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Saturday. june 33sl.. 1895

and continuing on each succeeding day until |
said sales are completed, all imlnovabe |
property on which taxes are now due to he |
State OF Louisiana. and Parish OF Latourche
to enforce collection OF taxes assessed in the
year 1891, together with interest thereon
from the 3st day Of December. 1894, al the
rate OF 2 per cent per month until paiC. and
all costs
The names of said delinquent taxpayers.
the amount of taxes due by each on t he asses
sessment of said year, and the mmovaile
property assessed to each to be offered for
sale are rs follows, towit:
CALAIS UZELlEN-60 acres left bank OF
Bayou Latourohe below Lockport bounded
above by Est. G.. G.. Thibodeaux ',elow by
Est. o. Cherame amount taxes 81 "a. in
terest anu cost Sl.25. Total 500.
CHARPENTIER ALENIS-to acres left
bank Bayon Lafourche below eckport.
bounded above by Mrs. Geo. Autin below
below BY Mrs Myrtht Gaidry amount
taxes S296, Interest aud cost Sli 10.
Total Sl.:,6
of Bayou Lafourche, below i.ockpolt
bounded above hy Orsiile Cherame below
by Henry Danos amount taxes $40, in
terost and cost $l.3l. Total S3.al
GUIDRY FELICIEN.-6O acres right bank
Bayou Latourche below Lockport, bounded
above by Silas Vigieo below by o. Cher
annie amount taxes 1894 interest and cost
3l.5I. Total S5.43.
| GUIDROZ LUCIEN 4 CO. -G61 acres Of
land on the right bank ot Bapon I.atoHrchc
about 20 miles below the tom ot Ihibo-
.. daux, bounded by Francois ToHps ana j.
Molaison. Amoant OF Tax for wear 1898,
$l53 "a, Interest ant, costs S2o.93 for year
J 1891, &l65.94. Interest and cost. S2i %
Grand Total, S:}6l .1S.
HEBERT ONEZIME EST ~ Acres right
bahk Bayou Latourchc below Lockport
bounded above bv .. H4beit Jr below by
Mrs. A Bourg amount taxes - b interest
and cost $l.69 Total = 90.
WILLIAMS ALEXANDER.-l acre left
| bank BAYOU Laiourche III the town ol Lock
port. bounded bv Latonrche ST. and Bara-
taria st. amount taxes 2.20 interest and
cost l3l Total Sol
BLANC JULES A.-I1a0 acres OF lard stu
ated on the left bank OF Bayou Latourche
about 81 miles below the town OF lhbo-
daux. bounded on both sides hy lands OF
A. Adler Amount OF Taxes d 90 Inter
! est and costs. $50. Total 5000.
DAVIS JULIA A-lG acres right bank Bayou
Latourche about mite above town at IliI-
bodaux bounded above by Mrs. I. Black
we'll below by Cach Wells amount taxes
800 interest and cost $l.s9. Total s. 81,
HUXLEY. HORACE L.-s0 5oEI00 acres sit
uated on the left bank Of Bayou I.atourrhe
in Baton Pion sec. 10. I. H. :. I. II Am
cunt OF Taxes, 2.96. Interest and costs,
I36 Total, : y.
HUTTON VIM EST-2 acres lett bank ot
Bayou Lafourche i'll the town ot Lockport,
bounded by Baratara St. and {. IDagarde
amount taxes 4.S0, interest and cost l.n2.
Total Si 4
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Mushrooms.

There is a French story of some
travellers in Africa who. while on an
exploring expedition. ran ont of sup
plies. By chance they came upon Il
native hut, but it was empty and the
only visible edibles in it We're several
strings of mushrooms suspended from
the ratters to dry. For lack Of any
thing better or more substantial, they
stewed these and made meal of them.
After awhile the owner Of the hut.
who was powerful native chief and
warrior. returned ftom a hunting ex-
petition and having greeted the ex-
plorers in 6 friendly manner set up a
wild howl of despair.
whats the matter9" asked the ex-
plorers.
'.They are gone. My evil spirits
have stolen them," walled the chief.
''What are gone p
"Those. Those" shrieked the chief.
pointing to the cut cords on the raf-
te,s.
WHY. no evil spirit took them
said the explorers. I'VE ale them.
The chief seized lis stomach i'll both
hands and ratified the bones inside his
skin. "Ate what - he gasptd.
Those dried mushrooms.
"Oh suffering Noses" inared the
warrior. or words to that effect "why
Won fools you've eaten the ears Of All
tile enemies killed in battle THE
Collector
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THIBODAUX LA, SATURDAY, JUNE 1895

LafhNt Jt LEs EsT.-5O 22ll0U Lot OF
fraction e. OF ". :. =. ot e. !. see. 3, t.
sec Il ~ 5. 7. =. e certificate 4il6
~ a. OF ;. s. sec. y ". OF sec 81 t
III {. ct. feitilrate HI
-" ''rfS = 81 ~ sec. ~ " OF D. G.
- 81 ~ ne o1 ne. )
W ot H. W.. oi :. W. $ e.
VI = W. sec. II : g "i =. W. Of see. III
ne % II. W. sec. 81 t. II ;. r.22 e. certili-
cate iiiS.
al G5JiUu acres
Lots q & 10 seq Z NJ, \ sac lo,s,,s
: sac . IotsI IL !,
.,II.,t. III, n i - !" - :. =. N'c
>te :, ,otS : = y see. 50 n.
~, @ i"' sre. - - >. T. rs e. ceriiti.
cHte iii' cots of fraction acc u s. L. % GER
fltcate il1O t,Nes 3..S interest and cost
so. Total :, N
LaPFNE LILIES F>JATE ,fn -
" am Nv int - ''.'@S 8
sac il ~ nr il . =. -, - Z.
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LIST OF PATENTS

Granted to Southern inventors this
week. Reported by G.. A. Snow 81 Co.
Solicitors of American aud Foreign
paten.s, Opp. L. 5. Patent Office,
Washington, d. c.
5. Y. Beam. Near New Market, va.
Gate latch. A. s. Bucher, Decatur,
Ga, Water elevator. E. Darlington,
Baltimore, Md, Heating apparatus for
oil tanks. j. NJ. Crews, Arlington,
Tenn. Gate. H.N. Dunn, Hurricane,
". Va, Sheep shears. n. Parish,
jackson. Miss Castrating fnrceps. G.
T. Gibson, Baltimore, Md. Hasp lock.
l. \. Gilreath, CaStersvile, Ga. Wire
st.etcher. +. 6. Grove, Luray. Va,
Folding umbrella. F. NJ. Hawkins,
Scotland, Ark. Monument. j. H.
Hulinss, Parsons. w. Va, Animal
| trap. S. G. kindig. Baltimore. Md,
Safety car fender. j. j. Ian Try, New
Orleans, La, Thill coupling. j. j.
Malone, Washington. KY, Tobacco
hitler and fertilizer distributor. X. X.
Malshall, Mount Airy. n. G.. Sash
| fastener. s. p. Mayo, Richmond, Va,
Tobacco drier. W. p. Mayo. Rich
| uioHo, IL, hIPdidtHS ioi hiIihS pug
tobacco mold frames. q. VI McMahan,
Louisville, Ky. Car door. +. }. Mer-
ceret. Baltimore, Md, Combination
table. o. Melgenthaler, Baltimore,
Md. Linotype machine. ID. 5. Muse,
Woodbury.. Ga. Plant fender. W.
Painter. Baltimore, Nd, Bottle stop
pe9 W. ID. Rudy. Louisville, Ky,
Bucket bail. j. I. Sachs. Clifton
Forge, Va Bed brace. w. II. Snead.
Louisville. Ky, Device fiji opening or
closing double sliding doors. f. G.
Stockdell, Atlanta, Ga, Game board.
T. j. Tu.ley. Nashville. Tenn. Multi
color printing attachment. j. h.
Williamson. Louisville, Ky, Cartridge
belt l., Wilson. louisville. Ky.
Steam boiler. j. II. Wnr>wick. Amer
icus. Ga, Brake Shoe.
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NteTICE,Isss NOR AGE CKE:.
DHTO1sS.

sHERIFFs OFFICE
Parish of Lafourche. May 18th. 1898
In accordance with Section No. So, of Act
No. - OF lSss, the attention of all mortgage
creditors interested in any OF the foregoing
described property is hereby directed to tn !
aDOvr notice of sale OF property of delin-
quent tax payers.
JAMES BEARY,
Sheriff of Lafourchc.
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FIFTY YEARS AGO.
lS45-No. 21.-lSoJ.
BA lNCLE SILAS.

Bl I NCLE SILAS.
\ IN 1915 great political change was
7 III process of enactment in the State OF
! Louisiana. In July 1914 the voters
. !ia't elected delegates 10 Il Coustitu-
ti"nai Convention for the purpose of
training lew Constitution for the
State.
This convention met in Jackson on
August 5. but subsequently, adjourned
t" meet in the City "f New Orleans.
The Constitution rs framed by the
Convention was adopted by the popu-
lar vote Of the people on May IA. 1S45.
At that period. voters to exercise
e right Of suffrage. were required to
possess Il lot or parcel of land.
| remember To have heard men
spraking of how some one had sold
them piece of land when an impor-
tant election was approaching. 70
enable them to cast their vote After
the election the sale was Cancelled.
Another important change was effect
Ell by the abolishment of the Office of
Parish Judge. This officer was not
only Judge, but Clerk. Recorder,-in
fact he held AL the offices except that
OF Sheriff. He was not required to he
an expert in the Knowledge of the law
as judges now are. or are supposed to
he. An eminent lawyer in defending
Il client who had violated some law Of
which he contended that he was igno-
rant, once said that he presumed that
all men were required {" know the
law. except the parish Judges. A
great many changes were made iu the
way of progress.
The office of Lieutenant Gnsernor
was created. One lit this day wn,,lI
hardly believe if probable, yet ve,v
strong opposition WAS made ia the
General Assembly against The annexa-
ton ofTeXaS to the United States
The apportionment of the members
70 the General Assembly gave 9l rep
and 80 senators
Alexander Mouton was Governor of
the State. Henry Johnson was elected
United States Senator. Philip kno-
bloch, father of the late }. w. kno-
bloch was parish Judge II this Parish.
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STATE TAX SALES
Of Inamovable Property.
The State Louisiana vs.. Delin.
quent Tax Debtors, Parish of
LafOurche.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
ID vested IN me by the constitution aud
laws of the State Of Louisant | will sell at
the principal front door of the Courthouse
i'll which the Civil District Court of SAID par.
ish is held. in the parish of Latoure he, with
in the legal hours for judicial sales, begin
ming at II O'clock A. NJ. On
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\ car: ID.

TbibodauN La Jan. 18th. 1898.
V,the undersigned. .hav ing purchased the
.t,ro,nd business lately condncte q oY l..
y Riviere 4 Co.. propose contInulng TIE
- ~ Iine of business under the firm name
of Henry Riviere * co. - .,e frioras
soliciting the patronage OF the Iriehos
- n,stomers of the Old firm we remain,
""'' Respectfully,
HENRY RINIEKE
EMILE RIVIERE,
TIIuS RlTIERE.
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Elderly Friend of the family (un-
mariied) -IIaw do you feel this morn
ing, ny little girl ? Mamie tagged I
a>idel- HI i going ahead pretty fast.
He calls me his little giIl already
Texas Siftinss.
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Many people can do worse than read
spring poetry. They might write it,
Philadelphia Times.
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OFFICIAL DIREGTORY.
STATE OFFICERS

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor Murphy j. Foster of st. Mary
Lieut.. Gov ....... ..-........
Sec. of State, It. S. Adams of E. FeIiciana
And. Pub. Acct S.. w. w. Heard of Union
State Treasurer, John Pickett of Bossier.
Atty Gen, NJ. J. Cunningham Nat atchitoeh's
Supt. Pub. Ed. A. Lafar.ue Avoyelles.
o. =. SENATOR'S.
DON Catfery .......... =. of ST. Mary
STATE SENATOR
JUDGES SUPREME COUnT.
Chief Justice: F. T. Nichols of Orleans
Associate :" -. A. Rreaux. of iberia
& Chas ParIange of Orlean>.
g S. d. McEnery, Of Ouachita
% i. B. Watkins, Red River.
CIRCUIT CoJ-.T OF APPEALS, Fifth Circuit.
e. T. Beanre.ari... ......of st. Bernard
II. D. Smith .....-.o of st. Mary.
18th. Judicial District.
Judge. .-.......L. +. Caillouet
Dist. Attorney. .....B. F. Winchester
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
ISL w aTu. SioucHts ~utt W iTu....
.. Bsnnn.. 7. Bake. 3rl Ward. Eqa-
Ward. Arthur A. BoudreanN 9Th Ward
Sylves.re Martinez. 9TH ward John F.
.Pittmann sth ward Louis Falyont 9th
ward B. Penouilh, 10th waid Auguste
Cretini.
CONSTaSLFs
Ist ward, Evariste Morvant. 2nd ward
Emile Dngas, Alberto Ber.eron. Bird ward
Edwin Birdsall. 4th ward Albert Savole-
5th ward, MYRTLE Kerne. 9th ward Will
liam Piestenback, 7th ward, Wellington
Hebert. sth ward G. W. Elliot. 9th ward
Henry Tenny. 10th ward Taylor Adam.
oAH1>n OFFICERS.
Representatives. NJ. Delaune.
A. Delamotte.
Coroner.----- ..Dl. w. F.. Harang.
Clerk of Court J. Barker.
Sheriff ............ Jas BearrN
Treasurer I.......-........A. A. j. Braud.
Prlnfel ..... a. Joleb Jf u 20
Assessor ... :. ......... II. Abribat Jr
Returning Officer ...-...... L. j johnson.
POLICE JURORS
President, I. D. keut: F.. L. MOrvant,
H. W, Tabor, Chas E. Gaude Ellis Foret,
Emile Ledet. Louis Leriila Frank Chris
ten, Ellie Ducos. Clerk Police Jury. H.
N.Conlon, sergeant at arms, Z. DuSas.
j. Gallano Oyster inspector
Dist No.lAThos Hearv vsjos. A. Claudet.
and j. B. s. M1re.
n;,. a-Johr Mccpl,at T.. Keef1e
AND Il W r,n,r
Dist. No. 3.-WaIlace Lefort, NJ. Berseron,
Andrew p,ice. Alolphe Foise, Orville Thi-
bodaux.
Dist. No. 4;--Llvandais Ledet' JOS. y.
ioups, Leo; LEI .r.o.o,.,.
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IAN l OBTAIN A PATENTe For a
MuNN 4 CO., who have had nearly fifty years
ss.xPerlence in the patent business. COmmunica.
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formation t concerning Patents and how to OBJ
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Patents taken through Mum & Co receive
SPECIAL notice in the Scientific American. and
illus are orought widely before the public with
out cost to the inventor. This splendid paper.
ssueo weekly. elegantly illustrated has by far the
largest CIRCULATION of any scientific work in the
world 81 year. Sample copies sent free,
bulding Edition, monthly, $50 year. Single
copies. 25 cents. Every number contains beau-
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houses; with plans enabling builders to show the
latest designs and secure contracts Address
MUM & Co. NEW YORK. 361 BROADWAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-15
The New Party.

Mr.. Hoke Smith. OF the Cabinet. agrees
no doubt with the President as to what
is TO be the policy Of the administration
touching the proposed new party The At
lanta Journal. Mr.. Hoke Smiths organ
publishes from its Washington correspon-
dent the following:
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March lit Is
a great disappointment to the promoters
OF the new silver party that no one mas
as yet taken their movement seriously
The fact of the matter is the names whicn
have been subscribed to the proDuncia-
mento are not such as would add dignity
to any scheme or incite confidence III
others
OF the eight men most prominently men
toned and who have been holding a con-
ference here, four have been repudiaten
by their old party. and there Is very III
tie possibility that any OF them couid get
back into life through the old chanhei.
Bryan, the school-boy orator. circulated
the call. and he was defeated for the sen
ate. Bland was left At home after twenty
years In Congress. Hatch overplayed MIN
self and is politically dead. and Sibley mas
run the gamut Of political parties and now
homes to be the President OF the United
States by the means OF a new one.
Who wishes to Join that new party?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-15
Our county-Court System.

The Roanoke World, which favors q
convention to revise and amend our
State Constitution 20 as to abolish our
county court system, &C.. says that the
Dispatch In a recent Issue lodged the
issue.
Well, " saying that we don't want
our county judges elected by the people
as long as suffrage in Virginia is what
IL now IL Is lodging the issue. put US
down az a dodger. IL saying that the
people OF Virginia will not consent to
abandon the present county court sys-
TEN until they are quite sure that they
are going to get something better In It's
place Is lodging the issue. then put us
down ar n dodger again.
We are quite willing. so far as any
thing that we may say will influence
anybody. to have constitutional con-
ventlon to discuss suffrage. county gov
eminent. court systems. etc. but excuse
us from committing ourselves In advance
TO any proposition to do away Win the
county court sysem.
1t may. perhaps. be in the power OF
convention to alter and improve oui
county court system: II may be IN III
power TO propose as a substitute a TO-
tally different system. but until we have
such a plan before us We don't propose
| to commit ourselves against the county
court system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-15
ONE THING II SETTLED.
II Ii Well Worth Knowing No"
That Grip II striking Down
Eeehle People.

The economy OF n nation Ii disturpeu
when great amounts OF money are hoaru-
Cd instead OF being kept in free cireu-
,ation. The economy of the human oooy
suffers when the blood In stored up IN
certain organs, while others have scarceiy
enough to live on. This boarding OF piovu
IL called congestion. and 1t is one OF the
dangers of the present outbreak Oh s"p'
1t affects lungs, usreIieved becomes in
f,ammation,. and every intelligent person
knows what that means wnen tne IT, :
tprs OF life are affected. mat erowmii
soreness across the chest; tna sra pa sians
fhaf the grip has laid Its clutches upon
"PIease send me six bottles OF DUTY
Pure Malt Whiskey." writes MT. II. Ass sn,
ander. OF Malvern. Ia, IL Is tne us,
medicine for the grip, ana we must "a'e
1T" ,,.a -, thai,
Congested organs are relieved or tneii
suroi,1s OF blood. the circulation Is equal
lied. the appetite sharpeneu' anu ,ne
digestion improved by , ms vnioins its
unbroken success In cases or Ftp. -,
Nothing which does less VIII warn 81 Q,
the grip and no product OF mortar SKI,
can DO more. Subjected to the st This teS'
has Established Itself firmly in the es-
TEEN OF physicians. and laymen; IeeIne
its strengthening influence. wonder VIVA
thew would do without 1t In these oieaH
winter days, when grip Is IN tne ar ~ ~,
Nobody need try TO do without IL. Ioi
grocers and druggists always have IL II
stock. knowing that confidence In its use
fulness has bred STEADY demahu ior ~
doctors differ as 10 the final effect o.
certain remedies. There are only rev
,ha yalue OF which Is beyond dispute
Dufry's Pure Malt Whiskey Is among
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-15
Make Haste slowly.

The Democrats who are talking OF
aeserting their party and Joining new
marty ought not to be in a hurry TO cut
loose from their old associates. They
ought 70 learn a lesson from the expe-
risnce Of the boiling Democrats OF NORM
Corolina. who have regretted hundred
times that they had not thought twice
before ailying themselves with the Popu-
lists. In fact as we have stated IRE
ouently, the history OF parties In ms
country shows that voters who are IN
n hurry to unite with new party are
very apt to find that they have acted
without due elaboration. Like Mr. Web
ster. they plaintively ask. Where am
10 goY' when their new-party associ-
ates develop a disposition to hold with
the hare and run with the hounds"
The Democrats from Virginia and
North Carolina who were In the last
Congress have manifested a disposition
10 know whittier the new path leads De-
fore they enter upon 1t. There Is
large negro population in both states
and the whites cannot afford TO allow
the negroes to control the State govern
ments or the county governments. why
should good Democrats make haste 10
desert the banner under which they have
fought so long? Is II the silver oues-
ton that threatens to divide them? we
know not how soon. II at all, the next
International bimetalllc conference Will as
semble. but we do know that II that con-
ference should within the next twelve
or eighteen months solve the SILVER
problem. these impatient seekers after
new party allies would present most
uninviting spectacle
We are told that 1t is not the purpose
Of any honest Democrat TO abandon
Democratic principles but all OF them are
determined not TO be humbugged again.
Well. we don't want anybody to be hum
Rugged. but the Democrat who makes
haste to desert his party will do so, IN
fact. before he knows what the creed
of either Of the two great parties VIII
be next year We do not think that there
f. any excuse for this haste. The next
presidential election is more than eigh-
team months off.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-15
IIrhf I'm n DIRK PlnCe.

Tho Atlanta Constitution says that on
Friday last a committee Of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature presented for the
consideration Of that body report which
declares that the characterization OF Sill
yer was the crime Of the age; that III
was a bold stroke in the interest OF capt.
,al that has reduced the value OF every
product in the world
Our Atlanta contemporary does not tell
its readers what disposition was MADE
of the report. We should be surprised
TO learn that II was adopted. But no mat
ter what was done with it. the fact that
such a report was made to the Legislature
of Massachusetts is itself most sign'h-
cant one,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-15
FIVE FAvORITEs WIN.
Fast Time mt the Old Dominion
Track-St. Asaph's.

Fast Time mt the Old Dominion
Track-st. Asaph's.
WASHINGTON, March 1L-Five favor
,,es landed the money at the Ola DO
,nin,on track this afternoon, Cadet being
tho onIv outsider. The track was htt'e
muddy but fast time was the RUE
C,aroven's owner was called up TOT
working the horse after post-ume.
Tom Falahee has sold Evangeline. by
wanda-imported Lissome, to Colonei
Nav II IS understood that this animal
goes IN Senator Germans stock-IhIH,
RE mare White Wings. by Dutch Roll
ler-Blossom, died Tuesday night oi p"eu-
"' First race-six and a half fur longs
Cadet n 10 u won, Red Cross second
ANXIETY third. Time. rs Ia % o.
second receive furlongs-Forest e 70
81 won, Paragon second. Duke 'ohn 'h'ru
Third TTace-four and a half turl longs
oi,,Ila Gl to 81 won. Annie T. second
Apprentice third. Time. b6 II . % -
Fourth race-one miieTSieGeank third
Fifth race-six and a quarter furlongs.
Leigh (s to 81 won. Roma second MIC
Keever third Tine i GS, i-t fur,ongs-
TrInc,,lo 6 10 81 won. Pottowattomie Sc
cond. Sappho third. Time, IA IL tho
beginning next week, the races az VI, ~
Old Dominion track VIII De on e., he
a. nun Asoph track on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays.
a LARGE ATTENDANCE.
NEW ORLEANS March l4.-Fu,iy ~" =
people attended the eighty-seconu uay
racing of the winter meeting; 1air wea S
Their prevailed. and there was tn, Vou
track. Despite the fact that the pe.sins
hubble have been thrown down on
heavy majority of the events they DackeIi
the frst choices heavily and dropped
their bundle on three out or the I'VE
In the first race Nettie Osborne opened
favorite al 4 TO /. but Minerva went
To- the post at 7 to 2. with heavy back,
ing and won easily. Theodore n. was
hot odds-on favorite. opening az T To q,
dnre Fl never was in the race. getting
off twelfth at the start, ana fn,shi I,
seventh. The race was won eas,ly ~, ~
Florence II. Beverly, the favorite' idhueu
with mcknight on Lay-On in tne iiI,n
race the pools closed with the Chestnut
peidine and Herman as even cholceS Iol
favorite at to 2. and the latter won
u' First raceMfive furlongs. selling, Swear
olds-Mnerva 0lO. Blake, ! to Won
Bellie Osborne second. Curious third
Second rase-;sysRp fgrC1sf 10 iSl MGn
Third race-one mile-Florence Qo5
Turner to u won. Rapidan second
Chimes third Time. IS. u,u.ou
Fourth race-six furlongss-I-Ben wilson
G9S Aydl ,6T d to Time ~0 liz 81 ,
Fifth race-six furlongs-Herman oos
Midgley. 2 to u won. Lay-On second
Fakir third Time, LII l-2