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presided Ut the trial of the anarchists and is a candidate for reelection. The working class element especially has manifested strong anti-Gary pro- cliyities, and the opposition to his reelection has been aided directly and indirectly by Gov. Altgeld and following. Although indorsed by the Bar Association. the Democrats declined to put themselvess on record once more as fayoring anon-partisan judiciary by iadorsing Gary, and he is consequently a straightout Re publican nominee The interest manifested in the fight outside of Chicago is evidenced in the fact that the New York Press and the New York Sun, respectively Republican and Democratic papers, have edi- torially declared that Judge Gary should be regarded as a National candidate and that the contest should be recognized as one of law versus anarchy, involving the in- terests of the entire country.
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FIVE IN THE FIELD.
An Exciting Time Over New Yorlxs
 Candidates.

NEW YorK. Nov. 7.-The election in progress today is for Secretary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, At torney- General, State Engineer and Surveyor, Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals and Delegates-at- Large to the Constitutional Conven- ton. There are five tickets in the field, representing respectively the Democratic Republican, Prohibition, Peoples, and Socialistic Labor par ties. Both branches of the Legisla- ture are also to be selected, in addi- tion to a city ticket. In the State ticket interest mainly centers in the bitter fight made against Judge Isaac H. Maynard, the Democratic nominee for Justice of the Court of Appeals. He has been opposed on the ground that he committed one of the worst crimes known to the law by stealing the official certificate of election for the purpose of bring ing the State Senate under the power of his party, His nomination has been denounced and repudiated by bar associations throughout the State, as well as by the German American Reform Union, of which Carl Schurz is President, and other bodies. Senator Murphy, Chairman of the Democratic State Central Com mittee, admitted a couple of days ago that Maynard was heavy load for the party to carry, and that Ger man voters all over the State, espe- cially, would turn Maynard down to- day. The Republican candidate against Maynard is Edward T. Bart lett, of this city, while ex-Com- mander in Chief of the Grand Army, John Palmer, of Albany, is the can didate for Secretary of the State. In this city big vote is likely to be boiled as result of the bitter oppo- sition that has been manifested to- ward ex-Congressman John k. fel-
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A FULL STATE TICKET
VIII Be Elected In the sate of Mass.
 achusetts.

BOSTON. MAss., Noy.7.-A full State ticket from Governor downwards is to be selected in this State, togeth- CT with a Legislature. The Demo- crats have nominated John ". Rus sell, who, although of the samenam is no relation to the present Govern on. The hard times have checked the tendency toward free trade among the mill operators through out the State, and as a result it was only couple of days ago when Hon. Francis Hobart, one of the Demo- cratic leaders, said that the prospect of the party carrying the State this year was practically hopeless There are two third party tickets in the field, one representing the prohibit tionists, the other the Peoples Party. The nominee of the former is Rev. Dr. Banks, formerly of Oregon, and now pastor of the Temple Street Method ist Episcopal Church. Some years ago he was shot m the street in the State of Washington as a result of his vigorous advocacy of the temper ance cause. Heroic treatment, how ever, saved his life.
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A GENERAL ACCOUNT.
News Gathered from Various Sections of
 the Country.
Special to the GRAPHIC.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. ', , p. m.-Elec- tions are being held today in various sections of the country. In New York Judges of the Court of Appeals will be elected. Particular interest is manifested in the race because of the Presidents attitude toward Judge Maynard. 1t is generally con ceded that the Democrats will be vic torious. Elections will be held in Massachusetts for Governor and an entire State ticket, in Pennsylvania for State Treasurer, in Rhode Island for Assemblymen and Senator's, in Kansas for all State officers, in Wis consin for a part of the State ticket, i'll Nebraska for Supreme Judges, in Ohio, Virginia and Iowa for an' en- tire State ticket Of these it is be- lieved that Virginia, Wisconsin, Rhode Island, New York, Iowa and Massachusetts will go Democratic. 1t is also believed that Pennsylvania, Ohio, Nebraska, South Dakota and Kansas will go Republican. The Democrats and Republicans each claim Iowa. Mckinley has been re- elected in Ohio, and without much trouble. Russell, the Democratic candidate in Massachusetts, is be- yond all question elected. In Yir- ginia the Populists are making a good race. The result is in doubt, although the Democrats are firm in their conviction that O'Ferrall is in the lead. News from other States is vague and uncertain. They must be placed in the doubtful column.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-07
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT
But Little speculntion Going on in
 Ohio.

CoLUMGUs, O., Nov. 7,-At the State House this morning the adherents of Governor Mckinley arenot doing any speculating regarding the outcome of the election. The only question with them seems to be the size of the Gov ernor's plurality There are four tickets ill the field, the Republican, Democratic, Prohibition and Peo- ple's. The last two ot course, are not i'll it, and although candidate Neal as late as last night expressed himself as sanguine of success, it is gravely believed that he is a little bit of joker. The campaign has been a warm one, although the Re publicans have had considerable the best of it in the way of small army of outside speakers. While the cam paign has been fought in a measure on state issues, yet at the same time both candidates have recognized the fact that full protection or free trade was in reality the shibboleth. The financial and industrial depression of the last few months is expected to materially aid the Republicans. Col. Vim. A. Taylor, a we'll known Col umbus newspaper correspondent, who last fall headed the State ticket and came within l, 1000 votes of being elected, is this time a candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
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CONSIDERING IRRIGATION.
Delegates from Many States Meet at Dem
 ing.

DENYING, \. NJ, Nov. "A largely attended convention, composed of representative citizens of this Ter ritory, Arizona, Western Texas and the State of Chihuahua in the Repub- lie of Mexico, opened here today in response to proclamation issued by Gov. ". T. Thornton for the pur- pose of considering the irrigation subject and to devise and agree upon some concertain plan of action look ing to the development of the agri- cultural, yiacultural and hortieul- tural resources of the region in ques- tion. The Governor called the con vention to order. 1t will take several days to clear up the program that has been laid out.
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TIE WILL OF THE PEOPLE, IS EXPRESSED AT THE BALLOT BOX
 TODAY.
 THE ELECTION QUIET. Reports Frnm Virginia, New York, Iowa Ohio, Massachusetts and Penn
 syivania.
THE ELECTION QUIET.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 7.-This may be regarded as an off year in elections. In Maryland only legis- lature and five judges are to be elect ed. In Missouri a Judge of the Su- preme Court and some minor officials, in New Jersey six members of the State Senate assembly, South Da- kota Supreme Court Judges for three districts. The Populists have d tick ct in the field and have made hard fight with view of gaining control of the positions on the judicial bench.
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IF M'KINLEY TRIUMPHS
He will Be an Avowed Candidate for Pres
 ident

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 7.--If Gov. Me Kinley is reelected this afternoon, and everything points to that result, he may be regarded as a full-fedged Republican candidate for the Pres idency. It has been the talk for long time among prominent Repub- licans who lead the counsels of the party and the Nation that the present election meant for the young Napoleon either still greater honors or retirement to private life. This fact has been re-eehoed by the press throughout the country of the Re publican persuasion, some of them going so far as to say that his vic tory today would make him the logical Republican candidate, demon strate that he is the popular favor ite of the people and insure his nomi- nation practically by exclamation in the Republican National Convention of 1896. It is an interesting fact that upon the ballots used today the .Jr. :" is dropped from his name. This indicates his intention of call iny himself plain William Mckinley hereafter. He would have done so immediately after the death of his father, who had borne the same name, but it was held by some that as he was elected as William Me Kinley, Jr., some complications might follow a change in his sigma ture.
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COL. O'FERRALL.
The Regular Democratic Nominee fer
 Governor, Ahead.

RICHMOND, "A, Nov. At the polls today the electors are record ing their suffrages for a Governor and other State officers, as well as for a Legislature that will elect a Senator to succeed Senator Hutton. who is now serving by appointment of the Governor as the successor of the late Senator Barbour. This same Legislature will seleetiudges to serve from two to six years, covering the entire judiciary of the State. The Populist leaders, as a result of strong campaign, have made numer- ous converts, and their ranks have been reinforced by numerous access sions from the old readjuster party. The indications are, however. that Col. O'Ferrall, the regular Demo- cratic nominee for Governor, will be victorious. He is the same man who last year in Congress likcncd GleYe- land to a lion and Senator Hill to a fex
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iAYS AND MEANS.
Committee Hard at Work.
BRECKENRIDGE A LEADER.

te the GRAPHIC.
 aSGToN, D. C., Nov. 7.-The 'rs of the Ways and Means iHtee have been diligently at
 ance the adjournment of Con
 However, yesterday and to- pnost of tie members, and aly those largely interested in eRtions, have deserted from
 MT. Breckinridge, of Arkan- hll continues to work earn Notwithstanding any demands npon his time and attention. |by far the hardest worker on mmittee, and although now he #hird on the committee he is Xiorging his way to the front. Believed by many that Mir. nridge has a more thorough @lse of the tariff than any N Congress-, and it is a we'll hact that his opinions are re- i by all at the capital with q attention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-07
Quiet in PennsyIvania

HARRISBURG, PA, Nov. "A State Treasurer, Judge of the Supreme Court, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and an Associate Judge are being voted for today. The cam paign has been an exceedingly quiet one.
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FITS FIVE YEARS.
of the Capital National Bank Goes to Prison.
cE COMMENCES SATURDAY.

p the GRAPHIC.
 IA, NEB. Nov. I'm the United Flrcuit Court this morning, the President of the defunct National Bank, of Lincoln, 'tenced to five years imprison- \ embezzlemen t, acrime com |while he was president of the fk, The United States Mar F instructed to commence the Pn ol this sentence next Sat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-07
PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER

lows, who is the Democratic nominee for District Attorney. The New York World has denounced him as Tweed's associate, as aman who has no regard for his debt of honor, and
 has also as indirectly accused him of
 various and divers offenses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-07

Pine Bluff merchants are daily shipping large quantities of goods and the very men that have the best business complain of shard times. , There is deception in this. This country doesn't know what hard times are. and that old, old chestnut is becoming unusually stale.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.
No State Election in Illinois.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 7.-There is no $ sate election in Illinois this year, but the county election for judges and other officials in Cook county is of interest owing to the fight that has been made on Judge Gary, who
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JACKSON AND BOIES.
Bitter and Jealous Campaign in Iowa,

DEs MONIES, IA, Nov. 7-Today's State election is for a Governor, Lieutenant-G Governor, Judge of the Supreme court, Railroad Commis- si0ner, Superintendent of Public In and q Legislature that will elect a United States Senator to suc- ceed James F. Wilson, Republican. For Governor the contest is between Gov. Horace Boies annd Frank D. Jackson The latter has been bit terly attacked over some alleged questionable methods in connection with pension claims while acting as an attorney some years ago. The regular Third party prohibition or is on hand as usual, while the Populists are also in the fight, the latter having brought a dozen from Texas, and also made the best use of glee club amuni- tion. Candidate Jackson has con- ducted his campaign almost entirely on National issues. Both sides are confident of victory.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ia rumor of q row and pos ,.sssolution of the Pittsburgh l1rust. 6.8ting is in prospect between ,'ston fO.1 editor and q prom 8olitician.
  Merchant, an editor of Doug ssls. Ga. is missing and is being 6fbY the Sheriff.
 #.# < ,ouis C. Lutz, one of Cincin- ,t school Faculty, died from s.asl lose of morphine.
 #M@ { Thomas R. Pratt, who has ,s,,ed for $50, 900 by her daughter u will vigorously contest the
 m& I;fornia is making efforts to se- |tI,e best exhibits of the Worlds |4sr the San Francisco Midwin- !xpDsition. < Relieved that Francis H, Weeks Iaw York forger, and absconder eIaad guilty when arraigned for crimes.
 ** : attorneys in the Benton-Newby |eia case will appear today in the at States District Court at H., to file their bill of ex-
 *.* 6re is much interest felt in New |]nfhe movement of the Brazilian ZFalnent to secure Americans anierican vessels for the navy of svnntry.
 ** peh NJ. Fletcher, living near ,n Mo-, has filed suit against IL Murphy, a neighboring far for S4,0O0 damages by reason of sHault with a knife.
 #N view of it's having been hung mp 6 Senate it is not likely that the |tIent will take any action in the 'erof Mr. Hornblower's nomina- aWing to the Congressional re-
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DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!

Lot Fine 36 inch HoPSAcKING illuminated colors, all shades worth fully 35c peryardour price yard Lot HENRIETTA with light hair stripe navy seal and medium brown, cardinal scarlet and degreen worth per yardour price 22c These goods fully 38 inches wide
 Wool all conceivable combinations 5 inches wide sold elsewhere at soc per yard-our price 35c. ALL Wool CAMELs HAIR PADs inches wide sold else where at o5c and 7oc yard-our price only 4oc ExAa heay and all 10ook
 Lot CAMEs HAIR SERGE, very heavy Illuminated and plain all wool worth less than yardou price yard
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IN KENTUCKY
's'atuFe Elected This Year.

nn1 ,nLE' Ky, Nov. 7.-only a ,ph p,v 's to be selected in this |haeasl ae election is, however, of
 ! e'ause the new Legislature |yT,r. enlted States Senator to X z !, imam Lindsay, Democrat. \ 'fo,.'s slscted to serve out the un-
 'efm of AIr. Carlisle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-07
POST MASTERS
''led of Confirmation win be
 Reappointed.
the GRAPHIC.

the GRAPHIC. \. F4foN' D. C., Nov. 7.-The 'i' will reappoint all Post ! Who failed of confirmation
 Feent session of Congress.
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CnoHKS, cHpES, JACKETS.

I Lot LADIES JACKETS good length only o5c Lot LADIES Wool NEwMARKETs full length sold last $500 SIooo and 500. Bought cheap this and sold at the extremely Tor price $500 each Lot MsEs ALL Wool CIRCULARS and NEwMARKETs carried
 from last season. worth high eachour price S2oo each NEW STYLISH CAFES Furmmed with deep ripple capecoar from S4.5o upward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-07

< is much interest felt in New afhe movement of the Brazilian ament to secure Americans nerican vessels for the navy of 5pntry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-07

iew of it's having been hung up
 Senate it is not likely that the ent will take any action in the lsof Mr. Hornblower's nomina- Nlng to the Congressional re-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-07

,h NJ. Fletcher, living near . Mo, has filed suit against
 {. Murphy, a neighboring far ,r S4, 1000 damages by reason of anlt with a knife.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09
STATE NEWS.

Mundo McAniey OF Grsniteville was
struck by tberevolyins handle Of a derrick
one day last week, aud his skull laid bare,
bis nose smashed, and the upper part Of
his lip torn from his jaw He was thought
to be dead, but be regained consciousness
10 40 hours and is nov expected to recoy'
er.
Wb,n cold or cough has been neglecl
ted fora long time aud tubercles, have
been formed in the lungs the cure OF the
sufferer is hopeless. How important it 10
that these frat stages should be watched
and The 6rtt symptoms detected snd
cured with DR.. Bulls Cou III Syrup.
have been great sufferer from dry Gu.
tsrrh for many years, and l tried macy
remedies. but none did me so much bene.
DIT as Ely's Cream Balm, 1t completely
cured me. NJ J. LILLY. 80 Woodward
Ave-, Bos'on highlands, Mass.
George Shores Of Csliss. aged As, was
thrown from sleigh Tuesday and fatally
injured.
Tapley's Bread Winners" outwears ell
ether shoes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

Jiahts SIR Hsses. Y " shslsoc
Aninr - $50 ~ Katasil G WI
h.na.. face Ntsaers l. y Bsa*su. 0rs
n,o,k. Kiieg: Grand igros A |
We, rel, psaaa Keepers, II L J IA on,
CHssrss. Y D Hsg ssfs; Road eco Il 10
ii asf. Il J FEllsr; Tevs Agent. Cephs'
Williams. school Directors. q William,
Herb n gohn.or. u Taylor Voted Q
raise 100 cis % the dollsr Of the Grsnd
Let 81 Is93 - corer AZ tales for the
ye1.
lkNpJnovK
Mis- j. IL holAtr vas called 10 shel
barr Pals. Mas. reeeStly BY the death Of
hsr si.isr, Mrs stevens She sss detsin'
"a nearly = vevt 81 5 Oh Lohdonderry
by The bs8 rosds
--Th,r. viii bes donation a, i 4 NJ
Hall this Tbursdsy eve ior The nsti OF
the pastor We hope iAs'l tshirg viii
be good. boz Il is almost too much too
hope Tor ,his 9in,er
ARtly0ros
Town ole -, Moderator. J. X Batch
elder, CLERK. Geo. D, Holien; Treasurer,
y. c. woodvo III; selectmep. Il NJ La,
ihrop. J. B. Webb, G, u Young; Over.
seer Of p OF. Msrsbsll Goswey; LIT Coo.
stable. II. 4 Wilson; Cad Constable. Eli
d Stone. Audittrs, II. II. DemiuF, O. Al.
Barber. n. Parsop; Road Commissioner.
MF. Kilhan; School Commissioo ere, II.
s Wil,os years, l.. II, Graves 2 year,
Chss Buck year: Law Agent, o, NJ. Ban
Der; Listers. Jacob Stakeholder. J ID.
Cobr y. h r Davis.
SYNDICATE
There viii be qusrperly meeting s'rsir
ees ct the n. L. ebn CD neat Sunday.
AMr DsWm has 6n' new portable
saw mill set up 10 what Is called Tidd
hollow.
-Lumbermen are improving the sleigh.
ing aud II SNOW makes them happy they
ought TO be in eestacies.
There will be Columbian concert Of
the NJ. l.. church rext Sunday evening
aud il is toptd there will be full house,
w ith the Increased demand for chair
stock and the large numb OF mile in
this vicinity the stock Of growing timber
will be all ed up in very few years,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09


Middle %
es~e; fonish
Tomb s,s set 10 the Cny
ItrAva ld
rktobu
peier Al
On shsd j. and
aud
A'eft b"dH
me viii san With designs
f. ESTABROOK, Box 8, Manchester Centre, VI.
Mr. . aDdt
EXCELSIOR GRANITE COMPANY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

Mr.. DEXTER Bsich-ider snd q. NJ.
Farnum aud sif Who have oil been III
with pnsumonis trt recovering,
Our stage hes h,d mighty her ! lime
Of i, the pat tao W., ks AID mails hsvs
been very ie~ and lar bsl~se We begin
TO long tor drg dsfs
Town ,flcrrs: Mode, a'or, II Bs,ch'
elder; Topu Clerk. q 7 Simond.; Select
nea. Il | B.,cbeide', Samuel Stiles. Mef'
riii Cook Listers. AS Brovn, Fred Cfossi
nan, q X Davis. Audit r.. 9 " whitney.
q X Davis. FG Wymab: Ift1urer. @ J.
Richardson. oretsstr u Posr q h Davis;
Constable snd C, liee,srG X Davs;Grspd
Jurcr NJ J Bsps ood. Town Agent. VI y
Lyo1; Rcd @ maissiousr @ n DAVE
school Duect =. Il B,tebeldsr. NJ b
Lsou, Nj Hsrf o. No'ec - rsise not
dollar asd siriy cslts on the dailsf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

Mrs @ BATHS is very III at Bennins on.
Charles Edserton and Mrs + Rob
eris ar both seriously Ill.
Hosea Benson has rented his farm The
coming year TO III, ton Ez a.
John Copgdon will carry on the Jam
es Koran farm the coming year.
The hop Monday evening wsssvry
en- Joy able siiair. Brooks band furuisi ed
the music
Town cfficeIs Moderator. G b Kent;
CLERK aud Treasurer. Geo NJ WALL Selec,
Men, L NJ Torrey, z McDesvi't. A b Rob
srt.; Ov, rseers OF the poor,'he Selecimen /;
Constable. N MeWayne; Listers, w Il
Beebe q N Vial. N Mcwsype; Road com
mi sion,r. Clark NJ Potter: School com
missinner, John Fisher. Thomas Qnigley
Nm NeD~avit', Law Ageb,. A l. Boren |;
Andiiop, j NJ Aim.itoDe. q II Williams,
A l. Bowen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09

-Tovn oficers: Moderator. NJ X Cans
C.erl ssd Tressrtr. c y Williams Sch
scsnsr, J NJ ksnisll. AW Proa,y. l. W
White; ovrr9sr o. Poor. NJ h Cone, Con
s,.ble aud Collector, NJ X Cone, Listers, J
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-09
MAsrnKsrKK pgror

- The Bennington Banner has the fol-
loving. A. O. Coomer. roadmaster on
the Bennington aud Rutland rsilssy, was
at North Pei,r.burg. N. Y ,Sui day, where
be runs store. Mr.. Ooomer took Oh bis
vsrcoat aud laid II on the store counter
and went swsy. Several par les we're 10
The store go.os cut sod II. When Mr..
Coomer weut to put 90 his coat he found
bis pocIeibook under the coat 90 the
counter, With $500 ken out No clue
has been found II the rot bT
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-02

Happened to- WAIVER somewhat In their
course: Neither of the protests was, how
ever. sustained. =. " ~: ~ :.
/ The: handrcappfng was fairly good, but
l:cOuId have been improved upon; as in
some of the races :>the riders were strung
out considerably at the finish. OF course
Eftis avery difficult matter to handicap
riders W bio come from all parts of the State,
I because their:speed is: known :only.to the
l*oficers of The club OF which they aremem-
l.bers and, as a general thing these club of.
+ dcers from<the country always. give their
Representatives "a bit the best Of it when
giving information to the efficient handi-
Ecapper Ola league meeting regarding the
riding abilities, of their men.
The following is a summary of the first
dav' $ racing: ."*
Eighth annual meeting of the California
Division. League of American Wheelmen,
under auspices of the Bay City Wheelmen.
at Central Park on. July 1. :
One mile maiden Starters First heat-Grif-
fths, b: Z. w; Jahngen: Un:; Ebenritter, Tn. /;
=Dilses. b. G. w; Price, B. G. W.. Grtifiths first
Ebenritter second. Time. . min. 50 5 sec. :
Second heat-Languetin,: b. c. W.; Langford,
o. l.. W.; Day. h. c. W; Larsen. B.. G. w. /;
Juth, 5. j. r.. Languetn first. Juth second.
F. Final heatof the one. mile maiden-Starters:
GritfthS, Ebenritter, Languetin and Juth.
FIRST Ebenritter, second Grft1ths. third Lam.
guefln.,. Time; min. 20s sec.
beat to ride in final on Tuesday. First
heat-Starters: C.S. Wells. B. G. w, scratch;
j. f. Alexander, Il. &. c.. 40 yards; Grant Bell.
A. A.-C.. so yards; II. f. Terril, B. c. W., 20
A: :Grf1lhs Be. W. 10 yards; c. r. Pattei-
+ s0n,*O /. W.. 125 yards; 7: @. Hall Los A.W.,
! 50 yards !: II. Ebeniitttr, Un., 140 yards: q.
Nv. Simpson Il. c. W., 165 yards: A Reid. b.