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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08
MIR. FULLER.
His Nomination in the Senate.
1t is Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee and Kicked About.
Sherman Has Got n Lot OF Stop
Protests Against Him.
Mr.. Fuller Is Charged With Having
Been an Enemy OF the Union.
Bloody-shirt John Will Thoroughly
Investigate All This Truck Just
to Delay the Confirmation
General News.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal.
WASHINGTON, May when the Sem
ate committee on judiciary met today
the nomination OF Chief Justice Fuller was
referred to subcommittee without in
structions as to the time when II should be
reported to the full committee. At the same
time a large number OF letters and protests
against his confirmation were also referred
10 the subcommittee with instructions 10
investigate the same, from some prominent
citizens OF Illinois and of citizens Of the
east, and contained charges against Mr.
Fuller, who is said TO have been "a cop
perhoad during the late war, and to
have used his position as member
Of the Illinois Legislature TO discourage
the Union cause, and especially to have
voted against suspcnding the writ OF
habcas corpus, and making provisions TO
defend Illinois against the Confederate in
vasion. Chairman Edmunds by his ac-
ton gave evidence that he intends TO have
a thorough investigation made into Mr..
Fuller's record and character before action
is taken on the nomination. In that case
the probabilities are that no decision will
be arrived at in the case for some time yet,
and perhaps not at all this session.
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The He'll Telephone Cases.

WASHINGTON, May IA petition for
rehearing Of the Bell Telephone case was
filed In the clerks Office of the supreme
court today, by counsel for the Peoples
Telephone company, who claim that Daniel
Drawbaugh is the real inventor Of the tel
ephone. Copies OF tho petition were dis
tributed among the justices Of the court,
and II is probable that the matter will be
considered by them this week In the
recess Of the court, and the decision there
in announced next Monday, when the
present term OF the court closes. Only
those Justices who sat In the consideration
Of the telephone case originally will take
part In the application Tor q rchcaring.
The application can only bo granted ON
tho request Of one Of the three Justice,
who concurred In Chief Justice Waite,
opinion unfolding the validity Of Bcll'i
claim rs tile original inventor Of the tclc
phone.
In their petition the counsel pray that
the court will rchear and reconsider the
matters decided March 10, 1883, 80 far M
the same involves the question Of priority
Of invention OF the electric speaking iele-
phone between Alexander Graham Bell
and Daniel Drawbaugh, and that an order
bc entered reversing the decisions below
and dismiSing the appcllee's bills, with
cost TO the appellants In the two cascs In
which rchcaring il asked, namcly No.
40, the Peoples Telephone company ct
al, appellants, and No. IA, the Overland
Telephone company ct al, appellants, both
vs. the American He'll Telephone company
ct al The grounds Of the application for n
rohearing are stated 20 be: % That the
court In is opinion inadvertently erred In
respect 10 certain matters Of fact, and Of
law material 10 aud decisive Of these casos,
and (2) that In consequence Of these errors,
the decision Of the court was against the
weight Of evidence.
The application for n rehcaring Is signed
by 4. Y. Sander Hill, q. Il. Edmunda,
Chas. 7. Crosby aud II. q. Andrews, oi
counsel, with appellants.
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The Tnnricr Amir.

WASHINGTON, May The following
statement In regard 10 the Tangicr affair IL
issued by the department Of State;
at is not true that there has been any
refusal by the Sultan Of Morocco to arbi-
tratc. lie proposed 10 MIR Lewis some
weeks ago 10 send u special agent to Tan.
gior TO discuss with Mr.. LOWS matters Of
difIercncc-ail questions upon which they
could not agree 20 be- referred 10 some
third person. With the approval Of the
State department, Mr.. LOWS agrees 10 this
fud after some discussion no TO details q
complete understanding WIS reached. The
meetings were 10 begin on Saturday last,
Tho presence Of the Quinncbaug nj Tangicr
was casual and had nothing 10 do with the
discussions between Mr.. Lewis and the
authorities. The Quinnebaug is ON a reg.
ular cruisan
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Mississippi supreme Court.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, May Tho supreme
court rendered decisions today in the fol-
lowing cases
by Arnold, j.: louis Pittoski VI. Bertha
Kupier, from Monroe chancery court; af-
firmcd. Torment, Walker 4 Go. w. Pin.
son 4 Crow, from Choctaw circuit court;
affirmed. j. o. Bryant vs.. the State, con-
victed In the Union circuit court for viola
ton OF the local option law; reversed and
rcmanded. John Prowitt w, the State, con.
victed in Calhoun circuit court Of assault
and battery; affirmed.
by Cooper, q. j.: Seth 7. Pool vs..
Allen Ellis, from Clay chanccry court;
reversed and decree here. George Evans
VI. the State, convicted In Montgomery
circuit court Of arson; reversed and re-
manded Md new trial awarded. Martha
llignito ct nj. W.. Nccdham llignitc 1T AL.
from Prontiss chancery court; reversed
and rcmamlcd.
by Campbell, j.. 8. A. Brooks W. the
State, convicted In Ice circuit court for
sale OF alcohol for medicinal purposes with.
out prescription; reversed and rcmandcd.
Alcck Robertson W. the State, convicted
in Clay circuit court for hog stealing; nj.
ilrmed. Illinois Central Railroad com.
pany vs. Annie T.. Wcathcrlcy, from
NalObusha circuit court; affirmed.
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Delegates Pouring Into Nashville
by the Hundreds.
The Taylor Men Growing Very Blus
Over the Prospect.
The Betting Is Largely Against Bob
In the Pools.
Mcconnell is Favorite and Big Odd
Arc Being Given on the Field
Taylor Denies the Charl-
ton Charge.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May THE publ
cation in the Banner this afternoon of the
card which appeared in The ArPEAL to
day, from G. W. Charlton, created quite
q sensation in Nashville, and the universal
opinion is that Taylor's chances for renomi.
nation are greatly lessened. In fact, Tay.
lor's political enemies arc more jubilani
than ever. Gov. Taylor will not be inter
viewed.
Delegates TO the State convention, which
meets tomorrow, are coming in on every
train, and the hotels have the appearance OF
another race week.
The Hon. =. q. Haskell, chairman OF
the State Democratic executive committee,
IL in the city, and has called q meeting o
the committee for tonight, when tenn
porary chairman OF the convention will
bc chosen. No idea rs TO who this man
will be can now bo obtained. The follow
ing arc the reports from tho
conventions held today Humphreys
instructed for Daniel. Wilson did not
instruct, but the delegates are evenly
divided between Daniel aud Trousdale.
Chcatham county instructed for Daniel.
The Williamson county delegation met for
organization and are three for Daniel TO
one against him. Robertson instructed
for Daniel unanimously. All the conyen-
tons passed anti-protcction, anti-Blair bill
resolutions, and resolutions indorsing
Clcvcland's administration. Maury's
delegation met today aud organized.
Marshall and Bedford counties have
/ IaH...
is not probable that Davidson
county viii compliment Taylor with mora
than Onc-third Of her votes. Tho Davidson
county convention met today aud nomi-
mated candidates for county offices. Mar.
shall for sheriff, Hudson for tax assessor.
and Morrow for trustee, compose thu
ticket. Geo. w. White was elected chair
man Of the county executive committee
some two years ago, hut in some way
| or other the Hon. Joseph II. Acklcn got tina
! chairmnnship and Mr. White has been
| lost sipht Of Acklcn has boon discharg.
ing the dutica Of chairman, and today he
fore the convention organized he organ.
lied the county executive committee
which, by q plan without precedent o.
Acklcn's, IL composed OF one delegate
from each ward aud district ia the county
aud city.
Ackcn wns elected chairman of the con-
vcntion. When the committee adjourned
Acklcn was in the act Of calling the con-
ycntion "a order, when Gcorgr W. White,
rcdivivus stepped forward and requested
Mr., Acklon Ia hand him the gavc, which
request was complied with, aud AIR. Ack.
len bowed out subsequently consider
able opposition 10 Mr.. ACklcn was mnnl-
tested, and resolutions were adopted tho
effect oi which was 10 declare the orguni.
zalion oi the committee null and void.
Mr.. Acklcn resigned IN a warm speech.
The executive committee will bo rcorgan-
! iyed
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ARKANSAS POLITICS.
rhIIIIp- Cennl, cen,rnl

Special pispatch a. The Appeal
IlriEVA, Ark, MAY THE Demo-
cratic convention Of Phillips county met
today nj Marvel, anil wa one 81 the larg-
ct attended conventions held Tor years.
Gen. J. G. Tappan WIS elected chairman
81 tho convention. The five delegates Of
Phillips county were instructed To vote for
s. l.. Hughes, for Governor A. w.
Tiles, Tor Auditor; Samuel Black, for Sec
rotary Of State; o. +. Russell, Tor Supcrin-
lcndcnt Of Public Instruction.; Paul NJ.
Cobbs, for Land Commissioner; W. +.
Atkinson, for Attoncy-Gcncal Sterling
Il. Cockcrcll, for Chief Juilicc Of the su.
prcmc Court.
Mcwn. r. w. Kcsscc, J. G. Tappan, i.
o. Thwcalt, ]. T.. Clopt0n and W. VI:
Gmnt were chosen us delegates 20 attend
the State convention at Little Rock.
M.ssD. N. &. Rabb, A. J. Jaunan, $.
II. King and n. l.. Grant and lanccy wcro
chosen tO attend the congressional con..
yontion nj Helena. The county declared
unanimously for W. II. Cato t0r Congress.
Mcssrs. i. l.. Roberts, Jacob Fink, II.
@. Homer, VIM. Neal and W. I. salo
we're chosen "a delegates 10 attend the
judicial convention ut Marvel.
The issue Of interest was the adoption OF
rejection Of fusion ticket. by u small
majority Il was determined 20 have a
fusion ticket that Is 10 conccdo the Repub-
leans three offices on the ticket, namely;
One representative, coroner and eoun-
~ treasurer. This ticket Is the ono
that was adopted two ycan since.
All Of the delegates were instructed.
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Two sudden neniI,..

ST. LoUIs, Mo-, May 7.-Nls. Annie T..
Eisenbarh was walking through her resi-
dencc yesterday morning when she sud-
denly fell to the floor ano expired before
assistance arrived. Aitor a physician had
examined the PROSTATE body and pro-
nounced life extinct one OF the family went
10 the residence Of Mn Mary Hoffman,
sister Of the unfortunate )man, and noti-
fled her Of her sisters sudgen death Mrs.
Hoffman hurriedly prepa.c ed for q visit 10
the grief-stricken househoi. She arrived
ut the house in n short time, and after
glancing at her dead siiicr she fell pros
tralo on the ikaPr aud died in a short limo.
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EXECUTIVE SESSION.
TuE NEW SCHEME.
what Endicotf Thinks Of the River
aud Hnrbor scheme.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WAsnrNoToS, May 7.-Attention has
already been called in these dispatches to
the bill introduced in Congress-, pro
posing the establishment OF bureau Of
internal improvement. The main point
sought 20 be accomplished was change
Of the present mode OF making
appropriations for the improvement
OF riven and harbos, and taking
the work out OF the army engineers hands
and giving II into those Of the board OF
civil engineers established by the bill.
Senator Cullom introduced the bill in the
Senate. aud Mr. breckenridge, Of Arkansas,
presented Il In tho House. The Sen.
alto commerce committee has given n
hearing 10 the friends OF the meas
urc. and the House committee will
probably shortly DO requested 10 hear argu.
mcnts on the subject. The Secretary OF
War Is opposed 10 the measure. In a
communication sent 10 the Senate commit
tee on commerce, Mr.. Endicott says.
"Tho proposed corps Of civil engineers
Il . be composed Of Gi5 officers
with pay amounting TO Sl,ls0000, "a
which will shortly be added the
expense OF n civil retired list, which
must, before many years, become heavy
charge against the treasury, inasmuch as
the age act at the time Of appointment Is
not fixed. The expense Of this proposed
corps will, therefore, greatly exceed that oil
the present establishment From the
above facts / am Of the opinion that
the proposed change Is not warranted,
either on the score Of efficiency
or economy. Section fourteen OF the pro
posed bill considers the methodsof making
appropriations for the various river and
harbor works throughout the country, and
formulatcs n policy which, II adopted by
Congress, viii be Of undoubled benefit &c
few works 10 the exclusion OF the great
mass Of them, otherwise tho river and
harbor bill exceed thc proportions o.
the reasonable limits. Ills exceedingly
questionable whether the interests Of the
country at large would be promoted by q
change which would require the suspen'
sion OF operations upon most Of the works
now in progress and permit them TO delay,
while few were advanced 10 completion
ut a somewhat less cost
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to pass the civil service examination, all
honorably discharged Federal soldiers and
sailors of the late war upon satisfactory ev-
idenco of good character and capability.
The Secretary Of the Treasury this after
noon accepted 81 800 bonds as follows:
Coupon As, 1000 at 1864; 5000 at 1891;
$500 ut l26. Fours registered 81 900 ut
1861; AS registered 5000 at 1914
There are no new developments ut the
Treasury department in regard to the miss
ing 900 of the American Exchange
National bank. Detectives were at the OF
flee of the express agent in the building
today investigating tho matter Tho re-
sponsibility for the loss lies between the
officers of the bank and the officers Of the
express company, and detectives are en-
gagged in the interests Of each.
Postmaste1 appointed Yesterday in Ar
kansas; w. N. Rutledge, Marble, Madi-
son county.
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rxpLosIoN on Tng suLrANA.
Another Theory Of tho Cause Advanced
byaBt. Louis Man.

ST.. Louis, No., May 7.-Th eawiul cxplo-
sion on the steamer suliana near Memphis
twcnty-thrcc years ago In which nearly
1900 Union soldiers lost their lives, has
always been mystery. The survivors Ut
their reunion have recently made n num-
Der Of statements regarding the affair, but
the most sensational story has been told
by resident u this city, William q.
Sircctcr Ills statement likes tho oxplO-
sion rs the result oi design. lie claims
that noted Confederate blockade runner
aud mail carrier named Robert Lowdon,
better known during the war ~ Charles
Dale, was the author 81 the terrible disas.
ter. slrcctcr claims that lowden told
him, after the Gloss Of the war, that while
the Sultana lay at tho Memphis wharf, hc
smugglcd aboard large lump Of coal In
which was concealed a torpedo. This ho
deposited on the fuel pile In front Of the
boilers for the express purpose Of causing
the destruction Of the boat
Whether the responsibility for the awful
crime rests solely with lOwdcn, orwhethcr
lao was acting under tho direction Of 9th.
crs, Strcoier Ii unable 10 say. Lowdcn
had nm adventurous career, being captured
several times while running blockades,
and once narrowly escaped execution.
What has become of him Il not known.
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Special Dispatch " Tue Appeal
WAHISGroS, May 7.-Sonaior Voor.
hoes was in his place in the Senate ycstcr.
day for the Gnt timo since his encounter
with Senator Ingalls,. lie IL still suffering
acutcly from the carbuncle on his leg and
walks with difficulty. lie has In prcpaH-
ton further reply 10 Senator Ingalls,, and
10 other assaults upon his record during
tho war, 10 be delivered at the reception
rendered him In this city. llc was n fin,
inclined 10 signify his regret ut his UNI
parliamentary language In the senate, but
after thinking the matter over concluded
that the assault made upon him justified
the cpihets used In reply. II Is under.
stood 10 be his intention, therefore, 30 pay
no further attention 10 the matter In the
Senate unless IL Is opened by some other
senator.
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after the leader, but Persmmons was not
to be overtaken and he dashed under the
wire winner by length from Badge who
was three lengths in front OF Alamo, third.
Time-l:4S4.
Pools-Persimmons, $50 Badge, "a;
Prather, S2i; field, SIS.
Post Odds -Persimmons, even money
straight, 2 to . place; Badge, to D place.
ToDAY's PROGRAM.
The following are the entries, weights
and pooling for today's races
First Race-pursc: threc-quarters OF a mile
Starters Cleaner III, $50; Penimmons, los, $50
Emma Hancock, ~, s.; Kihnany, W; shot over,
l03 Volatile LOG, in the field for s..
Second Race--ph9nix hotel stakes; one mile and
aquarter. Starters Autocrat, lie, eco; Macbeth,
us s75; Chevalier, IFS, $50.
Third Race-selling; one mile. Redstone a. SO !;
Kirklin ~ $50; Tudor 90. $50; Frederick %, SO
steve jerome 10, sla Laudlady9I, and John Gray
l02 In the field for sla
Fourth Race--pursc half mile Meta 100, s25;
Joyful 100, $40; verture llb, $40; Chethowee III,
sl3; Kanta, 100, $40; Alga, Jesse May, Ban Maud
Ward, unlucky Pcralta, Harmony, 100 each, aud
Martin Russell Ill., In the field for $40. An extra
race for thrceycar-o lds and upward Will close
tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock,
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Greuadu.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
GRENADA, Miss, May The city cleo
ton today was quiet ant resulted in the
election Of the entire Democratic ticket.
The principal contest, wlieh was lively
one, was over the Office Of city marshal
and tax collector, w. II. Crowder, the
regular nominee, being successful by ma
jority Of sixty-scven, larger even than the
party expected, over l.. { Dubard, indie
pendent candidate and cscnt city mar
shal, and who has been an efficient officer.
II was complete triumph for young De-
mocracy and shows Grenada democratic 10
the core. The present mayor, G.. II.
Adams, was reelected without opposition,
thus showing what his ability and past
record has been. The Mississippi Press
association conyencs here May 9, and 10
which Grenada sends cordial invitation
10 the Memphis press.
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The BaItimorc Meeting.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May The spring
meeting of the Maryland Jockey club will
begin at Pimlico tomorrow, and the indi-
cations now arc that II will be q success.
The track was never in better condition,
and there are horses now on the grounds
to assure good fields in all the purse races.
The stake races have ample nominations
to insure interesting events. While no
steeple chases have been arranged in the
programs, they viii DO given II steeple-
chase horses are on the grounds, so that at
least five races per day will be run, and
possibly on two or more days a steeplc-
chase race will be provided for after the
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v. a M. s.ocLbo,a,,. vceiInr.

NEW YoRK, May 1.-The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Vicksburg
4 Meridian railroad was held today at the
Office Of Receiver Bond All the old
board Of directors wer, reelected, and
they reelected President schG and Vice
President q. g. Harvey. A resolution was
passed continuing the power ol The rcor.
ganizaiion committee. Tic annual report
shows deficit In meeting all expenses OF
sGG,33O againsta deficit Of .lll, 49, lor the
previous year.
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ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENON.
A Strange and ominous storm-sovoral
People Drowned.

People Drowned.
WICHITA, Kas,, May IA strange at
mosphoncal phenomenon waswiinessed nj
Maize, west Of this city yesterday. A
storm cloud bunst and extended over a
space, parallclopam in form, about 500
yards wide and one mile In length. For
bali an hour the min camo down In tor
rents. The heavens were black aud n
darkness almost equal 10 that Of night
covered the entire area. People ran
frightened from their homes, many CRYING
that the end Of the world had come
MaiAo IL situated on the south bank OF the
Arkansas river aud the streets were
turned into riycn-, which fortunately
found outlets into the Arkansas. An eve
witness describes the the rains ms coming
down In torrents, washing away n mum.
Der Of houses aud moving others from
foundations. house In which n family
named Rocky lived, was picked up by
the floods and carried into tho Arkansas
river, where Il sank, drowning Rocky,
his vile and two children. A number II
narrow escapes arc reported. The wnior
from the cloud seemed 10 como straight
down and could not have bcon thicker had
IL found ~ source from lako In the mir.
The bodies Of the l,ockby family have not
yet been recovered. The amount Of dam.
age will be very large n great many head
Ol hOnCB and cattle we're drowned.
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OF In,ere.t 60 cen,clloncr..

CmoAoo, ILL.,, May 7..-Judgo Gresham,
In the federal court, today, rendered a
decision Of interest 10 conioctioncrs
throughout the United States, when he
ruled that the lIammcrsclag patents for
waxed paper covered only such paper as
Is made by machinery. llammcnclag
sought 10 rcstruin Frederick A Wichclman
from an alleged infringement Of the waxed
paper patent. Judge Gresham held that,
Wichelman's paper having been made by
hand there was no infringement, and dis
missed HammersclaQ's bill.
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THE NASHVILLE ENcAMPMENT,
The Prospect OF Grand Time Very
Factoring.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May THE open
ing day Of the encampment and interstate
drill, May 81, will find the c,0v In holiday
attire and alive with military and civic
visitors. The success OF the enterprise Is
already assured. From thirty to forty mill
tary organizations from other States will
be here, besides Tennessee militia. The
grand street parade promises 10 eclipse any
thing OF tho KIND ever witnessed in
the south. A number Of celebrated
bands will be in line. The value Of the
prizes is sufficiently tempting 10 mako
the contestants do their best ON the drill
grounds. That an immense crowd will be
here is evidenced by tho fa.,t :hat the ho
tells are daily in receipt Of htiors ordering
rooms in advance for both ladies and gen
tlemcn. Tho illustrated papers will have
special representatives here 20 sketch
various scenes Of the week. A number OF
distinguished men will also be present by
invitation, including several ex -gencrals Of
both sides OF the civil war.
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTIONS.
Al Due,k NH.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Duck HILL, Miss, May THE munich.
pal election held here today resulted Us
follows
For Mayor, T. ]. Jiniord, reelected; for
aldermen, DIR. 4. II. Troiter, 4. g. Curry,
Il. Q. Fox and II. VI. Cafrey; for marshal,
Claude T.. Sykes. This IN > strong ticket,
and insurcs our town good government.
Needed rains have fallen and farming
interests are bright.
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Today's sport.
The following are the entries for today

First Race-Fye furlongs. Starters sam Harper
IT,, 1870, Duke OF Bourbon, 49, Volta, i06; Vance
los; Britannia, -; First Chance, lOl. Fannie H.,
Ql; Branch, i0i and Harry Russell, 100
Second Racc-Annual homebred stakes; one
mile. starterS Belle .dor, llS; Refund, IFS; An
ME G, III, and Glendale, lis
Thirl Raco-Thrcc quarters Of a mile. Starters
Golden Reel, l0l; Sam Brown l0i Monte Crlso
~; SAKE, l0S Romano, %; Satisfied, %; Jubilee,
100, and King II. l02
Fourth Race -Ilcndicap; one mile. Starters:
Patroccs l09 Glcnmound, l0s Panama, 100; sum
kccnc, v5; Bess, ll3; Valiant, ~. Al Reed l0d;
My own, lOi Queen Elizabeth, lOi; klamath, lO2
aud Brlggonettc, iO6
Fifth Racc-One mile. Letrim, ll5: Tho Dour
bon, ia lanero, ia; Hawley, iOii sayini, W and
Lottery. ia