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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
WORKING GIRLS IN DANGER.
Rush for spring Goods Doubles the Sra n on
Tired shop & iris-y-ca Ions a Long Way on.
How Many Keep Well ana strous.
20 men with sisters dear.
o men with motners aud wives,
It's not the linen you're wearing out.
4ut human ,ereNfprp<, ttx~.

20 men with sisters dear
o men with mothers and wives,
It's not the linen you're wearing out.
But human creatures lives"
II Thomas Hood could have looked into
one OF the big retail stores IN any cisy,
with the endless stream of eager bay~rs
aud the pale faced shop girls behind the
counters, he would have included women
As well as men In his appeal for more hui
manity.
In order that some may 60 finely clad
and have leisure. thousands Of tired work
ing girls must wear cut health, good iorks
aud strength by long. close hoursin Offices.
behind monotonons store counters aud IN
factories
Women" As DR.. Weir Mitchell says,
"are by physiological nature more Liable
to be nervous aud thin-blooded than are
men," /: IS "A sad drawback n the face OF
the duties OF life that very little emo
tiopal disturbance, anxiety or nervous
strain sutfices 10 overcome the woman as
il does not the man, and that the same
excuses which make him irritsble raaAs
her nervous.
The greatest friend tired, feeble women
have today is Paipe's celery compound. tbs
remarkable discovery Of Prof. Edward L
Phelps, NJ. D LII D., Of Dartmouth col
lege- The greatest nerve regulator and
blood purifier yet known Is the maiosiay
of great proportion OF the homes through
out the country where nervous weakness
and feebleBess have entered. Paine'- cell
cry compound begins at once TO rebuild
the shattered nerves and nerve centers all
over the body. IT Is the one great spring
medicine. because 1t quickly removes i'm
purities from the olooi; gives new life
and vigor by filing every tiny raminca-
ton of the blood vessels with rich red
blood, capable OF making healthy tissue.
1.-The difference between the knowledgs
Of today" says we'll known scientist.
land that possessed before DIR. PHELPS
studies OF the nerves and their intimate
connection with every process In :he body,
is enormous. Dyspepsia, for instance, Is
now ranked as a nervous disease. aud, as
in the case Of other nervous weak ness, II Is
readily durable by attending closely TO the
nutrition of the nerve ceuters with Paine's
celery compound. Diseases OF the kidneys,
heart and the liver are cured In the same
radical way, by providing abundant aud
appropriate nutrition for these paris"
mot more food but better" - the
watchword of the best medical skill-bet-
ter food for nerves and nerve centers.
Wheu the system IL completely nourished
the tired-out, run down feeling vanishes,
and the craving OF the nerves Called
neuralgia. rheumatism and heart trouble
ceases.
There is one remedy deserving the
name Of spring medicine-thst Is Palne's
Celery Compound" said very careful
physician. Sick headache, sieeplessness,
mental oppression and lack of energy are
cured by Psine's Celery Compound 1t
makes people we'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
ALL ROUND SPORT.

CHICAGO. April 1.-The Caleago Ath-
letic association is completing arrange
ments for a general track and field meet.
ing to he open TO the sihiesic gentlemen
Of all colleges In the west aud to be held
here June2 The events will Include 100.
go 40, $50 yard and one-mile rans: 10
high and 20 low hurdle races, one-a mic
pole vault for height, throwing sixte-n-
pound hammer and putting sixseeu-poand
shot. aud one-mile bicycle Races. These
events are the same those at the Mott
Haven games, and IL will be possible TO
compare the records of the two meetings.
Many of the principal western colleges
have ANNOUNCED their intention TO take
part in the meet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
BRITAIN'S BILL MODIFIED.

WASHINGTON, April 11.-An interview
with Sir Charles Russell. published today.
on che proposed British legislation to give
effect to the Boring sea award awakens
interest among the members OF the foreign
affairs committee OF the house. Mr.. Nc
Creary, chairman of the committee, tanks
il indicates a disposition on the part OF
Great Britain to comply with the IDEAS OF
the United States as 60 what is necessary
TO give effect to the award. He looks upon
Sir Charles RusselPs Interpretation OF the
clause bearing on the liability of sealers
not notified before sailing. as decided
mod fication OF the scope Of that Clause
first telegraphed 10 this country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
RsRREN VICTORY.

DENVER. COL April Il-Attorrsys for
the Gulf roa. will ask tie Unit-d States
eocrt to ses aside tie recent snuEAi esec-
ton OF Gulf directors WHO are Jnlca Pa
cite men, on the ground that toe statutes
prohibit one read from oYerafsag o. II n
1giny = connecting line. znt the tsGif add
Csioa Pacific systems are con petia< lfn-s-
Ex-tiSsernor Evans declares IL. TIE Ia
isa Pacific yictory Is barren oa-. - The
road, being in tie hands 81 = receiver, the
directors czsa uos interfere
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
LONG FIGHT IMMINENT

CHICAGO. April 1L-Pursuanr to the de-
cision of the Central Building league and
a majority of the leading builders of Chi
cago, the lockout of all employees engaged
In the building trades begins tomor-
row at o'clock. No man affiliated
with a trades union viii be taken back TO
work until a general agreement is reached
that they will consent to an arbitration of
all differences growing out of the sched-
uies which the bosses have refused to
sign. Representatives of both sides say
that a long fight, and one in which the
building trades and allied industries will
remain practically at a stsndstill, is immi-
nent.
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ROBBERS RUN DOWN.

ENID. o. T., April 1L-Word has just
been received that two OF the Rock Island
robbers, who rode away on horses when
the shooting began, had been overtaken at
Hennessey. They will be taken to Wich-
ita to avoid lynching. One of the cap
tured robbers has made full confession.
He says that the robber who was shot
dead by the guard was named Bill Rhodes,
alleging that he was an Old member of the
James gang and came from Clay county,
Missouri. Rhodes, alias Pitts, had a
claim adjoining Cole Dalton's in Okla
hoEla, anu a man who is said to be de-
tective went out there last night and says
there are four deserted shaDties in that
peighborhood
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
xrSsouRI q. a. z.

LEBANON. Mo-. April li-fae thirteenth
parsmeut G. A. r, was held here to-day.
Tse following officers were chosen: De
psrtment com at-r. Louis GrGssl Of 81
Louis: senior vice comm snder. Louis Fish
@r OF Salem: junior vice commander. {. W.
Ruby OF Lebanon; medicinal director, l.
T. Bronson OF S-d.lia; aud chaplain, "
{. Ca.iAnd OF Springfield
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ON HIS OWN EVIDENCE.

LANSING. Mich. April Il-In tue case
OF ex-Secretsry Of State Joachim for falsi-
fving the salaries amendment returns, the
prosecution today pursued the course OF
calling witnesses and then Immediately
turning them over 10 the defense for ex-
animation Finally the prosecution rested
its case and the defense asked that other
witnesses be sworn TIE prosecution
claimed their case was sufficiently strong
without further testimony. Joachim him
self testified that be always signed the
documents IL his department without ex-
animation. Arguments viii begin to-
morrow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
IN HER OWN PIT.

SAN BEENAEDINo. Cal, April ia
sen sationsl divorce case was tried in the
superior court today before Judge Otis. in
which Elizabeth johnson was plaintiff and
L. NJ Johnson defendant Both were
residents Of RedlapGs. The husband filed
a cross bill alleging adultery. and named
as correspondent James j. Corbett and J.
Z. Msllipgan- AS the plaintiff did not
divorce on the hu stands cross hill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
WATKINS AppoINrEn RFcErvFR

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April Il.-Judge
Phillips, OF the United States circuit
court. has appointed J. B. Watkins re-
c-iver of the Watkins Land and Mort
gage company, = Colorado corporation
which owns valuable tracts OF land in
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas The ap-
pointment was msde upon the petition of
the Grsrd Life Insurance. Annuity and
Trust company Of Philadelphia, the COM
paDy's principal creditor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
Strictly Pure
White Lead

You cannot afford 10 use ei<ab
faint To be sure ofgetiing Strict-
ly Pure White Lead, book at the
brand any Of these are safe:
Southern" Red Seal"
Collier
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12

NEW YORK. April 11--Fiizsimmons ssii
To reporter today that he would ec will
ing TO take on Dan Cree lon. Joe Choypskt
or any middle wei sht or heavy weight,
barring Peter J scx-on. to a finish or n
private, IL the side wager aad purse IL
made any way enticing Faz thinks that
Cboynski or Cre-doa cannot refuse To
meet him in private. pr 'vlding he offers
10 meet them for tbs side wager sloee.
which be will do. II will give Corb~tt she
same chance" continued FItz. "snd bet
him $40, 600 on the outside thst whip him.
Or I'll engage in limited round bout
before he sails for Europe. ] don't want
him to think taat IN making any bluffs.
/ mean everything i saw, and will back
up my statements with tae solid cash. IL
the National Sporting club odrrs a pure
for a fight between Nrd PfiIehard aud
myself, l will 20 TO Eaglaad. providing
expenses are allowed me"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
TAILOR TROUBLES TERMINATE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 1.-THE troubles
that have affected the tailoring trade in
this city for almost two months we're set
tied this afternoon aud / 900 employees will
resume work Immediately. The matter of
prices is left IL Mr.. Wright, the master
workman Cor the trade. 1t viii also be
made a condition, precedent to employ
ment in organized shops, that every per-
son employed therein shall be a mem Der
in good standing of the Knights of Labor.
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MORE MONKEY WORK.

WASHINGTON, April Independently
Sherry OF Connecticut, introduced in the
honse to-day "A bill TO establish bureau of
interstats banks. The bill is "a modifica-
ton in some important respects of the
national banking act and is designed to
meet the demand for q local currency in
the south and west by affording a more
profitable aud accessible basis for circu-
lation thon United States bonds
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AND 1T TAKES MONEY.

WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Chand-
Ter today presented in the senate an
amendment TO the sundry civil approurja-
ton bill. making an appropriation of $780,
900 for the enforcement of the immigra-
ton and alien contract labor laws The
amendment also proposes To change the
title OF the superintendent of immigration
to that of commissioner general of immi-
grafton and be. in addition to his other
duties. is to be charged with the execu-
tor OF the alien Contract labor laws
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JURY CoULpNT AGREP

"A NsAS CtTY, Mo, April 1.-THE testi-
mony ia the hbe suit ~ J. G King, Gov
error -Lewei.Iug. Ct al. against Pcpuiist
Lawyer James A. Smith was concluded
today The jury at II o'clock tonight re-
ported that they were unsb.e 20 agree and
were discharged. The jury was composed
OF ten Republicans, one Democrat aud one
Populisc
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cHrLp,s Play IN CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE prospects
are not bright, according 20 opinions OF
prominent Democrats in the house, tina, q
voting qunrum will be secured tomorrow
on the motion 10 vscate the order to ar
rest shsentees. which was the cause OF to-
days trouble IN the house. According TO
one OF the leaders who was Questioned, il
may be necessary, IN order 10 secure a quo
rum. 10 vacate this order. or renew the OF
d., fs.lf
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THE JENKINS INQUIRY.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 1.-THE men,
bers of the Jenkins Investigating commit
tee left the city today. The stenographer
has not yet written out the testimony but
it will be forwarded to Chairman Boatner
within two or three days aud the commit
tee will then review it and make its re-
port. From the expressions Of the mem
bers OF the committee, it is not believed
there will be two reports
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Rad AS BRICK

GAINESVILLE. Tex. April iL-Ia Fish
creek near tbi. city there was foard fss
r-msin- 81 THREE days cid babY. Miss
Ella And. aged q y~zrs. and her lover
Edgar Towssend, aged 81 yssrs. have ben
arrested charged with lufauflci!e The
young woulzn confessed the gale II both
parties. Startling Developments are sx-
peefed later. As both are Of prominent
families
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IN ANTICIPATION.

UNIoNTowN. Pa, April lL--At midnight
the region Is quiet according to the story
of Sheriff Wilhelm, who has just returned
from the scenes of today's trouble. He
SAYS the strikers are at their homes to-
night and no trouble is expected before to-
morrow afternoon il at all He at once
began swearing deputies to so into service
tomorrow morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
MINERAL LAND CONTEST.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The full bench
of the supreme court was engaged today
in hearing the arguments in the case OF
Barden vs.. the Northern Pacific railway
company, which comes to this court on APP
peal from the circuit court for the district
OF Montana The question Is whether the
lands, ascertained to be mineral lands
after the grant to the railroad company.
are the property Of the company, congress
having excluded mineral lands from the
operations OF the grant, The railroad COM
pany insists that only such lands are ex-
cluded as were known to be mineral lands at
the time of the grant, while counsel for
Barden assel Is tie mineral lands are ex-
cluded up to the time that patent was
issued. The government is uphoiding the
case Of Barden who was represented By
Solicitor General Maxwell aud w. w.
Dixon. James Mcknight and j. j. Carter
appeared for the railroad company. The
principle laid down by the court in its de-
cision of this case will have an important
bearing on other mineral land contests In
Montana, and the Interests at stake are
very large. Most of the mineral lands
along the Northern Pacific in Montana,
Idaho and Washington will be affected by
this case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
FRIGHTFuL PBANToMS

Haunt the dreams of the sufferer from in
digestion. What should the nightmare
ridden dyspeptic do when walking with a
start, the sweat oozing from the pores,
sleep for the remainder of the night seem ms
unattsinable? Swallow wineglassful of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. which, if
taken before geing to bed. would have in
sured repose. Use the Bitters for nervous
ness. dyspepsia, rheumatism, malaria.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

AKRON, o., April 11-Nine hundred en-
ployes of the Werner Printing company,
who have been out on strike since Mon
day for the restoration of 10 per cent cut
In wages, met today and decided to return
TO work. The 200 pressmen and press feed
Frs Withdrew from the meeting aud Will
stay out for the old wages
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TO TALK ABOUT MONEY.

LONDON. April L-Mr. Balfour, Mr..
Lidderjale, formerly governor of the Bank
of Englaud. Sir David Miller Barbour aud
number OF Others of equal promiueace
have promised 10 attend au international
bimetzllic conferences that Is 70 be held on
May At the Mansion house, the official
residence Of the lord mayor OF London
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HELD IT AT BAY
EX-sPEAKER REED FORCES THE
HOUSE TO ADJOURN.

Republicans Determine That Since
Democrats Have DiScredited Them
selves by Unseating Duly Elect
ed Republicans They Must
Find Their Own Quo
rums-Latest Move
ments in the Ber-
ing Sea Mat
ter-Notes.
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ENDORSES THE STRIKE.

DENVER, Colo, April 1L.-SIate Coal
Mine Inspector Reed endorses the general
strike of coal miners ordered today by the
United Mine Workers OF America. Col
orado miners, he says, are starving, their
average wages for last year amounting to
only SLO6 day, and some of the miners
are three TO six months behind in their pay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12

THE MAKERS OF DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy say: If we can't cure your
Ca.arrn no matter what your case is.
wen psy you $500 IN cash." Now you
can see what is said of other remedies.
and decide which IL most likely to cure
you- Costs only 80 cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
ON WALL STREET.
Narke: Holds Firm During q Day De-
void Of Interest

NEW YORK. April 1.-The spec1iaiioo 20
day was insensely dzn and zp.oluts!y devoid
OF interest. Chicago Gzs wac tie only stock
Ia which the transactions exceeded lelpS
skzTes. aad ia only lour Others -. f&Ei,
s1ga.. Missouri Pacific and Arrs scsn ToSz<-
co. did the sales record 5. 90 shares. The foc-
toafions wee extremely rar-oE. and Ia bal
few instances aid the changes - tie day
range above fractions. LONDON Wa n tBe
mar et a small boyer of<I. Pzc3. and some
o. lsse low priced ArritrSxe sTec.siitss bsir<zl
scstsin prices cary Ia t6s DAY zEe8 n s-Nf
raid threatened values BEL eo1stcsTinx ne
caIlass- and the E2ck o! buyers. the MARKET
vas very firmly he'd
70 - expected thu s E1nzai saiprne1s %
god vii be maze 20 FFzncr on SATURDAY, bot
she talk Of god sIp.rt oo>> nSt s1srs re-
STOCK specafztson, tnassaD1h ~ tie fcf~tEz
exc-An<S market e Dos fxxOrsDis ~ zs.y s2rss
trsusAc1so1. - fhss nsfgrc.
Tie bond rArssf Wa ErIn 81 toos AZ Gay.
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THE best investment

L in real estate IS TO keep build
ings well painted. Paint protects
the house and saves repairs. You
sometimes wan; 10 seli-rnany a
good house has remained unsoId
for want Of paint. The rule should
be, though. the best paint or
none" That means
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-12
GRAIN MOVEMENTS,

On the Produce exchange TODAY the butter
market was firm; creamery lsaS3c. dairy
1lalsc. Eggs unchanged, strictly fresh 91ea
l0c
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DENVER, Col, April IL Walter BsrSisn.
the yeuns wneeiman VINO Is riding from
Denver 10 Paterson. y j., rode from Scott
City TO Great Bend. Kan. ia one day-tbs
longest run ever made by Jrsuscont,-
mental tourist in a single day.
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THE GETTING ITDoWy


IS bad enough. with the ordi-
nary pin. But the having it
down Is worse. And. after
all TIE disturbance, there's
only 3 little temporary good.
From beginning 10 end, DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are
better. They're the smallest
and easiest 10 take - tiny,
sugar coated grsnules that
any child is ready for. Then
they do their work so easily
and so naturally that it lasts.
They absolutely and perman-
entity cure Constipation, In
ssis-s<<iou Rilioy<s Attacks
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Sick and Bilious Headaches. and al dersnge-
neats of The liver, stomach and bowels.
They're guaranteed 70 give satisfaction, or
your money IS returned
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Pool Match.
Day on the TUT.

CLEVELAND. o.. April li.-In the ccn;ln-
nous pool match tonight Clearwater scoi q
was 2i2 and D'Oro'sls7
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loose. SO c,lsa6 30. Dry sailed shoulders. boxed.
S. S1laa6 l2is. short clear sides. boxed, - ia
at 15c, Whisky. distillers' finished goods, psr
gallon, 81 Is, Sugars unchanged. cut loaf ....,
standard A 49,.
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WASHINGTON. April 11-Mr, Reed held
the house at bay for an hour and half
to-day on a motion to discharge the war
rant issued to the sergeant-at-arms during
the fight over the contested election cases
to arrest absentees. The Republicans
under his leadership refused to vote. and
the Democrats being unable to muster a
quorum yielded to an adjournment. The
Democrats fear this move on the part of
Mr. Reed is in pursuance of a carefully
formulated plan to force the constant at
tendance OF Democratic quorum bereaf-
ter. The Republicans deny that any such
plan has been agreed upon.
The business of the house is well adj
vanced and il such scheme were carried
into effect, the Democrats say they will
have ample time TO transact their routine
business before the senate disposes Of the
tariff bill
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FITZ AFTER JIM
BOB FITzSIMM0Ns WILL BET'$lo-
600 BE CAN WHIP C0RREgT

Spelling for Fight With Any One
Barring the Australian Daxkey.
says He Has Solid Cash e
Back Up His Oner anA
Means Just What He
Says--News Of Inter
est Prom the
Field OF
sport.
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OUTLOOK TOO GOOD
GOVERNMENTS REPORT On WHEAT
CAUSES A SLUMP.

Opens Weak and Quickly
Develops an Inclination to Hit the
Bottom-Governme Reports
Prospects Better Than This
Time Last Year aud Trad
eTs Credit the Story.
Corn ana Oais Both
Decline, Also
Provisions.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April li--tirst race
Five farionss; Silver Won Bliss. second
Second-Hslf mile. two-year-olis; Tiger
won: INSTRUCTOR, second; Find Out. third
Time 0:5O;S.
Tbird-Ons mile. selling: Hydy won;
DR.. Ross. second; Steadfsst. third. Tim.
l:43s4
Fourth-Three-qusrters OF a mile. hsadl-
cap: Romsia won; Royal Flush. second.
Zobair, third Time, I:i3.
Fifth-About three-qusrters OF mile:
Tigress won. Sympat be,lcs Last. second;
Inferno. third Time. l:is4.
ST LOUIS. April 11-First race-Ffv.
and a bali fuFlongs: i. III. Nc won, Cant
Tell, secondi Archbishop. third. Time.
I:l65..
S-cond-Haf a mile: c. n. c. won.
Roscoe r. second; Austrai. third. Tim-. 80
ThIrd-Six furlOng-: Bceton WOO, Grey
Dnke. second; Dan Farrell. third Time.
1854
Fourth-Half a mile. Republic won;
April Fool, second; Aorrissey, third.
FiIh--Six furlongSs Aciolojsm won,
Merge, second, Madden. third. Time
l.23i<
Sixth-Seyen furIongs: Billy Sundsr.
land won: Beiisarius, second; Pekin. third.
Tine, ESs57.
RoBY. Ind., April H.-First race-Hslt
Courtney Won. Ellza. Ossi g.. third.
Time. 1:00.
d-Nipe-sixteentbs OF mile:
Some More won; Lawmsking. secondf
Picadilly, third Time, l:i9
Third-Five furlonss. Brete Harte Won:
Upbsts, second; Imp Mother OF Pearl.
third. Time, lis.
Fourth-Five furIong,t TarquIn wont
Yucst,u. second: Blus Baaoer, third.
Time, l:l55.
Fifth - Eisven-.ixtsepths OF a mile:
Vssvy won; Ro-e, second; Rossmoud.
third Time. III.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April IL-First race
Six furiOugs; Jscinss won, Volt. secondt
Robert Lstta, third. Tim-, 1:i9I
Second-S>veu furioDgs; CsFoiins Ham
liton won: dead heat for second 0st wssa
Miss Mamie Perkins aud Mariet Time.
l;321<
TniTd-Fonr furlougs: Lady ef the
Lake Won; Jack Frey. second. PosssdaE,
third. Time 80
Fourth-Oae miles St Patrick wsa;
Chant. sScond; Prince OF Darkness. .hirS
Time. l:44S.
Eiftk-Five furlongs, three heoem
First heat; Ton Ton. FIRST; Miss Ssnuis.
second; susie Nell. tnird. Time. isO4
Second heat: Byron WOO; Ms Nsnu3a
second: Ton Ton. third. Time 1904
Third hest; Byron won. Toa Ton, see-
ond- Time. i:07.
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CASUALTIES.

Pure blood is better than blue Blood
To have pure blood, take Hoods Sarsapar
lila.