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Firm; 5Sl and SO asked.


Money on cali easy; closed offered at 3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6MG9 per cent.
sterling exchange firm with actual business At
$4.s5@4.sS for. sixty-day bills, and $+.sS@
4.SSIa for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May 0.-Cattle-Receipts. 4.50o; slow:
natives steady; Texans lower; no extra steers
on sale; medium steers. g. 009a.15; others. $40
GAS fed lexaus. $4.l5g4. As; grass Texans,
hogs-Receipts II, 1000: active and 1O@l5o
higher: mixed, 3L65G7.so: prime heavy and
butchers weights. $7.s5@s. 20; prime light,
81. 75G7 IS; pigs, 50. 00G17.5
S~heep-Recelpts 5000: clipped Texans, 81. so
@l.7s other clipped; 81. O0@5.25; In fleece. $3.50
@5.T5.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. May a.-Wheat-Strong; cash, 76c:
July 79A@79Bc.
Corn-Ensier: cash. 4sc: July. ANGAhc.
Oat.-Strong; cash, Sic; July, Sohc.
P~ork.steady: cash. $40. 90; september, s21. Is.
Lard-steady; cash, $1l.0O; September,
Ribs Steady; oash. $1o.s5; September, SO. e2,k.
Short clear-S1l 2Sk1 10. so.
khoulaers-$0. 75G1l Co
WOOL.
New YORK. May 9.-Wool-Quiet: firm; do
nestle fleece. 27@ 32c; pulled. 26@27c. Texas,
I @2lc.
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BLOUN7 MADE MINISTER.
Succeeds the Too Active Stevens as
Representative at the Ha-
waiian Islands.
Latter Was Altogether Too Much
OF q Participant In Others
--f Affairs.
Others who Have Gone There Pretend
ing to Speak for Cleveland Arc Dis
nvowed-Capital News.

WASHINGTON. NAV a-OHicials OF the
state department tonight confirmed the
predictions heretofore made that Ex-Rep-
Preventative Blount would be %appointe d
minister resident to Hawaii. II has been
supposed Minister Stevens would remain in
charge Of the legation until the 24th OF
this month, At which time he announced
his intention Of sailing for San Francisco.
II was not known that Stevens was in
structed forthwith to turn over the leRa-
ton to Commissioner Blount. who had
been appointed his successor. There ia
reason to believe that Stevens was not al
lowed to remain in charge Of tho legation
until the gath inst. because OF his activity
in behalf Of annexation.
IL il further stated at the department
that Bowen and Sewall, who won't to Homo
lulu shortly after Commissioner Blount's
arrival, wore active in their efforts to slim
ulate sentiment on The islands in favor OF
annexation, and there ia reason to believe
they sought TO create the Impression that
in 10 doing they were representing the
president.
Secretary Gresham has informed Blount
tina the president rspudistes anything said
and done by these gentlemen. 1t will be
remembered that Sewall was an applicant
for the position of third assistant secretary
OF state under the present administration.
but failed to secure the appointment.
Members OF the diplomatic corps at
Washington expect that in tho course of a
ew months the Spanish government will
i!evate it, legation In Washington to the
grade OF embassy. Whether or not the duke
of Veragua will DO appointed ambassador.
az a Chicago dispatch intimate. as proba-
bic, no ono in this city can say.
As a result OF the discussion in the cabi-
net to-day on the serious condition of at
fairs existing in Nicaragua, arising out OF
revolution, the United States war steam
ship Atlanta, Capt. Higgins, has been o.
dered to proceed Immediately to Greytown.
on the east coast of Nicaragua, to protect
American interest in that country. espe-
cially in connection with work on the
canal.
The gold reserve. which for the past two
weeks has been below the limit, was to-day
made intact again by the west. Secretary
Carlisle accepted the gold offered from St.
Louis. $2.O 900. 600, which. with the gold in
the treasury. makes q total of 800. 196, 600,
or S196, 900 free gold.
The secretary of the navy has appointed
Medical Inspector j. Rufus Tryson, sur
geon general of the navy, to succeed Gen.
John Mills Brown, who will retirs to.mor-
row.
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NOTICE 1OR PUBLICATION,
LAND CrrIoH At

W.T. HHLxwA, Mont, April II, 1895. I
Notice p hereby, given. that the foiiowins
named settler has hlsd notice Of his Intention to
that said proof win 70 made before reaisttat. and n
I n.ui e. helena Mont on May IL lsos. via
NJ = H III 1ho made homestead application
10 n. kg. 6W.
he names tho tollowins witnessed to prove his
said land, via: " q
Albert iMsoa,, !Geoegs 4. Zwanzig and Gustaf
Herman, al Of Helena, Mont. ~
ANY pefsos who desires to protest against the
%llowance Of such proof. or who SHOWS Of Any
substantial reason. undsr tho law and tho rcgu-
proof should not be- allowed viii be given an
opportunity At tho above mentioned time and
p!Aos 10 tross-examine the witnesses II snid
GA msn aud to Offer evidence In rebntt.i ~
that submitted by G. aimant.
n A. bWlGGETT, Register.
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blood-purilier that's guaranteed, It's DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery-~and this
Is what is donc with IL; II IL doesn't benefit or
cure, in every case, you get your money
back. Isn't 1t likely to bc the best
All tho year round, as well at one time as
All blood-poisons must go. For Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, S~crofula, Salt rheum, letter,
Erysipelas, or any blood-taint or disorder, 1t
Is an unequaled remedy.
It's the cheapest, too. With this, you pay
only for the good you get.
And nothing else Is Just ~ good" 1t
may be better--for the dealer. But no isn't
the one that's to be helped.
"Valuc received, or no pay,"-you can't
get these terms with any other medicines, at
any price.
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CARTER FOR CHAIRMAN,
He VIII Continue to Hold tho Place
GARRISON Sick.

He VIII Continue to Hold tho Pince-
Garrison Sick.
LOUISVILLE, May 9.-It is possible Presi-
dent Ciarkson, of the national republican
League. will not be able to deliver the an
nual address. He has been i'll all afternoon
and tonight is unable to SEQ callers. He is
suffering from an attack similar to that
which prevented his speaking at Buffalo
last fall. 1t is a species of indigestion.
He sent out word to- night by Mr.. Mckee,
of tho national committee. that unde no
circumstance would he accept the Office OF
president of the league for another torn,
A caucus of half a dozen members of the
national committee WAS held tonight and
nfter it had adjourned Manley announced
that Carter, of Montana, will continue ia
Office es chairman,
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Warner owes 100000.

New York, May 9.-H. H. Warmers at
torney say Warmers liabilities will amount
to several hundred thousand dollars. Bus
mess men estimate them at $500, 900. His
assets consist OF his interest in the H. II.
Warner company. London; H. II. Warner
COM Rochester; Industrial and Min
ing Guarantee conf any, New York. and
othe- concerns. Warmers homestead aud
other pieces of real estpts are under n
mortgage of ST. 600, 200 to the Bank of
Monroe county,.
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Terrible Crime 9,

Dies MONIES, To-, Mcy 9.-Webb Moon. a
lsboring man. returning homo tonight
found Ed Stewart, a boarder in his family,
dead on the floor. Moons wife. stark
naked. WIS lying unconscious across Stow
arts body. and two children near by we're
also unconscious. 1t 10 thought the woman
and n child can be restored. The woman
was outraged. Chloroform was used, but
by whom administered Ia a mystery.
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Worse Than Expected,

SIOUX CRY. Ia. May 9.-The assignee of
the Union Loan and Trust company has
completed a schedule Of assets and liabili-
ties. The latter are enormously greater
than at first supposed. amounting, actual
and contingent, to nearly 49, 900. 900. No
list of o. editors is given. as the paper of
the company Is held by banks all over the
country, and publication might unsettle
confidence in some of them. 1t is said one
OF the New York banks n its st. Louis
papor.
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Examinations of National Banks.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Comptrollsr of the
Currency Eckels is looking into the ques-
ton of how to make national banks even
moro safe than they have been In the past.
Instead of yearly examinations Of the ma
tional banks he proposes to have them ex-
amined twice yearly and no two successive
examinations made by the same nun. To
this end he will double the number of OK
aminers and districts. 1t costs the govern
ment nothing, as the banks pay the e1-
peESes,
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The Failure Complete.

SAN Francisco. May 9.-The failure Of the
State Investment and Insurance company
of this city. heretofore telearaphed. seems
comrlete. Suit has been commenced for
$40, 600. which will doubtless throw il into
bankruptcy. The company has NO funds,
earned g premiums Of over saSs'ooS. It's
principal assets are $3.50, 600 outstanding
rtemiums, most of which ars uncolleotnble.
Nearly all Of the remaining assets are by.
pothecated for loans. The insurance COM
missioner says the only salvation of the
company is to reinsurs with some other
company. Il 10 expected the attorney gen.
eral will proceed against the company.
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Chinese Actors Barred.

TACOMA, WASH. May 9.-Three Chinese
merchants who were ordered deported by
Collector Wnssen on the steamer Victoria,
were taken from the ship this morning on
wits of hnbeas corpus, issued on complaint
of Moy Yuck. n merchant Of this city, The
Chinese were taken before the United
StntGs commissioner and held over for
trial in the United States court
on Wednesday next. Until thu
time they were confined in the county jail.
Hsbeas corpus writs wee served on Col
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TREASURE HILL MINING COMPANY. :

i Mines on crow creek, about two and one
half miles south from 1t. Louis. In JEFFERSON
county. Montana.
Notice ia hereby given that at . meeting Of the
~;,rustses Of said company held on the 18th day Of
April: 1898. An assessment. mo. y Of ono mill
pei, share was levied upon the capital stock Of
office at Helena. Montana. on or before May ~.
1893. Any stock upon which said a.eessment re-:
mains unpaid on Nay a. 1893. shall BE- deenel
at public auction. aud. unless payment shall be
made before. will be cold on June u. 1893. to ray
the delinquent assessment. together with the
costs Of advertising and expense Of sale.
W. y. MAcHAFFIf, Secretary.
Office State Publishing Co.. Ill to 1l5 Broad
way. Helena, Montsna.
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Moro Failures in Australia.

MELBOURNE. May 9.-The Bank of Vic
tor a, limited. has suspended. The state
mont last December showed deposits Of
CT. 0O0.0 600. The failure is n very important
ons rs the bnn las many branches and the
London Office capital of the bank is 81. 2OO.-
600, with the liabilities double that sum.
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Committee of InvestIcatiop.

WASHINGTON, May a.-Secretary Carlisle
has appointed Charles s. Fairohild. of New
York city; Daniel MaRone. of Ogdensburg,
N. Y. and Pointde1ter Dunn. of Arkansas,
n committee to investigate the New York
custom house. The charges are incompe-
tsncy, fraud and corruption.
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international Association of Machinists.
INDIANAPOLIS. May. II International
Association of Machinists entered upon the
election of officers to-day. James O'Con-
nell. of Oil City. was elected president; w.
L. Dawiey. of Richmond. Va, secretary
treasure or.
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF ,HE ELIZA
L beth Mining Co. view OF the desire Of
this company to avail itself Of tho privilege OF q
law Just enacted BY the Legislature. Of Montana,
thirds Of the stock, this compsn MAJ make its
stock assessable. AZ Is asked Of owners of stock
Of this company who may have certificates In the
to the Office for transfer. In order to establish
proper ownership-
l. NJ. REMSEY. PRESIDENT
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0lriS Employment Agency.


WA NUrVN MIMI SVF6et, ANA~uuWS0 W.
TIME CHECKS-l will cash all time checks
on tho Bod Mountain Milling Co. and any other
time checks,
WAkIED-2 men for dairy farm
sheop-herdss. @7
20 Finlanders to chop wood. M i
3 railroad labueerr, fres faro
2dininE-room girlN.
2 girls for homework In city.
aAirlH for ths country.
For REMIT hotel. furnished.
FOR HALE-Wood in lois to suit purchasers.
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MONTANA MARBLE WORKS
Write for Prices.
Office and Yard Lower Main street, Helena.

STOCKHOLDERS MFErING.-THE AN
~ nual meeting of the stockholders of the Iron
the company, rooms 8 and I Bailey block. Hell
ena.. Montana. on tuesday. May Ii. 1888. at three
O'Clock p. M. for tho election of directors to
serve for the ensuing year. and for auch other
bushes. RS may be pres ented for confederation
QTransfcr books will be closed on Wednesday.
May 10. 1898.
R. A. LUKE, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY sUppLlEa-

PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
Ohics Of Chic. Quartcsmastsr. Department
Ct Dakota. Saint Paul. Mimi. April IL. 1873.
received A. 1t this Office, or at tho following named
posts. and at Helena. Mont. un il II o'clock =.
m. On May u, 1898. and opened then. for FUR.
CHAkt,ot W durinl the 6.cal year commencing
July !; 1853, ~ may be required At st: laul. Min
marck. Grand Forks and / orts Bufurd, Penn
btnA, and lates, y. d.; Brookings and Forts
Meade, eully and Sieseton Agency. s. D.; Hell
enA Lecr Lodge. and Forts 4ssinnitoinc. lus-
Ter, keoyh, MisaonlA I amps | oplar hiver and
Merritt, Mont: Fort Yellowstone. Wyo.. and
siop1 5ity, Iowa. Blank forms Of Jprepe sails.
nt.hcd en- application to this oiios. or to the
QuartermAstsrs at tho various roints namei.
ouartermaster. q. 3. Army, Chief Quarter
master.
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Helena Employment Agency

"a EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $50. ". II. Cook. Proprietor
WANrs-WomAn cook for city. $50
girl for section houss 1t Wiokes, S2a
ranchman, $a5.
2 eheepherders. $40.
man to pile to pile and sort lumber. so.
girl for boarding house, near n arysvillo. S2a.
10 waiter girls for Butte. BozemAn. Great
Falls, Boulder and Basin, $50.
1OL.EA-7-room frame house. with water. S1A.
Groom furnished house. $22. I rooms. furnished,
with bath. S1S-S2O.
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May be Fired From the Broncho.

Mhy Dc Fired From the BrOnCho.
Il. j. Turner, Of Lincoln, Neb.. IL fred
with an ambition to ride around the world
on q broncho. He made his start several
days ago.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-NO-
~ tce Is h rely given that in pursuance of an
order Of Ito district court Of the county of
made. on tho eth day. Of March, 1897. in the mat
ter OF the estate Of Alico. v eloh. deceased. the
un@cIsignsd. the .dministretor Of said estate.
will sell at private rale. to the highest bidder:
for cash, and subject to continuation by ssid
Of April: 1855. all the right, title. interest and
estate Of the said Alice v elch At the time OF her
death. and al the right, title and interest that
the said estate has. by operation OF law or other.
wise. acquired other than or in addition to that
OF tho said Alioo Wsloh at the time of her desth.
Ia and to all that certain lot. piece or parcel 81
l.nd situate. lying AID being in the SAID county
OF 1 evils and Clarke, state of Montana. and
bound d and described Us follows. to wit:
Lot number SIX B). in block X. in Mauldin
addition to The city Of l. elena. as said lot and
block ars numbered. designated and described
IN tho plat of said Mauldin addition. on flo in
tho ofica Of the county recorder OF said county
of Lewis and Clarke.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash. Deed at
expense OF purchaser: bids or offers may be
nnie .. any tina after the FIRST. publication Of
tins not co and before. tho making Of sale: all
bida and offers must be in writing and left ct
tho Office Of W. ID. Gardiner. 70 and 20 / alley
BIO X. in Helena, Lewis and Clarke count. Or
delivered to the undersisnsi personally, or filed
In the offioo OF the clerk OF "a d court.
DANIEL J. WEIGH,
Administrator OF the estate Of Alice WEIGH. de-
ceased.
Dated March 81. 1895.
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SnERlFF,s sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exr-
~ cution in my hands. issued ont Of tho dis.
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. in the suit OF Merchants national bank
OF Hel+ns MHntana. hgainet Holcberg 4 hechl-
Mtg. duly attested tho 9Th day Of May, A. d. 1893,
terest Of the. said no ete g q 1ecani.z. in and
Lewis and Clarke county. sta:e Of Montana. viz:
81 rs sna o ne % q. i is b,6 81 s tsEse 90, A5 5Sn' io g. tns
sixty nine -(sg;, lots thEe. @); four q.
in block s~ixt,-siEx; .(sBj; lois one u). two Is.
sev, n () and eight (a). in block sixtty-seven WO:
torty-s!3 N4s), ali in Helena towasite and stand
ing on the records in the office Of the county
CLERK and recorder Of ! evils and Clarke county
in the name of the defendants, Holcberg i
keehtnitz.
Also a certain mining claim described as fol-
lows: 1.aCO feet more or LEES off the south end of
the DANDY quar;z lode. situated In Scratch
Gravel un orgnnized mining district, now known
as Seven Mile nnorganizod mining district Of
the same appears of record in book 20 of deeds.
PAGE %. in the Office of the clerk and recorder OF
said county AID state to which said record for .
mere perfect description reference is hereby
Together with all and singular the tens-
meuts, Entertainments and nppur enances thero-
INTO helcnginc or in any wire appsrtaining.
Notice is hereby given that on tho 18th day of
said day, at the front door of the, court house,
Helena. ontana. will sell all the right. title
and interest Of the said Hcloberg u kecht-
ritz, in and to the said above described property.
to tho highest bidder for cash in hand:
.CHAs. D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
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NOTICE OF ASSES OVkER MINI
~ ing Company. Works locatsd ON Red
tann.
Notice is hereby given that al. q meeting of the
tru.t tees of tho said company held on the 18th day
OF April, A d. 1879, an assessment Of one-hAlf OF
ono cent per share VAS levied upon the capital
stock Of said company. payable on the 18th day
ct \ ~. a. y; 1898 to ! assena Bullard. seere.
ena. in the county Of Lewis and Clarke. state Of
Montana any stock npon which s.id assess
shall be d. smed delinquent. and shall be duly
advertifel for sale Mt public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before will DO sold on
the 18th day of June. A. ". 1893. to pay the de-
~linqnent ass essments. together with the costs
of advertising and cxpenses of tale.
NASSE>A BULLARD.
Secretary OF Pioneer Mining I ompany. Eoom
8, Gold Block, Helena, Mont.
lated Helena, Mont, April g. 1893.
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Nothing nan b
acid In favor Of
the bcst medicine
In tho world that
may not be said
Of tho most
worthless. In ono
case, it's true; in
the other, II isn't;
hut how cnn
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.CHAs. D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
ANDREW F. WADE, Deputy sheriff.

= the First judicial district Of the stats Of
Montana, in and for the county of Lewis anti
Ahner ,. Clements. plaintiff. vs.. g.. ". Nc
The stste Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You arc hereby required to appear In an action
tit in the district court Of the First judicial dis.
tIict of the state of Montana, in and for tbs
county Of Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the
EXCLUSIVE Of a''i tho '' day of "% service, at after u sSs
aervics on You Of this snmmone. i served within
this county; or, il served out Of this county, but
within this district. within twenty days: other
will bs taken against. you, according to the
prayer of said complaint.
he said actien Is brought to recover the
sdn 81 thisty- ,hss,o and u e. co. d9 81 r. n tss- t :
per nnnum from Feb. 10. 1897, said sum being
due upon an account for money loaned to the
said defendant at defendants epOcial instances
sum Of two hundred and thirty.two dollar, TO-
gethsr with interest thereon At the rate OF ton
per cent per annum from July II. 1897, the same
being duo upon an acc mt for money loaned on
ant's special instance and request, and for costs
OF suit.
and you are hereby notified that II. you fail to
sppsss iad IT, ss' ssis 1 p'.i ssia s VII t.fs 1ia "a anS1s
against you for the sum of $2h1.S. interest 40
aforesnid, and costs.
Given under my hand and the, seal OF the dis
state Of MontAna, in and for the
~-- county Of Lewis and Clarke.
soal iirstl this 18th day Of March. in the
l.'S Court eight sSss q Su SSi and ~ s's:tS; ss?ss
BY Go. FREEMAN, Deputy Clerk:
Mnsscna Eullard. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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LOST.
OST-A PNEUMATIC PUMP. FINDER
u return tho same to j. A. Harbs' barber shop
and receive reward.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AN ELDERLY
commended. Inquire at lis East Cutler street.
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SITUATION WANTED-A COMPETENT
N nurse wishes IN ensagement for the months
OF may and June. Address nv spruce street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28
Outsiders Win at Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. Sept. 27.-Outsiders captured
four OF the six events to-day. Uncertainty
won the fourth race in easy fashion. and his
owner. NJ. T. Downing. had to surrender an
extra S4O5 TO retain possession of his horse
Blackburn. another OF Downing's horses. won
the last race. and he was run M to $500, at
The summary:
First RaesIFiys furlongs. Jerome s. lie Fltzsim.
% oHa 10 to iS S
ios: jolly joe 10 to l. T6iekepin. ' 50 to J. Princ.
g COLI t. d SGgr aaay 70 g 4
sssoa% RAJ" visit, sn 81 i4s to
+ Ven ;S hyndhqrs. o, n, ssrrs,t second pen
tsS ., s ss5%S .nG for
ssIm S. e az g each aud spssdswa 50 TOT also
.s as .n ss 81. tss sSY . s9
3 s SsSa. %
fssrs and %.lf 1afic a,ss vnc,r,.,n
* IH; nss5 : ST.? f =
st and Wallace a." I. 90 liz: @
IL ifiS kss:.pOS, and litsIionss; Franz III
second ko:sns ioa tRusSsn iS H sssS R. q
q ia az sts 5 ' s.sfta.s
;ssoad ,!ia; los tss@ J. ,SiSa Hsra W %
y s;.h .ss ssrSs sfs,p stss Il
!; Bobby cAnan. 20 TO /, also ran. Tune. 0;5ss
This is the programme for Gloucester Tomorrow;
ysrdns. Harry Ireland POiiuO. Ticgs Marty B.. each
Second Race-five-eighthso OF mile Alarm Bee Mayor
r, Patrick. Hawkeys Barrentos, King Roionon Black
Hassar. sisnt. each lo7: maggie Richards. IO4.
@ FIX s%a Ss 6s uG ssss
To- Young Lottery QuartermAste each 1925 BlrthenA
Miss Clay, each %
re-; :s.s 1t iS4
Bsnie Mansfield, Queen a,or. each iol
Fifth RAce-fUuf and half fuTlengS; tWoysAroldA
pAya L. lob Fpsllen. l0S; Beauty colt. %; Psyche
CoIdilA, Jersey Queen ully, each %
sixth kass.s,x and a half fIrlsngs Frank g..
Lee s, each 1926 Moe v, yulpiha. each 1le.