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pEARLAND.

Johnnie Lee departed last Monday for
Morose. Iowa.
S. NJ. Christensen returned Friday from
business trip to Central Illinois.
Mrs, II. NJ. knight returned to her
home In Galveston "Wednesday morning,
after a short visit with Postmaster Lacy
and family
Born, on last Wednesday morning TO
j. W. Glenn and wife, a daughter.
John Mehuran, who has been spending
the winter here for the benefit OF his
health, returned to his home IN kewana,
Illinois. Monday.
Miss Nellie Kennedy returned Wedncs-
day evening from visit at Houston,
w. w. Churchill Of Temple Texas,
was the guest OF Charles Hines Few
days this week.
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Re Paradise club gave an entertain
], at Brooks hall Wednesday night
me benefit of the jeff Davis Monu-
association. The very best talent of
|city, compose this club, and anything
Br,aken BY the young ladies of the
Fulse cub Is AN assurance of its he
success. on account of the bad
Eher The attendance was not as large
might have been. hu, fair sized
fence was IN attendance and the en-
finneht was enjoyed by all
r. PARADISE club gave a tea Friday at
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
ynssingef III honor of Miss Hattie
(ah Who has been assistant postmas-
Fisre Tor the past two years. but haa
,mH 70 her home in Schulenburg.
social party was given AT the resi-
f. OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Howard
KY night IN honor of their son, VIII,
nus been here on "a visit and will re-
III lew days TO Kerrville.
many friends OF Miss Pearl Bostick
siad to welcome her home Sunday
spending the winter in Dallas.
H. zen Bowmen Of Temple is the
Oh her motheY, Mrs. Stockweil.
H courtney Kenney. charming
IL iady of Carrollton, H.. after an
(TTH ,'au VISIT to the family Of u. Haynes,
(on ,esuay Tor a visit to friends in Gal
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Diseases, Syphilis, Erpptionss HAZE H. r rdat
Ulcers. Effects OF Mercury, Kidney ana
bladder Troubles. Weak Back, burning
Urine Incontinence, Gonorrhea, nieet'
prompt relief and cure for life. Both SEX
cs treated confidentially and privately.
Piles, Fistu!a, Ftssure. structure oana
DRs. BELTS & BELTS.
50 New No. HD at. Charles Street.
New Orleans. La
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MIR, g. w. Parish aud wife OF Houston,
after II weeks visit among friends here,
lett for their home Friday afternoon.
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BlJEi.LE.

The Heywood Op,a troupe are billed
DR.. r. n. Merritt Magazine. Ark,,who
came here for his ,ealth some time ago,
has decided to lcc,e. here permanently.
Dr. VIM. GillettMiss Mollie Gillett and
Mrs I,urns NJ zero have been in Bee
yiiln this wecl, yiting their father. Rev.
Iiml shannon ~ Alice is visiting his
brotbcr Frank this city.
Daw n Monus is out at Laredo for
NO ,,,rnose of)reaching a series of SER
mnnap Ito wijreturn tomorrow and be
ready 10 fiji Is appointment at 81. Jo-
Miss Mimi Kerr who has been teach
In, ~, s,ntn,stopped over here last week
on her way ome TO camphellton. While
here she vs. the guest of Miss Moliie
nl RoV' A. {; Hanal Of Yoakum was in
ns Mlss Dfs Lamb of Lagonto is visiting
M Mr, ,XavyM. Watkins. after an absence
NJ sever months on Photographic tour
Is haciS ONE to see the old folks.
NJ line, manager of the a; Gilmer
Inmb, company at Karnes city. was
hnra y Thursday last.
nv eC3eisiey. Esq, and Or. q. NJ. Steph-
ANS a off on fishing expedition.
FLORESVILLE.
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WOODvILLE.

Miss Willie Cooper, who has been spend
ing the winter IN Washington with hei
father, Congressman Cooper. came hom'
last Saturday.
Mrs. Cora McReil and children of Bee
Vile are visiting her parents here. Mr.
and Mrs. Al l.. McAlister,
Mr.. John simmons, who u working al
Warrior, Is spending u few days vacation
here with his parents.
Mr. Bertrand GelsendorN leaves Sunday
for Mono where he goes TO take posi-
ton.
Mr.. sydney Young went to kountze
Tuesday 10 attend court.
Miss Ethel Jones. sister OF Mrs. Vic
born, who has been Visiting here several
weeks. has gone 10 Houston TO Visit
friends.
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Wl.IAiAIt.

Hon. NJ II. Towrsen of Columbus was
here Friday visiting has many friends, al
the same timo Keeping an eye wei liked
ON business.
Mrs. l.. Il. Tooke has returned from
weeks stay In echulenburg. and Master
All and Mrs. A. j.. Shaito were In that
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FRANKLIN


term. @'o' f''uas ior
f.. Eugene Smith OF Houston is visit
m n.r son, 7. A. Smith.
run Run 5. w; King and wife are visit
bds !, y Burton of Buffalo is visiting
WI ", NJ Abney visited Wnitesboro
o oi,S ,r Oldham of Bremond was in
S n nila l. ett of Calvert is visiting
Srouhcr' j. +. Lovctt.
Moody. - ''s''''s '''''''S
y, , scott, district attorney. is again
win his family. having completed
'e,m Of court at Bryan.
ana Mrs, u. y. Smith returned home
Illusion nuuslon on Monday. the 3Oth, with
,su,, AIM Of their little boy, Giynn.
nna mere on sunday, aged 2 years
,noI'hs, where they had taken him
"faled by specialist.
H. ,,d,enis Weep not
ms lovely bud, so young and fair,
amn iorlh by early doom;
n p pa,le TO show how a sweet a flower
iafadlse would bloom. 4.
ORANGE.
went went OF the week in social circles
WEEK was the Phantom party, which
M, p'ase Wednesday night at the Mer-
ha!i, All the phantoms in town
nv, IN attendance and 1t gave one a
btoSle feeling TO enter the hall. Short
nh, TAIL phantoms, small phantoms,
vpnahloms, phantoms of every degree
{rreSS are me amusing incidents that
To- ,neiorc the worshipers OF the
rs ierpsichore unmasked. The az
s",na ahite a success in the way of
n, /, anu the young people are en-
sppeargsooerrs were highly pleased by
Sia tne opera house Friday nirht Ail
49, see MN proceeded at once to make
mo shno failed to do 80 feel badlv he.
we, Wy, didn't and to wish thai Mr.
ds opcn present himself on our
~ MS part and with good s,,n mo he
Na''1e winsate entertained very
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ROGERS.

Felix g. Humphries of Bolton spent u
day on TWO here this week.
IL. s. Prcuett of Temple IL here visiting
his sister. Mrs. j. Hugh Weir.
Mr.. James suit left this week for North
Dakota.
Miss Dckle Smith of Bolton il spending
this week here.
W w Higgins OF Killeen was here this
week.
Mr. james Prdmore and Miss Delse
Pridmorc surprised their many friends
here by returning home from Arkansas
man and wife. having had the ceremony
performed IN the Indian Territory on their
return.
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SINNER.

Tho sinner Dramatic club has again
reorpanized with me following perSohlie.
Shafles Anlslcr leader, Philip ana Chhfies
I-Ieehausen Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes,
MIR ANA Mrs. French o. smith MlSHts
Utnrietta Richter Emma Thornton ana
Mis- poahl.r. The novel wv oman Against
W Woman" has been very ntungly Drama
lied and will be put on the boards Al an
early date Tho members are SINNER
best talent hence the pub!ic can eAl'ee
something above the ordinary output OF
local dramatic clubs.
Miss Nora Kokernot. daughter OF M
and Mrs. l.. NJ. kokernot OF Bls I'm
ranch. was quietly married WsdhesnaS
morning to MIR, Coke Dilworth OF Con
aales. The party left on "Wednesday :
train for New orleans and other Eastern
points. The bride is the daughter of L.
If kokcrrot of Big Hill who Is an eN-
fensivt land owner and cattle shipper.
The groom Is the son of @. n. Dilworth'
a prominent banker and capitalist OF Con
zalos The couple start life with the most
flattering prospects. ,,,, W.,
omar charles Muecke and Professor T.. j.
MAR have been absent this week on a
hunting and fishing excursion to the
coast country.
The greatest feast for the society people
of sinner, and especially the small Try
took plac,. at the opera house last lhurS-
day night IN the way of chilhren :
mask ball This was the ilrst one ever
yiven here hence the children were via
with delight The costumes usei ny lho
little ones were very appropriately gottoi
~. besides strikingy original, The larg
list Of those who We're masked WIN form,
mentioning their respective costumes aid
names. Suffice It to say all had Il mcfy
good time.
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FLORESVILLE.

rye was a delightful dancing party on
,haight Of March q. at the residence OF
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icious eatables which were served at
The proper hour Attersa most delightful
evening they Departed. as 1t was nearing
tho dawn OF another day.
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS,

ugeu ana Old, SIM
glo or married
men. and all who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD. Ner-
us Debility.
s y Q rmat0rrhea,
Seminal Losses,
Sexual Decay.
Failing Memory.
weak eyes, Stunt
ed Development.
Lack of Energy,
l IN p % v Q rished
Blood, Pimples.
lmpediments to
Marriage; also
yiiond and Skin
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TRINITY.

Mr. W. a. Bell has gone on an extended
visit to Galveston.
Mr. +. r. Rcnnie, joint agent of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas AMI lnterna-
,ioual and Great Northern, has returned
home from "a months vacation ana as
sumed charge of his station.
Mrs j II. Mclaughlin Is visiting rela'
tives In Houston.
Mrs. C. L. Allen is visiting her parents
at Alto. ,,
DR. T. T.. McClendon of Smithville was
n welcome visitor to the city last week.
Mrs T. i. Powers has returned home
from "A very pleasant visit to friends in
San Antonio.
Mr. Alonzo Jacks was called TO Naxh-
hachie on business last week.
Mr. r. NJ Wagner. Mr.. Chas. Hammand
and Mr. and Mrs. G.. W. Cowlcs were
visitors 10 Houston and Galveston last
week.
Rev. j. b. Turrentine has gone to Lut-
kin to assis, in Il meeting in progress
there.
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~TEXAS j.
|...., ~zsS5TEXANS
70 PERSONALLY
NNNNNNNNINNNHNAANNO

pleasantly In her cosy home on the corner
of First and Main streets, Friday and Sat
urday nights. Quite a number of friends
Were present ana quickly the hours sped
until rather Time reientlessly pointed to
the time for bidding good night to the
| young friend, Miss Pearl Noteworthy.
Miss Pearl Noteworthy of Uvalde is
spending rev days with her uncle
Major Noteworthy. Miss Pearl is always
an addition TO thc social circle and her
many friends welcome her bright face
among them once more
MIS-, Oucilhc, Miss Lena Levy, Mrs.
Eothschild and S Rothschild returned
from their Sundays visit to Lake Charles
city. '''
Colonel Walter u. Bet;is spent the day
IN progressive Houston last Thursday.
ms Insurance business.
MISS fannie Goree, who was quite IN
last week, resumed her duties in tho
school room Monday
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HALLETTSVII.LE.

No theatres. card parties. concerts. pro-
tracted meetings, etc. during the past
vile not numerous. Lent. however, Is
about over and then the vacation VIII
come.
Rev Dr. 'Luttenbergcr has returned
from trip through Fayette county ana
viii preach here Sunday.
DR.. w. j. Warnock and William Bootche
We're here from Gonzales the first of the
week.
Miss Katie Brason Is here from Cuero
visiting the family of Mr. " Ellis.
Colonel II. b. Allen and children have
returned from short trip to t Zero p.n
county. visiting the family of Mr.. T. b.
Coleman.
Miss BERTHE searcy, one of the teachers
Sunday with her parents here. She was
accompanied by Miss Edith Hall.
Miss Carrie Moore has returned from
MISS Thula cole after "A visit to the
family OF her sister, Mrs. r Y lin, has
returned to the parental roof in Bnrnett.
Messrs. Willis McCq,cheon and sons
Bennett and Willie, well known stockmen.
spent last Saturday and Sunday here.
John q. Green, ESD, came up from
Yoakum the first Of the week to attend
to some business and to see the old
folks at home"
ed from trip to Galveston.
MIR Paul fahrenthold has disposed OF
his property here and Will remove TO Val
ley Niaw, Gonzales county
pr and Mrs -. $. Penrce of Smiley
svcnt part of the week here Uheir old
home visiting
Mr. r. r. White and family have remov
ed TO Smithville. much TO the regret of
their many friends here.
Miss Allie Moore Y visiting her sister
Mrs. r. Il. Allen.
Mi j. NJ Kuykendall has gone TO
Glladen for few months.
j W. Ragsdale, Esq, left Friday for
Austin.
MIR Richard Loneford is now located
here as railroad clerk.
Mr. W r. tlmbach has returned from
a trim to Schulenberg.
Judge J. NJ. Smith Of Seclusion was In
the city the latter part Of the week.
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CALVERT.


Miss Baldwin, who has been visiting
Miss Brown. has returned to her home IN
Dallas.
Mrs c. s. IIo!zwasser and Mrs Sol
Kaixenstein OF Iieame were In Calvert
Sunday,
Mr. Zenith Bartlett OF Marlin spent Sun
day In Calvert.
Mr.. Julian Adoue was IN Bryan Sunday.
quite IA number OF Calvert boys were
out OF town Sunday Mr.. Jack Hause was
Mr. Ike Ptluk was In Austin.
MISSES Gee OF Milasco are the guests
of Miss Lucy brennan.
CROCKETT
W. A. Underwood of Palestine was here
Friday ON business.
Hon. w. n. gin OF Palestine was here
this week attending court.
Hon. A. Henry Wootters and lady visit
ed Galveston Monday. They We're accom-
panied by their mother. Mrs H. NJ woot-
lion, W. b, Page has been confined to
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VICTORIA.

Inc choir or Trinity Episcopal chur,
hear S nse ne age gently an and ,asslduousy
under the direction of Miss Roberta "a
itidar, and the services on that tay "
be particularly fine
owing to the large Catholic element
Victoria society Lent has been very qui,
III so far as social events If n uubl
nature are concerned; the post-l.entcn Sc
son however, promises to be lively cnous
ana Will be inaugurated by hall MT ii
Casino by the Casino society Monds
night, and one by the F. +. V. at II
opera house Tuesday night.
Extensive preparation has been made f
ana great interest manifested in the cor
ncm"ative exercises in memory al
honor of Mrs. Viola Case. which will
held at the opera house Monday afternot
al o, clock appropriate literary and voc
exercises, addresses, etc, have been a
ranged. and AT their conclusion the u
yelling OF "a monument in her honor W
take place at the cemetery. Mrs. Ca
devoted her IL. TO teaching and was II
beloved and efficient instructress of thr
generations of Ntctorians, who have IL
ranged these exercises and contrhut,
the funds for this monument In tok.
o. their appreciation Of her services
tlt"m and t. the community.
lhc lironie club meets next week wi
Mrs. n. Whips. This society has had
longer and more successful existence tia
most organizations Of the kind usually a
tain. and great interest Is taken in i
exercises by its members
Mr.. Val Wchber is back from Calforni
where he has spent several months vei
agrceuhly.
Master Tom Whitoman, who has be,
In New orleans at school, has rcturn'
home
Miss Annie McKeever has returned
her home i'm Houston. after II mutual
pleasant visit To her friend. Miss Eth
Brownson
Miss Daisy Warden has returned 10 h
home In virginia after II visit of sever
tn. IA "a IT,.
Judge j. II. Rosb,roush of Hyne's Ba
was In the city last week on business.
Colonel Cal Sugg. the we'll known stool
man. was In the city during the past wee
on live stock business.
DR. r. S. Doatner is expected home fro
Galveston this week. having been success
fully treated by the medical fraternity
that city. ~,
Mir. l.. IL Bailey of the auditors off,
has hean called TO Louisiana py tei
Mr.. q; NJ. Sader of Pledger was in IL
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RAILROAD

s at Sabine Pass certify to twentys
eet of water over the bar.
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LOCAL.

lily white republicans elect dele
to the county convention,
cert at the Church Ut the Annunctar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-29
LAST DAY Ar BIRMINGHAM.
Every Horseman Present Declares
Himself Pleased.

Birmingham, Ala, March 2S.-The last
day of the Birmingham Jockey Clubs
meeting was a great success. Twelve
thousand people were out and the events
closed in blaze of success. Every owner
is pleased with Birmingham and says he
will return this fall and induce others to
come. Summaries follow:
First Race-Ffve furlongs. Hazelhatch
10s. Corder. to /, won, with Terrapin III
second and Aureola third Time 1O2K.
Second Race-Half-mile The Cardinal
ITO, Easley, even, won, with Harry N
second and Belle Of Niles third. Time
:49A.
Third Race-six furlongs, gentlemen
riders. Bob Neville, $50. Mr.. Neal, 5 to l.
won, with Gamer, 157, Mr.. Harding, 2 to
], second, and Warwickshire, Isl, Mr.. Hull
to /, third. Time 1:18.
Fourth Race-Five and a half furlongs
I. C. w, 40. Taylor, Is to l, won, with
King Michael second and Springboard
third. Time 1903.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs Rosalind III
SO, Barrett, to 1, won, with Albert Sid
ney second and Bertrand third. Time
1:15A.
sixth Race-one mile. Tartarian, 1ls.
Murphy, 4 to l. won, with Masonic Home
second and La Fiesta third. Time 1:425k
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LADY INEz AT pRoHIBrrIvE ODDS.
The Arkansas Derby Captured by
the FnvOrite.

n
Little Rock, Ark, March 2S-About 1000
people witnessed the opening races of the
Little Rock Jockey Club this afternoon.
The weather during the morning was
heavy, but about noon commenced clear
ing and the sun came out and an ideal
race day was the result. 1t was a good
day for the talent. four favorites and a
heavily backed second choice winning, al
though the last race was won by rank
outsider, Levitt, a 10 to shot, by a good
clear nose; but the judges decided 1t a
dead heat between Bing Binger and Lea
witt, and in the run-off Bing Binger won
easily
The feature Of the day was the Arkan-
sas Dirby, and it was a pretty race from
start to finish Sidkel started in the
lead and maintained 1t until well into
the stretch, closely Rugged by Garland
Bar, and Ben Eder, but Lady Inez came
up from behind with i1lsh, winning from
her running mate Ben Elder in a driving
finish by a neck
A summary follows:
First Race-Five furlongs Empera, 14,
Schoor, to 3, won, with Petrolene second
and Helena Belle third. Time 1884
Second Race-Sellng, four furlongs.
Chappie, 107, Perkins, Z to g., won, with
Manzallia second and Charlie Reiff third.
Time 81.
Third Race-Arkansas derby, one mile
Lady Inez, III Thorpe, l TO 8, won with
Ben Elder second and Garland Bar third.
Time 1881.
Fourth Race-selHng, one mile. Gre
vase, 106. Perkins, / to g won with Toots
second and Joc-o' Sot third. Time 1:46.
Fifth Race-selling, six furlongs. Bing
witt, dead heat, Kirk third Time 1:16.
Run off: Bling Binger, II to 90 won
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of the gun supports to the underside of
the covering plates.
Above the water line belt is worked for
100 rfeet of the length amidships a case
mate of our-inch armor with diagonal
ends, joining the main barbettes on either
side and forming an upper citadel, from
each of the four corners of which arises
a barbette of eight-inch armor, surmOunt-
ed by a revolving turret five and one-halr
inches thick. The armored coming tower
is seven and one-half inches thick, eight
feet inside diameter and seven feet four
inches high in the clear.
The main battery of the Iowa consists
Of four twelve-inch breech-loading rifles,
mounted in pairs in two main turrets,
eight eight-inch breech loading rifles
mounted in pairs in the four turrets at
the corners of the casemate, six four
inch breech-loading rifles, mounted In
Sponsors or with shields, and twenty-five
rapid fire and machine guns The axis
of the forward pair of twelve-inch and all
of the eight-inch guns is twenty-six feet,
and of the after pair of twelve-inch guns,
eighteen feet above the load water line
50 with that stability due to her great
beam, she can fight her whole battery in
any weather.
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THE FAVORITEs WIN.
Buck Massie Wins the Mile Handl-
cap in Fast Time.

cup In
New Orleans, March 2S.-This was the
last day of the Crescent City Jockey
Clubs meeting, which has lasted 100 days.
Racing will be continued next week by
the New Louisiana Jockey Club. Three
favoriteS were successful to-day, the
feature of the card being the handicap at
a mile, which Buck Massie, to IA
vorite, won in a gallop in fast time. The
weather was very warm, the attendance
large and betting quite brisk. Roy Lo-
chiel, at l to 2, won the first race very
handily, as his greatest opponent, Hi
Henry, was scratched. Summaries fol-
low:
First Race-six furlongs. Roy Lochiel,
Queen second and Ashland third. Time
Second Race-Mile, selling. Miss Clark,
second and Semeie third. Time 1421l.
Third Race-Mile and a sixteenth, SELL
ing Haroldine, los, Scherrer, to l, won,
with Ixion second and Peytonia third.
Time 1:49.
Fourth Race-One mile, handicap. Buck
Massie, 120, Hill, 2 to g. won, with Van
brunt second and Dutch Arrow third.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs, selling. King
Gold, no, Scherrer, to 5, won, with
Rust Up second and Pirate third. Time
Sixth Race-Six furlongs, selling. Con-
nemara, no. Hinkey, u to l, won, with
Festival second and Lucy Belle third.
Mondays entries follow:
First Race-Six furlongs, selling. Helen
Wren, Marden Pet Miss Young, Carrie
B., Rapid Transit, IS; Tramp, 100; Saliva
ton, 10S; Tit for Tat My Hebe, 1O5; Sir
John, 1O7; Ashland, no.
Second Race-Seven furlongs. Little
Bramble, Winchester, Plug, 81; Lady Nc
Cam, 1O7; Longbrookp Boro,. 3. F; Ely
,Jr., 109; Bimbo, Brakeman, liz; Wedge
field. Joco, Raviola, 109.
Third Race-Seven furlongs. Helen H.
Gardener, Chugnut, Old Saugus, 81; Au-
drax 1903; Lottie Mills, Nellie H., 107; War
rem Leland, Little Tom, 1O9; Salvador,
Cara, Sun Up, H.
Fourth -Fifteen-sixteenths. handi-
cap. Begue, 81; Minnie w, 81; Booze, 100;
Panway, 80; The Banker, 81; Prince Impe-
rial, ia; Rossomer, 81; Sandowne, 81;
Gladioli go; Mollie B., Ill; DR.. Parke, So;
Robert Latta, 121; Longbrook, 50.
Fifth -Fifteen-sixteenths, selling.
Anna McNairy, Ada NJ, Frankie D., Lady
Unde, IS; Lank, Levin, Al Miles. Caprivi,
Kodak, 81; Oak Forest, Jim Henry, Fa-
kir, 80.
Sixth ACCOMPLISHMENTS, SELL
ing. Sweetheart, La Belle France, Mrs.
Morgan, Curious, Fiction. Satinet So; Ola
Pugh, Bill Arp. 81; San Bias, Hot Spur,
Coronet, Trenton, 80.