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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-08
The Verdict.

The people of the United States have
given in their verdict and have decided
that Cleveland must 60. The election
of General Benjamin Harrison is con-
coded on all hands The large Demo
cratic journals of New York, World,
Herald. Sun, all conceded it last night.
New York is Republican by at least
$4,000 perhaps more. The remainder
of the Republican States with their ap-
proximate majorities for Harrison are:
Colorado $4,000, Iowa 10000, illinois
20 900, Kansas 10000, Maine 10000,
Massachusetts, q, 900, Michigan $4,000.
Nebraska $4,000, New Hampshire
1000, Oregon $500, Vermont $4,000,
Ohio $1,000. Wisconsin 1000, Penn
sylvania IS 600, Rhode Island 5000,
California 1000, Indiana 1000. Elec-
toral vote: Harrison 233, Clevelan d
1888.
So we have got 'em.
The New York World last night con-
ceded the House of Representatives to
the Republicans by a majority of II
members; the Sun (Dem.l put it at 20.
Kansas has gloriously indicated her
record and elects the straight Republi-
can State and National ticket by
about 10000 plurality. Every Con-
gresham is reelected. The number
of Republicans in the Legislature has
been increased and gains in the county
officers have been the rule everywhere.
Dickinson county has made the clean
est Republican sweep known in years.
With both their Representatives, all
their county officers and a handsome
Republican majority for both State and
National tickets, the Republicans may
well be satisfied.
Surely this is Republican year.
praise God from whom all blessings
fiow."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-08

hah for Burton, Ford, BaA..
derson and the rest of 'em.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-08

VINO will thank Galloway for tina,
successful canvass" now?
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-08

adent Harrison" Doesn't i,
''Pres. .,..o =
sound well, tho, -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-08

where is the addendum's rooster?
FOOT fellow, he Is feeding on . dose
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-08


to his
eaantob
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-08

Get ready for Republican jubilet
boys.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-08

The woods are full of sick Demo.
Gratis.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-08
A Word to Coal Users.


1t will cost you nothing to get my
prices You will find that for cash In
hand l can equal any yard in town.
See me at the Rock Island elevator; it
will pay you. l41 ,8-tf] E. T. ELLISON.
Now that the excitement is all over
YOU had better buy that carpet your
wife has wanted for so long, and please
remember that ppshaw's are closing
,mt below cost.
Since the election is
over ShaleY is ready to
still do better in prices.
Carpets below cost at Upshaw's for
the next Is days. Come at once before
N the cboice patterns are taken.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-08
'Rah for the county ticket.

Has Smith heard from Clay county?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
THE STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE. Oct. 2-Cotton quet Middling lOi4 lose
Flour lrn higher Howard street AMI Western supernne
50 5Gs3 75 EAtra 10 SIS 9O04 So. Family 40 81 $50
do RIO Brands - 7505 80 PItaDsco Family So Is
fultz lO4 llOc Longberry lO5dllO Western Irregular
hiaher No Winter Red spot l02 l024c DO october
02 l02hc; do December los q O5s.e. Cornsouthern
firm; White o. Qjec; Yellow 90 800. Western quiet
Mixed spot 81 &c bid: October 5lSc bid year 46hc:
January 45204jac. Oats firm Southern 30 $40 :
pennsyyania 80 sc Westorn White 81 $3.50 Western
Mixed 2cd3Oc. Rye was quiet and steady; Prime
80 10 &c Hay hrn. higher Prime to Choice Vest
ern slo 90 Oslo 90. Provisions quiet and firm !;
Mess PORK at lG o. Bukmeats shoulders and Clear Rb
Sdes packed ~ CLOG BacOn-ShOulders l0c Clear Rib
sides i0'.e Hams lslSli Lard refined Las Butter
quie western packed l2Ol4c; Creamery II 6s3c Eggs
nrn goa lie Petroleum steady Refined 57.c Coffee
hrm RIO cargoes. lair l5sa l59c. Sugar dull a. soft
&c Copper refined firm at l69l64c whiskey quiet at
81 1921 rs Frelghts TO Liverpool per quet.
Gotton I'D Flour per ton lss 6i GRAIN I'D Receipts
Flour 10000 bbls Wheat 220Ou BUSH S. 600
oats GOO bnsh Rye 5000 bnsh shipments-Flour 400
bbs salcs-Wheat 0ij.OOO bush Corn 05.OOO bush-
Boston. Oct 2-Flour steady: Spring Patents Sc Boa
SO %. corn in iQht supply and dull steamer Yellow
at 66c. oats qniet and steady No. White S5aa564c
shorts qulet aud steal Provisions firm and unchanged
Butter-Westcrn Extra Creamery 2302c Eastern Extra
creamery &c. Cheese quiet and unchanged Eggs firm;
Eastern Extras gle Michigan Extras 20 020lc Western
tirss at lyc Receptst0ur 0jOO bbs ana IL 900
Corn $4,000 bush oats 10000 bush Shorts $50
CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-The leading futures ranged as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
COURT CALEyDARs-ro-DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-5c AMnERs- Before o'BrieD Mos 90
IT, 81 is 1ss ss s IS ss s r. g. 80 i'o
is s$ Ss sS i iiS las 49, 49, 49, 49, 49, "a
strEThE cogIITsrIeIir TEHyapAnn 1Botore Pat
go s3 st ss. $50 s52 s5a 800 SOC sos s6i. &c., 1858
SUPREME couRT-srFcIAL TERM-PARr JI.-Before An.
drews JNos oOl 7G5 $685. $685. 500, 49, sos s99 900 to
sUPRKME coyRr-CrRcuT-PAErI .-Adjourled until Mon.
SUPREME coURr-CmcurT-P PART II-Before Lawrence. ].
Case Hoemer vs. Manhattan Elevated Railroad Com.
SUPREME cogHT1eHegr7rART III-Beiero Insrsham
1894 i4So 1884 1913 1888. 1854. 1882 1892 lll5 iO9s
Nos ssss zoos 92ss GOA 1925 aS9o 2ss4 2o.S 1895.
~ 1895 1916 s go sS 1883 $685. i2O ''23 1873 1922
% g1Y 81 ns snsG% sW of x Aer
e. Be- ! Baum M S n" q vii q Way ~ nj VIII OF
o, the wills Of Paul Bernays 1880 a M H. Mn1son,
9 r. Lincoln. Joseph Foster H. b. Dale Ii a. m
.suPERIon couRr-SrTcIAL TERM Before Dugro. IT,
SUPERIOR cougTsTjaL TrRx-PARr I-BetOrc sedswics.
SUPERIOR coynr1TRIAL TERM-PAnr IL-Before Freed.
man. JmNo' $50. Coz sto n.,o,o..
man. J. Nos Ss7' sos ss6 sa7 sss ''';
SUPERIOR coyRInTnIAL TERM-pARr Iv.-Before TruaH.
coMMos PLEAs-srKcIAL TEaM-Beforo Allen. J.--Nos,
coanoS rLEAs-EevrrY TERx-Betore DAILY. mos 3. 4.
g. ~ "a 80
COMMON PLEAs-TRfAL TERM-PARr I-Before Larremore,
G. Nos 800. 7i2, 49, S43 1863 y69 7S9,
COL s73 49, 0le $50, SS7. Sss. ss9 SSs $751; $685. s97
SJs. 500. 9Ol.
COMMON PLEAs-TRlAL TERM-PART II.-Before Book.
stayer Nos 95i 800. 092. 1870 9S. csc. 0l, 1912.
l0l3. l0l4. 1915. 1916, lOl7, lOls. .0l9 1920
- CITY CouRT-GESERAL TERM--Adjourned until Monday
OctDDer 20
- CITY CouRT-iRfAL TERM-PARr I.-Before Ehrllch, j..
Nos lS0s 1861. 90 l20 l50 l5l 1872. 1888 lj4 1885, l56
lJ7 100 i6l. l62.
CITY CoURT--TRIAL TERN-PARr II-Bcfore Browne J.
SO, So ~ "
CRY CoUET-TRIAL TRRN-PART IIL-Before Nehrbas
Nos 1904 1908 1905 1908 Ill., IVA l7lT 1919. 1884,
1889 1859. 1864, 1892 1923. 1914
COURT OF OYER AND TERMIYER- Before Barrett, ]
Assstan District-AttorDey Fitzgerald-Nos ]. ..
COURT or GENERAL ~RssIONs-PARr I.-Before Cowing,
J. and Assistant Distrct-Attorney Davs-Nos l 90
Inclusive.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssroSs-PARr IL-Before Recorder
smyt and Assistant District ttorney ParkerNos 10 20
Inclusive.
COURT GENERAL SESSIONS PART lTl.-Before Glider.
eeve, j.. and Assistant District Attorney Macdona-N0s
| "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS

The third trial Of the suit Of Fritz Grossman against
the Supreme Lodge Of the Knight, and Ladies Of Honor
took place yesterday in the Supreme Court before Justice
Incraham and jury. The plaintiffs wife died in August,
lsS5 and he demanded the endowment Of $1,000 due on
account Of her membership IN Of the lodges OF the
order. Payment refused the allegation that she
had made Misrepresentation when she Joined the lodge
verdict rendered for the plantn for s11sj princ
pal and verdict plaintiff rendered
the first trial was set aside on appeal On the secc nd
trial the jury disagreed Judge Alfred Stccker appeared
plaintiff and Richard S. New the defend
ant.
An Injunction granted by Justice Barrett OF the
Supreme Court yesterday. the suit OF John A. Stevens
restraining Lotte Church. Henry Brady William Harris
and John Rich from producing the play Unknown" at
Howard's Aheneum Theatre In Boston, or elsewhere.
lie claims TO be the sole author and owner
Argument heard In the General Term Of the SUI
prone Court yesterday the appeal from the decision
Of Surrogate Rollins admitting probate the will OF
Professor William Darling, by which he left all his prop
erty 10 Mrs. Amelia Dcacroix. The decision
served.
Judgment for s2ji 81 entered in the Supreme
Court yesterday the suit u Ryerson Brown livery
stable PROJECTORS, aeansi Madame Edltha Diss Dcbar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
TROTTING Az TRENTON.

Trenton. N j., Oct. Elm connection with the Inter
state Fair Association here to-day there two
ting At the outset the pleasure marrcd by
unnely accident 10 the eightyearod trocr Hunter
by Black Dutchman OF the entries In the 81 class
In the preliminary scoring the geldng upset his suky
and around the track. Coming up the homestretch
be SHE'D into fence and impaled rail, sus-
tanning injuries OF which he died almost Immediately.
e the property OF W. ii. Grant local TURTLE who
soaced himself for the loss by purchag the young tro
ters Victoria and Hopemont both OF which in the
races this afternoon The were ended quickly in
straight heats owing TO the superiority OF the bay
Electra and the young geding John Furgeson in their
spective classes The latter entered the $50 list by
his performance In the third heat Of the Q 90 class
For tomorrow there three races with a goodly
number OF entries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03

Latona cold and and the track slow, but tho
attendance was good II great day for Jockey
Barnes. lie rode three winners out OF four In
the first he pioted Fnaty in the second Kerncsse
and In the fourth strideaway.
First race-Selling; six furlongs. T!me-l 10 81.
Finality first, John Gray second. Tom Nichols third
Other starters Gold Star Ernest Race. Jim Nave Audra
Duhme schoonast,r. Lapland. Norma, Moonstone. FL
dorado. Vivian and Fred Wooley.
Second race-Seing; seyencighths OF mile. Time
49, Ia kcrmesse first, Bonnie King second, Doubt
third Other entries: Galtea. Royalist, Early Dawn.
Della Rhody Pringle. Hopedale, Karl H. Holland and
Batano.
Third racc-Seng: hve-eighths Of mile Time
:05 1-2 Consgnee first. Sparkling second, Winning
Ways third Other starters Michael, Pauline. Receiver,
Rollln Hawley, Mcdowell, Emily Maud, G. ID. Boyd.
Kee-vena Alahrcne. Lamont. Bonnie Bounce Martin
Russell and Brandolete.
Fourth face-IIandicap; mile. Tme-i 40 ..
Strideaway first. Dad second Panama third Other
starters: Harry Glenn (eft at the post. Famine Gov
ernor, Dyer. Osceola. Somerset and Bridge Light.
Fifth race-Maiden stakes; threc-fourths OF mile.
Time-1 rs 81. Spokane first Sportsman second. Adri-
third Other Leoa. Electricity, Rcccho
Zulu. Longside Lannes, Sir Edward, Dellobroeck, Out
bound, Louis dor and Franchise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
1877 CLAsS-PUESE $500.
TIE COURTS.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY WANTS THE MONEY.

a claim has been brought by the trustees of Cor
nell University against the estate of A. s. Barnes Of
Brooklyn, growing out Of gift of $4,000 for a
Students Christian Association building at the col
lege, which not mentioned in his Will Before
Mr.. Barnes died the work the building had been
begun under contracts made by The college al his
quest and he had paid considerable amount toward
the completion Of the work The executors Of the
estate have paid S13 ,223 45, and they refuse TO
pay 81. 800 additional Yesterday the matter was re-
fcired by judge barnard, In the Supreme Court, TO
John T. Gleason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03

rel william Merns, ct all agt. the same. Orders OF
Special and General Terms affirmed with costs.
In re- probate OF the will OF Jacob Mondorf judgment
affirmed. with costs against all appellants
claim Of Charles Bddeman. superintendent, otc.,
appellant agL the State Of New-York, respondent.
Award reversed and claimant allowed the demanded
with interest from the OF the proceedings,
viz August "a, 1881, and costs.
George b. Coycr appellant, agt. Charles s. Colyer,
administrator, al, respondents judgment affirmed,
with one bill OF costs the respondents.
The people, appellants. agt Nicholas Krau respondent
judgment Of General Term reversed and OF General
Sessnns affirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
THE JEROME PARK ENTRIES TO.nAy

The American Jockey Club offers another fascna,-
ing programme for to-day, with many attractive
features
The frst race will be five fuilongs for maiden two
year oidS and twenty-five are expected to start Mr.
Witheis's twoyear-olds are so remarkable a collection
thaf his Tom Ochiltree-Majority colt ought TO win
this race, with Stephanie second
Next comes the Chappalna Handicap. 14OO yards
over the Titan course. Yum Yum should win tbis
and Little MInch may be OH his good behavior and
second
handicap at ! 3lG miles will follow, which
Bella b. should win, Rupert second
The Stalwart Stakes at Il 1-16 miles shonld 90 10
Blue Wing, Bessie June second. - W
The fifth race IS thrce-quarters of mile with
special weight allowances Britannia may win this
WIN sam Harper second, but Prose is dangerous
selling race at mile and an eighth is last on
the programme - ~ VA
Following are the lists Of probable starters:
FIRST RACE-MAIDEN TWO.YEAR-OLUS FIVE
FIrRInNCS ,Jcrrr cor.,cr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
REPORT OF THE NATIONAL TREASURER

Tuesday, Oct 2-p NJ
The United States Treasurers monthly state
ment of assets and liabilities as of September %
shows a reduction of Sl0,628475 IN the available
surplus for the month, leaving it at s96,444s 45.
This was effected by reduction of S23,5O7 $50
in the amount of the funded debt, and by a re-
duetion in the current liabilities OF $l0,32I,44s
less reducation Of cash in vault Of 49, 776,O75
and reduction of deposits in bank OF ST. 773,s4s;
total reduction in the Treasurys net cash bal
ance S21 ,549023 since August 81. The change
in the vault balances were as fellows: Gold de-
crease, S., 66992l legaltender notes decrease,
Sl.551, 430 National bank notes decrease.
Slo56,s50, and silver decrease, S., s96s74. The
coinage of standard silver dollars in the month Of
September amounted to S3,270,l0U Adding
that sum to the total reduction of cash in vault
$40, 76,075-gives S23, 046,175 for the sum of
legal money added to general circulation during
the month. In addition thereto is that part OF
81, $40, $50 gold coinage for the month which is
in excess of bullion deposits during the same
unexpectedly $780, 00
The following compares the Treasurers statements Of
August 81 and September 80, 1855:
LIABILITIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
WHEAT NO. q

FIonr nrm anT nnchangNl Patens 80 0O0s6 TO;
Bakers IN sacks 81 Oe44 IL Winters in barrels 81
- 10.
Cash 1uotations foilows-Vo. 2 Spring Whea,
81 Oj 90Gs No Spring Wheat 81 19Ic No Rel 81 O5 %
az OF No Corn t3tc 80 CAT. 2Ssc NO Rye
AZ 5i~c No = Barley nominal No. l Flax Al
II 3sg. Primo rlmothy seed 81 5005l. Mesa PORK at
SO 90 per Dbl. Larl 1T Sll O7la por 100 10.
Short Ribs Sifes loose - 80 Dry saltei shoulders
boxed - 81 a6S IS short Clear 90
WIskey, dstilers hnishs goods 81 - por gtL
Cut Loat SbGSsc Granuatel Zee; Standard "A"7pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03

HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA. Oct. 2-spanisn GOLD $50 4. a23ola Fxch.,s.
quiet Sugar quiet "s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03

Laushiin took gentle pull him that he might get
breath for the final struggle. The others pumped them
selves ous In their rapid climbing and although both
speeuwe and Umpire headed sam Harper opposite the
betting ring he strobe them In easiest possible
manner In the Stretch and by three lengths. swift
half length before Climax. Britannia made o wretched
exhibition He was under the whip at the end Of the
nFs quarter and failed throughout show fash OF his
well known speed
SECOND RACE-NURSEIY STAKES. TWO-YEAr-
oLDs. 800 EACu 81 $50 ADDED. SIX FUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03

Sn ia? Ff2 creamery t a' wssrn ss
ls-44l9c for Choice Northern.
s 2' 6 GSs :'s1 &c. wSsa. .ssnss
M : Red 1000 i1@c Corn-Ihe market was quiet an'
at 2Gc Rye steady 40 > 55s &C. Pork arm at siG Is
Snort p 50 So Short csSf So 1a %, aas dsd %
;ae, OF Isl barrels finished goods on the basis Of q u
Prime Dairy Ron At IA l5c sugar steady; Hard
Common and sSt & oS eaSs AMI Vss s"s
. 40 Receipts 300 shipments 900 Eggs steady
s5a9c Eastern exchange steady and unchanged. Wheat
reeolD $1,000 bush shipments 2.OO0 bush.
NO Red cash o5c ooioosr iooc November GSe iG ice
SS w Soc Ssi TOO Gust, 25 csT
1890 bush oats G.4OO bush
cash o2 December ol % Corn qaies
no a. t2S Sc oats a aT% d N% White gT rye 4rm
Der At Zoe rroyi,Oa: firm STEADY Ms'. PORK
i o. steady oairr t Esr! steady FGss
shipnonls-riour 800 btlt Wheat 1000 bush
car. shipments 80 ears closing quotation. we're
40 b,o MaI + store cash 8 ~ DO 9sOIer
CA cash ,rs 81 le' 10 October S 81 io 10 oscS%Oer
81 90. DO December 81 OF track 81 ORA Flour firm
PHIlApELrsA Oct 2Flour strong. in light demand
Western and peaGsyivana sn9erhne 81 $685. 80
PsnS:ryinls Poses. ssss, Ono SHSst ce, S
II 80 ;.,t9' SGSs q ld bn@a sa
southern Illinois Clear 81 OD d. straight IS 90
- 20 winter Patent fair 10 choice So 10 a. So Minnesota
Gear . VUD3 lOi do straight 4 5p06 0O DO Patent
- OOdt 90 do favofito brands 81 5Od6 rs Rye
flour hIn al - 90 WhoatMarket rne prices
sdVanced 4c per bush sales OF Ungrsiel gram
depot az lV5'2c thoce NO Rcd track l05c No
Delaware Rel IN export elevator 81 OS No. 9 Red
ior DcloDer in21 lo3kc do for November 1Oi0
90 Tor December lOjo lO514c: do for January a
iOic Coin lie eptou market continued
nWi bui steady No Mixed IN 20i-st. elevator NC,
10 = hlgh Mixed on track oSc No. Mixed
eetuber 45d47c do for January i5ei7c. oats-1he
market Tor spot lots inl No Mixed 30 PC Rejected
White at SOC; No White In 20thsL elevator SO 10;
10 IN cram depot 33c Ungradei White 33is 36c. No
Ma White for October s3Ia3i.c; for 40.
vember 3ib03i4c do for December $40, a 35c; do
oT January 35 ~ 35Tc. Potatoes quiet snd s'ealy:
harry ose ana White stars - S5Oc bush Provisons
,!y. Family. per bb. So 500 10 o. 10 do Pa1rc G
% az OV smoked Beef Ia l3c: Hams 81 90
!, ~ Fork Moss els 50 do Prime New 81 90 do
AMY 81 5OVslD 90 Hams. SnOket nor ID. 1870
a SAT- lDh. sme. csr Rlbbst snoksi lie
shoulders IN Dry SAT- anl fully cured She DO
TO- shpkel ~ SbllierA Dckls cnrei ss.c
To- dh snok'l 10 ploai. Bellist n Dtous rs. %
J q do Breakfast Bacon ~ 9l2iec. Liri nrm- civ
isnnct Si au9sS. Steam kll oil l29 Butoler.' ooss
i sli 90 Butter stcihyPennsvtvani, Creamery E.tr,
j 80 western trolmeiv Extra l61Gl7o. L. g. ana y
!. CTsihery Extra ~ lie Western FACTORY liDl5c;
aokins bnier 1isc Eggs et.a ~ urn Psnnsvvani,
rat. 20 4lc. Western nrsts l7iadlsc Cheese s,s.aY
emnnl fiiri NoS.Yor< Fun Cream DDJ1oi OH,
'Iat% thoc, s'.of 10 r,ir Prime 759sc sugar
tennoi hnll Powdered sc Grsnnlatsi ll.lGc. Feei
niii Winter Bran si6 51esl7 90 ton. Petroleum
,rady 20 AbH test in bbIa 10 Keceip;s-Flour D. 800
u-h approximations 3 100 bush Corn |. 800 bush
ats $4,000 busn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
ST. NICHOLAS HANDICAP,

Following are the weights for the ST. Nicholas Hsndi
cap all ages one mile, to be run at Jerome Park on
Friday -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03

The start was extremely bad, owing the fractions
ness OF the horses at the post When the they
were scattered all over the course and only the
I'VE In the front flight had in the race Buz
zard Wing made most OF the running In the stretch
Ponuco drew out and after considerable urging won by
half length LATTE neck before Osceoa NV own
Ill attempting to squeeze through the flong post
was driven against the rail ana came near falling No
bid for the winner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03

BARNES RIDES THREE WINNERS
Cincinnati. 0hio. Oct 2-The third regular day At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03

T.. Tully's blk. T. Ovid, by Glengarry orontes, yrs,
l07 n lTara)
iam Lama Bicthers b. g, Banner Bearer III
Excelsior Stables er c. camoyses = 10 W Faimef
Y. b, Jenn.ingss {. m. BggQnes los tcOy1ng,oe Q
G. Cornehlsen's br. g. King Crab: 3 1l2 (Dopohuel 0
y. ii. Ryan's b. g. Freedom 4 10. tCulen( Q
G. b. Morrisss ch h. Brait, q. 1l5 (McLaughlte) 0
NJ. JoIdans b. Joe Lee g. 10 g; GdtheGelO Q
J. i. Haggn's Dr. MiPabeau, 3, ITO (Hamilton) .
TIne-1 90 IL.
Post odds: To wn--Ovid 10 l, Banner Bearer
to l. BRAT !. King Crab 10 Bess to ], Mrabeau
Bggonet to J. Cambysas 10 to l, Joe Lee Is TO
Freedom 10 TO l, Ten boy 30 10 J. Place-Ovid 3
5. Bess 10 !.
$40. King Crab $40.
MIuas paid s31.
prompt and excellent start Ovid Immediately went
the front and remaining there throughout the journey
clevery by lengths Bess head before Banner
Bearer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
DETAILS OF THE RACING

FIVE FURLONGS. STRAIGHT COURSE.
G.. j. Morris's Dr. h. Sam Harper IT, by Sam IIaf
per-Luey Cherry, aged lis ID lMeIspghlin) !
w. D. JeDniDgs's br. m. Swift aged 105 (Covlngt0n) .
LamasDey Brothers oh. 2. Climax 3 105 fWillams 3
Davis Halls b. q. PatrOcles s. 100 anderson o
McM8b0n Co.'S CHI. T. Speedwell. B. 10 Taylor o
j. A. A. H. Morris's Llk Britannia 4. ll8
H-te6cidj o
g. W. Streets CHI G Umpire 8. lo3 (Pamcrj 0
o. Ruter's ch. G. Barney Oden . 90 (Ossler) o
J. b. Haggins ch. c Geronimo. g. % NNinchelD O
Tne-i 200 IL.
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Climax TO J. sam Harper 70 l. paroees 10 to l. Um
pire IL N Speedwe IL 10 l. Barney Oden 40 20 l. Go
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Auction pools-Feld 49, Britannia s25
Nutuals paid $40 10.
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sent away terms at the third break Sam
Harper and led through the dip but coming
Tybulston Hill to the head Of the homestretch Nc
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fremont Stables b. h. Pontico by Mortener Asenora.
yrs, JOG n Isl 600 (Kane)
d. ii. Honlg's /. =. I.aiitte, 8. Ito. (TaIaD ?
W. c. Days b. g. Osceola 4, 1903 Oamer) 3
Mexican Stables b. h. Buzzard Wing aged, 1o6
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F. Midgely Co.'S Cd G. Billy Brown, B. "a lDcane) 0
Lueield & Sons ch g. Benedictine. 3. LOG
r. Harper Co.'S b. G. Lakewood. 4, 90 twalkeD 0
Castle stables D. G. Argo, s. 90 (WihchelD 0
E. v, snede1er's b, T. Nilena B. 81 (Hayward, ir) 0
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0Tn to J. Pontico to Ocean to 1, Benedlctlne
70 ]. Mintboom Is to J. Lakewood 30 TO /. Carrie G.
80 10 ], Billy Brown 40 to !, Nirena 40 TO l. Place
Pontco 10 l. LATTE 10 s.
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