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River Telegrams.


PTT1sBURG Pa, Dec. 22.-River7 feet and fall
ing fast. Weather clear and pleasant.
WHEELING. W. Va. Dec 22-Rivcr II feet 10
inches and falling. Weather clear and cold.
CINCINNATI o., Dec 22-Rivcr 20 ieet 10 inches
md rising Weather clear Thermometer 81 p.
Night-Rlvcr y feet ? Inches aud rising. Weather
clear. Departed: DcSOto, Memphis Paris C. Brown,
New orleans.
yICKsBURG Miss, Dec. 2o.-River has risen 4
Inches Passed down. Dakota H. for ouachita
River. from st. Louis. pm; Guiding star, Gin.
cinnail 20 New orleans, . pm. Passed up: City OF
~ Louis. g. Louis.
CAIRO Ill, Dec. 22.-River II feet inches and
rising Weather clear aud cool. Arrived: Arkan.
ais City, s. Louis. am; Il. A. Speed, below. 9
am: A. 3. Wills, below. 10 am. Departed Mis-
sissippl. Elmot am.
LOUISVILLE. XIV, Dec. 22--Noon-Rlver ris-
ing with o feet nj inches on the falls and feet
/ Inch In the canal. Weather clear and cold.
Nght-Rivcr rising. with feet Inch on the
rnln
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Correspondents Christmas Git.

WAsmSoroS, Dec. IA pleasant affair
occurred here tonight The Washington
correspondents, as a token Of their apprccia-
ton of the kind offices on several occasions
Of George W. Boyd, assistant general pas
scngcr agent and Robert A. Park,
Southern passenger agent, both Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, presented each
Of them with a dinner service Of spoons
aud forks, all solid silver, suitably engraved
and contained In handsome box with sill
yer corners and hinges and bearing a tablet
inscribed. Presented by the Washington
correspondents, December y. 1854" The
presentation speech was made by Fred ID.
Musscy. Of the Cincinnati Commercial. Ga.
friie. The affair was entirely informal, aud
Mcssrs. Boyd aud Park were In total igno-
rance Of the object Of the gathering but
managed " respond In fitting terms.
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A HOLIDAY APPEARANCE
Worn About the Capitol Yesterday-Lit
tie Business Done.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Nearly everything
around the Capitol building presented hol-
iday appearance today, and many Senators
and Representatives who live within days
travel, more or less, from the National Capt.
tall have availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity offered by the adjournment of Con-
gress to the % prox. to go home. Between 100
and l25 members Of the House have already
left here, and others are expected to leave on
the later trains. Only one of the five candi-
dates for Speaker (Mr. Reed. OF Maine, has
gone home. The other four will probably
remain in the city during the recess. The
only indication of any work being done on
the House side was in the Appropriations
Committee room, where Messrs Randall and
Ryan, members OF the subcommittee in
charge OF the sundry civil appropriation bill,
were engaged in hearing statements from
several officers Of some of the execu-
tive departments in relation TO the
portions Of the bill relating 10 their respect
I've bureaus. The Senate Chamber pre-
scented deserted appearance, rs did the
House. The only evidence of the work was
in the room Of the Committee on Finance,
where Senator Allison constituted himself a
subcommittee Of one and gave hearing TO
Representative Gear, of Iowa, who made an
argument opposing any change in the ex-
istng duty ON cane for chairs. About fif-
teen Senators have left the city and more
will leave this evening.
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No View TRIAL Tor sarah Jane.

PnuApurm,, Pa, Dee p Judge All
SON TODAY ovcrulcd the motion for a new
trial in The ease u Mrs. Sarah Jane Willing
convicted ~ the murder II her little
daughter BERTHA by poisoning and sen.
tcnccd 10 be hanged Mrs Willing r..
cci'cd her sentence with apparent indin, r.
cncc. The death ~ little bertha wns lie
Indictment ON which she was convicted hut
bad conviction failed she would have been
tired Tor the muplcr II her husband aud In.
liant boy Willie. The husband aud two
children died within a period of three
months aud after her arrest Mr. Willing
confessed Ia having poisoned them an Tor a
few hundred dollars insurance which WIS
carried on their lives. The defense was In.
sanity
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LEATHER APRONS NEW METHOD.
Instead Of Mutilating His Victim, He
StranQles Her

Instead Of Mutilating His Victim, He
Strangles Her.
LONDON, Dec. 2l.-The body of woman
whose name is unknown was found yes
terday morning in the streets OF Poplar, in
the suburbs OF London. An empty phial
lay alongside the body, and the impression
first formed was that the woman had COM
mitted suicide. At the coroner's inquest
today, however. the physicians who ex-
amined the body testified that there were
no signs OF poison in the stomach, and de-
clared their belief that the woman had
been murdered by strangulation. They
said the condition of the body justified
this belief, and in addition to this there
was mark on the woman's neck which
showed that small cord had been tied
tightly around it. The woman was Of low
character. When the body was found it
was still warm, II was lying in an open
thoroughfare, and there is no possibility
that the woman could have taken her own
life. Some persons believe that her muir
derer is identical with the Whitechapel
iiend, who, they think, has adopted 4 new
method OF disposing of his victims,
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Those Ind nnyonets.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-ln relation to COM
plants of the inferior quality Of the bayo'
nets used by the troops at Suakim, Wilkinson
& Son, the arms manufacturers, who fur
nished the weapons, explain that they arc
unable to make bayoncts in England now,
owing partly to their inability to secure
skilled workmen and partly 10 the incompe'
tence Of their new factory, work on which is
being pushed forward. They state that Ger
many is now the center of the sword making
industry OF the world. The War Office au-
thorities regard this explanation as reason
uhIa
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Manitoba HAIR breeds.

OTTAWA, Dec. 22-rho Government has
no adylccs whatever in reference to the re-
ported raid of several hundred half breeds
from Manitoba on Turtle Mountain Rcser.
walton in Dakota, and dispatch from Relic,
DIX, which appeared in the papers a day or
two ago, IL considered here TO be a canard.
a number Of Canadian half breeds crossed
the line about the time OF the rebellion and
settled south of Fort Benton, In D3yil's
Lake County, In Northern Dakota, and re-
ports have been received here to the effect
that they have decided 10 become permanent
settlers IN the United States.
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SUBSCRIBE for THE WEEKLY APEEAL.

A. J. Cassatt's stable is credited with
winning SSl, 20j.50 in 1888. The horses
contributing TO this total were Paragon,
three years, six races, s3l ,lG0.50; The
Bard, five years, seven races, Sl0, l4O
Eurus, five years, nine races, SIS, 800; Now
or Never, three years, four races, $3.50
Marauder, three years, three seconds
81, $50; Felicia, two years, one race, 81, 100
Banner Bearer, five years, two races
81, $50; Folio. three years, one race, $500
llaroboll, two years, one second, 500
Maidstone. two years, one second, $40
Sweet Avon, two years, ono third. $50
Paragon, the principal winner is a full
brother 10 Connemara.
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Locomotive sparks.

VNcENSEs Ind, Dec. 22-'rhe noted
Starch Works case Of J. A. Cunningham ct
al. W. the Evansville & Tcrrc lIautc Rail-
road, has terminated in n disagreement by
the jury. In 1870 Cunhinghams starch
works In this city burned down, and the
plaitin alleged that the fire started from
damage suit was instituted for s2OO, 600 and
IN the first suit the defendants won. A new
trial was had IN the Davies Circuit Court,
and the plaintiff was given verdict Of
Sg2 500 This trial IN the Pike Circuit Court
at Petersburg resulted In disagrcon cnL
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proprietor Of the Sunday World TO testify In
the select council bribery investigation and
answer the questions as TO the soundness OF
information upon which they based edi-
torals In which they charged that
men in the Interest OF the Northeastern Ell
oyated project. The witnesses, when before
the committee, refused 10 divulgc their
sots~es OF information on the ground that
II was contrary 10 newspaper ethics and the
honor Of their profession The City Solicitor
then Appealed to the court with the above
roquif
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nent among .their creditors are b. Lowcn-
stein 4 BroG of Memphis. 49, 300, and the
Memphis Grocery Company $1,000 The
failure looks very bad. The assets will not
exceed $4,000. Your corresp ndcnt heard
n drummer, representative of one of the
creditors, say that Trottor drew $4,000 out
OF bank day before he failed.
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rxploslon =. q passenger Coach.

Tv-ooLA, m, ID g. 22,-Ihc explosion of a
hot water pipe In a day coach ON the Illinois
Central train last evening filled the car with
steam aud created panic Every passenger
attempted Ia run out Of the car NJ the same
instant aud many were tramplcd upon aud
more or less hurt Mrs. Ida Fierce of this
place. was among the passengers, and she
alone retained sufficient nerve to pull the
bell cord aud stop the tmin. A number 81
ladies attempted Ia jump from the train he.
uusapuWvrs.
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s'arncII's Signature.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-In the House Of Com.
mons today, Mr.. Kimber, Conservative,
moved that the clerk OF the House appear
before the Parnel Commission when It re-
assembled and produce for its inspection the
members roll containing Mr.. Parnell's sigma.
turc.
Mr.. Sexton protested against the motion,
but IL was carried by q vote Of "a TO 10.
II is said that Mr.. Kimber's motion Is the
result Of n prcconcerted plan agreed on by
the Conservatives all of whom voted for It's
adoption.
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ASH. 900 nreacn a, Promise sui.

LoWELT, Mass, Dec. 22-Miss Catherine
Teresa Mclncry has given notice To John
H. Buitcrick of AN action ngninst him to
recover $1,000 In n breach Of promise suit,
Miss McEncry, Il Is understood, has engaged
Gen. Butler Ia conduct her case. Miss Me-
Emery Is one Of the daughters Of Hugh
McEncry one Of the oldest Irish residents
Of Lowell. The defendant is member Of
the firm Of 4. IT, Buttcrick a Co, druggists,
aud was formerly cashier Of the Wamcst
nnul
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Convicts Make Break Tor Liberty.

SpecInI Dlspnich % The Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 22.-Two Of the
conyicts working out on Fourche turnpike,
few miles from this city, made break for
liberty this morning, but were recaptured
after an exciting chase. The guards who
pursued them fired several shots, but the
men disappeared in the thick underhrush
that lines the road in the vicinity. Blood
hounds were put on their tracks, and in less
than half an hour they were under the sur
VIGILANCE OF these convict catchers and re-
turned 10 the stnckndo.
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TALK WITH THE BARK ON IT.
"Plowboy" Harris Sails Into Shelby's
Free School System.

J. l.. Harris, known far and wide rs 1.-THE
plowboy," who ran for Congress about six
years ago Is candidate for County Superin-
tendent OF Public Schools lie has issued a
circular letter to each of the magistrates IN
forming them of the fact which contains the
following stunning charge;
"The free schools as now operated, and as
mockcry upon the cause Of education, and q
robbery of the public treasury. believe |
can bring about the needed reform and
secure better schools than we have had fol-
the past ten years and save from 5000 to
$4,000 per year TO the taxpayers of the
county; and II elected and fail to do so
will resign, as l would not be party TO O
fraud upon the cause Of education and the
robbery of the public treasury"
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Conductor and Brakemnn KILLED.

Pueblo, Col, Dec. 22.-This morning al
Cucharas, forty miles south of this city, the
Denver and Rio Grande freight conductor,
w. T.. Comstock, and brakeman, Henry
Borst, were killed by bake wheel giving
way. Both men were turning the brake
when IL gave way. Borst was run over by
the train and instantly killed Comstock's
skull was fractured, he living only few
minutes
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SAM MAY CLOSED OUT.
Creditors swoop Down Upon Him With
Hoavy Attachments.

Sam May, the gents furnishcr, costumcr,
etc, at No. 2G0IS Main street, went TO the
wall yesterday, for $l2,35s, with perhaps
more counties to hear from.
The run of creditors began carly yesterday
morning, before Justice J. NJ. Coleman, and
when the polls closed tho list appeared as
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Very CooIiy Done.

INV IoRK. Dec 22-Joscph Thomas, q
colorod cook Of thiriy-scyon years, entered a
station-housc tonight and, handing sig
said bc had shot his wife and her parnmour,
whom be had found together Of his resi-.
dcncc, NJ. iu West Thiriicth street. The
statement was true; the wife was reputable.
She will die. The wounded man Is In a crit.
zeal condition
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white Cap. Threaten n Mayor.

WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. 22-This even
ing Mayor Scabright received letter in red
ink signed "whit, Caps" threatening him
with summary punishment II he did not re-
form his methods Of living. As his Honors
conduct Is above rcproach lac Is at a loss Ia
understand the missivc. A similar letter
threatened a morning newspaper man. II
was claimed In tho latter that the organiEa
ton numbers forty men.
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Go to Thayer,s Tor llne aIamonds.

George @. White, Paris, KY, has pur-
chased from Charles Beckman, Stony
Ford, n. Y, for Sl5, 900, the bay stallion
Victor Won Bismarck. foaled in 1867, by
Rysdyk' IIamblclonian, dam Hattie
Wood (dam Of Louis Napoleon, etc, by
Sayrc's Harry Clay. Since Victor Won
Bismarck has been at Capt. 7. l.. Moore's
Cedan, Shawhan, Ky, lac has been a very
successful sire. Among those 10 his credit
are Blue Grass IIamblcionian, 2:20t Edge
mark, three year old record 2;2l; Escape,
four year old record 2:26l; lIambrino Bis
marck. Kentucky IIambletonian, Ken.
lucky Volunteer, and many others Of
promise.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE MEMPHIS
WEEKLY APPEAL.
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- - ----7-"-@~
Seven or Eight Killed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 22.-Dispatchcs from
Arizona say that a construction train on the
Arizona & Southeastern Railroad, with some
sixty laborcrs on board, jumped the track
near coke siding Thursday evening and
rolled down high embankment, killing
seven or eight Of the men aud wounding sew.
eral others Particulars had not been re.
reived
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A uerr, chrl.,mn. Tor tho rnrc..

wAsmNuroy. Dec. 22.--Fourtccn boys en-.
ploycd ~ pages In the United States senate
Chamber were made happy today by q sub
stantinl remembrance from senator Stan.
ford, uf california. lie presented each boy
with a crisp new sjuO bill with the wish
that each might enjoy a merry Christmas
and a hnppy New Year
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An Editor In Trouble.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Pit Is reported
here that u. S. Carraway, editor Of the
Messy Creek Yisiior, was arrested today for
obtaining money under false prctcnscs by
giving checks on a Chattanooga bank in
which lac had no deposits.
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ooycynmen, GUN Contract.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The Secretary Of
War has awarded the contract for furnish
ing 81, 10000 worth Of steel for forgings for
eight. ten and twclyc-inch high power guns
60 the Bethlehem Iron Compan., their bid
being the lowest, and within the statutory
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suAEIN, Dec. 22.-Gen. Grcnfcll reviewed
the troops Of his command today. He after
ward addressed them, praising the bravery
which they had shown IN Tuesdays battle.
lie also read kilograms from Mr.. Stanhopc
Secretary " War the Duke Of Cambridge
aud the Queen congntulating them on their
the General
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LorsvutE n.y., Dec, 22.-John Barber,
who was Mayor oi Louisville In 1855. Is lying
at the point II death At hi. home near the
city. lis daughter. the wife u bishop Gal.
lalicr. arrived Yesterday. other children
arr also nj his bedside.
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srtEIu, Dec. p The copy Of the Khe.
dives letter 10 Emin Pasha, forwarded TO
aon. Grvniel by Osman Digua. proves 90 DO
an exact reproduction ot the Uriginhl. \
spy from llandnub reports that the village
II cuwdcd with wounded Arabs, among
Ihrm hrlnr arNrrll ImInA
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A mad IVES, po,., ra,,urc.

spc'ial pispaich Ia Tho Appeal
wnr PoiNr. Miss, Dec. 22-Ccditors
from various quarter, continue TO come he re
to interview w. r. Troiicr & Co, who failed
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A Dynamite Plot.

MApRrD, Dec. PA petard was exploded
last night at the door of the residence Of
Senior Canovas Del Castillo. Only slight
damage was done but the greatest alarm was
caused among the members Of the house
hold. No arrests have as yet been made.
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Pniiinrr,. CIR 20 Paris.

PANS. Dec. 22.--The Municipal Council
has accepted the statues of Lafayette and
Washington, presented to the city by tho
Hon. Joseph Pulitzer, Of the New York
HioFM
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Irozeu IN DcatIt.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 22.-Edward Gala
CHER, machinist, was found frozen to death
this morning, 500 feet from his house. lie
was iifty-one years OF age, and leaves q wife
and eight or nine children.
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NEw YoRK, Dec The steamer Chateau
LATTE, from bordeaux, which arrived here
yesterday with smallpox In her stecrnge, Is
still detained at Quarantine. Several new
cases Of the contagion II was reported today,
had broken out ON the vessel since her ar
rival. e
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IenrnnIl.,. nrfn...,n In,,ln.-

fmAprLrni,, Dec. 22.-Judrc Badlc. this
afternoon. issued a decree dirciinr W. N.
yunn. editor and proprietor " the S,Hdlv
Inan'cripi and Hugh a. Mullen. editor and
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Ms Thom., NcI... Page.

RIcuNoSp, Va, Dec. 22.-The wife Of DR..
Thomas Nelson Page, the well known
author, died here today, age twenty-six.
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On December q, %, %, "a. %, %. 10,
~ and January !, the Tennessee Midland
Railway will sell round trip tickets be-
tween all stations nj one fare for the round
trip. Tickets good returning until Janu-
AIRY .. J. I. GARNER, q. +. A.
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Fun opera glasscs at Thaycr's.

Music RoLts, Cases and Folios.
JEssE FREScn CO., No. 363 Main 81.
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The cause Of the failure Is said TO be due
to the failure of brother some time ago
In which Sam was involved TO the extent Of
a few thousand, all OF which is now tied up
in chancery.
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MrlC RoiIs, Cnscs and Folios
JEssE fuENCu Co, No. 363 Main 81.
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ProuiA. H.. Dee p. In the ease against
john !. Farri- for the murlcr OF stcphcr
McGchcc. the July todny brought In n yer
diet 1T guilty and iiNrd the penalty II dealt
hy hanging The murder was committed h
Fulton county in April lat, aud was one o.
the most cold hloudrd on rrcorl.
Music RoiIs, Cascs and folios.
JIsSr RRlNCu Co., No. 3G3 Main 81.
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MusIc RoLs. Cases and fulios.
JEssE fRENcn Co, No. 800 Main ST.
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IIniidn, Hxrnr.Inn.

Music Boxes Mt import cost.
JESSE FREScu Co.. No. 1863 Main Sc.
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Or VI. A. DAuPIIIS.
Washington. u. q.
or at No. West Court 81, Memphis, Ten
ADDRESS RE nSTsRED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La

REMEMBER, That the payment Of frlze, 10
Guaranteed by Pour National Banks Of New
Orleans. and the Tickets arr signcd by the Prsl-
dent OF an Institution whose chartered rights arc
recognized IN the highest Courts; therefore. beware
OF all limitations OF ANONYMOUS schcinoA
ONE DOLLAR & the price OF the smallest part
or fmclion Of a Ticket Issucd by Us In any Dmw1
ing. Anything In our name offered for les-r-~-r
a Dollar Il a swindlc.
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Smallpox Aboard.

Music Boxes at import cost.
JESSE FRENCn Co., No. 1863 Main 81.
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Amir. NJ NnnLIm.

MuIC Roiis, Cases and folios.
JrssT fnrNCu Co, No. 3Gg Main 81.
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don. 0renfrll.. Annrrclntlan.

Munc BoSrsat import cost.
JEssE FRKsru Co., No 900 Main st.
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We, the undersigned Ranks and Bankers. will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lo.
teries which may be presented nj our counters
r. M. WALMSLEY, President La. Natl Bank,
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres't State Natl Bank,
a. BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank.
CARL KoHN. President Union National Bank.
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EnirIe- for To-Day. Rnce..

New ORLEANS, Jan. G.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow's races
First Race-One-half mile. Entcrniiy,
90; Fanchion, 90; Tucker, l02; Jennie $,
os: Ianiha, so; Gray Fox, 81, Ocean
Wave, 81.
Second Racc-Four and quarter fur
longs. Mike Whiting, l0h Jim Nave, %;
Little Trumpet, Us; Ruso, l0l; Bobolink,
~; Claude Brannon, "; Remington, lOI;
Avery, lO5; Joshua, l0i; Fraud, lOj;
Trouble, Ill.
Third Race welt9 weights, five fur
longs. Jim Nave, l06; Jessie j, 1871; As
ccola, l43; Bob Thomas, 100, Black
Knight, los; Iomax, l23 Joshua, ll6;
Fraud, llG; watcheye, l2l; Red Leaf,
100.
Fourth Race Six iurlongs. Jennie Me-
Farland. rs; Quotation, 100; Belle law,
NJ; Dutchman, 81: Allegheny, lOi; Frank
Clapp. %; Coincide, l05; Little Sullivan,
~; Ioi,ie Wall, 90; Jim Williams, 90.
Tonight the track Is fast There arc in
dicatious Of rain.