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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28
ALPINE. TEXAS.

Alpine, Tex. Dec. 2s.-AIpine is lay
ing many a wreath upon the affairs OF
Hymen during the last days Of
1872 Miss Ollie Anderson, was
married TO Henry O. Conway by
Rev Hubert Smith, at the Meth
odist parsonage; and Miss Rosa
Carnes, a sister Of R f. Carnes. WAS
married by Mr. Smith, at the parsOn-
age, to r. B. Middleton.j Mr.. Smith
also OIIlclateu at the marriage of Miss
Bessie Mccullough. daughter of ". h
Mccullough, to B. F. Briggs, on Christ
mas day. Other weddings are rumore6
viii take place before New Years.
George Edwerds has gone for a trip
through New Mexico
Mrs. }. c Thain was. painfully
burned by the explosion of a can of
boiling molasses.
c. F. Cox and family have gone out
to their ranch to spend the holidays.
Miss Lucille Hord is home from san
Marcos for two weeks.
]. F. Willard and family have moved
to Deming, N NJ
Charles Daugherty. of Dallas, is Wis
iting his family here.
Lorraine Brown, of Marathon, is Wis
iting relatives in Alpine.
Miss George Stroud is at home from
Austin, for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hord have gone
to visit relatives in GOliad.
Miss Josephine Linn, Of Shafter, is
at her home here for the Christmas
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs John Weyerts are visit
ing relatives in Hondo.
Miss Ora O'Malior is home from
Pumpville for the vacation
Mrs. J. R. Holland is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Spaniel, in Waco.
/ A Dewess is spending the holt
days with Mrs. Devices, in Galveston.
The December meeting of the Study
club was held at the residence of Mrs.
c. A Brown. Mrs Wigfali Van Sickle,
the clubs delegate to the Federation
of Women's clubs, which met at Fort
Worth, gave a report Of the work Of
Texas club women. Mrs. Brown read
a paper on Coopers indian tales; Mrs.
George Baines, jr., read a critical essay
on the life and works of Edgar Allen
Poe; and Mrs. J. A Hardy led the dis
cussion of the prose tales of Poe. Mrs
NJ S. Burke read Whittier's 1.-THE
Debter,' in explanation of the former
practice of the English law toward
the man who could not pay his gro
GERS bills. In accordance with the re-
quest OF Mrs. Eli Hertzberg, the state
president, Miss Moran, was appointed
club historian.
Miss Jessie Gourley is visiting her
parents in FL Paso.
Leroy Stone is in from his ranch ]
for the holidays.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28
PORTALEs, \. NJ.

Portales, n. NJ, Dec 2S--The Philan-
thrOpic department of the Woman's
club donated Christmas articles for
sunshine boxes for sick friends and
also helped bring Santa Claus into
some homes that he might otherwise
Gave forgotten
Mr.. StrattOn has bought two lots in
the school addition and viii build and
move his family here.
Dwight Reynolds. who has been in
Arizona for sometime, has returned
home to spend the holidays.
Edwin Neer, from the Agricultural
and Mechanical college Of New Mexico,
is in for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Blake Burke have left
for North Carolina where they viii
visit Mr.. Burke's relatives.
The Roosevelt County Sunday School
association has elected the following
officers: r. A Deem, president; John
Corhn. vice president; Miss Sallie
Bryant, secretary; Mrs. a. B. Austin,
treasurer: Rev. Seba kirkpatrick, su-
Perintendent of Adult Bible classes;
Rev Mr. Stout superintendent OIL
Teachers Training classes; Mrs. ". ..
Oldham, superintendent of elementary
grades.
Miss Reeee. teacher of the Fourth
grade in the public school, has left 10
spend the holidays with her mother in
Kansas.
Reagan Connany is at home from q
trip to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Fickensher have re-
turned from Marlin, Tex, where they
have been for a month.
The revival conducted by Rev.
House is still in progress.
Mr.. J. V Baird has purchased the
16J acres of land near Arch which was
homesteaded by Miss Eva Foster.
Grover Brock has returned from Fort
Worth
Judge W. r. McGnl hos been in
Portales during the past week on po-
Htical business.
G. L Reese has been attending court
in Roswell.
Miss Eagen, of New York. and Mrs. D
Hardy, of this place, gave a program
at the club rooms to the WOman's club
and their friends
J. w Mullens, who has had charge
Of the POrtales Herald for some
months. has returned to his home at
Roswell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28
sOLOMONsvILLE, ARIz.

SOlOmOnsville, Ariz.. Dec. 2S.-R. H
Samuels has returned to his cattle
ranch near WILCOX.
Mrs. P Prudential has returned
from visit to Globe.
Miss G. Yarnell and Miss Schwalve,
the teachers. are in FL Paso to spend
the Christmas holidays.
n. T. Massey has returned from
Wilcox
TerriI Stewart, wife and child. are
here from Altus, Okla, to spend the
winter with Mr. Stewards parents.
G. A. Rhoads, for the past three
years with the Solomon Commercial
company, has resigned his position, to
take effect January 10. Mr.. RhOlds
will go into business for himself at
Stafford
picture machine to Thatcher and will
put in another one here in few days.
Mrs Mamie Yeti has been under a
physicians care the past week.
Miss Eva Eakin, court stenographer,
went to Globe to spend the holidays
with her parents.
Joe Boscoe has moved his dairy from
Wilcox and will conduct a dairy here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A @. Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Felicia, and Mrs. Smiths sis
ter. Miss Margaret Woodman, of Bos-
ton. Mass. mOtOred from Stafford to
visit friends.
H NJ Parks is here from his Coro-
nado ranch to spend the holidays with
his relatives.
William Branch is down from Yorke,
Ariz-, to spend the holidays.
Mrs. John Searle will teach the class
of Mrs Eliza LarOna, who has re-
signed
Rev. Father AIbony has returned
from LOrdsburg, Clifton and other
places where he has been on business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28
CUTTER, n. n

Cutter, n. NJ. Dec 42S.-The Christ
mas dance. given by the Cutter boys,
was attended by a large crowd The
out Of town visitors were MessrI
Miller, Pink Davis, Alfred Jones and
Miss Black, all Of RincOn. n. N; Frank
5Obhles, Ralph and Carl GWOrtney,
George Latham. of A1eman, n n; Ms.
Bruce Morgan, Las PalOmas, y. ~;
Claud Heifner, Of Big Springs. n NJ
Mr. and Mrs. KahIer and family, from
their ranch south Of here
Mrs. Bruce Morgan. Of Las PalOmas.
n. NJ, is over spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Andy
Lyons.
John and Bill Kane, Of LOvingtOn,
Tex, are here and expect to locate.
Charlie Davis, Of Rincon, N n. IS
working at the Graham ranch this
week
Robert Ward and two daughters,
Miss Pearl and Diamond, spent Christ
mas at the Graham ranch.
Mrs Luther Foster. of Hnlsboro, N
II, is spending the holidays with her
sister, Mrs. James Ross
Earl Graham and H. GOrl have re-
turned from Las Cruces
Mr. and Mrs Pool Earnest enter
tanned several friends at dinner.
Tom Miller is on the sick list this
week. It is feared he has pneumonia.
Alfred Jones and Miss Black, OF Rim
con, n. N, spent Christmas here
Harry Gore has returned from Old
Mexico.
Curtis Hexk has gone to Tularosa
to spend the holidays with friends.
Miss Agnes RitcherSon and Miss Nh
dred Shuts have returned from the
Barbee ranch where they have been
visiting for the past two weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28
WILCOX, ARIZ.


Wilcox, Ariz, Dec. 2S-Mr. and Mrs.
B. J. Mckinney entertained with a
house party at their beautiful ranch
home, near the Hot Springs.
Nora, Jesse and Robert McCOmb are
home from the state normal for the
holidays.
Scott r. AlIcorn, who came here re-
Gently from Oklahoma, died from pneU-
mOnia; the body was taken back 10
Oklahoma for burial by J.. AllcOrn,
brother of the deceased.
J. W. Angle has been on the sick
list this week.
Mrs H A. Morgan has returned from
a visit to Los Angeles.
The Bachelors club entertained with
a dance on Christmas night
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Fiege and Mr..
and Mrs. J. P Richardson, Of Dragon,
were Wilcox visitors.
D. W. IssacsOn, of Hot Springs, has
gone to Los Angeles to spend the holt
days with his family.
Mrs. w. NJ Riggs has returned from
a visit to Los Angeles.
W. T. Diers has returned to his
home at Santa Ana, Cal. He was ac-
companied by his brother. Henry, who
will spend the holidays there.
Charlie Firth, of Miami, is visiting
friends in Wilcox.
Miss Helen Roberts. who is attend
ing the University of Arizona, at her
son, is spending the holidays with her
parents, senator and Mrs. c. NJ Rob-
erts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28
WEED, N. N.

weed. y NJ, Dec 2S.-Weed had an
unusually attractive Christmas tree
and a musical entertainment that was
well attended On Christmas eve there
was a turkey shoot. The Allen boys
scored the best shots of the day, win
ming five: Willis Allen getting three,
Arthur Allen two. and Bonnie Allen
one.
Several very pretty trees were given
at private homes. Mrs. E. T. Cox en-
tertained her family with a well laden
tree. and Mrs. z. Fleming entertained
the Johnson mill folk
That there's many a slip twixt the
cup and the lip" a young man Of Avis
can attest 1t was to have been his
wedding day. The invitations were
out, the wedding dress made but an
other man won the bride
Miss Laura Ehart was to have been
married at the home Of her parents on
Christmas day, to n Harbut, Of Avis.
She changed her mind and accompanied
Samuel Walker to AlamOgOrdO, where
they were married. The bridal couple
viii make their home in this vicinity
D. S. Mills spent several days in Ala
mOgOrdO and ClOudcrOft, purchasing
farming implements, as he intends to
combine grain raising with his cattle
business next season
Floyd Thomas has returned from a
business trip to Artesia- He was ac-
william Parks, both residents OF Ar
tesla
Miss Ora Nelson is quite Ill with
pneumonia
T Williams team ran away with
him, cOlliding with a stump and throw
ing Mr.. Williams to the frozen ground
The wagon passed over his leg causing
a very painful fracture. His wagon
was considerably damaged
R. A Banett. the saw mill man, IS
quite i'll in Alamogordo- His family -
with him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28
MIDLAND. TEX.
10000 ~@~@~ 900

Midland. Tex. Dec 2S.-The churches
of Midland entertained the youngsters
Christmas eve with music and Christ
mas trees.
The Llano hotel entertained a large
crowd Of young folks. who danced un-
til early morning.
George Elliott is moving into his
new garage which is considered the
finest west of Dallas.
Midland is going to hold an irriga-
ton celebration January 1, 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28
MORENCI. ARIz.
>@%@&&&@&& 5000 c

Morenci, Ariz-. Dec. 2S.-The AIorenci
Concert band, under the supervision Of
Prof. Joseph Salerns. has held its first
concert and dance. The program con-
sisted of six numbers BY the band and
vocal solos by the Misses Robson and
BrOthertOn- After the concert those
who so desired, enjoyed dancing until
2 late hour.
DIT. and Mrs. T. +. Stanton are the
proud parents of a baby boy.
O. Carlson. who for 10 years previous
to two years ago. was foreman stone
mason for the Detroit Copper company
has returned to camp
The children of the Morenci Sunday
school held their annual Christmas
entertainment I'm the chapel The pro-
gram consisted of recitations and SONGS
by the little folks after which eacE
member of the SUNDAY school received
q box OF candy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28
. ELEPHANT BUTTE, n. N. =
ELEPHANT

Elephant Butte n. NJ, Dec. 2S.-Di-
rector F. H Newen, of the reclamation
service, was accompanied by Homer
Gault and L. Clapp on his visit to the
dam
J. B. Mac Even visited for a few
days in the valley.
Mrs. James, who has been sick for
a few days, is recovering.
Most Of the force enjoyed a rest on
Christmas. There were good times at
the church on Christmas eve and at
the Y. NJ c. a. rooms Christmas night.
W. c. Buell. is visiting with his fam
lily at MesilIa Park
A. Jones and Mr.. COots, of Engle, are
operating the stage line between Engle
and the dam
Miss Ines Whelchel visited at Engle
and Cutter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28
NEW YORK WANTS TO

New York. n Y Dec. 2S-A pro-
pcsal to include New York in the
Grand circuit of trOttiug meetings
this year VIII be presented to the
stewards Of the circuit at their annual
meeting in Pittsburg, January IA. ac-
cordiug to reports IN Sporting circles.
A plan TO include New York in the
circuit last year was adopted. but
later abandoned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28
STONES BOWLERS
LOSE TO FENNER'S
BRteman and Woodbury. Qulnfets IN
Shelter League Tie on Points. But
Bateman's Five Gets most Pins.

Fenner's team defeated the Stone
quintet, and the Bateman five won
from the Woodbury. bunch by a mar
sin of 80 pins Friday night at the
Cactus alleys in the Shelter league. In
the first match Abbott rolled high
game, EOS, and high total sos. CaprOn
and Dickinson were credited with
strikeOuts- Three OF the four points
were won by the Fenner team.
The second match was a tie on points.
but was given to the Bateman quintet
on the total number Of pins. Foster
rolled high game. 1913, and high total
513- Foster was also the only man to
bowl over 500 in the second match
SmeIter League.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-28

Points won-Woodbury .; Bateman ,.
High game--Foster 1913
High total-Foster 513
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-09
Results at Jamestown.
By International News Service.

By international News Service.
JAMESTOWN. April s.-Results OF to-
days races were:
First race. four furlongs-Spring Maid
Ill (Foden). . to l. won. Floral Park.
Ill (Burnsl. IL to J, second; Burgeols
ia (ButwelD. 6 10 3. third. Time, ;51.
Monitor Marie T.. Amorous. Roseburs
". Lottie K. Eaton. Marie T. and Cor
die r. also ran.
Second race. six furlongs--Rue, 80
(Forsythe). to !. won; Ethel LIE Brun.
90 (Ambrose). 10 1, second; Royal Onyx.
los (Schuttinger). 7 TO 1. third. Time.
l:l7 Narnoc, ]. V. Jr., Louise Wells,
Anna l.. DAILY. Joe Cations. Mason and
RoseburK H. also ran
Third race, Ave and n half furlongs-
Ridgeland, 104 (Gould). 90 TO /. won;
Hernpstead l03 (Butwei) 4 TO ], second
The RTmag., io6 SobsTD. u TO |; third,
Captain Inglish. Irene Gummell, Camellia.
Wood Dove and Miss Joe also ran.
Fourth race. one mile-Bob r.. 100
brosej, II to 5. second; Busy. 40 (Schut-
stieker, Jenny Gcddes, Beaucoup and
Hoffman also ran.
Fifth race; six furlongs-Ma gazine. ~
(ButwelD. TO .. won; Sherwood. 115
tschuttineerl, 70 ], second Rye Straw.
i13 (OberD, 10 /. third. Time. 1:16 Us.
Chiffon Sguaw. Fatherola. o. u. Buster.
Lady Sybii and Rosseau also ran.
Sixth race, mile and a siSteenth-Lord
Elam. l0S (ButweD TO 5, won: Troy
Weight. III tGoud). 10 ]. second;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-09
GREAT FALLS WILL
MEET SKYSCRAPERS

There will be JOY for the baseball fang
IN the announcement made last night by
Dick Cooley that series OF three games
scrapers and the Great Falls team The
games are 10 be played al Cooley's park
next Saturday. Sunday and Monday.
had reported lip to last night and others
are expected 10 arrive daily. The Elec-
tries will practice in the mornings at
Iooley's park and in the afternoon at
Murray.
The Salt Lake band Is In excellent con-
dition. as was shown bX, the work In
Sundays game. Reed will have the en-
tire week to round the Electrics into form,
Therefore the series should he OF the nip
and tuck order
The fans should be able to get line
Is conceded that Great Falls is the club
that must be beaten by Salt Lake in
added reason why the Forthcoming series
should excite widespread interest
Joe Van arrived Yesterday to join the
Skyscrapes. He looks fl as fiddle. and
In. yesterday afternoon practice Van
fsirly ate EN- up & at first The arrival arrival
he, should decide to send for schimpfr.
signing Joe "Maudle' Collins. a right
handler who was with Bob Browns Moose
Jaw team Of the Western Canadian league
last season.
McCafterty.s Butte team appears to be
con ec22mplete ,S Mac" hands out this this LIST;
loney pitcher; Joe Ruegs, second base:
Lloyd Richardson. pitcher. Charles Dock
stader., outfielder; Carl Druhot: pitcher:
Russ Forbes outfielder: A. p. Conley. out
fielder Joseph Mathes, pitcher; Edgar
Bartlett. catcher; Harold Woods. pitcher;
James Jachs. pitcher; Claude Johnson.
catcher: Frank Kafora. catcher: Bob
Whaiinv. first base. Steve Brewer. first
base; Walter Altermott second base;
George Duddy third base; James Nc
Cuald shortstop; Jimmie Dalv. mascot.
The advance guard OF McCloskey's 1912
candidates arrived In Ogden Yesterday.
Pitcher Al Wells OF Butte. Bill Stevens
OF last seasons Boise club and Lewis.
who has been In Salt Lake the past week.
were the first arrivals OF the out of town
delegation. All donned their uniforms
and Joined a squad OF Ogden recruits In
workout at the high school grounds.
Twenty ninth street and Monroe avenue.
Manager McCloskey spent the afternoon
In supervising the stalking out OF dia-
moDd at his new Glenwood park grounds,
Work on the stands and grading is pro-
crossing YER satisfactorily
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-09
FAST RIDERS COMING
TO SALT LAKE SAUCER

Mawry Gordon, who will be remem-
hered by local bicycle fans the trainer
OF Jackie Clarke and Floyd Macfarland,
is now In Sydney. Australia, with Clarke
and Ivor Lawson He VIII come TO Salt
Lake this spring and will be one OF the
leading figures at the Salt Palace saucer
during the coming summer. In a letter
to friend here Gordon says:
Ivor Lawson Is riding better at the
present time than l have seen him
ride for many years. and II he sticks
TO the game as seriously as ne Is
doing at present you can fully ex-
pect to sec the same Ivor Lawson
that you did In 1898 and 1894 II was
just a case Of bad luck that kept
him from winning the Melbourne
FiX-day race. He was only beaten
by inches, Jackie Clarke is also
riding In fine form.
We are arranging for some of the
best Australian boys 10 accompany
us TO Salt Lake this spring. ! expect
we will secure r. J. Mcnamara,
Percy Mutton. A. F. Grenda, +. S.
Hagney and a few OF the lesser
lights. Fred Keefe has already left
for the states and should be on the
Pacific coast by the time you receive
this letter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-09
WOLGAST AVID RIVERS
WILL FIGHT JULY |
Great Battle for Lightweight
Championship Arranged for
Vernon Arena.

Los ANGELES. April S-..The Ad wo,-
-aCt-Joe Rivers battle q" the world !
raEscd hr Promoter 7. J. Icrs"ey fGr
the Pacific AtEleti" club ,i Los An-
ge,ss.
The champion and the Nc~icar whlrl-'
wind are scheduled 10 DCE twenty g0inds
for The i3S-poTud tlilc on The aftefaoou
= ju.| 1 in the Vernon arena.
The weight r. 20 be SO pounds rinx
SIDE. WclgIsi probably Wi! scale in Of
l22 pounds. Rivers. although boxing now
81 l2S pounds Is growing rNoiily aud
nrobnb.v WI step Into TN" ring ri the
iu allowance Limit.
The referee is to he mutually decided
uron thirty i1vs before the contest.
Charles Il. F,vtCD. the clubs official
referee anaGUncei that ne would wing-
Is step aside should the Wc'Gast f"rces
offer any objection e. him. This action
on Eytons uari was taken 60 Ielp aong
the neGctia lions which weTc strung
out all day today. the match not teIns
Clir1ched until o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-09
CURLEY AGAIN FEELS
SALT LAKES PULSE

George o. Relf yesterday received q
dispatch from Jack Curley. promoter OF
the Flynn johnson fight, In which the
latter asked II there WAS any use In his
coming again 10 Salt Lake with "A view
to staging the fight In this vicinity. Cur
ley said In his telegram that no had
propositions under consideration at El
Paso for the match 10 take place in
JuareZ, and at Albuquerque. n. NJ. II
Salt Lake was out OF II. he said, ne would
confine himself 10 considering those two
towns
Mr. Relf wired In answer TO the effect
that something Ike $4,000 would be avail
able in case Curiey took Salt Lake into
account, but that such a sum would DO
about all that could be guaranteed un-
der the circumstances. II Curlsy thinks
$4,000 Is any inducement by way OF n
starter. ne may come again TO salt Lake
to talk night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-09
WRESTLERS TRAIN
STEADILY FOR BOUT

Anticipating long. hard. gruelling con-
test when they meet on the mat at the
Salt Lake theater April l6 both Mike
Yokel and julius Johnson are now devot-
ing almost all of their training work to
mountain climbing and long runs TO get
their wind into the best possible con-
dillon, The match Will be to a finish.
best two In three falls
Yokel is training at Ogden. He spends
three or four hours each day In the
canyons and mountains and declares that
he is rapidly getting into better condi-
ton that he ever was before. Salt Lake
fans are eager 10 see Yokel in action
He has not appeared here since his re-
cent tour OF the east. While away he
met and defeated some good men. out lost
decisions 70 Henry Gehring. the mid
dleweight champion, at Cleveland, and to
Miller. the ST. Paul wrestler. Some of
the local fans are still wondering what
happened TO Nike in these matches and
want 10 see him in action again here.
Johnson Is going his training in a
camp eighty miles from Vernal. Reports
from there are to the effect that he Is
showing wonderful form In his workouts
He has several good trainers with him.
including one or two veterans who are
teaching him all the inside tricks of the
game,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-09
JAMESTOWN GETTING
CHARLESTON HORSES
Turfmen Ship Stables to Vir-
ginia Track, Where Patron
age IS Good.
y International News Service.

Bv International News Service
CHARLESTON. =. G. April s.-Man:
of ths horsemen have shipped tne,r
charges 10 jamestown. The opening oi
the rival track hss cut down the fields
here and has decreased the attendance
almost three tourths James Dock.ry's
WIN a: liberal odds was the surprise - the
cay. Results:
First race, four furlonss-Flsols. i0s
idt f'k, t2ilen ~on seG6sg MsTmp , Shqsog Sog
~ (Bauerl, 80 10 l. third. Time. 80 l-5
Follane. Mite, Lady Rob6ins. Miss Eallnr.
Faustina, Uncle Ooie Fred McElroy,
st9vano, and Ella Gran also rem.
Second race, FIVE and a half furloncs-
Charley Brown. us tkoeruorD TO ),
won: petour. i15 (Goosel. > TO /. sec =
2Ta; lS,o Ltf,5s EP 10 lFaInl y to .; Third.
bur. Tirs, Aid, Charlie o'Brien. Dalman
and Monsieur also ran.
Third race. six furlouEs-.Iames Dock
cry lo6 tschwei1ig). ls 10 /. won; Lady
Lightning ln3 (StelnerD. even. second
Lewis. los Lownsberryl. 10 TO l. third.
Time. l;ll % Dllatcry. Tom King.
Breaker Boy. Eaton and Colonel Brown
also ran.
Fourth rarc. seven mrlongs-M Morris
town. l0l (Hoerner) ! TO /, won; Martin
W. LittIeton. ll5 tWIlson). / 10 ). sec
gndi Taboo. los tPeakl, TO ], third.
Tine: LIS 10. Foxy, Mary also ran.
Fifth race. 1--we and half furlonEs--
Christmas Daisy, llS tMoore), to /, won
Cliftop. lis (Koerner) TO 10. second
Lealoha, 1l3 GHanover(, to |, third.
Time, 100. Jay p. Wooltex, Miss Ju-
neau, Jim Milton, Felix, Jim Ray and
MaXentius also ran.
Sixth race. one mile-The Golden But
terlly, 10S (Turner). to o. won: Pierre
Dumas, so Uownsberry). 3 to g second
Peter Fender, is (Peak). to /, third
Time, 1:4S Is. Stairs, Dolly Butman and
Hearts Pang also ran.
Seventh race, one mile--Limpet. ltE
lTurnerl, even, won; Rev, 50 downs
berry,, Il to /, second. Effendi 1lO
(Goose), 9 to s. third. Time, 1i0 i-5.
Michael Angelo and FL Oro also ran.