davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
a Simple But Elective Device for the
Child-en's Bed.

= simple but Effective peFlce FOR the
Chnd-e1's Bed.
When little folks graduate from the
crib. with its safe, close sides. and come
into the dignity OF sleeping IN grown
up" bed, there Is apt 10 be many :
tumble upon the floor II the darkness
particularly Il the time be summer.
when the bed clothing cannot be
tucked II" closely. Little people sCe
apt 10 be restless al night. after hard
days play, and IN tossing about, il i
small wonder that they often fall out OF
bed The possibility OF this catastrophe
has made unRumbered hosts OF mothers
sleep with one eye open ready 10
spring up az the sound Of unwonted
stirring IN the next ROOM
Such nervous apprehension IS weary
ing snd altogether unnecessary. for
there are number OF simple devices for
making the childrens' bed ua-fall-out-
able, II I may so express the idea One
OF the best Is shown in The accompany
ing Illustration 4 strip Of stout liner
denim OF some other serviceahie ms
ee-ial Is cut 70 the length OF the bed.
and hemned about the eSges. having 8
broad hem al the bottom. through
which 10 tack the strip 70 The inside %
the side pieces o. The bed. z both sides
are 70 be protected II the bed can b
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
ODOR OF FEATHERS.
Ii Is Due TO Their Being Improperly or
Hastily Cured

1t l. Due to Their Being Improperly or
Hastily Cured
Properly cured feathers have no odoI
When there is q close. diSagreeable odor
present. il is due 20 their being i'm
properly cured There is no remedy
which we are aware Of for this Airing
the feathers VIII do 10 special good
The smaller the stem Of the feather
the less danger Of trouble. The odor
comes from the decay OF the animal
matter in the pith OF the feather, ana
the larger the stem the greater the pro
portion OF this matter and the more
likely 10 be trouble. Where feathers
have been subjected 70 the proper dc
gree OF heat at the beginning before
decay takes place all the pith IS thor
ocghly dried out aud cannot become
o6orous. Where the pith has once
teen left 10 decay ard infect tie feath-
ers with its foul oior. harm has been
done that cannot be completely un6o0e-
l. is waste OF tine TO attempt 70 6isin-
feet such feathers. AL feathers should
u done over" az least once in SIX or
seven years They are improved by
hanging them out occasionally in the
Vssin and sun. 10 enable the ticks 70 be
come thoroughly aired and cleaned.
Modern invention has Introduced 8
little modern ventils1o- in the side OF
tire new pillows which pumps air
S1ong the feathers. snd. il Is said
makes the pillow lighter. Il always
pays 70 buy the best feathers. because
they are 50 much lighter. that bulk for
bulk the best are no 6earer Than the
poorest L is generally checp feathers
with coarse quilts thai become odorous
. Y T-sf,-,Da
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24

sides - tAe depth O. Ten inches Turn
right side on ard tack with firm
stitches TIE Tsp q The DscE1tcsh heg
- the narrow hens Of the Izsl bag
When the former Is pushed down into
plzce N the iSs-e- you vii have four
inch frin standing up shore the mack
intosh- This must be turned n a. the
ends snd seved up, leaving half At inch
cPea for drawing string Make =
casing BY putting : running from SIDE
- side AZ each Of Shese openings and in
cert rTo pseoes Of cord. one cOnIrS cut
CT eSch SS6s. 50 Is 70 anzr = 6cu5ss
SrswsnE.-Ch ESQ Chrocscse-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24

II your bottle be four inches high. then
your circle should measure u inches
across. Stand the bottle exactly IN the
middle OF these twocircles. t2ke1he paper
81 the edge. still holding the bottle down
Tmly in place with one hand. and draw
il up round the bottle. Arrange the full
ness 10 set Is evenly as possible. then
secure il with wire around the neck.
Bend down the edges. which Ct present
are standing upright, and pull ont and
coax the paper 50 that II sets ike s frill
and large gofferi1gs around the mouth
OF the bottle As clearly shown by illus
trarion- Arrange the paper to3e-ably
evenly. but no. formally. and finally tie
3 piece OF colo-ei ribbon over the wire
below the frill Make q smart bow. and.
If necessary. = i with 6 pin or few
stitches. Il ths bottle Is large enough
10 allow OF this. add spray OF artificial
flowers starting from the middle Of the
bow and trailing down the side OF the
bottle. 4 pair OF these bottles are 3
great addition 20 the d7eSS;ng-table
AinreaDoliS EouSeGeeper
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24

a New YORK specialist o. lung dis
e2ses rsce1t2y prescribed ccuse o.
treatment for w0zzn Who uzS evi-
cezSly far q The rad 70 consumption
What he tod her 70 take was al sorts
Ct s-rsnS-he1s1E tcod. such Is rare beet
cream lots q ou-1er. etc Besides this.
h directed hs- 70 eat raw 60 beaten
mp IN milk mil she could bring herself
70 take - aC2y- his LAST regime aloe.
tzSth<nlly carried cut has- i Is believed.
s1Eso smother cu7SuDpsiTes Il kas
helped The 6rS1 uc-zn greatly Is well
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
sUluwAYo



Has SsSeS and Hotels
BOlzwSyo l&S bscone unexpectedly.
and Through 10 desire On its part. TIE
Ss21cS OF unusual interest 70 al British
peop2s- \ little Do0e thS1 TWO years
$50 Il wSs tks enssi Srszl Of old LobS1-
gola and his S.osSy Warriors Then TIE
irrspresSsb1e Brst5Shsr STEPPED n.
claimed it sor lis own. and fashioned
and modelled i into The ssnbSA1ce q :
DOsAe-lS16 toOEshi7S with EaoSs Of the
cozconls1ass shz1 81 70 make VI cav
illrs6 conEa0Elsy- Now we srs Slarus6
with the news that the N2tSb<leS hzxe
riss1 IN fo7ee. 4z6 Sre srressSsielv ~
minded Of zAe struggles II sAe earlier
part q this csEr1-x between the white
pioneers ard rhs k2ErS
No better Sssa ~ tie position occ1-
rsed by B1luSSxO To-Day could * Oh
sasHe5 than cy glance Though tie CO.
Uraas @ its FzssrS TIE Buluwzvo
Chr01scle : ueL-p-1nSe5 esSh1-p2Ee
80 al. published tv~ice weekly. and
c,aszSning : erave sApw e z6vsrssse-
sas-tS IS testimony u the enterprise
q the settlers Alrcz6y the editor ha6S
xe 20 chassszS TherS ars varsors
ntS occaTxz1g II Rn1zw1vo whsch
sSSe tAe t-zESsSsO1 e tAe town f-cz2
rsaxh-arass-rsSSay persO6 70 tat a
ssstsea sSere. Nen are Eoze care-
III = their Szes$ sid TIE 2Ee q
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
s,oEEoARD SCARF.
4 Crochet Novelty Which Closely Resem-
bIes Drawn Work

a very dainty novelty in crochet work
is shown. At first sight one can hardly
believe that il is crochet work, so close
ly does it resemble the drawn work pat
terms from which it is copied. The pat
terms can be utilized for coarser work
than that for which they are designed.
They may be adapted for bureau scarfs,
tablecioths. tides, cushions. ETC.. N
combinations with linen, scrim or silk.
but reproduced in their greatest perfec-
ton they should be of fairy-like texture.
pattern for the ends Of q sideboari
scarf may be made any desired width
or length. Make ring of ch; work
groups of tire with 2 ch between;
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
PRETTY SPONGE BAG.
How 70 Make One Of These Useful Bath
Room Accessories

Procure some thin waterproof sheet
Ing. Cut $ piece nine inches wide by
half 5 yard long. Make this into bag
by folding i IN hslf and stitching i
aoound the edges with liquid india rub
her. sold for this purpose ST sny mack
iBsosh shop. Take $ pieoe Of lnen,whise
OF colo7ed- Cut OF 5 piece nine inches
wide by one yard Trace OF iron OF :
transfer spray on one side. and On The
other. with . pencil. write in $ bold
hand the words Sponge Bag Wo<k
this al on Z Soc-iShi1Z thread Now
make $ ns-cow hem a. each end. fold
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24

placed against : wall. only the outer
side VIII require : strip tackled 70 IL
In the upper corners o. the strip sew
metal rlngS. and insert hooks n the
head-board ard tooS-toard. 2S shown.
When the bed Is made mp n The ZO-l-
ing the strip can BE- folGsS n under tbs
quilts. 70 b removed ard hooked up satc
place Al night With such devise
the mother c21 sleep IN pace. cutie cs--
tain that the little folk NH % fonz6
IN the morning where tLsy We're placed
~ 1ight-ol ne bed instead OF under Il
where oze norhzr whom Know found
her restless Hale girl sone hours after
she had put her n sleep Co1ztry Gen
de-a1-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24

Rose gold- whSeh i IN reality amslding
cee1 silCer, 5 she latest novelty for
ru1se sd Sag csA<ps cAate1zSnes. zna
TIE equsp1e1s Ct tie toilet t1hle- n.
Eszne : singu2z~sy appropriate znd Sug-
gessav~@ Tor TIE peculiar quas7xy q tie
Eil6Sng Is = VAN. rosr ssnt thzs Is noe
suEcsently 6eEned % hecunepink-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
MEMS CLOTHING

of the finest Cassimeres,
Cheviots. Homespuus, Nhipcords,
Tweeds, Fancy Worsteds, Thibets, etc,
in 8 button sacks, Getaways, Double
Breasted Suits, and so on.-Here Is a
specimen price:
80 Mems Suits for S2.75 the
entire suit; were originally $500
would fetch SO in most
stores. Nearly 1000 more Mems
S,,:.- -.,A 1,....A .. LLllHEr.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
CREPE PAPER WORK.

How to Make = Very Dainty and Attract
i've Scent Bottle Cover.
Take crinkled or crepe paper OF two
colors. such as pale pink and blue. yell
low and brown, green and pale yellow.
or any other pretty combination 10 suit
the room. Lay the two papers together
and cut circle measuring three times
the height of the bottle; for instance.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24

She-TAss zuzd Is <erT steep. Czn~ ]
get dOakey - take EeuP1
H-Lezn e. ne. ny 6zrlizgs-I1t-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24

What : the lass 0f friendship BE-
S~ee1 NrS n1<h and Nrs- Rzshg-
Each thinks Ike ozA=r Is 50 ESghty.~
Chieago Reeard-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
Midsummer Clearing Sale.

We're "out for dust speak, this time-never knew such
prices since we started business We want to sell entire
stool Of Mems and Bows Clothing furnishings Hats Shoes
etc etc. before we open magnificent Floor Building
Everything in the store be sold about haprice %
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24

There Sale where such Bargains We're @ had
for the taking and when YOU think the quality tie o5s
fine workmanship liberal trimmings speak s
and fit you admit that have surpassed ourselves
distanced all competitors.
OF its easy enough sell cheap when I-as are
made and that's just position-were sacrificing present
profit for future comfortable profit will was1 as are
in the New Building and quarters occupied The
cutters and aiors before the fire.
OEHNI'S ACME JAIL,
Cor Baltimore and Charles Stress.
BALTIMORE. ND
apl
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
Hair Line Wor-ted Pants. Farcr
Checks, Pin Stripes, etc. etc.
BOYS CLOTHING

Jackets and Knee Pants SUITS III
to Is years, sold last eek III S9 n
and 500 BOW $50 sId 500
Suits that we're 500 10 $50 now 800
SUITS ina ~sls 80, % Z, S'.y5 r." $500
= - n" 500
10 5000 Low g 5o
And - on throGgn the e-tr- stock
Furnishing. Hats. Shoes. -.e
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24

These prices are simply wonderful.
and so you'll say when you see the
garments.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
:. SSWARE

SSs 1sES- - --S-sr - TIE II =.
PCo1 1czlS- sd r6S r-1c5S ST. '-sT
~ ! Asvs .2Sz Uzrsscs=@ S ---
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
uOODENWRRE

F.B- SAPPTNGT0N.
az 81 uz< r,ao- ~ &. o. -
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-24
TO PREVENT TUMBLEs.

Minneapolis Eousekeeper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-07

The Virginia Business College ls now
open for the reception OF students. The
home OF this institution is at S5 AID ST
east Broad street Ii occupies all OF the
second and third floors OF the new Elicit
block. There are fifteen rooms. and these
are handsomely equipped throughout.
The furniture Is new and was made 90
order for this institution.
The different departments are pre-
sided over by experienced instructors.
The president has been at the head of
the Southern Business University. OF
Lynchburg Va, for several years. He
still owns a half interest In that school.
and he will have his students here lin
the Virginia Business College) make daily
transactions with his students In Lynch
burg, every one Of which Will be recorded
I'm their books. lie has in these institu-
lions a national bank, wholesale house.
commission house, mercantile exchange,
freight office etc. These offices are sup
piled with large books, such az are used
i'm similar offices I'm this and other cities
The work is IDENTlCALLY THE
SAME AS THAT DONE by BUSINESS
MEN. hence a person completing this
course Is finished accountant. and
can take charge OF any set OF books
The students Of the shorthand and type
writing departments have letters dictated
to them by the president; thus upon the
completion OF his course one Is prepared
10 nm the most responsible positions
ON account Of the thoroughness or tbs
courses OF the Southern Business Unit
verslty. and the fact that II II extern
sively advertised about 300 students were
enrolled last year Most OF these are now
filling lucrative positions.
Frequent applications are received for
book-keepers. stenographers. and other
help. and the graduates OF the Virginia
business College, as well as those OF the
Southern Business University. viii be re-
commended for these positions. Many OF
these applications are received In the
spring. so enroll NOW. and be ready for
a spring position
Terms are very reasonable. Persons
may pay cash or enter on the instament
plan. paying monthly. For fun particu-
lars and TO see thoroughly equipped
up-to-date business college, call at ths
presidents Office All persons are corr
daily invited to visit the Virginia BUsi-
ness College. Entrance at SCI east Broad
afraaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-07
MAy AND WOMAN SHOT.
The slayer In Turn KILLED by the
Nomsn'S Husband.


t>-rrANApOLIs. IND. January c.
shortly after p O'Clock this afternoon
p,tricl, Calvin. of rs DeLos street, shot
Samuel Paugh through the stomach ana
Mrs. Moine Murphy through the aoao-
mon and was in turn shot dead with
his own revolver by the husband OF the
Injured woman. ". y. Murphy, an en-
piovoe Of the Consumers Gas Company.
The houses of the two families adJoin on
DeI.os street. and. as result OF lain"y
trouble about two years ago, they h"u
n0s been on speaking terms
Samuel Paugh boards with the Murphy
family. and did not even know Calvin 10y
sight This afternoon. as he was leaving
an ou,buiiding. he heard The report OF a
revolver lie looked up and saw "a man.
who afterwards proved TO boz Calvin
standing n the next yard. and poiniing
a smoking revolver at him.
Before he could move a second shot was
fired. and the bullet passed through MS
stomach He fen 90 tne ground. ana as
Dec did so Calvin jumped the fence MADE
"A dash for the back door Of Murphy q
house. rushed in with the revolver M mis-
hand. and shot Mrs. Murphy through
the abdomen without word lie th'h
turned on Murphy but before he could
shoot again Murphy seized him about me
body Calvin managed 90 ocal Murphy
several stunning blows ON the head with
the burt of the revolver. but Murphy who
is q powerful man. by a quick move. jerk
cd the gun from the murdercrs hand.
and. while they were still locked in each
others arms. he nred shot into ihe
back of Calvin head. killing hf instant
ly. The other two victims win die.
Murphy gave himself up. lt is thought
rhat Calvin was temporarily insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-07
NEW ISSUE OF BONDS
Secretary Carlisle Calls for Proposals l0f
PurCha.e Of Same
ONE mNpnHp MILLION DOLLARS


s..r,mr, Carlisle at m'dn's", .'''''
- ,so following bond circular.
issl'' ''' treasury Department
D,r,a of tre Secretary
Washington. January o. 1896.
t,..hv given that sealed pro-
d.. received at the oflicc of the
...~,,.ry OF Che Treasury at " "sn.''s
m D. until ~ O'Clock NJ. on " e1-
'''' bs SIN day OF February lSo' Tor
,.rosase Of ND@0oo of On.'ea
g...,s pcr cent coupon or registered
d, denominations Of $50 and null
,-l,e of that sum, as may De ueS'ie" ''
bidders. IN ,.i1, is
reserved. s.,.
rn. bonds viii De dated on the LIST day
, r,,ruary 1886. and be payable in com
,s.rtv wears after that date and VIII Dea'
interest at 4 per contum per annum' pay -
.ti. quarterly. In coin. but all coupons
,,...,,,-i,r ON and before the lst day oil
t-et-,ar,. 1896. will be detached, ana pu'
,,,sors win be- required to pay in 'nile'
states gold coin or gold certinca'eS' '0'
,,,, honas awarded to them, and all iite-
,.sf accrued thereon after the hi7l ""S
~, r.nr,ar,. 1896. up 70 the time OF appN-
cation for delivery
r.,,,onts for the bonds must Doe made
49,. .r~.,.nrv Of thc rnteo states, at
,,-..,,..n,or ID g. or at ths United States
''.,.. ,-co.rries at New York Boston fhii-
,.,.,.,,,. cincinnati. Chicago.
90. fo.I, or New orleans. or they may
5... San Francisco with exchange
'' - . Nj. and aI bids must state
"" u. ~, ,l,.. ,,n.noo of bonds are desired,
,....- ,o,ron or registered. and at
ana ...ri be Maid for
"n"' ~, ,.,,d, bv instalmeuts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-07
SUBSTITUTE ron noND BILL.
Free-siIvcr Coinage AT 10 10 Ire
tircment Of Bnnh-Nofe~.

WASHINGTON. January 1.-THE Senate
committee ON Finance went into session
tris morning al 1880 o'clock. Before that
time the silver members of the commit
te, were IN conference In the committee
room of Senator Harris. and agreed upon
the text OF the bHi they proposed TO sud-
init in ful committee.
This bW as laid before the full COM
mittee provides for The free and un-
limited coinage of silver at "a ratio OF 10
to ]. th- coinage of the seigniorage in the
Treasury. ava the application OF ihat
coinage TO The payment of current ana
other obi cations of the treasury. \
clause is also inserted that directs the
Secretary OF the Treasury in redeemlnS
both TreasmE notes and grcenpachs' 10
use hi- option n redeeming them I'D
either gold or silver and not take the
option of the holder
The hu also provides for the retire
ment of an natonal-bank notes OF de-
nominations of less than $40. ana lhe
substitution therefore of silver ceriu-
oatos-the bank notes 10 bee replaced by
notes 0l denominations above Slo
This bu was agreed TO by the sold
vote of the silver men. and the report
will he made To- the Senate tomorrow.
There was 300 debate in the committee
Yvcr the measure. ~ was read. ana MT.
VOORHEES, DemocraO. OF Indiana. moved
chat t he substituted for the bond Dill
Chat came from the House This was
done by yea and nay vote AIR. VOL
colt. who was absent, being voted for
the substitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-07
FISH COMMISSIONERS.
Eastern shore OSstermen ia Favor
Of "a Board.


of IA Board.
CAPE CHARLES. VA. January g.
(speciai)-At a conference Of the OYSTER
men Of this section. with Senator George
H. LeCato and Delegates Charles Smith
and 5. wilkins Matthews. Captain O. \.
Browne was made chairman; G. G.. Saw
age, secretary, and the following. offered
by Captain Browne. was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. for the past forty years er-
rOneOus ideas iron. time 10 time have
been promulgated concerning the oyster
industry of this state. expensive navies
have been created, abolished, sacrinced
and re-established for revenue and pro-
lection. which has been inadequate; legis-
laton has been confusing and detri-
mental; surveys OF public and private
oyster-beds have been made. and not
permanently marked, the leasing Of
oyster grounds 10 planters j. frivolous
and insufficient: the present law is partial
in placing its burdens by requiring a tax
OF the oyster planters 10 support a navy
to guard the natural Oyster-beds, which
are practically free 20 tongmen; There
fore VA order that the business may be
properly understood throughout the State,
that the oyster navy be put Oh practi-
cal and economical footing, that the
surveys may be suitably marked; that
the leasing OF the oysters grounds may be
properly done; that the law may be equal
and lust In dealing with every interest:
be II
Resolved ~ the oystefmen assembled
at Cape charles on the 9Th day Of Janu-
ary 1896 to respectfully recommend to
the Legislature that IL create board
OF FISH commissioners Tor the Chesapeake
hay and its tributaries composed Of five
persons. TO be elected by the Legislature,
three Of whom shall reside IN the salt
water section Of the State and two above
salt water; that the board OF fish COM
missioners shall have the largest powers
conferred upon Il 10 deal with the oyster
industry compatible with the laws OF the
state and the General Government; that
the members " the board OF FISH COM
missioners shall be paid their expenses
of travel and board when on duty, but
shall hav.. no other compensation: that
the board OF fish commissioners be au-
thorized TO appoint a secretary al sal
ary of si.3Oc per year; that copy OF
these resolutions be sent TO the Senator
and the Representatives Of this county
In the House to be placed before their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-07
EXCITEMENT N CANADA
Reconsideration of Bowel Cabinet
IL I; Possible:

Reconsideration of Bowel Cabinet
IL I; Possible:
OTTAWA. ONTARIO. January 6.-The
excitement in political circles here is in
tense. So far the popular opinion is that
Premier Bowel will endeavor 10 re-
construct his Cabinet and It is
thought by some prominent poli-
ticians that be- will succeed. but
others say tnat he VIII not be able TO do
so. Al any ratt TIE Conservative caucus
which has been called FOR tomorrow will
decide the question
Mean time there Is nothing in connec-
ton with the resignation OF the six min
isters. That the bOlters will bee able TO
form a government is thought 10 be out
Of the question. 4 Few of the Conserya-
tives are trying 10 patch up the present
Cabinet. but il Is believed 10 be beyond
patching u9 now.
At present it is doubtful II there will be
any session Of Parliament in the near
future.
LAURIER CALLED TO OTTAWA.
O.. January 6.-LEveement
mewspaperJ issues an extra announcing
that Hon. Wilfred Laurier leader Of the
Liberal party. has been called 10 Ottawa
by a dispatch which was delivered 10 him
.- 4Jtfdeens private secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-07
THE HOOKS FORTt NATE.
Lnwicss the Only FnNorite to Win NJ
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, January 6-The
card to-day consisted Of some good bet
ting races. but the books were fortunate
enough to retain most Of the coin. as
Lawless was the only fayorite winning.
In the first race Miss Young. Lady Dole
ful. the two favorites and Bessie Nichols
ran their heads OFF the first part Of the
journey. Jennie june came on and looked
all over "A winner. when Judge DebOuse
came NJ with rush and npped her on
the wire.
Pat Dunn's cast-off Rouble was heavily
backed TO win the third. but after lead
ng to the stretch was oyerhauled by
Nicolna and Van Brunt. and beaten out
fin q hard drive By these two IN "A head
finish The other races were won in a
galop. by two or three lengths.
Weather clear: track fast
First race-siy fur.ongs purse-.Iudge
Debose % 10. GatewOOd. 10 10 - won.
Jennie June second. G.adiO.O third. Time,
1I51-2
Second race-siX furlongs. purse-Law-
less Ol2. Irving. evem won. Chico second.
Master Fred third. Time. lIj 81
Third race-six fuilongs, selling-Nico-
lima do6 McGlone. Z to ID won. Van
Brunt second. Rouble third. Time.
1I5l-2
Fourth race-mile and quarter. handl-
cap-Alandollna d0l. Caywood. . TO u
won. Clarus eecond. Uncle Jim third.
Time. 2.l2.
Fifh race-seven furlorgs purse-Al-
bert $ 400. Gardner. o. 90 - won Long
brook second. san Bias third. Time, 100.