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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
TO rsrERrars THE SOLDIERS.
The Ladies Arranging for Ban
uuet on Their Return.

The ladies of the Emmett Auxiliary had
well attended meeting yesterday after
noon, and it was participated in by quite
number of ladies Of the Light Guard
Auxiliary. The matter was discussed and
will be acted upon finally at the next
meeting to arrange banquet here for
the soldiers just returned from Cuba, and
In this they bespeak the assistance of all
the ladies Of Houston.
Arrangements have also been made TO
secure a special railroad rate next Thurs
dag for the ladies Of Houston who desire
TO go to Galveston 10 see their friends Of
the First Texas In this connection
Lieutenant Colonel Franklin has been re-
quested to ask Colonel Dwyer TO have the
dress parade OF the regiment on that day
a little earlier In the afternoon so the
Houston ladies may witness II In time 70
return home on the afternoon train.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
ENTERED THE CAVE.
The Treasure Seeker. Have Accom-
pIishcd Something.

Hiilsbcro, Texas, April S.---Constable ]
Y Mcdaniel OF Abbott was here today
He says Tom Hooker, o blacksmith NJ
Abbott and one OF the men who Is as
stating the Mexican TO dig for tho buried
treasure in the lost cave, told him yes
terday that they had entered the first
room OF the cave and found Il filled with
as pure and pretty sand as one ever saw.
That is located eighty feet from the
starting point. They have taken ont a
considerable quantity OF the sand. They
do not know tho size OF the room or
apartment. but say they can not stand
tiptoe 10 touch the ceiling With their
hands, Their excitement and enthusiasm
are oorrespondngiy increased
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
Meet,ng OF rreight Men.

A meeting of the local freight represen-
tatlyes of Texas lines, who effected a per-
manet Organization last week by electing
Assistant General Freight agent West OF
the Katy as chairman and General Agent
Booth OF the International and Great
Northern as secretary, was held yesterday
morning
Chairman West being out OF the city.
Mr.. w. c. Conner commercial agent OF the
Frisco. was selected to preside over the
gathering. Matters OF interest to the
members of the organization were discuss
ed but no business OF interest to general
public was transacted. Meetings viii be
held hereafter on the fret and third Mon
DAYS OF each month
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
HousroN LABOR COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting In Engineers Hall
This EVENING at S O'clock.

The Labor council will hold its regular
meeting tonight in the hall Of Houston
Association OF Engineers No. G. which hal
been generously offered gratis. The hal
Is on the third floor over Morris Bros
store 1907 IL Main street,. when II Il
expected that propositions for hedaquar-
ters and new labor halls will be submitse'
b. The committee which was given aharS'
of The matter al last Sundays meeting
AT the meeting Sunday. held in Froh-
slim hall, sixteen organizations were rep
resented by their delcgates.
The Painters and Decorators uniot
No. 100 Will also meet IN this hall fol
the time being on each Thursday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
Rate on Hay.

Austin, Texas, April 3.--The commission
has issued the following circular;
In approval OF joint application OF the
International and Great Northern railroad
and Galveston, La Porte and Houston rail-
way companies. submitted under number
S29 of the International and Great North
ern Railway company 1t is hereby ordered
that commodity tariff No. "a, issued by
this commission February 2s, 1899. and
effective March 10. 1892 be amended by
cancelling the rate OF II IL cents per 100
pounds on hay, in car loads, from points
on the Galveston, La Porte aud Houston
railway to Laredo. as authorized IL Sec
ton 3 by an exception.
This order shall take effect April a,
1899
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
CAPITOL
HOTEL.
go
IA. RerVey ST.
Manager.
Rates sz.So to
81 per Day.
FiRSTCLASS.

\ gv fSs,0Is ssn Francisco; T, A. Mcvicar.
|Yort. 4, N McRae, La Meta Harmel
h. Rs,,soh n s, Aldehoff and wife. Dallas
d fJs'ppoidS, Denver. o. R. smith. K.
Ia, q y Works, Boston: olof Using,
b cinc,, horto, Columbus, Ohio: p. s.
(Gsshsannati r. z Wnsey. city; NAL
q I,; Austin; Frank X. Pierce. Tus-
New ynr austen, y, Louis; c. +. william
Pcors ipsrk 6, W Foster, Dallas; John
|tts \ hiwShnmond; ]. r. Cravens, Dallas
ks 81 wharton, Richmond: DR.. ". A.
n louis J. II. Hyde. Henry &.
p Hta,a ssker, Austin; r. r. Latham.
h VIM VIM. city; P. S. McCaleb. Galveston.
Van city; A. r. Goodwin Gin,
|oclendor rferkins, ChappeIl Hnl: DR.. i.
Mon. New York: Louis sensbeimer
EEps y. ,; Pepper, Cincinnati; WaIter
curtHI.s T York; Walter ciilIis' Del Rio.
|'slehs, Cincinnati: Chas' p Lnseh e.
n. css, new York. w. s. Michael. New
tfs y, and T. Chas. J, GIldden John
Fsibss " na. J. Mills. Lowell Mass: r.
Q. Mi New Orleans: il leon 81
Feht '' Cleveland; u. s. Woodhead,
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ruE RICE nuILp,NG rIan.
Thc Loss and Insurance -InvestiGa-
ton rs to Cause OF the Fire.

'F"N 'HN
ton as ia Cause OF the Fire.
The fre in the Rice buildine--the Capt.
tol hotel annex--Suuday night, or more
properly speaking, early yesterday morn
ing, did not damage the building to an
amount exceeding $1,000 or $500
The stock of Nessrs. weingarten &
Adels of The Cent" store, which they
value at 100000, is practically total loss.
This stock was insured for si2, ooo--ss0oO
with Raphael Bros, and $4,000 with weems
6 Bering.
Mr., W, NJ Rice carries no insurance
on his property here through local agents,
though It may be insured in New York.
4. L. Steele & Co carried s25oo insur-
anee on the electrical plant OF the Citi-
Gems Electric Light company, located in
the basement Of the building directly un-
der the FIRE, snd which was damaged by
water
Chief Husscy has asked in his capacity
as chief for an inquest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
SOUTHWESTERN RATES.
Advances and Reductions Announced
by Bureau Members.


by Bureau Members.
Notice has been given by the Rock Is
land system OF the intention, effective
April Il, to provide that rates on stock
cattle from points on the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe railway TO points on the
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway
in Indian and Oklahoma Territories aud
Kansas, will be not less than $50 per
standard ear, unless combination OF locals
through Fort Worth makes less; further,
to provide that rates on stock cattle from
stations on the st. Louis Southwestern
railway to points on the Chicago, Rock Is
land and Pacific railway in Indian and
Oklahoma Territories and Kansas will be
made on full combination of locals through
Fort Worth.
The same system will, effective today,
apply Chicago rates as maxima on ship
ments OF live stock from Omaha to Texas
points.
The International and Great Northern
will. effective today, apply Floresyille,
Texas rates on all kinds of live stock
from points on the San Antonio and Gulf
railroad.
Notice has been given by the Santa Fe
system that rates on stock cattle from
Texas points, based on combination of To-
calls through Fort Worth, will apply, as
niaxima. 10 points on the GLh. Colorado
end Santl Fe in the Indian Territory, eff
fective Immediately.
Notice has been given by the Southern
Pacific company of the intention, effective
April f. tc establish rate of 80 cents per
100 pounds, on lime, carloads from Mcneil,
Texas to stations on TIE Kansas City
Pittshurg and Gulf In Louisiana and Ar
kansas south of TeXarkana, excepting
Shreveport
The same company has established a
rate On cotton of Al cents per 100 POUNDS
from points on the Sunset route ana IS
cents per 100 pounds from points on the
Central to Eagle Pass, when destined to
points in Mexico south of the City of
Mexico.
The Texas and Pacific effective March
30. applied rate Of 500 per 36-toot car
on range cattle. carloads in tralnloads of
not less than ten cars, from stations on
the Texas and Pacific. Kent to Colorado.
Texas. inclusive, TO Grin Junction, Wyo,.
via the Fort Worth and Denver City rail
way.
Effective Immediately. as based on com
bination OF locals through New Orleans,
rate of IS cents per 100 pounds may be APP
piled on cotton piece goods from Mont
eomery, Ala to Houston and Galveston,
and points taking the same rate,
Effective yesterday. based on established
differentials. q rate of 81 cents per 100
pounds may be applied on cotton pieca
goods from st. Louis and Kansas City 10
Houston and Galveston and points taking
the same rates: established differentials
TO apply In making rates from points in
defined territories.
The Southern Pacific company will eff
fective April T. establish rate OF 1913
per ton on fertilizer, carloads, from New
mont and Kansas city railway.
Notice has been given by the ST. LOUIS
Southwestern OF the intention. effective
April 6, to establish a rate OF Is cents per
100 pounds on lime, carloads, minimum
weight 10000 pounds, from Lime City.
Texas, TO Monroe and West Monroe, La.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
Annual MEETING HELD.
Old Officers and Directors of the
Central Reelected.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold.
ers of the Houston and Texas Central
Railway company was held at the office
of Secretary and Treasurer Cave yester-
day at noon. The following directors
were elected Thomas II. Hubbard, G.
A. Quinlan. E. W. Cave, A. P. Root, T.
W. House, John T. Browne, c. w. Bein
and j NJ. Lee.
The directors met Immediately after
ward and elected the following officers:
President T. H.. Hubbard Of New York
vice president, e. y. Quinlan; secretary
uTer, |. y. Gates OF New York
No changes were made, all Of the old
officers and directors being reelected.
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THE
LAW LOR.
Rates $3.50
d 90
ger dey..,"..
j as, Lawlor,
pr0prjefnr

n
= feaSin, Livingston: Geo. W. Hen
v M, s 81 Antonio; E x. Bal-er. Austin:
nv h9riinstcn. wife and gor; 4. 5.
y, r Watson. New Orleans: x. l..
M cliy. 7. NJ. Coleman. city: W. e.
W v, sna son, ]. Welder. sam b. Dab
sN,oila. F. FarnswoTth. Cuero: G. Nc
En- y shtoria, n VI Mcfarland. Dallas:
e SsaamSnt. Dallas; Sol Harris. Calves
sfGrEe Piouts, Dallas: W. il. Arm
IN y HAY, Texas, r. r.. L. Mont
i,., ~. cslyert: G: Ashe. Houston and Texas
=, @ Dsn NJ. Laskir. Galveston; ]. r.
~ neiton: NJ; e. knight Beaumont:
y, sutton. Beaumont: E. r. Vans
EssS g H; Beaumont and Kansas city
i su; u. Wada. Boston. E. \. Kitso.
" MRS; $. W. Jones. Atlanta. Ga. ::
p n0oPsr; New York; J ]. Canada aud
gss tA,,tnur; George Locke. westlake
r;. l,slkins' Lake Charles; S. NJ. Pine.
.vaasxsston; F; A. Helbis. Gulf, Beau
knoDs.A s.i City railroad; W R. Biith.
~ stephen French, Atlanta; Mcclure
IN nalas; J. D. Read. San Antonio;
II c siIsil' itasca; j; R. Fullerton. Texas .
c s,9rans: st. Louis; W. 7. Carter ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04

Miss Eugene Blair viii appear az
Sweeney 4 Coombs opera house tonight,
matinee tomorrow and tomorrow night, IN
"A Lady OF Quality" The Atlanta Con-
stitution has the following 20 cay
80 wonder that the Northern critics
rraite "A Lady Of Quality Those in A.
lania who saw rho 1trong play last night
a. the Grand csa appreciate fully all that
has been said in favor % II.
Il is wonderfully strong and thrilling
play. romantic drama, With woman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04

An official statement was made last
night TO The effect that Mr. +. s. fantis,
the auditor ana secretary of the recently
formed Galveston, Houston and Northern
Railroad company. would have charge of
the freight and passenger business Of the
la Porte road under the new regime. with
Inc title OF general freight and passenger
agent No statement as TO the disposition
Of the force In charge OF the departments
named al present has as yet been made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
KATY OFFICIALS.
President Rouse and portX tc,,
HOUSTON fnr Anntin

Houston for Austin.
President II. G. Rouse OF the Katy aud
Inc party of officials who have been tour
ING this section Of the country with him
same up from Galveston yesterday morn.
ls' ana, after spending the forenoon here
lett at p M for Austin in a special train
re- tns houston aud Texas Central
Ihey Will SO from Austin to Dallas arriv-
ing there IN time to attend the annual
meeting of the Missouri. Kansas and Texag
Haiiway company OF Texas, which win be
held tomorrow
Mr Rouse spent the time while here IN
looking over the conpany's local properfg
and In receiving several friends who
called on him in his private car during
the forenoon.
Mr. Il. p, Mcdonald, one of tho Katy
directors left here last night accom-
panied by his wife, for Waco He will meet
the main party on its arrival al the Gey-
ser City, and proceed with it TO Dallas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
SAN JAcrNro DAY RATES.
Reduced Fares for the Celebration
TO He Held In Houston.

TO nc HeId IN HOuston.
General Passenger Agent Robbins OF
the Houston and Texas Central has issued
a circular authorizing the following rates
for the San Jacinto celebration to be held
at Houston on April Fl and 90
From points north OF Kosse. So for the
round trip.
From other points as follows: 40c from
Fairbanks, soc from Cypress, 81 from
Hockey to Bryan and Ledoetter inclu-
sive. S1.15 from Benchley, $3.50 from SUIT
ton. Sl50 from Hearne, $l.65 from cal
vert sl.65 from Hammond 50 from Woo
tan, $225 from Bremond, $3.50 from
Kosse, $l.15 from Giddings, $3.50 from
Paige, sl,65 from Mcpade, 81 from Elgln,
s225 from Manor. S2.75 from Austin. s275
from Riese, $2I5 from Perry, $2.75 from
Marlin. $2.75 from Reagan, s2.75 from
Waco
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inances by Mr. 2. Hussr, .ns.,,r i.
,,ssaent motive power ana roIiins a,ocs
aan1sfrational and Great Northern sailrcsS
s ssnr =. \ Wahleir, American Ain srals.
,. sspeI on Economy in the Increased g.
Ter mechanic, Texas Midland; Jahn nus .ras-
. = car builder, Missouri Kansas sns ~:
isNas' aud .. :. Foote, foreman ear as.
psi'menis san Antonio and Arkansas Pass
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nie spit Cor pnck Tn,c..

Dallas, Texas April S--DalIas county
today started suit against the Oak Gin
Land company for back taxes amounting
TO $1,000. The county has assessed the
property at s2is.O0o. The company IN
sists on rendition OF valuation at s9g.-
900, and IS resisting payment OF taxes
dating back 10 1893. The county authori-
ties declare an intention 10 sell the cor
poration out unless II settles up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
MITE. nnd pcr,nnnlr.

Air " D Lawson. travelling passenger
agent OF the Katy. was in the city yefter-
day
M j. d. Bone. commercial agent OF the
Cotton Belt, left last night for trip over
his territory
Mr.. II. C, Archer, commercial agent Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04

Depison. Texas, April 2.--Thc surveyors
an the new road. the chickasaw Central
haxea begun preliminary work The limo
h II, run from Denlson. east OF The
Washlta river 10y the way OF Emit and
Tishimingo. via North, TO oklahoma.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04

|l~ NJ, - WATER CONSUMERS.
|uSa ge eul OF today between the
lires,s p, b., ana .. m. on the follow
|stinio , nusk from Main to Caroline.
|Fests i ua husk to Mckinney. Open
superintendent, ps'
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~, %R REccMMENpATIoNs.

|t-elsss ~ pAIlDNS,
k'onpt srrss.sen'ncry. operators. work
b and ro ,slSi Collars ircned with
zsrds tn. edges for comfort, bv
ns roy Laundry. ei2 Prairie;
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As II cv ,sSses and hot plates tor
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-06
NOTICE

At aregulsr meeting 0! the Board Directors Of the Cobre Grsods Copper Co.,, held in Bi-b.e September g, Mir. Geo Mitchell was appointed General Manager Of the Company in place oi J. H. Costello remove.
 W. c. GREENE. P'esidsnt Cohre GrAnde Copper O. se 29-t!
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-06
Volcanic Esupaions

Are grand, but Skin ETaPiiohs rob life ofjoy, Bucklen's Arnlca Salve, orues them; also O!d, Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boiis, Felons, Corns, Warts. Cuts, Brui es, Burns. Scads, Chspped hands, Chiibiains. Pet Pile cure on earth. Drives ou, Pains and Aches. Only 5 cts. a box. Cure guar ranteed. Sold by ! NJ. Folks, Druggis,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-06
WOODMEN ClRCle

~uEFN GROVE. wooDMEN CIRCLE Meets first and Third Thursdays ot
 each month. Ms. l. r''oa, U. U BERTHA WIrTIG- C. NiSiunS members a1e cordially invited.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-06
NOTICE

Notice is hereby giv- n that tas peersignet hss purchased the inter- e ol the Tong Ling C.. in the seee. able gard. ps rear Fairhank. The public is toiifed thst Wong Tons familiarly known ss Old Jim is n, icpger cpnnec;sd with the above busi. res- firm spS und.r irned will na, be responsible fer any ceb,- cortrsss- sd by him.
 woxe Tose Lrne. Ysisbaak, Oct. ss 1898.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-06
BISBEB NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Of Interesting Items from our Regular Cor.
 resp0ndent.
 BIsBEs, Dee 5 1899.

Mrs. J. L. Brown is reported qui'e e ill.
 Another crowd of Bi.beeites left this morning for Tombstone to be in attendance a: court, H, c. Frazier is convslescing and
 his early rec 'veryi look-a for, which
 vii. he blessing new. to his many friends bere.
 Mrs. E. H. c itb Was an out. oin 2 passeng for Glaymas today on a visit. Mrs. Cobb is tie mother O
 Mrs. Oid of our city. A grand bazaar i- on the tapis to be given by the ladies of the St. John Guild whi h will he had later. The obi ,.t or this isir will te 10 raise fund.- To. the church. A Mexican sccI-ed of rurloini 2 some goods pear Fairbenk was COT . victed in Justice WIlli ms court Id sentenced to 90 days. Cnn-tabls Del Lewis took the prisoner 10 Tombs' or @ today. This same Mexican has just served . GO day sen,encs for same ofsnse. -s..
 The ssd i-tellig nee was receiveh I here tfdty ,ba. Mrs. ". c. Greene had di d at L1- Angei5s thi. morning. The sudden n, W. came as a blow to the many friends here of the estimable lady and particularly to t5e bereaved hasbani who was at his mine. m Sonora when the fual summoDs cime 10 his wife. Mrs. Cir en- had ben qnite i'll and some two months since lei, fer Lls Angeles for trestmeu'. She had recovered suffici-ntly 70 give much encourage
 ment to her fri. nds aud MT. Greene
 vas p rmit,sd to lave her bedside and attend 70 some pressing bus,ue.s matters in Mexico. He was notified by messenger yesterday oF tie sad death and left imm, dist=ly for Los Angeles. Mrs. Greene leaves ;hrs children and . devoted husband to mourn her loss The community e1- tends sincere condolencP, CcAISG EyEN-s. The following dates have been SC. for the Opera House: Methodist fa;r-December 12 snd l3.
 Mics Mccarthy in "DeAr Hearts Of Irel l,nd"-Decembsr If. Masquerade Bali-Decea,be l5. Barney Fnrgenson in McCssth,'- Misba aos-December 9. Grand Dance and Cake Nalk-De- cenber g.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-06
COPPER KING OF AR1zo.

Regardless of Fluctuations in the Price of Murphys in Ar zona, Copper King Stock is not affected thereby There is great distinc- tion between the Vegetable and Mineral Kingdoms. The Red Metal is still triumphant and will iot be downe by Small Potatoes.
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DATES FOR TIE TRIAL R4CEa
Regatta Committee of tho ". 7. Y. @. Sc
lects Sept. ., 4 and O.

Regatta Committee of the v. 7. Y. @. Sc
lects Sept. ., 4 and O.
The Regatta Committee OF tho New York
Secht Clubs. Nicholson Kane. Chester
Grswold and Irving Grnnrll-issued a circu-
lar Yesterday which reads as follows:
The committee on tho challenge from the
Royal Ulster Yacht Club have decided 10 hold
trial races between the Columbia and tho De-
fender Mt Newport. on Sept. 2, and 6. and
have placed tho event In the hands Of the Re-
gatta Committee.
Tho course will be both triangular and to
windward. or to leeward. and return. out from
Brenton's Reef Lightship.
The start will he at II A. NJ. wind and
weather permitting The races will he subject
To- uo4tponement al tho discretion Of the Cha-
lenGe Committee. or at the request Of either Of
the competing vessels. sailing directions can
be- obtained at New York Yacht Club, station
No. iNewportl, after Aug. 20
The mericAs Cup.--FOr this event the Re-
Entta Committee have chartered the aldo
wheel steamer Republic. formerly Of tho Phla-
pany. and with licensed passenger capacity
Of 1900. For each race. m en- bers will 10 pro-
Vlded with tickets at the clubs expense.
and may procure extra tickets Tor their
friends at IS Each, Members tickets
will be non -trAnEterrabie and k6 vol as the
extra tickets will admit but one person each.
All tickets TilI inclHIdH lunch, exclusive Of
priority o. application, which should ia mnds
10 Mr. J. " \. Odhie. the Secretary Of the club.
who. at the request OF tho Regatta ommittee.
will have the MANAGEMENT OF the vessel.
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RESULTS on OTHER TRACKS
At Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-Lord Zeni. won. the last
race at Harlem today from field offair sprint
ers. Fverett rode the horse Wednesday, and
was ruled Off for pulling him. The field Lord
Zeni beat to-day was better one. and his win
ming ia vindicAtion OF the Harlem Judges in
thoir action. The card was bad to-day and
only one favorite won. summary:
First Race-Five and a-half furongs- Floratird.
% Vittoel. Is to l. won: silver FiHZ, 102 tNrtt.
even, second; Tidy Ann. ITO Beauchamp.) 10 TO /.
third. Time l:DTh.
second Racc-One mile-Kincs Highway. 1o7
VIttoel, 3 TO l. won; Golden Rod. 100 III. WILSON,,
IL to /. second; Nettie Brooks lo7 Stewart. to l.
Third Race-One mile-Chancy Fisher. 1o7 Mitch
elD, 10 to l. won; Catastrophe. 100 Dean. to /,
second Chioopee. 1o7 Psterman). y to ], third.
Time. 142.
MAaso, Oh Nititoe). to l, won; The Pondman IO3
,Beauchampl, g 70 l. second; Countess 1rms, III
Fifth Rsce-Five fnrlonss. -Unsightly. 1o7 Witt
toe), ] to 2, won; Decoy, ITO u. Brown, TO 1,
second Adair II. 100 knight. 60 to l. third Time.
l:O2l4
Rose, . to !. won; CauoVa. io7 Dean. 81 to /.
second Moroni, 100 LBolandj, I to l, third. Time.
l:27%.
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At St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.-There was fair attend
ance al the races this afternoon. The weather
was delightful. track fast and spectators
anxious to invest. The meet comes to a close
tomorrow, seven events being carded. one the
Chrysanthemum Stake race. Summaries:
First Race--Five and . half furlongs-silent
Friend. 10 (MacJoyntl, TO /. won; Gls.ando. 100
Ranch, ato |, second: Dinorns. 1os (Norse). to
], third. Time. l:O9A.
second Rsso-si1 furlongs-whisper, Low. 100
sSe Gh 80 to % second sSA Bersei ." 100 .Ib
to =. third. Time. 1884.
Third Rare-s.x fnrlongs--Also Ran II. loa Dcmt
nick, . 10 l. won: Luke Fnnso. 1pI .MaoJoynN. TO
], second: UncIe btll. 100 i.ucs 70 TO /. third.
Time. 1873.
Fourth Race One mile and seventy yard4-Annin
Olhhelt, los 'MaeJoynt. "yGn, won; Knonig, 30
2 to l. third. limo. 1913.
Fifth Raco-One mile-Wild Tartar, 104 CMcKin-
ney), 400 to I. won; Mamie O.. 100 o. wAr1) p to 2,
second; Hill Billy. lo4 lMorso,. to 1, third Time.
la.
Sixth Race-sit furIoncs-Mamis lou. 1o5 Dom
inck, Otto Z. won, D!ggs, lO7 Ranch. Z to /,
second; Id. L., 1O7 lHnLey). to /. third. Time,
1;OOll