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The Washington times., 1905-12-02
Army of Picked Men
Will Guard President

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. Dec. 2-The
President viii be guarded today at the
Army and Navy football game in
Princeton as he has never been guard
ed before. The moment his train ar
rives in Trenton from Washington, po-
licemen, drawn from all parts or New
Jersey. win swell the ranks OF the Sc
cret service men and when he rides to
Princeton Junction, q squad OF men on
horseback will gallop by the side OF his
car. arriving at Princeton with the train
to form a Gordon about the President
and his party.
An Army of Guards.
Mr.. Roosevelt win be escorted into
the grounds with the circle Of police
about him. and while the game is in
progress. thirty-hve men from Jersey
City-the honor guard of the police de-
partment-under Sergeant Closterman.
will guard him. standing IN a circle,
above and below his box In the stand
" hen the game is concluded. the Presi-
dent viii be escorted to his train by
the same army OF men on foot and on
horseback and the race between the
mounted men and the engine back 10
Princeton Junction will be resumed.
Nineteenth Anniversary.
Today Is the nineteenth anniversary Of
the marriage of the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt. and the trip to Princeton to-
day is partly In celebration Of IT,
The drawing OF thirty-fve picked men
from Jersey City today TO aid the pO-
lice OF Trenton and Princeton is unpre-
cedented, but the Jersey City police
have long acted as the Presidents guard
during his trips TO and from Washington
10 New York and Uney were more than
anxious 10 be guards for him today
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
THE WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEX XANDRIA. Va. DC. 9

ALEXANDRIA, VA, DE~. :.
The annual memorial services of Alex
andria Lodge. No.-75s b. p. o. Elksr
win take place at the Opera House In
this city, tomorrow evening. 1T
O'Clock. The following will be the order
of exercises:
Overture. Coronation Myerbeer
Prof. Pistorios orchestra; Invocation.
Chaplain Bro. H. II. Kelly: funeral
march, r Chopin. orchestra; first part
opening ceremony. Bro. W. II. +. Kelly;
exalted ruled and officers. Quartet "Ab-
sent Brothers. Johnson, quartet
There Is a Blessed Home <oschaL
The opening ode. a
Trombone solo. ASLEEP iIrthc Deep,
Petrie. w II. Miller tenor solo, select
ed. N. II Stevens; address; Ave
Maria Gounod, oreehstra: "Thanatop-
sis. Bro. d. Robey: Palms, Faure.
orchestra; quartet. Jesus Lover OF NV
Saul, Reiger; cello solo, Evening
star. Wagner. Percy Button: address
samuel Gompers: hymn. LEAD. Kindly
Light Dyker. orchestra; baritone soto,
The Lord IS My Light" Oilitsen. w
Clsbaugh; cornet solo. '.DreaE of Para
disc" Balfe. W. T. Davis: quartst,
Evening Hymn Witt; orchestra, Let
Ne Dream Again." Sullivan; closing
ceremonies. exalted ruler and oTficers
benedicsion. the Rev Edgar carpenter
Members of the cuartes-A- Ii. stevens.
". Clabaugh. ". L. Birch. c. n Moore.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
THE EASY OIL.
Scott s Emulsion

SCOTS Emulsion IS
"the easy oil easy to
take, easy in action. It's
use insures deliverance
from the gripping and nau-
seating sensation pecul-
lar to the raw oil. No
body who has any regard
for their stomach thinks
of taking cod liver oil in
the old way when SCOTS
Emulsion IS to be had.
It is equally certain that
no one having a regard
for their health will ac-
cept a cheap emulsion
or alcoholic substitute
for SCOTS Emulsion. It
fulflls every mission of
cod liver oil and more.
SCOTT < BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl ST.. New York
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
SOUTH AMERICA PLANS
OVATION FOR Mr.. ROOT

Central and South American govern
ments are now preparing to receive Sec
resary Root on the oeca sion of his pro-
posed visit to the Brazilian capital. Rio
Janeiro.
The secre;ar- VIII attend the sessions
Of the coming Pan-American congress
at Rio Janeiro. If the condition of public
business wiz by any possibility. permit
his absence from Washington.
They Like Him.
Secretary Roots position on the Isle OF
Pines inbrogio. h%s tended 10 Increase
his popularity am5ne South American
nations. Advices indicate that the Sec
refary of State viii be given an interna-
lional ovation.
According to Senior Epifanio Portela.
minister from Argentina. the proposed
visit TO the southern continent would BE-
OF great political signiticancc.
In this connection. Senor Portela said;
AS for Argentina.
Mr. Root is well known in my coun-
try. He could see much for himself In a
|coInparatively short visit TO Argentina to
warrant his interest being dlffused
among the people OF the United States
Today when American capital Is looking
for foreign fields. Investors need the
sound opinion of such a man as your
Secretary OF State"
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

and then hurled her on the bed He then
went through every room n the house.
Whether or not he found anything the
police have not been able TO learn from
Mrs Nugcnt.
Several persons entered Mrs. Nugent's 5
saloon after the assault and were unable
TO bring her from the house. Finally
one patron investigated and found her
on her bed
The police and two doctors were i'm
nnediately suramonded. Restoratives were
administered to the woman and her in
juries dressed.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
How TO Cure Rheumatism

I searched the whole earth for a
specific for Rheumatism - something
that / or any physician could feel safe
Ia rescribing-something that we could
count on not only occasionally, but with
reasonable certainty. For the ravages
Of Rheumatism are everywhere and gen
uine relief IS rare.
After twenty years of search and ex-
pertinent, / learned of the German
chemical / now employ And l knew
then that my search and my efforts
were well rewarded. For this chemical.
In combination with others, gave me the
basis OF a remedy which In the cure of
Rheumatism Is practically certain. In
many, many tests and difficult cases this
MIA casea are sonetInea reached hv a :.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
PRETTY REcToRY WEDDING.

A pretty wedding took place at the
reetory OF Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church when Miss Lorena Tieer, daUgh-
ter of NJ. f. Ticer. became the bride OF
Claude W. Fletcher. OF Washington.
The ceremony was, performed bS ,sie
Rev. DR.. Carpenter in the presence Of
many friends of the contracting parties
The bride was attended by Miss kather-
inc T. Tennesson, and Edmund T Ticer.
, brother OF the groom, acted as best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher left on
wedding tOnr to Jacksonville, Fla
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sons This train was conspicuous for
the number OF young ladies' on board.
and they complained vigorously of hav-
ing TO drag themselves out of n warm
bed at such an hour ia the morning.
1T Is safe TO say that few II any. OF
the excursionists ate breakfast before
leaving, as many or them We're tear
ing savagely at sandwiches. Both of
the special trains were equipped with
a full dining plant, and from indica-
tions they Will do a rushing business
before reaching the Tigers lair.
The special trains stopped at Balti-
more where they were filed to over
flowing.
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prescription has with regularity justified
the confidence / had in IT.
don't mean that DR.. Shoops Rheu-
matte Tablets can turn bony Joints into
flesh again and never fail-that is i'm
possible. But they Will with reasonable
certainty drive from the blood the
poison that causes pain and swelling
and then that is the end Of the pain
and swelling-the end of the suffering
the end OF Rheumatism.
Any Rheumatic sufferer who writes
may receive my little book on Rheuna-
tism, including professional advice as to
diet etc, free. With the book / will
also send without charge. my Health
Token" an intended passport to good
health. Address DR.. Shoop. Box s766,
Racine, Wis.
gle naekage-for sale hy 40 600 nr.ra..-ls..
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IN CORPORATION COURT.

In the corporation court, Judge Louis
c. Barley presiding, yesterday the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
George r. Warheld qualified as q no
tary public.
A decree was entered IN the case of ].
A. Henderson VS.. Annie s. Henderson,
referring the cause TO II. O b. Cooper.
special commissioner. for report. Tne
will of the late Mrs. Frances p. Smool
was offered for probate, but notice OF
contest was served by attorneys of Miss
Ella Rose Smoot.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
MANY MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clerk Bendheim, of the corporation
court. has, during the month of Novem-
Der, issued forty-six marriage licenses
'Of these thirty were TO white and six
teen 10 eolcred persons. During the same
length OF time he has recorded thirty
nine deeds.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
Head Coach Reid
To See Roosevelt

BOSTON. Dec. 2-Head Coach William
T. Reid, jr., OF the Harvard eleven. left
Cambridge yesterday for New York.
From New York he win so 70 Prince
ton to witness the Arms-Naxy game
this afternoon
From there he win go to Washington
fer a conference on football with the
President at the White House The con-
fertnee viii take place Monday.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
SM'CALL MUST GO,
AND OTHERS, TOO"

The new administration of the EQui-
table Society has been In communica-
ton with the German government con-
ceFnlng this matter. and indications
point to an amica bic settlement of exist
Ing differences by the end OF the year.
The Equitable Society is willing TO meet
any reasonable demands of the German
government
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

gan In 1890. and continued until 1893
when there was a gap OF six years. The
Army has won six of the ten games
played The last four games have gone
TO the Army. but with the exception OF
the game OF 1903, when the middies
were smothered. tie contests have been
close.
Annapolis has had but one defeat this
season. and this was at the hands OF
Swarthmcre. That game she lost py one
point the failure 10 kick goai atteI
touchdown. the very same thing that
gave the Quakers 3 victory over co.
nell on Thursday.
One Comparison.
The only game by which eomparison
OF the teams can be made is that each
played with the strong Virginia Poly
teehnIc team. Early in the season this
team beat West Point 16 to a Last
Saturday the middles tumbled this team
over 10 the tune of y 10 @. Other games
with hard opponents have proved easy
for Annapolis. while West Point has
been scored on by Colgate, and beaten
BY the Virginia Polytechnic, Harvard,
Yale and the Indians. West Point beat
the strong Syracuse team last Saturuay y
by a score OF II TO G, ufid this victory
showed such strength that the chances
Of the soldiers have been looking up.
These Ariay-&aVy games are getting
pretty rough. the I, cling running very
high But IN today's game there wiil
probably net be much roughness, for
retaries of the Navy anc of war are on
the youngsters. and they know they hold
the future of these interesting contests
in their hands today.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
SLIGHT KITcHRN BLAZE

A slight fire in the kitchen OF house
near the corner of King and Payne
streets called out the fire department
last evening The flames. which are
thought to have originated from hot
ashes, were extInguished BY fire ex-
tinsuishe.s from the Reliance hose
wagon
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
GIVE FIRST DANCE.

The alexandria German Club gave
their first dance of the season at Nc
Burney's Hall. in King and Washington
streets. last evening. The german WIS
attended b. a number OF persons from
Washington and Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

number OF handsome and valuable
prizes have been donated By the mer
chants OF Alex1nd-ia for the occ3sIcu.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

s0.C00 TONS OF STEEL RAILS. % oo0
tons OF steel sieepers and all necessary
accessories, to the lowest bidder with
tile condition Of delay OF six months
Tor the purchase Of Il coo tons OF said
rails and 1900 tons of said sieepers
The bidding VIII begin December O.
1905. All necessary details viii be fur
nished by the General Administration OF
Railways at the Ministry OF Public
Works In COnstaatinople. All parties
desiring TO bid must put IN their appii-
cation to the Commission of the He'd
JAZZ railroad. through agentd intrusted
with full legal powers. de2-tf-exSu
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
PRoGEFssIvE EucHRE.

All arrangements are complete for
the progressive euchre party to be given
by the members of the Young Mems
Sodality Lyeeum at their hall in Duke
street next Monday evening. a large
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the
Bureau or Supplies and Accounts, Navy
department, Washington, d. c., until 40
O'CLOCK a. M. DECEMBER 10 1900.
and publicly opened immediately there
after, 10 furnish at the navy yard.
washington, d g, quantity OF naya!
supplies as follows, Sch 262: Leather
betting, lactRg leather, surface plate
sch 265: Motor generator set Applica-
tons tor proposals should designate the
schedules desired by number Blank
proposals will be furnished upon aupIf-
cation to the Bureau II r 3. HARRIS.
Paynaster General L. S. n de2.s
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

itching. Blind. bleeding. or Protrading
Piles. Your druggist VIII refund money II
Pslzo ointmen. fails to cure y0a In 6 TO
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
cHUkcH NOTICES.

CALVARY B1PTTsT CHURCH sfh ana +
ats my w-RsF. Samuel II. Greene. ID. pas
tor.-s:so An. Sunday school; p. r. Bris-
TOW. superintendent Public worship. with
sermon BY the pastor, II a m. and G. z an
niyersary addresses b. DR.. c. ". Needhaln
and the pastor at 7.30 pm. Teachers
Bible Club. Thursday, pm. Church
prayer meeting. 5 pm Endeasor meetings
Tuesday. 5 pm. and Sunday. $50 and $50
pm. All are cordially invited II
THE sPIRITUALIsT TEMPLE LEAGUE
holds services Sunday. z:z5 p.m-. at Pythian
Tempe. 1912 9th ST. fourth floor. take ele-
rator. Short talk. Ssedium. Mrs. Ripple
Good. music. All welcome Il
CHRISTIAN scIENCE-First ,,hurch of
Christ. Scientist. corner 18th and r sts- NV
Service sunday II m and pm Sub
5ect God the PTeSeryer OF Man.
Sunday school, 10 am, Wednesday, Pm
Public cordially invited All seats free Free
reading room In the Traders Natiaslai Bank
building. corner Pennsylvania ave. ard leth
st. NV. Il
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

SECOND CHURCH or CHRIST. Scientist
Hall 1859 / st. nw.-Seryices Sunday. II Am
Subject God the Preserver OF Man..
"Wednesday 5 pm READING room. Traders
Bank building. 10th st. and Pcnnsylyanis
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

Olney School, xas,sv as lsss sdEEEg
Primary. Academic ceIlegs Preparatory
Fuliy sousnped kthIettc coags. With IL
straetsr Kiss T8xEi11a kaEoa SSEEszs
a0Es Laura Lee DorSsy.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Taka Laxative Brufno Qalnlne Tabietk
Druggists refund money II II Tails 10 cuEs.
E " ssroses signature i On saeh lex z5e
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

uwDzETAKEz AID LIVERY,
Ss2 Penn Ave n ". Warrington d c
TsleDhons AzElu 1885
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that the firn
''FOER & MARTd'' has dissolved. and
that hereafter neither OF the copartners
will be responsible for any obligations
assumed IN the name OF the said firm.
The firm will be succeeded b. "Aiber
Foer
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Anna
cena Mining Company win be held or
TUESDAY, JANUARY IND. f5as at
Room 5l3. Colorado Building. Washing
ton. d. c. FRED @. NORRIS. Secretary.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

COLORED EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN
sCIFNCE CHURCH, True Reforners' Hall.
Room 5 corner 18Th and L SITS. NV. at 5
Srn Elder ROLAND =. HAZARD VIII &C.
liver lecture on the sub1ect OF Divine
Healing" All invited
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

B o TX Flexible & hard bind
- ing, Ledgers ruled to
Rind;no order, Stamping. etc.
=A 70 Satisfactory work
lowest prices
Geo. E. Howard, ia 18th st.
PRINTER. ESGRAyER and BooKBISDER
The Washington times., 1905-12-02

EVANGELICAL. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHuRcH-Scotfssh Rite Hall. 1861 @ ST. n.
SeFyiccs. II an. and 7:so p-m- The sueseet
OF the morning lecture, BY Bishop OLIVER
q SABTN Viii be rs Christian Science
True p Subject OF the evening lecture. BY
Kiss MARTHA e VAN yOASr. The Evan
gelical Ideal Testimonial meeting Wei
nesday evening al 7:s5. Hall centrally 10
Gated. seats free. comfortable: an invited i
CoLoRED EvANGELcAL CHRISTIAN
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
J. WILLIAM LEE,

sal4 St. ~orsAwsss. .Aoas y 4a70-
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
FUNERAL DESIGNS

ef svery dsEcrfption-modsxataiy priceI
GUIDE,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-22
PROPERTY is NOT FOR SALE
Myers-Dillon Corner Held at Pro-
hibitive Price for Heirs
of Owners.

The rumor that a deal was on for the
sale of the property at the southeast cor
ner of Sixteenth and Farnam streets, was
started by the fact that several bids lately
have been made on the property say w.
Farnam Smith and w. B. Meikle. repre-
senting the owners. Mrs. Cobb of New
York and Mrs. Kuykendall of California.
They say these women have no thought of
selling the property, but intend to hold
1t for their heirs.
So many men have inquired about the
corner that the agents in self-defense have
nomed a price of $1,000 although they
admit that S250,0O0 would be about the right
figure 1t is understood that s25OOo0 has
been offered. The corner has a frontage
of 1872 feet on Sixteenth street and sixty-six
feet on Farnam.
Real estate men who have been making
bids on the property figure that the annual
rental, which they say is $4,000, would be
a good income on the price they are will
ing to pay, and that the owners are count
ing on a further increase in value Mr..
Smith says the corner will not be sold at
any price.
p. B. Myer, president Of the Myer-Dillon
company. which occupies the corner said
when asked concerning the deal that his
company had stood ready for some time to
buy the corner at a reasonable price, but
he had been given to understand that It
was not for sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-22
SPORTS OF A BLT.
RADICAL ACTION BY COLUMBIA
Faculty Recommends the Abolition Of
All intercollegiate
sports.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-The Columbia uni
versity faculty today receded from its po-
sition of Withholding the results Of the
meeting Of the university council on Tues
day to consider abolishing foot ball and
tonight the proceedings of the council we're
published. The outcome exceeded anything
that the undergraduates expected. for not
only wars foot bail definitely abolished at
Columbia, but President Butler was req
commended by the council to take steps to
eliminate all intercollegiate sport at the in
stitution.
This means, II DR.. Butler follows the
recommendation that was made, no more
Columbia teams ever will be seen on the
intercollegiate field in any line. The plan
is that all athletic exercises hereafter shall
be confined 10 the various classes and de-
partments.
What the council recommended TO Presi-
dent Butler is included among resolutions
purporting 10 deal with the immediate
questions of foot ball only. 1t gives the
president the right "of substituting, as far
as possible. competition in sports among
the students at Columbia in the place OF
intercollegiate competitions"
Failing this. the right is given Of re-
stricting the latter, with the exception Of
rowing. to the home grounds Of the Co
lumbia teams.
The sentiment among the teams who saw
this resolution tonight is that inter.
collegiate sport is doomed at Columbia
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-22

he will roller skate a little to keep in
condition.
And age did tell. The grand old man
Fitz had TO take his medicine again.
Dick Cooley, who closed his major league
career as a member of the Detroit club
last season, has been engaged to manage
and play first base on the Topeka Western
League club Dick is still fast enough for
the big leagues, but prefers to be mana
ger man.
Large crowds watched the returns We'd
nesday night from the fight at both Nc
Vittie's and Rourke's, but few wagers were
made among the spectators The majority
seemed to think that Fitz would win and
there was little OBrien money, the last
reports from the front as conveyed by the
afternoon papers being that Fftz was a
10 to favorite.
The statement has been thrown out at
Princeton that Doc Hilebrand will not be
re-engaged as either baseball or football
coach. His failures with both teams last
season seem to have made a change desir-
able. This should make II easier for the
Washington club to acquire his services
as pitcher, II Doc INTENDS TO engage IN
professional baseball.
It is said that Fred Clarke of the Pitts
burg club is setting his cap for Frank
wants wants to n1 get n away from the Windy City.
Pittsburg should know that smith VIII
not be permitted TO leave the American
League, although II may be said that the
Pirates secured Patsy Flaherty from the
White Sox last year. Smith, time ana
again. has said he wants to pitch IN WASH
ington, but Comskey turned a deaf ear
to all propositions looking to that end.
The real races of the season will be pulled
of at the Auditorium next Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings at O'CLOCK,
between Pitt and Davidson. Pitt defeated
all Corners last year and Davidson has not
been defeated so far this season. The trst
race will be for a mile and the next two
for two miles each. Pitt Is known to be
fast for mile, but whether he can hold o9'
against the steady. fast swing OF DaVid.
son for two miles remains to be seen. Al
any rate Manager Gillian has secured an
attraction which will tax the capacity oil
the big building
! Chahne dishes. ErenZer. 18th and Dodge
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-22
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Bob Raglan Defeats Favorite in the
Third Race at Ingleside.


Third Race at IngIeside.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. "A good
thing came on in the third race when Bob
Ragon found the track to his liking and,
faNorite, Gossiper, by the best part of a
length. In the fourth race three rank out
e sntsh m TOOK the money. In a hard fought
out Expedient and Ray. These three fin
iished noses apart. Weather clear; track
heavy. Results:
First race, FIVE furlongs: Bakersfield
won, Melior second. Swagger third. Time:
second race, five furlons,; Tom Nc
Grath won; Kizel second, Isolation third.
Third race, six furlongs: Bob Ragon won.
Gossiper second, Blumenthal third. Time:
Fourth race, mile and an eighth: Nav
lHT,olladay won Expedient second. Ray third.
Fifth race, futurity course: Mafalda won.
Tayora second, Young Pilgrim third. Time:
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth: Byron
erdale won, Bird Of Passage second, Lone
Wolf third Time: 1:53A.
Los ANGELES, Dec. A.-Results at
First race, FIVE and one-half furlongs:
Chancellor Walworth won. J. F. Donohue
SECOND soGoLa Search Me third Time I:0sA
l43h. A'''i0'
Third race, six furlongs: Silver Sue won.
az
Fourth race, one mile: Dutiful won,
Golden Light second. Del Coronado third
Time: 1929
Fifth race, Brooks course: Marshal Ney
won, won. Biissful second, Golden Green third.
Sixth race. six furongs: Toupee won,
Revolt second, Cutter third. Time: l:l4Ja
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. H.-Results at the
Fair grounds:
First race five and a half furlongs: Hya-
einth won, Sea Voyage second. Fallona
| third. Time: ia
Second race, five and half furiangs:
Fort Worth won. Bitter Hand second, Hoi-
| land II third. Time: 1;142s.
Third race, one mile and twenty yards:
| senal third. Time! 1853.
Fourth race, one mile. handicap: Gold
Moore third. Time: 1:50tS.
Firth race. hye and half furlongs: Blue
| third. Time: LIPS.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards:
| Fred Hornbcck won. Bishop Weed second
| Dave Sommers third. Time: 1854.
park:
First race seven furlongs: Del Carina
won, BAIL second, Lidwina third. limo
| 1883
second race. five and a half furlonSs
Glenclare won, GAUGE second, ManeuveI
third Time: ll47s.
Third race, one milo and seventy yards
1vanhoe won, Attila second Maledictior
| third. Time: 1:54as
Fourth race, Ave and half furlongs
handicap: Chief Hayes won, Czaraphin,
| second. Lucy Young third. Time: l:l3%
| Fifth race, seven furlongs: Happy Jacl
won, John Garner second Harpoon third
| Time: 1864.
Sixth race, six and half furlongs: Gu.
Heidorn won. Tom Crabb second, Conun
drum third Time; 1:9.