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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-03
no Agricultural Eenert.

WAsHINGToN. March, 2 During the
frst session Of this congress committee
was appoint3d TO investig .te t1e causes
leading the alleged depre in agri
cultural nstters. The cotton part of
the inve.ugat,on vas given to Mr
George, Of Mississippi and the remain
der TO Mr Casey, of Nor;h D ,kota n
report has been made nor Will there be
this session. Mr. George stated this
morning that he found 1t impossible n
the time at his disposal to make such a
searching investigation as he desired
and Il secured continuance. He
will undertake the work early next ses-
sion. Mr. Casey IS out OF the ty, and
it is not known what progress, If any
he has made.
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On Tuesday, The 7;h dzy oi Aarcs, isg3, al
A. m, AZ the court house door - the citv oi
saieigi. 1 II scli at g1hiic auction a LOT of
- 4 ,itlstsi on lage III ming from Fast
ID vie street extended to Fast Igar0i- siro,si,
-xteutei just east 4 tae clty .i Ia eigh and
fronting 81 fe.i or -alt lzne ard iullr de-
-ci ed IA 4 deed Of ut recorded in tie
oisi - # tse Regi-tsr of Deeds # wake ceEn-
.. book as. page u e. sshich reference is
sef.bc ma - - a Part 4 tthi- "a dge tiae n cat.
Sale mH le anser .ai by virtue 6oeA q
rust execat d t. ns by Anuie Haywood. the
record 81 which il Above rel rred - and Et
tie r-iaest a tas c.aiue Que tis-t E.orll-
named Ter1 :, cash
IHOS. Il. PU8NFLL.
tsbs-tds Tru-t-s
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W1Dstan BudSe {.

WINSTON, N G., March 2 Special =
The trIal of Thomas Vincent, colored.
for the murder of Fred Sherrell. colored.
in Winston last fall. was concluded in
the superior court here to- day ny the
defendant pleading guilty manslaughter.
Sentence will be passed to morrow. Vim
cent shot Sherrell with a pistol, then
skipped to New Jersy where he was
arrested.
The Fnrsythe riflemen left in special
cars this afternoon for the Inauguration.
On each side of the car were large
streamers bearing the following. painted
in large letters: "Forsythe flemen
Winston. N. c., organized February
Is, 1872"
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BAN FRANCISCO March - Il is bow
likely that Rippev. whD shot Mscksy
Will recover. such IS the opinion Of HI
ply .icians. Two friends called on him
asst eveniag, and Il ppey says told hiu
there would soon be "a lively time down
on Pine street"
Whether they meant revival in min
ing stock sp cuietlnn o. assault On m
Dther mIlIonair is uncertain The fact
rcmains that Rppey Is better and the
encourag he received from frienl-
has a stronger incentive toward rscov-
cry.
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The GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS
OF THE FORTY.NlNruD nav
Biii Making Radical CHANGES In The
feht"n'iary Manage ment Pas.ed.-
resolution Asking the Repeal
OF the Charter of the Ameri-
can Tobacco Copnnauv


SHURsDAy, March The senate was
called to order at 1920 O'clock by Lieut.,
Governor ID ,ughton.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Bruce.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Serator Twitty, to establish ferry
across Broad river.
sera,or Lsuehlin. to incorporate the
Sta le Savings Bank
Senator Aycock, to repeal sec.lon 2, 206
Of ihe code
Senator Owen, a bill supplemental to
an act TO charter the American Home
Mineral and Timer company.
Sena'or BIalock, to prevent the sac Of
liquor within two miles Of Little Rock.
Nj chell unty.
Senator Patterson, a resolution in fav or
Of Suao Gilbert, pc oner.
BILLS PASSED TIL IRD READING
Tt regulate the acts Of rairo ids in re-
lati' 10 l,st freight.
To provide for the assessment of pro-
perry and collection OF taxes.
q ute number of bills passed third
reading, which are of private nature
Tie David A Hinton claim came up
and was widely discussed Senator
Jones submitted an amendment that it
be submitted to committee TO be re
parted to the legislature of 1895. to
! gether with all other claims that NAV be
! brought up of like nature. This was
! ruled out and the bill passed its third
reading allowing 81, 792 under a scale Of
10 per cent offered by Senator Cooper
EVENING SESSION
The senate was called to order at {
| o'clock
The cleo ting of justices of the peace
being spec cal order, was taken up a
S:l5. Mir. Leatherwood nominsted th,
justices selected by the committee, anC
the report of tle committee was adopted
A message was sent to the house pro
posing to 20 il II the election to fill va
cancies in the board of agriculture.
The following nominations were made
2d district, DR. W. r. Capehart; 5th dis
triCt, j. Fl. G liner; 7th district, Fl
Fries. This was the report of the com
mittee, and was adopted.
Bill to preveut the establishing of neS
counties and removing coui ty seat
without 3 six months NJ tice. was tabled
on motion of Mr.. McRae, Of Richmond
Mr.. Posey int oduced a resolution il
t uctipg the G vernon relative to th
boundary line between North Csroliu
and Tenr essee, which was adopt d.
/ The election of trustees of the Tn
v r,ity, special order, as taken up
$40, and the report of the committC
VS. adopted.
House resolution for the adjournmer
a of the Assembly on Monday next
Z y m, was adopted by the senate.
Bill to establish and provide for II
e mi tia ana for the maintenance Of II
! State Guard, which had been table,
was ken from the table and passt
q third reading.
9 Bin To dispose of the states intere
: in the dwell, Watauga and Turnpii
!, Road mpauy passed third reading
: Tie seuat adjourned to meet at
;, O'clock Tomorrow.
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Battle Between Dredgers and a Vtr-
ginta Police Schooner.

GRIsFIELD, Md, March 3 2--Bs'tle
took pace last night between Dredgers
and Virginia police schooner. About
o'clock Crisfrld started by the hearing
heavy boom OF cannon and reports OF
rifles Dredgers doing effective work in
rangier sound on Womans marsh, when
Capt Reed came up and opened fl e
with his cannon, Dcedgers replied with
rifles, and so rapidly were rfes dis
charged ,h4t the Il shes of guns looked
like fire flies in the marsh. Repoi d
police schooner was obliged to with
draw
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He Liked Three Votes.

VELENA, Mont, March 2.-The joint
assembly adj urned sine die to day after
one ba lot without electips q. 5. Sen-
ator. The ballot stood: Clark, 80;
Mantle, 25; Dixon, Il; Carter, l. Clark
lacked three votes of a majority. The
Dixon men voted to day with the re
pu olicans for an adjournment. The
Governor will appoint either Sanders OF
Lieut.. Gov. Botun for u. S. Senator.
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North CAKDLLSA,
WAKuC CpvsTY


Arthur 4. splitter, plaintiff, vs.. Thomas
W. Pc ter. dong business as Porter &5
Co. defendant.
Ths deien Ia 4 above named viii take notice
th2t zum EGD- ia the above e1titlsc acfi n
wa7 issued IN tie let dag Il F,bru4rs, 1913,
by ~ u GsywO1d. J1-ti,e Of .he Pe+ce Of
" AXE conHty, Moth Caroiin !, for tas sum ~
ne Lu1dre1 AID MA --lIne do i4fs and
forty-t so cants IS 80 {. due The said laintia
oy acro1nt for personal - = - rendered
him aud expsns wiiila read sring tae sane.
gnI;h sum .uIs Il ret rnRb.s before the -sid
Justice A. ito Office % S-T0ag s. Str ing IN the
.ity # kale gh IN said county ani state. N
th- 2Sih y # February. 4. ID 1.33. The
iefen6a aut VIII a 70 take notice thar warrant
aftsch nent was i-s4 by the ssii Ju.t CO
N he said .st day of February, is9, winch
warrant IL reiaru.b before tls ssif ia II "a
= the tIms aud place above named for the re-
urn II tAs sum sons. and th.t ia defendant
- relu TO u a pear before the sAia Justice
- tbs 5lace above name pB 'h- IA 4 ~ %
/ Ma ch, a ID l-y3, ~ ihs hDur ~ y and
A 4 aa-wer or mur - the comp ant 0f the
! ola nhif. 0r the rs-ief d mzn4ed thereIa will
e grAnted-
This i-t day of February, A. d lsg3.
W ID II HsYWDOD, J. Z.
STR EG ~ STRONG Atto-ns~s
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Rep amin Harrison. Professor.

WAsHINo TON. March, Q - Prtsiden
Harrison this tvenjng accepted a pro
fessorship in the Leland Stanford uni
versity Of California. He will deliver
series Of lectures on constitutional law
commencing 10 October next He ha
had the matter III DIR consideration f.
some weeks, but did not signify his for
NAL acceptance till III evening.
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Effect of Giad-tnne's AnIi-sflSe
au& pt-t.

NEW York, March 2 This Posts Lon
don financial dispatch says: an Glad
s,ons's speech last night on bimetallism
is thought in some quarters t) conclude
all serious silver agitation. American
stocks were improved to day on the the
ory hat this decisive debate streDg' hens
NJ. Cleveland's hands by aiding hooes
taat England will accede to a renewal OF
plme talllc negotiations.
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&aUABLE RESIDENCE

the lat day f March,
gc court house door In
I wi sell at pUhlic
the rta estate described
~ I ust rXeCuted by
."sar T. a.. ecCrdei in the
ter of q e $ OF " axe
page f5l I ont ~ ninety
willie ~ Il ~ ~ ~ { eet-
4 tn feet on le loir
al ia sAid deed Of
nu Juis lot o of the
vsluab G residences
h a in ( all Il oAe-n
vat +, &C A4sO 5 ablos
houses
ulder provisions con
~ t-u g sforesaid s d
der iEe Suueror
url ceeHiag ert tled W
v q - U!cburch
a tru tee 10 txecufe
"a trustee named in
10 Infs y first heu
ar nc feet
.HJ>. x PIN Eli,
7 ~ ee.
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A $4,000 FIRE.
Seven Buildings Destroyed and Fifty
Families Homeless.

BERGEN P INT, N J March 2-Fire
az ons able Hook, at 2 80 this morning
des royed sew, buildings and rendered
fifty families homeless, N SLY Huuga-
rlaos. The Inmates had ba ely tim, to
to IS ape in their night clo'hes The
loss IS estimated at between $50, 900 and
$50 900
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IONETARY CONFsRENCE.
In Reply TO Suggestion that Great
Britain should C~e :t- tnluenence
IO leopen liz, eui,rar.

LONDON, March. > SIR Henry Noy
zey fhrmpson { l. oeral UIionis) moved
IN The house Of ccmmous 70 DAY that The
British Government should use is IL fla
encc 10 bring about q reasaemolinv OF
The intcTust'oral monetary conference.
With the obj-ct f fading a remedy for
the evils attendant upon The divergence
Of va ues between gold and silver.
Mr.. Gladstone reminded the House
that the international Monetary Confer
ence met at the initiative of tie United
States, snd it would be an unprecedented
proceeding now 70 deprive AUerica Of
the initiative. England haa followed
the Brussels discussion with more or less
sympathy. and had right To expect
from the United States d.el,r-tion -
70 what step that country proposed 70
take next.
l. the opision of the Government. no
plan yet proposed showed how it Was
possible to change the standard e vau.
of Great Britain. ('H,ar. hear y Il
would place ,hc Government IN a
| ridiculous position IL il thl lu,d assume
The Initiative IN reopening the Confer
nee, having nothing to recommend for
ulfGuFNBbu
Mr. Gladstone said thst England was
not alone anoag civilized nations in her
| determination 10 adhere 20 her present
monetary system Seven other powers.
without the slightest reference to Eug
land. had signiti-d their intention nj
70 change their currency. Half If the
powers represented at the conference lad
hown that they leaned towards bimeisl
llsm, but as yet they hal no. given tn,
most shadow indication of what caangt
they were prepared to make. In conclu
slon Mr.. Giadstone made an elaborate
x2ositicn of the benefits of mono
metsl!lsT aud the dangers of bimetal-
ism.
MIR. Ttompson's motion eventually
vas rejected by vote OF 229 10 las.
the announcement of the vote Was re
ceived with loud liberal cheers.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-03
Tho Governor Promises Protection.

GUTHRIE. March 2-The negroes
lately imported from the South are again
becoming very obnoxious and trouble is
hrewir @ between them and the whites ~
several places. At Lilliogton the negroes
we're ordered to leave town. and IN sew
eral localities in Kngisher county the
vigilance committees warned them to
leave. Governor Seay has been applied
10 and will give them protection.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-03
Rev. John mcKIm Missionary u,shop

NEW YORK, March 2 House Of IS
hops OF the Episcopal Church to-day
elected ss Missionary Bi.hrp 10 Yeddo.
Rv. John NcK,m; and Missionary B5-
hop II Shanghai. R;v Fred II Graves
Both are workers in this respective field
and reside there.
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Notice of sale.

On the 2ath lay Of March, 1899. az q m at
''ie rou-t hcuss door n IA 2 " .Aei "a,
y = uld powers CO ferret n 4 certain
n artg z eKscu-et ov ST.iA MAngum re-
or 10 IN re flee Of tss z ;i.-cr pf Dee is
# ~ kc coun =. boz Z cage Z B., 1 " j. eel
1t p1oIc aIctinn or c n tbs land des .rioei
N =.ii m5Tts ge, sItaat-i II Wax. con ",
Nsv Light tpw "a p, i9iHiay 'hs lsa' a
petc G.rfet:. II X Ssutiiag, f,rme -ly =.
Laws ACd others. Containing three &C ed,
moce or less.
THO5. L. PURNELr,,
iebt7-tds st-aruey-
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GpOrn;an4Therp.

WASHINGTON. March, Governor
Mort men, OF Georgia, with his staff a. d
party of twen'y-seveu prominent Geor-
gians arrived to day in TIE city and a'e
ouar tered at the hotel Oxford The
>avs nnah hussars who will act as Gov.
Nor hens escort in Saturdays parade,
are expected to arrive 70 morrow,
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- y LII y -.
Administrator snI COMMISSION
z q.
SoRss Can LISA,

SoHsr Can LISA Il, "a, !ssslses ,; ,! sart i..l-
WAKE COUNTY NJ H. GArbes, T..
H. p. Fuller ". DR.. B +. Gardner. Mrs.
Melissz Gardner, Henry Penn ngson.
II Ita-pesri- FROM the sffiiavit ~ ~ Fui-
Ter IN the 4cu N Inst nr tsrdner aud
Mrs M,li--s 6ardner. the defendants there
IN ro NOT 20 bs fonnd IL wake co1nty. and
cam Z after dp" dil gence he found ia tho
state, and Il saather pcsring that the piaia-
'if h,- cause of Aotio1 AsAInrt he rni de-
fed n'- tor wort sud lsoor done and Lls-
crisis far ieted or ho--e ana lot oi theirs
lying and being ~ ksleiEh. y. g.
Il l. II r. ure ordered, thai notice Of this
seton b. pabli-hed once wees for ak 'nc-
-ivs S.eks IN the SrArE GuEns ciF. .
wees newspaper published IN issie,fh. ~.
! G.. so'tlny forth ihs title uf fhe act, a, ihe
| on po-e 4 ths -sme. aud regwirt x the de-
| 'endani q ApH esr ON tnc 2ith LaF Uf March,
sg3. before NJ b B-rbee, JIs.lce OF the
/ percs, =, his fiics in llsl,igh. y =. Gt u
O'Clock m and zn-ser of fcIsur io he COM
| pl.int or the reiiei demanded Nlll b. granted.
! this JAna1ry 2sd, iS9i
- u BARkFs,
| Justice o. the pegca.
q
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Labor CnninlIssinnrr.

Mr.. B.nj min II Lacy, OF this city,
was on yesterday n, minated by G vernon
Carr to be Commissioner Of Labor and
was promptly Coz tirmed by the senate.
Mr.. Lacy has been running n lacomo-
tive for the Scabosld Air Line for many
years He is d borough democrat.
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Chas. ID. Law Charged With Murder

CHICAGO, March 2.-Tbe grand jury
has returned indictment fer murder
ag .inst Chas, D. Law, general superin
tendent of the Fort Wayne road The
Indictment is the result Of sn accident a
the Forty seventh street crossing of the
Fort Wayne road in which four persons
were killed outright and fourteen seri
oualy injured. The charge is not bal
liable one, and Law will be arrested ano
Jailed
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No Contestfng senator From Kansan.

TOPEKA, X ms March 2 The repuo
licars 5 have about concluded ID ab b.ndOn
the plan to elect another Ull.ed Safes
Senator. They are ready to admit that
Senator Martin has ou.wtted tn m, but
there will probably be no at m pt IN de
II elect another Senator.
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HHalifax,, Bound for J amaica.

TAMPA, Fla, March 2.-Steamship
sHaltax" of the Plant line cleared yes
terday on second tip of series Of excur
sions to Nassau and Island Of Jamaica
carrying ninety six passengers.
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Contract Awarded,

WAsHISGToN. March 2 Bids were
opened to cay for The partial construc
tion Of the pu oiic building at Columbus,
Ga, Frank Baldwin, os Washi GIN
ID. c., was the lowest bidder at $l3.64i.
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rECEE.

ttust executed on
by dud be- q cen
1868. p, II dtrt
Il North Ca OF ns,
q ,tNel rs DIV,
os tie @ Cnd
on pAl4 Isl
'he B,; s'cr #
ga 'y aut tate Of
gI A IudvOscd.
#r.. H,r, - tue Far
I.#u asd ipz Co.'s
N ne Ia u7v
lgr " h Interest
Nl#u q now h q An
IS l, and whi h
dtiduI Vt psNu @ I
or or, than thirty
rJte VIII on the
Ec.i tor each tie
.nu# l rs j. J ck-o :,
Nt0 Id st te ct
wing r III estate
.u a." { lbe IN 4 I'd
"u nc pe, chee Nacs
land, containing
IWifc5 CT 3 y.uy In
ea aA ,htrh is de-
I.0c De Il fl ~ David
~ ral !he Farner-
g6 tru.t COflTan, 4
f. s -i+terei in the
af orfh M t n c untv
g 4 and witch
..a ID gdur N J. W UrQr-
"a aid e a merr
N4d Hrue Comp, Y If
t., iegi-t re N "a e
Eu1 .lso dns cribed in
gt.d hy q ssld Firm
an ans 'Fust Vmpany 20
cat q " yil, is7 J, as
va al lie, a. Will more
ui la iug te4n made ON
.-.legs II ga'd note to msAe
nav rali ind, btarness.
JlU II. c lsnd wilt be
tH Ia &c - tho SAts ot
Hu aHu AZ rent 0 SO
eIt.e Tor - 90 30 h OF
u afy s, l1IU,tn vi. /
"a .-rewaeut madeant
., 80 by aud be
ud 4. u Grand 8, y RI
Sons. # y, rfClk
a-eye usor # Will N
Is ht=t % t, sud J hn W
@ coln y North rulins
YIt il winch his vii,
tta ta.a of Nuyth ar lin
a d tie b brl OF director
$50 rsid state party OF th,
eh i7 re I'd, j on aye 81
Il g a. oal II in Z 9 Office .
g said caulty ofNoIth
February rs, l,9@.
p Viii HAk0Y, Trustee.
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Chief Justice Robinson Dead.

GEoRGEruwN, Del, March Alfred
Peter Robinson. Chief Justice of Dela-
ware, died suddenly from heart fallnre
at O'Clock this morning.
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NEW YORK, March mo news has
vet been received of The White Star line
freight steamer MarOnic.
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nd Of America,

Catoina, The Land OF
Iuts nd Z emery un-
egH part % the Tn ted
I health re orr and
northprn a q south
bern ri ople sp nding
a p7tn rn ., ople IN =
. Ulllr Lre ,Hpende 1
g = ne c tr Of the
y G Eight miles
fNe centre of the pros
gt v tavervi lie, Bun.
e. sur. ounded by
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Hoe to Rent.

ue h1iidiug TWENTY-FIVE
20 welt sliLhtly chaly-
Hlf treel tables, etc.
VA DIVER, Weaver
AMhS B. CONVERSE,
gu. tebl4.
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Burkshire Mills Destroyed BIZ FiLe-
BRlDGEPoRT, Conn, March 2 -Befk
shine fl ,ur mill burned tnis morning
loss $40 900.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-03

Ni mother and tis-
#i ,a mi u,co,a q
received more
acGj 'rom t. use
t ever used.
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on COMMISSION

pntcGt Chemic Al Ink
a Eae most ust fu ana
Ip aye Erases ink
g ca ds Works HE
cent profit Agents
A'r al want y
churQe of ferritory
nt4 a rare chance
write fer terIns a q
~
rs eniSsB H'F'G CO
Htr f'rsa@p a -
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-03

3 " has cured
u'tla, eczema a d
I -aas = aft r other
nl fa led Yuu do
tjfj us j G unless you
et "a till send {
u.s, ga tor llr-tciad
with letters from
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THE "OLD RELIABLt' ROUTE,

THE Richmond AMI Pslvile Railro d
msa2y ssyi'i cpe ate sieepi-.- cars b.
wen sie'ga AID Ms.s b Is Essn g-ty
Msr,h % ana rd ou C z mt luru-nrs.
UJu o. Prrett~uJ ler-ian1. .t.str2 a. ere
~ f;an NJ. 9. n 40 r n. aud going
through - Nashiulto o. tllir
"VEsTIs-l.E LIMITED"
reachinc wsshineton at "a r. Raurd
.r.p ratio ~ ta.e ITOa s1elvh Win q
;i2 - Tickets on sac Narcn Ist. - and
ri. <opt rctu n.ns ulai M,-ca >el
- .l.E % VALU -tl.s. CIIA Pap. ATY-
- b v.r'u- ut 4 e-r.etfr o. e-apatfsr court
II /" BE con q IN tn ~ es1al rcc-s diis.r g.
mud ). Hulei"s, saninit trttaT 4 ' V.
Dent1a. dsclasei. - " etnn q a's 1
A4H 80 ! or 0oud4y - "a dsv Il Al,rch.
.Nkt, ~ Y 2o'rloek ~, AZ ;t. court house a br
Of sGic county ef Nzt. il ths rs-- Il ~ e rh
the iolisRin-s descTIbel royest-. Two d u
stor' aai lots CT - hang 4sc, ~ ne city
cf t. leis B.. log Il 49, G. r0f q iy The -fore
1 tof ~. G. \ 4. Il. >tr ss-h's Z The
q :, ty he store ADD : al. I "a "a ~ n
Deaf m - d1Egr on ;he suufh ~ s4id Fx-
| IA ge, aud "a the We b rls tore hpnse
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February q, .s93.
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Late E'nanto
SIXTH EACF-PANsY STAKES. Two.ycar-ois Three.
CHATS WITH THE JOCKEYS.
quoitcr. Of a milc on turf.

McDeimott was escorted 10 the paddock ny crowd q
hilarious ,.uttcnburgcrs al OF whom had tickets On Low
lander McDcrmor's face bcaIicd with delight and 1T
first he da1cd by his good fortune II Thought
had some sort chance Tor the place he said
"but never dreamed winning. | though. that Lamp
lighter was The suicst thing had known. 1t
seemed crazy to try class owancr with these horses
| made up my mind that only chance had was to
reach his head until beaten. But before We had
gone furlong found that had the foot OF everything IN
the race and had nothing but BIZ Daiys horse to beat,
From furlonq pole home found had picnic
Lowlandcr is better than thought
Sims was unable explain LampigheI's form: Prom
the nrs furone" h. sud. II had 60 drive him. arl
KEEP. at IL all the way the finish Maybe the weight
stopped him. but he able to 60 the pace In
there Jostiing. no foniinS Livery one
had clear course"
What beat M ~ said Tarl "Why O53 b AZ me.
pcssara well for sin fuongs and then wa out 81 IT,
Can't make what the matter with Lanplirh'r.
He was slow corpse"
~ was well up with the leader. and AZ seven furlonr'
,clt like winner" said Hamilton. "tnen Idde>eiga was
beaten" >,
Il think I'll have II Patsy hadn't crossed me-"
said .Jlnmy' Lambley. ''rcrrihcr Wa good horse
to-day"
The cider Lambloy. when asked TO desero' Bahlne'
runuinc repli.d with o. vile epth's direc'"i
against the prcss generally aud rcing reporter ia
particular -
AT the top Of the stretch Hasbrouck wa going
s,,ouc and thought Ii win" remarked rr'n.
Then. at the furlong he cracked The pace S.''l'i