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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
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London. psc. io,--Spscial dispatches
from The Hague report the feeling
there a. one OF alarm at the prosp.,c,
OF An Anglo American Portuguese com.
oination. which might snatch the
Dutch seahoard or seize Java.
II 10 reported at the Dutch capi.al
that the possibility OF war with Eng.
land mas even been discussed by the
cabinet council. Queen wilhelmina
VIII give dinner in honor Of Mr.. Kru.
ger. but he has abandoned all hope OF
ann effective result Of his visit, TO Eu.
ROPE although he does not despair Of
meeting Emperor Nicholas. possibly on
the Rivera.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

Poultry and Eggs-Chickens, old, 10
Ollie per ID. live weight; springs, $40
$50 per doc; ducks. - per doz; geese,
dressed. l2c per ID; turkeys, live, 100
lie: dressed, l20l3c: eggs, fresh, $3.50
$500 per case.
Vegetables Potatoes. 6Oc per cwt;
onions. S5c per cwt
Live Stock-Beef, live steers, $50
&c: dressed, 607c: live cows &c; dress.
ed. So G6,ac: veal calves, dressed, 10
&c; mutton. ewes. Sc: wethers. SIC;
hogs. live. $4.75 per cwt: dressed, 81
per cwt.
Sheep Skins-Shearlings, lOc each:
short wool pelts. s065Oc. medium
wool. 50075c; long wool, 75c@S1.0O.
The local mills pay the following
prices for grain. delivered: Club wheat
AAc bulk. Acc sacked: bluestem. @7c
bulk, 4sc sacked red. 42c bulk, AAc
sacked.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
WHAT ANTS oAN no
Come TAings that Show Thai. e
Intelligence,

00ne IAi18o that Show Their 4.
Intelligence.
There are q good many anita a A.
emit varieties on the lot at my ~
place near Covington. and last
began to make q systematic s,rs
their habits. l found it q most =.
ating pursuit, and have resumed !
much enthusiasm during seyer,l \
this year. A little investigate.
convince almost anybody, l thin
the ant approaches nearer to . y.
point Of intelligence than any a.
lower animals. SoD,e Of the m,
have seen are so marvelou, \.
would hesitate to speak Of them n
liar wonders had not been fully =.
ed by trained scientists.
Near one Of my howerbeds ia =.
Of small red ants that are extrs.
industrious in collecting food, ana
frequently perform the most asto'
ing engineering feats In tranms.
heavy burdens to their homes. M
ago watched party of about A n
that had found the body Of Z p
spider. and were dragging it tov,,sI
nest The spider had hairy lega :,
struck out in every direction
caught on obstacles. greatly rem,
progress. For several minutes thu
rolled away with their awkward II
and then stopped and seemed to M
council. A minute fragment of drv1
was lying ON the ground; present, ;
all laid hold and pulled the spIdr
top Of 1t. They then seized the y
and slid It along without difiiculty
On another OCCASION I 50 W laresh
OF these same ants start out for J
on another colony. They marched ;
an army. with scouts thrown out n
sides. and, when several feet din
from the nest, divided into two u.,,
One kept straight on and was soon |
gagged In fierce combat with the b
tribe. while the second detachu
made a detour and fell upon tn
from the rear. The result was 4 h
victory for the invaders.
Anybody that feels interested b !
subject, and that will put in q n
time at close study, will be certain
witness exploits fully as astonishtnd
those l have described.-Times-Da1
crat.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

San Francisco. Dec. president
Thomas II. Williams Of the California
Jockey club today sent cablesram to
England regarding the status Of the case
of Jockey Tod Sloan.
III the representatives from London
wire To the effect that Sloan will be re-.
f''s'd license by the English jockey club
next year" Williams said. Il will not al.
low him to ride at the Oakland track. +"
The California Jockey club recognizes
all decisions ruling off owners. trainers
and jockeys"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
MINES AND MINING NEWS
Iseus OIeaseA rsea late Repovts-
An Dtsssscss Are D~lsG Developed
"A Pvesp~Ssss Tess Ii Pr~A'sseA-
Mtatss Nssss asd re PsewaSs.

United Seaass Consul Hughes, At Co
burg. has reported 70 The state depart
men, the news OF the recent discovery
OF large deposits OF coal. estimated 70
contain q lcoas !, SOC. 900 tons. st Bar-
mock. Hungary The quality Of the
coal an saya, remains to be proved, but
the dspos;, 10 To DO developed on scien.
tifsc lines Il once.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

Austria has women miners,
Milwaukee has q cooperative

AuStrla mas women miners.
Milwaukee has a cooperative
factory.
Women BARRIERS are not allowed
work in Newark, N. ].
The Massachusetts, 5S-hour weekly |
Dor law has been declared unconsu
tonal by the courts.
The International Typographical !
lon has been recognized at the n
exposition by being awarded a
medal or grand prize for its exhibit
the department of social economy.
The Printing Freshmen and Al
ants Union Of Richmond has
granted a nine-hour work day,
same as the typographical union
enjoys. This order affects about
enty-fve or eighty men at present
At Frisco the Board Of Supervlz
has passed an ordinance reducing !
hours that laundries may be In op
ton each day, which Is designed 70
duce the hours Of labor Of the q
worked employees of these CONF
from fifteen to twelve hours.
The announcement will be reca4
with unusual qualification by all "
ested In the labor movement, that ,
division which has existed In the
gained ranks Of the painters and
orators Of America has at last been
liberated; that the long contest isG
end, that the feeling Of bitternes
removed, and that once more thess|
but one organization of the craft
that one Is now affiliated with
American Federation of Labor,
all Its allied national, local and ces1,
bodies.
The United Brotherhood Of Lsal
Workers on Horse Goods annou
that no horse can consider itself
ion animal unless It wears colS
harness which has been made BY
bers Of the organization, and whFa
ticles display the union Label.
horseshoers and horse-nail wo'
both Of which are. like the len
workers, affiliated with the Amd
Federation Of Labor, call attenca
their union stamp and union laos
spectively, and declare that no
ruped can consider itself strictly
unless 1t has been shod by union
and union nails.
A decision Of unusual import to-
ingmen Is the one recently rendes"
the Supreme Court Of New YORK
tanning the right Of members Of =
organizations to strike against me
ployment Of non-unionists. 1t has
been contended by labor leaders
what is legal for one man is lesn
two. three or any number OF men
Ing In concert. From the time tor
strikes were held to be contrary "
by the English judges. the dehniuoI
conspiracy" has been narrowed "
courts in this country. notwithsfaD
the tendency Of some lawyers to o
en- the term respecting combinsu
OF workingmen. until this decision
New York admits almost the ""
contention Of trade unionists. Tne :,
son for this Is doubtless the faes
the law Of conspiracy" II appuS
workingmen, would be equally ~
cable to business monopolists.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
stole the Payroll.

Kansas City, Dec. 9.-Three masked men
entered the office Of Poet Brothers Soap
Manufacturing company in Armourdale to-
night and leveling revolvers at the cashier
and superintendent, who We're in the Of
flee at the time, secured $780, The money
represented weeks wages for the laborers
IN the oil department
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
nmsrssm Colrw MA.

A spicndid body Of magnetic. run.
ming w~il up In copper. ID bcin opened
up By = erca~ut NJ the ESQ foot lcvei
en the Grown silver In ncadwoosi
camp The Grown silver adjoln. the
Mother iA-ie mine ON tho sMs, aud.
with thu 6unses. IL composed In the
holdings Of thc recently formed Mon.
sr~ai 4 txneon Copper IL +. Ltd.
John &. Holden .. SLOGAN la workinx
. er~w VI hvs miners ON = promialnw
property on the Republic hill. near the
TnsnArArk and OTTAWA. Il is a gold
proposition and tho claim Ia made tina,
The or~ viii average go.
The ore shipmenss from Kasio over
the kAa,o & slscan railway for Novcm
b~r snsAi a.Tto. 900 pounds. Tho White
water shipped nearly halt that amour,
alone. the Payne coming s~ccad with
100000 pounds. The sh pmSnts wcrv
- follows. Whitewater 10 Ksot.aay
orc company. kAsio. 81. 900: Payne
20 san Francisco. soo. 900 last Chance.
10 kcnssnAy orv comps my. ros 900
Rambler. 90 Everest. ssi poo: Ruth 10
Wv sontAhys issovus Sio
can SsAr. Co Everett, is4 900: Trad,
Dosiar. 90 koo,~aay Orc cpmpsny 1ss
Geo Cubs. so kos~uay Orc oomp~ny
se.ose. ruai. <.ito. 600.
This n,ake~ the total shipment. FOR
~ yWf W sne end Of Noycmhsw ~ fol
'snaArS. i.tss.eod: February
v Aarn, i.Il7.eoo; April. 1850.
ESQ: NAY. s.oss. 900: June. &s-s 600
July. s.s,i. 200; August. |. ass. ,ss, SEQ
s. s.oii.ooo. Ocsot~r. t.sSs.is0.
ovsmo~r. $4,000. TotAi. Si.s3s. ASS
ns the month The PAyns shipped
1915 tone via sAndon; sh4 lAa Chance
sMppee $50 tons: SlouAn star. Il:
TINS: Ruth. liz tons: Trade Dollar &,
eoas: Amersean Boy. 81 tone: slower
-. - tnas and Cub Lode ls tons
s.ie ne Canadian PAcihc rAilwa,
~ vi scos and tn kAalo 4 Sic
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
Harry vardon at Denver.

Denver, Dec. 9.-Harry Vardon of Eng.
land, worlds champion golf player, de-
feated three opponents at Overland links
today. He played against the best bali
of James Russell, frank l.. Woodward
and Walter Fairbanks, winning by a score
Of up. The game was for 80 holes. A
large crowd OF Denvers society people
witnessed the game.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
Drop in Pig Iron.

Glasgow, Dec. ll.-Pig iron warrants
dropped suddenly to W snillngs Monday
Friday they We're 61s Sd. The London syn
dictate having now called up all the over
sold iron left the market without support
and 1t is rumored that discussion has
broken out among the London holders.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

Eureka, Cal, Dec. 9.--Slrs. Caroline
stegrmyer was burned to death near
fhliip>Niile. The woman was troubled
with rheumatism and applied kerosene to
her legs The oil accidentally igni,ed and
set her clothes on fire. She ran into the
yard where she was seen by two neigh.
oors half mile distant. When thew
reached her she was literally roasted alive.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
Passes Are Coed.

Cleveland. Ohio. Dec The presidents
n the railroads included in the trunk line
is-.sia,ioas and the e~ntrai. western and
southwestern traffic associations have de-
e.de,i to postpone further consideration o,
the proposition TO do away with nr~
transportation until mex, yrsr
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
Roberts Mt Cane In,xn

Cape Town, Dec. 9.-Lord Roberts ar.
rived here today from Port Elizabeth He
VAS accorded splendid reception. The
mayor, councillors, the citizens commit.
tee and thousands OF sight~eers met him
at the docks and escorted him to Govern.
ment house
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
Chinese Murderer Caught.

Shanghai, Dec. 10.-Pa Ho Men, tao.
tai OF Chuchai-fu. province Of Chekian.
who was responsible for the July mas
sacre and who absconded. has been cap.
tured near Suchau and sent to Hang
chau-fu.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

London vegetarians Organis1
A federal union Of vegetarian
ties exists In London. London
vegetarian hospital with twenty -
conAectioa with 4
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

Philadelphia. nv. after servin.
~s~n years II h years sentence in the
eastern p<nis~a,iAry herr. James Parker
II EilShle. y. j.. has hren released as
.nnccwnt of the crime with which he Wa.
charged
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

fortiand.-Opeu quotations In whea,
Are anywhere around 53lc and sac
and sales OF wallA waila are made 4,
Sic.
Iacoma--Wheat-Quiee and nm.
changed; bluestem, SIC: club, sc
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
MINING NOTES.

ET6uclb i, FTebauu OF ASp6u, COl..
has boon appointed general manager Of
the Frisco Consolidated Mining CON-
pany. Ltd. Of Gem. Idaho and he has
selected Gus Gutenberg AN assistant
manager and A. d. Marshall As mine
foreman.
The plan OF employing men for the
Mullan and Canyon Creek mines by an
agent In Wallace. Idaho. has been In
effect just week. and during that time
tho opponents Of the plan have express
ed themselves In no uncertain terms
M believing that II Is much worse
and more unfair plan than the permit
system. which has been the object OF
~ many attacks during the year and a
half that II has been In effect In the
Occur d'Alenes.
The Murray Development company
has commenced sinking on the copper
ledge which crosses Prichard creek, Just
above Murray. Idaho. This ledge was
discovered when tho ground was being
worked for placer gold In 1884. native
copper being found on the surface and
considerable chunks Of II came from
tho sluice boxes for some distance
down the creek. Little was thought Of
u NJ that time. copper orc under such
circumstances having no value. but the
ground was located and has bssen held
cvcr since. Barry N. Hillard became
one ut tho owners years ago. and since
he began operating around Murray In
an extensive way he has succeeded In
having tho Murray Development com,
pany undertake Its development. A
SHAFT house has been built and the
work OF continuing tho old shaft was
begun "Wednesday. Tho ore In the bot.
tom Of the shaft Is high grade Of cop
pcr. considerably batter than Il was on
tho surface
Twcuty-one unconscious and half
sufY0ated miners were hauled to the
surface by means OF ropcS from the
bcll mine NJ lutte recently and laid
out In rows. while nearly all tho doc.
tors In tho city worked over them and
by means Of artificial respiration and
strong stimulants finally succeeded In
revivinx all the victims.
tn" last payments ON tho placer
ground by the Occur d'Alene Mining
company MAS made last week. though
some OF them we're not due for two or
thr~c months The company. or par.
ties acting In tia Interests. now owns
tho FUN length Of Prichard creek from,
tho mouth to the highest point whore
pay gravel wAs ever found csst OF Muir.
ray. almost the same distance on Eagle
crock and tho odd wash" ~ far a. n
has ever bern oypened up.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
Twenty Persons Injured.

Philadelphia. Dec. 9.-Twenty persons
were in jured in an accident on the Phila
delphla, Wilmington L Baltimore railroad
at Gray's Ferry station in West PhiladeI
phia recently.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

Carnegie's company, according to re.
cent stock quotations, Is valued at
$40S. 000, 900.
creek and Egyptian cigarette makers
OF New York organized.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14
DELEGATE w,,cox A,.,,..

San Francisco, Dec. 9.-Rober, W. VII.
co., hawaiis delegate ele,t to congress
arrived here today on the steamer Rio do
daneiro en- route to Washington
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

Duluth. MINI. Dec. p.-Nr, in thu Inn,
r.. p''es Of the Tower Lumber company,
Tower, Mimi, did $4,000 damage.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

Superintendent Dsibrilirs Ut ths Cal
isornia mine says that work was begun
on the 2sth on sinking tho shaft below
the 100 foot level.
Bodis II much improved and the pay
shoOt L. widening RAPIDLY In this shaft
The work il Deing pushed on the large
cYoasrus tunnel. Two blind leads have
besn cut. and porphyry horss Is rap
Idly disappearing with depth. Ore
has bcou struck on the Elk.
News received from Wauconda camp
recently shows that work In progress
ing all along the Ane with energy. The
big waucondA tunnel 10 In 220 feet and
II being driven three fesst per day with
two shifts. Il Ii expected that three
shitts will In put on next week.
The management az tho Republic
mill believes that the Republic ores.
like those Of the Quilp and San Poll.
which cary . considerable percentage
Of silver. can be treated ~ successfully
~ the mill - those carrying gold only.
There II much 0rc In tho QuIip, iae
drtf& from No. tunnel shows good
milling soek. A vein !s disclosed In
the uDgWise from No. tunnel that In
The hesa n tho mine. Many improve
monts are made In tho underground
workings OF the mine and the property
never Hooked better.
Work has bern suspended In the
SHAFT Of the ac!a Ledge. Tho water
will bc kept baled out for about ten
days u permit any stakeholder who
may desire 10 examine " hasora letting
thu shaft MI with water
Tho reconstruction Of the Republic
wuri Humv 10 completed. Several short
turns have hren ntrAi ghtene.i and the
fall has bcen Increased u give the MA
ter = sw!fser fiow. 30 that tho pressure
OF the wood 10 now sficced without
dIficulty.
II In reported that a strike Of high
grade copper Gro was rcocDtly made an
tho Prairie Queen group. near Chcsaw
Wash. A good sized vein was uncov,
cred while assessment work was being
done. and asnays have given a. high M
$3.50. The Myers Creek district Ii ex.
pectcd 10 have an active winter.
The work In progrcss NJ the Califor.
MIA mine In showing II up to better ad
vantage every day. Al present the
shah 10 lseinx sunk dceper. II In down
ITO test and IL To be carried down an
other 100 feet. and tho ledge drifted up
On east and west While this work h
In progress the ledge will be fully cx
pl0red a. the 100 foot level. The only
hindrance To rapid work In the made
Quacy Of tina horse whim to hoist the
rock and watcr,
The Republic mill IL running we'll
snd tho results are tho most AAtterins
character Every part of the plant
70 doina good work. The most pleasing
matter 10 record IL tho fact that such
. high Percentage Of values IL beins
sAssd. Twelve vats have been cleaned
UP. which represents 1900 tons OF ore
Tho lowest percentage ID far obtained
was almost ~. while the highest Il
et.ss. These agurr~ arv furnished by
the secretary Of tho company. Moth
inx could b~ more satisfactory. and 4,
II pretty conclusive evidence that the
Republic company has adopted the
proper treatment for ths ores of this
camp, Tho ores treated have beon TAX
IN from all the levels and may be con
adhered an average from top to bottom
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NATHAN cor a = MA
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

can 1888 tone. This makes the Payne
the largest shipper-S.4es.oO0 pounds
OF ore having been shipped from that
Minis during the month.
The CRANKY smelter, which was
blown In on August 81. has In 10s
working days treated $4,000 tons Of
ore, which yielded 1850 tons OF 50 per
cent matte. This 10 equivalent To S26
tons. or 10000 pounds. OF metallic
copper. In addition To the gold and sill
YER values. II requires no extraOrdi-
nary knowledge TO figure out that the
annual turnover Of the smeiter, with
its daily capacity Of 900 tons. will con-
sidcrably exceed 100000. The plant
will b. doubled early in the next year.
when a matte converter will also be In
stalled. or the ores above referred TO.
1000 tons was custom ore from Bound.
airy and Republic mines. the rest being
contributed by che Knob Hill. Old Iron
sides. Victoria and CITY OF Paris mines.
The CRANKY smelter Is clearing 5000
per day" was the comment OF Paul
Johnson. superintendent of the Mother
Lode smelter at Greenwood Under con-
tract. 200 tons OF the monthly product
OF the CRANKY smelter Is sent to re-
finery ut Swansea. Wales. The great
ar part Ii refined In New York.
After being closed eight months.
the Brooklyn mtne. In the heart OF
Phoenix camp. started operations re-
Gently.
Fifty tons Of sacked ore from the
Morning Glory mine In Republic have
been received at the CRANKY smelter
Another shipment OF similar size IL ex-
pected Immediately.
The we'll known Buckhorn group.
which liz situated about 20 miles north
Of Bonners Ferry. on Deer creek, has
been bonded by NJ. u. Winters OF Spo-
kane The deal. which was made In
Spokane few days ago. Ia OF great
Importance To the mining industry OF
this locality. because this group 10 con-
sidcred the most promising property
In the Deer Creek district. and II It
equals expectatiOns many other claims
which possess good surface showings
will b. developed. A caah payment Of
$1,000 was made and $1,000 more cd
vanced for development work. The
balance IL To be paid In 80 days.
The observation-disclosures Mining com
pany has secured the Our Hope claim
adjoining tho Bonanza on the dip side
Of the Bonanza vein.
The st Eugene. At Moyie. n, C.. has
contracted 10 furnish 81 .O0O.O 900 worth
Of ailvcr.leaf orc annually TO the Gug
genhe!m su,ctser ut Antofogasta. Chilli
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-14

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The age-herald., 1900-06-23
GREAT SPORT AT
 SHEEPSHEAD BAY The Talent Made Several Good
 Killings. BIG RACE BEING ARRANGED In Which it is Hoped to Bring Together Imp, Ethelbert, Jean Beraud and
 Kinley Mack-Will be
 Run June 27
BIG RACE BEING ARRANGED

New York, June 22-At Sheepshead Bay today the chief event was the third race, at mile and a quarter in which Prince McClurg was a lukewarm faVorite. Intru- sive was the first to show at the start, and ran at the head of the lot for mile and a furlong, when he dropped back for Lat ser, who came with a rush from the rear and upset all calculations by winning clev- erly at the remunerative odds of 20 to l.
 A lot of maiden 2-year-old Allies went to the post in the first event, and Gannymede, the tip, won handily. The Amazon was hot fayorite for the second event, and -af- ter indulging Dan Rice with the lead for quarter she came away and won as she pleased. In the fourth race Mountain Mist, who was tipped all over the track as a sure winner, took the lead at the fall of the flag and won handily. Prejudice finished in second place, but was disqualified for foul ing O'Read. Sentry was a hot favorite for the fifth, but was not placed Moor, at to l, made all the running, and won hand fly The Coney Island Jockey Club an nounces a race at weight for age for three
 year-olds at 5000 each, with $5,000 added, to be run June 2, good day and track: three horses, the property of different own CTS, to start, or the race may be declared
The age-herald., 1900-06-23

off. This is meant to bring together Imp, Ethelbert, Kinley Mack and Jean Beraud. First Raoe-F1ve furlongs: Gannymede, 1O5 (Maher), to 2, won; Alzora, 1O5 (Mc- Cue) to l and 8 to l, second: Candle, 105 Qittlefield), F to 1, third. Time, 1:02. , Second Race-Selling; one and an eighth miles: The Amazon, 9S (Shaw), even, won; Anjou, 97 Qenry), to 2 and to 10, second; Dan Rice, 10S (Maher), to l, third. Time, l :54 1-5.
 Third Race-Nile and a quarter: Latson, SS (Slack), 20 to l, won; Gulden, 101 (Odom), 1 to and to 5, second; Knight of, the Gar ter, 90 CRausch), Sto l. third. Time. 2:0S 1-5.
 Fourth Race-Selling, six furlongs: Moun- tain Mist, 94 (O'Connor), 8 to 1, won; O'Read, 9S (Dangman), 10 to 1 and to l, second; Miss Hanover, 98 (-), ' to 1, third. Time, 1:14 4-5.
 Fifth Race-Selling; five and half fur longs: Moor, 101 (McCue), to 1, won; The Rhymer, 106 (Odom), g to and to 5, sec ond; Quizz II, 97 Dangman), to l, third. Time, 1:0S 4-5.
 Sixth Race-One mile: Iroquois Belle, 1O5 (O'ConnoD, to 1. won; Commander Mill Ter, 107 (Richards) 25 to 1 and 10 to l, sec ond; Water Cue, 107 (LittlefieldD, to ?, third. Time, 1:41 1-5.