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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-08-12
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-08
CHAPTER yxTy.

~ IRKwooD hesitated. II was un.
" feeling 20 tell her why. yet IL
IN was essential that she know.
a however painful the knowledge
might prove 20 her.
And she was insistent He might not
dodge the Issue. "whyY' she repeated
as he paused.
Il wish you wouldn't press me for
an answer just now, Miss Calendar"
Don't you think I had better known"
1nstinctively he inclined his head In
assent.
Then whyT
Kirkwcod bent forward and patted
the flank Of the satchel that held the
gladstone bag.
what does that mean, Mr.. Kirk.
woodr
That I have the jewels" he told her
fersely. looking straight ahead.
AT hh shoulder he beard low gasp
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Seaboard
Air Line Railway

Iu charge OF Mr.. c. II. Gattis. District
Passenger Agent, Raleigh, n. c., and
chaperoned by Mrs. c. H. Cattis over
the entire trip.
Leaves July 3rd, returns August 9th
circling the United States in solid
Pullman train composed Of the highest
grade and modern design of sleeping
compartment observation cars and Pull.
man dining car.
The most inexpensive trip ever one.
rated from the Southeast, through Al.
lanta, Birmingham, Memphis. stopping
at Kansas City, Denver, Coio.ado
Springs, Salt Lake, Los Angeles Santa
Barbara, Monterey. Santa Cruz, San
Francisco, Portland, Seattle. Tacoma,
Spokane, through Yellowstone National
Park, ST. Paul, Chicago, returning home
through Cincinnati and c. & o. through
Richmond.
Trip cost will include railroad and
Pullman fares, hotels, dining car meals.
stage ride OF five Isl and one half fKl
days through the Yellowstone National
Park, transfers. side trips, carriage and
"tsebs1oAN tahSs al StDp-Dfcr points and
nil actual expenses necessary.
Side trips viii be arranged al all stop-
over points TO places OF interest. All de-
tails being arranged in advance and
looked after enroute.
An attractive 35-day trip through the
"Grestest Country in the World" cover.
ing distance Of s,7s5 miles Of travel in
modern Pullman train with superb din.
ing car service, eating and sleeping IN
the best Of hotels, Sightseeing .Tbc
Wonders Of the Vest ieisurely, with an
details arranged in advance IS a luxury
OF lifetime.
Write at once 10 the undersigned for
cost OF trip. schedule aud itinery n
maps, timetables and booklets II tile
lines over which the party will travel.
are desired. send 80 cents n stamps.
{. II. GATTIS,
District Passenger Agent.
Raleigh, y. {.
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SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.

AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Effective Sept. 18th, 1908, and
subject to change without notice.
Trains will leave Durham as
follows:
No. $685. 10.35 A. M. connect
ing at Henderson with No. 3s
which will arrive at Portsmouth
Norfolk at $40 p. NJ, resuming
connection at Weldon with A. G.
l.. for Eastern Carolina points
and at Observation-Disclosures with
Steamship lines for Washington,
Baltimore, Cape Charles, New
York and Boston. This will also
connect at Henderson with No.
66 for Richmond, Washington
and New York.
No. 241 will arrive in Durham
at 4:30 p. M.
No. 22l will arrive in Durham
at 1906 "A. M.
No. 222 will leave Durham at
600 p. M.
The Durham & Southern train
No. Al leaving Durham at 3,15
p. NJ. and arriving at Apex at
AS ?. M. connects with Sea-
board No. III and AZ for Char
lotte,. Wilmington, Atlanta. Bir-
mingham, Memphis and points
West and Columbia, Savannah,
Jacksonville. and all Florida
points.
For Timetables, rates and any
information desired apply to /.
w. Woodward, Union Ticket
Agent. or r. L. Montgomery
Agent, Phone No. IL, or write
to-
G. II. GATTfs,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, N. c.
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u
Of amazement and fncredulity com.
mingled.
"But-how did you get them? Nv
father deposited them in bank this
morning?"
HE must have taken them out
again. l got them on board the
Alethea. where your father was con.
ferring with Mulready and Captain
Stryker."
'.The Alethear'
"Yes."
you took them from those men
you! But didn't my father
II had to persuade him." said Kirk.
wood simply.
fro BE CONTINUED
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"The honor 81 an American gentleman
moved away. humming snatch from
French song. which brought the hot
blood to Kirkwood's face.
But the girl did not understand. and
be was glad OF that. "You may judy
between u.s." he appealed to her direct.
~ once more. Il can only offer you
my word Of honor as an American gen.
tleman that you shall be landed in
England safe and sound by the flrst
available steamer"
There's no need 10 say more, Mr,
Kirkwood." Dorothy Informed him
quietly. = have already decided. 4
think begin to understand some
things Clearly now. II you're ready
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Personally Conducted
Tour
"Around the Continent"

Over the Rocky Mountains to the paci.
6c, the Alaska Yukon Exposition, Los
Angeles during the Elks National Con.
vention and through the Yellowstone
National Park-via the
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CHAPTER XIII

I ow. n Kirkwood's emotion was
nj POIGNANT. Mrs. fIaIiam's as.
" tonishment psralleled and her
relief transcribed II. In or.
der TO understand this II must be re.
membered that while Mr. Kirkwood
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Alameda Arrives on Time in Spite Of Storm

stmr Queen, for San francisco.
rI srryed May il,stml OHIO from as saldezi Fed
j. Weod, from San Pedro.
AST0RIA-Arrived May 11-Stmr e. W
Elder. hence May s via Eureka; stmr r. ;.
Sailed May 11-stmr Roma. for Port San
Luis
TATOOsH- Passed in May 1l-Stmr Charles
Nelson. hence May I, for Seattle; Nor stmr
Syerre, hence May 8 for Vancouver.
Passed ont May 1fBarge james Drummond.
stmr Pennsylvani from Seattle, for San Frau
cisco.
POINT LoBos- Passed May 11-Br stmr In
yertay, from Guaymas, for Comox and Fraser
river.
wEsTPoRT (wasil. Arrived May 10 schr
Henry Wilson, from San Pedro. schr Mary F.
Foster hence May May lf-Stmr Newburg
henee May {; stmr. Norwood. hence May $.
Passed May 1I-Schr Metha Nelson, for
Hilo: stmr Coronado for San Pedro.
TACOMA Arrived May H-Br stnr kumeric
from Yokohama, via Victoria.
Sailed May 11-Sfmr BuekInsn. for Seattle
COOKS INLET Arrived April 21-Bark Star
| of France. hence March IL
BAND0N-Sailed May 11-stmr Elizabeth,
ABERDEEN Sailed May l0-stmr Helene, for
San Francisco.
coos BAY-Arrived May 10-stmr NJ. F.
April 2S.
Arrived May if-sehr BERTHE Minor, from San
Pedro.
Sailed May ff--Stmr NJ. F. Plant. for San
Francisco; stmr Alliance, for Portland, via As
! tOf1a
SAN PEDRo-Arrived May 11-Stmr Ho-
quiam from Wfllapa: stmr Luella. from Mexico.
IA, Arrived y l. May iinstmr Santa BarbaTa hence
Moji stmr Governor. hence May 10, fot San
Diego.
Sailed May 11-sfmr MandaIay, for San Fran
SAN DfEGo-sailed May 1I-U S stmr Are
thusa for -; stmr Pasadena, for Alblen
! SKAGWA1--Arrived May I0-Stmr Farallon.
| from Seattle. and sailed May II for Seattle.
/ WRANGELI--Arrived May f0L-Stmr City OF
Seattle, from Seattle; stmr Dolphin. from Skag-
Observation-Disclosures May 1f-stmr Dolphin,
| from Skagway, for Seattle.
| TAC0MA-Arrived May t1-Stmr Buckman.
oUARTEBMASTER HARBoR-Arrived May
| 11<Baree SC James. from --.--
I FORT BRAGG-Ssiled May 11-5Stmr National
ISLAND PORTS
\ HONOLILU-Arriyed May 1f-Stmr Mongolia.
hence May D.. for China and Japan.
Sailed May I1.Schr A. Thayer. for Grays
| stmr Mongolia. for Yokohama.
| Arrived May 11-Stmr Hyades. from Seattle.
| FOREIGN PORTS
| VICTORIA-Arryed May 11-Nor stnr Sverre,
Sailed May 1f-Jap stmr Shinsno Msru. for
| Yokohama.
MELBoURNE-Arrived May 9-Br bark Gren-
| ada. from Chemainns.
| TALcAHUAN ANo-Arrived May 10-Br stmr
| Cumbal from New York.
| PERIsf-Passed May I0-Br stmr Craigvar.
| from Manila. for New Orleans.
| C0L0N-Sailed May S-Stmr Allianca- for
New York.
! HoNGKoNG-s Sailed May s-Br stmr Empress
Of China. for Vancouver. May 11-Stmr China.
| for San Francisco.
T0C0PIILA-Arfived May 7-Stmr Santa Ma
! ria, from Port San Luis.
/ OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW Y0RK-Arrfved May 1l-Stmr Kroon-
| land. from Antwerp: stmr Noordam. from Rot
| terdam.
| Sailed May 1I-Stmr Hamburg for Naples;
| stmr kroHprinz Wilhelm for Bremen
BRENEN-A Arrived May 11--Stmr Kaiser Will
/ helm II. from New York.
| MARSEILLES-Sailed May S-Stmr Roma, for
! New York
/ ANTwERP-Arrived May 1l-stmr vader-
| land. from New York.
LIvERPooI1-Arrived May 1f-stmr Maure-
| tana. from New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Olympics and Santa Clara
Plan Dual Meet
[Speciai Dispatch 10 The Call


SANTA CLARA. May f1.-Andy
Glarner. the captain and crack middle
distance runner of the Olympic club of
San Francisco. who is training the
Santa Clara college track squad for the
st. Mary meet in Oakland on May %.
and incidentally preparing himself for
his match races with Miller of Stan
ford at the Berkeley oval on May %.
announced tonight that he had ar
ranged dual meet for next Sunday
between the Olympic club second team
and the athletes of the local college.
The meet will take place on the local
track. which is already in fine shape.
Those who will represent the winged
Ofs' will be Moss and >Tooker in the
middle distances; w. Garvin. the Pacific
coast two naile champion, in the mile;
Charles Gebhardt. in the hurdles
Bressi and Baumbough in the field
events; Otto Wallfsch. in the weights
while Glarner himself will go out of
his favorite events and run in the
sprints.
A good relay team from the above
members will be pitted against the
Santa Clara youngsters. An interest
ing contest is looked for as the col
fegians are already in fair shape. The
following men have been put on the
and Peters. the crack ball tOssers
Kearney. Askam. Swall. Morgan, Bron-
SON Donovan and Gallaghe Coach
Glarner states that he will add to this
list as the men show their worth.
Georgie Horb. the crack sprinter is the
victim Of grippe. but it is expected that
he will be better in time to get shaped
for the St. Mary meet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
building Contracts

fbHiI0InS 1Ontrdtts
Mrs A. Philbon with Howe Salm0n-Au
work for alterations and additions for three
story frame huilding in 5 line of Folsom street,
l23 w of Eighth; So 900
j. j. Butler with Wallace c. Boswetl-Io erect
three story and basement frame building m
5 line OF Henry street, 90 W Of Noe. w 26 by
) 1f5: <6.1ig
Estate of Clans spreekeis tsecensedl by execu
tors, with Russell-yaiI company Steam heating
etc, hor building in Sc line OF Market street.
30 SW Of Third. Sw 80. So loo. SW 10.
sE 20. NV 60. NV 110: s.. leo
Mrs Meta Schroeder with James r Cohian-
All work. except plumbing. gas fitting eiee-
tric work. coal srstes for aiteFa tioas and sddf
tlons. 70 make three story and basement
frame at NV corner Of NeAIlis5er and Cough
streets, W 27:6 by : so; $5.f54.
company -AIi work for two story and basement
frame four fiat building in W line OF August
place SIG OF Green street. 1910 BY
W 69:+ts: $2.520.
Harry Il. and Helen c. Raesiae with Brock
hage Foley 4 Green-All work except living
room mauteI tiling. gas and electric fixtures
and shades. for two story frame dwelling In
LHe OF Lake street. g76 " of Fifteenth
avenue, 100 by W 30z$2 100.
WifiIsm Wolf with Robson 4 Sattler--Exes-
concrete for f0cr story brick building SW
corner of Sixth and Howard streets 10 in
Sixth street and 50 in Howard: S6.54s.
Charles E. and Irene kefos with !. = Pur
eeIl-To erect two story frame building in
line of Church street. SI:6 y Of Clipper
2F:Tta by 101:t0; $3.50.
Mary's Help hospital. IRe.. with John g.
Sutton company and Mangrum OtteT-Plumb
ing. etc. steam heating and power plant for
four brick buildings (B. c. y and e. AT ST
corner of Guerrero street and Clinton park
IS 1G0 by T. $50; S41 .564.
David Cruden with George Tsyler-To erect a
ami street; 125 Of Twenty-second. 80 By
122:6; $500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Monday. May 10.
stmr George Loomis, McKellar Jr., 40 hours
from Gaviots.
Pedro.
Stmr Shna Yak, Hutton, II hours from San
Jstg stmr westcrner, Kelly. 76 hours from Grays
Harbor.
stmr Alameda. Dodwell, 8 days and hours
stmr south Bay. Halvorsen. GA hours from
stmr Mann smith, Olsen, 40 hours from Coos
bay.
stmr Johan Poulsen. Nilsson, G1 hours from
Columbia river.
schr Bangor, Peterson, 30 days from GHsymas.
CLEARED
Tuesday May IL.
Ger stmr rEna Zegenmeycr. Ancou and way
ports via san Pedro; E. G. Evans & Son.
Stmr Peru Mackinnon. Ancou and way ports;
Pacific Mail steamship company.
stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander San Diego and
way ports: Pacific Coast steamship company.
Ger stmr Sakkarah,g Kopp Hamburg. etc. ;
stmr Ciaremont Christensen, Portland; Hart
stmr City OF PuebIa. Gelow Victoria, etc. :
Pacific Coast steamship company.
SAILED
Tuesday. May IL.
stmr South Coast. Klinker. Caspar.
stmr shoshone, Asplund Astoria.
Stmr Claremont Christensen Portland
Ger stmr Sakkarah, kopp, Hamburg and way
ports.
Ger stmr Erna, Megenmeyer, Ancon ana way
ports via San Pedro.
= stmr Katherine. Jorgenson. Eureka.
Stmr Syea Allen. Grays Harbor
Stmr city Of Puebla. Gielow. Victoria
Stmr Iakme. Dahlquist. Eureka.
Stmr Maverick Daniels Portland.
Stmr Rpdondo Bendegard. San Pedro.
Barge 81 Stannard, Portland in tow stmr
"a'e'' WEATHER REPORTS
&c Nav -t,,I
northwest velocity, 80 miles per hour
TATOosH May II, a. ln.-Cloudy; wind,
POINT LoBos May II. a. m.-cIear; wind,
northwest velocity miles per hour
BY UNITED WI WdREdEss l1aaGsS, coMPANY ON :.
cisco-wiil arrive at San francisco May IL.
Barge 4; r,. 81. from San Francisco May 8 for
= stnir tim Atlas and barge 3. from Seattle for San
Francisco-May 10, 2:so p m, passed Cape
bisnro st@r Mariposs. from Tahiti for San Fran
cisco-May 10 10 p m, 63o miles of San
Francisco; Will arrise seoKEN khnSsday a. m
April If-T.at 80 deg $. long 80 deg W. Br
ship Pegasus. from Antwerp. for San Fran
cisu1 Mar tat se deg 80 min n. long IS deg 50
min w. shin Aryan. from San Francisco Jan
for New York; k.rF1EgRtpu1c ~ gel,
POINT IOBOS Mar II. 10 D. m.--weather
hazy: -, wind northwest; velocity. as miles per
hour. s~.s..r,x, ,or-
PORT san IUfS-Arrivcd May 11-Stmr
whittier from Eureka TO sail 10 p. m. for San
's'i,si' sailed May stmr Helen T Drew. for San
Francisco.
for Seattle
from Skagway.
Yokohama.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Columbia Athletes Plan
Cross Country Race

The members of the Columbia ath-
letic club. which was recently admitted
to membership in the Pacific athletic
association. viii inaugurate their ath-
letfc season next Sunday by a cross
country race. starting at IL O'Clock
from in front of the Seal Rock house
on the ocean beach, then along the
Corbett road. to a finish in front of
the club rooms at 474 Castro street
1t will be a handicap race. James
Hurl. Lee McKnew and William Burn
mer, who are considered to be among
the clubs fastest runners. will be
among the numerous competitors.
George. Kuppinger has offered a
handsome cup to the first runner to
finish. while the second will get gold
medal from the club and the third a
silver one.
James Hoare president of the club,
will officiate as starter. with George
Murray timekeeper: Ira ]. Hall, handf-
capper; George Braun as judge at
finish.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
New YORK Cotton MARKET

WV YORK. Nay I--HBtron 3 wire SAYS:
III igh records were resclied I'm the cotton markets
Today. The weather was no worse than usual
hut ~ thar il not good. Texas is really
81 bad WAY Bears who have fought the mar
set gave up hope. ana balls who had hoped TO
reDtace lines al lower levels became i2c con
Vcrfs. The accumulated damage q dry winter
sud spring has already cost the final yield more
fhan million bales. aud with admitted ten
dpDoy 20 reduce acreage there is suggested
possibility of a l2.00o 600 crop. and smaller
figures might be made il weather conditions don Z
become much better. During the last three
weeks the supply ~ American cotton has sbrunk
GSS 600 bales. aTsi during that time the eontrsct
stock owned by the bulls has been unloaded 20
tle extent Of 00.0D0 bales This eliminates
weight upon tho market and when a little buy
ing desire expresses itself il did today the
market responds very readily and easily. Pre-
alcflons for l2c cotton sre frequent 81 the
mont. aud with the continent n Europe cngag-
INK freight room fer :f3. 00o bales ont OF New or
leans fer next week d. looks II the supply OF
coffon left in America III midsummer would be
81 Tow ehh. Many are expecting lie for winter
positions this weck ana but little resistance viii
be offered 20 such an advance.
Iheo r. Price iu a series of circulars estimates
rhst at least f.0C0. 800 baies u cotton has
changed hsnds IN the last four weeks Of which
perhaps Zoo. COZ bales short sales put out
hy neactionary bears. Price followed UP his CON
Victons to-day by buying heavily II January aud
Tho new crop months which he says viii 80 very
much higher and VIII sell az a premium over
july
spot cotton closed quiet % points higher
Middiing uplands li.10c; middling gu1f. I1.:;Jc.
SO sales
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to M MarinerS
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, May 11.--Alian Mccullough. chief
engineer Of the steamship Breakwater. suffered
bad fall from the gangplank OF the steamer
while the ship was tied up at the Alaska dock
last night and received injury TO his hip
which. while not serious, is decidedly painful.
With 2T5 passengers and a general cargo
steamer State OF California Captain NOpander
arrived today from San Francisco.
With miscellaneous cargo Of 935 tons -ha
steam schooner Nome City. Captain Hansen, ar
rived this morning from San francisco Captain
Hansen reports heavy weather throughout the
trip
Oriental liner Alesia. Captain Ernst. finished
loading lumber at the Portland mills tonight
IL will probably sail Thursday.
Oil tanker Asuncion. Captain Bridgett, left
from Portsmouth this afternoon.
Steam schooner st. Helens win finish loading
lumber tomorrow night and probably leave
Thursday.
Steamer Argo sailed tonight for Tilamook
TACOMA, May i1.-British steamer Kumeric
arrived today from the orient aftsr ter smart
hemp. 500 bales OF gunnies, 5000 sacks OF rice
and other general freight
Steamer Buckman returned to port today for
additional cargo 1t shifted to Seattle this
evening.
schooner Endeasor is due to load lumber FOR
SEATTLE, May 1I.-Japanese steamer shi-
nano Maru sailed today for the orient.
Steamer Queen left today for San Francisco
Steamer Jefferson. with 100 passengers and a
full cargo left tonight for Skagway.
United States lighthouse tender ColumbDe
United states revenue cutter Thetis left this
afternoon for the Arctic via Port Townsend and
Unals ska.
Steamer Humboldt arrived from Sksgway.
Steamer Ohio arrived tonight from Valdez
SAN PEDRO. May Il.-Steamer Governor ar
rived from Seattle via Eureka and San Francisco
with freight and passengers.
Steamer Brooklyn arrived from Hardy crock
wi.h railroad ties and cleared for Redondo.
steamer Hoquiam arrived from Willapa har-
Dor with lumber.
Sciioohers Turloe and Albert Meyer sailed in
ballast, the former for Grsys Harbor aud The
latter for Coos has
steamer Bandon cleared for San Diego.
Power sloep Edith arrived from Ciemente ISL
and With Is bales of wool
steamer Mandaies cleared FOR Crescent City.
British steamer Clan Mcinnis arrived this
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
les Angeles Markets

los ANGELES. May if.-Heavt recei iFts OF
POTATOES. viii big shipments from Oregon.
whore tie crop has been unexpectedly heavy
weakened the prices today Highland de-
ciined 40 s. 500 10 OreEoRs sold from 50. -
fe 81. The exchange fixed the buying price Of
case count eggs At 23Isc. New potatoes were
quoted 81 from l.S5 10 Sl.50. with the market
frm.
T0dsys receipts were: Eggs. 49i cases; hut
ter. - 90 pounds: cheese. 5. l24 pounds; pots-
loos. 30 sacks: onions 40 sacks; beans. 444
sacks: sweet potatoes. ii sacks.
BEgs-Extra selects. 2Sc, local ranch. caDdled.
26c. case count % .c. buying price.
Butter creamery extrs. sac; creamery first.
- iac: cooking butter. 20c.
Chess Northern fresh. l6iac; anchor large.
iSe, snchor Y A.. lsc; hand cheese. anchor
hrsud. 20c; eastern singles. 29e: eastern twins.
-0c; esstcrn cheddars 17c. eastern longhOrn, 2ic
ssfcru daisy. 20a2lc: Swiss imported. 2Sd30c; /;
swiss Domestic. isc; brick cream. 2Od21e; linn
burger, 2od 2Ic. Tuisre, lse; importer ROquefort
So Fdam @6-S1 size. case ef u. So German
breakfast. SL10 hox: Neufchafel 81 20 box:
Sierra. S1.i0 box: Csnada cream dozen 70 box
csc; schlossksse. 81 box: Camembert 81 20 box ;
oregon twins. tSlsc.
Beans tper ctl-Pink 10. l. SIS: lima
No. l. S<15. Lady Washington No l. $3.50:
small white No. !, S6G6-2s; biackeye. So. 7ses
81. Garvanza. $3.50 lentils, S1NS bayou. $50
fotstoes-a ighisnds. 2.sos12. -: Oregon
s. -; coast Lompoc. S2.75; Idaho. 81 p: oregon
Burbsnks. = 2.75g3. white rose, S2.25; new po-
isfocs. si.35 n 80.
Sweet potstoes-Yelow local. s2G225.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Siaplamat Marathon Will
Be Run Tonight

Everything is ready for the amateur
Marathon race TO be given by the Slap
lanai Indians & the Auditorium rink
this evening Contestants will report
at o'clock for examination by DR..
A. 5. keenan,. the clubs physician. and
unless each Is in perfect condition he
will not be allowed 70 start. but, ac
cOrding to the latest advices, no one
is expected to be ruled out. The clerk
of the course has been instructed to
start the men promptly at S O'Clock,
so that there will be no delays and the
race will be over early. The prizes
are on exhibition at Tom Dillon's- The
preliminary sale OF seats has been sat
isfaetOry To the mana cement.