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INDIANA TRUST CO..
SELLS REAL ESTATE.
COLLECTS RENTS.
WRITES FIRE

WRITES FIRE INSURANCE. -
REAL ESTATE
Col, Arapahoe CO., fine ranch. 1920 a.
y. Mex, Socorro CO., 2 mining claims, 40 a.
y. Y, Painted Post. u r. res. and lot.
OHIO, Lucas CO., 81 a. and impts.
Okla, Woods CO., $50 a. and impts.
VT. % a. land on Lake Champlain.
w. NJ. OSTRANDER. n. a. BLDG. PHILA.
REAL ~ESTATE-The Defuniak Springs OF Flor
ida and vicinity; bargains in improved acre
property for home seekers; suitable TO raise cary
Northern vegetables and fruit; from 10 To 100
ranches OF from 1000 TO 500 acres for - per
acre and up: highest parts in Florida; healthy
and well drained: literature on application; round
trip, $SS55 good for three monthsoc1 C Pnores:
CO.. l3O kentucky av., indianapolis. Ind.
REAL FOR SALE.
1S East Market St.
We offer a three-story brick business block on
n. Illinois st. two storerooms;, two suites OF
third floor. This desirable property is for sale al
So, 500.
Business block on Massachusetts av.; two-story
brick block. two storerooms, two suites of four
All the above premises are under lease; frontage
on Massachusetts av., 20 feet. Price, sle'Soo.
Very desirable new fiat building. eight squares
from Washington st. This property pays net 8
per cent; price, $2l,VVO.
Desirable house on Union st. seven rooms;
excellent condition.; good neighbornood; only
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
1S East Market -.
REAL
INDIANA HARBOR.
Some reasons why you should invest In Indiana
Harbor property.
Because it is less than two years old and has
a population of 1900.
Because it has $50. oO0, 600 invested in factories
now in operation.
Because it has 6.OOo men now employed.
Because it has three factories now building
that will employ $500 more men.
Because sl25, 900 worth of property was sold
there in August.
Because lots are selling from sls5 and up on
easy payments.
EAST ICAGO
H. Waddle, Local Agent,
SIS Law Bldg,
INDIANAPOLIS.
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Panama Canal Treaty VIII Die.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Minister Beau
pre- has abandoned hope for the ratifca-
ton OF the Panama canal treaty. He
cables the State Department under date of
Bogota. Sept. Is, that the situation is un-
changed, discussion seems hopeless, and
the Congress will probably adjourn Oct. 20.
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residence I'm exchange
for Kansas City residence and Florida lands.
Address HARRY c. VROOMAN, 700 Fort Wayne
avenue. city.
WANTED-A home near Twenty-third street,
where to assist with children or older people
for room and board while attending kindergarten.
Address Box Is.
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Personal.


PERSONALCWhite Olive cures corns. Main Of
hce. Ss z. Wash. Room 2. At all druggists.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-H. Smith
Wooley, of Boise City. Idaho, has been
appointed assayer of the mint i'm that city
vice j.. w. Cunningham, removed.
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FOR

ESTATE-Farms in bluegrass Virginia;
we have for sale large and small farms, coun-
try estates. colonial mansions, timber and fruit
lands, hunting preserves and rice lands among
iogue. ''Virginia and the Carolinas illustrated"
contains complete descriptions, photographs or
buildings and landscapes; handsomest farm catar
logue ever issued; % cents; small catalogue free.
SOUTHERN Farm AGENCY, Lynchburg. Va.
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WANTEE-HELP.

wANTED-Ten gentlemen or ladies 10 travel in
this and adjoining States and hire agents for
highly rated firm. s7s4 per year and expenses,
payable weekly. Inclose references. Address l..
A. MARTIN, General Delivery, Terre Haute,
Ind.
wANTED-Person to call on retail trade and
agents for manufacturing house: local terri
tory: salary $50, paid weekly; expense money adj
vanced: previous experience unnecessary; bust
ness successful; position permanent. SUPERIN-
60 Monon Bldg, Chicago.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE-Up-to-date guaranteed to
heat. Tin and galvanized iron works. ROL-
LIN HAWKINS, Halls Virginia av, the man
who never sits on the fence.
NOTICE-MOY KEE, SOC East Washington
street. wishes to notify the people that this is
the time or year TO eat chop suey. The best and
cleanest Chinese Restaurant in the country.
Ladies will be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Moy
Kee.
of an Independent ticket with Mr.. George Hitz
as mayor are requested to meet at No. 3S South
Pennsylvania street at 8 p. m, Sept. 2- BY re-
quest of Executive Committee.
paper, paint and fresco clean
es that clean all qualities of wall covering
without streaking or nothing the walls. We
are prepared to clean churches and public build
ings. You can see our work anywhere HENRY
TAYLOR & CO., COS N. Senate av. New Phone
BOOT.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at ) p. m. Sept. 10. 1903:
Oscar +. Mann ct ux. to Mamie H.
Kemp. Lots Is and 20. Block 20. Bra
den ct ais North Indianap polls add. $5,000.00
Mamie III. Kemp ct al. to Oscar +.
Mann. Lots ! to 5. inclusive. Copeland's
Shelby-st. add $4,000
Fraternal b. and L. Assn. to Paul Seyt-
ter ct ux.. Lot AZ, Fletcher & Ramseyis
Brookside add 1,4o0.o
Walter B. Perkins ct ux. to Martin ID.
Flynn. Lot "a, Malvern add..-......... 200
Oliver T. Byram ct uX. to William T..
revised add $4,000
Lot 81. woodruff 100000
Annie l.. Thomas to Charles Z. Asbury.
SO, Asbury & Miller's Orphans Home
S. L. add 100
Robert l.. Carlin eft ux. to William F..
add ......-...~......-.."...... 10000
Samuel S. Rhodes ct ux. to August II.
Zimmerman, Lots rs and 10, S. Rhodes's
L. ohio-st. $500
Homestead. Riverside Park add. 1880
Hattie L. Asbury to Charles Il. Asbury.
Lots IL, Is, Il, % and 23 interest in
Lots 10. 81, 90 and 80. Asbury & Mil
lers Orphans Home 5. L. add.....-.... 100
Armstrong Park Land Co. to Arthur
add 10000
Armstrong Park Land Co. to Harris
Milling Co., Lot I0, Armstrong Park
add 10000
Transfers, 10; total consideration ...... ST., 304.O
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FOR

FOR SALE-Barnum's sweet cider and cider vim
egar. 34S +. Market ST. Phone, New 1871.
Fok rent: Invalid ana reclining
chairs. ". ID. ADDISON CO, 500 N. Alabama.
FOR SALE
Typewriters, all makes, & up.
Machines rented, 500 per month.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 30 Monument pl.
EIIR sALE-Typewri;ers Light Running Fox"
ard other leading makes; rentals. $3.50 per
month c.. NJ. Gen. Agt., 209-2lo
law building. New phone 1875.
FOR SALE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. article for women, sure
seller, profitable returns. Write for circulars.
Address EARL MFG. CO., 1s Lexington avenue.
New York.
man for Indiana. Salary and
commission will net $1,000 a year; $3.50 cash re-
Quired; money secured. Address ABBOTT CO.,
ssl to 3s5 Wabash avenue. Chicago. III.
WANTED-Agents wanted everywhere to handle
Novelty Sign Cards. every merchant buys
from 10 TO 100 on sight; 500 varieties; catalogue
free. SULLIVAN CO.. 1888 Maplewood av.. Chi
cago. Ill.
WANTED-New book by 100 OF Americas great
est negroes: solves race problem and sells like
wildhre: agents make $40 a day; write for free
outfit and terms. J. l.. & CO.. Ma
pcrville, Ill.
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dered 10 Fort Totten, n. Y. for duty as
adjutant of the School of Submarine De-
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RIG PROFITS WITHOUT RISK.

at $50 each to form a CO.
operative association to take hold of mining and
oil properties for development purposes; an I'M
rivaled opportunity for small investors to partic-
optioned and ready to begin work at once; profits
TO be divided every three months and accounts
audited by professional accountants. Address
MANAGER, 704-7O5 keystone building, Pittsburg.
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Once OF board or sehooi commissioners

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board
of School Commissioners at the ONCE OF the
business director until II O'Clock noon Sept. q.
1903, for putting in a twelve-inch tile sewer at
public school No. Al. according to plans and spec
ihcations of the city civil engineer. as follows:
Beginning at the center OF Annetta and Thirtieth
streets, thence west In Thirtieth street TO the
center Of RAIDER street. thence In a northwesterly
direction TO a point IL the west curb opposite the
center lire of the first alley north Of Thirtieth
street.
The work TO be done strictly In accordance with
the plans and specifications on file In the orice
OF the city engineer, and subject TO his inspec-
ton and approval Work must be completed
within thirty days from date OF contract.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or ali bids.
JOHN r. Business Director.
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CoFFIN-0n Friday evening. Lydia b. Conn, N
her eighty-hfth year. Funeral from her late
residence. 1904 Bellefontaine street. Monday
afternoon. Sept p. at 2 O'Clock Burial private.
Hugh NJ. Lash. al his residence. lss
Park avenue. Saturday. Sept. -. at ) a. p.
Friends may cali Sunday between 2 and 4. short
services AT the residence Monday at 1890: triends
invited. Burial at Athens, q. kindly omit
flowers. Cincinnati papers please copy.
MooRE-Wiliam Moore, Sept. IS. 1905. AZ his
home. two miles east OF New Bethel Prayer
service at the home at $40 Tuesday. Sept -,
funeral service at IL O'Clock at New Bethel
church. Burial at Crown Hill. Member OF
Acton Masonic Lodge. Friends invited.
Louise wrede died Saturday, 3
a. m. at her residence, col South Delaware.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Office OF Treasurer, Marion Branch. ~. III. ID.
v. g, National Military Home, Grant Co.. In
diana. until I O'Clock p. m. Oct: 2. 1902. and then
opened, for furnishing and delivery OF go tons
coal. In accordance with instructions and specl-
.lcations. copies of which, with blank proposals
and other information. may be had upon applica-
ton TO JNO. q. ADAMS. Treasurer.
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All advertisements inserted In these col INNS
are charged at the very low rate OF 5 cents a
line. BLANK or dash lines at the same price Der
line. Telephone 2SS and your ad. will be called
for.
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE
MADE ON NEW PLAN
Any amount from s. up loaned
on furniture. pianos. horses. wagons.
etc, without removal. and the same
day you ask for IL. No delay.
Our rates are the lowest In the city.
Payments arranged 10 suit you
Will accept all OF any part OF loan
at any time, AZ desired. for payments
You GET FULL AMOUNT FOR-
NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN
Remember we make no inquiries
of your neighbors and friends,
nor do we publish your transaction.
our treatment IL always courteous
and liberal. ft costs
YOU nothing 10 get our rates.
Positively no charge unless loan IL made.
PRIVATE FFICE
All business strictly confidential.
THE INDIANAPOLIS MoRIGAGE
Am LOAN COMPANY.
Old Phone SAL Room 70. Isl = Market II
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aucTION sALE-G ". McCurdy, real estate
and general suctioneer. NO. zS Wose WASH
ingtcn.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
LOST.

LOST-White poodle dog. pink nose. long silky
ears, short hair on feet. Strayed from knicker-
booker Flats, Saturday morning. Reward for re-
turn.
~LOST-Denison washroom. pair OF cuffs. oblong-
shaped buttons. small diamonds. Return same
to w. III. FLANDERS, State Life Insurance
Company, Newton Claypool Bldg. Reward.
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a CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for one year costs but s1-95 per
month. The Journal want page is profitable to
The advertiser and reader.
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MONUMENTS.

AONUMENTS-A. DIENER. 4s = WashingtoA-
Tel 225. Branch works E entrance Crown Hfu-
MONUMENTS-M. II. Farrell. al West WASH
ington st. New Phone f4lS.
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T0P sALE-Ths latest map or Indiana and the
Sa0 census: prepared especially for the Journal
nv George L. Cram. the famous map publisher:
size, 3Ox46 inches, on strong map paper; tin rods
AZ ION and bottom: embracing a handsome five
color map OF Indiana on one side, corrected to
date. showing all railroads.. all new postofices,
counties in colors, railroad stations and all nat
urnl features: a marginal index showing 1900
census and alphabetically arranged list OF towns,
etc. . The other side contains a hve-color map OF
the world and the United States. 50 cents, post
uaid. Inquire Of any agent OF the Journal or
ADDRESS MAP DEPARTMENT. the Journal. In
dianapolis. Ind.
AT DAYS AURoR E STORE.
so West Washington.
New phone sl2S. Old. Main SIG.
s1 buys 20 pounds soft white sugar.
81 buys 10 pounds best graduated sugar.
81 buys 5o-pound sack best brands -four.
30 cents buys l. bars Star soap.
20 cents buys 10 bars LenoX soap.
25 cents buys s bars Old Mil soap.
25 cents buys 8 bars Gloss soap.
% cents buys s pkgs. Nine o'clock Washing
Tea.
Is cents buys 8 pounds good rice.
% cents buys 2 pkgs. Malta Vita.
% cents buys 3 pkgs. new rolled oats.
20 cents buys 1 pound Rumford's baking pow
10 cents buys 1 pound all kinds package cof-
fees.
% cents buys / dozen best tin cans.
DAYS AURORA T. TORE,
$40 West Washington Street.
FOR sALE-Six-p passenger studebaker carriage.
but little used; or would exchange for light
Victoria: also one four-passenger carriage. one
rubber-tired surrey, one rubber phaeton and one
steel-tired surrey. These are all good goods. and
I viii sell them very reasonable. q. II. SHO-
L 32i L. Market ST
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DIRECTORS.

& SON,
Undertskers. rs w. Market 81 Tel. 29
New 1864. a Main liza
Funeral directors. l5s n. III. Lady attendant
JOHNSON. HASSLER 4 GEOkGE SCI Aassa-
chusetts av. New Phone sS. Old Main ia
FRANK A Uncertaker. is n
Delaware 81. Lady attendant Both Phones 4L
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Old. Main COS. A. NJ New, 90
Private Ambulance Always Ready.
Ss Massachusetts av.
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pRINTINa-our fine samples OF printing wiz
please You. cut-rate printing - = WASH q
Phone s7se REQ
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CAN YOU Sci BONDS7
An old established investment securities arm
desires to employ responsible men ana women
to sell high-grade, very profitable and safe bonds;
with investors and willing to work on commits
sion basis. required. The right party can earn
professional men can find profitable and dignified
employment. Address, giving references, mana
ger bond department. Suite 11o4, No. u William
St, New York city.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
o SALE-Perfection Oil Heaters. WILLIAM
A 10 Virginia avenue.
FOR SALE-Hardware. stove ana stove repairs
OF all kinds; also nails and wire. LEE HARD
WARE CO. Sixteenth and Illinois SITS
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Money to Loan

n, furniture. pianos. horses. wagons. store fx-
lures etc, without removal This h the COM
pany that was organized 10 furnish money 81 ire
zion plan, payable In ffty equal weekly pay
ments-
rs. 90 weekly payments oniy..-.."-...".".-.t. 60
s50.OG weekly payments l3
other amounts IN the same proportion.
We also make loans on watches. diamonds. etc.
Aiso- toSsalaried people on their individual notes.
BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
CENTRAL LoAN COMPANY.
Room 20s Stevenson Building.
u5 z Washington Street)
Second Floor-Old Phone slS2-Front Room
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UPHoLsTER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. packing, upholster-
ing ANTIQUE furniture repairing. Special low
nrices this month. OTTO sUESZ, 14 East New
York street Both phones
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FOR -RENT-ROOMS.


FOR RENT-Furnished room. 4O1 North David
son.
FOR R~ENT-Excellent rooms, for gentlemen
only, 322 East St. Clair street.
FOR ~RENT-Nice, large furnished rooms in good
location. within easy walking distance OF busi-
ness district. Inquire 32 North Noble.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-21
! THE SQUARED CIRCLE

The prospects of Jim Jeffries and Jim Corbett
having it out in"the ropad arena in the near
future seem to be growing smaller each day.
Even the fact that the International Athletic
Club, Of Fort Erie, is willing to give purse Of
$4,000 for the mill is not apparently alluring
enough to the champion, who has declined the
offer with thanks. -.'s..'tsT -. -.
$50 can see no reason why.I should do battle
with Corbett again. said the champion: at
much, II the public expects it of melt
Tommy Ryan the middle weight champion.
was IN aStss Louis yesterday. IS He expressed him
self willing to fight Bob Fitzsimmons in a bout
for the middle weight championship if Fitz will
make weight. n e Hta SHOWS any Inclination to
-. .' ,Hi3N :. e .-Eszflt n4,s- = {. t4:.-- A.
Theg sport of the glove men Is dead in Iowa,
too. lIydt. was thought, after the action Of Gov!
ernor Yates, of Illinois, that haven might be
found for the fighters in Iowa. The club at
cago, Immediately began to lay plans for re
vival at the river town. Matches were signed
up right and left. In answer to a query tele-
graphed to Governor Cummins yesterday, the
following was received: IT, - j. ..
'aDes Moines, Iowa, JAN. 1.-The governor is
confined to hiss homes by illness. He some days
ago wrote to the sheriff at Davenport asking
that officer to see eto@it that the law in relation
to prize fights was not violated; " - 80
= - .'.>' - Ia. -isG@a John Briar,
-",-- Private Secretary.
The fight. between doe Flaherty, of Lowell,
Mass. and Hayes Muhs, Of Durnat Iowa. set
for last night at Davenport, was called off or
receipt of word from Governor Cummins that the
light would not be allowed. "
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.BOWLERS ASK A CUT
They Think the Present License Fec
for Alleys Is Too
High.
Present Fee Based on Assumption
That Alleys Are Adjuncts
of Saloons.

Proprietors of some Of the large bowl
ing alleys are circulating a petition to
which they have already secured several
signatures, the object Of which is to sci
cure a reduction or abolishing Of the SIS
license fee now exacted. by the city for
each alley. Those back of the movement
say that the present fee Is altogether too
excessive, and that SO or SIS is all that
they should be required to pay for opert
ating an alley.
The proprietors of the new corporal
tive alleys have taken the initiative ih
the movement for a lower license With
eleven alleys, they are forced to pay
far more than the circumstances war
rant. They. believe they should be rel
quired to pay no more for alleys than IS
demanded for billiard and pool tables.
An argument In favor Of the proposed
reduction is that bowling alleys are not
identified with saloons to the extent that
formerly obtained. There is more Of q
lions. It was the close association OF
alleys with saloons In other days, it Is
said that was responsible for high
licenses. Now that interest in the sport
has reached a point where alleys can do
business without the aid Of saloons, it
is believed that the occasion no longer
exists for heavy fee. : -..... ~. |
George Spears and the proprietors OF
the K. G.. alleys are not in sympathy with
the movement. They say they would
rather see the license boosted to $50 than
reduced from $25, because low license
would hurt business by increasing the
number Of alleys. -: a.
Alderman schoonmaker of the council
license committee, said there were, appart
entity two sides to the question. He was
not prepared to say what should be done
at present.
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RACING

New Orleans, Jan. 21.-Frank Rice John
Peters and Tioga were the winning favorites at
the fair grounds yesterday. The track was in
wretched shape, the going. being deep in spots
and lumpy and heavy all over This meant
scramble for an outside position when the start
came and the result was lot Of crowding and
interference in the different events. In one
Of these jostles, Lord Neville, of the choices
in the fourth race, fell and rolled over Jockey
Bonner crushing the latter so badly that he was
unable to ride out his other engagements. Lord
Neville ran away six miles before he was caught.
This will put him on the shelf for some weeks.
Censor and Flaneur were both heavily played
by the st. Louis combination, headed by Charlie
Celia. They backed Flaneur from Z down to 3
to /, and were much gratifed when she got away
running with the remainder Of the field all
| tangled up. The card offered was very ordf
nary one, the major portion being made up Of
cheap selling races.
San Francisco, Jan. 21.-Thoroughbreds that
cost S25 900 were sacrificed at auction last night
| for a mere song. They belonged to- Paul G.
| Lane of the millionaire mining man, who
| started breeding farm in Nevada. He grew
tired of the venture and shipped the entire lot
to this city, where they arrived in poor condi-
! ton. They brought only 81, 800. Cimeter,
| daughter Of the sensational brood mare Sabrina,
that gave Watercolor to the American turf. was
| secured by Charles Kerr for $45 Grinstead
| gave to the turf such performers as Volante,
| Santa Ana, Santiago and Silver Cloud, yet Sa-
lonida, Grinstead mare, went to Barney
Schrieber for $50. The auctioneer, could only
obtain $50 for a mare By Imp Islington, sire OF
Kinley Mac.
The young mare Midlothian, by Midlothian,
out Of a King Alfonso mare, brought only $115,
while Plafrere, by Midlothian, went for SITS.
These were fancy prices. Several mares in foal
to Bright Phoebus, winner Of the classic Realiza-
Elton, were knocked down for So
/ The Capital City Driving Club is holding races
this afternoon the ice track at Como park.
The first Is a special race, the winners Of which
receive prizes given by Thomson and Eye. The
first prize is an imported driving whip and the
second n pair Of shaft bells. The. entries are
Reeve, owned by A. Miesen; Lady Joy, owned
by Kavanaugh; PANE, owned by Barbeau; Wal
nut, owned by Paisley. The second race is .
| free for all pacing race. The third is a road
race for non-members Of the driving club. The
prize for the winner OF ablanket given by James
Fenstermaker. --..- .-.-,' >