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BALMACEDAN TACTICS.
A Row Between the Governor of British
Honduras and the Legislature.

Honduras and the Legislature.
NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-The Star and Her
aid publishes the following account of the
difficulty at Balize, British Honduras. be-
tween the Administration and the LegisIa-
ture. After protracted struggle between
the Government and the popular eIe-
ment of the Legislature, not unlike
that between Balmaceda and the Chilean
Congress, the Representatives vacated their
seats in body. The Governor, in no way
disconnected, promptly appointed in their
room certain officials whom he designated
unofficial" members, inasmuch as they did
not occupy their seats eX-Officio. There was
at that time, February last no one to
gainsay him, and from February to
July the colony was practically run
under a Balmacedan form of govern.
ment. An action was laid in July against
the Collector of Customs to recover alleged
illegally exacted duties, on the ground that
the Colony possessed no Constitutional
Legislature, either at the present time or
when the new tariff was voted. The
Government went into court and defended
itself. Chief Justice Anderson was in a
quandary for precedents, but finally gave
judgment for plaintiffs, thereby oyerruling
the Legislature and annulling ali laws
passed since February. The Government
has appealed to the Privy Council.
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Examining the stigmata.

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), Sept. 25.-The case Of
Mrs. Mary Stuckenburg, who for five
months past has on Fridays gone into q
trance, and during it has shown on her body
stigmata or the bleeding wounds of the
Savior on the cross, is now being investi-
gated by committee of physicians aud
priests. While the investigation isnot .com-
pleted and no statement has been made. it
is known that Mrs. Stuckenburg was found
by them to-day in trance and the bleeding
wounds were examined by the physicians.
Among the physicians are some of the best
known in the city
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CINCINNATI. Sept. 25:-The races at Latonta
to-day we're well attended, and the winners were:
One mile and twenty yards, Vanzant won, Free
Trade second, Maud B third. Time, LAS.
Four and half furlOngS, Reticence. won, Tor
rent second, Empress Frederick third. Time.
0:56M. 2.
One mlIe Ben Forsyth won, Bon Alr second.
Hueneme third. Ilme' :4312.
Que mile and fifty yards, CaruS won, Kingston
second NOrIex third. Time, l :45.
Free handicap, five furlongs, Fauyette wons
Rally second, Ollie Glenn third Time, l:O2tS.
Four and half fuTlongs, Lombard won, Com
ether second. CelertY third. Time. O:5612.
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THE SEA SERPENT.
Travis Destroyed and Dories Capsized by
Marine Monster.


Marine Monster.
GLOUCESTER (Mass.), Sept 25.-Nevcr be-
fore WAS the existence of the tabled monster
sea serpent so auth0rtatively testified to be-
FORE The fishing fleet, fifteen sail, from
the fishing banks, have arrived, having
been out since July. The captains of all
the vessels have sworn to the statement in
the log that on the afternoon of August 10th.
the weather clear, sea calm, while engaged
In fishing at o'clock sea serpent was
sighted travelling along the surface of the
sea, bound north, and went directly through
the fleet. 1t was so feet long. measured by
the distance between two scn00ners. The
serpent had feet, horned head and mar
row neck. 1t swan very swiftly and passed
within forty feet of the schooner G. Ii.
Whitman, destroying all the vessels travis
and capsiZing two dories, throwing six men
into the water. The creature paid no atten-
ton to the men in the boats. The travis OF
other schOOners were injured. The serpent
swan at the rate Of twenty-five knots an
hour,
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Canada's Foreign Trade.

OTTAWA Ont, Sept. 25-The Senate to-
night adopted an address to her Majesty, to
the effect that Great Britain denounce and
terminate the provisions applying to Canada
in certain commercial treaties between
Great Britain and Belgium, and the German
Zollverein. 1t is said if the representations
are favUrably considered iT would enable
Canada to adopt such notifications in her
tariff arrangements as would be required
for the promotion of its trade against the
aggressive defense or injurious measures of
10
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Suffering Among Peasants.

ST. PETERSBURG, SEPT. 25.-Distress
among the peasants is increasing. potatoes
are failing and a new insect has appeared.
1t is known as sooka, more destructive to
corn than the Hessian fly. In some Astra-
khan villages the whole population is dying
of starvation. The doctors prescribe corn
instead OF medicine. There are stories afloat
of parents eating their children in Mini
Novgorod.
Twenty-eight farms, with all the cattle
and stores, were destroyed by fire of in
cendiary origin at kozieglow, in Russian
Poland
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Anarchists santenced.

BERLIN Sept. 25.-Six Anarchists, who
were tried in Comenz. have been sentenced
to terms Of Imprisonment from six months
to two years for circulating prohibited liter
ature. Among the publications they are
charged with circulating is the Anarchist
parer AutonOmie. printed in London, con-
taining articles insulting the Emperor and
designed to incite the people to treason.
Behr aud Wagenbecht were acquitted. They
became notorious in connection with the
treason trial of Rainhnld in 1880.
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already a dozen or more cottages are fin
ished. The Christians on the right of town
manner, in the center Of which stands u
substantial octsgOnal tabernacle surrounded
by dozens of well-built cottages. Electric
roads are to be built to them from town.
and the increase in the prices of land in
their neighborhood has been maryelously
rapid and healthy. Just facing the beach
lies Beach Hill, the mob HIP of town. A
dozen or more elegant summer homes have
already been built, and every foot of tho
hill is being covered with magnificent sum-
mer homes, from which the inmates may
see from the same windows the mountains.
the city and the sea.
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Freight.Train Collision.

New MILFORD Comm, Sept. 25.-Two
freight trains on the New England road
collded near HawleyvilIe last evening,
killing Engineer Day, Fireman Larner and
Brakeman Sprague, and badly injuring an
other brakeman. The accident was due to
the carelessness of Conductor Conrad and
Engineer Heeney. who left Hawleyville
without orders. Both disappeared immedi-
ately after the accident, and no trace Of
them has yet been found
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French (wife Of Secretary French of the
Peck (editress of the Topeka Farmers Wife,
and Mrs. Fannie Mccormick. The object of
the association will be to establish bureau
for the better education of women, to consider
economical social and political questions.
and TO make and develop a better state
mentally, morally and financially with the
full and unconditional use of the ballot
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Political Controversy.

NEW HAVEN Comm, Sept. 25.-In the
Superior Court this morning the States At
torney informed the Court that he had is
political controversy. They are brought
against Z. Stevens Henry. the State Treas
urer, and r. j. Walsh, Secretary OF State.
They are made returnable October 9th. The
papers were delivered to the Sheriff for
service,
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LANES MISSION.
Proposition to Hold the Democratic National
Convention in Tacoma

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Franklin K. Lane,
editor of the Daily News of Tacoma, Wash,
is in the city. His mission here, he an
nounces. is to secure the holding OF the
Democratic National Convention in 1892 in
Tacoma. The proposition is to have the
delegates to the convention carried in four
special trains that shall start simultaneous ly
from Portland, Me-, New York, Washing
ton and some point in Florida. These will
stop at the most important cities to take up
delegates from the several States. While
the delegates are en- route and while at
Tacoma they will be entertained by the
Democrats of Washington. The new Ex-
position Building will easily accommodate
the convention, and there will be plenty of
accommodation in the hotels of Tacoma.
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the order was rejected. L. was decided to
allow lodges 10 use the Widows and Or,
phans' Fund for the erection Of an Orphans
Home and allow all lodges to make weekly
payment to i'll members, the minimum pay
ment To lie So per week. Promoters OF tue
/. o. o. f. Building and Loan Association
were denied the right to use the emblems Oh
the order. At the request Of The Jurisdiction
OF Wyoming authority was given to take
steps to recover property coEf seated at Fort
Washington, Wyo.
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THE CRICKETERS.
Beginning of the Great International Match
at PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-The long-an-
ticipated cricket match between the All
PhiladeIphias and Lord Hawkes. team of
Englishmen began this morning at the
grounds of the Germantown Cricket Club.
The American team is captaine1 by w.
Brockie and the English by Lord Hawke.
The Englishmen won the toss for choice
and play began with Wright and Dewitt at
bat. The Brtishers did excellent fielding,
and their team work elected almost con-
slant applause. The visitors completed
their first inning with total of 259 runs. In
the half-hour left to the Philadelphias they
made 229 runs without the loss of wicket.
The second display CONNIE ices at IL O'Clock
tomorrow.
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The Car in Berlin.

BERLIN, Sept. 2j.-The Czarhas requested
that his passage through Berlin. on his way
TO Moscow, whittier he is going because of
the death of Grand Duchess Paul, will be
strictly private, with no reception at the
railway stations. The Gar arrived here
late to-day, ana was received by Prince Leo
pold, on behalf of the Emperor William.
After dining he resumed his journey.
VIENNA, Sept. 25.-It is authoritatively
announced that the Gar and Emperor
William will meet on Saturday at Bromide
The announcement being entirely unex-
peeted, has caused considerable futtering
in political circles.
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tnh erited ScrofuIa

the result OF inherited scrotuia suffered untela-
bic notification daily and tried enough remedies
to stock drugstore without deriving the slightest
benefit, l tried the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and tho
most fattering results followed their am all
right now, and l cannot find encOmiums enough 10
bestow upon what know to be the greatest AND
grandeSt gifts given by science to man. Please ac-
cept the most sincere and grateful thanks OF onS
who has suffered.
c. STEVENS O'MAHONEY,
No. 500 L. 9th street. New York. n. y.
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Result of the Inquest.

VANcEBURG (Ky,), Sept. 25.-At the in
quest into the killing of the Carr family at
Quincy yesterday, evidence was adduced
leaning toward the fact that Thomas Carr
did not kill his mother-in-law, sister-in-
law, wife aud himself, but all were killed by
some one else. James Evans, father of
Carr, is suspected. He cannot be found.
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SAVANNAH (Ga.). Sept. 25.-S. Cnckdi-
heimer & Co.'S six-story wholesale grocery
and liquor building, with the entire stock,
was burned to- night. The total loss is
S375,000 to S450,000, with estimated insur-
ance of $4,000. Half dozen adjoining
buildings ware damaged.
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IibsIed a RovaI Personage,

MONTREAL, Sept. 25.-After having been
postponed from term to term during the
past year, the trial of R. n. O'Brien,
accused Of libeling Prince George of
Wales, was begun in the Court Of the
Queens Bench. There was quite an army
OF legal and journalistic talent in the court
when the case was called. The taking of
evidence had just commenced when the
court adjourned for the day.
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BOONE (Tex.l Sept. 25.-Major Fokles,
an ex-officer Of the United States army. SON
in-law Of General Mason, was fatally shot
to-day by j. G. Boggs, a neighborng ranch
man on Balconies Creek, near Balcone.
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Unitarian Conferenne.

SARATOGA, Sept 25.-At the Unitarian
National Conference the following officers
were elected: President, George William
Curtis of New York; Vice Presidents,
Senator Morrill, of Vermont, Ex-Governor
Long of Massachusetts and Messrs. Eaton
of New York, Storey OF Chicago, Davis and
Cheney of Worcester; General Secretary,
w. II. Lyon of Boston; Chairman of COuu-
Gil, Rev. Edward Everett Hale Of Boston.
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Diving of Hvdrnnhnhia

AsBURY PARK On. J.). Sept. 25.-William
B. Stout, a wealthy farmer living at Hamil-
ton, near here. is dying from hydrophobia.
Several months ago, while doctoring calf
that had been bitten by rabid dog the
animal licked sore on his arm. A few days
ago his arm began swelling. and is now
fully three times its natural size. Since
then he has been confined to bed. Mr..
Stout has shown every sign of the rabies
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SCROFULOUS SORES
Lady Badly All cted Three Years.
Tries Many Doctors Here and in
England Without Benefit.
Cured by Cutieura.

MY wife having suffered from Scrofula sores on
the back for three years, and times she could
lie down at night, and she tried all the doctors
could get aud also went to England TO try aud be
cured there aud all OF them failed, aud told her
they could do nothing for her and having tried all
kinds OF remedies at last tried one box OF your
CUTICURA REMEDIES, and to-day she is as well
she ever in her life and her back Is as clear
any person living, and for one can recommend
CUTICURA REMEDIES as the only one could find
to effect "A cure. q. w. JONES. Constable,
20 Sayles street, Cleveland. Ohio.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Baltlmores 8, BOs-
tons g.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 25.-Louisvilles Z, st.
Louis 4. Game called at the end of the
seventh inning, on account Of darkness.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-Athletics 13.
Washingtons 4. Game called at the end of
the eighth inning, owing to darkness.
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NO SILVER CRISIS.
New York Financiers Say That There Is No
Danger.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25-The question of
the possibility of silver crisis in this
country having been raised, according to
cable message by Statistician Robert Grif-
flo, Chief OF the Commercial Depar tment
and Comptroller of Corn Returns on the
British Board of Trade, the views of New
York's financial men have become of in
terest and Importance. A reporter showed
this dispatch to a number OF prominent
New York men and they said there was no
danger of a silver crisis.
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Tracking the Matricide

DURANGO (Colo.), Sept. 25.-The funeral
services of the late Mrs. Ray, who was mur
dered by her son Ralph day before yester-
day, was held this afternoon. Young Ralph
trail. The husband is prostrated and will
not recover.
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Tempering Copper.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 25,-Peter Johnson
of Dassel, Mimi, thinks he has discovered
the long-lost art of tempering copper. He
and Nils Nilsson, machinist, want to or
ganize company to build factory in Min
ueapolis. The new process will make cop
nhr as hnrd as steel.
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The Trans.Caspian Cotton Fields.

LONDON, Sept 25.-1he Chronicles
Odessa correspondent says: America has
appointed gentleman to visit Central Asia
and report on the rapidly Increasing cotton
industry of the tranS-Caspian Russia in
TuIkeStan.
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Forest Firas Cheoked

ASHLAND (Wis), Sept. 25.-Specals from
ten different towns In Northern Wisconsin
say that last nights rain checked the forest
fires. The damage Is not as heavy as first
reported as most OF the fires are confined to
districts burned over last spring.
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Train.Wreekine Attempted.

PARIS, Sept. 25-The mail train on the
Bordeaux and Paris line was nearly wrecked
to-day between Ruffec and Ciuray owing to
a number of rails having been placed across
the track. The perpetrators were not DIS
covered
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Germanvis Aid to Rrssia.

LONDON, Sept 25.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Times says that the partici-
patton of Germany in the Russian loan is
proof that the events at Cronstadt did not
have the lasting effects in Berlin that the
French press Imagined.
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I. Q. Q. f.
Business Transacted by the Sovereign Grand
Lodge at st. Louis,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25.-The Sovereign Grand
Lodge, l. o. o. f., this morning voted
down the proposition that members could
become eligible to the degree of Patriarchs
Militant without going through the encamp-
ment. A resolution presented to remove
the headquarters of the Grand Secretary
from Columbus, Ohio, to Baltimore was
referred to the committee. An effort TO have
another convention of the Rebekah degree
A proposition to extend the insurance
clause TO the Patriarchs Militant branch Of
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at Chicago,

CHICAGO, Sept. 25-In the eighth inning,
with the score a tie, Pittsburg objected to
the umpire's decision, and the game was
given to Chicago, with a score of to 0.
Bait eries-Gumb bert, Vickery and Schriver,
Calvin and Miller.
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successful production of "Lohengrin."
They have also seized an Objectionable
placard and copies of 4 pamph let charac-
terized by bitter spirit of political war
grim" given tonight passed off without
noteworthy incident.
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At Rrnnklun

BROOKLYN, Sept 25.-The Giants won to-
day through Brooklyn's errors. Brooklyns
6. New Yorks 7. Batteries-FOutz and
Daley, Welch and O'Rourke
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National Women,s Alliance.

TOPEKA Kans.). Sept 25-The charter
OF the National Women's Alliance has
been filed with the Secretary OF State.
The ineorporators are Mrs. Senator PETER,
Mrs. Congressman Otis, Mrs. Gatham
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At ClaveIRnd.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 25.-The visitors were
easily beaten to-day. Game was called at
the end of the eighth inning. owing TO dark
ness. Clevelands l6, Cinclnnatis s. Bat
teries-Yiau and Gruber, Doyle. Rhines and
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kllsrtnn Breaks a Record.

INDEPENDENCE QOwa), Sept. 25.-Alerto7
started TO beat the stallion record TO wagon OF
2:2O, held by Delmarch and beat all records by
going without a skip in 2:15. This Is the nrss
lime AllertOu was ever hltched 10 a wagon, aud
the periOrmancewas almost phenomenal.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest OF
HumOr Remedies. internally Ito cleanse the blood
OF all Impurities and poisonous elements and thus
remove the cause), aud CUr1cURA, the great Skin
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tifer, externally TO clear the SKIN and scalp, aud
restore the hair), speedily and permanently
every species OF itching, burning, scaly, crusted,
pmply, scrofulous aud hereditary diseases and hu-
mors from infancy to age from PIN pies TO scrofula
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, Soc; Soar,
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aS- Send for " How to Cure Blood Diseases"
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LEADvILLE (Colo.), Sept. d. The first
snow of the season fell here last night. 1t
showed oil night, but Is melting rapidly.
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The Anti.CIerman Feeling in Franea.

PARIS, Sept. 25-The police have seized
q cartoon representing Germany as again
triumphing over France, The idea for the
offensive picture being derived from the
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EASTERN BASEBALL.

The Nail-Makers of Pittsburg Object to the
Umpire at Chicago.
BOSTON, Sept. 25.-Superl0r work at the
bat took another game from Philadelphia.
BostOns 6, Philadelphias g. Batteries
Clark son and Camel, Gleason and Fields.
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sertenced to Be Hanged.

CHARLESTON IS. C.), Sept. 25.-Ten ne
groes were to-day sentenced to be hanged
on October 23d for the murder of another
negro.
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oueen Of spair's LARGE Land Purchase,

Nue5n UI opALEs LaTg6 LaAu FuTU1Ase.
ROME, Sept 25-The Queen of Spain is
reported to be the purchaser of the Marquis
Alcalise's vast estate, including two pal
aces, in Southern Italy for $1,000, 600 francs.
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Tsnnesses Warehouse Burned.

CHATTANOOGA Uenn.). Sept. 25.-S. G.
Webster's warehouse was burned tonight;
estimated loss 100000.
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srANwoop, BAR HARnoR lMaInel. !

Your favor received. cannot take part In the
! need not give, but / hope no enOrt will be
spared 10 elect Mckinley. His victory at this
II me is very important 10 the country and party.
lie and Mr.. Campbell represent an honest DIFF
ference between two parties. At this time there
Is no lodging and no evasion. and a voter need
not be deceived The election Of Mckinley
means the policy Of protection and honest money.
1he ele ction OF Campbell means fee trade and
corruption Of currency. | believe Ohio will stand
by Mckinley. Very sincerely yours.
JAMES &. BLAINE.
AUGUSTA (Me.) Sept, 25.-Secretary
Blaine arrived this afternoon from Els
xunr
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BLAINE'S REPLY.

He Cannot Take Part in the Ohio Cam
palgn.
AKRON (Ohio) Sept. 25.-Colonel a. L.
Conger, member OF the Republican National
Committee from Ohio, recently wrote Mr..
Blaine to see If he could take part in the
Ohio canvass this fall, and to-day received
the following reply:
IL AZ
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At Grayesend.

GRAvEsEND, Sept. 25.-The winners to-day
were:
One mile. dead heat between Maggie Beck aud
May Wynne, haywood third. Time, 1:451z.
Handicap, one and sixteenth miles, Mad
stone won, Lizzie second, Slr john third. Tlmes
1:49.
Five furlongs, ST. Pancras won, AliquIppa sec
ond, ST. Denis third Time. l :03.
Five iufongs. Alealde won, Fagot second
Bengal third. Time. l :0234
Que mile, Mary Stone won, Lord Harry SEQ
ond. Trinity THIRD. Time :4234.
One ana a sixteenth miles, Cynosure w0ns
HOOdlum second, ViTgle third. Time, l :491a..
Five furlongs, Charade was disqualified on a
foul and the was given to Wah Jim, AiE
Plant second Hoey third. Time, 1:02A.
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nlRsPLES, blaek-heads, red rough, chapped and
HlMl oily skin cured by CurIcuRA Soar.