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10 per cent. down. balance Of on cOnfir-
nation OF sale; = in months and a in /
months thereafter with interest.
ISAIAH GOOD.
Assignee.
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Terns

Ten per cent of the purchase money To be
paid in cash ON day Of sale. and the balance
OF one-thiri ON or before the confirmation of
the sale; one-third in six months and one
third in twelve months from confirmation Of
sale, with interest. Deferred payments To be
secured by bond and mortgage upon the
premises. \. l.. C. HAY,
&. W. WALKER,
ASSignees OF &. L. Hay,
Address Hay & Walker, Attorn cys-at-LIw,
SOmerSet, Pa
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Men, Boys and Childrcn's fine and cheap
Suits and large line Of Overcoats for
Men, Boys and Children. Underwear
over shirts, Iaundried shirts, Night
Shirts, Overall>. Pants, Hosiery. Gloves
Mitteu>, Suspenders, Braces, Cuts, Col
lars, etc., Hats, Caps. Muftlers and Hand
kerchie;~, etc, VIII sacrifice all goods
tha; have been in stock over one year
Am closing out my entire line of Boots
Shoes. Carpets & oil Cloths at Reduced
Prices.
buy for Cash; sell sOr Cash or Ap-
proved Notes at short time; and eonse-
quently can afford Small Profits.
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EXECCTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of David Diclley, late OF Brothersval-
ley township, Somerset county, Pa deed
Letters t.siamenja-y on tlle above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by
the proper authority, notice il hereby given to
all persons indebted to said estate To make
immediate paymcat, and thusa having claims
against the s-.ue 20 present tIciu duly au-
thenticated for settlement Ou saturday, Nov.
Il, 1884, at the house ofdecedent.
MORGAN UICEEN.
ID. J. BRU BAKER.
Executors.
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Mr.. Russel Uhl, of wilkesbarre, was a
visitor az the home of his parents in this
place last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

Next week the teachers of the common
schools of the county viii be with us.
The people of Somerset will extend them
a cordial welcome.
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A sSIGNEE's NOTICE.

Notice l. hereby given that solomon J. Bitt-
ner and wif., John r. Bittner and Alber: a.
Bttner- o.. Middlecr-ek township, somerset
county, Pa, have made a voluntary ASS IN
ment tO me Of all their estate, zeal, personal
and mixed, ia trust for the benefit OF jnr crs,i-
itOrs Of said Solomon J. Bitiner. John K Bit
ner and Albert \ Bittncr. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said solomon j. Bit
ncr, John r. EittneT and Albert 4. Bittn.r.
Will prese.t them 70 the undersigned duly au-
tnenticIted and all persons owing said solo
mon J. bitiner. John T. Eittncr aud Aibert A.
Bittncr, viii maize immediate payment 10
MARTIN II. HAltTZEi-L,
John u. Scott Assignee.
Attorney. RuckwGJd, Pa.
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Mr.. II. c. White, the prominent Cham
bersburg merchant tailor. is at the Somer-
set House.
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II is rumored that the Somerset Comfy
National Bank win establish a branch at
Confluence.
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Terms =

N~TicE-AH persons purchasing NJ the
above sale VIII please take notice that ID per
cent. OF the purchase money must d. paid
when property l. knocked down. Otherwise
IL will again be exposed To sale at the risis Of
the first purchaser. The residue Of the pur-
chase money must he paid ON or befOr the
day Of confirmation, viz; Thursday. Dec-m-
ber l3ih. iSs4. No deed will BE- acknowledged
until the purchase money i paid ia full.
Saerifi-s Office. EDWARD HOOVER.
Oct. 5ist. ls1i. Sheriff
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Ride q Bicycle.

Columbia, Reading Flyers, and FASH
ions. both ladies and gentlemen's wheels
opened this week at James B. Holder
baum's Hardware Store.
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7s ACES AND ioI PERcUES,

all of which Is cleared and in n good state OF
cultivation The entire tuct i underiaid
with a vein of good coal. The farm j. well
waierei; with "a good orchard OF fruit trees,
ard has thercon erectcd a twO-stOry plank
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Thursday, Nov 18th, 1894,
HiOCIOCK Pm.

all the following described real estate, viz:
No. I. \ certain piece or parcel OF land sit
uatc in Quemahaning township. Somerset
county. Pa. bounded on the south by ruad
leading from StaylstOwn 70 S;antOn's Mills.
ON the north by QuemahnniEE creek; Gn tine
east by George Oiar,iner's estate; and Oa the
west BY John II. Stahl's estate containing
one and one-half acres, more or less, having
thereon erected "A two-stOry frame
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On Dack This Week.

A large line of Fishing Tackle now OF
sale at JAS b. HoLDERBAUA.
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S5 Acres more or less.
-TwO-stOry-
PLANK f.: HOUSE,

good frame stable and all other necessary
out buildings
At the same time and place ! viii also eN-
pose Ia sale the personal properly of the as
SignOr, consisting Of farming and agricultural
implements, household furniture, one bay
horse. one bob sled. one two-hor>e wagon, one
sleigh, one buggy, &c, sSc-
TnrDDc ON RE-I ESTATE - Ten per
I Ci iiiS cent of the purchase money tn
be paid In cash on day OF sale and the balance
of the one-thirl ON or before the confirmation
of sale; One-Ihird in six months and One-third
in one year from confirmation of sale. De
ferred plym ents 70 bear interes; from cOufir-
bond on the premises.
TERM on personal property made
known on day of sale.
JOHN II. ZIMMERMAN,
Assignee ~ Jonathan smith.
Scuii & BicSe,sger Atty's
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uJJ FOR OUR
HQeNIS WdUltu NEW BOOK
MARK TWAIN.

Every one of his previous books have had tnI-
meuSs sales His new book SurpasSt> any
thing he has here tltOre written Two stories
In ot,. volume. Tragedy and a Comedy. \
chance for agents. We give exclusive terrific
~ For tcriny and fuli particulars address,
J. W. KEEiEI. Z Co.. ey5 Arch ST. Phila=
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WAN D,

An experienced Insurance or building anU
loan solicitor for S0fIeuSct and adjoining
counties for new company with new ana
taking features. only good men. those ens1-
BLEED 70 give bond. are desired Health, age
- baS T.,. hing ia a. with the cost Addr,ss
r. a. MACHEsSNEN.
fCs and i04 Fourth Avenue,
pftt.burg. IA
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Musical Instruments.

yiolins, Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos
and other stringed instruments at Snyder's
drug store.
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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Laest U. S. Govt Report
lH:AI q: Bs;;lI2g Bs;sl|sg,;
ADSOEeJvEEY py@E
4 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate of Gillian Friedline is;e Of Icnner
township, Somerset county Pa, deed.
Letters of ofadLIiniStrifson having been grant
esi by TIE proper authority 10 the undegsign-
esi, notice H. srlby given to sil persons In
ceVied i8 said estate to make Immediate uaF-
Ecnt, and tEo-- having Claims against said
tt-e wall present. them Guly authenticated
Tor settlement On Thurs. iay. Dac i,h. isfl -
the office OF Jas. VI. Cover. PSI, in JenuCr Y
Roads j. VI. COVER.
LEVI FiIEDLI$E.
Administrators
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

In reeState OF Urias Folk. deceased.
The undersigned having been daily appoint
ed auditor 10 make distritution Of the funds
in the hands OF the administrator, 20 and
among those legally cHtitled thereto, hereby
gives notice that h. will attend 10 the duties
Of said appointment. on Friday, Nov =, lo9i.
al O'Clock p ~, Of said day, nj the Office of
the auditor, when and where all persons can
attend.
J. G. LOWRY.
Auditor.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Barbara Ellen Ross, late OF stony
creek township, deed.
Letters OF administration having been grant
ed by the proper authority, 10 the undersisn-
ed, notice Is hereby given To all persons in
dcbted to said estate TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against said
estate will present them duly authenticated
for settlement, ON Saturday, Nov, oath, lsa4. 10
the residence Of administrator IN shank willie.
CHARLES ROSS.
Administrator.
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NEW FOURlSTORY HOUSE.

stable and other outbuildings, being fifty-fOur
feet front and one hundred and fifty feet deep.
No. 3. Situate in said borough and known
on general plan as lot No. 2l7, fronting nfty
feet upon broadway and extending back one
hundred and uny feet To an alley. bounded
on the west by BrUidway, on rOrth by an al
ley, on east by an alley and on south by No. {
hereinafter described, having thereon erected
one and One-hatlf story nouse and out bIiii-
inlsS.
No. 1. Situate in said borough. fronting
fifiy feet on Broadway and extending back OF
equal width one hundred and nifty feet 10 AZ
alley, bounded on the west by broadway. on
the north BY No. 3. above described. ON east
by an alley and on south by lot Of Owen Ne
Elfish.
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Good Reading Natter.

These long winter evenings you Will
want some reading matter and you will
want to get this reading matter at Il moder-
ate expense. The way to do it is to go 10
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF joel I. King. late of Upper Turkey
foot township. deed.
Letters administration having been grant
ed by the proper authority, "a the undcrsian-
ed, notice l. hereby given to all persons III
debted To said estate 10 make Immediate pay
ment. and those having ciaiIa. against said
estate will present thcin duly authenticated
for settlement, ON Saturday. Nov. l7th. 4. D..
1871, at the residence OF the Administrator Ia
said township
y. r. SNYDER.
AdminiSf r1tor
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tuesday, November 20, 1894,
at | o'clock p. NJ,

all the following described real estate, late the
property of Israel Snaby:
\ tract OF land situate in Conemaush town
ship Somerset county. Pa, adjoining lands Of
Isaac Hostetler. Peter Speicher, Daniel j.
Bloush's estate, David Rummel, Joseph Laps
aud John YOdCr. containing
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Orphans eeuFt Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate F!

by virtue Ofan order of sale issued out Of
the Orphans tourt Of Somerset county, Pa,
and tn the undersigned administrator Of VIII
liam j. DingeS, late OF QuenIhOniug town
ship. Somerset cegnty, Pa, directed, will Of
fer at public sale AZ the late residence Of the
decd, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

BY virtue of an order of sale issued oi.t of
.the Court OF COmTaoD Pleas Gf Somerset coun-
ty. Pa, and To me directed, / will expose To
public sale, on the premises, on
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Lawn Mowers,

A handsome limo and cheap. For sale
by JAS. B. HoLDERBAUM.
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FISHERS BOO
Eevs Items.

where Won can rent first-class Novels at
cents per copy to read and return.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate F.!
-ANn-
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

nv virtue al an Gr,teF Of sale issued out Of
the Court 81 Common Pleas OF Somerset c0un-
y, ia, aud 10 me directed, I will cxp1sc 10
..ile on In. nrainiS.-. On
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FRIDAY, December 9TH, 1894,

the following described realty:
No. |. certain lot or part OF lot OF
ground. known on the general plan Of said
borough as lOt or plri ot lot No. 81, frba.ing
foriy-siX feet on Main street and extending
back of same width one-hundrcd and f.it-
feet to au alley, bounded on the north by No.
2hereinbei0w , described, on the east by Main
street, south by Marset street, and west by an
alley, and known as the Merchants Hotel.
property. having
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HOTEL BUILDINGS,

stable, S0c.. thereon erected, and being one of
the oldest and best business stands in Somer-
set county. The entire front o. this piece No.
ingS
No. ,. Situate in said borough, adjoining
No. above described on the south. Main st.
ON the east. lot of George HoischOur on the
north, and alley on the west, having thereon
erected Z. fine
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~ .lt- DDLl-
SOLOMON Uni, p. NJ.
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Result. .. N.rr.e.asett Parh.

PRovrpkScE, Oct s-The second week OF the run.
ming races at Narragansett Park ushered In with
the weather cool and threatening. The track was In
excellent condition. Upward Of 200 horses are now
on the grounds Summaries:
First Race-Ftye furlongs Lady Richmond CBurrelD
won High Point belle McClsinl second, sallie Wood
won, Tom Tough (Clerico5 second, Hardy For INC
Third Race-one mile. Charley Mcdonald loarnerl
won, Gallatin ~; Jones) second Wilmar McCain)
Fourth Rsce-oHe mile and q sixteenth. Figaro
IBlahe won, Zoe Ripley tNooie) second, Equity tpuf'
Fifth Rsce-six furlonss Billy 9. (McCiain) won,
By love lBlake) second, Leonardo III. Jones) third.
Narragansett Park entries for tomorrow;
First Race-Slx furongA Saginaw. 107; Play or
Pay 100; DRY Dollar, 102 ChilIon, 100; Anxiety e7i
Flying scud %; Inguisitye "a; Tenetts geldns. s7j
Sappho. W; DalgrettI, w; Campaign, 90.
Second Race-One mile Marshall, los; Panwhy,
100; Void, 100; The Queen, 100; Darkness, %; DR..
Garnett, 81; Gallopng King 90: George Dixon. ssi
Third ksSe-Fiye furlongs Milton 7, 1os; Red Top,
eoi Lobengula ge; Enchanterse Vsnbrunt. sei Fusi
Fourth Rsce.fiSe furionss. Buckeye l1s; Herhi.
mer, li3; Belden, 100: Abingdon, 100; E1ceenxa
ny as Harry Keisser, %; John r.. %; Julia O., ss;
Fifth Race-six furlongs wah Jim, lIe; Remorse,
l0!; Hardy Fox, l07; Plenty, i04i Solitaire, io2:
rrirnus, 100; Darkness, l00 Billy Boy. 100; Milan.
81; Our Maggie Us; Dutch oven. %; West Park. VI.
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Horn0 Nona's
Football Notes.

TIE q Trinity ya sShGs , WI PLAY am,
The Loyoa football eleven would like to hear frog
a. sssIss rs9fs sSssaS
teams in sroeEyn and vicinity whose sveSsss vsiss
P.ci ia street, Brooklyn. '' 49, ~ '''''
The ssgsncIe Football Club would Like e srr.ass
s e .s' os~s
West 1881 street. city.
.s, team q sSun EsS cSs w9Sa
q e !. s' e 6.
Of % t & ?. on n e %
IF ssS" s::: e SI:s e
The Cre.cent Athletic Club men are ssy well s.tis
ss Sans.
~. ~ ss:4S: ss:sas
But back Of the line are strong. '' ~ " 49, ''N''
The Dominican Union Football Club have election
ss Sas Ss
ss IN as
E.sfT: e So s .: sss
sP &. III { q
not take part In the game but simply did little run
ming to get INTO condition Waters was also On tho
q hi; PLAYING he said he saw no resson xhy be :hod
practice to-day honahan, who has bean playtns at
left guard moved his old position and
ably done 70 leave the place for either Actgb @
his crutches, but he still iimps badly.
another football eleven has besn forn,sd % Yale
e: 'ss fs
s$ vii
play the team. q Che smaller college: Theirs SSps
strengthened By players who are trying Cor the
varsity and ret who are mot taken With ke varsity
The team IA. few open dates lsft .hisn thsy ere
York city. Those wishing games addreas Manager
Yale Consolidated eleven. boz 626. New Haven.
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o. l.ocai TEAMS Courts.

Paret and Thurbsr. the Brookiyn-Nsw York COM
bination place In the finals Of the Central Park
doubles championship yesterday afternoon BY defeat
ing sydney L. Smith and Calhoun CTAgin OF the New
York Tennis Club. fhs match was closely contested
at rst but Thurbers excellent play turned the bal
anes In favor OF his side Paret will play Fischer for
the championship tomorrow, and Thursday
FISCHER and Bostwlck will meet PAret and Thurber
for the championship In doubles The result was a.
Mems Doubles ssmLn naI round; j. ParmIy Paret,
LenoK r. O., and Raymond ID. ThuTber, Kings County
ToSS PsS an sydns smith ana Calhoun crAsn Ne"
At the courts Of she West side TEAMS Club Cen
tral Park West And Eighty nlnth street the club
handicap IN ladies' singles anu mixed doubles was
Lidss' inglss-First round; Miss K Q. hiastG owe
fifteen. beat Miss II. N. SArre, nftseA Ga Ga
Mixed Doubles Preliminary roundi Miss Collins and
the Rev A p Attsrblry, half thirty beat hiss AAIy
e. aillstt and W. Gordon Parker owe half forty o-S
First ROund-Alss H. NJ. s4rrs ana y, g. Parser, half
thirty beat Miss Collins and the Rev A r. Attsrbury,
The NAL match q the Orange Tennis Grub. chan;
defsatsd W; o. Ludlow This Leaves lyman 70 Play Play
NO, .ee ~ lsso aud iSss LArIsd Winning .S
tine sivst he eug 70 Gambler. The sSOEs;
o. Ludlow, 20. TO SO.
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-Four favoritee out Of the I'VE defeated a. Aque
duct yesterday end the b.ckers Of hrst choices had
very unsatisfactory afternoons sport Delays at the
post kept the last from being owing to DARK
ness, and "a ives declared on. The RESULTS
First Rsce-Purse $500; four and half furongs:
JKingJ 70 8, second Gsiety 10. lsesnonl 10 70 I,
Ross Dr. T RRsSSR and HSs o Fan oSs
second .ksce--Pul.e 5000; Eve furlons.; !ua.ssss
Time. !ob. sEyiisbt also rsn. V
ps stfsitl, TO l. wont Mirage, l0i Scanonl, 70 !,
s JOINING snss0Ir r 40. na Time
wood los YetterG TO D.. won; Llsmore, iii Gits.
sS to sssSpd ISs sSa
YstieD. 70 secopdi Pstte, iOs tDonovsn), 70 g
% nifors toy von nog Ieporelio, IS szndr.Ws
'se1nd E as nly ilo pGpoT sp3 ,i.os
To-dsys entries for Aqueduct:
First Race-Four and half furlones; selling. Tom
s,s nss, e. " en- isSn a. s
iiton. 10y each; tribute, loo =
Granger Belsrayia, 100 eschi Lep9re'lo 81 Crsmons
Third RsceSFiye iuriongs Eotre Dame Cremons
Judge Gleason, skyiight Canada Jack, 90 each; MY
e Sp h Ss.i ssa. sni
FOURTH Esce-ops mIlei selling Ennsla, 81 Il:
NOR ~ MrsSS io2 LS ga aSpn 1 Bright
Msers, cSsmSas Ease mecSTsct
a1%S GS cash. Pe oS Cen
1iS eSchi Dont Know, Hopper, i2s each.
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Frespesss 80 = Rssy ss.ss. A-ene ths
MnnnAAetnrnFa "a nealerh.

Frsspesss 80 Rssy ssssss A-ene the
Manufactures $50 Dealers.
The fall trade in horses and Carriages may
now be saia to have fairly begun. ~ was q
special bargain day ~ Van TasssIl q KeaSney's
auction mart. 100 and 132 East Thirteenth
street, last Friday, some horses going es low as
$3.50. Hsrd,worklne animals ranged from
this sum " e75. The eoadsters brought from
500 TO e1s9.5o. Seven pairs we're sold At from
$3.50 10 SAYS.
The trade in carriages r. now beginning TO
recur chie6y 10 brouHhams and coupe rock
aways Of which Van Tasscll q Kearney have
n complete stock on hand.
Studebeker Of 20b and 267 Canal street n pre-
pared 10 supply all patrons with almost every
thing they want. He calls especial attention TO
the lighter vehicles, such as buckboerds, phae-
tons, runabouts, surveys and all sorts OF fancy
driving trape.
AT the American Horse Exchange, Broadway
and Fiftieth street, the BlOodgoOd stud, con-
sisting Of stations, brood mares yearlinRs,
fosls, and matched pairs, viii be sold by VIII
liam Easton tonight and tomorrow night.
There will be 200 head offered, including a
number OF prize winners.
The Wilson wagon works, 542 Hudson street,
are prepared To furnish business wagons TO the
trades or to make them to order on short notice.
Their wagons combine speed with durability.
II. Mclaughlin, successor TO William Is. Pond
a Co, Broadway and Fifty first street, has some
good bargains in second hand carriages, includ-
Ing both light and heavy vehicles.
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FAaIN KEATS CON LUCEY
For the Owners Handicap at Maspeth-
Jockey Ne Kn ht Is Thrown.


At Maspeth yesterday the owners Handicap was
won by Fagin, who beat Con Lucey by head Tho
latter lost the by running wide In the stretch In
the NTH while making the nrst turn, Tom Brown
bolted and into the fence. Mcknight, his rider.
tried to get his feet out OF the strrups Jump
failed. He picked up and carried TO the jockeys
rooms He was badly shaken up, SUMMARIZE :.
Often ris sslG9
& f%s SSsst Harlem EsE ia k fSs
Jack dS ,sSsn'
Penn. IDS Kouradl, 70 8 second Tommy Laily, 100
ScSaiSn Bella Lady bahSy and The MiasehaSS Belle
SIX suS0HH: .s,l.1 e CoBr
Iisost vssaSosa. Detroit, Circular Edssr~oOd. and
FoS1th Rscenosners Handicap; nvs and half fur
iIpns1 ISsln iIa cSsssy ESa co s hioS1ssS
en-, 10 D third. Time, fIi .,a =.
orr a nsS: sinpsss % liz :s
91$ l6i % ,rS Tine OO
As si1ts ssSs * tnroRss o Sset y O. Nc
e HS s. shf dS iS soSSaa
Third Tine X: 90 bolivar AsUpO Bon Voyage and
n0HT RAcEA
seventh Race-sellngi ave furlonss. Blue, Bird
hsSj, stS l. third lime. ioSyS. The Bully. RS5y
Eighth kacs@sia furionss Dauntlsss. lIs CKonrad).
saS Il & Nc 70 8 third
Hinth RScs- ssllinsi SiH furIonss. Blackburn, iOs
tCOrbley) IL 20 o, won ClAnsman, 81 20 Brlenl, to
!, secondi soprano, lOo1s lDslehantyl, third Tune,
l;s0. adjourn, Carraecus, Iceland. and his Grace
Tenth Raee-Four lurlongs ana seventy yards.
9sH (oBrien), 10 20 5, Sseond Bllet Dohx colt, "
lHoulihAn), 70 l. third. Tims 0551l Carnalits and
eki:S Sa + ss' saa Ssf
(Leyeel. 70 l. secondi Mckinney. 10li{ (LesFJ 70
/, third. Time I;l7Sl jack Bachelor also ran
F Gstis ISs 100 or s~oys.roas ana up
ward; selling half mile and seventy yards Frank r.
HATf. los pounds; Belle OF FeImOy l07i Wang, 10o;
Trixey Gardner, lOli sentinel. 20.
Second Race Purse $500 for twoyeAroldsi sslllngi
nyse!shths q mile Sharon, no pounds; Pattle,
ore, 1O5 Calisa, 1905 TytuTa, lOai Annshaha Belle
ThTd Raee-P1rss e2Od. for maiden three esr-Olds
and upward thres uartsrs q mile. A4raschino,
n PSSga l ssi.a Ia III k-p 81 HindO0S-n' wi Argyle
Fourth RAee-Parss $500 for three yeGrolds and up
ward; selling: half mile and seventy IardG Atlas,
log; GOlddikger 1O2; Gertie. IS; 81 Lawrence, 61i
Red croast "a; Haywood s0i The Pearl soi LAdy
FUN Raee-Pgrss $500. for maiden t~oysar-oldsi
colo llb; Lottle A., llbi Anna Marie. lis; Mamie
stark, ll6; Annie Ryan, ll53 O'Hearn 1ibi Tom
Brown, 1856 Anstraina geldlng, li5; ST. Ana, lio.
ave ~ ia hsI s,s sSd ~
IL no; BlSrkbarn. i05; Maggie RlchaTds i0S: Boil
var. i0l; ClansmAn. "a; ban King. "a. -,.
seventh RAes-PuFse, 5000 for thrssy ear old5 eAd
upward selling one half mile aud seventy yarda jim
corbets 1896 EaeelsloT lo2i Arab PAahA. I0li Ruby