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New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spot
AmsF,opn oa 1000 bales rsesiD,s 90 bales Amsesn
Sy snn mpand oa hrm @
Pi
Augustseptenber. 425s; september~october 4i7v nom
in flour circles saturday a result the wheat
& sGs M 70 wer int srass % s. M Mne
sa ssss @ @'esihs SS Ssas' .g Ae
Quiet spot quod 9ad So 70 & .po aGd 70
F. }sne s & Fair g gGSd & 22sS8 4o oS6ed
Firm qnoed white Yellow 81 6od$l 7o coarse
spot ,4s ss sae to arrive zoo 6 sas sass spring
coTnnssi $50; nseed Oh cake $50 25a$2o 50; oil
eaf fho e Strength G Sfa n cosg s o. grains was
Leading influence Zen IN wes circles c 6n Saaay d ana a GGf
with oats at chicago over & Gent nusmei @ neheT
prices advanced easily attended by active demand
and snow prediction the latter considered
fact the weather map showed no important change
conditions anywhere In the southwest nor on he racine
Of the belt but general precipitation appeared els
felt. with prospects for colder conditions also IN the
too strong business but mentioned 20 loads
having been worked the previous night and not be
ports The Northwest were 581 cars compared
winter only p 900 bush were received for
cables were & an N @ m1I ] am1 ~ Pars While foreign houses
Liverpool ana ogl no of ybeat earii in The session
After - O'clock continued firm at top
prices day with fairly active speculative trade
Closing s6lsc / o'clock. No red closed s9hc; No
Northern Duluth s7&sc: and No ! Northern Manitoba
"a all b afoa .tORN-n line with the
strength of and generally improved feeling in grain
circles the market on SATURDAY was strong ana
scri,e affair advancing NewYork &c and closing at
o'clock al 6s%c May. a full cent above the
prcyioas night While regular market conditions were not
very different those Of the previous day manpua
proved he important bull consider
alton. inspiring vigorous demand from ehorts all day
rl,s y,ozenent was and with advance OF
lGIL5 IN English provided additional Of
frsnrfb 10 the Export trade neglected but
ooS hush of cash sold local account ~
Ne close No > corn quoted 6S@c; No white. I3c,
sn5 &n yellow 13c ahoat basis. . ATS
Much excitement prevailed in the oats market at Chicago
Saturday Nav which. under the infu-
ence Of manipulation. advanced little cept
bushel the previous night Trace was on lttGe
tutere No > closed
5I~. No 2 aIRM5Oc No. . white 53i2c: No white.
track mixed 5OG5lc: track white, 53qJSc and No
Hh,te clips 53isG54c. 80 .RYE-Market firm; No
IVes,srn 7Ic and No Western. 7Oi2c. both Z
aaont; state rye G6G67c. .BARLEY-Market quiet;
See5i,g was quoted and mailing. 69dI2c both
PunaIo =. BTCKWHEAT GRAIN-Narket steady;
quoted 81 per 10 track. New York. CLOVER
sFFD-Market nominal: quoted pa GioAc.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
EMPEROR AND SHAH.
hicago Record-HeraId.

From The Chicago Record-Heraid.
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria was hunt
Ag recently, and at nightfall found himself at
considerable distance from the castle in which
E was staying He was very tired and was
aphderlng now he could get home, when sud
s5niy peasants wagon appeared. Hating the
ilFer the Emperor asked if he might ride. and
a- ~ peasant biUntly told him to get in. Then
ne following conversation occurred:
DO you know who ] ann" asked the En-
peror
Upon my faith, ] haven't the least idea"
answered the peasant.
Joseph
convinced that his companion was trying to
lsy joke on him, the peasant answered with
superb Indifference:
And do you know who l amp"
Perez
ell I'm the Shah of Persia" said the peas
~ and then he urged his old horse to a trot
- ne Emperor got such a shaking that he
.eee no further attempt to converse with his
~-gtI1El brother the peasant.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
CASH OuOTAT1nNs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-or,r--r- , New-York. January IS. 1902
1st5-It was an uneventful day the market for
To.ee frlces failed TO than points from
Idst hs sht hgures and speculation Of a
PROFESSIONAL character aside light European selling
IN me opening the market IN
cIiafeed 10 . points lower barely
Win the entire list down points from last nights bids
INooII bo3ers SOLD out, and shorts
profits The news from European markets was quite
peaIs as anticipated. while Brazilian cables repored
sap declines at both Rio Santos with port and in
receipts very large The market closed quiet
MIL prices net points lower. Total sale only
100 bags The, Bsechlev has cleared Vic
to,ia with 5000 bags for States The mar
toI SIot cotee was quiet and a under
- pN importers. Prices nominaily
"lT nasls ~ bssc for invoice lots or No : Rio.
: follows: 80 " ''"' '''N'' ~ N''
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah. Jan. lS-Cotton firm; mIddnE 77sc. ro,,
middling Itac good ordinary. lice receipts 3G5
sales. G24 stock, 1876 S8a 9' low
memphis; Jan Cotton steady: middllng. 10 Ice
low middline. 9-l6c good ordinary iSr. not 70
Iep5s 10 69ies gross 3346: shipments. 3O52 sales
NeW-orleans Jan IS = Cotton steady; midding
lo-loc; low midding. Lice good ordinary -l6C.
net recepts 1880 bales $50 exports 10 the con
tnent 100; coastwise. 949 sales. $50; sock as
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

ms being active to-days cotton market
eeT! steady from finish and an advance ~
pOs was sustained 70 the by struggling ea nd
bulls ous TIC shrts and Light new buying. by inside
o-''s. ne news at hand Intensely l,Ilisb
was me news Of yesterday bearish I.verpoo sur
sIt pom factons by advancing 1Giia points when
siIsIi' decline had been looked privata caIJas
once more declare that unprecedentedly good trade
I'lons IN Manchester had toned
on IN Europe with spectators decidedly bulisb as
20 me immediate future market Port receirfs
Meie nt Ite In excess OF those year and the in
receipts while large.
Gated by yesterdays official estimates As for So,t5o-,
20. inarkets the undertone remained strong with
poftefs sun prominent buyers
70 ne from % 10 ca Of held same time las
!ea- movement, whole, rredic-
ions ions VIII soon fa on 10 slim proportions through
sheer exhaustion The local spot cotton market was Quiet
ana STEADY with prices lice higher for mid
ding upland and 5 e-16c mdding Sal were
bales Futures closed steady. "a prices 2dT
points higher Commission advised constituents 10
hBy all breaks the belief
edge Of bull movement. be outgrowh Of legt-
mate influences and undue speculative
The range Of contract prices in the market to-day
follows: ~ 10y
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

Ia 1A1H
STATIONS Of West Twsnty-.hira street and Des-
orosses and Co-tllnit streets
SFThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
coruahd streets is five minutes later than
station, except where otherwise noted.
% a VI EAsI MAII-LinliSed to two Buffet ParEor
8 N No coaches . Pittshurs.
a5s NJ PENNsYIvxNiA sno Com
Chicago ee1ens TSeSo SaG cne.Dns fnS
, =, .a,naBo,s 3 Louisville. 81 Louis
TaIedo LouisTie e''G Sa an }nsna S &
S.s5 i,5M p N. ST LOUIS EXpREss-For Pittsburs Ind
o.5 p " WEsTERN E%PRE S1i snlHf GAT Chicago For
75 fsc fEiSffS ExpREsso RE2s foT p,,.surs and chi
R6rs nnaes s0r ceva ef pf yle saasy valley
@F6r 5i;,SV o. EVEL-AND AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
sWAsnlNGTsoOSN sOSAna AND i5d TraE riai5nHss SOUTH
iSndt S,rss e9,n5as Car, 1910 DessEesses and Corr
ande streets - D6ns IN g Sar 10 epssbTaSsss and Cert
5Sr ard Dining Cars s25 Dining carr 42s dining
dsy s2S ln1s y lfnSE gar & 3 % p p II 70 night sun
Pa2ior '4l9iTS ann B,,5a Gsr a29 q1grsssions Lam All
soTrHERN' ''R ,RTinS Car, > p II 10 niEat
Itsd ia D. m CDesbrosses and C,ortlandt streets
hsst p saIx Nv Weekdays Express S25, 425 III
bssSrGs.ssG GohST ahs c5I,sSd &
s1BoAB AIR R LIRE a Rh1n% "a n59 92S P m dai En Mat,
nsSt datIv Limited l@5S D m daily. Express. 121o
N9RiGK Shd AED WESTERN RAlLwAY-For MsnDh,
days and 4.55 D. m. daily ~ " '' N
fOk OLD POINT COMFORT and S0REOTI<
Neek-days and Sd5 m daily -
y All-ANTIC CITY, m. and y
StarTsr1 EestIouled Trains Buffet Parlor and
CAPE MAY.-I9a5 VeaE dave
on New YORK and lSonE Branch Railroad
80 IMeny third Street station So m. IL 40.
- A'-! and ll95 p sundays. m.
= ~. iron peshrosses aud Cortlandt Streets) 900
M LOU SO DO and i30 p. m Sundays las
2 % - FOR PHILaDELPHTA.
-" and COrtlandr Is
80 coo 3-a tI)lnlng edl n
dssnlIsses and Cortiandt Dining Carr
1v-e1 tL''liS tarl, l55 a. 12.d5
!DesnfosSeS and tortlandt Streets. (Din-
ING 'arl, S15, 45. 425 Dining Dining carr
I'D tLinlng Carr. 80. -. : D. m ~ night
.4Ltidys, olO COachesl. Q
t1erl BOO umtted q so 1O.j5 Dining Carr a. m 10 5S
ieNlns Car) lJ5 dining Carr. 325 Dining carr 355
so tDlnlng Carl. 40 Dining (Dining
90 SO SO 92S p. m, L. 10
IlChet oI1ces Nos i6l 1896 1851
~ Firth Avenue theiuw 23d ST., AstCr House:
West Twenty-third station and stations foot
, Pesbrosses and Cortandt Streets Court Street
sos FuIton street. as Broadway and
1eN station Brooklyn Station, Jersey The New
lvtk transfer company will call check bag
lge from hotels and residences destinatio
leIepnone eIl Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
j. r. HUTCHINSON D voOD
"eheral ManaseT General Passr
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
new YORK CENTRAL

40. . HARLEM DIVISION.
svS = a. ana 80 r NJ. Daily SUNDAYS.
"eiu ana North Adams. sundays only, Q 30 A n.
Pullman Cars all through tFutas.
Trains Illuminate ed Pintsch
,Iicke ohces az lis POI. f15 and I216 Broadway. IS
Inlon So W. 20 Columbus Nest1
lSSth St and 13Sth S. Stations York and Tee
Telephone 800 GSth Street. York Central Cab
service Baggage checked residence nv
Wtstcatt Express Company.
5 RLonGETT, GEORGE Fl. pANIEI.s
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

,L.ra.o. Jsa. is-Flour dull and easy. Theat-Sprlng
- 10 Northern. 81 &c, winter nothing doing. Corn
s-llts-. No Yellow. 6slsc; No do. CSC. No . corn.
- 40 d. SJi4 Oats unsettled No white 81 sc;
90 No mixed. soc: No do. 4sizc Barley
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPEiIA.
s'i25, tS.0O $500 1000. -1l.3O A NJ. 90 II 80,
3O0z, $40 t400 S'40O. t43O 800. 200. 1890 $500
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$500. $1,000 s11.30 A. NJ.
- 90 2. NJ. 81 Is mdt
Ofrces Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. iI3. 261 asa
1S2 9th 737 oh Union So
West i53 East Ie5th St. I25th ST 245 Co,,r
Ave. York; Court 344. $50 Fulton So
Brooklyn. rs Broadway, williamsburg New Trans
fer Co calls Tor and checks baggage TO destination
From liberty ST. -Doily. TDaiy. except sun
iay. ssundays only zParior Cars only.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. Jan iS-The wool market quiet bur firm
curing the week The first series auction so
WIZ open on Tuesday. January 2 The offerings for the
first five days amount as 100 bales The arrivals Of VOL
"r the second series Of sales z47 bales The
np9rts @ Of wool during the week Wales
2292 bales Queensland 646; Victoria O59 South Ans
ralla i3ls; New Zealand 1923: cape Of Good Hone
and Natal, 4537; elsewhere. 1913 nope
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

), No 2 hard 7pis As4,

nay ssSc; July s1k9s1Ec No hard 7eib ~s.c Car,
OatsNo . % &C. Nay esq d66%c; July sex des1sc
ss 0.aC cash 4sc; May. 4sAc; July 4oI.c; No White
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

,s.sa esotations follows Flour dull; winter
t5s S sGQs4 straights. So 4oasS SO, clears, 50 30Q
rsr,. spIng specials, 81 80; patents 50 5oass 80:
t.ssss ss loQS5 40; No spring wheat. IOc; No REQ
AZ IS S No white cats 47@45tge No rye eS1se'
tss N-enoce mailing barley, e3d65c; No ] faNsee1
H5 80 EorthweFtern. g 60 prime timothy seed.
.t9ters grade SO SodS9 s.: pork
Fs - t"eSi6 IS; hard ID. 50 i5Gs9 s1ls snort
lkosas s2s qooseD s. 4oass 55: dry salted shoulders
l2lsdST %: short clear SIDES fboSed), - s1p
hisey basis Of high 81 80 On the Produce
s -. to-dsy the butter market steady cream
Esrs ysg<sIc: dairies 1890 Cheese easy. loglSc-
Eo Jan. Is.-Ciose- Nheat-Cash No hard. ass-c
auy 7.s neEn. T3c No Northern. 15Ssc: May. 1S7sc;
su~e Oats. 8G1s9s5ssc. Corn, 65c.
srn 7selef, Jan. higher; close: No North
aeh.r. ~ e 30 Northern T7@775zc; MAY, sic Rye
te fsss,e es1zc. Barley duh: No 2 Sc samples aSa
Ph,s@hE-aay. Gs%9GsAc
sfaee Jan ls.-Nhest firm. 1c higher: contract
aased Ssraiy sGgse1ze Corn firm; le higher: No
clipped ahaafy. G1z Hg7Ac. Oats firm; No white
q hearty sltter STEADY; fancy western creamery 2ic
.sty PRINTS. &c. Eggs unsettled and Be lower; fresh
fosh4rr 90 Western, 25c: do Southwestern 25c; do
estsns 20 Cheese quiet but firm; New-York full
hsetipt. small. IKE: DO fair TO choice 31z4l1c.
sssss ns9oar, 100 bbls and i.556,0oo N in sacks
s.pn<n.. ~, D9sh corn, 5000 bush oats, 500 bush
buss "hssi 2sooo bush; corn 1900 bush; oats
A's. Jan le.-c1ose-Wheat-S red caxh. sskc:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
LIVE STOCK mARkrrs-nr TEL ron ~,

live STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
sa ,n hclna Jan. ls-Hogs active and higher So 75a
~ 40 CattIe steady. 81 50GS5 Sheen STEADY 3sS
- % Lambs steady, 81 75GS6 '' - -'@
East Buffalo. Jan. 1S-Cattle-R Recenrs e75 baos. ..
e snd qnhanged veas choice ssass 5o to good
S3HSf 20. Hogs--ReceiDts $500 Workers 20G
So +o light do 81 loaS6 25 packers So 50G So ~
ce heaEy " GoaSo 20; pigs s5 5dS5 20. roushs S5 20
nt" 40 stays. SiGS4 30 Sheep and lambs-SupDv sno
head sheep steady: lambs lower. sheer choice band\J
Hetners. - "0S4 So common 10 extra INA
~ So Snils and common S2a$3 60 heavy export ewes
ana wethes 50 GO0S+ -; yearnCs 75aS3 To- choice
lambs 81 So@S5 90 choice 81 5CG S. "a cIs t
fair 81 25d$5 10 sT ~ GUNS 10
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
A Months Cruise
to the West Indies

dIIu NICNIIO
upon the Luxurious Twin-Screw
Cruising Steamship
PRINZESSIN VICTORIA LUISE
leaving New York February s 1902 4 cruise Of
y days the itinerary includes san JUan. Do
mingo city, Kingston. Santiago de Cuba Vera
cruz. Mexico City extensive side trip in Mexicol.
Havana, Charleston. S g.: New York
Rates from $3.50 upward.
Also cruises to the ORIENT January % and the
BLACK SEA March p 1902
Apply for pamphlets. rates. ETC.
BURG-AMERICAN LINE,
Offices. 55-3T Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin station. New York an fol-
lows, and 10 min. later foot West ST. y. r.:
.i;l0 A M.-for Intern. points Albany a Mont'L
fu--o A. ND Hudson Xiv. * MOh- Express.
400 z. M--ChIcago Express.
.2 y p M--COnt- Lin for Detroit Chicago &
t3;A2 T. M-l.) For Hudson RiveE Albany.
'S:l5 J.. M-FOf Roch. Buffalo. Cleve'd & Chicaxo-
TI.iS p M--FOr ROch-. Buffalo. Detroit *
's;lb r. M-For Syra-. Roch Mag Fails bet & Chi
'Daily. fDaly. except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
mex. No at tlo:i5 a NJ; No 2 at tS:eG P. u. Leave
Jersey City. r. r. r. sta. No. fif20 A M: No 4
70 35 p NJ Time tables principal hotels oaces
checked
p. 6. BI-ODGETT. c I.ANIsERT
Gen'I Superintendent. Gen'l Passr ASsne
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
nc statIsca position o. BrazllIan ccee Is Is follos

,oit - oIiee market weak No Rio. $500: exchange
400 hapis 5000 bags cleared for United states
bags 'Ni'' ''''V "ass' stoch 4S1,oUO
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

ara anosICofee market quiet; good aver
santos $4,000 receipts, 29O bags stock 135 600
90 n, 1ofee market opened unchanged: at
90 ~ was net unchanged J.
ian nayre-Coree market opened steady q al franc
l. m advanced = franc. 3 m
unchanged to Il franc higher at n m uncbanreI ot
s''-S. 5000 bags. ~ - = - "i0"aiiseu' tota!
January ......... Al 5or vt,
udiE
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
s s2la s rs
July Is 90 90 i % sSS + ia ias s

tepts OF hreadstufs interior points thousands
foose ee oiphers Opn) omitted. -four bbs bush
The age-herald., 1902-03-28
The Way to a Rose Garden.

Those who already know the manifold delights of rose culture, as well as those who wish to know them, but have hith- erto been deterred by reason of expense. will be interested in the latest plan de- veloped by the veteran rose growers The Dingee & Conard Company, West Grove, Penn. This firm grows nearly million rose plants annually. They have for sale over one thousand different varieties. Among these are many really great ones, combining beauty of form, richness of coloring, freedom of bloom, and hardi- ness. D. & c. Roses are already widely famous, but to still further extend their fame a wonderfully liberal offer Is now made: Is D. &. c. Roses, $1. These roses are all different kinds, no two colors alike-and are properly labeled. They will bloom profusely this year, and con- tinue throughout the season. Strong. well rooted plants, on their own roots not slips. The collection Is sent, postage paid, to any part of the United States and Colonies. satisfaction and safe ar rival guaranteed. It is a great opportun- ity for rose lovers.
 The 33d annual edition of The Dingee & Conard Co.'S New Guide to Rose Culture, the leading rose catalogue of America, is sent free, both to purchasers of the above collection, and to others on re quest. It describes all the famous D. & c. Roses, and all other flowers worth growing.
The age-herald., 1902-03-28

whiri-wind finish. Travers won from her field in a drive. Summary:
 First race three-quarter mile-Travers 10e (Gormley), to 5. won; MaxiIle. 10l C.. smith), to 1, second; Florrie S, 9s QIelgerson) D to l, third. Time 1:1S
 Second race, seven eighths mile. selling Brewer Schorr. 94 (Meade), to 1, won; Ldzzie A, 95 (T1elgerson). to 1, second Birdie Stone, 9s Qyndsay), 15 to 1, third. Time 1:32
 Third race, five-eignths mile. selling Little Jack Horner. 11S Gyne), to 5, won Zirls eS (Singleton), to 5. second; Crescent City 92 QIelgerson), 10 to 1. third. Time 1:oS1s
 Fourth race, Capital Hotel stakes. $5OC added. 2-year-olds, four furlongs-Mal- lory. 11S (Coburn) to 5, won; Break Spur. 11S c. Woods). 4 to 1, second; Peal. 115 (McGinn), to 1, third. Time :49K.
 Fifth race, selling. eeven-eighths mile Hengestan, 108 Oominick), 3 to 1, won; B. G. Fox, IA Gyne), 3to l, second; Small Jack. 94 QIelgerson), 8 to 1. third. Time 1:17
 Sixth race, selling. seven furlongs- Plead. 97 (EarD. 3 to 1. won; Ida Pen zance, 92 Heigerson), 6 to 1, second; Henry of Franstamar, 10S Oavisson), 8 to l, third. Time 1:30N.
The age-herald., 1902-03-28
THE STRENUOUS LIFE
A Great Strain.

No one disputes the fact that we are living in rapid age; 1t is rush, rush.
 rush from morning until night and com
 petition is so fierce that the struggle does
 not cease until the machine Is worn out. Women, too even when surrounded by every comfort, become infected by the
 common spirit. and what with their clubs 1 and many social duties have no time to 1 give thought to their physical well-being
 until they are suddenly brought to
 sharp realization of the fact that nothing 1 in their lives is so important as attention | to correct or rational living. 1t may sur | prise the readers to learn that women are | more prone to piles than men, and in l most cases because 1t is difficult to im-
 press upon them the importance of regu- lar movements of the bowels Irregularity
 means straining at stool and straining
 means piles, with the certainty (under
 the usual methods of treatment) that the
 sufferer will have them always with her" By usual methods is meant the application of salves and lotions, or Gas
 a last resorD a surgical operation. If there is a complaint which entails more distress and suffering upon those afflicted than piles or hemorrhoids it is not known to the writer. Fortunately, however, these are learning that there is rem edv that effectualy cures all forms of niIes If is known as the Pyramid Pile Cure is in suppository form. is applied directly to the parts, and does it work ouickly and painiessly; it is sold by drug gists for fifty cents package. or will be mailed by the makers to any address upon receipt of price. Mrs. John H. Cas- tona, 2942 Arch street. Chicago, says: Il must write you that l was cured or a vow, agerayating case of itching and hleeding piles by the use of the great remedy Pyramid Pile Cure, even after several physicians had claimed there was m cure except by an operation. am well now and owe all to this valuable remedy. I cannot say enough for it." Write the Pyramid Drug Co.,. Marshall, Mich, for their little book on the cause ana cure or
The age-herald., 1902-03-28
KRUGER SANCTIONS MOVEMENT.
Schalk-Bureer's intentions Are Well
 Known to the Old President.

New York, March 27.-Reports from Brussels and The Hague continue to re- veal the anxiety of the Boer delegates to have 1t understood that peace cannot be made without their knowledge and con- sent, says a London dispatch to the Tri- bune.
 The dispatches are contradictory, but bellicose as are the declarations attributed to Dr. Leyds, 1t may be safely assumed that MT. Kruger has known about Schalk- Burgers intentions for several months and that he has sanctioned the direct ap- peal to MT. Steyn and Dewet.
 The Dutch Ministers at The Hague un- mistakably are hopeful that peace will be made. They are reported to have warned MT. Kruger and Dr. Leyds that better terms could be made before than after the coronation. but there is no method of confirming this rumor.
The age-herald., 1902-03-28
At Rennlnns.

Washington, March 27-Jockey Wonder lys riding was the only feature of tame afternoons racing at Bennings today. Of five mounts he rode three winners and two placed horses. The talent picked only two first horses, Water Alone and Bastile, the latter being odds-on.
 First race, five and one-half furlongs- Alpaca 100 (Wonderly), even, won; Gold Fox 102 (Booker), 4 to 1, second; Locket 96 (D. O'Connor), 10 to 1, third. Time: 1:093z.
 Second race. one-half mile - Glamboy 101 (Wonderly), 10 to 1, won: Baron Knight 110 (Burns), 4 to l. second; Mys- tic Bell 98 q. Daily, to 1, third. Time: 0:52
 Third race, six furlongs - Essex 9S (Shea), 2 to 1, won; Meister Singer 101 Henderson,, F to l. second; Carroll D.. 106 Oandry), 12 to 1, third. Time: 1:16 4-5.
 Fourth race, seven furlongs-Brisk 101 (Creamer), to 1, won; Fonsoluca 97 CWonderly), to 2, second; Little Lois TOT Gandry), ' to l. third. Time: 1:29 AS.
 Fifth race, six and one-half furlongs- Bastile 107( Booker), to 5, won; King Barley Corn 104 (Odom), to 1, second; Ring Leader TOT CWonderly), 15 to 1,third. Time: 1:23 4-5.
 Sixth race, mile and forty yards-Water Alone 106 (Wonderly), to B. won; Inkling ST (Shea), 13 to B. second; Wood Chuck 92 CThmopson). 13 to 5, third. Time: 15O