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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
A CHANCE FOR PHILANTHROPY.
How the London Strike Might be Set.
tled-Burns' Political Status,

Special Cable Dfspatch TO TIE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Sept. l0.-Great opportunity II Of
fered to a public-spirited man of wealth to end
the dark strike which has paraiyzed the trade
and capital Of the British empire. The dock
directors having conceded the six pence per
hour from January the only outstanding Diff
Guilty Is the payment Of the extra penny per
hour from today till the end Of the year. The
total sum in dispute 10 less than 10000
pounds. The Pail Mou Gazette makes a vigor-
Gus appeal to some millionaire to interpose as
deux ex machina and by a f2O, 900 subscription
terminate the strike which is wasting millions
The idea is generally approved. Regret is ex-
pressed that Mr.. Carnegie is not in England, as
the opportunity Il great to achieve . great
Of wealth." Tho strikers are sup
ported literally. Yesterday they received
nearly seven thousand pounds from Australia.
The effect on democracy is very perilous
Burns candidature in Dundee is impossible,
owing to the injudicious way 1t has been pushed
by outsiders, including the socialists, who have
cut poor figure in the trade union congress. II
Burns stands the liberal vote will split and tory
will be returned. Gladstone himself Is ac-
lively, though pr" etely, acting to prevent such
q disaster. altho he would cordially vel
come Burns retur.. to parliament by a suitable
constituency. have every reason to believe
that Burns will not push his candidacy when
be knows how things stand.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qSleglals 10 The Star.
TERRORIzED BY HIGHBINDERs
A Critical State Of Affairs In the Chinese
Quarters Of San Francisco.

CHcAeo, Sept, 10.--A special from San Fran
cisco says: Some idea of the critical state of AZ
fairs in Chinatown owing to the congregation
Of desperate highbinders may be gained from
the fact that for . fortnight four policemen of
the regular force have nightly been stationed
on or about the stage Of Chinese theater in
that quarter to prevent . threatened general
raid and demolition Of the institution BY reck-
less highbinders. It seems that not long after
the highlander murder which occurred In that
place some time ago, and no hope having beeu
offered that the murderer would be arrested,
lot Of highbinders asked All Kee,
manager Of the theater, to offer Q
reward for the murderer's arrest This All Kee
declined TO do, partly because he had NO
special interest In the murderer's apprehen-
sion and partly because il he did 20 there was
no telling what friends Of the murderer might
do in revenge. Upon All KEGS refusal TO offer
a reward or to give the highbinders money,
threats we're made that the place would be
cleaned out and on seversl nights trouble
seemed imminent, when Chinese toughs de-
manded free admission and threatened row
il they were not admitted It is impossible to
arrest and convict these characters as Migrants,
for they could not be kept track Of for ten
days, as required by law, and they remain
practically secure. Good judges say there are
fully 8, 900 well-armed highpinders now living
by blackmail in Chinatown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10

News comes from the Columbia fishing club,
who are in annual camp at Mundy's point on
the Potomac, that one Of their members, Con-
rad Kaufman, had died there and his body was
70 arrive here today. He was sixty-hvs years
old
Mr.. Herman Donath Of this city fell through
. trap door distance Of 20 feet ct the Stand
ard Theater, NY, Friday night, while re-
hearsins With the Kirslfy troupe and broke his
left arm, besides sustaining severe internal
injuries. He viii be removed TO his home
for treatment today.
Messrs. R. Harris 4 o. have Just completed
the Marion Rifles, 10 Be- driiled for every six
months. The first drill viii take place In the
armory September 80. The badge, which viii
become the property Of the man winning It
three ttmea. q now on exhibition In the vim
dow OF Messrs. n Harris 3 20.
William J. Hooker vas tried In the Police
Court this afternoon charged with the larceny
Of keg Of paint and step bladder from the house
Of Vice President Morton. where decorators
M wFkiu& ~ ehosue NJ aknisus6
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DIED.


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p. sIsh ,,. On s,PssnseF 1850 ..r ls.G ..a
Berry, aged seven years.
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q, tia, we MAY meet
Around Gods mercy seAl
Funeral from the home Of his psr.nts. No 3os
Nv street northwest THURSDAY, septsn-
DAYTON. on sunday. september 8, 1889. Al 40
P:n' Aitsr lingering illness. WILLIAM, bscvsd hnS-
FgpersI On TUESDAY. september 10. 3, $50 p.m,
res a, Ii ATE rss.rse stres. southeast ss
New iori aud fA.S.ps nai p.p sa,sd p e 81
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lnnerA from his late residsnce. l743 Fsansyivsois
s.isss. sna sssd,
kAUI FMAN. Suddenly of cbolera morbus. a. Nun.
Sxp f SHF "a, SS Monday, ssp.snbers 1859 ooE-
Funeral TLur.dly. septen,6er IL 49, ~ IA.
late residence. 10 street southeast serv,ces al f
Shurch Of tbs Reformation, corner second ssrsf snI
fennsylvsois avenue southeast
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AZ: sna ans,s L1.b ssd NO
Funeral "Wednesday, sspt<mbsr II, e oclooh iron
nssss q . ssss: 20
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sssd four years two months and -four dsya
We niss you when the morning dswps
We miss You when the night returns
We miss you here. we miss you there.
Dear Willie. We miss you everywhers
Services ct the house <l5h First street porsA~--s
on Tuesday evening between snd o'clock. insSSs
nent st Philsdelphia on Wednesday The llth n
AcswEEEEY. On Monday. September q lssa
EgGENE McsWRENEl. aged ssvsnty-one war. 49,
Ihe funeral Will take place from his laie rSidenca
1914 street north on Wednesday. II II instanc
y ~ Am. NO novers. Requiem mas 81 Sd Psui's
church. Ffsssnth and strssts norshvest
-, sfA0hDs % saturday. ssp.smbsr 2. 1859. %
me rsaSsncs Of h,F uncle Ms5 Melye Ball is2S
Ter Of ths ate stan Commander james W. symondA
kunssA on "wednesday, september IL. q 2 80 pns
,WkkkEN, AZ ego pm, Monday, sspssmber n
leSv. Dr SHAkLks WARREN, Of the bureau on Az,
cation, In the forty ninth year Of his age.
Eunerl RON his lAte residence. No, 6po o sfrvsf
99rthwsst q y O'Clock pla- wednesda 6spten6pr
H. loev. helanvee and friends invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
From Wall Street Today.

NEW York, Sept. 10, II a.m.-The opening Of
the stock market this morning was made al
irregular changes from last evenings final quo.
tations, but the declines were In q majority and
extended to e per cent in the active stocks.
The only really active stocks were Reading, st.
Paul. Louisville and Nashville and Lsckawanna.
while there was a moderate business in Erie,
Missouri Pacific. Atchison and Burlington, and
the rest of the market was quiet TO dull. The
weakness of the opening continued during the
early trading, and further fractional losses
were sustained. which brought the net loss inJer-
sey Central, Louisville and Nashville and Mani
toba up to l per cent, with the other active
shares following. Reading was the one strong
spot in the list and at 4s it was u per cent
higher than last evening, though it afterward
retired to the opening price. Late in the hour
there was much less animation. and prices
fuctuated within an extremely narrow range
and generally slightly higher than the loves,
figures. At IL O'Clock the market was fairly
active and barely steady at small fractions
lower than first prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

CHARGED 10 THE GEORGETOWN GAS COMPANY.
Some time ago the permit clerk of the engi-
neer department discovered cut in the con-
crete at the corner of Stoddard and Green
streets, Georgetown. There was no record of
the party who made the cut, but after an inves-
tgatlon II was understood that the Georgetown
gas light company were responsible for it.
They were, therefore, notified that they were
indebted to the District to the sum Of g. IS.
The company, in . letter to the Commission
ers, deny this. Capt. Symons recommends
that the amount Of their bill be deducted from
their deposit Of 800 in the hands of the col
lector Of taxes.
BIDS OPENED.
The Commissioners this afternoon opened
bids for the construction of an addition to the
third precinct station house. The following is
q list OF the bidders: Jas. r. Young, &c, 7s3;
John b. Hewlett, s7,333; Jas. Hughes, S7 $780,
The contract will be awarded to James r.
Young.
BUnpINo PERMITS
were issued today az follows: c. L. Mccullough
Bros, seventeen brick dwellings,, 1900 to 1911,
alley between 18th and 18th, T and w streets
northwest; $4,000. W. w. Deloe, one brick
dwelling, 612 9Th street northeast; $4,000.
GiSCELLANEoUs.
Mr.. ]. E. Burns, the market master of the
Western market, has submitted list Of the re-
pairs necessary to put the Western market in
condition, necessitating an expenditure of $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
THE RAID ON CARLSON'S COTTAGE.
Attorney Forrest Justifies His Method
Of Obtaining Testimony.

CuoAoo, Sept. 10.-Attorney Forrest was
asked today on what ground he could defend
his action Of yesterday in the taking specimens
Of the blood stains in the Carlson cottage by
force.
1T you will get copy Of the 122d Illinois Re
ports, said MIR. Forrest, and look up the case
Of Spies ct al, you will find our warrant?"
"You have doubtless heard OF Spies ct al, !" he
continued, land the Supreme Court in this
case held that though the Aroeitr Zeisung
had clear case Of trespass against the
police, still the police were Justified in break
ing into that Office and getting evidence against
the anarchists. The newspapers Endorsed this
view and applauded the finding of the court
Two years ago Julius 8. Grinpell, then state
attorney, went into the Office Of fifty
or sixty business houses and without
warrant seized their books to obtain evidence
In the 'boodle cases." Every newspaper In
the town upheld the act am permitted by
my counsel, Judge Wing" and Mr.. Forrest
waved his hand deferentially toward his
associate, ITO say that what 10 sauce for the
goose u sauce for the gander. We
are but putting to your own lips your
own chalics. II 1t be poisoned It is
your own fault and your look out. I am in the
hands Of my counsel and can say no more"
what is the state going to do about it." was
asked Of Judge Longenecker.
"Well, really, have been 20 busy that
have not had time to think about the matter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
VISITING FIREMEN.
The Phoenix Hose Company OF Pou9h-
keepsie, N.Y., In Town.

The Phonix hose company Of Poughkeepsie,
NY, and their invited guests, together with
the Tenth Regiment band Of Albany,
arrived in town this morning at
about II O'Clock, having come over
from Baltimore, where they participated
In the civic parade yesterday. They were m ct
at the depot by detail OF twenty men of the
District fire department under Foreman sulli-
van. The visitors had with them their
$4,000 hose carriage and made fine
appearance. and they paraded over some of
the streets and were then escorted
by the District hremen to McDermott's carriage
factory, where they housed their apparatus
There were 90 men in line, 81 Of whom wore
uniforms. After housing their hose carriage
they were escorted to Wizards, where they will
stop while in the city.
This afternoon they were photographed on
the steps Of the Treasury.
They left Poughksepsie last Sunday for Bal
timore and will remain in this city until Thurs
day morning.
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ADLER'S PITlFUL CONDITION.
A Failing Mind in u Parslyzed Body
The End Cannot be Far on.

Restless and feverish in the extreme: never
rational; paralyzed completely, as to both
motion and sensation; with q bodily temper
ature of l0S degrees burning up the little re-
naming vitality. That is Maurice Adler
today. Yesterday evening his temper
allure was 1919, but during the night
it arose to its present altitude.
Adler's mental condition has steadily become
worse, and he is unable to converse with any
one. He takes but little nourishment, but Dr..
Wagner says it is sufficient to sustain life.
1t is undoubtedly true that Adler would
have been dead some time ago had he not taken
such immense quantities Of food during the
first five or six weeks Of his disability. He
stored his system with a strength that has not
even yet been exhausted. The expert
ments upon the patient with an electric
battery have ceased; they never seemed 70 do
any good and the noise made by the instrument
worried Adler considerably. He could not feel
the current, but he could hear the noise it
made in operating the battery.
THE rumors which state that Adler's con.
dition has improved lately" said DIR. Wagner
to STAR reporter this morning, "are ridicu-
lous and unfounded. / wish he was better, but
he is not. He is not very much worse than he
was week or two since, but he is not any bet
ter than he has been at any time since be IVES
shot"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
IVES TRIAL BEGINS.


New York, Sept. 1O.-The trial Of Henry 8.
Ives was begun this morning in part Of the
court Of general sessions before Recorder
Smythe. The business Of securing q Jury is
tedious one and there 10 no telling when the
twelve jurymen may enter the box. When
Ives entered court this forenoon he looked. if
possible, more unconcerned than any of the
crowd Of lookers-on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
Nam. O. c. Name
Washington stock Exchange.

Following are today's quotations at close Of
Government Bonds-U. 9. a, registered, 1907,
I27I bid, 12s4 asked.
District Of e., Co ,0a Bonds-Psr imp @; 1891.
rency, l07k bid. losh asked: Market stock rs,
IS 0g s1S los 5 aSx Ds 2 s1s fund
1907, coin, i23 bud. Water stock, Is, 1905, cur ,
rency, 100 bid s-s's, 1924. fund. currency. Leg
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. g. Electric Light bonds,
a.s Ss. % bid y s Electric Lisht bonds. I'd
s cSs f s Scs ssssa
washington and asOrgetown convertibis Bonds.
100 bid. Masonic Han Association 5s, 1893,
los bid III ,. asked: washington Market
isS bid. iss asked Inland and ap' SEES e.:
board Company, e. lsyT Is asked ed, washington
"a IS. 1904. S SiS. Washington Ca 0 IiSn;
insson Gas IisS. Company bonds. series B. 6.
National Bank Stocks - Bank Of Washington.
sGS S s so bid q s Sd
second, II bid Farmers and Mechanics,
ls5 bid. Citizens, l25 bid. Columbia. lao bid.
Railroad Stocks - Washington and Georgetown.
go bid, $50 asked. Metropolitan. 130 bid, lao
asked k GolSms.s, ssH h sia 81 asked Capitol
Insurance Stocks-Firemens, Al u bid, Al asked
Franklin, 42N bid Metropolitan, 80 bid. National
Sa.Sa So p Sd don%s. 49, iss BID sia Ger
asked. German-Amelican, $50 bid. Potomac,
02x bid, 100 asked. Riggs, 81 bid, o. asked.
Peoples, bid, 5k asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, l21 u
bid, l24 asked. Columbia Title bid, 7k asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas,
~ asked. Georgetown Cas- 40 bid, SO asked.
U. s. Electric Light, 81 bid, 81 asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania, 20 asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, 81 bid, 81 asked.
asked.
Miscellaneous Washington Market Com
p ps. IL bid. ~ WASHINGTON Brick Ma.
pany, us bid, 1888 asked. Bull Kun Panorama
% bid, 26k asked. National Safe Deposit CON-
phny, 240 bid. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, u
bid, TX asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
VlS ANOTHER MARX DOWN. IlS
GREAT BARGAINS. IN BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Gros Grain sinks, Celebrated Regatta Brand" wen
Known As the btst-wearing silks in the market.
S2. 15 quality reduced 10 $40 per I'd
S guilty f rsanesa to to pPsTS
ss guilty guilty r rsSSe: 70 70 8
f5c quality reduced 70 CSC. per I'D
All Of our 12,S aud 15c. GinghaIns. In Black snd
White. marked down to 11I4c. per I'd
si.cs and Black and White si1spe that sold for 45
and 5oc-, marx ed down to .I3c. pair.
Lot of Brilliant Lise Hose Extra Fne that sold
Tor soc. marked down to 3Sc . pair.
One Lot Of Ladies' Jersey hitting Vests. in Light
Weight that sold for 40 and ooc marked down to 25c
si1 Pieces Of satin Dsma.k Table Linen Very Fine.
Is Don LARGE Huek Towels, thst sold for l2<c. re-
duced ~ loo. each
KID GLOVES MUST SELL AT FOLLOWING
REDUCTIONS.
6k SO Q, 81 ~ and ., Colored Cndressed En-
broidersd lack Mousguetalre former price 81 20.
bro "a & aaa 6e asf rrae e
81: 9. % and ~ 6.0ut Black Kid. Plain Back.
81 TX, 8. e1. SS and =. 4-bus, coiorsd Kid.
S s o. 81 is * sad Pee sbai laced ooor.d
JOS SSsI.a k RSsf e.
~ Sa; I D ma 7-AO0s. Black Kid Glove. 7se..
- q Ss I'D e 7ho0l c0l0Fsd Kid Gloves
Cd 81 ~ nd aSs p hess 90
~ ( % ~. ~ aud 4-sgt Back. Undressed.
81, 81 % and IN. 4-but. Gray. Undressed Em-
s f ss mis-. these
IA DAVIS,
su31 no MARKET Specs.
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TO REPAIR THE CANAL.


Special Dispatch to THH EVENING srAl
AAosnsrowS, Nd, Sept i0.-Ths convsn-
lion called - the result Of the meeting held q
Willismsport 70 take cotton with reference 10
the restoration and preservation Of the Chen-
Psaks and Ohio canal - . waterway convened
In the court house here today ct II o'clock.
TIE DELE0ATHs.
Forty dslegatss were present from Wsshinx.
ton county; Dr.. T. Wootsn and ]. T. willard
from Montgomery, ave from AlleRheny headed
BY Mr.. Fred Mertens and Msssrs. L. W. Poppsn-
berger; A J. knett, George Knett, and John
Flanagan, representing West virginia r J.
Johnson Of Anegany county. Dr. wooten
OF montgomery presided over the convention
with W. h. Boyer and @. W. McCardsn Of
Washington county a. secretaries.
TIE RrsoLurIoxs.
Through committee Of which Victor
Cushwa was chairman resolutions we're re-
ported favoring trial Of good business manage
ment, which would restore credit and business
and greatly appreciate the canal, depreciating
political management % failure and extrava-
giant in the extreme in the past and likely TO
continue % in the future, and declaring that
equity and law demand protection Of life and
property and that the restoration and
operation Of the canal is essential to
accomplish the relief Of thousands who are suf-
ferers. The resolutions further provided for
the appointment Of . committee to meet the
governor and board Of public works Of Mary
land and urge them to speedily adopt such
plans o. are consistent with equity for the res
toration Of the canal.
TO HAVE CITIZENS DO THE WORK.
Tho resolutions ask that the governor and
board Of public works be appealed to to allow
the people of Washington and adjoining
counties to repair the canal, and, as the present
management have 30 clearly shown their in
efficiency, demand that q change at least be
made 20 as to organize such management a.
will result in the restoration Of this great work
that the authorities allow the repair and restor-
alton Of the canal the people or such OF them
are willing to repair, manage and operate the
same and reimburse themselves out Of the rev.
enues accruing, believing such repairs, opera
tons and reimbursement may be accomplished
ere other legal and legislative disposition
could or would be made; that such
or similar plan be adopted or
that lease Of ten years or
more be made to party or parties by which
speedy restoration and operation would be &C
complished saving the state further expense,
the state being the largest creditor, with little
or no chance Of getting any part OF principal or
interest Of her claim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
MAY DIE OF THE WOUND.
Special Officer Shorter In q Critical
Condition-Bail Refused.

This afternoon in the Police Court Mr.. L.
Browning called Judge Mills attention TO the
case of Jas. Ryder, John Meany, Maurice Roach,
Frank Wynne, and William Fitzgerald, who are
charged with seriously assaulting . colored
special officer named George Shorter
near Woodley lane bridge Satur-
day night, as published in yesterdays star,
and moved that bail be fixed
Prosecuting Attorney Mullowney called the
courts attention to the seriousness of the
charge against the men. DR.. Williams, the at
tending physician, testified that since he
gave certificate yesterday he has
had reason to change his mind con-
corning the condition Of the patient.
Shorter, he said, shows symptoms Of lockjaw
and is suffering from conclusion Of the brain
and spine. The patient is splitting blood and
his condition is critical
The court declined to accept bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
nm WILL TRX BIOCks
Commissioners Stone Holds that he has
Jurisdiction.

J0r1001cc1o0.
United States Commissioner Warren G.
Stone was 10 have heard the case
nal Court room this morning, but Attor-
ney for the District Henry Z. Davis could NOT
attend. The commissioner took occasion 70
give decision on the question Of his jurisdic-
ton In the matter. He held that he had juris-
diction and when the case comes up next Tues.
day he win proceed ut once to An examination
Of the merits Of The csse.
coMArssioxxa sroSx's o1TNYox.
In his opinion the commissioner said that the
Jurisdiction Of the commissioner 10 act IN the
present case was seriously questioned and de-
MED BY the counsel for Mr.. Block, who con-
tended that such jurisdiction belonged sxclu.
sively to the Police Court Of the District The
Commissioners says that the act under which the
warrant is brought creates and defines the
crime by making II consist Of certain specified
acts Of omission and certain other acts Of CON-
mission. And II then declares that (amons
others) any Police officer who violates" no,
all. but ANY" one Of the provisions OF the sec.
ton, or "bs guilty thereof" "shall be deemed
- compromising felony"-not Lesser crime,
not . misdemeanor.
Congress having thus treated the things
omitted or done, - compromising o felony,
must Be understood a. having made the
omitted or positive acts, in their nature,
felonies.
II this view b correct, he said, the Police
Court cannot have exclusive Jurisdiction of the
crime, set forth In the complaint. II plainly
has not exclusive jurisdiction Of crimes In their
nature felonies; nor even of the higher INSIDE
meanors. (See Us. ". Cross, LIST Macarthur,
P. l49. See US. W. Buell., LIST Macarthur, p.
:. Another view may be taken. namely: That
the Police Court has no Jurisdiction TO bear
and finally determine the charge Of an infamous
crime; or Of one which may be punished in
the penitentiary.
The crime Of compromising . felony 10 one
which at common law involved imprisonment
a. part Of the punishment Hence it follows
that this and similar cases cannot be tried in
the Police Court. That court can only carry
ON in this respect . preliminary or holding
over inquiry.
I'm addition to this" said the commissioner,
"the authorities, 20 far a. can ascertain, hold
that compounding Q felony and escapes are
indictable odenses; but the Police Court can
not try an indictable crime, and could not,
then, the crime defined in section 431. I am
constrained to regard the Jurisdiction assumed
In this case justified and commanded by the
law, and that the facts of the case should be
heard, and the accused held or discharged az
these facts fairly or impartially considered may
require"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
The DOucaster Races /.

LONDON, Sept. 1o.-This was the first day of
the Doncaster September meeting. The race
for the Champagne stakes Of thirty sovereigns
each, twenty forfeit, and five only if
declared by the first Tuesday in
June, with 500 sovereigns added,
the owner Of the second to receive 100 sover-
eigns out Of the stakes and the third to save
his stake, for two-year-olds, five furlongs and
152 yards Ca sub. }, was won by Mr.. Henry
Miners bay FLY Riviera, by Isonomy, out
of st. Marguerite; Baron de Rothschilds chest
nut colt LIE Nord, by Tristan. out Of La Nocs,
was second, and Mr.. ]. II. Houldsworth's bay
colt Alloway, by Springfield, out Of Lady
Morgan third