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A GnNn MAY IN IrsI Ii

In order to correctly determine the real merits Of
me torepaugh entertainment, which performs here,
on Athletic Park grounds, Wednesday and Thurs.
day, April 90 and %, the following suggestion is made
there is any dispute as TO the relative merits of
any other show as compared with the Forepaugh
eNhibition, Is easily settled at your own thresh.
old II not Yourself fully satisfied ask the editor
OF Your local paper, any agent OF the railroads or
their general officers any individual in your neigh
borhood who has Travelled extensively any .rea,l
or intelligent man who watches the events of the
Jay, or the telegraph operator who talks with his
colleagues all along his line and any one of them
VIII tell you that Adam Forepaughs exhibition not
only stands out pre-eminenty greater than all
9ners but That II is Weather, Oder and more snld
me lnldde-aged man can remember the Eorepaugn
show ere he budded into manhood, and of all the
Others which have quit business, sold out or become
bankrupt II alone stands monument of purity.
greatness and success, and is the acknowe hest
anu biggest travelling show in the world II in
Guilty. van
1nis year more than even before the great
manager has made an effort to make his always
non OF unique novelties and startling sensa.
lions without limit. There are over three
n lliln performers seen in new acts on the
9uartette of circles, and there will be found few
familiar faces among them. They were carefully
cnlled from the best crcuses and amphitheatres of
Europe and represent over twenty nationalities
l ne great kaoows. the marvel of Russia, exhibits
extraordinary gymnastic requirements and has been
lne last year the ruling wonder of the Cars do
mains. She ascends chair pyramid thlrty-fve feet
high and from her lofty place makes headforemosi
complishinga complete change of wardrobe from
SHOES TO collar in her terrific leap. She then scars
around the dome OF the tent on eagles plnions-a
teat no mortal ever before attempted. "Lltte
sandy the jester, Is conceded the leading clown OF
Europe. and would set tent full OF comedians IN a
roar with his comical pig and donkey. There are
three elephant clowns also; one knocks out famous
puglllst with boxing gloves; another walks rope in
ihln-ar, ana third rides bicycle The TWENTY-FIVE
ralneh elephants are the best In the world; the
menagerie Is acknowledged by the profession TO be
without competitor; the hppodrome races are
male doubly interesting by The novel Introduction
on the grand course of lawess pictures of the Wild
w est typical cowboys and swarthy Mexican rangers
IN !asso anu lariat throwing: the Is perfect
IN every important detail: the circus is given III four
rings under the largest tents erected, and the
whoe entertainment is superb, presenting such a
age has never seen. 1850
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CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

Kit carson Post. Grand Army of the Re
public, VIII hold campfire at Masonic Temple on
the evening al tho 22d instant invitations TO which
may he obtained from comrades of the Post.
The forward state ofthe preparations for the PRO.
uuCuon by amateurs on April % Of the opera OF
"iauence insure It's being wonderful success.
II Is said that 500 was cleared by the entertain.
ment las, Monday evening for the benefit OF Ascen.
sion Church.
Mr.. Henry Keenan,, supposed author Of "The
Money Makers left the city on Thursday Inst for
New YORK, where he will remain for several months
His !" Trl1an Is meeting with unusual success, and
Is now IN It's third edition.
The American Academy OF Natural Sciences will
mold It's regular annual meeting In the cciurc-room
OF inc National Museum on Tuesday, April 81.
There are number OF people passing through
w ashington now ON their way from the South, aud
there nave been in the principal hotels for over
week nearly as many guests as in January.
Mr.. Pasehal Keller, an old Washington hoy. bu,
who ior me past fifteen years has resided in Lara
me city, Wyo is visiting his relatives in this city.
MT. Keller is prominent candidate for postmaster
Of that city.
Mr.. John +. Burch, of this city, at present located
M Huntington, oregon, sent 10 a number of his
friends last week several Of the celebrated Chinook
salmon that Is caught in the Columbian River near
lnat place, Inc samples, weighing each nearly
in,rty pounds, arrived In the city ms fresh as IL just
taken from the river, having been Thoroughly packed
in Ice. The one especially sent to Mr. H. c. tobutn
weighed hfty pounds cleaned.
Miss Won Fnkelsiein called on Miss Cleveland YES.
terday. Miss Cleveland will attend the lecture ON
" Picturesque Jerusalem
\ very large audience assembled at the skating
tink on street last evening to witness the first Of
series oil races that is to take place there regularly
RIA distance last night was two miles, there being
SIX contestants, all of whom finished the distance.
y ne race was won by MIR. q. H. Towsey, with Mr.. l..
+. Alien close second. The Judges were Messrs
George BOYl and ID. III. Costello
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

NEW YORK, April ll.-Preparations are being
made IN Brooklyn for attending the convention OF
lne Society OF the Army OF the Potomac In Bait.
more, May and Z. About dfty members from
Brooklyn WI! Attend Gen. Grant, who was elected
president OF the society last June, Will, II Is he
lleyed, be succeeded either by Gen. Mcclellan so-
cum, or Mcmahon.
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE body found in Coney
Island Creek by two crdbbers and supposed To he
that OF the missing Editor COnant, " HarDei's
WeehiD, was this afternoon Identified the body Of
ErsStus II. HalRht, the Jersey City EtenOgrapGer
who has been missing since February "a.
sPRIsGFIELD, Ill, April ll.-Fourecn Senators
JOINT assembly to-day. Morrison received Nineteen
votes, Black two, Streeter two, ana Logan two
for United States Senator.
COLUMBUS, GA, April 1l.--Under proceedings on
an inqusltlOn Of ll0cy before the Court Of Ordinary
at this place Blind Tom, the famous blind pianist,
was to-day placed under the guardianship of gen.
James ". Bethune.
CHICAGO, April ll.-WarTants were issued 10 day
for the arrest OF eight Of the Ninth Ward election
Judges or various charges Of fraud at the municipal
election last Tuesday.
CHICAGO, April 1.-The attendance upon the
opera festival has averaged 900 for each perform
ance this week. The sale Of tickets has already
Melted 100000.
QUEBEC, April 1.-THE Scott temperance act
was to-day adopted In Chicoutlm County by 300
majority.
CECIEEATI, April Hilary Daum a young man
engaged In the hide and leather business, has dis.
appeared, leaving debts 10 the amount of $4,000.
II y said that he has been leading rather fast life
lately.
NEW YORK, April ll.-Dr. John Butler, one of the
most prominent homeopathic physicians Of the
country died az his Residence In this city last night
lie was a native OF ireland.
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Races Yesterday.

NEW ORLEANS, Aprl 1.-THE races to-day were
well attended. The weather Gas clear aud warm and
the track airy.
First raCe-Purse $3.50; seven fuTong heats. Fey
Kyle took the inst heat, and the second and third
heats were won by Capt. Warren, MISC Goodrich
was distanced. Time, ! 80, l;3i, ;3G. Capt War
ren won the other heats easily, the first 10y three
lengths and the other by i've lengths
second race Selling race for all ages, purse $3.50:
one nile aud a quarter. II. MOnee won by nose
BeeeheuDrook second, three lengths ahead Of Fan
Count third Time, 2l5k.
Third race-Coltrll stakes. for ihrco- year -olds;
Que mile aud quarter. Joe Cotton won by Blk
lengths Barclay second, and Rosa X. third. Time,
2:lG.
Fourth rsce-rurse $3.50, for beaten horscs; one
mile. Belle Is. was hrht by length, leroy second
John sullivan third. lime l'47
LOEnoN, Aprn li.--Tbis was the second day OF the
Leicester spring meeting. The race for lie LcCes-
iefslife spring handicap was won by LOr Brad
10rds iOuryedr-Old bay MY Mhlte0cE. MI II. Il.
Barclays iour-year-Old chestnut colt Criterion was
second AMI Lord Hasilngss three, yeaT-old DrOWn
e2lI BaInaces ihlId There were eighteen starters,
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The small boys viii be In ecstasy tomorrow on
the arrival Of the train conveying oBrien, Ashley 4
CO.'S great show. The circus horses, Inenagerie,
and animals will arrive tomorrow morning via the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad and be at once re-
moved 10 Athletic Park, where the spacious tent
made for the opening day, Wednesday, April H.,
The TWO days Intervening between The time Of
arrival and the opening viii thus give ample time to
complete all necessary arrangements 10 make the
opening perfect In every detail. II has now been
ten years since Mr.. O'Brien visited Washington with
q show which then pleased everybody. Coming now
with bigger and better show, which Will exhibit for
half the price usually charged we feel safe In pre-
dieting an unusually large attendance. This circus
will remain full week, giving Two performances
each afternoon and night.
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cry or MEXICO, Via GALyEsTOH. April LITTLE
mario OUictd wishes 10 understand That II Mexico
had declared war against Guatemala II wOuld moi
nave been with any intention 70 enlarge Mexican
territory or OF taking advantage Of the weakness of
Guatemala, but 70 secure AN outcome which would
confirm Intervention, which, II armed, would nave
been entirely dsinercstsd.
Ihls morning more troops arrived from the lnte-
rlUr. THIS shows how suddenly affairs have changed
since week ago, that 10 Inc midst Of warlke pfepa-
rdilOns peace ~ now assured. thus result could not
nave been more unexpected
Minister OF Justice Joaquin BaTanda, VINO was ap-
pointed special envoy 10 Central America "a week
ago, mas not departed, hls mission having hcen m.
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The LnnguId Campaign In SoudAn,

huAEiN, April 1.-THE chiefs Of the Amaras tribe
are prepared 10 submit TO the British provided the
latter advance 10 TashbOuE. a portion OF the
British force VIII advance 10 utaO which lies In the
direction Of TanbOuk TOMORROW.
Hasheen, recently the headquarters of Osmau
Dgna's entire army, IL now wholly deserted.
ROME, April li.-Gen. Ricci has informed the
Italian government that Massowah Is the most ln-
pOrtant point on the Red sea. "ltaly,n he says
"must guard II carefully aud keepit"
CAIhO, April Item Lord WOlseley, acc onpanied
by his personal stan and Lord Charles BeresfOrd
arrival In lhlA CITY tO-lhE.
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Such Works at the Near AoDroaen OF s0,i0u

The readers Of the papers everywhere are no
doubt acquainted by this time with the fact that tho
wOrld-fenOwned Louisiana state Lottery draws on
the second Tuesday Of every month, dhe next on
April IA, Will be the one hundred and seventy ninth
grand monthly drawng1 at New Orleans La but they
should also take note that s2G5 900 Will be scattered
among those who buy tickets at g each, or 81 iTac
onal parts, of which they can learn fully appllca
tlon " NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La,
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NEW YORK, April ll-A rumOr 10 the effect tha
r. Brigham Bishop ~ CO., OF 40 broadway, hat
failed tO-pay created considerable excitement an0Dl
persons Interested IN " bucket-shop dealings. I'M,
urn has branch Offices In Lowell! and Boston, Mass
ana Washington, u. g., and employed fourteen
telegraph operators here.
No member Of the Irm could be found to respond
10 the report. The secretary Of the United Xxx.
change limlted) said that his organization had
bought out Bishop a CO.. aud this transfer probably
gave life 10 the rumOT. The gentleman stated that
ms corporation would meet all Bishop 4 co.'s Habit
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The two hund ed ana HiSty-elghth meeting Of thls
society was bod last evening IN the Army Medical
Museum. A large number Of members were pres
cut, and he following interesting communications
weie presented; w. Matthews, NEUROLOGICAL dry
painting Of the NayaJos," concluded from previous
meeting: ~. @. NinlOck, Comets II and III,
lss4;n u. 81. Paul, Problems connected with Tue
physics OF tue eAfih crust The next meeting oe-
cuIs APRIL ~ AZ tue EaIne Place,
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Growing YnthusIssm for the p,ipee.

DUBLIN, Aprl 1.-THE enthusiasm over Tue
Prince and Princess Of Wales appears 10 be on Tie
increase among Tue common people. Their Royal
llglnesses to-day visited Trinity College, ana were
presented with addresses by The various college no.
cletles. After leaving Trinity the Prince ana Princess
visited several schools In Dublin. Crowds sur
rounded ana eheeIel me IoSal 'lsllors wherever
lney went.
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Medical Director \. L. Gihun, of the Nayy enter
tanned fair-sized audience with his lectures on
"Santary Ignorance among High and Low at the
National Museum yesterday evening. The lecture
was replete with sensible instructions concerning
the regulation of plumbing in houses and other valua.
bic suggestions regarding the laws of hygiene Mr.
y: ). DLer Will give lecture on - Trip to Mount
Shasta, California; next Saturday afternoon
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Ibe AmerIe.n rl,herIe, so,I,,,.

The fourteenth annual meeting Of the American
Fisheries Society american Flsh-CuluTal AssOcia-
ilOn,) Will be held 10 the leciurefOOmOi the United
states Nationa! Museum, Tuesday May o, 1885, at u
o'clock A. NJ, continuing three days Members are
requested 10 send Immediately 10 Mr.. w. v. Cox,
chairman committee on programme, National Mu-
Renm, Inc tIlles Of papers 70 be read.
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LOEDOE, April / Ia london syndicate has entered
into contract with the government OF Honduras
to build and operate IN that country An interoceanc
railway. The concession granted the syndicate by
Honduras includes lana granis aud niuiDg prYi-
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nnr Enolllliel.


too numerous 10 mention, give us advantage over an
our competitors. Efemah Bros, the most prominent
clOthicrs aud taiors, cor 1th Il.
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Attractive.


our clothing, as also our prices are attractive
our constantly increasing sales tells lis as much
Eiseman Bros, the most prominent clohiers an,
tailors, cor. Ith a r..
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SALE or STATuART.-Messrs. Walter B. Williams
n Co. announce in the auction column a sale of ltal-
ian works OF art, which will commence at their sales
room on Tuesday, April u, at II O'Clock A. Nj, in
afternoon and O'Clock In the evening, and continue
until all are sold. belonging TO large importing
house of New York. They will be arranged for ex-
animation with catalogues on Monday next.
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MARRIED.

WRlGHT-WilIPPLE.- the Rev. Dr. Slocuni,
FIRST Congregational Church, Baltimore, March Is,
Fred A. Wright TO Miss Rosa b., daughter of Mad-
son Whipple, Esq, both of this city. No cards.
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THE Turkish baths as given at DR.. Bovee's, G
street, opposite the Riggs House, are one OF the
greatest aiianable luxurles well highly bench.
cal to health.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning and
deliyeredln h-pound "Ward" prints, 80 cents per
pound. Aisoc0ttage cheese, butterIuilk, and sweet
mix, o cents per quart Cream, 10 cents per pint.
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THE NATIONAL RIFLES, FAIR.

We Have Made Boys Clothing a Study.
From many years experience we know the wants of
our rising generation. Eiseman Bros, cor eth 4 L.
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"ORIoLE PooL,',the new invention OF Hfteen-ball
pool ia one OF the leading attractions at the billiard
parlors OF our friend Scanon, AIS Ninth street. The
game Is greatly enjoyed by all who have played II,
pronouncing II superior TO the old Every table
has undergone repair, while new balls and cues have
been added,
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THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TIE SHORT LINE TO Tiles AND soUTr-
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RnnrE


re po TlIE :! Nan,E -, W1EST, AND souTnwEsT
scENEHY, MhdSiFicEH;ff ist' bifaEElr.p
IN EFFECT APRIL 9, Iss5
Trains leave Washington, from Station. corner NJ
~, ma, SiNth ana !, streets, as fOllows:
r, aNI r,'ishuig ana me West, Chicago Limited EA-
Fast Line, 1851 am daily 10 Cincinnati and NJ Innis
WIN Sleeping Cars from harrisburg 10 Cincinnati.
10 Chicago, with Sleeping Car Altoona to Chicogo''
v NM and CINCINNATI Express 1.lO p. m daily,
Mn sSerpnE cars wiasng!on 70 Chicago and
I lIsoaig win Western Express with through
T pas Tor Cleveland, Louisville, and st. Louis
"oa'' WIN through sleeper Harrisburg to Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For FOR Erie, uanondaIgno, Rochester, nuGalo. Nj.
Palace Cars Washington 10 i tocieso sa'"f""y' win
ror Wiiiiamsporl ock ilaycnand Elmra at 10 80
For New York and he East ,715, lla,p..aoo4
AMI AN ~ II an I3l' night ON Sunday, and ID p M
Limited Express of Pullman Tarlor Cars, o. 40 a
M s aal ,ts s,Xccn, sunday -
do ror BOSTON without change, 100 T. IN, every wces
| my, IN sunday p. m
,o For BROOKLYN, New York. all through trains con
Gg. az JeLIeS Iy WIN boas Of brooklyn Annex
double ieTIage across New York city.
For phlladclphial 10 s3Oand II ain, 400, !. and
nv AMI MI, nn ~ Ella night ON Sunday, T. g. ana 10 p
Limited LIN Ms IEAprtsa go M daily except Sunday.
100 = 4s5, $40, q, no, 10 =. m, and 1918 night
y. M, ana ~ 10 night y ' '''' ="
daily, except Sunday. ' ~ "'
For Annapolis, 6.Sb q. IN. and 1905 and 425 n. M
ualy, except Sunday ON sunday Il, NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAN
RAILROAD. "''""'oN
FOR Aexandris, 100 zO0, 9.2s, i0J ,and .abo. M
~ Sc5 a4s, Sgl 80 and llSI on SUNDAY
Tor Rlcliinond and Tho south, 600 aud n. oI n m
uaIl ,,,i ann 40 !, N. daily except sunday.
IN i M Alexandria for Washington CO6 OO
!, H., ann i2lO midnight Except MondayJ ON Sun,
1870 night. ' ''"' u Mr. ana
Ilokels anu Information AT the once nortboas,
ooiheI o, Thirteenth street and lyanaayenne
anu ~ we blalloh where orders can be left for the
rassg OF baggage To destination from hotels and
CHARLES IL. PuGH, General Manager
dc H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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THE old and reliable liquor store of Chr. Xander
is noted for selling the finest and best of liquors. Try
him, at oil Seventh street northwest.
THE hutton boots everybody wants Just came In
at Wndsor's, and will be gone in a day or so. Now
crowd m / takes time q III Won
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Kisses PALkcE.-Ladies desiring TO buy fashlona-
ble millinery will do well TO call at Kings Palace
before purchasing elsewhere Special Inducements
in Egyptian and oriental nces; also lace Capes and
ruchings and gold and silver trimming Will he
offered, only few more of those lovely visites
remain. \ large stock Of Jerseys are TO be closed
out. Also 5000 children's trimmed sailors at %
cents only, together with great bargains IN pattern
hats. Kings Palace, sli seventh street
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mile ana an eighth. Thirty horses of high class
have been nominated-Lzzle Mack, Sunmaid, Bessie
Mac, Regret, Grey Bonnet, Chanticleer, Referee
tircystone, lilarty, frankie r., Joe Mitchell, Swift
Kitty Clover, Decoy Duck, Richard H., Farewell,
Ninton, Fernleaf, Rosierc. Enigma, Flower of Meath
Marmaduke, Col. Sprapue, Jim Carlisle, Lady Dean,
Agncourt, Valley Forge, John sullivan, and Hatef.
The weights viii be announced on the 4 th instant,
dash OF mile will wind up the first day, all TO
carry one hundred pounds.
on the second day selling race at mile will
open the sport, after which the starters in
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Never In the History of Our House
7. Brigham Bishop 4 Co. Bought Out.

nave we shown such a complete assortment Of clot
ing for men aud boys Eseman Bros, cor. Ith \
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THE YOUTHFUL STAKES
TUE ARMY AspsAvY STAKES,

TNE rTNhES,
we rhict three -vcIrnlI event uf the meeting viii
he the third event Fourteen have eutereij--,v irk
nam, Winston, Mnrylin'irr, Lur,i L,rr. Vcsa.
iiarei,ot, Hart, FlorD. Lucy Lewis Ballot r.cu,n.
sen, Ielie Doe, Mamie Gentry, aud Emerson The
hest ~ inc lot On public running are Flvrio, Hart
anu lelie Doe. Tue first and last named each won
I'VE times last year, while Hart is brlcketed but
twice. The others are ''maidens.n Tec,irnseh,
anu IS Thought well OF by his party
me fourth race viii be at mile for Z" maidens -
OF an ages, ana handicap at mile and a quarter
Will wind up
After siN-furOng scramble as the introductory
Tor tue fourth day, the loni, distance horses VIII have
an Opportunity to cNhibit their powers in
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The applause that Moore got in Thursday game
wnen lie made the two brilliant plays shows con-
cluslvely thaf this man has the sympathies of the
people with him. There is no better player In the
country, hut he must take care of himself leave or
the crowd he goes with, AMI minge more with The
players of the tean II he desires to keep on the club
throughout the season. lie is one of those good
natured PLAYERS who Is easily tempted drink and
60 OF, but II he sticks by Gayus White and the res,
OF The team they will Keep him straight.
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THE time is ai hand when housekeepers and
others are about 10 make their arrangements for
their summers supply OF ice, which is no small mat
ter IN the household that is conducted with an eve
TO economy and health. To buy some of the ice
that is sold In the market Is simply to throw money
make your arrangements for the summer with the
old and reliable Grcat Falls Ice Company, who fur
at the lowest rates.
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for three ear-olds, one mile. The nominations to
this stake number 90 and AS there are but few that
have won as two-ycar.olds the contest will he an
open one. Among the lot ia Thomasa, n full sister
to the sensational Knight of Eerslic that performed
so promsiDgly at Ivy City aud Plmlico last spring
The others are Wlckham, Marylander, Lord Lorne,
Value, barefoot, Hart, Paramount, Radha, Lucy
Lewis, Jim Beck, Maggie j., Rosete, Kenita, Meni-
more. Tecumseh John c., Bill Sterri,i, Emerson and
Princess Ban
A selling race at seven fnrlongs will come next.
Then comes one OF the best races of the meeting,
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The Providence will return here on THURSDAY
next anu play on the postponed game Of las,
week. Manager Scnnlon mas made arrange.
fnents to have the liuifalos play here on FIT.
day aud saturday. The games arranged for Tho
rest OF THIS months are foows 2Oti Bostnns;
list, Metropoians; Esd, gith, and 25th. New Yorks
?,ln ana 2sth, Bulalos, leaving the 29tn and 3Oh
sun ilnengaged. The Baltimvres Will play here on
the 18th OF May, the Nationals returning from rren.
ton, n. j., 10 give the Orioles a chance.
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THE DIPLOMATIC STAKES,
one mile and half. The entries are Referee, GREY
stone, i!ll Hornet. Chandelier, Joe Mitchell,
Hilarity, Ninton, Tecumseh. Col. Sprague, Telie
Doe, and Olivcttc rhs lot Is well classcd and 1t
VIII require some close calculating to spot the winner.
handicap at a mile Will follow, and then The
two-ycar-olds Will have another airing in