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Mrs. Gould Renfroe, of Little Rock. and mother, Mrs. M Hearn, of Mag nolia, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ware yesterday Mrs Ren- froe was accompanyin. her mother home after visit to Little Rock
 Miss Pauline Johnson will arrive this evening from a delightful visit of eight weeks with relatives in Tex as and also at Pine Bluff Miss John son will be the house guest of Miss Vivian Bennett for ten days.-Jones- boro News
 MT and Mrs. Alex P. Turney left yesterday for Memphis, where they will spend few days and go to Lou isVille. Ky. to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Turney will probably visit relatives in Cincinnati before return ing home.
 Miss Margaret Poulton has returned to her home in New Albany, Indiana after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Geo s. Smith in this city. Miss Poultor was accompanied by Mrs. Smith, who will spend while with her and also Visit relatives in Columbus, Ohio.
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HOw-S 'THI.

We offer One Hundred cenars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 Walding, Eipnan Marvin,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ot the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa. tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
DECORATION SERVICES
 SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Baraca Class Members Will Decorate the Grave of Rev. Ross Moore, the Founder of the Class.

l.. C. Saunders, president of the Baraca Class, says all members of the Baraca Class of the First Baptist church are earnestly requested to meet at the church at 3 D. m. Sun day. when they will go in body to the cemetery to decorate the grave of the class founder, Rev. Ross Moore. You are requested to bring your flow CTS and be at the church promptly st o'clock. Short services at the cenl- etery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

Nixon to defend him and accompanied Mr Nixon to Magistrate J A. Knox s office, where he asked to be committed to jail. NIcGee has been with rela- tives in this county ever since the killing. He accompanied an officer to the county jail and his attorney will ask for bail for him within the next few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
DANCING ACADEMY.

Mrs. Angie Hanson will open her dancing academy on Tuesday evening, September 1d, at Eagles Hall, 217 1-2 West Second avenue. All the latest ballroom dances taught For informa- tion call 905 old phone, or the hall regular evenings Mondays and We'd
 Besday's, z to 10 D. m. 910-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

Doan'S Rcgulcto cure constipation. ion" the stomach, stimulate the liver. promote digestion and appetite and easy passages of the bowels. Ask your drHacist for them. 2o cents a box.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

Music Pupils Wanted-Miss Myr- tie Robertson will open a class for piano forte pupils, beginning October 1. Terms reasonable. Parties inter- ested call HOO E. Seventh or tele- phone 269. old phone. 9-30 lmo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

ca9 ls-Aa--"'"----"s----- s-ss'~ E. X. Henslee has returned from a briet~husinessI trip 10 English: Mrs. Lee Fox is the guest of friends in Little Rock for few days
 Miss Louise Bridges is the guest Of Miss Sallie Garrett, at Althefmer.
 J. T. Crawford, of Noble Lake, was in the city yesterday on business.
 D. E. Tucker, of Tucker, Ark, was in the city yesterday on business. Dr. J. w. Scales is expected home today from a hunting trip at Rey- del.
 Mrs. P H. Mccarthy, of Little Rock, is visiting Mrs. E. C. Howell in this city.
 John Hudson, of Altheimer, has re- turned to his home. having been in mTy~sersice- here: ..-.....---..-- :, Charlie Bruce will leave Sunday fo1 \ Fordyce, where he will complete < ~eentract at that place. -->
 Mrs. E. J. Hall Of sGrady, las re-
  turned home after visit -Mrssr|P. M, Bridges in~this city.
 Miss Irma Nelson has returned to England after spending a few days with relatives in this city. Mir. Noise, of the firm of Schlesin- ger & Bender, of San Francisco, was in the city yesterday on business. k Mrs. Ella Evans feturned to her ~ home at Monticello yesterday after a bvisit to Mrs. John H. Dellmon in this eity. >,---------- " w. s. Tobey, of Little Rock, repre- senting the Mergenthaler Company, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Miss Edith Can't, of Magnolia, was in the city yesterday en route to Gra- dy, where she will teach school this term.
 Mrs. A. Katzenstein has returned to her home in Little Rock, after few days visit to Mrs. J. B. Simon, in this city.
 Superintendent E. A. Peck and Trainaster E. Richards of the Cot ton Belt have returned from Shreye-
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Woman loves a clear. rosy t.ai1piSxion. Burdock Blood htterS pnrifes th" blood, clears the skin, restores ruG0y, sound health.
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Mi>., I'Unnah Hostess.


 One of the prettiest functions of yesterday was the luncheon bridge given by Miss 1aurita Tunnah in hon or of Miss Ina Thomas. The reception hall was decorated in purple stone-cup blossoms, and the drawing rooms in Bride roses. The dining room and table were done with Bridesmaid ros- es and ferns. The place cards were small love-gods, and the brides chair was banded with loveknots of tulle and Bride roses. 4 ten-course lunch con Was served. Covers were laid for Mrs. Tunnah, Miss Tunnah, Miss Thomas, Mrs. l.. P. Thomas, Mrs. ]. Milan, Mrs. J. E. Hancock, Mrs. ]. C. Marshall, Miss Kirby, Mrs. Chand- IE Beach. Mrs. Justin Matthews and B. Sam Cochran.
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Music Lessons

on Violin, Mandolin and Guitar.
 Instruments furnished free by J. F. McKenna, 404 East and Second ave- nue, ola Phone 1121. 8-27-1m.
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sunday School Pupils Entertained.
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The children of Temple Sunday school were delightfully."- entertained yesterday afternoon at the Temple. The children passed >the afternoon in games, and refreshments added great ly to their pleasure. The affair, which .-as given on account of the Jewish aV4daH, was in charge of the ladies H"the Temple Society. and they made
 e afternoon most enjoyable for the young folks.
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SIP tLS-

SPEG Pure Pork Sausage. Dill Pickle. New Barrel Krant. New Evaporated Fruits. Kew GritS. New Whole Wheat Flour.
 THE LLOYD GROCERY co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01
COMES HERE AND
 GOES TO JAIL
Charles McGee. Who killed Another Negro at Moscow. Employs an At. tOrncy and SurrenderS,

Charles McGee, negro, who shot and killed Nathan Tripp, another ne gro, on the Howsen place at Moscow several months ago and who has been sought by the officers ever since. came to Pine Bluff yesterday. went to the office of Attorney T. Havis Nixon and told the story of the tragedy. He says he was forced to kill TriDp in self defense. He employed Attorney
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-01

Sunday Social. The following invitations have been issued: The Apprentices and Pressfeeders of the various offices request your presence at Typographical Union Hall
 West Second Avenue Sunday Afternoon, October Third.
 10 clock. Music and Refreshments.' Hump-JacObSOn. The following invitation has been received by Pine Bluff friends and is of unusual interest because AIr la cobson is we'll known in this city: Mr and Mrs Jacob Gump announce the marriage of their
 daughter,
 Florence.
 to
 Mr, Charles E. Jacobson. September the twenty eighth. nineteen hundred and nine.
 Baltimore. 1221 Madison Avenue
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. Tortuous ~
walsh. 20 !. won. Unecda. lG Page. % 20 /
second; Emmy Lou. lO4 lDeTerichl. 20 20 I. third.
Time. l2 IS Barabaud, PHm Polly. locust Bud.
Kcadeen Amerique. May Mcdonald Dixie Cen
Lady Wells, and Bannadc also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. T. ". GREEN l0l
Cans, 20 !, Won: Al Mailer. Jos lKennedy), &c
J second; Mailman. IO5 walsh, ( 20 J. third
Time haas All Red. Richard Reed and Bell
wsther also ran
THIRD RACE-F1ve lurlongs. Southern Gold. I51
Kennedy 70 10, won Radiation, lo2 (Taplin),
4 % J. second: Carondolst. l04 iIcGee) 70 =
third. Time ! 90 IS. Jack Binns also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs Silver Stocking
1O lHofnan). 10 10. won: Bottles. lla OIclieel.
4 20 l. second Kokomo. lo5 PaEel 4 10 I. third
Time 1885 Cygaet. BouebraSs, Coaster. Craw-
ford. and Patrician also RAJ
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. Youthful. ia
tGoose), to l, won: Joe Moser IO5 CWsr-enO, ; 10
J. second; Bauridge, 100 (Gans), p 70 / third.
Time, lI425. Sorrel Top, John K, MeMiusn,
Mnc Hamilton. BannOck Bob Lady Vie, and BoS-
serian also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards. Po-
cotaligo l0S (Rennedyl to I. won: The Shaugh-
ram, ia lGrihnl, 20 I. second: Light Blue q
iGalorl. to s. third. Time 1.i6 Ceremonious
Austin. Sturtevant. Granada wedgswood. Irrigator,
Peter Fender. and Maid Militant also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28

gymnasium Get he admits that he will
not be ready 10 fight for at least six
months He has refrained from Weighing
himself in public, but insists that he Is
CLOSE to fighting weight. When he fought
Sharkey ten years ago the bOllermaker
tipped the beam at 225 pounds and was at
his best He says he weighed 30 while
taking the baths at Carlsbad. and II he
speaks by the card it is hard to unGer-
stand why he needs six months TO per-
feet his condition.
Johnson wants Six Weeks.
johnson declares that he can get ready
for fight inside OF six weeks, and that
when he beat Ketchen recently he weigh
ed 195, his best condition. But it IS be-
lieved there will be no trouble about
arranging the time for the mill. as John
son has repeatedly stated that ne does
not want TO hurry Jefferies and is anx-
ious 10 have the latter In perfect trim
when the battle takes place
IF the big fighters meet face to face
here within the next foTty-eight hours
the sporting world VIII he on tip toe,
but It is probable that they viii be as
meek as lambs Sensationalists have
tried TO create the belief that they will
engage in a war OF words and possibly
an impromptu scrap. but fighters. as a
rule. when making a match 90 not en-
ploy such tactics,
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
AGGIES FAIL TO APPEAR.
Georgetown Has Light Practice.
Coach Kirby on Deck.

Yesterday afternoon the Maryland Ag-
gies failed to put in their appearance on
Georgetown Field to line up against the
varsity, and the men went through a
light signal drill.
Tom Kirby, who has been selected by
the Georgetown management 70 act as
an assistant to Newman. was on hand.
but did not take any active part In
coaching lie merely wanted 20 get a
line on the team. All OF the trick plays
and formations were gone through that
Kirby might know just where to start
when he takes charge OF the backheld.
Il IS not likely that any changes will
be made in the backs, for Carrigan and
McNulty have both shown that they are
good men and are In their proper posi-
lions. Waldron. at full. may be sue
Ceeded by Smith the Warwick star.
when he gets over the injury TO his leg.
He Is getting along nicely and announces
that he viii be back I'm the game the
end of this week
Kirby will take up his active duties
this afternoon in conjunction with Head
Coach Newman.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
COUNTRY JAKE WINS
Five Heats Necessary to De-
eide Match Race.
SPECTACULAR
Contest, which Is OF Great Interest
to HOrsemen, Was Holly Fought
Out - Miller Carries Trixy Too
Close 10 the Bank and Falls
from the suiICy.

CouRtry Jake wins first money. Red
Rock second money, Trixy third money,
Llnkwood May fourth money. and Carl
citl fifth, In the summary.
Thus ended. yesterday. at the Sans
bury track, Forestville. Prince George
County, the much-talked-of match race
between some Of the fastest horses owned
in Washington and Prince George County
1t may be said, In addition, that it was
ono OF the most hotly contested races
ever seen in this section Of the country,
IL taking five heats before the winner was
declared. Only one other event was on
the card, a race between comparatively
green young horses, in which the brown
three-year-old FLY. Alcyene, a daughter
OF Red Medium. owned by Z. F. Hall, OF
this city. proved 10 be the best OF the
lot, the only horse IN the race able 10
get anywhere near her being Red Bell.
son of the same horse. Happy Lad.
however, made a brave showing
The match race and the one that fol-
lowed. as fought out in detail. makes a
story OF moro than passing interest 70
horsemen. They lined UP for the score
with Cariciu az the pole, Red Rock IN
second place. Linkwood May In third
position. and Country Jake on the ex-
IRENE outside. Red Rock at the signal.
shot ahead like a runaway horse, and
opened a wide gap around the first turn,
which he increased TO upward OF FIVE
lengths on the straightaway, and still
seemed 10 be going easy. AS he rounded
the first turn OF the homestretch Daniels
Stacked his speed and the field closed Up
on him. but as soon as he gave him his
head again he opened up another big
gap and finished the mile as he pleased
pulled I'D. IN 2.25 fat
Ola Cariciu as sore as a boil. but as
game as ever. finished second. Tr.xy
third, Country Jake fourth. and Linkwood
May fifth.
In the fourth heat there looked 70 be
nothing 90 e but Jake Red Rocks three
runs around the track. before he was
caught. IL was thought had spoiled his
chances. and so IL proved. The only
chasers out for the heat were Lfnkwood
May and TriXy, and they made Jake step
IN 2:2pz. close 70 his limit, on the heavy
track But in the end the best Trixy
could DO was second. while I.inkwOOd
May showed up a good third The fifth
heat. the last was horse race from end
10 end Trixy and LinkwOOd May were
after the bay gelding every inch OF the
mile, and Red Rock. for distance, show
ed signs Of coming % life again. but Jake
lasted long enough 20 get 20 the wire
first. with Linkwood May and Trixy a.
HIS neck IN 2.25 fat Ii was the prettiest
heat and the hottest contest put up on a
track in this vicinity for many a long
month. Summaries:
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
POWERS AGAIN PRESIDENT.
Chosen Head Of the
Eastern League.

New York oct. 27.-President Patrick
T. Powers was unanimously reelected
president Of the Eastern Baseball League
this morning at meeting in the Victoria
Hotel This means that Powers has SOL
EMMY promised the owners Of the clubs
to be on the job next season. When the
meeting adjourned last night the league
magnates were in a deadlock with James
T. Price, New York newspaper man,
having received four votes for the job.
He lacked the fifth necessary TO a ma
jorlty
Then Pat r. evidently got busy. He is
in high favor among the magnates OF the
major leagues, and his election would be
assured If the owners of the Eastern
League clubs could be convinced that
Powers would attend 70 the business of
the league for which he receives an an
nuaI salary Of 5000. That he succeeded
in the persuasion is shown by the unan-
unity Of his reelection
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
RUNS DEAD HEAT.
StonybrooIS Stakes at Aqueduct Fur
nishes Several UpsetS.

New York. Oct 1.-THE Stonybrook
Stakes. one mile and a sixteenth. run at
Aqueduct to-day. resulted In 8 dead heat
between the Montpelier Stables Beau
coup. even money, and the Newcastle
Stables Wise Mason, Is to 20. They were
the only horses to accept the issue. as
nine OF the original entries were with
drawn
There was another close finish in he
handicap for all ages. one mile. Huck.
1 10 ?, beating NimbUs, to 1, a head in
40 2-5. Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Six anu cue-haR furionss Earl's
Court l0i lButvelD. - 70 I, woai Seymour Butler.
lO6 Shilling. 70 T. second: E-heA Jos tCreeEeyl
70 s. third Time. ll2 21 Intervene. High
Range Bat Masterson. Rockstone CcsQue, Darun2-
and Blue Pilot also ran
SECOND RACE-Si1 furionCA Charlie HarErnTe.
10 lButweL). to 10. won; Billiard Bali ll5 Gar
ner) 20 2 second. Marguld. lo2 Shilling 70
I. third. TINE. lis Is spindle and Sh0Tehan
also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and one-siItesnth miles.
Beauccmp, To- ,Creevyl eveui Wise Mason. %
Garner Is 20 %. dead heat; purse divided Tine.
! IT - Two started
FOURTH RACE-One mile HucE. III tShiIhngl.
10 2 won. NimbuS. l6 tButWenl. 10 l. seoonai
Angelus also ran
FIFTH RACE-Siz and one-hAf furiougz Re
sponsefCl. 9S (CreeTey), Is 20 s. won; hudAs SlS
ter. IS &c. Garner even. second; Helen Carroll. y
Glass Is 70 l. third. Tine. IN IS Catherlns
Scott and Young Belle also
SIXTH RACE-One mile Hampton Court lS
Shilling, to 5. won; Christina. 81 Glass &c
8 second: TubSI. IL ,Scovillel S % l. third Tine.
l.2g5 Sir Evelyn Rusteu:. LanEeuoeck. Little
Friend. Half Blue NundA. and Memo also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28

The Department of Agriculture defeated
the Catholic University football team on
the grounds OF the latter in BTOOkland
yesterday by to 0.
The Aggies were the lighter team, but
speed and trick plays triumphed.
In five minutes Of play Murphy cap
tured a forward pass and sprinted 40
yards for the only touchdown of the
game. The Aggies' defense was much
better than their opponents, and too
much cannot be said Of the work of Earn
shaw. the big left tackle.
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
RESERVES DEFEAT BUSINESS.
school Team No Match for the Cal
Iaudet Youngsters.

Business High Schools football team
was beaten. p to II, by the Gallaudet
Reserves at Kendall Green yesterday aft
ernoon IN an interesting game, Gallau-
det's trick plays and line bucking COM
pletely bafIied the Stenographers.
TWO long runs by RAthDOne and Rawl-
inBs, and the work Of Schmidt at center
was a feature Of the visitors work. while
Gledhill, Bailey, and Quarter Back
Hughes proved to be the Gallapdet stars.
Capt. Bully and Greer are both out of
the game on account Of sickness, and
their loss was felt by the Stenographers.
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
DAHLEN WILL BE MANAGER.
Member Of AnsOn's Colts VIII Take
Brooklyn Club.

New York. oct. 27.-William Dahlen. is
to be the next manager of the Brooklyn
Club.
President Ebbetts has had his eve or
Dahlen for some time. lie tried 70 gel
hts release from the Boston Nationals
last winter. but couldn't make the rifle
Since then Dahlen has been released by
Boston. Dahlen's homo is In Brooklyn
and he played shortstop for that team be.
fore being traded 10 the New York
Giants
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28

In the third game Of the series Of three
games, the Tigers and the All Stars
(white). under the management OF Jack
Spalding. viii clash in a double-header
at Union League Park, Sunday, at Fiji
teenth and II streets northeast. First
game called at 11:S0 sharp
Probable batteries. All Stars. Len Stan
ley and Munini Tigers, Johnson and
Wright.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
EPISCOPAL DEFEATS PREPS.
Georgetown Lads Beaten in brilliant
Game by IL to o.
pedal 70 Tho Washington Herald.

Special 70 Tho Washington Herald.
Alexandria, oct. 1.-THE Episcopal
High School won its greatest victory Of
the year to-day by defeating the GEORGE
town Props. j to O. The school boys
were greatly outweighed. but they have
developed a wonderfully fast back field
and simply ran all around the visitors.
The Props, even with their weight, make
nothing through their opponents line,
and their defeat was but the result Of
better playing on the part Of Episcopal
The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
McALEER INTERVIEWED.
Nationally New Manager Expects tC
BE Here In Few Days.


Special to The Washington Herald.
Youngstown. Ohio. Oct. 27.-Nothing
authoritative can be announced regard
ing the makeup OF the Washington team
until after a conference is held by Man
ager James McAieer with the Washing
ton people who are interested.
Manager McAleer is expecting a mes
sage at any time from President Thomas
Moves regarding his coming TO Wash
ington. and he win probably be there
within few days.
7 know nothing regarding the condi-
ton there at present" declared McAleer
this evening. II do not know who mas
been signeL nor what has been done re-
garding tho team and until have TINS
conference, I cannot say anything regard
Ing the players"
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
SECTION BASKETBALL GAMES.
Interesting Contests Played In busA-
ness High Gymnasium.

ness HIBH Uy HLHiN"1W1-~s
The Section Basketball League OF thS
Business High School was begun yester'
day under the supervision OF DR.. Hudson
Section SSl defeated Section AL In
double-header by the score Of 10 3 and
to Q Section 81 forfeited 10 Section
All; score, 2 TO 0. Section 442 was ruled
out OF the league until they furnish a
new application.
The fastest game OF the day was playe'
between Sections 2l1 and 23l. The latter
displayed great knowledge Of the game
by their clever passing and accurate goal
throwing. II is most likely that a few OF
the players on Section 81 VIII make the
school team. The lineup OF this game Is
a. F,lgrrg.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
.stprs Closes paIITsPM, @t.sPR=

Yarmouth A. C., 26J Stanton "A. C., o.
The Yarmouth Athletic Club football
team defeated the stanton Athletic Club
yesterday by IS to O. The Stantons were
Outweighed by small margin, but put
UP q game fight during the contest Nc
Caffrey. Murphy. and Smith played a
star game for the Yarmouths, and Page
and Priss were the best for the losers
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
Georgetown Going to Annapolis.

Dick Downey, the Georgetown basket
ball captain. has arranged for a special
car over the electric line 10 Annapolis
Saturday for the Princeton-Navy foot
ball game. About fifty Georgetown IN
dergraduates will make the trip.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
Mixed FoursOmes Mt Chevy Chase,

On the Chevy Chase Golf Club links
yesterday. Miss Mary Mccain and No
rem Thompson won the mixed foursomes
event with gross score Of 80, hand!-
cap 9, and 81 net.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
The Summarize.

FIRST RACE-SH furlongs Lothario. lc5 lDayen-
port, ; 20 i won. Compton. 10 tGoidsteinl. u
20 I. second; Ac3men, l07 UReidl 8 % l. third
Time. LIS SIS. The Speaker. Oppar. Rebellion,
Louise Wells and Rid also ran
SECOND RACE-Ou3 and One-siN,eeuth miles
Arondack. los tMcCaheyl. 90 10. won Emperor
William, 10 lBurnsl, 90 8. second; s.. Abe, los
,Goidsteinl Z % l. third Time, l:is IS. Three
starters
THIRD RACE-Six furloags Top Notch. IDS
lBurnsl. 20 5. won. Jubilee luggins. ll3 lDaven-
port, 10 I. second; Jubilee. lis Grand 70 !.
third Tine LIB 2& Duke Of Roanoke. Tlling-
hast. Nanoma Monte Carlo. Ida Keck and Dis
ObCdienr also Tau-
FOURTH RACE-Two and one-haH miles. South
west ld Bower. 3 20 I, won, Peter Young. I6i
,Grantlandl % 5. second; Picket. 80 CHeiderl,
% J. third Time. 5a7. Glover Croft fell.
FIFTH RACE-One and onc-sixteeath miles.
Dreamer. III GOdstoiEl, 20 I, won; Gretna Green,
IL Burns, ~ % l. second: Stanley Fay, rs
Ramsey. 20 s. third Time. 1a6I Is Cave
Adsum also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ona and three sixteenth miles
Orcagna. s6 Ramsey, 20 20 J. won; Nethemost,
g (McCahey), 10 1. second. Hiacko. 100 lDayen-
port 10 l. third. Time. 2Nll5 Cunning.
Howard Shean. and JuCgler also IAN.
Jockey Mccarthy was suspended FOR
the balance OF the meeting by the
stewards on account OF his poor ride on
Dreamer on Monday
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
WILL MEET TO-DAY
Jeffries and Johnson to Hold
Conference.
BIG MATCH MAY BE MADE

Negro Boxer Expected to Arrive in
New York This Morning for Per
aOnnI Interview with BOiIermalSer
When All Arrangements for Heavy
weight Battle VIII BE Discussed.