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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-30

STATE or VERMONT At Probate Court
HARTFORD DISTRICT SIS iheid Al Woodstock
within andfor said District onthe 10th day of August
1884 Present I. q. Seaver Judge.
Whereas $. n. Doubleday. Admir-. OF the estate of
leFi Reed late OF koysltOn In said disrct de-
ceased intesate. proposes rendering an account OF
he administration of said estate and presenting his
account against said estate for allowance at
session OF said Court TO be held az the probate office
10 Wood stock in the said District the 9Th day OF
September A. d.. 1884.
And whereas said court has assigned said time and
place for the settlement OF said account and for a
decree OF the residue of said estate 10 the heirs OF
said deceased and ordered that public notice thereof
BE- given to all persons Interested In said estate by
Publishing copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks excessively. eNous TO the day assigned as
Aforesaid in the White River Herald a newspaper
Eabnshed al Royalton In the County of
Windsor In the state OF Vermont.
Therefore, All persons concerned IN sald estate
notified 20 appear the Prolate ONCE Ia Wood
stock in said District. the day assigned. as
Aforesaid then and there TO contest the allowance OF
SAID account If they and TO establish Their
rights heirf legAIees and lawful clama ats OF sad
"tlI tls, co,,y I, recora attest 1000
n T. SEAVER. Register
true copy d record n. o. sEAVEk. Judge
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Cnrnlnlssloners, No,,cr.

FsTaft OF AnuftW =. ANS.
The uudeI signed having been appointed by the Hon
Probate court for the district OF Randolph commits.
oners 10 receive, examine and adjust all CLAIMS and
demands Of all persons against the estate OF
Andrew s. Allis tate Of 81 ookneld ia said District.
deceased and all claims exhibited Ia offset thereto
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
Il said Brookied
90 the LIST day Of Oct. and lsi day ofDeoesaber
next from " O'Clock until 3oclock .. m. each OF
sAd days. and that six months from
Tie th day OF july A, d.. 1884. is the time limited
b. said Court for said creditors To present their claim
20 " for examination and allowance.
Dated at Brookheld this 18th day of Aug AID 1884
RODNEY W. WALBRIDGEt Com
1893 MARSHALL A. CARPENTER missioners.
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My boy was taken with disease resem
bling bloody fiux. The first thing that
thought Of was Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhea r 4medy. Two doses Of
it settled the matter and made him sound
and well. heartily recommend this
remedy to all persons suffering from like
complaint. | will answer any inquiries
regarding it when a stamp is enclosed.
refer to any county official as to my relia-
bility. VIM. ROACH, j p, Primroy Camp
bell Co, Tenn. For sale by NJ. j. Sargent
a Son, and +. r. Evans a Co.
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The undersigned. having been appointed hy the
Ton PROBATE Court for the district Of Hartford Com
nssoners. 70 receive. examine. and adjust All claim
aud demands Of al persons against the estate a,
Alice /. q. bathrie late Of Royat0n IN said Dist
deceased. and all claims exhibited IN Offset there
Co. hereby give notice that we will meet Tor the mn
poses Aforesaid, al Cha TarbelrsOiice in sai
PoyaltOn the 3st dRy OF October and 26fh dav al
jan, next rom O'Clock p. m. until O'Clock r. M .
of SAID DAYS and that six months from
tbe Nth day OF July A. D.. 1894 is the time limit-
al BIZ said Court for said creditors to present their
CIaims to us for examination and allowance
Dated az Royalton this Sth'day otAugust A. ID 1884
WILLIAM VI, SARGENTf Conmle.
ARTHUR G. WHITMAN sioners 1855
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Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that az tne -
ncn Of the General Assembly next 70 -
holden at Montpelier. in the county %
Washington. within and for the state Of
Vermont, on the Sd day OF October A ~. ~,
rs, petition will be presented 70 ~
saio body, requesting that the SHIRE 81 l, ~
ange county, in said state, now este ~
20 At Chelsea, be altered and removed, 81 -
lhs, in lieu thereof, two hall salres 70 %
sid Orange county be established, on W. =,
Tie town Of Bradford and one a. w. ~
randolph in the town of Randolph 90
salc Orange county.
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Followed Them to the Bricsyard.

LYNN, Mass, Aug. 25.-Eugene Tagney
reports that at an early hour he was gar
roted by two women while on his way TO
ms home. The women, he claims accosted
MN and asked for a drink. He refused.
but was induced to follow them into that
section Of the city known as the Brick
yard district Here, he claims, they
threw him down and robbed HIM Of all
the money he had.
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MANY PnbIIc Renuest..

BOSTON, Aug. 22.-Arthur Rotch. the
eminent architect, who died at Beverly. has
ieft over $4,000 for charitable and sduca-
tlonal purposes. His will, which he made
on Nov IS, 1893, and which was probated
yesterday, contains generous bequests.
principally TO Harvard university. the
Institute Of Technology, the Children's
Ald society, the Museum Of Fine Arts and
the Boston Architectural club
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"WESFMONT."
Here is a horse.that is trotter.
His father was a trotter.
His mother was a trolter.
And he sireS trotters.

What more do you want? IL it breed
ing? He is a grandson Of both Alnont
and Mambrino Chief-fouDders Of two
great families. Almont has sired SO trot-
tiers and PAGERS. Eightyfive OF his sons
have sired 1859 trotters and Is PAGERS: nifty
five OF his daughters have produced II
trotters and PAGERS. Almont also hss to
his credit the fastest mile ever covered by
trotter or PAGER, viz: Westmont, 2;Ol ga,
with running mate. Mambrino's roll OF
honor is also great. Westmont himself is
the sire of Goldmont, 2:23 Ia, Monte
West, 2 :25 IL, Sperry's Westmont, PCS -2,
Lady Westmont. 1927 Ia. His colts sre
good in size, color, style and disposition,
and there are several likely candidates for
the 80 list the coming season.
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DIdn.t mn Reon,rener,.

BosToN Aug 24.-One Of the matters
which Secretary Herbert Of the navy will
consider when he arrives here will be the
proposition 70 close the rolling mill Of the
naval department at Charlostown A
sample Of the iron made at the mill was
sent to Washington for inspection and
failed to meet the standard required
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IN coNGIiEos.
condensed Report of the Proceedin,..
In Both Branches

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-Tbe bonse froe
piiis We're reported from the finance
~ and went to the calendar IN
.ne sehse, the majority necessary TO take
mem up being lacking. The house re-
iuseu immediate consideration of the Ha-
waiian resolution. N -"
AsHlNGToN, Aug. 24.-The absence Of
quorum in the senate caused an early
adjournment Nothing of Importance was
transacted in the house.
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Sktleton Dug In.

ATHoI. Mas, Aug. 23-The skeleton
of a man was found yesterday afternoon
near the residence Of Dr. Harris, on the
North Orange road, which had evidently
been buried from 80 TO 80 years 1t Is
thought the body might have been that of
a pedler, who mysteriously disappeared 40
or 90 years ago.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-30

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 25.-The
great strike here will he ended in a week
or so if the statements of Hon. W. W.
Grape are 70 be credited Mr. Grape said
that he looked FOR a speedy adjustment of
the trouble, and, when pressed for a more
definite reply, said he thought that after
Labor Day tbs end of the fight would be
I'm xia,x
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A pleasing feature was the presen-
tation TO the commander-in-chief, by
Commander Blaisdell, on behalf of the
Massachusetts division, of Il beautiful
erason portrait OF Gen. Maeca'e e.
adj. Gen Darling was d signated
a committee 20 prepare testimonial
20 Comniamder-iH-C Chief JIG. B.-Adams
Of the &. A. X.
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The 18th Regt., VT. Vols, holds its
seeond annual reunion at Lyndonyille
4 fair grounds, Sept. 18th.
/ O. O. Howard post q. a r., OF
/ Ludlow, has elected +. A. Howe post
historian to collect and prepare the
sketches of members for the memorial
volume, given them by james ;. Gill.
Daniel 2. Hadley was accidentally
killed at Sherbuine, Aug. ID. His age
was y years and days. During the
late war he belonged to Companies f
and b, 3rd Reg. VT. Vet. volun GERS.
Hon. H. H. Powers delivered the
presentation address at Hardwick last
Wednesday, the occasion being the
gift of fine memorial volume to Els
worth post Of that place by Mrs.Jude-
vine. Department Commander Branch
was also present and spoke.
The tenth annual reunion of Co. |,
10Th Vt. Regt., held at Willoughby
Lake, Aug. 10th, called out about
twenty of the boys. Capt r. p.
Noyes was present. Capt. Averill
gave all who wished a free ride on
his steamer Ben Hur.
The @. a. r. memorial record that
is to be presented to the Sixth Corps
Post, G.. A. r., Of Bennington by Hon.
II. G. Root, has arrived. The exact
time for the presentation exercises to
take place has not as yet been decided
upon. They will probably be in the
form of IA camp fire, which may be
held in the opera house.
Arrangements are being completed
for a reunion of the 9th Vermont reg
iment at Ticonderoga, n. V, October
4. Gen. l.. A, Grant, who once COM
manded the regiment, Senator Proc
tor. who was at one time its major,
Judge Neazey, who commanded it for
a time. and j. r. Lewis of Atlanta,
Ga. who was for while its lieuten-
ant colonel. have been especially IN
vited and are expected.
The Washington County Veterans
association held two days session at
Barrel last Friday and Saturday. These
officers were elected: president, w. V.
Waterman. Montpelier;yice presidents,
j. ;. Collins Of Barre, A. NJ Clarke
Of Cabot, W. Lille OF Calais, j. L.
Moscley and &C. Gokey of Mortified,
j. NJ Hutchinson Of Montpelier, b. }.
Chamberin and J. J. Colby of Wa
terbury, J. o. Freeman of Waitstield,
y. Thayer of Warren and o.
A. Blanchard of Williamstown;
secretary, Edward Baker of Montpel-
Ter; treasurer, .. NJ. Eaton of Waits
field; executive committee, :. Fuller
ton, J. O. French, J. Hutchinson and
j. II. Elliot of Waterbury. The next
reunion will be held at Waterbury.
A private soldier at Omaha, Neb.,
was recently tried by military court
and found guilty of refusing to obey
an order 10 attend target practice on
Sunday. He was sentenced to inn
prisonment for six months and to
have ten dollars per month deducted
from his pay during that time. This
case was appealed to the war depart
ment. and the verdict has been re-
versed The commandant was guilty
of disobeying an order issued in 1862
by President Abraham Lincoln, for
bidding target practice on Sunday
except IN cases of necessity This or
der has never been revoked. Ii fol-
lows. therefore, that the only target
which soldier in the United States
employ is permitted to fire at on Sun
day is a public enemy.
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MANCHESTER, y. H., Aug. % = Samuel
Keyes of Boston, while riding with his
wife and niece, was thrown out, by the
horse becoming frightened. One leg and
several ribs were broken. one rib punctur-
ing his lungs His ~ is inflated to
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-30
STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court, held
HARTFORD DISTRICT. SIS ( al Woodstock. within
and for said District. on the Goth day Of Aug 1924.
Present. Hon Thomas o. Seayer. Judge.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt


HARTFORD DISTINCT. IS. I a. Woodstock. within
and for said District. the Goth day Of Aug 1924.
Present. Hon. Thomas o. seaver Judge.
John Curiee's estate. Stockbrdge Interstate.
Where's Francis ". Hassam, adm nsirator Of the
estate OF John Cur ice, late OF Stockbilge In said
District, decreased. has PRESENTED 10 said Court his
petition IN wrifipr PRAYING for cenee to sell certain
real estate OF which said John Curfice died
and pos situate in this state described
follows; cider mill and a small plocr Of land
adjacent thereto, situate H. 1T stuckhritee, the
being al the reul estate owned by ssid iufesate
az the time Of his dtcease represt nng ithat IL Will
be necf 20 sell part therei1 for he purpose
Of paving the debts due from laid estate. and that
thereof cannot be sold vi bout injNr To all con
cerne 10 said esfate.
nitrrup5n the Court appoints the fih day II Sent.
A. u. 1884, a time and he Probate Office in said
Oofsfock p see. tor hearifg and deciding
said petition; and that notice said petiton
the rea-on for Tie same and 81 sid ilmc and place OF
hearing b. given 10 al concerned Ia said e.
tate, hN publ sizing cupy 81 the record 81 inns order
thres weeks sUfceSstysN ID int Ntihsl tourier
a newspaper published Beihei IN This stare.
which rirculates ~ The neiehho hod - iuose inter-
esttd In said tht last 81 said n cstens 60 BE-
previous 20 ~aid iitfe nf airing. thai aii persons
conct' ned the premises MAY aplear before said
Court and show cause II any Has save why the
PRAYER o. said petition Should Ht.t ~ granted.
true record. Attest: n. > sEANER. Register.
A true copy q record.
slso Attest; T. O. sEAVER Judge
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Original, VIM. A. Hawthorn, Bridge
water Corners, Leonard FELTON,, Cam
den; reissue. Theodore +. skinner. +.
Albany; original, widows. etc, Mary
G. Fitch, II. Adams. Mary Grinder,
East Arlington.
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Stephen Sparks of LEICESTER was
driving in Brandon the other day
when the spirited colt tipped the wag-
on over. and his son, who was with
Sparks, was badly hurt.
Robert +. Lewis, formerly of Bur
lington and a graduate Of the L. V.
NJ. who has been the efficient gener-
al secretary of the ST. .Iohnsbury Y,
VI. G. A.. has resigned his position
and proposes to 80 10 Boston soon, to
decide between position as supervis-
or Of the religious work in the colleges
and fitting schools in Massachusetts,
and Rhode Island. and a. secretary OF
a large city Y. NJ. c. 4.
Andrew Highton, under arrest for
forgery AZ Boston. has been positively
identified as Il. Bowman. the noto-
rious forger. who has operated an
over the country and who. in 1881.
with Ned Lyman, committed forger-
les on the First National bank Of
Brandon, the Vermont National
bank Of Rutland and the Farmers
and Traders National bank Of Bur-
lington, aggregating $50. O0O.
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that ct the ne, ne
stssion OF the General Assembly o. -
mont 20 be holden at Montpelier Sn -.
u Wednesday Of October, A. D. go - ~
hlcStion will be made to ests 49,
mark the boundary line between W
towns Of Pomfret and Barnard;
Barnard, VT, August 11tb, 1884
Willis r. PAIGE SelectneN
VIM r. DAVIS
GEO. c. HAMMOND bafnAfu'
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FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug % There are
no new developments in the shutdown
here The same six corporations that
were running yesterday are running TO
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-30
10 Aid the Voter.

The amended Australian Ballot law,
passed by the Legislature of 1892,
will be used at State election for the
first time in September, The amend
ed law provides that all the nomina-
tions of each political party, except
those for representatives 10 the Gener-
al Assembly. shall be arranged in a
separate column on the ballots. and
that each party ticket shall be sepa-
rated from the other party tickets by
black parallel lines, with blank
square at the head Of each party tick
ct; also. that the voter may cast his
ballot for the entire list of candidates
in any column by placing a cross in
the square above each column. Here
tofore il has been necessary for the
voter TO indicate his choice by making
a cross opposite the name of every can
didate on the ticket This option
still remains TO the freeman, but the
voter who desires TO vote the straight
ticket can do 50 easily and quickly by
making a single cross.
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81 ..aN.n
30 for western beef cate; hve MS ~.
,-lidic, s55Fd475 pr ewt; second qus..laS 80 ~
~ ,l,i,-a uuality, Ssd8ao; pvofe.s -
~, tnl li.,- n rgw.. bulls, stags, IeHa7' ooio
rsdos. et-. a. pT 70 -. .a.t.rn beef cattle
Price - s5 "a eight. Choice. 3 "a = g nfst
pPs s5 Il sa5c eoqa, 9oai To- pr IS; tai
htutet -'.a il calf skins, &c edchs Aa'hn
i9% r. S sos each She red skins sss sce ar
NortheIIt 5settsr than those o. last Neek-
Tiys ssu Sei ton The west s sisy f a I No
Trade vas very dull, h ,,',,ss az -
deslirs iFo oSs and springers-Teade , Wa ,aS
crate and values n, sh1 ssvs s1S, e. s5uroe Of
during th Isrg gr mix supply, and farmers ~is
an ~ anxious @ purchAssts.. r. triHe in en-
1ol ~ =, sixes-Ihe arrivals Nets I, 2 -. ,.-.sy.,
YEA 49, 49, n = week ago. Pres N slsas
cess q ~ lat weeks euotatons-
Wa .eIs .'.s isml s-sales were -
she ~, -. 4 aa material chsnfe I'N
- A y esk ago
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Tapley's "Breadwinner7 outwears
all other shoes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-30

Ladies desiring hair work cal On Mrs.. Hiram
Bean. West Randolph; VI. Write for prices.
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Around the Campfire.

The 18th Regt., Vt. Vols, holds its
seeonh annual reunion at Lyndonville
fair grounds, Sept. 18th.
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RaIouros MIS-. Aue. 2.-Ainount q stocE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-09
Irregularities and Discrepanci'

Irregularities and Discrepancie.
Cause Two Suspensions.
Marshalltown, Ia, Sept. S.-As the
result of a weeks investigation by the
commissioners of the Iowa soldiers
home, Commandant John H. Keatly,
and stdjutant Fred Wells are suspend
ed from their respective Offices. Treas
urer Ratakin and Commissioner Birch
ard respectively were appointed pro
tenn to the places made vacant. 1t is
claimed by members of the board that
the suspensions are made pending a
thorough investigation of the affairs of
the institution by an expert committee.
The commission has been in secret ses-
sion since last Sunday. They found
the books Of the home in a. serious
middle. Irregularities and discrep-
ancies were apparent in the records of
financial transactions and Command
ant Keatly's accounts show him to be
in arrears several hundred dollars
The disclosures have Frustrated Colonel
keatley, but he AYERS he will salts
factorily account for everything as
soon as able to go through his books
Temporary Commandant Ratakin says
a most searching investigation will be
speedily instituted, and the business
affairs of the home probed to the bot
tom. Reckless management of this
state institution is openly charged and
trouble has been brewing for months
Commercial andsi Grand Army circles
are stirred up over the revelations, but
many have faith that the suspended
officers will yet be exonerated and
possibly reinStated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-09

Chicago, Sept. S.-The transconunent-
al lines concluded. to take weeks rest
before continuing their efforts to reor-
ganize the association.
When they met this morning, the
Great Northern informed the confer
ence that it could not consent to con-
slider any agreement until its demanded
differentials be allowed on business
frem ST. Paul and points east Thereon
rented over the Oregon Railway d Nav
igation company be considered.
AS none Of the other roads were pre-
pared to agree to this demand. there
was nothing for them to do but to ad-
journ. They will make another effort
a week from Monday, but the Great
Northern will not be represented.
War in transcontinental passenger
rates may result.
Rates in transMissouri territory and
Utah common points will also suffer
materially. The Union Pacific, Rock
Island, Burlington, Santa Fe and Den
yer & Rio Grande have made side
agreement, however, to stand by each
other, and they will be in strong po-
sition to compete for business to North.
ern Pacific points via the Missouri
River and Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-09
NORTHERN PACIFIC BRANCHES.
An Agreement Reached to Termin-
ate the Receivership.


New York, Sept. S.-Mr. Cromwell.
counsel for the Northern Pacific re-
ceivers and the reorganization commit
tee. announced in their behalf he had
effected an arrangement between the
receivers, the committee and the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust company, trustees,
whereby the twenty-four Northern Pa
cific branch line receiverships are to be
terminated, the trustee to undertake
the legal administration thereof for a
limited sum per annum, and the main
line receivers to operate them under a
fair traffic agreement. By this arrange
ment over 100000 per annum will be
saved to the trust and twenty-four re-
ceiverShips will be closed with the eX-
penses of local attorneys incident there
to- 1t is claimed by the arrangement
the unity system will be strengthened
and the work of administration sifnpli-
fed. Counsel also reports the success
full conclusion of negotiations with the
bondholderS' committee Of the Spokane
& Palouse railway, whereby branches
of that road are leased to the main line
receivers during their receivership at a
reduced interest charge of $751;, 900 for
the first two years and $4,000 for the
second two years. Also a similar ar
arrangement with the bondholders' COM
mittee of the Northern Pacific & Puget
Sound Railroad company, whereby that
road is leased to the main line receivers
during their receivership at a reduced
interest charge of SAL, 490 for the first
eighteen months and 500, 745 for the sec
lond eighteen months. All branch line
Ireceiverships are to be terminated and
no lease to extend beyond the life OF
the main line receivership. The work
of carrying out these various grange
ments is now under way and counsel
will soon go west to consummate them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-09
Rain Fell in Torrents.

New York, Sept. S.-All during the
racing at Gravesend today, rain fell in
torrents and the attendance was ex-
ceedingly light. The chief race on the
card was the Oriental handicap at a
mile and a quarter, in which Ramapo.
Hornpipe and Bassetlaw were the con-
tenders, and that was the order OF
favoritism When the flag fell, Ram
apo dropped behind to let the others
do the running, and it could be seen
that while both were running he was
only cantering, and when the time
came he drew away and won IN a
common canter. Summary:
First race, five furlongs-Louisa won.
Lobengula second, Phoebus third
Time-1:03.
Second race, one mile-Live Oak W
Buckrene second, Pochine third. Til
1:45A.
Third race, six furlongs-Cou =
Tenor won. Dolabra second, CromvTSd
third Time-1:17.
Fourth race, mile and a quarter
Ramapo won, Bassetlaw second, Horn
pipe third. Time-2:12.
Fifth race. five and half furlongs-
Black Jack won, Governor Sheehan sec
ond. Discount third. Time-1:10.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-
Wah Jim won, Old Dominion second
Hazel Patch third. Time-1:10.
Seventh race, mile and sixteeQth-
Dobbins won, Sandowe second, lingo
mar third. Time-1:49A.