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We will open fine line of ladies plush
coats soon, call and see them. at+st
iIH ilf fNoRDES & BRurs'
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The trial of Vim. Beilharz, indicted fol
arson wns commenced this morning.
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Billy Teitjens says he can get up the fines
dish of oysters in town. Send US over
sample.
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Don't forget the Sangerbund excursion to
Toledo next Sunday. Fare for the round
trip 81 90.
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Two papers of pins for 8 cents; one box
cabinet hair pins cents, at s1
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neA-New toilet sets. Please call and
see them. Cary. 4
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A thief stole pair of boots from Suydsm' 4
shop on Saturday. The boots were recovered.
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The largest line of fancy Wool Shirts in
Napoleon is at s. NJ. Honeck's, the tailor. 2t
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Halter a Gidley are getting mp some in'
work for the fair. ID Do .-r .I.-"
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Geo. Daum's barn was unroofet by the
storm last Tuesday.
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The cyclone last week broke the cable at
the Texas ferry. 9ni 30 rf'i...I
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Buy the Byrnes Rochester fine shoe fol-
ladies and Misses wear for sale at Wilson's.
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The Fulton county fair is in full blast at
Wauseon this week.
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UID9I-vw@yTT. RI. Y.

Their RARE DE.a'lNY ,nert's them
to all loves ct FINE FLAVOR while
economists appreciate tl, faeG th It the
GREAT STRENGTH requires the Use Of hut
HALF THE QUANTITY OF ordinary Flavor
ing Extracts. Their own merits are their
best advertisement.
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B@.Try Oyster plug tobacco, it isgood;
only 5cts per plug at Cary's.
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The wet weather last week played sad
havoc with county fairs. ,'fir4'g4V
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Rev. Love is having his property on Wash
ington street re-roofed. ytu .f-II
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B@New stock of confectionaries at
Cary's. 9Ih9n'u 5rh at'"a) {.
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Religious Notice.

Religious Notice. N3 XIX.
New Church worship will be resumed at
the Episcopal Church in Napoleon, on Sun
day, September 10Th. Rev. o. T., Barrier, Of
Columbus, will preach at half past 10 % clock
on that day. Subject: ''Who is brother?"
He will also hold service at the same place in
the evening, at half past 7 o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
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Childrens' and Misses cloaks way down at
NoRDEN & Buns.
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Timothy seed, Alfalfa and Alsike Glove
seed at BRADIKY's. L'"H i"f II
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We are going out of business
and will sell our entire stock of
Boots and Shoes at cost.
FREAsE & LONG.
Opposite Court House. ~
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nA- Fresh popcorn at Cary's.
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The Wabash pay car stopped at Napoleon
Tuesday.
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Money to loan at Lowest rates.
Campbell s. &VanCampen, Att'ys
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The front of Dittenhaver's Blocks being
painted.
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"I'm daddy, hal alhallha!r'-C. ". Fisher
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Defiance ball yarn at NOrden a Bruins.
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saengerbund excursion ON the Goth.
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contain no mineral nor poisonous sub
stance, and do not grippe unless the
bowels are irritatcd, and even then their
influence is healing. To continue their
effect in constipated or chronic cases. they
pecd only be taken in diminishing instead
of increasing doses. For seumen, aDd'in-
liabitants or travellers in sparsely settled
countries where physicians are MOI, ut
hand, they are Of inestimable value.
There is hardly a sickness they will not
alleviate, and in most cases cure, If taken
promptly. To young girls just entering
,non. wonlanhood, and to women whose
tridtIof maternity Is drawing to aclose,
.t'er's Pills, in moderate doses. merely
sufficient to ensure regular action Of the
bowels, will be found OF 3tssf
EsfcalcuIabIe Value.
5at5W PREPARED DY
Dr.CJ. G. Aver q Co., lowell, Mass
iYf Sollby all Druggists. ftlEr
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stOcksnstts all cOlOrs at NOrden 4 Bruns'.
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MoneytoIosn at 7pcr cent. ~
-a.f - ~ Tyler q DouneIly, Att,ys.

Ths COurt s grinding away .IOvIy.
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Remember ths Big Fan nsr. vest. "A 7
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SHEFFIELD G NORTON
Bank Deposits

AIKEN at par for the best city lots, farm
ng and timber lands in Henry coun-
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just Received.

LEE DRuMMoND, Aucfioneer. SCI
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Muchee muddy last week.

New Bavaria has a brass band.
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Wilson'S
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13
CLEMENT DOANE
affOrney at Lasr.

QVYfLL practice - the Courts ef puhois eonnty. and
w attend faithfnily 20 business entrusted - him
once IL The "couvier" building. west MAiu street
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

There ere IN the United States and
Territories SO, ,e57 Post Offices, 81 efwhich
are rated as first-class. 404 are ated -
second-clas Offices. OF the 60657 Post
Offices 2,332 are Presidential onlces, at
which the President appoints the Post
master. Ofthe whole number Of Post-
ofices in the United States =, ,62b are rat
ed q fourth-class Offices. There are o.
s99 money order ofhces, 76 money order
stations.
The people Of Indiana get their mall
l,o7l Post-ofEices, Of Which only
|one, Indianapolis, 10 rated hrst-clase.
There are sixteen second-class omces ana
ef the third-class. Ninety
three are Presidential o1lces and ,H6
|ofIices are rated q fourth-class. There
ARE sos money -order Post-ofices IN tne
State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

vell roceive the attention and the Patri'
otic endeavors OF al who make ana exc
ente Ire federal law. Our duties are
practical. and call for industrious eppli-
cation, 81 intelligent perception OF tne
clsims Of public ofIice. and, above 81. z
lirm determination, by utter actiop' %
secure 10 I'll the people Of the land the
full benefits or the best form OF govern.
ment ever vouchsafed % man. Ano q.
ne not trust 70 human emort sIone' on,
humbIy acknowledge the power ano
goodness OF Almighty God. who presiaes
over the destiny Of nations, and VINO ma
Il all times been revealed 10 our coun,
try's history. Let us invoke bic aid and
his blessing upon our labors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

While the Republican organs are howl.
Ing about the reapportionment and call
Ing It = rascally gerrymander,' thsy
overlook the following. which 10 from
correspondent of an Independent news
paper:
1T gives the Republicans seven dis
tricts, on the vote Of 1880. when they car
ried the State. II the infamous Republic
can law Of 1878 had been in force last
November, the Republicans (who lost
she State by 10000 would have secured
every Congressman but four. The new
bill, whether timely Or not, provides for
majority representation, which j. more
than can bo said for the law Of -. The
are awful virtuous when
they are powerless TO do wrong"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

NsW YoFk san.
a ChIuaman came into the ladies' cab
IN Of ( Brooklyn ferry bost, the other
dsy. and took seat beside On Irish mar
ket woman. He seemed 70 want 70
make himself agreeable. and remarked
"Bellv cold" The woman looked q him
with a sir Of contempt, and replied
"If YOU'D put your shirt % your pants
your belly woUldp't b cold, you bsythsr
blAckgosrd.' n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

Al last, one OF the great land grantS
has gone gIimmering. The Evansville
Courier says: The Texas Pacific For
feiture bill has now passed beyond the
reach Of the lobby. The H0use assentod
10 the Senate amendments, Monday. and
the bin 10 IN the hands of the President.
Its enactment restores to the public do
main l6,OOO,0UO acres Of land valued at
eIO,OO0, 600. IL has been : very diflcult
matter 10 get this bill passed, and great
,redit u due Mr.. Cobb, OF the vincennea
district, who had charge Of the bill, for its
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

The following e the list Of post ofnces
II Dubois county, over some Of which
- animated contest is going On, and
LEO the regular salaries allowed ~ the
last year. II will Be seen
hat Jssper and Huntingburg sre each
put down ct $1,000, but they each are
worth In addition 500 or 300 more,
which 70 given them - specInc allow
ance. Some OF the smaller o0icee have
also increased in value aimee this adjust
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

Judge Mack, Of the vigo circuit court,
has announced An important rule OF
court, which will apply all over the
state: "Attorneys making out reports
viii note the late decisions Of the SUI
prcme court to the effect that It 70 the
duty OF the parent TO maintain and edu-
cate child, and II ward haa parent
living able TO support It the child's e.
tate can not be applied for that purpose"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13
PUBLISHED EVERY TRiDAY, At JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, By
CLEMBNT DOANE.
OFFICE CouRTEK BurLDINs ON
WEsr sixth STREET.


RATES or ADvERTysEIN0.
FOR square, 10 lines or less, ! week, 81 00
Each subsequent insertion, 20 cts,
Longer advertisements At the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares
counted as square. These are the terms
Tor transient ad Refreshments . reasona'
BILE deduction will be made to regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
v be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
FOR Township Oficers, each t1.0C
For County z.6C
ror District, Circuit, or State, 800
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

Some people have become greatly
alarmed about my welfare, rehgiousiy|
speaking, for the reason that call tneI
would Be Christian church the Cempoei-I
lite.
Will you please allow me to inform|
my friends, through your valuable paPer,I
that IL the charge he has brought againstI
me was the worst crime that he or havet
ever committed that, In my opinion our
election would be sure. /
can say with clear conscience that
I have never pronounced the word
Campbellite because desire to hurt feel
ings, or 70 unchristianize any people, but
use the word Campbeliite TO distinguish
one religious sect or denomination from
others. Ny Campbellite friends want
me to help them unchristianize AL otner
denominations BY calling them the Chris.
tian church. Ny dear friends you should
mot ask any person to lie, and this is just
what you are asking Of me. when you
ask me TO call your church the Christian
lchurch. l believe that the Campbellite
lchurch is part OF the Christian church,
but to cay more than this you ask me to
lie. The bible teaches NJ that ell truly
persons are members Of the
church OF Christ. am . member Of the
| Regular Baptist church Of Christ. The
world could not convince me that oil the
lchristian people belong 10 or call them.
Iselves Baptist, much lees Complexities
II have meyer heard Of any member of any
church praying the old mans prayer ex.
cept benson, . minister Of the Campbell
lite church. He did not use the same
4 Language that the old man did but thu
came meaning, except the old man pray
ed for himself, bis wife, his son John
and HE wife, us four and no more. Den
con prayed for the Campbellite church
aud no more. he said IL will be happ,
thought IN the end, my brothers and sis
4 lters, to know that we are right and
every body else are wrong. We, tn
'|Baptist people, pray for all religious peo
'Iple and do cot forget to pray TOR Camp
|bellites and sinners because VIC would
|rejoice TO know that the world, or 81
..Imankind was converted to God, and
IIwould be glad TO hear OF Denson being
Iconverted, because IL he ever is convert
led he will cease rejoicing at the loss o
lany.
Il Our CampbelIite friends tell us the!
Iget their name, faith and practice IRON
i the bible, If any one will tell me wher
! Ito 6nd the word Christian church in th
|. bible will believe II, and II the Camp
l|bellite church Is the church Of Chris
Iplease tell me where Christie church va
land its name before Alexander Camp
'Ibell's day. or did Christ have . church I'll
-ICampbell built Il for him In l6l22
4 Denson, or any friend Of his, will CIV
? lime any information l will be ver'
thankful.
4 FRANK SIMMONS.
HrLLHAM, March 5th, 1855.
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Petsrsbufg pye0s.
Sickness is absting somewhat IN this
Pike county mines 10000 bushels Of
coal daily.
On Sunday evening, March !, the fair
and charming daughter Of DR.. Goodwin,
and the accomplished SON OF Samuel Dill.
Ion, I'll OF Otwell, were Joined IN holy
wedlock q the residence Of the brides
father, Elder r. N. Lucas oficiating.
May the paths Of the now happy pair b
strewn with flowers. their days be many
and their years not . few.
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Petersburg Democrat.
II is doubtful whether the price paid
for hawk and owl scalps is recompenee
to the county in view Of the fact that n
q years time about 500 or $500 will
have been paid out. 1t would decrease
those birds Of prey, however, II sll coun-
ties would do Is Pike has, but they mi
crate to this county and our crop" y
not lesseued much. II is eorne proht 70
the scalp hunters one man received olO
: few days ago.
rhe Commissioners met In regular
session Monday, and will hardly finish
their work this week. The allowances
FOR hawk and owl scslps and The regular
allowances consumed the time up 20
Yesterday noon. Upto Tuesday evening
III 80. Is had been allowed for scalps. AZ
will amount 500 this term. On Tues
day 1 petition to build new jail wse|
presented, but It this writing no actionI
hss been taken on 1t. The Board hss|
ordered that the sum Of d per foot, run
ming measure, be allowed to oil persons
furnishing cofIins 70 paupers Of Pike
county on and from this date.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

Mr. Blaine eats heartily end dreams
every night that be io.vsII xSzg through :.
graveyard wholly, cccn' Nd By his ds.@ s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13
MICHAEL WILSON. NAT. ECKE 1T.
WILSON & ECkfRT,
Miners and Dealers in Coal.

We are working the lowest vein and
consequently the best coal around Jasper,
free from sulphur and clean burner
Try II, and you will be convinced
Orders promptly filed 1t ak cents 2
bushel at the platform, : half mile north
or jasper. Large orders literally met
WILSON = ECKERT.
Dec. 26th. 1884
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-20
General and Personal.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, May l9.-The following Indiana
postmasters of the fourth class were appointed
today: VIM. Swint, Boonville, jefferson c.
Duzan, Cason; George w. Hart, Ontario.
Vice. president Hendricks and his secretary,
Mr.. Hughes East, leave for indianapolis on Fri
day afternoon.
Senator Voorhees, is still quite i'll, and will not
leave for Washington for some days, unless he
again changes his mind.
A circular letter has been prepared at the
Treasury Department which says, that while it
is not considered the business of the department.
10 assist in the collection of bills, the continued
refusal of employees 20 meet their just debts will
be considered sufficient cause for their dis
charge.
The usual purchase of silver bullion for the
minis was omitted last week, because the prices
asked were considered excessive.
Admiral JoueLt informed the Navy Depart
ment to-day that an additional force of five hun
dred Colombian men had arrived at Panama to
protect the Isthmus from insurgents.
The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
f. z. Bradford to be superintendent of the pub
lie building at Minneapolis, Mimi.
1t is learned at the State Department that the
presence of Minister Phelps at the
conclusion of the trial Of the Irish
Americans, Cunningham and Burton, in
London yesterday, was in pursuance of special
Instructions received by him prior to his depart
IRE for England, looking to the protection of the
legal rights OF the prisoners. Mr.. Phelps reached
London on Friday night, and was received as
minister only on Saturday last.
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The Resujts Of Rovton,s .yoke.

HALIFAX, n. s., May 9.-Tne inquiry of the
naval authorities regarding FL. M. S. Garnetis
experience in New York harbor. is supposed to
be closed for the present Vice-admiral Com
merali favors sending to the Admiralty, in Lon
don, the papers regarding Lieutenant Garden
captured in New York harbor without taking
them to Captain Hand, on board the Garnet.
In the meantime, Lieutenant Gardener remains
Under arrest on board his ship. The sentry on
GARD the Garnet that night received forty-fve
avs im-prisonment-the severest punishment
he captain can give, without referring the case to
> court-martial. No other persons on the Garnet
re held blamable in the matter, and no charges
we're preferred against the captain or any other
person on board.
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An Election Complication in chicago.

CHICAGO. May 19.-Anovel Development in con
nection with the city council canvass of votes at
the late municipal election occurred late tonight
Last Monday evening the council referred the
returns of the Third precinct of the Third ward,
from which the ballots were stolen, to the council
committee on elections for its decision as TO their
ndmissibIlity. Alderman Appleton. of the
Second ward. is chairman of this committee,
and the returns in question are legally in his
possession. Tonight he left the city, saying he
would be gone a month for his health. Without
these returns Neumeister is elected city clerk.
With them he is defeated The council decided
they could not wait the return of Mr.. Appleton.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1885,

by some unknown person. The ball was from a
Flobert rife. Fortunately the wound is not a
serious one.
On the Fort Wayne road, near Valparaiso. an
unknown man, walking on the track, was struck
by the train and instantly killed.
The residence of T. A. Riddle. of Terre Haute.
the former residence of Gen. Charles Cruft, and
an old landmark, has been partially destroyed
by fire.
The Columbus Republican, yesterday, showed
commendable enterprise i'll publishing, with the
news of General Logan's success, a frst-class
picture of nlinois's great senator.
James Barrett was arrested on a charge of
stealing a gold watch from Mrs. Grubbs, of
Kempton, taken to Upton. and after a prelim-
mary examination was bound over in 5000.
Daniel McMonagie, the desperate shot in
Harrison county, by the officers, is still alive.
The wounded man laid until the next day after
the shooting before his wound was dressed.
Rev J. 3. Bell, a colored preacher, has been
arrested at South Bend, charged with obtaining
money under false pretences. Mr.. Bell protests
his innocence, and says he was collecting money
for a mission church at Michigan City.
Madison Courier: Geo. Spangler informs US
that, on last Thursday, while workmen were en-
gagged in moving a barn on William Royces
farm, near Indian Kentucky creek, they had oc-
casion TO dig a shallow trench, and found the
ground literally full of loeusis. The crop of the
insect in that locality bids fair to be abundant.
The Troxell family. in the neighborhood'of
Waterloo, has had a wonderful death record of
late. Within a little more than a year Jacob
Troxell, the grandfather; Mrs. John Troxell, a
sons wife; Miss Elizabeth Troxell, her daugh-
ter; Levi Troxell, a son. and a son of the latter,
aged twelve years, have all been stricken down.
Levi Troxell was killed by a team just a year
ago, ard last SATURDAY. his boy, last mentioned,
died of typhoid fever.
Reuben Johnson, an Greensboro, KY, sport
ing man, was killed on Sunday night, at Can
Melton, by Charles Richards. a like character, of
the latter place. There was a quarrel, the re-
suit of an old feud. Richards called johnson
some hard names, and johnson struck him.
They clynched, and then Richards got out his
pistol and fired twice in Johnson's face. one ball
entering his upper lip and the other his cheek.
Johnson fell dead. Richards was arrested and is
in jail. johnson leaves a wife and several young
children.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-20
Spring Meeting at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 19.-The spring meet
ing of the Maryland Jockey Club opened at PIN
leo to-day. The weather was delightful, an6
the track in the best possible condition. Thert
was an unusually large attendance for the first
day, and the grand stand presented an array o.
ladies. The first race was a dash of three.
quarters of a mile, for all ages. Greenfield, the
~favorite, won; Miss Goodrich second, Eyersor
third. Time, ILL.
For the annual home bred stakes, one mile
for foals of 1882, bred by and owned by the
nominator at the time of running, the startert
were WIckham, Winston, John c.. and barefoot
The horses were sent away promptly, with
Wickham in front. barefoot second, John
c. third and Winston last. In the
lower turn, the struggle was made
for the race. AS the horses entered the home
stretch, there was a collision between Winston
and John c., but no foul was allowed. Wick
ham made a bold dash and went to the front,
finishing the winner by three-fourths of a
length ahead of barefoot, second, and John c.
third. Time, l:454.
The third race was a selling race for all ages.
one mile. Oliyette won: James Sheehy second
Ballot third. Time, l.At
The Rancacas handicap, a mile and an eighth
was won by Hilarity; Farewell second, Tells
Doe third. Time, 1:574.
The mile and-quarter race, for maidens, was
won by Mentmore; Longview second, Bob May
third. Time, PIE.