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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-07-20
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ORDER NIST.

ORDERED. by the Circuit Court for
" Anne Arundel County, this 18th
day Of July, 1891, that the sale of per-
sonal property, consisting mostly of Fur
niture, under the mortgage from Charles
Lindenborn, within reported. be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the
18th DAY or AUGUST NEXT. n
Presided, q copy Of this order be pub
ished e least once 9 week for three sue
cesslve weeks. before said 10Th day OF
August next
I. THOMAS JONES.
True Copy. Test -
TO 6PRTss HAYWOOD. Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-07-20

q LIQUID prsparzlion Tor shs skin- 'zle apss.
So csulmn. nsas nd~ Wenaaasallg - sMk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14
One OF The Most wealthy Cltiz'ns Of
Memphis Chlororormed at the
Hotel.
COMPELLED TO ENDORSE A
CHECK.
It. u. rnArsEn.s Apvnsrrns.
BE ~ Chiorafarined and Robbed In
lite Gayoso Hotel.


MrNWmi, Tenn, August ia.-R. ID.
Fmyscr, president of tho Security aud
Memphis CITY banks, SECRETARY NJ tho
Memphis city milrnad, and principal
owner u tho Pubic Lodgcr, aul onU u
the most wealthy citizens 81 Memphis,
was this afternoon Cul0fofufmud and
robbed NJ thc Gayoso Hotel, by man
asserting he ~ j. A. Morris, u New
Orleans. Morris engaged room at
the hotel, seut for Frnysor. who won't
10 the hotel, and after tilSIcganiiug
the matter ON which Morris asked Tor
information, the latter asked the
other to take drink. Fuysor
declined. farming 10 face Morris, thc
latter pulled two rcvolvcfr, saying, ~
am ndespcratc man; no money; family
In New Oglean. destitute. must have
cash, you endorse check for 5000"
fmyaur argued the matter. Tue par
tics finally compromised by Fraysur
endorsing . check for 500. hoping the
cashier 10 the bank would suspect
something was wrong and refuse to
cash 10, Va hc endorsed Il "P. ID. Fray.
ser, " ani usually endorsed his checks
Up. Dudley FnyscF."
Morris then chloroformci Frayscr
aud sent bell boy 10 the bank tor the
money. This evening cries NJ "mur.
icr,n "thiuvcH,n wcro heard Issuing
from the room. Tho doors We're
Ftormcd, burst open aud Frnysor was
found unconscious, his watch, $50 and
Morris being gone. The check was on
tho table, payment at the bank having
/ been refused. Morris whereabouts ars
unknown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

NEW YORS, August l3.-Another
conference ~ the directors and others
Interested In Union Pacific matters
was held today, and nj It's close II was
stated that matters were progressing
toward favorable conclusion, aud
that formal announcement Of the
settlement Of the company's trouble
will soon be made. Ono OF the parties
10 the conference said ten or twelve
million dollars will bo all that Ia neoes-
sary TO put the company In an eaAy
position, and that although SOME Of
this was actually subscribed the great
or part IL purchased, and all that re-
mained was 10 sign the papers and ar.
range the various details. 4 prom
inent German banker IA given MS
authority for the statement that Pier.
pOnt Morgan would have an Interest
amounting 10 100000, on the new
contract, aud that, although not yet In
shape for n formal announcement, the
matter was virtually settled at the
meeting Of Union Pacific directors a
new member of the executive COM
mlttee was elected to the place Of Fred
l.. Ames, who IL now In Europe, Tho
officials decline 10 make the name OF
tho new member public, but II IL
stated by others that II Ia T.. l.. At.
kins, who was prominent In the recent
negotiations In connection with
George j. Gould.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

BERNE, August l3,-At the Iulorna.
tioual Geographical Congress Mr..
Strout, OF New York. read paper on
the pretended discovery Of the true
source u the Mississippi by Captain
Glazicr. This paper dealt In great do
tail on the history Of Mississippi eX.
plorations aud favored Nicoileltps
discovery, concluding with the state
munt that tho American Geographical
Society desired 10 submit 10 the con.
gress this history Of n pretended ex-
ploFa,ion by "a man whose writings
showed that ho had never even seen
the headwaters OF the Mississippi. A
committee was appointed to consider
the matter.
Thecommlttoc TO which was referred
Captain Glaciers pret-nsion that lac
had discovered the true source Of the
Mississippi decided II wa. unfoundod
and that the discovery belonged 10
Schoolcrat AtAllen aud Nicollci.
The English prime meridian, II was
declared, ought 20 b9 universally
adopted. II also declared that England
ought to adopt the metric system. A
resolution ayorlng the compilation Of
an international geographical pro
nounclng dictionary was adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

through that point Tor Minneapolis to
the East. at IL a malicious falsehopd,"
snid he, "evideniiy promulgated by
some one desiring t0 do Injury 10 my
business" lie says the iigurpsare the
grusscst aud widest cxaggerntion, both
M 30 cost and amount " tho wheat,
he purchased what wheat hc required
for milling on the market every week
Ia the year AZ an average cost below
the present pricoa. The total require
monts Of HE mills are over nnecn mil
lion bushels pet nunum, " the mills
rams unlnturruplolly, and the pur-
cha-es had not been In excess ~ that
amount. All the millors M MiuncnpO.
lis could not have purchased the
amount stated IN the dispatch during
the past year, aud little wheat had
been purchased at the price named.
The great bulk had been Sought below
one dollar bushcl, which h about the
present value Of old wheat in Miunc.
npOlis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

SrKiNuFirLD, ILL.,, August l3.--The
movements to start n People'd party In
Illinois did not open very auapieious.
Is. when the meeting was called 70
order at the State House this morning
not over forty persons were present.
They represent all portions Of the
state, however, aud among the num-
Der were several officers Of the Far
mer's Mutual Bcnrht Association and
the grange. hut little was done this
morning. ). NJ. Norton, editor OF the
Sentinel Of Chicago was elected CHAIR
man and after the appointment Of a
committee on rules, an Adjournment
was taken TO o y. IN.
Sixty people were present at THIS
afternoons session, \ constitution
was adopted providing for the formH-
ton Of State orgahizationi etc. one
u "a articles fotbids fusion with the
old parties. By resolution the Cincin'
natl platform was endorsed, Fred. u,
Blood, secretary Of the state FarmcrH'
Alliance, was the only Oilicor Of the
farmers Alliance " tho grange
present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

PARIS, August l8.-rhe Grand Duke
Alexis arrived Mt Vichy this afternoon.
The Russian consul, In his speech,
said:
"rhe fiction Of holstlng the Russian
flag 10 make the grand dukes resi-.
dence an integral part Of Russia is I'M
necessary, because France IN Russia
and Russia IA Francc.n The duke, All
gty at the fuss made over him, asked
Rlbot 10 stop the demonstrations at
Vlchy. Ribot was unable 10 do 30,
but had telegram posted asking the
people to strictly respect tho grand
dukes incOgnito. Therefore, after the
formal reception on his arrival, there
win be no bRnquets or entertainments
rendered him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

CHICAGO, August lathe 1T. John
Il Mnrgh company, lumber dealers,
maids voluntary assignment today TO
Norton u. Hin, The company was
organized six years ago and did busl-
nee. Ia Kansas and Colorado. The
fico value q the assets IL s253, 900.
They will certainly realize $4,000.
The liabilities are sli1,Ol0. The fail
urc IL due 10 the stringency Of the
money market aud the fact that the
recent failures Of the Peters Lumber
company and Howell & Co., have
made II difficult Tor lumbcrmen 10 get
accommodation at the banks. The
attorney for the firm asserts that It will
pay dollar for dsllnr II given time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14
The Chlnssr Exciuded.

BAN FRANoisco, August l3.-Tho
landing OF Chinese from the steamer
"Ocsanic" was stopped this morning
by order OF Collector Phelps. The
order Is due 10 n circular received from
the treasury department quoting tho
decision OF the Supreme Court OF tho
United States In the ease OF Wan
swing. The latter il lnbofer aud want
cd TO land ON the ground OF a PRIOR
residence. The court held that no
Chinese merchant or otherwise, could
land IN tho United States unless he was
provided with consular certificates.
To obtain the certificate lac must prove
that he was conducting mercantile
business In the United states, which
would DO almost an impoSslbillty In
China. Phelps holds that this prauti.
cally excludes all Chinese, except those
connected with tho diplomatic corps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

JruoNr PARs, August lS.- The
scithof was warm and the track fast.
AZ furlongn- wolcott won, Celia
weoni, Pefalta third. nme--l;.ll.
seven iutlongs 90 Teuiflcr won,
kingslon second, Annie third. Time
-i.aU., -,
Mil and half-Fircnzl won, RI
ley s,cond, Raceland third. Time
e5sl.
ME trlo was sent away as one horse,
Int before they had Travelled n
hundred yards Riley had the adyant'
age by two lengths, with Firenzl sue
ond anu Racclaud following Two
l.ugths away. There was no material
change In this order until tho "nd OF
the mile when Racelnnd closed on
Fironkl. Riley stlll retained the lead.
Swinging into the homustrutch Barnes
shook up Fif,ngi and she went up TO
Riley. The three were punched "a
fiflong from the hnish. Firenzl then
passed Riley aud hually won 10y n
neck. Riley second, ~ far In front OF
Raceland. Timc-2.3sl.
Five furlongs-lsuapaack won, Pc
desirian second, Take Back third. Time
-l.03.
Milr and Observation-Disclosures
Won, Kinscem second, Prather third.
ume-9.05l.
slx Pagan won, Kitty t.
sNui, Westchester third. Time
lI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

wAsmISGToS, August lS.-Inquiry
Mt the Treasury Department develops
the fact that Secretary Fosters plan
for continuing the four and half
per cent. bonds at two por cent. has
~ far failed 20 meet with the favor
anticipated by ils advocates. Up TO
dato Sis, 500,O 900 have been continued,
but Others aggregstlng ss3,0OO,OO
must be presented on or before Sep
tcmber Ind or the Secretary must bo
prepared 10 redeem on presentation
OF make terms with the holders for M
extension u terms nj the present rate
Of Interest, ~ per cont. The avail
ablo cash balance today, outside Of
fractional silver and deposits, In the
National Banks Is sl3,5J0,0OO, aud Is
gradually increasing. While there IL
no question OF the governments abil-
ity TO redeem tue bonds, IL Is well
known that 1t would prefer To CON
tinuc them. There IL no doubt but
that the s., 900, 001 held by the banks
will be continued. The uncertainty
In la regard 10 the $4,000 In the
hands OF individuals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14
Regarding the Nebraska EIEhri,our
Law.

DENyER. August i3.-Distrlct As
scmbly No. 50, Knights Of Labor,
which took In all the employees Of the
Union Pacific Railway system, has
taken action regarding the Nebraska
oight.hour law, which At present 10
causing trouble In Omaha anu other
cities. The following telegram has
been sent 10 Omaha, Grand Island Rnd
North Platte; "Section 10 Of the agree
ment II contract Ms to working time.
II IL still In force. IL was made prior
10 the elght.hour law, which, under
the constitution, II cannot abrogale.
Tho law Ia thus imperative ~ 10
Union Pacific shop employees, because
Of the contract. In honor We are bound
10 recognize the contract, unfortunate
a. II appear, until It eau be- modified
by the parties 10 II. Good faith as an
organization should be considered Ia
assisting In this matter"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14
/, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH TERRITORY.


SAN FRANcnCJ. August H. The
steamship "San Juan" arrived today
from Panama. Her oillccf- had no
information regarding the seizure OF
the Getty ~ Panama" rs the latter
LEFT Panama at later date than the
"5an Junn.n
The Panama papera state that bill
has been discussed In the Chilean
congress 20 dlsOwn all acts Of the revo.
lutlonIsls In order TO lay civil aud
criminal responsibility upon those
suppntting the insurgenta, ami also 10
warn noighbOring nation3 against
dealing with them.
An rpidcmic NJ smallpox In Santa.
20 has been followed by the announce
mcnt Of number OF cases At Nalpa.
rliaO.
Balmacela's troops had returned
from Coquinbo and gone iutthcl
south. Many troops had febellod and
gone 10 Vallrnar and Efeinina.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

LONDON, August Ia Many tele.
grams from Englishmon, prominent In
literature, the dramatic aud other walks
OF liio, arc being received In this city,
expressing sorrow aud deep regret Mt
the death " Lowell. Among the tele.
grams received this morning was one
from Baron Tcnnyson, the aged poet, n
close friend Of Lowell, and the lsttcr's
death affected him deeply. Lord Ten,
nysou's message says: "England and
America win mourn Isowell's death.
They loved him and he loved them.
Pray express for myself and mine our
slnceroat sympathy with Lowell's fam.
ily.u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

LONG LISTS or PROSECUTIONS
PUBLISHED.
An Expose OF tito wrongs Under
which fh-y Are SUFFERING.

LONDON, August la.--'rhu work en-.
titled "in Darkest Russia" has met
with good sale, anu today the second
edition Is Issued. The took Is devoted
~ an expose " the wrongs from which
the Jews IN Rusln.suil,f, and the see.
ond edition gives long lists OF fresh
prosecutions tO which the Hebrews
Of that country have been subjected.
a letter from jew IN Russia 10 u
minister In London IL Published IN the
book. The writer says the most seri-
ous matter Of all j. the general outlaw
~ In which the Jewsatu held. Every
petty Russian official assumes the Right
to treat them ~ he thinks III. A. an
illustration OF this misuse of power, he
Instances the fact that the police Of
Libau recently issued an order pfohib.
iting the Jows from bathing Ia the sea
In summer. a letter received from n
gentleman In ChsrlOttenburg, Ger
many, describing the condition OF the
Jews fleeing from Russia, says the
refugees, who have not Sufficient
money to nay for full price ticket. Ia
America, have received tickets from
the Jewisd emigration committee nj
/ lees than cost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

AUG. HoRSusa, a well known man.
ufacturor oi boots and shoes Mt $50
Nolan Street, San Antonio, Texas win
not soon forget his experience with an
attack OF the cramps, which he relates
as follows; 81 was taken with a violent
cramp In thu stomach, which believe
would have caused my death, had 1t
not been for the prompt use Of Cham
herlain's Collie, Cholera aud Dlarrhma
Remedy. The first dose did ms 30
much good that followed II up In 20
minutes with the second lose, and be-
fore The Doctor could get TO whore |
was, did Eot need him. This remedy
shall always he one Of the mainstay,
OF my family" For sale by Y. G. NJ.
]. Drng Dent. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about Il. You may
yourself be- one u the many who know
from personal experience Just how
good thing II II, IL you have ever
tried IL, you are onr OF It's stnunch
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about 4 IN, that when once given a trial,
Dr. Kings New Discovery over after
holds a place Ia the house. II you
have never used Il and should be- NJ
illcted with cough, cold or any
Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure
n bottle at once and give II a fair trial.
1t Is guaranteed every time, or money
REFUNDED Trial bottles FREQ at ~ G.
smith 4 SsJs Drug 5.ogs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14
President roIA Addresses the Farm

BALTIMORE, August Ia Today's
Session OF tho Farmers' Alliance was
taken up with routine work aud two
addresses by President Polk, who,
among other things,saii: "For twonty.
i've years have been In public HE,
aud ! never found myself lighting In
the front ranks u Gods n0blemen TIL
| struck the fnrmGts' Alliance. Let
Nv stand by our principles TIL the last
man falls Ia the fight, and then volun-
tecn win come up anl take their
places. Men, citizens, farmers, saud
together for every principle Of our
organization, aud glorious triumph
awaits us. fhry told us thcrs were
divisions In our ranks al the polls.
They who proclaimed the divisions did
not know us. There were no divisions.
We DOM know what they are, thank
tod, anu In that spirit will proclaim
aud fight Tot the triumph OF our prin.
cipios.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

TWO GREAT TOPICS DISCUSSED At
PRCsrNT.
By telegram to tho Nrws
sECnErARY nLAtsE
lie VIII live to serve III. Country
MnnS lenrs.

MINNEAroLis, August l2.-Loren
Glelchor, one Of the Rrpuhlican Lead
cts Of this State, and a leading clndi-
date for the Republican nomination
Tor Congress In this district, returned
this morning from Bar Hafbor, whore
he had long talk with Blaiuc. He
aid Blaine would live TO serve hia
country many year yet. lie was not
III, but simply needed rest. The Min
ncso,an told him that two topics only
were now discussed In the Northwest,
the big wheat crop and Bialnc's health.
Hc assured the secretary that Blaine
aud reciprocity would sweep this part
" the country. Tho only answer
Blaine made was smile and u depro'
catory gesture. Yet, Fletcher has tht
Impression that Blaine will run II asked
with sufficient unanimity.
"Did hc impress you ~ man ON the
verge Of the Hrave?" was asked,
"Yos," replied Fletcher, ''but the
grave was that Of the next Democratic
nominee"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

CucAG1, August l3.-rhe track was
fast.
Fineen-sixteenth OF u mile Bonair
won, Governor Ross second, Mary Sue
third. Tlme--l:3dl.
Six furlOngs, hVlts-Belle won, Harry
Weldon second, Mollie V. third. Time
--l!l1.
Mile and seventy yarls-Brazos won,
Princes l.ima second, Ormando third.
rimo-l;iG.
Mlle-rom Rogers won, Linlithgow
second, Ella Blackburn third. Tune
--l;i9.
Five furlongs-rom Elliott won,
Little Rock second, COrrine third.
Time--l:12.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14
rhei international Convention OF the
\. ". q. a.

AMSTERDAM, August ~. 90 AZ to-
days session Of tho International Con.
vcntion Of the Young Mems Chris.
tlan Association, papers were read In
English and French on the English
and Swiss Association. William u.
Murray II plainusvillc, n. j., pre-.
pared paper on the American Asqo.
citation. which was read. IL showed
that the associations are prosperous,
rapidly growing In numbers, m mocr.
ship ana property, and that much at-
tcntion was being given TO the social,
mental and physical development u
young men, but that the greatest ut.
tcntion was given to their religious
development. Mr.. Murray Teportoi
$50 Bible Glasses aud 1855 weekly re-.
ligious service. In the associations.
At the afternoon session the Young
Mems Christian Association and IL
attitude In regard TO tue social qucs
ton was discussed. This evening the
discussion was on the subject Of the
Young Mems Christian Association
IN Roman Catholic countries, and
how 10 countoruct the difficulties ami
prevent thuir development. Papers
on the subject were read 10y tho dele
gates from Parls and Rome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14
rhe Nanlrnr A..a..In. r,eeul,a.

SnfLA, August i8.-Tho murder Of
british officials In March last waA
avenged today by the execution of two
Of tho leaders VI the massacre. Two Of
the mon were mentors u the rcignlug
House oi Manipuf, aud both appealed
from the military Court Of Inquiry
which tried them, but the Marquis o.
Lgnsiownv, Niccfoy VI India, refused
10 interfere with the decision ~ that
court. The two men executed were
the ,5cnaputiy or COmmandcr-iu.Chiof
of tho Mhnipur army, aud the Consul.
General, WHO violated the Hay ~ truce
under which the Englishmcn wcr. de.
coyei from Manlpur, AMI who gave
tho native eXccutioner orders 10 kill
the British prisoners. An immense
crowd VI natives Witnessed the -xocu-
lions, hut owing TO tho presence N
large numbers Of troops no disturbance
occurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

NATIONAL LEAaUE-EHoogLrS
brooklyn, I; Chicago, o batteries, Gum0ert,
Merritt Caruthora, Daley.
PHILADELPHIA
philadelphia, Z pttsburs, o. Batteries
KING, ClumVuis, BALDWIN, Miller.
BOSTON,
Boston, 81 Cleveland Batteries Nicholas,
licuuett. wan, Ximmer. Twelve iuniuga
NEW YORK.
New York, A. Cincinnati, 7. Hatterios-
barr, WEIGH, nlrrcll; buckley, Rhinea, keuan.
AnigWuNS AssOcArlON--sr. LOUIS.
st. Louls, n Washington, s.
COLUMBUS.
Columbus, Oh Athletics, @,
LOutsyiLLg,
Louisville, !, Baltimore, .,
CNCINHAri.
Cincinnati ! Boston,7.
Mtsrtuy LrAGUE-oNAuA.
omaha, i2i bowers
DULUTH,
puluth, Is Minneapolis, o.
MlLwAUKEr.
Milwaukee, G; Sioux Oity, y
KANSAS cIgN.
Kansas ClD, J. Liaeoln. l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14
scarcity OF Money IN the Loue' Mo
srnndo section.

san Antonio, August ia.-Therc IA
a great scarcity Of money In the lower
RIO Gfandc section Of this State. There
ha, been no rain 10 speak Of Tor oigh.
teen months. The ranohmcn are all
In debt and the farmers have been uu-
able 90 raise enough for their actual
needs. The scarcity Of money was
emphasized yesterday at Roma, whore
rs fat and healthy sheep, capable Of
growing four pounds Of wool annually,
sold for - cents piece.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

The following telegram from White.
wright, Texas, Indicates that tho peo-
pie In that vicinity do not intend 10 be
caught unprepared;
WHurEwRIGHr Texas, June 9, 1891.
chamberlain a Co., Dies Moines,
Iowa: Ship usat once one gross Cham
berlain's Cole, Cholera and Dlarr.
hua Remedy, % cent size, and two
dozen 30 cent size. No bru entirely
out aud have had nearly forty calls for
II thls week. .. Y. RATlmuN.
This Ii just such medicine ~ every
family should be- provided with during
the hot weather. IL never fails and h
pleasant to take. For sale by Y. @. NJ.
l. Drug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

CucAdO, August l3,-Mlle-Moross
won, dead head between FalernR aud
Prince Tor place. rime-l;ii.
Six furlOngs-PrinCu Horny won,
Lillian Beatrice second, Julia May
third. Timc-l!lT.
Seven furlongs Negro won, Sill
yeraio second, lvanhoo third. Time
--l.Gu.
Mile and seventy yards-rhol won,
Miraboau second, joe Carter third.
Timc-l:i9.
llauilcap over four hurdles, milo
anda furloug- l4ong-hoi won, Hercu-
lee second, Winsl0w third. rime--
2.0sl.