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Trustees Sale.

by virtue of the authority vested in me. a.
- trustee of the estate of W. II. Bolton, dec ID
by decree of the Supreme Court of Tennessee
entered st jackson during the April ter N thereof
1885, in the case of L. A. Cannon VS.. L. NJ. Ap
person. Executor. et al, l, c. L. Smith, Truste,
as aforesaid, will offer for sale, AZ public outcry
on the southwest corner of Main ard Madison
streets, in ths city of Menpbis, a d se1 to n,
highest and best b'ddsE. comme-eips prefaptlj
at IL o. clock N, on
MOnday, f'.c 3, Ia hay Of an usf. 1857.
the following des Tibcd l"i o parcel of .ansi sit
uate, lying and be IL Z o Taxing bi tr Ct "
Shelby coun;y. Tenn tS-wit III It nif -
lot six,in blocE -. co { e plan { tie CITY o
Memphis, OC S-e .oItlvsss rttn-; Of i.tadsi
and Driver streets, IL aid city IA iiE frot,t o
eighty feet, IN re or ies', the ncrth side n
Linden street, aad runnttg aas K. D W zen "a. al
lei lines four hundred feet. The sront of sci,
lot, beinr 100 feet. less "a, half # river s.rse
taken of o. ths sast side sisz-s. {. iessi aheu
50 feet; together with the lsgi .dvr erts rnrsisf
ing of a two-story brick dseilinE Per ous de
ing premises.
Terms-One-hslf cash. balance in six ant
twelve months. with interest secured Title /,
perfect, and clear of all incun RANGES:
r. d. Jordan, ATTORNEY ~ ~S'
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SPORTING NEWS.
Macon Va. Birmingham.

PFhOIAIs To IHH ATThAH'I
BIRMINGHAM, July 2S.-Schwartz,
Birmingham catcher, gave Macon an
other game this afternoon by three passed
balls and wild throw, the rest Of the
home team playing without error. The
visitors also made but one error. The
Birminghams made run in the second
inning, the visitors one in the third and
one in the sixth. Base hits-Macon, 6
Birmingham, 4. Struck out-Veach, 3;
McCauley. @
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Hsttess Day Of the Yeas M ssr--
MILWAUkEE - -.~a


the ~ =, .uIy 2S-This has been
~outest day experienced by Milwaukee
this summer. AT an early hour the air was
heavy and oppressive, increasing in its
torrld tendency until o'clock this after
noon, when thermometers indicated the
temperature at 980. People were, as
rule, judicious enough to remain
as quiet as possible, and as a result but
few cases of prostration from the heat
are reported. The street car lines we're
obliged to lengthen their running time
for the protection of their horses, and
from noon until evening paid little atten-
ton to the customary regularity of cars
Shortly after o'clock in the evening
a fierce wind-storm made its appearance
from the northwest, bringing with it a
welcome rain and cooling the atmosphere
to delightful degree. Within a half
hour the temperature fell 15o. So far as
has been learned up to this hour no dam
age of any consequence was done by the
wind storm, which passed up the lake.
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Guydette second, Spaulding third.

1f =.
Second Race.-The Saratoga Stakes for
two year-olds, three-quarters Of mile
Starters: Colera, Pocomoke, Ban Fox
Elkwood. Enright, Mollie Mccarthy s
Last, Solid Silver, King of Norfolk and
Rock and Rye. Ban Fox won by two
lengths; Enright second, King of Nor
folk third Time-1:161.
Third Race.-The Saratoga Cup. two
and one quarter miles Starters: Mod
esty, Boatman, Powhattan, Bob Miles
and Lucky B. Bob Miles won by half a
length; Boatman second, Powhattan
third. Time-4:02.
Fourth Race-Free handicap, one mile
and furlong. Starters Leman, Kos
ciusko, Abba, Malaria, Wallfower, Van
guard, Emma Manley and Ultimatum.
Kosciusko won by half length; Abba
second, Vanguard third Time-1:58.
Fifth Rdce.-Selling purse, one mile
Starters: Whizgig, Banana, Disturbance,
Vindex and Gold Ban. Whizgig won by
head Gold Ban second, Banana third.
Time AL.
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SIR MOSES MoNTEFIoRE, the renowned
and beloved Jewish philanthropist, died
yesterday at Rsmsgate. Eoglsnd, nearly
IOl years Of age. 4 year ago his centenary
was observed by the Jews throughout the
world, and crowned heads and other digni-
taries We'd with each other in doing honor
10 tina venerable patriarch,
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FROM THE PEOPLE.
Lee or Wise.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
Read inclosed clipping from late Aua-
JOHN S. WISE

JOHN S. WISE.
The Virginia campaign is clearly going to b,
warm work. Whether John S. Wise possesse.
the power leader which made his father.
campaign against the know-nothing craze one o.
the most remarkable that ever occurred in Amer
lea, he is man of courage, ability and rare
stamping qualities. Henry A. Wise had before
him a task for which he was peculiarly fitted
Know -nothingism had swept every state in which
an election had been held. It was known to have
made fearful inroads upon Democratic ranks in
Virginia and Tennessee. When Wise began tC
canvass he found entire Democratic audience.
against him. With mingled logic, humor and
fierce invective he dragged out and drove
out the Democrats, and even made con-
yerts. He found the State oyerwhelm-
ingly against him, and won victory in a
fierce aggressive canvass. John s. Wise takel
hold of fading cause, which, so far as the
issues on which its victories have been won are
concerned, is already lost. The readjuster party
has become Republican, the issue of the State
debt has been eliminated, and division cannot be
renewed as to that question. His party has en-.
dured one disastrous rout in the last presider-
tial election. Despite the views expressed by Q
Southern citizen interviewed by our Washington
correspondent, we believe that Malone and re-
adjuster Republicanism will be finally buried In
this canvass. John S. Wise has youth and vi,
tslity. 1. will not be the end of him, but he will
90 into retirement to mediate on the folly of ad
yocating the cause of progress in the name of
dead and sadly decayed party.
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DIRA WHITE, Western advocate for ad-
ditional rights for her sex, demands that
divorce shall be made easier for women
and entirely impossible for men. 0Rly by
such reform, she thinks, would feminine
helrlessnsss be made equal to masculine
periidy in courtship Gnd marriage.
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The py.pepi.e,. Reruge.,

al an thirty-fve years old" writes Mr.
Charles II. Watts. of West Somers, Put
nam county, N. Y, "and had suffered
from dyspepsia for fifteen years The cur
rent treatment did me no good. Listles
and without hope, gave Parker's Tonic
trial. can give you the result in thre,
words: it cured me-" 1t will cure you.
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DIED.

PAGE-At reside nee, No. 6s4 Main street, Tues
day afternoon. July %, 1885, at o'clock, LILLE
FRANCIS, aged four years seven months and eight
cen days, second daughter of Henry @. and
Louisa Page, and granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Malatesta.
Funeral will take place from residence this
WEDNESDAY) aftern at 4:s0 o'clock.
Friends of the family are invited to attend.
RITTER-Tuesday, July 2S ,1SS5, at 2 80 o'clock
Pm. Mrs. JOHANNA RITTER, aged sixty-two years.
Funeral this (WEpNESDAH) morning at 9
O'clock, from residence, No. Quimby street.
Services at ST. Mary's Church
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SAM JONES iB not particular about his
figures. In a recent sermon somewhere
in Missouri he stated that 10000 persons
die annually from drunkenness, whereas
the United States census in 1880 shows
that the number of dsa.hs from drunken
ness that year was 1888 males and 254
sennalas
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GEN. EATON, the Commissioner Of Edu-
cation, reports that in the South the
school enrolment of white children has
increased 297, 1855, and of the colored
children 199,23l during the past two
years. The total expenditures for public
schools in 1854 in the South was 1865
487, an incresfe of s., ,292, 495 over that of
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BOLIVAR, TENN.
A Negro and a Mule Killed by Light.
ninR-The Circuit COurt.
isPxcTIr IN TIE lpprAII


ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
BOLIVAR, July 28.-This evening
while negro man on the farm of Mr.
Sam Miller, near Bolivar, was in the
field blowing, both he and his mule were
struck and killed by lightning. The
negroes clothing caught fire from the
electricity. The mule was owned by Mr.
Miller.
The Circuit Court is still in session
here Several cases have been disposed
Of, and several recruits are already
booked for the penitentiary. In the
case of the State VS.. Will Mitchell
charged with malicious stabhipg, while
the jury were out, the defendant did moi
wait for the verdict, but skipped The
verdict has not been made public. The
court is hearing evidence to-day in tbs
the case of the State VS.. Charley Kyle
colored, charged with numbering Jim
Holland, eol6Fed, at Middleton, in this
county, last January.
This section is needing rain badly.
Col. Robert Gates, Assistant Commis-
siQner. of Agriculture, made short ad-
dress here yesterday.
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WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Complaints
having been received at the Department
of Agriculture that the sorghum seed
distributed this year failed to grow, sam
pies of it were tested j, she gardens of
the department and it was found that
only about 10 per cent. of it would
sprout.
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DISSOLUTION.

MEMPHIS, TENN, July "a. 1885.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between
l. T. A. Wright and Martin Cohen, under tn,
dissolved by mutual con, ent, Martin Cohen ire
tiring) assuming all the liabilities of the lat,
firm, and L. A. Wright continues the business
at the old stand, under the firm style of WRIGHT
BROS, who alone are authorized to collect al
accounts due the late firm, Parties indebted will
please call and settle at once, wish to wine
up the old business. I a. WRIGHT
MARTIN COHEN.
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TIE Milwaukee Journal says that justice
has but slippery hold upon Mackir, the
Cb ago election corrupter. The bubbles
OF w are anficient to help the most de-
prs yed rogues if the rogues but have the
mo .ey to pay for it all.
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WASHINGTON, July 28.-The Marine
Hospital Bureau is informed that up to
July 10th there has been twenty four
cases and four deaths from yeIIow-1evei'
at HaYana
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TIE Bo,ston Record says that Butler will
an erge from His historic "bottle" as the
eulogist of the man who corked him up.
Ths citv of Lowell has succeeded in max
ING , rare combination in this choice OF
orator at its Grant memorial
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CHANCERY SALE
IL e A Il STAT T.,

No. 222s, k--oSaps seEy osSst of Shelby county
III Il. Guien VS.. T. S. Ely ct al
RY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale
IL entered In tho above tho 9th da, G.
August. 1884, renewing order of November q
1881, will sell, at public auction, to the hghes
bidder, in front o the Clerk and Masters office
courthouse o. Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, or
Saturday, August ~, 1885.
within legal hours, the following described prop.
erty, situated in Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn.
to-wit: A piece or pa'eel of land in what Ii
known as the Guion and Smith subdivision OF
Memphis, and seginning at stake at the south
Intersection of froad.ny and Manassas avenue,
and running west with the south margin of JEFF.
ferson street sixty eet IA stake; thence south
and at ri hit angles with Jefers street l4S1 fee
to the alley between JEFF rson ard Court Streets
thence east with tae north side of said alley 4
its intersection with Manassas alley; thence
with the west side Of margin Of ssid alley to ths
beyinDing.
Terms of Sale-on credit of and l2 month,
purchaser TO execute notes with Security. bearinr
interest from cate, and lien retained 10 secnrs
payment. This July %, 1885.
S. McD0W ELL. Clerk and Master.
By j. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
Craft r. C0oper. Soficitare
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GENERAL GRANT is to be buried in
Riy ,rside Park, New York in accordance
with the suggestion OF the Erening Post
1t ia a beautiful spot, and just the place
for such monument "a should be erected
TO the m memory of the great eoldier.
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Nail starm in Dakota.

FARGO, July 2S-A heavy wind storm
swept over this city this morning. The
report has been received of severe hail
storm six miles from Hillsboro, and al
Cummings several buildings are reported
blown down.
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SIR CHARLEs dixie, the well-known En-
vlisfI Radical, and leading member oil
Glsdstone's Cabinet, seems to be in bad
box. and is likely TO be permanently dis
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hSorHBR land-grabbing scheme, en-
yipaered and approved by Secretary Tel
Ier gets alack eye. Alter careful con
sid ration She Cabinet has decided tina
Iud an leases TO cattlemen are invalid.
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WASHINGTON, July 2S-The Chiei
Postofice Inspector received dispatch
stating that stage conveying the United
States mails was robbed near Hawshaw
Ariz, yesterday. and T. M. Patterson, a
passenger, killed.
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WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Gen. Hazen
to-day brought charges against Serg't
Michael McGarran, of the signal corps,
at Pensacola, Fla, and asked that he be
tried by court-martial for refusing to re-
ceive Private Green (eolored), who was
sent to assist him. McGarran is regard
ed as an efficient officer. He remained
ON duty through yellow-fever epidemic.
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Rfel's Trial.

ST. PAUL, July 2e. \ special dis-
patch received here to-day says Louis
Riel, the leader of the Canadian halt
breed rebellion, was placed on trial to-
day. In the dock be displayed great un-
easiness, continually walking up and
down.
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MEMPHIS LODGE No. 6, K. of P @
INl The members of this ledge are or E1srSA
dered to assemble at their Castle Hall, ,thist q j,
WEDNESDAY, night, July 18th, forlS&RS.
work in the Amplified Rank. Visiting ny
Knights fraternally invited. ~S
By order j. d. DON0HUE, C. c.
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SIR Ms.e. Mentesiere,. Death Peaceful

LONDON, July 2s.-The death of Sir
NJ oses Monte6ore was peaceful. His
malady was congestion of the lungs. The
funeral will take place on Friday next,
and Sir Moses will be inferred beside
the remains of his late wife.
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TIE vine-sTowers Of Australia, New
Zeal and and New South Wales are suffer-
ing greatly from the presence OF the
phylloxera, which is playing havoc among
their vineyards.
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NOTICE.

WE have this day transferred our tire busi-
w ness to Harry B. Schloss and julius Frank,
who will continue the General Brokerage and
Commission Business, under the frm name Of
SCHLQSS FRANK. Thanking our eustor-
and friends for past favors, we bespesr -..efs
uance Of the same for suo~-- a contin-
memphis, July "a lSsN :, l. GIPTHNAN q co
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j. H. LOWRY, Md,
31s Main Street,
DIVIDEND NOTICE

OFFICE PLANTERS FIRE AND MARINE ISsuRANcE)
COMPANY OF MEMPHIS,
Memphis, Tenn, July Z, 1885.
A meeting of the Board of Directors of this
"a company, held this day, a semi annual oash
dividend of five (o) per cent. was declared o.,
OF the net earnings of the past six mor.,n, nav
able on demand. --'ns' pay
ann = D. 7. PORTER, President.
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GEN. GRANT believed that Mr.. Tilden
was elected President, and said 80 to 6.
w. Childs, OF the Philadelphia Ledger.

TuE speeches and political writing OF
Samuel J. Tilden are to appear about the
first of September, in two volumes. They
are edited by John Bi2elow.
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" Z W < lEL ia.
WEgssx $tIa' BEssb3.

HAVING bought the entire interest Of Martin
Ii Cohen in the cid 6rm Of T.. a. Wright & Co
the undersgned, comprising the new fl IN OF
friends, at the old stand, sO9 Main street,
which we shall make headquarters for all the
novelties of the eeason. T; A. WRIGHT.
RICHARD WRIGHT
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ANOTHER HOr SPELL
Prevailing All Over ,he Northwest
suffering at Chicago
Another Hot Wave Throughout the
West

AnOiher Hot Wave ThrOughOut The
West.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-The weather has
again turned sultry throughout the West.
In this city, at s clock am, the mer-
curry stood at 750 above zero, and has
since risen to So. AT Keokuk the ther-
mometsr registered 90' at O clock, Du-
buque 900, Des Moines $50 and St. Paul
720. A slight breeze is stirring in this
city, which tempers the heat somewhat.
The thermometer rose to go in this
city at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Very
little air was stirring. AT Rock Island
Ill, and Burlington, Ia, the mercury
rose to 100 shortly before noon.
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WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Presi,
dent has declined to modify his order
requiring cattlemen to remove from the
Indian Territory within forty days.
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NOTICE.

HAVING recently Withdrawn from the firm o.
IL 0zanne. Denison Il Co, / am happy TO an
nounce to my friends, acquaintances and old pa
irons throughout the south, that have associated
myself with the we'll known and solid firm of Or
gill Brothers 6 Co., Hardware, Stoves and Tin
ware Dealers, corner of Monrse and Front streets
where will always be pleased 10 see them.
G.. I'll. DENIS0N.
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GAN epitomized he'll" is what the
Charleston Ne1CS and Courier calls the
Georgia convict system.
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Inspector OF HuIIs al G.Ien.. I'M.

WASHINGTON, July 28.-Thomas W.
Burns has been designated as Inspector
of Hulls at Galena, ILL.,, vice George w.
GirlOn removed
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JOHN Roach says he can pay 81 for every
one he owes Then, in the name of pa
tierlce, what Is he bowling about, and Why
does he denounce Whitney and Garland
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cHANcERY SALE
h E A Il Il y TAT e

IL Il A IL X - n A 10
No. 56l2, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
Bowden q. Tate ct al. vs. the Cumberland
University ct al.
by yir ue of an interlocutory decree for sale,
- entered IN the above cause on the 18th day of
June, 1885, NJ. B. 4S, page 422, will sell, at
public auction. to the highest bidder, ON THE
PREMISE ES,
Wednesday, July 80, 1855,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit: Being the tier of lots of the Tate subdi
vision, bounded on the north by an alley, on the
south by st. Paul street extended, on the west BY
Orleans street, and east through Mckinley street
to line 70 feet east of the east line of Mckinley
street, said line being the east boundary of said
lots. Said property has been laid off into fifteen
lots three fronting so feet each Orleans street
sss ee to az &sy f3a tYsse ssss % f s
an alley. All of which will mere fully appear by
reference to plat on file herein, and posters will
be distributed before day of sale.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash; balance in
equal payments, due in six and twelve months I;
purchaser to execute notes with security, bearing
interest from date, and lien retained to secure
payment. This July 6, 1885.
S. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By j. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
G. W. Heiskell, II. S. CAN'T, solicitors.
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ESTA ABIISHED 1S4O.

A CANDID contemporary says that the
Boston stock market sis sort of specu-
lative Sahara
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WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The United
States consul at Barcelona, Spain, makes
the Following report to the Marine Hos
pital Bureau Of the number of eases and
uicts Of Spain. from the beginning of Its
appearance, March 1, to July 1, 1885:
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y sHTNNs IUNf july % IooEl-
To Geo. R. Blanchard, No. ] Broadway, New

After further consultation with Gen.
Sheridan, and full consideration in the
Cabinet meeting on the subject of your
application for an extension of time until
April next for the removal of the cattle
from the reservation, the President de-
clines to modify his late proclamation.
send you this to avoid misapprehension
or delay. L. c. O. LAMAR, Sec'y.
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>wrestIing.Matches at Detroit.

DETROIT, July 28.-In the wrestling
match between Col. J. H. Mclaughlin
of this city, and George McGee of Chi
cago, the former to win two straights,
collar and elbow, Mclaughlin won easily.
The contest between Mcmahon of De-
troit, and James Faulkner of England,
was very closely contested, the matched
men being nearly equal, and each exert
ing himself to the utmost. Faulkner
Wnn
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Crooked Work AT Monmouth Park.
New YORK, July 2S.-The track al
Monmouth Park was slow to-day, the at.
tendance light, and the betting so meagel
that the bookmakers shut up shop be-
fore the end of the day. There were
generally circulated rumors about the
races, being fixed, and this scared away
many pool buyers Prior to the fifth
race Mr. Withers went upon the track
and publicly cautioned one of the riders
as ~ his conduct. Tine ruvv WIS ruu,
and the issue caused almost riot. An
indignation meeting was held around the
judges stand, and those most interested
demanded an Investigation into the con-
duct of several of the jockeys in that
race.
First Rdce.-Free handicap, one mile
and half furlong. Starters: Long
Knight, Duplex, Elmendort, Tolu,
Greenland, Tecumseh, Royal Arch and
Decoy Duck. Long Knight won by halt
a length; Decoy Duck second, Elmen-
dorf third. Time-1-at,,1sv-.-u
Second Roce-For tvo-year- ar-olds, SELL
ing purse, three quarters of mile.
Starters: Colonel Lewis, Brambleton,
Blue Day, Homeward Bound, Edgefeld,
Ariel and Shamrock. Edgefeld won by
a length; Shamrock second, Ariel third.
Time-1:19t.
Third Roce.-The Elizabeth Stakes,
for fillies three years old, non -winniu g
allowances, one aud one-eighth miles.
Starters: East Lynne, Error, Bonnie
Bouche, Brita. Unrest, Pinka, Tomasia
and Telie Doe. Unrest won by neck;
Telie Doe second; East Lynne third.
Time-2:03.
Fourth Roce.-The Freehold Stakes.
non winning allowances, one and half
miles. Starters: Miss Woodford and
Drake Carter. The horses started with
Garter in front. which Miss Woodford
allowed until the finish, when She won
with ease, two lengths in advance of Car
ter. Time-2:45I.
Fifth Race.-FSSir three yoar-olds and
inward, selling race, seven -eighths of a
mile. Starters: King Lion, Windsail.
Petersburg, Marmaduke, Aurelius, Riea
Peter L., Felicia and Wonderment. Au,
relius won by length and half; Peter
l.. second, King Lion third. Time
l;323. Mutuals paid S403.
S.nth Race.-Handicap, one and one
half miles, over six hurdles. Starters:
Rochester, Bpnero, Ba1ly, Gonfalon
Marshall Revenge, Buckra, Syracuse,
Wellington, Jersey Maid and Will Davis.
Bouero won by five lengths; Buckra
second, Jersey Maid third. Time-2:551.