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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01
ANOTHERPOOLOF SLOAN
quoNPSCN'S BROMiNE ARSENIC
SPRING IN AsuECOUNrY NC,
CREATING A SENSATION.
N ". Ilays. N New YORK world,

r,,,rEruroN, TgNS.-.1 have recently
.,.n,a the .wondcrfol spring" discovered
,~,l,,ic While Barker. In ihe mountains Of
>,,tb carolina. The story OF its discovery
.ocqucnti, been told IN the local papsr'
,,v little Wnlie cleared leaves from draiu
a.. ,b,r rec sio get water ior bis n her Wiz
a.. She corn near by. and next MOI ding
,nnd that The poison oak scres' on his
.., t.,d hcal.d wherever the water had
.,,c,,d 900 blck. said the old man, and
.h au ovci ?" And next morning the
cupH0i vs. gone
.fef me las experience with itS healing
.-,.,c,ties Svas made ipown the mountain
o.'pioiioi, fockod to u from miles around.
n, . sunday Il seemed n 80, ond Pool Of
.r,,,, "a th 80 many scrofUlous. cenccrous.
,.1 nice atcd isop'o reclining along tho
,.,,ts-fif old women, bandy-loggcd men.
ladies' mouniaiu mqidenS dingling their
Io,L.in Tho healing water. Horses and
.,.re were brought. md on these occasions
,,.... ,,icif sometimes hc counted hum
,.f .,re-i ncb nag> and CALLED steers wait
ig their iuin.
f.s wonderful how rapidly the curative
..,..,,.o> acf. IL iofty-eight hours. some
'l.... less. au angry sore is healed. In one
,.,,.. a cancer was DIR wn out by the
...i.. Ihr sunday gatherings nj the spring
...... necinle nuisance FOR the county. The
...ontain men brought "moonshine,"
.,f...fn frilking came lighting and cutting.
r,,r sf,va.n that the I ettef.isposed tried
ID, .,ale ia cilsiols satherng; the prayers
n. Sire .nrlne were interrupted, and services
alien ended Boo al free tight.
,rne, "a, invalid from saltvilie. Va, a
r.,ft.u tnompson moved up 20 the spring
and c1mn near in tent he found this
.t.f.n.thias~ insurportable. and bought he
...,...rf, iu ,clf- cfcucc. u was Enclosed and
e,ranco fa ped only by special ermiss on.
.l..n .,mc trouble. The mountain men do
.,.- 1tlaf no ono man should own thai
-. %. AND q captain Thompson didnt
..,.r. oit they would move I'm. crowd cf
trlne. armcl and went DOWN 10 execute the
t-re.f. Tue Captain heard OF their approach.
t,,lei IBIS Tide and took n stand By the
..r.ne. Tho first man who enters that
,,,c ,a'd De. when They came near the
r,.t man WHO enters tat gate Will be shot
Dr.
tho, hsd misla ca thelr man. From that
dlyhswls unmul scd.
81 vl, scared hall 10 death, said the Cap
IAN. .bnt di.lu'tl them find 80 out"
rIcwatcr ores up into slight cavity
h'..fel in ihc iocl,, and Is caught and hotil'd
Ms f..tas trichlc. out. The demand for 1t
s,c.y afeat large ror Ton being used a
fh..urins. toihe { ste the water is pure
affvcr cold. It's mineral property Is not
re c,punlc. but It's gcets are unusual and re-
maflnb @. rs indeed, 4 The analysis, for be-
SIDE, the hromine and arsenic" which give
she winter ITS name, II contains iithium,
iodine. pot So a phosphate. itisa dead
sn.tto dyspepsia. and All stomache troubles.
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by relc raih.


NEw YORK.. November N.--Money closed
NJ per cent, and during the morning
rstes ranged from tt0G per cent. ENchang,
closed steady; 'osted rates. tslis@ 81,
actual Rates, AL ia ~. Government
closed steady. Currency. Gs. III. bid; -
coupons. liz bid: 49, do. l05is bid.
The stock market this morning was mod
erately active and weak. with Chicago gas,
sugar. htchison. Reading. Richmond ana
Yves. Point. Western tn.on. Union Pacific,
st. Paul, c. {. 4. and II. Louis the features
Chicago gas continued to attract the great
est special attention. In the first hour its
prices dropped per cent. &. &. 4. and -.
Louis dropped 81 per cent. by midday. and
sugar trusts ). Inc weakness IN the ~tcuri.
ties named caused the whole list to decline
Al the close The general li.i was =. 10 , pei
cent. below Yesterdays closing figures. not
withstanding the fact that the bank state.
ment showed an increase in the reserves q
siv6,G5o. The sales for the day amounted "a
259, 800 snares.
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Chicago Market.
fBy Telegraph {

CHICAGO. November 30.--Wheat opened
fairly active and steady. Corn excited ior
November and steady for other months
oats dull and unchanged. Provisions dub
and steady Closngs Wheat-Noyemher,
49,: December. 19i., ~ C.; January.
sol. &C.. Corn November, Bic; December,
3Il. a3lssc.: January. 30s.@3ji-c. oats
December. -, e.: May. ~ 20. PORK Ne
yember, S9.l2i.: year. 500; January,
s9.g.i,. Lam-Noyemher. 500; December,
s5.SIis: January. SJ.s1isM $500. Ribs
November, s6.l2is; year. SL77'5; January,
Ga OF.
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rBy Tel gnan,,. !

NEW YORN. November Messrs. Hub
bard, Price ( Co.. in their cotton circular
tonight. say: Liverpool adyic'S We're ol
very fayoroble tone to-day. The receiv.
ing from there count the liquidation Of the
arrival Of cotton IN that market. causing an
advance not justified by our strength # yes
terday. Receipts Of cotton al the ports are
VERY large. but the southern markets. az tel
egrams to Us. are sustained 10y the pur-
chases Of American spinners. who have 81
far taken their requirement from hand 10
mouth"
Futures closed | 10 3 points higher.
Sales. $1,000 bales. spot cotton closed
steady; middling uplands, l0i,.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed s.eadv ;
middling uplands, 5ssd. Sales 1000 bales.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01
Congressional Regulation OF Elections.



The various schemes, more or less I'M
practicable. for securing "a free vote ana
fair count in the South appear to have
taken the shape OF Il proposition that
Congress shall assume the power OF
forming Representative districts IN the
several states. This power. il IL as
serted, resides in the provision Of the Con-
stituton which declares that the times,
places and manner OF holding elections for
Senators and Representatives shall he pre-
serb Il in each State by the Legislature
thereof: but the Congress may ut any time,
by law, make or alter such regulations. ex-
cept as 10 the places OF choosing senators
Under this provision IL il assumed that
Congress has power Ia intervene IN ever.
>txte and regulate the apportionnent OF
| Representatives in Congress.
| The States have exercised continuously
the right to form their own representative
districts ever since the foundation Of the
government, and the affirmation al this late
| DAY that the whole power over the subject
resides in Congress must be recognized as !
rather startling proposition. Even IL suci
power indisputably belonged TO onsress
nothing but the most Stern necessity coult
ustif, such AN interference with tn uni
form precedents OF century Of politica
legislation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01
CIarksyille. Tenn.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, November BIKE
ceipis continue very light, and our weekly
sales are growlng smaller. footing up 3Oi
horsheads for the week ending to-day.
There is such small range Of quality in
our offerings now that our market has be-
come uninteresting. Much the greater por-
ton Of the tobacco that appears on me
breaks Il damaged. which makes desirable
purchases very difficult. The tone OF tn 2
market continues strong. and good outlets
seem 10 have been found fer much moulded
and finked tobacco.
NJ. II. CLARK X BRO.
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r,crn ROT, ITS nrALING WATERS.
Norih Carolina Monntainecrs wrought
IN over a Mineral spring.
-llI. I'm Vow York uni

OILS 30 NtW I nih uHti
rrrfon. n. ca few days ago while
riding through the mountains Of North Caro-.
na. came upon an old man hauling bar
poe ofsomeihing liquid. lie had paused be-
farcn log cabin. where a number Of children
anl LOGS were irving to capture q turkey
ilai had taken refuge Ina the top Of tree,
Poultry. ginseng and two pigs maze mp the
olman's ioad together with the dripping
vessel.
"Cilorg" quiiei. feeling FOR nickel
"Nhat mout bc yo' same Stranger 10
a.k,d. scanning me from head to heel
"l. on are hauiin' 'mo0usline. soe.'
"~tr niger. whar ala YOU come from, aud
whit be Sc doing horeahouts. anyway
"Iin loia r.venuor." persisted. LET me
have % size"
But ID WIS not until gave fun sceount Of
mys DO lint a. y elded the least Information,
and then founI thai hc WAS reddliDg
wuicr. and that the uck In the bottom O.
the vehicle w. thr currency me had taken
IN payne {. qnl now the whole mountain
country is rs wild alter tnis thompson Bro
milne Arsenic Mater. as though it cured all
tlclll, 81 flesh. The old mau had hauled
tits load 90 ore than fortV miles.
4 aIeves The iudler | gifts from ole
j omsou p spring the wus'eg they Is arter
i.'he- id tony Inquiry.
# awhile the cobhlcr had been taken
ami l.us. "a nay woman tied HIM 10 the pigs
tlrl,dli o. drew for her q quart Of the IA nj
.il-wtcr Itt>fed the liquid cuIiOusly, and
found ever, purC; but It's analysis Is lie
mlI. Dolce.
te-.Mly no nnd Of mineral has ercr
l..Ia sensation th ough the hin country
c4an iDt.is ~umcious troubles occurred
of.r fhc Joss, ssiou. OF The water until an
f.Faul from -alt,ille. Va, a Captain 1homp-
sn. huu. ht the mountain side and enclosed
&c hioms c-.rscnic spfiug 10 protect himself
n.iln.t lighting visitors 1he moOushiuers
nftcf and ,r.,d 20 drive HIM Of but when
tl. od man heard ihev were coming no took
n.tild rc.u ,he gate with a rife.
"Ncc0omod up here % tell yer 70 git
OBJ 81 called 20 him.
IS out foot insiaa that thar f1nce an
lllit you" was the answer. and lac Is there
set
THE WONDG4FUL SPRING.
PERFORMING NIEACTlOI'S CURES
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Baittmere Markets.
,Hv 1elegrtt,i1

BALTIMORE. Md. November 3o.-totisn
quiet: middlins. i0t.c. Flour steady and
quiet. wheat-Soutbern quiet and STEADY
fultz. $50 Sc; Longbcrry. .3es>fc.: West
eru quiet: No. : winter red. spot and No
vember. 80. 10c.: becember. $50 i'c
Corn-->outhrrn white. il@ iic.; yellow.
t)d &5cs; West I'm strong; mixed, spot and
November. IlHc.; December, 4os4,lc'
and PENNSYLVANIA. 25@23v.: Western
white. 2s9@isc.; do. mixed. 5V DC;
graded No. white. 2gisc Rye quiet;
prime 70 choice. 53l5sc. Provisions dull
and quiet; coffee very strong; Rio cargoes
fair, i9i,@2Uc. Sugar strong; \ son. r..
Whisky fairly active and steady at sl.io.
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New York Produce Market
Try Telegraph

NEw YORK.. November Colour dull
and weak: city mills. extra St2jW $40 for
IVES; Indies. Wheat steady; No. red win
ter. cash. sjsf Sc. December, $3.50. Corn
Mixed, 49, m l2ssc.. cash. oats-No.
mixed, ~ "a lsisc.: do. December, ~
Pork dull; inspected mess. Sli@Sll.jo
Lard quiet; December. says. Sugar-Re.
fined hrm; cut loaf and crushed. ,f-c.;
yranulated. &C.; mould \. ,sc. Coffee
steady; fair Rio cargors. 1880.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01

COLONEL ROBERT q. lSGERsoLL has ac
cepted the invitation OF the New York Ban
Association to deliver the ANIMAL address
before the association In the Assembly
Chamber Of the Capitol on January 18th,
His subject will be The Imperfections Of
the Common Law"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01

TIEORGPS oN'S
BrOmine-ArSeniC Spring Water,
Creating Sensation Wher-
ever Known.
The Pol That CHTod The IlSC0TGrer's
sore Hands.
FROM A>HE COUNTY. \. {.
jncqualed by ANY Water or Medi
cine Know. The Fipest Ia
bl- Mater ia he World.
FROM A>HE COUNTY. y. c.

We ask the Mcdi al Profession TO say
whether or no they know Of any Springs OF
Wells water that suggests 30 many impor-
tiuf usls in me Icine. II Is panacea for In
digestion. PLHS SLANT Nausea. Loss Of APP
pltte. al Bloc and Skin Diseases. all stom-
nche. Kidney and Bowel troubles, Insomnia
AMI Nervous complaints.
! lisa FINE ALrERATINEANDT TONIC.
rmrh cts with Analysis and undoubicd
Certificates ON application TO
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01

WALLA WALLA has printer who would
do well TO emi.rat.. A few days ago the
editor Of the State man was made 10 put :
lish this startlin, statement: Nv. %.
Bush. member o. the legislature from
rhurston county, has been frty.nve years
IN the penitentiars." Mr.. bush has been IN
tho Territory toe touy'n's ysAss, ana wa
never Ia prison o. ~.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01

THE Baltimore Sun, announcing the
death of Martin Faquhar Upper says; Al
early as 1882 Mr.. Upper figured as an au
thor. and in 1888 he published "Proyerbia
Philosophy" in connection with which NJ
was chiefly known, and the success o.
which was extraordinary. Mr.. Upper wa'
prolific writer OF both prose and poetry
and was often sharply dealt with by th'
critics. He visited this country twice, th'
last time in 1876. During this visit he spen
several DAYS in baltimore and wrote poem
here, which appeared In the Sun while h'
was In the city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01
BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. November 30.-Reserye, IN
.reased. S4V5, $50; loans, increased, Siii,Ooo;
specie. increased, $685., > o; legals, Increased.
sd. 200; deposits, increased, Sloo,iVoi GU
culation, decreased, $4,000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01

THAT there 10 money in politics may b'
inferred from the fact Of the $;S.cvo.oOo il
costs 10 run New York city every year
SlS, 900 900 aud more 90 IN salaries ~ pgo'
lesslonsl politicians.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01
The Polk Miller Drug Co.,
General Agents.

See lint tie labsls have tho names OF
ta'NF 5S. also L. w. bvsWkLt. Gen.
ssal Manager % lesm.l
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01

Reported by John l.. Williams 4 son
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


Reported by c. W. Branch Co., bankers
and brokers, No.'llll Main street.
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RICHMOND. Va. November 30, 1859.
COVER NNiENT sEcURITIEs. Bid. 4 sked
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01

The WONDG4FUL SPRING
PERFORMING MIRACULOUS CURES.
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THE SOCIAL woaAD.

The prepa alton. for Mr.. McAllister's
great Newly ar's ball will keep ''Ihc Fou
Hundred" in a ilutter until the eventful
nj ,ht arrives. He feared that the Metro
loliian Opcra-liouse was so public place.
and that the management was compelled Il
employ 30 many men for the ordinary run.
ming OF the house, that strangers would be
able 90 secure admittance 10 the building
assisted 10y some OF these employees. To pre-
vent this the great social leader has prepared
u series of tickets 10 be issued 10 employee
whose presence will be necessary or The
night Of the ball. These are some three hun
dred in number, aud the tickets will b,
given 10 Pinard's walters, TO Kun
der's assistants, TO the musicians, ano
TO the men In lieyery that will be on
hand during the whole evening and assist
| the walters AZ supper time. The providing
OF llyeyies for these men Will be- one OF thu
most expensive items IN lie whole matte,
log giving tho Sew Years Bali IL VA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01

A FARM OF lVD acres OF -oDu ldnu III
high state Of cultivation mile distant from
Williamstown, Mass. can be had. says q
correspondent Of the New York Euening
Post. for nothing. That is to say the land
will cost nothing, if one VII pay 5000 for
the farm house, ten farm buildings and the
fences on il that cost over $1,000. The
region in which it is situated is described A.
most beautiful. and the protective tarlff has
been making home market for It's pro
ducts for twenty-five years. let with all
these advantages the owner wishes 10 sell
and can't sell for the cost Of his buildings.
Farming can't be made 10 pay. and the land
is therefore yaluele-s. The blame fer this
state Of things the Post correspondent ind
in the Federal governments inviting immi-
grafton by its land policy since the war. IL
land grant policy and it, bounties 10 tn
farmers competitors in the labor market
(prOtectiOn 10 manufacturers The conclu-
on is that the decay Of New England farm
ing industry cannot be arrested.
THE silver question bids far TO play an
important part in the next speakership.
The W ashington star says;
The National Silver Convention Al II.
Louis Wednesday received with cheers a
resolution calling on Western aud Southern
Representatives in Congress To support
some friend Of silver for Speaker Of the
House, a. Wall street and Eastern bond
holders are striving TO elect Speaker
whose record II opposed 10 silver Interests.
The resolution was referred. \ paper from
John Thompson. yice-president Of the chase
| National Bank. in favor Of a more liberal
use of silver in our currency was read. Con.
gresham X. L. Bland. Of Missouri. spOk'
AT length on the enect OF free coinage OF sill
yer by the government. which he claimed
would be beneficial. A resolution VA
adopted at Fridays session providing 70
the appointment Of a national silver com
mittee, which should he empowered 4
call another National Silver Convention
aud provide for the organization Of stat
and national silver leagues for the promo
ton of the objects Of this convention. Tn
committee was named by states. Con
gresham Bland, chairman OF the com
mittee on resolutions, presented a report
THAT the decentralization OF silver ha
worked practical violation Of every cor
tract then existing in the United states. en-
tailed countless losses, reduced prices NOR
than 80 per cent. That We beliey
i'm equal rights Of gold and silver and fire.
coinage for both, and that no nation eve
had. or ever will have. too much gold an
silver coin," &c., with resolution requts
ng Congress Ito provide at it, first sesslo
for opening the mints Of the United state
10 the free unlimited coinage Of stIndar
silver dollars OF the present weight an
lnencs-, to be legal tender tor all debit
public or private. equal with gold. and ths
until such provision Is made the secretlT
of the rrsasIr, pc required 10 coin II
, lpaximunl, S..uJJ.Jlo worth Of silver u
iiaonth, @ naw authorised BY law"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-20
EPIDEMIC OF RUNAWAYS.
Probably Due to the Law Not Being Con
piled with.

Probably Due to the Law Not Being Com
piled with.
Yesterday. about ] 0 clock. a wagon
belonging to the Southern Express
Company proceeded down Main street
the driver having left his team for q
moment on Main street. The team ran
until Ninth was reached; then up tn,
hill the horses started. and ran into the
dog-cart in which MIS-. John Poe was
seated. The vehicle struck the cart IN
the centre, throwing Mrs. Poe out. She
was assisted into the Office Of the Life
Insurance Company Of Virginia, where
she recovered from her nervous shock.
Dr. Brock. who was passing. rendered
such medical attention as was neces-
sary. Mrs. Poe was then driven to her
home. on west Grace street, Major Poe
accompanying her.
Some little excitement was created
yesterday by the horse attached to a
buggy belonging to Mr.. Allison. Of the
firm Of Allison 81 Addison. running
down Main street. The horse started
off at Fourteenth street. ran up the hill
to Twelfth. by which time tie vehicle
was demolished. The horse got loose
and kept on until he reached SIEVE 9TH
street. when he was captured.
There is a city ordinance foIbidding
horses being left standing united III the
street. Probably if the law had been
strictly observed, the above runaway
would not have occurred. A. it is, the
law is virtually dead letter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-20
CLUB MEETINGS.
The Clay Ward Actives and the old DO
minion.

The Clay Ward Actives and the old DO
minion.
The Clay Ward Actives met in Rein
hardt's Hall, and addresses were mad,
by Messrs. Conway r. Sands, j. Taylor
Strattou, Walter I. Booth and William
Lovenstein.
President Jacob presided aud there
was a large attendance.
THE OLD DOMINION.
The meeting of the Old Dominion
Club last night was well attended.
After the routine business was trans.
acted President X. A. Hughes intro.
duced Mr.. Jackson Guy, chairman of
the City Democratic Committee, who
made brief but strong and sensible
speech, outlining the policy of the
party, and in closing urged the Demo
Gratis OF jefferson ward to Immediately
perfect their organization.
Mr.. Bowden then in happy speech
introduced Mr.. Charles N. Wallace.
Jr., candidate for the Legislature.
Dir. Wallace made speech, contrast
ing the corruptness Of the Mahope-Ro-
publican party with the pure record of
he Democratic party. Mr.. Wallace was
followed by Mr.. Bowden, who made
hort speech. The club then adjourned
0 meet again psxt Thursday night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-20
THE TURF.

Results and Entries for the Races AT
Gravcscnd (Hroohiyn Jockey Ciab).
The following are the results of yes
terday racing:
First race, three quarters of mile
Maidstone first, King Crab second, Tip
staff third. Time 1879.
Second race. one and three-sixteenths
Of a mile-J. A. b first. -Huntress sec
ond, Zephyrus third. Time post.
Third race. three quarters of mile.
Culver stakes-Kingstone first, Re-
porter second, Geraldine third. Time
119.
Fourth race, onea and one-fourth miles,
Fulton stakes-Tenny first. Sen0rlta
second, HindOOcraft third. Time 2:l64.
Fifth race. five eighths of a mile
Ballet Colt fret. Major Daily second,
Masterlode third. Time 1867.
Sixth race, one mile-Now or-Never
first, Belle b second, Joe Courtney
third. Time 1:47.
ENTRIES FOR TO.DAY's RACING.
First race. one-half mile-Oregon,
112: Tipstan. 1l2; Gun-Wad, 100.
Second race. one and one-fOurth mile.
AihHRhs 'A'' PhNH-'
marie. 1903: Barrister, los; Kalloolah,
10j: Bellwood, 102.
Third race, one and one-sixteenth
mile-Paragon. 1872; Bravo, 1l2; Galop,
l02: Joe Lee, 10; Long Island. 100:
Massillon. 40; Lotion. 100; Bfidgelight.
40: Larchmont, 10; Eleve, 10; Belle
ID Or. l07; Bordelaise. li7.
Fourth race, three-fourlhs Of a
mile, selling-Civil Service; Gregory,
1l3; Caldwell, 1f3; Ocypete, 10.
Fifth race. seven-eighths Of mile
Pelham, 1l2: Lotion. 1l2: lima b. 100;
Glory, 109; Aurania. 100; Cotillion.
100: Bill Barnes. 107: GroOmsmans. lO1:
Macbeth, 107; Burnside, 1O7; Erura,
1O4.
Sixth race. three-fourths mile, selling
Young Duke, 1872; Pericles, IA; Mute,
Il2: the Lion. 1l2: Alaric, 100; Free
dom, 100: Keder Kahn. l07. CUPID,
1O7; RAYMOND, l07; Rupert; lO7; Sou
rire, 1906; Jennie Mcfarland, 1O5: Lady
Reel. 1903; label, 1902.
Weather clear and cool.