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Behring is locked up at the Cottage Grove
avenue police station. Upon hearing q
cam, TO Chicago and called at the Pull
man residence. He said he was near
relative of the dead millionaire and asked
to he allowed TO see the remains.
CHlcAGo-Ther was lively fight at
ward meeting between tho followers OF
CITY Collector j. G.. Martin and County
civil Service Commissioner j. A. Quip,
rival leaders In the Twenty-fourth ward
politics. John Cooney was shot In the
Les, several men Were smashed over the
head with clubs and cares, and a patrol
wagon Allied With policemen had TO be-
called to the hall before order was res
stored.
MANHATTAN. Kan TubertNiuosis in
an advanced stage has been found TO ox-
ist In a herd of cattle owned by the KAN
sas state Agricultural college. The dis
case, 1t Is said. was krcwn TO have been
hi the herd for years, and tho old man.
ngoment OF the college has been condemns
cd fot not taking action. The present
beard OF regents has not decided ms to
what means shall be taken 10 prevent the
spread of the disease. Part OF the herd
has been killed.
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YAwNs FOR HIM. IF / HAVE TIVE
POWER. THE FATE or BOSS TWEED
AND JOHN Y. M'CANE WILL. RE his.
MAKE NO THREATE. BVTT A 0REAT
CRIME HAS BEEN GOMMITTED."
Tom JOHNSON of ohio was <he next speak
or. He said
This campaign marks an ERA In Mn.
tory; for Henry George elbows the real mon.
the men who produce the wealth; he pro-
poscs no plan complicated or hnrd to Geo
and to take some on and put mono on and
you will have the reformation you want.
don't believe the world will be sot right
by labor unions. They VIII never procure
Tor the wealth. producer all that he 10 en-
titled to .
Robert A.. Van wyck. the democratic
nominee tor mayor. was slated for y speech
at Tammany meeting tonight at ths
Jefferson club house, but he failed 10 put
in an appearance. IneteSd, however. Id
sent letter. which was read TO the
audience. 1t was an attack upon the pres
ent city administration.
General Tracy, republican candidate for
mayor tonight made his speech In the
borough Of Bronx. Tho meeting was at
tended by about 1000, General Tracy and
the other candidates were enthusiastically
received. General Tracy appealed TO the
absent portion OF the audience. asking
them II they wanted 10 bring back the panic
OF 1896 in 1900. to which there were cries
Of mo, no."
Then. II you do not" continued the
speaker, get out your friends and gather
your forces to the ballot box" ~
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STRENGTH FROM TAMMANY.

George and Low Are Reinforced by
Large Contingent OF Voters.
New York. October 21.--The final lining
up for the first municipal election In
Greater New York Is almost complete.
After some hesitancy the united democracy,
sometimes called the o'Brien democracy
has decided that its place 10 with Henry
George. More influential and more numcr-
GUS is the Manhattan democracy, which has
elected to support Seth Low. The potency
OF the 10000 votes which the Stecklcr
brothers claim to have organized and con-
trolled, was under the Gilroy -Tammany
regime by the appointment of one Of the
Steckers to city judgship. A point upon
which the Stecklertes-lareely drawn from
the German element in New York--finds
itself at once with the Citizens Union is
sue. is that OF sumptuary legislation. for
In his letter of acceptance which has stood
as the platform of the Citizens Union In
this campaign. Mr.. Low said OF tho exist
ing excise law:
Where the Raines law fails. as applied
10 New York, IL fails because Il does not
take into account the public sentiment OF
the city. New York. while characteristic
ally an American city. is also ns the Ger
mans say, n world city. Men OF every sort
of upbringing must be able to live In such
a city happily, and naturally, OF course,
with due regard to the rights and con-
veniences OF others
Under the circumstances Il IL to be ex-
pected that Tammany will suffer by the
decision Of the Stecklerite councils to
stand by Low. To what ex1nt the ac-
ton OF the united democracy viii affect
the result. Is subject to much wider con-
lectures. It's membership ls comparatively
an unknown quantity. Latterly the or
ganzation has taken sides with the free
silver element In the party, and II was
foremost in the demand that Henry George
declare himself unequivocnlTy In sympathy
with the platform adopted at Chicago last
year
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SHORT NEWS STOKES.

ST. LOUIS-An eight round contest be-
tween Peter Maher and Bob Armstrong ~
being arranged by the ST. Louis Press
club with Parson Dawes
NASHVILLE, Tenn.--In the National
convention OF Sons OF FhlatelistS. rou-
tine business was transacted ana New
York selected as the next meeting place
BERLIN-lThe North German Gazette
a announces that Emperor William has con-
firmcd the appointment OF Baron Won
RuIoys as minister for foreign affairs and
minister of state
CLI:VELAND-H. M. Hanna. brother
Of NJ a. Hanna and pres dent 81 me
Globe shipbuilding company HES CRITICAL
~ III al his horne. the result OF an opera.
ton for appendicitis
TOUGHKEEPSIE N. Y.--Admiral John
l.. W9rden; the hero Of me Monasof' T yaa,
ser, ice was simple. Tho casket was
draped In American nags.
Sr. LOUIS-H. w Steinbliss, secretary
Of the building Trades Council OF ~.
Louis, has issued a call for a general con-
veniior on the councils of the country. to
be held IN this city December 20.
DENvER-The stockholders OF the Dem
yer Consolidated Gas company have rail-
fled the action OF the board OF directors.
accepting the city's proposition 10 lease
tho plant mt per cent on the appraised
valuation for eight years.
eT. LOUIS According to one OF the
hest Informed financlers In the city East
ern capitalists have been here quietly
gathering Information ard estimates and
arranging the prellminar,es for a rapid
transit elevated system for st. Louis.
NEW YORK-A dispatch 10 the Herald
from Lima, Peru, says: The senate has
begun the debate on the measure proyId-
INK for gold standard which was recent
ly approved by the chamber Of deputies.
II IN predicted that the measure will pass
the senate.
HANNIBAL. Mo.--Mrs. Virginia B.
Todd. who has had three trials on the
charge OF the murder of her daughter,
Ifettic Bethel, aged II. on June l5, 1896,
was convicted on the fourth trial at New
London. The Jury gave her twenty-five
years Imprisonment.
MINNf1APOLIS--The nominating com
urittee OF the American Missionary asso-
citation effectually disposed OF the story
that President Gates was 10 be retired
BY fenom!natins him for sixth term. All
OF the present officers were renominated.
with one minor exception.
NEW MADRID. Mo.--George waster-
man. aged go. shot his yoaIng stepdaugh-
ter and then blew out his own brains. He
| had been suspected OF criminal intimacy
with his granddaughter for some time. and
that N supposed 10 have been the cause
| for the tragedy. as the girl would have
soor become mother.
CHICAGO Ferdinand Friedrich 0pstav
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THE ILL FATED TEXAS.
One of Her Steam Launches Blew
Up-SeverRl Men Hurt

~
Boston, Mass. October 21.--The boiler
of one Of the steam launches OF the battle
ship Texas blew UP while 1t was alongside
the battleship and number OF men, in
GLIDING two officers and o. surgeon, were
injured, none fatally.
The explosion occurred Just as the launch
reached the side of the ship. having towed
down the ships boats, each full OF men
who were engaged in the naval parade. On
the launch at the time we're thirty-five
men, including Lieutenant Commander
Delahanty, Lieutenant Bristol Ensign
Wardham and General Sudhoff, the ships
surgeon. The smokestack the top OF the
boiler and part of the canopy over the
boiler were blown into the air and what
was left Of the launch caught fire from
the sheets OF flames, but the fire had little
to burn. The men In the pit with the
boller-John Phillips, an oiler, and John
Fisher. coal passer-were thrown vio-
lently against the wooden partition.
Fisher was badly injured internally. Lieu
tenant Delahanty and Ensign Wardham
emerged from the explosion as from bat
tie, their faces and hands bruised and
burned but otherwise they were uninjured
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A. 10 Greenland.


Washington officials deny that they are
negotiating with Denmark for the purchase
OF Greenland or even thought OF doing SO.
Ono can accept tho denial, and still regard
the idea OF acquiring that chilly country
os extremely interesting and, to speak
quite within measure. not altogether with
out argument in its vigor. While Green
land can not be called n garden spot Of
the EARTH" and while IT'S climate does not
rival that with which California has been
endowed by beno'lcent--legend, yet In
tho one respect as In the other 1t stands,
for comparative purposes. within sigh, OF
Alaska. and 1t isn't so very far below the
horizon Of Eastern Massachusetts. We hayo
recently discovered that either from luck
or foresIght-it makes no practical differ
cnce which--Secretary Seward put unlim-
tied millions into this country's pockets
when he }tboki Alaska from Russla's bargain
counter, and it's Just possible that Sccre-
tary Sherman, by proving himself az mad
as many people thought his predecessor
was, might establish an equal claim upon
the gratitude Of posterlty. There are sew
eral facts on which to base the assertion
OF this possibility. In the first place Green
land, being 1900 miles long and 700 wide.
ls the biggest island on Garth aud that
circumstance alone would reconcile Chi
cagO to Its purchase. In the second place.
It's population OF 400 or 400 Danes and IL
600 or 1000 lSskimos could be assimilated
without filling good politicians with APP
prcheneion or bad ones with delight, which
Is more than can be eaid OF Cuba st.
Thomas or Hawaii. Finally, Greenland In
not destitute OF immediate money value.
lts great deposits OF cryolite are worth a
good deal now. and Will BIO worth vastly
more In the future, when the world has
10 put aluminium to new apd varied usss,
Then there are fishes and birds innumer-
able. with not few whales, seals and wal
ruscs along Its coast, coal exists in Disco
and on Lady Franklin bay and In the in
terior--under few thousand feet Of Ice,
to be sure--there may be, for all anybody
knows, regular convention Of Klondikes.
Denmark Is hard up. II would be worth
while to ask her what she would take for
this, TO her. almost useless possession
worth while, II only II would bother the
dear Britlshers and set them to talking
about us in their nice, kindly way.
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Mntamoros ITEMS

Os. Mexico. October 21.--Fishts
yesterday Camilo Castillo was
\. roh JAIL. He went to his house,
report, got drunk and raised
IN. was stabbed in the neck by his
II. ~ Tomas Mendez. who ilca across
eestillo is in the hospital and
n. Aoou, the same time. while fool
y o ~ PISTOL. a boy named Fiorencio
n ~ candy seller. Pillar Rodrl-
rrs, mouth. producing al ugly
M...evino was jailed.
d hnoros and Monterey railroad
,hs, a queer little street ear,
mi use 10 carry them from the
!. , ssaops to the Main plaza. Yea
L s,sa ey were coming in a small hoy
M a a ride and got his foot crush
hsra ses was jailed and is liable TO
|or n. while. though in no way Gull
\ J,ss Dur and her daughter. who is
|o.s ceryantez OF New Laredo.
|k1rrhn. onnevendo end Chapa, promi-
- nts Of Monterey. Ieft this
sute to the latter city.
4
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A UNION PACIFIC DEAL.
Russell Sage Invited by Mckinley to
Form a Syndicate.

FORM "a Synutcute.
New York, October 81 The World says
Russell Sage created o. sensation in Wall
street late yesterday by sensation in that
he had been invited by President Mckinley
to form q syndicate In the Union Pacific
railway ON the basis OF satisfying the full
governments claim in the Union Pacific. Mr..
Sage invited subscriptions TO plan, to be
hereafter brought out. for the foregoing
object. The paymen: OF the governments
claim In full is understood TO be the first
condition in this plan. Mr. Sage's repre-
sentatives announced last night that he had
received subscriptions for over s75, 600, 900
within two hours OF his announcement
1t was announced he would continue TO
receive subscriptions until his plan was
subscribed at least three times over. AS
in the bond transaction. Mr. Sage thinks
there is unlimited capital available for the
settlement OF the Pacific road debts with
out loss to the government and without
blind pools. Mr.. Sage goes to Washington
today to confer with the president and
the attorney general at their request
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THEY HAVE MADE UP.
Sensational Reconciliation OF q Per-
Sim prinNc md prlnccns.


Paris, October n ALI Paris Is talking
of the sensational reconciliation of the
Prince and Princess dc sagan. II is moth
Ing less than a great society event
The prince had long been separated from
his wife. On May % last he suffered a
paralytic stroke and the affection took
such serious turn that his spiritual adj
visers administered the last sacrament.
To the surprise OF everybody he roll,ed,
and though frequently lying of late he.
tween life and death, he finally recovered
sufficiently to get the permission OF his
medical advisers to drive in the Bois de-
Boulognc.
The horses had scarcely started before
the Prince de Sogan ordered his toschn an
to drive &c the residence Of tho princess
In the rue ST. Dominique. On a'riylng
there be was received with open arms by
the princess and compte de Perigord.
The news soon spread all over Paris.
The prince remains at the residence OF the
princess Tho reconciliation ~ undtri TODD
to be largely due to the efforts OF tie
oompte de Perigord and an EIklish royal
persOnaRe,
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'ECR AWFUL DISASTER.
4 Philippine Islands SCAT
=. Death and Destruction.
Inns OF LIVES SACRIFICED.
.,s ana villages Oblfter-
r,om the Face of the
|--..h by the wild storm.

!. october 21.--A dispatch received
Jeyte, one Of the Philippine
..v, that place has been almost
|, - by a cyclone, that many persons
q, killed and that damage to prop
lncalculable.
.,cloue, 1t is said. destroyed the
:, rap,ebau and Hernanion, on the
X leyts, as well as several villages.
I,.tuated that 400 persons lost their
through the disaster.
:. from Manila say the cyclone
Ia On october -. and they add that
Ia and Burugo, on the eastern coast
y. have been wiped out.
.nense wave swept inland. engulf-
Images. Several thousand natives
\, at Tagleban. The cyclone also
,he island Of samar. The full ex-
the catastrophe is not yet known.
TOWN Of Leyte. however, sustained
|tle damage, contrary to the first re-
received.
Ihd, october 2l.-The damage is etti-
At $500, 900 pesetas.
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CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.
nrtlItant Celebration of Civic anu
N,Ittury Exercises Yesterday.

Nnehy'Ile Tenn., Octobef zI.-lHiere was
n very gcoa attendance at the centennial
oxnos,tion today, the occasion being the
ceIebrat,on Of Director Generals pay.
THE nublic and private schools were closed
N honor of the day. and thousands oil
children were present.
The festivities the event were opened
with the firing ola salute of thirteen guns
on the military field TITS was followed
nv a grand spectacular parade. horse
show limited TO thorcuEhbreds from me
hes. stock farms In the Stare and cattle
shaw limited 10 blooded cattle. An exhi-
btion Of ponies and several pony races
came next. $40 ,,t,a,
narade within the exposition grounds. The
procession was headed by band under
The command OF Major John s Loud OF
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Expensivc Food for Alaska.

Portland. Ore. October q. Tho steamer
George W. Elder. which leaves here Fri
day night for Dyea Alaska, will take 1000
dozen eggs and about a ton and half OF
poultry. fresh meats and oysters, which
II is intended 10 transport over the Chill
coot pass to Dawson City by dog train
before Christmas. The eggs have been
prepared and are ready Tor shipmenf.
They were broken into cans. sealed UP aud
then frozen The shippers expect to real
ize 800. coo out OF the yensure. They ex-
pact TO sell the eggs at s35 per dozen and
the poultry O., fabulous prices.
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Cincinnati. October q. - After winning
the Kentucky Central stakes at Latonia
today Malvollo was disqualified and the
race given to DR.. Black, who was only
beaten nose in a most exciting finish.
Seven furlngs-Con Reagan, Bill Dawdy.
Lady Britannia. Time 1894
Six furhongs-Isabey, Temp. Marlto.
Time 1151R
One mile - j. III. c., Whaterlou, Lord
Zeni. Time 1854.
The Kentucky Central stakes, one mile
DIR. Black. Don Quixote. Our Chance.
Time / :45ls.
Handicap six furlongs-The Elector,
Imp. Skate, Nick Carter. Time 117A.
SIX furlongs-Oral. Forsythe, What
Next. Time 1 80
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A TERRIBLE TIME.
Four Hundred Snakes Turned Loose
in n Crowded Gathering.

Four Hundred Snakes Turned Loose
in n Crowded Gathering.
Holgate. Ohio. October 21.-Lsst night
a museum was exhibited here in large
car, which had on exhibition glass and
wire cage containing 400 snakes. The
crowd was so great that the cage was
crushed, allowing the reptiles to run at
large. Among the collection were a num-
Der OF black diamond mathematics. meas
uring from five to eleven feet long. They
were stepped upon by the crowd and sew
eral were bitten. All the doctors in the
town were called to give medical aid.
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MATCHING A REVOLUTION.
This Time Santo Domingo Is the
Object Of Attack.
AN EXILE IS TO BE THE LEADER.
The scheme Laid In New York BY
Fenton Mcsco. ana Trouble IL
Ahead for President Hereaux.

New York, October ei.--Thc Journal and
Advertiser says: Efforts to crystalize
tho opposition to President Hcreaux Of
San Domingo by the Spanish speaking re-
public that shares with the French speak
ing republic OF Hayti. the West Indian is-
land of Hayti. into revolution, are said
to be nearing completion In this city.
The leader Of tho movement IL Feuton
Mosco. who arrived here last July, and 10
said to have been constantly busy ever
since with secret meetings with this pur-
pose in view.
His friends here declare that he Il the
most available man to lead q revolution
against the monarchial ruler. Mosco was
long ago recognized by Hereaux as dam
garous man. and Hercaux was schemtng
TO put him In prison and place him where
no could not endanger the administration
when Mosco got wind OF the preeldents
intention and promptly skipped out OF thu
country. He went to the ncighborng
island of Porto Rico, and was nearly as
sas,sinated there shortly afterwards,
Mosco'e friends openly declare their belief
that the wonld-bc aesassips were In
the pay of President Hercaux, the desper-
ate methods having been resorted to, they
claim, because Moscu was rapidly per-
fecting his plans to return secretly to San
Domingo and start an uprising, which
Hereaux wanted to prevent by any means.
Mosco's assailante In Ponce. Porto Rico,
came very near killing him, He wns
taken unawares and stabbed once before
he realized his danger, alid then managed
to escape only because one Of the men,
thinking a fatal blow had been struck
ran aWay md the other WAS too scared
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AoRAEs IN POSSESSION.

iehus In Frisco His RevO-
"h Goes on Apnce.
aieisco, Cal, October 21.--Private
rum Quezaltenango via Tapaul-
eA'co' dated October 20, were re-
s' The dispatch proves that
'ofees are in possession of Quezal-
qua mat the o-callcd official"
- ohlcials in Washington are false.
! r,,h reads: Revolution con-
En- n me same activity as in the
IA. We are infor.ed that false
Al my, eeh sent out by Rcypa. Be as
WI success. Congratulate.
"Moraes.
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INDIANS SAID TO BE ARMIN0.
Sherokees Have Large Quantities Of
and Are Evidently Preparing for Trouhe

1A'ue ROCK Ark. October
mas Just leaked
a'ihg themselves
"eAs out Preparations ar
make rolls ~ ~ SoA A0" po'seu'ns 20
so, 9's on the cherokees blu bitter
ons the Ignorant full boods to
70 change their government n ~ - 'Ap'
ieaog advocates Of Of
nave on he taken
are great posnnen and OF
$3.50 80 "s"p0"' "'"ou' 1auacuns unusuai
man who
ana sounded the
ms that
PUBIC the outbreak
uea depends upon the action inextm n ! -
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Harlem winners.

Chicago, October 2l.-Harlem results:
Five furongs- Bnchanter Mamie Cal
Ian. Majesta. Time l:ol%.
one mile and seventy yards = Muska-
longe Queen Safe, Harry Gwynn. Time
Six Acknowledgements. Leiber Karl. ST.
Gne mile Cicero stakes - Sea Robber,
Berc,a!r. DR.. Sheppard. Time l:iOI -,
Six furlongs-Time Maker, May W.
Abuse. Time 1:13A.
Five and one-half furlongs-Pacemaker.
SIR Hobart. Miss Kinbello. Time LUBE
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Norrin Park WInners

New York, October 21.-Morris Park re-
suits:
One mile-Good Times. Ben Ronald,
Mana II, Time Al.
Seven furlongs-Sailor King, Homelike.
Chalmers. Time 1;29A.
Hunter, one and one-eiglhth mile Cleo
phus. Poetess, Miss Prim. Time 1861.
Castleton stakes. five furlorgs, selling
Miss Tenny kenmore Queen, Senator
Morgan. Time 49, seconds.
sin furlongs - Rodesia. Cavalero, Ire
margo. Time 1:10h. -
one mile and nth--BernardlHo.
Eataca. Hugh Penny. Time 1:W.
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BAIL FOR LuErGERT.
Formal Notice That Application VIII
Be Made Today.

Chicago, October 21.---At | o'clock this
afternoon council for Lustgert gave States
Attorney Dencen notice that they would
tomorrow morning make formal applica-
ton before Judge Tuthill for admission Of
the prisoner 70 bail. Judge Tuthll will
be asked to fix the amount of bail at sl5.-
900, but Luetgert will enter the court pre-
pared to furnish bond OF $4,000 If neces-
eary.
pared TO say whether or not he would he
sst the application.
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AAIANs WANT "PROTECTION.,
west Against the Treaty With
the United States.

vest Against the Treaty With
the United States.
ma October 21.-In the Bavarian
'0oay the premier, Baron Won Vail
N replying to Deputy Rattslnger
'aen, who asked for a denunciation
= favored nation treaties with tho
states and Argentina and demand
increase IN the duties ON cereals In
'ersst Of Bavarian agriculture, de-
smpnatically that decisions on such
= should only be made after thor
v0isideration Of all questions. The
Au'ai products affected by the treaty
Eue United States, the premier point
" were not 20 great as frequently
sa'sc, and whatever steps were nee
Nvuid be exhaustively considered at
y was impossible. he said IN con-
Il lot the favored treaty to be de.
sS now but he could say nothing OF
Fl moment,
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LOUISVILLE HIT HARD.

Louisville. October 21.--On account of
the manipulated report of the Kentucky
Central stakes. run at Laton;a today, and
referred to in dispatches from Cincinnati
and Nashville, the local pool rooms stand
to lose about $1,000 Tapkassee. who is
shown in the reports as being one of the
ALSO rams" and who was such long
shot that his price was not given, was
sent in as the winner There We're but
one or two tickets played on him here and
the pool rooms avoided being caught on
this
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, ratta L,eIber Karl. st.
Mind.or Winners.

Detroit, October 21.-Wndsor results:
SIX fur.ongs-Dr. Stuart, Early Bird jim
Isle. Time 1:2o.
one mile-Aivin W.. cogmoosey, scand-
land Time In.
SIX and one-haf furlongsmHarnodourg
strathree,. Robert Latta. Time l:26
u, 0ns a Mnvard II Time 1:5e.
Slx furlcngs--Jo,ly Son, Backing Brush.
Jchn Conroy. Time lis.