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ager Harris engaged n fortnight sending him
In haste go that he could make his first American bow
week from tomorrow night. The Howard people will
stay here three weeks 1hon there will bs return of
Annie Pxley. who prefers % Second Floor" as the
most useful comedy in her repertory.
The only Emmet is the Grand Opera House this
week, with Uncle joe admittedly good play
TO show him OF in Its success at tho Fourteenth
Street last season gave TO Emmet an easy outlook for
two or three years. THE sen SAID At the time and
everywhere be has travelled with the piece he has
newed the best days OF his popularity Tonight there
will bo concert at tile Grand by Del Puente Nahan
Pranko an orchestra, and others The irst OF the
December bookings is the reorganized Hands Across
the Sea- company now in the control OF Jefferson and
Taylor JanauSchek plays ber last weeks engagement
In America commencing Doc
Hammersein's Opera House In Harlem follows up its
musical fare this week but In a. much lighter strain
said Pasha" will be sung by tho KrellnR Brothers
company. This work, by . native composer, PuorneE
has Stoud the test wide travel since Its star Theatre
production of last year Changes have been made in
tho cast In the middle OF Decsmber Hamhierstein
will have the Booth ModieskA company In his theatre
Harlem playKoerS must not slight that event To com
pass It, HAmersen has 10 yeld nearly all the rscspts
TO the distinguished but not unthTfty stars,
AZ the Kden MuSee there 10 an increase of ViSitors
night aud day rs the winter comes on The AustrO
Hungarian feneers and dAncers the wax work
lions of famous men and noted happenings, the puE
zips chess and checker player and ths always agree
able Eypay orchestra are still potent attractions
while tho Old HomeStsAd" iS nlltnR the Academy
nearly every night ana sending its audiences home
advertise 1t with praise there are preparations foot
70 place It on the English stage IL should pass tho
transfer It would have notable record thus far
SquAllsd only by "HsId by the Enemy" a. purely
American drama
Di1ey Is Satsfyngh his old admirers and dsGhtinR
Snss IN "Ths Seven Ages" Atths standard He hasn't
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II circle of tho diameter of the earth was put on
plane and another circle three inches in diameter
put beside It. would the small ono touch much Of tho
plano as the large oney f. II.
Yes Each circle would touch the plane everything
being assumed to be perfect at only point its
aud that point would DO no larger tho
largo circle than on the small one
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PERSONAL.

GEORGE S. LANDS and wife have re-
turned from an extended tour in the East.
MRs. b. +. GATES, accompanied by her
son, OF Orgsa, Tenn, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. X. A. Givens, No. lSS Union
street.
S. w, GARRISON left for Louisville. KY,
ON the morning OF the 2Sth inst, in re-
Spouse to telegram announcing the
death Of his mother
IL. SIraILE, OF this city, has been APP
pointed telegraph operator in the LOUIS
vile city office OF the Louisville, New AL
bany 4 Chicago Railroad.
w. ii. PRouTy. general passenger agent
Newport News X Mississippi Route, ar
rived in the city this morning on bushes.
Mr.. Prouty, who Is comparatively now
official here, is fast winning for himself a
most enyious position and pleasant repn-
taton among tho business men OF Mem
phs and the patrons OF his line OF road.
THE Louisville CoWicr-Journai, OF Thurs
day, says: "0us Slaughter, Jr., for long
while the efficient ticket agentoi the Louis
willie 4 Nashville at Henderson, yesterday
received notice from the management here
OF his promotion 10 be ticket agent oil the
Union Depot, under Passenger Agent John
A. Scott, at Memphis. lie was ordered tc
report there at once, and July will enter
actively upon the duties recently performed
by Robert Moon, removed. Mr. Slaughter
10 very popular In Henderson, and tho
news OF his handsome advance will bC
gladly received by his friends"
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A RAILROAD WRECK.
Fourteen Persons Injured on All Ohio
Railway

Fourteen Persons Injured on sn Ohio
Railway.
CINCINNATI, o., June 2s-At o'clock
this afternoon the passenger train from
Portsmouth to Cincinnati, on the Cincin-
natl, Georgetown Il Portsmouth Railway.
with the directors car, two passenger
coaches and baggage car, went down a
trestle one and a half miles west Of
Batavia. The trestle was 100 feet
long and from twelve to twenty-five feet
high. The engineer felt il sinking when no
went on il, turned on full head OF steam,
saved the engine and baggage car, but no I
the three coaches with passengers. A
heavy rain storm was falling at the time.
The coaches turned over and piled up in a
miscellaneous wreck. No one was killed.
About fourteen were injured. Among
them was Gen Samuel L. Hunt, who can
not recover. This Is not Gen. Samuel +.
Hunt the attorney, but another
OF the same name. General
Passenger Agent Rhodes was sitting
AZ the supper table. The table was
driven into bis side, inficting, II is feared,
mortal injury. ii. 4. Sunderbrush,
wife and child, Of Cincinnati, were serious
". 1t is hoped not dangerously, hurt.
Vim. Kahn, conductor, suffered broken
shoulder blade and broken leg. Wesley
uriifiths, colored porter, was badly
bruised. Charles HemroJ, badly In
the back. Lou Ilitman, painfully,
hand and arm. W. ii. Fraser
OF Springfield, ILL.,, right leg broken
head bruised, serious II. Ballman, right
leg broken; i. d. SNOWMAN, Covington
painfully. RICH, leg and hip. Mrs. Will
Jams, OF Williamsburg, o., seriously. Mrs
Hayward, OF Portsmouth, o., had bab'
in her arms. She was thrown through
window and the babe was left in the car
She recovered soon and screamed for he
babe. II was found in the car cooing an'
entirely unhaumed.
All in the above list, whose homes arr
not designated. are citizens OF Cincinnati
All the injured, except Manager Hunt an'
Passenger Agent Rhodes, who couldn't b.
removed, were brought here and placed n
the hospital near midnight
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A cHAPrRR OF ACCIDENTS.
A Woman Breaks Her Log by Fall
Other Accidents.

A Woman Breaks Her Log by Fall
Other Accidents.
The city force that is doing the street
work 10 often complained Of capped the
climax last night by tearing up.the street
corner Second and East Court, piling up
the large street crossing rocks and leaving
them 80, digging holes in tho street and
leaving them uncovered and, TO make the
trap more certain, fencing the spot around
with old crates and rubbish 10 blind tho
ewes OF pedestrians. Crossing on this cor
ner last night woman named Annie Man
ming stumbled, fell and broke her left leg
above the ankle. The wound Is compound
fracture and the bones protrude through
tho skin, making q sckening sight DIR.
Thornton waited on tho unfortunate
woman, who was taken 10 her lodgings at
No. 20i Main street. where her wound was
dressed. There was no red light OF other
signal showing tho dangerous condition Of
tic street, and when an APPEAL reporter
reached the scene and began investigating
he took a header" into an uncovered
hole, the proiundity OF which Is unknown.
The criminal carclessncss OF those In
charge OF the work has doubtless placed
the city In a condition where considera-
bic sum will have TO be paid tho injured
woman In damages.
Charles Samuels, OF Nashville, while
entering a barber shop In tho basement nj
No. 2s5 Main street, fell on the steps,
seriously iDjuring his spine. lie was
brought TO police headquarters and
stretched on bench, where he lay In
mortal agony for long time, Il being Inn
possible 10 induce any Of the city physi'
clans 10 come and zee him. Or. Williams
was tolephoncd, corner Of Bealo and Main,
ordered him sent 20 the hospital, where
he arrived near midnight and received biz
first medical attention.
]. j. Mullalloy, n groccryman at NO
$50 Beale street, while attempting Il
drive the stopper down In bottle OF soda
water, by striking Il against the bottom o
his counter, had the bottle explode, tear
inc and decorating his hand IN horrible
manner. lie was waited on by Drs. Bud
dekc aud Saunders
DR. W. n. Rasbery, Of Louisville, wh'
claims 10 be eighly-hvo years OF age and
praciicing physician for over half . cen
Jury, Is lying in tho station. house Office II
a helpless condition. DIR. Rasbery claim
10 have exhausted his means In an oiior
10 recupcraic In Hot Springs, and u nos
penniless. lie IL In piiablo condition.
A runaway occurred on fernando stree
Yesterday, which resulted In the breaking
40 Of buggy.
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Today az shrep.hsaa.

Nrw YonK, June 2s.-following are
the entries and weights for tomorrow's
races Of shccpshcad hay:
Tlisi nace-sevcnclahths u a mile. Climax,
ns,elsr, Young Duke. each ~ fiulainea NJ.
Lucy II 100. Wary ii1, Cartoon III. Radiant ini.
belinda ma. Jay Dee Tip,ian. Mndsiono. Re
porter each iO5 Gipsoy Queen 100, nancloche ~,
Mcfldcn io6
second Rare Three quafier q nile. llaialpa.
nsiph fnyard. IOf each ~ fyteisbouugh lub
Itlnla ~. laEo ~, nnssie ~, falfy QUEEN III
Thlfd Hacc-fhfrc quarter u mile, reim1ui
iin fiirlamcs ~ nfpihcf iisuf 7. Volunteer ~
iidcs VI Hush -. blue Rock ioi, Hanover ~,
Tonrih Racc-Eiic aud thrce clshihs. FiFrnH
i2i lFiia u Iil, lea Tray ~. iiarrisirf ~. The
bourbon ieo loioris l0l. Dunboinc 49, Lufu'
n 1amfon. lie
fihh ilaoe-Nlie and three sixiccntha Lonl
Branch TO-, Hyperion iuf, ram Mcud lW, a
How'd io1 Ny Own VI, lied Prince ipA fanam'
Ice lluas i0l.
sixth naoe-Two mile. 90 turf nonanta ~ -
lake IN. Hcrcuies 1ie flint Attempt ~, till,cl
III. Satisfaction iia charley Nussill ~ uicNu
III. Bohemian 10 sis Walter 10 Troy 10, ufceh
field i0s. Gladiator.
Ralph layafd. Brother Tan and fit9lamei ~ w
third race rfu doubtful.
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BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING.
Preparing to Receive and Entertain the
State Association.

Preparing to Receive and Entertain the
State Association.
The State Bar Association will meet in
this city July ] and IL, its sessions TO DO
held in the United States Circuit Court
room.
Local members OF the association are
preparing for the reception and entertain
ment Of their brethren with the intelli-
gence and liberality characteristic OF the
fraternity.
The first step in this direction was taken
yesterday. when a meeting Of the local
Bar Association was held in the Chancery
Courtroom, prior TO the opening OF that
Court for regular business. Judge j. Nj.
Greer was, on motion OF Col. l.. ID. Nc
Farland, unanimously chosen TO pre-
side over tho deliberations The
object OF the meeting was tersely
set forth by the chairman, after
which Chancellor Estes moved that two
committees-one on finance and one on
arrangements-be appointed TO carry into
execution the purposes for which the
meeting was called.
Chancellor Estes and others addressed
| he meeting upon the importance OF max
ing the proposed entertainment Il success,
aud the pride that every member of the
local association should feel in the under
| taking.
Following aie the committees appointed
upon the motion Of the Chancellor
| Committee OF Arrangcments-S.P i. Wal
ker, ii. G. Warmer and J. Nj. Trezevant.
Finance Committec-F. J. Edmondson,
i. 7. Poston and J. ii. Malone.
Col. Mcfarland, rs chairman OF n COM
mittee. has charge OF the program Of the
meeting, such IA designating subjects for
discussion, naming the leaders, etc. These
duties have been attended 20, and for
warded 10 the association secretary, Mr..
Bonner, at Nashville. Among the many
features will be a paper by Judge 4. J..
Semmes, OF New Orleans, on the subject,
''The Mule IA Fixture Under the Civil
Law" This comes as tho result
OF a recent meeting between Messrs.
Mcfarland and scmmes at jackson,
Tenn. The latter suggested the topic
in n discussion OF tho Louisiana
Law, which denominatcs that mules, horses
and other stock, together with all nipple.
ments, were part OF farms fixtures, and
went as such along with the farm under q
foreclosure sale. The mule was the thing
, that struck Col. Mcfarland, who regards
, that animal rs one Of the unique and In
terestng features OF American civilization
lie ut once requested Mr.. Semmes TO roac
them paper on tho subject, which wa
consented 10.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.


The Police Court and appurtenances
will be removed to the corner OF Second
and Washington streets next week.
r. b. Armour has been elected men,
Der OF the Cotton Exchange and w. S.
Arbuckle has made application for menu
bership.
A package Of rags pulled from under the
shanty No. $40 DeSoto street, yesterday,
was found to contain the putrid remains
OF an infant. Justice Garvin held an in
qnest, but no material facts were brought
to light
The Cotton Exchange Building Com
pany has decided TO call for redemption
1000 OF its outstanding bonded debt.
Bonds Nos. and 2, for $1,000 each, will
be paid on presentation to Henry Hotter,
secretary, on or after August next
Councilman Lymus Wallace requests a
correction OF the publication yesterday,
that he voted against the committees re-
port on the Beale Street Market. He is.
he states, OF the opinion that the DISPOSE
ton Of the vexed question was wise one.
Zone who knows" made the bold state
ment to an APPEAL reporter yesterday
that the Democrats would 20 into conven'
ton on candidates for municipal offices to
be filed III January next; also that Col
Josiah Patterson would DO Tennessee;
next Governor. Everybody will not agree
to these propositions
John NJ. Peters, treasurer OF the Cit
zens' Relief Committee, received yesterda,
morning $l3 for the Johnstown sufferers
being the proceeds OF children's enter
tainment given at St Bridgets Hall oil
johnson avenue. Mrs. j. NJ. Simpkinl
offered gold medal to the little girl sell
ing the greatest number OF tickets, which
was earned and presented to Miss Alic'
/ Honkins
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water valley. schools.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
WATER VALLEY, Miss, June 2s.-T
Board Of Trustees has elected Prof. g. p.
Mcfarland, a native OF Nashville, Tenn,
aud a graduate Of the Peabody Normal
School OF that city, as a teacher OF the
tenth grade, which they have established
recently In our public school. Ono OF the
features Of next week Is q grand musical
entertainment to he given during the
Teachers Association by some OF the best
musical talent In the State.
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Loussui.E, Ky. juno -. 1t Is stated
positively tonight that arrangements have
been concluded for the sale Of the louis
Vile Baseball Club. Manager Davidson
was willing to part with his elephant for
the sum Of 81. 500 Twenty Of the mer-
chants hero have subscribed 500 each,
and the transfer. Il Is thought. will take
place In the morning. The men whohave
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Geo. W. ncsann Suicides.

NEW ORLEANS, La, June 2S-The TiD'e'-
Democrafs Meridian, Miss, special says;
George W. Mccain, who has resided
here for twenty years, suieided last night
by cutting his throat with a razor. The
deceased was born ut Paris, KY, and was
a brother Of Commodore McCann, OF the
United States Navy. The cause OF the
decd was IN health.h
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subscribed are interested in the future OF
the game in this city and will endeavor to
get the club on its feet again by judicious
management and by strengthening the
weak points. They do not regard their
purchase as an Investment and hope to
only render the club self-supporting.
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Those who played Tas APPEAL tips yes.
terday had their pockets full OF money last
night. THE APPEAL named the winner in
the first second fourth and fifth races
THE AprEAL's selections in the third race
were scratched, and in the fourth race the
result was FREDERICK rather, as predicted.
Cousin Jeems paid to !, and Estelle s to
]. Now is the time to subscribe.
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The In..,ia,e Monopoly.

PIrTsnuRo, Pa, June 2s.-An OIL City
special to the Derrick has positive and en-
tirely reliable Information that the Pro-
duccrs Oil Company, which has caused so
much concern TO the speculative trade, was
sold to the Standard Oil Company at to-
days closing market
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x..,.,a.,.. aa,a sn,nmep,..

Nrw YoRK. June 2s.-onc million three
hundred and eighty thousand dollars In
gold bars we're ordered at the assay Office
this morning for shipment To Europe.
Total engaged to 90 by tomouow's steam
ers -. 100000
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ProbabIe Winners Today.

A AT caIcAGo.
Fifs. race-Joe Walton, Electr. city.
Second Race--Ircne, Sallie Hagan.
Third Race-Elyton, Bridgelight
Fourth Race--El Rio Rey, Mayor Nolan.
Fifth Race--Gardner, Flood Tide.
Sixth Race aliente, Early Dawn.
AT snEEPsHEAD BAY.
First Cartoon. Belinda.
Second Race .-fairy Queen, Drixzle.
Third Race-Hanover. Reclare.
Fourth Race-Tea Tray, Bella b.
Fifth Race-Long Branch. Hyperion.
Sixth Race bohemian, Gladiator.
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n.ffinn on sniIl,nn.

ST.. LOUIS. No., June 2s.-lt was stated
hero last night that the sum OF 5000 has
been placed In the hands Of Daniel DAILY.
champion middle weight Of Missouri, to be
stakcl on John l.. Sullivan in his mill with
Kilrain. The money Is said 10 have been
pu, up bya prominent merchant Of 81.
4 .eta
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BREMERiIAYEN. June 2A-Auycd steamer
eaaie. from New York.
QUEENSTOWN. June @-Arrivcd STEAMER
Cclilc. from New York.
NFw YORK, June 2A-Arrivcd. stcamcr Scr.
rcnio irom Hamburg and Gala from Liverpool
LONDON, June 2%-Arrvcd OF the Lizard;
strsmsfx Norscman from Boston, and City OF Chi
cago from New York.
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IT CAN'T BE DISPUTED
THAT THE
Peabody Hotel.
Gayoso Hotel and

Gayoso Hotel and
Luehrmann's Hotel
Sell better cigars for the money than any
hotel stands in the country. AT these
stands you can get tho finest DC cigars, the
finest for 25c cigars, the finest l0c straight
cigars, tho finest . for 25c cigars, the finest
8 for soc cigars, the finest for u cigars
that can be had In the United States We
receive shipments from Havana weekly.
and are, therefore, able to always stock
our branch stands with only the very
freshest imported cigars.
!. SAMELsoN & Co,
Tho Importers OF Memphis
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DIED.

woLF--M residence of her son'in.law, John
Ross, corner OF Mississippi avenue aud la Rose
street. Friday June ~ iSsq at Gl5 o'clock pm, In
the 7Sd year OF her ago, Mus CHRISTINA WOLF
Funeral will take place from residence tins SAT
uRDAY) afternoon at O'Clock. Friends OF the
family invited TO attend.
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Go 10 Floyd & Moneys for dinner All
tho Injuries Of the season. Dining.room
always cool, clean and pleasant.
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhma Cordial Is no mere
palliaior for the bowel disorders or tenn
porary relief OF the bowels, bat u Is posi-
tive and permanent euro when used as
direcicd
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhga Cordial Is the safest
and snrest remedy ON earth ior crainping
pains In the bowels, irritaied bowels, loose.
ness, sour stomach, Asiauc cholera ana
cholera nnorbuA
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrho'a Cordial is ins,an.
ianeously ielt, and within few minutes
after taking the sufferer from any disorders
OF the bowels Is soon convalcscent and
feels relieved.
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Personal

Safety depends upon pure and unadulior-
ated lood. therefore. In ordering Vinegar
be sure you get tho Ozark brand. which
is mdorscd by every largo grocer In the
C.uth
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Yesterdny,s DnxcbaIl.

Chicago IL, Boston 3.
Baltimore 0. Columbus 5,
Kansas City 8, Louisville 8.
Cleveland Z, Washington 2.
Pittsburg 3. Philadelphia 0.
Indianapolis 2, New York 8.
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Tur SOUTHERN STEAM DyR woRKs, SO
Court street, cleans or dyes any color,
dresses. laccs, clothing and curtains.
Work finished like new. Prices the low
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DnrxK Renkort's Soda and Mineral
Waters. 2l5 Main ri. lie keeps the best.
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MISSISSIPPI Diauhma Cordial Is n stan
dard remedy which has been In good re-
pu,e for over thirty years, and Il enjoys
wherever used reputation unparalleled
for bowel disorders.
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Ihe Hest Place in Memphis
To have you a nice suit Of clothes made Is
B. McMahon's, No. so Union street
IDausfru

REMOVED nv THE USE or COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
OF the hair.
Burnett's Flavoring extracts arc tho
best
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Fun dress Shirts speciality. Finish
equal 20 new. Memphis steam Laundry,
pa second street. Branch Office. ~
Madison street.
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PrrrsBuRo and Anthracite Coal. Special
attention 10 carload orders Gas Coke.
Ash Wood. Z. u. BRYAN * Co.
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A FEW FAv0RITES WIN.
LIKEWISE A FEW SHORT HORSES
NOTABLY EsTELLE.

An Eight to One Shot First Under the
wire-Eiyton Taps the Record for q
Mile and sixteenth-Good Gard
Today.
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished nj Memphis Steam Laundry, 224
second street. Branch Office ~ Madison
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To-day

LOOK out for @. @. S. advertisement in
SUNDAYS ArrgAI-
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RrxKrnr sells Tar Camphor l5c pound.
Preserves carpets and wooden from moths
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G. q. s. ADvrRrisEuExT will appear II
Sundays ArrEAL- Read H.
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The entries for tomorrow's Washington
parL raccs aro nffoliowg


Park races arc aSfoliowG
Ilr.t Raco-Aii ages thfoclourihs Of mile.
Aiona ~. Rssrfve lvi scfenadcr ~, Nidciic los
Cisonle. iO6 Mcdowell 10, Eicctricity i0i ftncl
n ", Coppcrfeld ", Kate Miner w. Joe Walton
second Race-Exta. All aRcg tLfcefouriha Of
falle Lewis Clara no. Geraldine III. lrunc IVA.
Slafchina ia Champagne Charlie III, Aafrhburn
iOs Neugruf 100, ssllic ilagan ioi. loaie ~ lVl
Dclmnr VI 0mrc BY n
1hifd Haco-liandiuap swcc psiAa "a, one and ono
eighth miles hridgclight ~, Famine ~, ~ Won
iOi nandolcttc ~.
Youth Racc.-1hc Kcnwod stakes, two year
oids fvcclehihs OF a mile. NJ liiD 10y ~, fcnn
lis Hafnry stone IT,. ~. ia u ili llll iSithcf
I0s euuuad iUs nantinro ioA Protection ipA rlf
Bffys iuA lns mont los Aoliiel iv- frtdcfiek ip',
Honduras i1s. Mayor nolan ipA
TInh Ilarr-flandicup sweepstakes hrccycaf'
olda ono mile gardner n lloCd Tide W.. bfosn
lTincr,s ia New Castle iof Aiu Jackson l0A santa
Criy inl ,assclln iul
sixth Rncr- Allowance. coo ahd quartz
miies John Rclser ~. Caiicuto ieS. Early pawn
iOl Lady ilrmphiil ~
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"ozAHx" Vinegar will preserve your
pickles aud your health.
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Issupr your gln-nou--- IN the Citizens
Insurance company No. ~ Madison street.
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LOOK out for G. G. S. advertisement in
Sundays ArrEAL.
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When out shopping don't forget TO call at
Floyd & MONEYS for lunch or their do
liclous ice cream.