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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-07-11

Major Ed,ca,ds Fargo annar
upptrada som kandidat till territorial
radet for Cass county.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

VIsIToRs on Change yesterday: G. b.
Sale, Atoka.
MRs. b. 7. MALLORY returned yester-
day, after pleasant summer sojourn at
Long Branch.
FRANK BAyKsNITu. OF the Gayoso hotel
clerical stall, has gone TO Tuscumbia, Ala,
for weeks vacation.
MRs. A. h. PIcKETr and family returned
yesterday from Coyner's Springs, Va, and
are domiciled at No. iSi Main street.
w. L. PINEsIoS, designer and builder
of the "Fall OF Paris" scenery, arrived
from st. Louis yesterday, and is registered
Mt the Peabody.
CHARLES MAYuArr. another one Of the
energetic and intelligent cotton buyers
who make Memphis headquarters, re-
turned from New York yesterday,
Prominent arrivals NJ the Gayos ycster-
day Mr.. and Mr. x. l.. Burwell, Louis
| lana: $. V. Armstrong. New York; Murray
A. Smith, Nicksburg; S. Nj. Callan, st..
| Louis.
RuFrs BowpEN, OF Springfield, Mo-,
who was married at Kelly, Miss, yesler-
| lay, Is registered ut the Peabody with his
| bride They are en- route 10 their future
home at Springfield.
ALLAN AsuER. well known former res.
idcnt Of Memphis, but now Of Boston,
Mass, Is circulating among his friends.
| lie is 20 iayoTably impressed with the
prospects Of our city that he Is thinking
OF returning here 70 reside.
Mn. JAMES Il COUNCILMAN and Or. W.
y. lockwood, who camo 90 attend the
marriage Of Mr. W. +. Councilman and
Miss Margaret y. Bruce, were unable "a
leave for Baltimore last night Tho gen
tlcmcn went 10 the depot, but being I'M
armed with health certificates, could not
loo furnished with tickets, even at the
regular rate Of 3 cents pcr mile. They
sadly returned aud took apartments al the
rcaboly. but Will leave this m0rnIng.
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Dealers. Ii,.r,mss

And the general public will learn with
Interest that Hiram ". Davis u Co., the
largest manufacturers ui iiuH bugacs In
thc United States, have established q depot
tHr thy.r gpu,l- in this city NJ No. 40 Main
street Under thc management ui Mcrp
Beck a Gardner, two gentlemen ol long
experience Doe tho business. 1000 hugrics
viii soon be- delivered here, the larg,'st
single shipment ever made to this market,
and the firm especially solicit tho trade II
buyers ui carload lots. ls thcy will hr pre-.
Pared tp furnish hugg.ps Ia any quantity
Desired Hiram ". Davis Is 60. cons. lrr
Memphis the best distributing point In the
south and nave made ample PREPARATION
iUr the extensive business which will un.
duuhl,dly be- attracted by the advantages
o. be- obtained In dealing direct with large
manufacturers. Beck 4 Gardner aro also
owners oi large spoke factories at Union
City aud at lHalto aud will establish d
similar factory here on Or about January 1.
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YAzOO CITY.

Marriage OF Prominent Society People
Business Resu ming-Frost.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
YAzoo CRY, Miss, Oct. flames A.
Bardwell and Miss Cornela Tyler were
married tonight. Mr.. Bardwell has for
several years filed an important position
in the largo house Of Crane Bros. q Co.,
OF this city. Miss Tyler is daughter OF
the late II. G. Tyler, Of Yazoo City, and is
a sister Of Mrs. DIR. r. I. Edwards, Of
Vicksburg.
A few OF our citizens had microscopic
views OF frost yesterday morning, the
thermometer being within 30 of the frost
line.
A train OF twenty cars came in last night
for Durant with quarantined freights, and
others are coming Ten thousand pounds
of mail was taken on ut Durant TO be dis
tributed at points along the IGoo road.
Refugees are coming back and business Is
| Frightening somewhat.
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the House bill in respect to articles placed
upon the free list, but desire some modih-
cations in the dutiable list.
J. Il. McPHERsoN.
Senator Beck, in supplement and in
dividual report, eulogzes the MINIS Din,
and saws that tho Senate substitute aims
in every feature OF 1t to increase the Cost
OF goods to the home consumer and to
close the markets of the world against I'M
ports and exports ~ well, except such us
are clearly agricultural and have to DO soIu
abroad for any price they VIII Drlns III irec
omen market with foreign competition.
The object which the majority oil the
committee seek TO attain is the right to
plunder the people. The present surplus
In the treasury, he says, IL not only need
less, but dangerous and cOrrupting in all
ils tendencies, but it must continue 10 in
crease unless taxation is reduced. Senator
Beck then proceeds to make various cita-
tions from the Presidents annual message
and letters OF acceptance, and says Of the
President: ale, at least, Will not be ac-
cused OF evasion or cowardlcc III the pre-
sentation Of his views ana recommcnda-
tions. II any President ever satisfied the
American people tha,h subordinated prl-
Nule ems 10 puDllC lul'l'0t' dH' NV ~
courage TO express his convictions, regard
less Of personal consequences, President
Cleveland in this message, in his veto oil
the dependent pension bill and in his en-
forcement Of absolute integrity in the con
duet OF public offices, high and low, has
satisfied them that he is acting with an
eye single to the public good.
Continuing MIR. Beck says the time has
come when even tho colorcd men in tho
cotton fields owe 20 themselves 10 ask
Gen. Harrison and his supporters what
Justice there IL in forcing them To pay a
few American manufacturers a. per cent.
moro for their clothes than they cost IN a
foreign market, and for the farmers OF the
north and west 10 ask the same question.
Mr. Beck declares 1t TO be unparalleled I'M
pudence on the part OF the Republicans to
assert that the Mills bill IL free trade
scheme. The Presidents message and the
House bill, lac says, aro both emincntly
conservative. lie is glad that the finance
committee has gone 10 the extreme OF pro-
lection, restriction and destruction.
TuE liver and kidneys must be kept In
good condition. Hoods Sar,aparlla Is u
great remedy for regulating these organs.
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LOCAL NoTIoBa

Mrurns Steam Laundry. 22isccond g.
BRSKLY LuNuER Co.. l2i Jefferson ST.
ClrizENs' Steam Laundry, Nos 10 and
% Bcalo street Tel. 36j for wagon 10 cali
PANTS made 90 order from 50 up. i.
Mcnkc, tailor, 10 Monroe street
Lar LuuuRR Co., $50 Second street,
sash. doors, blinds, shingles, moldings
BRANcu OFrCg Memphis Steam laun.
dry. $50 Main street, between Gayoso and
Union.
Al sizes gate baskets, fronts and fcnd'
crs, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gabcy.s. Telephone 271.
G. r. llotcnKiss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | es'
pccially solicit No. $3.50 Main street
PuRE and white ~ tho Hover whose
name u bears are the biscuits raised by
LILY Baking Powder.
DEAS & LItLy CorrEE AND srioE Co
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More Hind Tigers Caught.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
NEWPORT, Ark, Oct deputy United
States Marshal Newt Faulkenberry was on
another blind tiger hunt today at Bates
Vile, and succeed in capturing John Sam
pie, white blind tiger. Sample was taken
to Little Rock this evening to have pre-.
limiuary hearing before Commissioner
Walters.
The county Democratic central commit
tee met hero today and made appoint
ments for campaign speakers in every
township In the county.
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Ar.Yrtas HiurF trb,.

NEW YoEE, Oct. Jack Lane, Of
Brooklyn, and Jimmie Collins, Of Newark,
y. j.. fought nine terrific rounds on the
turf at Benson liurt, l.. l., this morning.
Tho fighting was fact and furious, and
very little science wa- displayed by either
cpmbatant. In the eighth round Collins
broke his wrist bv a s'rdgc hammer blow
on Lanes head. Collins fought with the
good arm aud cssayci 10 Guish the battle
With a rush. lie Ill no. succeed. In
the tenth round Collins was unable 10 20
on aud thc fight was awarded 10 Lane.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Memphis, October !, 1883


Mr.. Gallagher speaks His MIND.
To the Editor OF Tho Appeal.
In your account OF the county court
proceedings Of last Tuesday, in the matter
OF Egnew and Reiehmann, you put me
down ~ assuming that NO one had right
TO dispute MIR. Reichmann's title rs justice
Of the peace ns Pop Cannon had passed
upon the question. That was not my
position, aud ~ you saw proper 10 give
Mr.. TreLoyants version OF the case, do
me the simple Justice Of allowing mo 10
put the following correction in your coll
umns: My position before the court was
that the right Of the electors OF the Four
tcenth civil district 90 elect three Justices
ui the peace was no longer an open qucs-
ton, for that ut the April term, 1872, Of
the supreme court, that tribunal decided
that tic electors 81 tho district had a night
| To elect three Justices ut the general cleo
| ton Of county officers in 1870. II will be-
remembered that from the decision ol the
| court in 1872, Mcssn. Elliott, Moon and
| Hall represented the Fourteenth district
| In the bench Of magistrates TO
| the election in 1876 The holding Of the
county court was changed from the Four
taenih Ia the tinh Civil District In 1874,
when Hall, Moon aud Elliott followed the
court, and no one disputed Halls right TO
continue after the removal II the court.
Ny position before the county was, fur
Their, that a. the right oi the electors Of the
Fourteenth district 10 elect Third justice,
had boon passed upon, not upon the
ground that tie cuuri-huuss hal been
located therein, but OF thc acts oi 1874
aud 1857, removing the county scat OF
county town from Raleigh IA tho city OF
Memphis, IN be- holden iu either the Fiji
or Fourteenth districts, the removal from
the latter to the former did not take away
the night Of the people 30 elect third jus.
b ticc. And let me add, that u ! had mad,
a rambling stump speech, your clerk ought
30 have taken u down iu iull, 20 that Oh,
people mighi determine whether " no, II
: was the rlmblu.r vt one not a STOCKHOLDERS
} OF your company. Respectfully.
j. tAttAuUEH
b I'VE give Mr. Gallagher the space b,
> asks lur aud permit him to have hls siy a
length. la this Iug ArrEAI g.yy- him
. lesson in simple pUlioncss. When be- ask
favor Of u- again. be- will remember mo-
, o. slur our Independence OT Cast a shadow
. on our igimy- Enron ArrEAL.
2 Tur vol known strengthening properties
d | Of iron, combined sith other tpuiCs and
z most perfect uHr,iur. are fDuui in Carter
4 | Iron lIIH WHIII HtfruFtlru the nerves and
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The Pulaski County, Ark, Election
Contest

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct 4.-County
Judge Hill heard and overrucd the de-
murer in tho election contest case OF
County Treasurer 7. II. Jones vs. ii. f.
Glidewell today. Jones' attorney filed a
motion to quash the notice, but the court
adjourned before the motion could be ar
gued. Notwithstanding, the returning
board said the Democrats were entitled &c
the offices, the hungry Republicans are SC
anxious to possess them, few OF them
here decided 10 try tho contest process as
a means OF accomplishing their desire.
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The oaIo rrnp shoo,er.

Dayton. o., Oct. Tho result Of the
contest for the $50 purse offered by the
Ohio tap shooters league at the tourna-
ment In progress here TO shooters making
the three highest AVERAGES in all program
events, except championship contests, II;
licikcs, Pa. first. liaudlc and Hart, tied
2l3, aud divided SCcoul; Bonscottcn, 30,
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Il heryby given that I have been ap.
pointed aud qualified ns tho administrator "
UcOuc " Ackiustr, Hnd that all PARTIES who
have claims against the estate should NO the same
with me, % With my attorneys Messra Miller n
uillhaia, Nomphis, 1eun aud that all parties In.
dchicd 70 aid estate should NJ once come forward
and pay 10 me 90 10 my said attorneys
JAO. ". STRONG. Adulnlziratot
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Nav YoUg, Oct & Manager Won Der
Abe, oi the 81, Louis Baseball club. and
John D. Day, Of the New York club, met
this morning nj the Grand Central hotel
% make arrangements for the series II
games Tor the championship Of the world
~ be- PLAYED between tho 81 Louis and
New York clubs. Nothing definite was
settled upon, but Il j. slid that games will
be- PLAYED In New York brooklyn, Iios-
ton, Philadelphia and st. Louis. The
cuntrct will b. signed tonight.
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pitch. Duffy made great running catch
in the fifth and saved ut least three runs
for his club. A bowling hooting crowd
followed Arson off the field. Score:
New York.............. 0 OOOI 100 OIL
Chlcago. ......,, .,,....... 0 0 0 0 0 Q %
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At Boston-Boston 0, Detroit 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 7, Louisville 3.
At st. Louis-St. Louis Z, Kansas City 8
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 10, Baltimore s.
At Washington-Pittsburg 0, Washing
ton 5.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Cleve-
land s.
At Observation-Disclosures II, lndi-
annapolis Z.
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Mas Sn,s WuooN ~ Binghampton, ~ v,
says "lloonand's German liitcn cured
mo ~ dyspepsia after all other RENE dies
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Following are the entries for Friday:

First Racc- rhrce.ausisr e mile. Hector lo7.
Ecrnn, nlly, l"7. MhrA 10. DAtblo iun nauphin
10. iss 40, cartoon ~, Eii"utoWn ipt. Clcotus
IOl iirydAy iui. Niuuth lr samuel To-.
scrOnd i,arc=uur mile. Paragon iDi. Mplllc
Mctauhy's lstat lpi.Num yuma 10, swift llu, Gil
max ia
Thlrl RnccH Mic and three foufihs Flinway
10 NAycrwirk 900. Speciaity rs. hcila II ~.
Fourth uHUp#Mil and u fufluug Ees IL June
rs Rupert no. Question iOi, irincc ROYAL IA
kaloolih IA ia,rrister TO- HauDisburg 100, Ia
hrmiau TO-
Tlfh LACE. 100 yards. rcssic June To- kn'oD
lah ini bmit M. lcicuso 10. Go. II 100, Little
Minnie i0h. rirHgou iOh, lrnnyspn 100
sixth Na,r--Milu aud n sixteenth, Lakewood %,
trtilc %. Lucy ~ if6, Al i,r.l iOa Van 100. Myn.
wood iut CuyuTA 10, oiHllpn iui, Satisfaction
lUg Volatile loo iluntrrs iul stockton iis, Ten
nnY IL ImIumc u. Imn-LL a
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In Memphis, but plenty Of "llorsc Shoe"
Tobacco. buy nov, before the quarantine
shuts you out
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LOUISIANA lorrERY draws Tuesday, oc-
tober n.
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" you want little solid comfort smoke
Grand Republic Cigarus aud BuiIos.
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Tur swcc,csl part II the bone N the
marrow. Thou smoke Grand Republic
Cigarros and Buos
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. SAMFtsoy & Co.'S,

WAV NtNW NNIffAs
P.S-Jus received, through Memphis
custom-housc, a tiuo lot OF imported cigars.
A iull stock VI Stuilon & storms famous
New York cigars always on hand.
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Imam. NrMs.

We beg leave TO announce 10 oil our
friends within I 900 miles Of Memphis that
the greatest spectacular exhibition ever
brought 10 the south, "Iho Fall OF Paris. "
~ nov ready and the first exhibition will
be- given Monday night, October 8. The
SphynN assures tho people that "Ihe Fall
ui Paris" Is worth going miles toscc. Tick
cts for sale only at
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Trustees Sale.


Failure having tcCn made In the payment Of the
indobiedncaa scCund ln a trust deed made BY q,
81 padfcu and wife Kate ladgCtt on tbc 2sih u
March ISL. and rrruricd In book 10, page tGA
of the registers onlcc II shelby county tennessee,
Ina puruanco ct the power therein cuulcrrri, aud
In buraunurc to decree passed on August lat,
jsA in Tie cause ~ &. ". radu'u ct VI ~ u. O..
inricr II a.. No 500 ~ y. " the Chnnocry court
VI shelby county, Tennessee, WILL on
Saturday. october 30. Isss.
bctWccn n O'Clock on. and I O'Clock pm. ~ the
southwest corner 81 Main und Madison sifcDt, In
thp city " Memphis Tennessee. srll 10 the highest
tI1dgf fnr cash che following turia " land, lying
spd hrinr on Presidents leland. Ia shelby county,
T,nnostcc. aud bounded o. follows
lightning at The southwest ournC. OF 60 acre
tract in the name ui W. Person thence north ~
rhaius and tl links a. = stake with box elder paw.
paw and hickory pointers thence wet ~ chains
IL an ash apliug with tNu larse cottonwood point.
II a rayine on The bank " the chute. With vii.
low cottonwood and si ctwufe pointer. thence up
the chute With ih mrBudufluEH p Vhnlus 30 the be-
Ginning. containing o. acres Also one other tract
on sald island bounded ns follows ieginniug at
a box elder marked v. on tho cust bauk Of the
main branch ~ The Mississippi river thence down
said river t2 chains 90 The UNtvmc poiut 81 said
Island. thonur north tn east W the east chute ~
chains ~ the eastern line oi said tract indicated
by cedar posts thence due north a. chains 10 a
stake in the sputh west corner vt ISL nrre traet in
the name ~ Robert Cumming thence due west 90
the beginning. cnnt ianE % actus-said two tracts
containing - acrus.
The equity ~ redemption homestead and dover
expressly waived aud title believed 10 be good but
wM A. COLLIER Trustee.
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lorlnASs LorrERr draws Tuesday, DC.
tobcr Q.
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THE ]. s. MENKEN COMPANY

Is corporation organized under the
laws OF Tennessee, and succeeds the frIn
Of Mcnken X Co.
The change was made in order to widen
the scope Of the business, and to keep pace
with It's rapid and continuous growth.
]. S. MRNEEN, Pres.
WV. HoRGAS, Nicc-Prcs.
7. s. ANDREWS, Sec'y
JouN lsLER, Treas,
Memphis, October |, 1883
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TuU we'll known strengthening properties
al iron. combined sith other tonic, and a
most perfect uHDiue, are iouui in tuicrs
lun Pills ebUb strengthen the nerve, aud
body aud improve tho blood and com.
fI4H..U
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NV Nong, Oct i.=lhc Giants settled
the league championship question by de-
icating Chicago at Polo ground today. II
was pitchers battle, Crane having the
beet oi H. The Giants made the only run
In the 9TH inning on hits by Gore and
Whitney, a force BY Herman aud a Wild
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AZ Jerome Park.

JRRoME PARK, n. Y, Oct. 4.-The sun
warmed the air today. The track was
dusty and very fast A feature of the
betting was the winning Of 5000 by Sam
Emery from Burton, the bookmaker Of
Flitaway, the winner Of the inst race.
Fist Race Mile and sixteenth.
Flitaway won in l;53l, Montague second,
Satisfaction third. Muluals paid, 5000.
Second Race-fourtccn hundred yards
Salvador won in asa, Minnie. FLY, sec
ond, Daylight third.
Third Racc-Milo and quarter. Fri
emf won in lib, Terra Gotta second.
Dunboyne third.
Fourth -Thrcc-iourths OF mile.
Banner Bearer won in l:lD, Miranda sec
ond, kaloOlah third.
Fifth Racc-AIilc. Ovid won in Ei5l,
MILFORD second. Osceo'n third.
Sixth Racc-Fourtocn hundred yards,
Fordham won in L2j, Ocean second
Drake third.
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Cue, 800. Oct l--Iho Chicago Union
Athletic club in a meeting last night with
drew i,r the AMATEUR Athletic Union Of
the United states and appointed Edward
Baker aud WillinmNgi.or a committee to
cooperate with committees u other clubs
Seeding from the Amateur Athletic Union
II the United State and the National
Amateur Athletic dissertation, In organic.
Ing new association of western clubs.
The Wanderers clHh ~ this city has also
Withdrawn from the Amateur Athletic
Union oi tho United States. A. G. Musiy
and W. y. saver. Oi tbc Wanderers, will
~ with Mcssrs. NallQr aud IlkCr 10 81
Louis October ~, and mcCt representatives
of the Missouri Amni,ur Athletic club,
the ra,umcs Of Sto louis, the Missouri
Gymnasium aud thc Turner socic.ics u
st. Louis, and hold meeting Tor tho or.
uuif1tion oi the Western association. The
ST. Louis clubs are m of thcm members
us the National Amateur association. Tho
proposed Western association II the result
OF the hght between The two rival athletic
organizations OF New York,
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TuE liver and kidneys must be kept in
good condition Hoods Saraparilla Is a
great remedy for regulating these organs
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SPORTING.
News from Track, Ring and Diamond
The New York Ball Club Wins the
Championship.
ChicaVo's Last Chance Ends In q
serabie .Whitewash.
Yesterdays Events at Latonia and
Jerome Park Courses.
seoossions from the American Athletic
union-A Western Association To Be
Formed-Teriffic Ring Fight
The Worlds Baseball Championship.

CNcrNSArr, o., Oct. 1.-The fifth day
Mt La,onia had fine weather, large attend
ance and good sport. The track was in
splendid condition and the time fast. Fol-
lowing is the summary
First Race-Purse; six furlongs. Ever
cit won, Leontine second, Deer Lodge
third. Time-l:l7t
Second Race-Selling; scyen'eighths oil
mile. litbcrt won, Hector second, Fan
anna third. Time-l:3Oi.
Third Race-Purse five furlongs. Him
doocrait first, Remini second, Tcnny third.
limo-l.O3.
Fourth Raco-Mie and seventy yards;
handicap. Lonnlight won, strideaway
second, Lavinia Belle third. 1imo-l4S4.
Fifth Race-Xoo Zoo stakes; six lurlongs
Mamie Tronzo won, llayilah second,
Queen OF Trumps third. Iime-llOi.
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
Following are the entries and weights
at Latonia today
Flint Race-Thteo.quaTl Of a mile; selling.
Tommy Il 100, Eight TO Scran l0i BlShy ~, Mr,h
iul iAuglc 100, Maggie ID lfi, Limestone %, lap
land M KensingtUn To-, Almenle W. Alta lu2'
Zig Time 100.
second Race Eleyen.siyrcnths Of mile.
Sportsman 10. Tcnny 10. tl~ius 40, santa cruz
no. Richlnnd iO7. Outbound no. Louis D no. Ma
cauley no. kcdccmer no.
Third Eacc-seycnoight this Of a mile: lima II 100
| Comedy 100 DOub, lO7, Clart More %, Gold star
~ Lizzie l. 100, lIope,lale Od Della ", Charies
/ Reed ~.
Fourth Raoc-one mile. Iihrcito u.s. vontrom
| lNi, Brother Ban'l0., Dorochvmcnt u, Hamlet VI
Dyer no, Mhiteuoe lOl, Myudou ~ Autpcrat ~
| Lewis Clark ius. Cinra o. Arundel W, steve Je
rome ~ Marsball Luke ~. Porter Ashc lOn
| Lenneta ~ GAlatea lOl, Osrrua iUI, Holland ~.
| tifth HAcc-NeVen-eirhtts Of mile. selling
Fmnrs as. lille Jayne los Ncya q lOi, folina 70
| ElucIidy ~. Hope gs rcacabl0w los, Nirgi
/ Weight 10, Bonnie Kitty iOi, MAY blossom 100.