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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19
COUNCIL.

What folly! To be without BEECHAM
PILLS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
THANKING the NATIONS
Disagreement As to the Form of
Worlds Fair Acknowledgment

WAsHlSorox. Oct AIN the senate
today Dir. Sherman reported back from
the eommittee on foreign relations the
house loiIt resolution rendering the
acknowledgements Il the government
and people q the United States 10 the
various foreign governments for their
generous and effective contributions to
the Chicago exposition AMI asked that
u be put upon ats passage. The joint
resolution was read. Ii declares IL 10 be
the sense of congress that the acknowl
edgement Of the government and people
Of the United States be rendered TO the
various foreign governments OF the
world which have so generously and
effectively cooperated IN the quadricen-
tennlal exposition at Chicago IN com
memoration of the discovery OF
America by Christopher Columbus
Tne second clause directs that certified
copy Of the resolution. prepared in
suitable terms by the secretary
of state shall be forwarded through the
customary diplomatic channels TO the
respective foreign governments Mr..
Hoar expressed his disapproval OF the
form OF tho proposed acknox ledgement.
Tie thought Il AZ exceedingly awkward
and imperfect one. BY il the govern
meat OF Great Britain would receive
from TIE state department the copy OF a
Joint resolution passed 10y congress
rendering acknowledgements 10 ali the
foreign governments Ii seemed To him
that the president should make an ex
press. courteous knowledgement To
each government by name. saving that
the government OF the United States
tenders that government it's acknow-
Judgement for its contributions TO the
exposition. Some degree of ceremony
should be observed in dealing with
foreign governments II seemed 10 him
that the mode proposed in the hastily
drawn resolution would be almost a
slight 10 foreign governments lie sug-
gested substitute and then the reso-
iuuon- vas land aside without action.
MIR sherman first expressing his opin-
ion that the resolution was 10 proper
form and saying that 1t had been pre-
pared At the state department. The
resolution was after wards presented aud
was meaded IN accordance with Mr.
iioar's suggestion. The second part of
the Joint resolution now reads. That
the president % the United States be
requested to communicate q each for
eign government which has participated
m said exposition the sc&n0 = Judgements
Os conqress fog its contribution
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
FrxiSG A BOUNDARY.


CtrvsiANp. Ohio. Oct "A work IL
no lees international Importance than
the hxilg of boundary line betsesn
the United States aud CsnAda is Ia pro
gress In this eity. w. h. King OF OF.
taxa. chief astronemef q the Dominica
of Canada. IL Ia the eaty. Upon HE ar
rival he was joined W saperinteDdcnt
Msndenhall VI she united states coast
survey Of wsshiagion. who Was await.
Ing his comins ThsyHre commissioned
by their respective governments 10 nx
the boundary line befxeen Maine anu
New Brunswick. They have been
at work all summsr. aud hare
met by appointment IN Cleveland 20
settle several points before making their
tinsl reports In resperss 70 query by
y United Press reporter, Mr.. Menden-
hall said this afternoon Mr.. king and
hope to finish our tork tonight. We
have been employed ell summer IN per.
son on the boundary line which runs
along the 81. Croix river and as result
we have about compkted our work OF
making water boursary Zoe. very
unusual task. The marking must be
done with buoys" in speaking u Mr.
King's connection with the sstrono.
mical department of the dominion. hr.
Mcndenha.l said: The hest boundary
line surveys In the world are astfono-
misal surveys. surveys liked by latitude
and longitude. which is astronomical
work"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
TRAINS COLLIDE.
A Chicago Limited is Mixed Up With
Freight Train.

TRENTON. \. j.. Oct -. The second
section of the Chicago limited. bound
east on the Pennsylvania road. ran into
a freight train at 5.30 this afternoon at
Bear swamp. about three miles east 81
this city. Daniel Mahoney. the en-
gineer. and Henry Matthews. fireman of
the limited. were badly injured anu re.
moved 10 their homes in Jersey City.
The only other persons injured were
two trampe. who were stealing ride on
the freight train They received only
bruises Later reports say that four of
the Pullman coaches were hurled Oft
the track by the force OF the collision.
They are lying trucks up and ali more
or lees damaged. About twenty freight
cars are piled up on one another. At
o'clock four tramps were hauled out
from beneath the freight cars. Two
wreckibg crews are still at work.
Twenty or twenty five iramps. II is said.
were ON the freight train. and more
bodies may lie discovered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
SLAYER or An EDIroR
Joseph Mccormick Gives Himself up
for an Old Crime

LAKE CRYsTsL. Mnn. Oct 3--
Joseph Mccormick. alleged 90 he ono n
the siayers 81 Editor renrose u butte.
Mont. came here this morning and sur.
rendered himself to Marshal Cole. He
saws the killing was dene twe years ago
last Ju'y lie shows no signs 81 m
sanity. and SAYS be ia SIMPLY tirri u
eludinr detectives tie hts been = rest.
iesa Nanderer sincr the cfine vas c,m.
n,tied aud seeks rapoee 10 the arms %
tho law On the night II june =. 1871.
". J. Peurrse. editor q the Mining
Journal. was assae-inatesl within block
81 his residence The night was dark
and the asssssins escated Pinketioa
detectives worked on the case. aud after
soune weeks arrested William Dcsney
Phil Hickey and Eugrne Kelly. af q
whom -rrr di@chsseed The crime hss
heen a n8ystefy. and snnle had slmoss
given up all hopcs - capturing the
guilty pafties The crime crested the
greatest sensation 81 ,he history ~
NgnfanM
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
TAXING BANK CURRENCY.
Mr. Brswicy Wants t Suspended
During the stripgency.

WasHfxGTox. Oct - The house
comniitfee on banking and currency to-
day heard Representative Bfawley Of
South Carolina ia support ~ his ball 90
suspend the operation of laws imposing
a tar of 10 per cent upon notes issued
~ Ranks during the late period %
stringvncy. during August Ia October
Mr. Bravley SAID that during this period
a numter OF South Carolina banks had
issued elearing house certificates which
had circulated throughout the slate aud
doae much good The collector 81 "a
tsrnsi revenue had been aaklng IN
gulrieH az - the amount - such notes
issued. WITH view. u was understood
81 collecting the tar q 10 per cent level
On state hank issues Ihe government
dui Bot provide q currency - sufficient
elasticity 81 meet The -tringency The
banke were forced g. do Something The
action u the collector q internal fevr
me had hurt the circulation q the car
theates Mr.. Warner SAID that he uas
in favor q reporting the btiL tie aid
not thiak that the government should
take advantage - any techaicahfy ia
the lsw and szx these notes which had
ben i@euei IN a case - ner~seifv. The
New fork banke rad issued s36oooon
worth q notes daring the I.erind of
strtogency. He did not know whether
~ nof they we're q the character -
sbase ss.u-d ia Soafh Carolina The
New Nerk bankers and the people be
rppres~nged did not thsnk th@ Nes York
notes tsxabie. and he lad uat been
seked b. rais~ the queHtion % them. H~
wauld vote - relieve the ~onth aroIins
bar Fers
After The hearing the coHanitfes csn.
sider-d The bed All referred 4 n a sub
cnsluits.~. - report pn Fris.ay. sH.l
fkes sasnerued g. that dsy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
paLMEn GIyES a SPREAD.
Briliisn, Function in Honor OF Worlds
Fair Commissioners.

cHrcaGo. Oct y Thomas W Palmer.
who onise represented Michigan ia the
United States senate and il nue pferi
dent 90 the World'e Columbian connis-
SION. vas the guest ~ honor at 3 magni.
ficeni banquet tonight 20 the Auditorium
hotel by his colleagues ~ the coumis
siou. Ah the distinguished foreigners
who have represented their governments
~ the exposition we're present. a. well
as the executive commissioners % the
American states, the directors and
executive officers 81 the exposition.
A, the head n the table wss seaied
National commissioner Massey - Della
ware. who acted a. tossfmasieS Ga hia
right sat President rslmef and on bic
lefi President HiRlnbntsam. Others al
the table q honnf wefe ss President
Gsgs. Treasurer Seeh.rgef Diretos of
Works Rufnham. Mayor Harrison. MAJ
qnia Unrsrn a Italy sswnof Dupay DO
lnrme u Spain. Sif Henry I. Wez-l
- great Bfiisin. NJ. H De Young
vice president 4 the esrnaissian. Con
sai senersl fsiitsheh rslu,forsf q
Ap@iria. Cornnia.ioner GENERAL i-fsier
- s~s,isa and msay ether fersieh rep
Fpseut.fls~s ssd Directors a Tie strs,.i
tias An slahofsse assoa ass pre- spar-i
sol the ie..et li@f sas representative
one t,ssna.i-siensf Mas-sy rsfsn.lest =
nlsat eefsilsi eslafstsao ansl ssssiiaa T.,
al ffe -as.fa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
BURROWS IN IOWA
Our Julius Caesar Stirs the State With
Ills Eloqucncc.

BURLINGTON, Iowa. Oct 25.-Con.
gressman j. &. Burrows delivered one
OF his characteristic speeches at Grimes
opera house last night in the presence OF
a large crowd Of men OF all parties. The
speaker referred at length TO the disas.
trous financial policy Of the democrat
party and To its acts OF commission and
omission since il came into power.
dwelling at some length upon the state
issues. lie showed that the republican
party ot Iowa was sound on all the
questions that are near the hearts Of the
people. lie urged the republicans OF
Iowa 10 not become blinded by false is
sues locally. but to keep Iowa out OF the
clutches Of the democrat party and save
the state the disgrace OF sending demo
.crat senators from Iowa. The speaker
was wildly sppiauded and made many
votes for the state ticket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
JOY FOR OFFICE SEEKERS.
Secretary Carlisle Will Begin to Dis
tribute the Pap.

WASHINGTON. Oct - 1T is announced
at the treasury department today that
Secretary Carlisle. feeling confident that
the silver fight is ended. will now ad.
dress himself TO accumulated depart
ment business There are 300 presi-
dental Offices under the treasury de-
partment in which no changes have been
made These include such important
places as collectors OF customs. col
lectors OF internal revehue. surveyors Of
customs and United States mint officers.
Actual vacancies exist already to the
number OF forty. and other officials.
while they have not actually resigned.
have signified their Willingness to do so
when requested. which will swell the
vacancies, actual and prospective. TO
sixty five or seventy. AS each appointee
will have from to $50 employees under
him. the secretary will exercise great
care in making recommendations for
appointments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
Races st Linden.

LiSpES. \. J.. Oct 35.--Fissi race. six
furlongs Maidstone won. LATHE Fred
second. Play or Pay third; time. l.l7is
Second. five furlongs Malhcur won.
lucatsn SECOND. The Bully third: time
l0i Third. one mile Loantaka won.
Candelebra second. Soundmore third:
time. lajis. Fourth. mile and six.
teenth Tom Siadmore won. Harry
Alonzo second. Boiera third; time
ISIS. Fifth. seven furlongs Mary =
won, Midnight second. Treasure thirsl:
time, is3l sixth. one milo Clio colt
won. Comsnche seeond. Sieipner third:
time, l:iais.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
SILVER ~ THE TREASURY.
Unofficial Statement Giving sfhe Gov
ernmcnt's Total Obligations

WASHINGTON. Oct 2o.-An unofficial
statement prepared IN the treasury de.
partment gives the silver and silver obi
cations of the government not IN tho
treasury and redeemaole at will on DC
tober L. az follows: Paper. silver cerii
ficates. s.I2l.a5o l:E). treasury notes.
sliss2i. .igo, SILVER dollars in circulation.
S.bs. ST. 0;s; subsidiary silver coin. S6i.,
iouiiG This substantially is the silver
outstanding Should the sepeal bill
become law during the next ten DAY .
the only change will occur IN the amount
of treasury notes. which will be increased
10y the October purchase of silver not
more than s2ON.on
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

HAkTFosD. Conn. Oct a. shortly
after midnight thiz morning . negro
entered the resldenoe of N.ss juliet
master general of the United States.
and attacked the lady in her roomL Miss
Annie Ennis. 30 years II age. xas sisii
ing Miss Niles snd was also roughly
treated. The pegro Was csptureu by
neighbora He gave the name of John
Tyler Both women will probably re-
cover. Robbery aas the motive.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

PARIs. Oct 35.--At cii.ky yesterday
morning while the train conveying the
Russians 90 Versailles was crresing The
Seine on the Asniras railway bridge q
woman on the parallel bridge ssvcd The
French and Russian flags. shouting.
Les voir et mourn. vive u kussle.
jumped into the fiscr and vas orou Bed
The body. when re,s,yered. wss found D.
be atiired ia chcinise neail, made ~
Russian siags and q pctncoaf made ri
Russian aad French hags
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
cooMns' TARIFF nIrI.
n Contain. = Feature fpr the Pru,cc.
tton of faisor

w,~HrSeTox. Oci. -. representative
Cooml~ ~ New York tedHy introduced
In the house resolution directing the
committee on ways and means to nrr
pare a fArih bill 90 novel principle.
tho feature % which ie a srhrsiule Tor
the protection - labor. Domestic man
ufaciures may have their products
piacea On THE favored schedule when
ever they can show that the labor cost.
including the use q machinery. -
greater here than N other countries
The resolution went 10 the rxsnlmtstee
on ssys and means after q ssu safcsstic
comments iiy republican msn.tsfz.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
Locm WILL wAeE MAll
Reported That He viii Dircct the
Matahcle CaInpaigsL

CArFro~s. Oct - Despite the OF.
cial denial made in Lahdon yesterday
that SIR Henry Loeb. governor 81 Cspc
Colony. has been entrusted with soie
charge of TIM Operations against the
hataseies interested Circles here aud ai
johannesburg believe that instructions
90 that effect have been sent % Sir
Henry by the home government Those
interested persons declare tia; u would
be absurd .or Govcrnor ioch % inter.
fere With tie d,screfio on y Dr. Jameson.
administrator % the british South Afri.
can company. who now j. ia the field
against the natives. when communica.
tion with the front may bo cut Of AZ
any moment
JosANSKsBUEG. Oct 2a-lf IL ex.
pected that an extensive engagement
viii take place between the white and
native fortes near the Shanghai riTer
tOmgrrcW
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

woosrke. Ohio. ors. - The campus
of the university of Wooster Was the
scene of rush Al hate hour Tuesday
nighi oeiweon high sl:hool boys and ooi'
leglsns The troubie aruse over alleged
unfairness of TIE s,oiiege umplre az =
game a BAH The umpire was hanged
- tree and burned Ia eniss A free
iight resulfsd. IN which stones and cluts
were used fresls. Many % the siadeEts
came cot u the mcloe With sore heads
and bisckened sysf. one having his pose
broken Some gere rendered srnseless
and required medical attendance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
RACES AT TERRE HAurE


TERKE HAurK, Iud. Oct 25s-with q
chilling southeast wind and clocded
skies. horsemen lost hope Of seeing rrc-
ords go down In this. the frat day of the
special meeting. Under these uafasor-
able circumstances. several 81 the trials
today were remarkable This WAS nota-
bly, true OF Managers effort against his
mark of 2O62.. made last week. With
Doble up. the gray PAGER came with q
terrific burst Of speed into the home
stretch. Dobie. in plying the whip.
dropped one of the reins and had 10
make two efforts before recovering IL.
Manager kept his stride. but would in
all likelihood have lowered his mark but
for this nhshsp.
knowing ones declare that Stambouis
mile in 2:09a, today is the best be has
ever shown. the mark Of 207a given in
California last fall always having been
discredited.
The pole team. Zembia and Aubine.
will go against the team record on Fri
day. Nancy Hanks showed up well To-
day 10 her work out miles. and will be
sent tomorrow against her own worlds.
record.
Greenlander, who took a lower mark
today, will on Friday be sent against the
tvo-mile record Of I:2ll.. Summaries:
$40 trof, ESQ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
sHEnNlAN no M.klNLEY.
The senator Wishes co Keep I'm the
Ohio Contest

Ohio Contest
CHICAGO. Oct. ga Herald special
from Columbus, Ohio. makes public the
following letter from Senator John Sher-
man TO- Governor Mckinley. under date
OF yesterday:
SENATE CHAMBFR.
WAsHISGTox, ID. C., Oct "A, 1853
The Hon. William Mckinley.
My DEAR SIR-Yours of the 22d is re-
ceived. Tam as anxious as you can he
to participate in the canvass In Ohio.
and will do SO il possible. but | do not
see my way clear to leave here until the
pending bill is disposed OF. We have
hard work as il is To keep a quorum
and our political friends give an undue
Importance 10 my remaining here. III.
as appears likely, an adjournment shall
be effected this week. will at once go
TO Ohio and Go what can in aid Of your
election. Though had supposed that
this was we'll assured. yet would prefer
in person 10 contribute my part in the
work of the campaign. Very truly yours.
JoHs SHERMAN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
GRAND RAPIDS MICH THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 26

inssrr1Ptsd occupasion th~rs sould b
fs<sf ianztics. fsxer in<ane ssyluuls
fssef lslis and fsser erines The bsst
MISSIONARY work y tbs best shich kssps
nlsa snploysd%
Ihs seaator's perorssbonL
Ar. Joaes peForatioa sas. The
Amefican republic. Mr. President did
not Iosr - hbsrti-s uatil the senate bad
nezenarated into . mere insfra meat Tor
rsrord1ns the viii of the chief msgls-
frate. Ase4alsy has commented upon
the ease with which ali dsnocrst forms
sad the Dzmes aud titles sppertainlng
10 . Sepeblicaa form of governmsnt
we're opposed In that common wealth
eoncurrsnfly sith the absorption Of all
the possrs u the state. executive. iegis-
latise AMI judicial. ia the hands of ane
nan. But that was . long time ago
Time changes and men change With
time. This IL Q very different republic
from that Of Rome and although hlstory.
&c are told somefimss repeats itself. l.
Tor one. viii not believe that the senate
q the United States 10 ever % sub
ssssient senate. ! know that can
speak Tor the voters of the nining states
and millions % voters in other states
who are ia hearty accord with them on
al fundamental features of the ques
tion no& before the senate. whea
ASSERT that IL the entire monetary policy
cf The c0untry - % lie changed. IL =
too great question "a be decided With
cut consulting the American people
whose mere representatives and SERVANTS
nc are. Aud II. perchanee. there he a
majority of senator's here favorable TO
the passage OF this measure and able 10
secure vote upon H. without refesepce
20 the fatal effect u is absolutely certain
a. have. hot only al the people of the
mining states. but of the producing
masses IN every state. May l DOT beg
those senators 20 pause and reflect. that
there n no exigency whatever demand.
ing It's Passage absolutely no pub
lie condition requires IL aud that II Is
excellent 90 have giaet's strength. but
II n tyranous 10 use II like giant
lAppiause m the galleriss)
AZ the close % Mr. Jones speech the
senate. at s:i5 O'Clock. on motion of MIR.
Faulkner. proceeded 10 executive busi-
ness and soon afterward took a recess
until IL o'clock tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

Incrsase Franklin Rand.li. Ashley,
I,Oomis 4. Remington. Swartz Crs~lt
Reissue james SsyerH ovoenp. (scercs
Csrpenter Mcliride Original. widows.
etc Rboala VIM. Fllioa. DAVID Wright
father tbkemos. minor 80 George NJ.
souihwoTfh. Reading minor AZ tsecrre
d. Wheeler. Aarreilus hetican uar
survivors tlncrehsel Joeeth W.
Downs. Lansing; Daniel Sniith. fl-ides
s.ort
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

BsTrfr CREns. Mich. Oct - The
t-,iiss % il0lsft r. Colgrors - f.ondc,n.
Ont. and Charles Struh q New fufk
have been idratisird. The cs,roners IN
quest sed Investigation "a sstil ia prog
rcss Nolkiag stfikingiy nee has been
excifrd. although the testimony indi
Gates that tbe tfsinusea a Ne , Were
fnrfly rssgsgpsifie fcf The disaster.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
Mecolcn N.ctlm. nar.cl.

MAKlNE Cry. Mica. Oct - The
funeral ~ Michael He.nkeimBL. ch1ef
engineer. ard Capt Albert Aeswsid.
victims Of The steamer NocDken disas
tef pere held yesterday. The MaccAbees
attended 10th IN = body. The tRo men
we're tneInhers - that secisfy and we're
insured far 1900 each. Three - the
Woco<en victims have nov bean buried
here The bodice u Mira Meswhid aud
the Others have not yrf been recovered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

LAxuS,l. Mtch. Drt - N. n Rem
sry 81 tsesiis has hs,en apFsanted rnepi-
49, - tie hssrd q control fns thr state
patssie ssl,s-ek in pisre - issar 4. Pan
cher = NJ ifessant signed vs.
kolisson - rsss Hurau spcceesis J B.
HciieasG "a stfnsxzfyhtt for fhs
1fatg hrst iss5ioiEi district
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

MrNIsra. Mich. Oct - The
schponer ,Seorge. elth cosi ffoia Ma
qnefie. vas driven ashore ir the nofth
wast gaze yesterday ~ Pictured Rocks.
sever u,iles from tsrana Island The
stas lsafoesiiaieiy begsn tieakiug up the
wreck. aud the crev sureeeasd ~ getting
sshore ia safety JneY ar nov 81 IN.
si,ls lighthouse 1heif boat bas t,eeuuss
n total wrsrk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

IrHscA. \. u. Oct 25-The Cornell
eleven vas defeated by a team from
Tuft'e college this afternoon. Score
was q % q.
PEixcsrox, y. J.. Oct - Pfiaceton
defeated I.ehirh today at foot ball by =
score q - 90 q.
PHsLaDEIPHik. Oct 35--The Uni.
vorsisy 81 Pennsylvania foot bail team de
featea the Pennsylvania State college
team the afternoon by a score of 13 20 8.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
Events at Hawthorne.

CHrcAco, Oct -. Results at Haw-
thorne: First race. fvc fnrlongs Miss
Patton won. Rexsetta second. Franco
third; time. 1.0e Second. live furlongs
Emma won. Prince Henry second.
Ivanhoe third: time. l1Sik. Third. elk
furlongs-M Monrovia won, Senator lrby
second. Blackbirf third; time. lI1.
Fourth. seven furlongs Lizzetta won.
Strathmeath second. Cicely third; time.
ls29ls. Fifth. fiye furlongs Fauntleroy
won. Ansonia second. Parole third; time.
l0ii4. Sixth. steeplechase Temple
more won. Woodford second. Flip Flap
third: tIme. 3..o.