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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06
To-Day's Weather.
Probably fair. and slightly warmer.
Arrived.
Departed,
River RiaIto Brevities.

The CITY Of Memphis Il receiving to depar
tomorrow afternoon for Florence. Ala.
The Chester was in and out yesterday with
large freight and passenger busine,s both ways.
oria and cleared for the same place At !! O'clock
passengers and . fair trip Of freixht-
r, ~ City Of s. 6r, Louis yTssT ts s.n evening AR
her cargo at the foot or Market street. She will
receive for tho downstream trip until 8 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon
The Columbia came UP from Chester and way
o'clock. She had large freight and passenger
business both ways.
The Belle Of Calhoun left for her regular
isndinss IN Calhoun County yesterday afternoon.
The Grey Earle IL due tomorrow morning
from Commerce and intermediate landings. She
will depart IN the same trade tomorrow after
noon at s O'Clock.
row night. and will receive to clear for the same
port Tuesday afternoon as s o'clock.
Captain Gus Meissonisr. fornely president Of
the the Anchor ,I Linz: and IN now resident Of ylSks;
Thursday. He WIN spend . week here with old
friends.
The city Of st. Joseph. from vfcksburg. is due
i io ep1ve c IN 81; low! 5oe ce eo1ass 90 son h ef CAPTAIN Cant . iG B. ..
NJ. Connors. general agent Of the Leo Linz. is
at her wheel. and will remain with her for the
remainder OF tho triR
Captain R. j. WhitledEe. supervising inspec-
on the Columbia to st. Mary'A
Captain Henry Monahan. who last summer
vas pilot OF the r. c. Gunter IN the Missouri
River. arrived. yesterday. from Charlevox. Ind.
where he has been spending the winter.
A full downstream report Of the river be-
tween st: Louis and Cairo Is on file at the rooms
and Gus Hiner Of the H NJ Hone furnished
the report.
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BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

rILR oDLAC STcSlAh.
o'clock last night: Clarke and barge. 1879 this
o'clock last evening.
ue eT at . Ts" is:;. Nil ni.h ADri h.s s;wf1t E.. Of o st; b hSa!s
Of lumber up at . last night. Peters Lee down
s ssa aa;t Is s i e; s Sss' fa zns,s d1 Weather tn n0 Cloudy S' ssi
warm.
INF ra 1esa B. H. e.. An II. s. DICK fox ssHss LETT sh, On e ,ime
this morning for Cairo. The J. 8; Hopkins from
E5 Fly; q : Ilsu arrived lived a. 2, 1 - S,e Ri. . shls mor n.li n and
ronized. The New South from Cincinnati bound
fH: M ssS ,s asis at s:s srt this e ss IL s'e @iis s ss'. guards @sT1s
dragging in the water. The Tennessee is reeeiy.
ing Ins : =. big sr trip for Ssfd the : o'oioss' F No o,hs she bo sia,
due before tomorrow.
Memphis. Tenn. April 6.-The river here stands
! = fss1 on The E Raymond a II Mo1ne :. With rsss a big sas ,ass
Of coal and several Loaded model harges passed
E. ss' 81 9 sssol h! Hss'' & sfiiiss sss T. '1ss I fssssss
ssI i: e 81 III Ts, (: s;;,,! y;',:lass: N. : Ell ave:
from his late residence. He was a member Of
No. 20 Of N. E. B.. A..
Pittsburg, April 5.-Rfver s.5 feet: rising. Clear
and cool.
wheeling. April s;-Rivsr 1: feet 5 inches: ris-
Cincinnati. April 5.-River q feet 4 inches: fall
Louisville. April 5.-River falling: in canal, 10
feet: on falls, Z feet s: below locks. IS feet g..
Raining.
Evansville. Ind. April s.-River Is feet: sta
tionary. Clear and warmer. City of Pittsburg
down.
Burlington. In. April 6.-The river is 2 feet 6
inches above ow-wate mark Of 1854. q fall OF 2
inches. Weather cloudy and cooler. The Elcise
from Keokuk and ;he Helen Blair from Daven-
port in and out.
Warsaw. ILL.,. April 5-Gauge reads 4 feet. \
fall of 2 OF a foot. Weather cloudy and cool.
Silver Crescent down and up.
Cane Gfrardeau. Mo-. April 5.-weather fair.
River rising. The Peters Lee down at 2 .. m.
Grey Eagle down at p: m: departing sor Com
v3cksburx. Nisa. AUsu s.-GauEs 4o.l feet. Q
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REVERSED A CRIMINAL CASE.
Arkansas Supreme Bench Makes
an Unusual Ruling.
REPUBLIC

II SfttLAh
Little Rock, Ark. April 5-The Supreme
Court to-day ordered a modified Judgment
rendered in the case of Reedy vance VS..
the state. Vance had been convicted at
Perryville, on a change of venue from LII
lie Rock, and sentenced to be hanged 1or
the murder OF Lee Yick, a Chinaman. IN
Little Rock. June 4. 1901. The judgment or
the lower court was reversed and remand
ed with an order to the Circuit Judge 10
sentence Vance to g. years in the peniten-
tiary for murder in the second degree.
II is held that the trial judge. refused 70
might have influenced it in favor Of Vance.
that 1t might nave Influenced the jury and
the jury was the judge of the evidence.
Whiie such a course Is very unusual 1t IS
held that the supreme court may reverse,
remand or modify the Judgment Of the
lower court in criminal as we'll as civil
cases.
Other proceedings in the Supreme Court
to-day were:
Theodore Muense VS.. s. f. Harper: appeal
from ARKANSAS Chancery Court: affirmed by Mr..
Mrs. NJ. j. Hudspeth. admx.. VS.. John Parrish
ct al: appeal from st. Francis Chancery Court:
affirmed orally by Mr.. Justice Hughes.
Inc state vs.. C.. T. Doss. Jr.: appealed from
Mr.. Justice Hughes.
Franklin Life Insurance Company ct al. We. w
i. Gallean ct al: appeal from Jefferson Circuit
Court: submitted; set for oral argument April 2s.
1902.
Supreme Lodge. Knights of Pythias. VS.. Mrs.
EliZabeth Robbins: appeal from Pulaski Circuit
Court: petition for rehearing flied.
J. Russell. admir-. vs. r. ". Berry; appeal from
Pope Circuit Court: affirmed.
Adjourned TO Monday. April =, 1872.
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Joseph p. whyte Realty Company.

No. $40 Washington avenue. for p: J.
Clifford to Mr.. Lon Acuf Of the Ely-Walker
Dry Goods Company. This house Is one OF
three handsome residences that were re-
Gently built by Mr.. Clifford on the south
west corner Of Washington and Lake ave-
nues. The house Is of Colonial style. finished
in hardwood: Mr.. Acuff is preparing to oc-
cupy 1t as his home.
Among important leases that have been
negotiated recently Is that Of the northwest
corner of Broadway and Olive street. The
store on this corner was recently leased by
the Joseph P. Whyte Real Estate Company
for Mayor Rolla Wells to Edward Hart.
Extensive alterations are nov being made,
after the completion Of which Mr.. Hart
will take possession.
Nos. sos. 5N and 500 Olive street. which
were formerly occupied by the Mobile and
Ohio Railway. and the Hawthorne Candy
store. have been leased for five years. rom
April 1. to the Chicago and
Railway. n. Roitmann and the Columbia
Dome Cigar Company. respectively;
The old Wells homestead on kienlin ave-
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Real Estate Transfers.

go #. e. 8. bet. koeln and
Stems: Felicite Adam to Alex. Messmer
nA Af55S-55: f john :: hss; GLASGOW s 5s s9a
zeitler-w. d.......... .....- ........... 1000
and Moth III Market X; $, ka sss- k Man a tS
BTIddset kenne.iy.w- d.;.~.: 10
ee aad Msfsnse IF Frank N 81 wi 9sai s to PRiiis
HHnsBITEIWAj es;5;.ff feet. s. be-, Michigan |"
ana COMPTON: job John seSm 18th f to W%'
Mildhaesn.w. d. .".";;..,;. 10"
way; AFao f. k {; s; bet ss H 4 agd L a5sss-
+; ZENITH ZENITH 81 # in b:i ECO
North Market and Monroe; Harper Real
Estate Co: to Chris Reuter-w. d.. $500
'E mefnaa Real Estate sa { i9 c.. t to w & H s,a-
nI HsH5f5STi IT.; e. bet: Wa: '"'
to Alley; -. .-..;.. Ito
and Itaska; John Holman to I. Holman
o aasasssas: s e.; r Reeds si to ss' 1u 2Ssss sm n9S
PA fsssla snd +, oa, q Henry len n Meyer 6; bet to s Ss'!7
ph hf5ss-s' IT, f. he, ,c,n,. and Lose
Nebraska: Edwin Scott to HenpT Dennis
pE Eslsa. s s: I e; i; i, ct te Esa Ssiilsar N 4 l.,~
' cfhs:, Henrietta ns Priest Fl S. to bet Grace Lei rrf faa
fa and compton f5ii Anchor s6 Ret Rsal Esnnsy1 "a. 10
RTsSELLTa Il, ! in; Aetna Loan Co.
70 Eliza BROWN. $3.50
T fsS;. and Rao1 Thurman; Aetna Loan Co. to xo
Sna d; csri do'tfrissa ' to &c Geo SfaeskS
vaa Hs. zi1:sim st; to to Aug &; n sisse Ma5s'a a: 700
WyS s,h; Hsn2S E R.! j! h.; n, 5; 4 BET ssi,, 18Th hand and
XIV. ....---. lf,OJD
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Lot on Botanical avenue. southeast corner
of Spring avenue, 60x12S feet. owned by the
Mercantile Realty and Investment Com
pany, sold for so a foot TO John F. Sensen-
brenner. who proposes to erect thereon a
handsome apartment house with all the lat
est known co~nveniences and superior finish.
No. 1917 Soulard street, two-story siX-roOm
brick. with lot 30xl90 feet. running through
to Julia street. owned by john Noe, sold
investment.
Lot on Victor street. north side. between
California and Nebraska avenues, 21x126
feet. in Nicholson's Compton Hill addition,
owned by the Nicholson heirs, was sold for
S35 a foot to Charles P. Luhn.
No. 3160 Morganford road, two-story six
room brick house, lot 25x125. owned by Moo
lene Keller, was sold for $500 to Walter e.
Eidmann.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06

No. L3l0 Franklin avenue and Nos. 1311-13
Gay street, fronting 26x14O feet, for $4,000
cash. from Henry and Mary Tielkemeyer to
Ferdinand Scherrer, who purchased for in
veStment.
Also lot, 1O4x1so feet, on the west side of
Wells avenues, sold for $500 cash, from
Richard A. Boyle to NJ. A. and A. e. John
son, who intend to build four modern ten
room houses, to cost $4,000.
Edward X. Love reports a very active
week In loans, having made one loan Of
10000 at Az per cent on valuable downtown
property and several on residence and In
Yestmen propertY at 5 per cent interest.
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Y. NJ. c. A. Clubhouse PINNED.

A handsome clubhouse. to cost about $40
Hebrew Association on the south line of
Washington boulevard. 100 feet east of
Taylor avenue. The sale of the lot. slx
Loewenstein Bros. yesterday. for SO. coo.
Plans for the building have not been COM
pleted. but it is stated that ali the ap-
pointments will be modern and elegant, in
Guiding. besides the library and reading
rooms. directors room. chess and checker
rooms. billiard and pool rooms. a large
gymnasium. with all kinds of baths and
swimming POOL. The rear of the site will
be used for summer entertainments and a
within a few weeks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06
tBRIDGIT" is POPULAR
NAME FOR BRIDGE PLAYERS.

HERAE AND II ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC.
London. April ~5.-(Copyright. 1907. )-When
one hears the word 'Bridgit" in London
nowadays. It does not necessarily call up
visions of a slovenly Irish serving maid.
Bright lfs the new. popular name OF de-
voices of bridge. the craze for which shows
no signs of ~diminution.
A well-known woman said the other day
in reply 10 the question whether she was
going to the Riviera for Easter: mo.
What's the good when one can gamble Just
as much at hons witt. bridge?"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06
Love 4 Sons.

Love & Sons sold Nos. 1910. 1872 and 1914
franklin avenue. consisting of three stores
and rooms above. we'll rented. for SIS. 600
cash from Henry T%ilkemeyer to F. W..
Scherrer. Bought for investment. Edward
K. Love aided in the sale.
Also. fats Nos. 1247 and 1247A Euclid ave-
nue.. consisting of five and six rooms, on lot
2Sx1T0 feet. and renting for $50. 50 a month,
sold for 5000 cash, from Annie Kretchmar
to JON A. Fridrioh. for investment
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No. asos Cherokee street. between Comp
ton and Virginia avenues. two-story brick
residence. containing five rooms. reception
hall. bathroom. laundry and cellar; lot 25X
rs feet, for $2.6OO, from Mrs. Doris Nohl to
A. NJ. Dray. Purchased for a home.
No. 1904 Coleman street. between North
Market and Magazine streets. two-story
brick residence. containing six rooms. bath
room. furnace. laundry and cellar. lot 49,
x120 feet, for $1,000, from Mrs. Rosie Gill to
Frank Elizabeth Schulle. Purchased
for q home.
No. 3l43 Texas avenue. between Arsenal
and Wyoming streets. One-story four-room
brick cottage. and lot 2ox111 feet. for a.SO:
from Julius G.. Obenauer to Mrs. Elizabeth
kaysser: purchased for a home.
Lot 25x166 feet, on the south side OF Chel-
tenham avenue. III feet east Of Tamm ave-
nue.. near Worlds Fair site. for $50: from
Matthias Radermacher to James D.. Fine;
purchased for speculation.
Lot 371sx141 feet on the east side of Regal
Place. between Seaman and Fyler avenue.
for $500: from International Real Estate
and Improvement Company. to Daniel Mil
Gfeer-AndeTson Realty COMPANY.
Sold No. 25OO North Sarah street, north
east corner Of st. Ferdinand street: lot Ell
x14o feet. price paid s2.oae. from J. J. Nc
Dermott to H. q. Hickman.
Lot 3oxs5 feet on the east SIDE OF south
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06
Rice-Dnxer Renl E.tnte Company.

The Rice-Dwyer Real Estate Company
closed the sale Of four flats, Nos. 1913. 1413A.
1415 and 1415A, on lot As feet front by about
70 feet deep, bought as an investment by
E.. H. Fritch for 5000. from c. W. Rut-
ledge.
Also house No. 3511 Bailey avenue. a six
room, two-story brick residence. sold by a
client for $1,000 to c. A. Dawes, who will
occupy it as a residence.
They report renting exceptionally brisk.
having rented every house on their list and
having daily applications for more as soon
as vacancies occur.
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Real Estate Notes.

Yesterday afternoon Charles F. vogel
and William A Giraldin announced that
they would accept nominations for presi-
dent of the Real Estate Exchange. Other
candidates are mentioned, all Of whom are
prominent in realty circles. The election
will be held April Is. and all nominations
must be in the secretary's office by 5 O'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
F. J. W. Masek, who for the past eleven
years has been connected with tingenfeld-
er & Bokern, has resigr ed his position to
Join the Imperial Brewery of Kansas City,
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CURB MARKET.
Trading Fairly Active and Values
Hold Steady.
REPTRJJc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. April 5.-The curb market to-day
developed few interesting characteristics. TRADING
was fairly active for the two hours seSgionL
while values held steady. Variations in m6sk
cases were small.
Northern Securities-1.&O shares-chanSed hands
at los and 10cL. Standard OIL was q Center OF
weakness. About 60 shares were traded in a.
6es. one share selling later at GA, a decline Of
4 points under yesterdays prices. Transactions
Of more or less interest were Norfolk and West
Securities at 114A and 114S. Metropolitan Be-
%curities rights at 49,. The total sales were
about 1900 shares.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06

No. 1247 and 1247A Euclid avenue. q
modern fiat building. renting for $3.50 a
month: sold. from c. W. Mcfarland to a
client for $500.
Nos. 1919 and 1249A Euclid avenue. a SIM
liar property; from c. kretchman to q
client. who believes in income property.
No. 1914 Washington boulevard, a single
building containing two high-grade apart
ments. renting at about Sl,2GD a year; J. A.
Friedrich to Mcfarland Real Estate Com
pary. who recently purchased from this
firm the adjoining building. also owned by
Mr.. Friedrich, who had placed the two
properties with Black & Co. within the last
thirty days.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06

TIC. VIM. Roebke, lot No. 8 of block IA. 50
feet on the south side Of University street:
sold for S,7O.
To F. W. wehinger. lot No. II Of block
10. so feet OF the north side OF University
street: sold for 5000.
10. 100 feet On the north side Of University
street: sold for 100.
To F. F: w. Krenning. lot No. "a Of block
13. being 60 feet on the north side of Uni
versity street; sold for $3.50.
These parties will all erect beautiful res
licences, as this property is restricted to
one house, so feet. and no flats. Moffett &
FIanciscus also report having sold for e.
b. Pryor of the Wabash Railroad Company
to Alice X. Humphrey. 50 feet on the north
line Of Mcpherson avenue. in city block
ISIS. for 5000: Nicholls-Ritter Realty
Company represented the purchaser.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06

No. 442 North Fourteenth street, lot 2sx
10l feet. four-room frame: from William
Gillespie ct al. TO Charles o. Borsch, $3.50.
No. Clio Prescott avenue. lot S5x65 feet,
four-room frame dwelling; from William
Gillespie to Charles o. Borsch. 500.
No. 3S14 North Eleventh street. lot So
1S feet, two-story brick residence: from ].
+. Keller estate TO William Sommers, 81. 500.
No. 1893 Hebert street, lot 25xl54, one
story three-room frame: from A. Alers to
Henry INLAND end wife, 500.
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Meisenbach & Schmitz sold No. $50 Nc
Nair avenue. two-story brick dwelling. ar
ranged for two families. with lot 37x123
Der. for $3.50.
Nos. 1921 and 1929 Iowa avenue. a double
two-story and mansard brick dwelling. ar
ranged for four families, with lot 3Ox12S
feet. from Frederick Boecke to Adolph Kirn-
becher, for 800.
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Summer Is Coming.

And your lawn seats ought to be ready
for use. There is nothing better than our
chairs and all outdoor furniture. Plat &
Thornburgh Paint Co.. 60 Franklin avenus.
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The HaydeI Realty Company.
George F.. Berrfeld.

The George F. Bergfeld Realty Company
report the sale of lot s7x160. on the north
east corner of Park and Jefferson avenues.
from p. w. Schneider to the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company of New York. at
$50 per front foot cash. TIL insurance
company will Immediately erect a hand
some office building on the lot.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Diamond 10 Line Steamers

For GAINESVILLE. Louisiana. Hanni-
bal. Quincy. Keokuk. Nauyoo, Fort
60 Madison and Burlington. Steamer
SIDNEY leaves Tuesday. April s. 4 ,. m. from
wharfboat. foot OF Washington avenue.
{ Tel. Min PAT. /. r. LCSk. Gen. Agt
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nue.. Just west Of the city limits, has been
subdivided and will be sold at auction by
the Joseph p Whyte Real Estate Company
on the 10Th Of April.
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INCREASED IT'S CAPITAL-The LIN.
dell Real Estate Company yesterday filed a
900 to 81 900; assets, s., oa1, iso. ana HsNii-
ites. S641,50A25.
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Mining Shares.
Mining Stocks I'm New York.


New York. April 5.-Government bonds:
United States refundins 2s. registered..-....1oS
United States refunding IS. coupon .-........!0S
tinted States Is. coupon
United states new :. cennon iSSae
United States old IS: reEistered.....---.n&
IInited States IS, resistered..........-....11
United States IS, coupon
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River and Business.
Harbor gauges Yesterday marked II feet, indi-
eating a decline Of 8 Of q foot In the last "a
hours.
Business along the Levee yesterday was &C.
tive. Nearly all the local packets arrived and
departed with rood freight patronage
weather fair In the morning, with light show
ersslats in the afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06

Broadway to George NJ. Cooper: price SIS a
foot.
Maple avenue. nine-room modern brick. lot
5exl4o feet; price 5000. from ]. II. vette.
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.

Including Meals and Berth.
For Chester. Grand Tower. Cape Girardeou.
Cairo, Memphis and all way landings. taking
freight for all way landings through 20 New
Orleans and landings on Arkansas River to Pine
Blum.
REEFS LEE. Tuesday. April S, 6 p. m
PETERS LEE Friday, April IL, l D. m
From wharfboat. foot OF Olive Of.
Phones: Main 1905; Kinioch A 70.
W. z. Albitx, Com. Agt. d. NJ Conners. Gen
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. April 6.-Quotations on money hord.
stocks and mining shares to-day were as follows,
Money.
Call loana 4ff5: time loans, Ikd5,
Rnn1a
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TRUST co.


and other property which is offered on tho
monthly-payment plan.
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River Forecast.
The river at st. Louis will rise.
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EAGLE PACKET COMPANY

Steamers leave whart1oat, foot OF VIM st., rs
follows: Str. Grey Eagle for Ste. Genevieve.
Chester, Claryv!iIe. Wittenbers. Grand Tower.
Cape. Girardeau, Commerce and all way landings.
Mondays and Fridays. S p. m.
ILLINOIS RIVER.
Str. Bald Eagle for Peoria and all way land
tnss. Wednesdays and Saturdays. at .. n.
I AND GRAFTON.
FOR Alton daily, ) p. m. going through to
days. ii. w. LEfEE. Agent.
Phone Main 233.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20
WASHINGTON ENTRIES TO-DAY.

First rs-@ t1urLo hand -aF nile tr-AA,ua=-
's-stR'E Gua los Tlv Gallant 1875 Lavat7-. 15s car
r@- Pigeon ~ Gould t+f Ragged Csvs'ts~. oh
NJ 1872 Blacksmith 1872. silver Twist rs. R-au-ssarE
l@5. 'rypt 1873 Historian. 12@. Victor 40
Second race .1tE1'ra-rr. selling fu-jr-E= Brandy
smash Il6. Toesin. lIJ. Maiden fI4 Flu'azar 1r3.
SoHE=er- ll& Uncle Louis 49, Mefs-rs0SeH. III Brisk
los Lady Rae7-- lo6 Right and True tu. The Dancer
ltA Lord, Advocate. "A Sp~nEnr-k 81. Fist BarS-
more sleepy Head.
Third .rUo-year Odds. frrlorSs Harrison.
10. Faust nc" Uuk- Of Kendall no.
ITO. Earl ~ Warvirk no Knight Gold no. A-7ei-7v
l1"- Haoseusa'E. no. walk ms 0verto0. no. Forhan
Queen lo' 'orsrsts loI tuil7a, 1H7 Gates l"7, Ink
Fourth ttoy ea-otIs. and -ne-has fu--17zsI
Lyman Hsv. no. Cin9usvaIu Io5. D-araatist los.
Iiivria 100 Sh0ruos5 100 SarrlarruI-r-r ftJ- ROYAL
summons 1o5 Mrs Frank Foster ro- Cartsrato-. lo-.
tr.ortosa 100. GAINESVILLE. l02
Fifth race ceiling thrse-vear-0fs an Upward Cn@
and sixteenth miles, Nuuda~IirH fi2 E-1r<s-- 1f2
2ur0Ish no. Black Dick loo Wsre--ru 1tG-
Arraa GoWau. 1"t, RlEHtaWav lot T.G5y lob. EHus.
1885, FNrocs 107. Da-ry. fo2 Er-+irs0G-- 1o2. Queen
Carnival los. Amn-e fut- Blaura Herman, Is; Brisk.
SesitiT0 as. Nightingale. DO P0fheen 30
odds and upward furlruEs
TrmaSkeI l-f. O. Whittier, IN. Himself 1o6, l.
linz B't.'str-k o. Nevs-ul1-e.
Sparkle Esther. -. th0Ia- s.