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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01

The more Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is used the better II Is liked. We know
Of no other remedy that always gives
satisfaction. 1t Is good when you first
catch cola; Is s9oa n, wnen your cough
good In any kind of Cough. We have
sold twenty-five dozen Of II. and every
bottle has given satisfaction. Stedman
& Friedman. druggists, Minnesota Lake.
MINI. 30 cent bottles for sale by Owen,
q Minor Drug Company. p. NJ. Slaughter.
E. p. Reeves 4 Co., and w. @. Forst-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01
THE RADFORD BRIDGE DISASTER.
Six OF the Victims Dead and Two More in
fyiffcaI Eep1iftnu


RADFORD. VA, March 31.--The bridge
disaster yesterday was much worse than
first reported OF the eight men who
went down it looks as If not one would
live. Three more men have died. James
Connor and Richard Foster, colored. and
F. a. McCulloch, the contractor, max
ing the number of deaths six: Thomp-
son. Andrews, Mabes. McCulloch, Foster.
and Connor.
The wounded men. Hedrick and John
son, are in a critical condition, and
there is little hope for them. The fall
was ninety feet, and the immense sius,
girders, and flooring were piled upon the
unfortunates. The town is wrapped in
grief, nothing of the kind ever having
occurred. All OF thy victims of the
disaster were married, except Conner,
and all leave families dependent, ex-
cept McCulloch.
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for
nothing

did you say?
Yes, that describes how feel.
| have no energy left, nothing inter-
ests me.
My strength has left me and have no
inclination TO work.
No one would take me for the same
person that used TO be.
I look and feel foriorn and miserable.
My spirits are low, feel Respondent
and can't sleep at night.
! am constipated and my digestion is
out OF order.
I feel almost hopeless, it seems to me
that | shall never be strong
again.
Cheer up, your case is far from
being hopeless. You are suffering
from general debility, your nerves
need toning up, you lack vitality.
The cure lies in eTriching and
purifying your blood and strength
ening the system. You should take
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t
will restore you to robust, perfect
health. You iIimprove from the first
bottle. This remedy is pleasant TO
take ard is very powerful strength
ener. 1t does not stain the teeth.
But get the genuine--see the crossed
red lines on wrapper.
BROWN CHEMICAL q. BALTIMORE. NO.
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Hair mattresses remade and back sams
day. Howell 4 Shaw Company. 74 east
Main street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
RADICALS DEFEAT ROSEsEPY.
snap Judgment Taken on the House @
Lords Question.

snap Judgment Taken on the Hous, of
Lords Question.
LONDON. March 1.-THE government
was taken ny surprise in the commons
when Labou.here sprung on the house an
amendment TO the address III reply to the
queens speech providing for the abolition
of the house of Lords. After some discus
sion and considerable excitement the
amendment was put to a vote and was
passed-lti 70 i45-in spite of The oppo,i-
tion of the government When the figures
We're announced they caused an ouiburst
of prolonged cheering which was renewed
when the deputy speaker read the address
in reply TO the queen speech with La
bouchere'S amendment attached to il
The division on LatEoUchere'> amend
ment occurred earlier than was expected.
and many of the Conservatives were alb
sent at dinner. The majority was COM
posed of sev,nty-ihree McCarthvites and
ParneiliJes the remainder being Radicals.
When the division paper was handed To
Labouchere "a tremendous cheer broke
from the Irish and Radical benches and
the members standing below the gang
way. Tanner was excitedly cheering aud
waving his handkerchief, while the gov
ernment tellers looked pale, especially
Chief Whip Ellis. All the ministers looked
downcast, while Baifour smiled ironi-
cally.
The result of she division was surprise
not only to the government, bat TO those
who had voted in favor of the amendment
Several of the latter avowed that their
object in supporting the amendment was
merely to give a good division against the
house Of lords. They declare that they
had no idea that there was any prospect Of
the amendment being carried. Ii was III
Tact IA jump in the dark and "a bringing
up at place at which they did not ex
pect to arrive. The action that will be
taken by the government i'll view of the
defeat inflicted upon it by its whiiom sup
supporters Is matter of conjecture. The
prospect oil the resignation of the cabinet
was general topic in the Hobbies c. the
house of commons.
"A manifesto issued by the National Re
form union says that it is useless TO hope
that popular reforms can be achieved even
ny a Liberal government unless the powers
and privileges of the house of lords, (which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS.

Ami Bennett, who. with Charles Roswell.
WAS victim OF the bullcts ofthe maniac
Eeiden in the Chicago board of trade
last September. J. Just recovering from
his Wounds lie Was shot in the back.
RoSSwell was shot in the jaw. has no mark
Of his wound and has been at WORK lCr
several months.
Among the E.lin.on family jewels jd~t
sold 10y a icujoa auCtioa mouse was =
necklace oi six hlaci, pearls, the most
iImoU, in the world J; brought Sls.wo
Thcre~e kle.tsch was recently cruciiicd
u death in Icne>,ar Huusar. They said
She N,as a witch.
Lord Roberts s1y- That the Army TEN
perance aSsac.@tiou N India, which hegiu
III ie,s with Ic.e'a memuer~. ms increased
over -AouJ member, this wear
Rev Edmund D.digr. ui Baltimore, Of.
fer~ To ha one Of ten or fifteen persons VINO
viii >uhscGi Dee - % each toward the pres
egvatioa %, tLe historic Carroll mansion
on East Lombard street. Baltimore Il l.
now used - e. saloon aut tenement house
There j. Sgr.uu- agitation throughout
Austria for universal suffrage just now.
Kansas counties last year paid Sl5.G1G
for wolf >calp- Daria- ;Lr last four
years these uauutie> have amounted To
S,HuA
Obituary; Ar T-ylon.lie. Ills. judge
Hurat-o N.-u-N ser. 4; Veins. Ludwig
august I.-u.i, -he poet. aged -.
Dr.. GCur-D l. N.Ler, formerly editor q!
;.e Omaha Ic,..lt. ha- b-,a appointed
surveyor al ,--. alI~ 40 Caaua
4. Tie Pueblo -J,.. uar. .y..I star. up the
raI Iiiil and converter. giving employ
u.vut - 2 I'D m.u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
SNAKE sTORY CONTINUED.
And The Continuation rlscr q. Loses >1i.
ins in tn. Way of Interest.

Ar! Tie Cont ,u..atiuU TlST. o.. --a>,s~ >Jt,I-
inS in the Way OF Interest.
WouSIA', VI. March There Wa a
serious fire ca thcea~J side II the bigmarsh.
which spread 70 adjoining farms and le-
stroyei several barns a-d Lay>tacks and
considerable fencing. :. s. I.utor lost al!
his farm machinery. AN. Au~gl TootpSen
! also a heavy loser IN the same line. The
iIre burned Tor several hours. and people
came from miles u every direction 70 see
the big blaze Farmer Shelley. who iII
al exciting experience with the hi- snake
sunday night. l. positive that The fire was
started 10y the friction created hy the rep
tile IN gliding through the dry grass IN its
haste TO ESCAPE into tine swamp. Mr.. She.-
ley says that the path OF tie snake was
marked 10y e distinct glow which bright
enci up considerably in the wind. bar Ac
attached nc great Importance 10 it AZ tic
time, thinking il WIS mere ly TUosplor-
e>ceAj or luminous t:I:I. without heat.
Pink Mink marsh mus, take a back SEA
while Woomgc J. in the field
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
. Observation-Disclosures CAss.
fae Iar.rrs Given . Talking to ~ the
iuIEc -Eusthcr Testimony.

iae Ia~.rrs Gircn = Ts.l,ir. to ~ the
'iudSc-Fusticv Testimony.
WASHINGTON. March if-Those who e.
pccted that Judge Sradley would punish
the lawyers who had fight over the POL
lard-EIeckinridse c;t,e wer1 disappointed
The judge simply said that the papers had
laid oui programme for him that would
not be executed because the fight took
place outside the precincts Of the court.
He then said he had heard that some Of the
lawyers came TO the court armed. and that
II II was proven he would iuiiic; the
heaviest punishment he could This
brought out disclaimers FROM every lawyer
IN the case and ended the incident
DISPOSITIONS Were then the order 81 the
day. aud one from Mary Logan. a Ciuciu-
natl doctrcsS, told how She had attended
young woman 1t n Roman Catholic nun
merry Rear Cincinnati, in child birth. hut
she could not swear the woman was Miss
Pollard. This was in i>>i y sister who
remembered the case could not swear 70
the identity either, and, indeed, ,de identity
was very misty in both cases. The plain,iI
had some boaA>-lrvinc'> wcrk~--in court
which came from the library OF the nun
merry, aud which she said she had given 20
the library when she was patient there.
The sister thought the books in cIur;
were ttr same, bat was NOT certain. \
question to which the defense objected
brought the .oUct TO the time OF adso...!.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14

Manhood
and how to attain il.

At last u medical work tina, tells the oa,.e.
DESERVES the cGe It., poiu the remedy. This
IL scientifically the most valuable. arti-,:caIIv
the most beautiful medical book thai:.ha. ap.
pea.cd for years; ~ Iiasss.ev-r5 page bearing
. b IT. tone illustration 10 ;ints. seine of the
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teucy. s;erility. Development. varicocele.
The Hash nj. Thos''in;ending Marriage. etc.
Every man who would know tn grand truth.
the y ain facts, the Old seer Is, and the new
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MARI life. "h'w uli atone for past follies
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under zeal Address the publishers.
tr,s 81 Gloai 90 Lulfalo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
PORTUGAL SENDS INSTRUCTIONS
H'r Nay Officers ordered Not to Iuter-
fcre in the Row.

LISBON, March "A Official telecams r.
cciyed here from Rio dc .IaIeiro confirm
the report that Admiral Saldanha Ia
Cana. the commander of the rebel fee. at
Rio de JaneirD. has abandoned Li~ squadron
and sought refuge on board he Porju-tco.
corvette Miudello. The commander OF the
NIndello has Cah,cd 10 the Portuguese
-overnmen: outlining The facts IL the c4.~e,
and asking for Instructions
The government has cIJled TO Captain
Castillo. commander Of the Portuguese
naval forces at Rio, telling him To follow
the instructions given to the Portuguese
charge q 'aiiaires. Co.aie Paraty. at Rio
de .iaueJr1, ordering the Portuguese rep
rcsentaiiveS not to interfere in the Brazil
ian struggle 'Jud To cautue themselves 20
cooperating with the other foreign repro
seutatiycs at Rio de ,Ianeiro IN the meas
ures which they may consider oppUTtune
and niece S%alN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
lie Took Drath I.h.il,-

Kansas CITY. March l4-Eru,t Woyt
was found dead i'll Il chair. IL sat in a
rocker with hie feet crossed upon another
chair, his hand under his head. ami his
right hAnd Kidding a half consumed CHAR.
lie had taken laudanUm and lett iii, note.
written IL German: Dear " and D.ll..i,-
ter: Forgive your father Icumu.it mn,
deed cut Of desperation. hope to ste YOU
again Ia the otLer world, wher. we viii Ice
nn.fnl =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14

CHICAGO, March l+-E r. Gore. son Of
Auditor Gore and chief o. the building
and loan department Of the auditors o.
nee has directed his attorneys to commence
suit tor llbe. agaIn>, the Chicago Eyruiu-.
Journal. because tl11 piper by ui-,4.c
made the statement Ia IT, SIiu-I4y'- Is
sue that he had been arrested Tor en,t,zzle-
ment. The Journal has maLe a full and
complete retraction, declaring that /, WAS
wholly au oversight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
John shouldn', Have Nee,

81 JOSEPH, MO, March John Pun
phrey, OF this city, spent the greater Dor
ton of the night whipping, his wife and had
threatened to give her another beating next
morning. About O'Clock he told her lie
was tempted TO cut her throat. bn. when
he made move 10 strike her his s,epson.
John Iombs, shot him in the back. jnftict-
ing wound that Will probably prove IA
tai Humphrey is known rs very tough
man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
Fight Against xun se,o,l,,,,,,,

PITTebCEG, March lI-W. 4. Kerr. state
chancellor OF tine Junior Order o. Amer
lean Mechanics, and five others. neu,ber,
cf the order, appeared before .Ju.Ise Nc
Chung III the county courts and mad. Nh
llicaiion for az injunction restr;.iuin., Inc
riverside public school board from en-
ploying members II religious orders. wear.
ing the ga'rb of the order, as TEACHERS In
tue school. Judge McCluug took the Dr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14

enable selfish ana irresponsible cliuue to
Illustrate AND mutilate such measures, - Ire
curtaiied or abolished The National Re.
form union therefore calls Tor determined
efforts Ia establish the seif-suvernmeut .:
the Britt. people upon truly Democratic
basis and by the abolition of the house Of
lpr,lS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
ALL AFFLICTED ARE WELCOME.

ALL AFFLICTED ARE WELCOME.
Dr.. Ard~--on end Tosc az gratuates g the
leading medical colleges Of this c,Hr ~. AID
with 90 yc.rs' experience Il he trca,mt y; Of
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CATARRH. THROAT A,'D LUNGS.
They -uccc-,fu = t-eat |atarrh. Throat and
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NERVOUS DISEASES.
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ElectriCity-lt> Scientific Applica-
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Fscial b ,mi-rrs. - molgs. urprfuou- hair
wine aTAs. tumIr-, vel, etc. rymoy ed by etvC
trUysis.
BLOOD AND SKIN pI> EA>ES.
Allrroub',- ar N rom impure load. -cruf.
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Can be con- ul'co col fidsurly ~ ieItc- or "THe-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
CHRONIC CA7AlDR.
This Disease i Very Prevalent in
This Climate.

I -;s-t- rs Bal cod. az ac,!,E thn mucous
menh-aue ofthr nose. = VII =. teglr,t-i ~
tends '"tnc hrus' u i I n->: rrs9fjIg In ~ al.
achr-. u. Afurs-. los ~ Voice AuG Co l,url { u.
A. this IA ~ - PkENEN Ed az yeTIaa outly
q lED hN F.'fsu- -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
PEIXOTO TRIUMPHS
Rebels at Rio Surrender With.
out Conditions.
DA GAIA, HOWEVER. GETS AWAY.

Together with the Principal Leaders OF ,he
observation-disclosures Refuses Terms and
Opens Fire. Which Brings Thirc> tn "A
Crisis-sieIio Declared False to Nvrry-
b"dy-A surprise Sprung on the british
COMMUNICATIONS Motion Adopted
by >nap-J ~ sment.
Rio DE JANKIRo, March I4-The war IS
practically over and the cause of the iusur-
gents is lost one. There is much rejoic-
Ing in this city at the elimination of the
struggle which has continued 81 many
months with no object seemingly hut to
hamper business and destroy property.
The rebel forces have surrendered uncon-
diticnally, almost without firm: a shot.
The officers of the inSur-ent fleet have
taken refuge on board French and Portu-
guese war>hip>. One French vessel has
put to sea with many OF the rebel officers
on board. Ii Is said that Admiral Ia
Cana ! On board the British warship
Sirius When the fact became known
that IA Cana had offered to capitUlate
the government fleet entered the harbor
quietly. A. the vessels made their way
government batteries.
rciHoto Chccred by the poruI.cc.
The greatest excitement prevails in the
city. The streets are crowded and every
where can be heard the cry If Viva Peix-
oto.' For tie last two day> the street had
been packed with people and all the avail
able trucks and handcart> had been busy
carrying household goods and personal e.
fees oyt of the city. The tram cars had
been jlmned until noon yesterday, when
Il VS. learned that the >tua-glc was over.
Tn, vas most jOyfUl news 10 the people.
who .ully expected that "A battle was al
hand. There has been much SUFFERING in
the city. All business houses have been
closed, and II has been very difficult 10 ct
food. The whole available police force las
been on duty constantly. la; there has
been little disturbance. Almost the whole
population = gathered in the center OF the
city.
Unconditional surrender Demanded.
Probably .tU,ClJ persons have left tire
city. Railroad transportation to the sub.
urbs i free. The government Is feed.rf.
the POOR Great crowds had collected 81.
the hills with the expectation OF witness
Iuc battle between the two forces The
reply q President PeiNuio to the terms oi
surrender offered IL ->umir;l Ia Gama
has been made known. The president
would accept 10 other terms than those
OF an unconditional surrender al all the
rebel ships and fort, in and ab1at the bay
@. Rio dc ,iaLeiro. Nj the expiration 81
the torty-ci-ht hours notice given by Pres
IGe1t Pc!Xuto, at noon Yesterday the gov
eminent forts, a. previously ARRANGED.
opened fire upon the rcocl fleet. The IN
ourgcnts did not reply. but soon sur
rendered.
False Ia Al G:i- >upeTior>.
The in~ur-cut war~.lp AquiJaban i not
in This Igrbor Admiral 4. Nil. va. :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
Unconditional surrender Demanded.


The in-ur-ert war~aIp Aquijahan i not
in this harbor. Admiral de NIr.io was
false TO the emperor and 10 Pre>iGcu, Fou-
SEGA and President pei,,o;o. He now
proves false 10 Admiral Da Cana Whc-r
he and his vessel are now ! not knoun
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
ANDERSON g. Rose.
CONSULTATION Is FREE.

Permanently Located Il the z. 81 Blocr. Corner
second and BrAay streets, Davenport. Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
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he Company, Murray New York City,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14

~tas-o-.a Is &c be-: resuc'- - children e
which IA acquainted. hope 40 a-y Is r';
O.. ..s.ar. whoa mothers wi coazl Ter ihc-cl
inter-: - their cl..lirea. AMI use c.s-a:ia .1-
fteat . t.e various lIacss I1stss...ss Esl..s 40
destroying their loved ones. bs fo.cia- oIa lal.
InorrE,ne. soothing syrup ari o---r lar -!
s-e-..s DOM their Threats, thereby s.:--il.,;
;-sea 70 r.7e.na;urc graves
Dr. !. :. Ers~EEnr.
49,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14
CascoTla.

-CaS,.-ril Is al czcollor; .,ic iiei-- - r. y
efc1 roth. rs have repeatedly tl.d tle c: IS
eOo.I elIoc; u?gil Their chlilrca.'
DE. q. G. csccon.
Lowell. Has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-14

Coal---o'r. -o-: NG-- So.
40 80 n-r ~ .s4. -g4..H- = Oh
The evening world., 1894-04-20
CANNED FISH,, NOT ACON|TE,
What Caused the Poisoning of the
Sarasohn Family.
Fruit and Meat Inspectors Raid East
Side Peddlers To-day.

Four meat. fish and fruit inspectors
under the command of Sanitary Oiicer
Gidley. swooped down upon the curb
stone venlers In the downtown east
side districts this morning, and made a
general rail-.
The raid was made in the hopes OF
finding some of the spoiled sardtncs
from eating which, the Morris family
were poisoned last Monday,
No sarlires were found. but about
100 pounis Of meat and vegetables
were confiscatel and destroyed.
The raid was prompted by THE Eve
Ing World's'' story OF the Morris fam
ily's plight and the extent to which the
dangerous traffic in unwholesome food
has been carried on N the east side
for the last two weeks.
A week ago to-day the Sarasohn fam
lily, Of ls6 Madison street, were poisoned,
and -four of them were removed to
Gouverneur Hospital. II was at first
believed that they were suffering from
The evening world., 1894-04-20
IN The FOG.
Loantaka and Comanche Move
Fast Through The Mist.
Trainers Enthuse Over the Work Of
Sir Modred's Fast Son.
Days Two ear-Olds Race Half a
Mile ut Top Speed.

GRAVESEND, L. l.. April ga thick
fog rolled in from the sea this morning
and none Of the trainers got their
charges out late. The fog pleased the
trainers. for they say II Is q forerunner
of fine. warm weather. Despite the
muggy atmosphere some excellent
moves were made this morning.
Loantaka did some o fthe best work
Of the season. He cantered a couple
of miles and then was sent a mile and
a furlong. He covered the distance in
los 3-4, pulling up strong. H~etravelled
smoothly and in excellent style. Nc
Coun's two-year-old Iceland worked a
ali In 0.52 IA.
Comanche, who is being trained by
Jimmy Mclaughlin. was hot rags"
He worked six %furlongs in 1.lS "a, with
a 14o-pound boy saving his head off.
Afterwards he cantered a mile, fight
Ing for his head all the way. This colt
is in grand shape. n he is In the
Brooklyn very light.
Mclaughlin. also had Maidstone and
the Exile colt out, the pair working
Jim was given a mile in iI.5i, and Tor
mentor and Weinberg were given a
good sweating gallop with clothes on.
r mI1 ! n 81 un sie J 4 nni covered half a
Father Bilr' Daily brought out, the st:
Blaise. Turco and Postguard colts, and
a hlly by The Infused, all four were
flly finishing first in 0.52 IL. The st.
Blaise colt Is owned by NJ. F. Dwyer,
who paid 1920 for him as a yearling:
for $500. The Hartford thurman wanted
to swap half a dozen brood mares for
the colt. but Mr.. Dwyer wouldn't have
M. F. Dwyer's two-year-olds were
paired off and worked half-miles, in
about .056. The Inspector b. and Iro-
quois colts ran three furlongs, in .o4o,
ence to Hardy %Campbell's signals.
The older division were cantered a
couple of miles n returned to their
Jimmy Dumas sent Johannes. a. fast
five-furlong in l.04, the last eighth being
covered In twelve seconds. -
se Luks T July f ftocb, MoroctS Sr a half In :;
in l.25 Ia.
DR.. Hasbrouck worked a mile in 1.52
and Emin Bey was sent the same dis
Worked vnnie IN seven a %Sef furion DSst in l. s"e Figaro
Billy Hueston had his lot out in two
sets, but only cantered them. While
they were on the track the Falsetto colt
string, a bay flly by Ill-Used, that was
moving In cracking style.
Jim Dyer gave Appomattox seven fur
longs in LBS, and Roller six furlongs In
1.24 1-2. Sykeston had a strong canter
Fleischman's lot worked in two sets
and Elliott CAV Shelby futile seven
furlongs In 1.3S.
Declare moved six furlongs in 1.24. go.
ing in taking style. The brother tc
Eolian and a colt by Bishop. worked a
half in O.53 "a.
Hardy Campbell gave Chateau. Flirt
and Harvest a good stifr mile. His
Grace and Hammie went a mile in
1.53 1-2.
Tom Rogers went a mile In 1.53, and
three two-year-olds owned by Mr.. JEFF
colt covered a half in SO.
1t is said that the secret society known
as the New Jockey Club has decided to
horses. This is directed at Garrison,
McCafferty and Doggett, all OF whom
own racehorses.