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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

10 keep any man alive Tor a IS at-
cns,orod 70 eat the native d'a...
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OF his delicacies. .,l that
one thing he could not bear 'lv ne
Was honey. RE could hardly 81. -, me
room Win II. though It might ne ,. ,,s,o.i
secret drawer or cupboard. ne ths
its presence as some persons dl'"' ,fsr
nresence OF A cat. Sometimes ..,Sh.t
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made YOU look 30 uncomfor'apis ne
There was honey In the r., ." you'd
U,ould answer. "and | knew 'h'' ne Il
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removed; but felt quite faint
The dying eagle cents Of $50 !"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
IN THE LITERARY WORLD
xsExIY cBxT REGARDING WRIT
ERs .ssD BOOKS.
Dictionary OF Quotations Decembor mar
per's-oueechy-The virginia Me"f-
cal Monihly-Dodo.

DICTIONARY or QUOTATIONS
PROM ANCIENT AND MODERN.
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN SOURCES
Phrases. Notices. Maxims, Proverbs.
Aphorisms, etc. 10000 References and
Classified Index: Rev. James Wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

pathetic review OF Hindu ideas, and Rev.
Mr. CandIiu's powerful plea for union
among Christians as a moral support TO
mission work, not 10 mention other not
able papers would alone make n book
almost uncxampled I'm significance and
interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

The flying eagle cents Of 100 !"
condition. are. Worth. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

r. Warne & Co. New York. London.
$50. For sale by West, Johnston *
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sculis and shells.

DETROIT, Aug. 9.-Pcrfect weather for
aquatic sport marked the opening day of
the worlds Columbian regatta under the
auspices of tho National Association
Amateur oarsmcn. Tho time was slow.
Summaries: Senior single sculls. first
heat won by w. ;. Mcdowell. Iroquois
club. Chicago, in i0:sl *; second heat. won
by Edwin Hcaly. Passaic club, Newark. y.
j., in io:a5H; third heat, won by John j..
RYAN. Sunnyside. Toronto,in lo:je. Senior
fouroared shells. first heat Won by New
York Athletics in o:iiE; second heat. by
Wyandottes, wyandotte. Mich. in e:l6H.
Junior singles sculls, first heat won by
John II. Hall, Albany, n. ". in lo:S'+l /:
second heat by Alfred Russell. ToronIo,
in l0a',::. intermediate eisht-oarcd shell,
mile and half straight, first heat won by
Minnesotas, st. Paul. in s:o4: second heat
by Argunauts, Toronto, in s:o1.
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THE SILVER MARKET.
The white Metal Teaches the Highest
Marx Yesterday sinre June 81.

The white Metal Teaches the Highest
Mark Yesterdy sinre June ~.
New YORK, Aug. 9.--Silvcr certificates
advanced To - bid and ~ asked at the
stock exchange. There was a brisk de-
mand, while the supply was smaller than
for long time. To-lay's price is the
highest since June q. No transactions re.
ported up to II o'clock. Commercial bar
rose - TO ,5; Mexican dollars. % cents.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.--Oifcrs of silver
to the treasury were S7 900 ounces. The
amount purchased was HOOD ounces at
.,5l5. Tho same price was rendered for
the remainder. The price paid to-Iay was
an advance of ~ over the price paid Aug.
3, aud ll-oO cents above the amount paid
for silver on Monday. The purchase thus
far this month aggregates s5l 900 ounces.
New York, Aug. o.--Une singular fca-
ture in connection with the reception OF
the presidents message here yesterday
was an increase in the price oil silver.
which was quoted after the message was
published at 13 cents bid, and offered at
75H cents. Brokers recalled the fact that
June. 1890, when Cleveland issued his call
for au extra session of congress, silver
sold at 67u69 bid aud asked. Soon the
market was exceedingly dull, almost as
dull as before the receipt of the message.
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EVENTS IN MISsOULA.
Northern Pacific Economy-A Negro
Ioaf-r Hun Out OF Town,

Northern Pacific Economy-A Negro
l.oaf-r Hun Out OF Town,
Special Dispatch 10 tho standard.
MissouLA. Aug. 9.-Tne city treasurer's
report for July shows the total disburse-
ments for the month to have been sl.023.53
and the balance IN the general fund,
August !. ss.G.,s.53. In the sewer fund
there remains 81. .l93.s..
Judge Evans continues his war upon
vags and FOUNDERS. The latest victim was
negro loafer. who was given seven and .
half minutes To leave town. He struck
across the bridge over the Mssoula river
al a ''merello gait" and reached the city
limits with half minute to spare.
Loose planks, holes IN the sidewalks and
projecting nails are the cause OF untold
profanity here at present. This Is not. IL
is said. the fault of the city, but should be
attended to by the owners of abutting
property.
The era of economy through which tho
Northern Pacific railway is at present
passing is beginning to show results. Tho
reports Of the division superintendents
Office show for July reduction Of $1,000
in the expenses OF the division as COM
pared with July, is9e, and OF 5000 as
compared with June.
The Rocky Mountain Telegraph COM
pany has moved its MIssoua Office from
the Florence hotel to a central and con-
venient location on Higgins avenue. The
new Office il well situated i'm the business
portion of the city aud the change Is
good one.
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THEY'RE IN A QUANDARY
Ohio Democrats Find They Cannot S:P7e
God and Mamm0l.
INCLINED TOWARDS MAMMON
The Platform Committee knocks
Out a Silver Piank-ThereIl
Be a Hot Fight In the
Convention.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 9.-Wiii The demo-
cracy oil Ohio stand by President Cleve-
land or by the platform on which hc was
elected? That is the question to be solved
within the next ~ hours, aud there is no
nan in or on; CT Ohio who can predict tho
results with confident accuracy. Half .
dozen candidates are in tue field. Neal,
who framed the tariff plank In tie last
democratic national platform, and who is
o good irec-silver-coinage man. Is IN tho
lead. Neal has declared that he Will abide
by the Chicago platform and his followers
are democrats Of the unterritled stamp
who viii stick TO him as long as there IL .
show of his nomination. Ex-Governor
Campbell aud his friends make no denial
of the fact they are with the aiministra-
ton and that they are out To beat Neal.
Campbell himself will not be a candidate,
but, it is said, will support Charles W.
laker Of Cincinnati. A lively fight Is ex-
pcctcd in the convention for all the Offices,
as plenty of candidates are seeking them.
Some members of the platform connie
tee have received instructions to uphold
the policy of tho admin istration, both
financial and tariff. The committee il now
locked up IN n room of the Grand Hotel
preparing the platform. Ii Is expected
hot fight will he made by the silver men
for free silver.
M,duight-A complete change of front
by the platform committee IL causing
comment. Al midnight the committee adj
journed. having referred the formation OF
the platform to subcommittee OF six,
which will report tomorrow morning.
There will bc no silver plank in tho plat
form and Clcveland's policy will be up
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DOUGLASS GETS HOT.

An Impzssionsd Reply To North Caro-.
iint Professor On Negro surragr.
CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-In the suffrage con-
crcss to-day Fred Douglass was greatly
wrought mp by Stephen B. Weeks. pro-
fcssor in Trinity college, North Carolina,
who read paper on negro suffrage. The
professor said: "Ncgro suffrage is fail
ure; IL must remain failure so long rs IL
Is not an ally of the white vote. Tho
southern people will not submit TO domi-
nation. The white mau must rule. No
man who has not lived IN negro land
knows what negro domination is. IL
means destruction Of property, ruin and
bankruptcy"
When the professor had ilnished, Doug
lass made an impassioned reply. You
are not afraid of negro domiuation," he
said. ''Thc negro can never rule this
country. lie would bc outvotcd by sixty
million OF whites. There is no opposition
TO the negro in the South until he aspires
to rise. II he aspires tn become a lawyer
or doctor lac at once becomes an upstart."
The sections discussed papers on the
government OF cities, female suffrage aud
law reform.
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or comfort was to bo derived from those
VINO had not the courage OF their convie'
tions.
There sill be many scalps taken by
the people before the fight 10 over" con-
hnued the apostle of silver. "There are
men here representing free silver con.
stitucncies who arc panic stricken ana
ready to yield to the clamor against sill
Yer. The people are not 80 affected; they
Will look upon the matter dispassionateiy
when IL is ended and ask their representa-
tivcs what allied them. The people do not
consider the attack upon the Sherman
law AS sincere, for II is to them ques-
tion OF tho first importance. They look
upon 1t rs a fight between the gold men
and the bimctallists and while they would
not be willing TO see the present laws re-
lating to coin go Internationally repcaled'
what they want first Of all Is the free coin.
age oil silver. That is the main question.
THE SENATE ADJouRNs.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.--Thc senate met
and, without transacting any business,
adjourned till Tomorrow. on motion OF
German. The yeas and noes were de-
manded by Plat and resulted yeas, ~;
noes. Il. Tho negative votes were all re-
publican. PefIcr. populist of Kansas,
voting with them, and Kyle, populist of
South Dakota. voting with the democrats.
The democrats all voted for adjournment
and wero joined by the following named
republicans: Dubois, Idaho; Jones, Ne
vada; Perkins, California; Power, Mon
tana; Shoup. Idaho; Stewart, Nevada |;
Teller and Wolcott, Colorado. The chap
lain's opening prayer was a euloey Of the
-
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Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD
GREAT FALLS, Aug. 1.-Two heavy
damage suits were filed in tho district
court to-day. James II. Prosscr sues tho
Montana Central Railway for S2,5 900. The
complainant alleges that on june -. 1888.
AT Neihari. he attempted To catch hold Of
a defective ''brake stair and was thrown
To the ground, breaking his collar bone,
two ribs and sustaining other injuries.
The guardian for Casper TaugcIahl sues
the Great Northern Tor $4,000. The COM
plainant states that the plaintiff is ID
years old. He was ordered by the foreman
10 couple ears. aud in SO doing his arm
was jarnmcd so badly as to make amputa-
tion necessary.
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Monmouth En,ric. for Thursday.

First race. thrcc-uarters of mile
Kingston, 1856; woodchoppcr, i26; King
stock. l2i; Gold Dollar. l:3; st. Leonards,
li9; Minnchaha. ia.
Second race. ihree-quariers Of a mile
Topgallaut. 10; May Win, l07; Ambu-
lance. i07; Miss Dixie. Kiidecr, los.
Third race, West End i4otel stakes. one
milo and a half-Afternoon. le2; Lady
Violet. Miss Maude. Ladiva. Faithful. IL.
Fourth race. Noycsink handicap. ono
mile and half Banquet. l2i; Mars, lis I;
Alhoa. III: Pickpockct, iio; The Pepper,
107; Marigold, 90.
Fifth race, five and half furloncs.
seiling-,ronsides. 1i2; Venus. Burg, Jim
Lee, lO1: kazln P.. Walscy. 1O3; Adyo-
cate. Himyarn, 100; Pottowattamie. 9s ;
Big Mid. Galaxy, a5.
Sixth race. tlve-cighths Of q milc-Beau
Brummel. ii2: Sir Peter. Pisa colt. Toma-
hawk, Bayard. Accident. Plebeian. los |;
Anuia Bishop, 100; Gallatin, lxion, 93;
Miss Fordham, 80.
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Ma.kyn win ruil Through.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-An operation was
performed On John W. Mackay. the ..mil-
lionairc Californian, yesterday for the re-
moval Of tho vermiform appendix. Dr.
Charles McBurney performed the opera
ton. DIR. Arthur Is. Townshend. Mackay's
physician. was also present. Mackay's 5
trouble was appendicitis AMI has nothing
whatever to do with the wound inflicted
by the crank m California. The opera
ton was So successful that to-day Machay
was able To receive one of his closest
friends. There Is no likelihood OF any
dangerous results. Mrs. Mackay Is AZ
present in England aud is fully informed
as 10 her husbands condition.
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TIE. .Ipyude Colorado.

DESvER. Aug. 9.-The Utcs have broken
into Colorado in the western aud north.
western parts of the state. The bands
crossed from Utah on their annual hunt
and aid has been asked for by the settlers.
Governor Waite has received messages
from Western Colorado and other places
complaining of the Indians. The governor
considered tue matter serious enough 10
call upon General McCook. and laid be-
fore him the situation. General McCook
said he would refer the matter TO the au-
thorities at Washington.
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k,iI,nrIin GooL shnp,.

specia, D.spatch 20 the standard
MIssorLA, Aug. 9.-Judgo Reeves has
returned from Kalispel and brings good
reports of that thriving city. There are
three banks. each Of which is sound and
in no danger of being forced into suspen-
sion. There have been one or two COM
merclal failures. but these have not ser.
iously affected the condition of the city's
business, which is in good shape. Tho
town Is steadily grow ing and promises to
state.
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CAUGHT AT LAST ALIVE.

a Bitter Root Knnchrr Fires Upon tho
Black Assaiiant Of his step Daughter.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
MIssorLA. Aug. "A M Mssouiian special
from Grantsdale tonight gives an account
Of an attempted assault last Saturday
upon step-daughter of Samuel Moore. n
Skalkaho ranchman, by n negro. The girl
fed frosn her assailant and was pursued
almost 10 tho door of tho house. The girl
reached homo breathlcss with fright and
exhaustion and told her father Of the as
sault. He promptly pursued the black
wretch. The negro eluded his pursuer
until last night, when ho WAS found by
Moore. who fired the charge Of shot gun
at him. The negro apparently fell into
some brush and Moore, thinking that he
had killed him, came TO Hamilton and
surrendered to tho officers. The sheriff
went to the scene and found the negro un-
harmed. He was arrested and brought to
Hamilton WHARF lie will have q hearing to-
morrow. Moore was released.
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LONDON, Aug. 9.-Etrl Spencer, first
lord of the admiralty. gave dinner this
evening in honor of Admiral Erben and
Captain Mahan of the United States
cruiser Chicago, now at Southampton.
The dinner was given Mt the Spencer
house, st. James Place. the earl's London
residence. A large number Of titled guests
were present. After dinner Lady Spencer
held reception in honor OF Admiral
Erben. Two hundred and fifty guests at
tended.
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Is very peculiar PAGER. whose queer per-
formance at Cleveland led the judges to
believe he had been tampered with. He
repeated the performance to-day exactly.
In the first two heats there was nothing In
Il but Paul. Then this peculiar horse was
as good as out OF the race. for the next
three heats went to Prima Donna in ho!-
low style. Pixley won the 2:l5 irot of
reel
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CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. o. Governor
Osborne has decided not to appoint any
one to tho senatorship made vacant by
the resignation Of A. c. Beckwth until
tho senate shall have decided the ques-
ton whether or not n senator appointed
after the failure OF n state legislature To
elect 10 entitled 10 q seat. If the decision
is favorable to tho seating OF tho appoint
ees, it is definitely settled that the COVER
nor will Immediately name Revenue Coll
Icctor A. L. New of the district Of Colorado
and Wyoming TO I'LL the vacancy. Crc-
dcntials will Immediately be forward to
New. who is In Washington. Should tho
decision he adverse to tho seating Of the
appointed senators, il is eNpectcd that the
governor will at once convene n special
session Of the legislature tn elect a sena-
fnr
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EXPERTS ON The WHEEL
Remarkable Performances at the Blk
Bicycle Tournament In Chicago
ZIMMERMAN IS DEFEATED
A Phenomenal Race OF Five Miles
One Record Broken-A Free
For-All Collision and
Smash-Up.

CHICAGO. Aug. a-Threc unusual events
marked the racing i'm the L. A. w. tourn-
ament to-day; n serious accident occurred.
the worlds four milo competition record
was broken, and the great Zimmerman
was beaten. j. ]. Brandenburg. Chicago,
and w. 7. Murphy, Springfield, were the
victims Of the msliap which occurred In
the finish of the two mile handicap.
The last race of the day. There was big
field and rs the racers rounded the turn
IN the last lap, all making final squirt.
Brandenburg's handlebar got loose aud
his wheel became unmanagcable. swerv-
ing to the left. There was q crash as the
bunch rolled into Brandenburg and
Murphy was seen plunging over the inner
rail ID feet into the open. striking heavily
before Murphy recovered consciousness.
Hio was badly used up, but Brandcnburs
received only few scratches.
The following are the results: Ono
mile handicap. six heats-Tuttle won first
heat 2:i2 81; John L. johnson. second
heat 2:l3 rs; A. L. Cooks. third heat 2:i2;
Holyland, fourth heat 2:li 2-5; A. L.
Baker, fifth heat 2:i0 i-5; Ph Sercombe.
sixth heat 2:l3 As. Quarter Of milo ma
tional championship first heat
showed Zimmerman in wonderful form.
re sno' aheaa q. .ne s,ar. anu Nep n,s
sica, Pa,e ~ iron' a'uougn iu.' 'a', pusn'
MN ,,, "aru, h",snihs o"iy 40 iee' o."'""
inne, .o oonhson .s !" ."s .,' seeonu .s
heiu oaek un'n larry In u,e non'e s,'sn' n
wnen nc n'aue o.au,,'ui spur, ~, anu r,, %
.sncu s, ueou nea' Win ~.
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nu"'suen Mo" w. soe'u ~, ~, W -
'ooN ~. ,' , 20, 80.
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BUFFALO. \. u. Aug. 9.-The track was
good. Thrcc-year-old trot-fantasy won |;
Margrave. second; William Penn. third.
Best time. 2:i5. 2:l2 pace-Prima Donno
won; Paul. second; vitello, third. Best
time. 2:il. 2:l5 trot-P.xiey won; Azoie.
second; Bamlico. third Best time. 2:llH.
In Fantasy. the Village Farm has a
great iil,y, and this was made manifest
this afternoon when. in the event for
3-year-olds. she easily out-trottcd Silicon.
the champion 2-year-old last year. Paul
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IT'S PIE FOR ENGLAND.
Cieveiaud's Message tnth usiasttcatiy Re-
ceived by John Hall.

Cieveiands MsssAge Euth ustasttcatty Be-
ccived by John Huii.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-Thc Daily Neps says:
"In firmness of tone and duncompromising
thoroughnoss of policy Cieveland's mes
sage will fully meet tho expectations OF
the country. Chaplin's and Baifour's argu.
ments are practically answered from the
other side Of the Atlantic. The president
lets the fanatics down easily, suggesting
that although perhaps larger place
claimed for silver in the worlds currency
may be brought about by general inter-
national cooperation, the United States
will not gain n hearing whilst try
ing 10 bring about the result single
handed. What our bi-metallists will
say OF this terrible exposure of
the failure of the great bi-metallic expert
ment, We need not attempt to forecast. 1t
will probably exert great effect upon the
wavering members of the United States
congress and bring about the complete re-
peal which the president advises. The
president and congress can only remove
the original causes of tho initiation of
prices and growth Of rotten speculation
W which led to the present disasters. The
latter cannot be Immediately remedied by
congress. The panic OF 1873 was followed
by five or six years of depression. Unless
matters grow much worse than now the
present panic ought not TO- have equally
severe and prolonged effects"
The Financial Ners: ''Clcvelands
plea for the repeal Of the sherman ac. is
virtually unanswerable. The question
whether the stoppage Of the monthly sill
yer purchases would Immediately end the
crisis is not easy to answer. We are not
inclined to reply of-handed in the affirm
a;ive. II the American people show as
much faith in their currency when water
ing ceases as they did in the first two
years of silver purchases, the effect of the
repeal may he immediate. There is more
reason for such faith now than three years
ago.
The Standard; "If international bimet-
allism has not been brought about, tho
reason is that the balance of advantage
or disadvantage is dead against il. An
agreement to keep up n fixed ratio be-
tween the two metals would certainly do
much mischief. The latest Transatlantic
currency trickery may be read in Cieye-
lands message. Therein he sets forth In
terms the accuracy of which cannot be
contested, the confusion into which tho
indefinite substitution of boarded silver.
always deprcciating in value. for the COM
paratiyely gold coinage, has involved all
transactions of which gold Is an element"
The Post: "America cannot well stop
mt the mere repeal of the Sherman act.
The Post throws out no suggestion, but
somc action is certainly necessary. II is
probable that tho problem which the
United States has TO solve may lead, not
To bimetallism, but to more mature, un.
biased consideration Of the possible uses
r -.l = -
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The Cholera Cases.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Dr. Jenkins. health
officer of the port, issued q bulletin this
evening saying that he had no new cholera
cases TO report from the steamer Kara
mania. The two patients at Swinburn
island continue TO improve.
LONDON. Aug. 9.--The steamer George
Fisher from Brahilov, the principal port
of Roumania, which has just arrived at
Malta, reports three cases of cholera aud
one death from the disease during the
voyage.
BUCHAREST, Aug. 9.--There were IA new
cases of cholera and seven deaths from
the disease yesterday in Soolina, aud
eight new cases aud two deaths in Brahi-
lov.
NAPLES, Aug. 9.--During the - hours
ended at noon yesterday, there were nine
deaths from cholera In this city.
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having Gold From Europe.

CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-Armour 4 Co. to-day
bought 500, ,oOJ OF gold in Europe for im.
mediate importation. II is said to be the
first purchase Of the kind by n purely COM
mcrcial house. The company contem.
plates furthur purchases. The move is
said TO be in the interest of relieving the
financial striugency.
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Heavy Loss of Life From Cholera.

ODESSA, Aug. a.-Oflcial statisticians in
Is provinces affected by cholera in Euro
pean Russia shows that 496 cases and 1876
deaths occurred in one week. In the
province Of Novgorod 25s cases and lO2
deaths have occurred in fortnight. I'm
official reports declare that 1.4o0 persons
were attacked and 800 died in Podolia in
less than a fortnight.
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MONMOUTH PARK. Aug. 9.-five fur
longs Correction won: Sirocco second !:
Lakeview third. Time. 59,f. One mile
Julien first Picknicker second; The Iron
master third. Time, l:i0L. Five fur
lones-Lucky Dog first; Harrington Sec
ond; Factotum third. Time, :ol. Sew on
furlongs-w wormser first, Young Arion
second, Midnight third. Time, :2sH.
Five furlongs gs-Armitags first: Half Mine
second. MAMMA third. Time. l:ol4
Mile and one-sixtcenth--Best Brand. first; I;
Key West second; Lady Pulsifer third.
Time. las. The track was fast.