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PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and Pike 81. Capital
paid up. 800 0n0. T.. g. NFufeldeF.
pres J. +. Hayden. cash. =. r.
Greeulraf. asst. cash Commercial
saYinRH and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATION Al HANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid Ia. ts2s. 600. sur
plus. IS 90
J. Furth. pres. J. e. Goldsmith.
vice pres. x v AnksuN caHhisF.
Correspondents IN principal cities
IN the United states ara Europe.
National Bank OF Commerce
Paid ap capital. $50. 900
Tfanaacta general banking business.
u. G. Henry. pres. r. Il Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent
safe Deepest. sasIt Boxes Tor hsn,
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
PAID M Capital. .tIbo.0oa
General banking business transacted
en-. vice pres. l. Turner. cash r.
y. parkhursi. Asst cash. Exchange
on principal cities o. u. 8. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
OF Seattle. A general banking bust
nsaa transacted. Deposits 81 sou 600.
A. chilherE. pres. r. l.. Grondahl.
ist vice pres A. II soeiberg. cash.
J. =. Lane. asst. cash, No branches.
The Canadian Bank Of eommsroe
Capital paid up. ........... -. 90. 90
eight Million DoIlafsD
SufHhAH ssss4s .ssssss.s-ss f4sNVRs Vpp9
Interest allowed on time dcpoAits
a general banking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE BHANCH-Cornsr OF
James 81. and Second Avenue.
u. A. CAMERON Mgr.
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BatiIeshlp Dry Dock.

The new steamer Athlon gives
daily excursions to the dry dock.
leaving at $50 a. IN. and 100 =. m.
from Columbia street dock.
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IL you are going 20 Nome order
your typewriter supplies from Niles.
100 Cherry street.
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NY ps,lent a Young Girl.

about a month ago." began nr,
Rories, II WAS called 10 Providence
hospital As wei as l remember, %
wac about I o'clock on a Tuesday
morning I lest no time In respond
ing 10 the call Upon my arrival
az the hospital I was shown Ia a
private apartmkt ~ one ~ the sis
ters. I cnterc,k and found that the
patient was a young girl. She could
not have been over Is years OF age.
I asked the sister n shs. had met
with an accident she did not an
swer but walked over 90 the bed. and
turning back the covers showed me
a neW horn bahc. / then Understood
the nature OF the ease. I asked the
sister how long The young mother
had been at the hospital. and she re
piled that had been summoned Inn
medlately upon the arrival % a hack
az the hospital. which had brought
her there
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ARCHITECTS.

A. TipEMAND. II Coiman block
McManus s Walker. ,of n. Y. Blk.
D. W MnuanToN. non ColIlna.
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the child and to look to me for all
expenses.
sssrhc mother remained until
week age. and during ner stay l was
constantly in attendance. Tier ease
was "a critical one Tor time.
The latter part OF last week !
went one day To the hospital as
usual To my utter uatonishment
found that the nothcr had departed
the night previous, unknown ta the
hospital attendants.
The little One Lstt to Me.
i confess was In somewhat ~ n
dilemma. The mother was missing
and the month cid baby was IN my
charge.
Last Monday / began 60 make ln-
quifics and wAe Informed that upon
leaving the hospital the gifl had TAX
IN rooms at the white block on col.
umhiR street. I made inquiries there
only Co hud that she had been there
FOR one night only,
4 questioned her at the hospital
In regard e. her parents and home.
but she WAS very rrticunt. She stat.
ID. however, that her name was NH
Ter and that her home was at Ever
cit. She said that her husband res
ided Ia that city.
Il believe thar the ART has wealthy
parents. She was poasesnor 81
number Of nne dinmouds and othrr
Jewels. Her lingerie vas mostly of
silk.
Deserted ct the steps
The case Ia some ways was a most
mysterious one. The girl was taken
10 the hospital in a closed hack and
deserted At the very door 81 the hos
pitai by the man who brought her
there. have been told that WON.
an accompanied the male occupant
of the carriage. They did not in
form the sisters "a hat the trouble
was. She gave birth 60 the child a
tew minutes after her arrival a. the
hospital
she was a Very beautiful Hiri.
I am stii endcavorinK Ia locate her
II l do not succeed. l VIII be COM
PEELED to place the child In a horse
for the founding. The baby II very
bright and pretty and has already
won It's way into the hearts OF the
nurses at the hospital"
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sUslf.ess COLLEGES.

LEo.s business College. Union I'd:
Individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College. Second and Pike.
y. W. school TelegrRphy. Pioneer
Wilson's business College. Main 4is.
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HIS WIFE cor MAD ABOUT IT.
What was the matter with your
wife last night. Eob2 She was
quite Hnnppy 20 you. Whe#
wasn't she hoty II was all be-
cause ! went tD store close by -
got some butter instead Of gpiHg
down 10 the Cow Butter Store.
whore she always gets 1t. Why
didn't you tell hDr sou got IL thefsf
] dia. but my Hhe knew the differ
ence 80 quick nH she tasted u. And
~ Hhe didn't give me "a Hcolding.
You know. she says them people
are exclusively Ia the butter and
eggs business. and spare me- effort
90 get the best 10 be had. and theg
always sell a. reasonable prices.
Their fancy Iowa and Washington
butter they sell for Boz q pound
pounds f1c. and their FRESH
HOME RANCH Eggs. which you
can depend on. dozen. = cents.
and full cream cheese. pounds =
cents. You see that you get these
after this.
COW BUTTER STORE. l3iasz "a az
START a Mail order business. Do
the Is 0rk tat home at night Easy
and profitable. hints 81 what 70
do sad how 10 Do IL Ia white 5
Sayings. an adyertersinE journal
% cents per year. s cents per copy.
whites Sayings Publishing c.
department s.. seattle.
FREE treatment-a limited number
Of chronic eases treated free BY
advanced students. under direc-
ton Of regular operators. Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Washington In
ntitute % Qateopathy. Safe Depoa-
IL Building.
PALMIsTRY-M W. a. Sheldon.
scientific nalmist. il now located
al No. .Z04 Third az =, cor. OF SEN
eca street. Fun life readings from
paimIstry. once hours from 10 a.
~ to ; y. m. Fee within reach Of
all.
BARGAINS ia second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
fne secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets They look as
good az new, for half the money.
10 and ~ Second avenue south.
HAIR and scalp specialist. 2o4
Spring street corner Second ave
nue. Cray hair restored to orig
inal color. dandruff or falling hair
cured and hair grown on bald
heads. No pay tn satisfied
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. car.
pets. etc. PED Froat Furniture Co
ii0-iiz end Ave. >. Tel Red 1922
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. iJC. Alley Restaurant. al.
ley on Columbia bet. 2nd and 3rd-
FASHION Hair Store. 1913 Second
avenue: diagnosis Of the scalp
free Of charge.
oXYDoNOR victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita-
tons = Mcdonald block.
REGULAR night trips TO w. Seat
tie. From May rs. Foot Spring St
LADIES try a bath. Mrs. TAFT.
careful massage. sii Third avenue.
WAISTS and skirts 20 order. cheap.
2 s Mfg. Co. 30T Union.
wANTED-oid gold and silver. II
HenEel. mfg. teweier. q Hinckley.
MRS. r. BENNETT rs again at IS
Halter block. hair scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
low nricea corner ffh and Pine
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FINANCIAL

To LOAN Private money at low
rate Of Interest. Groll Damus 4
OHner. l07 Ma -ion street
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rfsou A. Esheimnn Mutual Life hld
oIYMpfc OF co f2 IIsiler F7o-E-
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FARMS in all parts Of the state.
Farms TO trade for city property.
Houses and lots In all parts of the
city.
Cheap lots on iustallments.
business chances of all kinds.
w J MCCONNELL a co.
III Pike, corner Second avenue.
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REAL estate.

20 acres waterfront. broom house
and outbuildings; 250 bearing fruit
trees, all kinds OF small fruits.
between 400 and 500 chickens, 40 To
90 Belgian harcs, good milch
cows, some blooded ducks and 9TH
er things. $500. Terms. II. J.
HUSTON. Sos Bailey building.
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n0SLYN COAL
u QUEEN COAL

once tried always used. our
maxim. Success the test q
merit"
Business started in Seattle
Aug. 1885. and has increased sF-
cry month since
Telephone Union "a for steam
coal and domestic. orders 10 b
delivered north Of Pike street
Telephone Main 5ss orders FOR
delivery south Of Pike street
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FARM LANDS.

El8HTf-siN acres very convenient
y located house. two barns. poui
Try house. root cellar. orchard
500 trees, apples. cherries. pears,
prunewi FOR sale or will exchange
for house and lot ia Seattle
HaBT HAtTHY. tl0 New York Blk.
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DYgIno ANo cIFANtno.

Partisan bye WafkE-We call for.
clean. press. deliver your clothes.
Once It's let ave. Tst Main lpiA
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. dry
clnanIng ZIG Manl- az. Main 40
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pAhcINn AcApEMIEs.

TWELVE DANCING LESSONS
$50 laaleH. ladies and gentlemen
guaranteed waltz, tWo-Htep and All
the latest ball room dances. cN-
tremelF low rate for gentlemen
joining open classes now. Monday
and Friday evenings. $3.50. Will
SON Dancing Academy. Pike street.
Ranke block. fiyate lessons daily.
Circulars mailed free.
pertinent dancing. physical cul-
furr ai2 M Olson hft sra ard eth
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FURNACES.
HELP WANTED.


THE y. ". INTELLIGENCE co.
corner Second and Union. Blglow
block. wants = men for large saw
mill. 20 boys for box factory. three
good men Co travel. one travelling
salesman, several Mattresses.
ehamherwaids. girls for general
house work. second girls. etc. We
have the largest and best equipped
Office in Seattle. Contractors.
farcmcn. mill and mining men.
send in your orders We IN them
promptly and guarantee satisfac-
ton. Write. wire. call or phone.
White fht.
POSITION FOR ehambermaids and
Mattresses. Also. position for first
class saleslady In dry goods or
millinery establishment. Good ref
erencc nted-houHokeeper 20
take care OF three children. Queen
civ Employment Office. 1914 9rd
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.
oNnY ..llaalaa. 81 I.a.len hlecl,.
CIAIHVnYAHIL.

r. 81. FORTEH.
occult paychlc. under the auspices
81 seattle Spiritual Association,
sunday evening. MAY ~. o'clock.
al Fofcatern' hall. SIS FIRST ave
nuc. VIII rive "a neHnre Of occult
phenomena. naturalization ana
independent slate writing In fun
gas light. bring your own states
scaled az nailed Admiration Zoe.
FOSTER occult psychic. mhtcrls
niizatlun. spirit photography get
picture of your spirit friends
hittnRH from %. IN. 90 y. 90.
Room 81 Ncndume, First avenue.
GERTRUDE MYHEN. greatest liv-
Ing elairyoyanL LeLand ~ = rs.
CLo1ttE8 CLEARING.
SEATTLE ClotheA Pressing 20.
clothes In shape fi.b0 month. dye
ing. repairing 1901 5rd. liun 1908
ntgHEHT prices for eaHt-on cloth
ing Dave Taylor. 10 starr Boyd bid
corr heC soH ana eOiL0EnS.
PAFF n itDULO. atofe fixtures.
general lobhinR. 400 Main atfeet.
soDERoulB1 q ROsELEAf., bnops
az 2ts go Spring street.
J. u. SWIFT. house and Sign pain
ter. Lake avenue, Fremont
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FOR RENT.

TWO front rooms furnished for
house keeping 1900 summit ave-
nue.. corner Union street.
b-room house. 81. furniture for sale.
zllF Slxfh avenue.
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FOR SALE


FOR SAIL Seattle auction sale
stable 1912 Western avenue. tel
Bun 1881. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday At p. m. horses.
wagons. harness. etc. All kinds OF
goods sold on commission. NJ. J.
Walker. auctioneer.
fienp- Neat t-roam, 2-atory cottage
with fun lot s9Ki20. on Terry ave-
nue. north. easy walking distance.
500 cash. balance monthly. Frank
T Hunter, with the elise Invest
ment 90. room 4. Pacific block.
ron SALE-5nxil0 feet on Thirty
sixth avenue near East Union. 2
blocks from Madrona car fine
view Of lake and mountains. $500.
call at 1900 Summit avenue
OR TRADE ouEarock. Bluesion
and Feather river claims. Teller
city lot H3. The star
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F9R Iesice tailor ana reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. 40
zii Collins block.
Nine Muricl. skirts faced and bound.
10 % m 90 9 pm. % Mcdonald bk
NINE SMITH. modlste. Z Hinekley.
LYNCH 4 SHAW. fG-7 Halter Blag
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LOANS AND INSURANCE.

JAMES BOTHwELIs-Loa fire
ms. surety bonds. 2s Boston blk.
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nERE Is A Gnnn ~ :, -

HERE Is A GOOD BUY. IS acres
good level land, all partially i'm
proved: 6-room house. barn, wood
shed, root cellar. several chicken
houses with large yards; young or
chard, all kinds OF small fruit: COW,
calf and li0 chickens; price $3.50.
RoBf. MALTBY, 40 New York Blk.
WHY settle in the baekwoods when
YOU can buy lots cheap near tide
water with pleasant surroundings.
good view and future prospects
See G. w. Tenney. Davies and
Victory streets. Ross. Take car
To Fremont.
TO HOMESEEKERS.
| must have money-Small house.
good lot. close to car, $500.
40 acres, good improvements, creek.
near good market. 5000. T.. o.
box Ill.
SHEEP RANCH, Is acres. mostly
pasture, good soil. two nice
streams through Il. Handy to Sc
attic, by boat or rail, close In good
school and neighbors; price $3.50.
RoBT. MALTBY, 4lo New York Blk.
FOR we'll improved farms. small or
large. At low prices. call on us.
COLLINS a WILLIAMS,
Room Sc Sullivan Building.
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PRINTING AND BINDING.

METROPOLITAN Printing 4 Bind.
Ing Co. III Yesler. Tel. Blue col.
BULL BROS. commercial printers.
BOG. 307. gos Washington BID. over
Treen,s shoe Efore. Tel White a.
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PALMlsTRY-Mra. W. A. Sheldon.
Rcleutinc paimlst. IL now located
at No. .Z03 Third av=., cor. OF Ser
eca street. Fun life readings from
paimIstry. Once hours from 10 a.
~ to ; y. m. Fee within reach Of
"a
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-24
RICHELIEU WELL GIVEN.
Actors Receive Many Curtain Calls
From Large Audience.

A most successful performance of Richie
lieu was given at the theater last night
by local talent 1t was well staged and
the costumes were excellent
OF the chief characters of the play
those of Richelieu and of Julia de Morte-
mar, played by MIR. John Taggart and
Miss Julia Epstein, were given in man
ner deserving only the highest praise. as
they were characterized throughout by
certainty of reading, and a sureness of
touch that showed careful study, and also
by a sympathetic Interpretation that won
for the artists the warmest applause of
the audience. Both Mr.. Taggart ana
Miss Epstein received several curtains
calls, and Miss Epstein was the recipient.
in addition, of several very handsome
floral tributes
Mr.. Taggart was especially good in the
scene where the Cardinal invokes the
power of the Church of Rome to protect
Julia from the King, and again in the
final act, where he RECEIVERS from the
weakness of old age and broken power
when put in possession of the papers that
makes him again master of the situa-
ton.
Miss Epstein as the girl pleading for
the lover to whom she has spoken only
mine" times was winsome, but probably
her best work was done in the first scene
of the second act, where she tells Richie
lieu of the visit of the King.
Mr.. W. H. Adams was romantic look
ing and genial De Mauprat, and Mr. NJ.
Scanlon a good and consistently clever
Baradas. The cast was as follows:
Cardinal Richelieu, Prime Minister of
France-Mr. Taggart.
Louis XIII, King of France-Mr Guy
Holcomb.
CASTOR, Duke of Orleans, brother to the
King-Mr. V. Stewart.
Count Baradas, the Kings favorite-Mr:
NJ. Scanlon.
Adrien de Mauprat, Colonel in the
French armies-Mr w. Adams.
The Sieur De Beringhen, one of the con-
spirators-Mr. w. d. Brantley.
Joseph the Cardinals brother-Mr. L.
Neuberger
Huguet, Captain of the Cardinals
Household Guards-Mr. G. Holcomb.
Francois, a young Acolyth-Master Her.
man Lang.
Clermont, a courtier-Mr E. G.. Sibley.
First Secretary of State-Mr. r. Taylor.
A Captain in the Kings Mucketeers-
Mr.. Taylor.
Julia De Mortemar, the Cardinals ward
Miss Julia Epstein.
Marion de Lorme, the Cardinals spy
and keeper of a gambling room-Miss
Clarke.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-24
TIME WAS UP.


When a woman is brought to the edge
of the grave by poisoning from the drink
ing of ordinary coffee day by day, and is
then made a we'll woman by leaving it
off, her experience is worth something
To Others that are poisoned in various
ways from the same habit.
Mrs. Jeanette B. Brown. 100 Minor
street New Haven. Conn, says: -Four
years ago my life hung on a very slender
thread with liver, kidney and heart trou-
BILE. and very severe form OF rheuma-
tlsm. / was confined TO bed with hands,
wrists, feet and ankles SO badly swollen
that they bore no resemblance to parts
OF the human body. | had frequent sink
Ing spells from heart weakness when /
was thought TO be dying and sometimes
thought TO be dead. My Doctor, one OF
the directors Of the State Hospital.
very successful man In his profession, told
me 10 stop drinking coffee and use Pos
tum Food Coffee. as he said coffee was
the primary caute Of my trouble
I took his advice at once and dlso0n-
tlnued medicines Slowly the swelling dis
appeared, and the rheumatism left me,
de sinking spells became lees frequent
ana / s0s out Of bed and around the
house. ! wac completely cured bot Il re-
CURED some ume,
F0r tha past thee years : have been q
perfectly strong. healthy woman. Mleap
we'll. VITA eopa appetite. Kood color. acts
We. ana eneFNftle,
~ b great pieasgrr ~ testify ~ Pos.
fum fbai hHf made ule . wNf A0nsHn
ssaiH. aaFs many ffAen9H hefs aua Ia
atHeF pafia ~ tHe stats Nha Nft usinF
rssaHa feDa e9nef fsNaiaff. ant
kagN - thsif feit AfeAt tAeNhi
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-24
THE UNAVOIDABLE WEATHER.
Has Greatly Interfered With Plant
ing Throughout the south.

Washington, April 2S.-The Weather Blu
reau's weekly summary of crop conditions
says
This is the fourth consecutive week of
abnormally cold weather over nearly the
whole country, with the most marked
temperature deficiency of the season in
the central valleys and Southern states,
the heavy precipitation throughout the
Ohio valley and over the greater portion
of the Atlantic coast and Gulf districts.
These conditions have been very unfavor-
able for farming operations.
Very slow progress has been made with
corn planting; none yet has been planted
north of the Ohio river, and extensive
replanting will be necessary over a large
part of the Southern states where the
growth of the. crop has been decidedly
checked
The week has been very unfavorable
for cotton planting over a large part of
the cotton belt, more particularly in the
central districts, where much replanting
will be necessary. The early planted is
coming up to poor stands generally. and
in Texas and Georgia some damage has
been done by frost. In Tennessee about
one-third Of the crop has been planted.
Although freezing temperatures oc-
CURED as far South as Eastern Tennessee
and Western North Carolina, the re-
ports indicate that fruit has very largely
escaped injury. In portions of the central
valleys and Southern states fruit has sus-
tanned injury but it is probable that the
damage was not serious.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-24
ANOTHER ROW AT WEST POINT
Cadets show Their Rage Against
superintendent Mills.

West Point, New York. April "a
court of inquiry consisting of Capt. James
X. Thompson, of the Fifteenth Infantry,
Capt. Edward Anderson of the Seventh
Cavalry and Capt. William Lassiter OF
the First Artillery, this morning began
the investigation of a charge of breach
of discipline on the part of several ca
diets of the military academy The ca
diets became disgruntled over the action
of Col. Mills, the superintendent, in pun
ishing one of their number, Cadet Rals-
ton. for his failure to report breach or
discipline in the mess hall while the ca
diets were al supper a few nights ago.
The cadets are said to be almost In a
state of characterization
The breach of the discipline which mas
resulted in the present investigation oc-
CURED one night recently. The aggriev-
ed cadets assembled on the parade ground
under cover of darkness and INDUCED In
hideous yells, directed at the superin-
tendent. They also moved the sunset gun
from its position at the north end of the
parade ground and dragged 1t over in
front of Col Mills quarters, but were
prevented from firing it by the appear
auce of several sentinels, who promptly
reported the incident.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-24

New York, April 23.-Golden Cottage,
with Piggott up, and a slight favorite over
Tamahnawis in the betting. won the Ca
narsie stakes at Aqueduct to-day in IS As
seconds.
First Race-Five and a half furiongs.
Hesper IA to 5, won. with An Gold, to
10, second and st. Finnan, to |, third,
Time 200.
Second Race-Five furlongs. selling. Car
roll D., to 2, won, with Red Damsel. II
to 5, second, and Lady Handy 3 40 /,
third, Time 104 3-5.
Third Receive furlongs, selling. spry,
to 5. won, with Wallabout, 20 to !, Sec
ond. and Himyarite, to 2, third. Time
1905 10.
Fourth Race-The Canarsie stakes, four
and a half furlongs. Golden Cottage,
TO 5, won. with Tamahnawis, s to 5, sec
ond, and Dom Paul, 90 to !, third. Time
:56 As.
Fifth Race-One mile and seventy
yards, selling. Knight of the Garter. 6
to /, won, with Double Dummy, to /,
second and Blueaway, to 10, third.
Time 1;A9 3-5.
Sixth Race--Five furlongs, selling.
Ante Up, to /, won, with Monad. to q
second and Fennimore, 20 to 1, third.
Time :0l.