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The Washington times., 1912-07-11
MRS. ANNA E. BROWN.

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna e.
Brown, wife of Edward H. Brown,
were held this morning at 10 o'clock
from her late residence, 2727 N street
northwest. The interment was at Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Mrs: Brown was the daughter of the
late Col. John G. Stone, Of Maryland.
She was seventy-two years old, and
Is survived by her husband and one
son. Garnett s. Brown,
The Washington times., 1912-07-11
s.1oo TO Niagara Falls and Return

baltimore & Ohio, July ~. Special train
81 modern coaches and parlor cars
leaves Union station 7:45 q; m. via
Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley route.
c-hesn side trips from the Falls to popu-
lar resorts and liberal stopover privi-
ieees returning within limit OF Is days.
Other excursions july 26, August Q. %,
September 6. 20. and October 4.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1912-07-11
MRS. ELLA CHERRY ORME.

At the burial Of Mrs. Ella Cherry
orme tomorrow her six sons will be the
pallbearers. They are William, Henry
A, James W.. Charles H. Edgar j.,
and Gardner P. Orme, all well-known
young men Of this city.
the Church of the Nativity tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. The Rev Frank
Bischof will be in charge. The inter
ment Will be beside her husbands grave
ut Oak Hill Cemetery
The Washington times., 1912-07-11
Treaty Ratihed.

At the State Department today rati-
f1cations OF the new extradition
treaty between the United States and
Honduras were exchanged. Honduras
has long been a haven for American
fugitives.
The Washington times., 1912-07-11

S1.7s Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
and Ohio Every Saturday and Sunday.
Good to return until 900 A. NJ. train
Monday. All trains both ways, includ-
ing the Royal Limited.
The Washington times., 1912-07-11
J. HALL SEMMES.

Funeral services for j. Hall Semmes,
who died at the age of sixty-fve Tues
day at his residence, 40 Twelfth street
northwest. were held this morning from
the residence. Mass was celebrated at
was private.
The Washington times., 1912-07-11
Congressman Norris
Is Fifty-one Years Old

Congressman George w. Norris of the
Firth Nebraska district. "+he Rupert
or Insurgency ana the parliamentary
general whose tactics led to the over
throw of the Cannon regime in the
House two years ago. is fifty-one years
old today. He is n candidate to Sic
coed Norris Brown in the Senate. His
career in the House has been a most
erentful one, and he has probably had
more to do with the creation Of progress
slve. or :nsursent sentiment in that
body than any other member.
Rear Admiral Richardson Clover U.
S. N. retired. Of this city. is sixty-six
years OF age today. Sir Robert Finlay,
former attorney general of Great Brit
air, Is celebrating his seventeen birth
dav, and John wanam aker Philadel-
pnia merchant and former Postmaster
General. is seventy-four years Of age.
Col. David Prein, one Of the famous Of
living botauists. and director of the
Royal Botanic gardens at Kew, Eng
l"nd. is celebrating his ffty-fifth birth
day.
The Washington times., 1912-07-11

S1.oo to Harpers Ferry and Martins
burg; $1.35 to Berkeley Springs. and g. 90
to Cumberland, and return. Baltimore &
Ohio r. r. Special train leaves Union
Station $40 a. m. Sunday. July 14th,
stopping at principal stations on Metro
politan Branch.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1912-07-11
Sa1.oo to Chicago and Return.

V3I'OV 10 SHIouBo dHu NotutH,
Baltimore & Ohio, July 13 to is. valid for
return until July rs. Through trains
Of modern electric-lighted equipment.
Advt.
The Washington times., 1912-07-11
MRS. SUSAN B. SHERIFF

The funeral Of Mrs. Susan i. Sheriff,
who died Tuesday afternoon at her
home at Benning. D. c., at the age of
ninety-three, was held this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock from her late residence.
cemetery.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
Sran5fen uuh Yauldcn.

3fpci Subes, iparen's. ser Sran6 rpb
Der Saul.
Scr Cine mar ilci6is. Der Innerc
lpur faul.
Sic 9luacu sur Shulc - Der Sran5
inAgGn5 pbcil.
Iuf tonntc Der Scbrer i'm tdslid)
bclpbcn.
Or bate bic innbcrIten Slider rnb
,cftc
llnb mar nild betrant init Dem
.Sroncr9cid,dfte.
SupeNcu par saul i'll Der alniic Scr
HcBtc ~
llno lam nuW nidlt rdltf, lpeuu eic
annbcn man icBtc;
Git iuarb CT gctobcit uno pft ia6
CT nab.
&cils itcts ibn au SleiB .lno oil
Srenung 8cbrad,.
Sam Ynrl ans Der Sdnlc, tort mari
CT bda GGnSd)cn
llno lief aui Die Strobe. Sob
anbcrS ba5 Srdn6d,cn.
Sic Sd,ulorbeit ipur ihn ras mid
tisitc Sin9
llnp mar tets Semudt, lpclin Slnl
Spielen CT 9ins.
@nS. ucint Sbp ipobl. lit ans Scibcn
g%eiporbeh?
Der SranS ipnroe Sciltnunt rnb trdgt
eincn Orocn
llno lit aud fiipS fcine aam'rascn Gin
Nnltcr.. y
Sod Yaul iparo nit Slnscu ui1is
ipeiter ais Sduiter,
S'rllm lerue bonn Srdnadlen unb
Saulhen, mein 8ino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
3uscnb uur 80 Sabrem.
Cine ainpbcits Grimtcrlns bon
Ranl acllcr I'M ,@udtaltcn".)

&enn id) Jest cinrnal in mcinc
0cilndtb foinmc ultb bcn arpSen
idDngeiuud,icncu 6cinridJ SdumiBfc
heS Sonnidgs SIR Stride gehen icbc,
Qlt 9cflei0et ppnl Sd,eitcl bis su Den
3cbcn, unb lIm i'm her ieinc Sfaar
aiuher. bon Ncncu aud eines 10
orpentlih ausiicbt mic pas anoere.
tann ireue ih mid, bieies braper,
S~lrbcitsrranncs uno bcnfc oaran. buf
oft Elm rcd)t bcidcioene5 Nab bon
Shulbilbune baSn gcnii9t, i'm 2eben
itnb AM 9eb0rigen Elns Gin gan5er
acrl 5u fperben.
Scnm nm SdJmisfe 5einrids
S6ulbiloung itanb cS ldleht. Sd
fam Sns iagen; mir lparen aoms
militoner, baben ais Sorfbiiblein aft
Sabre lang in berlelben SdJulitube
geieiicu.
Ils ipir brci5ebn Sabre aft fparen.
fam Elm Sriibliu9smorsen. an reld)em
unier ipeiBbaariger 2ebrer Die Sdnbe
iibcr iciner fleiuen Sisur faltete uno
NIT betpe9ter Stiinme Iaatc:
.S6r 8ro6cu. S6r 9ebct bentc
Tahmittag 5llr eritcn beilisen Sei6te.
Sbr ipiBt ans Dem llnterriht. peld'
Gin piftiser Sag bas fir Gli1 lit.
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bereitet @ild ipiirbis porl"
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81 oenen audi Sdmibfe Seinrid nnb
i'd 9cborten. bon ibren Yldsen. Gin
Sebes eutnnbm aus Der Sdultaid)c
cincn mdd,tiscu 8osen Yapicr. Der
als ySiinbenSettel" hiencn iolltc.
nnbm elm 5intcnfab aus penn Code
ltnb flemmtc eincu S%cbcrbalter bins
ter'S Sbr. 60 aliSacriiifet fir iinicz
rem guBgana. perlicbcn mir Die
9dnfe. iait cbriiirhtia bcitaunt bon
re41 fleincren 3nriidbieibcnbcn. Gincr
bon ms trnt nn ben nlten 9cbrer bers
an uno bromunelte ctpas ltnperiGnbs
lid,eS. mas nngcidbr lnnten ioltc:
.Scrr 9ehrer. fpcun mir sic cttpa einz
mnl beIeioigt pber 9efrdnft bdtten,
rittcn mir Inn Ser3cibnns." -
.@ehct in @ottcs Namcnl" iagtc Der
auto Iann nit ieudbtcm Slid. Sn
Sicjcm Museublid puBtc CT ipobl
Icl6er nid,t, OBJ mir ibn in ben iieben
Ianaeu Sabren Der Sdul5eit ~ettpa
einmal gefrdnft" bdttcn.
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sou bic feline 8iiBerifaar iiber bic
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unb RdebeIein. iebes itumm Dor iid
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10 Iaut. bab bic lieben Tobtcn binter
Der Mauer ertpnbt ipdren. fpenu nc
ni9t sHr 10 tiej gsiSlaisH ktteh nno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

lOHr OCH "SnnltlIcnlret2 :.
ct. Spicpb.
si1it bliibt auf ~icrncn. hcil's gen Ilelt
Gin Hoslcin bolo mr. bcbr
20 ipnnberiicblid, dnSiiddlcn
%ic ionitfcm sliinlcin mcbr.
IS itrnblet bin purd, ale 2ailpc
~ buftct iilB. CO 9ldnSet rein
llno elilbct, mic am @imncl5ronpc
Der title Mtor9cnidcin.
%llntrallidlt ircbt's cinit pon Gl9els
tlilgcln
Gin Shollbern purdb Die 6olbe bebt
ltnb iibcr Subns bcilgcn 5iigcln
Scbopa's Chem idlpcbt.
~
ga icnfct lid aus Sintn,elsballcn
Gin Sropflein Sbau Sur Noic milo
Sds aldfSt mic lid)tc Scmnntitrablcn
Iuf Scrido's @efilh.
y
User ihiiet o bciBcm @iiiteuiaupe
Spr Sonnenslitb unb Stiirmcn rnllb
Bic Sunsfrau nit hcNl hummelshine,
Stole ullb SemauttbaN?
~
Sieb BORT auf iegensreihen Maitcn
Sic Sriebenspnlmc ihiiBenb Itebt,
8eld)e Der Hoic Sdlirm mo SdJattell
Sem Semant Gilbe ipebt.
y
Waria Die Solbe, Heinc
Sic III Die Stole ipnnbcrbar.
llnb iener Semart, Den ih mcine,
Scr licbc SciuS lpdr. \
~
Sic Salm' nuf foui9lid)cm Stantme
Sas lit ct. Soicpb trell lub gut.
Der ipad,ct Oh Dem @ottcslammc
GS Id)iiet nit itortcm Iutb.
y
: SDiepb, milbcr Batter. bore
Nuf bieies Sciucs AiubcS' Slcb'n.
Sag nirnmer mid Die 8elt bctbore,
Ynb uimmcr midi bon Scius seb'n!
(f nner-@ y II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
Sas ieltene @eriht.

Gin aalifnam hattie ieinc Srculbe
i'll Der Stabt nuf iciu Sdubgut am
Mccre cinaclabcu, mn tic nit ieltencn
MccrfiId,en. bic .ninll Somprcteu
ncnnt. 81 bcluirtben. Gs murbcn
mcbrere Spciicu mn%iaetragcn uno am
Gnbc fam cine aroBc perbcdtc Shiiis
lel. i'll Der nln Die Ndinprctcn Der
mutbctc. NHein ais man Den Scdel
nbuabnr ianpcn iid itatt Ger crluars
tctcns Siidlc ciiligc 0plhniide narjn.
Der aauimunn nbcr iprad: rMcine
Srcunre,. BIC Slide, BIC ih Shncn pprs
5uicsen perlprah. iinh biciee Snbr
brei Idt 10 thcucr, dis idl bad,tc. GS
foitet cincr elm 8oloitiid. IA lief
mir Scnn Gin. poR i'll Dem Soric Gin
Saselobucr franf lisac mo init hcu
Scinen Su1ger lcibeu miiiie. Bon
Sem, lpus bieics einsi9e @criht ipiten
lpiiroc, fonnten Die ormcn 9cutc Gin
Babies Sabr lcbcn. @ollen Sic.
mcinc Scrreu. mn Ole SceiiI6lc, 10
iperbc idl iie ituucr5ii9lih fomlucu
iaiicn unb Tic ipllen ipslcif Sibcrcitet
'perScu. @oIicn Sic obcr pa5 @ole
Dem armen Iannc iibcrldiieu. 10
lperbc id Sic nit idmaabafien mic
ipobl minher tbeureu 6luSfiialeu be-
pirtbcn," Tle @ditc 9abeu ihnl
Seiial, Sober lc9te nod Gin @olbiiid
basu, uno Dem armen Manue mar
auf ein gauges Sabr aus ieiner Hotb
eeholieu. 9ieie Seinihte Iebrt inns.
na6 mir nitbeifen %ioIlten. @rmutb unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

Wandem sebt crit bas rcdtc
Sidt aiif. nadbnem man i'm griinoIih
hinter's Siht sefibrt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
Saujenoc Gicr.

SUUjtNuC StCr.
Gin hllbidles AlIllititiId, hds niM
picl @cldiGlidfcit criprbert. unb bes
ionocr2 Den iiingfrcn @cIdluiitcrlt pieC
Spas bcreitet. lit bns Gicrtdn5en. GO
cntpfiehlt lid, nber. bartgcfpd'te 5u
nchrcr. neil c. bel ibncn nitts nlls4
mddlt, lucrn man I'M Gifcr etrpa ois
eddie 5erbrildt. =
@fnn ltellt nlIp Gin bartgcfod)tes
Gi nit elmer Spisc nllf Den Gid, uro
briugt ea burd) 9dumen Der ,cineu.
lno Den 3cigcfingcr Der unbcrcn 9anb
ium raihcu Src6cn. Snfolgc Der
S~dipun9fraft crbolt cs iid ldnaere
3eit nirf Der Spise ltub bctpcgt lid
10, id,ciubdr itebenb, utf Dem SiIde
fprr.
Nod, ilherraidenoer, abcr crbeblt8
,tlpicriger pirh bn5 Spiel. lpeltil man
bns Gi lpie cs 9%elpohulid liegt, an
Den Spieen unfaBt unb 10 Der t9Gnge
mad, 5lml Id,ncllen Sreben briust. Gs
lpirn lid Gin paar TI9enblide i'll bieier
Gage breberl. ennn abcr ppn iclbit auf
Die Spisc ltcllcu nnb 10 pcitertan5en.
Siird, Die bcibcu Spiscu fiibrt ,ldin4
lih einc ioacnanute ircic Id,Ic. auf
Die iid ieber aorper bel geiliigenb
raidher llmprcbung BOZ ieIbit einltelt.
8enn man bdber oils iunger Sauberz
f~iinltlcr ~sldr5e1 fpill. tann man, ituf~
DEM pas ri i'll Der S~dueslase sun,
San5cn gebradt lit. nad einigen
Iugcnblideu befcblen: ,Sonl" unO
cs itellt iih Damn ipGbrenb bes
Srebcns fpie auf Commando ait pie
SpiBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
0as brnpe MatterAen.

g5 mar i'm Binter. uno ods gfa
itnrth. Sd beidlloiien Die Suinmer,
ein 9ro6es Set 5u feiern; lie iflu9sm
3elte nltf, itub AIt nnb Sung, be
gartSc Stapt, scriamuneltc it'd oraxs
sen. Die einen licfen SdIittihnb.
Die nnbcren fubreu in S1litten; iu
ben Selteu erlGul 1tuiif, mnb Cons
ser lt1b SdnSerimleu idfpenften iidJ
herll;u. unb Die Iltcn idSen an bsn
Siidcu pno tranfen ems. so ner.
aing her gan5e Tag, nnb Der beue
Ntono sing ollf; nber Der Subel ihterl
nun crit rcd,t a%nSngehen.
Nur elm nltes Miittcrd1en mar befl
bcn Seufcn nliein in DER Stnot gee
blicben. Sic lpnr trdnf uno aebre&s
lid mn fonnte ihrc SiiSc r,id,t me5e
aebrdudlcn; nber "a ibr Sdllsd,er oHS
penn Seid,e itdnb. fonnie tic bon ibre6R
Bette nits aufs gi5 binnrsiebsn
unb Bic Nreibe betradtcn. Wie q
liuu gcgen Den Ibenb fam, na sss
rpabrte tic. insern lie 10 auf Die See
h%iruusidb. i'm 8eiten elm tleines.
pciBes @plfd)cn, bns ebcn aus oer
ainlmung dusities. @lei6 befiel II
cine uncnblide Ingit; lie mar h
friibercn Sagen NIT ibrem Wnnt1e 3rc
Sec ecipcieu unb peritdub lid, tuoN
aui 8inh ullb @ctter. Sic red]netc
nab: in elmer flcincn Stunbe iptro
Die Slitth hn ieiu, Damn ipiro lu
Sturnr losbredlen. llro ale iinb bsss
loren. Sa rief mn ~ianunertc lie 70
lnit. ais lie nur fonnte; aoer gis4
nlaub ipdr III ihrcnr SauIe. uno bio
Nadlbar1 ipareu atlc auf oem Gife,
Iieutano bortc JIG. Simmer er06sr
paro untcrbcb Die 8olte unb aus
nldblid idipdr5cr; nod cini9e Minna
ten, lub Die Slntb nnlBtc bn Iein. Der
StIrm losbrcden; bo raft lie ale
ibrc Strait Sllianrneu unb frieht oif
SGnSenl uuo Siibcn aus Dem Bette
Silm Sfer. @liidlidla iineet lie nod
eincr Srunh, ihlcilbcrt ibn in oas
Stroh ibrcs SctteS ulb cilt, 10 i4nel
tic fam, binaus, iih III Sid,erbef az
briueen. 2as SGIisd,cn ltano u
augcnblidlid III Slammcn, lnb fuie
ser Tellcrihcin POM eiic aus seSeten
rsorb. itiirstc SllleS in fpiloer Sdft
bcm 5ironbc st. Sdlpn iprane Der
@inp uui mn feate DEN Staub duf
Dem Eiic Dor ibTcn her; Der SSinnn1el
murb ounfcl. Sds gis ting an 5u
fnarrcu rnb SIT ld,ipnnfen. Der 1inb
pldls Sum Sturm, nno nls eben bic
9eeteu pcu SUB aui's icite Sarb ies.
ten. brad) Die Sede. lino Die Tntb
lpoatc OH bcn Strano.
60 rcttet, oie arnne Srau Die gorge
Stnbt unS Sab ibr Sab uno Gut taa
hin 3u bercu Seil uno Hettuug.
gso scht bic Cams bin, trenn iisyis
Sabr Git in?
APPS a,isale s.t0
y
&ie iamn man 8aiisr in e1asu
Siebe iorttrasen?
III us1ollsb ei0 ns 50 iitsak
Bie bsist Die Srau hes Yepaessa
lsssegeE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

SaB cs bchcr III, ncltn mir orScnts
lid iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

filr die liebe 0ugend.


Hcib 5u linbcrn, 100 itl,lncr lpir fots
tcil. MIR nic bdrtbcrSi9 lcins
aiubcrl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
ct. Spicpb.

fSiir bcn rGnmilicnfrcis". ]
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

ggir sinsen mad, SaMie. Shmisfe
aeie1te iid 3u mir. Sh iastc gar
nidts. IA fling CT bon lcibcr an,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-16

NO SIGNS OF PEACE
Constantinople, Nov. 16.-If
peace. terms have been agreed
upon, there is no sign of it here.
The Bulgars are still advancing
on the city. They are now only
IL miles distant.
Tsar Ferdinand's troops are
taking fort after fort and driving
the army of Chatalja back on the
city like rats.
The suffering among the sol
diers and citizens is terrible.
More terrible still is the suffer
ing among the common people
outside the gates.
There are more than a million
of these people between the army
and the city. They fell back to-
Wd1Q Co1Stant1nople as they were
driven from their homes by the
Bulgars, expecting food and shell
ter.
And they got neither food nor
shelter here. The gates of the
city were locked against them;
thew were forced to icarn0 IN tha
open.
1t is bitterly cold. Snow and
sleet have turned the suburbs in
to sswamps, breeding all kinds of
pestilence. Bitter winds, that
swept from the bare Russian
steppes across the Black Sea,
pierce to the marrow.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-16

1T CONSTANTINOPLE
smallpox are killing their thou
sands.
When first the plague broke
out, the dead were buried in
shallow graves.
Now they are left unburied to
rot, and to poison the very air.
If there were only men among
the refugees, their condition
would not be so pitiable.
But there are more women
than men, and more children than
either women or. men.
And they are dying, dying of
starvation, dying of disease, dy-
ing in terrible agony that cramps
their small bodies into awful
knots. ,.-,
Inside the city conditions are
little better. Only those in high
places can get anything to eat.
The poor people are starving.
The stores are boarded up and
guarded.
Cholera, which only reached
the city few days ago, is wreak-
ing dreadful havoc.
Nothing is being done to stop
it. The streets are never cleaned.
The heaped refuse of the people is
thrown into them and allowed to
rot.
In the alleys, in the doorways,
in every dark corner, one STUN
bles over the dead or dying.
+ 4
The Washington herald., 1912-09-03
DIR. BRBNGLR WINS
LABOR DAY MATCH
AT COLUMBIA CLUB
Winner Of s6-hole Event in spe.
cial Golf Tournament jackson
Best in Morning Round.
LAWRENCE WINS m AFTERNOON


Members of the Columbia Country
Club held special Labor Day handicap
match against par yesterday and many
good scores were made. Three prizes
were donated by the club. the FIRST being
for the highest score made in the first
round. the second for the best In the
afternoon. and the third for the winner
CT the IS holes. Over two dozen menu
bers Were entered.
DR.. Paris E. Brengie. IL handicap. was
best for the 36 holes. as he made score
of 3 up on par. In the morning round
Dan X. jackson, 10 handicap. was best
being / up on par, and ]. p. Lawrence,
IL handicap. took first honors In the aft
ernoon. as he finished 8 up ON par.
DR.. Brengle enjoyed his match with
John G. Davidson and beat him by up.
Davidson was driving well, but he fell
down completely on his putting. The first
round saw DR.. Brengle 3 up on par,
while he was .'ali even with II In the
afternoon. DIR. Brengle registered a ~
for the outward half in the morning and
came in a. He took three strokes more
for the eighteen holes on his second.
having gone out in 42 and returned in a..
DIR. Brengle's card follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-09-03
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three- year-olds and upward; Al,
furions wintrrgrcen. De Tehanl, TO s. won I'm
preston, l@ Connolly, Is to !. second: Knight
Differ. III tdsrtinl. to 2 third. Time. LIS Is
Injury. Belamour. Eva Padxick. and Theo Cook alss
nn.
SECOND RAcE-steeplechase course Keml
Ridsely. IN Ford. II to s. won; Prince Hampton
lis Lynch. to 5. second: Joe Lett. H Patterson)
8 10 l. third. Time. 400 rs. Red Squirrel. Mis-
Wigs. and Chocorua also ran
THIRD RACE-hree-year and upward; on<
mile and one furiong. Edda, III CTehsnl. to !
won; Yolthorpe, III noftusl. to s. second; Brig
loi tHopkinsl. to 5 third. Time. ls5. Only thres
starters
FOURTH RACE-one and threesizteenths miles
threeyearolds. Star Charter, II Qoftusl. even
won: Bruce Rice iol Tehan). % 10 /. second; White
Wool IS tBenschotten). 10 to ]. third. Tine. l5o
ANY Port and John Furiong also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Twoyear-olds; ave furiongs. Ter
rible BILL liz OicJAgsart). to s. won: Rovoco. lo
tLoftusl. 10 to l. second; Loch Lomond. i0 (Nar.
tini. 81. to i, third Time. lal Is BaldoSle. Bry-
nary. windblrn. and Gerard also ran
SIXTH RACE-Two-year-olds i've and one-hali
furlongsy Mhs Edith. g lCable1, { to s. won; Ola
Coin. fo2 Tehanl, 81 to !. second: Bally She i0i
tLoftnsl, 10 TO I. third Time, I n IS Loan Shark,
Lord Lucre. and F1itterfoot also nan.
SEVENTH RACE-Six fniongs: three-ycar-olds
and UPWARD simcoe. lE tAdzrs1, to s. won;
yreesnd. III Uoftuzi. to s. second: veneta Strone
Step. Reciprocity, Abrssion and High Gun also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards:
threeyear-olds and upward; purse. $500. John Rear
don, i6 Lcftnsl. to 6. won; Lord Elan. iot mo
Taszxrtl. 10 TO L second; Feather Duster, % LEA
hanl, 4 TO l. third. Time. In 35 Sister Florence
Beautiful. Plant Dr. walsberg, Ia Nun Da, and
Lad qf Langden also ran.
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The judges were D. ]. Mccarthy, p. j
o'Keefe. and NJ. E. Joyce. L. D. Sale
acted as starter.
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LExINGrON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-hreyear-olds dx furionss
sylyestds Ne tDassnport). G0 won: McClintock
i1 tGrines). szio. sec1nd: Ethsida, ios tsteelel
3 o. third. Time, l:ll Reach, York Lad. Oriental
Pearl, and King Solomon also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seliing: two-year-olds; five and
one half hulones Ladera. lr tSteeis). IS. 10, won
Merlin. 10 HENRY, $50. second; Marshon. 10.
tMoesworth,. out. third. Time. is "a York
vile also Fzn.
THIRD RAcE-seliing; SIX furicnss; thresyear
olds and upward. Golden Agnes. 100 HENRY. H.So
won: BONANZA. los tAndress1, ss.0. second; Austin
sturtevant. los Dalel. $50. third. Time 1:lf
Gay. sallie Ward, Ursula Emma. Helen Burnett
and James Dockery also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-selling: three-year-olds and up
ward six furfonss LAboid ios tsfolesworth1. s6 30
won; Joe Diebold, iG tSteeie), $50. second; Sea
clife. los CGoosel. S. third. Time. iiss Sure
srt Merrick Crossossr. sleet. Lady lightning. and
Bengal also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Maiden two-yearold fIiies: fvs
furionzs Daisy Platt. LIZ tHenryi. SiD won
SILK Day. LIZ tCragin). $50. second: Anna Reed
liz iAndressl. $iie Time. l1c l6 Spanish Queen,
Starcadia, Terra Blanca. Axis, Pretty Polly, Cheer
full and Father Blue also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For.sear-old and upward: one
and oue-sixfeenth miles. Edendi. LIS tGoosel sa.2
won: T. H. Mcbride. los tShea), $2D. second
Hanley, III fconleyj. SO. third. Time, la IS.
Jacobite. vsnen Sugar and Charley st1us also ran.
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PIMLIC0 RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-The Bowling Brook Plate; two
year-olds: five firlonesA Uncie obie 10 Uanefordl
to ], won; Governor lG fwiliiamsl. S to J. second
Kinder Lou tno weight or jockey. 6 TO g. third
Time. l6sa Humility, Dugwcod. and Chilto1
Dance also ran.
SECOND RACE-oficrrs' International Army
Service Steepleclhase: handicap; four-yesr-olds anc
upward; about two miles. KNIGHT Of Elway IS
tDickeyl, To 10 won; Gus Strauss l5 (RockweID
4l325 Only tNfe starters
THIRD RACE-The Ladies' Plate Handicap: stee
plecbase; hunters: about three miles. Two Saints
l2 tNir. Spencer. TO 5. won: Conbe. Is2 CMr.
Blackstonet, to 2 second: Peter Young l4s Csr.
Roeley), to /, third. Time, s:ie. Guardian also
ran.
ForRTH RACE-The Loeb Raven Plate: three
year>olds and upward; mile. willing l53 (sfr
Wright 6 to I. won: Himatiou, la iAlr Stevensonl
to l. second; Norbitt, IS (Mr. Tucker. 6 to !.
third. Time. la3. Benora and Royal vane also ran.
Cloud finished second. but was disqualified.
FIFTH RACE-The Labor Day Steeplechase
handicap; three-yesr-olds and upward: about t<e
miles. Euniskilen 1s lKeating1 6 to s. won;
Cells Sister, lS gxcrson). to /. second 0Bear,
lso Krause). % to I. third. Time 45- Darkness,
Garterman. Josie Hampton. and Stanesio also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Thee-year-oldsa and upward: "a
furlpnss Double Five 10 Ct. Williams, 10 S.
won; Agnier. lo5 Forehand). 6 to l. second; Pluto
eraf 100 tAlexander). 30 TO I, third. Time ia
Scratched: Remarkable. Cloud. Culpepes. Huda's
Sister. and Darkness
SEVENTH RAcE-The Progressive Plate; for
hunters; two miles on the fat. Cactus Bud isa (air
T. Wright. TO s. won: Matabcn Isl tMr Tnckerl,
To !. second; Hannah Louise, Isl tCapt. otwell.
U. 8. Al. % to l, third. Time. 3s'. Only three
starters,