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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-15

Southern Nevada MininG shares Active
with Prices Generals zf-orr

Most of the light business az the stocE sna
Bond Exchange yesterday Was In bonds when
sold to the amount OF S44,Ooo- Onaes 7ao"0~
no variations worthy OF note =.
In mining stocks the fnsS 0T1ss
Sonthern Neyadas kept up their pace, Dorh as 70
volume OF bushes and irmness In prices. and
most OF the leaders showed an advance over sat
r-isv There was the usual crowd IN attend
snca at the Exchange. At the close some OF
the leaders showed a slight easiness
reei.-cted the old officers follows: PRESIDENT,
A. B. Ruggles; vice president WITHIN t.n 80 Ed
Charles D. Laing; chairman. Joseph L. King.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE London tin market
was higher with spot quoted at f1S9 and fu-
lures at ESQ los. Locally the market was
steady and about 10 points higher on the aver
age, with spot quoted at S41.15@g41So.
Copper was about bs higher in London, with
spot quoted at E10S It's Cd and futures at flc9
S. Locally the market shows continued firm
well ahead. Lake is quoted at S2i.50M25, cleo
trolytic at So. 25@2z so and casting at S24q25.
Lead was unchanged at El9 It's Cd in London.
but was a shade easier in the local market, With
quota lions ranging from $6G6.25.
Spelter was unchanged in both markets. closing
at Sc. 6Jd675 locally and E2z lbs in London
Iron was lower in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at Sos and Cleveland
warrants at COS Cd. Locally the market was
steady and unchanged.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
INTERNATIONAL
Whent and other Grains

WHEAT-The worlds shipments for the week
as lo 9 6o ~ quarter M o indian
ZOO; Australian. 100 0OO
The market runs along about the same. AT
could export at 81 a1H but they cannot get the
on shipping account. Feed and milling demand
are both fairly active at very steady prices.
e. California S1,t Club % do m 15
18TH lower grades of California, $l.lOgI ";
Northern Club. Sl275s@ 1.30; Northern Blue-
stem. lS5Q1.40; Northern Red. A.221a@
FUTURES
10 TO II sc Session
BARLEY-Both Feed and Brewing are .quiet
in this market. but are held with eteadine s,,
movement in the interior, as already mentioned,
is improving. Receipts yesterday were large
being Az ctls.
Good to choice Feed. spot. s112H@1.15: COM
mon to fair. SlG1I.10 per ctl; seed lots bring as
high h as si2o Brewing and shipPalng; or rd1 e
common and S1.25ql.S5 asked for choice.
May-S1.1S bid. sl.1SA asked.
OATS-The situation shows no change what
ever. The market continues firm, with very
Good to choice red for feed si.4o@1.55;
60 901 80 e ss 35 Red for seea
G2.2S; Gray. si.42kai.5o per Genital.
paying very little attention to offerings. espe-
caly from the Western States. This business
win probably pick NJ. when the city mills get
their warehouses rebuilt.
Small Round Yellow. s1.55 asked; California,
large Yellow. 81 .25@1. 30; White. 81 .259l 30;
Western State. sacked-YeIiow, 81 .25Ml 30
White. S1.2T61.32iS: mixed. 81 .269l .2I1s;
White Egyptian, $1.25; Brown Egyptian. $1.12h
RYE-c.a1ifornia: s1.4214 @1.45 per ctl.; Utah.
BUcKwHEATNis quotabls at s2@e25 per
GENITAL
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with the market quiet and devoid OF feature.
BEANS-Per ctl: Bayos. s2@240: Pea. $3M
BPS: small White. 275@2 %: large White. So
1850 Pink. 81. s562. Is: Red s2.50l2 IS;
Linas. $4.25@4.25; Red Kidneys. SO. 50@3. 30:
Blackeyes, S4.40@4. co: Butter, nominal at $3.50
"a.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 81. 25a450: Yellow
Mustard. ominnl: Flaxseed s.: Canary; 41s@
4%c: Alfalfa, 13c: Rape 1m3@c; Timothy 5lG
SIC: Hemp. re per III; Millet, 3Ec: Broom
Corn Seed $1s@20 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles, nominal; Green Peas
s.. 50@2.75 per ctl
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bich has eliminated almost all tn. long in
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. Jan. 14-FLOUR-Re Receipts, 26,-
400: exports, 1900; market stesdy but quiet
iss. 100 bushels Spot, steady. No. 2 red. 79Ae;
snoat: No. i Northern Duluth. s9ssc (. O. b.
Although firm and higher at the start, owing
TO small Northwest receipts and light world
shipments wheat developed sharp break 81
on a decline in the Northwest and unloading
50 9-I6c@s3 Lice closed S2%c; July s2A@
S2%c, closed s214c.
HOPS-Quiet.
HIDES-Steady.-
WOOI.-Steady.
PETROLEUM5Steady.
sUGAR-Raw. quiet. Fair refining. Sc; CEN
trifugal. SO test 312c; molasses sugar, |s4c' re
cOFFEE~Futures closed steady at net de-
s ell Coo Of sgS points sales were rep Msrc 81
5.20a5.25c; May, 5.30@5 .4oc; June. 8 45c; July,
5.45d5.55c; August. 5.G5c; September, 5.7oc;
November o zoe: December. 5.T5@5 SIC. Spot.
steady No Rio, 6Tsc; Santos No. (, Use;
mild. steady: Cordova. 9d1215c-
BUTTER-weak: Western factory, common to
trsts. I7h @20Ac; Western Imitation creamery,
EGGsEsteady; Western hrsts. 271kc; seconds,
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is not
active but shows fairly steady tone, with
prices quoted at SIS @S54c; choice, size; fancy
PRtjNES-Seen to be in little better posi-
tion on spot. although the improvement Is not
general Quotations range from Base for Cali
fornia fruit: Oregon 6cs TO 40s. TGsc.
APRIC0TS-Nominally unchanged. with choice
quoted at Ice, extra choice at 19@lsc. fancy
PEACHES Quiet and steady. Choice. 12c; ex-
trs choice, 12l.c; fancy 13c
RAISINS-Steady spot. with loose muscn-
tel quoted ut "A 0S1lc. seeded raisins at 79lOc,
and London layers at $1.45e41 .55.
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Send for My
Market Letter

l have spent the past week In Gold
field and feel very confident OF the sit
uation there. GoldfieId has been max
ing history and viii have something
to say about it in my market letter
next week. Every one who has been
getting my market letters knows that
I have been right in all my predictions
of the market from the time when Sill
yer Pick was selling at % cents and
Mohawk at $3.50. / now am Just "a
sure that I can pick out the stocks
that will have the advance during the
next few months as / was six months
ago, when l named the winners then.
am sending my private market letter
free, but to get it you will have to
have your name on my mailing list.
Send your name and address.
A. j. MOORE
Rooms 20 and 80. Bacon Block.
Oakland. CAL
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EASTERN MARKETS
- rorl moner Marl.et

NEW YORK, Jan 14-NOney on call stesoy'
3ls as per cent? ruling rate, AZ per cent CLOS
snF bid. per cent; offered at per cent zinc
loan easy; sixty days and ninety days, per
cent six months. per cent
Prime mercantile paper 6M61z per cent,
Sterling exchange hrm. with actual business
snd al 81 sO6O6i4 sos for sixty day bills POST
I'd rates S4.slG4.Slla and $4.Soas 94-so- Oom-
f1prcial bills. S4S054.
Bar eilver-bcesc
Mexican dOllars-52c
Bonds-GoYernments steady; railroad bonds
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
ticles- Open. High Low. Close.


CHICAGO. Jan. 14-Cash quotations were rs
follows: Flour. steady. No. 2 spring wheat, 760l
zee: No. 3. 6567sc; No. . red, T2A Q72sse; No.
34I.c: No. ? white, 36l4c: No. white 35@
36lfe: No rye. 62e; fair 10 choice mailing
barley. 49754e; No. / daxseed. $1.1315; No. 1
Northwestern l20k: prime timothy seed
50 %: clover. contract grades. 81: short
ribs sides Qoosel. S. G2l5 @9; short clear sides
fhoxedl. Sc. 2519- 3214: pork. per barrel
SIG 10: lard. per 100 pounds, 50 40: whisky
basis Of highwines, 81 %.
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Butter. Cheese aud Eggs

CHICAGO. Jan. l4.-On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market easy; creameries
2002Sc: diaries. 1a626c. Eggs, steady at mark
cases included 81 23e; hrsts, 23c: prime 6rsts
24c; extras 26c. Cheese, steady, 13dl4c.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. l<-Today's statement
% the treasury balance in the general fund
shows. Available cash balance. s243. 359 $40:
gold coin and bullion, SOB, 500 O41; gold certin-
Gates, S51, S2s. 100.
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Northern Business

SEATTLE, Jan. 14.-Clearings, $1,sl1,25s;
balances $212. 53O
ances. $35. 951.
TACOMA. Jan. 14.-Clearings. 1855, 1888; bal
PORTLAND, Jan. 14.-Clearings. s1,e11,2a2;
balances Sl97 B55
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
st. Louir Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, Jan. I4-WOOL-Steady. Me-
dunn grades, combing and clothing. 23D2s7ac
light nne, 20Q23c; heavy fine; 16@1Sc; tub
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Hay and Fecflstutr.


In spite of the heavy rain. there was an ex-
cellent Hay market yesterday morning. as con-
sumers had run out Of supplies and were eager
buyers. Prices ruled firm. A new buying de-
mand has Just appeared in this market. 1t
seems that Portland and the Puget Sound points.
finding II difficult 10 get their usual supplies
from cast of the mountains. owing to railroad
difficulties have been Obliged to come into this
mrrket. even Mt very high. prices. and some
orders for this new northern account have al
ready been placed. Arrivals yesterday included
40 cars.
Fecdstuffs continue unchanged as TO price,
though the feeling is gradually growing easier,
as already mentioned.
ERAN-s20 50d22. 80 per ton.
A1DDIINGS-S276 30 per ton.
SHORTS-S20. J0123 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley, $23.50G2j;
Mixed Feed. sa3@25; oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots.
$1,000; jobhing. Sal ton: Cocoanut Cake or
Meal at mills, se4 in 10 and So so in ton
lots: johbing. $25; Corn Meal $30@3l; Cracked
Corn. s31@32; Broom Corn Feed 90c per etl;
Alfalfa Meal. carload lots s20.50; jobbing, $2i
per ton; Meslfalfa. 5000: jobhing, 81.
HAY-Choice Wheat S19623 per ton; good
Wheat. S17.5061S.50: other grades Wheat. s14
ole: Wheat and Dat sl5m20: Tame Dat. $12@
is: wild. Dat. SI0@l4; Common Hay. Ss@10;
Alfalfa S9612: Stock. SSG1O per ton.
STRAW-60@S0c per bale
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London Closing Stocks

Bar stfver-Steady; 81 13-l6d per ounce.
Money-3i5 M3as per cent
The rate ~ discount in the open market for
short bills Is 5I5h per cent and FOR three
months bills 5655s per cent.
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THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-THE excitement in Copper
Range today was intense After closing al $96
Saturday. the stock opened this morning at
$l05 on sales of over 5000- All through the day
the transactions large and the stock nuc-
fusted quietly between Sl04 and $lOl, and the
clnelnq SInl 3.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
alIfornia etock and on Erehan<.
oAESTOCkS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange beard yesterday:
rnN8SrocES
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MISCELLANEOUS
SALES Z
Morning Session
UNITED STATES BONDS
Rid. Ask Bids Asl

100 Associated OH $500. AZ 90
30 Hawaiian ConI & Sugar 81 90
$50 Hawaiian ComI & Sug ar CO.. 81. IS
80 Paaulau S Co.. 4....., 10 25
5000 Market-st LIST con s,s........11I so
$1,000 Pacific Electric Ry IS cash IO9 so
$1,000 United + Of f. Is So. 62i5
SIS 900 Cal Gas & Ell NJ t& I 5s 81 so
Street
S3 coo Cal Gas & FL NJ & T IS 81 so
$4,000 Sac Ell Gas & Ry I5s.......1 04 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-05
COFFEE COMPLEXION
Many Ladies Have Poor Complexions
From Coffee.

'Coffee caused dark colored blotches
on my face and body. | had been
drinking it for long while and these
blotches gradually appeared until final
ly they became permanent and were
about as dark as coffee itself
81 formerly had as fine n complexion
as one could ask for
When | became convinced that cof
fee was the cause of my trouble, I
changed and took to using Postum Food
Coffee, and as | made it well, according
to directions. | liked it very much and
have since that time used it In place.
of coffee.
81 am thankful to say L am not ner-
vous any more, rs | was when I was
drinking coffee, and my complexion is
now as fair and good as it was years
ago. 1t is very plain that coffee caused
the trouble'
Most bad complexions are caused by
some disturbance of the stomach and
coffee is the greatest disturber of d-
gestion known. Almost any woman can
have fair complexion If she will leave
off coffee and use Postum Food Coffee
and nutritious, healthy food in proper
quantity, Postum furnishes certain ele-
ments from the natural grains from the
field that Nature uses to rebuild the
nervous system and when that is in
good condition. one can depend upon
good complexion as well as good
healthy body. "There s D Reason. -
Read, "The Road to Wellville, in
pkgs.
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ANOTHER AUSTRIAN
HELD AS A SUSPECT
Mike Melich Arrested at Bing.
ham and Brought Here;
Murder Of Eckman.

Another arrest In connection with the
murder of Henry Eckman, a Finn. IN
the Phoenix mine at Bingham Wednes-
day morning. was made by the Sheriff S
office Thursday morning. Mike Melich.
an Austrian. who was a room mate of
John Zouvich. the Austria placed un-
der arrest on suspicion Wednesday. was
taken in charge, and is behind the bars
OF the city jail. Melich was wanted
for what he may know about the shoot
ing.
Deputy Sheriff Forbes OF Bingham ap-
pretended Melch as he was preparing to
board train to leave Bingham. His
actions at the time of the arrest indi-
Gated that he may have valuable infor-
nation concerning the murder. Melch
failed TO report at the mine for work
Tuesday morning and had made every
Bingham. When arrested his coat was
covered with dirt of the same character
as that OF the Phoenix mine. In his
room was a .32-callber revolver. with
three empty chambers. Three bullets
from this caliber weapon were fred into
Eckman'ss body. Melich, at the jail on
Thursday. denied that the gun belonged
TO him or that he knew anything about
the murder. Joe Melich. his cousin. and
81 bartender In the Melich saloon, he
claims. can tell where he was at the
time of the shooting. proving an alibi.
The officers believe they have the right
man in the two arrests, but say there
are several points in the gathering of
be made before complaint can be
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Westminster Is Receiving Gen
erOus Assistance From Many
Persons i'm East.
MRS. FERRY'S GIFT FOR
YOUNG LADIES' D0RMIT0RY
College Is Only Protestant
NOn-MOrmOn One in This
Region.

Westminster College, cornering on
Thirteenth East and Eleventh South. has
twenty acres OF land beautifully stuat-
ed for college purposes. During the last
year the Administration building has
been constructed and has been named
Converse Hall, In honor OF John II. Con-
verse, LII D., OF Philadelphia, who was
TIE largest donor. having given 100000
toward Its construction The building
has cost SS7,S00. without furnishings. and
Is about completed. 1t Is a very sub
stantial structure and presents very
imposing appearance. The college is in
debted TO others beside Mr.. Converse
and the names OF some OF the large CIV
ers follow:
Mr.: L. n. Severance, Cleveland, Ohio.
$4,000: DR.. D. Stuart Dodge, New York
$1,000; Mr. .. B. Gamble, Cincinnati,
$1,000, Mrs. T. B. Blackstone, Chicago,
$1,000; Mrs. Emma J. HARRISON. Pitts
burg, $1,000; Miss Grace Dodge and moth
er, New York. $1,000; Mr.. John Wick.
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PETER PAN WINS.
Thirty-Five Thousand People Saw Horse
Win $4,000 Advance Stakes.

NEW YORK, July Before crowd
of $4,000 persons James r. keene's Pc
ter Pan. the TO favorite, easily won
the SIS. 600 Advance stakes, one mile
and three furlongs, at Sheepshead Bay
today. The victory of the Keene colt
was popular one, and he was loudly
cheered when he flashed under the wire
The favorite never was In trouble, and
Won by three lengths. The fight for the
place was close and exciting. and Sal
videre. who had been running in second
ond money by q head from Flip Flap
Peter Pan was the pacemaker from the
start Results:
First race, six furlongs-ChantIlly
won. La Londe second, Ben Ban third
Time, ia,
Second race, the independence steeple-
chase, about two and half miles-Agent
won. Hot Shot second. Grandpa third
Time, 5:13.
Third race, the Spring stakes. six fur
longs-Chapultepec won. Fancy second
King James third. Time, 1:13 1-o.
Fourth race. the Advance stakes. cash
Peter Pan won, Salvidere second, Flip
Flap third. Time. 220.
Fourth race, the Advance stakes, cash
value $4,000. mile and three furlongs-
Peter Pan. ia (Notter), to g won
Salvidere III (E. Dugan), Z TO 9, sec
third. Time. ego. Buttling Running
Water. Tokalon. Montgomery. also ran
Fifth race, mile and a furlong. on
turf-Miss Crawford won. G. l.. NJ sec
ond: Ostrich third. Time, 1854 As,
Ball second. Workman third. Time,
I'll
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Divide Honors.

BROOKLYN. July 4.-The local Nation
ais scored their third successive victory
over the New York team by winning the
first game today, The contest lasted
twelve innings, and the score was / to 0.
Alperman scored the winning run. He
was hit by a pitched ball. Casey sacri-
feed. Lumley sent a long fly TO center.
on which Alperman reached third, and
then came home when Batch singled to
left. R H E.
New York ......, 600 900 600 1000 Z o
Brooklyn go. 900 900 900 0Ol-1 o
Batteries-McGinnity and Bowerman:
Pastorlus and Ritter. Two-b base hit-Jor-
dan. Bases on balls-off Pastorius, s:
McGinnity. 2. Struck out-by PastorIus
3: McGinnity, 3. Umpire-Klem and Rig
Ter.
New York won the second game of the
day from Brooklyn. The visitors scored
three runs in the first inning on an error,
a sacrifice, two doubles and single An
other tally in the third and one in the
fourth were too much for Brooklyn.
Second game r. H e.
New York 800. 3 0 ! 0 O-5 10
Brooklyn -. o o 0 3 0 0 0 0-3 o 3
Batteries-Wiltse and Bowerman Bell
and Ritter Two-base hts-Devlin. Shan
non. Seymour. Three base hit = AIper-
man. Bases on balls-off Wiltse, Q Struck
out-by Bell: 4; by Wiltse. O. Umplres-
Rigler and Klein.
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WANDAMERE FOURTH
WITHOUT CRACKERS
One Resort Where Din of the
Street Was Not an
Irritation.

The record for the season at Wanda
mere was smashed Thursday by the
Fourth of July pleasure seekers ant
the best record of last year was nearly
equaled, Eight thousand persons Wis
tied the pretty resort and the most live
ly kind of time characterized the day,
BY the time the crowds of the even
ing were on hand the spacious place
was practically swamped. During the
hot afternoon the bulk OF the attend.
played about the grounds and kept the
concesslonaires on the jump until even
ing, when older people took their
places.
For seven hours the refreshment hall
was crowded and it was only with
great patience that one could get
served. The same condition existed
ture railway and the bowling alleys.
A feature of Wandnmere was the at
tendance of country people, Families
came miles in wagons and buggies to
spend the day. On the outside of the
grounds provision has been made for
hitching. Every tree, fence post or
stump within half n mile had horse
admitted at the wagon gates, whore 1T
is not possible to enter unless in
vehicle.
In the evening the crowd became so
great that hundreds gave up trying
to get on the amusement devices and
took to tho lawns and benches. Tho
dance hall was crowded to it's capacity
both afternoon and evening,
The main attraction for the people
IN the evening was a display OF fire.
works. All kinds of fancy rockets, pin
wheels, display figures and bombs were
included in tho exhibit. They were
sent up at q place near the south bank
of the lake, The reflections in the
water made the scene even more at
tractive.
Flrecrackers were not allowed on the
grounds and the resort proved a good
place to escape from tho rumble and
dust of the city.
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REGARDS ACT HOSTILE
Marquis Ito Makes Plain Statement Of
Korean Court Intrigues.

SEOUL. July 4.-Marquis Ito, at the
palace yesterday. interrogated the En-
peror regarding the presence at The
Hague OF deputation seeking recogni-
ton on the claim that Japan has broken
It's pledge TO maintain Korean independ-
ence., The Emperor denied having any
knowledge of the deputation or its ac-
tlon, whereupon Marquis Ito remarked:
1t Is not necessary to inquire who is
responsible for the deputation, as its ac-
tlons are self explanatory, and the whole
world Is in possession OF the facts"
In an intervley with a correspondent of
the Associated Press, Marquis Ito said
that the attempt made at The Hague to
connect Korean affairs with the San
francisco question would mislead no one
The intrigues of the Korean court he
added. were continuous. The reported
facts that the palace conference had not
recognized the deputation and that no
one mad requested To see Its credentials
showed the ignorance of the outside world
regarding this latest move OF the Korean
court, but the Emperor's persistence In
such intrlgues constituted a hostile action
against the Japanese which must be stop
ped.
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Entries at Latonia.

Special TO The Tribune.
CINCINNATI. July 4.-Following are
the entries for Friday at Latonia;
First race. six furlongs, selling-Anna
Ruskin Sc. Lady Arion. Geppina. Sister
Polly, Wimple, Ida Bailey. 81; Our Anna
94, Matte Mack 81, Marmorean 80.
Queen Caroline 100, Floss s., Agnes Vir-
ginia, l05
Second race five furlongs, selling
Countess OF Melbourne. Third Rail, Wal
dorf Belle. Hester Zora Greuse. Marga-
ret Randolph Pleasant View Belle. Ro-
berta Moore, Demonstrate. Lavatrina,
l07, Tarquin. Sabado, 1l0.
Third race. seven furlongs. selling
kohnoflaw, Gull 102: Land Breeze 104,
Water Lake l0o Devout Telegrapher,
Rebounder, Lieut. Rice. Albert Fir, 107;
Great 100, Prince Silverwings Ill, DIR.
Spruill 1l2.
Fourth race, steeplecbase. Clubhouse
course-Pendragon 128 Pete Vinegar 1872
Weberfelds 1856, Glass Leader 1873, John
Dillon f53. Dell Leath 100 John Dillon,
Dell Leath. Noble entry.
Fifth race six furlongs- purse-Elec-
torine, Gem OF the Wllds. Laveita, 97
Tom McAfee, AL W., 90; Red Gauntlet,
Ovando, Javanese. Zinfandel. 1o2; Col
loquy lot, :
Sixth race mile. selling-Demo, Hart-
ing. J. j. Jr.. 81; Knight OF Ivanhoe,
Delestrome. Blaze O Light. 100, Ouardi.
Young Stevens. l02; Warner Griswell,
General Early, los, County Clerk 100.
Woolstone Ill.