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NO PR|zE-F|G c t THERE,
Governor Clark of Arkansas
&. Stops the McCoy-Need-
ham Contest. !.
THREATS OF ARREST MADE.
In .asRackansack" It Is. Unlawful to
{ Engage in Set-tos, With or
...... 4.:..:.. Without Gloves. s.: ::.

. LITTLE ROCK, ARK, April. 1.-THE
Mccoy -Needham glove: contest did not
take place tonight on account of Governor
Clark. having refused to allow the contest,
threatening to arrest all participants, spec
tators and all if the go was attempted. In
Arkansas it is. unlawful to- engage in any
prize-fght, either with or without gloves.
Needham and Mccoy have agreed to meet
before the Pastime Athletic Climb OF Mem
.phis on April 10. s. s: s. s.: ::.
s. CHICAGO, Ill, April 1.-The three
round contest between Owen ZeigIer and
Jerome Quigley, both of Philadelphia, be
fore the Triangle Club: tonight was given
to Zeigler on afoul in the sixth round. 1t
was anybody's fight as far as plain fighting
was concerned when the decision was: an
nounced.
HOUSTON, TEX, April 1.-Biddy Bishop
of Houston and Ed Woods Of Denver
fought seven bloody rounds, near Trinity,
for $500 a side. The fight had been sched-
uled to take. place at Trinity, but was
stopped by the Sheriff. The men,. accom-
panied by referee and seconds, left the
county and fought:in private. Woods was:
knocked out in til seventh round. -
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GETTING READY"
Preparing to Capture the
.-.. Finny inhabitants of
5 .... Streams. So.
Where the speckled Trout Turks
.... Now Women to Cast Is. .- s
: e. ::... Flies. +. ..:

There was hurrying to and fro, and the
clamor of many tongues and the shouting
of the statesmen yesterday in all places
where fishing tackle is sold. The law has
turned over the trout that abides in.the
streams to the anglers. And there are lots
of novelties this: season.
# The angling army will be almost doubled
this year, and a large portion of the re-
cruits will be of the. fair sex. They have
dainty boots, wadfng bottines, which are a
picture, and snug: little canvas jackets,
with lots of huge pockets, in which lady
might carry her; entire woodland toilet.
The rods for ladies are light and exquis-
.itely finished, nor do they lack power:
But no important returns can be ex-
pected yet. Nor has: the hour of the fly
caster arrived. The streams are swollen
and roiley from the late rains. {.
+. But: the pleasures of preparation are
bringing coin to the Golfers of the tackle
shops. No ardent fisherman was ever con-
tent with his outfit. He may be the pos
SCISSOR of a dozen rods, and flies and spoons
innumerable, but let him make tour OF the
shops and he is certain to see something
which he thinks he wants. -
so he keeps on: buying.
The novelties in reels this year are the
English: gun-metal reel with revolving
disks. The Beerabara rod, which much
resembles the greenheart is the Eastern
fad this year. The steel rod will still keep
its place as good trolling rod, especially
bays. -....-.... ~.
In the Lagunitas or Paper-mill Greek
the demolition of the old Paper-mill dam
should have had a beneficial effect on the
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ingarne, where Z they will be; housed
during the tournament. There were fif-
teen: ponies with the party. The ponies
are of the Indian cayuse breed. &. STD: E.
The makeup of@the team is. as follows !:
Lieutenant Hamilton S. HAWKINS. q. S..
"a, captain Lieutenant Cecil Stewart, q.
s.: A. Lieutenant Gordon Voorhees,, u. S.
a; Lieutenant e. B. Cassatt, US A.,
and Paul Compton, son OF Colonel Comp
ton of Walla Walla. The ponies are in
charge: OF an English groom who has had
much experience in handling polo racers.
While the ponies are. small, they are in ex-
cellent condition and capable of great en-
durance. -. .;::.. ~: -.
The Riverside team. is also ON the
grounds. scomposed principally of Eng
lishmen who are ranching near Riverside.
The team has played together for nearly six
years and is considered strong. Itschances
of winning from. the Fourth Cavalry and
Burlfngame teams are regarded as: espe-
cially favorable. -. -
The Burlingame Club will be represented
by Joseph s. Tobin, Harry Simpkins, r.
NJ. Tobin and John Lawson. All are
strong players and much. is expected of
them by their admirers. They have got in
lot OF. fine practice work lately and odds
are given that they will best the cavalry
team. = - !. - -
+ The tournament will be. conducted ac-
cording to London rules. There will be
three periods of fifteen minutes each with
ten minutes rest between each. =. ;. =. .:. :
The members of the Burlingame Club
have subscribed literally toward the tour
nament, and are prepared to entertain
their guests at the clubhouse on an extern
sive scale. It is expected that hundreds
will go down from the city on the days of
the tournament. The officers and ladies
of the Preside have expressed their inten-
ton Of attending in full force. For the
accommodation of the visitors special
train lleage the Fourth and Townsend
streets depot at 80 clock Pm. andreturn
after the games. .:.#t:= FL. -.
Tne clubhouse at Burlingame will be the
scene of much gayety during the next few
I days Everything is now in readiness for
the tournament, which, being interstate in
character, will arouse widespread interest
among the polo players of the coast.
The game on Thursday will be between
the Fourth Cavalry and Burlingame teams
and the victors will play the finish with
Riverside on Saturday.
The fare for the round trip, including adj
mission to the grounds, will be ST. 25.
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KNOWLEDGE.

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal. enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more. with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs SIS. Z:
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
ben efcial properties Of a perfect lax.
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
sning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drugs
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will moi
accept any substitute if offered.
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FOURTH ARKANSAS DERBY.
1t Is Won In a Close Finish by the Geld
ing Laureate. -.

II. Is Won in a Close Finish By the Geld
ing Laureate. - :
+. LITTLE: ROCK, ARK, April Three
thousand people saw the fourth Arkansas
Derby won to-day by the Pastime stable
:gelding, Laureate. The day was bright
and warm and the track, while not fast,
was good: Nine starters faced the flag for
the Derby. AT the second attempt they
got off in a perfect line and raced in a
bunch to the first quarter. In making the
turn Bob Clampett was caughtin pocket
and had to go around the bunch in
strengthening out. Lobengula led by a
length with Glad, Pepper, Laureate and Ell
Captain well ups. ALL the others were in
bunch till the last turn, when Lobengula
increased his lead to two lengths In the
last turn Clampett came: out of the rear
bunch and challenged the leaders, but
Knapp, Berger, Graham, Weber and Noble
went to their whips s:
A hundred yards from: the wire, Lonnie
Clayton, on the favorite, called on his
mount, who responded with great burst
of speed and drew out, winning handily
by an open length. Lobengula and Bob
Clampett made a desperate fight for the
place, the Morris colt getting the decision
by scant half length. Clampett ran a
great race, and but for his disadvantage at
the turn might have won the race. The
victory was popular one and the crowd
went wild with enthusiasm for both horse
and rider.
The first race, a five-furlong dash for
three year-olds and upward, went to the
odds-ofl fayorite Potentate who how
ever, had a bruising with Philomens. the
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the good thing Of the day, he being played
from: s. down to 8 to / and winning in a
gallop. ]. j. McC Earthly rode his horse APP
plegate: In the" last race and was greeted
with cheers when he went to- the post.
Summary: . s. 4. III. L 7.
:. Half a mile Summer Time won, Old. Age
second, Randall third. Time, 30, ;.
|: Seven furlone--Geerge Dixon won. Pulitzer
I second, Darkness third. Timo, 1:2915. 80:
f. Six furlongs -Captain Brown: won, Charade
second, Golden Gate third. Time 81 l6l g..
f. Six furlongs -Watchman: won, Cuckoo. sec
ond, Silent Friend third. Time, IL
i One mile William 7 won, Equity second,
Captain T third. Time; / AL 80. i.. ~
t alfInile, Hera won, Handcar second, Full
Sea third. Time, :50133 ::. Z: g.
| g: NEW ORLEANS, La, April j. TRACK heavy.
+ Seven furlongs,. Readina. won, B. f. Fly Jr.
second, Fidget third. Time, i 301
I Four furlongs, Inspector Hunt won, Spinole
second; Byrdee s third. Time, :51 -.
:. Seven furlongs, Lynd hurst won, / NV second,
Zeke Hardy third Time, 1872. 4 -. s
:, Seven furlongs, Cass won, Msriel second,
Blue and White third. Time, 1:31: -.
Seven furlongs Ether won, Charlie second
Cooper third. Time, i :3o1 r.: 49,. 3;
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second choice. Sallie Clicquot, the Saliva
dor filly, won the second in easy style.
The only snrpriseof the day was the vic
tory OF Sir Play over the odds-on fayorite
Saracenesca. who could do no better than
show. George. F. Smith, al. i to. 2, won
the last race with Maggie Gray a close
second. Six;:books drew in and did a
fairly. good days business, but quit loser
on the day as the talent picked out win:
ners and one second choice. i. II &. !.
Five. furlongs -: Potentate won, Philomena
second, 10 Scott third. Time, L :03224
: Two year-old FLIES, fourf allie Clio
quot won, Lady Inez second, Ninnita third
Time, so. -. - $:
). The American Derby, $4,000 guaranteed, one
mile and three furlongs-Lapreate, IL, "a;
2 to; / second; Bob Clampett, 115 (Robert
Jones' 20 to third. Time, / :44144. II ~: ~.
Two-year-old colts and geldings, four fur
longs-Sir Play won, Fred Barr second, Saracen-
esca third. Time, ::5oIS $50;
8. Six furlongs--George f. Smith won, Maggie
Gray second, Frank Gayle third. Time, 1fl74.
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1T CUMBERLAND PARK.
Good Sport and a Big Cro,ud at the
=: Opening Day Of the Races.

. - :. . =. -.
i NASHVILLE, Tenn, April about
5000 people attended the opening day at
Cum berland Park and the sport was good.
Betting was rather light. Weather perfect
and track in good condition. The Green
Brier stake was the k;g race and excited
much interest. Before the meeting Diggs
was tipped extensively. but:when the race
came off he had fallen in favor. $. It'll.
S. Six furlongs, Mollie B won, Simon w
second, Uncle Luke third. Time, 1:14ss44...
:: Green .Brier. stakes, guaranteed value
$1,000 for three-y ear-olds. one. mile, Prime
Minister, II to /, won by. "a neck, Buck
Massie second, Diggs third. Time, 1 :4ls44
Five. furlongs, Anna Mays won, Red
John. second, Dora Wood third. Time,
1:0911. . Hit. s. :.. ...:
One mile, Tom Gilmore won, Clementine
second, Probascothird. Time, i :43544. :: +.
/ Five and half furlongs, :LeoneH won,
Katie 6 second, Marble Rock third. Time,
1:ossl. .:.. S: :. :. E. S. .=:
!: Five furlongs, Vesper won, Nancy sec
ond. imp. Sugar third. Time, :4914l.. IS. s.
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Following are to-day's entries:

First race, eleven sixteenths OF mile, sell
ng-Captain. Coster Ito, Venus. .105, Wheel Of
Fortune 90, Kitty L 81, CabrIlo LOG, Chfquito
"a, Hanford 90, Terra Nova SO, Duchess of
Milpitas 80. - !.
- Second race, three-fourths of a mile, selling
Nellie G Io2, Prince 101, Steadfast 104, Joe
Win tiers 1O1, Fleetwood, 80; Bobolink 100.
Bone Doctor 1O4, Connaught 1Ol klow SO,
Monroe 90, Red Root SO, Nephew. liz, Ade-
lante 100. - ~.
Third race, fve-efghth tbs of a mile, selling
Advance I04, Fly lis, Joe: Cotton: III, Tom
Clark / 06; Ny .Swee theart 104, !Dara los, Mid
dleton III, Sligo. 12L - =. =
:Seraphin 80, Hiram Argo los, Fly:9S, Mollfe r
80, Marietta 105 Boreas 90, sympathetic s Last
100, San Luis Rey 50, Examiner 102, Arctic
Jos: Lodi:1O1 Warrago 100, Claire 90, niagara
90, Primanda 1o4, 5Tobey 81, Chariner l03,
Centurion 100, Sue. Abbott 102, Experiment
.gelding 81, Peseador ] II; Sea Spray 90. :
" Fifth race, one and a half miles, selling
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To- PLAY At BURLlNGAME,
Polo Cracks Practicing for the
Approaching Tourna-:. ... :.
81. SIS. .. rnent.. +: ... s.
SOCIETY WILL PARTICIPATE
Arrival. Of the Fourth Cavalry
i. Team With: Fifteen
|. E. Ponies. II. -: !. :..:. E,

The teams.that are to battle for. victory
at. the. polo tournament at Burlingame on
Thursday are doing some hard practicing
these. days. It will be the smartest event
of the kind that has: occurred ON the coast.
The Brrlingame Club members are max
ing it. SUCH Society will be there, club
men. and athletes will be there. i. ..@-
. The. Fourth Cavalry team from Fort
iWalla Walla arrived in. San Francisco
Sunday, and Yesterday proceeded to B ur-
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BROKE ErEN WITH THE TALENT

Winning of the Pacing EUemts at Fash
!. ..~.. :. ingtom and Ne,c Orleans. u. 81;
:. WASHINGTON, D. G., April 1.-The at
tendance at the track: was fully up to the
average Sixteen bookmakers went on
and managed to break even with the
talent, three: favorites and as many out
siders getting the money. Watchman was
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Fire on. the Roof.

The residence OF D. j.. Staples, president Of
the Fireman's Fund Ins urance Company, at
I'll Taylor street, took fire about.noon yester-
day. AN alarm was given from box Al at LAD
damage of about $50. ..::. 4.
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: :Cav,a1raugI. Knocked Out.

81 GALVESTON, TEx.,"=April Thomas
Cavanaugh Of Buffalo and Mike Thomas,
lightweight champion of Louisiana, fought
the stiffest ffteen-round go: to-night in this
was in doubt until the end of the four
teenth. round, when Cavanaugh showed
signs of grogginess, and was completely
knocked ont in the succeeding round. -.:. SIS Z
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A New Sporting Club.

A new club has been formed in this city
known as the Knock-About Club, The charter
opened November g. of last year.. and the
membership already numbers 100 The club
swimming and cycling. The officers are: Presi-
dent, K. Earhardt; yice-presdent, j. d. Bald
win, secretary, A. F.. Mason; treasurer, F. w.
Smedeke. Z.
The Cycling Club, which has separate beard
OF officers, will give an entertainment and
dance at Union-square Hall on April a. A
club run was taken to Yountville last Sunday
under the lead of Captain F. w. Smedeke.
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S ID to s. Sloe 8to I, Chemuck 10 to L. Mountain
Air to /. Eva S II geldng 10 to /. - -

COX SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs selling;
OOU. three-year-ods and upward; purse $500
Ind. Horse. weight, Jockey. st ~: Str. FIN.
1857 Nainstay, 103 {Sloanl.. 53 11a a :
{644) contribution; 100 0Grifinl. II II 212 ~
(593)Clacquer, 112 (Taylor), .:..:s4 AZ AZ 81
1872 PLAYFUL, l04 jCheyalier). ~: So 81 An
1872 Imp. Vigor, 100 "a. Coving- -. s.: .
ee7 s sSn sc6a ,i Is III. Hi i.: s e
l547) Brodhead, no (F Carr .:....l3 $40 81 ! z
Fair start. Won handilv.. Time, l:0l, Winner,
CHI G., by imp. Mariner queen Emma -, -; -, :,
Claconer 30to1 Playful 80 to /, imp. yigor to /,
Sir Richard 10 to j, Brodhead a to /: -.
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FeII Dead ON tn q Wharf.

Harry Striek. a watehman living at 26 Steu-
art street, dropped dead at. O'clock last even
ing on Main-street wharf Striek was a very
old man who watched the wharf where he died
and is not known to have any family. His
death was due 10 natural causes
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/. Kitrain Begias. Trai,sing1..

+ BALTIMORE, MD, April :1..-Jake. Kill
rain began training to-day for his twenty
five-round fight with Steve O''Donnell be-
fore the Seaside Athletic Club, Coney ISL
and. May 6. -. s So.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
!: PALACE. HOTEL ].

=
&c Voorhees, & W, us "A
/. C-G Morden, Los Angel,
Miss G. LSparks,. NeY:
. j Sparks, New
p Berkowitz, Phil g.. !.
w Topin d. w, Detroit.
b Eowenthal d ", Chgo
/ u e Leggett, MINI -. :.
Nv r. Fisher, nottingham
O:C. Wyman. d WI Kans.
e Il K ellogg,. u S N.
IS Meyers, Ny;
r D Digges. & w; Ind. e.,
Miss G.: Greenlee, Chgo
J.:H Peterson. U S.A
L,G Stiles, Chgo :, !.
II S Cable, Chgo
Miss Hance, Phila ::
J Hendry, Vancouver
( s. Miller, NY.
j. Bolton, Chgo - :.
Gertrude Bolton, Chgo
Mrs Menge, n Orleans !.
LICK
GO Juriseh, st Helena.
ID r. Cameron, Hartford.
IS Casper, Truckee
j +. Peck, MERGED
s. LaZar, MADEIRA
!. J w Watkins, MADEIRA ):
GIN Coglan, Sac -
jill Berringer, st Helena
/ ID w Strong, N X
f III Clarke, oregon
Il; Levy IL w, Hmm Bay
w d Noble, Fresno
Miss Collett, Santa Rosa
60 NJ Martin, " olta
MA Miller. Portland, o.
sc Brown, Visalia
Mrs w Mcintosh, Or
w Gittlesohn, Wash +
J M Simpson, Txs Sprgs
J LDelano, Rocklin
T Drummer, Sn Is Obispc
-. CRANE
J. f Norton, Oroville:;.
Miss McGarvy, Ukiah =
!. DIR; III w Taggart,St Luis
d Dreissere, Sacramento
W:Hobson, Cal :.
/: e. Miner, Cal
Levy, Cal: =
w. III Brown q. W.T. Cal I
!. i. L Jones, LIS Angeles.
.C'E. Knapps;- Portland: :.
A r Cutting d VII. Wostl
s S E Moore, II ollister: :
Mrs "A Bissett d. sn, Dillr
u d. Pope, Monte Cristo
I, f. M Nye 81 WI, Minnpls:
T. Schannabach, Ogden /.
/ A Fritsch, st Louis
...'BALDWI.
d Levy, Williams.
II II ayes, Vallejo
,E w Schleuter, Fresno :.
IF Massen, N Y. 9
: g Lanman, Spokane. :.
NJ A Dorney, Chicago ::
a j Stade, n. d
H E Barber, Stockton.
Mrs, H. Christy, SaltLake
w i. Perkins&w, Chicago
NEW WEST
T. w Hayden, Portland. :.
Mrs L.W. Smith, Kns CtJ
g i Farnum, Boise City
] ID Hutchson, Staten Ist
!. J Trolls, Vancouver.
=
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% : o.
NJ Schmidt, San Jose -.
A Abrahams. Reno, New
: r. b. Trabue; SanAntonio
S NJ. Wood bridge. L A. !.
E Paige. & w, Boston.
Miss Topin,- Detroit -
G-Kaufman, Denver
Miss K Gedney ,Minnopls
fTsW.Lockwood, .':Wyo.:
!. G.: A; Rice, Denver =.
e Stranger: Montreal.
J E. Wilson 81 W, N Y
!. r e Greenlee 81. W, Chgo
S NJ Look: Stamford I'm
J. stiles d. w, Chgo
L Stewart, Los Angeles +.
A n Hance,. p Philadelphia
f Edison, London :.
J.W*Xaughen, Vancyr %.
w: s Stitt, Chgos
Louisa Bolton, Chgo.
] III Menge, N Orleans
Miss Menge, N Orleans.
HOUSE. !.
r. J Roberts, NY
T A Grady, Chicago. +:
T. Bennett d w, ) Rafael
20 JSwift, Los Flores
&c Repperdam, MADEIRA
j Gambetta, Stockton
r p Colgan, Sac
] Temple ~ f., Sta: Rosa
Mrs g w Strong, NY =.
w III McMinn, San Jose
p McRea,. Hanford.. :.
w ] Chendenin, .Bltmore
:. A j Meachano, Mimi
Mrs l. II Fielding, NY
: w A McGoyern, l. Angls
p S Brown, Visalia.
Mrs Q Taylor u C, Or.
r II Beamer,i Woodland
II a Mauldln,. monterey
Is peieray, SONORA
HOTEL.
o Barnes 81 VT. Sonora
. n FeIosier. Modesto
P Adams, Olema
G. Becker. San Jose J; !.
JIG Black, Sac
w Camper. Cal
y A Blossom, Nevada
:. J lesson, Pasadena
Mrs z y Hayes, Portind
w -Suanert, Warrenorg
n a Miiier,. E0ltiaha. :
!. y - - ~ bsI 81 .ina,s T ,a'
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coLORED DRESS GOODS.


SERGE plain ors regular
will be offered at /.
a Gents
NAVY STORM SERGE for
will be offered at 25c
NAVY sURAH TWILED STORM
SERGE will be offered at SOC yard -.
FRENCH HENRIETTA in all the latest shades
extra a
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CLEVELAND can scarcely be seen through his
Almighty Dollar Cigar smoke.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.


will sale
50 Is yard
a
checks, % wide,
quality regular price 5oc will be placed sale @ aya
Gents.
will be placed yard
shading
a
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Cheeseman's Specific Mixture

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change Of diet, OF
change in application to business. The medicine
contains nothing that Is OF the least injury to the
constitution. Ask your druggist for it. Price 81
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Good start. Won handily. Time, log. Winner,
br e., by imp. Greenback- Half Sister.
Betting: Sooladain TO 5, Nellie q 4 to 2; Fleet
wood Is to 8, Tyrena IL to l, Charger 40 to !,
Cadeau 100 to /, Green River 20to1.-s
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Illustrated nberea
onr
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COO FIRST: RACE-Half mile; maiden two
OOO, rIlrso 5000.

Good start, except Linda Vista filly. Won .drIy-
ing. Time, 80. Winner, b.. g:,.by imp. Brutus-
Gypsette. -: - ~:
Betting: Gypsette gelding evens, 'Veva 20 to /,
Birdie IL TO l, Walter 40 to l. Tiny 5 to /, Viz
gle so to J. Senator Mahoney 20 to l. City Girl z.
to /, Rose TO l, erMaiesty so to /, Linda Vista
FLY ~ TO l. -: 49,
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/ G Voorhees, & W, u s "A: NJ Schmidt, San Jose 80
!: C-G Morden, Los Angels A Abrahams Reno: New
Miss g Sparks, Ney R b Trabne; sanAntonio
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BLACK DRESS GOODS!


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NOVELTIES
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Good start Won driving. .Timei;:49.: Winner
ch e. by shannon F Fannie Lewis. ~: :.
Betting: William Pinkerton II to 5, Mermaid
II 10 5, Donna Carlotta to l, Coda IL to l. Lee
detTe FLY so to J. Dancing Girl so to i, Spry Lark
20 to J. Monitor 10 TO /, Charlotte FLY 10 to
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Fair start. Won cIeverly.: Time, I :l3- Winnerj
oh. f., by imp. Neutrality-suspicious..
Betting: Annette 4 to s, Road Runner 2 to ;.
NOrmandie so TO /, Myron 80 to !. May Mccarthy
8 TO !, Lonnie 90 to l, Hanford 10 to 1.
cQ1 FIFTH RACE-Five and a half furlcngs;
OCf. selling; three-year-olds. and. upward;
nur
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Hermsdor black, value
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.


will 2c each.
BOYS
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LADIES' KID GLOVES.
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GOO FOURTH RACE-About six furlongs;
600. selling: three year ODDS and upward;