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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
BOSTING GIVES BILLY rs.

Washington, Oct. 23-Representa-
tive Apsley, of Massachusetts, vice
chairman of the Republican Congress
sional committee, to-day issued a state
ment in which he claims 1926 electoral
votes for Mckinley, not including A
votes from Missouri, Texas and Vir-
ginia which he asserts there is a prob
ability of McKinley's receiving. He
conceded Bryan only the rs electoral
votes of Utah, Alabama, Arkansas,
Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho,
Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, South
Carolina, and Louisiana. He estimates
the number Of Republicans in the next
House at 224, or thirty more than
Chairman Baibcock estimated ten days
ago.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24

Washington, Oct 23.-The Postof-
fee Department has established a
rural free delivery experiment at
Palmyra, Va, with two carriers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
TROUBLE IN KENTUCKY.
CLASH FEARED TO-DAY BETWEEN
SILVER AND GOLD MEN.
MIR. CarIise's Friends incensed Over
His lnexcusabIe Treatment by
CoVington Toughs.

Cincinnati, O., Oct. 23.-The insult to
the Secretary of the United States
Treasury, Hon. j. G.. Carlisle by men
of his native State, is the leading
topic of conversation here. While ac-
counts differ as to the degree Of bru-
tality manifested by those in the hall
and on the street around the building
there is no dispute as to the bitter
ness of feeling manifested. Secre-
tary Carlisle was purposely detained
in the hall by his friends in the hope
that the outside crowd would disprese
but as soon as Carlisle discovered
that, he insisted on going out imme-
diately. Then a police escort was pro-
vided and by main force passage to
the street was obtained. One man Jno.
Fagine, threw a lighted cigar in his
face, and stopped as if to pick UP a
more formidable missile. He was
promptly seized by the police, but
was discharged, no one preferring a
charge.
TO HOLD C0UNTER-AIEETING.
Louisville, KY, Oct. 23.-The insult
TO Secretary Carlisle at Covington last
night has created a profound sensa-
tion in Louisville and it has assumed
the form of determined movement
which will effectually prevent the re-
petition of the outrage at any other
peint in Kentucky. Mr.. Carlisle speaks
here next Wednesday and this morn
ing the following telegram was sent
him: "You will have such a complete
protection against insult and so grand
an ovation when you come to Louis
vile as will forever wipe out the at
tempt of last night to destroy free
speech, bring dishonor to the fair name
OF Kentucky and discredit to her fore
most citizen
The telegram is signed by Chairman
Dayie and Secretary Carroll of the
gold standard Democratic State Com
mittee and forty other leading men.
In addition, Mayor Todd sent a tele-
gram of similar import.
/ Tomorrow afternoon Mr.. Carlisle
speaks at Bowling Green, and Hon.
John S. Rhea, silver candidate for
Congress will demand a division OF
time which win, of course be refused
In this event the silver men propose
to hold meeting at the door of the
| opera house where the Secretary
speaks. This, it is feared, will cause
serious trouble as the gold standard
men are determined the Secretary
shall not be insulted again.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

CHICAGO, oct. 20. Twice yesterday
afternoon the largest hall In the bust
ness district Of Chicago was packed al
most TO suIocaton with people 10 hear
William J. Bryan. ou'side ON the lake.
front and streets adjoining, unable to
gain ndmittanoe. were crowds that
would have filed tho hall twice again
Eight other large meetings were ad'
dressed by Mr.. Bryan before midnight
IN various parts Of the city. Tho mos
important meeting Of the series wa th'
big MONDAY meeting Of businessmen q
Battery ID armory ON the lakefront an'
probably the next IN point Of intercs
was tho great mee,ii g for women In Oh
same place o couple Of hours later.
Long before the hour for the business
mons meeting battery d was packed
The seats had been removed from th
body Of the hail aud the audience stoo
solid shoulder 70 shoulder The gros
girdors that supported the roof furnishc
seats for number Of venturesome a
mirrors and the galleries were packeS
The hall was crowded to IL utmo'
limit.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
The eooTHRowERs RELEAsEo.
Turned Loose on . Request Made b
w. j. Bryan.

CHICAGO, Oct 20-chaunoey Foster
and L. ]. Hanchett. two Of the fouf
students of the Metropolitan Business
college accused Of having thrown eggs
AZ W. J Bryan during the parade Tues
day while passing the college, were ar.
rested by Detectives MeCanerey and
Fay, who are working on tho case. Tbs
two students are the sons Of well.to-do
sorih Side families, n yeArs Of age.
Later In the day Foster and Hanches'
confessed 70 Chief Of Police Badenoch
that 'hoy had thrown the eggs.
Late In the Afternoon the chief Of 20
! Hce was compelled 10 release tho tvs
young prisoners, as Ar. Bryan hat
written him letter asking for their re
/ lease Il was evident that there wOuls
be no prosecution II the prisoners wer'
a1aigned.
Before the prisoners had been releases
word was received from both their fam
/ i.ies saying that the law could take it
course, as no part in the defense wOull
b taken by any Of their relatives.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
ELECTION
Nh VS..
Complete Western Un-
ion Bulletins Ar
ranged for.

DUNN & DAILY have made exclu-
sive arrangements TO secure West
ern Union Bulletins Of the genera
election, Nov. 8, and the same will
be posted in front Of their place on
Main street from the evening Of
the 81 until the returns are all in,
and the public is cordially invited
to call and read the bulletins al
leisure.
This marked evidence Of enter
prise will be greatly appreciated,
Dunn & DAILY, the leading liquor
dealers Of Bryan, never do any
thing in half way fashion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
4 FARMER MURDERED
Killed by a Highwayman and
Robbed.
THIEF SECURES SIXTY DOLLARS.

sam Roberts while Returning Home Il
stopped Near bartlett and iiis Head
Terribly Beaten-The nobl',r aud
Murderer l. supposed 20 he White
man or n MEXICAN.
HOLLAND. Tex. Oct 2o.-san Rob
erts, farmer. was murdered and
robbed Of ESQ one and a half miles west
Of Bartlett. about 8 o'clock Tuesday
night while on his way home. Mr..
Roberts, not coming home, search was
made and his body was found by his
son in the road His head was terribly
beaten, and the club with which he was
murdered was lying near by.
An attempt was made to hold mp Gus
Godfrey at tho same place, but h'
spurrrd up his horse and escaped. III
says the robbcr was a white man or
Mexican.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
n1oon rHE TEsr VA
Rattle aip Massachusetts, Fully satisfied
the Inspection Board.

the i1ancctton AoAths
M, YoRK. Oct e0.-rhe new battle.
ship Massachusetts, reached her old
ancho ago Of. .Tompkinsville, S. l.. last
night having emerged successfully
from he many tests made by the test
expe-S Her guns and their moant-
ings TODD the shock Of full service
chargs. which were fred at various
angies and elevations; her maneuver.
ing &c aliiics were satisfactory to a high
degre, and when il came 10 drilling
the q W. the men showed the high de-
groe G Z excellence to which they have
been rought by Captain Fred Rodgers
and .is executive officer, Lieutenant
Conn ander O. II. Arnold.
The board Of inspection boarded the
vess,l at Hampton Roads a week ago
and Ter the NEXT ~ hours tho vessel wa
kept maneuvering. Daring the fore
noon Of the first day out tho board
lear, a tho ships tactical diameter,
hy Which is meant the diameter Of th'
circle in which the vessel can turn
This a good thing for her officers y
know according 10 their way Of think
J ing good thing TO keen from the pub
! lie. But that fact prevented them frOu
givir any details on the matter.
. Tim the crow was put through a
the I ills which blueiackcts are heir tc
. The, had a clearing Of ship for actor
J. gene al quarters and fire quarters. The
ther, was a call 10 abandon ship,
who showed how quickly all the me
coul, get away from the ship IN case
need
Al the cry OF "man overheard" " Il
:. buoy was rescued Ia fine style, ar
then to give a touch Of realism, ms
!. nain d John sheohan fell overheard
earn 81. Ho did no, mean TO do Il, b
lif, line played a trick on him and
, pluu ped backward into the sea VIII
I, the ship was steaming at is.knot ga
!, Buoys were flung overheard. the q
I. gines were stopped and reversed and
!, lif,boat was on the way to tho resc
= alriost before the man had time 70
I, alise that no was overheard. lie v
I, hacl on board In Just minutes and
seco ads.
A ter the completion OF the trial
a bati eship went TO Hampton Roa
Z WI, ee the board was landed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Secretary nass % Tells whs, ne
KnoRs About H.

wlaIsoToS, Oct. 29.-soorotary
Edgerton. Of the Populistnationa com
m ttee said. in reference 10 the state
ment Of Watson that he CEdgerton)
m rht be able 10 tcll something about
that letter Of acceptance, that Senator
Bntlers mail did not pass through bis
hands Ldgerton added that a state
ment from the postmaster Of the senata
showed that waison's letter bad lain In
the senate postofIice for several days ou
the account Of the negligence Of che
messenger Edgorton said, emphati'
cally that II watsoa.s letter ispublishct
It will have 10 b given out BY Watson
as the committee will not makei it public
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

CREI jS. Ia. Oct 29.-Amid artillery
salutei nd the cheering Of thousands
the sp.S al Palmer and Bucknor train
drew 10 this city about noon yester.
day. IN escort Of several hundred
Grand army Of the Republic men aud
citizers accompanied the party to the
opera use where an audionce Of 1900
people reetcd tho generals. General
Buelnsr spoke for IS minutes, discus
sing tin money question with keennoss
and fcre. An effort on the part OF a
cotoric free silver men 10 hiss him
down a. squelched.
Gent al Palmer made a short address
direct 2 his remarks to the old soldiers,
COMMIT ting with spirit on the eject
that T. coinaro would have in scaling
down heir pensions The meeting
closed With general cheoEing for Pal
mer a. Ruckner.
Art ption 10 tho old soldiers wal
held u the car. and the presidentia
party l. n for the east at 2i8O.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

ST. ouIs. Oct. 27.-Doagal Crawford,
pro nent drygOods man Of this city.
was q aligned In the court Of criminal
cores on here 20 answer the charge Of
intini, Ating and ooercing his employees
In thsi right Of franchise. After hear
ing pat Of the testimony Acting Judgs
Smith discharged the defendant ON Z
eaclri alffv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
ExouIslte millinery.

Miss St. Leon's millinery parloE is
supplied with complete and beautiiul
stock Of seasonable millinery. Rare
and beautiful pattern hats, sailors and
walking hats Tor street wear, exquisite
line OF rhildsen's bats and fancy caps
pretliest and newest styles u baby
caps. Mls. 81. Leon is making a spec
ialiy Of fnc Neutrality-suspicious., tips,
birds and ilowess-all the latest crea-
lions in iall and winter millinery; also
complete line Of Zine fibbOns and selvesl
hHas al dress trimming sI7
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

on11x. o., ost. ga special train
Of se,ei ooaches arrived today bringing
the en- pioyes Of the Kenawhas and
Michizn railroad The party left
Char ton. W. v, at O'Clock last
night md travelled al night. AZ {
o'clock tho visitors were escorted TO th'
McKin cy home and were there intro
duoet y W. W. Brown, a oonduotoi
of fhp oad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

nuIS. us. Oct. 2o-lt was almost
$3.50 o'clock this morning whom Bryan
reached the Northwestern depot In
Chicago for his tour Of belt towns In
northern Illinois A large crowd o.
people had assembled and choered hin
loudly aud demanded q speech. ea
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 20,-A severe
rain, wind and thunderstorm passed
over New Orleans yesterday causing
one death and did other damage. The
lightning. whirh was very heavy, struck
five houses. Albert Trahina. an occu'
pant Of one Of them was struck and in.
stantly killed. A large number Of trees
were blown down and houses were un'
rooted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Bryan railingly declined and disap-
peared y thin biz car. The train reached
Elgln a. i0;25 o'clock lie was taken
10 Plat lrm which had boen erected
about = feet from the railroad and
there a rc,sed large and enthusiastic
sudiens Bryan was introduced by l.
N. Adri' n, president Of tho hmetallic
olub ~ lgiu.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
The COWS ExPELLED.
pua.shsd For ThrowinE Eggs At Dryaa Ia
the Parade ~ Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. sa.-Louis J. Han
cholt and Chauncey c. Foster have
bson expelled from the Metropolitan
Business college AZ which they werc
students. They are tho youths whC
threw eggs at William J. Bryan, and
who were released by thO police on Bry
ans request Neither Of the students
was present when Principal o. NJ. Pow
ers formally announced the expulsion 4
$50 students. The announcement wa
received In silence
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

LEAvENwoRrn, Kan, Oct s9.-Pat'
rick Cullen, member Of the Soldiors'
Home. committed suicide here by
drowning hhasolf In the lake at thai
institution. dc removed his coat and
vest and deliberately walked into th'
lake, making no effort whatever TO saw
himself. Gu len served in the FOurti
Missouri cavalry during the civil war
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

HAVANA. Oct se-General Fiizhugh
L., the United States consul general.
vii sall for New York on Saturday.
tn purpose Of his trip Is 10 visit his
Tar ily and to attend 70 private bud.
naA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

NEw YoRK. Oct. 20-Josoph w.
Hamburger. a wealthy business man Of
Harlem. drank pint Of carbolio acid
and killed himself. Mr. Hambergel
was 81 years old aud rcputod to b
wo N $500. 900
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

NognisrowN. Pa. Oct 30. Charles
Kaiser and his wife, Emma, OF Norris.
town were held up by two highwaymcn
IN lonely road near Bridgeport. Mrs.
Kaiser was shot through the head and
instantly killed and her husband was
wounded IN the arm The robbers se'
cured two gold atches, all tho jowelry
worn by she coaple, and ESQ. Thoy
then made their ,scape. Soarcmngpar
ties are ont after the highway.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
srArloN AasNT nsLp up.
They secure small sum and Then
Hob o Store


Rob Store
ELPAso. Tex Oct 2o-Iwo masked
robbcrs held up Railroad Agent Ellis, ai
separ, a station 40 miles west Of Dem
ing. on the Southern P.clo road. In
New Mexico Tuesday night.
The robbers obtained g7d from the
railroad aud exp ,ss companies and then
compelled Agent Ellis 90 put on q mask
and assist then in robb.ng Woams'
store ai the station OF a small amount Of
cash and CONSIDERABLE merchaudise.
The two robbie tc.d Ell.s they were
two OF the three men who robbed Spear
station last July, and tuat one Of thcii
number was Kill d on the Union Pacih,
after the recent Lamy robbery.
A rose is after the robbers, who rode
toward the Mex Fan line
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

BELSI ERE, nls.. Oct. 2o.-The Bryan
train n. he'd Belvdere ai il;25 O'Clock
this NOR ling and was met BY a large
crowd Of people. most Of whom were
wearing yellow ribbons bearing the
word, McKinley." Mr.. Bryan was
escorted to a platform short distance
from "a train aud delivered one Of his
eharact riftic short speeches ON the Ill.
yer ore ton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
SERVING OUT FINES
The Men who Threw Eggs As sesFssaFJ
Carlisle a. covington-

CINCINNATI. Oct "A local paper
has the following regarding the ege
throwing in Coyington, Ky. several
days ago, Il says;
pug Javins. Cincinnati man. is
.crvinr out a hno Of s5 and costs In the
Covington jail. Il has leaked out that
Javins and two other Cincinnati meu,
Dwyor aud Armstrong. were hired d
throw eggs az Mr. Carlisle. Who the
employers were they win not say.
Each Of them get IS for the work. and
whoever should hit Carlisle in the hoat
was 20 got $50. A barkeopcr on Moan
Adams Is said % have handled th'
money.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
M,KInI,r ar,s.sa hI nemsloIA.

Mckinley Nrgrtoa ~ houtetote%
CANroS, O.. Oct. q9.-There was =
tremor in Major McKinley's voice last
evening whom. after repeated At
tempts. no responded to the home greet
ings Of thousands Of his naghbOrs and
fellow citizens. His dooTyard and those
Of his neiRhbors were not large onoash
for the crowd. For blocks In every di'
rcction strcctcars, trucks. delivery wag'
ons aud carriages blocked the streets,
An improvised platform At the pave
ment's edge was used. Above this wal
an arch Of electriclighta. rosplendoni
with tho national oolors Business had
been almost universally suspended 10 al
low mercantile people and employees o
their houses 10 participate. During th'
day thesc were delegations from anum
Der oi towns
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

One House Demolished and All the In
mates Hurt

One House Demolished snd All the in-
mates Hurt
SHERMAN. Tex. Oct. 2Q--A severe
storm passed oy r q portion Of Grayson
county late yc terday afternoon. The
full damage dor Is not yet known.
A tonomonthoase on the Farris farm.
two and one ha miles from here, was
blown down. 4 family named Hays
lived in the hause. Several were In
jurod, Mr.. Hay fatally.
Several other houses are reported L
have been razed. but definite news 4
lacking.
No damage was done here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
INeMIsR ~ coNpuoToR HgLO
Gunty of Criminal careiessness That
eau. "a tho wreck.

NAA" - wv
81. LoUls. oct. g9.-Coroner Wait
Of 81 Louis, this morning took up
the investigation question Of the re-
sponnbility Ter the Frisco wreck ON
Sunday las, following up the inquest
made at Kirkwood This arises from
the fact that another victim J. H.
Dressing, was added 70 the list Of those
killed. and this latest victim died Ia st.
Louis This b the ninth victim Of the
wreck. After the examination Of wit
nossos verdict was rendered finding
Engineer James a. Dryden and Con-
ductor George Atwood Of the ex'
cursion train guilty OF criminal care
lessnoss in not complying with rule.
and rcguladcns governing the move
inoni Of tra..is ON the Frisco,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

The best cough curs ls shIioAa Cure.
A neglected cough Il dangerous step
4 a, once with RhIlOh's Cure. Sold By
sll druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

MY baby had Group and was eaVe4
by shIioh's Cure" writes Mrs. J. y
Martin Of Huntsville. Ala. Sold b al
druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Why sulIer with coughs. colds and
IA grippe when LAAArivs Bnono vuls'
lSR win cure you IN one day Doe.
not produce the ringing In the head
IKE sulphate Of Quinlne. Pu' up ~
tablets convenient foT taking Guar
anteed TO cure, or money rinhded'
Price, 25c For sale by
NJ. n. James
Sam B. Wilson.
+. J.. Fountain,
AMI NJ. G. Hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

FoRr Worm. Tex, Oct. 2a.-Fivs
thousand niue hundred and eighty.nine
voters registered here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

DALLAS, Oct eo.-Registration here
reached 9510.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

SAN AxloSio. oct. 90. -Registration
horc rcachoi io.Sl3
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Ga 1ct 90 Tho total regis
tratian h.so reached e5e3.
The herald., 1896-04-26

The fistula patient, the young man
with the crushed hand, and Mr. Hop.
kins, with his gelatine tumor missing.
are perfectly convalescent and delighted
with the happy results attained in their
respective cases.
Anybody can operate, but it's the re-
suits that count
These were all patients under the care
of the English e. German Expert Spe-
cialists, and stamp these gentlemen as
masters in their specialties
They came here as a group of eClu-
Gated medical gentlemen, not claiming
to cure every disease in the catalogue,
but claiming to have made chronic dis
ease special study, Under the best
teachers of the world. They promised
the people high order of medical serv-
ice, all that was best i'll modern teach-
ing as applied to surgery and chronic
diseases and they have kept that prom
Use.
This record of a weeks surgery has
never been equaled upon this coast, and
if any man doubts the truthfulness OF
this record, as given here by me, am
ready at this office to abundantly prove
each assertion here made, or you may
call at the address of any Of these pa
tients.
The English G German Expert Spe-
cialists are a staff of five expert physi-
clans, and want the people to under-
stand that fact.
They are doing honest. conscientious
work, and are entitled to the <ullest re-
spect and confidence Of the people OF
California. Wonderful as it may seem,
it is nevertheless a fact. that during
their years work among us they have
never lost a case
While l am only a reporter. and not
paid to ''toot other peoples horns,''
deem it duty, as we'll as a pleasure,
after attending the very remarkable
90 s,.,,,
miration for the English sls German 13x.
pert Specialists of the Byrne building.
They are gentlemen au1 specialists ID
the best sense Of those appellations.
A SCRIBE.
Los Angles, Cal, April Goth. i
The herald., 1896-04-26
The Army as a Career

The object of an army in the United
States is not necessarily in the main to
conduct campaigns and fight battles nor
must watch over the city and guard it
against all sorts of danger, being ready,
with its weapons of offense or defense, to
strike when other devices fail. so our army
watches against certain dangers to the
republic, giving nerve and strength to the
executive-heiping to restrain wild Indians,
to capture mistaken hordes of tramps, or
to quiet mob violence aimed against the
common veal, or with naval help to hold
back public enemy, but really, of course,
like the effective city police, to strike at
command, when the commander-in-chef,
with the sovereign nation behind him, has
come to the last resort of human expedi-
ents for guarding the nations life or its
honor.-Major-G General Howard in Forum.
The herald., 1896-04-26
Sixteen.pound shotput-R. T. Wilbuer
(U. }, f., Koch GU. Cos 80 feet 81 inches.
Old record, 81 feet 23i inches.
BAY DISTRICT RACES
Pine Card, Though the Track Was Very
rluddy

Pine Card. Though the Track Was Very
nuddy
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-Today's
card at the Bay District was the best Of
fered race-goers for some time. The track
was ankle deep in mud. The feature was
the Btter-root stakes for two-year-olds,
which was easily taken by the Burns &
Waterhouse flIly Rowena B., who was
favorite in the betting. The mile and ,an
eighth handicap was next in Importance,
having Naglee Burke's crack Crescendo as
a contestant. Although l to 3 favorite,
the best he could do was to finish second
to Imp. Miss Brummel, to whom he con-
ceded twenty pounds. Five favorites, one
second and one third choice landed the
money. - ;.=--s=--
Five and half furIongs-Catch EN-
won, Ricardo second, Mic Nae third; time
I'LL.
Seven furlongs-Service won, Walter ].
second, Fullerton Lass third time 81.
Mile and an eighth-Miss Brummel won.
Crescendo second. Logan third time
1881.
Five furlongs-Rowena B. won, Fleur de
Lis second, King Street third; time :O3A.
Mile and n half, hurdle-Col. Weight
man won, Tom Clarke second, Ravine
third; time 3:27H.
Seven furlongs-All Over won, Ferrier
second, Sweet Favordale third; time
:2914.
Five and a half furlones-Summertim
won, Mt. Roy second, Hermanita third;
time :10M.