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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
YALE DEFEATS PRINCETON IN DEB/TE

THE REFERENDUM QUESTION DECIDED IN TIE
NEGATIVE.
Princeton y. j.. Dec. 6.-Yale and Princeton met
In debate here this evening and the battle went to
Yale The debate he'd in Alexander Hall. The
question was:
Resolved. That 1t would be wise TO establish in
respect to all legislation Of a general character a
system of referendum similar to that established
in Switzerland
Princeton had the affirmative and Yale the mega
tive. The debaters for Princeton A. II. Hamil-
ton of Schenectady; X. B. Perry; of New-York
for Yale were G. L. Clark. OF Brooklyn; A. Rice,
Of Danvers Mass. and e. II. McVey. of Dcs
Mones. Iowa.
George Grey. so. presided. and the judges were
Charles c. Beaman, James c. Garter and Francs
Linde Setson. of New-York City Following the
debate there was banquet at the Princeton Inn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
READY FOR 4 MINING BOON.
ROTH TIE STOCK AND CONSOLIDATED EA
CHANGES CLEARING THEIR DECKS
FOR ACTION.

rrcnaratons are being made on born the STOCK
ard consolidated exchanges for handing any boom
in mining shares which may come their way Al
the Stock Exchange a proposition to erect stand
ard for IN. benefit Of dealers in mining stocks VINO
now have no rallying place on the floor is uh'er
considerations and the Committee on Unlisted stocks
is els, celebrating, on the advsabhty OF admitting
mex companies to the privileges Of the Exchange
At the Consolidated Exchange the Committee on
Mining Securities has decided 10 clear away the
doaGwood and strike off from Its list the names of
many defunct and inactive companies which now
cucumber 1t According to the rules of the exchanges
sixty days not! must be given before companys
ra me may b. withdrawn. The committee has there
fore posted two lists one Of stocks which VIII be
cropped altogether after February l and one OF
stocks which will be placed on the suspended lst'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
HEPCBLICANS At THE STATE CLUE.
MANY APPLICATIONS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LA GRANGE OK CITY POI tr1c.S

"i"Ni Affiliations FOR MEMBERSHIP-G L.,
LA GRANGE on CITY POLITICS
Large accessions TO the Republican State Club at
No % East Twenty-secold-st.. are being received
and 1t is expected that this association o, sterling
RcpublIcano viii be Increased by as many as 20
Acw members before the end of the year The
porlors OF the clubhouse were filed last evening h,
well-known citizens. many OF whom were recognized
as militant members of the Anti-Machlne Repubi-
can Organization OF which John T. MiIho.Iand was
president Ex-Assemblyman Thomas II. Robertson
or the XXXlNth Assembly District presided at the
meeting. and George Ludwig or the XVIII As
semby District. the secretary In the course of
the evening about two hundred and fifty aDplica-
tons for membership In the state Cub were made
The indications were that as many more would he
made In short time.
Speeches were made by Mr. Milhoand General
o. II. La Grange. Colonel Campbell DR. George
william Wintcrburn. Thomas ST. John Ganney
ii. ~. Fetty ana others. General La Grange maze
proper methods we're employed this city could be
made permanently Republican. Ii was time he
SAID. that the friends and advocates OF honest
politics lad aside feeble and Intellectual means OF
nghtlng the dev!l with fire. II the real and true
Eepubcans who want to dethrone bosssrl IN this
town would make sensible of their advan-
tages the General felt sure that they could de-
stroy the GRIP OF machine politicians upon the or
sanitation, and make Tammany restoration I'm
the city OF New-York impossible.
that the provision Of the Republican city cons.iu-
ton which dissolved a members connection with
the ORGANIZATION as coon. as he was appointed 10
an ONCE had worked only 10 weaken the organza-
Republicans. He thought. the constitution In tbs
respect should be amended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
TROTTERS AT sl05 EACH.
sEvENTY-FIvE HEAD SOLD YESTERDAY FOR
THIS AVERAGE

SEVENTY FIVE HEAD SOLD YESTERDAY FOR
THIS AVERAGE.
Kenogg's combination sale Of trotting stock came
to end yesterday in Madison Square Garden.
Few hlgh-class horses were offered and prices were
lower than at any sale Of the season in New-York
seventy-nve head fetching only $500 an average of
500 each The grand total for the four days sale
$500 an average of $3.50 each for the $50 ami
mais.
The one notable INCIDENT OF yesterdays sale oc-
Cured when the old horse Leland brought into
the ring He IS of the bes,-bred sons OF Rys-
dyk's Hambetonlan. and. although twenty years old
is s;in vigorous and we'll preserved. Leland Is the
sire OF the famous campaigner. Geneva 2Ib, and
other good ones. cir Kellogg said yesterday that
one lime in his lfe Nobody wanted him. however
and he would have been knocked down for 50 II J.
thus permitting the Old horse to return 10 stony i
life Forty anmas from stony Ford were ees sold yes
erday for si.o5 an average of only 500 each Mans
a .s went on 5 3 rd 1H5S 1a ps
tial list o. the horses sod:
r5 Tss e Charlie ar s,Sny Ford
S:9sas a ur lssa X KS sSss 800
A1iaIis 6r T. 1901 by Kentucky Prince Nailie by ~
n1Ssa Sso$ By -. -.
By Sss Any oo iSsa 4ht0no-Msrsaa BY leland c
n @ i's y L arSa 9y Ken, 200
iAycy NoasVaHce, o. r., lt9y. by Kentucky Prince
Beatrice. by Hsr.ble,onah XIV. b. Faslg. New
Mansfield ch $. 1916 by Messenger Duroc-Grecn
2 aounta'n Maid. BY Wilis's Harry Clay Frank Fox.
= The property OF Rober, Iice New-York:
Pilot Maid, CHI m. 1853. by Back Pilot-I.ady Lam
bert. BY Daniel Lambert, Isaac Blank New-York. go
TIL: property Of Crane Bros. Westfed MIS-:
Csrca b. s., 1855 by Alryons-Cyn.ra by Ak.r's Idol;
~ coneh, New,Yerk ....,............. $40
s g''s s 6 y Sy M1s Ssn iy s,r,.
Thomas H. Graay Now York ..................... go
Too prpp.ry OF u. g. veaderburE. Lnhsow ~ s.: =
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. lambert John Mcclure New-York 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
A VIEW TRIAL DENIED TO DURRANT.

San Francisco. Dee. 6-Judge Murphy his
Ing Denied the motion for a trial n he Of
W. II. 7. Durran,. convicted OF the murder CT
Blanche Lamont. and ordered that he be turned over
- the warden Of san Quentin Peni;entaly, % bc
kept Until. the day fixed for passing sentence upon
hlin. JUICE Murphy said he approved the verdict
or iAe jury. II being the only one tina; could have
been rendered under the circumstances The defe ice
gave notice OF an appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
20 MORE BOXTyg MATCHES Nv ST. LOUys.

81 Louis. Dec. 6-There will be more boxing
matches between professionals In this city. That Is
the announcement, made by chief Harrigan In re-
Spouse to newspapers denouacing such contests
;fr'sessor Mooney. Of the Business Meas. GYM
nas.trn, advertised a boxing tournament - take
p.aeo a. uhr!gs Cave last night A squad OF police
Wore present and forbade the contests. This viii
have tho esec; of stopping advertised exhibitions bv
Maher. Sullivan and other pigilists ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
ZIG DIVA MITE GUNS TESTED.

San Francisco. Dee e.-Thousands of FISH were
killed Devils slide had huge hole torn In its
side. ard the Pacific Ocean was rendered less
pacific by the conclusion caused by the dynamite
guns AT Golden Cate entrance yesterday The
three monsters received their first practical
test and the result was emnertly successful
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Booths Pocket Inhaler
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RI. Dr. Pftfy Shyffy 7gyiit'
New York. Sep 4. 1895.
After using Hyomei for months and observing
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merits. / have IL used IN cases q Asih.
ma. Catarrh and Bronchial affection. with wonderful
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promise OF speedy and permanent cure. Person
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Pastor Of Saith St. Reformed Church. New York
Ne claim tdy HYO.IlEI, ire Anstyahan Dry
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GUESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

Good business continued to rule at the leading no.
tes yesterday. and afforded further evidence that
the hard times thing OF the past
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HOFFMAN.
l.. c. Mcpherson. Chicago.
l.. Lowenthal. Rochester.
r. A. Hill. Roanoke, Va.
h. Z. Hickman. Kansas
I City.
L. hughes. Syracuse.
A. w. Smith, Atlanta.
j., {. Farrell Sc wife. Al
bany.
NJ. 5. Russell. Lynn. Mass.
IMPERIAL.
w. q. Canright. Buffalo.
7. c. Wilson. Hari sord.
W. q. Fitch. Philadelphia.
W. +. Joel. Meriden, Conn.
Il. \. Buck. Chicago.
q. +. Lcete. Providence.
II. Wise, Philadelphia.
W. I. Henderson. Bal,i-
more.
i. {. Sherwood. Dcs Mo!nes.
ID. T. Roberts. New-Iiavcn.
j. 4. Austin. Memphis.
PARK AVENUE.
W: c. A. Henry, Altoona.
Penn.
u; J; v Winchester, Elbridge.
Is; N. Ellerbeck. Salt Lake
a. j. Reach. Philadelphia.
Or; b. Franklin Neal x wife.
boston.
Mrs: W. Irwin. Paris.
=. Il. Manylllc. Waterbury
Conn.
c. NJ. Newton. Little Rock.
W. J. Milne. Albany.
+. -. Austin. Washington.
- u. Dreher. Roanoke COL
lege. Va.
H. 90 o: Garfield, Bridgeport.
ST. JAMES.
6. A. Stern Il wife. Boston.
r.. &. Lufkln. Buffalo.
-. ). Geary. OIL CITY.
J. sup. Titusville.
J.. :; Bradley a. wife. VOLS
J.. W, Garneau. 81. Louis.
u; w. Richardson, New.Or.
6; n. Welsh. Phllalelphiu.
+. i. Phillips. Ph,laleinhio
l., Nj. Fisher n wife AInanv
w. Waddirgham * VII.
New Haven.
STUHTEVANr.
T. Armltagc. nlmlra.
mrs. ~. Jones. Detroi,
II. bc1s. Saratoga.
- D'mmock. Baltimore
L. >. MOI San. Boston.
~, y. Splitter. Mansfield
W. Il. Cooper. Providence.
a. Farher, Philadelphia.
WALDORF.
ID. W. Ogllvle. Montreal.
II. ). Ilpplt. Liverpool.
j.; A. Whittrldgc. Baltimor.
w u. Dyer * wife. Boston.
L. 7. Evans. DuHa.o.
WESTMINSTER.
i. 7. Connolly Scranton.
-. Frick. CaThonaale. Perm.
j. /. Haney N wife, Nc
keysport. Penn.
AIRS. W. d. Hamilton. Pitts
burg.
Mrs: ). B. Av.nal,. Allen.
town
Miss L. l.. Moss-r. Allen.
town.
Miss L. Ayenai,. A.lsntown.
VI. {. Judge. Scranton.
y. Judge. Scrantcn.
Miss y. II. Chambers. Pitts
burg.
~ u Ashley, Wlikasbarr~.
/, Milispaush & wife. VIII
Transport.
=, VI, Holman. Reading.
W Macon, Rnghamior.
J. :. Howl AID, New BEDFORD
Mass.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Select before the rush or assortment 10
depleted. ~ W. 23d S,roa,.
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ALREMARLE.

ALBEMARLE.
]. r. Williams. L. $. a.
J. :. Wheeler. gainesville
Ohio.
Mrs. j. r. Williams, Wash
iIgton.
J. ". fleming. Tuxedo.
j. A. Goodrich. Schenectady
j. Katzenberger. Memphis.
Il. X. Gaunt. Montreal.
A. l.. Ware & wife. Milton
DR.. II. Z. Jaques II wife
Milton.
Miss II. l.. Jaques. Milton
+. Jacques. Milton.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
W. J. Kimberly &c wife
J. 'I a. Melscl. =. Louis.
j. Il. y. Smith. Montreal.
+. NJ. l'lagg d wife. Spring
field. Mass.
w. Ellison. Richmond. Va.
J. S. Tobitt. Cincinnati.
+. c. Bragg & wife. Hart
ford.
C. r. Halves. 81. Paul.
w. Corners. jacksonville
Fla.
s. {. Hunter. Syracuse.
j. :. Crawford &c wife
Philadelphia.
q. Young & wife. Ellenvillc
y. =.
BRUNSWICK.
r. Clark. London.
$. II. Short. Cleveland.
J. :. Case. Rockland. Ne.
Mrs. +. l.. Hitchcock,
Rockland. Ne.
Mrs. IL. b. Hare. Phi,adel
phia.
Miss Hare. Philadelphia.
Mrs. ". Hare. Philadelphia
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phia.
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delphia.
W. :. Paterson. Montreal.
A. Z. Robertson. Auckland
New Zealand.
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ton, Canada.
Mre. X. J. c. Walker
Philadelphia.
BUCKINGHAM.
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phia.
Mrs. \. L. Mason. Newport
Miss T.. l.. Mason. Newport
Mrs. i. o. Morton. sanger
ties.
n. p. Rllss. shor, HIS.
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Ms. J. Ehlnger. Portland
ore.
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land. ore.
Mrs. Nvinslow. Cincinnati.
Mrs. A. +. Libbey summit
FIFTH AVENUE.
Lieutenant Colonel Turnbul
Que bee.
w. p. Washhurn. 81. Paul
G. :. Boutwell,. Boston.
". l.. Horn. Boston.
GILSEY.
General L. A. McAlp!n. Al,
bany.
r. NJ. Baker. Boston.
{. NJ. Morgan. Boston.
:. Kayzer. Chicago.
:. NJ. Egan. 81. Paul.
+. =. Thomas. Cleveland.
W. G. Goodwin. Boston.
A. y. Howard. Pit,sburg.
r. l.. Barnard. Boston.
i. Brandt. Richmond. Va.
A. +. Cord-s. Richmond
Va.
GRAND UNION.
Colonel l.. J. hiss. Grca,
harrington. Mass.
.. Il. Watkins Boston.
y. TER u. columbus. Ohio
T. W. lIeEyhlw. Wurcrstcf
W. n. Sparks. lhoma ator.
9. NJ. Follows, A.hany.
J. -. Long. Boston.
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Colonel l.. j. bliss. Great
harrington. Mass.
.. Il. Watkins Boston.
=. rerr.ll. columbus. Ohio.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-14

PERsoNAL.-Miss Margaret V. Smith,
of this city, has resigned the position OF
director of the Mount Vernon branch
at Alexandra of the Association for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities,
and Miss Rebocca G. Powell, assistant
director, has heen elected to fill the
vacancy by the central committee OF
the association, at Richmond.
Mr.. Arthur Lambert, of st. Louis, is
in the city on visit to his parents.
Maj. John W. Green and his two
sisters left yesterday for an extended
southern trip.
Captain and Mrs. Mushbach return
ed from Richmond last night to spend
to day and tomorrow in this city.
Mrs. Virginia Gobel, who resides on
south Fayette street, slipped and fell on
the ice on Henry street Wednesday
and quiet badly sprained her back.
Rev. Bergman Green, the new rec
tor of Christ Church, will preach his
first sermon there tomorrow.
Mr.. P. 81. Smythe has secured posi-
ton with the Medford Manufacturing
Company in New York and will leave
here for that city on the first of the
year.
Mr.. Samuel Pullman was taken quite
sick on the street this morning but re-
covered in few hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-14

The SUFFERING PooR.-The wintry
blasts of the past few days have brought
the wolf to the doors of many, and re-
quests for food and fuel are coming in
thick aud fast to the Overseer of Out
door poor. The Mayor, too, is no little
taxed by the opportunities of the de-
serving and probably some who are
undeserving. Still the applications
have to receive attention, and where
sufficient evidences of want are shown
help is Systematically given. The
scarcity of work with laborers and
mechanics has produced this state OF
things, and families who were never
placed in such straits before are com
pelled TO ask aid from the city or allow
themselves and little ones to want. ln
numbers of cases widows with small
helpless children are supplicants. Yes
terday the overseer entered house
where be found several half-clad chill.
dren huddled in a FIRE place where
embers of what had been a fire were
expiring. 1t is suggested by some that
soup house should be established, as
it is believed that many in position to
do SO would cheerfully contribute to its
support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-14

Is NOW Mrs KINsELLI.-Fannie
Minor and Tom Kinselli were married
by Rev. E. B. Bagby at Ninth Street
Christian Church last night, thus bring
ing to happy close an affair which has
been a fruitful subject of gossip by q
large number of friends. Fannie re-
turned to her home few days ago and
notified her people that she would
marry her lover; that she would marry
him because he had promised to marry
her, and because she ought to marry
him. The objection of the mother and
father to Kinselli as son~in-law weak
ened before the argument Fannie put
forth, and the old people gave their
consent. She then informed Tom that
the parental blessing had been laid on
with both hands and that she was ready
for the altar. Yesterday afternoon ne
obtained license and last evening st
7:3O he called at the Minor residence,
No. 62S 9 street southeast, and with
best friend, j. G. Stansbury, escorted
Fannie and her sister to the residence
of Rev. Bagby. No. 400 Ninth street
northeast. Mr.. Bagby was not at home,
and the servant said that he would be
found at the church, where an officers
meeting was in progress. Thither the
quartet fastened. They found the pas
tor in the midst of bis elders and
deacons and stated the reason of their
visit. The officers meeting was sus-
pended, the four newcomers faced to
The pulpit, and the ceremony ives per
formed without incident Washington
Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The weather was again very cold
last night.
Eleven dodgers were at the station
house last night.
There were no cases for trial in the
Police Court this morning.
The tug Jo Lane is On the ways al
the ship yard for repairs.
Attention is directed to I. Eichbere
& Sons advertisement of holiday goods
Mr.. Frank G. Grimes has been an.
pointed by the governor Notary
Public.
A meeting OF O'Kane Council, C. B
L., will be held at St. Mary's Hall to.
morrow evening.
Alphonso Arlington, who fell and
hurt his head Thursday, was admitted
to the aims house to day.
In Washington yesterday evening
the grand jury reported indictments fol
violation of the oleomargarine Law
against number Of dealers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-14

THE MONUMENT IMPROVEMENT
Capt. w. 81. .Smoot, commander OF L. 9
Camp, has not yet appointed 8 c2t--
mittee to collect funds for improving
the street around the Confederate
monument at the corner of Prince and
Washington streets. On December 8,
/ 1890, a communication was received
from r. E. Lee Camp petitioDing Coun-
Gil to repair the intersection OF Wash
ington and Prince streets. The pa
per was referred to the committee
on streets. On January q, 1891,
the committee on streets submits
ted the following report: 1.-THE com.
mittee on streets would recommend
that the sum of $500 be appropriated
towards paving the intersection of
Washington and Prince streets with
either vitrifed brick or granite Bel
gian blocks, and renewing crossings at
said intersection, provided that R. E.
Camp will make up the necessary
amount to put down either of these i'm
proved pavements they may select, the
work to be done under the direction OF
the committee on streets" The report
was called up February 10th. In the
GAzETTE's report Capt Herbert Bryant
said he thought Lee Camp would ex.'
perience no trouble in raising enough
money to pay the additional cost fer
the Improvement should Council ap-
propriate three hundred dollars. The
entire cost would be about one thou
sand dollars. The report was lost by
the following vote: Messrs. Marbury,
Bryant, Mckenzie and Thompson yo-
ting ayes, and Messrs. Lindsey and
Hinken no.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-14

GAME LAws.-In Richmond yester-
day Mr.. Willard, from Fairfax, invited
the legislative delegates from the
Eighth congressional district to con-
ference, to he held in his room at the
Jefferson this afternoon at 4 o'clock,
for the purpose of mapping out game
law. The delegation from this district
comprises the representatives of the
following counties: Alexandria, Gull
pepper, Fairfax, Fauquier, King George,
Loudoun, Louisa, Orange, Prince Will
liam, Stafford, and the city of Alexan-
dria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-14

CoNcERT.-The concert given by the
Columbian University Mandolin, Banjo
anil Glee Club for the benefit of the
surgical ward of the Alexandria In
Urinary last night at the New Opera
House was attended by large and ap-
preciative audience. The music REL
dered by the club was some of the fn-
est ever heard in this city, especially
the Funeral March of Marionette"
by the Mandolin Club. The basso
solo, "Calm as the Night" was excel
lentlv rendered by Mr.. J. T. Cronin,
and the comic sing by Mr.. A. Y. Brad
ley, assisted by the Glee and Banjo
Clubs, was very good. Tho features of
the evening were the singing by Mr..
Melville T. Hensey, who completely
captiyated the audience in the tenor
solo, "Serenade.n and the violin solo by
Mr.. Joseph Finckel, whose manipula-
ton of that instrument is something
wonderful, was very fine, the ease and
grace with which he played being par
ticularly noticeable. The mandols
solo, "Last Greeting by Mr.. Himan,
WINS beautifully rendered and elected
much applause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-12-14

THE ENTRIEs.-The entries at the
ST. Asaph race track for Monday are 8
follows:
First race, 81 furlongs-Blood
King of Hearts, Poke Owens, Despot,
Belden, Clovis, Fatal, Eufelda, Miss
Tristan, Gretta McG., Volcanic and BY
Gordon.
Second race, 6 furlongs-Crescent,
Bennings, Fred Munich, Sir Carleton,
Arabella, Nestor, Rodney, Mullagh
more, Treama, Devola, Fred K. aud
Gascopge.
Third race, 5 furlongs-Black Hawk,
Hyaway, Avon, Frederick, Florimor,
Briscoe, Herndon, Warlike. Grampian,
Cuckoo, Mcdonald and Tammany Hall.
Fourth race, 7 furlongs-Elizabeth
Connors, Devisee, Remorse, Pocahon
tas, Hazel, O'Hearn, Staffa, Bronston
aud Claurece.
Fifth race, 81 furlongs-Tribute, Con
Lucey. Walcott, Venusburg, silva, Capt
Jack, Geo. Hakes, Cody and Siberia.
Sixth race, mile-Leigh, Chief JUS
tice, Van Dyke, Courtney, Mote, West
over, Blue Bird, Hay Tay and Romeo.