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Evening journal., 1895-10-04
The columbIa aIee oIub.

The Columbian Glee Club gave pleas
ing concert before large audience st the
Opera House last night. The frst part O.
the program was a credltable minstl q
performance with Artemus Bartlett az
interlocutor. Messrs. Macy aud Cline a
bones and Messrs. johnson and Coverdai,
as tambourlnes The members Of The
club we're assisted by ] Williams Macy
humoIist, aud Aaron Berg, yodler Ths
Columbian Glee Club is 8 fine oreanizt q
tioD, the members being good SINCERE
but they should attempt to insert little
more life and spirit In their selections.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
our ronanlnr serrlce.

From the Louisville Courier Jonrnal.
There has long been great complaint OF
the condition OF our consular service,
which civil service reformers have
uniformly attributed to the appointment
Of unit men for political reasons only
That considerstions of this sort have
occasionally led to bad appointments It
would be useless to deny. Ia fact. some
bad selections are sure to be made on
any system That the extent OF this evil
has been greatly exaggerated, as-shown
recently in these columns by the
compliments paid by foreign experts to
the excellence OF our consular service
Under the new consular regulations
there is the utmost liberty Of cheles. II
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Rod Bloomers and Astride.

NINELAND, n. j., Oct. There is an
unknown girl living here, nobody knows
Just where, who rides into town every
morning astride horse and creates con
sternation among bcholdors. She wears
q derby hat black cutaway coat and tight
fitting rcd bloomers and seems to be not
In the least Disconnected by the gaping
of the village residents
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wedged Under a locomotive.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Oct. 4.--rhe third
railroad accident within a week occurred
upon almost the identical spot whore an
unknown young man was killed two days
ago. Chester B. Russell, 90 years old,
was struck by a switcher on the Consoli.
dated road while attempting to cross the
tracks. He was wedged under the engine,
and the brake blocks had to be taken OF
and the locomotive lacked up before he
could be relensed He viii die.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AvN-
NUE. DEPOT. EAST BOUND.
All trains niuminatsd with Pintscn
NEW YORK, weekdays, sos, szr.
49, $50, .l0S5 a. m; I'LL LOS, 'A0s
NEW york. Sundays, 'sO5. 'Is0.
go 'll;s5 a. M m; .sO6, .S;s2, '5s2, IL p M
AND CHESTNUT STREETS.)
Weekdays, ,s.O5, 5;55, 81. '7.so, l'55. $50,
lsO, s159, 3 %, as, 455, '5S2, $50. '7s2 $40.
Sundays, 's;os, Gsz. Tw. 7;E, $50 80.
IL a; m l210, l;20. 'S.06, s.25, 465. 's.sz,
PHiiLxDjELRhH1fA, .iDTj TwiELFTH AMI
MARKET STREETS.
Weekdays. 'a05, 'zSo, $780, 'l0.n a. nj
Sundays. :. 'i.s. T.R. 'lR a n.; g.u.
CHESTER, weekdays, .SO5. ka. ln.
10 'L59, 'S.O6. aH, AS. 'b.s7, $50. T.n.
tcSHEsTER, Sundays, .s.Os. sH. 'z.Ie,
l.5s, $50, si135 a. m; f2.1O. 1.2o. 'S.Os. L15.
L5s, $3.50, $50. '7.s2, $40, 10, IL p. M.
ATLANTIC. CITY, weekdays. IN =
.7.55 a. m; 'S.O6 m.
CAPE MAY, weekdays, '7se ~
-. r.. '1sp. 't.es ,. m.
sundays, $3.50 a. m.
WEST BOUND.
A5TIMoR. 55s .s = =, & AND wASrHsr9M Y 1g S
'l.OS, '5.25, &C. Is, $50, ss.5s D. M.
Sundays, '42O 7.O2. .s.47 a. M; '1lIE. SAE.
BALTIMORE AND WAY sTATIONB.
102 a. M; 303 p. m. daily.
NEMAARI, Del, .4.zOs 7oz ss.47. sll.e =.
D. m. Sundays, s4.20, 7O2, s8.47 a M; e1zbs.
203 ,5.25, 7.35, $50, 'S.5S. LILO .. m.
PITTSBURG, weekdays, |S.4s a. M
'6,1S p. m. Sundays, 'S.H a, m; '5.zs p. naa
CHICAGO. tS.47 a. m. eb 25 o. M. daily.
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS, 'l2bs ana
NEW ORLEANS via Bristol ana cAat-
tanooga, $50 p. m. daily. Threugh
sleepers to New Orleans. -
SINGEkLY ACCOMMODATION Lel
A. m; 3.03, 7.S5, and lilo D. m. daily.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION.
weekdays, 7.02 1880 a. M; 1.52, b.H y. n
@ @Tqnsa5ays 5 sSg fAJs 2, M ~ 2FRKEr +, % srRrrT
STATION.
For New York, weekdays. sb.lb p M.
Fer Philadelphia weekdays, 6.lO, 'll.te
a. M; 500, ISIS, 9.45 y. M. Sundays, ala
a. m. LOO, '515. 9.45 p. m.
For Pittsburg and Chicago. aAilys
'iSe For Baltimore. weekdays. 60 q. NJ ..
sis D. m. Sundays, 3, s515 ~.
For Landenberg and way ste edoas. week
deys, 600, 1O.S a. M; z 5.lb y. m. bundayes
LEAVE i 4 Ii' IPiiHIfhIADELPHIA IiiI rwENrY-
E0BRTH E0J yI'EI AN2 AN II}cFaE GFaaEEsTNUTsrREETH
Weekdays, .s.4O. 6, us, ss.1B, $50, '1o.u.
1.30 a. m; sl2.2O, s1.10, s1.s6, 2, 1850, A1s.
AIS. .449. s515. '5.n, s.5O $50. '7.4s. an
Sundays, % 70. 6 .s.l5. $50, $50. LIN AMI
1920. 'lS6 2, 1880 Ss5. s415. sA4S. as.
s7.43, s8.23, 1910 and 11.35 D. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA (TWELTTH
AND MARKET STREETS)
Weekdays, '3.20 s7.55, s10.16, a. m; III,
q. m. Sundays, 1870, 7.65 q. m; tn y. "a.
Telephone, No. 1873.
Rates to Western points lower thAn via
any other line.
c. o. SCULL, General Passenger Agent.
r. B. CAMPBELL, General Manager
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chIcaro Convention PeacefuI.

CHICAGO, Oct. Those who had pre-
dictod that the Republican convention
would result in riotand bloodshed because
OF the strife between the city and county
factions were very much disappointed.
The county mon were in full control. ANA
Mayor Swift's forces were wholly Ignored.
Today the Democrats are holding their
county primaries
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rhe condor,s Canaan neld.

LIMA, Peru, via Galveston, Oct. A.
Advicos received here from Guayaquil arc
TO the effect that tho British steamer Con
dor, which ran into the United States
cruiser Alert and damaged her to an
amount estimated at $50, 900, has been re-
leased. The Condor's captain is, however
detained pending a decision in the case.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Rnllnf m slr nonr..

DISTRESSING kidney and bladder diseases re-
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is great surprise IN account Of Its exceeding
prnmptness IN relieving pain IN the bladder,
kidneys. back and every psrt OF the urinary
passages IN male or female. 10 relieves reten-
ton Of water and pain In passing It almost
immediately. III you wait quick relief and cure
this is your remedy. sold by =. s. Beetem and
q. James Belt, druggists. Wilmington, Del
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rhn nlrrcIe a. q polltIcnl Faotor.

HokyoKF, Mass. Oct. 4.-Senator NJ.
il. Whitcomb announced that he would
not be candidate for reelection, giving
ns his reason that his time would be de-
manded I'm connection with a new bicycle
industry which will soon commence opera
fions hprp
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ontrare and rro.neelIre LrnehInr.

PoUeHKEErsIE y. y, Oct 4-Graca
Ransom, the l6-year old daughter Of r. j.
Ransom of Highland was outraged by a
strange man, believed 20 be an Italian la
borer near this village. Excited villagers
are looking for the ruilian. and II be Is
caught Il is thought he viii be- iynchcd.
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cnurt nInrtinl ror onntnln Arme..

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.--It has been def
nitely decided by the war department to
appoint a court martial TO try Captain G..
A. Armes for his alleged offensive con-
duct toward Lieutenant General Sohofeld.
Charges and specifications on which the
trial will be based have been prepared by
General Liober, the judge advocate gen
ornl Of the nrmy.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

Not satisfied with Christian Eadeavor-
ers and Knights Templar, Boston now
wants. the national convention TO meet
there next year The Hub is evidently
getting gay"
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
eURNEO AT THE sTAKE.
natal Fun of Boys Who Were 'Playiug
Indian"

EAST LIVERPOOL o., Oct 4.-The
6-year-old son Of Andrew Vandy was
burned at the stake by Eve companions
and SO badly injured that ne cannot re-
cover.
Some men happened to see tho perform
ance aud tried TO rescue him. but his
clothes had taken fire, and he was badly
burned. The physicians say it is impossi-
bic for him TO live. A wild west show ex-
hibited here about month ago, and since
that time the boys Of the town have been
nlaying Indian.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Crosby & Hill
600, COZ, 6OS Market st.
Wilmington, Del.

We do not know everything
Glad of it. On a cold morn
ing when you see any one that
passes by with their shoulders
about their ears you may safely
say they have not on one Of
Crosby & Hills 50 Cent I'm
delshirts. There is warmth in
every thread. All our Ladies,
Mems and Children's Under
wear, from the highest to the
medium grades are here,
bought and in the store before
the rise in price.
24o pairs of Mems English
Merino Half Hose, gray and
red only, the 371I-cent goods
this small lot goes at r2H
cents. Just the right thing foi
cold day.
Not at all unusual to hear
"what beautiful fitting gloves
that lady always wears. She
purchases them at Crosby &
Hills. That accounts for it
We are now offering a ST.
Glove for Is cents; not a sham,
but a real. The Foster Gloves
no better made nor as good.
A full line always on hand.
Not often do we talk of
Black Goods. They take care
of themselves. Never a COM
plant. Can't give a few spec
lals the go-by. SO inch All
wool Black Serge, usual price
size, for IS cents; 46-inch
All-wool Black Serge, soc
goods, for SO cents; 38-inch
AlI-wool Black Figured Dress
Goods, soc materials, for SO
cents; 3S-inch Black Figured
Mohair, latest novelty, value
75c. now so cents.
That Ladies Coat we want
to tell you about at
$9.98,
Tailor made, silk lined plain
cloth or beautiful grade Bou-
clay. For fit, style or finish il
cannot be surpassed in any
market.
M n n - ~ n VVVgY
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

The principal difficulty in reforming
the ballot comes from professional poll
ticiaus Of both parties These worthless,
talk as they may, do not want homes,
elections. as they would injnre their
l,r.traoo
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Lots OF rIremen nc Rcading.

READING, Pa, Oct. THE state FIRE
mons parade had over 10, 900 men in line
In all ll3 companies were represented.
Tho city was profusely decorated, and it
is estimated that there were no less than
$4,000 visitors.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
The suprems Question IN sraryIand.

Miss Cleora Eugenia Cooke. the IL
year old political prodigy of Talbot
c,unty. Nd had bstier leave the stump
ard 20 home sLd nurse her dolls Hes
fsther, who is the Peoples party candl
dste for sherif. win not be elected, and
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

Senator Hill seems to have lost faith in
the Democratic party quite as mneh a.
they have In him Wonder II be would
take the presidential nomination II 1t
were offered to him
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

-. Honoifhoids cured
4 Grs7 dls EEt ~ 4 No Pain. No Iigafure
Reference unlimited invest i.utiOu free
Ok fsJsoy MING. 1928 spruce street.
All Rectal Diseases ll'iniac. issures, Ulcer
10 to and to except Thursday. Sunday 10
to j.
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LIorNsE APPLIoArIoNs.

NOTICE., JOHN ID. KELLEY. THt
~ owner AID occupant of the hOuss situated
AT nor Invest corAer Delaware avenue ana
DuPoot street. known as Logan House. In tn
Seventh ward in the city Of wi miDgion.
county Of New Castle and state Of Delaware
in clmpl.ar ce with the requirement OF th
acts Oh the Genersl ASS mbly ia such cas-
made and provided do hereby give motto
that 1 shall apply in writing 10 the Court o
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Daliv
cry Of the State of Delaware. IT, and for New
Castle county. on Monday. the 18th day
Move IN ler, t9i. being the next term OF said
tavern. for the sale therein of intoxicftn
lQ ors i'm less qnartites than one quart 10
be drunk on he pre- Iises. y the folio O~inl
respectable citizens OF said ward at Least
ta elve Of whom ara subs antial eehOlders Of
said ward. recommend the said application,
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

MOTT 1E--I, JOSEPH H7NDEB, THE
~ owner and cccu ant of the house situated
at northe Sc corner Lancaster avenue and
Franklin street, In the Tent ward in he
city OF Wilminqtou. county Of New Castle and
state Of Delavk re. In compiiauce with the
requirements OF the acts of The General As
semhly in such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice thai sh III apply in writ
ing o. the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Della
ware. In and for New Castle county. on Mon
dav. the 18th day Of November, 1895 being the
next term Of said court, for a license for ssid
house as an inn tavern. for the sale therein
OF intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart TO be drunk on the premises aud
the following TesDectable citizens of said
ward. At least twelve OF whom are substan-
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An tho Leading Fan STYLES Derby Hata

Now in stock. All the fashionable shapes
for young men at Ross's, 2l0 Market
street. Our Hats are bought in case lots
from the mills direct. therefore our Prices
Guaranteed the Lowest.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

Who knited Lsdnumg That is tho
al important and all.absorbing question
Of the day. Everybody knows that IL
WAS not a case OF political suicide
Chairman Bach was suspected, but he
hes proved an alibi The sleutb-hounds
are now on another trail, and before the
equincctlsl gale blows around our way
the double dyed and whlte-livered vii.
lisn may he brought to justice. Until
such time the great question OF the day
must be, Who knitted Lednumg
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

NOTICE-I, HENRY BLOUTH. THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house situated
at northeast corner Front and French streets.
10 the Second ward in the city Of Wilmington,
county of New Castle and state OF Delaware,
In compliance with the requirements of he
acts Of the General assembly In such case
made and provided, dOhereDy i've notice that
] shall apply n writing 10 the Court Of Cen
Q al Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the state of Delaware IN ard for n W Castle
tounty, on NOnday, he 18th day Of November.
1870. being the next term OF eaid court; for a
u, ense for said house as an inn o. tavern, for
the sale therein Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart to be runk on the
premises and the following respects BILE citi-
zens OF said waru, at least twelve OF whom are
substantial f,e. holders OF said ward, recon-
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

The private secretary OF the governor
of Wyoming is a fin de siele girl
daughter Of His Excellency -and wbea
he Is absent from the state this girl Of 10
does the governing. Pretty good for a
woman suffrage state.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

The religions excitement between
Catholics and Protestauts In Mexico IL
70 be deprecated The laws Of that
country provide for religious federation
and flafdom.
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Rnrr or nnrn aham

We hold the Delaware Hospital and
it's staff OF surgeons and nurses In
proper respect, and would neither do
nor say anything unnecessarily which
would reflect upon them or dstract from
the efficiency OF their work. Sentiment
prompts us to remark, however. that
human hands and tbe mangled bodies Of
cats which have she'd their blood on the
altar of surgical science. are not proper
things to bs left in the way OF school
children.
Such CHASTITY reminders OF the opera
thug and dissectlng room should be
buried or burned, aud the surgeons
should give to their assistants imperative
OF 5eIs to that effect
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

NOTICE. GEORGE W. GRIFFITH
~ the owner and occupant Of the house sit
uated It NOrthr aet Corner Eleventh and
Thafcher streets. in the Ninth ward in the
city of Wilmington. county Of New Castle and
State Of BelawaIe, in compliance with the
requirements of the acts of the General As
se.nbly ia such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writ
ing to the Court OF General essiOns OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of Della
ware. in and for New Castle county. on Mon
day. the lsth day OF November 1895. being
the next term of sid court for a license for
said house as au inn or tavern. for the sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors in less qnsn-
titles than one quart, To be drunk Oh tn
premises. and the following respectable ciii-
zens of said ward, AZ least twelve Of whom
are substantial freeholders of said ward;
recommend said application. VIZ:
Daniel f. Mooney Francis :. Bradley
John Madden William 3 undy
John Beatson William Warner
John Il. Simmons Henry krutz
George Alter Daniel w. Fletcher
Anton Steimle l.. ID. Long
Michael FrOmm John Ford
Martin Rsinholz James G. Fox
Charles Schny Eli Il Grifhth
Joseph " Jefferis William G. Pancoast
George W. Widaker Thomas B. Davis
Theodore H. Pratt John p. Baker
James lynn Hugh Patton
GEORGE w. GRIFFITH.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

It is not to his credit TO allow bis little
girl to be running around the county
making political speeches. Bread making
Is more in her line than speech-maklng
Senator German will undoubtedly
regard her challenge TO an ''open debate
concerning the supreme question now
before the voters OF Maryland" rs one OF
the most laughable things that has be.
fallen him In his long public career.
Gst down of the stump. Cleora. The
supreme question now before the voters
of Maryland is how you ever got on it.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
IIoENsn APpLIcArIoNs.

NOTICE - /. CHRISTIAN PLOESsER,
~ the tenant and occupant of the house sit
uated at 5 E. Corner thirteenth and Heald
streets, in the Ninth ward in the city Of Will
miGgton. county OF New Caetle. and State OF
Delaware. IN compliance with the require
ments of the acts of the General Assembly
in such C. SO made and provided, do hereby
give iotice thst shall apply in writing TO
the Court of General sessions Of the Peace
and jail delivery of the Stale OF elaware. in
18th dsy of November, 1885, being the next
term Of the said court, for license for said
house. ls an inn or tavern, for the sale the Elm
the following respectable citizens of said
war at least twelve Of whom are substan-
tial freeho.ders of said ward recommend said
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S9.98,

Tailor made, silk lined plain
cloth or beautiful grade Bou-
clay. For fit, style or finish ii
cannot be surpassed in any
market.
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KA,LRoAos
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THB
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-16
Poor in Price.
nearly beat Hazlet out for third place, the
Gideon q DAILY horse Just sGueezlng in.

nearly beat Hazlet out for third place, the
Gideon q Daily horse just Squeezing in.
First race-Five furlongs. The Butter.
flies. i09 (Grlhin). to /, won by one
length: Rey del Caredes. ia CDoggetD,
to l. second by four lengths; Ridicule, i09
(Penn), 8 to 1. third. Time. 0:59 Az. Goth
am and Gold Dollar also ran.
Second race-One mile. Monaco 1n5
Hamilton), S to 8, won; Doggett. los (Dog-
getD, Is to !, second: The Swain, los
penn, 10 TO !. third. Time. f42. Sabilla,
April Fool, Hail stone. Manchester. FL
ran.
Third race-Double event; five and one
half furlongs. Handspring, 125 CDoggetO.
to !. won Applegate l25 tMcCafferty), 8
to s. second Hazet. lis Griffinl, . TO !.
third. Time, :o5 2-5. Refugee. Defender,
jefferson and LaVienta also ran.
Fourth race-The Suburban: one mile
and a quarter. Lazzarone, 1l5 Gamilton),
10 TO /, won by one and one-half lengths;
Sir Walter, 126 DoggetO. to !, second by
two lengths; Song and Dance, l0S (Grifiin).
10 TO l. third. Time. 207 40 Domino, Ru-
bicon and Declare also ran.
Fifth race-Half n mile. Hastings, 11s
(Grtfinl, to 1. won: Honolulu, ll5 tMc-
to !. third. Time, 04s. Nantucket, Gis-
monda. Forum. Rehan, Horace Davis, YAM
kee Doodle, Castleton, Lorrania and Ten
derness also ran.
Sixth race-One mile and a sixteenth: on
turf; selling. Long Beach, 100 DoggetD, 4
to !, won: Captain T., lojis tSheedy), to
/. second: Chiswick. 103 (Penn). 9 to /.
third Time, 1:47 10. Assignee, Ajax, Tom
Skidmore and Salonica also ran.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-16
TERRIFIC SLUGGING MATCH.
BLUES WIN THE BANNER GAME OF
THE SEASON AT MINNEAPOLIS.
They Knocked Three of the Miliers' Pitch
ers Out of the Box and Had to Put
In Two Themseives-Other
Ball Games.

Minneapolis, Mimi, June l5.-(Special.)
The Blues earned to-day's game by the
most terrific sluggng which has been seen
here in some time. The total of twenty
four hits for forty-seven bases tells the
story. Tanning was knocked out Of the
box by the visitors in the third inning,
and while the home team returned the
compliment by knocking out Killing in the
fourth, they never overcame the lead which
the Blues had obtained
Both sides played lively fielding game,
and the errors. with one or two excep-
tions. were neither costly nor amateur.
Grand stand plays were the order of the
day. Hines made one fine circus catch in
right field, and dropped another against
the fence, the ball coming so high that
he had to hold his hand above his head.
Klusman made fine stop of a high thrown
ball with his left hand, squeezing it in
the big glove and holding it. Hatfield
came into favor by a fine stop of high
liner with his right hand. He could not
hold 1t, but he stopped the runner at first
base.
Duke started the game for the locals
by hitting Manning with the first ball
pitched, giving two bases on balls and
scoring Jimmy on a wild pitch. Then he
was taken out and klusman started the
slugging of flaming, Immediately with a
home run, and 1t was kept up pretty reg
ularly until the end of the third when the
hit frequently, too, but by this time the
locals had found the bali, and he man
age, to OH keep ", ., his lend, END King Jared ed
Gals batted him out of the box with five
home runs. Hastings then went in. and
he too, was touched UP pretty lively. but
never hard enough for the locals to catch
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-16
Mondays weights and Entries.

Following are the entries and weights
for Mondays events:
First ace-Nne-siNteenths OF a mile;
selling. John P los pounds; Emma Long,
l08. Deck, lOl; Ben Harrison, los; Carrie An
drrsou, llS; Kansas Girl, 90; Patsy Reed
lU3: Sleepy Bin, lpl; DICK darlington, 1O3i
Nellie Castrcl l03; Emperor Billet, l05i
Nellie Onut, lVIi Susie Nell, l07; Nell Fla
herty, i7
second ce-Seyen-sIghths OF mile; sell
Ing Fa Juive, llJ, Zcraldi, lO9; T.. a. Ray
l2l; Pclla. III; Catliu. l2l; Carol punder
l2i; Nal1emar. los; BrOwnWoOd, l2l; Sir
Charles. ~; Verge Knight, los; Lonsdale
~, Bluestoue, l2i; craft. ~; ONE, lali
Lady GateWood. 1l9: Naledictory 12i; F0s-
teral, III Nora DAILY, 1l9; Dan IT, l2l Ed
Glenn, 49,; John r., l2li La Payan, III
Third aoe-Three-fourths Of a mile; sell
ing Pearle Mills. los; John G., l0l M!quc
O'Brien, l07 Fannie Hunt sli Camden, 1H;
Snl-a-Bar lOl; Miss Addie, los; Little Dick
ll6; Poll Tax, l07; Lonsdale, l22; His Honor
l17. Pella. III; Westbrook, l05; Armint, 1903
Fourth race.-.Fifteen- iAteenths Of a
mile George Miller, lOl; Fon Schway, 81
Wild Briar y; queen Fagstns, - ia ia,
9j Pa, Mailoy Jr Ssi P9qwhatta, S5 I'm
F.fth race-Fiye-eIghths, OF mile; sell
Little Minnie. l6l; Consistent 9s Barney
Aaron, Jr., l07; Twilight. l0l; Ia Grippe,
ter l03; Victor Carl, 1913; Thurman. los:
Wanda T., 1903; Richard T., l05; May View,