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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

The family of the late Capt. j F. Hicks are expected home this after noon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Grimes Cellar Door will be the last attraction at the opera-hoHse in this month, and company with such reputation as it has should surely draw a good house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Alr Ali Wyatt Deputy Sheriff of Lincoln county formerly a resident al Pine BIHff, is in the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

The famous Lotus eilee Club, at the Institute tomorrow, Thursday, Oct l9 Seats now on sale at C;. \. Hart DfngCo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

The prisoners in the county jail held kangaroo court this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19
X. j. MIrCIIEIL.s

For all kinds of fancy chocolates and homemade candies. IT W. Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

\ city hack will meet all trains day or night Telephone ynm or ders to Berlin $ Stable tN m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

The grand jury has been recalled to resume work Monday morning next.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Yesterday being circus day. there were only two scraps and three ar rests made in the city Remarkable, ism it9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Prescriptions accurately filed at reasonable prices at Dewoody X [ ifl fs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

s15.2o-Chleago and Return-sI5.sO Via. the Iron Mountain Route, Tickets on sale Oct. 6, ! and Sth. Forpartieulars call on
 J. L. Reinach, Ticket Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Mir. C. \. Hart left this morning for Hot Springs to spend q week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19
4. J. sf1rCIlELL'S

For oysters served in ail stYles. ll7 W. Second avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

School books in aIl varieties at ". l.. Dewoody X Co.'S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Master Houston Daniels, the GRAPHW's bustling representative. the son of Nf II. C. Daniels, Redfield, was in the city yesterday on business for his father and while here paid the GRApHlc visit Houston is a re- markedly bright boy, courteous and gentlemanlT manners, with au un- usual amount of business talent. The GRAPHIC is proud of him as its representative at Redfeld
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Fancy pickles. catsups and relishes at T.. l.. Taylor's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Get Che best for tbe same money. Hotel TrHloek Bar and Billiard Hall, Art AIullens, proprietor This house keeps only the finest and best liquors. Why drink poor liquors when you can get good at the same price? Billiard Hall is first-class. Polite attention Your patronage solicited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

MT. Leo NJ. Andrews and Mrs. <. A. Pitts are at the Worlds Fair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Merchants, buy your blank books at Dewoody < Co. <.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Atr. Atherton Brunson now has charge of the city scales No. ,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

The circus has come and gone and has left Jefferson county S2,000 poorer than she was day before yes terday There are many men who can afford to take their families to the circus, but who cannot pay their groeerK bills. Such is life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Don't forget the meeting of the Commercial Club tonightat the Elk $ Hall. Attend, and you will hear some good news for Pine Bluff and Jefferson county This is the most important engagement you have made in some time, so, fulfill your ob- ligati0n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Col. Robt. Martin, of Princeton, is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Mr. IF. (. Daniels, of Redfield, is in the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

+. K Miller Secretary of the National Board oi Underwriters, has had posted q reward of S25o for the detection, conviction and punish ment of the party or parties who are thought to have set fire to the Sul- phur Springs Hotel last August
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Commercial men's meeting tonight Important business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Fresh krout, Dill vinegar and mixed pickles Ut Goldsmith's. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Mr. J. II. Hollis hasreturned from the Worlds Fair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Call on Prof Davis and make im- mediate arrangements Co enter the new Business College, office 1llk Main St. Hours, from 50 to , p. nj.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

The funeral services ei the late James A. McGehee were conducted at the Maiil-street Methodist church by the Rev. ]. k, Moore and his re- mains inferred in Bellwood cemetery at 10 o'clock this morning Mr. Mct!ehee was one of Pine Bluffs oldest settlers He was a man of very quiet demeanor, always trans acted his business affairs without any pomp or show. He owned sev- eral large brick buildings i'll the cen tral part of the city, was also a large land owner in this and Lincoln county. He was honored and re spected by all who knew him. and his untimeiy death has caused great grief in the city. The sorrowing family. relatives and friends have the sincere sympathy of the entire com nunity in their sad bereavement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

The first musical concert Of the course will be given at the Institute next Thursday Get. l9th. by the Lotus Glee Club, Miss Minnie Martin, reader It k doubtful whether it is possible to secure any company of such wide spread popularity as this one During thepast three years the Club has sung in twenty-eight differ ent states, given over 600 concerts. traveled over 90,000 miles and have never missed an engagement. Says the Boston Journal: No such artis- tic singing has been heard for d long time from any male quartette in this city, Seats on sale Wednesday, at C N Hart's at 9 a. m, Don't miss them Remember Oct l9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Quite a number of society people attended the circus yesterday after noon and evening, enjoying to the fullest extent peanuts and lemonade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Mr A. E. Thomas returned home today from q duck hunt on Swan Lake. and the GRAPHIC is witness to the fact that he came home loaded with game.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Mrs. linden and som Owen. who have been visiting the family of Mr. J. 3 Yert returned this morning 10 Anderson.
 Tberevieal at the Baptist church stili continues Excellent music is furnished by the talented organist, Miss Mary York.
 The funeral services Of Mrs. II. c. Houston will be conducted this afternoon at o'clock at the Main Street Methodist ehulcl.
 Postmaster James NJ Hudson is expected home this afternoon from Little Rock where he was called asa witness in the Woodruff trial.
 Call on Prof Davis and make im- mediate arrangements to enter the new Business College, office, HE Main St. Hours from 1:30 to , D. nj.
 Quite a number of society people attended the circus yesterday after noon and evening" enjoying to the fullest extent peanuts and lemonade
 Mr A. E. Thomas returned home today from q duck hunt on Swan Lake. and the GRAPHIC is witness to the fact that he came home loaded with game.
 s15.2O- Chicago and Return-sI5.sO
 Via. the Iron Mountain Route Tickets on sale Oct. 6, [ and Sth Forpartieulars call on
 J. l.. Reinaeh. Ticket Agent. 
 Sheriff Thompson is in receipt of a letter from a farmer at Kio, Lonoke county, who wants to buy or rent a good farm His name is l. A. Sid dall.
 Grimes Cellar Door will be the last attraction at the opera-hoHse in this month, and a company with such a reputation as it has should surely draw a good house.
 Don't forget the meeting of the Commercial Club tonightat the Elk s Hall Attend, and you will hear some good news for Pine Bluff and Jefferson county This is the most important engagement you have made in some time, so, fulfill your obs ligation.
 The circus has come and gone and has left Jefferson county S2,OO0 poorer than she was day before yes terday. There are many men who can afford to take their families to the circus, but who cannot pay their grocery bills. Such is life.
 +. K Miller, Secretary Of the National Board of Underwriters, has had posted reward of S25o for the detection, conviction and punish ment of the party or parties who are thought to have set fire to the Sul- phur Springs Hotel last August
 Get Che best fer Che same money Hotel TrHloek Bar and Billiard Hall, Art Mullens. proprietor This house keeps onlA the finest and best liquors. Why drink poor liquors when you can get good at the same price? Billiard Hall is frst-class. Polite attention Your patronage solicited
 Master Houston Daniels the GRAPIW's bUstlng representative. the son of AIf. H. C. Daniels, Redfield, was in the city yesterday on business for his father and while here paid the GRAPHIC q visit. HouSt0n is T rp-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Postmaster James NJ. Hudson is expected home this afternoon from Little Rock where he wds called asa witness in the Woodruff trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

The funeral services of Mrs. II c. Houston Will he conducted this afternoon at o'clock at the Main Street Methodist Church
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Ienes-GlaYtoa weading haNo returned fo their home in Little Rock
 Nr. c. \. Hart. who has been sick for sew cral weeks, went fo Hot spring today to try toreestablish his usual good health Mr. Charles II owens left this morning on Il business trip to Hot Springs. From there he goes to Texas in the interest of his house. Miss Gussie Taggart left yesterday after noon via the Missouri Pacific for st Louis, whero she will meet her friend Miss Eliza beth Biggs of West Virginia, who will remain in Pine Butf as her guest for some time.
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 NIT. H. c Daniels of Redfield, is in the city
 Col. Robt. Martin, of Princeton, is in the city.
 Fancy pickles. catsups and relishes at r. l.. Taylors.
 School books in aa varieties at ". L. Dewoody & en. s.
 Merchants, buy your blank books at Dewoody < Co E.
 Commercial men's meeting tonight. Important business.
 Fresh krout, Dill vinegar and dmixed pickles Ut Goldsmith's If Mr. J. H. Hollis hasreturned from the Worlds Fair.
 Nir. Atherton Brunson now has charge of the city scales No. }. MT. Leo NJ. Andrews and Mrs S A. Pitts are at the Worlds Fair. Mir. C. N Hart left this morning for Hot Springs to spend week. The prisoners in the county jail held kangaroo court this morning.
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 The grand jury has been recalled to resume work Monday morning next. Prescriptions accurately filed at reasonable prices at Dewoody X Co.'S.
 Look out for news of cotton fac tory at the Business Mems League tonight
 The family of the late Capt j F Hicks are expected home this after noon.
 \ false alarm from Cast sixth avenue hroughteut the ire company tlfs morning
 Ilurd's and Cranes aae stationery Large stock and great variety at pewoedx < Co.'S.
 The bin posters for the Iaordyee fair are taking the city today. Dates. November 1 ?.
 Subscribers failing to receive the DMtY GRAPHIC will please notify this office. Telephone leg
 Plain mixed and dill pickles. pigs tongue, iamh's tongue and boneless pig'sfe at F. |. Taylor's, Mf. Fred Hudson returned home yesterday from q pleasant tip ge1 t'hieago and the Worlds Faa Alr Ali Wyatt, Deputy Sheriff of Lincoln county formerly a resident ai Pine BlaI is in the city today \ city hack uin meet all trains. tiay or night Telephone Xuu or aers to Berlin $ Stable tS m
 Al. MtrCHELL'S For oysters served in at styles ll1I W. Second avenue
 Mr. N l. Dewoody returned last evening from Little Rock, where he. llas been attending the Woodruff trial as witness,
 X J. mrrcHELL,s For all kinds of fancy chocolates and i homemade candies IF M Second i avenue.
 The famous Lotus Glee Club al the Institute tomorrow, Thursday. Oct 10. Seats now on sale at G. \. Hart l4fneco
 Yesterday being circus day. there were only two scraps and three ar- rests made in the city Remarkable, isn't it?
 -- NJ. Jacob Sarrasoh, who has been absent in St. Louis and Chicago for the past three weeks. returned home yesterday.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-19

Therevi9a at the Baptist church still continues Excellent music is furnished by The talented organist, Miss MarX York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-30
PRINCES ELOPED.
How Emperor Josefs Grand Daughter
Forced the Consent Of Her Parents.

BERLIN Dec. 29.-The Neus Nachrich-
ten. OF Munich. on December 5th last.
announced that on the Sunday previous,
December 80, at Genoa, Italy. the Princess
Elizabeth. OF Bavaria, had been married
to Lieutenant Selgfried Auf Buttenhiem,
Of the Bavarian army.
This news caused a decided sensation.
as the Princess Is granddaughter OF
the Emperor OF Austria as well as a
granddaughter OF the Prince Regent OF
Bavaria. But. the sensation which the
report OF the marriage created is AZ noth-
ing TO the CONSERVATION caused In imperial
circles to-day by the announcement made
by the Germania, the chief organ OF the
Clerical party. which declares that the
Princess Elizabeth was not married 10
Lieutenant Siegfried. although they are
cohabitlng. Following is tile para
graph referred to:
mo wedding ceremony was solemnixcd.
Nothing Of the kind was attempted. The
young couple absolutely ran away. thIs
trying 10 force the consent OF the Princess
ElIzabeth's parents 70 the marrige by
presenting to them the accomplished fact
The parents OF the Princess are said to
complain bitterly that Emperor Fran3
Josef abetted their daughter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-30
THE PACKING HOUSES IDLE.
Only Few Cattle Being Killed In Ar
mouF's-The struggle for Work.

Only Few Cattle Being Killed In Ar
mour's-The struggle for Work.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-But few Of the
large packing houses at the stock yards
are running. In Armours, which is the
busiest, only a few cattle are being killed
The canning department is entirely sus-
pended, and many other departments
dependent upon the canning depart
ment for work, are also closed. AS a
out OF employment.
Outside Of those employed regularly
there are few hours work for a small
number of men, and 1t is the engagement
of these men that brings on fights and
struggles that occur daily in the yards
The men gather as early as 8 o'clock in
the morning. and increase until o'clock,
when the foreman appears TO secure the
men he needs Instantly there Is rush
to get near him. Might makes right in
that rush, and the weak are knocked
down or pushed aside. No consideration
Is taken for any one, and the man who
is not strong enough TO assert himself
and defend himself. must get out or he
will be Knocked out. Numbers Of men are
said to have been hurt some OF them Sc
riously, i'm daily struggles. Those who
fail 10 secure work assault the workmen
and rob them OF their dinner pals, and
what money they may have. In the
evening men, women, and children
stand around with baskets begging for
what may be left of the luncheon Of the
NOrl<meD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-30
VOL. 7-NEW SERIES NO 27i.

not be absent from his Office again uh-
til Congress assemblies.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy McAnoo
returned from Norfolk this mornihs. Nhiie
there he made a thorough inspection OF
the navy yard and viii make very
favorable report or its condilon IN Few
days.
Mr.. r. b. Lee. the editor OF the Rap
pahannock Times, was IN the city to-day
on business connected with his paper
The Information OF the death OF Judge
Jones. father OF Congressman w. a. Jones,
has been received here, and general SYM
pathy is expressed for the talented and
popular representative from the First dis
trict
Messrs. Thomas G. Elder, OF Staunton.
and j. RI. Nebbett OF Virginia, are at
the National.
Messrs. J. G. Gatewood. OF Danvile;
j. T.. Smith, w. r. Chaplin, and II. T.
Grinnell. Of Richmond: y. Anen Jones,
OF Norfolk: T. Davis, OF Virginia: r.
w. Moore and wife. of Danvile and @.
Wiley. OF Richmond, Va, are registered
at the st. James.
Messrs. u. V. Pate and wife, OF North
Carolina; w. A. Gettey. Of Orange. Va:
r. NJ. shaeffer. Of Harrisonburg, Va.
and ". r. Wood. Of Virginia, are among
the Nirglnians and North Carolinians at
the Howard.
Messrs T. M. Inman, Of Charlottes-
Vile. and H.. 8. Beverley and wife are
at the Metropolitan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-30
Trlecranhle Dreylfles.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Dec. 9.-Gener-
al W. A. Quarles. Confederate brisadier
general. and Tennessee politician and
LAWYER of some note died last night. at
the residence OF his daughter In Logan
county KY. His home was in clarks-
ville. Tenn.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN, Dec. 9-The
Wheeler & Wilson factory closed last
night for two weeks.
UTICA. N. Y. Dec. 29.-The Empire
WOODEN mill. at C,ayville. has shut down
Indefinitely. About 800 men are affected.
WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-Ffre this
morning al Tacoma Park. a suburban
village OF washington. destroyed Birchac's
grocery store and the post-office. and
damaged several other buildings TO the
extent Of S0,oco. partly covered by ir-
surance
MARTINS FERRY, o., Dec. s.-The
Ftna. Standard and Laughlin Iron Com
pany mills and Spence & Sons foundry.
have all resumed. giving employment to
4 800 men. The prospects for long ana
steady run are considered good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-30
NO DIRECTORS INDICTED.
Two More Bills Found Against Cashier
John j. Vail.

BROOKLYN. N. Y, Dec.29,-The Kings
county grand Jury came In this morning
and returned two new indictments against
Cashier John j. VAN. q the wrecked
Commercial Bank. Contrary TO eXpecta-
ton. tho grand jury failed TO return any
Indictments against the directors Of the
bank 70 date. only two men concerned
Ia the Commercial Banks affairs have
beer indicted. They are President Seth
l.. Keeney and Cashier Vail There was
a great deal of disappointment expressed
by dissatisfied stockholders, who have
been trying to have some OF the directors
indicted.
Vail was in the district attorneys
Office waiting for the indictments. He
had his former bondsman on hand. TIE
bonds for $4,000 in the forgery indict-
ments We're renewed New bonds for
5000 each for the two new indictments
were furnished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-30
Mr.. GLADsToNE', BrRTHDAF.
Celebrates His S4tb Anniversary by Hard
work-Mnny Congratulations.

LONDON, Dec. o. Right Hon. VIII
liam r.. Gladstone, who was born Decem-
Der 2g, 1909, is celebrating his birthday
to-day by working hard in his. study.
Up to noon, Mr.. Gladstone had received
over $50 kilograms OF congratulation
from distinguished people In all parts Of
the country
The members of the diplomatic corps In
London called upon Mr.. Gladstone thit
morning, at his Downing-street residence.
and congratulated him on his anniversary.
When Mr. Gladstone entered the House
Of Commons this afternoon he was given
a most enthusiastic welcome by his sup
porters. As he passed down the aisle 10
his seat the Liberals sprang to their
feet, and waving their hats, cheered bin
again and again at the top Of their voices.
The Prime Minister smilingly bowed In
acknowledgment OF their vehement greet
ing
AS soon as Mr. Gladstone had taken
his seat A. j. Balfour. leader Of the
opposition I'm the House, arose and In
well-chosen words. offered 10 the Prime
Minister the sincere congratulations OF
himself and his party.
Mr. Balfours little speech was received
with extremely hearty and prolonged
cheering.
Mr. Gladstone made brief response.
thanking the leader Of the opposition for
his great courtesy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-30
OFF-DAY ron FAVORITEs.
Only Two Pull Down Winners' Purses at
New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 29.-Only two OF
the favorites pulled down the winners
purses to-day. while two outsiders came
in first The track was fast and the at
tendance 1900 In the first race Yellow
Rose got away first, and led TO the stretch,
when Casa pulled up from fifth place
and won by length from Ida B. Bryan,
the favorite, won the second race q nose
in front OF Billy Bennett. Jim Henry.
who opened at Is 10 l, In the third race,
and was backed to 10 1. won In a gallop.
Selma, another outsider won the fourth
race by half length from Ethel w,
The fifth race WAS won by Captain
Drane, the favorite. by a head from Sll-
yeradO. Summary
First ace-three-quarters Of mile
Cassa first, Ida Il. second, Shiloh third.
Time, 1:l6 3-4.
Second race-three-quarters Of a mile
Bryan first, Billy Bennett second. In
commode third. Time. 1:15 5-i.
Third race--hve and half furiongs-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-30

Jim Henry first. Myrullartha second,
Moses Solomon tbirG Time. Loo l-2.
Fourth race-three-quarters Of mile
Selma first Ethel w. second. Uncle Jim
third. Time. ll6 IL
Fifth race-six end a half furlongs.-
Captain Drane FIR /. siiyerado second,
Miss Knott third. Time, i:2s l-2.
The Entries.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
roE az New orleans:
First race-seyen-eighths of mile. SELL
inz.-Tom Daily. "a; Rufus Hardy. %;
Golden Arrow. 81: Texas Star. a. John
Irwin. 81. Hattie Cant. 95; Primoero. l02
silver Prince. lO2; Acton. log: Bret Harte.
1O5; Viola Belle. lol.
Second ce-eleven-sixteenths OF mile,
seIling.-Maud r.. l05: shiloh. l06; Kin
dora. lO6: Mildale, 1867 Top Gallant lO6;
Morning Glory. l07 Emperor Billet, ll0;
Outcraft 10: I.eta L.. III; Billow, ia;
Rancocas. ia: Wigwam, Ia, Little Ell,
Us, Rosebud. rs; Winnie Davis, liz.
Third ace-three-qnarters of a mile,
genlne.-Llda B.. 50; ovation. 81; Tip
pecanoe. 80: Loeb Leven, 90; Lucasta, 81;
Jim Hogg, s5: Artie Fern, l0l; Big Enough,
l03.
Fourth race-one nile. handicap Bra
zos. III; Michael 3, Tippecanoe, 81;
Queen Bird. 80; Litle Nell. 95; Ellen, 81;
Stella NJ. 80; Marie Lowell, 100, Tasee. LOG.
Fifth race-thirteenth-sixte OF
mile, selIing.-Aiiss Perkins. 30, Mezzo-
tint 90 Carmen. 10 Oregon Cyclone, lG;
T-lrridge 103. Captain Hammer. los. Rou-
ser 103. German, iJ3; The Judge, lOS;
Outcrv iOs. Uncle Frank, 1903; John r.,
10, Judge Morrow, I'D.
weather clear. track fast.
Tn, winners st san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Dec. @.-The
weather was clear and cool, and the
track muddy. Summaries:
FIRST race-fve and one-half furlongs-
Peril first Faro second Adoiph third.
Time. LIS 3-4.
second race-hye furlongs. selling
Banjo first, Babe second, Mestor third.
Time. 1:05.
Third race-scant six furlongs, sell
ing-Condee first. Dr. Ross second, The
Kitten third Time, i;96 IL.
Fourth race-one mile, selling, non-win-
ners-Charmer first, Folly second, Rube
Burrows third. Time, l:49 81.
Fifth race-ive furlOngs, selling-Craf-
ton first. Monarch second, Morven third.
Time, 1894
Goo port ~ 1,ast ST. Louis.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Dec. 29.-Ten books
had their states up In the ring at last
ST. Louis to-day and al did heavy
business. The attendance was the largest
Of the week, and the racing close and ex-
citing. Summaries:
First ace-nine-sixteenths Of a mile
purse.-Madeira first, KeerO second, Ware'
third. Time l02.
Secord rare-three-fOurfhs OF a mile sell.
ing.-Estelle +. first. Sanrach second, Ton
EDISON third Time l.22
Third race-hve-eighths Of a mile, sell
ing.-Florella first, Little Phil second
ArtIess third. Time, 117.
Fourth race-three-fourths Of a mile
selling.-Bertha B. first. Sir Richards sec
ond Belle NJ. third. Time, l.22 3-i.
Fifth race-seven-eighths Of mile
handicap Harding first. Senator
Morrill, second, Miss Kitty third. Time
1:35.