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philip Wallach,s VIII.

The will of the late Philip Wallach was fled
today, fully proven, admitted to probate and
letters of administration eta. were granted to
James Lansburgh on a bond Of $4,000. The
will bears date of July %, 1885, and leaves to
his mother 5000 annually and at her death the
same TO his sister, Fannie Bowers, for two and
one-half years, and the rest of his estate to his
wire. whom he named executrix. Mrs. Wal
iaeh renounced her right and. with the heirs,
asked for the appointments of MIR. Lansburgh.
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blr Julian and Lady PauncefOte last evening at
DINNER. left the city today. They arrived at
the Arlington hotel on Tuesday and yesterday
ST Julian escorted them to visit some of the
many points of interest about the city. with
which they were greatly charmed
Miss Lille Cavanaugh, who has been visiting
Capt. and Mrs. b. f. BOnnx of Frederick. Md
for the past two weeks, will return home to-
morrow.
Mr.. C. F. Haden of Panora, Iowa. and Miss
Eudora s. Benton, formerly OF Washington.
were married in Baltimore yesterday az the
home of the brides father Capt Benton. by
the Rev. j. III. Smith of the VI. f. church. The
bride wore a beautiful white silk made en- train
and trimmed with Fedora lace and carried a
bouquet Of Marechal Neil roses. The parlor
had been beautifully decorated by the bride .
most intimate girl friends. among whom were
the Misses Morrison. Wilkinson, Dulin and
Crump from Washington.
Mrs. Col. II. A. Seligson of West Washington
has returned from visit OF several weeks with
her cousin, Miss Nettie Miller. at Frederick
Nd, accompanied by Miss Miller, who will be
the guest Of Mrs J. II. Hood. No. 1912 street,
Georgetown. during the coming season.
The friends OF Mrs. Robert r. Porter. the
wife of the superintendent of the census, will
be glad to learn that her health has improved
90 much OF late that a southern trip is in con-
temptation. after which she Will return 20 her
home IN Georgetown, reaching there about the
hrst OF the year. For more than a year pas,
MIS- Porter has been an invalid.
Miss Nellie Friebus gave an ENJOYABLE birth
night party at her residence, l439 l. street The
young hostess wore a forty -fve-year-olds striped
SAX belonging to her grandmother, shading
IRON bronze 70 garnet, emerald to cream
Among those present were the Misses Bailleul
Baker, Duffy. Ebert. Frech. MWray, Mullen
smith, hendry. Jones and Morgan, Messrs
Cameron, G. Friebus. il; Wood, Mann. Ran
dolph. Morgan, SchafhIrt. Creeny and smith.
Lieutenant Commander b. T. TilIey anG
family are living at 1913 I'D street vest
Hon. Evan +. Howell. editor Of the Atlant,
Const' luton, accompanied by his wife and two
daughters. arrived in the city last night an(
are spending a few days with Mrs. Hoyelr
niece. Mrs. Judge Miller, at TakOma Park.
Christ church, East Washington, was th,
scene of a pretty wedding last night-that O,
Miss Inez Clark. daughter of Joshua Clark
and Mr.. Nathaniel l.. Fi,zhugh. Rev. Mr.. vii
liams performed the ceremony. The bride va
Handsomely attred in a wedding robe of ricl
white silk. A reception was held at the bride
residence. after which the young couple left OF
north-bOund train for a ten days trip. o.
their return they will settle down to house
keeping in their own home in East Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Whittimore have re
Gently returned to their handsome Residence
on the corner of 18th and n streets. They hsv
been warmly welcomed BY large circle o
Friends.
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FOR RENT--STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES

EoR RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS. WITH
steam heat and elevator service ia the Lenmsn
ba1ding, 142o MA. ave. A. l. CUUMBE
Eo-lm I425 NY. ave.
ErOR RENT-DESK ROOM FOR RENT IN LARGE
l. rocmy front office irst floor
n2-lm W. /. HOPKINS q CO., 142OFst nw
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

INV hALA.NEJOS -.
I,oB sALE-aENTLE HORSE sUEIAR.T roR
and sSa Il sa7 NtS T ssS ave CAL between al sPa
I.oR sALE-F NJ BLACK HORSE. Id HANDs
= har,essii CsnoIy-tsp surrey, an excsIlent cen,
D0NSEY's sis6ie. 1890 / .. Il nAN'A' $50
I-OR, sALE-.A FINE corPE H0RSr. syE,Rs
worth 500 isS 20 rsa ss sa1gs,ssa POe 100
EoR s.LE-NOyELTY PpCKFTkSTyFs- n
ioid handles; name. Sddrcs- on QUE s,ds tr.is a.
nices lns out Tor cr,s,ss. ' ca ePgosi,e shs
Address Lkk ii. STANDS. BOX 2Ss. city Po' ny:
t9k sALk-BAY MARE Is HANDS WORKS
aryes CROSS Livery stable. lsth 81 ana IN ave.
ZOE ssLE I SMALL STOCK OF eRocERfEs
which vii sel for small price Guod place Tor
ss Ss Sss Cheap rent APrg 70 HESKi VIZ cor
I.oR sALE-A PATENT AUTOMATIC nor 40
Il and steem-renerating Furnace At one-sslf Of i,s
r'f rrli Ss iSs r sa 3. S'. Will heat rOdm
lsoR sALE-HhNpsOME CHERRY sIDFho1Fn
- IN $50 Cost SO. Walnut Bed heom suite.
nu, sidshOsrd- Price sss 50; cost sso SO s,s -.
IyoR sALK-TINE DARK BROWN HORSE. SIX.
teen hands liEh, sound aud Kind will drive double
or singl. Can Be seen afternoons at stable rear q
lyoR sALE-sUpFRB UPRIGHT PIANOS. sHox.
son 90. on llih = NV, NemIers RocHhsif
society specially iavited 70 call and 1spscI nGiO3o
Ia
Il Pups, IRON imported stock. 81 223 ~ ct
I.oR SALE = COVENTRY BUIiT sAFFrIsS
II Balls 20 all parts, from ss5 tosl25. lilo -
NV. n6-N'
IroR sAIE-sIN-BoRsE BOILER AND ENGINE
- e9mpleie with INJECTOR aud al nttings. sl2S
Inc Est. NV. n6-3r
OR sALE-oNE PAIR or FINE, STYLISH
II Coach Horses. bays: half brothers. i0l< hands
six years old: closely mate he'd.
one Fsir Bay Mares inil sister. i5A htads. o and
years old: very handsome and well broken.
one Large Brown CoUEc and Carriage Horse. l6k
nsnds ears old very stylish and lentle Also four
NICE single pFi'ers' all sound. Aprly te,,.
ne-2t. Vermont stock Fam Marhali' VI.
4, OR sALE-A FEw GOOD HORSES STANTON
alley rear OF 1880 l. ~. nv. no0t'
t,oR skLE-BAR kOOM, STOCK fIxTUkEs AND
- furniture located 9th and l. sts. s.w bargain.
vi nv or l. C. Knight, cor. 9Th anu NJ ".
lSoR sALE-A GRFAT PIANO OFFER ONE
n beautiful new Upright I feet inc hes hizh: has
panels decorated with embossed bronze gures the
ing action ana guaranteed fOr yeArs Pusce sxsO-
Slu cash and slO per month One Second hand
lprlsht . as cash. HUGO MORCH A CO., Sohmer
flano Agents, S2o 9Th ST. NV. Pianos Scr rent g..
I,oR sALE-FIXTUREs AND STOCK dNCLUD-
Il lug Horse and NAgong of irstriass Corner tiro-
Gerry and PrOvlslUu store, stustd nOrthwest reason
Tor selling having other business Address B51 I'd
star office lh-at.
II
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BALDWIN, KN0WLT0N & LAKE
LOCAL BR vITIES.

Thomas Morris, coored, WIS arrested
yesterday for whipping his wife and do
mollshing their household effects.
Trains on the Tennessee Midland Rail-
road will begin running regularly TO Lex
ington, twenty-cight miles east Of jackson,
today.
Fireman Cham Bones. who was run over
by the hook and ladder truck, Saturday
night, was slightly improved yesterday.
His injuries will confnt him 10 his room
for several days.
The remains Of Jerry Murphy, the
svitChmau, who met such irightiul
death in the co.li.ipn, will bc inferred this
afternoon in Calvary Cemetery unless his
brother who lives In st. Louis, orders
otherwise.
The dead body Of a mulat,o infant was
found IN a basket IN q vacant lot, corner OF
Orleans aud Jcssamnc streets yesterday
afternoon. about 1850 o'clock. IL developed
NJ the inquest held hy Squire Gafyin.
that the child had been slringcl 10 death.
There is no clcw 10 the infants hcarIlcss
parents
The debris Of the wreck Of Saturday
night caused by collision between H.,
~ ". q 1. uuu - " -. UAlllH Ncf' tlfhINl
away yesterday and trains arr now passing
over the track M usual. The G. * ..
company estimates it, loss at about
$1,000. A few hundred dollars will cover
the damage sustained by the L., \ q. <
7. company.
Irving kaufman, the twelve year old
son oi Dane kaufman. icll from q house
on Madison street, Ia front OF the Mem.
phis City Fire aud General Insurance
Company, about o'clock yesterday after
noon. aud was seriously. probably fatally
hurt. The little fellows head was badly
cut by rock Dr. ThorntoI dressed the
wounds and had him removed To hi.
fathers residence, corner Third and Poplar
strcgls At latest accounts young kaui
man was resting easy.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

L. L. NADAEIN, editor OF the Forrest
City ark 7imes, is in tho city on bust.
ncsg.
A. T. DuGGEa, representing the Forrest
City Ark iuHa, will be in the city sew.
eral days.
On. l.. A. Nicely aud wife have returned
TO the city aud are temporarily stopping
with Mr. and Mrs. w. ;. Bruce
joins W. DAyiDsoS, general representa-.
tive Of the InillRriri Rrirc IN Arkansas
has left for that State on an extended trip
IN the interest Of his paper.
Miss CELIA BiSGuAM. daughter Of Mr..
W. III. Bingham, who possesses n well cul.
tiyaled and unusually rich, sympathetic
soprano voice, now leads the choir OF the
First Baptist Church.
AuoNU the prominent arrivals nj Dufy's
Hotel are: james W. Nancy FIR lanier,
Arkansas; VI. L. Fudge, Kansas City. Mo-,
u. u. Eskridgc, Arkansas. j. I. Williams,
st. Louis, Mo; John Thompson, Arkan-
sas.
W. J. TowRY, Nashville; Howard Robb,
Arkansas City: John Marshall, Sikcston,
Mo-; Mrs. u, Bate. 81. Louis, No.; Martin
Casey, Fort Worth. Tex; 4. ID. Hewitt,
Bedding, Mich.;I 7. Collier, Mckenzie,
Tenn; \. H. Oliver. st. Louis Landing,
Ark, IL. Allen, Kansas City; I. Kiley and
wife, st. Louis, are nj Gasion's
FnANK GAunEI. Boston; h. W. Ever.
field. Baltimore. W. Schmachicnhorg, New
York; George A. Lyon, Piltsburg &. G.
Esiill, Nashville; !. O.. Ammon and Jas.
Gunner, Philadelphia: Mis-, Catherine Lin.
yard, Miss laura Rnii-cll. !. A. Libby
and wife, Lloyd Wilson aud wife. and &.
Borgman and wife. Of THE Little Tycoon
Company, are NJ the Peabody.
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sir Dixon sold.

Clay & Woodforl, Of the Runnymcde
stock farm, have purchased from the
Dryers tho crack colt, Sir Dixon. The
price paid was $4,000. Sir Dixon is by
Billet, out OF Jackonet. the latter being a
full sister TO the great lroquois, by Lean.
ington, the only American horse that ever
won the English Derby. Clay & Wood.
ford have been casting about for some
time TO get a horse to ill the place OF Billet
IN the Runnymede stud, and they have
displayed excellent judgment in selecting
Sir Dixon, a most royal representative oil
the dead sire.
Sir Dixon was purchased from Green
Morris 10y the Dryers early last spring
and he won for the latter during last wear
the sum OF S3s,O3O. lie started thirteen
times, winning six races aud being second
ia five others. His most notable victories
were In the iorillard Stakes, at Mon
mouth, worth 1880. in which lac beat
Los Angeles and seven Others; the With.
ers, al Jerome. beating Prince Royal and
Tea Tray; the Trayers rSSkc, at Saratoga,
and the Belmont Stakes, at Jerome.
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RESOLUTION or RESPECT.
David ". Hughes.

AZ the close ~ the regular exercises " the Cen.
tml baptist sunday School, sunday morning Irh
tuhTN 3 i~s9, n short memorial spr,irr was held In
honor ut the lamcntcd David ". Hughes ut which
the following resolutions wetc adopted
Whereas In the wisdom " our Heavenly Father
II having omci good ~ Him tD REMOVE lrum our
midst our dear brother David W. Hughes, the su.
pcrintcndcnt of our sabbath hool therefore bv II
resolved
1T That our departed brother wnrihily aud
faithfully filled the Office at Superintendent aud
set Tor ~ bright example NJ duty well performed.
Never Hhscu irom his poet unless Il was unnyoiin.
bic. ever rcady 10 speak u knd wOri a. those about
him, aud earnest Ia the Masters work.
~ That IN the death Of our dear brother tho
school feels deeply IT. loss, aud but for the fact
that We believe our Heavenly Father duuth all
things we'll aud 'al things work together flr guul
IN thuso that love Gui,' gc would feel und0nc in
our Judgment thctc being no one We know ~ who
ala
"A That a. his family We extend a heartfelt
Christian sympathy aud puiut them 10 Him who
alone eau comfort the hcuaNci and heal tho
wounds made When death claimed their loved one
Earth has uu sorrow that Heaven cannot Umu,r q"
ith That these resolutions he spt, al upon tho
minutes ~ the sabbath School published Ia The
Appcal, The baptist, and Kind Wuris aud n copy
Of thom be sent 10 the family ot our departed
brother ~ COOPER,
EDNAltD BOURNE
Committee.
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in the Suburban.; she will have to pack
monstrous load, and ! sincerely trust MIR
Haggin will not start her. The various AS.
sociations have banded together for mutual
interests, and the bookmakcrs have done
likewise; now lthink il is high timc that
the horse owners should form a protective
society 70 further their own interests. At
every meeting there should be two or moro
open stakes or purses, horses only to carry
weight for age, with neither penalties or
allowances, then You would find the cracks
OF the year contendingayainst one another,
and it could be easily determined which
was the best horse of the season. The
handicapping as at present arranged is Il
failure, and needs revision badly"
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ANOTHER BATCH OF ENTRIES.
Nominations For the Spring Meeting
Coming In Thick and Fast.

Coming In Thick and Fast.
Although the entries for the Spring
meeting were nominally closed February
J., that date only applies to all horses
wintcring here. Owners Of horses at other
points may enter provided their nomina.
tons we're February /. Under this rule
Secretary Rccs found his mail yesterday
loaded with entries to thenumber Of sixty.
Eve, representing such crack stables Us
Multi Young, X. Tuskcr and Johnnie
Campbell. From Little Rock new
Richmond enters the field In the person
Of Col. Ieb. Ward. This may be put down
rs complimentary entry, ~ Col. Ward
does not ran horses for Doodle aud prob.
ably only sends six horses hero In order
10 testify his good will ~ Memphis, an
attention which no may bcsurc Is cordially
appreciated.
Inc track u Ia splendid condition and
WIS visited Yesterday 10y q largo numbcr
VI citizens. Some OF the horses were out
and dill good work.
The directors seem 90 be- taking unusual
interest Ia tbecoming mcctingand arcspar.
ing no effort ~ make II brilliant one.
Among others noticed 10y an APPEAL re-
porter as making critical examination Of
ihc track aud grounds was Mr.. John w.
Cochran, 81 the Board of Directors. Mr..
Cochran seemed pleased with the recent
improvements made In the way Of new
buildings, additional wells and dwelling Of
the inGcld.
Unless some unlocked Tor mishap inter
vcncs. look out Tor big times at the spring
meeting Of the Jockey Club.
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I.chy baldwin Kicks

"Lucky" Baldwin has been interviewed
in san Francisco on turf matters, aud Is
not a. all pleased with tho work Of the
Eastern handicappon. lie says 81
don't believe they intend 10 rob us inton.
tionally, but they manage 10 put pound
or two on the Western horses, whilo tho
Eastern ones are corospondingly favored.
Take Volanto, for instance. Weight
after weight was added to him until ho
broke down, aud in a day lost the SER
vices Of an animal such as had tried for
year, 10 secure. Look at firenli; In the
last handicap at Jerome Park she had 10
cauy i3i pounds, while Raceland, lho
winner. only had on no pounds. yet lac
lad stainpcd himself horse OF high order
during IL season. and should have had
ON much more weight. consider
that weight breaks homc down
oulckcr than anything else; aud the
Turf Congress has lately passed
law which u enough 10 make
all thinking men leave racing 10 those who
do moi understand H. For the benefit o
three or four Jockeys my horse will hay,
10 carry an cxim weight, and that weight
h liable To- cause AN accident 70 any Of III,
two year olds, that under light weigh
might not happen. sec firenli is entered
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Tne chleln.nr snaaIer, cempnn,.

The Chickasaw SaddlCfy Company Is
one Of the thriving manufacturing indus
tries Of Memphis, and turns out work
which for finish, durability and chcapncss
Of price cannot be surpassed anywhere.
The three stories OF It's commodious build
ing on Union street are examined with
every description OF goods IN the harness
aud saddlory line, and their salcsmcn may
be seen at any hour Of the day busily en-
gagged In making sales 10 out-oi-town Gus.
toners The company gives employment
20 sixty people, and turns outan enormous
quantity Of goods, but 20 extensive is It's
trade that the stock never accumulatcs
but is disposed Of almost ~ soon ~ u 4
manufactured. Those who are In need Of
saddlery or harness, or anything that
comes within the meaning Of these terms.
should not fail TO call al the warerooms OF
the Chickasaw saddlcry Company, No. ~
Union street.
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PITCHED INTO THE BAYOU.
An Atrocious Highway Robbery Com
mittod on Washington Street

An Atrocious Highway Robbery Com.
mittod on Washington Street
Granville Jones, colorod. had an cxpcr-
fence Saturday night that he will not soon
forget. Granville lives with his parents on
Fourth street, between Washington and
Poplar. 40 n late hour he started home.
When about midway the Washington
street bridge hc was seized from behind by
a huge negro and beat ON the head with a
brick Ia brutal manner by four Of the
the latter's companions Granville made
q desperate fight, and almost succeed In
releasing himself, when he was dealt a
terrific blow on the head with
brick. which icllod him 10
the ground. The gang then went
through his pockets and took
sLJO-a weeks salary Not content with
their brutality toward their dcicnsclcss
victim they picked him up and threw him
into the bayou, u distance Of about twenty
five feet At daybrik Yesterday IN old
colorcd woman named Amanda Harris,
while picking up iircwood along the bank
discovered Jones almost dead. She called
Tor assistance, and with tho all Of
man, picked the unconscious negro
up and carried him into neigh.
boring house, whore he soon r..
yiycd and accused John Mcrwcthcr,
Louis Newman, Annie Newman, Melissa
Clicko aud Martha Ctbey of the crime.
With these few words he rclapscd back
into unconsciousncss and In this condition
was removed 70 bis home. When his
father became acquainted with the facts.
he appeared before squire Garyin and
svo ore out warrants against the robbers.
The papers were placed In the hands OF
Consta6lcs Ice and Mason, aud, before
nighlinll, they bad all the parties In jail.
Ioncs's condition At late hour last night
/ WIS critical.
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pRurALLY ASSAULTED.
A Young Lady OF Grand Junction Makos
A Brave Fight for Honor.

n lounH Lhuy OF hrAnu junction mukoh
A Brave Fight for Honor.
Tho police have been instructed 10 look
out for and arrest one Frank llawlctt on
charge Of rape, committed In Grand June.
ton, this State, about fifty miles east Of
this city, early Saturday morning. II
seems that Miss Johnnie Middleton, u
beautiful young lady, attended n party
given at the house Of friend. Just bc.
fore the party broke up the young lady
was approached by Hawlott, who, under
the prclense that Miss Middlc,on's cousin
desired 10 see her at n friends house, sue.
cccdod In decoying her into an out Of the
way place, and before she could realize
where she was, pulled pistol
aud threatened 10 Kill her II
she made an outcry. Notwithstanding
the villains threats, the young lady made
a brave eight and succeeding IN getting
partly away from her nasailant when shC
was again seized and thrown 10 the ground
Tho brute then pulled knife aud told hei
20 keep quiet or ho would cut her throat
She again made an attempt TO escape. bu
was rendered unconscious by tcfribl,
blow in the face. When she revived IA,
made her way 20 neighbours house aut
told the story Of her awful experience
llaNleu was last seen In Moscow, and I
thought 10 be making his way In the d.
rcc,ion Of this city.
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Tied Heads

Is the name Of the most successful brand
Of nickel Cigar We have ever put out 10
the trade. We have shipped 5000 10 tho
surrounding country In the past two
weeks, aud orders continue Ia pour In for
them. They are made by Stmiton &
Storm, Of New York, which is sufficient
guarantee that the Cigar has merit, aud
which has been nticslcd by the many or.
den we have received Tor same. We are
way ovcrsold, but are filling orders as fact
NJ possible. We are establishing agencies
for Red Head Cigs VII over the country.
/. SAvEi soN & Co.,
Sole Agents for Slraiton y Sioum'swofld-
renowned New York Cigars.
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Election Notire

sc the annual meeting II the stock.
holders Of the Chickasaw Saddlcry Com.
pany on Monday. January -, The lol.
lowing gentlemen were elected ~ directors
10 serve the ensuing YEAR DR.. W. n.
Wilkerson. James T.. lc1slcy, James Ora.
ham, \. L. Truss aud 4. w. Jo' .nston.
who met aud elected ~ officers Tor the
same period: james Graham. President;
DR.. w. ~ Wilkcron, Secretary. A. W.
Johnston, Treasurer, and A. T.. Truss,
Vice. President, vice James G. Bcll, who
u no longer connected with said Com.
unuv
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weights for the Suburban and Brook.
lyn Handicap.

The following are the weights TO be ear
ried in the Suburban handicap The
Bard, 1870; Kingston aud Fircnzi, l2S;
Hanover, 1913; Egmont and Sir Dixon,
l22; Raceland. Elkwood, Prince Royal,
Terra Gotta, 100 each; Eurus, ll0; Badge,
ll6; Judge Murray Eolian, Montrose,
Galore and Belvidere 10; Yum Yum and
Aurelia, ll3; Defaulter, Richmond, In.
spector b aud Taragon, ll2; Hypocrito,
Bella b, Gorge and George Oyster, no;
Jacobin, los; Wary, Gallifct and Come
mara, los; Now or Never, 1906; Barristcr,
Marauder, Champagne Charley aud Mag
ara, l05; Montague and Falcon, lOi;
iarchmont and Prose, 1903; Fitz James,
Volunteer, White, Drumsuck, Eolo, Ten.
nyson, Torchlight, Bendigo, Pocatelo,
san Simeon and Erobus, 100; Quito, Don.
nybrook, Clay Stockton, Brian Boru aud
Prodgal, 0S; Carroll and Charlie Dreux,
0l lnsolence, Darlington and Wyndon,
%; Echo, o.; Hoydey and Monmouth
VI; benny Kitty, Wahsatch, Sobranje
and Fugato, 90.
The following are tho weights for the
Brooklyn handicap: The Bard, l27;King.
ston, l2i; Hanover, l22 Raceland, Sir
Dixon, Eurus, Egmont, Terra Gotta, Elk
wood and Prince Royal, 100; Bclviderc
and Exile, ll6; Judge Murray, ll0; Gal
lliet Gorgo and Swift, liz; Jabobin, Bella
u, Dciaultor and Richmond, ll0; George
Oyster, Quito, Peg Wellington and Ma.
rauder. los; Torchlght Wary, Larch.
mont, Wheeler I and Now or Never, l07
each Niagara and Connemara, 100, san
Simeon, Longdalc Eolo and Inspector Il,
100; Pocatcllo, l0l The Bourbon, lnso-
loncc Drumstick, Eloo aud Falcon, lO2;
Barrister, Specially, Monmouth, Tenny-
son, Glen Echo and Bendgo, 100; Clay
Stockton, Donnybrook and Juggler, o.;
The Don, ~; Bonnie Kitty, Seryia and
Glenn Cree, 90.
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Il The apartment N which me unhappy 'uhcfcf
from inhnmmatorg riirtmINrn T. confined. II,
ere the crisis Of pain = wI.u"i that hno pfoyon.
tive Hosiedcrs -tomarH iiHrr IL fused by pcnons
VI a rheumatic tondcuD much unnecessary suffer.
Ing IL avoided Nefuu,., Hn1Nns aud scdnii'c',
while having none bot sn'i.' 'ucct are YET ven
desirable ~ times W, 600 lN'y produce no last
Ing effect upon rhoumaU.H, 'uAn.o ihey nave no
power 30 eliminate from IHr blood the rheumatic
Virus uottctiers Stomach n''rfs docs this. aud
checks Al the outset A dIsH.r which, n allowed "a
gain beadway, IL /. ue,t H impossible 10 dlsioiR,
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