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Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

MADRID, June l7.-Yesterday Ia Cas-
tellor de la flana there were IS new
eases OF CHOLERA and % deaths. IN the
city OF Valencia II new cases and seven
deaths were reported, while the province
of Valencia had y TO al Of 146 new cases
and IS deaths IL the city of Murcia
there were 9e new cases and Al deaths,
In the province of Marcia the new cases
aggregated III AID the deaths rum her.
ed IA. Ia Aranjuez, town of New
CASTLE, twenty eight miles south south
west from Madrid, there was one case.
Senior Romeroy Roblelo. minister of the
Interior, declared in the Cortes last
evening that the suspicious cases in
Madrid were beyond a doubt cases OF
cholera and of the Asiatic TYNE.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

The old Liberty bell, which was,
from Independence Hall. PhiladtlI
TO New Orleans last winter N
through this city at 2.Oj O'Clock n
day afternoon. The car on Wild
was conveyed was attached to tbe
York and Washington express. ID
accompanied by an escor, consist
Mayor j. V. Guillotte of New OIL
the Continental guards, and Trad |
Fire Company, several officials Of |
Orleans, and Mayor Smith wid
joint committee Of Philadelphia
Councils, making altogether abOd
hundred and and fifty persons.
were about fonf hundred persons
p, w. q b station. ard the bell, \
was decorated with flowers vas I'd
with cheers.
The train DID not s;0p more ihl
n iuutes, and during that time
Wales, who was Oh the station pl
was introduced to Mayor GuillO
the Crescent City, Mayo. Smith Of
delphia, aud several others
Guillotte was presented with a
some basket of iiJwers, and The
full floral design emblemsscaloit
passing through the Diamond
made by NJ. #. Hayden, and fall
scribed In yesterdays REruBLlC
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Grant at BunkerH,iI.

The Bunker Hill Monument Asso.
citation. in session at Boston, on " Ell.
nesday sent a telegram to Genera
Grant saying Z" The embers OF the
Bunker Hill Monument Association
Assem- blec this day ut the anniversary
meeting, have heard with deep emo
tion of the serious illness OF General
Grant, whose name il at the head If
of the roll of honorary members d; thai
they avail Themselves of this occasion
to renew to him the assurance of the
high regard in which they hold hi-
lofty patriotism, his pure and noble
fame and his splendid achievements
and that they earnestly trust he will
yet be long spared to the country he
hae 50 greatly and no faithfully served u
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Eff TIL EDITION.
oio Tor tort.,,

Mary Archer, re,i,i,,
lUo2 Orange stree. ms r. ~ ue iea, d
often os.t before ID Manicins. G "etn ven
s si wouldn't have swor, 70, Cont 4
IKE sne dld this mornme ", mS las
occupied a place in the ~, when d
Robert II. Allen, whepp ', a,s bO
s MIS-, morning for his TESTIMONY up
mary a very bad name Hon!, al
, were thrse women in there % s.s ias
kept a terrible place. Samd and ,h
nigh as 20 men were ,he,o ~eules
% iH%ga a, ana the women screans l y
aer, and they drank whisky A aug . o.
things went on until 2 o'c,o anu 'A
morning. Robert said he ( c"','
'front.' part OF the house ss,.iipat
WI was very much disturbed i, W. =
carving on. You're a liar y ~.
mary from the witness bog ''l aI
WIN DO, now; lot us hear nn
mat finally spoke judge ca uoie
Alien alien went on gathering 'I iS,d 100
mary . interruption. Marys sre,
SEQ anger got the better q, hs Supp
ment again, as she shouted On a. : az
an Id pack Of lie. " ", I'
tut said clerk Pennington AZ l.. 4
down his eyebrows and paTs I n.y.
whitening look. Mar e 49,. ma
are fined $40 for oontemp, ~ IT,
Paid Judge Cummine. IarS ~ wv
held in $l00--no, stop. p5 ,ua
hear your witness frst." s-'S
Wilhelmina Dem boy can't ,-lD,,,
from the crowd outside The ra ipp's
TOOK the witness stand. "Mina"
so anxious TO Commence that .1a :,
the book before the oath was 1 No.
I'VE there, | do, and | never s r
thing wrong about the pIac. ~
thing 10 quiet and ords,lv =" ,ra
tripped away again. 'D'
John n. Stokes reeti.jed hath.
ed through the window from bis i
ana ne saw some very funny sights
in the Archer house, and he srs,
oelied Robert Allen 10 giving ,bs /
a bad name. '
Mary in defiant Of SO fire s,,
tempt, and in de.aul, Of 500 hail n
pear on the first Monday of Jaly
the Municipal Court TO answer VA,
ted around 10 the cells and .ocked
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Amendments.

The President yesterday appointed
John B. stallo. Of Ohio, TO be Minister
TO Italy; Bay less W. Hanna, Of Ind,
Minister TO the Argentine Repub
lie; Charles A. Dougherty, OF Philade!-
phia, 10 he Secretary OF Legation al
Rome William l.. Alden. of New
York, Consul. General at Rome, aud
Y. NJ. p. Young, Of Georgia, Consul
General at ST. Petersburg. A number
of Consuls were also appointed. 1t l.
rum9red that Ecuador will receive thr
support of Chih in resisting the de-.
mands Of the United State, in the San
tUs case.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
U. +. District Cours Adjourned

After the re convening of the United
States Court yesteriay morning, and
there being no business ready, it ad.
journed for the } ape term. Before the
court adjourned, however, it ordered
Henry Haney, who had served term
of sixty days for Illegal liquor selling,
be discharged from the New Castle
jail. Deputy Marshal Wheeler went
over to New Castle this morning to
give him his liberty, after he sub.
scribes TO the required oath.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
ID EATAs.

OhYistiana Hundred, on
the 18th inst, ;. Woodward, son of Henry
II. and Emma Chandler, aged six years
and two months
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence Of his parents, noar DuPOnt's station.
on Saturday afternoon at 3o'clOck. Services
at the house. lnterment 1t Lowe. Brandy
wine and Centreville cemetery.
BOY ER-On tho nth inst Catherine G
wife OF ths late Charles Boyer, formerly OF
Philadelphia. aged So years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
ted 10 attend the funeral from the residence
or her granddaughter, No. 206 Harrison
street, on Friday at 2 80 O'Clock. lnterment
ct the Wilmington and Brandywine come
terry. Philadelphia papers please copy.
|COOPEk-At Bay View, Md, on the 18th
inst, Mary Jane, daughter OF the late John
Cooper, In the 47th year OF her age.
Her remains will arrive At the depot In
Wilmington on Friday, ut IL SC n. m, and
be Inferred in the Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
brilliant WtddinE'

Last evening, az Made;ey VuiT
James A. Stafford, Of Fam ' Sal
streets, and Miss van :, : ,b II
South side, were united u .V -,
wedlock, in the presence H ., . n
Der of spectators, Tne h Wa,
pastor of the chape" olli-'a az,
bride, a beautiful brunette wa wa
attired, and the groom pieS''
appearance. ,h;cb I'd
A fter the ceremony, WEI.
at 9 O'Clock, the bridal pa. parry ,s.ii
vited guests repaired 70 :. ~. -, I'M tIt
the brides parents, "Ge. a.. " n
marriei couple received 'l sftirI
lalions of their fiiencS' :, ANN sSa
reereshmentswere server ~ rer
The wedding presents were ""
some and numerous i
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Piteen Per Cent. Interest.

The Central Loan Association has
made for its members during the past
year fifteen per con-. interest on the
3noun invested. We know Of no ber.
Ter plan of investing money securely
than by taking shares in q good Loan
Afspciatiou. This association is now
issuing 4 srries OF shares, which may be
hai a: 81 90 each Shareholders may
borrow money ON mortgage or loau
stock AZ security. Money can be re-
turned AT any time. For shares or fur
Their information, Call On William f
Hawkins, Secretary, No. 7l2 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

The closing exercises of the Friends
school, Fourth and West stree f., will be
held Friday morning, at 10 o'clock, in
the meeting house opposite the school.
The school has had unprecedented sue
cess during the past year, the roll OF
scholars reaching 155. In consequence
of this rapid increase, new
department will be organized
for the next year, and another
teacher will be added TO the force.
Enos l.. Doan, of the class Of 85, OF
Haverford College, will succeed Alfred
Paxson, teacheriof sciences. Mr.. Pax.
son retires to pursue the study OF archi.
lecture. Much Of the success of the
school is due to the energy perseverance
and application to work of Isaac John.
SOD, the principal.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Base Balt.

The following games were played yss,er
day;
Philadelphia-Athletic : Pittsbury @.
Rro0kly a. BrOoSlyu 3 /; 81 Louis II
Baltimore Baltimore Il Louisville
New York; .; Cincinnati .
Notwithstanding Philadelphia Boz.
tons.
Providence - Afternoon. Philadelphia
Providence 10.
Chic go-Chicago ( ; Bufalol
Bos on-New York 10; Bos.on0.
st. Louis-St. Louis : Detroit l.
Newark-Tren,on 10: Newark IL
Richmond-Nat'o1 @; Nirginial.
The " Wilmington club Will play the Nor
FOLK 10 this city Tomorrow. ai;cr which they
viii play at Atlantic city the balance OF
the seatOn,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Death OF Mr. NC. Iones

LEwlSSyILLE, FAIRFAX Coi'NTY,
VA, June l6.-Mr. Marx Cateshy
Jones, son of the late Commodore An
Catesby Jones, L S. y o., died Suddenly
at his residences here, at six o'clock
this morning, OF heart 4 .seasp, in about
the 46th year of his age. He WAS a
brother of the late Capt. Patterson
Jones, t. s, NJ, aud NJ phew of the late
Gen. Rogers Jones, Of the United STATES
army He was an accomplished and
genial pentl9man.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Conn Sno.SOle1l.

A man named John Braden, who
lives at Eighth and Church streets, was
overcome with heat at Lobdell's works,
South side, on Tuesday and was taken
home in an almost insensible condi-
ton.
A physician vas summoned and re-
storatives applied Though in criti-
cal condition at first he is able 10 &c
around town this morning.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

Rev. NJ. j. Savage, Of Bn'on y
in the Unitarian churh last "
the subject of "Beligicn ~ snea
modern knowledge MI
claimed that the revoluIloa'
vancement of tie age are
The world change front anu "
old earth, Old heayen ana u
have become Obsolete. ln''sau
existence OF 5000 years, human
proven to have existed 9Oc&N!a
instead of the eartA having oseu
ed In six days tits not yet nnl'i1
world he said is not poorer y
change OF front. The new
which it brings means q gts.'
verse, devoid OF a froNnlng
Heaven, won at the cost Of an
burning anguish and l''''
q hope for the future
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
PrAel1cal.

Twenty years experience as practical
paper hangers ard wall papers is after
all the secret of Resin X Bros success
In business. Their rare taste in select
Ing material has enabled them 10 offer
to the public very fine line Of paper
hanRinps, which are now on exhibition
~ 900 w. Second street
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Am 1eliOn,

j. Woodward Chandler, a bright little
boy, aged six years and two months,
died at the residence Of his parents near
DUPONT Station, Christiana Hundred,
ON Wednesday, after sickness Of two
weeks. His remains will be inferred
at Lower Brandywine and Centreville
Gem etery on Saturday Afternoon, leav-
ing the house at three O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Great fire in Philadelphia.

The lard oil works of Washington
Butchers Sons, en- Moore street, alloy.
Sixth, we're totally destroyed by fire
early yesterday morning The los. IT,
$50, 900, insurance Sl04, 80, of which
S1S,750 is in Philadelphia companies
The origin of the fire il at present I'M
known. Several 4 weliugs in the nei gh-
borhood were biistered by the flames
and intense heat. j. A, Shaw, butcher,
loses s., 600 by the destruction of hia
slaughter house, machinery and stock,
which is partially covered By insur
ance.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
A1oR ~ALEoR EX 0H r,3E-A NUN.

AtOR ~ALEoR EX CHA EtiE-A MUM.
4. her OF desirable houses WITH all the
ln'dcrn imp oSenentS, in good locatinns
very htDe cash Decded. OF uilGin los will
Oe L, hen In part or in wh1ie payment. Bll.
nnces can iem,in on mortgage tor years
hIso hulnuer az building los located on
JHch>O1, franklin, froOmc. Rooney, CLAW.
t1h, earl. scott, MIN, 'RoImrni, Wabb
sea 70. Cannsli and Mp g streets; Gran
hAA ara. 'ireeu Hin, rheit Gray and For
venues AtEO on Front. second, Third
'"'f'h, Fiith, S'veLth, hignth ana Tenth
.irset', ana le III aud clayton streets The
ft'er.s and bCduey streot lots c1DimnuG an
Aae'ieu' view a. the Delaware an. 4ur-
r944ding country. Terms VIII be made 10
'u't any ca.anablo person. Also number
OF qe lrable houses - rent cheap. PETER
Il. FORD, 9TH am Rodney. Iel7.cod If
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
An automatic tip'

An automatic city is osI y M
at No. 4l9 Market strtg" r,orkusl
houses, workshops ara "o, and
tains. streams, win 90. m,S.Eir3
passing and p"'s M, have
nination of figures ila, ., un
nounced one OF Tue !, Twasclnl
world. The entire wof s,a "s nal
by by a II. poor German ne, eap III bis y. d
devoted sixteen years Oh an az MI
and his success has peen a ~ tbol
a. to place his name aln monty.
leadihg artists OF his c CO ',st 1oi
seen bnt closely inspec.TIu,', run
interested in mechanical ,i NJ, b
well worth not only
of study.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
-
FIR. lenkB Will Aeceps,

W AsHiNGToN, juno lit j. uut,er
stood that ex Lon gresham George "A.
jerks, of Pennsy lvania, who was ten
hcred the assistant secretaryship O; the
ioterior Department, ard has had
the matter Gnder consideration foy
several days, has decided 10 accep, the
Cifice.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
N atFtInDnfaI.

Mr.. Samuel j. White and Mrs |, lly
Miller, daughter o. CaIen Miller, were
united in holy w'dlook, on Wednesday
afterhoon,at the residence Of the brides
Iarenis, On Tatnail sneos above Tenth.
The happy couple lett for thor; wed.
ding our.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

kennard, 6z3 Market street, has
inst opened another lot of Beige colored
Egyptian and oriental laces, at wonder
fully low prices. The assortment is
large aud attractive ali new 1.signs
also cream and neutrality-suspicious. In large
quantities, az exceedingly low rates,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

Mr.. Harry Peoples, who has been out
in Minnesota for several years, returned
home to this city yesterday, after being
absent for three years. He had been
experimenting large car shops at that
place, which were burned down several
waeks ago, hv +he convicts who had
been en- no, ea ny 'ae - f1auy.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
EIie New Force.

1t IL nov sald that Mayor Rhoad,
has Completed the onercus tank of re
eeiv ing applicants for positiona on the
police force, and he viii now devote
some tine TO selecting the bes, men.
Runner says tue torge viii no; be an.
bounced mil Monday
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Sn rams.

The bargain Kennard is low Offering
In his new store, 623 Market s rect, IL a
Inc Of black surahs At S., 95, si.00 and
Sl'l' ,all imp lrted goods, ami earranted
not 10 slip. The goods are fine and AZ
low III piIce as any similar qualities in
this country.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

Charles II. McWhorter is agent for
the sale OF the Warrior mower, which
IL SAID to be superior machine. Farm
ers who wish to purchase should call
and see it. MI McWhorter is a plcasan.
and agreeable salesman, and will make
the terms as easy as possible.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

k%OR SALE = GDUD DKAUtiIT
A. hor-es. with a guarantee; = goo driy-
ltH morse with guarantee J secondhand
doctor buggy, single catt .D.tur hup,y,
dray. store wagon, J fur, iture carr l
double cart. p Ough. Lawn. mower. These
things will be sold for want II n,a. Good
oankable Lotes at months viii tic taken or
WIN exchange for real estate. 4. FORD.
Filth and Rodney streets. ieli.sod- ii
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

The lest lever q man
can use 10 make low prices
rs ready cash; low price
makes business, and so it
goes. The man who buys
with the cash gets the best
bargains all the time. No
man can do a credit bust.
ness without loss. So
prices have to be made to
cover them to be success.
full. We prefer doing a
cash trade, because we can
then make prices so low
that none can make them
lower. We are offering
now special bargains in
Mems and Boys Clothing.
We have a very full stock
Of handsome suits for
Men, Youths, Boys and
Children, and as a SIP, cial
Involvement, with every
ready-made suit sold for
$l2 or over we give q good
watch and chain as a pres
ent. We do this as anadver.
tlsement, and anno t
afford to cont nue. it long,
rs we have made no differ
ence in our prices as many
would have you believe.
Our prices are ali marked
in figures ON the gar
ments, which also saves
you a great deal Of annoy
ance. Our custom depart
ment contains the late st
and newest styles of suit
ings and pantaloonings.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

Induces " low prices" and We have reach
Cd " hard pan" in our wOrkingmen's trussss
for 10 cents. N. Il. Dauforth, Second and
n arket streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
MAR RIAGEH.

OLARK-LOFLAN D-At the residence Of
UMr. Alfred Lofand, near ChristIana, by
Rev. Joseph Dare Mr.. Geo. W. Clark and
Miss Sallie l.. Lofland.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
u,,e eefpo',

Tomorrow pro%,9dis.tk' for o. -
w ,sir to partly " cloudy with
rerature.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

Fem 8 Co.'S she r ION 81
yesterday 90 at . p A
md $40 at 10 p. H.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
s.o,e of the Thei, 4, a

1t the REPUBLiCA ain,,ock
I O'Clock ~ 20
700
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

Ahph \1IlpsI
Tue W ilmingtoIn1 n, ana make 20
road Company viii nsr I,s Cou9tj
70 nreia the 18th i 49, 20 ;. o
P pno W. & B. depot aan at |, IL hcal1
1 rn at a rta -, ,ss Jronnd.
| evening. Fare ter ,iry re- cradiil.,
rhe compan, t9 dos no tho b. y
, ,nese We u hope tat they
patroni1ed. -,n,,
!. the plac; = by w. god I'd s e:
~ ~ cop No. . VS. slx.I
screens, sers Sud do0r
window wind, !. s ,ss 70 s s'is q e
Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

NTAStED-iWD APPRENTICE To
wv lean dressmak'ng. Inquire at 2lO
West Seventh stieet. lelS.3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

Il y, SAIL CHEAP, FOR WANT or
~ use. pai- Of horses. hack and harue.
Amply 10 ISAAC SUTTON, kow Castle
4sDi.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

( DrI-h Gf.NrLEsj..Es, sGAEpp.N.
AZ ceers mead. Ut Foulth ard Ms0Isy.,
sire /. a liable reward T. LEI. 4: !
MAIDS street. II.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

| a,uarG
Y, saying
f1aisesaia
9isiucln;tb
I, he rem,
" Council
q the ,ax :
[ade =, th,.
% IIlol,,
fsyes..
tfayrell sa,i
Ia Nh, Bay
IN .&eqna,,
Paaes OF tue
y had atone on
| 70 Increase
\ but on nae az,
tslll oAic!al!J i
/ large III Ii
fsseeoet xpecp,
b. t there ely,
fsattiipcsaIn,IbUsa'
u best e; that t. e
N asked wa !
l0S3',d.inanqs ,
cl 4 toS' I
y. BslakeGhe,
N. J. New!
E 'sil9 'elegr.a,
TpaC q was ac
h, Ia Taylor p
XIV was rea,, +
|, ni Le sand !,
t rryy,on = Of ;.
ealioorr "a , IA
fiatior. " pa.
ing eye.
bSStaIe drawn.
| i ; s ssinlppsrr.
s5i;isss...sWaiilS.;..
|1'Gss ,.t, N.OSsS
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

kkT..Nit.il - tDtn IyENlLl.Nc,N.
w so ma and Wit cal H. arcoino %
cate with plst-arf rpou4e aed voud card
D souiheat corus: u thifd ana Fou.ar
Attetts' lei--4t,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

WTANTsD = A YOUNG GIRL To
Wy learn drsssmaking. None bur a
good sewer need sp. ly. Gall at los Jeiter-
son street. ielb-3tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-21
ROANOKE CITY.

Enthusiastic Democratic Neefug- speeches.
Correspondence ofthe RioAmout y spatch.
RoANOKE. August %. 1855.
Last night large and enthusiastic
Democratic mass-meetIng was held at
the Planters warehouse. which was
called to order by Colonel John Z.
Penn. chairman Of the Democratic E1.
ecUuye Committee for the city Of Ros-
noke. The object Of the meeting was
TO appoint delegates to the District
Convention. 20 be- held al Red Sulphur
Springs September 9Th TO nominate q
candidate for the House Of Delegates
for the counties Of Roanoke and Craig.
The foliowinc-usmeI gentlemen were
put in nomination and elected First
Ward-Thoma, II. Brausford. W. *.
Andrews. K. II. Woodrum. e.. ".
Pi.zer. and C.. ". Thomas Second
Ward-Thomas ". Miller. ). q. Har-
vey. II. Y. Gray, and -- Walters
Third Ward-Dr. .. A. Sims G.. o.
Leary. and II. Bonn. Colonel John F.
Penn. delegate al large.
The meeting was addressed by Hon.
s. Griffin. Of Liberty, and Hon.
Thomas Whitehead. Of Lynchburr,
both Of whom made telling speeches.
The Democrat. Of Roanoke City are
thoroughly aroused. and YOU may look
fra good report Oh the Sd Of Novem.
hoI next. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-21

always has been the party Of the peo-
pie, and Of the agricultural and wool
growing interests the enemy Of mo-
nopoly and the friend OF labor, in whose
hands the interests OF the workingmen
are and always will be safe; and we
favor arbitration as the best means Of
settling differences between labor and
its employers.
From the ninth to the twelfth planks
relate TO local matters with reference TO
the pcni,entiary and canal affairs and
the pending amendment 70 change the
time Of holding State elections.
Thirteenth. We mourn the death OF
General Grant. Citizens OF his native
State, without distinction Of party sor-
row at his loss. and cherish the mem
orv Of his modest and heroic character
and his great deeds as among their
proudest public possessions. We sym
psthize with his bereaved widow and
children. and We trust and hope that
his last words, urging harmony and
goodwill between the sections, may be
so taken 10 heart by his countrymen
thst sectional alienation ana hate may
be things Of the past.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee organized with ]. j. Cogan
chairman. and VI. J. Tobias secretary.
An executive committee was selected.
with T. +. Powell chairman Henry
BOIL, secretary; W. f. Horn, treasu-
Yer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-21
Saratoga RH ccS.

hy JetElhpA 10 the AlbPdlcL.l
SARATOGA, August 2O.-Flrst
race-misscs' stakes for flhes two
wears old, three quarters Of a mile
Tsicnce won; Molhe NcCarty's Last
second, Jennie b. third. Time, l;ls.
Second race-purse 800, one mile
Blnnette won: Leman second, Bessie
third. Time, As.
Third race-POcahontas stakes for
three-year-old FLIES. one mile and five
hundred yrds-Tabitha won Hands
Down Tele Doe second, Ultimatum
third. Time, 2:lG3.
Fourth race-purse a400, for three.
year-olds and upwards beaten al Sara
toga and not having won race since
The 10Th Of July, three quarters Of a
mlle-Navarro won easily; Minnie
Meteor second Bald Hornet third.
Time. l:l11.
Fifth race-purse 500, selling race,
one mile and seventy yards-Emma
Manly won Leroy second. Ernest third.
Time. l.JUl.