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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07
FAIR PLAY ron WoMEN.
Meeting Of the Momphis Equal Righ;
Association Yesterday.

Meeting Of the Momphia Equal Rights
Association Yesterday.
meeting Of the Memphis Equal Rights
Association, composed Of ladies who favor
woman suffrage aud absolute equality be-
tween the sexes before the law was held
yesterday IN the parlon Of the Peabody
Hotel. There were present Mrs A. ID.
Langslal. Mm. Julia Waldron, Mrs.
Belle Oldham, Mrs Ferguson, Mrs. Wolf,
Mn. NJ. samdold, Mira Aiken aud a mum.
Der Of others. The officers OF the associa-
ton aro Mm. Iydo Mcrwcihor, prcsi.
dent; Mr.. Bolton Smith. vice president:
MB. Matte Aiken, corresponding sccrc.
iafy, Mn. A. d. Langslah, recording rec.
rotary; Miss Lore landrum, treasurer.
Alter the disposition OF routine business,
the affairs Of the association aud the prog.
rcss Of the cause Of womans rights were
discussed informally A letter was read
from the National American Association,
inviting cooperation. which was received
aud llcd, aud the secretary instructed To
take the necessary steps 20 connect the
Memphis society With the National ASso-
citation.
There was no installing the spirit which
dominated the meeting. II was one Of
earnest and enthusiastic devotion TO n
cause which oil believed 10 bo founded
ON right, truth aud justice. Among other
resolutions passed was one appointing
committee OF three TO secure legislation
| favorable 90 equal registration OF men and
women before thc Law Ia matters affecting
! property rights. The chair appointed the
following committee. Mcsdamcs langstail,
! Aiycn nnd Wolf Resolutions we're also
adopted providing for a weekly meeting
every Monday nj the Peabody Hotel NJ b
io'clUck In the afternoon. A course Of lee
turns has been arranged for next season,
and other steps will bc promptly taken to
keep ihc cause properly before the people.
Literature discussing the question OF
woman sullngc will DO provided and die.
uIbulcd by the association, aud much
good Is expected 10 be accomplished In
this way. Nc J. NJ. Heating was unan.
inously elected a member Of the associa.
ton ia recognition Of his repeated kind
words Tor the cause.
AZ q o'clock T. m, after very pleasant
tNo houn' session, the meeting adjourned.
a
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Memphis Carriage Works
Nos 81 AND SO MADISON STREET.
Repairing and Building Fine Vehicles.
AN IMpoRrANr BRANCH

dry, 224 Second street.
Ever abreast with the growth Of the city
the Memphis Steam Laundry has greatly
added TO its facilities for cleaning lace cur
tains. The price has also been reduced TO
% aud 7j cents pair. This department
is now the most complete In the South.
and is under the management Of a thor
ough expert. Calls aud deliveries free.
Branch office, 81 Madison street.
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THE COURTS.


Commissioners were appointed to set
aside year'ssupportfor Mrs. Schwalmcycr,
whose husband died recently. The COM
missioncrs are l.. b. Mullins, j. II. Gordon
and p. NJ. Stanley.
/. h. Eaton was appointed guardian OF
Katie Sadler yesterday. Bond $4,000.
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Excavations TO California sna the North


The Iron Mountain Route will thi.
season have on sale special round trip tick.
cts 10 all points Ia California, Colorado,
Utah. Oregon and Washington Territory
Al iis ticket office. 200 Main street.
Pamphlets, guides and reading matter
ehccnuily furnished on application.
III. ID. WusoN.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
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REMOVAL.
rhos. Y. puresll 4 Co.

Have removed 10 - south Court street.
under Gasion's Hotel. where thoy have on
exhibition The light running New Home
and liyu oh0ll sewing Machines. 1hess
arr undoubtedly ihc lighiest running and
most simple machines ever br0ggA, 10 ilis
city. These machines v.li b. sgd a. 4
great reduction for cash, o. % easy month.
Ia uuKfnrntH
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Criminal Court.

The case Of the State against Rhoda
Turner and DIR, Nixon was continued over
owing to the sickness OF one OF the jurors.
Abe Mpyfeld lcolored) was given three
years yesterday for larceny.
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Marriage I.icenacs.

Lawrence Simpson TO Miss Floy l..
Latham, W. II. Mcdowell TO Miss Maud
A. Stowe, L. II. lIeite to Mary J. Green
lee, Richard Pavne to Patsy Turner, Chas.
Carter to Miss Lammic llorwcll.
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u. MrMnhnn. M rninn a..

Has recently made some OF the most
beautiful suits oi clothes ever seen In the
city. lie makes q specially Of fine goods,
and his reputation for lifting Is unsur.
passed.
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on .grs furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
- cents per wcps. hy Memphis Stern
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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JAWS CoNgiiN MORTGAGE TEusr Cow
rAXY. Room .. Cotton Exchange build-
ing. make long time leans on improved
city real estate No delays
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Anything from fence 10 q husincrf block
Your order vii be given prompt attention
by The Wright Lumber Company, Iowa
ayvnuc, Fort Pickering. Telephone | ,3O7.
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Jas. McNeal and wife to Willis Caruth'
ers, LOT 81, in block 60, in Fort Pickering
30 by los feet; $40.
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LAcr curtains cleaned aud beautifully
finished NJ Memphis Steam Laundry, pa
SccOnd street. Branch oillcl 81 Madison.
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Mr wlnslow's Soothing syup should always he
usrd for children tcCthlng. IL soOthcs the child.
fuiiCus tie gums hlays ull pain, cures wind collie
and is the bet rvmcdy iur diifrhch &c bottle
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rIe,a a neenr,,.,.naI...

They have no equal.
They are always fresh.
They are always good.
They are elegant i0r presents
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Wilson a riinn. aia Main street.

Sell al grades Of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Mating, etc. ai the very lowest possible
cash prices. Also do repairing, upholsler-
ing, shipping and packing furniture, and
guarantee good aud satisfactory work.
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Arc You Golng Go nnIIl

DElNK RcnkcH's Soda and Mineral
Waters. 2lJ Main II. lie keeps the best.
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wiz hc found an excellent remedy for
iick headache. Carriers Little Liver PILLS
lhousahds Of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact 'rry them.
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RrSHERr sells Tar Camphor l5c pound.
Preserves carpcisaud wooden from months
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N. .. Rosenbciu sell.
California Excursion.

Wines and liquors to families at low prices
Telephone S,i3.
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Osr bottle u Piaits Chiordcs contains
more dIsiHicciug power than ten pounds
Of chloride % line.
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win Ore rr.,un, Rate. Hold ou,-

CmoAoo. ILL.,, May ~. VIII ore freight
rates hold out7 Is nov the paramount
question among vessel men. The season
has opened with unpcccdcntly heavy
shipments and with demand for tonnage
which has increased week by week. The
capacities Of both shipping and receiving
points appear 10 have been reached and
still shippers want moro boats.
Agent Cottcll, who represents the Union
Line ut Milwaukee, aud who has had ire
quent talks with mino owners, predicts
that the present heavy shipments will DO
kept up ill early In the fall when they
will come 10 a sudden stop. TIC docs not
think much ore, comparatively wiz 40
forward after early In october ny that
time grain ircighis will certainly DO ablc
20 care for the major part OF the orc heet
without sending rates down out OF sight.
The shipments Of iron orc from Tue porls,
Of Marquette, E.canaba, 81. lgnacc aud and
Ashland last week aggregated lVO'DSO
gross tons. The total shipments ior tho
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FAYORITES TO THE FORE.
BADGE AND BRAVO AGAIN PROVE
THEMSELVES SUPERIOR HORSES.
Louisville's Last Racing Day Cinoh
for the Local Turf Speculators-A
Fine Field Of Starters in the Latonia
Derby Tomorrow.

Yesterday was another field day for the
level headed spectators who invested on
Louisville races and accepted THE AP-
pEAL's tips as a guide. The tip named
four firsts and two seconds, and one of the
second horses Bettina paid two to one
for place. The Derby pool room and the
Turf Exchange both got severely pun
melted in straight bets and combinations.
Tomorrow Latonia opens her regular
spring meeting and ofiersa splendid board
for the venturesome to choose from. The
event Of the day will OF course be the
Derby, in which Come-to-Taw, Hindoo-
craft, Lotion, Sportsman and other good
ones are engaged. In view OF his per-
formances at Louisville, THE APPEAL ex-
poets to see the race 60 to Come-to-Taw,
chased in by Hindoocraft.
The Chicago board also offers fine com.
pany Of starters, particularly the race in
which Leo. H., Bankrupt and Unite and
three others are engaged. The winner
will probably be one OF the two first named.
The Brooklyn board is as perplexing as
usual. Yesterday the short horses carried
off the honors and the same thing is likely
to happen tomorrow.
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Lotion, to the Beverwyck Stable. The
price is understood to be So 900 for both,
the sale TO be consummated after a trial,
Lotion is bay filly out of Via, by Long
fellow or Jils Johnson, and her running
qualities only are sold. Lee Christy is
colt by Longfellow, dam Little Famine.
THERE is probability that before the
Brooklyn meeting is over a match race be.
tween Davis & Halls Patrocles and ]. ].
McCafierty's Burch will be decided. Mr..
McCailerty is dissatisfied with the defeat
Burch suffered by Patrocles at Baltimore,
and has expressed himself TO that effect,
while Col. Hall is just as satisfied that
Patrocles can 90 out and do il again. The
Dryers hearing OF the argument have, so
it is claimed, offered purse Of $1,000 for
the horses to come together and il they
do both owners will put upa lot Of money,
and good race will be seen, rs both
horses are now mt their best.
AT Spokane Falls, w. T., Mr.. A. A.
Newberry, president OF tho Spokane
Falls Fair Association, last Wcdues-
day raised fund for the decoration Of
Spokane, the winner OF the Kentucky
Derby. In letter to his owner, Noah
Armstrong, on behalf Of the citizens OF
Spokane Falls, President Newberry says
Ii. V. Bemis, editor of the Chicago Horse
man, has been requested to purchase the
finest horse equipment that can be pro.
cured in the East 10 decorate the gallant
steed whose name is typical OF the most
rapidly growing city on the continent, the
population of which has increased over
1900 in three years.
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LATosIA MEETING.
IL BegIns Monday Entric., weights aud
Pooling Last Night.

CISciSxAri, o., May IS Monday
Latonia opens her gates TO the thorough
>rcd-loying public Of this section, and the
greatest race meeting ever run at this
course Is promised. The new grand stand
has been completed and new judges aud
timers stands erected, which adds won
deriul.y 10 this already beautiful jockey
club course. There will be fully 600
horses here during the spring meeting,
and among them some OF tho cracks Of
the country, Spokane, Terra Gotta, Proc
Tor Knott. Ilindoocrait, Egmoni. Jacobin,
the sensational 2-ycar-od filly Valuable,
Badge and hundreds Of Others equally as
well known. Tho track Is In splendid
condition and can stand considerable rain
without materially hurting IT, Everything
a In readiness for the bugle call 10 the
post and'the tap Of the starters drum.
The following Is the entries, weights and
pools ON Mondays races
Flint Racc-Thrce iouuhs oi a mile. mcsslnl
o. iionulo ktfilo VI. tictilnn VI, tnlllc llnghn ~
Iiraudoictc 20. Mcdowell ~, kthlani To- Cop
Icrhcld 100 Gaion i0i, Ihad Rove i0i. Lcidcftrn
To-, The Chavallcf 10. Long hoy ile, Tom Hoo.
ii6. Guiliord ii6. Efcbus il@ Valuable ll'' NJ
pooiinE. ,,, "a. -,
frruuu knrr~Nnn uiltf tNllluF thN ANuNshl
10 SO stuart ia 81 ingo ~, swampiofd lul
Nespcr icll 40, Gardiner o., Held -
Thlw hacc-scycn cighths Of nile sslllng
Oholisk III. g. Clnmof H., 81, Cupid llA thch
100 Metal iOi kailio q. ~, ncld 81.
Fourth lncc-The intonlA Derby, ono aud hhnl
miieG Illndocrah rs. $40. King Regent H. =
Come 20 Taw ~. ~ Long Fish ~ ~ ouib0uh'
H. a. Sportsman rs. 81 Lotion iit, 81
Filth lacc-fouf aud Que hall iuflongs lot
yearoids. poHlaw lli, SO. samalihl 40, ". ht!l
Rabbit no. silence 40. q each Hairy Weldon ~
il Alden ma ~ each. Baiiyhoo 10, Flyer u,
resrIess no. fottle y ii0 Maid oi Kichland III
NidOnia 40. field 81.
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the Resale n, aravesend.

NEW YoRE, May ls.-lt was quito cool
at Graycsend today, rs the breeze came
sweeping from the ocean. Tho attendance
was very large and the track good. Mr..
August Belmont. the owner Of Prince
Royal, this afternoon said he would match
Prince Royal against Exile, weight for
age, for mile, for 5000 a side.
First Race-one mile. Starters Sam
Wood, Khaitan, sluggard. Maidstone, Sea.
drift, Passport, Rocks. Long Island, Cor.
inth. Sam Wood won In li42i, Long
Island second, Maidstone third.
Second Race Ono mile. Starters Swift
Taragon, Belle ID Or, Juggler, Grimaldi
Carnegie, Specially, Bcnedictine, Barris'
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Tnr famous Goliah, a Derby candidate
In 1887, Is now a buggy horse in Louisville.
IT Is possible that the new Gutienburg
track will have a sleeplechase track built
on 10.
WARY Is once more in fl condition, hav-
ing entirely recovered from the recent in
jury to hisioot.
GRAND RAPIDs Is to have a new trotling
track In connection with the West Michi-
gan Fair Sosiety.
Ex-MoNARcE, PAGER, 2:lTl, and Nelly
V, 2:20l, have been added 10 John splan's
string at Cleveland, o.
PEARL JENNINGS, FL Corrigan's famous
mare. Is now with KNAPP McCarthy's trot-
ters in Terre Haute, Ind.
TnE Dryers deny that they ever had
any intention Of buying Al Farrow, who
lately ran n milo in l:i0.
FRAN. McCLELLARD sold his Bramblo
colt, Bravo. to Henry simons, Of Louis
VILE, last week for 800.
JIMMY GoLnsNiru says trainer makes
big mistake by trimming horses on a half
mile track for campaigning purposes.
ONH OF Capt Browns unnamed 2-ycaT
olds has created quite sensation ut the
Brooklyn track because OF his good looks.
TuE Chicago Stable now has twonty-siN
horses feeding on its oats. They are all
ist-class animals aud should be big win
ncrs.
LoNd ALiGnr's racing days are over, thi.
end being the result OF a collision. lie h
five years old and owned by W. X
lotcher.
TnrRE is some talk In California Of
match between Al farrow, with III
pounds up, aud the fast mare, Geraldine
with l05 pounds, at one mile.
CONGO worked n mile and n quarter a
Shccpshcad In 2:l6. She begins TO shoy
effects Of tho work sho has done and III
tic rest would likely benefit her.
SALVADOR suffered mild attack Of live
fever at Monmouth Park recently, but !
doing well and taking hrs regular work
Yum Yum and Aurclia also suffered.
Is Maxwell's string, at Shocpshcad, mr.
Prince Fonso and Champagne Charlie
Roth are looking fine. Tho former wi
take q lot OF beating when he faces the nag
TuE PAGER Wcslmont sold at the Wood
land, Lexington, sale 10 j. j. Siarbuck, q
Salt Lake City, for $3.50. In 1884 J. NJ
Hill bought this famous side wheeler Il
$4,000.
TnE opinion Of Drooklyniic who wer
10 school with the Dryers, about Kin
Thomas is that he Is a grand looking col
In front, but resembles scrapod tootl
pick In his rear quarters.
Is a letter to the Turf Field aud Far
Mr.. j. I. Case states that he would not 3
surprised TO SEQ his four year old stallion
Brown, 2.lSl. beat the stallion recor,
2.l3l, this season. Everybody else woul
be.
: Ex-Gov PiscuBAcK, Of Louisiana; II
Harlan, Of Washington, and John Ale
, ander, OF Columbus, have quit Til,
were partners IN the book made by Sa
. Dun and lost about 50, 600 on the Loui
, willie meeting. They arc three Of the hea
lest bottcrs among colorcd people on Il
/. turf.
!, ID. HAnPrn has made n condition
!. sale OF his threc-year-olds, Lee Christy al
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at is a fact that many of the best propri-
etary medicines of the day, said the late Dr.
J. G. Holland in Scribner's Magazine, "arc
more successful than many physicians and
most OF them were first discovered or used
in actual medical practice. When, however
any shrewd person, knowing their virtue
advertises them, in the opinion of the big
otcd, all virtue went out Of them" Failure
Of eye.ight, tickle appetite, headache, ox-
treme wakciulness, frequent desire to uri-
nate, especially at night, gradual failure Of
strength and dropscal swelling, these are
symptoms Of kidney disease. II you neg
lect the symptoms you will eventually have
lirghts Disease. Warmers Safe Cure is the
for this disease. The late DIR. bio Lewis,
over his own signature said: "lf | found
myself tn victim of serious kidney trouble,
| would use Warmers Safe Cure
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JEFFERSON TO HANG.
The Negro Murderer OF william Rag
land Doomed to Death.

The Negro Murderer OF william Rag
land Doomed to Death.
The Supreme Court has confirmed tho
sentence OF the Shelby Criminal Court
upon Thomas jefferson, colored.
Saturday, July IS, next, is fixed for the
execution, which will take place in the
County Jail yard, unless good fortune in
terposes to save the subjects neck.
The crime for which Jefferson is under
death sentence was the murder of William
Ragland, also colored, and rival for the
affections of irail negro woman, who was
at the time living with the condemned as
wife. A knife was the weapon used, It's
work being CHASTITY. Tho woman testified
against her lover, gave information by
which her evidence was strongly corrobo'
rated by silent witnesses, aud the verdict
OF the jury was murder in the first degree
Tho extreme penalty was imposed, and Il
has been confirmed by the tribunal OF last
resort
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AT LOUISVILLE.
The Last Day Of Very Successful
spring Meeting.


LOUISVILLE, KY, May lS.-The closing
races Of the Louisville Jockey Club were
run at Churchill Downs today. The day
was fine and the attendance about 5000.
The track was quite dry and in excellent
condition, but not fast. The first time
during the meeting the tavorites won
throughout. The meeting has been char
acterized by large fields OF a good class OF
horses with close business and good time.
The betting has been heavy, the assurance
that everything was fair proving a strong
attraction to high class lovers OF the sport.
The facilities have been ample.
First Race-Macauley handicap, $40
each, $500, all ages, one mile. Starters
and odds: Wagram 97, Finnegan, 80 to /;
Tenacity 95, Ray, 10 to /; Comedy ITO,
4 Monhan, to /; Probus 90, Freeman, IL
n TO l; Valuable ll6 Taral, l TO 3. Valua-
BILE, unwhipped, won by alength, Tenacity
second, Probus third. Timc-l:43.
Second Race-Kentucky handicap; all
/. ages; handicap sweepstakes, 500 each;
Il 8, 500 added; second to receive $500 and
"A 20 per cent. Of stakes and third OF 10 per
cent. Of stakes; mile and quarter. Start
ers and Btlds: Layina Belle ll3, Taral;
n Clay stockton l0l, Stevenson, 4 10 l.;
. Monlrose ll6, |. Lewis, . 10 /; Badge ll9,
Il |. Murphy. to 81 Hypocriie ll3, Barnes,
Stol. With a good start Clay Stockton
got away first, Hypocrite second, Badge
:. third, with the others close up. stockton
made the running aud passed the stand
three open lengths ahead Of Moptrose
second, Hypocri,e third, Badge fourth
under n heavy pull. To the quarter the
only change was the gradual creeping up
n OF stockton. AT the half positions were
unchanged, but all closer together At
VI the turn Stockton and Hypocriie were
q feeling the pace too much. Badge came
forward triilc back and the race was with
Alontrose ut the tlreequarlers. Com
ing homo Murphy fairly lifted Badge UNI
der the string first by head, Montrosc
second, three lengths ahead Of layinia
Belle third. Time-203l.
Third Race-Selling; purse, 500; seven
furlongs. Starters and odds Lizzie u. l02,
Ionohan, . 10 1; Get l0i, Freeman, % to
!; Amos A. i0j, Fox, s to !; B:ave llG,
yarnes, 3 to 3; Btidgclght III, Lewis, . e
! With Amos A. first, Bridgolighi second
sd Lizzie Il. third, Bravo ran fourth ioI
the first half mile; then he began 10 come
up WIN DIluSehbhb iV"u,ng h,'u n,'''
length, and passed Amos; half down the
stretch he passed Bridgelight and came IN
winner handy by length; Bridgeligh
second, Amos A. third, length. Time
l:30l.
Fourth Race-Seling purse, 500
three.year-olds and upward; bcaiei
horses; six iurlongs. Starters aud odds
Walter II. 20. Lee, . to /; Chas- Reed 50
Tomlinson, ~ 10 l; Lizzie l. 80, Freeman
4 to ]; Tudor 30, Stevenson. 10 TO 3
Bonita Bell, Ray 10 /; Ben ID. JOG
Thorpe. 30 TO l. Tudor ran first frou
start 10 finish, winning easily by a length
Bonita Bell second, Charles Reed third
Time-i:l6l
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DETROIT, Mich, May ls.-Thc roof OF
II. T.. Baldwin d Co.'S shoe factory, corner
Woodward avenue and Woodbridge street,
caved in this morning William Bcrnow.
ski, II. II. Vincent and George Bcobcrib,
three workmcn engaged in repairing the
building, we're buried in the ruins Der
noWsd died shortly after being rescued.
Vincent and B0chrritz received serious
though not necessarily fatal injuries.
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First Neutrality-suspicious. OF a mile;
handicap, for two year olds. Palisade first,
Amelia second, Jed third. Time-l:l0.
Second Race-Three-quarters OF mile;
selling. Little Bess first, Jessie Mcfarland
second, Litbert third. Time-l:l0l.
Third Race-0ne mile and hall. Inso-
ence first, Artist second, Big Three third.
Time-2:454.
Fourth Race-0ne mile. Catalina first,
Brewster second, Glen Pearl third. Time
-l:i7l.
Fifth Race-0ne mile and sixteenth;
selling. Endurer first, Tom Stevens Sec
ond, Unique third. Time-l:56.
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CanpbeII Makes Purchases.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May ls.-John Camp
bell, Of Chicago, purchased from +. b.
Harper, Of the Nantura Farm, yesterday,
the running qualities Of the iive'year-old
mare, Valuable, by Ten Brock, dam
Lizzie Stone, for $4,000. On Thursday
he bought the thrce-year-olds, Lotion and
Lee Christy, from Mr.. Harper condiiionally
upon their showing satisfactory trial. The
bargain was cOnsummatcd yesterday by
Campbell paying 5000 for the pair.
Proctor Knott, Bryant says, will be taken
TO Chicago within the next fortnight and
prepared for the American Derby.
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Win, shall We no win our noys7

Is now being asked us by parents, aud we
can give no better advice than 10 recon-
mend sending them to that popular aud
progressive institution, Tho Nelson BUSH
ness College, Second and Monroe streets,
where they will learn figuring and writing
according TO business standards, rs well rs
spelling. bookkeeping, type-writing, etc.
They will only have 10 study during tho
cool hours Of the day and will be discip-
lined in n gentle but firm manner. The
Nelson College stands without peer for
ihoroughncss and rcspeciability Of pa
tTonage.