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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18

Royal Blue a strictly fret class &c
cigar sold only by G. G. Parsons. l65u
Messrs. John Wood and Tom Stock
bridge Of Nayasota, were here yes
terday.
For sale-A fine piano IA splendid
condition very cheap. Apply TO Joe
Grogipski geo
Fresh 6sh and Berwick bay oyste9s
every Friday aud Saturday At Parsons
restaurant. n
/ willre-open my school Sept. 10, 1898.
Patronage Of people solicited. Mrs.
Fannie Darwin. 700
Adolph Cozart Of Leon county, has
e position at the Bryan brick warehouse
and will begin work Monday.
For pure fountain and bottle soda
Dr.. Pepper. and all the latest iced
drinks, candies, fruits, nuts, etc, call
on q. g. Parsons. 1871
Cotton Seed Hulls for sale in any
quantity delivered and a. cheap as
can be bought anywhere. Apply to
iIra Gooch, Phone 81. III
Rev. W. A. Freeman Of Texarkana,
has arrived in the city aud will preach
at the Baptist church this morning At
II o'clock and TO night. Everybody
cordially invited 10 attend.
Cotton l. coming In at lively rate,
and the receipts promise 70 be very
heavy this season. We heard a merch-
ant who handles a great deal Of cotton
remark yesterday that he expected the
receipts 10 run up 10 about 10000 bales.
K. A. Brantley will sell his residence
In Bryan to the highest bidder for cash,
! have also a good good piano Tor sale,
Sealed bids must be addressed 20 me AT
someuyille, Texas until October lst,
She goes. Some one will loose this op.
I p0ftunily. Zo[
We are displaying an elegant line OF
medallion picture., lne ornamental
vases, opal ware, cut glass, ETC., iof
wedding presents. They are the very
latest productions Call and inspect
them before buying. Wilson-Jenkins
Drug Co. $50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
WILL HAVE TO
WAIT FOR THEIR SHARE.
A Suit snd . Restraining Order Keep
various Colleges Out Of Money Left
Them By Daniel TaSsrwsthsr.

New York, Sept i7.--Judge LAcombe
has signed an order restraining the trus-
tees Of Amherst, Boudoin, Dartmouth,
Hamilton, Williams, Adelbert, Park,
Lafayette, Marysville, Marietta, Wa
bash, Yale, Columbia, the University Of
Rochester Union Theological Seminary,
the University Of Virginia, Hampton
Normal and Agricultural Intuition and
Wesleyan University from disposlng OF
any money paid 10 them from the al
legged secret trust in. or concerning the
residurry state Of Daniel Fayerwether
until the anAl hearing Of the suit become
against them and the executors Of the
viii by Emma Fayerweather and Mary
w. Achter.
The order was presented by William
Balikie ana Roger Sherman. complain.
ants solicitors, in the United States cir.
cult court The colleges receive sl2o. 900
each from the estate. The action Is
brought % obtain possession Of half Of
the estate q 100000 Judge La.
ccmbe's order ties up o. $685.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
Tunsr.I w.. For Emprs.. ElIsabsth.

Washington, sept l7.--An imposing
funeral mass, commemorative OF the
murdered Empress Elizabeth OF Austria
was celebrated At 81. Matthews Catho-
Tic church, Cardinal Gibbons being the
celehnnt The ceremony was Of official
character, under the auspices Of the
Austrian minister. Among those who
were In attendance were President Nc
Kinlsy, members Of the cabinet, ambas.
sadon and ministers o. foreign govern.
meufs in their brilliant diplomatic uni.
forms, and representatives Of the United
States army and navy. supreme court
aud a large gathering from private life
Austrian Minister Won Fengelmuller AZ.
tended with ali the members Of his
efan
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
THE DOCUMENTS IN
The oREYFUs CASE.
f.ri. csbis-s Decide. 10 commh m.
Paper. 10 . cen'alts.s aud some Res
iEn.slss. Are Expected.

Paris, Sept i.-Ata meeting Of the
cabinet minis n it was decided TO sub
NIT documents IN the Dreyfus case %
4 committee % BE- selected by Minister
Of Justice NJ sarrien. Minister Of War
General zurlinden, and Minister Of
Public Works senator Tillays, left be-
fore the council adjourned, which Is In
terpreied As meaning they do not agree
with their colleagues in this matter aud
intend 10 resign.
II Is reported now that the portfolio OF
the minister u war will be offered Gen.
Lebrun, or N. Defreycient, and that II
they refuse 70 accept the Office NJ. Bris-
son win assume the duties Of minister
Of war In addition 10 the premiership,
and NJ. Valee viii BE- appointed minis
ter Of the interior. -
As Premier Brisson was leaving -.
see Palace after the cabinet meeting n
large crowd cheered him with cries OF
Viva Ia Revision. - apparently showing
popular feeling !, changing In favor Of
reopening the Dreyfus case.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
LOCAL NEWS.

J.H. Heron returned to Bolton yes.
terdAy.
BIZ. Hawkins returned to Calvert
yesterday.
DR.. Breach was here from wenbom
yesterday
Henry Prinrel was here from Kurisn
yesterday.
&c. Blume was a visitor TO our city
yesterday.
Col. J. G. Harrison vas here from
College yesterday.
Capt. W II. Wiley Of Bethel, called
on the Eagle yesterday.
Prof. IL. Connell and wife Of College
we're Ia the city yesterday.
Hulls and cotton seed meal Tor sale
bye. ?. Moore. Phone 53. $50
Ed. Bittle leaves TO night ior a Eve
or ak week trip through his territory.
Good second band Buggy Tor sale
cheap. Apply to NJ. II. James. div
CommAndant Harry Martin and an
immense crowd Of cadets from College,
spent the time between trains In the
city yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
yellow Fever situation.

Jackson, Miss, Sept II. -- The in.
specior general wires from Winona that
he diagnosed the suspicious case At that
plAce and believes it TO be yellow fever
No other cases have appeared
No new cases have developed AZ Jack.
sou. Authorities are ON the alert, and
al cases Of sickness Of whatever nature
are being investigated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
Demand. Their Disarmament.

CANDIDA, Isle Of Crete. Sept l7.--Ad.
miral Noel, the British naval com.
mander here. has handed Edhem PAsha,
the Turkish governor. n demand for the
disarmament Of the Musselman popu.
lAtion The pasha ia awaiting instruc-
tons from the Turkish government on
The subiect.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18

London, Sept. IA special dispatch
from Madrid says the Spanish peace
commissioners are as follows; Senior
Nontro Rios, president Of the senate
and who IL president Of the commits
sion, General Cereo. and Seniors Abruziza
vnlarrutia and Garcia. The Spanish
commission viii start for Paris Sept, 25
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18

Boston, Sept i7.-Professor William
r. DAILY, one Of the most noted ifesav.
err Of the United States, for many years
champion swimmer and champion oars
man Of the Pacific slope In recent years.
well known in theatrical circles, is dead
in south Boston. Death was caused by
pneumonia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18

Coleman, Tex, Sept l7-Pearce Kea.
ton, charged with trAin robbery here on
June ., was convicted and given nine
years in the penitentiary. JEFF Taylor
pleaded guilty to the same otiense, and
the Jury IL now out on his case
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
xmlasn, rh.slosiaa Dead.

Lancaster, Pa, Sept. i7.-Rev Thos.
Apple, d. D., IL. d., one Of the rnost
eminent theOlogians Of the Reformed
Church Of America. died here Of acuto
kidney trouble.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18

For full particulars, time cards, sleep.
or reservations, etc, apply TO nearest
ticket agent, !. & q. n. r. r., or ad
dress ID. ]. PRloE,
G. P. and T. A., I. & q. N. R.R.
Palestine, Texas,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18

Athens, Sept l1-It Ia rumored that
a conhiction between the insurgents and
Turkish troops has occurred near Can
diA. According 20 the report some
Christians were killed number wound
ID.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
AN AGRICULTURAL
AND STOCK SHOW.
A Move to Innugurate such an
Enterprise.
TO BE HELD NEXT SUMMER.
The People In the Country are
highly Favorable 20 The
Enterprise.

Having heard the subject Of
stock show, agricultural and horti-
cultural exhibit or fair agitated for
the past three months. and seeing
that nothing definite was being
done to inaugurate the enterprise,
The Eagle has taken up the matter
with a view Of seeing what there
Is in il.
If the enterprise is TO he carried
out, it must he definitely settled
and announced as q certainty long
enough before hand TO enable the
people to prepare for it.
We are now in position TO say
to the people Of Bryan that the
people Of the country are in favor
Of the enterprise, and will cooper
ate with US heartily TO the end Of
making It go. An Eagle repre-
sentative has been out among the
people for the past ten days, feel
ing the pulse Of the farmers on the
subject, and we find that the far
mers are not only favorable, but
hail the suggestion in many cases,
with real enthusiasm.
In the weekly Eagle Of next
week will be published the names
Of leading citizens in different
portions Of the county who approve
Of the enterprise and will do what
they can 10 push il along.
IL having been suggested that
the exhibit be held during the
Farmers Congress at the A. x. NJ
College next summer, an Eagle
man had an enterview with Prof.
IL. II. Connell on the subject. He
will write something for the paper
next week. mailing some sngges-
tons.
| Our idea is TO let the affair be a
competitive exhibition for premi'
ums aud blue ribbons, honorable
mention, etc, as usual in such
cases. No racing features connect
ed with it, and the people OF the
entire trade territory Of Bryan in
yited to take a part With this
starter, let our wide-awake people
begin to think over the matter. In
1.-THE mean time, The Eagle will print
some expressions from our farmers
and Others next week. In the Ian
guage Of one Of our farmers, ''le,s
get move on US and do some
thing 10 liyen up things a little. "
1t will increase the general interest
in better stock raising, better
farming, and diversifcation Of
crops.
We can do il II we will. Let:
make a start, and the rest will b,
easy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18

Ira wyse and Tom earth are at
tending the A. and NJ. College.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Luke HensAr.
ling Of Bethel, a daughter.
Miss Buena Smith returned TO MILF
can yesterday after visit 10 Mrs. G..
Slubenrauch.
Mrs. A. Hensarling and her ivther,
W. b. Royal, Of College, went TO IIous-
ton yesterday.
Cotton receipts 10 last night footed
~ $40 bales. The receipts yesterday
we're over six hundred bales.
Mrs. r. NJ. Fowler OF Ennis, Jeff yes
terday for Hampstead alter a visit to
Mrs. W. d. Garrett
Manager John B. Mike added two
more good shows 10 his list Of attrac-
lions yesieriAy-"Beach & Bowers
Mins,rels" and Forgiven.
The board ofexaminers for the coun-
~ has been in session the past two
days with four white aud fifteen colored
applicants for teachers certificates
Read the KNOBS o. Tennessee" folder
distributed with the Eagle this morn.
ing. Seats are now on sale. The at
traction will be here next Friday night
September %.
Mr.. X. X. Hooper telegraphed the
Eagle greetings yesterday upon the
completion Of the new telegraph line,
and Mr.. Harris added that the line
and instruments are In first-class shape.
Marriage licenses Henry Washing.
ton to Laura Johnson, John Stockton
10 Mrs. John Mcintyre, Francesca Par.
tinel TO Braza Palemo, Claud Brown
TO Eliza Grice, Dan Terrell to Mrs.
BammA Tally, Cornelius Gilbert to Ro-
81 Thornton, George Patten to Mrs.
Bette Banks, VIM Alexander to Mrs.
Annie Coats, Ed Tillsv to Ellen Nc
Donald.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
za.lisdsa Resigns.

Paris, Sept i7-Gsneral Zurlinden.
the minister Of war has rendered his re-
ngantion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

twenty-fo,r hours late, having on board
Naval Constructor Richmond r. Hobson,
who is en- route to Philadelphia In regard
to the raising OF the Spanish vessels on
Santiago he said he was now engaged In
the preliminary work Of raising the Cnrlsto-
bal Colon and II would take three weeks
more before anything was ready The pur-
pose OF his visit to this country, Mr. H9o-
son sad, was TO see tho secretary OF the
navy regarding further work on the war
ships. He thought the Vizcaya could be
saved, but would not affirm II positively
An appropriation OF $1.000,eO0 would cover
the cost OF raising the vigcaya and wouli
enable the government 70 bring her North
and put her In good condition. she~cost
SO, 600
The Almirantc oquendo, Mr.. Hobson
says. is hopeless wreck. The Maria
Teresa, which was sunk In Santiago mar
Dor, Ii a good vessel and can be raised with
little cost when the work on the In
fanta Maria Teresa commenced. said Mr..
Hobsun ~ had nifty American iaborers
employed, but owing 90 The foul atinos-
| pherc, foul gases and foul water very few
| escaped sickness and I was obliged 10 fall
| back On Cuban laborers. Shese men seem
| 10 stand the work very well and under
proper supervision can accomplish gooi re-
| suits There Ia growing sentiment,
! find. among naval officers that every one
! of the sunken Spanish ships should be
raised and II found to be seaworthy be
| kept as relies.
"The spauish vessels which have been
| and those which Will no doubt be saved and
p,t In commission should retain their
names ns a menento OF the proves oil
Americans"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25
PRESIDENT WAS BUSY
SECRETARIES DISCUSS IMPORTANT
MATTERS WITH M'KINLEY.
Cuban or philippine Debts, hut
Might Assume Municipal 1onds.

Washington, October 2i.-rhe president
had an exceedingly busy forenoon today.
Attorney General Griggs and Secretaries
Long. Hay and Alger called about 10 o'clock
and the president discussed with them sew
eral matters which he found awaiting his
attention on his arrival from he West
telegram from General Wade ut Havana
was read recommending that the limit OF
time allowed the Spanards 10 evacuale
Cuba be extended from December TO Jan
uary !. He said it would he physically i'm
possible for the $4,000 Spanish troops now
on the Island to leave before the First OF
che year and he regarded the extension OF
time as reasonable and just. After the
matter had been discussed at some length
! an agreement was reached aud General
| Wade WAS telegraphed that his recommen-
| dalton was approved, In the meantime
however tho United States troops now III
/ Cuba and others 10 he dispatched Will take
1 possess on of territory as last as The Span
ish evacuate, probably leaving Havana un-
I'll the last.
Regarding the reported purpose of the
SpanLards to dismouu. and remove
Spain the heavy ordnance of the forts ana
an senals about Havana, IT was STAYED N
| would be permitted. and II this movement
had already been begun II would be stopped
, at once. Tho INSTRUCTIONS given he eYAc-
, , uatlon commissioners mt Havana ncludat
,, all these Questions and explicitly proylite
4 that only the arms In the nauds OF th'
troops aud what Is generally understood "a
! lmpediments would be permlued 10 b'
taken away.
Nothing OF special Importance has brel
a received recently from our peace commits
sioners In Parts 1t was again reltertF
/. today that under no circumstances woul
e the Unltod States assume any part OF tn
2 so-called Cuban debt or tho debt charg
!" agans, the Philippine lsl9nds nigh
/. be possible that the United states woul
d assume or guarantee the municipal oh'l
y CATION Of Havana or other Cuban cities. o
% al least would not permit Thorn TO he re
's pudlNted The eomo might be true q
I. Manila. but as 10 the national debt who
!. Spain has seen IT, TO charge against Cub
or the Philippines neither would be "a
Il sumed or In any son-e guaranteed Tni
/ poloy. 1t was declared, our peace commits
OF slonera Will understand and II VIII MOI b
~ reeedcd from IN the slightest decree
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25
SPAIN lis QUIET.
No Preparation Masking to Resume
Bgstiiities.

No Preparation Making to Resume
BgStiiities.
New York, October e4,A dispatch TO the
World from Maldrid says; Telegraphic in
qu.riEs by no World correspondent have
eltclted irrefutable proofs that the Spanish
dock yards show absolutely 10 signs OF re-
new q activity nor Tho slightest symptom
imply ing the romotest Idea OF renewing the
struggle with Tho United States.
Tie vessels composing Admiral Ccryera 8
fleet are now dispersed TO various ports,
chiefly Cadiz, Carthagena and Ferroll, with
their crows reduced 10 peace footing the
majority OF tho officers on leave aud the
insil mes ashore, Work on all coast defense
works and fortifications for defense. the
arSenals and the dock yards stopped at the
suspension OF hostillties.
The officers and men OF Admiral Ger
vera's fleet obtained unlimited leave on ar
rivir,e.
At Ferroli and Cadlz especially, things
are as quiet as bafore the war. pesldss
gunnery and machinery trials on several OF
the war vessels, including the Charles v
and the Pelayo, revealed lamentable dcfi-
ciences. From conversations with minis
tiers and leading politicians the World cor
respondent can state tho notion OF break
ing Off negotiations over the Cuban debt Is
regarded as absolutely preposterous and
suicidal Even as TO the Philippines, by
which vastly greater store Is set. 1t Is taken
for granted here that Spain must in the
long run yield whatever the United States
insists on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

OF TODAY'S l IMPORTANT NEWS.
WAR AFTERMATH.


It Is understood the cabinet is deter
mined America will not assume the Gu
han or Philippine debt, although munich
pal bonds might be guaranteed
Porto Rico. f.adrones and Cuban aues-
lions all merged into one by the peace
commission. IL is thought Spain may
withdraw from the protocol and renew
hostilities.
Tho peace commissioners have selected
Guam as part of the spells Of war. Ru-
nored that the Cuban question will be
disposed o. this week.
Agunaldo has General Para, hts rival,
arrested for defying Americans.
Two thousand more troops have Just left
Cuba for Spain.
Cuban General Martel issues a procla-
nation urging Cubans to resist the land
ing Of American troops by force.
Court martial ordered to try officers OF
the Third Texas fos unbecomlng conduct
Spain has boen1told that warships VIII
be sent 20 Havana harbor If nothing else
will serve.
Many spaniards are being Cotton out Of
Cuba; 1000 will be taken from Gibara this
week.
1t IL said there are more Cuban soldiers
now than when there was actual fighting.
Officers and crew of the New Orleans
are said TO be Disconnected and many OF
them may desert.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25
$4,000 WORTH OF CANTALOUPES.
Contracts Have Been Made for Delivery of the
Melons Next rlay.

Tho coutnoue pres
company.
commission
and
releea ct tho American cf'seratns
10 IA OF
maun % he " q ri
that thing
things looking brightest and the bulk
II melons
OF
willing 'front.'
! made a
o
Grapeal
for all
to
ut would To difficult for people the magnitude
o making
We
all
IN mo and
of office
all he
the time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25
LhUl 0GlCAl.

HEAD -lockhart. TeX5s, October "a. -
Died at the res dence of Mr.. Louis Mech,
In Lotkhart, Mrs, Eliza Head. aged So
years. Mrs, Head, iamliarly known TO
every man, woman and child, white and
black, liz Lockhait is Grandma Head, -
was an incarnate blessing to the entire
comnunlt, in which she lived, and an an
re Z rh. r. the homes of the sick and
distressed. In the death of this good wo-
man and mo Ell Christian. Lockha7t has
Sustained an irreparable loss, AMI our peo-
pie will erect a monument to her memory.
upon which may BIO appropriately Inscribed
the epitAph Blessed are tho dead which
d. n the Lord, that they may rest from
Ter labors; and their works do follow
them"
sEWELL-Luling. Texas, October 2S.--
Died, at her homo In this city, on Sunday
morning, October %, MS, Sarah sewell
csci SO v. ars, The funeral services took
place ct the Methodist church, OF which
deceased had been a hfe-lcng aud faithful
member Mrs. sewsll leaves hear, hrok-
tn husband, son and daughter to mourn he?
denise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25
WAR BETWEEN The RACES,
Eleven Negroes and One white Man
Known to Have been Killed.
SOME DARKIES KILLED IN THE WOODS
Unidentified Bodies buried in the
Trench es-Fcars that the Negroes
Would BE Lynched-W"r On.


No,,, or,eans Oc,oher 24-The Plea
-. Ma. .,ociai savs. Eleven
yuhes FOREST, MISS Sieoi"i
dead negroes. one dead whYte nia" enu inv
negro ard three white men seriously
,.o,,aa.a 10 Tho reeuit at this writing of
- 49,, ,,ht,as anil
the bloody war between 'no
blacks in the Iiarperville neignnorhoou vi
This Scott county. Several of this rioters
.,,,..., a., ,oased /, iau at
nave peeh c"p'uieu '''' 49,
Forest today. but the otiers escap@" NV"
the swauns. Large crowds OF white men
arc IN close nurs,tt. however. and more
a'o :" vs. p a,,,, 80 No adi,d IN
halnss are nouiiy SNp0o'1' ~
the death list. The ioilo"ihs 10 pa '''''
list of the killed.
uo,o,, rt.h p,,rte Gatewoo1. Henry
.,Iasaon iohr Greenwood hugh Anderson.
Si,,, Hawaiian Ren IJuralsoi,.
''i 49, i,s' ~ II siblev
1,hn ,,.,,,nioa -JrlarL Ma PAYNE.
iySi," Ia,,. Han,iltm, NJ johnson.
,o,oas Arms ronq
y. =, t,,'rossih1a IN obtain a full list OF
LII az rs IN. ,.ssson thai so,,,e negroes
tne hliieu ~ en ~. ,,oa1s and hurradlv
~oao ~ ~, w., ,,,i,as where they fell. 4
uu.teN w w ~ ..., "a tbs't no helnel
eiiDIi W 800. ~, tr'.,chns hrt neither
- 80 mi, IL, his crowd knew their
nan,os ard ,hev did not care enough about
. .,aine' aii ia, 49, NV
~ Cne ~ Mi orr;, want IN Harperyille
uoysr.or nis i'aul ~ 49, t 40 n,hites NOT
iast hieht uhu appeaiea ~, w w.. ~ nustoIv of
10 hiolesS 'n ne, ~ '.A,.,., Ill ri n gooa
lie sisit1 ,ne 81, ~ these in The crowd
e,ieet ou 'ne " 49, did moi relish the
pur I'm. " i,tn.eararoe er1 told him so in
soye ., noi In. ,Iain Than noIite. For an
,pl so, n u, p pn,n, In The governors
49, .t ,,h az no o,,rhaelzed the duty OF
s.esuh - ,id in ~ enlargement of the
s1ei! Uii9 w a. i,,,ij,iJ',oi in the audi
raw one lliipU''i' ''i'' 80
eh. .e yelleu s,,u,,r ,h, voI,ow ,ever emf
IN, n0'vi h uu,'u ss,vcc: were wanted at
| 49,, ,.o,, 'ro,,i1 MT he found. Where
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25
Annednct Entries.

Five furlougs, seling-Colonel Tenny'
straugeet Prince Of Wales. Handcun JOS, Or
deal 107, Yarmouth, somers LOG. Maize D. lvS
Carlstaph 1o2, AL Runes 1O1, Belgravia w. inc
IIu. 90.
Mile and forty yards. selling-Doggett ILL.,
Benauo III 1OS. Myth 1O5 Hurns 1922 Harry
Crawford, Brighton 100, General Maeeo 81
Nearest o. Frohman Sc, campania, Flu lo2
se,en furlongs--Don de Orc 1876 Warrentor
lac. Kinnickinnck 1i9, swiftmas llS, Brighton
Afhy III Phillip 10, Rusher JOG. Dminutive
satu slipper 1903. HI Lee 90, Holden %.
Five furlongs-St. SOPHIA. fpsilanu. Miss
Order Village Pride La Poupee, Lady Exile
Fray. Lady Dora, Savlla, Belle of Oakwood
Tenor, Amorta l07
One mile, selling-Nana H. III, Tans.
Alamo. Knight of the Garter loS, Talisman
Tngc los, Wordsworth tlanlon. Prime Minis
ter iO2 las. Munroe Bastion 90 Red Spider 81
Milo and forty yards Becky Roife, Far
Rebel 1903 Brass, Slasher 9S, stain, Emma
nora Genonro. staysail, Fairy Dale, Or. With
row Hardy c. 90.