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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-31
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7 HE TIMES
FOR HOLDING THE--
COUR7 rs
Common Pleas
fgG}B YEAR
I 800
IN THE
Seventh Judicial District
OF OHIO.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF OHIO.


several cOunties thereof as follows:
MONROE County,
January l3, April 49, septem
Der Ii,
ATHENS County
February 10. May 4, Novem
ber9.
FAIRFIELD County.
January Is, April Il, October
GALLIA County,
january april :. September
HOOKING County
January 8. April :, sertem
berS,
JACKSON County,
February 10, May 4, October
LAWRENCE County,
February Il, May IL, Novem-
ber9.
MEIGs County,
January 6, April G, October Ii
PERRY County,
February 3. May II, Noyem-
berg.
PIKE County,
Januar, 6, March 2Siseptember
Il.
SCIOTO County,
January 6, March 30, Septem-
Der /.
VINTON County,
February 3, May 4, October
u,
WASHINGTON County
February g. May 5. October 6.
And II is hereby ordered that the Clerks OF
the several counties OF the above named Dis
trict shall each cause Il copy of fhis order
prescribing tn Times for holding Courts in
stiu District To be published in two news
pa pers, printed and Of general circulation IN
their respective counties for three cOnsecu-
tive weeks
HIRAM L. SIBLEY,
TALL SLOUGH,
JOSEPH G. HUFFMAN,
HENRY w. COULTRAP,
X. DESTElGUER,
w, D.JAMES,
NOAH ID. DEVER,
Ind uuS nf Sai1 District
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October lo. 1895.
The State OF Ohio. Hooking County, IS.
], ID. II. Lappen, Clerk o the Court of Com.
mon Pleas within and for said county OF
Hooking and State of Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing to be n true and correct
copy of the original order Times of Holding
Courts in the seventh Judicial District OF
Ohio, 1896, now on file in my office.
In testimony whereof, do hereunto sub
f~- scribe my name officially and atx
SEAL the seal OF the said court at
49, the court house in Logan, Ohio, In
said county, this 18th day CT October, A. ID
ISg1
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fAH HOOKING lENTIybL
Sowing the wind to morrow.

Mr. and Mrs Cecil Shultz visited
relatives in Nelsonville last week.
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The FREE PRESS also has n Special
s.Mcrry Times Department for the child
rem and n Special wOman's Page.
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Notice Is hereby given that n .pttition will
nc presented To the Commissioners of HOck-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
WHNT OUf oUIEILr.
Tame Ending OF the Republican Conven
upn-So Excitement,

CLEVELAND. OHIO. June H.-There
was nothing exciting about the last
hours of the eighth annual convention OF
the League OF Republican CLUBS. Inc
resolutions which have been pubhsheu
property for some time, were adopted
without preface by their intrOducer or
parley on the part Of those for whose
Consideration they Wer introduced. No
roll-call was had on their adoption. and
a lusty chorus OF yeas against one OF
two nays showed that IL was almost the
unanimous sense Of the convention thal
IL had no power to proclaim It's prefer
ence for gold or silver. FOR protection or
free trade or for any political candidate
who is pushing his claims for recognition
before the nominating convention oi lne
party 10 be held In 1886. The most CON
servatiVe hayty men who came Ter
think the innovation Is wise one. lhe
silver lnen are satisfied with the outcome
and decided before. tO-day.s session besah
TO make no Outcfy. They were lulit
heard in committee and assert that the
result shows a sentiment in favor OF Di-
metallism that will spread 10 the NATION
al Convention next year The more rali,,
cal ones hope for free silver. nut All
would be more than pleased Win any
sort Of "a plank which favors the Whlte
metal. whether that plank nNes their Ia
vorite ratio or not once IN ne piatioiiihh
they believe the dn.ble standard would
rapidly gain In favor.
There was no d.scordant voice IN the
big gathering which dissolved to-day
little after noon. Many Sdci-lltt9 hciS
made in order that IL should go on record
before the world as united on all po-
litlcal issues. whatever difference might
exist beneath the surface. with the eN-
ceptiOn Of the 10 10 ] men. the speakers
We're very cautious In expressing de-
cided preference on the currency question.
NONE or PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES PErsgST.
None Of the presidential candidates
came TO the convention. Mr.. Mckinley
arrived tonight after everything was
over. He was met at the depot by the
leading Republican clubs OF the city and
enthusiastically welcomed. Most OF the
delegates had returned 10 their homes.
bur those who remained were introduced,
shook hands. and chatted a while With
the famous Ohioan wao heid reception
Chauncey Depew was expected up 10
the last moment but he excused himself
on the ground OF other engaeemnts.
Thomas B. Reed was invited. but de-
cliped. and Senator Allison dl.i The came.
Maine was one OF three States not official
ly represented at he convention. and the
enemies OF Mr.. Reed are pointing TO this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
THE AcHEHa' AssEMBLY.
unique and Entertaining Feature. of Yes
terdsy's Session.

ATLANTIC HOTEL. MOREHEAD
CITY. y. c.. June 2i.-special-Tne most
uniaue and entertaining feature in the
assembly thus far has been the poetical
ard humorous rectations Of Miss Nir-
cinfa CulbertsOn OF Ohio.
To-day Dr. W. \. MOwry. head OF
Nartha's Vineyard SUMMER School, so
oaptivatel the teachers that the musical
contest was postponed till Saturday
night. and to-day given to the distia-
lg.ished lecturer from Boston. This
norring ne talked OF Boundary Lines
OF the United States,' and to-nizht OF
"Napoleon's Faster Sunday in lSG.
During the morning recitations were
made by Miss Ncttic Baldwin. OF Win
ston. and Miss Yeose. Of Baltimore.
Tonight Miss CplbertsOn again gave
some inimitable poetic recitations from
her own writings
Another contingent OF teachers came In
on the train this afternoon. All portions
OF the State are represented. and teach
ers from Virginia. South Carolina. Geor-
gia. and Tennessee are also i'm attend
ance.
Polk Miller is to lecture on Monday
NIGHT. and "A largely increased attend
ancc is booked for next week Each
morning Miss Minnie Redford, of the
Raleigh city schools, illustrates primary
teaching" with a model class Of little
children most scientifically.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
VERDIcT ~ fHE HO""AIH
Found Guilty on nom indic'ments--sce"'
In ,he Court Room.

WASHINGTON. June 2l.-The jury III
the Howgate case brought ~ d d,,uaeot
al 1:3s H. NJ OF guilty on each t,o-,'s,.,e
one Indictment charged Captain tl2s.e'eon 10"
with forgery, and Otners Win
Of his official accounts .. aocorn-
faptaiu HOwgafe was in court t atto', -,
panied by his daughter, ana iisssne -
Inc polling OF the jury wllhOue dn' ',,ne
dence Of emotion. There Wds ~ 80 de-
Of any Kind. The attorneys lot ono "
fence al once moved for new tr4di' ~
arfion was taken by the court. ..Asoh
The penalty for the offence OF WIZ"
Captafn Uowgatc was cOnNlcteu - - - -,
Gnement in the pcnitcntiary from one ~
Ten t,e,rs IN each case 50 that the pun
i~hmeut I'm his case may De cOil'iieii',,,,.e
from two TO twenty years AccVi.i'a''ss 20. -
ing the verdict was recoinni ,i,, ~ nc
the court for clemency. III = ~, ia, ~, ,uls
reved that Judge MccCinas WI wi" ,e made
now trial. but the attempt VIII " -, i',s,I ~
- fake the case TO a higher court on aP-
During the preceding trial, wren S "a
suited in acQuittal. testimony Wd~ -,
rniftcd going 10 show that captain iton i''D'.o
,,ste had bcen seen many times ny t.onc
xvno we're supposed TO be lntereSle" IA ~
his apprchensiOn, but in this case .ilo
courf refused 10 admit testimony 10 -,
f,tte fh., charges that the prisoner W.. w.
a cngitfvo from Justice. Captain HoWsd'e
snenf last night In jail he having slNo,i
bineolf IN 10 the court officials as sVoi
as the case went 20 the jury Jus ,,,oi
sentence will be passed upon nm - rs
known. The verdict was a splI %
on acoutttal had been confidently ~, ~
,,o,,to5 MIR Drummond, Of the lIeaSuis
t,acrat Service who arTeslea tdi.a... s
floy,ea+e in New York. has filed 4 claiul
i'm the Department or Jusuce ~ ~ or
81 oo0 reward offered in 1884 for tne ar ar
49, ~ Uoweate. The law officers are
III Ri ~ ~ dieDwfe the claim, alleging that 1t
is outlaWcl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

WASHINGTON. June 2l.-Naval Cadet
smith of PENNSYLVANIA, who mas JuS'
,ra'imated al the Naval Academy, win
dietinctfon. has been selected by the
Noodemic Board, with Secretary Her
bert's approval 10 take a TWO years
course IN naval architecture, al lhe
Fcole d'Application Genie Maritime at
Paris lie will leave al once lVr lai.Ie,
where Commander r.. +. Rodgers the
naval attache Of the American Embassy
will provide him instruction IN the ItHCn
Language until the school commences IN
Scnfornher Calet Smith viii enter the
construction corps Of the navy.
The following naval orders nave Detn
tss,ied. Passed Assistant Paymaster +.
y Armer to the Vermont Paymaster ..
& Tiffany from the Vermont, ana plac-
ed on waiting orders on being relieved py
PASSED Assistant Paymasts Armer.
The practice cruiser BaN'roit arrived
AT Port jefferson, Long Island to-day
ter yacht Mcdusa. which belonged 10 the
late Robert Center, and which has beeh
nresented to the Naval Academy for use
I'm Teaching cadets the rudiments OF naNl-
cation The Bancroft will 60 to Newport
News in a day or two. The Cincinnati
arrived at the New York navy yard To-
dav where she will be Joined tomorrow
bv the Atlanta. which left New London
to-day. Although Commodore Bunce VIII
hoist his flag on the Cincinnati next
Thursday that vessel has no accOmmoda-
tions for him or for his stan, ana ne
will not be able to secure quarters anoat
until the New York returns 10 this coun-
try The orders 10 the New YORK ana
Columbia, which have not been chdus-
ed direct those vessels 10 leave klcl Tor
New York tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

Sympathy with the Insurrection Express
ed-Spain's Difficuity.

GLOUCESTER. MASS. June Y.-The
schooner Henry Stansbury, fast-sallins
vessel, recently purchased at this port,
sailed from here yesterday afternoon Tor
Key West. and her new owner IS DR..
J. /. Edgar, of Dunedin, Fla.
After being rehttcd at Key West, she
vill be taken 10 Port Tampa, which VIII
be her hcmc port. Mr. Edgar says That
il was his intention TO put his vessel In
the fruit trade between the Cur ana
Honduras although. instead Of engaging
in the carrying Of fruit. he might put
his vessel into some other business. Dr.
ECgar afpearci greatly IN syinpathy with
the Cuban insurrecuonists, and said he
hoped they would get i'm their independ--
cnco. Il have visited cuba many times
ne said, "and am somewhat acquainted
with a number of leading men who are
now defending the Spanish Government.
and hope they may be successful in over
throwing il and gaining their liberty"
"The more men Spain sent he SAID
"the easier II wouli be- TO whip her;
Spain is a poverty-stricken country. ana
her resources world soon become exhaust
ed. The troops. If not killed, would die
from starvation and yellow-fever. as
they were not used 10 the climate W ME
the Government troops were well EQUIP
ned they could not compete with the
Guerrilla methods Of the Cubans."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
A FATAL ROAD FIGHT.
T. @. BALL KILLS j. r. BODINES IN
PRINCE WILLIAM.
The Affair, IL Is said, Grew Out OF an Old
Feud-The Victim Slain In the Pres
ence of His Lite Sou,

MANASSAS. VA, June I.-SpeciaL-
James c. Ball, formerly Of Stafford coun-
ty, shot aud killed J. +. Bodine this
morning about 8 o'clock. IL seems that
a feud has existed between the parties
for about six months. Ball claims on ae-
count of trespass of stock, and Bcdine's
friends claim on account cf the fact that
Bcdine's family would not associate with
Balls.
fhe two men met in the road this
n q ming and ROdine, IL see ms. caught the
rein of Balls horse. and exclaimed;
Il viii settle ii with you now At the
same time he drew back a stick TO
strike. Ball thereupOn drew his revolver
and said. Let go, or / will shoot YOU
This Bodine did not do. Whercupon Ball
pulled the trigger. Though fatally
wounded, Bodinc threw the stick and
struck his slayer. inficting wound OF
the side OF his head. and almost imme-
diately died i'm tic presence OF his ten
year-old son.
Ball was committed to Jail to await a
preliminary hearing before justice on
Monday next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
To Repent at Leisute.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. June G.-Last
night, at MOrristown, Tenn. Miss Hattie
Griffin, "a very popular young lady of
this city. was married 20 Clarence How
ard, now Of st. Louis. but a native of
Kirkwood. Ga. 1t was a runaway mar
riage, and Miss Griffin intended it as q
surprise to her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard returned to the
city this morning. and the young bride
was fairly Frustrated when, picking up
morning newspaper, she found that
the police were advised 10 keep a sharp
lookout for Howard. who had IL was
adjudged. been guilty OF several sharp
tricks al 81 Louis. Howard left on the
first train saying that he was going
TO Baltimore where he had been offered
a lucrative position.
Mrs. Howard. later In the day. stated
that the charges OF theft against How
ard were inspired by his enemies. and
she did not believe a word Of them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
Armenian COnsllate

WASHINGTON. June 2l-The Secre-
tsiy OF State has designated Robert ;.
Chiffon. Jr.. a clerk in the State Depart
mont 20 proceed 10 Erzeroum. Armenia.
and establish the new consulate OF the
United States there. Erzeroum is one OF
the two consular posts authorized by the
last Congress as result Of the Arme-
MAN troubles The other Office, HarpOOl.
has been filled temporarily by the desig-
nation of Mr. William Dulaney Hunter.
consular clerk, 10 establish IL. Mr.. Chill
ton has been appointed vice-cOnsul at
ErzcrOum. IN order that he may exercise
consular functions. and he Will remain
there probably until the fall. when the
President Will make a permanent ap-
pointment TO the position. Mr.. Chiffon
then returning to America % resume his
duties In the State Department Mr. chill
ton is one OF the most capable and val
liable men in the diplomatic and con-
suldr service
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, June 2-The
boat race between Cornell, Columbia, ana
the University of Pennsylvania crews has
been postponed until Monday evening. ON
account of an accident TO the Pennsyl-
Vania's bow.
shortly before the time TO start the
Pennsylvania shell was lying alongside
the starting launch, when The swell from
one Of the revenue cutters Wnlch VAS
raesing close i'm. washed the she'll sgainst
the launch and smashed in the side. max
ing four holes. The only other shell that
PENNSYLVANIA had here was disabled some
time ago.
Cornell offered Pennsylvania a shell OF
hers but as IL is rugged on the opposite
side 10 that used by Pennsylvania, IT
could not be used.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
C.eyer pe,l by tbs so,,bsrn

ATLANTA, GA, June 2i.-The Southern
railroad has bought the Atlanta and
Florida railroad. The line is lOi miles
long, and extends from Atlanta 10 Fort
Valley. in the heart Of the peach section.
Al the price paid, about So, &c., the
Southern gets the road for about one
tenth Of what IL cost The SOethern
buys IL from the Central Trust Com
pany. Of New York This deal nips sey-
eral railroad extension schemes in the
bud. II keeps the SeabOard Air Line
out Of F'lor.la and the Plant system out
Of Atlanta.
samuel Spencer president OF the South
ern railway, announces that his COM
pany will build a handsome and COM
mOdiOus union station IN Atlanta. He in
vtes the other roads 10 cooperate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

ASHEVILLE. n. c.. June IA senss-
tional story was recently sent out from
San Francisco by the Chicago Associated
Press stating that Colonel a. n. Cochron,
of San Diego Cal, was TO come into pos
session Of an immense fortune through a
North Carolina land grant. Il ne facts are
simply these. Colonel Cochron instituted
suit in the United States Court at Ashe-
vile in 1898 Tor lands In Matanga and
Mitchell counties. based on some supposed
land grants. At the November 1875. term
of court General T. L. Davidson, counsel
for Cochron. stated that his client had
Lecu unable to file the bonds required 10
prosecute the case. and it was accord
ingly dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
sJfCfDE And N UkDER.
Horrible Double Crime-The Motive .
Mystery.

PHILNIONT, y. Y. June A-A horri-
Ole case of suicide and murder occurred
here at lV.l3 o'clock this morning I'm which
Harry kroose and George jacob are the
victims krOOse is the agent OF rhe Har-
lem Road Hooking Company. and has
hllcd the position for the past twenty
three years. Jacob Is his father-in-law.
2Ld acts as the assistant agent. kr0ose
was about forty-three years of age, and
Jacob ssxty-uwo. Kroose killed jacob
by shooting him twice I'm the back OF the
read. and then killed himself by firing
bullet into his own head. The motive for
the crime Is a mystery. as both were on
the friendliest terms. The shooting Oc-
CURED cnly a few minutes before a pas
senger train was due. The only person
In the station besides the dead men was
woman waiting for the train.
When she heard the shots = gave the
alarm. Before anybody else reach
ed the station the passenger train
had arrived. and the conductor
and trainmen found the dead men.
both having died instantly. Kroose
shot jacob In the back of the head as
the latter was seated at the desk writ
iGg. kroose had been dis ,hargei. nnd
the relief agent was on the train which
arrived shortly after The tragedy occur
red There is said TO be no shortage in
his account, but that he had become
careless I'm doing his business kroose
leaves a wife and our children, one be
ing a married daughter. The other
children are aged Is. y, and years, re-
SDectiVelv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

MS. sprsngor, Accused of Poisoning Her
Husbsnd Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO CAL. June H.-Mrs.
Spranger. who. with her second husband
was accused Of numbering her trst nus
band by slow poison. died az resort III
the Santa cruz mountains Yesterday OF
diabetes. The mother OF the Womans hrst
husband made the accusation.
DETROIT. MICH. June H.-Mrs. Spran-
ger was married % her present husband.
Dr +. y. Sprangcr. OF 'hls city, one year
ago. She had previously been the wife
OF T.. y. Darling a musician OF some
note. who died az Mount Clemens two
years ago. and whose mother charged
the Doctor ard Mrs. Darling with poison
ing him. Mrs. Spranger was woman OF
rare beauty. and some three years ago
inherited a fortune from relatives IN
Washington. The Doctor and his wiie
have been i'm California since their mar
riage. The charges OF Darling motheI
against the couple are ridiculed here and
in Washington. where she lived before her
first marriage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

PHILADELPHIA. PA. June p. Henry
Howard Houston, for many years di-
rector Of the Pennsylvania railroad. and
a director In numerous other large cor
porations. died suddenly al ! o'clock this
morning. from heart failure. at his coun-
try residence. al Wissethicken Heights,
a suburb of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Houstons wealth Is estimated at
Sl5.0000t0. He was "a trustee OF the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania. and was director
In the International Navigation Company,
the Panhandle railway. the Cumberland
Valley railroad the Pennsylvania Steel
Company the Erie and Western Trans
portatlon Company and was also identi-
fed with the management of other con-
Germs. He was deeply interested in
Episcopal Church work. and was well
known as a philanthropist
Mr.. Houston was in his seyenty-nfth
year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
The Seaside Athletic Club Arrests.

CONEY ISLAND. June H.-The ten
principals who were arrested last Satnr-
day night at the Seaside Athletic club
We're called Tor examination before jus
tlce NostranS in the West Brighton PO-
lice Court this morning. Lawyer Staple
ton appeared for the defendants. and Dis
trict Attorney Callahan was ON hand TO
look after the interests OF the people
the complaint lodged against the defend
ants by the police was that the defend
ants violated section iOs IN carrying on
ring or prize night.
After the Assistant District Attorney
and Mr.. Stapleton had talked the matter
over for fifteen minutes II was decided TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
RICHMOND VA SATURDAY JUNE 22 1895.

fact with much glee. The other TWO
States were New Hampshire and North
Carolina. which were, however. unoiiicial-
" represented. With General McAphn
as president and II. j. Dowling. or Min,
uesota. as secretary. the delegates feel
that they have elected office WIN
view 10 the best results in the work re-
duired next year. No treasurer was
chosen His selection will be LETT 10 the
executive committee.
An excursion on the lake this evening
ended the festivities provided by the
local committee for the delegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22
royisr raE oonLrGn or JhsUIrs.
The Object of Bishop Dunne's Chicago
Irin- Other kumOrs Denied.

CHICAGO. June 2l.-The report mat
Bishop Dunno. OF Dallas, Texas was call
"a 10 chicago TO act as cOadJutOr TO
Nr.hbishon Teehan, was denied to-day
Nv Chancellor Muidoon. Bishop Dunno
is on his way 10 Chicago" said Dr. Null
doom. ITO visit the College OF Jesuits; ne
fhen return to his diocese In Texas. The
archbishop needs no assistance whatever
i'm pcrforming his duties; no one has
ever suggested that he should have
coadiutor. and no consultation OF eccle-
siastlcs has ever been held with refer
euce 10 the matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-22

Yes eriay's rrogrsmme on the Race
oDdance-Wibner-

les erihys ifOStfhWc On tho hAc"
Iracks-Attondnnoe- Winner.
LATONIA, KY, June 2i.-There We're
several accidents to-day. Sir hath5one,
who won the first race, finished lame.
Near tie paddock ne stepped into a hole
or stumbled. and broke his right leg.
Chorn. in the second race on Squire c.,
was crowded into the fence. injuring his
leg. He dismounied and turned the
colt loose. which ran away. Track
heavy; attendance good. Summaries:
First racc-selling one mile.-Sir Rath-
bone G0l. Walker 3 10 - first. Jim Denton
second, Ransom third. Time. l.i9.
Second racc-hye furlongs. .-Payan OlO
f.. Hicks, 10 u first. Americus second,
Kirk third Time. 1:07.
Third race-selling. mile and an eighth.
Say On OOi. Clayton. l3 TO - first, Green
wich second. Michel third. Time,
203 -
Fourth race-seven furlongs. Domingo
dl5, Martin. TO 81 first. Hanlan second,
ST. Cyr third. Time, l:Si.
Fifth race-fiye furlongs. 0oo,
Walker. 10 - first. Miss :. second, Helen
of Troy third. Time. l.0s IL.
CHICAGO. June 1.-Two favorites. two
second choices, and one outsider won at
Roby to-day. Quite a killing was made
on the Bramblc Cot. Haecket. backed from
30 TO TO /. by Dutch Roller and his
friends summary.
First race-maiden twO-year-Olds, four
and one-half furlongs. .-Haecket first. En-
sign second. Gamsbok third Time, .5s IL.
Second race-selling. six furlongs.-Bird
Catcher first, Green -rewitt second, Cae-
sar third. Time. l:ls.
Third race-seven furlOngs Shuttle
first. Dago second Kimberly third. Time
III.
Fourth race-selling. six furlongs.-
Helen first, Woe O'Sot second. Consudtor
McCweeny third. Time. i:ls IL.
Fifth race-selling. six furlongs. Ben
Lomond first. Efie Il. second, Collins
third. Time LII i-2.