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CLEARED For GALVESTON.

CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS Aldborough, Madeira, October 8.
IS Avonmor-, Salonica via Bourga. etc.,
September - .
SIS Barbodian. Barbados. September 81.
"a Beatrice Sunderland september H.
SIS Birchfed. Plymouth, september 10
SIS Britannia. Nielsen. at Ciopstad'' AUGUST
II.
SIS CITY of Wakefield, Rotterdam. septeln'
Der 81.
SIS CoilIngwood & London. September 10
SIS Cumcria Barry. October ..
s. peramore. Rio de Janelro via St Lucia
Scr tcniSer -.
SIS Dunstan Ceara, October 8.
S. Elsie. Cardifr. August ~.
SIS Elizabeth Rickmers. Bremen, Septsm.
De s. g n,,.,b,,as Para october S.
Es Ethelwolda. Evans. at Lynn. september
So Florence. Rio Janeiro September y. .,
SIS Florence Pile. at La Plata, september 81.
SIS Framfcld, at Las Palmas, October ..
SIS Hannah NJ. Bell, at Rotterdam. scptein
Der Il. "a
SIS lIazclmoor Barry. September 30
SIS Isle Of Kent. at Amsterdam, september
49,
IS kelvindale, Rio de Janeiro, October = =,
IS Kentucky, ut Copenhagen, September -
So Knight of st. George; Cardlf, Vcto9e' IL
SIS Lady .Iolsey Sunderland, October l.
SIS Ludgatc. Nicholson, at Santos septem
Der 30.
September &c , "a
SIS Maria Rickincrs, Bremen. september 20.
SIS Maritime. Palermo September q. ..
SIS Martinez at Manchester, September %
SIS Mexican Liverpool. via barbados, Sep
TENDER %. , IN
| SIS Moyune, Swansea. october 4.
SIS Mira Liverpool, october -.
SIS Nothersate at st. Vincent, october ~
| SIS Niagara. passed st. Lucia, October H.
IS Nordfall. HAMBURG. September IL,
So Nordkop, Rotterdam. September -
SIS North Sands Hughson Barry. october =
| SIS Nueces, Risk New York October To-
sg Oakfeld, Fleetwood, September y.
SIS Orion Liverpool October II.
So Ormazon, Santos, October :.
| SIS pla,ea, Gloucester, October TO-
SIS Ramazon. Madeira. September %.
SIS Ramon dc Larrinaga. Santander via Ha-
| vana. September y. - A..
| So Rcd Gross, Corney. at Antwerp, Au-
gust II.
Ss Rosefold Manchester. September II.
=, Savan at Barbados, september *
| "a Sjsoinside Sharpness september ..
SIS sir Richard Grenvilie, shields via Ter
muda September II.
| SIS St. Helen. Cardiff via Genoa, september
| q.
SIS Treasury, Swansea September =.
| IS Treveiyon. Sayona. september 30.
So Vulcan. Curtis, Barry, OCTOBER !?
So West Indian, Liverpool, October 10.
Ss Whitehall, ut Rouen. September q.
SIS Wistow Hole Shields, October IT,
So Yorkshire, Liverpool, October Is.
Sch Aaron Klngsland, Johnson, Key West
September II.
srb Ccllna. Murra. At Philadelphia, sep
tember
TENDER "a
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L. Uid. sellers. value.
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened barely steady, at noon quiet
closed stoady


Futures opened quiet at noon quiet and
steady; closed steady
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COFEEE.

New York, October 10 Coffee Options quiet
ana unchanged 10 . points lower, safes 1850
bags Spot Rio steady. tending downward;
milo, small local market.
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r r. Schmidt. Houston, Texas, Is soils
agent for Elmer 4 Amends Prescription
No. 1881. which is a cure for Rheumatism.
one bottle will prove II.
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NEW GOODS.

Holland Herring In kegs.
Ctcfash. 1-pound bricks In 20-pound boxes.
{ Cleaned Currants In f-pound packages
Frunes. Pears. Ncctarines. Evaporated
Api.es.
Lcndon Layer and Loose Ralsns.
Preserves In i2-pcund stone jars nicc
cords
MAIL ORDERS viii have The same care
and attention as II bought In person.
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Quotations are Tor ,css than carload lots
SYcciai rates on carloads,
BARBEp WIRE -Glldden gal. $40 per i0O
lbg WnukeRHn. s., IL.
WlRE NAlLs--Ratc Sl.oo per key; nd
vauccs TOD I'D aud i6d, Sc: 40 aud 9d Toe.
ca and I'd, zoe; id and Sd, 3oc. Cd. i5c ID &c
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New York. October H. Wheat Rsccipts.
Iss.2oo: spot. steady; No, .. .1is fob. afInst .
options. iLnils highr; May, ,lisH;aAs Wool
Dull bu, firm. Pig iron-Dull Copper
UNCHANGED Tln-Quici. Lead Easy. Spell
ter--Quiet
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At Denton. Texas. John W. sAn nssintIss.l
10 W. Berry Hood, well krown . s,se,t
Roanoke. 100 head of 3-yeaF-oad
price paid was $4,000. OF $50 aFoul''
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CnrsiI, * Richardson's Circular.

cprgil richardson of Houston say; The
wtnther map failed to show the frosts pro
dictcd THE morning. aud those who mad
bet eht In anticipation were the sellers The
cotton belt as rule was reported to lo cloudy
and. as fnins are likely In sections wncrc
frest has been reported, little disposition vas
shown TO hammer by the bears, they feeling
that heavy rains would have bad, II not
worse. erect on the open cotton There ~ re
iGnihtr OF circumstances to work against
the market today, Ocean rates are advancing.
exchange ls declining, spinning orders were
etnrCc and longs were anxious to drop u IT
holdings with rs litt'o loss as possible. Re
cotpto at the ports were quito liberal, but
Houston p estimate for the second consecutive
ddy was comparatively light This rs ac-
cCtdted for, however, by the blockade a Gal
weston, tho railroads not being able to get
tmpty cars buck aud not caring To forward
more cotton until the ships can take IT. The
market acts heavy again, and, while condl-
tons arc such as 10 cause some further cast
rtre;, those quick changes Tor the better which
we have focn several tnts &c late Will bo IN
order uaIin.
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HOUSTON wHolEsALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots of staple
Commodities.

These quotations ara revised daily, and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices arc
those ruling In Houston Wholesale markets
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HIDES. WOOL AND nnEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston dealers.
COTTON SEED rnoD,crs.
D,rrnR AND EGGS.

Nov York, October i9,--Cotton seed oil nrm;
prime Is; yellow %
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EXch-A-e Is quoted as follows: New York.
huyinp q 0062.50 discount selling New
York, " .ouis and Kansas City par 10 sl.g0
discount. New Orleans, buying $500 discount.
selling, par.
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cur beef. Naturally tho pressure Of aynsil
interests has been great and farmers ~
had Influence enough with the homs gos4I
ment to stifle any attempt to let dow n
fence to us. At this time our knock for N
mission stands better chance Of being hs@|
ed than usual. for Germany Is 50 shpst 4
meat that it mas been stated that doss a
ana other domestic animals rot regular! \
the restaurateurs' bill of fare have beea Htd1
feed to appease the god of hunger. Me ~
majority OF the kaiser's subjects would " N
ter satisfied to get good American nat ,
they could get the ancient prejudice ~ /
their heads"
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FRUITS
.nEI -E. Pr Nm r-nl 81 l-!Ll .. CalL,lrnla

ITETTTS-
APPLES Per barrel SfooUi 81 California.
81 va pcr hon.
nASANAs Pcr bunch si.55as.oc. packed.
lc 49, 81 80
LEMONS Fancy 500
rEAES-St0 ga Yer uushcl.
PEACHES haskell crates i5cuSlO0; fancy
36s'fj, per pe''R hor
ORANGES California seedlings. 81 2iGf3 50.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Grapes. hlnrk va.
rieties 81 20 per crate. Tokay, 81 90. peaches.
iao per boy pears. S2.253i2,5c per box,
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HOUSTON BANK CLEAp1Ncs

The following are the clearances or tho
Houston banks for the week thde far and for
the CORES pond!ng time last year, together with
the increase or decrease.
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CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

CANNED FRIlrS-Apples. 3-lh, SDnSJc;
pncApples, 2-ib. e!tl"ss and corclcss. sl.5Uip
$50; 2 In extra crater $is0Qi 50; e-!b stand
ara SLICED. 81 ~. penrs, ut standard, 0Dt
llackbcrr'ns. 2-lh standard. Go; pie :ruu. p
ID, assorted, zoe. peaches lib, full weight.
tll5: lib. light weight. sioO. pie peaches. J..
H. Nir.
CANNED VEGETABLES 7 umatoes. S-lh
fLll weight. sJda0o. alb, fun weight 65QI1c,
okra and tomatoes. cit, ooo lima ocans. 2-lb,
iull Weight a0e string beans. lib. full
weight, SOC No I strngioss beans. , 10,
fnll weight 1850; red kidney beans. 3lO. full
weight, g0c. marrowfat peas. 2-lh, fpli weight
go early Juno peas. fancy. Glib. fat weight,
$40; American pe,t po's peas. alb, full
weight, N.baN l..o. ASpSragus. California 9is
ID, 500; corn, hHuurn Cream. 10. full
weight. iiln ~. \ No. {. --1b. iull weight.
81 O. al. To- niue Ridge 9Th. Siqe0c.
tALifORNi. FECtT-Extra -.audard 2M-
IL peaches. lers cnng. ;2loGa %. yellow
Crawford, 81 6jn - black cherrieN 81 SIS.
apreots Il e5Giie bartlett pears 81 65Gli 40.
assorted. u.iaGl50 STANDARD sls-lb peaches
yellow Crawford, 81 j0d l,i5, tnricots. Sii0T
10, ,jart!ett peas. 81 i5ui.si
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NEW ORLEANS

0NvIVt sINGp5 OF Cattlc and NO., 4, 49,,
STSlll'is' sc advance; sheep Plentiful. i,r on
lhr eviseral tone 81 the market Is COL ',,i w. -,
shoNinG an upward tendency eV''' p''Nes
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LAVE sTOCh.
HOUSTON.
Saunders 3 Hotchkis. live stock eommlss,o,

TNtIV IS IaII uemand Tor Choire cattic OF
all classes at the decline market has beeu
oNcIstuoked with common grades. Car choice
muttou wanted Hogs IN light receipt de-
be sold GU arrival at market prices.
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Cotinn seed ON

Trade has not becu 50 active as many In the
tra1o may have desired, though on the whole
1T has been fairly good considering crop con-
dit'ons Reports from the Atlantic indicate
TIA, quality OF oil in that soction s imrroe-
ing, but reports from the valley are not en-
cpuTagpg, tho fever scare has about para
ly1ed trade In tina; section. There has boon
considerable done IN TcXas crude FOR prompt
ard November delivery At BE. hui at TIN lose
the mills have raised their prioc iso for later
months delivery. There has been some OK
pot, aud more could be done it there wtrr
moe stocks available this. however, viii be
rCniedied later on The receipts arr begin
ulng 10 show an increase and lnd ready sale
fron dock At lInliiac, according 10 quality.
The sales reported comprise - tanks Auuutir
AT itnl3ic ~ tanks same. OH puaiit' ia'ac
% tanks Texas at l3c, and s00 barrels spot at
1161IL.r
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BAROMETER OF BUSINESS
An Index to the Condition bf Trade
Generally.
SUGAR STILL INTERESTS JoBBERs
Refiners Deny Any cutting Of Prices
In Refined Gradcs-BH fillmore
Canned Goods Review.
Once of The Post,
Houston. wednesday. October IS.

Houston, wednesday, october ~.
Jcbbers are still closely watching the course
OF sugar. Tho rtfners guarantee the pur-
chaeers against a decline between day OF pur.
chase and day OF delivery. While an advance
would be in favor OF the seller
The packing season will soon be over and
the new crop OF sugar will be coming for
ward. which may unscttle tho market. The
Now York Commercial says in recent issue:
III was reported IN downtown sugar circles
yes,.rday that 1000.hsrrGl lots OF granuuted
sugar had been sold at gross price of 4 rs
cent?, The report could not be confirmed. TN
tho contrary. reHners positively denied that
they we're selling any granulated sugar at cut
prices Brokers seen declared that they did
no. sec why rehncrs should sell under list
price, for hard sugars at the present time. rs
,htio was nothing to he gained by so doing,
30 far as they could sec. There have been
safes OF certain grades OF soft sugars AZ n
siaht cut, but this is nothing new, for such
saos have bcsu made all this week. aud II
vaS generally understood that shading was
eoir; on.
Reports Of rcfncrs coming TO an agreement
were emphstically deued by those Interested
Itcte Is talk Of the American Sugar RoHnng
company reducng its output considerable
THIS is said to be the natural thing to do. as
tho dull period is coming on, The capacity of
Arlpckle Bros refinery Is now 1900 barren,
per day, and they VIII probably use about
one thrd OF thcIr product for thoir package
suhar business Thcy are selling sugar on
sixty TO ninety days delivery. with guaran-
to against lower price during that period -
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-08-10

Subscribe for the ENTEEt-.s,.
one wear 81; six month 90 coats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-02

duties, and said he would ever cherish
the cane as a most valuable memento
Of this. one Of the most pleasant oc-
casions OF his life. and would hand It
down to his children as a prize more
valuable than gold or precious stones.
A BATTLE WITH PAPER BALLS.
The members are becoming exceedingly
frolicsome, now that the work OF tine
session is over. and last night the hall OF
the House Of Delegates resembIed
school-roon left for a few moments to
the tender mercies of the pupils. For
half an hour or so there was a lively
firing of paper balls across the floor, and
members were kept lodging these mis-
siles, much to the amusement OF many
and to the intense enjoyment Of the
pages. who for the first time during their
association with the grave and serious
Lawmakers felt at home and in their
natural element.
The Dispatch yesterday omitted the
name Of Mr.. William @. Howe, Of Wythe,
as one of the new members of the Board
Of Directors Of the Southwestern State
Hospital He succeeds Major d. c. Cum
mings, of washington county, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-02
PROCTOR CALLS on BLANCO.
The Vizcaya Reaches Hnbana, and In
Accorded an ovation.

HABANA, March 1-Senator Proctor
with his friend, Colonel Parker. and Con-
sul-General Lee, made call of courtesy
by appointment to-day on Captain-Gene-
raj Blanco.
Secretary Jose Congosto accompanied
the party and acted as interpreter.
General Blanco received his visitors with
great cordiality, and a pleasant talk on
general matters ensued
The Spanish cruiser ViZcaya arrived of
Moro Castle at O'Clock this evening,
after good voyage from New York. She
was met by scores of steam launches and
gayly- ly-decorated yachts, with bands, and
as she steamed to her moorings, enthusi-
astic welcomes were shouted from all the
quays, which were lined with thousands
of people The streets and plaZas were gay
with bunting, rockets were discharged,
and there was continuous cheering from
all the boats.
The Mayor of Habana, the Marquis de
Esteban, as director of the festivities, was
the first to board the vessel, going out in
General Blanco's launch. The officers OF
the Vizcaya will call first upon Admiral
Manterola and then upon Captain-Generai
Blanco.
The Almirante Oquendo is expected from
the Canaries at an early day. and she
also will be given a popular welcome.
The divers are much disappointed at
not recovering any bodies to-day, but
hope to be more fortunate tomorrow.
The Spanish divers, to whom Captain
Sigsbee has furnished plans OF the Maine,
will begin their work tomorrow morning.
The steamer Bache left late this evening
for Tortugas with the wounded.
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sAGAsrA SEEMS CHEERFUL.
humors of War, However, Weaken
Ing Spanish Governments,

ing Spanish government.
MADRID, March 1.-The Premier, Senor
Sagasta, Is quoted In an interview as say
Ing that he expects very satisfactory
news from Cuba before April. In the
course OF the same interview Senior Sa-
gasta said: "In view of the increase in
the price OF grain in Spain, the govern
ment has decided to reduce the import
duties"
Greater anxiety Is visible here in re-
gard to the verdict of the United States
naval court of inquiry into the loss OF
the battleship Maine than was apparent
a week ago. The constant rumors of
possible hostilities are harassing and
weakening the government and are also
trying the patience Of the public.
Admiral Bermajo. the Minister of Ma
rine, is actively seeking the best means
to procure additional warships.
WOODFORD's PEACE FOREVER"
LONDON, March 1.-The Globe, OF
Madrid dated February 2sth, j1st re-
ceived here, discussing the polite / situa-
ton. says:
Nothing could be more promising tnan
the present relations between the two
nations General Woodfords peace for
ever was hailed with delight Senior
Sagasta, the Cabinet ministers. and Cen
eral Woodford all make such explicit
statements that peace may be regarded
as assured. This is all the more salts
factory since the late events pointed to
different issue"
The government is considering the adj
Of entirely abandoning the i'm
port duty on grain.
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SHERIFF MARTIN TEsTIFIEs.
Nothing to Alter the Main story De-
veloped.

WILKESBARRE, PA, March L.
Sheriff Martin testified in his own de-
fence at this afternoons session Of
tember ith, when he was called from
Atlantic City," up to the day of the
shooting He described the dispensing of
numerous bodies Of strikers during the
period. Getting down to the time OF the
shooting, he said:
Friday morning reached Drifton ana
found all my deputies there. We went to
Lumberyard, q central point. At o'clock
in the afternoon / got a message that
the strikers were marching through Gran
berry, bound for Lattimer. hurried OFF
with the Hazleton deputies to intercept
the men at West Hazleton. While going
there / repeated my instructions to the
deputies about keeping cool and avoiding
trouble, IL possible.
"The mobs were at US when we ap-
peared, cursed me, and would not bulge
when 1 told them to do so. l read my
proclamation and walked through them,
asking them TO go home. One young
man swore at me violently, and said they
would go TO Lattimer In spite OF me. i
arrested him. One man picked up stone,
but dropped it when l pointed my re-
volver at him.
'T told a crowd of spectators to go
home, as the strikers were desperate, and
there might be trouble. Finally, the
strikers left the road and started of over
some lots. Soon l heard they were going
to Lattimer, and / hurried off with my
deputies to intercept them. / told them
again to keep cool, and not to shoot unless
their lives were or mine was In danger
After lining them up alongside the road,
told them l would go out 10 meet the
strikers and try once more to disperse
them. A deputy asked IL he should not go
with me- No. / said, I'll go alone l
thought one man was enough 10 die at
once. felt somehow there was going 10
be trouble. met the strikers about tifty
wards from the deputies and asked them
where they were going. TO stop the Lat
timer breaker lot of them cried. told
them that they must not go, and tried TO
read my proclamation, but they crowded
around me, swearing at me, and hustling
me TO one side.
zone man tried to grab me, and then
attempted to get hold Of him, but the
crowd Jumped on me and pounded me
about the body. 1 dropped my paper and
pulled my revolver. One OF the men tried
10 snatch the revolver from me, but FAM
ed. Then he struck me an awful blow In
the face and knocked me to my knees.
tried TO shoot him, but my revolver would
not explode Then the shooting COM
menced. 1t lasted about half minute.
"In the crowd / saw three men armed
with revolvers. and one with knife. The
latter made stab at me, but missed.
Two men were shot just behind me to
the left. was In the direct line of fire.
The cross-examination, conducted by
Mr.. Scarlett, lasted for two hours, and
will he resumed tomorrow.
While many minor details were brought
out. nothing was adduced to affect the |
main story. |
A number Of witnesses examined before |
Sheriff Martin told of disorderly action by |
the strikers. |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-02

navy department to-day why the Maine
was tied up to a buoy In Habana har.
SSor, instead OF being anchored, a fact that
nao % peeh tne basis for some of the the
oiies as to the cause OF the disaster
~ stated thaf not only Is a man-of.
war at buoy In much better posltion fo,
qulck service than when anchored. but Il
appears mat II ship casts her anchor IN
nspana harbor, so foul and polluted with
yehow-tever and other disease germs Is
sne lnea there that after the anchor Is
hoisted ship must 30 into ouarant,ns
upon her return to any Florida port.
CALL FOR EXPERTS.
An indication that the court of inquiry
is either far from reaching anv concin,
SION or else Is dispos a TO proceed with
view to making future discoveries. es-
sentiai or otherwise. is the call for the
assistance Of experts.
III mas already been a matter of COM
ment that with all the ability comprised
In the court II has one weak spot-name-
~, the lack OF practical experience in the
construction of ship of its members.
Ihis IL no part of the duties of a line
ofhcer, so that no reflection Is carried by
the statement. TO remedy their short
comings the court has called upon the
department to send to their aid a con-
otfNNNOi anu a carpenter, a0O IN COM
pliance with the request. Secretary Long
has directed Navai-Constructor Hoover
and Carpenter Helm TO report to the
court at Key West.
IL is said II is expected that they will
go to Habana when the court returns
there, and from their familiarity with
the structure OF the Maine, on which
both of these men worked when she was
built in the New York navy-yard they
Will be Of great assistance. not only in
easy methods Of work for the
Divers but also in identifying portions
of the wreck. The latter consideration
is one OF the greatest Importance in view
of the statements that have come from
Habana that some OF the ships bottom
plates have been found in the debris
above water
1t is said at the department that II
this is true the fact will be Of impor-
tance, but 1t was added that 1t would
no necessarily be conclusive evidence as
10 the source of the explosion, for IL is
that If the deck were blown
up IL might easily have pulled up with 1t
some of the frames and the bottom
plating, which are rigidly attached by
rivets.
Without doubt, the two experts will be
much better qualified than the line Off
GERS or divers to identify any such pieces
Of plate.
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FAvORITEs IN HARD LUCK.
Only One of Them scores on Crescent
City Track.

NEW ORLEANS. March l.-Agsin the
favorites were in hard luck. and Sim w.
was the only one of the six to score. wea-
ther fine.
First race-six furlongs-Massacre g to
y won, Delgado 40 to and to ~ second,
Dazzle g to u third. Time, 11SH.
Second race-six furlongs--Globe III. az
to u won. Tabouret g to and even) Sc
cond, Ben. Frost g to u third. Time,
l:l6Z
Third race-mlle and sixteenth
Vanessa Is to y won, Infiammator 6 to
l and to 81 second, Mamie LIS Sister
Is to u third. Time, 1:5l.
Fourth race-hand.cap, six furlongs--
Sim w. Is to u won. Brighton 6 to and
8 to 81 second, Ella Penzance q to u
third. Time, lisa
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Hot Stuff.
@ to u won, Dorothy H. e to l and 4 to u
second, Oreusa co to u third. Time, 1:3i.
Sixth race-one mile--King's Pawn e to
u Won. Jack of Hearts az to l and to u
second, Bob Ciampett Q5 to y third. Tine,
las