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made Mrs Letitia Fowler short visit, last week.
 Daniel Edwards has been shipping g quantity of hay and straw to s. J. Pow ell at Port Jefferson, l.. I. MT and Mrs George s. Coley have
 been spending some few days with their daughter in Naugatuck. MT Coley re- turned to Stepney for over Monday night, when 1t was learned that Mrs Coley had suffered an attack of grip
 while there and was confined to the house. If Mrs Coley sufficiently recov- CTS they will pass Christmas with
 Bridgeport friends. Mrs Merwin Hubbell has been on the sick list for the past week. James Lynch has carried two large loads of fine trees to Bridgeport, where they will decorate city houses for the Christmas season. Mrs Edwards 8. Beardsley has been passing few days at the home of her parents in Huntington. Miss Mary Osborne returned from school on Tuesday of last week and will remain at homo over the holiday vaca- ton.
 Mrs Elihu Taylor from Easton has
 been In town looking after her property here.
 Miss Bessie Hayes has closed her school for weeks vacation. Adslbert Hubbell has bought hand
 some new horse. | ChaSles Nichols' flock of Christmas turkeys were butchered for Bridgeport tables, most of them going to the mar ket of Bommas ( Biltz.
 L. V. slade is breaking colt for L. o. Osborne.
 John Burritt has traded horses with CAndss q Jennings. lGiss Elsis Gilbert has been the gusst of her aunt, Nrs Y. 3. Hawley. The subscription papsr being circula- | tsd fos sselsy Psrry is growing in siss quits sapidly, something over e100 slrsady having ben pledged. Mss Alease Pusdy was ths rsclpisnf | e . Ohsisemas eift h ths shape q . nice litfls pug doG riSht fxon ths ely. 1lzs Caze,ins Day&ou enesrfainea lfiss oozeuan 1soa Leue HnI tos oAzirt -. Tn xass 1artsass erasdsou, Eaesus Du1ooa m osa6eo, K. q. poaoo1 TT pnElg1ulas hsIi1aJs IT IT.
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MONROE.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 The concert at the Congregational church passed of very nicely, the little ones taking their pasts with credit. The special feature of the evening being an illustrated sermon by the pastor. After the exercises gifts were presented to the children.
 Not often is such chance given to the citizens of Monroe as will be given them on Tuesday evening, December 31, when J. Owen Jones of Yale will deliver his illustrated lecture on the ssThree Modern Babylons." The lecture will be given in the church parlor at Monroe Center. Come early and secure good seat.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting was postponed from Tuesday evening until Friday evening of this week. Miss Ethel Wheeler has returned from Kimball Union Academy for the Christ mas vacation.
 MT and Mrs G0ldsb0r0ugh have their family once more with them to enjoy the holiday festivities.
 Dr and Mrs E. M. Beardsley will spend the holidays with their daughter, Mrs E. B. Hyde of Brooklyn.
 On sunday. s. B. Beardsley, who has been Ill for 30 long, returned to his home in Shelton.
 Born, December 8, . son to MT and Hrs Herbert Joyce.
 Don't forget the sociable 1t B. s. Hurd's, Thursday evening, January 2. A farce with | musical program will be the attraction. The admittance win be 10c; supper 16c. Harvey Clarke and con Of Milford have visited ii F. ". wheeler's.
 Mies Grece Weiss q Ridgewood, N. Js, and Miss Agnes Smith Of yonkers |spent Christmas n town.
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meeting will be conducted by Frank Lano, on Sunday evening.
 Miss May Hamilton has been the guest of her cousin, hiss Beers, in East Norwalk, for few days.
 Mrs N. B. Johnson is spending few days in Easton.
 Miss Florence Lane, Is home from school for the holidays.
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Town hall, Huntington Center, Tuesday evening. January 2. The program will consist of choruses, duets, solos, recita-
 tions, etc. Paul Rehenberg will serve
 as musical director. The. hall will be handsomely decorated for the occasion. The proceeds will be applied to . fund for the purchase of an organ for St Paula church.
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years of age, who died of consumption.
 John G. Farnum is on the sick list.
 Miss Julia M. Field is home for the va cation from her Mt Vernon school.
 George s. Burr finished picking his corn, this week.
 Miss Grace Bristol will spend her va cation during the holidays in Winsted and Hartford.
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HATS AND CAPS.

Left hand corner as you en- ter the store is devoted to our Hat and Cap Depart ment. It is . store in itself It is the only place in town you can find the "Moreto ct Proficio" Derby. Wo are making g little sensation in Gaps this week. Closed out . lot of soc caps and have marked them 26c.
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 OXFORD.
DEATH OF MRS J. W. NORRIS.

DEATH OF MRS J. W. NORRIS.
 The many friends of she that was Miss Sadie Osborn will be grieved to hear of her death in Middletown N. Y.. Sunday morning. Last week her parents, Mr and Mrs o. c. Osborn, received . mes sage saying she was very low and her mother wents there. She gradually grew worse till Sunday morning when death relieved her from her sufferlngs. Her funeral hook place from the Con- gregational church, Oxford, on Tueeday afternoon at 2. The burial was in the Episcopal lcemetery. Less than IA manths ago she was . happy bride, walking from the same church as the wife of Rev J. w. Norris to whom she was married, Thanksgiving evening, 1894. She leaves m infant daughter who will not know the. blessings of . loving mothers care, and . fond hus- band will grieve for the loss in this life of devoted wife. Her parents, sistsr and brothers have the sincere sympathy of all who knew her. aHer age was B years and two months.
 The scholars of the Center school en- .joyed the closing term of the echool hugely on Friday evening by . tree 1t the pleasant residence of w. ". Hughss. The teacher, Niss Alice Davis, and the schoiars had Morksd to make the occasion enjoyable and they worked successfully. Ths tree was ladened with gifts for about all, noe foreetting the teacher. To Mr and Mrs Heehes are due thanl1 for % kindly throwing open thelf residence for tho pleasure q the scholars.
 Grsetines of the season . ths rsadsrs Of THE BxE.
 Among those who Are passing the hol ldays II home srs Ned Sasfned froul NeM Yoek BIfdaey Hsnfugd 1fo Wull tA1 ssuninAry III orls2 0sboln m lrount Hef1y S# S# Bur lli ana lsnG 1sff, axS<ved ae tIr - n i66f 6onsin on IT k1lf6S nm IT lS l6ef TIT
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will have telephone connection with Bridgeport.
 Ezra c. Smith is .:still very sick. Dr White attends him.
 Mrs Munson is sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs J. B. Nichols.
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Fairfield County News
 sTIPNIY AND VICINITY.
NETHoDIsr CHURCH INTERESTS.


 The special religious services which have been held at the Methodist church, were concluded on last Friday evening. They proved very interesting and as . result It is expected that the church win receive quits an addition in new mem- bership.
 Blacksmith 0. L. Smalley pleesantly passed the ChEistmas holiday at Rey- noldsviile, N. ' .,where he was the guest of his brother.
 41 and Mrs B. Joyce welcomed tho advent of . bouncing baby boy which came co gladden. thelr homo on Monday morning of this week.
 Nr and Mrs John Benedict pssssd Christmas in Bridgeport, where they wsrs the guests of thsir son, John.
 William Bieslow and wife went to Bsidgeport Q enjoy Chsistmas turkey with Ar Bigelow's brother.
 Blaeksuieh 0. L. snallsy is going to sarpeise svsn his bet fEisnds, for at hia shop fer shost tlms hs is going Co pue e sst e nsw lIehs steal tirs for ths lew 1gase q ol. Hs win alec mahs speslal psioes en all kinds e wsgos Wesk. Oall en hin TOW Whlls E Is 1T asssDoea tins and sst tAs WAeens put is Geed Nim e . Ipw Agurs. llzs SnilA lzoH Nsw xssk yiai1pd Doepoey, ]ast Veoe, an1 e naeusaas ooek hw ms1noBs 1lss TonDn1ns, baek . = ~ VI 1er 1gs . shose VI. { m An6hpes . oGutb eou@1noos l1 VI peos healIDs - iD 14s mGxut ' 1Iys .. !. R'juilu 51611uuc1 6uc ,uu1 to ~ q xj c1 - lllS (oS
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assistant in the Boston Store during ths holidays.
 U. W. Cable returned from his visk W'.n Dis brother in Orange county, Sat- urday evening.
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STAMFORD.

AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 A large audience was well entertained at the Congregational lecture room, last Thursday evening, by series of views of Japan and the Japanese. F. c. Beach operated the stereopticon and assisted Miss Judson, returned missionary from that country, in explaining the pictures.
 Rev MT Puddefoot gave two addresses in the Congregational church, last Sun day, which were listened to by large congregations. Some over $100 was raised to help along the worthy cause of home missions.
 IN MASONIC CIRCLES.
 St Johns lodge, No. 8, has elected the following officers for the coming year ]: W. B. Bristol. M.; Frank Curtis, s. w.; D. L. Rhodes, J. w.; e, T. Jewell, sec retary; E. Whiting, treasurer; Fl. F. Stagg, e. B. Cuzner and J. L. Curtis, trustees.
 James Moore of New York is yisitins his mother, at the family residence on Main street.
 Mrs 0. 0. Schobell of Chilmahua, Mex, who has been spending few. months with her grandmother of East Broadway, has returned to her home.
 Mss Helen Blrdseys Curtin of Wells- Icy college is spending the holidays with her sister, Mrs c. H. Silliman. The entertainmsnt given h ths Town hall, last week, in aid of the Barefoot fund was thorouehly enjoyed by those present Nrs ". o. Brown assisted by singing two selections. z. E
 Dogs havs conmitted depredations on Thonas oook's hock of atesp. |. Pro1 Ooeisw sscsivs6 sevssal vsry pret. ty prGeeuts 1xom ths dt1kfenk c1esse6 n. ths azaded eeheea, st chsist taas. m 1lsekadIet ssrld " 1cl,ool m ' ! |reosr m 6nt nfnrns1t, I6afodayl syeL, [, 5, n iII at Y tle ehGrc |SIs lsls 77s 7 sz ;,Is
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CHATTER STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
 Rev MT Kimball, pastor of the Congre- gational church. will preach on Sunday afternoon, January 5, In place of Pastor Mariner, who will assist in dedicating the new church in his former charge in Meriden on that day.
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NICHOLS.

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 METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
 The Christmas aervices at the Nethoi- ist church, last Sunday, were of special interest. The choir rendered two dne. [anthems and the Sunday school sang two Christmas carols from their book be- sides the regular selections from the |hymna1. The audience eave several re- sponslve quotations from tho scripturss during the servics. Inc church was| finely decorated with mottoes md ever groens. The prOgrams for tlle second musical and literaxy entsrtainment II the 11etl,- |odist churcI,, on tlhe eyontne q Janpary l, are Hidely cfrcp11k It prenises to equal h talent mn evez 1uElpAss ths oneI given Int Gept IT nan,ee of II. k- Thompsono IT Btoo1 yn an I'm B. A. EWFieht IT NeM YoE es soloisfs, mi that II D. III m m llele soloe a prou ounlsl r anIl ocal snd m nm
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EAsToN.

JESSE LEE METHODIST CHURCH.
 There was large attendance at the sociable on Tuesday evening, 17th. MT French and Mrs Lane entertained the company in . cordial and hospitable manner. Some of our Congregational friends were upon the program and their efforts were much appreciated.
 Rev pr Peck of Easton will preach in this church. Sunday morning, December 8.
 The pastor will preach . funeral ser mon on tho death of Miss Jessie L. Tur- ney In the church on Sunday morning, January 5.
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NERRY cHRIsFrAa,

Our line of Holiday 0oods is nov oomn1aeo anq emeaces larEe and vax3ed assoEtnene n y1venile books. St9ftoneH and N0volfio0. Our prices doiy c6hpefafaon for u1olSfV shown. Call and bo convincod Post Office News Rooms
 NO. II P. O. ARCADE, BRIDGEPORT. com.
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R. |. BEERS 6 co.

oaly four days lsfss ths Nov Tear cIose at hand.
 ws do not bslisvs h eazu ing evsr Haliday sessk, sad have made dep elts h peisos on what littls we Aays lslk
 Nov is yau ehaaes ts hs Store elessd an day Nsw lslx's.
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Sweaters, Canvass wool lin- ed coats, Reversible Leather Coats and Coats that are not. Underwear, Gloves, Mittens, Shirts and every thing . man needs in com fortable Winter Clothing.
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fiction everything true but the and date in his tory nothing true but the and dates advertise ments you'll find nothing but the truth and that's the of That every customer should have honest dollars worth for every dollar that tho goods should be exchanged the money refunded desired tbe nvncbe blocks foundation of store There Overcoat widely adve
 ed widely known Connecticut that of Home Rue Why do advertise these coats? Because there trouble selling them No suspicion about the make quality No fer explanations guarantees to induce people buy the they made of left stock account of faulty poorly selected patterns The clot cut the
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make not left to chance They because they their merits and they not the best and the price the lowest would not have the courage constantly tse them Tho phenomenal have achieved with this Overcoat spurs greater eo and to make December Ovorcoa mont also convince you that show such
 line of 0vecoas and Listers neither you other cother has be and at less price, We place your hands tho product best the world clothing materials the best workmanship the greatest durability the bsat gImsnts every way at the lowest prices MEMS SUITS range from $750 $25 The OVERCOATS from $5 to $30 U STEERS from $7.5O To $35.
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PANTS.

We keep all kinds for dress or work and within easy range of all. Good all wool Pants, $2, 2.50 and $S. Not all wool 1.25 and 50, Drsss Pants, $50, $4 and s.
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BOYS SUITS.

Boys' Long Pants Salts. Boys Short Pants suits. Boys' Oyercoa*s. Boys' Ulstsrs, Boys' Kilt 0vsreoats. Boys' Rsefsrs. Boys Odd Trousers. We are the Boys Clothisrs of Connecticut.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
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FOuR ME- KlI.LEn-

Knoxville. Tenn, December 13.-Ry Il
premature explosion of powder and dynn.
mite at o'clock Thursday afternoon foui
mcn were instantly killed at iaFollct
Campbell county -Four other men are
missing and their bodies are being search.
cd for IN the mass of o1rth ana brick that
was dislqdgod by the explosion The
ffmos of the dead arc:
Andrew Bates. white aged 90. LaFollet.
Neal pahncy, white. aged - Lnl'Olci
John Wcbhcr aged "a Aiiddlrsborc Ky.
Price, Jclhco. Tenn
The cNMosion occurred on the works of
tho IaIollct. u new ,nad which is being
projected from LnI'olict to Jollco. A
largo force OF men were at work blasting
for a rut Three kers OF powder had
been placed IN a sixteen foot holo aud
four sticks or dynamite were also added
to the dea1ly charge.
A fuse was attached 10 the powder and
tie men ran from the place to n Nato dis
tance 10 await tho result. They waited
fer fourteen minutes ana the charge failed
10 20 off. The men were then ordered
back into the hole by their foreman to
readhlst tho fuse. They oheycd the order
all being apparently satisfied that the fire
had become extiugIished, Just rs they
ic-enterod the hole, however. the terrific
explosion occurred ana the earth aud one
Tor many yards around was dislodecd and
thrown into u conelcm'rAte mass with tho
rrpains Of the unfortunate victims
~ ~" latest account received tonight
n ftscuing force waa stil at work
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.


Washington. December lathe National
civil Service Reform League today elect
ed officers for the ensuing year;
Hon. Carl Schurz, president: Charles
Francis Adams of Boston. August d. Mac
Donough of New York. Right Rev. Henry
c. Potter OF New York. j. IIill Pleasant:
Of Baltimore. licnry Hitchcock of 81,
Louis Henry G. Lea of philadelphia
Franklin MacNeaEh OF Chicago, Right
REV. Y. Ryan Of Buffalo and William
Potts OF Pennington, vice presidents,
The report OF the official committee on
extension entered Into detail regarding the
committee recommendations contained IN
the recent order of President Cleveland
extending the civil service rules. The
committee recommended that applicants
Tor positions IN the diplomatic service be
gwen fair and open examination under
the civil service COMMIT ssion, thereby re-
lteNtng tho appointing power OF the tenn.
tation TO have the men 1t desires pass the
examination unfairly. Tho report was
adopted.
The report OF the committee on leglsla-
ton was submitted. recommending tia
preparation OF number of bills for tn
PRODUCTION In congress looking TO the
botte'mcnt OF the clvil service 1t was
agreed to.
The committee Of the District OF Column
hia made n report recommending that the
government of the district he placed TN
der the civil service rules II was adopt
Oh
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FUNDS FOR ARMENiANs.

Washington, December - The Amerl-
can Rod Cross society has decided to ac-
ccpt the duty Of distributing funds
among Armenian sufferers and has Is
sued the following:
Owing TO the unanimous and urgent
appeal from the friends Of humanity
representing nearly all the people Of this
colutry. tho National Red Gross has dc
cidcd thnt Il must Pecepl the sacrcd
trust Of cudeaVnrlng TO relieve the starry
ing Ariucniaus in Asia Minor According
10 conservative estimates there are 80
900 utterly destitute pcorlo u that
country who win have TO be- assisted
eight months until the rext harvest,
gully realizing the dimeuluoS ana
dangers 10 he met, the Red Cross wiz
starr for Turkey as soon as sufficient
funds ore placed At its dispoaal or guar
antccd 20 insure success.
"Huuds may bo sent to Miss Clara
BARTON, President and treasurer of the
National Red Cross, Washington. Al
tngri7ed agents 10 receive funds aud ma
icrlai VIII be published m few days
Tho Rcd Cross also siiEgeg's that goods
grain ana other material may be sent by
chartered steamer
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.


NEW YoRK The Long leland Traction
campany's pIopcrly was sold under fore
closure for $500 900 to the rcorRan'2auo'
committee, which was the only bidder
WtLLSBORO. Pa Airs Charlotte How
ell Was acquitted OF the murder OF Mis-
! lihbe Knapp. The trial has been ono o
| tho most scnWtionai In the history o
| crime In this Commonwealth
| NEW YORE-At a mrrtiEg OF the ,ilrcc
| tors of the Tennessee coal pnd Iron an,
| Railway company Mn Hugh NJ nmar
wax elected - director To iii "a vacancy,
| FAYETTEVILLE. W Va--Jim Nichols
Henry Carr AT Eagle. W. Va. August 81
II" confessed to the murder
BRATTLEBORo, Vt--rhe mall pouch
for New .Yori, and Springfield. VT con.
being registered, was stolen from a truck
where the carrier had put II while he
went 10 inquire about n train,
rHILApELPliIA Max Goodrich. aged
wife, Borihp, IN the abdomen, NJ their
home ANA then sent "A bullet crashing
lhIouFh his own brain. The wife rs y,
The hospital IN n dying condition Goo l.
rich died instantly. He IL snid TO have
Leon insJlnely Jealous Of his wife.
1kRRN HAUTE, Ind,--Thc Disby Ben
Opera company win ierty-hvc people, Ia
stranded here. benefit was given. but
not sufficient funds were raised 10 get
tho company out Of town.
NEW yoRK-rho strike OF the stone
magons which. began fuesdoy has been
tho, men. The strike WAS Ter So per day OF
eight hours,
MEAfPlils-Tbo party OF distinguished
4 tlanta Exposition paHs.d through this
city on their return hone.
TOPEKA, County Attorney stat
the district court against three OF the
prominent physicians connected with the
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favor with Japan after the war, will per-
NIT the Russian Pacific fleet TO winter In
iiao Chnu bay.
I.ina.---I is asserted that President Pic
roin has offered to purchnsc the Tnena
aud Area territory from chin for to00o.OOo
pinstreS.
i.ondon~-Tha Berlin correspondent of
tbs standard says that the powers have
addressed To Jupnn a. peremptory demand
for the evacuation OF corca. Us
Ma1rid.-The minister of public works,
Senior Bosch, has resigned from the cab
met In order ia. clei,r himself from charEcs
connected with the municipal scandals
over the mis- government OF Madrid, which
are agItating the public miud
St. John. N. F.-~lncoming ship reports
arn fiightfnl. Tho steamer IIllndIa from
Liverpool never met such storms bcfore.
The coastwise steamers have been unable
to leave the harbor for thirty hours. rha
schooner Ellie Lake IL ashore at Hay
Bulls, The steamer portIa. running be-
tween New York. Halifax and this port,
is IS hours overdue from Halifax, and
must have. been driven out to sen and
has probably broken down. Much appro.
hrnsion IN felt here about her.
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Ramirandro Rev. Mr.. Mcmahon. tho
missionary In charge, and hls family cs'
caped n few hours previous to the footing
of the mission. All Europeans residing IN
the country districts have been ordered
TO the capital and 600 French troops nave
been dispatched with orders TO put down
the riots.
St Petersburg, --rhc grand international
chess tournament, IN which Messrs Lag
ker, Pilisbury, Stenitz and Tschigorin
take purt. began at the rooms of tho st.
Petersburg Chess club. The results Were
rs follows. Pillsbury defeated LaaIsor ni-
ter A. moves. Tschigorin beat Stcinitz ar
ter 40 moves. The players win play n
six round tournament, that " TO say, each
man will play six games with every other
man.
Bucnos Ayrer --Advices have been re-
ueived here from quito that n counter rev.
oliition has broken out In Ecuador against
the successful IN aurgent general. Alfaro.
I,ondon--A special from Shanghai says
several Russian warshps watched the
formal rc-entry OF tho Chinese IN Port
Arthur. II liz believed here that China. as,
n reward Tor RussiGs intervention IN her
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans. December 13.-Sellng.
seven and onc-half furlongs-- Rnckmore.
ioi tCaywood), Is to l. won; Campania,
i0i d. Murphy. G TO !, second, Biaoco
iQl u. Hun. 10 to .. third. Time. 1858,
Selling. ono mile Royal Choice, iui
SrWbcVilc). - toll. won, Mike Kelly lo0
CaywooN, . TO !. third. fine. iH.
Seven furlongs-Jake Himmcrmann 40
,uvertonl, s to I. won; CHATTANOOGA, la
CIV. JouCs), : TO I. second; Prince I'm
perini ~ u. Murphy. 1 to .. third.
Time. l;sS..
liaudicnp, all ages. miles Squire O.. *,
q, ilggns), to l. won; Rlly Mckenzie,
loa tMorsel. 10 tc !, second ZaldiVnr ss
(CAywoodD 20 to J. third Time. l:i2is.
Si;S furlongs-pick Bchan, l0I Wossl, :
TO !. won Venice, ioi u, IiilD, TO |,
second; Lctie i0i tNcwcom) 20 to l.
lhIrd. Vino. l.lith.