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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-10
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KAUKANA, WIS, June 9-Beginning
this week the owners OF the paper-mlIls
of the Fox River Valley will shut down
Friday and Saturday each week in order
to control the output and better the mar
ket for their product If possible This
movement it is reported will be general
throughout the coantry.
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MUDL ARKS WIN
At GRAVESEND
Billali Finishes First in
the PatChOgue
Stake.
HennesSy Lands on Mckee
in the New York Hurdle
Handicap.
The Fast Colt CaValero, Quoted at
a False Price, Beats a Field
at Latonia.

GRAVESEND, n. Y, June 9.-It was
raining and the track was heavy here to-
day. Three out of six choices succeeded
in scoring. Billali landed the Pat
chogu stake ana Jockey mike" Hen
messy got home first astride Mckee in the
New York hurdle handicap.
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moELNLEY TO SPIN.
The President Prepares Note That Is
Unrn nfsfak able.

NEW YORK, n. Y, June 9.-The
Journals Washington special gives what
purports to be the text OF President Nc
Kinley's note to Spain on Ruiz's death.
lie will represent that Spain has lost con-
troll of Cuba, is impotent TO protect Amer
leans and has failed to observe treaty obli-
cations The correspondent says:
Under these heads will be arranged the
reasons for the United States now offering
mediation. The note Will suggest the ell
fects naturally flowing from the recogni-
ton of belligerency or independence OF
the Cubans An intimation will be given
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Got shot for ma. Naoo,uo.

HAVERHILL, Mass, June 9.-Robert
Kydd, foreman of J. S. Busfeld' s machine
shop. was shot and Killed this morning by
r. f. CALVIN. the bookkeeper. The latter
was arrested. 1t is said ne has been sub
iected 10 continual nasging" at Kydd' $
hands
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Fire LrreLs q Tnfrn

DALLAS, TEX, June 9-The town OF
Frost, seventy-tive miles south of here. n
place of 1900 inhabitants in Navarro
County, was visited by fire at O'Clock
this morning. The entire business por-
tlon was destroyed, approximating twenty
buildings. The origin is believed to be in.
cendiary. Loss, 100000
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W.rty Han,. TO b. Governor,

CANTON, ONO, June 9.-Hon. John C.
Welty this morning formally announced
that he will be a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor at the
State convention, and Will have the sup
port of his home county. The decision
was reached yesterday, he says.
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HER CARGO VAS COPPEh.
Halls of the Lost PrsOabic to Be Finally
Raised,

MILWAUKEE, Wis. June 9.-The
sunken hulk of the long lost Pewabic has
at last been located ana its valuable cargo
Of copper will be recovered. A dispatch
has been received that the Pewabic has
been located off Thunder Bay light in 100
feet of water. The Pewabic was sunk
thirty-two years ago in a co lision with
the Meteor. It's cargo consisted of 267
tons of copper, valued at the time at
$3.50 600, and is now worth abou. $50, 00O
Many attempts had been made to locate
the wreck in the past thirty-two years. but
without success. Many divers have lost
their lives in attempting to locate the
wreck. Sixty per cent OF the value of the
cargo when recovered Will go 20 the
salvage company
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DipIomofio Contirmn,ton..

WASHINGTON. D. c., June 9.-The
Senate to-day confirmed Hardy Wilson OF
Spokane as Minister to Chile; Laishman.
Minister to Switzerland; Lawrence Town
send of Pennsylvania, Minister TO Portu-
gal; Andrew j. Barlow of Missouri, Con-
snl-General TO City of Mexico.
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Re'tJms after n Q'sarre, Win Wevter..
HAVANA, CUBA, June 9.-The military
Governor of Havana, General Lono, will
leave for Spain June 80, as a result of a
quarrel with Weyler. He SAYS he hopes
to see the captain-genera speedily super
seded.
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HhitrInto Reid A'ri.es at Queenstown.
QUEENSTOWN. IRELAND. June 9-The
steamship Majestic win Whitelaw REID,
sp .cial United States ambassador to The
Queens Jubilee arrived today.
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RELEASE OF The UNrlENs.
70 E,tdemoe on Which to Hold Her as a
FiIibHstsT.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9.-THe
Treasury Department received a telegram
to-day from Key West reporting that the
officers and crew of the alleged flibuster
Dauntless, recently captured by the
cruiser Marbehead, had been released,
the United States District attorney decid-
ing that he had no case against the vessel.
This news confirms the suspicion of Gov
eminent officials here that the Dauntless
was used merely a decoy to draw suspi-
cion away from a big tilibustering expedi-
tiOn said to be ready to start from Suwanee
River. The official re port of the capture
shows that a few rifles found on the
Dauntless constituted the only evidence
that the vessel was prepared to carry an
armed expedition to Cuba.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-10

New York hurdle handicap, two miles, over
eight Lurdles-
Mckee 1872 (Hennessy), TO to2.....................1
Forget 15l (English), 10 1..-..................2
Flushing 81 (Sack) 1912 2...-...................3
Time, 3:55 Sir Vassar Brown Red, Kilkenny,
Walter and Baroness
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kmbmtts 10 the dnifnba School Lrtc
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, June 9.-Papal
Delegate Del Val, regarding the future at
titude of Catholics toward the Manitoba
school law, will tell the clergy that the
Manitoba settlement must be accep pied.
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Marrtage Of Miss PETER.

TOPEKA, KANs., June 9.-James Nc
lIhenny, superintendent of the Washing
ton Gas Company of Washington, d. e.,
and Miss Nellie PETER, daughter of ex-
Senator Peffer. were married here to-day
at the home of the brides parents.
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lmcrionn. Inre.tina tn Mesieo.

CITY OF MEXICO. MEX, June "a
syndicate of Chicago and Milwaukee capi-
talists has just bought 100000 acres of
coffee land in the territory of Topic. The
price paid was $500 600 in Mexican silver.
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suicide of an An,,n Bs,o.

NEW YORK, n. Y, June 9-Seaman
William Foye, one of the heroes aboard
the Vandalia during the Samoan hurri-
cane, committed suicide by shooting
aboard the battleship Indiana at the
Brooklyn navy-yard on Tuesday night.
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Policeman shot ov Buro,ar,.

OMAHA, NEBR., June 9-While trying
to arrest three burglars at $3.50 O. clock this
morning Police Officers Tledemanu and
Glover were shot, the former perhaps
fatally. Glover's wounds are not thought
to be serious. rhe burglars escaped.
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Nine-slIteenths Of a mile


Flora Louise l0S q. HID, to 5.................1
Eleanor O'me. 10S (r. Burns), TO 5........... 2
George los (Gleason). 10 to l....... ........
Time, $50. IRffeta Silk, Fannie w (by Fonso)
and FolRnte also ran.
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Six furIongs. selling
Caesaris llO (Shieids),
Hi Daddy 81 (Powers), TO l. ....................2
Dolando los (ThOrpe), 10 2............... .....
Time. 1:l7. Feliche, Minnie AIphonse Friend
ship, Kaiser Ludwig, Titmouse and Marsian also
ran.
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Emnn.,ndor Drnper h.ach.. Ror,e.

ROME ITALY, June 9.-William F.
Draper, the new United States Embassa-
dor. had an audience with the Minister of
Foreign Affairs to-day preliminary to ten
derlng his credentials to the King.
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One mile. selling


White Oak l07 (Conley), to 2...................1
Frontman lOO (Jones), 9 TO o5...................2 2
Captain Persah 81 (Aevilte), to 1............. 8
Time, l:43. Iron Mistress Incitatus, Billy Ar
mold, Maggie S, Hilda, Schedule and Mermaid also
ran.
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Mnnr A,c.rt- G,rl Grndnnte..

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, June 9.-The
class of '97, comprising 40 young women,
the largest In the history of the college,
graduated from Vassar to-day.
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on THE DIAMOND.
Scores Of Yesterdays Games in the Ma
honaI League and the Standing
of the Clubs.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 9.-Baltimores IL
Clevelands g.
:. WASHINGTON, D. C., June 9.-washingtons
q, ST. Louis D.
Rain prevented league games elsewhere.
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undertaking to tsmper with the jury in
the Barley case, pleaded guilty to-day.
Judge Baker sentenced him to two years
in JAIL
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-10

six furlongs, gentlemen Jockeys
san Bias l6U (Ci. WicEham), 10 1...............1
King Elm 90 (Wick ham), even..-...............:
Denver l6O Crurner) TO o1.......................:
Time, 1;le14. Zephyrus, kmma Nc and Cour
IeSy also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-10
Hfnners at Highland Park.

DETROIT, MICH, June 9.-Ihe winners to-
day at Highland Park were:
Five-eighths of a mile-PearIe 81, 21l to l
IN. Turner). Time, l 0912
Six furlongs-Give Away 101, z to 10 On. Tur-
ner). Time, 81
Tnree-qusrters OF a mile-De Vault 1O6 TO
1 q. SnieldS). Time, l 10
Half m ile-Aunt Byrd 95, 8 to 1 (Niron).
Time, 80.
Five and a half Observation-Disclosures 107, to
> Urving). Time, 1:13I.
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One snd a half miles, selling. over five hurdles
Colonel Weightman 1856 q. Murphy, Z TO 5.1
Zaidivar l35 C. JOhuson), to 1................2 2
Uncle Jim l43 (Cottrell), to 1-.....-.-.......3 3
Time, 2:4S12. Colonel Barrett and War Bonnet
also ran.
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Thirteen.sixteenths Of a mile. selling


Travis 1l2 DEAN. 10 to
Elsie Barnes 1Ol (Matthews), to 5...............2
High est J. / (Rowe), to 3
lime, l:2<34. Daziamoor. Gold Ton. Metsire,
Nellie II III he Kitten. swiftly, Revenue, Earl
Bug and Disturbance al so ran.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-10

One boom might be con-
Sidered nothing, but as we
want to boom it all along the
line we want to make sure
that we are heard. The thing
is to keep our 900 men and
women in employment dur
ing the slack season. We
must get your trade to carry
out our object.
We know that nothing but
facts will convince and moth
ing but bargains will make it
interesting, so we have in
troduced this tremendous re-
duction sale of made-to-
order garments with the fol-
lowing reductions:
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Flfteen-slxteenths OF a mile selling
Arsonaut lU7 q. Mstthews), 8 TO 10. U............l
Russella 1O2 (Slaughter), TO O1................z 2
Tin Cup l02 (T. Murphy, TO l.................S 3
Time, 1854. Rowland Duett, Kruna and Our
BishoD also ran.
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Thirteen-sixteenths of mile, selling
Rosny IS (Rebo), TO Observation-Disclosures.
Glad Eyes l0l (olaughter), to 1................2
Silver set SO (Peterman), to 1.................S
Time, 1:2212 Queen Safe koenigen, Can
zee EN-, Bob Clancy Plantation, Bandala, Dew
Drop, Hoax, Governor John, QuicEstep ana jim
Head also
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Tempered Win the Jury.

OMAHA, NEBR, June 9-Josiah S.
Wright, who was arrested yesterday for
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-10

OXFORD. ENG, June 9.-Rain fell last
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-10
QUARANrINkD Al s4N JOSE.

P"cifc M0if Steansships JEed Up Under
GHatemnIn'~ Dscree.
NEW YORK, n. Y, June 9.-Tbe Her
aIo's Panama special says: Guate ala
has issued a decree quarantining for
seven days all vessels on which there Is
fever of any kind. The Pacific Mail
steamships San Jose and Acapulco are
now in quarantine at San jose.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-10
One mile seIllns

Three Bars 100 e. HID, to 1.........,.........l
RheinstTom lCO IT. Burnsl. TO 1...............2 2
Rasper lIO ~ helnl. 10 4-.-.....
lime, l :4ls4 Jonn McElroy, Toots, Fife, Do
natus aud Aimee Goodwin also ran.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 9.-The track
was fast to-day, Notwithstanding which
but two favoriles crossed the wire first.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-10
One mile, selling

e NFTTTUE-
Ace los (r. Murphy, even
helen II. Gardner 1U2 (E. Jones) 10 to 1.......-z
Celtic Bard 104 (GaIner), z 20 0................5
lime, LA. Backing Brush, Earl Cochran,
Martha Griffin and hawthorne also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-10
Mile and 20 yards

Cavaiero 81 (R isom), 10 to 1...................
j Ii 81 (Everett) to I.........................:
Fred Barr l02 (Warren) Is to o1..................S
Time. las. Rosinante, Powhattan, MaZarine
Parson ana Remp also ran
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-10

LATONIA, KY, June 9.-One favor1te
landed a purse at the track to-day, and the
talent had crimp put into its bankrolI.
The track was fast.
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Five furlongs, two-year-oIds-
Barrisso ll3 (GaTnerl to o5.....................1
ARA los Or. Jones) IL 10 Observation-Disclosures.
silva los (ssuehter), TO l........ ..............
Time, l:u31S High Priestess, Elenay, Cake
ak, Balance All, Esther Hawes school Girl,
Judicious, Ida Stewart, Wolford and King Oscar
also ran.
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SIX turIOngS, SeIIlng-
Trolley los (Conley), l to 3.....................l
sierra Gorda l0S tR. lsom), to 1................
Katie l. SO (Nutt), 10 to
Time, 10. Lucy b, Est-Ne- Regina, Elgitha
Play Boy and The Navy also
Evening journal., 1897-08-27
SOLD AT CHURCH.
Times When slaves Marketed Melons
on Sunday.

Times When Slaves Marketed Melons
on sunday.
"A man would hardly imagine that
negroes used to crowd around the front
of that elegant church and sell water
melons on Sunday" said II. T. Powell,
the well-known banker, the other day.
He referred to Mulberry Street Method
ist church, one of the finest church
buildings in Macon. But il is fact, f"
continued Mr.. Powell. II am not an old
man (and everybody in the crowd
looked with admiration at his tall, erect
figure), but l can remember those
scenes as if they were but yesterday.
ut was before the war, when all the
slave owners allowed their industrious
slaves an acre or so of land on which
to raise watermelons or anything they
chose. The negroes were given every
Saturday afternoon to tend their
patches, and on Sundays were allowed
to hitch a mule to a wagon and take theiI
melons or other produce around to
churches, camp meetings or elsewhere
and sell them. 1t was a very common
thing TO see man stop at negro's
watermelon pile and select melon, pay
for it and put it in his buggy and drive
on home after church; and, indeed, chill
dren frequently dubbed in and bought
melons from the slaves and ate then
during the time between Sunday schoo
and preaching"
In those days masters took great in
terest in the industry and enterprise
of their slaves, and did everything the!
could to encourage them. Nobody eve
thought Of objecting 10 or interfering
with the negroes in their Sunday traf
fc.-Macon (Ga) Telegraph.
Evening journal., 1897-08-27
Free sncech In prursin.

The low house of the Prussian diet OF
parliament has rejected u government
measure which, had it become law,
would have greatly abridged the right
of free speech. Under the provisions Of
the bill. the police officer who repre-
sents the government at all political
meetings in Prussia would have had
power to disperse any meeting when
in his judgment il was contrary to the
terminal law or TO the public order, OF
when among the audience he saw any
person whom he thought TO be q minor
The police would have had authority
also to dissolve any association which
held such a meeting, or which had
minors among its pembers; and pen
lalties of fine and Imprisonment were
provided for anyone who might remain
at a meeting OF contributed to the fund:
of society under the ban of the police
Youths Companion.
Evening journal., 1897-08-27
"a BREEZY TIME. !,

Those who fail to see "A Breezy
Time" at the Grand Opera House on
Wednesday, September 1, will always
have g regret, for it is undoubtedly one
of the funniest and at the same time
one of the cleanest comedies ever writ
ten II was written simply to make
people laugh, and If you have lost the
power of laughing go and see "A
Breezy Time" and it will soon restore
you to your normal condition. Among
the cast is Frank l. Frayne, the noted
rifle shot, who has performed some
wonderful feats with the rifle, among
whicn is to shoot an apple from his
own head by standing across the stage
from a suspended rife, then firing and
exploding the suspended rife. knocking
the apple from his head. Mr.. Frayne
has gold medal which was presented
to him frcm the queen at Windsor Cas.
tie. Miss Roberts and Miss Webster
are two very clever soubrettes, and the
feature of the bill is undoubtedly Mr.
Ferguson, who made such a hit in NC.
Carty's Mishaps." He is one of the
best dancers in the profession. Among
the novelties is Hurricane, the three
legged sailor the dancing heifer hu.
man frog, the Lawn Tennis Quartet
and many others. The music is all
new and catchy, while the wardrobe is
very handsome.
Evening journal., 1897-08-27
MARRIED.

DOUGHTEN-JOH Union
M E. parsonage, No. sos washington
street, on, Tuesday evening, August
"a, 1897, by Rev. JohniD.tC. Hanna,
Oscar A. Doughten and Miss Zena M.
Johnson. both of this city.
EVANS -WALBORN.-At Asbury par.
sonage No. 222 Walnut street, on
Thursday, August 26, 1897, by Rev
Ezra Tinker, LII. d., William l.
Evans to Miss Mabel A. Walborn,
both OF Philadelphia.
FULLBR-GAIlBRAITH.-At Union NJ.
e. parsonage, No. sos Washington
street, on, Monday morning, August
23, 1897 by Rev. John d. C. Hanna,
Harry T. Fuller and Miss Margaret
Y Galbraith, both of Philadelphia.
HOPKINS -MILLER.LA 'Asbury par
sonage, No. 222 Walnut street. on
Thursday, August 26, 1897 by Rev
Ezra Tinker, LII. d., Samuel II. Hop
kins to Mrs Annie M. f. Miller, all oi
.Wilmington.s s-.t Co.,
PARKE-BISHOP.-On the 25th in.
stapt, by Rev. John France, Harry
w. Parks and Annie Nj. Bishop, all
of this city.
.SWINT- T-MARCH.-At' the district par
sonage, No 307 West Seventh street
Wilmington, on Friday, August 20
1897, by Rev L. T.. Barrett, ID. ID.
Lewis X. Swint and Katharine NJ
March, both Of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1897-08-27
DIED.

BRINCKLE.-On August 26, 1897, Sam
uel c. Brinckle, M. d.
BURNETT August "a, 1897, Will
liam H. Burnett aged 60 years.
HOLTZ.-At Springfield, Ohio, on Au
gust %, 1897, Benedict Holtz, aged 81
years.
MCREA.-On Auust 20, 1897, ]. At
well McCrea, aged 10 years.
MINTO.LOn August "a, 1897 Esther E.
widow of Captain Archibald Mimic
aged 50 years.
WlALTON.-Near Kennett Square, Pa.
on First-day, eighth month, %, 1897
Adaline p, widow of Reuben Walton
aged 63 years.
Evening journal., 1897-08-27
TO SAVANNAH AND JACKSONVILLE.

NO TIME WASTED BY THE LIMIT
ED TRAINS OF THE SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
"The Southwestern Limited, leaving
Broad Street Station at 6.55 D. m. daily
reaches Savannah the next day at 4.35
p. m. and Jacksonville at. $50 p. m. The
equipment of this train is strictly up-to-
date in every respect, and through
Pullman sleeping cars are carried not
only..to the above points. but also tc
Tampa, Asheville, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Atlanta, New Orleans, Birming.
ham and Memphis. Write to John M
Beall, District Passenger Agent, ,Sf,
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, for fur
ther Information and Pullman reserva.
tlons.
Evening journal., 1897-08-27
GOOD SPORT AT HAZEL DELL.
FAST TRoTTiNG YESTERDAY AND
A RECORD SMASHED
LARGEST CROWD AT THE RESORT
SINCE THE LAST YEAR OF THE
OLD WILMINGTON FAIR.

LARGEST CROWD AT THE RESORT
SINCE THE LAST YEAR OF THE
OLD WILMINGTON FAIR.
1t is estimated that 1900 spectators
the largest crowd since the Wilmington
fair. Witnessed the closing events Of the
trotting meet at Hazel Dell Park yes
terday afternoon.
Four races, which kept the crowd on
the grounds until darkness, were con-
tested.
The feature Of the day was the spe-
cial race, in which Rocky p. lowered
the track record to ZIG. The best pre-
vious time, OF 2.17. was held by Link
wood Maid. Summary:
Special race
Democracy. ...... ..... .....
Rocky P...... ........ .......... j
Out OF Sight..................... 3
Paragon ...... .. ............... 4
Time-2.1s, ZIG.
2.29 CLASS. TRoTTING, PURSE 5000
Othello blk. g. J. J. Ryan,
Chester, ........ ......... l /
Mack B., C. g.. FELTON, Farm,
Sidney B., b. g. T. Kilborn,
wyncote Maid $. m, II. w.
Davis, Reading, Pa.......... 3 6 A
Baycliffe. b. g.. w. b. Biggs,
Middletown ........ ........ y
Perlo, br. s., John Kinney,
Point Breeze, Pa. s 5 5
Maud Massey, blk. M, Joseph
Sester, Philadelphia l... 6 s {
Con Wallis r. g. William Lit
tie, Newark. 800. ........ Z z z
Time-2.26, 2.25, 2.26.
2.4O CLASS, TROTTING. PURSE 500
DR.. Syntax. b. g. SIR.
Budd, Woodbury., n j.. 6 l I !
Pom L., b. g., Jester & Nc
Daniel. Wilmington .'... 3 8 Z
Matte Young, b. m, j. II.
Meredith, Elwyn, Pa. 2
Elizabeth, c. m, J. r.. Reil-
ley, Manoa, Pa ........
Marine, b. g., w B. Biggs,
MiddletOwn ..-.. .l...
Linda F., b. m, II. p. Ewes,
Wilmington. .. ...
Headlight, S. g., j. l.. Dick
erson, Townsend 800 80. z
Linden r., blk. g.. James
Brown Stanton, Del. 2 s Z dr
Hopp, b. s.. J. ~ Hendr.ick
son, Stanton, Del....... 5 dI
Tirse-2.34la, 2.S4 "A, 2.S4h, 2.S4A.
2.35 CLASS, MIXED. PURSE 5000.
Patsy K. b. g.. West End Club
Stables, Wilmington. ...... l l
William T., Jr. b. g., Robert
Grady, Narbeth. Pa...-.... 2
Directa, b. m, +. ID. Kilborn,
Reading ...... ....- .......
May Wilkes, b. T., j. G.. Mil
bourne, Chester ..-......
J. j. Hamlin. b. g., J. c. Bliz-
zard, smyrna, Del. .,.......... A
Mqyy D. m, NIB. Biggs' Mid
TfdleioWn.,. .,-g-... ..... .... b
Lady Wonder,b. m.,J. r. Floer,
Chester ......... 80. .......
Abbie ". b. m. w. Robinson,
Philadelphia ....... ........10 8
Jonnie b., b. g., FELTON, Farm,
Thurlow, Pa ............... 8 dl
Robert NJ b. &. J. b. Hep
bnrBf Elwyn, Pa....-....... dis
Garcia Morenois r. s., J. B.
Green. Wilmington ........11 dis
Time-2.27ib, 2.27h, 2.27A.
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Sometimes a

simply because the combination won 'twOrk
A sick man is in very much the same fix
about getting at the nourshment he needs
TO keep him alive There is plenty of good
food at hand, but his digestive organism is
out of order; the nutritive " combination
of his system won't work He can't posi-
bly, get at the nourishment contained in the
food. He takes It into his stomach, but il
does him no good. II isn't made into good
blood He is just as badly of as If the
food was locked up where lie couldn't touch
IT, He gets no strength OF health out Of Il
All these mal-nutritive conditions have
perfect and scientific remedy in DR.. Pierce's
/ Golden Medical Discovery. 1t puts the nu-
tritive combination " Of the system into
perfect working order. II gives the diges-
tive aud blood making organs power to
make pure, red, healthy blood, and pour It
into the circulation abundantly and rapidly
II drives out all bilious poisons and scrof-
ulous germs, cures Indigestion. liver conf
plant, nervousness and neuralgia, and
builds up solid flesh, active power and
nerve force.
Mrs, Rebecca r. Gardner. Of Grafton, York Co.,
Va, writes; "I was sick with dyspepsia that I
could not eat anything for over four months. I
had to starve myself. as nothing would stay my
stomach. was so badly of could not eat even a
cracker thought was going TO die weighed
only So pounds nied almost everything
aud nothing did me any good uuii took two
bottles Of the Golden Medical Discovery am
now well as lever was, and weigh r2S pounds
Evening journal., 1897-08-27

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Children between 8 and - years, one
half of the above rates.
Returning, special trains leave fair
grounds after the races.
Should the weather on September 2
be stormy, a special train will also be
run on September 3 on time as given
above, ana excursion tickets will be
sold at % cents less than rate named.