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The sun., 1900-07-31

Q HERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
- OF Nenditioni Exponas to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale at the Court House on
Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets III the City of Wilmington, New Castle
county and State OF Delaware.
On WEDNESDAY,
THE Sth DAY OF AUGUST. 10 o.
At 2o'clock p. m.
The sun., 1900-07-31
SIIERIFF'S SALES.

c, HERIFF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
> OF Leyari Facias to me directed, will be ex-
posed to Public sale at the Court House, IN Mar
ket street, between tenth and eleventh streets in
the city of Wilmington, New Castle county,
state OF Delaware,
The sun., 1900-07-31
SHERIFF'S SALES.

~ HERIFFS sALE-BI VIRTUE OF A WRIT
- of Levari FRcias to me directed, will be ex-
posed TO public sale at the Court House on Mar
ket street, betw en- Tenth and Eleventh streets,
IN the city Of ilmington, New Castle County,
state of Delaware.
ON "WEDNESDAY.
THE sth DAY OF AUGUST 1900.
The sun., 1900-07-31

GHERIFFS sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
- OF Levari Facias, - me directed. will be ex-
posed to public sale, ut the Court House, on
Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county and State of Delaware,
The sun., 1900-07-31
POLITICAL NOTES AND GOSSIP
Registor n~xt SATURDAY..

l.....c- Ary 49,. 3 n..a"ty warm.
The sun., 1900-07-31
Union Republican Call for
a State Convention, at
Dover, August 23.

A State Con yention OF the Union Re-
publicans OF Delaware is hereby called
by authority of the State Central Com
mittee of said party to meet in the town
OF Dover
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-19
New Railroad To Coast.

Salt Lake, Dec. 1S.--A special to the
Tribune from Cheyenne, says that the
Union Pacific Railroad company award
ed to Fitzpatrick Bros. & Collins, a con
tract for the construction OF cutoff
through Echo Canon, from Echo Wyo.
to Salt Lake a distance of fourty miles
The contract price, $6,00O,0OO is one OF
the largest in the history OF railroad
construction in the West.
The contractors have four years ir
which to complete the work.
1t is said that the Union Pacific has
formed deal with the recently incor
porated Los Angeles and Salt Lake
Railroad company which will give them
practically an air line to the Pacific
coast, via Salt Lake.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-19
DR., Taft Dead.

New York, Dec. 1S-Dr. @. 8. Taft. Of
Mt. Vernon, N. Y, died today aged
six ty Ave ears.
During the civil war DR. Taft was
connected with the union army medical
corps On the night Of the assassination
of President Lincoln, DR.. Taft was in a
seat in the thsater directly under ths
presidents box. The doctor was lifted
by bystandsrs into the box. He did
what he could for the dying present and
remained with him during his removal
tendance with the other physicians until
the end came.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-19
Holiday Rates.

For the Christmas and New Year holi-
days the Rio Grsnde Western Railway
Company will make a rate Of one fare
for the round trip between any two sta
tions on their line Tickets will be on
sale December 23d. oath, 25th, Both and
31st, 1900, and January lat, 1901, good
going only on date Of sale; final limit
January Sd, 1901. Continuous passage
in each direction w. p. Dale, agent
g. w. Hsintz, G. p. A.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-19

Try The Progress. Next to Hardy's.
Plate Glass Insurance. Gon d Mar
shall
Christmas candies at Boston Handy
Kitchen.
Pair of skates given away every day at
Van Bursn's.
just think! A s5 hat for $2 so this
week at The Fashion.
Big silk sale next Friday and Satur-
day at The Fashion.
"Cleanliness is Next to Godliness." "
Try tho Star Laundry.
For Holiday Rates call at the Midland
city Office and see Peck.
Wish your friends Happy New Year
at the Armory on New Years eve.
A fns line Of Christmas tree orna-
ments at the Boston Handy Kitchen.
CONNECTIONS, cigars, and fancy grocer
les at "The Progress. Next to Hardy
Bros.
For Rent-Furnished room with board
in private family. Gentleman. T. o.
box, 674.
Every citizen owes an oblig alton the
volunteer firemen. Attend their annual
ball New Years eve.
The Boston Handy Kitchen will fur
nish Sunday Schools with their candies
at the lowest possible rates.
Tho good reputation OF the Boston
Handy Kitchen esta blished years age
for pure candies, still sticks with it.
have for sale 68 "a inches OF water
in the Grand Valley canal. Will sell al
or part. y. b. Kich.
Nothing nicer for Christmas gift te
a lady than a bottle OF perfume. All
prices and kinds at Adams Pharmacy.
5000 to loan on city and ranch pro
perty in sums form 500 to $1,000. Reas-
onable rates. Ramey Bros.
MIR. Pabor's wedding Bells, Colsra
do Idyl," will make choice holiday gift
Morocco gilt Sl,75; cloth, 81. 40. Fol
sale at this Office.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-19
Convention Of Live Stock Associa
ton. at Salt Lake City, Utah.

For the annual convention Of the Live
Stock Association, at Salt Lake, January
18th to 18th, the Rio Grande Western
will make a rate Of $500 for the round
trip. Tickets will be on sale January
14th and 18th, limited to date OF sale on
going trip. Continuous passage in both
directions Final limit for return, jan
uary 2lst. W. P. Dale, Agent; G. W.
Heintz, G. p. A.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-19
The New "Waifs of New York. u

What the Louisville, KY, Courier
Journal says OF the new "Waifs Of New
York;:
"Hundreds Of people were turned away
from the Theatra yesterday afternoon
when Katie Emmett opened her engage
ment, and there was another crowded
house last night. In fact, the thsater
was packed at both performances. The
new Waits of New York., as presented
by Manager Lorin j. Howard, must be
called comedy drama, because, while
the play is very much like the old-fash-
ioned melodrama, without any prefix, it
has good deal more OF the humorous
and less Of the thrilling. 1t tells story
of love and crime, and in the most com
Portable and wholesome style pats virtue
on the back and literally ties the villain
up in the most unpleasant knots. Willie
Rufus is the good fairy Of this pleasant
tale. He it is who undoes the evil the
villain plots, and whenever virtue, male
or female, is in danger, up bobs this little
gnome OF the pavements, newsboy in
TaBo ouI iaiiiiounhO III hooA1 y, "oo 'ASo
has to take \ back seat. Miss Emmett
has been playing this sort Of character
for = number OF years, but her boyish
virtue is just as spontaneous as over. and
it would be a cold blooded audience. in
deed, which did not enthuee over her.
The audiences yesterday laughed and
applauded almost without cessation" :"
Tho new WAITS OF Now York" will be
tho attraction at the Park opera house,
Thursday, December Goth.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-19
The Local News.


Useful Xmas gifts at Anderson's.
New Years eve is the time to dance.
Haviand china at the Bargain House.
A. l.. Gard OF Tacoma is visitor to-
day.
Christmas novelties at the Rio Grande
store.
Sam T. Myers and wife OF Ogden are
Brunswick g Tests.
Go to the Rio Grande store for set Of
Haviland China.
d. r. Crosby went to the headgate
this morning to do some survey ing.
Frederick Steigmsysr of Telluride
came in over the narrow gauge last
night.
Mrs. F. H. Pierce, formerly of this city
but now residing in Denver, is here visit
ing friends.
Buy your boy hobby horse or little
wagon, for Xmas. The Rio Grande store
has them cheap.
Are you going east' II so. it will be
to your interest to call at the Midland
city office and see Peck.
1t will pay you to investigate the
prices at the Rio Grande store before
making your Christmas purchases.
We have few elegant rockers which
we will sell for very low figure for the
next few days.
| Rio Grande Store.
The Colorado Telephone company is
erecting new division line OF poles
north and south on the alley between
Sixth and Seventh streets.
John Bridges, a leading merchant o
Palisades, is in the city today. Mr.
| Bridges recently erected two story
frame business building; size, 25x64.
Boyer's complets orchestra, consisting
OF nine pieces, which furnished the mu
sic for the RED Mems ball, has been on
gagged for Christmas night, by Troop A
One OF the largest Photographs svel
manufactured has been secured to fur
nish concert to be given before th'
grand march Xmas night. Concert be
gins at o'clock prompt.
Turner's Xmas celebration at thu
Turner hall on December 25th. Presents
will be given to all children. A dance
will follow. Admission 20 cents. Chill
aren under - years are free.
j. r. Wallingford OF Denver and for
merly OF Glenwood is in the city. M
Wallingford was the secretary Of thu
literary chairman of the republican cam
paign in the late state election.
Half Rates East The Colorado Mid
land will make half rates from all sla
tions to all statious in Colorado, Decem
Der Oath, 25th and 3lst, 1900, and Janu
AIRY 1st, 1901. w. r.. Peck, City Agent.
John Peters left yesterday morning
ovor the narrow gauge for Denver tt
spend the holidays with tho family o
his brother, Phillip Peters, who residel
in that city. Before returning the yount
man will visit friends in Cripple Creek
A volunteer fireman wouldn't stop anc
think for an hour whether or not his ser
vices were needed il your house was or
,, fire, but would go at once. You shoult
feel that way about their New Years ev'
ball. Don't think that everyone else il
going and you wont be needed. You &c
L. Il. Danforth, a we'll known printe
| and publisher, who several years ago ruI
a paper in the Plateau country and after
ward worked in this city, is visitor. e
is now running small paper called thu
Crestone Eagle, at a new mining CAM
in this state. Mr.. Danforth is home ol
account of personal sickness.
| Ai-, D.:I..l T. C-n,k
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CANS KNOCKS OUT HAWKINS.
Then the Crowd at the Broadway A. q. sings
Aud Lang syne."

The last glove Eight az the Broadway A. G.
under the law which became a dead letter att -
o'clock last night drew a crowded house and
also turned out to be q most sensaional anair.
Joe Cans Of Baltimore met clever Da Hawkins
Of California end the latter was knocked put la
the third round ut o time when Cans appeared
to be In serious trouble himself. When Hawkins
had been carried 10 his corner the crowd stood
up and sang Aud Lang Syne."
The preliminary twelve rounds at catch
weights was provided by Tommy Felts and
Jimmy Ryan. both Of Brooklyn. Feltz stopped
lis man In the hfth round,
dans was q az to / favorfte over Hawkins
The formers seconds we're Al Herford, Caleb
Bond, Whitney Lester and Kid Br9ad. hawkins
was looked after by Spider" Kelly. Cparley
Burns and George Munroe. The conditions
werr tw twenty-five rounds at 1888 pounds. Before
he men shook hands Announcer Humphreys
said u the crowd:
'The management Of this club wishes to thank
ever, body for the generous tatronate u has
bout decided here has been strictly oniis merits
Humphrey did not continue his address, for a
majority Of the spectators began 10 laugh anu
Cans and Hawkins then got to work, but they
did not get warmed up untn the tecopd round.
Haw kins reached the Jaw with a cork'ng LEFT Ia
effectively that Cans was holding when the bell
rang.
round. Cans responded In kind with the result
that there was a rally that mede the, crowd
stand up and yell. The men dtsregarded the
rules OF science and just went II, TO SLUG. tans
was soon groggy and seemed about 70 drop,
bIoowsIa ieft"caught fiawkin. on the point Of
tie jaw and knocked hun clean out. The time
Of the round was ASH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-01
At Hawthorne.

CHICAGO. Aug. Si.-Blu Garrett. a Missouri bred
gulding, BY Housatonic, dam Bessie Baker, furnished
ths excitement OF the day at hawthorne. This colt
has started here three times, lie won his nrst time
out at odds OF 100 " !, then he ran with a high class
ned and was beaten OF. To-day he met loi al plAieIs
at seven fuIlongs and his pnee vas as good as
200 70 ! Io was not played much. but his stable
won 5000 GU a $50 investment and . West Side
saloon keeper named Pete Doolty was made the cen
exhibiting a ticket vhich read 81 200 ~ IS. Their were
a numbeT Of books thai took o. and 81 bets az 100 10
/. The card was a light one made up Of selling races
and the sport was mediocre. Nirgr:a Bradley came
within a neck OF putting through a 90 70 shot his
colt. William Ack. being beaten that distance by
Satin Coat In the Third TACO. Summary.
First Race Five and one half fyIion Is Barbara
N. III VWinknsld), u 70 10, Won, Reges, III Brad
iordJ, 4 10 1. second; Bonnie Halle, los Vitatoel
rs 10 1, third. Time. l0l'..
second Race Seven fuTlongs Van HoOfebtke,
100 buchanan, 10 to J. won. The blugesrd, ia
70 /, third. Time. l.27h
Third Race Seven ~iliongs Satin Coat i02
(vitaioeD. . 10 Q, won, William Ack. VI tSeatonl. oO
10 ! seoppd; Hurry, o. -. Waldo, ~ 70 !. third
"FFosartS RACE six. turlongs Tayon, 90 n1iclD.
ond: 6happaqua, IFS Vitatoel. IL TO !, third. Time.
TRh Race Seven fuIlon IS - BIN GeuetL lo2 Ct.
O'bren), 200 10 J. won, Aloha IL, los tWlnkneldl
10 TO /, sscond Branch. iO5 Doyin). , 70 2. third
SIKH iRste one mile and a quarter Admetus.
100 (Wlnknrd, Z 70 g., Won Clay Poyntet, l01 Up.
MeDermott, 3 to 1, second, Donation, l0i %, Waldo.
rs TO 5. Third lime, 200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-01
s,,.h,nr Bouts at the New west side A.. q.

There was some very stirring fighting at the
New West Side A. c. on Thursday night. The
arst pair were Jerry Casey Of the New Wost Side
A.. C. and Charles Hoffman Of the West End A.
G. The limit was six rounds at los pounds.
Holman had the best Of the first two rounds,
hut I'm the third Casey smothered his opponent
with left and right swings. In the fourth
Casey punched Hoffman all over the ring. and
Hofman's seconds threw up the sponge.
In the next essay, which was for ten rounds
at lls pounds, Rob Adler Of the Olympia A. G..
tackled Kid Reissmnnn. In the sixth round
the referee stopped the bout. denounced II as
a fake" and called the affair mo contest
The, Winding proved 70 DO the best mill. Of
Side Kapblers met Jake Hook, Of the New
at l2s pounds. Hook received severe punish
ment. lie was knocked down with a left hook
on the chin In the first. and also BIT the dust
in the second from o similar blow, In the third
and fourth rounds Hook came back with several
wnllops on MoCauley's stomach. After that
Hook grew tired and was the recipient OF a
lot OF gruelllng, In the ninth Hook was beaten
10 the floor with body smashes aud hs seconds
threw up the sponge. The referee then de-
clded in favor OF McCauley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-01
s.ar.nhak.-Corinthiap Regatta.

The Seawanhaka- Corinthian Yacht Club
has arranged three continuous days racing.
beginning on Thursday. Sept 8.
The first two days will be devoted TO races
for the raoeabout class and on the last day
there will be an open regatta for all classes.
j. Rogers Maxwell has offered a special prize
for the raceabouts TO be sailed In pairs, tourna-
ment form. The race on Sept. Q will start
att P. NJ. The NEXT day there viii be two races
and the starts will be made at 10 A. III. and ,
p. NJ, and on Sept 8 tho start VII be made at
I3 p. NJ. The owners OF the yachts are to
report each day at the clubhouse for instruo-
lions and tho pairing will be posted an hour
prior to the start The pairs win start at Ave
minute intervals. The course selected for
these races Is from the starting line north
northwest two miles 10 and around mark boat
No. /, thence east one-half north two and ono
quarter miles to and ar ound mark boatNo. o;
thsnoe southwest by south. two and one-h alf
miles to the starting line. distance six and
t~hree-Quarter miles. This course H. TO DO
sailed twice over. Entries must be made with
the secretary Of the Race Committee john
ston de Forest 90 Broad street. before noon on
The annual autumn races Of the club will
be sailed on Saturday, Sept. 8. These races
are open 90 yachts enrolled In Any reeoenin9d
yacht club. A first prize will be SieTed IA
each class when pore than one yacht staJts.
a second prize when more than three yachts
start and a third prize when morn than Eve
yachts start. Through the generosity q, some
members ~ the club a fund has been established
10 encourage the racing Of yache menned
by Corinthians. Handsome prinee are offered
10 the winners and Individual prizes 10 each
member OF, tho crew on The, winning yaSh,
in the so-foot class OF sloops, the raceabouts
and tho seawanhaka knock about ~clarecs. Al
yachts in these Glasses mistOe manped strictly
bv Corinthlan crews. The start will be. made
III 1 o'clock aud the yachts sent OF In classes
The yachts will sail over the regular courses,
With Johnston de Forest, 80 Broad street. forty:
eight hours prior 10 the time Of starting, and
each entry must be accompanied by The meas
ursment ~ the Yacht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-01
p SHOOTING.
Preliminary Practice at Sea Girt for the New
Jersey state Rim Association Meeting.

Jersey State Rihe ASSOCIATION heetnE'
SRA GIRT Aug. sL--Perfect weather marked
the opening Of the ninth annual meeting OF the
New Jersey State Rifle Association here to-day
Preliminary practice was INDUCED In by the
sharpshooters from the time ranges were opened
at o'clock this morning until the bugle sounded
for closing at 9 p. NJ
Representatives from New Jersey. New
York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Massachu-
sets and the District Of Columbia are already
here, and other states are yet TO send their rine-
mel IL Is uncertain whether Canada VIII be
represented In the contest for the Palma OF Gem
tennial trophy. which was won by America In
1873 Since then II had been in the military
museum at Washington, but was recently
resurrected by Gen. Bird W.. Spencer. the head
Of the Rife Association. II the Canadians re-
fuse TO enter a team, two teams from this ooun.
try will compete for the trophy, which Is OF
bronze and valued at 5000 In tbe practice
shooting to-day the men put up some good
scores
Georgia Will not have any OF ie merksmen
on hand this year. The reason ioT uiis Is ue
match, but the southsrners made q protes,
and %.n lG |" ,,s an "a sp gss t az sss stFGS si4 sco @ss AND nSS
thus deprived the Georgisns, WHO were second.
eneendered and this year the Governor OF
shooters In The National Guard 70 compete.
Much Is expected from the New Yorh n1emen
and they are the f%avorites In some 81 he
matches Ii lieut. ts I Ii a.: s sSyse o. sb s1q %aT also q
participate In one OF the matches: W. ranges
Stli open a. ? 8,d0ck, o ,o1 6s WImbb,. 3ns
Inspector match will also be shot tomorrow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-01
SEQUEL TO THE FUTURITY.
W. G. whitney and j. X. Keene TO Have II
Out In the Flatbush stakes.

The interest OF borsemen IL thoroughly
aroused by the advent Of the Flntbush. TO be
run az the third event at Sheepshead Day this
afternoon. The stake Is only second to the hts
toric Futurity IN importance and this year II
carries especial significance as a sequel 10 last
Saturdays big event, The principal contenders
then are scheduled to try conclusions once more
under conditions 70 varied that the result Of the
race i likely TO be in doubt up TO the final
strides The contest. like that 81 last Satur-
day. may narrow down TO q duel between the
noted rival owners. W, c, Whitney and James
race. viii enhanoe. lis attrsctiyeness. ss tbs
alter alton OF weights and the Increased. dis
lance seem TO make the Keene ,oombina-
ION even more formidable than pHor to the
Last week Ballyhoo Bey beat Olymptan. at
Syen terms each carrying w pounds To-Day
Whitney champion, who has TO shoulder 100
pounds, 10 the Futurity Tommy Atkins carried
100 pounds into third position. and, be get In
and makes a difference Of twent!ctwo pounds
VIII torTmmando, Cap and Bells, Soo}ndsy and
Corroy on the eligible reserve list the Keene
trainer Is naturally conndent that he can turn
beating such a o. Inclination II VIII b. one OF the
sensations ~ racing history, and place him on
q pinnacle rarely attained 10y a two-year-old In
John +. Madden and Tod Sloan are satisfied
that he can do the trick and owner ", c. Whit
ney has such implicit confidence In his special
trainer and Jockey that the Futurity hero may
be regarded as a sure starter. ANYHOW the
owner, having missed last Saturdays event. Is
anxious to see the COLT race and willing 10 take
chances on a sporting defeat or one oil. the
most glorious victories in the annals OF the
turf
OF course there are other factors In the race,
such as the Fleischmann's Blues. AIadden's
Longshoreman and Schorr's Alard Scheck, tut
these are ignored among paddock critics In
favor OF the phenomenal ~youngsters destined
aud the blue and brown Of the eI-Secretary 81
All. AAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-01

Gossip Of the Harness Horses.

A despatch received from Berlin brings the
information that the notorious American trottins
mare Bethel is dead. She was camI aligned on
German tracks some years ago under the
was tried and sentenced 20 Imprisonment Tor
the fraud. while the mare was seized by the
Government.
HARTFORD. Aus. si.-Iocal horsemen think
that the death knell of Charter Oak Park Is
sounded by the statement Of Secretary Thrasher
OF the Law and order League that he proposes
10 raid the pools the minute they open az the
coming meet or at any other in the future.
IL Is well understood that horsemen are not
COMING here from a distance TO attend the races
u there nte no pools, and tie attendance 10 bound
N be 50 badly hurt by Thrashers announce
ment az TO Interfere seriously with the posi-
bility Of continuing the meets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-01
PHILADELPHIA. o; BRooKLrN. &,

One Of the most uninterestng ball games
Of the season was played yesterday at Wash
ipRton Park. The phlladelphias defeated the
Brooklyns. but there was not much credit Ia
the victory. In all sixteen bases on balls were
handed out by the rival pitchers, Of which
-Roaring Bill" Kennedy gave seven In the
first two innings. In the second inning Bill
was so wild that no sent elk men TO 1rst base
on balls and forced NJ three runs. Then with
two out and three balls called on Iatoie,, Han
did not settle down until the .Quakers bad
made four more rlns In thu third inning, In
the last bali OF tbs second inning Bern
hardt the visitors pitcher, went up lp the cir.
b.3y Ioof BIN away from the slab and
hard walked toward the clubhouse. Ken
nedy Jumped Yp from the Brooklyn's bench
their arms. Donahue had the Champions com
pletely at his mercy, for. barring the nth inning,
when Kelley made a home run with he9ler
on first base. run making was an impossibillty
seventh inning Jennings knocked hs right
game. Kelley was. shifted 20 first base and
sheckard went into left ield. Barring a tumble
tho Phlladelphias put up 9 brilliant aelding
ga,ne, Laote, Deleha9ty, Murphy and Vol
yerton. excelllng Woyertou led his team
ia batting, while Kelley, nude three OF Brooklyn's
seven hts and pahlSn.5 short stopping %ias s
gusted the crowd with their dilatory tacticA.
which delayed matters beyond all excuse.
There was some kicking, but the game was
lengthened really by the slovness Of the play
half OF the crowd went home before the seventh
inning vas overi The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-01
Al windsor.

WISpsoR Aug. 5l.-Just one fayOhte, Cotton
Plant, was able 10 hniih In front Of the held on tho
Windsor lIAes this Afternoon. Summary.
First Race-F1ve and . half fu~rlongs-Lady Mon
tree. lOl Miller, o 10 !. won, Elizabeth Is. 100
cHicks. 3 20 ), second Dlverissemeni Us IL wa.
som, 4 10 /, third Time, l.Obla
Second Rhce-five AID a halfinIlongs-Hoisa, III
FLINT. 5 to /, won, 1IemAI, lOb ROSS, Z TO /.
second; Regina Lee. 100 III. WILSON,, TO Q. third.
Third Rsce-Sixs and a half furlungs-Esicll. 100
M. wilson. IL W !. won: flylo,ta, lU2 tAktI, 90 W
! second Julia Rose. iO5 POST. IL 10 o. thru.
Time. I.2ll3
Fourth Race-One mile and a hali-Jessie Jarbo, 90
McQuadel z 10 2, won; Beau Ideal, ne (RosS,6 70
Time, i:43
MILLER. 5 to 5, won: Margaret Hagerlan, lO2 MAR
TIM, S 10 5. second; ROths, log III wilson. 5 TO /.
third. Time. Ley
Slxth Racr-Six and a half furlongs AcuShla.
1907 Ross, Q TO /, won; Inn0vaiOt, LOG ,Nillerl, v 10
2. secord; DoustefsviveL loo NJ. RooefIson), 9 10 /.
third. Time, 1871,