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The Weather Bureau.

WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-A storm of slight
energy moved eastward over the Upper
Lake region. attended by light showers.
near Lake Superior, and in the Upper
Mississippi Valley. Rain prevailed in the
Southern States and Middle Atlantic
States south of New York. Elsewhere
fair weather continues. 1t is slightly
ooler in New England and New York,
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. and de-
cidedly cooler in the Central Missouri
Valley, Nebraska and South Dakota and
warmer in the Upper Lake region, the
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys, while the temperature remained
stationary from the Lower Lake region
southwark to Florida.
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THE STATEMENT NOT TRUE.
An Apology offered Russell Harrison by q
Chicago Paper

au ApOitS OusTtu huSsell x1dTTlsOu ny u
Chicago Paper
CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-The Chicago Herald
makes the following apology to Russell
Harrison in its editorial columns ta-day:
Several weeks ago the Herald received
from source that it had reason to believe
was entirely trustworthy letter devoted
to g0ssipy consideration OF the ladies OF
the White House and Mrs. Russell Harri-
son. After the publication of this article
it was discovered that it contained an inti-
nation that Russell Harrison had not
treated his wife as he should have done,
AID there was good reason for unpleasant
ness between the couple and unhappiness
on her part. The Herald is informed and
believes the statements Of this article are
without foundation and untrue, and it re-
grets they gained publicity through these
columns. 1t has never been the policy OF
this journal to involve women In political
antagonisms, and The appearance of things
to the contrary in this case was the result
Of accident rather than OF design"
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A Tariff amandmant

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Senator Spooner
to-day proposed as an amendment TO the
Tariff Bill the following additional proviso
to the tin-plate paragraph: provided fur
ther. that on and after October /, 1894, tin
plates, No. 28 wire gauge and of thinner
wire gauges, be admitted free of duty. un-
less it shall be made to appear to the salts
faction of the President that the aggregate
quantity of tin plates of said gauges pro-
vided in the United States during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1894, shall equal half
the amount of tin plates of the same gauges
imported during the said fiscal year or any
prior fiscal year after the passage Of this
ot
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BEHRINe SEA CONTROVERSY.
Blaiae's Contention Held to Be- Untenable by a
Canadian Lawyer.


Csnadifn Lawyer.
OTTAWA, Aug. SIN an interview Hon.
William McDougai, one of the best consti-
tutional lawyers in the Dominion, says: II
think Blaine's contention as to the exclu-
sive jurisdiction Of the United States over
the waters of Behring Sea is utterly unten-
able. 1 assume that the position of the
United States rs represented by the present
Administration is fully stated by Blaine in
his letter to Pauncefote of the Both of
June. l have read it carefully, and
while | admit his good temper, lucidity
of expression and the tactical skill he dis
plays as politician, must as student of
international law protest against his prem
ises as well az his conclusion"
McDougall deals at length with the pre-
tensions which Russia set up in Behring
Sea. and cites authorities, including the
great American writer, Chancellor Kent. to
show that Blaine's contention is at yari-
ance with the universally accepted doc
trineS Ofnations.
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A Small Crowd Witnesses the Defeat Of the
Phillies at Brooklyn

BRooKLYN, Aug. S.-The Brooklyn defeated
the Philadelphias to-day by superior alI-r0uRd
play. Attendance 200. Score:
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Collision at Sea.

LONDON. Aug. s.-A collision occurred
to-day at Tuscar, beween the British
steamer Scenario, from Liverpool for Bos-
ton. and the British bark Dacca, from S n
Francisco via Queenstown. The bark
struck the steamer on her port bow, damag
ing the latter's bulwarks and carrying
proceeded
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HARRIsoN's NEW ROLE.
The President to Assume Personal Command
of Eight War-Sh:ps.

New YORK, Aug. S.-When President
Harrison enters the harbor of Boston next
Monday on board the flagship Baltimore.
he will be in command of eight war-ships.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy has
issued orders for the United States war
ships Atlanta. Kearsarge, Yorkto wn, Dol
phin, Petrol, VeSuvius and Cushing to ac-
company the steel cruiser to Boston. Pres
ident Harrison will fly bis flag from the
main truck of the cruiser Baltimore, which
will be commanded by Rear Admiral Ban
croft Gherardi, Commander-in-C Chief of the
naval forces OH Lne North Atlantie Station.
All the vessels have been ordered to report
TO Admiral Gherardi, and he will receive
the final sailing orders from President Har-
rison, who will for the first time assume conf
mand of the SQUADRON.
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THE ARGENTINE.
Programme of the New Cabinet Presented to

Programme of the New Cabinet Presented to
the Deputies.
BUENos AYREs. Aug. S.-The programme
of the new Cabinet has been presented to
the Chamber of Deputies. 1t includes re-
spect for the Constitution, the just admin
istration of the public funds and the devel-
opment of national resources.
The citizens are jubilant over the eleva-
ton of Pelegrini to the Presidency.
Crowds paraded the streets bearing BAN
illuminated last night. The Governors of
all the Provinces have sent kilograms to
Pellegrini congratulating him.
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'ioht RafNeen Gsrman Socia

BERNE, Aug. S.-A fight occurred be-
tween German Socialists near Zurich, dur
ing which several of them were killed and
severely wounded.
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CAIRO, Aug. S.-Troops have been sent
to guard all points on the Red Sea where
persons from Arabia are likely to land. The
cholera mortality at Jeddah continues
about 100 daily.
MADRID, Aug. S.-The spread of cholera
in the south of Spain has caused a panic
among the inhabitants. A general exodus
has begun to the north.
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NEW YORK, Aag 8. Following are Berser-
kePs tins:
At Monmouth-Frst race, Aurania or Cast
away second, SeOtrs best or Morris best;
third Judge Morrow or Scolts best; fourth,
Salvador or Prince Royal ifth. Her Highness or
Defaulter; sixth, Autocrat or Newberg; seventh,
Boughrum.
AT Saratoga-Flrst race, Kingston or Carter B /;
second, Mon'erey or Blackjack; third Hypocrite
or Flood Tide: fourth, st. John or Reclare ;
fifth. syracuse or Balyho0.
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Funeral Of a Late Californian.

New YORK, Aug. S.-The funeral Of the
well-known San Franciscan, Captain Ed
gar o. Avery, who died recently at Port
Townsend, where he went to take COM
mand of ship, occurred at Westchester
this afternoon. at the residence OF his father
in-law, Morris Beasley, a forty-niner. A
number of Californians were present
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4 False Renort

LONDON, Aug. S.-The report that the
strike of railway employees in Wales is
ended is erroneous. The men refused the
terms agreed upon by their delegates and
the railway directors, and the strike is still
on. The London Sailors Union has noti-
fed Cardiff ship-Owners that it will prevent
Cardiff ships from getting men at any port
in the United Kingdom.
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THE QUEENS MESSAGE.

land-A Conference.
BERLIN, Aug. s.-Copies of the message
from Queen Victoria have been placarded
in Heligoland. In her message the Queen
wishes the people Of the island continued
prosperity and cOntentment under German
rule, and says she feels assured the German
Emperor will do all in his power TO promote
their welfare.
LONDON, Aug. 8. = Emperor William,
Lord Salisbury and Count Won Hatzfeldt,
the German ambassador, have held con-
ference and concluded all the formalities
for the surrender by Great Britain OF
HeligOand to Germany.
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Oakands .............3 o o o o A. 8
Sacramentos. 0 . U o 1 lilo
Earned runs-Oaklands 2, Sacramentos l. Two
base hits-Stickney 2, DUNCAN, Godar. Sacrifice
hits-Bowman, Reitz 3, Carsey, Goodenough, Daey3.
First base errors-Oaklands l, Sacramentos T.
First base called balls-Oaklands z, Sacramentos
5. Left on baSes-Oaklands g. Sacramentos z. Struck
out-By Carsey 8, by Harper D. Double plays
Harper. Bowman and Stapleton; Mcdonald and
Isaacson. Passed ball-Lohman. Wild pitch-Har-
per- Time of game-2 hours and 10 minutes. Um-
pire-Donahue Scorer-StapletOn.
*rwo men out when winning run was scored.
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AT STOCKTON.
The Friscos Bunch Their Errors in the
Eighth and Lose.

STOCKTON, Aug. s. Wild throws by
Ebright and Everett with two errors by
Levy and some timely hitting allowed the
Stocktons to score runs in the eighth
inning, after two men we're out, and to win
the game by a score Of to Z. Ebright
made three wild throws in the game,
which were responsible for nearly all Of
StocktOn's runs.
Barring his one wild throw Everett put
up great ball at short and Veach on first ac-
cepted seventeen chances.
The Stockton team played brilliantly in
the field, the only errors being made by
Fudge rand Holiday. The score.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Hutchinson Shuts Out the Clevelands With
Only One Hit
CLEVELAND, Aug. s.-Hutchinson did great
work In the box to-day. Attendance 600. Score:
Chicagos. gos........................2 U o o 0 OF
Cleyelands. ds.....................U o d U o U 90
Base hits-Cieyelands /, chicagos TO- Errors-
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Hits and Errnra

PITTsBURG, Aug. 9.-The home team won to-
day by heavy hitting and by the loose playing Of
their opponents. Attendance 1000. Score:
Pittsburgs... o 4 d o 2-Id
buHaios... os..........,.........,...O o 4
Base hits-Pittsburgs l3, BuTalos g. Errors
Pittsburgs 8, Buffalos Z. Batteries-MauI and
Quinn; Keefe, Mack, Cunningham and Holligaa.
UmpireS-Knght aud Jones.
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other members of the royal family and
members of the royal yacht squadron, and
then he returned to Osborne House in the
afternoon, when he bid farewell to the
Queen. Afterward he dined on board the
Prince Of Wales yacht. and then returned
started for Heligoland amid cheers and
ealutas
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Mutiuy in the British Armv.

LONDON. Aug. S.-A portion Sof the Army
Service Corps, attached to the garrison at
Chetham, have mutinied. 1t is alleged
their SerGeants were imposing vexations
and needless duties upon them without au-
thority from their superior officers. The
men refused 10 parade and barricaded them
selves in sIore-house. Twenty were ar
rested.
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stocktons o o o s 0-S
Cor Eranniscns - z O o O 0 0 0 o.

San Franciscos ........3 0 o o o 0 o OF
Earned runs-Stocktons 1, San Franciscos l. Homo
run-Ebright. Three-base hit-Fogarty. Two-base
hit-Stevens. First base on errors-Stocktons 4,
San Franc Sc0s l. First base on 0allsStocktons 3,
San Franciscos 6. Left ON bases-Stocktons 4. San
Franciscos s. Struck out-By Kiroy 2, by Looka-
Daugh 3. Double plays-Eyerett, Veach and Speer,
Lookabaugh and Ebright Sacrifice hits-Hanley,
Levy, Armstrong and vogt Passed ball-Vogt.
Time of game hours minutes. Umpire-Mc-
LaughlIn. Oficial scorer Foley.
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BRISBANE, Aug. s. A new Cabinet has
been formed by Mr.. Griffiths. Grffiths is
Prime Minister; MIR. McElwaith, Minister
of the Treasury Mr.. HodgkinsoD, Minis
ter of the Mines, and Mr.. Cowey, Minister
of Tands
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nslagna Raw Rnilw,u s.:znrn.

BERNE. Aug. S.-President Bucbonnet
and the British. American and Portuguese
Ministers met in conference to-day to con-
slider the question of compen sation for the
seizure OF the Delagoa Bay Railway By
Portugal
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MADRID, Aug. s.-A swarm of 1900
natives, belonging to hostile tribes, have
assembled in the vicinity of Melville, a
Spanish COLONY OF Morocco. They demand
the release of the Moorish hostages held
there, threatening to fight if the demand is
not complied with.
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Death at a Railroad Collision.

SHERMAN (Tex.). Aug. s.-A Dallas pas
senger train collided with work train
here this afternoon. Fireman Hughes was
Instantly killed and Engineer Blake fatally
injured. Three other train employees and
two passengers were severely bruised.
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viii Not Prosecute the Newspapers

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Assistant District
Attorney Bedford says he will take no ae-
ton to punish any newspaper editor or
other person for violating the Electrical
Execution Act, in publishing reports Oh
a formal complaint.
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BrookIyns s......................5 0 2O00o-7
Philadelphias ...... ............0 y o o o.
Base hits-Brookyns 8, PhiladelphIas g. Er-
rors- Brooklyns 4, Philadelphias IL. Batteries
Hemming and Cook, Burlington and HaIlman- Um-
pIreS-Gatfuey and Sheridan.
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BASEBALL IN THE EAST.
Buck" Ewing Deserts the Brotherhood
for the National League.

BOSTON, Aug. 8.-Tim Keefe OF the New York
Players Club is responsible for the statement
here tonight that "Buck" Ewing has tired Of
the brotherhood, and, despite three years. con-
tract with them, has signed a three years con-
tract to play with the National League after this
season. He fears it Will greatly injure the
players and cause many desertions.
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Perished While Bathine.

BALTIMORE, Aug. S.-Mrs. S. W. Storm.
Edith ", her 14-ycar-old daughter. Mrs. j.
r. johnson, and Carroll, aged 9. son of j.:
S. Graham, all of this city, were drowned
yesterday while bathing. They were sucked
in by the undertow Of a passing steamer.
Nine others in with them were rescued.
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The Nemnort Rnrnlar

New YORK. Aug. S.The police here be-
lieve they have captured the burglar who
committed the diamond robheries at New
port, a man giving his name as William
Glegg being arrested while trying to pawn
about $4,000 worth Of diamond jewelry.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM.

He Departs Prem England for His New Pos.
session Amid Cheers.
LONDON. Aug. 8.-When Emperor Will
lam retired last night he seemed somewhat
fatigued from the arduous day in Ports
mouth. He arose this morning later than
usual, drove from Osborne House to Cowes,
and went aboard the German imperial
yacht HoheDZOllern, where he recefBed the
Prince and Princess Of Wales aud aGyeral
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Postponed Games.
THE BROTHERHOOD.

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-The Brooklyn Boston ana
PhIadelphia-New York league games to-day
were postponed owing TO rain.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. s.-Latham,, t,melv n

C1NcINNATI, Aug. s.-Lathams timely batting
ana good base running to-day helped the Gin
cinnatis to win. Attendance 14oO. Score:
Gincinnatis.. atis............-........0 lO3 2z-9
flttsDurgs... o o 1 IL I-6
Base hits-Cin cinnatis 10, Pittsburgs IA Errors
Cincinnatis 3, Pittsburgs 2. Batteries-Duryea
and Keenan,, Osborn and Wilson. Umpire-Ne-
Quaid
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BOSTON, Aug. 8.-The tremendous batting Of
the New Yorks won to-day's game. Boston's
fielding was perfect Attendance 1900. Seore:
Bostons.. tons........................12 o 2 90
New Yorks.. U g o Ill
Base nits-B0stons II, New Yorks Is. Errors
New Yorks 8. Batteries-Gumbert and Kelly; Hat
field, Crane. o'Day and Ewing. Umplres-FergusOn
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Chinapn 0utnlaved

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-The Cleveands won to-
day by OBren's good pitching The home team
played miserably. Attendance 1900. Score:
Chicagos. gos...,....................O 0 2 o 90 I-3
CleVelands. - %-S
Base hts-Chicagos T. CIeveands 13 Errors
Chicagos 6, Cleveauds !. Batteries-BarstOn and
Farrell 0Bren. Sutciffe and Brennan. UmpireS--
BARGE and Snyder.
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She Likes San Francisco.

NEW YORK, Aug. SIN a London inter-
view in the Herald, Miss Florence St. John
says: San Francisco, 1 think, is OF all cities
the most like London. l shall be back
again. but not for another year.
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SUFFERED GREAT PAIN.

An Electric Light Emplcye Received a Shock
Of 1000 Volts and Lives.
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Wiliam Ross. an
electric light company employe. while
changing carbons in lamp tonight re-
ceiyed shock of 1000 volts. He was rem
dered insensible, but soon recovered, al
though the flesh OF his right hand. where
the current entered, and on his left arm
where it passed off, was badly burned. He
said that for four or five seconds before he
became insensible he suffered great pain.
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Twenty Bodies Missing.

VIENNA, Aug. S.-Twenty passengers on
the train when Was thrown down the on-
bankment into the marsh near Pilsen, Bo-
hemia, Wednesday. are missing. 1t is feared
they are drowned and the bodies washed
"
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SYDNEY n. S. W., Aug. 8. "A sculling
match between Matterson and Brown was
rOwed to-day on the ParTamatta River. Mat
tersOn won easily. Time, 20 minutes IS
seconds
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EXILES REBEL,
Russian Troops Attacked by Gang of Pris-
oners in Siberia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. S.-Advices from
Siberia say that body of $50 prisoners on
foot. escorted by fifty-three soldiers, on ar
irving at Ieumen demanded carts for their
conveyance. The demand being refused they
attacked the soldiers. The escort used their
bayonetS and wounded ten prisoners before
the disturbance was quelled.
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Fire.Rrick Factory Burned.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-The old factory of the
Laclede Fire-brick Manufacturing COM
pany, in Cheltenbam, was burned this morn
ing. Loss, 100000.
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Due TO Latham.

Clevelands 2 Chicagos !. Wadsworth
and zimmer Hutchinson and Kittredge. Umpire
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sufcring in the Azores.

LISBON. Aug. S.-The protracted drought
in the Azore Islands has ruined the crops.
Many inhabitants are in an impoverished
condition.
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A pnrae fer The Rrnisers

BosToN, Aug. S.-John L. Sullivan and
Peter jackson have been offered $50, 600
D urse, $4,000 to the winner, for finish
fight at the Carnival Palace at Ogd en-, Utah.
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Twenty Miners Drowned

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. S.-The Socorro
Mine, near Hermosillo. in Sonora, has been
flooded and twenty miners have been
drowned
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Villages Burned.

VIENNA. Aug. s.-Numbers of villages in
Hungary have been burned and their stores
OF grain have been lost. One woman and
six children were burned 10 death.
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This afternoon the Oaklands and Sacra-
mentos play at the Haight-street Grounds.
The batteries will be Cobb and Lohman
and Hoffman and Bowman.
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SARATOGA. Aug. S.-First race, Rosalne (hlly)
won Lord Harry second, Mabee third. Time.
1:0212.
Second race. one mile, Fellowship won. Corti-
cello second, Maid of Orleans third. Time,
1;43A.
Third race. six furlongs, Cornelia won. Golden
Rod second, Fairy Queen third. Time. l:16.
Fourth race, six iuTongs, Lady Pulsifer won.
Jack Rose second Allan Bane third. lime,
1:16Ia.
Fifth race. six fnrlongs, Amos won, Gene
We've second, Black Diamond third. Time, l :16.
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BESTTRUSsES q SHOULDER BRACES

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y DEPOT IlS Montgomery ST. adjoining eEuIs><S
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The Association.
FLOORING EASTWARD.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. S.-Louisvllles Z, Brook
lyns 2,
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The Winners at hton.

BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug. s.-First race, seven.
eighhs of mile, King Idler won, Woodburn
second, The Doctor third. Time, :3034.
Second race. seven-eighths of a mile (selling).
Ossa won, Crispiu second, Annie third. Time.
:30S4.
Third race one and an eighth miles. Eeve won,
Eblis second, Richmond thiId. Time, ! 90
Fourth race, one and eighth miles, Miss
Cody won, Brian Boru second, CoIillon third.
Time, 1:5734.
Fifth race, three-quarters OF a mile, Darebin
colt won, Lady Glasgow second, Baylor third.
Time, 1:l734.
Sixth race. ihree-auarters OF mile, Young
Grace won, Hannah second. IhOrndale thlrd.