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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
4 NusiueSs Dir~"t1rN.

capt, {. {, E,eThArt has returned IA
Albuquerque, whittier he gees IN the In.
lrfr-tr ~ the business directory Of New
Mexico and Arizona, $OOn " be published
ia this city,
This directory will contain 4 list Of the
different business liTms, the location II
the different COUNTESS, cities and towns,
their Indebtedness, EXPENSE, assessment
aud rat" NJ taxation. population, postal
and banking facilities, latest election re-
turns, aud Othr. valuable statistics aud
Information. II Will be- rendered espec-
lally attractive by the iine-t photo rn.
Cravings ~ many ~ the prominent men
IT the different localities and will be
prlniri on tine Hot paper aud subStan'
TALLY bound.
The Aho'e item Is clipped from the Op,
TIC Mr. ENerhArt has been in the city
fur ~rmr time, aud reports doing we'll,
In IlrzfN expects 10 begin on IT, city
directory IN few weeks, and hopes u
make II more valuable aud better than
the one i~'ued last spring
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

Yesterday Afternoon between = and o.
o'clock, the second section IT through
'hrrp train eleven duuhle.drrkrd cars
loaded with sheep and threr rmpty box
ears going north, waI wrecked ahuut
une fourth ~ mile west " sands, the
iir-t siding thus side ~ Kihrra. ~ thu
ulnri-ttA mountains. II - relslrtti that
the accident Wa cau.ri hN u hfukpu
tldnRe on the first eat bruud Ia" engine
AID that ten cars luAiri with sheep one
remaining uu the lfack aud the three
buN cars went over ~ the dI,rh. kIihuy
sheep hy the wholesale The ~lrrp we're
purchased frw DAYS hgn FROM uuu sd
Luna. hy I Is K,Nuuia-. ut thr \rItt M
iitm ut k"Nuud- ~ i"tggtru, W,r, Nat.
erred, led aud H. luad,i at the leo
eat strk yards yesterday 10" second
section II the tram pulled out
% Alhuqurrqu" at l2.p Nr-trrda,
attefuuOt. ~ clafgr ~ tHhdurt"t Nikr
MURPHY, with conductor y tgfa-,' crew.
aud with Engine't Nafi 90 "ugInr W.
HHi The tact- ~ III" wreck Wrrr trI,.
graphri lat" last night 1" lave Niu'k
Agent NTuk-, tm, rltN. aul Zee states
that the caf- contained about 1'n -hwI
pAph
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
TOT nH ,IIAItNCILR
Thieves Enter the Hous- 81 III" stock.
Nhrd fnrr ImAn.

Thieves Enter the Hous- 81 til" stock
gard Foreman.
Yesterday evening thieves entered the
house Of silas Wright, foreman Of the
Alchiron Topeka X Santa fr -luckyari4
aud stole new brown uNticoat aud srN.
rral pairs ~ blankets. Mr.. Wright tele
ph0ned his ioss Ia Agent Mat-ol at once
special Agent Frank Harris and Police.
man Carson afterwards arrested two men
at lsleta with blankets In their pnSSes.
sion, who on being brought 10 town,
gave their names ~ :. v Riggles aud
August Raymond Mr.. Wright Identified
the blankets in the po-session of August
Raymond, who also had ak. shootpT and
knife on his person when searched. He
will have u preliminary hearing before
Justice Crawford Tomorrow morning
There WAS no evidence on which tO hold
Rggles and he WAS turned loose
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
The Peters Cattle

The Kansas city Times IT few days
aSo says, IT, H. Peters, OF NJ paAO, Tex,
who has made such heavy shipments Of
Mexican cattle Ia the KaLsss city market
since October, IL In the city. Mr., Peters
had On yesterdays marked SIX Mexican
steers, which we're sold 10 feeders, but at
prices which could not be obtained Ar.
Peters has contracted FOR the purchase OF
2nuD cattle from Gov. Tarasas. OF Chi.
huahua, Mex. GOV Tarasas has ~ many
cattle and sheep that they have never
been counted, but 1t Ia reported that he
brands annually Boon calves"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

A healthy baby I. the real je~ti fot whicl
the Wedding ing ~ only the ssttitt
Thett - no place in Natures economy II
childleu marriage Welded couples a. .
ate ch,ldlesa Afe never truly married
baby ~ the tie that binds The baby 10 ~
pledge that mshss husband and wife one
nature and in fact, aud that teaches nut,
seli ~acrihcc and sympsthy Thousands .
couples are childless because OF the wifi
neglect ~ het health as woman Too f.
women fully appreciate the importance
krrptng healthy aud vigorous the ntsaf
Npun which motherhood 10 dependent 4
= Consequence thsy are weah where IN,
should be strong aud motherhood - eth
an impossibility o. . totturssome And da
sstuus ordeal THIS " easily temedied
The most ~ondetful medicine fot wum,
!. III Prtre's fsvorut Prescription
acts directly and only on those delicate a.,
race depends II Alays iuhammaii,
soo,hss pam and mAtss thos- ufga
hes'thy aud vigorous II prepares
motherhood II MAKES the eIpeCtant pen
comfortable II makes hsby's coming -
and almoa, painless and tnsutrs health
both mother and child Druggists sell II
,sss pleasure IN erp'es.inE my faith
yoai tsyof'ie Pres r,p'iun writes MIS- Nj
csin 81 Citation, ALLEGHENY Co - ANri ~
years Of sahrriuE ! beEsn taxing ~ rrstt,
medicins aad Do~ an entirely cured -
heen treahied With dtsplscemrnt ~ ,ntett,
organs foe souas tine snd siso 9TH ui,etau
chertiuliy recU-s ne M d. rtstcs Issutits y.
Srip,,on to ell invslid isdies
The ptohi side 81 life Is health The be
suce " written IN the r,ch RID pure blood
health DT Pietce's Pleasant Pellets Gu.
constipation and make the blood rich a.
pure They never gr,pc ny druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
A pA,uful Mi.foY,ua..

Last week, white out hunting. A. Rod,
man had his lee, and hands quite severely
frozen, He did not realize his misfortune
until after his arrival at home. He will
lore the large toe on his right foo. and
the small toe on his left foot, a. the 70
suit Of the freezing Ration Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
N@scus Home.

Report for December, lsssi: Received
from sen Aarcial clrrIe, $I2.55; received
from Albuquerque, $3.50; received from 4
ranehman, -; total cash received e22.U
EXPENSES Of the Home. $3.50. Fruit do
mated by Mrs Stamm; clothes donated b,
Mrs. Barnett. A pounding. by the ". {
7. |. ladies'. Mrs, Vaughn. Mrs. johnson
Mrs.. Bliss, Mira Jenkins and Mrs. stamm
was greatly appreciated by the Home.
Mrs FANNIE WRIGHT. Sec'y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

capt. Fred. Muller this week received
ear load Of superior coal from his
. Mara mine AT CprrillOs aud found u
ready sale Tor same al the regular mar.
ket price Of 1919 per ton II cost him 1 |
pr ton ~ place II on the cars At Cerrillos,
the railroad charged him g. per ton for
transportation to santa W aud he then
hal I" pay the cost Of delivering II 10 his
customers in santa Fe. lie came out
about even. He now PROPOSES to deliver
his coat IN santa fe 10y wagon direct
from Crrrlllos aud will thus make say.
ing ut fully $50 per ton. His coal II
equal - the best ever pat into this mar.
kel New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

r. II lhIhul riitr ~ the Great West,
ha- Watt uu HI nos" - ha. K n.
J,hu.ul, tlr ah,cuudrf With iva dla.
muud, aud u go nugget from n Denver
Jcwrtrr he mnlr- are -trlklugty STINT
lar IN color aud size, aud tins lead to the
editor arrest at Humboldt, Nevada. lhe
police ut that town placed Mr. Ialhot
under arrest ~ answering Ia Juhusnu's
description and were trmly convinced
that the thlrt hal been caught Juhn-On
skipped and the editor Wa turned loose.
Denver News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
EIN.n.S 10 LIGHr FOR cuhA.
Lieutenant Hays lt.itss a Sens Ition In
Amy III. -eN.

Lieut. Chu. r. HAYS. ul a., 18th tufnu
tr ina. rr,a,,.l a s,n.,,,. r,,.
=, -.
""'' '"'"N INV IN" N"'""'' "AP'"7'
SAY.
quite n -rn-Alipn has l,.rn created 10
Afny ritrIr, at Fort sam Houston b, the
sudden departure aud subsequent tp-ig
nation IT second Lieutenant Charles K.
HAYS. Co. r., 18th infantry. ca Jan. /.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16


few days ago the Associated Press tel.
egramS announced the closing Of the san
Juan county bank at Aztec, The Index
has the following Ia say on the subirc
owing 10 lack ot proper support and u
The fact that H. {. Prewitt cashier OF the
Institution, fUGhd II Ia h!s interest IA r..
move Ia Durango, the san Juan county
bank, which has been doing busiEtsss IN
Aztec Tor u number uf years past, went
into voluntary liquidation NOt only VIA
III" bank " inrslimable benefit 10 this
county, tut Mr.. rrewitt has been n large
investor IN property here, and the closing
IT the bank and Mr.. prrwitls removal IL
unIot,unats a. say the least. That there
Il enough BUSINESS In this county "a l:,s-
tlty the existence NJ u bank cannot be
consistently denied, aud ~ the fact that
many depOSltnra favored the Durango
banks with their patronage must be AZ.
trihut'd the closing Ot the doOrs Of the
San Juan County bank. The accounts Oi
the bank have been transferred 10 the
Nmrltrr city state hank at Durango,
where All depoeitUrs' checks will be hon.
0ret, thaS. '. stafford IL still NJ the old
stand, writing Insurance policies. per.
forming nutArial work. etc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

II. Uutt'u' 1'tiurs
cut ~ the turmoil AMI stress caused hy
the visit II VI bryan to Sew Haven
amt hl. encounter with the ial" stu.
irut-, there l. one incident that has never
frachrd the ears ~ the outside world. hut
Nmrl ha- given n NE long nickname L.
a ale unirfgtaiuat".
be- -rrnrA CONNECTED With the appear
aurr II MI Ntlan ~ this rlty have hAri
~ iaisi from the puhlrr mind ~ vet. ant
II viii Ice remembered that after the
'huN-' Treated Nj Bryan with dl-cour
I"-i that he Iu-t his temper H. ~ slight
I"grr", and ~all prtulantly Let llu,-r
i"ll""- hiss out there ~ the crowd who
com" her" h. college a. -prud the nj
gotten gains Of thrlr fathers
Mi hfNau l. SAID H. llNr regarded his
treatment l., IA" young men ~ Vale ~
'"r! ruir tut the Undergraduates Of the
university have not taken the remarks ~
Mr. Bryan with ANY drgtrr " -"riuuS.
u,s-.
One 81 "a" most popular fellows NJ the
senior rla~- Is John Marshall Gaine-, NJ
Albuquerque, y, NJ Since Mr Rryan'-
cutting remark -umr one has huhh,d hun
"IllTuttrn raln"-, AMI noN the lai II
rarely known hy ANY other name, It l.
a rnZzllng rGprrlrnr" Tor n stranger to
t." passing through the lalr campus on n
stu evening and hear Voice sing out
Hll, III uolten nalnr~ stick yuur head
uut ~ the window
To such few stranger, ~ ate fortunate
enough To- hear the origin OF the mex.
name explained a laugh Is assured, but
IA" otlrf- I"nirr IA vain over the m,-
terry,
Sir ,alur- says that No. Doesn't mind
thr ulrkuamr -o mugh tu declare that
H. II lhrl uu his father Sew Haven.
conn Register
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

}. Il. EpA" trustee Ia Minnie Muhlin.
pah deed in '., -. block Il. Gallup So
John y. D'BrenGan trustee, to klhorI
y. k"l- aud wife release 10 lot >. hlucE
80. tilllup ~.
!. ; Iiuhhrll, successor IN trust Ia A.
bert f. Rrl- aud wife. release To lot .
block -, Gallup, 81.
Albert +, krl- AMI wife Ia James NJ
Carman. warranty u lot :, block ~, tai
luI, klJU.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

J. 3. Garcia, sx probate clerk, Will
leave In few days for Las Cruces, where
Mira Garcia and the children haze been
soiourning with relatives and friends the
past two months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

We desire ~ state that we have on
hand the sum OF t7l,9 towards the pur.
chase Of monument ~ the memory oi
the late John BradeD, and unless ohjec.
ton IL raised In the next ten days, W.
shall proceed 10 use the money "a erect
suitable headstOne over his grave
Yours truly,
THE RRADEN COMMITTEE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
From Wednesday DalN
nlaIIIII InmLI

M important suit involving mining
PROPERTY waS lilrd ~ the district rlrtk'.
one" THIS morning, lhu~ johnson. NJ
l~ft h. Henderson aud john ilrutN Bran
lett c"nIplAinAnt- Vs. Al Juhu%pn, " SEES
u. Cox aud Daniel lustrt defendant. ntr
parties a. the suit. MI " the parties are
colored men It u SAID that the mine Is
very valuable property AMI we'll worth
coht"hding Tor II IL lcAted IN Nutth
canyon Ia the He'll canyon district lhr
issurr involved In the suit are similar Ia
Those involved III the famous v Washington
mine Contention. cumplAinAnts rlHimiug
that they had ali agreement VITA defend
ants 10 work mines Tor them under the
usual gruh stake proposition The court
l@-li~i n rule un respondents tu apts,At
Jan. agh at ~ o'clock to show rali-r
Why All Injunction should not issue ~
prayed Tor IN the hlll ut complaint
Ia the case ~ Frank & NNaftL " Nlu.
In HwartL, chanrrry fur divorce, decree
pro culHrss-O wi~ ruteftpi aud the ease
referred tu SUMMERS bufkhAtt ~ special
master 10 take Testimony
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
Ihc Manby sheep.

The III raSo Times says The work
NJ Strengthening the $40 Mexican sheep.
which were quarantined IN this city,
went bra'ely on yesterday, Every pIor
Mexican who wanted u lamh could have
one BY sklnniug the animal, There WAS
fresh lamb In many hut- last night"
As stat~d IN THE CITIZEN. Mr. Manly
passed through Albuquerque the other
evening Tor Trinidad. Colo. where. this
paper WAS Informed, he will consult at
nrne!s 10 his legal rights In the prem.
'"es, aud there Is little doubt but that
some one, on this or the other side Of the
Rio irande, will be made IN pay dearly,
provided Mr., MANLY IL iorced 10 lose the
cost Of the sheep and duty on them,
amounting ~ nearly tlOuu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
bulletin Ia TrAlunlsn.

While believe II ia thoroughly under.
st"h on this division, | wish again 10
call your attention 10 the fact that In
pulling out II stations, or any other
point where stop has been made. that
trainmen must watch wheels closely IA
see that brakes are fully released and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
\ tI'tnits tIisinr,

loon Mafgarltu Romero has h,'-n ttac.
NIX Down the record IT one Juan Maria
Ngu.tlolanr hermit, WIN VIA. klIlei hy
Indians, III the organ mountains. down
IA" country, ~ lSG,. says the optic.
The strange man, It Is shown 10y origi
nal pagers from many reliable sources
came tu this country IN lH',J, remaining
~ THIS lmmrIlatr section thrr-' Years
TIE "h- ahuut g. years age. suh-isted eli.
urrIl un vegetables aud couNct-,d irrely
with these whom Ia" CHANGED IT, meet. and
wa capable ~ doing So. In niue different
Language.
barring hlS -nl"utn III these parts. hp
lived ia u cav" uu the top Vt Hermit
peak, At the base II which II located Mr.
k"u"fu'- H. irNrnif summer rrsnrt.
iull data II IL" man Will be- published
a. -rnN ~ I"iml~Sion i given 10y church
au,'.rlIlr~ H. make known tu the public
60. taiu lp' rnitluu obtained
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

The report shows In detail all the r..
ceipts aud expenditures Of the hureau
from Feb. :, lS.Hi. when Ell Treasurer j,
h, Livingston turned over the balance In
his hands, 10 jan. \, 1870, and IL accom-.
panied with vouchers Tor all moneys ~
pended, approved by the president aud
secretary OF the bureau.
THIS report checks up with the annual
report Of President Lesson, both reports
Will be acted upon by the full board.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
Bur-au OF Immigration

The regular meeting Of the New Mex.
leo bureau Of immigration should have
Ueen held on Monday. but. IN the absence
ot u quorum. the mrmberS present have
decided a. adjourn from day to day I'll n
GuorCm materiaiiZes, says the New Mex.
can.
The members " the hoard In the city
are: j. J, leeson ~ SOcurrO. president
h. u. RO~a, ~ Albuquerque, secretary
Ernest Meyers, Of Albuquerque, treasurer
4. j. lN0mis, Of silver city; Francis
Downs, IT santa Fe, George +. Albright,
~ Albuquerque; Vicente Mares, ~ Mora.
and. In the absence " toy. Thornton
from the territory, Acting Gov Miller IL
ex'oaicl0 member Of the board. Eleven
members form n quorum.
Ernest Meyers, treasurer Of the bureau
has prepared In business like manner
his first annual report Of the financial
transactions OF the body, II rhows
RVtelI.b ..uIu all ,put,rs a. Dam "A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

ferent bets, are ~ iollow- For Bryan
Mennet 26j Il e. stewart. gg, u I.
White, 30, = WArdcnLutg, g2I, 4
ManLanArr, ST.. goa r \ Mau1,nAtp-.
IT, 81 II. ]. lnseli ~, II ! Mate,
~ u w. kusebrl 2!1 For Mckinley
NJ v Browne, 10, James kuhhn-. 81
II. Brunswick the winner, !"J. (. "
CrUwn-. 2hl g. C.Gi~. GHi, I Il. McNait.
~ -. l.. liuughion, ~ " Brun-wirk
l. tlH ahead " The deal las Vegas ~
Aininrt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
Ni.stnE Man

Information l. wanted ~ Mia lara
kurkett ~ 232l Notth Fifteenth street
Philadelphia, Ia, " the whereabouts ui
her father, John T.. kutkhrtt. agrl -
years lie wa, heard tom IN Albuqurf
que seven wears Agu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

krrelI,S -IUm AT sUUfIrS si,9hU n
kAlrrdhurrs ,.,,,, iuu ~
The times., 1897-05-22
Iron Hill Entries.

Iron Hill, May 21.-Folow are the
entries for tomorrow's races:
First raCe-SiX furlongs: selling. Doc.
Birch, 10; Busirus, Jim Mclaughlin, Old
Age, War Song, Forenzo, Cashier II, lot
each: Juanita, Brilliancy, May Brill. 1O5
each.
Second race-Half mile. Greenpoint,
Little Ben, 112 each; Miss Fonso, Consent,
Lady Linden, Anna Duffy, Lizzie s. i,
vindictive, Bardette, 100 each.
Third lace-Five furiongs SAINT Illario,
-Bookie, lie each; Forest, 116; Mime
tonka, Ill; silva, LOG; Cluade Hill, los;
Jonah White, 1O4; Sister Myra, 1O3; Cake
Walk, 80; Tyrone, 93.
Fourth race-FourC and a half furlongs;
selling. Ill Do, 121; Key West, 121 !;
Medica, 113; St Lawrens H., schuylkilI,
112 each; Helena Belle, Marguerite IL J,
First Light, Annie E., 11O each.
Fifth race-Six fUrlongs; selling. New
York, Bolivar, DR.. Jones, Krause, Hum
ming Bird, Speedy, Frank. S. Harf, 1O9
each; Graceful, Miss Edith, venusbury, 1O7
each.
Sixth race-Five furlongs Paragon,
119; John McGarrigle, 116; Fritz, 1OS;
Lady Francis, Lottie A, Countess, Bert,
1O6 each: Lady Mary Qate NumeroG),
Little Lady, 80 each.
The times., 1897-05-22
Norris Park Entries.

Morris Park, May 21.-Tomorrow's en-
tries:
First ace-Three- year-olds. Selling
Seven furlonGs. Our Johnnie, 1o9; Pass
over, Loeb Glyn. st. Bartholomew and
Thomas Cat, 1o8 each; Purse Proud, 107;
P,aw Lad, 1O6; Bromo, Azure. Collateral
and Contractor, 103 each: Euphenia L.,
1O1: Atlantus and PetEal, 100 each; Dr..
Jim, 90.
Second race-Two- year-olds. Five fur
longs Previous, 122; George Keene, III:
Rlarney Stone, III; Great Bend, Brent
wood, Harper, Ocean Blue, Warrenton and
The Dominican, 112 eagch; Lady Cooper
and Kenmore Queen, 100 each.
Third drace-Handicap. Mile and a fCrloug-
Deerslayer, 126; Maurice, 123: Lake
Shore, 119; Dutch Skater and yOiley. l 20
each; Tom Cromwell, los; Bellport, 50;
Knight OF the Garter, 92.
Fourth race-The Ladies: withers miie.
Winged Foot, 100; Leonore, Lady Mitchell
Divide and Chica, ia each.
Fifth race-The Claremont Handicap; six
and a half furlongs. Lehman, 1873; Goth
am. 1872; Brandywine, 126; Tremargo, 125;
Tinge, I24; The Swain, %; George H.
Ketcham, 119; Mirage, ia; Lansdale, 9S;
Trilette, 100; Hurl, 50; Billali, 107.
Sixth race-International steeplechase
Handicap: three miles. Lady Raymond,
lT2; Duke Of Abercorn, 164; Marcus, 14l;
Mars Chan, 146; Mill Boy and Decapoda.
IA each: Tripoi, 135; Baroness, 142:
Thackeray, 139; Erie, 1877.
The times., 1897-05-22
DRISCOLL TO MEET PAREI
Interest in the Southern Tennis
Championship Game.
Finals in the Singles Won From
the Harvard Man by Mar
row Margin.

The final match of the Southern Lawn
Tennis tournament in singles came off
yesterday afternoon, and although DriscOIl
finally won the event, his careless pla ying
very nearly resulted in a defeat. Dris
coil clearly underestimated his opponent
Warfieid, OF Harvard, and the third set
went to that player by a score of rs.
After this Driscoll took brace, and by
hard work won the fourth and decisive
Ga, 5-7, 6-3.
In the semi-final round of the champion
ship doubles Davidson and Paret beat War
field and Ogden, Ga, 60.
IL the preliminary round Of the consoIa-
tion singles Ogden beat Hall, 81, 46, 6-1.
Clay heat Wilson, 6-2, Ga Wilcox beat
Doolittle by default.
In the semi-finals of the consolation
Metcaif beat Wilcox, TO, 5-7, 81. Clay
and Ogden were unable to finish their
match, owing TO the court being needed
for regular match in doubles The score
stood 6-1, 20.
Dr:scolI by defeating Warfield earned
the right to challenge Paret, OF New
York, the holder OF the Southern champion
ship. The match between them will coma
off at O'Clock this afternoon. There
is no doubt about the playing of this match
and itisexpected that a big crowd will come
out to watch the struggle between the
two experts.
The finals in the doubles will follow
the championship match, and this is ex
pected 10 be a most exciting event. Dris-
coll and Goodfellow will meet Paret and
Davidson. and as they are so evenly
matched tits nothing more than speculation
as to which team will win.
The times., 1897-05-22
Future Champions.

The Monitors of East Washington defeat
ed the Fourth Street Club yesterday after
noon by a score OF to s.
The Young Reniugtons have organized
for the season, and would like to hear from
any team whose members are under thir
teen years of age. The manager is Law
renee Keane. ass street southwest.
The Nuebeck Skylights defeated the
Kaiser Alley Colts by the score of to l..
The feature of the game was the terrific
batting Of Chip Saffell and also the bat
terry work of j Spandan and Saffell. The
winners would ike to hear from ali teams
in the District Address challenges to J.
Spandan, 1886 Seventh street northwest.
The Red Clippers have organized for the
season of '97, and would like to hear from
all teams at thirteen and under. The play
eIs line up as follows: j. Callan, p II.
Smyth, p; W. Kirby, p; c. Jerman. c.; R..
Callan, c.; E. Collins, b.; w. Doyle 2b.;
j. O'Neill, 3b.; r. Callan, S. S. or c., "
Fitzgerald, s. s. or c.; Scott Moreland,
C. f.; w Kirby, r. f.; T. Kilroy, /. +. Ad-
dress all challenges to NJ Fitzgerald, col
Second street southwest.
The times., 1897-05-22
The Louisville Results.

Louisville, KY, May 21.-The weather
today was cool and the track fast. sum
mares
First race-Three- quarters OF mile;
selling. Non-winners at meeting. Rhine
stone, 4 to |, won; Czarowitch, second;
Patsoff, third Time, 1:15 II
Second race-One mile. Handio1p.
Three ycar-olds and upward. soaffle, 5
TO l, won; Ben Holiday, second; Lnki,
third Time, / IL "a.
Third race-One-half mile. Two-year-
old fillies, Narde, to /, won: Martha
IL, second; Flora Louise, third. Time,
0:4912.
Fourth race-Frank Fehr; selling stake.
One mile. Two-year olds aud upward.
Dunois, to 8, won: Carnero, second;
George Rose, third. Time, ~ 1-2
Fifth ace--Five-eighths OF a mile; sell
ing. Two year-oid colts and gcldincs.
Official, to / won; Cob, second; Rastus,
third. Time, :03.
The times., 1897-05-22
The ST. Louis Races.

st. Louis. May 21.-The races today re
suited as follows:
First race-Three- quarters of mile.
Kruna, to ! , won; Nick Garter, second
May Ford, third Time, :16.
Second race-Nine- sixteentbs Of a nile
Eva Rice, 10 to /, won; crini, second
Mary Calvin, third Time, OBS "a.
Third race-Three- quarters OF q mile
Dawn, / O to 1, won; Cold Corn, second
Harrie Floyd, third. Time, 1:15.
Fourth race-Seven- eighths OF a mile
Linda, 9 to 10, won; Jane, second; May
Thompson, third Time, 1:2S 1-2.
Fifth race-One mile. Frontier, 8 to
1, won; Royal Choice, second; Black SILK
third. Time, / :43 ga.
Sixth race-Three- quarters Of mile
Charm, to 3, won; Pelleas, second:
Terrier third. Time, ia 1-2.