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The Mena star., 1899-03-30
Alvn Normal Completed.

Alva, Ok, March 2s. The board of education of the territory has just completed the inspection of the North western normal school building here. The work is all completed and the building is ready to be turned over to the territory. This is the finest build ing southwest of Kansas City. It cost SS6, 900, and has accommodations for between 800 and 800 pupils
The Mena star., 1899-03-30
ROAD NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will at the April term of the County Court 1899, apply thereto for an order to change the Washington road to-wit Com mmencing at the SC corner of nw4 of the ned. section 2. township 3. south of range Bow, and running thence north west to section line and thence west abont H-mile to intersection with old road near the nv corner of said nw4, ns9, section 2, town ship 2, S of range 30 W.
 Feb 27, 1899. T. F. ANDERSON ct al.
The Mena star., 1899-03-30
Land For Sale or Trade.

I have eighty acres of land, title perfect, and unincumbered, in Clair County, Missouri, ten miles from Osceola, that desire to sell or trade for property in or near Mena. For particulars address me at Mena, Ar kansas, or call at my home on Camp bell street in the Hall addition, north west portion of the city.
 If k. A. TITUs.
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Arter Buslness m nansas.

Leavenworth, Kan, March 2s.-The Kansas Chemical Light, Heat & Power company of this city has been char tered in South Dakota. with a capital stock of S2. 900, 900. The directors in- clude D. K. Anthony, of this city. It is said the company will establish plants in all the larger cities in Kan
The Mena star., 1899-03-30

J. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo-, conductor on electric street car line, writes that his little daughter was very low with croup, and her life saved after all phy- sicians had failed, only by using One Minute Cough Cure. Hanes x Egolf.
The Mena star., 1899-03-30

eczema, ssin disease, and especially piles Dew tits Witch Hazel Salve stands first and best, Lookout for dishonest people who try to initiate and counterfeit it. It's their endorse ment of good article. Worthless goods are not initiated. Get DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Hanes & Egolf.
The Mena star., 1899-03-30
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will at the April term of the County Court, 1899, apply thereto for on order to establish and maintain public road as follows. to-wit Beginning in Fulton at or near the Widow Bond place, thence westerly by way of the l.. l.. Downing and William Clark places thence to intersect the Dallas and Washington road at the most practical point.
 Feb. 27, 1899. l. J. HENDRICKS ct al.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH-Services at St. Agnes Catholic Church on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of every month catechism 30; mass, benedie- tion and sermon 10 a. m.; week day masses at a. m.
The Mena star., 1899-03-30

CHRISTIAN CHURCH--Bible school, 10 q. m.; Lords Supper and preaching. Il q. m.; Christian Endeavor,4 p. m,: Song service 7.30 D. m.; Preaching. s D. m.
 FREDERICK F. WYATT, Pastor.
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BAPTIST CHURCH.-services every Sunday at II m. and D. m. Sunday school at 9:zk a. Ill. Prayer meeting every Thursday even. ing. W. l.. CoMPERE, Pastor.
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M. E. CHURCH SOUTH-Preaching each Sunday at Il am. and 100 p. m Sunday school at 10 q. m; Epworth League meets Monday at p. m.; Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
 c. J. GREENE, Pastor.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Ser vices at Il m and 80 pm at the chapel every Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a. m. each Sun day. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
 c D. WHITWAM, Pastor.
The Mena star., 1899-03-30

"The modern pill" is rightly applied to Dr. Sawyers Little Wide Awake pills because they perfectly and completely cure biliousness. inactive liver and constipation. Jackson Drug Co. 3.1
The Mena star., 1899-03-30
cMuRCH sERuIcI

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-At new church bnilding gcornerAmsterdam and Zwolle streets. Preaching at Il a. m. and 80 D. m. ; Sunday school at 80; prayer meeting ate o'clock. Y. r. s. c. E. at :30 p. III.
 H. R. ScHIMERHoRN, Pastor.
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MT. MENA LODGE R. of R. T. No. 427--Meets list and 8rd Sunday at D. m.. and 2nd and 4th Wednesday at ' :30 D. m., st K. of r. hall. J. B. GRAY, Sec. F.M. BOYD, Master.
The Mena star., 1899-03-30

HOLLY REBEkAH LODGE NO. I'll. .O.OF. meets first and third Wednesday igh ts of each month in Savage hall. Visiting Rebekahs always welcome. Mrs. Winnie Talbert, N. G., Mrs. Ida J. Carson, Sec.
The Mena star., 1899-03-30

100. F. MENA LODGE NO. l59.-Meets every Friday night in Savage hall. Trancient brothers cordially invited to attend. s. l.. Lindsay, N. G.; J. w. Phillips, V. G.; K. l.. Gore, Sect.
The Mena star., 1899-03-30

THE IRON HALL Meets every Friday night at the K. P. hall. J. c. BYERs Pres MRS. ETHEL BLoCKsoM. Sec.
The Mena star., 1899-03-30

MENA LODGE. K. of P No. l0O-Meets in Castle Hall in Blocksom's block on Monday evening of each week. F. Nj. Caldwell, c. C.; J. II. Hamilton. K. of s. R.
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wooDMEN of the WORLD, Camp No. Si-- Meets in regular session on Thursday evenings of each week. J. c. Byers, c. C.; W. Ivan Matheny, Clerk.
The Mena star., 1899-03-30

THE KNIGHTS of the ROYAL ARCH of MENA-Meets every Tuesday night at the Ma sonic hall. J. C. Byers, B. G.: Fred Stein- mitz clerk.
The Mena star., 1899-03-30

A. +. X A. NJ. Dallas Lodge No. 12s--will meet at their lodge room on Saturday evening on or before the full moon of every month at o'clock Thad NJ. Carder, W. M.; V V.Pertel, secretary.
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CITY COUNCIL-Regular meetings at Coun- cil Chamber on the first Tuesday evening of each month. Mark Whayne, mayor; J. 0. Banks recorder.
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KNIGHTS OF EQUITY-Meets every Thurs day night at Masonic hall.
 JIG. BYERs, s. .K.C.
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HOOK and LADDER Co. No. 1--Regular meetings on first Tuesday evening of each month at o'clock. F. c. Savage, fire chief
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SOCIETIES..

SOCIETIES.
 A F. X A. NJ. Dallas Lodge No. 12S--Will meet at their lodge room on Saturday evening on or before the full moon of every month at 2 o'clock. Thad NJ. Carder, W. M.; V. Pertel, secretary.
 MENA LODGE. K. of P No. 1oO-Meets in Castle Hall in Blocksom's block on Monday evening of each week. F. Nj. Caldwell, c. C.. J. II. Hamilton. K. of s. R.
 I.O.O. F. MENA LODGE NO. 159.-Meets every Friday night in Savage hall. Trancient brothers cordially invited to attend. s. l.. Lindsay, N. G.; J. w. Phillips, V. G.; R. l.. Gore. Sect.
 HOLLY REBEkAH LODGE NO. T LOOP. meets first and third Wednesday nigh ts of each month in Savage hall; Visiting Rebekahs always welcome. Mrs. Winnie Talbert, N G., Mrs. Ida J. Carson, Sec.
 MT MENA LODGE B. of R. T. No. 427-Meets 1st and 8rd Sunday at p. m. and 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 7so ?. m, st K of r hall, J. B. GRAY, Sec. F. NJ. BOYD, Master. woODMEN of the WORLD Camp No. 61-- Meets in regular session on Thursday evenings of each week. J. C. Byers, c. C.; W. Ivan Matheny, Clerk.
 CITY CoUNCIL--Regular meetings at Coun- Gil Chamber on the first Tuesday evening of each month. Mark Whayne, mayor; J. c. Banks recorder.
 HOOK and LADDER Co. No. 1--Regular meetings on first Tuesday evening of each month at o'clock F. Savage. fire chief. KNIGHTS OF EQUITY-Meets every Thurs day night at Masonic hall.
 J. e. BYERs. S. K.C.
 
 THE IRON HALL - Meets every Friday night at the K. P. hall ]. C. BYERs, Pres. MRS. ETHEL BLoCKsoM. Sec. THE KNIGHTS of the ROYAL ARCH of MENA-Meets every Tuesday night at the Ma sonic hall. J. C. Byers, B. G.: Fred Stein- mftz cfark
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
FAST RUN
OF A TWO
YEAR OLD
Princess Zeika Beaten by Ad-
vance Guard in Worlds
Record Time.

Advance Guard. the chestnut son Of imp.
Great Tom and Nellie Van, one Of the
stars OF the Carruthers * Shields stable.
created new worlds record for two
year-olds at Oakland yesterday, skim
ming around the elliptic in :3g2. The
former mark of 1:40 was held by Bliss
Rucker. Advance Guard, with Jack Mar
tin up, formed one of a quartet starting
in the fourth race Of the day. He was
second choice in the betting, and passing
Decoy as the stretch was reached won,
driving, by half a length from Princess
Zeike, piloted by Ranch. Erwin, the IA
vorite, Of which great things were ex-
pected, got away from the post none too
well, running last. The event was for all
ages, but il simmered down 10 a two-year-
old affair, the winner carrying 9j pounds.
n large crowd viewed the sport, and the
booking fraternity declared the betting
the hercest seen in years, everybody ap-
parently being possessed of a bank roll a
steeplechaser couldn't jump over. Favor
ties were out OF luck, February, in the
last, alone managing to score. Ping, at
% 10 l, was the star long shot
Fifteen maidens went into the starter 5
hands in the opening event at six fur
longs. Braw Lass was again installed IA
vorite, and though making a fair show
ing failed TO get a mark. Tommy Burns.
astride the 10 l shot 'Racery, led almost
from the Jump, beating out Miss Soak a
length. The latter mare was % TO l for
the place. Delecta, a strongly backed one.
was third.
Good and bad at times, Einstein. one Of
the Earnshaw Bros wizard aggregation.
made a gallop of the mile and a six
teenth run. Six TO one in the ring, the
Riley gelding finished two lengths ahead
of Senator Dubois at the wire. Code took
the show. Lost Girl. the favorite, seemed
outfooted from the start.
In the second mile and a sixteenth run
Tommy Burns acted as cockswain for DIR.
Bernays. the 5 to favorite. The doctor
made a most disappointing showing. never
getting within a stones throw of the
leaders. Ping made all the runnin~
breasting the tape a length in front OF
Potente. the good thing OF the race.
Show honors fell to Don Luis.
A third run over one mile and a six
teenth saw Topmast. ridden by Spencer.
and a to choice. nosed out by Tappan,
superbly piloted by Thorpe. The ''old
man" timed his run TO perfection. and in
a furious drive secured the verdict from
the tardily arriving favorite. Red Pirate,
q 30 to l outsider, landed in the show.
Peace opened favorite for the final num-
ber six furlong sprint. giving way later
in the betting to February, backed from
to 2. Ben Ledi made all the running,
only TO be collared and downed length
at the stand by Thorpe on the favorite.
Peace finished I'm third position.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
WEAK RIDE
COSTS ALPEN
THE PURSE
Lackrnan Noses Out McCaf-
ferty's Horse In the Cres-
cent City Handicap.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23.-Boland's
weak finish on Alpen lost 10 j. ]. McCaf-
ferty the $1,000 purse hung up for the
Crescent City handicap. The colt ran his
race to-day-a performance I'm striking
contrast to his last-and LaCkman. which
won. just nOsed him out. Duke OF Mid
dleburg, coupled with Moroni. figured as
favorite, but could not extend himself IN
the heavy going. Supreme. a two-year-
old flly. ran fifty yards past the wire and
dropped completely exhausted. probably
the only instance OF sending "a twO-year-
old such a distance in such going.
Ed Gartland's people scOrched the ring
In the second race IL was the black
geldings first appearance at this meeting
and the books opened him at 10 20 1. The
inflow OF wise money soon cut the price 20
3, and at this he went to the post. made
all the running and won on by himself
the only successful favOrite OF the day.
The stewards have suspended the stable
OF j. r.. Murphy and Jockey Kitley for
thirty days on account OF the inconsistent
running OF the horse Moncreith. The
stable OF j. II. Jones and Jockey A Nc
Intyre have been suspended pending amin
vestigatiOn OF the running OF the horse
St Lorenzo.
The weather was dull and cloudy and
the track heavy. Results:
one mile. seIling-Miss pooIey won. Good Or
der second. DCminis third. Time t.53
Six furiOnEs sellng-Ed Garland III won
Tyrba second. Meddlesome third. Time I:7f.
One mile. selling-Rushhelds won. Blue Lick
second MOncrelth third. Time 1.53.
Lackman won, Alpen second, Prince Biazes
third Time 2:ofA.
one mile, selllng-st. Lorenzo won. Aeushia
second. Uhlers third. Time. 1:52.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
CARLISLES MAY
PLAY MINUS
THEIR CHIEF
Captain Wheelock Of the In
dams Is on the Sick
List.

When the Carlisle Indians line up
against the University Of California on
Christmas day they will very likely be
minus their captain. Tackle Wheelock.
lie has directed the Indians all season
and Is now on the sick list. and unless he
recovers to-day the original Carlisle
eleven will not face the victorious team
which played Stanford on Thanksgiving
day. This loss TO the Indians, while
serious, viii not disOrganiZe the team 10
any great extent. Warren will be moved
IN from guard to tackle and Smith will
MI Warrens place on that side OF the line
The Carlisle Indians have played all the
season together and even the substitutes
when occupying positions OF the school
team play with n machine-like force
The signal practice OF the Indians yes
terday afternoon showed the team 10 be
IN splendid form. Every man seemed TO
know Just where he was wanted and
played accordingly. But after the prac-
uce coach Warner was not satisfied with
the ground. and he accordingly registered
MS objections. The sandy coating which
Wds placed over the mud In order 10 en-
able the Thanksgiving game to be PLAYED
does not suit the Indians They are ac-
customed TO hard ground. fast and
springy 20 the foot, and the soft slow
SANDY going IS not 10 their liking espect-
ally when big scores an their minds
california has been working with a will
during the last few days and the team
which the Blue and Gold will put against
Carhsle viii be very much Ike the eleven
Ihat played against Stanford. Both Cali
tornia and Carlisle did their last work
yesterday and will rest until thew meet
morrow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
!: Embellishments Beat All-Calfornias.
!: C0URSING- -Sapngs Furnish Great Courses.
RING STILL
ATTRACTIVE
FOR CORBETT'
Already Preparing Against the
Day He VIII Meet Cham
pion Jeffries.

d. j. Tobin, who has an option on the
forthcoming championship battle between
Boxers Corbett and Jeffries. Is sanguine
he will be able 10 bring about the meet
ing of the men IN this city. He comes
from New York with high opinion OF
Corbett's physical condition and OF his
ambition 10 regain the title OF champion.
"COrbett was never in better condition
physically than at the present time" said
Mr.. Tobin Yesterday. Persons who pro-
Tess TO believe his days as a boxer are
over are greatly mistaken. His work at
present is only preliminary TO what he
must go through as the date for his meet
ing with Jeffries approaches. This time
seems long way OM-September 10 OF
next year-hut his work now. while regu-
laTand systematic, is not severe. There
is no reason why he should not fight
again. lie is young, ambitious, the clev-
crest OF boxers and IS anxious TO wipe
out that Carson defeat
'Corbett does not seek the champion
ship for any money he might make out
OF II. His cafe on Broadway does a bust
ness estimated at 500 a day, with eX-
penses comparatively light. The place is
uclans In New York. 1t Is also the first
place strangers in the metropolis visit
His home is one OF the most artistic in
New York, as II is furnished both taste
fully and luXuriously
His hours are regular. He arrives at
his place of business at 10 a. m. goes to
clsing in Woods gymnasium, Twenty
eighth street. He weighs about $50
pounds, has clear. healthy complexion.
an elastic step and great vitality.
Il expect 10 secure the big fight and
VIII hold II in this city, my offer OF $50 900
being genuine one in every way. W. A.
Brady, Jenries' representative, wanted
the fight decided in the East, but has
practically expressed his Willingness 10
have IL decided here. / have no doubt
as 70. the attendance being a record
breaking one"
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
GETTING FAT ON EXPOSURE.
The Effect of an Army Trip Upon @
Chronic Complainer.

at is a well-known fact" said an OBJ
servant citizen, that man out fishing
or hunting will get fat on exposure that
would infallibly XIII him in town." says
the New Orleans Times-DemOcrat why
this should be science has failed to ex-
been especially noticeable in the expert
ence of our volunteer troops l was out
myself, so l know what 1 am talking
about.
Here IN the city am subject TO colds
and suffer torture from dyspepsia Wet
feet or a few square inches of pie will
put me in bed with an unfailing certain
ty and after / enlisted and the first glow
OF patriotism cooled off / was filed with
apprehension and felt positive | would
never survive the rigors of camp life.
The result was exactly the reverse of
what / expected. l got soaking wet slept
on the ground, ate fat bacon, drank
bootleg coffee and was never sick for a
moment Naturally i thought my cid
sanitary precautions were all nonsense
and when l returned / began to disregard
on my back with an attack OF pleurisy
and. assure you, my case was not ex-
ceptional.
everybody else had substantially the
same experience, differing only I'm degree.
OF course. there was an immense amount
OF sickness among the troops, occasioned
causes that could not be definitely traced
but / am speaking of the ordinary ex-
posure and hardships incident TO any
campaign. Why they should be so harm
less outside of town and so deadly inside
corporate limits is a great mystery. IL
is one OF the things. as Lord Dundreary
observes, that no fellow can find OUT
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
McFadden and DAILY Draw.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-George McFad-
den and Jack DAILY fought twenty rounds
to draw before the Pelican Athletic
Club. Brooklyn, tonight. In the first
round DAILY chopped away with his left
and George used his defensive work. sim
ping a left TO the body occasionally. In
the ninth McFadden started in on the az
gresslve, taking all kinds of Chances
There were two fierce mix-ups In the
twelfth and fourteenth rounds. and i'm the
roughing on the ropes McFadden twice
slipped down. Daily showed to advantages
in these rounds. The remaining six were
fiercely contested
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24

TAKES THE
FIRST GAME
All Stars With a Local
Pitcher Are Easily Wal
loped.
sacramentos 1s, An-californias 8.

Sacramentos 13, All-Californias 3.
A corporals guard saw the first Of a
siN-game series between Sacramento and
The All-Californias yesterday afternoon
al Recreation Park and when IL was all
over the spirit OF Christianity in the few
fans present said IL served them right" q"
Seventeen distinct and starry hits ,7as
The work OF the Senatorial champions
and thirteen runs resulted therefrom.
The All-Stars. wonderful In their non
scinullating qualities. say 1t was due 10
the pitcher. Heffernan. a Santa Clara
College brilliant. was put in the box for
the Eastern marvels and the stick-swing-
ers OF the capital city formed a regular
anvil chorus in a minutes notice. tear
Ing of chunks OF leather and streaking
tho field with all manner Of base hits
The stars did nothing with Doyle = curves.
only two hits decorating the column
which shows the batting abilities OF the
foreign league men.
At the outset the game looked as If
the All-Cals would win. In the first in
ming three men crossed the plate. Van
Haltern went TO first on an error and
second on a hunt OF Mertes'. series Of
bad throws sent Van over the rubber and
Mertes 20 third. Then Chance hit 10
Eagan. Who fumbled. and Mertes scored.
Chance taking second on the play and
scoring on Lockhead's hit
The sixth and seventh brought fruitful
results FOR Sacramento. Eagan went 10
base on balls, second Oh Stanley's out
and third on Doyle's hit. both men scor-
ing on a double by Sheehan. The next
inning saw Mclaughlin take his first on
a hit, Harvey a base on balls and both
men advance on McHale's sacrifice. Then
Eagan hit toward the shortstop's terri
tory. but the ball mixed Up with Harvey.
who was running from second 10 third.
Mclaughlin and Harvey scoring. There
was row with the umpire. but the runs
counted. In the eighth inning DOYLE.
Shanahan. Mclaughlin and Harvey
scored; IN the ninth Stanley, Doyle, shan
Ghan, Sheehan and Stultz.
The score IS:
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
MEMS HANDICAP.

r. Gilman Brown made the first nine
holes in fifty-nine, a good score on the
heavy course. and the remaining four
holes in 2j c. z. Pomeroy. handicap Q.
and Prescott Ely, handicap IS, did not
play. Baron Won Schroeder. handicap u.
made no returns. The ladies handicap
die not take place. On Tuesday a Christ
mas tree viii be set up in the clubhouse
and every caddie Will receive a suitable
present.
During the afternoon yesterday many
players went over 20 the Preside course.
which Is in excellent condition. as IL dries
rapidly after the heaviest rain. Among
those at the links were r. J.. McCutCncn,
Charles Page. II. 3. Goodwin. John Law
son, 4. y. Williamson, Leonard Chenery.
Major n. ]. Gallagher, W. J. Dutton and
Bernard EdymonviHe. Two or three went
around the course 20 qualify for the COun-
ellis cup competition. but most OF the con-
testants viii play the qualifying rounds
to-day and n few tomorrow.
The following gentlemen have presented
prizes 10 be contested for by the lacies:
j. w. Byrne handsome glass flower
vase; w. b. Bourn. a silver-mountcd
trophy sleek: =. McG. Mclean, n Ivo-
handled silver cup. IL has not yet been ar
ranged when the competitions shall tuke
place amOlg the ladies nor what the de-
tails Of the competitions shall. be, except
that In the putting contest each PLAYER
will put four balls from opposite corners
OF each OF the nine green's
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24

good sport In the rundown OF the open
stake at Ingleside Coursing Park yester-
day. The days results follow:
open stake-J. CerroIs Auckland beat Con-
get beat J. oshea's Golden Gate l2-s: CON
nell Brothers Mamie Pleasant beat H. A
Deekelman's Old Glory. 81; T. Logan's Miss
Grizzle beat 7. T, Logans Cnames) Leah. -
Murphy q Toland's Pleasant Girl beat J. p.
Thri1ts T1rii.s,u Forgive 9gi 81; v J. Browning
Maid, 2l-i2i J. Byrnes Olympus beat s. wig
Sara beat J. L. Ross L r. al J. o'Dowd.s
James Byrnes' Battleship beat r. Z. de B.
Lopez's Santa Rita, lis; Handy & Smith 6
B-l2; J. seggerson's Gold Hill beat T. J. Cro-
Minis Depend On Ne. l2-S; D. Fords Bonita
beat NJ. MichellNrs Joker. ii. Handy &
Smiths Petronius beat II Lynch's Loiterer.
SIS; J. seggersons Candelaria beat J. Kerri-
gan's Lightfoot. Is; r; f. de b. Lopez's Pa
James Deans Gladiator beat J. O'Dowd' !
Clifton Lass. l2-5. Bartcl Brothers Macs Mel
ody BRAT A. Van den Burgh's Kittie Va So; T.
J. Cronin's Rose Of Tralee beat A. Van den
Burghs Naughty Girl. ls-s: George Pinto :
Mischief beat c. Leavy's wild Game. ls-7: !.
connemara, 60; r. L. Taylor's Nose beat Lar
key & Rocks Minerva. 81: W. c Glasson's
Terronite beat Connell Brothers Dunmore. a
8; H. A Deckelmans Lawrence beat J. r.
Perigo's Belle Seward. B-7. James Deans
Gallant beat II. Lynchs Lottie NJ, 10. Lowe
& Thompsons Prince Hal beat Russell Allen
e Wilson's Miss Penman. 14-e: Joe Thrift :
81. Michael beat ]. y. Martinet's Bernal Chief
n-i' D Fords Juanita beat J. Byrnes'
Eloyenspot, ll-s; J. Edmonds Go On beat r.
J. Fulton's Sans Souci 5-3; r. L. Taylor
Beauty Spot beat T. j. Cronln's Maid OF Ball
al W. c. Glasson's Sleigh Bells beat KAY
Brothers Dudley Diamond. S-4: r. = de b.
Bopezs Carmencita beat Corkery & Hogan :
High Dice, 60; J. OShea's Golden Rule beat
Russell. Allen & wilson's julius Caesar. 10;
II. Lynch.s Lexington beat T. NJ. Kellogg
Hummer, -: II. A. Deckelman's Rocker beat
IT. Lynch's Mystic Maid. l2-S: NJ Mchaliki's !
Glenroy beat J. Anthony's Patriot 80; II. .
A. Deckelman's Snapshot beat J. p. Thrift :
Grasshopper, -; II. A. Deckelman's Glen
Chloe beat J. o'Shea's Young Firenzi, 81;
James Byrnes' Nellie beat Murphy & Toll
snd's Twilight Jr, 70: p NJ. Kellogg's Iowa