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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14
Executors Sale


or unavailable and also OF undrs notes, allow
anccs, judgments and Gravel Road stock.
In the Cape Girardeau Court OF Common Pleas
Estate of John p. Hit, deceased,
Leon J. Albert, executor.
10y virtue of al order Of the Cane Gfrsrdtau
Il Court Of Common Pleas, made at its Sep
TENDER term. 4. ID. lS2. to-wit: Ga the 5rd
ths term Of said court &c Wa offered thai /.
Leon j. Albert executor of said estate, sell at
public auction for cash the unavailable and also
the unavailable notes, judgments, allowances
Nov thr-~fonp, lv virtue OF said order of said
court, Twill. on Moadny. The twenty third day
OF Ja:uary. A. ID. lsr;. 1t being the first day o:
between the Aours OF nihe Selork IN the fore
nool aud aSe O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day, at tx east doo- Of the court house In the
dean, State OF Missoufi. sell at pablo auction
for cash the following notes, allowances, jddg-
ments and stock, to-wit:
Oae note on W. j.. Hit, secured by
deed Of trust ~. Ayril 18th, IsT,
interest eight per cent. per ahnufn,
payable annually for. -..- "a eco 90
Ole note on Waller d. Penny and +.
One note on d. r. whitman about: loo 90
One note on John Il. Frank and II.
Neeningcr, ehont .....-..... liz 90
Two notes on Ruth aud A. II. 'Dpno
ghuc for about VA 80
Allowance h. Giboney and J " Hobbs
for bcut y
judgment against Jas. N. Heusley. &c. 80 90
One note on }. d. Phillipson for about lo2 IS
One note on o. L Harvell, balance
Ore note on j. S. Henry. D. N. si1aiiy
and j. T.Summers --..-. 50 90
One note on Wiley Wilson and J. c.
Alexander, about s. O.
One note on J K. Jones for about go. Is 90
Five shares Of Cape Girurdeau and
Jackson Gravel Road Stock---.. Is 90
One allowance, II. G. Wilson estate
One note on Chas. Fu.rth..-.-.. lIs5 20
One note On II. 4. Burdge and Chas-
Fuerth ..-. ----. 30 90
One note on W. S. stroder. about 40 90
dec24n2s LEON J. ALBERT,
Executor Of the estate Of John p. Hit deceased
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14

Senator John E Hanna, United
States Senator from West Virginia
died in Washington LAST Tuesday Of
heart disease. Senator Kama wai
the youngest man in the U. S. Senate
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14

OcR public libraries In this country
compare very faverably with any in the
world, but there are ce1 tain advantages
in an institution like the London library,
Q subscription concern which we may
well envy. 1t is N institution Of emf
nent responsibility, for Lord Tennyson
was It's president. PR. Glsdstcn. N OF
its vice presidents, and Sir John Lub-
book cod Lord Resebery are Of It's trus-
tees For three pounds e year one OBJ
tatns tho privilege of this splendid L.
brsry Of ooe hundred and fifty thousand
volumes, and may take out ten vol
umes II he Is . town member and If
teen II he lives IN the country-of
course, with oil the usual reading-room
Of . great library.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14

300 acre bottom land, one half clear snd IN
der cultivation. Running water, two springs
that nevc- get dry One and q half mile from
Arseola, on the Cotton Belt Railroad and three
Q~uartrrs of . m.la from the Bloomfield and Pop
lar Blun Br.nch Railroad. Being Section u
aEd Is. TpwL ship q, Range IL, in Stoddard
County, Miss Duri-
RLrD & AsIuoLz, Real Estate Agents,
Cape Girardeau, No
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14
HINAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b. her,

FINAL sETTLEMENT.-Ho,ies IL hereby
L given teall creditors and othep interested
In the estate Of Henry Dormeyer, deceased,
that the an~dersigned executor Of said estate
intends 70 make frAl settlement thereof at the
nexs aIm al the Cape Girafdesu Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cape Girarceau county, Mis-
seuri, to be held # tire court house IN the city
Of Cape Girardcsu on Monday, ths twenty
shird day Of JsanAry. l95.
FREDERICK, REGENHkRDT,
dec3lneo. Exscxnuk
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14

Bollinger county's Representative
in the Legislature wants the State to
get more money out Of the dram
shopA
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14

Census Superintendent Porter states
that he will complete his work by
December next, about two years less
time than has usually been occupied
in gathering into shape the mass OF
facts and figures that tell the story of
the nations greatness. This will be
done despite the much wider scope of
the present census in all lines of in
quiry than ever before, noticeably ill
the statistics Of education, churches,
fish and fisheries, street railways, in
surance and water transportation-all
matter of deep concern to the people.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14

The Winchester Arms Company, OF
New Haven, has issued q circular to
its employees asserting that owing to
business depression q general reduc-
ton of wages must shortly be made.
Three hundred persons are affected.
How many of these, who voted for
Cleveland last November on the tariff
issue, arc still in favor of smashing
the American protective tariff?
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14
n office Of Publication.

IL the Cape Gi-ar,,rau Court OF Co rnon Plrsp
within and for tie county of Cape Girardesu
aad State of Missouri.
sEPTESBLs TENN, 1891
Ao=day. tbs tairt day OF October, lso,, and
! 9Th rtxy Of sail term.
E-.ate Of John Beck. Deceased.
Orirr OF Publication.
STOw OF this day comes John Adam trart
~ ainii istrator OF the estate Of John Beck
: late Of aaid county, deceased. and prcsc, - 20
the court his petition praying for IN 5Edeee Al
sale Of certrin real estate II winch said Jc.:n
IecS died, seized AID Possessed, decribed a.
fnllows:
The southwest quarter 10 Of the northeast
quart T r. OF section twenty-threc 90. the
northwest quGrifr % OF the soutrwest quarter
tai OF krc:ion two 81, and the southeast quar-
twelve tIsl, al in township ~ Si,ty mine fe9l.
nortil OF range eleven ID east containing Cc
hundred . d twenty lig,l acres, situated in
Cape Gs-aricsu equity, Missouri.
Also pas huLdrv sid twenty [lsoI acres W.
ing and situated in the coui.ty Of Boilinger and
state OF Missouri, described as follows: Fort,
1901 ac-es the southwest quarter Gtl Of the
southeast QUAKER III OF section twelve llzl:
and eighty ISL acres the vast hall Isl OF the
rOrth".st quarter III OF section thirteen fl3l.
Ell in township thirty-onc norf1 OF range pffs
east, to pay the ,i-bts of said estate. which said
petition was accompanied by the accounts. lists
and Inventories rs required by law. showing
T. a. said estate i indebted and that said debts
ere u..pS.u, Anu IKE thcre IL nor tuf1cient
a.sets on Ia Il to pay thc same. On examina-
ton Thereof, it Is Ordered BY the court that all
persons Interested ia the estate OF said d-ceas-
Ell. be notified that application rs aforesaid,
ha. been made, aud that uIless the contrary be
shown on or before the first day Of the rext
term OF this court to be held at the court house
In the city Of Csre Gi.srdesu Ia said county,
on the
Twenty Third Day Of January, 1898,
N order will be made for the sale of ms :taf
estate in said petition described or sd much
thereof as shall be suhiccnt for the payment Of
said debts, and the expenses OF said debts. and
the expenses OF such sale. ard IL II further
ordered that n copy Ct this notice be published
In the Cape Girardeau DEsoc AT. a newspaper
published in bstd comfy Of CsT~. Sirardesu for
four weeks successivelv before the next term OF
this court. A trus copy.
Z. III. ENGELMANN,
dccl1n2s Clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate in

4hElItlOus
Ssiut Educ Fougru, Honore Gustsve Fougeu
aid Pauline touseu, Plaintiffs,
hGAISsT
Albert August Constant Fonyeu aad Pauline
fouSeu DE Costcr. Defendants.
I2Y virtue aad authority of a decree for rsrii-
II ton and order or sale made y the .sPe
Girarrieau Court ~ Common Pleas, in sud FOR
Cape Girsrleau county, Missouri, o. Monday,
the thirl dag OF October, IS5z, tn. same lei; 7
this Gnh das or thr September term lS2, q!
said court, IN the above entitled cause; "a c-rti-
fed copy u sail decree aud order was is3ued
from the ofnce OF tie clerk OF said court dated
the 18th day Of December, lSe. asd delivered
to me !, the utGerhigned sheriff OF Cape Cir
arieau county, Missouri. will on
Wednesday, the Tw%enty-Fifth Day OF
January. 4. ID. 1898,
AT tile court hous.. door in the city OF Cane Cir
..rirhs, rOurty of Cape Gir:rieau, Missouri
betw cen The hours OF LiIe O'Clock In the fore
roon snd 1--WE O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
DAY Sad during the session c: the Cape Gir~T-
deaa Court OF ComHacn Pleas, s''l IL riHiiC
auction to the highest hid':rr, sill the right
.itle, tsserest, claim aud -~ssfc OF the above
hame. parties in the above eititled cause. Of
In AID 10 the following described real estate.
situate aid lying in TIE city OF Cape Girarrleau,
couaty Of Care Girardeau T.. d state OF Missouri,
tc-wit:
Part Of lot numb -si two f2J. Ia rage d. il
& c city OF Cape Girarie.u. particularly de.-
criDed ami bounded as follows, to-wit: BeSiG
at the ror.ht M corner OF said 10! two re-, in
range ID, in sad city, run then west along
Broadwny f~orIperly Harmony street, ote hIh-
dred and thfTfy-four tIsi) feet More or
less to Main street, formerly Grr;1:a
street, then ruh eolth along Main
street forty-six .G) Feet ard eight t)
isches, then rur est parallel with Bros iway
street one hundred aud thirty -rUar l34D feet
moro or less to Water ~rtrert. thea rdn ! olth
aio..g and lsr,s.eL with Wafer street forty-siI
f4c) feet ari eight ~ inches to the place Of be-
ginning: upol the west ead Of said described
lot il q lars sc two-s!oly trick building, k,ow.
as the Fougeu f-ope-t-.
TERMS OF SALE:
Fifty per sent Of the purrhasn none: -
he paid ia cash at the time Of sal" a u cra'lIt o.
twelve months be given on the rrrraird-r, thu
purchaser or purchasers to give rote with ar-
proved security bearing ei. ,It par cat i..tarr~t
from date OF aale per annurl for d";srr-l BAY
ment. August PIEltViRIH.
dec2iL2s Sheriff CT Cape Girar.eau {. ur;y
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14

10y virtue and aE:ho.ity OF a decree f0- par.i
- tioa ai.ti ori.r of sale ma lie by the Isps
G!rarieaa CJI-t OF Common r. "a, in a.d for
cape GiraTicau ce>o.-. Missouri. OIL HoLday.
the triId day OF October, isl!, tn same bel y
th- nth day - tine September term ie&. VI said
court il the Shove @ ItI;l@i cause, Is c-rsinel
COPY Of sai"f-c-ee AID orier was isEusd from
tine Office OF the clcIk 81 said coIr:, dated the
i-th siay of I;eccInttr. I@.. and ,;-livsrsd 70
mel !, lie II G.T.isa cd arcr;I OF Cope Gir:r-
Ia.u .,nlntS A,ir.OlTi VIII nu
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14
shcrif's Sale of Real Estate in

William G. Mahnke. Henry Mahnke. ChsIl-s
Mahakc. Mary IL. liuttrs aud William II.
lIulers, her husband, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Catherine HnrT,A md MIlIinm Hanna. Defend
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14
PROBATE DOCKET
Can, Gir1TdeSH CGaft0f GOMTol Pleas

Which meets on the fourth Monday In Janu-
airy, liza. AZ the court house Ia the City .
Cane Gi-artcsu. Missouri by the rules II
aid Court. So.dav, the hr-t dsy Of the term
is sci Lrart 10 hear a. 4 PASS on Probate matt,Is
at which Zine AID Place executors, adnini,-
tratsrs a - ~curat"rs named herein are required
to prescott al settlements q d other matter re-
quircd Dy Jaw TO be EASEL OIL by Tile court.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14
Railway Tabls
ST. LOUIS &PADUcAH RAILWAY
So. LOUIS q CAIRO SHORT LIZ.
Isl. L. A. . +. H.R. Z. COL

This line now makes direct connsctiea VITA
G-T.k c. trains leaving CAPE 6irardeaa ~
500 m arriving at 81; Lo1is q l.S 80
Returning. leave st. Louis a 1;soa =. 1H'-
ing et Cave G~irardssu NJ 3: 90 ?. n. -
Geo. K LAZY. Gen. PISS. Agt. q. LsNie.
Gro. W. PARx.n, Gsa. Hanagaf, n LsnlAb
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14

Twenty-Five per cent of the pS haso money
to be paid Ia cash at the time OF sale and q
credit Of twelve mo..ths he given on the re-
mainds-. the purchaser or purchasers to give
ceat interest nom date oil sale per sunuIl for
for deferred payment, the purchasers however,
having the option 20 pay the ENTIRE sun in cash
on day of sale. AUGUST BlERWIi:TH,
Sheriff OF Cape Girarirau Comfy.
EDT ARD u. ESGELNAyS,
declin.S Attorney for Petitioners
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14

or unavailable and also or undrs notes, allow
anccs, Judgments and Gravel Road stock.
In the Cape Girarieau Court OF Common Pleas
Eststs nj Iohn p II.t decaasal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

w.sas~ssax Aue ~ tsaee ~F~skes
Cs@g aanYaesea Ass sgasa.ssts<s 'isfs
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MICHIGAN Pensions.

Original-Hezekiah Draper. Freeport.
Barry county; Michael Riley. Buchanan,
Berrien county; Stephen @. Wheaton.
Funwick. Montcalm county. Increase
Benjamin w. Wilson. Kalkaska, Kali
kaska county; Charles II. Whitney.
jackson. jackson county; Alva Mott.
Mottyille, ST. Joseph county; David C..
McLain, Edgerton. Kent county: John
f. Nichols. Robinson. Ottawa county;
William III. Sergeant. Clio. Genessee
county; Charles NJ. Brand. Detroit.
Wayne county; Ebert Pearsall. Benton
Harbor. Berrien county; lauren f. Lam
phear. Lawrence. Van Buren county.
Reissue John c. Hills. Girard, Branch
county. Original Minors Of Charles
Clark. Dundee. Monroe county. Origi-
nal. widows. ETC. Mary T. Sunderland.
Dundee, Monroe county; Louisa Cowles,
Trufant, Montcalm coanty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24
suB-coMMIrrEEs ANNOUNCED.
Chairman sayrcs on Appropriations
Picks His Men.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 Chairman
Sayres OF the house committee on ap-
propriations announced today the fol-
lowing sub committees 10 have in charge
the preparations OF the bills relating TO
the subjects named:
Sundry civil-Sayres. N'Neili (Mas-)
Brookshire. Cogswell and Cannon Ills.
Legislative Dockery. .Coombs Robert
son, Dingley and Bingham.
District Of Columbia - Compton.
Dockery, Williams lllls.l Henderson
Iowa. and Cogswell.
Pensions - uNeill (Massachusetts).
Williams llllin6isl Coombs, Grout aud
Bingham
Fortiicstions- Livingston. Breckin-
ridge uientuckyl, Washington, Bingham
and Grout
Deficiencies - Breckinridge fKen-
tucky). Sayres. Livingston. Cannon (Illi-
nois). Henderson (lowal
Permanent Appropriations Washing
ton. Livingston. Compton, Dingley and
GrOuf.
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WILL REPEAL THE Acr.
Wilson BiIl VIII Pass by n Majority
OF ae Least sesenfy-Ffye

wAsHISctoS. Aug. 23.--At the session
this AFTERNOON OF the executive com
rittee ~ the anti-siiver men in tho
house 10 fhb final figures were presented
of the pIl of the members upon the
question contained in the bills nov
pending One ~ the members stated
that IL th@ friends - free coinage could
concentrate their whole strength upon
any one q the ratios the majority
az sinst "a would he thirty eight. But ss
this il cs5ncesied 20 ~ impractieabie.
there being some who will vote IN favor
q retaining ine present ratio II l6 q |.
who viii not support change of - 10 /.
and some pho vill vote Tor ~ b Who
will oppose le 90 4. the suaiority against
either one will bc upwards q hfty.
When IL comes 20 the naked questic.n Il
repeal or No repeal. az presentsi IN The
Wilson biil. the mcmleT stated that the
majority IN favar % repeal Vsll be 81
least seventy fise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24
HAS ITS OWN HOME
Dedication Of childrsn's Building
n St Joseph Yesterday.
EXERCISES LAaGtlYkTTEhDED
fnfere.sins Program Successfully Car
ricd oat--ftes. Washington Gard
ner one OF the Principal speak

Sr. JosEPH. Mich. Aug. e3.-The ded.
iestion of the Michigan home Of the
Children's Home society took place this
afternoon. There was large attend.
ance from Benton Harbor. Muskegon
ana the adjoining towns- The services
began al 5 O'Clock under the direction cf
the Rev. +. N. Gregg. ID. d.. and opened
With music by the ST. Joseph band
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Il. v.
Armstrong. followed by song from the
children's choir under the direction of
Mrs j. III. Graham. The next on tho
program was a scripture lesson. which
Was read BY the Rev T.. j. Maveety, fol
lowed by a song by the choir. State
Superintendent Barlow then read en- ln.
teTesting report on work connected
with the Children's home work. Tho
Rev. "a. " Il. Van Arsdalc Of Chicago
then gave an extended address upon
The Past of the chiidren's Home So
ciety." which was replete with facts con-
corning the worS done by the society.
The Future was the topic ably
handled by the Rev. r. NJ. Gregg. ID. ID.
OF Chicago. After another song by the
choir the Rev. Washington Gardner. y.
d.. Of Albion delivered the address OF
the day. dwelling upon the dedication
OF the home, the work thus far accom-
plished. aud pointing out the work OF
the future. Remarks followed by the
Rev. W. IL Davis After music by the
hand tho doxology was sung and bene-
diction pronounced by the Rev. Mr..
Shalz. The ladies furnished refresh
mepta The home dedicated today is
regarded AZ a model OF its Kind and Of
which our people may be Justly proud.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24
NOMINATIONS HELD UP.
Republicans Have Home Rule Ideas
About the Territories.

WAsHrNGTbS. Aug. 23-The republi-
cans on few Of the senate committees
have inangutated fight against some
OF those noIhinations Of the president
which they dlaim are in violation Of the
homo rule principle. This has been
done with m pre- activity perhaps in the
committee On public lands than else
where. A number Of names for positions
as registers bf the land Office and places
similar in character in the territories
have been sent in. and among them are
those Of met from distant states. Two
cases that especially precipitated tho
fight are thoke Of Edward g. Spilman. ef
West Virginia. nominated 10 be register
Of the land Office at Kinghsher. o. T.
Bushrod Nj. Dilley. ~ Missouri. nomi-
mated for similar place at Oklahoma
City. The democrats have given the
republicans plenty u time 10 discuss the
nominations. but il IL not feared that
any Of them will be held up very long.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24
GOES TO GOV. .BOlES
Renommsted BY AccIsmatioa BY
Ious Democrats
DESPITE HIS DEcllSATIoN
Cleveland fsdorrcd by the Pistforn-
Fail state Tsckes Nominated
withoat ssrifr.

Dss Noisss. AUG. . 'fhe democracy
u the state nsst se4ay tor the purpose
ot placing ticket IN the iieid- The
sentiment Was al oae way Tor governor.
and notwithstanding his letter declining
q denomination Gossrnos Boies was
nominated by acclanation for third
term.
l.. s. Bestow, the present cumbent.
aud G.. B. Mcfall II Oskaloosa we're
named for lieutenant governor. the
former receiving the nomination on the
first ballot. Judge C.iggett OF Mason
City was nominated for supreme Judge
on the second ballot State Superinten-
dent of Schools knoepher was ren0ni-
mated. and the ticket was completed by
the nomination of Thomas Bowman of
Council Blnffs for railroad commission
er. After the platform had been
adopted Governor Boies appeared before
the convention aud made brief speech.
in which he accepted the domination.
The platform opens with warm CON-
mendation of the administrations OF
President Cleveland. and Governor Boies
charges the present financial stringency
10 the republican party because OF the
Mckinley tariff. the Sherman silver law
and other class legislation. Four years
ago the democrat administration LETT the
country prosperous. with surplus OF
SlO0.0o0.0oo In the treasury; the repub-
licans leave il with an empty treasury
and disturbed business conditions The
tariff and financial planks ofthe national
democrat convention of 1892 are reaf-
firmea; just and liberal pensions
are favored. but fraudulent pensioners
should be stricken from the rolls The
prohihitive plank is as follows:
As partial reparation for the unjust
confiscation OF private property caused
by the prohibitory law, we favor such
legislation as will permit the manufac-
ture Of spirituous and vinuous liquors
within the state. thereby giving to our
own people at least equal rights in this
respect with the manufacturers OF other
states.
The remainder OF the platform is do
voted 10 state matters and some new
issues. notably the bipartisan control
Of state institutions are brought for
ward.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24

Dr. Jerome McCovsn. the oldest for
eign resident In shanghai oied receniiy
In bis seventy ninth year. lie served ss
. surgeon In the federal army eurinr
the ciril war.
An spsdemic a tysertsry h faeing
fisrcely ir the eoutberr prorinrr< 4
Japan. rfefe have bsen ever 300
cssns nesrly COO a ~hieh have proves
fatal
The Chius<. sufhoritic< hsrs flpsfly
begun an ineuiry info fbs v<ot wlsch ~
suifed in tbs murder ~ tso fprtizh
missiunaris< a Hinfro
Duks Fhnsf II Ssr> CobarN ar6
Gofhs diea 81 midnight Tuesday rirts
~ his castle af Reinhsfdsi9sna in %.
burg.
Prime. Fsrainsnd heir rr~snmrsivs
to sbs Austrisn throne. arrised Ia Hong
kong on July a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24
TRACK RECORD BROKEN.
George X Paced in 2;fo La ON the
jackson Course.

Jackson. Mich. Aug. 23-The track
race record was broken this aftnrno0n
when Georse s. paced the second heat
In the 2:35 pace in 2:l914. Seventeen
heats in all were trotted this afternoon.
and all the races were well contested ex-
cept the 2=2 trot, which was walk
away for Red Line. Summaries:
2:;,5 trot. purse 600 Tom =. Almere
won. Young Dauntless second. Mink
Wilkes third; best time. 2.29a.
2:27 trot. purse s,o0-Russell Mont
won. Highland TON second. Greenwood
third; best time. 2.2l
2s25 pace, purse s100-Fannie Rush
won. George s. second. Wabbling Maid
third; best time. 2:l9t4.
2s22 trot, purse s3O0-Red Line won,
John L. second. Tommy Wilkes third;
best time, 2:22
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-24


lsDErExnkEcE. Iowa. Aug 2a-The
track Was fast today. but . strong wind
from the south pressiied all the after
noon.
The 2:29 trot MAS the firsf race called.
and sherbet sold fayorits and son IN
straight heats
The sensational race of the day pas
the 2s.& stake for $1,000 Charles II.
Hoyt Was made fasorite IN the pools
aud looked like q winner q the fret
heat until the three quarters was
reached. when Williams came up on the
outside with the 2yoar-old- Falfa car.
ried Hoyt 10 a break. and ia the dis.
tance flag had the position 10 herself.
finished two lengths ahead Ia 40. the
fastest time made this season by =
year.old.
Summaries:
2.29 trot. purse 500 -Sherhet son,
Pearwood second. Captain Bowman
third; best time, 90.
U2i5 trot. purse si.0oo-Falfa won,
Charles Ii. Hoyt second, King Nasir
third; best time, 2.2o