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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE CllEAP--A
L lot Of building stone. Ap-
ply at this office
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NyANIED-WHIT gnu. FOR COOK
w and gen eral housewo"ii at SG Harrison
street between and lin the evening"
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L'OR SALE Or Reno CHEAP-TENT NO.
IT ll9 Summit Avenue, at Brandywinc
Summit Camp Ground. Apply 500 W. 9Th ST..
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

Deafness ofI1 Years Standing Pro-
tracted Catarrh produces deafness in
many cases. Capt Bon Connor, of To.
ronto, Canada, was deaf 12 years from Ca
tarrb, all treat ments failed to relieve. DR..
ACnsw's Catarrhal Powder gave him re-
lief in one day, and In very short while
the deafness left him entirely. 1t will
DO as much for you.--9.
Sold by H. j. Relt, COL Market street and
", B. Danforth End and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

b1IOH SALE-HOUSE SI4 VAN BrEEN ST.
~ Apply tod. Wesley Vernon, this office.
mlN.I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

OST--ON TAU kSDAY, a GOLD CJFF
~ button with bird on it, between 4.h and
jackson and Jackson IL Sharp's the tinGer
Will received suitable reward by leaving the
same with Charles rei, 4th and MarKet sts
jl5-at
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EOR SALE CHEAP-TENT AT BRANDY
wine Summit, Del. Apply To \. b. Yer
non this flee matt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

InR DEHARDTS
~ PENNYROYAL PILLS
Are the only genuine I'ennyr0val Pills made
Iwonty five years experience: sold by drug
Eists. Office 700 y. Ninth street. Plilu. By
mail or at home. $l,0J; advice Tree. Ladies'
beware OF limitations. a.G-tf
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Carnival Week

So. pho ographs for g. Thi. week only at
Cummings the Photographer, 3Ua Mar
krL street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

CT o. Group. sore throat pulmonary
trouD..s-Monarch over pain of every sort
Dr. Thomas Electric OH.
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CUT THIS OUT.
SPECIAL OFFER NO. 4.
WELLIrIGS.
FOR SALE.
5000 to $500 Cash.

Will buy one of the following de,ir.
able properties Balance may re.
main on mortgage payable in easy
instruments TO suit purchaser.
rms is rare opportunity to Sc.
cure nome at low price and with
very little cash outlay.
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I'CR >AI.E CHEAP.-A MAT REFRIGER.
II utor in first class order at 5D9 King ST.
ais 1T
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f1YPNOTISM
WANTED.

WANTED-A NEAT COLORED BOY
w abous IA years old. Apply ID. NJ.
Viii o, Seventh and Washington streets.
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COR SALE-TEN X. ]. p. A n. f. FOR )
4 cents at druggists. One gives relief
a2!lyri
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Table of PercentaEes.
TO.DAY's SCHEDULE
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
AMONG TIE LOCALS,

AMONG TIE LOCALS
All the news under this head Is printed
free Of any cost.
Support the Brownson
III 0 Brownson base ball team of this
city will cross bats with tho strong Ludley
team of Philadelphia next Saturday, after.
noon at the Front and Union street
grounds. The game will be Cal ed at 8 80
o'clock.
Brownson represents the city of Will
mington.
Send in your challenges TO this office.
what has become of the rf the Brandy
vino base hali team Wn have rnt heard
from it. for $, We q wepl 9 this team
started ont the first of thr season great
things were expcc ed of it as it has some
good players who, with q little practice
would be nblo to rank at the head Of the
list of ama'urc ball PLAYERS Il is shame
thai theye.o not get better chance to
show their ability
If tho Brandvwine team had secured
games and played good ball. the people
of Wilmington woull have given them
the the support they needed. 'hers Is no
doubling this fact. Come Brandywine.
strengthen yonr team. take a few weeks
of practice and como to the front. ~
Patronze and encourage home sports.
: Boys! Let the other clubs know what
you arc doing It costs you nothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

Colonel William Jeffers, Jr.. aged 90
years, died this morning at 3 o'clock. at
his residence, corner Of Third and Jack
son streets Hc was for years employed
at the p. W e. B., machine shops He
became paraiyized some five years ago
and has ever since been bed ridden. He
wac member Of Clayton Lodge, X. OF p.
funeral will take place the latter part Of
this week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20

Deceased.

Dr Hobbs SparaEls Pills cure all kidney Ills Sa,
tie free. Add sterling Ilanedy CO. Chicago Or N.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-28

knooblers" and gamblers. To save the
money ret on future courses. to rescue i'll
ii,aii.' m"iied dogs given short hold speed by
..;i,;igale ..nsi;s;i , use of drugs and dope the
LTiSt dog was put in usage He belongs
20 t"pefS ana gamblers. He has no place
mons honest sE0rtsTrcr. s;!ch as run dogs
IN -. JH4!S. That eStimabie cOurser Doctor
. Nnh n, intael ! good sportsman. who is
- si"hEFly an advocate Of the relief dog
! ne good docto: : craftsmanship has been
I.hporariiy warped by the fact that i;It
;..aI'a, TO death. Van Malta was Il we'll
n'tG ana handsome greyhound, and ii great
Hsa tSsS. I'll, Eut she was rot orsanicaliy sound
me WAS weak Ccnstitutiunaily and NOT n
ut cr0Ursin@ tool. Hcnce. it was her right
TO Gl" "heH she met good hare
Given two Well-coniitioned grcvhourds on
]. tenperate Gay. the writer holds that no
rare GAE run item to death though they
run until they fall exhausted on u hot
,a!. IN iil.c6 rGitionCd dog may be killed
II so. IL is his cruel owners fault for start
an uhft animal. and he must rot be-
van the loss of 500 any more than if he
dropped II III an unwise business transac-
tion.
Ihe writer owns a few coursing grey
nothaS o! some value 10 him and though
they may rot be 500 dogs they are quite as
sooa as many local animals which inyari-
uos ihqu!to"s tuSks. He values his dogs
as companions and friends. but ne would
itiuch sooner see them nun to death by a
good hare than be saved from being run 10
death by the fangs uf a third dog. in
tian,ousiy and Improperly known as 4 ..rc-
lief' dog. fer he GENES not to the relief CT
IN, the t.hi!d hare. but to add TO her previous
Further, the relief dog often has besn
used unfairly at De Hodumont Twice last
Sunday he was liberated when the courses
he was sent 10 terminate we're by no r,Iean.
oecided. In one instance the dog taat was
isaten was beginning 10 score and might
nave wiped off the margin the other dog
mad run up against him. In another case
the good puppy EoundIess was running a
bye without any assistance from his COM
panlon, Sir Dixon. Seeing hat his dog was
liable to get hard trial. and having in his
careful eye the probability of a tight fit
IN his next course. Trainer Hyncs began
believing for a relief dog to help ;:ounGl.ss
iefore the good p;ppy had been at work
~ seconds. The release of the acCIIrsed
relief" brute was only prevented by PreSi-
dent LAWN. who saw that the hare would
probably escape Immediately which she
Gid
As long as two dogs are honestly slipped
10 har" in a proper pariI furnished with
the requisite csciDes. 50 long will COurs:ng
find starch approval and support from
right-minded people. liut when n noble
spcTt becomes nrosti'uted 20 cheap CONNER
ciaIism ard an adjunct TO the rat-Hn then
II is time that ali cnuntendnce and approval
Ee withdrawn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-28

Fsgin s & fsn4s M h but i does &c @ Tqt 4P4 @ firth sSh
Nick Hall. whose health has been failing him
lF e9Ge Na 6 Of yss i H tbs bro BROKEN @ & down y, COM mn
i..r;,s 10 provide. himself via: fooI ANA tned-
cr;.ily-aS they always io.
ryed at Frisa6 il is conmonis Gees ID that he
will Join forces with I'd CCrriGaH aaG fga; for
o. Prince Poniatowsk While h. is f!Ehtir:; his
battis ir t.ie c2nrtS he viii also hs'G few
a horse, uiirnaa viii bet until lie IS blue in the
1T was reported at Washington Yesterday by
IIgme5 McLaushiin. hrot4cg-ln-law TO Jockey
icl: Eta"Sun. tina thc we!-kt!o'Fi rider is
CialFSon vas reported 20 b. the road 10 re-
eosety, but It seems that tie had a relapse and
Vas TO have left with Mclaughlin on Monday
C'Gh, nas instructed Secretary ilanon to say
I. the harsenlen racing at Washington that all
VIII be guaranteed tnit protection, which means
fh:it tsfe s,, is no ch2nsS " any ownes tr;:inSr
! usf &c; Gonsress by viS!atian Of It's rrie, which
Sg1s s rn 'Tns ;rn S Se NgsSnper Be- - No No s2e0n
needed The mere fact that the Jockey Club
doubtful ONES, for AIRY attempt ti.. part of tie
in I t9nstsI 70 pnniss would be reitn to
intcE.sts.-New York Journal
Colonel ". :. Barnes of aIili;ourne St,,.l has
tur visitors Senator + L. McCarTrn Ct Brook
lyn and James Brown Of New York. Senator Htc-
Carrtn. who IS It brother -ii-aw of R;r..s.d Gro
kcr ara Is u leading Eroo.,lyr politician is
lGokns g"er the theranehlfed !lUrs.s in the blue
grass. lie OWES = strong stable. ."atei iy ;he
crack 2ycar-oid Beau Gallant. Colonel Barnes
owns the dan. C! Beau Ca!iGn..
nASisr .,.;;i ihe Newpott laset,ns :iushcy Mccar-
,nc winter. He has cisgant quarters ther. 70"
con.ission ous IN New York. ;.rid At preaeno
supplies the Western uadc with LETTUCE and
Ct!..c prcduce.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-28
CROKER STAND. ~ THE Ef1sE'Fs.
Says He Is Satisfied Charges Against
Them Are tnf0uHdcd.

London. NOV. 2I-Richard Croker goes to
Carlsbad in a few days Tor three months
Ita naq a long farewell mis- evening with
the ftpifts. wiIn saii for New York the
Deutschland Friday.
Mr Croker has engaged both the Rciffs
ard MS .-&:rar. Wislar.:. for next season
II am satisfied that had the Jockey Club
limited It's Investigation TO the running of
The ScctchInan IL said Air. Croker % :,
representative Of tnc Associated Press. lit
long ago wOuid have been settle6. But
having entered into the question wniGh Lord
DurhaEl's charges started. tIIe stewards [
think. have found that those who tried to
put uo the game exposed the weakness. of
their Own hand TO an extent they little an
ticipated. and that they thus unw.ttingly
opened a field which has surprised and
chasrired them. have just returned from
Newmarket. and all my information has
strengthened my faith il; the ReiffS and
NlShard. | am perfectly willing 10 abide
hy- tilc result. The matter is giving ME lit
tie trouble.
Little .Tohnuie Reif is going to the
United States TO attend school. lie gives the
world evidence of the kind of material the
American boy il made OF. .fIfn Il! t,i, S,i..-
cess on the English tur: he Is not satisfied.
He is preparing for useful life while
many jockeys are content to spend the win
fer unprufitabl% around the training stables
Johnny Eeiff Is not willing To limit hi: fl-
ture TO racing alone. | think that tells tt.
whole story of American success; on tb.s
English tuT:. Educational training is tho
hest medicine / know of fer either morse or
rider
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-28
STOUT TEAM WILL. REPRESENT HUGH
Smith Acadcmy's Wea kcned Eleven
Appurcntly Has u Slim Chance.

Cantatn AIours's husky football warriors
| of iiIsh School ,nGu!Sed IN light signal
practice on the {. b. G.. campus yesterday
| afternoon III preparation for to-morrows =
struggle with smith Academy. j ne b"ES are
! all ON edS" for the contest ana expect 10
| take the acauemy into camp. 1t Is Il fact
! worth mentioning mat six of the eleven
| men WI" will face Captain HITS aggTe2a-
| tton tomorrow were members or hiSn
| crack team last season.
Ersl.ine. who will play right end. was in
| that position! last year and covered him
! self with glory. Nicholson. who. in all prob
| ability. VIII take k,rskfnc's place, should
| the latter meet with any injury. held the
| end position on Highs second team of last
year.
| Right Tackle Tevis, who. by the way. can
hold his own in that position with any
man In the local field. was a member of the
| 'g9 eleven.
Wagon who will be at right guard. at
tended the Manual Training School last
season.
center, was tackle on last years eleven.
Lamb. who account of severe in
jury which he received In the earlier part of
pied the position at center last year.
Tom Henry. Highs left guard who has
sisplayed such renarkabie ; asGFess;iveness gre s;
son Of his football career. @
Little Berkey at lett end. stepped well
irto that position at the beginning of the
year a very raw bit of material indeed.
But his rapid development has been the talk
Of the grldiron and it is quite unnecessary
to say that nc IL now as good an end as
can b. found in the InterscholaStic League.
Captain Moore. who has piloted the team
through its successful season, was the man
at the helm of last seasons eleven.
Duughady. the famous left half back of
the 80 aggregation. Will occupy his old po-
s.tion in to-morrow's fray and will TN
doubtedly give the Smith boys Il great deal
of trouble.
keinsey. nj full back. was a sui on last
seasons team. He has developed into a
irst-ciass goal kicker and it should he an
easy matter for him to kick Highs numer-
Gus goals.
the eleven which represents High this sea-
son is practically the same rs that of the
1880 Grand avenue team. which admins
tered a rather tor-hcavy defeat to the red
ard white aggregation one year ago to-
morrow.
If Coach Berneros boys fail to duplicate
last seasons victorv. it will ne the biggest
local football surprise OF the year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-28
MISSOURI Is CONFIDENT.
Columbia Tigers Expect 10 Triumph
Over Kansas Thursday.
SPECIAL.

TEptELic SPECIAL.
Columbia. No. Nov. 2T-The Missouri
Tigers ceased scrimniase practice on Satur-
day but line Up every day and go through
with in" signals for an hour or more.
The men are all in good shape with t.:e
exception OF Quarter Eacll Hawk. who has
a Sim arm. Dnt he will probably be all
right for the game.
Just CROUCH light work IS given the men
to keep them in shape, and not enough to
pat them on too fine an edge. They ar.
sent on run around the cnder track aft
er getting through the signal practice and
aye then sent to IN. training quarters for Il
shower bath aod rub-down.
The men on the team are very confident.
and the feeling Is growing stronger that
this i2 Missouris year to win. Hundreds
are going up TO karsas City from Column
bia, and many alumni of the university will
be there hoping to see Kansas defeated
once more.
The WABASH and Al. X & T. are each
cutting rates and probably will take mp the
largest crowd that has yet gone from
Columbia 10 see a Kansas City team de-
feated
Doctor Hethering, manager of the
eleven returned Monday from Kansas
City. where he had been completing ar
Engagements for the game. He announced
tha; the officials for the game will be Fred
Cornell of Lincoln. Neb., an old Cornell
PLAYER. who has had a great deal of OK
pericnce as an official in big games and
Whifiin of Kansas City. Vanderbilt man
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-28
VAN vLEcK WILL NOT PLAY.
Washington Must Get Along VI ithOut
Him Thursday.

Van Nleck. the Smith Academy coach. will
not play with the Washington University
team aSainst.C. Il. G. Thursday. He gave
out this statement nj Athletic Park yester-
day. and added that his decision In the
H'atter was iinal.
~ have several invitations TO take
Ihankssivins dinner with friends said
Van Week. and I am afraid that II ] Ella :
football ! Shall miss out That's the prin-
cclpai reason. why shall not play with
Washington
A friend of Van Weeks added that the
Smith coach is afraid that the Smith Acad-
cr,y folks would not like the idea uf his
playing with Washington. They are afraid
that he might get injured in the game
which would interfere with his duties as
physical Instructor at the academy
After the football season the candidate,
for positions on the track and baseball
teams OF 1901 VIII have to be selected, and
their active indoor training commences
after January l. Van Weeks friends are
afraid that C. r. C.. would make a mark of
him if he played Thursday. and for reasons
already mentioned il would hardly he ad-
visible fer him 10 take any chances what
ever.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-28
Came From Nowhere in the Stretch.
Moving Down True Blue and
John \. Morris.
SEA LION BEAT DR. BERNAfS.
Our Lizzie Played in Last Event at
Tanforan, TO Discontinue
of the Ring-Matt
Stern Ill.
REPU RI.Ir scECIAL.

REPUBi.I SPECIAL.
San Francisco, Cal. Nov. 2I.-1hc f"n'th
race at Tartoran to-day furnished Il sehsa-
,ional finish Six norses sported colors, in
cluding True Blue and John y. Morris.
True Blue ruled favorite au4 Morris had
strong support at : 10 and TO . None
ef the other starters received any consid-
Grafton from the public.
Morris was the first to shAw in front as
tho barrier shot UP. but True Blue ran
past him and opened Up u gap Of two
lengths in the first sixteenth. Backers OF
True Blue began to shout, hut their conf
dance changed TO doubt as Morris came UP
fast. nabbing him in the back stretch.
The two horses raced locked together
and passed the saddlins paddock nose and
nose True Blue gradually pulled away
amid intense excitement.
While the crowd was yelling True Blue,
Eddie Jones came with = great burst OF
speed on the raii and beat out both the
leaders.
Roundheap captured the first race at a
long price
Tha second at mile resulted in a grand
stand finish between Sea Lion ana Doctor
Bernay,. the former getting the verdict h*
a nose.
In th. mile and sixteenth event Morinei
and Tappan fought it out TO the last foot
Of the Journey. Morinel getting first place
at the wire.
In the last race nothing was played but
Our Lizzie. and she wog so the aiScoiD-
future of the ring. High Hoe, who looked
TO have I; glt-edSe show, went back IN the
betting until to l was offered. and Enos
rode the daughter of Himyar in line with
the betting.
Matt Stern is very i'll.
The summaries:
First race, .hree-fourths mile. selling. c-ye1T-
.is-Rourd Head. us III. Sleldsl ~ to J. ';o:l;
Princess Titania. 1l5 tEarrelt. 3is 10 l. seSon%'
Thracia le5 tISedderstrandl. to !, ;l-.G. Time:
1:i1Sl. Lucera Miss Bunny. Missel. EscnoTo ana
Shotaway also ran ,.,.
Second race. enc mile--Ses Lion. III IT.. M!iierl.
To l. won: DIR. Berrays. 1c5 iCoburn'. n !.
second: Douator 1G5 ,Mounce,. ! 10 !. third. Tine.
also ran.
Third race, mile and one-sixtesath. sellin.-
Norinei, 10 tMourcel, even. won; fGnran,, lni
,Kilcy, to second NoPssig @ lG9 tkey} 6ll .
Jingle Jingle ana Dr. Marks ais: ran;
Fourth race. seven-eighths m!e-Edde Jones:
g. iWedde-strandl, 10 to J. Won; True Bine, =
CCoburn,. 10 :. second; John !. Morris. "a
FIRST TegIor and Socialist also ran.
First Tenor and Socialist coupled as Bnrcs'
Fifth race one rrilc. seilinR-Alee, a6 ,Nouncs,.
.;e, won: campus. lgs lE<eliys, ~ 4 l. second;
l:i2si- Labotgis. MacFieciSno WIN lay. The
BUTTON Don Luis and puCllUY also.
Lizzie. IA iwedderstraiadl. even, Won :ieish
HSs IL !nes ,I, e rssond ", MSe ,,b,s., Rss l5t
;lah La Mascotta Midiorc Sweet Caporal. An
icch aud l Don't Know also raa.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-28
ST. LOUIS U. NOT
AFRAID OF MEDICS.
Regular Varsity Team Will Line
Up Against Marion Sims
Thanksgiving Day.
ANOTHER GAME WITH HIGH.
st. Louis L. Would Like One. but
High Has Vetoed the Propo-
sition-Coach Delaney
Talks.
ANOTHER GAME WITH HIGH

Coach Martin Delaney of the st. Louis
University football team announced yester-
day that he intended to play his regular
eleven against Mar;on-Sims Thanksgiving
Day.
Several OF the old alumni cracks are
anxious to play with US Thursday" said
Mr.. Delaney. but to give them the prefer
ence over any of our regular boys would
not be fair to the latter. They bore the
brunt of the battle in all our hard fights
this fall ana it would not be right to re-
place them now with new men, The pres
cnt aggregation has played together per-
fectly in the las: three games. and If we
were TO bring III new men now It might
play the mischief with our system of sig
rais. to say NOTHING of breaking up our
trick plays
"Marion-Sims will doubtless have a big
pull In the weights. but we think We have
a better trained team. The naedics will
doubtless make things exceedingly inter-
cstiag for US for awhile, but the varsity
boys will be on deck in good shane at the
ti!ish. We have been very lucky in our last
three games. The regular team played
against {. +. c., Rol!a and Barnes. and
We went through al! three games without
having a single man injured. We hope to
have The same kind of luck Thursday.
Ever since High School defeated us sew
eral weeks ago our boys have been figuring
on another game with the High team coii
tinuea mir. Delaney. but we never made
any overtures until we heard that High
would be only too willing to give us another
game after Thanksgiving Day. As soon as
this fact became known to us we sent Man
aSCr O'Neill over to see the High School
people about the matter. They told him
there was no chance for another game be-
tween High and St Louis L. until next sea-
son at least.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-28
%RIESicBIi:ck PROMPTLY ACCEPTS.
VIII Shoe: Doct"r Smith II Race for
MHfn.od GrDNLlE On Sa.urhnH.

True TO his good spoTtsuanshin and the
conditions OF the MGrrhn trophy. MIR Hem
~ sirieSsdIeek, Inc present no!dcr OF the
bocte' j. ". Smiih's challenge for !; rae"
Iar thr trophy. lie nameS Eext Saturday as
INC 'Rte ;;nd Dupont Park Is the place:
sporting Editor Republic: Dcar Sfr-In
thc columns ol your valued paper or No
Temic. % | rcGo i challenge from Decor
me Aic'fnod 81. Louis championship trGpiiy
anI, in answer TO IT, hereby accent satnn
ana nhfac Saturday, Dccembc. ] Il, 80
!. m. AZ Dupont Park us date ana ,,roc"
Tor the match Very respectfuiiv ''''' i''''.'
~ HENRY g. GRIE.SED!rcFl
.,i Dave Elliott has promised to pick out the
stEonSsSt binds in his large !gFt rnr this
match. and some great ahoptine, sfo.iIf re-
sun. as Doctor Smith is dropping In. ,.;e
cS,!, cons al "A great rat" just now while the
,'"phy if he did not grass them Is nftnn
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-28
LONG SHOTS At NEWPORT.
Four FavOritcx and Several Geoi
Things Failed to Cop.

Cincinnati. o., Nov. 21.-This was a bad
day. for the talent at Newport. Four a.
Norites and several heavily hacked good
things were beaten by long shots Wcati n, r
clear: track heavy. Summarize:
First race. five furlongs-orr!s Guan lis tc;ar-
net:b- s to |. won: Sam =. cCchra". il1 titu-pe.
TO l. second; McMa.Ius, l:S lkrgtI,l TO H.
tnifd; Time. i:i5e.. Sesr Norris Lifeline
broadway and Xantnos also ran
Sesond race. one mile. sellins-Wincprrss. 10
.&cteuade;. TO .. won: Momenrum III ,Duneei
TO J. second: Nearest. 1O9 Gsassinecri. : to
]. third. Time. ~ Revoke Isaac. Little Lori
Prince Zen" and pemosthcnes aiso ran.
Third race. six and half fa.lougs selling
Ihiers. 10a tMcGinrl. /: to !. won. ilsie Barnes.
1hi assirgeTl Z 10 . second: The Cc.ser III
Il, lrS'inel. to j. third. Time i:2sl,. Nancy
~, IL. rqorlands i, and Charley shane also ran.
Flag of Truce, 'ct, tMcouadej. Is 10 I. wen;
Winter. 1l0 tknighO ia ). second: Ida Led
ford IS tMcGirr,. TO .. third. Time l;54ls.
Sauher and Albert Vale also ran
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