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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-06
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Second Regiment Band Is to Give n
Public Rehearsal.

Brennan, Texas, April 5.-The Second
regiment band will give public rehearsal
tomorrow night for the benefit of their
public. The programme arranged is a
pleasing and comprehensive one, and Band
master Eilers has INDUCED the hope that
every citizen who feels an interest in the
band will be on hand for the concert
which will be entirely complimentary.
The t. p. A. ball and concert, which will
be given at Lusks hall next Thursday and
Friday evenings, are going to prove oc'
casions specially freighted with enjoy
ment. For the concert the services of he
Mendelsshon and the Vorwaerts societies
have been secured, and those charming
readers, Miss Julia Epstein and Mr.. John
Wavson are on the programme
The young lady who is to preside over
the destines of the twentieth annual Mai
fest as queen of the carnival will be Sc
lected at a special meeting of the fire de-
partment tomorrow night. The dates on
which the fete will be held will also be
definitely decided the committee appointed
to confer with the officers of Magnolia
division of Railway Conductors having SCI
cured the information sought
There Is a very daring wolf in the
vicinity of Brennan; that is. the animal
is still in this vicinity unless it took a
sudden notion last night to decamp; and
in view of the hard chase given the brute
the latter is not unlikely. The wolf was
first discovered Wednesday in the vicin-
ity of the slaughter pen of Messrs korif
e. Clemmons, the we'll known butchers.
No attention was paid TO the animal at
first. ths' colored man in charge out there
thinking that 1t was stray dog IN
search of something to eat. By and by
the animal became more aggressive, and
then the negro began to be Interested; and
when the wolf got so familiar with thu
place that 1t came inside the Enclosure
and commenced growing and showing his
teeth the negro took to his heels. A VOL
chase was soon organized and a large
crowd of men and dogs went in pursuit
of the invader. New shotguns were called
into requistion and much ammunition was
sold. The chase did not cease when nigh
came on and was only abandoned when
all trace of the animal had been lost,
Brennan will be represented at the
meeting of the State Firemen's association
at Austin by the Conner Hose company.
The boys are praeticing daily for the con-
test.
The improvements on the Methodist
church are practically completed and SER
vices will be held there next Sunday.
Messrs. J. B. Williams, r. T. Jaeggli,
| c. w. Winklemann and ]. c. Swnbeck,
members of post Q, T. p. A. of this city.
Joined the members of post C. Houston.
at noon today, and left for the state meet
ing at Austin. Post Travelled in a spe-
cial chair car. the interior Of which was
beautifully decorated with floral designs,
/ flags and various devices.
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olive Locals.

Olive. Texas. April 5.--Mr. S, C. Olive
of Waco arrived in the city this morning,
returning TO Houston again this evening.
DR.. and Mrs. q. D. Martin returned from
Beaumont after a weeks absence.
DR.. Fields. popular Beaumont physi-
clan. has been here rendering his pro-
fsssional services during DR.. Martins abb
sence
Mr. V. a. Petty made business trip to
Houston this week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. a. sternenberg are
spending a few days In Houston.
Mr. r. B. Sims. who has been employed
on the clerical force Of Olive Sternenberg
8 Co., has rendered his resignation and
is making preparations to take a course in
bookkeeping at Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Mr..
Sims has made numerous friends during
his stay.
Miss Nettie Jones has returned from a
short visit at Hyatt, where she has been
visiting friends and relatives.
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PALESTINE POINTERS.
Citizens Are Working Hard TO Raise
Capital for Cotton Mill.

Palestine, Texas, April 5.-Palestine's
energetic and hustling citizens are work.
ing hard for the proposed cotton mill. The
promoters OF the cotton mill movement are
confident that they will succeed in getting
the mill for Palestine. II will be a pay
ing investment to our citizens, as well as
a great benefit to this city. number OF
substantial and influential citizens are
backing the cotton mill enterprise and the
citizens in general are beginning to work
together for the mill and Palestine will
yet succeed in getting the cotton mill
The East Texas Methodist Palestine dis
trict conference met this morning at !?
o'clock at the Howard avenue church.
Prayer and song service were held and the
conference called to order by Presiding
Elder Colby, who acted as chairman. Rev.
Colby delivered an address explaining
why the meeting was called and the OBJ
ject OF the conference in regard TO the
work to be carried out this year. On mo-
tion Rev. j. Walter Mills was appointed
secretary of the meeting. An executive
committee is to be appointed to select
plans for the educational rally. Church
literature was discussed generally. Com
mitiees were appointed on different
methods OF church Work ana VIII report
at tomOrrow's session. After benediction
by Rev Walter Mills the conference adj
journed to meet this afternoon at o'clock.
A number OF ministers are in attendance.
The Palestine district missionary insti-
tute met yesterday at the Howard Ave-
nue. Methodist church. Different topics
on missionary work were discussed by
the different ministers attending. Prayer
was led by Rev. Thompson. The mis-
sionary institute adjourned after benedic-
ton by Rev. ]. P. Smith.
Mrs. Leland Douthitt returned from
Rusk yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Everett went to Huntsville
yesterday
day.
Colonel A. T.. Starr went north this
morning on business trip.
The Alba Haywood company played here
last night 10 fair sized audience. Mr..
Heywood's impsrsonations are very good.
A. d. Edgar Is in the city
Mrs. Mabel Read OF Galveston Is visit
ing her mother. Mrs j. Y. Gooch.
County court Is still in session. A num-
Der, OF cases have been tried.
Work on wainwright's furniture and
coffin factory Is progressing RAPIDLY and
before many more weeks Palestine will
have first class furniture and coffin
factory.
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CORPUS CHRISTI ITEMS.
New Secretary of the Kennedy Pas
tUre Company.

~ y
tUre Company.
Corpus Christi, Texas, April 5.--Mr.
George F. Evans who far many years past
has occupied the position OF assistant
cashier in the Corpus Christi National
bank, resigned his position yesterday to
assume the office OF secretary of the Ken
edy Pasture company. which was held
by Mr.. e. Mallory, who died suddenly on
the Arkansas Pass train near Kennedy last
week. AS yet the position Of cashier at
the National bank has not been filed.
The schooner Susie arrived In port from
Galveston yesterday with cargo OF about
FIVE tons OF general merchandise consis ned
to Corpus Christi and interior merchants.
The schooner Tidal Wave, from Calves
ton. came into port yesterday with twenty
tons OF merchandise consigned to mor-
chants in Corpus Christi and the sur
rounding country.
Six solid carloads OF cabbage went out
from here over the Arkansas Pass rold
this morning destined to the Northern
markets. some going as far as connecti-
cut, Ohio and Illinois. The price has
gone down few points during the past
two days.
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RELIGIOUS.
Missionary Institute In Session Mt
Bryan.

MlssiOnary institute IN session ut
Bryan.
Bryan, Texas, April 5.--The Missionary
institute has been in session at the Meth
odist church today, and was we'll attend
ed. The exercises opened at $50 a M,
with prayer by Rev. G. s. Sandel At 9
a. M. THE Relation of Missions to the
Spiritual Life OF the Membership" Rev.
w. w. Horner; $50, 1.-The Responsibility
of the Pastor in Regard to the Mission
AIRY Spirit of His Charge" Rev. C. A..
Hooper; 1000, How to Develop Spirit
of Liberalty Among the People" Rev. j.
c. Moore; 1920, general discussion; 1900,
preaching by Rev. w. T. Melugin; $3.50 p.
M. devotional service conducted by Rev.
c. e. Simpson; 3:45. How to Secure a
Contribution From Every Member OF the
Church for the Twentieth Century Thank
Offering Rev. c. U. McLarty; Ais. re-
ports from each pastor OF the prospects
OF raising the Twentieth century fund for
education In his charge; 500. preaching
by Rev. J. B. Sears Of Calvert. The in-
stitute will adjourn tomorrow.
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TAYLOR TOPICS.
Burns Getting Ready to
Go to Work.


Go to work.
Taylor. Texas, April 8. - Mr.. Hugh
Burns OF this city has secured the con-
tract for grading the roadbed for the ex-
tension OF the branch road of the lnterna-
tonal and Great Northern from Calvert 10
Waco and from Hearne to Bryan, embrac-
ing ffty-Ave miles OF construction. Mr..
Burns this week employed King & Bar
nett's teams to deliver in town large
quantity OF hay from his ranch on the
Gabriel, which viii be shipped TO Hearne.
MIR. Burns is an experienced contractor
In railroad building
The race programme for the Taylor fair
associations spring meeting has been is
sued. 1t gives a list OF fifteen races 10 be
run during the three days OF the fair.
Cards are out announcing the approach
ing marriage OF Mr.. Marsh l.. Bridges and
Miss Ida Miller. both OF THU city, which
Will occur at the Bsptist church on next
Wednesday, April IL.
Notices were yesterday posted in the
city calling attention to an order Is
sued by the county judge for an election
to be held in this city on May TO select
seven school trustees for the Taylor pub
lie schools,
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LAKE Charles LOCALS
Two Negroes Were Convicted OF
Highway Robbery.

Ht&hNHy
Lake Charles, La, April o.--The revival
services being held at the Baptist church
by DR.. LsmNin of Houston continue 70
grow in interest. The sermon last night
on "The Personal Devil was we'll re-
cetved by good audience.
At meeting OF the Lake Charles ioase
No 1875. r. and A. NJ. last night resolu-
lions OF coincidence we're adopted in rec.
IGNITION of William II. Haskell, VINO dlea
recently The committee consisted OF w.
II. Albertson, Thomas r. Reynolds ana
j, w Bryan.
Before the district court today two ne
groes. William Jones and Walter Duggins,
were sentenced to FIVE years in the pent-
Tertiary on a plea Of guilty to a charge
of highway robbery The particulars OF
the case are especially aggravating The
negroes met a mulatto walking on the
Southern Pacific track near Iowa juno
ton They held him up and took what
possessions he had as we'll as his clothes.
The mulatto returned to Iowa Junction
absolutely naked and related his expert
ence The people OF Welsh We're notified
of the occurrence by wire. They met and
captured the outlaws. The total value
OF the stolen goods was not over $3.50.
Attorney Paul A. Sompayrac gees TO
VIM parish tonight on legal business for
the Watkins Banking company.
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three members and named the William
Il. Friend chapter. The following Of
ncers were then elected: Mrs. r. N.
Roche, president; Mrs. S c, Lackey, frat
vice president; Mrs. A. b. Davidson, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. p. H. Caldwell
treasurer. Miss Katie Brownson. corre-
spending secretary; Miss Mamie Kate
Henry. recording secretary, and Mrs. j.
w. Stayton. historian.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a tea Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs, ]. C. Woodwork
Judge X. A. Peasants left Wednesday
for Galveston TO resume his duties in the
court OF civil appeals. His family Will
remain for some time visiting Cuero rela-
lives.
Yesterday afternoon, at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Mary Friese. Mrs
Regina Wagner and Mr.. Fred Ploeger
were united in marriage. After a brief
wedding trip they will move to Mr.. Ploe-
gers home, a few miles from town.
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Washington. April s.--The talent and
the bookmakers broke pretty nearly even
today at Bennings. only two outright
favorites winning The second race re-
suited in dead heat. the iret OF the meet
ing, the long shot. Scurry coming even
with the fayorite. Anecdote.
Five furlongs--Revonah. Speedmas, Cori-
ais TIME 1903 1-b.
Half mile--sourry and Anecdote ran dead
heat. Moore. Time so
Steeplecbase. about two miles and half
Plato, Cosmopolitan. Time 5:3l 2-5.
Six furicngs- Royal Sterling Grandeur,
Magic Light. Time 1,26
Handicap, mile aud sixteenth--Boney
Boy, Robert Metcalfe. Time 55. Only
two.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
pet,tsor. "a nnn,,~,,,,c

Galveston, Texas. April 5.--Meyer
schram OF Galveston this morning. filed
application in the United States court to
be adiudged a bankrupt within the pur-
view OF the law. The schedule OF unsc-
cured Liabilities shows that he owes $40
Soi.Sc HE has no assets not exempt
Nc. Schram formerly ran clothing
store here. He made an assignment under
the state laws about seven years ago and
inc stock was purchased by Isaacs &
Schram.
petition IN bankruptcy was G1sd with
the clerk OF the United States court By Il.
Belbere and w. II. Brakeman. The liza
bilities were $1s76.62.
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ToDAY.s ENTRIES.

We turlongs, seiling-Louise Haymah
CIR Hampton los, Bogus Bill 112. Ny
le2. Dread Naught II, May Dine
y iorinel ii, Carlo 112, Harry Thatcn-
q; Looencenia 1902, The Scot 104. Miss
sn lurlongs-O'Copnor 1903, Henrietta
r., ierrene LOG. Deblase III. Petal 106.
NJ hxpedient 81, Princess Zeika,
nS 20, casdale, Gold Baron los.
turiongs, maidens. 2-year- old fl
rparfassa lis, Ada y. los, D5belick
"1ponent los. Mrs. Brunnell, Eolo
,oi LILY Digs liz. Socharoid, Local
~, 100 Hot. Carilee. Ada Fox lis.
mile, selling New Moon, Torslda
AZ "ss s lo6, obsidian III. silvertone.
lvs uarda 10. Dare II, Captive
ns ,r,ste ITO. Regelong. Donator liz.
.a'ongs, selling-Peace los. Pat
vs ~ Tiburon los. St. Ourhbert
,nn Rue 106. FIamero los, Wick
1es Maria loe, Bpnibel III. Sly i1s.
ie and sixteenth. sellinE--Lost
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involuntary Ban,sruptcr.

Galveston. Texas, April 5,-There was
hied this morning in the clerks office OF
the United States court petition by d.
Sonnertheil, assignee Of the claim OF NJ
N. Spencer. NJ. Ucovlch. Heidenheimer
Bros. and l.. w. Levy & Co. petition
praying that 7, Il. Stella of Galveston
be adjudged bankrupt
Stella owes the petitioners SO they al
iege in the petition, S506sS,
Stella has been cited to answer tho pc :
tition April 20 at 10 a. m.
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CONSTRUCTING THE GALLows
On which a Murderer Ii to Hang
Next Monday.

Greenyille. Texas. April 5.-owing TO
the single capacity of the scaffold inside
tho jail. the sheriff is haying'a temporary
one erected in the northeast corner OF the
Jail yard. where Bob Mckinney and Henry
Brown will be hanged on Monday, April
16. The scaffold will be higher than the
Jail fence and what transpires thereon
can be Witnessed by the crowds outside,
although curtains will be hung up at the
last moment to shut out view OF the
final drop OF the men. Tbs governor and
attorney general consented to these ar
rangements. which were necessitated BY
the single capacity OF the Jail seaffold.
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FIRE AT 'MACoN,nGA. W
The Homes of Ten Families Were
r.Q nestrOyed

Macon, Ga. April 5.--The homes and
household effects of ten families in South
Macon we're destroyed BY IRE this morn
ing between 1880 and o'clock The fire
originated in the two-s story residence OF
Mr. Wing near fseasley's Crossing and
on account OF the siiff wind that was
blowing the sparks set fre to other houses
in the vicinity.
All OF the houses were OF more than
average size. the smallest being four
rooms. M
The damage. as closely as can now be
estimated, will reach beyond $40 900 and
maybe more. Many houses in the neigh
borhood were not injured at all and con-
siderable damage was done TO furniture
In moving II out.
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lecture with stereoptic pictures The
lecture was for the bcneht OF the public
school and was we'll attended.
Mr.. w. G, Carroll returned homo from
Milano yesterday.
Messrs- John Mccowen and r. J.. Alex
ander returned from BRENNAN last night.
where they attended the lecture OF Opie
Reed q Z
Messrs. w ], Harris. NJ. d. Rodgers,
w +. sullivan II i. Broaddus, j d.
Rowland and several others left yesterday
ior MCGEE bayou to spend several days
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CnIyert Nems NOTICE..

Calvert Texas. April 5.-Miss Kate MOI
gan has issued invitations TO a musical re-
eital given by her large class in music
at the home OF her mother this evening az
8 o'clock. A rare treat is assured.
Rev j. b. Sears. pastor OF the Memo
dist church here. went TO Bryan yester-
day ON business.
Arthur Klametter returned yesterday
from Galveston. where he took a ten
months course in the Galveston business
college,
Mrs. Dunn of Franklin ia visiting friend-
in Calvert.
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JASPER JoTTINGs.
Farmers Are at Work and Not Com
ing to Town.

Jasper. Texas, April 3,--A weeks dry
weather has enabled the farmers TO get
to work, and consequently their visits TO
town are few.
Prospects for heavy crop OF all kinds
of fruit were never better. and should
there be no more killing frosts this coun-
~ can furnish half the State with peaches,
pears. plums, etc.
The letting OF the contract to build the
Kaysee to San Augustine insures this
town the road in short time. the dis
tance to build being but seven miles
improvements OF all kinds are going on
in this town.
Farmers OF the county are in better
financial condition than they have been
since the civil war No credit is asked for.
Mrs r. w Greer OF Beaumont is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. J. r Beatty.
Drummers galore arc visiting here and
they all seem to sell something.
We are now to have Sundays mall.
which pleases our people.
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PRINCE OF WALES is copENHAGEs
Is the Guest Of the Royal Family of
Denmark.

Copenhagen, April 5.--The Prince Of
Wales and his party arrived here at p
m. today. The prince and princess vert
met at the railway station by King Chris
tian Of Denmark and the entire royal
family AS the train drew up to the plat
form, the king advanced to the royal salon
carriage and entering It alone was the hrst
to greet It's occupants. Soon after the
Prince and Princess Of Wales. both APP
pearng remarkably we'll, alighted on the
pla form. The prince smiled cheerfully
and after exchanging cordial greetings
with the other members OF the family
conversed for a few minutes with the
chief dignitares assembled. Outside the
station a large crowd Of people had gath
cred and as the visitors drove toward the
palace they We're greeted with ringing
cheers which were repeated as they pro-
crossed through the city The Prince and
Princes OF Wales and King Christian oc-
cupied the first carriage. They we're fol-
lowed by the royal party.
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BRYAN IN OREGON.
lie Had mn Audience of six Thousand
N mt Portland.

Portland. ore. April 4--w. ]. Bryan
addressed an audience OF 5000 people in
this city tonight. Mr.. Bryan wss in bet
ter voice than he has been for some days
and spoke for over two hours, deyoting
most OF his time TO money, trusts and inn
perialism. He spoke briefly on the war
In South Africa and his remarks on this
subject ELECTED tremendous applause.
During the day Mr.. Bryan took special
train from this city and made four speeches
in Yam Hill and Washington counties
This morning he left on special train for
tour through the Willamette Valley and
Southern Oregon, continuing on through
California
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Oakland Results

n Francisco April 5.--Mile. maidens,
Henry c, Lizolia.
+ 1;4lis.
le-Torsina, Croker, Los Prietos. Time
I'VE and half furlongs-Alas, Ella b.
/ MISS Rowena, Time 1907.
/ e and a furlong. match, 800 added
nnce Guard, Andrissa. Time 1:52%.
|se turlongs. selling-Diderot. Parsifal,
Eatus. Time 1:02.
E'e; purse-Vesuvian, Lothian, Bathos.
and furlong. Pinkerton handicap
senator. Rosormonde, Top Mast Time
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TopAYss ENTRIES

Handicap, five furlongs--Golden Rattle
1le Revonah 1os. Sir Christopher, Cupid
ty 112, Lady Lindsey u.s. X Ray 109,
Sweet Caporal 113, Dutch Comedian 1870,
Boney Boy 1876 Rec Mitchell 1902, Lexing-
ton Pirate 104. Speedmas log. Grandeur 10s.
Two-year- olds. one-half mile-Vouch
no. Moor, Juniper Light Ball lo4, Thor
oughbred 107
i Three quarters-Kimmogge 91, Protua
lis, G. E. Wrightman 81, Post Haste &c.
Selling, seven-e Fights mile--Dutch Come
dian 107. Passaio los. First Whip 1902, Or.
Fannie Sc, Brisk ITO. Bannock 107, Hold Up
1902 Alex 105, Damocles 107
One and one-sixtesnth milesPost Haste
95. Cousin Jess Ill, Harry Lucesco 1902,
Tony Honing 1ts, Mouzeltoff 1903.
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y,,h., uua,,e. WIN .nn.,,

Denton. Texas. April 5.--The motion for
a new trial in the Nathan Hughes case
was heard before Judge Barrett this az
ternoon aud was overrued The defend
ant was sentenced 10 twenty-five years In
the penitentiary. TIE defense gave notice
OF an appeal.
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LEYDs TO WALES.
TransynaI Leader CongrntuIates Al
bert Edward on His Escape.

Brussels. April DIR Leyds, dipio-
rlatie agent OF the Transvaal, has tele-
graphed TO the Prince OF Wales congratu-
lating him On his escape from sssnasina-
ton. The members OF the Trsnsvaal Ic-
CATION here called at the British lega-
ton and subscribed their names in the
visitors book after hearing Of the attempt
on the Prince OF Wales life.
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Pastor Called.

Greenville. Texas, April 5.-At the con-
ference of the First Baptist church last
night a unanimous call was extended to
Elder R. r. King OF Mckinney 10 become
pastor OF the church, It is not known
definitely whether he will accept or not,
but the members are hopeful that he will
The session was harmonious throughout.
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WINDING THE coiL,
evidence Incriminnting Prominent
People Given I'm GoebcI Trial.

Frankfort. KY. April The grand Jury
heard several witnesses In connection with
the Goebel assassination today, Miss sallie
Jackson is said to have testified that she
heard q conversation between prominent
State officer and his. wife and That she went
TO Goebel and warned him, requesting him
not to 20 10 the State house on tho day OF
the assassination Wharton Golden, the star
witness for the prosecution In the case or
Caleb Powers has been s1opoenaed MS wit
ness tomorrow. 4t
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TopAY,s ENTRIES.

Memphis-Five- eighths of mile.
Ilng-Add Ran, Zoriba, Sue Johnson,
], Ellie venner, Tidy Ann, Grumbie,
| AL Caskey. Round o.. Georgetown,
lno, Barney's Last, LOG; Russelline,
Sidtilla. lie; Barney Saal, 11S; Fine
!, 1874.
bur furlongs. selling-Frank johnson,
Foxworthy, 1903; Harry Pulliam. The
Denman Thimpson, Censor. Free Adj
lion 105.
Rree- fourths OF a mile-Enchant, 90;
4 Elite, Larkspur, 100: Gold Or. Par
ian, Knight Panreret, Dramburg, Dis
Re, Kentucky, The Rush. l05; Thrive
The Con lus-or. F. w. Brode, lis.
De nile-our Nellie, Freak, Mynootis
Menu. 9S; Compensation. Paraheet
\, Nobleman, 101; Molo, julius Caesar
Monk Wayman, John Baker, lis.
pree- oighths OF mile, selling-Trou
pc, separa, Isalinda, orletta. 10ii
oTree. Shlllingburn, Alfred c.. Edin-
eugh 1903; Maggie Davis. 1i6; Reed
Ter Card, lis; Bertha Nell, Myrtle Van
Gath TenoIe, 121; DR.. Walmsley. Draw
4, l24.
Pc mile, selling. hurdle-Pannie, l27;
Il, i2s; Seidenbach, 1870; Jim Hcgg
Eersity, 1871; Arguebus. Chenier, 1885,
Pdywine, zufallig, 1877.