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TWELVE DAYS AZ ATLANTIC clrY.

The third of the series of popular excursions
to Atlantic City, via Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road will be run on August 81 AmpleptovIs.
ion will be made for the accommodation Of
those awaiting themselves OF the low rates ana
superior train service to enjoy q respite by the
seaside The scenery en- route is unsurpassed
by that of any other route in America,
Tickets will he valid for return journey for
twelve DAYS from day OF sale, and will be good
on all regular trains On return journey they
will be good to stop of al Washington, thus af-
fordlng an opportunity 10 visit the numerous
public buildings, which are open 70 visitors free
nE charge, and 4 take a TRIP down the PatomaG
to Mt. Vernon, the Bomb of Washnt0if, as well
~ To visit other PLACES Of interest in and near
Washington.
ed tables
LEAVE An AN VI, Pm RATE
Cum berland III f15. 950.. II, M, ~ 30. 81 30
Hancock 4.t........ ~ ~ II. l2,. 200 z.,20 q ~
Martinsburg. y o.. ll.5s.-s.aa 2-59 800
n Pm,
Shenandoah Jc. 2a1 IL 1s ................5.50
larper's Ferry 2 b. II 30 .3 35 3.35 $50
Washington DC. 245. 12. 81 A. l0..-...5 TO-. 80
Correspondingly low rates from other sta.
tions.
Far additional trains from Pittsburgh and
Cumberland. see time table published elsewhere
in this paper.
For more detailed information apply to near.
est b. " o. ticket agent.
Gen'l Pass. Agent,
t-sS b. a o. X.
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MAUD

We would be pleased to have you
call at our store for free package Of
Bacon's Celery King for the Nerves,
which we are distributing to all afflict-
ed with dyspepsia and all blood liver
and kidney diseases. Bacon's Celery
Ring is simply doing wondersin build
ing up worn out constitutions, and is
the grand specific fol . nervous
ness, -sleeplessness. headache, and all
arrangements Of the stomach, liver
and kidneys. Samples free Large
packages SOC. at A. NJ. Gilbert & Bro.
sole agents.
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An APPEAL SECURED.

In the Salyards case the necessary
papers have been filed in The Clerks
office and forwarded 10 the supreme
court. Counsel for defense have en-
tered into recognizance in the sum Of
5000 for payment Of costs and the
prisoner has made affidavit that the
action is not taken merely for delay
This appeals the case. - Sentinel
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The G. Y. r. r. ear shops hayeturn-
ed out and put on the road combined
car SIS and day coach 67 Of the z. q.
class. In addition " finishing these
elegant ears, coaches 6s and 90 win
both be ia service IN two weeks, These
cars will az, rage in cost between 81. 700
ana SO, 900 each. and are credit 70
the company's shops.
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WHO WILL BUY TIT

The Charlestown Mining, Manufac-
turing and Improvement Company adj
vertised to sell at public sale on Mon-
day all the stock which had been SUBJ
scribed and upon which there are bal
ances unpaid Tie list Of holders Of
from to 40 shares each occupied
three fourths Of colamn in the Free
Press
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4 SURE CURE.

WILLIE PLATTE, LA, Sept, 20, '92.
Or. b. III. Woollep, Attanta, Ca:
DEAR AND ESTEEMED FRIEND -
Yours Of the Goth instant received.
Yes, sir, you can use my letter. | am
willing to do anything in my power to
bring back unfortunates whoare slaves
to the habitual habits or diseases,
which know by experience you can
cure Yours truly,
f. +. VIDRENE.
Read Dr. Woolley's advertisement
in another column.
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PROCLAMATION.

DOCS RUNNING AT LARGE ON THE STREET
WITHOUT BEING MuZzLED AND TAG
GED WILL BE TAKEN UP OR KILLED.
Al persons are hersby nott fed MAJ ne fotfo'eiRg
ordnance VI rsiatop 10 dogs sriH d rigtdiy en-
forcedi
Sec 5, Chapter 70, Of the Ordinances OF the Cor
poration of Martinsburg; That everyOwn
er or keeper of dog within the limits Of the
Corporation, be required TO place upon said
dog tag attached TO a cellar These tags
to be furnished by the town sergeant on APP
plication and payment Of the tax assessed
on said dogs or which should be assessed
upon them; and that any dog owned or kept
within the corporate limits found without
such tag after August IL, 1893, shall be con 4
fined bv the Sergeant in some psuitablc
place to be provided therefor, for five days,
and subject tot fine Of twenty-five cents In
addition to the regular tax, and sum not
exeeecing twenty-five cents, for food and
care Of said dog At the end Of Ave days
any dog remaining unclaimed and the taxes
fines, Ne, unpaid, shall be killed by the
town Sergeant or by his authority,
All persons who are owners or keepers OF
dogs are hereby notified that after August 10,
1893, and until October 10, 1893, all dogs found
upon the streets without being securely milz-
zied will be killed. and the owners or keepers
thereof will be fined not less than five Nor more
than ten dollars for every such offense
JAS. WIIANN MCSHERRY
Mayor Of Martinsburg.
City Hall July Is, 1898. s9ttd.
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PERSONAL mEsrIoN.


Miss Myrtle Custer is visiting rela-
tiges in Brunswick, Nd
Miss May Barker has returned from
axisit TO vanclevesviIle.
Miss Maud Howisen' is spending a
few days in the AIleghanies.
Miss Lottie Caldwell is visiting
friends in Winchester, Va.
Mr.. U. s. Grant Pitzer spent yester-
day and today in Baltimore,
Mr.. G.. N. LYDIA, Of Washington,
Il visiting friends in the city.
Miss Annie Quackenbush has return
ID % her home in Washington.
Mrs. Rebecca Ringer is very i'll at
her home ON North Queen street
Miss Fannie TimEons, of Keyser, is
visiting her mother, on Race street.
Misses May and Jane Faulkner have
returned from visit to Hancock, Nd.
Mr.. Enos Stole, of Berryville. Va,
MAJ in the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Vanhorn has returned
nom a pleasant visit to Philadelphia.
MISS Mamie Roach, of Baltimore,
4 visiting Miss Sarah Roach, this city
Miss Nora Healy, Of Kansas City,
Mo-, is visiting relatives in the Burg
Mr.. Bruce Worthrngton, Of Wash
ington, D. CT, was in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. Julia Wright, Of Washington,
D. c. is the guest of Mrs, J. A. How
isen.
Mr.. 0ssie Arnold, of Keyser, was
the guest Of Mr.. F. L. Timmons last
week.
Misses Sallie and Ida Wellinger, and
Pearl Longbrake, are visiting IN Hag-
erstown.
Misses Annie Harper and iona At
wood, of Brunswick, spent yesterday
in this city.
Miss Minnie Weiskittle has returned
from pleasant visit to friends in Cum
!, berland, Md.
Miss Lottie Larkins left yesterday to
visit her sister, Mrs. w. Frank Rab-
bitt. at Rockville, Nd.
Mr.. Emerson, Of Baltimore, return
ed home Sunday, after pleasant visit
to Mr.. Harry Brantner.
Mrs. E. S. Barton spent the latter
part of last week with her father, who
is quite i'll at Berkeley Springs.
Miss Josie Fitzgerald, who has been
visiting her mother on Burke street,
returned to Washington this week.
Miss Geneive McCane, Of Cum
berland, Nd, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Lizzie Voegele, on Burke street.
Miss Viva Mansfield, of Philadelphia,
Pa, who has been visiting the family
of Mr.. E.. V. Little, has returned home.
Miss Joe Heating returned this week
from pleasant visit to Connecticut,
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Col
Inns.
Misses Annie and Lucy Moore, who
have been visiting Miss Josie Quenzel,
returned to their homes in Hagerstown,
Md, yesterday.
Mr.. Ray Howison, formerly Of this
city, but now of Washington, d. G.,
is spending few days with his moth
cr, on West Race street.
Mrs. H. 7. Pitcher, Of Baltimore,
accompanied by her two daughters,
Misses Viola and Ethel, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Pitzer,
on West King street
Mrs D. ]. Curtin and daughter.
Mae, who have been visiting the faml-
y Of Mr.. John Shea, returned to their
home in Washington this, week, ac-
companied by Miss Ella Shea,
Dir. A. NJ Cackley and wife leave
to day for visit to the former moth
er, in Greenbrier county, w. Va. Mrs.
Cackley has been very i'll for five weeks
past, and her numerous friends will be
glad to learn she has considerably inn
proved.
,rppr,T nv :, Il1,e, r.tJIl lyUpnnTNnc
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NJ. Ii Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday Usual prices First. class
work guaranteed.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-05

The eloquent aud distinguished d.
vine, Rev. H N. Ditmer, viii preacilin
the Reformed church tomorrow 1t the
III o'cfpck service. An are cordially
invited to attend and hear him
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ELL nFFARE FOE Tn nay.

The Bon Ton Restaurant will serve
III fine style today Squirrel, Eel,
Bass. Oysters, Soft Crabs, Deviled
Grabs. Hamburger stcake, Spring
Chickens, Ham Eggs, etc. G. +.
schlotterbeck, Prcp'r,
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For the best andonly steel point and
shear pillow for hard ground, buy the
Tuscarera, built and sold by John
Fitz.
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ms CHArPioN OF The WORLD.

Theiawel process gasoline stove Is
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that nses them. For sale BY
J w. X. Fisher. King Street.
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Ifyou are il want Of = Buggy, Phr
tdn. Sarrey, Dayton top or ne top
business wagon / have them and mean
d sell. Gallon John Heller
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pIssoLUTIoN notice.

The partnership firm existing under the name
and style Of COMBS & OsCONNEIL has this day
been, dissolved By mutual consent, X b Combs
will continue the business Timothy OConneli
retiring The liability Of said firm. togethar
with all book accounts, u assumed by said X b.
Combs Parties indebted are hereby notited to
settle at one2 Respectfully,
H. b. CoMBs,
TIMOTHY 0'CosNELL.
July Is, 1885,. s.islm,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-05

The return Of gold from Europe is
as cheering as the variety Of Ice Cream
at Louis Brownies
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-05

Casting, Plow Points, aud all kinds
Of repairs for sale by John Fitz.
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~. snMMER .AT ATLANTIo oITY.

The Mid Summer Excursion Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to Atlantic City from Pitts
bureh Wheeling, Parkersburg and all informed.
late stations t6 Washington Junction Md, will
be run on Thursday, July goth. This VIII be the
second Of the series Of Baltimore and Ohio Sea-
shore Excursions and will be on a par with its
predecessor in the convenience oftrain arrange
inents excellence Of accommodations and SUI
pertority Of the service. Those ayailiug them
selves OF the low rates offered for this excure
sion will find Atlantic City az the height Of Us
mId.snmmer gaieties and gloTies. while the
bathing Will be the best and the boating superb
Tickets will be valid for return Journey fer
tweIVeAays from day Of sale. and will he good
on ali regular trains ON return journey they
Will be good to stop off az Washington, thus
affordmg an opportunity to visit the numerous
public buildings, which are open 10 visitors free
III charge and to take d trip down the Potomac
to Mt Vernon, the tomb of Washington, as We'll
AZ to visit other places Of interest In and near
Washington -
For rates ana time o. trains consult append
ed table:
LEAVE An. MPM An RATE
Cumberland - Ii;i5 $50 1880 1890 $50
Hancock ..a 1878 ll;l2 200 e:04 $50
Martinsburg 90. ITO 1858 25t $50 $50
shenandoah aoi Els I'll Is, 5so
Harpers Ferry. 2Is 1870 3;s5 3a5 $50
Washington Je. 2:45 1883 4;I0 no 550
Correspondngly low rates from other sta
For additional trains from Pittsburgh and
Cumberland, see time table published elscwhefc
in this paper,
Pullman ears on alItrains
For more detailed information apply to near
est B.l&. o. ticket agent
tIASl o. SCULL.
Gen1 Pas, Agent
fio-10t. Ba& o. K, \.
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Only irst-class work is done at Lee
H Gooey's laundry. Give him call.
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RUMFoRD YEAST POWDER
EYcEI,S ALI OTHERS

III baking strength, purity and health
fulness. II il strictly pure phos-
phatic powder, and is beneficial TO
health. Recommended by physicians.
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SHEPHERD COLLEGE,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

Normal, Academic and MUSICAL Courses. Pre-
pares for Teaching, for any college u for Bust
ness Competent Facility Thorough work
Library ana Reading Room. Location healthy.
pleasant aud accessible Excellent buildings
Boarding CHEAP. Tuition to state students frea
10 others low session begins sept iith 1893
For catalogue apply to
A./C KIMLER, Principal.
7-2t-3m shepherdstown. w, Va
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BERKELEY GETS 9HE WEDDINGS

Our ministers would officiate at many
more weddings were It not that Hag-
erstown, where licenses for marriages
performed in this county must be OBJ
tanned, is 50 far, and Berkeley Springs
so near. Many young couples from
this section and lower Fulton, drive to
Berkely, where they obtain license and
are married. This journey is also re-
garded as bridal tour, and is more to
the taste Of the bridegroom than the
prosy journey alone after q license.
But the pockets Of theSlocal ministers
never grow fat By this operation
Hancock Star.
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Good Evening Have you used !
All there is no need of my saying
any thing further, am sure you viii
hereafter use nothing but the Famous
Blush Of Roses for your complexion.
Yours with best wishes,
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FLORA A. JONES,

FLORA A. JONES,
South Bend, Ind.
s. Call this eve please at A. NJ.
Gilbert & Bro and learn the particu-
lars.
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A GENTLE AND SATISFACTORY REMEDY.

NTLBAND EATISFAUTUKY REMEDY
Of late years / have been troubled
considerably with indigestion, consti-
patton, and gasin thestomach, Found no
particular benefit in the different rem
edies | tried until ! used Dr.. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills, which removed all
those troubles in q geftleand satisfac-
tory manner.
WM. RuTLEGE. Prop. Continental
Hotel, Martinsburg, w Va,
# you don't worry about things, but
go right ahead and do the best you can,
The sun., 1893-04-25
OPENING OF THE BENN1SGs MEETING.
Judge Morrow Walks Over for the Handi
eap-Joehey Donovan Injured.

Judge Morrow Walks Over for the Handi-
eap-Joehey Donovan IBJured
WASHINGTON. April 24.-The opening day OF
the spring meeting OF the Washington Jockey
Club at Bennings was favored with fine
weather. fair track. and q large and fashion
able attendance. A summary OF the sport
follows:
ass.n E ~ss s'GS ss.s NJ IT, tq,G1 91
i;sseosa b! bsma1e ~ Ia.sa6 0!c" assi .lra d.
ea:s .Son S'%a aaa a'ansesa s.s aa
.s second rs RsSsnPur's $500 half mie selling yo
r. \ Stiis. aiy SS tS th.1S md
Third asss-one and en.eias,h aa miles; puraus Han.
dsap fap. Sqas: BOD ess
sa%Ss,ss d: &. @
.SIatcnsd . MsrgnsrIte IS Donashusl . to j. Won;
'i1yi%si9n iseirs G.i. sahss%s h.%s
msrss Also ess ss Ens s9i1mon Happy Maid Bs
.! . ;:op R."a1 .rs q
Sssa S%s ::.:y y Is Il Ss:sosS
SSs ri. sssI ssn u 5atr. soHf
p 10 Ts 'Sss "a. ns. ~
ch:d and Bsei dlia a.so raa Tina.
Entries for to o-morrow's races follow:
, First Rase,selling six fuIlongs. blackburn. 40.
Fsgot lo2i Ny GSps. loI ''''n'' i'A'
rss ios. 49, Ann. G"' n s 1os
Augusta Belle. No: Harlem, y3. '''''"' oo'
Third Racs-liOtel stakes: half q mile Eliza Ann
Ellen. Dsse. GaSplns !9neepp, BTocade aIiy. verse.
10 each; Kenmore. Clarr!i.. Domingo. st. FatrieE'
Molsey. heddsr Ludlow. william 7, hen Lomond'
lIS each 'F~''A'
Fourth Race-six and half furongs. three.yearola.
Marshal l22 Industry los. Jill IO5 Radis,"r I1s
GaInester no, Pat MAiloy. Jr 40. -'o'
Fifth Race-Selling: one mile and a sixteenth No
Fellow l3. Shenandoah ll3 LArchmont II / Georvs
Happy Maid IS. 30
The sun., 1893-04-25
stanton Abbott Talks,

Stanton Abbott told . sus reporter yesterday that
Jerry Mahoney OF Jack NcAuline's financial sup.
porters had waived the question OF outside wager
and that ho Abbop need not trouble himself in this
direction providing he puts substantial deposit on
the signing OF articles to insure his presence In tho
ring Abbott Is still inclined to nght shy Jim uib
bonss challenges on behalf OF his brother Austin In
reference to Gibbon. be has this to say:
peaedly sad that he will give 81 900 n he Doesn't
stop me In six rounds Wol Will accept It As soon as
t6e 80 latter viii meet me wiz give Gibbon, chance
not In verv good condition at that lam only waiting
to hear from hcAuhe. and II his answer Is not satis.
Abbott IN company with Billy Piimmer. will leave
for PhHde pbia the latter part OF the week Ptmmer
The sun., 1893-04-25
TERRIBLY INCREASING.
The Authorities OF the Board OF Health
GIVE Some Important. Information Abous
the Present Condition of the People.


The Authorities OF the board OF Health
Give some Importsnt Information About
the Present Condition of the People.
At no time In the history OF New York city
have there been so many deaths from pneu-
monis as now The Official figures show that
nearly twice as many deaths from this cause
are occurring than for the last fve years This
Is something terrible.
The authorities OF the Board OF Health say
that this increase is due to the influence OF
grip; They say that grip may he called cpl,
demic lust now. and that In the majority OF
cases gripis vital. contributing cause 70
pneumonia and all dangerous pulmonary
troubles. AT this time of the year when We
Il always low order OF vitality. A. reaction
from the strains OF the season. The blood
does not flow SO full nor rapidly: the strength
~ Iess. for this reason grip has much pet-
ter chance than at any other season.,
rhls isa time OF year when people need TO
be placed upon keeping the blood warm and
ton II you wish to avoid the pain and dangers
OF these troubles In time. There is but one
way ~ which q reaction can be brought about,
and tnat IL by the use OF pure stinulant.
preferably whiskey. But the great difnculty
Is EI that there are few whiskseys which are pure
Is Duffy's. Pure Malt 1t possesses qualities
known only to Itself. 1t will bring about re-
action and prevent cold. pneumonia. or the
grip. wnere many Ro-called stimulants would
iaiL 1t has saved more lives and relieved
more sniierinR than anything OF similar ma ma
world.-Idp.
The sun., 1893-04-25
YACHTSMEN ACIITE EvERYWHERE
Over Thirty Yachts to Take Part in tho
Naval RevIew-Another Letter TO Dunraveu,

Over Thirty Yachts to Take Part in the
Naval RevIew-Another Letter TO Dunraven.
From a casual trip down the bay yesterday.
1t would seem Us though the yachting season
were already here. Among the larger OF the
boats that were skipping about were Fred
erick Gailatin's steam yacht Almy. ". II. Star
bucks steam yacht Tillie. and James Still
mans steam yacht susIuehanna, on Staple
arrived from Norfolk. These viii be re. re.
ey S5 ea e yhs
that at least thirty steam yachts will be in
commIssion by the time Of the nnva review. "
THAN Yacht Club males its home. work men
nave , ciready begun preparing their fleet for
the summer campaign. and It was announced
yesterday that the club house would be for
mally opened for the season on May /. The
officers OF the club 1t is said. are trying to get
RAILROAD. the present owners OF the properly.
and u they do they will make extensive i'm
o fSe wiz include
of the club basin. The present lease has still
three three years ai to run. so there is no immediate
:, Ex-Commodore James D. Smith. the popular
ori,I onhiirman OF the Americas Cup Committee. is
Teceson SIsy S ma ,Hst noW preparing for the
jsttsT j,ss to the Earl Of Danrsven which explains
MY Loan, It desire that early upon your arrival
IN America you should meet my associates upon the
Americas Cup Committee and tho officers OF the New
erk Yacht clubs ana therefore with sincere pleasure
peg 10 extend To Invitation TO dine with
early date after your arrival here as may be
Venlen and agreeable. that may present these gen.
opvdient servant. JAMS d. sAIrH.
The next meeting OF the New York Yacht
Club. on May IL promises to be one OF the
most Important held this season. and n large
attendance Ia expected. The Committee on
site Tor anew Club House are expected to make
their report.and the Committee ont Club Stations
will recommend additional stations at Bridge
port and New Haven. on the Sound. one at
Mew Bedford. Mass. and one down the bay.
The date OF the annual cruise will also be
nxed. and the time and place OF the clubs an
The sun., 1893-04-25

Oliver, By Tho Jacobite. Wins tho Hotel
I.uehrmann Stakes.

Luehrmann Stnkes.
MEMPHIS. April 24.-The talent got all the
worst OF the guessing at Montgomery Park to-
day four OF the six first choices failing to win.
The race Of tho day. Luehrmann Hotel
Stakes. at one mile. worth s1.005. had four
starters: Oliver. 106 tReaganL 3 to s favorite:
Michel. 1O6 tFo1): Bob Speed. 103 tFairgood).
and Post Boy. 100 u. HILL The favorte
managed to win in hustllng finish by half q
length. but he would surely have been beaten
had Michel not sulked on the upper turn.
Bob Speed was third. beaten length. Time.
1:45K.
Tho first race was easily won by the second
choice. Ed Greenwood. 100. Perkins up. who
Hound two lengths: Tho fayorite. Stove Je-
TSs TINS aash 7a r,h nine
ia svGE, ,bs sR:i sSsn
was third. three % lengths OH The e Winner it is bH
B! BGota5aAp; RAP out Of the old blood mare Irene.
Ths stske S1 was Rs1t End "a then zamPost 1922
furlong selling dash. winning cleyerly hy a
length from the favorite. who beat the 10 to
chance Miss Patton. out two lengths. Time.
The mile and sixteenth handicap. with
turning ss up In the % to Chance. Chimes H.
Carr In the saddle. he Winning easily by a length
and q half from the 10 to l shot Coronet. who
beat Rookh Laidley length for place honors
Prince Kinney. the favorite. was fourth. Time.
1:5lH.
The closing race went to wedgeneld. 115. J.
J. McCafferty up at 2 to !. who won by head
on the post In a driving finish. Freedom beat
Ike Sbs for rs second money ~. Tine IT.
usko. dam Annie Shepherd. owned by A. c.
McCafferty. died at the track here yesterday.
He was quito q promising youngster and
valued highly by HIS owner.