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Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-04
sATURDAY NIGHTS DINNER.

The Connecticut Press Association
 WiM Have Pleasant Time.
 Everything indicates . large attendance at the annual meeting and dinner of the Connecticut Press association at the Hotel Hartford, in Hartford, tomorrow even ing. Favorable responses have been re- from about tixty members, and there are more to be heard from. It is expected that there will bs seventy five or more ct table. Ono of the strongest attrac. tions to newspaper men will be "Aiokey Finn," known in private life as Ernest Jarrold. His famous funny sketches ir the Sun wsrs rsad by thousands of people He h as good an entertainer In person ~ he Is in print.
 l The menu which Ar. Pocock. the pro l prietor of the hotel, has prepared, ant l which has been approved by the loea committee, insurss . first.class dinner
 The occasion promises to be one of th' plsasantest occasions in tho history of tn association.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-04
Cresvvell,s R1rst Anniversary.

Croswell ledge. I. o. O. F., will celebr.te its first anniversary next Monday night. Addresses will be made by Past Grand Aastsr Bishop and Grand Reprsseptatiye Ware. =.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-04

The fortnightly supper of New Haven lodge No. 8, D. of R., will bs held at the residence of Mrs. E. M. Bsebe, 17 Rosette street, this evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-04
Con- \  \tion
Friendly Advice.
AN EMINENT CHICAGO PHYSICIAN, IN AN ESSAY, STATE

With new methods of treat ment now at our command, aided by strict observance of appropriate diet { and in this connection l strongly recom- mend the use of that great con- densed raw food extract,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-04
Arbor Day m the schools,

To day will be celebrated by the public
 schools as Arbof day. In most of the school rooms appropriate exercises will be held. The Grand avenue school will hold
 some outdoor exercises. The scholars in all of the rooms will assemble on the lawn in front of the school, forming . hollow square, and then the following program will be carried out: Reading of Governors Proclamation. 1nvocasaon.. .6eV. O M JAInea AuuA0 0BBs ssss HULL Ns Os 6ts0N4y Planting of Elm Tree.
 Arbor Day Hymn School
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-04

New Haven Local Quotations. Furnished by KIMBERLY, RooT q DAY, Bankere cad Brokers, 1S3 Orange street.
 BANK STOCKS.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-04
THE CHrNEsE.
Collector Rxxhee. A nnounces That
 XII Hava n RAGlsfArAd.

OOll0cIOf Hxxhe0l A nn0unces Vnat
 551 Have Registered.
 HARrroRB, May 3.-Collector of Inter- nal Revenue John o. Byxbse tsle- grsphsd United States Treasurer Carlisle this afternoon, that he he'd issued csftih- oates of residence to 671 Ohfnamen under the amended Geary Chinese exclusion act. Two Chinamen in this internal revenue district are known to have not registered; one living in Providence, who ha: sent hia money to China and wishes to be deported, and one in Middletown, who is natural ,zed citizen and intends to remain here and, if necessary, test the question. To day Is the last day for registration.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-04

Judge Hobart B. Hotchkiss of the com- mon pleas court is spending few days in Washington, D. 0.
 John Fl. Leeds has arrived home from his extended tour through Central Asia, Turkey, Russia and England.
 Mrs. George Booth of Peacedale is msk- ing her son, Professor -Aalcolm Booth, of NS. 32 Lynwood street, brief visit.
 William H. Clark, the popular clerk of the Fremont house, Is receiving many con- gratulations. It Is 8. boy, weight 10a pounds.
 Attorney James P. Bree will leave to. day for Omaha, Neb., as delegate to the A. o. Fl. national convention. His head. quarters will be the Hotel Paxton.
 Ex. Chief of Police Charles F. BoIlmann and ex Senator Carlos Smith will repre- sent this city at the eupreme lodge, Knights of Honor, in Cincinnati on May 15.
 A pension has been granted to Mary A. Save of West Haven, widow of William Save of the old Fifteenth 0. V., and an additional pension to Henry W. Sanford of the same place.
 Mrs. John T. Ksrrigan submitted this week to very complicated surgical opera ton and is doing ss well as could be expected. This is the second operation which Mrs. Kerrigan has undergone in 6 month.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-04
BoYs, Brigade Outing.

HOyp 6fI8306 OuSIuGs Memorial day will bs celebrated by the
 local companies of the Boys' brigade with picnic and military festival, probably ct Plantsville. A meeting of the delegates of the brigade will be held this evening in Calvary Baptist church, where all arrange ments will probably be completed.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-04

Government Bonds. Following are the quotations for United Btatss bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-04

By the use of the Genuine Johann Hofs Malt Extract
 It exalts the stimulates powers child Matchess
 Purchasers disappointment which E1of" label
 EHsEk & MEsDEsos Co, Agents St. New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-05

-Sf- He aquf doscientos frances para
los gassos pequenos. Hasta manana a lai
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-cslle del Pont-Louis- Philippe, -ndme.

-Cslle del Pont- Louis Philippe, hume
Ell tio ie Esteban, al OR estss senas, Sc
qued6 perplejo IN momentq@ sobre el pes
cante.
-Seg4a las aparieneias, no me engano-
Sc diio, dando un latigazo al caballo. Este
perillan es el sujeto cuya casa fue la otra
noehe el que le acompana----y el que le
acompanr, es el mismo - Que traerau en-
tre manos estes psjaros
La sospecha de Loriot Sc convirtio ca GER
tidumbre cuando el iudividuo que Sc quedo
en- ell coche le di6 la orden de conducirle
la calle de la Universidad
= Vamos Vamos !-pens6 ell cochero
del 6acre mum. 13 ;-veo a1n bastante ella
70 para mis- amos. -Estas gentes son sos
pechosas sera precise que 20 yea un POGO
la cara del que va dentro del coohe.
Al llegar la calle de la Universidad par6-
SO en- Ell sitio ndicado 81 Duque echo pie
a terra, dirigiendose a la puerta del jardir
| y tomando ell mister ioso camino que condu-
c1a a su despacho; mas como la correspon-
dencia de los 1ltimos dias no revelaba nads
importante, Jorge volvio pronto en- buscs
del coche. Pedro Loriot, deseoso de verle Q
rostro, habfase bajado del pescante, atizC
la mecha de uno de los faroles cuando viz
aparecer al Duque; mas este, que Sc habf'
levantado el cuello del sobretodo y tenia g
sombrero hundido hasta los ojos, consigui,
dejar sus facciones la sombra.
i Tate !-murmuro Loriot.-Este indivi
duo Sc tapa demasiado para que sea un hom
bre de bien.
Volvi6 ocupar su asiento, y pregunto CO..
voz aspera.
d D6nde vamos ahora
-Donde subj: Gale del Pot de- Fer Saint
Marcel.
Ell coche parti6 escape, Loriot rehe
xionaba.
i 81 20 previniese a la policfa l-se dij
de repente.
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En- todo caso sera res :

81 no es nuestra. -. En- todo caso sera res
ponsable ell inquilino.
-Claro: Pr6spero Gaucher.
Sc llama Pr6spero Gaucher, come til Y
como yo. iEs un tunante que sabe 10
que Sc pescal. :. En- lugar de ponernos q
buen recaudo, paga al coDtado y perece que
trata NADIA menos que de enr:quecernos.
Hasta nueva orden, obedezcamosle sin dis
cutir vamos por las provisiones.
Dubief Ferremonde salieron de la casa,
con ell aspecto de obreros ociosos que dan
un paseo por el campo, exdminaron los al
rededores. Detras de las murallas de la
Capsulerfa, un kilometro de la casa de Ser
van, habia IN camino que bajaba hacia Mon
treuil por medic de la vertiente prac
ticable a6n para los carruajes.
II Hola Hola !-exclam6 Dubief exa-
minando el camlno.
d Que to ocurre 7-preguet6 Terremon-
de.
-Pienso en- 10 que ha dicho nuestro hom-
bre 81 Sc sube la meseta desde Bagnolet
y Sc baja despues por este camino, SO puedeD
hacer desaparecer las huellas del carruaj je.
Los dos bandidos llegaron Montreuil y
compraron su provision de lena, nombre
de Pr6spero Gaucher, y amontonaron eI
comDustible en- las dos piezas del piso bajo.
Ihefer, por su parte, en- cuauto lego
Paris, cumpiio su servicio en- la prefecture
al salir, cuando pasaba po@ el muelle de
Reloj, oy6 Ia voz de un cochero, que le de-
cia jovialmente
i Eh, caballero! Subid. - FL jaco es
IN caballo de empuje- Correremos como
una locomotora-
Aquel cochero era Pedro Loriot, Thefel
SO aproxlm6 al vehiculo.
u Por horas carrera, caballero 9-pre
gunt6 Loriot.
-Por horas.
"a D6nde vamos, mi amo
Gale del Pot de Fer Saint Marcel MI
nero **"-respondi6 81 polizonte.
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! Hala, Mslord d-y el cabsllo parti6 4 /.

i Hala, Mi1ord ~ el cabello parti6 la
carrera.
-Calle del Pot-de-F Fer Saint Marcel, n1-
nero ~@~-murmur6 81 ito de Esteban.-
ahf fu6 donde condujs la otra noche aquel
cabsllero tan chusco.
Jorge de la Tour Vaudieu aguardaba con
impaciencia Sc puso ell corriente de todo 10
que ocurrfa, Y anadi6le Thefer:
-Manana por la noche, senor Duque, ha-
br6 ganadO la suma que me teneis prometida.
Tan pronto como 20 este persuadido de
que la joven Sc halla en- vuestro poder-re-
plic6 Ell SenadOr-os entregare Ell bono de
dosclentos mil frances, la vista al por
tador
-Manana por la noche vendr6 a busca-
ros, y juntos iremos la casa de la meseta
de Bagnolet- al msmo tempo que Du-
bief Terremonde conduciran Berta Le-
roger.
- Y serfa prudente que 70 mudase de
alojamiento
Me parece indtil nadie conoce vuestro
retro Fuisteis anoche la calle de San
to Domingo
No.
Permitidme que os olga que hab6is he
ocho NAL. De un momento otro puede
producirse cualquier aoeidente que nos in
terese conocer.
Ire esta misma noche
Tengo abaJo un carruaje 5quer6is deJar-
me en- mi casa en- seguida os dirigfs vues-
tro palacio ?
| Jorge hizo un gesto affirmative.
-Senor Duque, estoy vuestras ordenes
Ell Senador cambio su hata por un palett
oscuro, p1sose un sombrero bajo salio cor
Th6fer.
-Cedo el coche este caballero, que me
llevara 4 casa que 10 necesita despu6s-
dijo ell polzonte al cochero-y 6l Sc encar
CARA de pagarnos desde la bora en- que OF
he tomado---- las nueve media.
! -Entendido, senior. hD6nde paramos
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Disism ore 5 de 1892
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-05

Mas casi al mismo tempo Sc encogi6 de
hombros, anadiendo:
i PrevenirIa J. - de quef----l Tengo
20 la prueba de algo e. -Hago suposicio-.
nes como un viejo loco, me dejo ir cual
un potro de dos amos. ! Como Sc reirfan
en- mis- barbas 81 fuese a la prefectura con
esa historic !.-. .Pero----i No, diantre L..
Pedro Loriot no es espfa de nadie.
Llegaron d la Gale del Pot-de Fer Saint
Marcel. 81 Duque baj6 del 6acre, pag6 I
Loriot y desapareci6.
Thefer sali6 al dia siguiente muy de ms-
mana, dirigiose la barrera de Montparnasss
lego ell primero al restaurant Richfeu, en-
cargo un almuerzo para tres personals, pidi6
papel pluma, y escribio una carta suma-
mento corta.
A las diez er punto Dubief y Terremon-
de fueron buscar al an,o, sentaronse con
@l la mesa.
-jTeneis todo corrientef-pregunt6 The
| fer.
-Si-respondi6 Dubief
| En- las dos piezas del piso bajo.
-6Habeis dejado la casa bien cerradaf :
ST, seflor.
-Pues dadme las llaves.
Y Thefer pronunci6 estas palabras en- to-
no breve Y seco.
AlmorZaron, Y servido el cafe, Dublef Sc
levant6 para cerciorarse de que ell mozo no
estaba escuchando en- el corredor, y volvien-
do sentarse dijo
! -Ahora hablemos un POGO. mos habeis
prometido decirnos hoy cual es ell negocio
que traemos entire manos.
-Voy satisfacer vuestra curiosidad-
respond6 el polizonte.
lGracias!-exclam6 Dubief.-iSomo to-
do orejas, patron
-sQui6n de vosotros sabe conducir m
cochef
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JAvIER DE MONTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version ca8teIlana.
SEGUNDA PARTE
LA HUERFANA
XXVI
(G07,tspaxncl07l
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfE
(C0naNuGct6n)

ST. He aquf doscientos frances para
los gas9os pequenos. Hasta manana las
once.
II Seremos puntuales
Thefer abandon6 Ia casa, entro en- ell ca
rruaie tom6 ell camino de Paris mien
tras tanto, Dubief Terremonde Sc miraron
con aire perplejo, y Sc preguntaban: Que
guerra decir todo este Que va ocurrir
en- la casa de Ia meseta de Bagnolet3 ! Que
espantoso drama Sc prepara cuyos princi-
pales papeles estan destinados para nos
otros ?-Cada una de estas preguntas era
un problema que en- vano los dos baudidos
trataban de resolver.
u No to da que pensar la provision de
lena que nos ha encargado 2-preguut6 Du-
bief.-j Que SO puede hacer con todos esos
haces de hojarasca, que arden con mucha
llama
i Pardiez Calentarse-dijo Terremonde
No hace a1n frfo para encender las Chi
meneas- Ademas, ESQ de colocar la lena
en- ell piso bajo en- vez de meterla en- la car
bonera, ESQ no es natural !.--- Me parece
que la lena calentara tanto la casa.--- que
bien podra reducirla cenizas.
-iUn incendio. --.- murmuro Terre-
monte. iBirr!
Tai creo; pero Iqu6 nos importa Ia casa
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COCHB T'RISEMAuAL

Desde el dia del mes de Octu-
bre 1ltimo esta prestando servicio al
publico IN coche de Ponce la Ca
pital y vice-versa, tomando pasaje
ros en- todos los pueblos del transito.
En- Los precios Fyos. en- Ponce y en-
La Bayansonesa en- Ia Capital, en- Gu
vas casas estan establecidas las res
pectivas agencias. informaran acerca
del precio y condolences del viaje.
Ponce. Nvbre. 8 de 1893. 3 3v.p. S.
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Lease

En- Ia Jurisdiction de Barranquitas, &
cinco minutes de la poblaci6n, Sc vende una
estancia compuesta de sesenta cuatro
cuerdas, fncadas en- su mayorfa de cafe y
malangos.
Tiene casa de MADEIRA, aqua abundante,
es Llama su tarreno es fertilisimo.
FL que desee comprarla puede dirigirse,
en- Coamo, al que suscribe.-Z Zoilo n. 1oIoa.
Junio, 24 dc 1893
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sGANGAs

Por no necesitarla su duefio, en-
un precio sumamente barato, sc ven
de una hermosa maquina de coser, de
pie. .sistema Willioc & Gibbs. con todos
sus accessories y muy POGO tempo de
uso.
FL que Ia interese, puede diriiirse
! don RafaSl Muhsz en- esta imprenta.
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Asu uua5a6 F
nasal ID : 6 reres i
Ademasde los puerto en- s
asbooen Fort eFunceel para Santa
a lad acttud Las
les para aBaceln solos e exridn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TO CONTRACTORS AND IUILDERS,

Office OF the
Superintendent % r blic Buildings
City Hall, Prov yidence, o. 4, October 30 1894.
The joint standing committee on city property
invite proposals for alterations ut Fir station
No. o, on Benevolent street p ans and spcchca-
tions may be seen at the Office OF the superintend-
ent OF public buildings.
Bids vii be seaied and addressed 10 the under
signed at the Ofioe OF superintendent Of public
buildings until MONDAY, october 2sth, 1894. at
4pm
1he right to reject any or all bids i reserved
DAVID BURTON,
Chairman Committee on city property.
ALBERT N NsFIE.D,
super ntrndont of Public Baidngs.
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male line to Mambrino Chief. Though
many in that family have amost reached
the goal, none have come to it until Alix.
King Directum and His Records
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fifth heat OF her race I'm 2.093{. Everyone
remembe bers ber race Tor the Columbian
Exposition $1,000 stake, known as
the hardest race on record, where
the spectators INDUCED in a Iandemonlac
Jubiletioh over her victory. In fact, IL Is
questionable il any such demonstration
was ever made in behalf of any race horse.
Alix and Directum met at Fleetwood,
Nov 9, 1893, and the stallion beat her IN
the slow time of 2:15%, 2:l6A and 2:Oe.
The result taught nothing more than the
mare was out of condition.
On Aug. IL the news flashed around the
world of her sensa ioual victory in the
free for-all al Terre Haute, which is by far
the fastest race ever trottsd in the world,
and in which she equsled great Direc-
tum's worlds record Of 2:05A in race.
She, however, trotted the two preceding
miles in 2:05 and 2:06A max ng the aver
age 2.O5 DO for the three heats.
Next came her attempts to lower her
new mark, and since that date she has
trotted a larger Bum Der OF fast miles near
her record than any other champion
trottor that ever lived. They tend to show
her wonderful endurance.
Her recent performances against her
record a Columbus aud Lexington show
what "a marvel she Is. At the former place
she trotted in the rain and Gt Lexington in
the face OF Kentucky gale she trotted on
Wednesday last mile in 2.USla, first half
An Luz ~. uAt hnc Nau LeI HDttu WIS
shown in this trial, when. after facing the
third quarter in the teeth Of the gale in 30
seconds, she trotted home In 30 seconds.
After cooling out, with the wind
stronger than ever, she worked another
mile in 2;i0 and previous 10 her trial
worked two miles in 2;1b.
To the quality and endurance OF a thor
oughbred AliX adds the wisdom aud per-
feet action of n trottor, and thus meets
the medium 40 devoutly desired and SO
seldom secured.
The combination of blood lines include
the Mambrino Chief, Hambletonian and
Clay strains, resting on a thoroughbre
foundation, the many strains 81 the
blood OF the rec giving her endurance
and quality. The blood lines are not un-
like those thai produced Maud ;. (2;OS A),
Robert j. (2:0i ~, NaBcy Hanks (2:04.)
noticeable Tact in connection with her
breeding is that she Is the first Of the long
list OF record breakers To trace in The direct
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DOCKET FOR OCTOBER 22.

The Supreme Court calender for NJ onday
is as follows:
5000. Michael Greene vs.. Pswtucket
Street Railway Company. Attorneys
Page & Owen for plaintiff; ~. 5. X w. C..
Baker for defendant.
665. William q. Fifeld vs.. William
Dunniug, appellent. Attorpeys--W. a.
Morgan for plaintiff; Page & owen for
defendant.
1875. Charles Halstead VS.. Byron O.
Young, APPELLANT. Attorneys-L and
Tillinghsst for plaintiff; J. z. Fox for de-
fendant.
1906 Walter W. Burnham VS.. John p.
Fox, appellant. Attorneys-Va Slyck
and Mumford for plaintiff; +. r. West
for defendant.
4i74. Frank MoGan VS.. Lucy Langevin,
appellant, httorneys-J. y. Fox for plain
tin; Page and Owen for defendants.
fAppellsts Divisionl
1885, (equity) Rsynard Il. Whipple VS..
ID. l.. ID. Granger, city treasurer. Attor-
neys 5. w. X. Allen and w. II. : S--
for plaintiff; w. II. $ - and City
Solicitor for defendant.
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fastest heat ever trotted By any horse in
a race, but which this year has been
equalled by the queen.
On Nov. 2, at Fleetwood, occurred his
match race for 5000 with Mascot the PAGER
i'm which he defeated the sidew heeler three
straight heats In 2:10A, 2:07A and 2:0SA.
Five days later came the Alixr Directum
match on the same track where he de-
feated the game mare.
On Nov. "a ne concluded his seasons
work by defeating Sslsdin, the PAGER
(2.05A), in a 5000 match race at Philadel-
phis, after dropping the .hrst heat to his
rival. His fastest time this day was 2.10A,
I'm the second heat.
He did not start this year until Aug. %,
at Chicsgo, where ne went against his
record and trot.ed In 2.0S.
Tnen came his race at the Breeders
lContinued on Page 3D.
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ALIx-DIRECTUM.
Today's Great Trotting Event
at Mystic Park.
Special 10 The Neirs.

Special 10 The Neirs.
MYSTIC PARK, Oct. 20.--Queen Alix,
with record OF 2:03A ana handsome
King Dirsetum 1 mse, with Mr.,,c record eSTs
at 2 o'clock this afternoon for the trotting
championship of the world, $500 side
and 5000 added money! total purse OF
S11 900.
A tremendous crowd Is present from all
oyer the country to witness the event.
The Famous Mare.
Queen Alix is mare OF wonder
fully symmetrical proportions, hand
in her forehead, and white hind
foot and ankle. Directum is,
as is welllknown, a handsome glossy black
in color. Perhaps two horses
never came together who are
SO nearly alike as to size
and fine gait. Both are rather below the
medium height, about i5l hands at the
desirable, without the least hitch or
hobble.
Alix was bred by Daniel Hayes at Mus
catine, Ia, in 1883. The Hayes brothers,
Edward, John and Daniel, in 1861
entered upon the formation OF a stud of
trotters, and selected several good road
mares with as much speed as II was possl-
BILE at that time TO secure.
The greatness of Alix was no accident,
for the we'll defined purpose of the
founder of Muscatine Farm had been fol-
lowed and is still being followed today.
For more than three decades the same
lines of blood have been persevered with,
and the result speaks for itself in the tri-
umphs of Queen Alix.
Alix has already been considered like
ly candidate for champion honors, and
showed her speed early, trotting in 2:30 as
a two yesr-old. The next year she re-
duced this mark 1874 seconds, trotting in
2:16h.
As a four-year- she reduced her rec
ord at Lexington two years ago this past
week to 2.12la, in the 5000 stake for five-
year-olds and under, beating out Con-
stantine, Florida, Grsttan and Belle
Archer. She trotted the miles in 2:l2 l-2,
2:12 1-2, 2:l3.
At Nashville, Tenn, little latter, she
started against Sunols record OF 2:10h,
and succeeded in going the mile in 2:l0,
crowning herself the four yesr-old queen.
In 1898, at Columbus, Ohio, she won the
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Aug. %, in the 3-year-old stake at Inde-
pendence, Ia, he met the first of the two
defeats which has been his misfortune out
OF 20 races, Kentucky Union and Jessie
McCorkle beating him out, he finishing the
five heat race in third place.
Sept. 2, in the three year old stake at the
same place, he won in three straight heats,
lowering his mark to 2.2I in the second
heat.
Four days later, in 2:4O class for three
year-olds, at Fort Wayne, he defeated
Ballona, Maud Clay, and Others three
straight, and stepped down to 2:19A in
the last heat of the race.
On Sept. IL he started in the 2:25 class
for three year-olds at Richmond Va.
where he beat C2ar and Oneida, trotting
the first of the straight heats in 2:16s4.
Then came Terre Haute wi here he started
with eleven fast ones in the 2:2O class. He
was distanced in the first heat. Thus far
this has proved TO be his last defeat, and,
indeed, since that time he has lost but
four heats to other horses in 13 races he
has trotted.
His First Great Victory.
On Oct. s, in the three year old stake,
he defeated Sabina, Rose Turner, Gift
O'Neer and Bell Lindsey in three
straight heats, lowering his mark
to ZlIA. sn days later,
year old stake, this time beating Sabina,
Gar, and Bellefiower, and reducing
his record to 2:13h. On Oct. IS he started
in the big three-year-o stake, value
$500, at the Nashville meeting, and
deteated the field of twelve
arters in three straight heats,
Including Kentucky Union, Trevil-
iian, Ambrosisl, and others, and again his
record took a drop, this time to 2:11h,
wnich gave him the champion three-year
Old race record.
He started two days later at New York
against his record and trotted 2;07. He
was then shipped to Chicago, where on
Sept. 10 he trotted a mile in 2:05h, and on
the ed OF the same month trotted
against this mark at st. Joseph, Mo-,
covering the distance in 2.06%. AT Evans
vile, Ind, Oct. 9, he trotted an exhibition
mile in 2.071a.
Five days later he won the Lexington
free for-all, after losing the second heat
to Pixley. He trotted these miles in 2:094
2:0Sh and 2:08. His opponents this time
were Pixley, Pamlico, Walter f., Green
leaf aud Magnolia.
One week later, or on the 18th, he won
his famous race against Hazel Wilkes and
Nightingale in the Nashville free tor-all
where in the third heat he established his
present record of 2:05sa, at that time the