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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26
THE MARKETS.
Isevieu OF The. Grain and Cattle Market,
for July 25.

wEEAT-7Oa76J<c.
CoRN-51G 551<c.
Mooi.-u nwashed fine merino. 16M1sc:
M-9aood clothing, 2o@22c; braid. 17@1sc;
medium combing, 22@23c: fleece washed
line merino X and Xxx, 25@26c: medium
clothing, 26@21c A'.aai
CATTIE-Good to choice butchers. - 75M
W; fair to good, 50 25653 as; common.
HoGs-Selected butchers and heavy ship
ping, % zoos 90; fair TO good packing.
20 10@o 20: common to rough, s. COOS 80
LANDS % 0OGl6 20.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

According to Senator Sherman
New York is to be the battle ground
of the coming campaign. This is
but another way of saying that
the Republicans are hopeless, as
they are already beaten in New
York.
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3l@32c. Xxx and above 2Sta29c. X 2si<6S2Sc
No. / 3set35c No. 2 30931c, fine unwashed
1Sd2Oc, understandable 2I@23Izc. Ohio
combng, MOI - to 1<-blood- CSC: No. 2
and above 25Q26c. No 32c. No. . 29Tss0e
line unlxashed 1S@2Oc, unmerchanfabIe
20@21c. Michigan conibings, No. i. q and
1z-biood, s2gar3c: No. 2, 1z-blood, &c; Michi-
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Democrntic nrannrers.

NEW YoRK, July 22.-The Demo
cratic national committee met here
Thursday, Chairman Brice presiding.
w. F. Harrity, of Pennsylvania. was
elected as the new chairman of the COM
mittee, and S. P. Sheerin, of Indiana.
was reelected secretary. Robert 81.
Roosevelt, of New York, was elected
treasurer of the committee to succeed
James w. izenda ss
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

Since congressional committee
has Investigated the Homestead af-
fair the laborer rightly expects some
remedial legislation at the hands oil
congress. He will never get it
through while the Senate is Repub-
lican and the man who signed the
Mckinley bill occupies the White
House.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

The robber tariff must go. The
revolutionary and reasonable Force
Bill, to which the Republican party
is committed, must be downed. The
rich shall not DO made richer and
the poor poorer by corrupt legisla-
ton. The laborer is worthy of his
hire and by all the eternal gods he
shall have it. There shall be no
negro domination in the South; the
negro shall be protected but he shall
not rule, for that rule means ruin
Upon these principles the great
Democratic party stands or falls and
the fall of that party means the fall
of free government.--Er.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

The Mckinley tariff may be COM
pared to a heavily charged shot
gun, kills off foreign competition
and kicks the American working
man.
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sE \: II; discussions on the anti

NAIE-More discussions on the anti
option bill.
HOUSE Many bills were rushed through,
among them bill 10 promote commercial
relations with CDnada and another TO prs,-
vide Tor the collection. custody and ar
rangement Of the military records of the
war of 1872 A RESOLUTION authorizing the
officers am crew Of the steamship Balti-
more to accept medals from the king of
Sweden was passed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

The craftsmanship OF the National
Republican Committee that some
time since went begging for can
didate, has at last found one in the
person of Thomas H. Carter, of
Montana. Mr.. Carter is at present
Commissioner of the General Land
Office. Certainly the situation is
not encouraging to the g. o. p,
when such a position has to beg for
an occupant. Such a position is al
ways desirable when there is any
hope of success. There seems to be
no hope for the G. 0. p. this year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

No wonder the grave and digni-
fed Senators could not keep their
faces straight when Senator Quay
began to quote the Bible; it would
have caused laughter in a Quaker
meeting.
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M Office IS hereby given that a ,nccfai
=. y Session OF the County Court, or Maso1,
rrult[, ~ ett NirginIa, will be held nj f1,o
Court House offnid county on the 5zfi. L. -
o. ,tifsist ls5z for the purpose or receiving
, 9s,,'o DIS rom The physicians and 10 mp
nnsd ~ jail ~ itnnfics, aud persons clls,re,lI
with felony or I1istlcIne4sIor tnnd 80
medicines aud drugs for and a.frc r,rc,.,. ~
~, 70 an such persons at a siipiIinfefi
uAtu ana exclusive annual allowance ffn<l,
appointment VIII be awarded - The &C., I..,1
~ ~. ,lsesponsibie bidder, the Court reserv
Tx the riSut 70 reject Any or all bids TIE
person receirln the appointment shall Nv.
bond with SUFFICIENT surety to 81 ,,r,r,re, ~
~ the Court, for the faithful No. ~
tte trust and agreement ~S "a
.ssi Yen under my haud rs President or said
N VACATION - the e n dav OF i ~ y
,. G. FORREST. fsrcsidcnfr
Attest j. p r. y. SMITH, Clerk.
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Released ON naiI.

PIrrsBURG, July 90. = Burgess Pc
Luckie was admitted to bail in $4,000
Wednesday morning, decision not to APP
ply to other strikers for whom warrants
are out. but who failed to surrender.
The strikers consider McLuclkie's release
a victory.
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HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 21.-The party
of scouts sent out by the Amalgamated
association to intercept "a body of non,
union men reported to be gathering al
Little Washington have returned. They
report long and difficult chase after the
alleged "black Sheep" which resulted in
their finding gang of men who had re.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

Reid may be now an ardent advo-
cate of union labor, but it will be
hard to convince organized labor.
1t looks like a "deathbed" repen-
lance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

The Force Bill has been dcnounc-
ed by thirty three State conventions
to date, twenty-one of which were
held north of Mason and Dixon's
line.
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CATTLE-Prime, g 75a5 90; good. "a IS
q %; lar, y 65g4 90; bulls, stays and fat
HoGs-All grades, So 90a6 10.
SIEEP-lextra, s. 2095 30; good. 4 Goa
eOi lair, 3 0Og3 %: common, 81 OOd2 20.
prime yearlings, s. COOS so. ?,
SPRING LAAIDs-$3 50a6 90
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

Those Republicans who were so
certain that Senator Hill was going
to sulk should take time to read his
patriotic letter to Tammany Hall,
in which he declares his support of
the ticket and asks that every Dem
ocrat shall put his shoulder to the
wheel.
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Evic,ion NotIces served.

HOMESTEAD. Pa, July 24.-Notices of
eviction were served on the families
who occupy the Carnegie houses on
Shanty Hill Friday morning. The ten
ants are given ten days in which to
move ont. There are between thirty
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

General Joseph H. Geiger, OF Columbus,
o. has been celebrated as politician, law
yer, warrior, statesman lecturer, scholar,
orator aud poet, has ut last turned preacher
and Is meeting with great success. He con
Quoted religious services at Fountain park
Sunday.
Our minister to Ecuador. Rowland B.
Mahany, IS home on a sixty days leave OF
absence.
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o,DonneiI,s Dcs.ination.

PITTsBURe. July 22.- Hugh ODonneIl
says his destination ON his recent mys-
terious mission was View York. What
he accomplished he believes will tend
toward settling the strike. VIII not
deny the suggestion that he consulted
with the members of the national Re
publican committee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

Sailors refuse to serve on a vessel
infested with rats, and lots of voters
have a similar feeling towards
Presidential tickets.
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Mr.. FRICk shot,
But Not Fatally Wounded, b.
an Anarchist Crank,
Who Afterward Attempts to
Take His Own Life.

A Dynamite Cartridge. similar to the
One Used by LinGe. the Chicago An
archist, to End His Miserable Life,
Found in the Prisoners aIouth-DeveI-
opments in Connection with the Home
stead Labor Troubles.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

Mr.. Harrison doesn't appear to
have a very strong ''pull'' on An
drew Carnegie. Mr.. Blaine has.
No charge for the ''tip."
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PITTsBURG. July 21--ln an interview
with Attorney Brennan, Wednesday, he
said that warrants would be issued very
soon for the arrests of Prick and Love-
joy. They viii be prosecuted He did
not say what would be done about An
drew Carnerie
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Deaths.

John t. Shryrocls, well known editor
of GAINESVILLE. o., aged seventy-nine
Thomas Cook, founder of Cooks excur-
sions, died at London from paralysis.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

CHARLEsrowS, w. Va, July 25.-
Congressman J. D. Anderson was unani-
mously reaolninated by the Democratic
convention Monday. Governor Wilson,
his chief opponent, withdrawing.
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CONGRESS-


SENATE--Ihe anticipation bill was dis
session number Of important bills were
rushed thros. IL
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NEW SUPREME JUSTICE.

The President Fins the Vacancy Caused
by Justice BradIey's Dearh.
WAsHISGToN July 0.-The president
has sent to the senate yesterday the
nomination of George Shiras, Jr., of
Pennsylvania, to be associate justice of
the supreme court of the United States
to succeed Justice Bradley, deceased.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26
New York.

gust. S45Sc.
C0RN-57c.
OATs-32c
CATTLE-S1 15a5 30.
SHEEP-$4 O0a5 40.
SPRING LAsBs-s5 OOa7 90.
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Chicago

Hoes Heavy. $ 90a6 10; packing, IS 65
as 80; light, 50 5Od6 05. . =
CATTLE = Good TO prime. a 25M5 IS:
others. 8 25@4 90, mixed, 81 1903 IS.
SHEEP-S3 5Oa5 so
LAafBs-$4 O0a6 25
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was .lieil " inlllsl anu sttnesso. iron.
insomnia. Lie had 100 tons of ivory de-
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cHILI COMES no Time
And Pays $4,000 Indemnity for tn
Assault Unon Our SaiIors

-1Fs''uft . poi Ouf SalIors.
WAsHINGTo,g, July 20.-Chih has paid
so, GOO indemnity ON account of the as
sault upon the crew of the Baltimore at
Valparaiso last October. This is salts
factory to the United States. The money
viii be distributed among the families
of the two sailors killed and the suryiy-
ing members of the crew.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

A high tariff stimuIates the manu-
facture of Winchester rifles.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

Wayne Court House had an So, 600
fire last Monday morning.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

BERLIN, July PA letter from the
explorer, Stuhlmann, dated from Bu-
koba on Feb. 10, says that DIR. Emin
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

Hugh Dempsey, master workman of
District Assembly No. B, knights of
Labor, was at Amalgamated headquar-
tiers Thursday morning waiting to have
a talk with O'Donnell. He said that the
report that the knights of Labor will
take up the cause of the Homestead men
and assist them in every way is correct
and added that the fight will no longer
be local one. but that every great labor
organization in the country viii take
part in it.
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Hugh o,Donneii surrenders.

PITTsBuRe, July 22. -Hugh O'Donnell,
who arrived in Homestead as mystefi-
>ously as he departed, went to Pittsburg
on the 8 o'clock train Thursday morning
Manus who issued the warrant for his
arrest.
Five other accused men-Hugh Ross,
Andrew Flaherty, Samuel Burkett,
James Flanagan and Sylvester Critch-
low-also surrendered and were soon in
the jail.
Before leaving Mr.. O'Donnell talked
with number of the leaders and ex-
pressed himself as confident of the out
come of the strike.
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Spouse to the Notification Commit
tee on Wednesday night has the
true ring to it. 1t is courageous,
straightforward utterancc perfectly
characteristic of the man. His po-
sition upon the tariff is in the ma
ture of black eye TO our esteemed
contemporaries who persist in call
ing him "free trader" 1t is not
free trade, but freer trade which he
wants. His words are clear and
honest, and will bear reproducing.
"Ours is not destructive party.
We are not at enmity with the rights
OF any of our citizens. All are our
countrymen. We are not reckless
ly needless of any American inter-
ests, nor will we abandon ourregard
for them; but invoking the love of
fairness and justice which belongs
to true AmericanismS and upon
which our Constitution is founded,
we insist that no plan of tariff legis-
lation shall be tolerated which has
for its object and purpose forced
contribution from the earnings and
"So'H, =, '"o ,"''ss u ou' o,''ze"s
- -. '"o ~. - : - - - .
= = - -" nor w" "" Pe1
''' . P0.'eu s''e''uuo 'or
-A'"0' 'sa'' ''ooi' VI an o'nor sPeci-
ous p'o.eA. VI oc"oSo'on' care lor
s- - o'"u 'no eSes u 'ne
peoP'o ~ '"o se'nsn scne'"es "
enos' "no s'eA 'nlousu 'ne anu .,
nJus' arm 'a~s - gam uncarheu
anu ui' easonao'e advantages ~ 'ne
N p :. 'Ae i'o"s.
ou'u any o'n w, position 20 ,a'rer
~ a., e'asses' Inc nhanuiac'urer'
no exception to it. Particularly is
this true of any reasonable manu-.
facturer. aours is not a destructive
party" he says. eve are not at
enmity with the rights of any of
our citizens. All are our country
men," he continues. But note the
clause in which he declares awc are
not recklessly needless of any
American interests nor will we
abandon our regard for them. .
These are words full of meaning
and indicate the conservative
character of the Democratic stand
ard bearer. His position is com
plete refutation of the reckless lies
told of him and his party upon this
particular point. There is no hos.
10y - Aesan i'slos's' 'nsrs
- So - no, ".s w, sle seope ~ :,
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AIANY Yorrns.

Editor Register. Please announce the
name of. b. Brown, OF Arbuckle Ks.
trict, as candidate for Assessor Of the
End assessment district. subject to the
action Of the Democratic county conven-
ton M4sY FgIExDs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-26

PITTSBURC, July 25.-Saturday after
noon an attempt was made to assassinate
Henry G. Prick, chairman of the Carne-
gle Steel company, by man who gave
his name as Mr.. Berkman. manager OF
the New York Employment agency
who succeeded in shooting Mr.. Prick
twice. The third time he shot his hand
was thrown up, and the bullet lodged in
the ceiling. He then drew q knife and
stabbed the chairman in the back. The
fellow had been calling at Mr. Tricks
Office off aid on for week or more.
After a struggle with the clerks who
seized him, he fed from the Office to the
elevator cab, where he was held until
officers arrived. He was taken to the
police station through great crowd of
people. who had gathered at the sound
of the shots. There We're continual cries
of xiii him y ssLynch him ~ Shoot
him, Y which made the prisoner very
nervous.
At tie police station he gave his name
as Alexander Berkman. printer, living
at Forty-second street Few York. He
refused to state what paper he worked
on IN New York and said he had been in
Pittsburg since Thursday. lie said he
tried to kill Mr.. Frick because he was
the enemy of the Homestead workmen.
In his pockets were found some re-
volver cartridges, six cigarettes and five
cents. The nicotine stains on his fingers
showed him TO be cigarette fiend.
IL was noticed that the prisoner talked
as though he had something in his
mouth and an examination was made,
and a cartridge-lilze tube found similar
to that which Lingg, the Chicago an.
archist, committed suicide with. He
was placed In a cell and an officer de.
tailed to watch him.
Inquiry at the Merchants hotel in
SmithReld showed that the prisoner had
registered as Simon Rochman. He
acknowledged that he was foreigner
and an anarchist. 1t is not believed
that either Berkman OF Rochman is the
prisoners right name.
Not Seriously Injured.
Immediately after the shooting physi.
clans We're called and Mr.. Friclx's
wounds examined At first it was
thought he would die but close exa1nin-
alton showed them TO be not necessarily
fatal.
The wounded man was at once con.
veyed to his residence. At one time
during the afternoon it was reported
that Mr. t'rlck was dead.
The Homestead strikers ne rule
deplore the attempt upon Mr.. Tricks
Mr.. Prick Better.
Mr.. Fricls passed good night and hi:
condition Monday morning was favor.
able.
Labor Leaders Released.
O'Donnelf has been admitted to bail in
$4,000, as was Ross, Foy and Allen.
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There is an armed neutrality at
Homestead that is not pleasant to
contemplate.
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cItizens pIsple..sed.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 22.-Citizens
of Homestead are very much displeased
at the continued presence of the militia
and the manner in which General Snow
den uses his authority. They claim that
General Snowden's decision to keep the
entire Second and Third brigades here
indefinitely and the arbitrary interfer-
ence with matters in the borough are
having bad effect upon the people Of
the town and are unwarranted by the
situation. There is considerable feeling
over the attempt to prevent the parade
of the citizens in honor of Burgess Nc
Luclxie when he returned Wednesday
afternoon from his temporary sojourn in
Jail.
But for the arrival of the company of
infantry under Captain Gerbig, who
was ordered to dispense the crowd and
prevent the parade, there would in all
probability have been serious clash
between the soldiers and the people.
As it was there was much indignation
when the purpose of the soldiers became
known.
A committee of citizens, headed by a
leading physician, called upon Governor
Pattison late Wednesday night, and
after stating their grievances to him,
they requested him in the name of the
citizens of tie borough to withdraw the
military from Homestead.
The governor received the delegation
politely. but firmly declined to grant
their request, saying that the national
guard Will remain where it is until the
issue is finally settled
Is He Friend or Foe7
This action of the governor, together
with the fact that during his stay here
he has been the guest of Superintendent
Potter, of the Carnegie company, and
has lived at his house instead of at the
hotel or in camp, has caused much talk
among both mill men and townspeople.
They declare that his attitude is that of
an ally of Mr. Prick and not that of
chief executive, whose only duty here is
to preserve order.
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Friday
discussed.
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anu 1ufey suui1iirs IN THESE houses. 1,,s
men have been on q strike since the mill
closed, and they failed to return in re-
Spouse to the notice sent out by the com
pany.
They have paid their rents right along.
but the companies want the houses for
non-union men and the leases give the
company the right to eject tenants upon
ten days notice at any time. The men
VIII now be given the option of returr.-
ing to work or being turned cut of
doors
Several of the men said Friday morn
ing that they would return to work in
the mills rather than be put out of their
homes.
One of the leaders of the strike an
nounced that quarters will be provided
for all of the families now in Carnegie
houses.
The leaders of the strike and their at
torneys are
At Loegerheads.
Hugh O'Donnell has accused LAWYER
W. j. Brennan of having BETRAYED him
and the cause of the Amalgamated asso-
citation, and Burgess McLuclzie said Fri
day that he had no use for LAWYERS.
Hugh O'Donnell's break with Brennan is
said to be due to Mr.. Brennan's advice
that he wait to be arrested instead of
surrendering himself.
This breaking off with the LAWYERS is
said to be due to the stand the ATTORNEYS
took against issuing warrants for Car
negie, Frick and Loveloy on charge of
murder, which the strikers VERY anxious
to do.
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Not Seriously Injured.
SEVERE PUNISHMENT.

O'Donnelf has been admitted to bail i
10000, as was Ross, Foy and Allen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05
NEWS FROM THE RACE TRACKS.

The Davenport Association, of Independ-
ence. Iowa. has offered $4,000 purse Tor
a race between two of the three stations,
Allerton. Axtell and Nelson, during the
first week in August A race Will prooa-
ply be arranged between Allerton ana Mel
son for August
Weather intensely warm. and attendance
at Bennngs not large. First, hve furiongs,
Marello won; time, :03i4. Secon1, one
mile. Isaac Lewis won; time, / "A. Tnird,
six furlongs, Rosa II. won; time, :io7s.
Fourth, i've furlongs, Puzzle won; time,
l:U3. Fifth, hunters steeplechase, TWO
miles, Arab won; time, 4:0l.
The Lexington races were well attended
and betting was lively. First, Is mile, Flu
ture won; time, 30. Second, o1S iurlongs'
Heller SHELTER won; time, l:A4. Tniro,
l. mile, Tulla Blackburn won; time, i:4-'
Fourth, Lilo mile, Yale 81 won; ume,
ISL. Fifth, g mile, Roslyn won; time,
1904.
At Nashville about $500 people witness
ed the races. First, 6 furlongs, Tom Jonn-
son won; time, l:l61l. Second, furlongs,
Askev won; time, 1880. Third, Bonnie
Byrd won; time, :49I{. Fourth, / mile,
Miss Dixie wen; time, :43. tftn, iur-
longs. Leona won; time, Loo.
At ST. Louis the weather was chilly, out
4. 900 persons were present. First, lur-
LONGS. Nellie Pearl won; time, ~ Sec
ond. 4 furlongs, King won; time, oil. Thlrd,
3 furlones. Elsie won: time, l'O2S4.
Fourth. 6 furlongs, Zooline won; time,
1:lS. Fifth, < furlongs, Dr. Murray. won !;
time. | :O2. Sixth, handicap, Oh furlongs,
Glockner won; time, :23.