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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
POLK's MISSING LEDGER
Voluntarily ReIuVned by Some
Unknown Person.
Nashville Banner. 1s.


Since the theft of the bank ledger,
used by Colonel Polk, the general
topic OF conversation on the street has
been on this subject, and all the wise
acres have hiuted at modes of
detecting the purloiner. Detectives
have racked their brains, and spent
late hours in consultations with the
officials in trying to find clue. All
these have been fruitless, and this
morning the much looked for and
much talked of book was returned BY
some unknown party.
This morning at $50 o'clock Judge
Pitkin G. Wright, editor of the
Artisan, opened his Office door, which
is situated in the third story of the
building on the corner of Church and
College streets, when the book in
question was found leaning against the
sill OF the door with the following note
lied to it by string:
Judge Wright--Give this book to
Mr.. Washington and make your own
terms"
The note was undated and un-
signed.
Judge Wright says that it was
written in rough hand.
AS soon as Judge Wright read the
note he at once telephoned the Gov
ernor, and on learning that he was at
home. FASTENED to him with the note
for advice.
The Governor then, accompanied by
Mr.. Thomas and clerk. Mr.. +. House,
Judge East and Adjutant-General
Cantrell, went to Judge Wright's room
and examined the book. Mr.. House
stated ia the judges presence that
the book was Just as it left his Office,
even to some loose papers In it, and
from the appearance of the book it
had never been opened,
A reporter of the Banner called on
Treasurer Thomas and asked if he
would give him the points connected
with the recovery Of the stolen book.
Mr.. Thomas said he did not feel aus
| thorized to make a statement before
coneulting the Attorney General.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17

THE story that General Crook was
captured by the Indians and released
up)n the promise that he would have
them returned to their reservation, is
about as silly a canard as could have
been invented. Crooks entire com.
mind, some three hundred strong,
returned with him. He did not lose
a man, If the command had been
captured or was in the power of the
Ap,ches, net man would have re-
turned alive unless as a
hostage at a high price. The
fact is, that Crooks arrangements,
which virtually end the war and open
vast country to miners Gnd peaceful
settlers, do not suit some of the In
dian agents, army suffers and hangers
on. There are spectators and bum
mers new as there were in the days of
the civil war, who are opposed to a
peace at any price which puts an end
to their occupation. General Crook
will hardly notice such a malicious
and ridiculous report; it is unneces
sary, 1t would be about as reasonable
to start report that Crook Lad
agreed to 60 on the San Carlos reserya-
ton with his troops and stay there to
appease the displeaspre Of old Juh
and bis followers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
hAS1NIC NOTICE.

ARgeroRa Lodge, 1853, win work Ia the o
Master Masons Degree tonight Tues w
dS), the l7th, at o'clock picmnt IN
Visiting brotheIs, trsternaliy and cordI.silS
BY order Of I. ]. GRAHAM. Nm
Attest ID O. TRADER, Rsoorden"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
THE EGYPTI.N PLAGUE.
Isolation and Publication Going
ON In cairo and Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, July 1.-THE chol-
era is spreading generally throughout
the country. The Sanitary Commits
sion is taking steps to isolate Alexan-
dria, in which a case thought to be
cholera is announced to day. Twenty
eight deaths from the disease occurred
at Damietta yesterday, fcrtSreight at
Mansurah and fifteen at Ssmanoud.
CAIRO, July 1.-THE Sanitary
Commission is endeavoring to purity
Cairo and to isolate houses where the
cholera has appeared, but if the dis
ease takes firm hold in the city, it is
probable it will be allowed to take It's
course and that general precautions
only will be taken to check its pro,
gress. Baker Pasha, having expressed
the opinion that cordons around the
city are now useless, they probably
will be shortly all removed. There is
reason to believe that many cases &C.
cur in the villages, which the natives
conceal so as to avoid the imposition
of Gordon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
River Telegrnms..

EVANSVILLE, July l7.-Arrived;
Alex Chambers, New Orleans, $780,
Golden Rule, New Orleans, z mi
Will Kyle, Cincinnati, noon. il9,
parted: Andy Baum, Memphis, |
am; Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati, 8 am
CAIRO, July II Arrived: City Of
Cairo, Vicksburg. s pm, Departed;
Port Eads, New Orleans, 8 pm; City
Of Cairo, st. Louis, 8; Halliday, St
Louis, IL; Scheuck, New Orleans,
a N. River 25 feet 4 inches and
rising
LopIsgILLE. July II. River rising
with 8 feet in the canal and 6 feet in
the chute on the falls.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
1uartor NJ : Million Dollars.
For Sale at a Bargain.
NV Steam Saw and Grinf Mill.

A LSO $4,000 or 5000 feet Of cypress and
and ash. all we'll seasoned. Will. IL desired
By purchaser, sell the land-IiH acrgs--on
which the mill is located; 3 good bou0es, Z
rooms each, entirely above overflow. This
property Is situated at the mouth Of Hatehie
timber delivered at the mill far below tem-
phis prices Can ship all lumber either ~ or
down the river from mill yard, MAXIM liS
the most desirable location for q sawmin in
the country. Reason for selling,'I know
nothing about the business myself
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, July II, 500 p.m.-Cot-
ton easier. Uplands, 57-l6d; orleans, s
9.l6d. Sales to-day, 1000 bales Receipts,
$500 bales; all American. Futures dull.
Manchester is dull and rather lower for
all articles.
New YORK, July II, 1910 D. m
Cotton nominal. Ordinary, l-16c; good
ordinary,s 5-l6c; low middling9 exc; mid
ding, lOc; good middling l0%c; middling
fair ll1sc; fair, llIc. Futures are ouiet
at B to points below Saturdays closing
figures.
NEW ORLEANS, July II, ll:SO am
Cotton quiet. Middling, 95sc. Sales to-
day, 100 bales. Receipts to-day, 453 bales;
at Galveston, ,9Si Charleston,S; Savannah,
10; Norfolk, 80.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
The Brute Wants Proteclion.

CINCINNATI, July l7.-James Bul.
ger, indicted at Maysville. KY, for
rape on a little girl has confessed, and
asks to be protected from mob vic
lence. His trial has been set forto>dOy,
The punishment for rape in Kentucky
is death, +"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17

PoLK's missing ledger has been re-
turned as mysteriously as it was stolen
from the Freasurer's Office. Possibly
some interested party only desired to
obtain some data without openly ask
ing for the book and appearing inter-
ested in its contents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17

DR. Hamilton, Surgeon General Of
the Marine Hospital Service, has
ordered the AOtilla at Presidents s
Island, including the steamer Benner,
three hospital IbargeS and a steam
launch, to be taken to New Orleans
and turned over to DR.. Godfrey, of the
same service. The officers now in
charge will proceed with their vessels
to New Orleans, but whether they
will be retained after they get there is
not known. Their places could not
be filled by better men. The Benner
is top heavy vessel, like the National
Board of Health, by whom it was
built. 1t has never been any use
here, except for jaunting and pleasure
trips, and if it can be turned to any
good account at New Orleans, DR.
Hamilton aud DR.. Godfrey will bt
entitled to great credit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17

GENERAL Tom Thumb, whose real
name was Charles Il. Stratton, died Of
apoplexy Sunday at Marlboro, Massa-
chusetts, after an illness of several
days. He was born in 1888, and was
therefore about forty-five years old.
Barnum brought himout as theSmallest
mau in the world many years ago, and
he enjoyed that reputation long after
he had fattened up and outgrown the
fact. He appeared before nearly all
the crowned heads and distinguished
people of Europe, and in his time was
a great traveller. He made several
ordinary fortunes and spent some of
them, though he died rich. He was a
shrewd, money making, selfish, con-
ceited little chap, and led a pretty fast
life, which perhaps shortened his days.
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yellow Fever in Havana.

AAvANA, July 14.-The deaths in
the city for the past week from yellow
lever were 1Gty-6ve.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
GRIFFIN SPRINGS
WHITE COUMTY, ARK.

VNHESE Springs. situated 3h miles from
i Searcy, are located amidst the highest
SUBMITS Of the South, eastern extension Of
the Ozark mountains. Opened to the public
but few years, they have already gained an
enviable reputation as cure for all OF
woman's peculiar ills, malarial poisoning.
indigestion, granular sore eyes, diseases OF
the urinary system, droptical affections
palsy, paralysis, etc., etc.
Hotel accommodations perfect, and the
table is supplied with the best the country
affords. Ears reasonable. Fer further par
So Isl V. ii. HENDERSON h co. Props.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-02
Msa.esl.

ssrbR kp6ENS nE yAux. OF FRANCE
has made us Agents tot tie stS,e OF Texas 10
sel his never-c- Jug remedy, ''Nstrre's Conra,
Vial RESTORATIVE JsVitaii1ern All affected With
nervous debility, loss u manhood and al kin.
stvd oissaseS should ~ once procure III scigc1iar
ffoca which 10 leSrn the cAus,, III the ii.cases
shove nephened; then st oace 10 plo, are nom
us 90 through US by your apSsistoY yoxpreSs
'hc hoNef.ailhg remedy
'hCMOVS BkinwfN & WILLIAMS.
Nholesa prngPisls. alias, Tr1xs.
hy retail a, HoNeG 4 Biu's AMI sacs TuIiives
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Editor Of Ereaiag Press: -
DEAR SIR, Feeling deeply grateful for tho
great benefits which have received from the use
of very valuable article which has its origin and
home in our beautiful city, and hoping that Others
who are afflicted as have been may lind like To.
lief from its use, beg the indulgence Of o few
lines in your valuable paper for tie privilege OF
communicating to YOU brief statement of facts,
for the benefit Of tue multitude of sufferers to DO
met with on evory side, Many Of my friends we'll
know that l have been very severely afflicted
with heart disease for q number of years, and
have suffered from it as only those can suffer
who have that disease; il reduced my strength 50
low that could scarcely walk across my room,
and the least excrtion rendered me so short
breathed that | dared scarcely move, and life
seemed very burleusomc. I Was treated FOR nv
mllady by the best physicians, aud derived 10 BON
eft from their treatment or prescriptions until
was advised by my family physician to use
hunts Remedy, rs my trouble was caused by Ia
action Of my kidneys, which affected y,,'. ,o,i-
ously the action Of my heart lcommcl ....
Ing 1t having little faith in it or airy other modi-
cine, and it has holpsd me wonderfully, and I
am now great deal better, ANA have been ever
since ! began ita use. In fact | have taken no
medicine that has benefited me SO greatly. NY
breathing is easy, and 1 have gained in strength
so much that am able to do my homework.
choeriui!y recommend Hunts Remedy to all who
may be afflicted as have been, or who are suffer-
Ing from general debility and nervous Irostra-
ton. Respectfully,
Mrs. A. o. ROCKWELL,
Pearl Street, Providence, Il. l..
standard medicine for curing Brlght's Dis
ease, Dropsy, Kidney, Bladder, and Glandular
Maladies is Hunts Remedy. Female Weak
ness, Pain in the back and oins, Gravel, Diabetes.
intcmperancc, Excess, and Prostitution Of the
nervous system are cured by Hunts Remedy.
Hunts Remedy imparts health and vigor to tho
constitution when it has become dcbilltated.
Hunts Remedy restores the invalid to health.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-02

At TexaIkana with st Louis, Iron Mountain
& Southern railway for all pOiuIs north and east
and Texas IL Pacific railway for Paris and shcr-
man.
At pi,tsburg with East Line & Red River rail.
way for Jefferson, Dangerileld, sulphur Springs
and Greenville.
At Big Sandy with Texas & Pacific railway for
Weatherford, Fort Worth, Dallas and all points
on that road
At Tyler with International& Grest Northern
railway for Palest ne, Troupe, Houston, Calves
ton San Antonio, Austin and New Orleans.
At COrsiCana and Waco with Houston & Texas
Central raj wav FOR Hous on, Galvest II, Dallas
Sherman and all other points on that line.
At McGregor with Gulf, Colorado and Sata Fe
railway for Fort Worth, Cleburne, Morgan. Bel
gu, Lampasas Mllano, BRENNAN. Rosenberg,
alyeston and all intermediate points.
J. B. VANDYNE, Gen'l Supt
GV0RGE W. LII EY. Gen'l Pass Ap't
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no doubt advance.
Chicago Produce.-Chicago was strong on al
pro ducts and closed about one cent higher all
around. There is Affirm tone To the market aud
grain Mil probably continue 70 advance. Ness
york foe March is Scents higher than the clos
Ing gure last evening, and Nay L.. cents sd-
vance
IN 81. Louis wheat advanced a half cent and
corn one cent. Oats remained steady az yesier-
dsy's prices The fut4re markets everywhers
afo look NJ better to-day.
NEW YORK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-02

For the week en- ing February "a the total re.
ceipts have reached 1871 AS bales against li6 100
bales last week l6i Sos bales the previous week,
and III, GIG bales three weeks since; making the
total rec ipts since the LIST nf sept mUer 1889,
i,i6639S bales, against i,o06 sos bales for the
same period of lSSl.S2 showing an increase
since september l, 1852 of 7a9, Ss5 bales
Bombay appears TO show au increase com.
pared with last year. In the weeks receipts, of
,,ClO bales. and a decrease In shipments OF 5000
9ales, aud the shipments since January show a
decrease Of c. 900 bales.
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COTTON.

The receipts of cotton to-day ia this city wers
DIG bales rs coming by rail as follows; for
Sanger Bros, and for W. W. McNutt, Airing
ton; for d. A Ralnwater, Plano; for Dunnell
& Skillern, Lewisville; for ]. Dudley, Carroll.
ton; Il for I. j, Woody, Kleberg; for p p.
Hall; Ryles; for ]. M. Gross Mesquite Is for Is
Myers, by the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe and 2
for R. NJ, Everett, for Thomas Warner, / for G.
Kern, for j. II. Riley and - for H. Stewart,
all from Trinity Mills. The HERALD stated yes.
terday the outlook seemed to DO for better prices
and while there are no changes TO make In quo.
tations at other cities, the market seems 10 be
hardening. II. futures are an indication of the
market prices should soon advance for spots
Still the heavy receipts are in the way of any
material advance In this city prices remain at
former quotations.
" ~ niuuing .'.', '''''''''s....,....,..,,,. 9sS
s1luulluE' va
s lot low middlins NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
low mluuuhB' ittr,''r', 'iIii''''.....,.,...8k
Ho0n uruIuAtF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S9S
S--A'''-'''. GA
IlNERpnnI.
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We present no pretended miracle. -
Truth il mighty and must prevail"
No sophistry can Withstand tho power
of Its honest utteranec.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-02

LETTER LIST,

The following is a list of letters remaining In
the Post-oilee ut Dallas, Dallas county, Texas of
the week ending March LIST, 1883, which, If not
called for in four weeks will be sent 10 the dead
letter office. Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised" giving the date of the
list Parties living in the city will please have
their mail addressed to their street and nnmher
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-02
FUTURES.

Futures opened . TO points lower. but were
Seady all Gay and closed to points higher
Spots closet Arm The entire market looks bet.
ter, Liverpool Is quiet l.Gi higher on arrivals
keee ps were no, .s Large and Ii there should
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-02

We do hereby certify that we supervise The
arrangements for all the monthly and Somi.an.
nual Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, aud in person manage and control
the drawings themselves, and that the same ara
conducted with honesty, fairness and in gold
faith toward all parties We authorize lhe
company to usethis certificate, with fac-similes
m9ntS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-02

'...yue oA...o vss-r-..s,.~ -. .,~.slss.,o City
capital stock, $250,0O6. Alexander Min
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'"u, uins pc,yten,iaries or reformatorles.
Pending discussion the senate adjourned.
IInIgr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-02
GURE Y0UASE:LF!

~ Bpennans 'Vsgtistc Curat,e' IL wtrrnn,ec torn
xanhuy cure ~! intss Of spsFrs,forrhsa OF sr,snu
n'alhes Venrrni Debility Impotence. etc ond rs,ASr
.Le't Power" and bring. hact nv "iou,tMl iiso," ~
hasc VINO have destroyed by sexual casFs or evil nof
tees, IN ifSuitwo 20 seven weeks time. IhsTemety Wiz,
has Ecn uttd by nr BOhannRn Ia Ills private rIyiie, H.
oyurthIW years, was never known 10 fall IN curing IN
he WORST cAstA II gives vitality aud impars m o,V
WIN wonderful cilc 20 those middlc-agcd men who MI,
weakness beyond their yrarr It's invporA,rg propcyte
tse hll ~ once. Young nlgn suffering ifOm De cors,
lenees 81 tht drotdby Obstructive hah, Vi self AIN,
.al n,e the ne'cin. viii Tie assurance OF rssxiy a
fhnhhfNf tnre. Tha patl,u, gninf vf,nrth rnX e'.,
uSy OF spih az oncc rs y acts directly on the parts ni,
"a as soothing and healing tonc and nnodyne 10 the N
ha,i seminal yesiecs and ilra,ed duets paTng p,,s
tnd tone Rnd naifing trn % thT Natural stle he Mn
q u the hreiIl hghh had ncvr been lnulr,d IN M
,nTsdent are simple rypdgC,ons Of nG,uerbatfs tp6r
h,,ns sls, afd aye ipeehi Tor the abo;e diseases
10 fiice, Eve Doiafs sen, with tuil llrcttons c q
eiH gdlfess Tor sale only II DR.. @, A. Bohannms ,nfs
no VI North Filth stIf' between Washngton uy,ne IN
Gtccn STREET, 81. lOu,s Es,ebthed m ISL 49,
us-Dr b. "ircn.u on Special lisea.es which riyes
elcn dengaon of The nature causcs synI,toms
gi,e, SIC, OF htfs'LiS. skniNlL WEikSFSq IIu.ht,,
flttt 10 any address upon receipt Of enc s,.mp
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MARRIAGE "a. @:s ::..:: :S! s;';
a nm - N sa,ezo IN married sDdi bose conicii.
&EHME- II ~ platag marriage kuoy
SnOnuMl eyed oiReclpes, Stnt secureiy
ssssd ior 50cents money OF postage -iamps) Addrs
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=. s. st. Z. &ail,uan.
COTTON BELT ROUTE.
Texas & 81. Louis
RAILW AY.

The shortest. quickest and best limo between
Texarkana Mt. Pleasant, tittsburg Tyler
Athens, Corsican., Waco. McGIegor and Gates.
vllle and mot direct route TO all points north
and hast. Open to Gatesville, County seat of
Coryell county, the great distributing point for
N estern Texas.
"No. /. MAIL AND EMPRESS GOING SOUTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-07
an oxF0RD GRADUATES DEATH

The body of Samuel Darling, of No. 459
scycnth-ave. who threw himself before locomotive at
Glen Cove. L. l., on Friday and instantly killed.
brought tO the city yesterday by his brother, Arhu
Darling Mr. Dazzling stayed Thursday night Mt
snrdckcrs Hotel IN Glen Cove. and acted strangely
that the landlord eyed him with suspicion The next
morning he early and walked hurricdy up and
down the streets Of The village When the 12:l5 p
passenger train rolled into thc station Darling was
standing on the platform. without moments warning
lac threw himself beneath the wheels OF the approaching
locomotive and crushed 10 death In an instant In
bis pockets several New Years cards found. also
letter addressed 10 samuel Darling leather store No
2Ol West Thirtictu- II.
Darling employed three wOrkmen In bis shop aud wns
supposed % los doing well ON Thursday, however
when lac lc the shop. he seemed somewhat depressed
about his business ahnirF. lie a native OF oxford
England After being graduated from the University OF
that place lac Ia this country where he entered the
ca hcr inung business in this city. lilo drank good
deal and IL stated last evening that although not
married. ho had been living for years intimate
terms with MTs Meyer, OF No. 100 Seyouthaye His
funcra viii take place on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-07
THE BALL SEASON.

For the 9TH Regiments Ball, which occurs
next Thursday evening eleven OF the twelve have
sOd 270 Of the 800 reserved seats. and 700 Of
the 1000 tickets The OF $4,000 will be spent in
decorations. The tickets and orders OF dancing will he
attractive. Mazetl will furnish the supper Captain d.
Appleton Is chairman Of the Reception Committee Cap
tain W. H. Kip, o. the Floor Committee and Captain W.
9. Casey. OF the House Committee.
The old Guards reception at the Academy OF Music on
January ~ will bring together brilliant array OF mill
tary organizations Among the guests Will be Major
Merrill and stan OF the Lawrence Ligbt Artillery Gen
eral Joseph Carr and STAFF Of Albany General shaor
and STAFF Colonel w. IL. shafter u. 3. A.;
Committeeman uriarte, Colonel Hotchkiss and
otser officers of the 23d eimeut veterans
Captain Erben ana officers OF the BchOOship ST. Matys
General Lewis Fitzgerald and STAN officers Of the Gov
ernoPs Guard oil Hartford; Major John Is. Clapp Colo
mel Austin anu stan Major Follett and a OF BosOn
Colonel DE Hart and stan OF Elizabeth, n. J Adiutaut
General Drum, the Utica CitiZeus' Corps and General
James JOurdnn. Major George w. Mclean will be- chair
man Of tho reception committee Captain Alexander
Henrqnes OF the general committee, Captain Charles
Todd OF the house COMMITTEES and Captain L. y. Hong
land OF the floor committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-07
WILLIAM BARRETT.

One of the most widely Known jockeys in
this country few years ago, was william Barrett, who
rode Parole and others OF the best horses Of Pierre Lo
ard's big stable IN many important races. He died at
Long Branch yesterday OF consumption. when a small
boy he apprsntced TO Mr.. Lorilnrd and got his
training at the broad farm n Johnston. n. j.
Mr. Lorillard always cared for his boys literally prOyd
ing proper schooling for them well as comfortable
quarters and good food. He generous 20 them In
wages and gits also Barrett after thorough course
at Rancocas began riding in public, and was promoted
until he reached tho position Of first Jockey. He won
many victories Parole tnnt the hoy aud the h0rae
ned almost iusepaTab Yet Barrett never ranked
: a Mar,cI Of his arr Compared Win snrh horse
men ne Archer and Corners In England. with Hayward
and lsHac Murphy IN th. country, he only ap
prentice, = careless az that. lie never made
brilliant finish But be got % many good mounts that
the list his successes long. This pulled him up,
ard be uugFatciu 90 Mr. LOrard and lost s place
He sank ghtway into cOmp1ritlye Ob-curlty, gct-
ting few Cugagtments Last ear he paid some atten
ton to trainng. having grown too heavy ride.