young
ladies', and is likely 70 draw attention 70 them.
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COilenss Hats,

The new stock Of hats now on exhibition
at Martin Cohen's, under the WoTsham
House, has all the new styles, and is worthy
of the stteotion Of those who want headc COW
erings. Mr.. Cohen always has the best Of
goods, and sells at the lowest prices. He is
constantly receivipg stock from the manu-
fscturers, and can always please his cus-
i
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RaiIer.M akiUg.

Mr.. Robert Lewis, the reliable boiler
maker, is still located at No. 3 Adams street,
where be is prepared 10 do all work in HE
line. The long ezperieRce and superior me-
chanical skill Of Mr.. Lewis make him a
safe and ielisble person in whose hands to
place boiler-msking. He Is up with the
times. does work well and cheaply, aud gets
and deserves an extensive patronage.
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THE CITY DEBT.
Full Text or the Amended FundiDg
Ordinance as Passed by the
Legislative Council.
Toe Contract for Paving Second Stree'
With Block Stone Awarded
Minor Matters.

The Legislative Council nat Yesterday al
ternoon in called session, vita Ple-iden.
Hsdden and Messrs. Gavin, Burke, Cochran,
Kney, Wallace and LigermOre, present a
number of petitions in the hands OF the sec-
retsry were not read, SIS several Of the coun--
cilnen we're 10 hurry to get away aod
meet private business engagements.
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10 Intending Tourists.

AS agent of the Cunsrd Line of steam
ships, sailing weekly between New York
and Liverpool COUGHING at Q1eenstowD),
and of the North German LLOYD Line, sail
ing weekly between Baltimore and Bremen,
am prepared to issus cabin or storage tick
ets by either line st New York and B.lti-
more prices. Return tickets also sold, which
are good for a tweIve-mooth from issusncs.
B. RICHMOND, 20 Madison street.
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EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR THIS WEEK !

Aside from Offering AZ cases of goods lately
belonging TO Madame Dora Sinks stoek,
consisting Of ladies' misses and chilren's
Underwear, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Laces, etc,
received on Friday last, We shall offer the
entire stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, No
tions, elc., lately belonging to
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THE SPRING RACES
Six Days sport Provided Fer by the
Memphis Jockey Club That
Cannot Fail to
Draw Very Large Crowds Of People
some Of the Best Horses in the
Country Entered 10 Run.

Below will be found full list of the nom
iustlous for the Jockey Club stakes. The
horses named are among the best IN the
country, representing the most famous
strains known 10 the turf. Their presence
coupled with the facilities afforded by the
club, which were 30 highly complimented
by turfmen last fall, will insure very large
attend snce from abroad. The spring meet
ing will be likely to establish Memphis high
OH the scroll of turf ceBters.
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PRICES FABULOUsLY LOW.
READ
REAL! READ!

One lot Of Chemi.e, nicely N ade and coed
quality M aterial, sll at 25c, WORTH SOC each.
One lot Chemise, 16 tuckp, SOC, worth 90c
each. Oae lot Chemi'e, dcu7le yoke, 60c,
worth 81 Is each. OGa LOT Chemise, very
fine, 81 25; VIM Frank & Co.'S price, 81.
OLe lot very fl nest Ladies' Clemise, all at
81 so. Tue chespest Chewise IN tbe lot cost
81 IS each.
OAe lot Plain Tuck Skirt, best muslin, at
Soc; AVN. Frank & Co.'s price, 69c each. One
lot Skirt, fancy, l6-Inch tuck, a. Csc; VIM.
Frank & Co.'s price, IL each. One lot ele-
| CANT embroidered Skirts at Soc, worth s. 90
each. Mme. Dora Shulz's entire stock Of
fine Skirts, all at 81 So. Cheapest Skirt in
this lot cost 81 each.
Ladies' Night Dresses at 75c; VIM. Frank
& Co.'s price, s.
| Mime. Dora Shulz's entire stock OF Ladies'
Drawers, very fiuest quality, costing from
81 so 10 y 65 per pair, we will sell them all
at 81 per pair.
| Entire stock OF Misses and Children's
Chemise, Skirts and Gowns, retailej for 75c
and 81 each, we will sell them all at Sc
each.
All Children's Muslin Drawers at % pair.
Children's White Dresses, very finest qGal-
ity, sold from 81 to 81 each, We will sell
them at 75c and 81 % each.
Ladies' Dressing Sacq1es at Use, sold for
81 so each. Ladies Dressing Sscques, very
finest, 81 so. Nine. Dora Shulz's price, SO 80
| each.
About 200 Ladies' aud Misses Linen,
Serge and Gray Alpaca listers, costing from
50 % TO 81 each, will sell them at 81 %
each-immeDse bargains.
| pIaasa IonE ahosa tha door
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THE NOMINATIONS.
First Dsy.-MOnday, Prii 10th.
CHICRAsAW GUARDS DAY.

CHICRAsAW GUARDS DAY.
FIRST RAcg.-Iutroductor scramble, all
ages. Purse, $3.50, of which $50 10 second.
One mile.
SECOND RLeE.-Pssbody Hotel Stake, for
two year old fllies. S25 entrance, play or
psv; Peabody Hotel TO add $500, Of whIch
500 to second, third to save stakes. Maiden
allowances. Half mile.
ESTRIEs.
l. Memphis Stables enter br Jennie M,
by Gleugsrry, lam Alice Bnford.
9 J. W. Greer enters { Unknown, by
Foster or Tom Gay, dam Lady Gray.
8. S. Powers & Son enter Oh Ardent, by
Aramis, dam Experience Oaks.
4. S. Powers & Son enter en- t Lindora, by
Aranis, dam Dora.
5. ]. Z. Barley entsrs Bell Hardie, by
J sck Hardie, dam unknown.
THIRD RACE-ChickasaW Guards Stakes
for three year-olds. S25 entrance, play or
| pay; $500 added, OF which 500 10 second
| third to gave stakes. Five pounds allowed
Inaidens on ay OF race. Oae ard one fourth
| miles.
| l. Rosebud Stables enter b f Japonics, by
| Lever, dam Rebecca I. Price,
Q. Rosebud Stables enter % G Egyptian, by
| Nousrchist, dam Fanny Brown.
| 8. Morris & Patton enter b g Drake Carter
| oy Tenbroeck, dam Platina.
| f. G. S. Caldwell enters b G Joe McMahoD
by imp. Glengsrry, dam Kate Fisher.
5. Memphis Stables enter frr w. F. Stan
hope Ada Ban, by King Ban, dam Ad
Cheatham.
6. S Powers & Son enter Az,ec, by Arami'
dam Dora.
J.C. Carter & Co. enter CHI Bsecheu
brook, by imp. Bonnie Scotland, dam Mo
selle.
8. w. H. Shadley enters Joe S, b
King Lear, dam Skedaddle.
6. Walnut Groves Stables enter b g Tam
erlane, by imp. Great Tom, dam Highan
| Vintage.
FOURTH RAcE-Handicap Steeple Chss
Purse $3.50, Of which $40 TO second, S25 I
third. Four or more ho-ses, the property q
different owners, to start. Entries TO
made Saturday, April lab, nv 4 o'ciooE
pm. Weights to appear at the scale-room
Il o'clock M, Monday, april 10Th. Dactal
alton to be made through the entry at
O'Clock I'm. same day. Full sieeple chat
|
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Chaabry's Ginghams.

All Of our Chambfy Gingbams, in pink,
blue, gray and brown, will be sold at &c Per
yard this week.
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Do You Lake Good Coffee?

If you do, get one of C. n. E,ich's coffee
pots, N ade Of the finest French china-clay.
Il is simple, and makes the best cup of cof-
fee in half the usual time. II, after trial
Won do not admit that it was the best cup OF
coffee YOU drank in all your life, he viii re-
fund the money and give chrome besides.
You can make one cup or twenty cups,
strong or weak, with The same pot.
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FariasceOus Goods, Etc.

Dried sugar corn, oatmeal, cracked wheat,
barley, sage, fsrins, corn starch, tspiocs
macaroni, vermicelli, split peas, navy besns
English pess, lady peas, rice pess, green
kern. lentels, hominy, grits, Graham -four,
buckwheat -four, cracker meal, sleam-cooked
oatmeal and cracked wheat.
BUeKHAM & CAMPBELL, 50 Beale.
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second street PsyIsg

The contract for paving Second street from
Beale street. to Poplar, with block stone, &C
cording to specifications, was awarded to y
H. P. Piper, at g As per square yard. Ina
work is to begin ss soon "a Property-oWnera
along the street sucscrib, $4,000.
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Filth Dsy-Friday, Aprii GOTH.
TRNEEssEE crI-R nay

1900. OF which S75 to second, S25 to third
Maidens years old allowed pounds;
years old and upward allowed pounds
One mile.
SECOND RAcE.-Tennessee Club Post
Stakes, for all ages. $40 entrance, PLAY or
pay, with $500 added, Of which 500 tc
second. The entrance money TO be divided
between the second and third horses equally
Subscribsrs 10 name the starter through the
cary box at the course, by 80 minutes afteI
the last race April 19lb. One and one-ha
miles.
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TAKEN UP.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NOW-Owner can have same py 10y pI ~ II "
u erty am paying charges. W. H. OOAio'
miles out on Pigeonroost rosd: ----=.u--
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Ahirt.MakiBg.

Sam May, who has maintained his shin
factory in good and bad times alike, has al
traced large business, and gives employ
rnent 10 q number OF Memphis people who
deserve it. Mr.. May gives the best goods
good fits, and satisfaction. His large stool
Of furnishing goods contains all the new and
nref,v sfyies
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On Thursday, the 9Th,
Fiattering Frau DIS

Cali and see Mrs. L. McAnally's display
Pattern Bonnets.
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DIR. Zeirmann's Water Cure.

No. 222 Second street, corner Adame, is now
open 10 the public Everything is new and
comfortably arranged. Baths of every &C.
scriptiou at reasonable rats.
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THE THIRD AUDITOR ELECTED.
THE DISTRICT pEros1TARY.

Judge S. P. Wslker was unanimously
elected a. the third member of the Auditing
Bosrd, It quired by the act to settle the city
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Kid Gloves! Kid Gloves!

Please look for our name above the door.
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Hats.
hats

Hats. Hats. Hats.
In the resr Of our establishment you will
| find on sale tomorrow 200 different shaped
| Hats for ladies, misses and children. Hats
costing from 81 to SO per dozen, we will sell
| them all al 15c each.
CSrsets. Corsets. COrsets.
Three grand lots Of Corsets, sizea from IL
to so, at 30, 50 and 75c each, worth more
than double.
Most attractive bargains in Carpets, Oil
| cloths, Mating, Window Shades, Lace Cur
tains, Cornices, ETC.; also in Heuse-furnish-
ing Goods.
They can be found only st the
BEJACH DRY GOODS COMPANY,
AND NO OTHER PLACE.
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AN Ebony Psrlor Suit OF the finest work
msnship, handsomely carved and OF an en-
tirely new (Frencbl design, is on exhibition
at George MitchelPs, 308 Main ptreet.
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KAHz 6 FKEI8ERG,
I6s, I7i nsd I7s Main street.
Rar0ainst bargains! bargains!

Look at our Striped Lace Bunting,
Sic per yd, make. q nice Dress Tor
Spring. LOOK a; our Atwood Nuns
Veil or Debags, 35c, worth 60c. Look al
our Double-Foid Gray Dsbsge, 15c,
something nice for suy lady 10 wesr.
AIi-Wool, Single Width, Dress Goods,
Tic; All-Wool, Cresm ard Navy Blue
Bunting, 15c. Lsok .. our Bsloriggan
Hose, Full K-gular, 25c; Good Quality,
ChiIdren's and Misses' Full Regular
Hose. Csc. Look At our Light Colcred
Satiss. Pink, B,ue, Cream, Morie An
tioue and Ashss Of Roses Ssiin, Soc;
Capary-Colored Satin, Soc. Look at
our Garnet Morie Antique, 75c; Silk,
81 inches, Garnet Silk, 75c.
LINEN LACESl LINEN LACESi
Linen and Fius L-ces cheaper than
ever: Dablin Lace, Dental Dsling, and
,Iso ali of the Finest LScei, very cheap.
Loot at our FoulArd Silk, Black and
White, for 45c, very Bice for Spring
Dress,s. Look at our ReS Snzde- Red
Polka Dot Satin, 81, worth 81 30. Look
at our Ostrich Tips in new Shades, 5Oei
FaDcy-Colored Null Hdkis, l0c, some
thing nice; Null and B1oinst kichas,
Csc. Soc. and Use, worth douhls.
EMBROIDERIESi EMBROIDR'S!
Eubroideries, Zoe, l5c, zoe, 25c AID up
10 81 50. worth double.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
Ladies' and Misses' Shoe, 81, worth
double. Call early and avoid the rush.
KAHN d FRBIBEKG,
Isa, I5I ana Iss asia street.
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The Beaf

Is what you will always find aqV ID. Fuchs't
when you want fresh meats and vegetables
His extensive market on Jefferson street has
all kinds Of meats, and he lie now paying
particular attention TO Louisiana and Florids
vessfshlez
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Eire-PrO0f Paint.

Messrs. Cochran and Burke, and the chief
Of the Fire Department, were appointed a
committee TO witness a trial OF Motifs hre
and waterproof paint, and the Council ad-
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FIoyd's Ladies' Restaurant.
Rich Fair Ones.

Dinner parties are just the thing. We get
them up in fine style. Our restaurant de.
partner, is quite popular, and our cooking
will plesse anybody.
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CAUTION!

Ladies will please see that the name Of
"Bejach" ia above the door bsfore entering
weather or no weather.
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For Twelve Years

VS. add ,c.ed to The morphine habit; suf-
iered with all the irregularities known to
woman. Two bottles OF Cortivalis entirely
cured me- SUE H KENT
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4 Important.

| when ,ou visit or leave New YORK CITY
| n.-se ALAG express4ze and cArriA " hire, ano
| Ion !. Grand Union Hotel opposite SFAna zen
| .soPsa..ax IourhuRdrec and nfty elegant 70 0r3s
800 . AZ a. expense Of Sl.0 Goo, reduced 70 81
- nnsrards per day. Elevator. Restaurant SAP
100 I'm the best. HOrse-cArs stages and ele.
| r.s.a ,aiirozd 70 all depOts. Families eau liys
800, Tor lezz money at the Grand Union than a
1 80 alher frst-ei2zs hotel IN the ciU,
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Ci1u neht AeIiIrmenf.


The funding ordinance passed lis second
aud fosl reading. With the smendmenti
and alterations suggested by the committee
it reads SO tollOws:
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Second Day-Tuesdsy, april i5th.
LADIES DAY.

LADIES ia
FIRST RAcE-FIovd's Purre. A selling
race. Purse $500, OF which SIS 10 second,
S25 to third. Horses entered to be sold for
$1,000 carry weight for age. One pound al
lowed for each 500 down 10 $1,000, two
pounds allowed for each 500 down 10 $500,
three pounds allowed for each 500 down to
$500 Maidens if s years old allowed 8
pounds additional, years old and upward
allowed pounds additional. Three.quarter
mile heats.
SECOND RACE -Fiirview Stake. For
two-year-old colta; S25 entrance, play or pay /;
$500 added, OF which 500 TO second, third
to save stakes. Five-eigbihs OF mile.
ENTRIES.
1, Samuel L. Jones enters b -, by
ENQUIRER, out of Luke Black burns dam
Blackburn, by imp. Bonnie Scotland, out OF
Nevada.
2. j. Merrell enters Henry Johnsou's br
Brszil, b. Jap. Billit, dam Mars, by Lex
ington.
SUI. Merrell enters Henry Johnson's b
! Gabe g., by Lever, BAN Many, BY En-
| quiTer.
| BrigSdi dam Orphan Florence.
5. w. B. Feand enters C Lloyd Daley,
| by imp. Kyrl Daley, dam L7vsrett.
6. ] f Barkley enters colt Maj. Bark
ley, BY Eod1wer, dam Anuie WneadoD, By
| War Dance.
THIRD RACE -Memphis Oaks. For three
year old FLIES; SIS entrance, play or pay,
with $500 added, of which 500 to second,
third to save stakes Maiden allowances
One and one-eishtb miles.
| ENTRIES.
| l. Rosebud Stables enter b Japonica, by
| Lever, dam R.becca L. Price.
| 2. Morris & Patton enter North Anna
BY Strschino, dam Ecliptic.
| 8. Memphis Stables enter for W. F. Stan
hopsc Ada Ban, by King Ban, dam Ada
| Cheatham.
4. Memphis Stables enter b I Phetna, b!
Hiswstha, dam by Muggius.
s. J. Garter & Co. enter C Mayon2ise, b.
Monsrchist, dam Heliotrope.
8. W. B. Feland enters C Myriad, b!
imp. King Ban, dam Myra.
FOURTH RACE.-Handicap Hurdle Race
Purse $3.50, OF which $50 to second ard 81
to third. Three or more to start. Entire
to be made at the course at II M, first day
Weights 10 appear at 3 p.m., same day
Declarations to be made through entry.bo
80 minutes after last race en- the first day
Oae mile and one quarter, over four hun
| Alae
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