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vous lie preuez, tas de brisanas .sh :.
vous crotez m'intimider, me fairc
trahlr Sa Majestic i'empereur Il roi.
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mettez au def EL bien nous
allons volr.
lie lendemain Ia panyra Laure
etalt transfaree dams les prisons de
Toulon, ct plus tard dirigte sur Nix,
siege de Ia coar imptrlale.
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LIE JUGENENT

de oendarmerie etaient toutes sur
ped depuis l'evtnement on Laure Sc
trouyait compromise line s,agissait
pas settlement de l'arrestation dun
bandit redoutable ct celebre, mais tlu
REQUIREMENT des riches joyauS qui
appartenaient IA Fun des membres de
Ia famllie iinperiale. { Cetait le cas-
ac faire du zale ct ION en- fit.
Chaque gendarme comprenait quill
await le grade de marechal des logis
dams sa 9iberne les sous-lieutenants
Sc yoyant chefs d'cscadron, ct les
captaines colonies. Jamais lie pays
ne fnt battu avec plus dardeur ef
pius d'enseiube: les patrouilles de
iour ct de mutt Sc succedaient \
TouIon on fouiiiait les maisons sus-
pectes, dams Ia campagne on sempa-
rait DIES issues, on occupalt en- force
les villages BRET, sur tous les points.
on deployait les resources de Ia
Strategic En- outre lie slgnaiement
de Pierre Mouton await etc envoye
aux polices italieEnes, ct des deux
cotes des Alpes on etalt a Ia pour
suite de l'audacieuS malfalteur. \
cette epoque Ia main des autorites
franchises setendait fort loin, ct il
etait assez diffieile d'atteindre, a leur
insu, les limites du territoire.
Les prisons de Toulon renfermaient
un instrument precierx pour dirlger
les recherches. Les rapports saccor-
daient 4 dire que Pierre Mouton
n'avait pu franchir Ia ligne du Var
Trois fois il s,etalt prtsente Ia
frontiere sous des deguisements
divers, ct, leconnu trois fols, Il
n'avait du son salut qua la yitesse
de son cheval. C'etait done dams lie
dtpartement quill secachait, ct Point
du-Jour, longtemps son compilce,
connaissait les repaires que Ia bande
sly etait menages.
lie proyeneal devenait aihsl IN
homme important ct Tame de cette
enterprise. On chercha exeter son
zele par rappat dune recompense
mas sa haine contre Pierre sutfisalt
Depuis lheure OH lie capitalne laval
iete viyant dams un sepulcre, Point
du-Jour ne respirait que pour !;
vengeance. Il await WI nne fols 5;
proie lui echapper ct men eprouVal
que plus d'ardeur a Ia relolnafe
Get homlne await tout perdu, mem
son honncur de bandit il ne IL
restait plus quune passion Ia solf d
sang de son ennemi. Quand il offra
son eoncours dams la battue al
allalt Sc poursuivre. il Sc reservalt Il
Sc faire justice lul-meme ct ne vouia
pas que Pierre put Sc meprendre su
la main qui lie frappait.
La comtesse de stolberg etait a
fait de ces details ellie savalt do
point-du-Jour, Fun des atfilies de
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LIE commlssalre extraordinaire ench6-
rlssalt la-dessus ct insistait sur Il
paleur dc la jeune eoupable, sur son
9'ahoolssement, toutes les marques
&c surprise ct de terreur qu'clle await.
donnees dams le premier moment de:
&C Crane. Ce concours de preuyes
etaIt "crasant, ct Laure allait Sc
presenter devant les lures sous le
coup &c prtventions quill lui etait
! dii}ici!e de d4truire.
Le process await fait au hguit, ct Ia
fou!e s'y porta. Qnand Laure entra
daEs Ia sai'e, ellie fut robjet de Ia
cur'osite y plus indiscrate ct Ia plus
dtp'#cte. Qu'on jnge du salsisse-
meHt tie ce;t4 jaune file qui allait
a>srolf par une t.iste meprise, sur
| lc hAnc slcstmG aux malfaiteurs. II
ta!'it 4 Lanyc. toIt le sentiment de
sen Innocence pour resister a cette
tpreuye.
interroaatolre commenca ellie le
So"tlnt avec IN caI,nc ct une dignitG
rarcs. E!le r2eonta Iaventure on
ellie await iouG un role 81 Gtranye.
accuse du silence Qu ellie await
gardt. ct quand Al reste, repoussa
noblc.nent ct tiarement l'accusation.
LES impressions dc Iaudience com
mencaent a Sc tourner en- sa faveur
les plus .acharnGs seuls persistaient
q ne voir Ia dedans qu'unc d6prava-
ton precoee ct une assurance de
cometlienne.
Ce fut alors cue Ia comtesse de
sto!berg fut appellee en- temoignage.
81 deposition fut un chef-d'nuvre
d 'artifice sous le voile de l'interet
quelle portait d Ia prevenue, ellie
parvint a Ia charger de la maniere la
plus grave, i renlacer dams les PIECES
dune conformation habiie, 4 I'exas-
perer au point lie proyoquer son
indignation ct sa colere. Cette nou
velle phase dc l'audience dGtruisit les
resuitats de Ia premiere ct replaca
Laure sous le poids accusations
quelIe navait plus nj lie pouvolr nj
Ia force dc c0mbattre Les fremisse-
ments de assemble Ia condamnaient;
ellie essaya plus de lutter ct laissa
tomber ST. tGte SUI So poitrlne, CONNIE
pour savouer vaincue.
Ces d6hats Sc prolongerent pendant
deux jours au milieu de ces episodes.
L'accusateur public fut violent,
halneuX il chargea la victime avec
TN advancement qui est l'apanage de
ii profession. Quel martyre pour
cette enfant de dix.huit ans, de Sc
voir ainsi comparce aux plus grands
seel6rats de l'antiquite ct des temps
moderLes Ii fallut boire ce calice
jusqu'a Ia derniere goutte. 81 Laure
await ell une arme sous Ia main, ellie
Sc serait poignardte en- plene au-
dience. Enfin cette torture prit fin.
La defense ct les rGpliques Gtant
achevGes, lie president venait de
resumer les debats, les jurGs allaient
Sc retirer dams leur chamDrc ct Ell
rapporter au bout quelqucs minutes
un verdict de culpabilitG, quand un
bruit Sc fit entendre 4 Ia porte du
prGtoire Tn gendarme entra ct
remit Il lhuisier un mot pour le
president L'auditoire ne savait que
penser de Get incident, les magistrats
. eux- -mGmes -semblaient contraries.
4 Enfin lie chef de Ia cour fit un geste
I 4 l'huissier ct dit
4 -FaiteS entrer
{ Deux gendarmes parurenta lcntrGe
i du prttoire, portant IN homme SUI
s. un fauteuil c'etait Pierre, -mourant
II meconnaissable, ct, Il peine arrive
+. devant le tribunal
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! contrc les iHaifaiteurs, ct ellie init tout
en puvre pour avoir nn entretien
secret avec Get homme. Claire 'etait
pas tranluilIess la iettre 1e Pierre
etfrayait Arreter le cours du
! process lie laure Giait desormais
impossible l'affaire await fait trop
de bruit. ct d 'ailieurs Claire ne recu-
lait pas devant quelques risques pour
satlsiaire ses inlR1ities. Sa fortune
ct son !mpunite passee tenaient a cc
,nelange de FGse ct daudace. Seule-
ment, eila await eu constamment lie
soin de Sc m6nages lie plus de chan
ees possible, ct c'est pour celia Qu ellie
cllefellait 4 voir Point.au-Jour. 81
Pierre tombait want entire les mains
de IL justice, ellie 6tait 4 rabri de
tout 81 les geudarmes he rapportaicnt
qua cadayre Tel etait son calcul.
ct lie malfaiteur qui await denonce la
bande, lni paraissait propre a Ia
comprendre ct la seryir.
Grace lsentremise iii comtc
Gabriel, Il fut facile a la comtesse de
penetre! jusqn'a Ia prison de Get
homme. Point-du-Jour parut etonn6
de lhonneur que lui faisait une
grande dame, recut Ia bourse qu'elle
lui offrit ct lecouta avec attention.
Claire II cut garde de Sc livrer ellie
Sc dit envoy6e par les prlncesses ct
chargee dune promesse de grace 81
alles recouvraient leurs pierreries.
Puis ellie ajouta que Pierre await
eompromis Tune dies danes d'hon-
neur ct que la mort de ce bandit
sefait IN titre pour celul qui en-
purgerait Ia contree. Pendant qu'e'le
ir,arlait ainsi, ellie eSaminait Pointdu-
!,oul' ct voyait avee satisfaction Sc
refltchir sur son visage fcxpresslon
dune haine farouche.
Sill en- rechappe, s'ecria-t-il en-
brandissant lie poing, c'est Que je
n'aura pas trouve un couteau a
metre dams cette MANILA mais
que ie lie rejoigne settlement, ct puls,
bagasse, nous verrons
-Tres-bien ! mon garcon vous
racheterez alnsi votre ,faute, repon-
lit Ia comtesse; vous meriterez
votre pardon.
Mon pardon, madame Je m en-
bats ln;l de mon pardon mails ce
quill NE faut, c'cst de devorer lie foie
de ce scelerat. VOLTA, bagasse
Get homme etait assez monte
par sa haine personnelle pour que la
:ontesse, put Sc dispenser dlnsister'
La prudence le lui conseillait ellie y
lerooea pourtant. La blessure que
Pierre await faite 4 son amour-propre
etait encore saignante, ct ellie ne
voulait pas que le miserable empor-
tat dams la tombe lie sentiment de
Iimpuni.t. Ellie revint done Ia
charge.
Mon eareon, dit-elle au malfal-
teur. ST vous voulez qu'en mourant
yotre ennemi endure un dernier
supp!ice, dites-lui que cest Claire qu
lie frappe.
-aIerci. Je lul dirai que c'est
point-llu-.Jour, ct ii lie vera bien, !,
sc6ltrat. Oui, bagasse, il le vera
-Aioutez-y Claire, mon 2arecn
e,est un moyen de lul porter "
coup atfreux.
Claire, qu'est-ce que ca
-lne jeune file quill q perdue
Dites.lui que c'est CLAIRE qul
frappe vous serez bien mleux vengt
-yous croyez alors c'est diff
rent. basasse. Je lui dirai CLAIR
of Point-du-Jour. &c sera deu
coups pour un.
N'onbliez pas, au molns.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-02

Tn the district court of the Thirty-f0urth judi
Cial district, sitting i'm and for the county of
Sherman in the state of Kansas. Charles W
Smith, plaintiff, vs.. Eta Calvert and q, L. tal-
vert, defendants. BY virtue of an order of sale
issued to me- out Of said district court, in the
above entitled action, j. will on Friday the 23d
day of August, 4. d. 1861 at , o'clock D. m. of
said day, at the cast front door of the court
house, in the city of GOodiand in the county of
Sherman in the state of Kansas, offer at public
SALE and sell to the highest and best bidder, for
cash in hand, all the following described real
estate, tOwit; Lot number four % and eight JS)
feet of the west side of lot number three CD in
subdivision of block seventy-eight t7Sl in the
original town of Goodland, Kansas, lying and
situate il the county of Sherman in tho state of
Kansas. The above described real estate is taken
as the property of said defendants and is dir
octed by said order of sale to be sold and viii be
sold without appraisement TO satisfy said order
of sale, Dated at my Office In GOOdland, Kansas,
this Sth day of July, 1855. SIMON KEMP,
HOYT ANDREWS, Sheriff Sherman County.
ATTORNEY.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-02
Sherif7s Sale
First published July q

LAtNt hubll~Illu July ~
tn the district court of the Thirty-5Ourth judi
cial district, sitting i'm and for the county of
Sherman, IN the state of Kansas: Mrs. T.. j.
Chiman, plaintiff, W, AbEcr M, Clark and E. b.
Clark, defendants By virtue of an order of sale
issued to me, out of said district court, in the
above entitled action, ] Will on Friday the 23d
day of August, A.. D, 1885, at o'clock p. m. of
said day, at the east front door Of the court
house, in the city OF GOodland in the county OF
Sherman in the state of Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell to the highest and best bidder, for
cash in hand, all the following described real
estate, tOWit; All of lots numbered ten llQ
eleven ll) and twelve ~ in block thirteen ll3j
in College or Third addition TO the city eff Good
land, Kansas, lying and situate in tine county OF
Sherman III the state of Kansas Tho above de.
seribsd real estate Is taken as the property of
said defendants and Is directed by said order of
sale to be sold and will be sold without ap-
praisement, to satisfy said order OF sale. Dated
at my Office in G0Odland. Kansas this sth dag of
July, 1888. SIMON KEMP,
HOYT ANDREWS Sheriff Sherman COUNTY
Attorney.
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Sherifs Sale

First published July IL,
IN the district court of the Thirty-fOuFth Judi
! cial district, sitting in and for the county Of
Sherman in the state of Kansas. j. n. Kennedy.
plaintiff, vs.. Leftrick Moore defendant. By
virtue of an sale issued to me, out of said dis
trict court IN the above entitled action, viii,
on Friday, the I'D day of August, a. D.. 1885, at
O'Clock p. m. of said day, at the east front
door Of the courthouse, in the city of Goodland
in the county of sherman IN the state OF Kansas,
offer at public sale, and sell TO the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand, all the following
described real estate t0Wit. The northwest
quarter (NNli) of section twenty 10 IN town
ship ten 90 south of range forly-Cne (4iD west of
the Sixth principal meridian, containing
l6J acres. lying and situate in
the county Of Sherman in the state OF Kansas
The above described real estate is taken rs the
property of said defendants and is directed by
said order OF sale to be sold, and will be sold
without appraisement, TO satisfy said order OF
sale. Dated at my Office in GOOdland Kansas.
this 9Th day of July, 1856. SIMON KEMP,
HON. ANDREWS, Sheriff Sherman County
Attorney.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-02
Sherif1s Sale.
First published july Il.

Eitet puptlanea July IL
IN tie district court of the Thirty-toursh Jude
= cial district, sitting in and fer thp county of
Sherman in the state of Kansas. james G.
Young, Plaintiff W. William III. kakcstraw and
Augusta Rakestraw. defendants. By virtue of
order Of safe issued 10 me, SHt Oi said district
court, IN the above entitled action / viii on
Friday, the 23d 6ay Of august, A. D. 1895, at2
o. clock p. ID. of said day at the east front door
Of tho courthouse, in the city of Goodiand in the
county of Sherman in the state OF Kansas. etfer
at public sale, and sell 70 the highest end best
bidder, for cash in hand, all ths following des-
crlped real estate, tOwit. Tie southwest quarter
lSNil of section eight si in township sOgen f7l
south Of range th!rty-nine si west of the Sixth
principal meridian containing 80 acres lying
and situate IN the county of Sherman ia the
state of Kansas The above described real estate
j. taken as the property Of said defendants and
IS difeoteg bg SAID order of sale 20 be sold end
viii be sold without appraissment, 70 satisfy
said order o! sale. Dated 1t my ofiiCa 10 food
land, Kansas this 9Th day Of July, 1885,
HoYr ASDEEWss SIHON kEEp
Attorney Sheriff sherman COUNTY
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Publication Notice No. 9ozz.

First published fUBa q
T AND Office at kaheeneg. Kansas JuEe p
- 1855. Notice is hereby given ,hat tise iei
lowing named scttlcr has Hled notice q his IN
claim, aRd that said pscof vii Be nude beeOf-
the clerk Of the district court Of Sherman col,r
e. Kansas, at GpOdiand. Kansas. on Auf rs
1893. viz. Charles y. failiR. homestead -pi}f-
CstiOn No 2lHa for the northeast Quarter -
names tho IOUevlas witnesses ~ Prove ms sor.
tinUor5 residence upLn anls cnitIlst-.f ts ni7
isut viz; Pete 4pbasSE, Ehariog 'tinh1rs "a
SfIsnl;. Es,sn Hulssfa1i. ali 3 "a Ban SO. & -
sss sHRsI = sIE tfs-s-s-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-02
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
ofFicE OF COUNTY TREASURER,

SHERMAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
Notice is hereby given that so much Of each
sraci Of the following land or town lots, situated
IN Sherman county, Kansas, described in the fol-
loving lists as may be necessary FOR that purpose
will, on ine first Tuesday OF September 1895, and
the next succeeding days, be sold BY me at public
auction at my ONCE for the taxes and charges
thereon. for the wear 1905, H. 6. RULON,
County Treasurer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-02
81. p. CANDY,
and Surgeon

Haying sold ny Drug store hereafter
silf dsFese my tfhlg @ he practice. When
voa us1d physician, eai! on NE have
aasE rl2tsjs5zrE ! 8 sssEf
The herald., 1895-09-13
MRS. LEASE ROASTS INGALLS,
His Career One of Deceit and False-
hood
The Famous Lady Populist Handles the Elk.
Senator Without Gloves - Calls
Him a PIagiarist

WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 12.-Mrs. Mary
Z. Lease. the Populist orator, today is
out in review filled with invective
directed against ex-senator John j..
ingalls,. She said
''Mr. ingalls, whole career before the
people has been one of deceit and false
hood. Not only is he a political fraudi
but he has built up his splendid reputa-
ton as an orator by using quotations
stolen from French and Spanish writers.
His thefts from Halton have already been
exposed but other instances of his liter
airy thefts have not become generally
known. VIII en- Mr.. ingalls, stood before
the Young Mems Republican league Of
Topeka he broke out in howery and
eloquent strain. The sentiment WAS bor-
rowed from Hugo's translation of Catil-
lar, the famous Spanish patriot. Many
other beautiful things he said in that adj
dress were borrowed verbatim from the
Spanish writers and French translators.
He gave the same thing when address, ng
the students law club of the state un liver
sity last June. There are other instances
of like character for Mr.. ingalls, speeches
are simply MOSAIC work, beautiful MOSAIC
work, true. but not his own. II is the
most srratic, inconsistent. contradictory,
pitiful and contem ptible figure in Kan
sas history"
The herald., 1895-09-13
EVASION OF LAW ATTEMPTED
Ingenious Fraud for Smuggling Chinese
Into This Country
The Hong Kong Tale and Female histrionists
Wish 1oVist the Atlanta
Exposition

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-Colleotor
Wise has discovered an ingenious fraud
by which shrewd San francisco sspccuIa-
tors in the Chinese traffic are seeking to
evade the Geary law and introduce about
300 Chinese into'the United States under
the pretense that they are skillful actors
and that they are coming TO America to
give the visitors at the Atlanta exposition
an opportunity to see some of the male and
female histriosts of Hong Kong.
A band of more than 200 men and 81
women have already been landed at Vic
toria and their owners, headed by Little
Pete and notorious Leong Nam, have in
geniously lodged San Francisco and ap-
piled for their adsn ission into the United
States at Ogdensbiarg, y. y.
If the applicants should gain temper
airy entrance on the ground that they are
legitimate actors inspectors Will be sent
to Atlanta TO see now they deport them
selves and watch their movements. The
collector here has evidence, however, that
the men are seeking a permanent home
as laborers and that they know nothing
about acting. There is also evidence in
the hands OF the collector that the women
were purchased in Hong Kong at $500
each and the projectors of the scheme
have con tracts by which they are to be
sold az A tlanta tor $500 each. ii they
can be safely landed there the two or
three men who engineered the plan here
would earn about $40 900. The women
wouid of course, remain the slaves of their
purchasers for d long period of years if
not for their entire lives, the design being
to quietly ship them to the low quarters
OF Chinatown at the conclusion of the At
lanta exposition.
The protector OF the plan got their cue
from the federal law relating to the
Worlds fair at Chicago. Under special
act Chinese and other foreigners were
allowed to land for the purpose of giving
exhibitions and acting. A similar pro-
vision exists in the case of the tlan ia
expOsition
The herald., 1895-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Results at
Coney Island:
Futurity ourse-Intermission won
Mussulman second, Right Royal third.
Seven furlongs won, Peace
maker second, Annisetts third; time,
20 Is.
One milc-Patrician won, Arapahos
second, Ed Kearney third; time. :39 %.
Mile, on the turf-The Swain won, The
Buffer second, Dungarven third; time,
LAP is.
Mile and a furlong-Orinda won, Buck
rene second, Cass third time, :544.
Seven furlongs, on the turf-One l Love
won. Merry Prince second, Argentina
third; time, ! :2S.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Eat the close OF
thu sixth race today the winner was bid
up $1,000 oyer the selling price, and dis
graceful fist fight ensued. Henry Simons
got the horse and Captain Carmody, part
owner of the animal, got black eye.
One mile-Treasure won, Chicot second,
Well Street third; time, "a.
Five furlongs-Miss Oliver won, Evi.
dence second, May Anna third; time,
10424.
Seven and half furlongs-M Gallon
won, Addie Buchanan second, Minister
third; time. :32H.
Five furlonGs-Tagliona, won. King
stone second, Wadena third; time. 1908
One mils-Rey Gel Mar won. Sulno sec
ond, Crsvssss third; time, :421s.
Six furlongs-George W. Bailey won
Carrie U. second. Jack Bradley third
time, 1916.
ST. JOSEPH. No., Sept. l2.-The da,
was clear and not ana the track in goot
condition. AK made mile In 2:0SH.
The herald., 1895-09-13
The COney Island and Other
Interesting Races
FROM THE BASEBALL FIELD
Matters of General Interest to the
Sporting Fraternity
The Baseball Scores at Boston. New York
Louisville, Washington, Baltimore,
Pittsburg and Other Places

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 12.--The
tournament is over. The racing seas on
of 1895 is practically finished and Bald
Sanger and Newton nave firmly estab-
lished their ownership to the title of
cham pionship in their respective classes.
There was a gathering OF 1000 today and
the track was in its best shape. The in
terest was divided between the mile open
class B, the two-mile professional and
the attempt OF J. Titus to beat his record
of last year, when he rode 26 miles, 1147
yards, in one hour. In the class race
Wells and Titus did not appear.
The sprint was not begun until the
crowd had almost reached the turn. EN-
cept for the fact that keiser had got a
good lead over Csbanne, Bald, who was
in fourth place, would have been unable
to get through, put he saw the mole ana
made dart for it and got through good
length to his credit, leaving Keiser and
Cabanns to fight it out. Tyler and John
son did not start in the two-mile handi-
cap, and Sanger was the only man in the
scratch. A. the mile and half mark he
caught his field and the time card was
hung ont for "a 80, new worlds rec
ord for the two-Inile professional handi-
cap. In the hour ride Titus began to
break records at the seventh mile and
had covered at the end of the hour y
miles and 1875 yards, beating his Amer
can record, but not lowering the world 8
record made by Mitchell two weeks ago.
Starbuck beat the five. professional
record. paced by quad and also the
class 3 record, finishing the distance IN
10:11 is.
Fred Lougbead of Sarnia. Ont, reduced
the class A unpaced record of 3 :05 2-5 for
two miles to A 80.
One mile, 20 class. class A -Tensier
won, Elmer second, Walsh third time,
300 3-5.
Half mile open Glass B-Bald won,
Cabanne second, keiser third; time
/ :01 As.
One mile open professional worlds
Iecord--Sanger won, Tyler and Porter
tied for second, Coleman fourth; time,
2:05.
One mile handicap Glass A-Mosher
Us yards) won. Davery 60 YARDS second,
Walsh go yards) third; time 2:l6 80.
One mile record race Class B-Bald
won, Cabanne second, keiser third; time
200 3-5.
Half mile open Class A-Loughead won,
Reynolds second, Harrison third; time
SOP 9-5. Last quarter in 0:29.
Two mile handicap professional-Sags
(scratch )won, Crook (100) second, Coleman
(70) third Porter (5O) fourth time, 4:25.
Worlds record Glass A winners race
one mile-C. r. Newton won; time.
2:US 3-5.
One mile handicap Glass B--Hortlev
Davidson of Toronto (70) won, Bliss (s0)
second, Jenny l40) third: time 2;15 l-5.