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New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
iSurrOgates' Notices.

DERGEN. MARGARET AMIN PURSU-
IL snc. of an order Of Hon c. Thomas Sur
roxate Of County York notice Is hereby given
10 all persons having claims against Margaret Ann
bergen OF OF New York deceased. 70
nresent the same vouchers thereof 70 the SUB
Of business. at the Office
of Wilmer & CanfeI1 No 4S Wall Street. Borough OF
Mani City oS New York On or before ths
next
York. February leths 1908
MARY ELIZA Won ZEDWTTZ. Executrfx
WILMER CANFIELD Attorneys for Executrix. No -
Wall Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

----- Y,r-rrE COOPER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
4f1E> l. -- Third avenue corner Ninth Street
York, April I. 1908
AN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS AND IN
~ pectors Of election will be held on MONDAY the
thirtesuth day Of April. at the ounce Oh us eo'pN'
rerlIs onsn from 12 NJ TO O'Clock i. NJ
Fes ofth H0AA - O, B. CANDiDUS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

Order Of Honorable Abner C. Thomas Surrogsts OF
County Of New York nctee hereby gwen 70 all per
having against Henry F. Akin. late OF the
County OF YORK + State OF New York decease-
10 uresent the vouchers thereof to the sub
scrber at her place OF trsnsacng business the oe of
bfessrs Reed Simpson. Thacher & BaTnum- % Broad
Street Borough OF Manhattan IN he City Of New
York on or before the day OF May. 1903
ELIZABETH AKIN. Executrtx-
REED SIMPSON. TEACaER & BARNUM Adtorneys
for Exec 25 Broad Street Borough OF Aanhat-
tan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

L Abrrr C. Thornss Surrogate the County OF New
York notice hereby given all having claims
aza John H Wisrnerx. ate Of the County OF New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
place Of transacting business No
eS William Street a City Of New York or be-
fore fhe law of 1908.
Dated New the sth day Of December. 1902
CAROLINE VIEWERS. Administrative. etc
MORRIS l. foI Administrators etc. 6s
William ST.. Borough Of Manhattan. CITY Of New
York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs-

- Department OF Interior Office of Indian Affairs.
D G, March T. 1893. Sealed proposals. n
Proposals beef. Hour. etc the case may
be- and directed Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
2e5 2eT Canal street Chcago H. will be received
O'Clock p OF Tuesday. April =. 1875, Tor
furnishing the Indian Service beef -four bacon beans
and other articles Of Subsistence,
baking powder.
implements paints. oils. glass
leather shoe findings sadcery
etc hardware and medical supplies. and long
articles Sealed proposals indorsed
Proposals for blankets wooden and cotton goods cloth
be. and directed 20 the COM
missioner Of Indian Affairs Nos 1ls III Wooster street
New york received until O'Clock OF
Tuesday May 90 for furnishing for the Indian srv
wooden and cotton goods clothing notions.
hats and made Government
blanks Schedules giving all necessary Information Tor
bidders furnished application 70 the Indian
once Washington D. C the q S Indian warehouses;
1921 New YORK City; 265 261 south
Canal Chicago. n: SIS Howard street Omaha
Seventh street. St Louis Mo: the com
rnssaries Subsistence. Z s A, at Cheyenne Wyo.
and Paul Mimi the QuarterTnaster Z ; A. Seattle
postmasters Sioux City. Tucson. Portla7d
Spokane and Tacoma and the Manufacturers and FRO
Of California San Francisco. Cat
Bids will opened the hour and days above statsd
and bidders invited be present at the opening The
Department the right determine the point OF
delivery and 81 BIDS. or any part OF
bid W y SC>E~S- ConlrnissloNer-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- .b,ar G Thomas , Surrogate OF the county O. Ne~
Work notice hereby given TO all persons having
Tohn Miller late O. me county q
YORK deceased TO exhibit an present the same. %
the subscriber al DIS Pd-e
ne b,SIosss az the Office Robert p Lee NO.
@e WIiam Street Borough OF Manhattan. CITY o. -<s"
Work on or before the 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER next
TstsS New YORK February 2Ist. 1908
D0'e~ 49, HENRY MULLER. Executor
ROBERT p LEE. Attorney for Executor 20 "I-4'a'"
Street. Manhattan. New YorE CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
MY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST. NEW

York. AE<>1 19o2-Seaed proposals. in tIplieate
will be received until Il O'Clock NJ April -. 1893.
and then opened for supplying about 5oe0 gallons OF
Mineral Oil Specifications and schedules furnished
application Preference will given articles u do
production manufacture conditions Of quality
productions
manufactures duty thereon being equal The Govern
the right reject all
posal= part thereof TO increase The quantity %
50oa found Envelopes containing
marked: Proposals FOR Mineral OH.
to be opened april 1898 and addressed Cob D. d.
A. @ NJ c.. L. 5 A. Depot q. NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
Financial Elections.

New April 9th. ig03
AT AN ANNUAL MEETING VI ihh
stockholders of The Lawyers Title Insurance @ Com
a, f g. y6Tc held on April 9th. 1903 the following
pa Ir oar,aS ss Directors for ensuing year:
"e'e etVNNeo TSDyVIN w cOGGESHALIs
JAMES STILLMAN,
DAVID 3. OGDEN.
JOHN T. LOCKMAN,
HERBERT B. TURNER,
WILLIAM P. DIXON,
HENRY MORGENTHAL.
FREDERIC de P. FOSTER.
FRANKLIN 3. LORD.
H HYDE
FREDERIC KERNOCHAN.
+ HARSEN RHOADES,
GEO. H SQUIRE
THOMAS D JORDAN,
WILLIAM H MCINTYRE.
I LAWRENCE MARCELLCss
JAMES NJ EARNUM
JOHN WEBER
HENRY E. ROWLAND.
JOHN ARBuCKLE,
JOHN NJ. BOWERS.
LOUIS V BRIGHT.
JULIAN D. FAiRcHILD,
CHARLES z MILLER; -.
-, ~nse.ing of the Board Of Directors chosen the
sf2 aI Gr5cers were ensuing year;
1oiio"i"s = w COGGEsHAIIa Prest and Genl Asr
DayIp 3. OGDEN. Vice Prest
I0HN T. LOCKMAN. I'd Vice Prest
1OTTIs V. BRIGHT. Sd Vice Prest d sectf-
WM p. DIXON Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
THE III. b. CLAFLIN COMPANY.
Notice of Summons.

CUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
~ George E. Plunktt Plaintiff: against Walter G
Adams Trial desired in New York
COUNTY To named Defendant: fou are hereoy
summoned the complaint N TINS action ana
of the Plaintins Attorney
within twenty after the service of this summons
Of service, and in OF your ia-
re 10 appear or judgment viii be taken against
the relief demanded IN the Complaint
Dated New York. September 9th 1901
LANES E SMITH, Plaintiffs Attorney. Post once and
o3ne M 3s Park Row, Borough OF Manhattan New
City. T..
anon the State OF New YORK, pursuant 70
9 orSsr Of Hon Charles MacLean, Justice OF this
Court dated the 9th day Of February 1905 and fled
tb the complaint the Office OF the Clerk OF the S-
prenne Court New York County in the Cour House IN
said County the 9th day OF FebIoady' 1879
Dated New York. February 2Ith. 1903
IsMFs E SMITH. Plaintiffs Attorney. IS Park Row.
Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

- ONCE Of Purchasing ,cornnlissary L s Army. 50
Whitehall Street York~City. N V. April T. 1908
proposals and delivering subsistence
this city for the month Of May 1903 will be
this office up II o'clock A NJ April II.
1903 Information furnished on application Envelopes
containing bids should be marked. Proposals for Sub
opened April ard addressed
d. L. lINARD Coumissary. L. :. A
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
HEAVY MARCH EARNINGS.

Railroad earnings received yes,ei uls ~ t,1oyr
=. ,r.ro+ and for the month show the folIo"-
,n eans as compared with the same time last year.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
! PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Il Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF tire County OF
York Is hereby given 70 all persons having
Matilda R. Doscbsr late OK the county OF
York. deceased to present the same Win v-ncners
thei- place OF transactis
business az No If5 Broadway the city OF New York
on or before the fourth day OF June next
the LIST day OF December. lstZ
WILLIAM C DOSCHER. Executor
CIAUsTNE NJ. BENSON. Executrtx
HENRY r wESSELMAN. ESQ. ATTY. for executors. i1S
broadway Borough CO Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. .h-s- r rbo,,ss a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice hereby given 70 all persons hayis Clans
Fath Of the County OF New Iork os-
Ceased to present with vouchers thereof 70 ts
his MA transacting business az
e.s - -ad.-trE Camp 3O2 Broatway, BorUush
~ Eanhattan in the City q New York On or before tns
frs day May next -, o-soL.~
Dated New York the twenty-sexsnIn Day o. OS.o'''
1902 GEoh5E a. - 800 So1
Rroa View York CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the County o.
View Yort notice is hereby given 70 ali persons n&sins
Haxun late OF the county OK
S- yrs sscessed present the with vouchers
has place OF transacring ousl
IRE ora~e Of sherman $o- %
si sfreet Ia the CITY Of New York. oF before the
day oS August next
Tp..s1 New York md day OF Feoruary. 1908
NS|eN HENRY SLEEPER HARPER. Executor
r-vsPTS TRACY & SHERMAN. AttGrneys t9E s.xecuiofs
So So Wall Street. Manhattan New Aork City-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
rN pTRsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Aprer c. ThC-as. surrogate OF the County OF ss@s
Work notice herery given 70 III persons nasln9 es-'
sSsfnst WIIIsam t-rupe CT the County OF New Io
~ nreseut he with vouchers thereoI 70 -
.ebsr1ira- a her piac traEsacting business NO. 80
Eroasway New York City. in The Clty OF 3<e~ -OAN~
or o. before IL first day ot Nav next .ooo
Datas New Yo-k. =7th day or Octo5eer. -s1--
uEa0IrY NJ GREENE. Attorney for Exeeutrtx Va
os<j Rroadwa- New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

- S. ENGINEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILD
ing New York March 81 is0s.-Sealed proposals
delivering Cement and Broken stone
Hamilton. n Y, will be received here until IL
NJ 1903. ard then publicly opened Inforrna ton
q, application W La MARSHALL. Major. Enxrs-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
r. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Frank = Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County =.
Sax Yort notice is hereby given 70 all persons
Ethel Scott. late OF the County %
present the with NOutlsis
subscriber her place OF transdcths
Office William r. WILCOX No y Nassau
Sore.t in the city YORK. ar before the hrst
H"1 y1atsd New YORK second dsy q February lsO5
N~- CSEORGIANA :. LYON. Adulinfstratrlx
WILLIAM p WILCOX. Attorney for AdnanistratFik'
a. Street NeE YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

Steamboats,.
GATsNlll, HUDSON & G0xsag9aE
poATs leav. pier A. n H. every weekday, p. Il
A DyERTIsEMENTs and sunssriotions ior The tribune
"A Al Uptown once
No. I..;24 bROADWAH
be at the following branch
offices al regular until clock D. NJ viz
"a 23d-st-s Io3 0fh-ave.. cor
1ath-st, s,o East I4th-st.. .55 West 42d-st. be
susen I'm and sfh aves: 263 West 125th-st.i 1-33s
od-nve., between 10th and nth sts; lso2o od-afe'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
Financial Meetings.

New York. 4th. 1903:
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The ,scr SIN co,,
.>Y corporation organized under the laws OF the
Colorado for the election Of Directors for the en-
% md for the transaction of such other business
as nav properly before said meeting VIII De "a
I5or 537 Fc1uitable Building Denver Colorado at ~
o'oIock A NJ on Tuesday. the i4th day CT April Ieoo
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

~ rs of The Fidelity and Casualty Company , CT New
-aLe mace on Tuesday. April IA lv95, at
I ncIocE noon in Room 900 Of 90 Cedar stTee,
t"eI'S FOR the purpose voting proposition
~ Increase the Capital Stock from s2ooooo TO s'oo
rhe pcIls Will remain one -laIf houF.
BY order OF the Ho " GEO. F. SEWARD.
President.
ROBERT J. HILLAS,
Sec'y-Treas.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
-..SoN THOMAS HENRY-IN PURsU-

VI .,es OF an order OF Hon Abner c Thomas. sur
~ me County of New York nos-ce Is hereby gwen
claims against Thomas k1sarS Mason
-. - rs T1unty York deceased 70 present tns
ssna wtfh vouchers thereof 20 ae s.oscrisr a. h1r
business. a. the ONCE or lanes l.
bts., ne attornsy. 135 Bro1dwsy IN be CITY ot
fourreenrh txy OF July next
TT.rsS New York. second day OF January 1908
DaNS1 49, J. MASON. ExecGrrtx.
JAMES L BISHOP. ATT fo- Exee'itrfx 1Ss Brad
way New YORK City
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
fuotatioas furnished by Joseph Walker Sons. No. 20
Broad-stl
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
New York March 4th. 1903:
rrHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCh

l. 1ror0ERs or the CORRALIToS COMPANY, a cor
-ation organized under the laws Of the state OF Co
ne election Directors for the ensuing year
raao Ips transaction of other business as may
ro,ar come before said meeting, VIII be hed al h9
e-,f+ohJa Putldng Denver Colorado al lo O'CLOCK
= M on Tuesday. the 14th day Of APRIL lyS, Ss-s.,
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

BANK STOCKS.
G7eportea by clinron Gilbert. No wall-st-)
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
BANK STOCKS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
s-graishe5 by William e Nichols e. Co. No Is waiIstl
Int period. / Bid. ASKED
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-09
WARREN.

Massasoit encampment installed off,
GERS for the ensuing year in Odd Fellows
hall. A program consisting OF vocal and
instrumental music was rendered. A sup
per was served, the later part OF the even
ing.
The Rusden Machine company, out OF
respect to the late Frederick C. Sayles,
was closed yesterday. Mr.. sayles
was very prominently connected with the
Rusden Machine company
The attendance at the fair % Lafayette
Guard last night was not as large as on
former evenings. A feature OF the even
ing was fancy drill under the com
mand OF Captain Bsauchenne The fair
will close Saturday night, and despite the
weather. the AFFAIR has been success.
The choir OF ST. Marks Episcopal
church held choir rehearsal at the home
OF Miss Alice Gardner. on Main street.
last night. Special music was practiced
under the direction OF Organist Towne
The prayer meeting services, which havo
been held evenings this week will come
TO an end tonight at both church. The at
tendance has been very good although
the weather at times was most unfavor-
able. Rev. ". J. Wstjen will treat the
following subject tonight Christ Lifted
Up" Rev. IT. n. Cady will conduct SER
vice at the NJ r. church.
A large amount T new machinery. In
cluding spoolng machines and spinning
frames. IL being placed In position, at
the mills OF the Warren Manufacturing
company
A schooner containing a cargo OF soft
coal for E. NJ. Martin n Co. arrived here
yesterday afternoon, and work on un-
loading will be commenced Immediately
The funeral OF Mrs. Kirby. a Warren
resident was held from 81. Mary's church
yesterday morning. Tnterment was I'm
the Catholic cemetery on Vernon street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-09
TRIUMPHS OF 1902.

Seldom II ever in any one year OF the
history OF the world have so many i'm
portant events of universal interest taken
place. America. England. Germany and
France have each participated The
president OF the United States welcomed
and entertained III. n. ". Prince Henry
OF Prussia at the White House. Edward
the VII. was crowned king OF England
and emperor OF India. the German en-
peror had his Americana built yacht. Me
teor," christened: France had the unveil-
ing OF the Rochambeau statue, and at all
functions attending these celebrations
Moet q Chandons Champagne was used
exclusively This indeed Is an unpar
alleled record. which is proof positive OF
the superiority and popularity of the re-
nowned brand Of Moet & Chandon White
Seal,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-09
SPEAKERS APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments were an
nounced by Speaker Burlingame:
Deputy speaker-Clarke II. Johnson OF
Foster
Doorkeeper--Arthur V. Warfeld.
Assistant doorkeepers--Joseph Proven
cher George c. Clinton.
Pages--walter J. Lewis. Charles B.
OConnor. Moses Roffiawitch, William
Marks, Clarence Saunders. Joseph Nc
Hugh, Robert f. Johnson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-09

4 action. He believed that such a rule
could be well applied. and yet he believed
| II was giving but little courtesy TO allow
| a man a privilege because of former SER
| Vices and then confine him 10 a seat.
Judge Harris concurred with Mr..
! Spooner and stated he believed the ex-
| clusion OF men who were interested IN
| legislation before the house would be all
that was desired 10 obtain.
DIDN'T BELIEVE IN DISTINCTION.
Mr.. Maloney OF smithfeld stated that
he did not believe that distinction should
be made and neither should II be assum-
ed because a man was a Republican or a
Democrat that he had Objectionable leg
islation In his pockets.
Mr.. Mcdonald was OF the opinion that
the men who received the courtesies OF
the house should be courteous towards
the house. III the rules were lived up TO
there could be but little fault found.
Mr.. Rathbun said there seemed TO be
a unanimity OF opinion regarding the
abuse OF privileges by persons who had
been accorded such privileges. and he be-
lieved that the suggestion that a person
having such privilege. and interested In
legislation before the house. should not
be permitted for the time being. the ad-
mission which he would otherwise have.
Mr.. Brown stated that the rule had
been amended at the closing day of the
fromer speaker OF the house. Ellery III.
Wilson. who was. he sand, a lobbyist. who
had gone about the floor OF the house i'm
portuning members and that the offend
er had been called TO account by the
speaker OF the house. a Republican, who
was not willing that the privilege given
should be abused
But the amendment was made in favor
Of lobbyist. He was willing that mon
should receive all consideration due 10
them. but those men shouli he willing to
SO conduct themselves as 10 merit that
privilege. IL was for this reason and the
incident he had mentioned he had pro-
+, sed the amendment
Judge Palmer believed the rIlss whom
made. should be enforced IL a man was
within the limitations OF his privilege he
would be always welcomed. IL he was
not there was reason for the speaker TO
deny the continuance OF such privilege.
Mr.. Murphy OF Central Falls was In ao-
cord with the prevailing sentiment. He
wished to deny no man that to which he
was entitled but no man should be per-
mitted To take advantage OF courtesy
Mr.. Rich suggested that the committee
on rules and orders was the proper COM
mittee 10 consider the proposed amend
ment and In view of the fact the commit
tee had been appointed he moved tho ref
erence OF the amendment to that commit
tee. II was so voted.
This concluded the business and the
house adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-09

Boston, Jan. s.-For New England:
Light snow tonight in west and south
portions; warmer tonight and Saturday;
fresh to brisk west winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-09
N EW SLETS

When the door OF Fortunes shut
Think not the curse OF CuSh
Will alight upon you, but
Find the trick of pull or push.
II perchance you can't advance
Don't suppose you've lost the ua!'
Ill-luck's surname's Ignorance;
Try again--the other way.
Let your plans mature In pairs
Single thoughts make hazy Wis
And, as science now declares,
Forces have their opposites
30. n you would win success
In a notable degree
Bring 10 every business stress
Swinging door philosophy
Jane Ellis JOY
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-24
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES
DID NOT AID POLICE
Chicago Chief Makes This Charqe
Against Government Officers.

CHICAGO, March 23-Chief of Po-
lice O'Neill has declared that federal
officials have neither given him aid
in uncovering "get-rich- quick" con-
Germs nor have acted upon evidence he
had furnished.
From the time I came into this of
flee L have been in daily receipt of let
tiers complaining of frauds practiced
by the turf investment companies and
So-called get-rich-qUick concerns.
L decided in the start that this was
matter for the federal officials to
investigate and as they came in 1 turn
ed over these complaints to Inspector
Stuart. So far as 1 know nothing was
done.
Il believed in the face of the num-
Der of complaints we We're receiving
that the inactivity would reflect upon
TINS department. Finally l called in
Detective Woodbridge and told him I
belleNed that here was something that
should be investigated. I gave him a
number of the complaints L had re-
ceived and instructed him to use his
best judgment in the matter.
within one month Woodbridge had
this town turned upside down. He
ralded fraudulent concerns that had
been running for years, and the litera-
ture he recovered making many patrol
wagons full, would in itself convict the
men arrested in any federal court"
inspector Stuart denied the truth of
Chlef O'NeilPs assertion. I'VE have
investigated more fraud cases in Chi
cago than in any other city in the
Union and have successfully prosecut-
ed many of them"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-24

two jumps landed at the top Of the
stairs. The flames was a-ragin' all along
one side of the house just under the
caves and farm up under the rafters.
We had no way of fightin' the fire and all
we could do was to save a few things
The insurance company gave me a pile
o trouble. but finally paid me. They
declared the house was set afire and I
Kind o thought SO. too, but 1 wasn't
a5goin' to say so. Well, sir, that thing
set so on my mind that 1 resolved to play
Sherlock Holmes and find out what start
ed the blaze.
What do you suppose Gid it? Eng
fish sparows! Yes. sir English GO
rows was the cause O. me Iosin' NV home
and nearly everything in it, There wa
a big shed near tie house and on the
size that burned first. l was studying how
the fire could have been started Under
the caves when l remembered that the
SpafroWS had built a lot of nests there
began tearin' the nests out of the shed
ana among the sticks and straWs | found a
Iot OF matches. ! remembered then about
dfoppn box of matches in the ward
ana when found it most of the matches
was gone. The birds had carried them
away and used them in building the nes+s
or course, | don't know lust how, fine
matches got fired. but l am certain thai
the SparrOWS We're to blame for hIIrninp
the house down. When [ built q neW
house L fixed it so the only place a snar-
row could light on 1t was on top Of the
roof ''0
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-24
RACING AT LITTLE ROCK,
Outsider Opens Season by WInnIno the
Feature

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, March eS-The
first day of the Little Rock Jockey cIub
meeting opened auspiciously with a good
crowd and good play in the ring The
capital motel stakes. the days feature,
was Won by an outsider, Imboden. at Is
sa First ST. race; half mile, purge-check Nor
w %C6d B Ida los (Fulserl, to l. second;
Conoas and Nanan also ran
Second race, Merchants handicap. five
ana one-haf furlongS-MyStic 90 (Hen-
neSsey), to L, won; Kings Lady, 1O4
lSpencerl, to 5. second; Dr. Kammerer'
Jos (Wallacel. 20 to l. third Time, 1:10'
Never Such also ran.
Ihlrd race, selling, six furlongs-Chorus
Boy, lOS (Helgerson), to 2 won Jerry
F, III CSmgIeton), even, second; Claud
Nation l05 Donnegan), s to l. third.
lime; l;I642: Reducer, Boomerack. Honey
Mood Mood l1victus, Ed L., Teny Belle Miss
Dora and John Grigsby, also ran.
Fourth race, Capital hotel stakes half
mlle-Imboden, 11S (Watson). ? to 1. won.
Mascot 115 @. Matthew'S 6 to 5, second
Sartor Resartus. lis (Wallace) third.
Time, :5O1a. Hastdu Gezhen and Comoro
also ran.
Fifth race. the Carmen purse, six fur
won; Dewey, III (spencer). 4 to 5. sec
Time, III. Wax Taper. W. 3 Gates cate g.
Kaffir and The Light also ran -
Sixth race, Merchants Transfer COM
pany's purse, selling, one mile-Flaneur.
az GSingleton), 8 to 1. won; Optimo. los
(Fuller), 4 to 5, second; Fonspray, 107
(R: Murphy, third. Time. 1:453I. Joe
Collins. Trocadero, Spurs. Lee Bruno and
HengiSt also ran.