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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-06
LABOR NEWS.
No yellow Power podies Rem

M YELLOW Power bodies Removed.
Washington, April 5.--The result Of
correspondence between Acting Secretary
OF War Meildeiohp and Surgeon General
Wyman of the marine hospital service re-
gardng the removal to this country of the
remains Of the men who died IN Cuba Of
yellow fever, has been the issuance of or
ders by tho former directing that none OF
The remains Of yellow fever yictims shall
he brought 10 tho United states until cold
weather returns
Those who died In battle or 81 wounds
VIII he brought hack at once and inferred
for the present IN government cemeteries
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NOVEL DECISION.
Judge Peabody Says n MN Hns
Right to Beat His wife.

st. Louis, April "a declsle- was rem
dered by Judge Peabody in the city police
court today that under certain conditions
a husband has the right to beat his wife.
The case was OF one Bernard Ketzer,
charged With beating his wife because she
would not agree with him in the manage
meni OF their children.
Judge Peabody said in passing judy
msnt: In this case, the wife was more
guilty than the husband for trying to
contradict and thwart her husbands will
10 the presence OF the children, and set
ting them bad example. which he had a
right to rebuke. There are times when a
wife irrltates her husband to such an ex-
tent that he can not control himself and
uses his hand or fist. AS long as no seri-
Gus harm is done, l don't believe in pun
ishment."
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Wharton, Texas, April 5.-Yesterday
evening news reached Wharton that there
had beer wreck at Pierce's. Instantly
Drs Farrell and Andrews and a relief
party left for the scene of the accident.
hut on their arrival, found that affairs
We're not so serious as anticipated and
though sofie painful bruises no lives were
lost rhe wreck was a head end coli-
sion. caused by an open switch. W. w.
Delony had his shoulder dislocated, H..
Garnett was severely bruised, caused by
Jumping, and was promptly given aid and
a wreeking train was ordered 70 the spot
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winona Truck Growers Association,

Winona, Texas. April yesterday
afternoon A. V. swaty, horticultural agent
for the Cotton Belt railroad organized
the Winona Truck Growers association at
Winona with eighteen names.
The purpose Of the association is to pro-
duee and sell nll kinds of fruits vegetables
and truck
j. smyre was made permanent presl-
dent or chairman and T w. Shank was
made permanent secretary and treasurer.
Already potatoes and vegetables have
been planted and the watermelons will be
planted now at once
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TonAY,s ENTRIES

Five elghths of a mile--Lambent 100
Queen of Beauty los. Tallahassee 1O7, Pow
Wow End i05, chrlstabella 104. Prestidiga.
triee 90. Lepida. Tut Tut. Russella Valdez
o. Prosaic, Avoca a2.
ne.half miles. 2-year-olds, selling
Specific no. Dorcss Lathrop 90, Matti,
Bazaar, Cupidity 81.
Six and half furiongs-Spurs, Genera
Mart Gary, Roysterer 1O6, Rhodymena
Ahhea, James Todd 1Oi
SIX aud q half furlongs, selling Nearest
tvo, sloodhand. Aquinas iO4, Baratarla 1903
Charagrace 80, Prince Auckland 81. Tr,
anon SO, Red Gidd, General Maceo % nv.
ran. Tut Tut, Lady Exile 50, Solo 49, passe.
partou IS.
Handicap, mile and forty yards-Nosey l2l
Danforth 100, Egbart los, Sensational 105
Phantom 1909, Couple Danforth and Sensa,
tional, DAILY entry.
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THE oERrrrr CLAIM.
Even Italy Thinks Cleveland Acted
with Injustice.

London. April G. The Rome CORES
spondent Of the Times. discussing the
terms Of tho settlement recently arrived
at between Colombia and Italy. In the
Cleveland award, says; IT Is doubtful
whether italy would he willing to coerce
Colombia II the latter should reject az
niuuitous the exorbitant demand Of Signor
Cerr1tti's non-Italian creditors On the
contrary, It Is probable that n these
creditors persist In their unreasonable at
tltude. Italy will be driven to devise with
the Colombian authorities some means OF
eyading the legal obstacles TO Signor Ger
rutu's enjoyment Of the indemnity award
ed by President Cleveland"
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LOCAL.

Annual meeting OF Cotton Exchange Re-
ports of proposed amendments to consti-
tuition.
Monthly meeting of the school board.
A trip to Galveston being arranged for
Sunday to see the soldiers.
Important meeting this afternoon of the
deep water commission.
Tho jury verdict is that the fire in the
Rice building was the work OF an incen-
diary.
Some aftermath of the Champion rob.
berry.
An old Mexican looking for a burisd
treasure.
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THE RACES.
LittIe Rock Results.

Little Rock. Ark, April 5-Maiden, 2
year-olds. selling. four and a half fur
longs-Florence Anetia. Slipper, pode
Time, :5715.
Selling six furlongs-Braw Lad, Eu-
lslie, Pirate Judge. Time. 1914
Four furiongs. 2-year- olds--Aherdale,
Castine, Macaree, Time, :50hs
Tennessee Brewing companys stake, one
mile--De Braise. Branch Jsckanapes
Time 143ts.
Brant, Eitholin. Time, 81.
Selling mile-Sayarin, Wilson. Faron-
dele. Time, ia
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OTIS PLANS.
He Has Not Notified Washington Of
ANY PrOnOsed Move.

Washington, April 5.-If General Otis
is maturing plans for another campaign
against the insurgents in the vicinity of
Calumpit, as indicated in the press dis
patches from Manila, be has not so in-
formed the war department. In fact, the
general has not thought it necessary to
communicate with the department for
two days. While It may be necessary to
send troops against the insurgents who
have gathered at Caumpit, in order TO
make the authority of the United States
more secure, and for Its effect upon the
natives. yet It is not thought that Agui-
naldo has any great force, and 1t Is be-
lieved that upon the approach of the
American army the insurgents will re-
tire after the exchange of few shots.
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age. also suffering from the disease. The
family live on an isolated farm in Perry
county which is Stunned by all the ma
yves There is no idea how the children
became afflicted with the disease and the
only theory is that It came from the father,
VINO died some time ago and was supposed
70 nave contracted 1t in the South during
the war. WV
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DIED rRoM LEpROsY.
one Girl Dead and Another Is Badly
Afnicted.

Junction City Ohio, April 5.-IIanna
Carey. aged 49, the older OF the two Gar
rey sisters, who have been afflicted with
supposed leprosy for the past seventeen
years, died at her home today after two
weeks OF intense suffering, the result Of the
dread disease invading the vital organs.
Two months ago the Carey sisters were
examined BY a prominent specialist on
that class Of diseases from Chicago. who
diagnosed their disease as genuine iep-
rosy and accordingly put them under his
specific treatment win a view Of alieyiat-
ing their condition. without success.
There Is a younger sister. IL years OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-06
BLAZE IN KNvxoILLE.
FIFTY Thousand Dollars Worth of
Property DESTROYED.

Knoxville, Tenn, April ga $4,000 fire
started in the business center of Knox
Vile at midnight. The fire originated in
the feed and seed store of e. S. McClung
& Co., and soon spread to the wholesale
whisky house OF Hously, Cate G. Co., thence
to j d. East Tobacco company, cigars
aud commission merchants; thence to the
Davis Furniture company. The stock of
McClung and Housy, Cate G. Co. are total
losses, aggregating $4,000 to $4,000. re-
spectlvely. The four buildings belonged to
G. NJ. McGhee and are damaged to the
amount of $4,000 The loss of the fur
niture and commission stores will aggre-
gate another $4,000. Insurance is approx
mated at S25, 900. At $3.50 o'clock the fire
is under control, and no danger of spread
ing exists.
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TopAY's ENTRIES

Four and half furlongs, selling
Phallas, to1; Expedite. Dick Furher. Lisle,
Jim Hayes, Sc; Ninanas, Chump, 49,
Three fourths OF a mile--Blue Leak, ITO;
Royal Bower, Cara Brant, 100, Elmer, 90.
Red River, 81; Scatcoher, Thanksgiving,
e5
Five-eighths OF mile--Gustave Cock.
III, Hazel Dean, 107; Josephine X. 81.
Mona B.. 81; H. r. Jones. so; The Hub. 81
one-eighth OF mile--General Nc.
Gruder, 119; Eithoiin. 1903; Tony Honing
1os; Mad Anthony, l04; Cecil i0S.
Mile selling-Admetus, los. Ransom
Savarin' lo2; limp, Farondelle. "a. Jack
Hayes, 10s
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Races Mt rngie.,de.

San Francisco, Cal, April Six fur
longs selling-Rosalbra, Jingle Jingle. An
chored. Time. l:15,
Four furlongs-Flower OF Gold Rachel
G., Tanobe, Time, O:49m.
Four and a half furlongs, Andrew stakes
Time. 0.53 S-4.
Mile, selling -Potente Limewater Glenn
Ann. Time. 1;42 IA,
Six furlongs-Paul Griggs, Anas
Meadow Lark. Time, 1915 "a
Nile and one-eighth, handicap-Topmas
Myth, Tony Licalzi. Time. l;54ls.
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HilIsboro TO Re Cleaned.

Hillsboro, Texas, April 5.-Mayor
ouickenstedt issued a proclamation today
calling upon all citizens to clean up their
back yards and premises. The scavenger
was also instructed 10 clean up all alleys
and streets. This move Is made in order
TO get the city in proper condition to COM
bat successfully any contagious or Ia
fectious diseases that may prevail in
Texas this year.
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THE PHILIPPINE SITUATION.

Proclamation has been translated and
posted in the streets of Manila and in the
surrounding country aud is expected to
have good effect,
General otis has not notified the WASH
inRton officials of any new plans he may
have.
Casualties February to April 4:
Killed 1884. wounded e76. total 1850.
Dagupan bombarded BY the Charleston
on Saturday.
Spanish officers are assisting the in
surgents in their fight.
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rEACE NY ARBITRATIoN.
Ex-preSitentss cleveland and Harri
son Express Their Views.


Boston, April 5.--Among the oommupi-
cations received by the United Society of
Christian Endeavor recently in connection
with its proposition for a war against
war and peace by arbitration, are two
from former United States Presidents
Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison
Tx President Cleveland wrote: THE
members and friends OF the Society OF
Christian Endeavor have never entered
upon an undertaking SO practical and so
noble as the effort they are making 70 Sc
cure an abandonment OF war as means
for the settlement OF the international dif-
ferences; and II there is any substance
TO the claim that our institutions aud
traits that characterize Us as a people
tend 10 naturalization and ChristianiSa-
ton il is emnently proper that our coun-
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77 - -
RAILROAD.

Annual meeting of the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railway company of Texas
was held yesterday.
compromise between conflicting Pee
Gee interests is expected.
reorganization OF the Corsicana aud
southwestern is contemplated.
Formal election Of officers of the Texas
and Pacific was held at Dallas
The Texas and Pacific is building an i'm
mense reservoir,
Interstate commission decides that cot
ton may be stopped for pressing ON a
through rate.
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Ncw Lincoln Monument.

Springfield, H., April 5-The house
committee on appropriations today pre-
pared a bill providing for the erection OF
new Lincoln monument in Springfield TO
cost 100000 OF this amount 500, 600
is to be appropriated at once for the com
mencement OF the work. Congress Is 10 be
requested to appropriate $500, 600 and $780,
Geo is TO be raised by a popular subscrip-
ton, The bill was reported to the house
tonight and advanced 10 it's second read.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton futures unchanged in Liverpool
and point down to 1 point up 10 New
York and New orleans. All spots I'M
changed
stock fluctuations at times violent. At
ono time call money reached 16 per cent.
Wheat up 1Ql1sc, corn sc, oats BGhc.
FORK 15c and lard and ribs sc each.
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CHURCH DIssENsIox.
american Catholics Escaped shares
IpiJ In I,uropcnus

InId By Europcnns.
London. April 6.-The Rome CORE
spondent of the Morning Post says
Archbishop Ireland is said to regard the
submission Of the American prelates TO the
pope's letter on 'Americanism' as one of
the most splendid examples Of obedience
ever shown by the Catholic clergy. He 10
surprised that the letters Of Cardinal Glib
bons and Archbishop Corrigan cause criti-
cism, which in his Judgment has arisen
from the disappointment felt by the OK
IRENE party at seeing the American pre-
Iates escape the snares laid for them"
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Inmn Mincr. sllriI.n

pes Moines, Iowa, April 5,--As a conse
quence NJ the strikc ordered by the miners
union for the central district Of Iowa, only
four out of thirty .aines were in opera
tion today The strike has thrown out Of
work 1900 men The operators had meet
ing this afternoon and announced Shat
they would not recognize the union or meet
its demands. II ia reported that the opera
tors will combine and ship negro miners
IN from Missouri,
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eral and CHIEF OF the bureau OF ordnance
to succeed the late General Flagler.
General Brooke reports tho following
deaths April 3. at Puerto Principe. Cor
poral George Sehr, company X, Eighth cav
airy; Private Cyrus Lyons, company T.,
Eighth cavalry Private Edward Copley.
company *, Eighth cavalry, typhoid.
The casualties In the Philippines from
February 20 April {. 1899, Inclusive, as
reported to the adjutant general. are.
Killed, 1874 wounded, a7s; total. 1850.
General Otis has cabed the war depart
ment that the transport sherman has left
Manila with 100 wounded soldiers, which
included all that were able to be sent hom-
at that time
The department OF state has asoertalned
that the report Of the six Americans held
in prison in Guatemala Is without founda-
ton.
The industrial committee today continued
its conference with Prof Jerks of Cornell
university In regard to the propositions
for plan FOR investigation Of trusts and
their effect on the prices of labor. The
commission desires 10 make very COM
prehensive study OF the trusts
Every precaution possible Is being taken
against the Introduction OF contagious
diseases by returning soldiers in Cuba, at
the same time the comfort of the men
Is being cared for.
The naval promotion board Is now Is
suing commissions TO the various officers
who have been recommended for promo
ton. Those already prepared include com
missions for Rear Admirals Schley and
Sampson.
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sourH PASS.
The Citizens OF New Orleans Protss,
Against the Esds Estate.

Washington, April 5.-A delegation OF
New orleaus citizens made protest to
Acting Secretary OF War Meiklejohp to-
day, that the executors of the Eads es-
tate are not maintaining the required
depth of water at the mouth of the Mls-
sissppi river where the Jetties were con-
structed. Mr.. Melkleiohn said no would
investigate the subject and determine
whether or not the war department had
any jurisdiction Ia the matter.
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DACUPAN is EVACUATED
The Village Bombarded by the Charleston
on Saturday.
THE PROCLAMATION HAS A GOOD EFFECT
Intelligent ManiIinns and Foreign
ers shy AguinsIdo VIII soon Peal
Ire lie Must submit.

Manila. April s.-The United States
cruiser Charleston, which has been cruls-
ing along the west coast of Luzon, to the
north. sent boat IN shore near Dsgupan
last Saturday TO make soundings. The
rebels opened Are. wounding an officer.
The cruiser thereupon bombarded the
town, the insurgents evacuating it,
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Washington. April Six turlongs.
charentus. Alice Farley. Color. Time
III.
Potomac stakes, six turlongs-Ren vik-
ing, Boney Boy Prestidgitatrice. Time,
1;16 rs,
Hurdles mile and a half. six hurdles
the Lost Chord julius Caesar, Mordecai.
Time. 2:57 2-5.
Two-year-olds. four turlongs-The Anna.
zon, Prestige Amoskin, Time. O:50 2-5.
Six furlongs-Tyrian. Tiukler. Takanasso.
Time, is.
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the dates Of the big stake races d
run during the Louisville spring uaeaiu
May 4, the Derby; May 5. Dsbuiii
stakes; May 6, Louisville handicap; u
8. Blue Grass stakes; May 10. Madena
ellie stakes; May 1S, Frank Fehr stsl.
May Is, Wenonah stakes; May II, PREM
stakes; May 10, Juvenile stakes; Nh
Kentucky Oakes.
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CURE YOU.
sPECIALTlES;
Specific Blood Poison
(syphillsl. Sata s,,.,.
Y erv o us Debility.
| structure, Naricoeele'
Rupture. Rheumatism;
Female troubles OF 81.
kinda. and Diseases y
the Heart. Liver a.o
Kidneys. FREQ CON
sultation. mr.
Call on. or write ~
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200 Alamo Plaza. san
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treatment by scnoins
for symptom blanks
No. ! for men. No, Z
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skin diseases; No
for cafarrh. Ss-psss
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KENTUCKY-TExANs.
Have Organized to Celebrate at the
State Fair This Fall.

State Fair This Fall.
Dallas, Texas, April 5.-The Dallas So
clety OF Kentucky Texans, the central So
ciety of the State organization, reorgan-
lied for 1899 last night. There was a big
attendance, and an enthusiastic interest
was displayed. Kentucky Day at the
State fair last fall was red-letter event,
and the Kentucky-Texans propose to
eclipse their efforts last fall with grsater
things next autumn. County organiza-
tons OF the ex-Kentucklans and their
descendants are expected to be formed in
nearly all the counties OF the state.
The governor OF Kentucky, Colonel
Henry Watterson, and other distinguished
corn crackers will be invited TO par
ticipate In the Kentucky Day" exercises
next November, and at least one OF these
uotables is expected to be present.
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But the Dying Parent Does Not Want
the Lud Punished.

Kansas City, April 5,-Timothy Brosna-
han. who lay dying at a hospital from a
pistol wound inflicted by his son John,
called the latter TO his bedside today, and.
between grosns and gasps, advised tha
sou how he might best escape the trouble
in which his crime had involved him. The
father was shot during quarrel
IS the boy was led away he passed his
mother, who had recently been divorced
from the diving man.
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SAMOAN INCIDENT.

It will require some weeks TO scttia on
the proliminaries for the commission TO
adjust the troubles.
Germany wants friendly division of the
Islands.
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WE CURE

Where others fail; thousands s q ..d ss,l Y
s Sa ere Expressions 81 gra tIa.sss
No MISTAKES. NO F sAsii,,,rsssd y x
treatment DO not be di scuT ysip sI| ,s,
experience elsewhere IN y9It, rom arr s, w
to get WE'LL but Il you su gate 10 ihsi ~
disease or diseases nndsr our usrfs:i
place yourself az ohS and WILL
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WASHINGTON BRIEFS.

Washington. April Texas postmasters
were appointed today as follows Blanche.
Cottle county Fred Mathison; Norwood,
McLennan county. G. W. Harrison; San
Diego, Duyal county, JOS e. v. Palacios.
Major Aaron Appel, surgeon United
States army, has been ordered 10 Calves
ton, Texas, for duty IN connection 4witb
tho muster out Of the First Texas volunteer
infantry.
a postof1ce has been established at
Julian, Houston county, Texas. with Alfred
d oliphant as postmaster,
The postoffce at Mitfiin, Donley county.
has been ordered discontinued after April
10, Mall win be sent 20 Boydstown,
The president today appointed Colonel
Adelbert Burlington 10 be brigadier gen.
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LouisvilIe state lqvcnt.

Louisville, KY, April s.-secretarv
Charles y Price Of the Louisville Jockey
eiup sonisnt announced the following as
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DIR. LUCE +. BLAcKBufsu I,

Writes concerning CRAB oi Pr nsSousiip's''
I'm tsrdy motion and chron mar rsisc,'
Of The bowels it excels all otn7'
known to the profession. -
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WAGES INCREASED.
Iron, Slate nnd Button Makers 10 Get
More Money.

Birdboro IA, April o. Tho Egesboro
Iron company has increased wages 10 per
cent beginning April 10.
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eral and CHIEF Of the bureau OF ordnance
to succeed the late General Flagler.
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Bethlehem, Pa, April s The Reystons
Slate company has increased the wages Of
Us employees Is per cent.
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Muscatlne Iowa April s. The three
largest of twenty pearl button factories
operating here have announced advances Of
10 aud 10 per cent 10 wages, six hundred
hutton workers are employed In this city
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The casualties In the Philippines from
February TO April 1. 1899, Inclusive, as
reported to the sdiutant general, are.
Killed, 1874 wounded, a7s; total. 1850.
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The department OF state has asoertained
that the report Of the six Americans held
in prison In Guatemala Is without founda-
ton
The age-herald., 1899-05-31
The Parkwny Handicap

New York May SO,-Following are the weights for the Parkway handicap, to be run Thursday next at Gravesend:
 Banistar, 127; Don Deoro, 120; Pink Coat, St. Cloud, 12; Filigrane, 116; Ethelbert, Bangle, Voter, 115; Handball, Previous, Candle Black, 114 George Boyd, 112; Imp, Ill; Swift, 109; Box, 1OS; Boney Boy. King don, 107; Autumn, Great Land, Title Saint, Ito; Azucena, Ways and Means, Fire Arm 105; Hurley Burley. Ahem. 10l; Matanza, Martha H., 102; Lacl1ard, Howard Mann Dr. Eichberg, Hungarian, Sir Hubert, Hi Lordship Duke of Middleburg Whistllng Con, Mill Stream, 1O0 Jefferson, King Bar leycorn, 9S; Alphen 96; Glenoine, Hand Press, Clonsilla, 95; Jeannet, 92.
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each; Eileen Daly, Gold Lark, Belle of Lex ington, 1O9 each.
 Second, one and one-sixteenth miles, Hand Press, 112; Howard Mann, 1Oe Ar baces, Tanis. Merlin, 1O6 each; Roysterer. 101 The Gardner, Kirkwood, 4 each; Hol- land, S9.
 Third Race-Slx furlongs: Gleophus, 12s; Lambent, Whiplash, 112; Clonsilla, A'Lou- cite, Ill; Onondaga's Pride, 10s; Betue Gray, Theory, Our Annie, Admiration. s6.
 Fourth Race-A mile and one-sixteenth: George Keene, 12S; Lothario. 109 Charen- tus, 1O2 Ban Rio, 100; Hapsburg, 98; Hay maker, 97; Marid, 92; Sensational, S6.
 Fifth Race-Five furlongs: Montanic, 112; Erwin, Scorpion, Withers, Colonel Roose- welt, 10S.
 Sixth Race-Selling, a mile and one-six- teenth: Ed Tipton, Holden, Elmido Pirate M, 1OS; A. N B., 100; St. Lorenzo, 9S; Dl- minutive, Holland, Miss Patron, 96.