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TO DRILL ANOTHER WELL.
Berry Camp TO Sink Second Hole Some
Distance from First
WILL NOW 60 ON TOP OF THE HILL
First We'll in Which Oil Was Found Is
Located on the Edee Of the Creek
Near League City.

League City, Texas, November 2s.-The
fost few days ago so completely covered
the oil situation at the Camp rice farm
near here that there is not much loft to
DC SAID. All are anxiously awaiting fuller
developments. Mr. Camp visited here again
wednesday. aud after consulting with
nus chief driller, Mr. Clifton, they have
decided to move the machinery about 200
aeet from the present we'll and put down
a new hole. The first well was right in
tne edge Of Chigu bayou, aud they are
now moving back further on to the hill
Mt' chiffon has returned from Beaumont
Bhere ne has been for few days and
WORK VIII be resumed II Is the intention
20 push the work at the new location IS
ssap,qly as possible. and go a sufficient
uepth 10 secure gusher
M camp has purchased considerable
Iunu ny advanced prices adjoining his 1900
ucle rice farm and claims that he has not
a single foot of land for sale Your cor
respondent has been creditably Informed
thnt he has refused $1,000 per acre for a
rev acres right near the present we'll
considerable interest Is manifested here
ana Mr.. Camps confidence and frnnkness
IN regard to this proposition adds materially
70 the Interest Drilling on tho new well
VIII be In fun operation In a short time
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THE BEAUMONT FIELD.
Demand for Oil Is Coed and Cars Are
Easily Secured.

Demand for Oil Is Coed and Cars Are
Easily Secured.
Beaumont Texas. November 2s.-Tbere
was an important meeting of the directors
Of the Haywood OH company this morning.
Captain w c. Tyrrell, who has been
president has also been made general man
ager, and Mr., Il. G. Taylor was elected
a director 10 fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Mr. Dewey Haywood. Mr..
TAYLOR wac also made secretary
Contractor sam Thompson brought In an
excellent vol on the Belth-ward tract YES.
terday evening late. II has been flowing
regularly since Il came in and already
many offers Of purchase have been made 70
MI. Thompson though he is not the owner
Of the well.
There is no change in the Southern Pa
cihc-Saratosl deal, the information al
ready published in The Post being substau-
tally correct
Manager Wells Of tho Burlington OF com.
pany. met with an accident late yesterday
evening ut spindle Top that came near
costing him his HE. II was caused through
tho turning of air into the we'll
Mr.. John Hisc was also injured YESTERDAY
while engaged with crew Of men at work
on the star Petroleum company property.
The oil shipments up 10 tonight passed
$500 c9rs. Tho total Tor the month will ne
something over GOO. while the rail end Of
Il win run more than half the total. The
demand is as strong as ever and cars arc
easier secured now than they have been at
any time during the past summer.
Mr.. j. r. Stewart OF Vancouver r. c..
has written Secretary Bunch Of tho OF OK
change and board % trade asking atAut
conditions here generally. These letters
come from various parties daily and the
secretary IS wondering how they would be
answered n there was no board of trade.
As II is now, they get prompt attention.
II begins 70 look Rs II the Port Arthur
wcll is to prove a duster after all.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

ENNIS.--The Colorcd Odd Fellows Of this
city have let thc contract to Williams 4
FugHte to erect modern lodge building.
ENNIS. The attendance Mt the Catholic
fair continues to increase as the weather
permits Saturday will be closing day.
affair. o. c. Lasater shipped 1Oia
head of stock cattle from Affair to Realities
today.
MORGAN.--Every effort made 10 trail the
robbers who recently looted the First Ma
tional bank OF $1,000 has failed.
PARfS.-iohn Harris. the negro who Is
70 hang December FOR tire murder Of city
Marshal Ben HIN ~ Blossom, has been
baptized and processes II belief that he
has been spiritually saved
CAMERON Charles Alexander negro.
was given Ave years on conviction Tor
arson.
GOLDTHWATTE. Prohibition election
10 be held here December s for Goldthwaite
independent school district and nj Muffin
on the same date for the Mulln indcpend-
cnt school district seems to be creating
very little interest.
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Rat Portage Ont November 2s.-A
spark. blown into a pile Of cedar, started
disastrous conbagratlon today IN the RAT
Portage Lumber company's yards at Nor
man, ont. twenty-five million feet Of lum
Der has been burned and Re Mays ship
yards, six steamboats,. two barges and
eleven houses have so FAR been destroyed
The flames spread rapidly through i'm
mense piles OF lumber to the docks and
from the docks spread IN that direction Il
the waters edge Dense showers Of sparks
were carried inland toward the residence
section OF the city and one by one the
houses went up In flames. The IRE IS still
burning. No accurate estimate OF the loss
can be secured tonight.
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cRUMPAcKER is PLEASED
With the Colored Utteranccs Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
fSnecioI IN Tho Post


Especial to The Post)
Washington, November President
Roosevelts letter on the negro question and
the statement of Booker r. Washington re-
garding the same matter, both of which
were published this morning, have been
very generally discussed. The negrophiles
ore Jubilant and think that in the presi-
dents letter there is not the slightest In
dication of the truth Of the story that he
had experienced a change of heart as a re-
suit of his trip to Mississippi.
The fact remains, however, that the ap-
pointment OF the only negro who Is now
applying for an important Federal position
is being held up and that those who are
in u position 10 know something Of the
presidents position are still of the opinion
that he will not make the appointment The
negro in question Is w. d. Crum, who
wants to be collector of the port of Charles
ton and who, according to a public an
nouncement made by the president himselt
some three weeks ago, was dennltely prom
Used the place. Friends of Crum say tnaC
the charge that he sold out at the Mime
apolis convention has been dlsproved, nut
the president is alleged 20 have said today
that since Crum, when he was an appl-
cant for the Charleston postmastershlp, was
turned down by President Harrison, there
was no warrant for him being gwen the
job be Is after now.
The presidents letter brought as much
satisfaction TO Representative Crumpacker
of Indiana as to any other one man. Crun,
packer arrived in Washington today ana
while he declined 10 discuss with any ue-
gree of freedom matters relating to SOUTH
ern suffrage he did 90 so far as TO say that
the president was eaxctly right,
1T Is inconceivable," said Crumpacker,
that any competent man should be kept
out Of office or be deprived of his right OF
suffrage simply because be is negro
Mr.. Crumpacker prefers to await some
further Developments before expressing
himself on the proposition to cut down the
representation In congress and in the re,
publican National conventions OF those
Southern States which have dlsIrahchiseu
the negro. He said tonight that before IN
sisting on any drastic legislation In this
direction he and his associates would seek
10 have enacted into law Dill creating q
commission to Inquire into suffrage eondl-
lions In the South.
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Lamnasas Locals.

Lampasas, Texas, November 2s.-A dry
goods concern with a capital Of $4,000 Is
being quietly organized here. While very
little has leaked out it is understood that
the concern will be corporation and Of
hcered by some men now IN business here
aud some who were In business some years
ago, while some stock goes to several sur
rounding ranchmen. The Markward build.
ing up on Third street is the place OF
business selected for the company.
Third street is being lighted at all cross.
ings at the expense Of those living near by.
The benefits from these Hghts VIII DC great
while the expense is very small.
A new telephone company called the In.
dependent is getting ready for business at
this point.
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Death of M. |. IL Rue-

Galveston, Texas, November Is william
l. La Rue, proprietor OF the East END drug
store, and secretary Of the Retail Drug.
gists association Of this city, died last
night at his store from the erects, accord.
ing to the coroner, OF accidental morphine
poisoning. The wife Of the deceased testi
fed that he had been using morphine Tor
about three months TO alleviate pain and
that he had complained carly in the even
Ing and taken a dose OF morphine. Later
he said that he had heartburn and went
TO the soda fountain. where he fell and cx
pired within n few minutes
The deceased leaves a widow and one
son, . years of age. He was graduate OF
the medical department Of the University
OF Texas and had resided here for several
years. He formerly lived az Athens
Texas. where his remains were taken foI
intCrmcnt
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Prof. Hin 10 Retire.

San Antonio. Texas, November 2s.-Prof
Robert 7. Hill of the United States geologi.
cal department, the man who looked into
the flaming mouth Of Mont Pelee, is In this
city on route 10 the State or Guerrero,
Mexico. 10 inspect large mining properties.
Mr.. Hin stated % II Post representative to-
night that he was gradually retiring from
the geological department Of the govern
ment IN order that he might have more
lime 70 look after bis own private lnterests.
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Il WAS INDIFFERENT
|. 4 pHtsburg Rode -Four
'|'',,,rs at New Orleans
' pOSBER MADE A HAUL
,,,bn Peters Were the Win
n ''o'...-rhree "sure Things
|f"', Won at Chicago

November 2s.-shoo FLY
oT 49, we're the winning favor
p p', on who recently signed to
i s.,.ln S. S. Brown OF Pittsours'
c. .9lansrs. 4 daring attempt was
. 1s 18Th race to rob the Silver
fia - !. the ring. The thief sue
O0'A ,tIDs only $50. and, though
w. Frank James, the clubs
~, made good his escape "e'tne'
lllIls.sss-shoo Fly, sidney Saoa'"'
1ine l'i iOOiillnc-John Peters, Bum
tfloags uorner. Time 1:14.
y; a.,i ~ 4. Leenja, Nabockl'sh. Time
4 ,..,,,,, hsndicap-Travers, Fed
iuli0nsTi'i Time I.27.
fsns, ~ l furlongs, 2-year-olds-Tan-
srsSkston, Watkins o'er'o" ~
-, Rasselas, Commissioney
fTIne 1:42 rs.
INV ", ORLEANS ENTRIES.
Wv .'',,Or, selllng-Preetorlus, Err
, w.Sls fIaneur %. Tillo 1O1, Tom
4 s1i-ss i l02. Indie 104, Andes,
n, ltS. Inspector Shea. Leviathan
.p1r rty' 2.year-olds-Never Smile,
sl''l Musical slipper, Agnes Mack,
y. d Mallory i02, Harry, Sooth-
~ i0s Joe Buckley 100, Lyman
s. ~ McDanIels l12, Pride of Ga
y y Prince Of Endurance, Lord Mel
" I,,.,,.olds-Precisely 81, Hanover
X; Honolulu 10t. Little Scout, Old
III NcChesney 125. 49,.
li, Magnolia selling stakes, $1,000
~ Woods IS, WOrthington 50,
n a III Frank N. 1903, -Four Leaf Q. 81,
y Wosblna 92, Sarilla, Major
i. NJ peszse loo, Leyiathan 50, c.
',sotg i06 Prince Of Endurance 81,
K BhIes lO6, Rolling Boer 100, Cam
Y ose.slxteenth miles. handicap
Ia JeSsie Jsrboe o., Brief 102, Jack
4 le Lady Sterling 104, phe Lady
"A ons.half miles, selling Santa
n Compass o., Irving Mayor %,
Ia Iesare 100, Commonwealth At
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SOME GOOD BOWLING.
The TurnVeren Toem Is Once Nor.
Victorious.

inc lurnNerein cam Is Once More
Victorious.
A large audience gathered at Turner hall
last night to witness the bowling contest
for the W. II. Coyle cup. The scores were
close and the bowling was watched with
eager Interest. The game was cooked hat.
twelve frames. There were four teams en-.
tered, the Turnyerein team, flushed with
their victory of Thursday, the Magnolia
tenn holders Of the cup. the Houstons aud
Carlsruhe teams.
The Turnverein team was due TO win
another victory and secured the cup by
the narrow margin of three pins rhe
Magnolias had scored two victories and had
tney won last night could have held the
beautiful cup In undisputed possession
Inc cup must be won three times in sue.
cession before becoming the permanent
property of any of the clubs of the citv.
Following the bowling dancing and music
was enjoyed.
The scores of the four contesting teams
were as follows:
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Judge Stewart Overcome While Al.
teading 10 Court Duties.
NOW FEW FOREIGN SHIPS IN PORT,
W. !. La Rue Dead as the Result Of Ao
oidental Poisonins--Denver Brought
a Big Cargo.


Galveston, Texas, November 2s.--Judge
William II. Stewart Of the Tenth district
court had falntlng spell while on the
bench this morning He was assisted to a
carriage by attending lawyers and this
evening was reported to be resting easy.
He Is over 50 years OF age. being probably
the oldest district Judge Ia Texas. For
several days he has not been wcu but he
insisted upon coming down to court as
usual this morning His friends are hope.
full OF his speedy recovery.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST MORNING NOVEMBER o. 1902

ton as above shows an increase compared
compared with last year Of lbo,l1a and a
68,ST6.
or the worlds visible supply Of cotton
as above there Is now adoat and held In
Great Britain and continental Furore
t.A2o. 900 bales, against 1.74i,OO0 last year.
and 1,5T5.O00 year before last; IN Erypt
600 year before last; In India i2SOoO
against 5000 last year. and l7t.O00 year
before last and in the United States i,bTS.
600. against 1,45OOo0 last year, and 1,462.
year before last.
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La Porte, Texas, November IS. Work on
the oil well west OF town Is being rapidly
pushed The well Is now down over 600
feet. report was current n day or two
ago that strong pressure OF gas had been
encountered, but officers of the company
say there was no foundation for the rumor.
Tie formation is said to be very favorable.
comparing to some extent with that ON
Spindle TOP. Tho officers Of the company
are very MUCH encouraged at the outlook
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woRLD's VISIBLE SUPPLY.
The Weeks Increase 93,9e4 Bale
AGAINST o,2o3 Last Year.

" Against tso,2o3 Last Year
Vow orleans. November 2s.-Secretary
IIoster's statement Of the worlds visible
sunuly Of cotton, made up from special
cable and telegraphlc advices, compares
tbe figures Of this week with last week,
,ost year and the year before. II shows
an Increase Tor the week Just closed Of
81 9o4 bales, against an increase OF 1So2os
last year and an increase Of lila the
wear before. The total visible Is s'2g7OSO
bales. against S,2l8.oSs last week s'4oe' 1898
-. year. and 1865, 456 year before last
~ .ife HE total Of American cotton IS
3 ~ SIC $50 bales, against 2,I62, 0se last week;
. Ca ina last year. and ? $50, $50 year be
Tor Rrszil India, ETC., 10000 bales,
hss{R,st All COO last week; $4,000 last year.
"a bsa 600 year before last
The total worlds visible supply Of cot
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four ounces. Won by Coleman in th,r,
pitting, 'N'''
A black red War Horse. ave mounds
seven ounces, for Santa Anna; Coleman
blue red Grist, hye poupds, four ounces
This was one of the besi3hghts az the Jo,.
and was Won by Santa Anna In ninth njf
ting. P'''
Santa Anna showed a ginger red Athlete
four pounds, thirteen ounces; Coleman rrav
Grist and Jap cross. Won by Coleman eftes,.
hard, fast fight This ended tbe snnrt
winning three. s'ue
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poRrE's BARBARous METHODS.

Maeedcnians Are Being Subjected to
Many fortunes.
London. November %. Mall sdvices from
Constantinople, under date Of November "a,
say:
I'm spite Of all official denials. the porte
is adjoining barbarOus methods In crushing
The Macedonian peasants. In the face OF
promises OF free pardon TO those who re-
turned 70 their homes, Christian villagers
have been shock!ngly tortured to make
them betray alleged concealed depots OF
arms or give information regarding the
working OF the Macedonian committees.
EVEN priests were not spared, while the
troops openly plumber The peasants, who
are being driven TO despair
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I'ck FIGHT Was a n,a,.

r.. -s4ls' November 27.-santa
Il, ' eala cock fight today between
i.,0 Ss'enan and W. a. Minis, San.
-'ed in draw.
,'saos as follows:
A., psst Eight showed a brown
Inn e SIX pounds; Coleman, gin. !.
ssh ' ~ pounds. Won by Santa
- showed another brown rod
I, Ssrp Pounds; Coleman. br,sb+
pa ''unos' Won by Coleman T,nsh IN
posS uSGSed a black rod Wa
4 Mos see,s' thirteen ounce e C war
llrts SiSck masted red Iu GriSt Cole ole
iopr SSg aRes. Won by SANTA nfe
fYe' C Co,a black breasted roa
I'd y, FIlSShds, seven Ounces Ssseu cd psa
--Nieg Grlst, 1--WE pounds,
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fw ASSOCIATION PLANS.
~ Circuit Stewards May Form
hnother Combination.

n Circuit Stewards May Form
another Combination.
luk November Is. Representa-
ae Grand Circuit and affiliated
: met at the Hoffman house
isaant to a call issued by H. NJ.
ssldent Of the Cleveland Driving
'sia'ion' to consider the adyls-
'eIlnlng a new trotting associa-
mama was elected temporary
4, \, ~. y was decided not TO form
Y. I. oIsanlzation at this time. In
,'la uiittee was appointed whose
~ ue 70 visit all the leading
fcn o. the country, get sug-
.lshs ~ inc various owners, con
'tl INV sules governing trottlng races
,gao,n ~ Isport TO the body BY whom
IA ''.uled. The committee was re-
IsAe a report II possible at
= ~ inc Grand circuit stewards.
w 10 Boston January ~ Even
n ~ Is not ready to make n
a ,ass,h may time the members will
s ,aa by the chairman for the
| M living n. such suggestions as
oy the stewards. The com.
~ 80 particular attention To the
r ssfe.uuhg stewards, who will
n n ~ :, and decide on various
NM Time they arise, instead
y IA ~ t,hLey can come up before
,e5, " tine lne parent bodies which
Fslpt. Suce blennially. The com
h Tees consists Of Senator J. W
- g T. Malcolm Forbes, II. X,
Providence. 'usS ana a. H.
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The Fatn as Are Very Happv.

College Station, Texas. November ~
To saw that the cadets are happy over the
outcome of yesterdays game at Austin, in
which they defeated varsity, is putting 1t
mildly. This season has truly proved TO be
record breaking one for the cadets, they
have lowered the flag Of every team they
have met, usually by large scores, and they
ended the season yesterday in blaze Of
glory by defeating their old-tlmc gridiron
fees, the university.
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~ VI ,seIe IN 20.

Galveston Texas, November IS. There
are now but seven foreign ships IN port, the
smallest number that have been in port
since the season opened There are q
number destined for Galveston aud thcrc
Is no danger ~ congestion Of traffic on ac-
count Of shortage Of tonnage. Ocean freight
rates remain low aud there are few changes
being made I'm the quotations
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PARDoNs WE'RE REFUSED.
President Has Turned Down Number
Of Applications.
Especial to The Postl

EtG6lQGTL Ties Alflgh GSFF' =
Of Applications.
Especial TO The Postl
Washington. November 2s.-The presl-
dent today denied applications for pardon
IN the following cases; Paul Blanc Eastern
district OF Louisiana, breaking into letter
boxes; A. S. Cornet. Eastern district OF
Louisiana, attempting TO defraud the gov.
eminent By fraudulent homestead entry;
WIN Clifton. Northern district OF Texas,
couuterfeitlng; w. A. Pace. Northern dis
trict Of Texas, sending improper letters
through the mails; Robert Thompson, Cen
trail district Of Indian Territory, cattle
stealing; Henry Foster, Northern district OF
Indian Territory, cattle stealing; James
Hunt and Felix Goodwin. Southern district
Of indian Territory. manslaughter' John
Kirk Northern district OF Indian Territory,
selling liquor without license.
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EranklIn Recantured.

Galveston, Texas, November 2s-A. 7.
Franklin, negro who escaped fSom tho
court house last Friday by climbing out
of the third story window ana making his
way safely to the ground In broad daylight.
was rearrested last night. lie had been
convicted OF burglary aud was sentenced
to i've years In the peultentiuy.
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labor OifI.IaI 2 NIsiior-

Galveston Texas, November % Frank
puny, general secretary and treasurer OF
the Brotherhood OF Carpenters and Joincrs.
With headquarters az Philadelphia, Pa. Is
In the city today looking after the inter.
ests OF that Organization. He has been
making tour OF the Southern cities, meet.
ing the members OF the various branches
Of the order le LETT toniEht fnr Atlantn
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The nRla unn Is Rankrunt.

New York, November 2s.-,John L. suln-
van, former champion heavyweight prize
fighter OF the world, filed n petition In
bankruptcy in the United States district
court today He said his liabilities We're
$26J0 and his assets $50 worth OF wearing
aDnarcl
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aannnokhnrn Grounded.

New York. November PSI. A. Cutie,
manager OF the Montreal Transportation
company, today received the following dis
patch
''Bannockburn on shore on mainland
" " y "George Z. MeCurdy."
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The penver.e lIeayy carno.

Galveston. Texas. November 2s The
Mallory steamship Denver arrived wedues-
day morning with a heavy cargo and was
detained for short time by trouble at tic
bar. The tide was very low aud tho vessel
stuck on the bar. but only remained there
for a few minutes.
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NEGROES SOLD AT AUCTION.
Convicted Of Vaprancy They Were
"Bcund Out" for Year.

"Bound OUT Tor a Year.
Lancaster, Ky, November 2s--Sherin
Lawson attracted large crowd before tho
court house door today by the sale Of three
negroes. two women and a man. After
FIRST reading his order from the circuit
court, he asked for bids. They came IN
lively. The man, Charles Anderson, sold
for twelve months brought 50. aud tho
women. Belle Griffin and Emma Green
sold for one and three years respectively
brought IS each, They were convicted 81
vagrancy and ordered sold TO the highest
bidder,
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Mineral Wells, Texas. November PA.
n BeauffoYd and Miss Antole Jpmez were
married by Esquire Green IN this city yes
terdsy. Miss Jumez Is daughter OF Mr.
Jnpez. prosperous farmer living two
niles south 81 town Mr.. Beaunord Is a
resident Of Dallas countu The happy
couple win make Palo Pinto county thelr
home, -
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p.crs AT JENNINGS.

krton, November 2S.-only a fair
n turned out to witness the races
srgs The going Is still very heavy.
AEoiltaS Gould. sam Craig and
\ Queen, won their respective
sAHs Lord Advocate and Beackart,
Dored second choices. took their
n The only outsider to win was
MI III thu third race.
~ 3 half miles. hurdle Gould,
Bis. Celegian. Time 4:41.
Al'ngs Lord Advocate, Hist, Lucky
ne 100 rs.
Flonss Little Adel. Black Diana.
Nine LEO 3-5.
b. fijy yards-Sam Craig, Annie
BIZ Teasle. Time 1854.
~ q sixteenth -Benckdrt, Maiden,
N tht. Time 1855 80.
iuioags-Florham Queen, Ahola,
4h Tine 1872.