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Wichita eagle., 1889-05-02
WANTED-M MISCELLANEOUS.

w ANTED-s carpenters Immediately; / man,
w age 81 to No. to go on farm do his own cooking,
good good gardner. 8 farm hands, man or woman
who furnish Sl55 TO s2O and their services in the
with little money 10 take charge of business that
will pay AU per cent man and wife on farm, man
Motel cook. $40 $50 Dining girls, 70 girls
and women for every class Of house work the high
labor market inclose lGc in stamps and address
Hotel. D-la2-Gt
w ANTED--A tenant for a small cottage, elegant
w ly decorated, we'll IeeDed, closets, pantry.
good cellar. water in the house, barn with fins he'd
loft SlO month terms 10 good tenant on street
D-Ii2-6s
VIZ ANTED-To buy second hand top buggy must
ave in afternoons. HOBS
IXTANTED-To buy small farm five to twenty
w miles from the city; not high priced Address
Farmer Wichita. han. ID, q,
XVANTED-A party to furnish land and / plant
w IL and make II a commercial orchard address
Fruitgrower. Wichita, han. 1886
Az AUTHORIZATIONS: By an old gentleman
w a copyist: by young lazy book keeper
Address A. W., So East Central avenue. Lee
\VANTED-Man and wife to ccupy furnished
w house for two or three months and board enc
man. Call at $40 Ohio avenue. l39
WANTED-To sell good copy press complete
w Also stationary case 6xl2 foot with drawers
side tables. desks stove, etc. and IL feet OF rail-
ing very cheap. j. Ii. FaZel, 2S y. Main st. l3y 81
Wy ANTED-A young man wants room and board
w in private family. Address 4, Eagle office,
l3o 81
XTANTED-To sell or trade nice, new hotel bus
w mess; also section OF land: all will bear In
spection; hotel only 100 feet from Rock Island de-
pot; 2J feet from santa Fe depot No. 726 L. Doug
las Ave, Wichita, Kan, Sweet dome Hotel ias -
DASTURE-Stock will be taken TO pasture the
il southeast quarter OF section is Dean0 township
on the Cowskin six miles west of this city. Good
grass. running water, sheitering timber. Price,
horses 81 cattle 80 cents per month. PostOf1cS
Wichita Residence near by. A Gabrielson.
Yk AN ED-The churches to know that we fur
w nish ice cream of the finest quality 10 churches
at special price. Morton Giffen. northeast corner
Douglas and Empora. di3i-At
XyTANTED-To rentS-room house on Waco avenue
w Inquire 80 \ Water street, or G. Z. Reyes
is lA
w ANTED-AH persons desiring cellar floors
w cemented 70 call onJ. L. Flower d Co., us n
Main street; ali work guaranteed. l62 IT,
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-02
FOR RENT-RESIDENCES.
FOR RENT-MIsOELLAEEous

NOR RES r--A sir-roorB house corner % L.1aetl+
and vi street. handy 20 street car. BAN.
4 Norenuuse 30 HarEct = oss-ti
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-02

IrOR SALE-Moser safe medium size, double
il doors. good Cheap, easy terms. l. -
Newcomb druggist, 3U7 L. Douglas ave. 0u
The morning news., 1889-05-22
LOCAL PER R5ONAL.

B. H. Zsaglsr of zsagler is in town.
A. Ruchler of Charleston is in town.
w. NJ. q ixie of Els5 Point is in town,
B. F. Bullard of Pearson is in the city.
w. j. Strickland Seville is in town.
j. J. Wilcox of Doctortown is in town.
l. N. Connor of S ylvania i, in tas city.
Warren Lott of Waycross is in the CITY.
j. W. West of Jasper. Fla, is in the city.
D. B. Overton of Brunswick is in thu
city.
n. Haigas of Louisville, Ga, is in the
city.
w. F. Penninan of Brunswick is IN the
CITY.
NJ. G. Gamble OF Louisville, Ca, is
here.
n. S. Pennington Of Jacksonville is in
town.
hnR. Thompson 3: ogseohse i, in
town.
H. King came down from Atlanta last
night.
NJ. s. Lee of Spring Garden, Fla, is In
the city.
II. Hirsch Of Americus came up to Sa-
vannah yesterday.
j. NJ. McDonsld came up from Melon
AIDS mill yesterday.
a guest OF the Screvel.
Joseph II. Matthews os Atlanta came
down to Savannah yesterday.
Or. and Mrs. w. S, La Htoa aui Mrs
William Gerard returned Yesterday from
the North oa tns steamship City of Savan-
uah.
General Secretary r. A. Bowman Of the
Young BE IS Christian Ass Icia5ion returned
yesterday from q three weeks vacation.
duriag which hs attend the International
convention at Philadelphia, and tds Cen
eral Seer tary'S conference at Orange, \. j.
The many friend, are pleased to see in
our city, on a visit, tse R>v. W. J. Carmody,
of Central City, Col EabAer Carmody was
soms months an iav lid at ST. Joseph's
Infirmary in 1850. and while in the city en-
dsared himself greatly by his urbanity Of
manners and earnest devotion to kis c III
ing. He accompanied Capt. Blum back
from ChattauOoQa
The morning news., 1889-05-22
TO BE SEMITIC THE ASYLUM.
Insanity Increasing Among Colored
People.

Yesterday morning at o'clock Oficsr J.
W. Mikell lodged Eliza Francis (cslored) in
the barracks on the complaint Of a colorei
woman named Margaret Robinson, who
charged disorderly conduct. As matter
Vt fact the woman is insane, and on the affi-
davit of the officer in the court of ordinary
that the woman was violently aud danger
ously sIne, Juds e Fsrrillissue4 warrant
upon whIca thu woman was tu ned over TO
the proper authorities and the unfortunate
creature was removed to the ward for toe
insane in toe jail for safe keepisg
AT the tims OF tns woman's arrest she
was making things lively in Liberty street
lane, between HaO5rSlam aad Price streets.
and the nelghborhood was terrorized and
excited by aer wild aud piercing cries aud
threatening manner.
There is a remarkable coincidence in ths
case. 1t was only last week that Judge
Ferrill selt the colored woman, Mary MUIR
ray, to the asylum at MiIledgeville, and
Eliza Frances, now insane, was the par.on
who swore out the affidavit against Mary
in the court of ordina y. 1t is a very diff
cult matter to get some of the colored poo
pie to believe that the women we're not voo-
dooed.
On Monday Aleck Harvey (colored) was
lodged il jail by Judge Ferriil Oh an affi-
dlvit sworn out by Alexis mother in the
court or ordinary charging insanity, ald
the prisoner, who was il the barracks, was
ransfe ed to the Jail, where he aad tie
womaa Francss @aiy al az Iest of lunacy.
The increase Of insa ity am ing the col
ored people in this ulty is attracting
some co nnent Jutgs Fcrrlll said yesser-
day that Chatham county has now in the
Milladgeville asylum more thal dolbls the
numbs of inmates of any otnsr county in
the state, and il the increase continues
Chat II county will have TO have al
asylum of her own.
Those more familiar with the old life
among the colored people before the war
say that insanity among taem was very
rare. Toere was less crime, ls4s poverty
and less addiction to driak, ID as a conss-
quelce insanity was seldom known. The
colored people drink more hea ,ily now, aud
tho liquor furnished the is the cheapes',
and, aiulterated as it is with poisonous
Ingredients, it saps their me tai and physical
system, and insanity is rapidly increasing
in tbs conutry and city
The morning news., 1889-05-22
BATTLE OF FRANKLIN.
A Description that Revives Many
Thrilling Memories.
]. 5. 3. IN Washtnaton, O. chrontcEe.

J. s. B. in Washington, (Ga.) Chronic,e.
Accept many thanks FOR the two numbers
# the New York Evangelist, contain
description of the bat lie OF Franklin, Ie4n
written by the editor, DR.. Henry NJ. Field,
who visited Franklin for the purpose 81
writing a history of the fearful battle
Being pa ticipa It In tile ba tile, il revive
many sad ana thrilling memorie'. The
description is very graphic and no i ubt
nearly exact as p ssible. think the editor
is likewise cor. ect in attIbuCing
that dreadful disaster to our
Troops to the impetu 1sity OF our
confederate commander Gea. Hood. He
exceiled as a fighter rather than as a gen
eral-in caief Helacked the cool, calm c u
ton essential to a cnief. The general opin-
ion has been current ever since the cam
paig2 tnat the confederates had it in tueir
power to achieve a great victory, especially
during ths flank movement between Colu !
bia and Spri Hill, but the oppor unity
was lost tarough mis- management, Though
this opinion is very plauslbly coItrover6 Il
by Dr.. Field. Hoods plaa was to charge
thss-- fsdsrals out of their entreucI-
ments before Franklin. drive them
in confui0n through the town,
and capture the great bulk of them before
they could cross the river Immediately in
rear of the town. In tbs calculation lie
sgnally fallei, as the disastrous result
proved. The battle was begun late in tn
afternoon and continued .ong after night.
The principal plrt of the carnage cu.red
during the night Tee DARK ess was
ilumlned by a continuous sheet of fame
from tho confelerate ranks meeting an
other from the faderal ranks, accompanied
By an incessapt, neafe1ing roaring, that
made au awfully sublime scene.
Ths morning after the battle, very curly,
| was detailed with one or two others TO g
back in the rear a short distance to cook
rations for the COMPANY of which | was a
member. One of the de all, Thomas H)li-
field, native of North Carolina, wno hai
moved to Texas before the war, inquired
e sol her who stopped at our camp fire
to warm, Of what regi nent he vas NOM
ber. He gave tEe number Of a No tn Car -
lima regiment of which a brother Of my COM
panion, Holifield, was ais member, whom
he had not seen in many years. Eager!y
inquiring where be regiment WAS in camp
or IN Ii 70, aud asce tanning That The lOcl-
lion vas very ne~r, he excls ID himself a d
went IN haste to meet his brother. Hes)on
returned in tears aud grief. HIS rother
had been killed tle p eviIus n.gat, AMI MS
corpse had not been long inferred when
H lidsll reached the SPOT where he ex-
pectsd TO find him alive. II | shoIla
attempt 10 write reminisce ces of the war
my pea uld nos soon have rest, and
thsrefors | tesst.
The morning news., 1889-05-22
COLoRED CARPENTERS AT. WAR.
Exciting Controversy at the DeSoto
Hotel Yesterday Noon.

Exciting Controversy at the DeSoto
Hotel Yesterday Noon.
Quite an excitement was created at Dray-
ton and Liberty streets at the new hotel,
yesterday noon by heated controversy
between union carpenter, backed by half
a dozen friends, and a non-union carpenter
in the employ OF the hotel contractors.
The trouble grew out of an unwIllingness
on the part Of some Of the non-union man
to strike for nine hours. the parties
"a the quarrel were c2lored, and
the spokesman of the uni carpen-
ters took advantage of ths dinner hour
to do his talking, and he wouli have done
some lighting if the spokss nan of the non
unlln men had shown any disposition TO
settlsth matter by a mil. The CO ltro-
versy was with difficulty ended by ons of
the contractors, who ordered the cham Jion
# the union men away. telling him a usird
IT fourth time that 81 is interfering with
our business. aad you must get away from
here.'
The union cham ion fauntei a S.
bill in the face Of his .ppOnent d wanted
10 bet him that ne was not as good ma.
nor as good a mecla .ic as be claimed TO be.
His antagonist had evidently left bis purse
and bis courage at home, but he was a DOS
talker.
The morning news., 1889-05-22
IN YACHTING CIRCLES.
The Annual Cruise Of the Savannah
Yacht CLUB to be Discussed To-day.

= 10 annual NrOlse OF the SaNaAnAG
Yacht CLUB to be Discussed To-day.
The yacht owners will meet at noon to-
day in the Office OF Commodore R. NJ
Dsmsre, No. Drsyton street, TO discuss
tbs annual cruise of the Savannah Yacht
Club and 70 arrange the details for the
cruise. The yachts will leave here Monday,
Juae 8, for Charleston, 70 participate in the
regatta OF tae Carolina Yacht Club June 6,
after which the two ubs Will 60 on their
annual cruise TO the south'a d.
l. IS understood that at least three of the
Sayau>ah yacAts viii 20 over TO Char es-
toa, aad a. the meeting to-day other yacht
owners NAV make known their intention TO
Join tue feet Those which ii is known
vii 60 are the Ocean Que L, with Conmo-
dore f. VI. Denere Of the Isle OF Hope
Yacht Club; toe Eta, with Commodore 7.
L. klrsev OF the Savannah Yacht Clu',
ana th, Glance, with Rear Commodore T.
5. Lathrop of the Savannah Yacht Club.
Tne cruise will last abou, week.
The annual regatta Of the Isle ct Hope
club will nos be gwen until the latter part
of June.
TIE Savannah Yacht Club will give a
Fourth of July regatta and also its usual
nual Ladies day regatta, which, with the
pilot boat regatta given b the Tybes Rail
T ad Company in July, uIll doubtless cover
all tue yachting evenS OF the season out Of
town.
The Georgia Regatta Association prom
ises regatta from Sara nah &c Poi Its hs-
low before the close Of the season. Tee
interest in yachting circles this season is
greater than mas been known for years.
The morning news., 1889-05-22
: TRAVELLING MOUNTAIN.
One that Might have Saved Mahomet
the Trouble OF q Journey.


From tte Chicago Hsrdld.
Such q mountain is found at tae cascadas
OF the Colu unbia, Oregon. 1t IS huge tri, L.
peaked mass Of dark brown basalt six or eight
miles in length, where it fronts the river
and rises to a hight Of almost two thousand
feet above the water.
That it is in motion is tde last thought
wnca would be likely to suggest itself to the
mind Of any one passing it; yet it is a well
established fact that this entire mouutai1 is
moving slowly but steadily iowa the river
as il 1t had a deliberate purpose some time
il the future 70 dam the Columbia AMI form
a great lake from the cascades to the Dalles
Tle Indian traditi ms Indicate immense
movements of ths m )uatails heraab)uts,
lcng before white nea came TO Oregon, and
the early settlers, imm grants many Of
them from New E z on1, gave the above
described mountain US ridge he mama Of
"lrayeliCg mountain" or sliding uouu-
tain"
In its forward and downward movement
the forests along the base OF tle ridge have
become submerged in the river. Large
tee stubs can be seen standing deep in the
water on this shore The railway engineer,
ami tho trackmen find that the line of the
railroad which SKIRTS the foot of the noun
tam is being continually forced out Of place.
At certain points the road bel and rail
have bee pushed or 10 feet out of line In
the course Of few years.
The mountain is manifestly moving upon
the river and it is stated that geologists at
tribute this strange phenome ION to the fact
that the basaiJ which constitutes the bulS
OF the mountain rests o1 a substratum of
coagiomerate, or of soft sandstone, which
the deep, swift current of the mighty river
is constantly wearing away; or that his
softer subroci is of itself yielding, at gre..t
deJths, to the enormous weight of the
uarder material above.
ship canal and series of very expen-
sive locks for facilitating navigation on the
Columbia have been determined on at the
Cascades abreast Of this ridge, and large
appropriations of money from the national
treasury have cen made for the work by
congress. 1t remains to be seen how
travelling m untain" will affect the heavy
masonry of these structures.
The morning news., 1889-05-22
Ingalls, Makes n Point.
E. IL : N Il. = -L-.L-..- .--....--.- :


Hon. A. c. Harmer, representative in congress
from the Fiftn dis rct OF this city, was talking
with number Of friends Yesterday Ia rel ton
20 the expected changes IN the federal Office,
here. Yes" ne SAID tho changes me
slowly. Tna5 recalls an Incident which oc-
Cured in Washington the other day" ne
ad1sd. senator Ingals S, Il Kansas, ha called
on the Pee ideut 10 urge tho appointment " a
maa 70 a pla in his tate, and after stating
toe c~ss the T es dent deserved that the time
Of tue incumbent b not expired. NO re-
pl el the senator. he WIS app lntcd only a
sh RI time pef ire President Cevelan rs 'erm
expire g. In hat case, said the President
we had better let him remain until rs me is
out Clev-l-ni seems 20 nave done that with
his republican pre- iecesSor, n "a we ought to at
leH-t 80 as well as Cleveland
"'Weu, Mr. Pre- ,dent. remarked the cyn cal
preside pro tenn. o. tue secate. may your
Judgment i best, and 'rtaln v your opini IN
this N er wiz. have the mos force, but
W "a Ike % call your attention TO where
CeEe.anI IS now. The sl iec. was MT plr.
sued fur her.
The morning news., 1889-05-22
BACK FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Capt. Blum in the Catholic Knights
Convention.

Capt. Blum in the Catholic Knights
Convention.
Capt Henry Bun, who has just returned
from a nesting of the Supreme Council of
Catholic knights Of America, neld at Chat
tan1og reports most interesting meeting.
He was associated in the meeti & with A.
j. Gouley OF Augusta, as representatives of
the order in Georgia, Every state
in te union was represented.
The Catholic KING IS of America is an
insurance company on the lives OF its men,
bers for 1909, $1,000 or $500, as one fesl.
able tO pay the assessments, and not unliAe
other ass 'ess nent life insurance companies.
The church, in view If tle fac that a sess-
ment companies have thrown around the
several or4ers Of Legion Of H nor, Royal
Arc anu n and other Secret passwords aud
signs OF recognition not recognized as
proper by those pr Tossing allegiance to
mother chu ch, instituted the order of
Catholic knighthoud upon similar princi-
pies as other assessment associations with
the objectionable features left out.
T Catholic Knights have a supreme
council assembling every two yea s. The
nexs supreme council will Assem- hle in
Philadelpbia IN the sec nd Tuesday in
MAY, 1891 Capt. Bun said taat the main
sue Of the last council was ths perpetua-
tim Of the sinking fund. hich now is
amounting to 100000 Capt Blum
bad the pleasure of introducing financial
reforms which were readily accepted by
the assem- mblage.
The election was held for supreme officers
on Friday. and resulted in the election of
James David Colsma1 OF New Orleans, re-
elected supreme president; r. J. Lsrkin of
New York, supreme vice president; VI. j.
O'Brien of Chattanooga, reelected supreme
treasurer: John Barr Of Kentucky, re-
elected supreme secretary.
Capt Blum saw Archbishop Gross aud he
says the pleasure Of thit prelate to meet
some OF his rmer diocese was unmistaka-
bly great, and his promise is that on his re-
tu from Rome he will visit his many
lends in Savanusp and stoD a while here.
Several Of tAe western members came ,wn
TO Savannah with Capt. Blum, a1d afIer
being owl over the city took the New
York steamer
The morning news., 1889-05-22
a sen sick Passenger,

oa tae ocean, cares littls about q storm. He is
positively Indifferent whether be is washed
overheard or not. But, set right by wine
glassfui or two Of Hostetters stomach Bitters,
he feels renewed interest in his personal safety.
This hne corrective neutrAiizes IN hrackiSh
watsr-often compulSorily drank on shipboard,
20 the grievous dstriment OF neaith the PERM
cious Impurities wnich give rise 70 disorders OF
the stomach liver asd bowels. To toe mariner,
the tourist toe western pioneer and miner. the
Bitters Is tnvauabs as a means OF protection
aEaiast malaria. when It's seeds are latent m air
and water To the effect OF overwork. meatal
or manual (. is A most reliable antid2te. aud 70
the d-bi rate and servous. 10 affords great an
speedily feit relief aud vg)r.
The morning news., 1889-05-22
TEE ROAD CONGRESS
eath at Welasa

WELAkA, Fla, May 2l.-Tne Oldest citi-
zen Of TINS place, Sslan Nortl, aged 81,
died day or two ago. He was in per &c
health up to within one week before his
death
The Methodist Episcopsl church has just
been ded Gated. 1t is a very neA. and i'm
isnei bui ding costing 81 500.
There have been no rains for Eve weeks
and the ground is very dry. Many oranges
ere falling. This is an usual dry spell of
weather TO- Florida, and unless we get
rains speedily much damage will be dlne.
The morning news., 1889-05-22

"Ol, my back' IS a common exclama.
Ito aud express, world Of misery and
suffering. /. is Singular this pain arises
from s4ch various ciu'es Kidney disease,
iiycr nplri g., vas aug affections. CO Dc.
r.eu .nat sm. dyspei sis. Overwork AID ne -
y.us debint are c ief causes Wlen thus
atllng ss8k prompt reli1f l. can be fluad
b % in Browns non BIt.ers. H. builds up
from the ton IA lDn oy maSing ths GOD
rcaa 10 e. Leading physicians aud
mMiss0es uss aal ree9mmsnd -. lt las
cured maay, and H. you are a sufferer, try
The morning news., 1889-05-22
ON THE Ola MOND,
Results Of the Games Between the
Countrys Leading Teams

Results Of the Games Between the
Country's Leading Teams
WASHINGTON. May 21-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At Columbus
oeds,o5.,; Columbus. ..,,.....55 &c 9Ss2 g a-l9
Base hits: Columbus II, Cincinnatils ls Errors:
Columbus 8, CINCINNATI s. Batteries; Widner,
o'Connor and Peoples, Smith and Baldwin
Al kA sas Ci.y-
Kansas city........2 % Q 5--i3
Base hrs: Kansas n,: City 70, Brookly0 r.
swartzel and Hoover, Terry AMI visner
At New York
Pittsburg - ii o 2 o o 0 Q O. I
Base hits: New York 9. Pittsourg 8 Errors:
Ewing, staley and Miller.
AT W as lngtOil-
CbissSg CGbsissinston g 9 o-ia
Base hits. Washington l3, Chicago H. Errors:
and Mack, Hltchisoa and Flint.
A Lou.svllle-
stimoTse, ,..:,,.''.5 I'D 3 9 @ @ : :
Base bits: Louisville le Baltimore g. Errors:
aud Cook, Kilroy ard Tate.
Al , Louis en- lluing1-
Athletic ....:..:o ] . 0 Q ! Q i 3
Base hits: st Louis :, Ath etc s. Errors: ST.
gan, Meybing and Cross
At Pa led lphia-T Phisdelphia.Indi-
anHpolis ans scheduled for today wa
postpone on acc unit Of rain.
At Boston--Tde Boston. Cleveland game
was postnoned OF account It ram.
The morning news., 1889-05-22
AT THE COURTS.
Gossip Picked Up Here and There IL
the Court Rooms

the Court Rooms.
The city civil court was in session yester
day, but owing to the absence Of several
members Of the bar from illness or profes
sional service elsewhere. buo one case wa:
tried and court adjourned until Friday at 10
o'clock a. M, at wai;n ii ne the traverse
jury will be present, ready to go on with
che civil docket.
In the case Of Frank BIch snau against
the Sava nah Rice Mil Company, a pail
in trover for 10 posse;sio of six barrels +
clean rioe, valued at S1C5, the jury afte
nearing evidence gave a v-riict to plaintiff
by default for the rice cainel.
The morning news., 1889-05-22
TO The Ladies

There are thousands OF ladies throughout
the uniry wh 70 systems are poisoned aud
whose blood IA IA az Impure condition from
the abs9r q m Il "a apn.e matl0f. due %
menstrual Irregu aritlc' This class are
peculiarly bensfiLei by the wonderful
tonic aud bio fi-cletuAlng propertlsi of
r. P.P
The morning news., 1889-05-22

Sft JutiAs PAUNcEyorE is one % us fe has
become enough Amerieanilei 70 attend a eir-
Gus. intess a. toe Lemonade, express ah al hra~
too ll a tubstantial maansr VI tlat A aerican
in.tituflla. the paanut aa ! turn Ais trousers up
when thsy have bai spell ~ weather over tne
other SIDE. Tue iastor proof must DO taken ai
c9noiuslVa
The morning news., 1889-05-22
GOING IT AT G tAVHsEND.
The Track Again Fstlock- Deep IN
Mud for the RAcars

Mud for the Racers
Brooklyn, May 2l.-Folo ing is a sun.
mar of the races at Gr1veseud, the track
ba,"g ara fet!ack- de p IN s,icSY mud:
FIRST RAcE--Five furlJngs. Bessie June
woa. WIN keye.er second anI Brsyanic tlira.
Time 100
SECOND RAcg-Mile and a siztseath. Joe
Lee won. With Tenny second and Fitzroy third
Time l.5i
THIRD RAcE-Fiys furongs Reclare won.
WIN Homeopathy second ana Leda th.d. Time
l:044.
t15RTn PAcg-F'iA and a sixtsept7. Now
Or Never won, VITA Swift secouI ana Dunboyne
tnlrl. Time 1884
FIFTH RAcE-tlva furlonSs Chaos won.
Tim o..
SIKH RAos-sx furlonss B,tteryoy won;
Vita Y uprs s-cJnl anI Golden Reel third
Time li9.
LAroVTA's EVENTS.
CINCINSATL May i-F0u3wiaE Is a
summa y OF to-day races on tue L tonia
track. the weather he. ( COO. and tas At
tenda CO god:
FtEsr RAcE-s-i.ng; f5- year olds an1 ur-
MafIi seven iurilu NaqaI ey woa, wtI
~ ar hGa second AuI La.diaiy t1lrI. Tius
SECOND RAcE--For e.yeG-- IDS Eve fur,ones.
Aroudai. Won with LORD Peytoa ssco4l anI
Ie lca thrl Tune 1904
ltt tlD iAcE- eianE y.a- ,ls and upwards:
~ ~ INsi NtY % vas b tIet uts LED, Win
Oo-l'k .eoli anl Nega g. irl. uaslIgk
t0lhiH kAcE-Three.year 1l4s ana upwarl.
thle. Trust Won. wItu fruee Fort iuafu
- uN Nn4 MoiNr'e Lost fll q. time ,si7l
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