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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20


Just Now.
Miss Lois Graham Is visiting in Fort
Scott.
Miss Bessie Daeuer was in St. Louis this
last week.
DR.. Martin and Miss l. B. Martin are in
Chicago.
Miss May Palmer is visiting In Leon
over Sunday.
Miss Maud Rogan is spending the Sab
bath at Goddard.
Mrs. Fred Smyth is entertaining Mrs. c.
w. Brown OF Kansas City.
Mr. Will Kuz leaves for Philadelphia
today TO be gone three months.
Mrs. Harry Lytie, with her baby, leave
this week for visit in illinois.
Mrs. 3. F. hartman will entertain Miss
Kate Ciough, of Leavenworth. this week.
Mrs. Chas. F. Martin of Brockton,N. Y,
is visiting tie family of Mr.. L. c. jackson.
Mr.. j. S. Knight was in the city q few
days last week the guest OF Bruce Priddy.
Miss Minnie Peck of Chicago will arrive
Tuesday aud be the guest of Mrs. Fred
Bentley
Mrs. Frazier of North Topeka avenue is
entertaining her sister, Miss Welles of
LES IhOiucS, AZ.
Miss Mabel Israel has returned from
Fort Scott, where she has been visiting
Mrs. Hollinger.
Misses Lena Murdoch and Mollie Nc
Guinness, of Ell Dorado, are the guests of
Miss Minnie Cramer.
Mrs. and Mrs. Ira Straddling of Sedg-
wick came into the city Saturday to spend
Sunday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs George Conover of Vir-
ginia City. Ill.,, and Miss Jennie Pervines,
are the guests of Miss Louise Bone.
Miss Worth of Columbus, O.. is in the
city, the guest Of her sister, Mrs. T. W.
Sargent, of North Lawrence avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs ". A. Plumner of Ellis
avenue are entertaining Mrs. Jennie
Green and Miss Lucy Lane of Athens,
Pennsylvania.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20

A. NJ. Carr, the enterprising and
wide-awake dealer in bicycles at 253 N.
Main street, bought the Gem Model
Works this week and proposes to do
everything in the line OF bicycle re-
pairing. The Model works we're To-
Gated at 321 West Douglas avenue. but
Mr.. Carr has moved ths whole plant
into his North Main street store and
thus combine both departments under
one roof, making the most complete re-
pair shop and ware rooms west OF Chi
cago. In fact there is no shop even in
Chicago better fitted for doing all kinds
of bicycle work. We might mention
q few special features, such as model
making. gear cutting, nickeling, enam-
cling, brass castings, and all general
model work.
Mr.. Carr says that with bis present
equipment of machinery he is able to
manufacture bicycles and may do 30
this summer II other work should fall
short. He understands the business
thoroughly and can build wheels that
will compare with any produced by
eastern factories. - Out OF
town visitors should call and see the
new factory and stock OF wheels at 253
n. Main Street.
From the KANSAS STAR, Apr. I'll, 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
TEACHER SURPRISED.
Irving School Pupils Surprise Miss Helen
AhePne.

A merry party of pupils of the sixth
grade, Irving school. gave charming SUR
prise to their teacher Miss Helen NJ.
Aherne. on Tuesday evening, at her home
on North Wichita street. The playing of
various games, and the partaking of de-
guests for the greater part of the evening.
Those present were: Elizabeth Douglass,
Grace Thompson, Florence Reed, Pearl
Taylor, May Craus, Mabel Hutchinson,
Lille Burleigh, frankie Hutchson,
Louise Allen, Jeanette Glaze, Ray Cub
bon, George Chain, Ray TAYLOR. Alfred
Conklln, Guy Gascoigne. John Aherne,
Fred Williams, James Smith, Lawrence
Hughes, Robert Lewis, Philip Aherne.
Harry Eames, Carl Zeininger, Charley
Blake, Victor Bowers. George Lyddon.
Thomas Cleary and Willie Knox
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WIGHT. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

Mr.. William Woodward of the book
keeping department is home for " eek =
vacation at Great Bend, Kan.
Mr.. Leo Bieakmore has been reporting
the W. c. T. L.. convention at Valley
Center during the past week
NJ. d. H. Crawford. late graduate has
accepted position as booSkferer at Little
River. Kan.
Miss Julia Walton of the bookkee pi z
department will take short vacation and
visit friends IN Illinois, then return and
complete her course.
Professor W. X. Peacock drove to Sedg-
wick Friday afternoon and Will spend
Sunday with his family.
Miss May Palmer of the short and de-
partmenr. Is spending the Sabbath AZ her
home ia f. Dorado, Kan.
The annual picnic of the college has
been set for May 30
NJ. w z Isenhsfs OF the book keeping
departmen Mt. made arrangements for full
course in shor: hand aGd typewriring last
week.
Mr. E. W. Kramer, a recent graduate in
the commercial course. j. filing d position
with the implement house on Walnut
street
Mr.. Harry II. Bailey. who took course
of book Keeping and penmanship. is now
engaged with Me>srs- Adams s. Adams,
this city
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on the Brotherhood of God and the Broth
erhood of Man." Mrs r. P. Murdoch was
chosen president and Mrs. j. h. Black
secretary for the coming year. The ladies'
present were Mrs. J. III. Black, Mrs K n.
Piatr, Mrs. j. G.. Jennings, Mrs. ). =.
Caldwell, Mrs. L. B. Terrell, Mrs. j. NJ:
Naylor, Mrs Jones. Mrs. J. F. Ross and
Miss Nina Caldwell.
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DANCED AND MADE MERRY.
Numerous Guests Of viii Ford Enjoy an In
formal Hop.


Will Ford gave an informal dancing
party in Garfield ball. Friday evening
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs j. A. WILL
Jams of Little Rock, Ark; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Milli-on, Mr., and Mrs. John Bryan,
Misses Kate Lafferty, Alice Murdoch, Lena
Murdoch and Moilie McGinnis of t;l Do
RADIO. Grant Pauley Of Ell Dorado, Mr.. C.P
Hanse of Philadelphia; Misses l.. Wood
man, May Hartman, Minnie Drake, Mabel
Lawson. Ida kensler. Mamie Luling, Myr-
.le Hinton, Clara Dickson, Figg, Alice
Philips, Rea Woodman. Florence Wash
burn, Anna Drake. Flora Millison,
Lille Lewis, Maud Cobb, Minnie
Cramer, Coral Harris. Kane. and
Messrs. Lon Denton. Frank Jones, George
Westgate. Charles Baker, Mark Cossett,
Percy Bristow. Geo. Sandlebaugh, Lou
Van. Ness. Verne Frazier. Frank Craig,
Dale Sniveley. Will Lewis. Charlie Phil
lips, Logan. Charles Joseph, Arch Alexan-
der, II. Cramer, Ernest Cramer. John
Kelly. Harry Zimmerly, Will Harris,
Frank kensler, Mont Hallowell. G. Lom-
bard, Ira Pearce, Roy Corbett, Dave kelch-
lcr,
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WILL FRANCES Is SURPRISED.
Friends Take Him and HIS Home By Storm
Friday.

One of the most enjoyable events of the
season was a surprise party on Will Fran
ces, Hinton avenue. Friday evening. The
evening WAS spent with games and music
and refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Celia Wood, Celia
Williamson, Mary Williams, Ollie Todd.
Ella CALDWELL, Junette Ferguson, Annie
Cummings, Jennie Cummings. Josie
Monyham, Alma Keller, Mary Keller,
Cres.e Barrick and Daisy FinGey, with
escorts of Ernest Mcdowell, Will Buster,
John Morrison. Albert Williams, Orville
Mendenhall, Charlie Colvin, Earle Bar
rick Homer Ray. Horace Hollingsworih.
Elviu Baker. w II. Yost, A. H. Koehler,
6. NJ. Johnson. Y. S. Slocum, Will Fran
ces and Aubry Frances.
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ELECTED THEIR OFFICERS.
Wichita Musical Club starts in on y New Yea

At the annual election of officers of the
Wichita Musical club Mrs. l. w. Clapp
Was chosen for president: Mrs. Franklin
Coen, first vice president; Mrs. q. G. Rob
ertson, second vice president; Miss Leida
Mills, recording secretary; Miss Tinnie
Cieaveland, financial secretary; Miss Eta
Mason, treasurer: Miss Beatrice Marsh,
librarian: Miss Jessie Clark, director of
choral department; Mrs. E. Higginson.
acoompanist; Mrs. H. c. McClung, Sec
rotary of the choral department.; Miss
Scacie Niederlander and Miss Amelia
Bissantz, assistant accompanies: Mrs. r.
A. Smyth, director of the piano depart
ment; Hiss Sallie SAKE, secretary OF the
piano department.
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Mrs. W. F. Stout entertained at Whist
Friday afternoon. The parlor decorations
were in flowers and light, tasteful refresh
ments were served during the play. Mr..
and Mrs. B. T. Churchward and Miss
Guestswere:-
Mesdames o. ID. Kirk. ! p Campbell,
A. V. Alexander. f. Coen, Giles Smith,
=. Z. Churchward. Frank Wood, Coler
sim, A S. Parks, L. N. Richardson, Fos-
Ter Brook, L. z. Spangler. f. B. Jewett,
o. II. Bentley. L. G. Smyth, Murray
Myers, Finlay Ross, Will Nash. j. ID.
Houston, w. S. Corbett, Lee Corbett g.
NJ. Dixon, c. w, Brown of Kansas City;
Misses Lucia Drain, Lucy Sargent; Minnie
Sargent.
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the school building Friday evening. The
society is composed OF most of the MEM
bers OF Mss Anna Mulvey's room and
have only mtt together "A short time.
The excellent performance of their parts
shows that there is decided talent among
them. Great credit is due to their young
president, Mics Lucy Thomas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
FOUR KIDS, JAILED
BAD BOYS WHO ARE ENTERING
UPON A CAREER OF CRIME

Broke Seal on Missouri Pacific Car
to steal Bottles-Discovery Of the
Lads Who Went ThrOu Oh Jacks
StOre-They Have Slick Way
Of Covering Their Tracks.
Shears Turns Informer
Hoping Thereby to
Shield Himself
From the Law.
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ENTERTAINS AT TEA
ENJOYABLE FUNCTION AT THE
HOME OF MISS BARWISE

Week in Social Circles Runs Largely
to Piccics in the Various Groves
as Well as Lawn Fetes-MrS.
". +. Stout EnteFtains at
Nhist-Will Ford Gives
an Informal Dance.
Little Folks Out
ing-Other So
cial News.
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AUDITORIUM DOINGS.
Night and Day Forces TO be Pu, on Tomorre

Work on the auditorium is being pushed
with great vigor so as to get it completed
for the travelling mems convention next
Saturday.
Job and is hunting for more carpenters.
He will put on a good many more men TO-
morrow If he can get them and the work
will continue night and day till the build
ing is finished For this purpose the cleo
trio Liz hts will be put in at once.
To the travelling men the privilege and
honor of christening tine auditorium will
be given and they will probably name il
simply, The Wichita Audit oriuna"
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COOKING CLUB FEASTs.
!; IS ENTERTAINED at the Home Of Mrs II.
Campbell.


Mrs. Is. b Campbell entertained the
Cooking club Thursday afternoon. The
delIcacies for this Particular afternoon con.
sisted OF angel food. wberries aud ice
cream. The table decorations were of
hoses TIE participants were: Mrs. ID. w.
Miner, Mrs. W. p Cleveland. Mrs I n
Todd, Mrs. Geo. G. Strong, Mrs. T. r.
Eartmsn. Mrs. F. Coen, Mrs Nelson Nc
Lless of Pueblo. Colo, Mrs. r. Millison
Mrs, \. a. Engiish, Mrs J. W. Emo. Mrs
Seo. Dickson, Mrs. VIM. Dickson. Mrs. III
" Lewis, Mrs. +. Ross, Mrs f E. Hamil-
ION, Mrs. J. C. Ferris, Mrs. L. d. LEVEL.
ing, Miss Msther of Hartford. Conn. Miss
Drain
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Griswold park was the scene of picnic
by moonlight, Wednesday evening. A
supper was served and boating on the
river adopted for amusement purposes.
The participants were: Messrs. and Mes
DANES j. II. Phillips, c. Spencer. Llttell,
Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. Wolfskin;
Misses leila Spencer, May Spencer, Helen
Phillips, Emma Hill, May Hughes, Alice
Phillips. Maud Campbell. johnson, Anna
Litteli. Lille Litteli; Messrs Arthur Eos.
ter, Charlie Phillips, S. Mountain DR..
Shumway, Harry Fehleison. Earnest
Cramer.
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Another enjoyable evening picnic party
as Griswold's park "Wednesday WAS COM
posed of the pupils OF Fairmount college
Supper was served under the trees. Those
present were: Misses Tunnel, Emma
Pearce. Sadie Ellis, Susie McIlhenpy. Ma
bel Perkins of Boston, Lottie Ellis. Mamie
Eleg, Mary Wilson. she Campbell, Lizzie
Hamilton; Messrs. q. Faye. Homer Ham
ilton. Dillon Hamilton. Harry Steele. Her
bert Steele. Harry Hess. Mclaughlin,
kaSene AEnett, Willis Meyers, Crome.
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NATIONAL RAILWAY SCHOOL

Miss Hacney has returned and taken no
her work ln the railroad department
Mr. WaSbbura al electric writer has
b-.en appointed official reporter with head
quarters AT Vaudalie. III.
Mr. Dill of the shorthand department
hiss been doing some special work for Mr..
Hutchins. patent attorney.
Miss Cora Rose. who Is graduate OF
our Shorthand department, has been en-
pioyed by Mr.. Barnes. real estare agent,
Pratt Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20

A Wichita Judge fined a young man
twenty-five dollars for asking Wichita
girl for q Kiss. These courts are
getting entirely too gay, and unless
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20

THURSDAY afternoon Mrs. r. p. Nfnr-
dock gave q tea to the alumni; of the sun
flower ChauIauqua circle Mrs. r. VI.
piala GuIllg tts afternoon. read a paos.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20

Mrs. o. II. Bentley entertained the
Afternoon Duplicate Whist club Tuesday.
This club was formed for reception during
Tue coml2g summer and this was its first
entertainment. The participants were:
Mechanics w b Throckmortop. w
W Pearce. O. ID. Kirk. Charles Cohp.
Drain. j. l.. Dyer, Foster Brook. NJ |.
Richardson. A. 5. Parks. Coler Sim aad
Frank Wood
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MinnesoA

MinnesoS> -a6s n1s
..sion on earth ia to Kill Mary Ellen
Lease had better waylay a travelling
buzz-saw and get in good practice be-
fore he tackles his job.
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LITTLE FOLKS DAY OFF.
Miss Gertrude Thomas ia Charge of Bevy Of
Them.

Miss Gertrude. Thomas had CHARGE OF
a merry picnic of little folk at Girls
wold's park yesterday afternoon.
Luncheon on the greensward and various
games filled in the day. The little ones
were: Leah and Lulu Porter, Mildred
Frazer. Clay Sluss, Jeanette Vail. Ridg-
ley Thomas, Julia McFerrau, Barbara
Preston, Fannie Oliver, Anita Wood.
Edna Casey and Maurice and Maud Maj
ors, and COrnelia Vail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20

The following books are the very lat
est issues from the leading publishing
houses. We are receiving them oaily.
and will mail them 10 any address upon
receip; Of published price:
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
AFTERNOON PLAYING WHIST.

Mrs. W. i. Stout Emit -rtains a Number OF
Friends at Cards.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
ALUMNI ENTERTAINED AT TEA

S:ssaatss OF the Srunowsr Chsu5auqaa Circle
80 Mrs. r. 4. Nurdork's
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MRS. o. &. BENTLEY ENTERTAINs.

Is the First Hostess 10 New Afternoon
Whist Club.
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PICNIC IN THoMPsoN's GROVE.

Il II foifoWed py Drive Home In the Noon
Hight.
Another picnic came off in Thomson s
grove, north of the city. Tuesday after
hoop. Lunch was served and the driy.
home was made by moonlight. The par
Elephants were: Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo I.
Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. z Whitaker
Miss Maud Pratt, Miss Bestrics Thomas
MISS Mary Wiicoxsen. Miss Gertrude
Moore and Messrs O. B. Stocser. Honston
Taylor, Ralph Niederlander and Ed Al.
len. -
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SUPPER Under THE TREES.

Pupils of Paramount College Have an Outing in
the Park.
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BOATING ON TIE RIVER.

Picnic in the Moonlight is o ven at Girls
wold's Park
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CastOria.

"Css*orfa Is an excellent medicine for chm
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good eject upon their children"
DE-. G. c. OeGoop,
Lowell. Mass.
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Castoria.

The Csutaar Csmpany n Murray Street. New York City
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THEY ARE IN THE SWIM.

What the People in wich ia Socie.y Are Doing
Just Now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
THE BATTLE OF BETHEL.
MaGruder-EwelI Camps Memorial Day
Escape of Negro Prisoner.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 6-(Spe-
cial) -Magruder-Ew ell Camp, Confederate
Veterans. will decorate the graves Of the
Confederate dead in Bruton Episcopal
ohurch-yard and Cedar Grove cemetery
next Monday. 1t is the custom Of this
camp 10 observe the 10th OF June, ami
Versary OF the battle Of Bethel, as their
memoriaI-day, but this year that day
falls on Sunday. An address Will be de-
livered during the evening in Cameron
Hall bv Rev. DR.. Hiden, of Richmond.
after which camp, composed exclusively
of the sons of veterans, will be organized.
a negro named John Il. Wallace. re-
siding in Bruton. York county, made an
assault and badly damaged about the
head another negro last night while COM
ing from church with his (Wallace's)
wife Wallace was before Justice Ewing,
but the injuries of the man We're Of such
a serious character that the accused was
sent 10 the Yorktown Jail in charge Of
Special officer Thomas helms. but they
had not gone very far before the prisoner
made his escape from the constable
There is much excitement In Bruton
over the affair, and special officers are
in search of the escaped man.
Drs. j. 5. Moncure and William RI.
Shield left this morning for Richmond,
to be present at the surgical operation
TO be performed on a near friend at the
Retreat for the Sick by DIT. j. a. White.
Miss Lucy Booth has returned home.
after a visit of several weeks TO Misses
I.assiter. OF Petersburg, and Francis Scott,
OF Richmond.
During severe storm yesterday the
residence of Mr. w. W. Bull was struck
bv lightning and about nifty shingles
torn of. This makes the third time
lightning has struck in that neighbor-
hood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
KNOWLEDGE

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Syrup Of Figs is io,. sale by al drug
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and being well informed, you will no.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
A Good PLAY for Temperance.

SCOTLAND NECK. n. C.. June c.
Especial THE Scotland Neck Dramatic
Club played Ten Nights In a Bar-Room'
in Temperance Hall last night. The parts
were taken by Misses Annie Dunn, Sallle
Collins Smith. and little Kate Dunn. and
Mcssrs. Paul Kitchin. J. Y. Savage. Claude
kitchin, w T.. Whitmore. g. S. Speed
l.. NJ. Pittman. and Or. 4. G. Livermore
The parts were well played and the play
was well received by the good audience
The proceeds. amounting to $40. we're
given 10 the Scotland Neck Temperance
Association.
Mrs j. u. Neal and daughter, OF Pitt
county, are here visiting the family Of
DR. ". q. Mcdowell q
Miss Eunice Mcdowell, Of Murfrees-
boro'. is here visiting her brothers
Miss Retta johnson has returned from
Baltimore, where she has taken a course
in music
MIR. 0. X. Taylor has gone TO Whlta-
kers 20 visit his father.
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The AMERICAN TURF.
Morris Park Track Slow-Betting Ring
GIoomy-Horsrs IistIess

MORRIS PARK RACE TRACK, June
G.--Despite occasional heavy rainfals to-
day. over 500 persons attended the races.
The track was very slow. the betting
ring was dark and gloomy. and the horses
ran I'm a listless manner
The leading event on the programme
was the Bowling Brook handicap It
was the fourth event on the card and
Chant the winner Of the Kentucky Derby,
tried conclusions with the eastern colts.
The talent ignored him. however. and
put their money on Assignee. who. It
was afterwards seen. was unequal 20
the task. At the start. Assignee shot into
the lead, followed closely by Pacemaker
Dorian. Aurelian. and Rubicon. They
ran in this order to the stretch. when
Smms sent Dorian 10 the front. where
he remained. winning easily by three
lengths from Riblcon. who came through
fast I'm the last furlong and beat As
sienee for the place.
First race-for 2-year-olds. six furlOngs-
Utica Oh, Simms. I TO Hi won, Mono
tony second. Rosca third. Time. l:lih.
Second race-handicap, sweepstakes. for
horses Of all ages. which have run and
not won since May -, 1895, one mile
Red SKY O02. Penn. c to y won. Kinglet
second. Roller third. Time. IN.
Third race-for 2-year-ods. five fur
longs Glad OoS. Smms. : to - won Ma
rctti second Chicot third. Time, 0l.
Fourth race-Bowling Brook handicap,
for 3-year-olds, mile ana one eighth-Do-
rian GoS. Simms. 6 10 u Won RubicOn
second. Assignee third. Time. 1:5ii2
Fifth rnce-for all ages, five furlongs-
Poor Jonathan GU5. Fox. 80 to - won.
Aadie second. viii Elliot third. Time,
1:'l.
Sixth racc-for maidens Of all ages. one
mil,-Dutch Skater Ou9. Clerico. to ID
won, Star Actress second, Diaboles third.
Time 13is