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SERIOUS CRISIS EVIDENT.
Believes the Cars Forces in
the East Are Not Powerful
Enough to Respect.
wARsHIPs ARE ASSEMBLING.
Having Vanquished China, the Mi
kado Has More Powerful Nations
to Contend With.

LONDON, Enc, April 3O.-The Times
tomorrow will publish a dispatch from
Kobe, dated April 26, saying there is no
mistaking the fact that there is evidence
of a serious crisis in the relations between
Japan and Russia. But the japanese press
has been forbidden to refer to it, and four
newspapers of Toxic, including the semi
official Nichi Nichi, have been suspended
for reporting the fact that a secret council
of Ministers was held. The other news
papers in which references to the crisis
appeared are defaced. Continuing, the
correspondent says:
Information reaches me from a reliable
source at Hiroshima that the Ministry has
adopted a resolute attitude against Russian
dictation. They deny Russia's right to
interfere and even contemplate defiance
of Russia believing the Russian military
forces in the East are not powerful enough
to enforce her demands. The foreign war
ships are assembling at the ports of Japan
and the French vessels have been ordered
to prepare for emergencies"
A dispatch to the Times from Hong
kong says: A British warship has gone to
the Pescador Islands to bring the Times
correspondent and another who were de-
tanned there by the Japanese to prevent
them from sending dispatches regarding
the massacre which is said to have oc-
cnrred at the Chinese garrison at that
Dlaca
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BENCH-SHOW ENTRIES.
Ihey closed With a Large Number and
Variety of Dogs of High
Degree.

The entries for the Kennel Clubs bench
show closed last night with total of 331
dogs from local owners, and Portland,
Seattle, Victoria, Los Angeles and Salt
Lake to be heard from. Mrs. E. B. Grace
entered her kennel of yorkshire terriers,
imported by her through Judge Rapier of
Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.
The following entries were made yester-
day:
DR.. W. F. McNutt, two Dalmatians; F. C.
Klein, English retriever; John Kerrigan, Eng
l1sh setter; Robert Chatham, American fox
hound; Miss b. Bruce, sky-terrier; G. Pardee,
Lauser, bull-terrier; John Egan, greyhound
J. w. Keen. Irish setter; G. A. Nugget, rough
coated st. Bernard; w. NJ. Craig, st. Ber-
pafa; A; 3; Truman, irish settlers and pointers;
X. D; Laldlaw, mastiff Dr.. A. T. Regensburger,
four 81, Bernards; Mrs. Samuel Seymour, fox ter
rier; ". Schneider, pointer; w. w. Moore, fox
terriers; Miss F. Howard, beagles; Frank Z.
coated st; Bernard; d. Winders, English set
tiers; II. c. Golcher, pointer; W. j. Golcher,
pointer: Il. 7; Payne English setter; HIPPO
te 8 s1ong ohsss S peal Bay and pointer
fox terrier; n. A. Root, retrievers; Miss NJ K.
Grl1ln' Treat Dane; Miss May Hesthal, ST. Ber-
V VsIe1 HOWARD o vernon, pointer; Countess
W. Russell, pointer; @. P. Adams, Irish setter;
NJ: P1erson, Chesapeake Bay; w. H. Williams
irish water spanlels; J. 81. Sammy, Irish water
spaniels; c. s. Heller, Japanese spaniels; M.
W. kerrlgan, greyhounds; J. Fl. Follis, cocker
spanlels; Andrew Kngman, fox terriers
Oakland-Al Byler, cocker spaniel; George
Gray. Irish setter; John L. DAILY, Great Dane;
Magini foxhound; J. H. Provard, mastiff
Z: B. Coyell, rough-coated st. Bernard; H. L.
Weitzel, collie; Mrs. w. W. Moody. cocker
spaniel; W. L. Prather Jr., pointer; w.
BarstoW, cocker spaniel; Fred Boell,
cocker spaniel; PaStime Cocker Span
lei Kennels, cocker spaniels; M. D.
Garrett, Irish setter; I. L. Prather, pointer;
j. J, Kerlin, cocker spaniel; J. J. Hammer
smith, ST. Bernard; Henry Schwartz, collie;
c. S. Nathan, collie; j. B. Martin, fox terriers;
J. R. Kelly, st. Bernards; Charles Dresser,
Great Dane; Miss L. Deike, mastiff; Pytchley,
Kennels, Alameda, fox terriers; Captain J. F.
Comstock, black and tan and bull terriers;
G. M. Osborne, pointer; L. Sutro Jr., pointer
w. II. Collins, st. Bernard, pointer and bull
terrier; Frank Lycett, bull terrier; II. A.
Barkelew, st. Bernard; Mrs. II. A. Barkelew,
st. Bernard; Mrs. II. Wheeler, spitz; Miss
Grace Poole, st. Bernard; George Biggs,
pointer; W. Irving, fox terrier; Cramer and
Peterson, great Dane; ]. Grace, greyhound; r.
Little, fox terriers; E. Becwick, cocker spaniels;
w. S. Wheeler, fox terriers; 7. J. Cronin, four
greyhounds; Mrs. S. D. Troy, pugs; J. c. Far
ley, black-and-tan; c. J. Mogan, Chesapeake
Bay; Presidio kennels, greyhoupds; Mrs. ]. A.
Baxter, fox terrier; Charles P. O'Neil, Gordon
setters; E. Attridge, Yorkshire; w. P. Feeny,
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Up And DOWN THE COAST
On Land and Over Sea 1t Flies With Heal.
ing in It's Wings.

From far away Peru, where the soft, benignant
stars beamed on the bronze-face Incas and
their ingots of glittering gold where Pizarrc
founded his city of Lima and stocked II with
his treasures of yellow ore (but overlooked the
greater treasure of Peruvian Bark, has COME
to us the wonderful Cinchona Rubra which
combined with other rare ingredients-prin,
eipal among them pure old California Brandy
becomes the well-known commodity. Perm.
wan B1tters. These have gone UP and down
the coast and all over the United States fer
many years, performing cures that, without il.
would nave been deemed miraculous
Peruvian Bitters are not physic but pleas.
ant, invigorating drink fine, effective tonic
and excellent appetizer, producing healthy
regular digestion and sound refreshing sleen
1t is natures own remedy against colds.
coughs, loss of appetite and energy and re-
stores d1sordered vital functions to a vigoren.
normal condition. Wasted energies are nv its
use permanently restored and lost vitality and
lack OF activity give place to and are s,1per-
seoed by brilliancy and youthful enthusiasm.
PERUVIAN Bitters tone up the stomach and pre-.
vent indigestion, thereby rendering the brain
clear and the intellectual faculties at thar
best. The warm, humid climate of Perm 50
similar to our own, seems to have been wisely
PROVIDED by nature with an antidote for those
peculiar ailments and diseases incident to a
low, moist temperature, and the unerrins GER
talnty with which similar diseases are curAd
by PERUVIAN Bitters on this coast accounts in
some measure for the wide demand>fer this
remedy, which has now become household
word in every family on the Pacific Coast.
MACK Co., San Francisco.
ALI druggists and dealers.
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Following are to-day's entries:

Alta 1872, Vulcan 81, Robin Hood SO, Clacque1
lO4, Mantell 30, Lodi "a, Middleton 90, Amer
Second race, three-quarters OF mile, selling
for non-winners in IS95-Min Beech 90, Fare.
well 104, Linville OF, Dara 80, Rose Clark 81
The Drummer 109. Blue Bell 100, San Luis Rey
80, Miss Buckley 49, Fortuna 1O1.
Thlrd race. ,nlne-sixteenths of mile, two
year-oldsoWalcott Ill, Valiente 103, Senator
Mahoney 81, Al Brown 118, Monitor lis, Hell
Majesty lis.
Fourth race, handicap, one and one-sixteenth
of a mile-Lovdal III, McLight Ia, Midas 100
Little Cripple 80, ACKNOWLEDGMENT &c. Malo
Diablo 81.
Fifth race, eleven-sixteenths of mile, sell
1ng-Quarterstaff 104, Clacquer 104, Sea Spray
~. Banjo 1O1, Hueneme 9S, Captain Rees ITO
Empress Norfolk 80, Title S los.
sixth race, three-quarters of a mile-Installa-
100, Annette SO, Playful SO, Howard 102, Miss
Puth SS - - = "
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ell,
ON THE EASTERN TRACKS.
The COmnOner Lo,Cers SiD-Fnrl0nO


/
| 1he COmnOner L0,Cers o. SiE-FnrtOnl
Record.
| LEXINGTON, KY, April 30.-The fea
ture of the day was the Melbourne stakes
in which Lady Inez, the favorite, delayed
the start for three-quarters of an hour and
then finished fifth. Gus Straus' Amanda
was the victor in a drive from Merry
Thought The Commoner in his race
lowered the track record for six furlongs
from :14L4, as made by Halma on Friday,
| to IA
Selling, for three-year-olds and upward, seven
and half furlongs, Nance won, Probasco Sec
ond, Loyal Prince third. Time, 1857.
For thIee-year-olds and upward. six fur
longs, The Commoner won, Buck Massie sec.
ond, Alabama third. Time, IA.
The Pepper stakes, for two-year-old FLIES,
guaranteed value $3.50, four and a half fur
longs, Amanda, coupled with Leila Dell, won,
Merry Thought second, Brace Girdle third.
Time, 81.
Handicap, one mile and a sixteenth, La Joya
won, Girdle second, Mickle third. Time, l :494.
For two-year-olds, four and half furlongs,
Essie won, Ben Eder second, Pollock third
Time, :56A.
ROBY, IND, April 3O.-Track fast, at
tendance large.
Six furlongs, Lady Rose won, Aspin second,
San Salvador third. Time, 1:1Ssl.
One and an eighth miles, Deceit won, Uncle
Jim second, Tattersall third. Time, 2 OH.
EleVen-sixteenths of a mile, Colo won, La
Gartia second, Caesar third. Time L :1OA.
Five and half furlongs. Foxhall won, Bar
Guard second, McInerney third sETime, 1 :11sl.
Six furlongs, Fife won, Billy second,
Chenoa third. Time, 1:1S.
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HILL HEADED FOR LONDON.
Backing Up the More for Villard to Con.
troll the Northern Pacific

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 3o.-The Dis
patch to-day says: The hurried departure
Of President Hill of the Great Northern
yesterday about the time the change in the
receivership of the Chicago and Northern
Pacific was accomplished, has set the wise
heads to thinking and talking and they
are beginning to believe that there is more
in the recent rumors than they have been
willing TO admit.
All this has bearing on the Dispatch IS
statement that Henry Willard is about to
take control of the Northern Pacific.
The Dispatch took its news from London
and it is authentic.
There is not particle of doubt that
President Hill has been called abroad by
financial matters, for this is, at the least,
the third time in year that he has headed
for London.
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Whipped in One Round.

SAN JOSE, CAL, April 3O.-About loo
sports gathered at the Rialto, resort on
the Alum Rock road, early this morning to
witness finish fight between Tony Flores
and Jack O'Neil, local hghtweights. Flores
weighed 140 pounks, while O'Neil was
about ten pounds lighter.
In the first round it became apparent
that O'Nel was no match for Flores. At
the end of the round O'Neil was groggy,
and at the opening of the second round
Flores gave him swinging blow in the
neck, which knocked him out
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Kohlsnnt Hns Central.

CHICAGO, ILL, April 9O-H. H. Kohl
saat to-day purchased the $255,0OO of the
Times-Herald stock signed by H. w.
Hawley, who was managing editor of the
paper during Mr.. SCOTS management. He
now owns $995,o00 of the 81, 900 stock,
the remainder being held by Mrs. Scott.
Mr.. Kohlsaat offered Mr. Hawley the
position of publisher of the paper, but the
latter preferred to retire on account of the
change in its policy.
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Three Killed Duriuo a Fioht.

SIERRA MoJADA, Mex, April 3d.
Word has reached here of the killing OF
three men in fight in the Carmen mining
district, near the Texas border. Ali of the
men were Americans, one of them being
John F. Lemon, the superintendent of one
of the new mines at that place. The cause
that led to the killing is not known here.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-01

GERS escorting their dead leader should
maintain their previous parole and serve
no more against Japan.
Foreign diplomats in Peking assert that
the Chinese Emperor is not even yet con-
WINGED that Admiral Ting committed sui
eide, and has ordered the Governor of
Shan Tung to report the circumstances of
his death.
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Made Minister to Italu.

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK. April 3d.
The Official Gazette to-day announced that
Count Won Reventlow, the Danish minister
at Washington, had been appointed Min
lister for Denmark at Rome. NJ. Brun, the
secretary of the Danish legation at Paris,
succeeds Count Reventlow as Minister at
Washington.
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The Founding of Kuoto.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 9o.-The
japanese Government has sent out pros
pectus of the celebration of the eleventh
centennial of the founding of the City of
Kyoto, the Rome of the East, to which
city the capital was removed from Ma
gaoka 100 years ago. The national indus
trial exhibition accompanying the memo
rial celebration will be the fourth ever
held in Japan.
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Cnnnnf Go tn KieL.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 3O.-secre-
rotary Herbert stated to-day that he would
probably be unable to attend the great
naval celebration at Kiel. The possibility
of trouble in Nicaragua demanding the
presence of more ships in those waters will
require his presence here as responsible
head of the navy.
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Bob Isom's ride on the Gypsette gelding was
good illustration of how a race can be lost
through carelessness.
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NEW TO-DAY.
lNIOINBI' Tt,

Ladies, during this month,
every afternoon except Saturday,
| will discourse from 2 to 4 on
How to Scientifically Treat the
Complexion How to Preserve and
Restore Your Beauty; On the
Neck and How 1t Should Be
Treated On Gray Hair and How
to Restore 1t; On Dandruff and
How to Cure 1t On SuperfIuOus
Hair and How to Prevent Its
Growth.
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NJ. j. Burns, manager for Barney Schrieber
and Harry Lewis, the latters betting commits
sioner, leave for the East tonight.
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Hughey Jones leaves to-day for Memphis to
look after his racing interests there
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Buchanan,s Eseoutton Deravea.

SING SING, N. Y, April 3O.-Warden
Sage has been notified that the Attorney
General thinks the execution of Buchanan
had better be delayed, and he will not be
executed tomorrow.
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a wANA EM I'd 81 Ia -
4 rae essr osrnnzo BIZ DEWEY e CO.. l
- 22o MARKET ST., 8. e., Get.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES..

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - GOLDEN
~ Eagle Mining Company-Location of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California; loca-
ton OF works, Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon
County, Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, OF account of assessment mo ~
levied on the 9Th day Of January, 1895 the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re.
spectiYe shareholders, as follows:
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Spry Lark has apparently had too much
racing. Getting away first in yesterdays race
she did not last quarter.
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Del Norte's run was remarkable one. Away
from the post, next to last in large field, he
ran through the bunch and won cleverly.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-01

Ed Purser laid top price against Joe Cotton
and laid against the gelding heavily. AS he
played Sir Walter on the outside he Jared
badly on the race.
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Anu III accorQance with law, and an order from,
the Board OF directors. made on the eighth dav os
January, 1870, so many shares of each percaI os
sucn STOCK as may be necessary will be said or n,S
Tic auction at the office of the COMPANY roo,n S0
Nevada BLOCK, No. 300 MONTGOMERY street So v,
francisco, California, MONDAY the torraL
day OF March, 1895. at the hour of o'cocr y ~.
OF sald day, TO pay said delinuuent assassnan N.
thereon, together with costs of advertisng and az
penses of sale. i'i'ihs ana e1'
om. E. B. HOLMES. Secretarv
OInce-h9om 3d. Nevada Block No ana MSr>
Aolnels HSree!, san Francisco, California.
POSTPONEMFNT
Notlce is hereby given that by order Of the BOARD
VI directors the date of the sale of delinouent soc
I 10 assessment No. is hereby postponed to MON
Ia I, the 10Th day Of March, A. d. 1895. at the
' anu pace E.B. HOLMES, secretarv
GOLDEN EAGLE MINING COMPANY
N.., FURTHER POSTPONEMENT
U0tice Is hereby given that by order OF the BOARD
81 directors the day of the sale of delinouent socl
tor assessment No. is hereby further postponed
1sos - NtsEoDAY, the 24th day of April, A. ID.
iooo' al The same time and place.
t. B. HOLMES. Secretary.
FURTHER POSTPONEMENT
Notce rs hereby given that by order of the Board
the date OF sale of delinquent stock for
ms NO. is hereby further postponed to
~ = hoDAI the 14th day of May, A d. 1895, at
the same time and place.
E. E. HOLMES, Secretary.
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-" - -
fact is that MEDl-
CINES NEVER
.HAVE nor EVER
| WILL cure these
troubles, as you
we'll know IL you
are q sufferer and
have tired them.
ELECTRICIT "
which is nerve
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Good start Won handily Time :5014. Win
ner, CHI. C. by imp. Sir Modred-Visaa.
Betting: Monitor to L Zeta to 5, Senator Ma
money 10 10 l, Gadette geding 10 to l, Minnie t.
4, Carrara 10 TO l, Spry Lark l5 to l, Billy NC
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OUT At THE RACETRACK,
Outsiders Again Got Away With
Most of the Purses
Yesterday.
ROYAL FLUSH WAS IN FORM
Getting Away Next to Last, Del
Norte Made Fine Run, VIM
ming at 10 to /.

The "cut-in" yesterday saw the number OF
bookmakers reduced to eleven.
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WHEN MEDICINE FAILS,

We positively guarantee to all forms OF
Nervous Debility, Nervousness, Forgetfulness,
Confusion af Ideas, Languor, Dyspepsia, Lame
Back, rheumatism, Kidney and Bladder Com
plant and the many evils resulting from secret
habits in youth or passionate excuses in maturer
vi airs; wish to say that the marvellous inyen-
ton of DR.. Sander is an absolute, positive cure.
1t has cured thousands every year after all known
med .cines and her treatments have failed. The
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-01

In yesterdays race Johnny Weber showed
that he had not forgotten how to get away
from the post He was in front on Inkerman
when the bunting fell
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7 7Ss c cMnns i 1Ss s.srs 8 8 g g &
sl3 spry Lark, 108 iCoffey) IL II 70 So
I'll Giadette gelding, 10s Hen :,
Billy McClaskey, Iii (Mc-
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$500.

Just think of such fine article at such low
price, and vet so dressy. These Ties wear and nc
WELL and are being sold elsewhere for 81 90 and 90
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DRoPOSALSFOR HEATING sCHOOIHOUSB.
Il Sealed proposals will be received by the Super
lntendent OF Common Schools in open session OF
the Board of Education, new City Hall, Wednes-
DAY, May g. 1895, at 8 80 o'clock p. NJ for heating
the Peabody Primary School building on West
Mission street. in the city and county of San Fran
CISCO In accordance with plans and specifications
fornia street.
GEORGE BEANSToN, Secretary.
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force-is the element which was drained from the
system, and to cure 1T MUST BE REPLACED.
We guarantee our patent improved Electric Sus-
pensory to DEVELOP SHRUNKEN OR UNDE-
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faithfully promise to give every buyer the crown
ing triumph in medico-e.ectrical science and have
placed the price within the means OF every sufferer
The book, "Three Glasses OF Men," free by mail,
closely sealed. Address,
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Council Building, Portland, Or.
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Poor start Won driving. Time, 1 IT. Winner,
br. h., by imp. Greenback-Priscilla.
Betting Del Norte to l, Norblieh to l. War
rago 80 to /, Favory to l. Tobey ~ to l, Rose
Clark 15 to l Raindrop to l, Nellie G 12 to l.
Mamie Scott 20 to l, Niagara go to l, Don Caesar
II to B..
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SUMMARY.

o W L.
OO1 SECOND RACE - Six furlongs selling;
DOL. three-year-olds and upward; purse $500.
$40 Del Norte, 1o9 Il. Lloyd. 10 lOl5 81 11a
s s2s Norblieh SO (Chevalier)..... 4 q A %
e! EE1i55nss; e SIEssss' g &
795 Niagara, go lPiggott). 8 IL 103 81
s sSs F Bose Clark "a 7 g. E JOnes). y
s sol Mamie Scott, IS (snepard).. ~ "a 16i
S08 *Don Cesar, SO Or. 1som) :. l 3h 11a 81
Poor start. Won driving. Time, 1T. Winner
br. h. by imp. Greenback-Priscilla.
rago 80 to /, Favory to /, Tobey IL to L. Rose
Clark Is to ! Randrop to ], Nellie G IL to l.
Mamie Scott 20 to l, Niagara go to l, Don Caesar
II to 8.
800 THIRD RAcE-About six furlongs; sell
OOA. ing: light welter-weights purse $500.
Ind. Horse, weight, jockey. St. 10 Str Fin
S. So S aESsss, ie SsSSs s l.sm,5 &
fS24)fnkerman. i23 II. WebePSii IN On 80
1929 Raphael, l1s peters,. So So ~
7 70o Lonnie 3, l22 King ..6S Z 81 81!
s27 Terra Nova, 107 (Coifey) ......3 61a
Good start. Won driving. Time, 1874. Win
ner b. e., by Bulwark- Flora.
Betting: Silver to ]. GypSette gelding to s.
Inkerman to l. Hanford 5 to l, Raphael 20 to l,
Lonnie B 15 to /, Terra Nova 10 to l.
900 FOURTH RACE.-Inside course; six fur
OOO. longs; selling; three-yearolds and up
ward; purse $3OO.
Ind. Horse. weight, jockey. st. IA Str Fin
1926 Joe Cotton, 101 (R. Isom) 81 II In
S1S Sir Walter, 10S (Hennessy).. 2 22 31A Pa
Sl6 Charmer, lob (Shaw). ....... 3 5 81
$50 Talbot Clifton, 102 CIV.
tlyHnl y. I12 zig All
64s Garcia, lis (Peters)- 5 Al 41S
Good start. Won driving. Time, :2OSl. Win
ner, b. g. by Winters Cotton Nose.
Betting: Joe Cotton to 5. Sir Walter 10 to l.
Charmer to l. Talbot Clifton to l. Garcia to /.
OOI FIFTH RACE-One mile :-seiling: tbree
OCf. year-olds and upward purse $400.
Ind. Horse. weight. ]ockev. st. Ia Str Fin
tsl0Royal Flush, los (Chevalier)2 81 IL l3
1901 Claudigs, lo5 qHennessy)....ss 5, 8, 21a
s04 Gree, 93 (Bryant) ............4 11s IN AZ
500 Mary S. "a (W. Flynn).......1 Oh 41s 5
Good start. Won easily. Time, LAS. Winner,
Oh. h., by Three Characteristics
Betting: Royal Flush to 10, Claudius 51a to /,
Centurion to 2, Gree - to 1, Mary to l.
O0S SIXTH RAcE-Half a mile; maidens;
OOO. two-year-olds; purse $500.
Ind. Horse. weight, jockey. ST. 81 Str Fin
SO2 Monitor, IL iR. Isom)......5 80 80 IL
s sds zeIa, l0s q; Lloyd ;;.s In II u
Flynn. .....................4 % 81 80
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The Isom boys were set down yesterday.
Colonel Jack Chinn, to whom they are under
contract, telegraphed to the boys to come East,
but they have been very dilatory in respond
ing. They will in all likelihood leave tonight
with Barney Schriebers clever jockey Felix
Go