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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

Among the Democrats. tho city Of
jefferson seems to be pretty evenly
divided upon the financial question: hut
nike the county as u whole. the nd-
hcrents OF the single issue of free
coinage ARE in the majority,
AZ to the POpuli4t Views In regard 10
the Barney Gibbs independent move
mcnt, their door is wide open for HIN,
and they seem 10 welcome him with
open AIMS. and praise HIN for his wit
ana ghrowd thrusts ut the old party,
hut they do NOT take 60 his independent
Views. They think he should 80 IN the
foot ana spell up before he could "A-
poet their support
have never heard any Bcpuhllcans
hore express their preference ne 10
their standard bearer. They seem u
know vcy little about Mr.. Green only
us Il railroad man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

In order to effect needed changes in
the government, the people OF Mica
ragua proposed to have their president
temporarily abolish the constitution
ana declare himself dictator but the
president declined the offer unless the
people voted FOR It at an election.
Some OF the Central American govern
ments have such habit OF causing the
elections to go exactly aa the ruling
powers desire that the net may not be
M purely patriotic as 1t appears on ita
| face.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

girls school at the beginning * Il. /,
and also records "reminiscences Il !,
erson, n guest In her fathers NJ
The art feature Is Mr.. WIN Il n
article on the great English a.1
of the early part OF the ceniuiy 4
many splendid engrapihgs Of lid,
lures 10 any one interested /, {
these discriminating articles are X,
liable. The illustrations hat \
chosen with rare taste; they an u
esting as pictures, and as exau,l
the artists. who are critically III
graphically presented III ths \
The fiction IL especially noiakA
Guiding n charming romance /,
thOny Hope, pathetic and Wls
story by Ian Maclaren, and a II,
terIstic tale from the unpubllyaeir
uscrlpt OF Robert Louis SteyenNA.
| fairy story and half fable. ssi
Clurc, Limited. 30 Lafayette h
New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01
STRAWN

Hon. i. +. Barron, being asked the
sentiments Of the populist party In
regard to the Independent race Of Mr.
Barnett Gibbs. renlicd: "In my opinion
the party win not support any indc-
pendent man, nor do ! think they would
be likely to nominate a man so recently
converted The motto Of this section
Ia. stay In party lines and make no
compromises We must be careful about
nov men,"
The Democrats hero are somewhat
divided on tho finance question. but the
majority endorse the free coinage issue.
There ~ hone among the Democrats
that compromise cun be effected to
save a disruption of the party.
No mime has been suggested. but the
Republicans here say that they will
support some business man for Cover
nor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

Those who are outspoSpn In favor
of free coinage are largely In the ma
iorlty and n great many are dctermin-
ed 10 vote for free silver II they have to
leave the Democratic party to do SO.
They claim Il the world would adopt
u gold and silver standard that would
b." the host for all and the United
States would BIO benefited more than
any OF the rest.
We cannot carry full Democratic
vote here on national ticket without Il
free silver issue, and that must be
headed by men who are known to be
sttetly free coinage men.
Popullsts are Of the opinion thu. Mr..
/ GtuuS has decided to come to Them.
They are not In favor Of Independent
movement IN the state, but appear to
/ be willing to fuse with the silver Dom.
ocrnts, provided a silver man rs put
. forward who can be relied on. but he
must be u Simon pure, all-woul-and-
| ala-wiue free silver man, and whose
| past LIE has fully proved his integrity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

There Is possibly a majority OF the
Democrats In this community in favor
OF free coinage OF silver. but they do
not want 10 make the fight on the
single issue.
Populists win keep in the middle OF
the road.
Republicans win favor some good
business man for governor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

The bmctallic element, outside Of
Meridian, Is clearly In the ascendant
Many silver Democrats openly pro-
claim that they viii vote independent
" Of all party nniliation II some silver
plank Is not introduced in the national
Democratic platform entirely satisfaot.
Org to them, There are gold standard
Democrats who make similar asser-
lions.
n candidate Tor governor In the field
aud stick to him Most OF the scntl-
ment is for Mckinley for president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

The Democrats OF the Panhandle
country are unit on making me
ugnt In the cOning campaign. on lNt
sint,lr issue OF FREQ collage Of silver
and expect to see Texas standing ON
a platform for tine free and unlimit'l
coinage OF silver and that deleEAt's
% the national convention VIII be free
silver Democrats,
Tho Populists are loud In their pro'st,
nj the brunette statesman ana WA4
have an uld-tushiuund lNL ring thar
| thry want to see in power
The Republicans IN This portion "l
| tho state are not Interested about
utatc offices. and hence have no chol q,
I nut do not like Green. They are LOUD
| for william MckInlry for president
| and are going solid for ms interest,"
| here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01
NncONA

since the article appeared in the
dallIep over the signature OF Bnrhey
Gibbs, there has been much talk CON
cerning the action of the brunette
statesman. The voters of Montague
county nearly all favor the parity OF
the two metals at n ratio of ~ 10 +,
but can hardly swallow the policy 0i
Mr.. Gibbs, as they believe that the olI
ana reliable Democratic party rs Boou
enough for them and VIII come ou'
victorious.
The Republicans in this vicinity have
made no expression regarding then
choice for the Republican nominee Iol
governor, although the three paruei
are well represented in our section
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

The political situation is not over
flowing here, but the predominant sent
iment Is in favor OF making the night
IN the coming campaign on the issue OF
free coinage.
The Populists win gladly receive Mr..
Gibbs into their ranks on the Omalu.
platform, but will not doviate from the
principles laid down therein to sup
port him in the coming contest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01
NnIIcNTn

The Democrats In and around Celeste
are almost unit IN favor of free coin
age ms far rs can be ascertained.
The Popullsts organized here last
week with u small number They saw
Barney Gibbs must he the next gov
ernor
~ osoddo Nlalliq suuoIiqndoN 9uL
H. n, Green for Governor One OF
Their leaders rematked He had hot
ter be digging potatoes"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

Barney Gibbs will necessarily nave
To Identity himself with the Popuils,
rarity before he receives any supp'''
at their hands in this community,
The Republicans favor pusiht .to
man az their standard-beurer IN NV
yorabiy OF Il. II. Il. Green, because OF
his being railroad owner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01
THAT BOUNDARY LINE
Another Map showing yeneissh
lie Right.

New York, Jan. IA dispatch 4
Herald from Caracas, VenezasA 4
Antonio Fernandez, president u
state Of Flacon. has telegraphk1
In the archives Of Coro. capital u
state. and the Oldest city In vssi1
has been found IL map published ~
don in 1894 In which the limits d I
lsh Guiana are given about Al 4
zuell asserts are right
Minister OF Foreign Affdlrs ROM
an answer TO President fend
thanking him Tor the lnforInaiin|
asking him to send all docunt'3
might discover which could be I
sistance to the commission In N
and preparing maps, etc, for ths
dairy commission appointed ~
dent Cleveland.
Reports from the west say nu
revolution there still CONTINUES
General Ricart, who had stsi'k
Caracas. returned and In a nsh
the rebels captured four OF thes
| crs.
Carvajal. who was recently "a
| from the rotunda, has been re'rs
| In Puerto Cabello. !.
The city OF Valencia has been Z,
| darkness because OF a dispute W
electric light company. A con'iaa,.
made by the authorities Win mA
lean named Bird to light The ~
an EnRllshman named Iomax, W
in control of the plant, refused
the electric current TO be 'uii.
Great confusion has been causes Y
trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

sentiment among the Democrats of
THIS vicinity are FOR FREQ coinage. but 1t
has not been presented to them to
make the light upon that Issue alone.
The Popullsts lndorse Barnett Gibbs
letter ana are in favor OF his move
monts. The Republicans OF this pre-
cinct look favorably upon Mr.. Smith
Of Denton. Mr., Green is not known
among those whom your correspondent
has seen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

The Democrats Of thig section nre nj
moat 10 a man in favor Of the free coin
age Of silver and want II made an
issue In tho next campaign
The Popullsis claim they nrc rapilly
gaining ground, and say they welcome
all who see the error Of clinrinR 10 the
old parties for rolief and believe many
more VIII follow Barney Gibbs OK
ample before the election next fall
The Republicans seem 10 he about
equally divided for Reed and Mckinley
| for the presidency,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

ON Interviewing quite n number of
Democrats on .he OdNl9abillty Of
making the fight in the coming cam
nalgH on the single issue OF free coin
age OF silver, your correspondent nnds
that the prevailing sentiment IL
against such an issue, even among
silver Democrats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

II IS the general opinion of those who
are supposed TO know that the Demo-
Gratis In this section are In favor OF free
silver
Pnnulists are not as rule, I'm favor
OF Barnett GIbbs independent move
mcnt In Texas
mere are not enough Republicans IN
ieis section to give any idea Of their
Views.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

have oanvassed our town and End
the sentiment about divided. i can
find plenty of free and unlimited silver
men, provided gold is given an equal
standing or something done to Keep the
Two dollars equal In purchasing power.
The Third party folks are elated over
Glbbs' advent into their ranks.
No Republicans here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

Through sleepcrs daily between Kan
sns City. Fort Worth and San Antonio.
via Hearne. with which Immediate
connections are made nj Ennis ia and
from Dallas, The quickest route IA
Taylor Austin san Antonio. Laredo
and points Ia Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

ga. ,.,.,,,,,
The midwlntcr Century holuH its pWn
with Its notable predecessors. Ni'"nh
the articles OF special lnteieat
pope Leo XIII ana ms housv!,''u'
by Marion Crawford, persona, ~
count of the dairy ne oil ilu mpv,
accompanied by portrolta ana Pir'u'JS
from photographs Of the rope P.,-
Vate apartments taken ior th,s NIL
clio, and not elsewhere accesSlplo' nis
piper written without religious pins,
cannot fan to interest any olc WY
appreciates the position or Eco Ill
at the head of a great rchElonH % IG l,,riI
Zntion. Henry NJ Stanley releNs NJ
story OF Of The DEVELOPMENT OF Aul.n
in 4 fresh way win reference 10 cur
rent events, ana a. tine Whtn INC
dirk continent ls attracting parueulur
attention his authoritative afuclt WI
| be read WIN new interest," captain
| Alfred T, Mahnn me hEulhheI
naval critic, contributes me nts' on
1 acverul papers on Nelson's naval We
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

McClures Magazine for Fchruor,
takes Its first grasp OF tho readciSs
attention with eight portraits Of Linz
com several OF them very rare) some
twenty other Lincoln pictures and m
account, Astounding IN vivid personal
details OF Llneolns mlsfortunes az n
country merchant. Of his entrnnre into
the legislature and the bepinnlng Of
ms acquaintance with Douglas, ~ hs
work MS a village postmaster ana y
deputy county turvoyor. OF his study Of
shekeapeare ana Burns and a cony ~
BLACKSTONE found by GLANCE in n bnr.
re- OF refuse, ana OF his romantic court
snip OF Ann Rutledge. and Ma nfiIc-
ton at her death shortly before lie
time appointed for their marrlaFe NN
IN the same number the we'll know,
editor Of the Railway AGE M ipa,,,,
feFiy Robinson, describes In deiai,
the Fastest railroad run ever maIe,S
the recent speed run between ChIcn.o
ana bufalo, when 100 miles were tray-
ersed AZ an average speed OF III on ,niioa
mn hour speed ns high as be- 4 ,niies
nm hour was 6tained. Mr.. Rdhinann
was one OF she official time l,es no,..,
Mt Murat Halstead long editor az nc
| cincinnati Commercial Gazette a'd
I now the editor Of the Ilronklyn gtnnd'
\ ard Union. relates tho history AZ 1,s
n ,, noininauon and administration
4 snnnsS important conversations with
ptnsnsiu nnn interesting personal remin
isesnees Etzabe,h stuart PHELPS. In n
ynnn,sr OF autobiography, gives an In.
S''s'n's picture OF New ENGLAND
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

The name OF THE Right Way" De
Leon, Mr.. p, II, Albritton publisher,
has boon changed to tho DeLeon Re-
eorder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

when an Old Indy begins To got snip
plsh In hor declaration about the quail
Is of the calico she wears, It's very
llkoly she has an eye On the other
womnn's buds. Same. rule applies to
nnMspnnela. snn2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

The demand for u strictly business
city administration is universal That
ticket deserves TO win and will win.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01
LITERARY NOTES.

r,o ,-eh,uaty st. Nicholas opens
III N,tIc noem by Charles Leg,
"n,,ad mon n true incident IN the ny
20 W,shinpton. Receniy mvch has
hean heard OF the Gibson Blrl en IN
Christine Torhune Herrick gives e ~ ,,i
teresting glimpse OF M ,,imst,a.
Roy" When the distinguisheu ~ ~, 20
tor was little boy, elsht - IL, emitting
Of age, he amused hinseu ~ 10
ont silhouettes from paper Win Eye
sora. A number of these We're Sani
no. Ma friends. and they are teprouuveu
~ Illustrate Mrs. Herrick's hItly'vu; ,
frhov snow a remarkable degree Oh ski
and instinct, especially when tai,
considered that they were done rup H.,
and without the least lpA,l ,Sitin,r
frank Welles Cnlklns has an eNei',ns
story of a buffalo hunt with the ~
dions on the Western frontier. ~ 70
raiIp1 "Uemmed In with the Si'si,
and describes the narrow escape OF w
hunters from a stampede OF the nulth,
loes. when the Leaves are roHe
1 nv Edith NJ. Thomas, " pit Oh W. ~,
| land lore. Holly aGd the i'ai,fouu no M,
| nails" by Arthur Hale, Is an account
| of the method of railroad slBn"lhnB
| through tho block system, Dy wniGn
/ travel hns been robbed of much oil lts
/ danger. Undoubtedly the most import
ant feature Of the number Is the llllu
selection of letters written from 7aii,va
by Robert Louis StcN enson to ms
ward, Austin Strong. These are run o.
picturesque descriptions OF the au
thor's native rotainers and have manl
characteristics touches. The serial
carry along the interest of their READ
ers with new chapters. The hero OF w
a Stoddard's "rhe Swordmaker
SON" witnesses contest in the am
phltheatcr at Jerusalem. "Slnbad
smith & Co.." according to Aiher
stearns, enter upon their strang
partnership and start out upon thel
travels. Among the poems are a emu
acteristlc verse by Oliver llerioru, IN
Iintutored Giranr," and "rhe rove
playmutes," by Anna Robeson Btowi
nm Incident in the captivity OF the littl
princes who were done to death b
King Richard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01


Well-sustaicod excellence is tte key
note OF Appleton's Popular Science
Monthly for February. In the INSTALL
ment Of his Principles Of Taxation in
this number, David 4, Wells describes
tie tax systems OF China AMI Japan
and shows that taxation has received
lcant attention in history or literature.
Two articles by Herbert Spencer appear
this month; one in his series ON Iro-
fcs8ional Institutions. tracing the ORR
gin of the Sculptor, the other being a
reply to objections raised by the Mar
quis Of Salisbury against The doctrine
OF evolution. Professor II. c. Bolton
concludes hls account Of the SmlthsOn-
ian Institution with description Of
its current activities, Illustrated with
NlGWs and portraits. Under the title
The Study OF Inheritance Professor w
Is, Brooks contributes the FIRST part of
an examination OF the doctrines set
forth by Francis Gallon, taking issue
with Mr. Bolton on some points. Other
illustrated articles are Gathering Nay
al stores, In which the mode Of OBJ
tanning turpentinc, rosin, etc, Is told
by Lee j. Vance, and Natural Features
OF Venezuela, a timely descriptive ar
ticle by Frederick a. Fernald As IL
( Illustrated also, though not In high
| style OF art, We must count Professor
Sully's, examination OF the drawings
va N''iANi'l "nu HuNhBtN lukeu IRON al .
I vance sheets Of his Forthcoming book.
| Studies of Childhuod, much OF which
has appeared IN the monthly Dr.
| charles c. Abbott contributes some of
| ms observations as to the Effect OF
| prolonged Drouth upon Animal Life
| Edmund Noble Discusses Imitation
! Among Atoms and Organism, Profess
sor William r. Newbold adds n chan.
| ter on Dissemination and 1ncoordinn
| tion to his series on SugFestibilty and
kindred Phenomena, aud Dr. Nathnr
/ Oppenheim advocates measures to pre.
vent the MULTIPLICATION of criminals
The subject OF the usual blographI
oal sketch and Portrait Is this month
n man prominent In affairs ns wei n,
scientific thought, Hon. Andrew Dick,
son White, tlrat president OF Cornell
eN-minister TO Germany and TO Russia
and now member of the Venezuela,
boundary commission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

Mrs. NJ. Sargent has agali
charge of the fremont Hoe Y
be glad to have her old if'sh'
customers stop with her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

Don't fail to see Paderewski 2
Alamo city February sd-RN
trip, via the Katy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

The mcdmm.slae fireman who
pitched Jim Corbett down stairs
probably didn't know that such action
was not allowable under the Queens
bury rules.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

~ - emNr',sR Editor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01


- ,--,,-1-.1r sa,s ~
'n'yu, N0,. w. ,,ar1,,s nosItton IN
be that he IS willing 20 unite IN Il cal
for a convention to select delegates to
the Chicago convention and when the
platform IN formulated TO
...t.. L.. "a Iii f,. u, ,,p,uTpa.Iptr ppu- /
u''.,J ~ " ,,iha', ,nd ,na democratic
,e",''' IT, 1e,oa,tc authority ia
e ,9 20 80 ,oii ,nr onythinpq
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Nt,,.,.t,t,,, ts q, ,,opomctnIiIgt "a cham
wv ,',,' r,,.''a,a,,,, ra,,,,,a ana ron,
pm " u,, -. ,'iar,, a,,,aIr,,,c,t
= ,''t',, ~, ous" a,5 r,,r,,and nd.
~" ,,,.,'., 70 ,,,, ,,,,,,,os, Ia IN let /
the Democratic campaign take the |
form Of a ghoHt dance Morrison is emil |
ncnuy Mt to direct the mournfnl fes-
tyltics.
Cotton raising VIII pay well when the
south has. within her own borders
manufactures to work the raw ma
terlal up into fabrics, but until such
...,,,tl,l,,, ..t,,s fuVrngt.p tyil uYt the
-, '.,'' ,.,. .,,,as,t,,,- o,otnst nn
's5. s,I',, A., ..,a,,,
'''' ~ '''-'-'',''' s-,-
uth" lara bclns those who hclp them
selves. "-DnIlnA News. snapshot,
Ts this "A defense Of Galveston by The
DALLAS Ncws against the efforts of the
Dallas freight bureau 10 'Nunl'ze the
conditions Of Texas marietta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

LARGEST CRY CIRCULATION
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

4 Entered OF the Postoilce az ,nnii
Aorih Texasi as secohd-elas"
Batter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

iAnoEsT souTHEpN CIRCULATION
win Three Exceptions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-01

LAnoEsr rnxAs CIRCULATION
The evening times., 1896-04-06
CLEAR DAYS ARE FEW.
Owners and Trainers Kept BACK
Inclement Weather.

Owners and Trainers Kept BACK py
Inclement weather.
New York, April 6.-Tbe inclemency OIL
the weather up to yesterday afternoon hIs
bampercd the thoroughbrcds considerapi!'
and never were race borses more pack'
ward in condition to begin the spring CAM
paign than this year.
Horses quartercd at Morris PARK arc less
forward than those quartered at the Long
Island race tracks. In the latter vicinity the
Ocean Parkway was boon 10 'raihcIs'
and besides that great facility the beach,
after the tide went out. was found to be ex-
celIent exercise ground. During the time
tbe snow lay deep on the tracks several OF
their trainers kept their horses going daliy
on the sand. BY this means Henry NC
Daniels, Nick Chandler, Mr.. Knox ana Mr.
Sipgerly have their horses in very fair con-
dition.
The Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay race
tracks were in fine shape yesterday for
working thoroughbreds. Willie Simms
piloted Ben Brush in a mile. which the little
giant covered in 1 81. Harry Reed did a
nice gallop, and Lilly and Loves. the two
year-olds, covered three furlongs at lively
clip.
Lakeland brought up his entire string
to Gravesend, and the horses knew they
had been to a track when they got back
to Brighton Beach. Counter Tenor. with
Hamilton up, was sent a mile at much better
than two plinutes. King Arthur ii, Horn
pipe and Emma c. did about the same work.
Hamilton rode Hornpipe. Gotham and
Ajax had stirring-up furlong Gallop IN
1:2S. Both are In good condition.
At sheepshead Bay sena tor Grady,
The evening times., 1896-04-06
BEN BRUSH'S ODDS GO DOWN
His Owner Bets 81, 900 at 4 to l in
the Kentucky DERBY.
Now Regarded as Sure Startcr-Sen NJ
per Ego Looked Upon az n DAN
gcrous Factor in the Race

louisville, KY, Apnl 6.-For many
weeks the followers Cf the bang-talis have
been spcculating as to the probability
of Ben Brush starting in the Kentucky
Derby, and il can now be positively
stated that when the flag goes down for
the historic race on May the son or
BramHle will be i'll motion, with Jockey
SImms up.
1hc la,,cr recently stated that lie would
ride Ben Brush in the Kentucky Derby,
and additional assurance will be found in
the fact that Dwyer put 81 200 at 10 l.
He wanted another thousand at TO !,
hut the pool-rOOm declined After Dwyers 8
play the odds on the bay colt went down
10 two. ant. the booklcs are net now exc RI
ing themselves in an effort TO IND takers
al even that price.
To the WONDERFUL improvement in Ulysses
can be attributed the iavor in which the
colt is held 10y the public. The Falsetto
colt has made marked Improvement during
the idle months, and his early spring work
has been more than his trainer ever looked
for. There has been but little change,
except i'll the case OF BCu brush, since the
odds were last issued Sempcr Egois now
locked upon as a dangerous factor in the
race, and with Ben Brush out many believe
the colt would land the prize.