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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02

the purse. II didn't speak 70 you,
and how did you know where livedp
why, while was not llstening-be-
ueve me. was not-I heard You ask
the porter about the train for Hemp
stead"
yes. believe ] did. ] was dread
fully afraid I'd miss Il. Won't you
sit DOWN. This was only my change
purse, you know. l missed Il, but IL
was OF no account. except that It held
the key to my trunk. However, ]
thank You, and
And she opened tho purse to view
the contents. There was her dollar.
eighty. and i've dollar bin besides.
she looked up in puzzled way and
said:
''This can't be nine"
aBut found it under your chair.
miss
nBut how did this other money come
here7 I'm sure ! hadn't t."
Blr. Graham turned red. His tongue
refused to move. He saw the yawn
ing pit and mopped bis forehead. but
It was too late. The situation had be
come full Of tacks when the youni
lady'a father appeared. He was
stern faced old colonel
''sir. explain yeur gamer he SAID
after a few words Of explanation from
the daughter.
He asked an impossibility. How
could such q thing be explained Fa
Their and daughter looked at the blush
Eng. agitafed young man for moment
and then the father took him By the
arm and led him down 70 the gate and
put the purse into bis hand and said:
'Coms with the green goods next
time"
And when he had returned to tho
veranda and they had watched young
Mr.. Graham down the road Tor forty
Gods the daughter observed:
s'Fnpa. 1 wish you hadn't II would
have been suoh & novelty to get 90.
qpainfad with 90 agitated young mans
fIN
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Defeated Manhattan College,
3 to |, Yesterday
HAYNES PITCHED WELL
Two Of His Passes, However, Were In.
strumental in Bringing in the
Single Tally Made BY the
New Workers.

Burlington, June e.--The university
Of Vermont made il two straight from
Manhattan college yesterday afternoon
BY the score Of to l. Haynes pitched
fine ball for Vermont, allowing but four
hits and striking out eleven men. He
was trife wild, however, passing four
men, one Of which resulted in tally
in the eighth when followed BY a single,
another pass and sacrifice fly.
Vermont got six hits off Archer and
earned two Of its three scores. In the
second inning Collins swatted for three
bases and Mcconnell singled, bringing
Collins IN. Haynes sacrificed and Hill
doubled, sending Mcconnell across.
Again Collins hit safely in the third
Tor two bases, bringing in Collision, who
had got first on Brilrs error and saeri-
feed 90 second. Both teams felded well.
The score;
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mrKADo HoNoRs FAIRBANKS.
vice-president and wife Were Received
in Audience.

Toxic, June 2. Former Vice president
Charles w. Fairbanks and Mrs. Fair.
banks were received in audience by the
emperor and empress Of Japan Monday.
They were presented to their maiesties
BY Ambassador O'Brien, and afterward
had luncheon at the palace. The EN-.
peror was especially cordial. He said
he desired Mr.. Fairbanks to understand
that he was a welcome visitor to Japan
and he wished him also TO carry back to
the people Of America an assurance Of
the ever increasing reliance OF the Jap-
anese people upon the good win Of the
United States. The emperor inquired
particularly after the health Of Presi-
dent Taft, and the former vice-president
replied in cordial terms. Decoration day
exercises were held at the Yokohoma
naval hospital Monday afternoon, ma
rines and blueiackets from the visiting
American squadron forming a guard for
the ceremonies. Among those present
were Mr.. Fairbanks. Ambassador 0'Brien
and Admiral Harder Of the American
navy. An Grafton was delivered by DR..
r. Greene Of Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02
COURT DELAYS SENTENCE.
Associate Thus Gets Time to Prepare
for Liquor Drought.

Washington, June 2--in the cases Of
former Sheriff Ship and others Of Chat
tanooqa. charged with contempt Of the
supreme court OF the United States, per-
uniting negro to be lynehed. the court
yesterday postponed the passing Of sen.
renee, % permit the prisoners to file
petitions for a reheanng.
The cases therefore 90 over until next
term. the prisoners remaining ont on
bond.
In connection with the motions for
permission % iile the petitions for re-
hearing an incident occurred, which
caused even the members Of the court
10 smile. Attorney Chamlee, represent
ing Williams, who j. said 60 be ia the
liquor business. calling attention to Ten
nessee's new prohibition law, said:
Down in Tennessee we are expecting
long drought in the liquor business
and my client want time to prepare
for IL"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02

A Medical Preparation Which Originates
in Westerly.


A Medical Preparation Which Originates
in Westerly.
Some who are not familiar with the
name, and also many who some two
years ago read the writing Of Doctors
Daughter" in some Of the leading public
cations have asked who Is Doctors
Daughter" And since the name is
backing one OF the most popular medi-
zines Of the day, the question is not
to 10 wondered at Doctors Daughter"
il Mrs. Carolyn Wilbur Morse, daughter
Of Dr. John Wilbur. who. a few years
ago, practiced medicine here with his
father. DR.. William II. Wilbur. and both
were vel known and considered far
above the ordinary in their profession.
Dr. William II. Wilbur, Doctors Daugh-
ter'sH grandfather, was Quaker, who
broke the rules Of his church to serve
his country in the Civil war as a physi-
clan and surgeon. and more whole.
hearted man than he never practiced
medicine.
His son. Dr. John Wilbur. Doctors
daughters tathef. fealtfn9 thab west
erly was too limited field for the prae-
tscc If desired gave medical lectures in
nearly al the large cities throughout
the United States and acquired a re-
markable medical reputation, Doctors
Daughter" has made a reputation equal
II not superior, to her father, through
her writings for newspapers and maya
zines. which she has given entirely up to
devote all Of her time to the introdue-
ton Of her now famous remedy, sstom-
ach Rite"
Doctors Daughter" Is the only wo.
man known to us holding a like position
and has done ii all by hard and con-
seientions work, and well deserves the
success which seems in store for her.
Westerly, r. J., Sun.
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KAISER WANTS LETTERS BACK.
German Ambassador Makes Demand
For Epistles Sent to Abdul Hamid,

Constantinople, june 2.--German Am.
bassador Won Bieberstein visited Grand
Vizier Hilmi Pasha and made demand
for the return of the letters written BY
Emperor William 70 former Sultan Ain
dul Hamid during the crisis last April
These letters are said 20 prove tho kals+
ers support Of Abdufs despotism and
Germanys haste 70 recover them is con
sidnred significant. The grand vizler
told Won Biberstein that the letters we're
stiH in the possession a the Young Turk
investigating committee and that until
they were surrendered to the govern
ment il would be impossible TO comply
With the request.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02
Law Points.

The unexplained presence Of a child
non sui juris on a dangerous railroad
crossing Is held, IN Harrington versus
Butte 4. & P. r. Co. (Mont), 95 Pac.
8. 16 T. r. A. IN. Sd. 395, to be primo
facie evidence Of negligence on the
part Of It's parents.
An agreement by a man to pay bis
wife, from whom he has separated, a
specific sum per week for support. is
held, III Winter versus Winter, laI n
r. 46o. 81 N. u. $50. 10 L.R. a. IN. Sd
TO not to contrayene a statute for.
bidding contracts which relieve him
from liability to support his wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02
All Physicians

Must prescribe some OF tho In
gradients that are contained in
Foods 8arsaparllla for all trou-
bles OF the blood, stomach, kid
neys and liver.
They include sarsaparilla, stillingia,
yellow dock, gentian, wild cherry bark,
mandrake, dandelion, juniper berries,
pipsissewa, etc.
The combination and proportions are
our own formula and give power 10 cure
beyond the reach OF any other prescrip-
ton or substitute. That's why IL is
wise 10 get Hoods and only Hoods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02
RIcKER's MARKET.

Reports Fat Sheep as High and Wanted,
While Hogs and Veal Are Steady.
Sc. Johnshury, june 2.-Ricker's mar
ket reports fat sheep as high and want
ed Hogs and veal are steady. Beef and
fancy mixers are selling well Wool
Is wanted, at top prices for the best
quality. The receipts for the week we're
as foilowss
Poultry 200 lbs, l06llc.
Lambs-20, 3@5c
Hogs-300, 6a6Ac
Cattle-50. 2a4lac
Caives-600, 3@5lac
Mich cows-S30@S6
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More Money IN Bank.

Concord, \. H.. June 2.-Total de-
posts in the savings banks Of New
Hampshire on April rs last Of sss,7s0,-
sos we're reported yesterday, IN a state
ment prepared at the cali Of the con
troller of The currency and made public
today BY the savings bank commission.
er. Between june 80, 1905, and April
rs, 1909, the deposits increased S2.i1f..
3f3. compared with an increase 81 $685.
$50 between June 80, 1907, and June 30,
1908.
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presaed Eor sha Concert.

Heinrich Conried was telling how
bad the old fashioned concerts were
sometimes. IAN old Chicago millioni
aire. be said, called upstairs to biz
daughters:
what a time you girls take getting
ready for the concertl Look at me-a
bit of wadding ia each car. and I'm az
ready. - Success Magazine.
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CANAL LIBEL CASE COMES UP.

The Owners Of Indianapolis News in
Court
indianapolis, June Charged with
having committed criminal libel IN pub
fishing articles charging there was cor
mption IN the purchase Of the Panama
Canal By the United States. DelaYan
Smith and Charles r. Williams, owners
Of the Indianapolis News, appeared be
fore Judge Anderson IN the United
States district court yesterday, resist
ing the effort Of the government to re-
move them for trial 70 the District Of
Columbia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02

Earned runs. Vermont q; two,base
hits, Collins. Hill; three-base hit, Col
Inns; sacrifice hits, WILLIAMS, Haynes;
first base on balls, of Haynes 4i left
on bases, Vermont I, Manhattan s;
struck out, by Haynes II, by Archer A.
hit BY pitched ball, Collins; time, lao;
umpire. Mcdonald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02
EASY WIN FOR CORNELL.
Beat Harvard in Both Varsity and
Freshmen Events.


Ithaca, NJ X, June 1.-The Cornell
oarsmen yesterday easily defeated theii
Harvard rivals, ii both the varsity and
freshmen events, for eight-oared crews
winning the big race BY a length and
a half, IN 40 minutes and A seconds
and the freshmen event, BY four lengths
in II minutes fat IN both races Che
Cornell crew led from start to finish
More than 10000 persons witnessed
the two contests, either from the obser-
vation trains and boats or from the
shores Of Cayuga lake The races were
late IN getting started The Lake was
fairly smooth early in the afternoon, but
Coach Courtney decided to wait until
shortly litter 9 o'clock, when under con
ditions almost ideal. the rival varsity
crews came up 10 the starting point.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02
ROOSEVELT TO VISIT MISSION.
win Go to Kijabe, Probably on Fri
day.

Nairobi, East Africa, June 2--Theo.
dore Roosevelt is going to visit the sta
ton at Kiiabc Of the Africa Inland Mis-
sion. an Afaeriean organization. fta
probably viii make the journey next
Friday
The Africa Inland Mission Is indepen-
dent and self-controlling in the field
though represented by home councils IN
Philadelphia and London. The purpose
OF the mission il the evangelization, 50
far as possible, Of the tribes in the in
terror Of Africa who have never heard
the gospel. The headquarters are al
Kiiabe. where schools are conducted for
missionaries children and for the indus.
trial training Of natives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02
NOTABLE NAVAL DINNER.
Weeks to Be POSTMASTER for Glass Of
laf

Washington, June Representative
John Weeks visited the White House
yesterday morning, when President Taft
confirmed 20 him his tentative promise
to attend the dinner Of the class Of 81,
naval academy, at the Metropolitan club
tonight Captain Weeks will be toast
master The dinner Will be noteworthy,
as the speakers win be, besides the pres
ident. Secretary Never, Baron Uriu, the
Japanese admiral; Baron Iakahira, the
Japanese ambassador, and Speaker Can
non.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02
STEVENS QUITS NEW HAVEN.
Resigns as viee-President, to Take
Position With Hill.

Resigns as Vice-Pregdent, to Take 3
Position With Hill.
New Haven, Conn, june Eft was
announced officially at the offices Of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad company yesterday that John
If. Stevens, vice. president in charge Of
operation, has resigned to accept SER
vice elsewhere. The official circular,
which bears the date of May 20, 1909,
says:
John r. Stevens, vice president in
charge OF operation. has resigned 10 ac-
cept service elsewhere. The position
ID abolished. The general manager viii
report to the president
AT the New Haven Office nothing Is
known as to the position that Mr..
Stevens win assume, but It Is generally
believed that il wiz be in the west on
the James J. Hall properties.
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National League Standing.
BLADDER TROUBLES NEED
PROMPT ATTENTION.

Perhaps you don't know how much
work is required of your kidneys and
bladder or of how much Importance
they are. DO you know that on these
important organs hinges good health?
Many an apparently strong. healthy
man Or woman has been stricken with
out notice by serious kidney and bladder
disease only to realize too late what
might have been prevented with proper
care and attention
Some Of the early symptoms of weak
kidneys and bladder are lumbago, rheu-
matism, catarrh of the bladder, pain or
dull ache in the back, joints or muscles,
at times have headache or indigestion,
dizziness, You may have sallow com
plexion, puffy or dark circles under the
eyes, sometimes feel IS though you had
heart trouble, may have plenty Of am
bition but no strength, get weak and
waste away.
II yeu find you have some Of the
symptoms mentioned, you need then a
remedy shat will reach the seat Of the
disease and at the same time build up
the system generally.
Such a remedy is Swamp Root. the
great Kinney fAftk dHu nlduAti leHeNy.
In thousands Of cases it has accom-
plished just the work you need per-
formed now.
Sample Bottle Of Swamp Root Free BY
Mail
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co, Bingham
ton, N. u, for d sample bottle. II viii
convince anyone. You viii also receive
4 booklet of valuable information. tell
ing all about the Kidneys and bladder.
When writing. be sure and mention the
Barre Daily Times. For sale at al drug
stores. Price. fifty cents and one dollar
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Yesterdays American League Scores.

At Philadelphia, Philadelphia /, Bos.
ton tIst game, ! J innings) Boston J.
Philadelphia 0 l2d gamel
At Washington, New York 4, Wash.
ington 0 (lst camel; Washington 2
New York 0 I'D camel
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A small fraction Of an ounce Of Fa'
dunn, properly employed, would pro-
vide 3 good light sufficient for sew
eral rooms and would not require re-
hewal during the present century,
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No PUBLIC woRKs N cuBA.
Result Of The Depletion Of The Treas.
ury.

Havana, June Representative
Cortina, chairman Of the Committee on
Public Works, announced at the session
OF the House yesterday that on account
Of the depletion Of the treasury the com-
mittee bad fullx resolved not to APP
prove any new project for public works
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10 China, where most eyes are mar
row and long. a small. round eye %
considered Of extraordinary beauty
chinese girls pluck their eyebrows TO
make them very One.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02
KING a SAMARITAN.
Manuel Of Portugal Helps an Injured
Cyclist.

Lisbon, june 2.--While King Aianue
and his mother, Queen Amelia, wers
motoring ID the neighborhood Of tas
city Monday they came upon baaly
injured eyclist. who had been thrown
from his machine They conveyed nm
to hospital IN Lisbon, saw bis wounds
dressed, and then conveyed him 70 hK
home.
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SHOT BROTHER IN-LAw.

Kentucky ARRAY in Which Man May
Die.
Bowling Green, KY June Charles
Campbell. well known citizen Of this
place, shot and perhaps fatally wounded
his brother. in law, Jesse G. Billiard, yes
terdav morning II is alleged that
Campbell found Billiard in the company
Of Mrs, Campbell at his home and that
this was the cause Of the shooting.
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Barre. Vt, June 2. 1909.

Barre, VT, june 2, 1909.
Dressed pork easier. Butter and eggs
firm with average supplies. Wholesale
quotations.
Dressed pork--0c.
Dressed veal--9@0lsc.
Fowls Fancy, l7@lsc.
Fresh ggs20M2ie.
Butter Creamery 27c, dairy 25@26c.
Old potatoes--S0gs5c.
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FRENCH UNION BAN.

Decision Against Une IN the Postal De-
partment.
Paris, June 2The proeureur Of the
republic has decided that the union hast,
lily formed BY employees Of the depart
lnent OF posts and teegraphs during the
recent strike Is an Illegal body and must
Be dissolved within two weeks. This
union expressed the other day wish 20
affiliate with the General Federation Of
Labor, proposal which the general as
soaation Of postal employees condemned.
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American League standing.

Yesterdays National League Scorea
At New York, New York 8, Brooklyn
2
At Cincinnati, Chicago ., Cincinnati g.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-29
YOUTH SHOOTS
MAN IN FIGHT
OVER A WOMAN
John J, Lory Fires Twice at
John J. Moylan, Who
Invaded His Home.

John ]. l.ory OF No % Eas, Twenty
eighth street printers apprentice
""ot and nearly killed ncighbor. John
j. Moylln, to-day in fight over "A
NOmtu
This is Lory's story o, what happened
hovy was sitting al breakfast with his
mother Mrs Stree,er, and a frIcnd
Mrs, Lillian Johnson. ct 40. I'll East
Tnirty-fourth street, Moyan, who lives
around Tie corner al No 2i6 East Tween.
ry-seventh street, appeared at the door
and asked K a man named Brown were
here. lory, who knew Moylan. told
him tina, he knew better than TO look
for man named Brown in Lorys
rooms and told him to get out.
Moylan. according to I.ory, looked at
Mrs, Johnson and shouted You're the
one ! want" and tried 10 drag her INTO
the next room. Lory interfered and
Moylan drew razor and Slds!el dt
both Lory and the woman loty sprdng
back. took a revolver from the bnrc.,u
drawer in his bedroom and shot MoN Ian
from the house and down MO the street
This story Is corroborated, the pol, 'e
say, bv both Mrs. Streeter and Mrs
Johnson.
MoYlan made his way to his own
home, though staggering and weak
from loss OF blood and told his
brother. Thomas Moylan. what had
happened The police OF the East Thlr-
ty.ffth street station were notified and
went TO the Lory home where Lory
was waiting for them, Lory was ar
the Coroner.
Moylan was taken to Bellevue Hos
pta There he identified Lory and,
so the police say, cOrroborated Lory's
version OF the shooting.
The Bellevue surgeons think that
Moylan has little chance Tor life. He
laughs at them.
Don't bother about me- he says
Yin going to get well all right
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OAKLAND ENTRIES.
OAKLAND. March a.-The entrI..

OAKLAND. March 9.-The entries
f.: tomorrow follows
FIRST EACE-~nur turl5ns.-odd Rose.
-, Vancouver Belle 100. Junsl. queen,
l"i: Gt.,r- Gaic, los, Fauraci, ITO; Gal.
i'sca. To-; Alarmed. 100 Tube Rose. lOi
iicnel carroll. 10; M Dot. ios: Electro,
van. l1. Good snip. lOl
SECOND RACE SIX mfionss: selling.
WorINn, tro; Traffic 100; Nick futile,
l"@: Ace o. Diamonds, los, Miierecho'
lbs; Tou Box, loo: David Warfltli. los
r''rine. lUi .Ioe Rose. los Ned)rsm. ia
Gorge kismet. los; Rosslare. lot.
ru!RD RACE-Nle and twenty yards
se'IiHg -Ele'a!Isn. ~; a Mu.kod,y, ,n;
or. Settler. ioi; Hsh Gun. loi:. 's,. Avon.
TO- kite Powers, lo4.
,tOIR7h RAcE-SiS, fir'ons,: Cameron
li'i Lap. ->mi'e' ,corte,. 100. Fanatic,
~; b'or~r RCD. ia, jim Gattn.y, a'.
lrcol,te, los, Mailman, a2
iIFr'l RNCt Mile ard twenty yards,
".llIar. '"I'o. ~: mo. ~: Mi,r',
NJ Eycrscuer. l07' y lessor. III: Lot
l. W 49, III. Al llrllander. 20.
Lori lost lpd. gar f.lebter, IA.
fiy'nn, l'aIero ~, cirprr', -; Sane.
EiXfi pAcE-s~yen mronr,; t.llnr
cob .tNrk. III; len. III, ~. e, Gore. lo',
Nunrsn li!ng. Ds: Gen. HALEY. III par.
iurtun 10: Sophomore. in': Fanrei Hall.
81. prcd pe7t III. Lady carol, l0a: 'Nny
A-lcls. lN Rrba Granda NJ.
Weather cloudy. track sloppy.
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TOO QUICK
IN BLACK HAND" PLOT.
Detectives Didn't Get Evil
dence Enough to Hold Al
legged. ConSpirators.

,.-.,..
Detective Donneto anu ''ree o'hers OF
the Italian Bureau arraigned five pris-
oners In the Harlem Court to.day on a
n,,,,Ia,,.,u,. aa.o,,h,,.,, T..
charse VI N'''a"i'"' assel"o'"s III
the little wine shop at No. 2S East one
Hundred and sixth street, All were dis.
ah,,,a, ~. No,is,r,,a t1orsa
'narse' oH H"s's''a,e i'ou'e'
The prisoners were Francesca and Sal
yatora Pontanaro. cousins. living at
49, yu,,droa 49,, r,t,h,h ,,ro..
o"e ~" ISM '.'ee' anu
First avenue; Eltore De Nigrio, OF No.
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FLORIDA ENTRIES.

JACKSONVILLE. March e.-The
entries for to. morrow follow.
FIRST R\CE.-sfx furlonss selling; four,
Sear-o'as. and Upward, TO;noehiehI ~,
~ coinchlent; los; 'Prot!,asls, ios'
llo Mrllno. lilo. 'DsrlIng Dan. i02.
Second RACE rive and one.thf ilr.
lonss selling: thrtc-ye,r. old 'Rsinstte.
in!, 81. AnlIife, III; 'Joe Enrich, 1902
,awsl, ln2 Hon Astn. I'M; Autumn
THIRD RACE Five and one :halt tur.
longs; selling. three year. olds sHuitac lan
lH Left over, iOI Rose Arkle, 10f; shs
Wolf. lh,, Colmo. li2: Kitty Fllhss, i61;
Sitt,r Ollie, l02 Ramhlt, 100 sMisa lmo.
gene l02; slohn A. Munroe, lof. or. J
Mccarthy, loi; Emily Almanac, t61: sVariA.
tion, l02, 81 Abe, NJ. Ictria, iQI.
FOURTH RATE Seven furlonSs; selling,
four ,ytar-o.ds and upward eosatriAn, 90
'Gallileo, "a, Anna Smith 100: Ben Double
int Enlist, 90; 'Hoorsy, i0S: Dtro i6s
Don Hamilton, ITO.
ElrTI' RACE |.c; .lIns tAS.:
Fsiisr,. ia WIN. Merchant, tocs Isi,i 1s'
ioa; 'itugh Farrell. 100; tOrA Bud6u,h. os
'Ml's vlEiap' ~; 'RuiIoba, tot.
SIXTH RACE. sis furionss; sslilrs: fou-
wear olds and upwsri-sRsiaii, i0s: sN,l.
VIVA. ina: LADY FIizherbert, los; siannur.
Alamo, no, brq'a. los; .S.' s Ssr,,s imm,:
iniSa.%' ,o si,o' Au'p'eou' los " O. Nc:
Aoprsaues allowances