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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
News TO Him.

A reporter called on Mr.. KAN yester-
day and asked him if the report was true
Ing TO Galveston on the mastering out Of
the Texas regiment and compete with
clothing people at that point in supplying
the soldiers Mr. Kiam in reply stated
that he knew nothing OF the report until
he saw It in The Post yesterday morning
and was surprised that such a misstate-
ment should gain circulation.
I'VE have never thought OF such
thing said Mr.. Kiam ''and you may
state that We will not take piece OF
goods TO Galveston, so the merchants OF
that place need not be uneasy"
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Teachers Inntitntc.

The teachers institute fur April was
held yesterday at the High school build
Ing and was we'll attended by the city
teachers,
Topics were discussed as follows: ''Ex-
position OF Ideal TRUTH" Miss Cora Red
wood and Mr.. Little.
Applying the General Notion" Mr. p.
J. Patiilo.
Deduction as Process in Argument"
Mr.. ]. J.. MeReynolds.
Induction" Miss Eva Iiengy,
Identification, Mr. NJ. II. Benson.
'Prlori Arguments. Prof DuveEnoy.
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A DAY AMONG THE COURTS.
COUNTY coNNICTs WILL STILL BE
KEPT ON COUNTY ROADS.
Proceedings In the Criminal and
civil District Court-iRenl
Estate Transfers.

The county commissioners resumed and
concluded their session yesterday.
The court ordered corrections made In
the assessments OF real estate belonging
10 the following persons; Mrs. +, Roemer
and Louis Tuffiy. Wyley Smith.
The court Instructed the county attorney
to furnish the court al its May term a
written opinion as TO the right of telc-
phone companies to occupy with their
poles the public roads or the bitches along
the ROADS. and the county judge is in
structed to find out upon what terms tele-
phonio communication can be had with the
county poor farm
The court ordered a correction OF as
sessment IN the case of certain property
In the Burton homestead tract owned by
the National Loan and Investment COM
pany OF Michigan.
4 resolution was offered by Judge Vas-
mer. seconded by Commissioner schmidt,
that the working OF convicts on the county
roads be discontinued and that free labor
be employed on said work. An order was
made 10 this effect but was defeated by
The following vote:
Nsys-Becker, Magee and Roth.
Yeas--Vasmer and Schmidt.
The assessment on 50x125 feet OF quar-
ter No. OF block IS. Hadley & Franklin
addition. reduced to $500.
Warrants were issued for per diem OF
members Of the court. Adjourned for the
term.
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1t is expected that the Emmets and
Light Guard viii be mustered out at Gal.
weston Tuesday. While this is not an alb
solute certainty, vet the source of infor-
nation is reliable. and preparations for
the reception Of the these companies IRE
hoine pushed for the banquet 10 be given
by the ladies' who nave j, in charge. The
boys are very anxious to get away from
camp life and again enjoy the privilege
of eating at home.
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years, malaria; Thomas Lyona male,
white, 81 years, senility; Fred Harris,
male, colored, 80 years. heputitis; Clay
born Smith. male, colored, lilo oolitis: in
FAINT OF Charles Celestus A. King, male,
colored, stillhorn.
April 1S--George Kane, male, colored
80 years, suicide; Fannie Brown. female
colored, SO years, phthisis.
April 14--Lsura Delaney, female, white,
months, congestion; Joe Baker, male,
white, SIS years. congestion OF brain.
]. Il. Msssle,
City Health Officer.
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THE BANQUET A SUCCESS.
Ladies' Have Been Untiriug In Their
ElnrtE.

IaNOrts.
The banquet and promenade concert to
be given the Emmets and Light Guard
by the ladies of Houston can be nothing
less than a grand success. They have
worked faithfully and hard for the past
week that proper appreciation might be
shown the soldiers upon their return home
from Cuba.
The chairman of the supper committee,
Mrs Thomas r. Franklin. reports that the
contributions OF edibles is all that could
be desired and nothing has been left un-
done by them.The money needed to detray
the expense OF hall rent, to buy strawber-
ries and to pay other incidental expenses
that usually come up on an occasion OF
this kind has been subscribed and partially
paid in; other will contribute Monday.
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week upon Christian Science" The off
GERS OF the church requested DR.. Leayell
to preach this sermon before his own con-
and will comply with that request tonight
al the regular services at o'clock.
Those who are in doubt as to che char
aeter Of this modern Science" can be
fully instructed by listening to this SER
mon,
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Ready=to=Wear Department.
..ese.seossseeeeessssssss'
sun Bonnets.

Ladies' and Chlldrens White India
Lawn Bonnets. with double ruhIes.
45e and sos. same only rnffles. Ihn
edged with lace. 7Vc and NJ. iuu !
Ladies' and chiidron's Colored Cham .
bray Bonnets. made with two hin
double rufflss. 45c and........ vov
Ladies' and ChiIdrens. IN Colored
Pcrcales made with two DOUBLE &
rufiles, worth 40c. rhn 9
each ......-. i..-.....-.........
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srECIAL ANNoUNcENlENT.

The entertainment at Harrisburg an.
nouneed for Tuesday April is, has been
postponed until Thursday, April 2I, on
account OF the sudden death in the family
of one Of our citizens,
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Carpet Department.
Lace Curtains

Npls ona sra,s. 4 inches inches wide ,,,s.
$50 curtain. this week 1'a' II
No,tiinghams. 70 inches vide / ysr.. 'v y
tains, this week curl d
swiss Curtains i,i, IN plain aud dotted 49, 'vv
regular s2.15 curtain.
this week .....4...... A
Irish Point Lace your chat. :. >svv
$3.50 ard $500 curtains. y our
this week ...... IN
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f. T. Chew. Sr,. 10 James II. Ber-
~, lot ., block 3. Red Cloud ad
dtlon In lot OF tho west half of
the Luke Moore league .... 81
Lars Nelson and wife. Matte, 30
Fred Ramsey, the north 240 acres
OF land out of the h. A. holland
survey, also so acres of land out
of the south end of.the f. n. Culp
survey, see volume l01, pages 3lS
and 40 deed records .......... 2,lAC
Adele Y. Huey and husband. Frank
j, and Charles Tinsley 10 George
4. Moore, lots and s. block 81,
south side Buffalo bayou. and i'm
provements ..................,.. E.oot
John A. Mllroy 10 S. l.. Hutton. lot
s. block ., Forsgard addition to
Houston. other considerations
ana ..,.-............,... II
Mary l.. Robinson. widow, TO Mrs.
Adele 7. Huey. lots 4 and S. block
81, and improvements. south side
BuHalO bayou Observation-Disclosures.
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building Permits.

Max Dienstag. to repair roof. San ia
elnto street; So,
G. II. Sproug, cellar under house and
partition fence. Milan street; $50.
w. III. Sprung. extension TO gallery
Crawford street; $40,
Estate OF W. j. Settegast. TO place ad-
dItlonal story on building on Fannin
street; $1,000.
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sermon Of chr,.,,an science.

Rev William Hayuo Leayell, d, D.. pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian church. by
appointment Of the presbytery OF Brazos,
preached sermon before that body during
its session at Columbia during the past
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Ladies' Aprons.

Ladies' White India Lawn and Dimity 9
Aprons. made extra large. with deep .
hems and trimmed with insertion y
and hemstitchinE. i5c. 20c EQn n
25C. Csc. soc. Csc. 75c and...r CIV o
cclored Check Bingham Aprons. msde'ce
extra long and wide. ytlt o
loo and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NV y
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Mattings.

.n na1,sr yefy nea,yy quality. Ia var.et,
this week ...... III
Japanese. extra heavy quality 1,
white; green. hrcwn. blue and ~ u'all
binations. regular S5c eoods. AZ.
this week ....!..... WI
China. ezra quality. large sssortm...
patterns, regular 4Oc goods. ".
this week ........... vi
Japanese. finest quality linsn w.,, n
CARPET effect. .'eg,llar t0c and a. ~ y
goods, this w2ek 3A
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suits for Dirtrict Conrtr.

( F. u. Jones VS.. ]. L. Hudson and b. r.
Ward: suit on note $ii75.
The Michigan Savings and Loan Asso-
citation We. julius Sonnen and ]. NJ. Frost:
debt S447.50 and foreclosure on lots 10,
II and ~, block IS, Drummer addition.
Z City OF Houston VS.. Louis Theil; tax
debt $297.50 and foreclosure on lots and
5. block Al; also lot 3. half OF 2. block So
all south side Buffalo bayou.
a The Michigan Savings and Loan Assoc
citation We Albert NJ. Darling. ID. II Mil
Ter. II, H. MacNicoll. w. r.. Mcclellan and
II. Masterson. The Planters and Mechanics
National Bank and the Brazoria Land and
Cattle Company; debt sl02h and forsclos-
ure on lots and .. block IA, Drummer adj
dition 70 Houston
The Michigan Savings and Loan Asso-
citation VS.. Patrick Witty and wife. Ma
RE Bette Green and J. w, Sam. debt
$500. as and foreclosure on lot !, block ss
Bsunner addition,
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Rugs.
Hammocks.

Something new. made OF heavy 1 4,
linen cord ................,..,.
Same. little heavier, M
upholstered head rest ... III
Same, much heavier, upholstered / a
head rest, patent extension rod. III
Same. much heavier. upholstered hcoo
rest. extension rod and patent n n
clutches, heavy fringe ..... III
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A. l.. Kulp vs.. n. T. Hicks ct al; con-
tinued generally.
Charley Johnson VS.. G. N. A. peRajli-
getty; ON trial.
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Fifty-Fifth CIvu district cour,

Percy Hewitt applicant for probate OF
VIII; estate valued at $500.
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Criminal Court.

William Kseynlng. charged with rape;
continued.
Calvin Clay. three cases OF cattle theft
roset for Monday, the nth,
John johnson. assault TO murder; same
order.
Sol Jacobs. forgery; not guilty.
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Tapestry Curtains.

Just the thing for summer us, 1,
&T, Louis XVI and Empire stylss ,sAn
lar price $3.50, $500, $500 an 4 III W
$500 pair. this week. $3.50 and 4
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THE DEATH ROLL.


Meade, the infant OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lock
MCDANIEL. died yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at tho family residence. 2sls Bag
by street The burial will take place to-
day at p. m. at Hollywood cemetery.
The death of Pauline, the 7-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kahn.
occurred yesterday afternoon at 1875
clock. Funeral Will be held at the fam
lily residence 1908 Prairie avenue. at 2
o'clock today and interment in Jewish
cemetery.
John G. Sick. aged 81 years, died last
night at $3.50 o'clock at his residence. cor
ner of Maury and Noble streets, Fifth
ward. He was switch engineer in the
Southern Pacific yards and has been
resident Of Houston for seventeen years.
wife and children are left to mourn his
death.
The deceased will be buried at $50
o'clock this afternoon in the German Gem
etery. He leaves many friends and rela-
tives 10 mourn his loss. He was devoted
husband and father and in addition to a
wife he leaves three children 70 mourn
his loss.
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w b. Jones VS.. Frank Dunn; appeal
from Justice court.
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Best Muslin Gowns. Mother Hubbard, yoke
and neck trimmed with six clusters of
tucks and finished with cambria rufhs
worth Soc 0Oa
TINS week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. uUu
Best Muslin Gowns. round yoke, trimmed
nine clusters OF tucks, three box plaits
in back and trimmed all around with
deep cambria ruffc and finishing braid,
T iGis week ssS; ........................ 48C
Best Muslin Gowns. pointed yoke, trim
med with four rows OF insertion and
clusters of tucking, three box plaits IN
back Of yoke, and finished all around
with neat embroidery edge.
worth CSC, 7En
this week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lou
Best Cambria Gowns. round yoke of lace
and embroidery insertion. with new
French yoke In back, finished with a
deep India lawn rufhe, edged with
pretty lace. worth si.5e. nm
this week ..................,,.,... IIuu
Best Cambria Gowns with pointed yoke of
three rows wide Insertion and bias tuck
ing the new French yoke In back, trim
med on shoulders with a deep rufne OF
embroidery, also around neck and sleeves.
worth $50, m
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Probate Court.
Estate John George Hewitt, deceased;
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Ladies' Neckwear.

white Pique Stocks, with small bows. en-
broidery trimming. also White Lawn
Ties. yards long. with pleated rufhes
and narrow lace 0Eo
trimmings .'s.sFsfs. ts4.''.s..s.' s-Co
Satin Stocks. with Point d'EsprIt Bow,
Lawn and Net Ties. ga yards long,
trimmed With lace and tucks; 0En
also embroidered Net Tics........ uUG
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
LIQUOR WAR IN LOWELL.
Sensation Caused by Rad MAZE on Opera House
Haroom bJ the Police.

Lowelxl. Mass. Sept l1.-A decided
sensation was created in this no-li-
cense city by a raid and seizure which
the police department made Saturday
night. The place raided was the Opera
House BAR where the officers caught the
violaters in the act and even carried
away the whiskey in tumbler which
the bartender was delivering to a GUS
toner over the bar. The local interest
In the affair comes from the fact that
this is the particular barroom which
the Lowell sun denounced as being too
closely connected with the theatre and
furnishes too great inducemnt and
facility for the actors and audience TO
get liqut between the acts. This de-
nouncement was a leading factor I'm the
famous libel suit which the proprietors
of the Opera House borught against the
sun and which has been dragging along
I'm the courts for nearly FIVE years. The
proprietors Of the Opera House deny
that they have any present connection
with the barrooom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
Frances Dishonur.

Germany can look on with equanim-
ity. She can allow France TO simmer In
the fat of her own dishonor."
The cial-Democratic Vorwaerts at
tributes the startling verdict To the
general Incompetence Of military men
as judges. 1t says:
Soldiers cannot weigh questions OF
right and justice"
The Lokal Anzeiger emphatichlly de-
clares that the judges themselves were
not convinced of the guilt of Dreyfus.
Ii declares:
Their verdict is the expression Of
the uncertainty OF their consciences."
on the reception of the news OF the
verdict last night there was much ex-
citement in the streets of Berlire Eager
crowds snatched the papers from
news vendors. Crowds gathered i'm the
street corners to discuss the result.
All sides were heard. There was eth
er the satisfied laugh OF the anti
ite or the indignant protest OF his op-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
SISTER SUES SISTER.
Margaret Doyle Secures Judgment Against Bridget
Fallen In the District Court.

Margaret Doyle and Bridget Fallon,
sisters, were respectively plaintiff and
defendant In a suit tried in the civil
division Of the Sixth district court this
morning. Mrs. Doyle said her sister
had refused TO give up a watch valued
at S25 and a pair OF shoes worth $3.50
though many times requested TO so do
by Mrs. Doyle. The defendant claimed
plaantin left the goods as security for
board bill. The plaintiff denied
owing any board and asserted she had
a clam against the defendant for SER
vices rendered. Defendant asserted the
watch was not worth sl5. let alone S25.
Judge Sweetland said the defendant
having set up the defence that the
property was left with her as security
was bound to prove such was the case
and that she had not done so. Judg-
mene for the plaintiff for $3.50 was
given. Defendant was not represented
by any attorney.
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Quiet al Rennss.

Renncs. Sept. ia state of calm
prevails b r.. Al the troops and gen
darmes quartered I'm rle town and its
environs have lett. ans journalists and
Others Interested IN tn trial have de-
parted. The cafes. witch fOr the last
few we ks have been thronged with ex-
citd crowds. were Il serted this after
noon. \ SOLITARY gendarm- paced M
and down heftre tho military prison.
and there Wss not a policeman nor y
soldier near tn lvcss. wh "a last wsek
rexsnhled "a tarracks WOrxmen were
busy dismentlins the courtroom and
pa king ths chairs tables aud benches
on a few tr-'leys outside
Nine Drevfus Visited her husband IN
the prison this afternoon. bat not the
slightcst interest VAS shown IN the'r
meeting by the population. she found
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
At The CITY HALL.
Annual Appropriation Bill TO Be Pre-
Sented This Evening.
Commissioner Smith Returns From Ca'Ion,
o. Sinking Fund Commissioners

At the meeting of the common co"iN''
this evening the most important matter
10 come up is the report of the JOINT
standing committee on finance suDliH'-
ting bin for an ordinance making aP-
nroprations for the support of the e''y
government for the financial year end
inc : .pt. 80. 1900 While II is generaIiy
evnected that the bill as reported WIZ
bo adopted. there is liable to be some
discussion before u is passed.
sunerintendenJ OF Public w olAS
smith returned this morning from
canton. o., where ne went 10 lnspec'
toa working OF sewage siudge presses'
Air Smith says he Is well satisned WIN
The machine he saw, ana the matter -
noy one of dollars and cents ~ afFlF-
ing at his decision for the machines 10
be used I'm Providence. Ihe Cahtuh
machine costs about one-tnlfu less man
,the Worcester machina and seems to do
lust as efficient Work.
There will be a meeting OF the sink
inc fund commissioners i'm the mayor
ofice at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
al which time some decision viii be ar
rived AT i'm relation to the investment
of the sinking fmt = in bonds OF other
cities. under the authority granted py
the city council some time ago.
The city tax viii be collected from
October | TO October % inclusive, ana
the staff of City Treasurer Granger is
az present busy I'm preparing the thou-
sands OF tax bills.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Health Chapin re-
ports one new case OF scarlet fever on
Seymour street.
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HE STRIKES BACK.
Widdup Sues Doll for $4,000 DAM
ages for False Arrest.
Lively Developments Promised In the Trial
Of the Cases.

not very agreeable kind, due 10 the
controversies between piano manufac-
turer Jacob Doll and his former agent
here. Sutclffe n. Widdup. Mr. Widdup
for some days was a visitor at the state
hotel at Howard. being detained under
writ OF arrest in suit for trover and
conversion brought against him by Mr..
DOLL Now Widdup has sued Doll 10
recover $4,000 for damages arising from
the charges that Widdup says are raise
Alpha n. Hill became Widdups bonds
man. Mr.. WiCdup places more OF the
blame for his troubles on an agent who
came here for Mr.. Doll than he does on
Doll himself. and there y rumor that
certain matters arising from the con-
troversies will be laid before the bar
committee.
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FINANCIAL.
BULLS AND BEARS.
The Sagging Market Took on Speed
in TOday's Dealings.
Railroads and IniusIrlaIs Alike were
Bound for Lower Prices.

Wall Street. Sept. 1.-THE market
continued 10 sag lower with only feeole
reactions which We're more Ike leih-
pOraIy support than a hearty tahlHs
hold by the bull contingent.
There was no evidence Of purpose
10 more than check the drop on It's way
down 70 prevent il from running 700
fast.
Tennessee Coal and Leather shaTes
were the only exceptions 10 the hera,
drOOp. Sugar about held Us own anu
so did American Tobacco, but heltne.
of them showed any activity eNeep'
when they sagged off.
The Changers We're consmcuousy
lumpy. With the Who'll railroad "s'
moving away in sympathy e,,
The Transit stocks were an ,9,s leyps.,
Manhattan which flew mp 20 lle lalnne
off nearly TO ll5 and failing 10 Ii"Ne
any marked recovery.
Pacific Mail had a further SlHnlrs lHs
spell touching II drop Of seven Poi'i''
since the middle OF last week
After an hours fall from the opeliiIn7
there came a crsting spell Win sHs"'
recoveries In most OF the iSt.
The whole elst came under the Ha.l
mer again in the early atterhouh az. ~.
receded still further, Brooklyn lr'llisis lr,s.
being the chief sufferer ana uloppihe
down close to par. A
Continental Tobacco broke pelo" ~
ST. Paul slumped through 10" anu
burlington dropped below l3S. II,
There was no sign of life III any Oi
the ercoveries all day.
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Sentiment al Washington.

washint0on, Sept. t.-The Dreyfus
verdict rs attracting much attention
throughout official quarters but natur-
ally those whose opinions would be
valuable are reluctant To- express ad-
verse comment because OF the national
aspect OF the case. The feeling is gem
erai however. I'm favor Of Dreyfus and
a strong sentiment has developed
against rhe injustice. To which. accord
ing to the prevailing belief. he has been
subjected. Some OF the officials express
fear that this sentiment will have Sc
rious effect on the Franco American
treaty when IL comes before the senate.
That instrument has not proven very
popular and present feeling may turn
che tide against ".
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TomorcW's S Evsn's.

The races scheduled for tomorrow, to-
gether with the entries. are as follows:
2.3O class, orottlng. three in five.
purse s3O00-The Queen Kingmond. The
Spaniard. Miss Pratt. Clay Patchen. Ed
Winter. Blazeway. Lady Geraldine,
Wilask. You May. Regal Nelson. Cor
inne. Pierrot James Shevlin. Creasote.
Bullet. Paul Pry Venus "a, Valpa, Ad-
miral Symmes Bel Esprit Dolly Pat
chen. Little Ada. c III Wood. George III
Wood Charles ~.
eli class. pacing two IN three, purse
si2OO--Niazette. Jastleton, Joe Pilot.
Terrell &. Art Aro. Free Bond Pal
metto Prince. DR. Wood. Joe Bailey.
King Chimes. Maize sydney VIII Ley
burn. Johnny AFan. Blaze Boy. McJoe.
Early Bird Jr. Flirt. Dempsey, Time
piece.
2.IO class. trotting. three In i've. purse
$1,000 -slenton NJ. Prince Lavalard. Who
L. II. Belle j. Charley Herr. Dayton.
Ronnatelle. ! B ~. Battleton, Tudor
chimes. Ruby. Monterey. Alcidalia.
Louise Mac. Rubber. Capt Jack. Oak
land Baron. Dare Devil.
2.27 class. pacing. two In three. prrse
12O0-Rana Allenka. Addtt Parker
EVoiute. Narlel Russell Lupus. Happy
lin. Lady Al Right. Roscoe e. Edward
:. Annie Thornton. Budd stout. Ed
muud
During the races today and Tor the
balance % the meeting. music was fur-
ufshsd by Reeves American Band ana
this added q particular charm 90 what
Wa. certainly the finest racing meeting
held IN the state.