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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20
New music. Colonial.
Kodak finishing. Bowen's Studio.

the city today.
Il. w. Harmon spent the day IN
Rhodes on business.
wanted-Country dressed chickens
George c. McCord, West End grocer.
George r.. Norris. are. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over So West Main
Irving Pitt loose leaf ledgers, ring
All stamped goods on sale one-third
under regular price. Orlando Baxter.
Now located = Masonic Temple
rooms, l06 to Al. DR.. Ralph e. Keyser.
Fine country dressed chickens to-
morrow, Phone nine. Sanitary Gro
Gerry.
New spring styles in. ladies' shoes.
Be sure and see them. Wallace Shoe
Store.
Men, our union made Packard shoes
are the best you can buy. Wallace Shoe
Store.
The famous Tip Top bread, yes. we
! keep it, fresh every day. Sanitary
F! Grocery.
Luela Mendenhall. public stenog-
lrapher, over Fidelity Bank.-Adver-
/ tisement.
! Breakfast coffee; it is the best. and
we sell it at Is cents pound. Phone
9, Sanitary Grocery.
Watch, walt, for the great P. G.
Tweed Poland China sow sale. Monday,
March Advertisement.
--~>O>-----
George II. Beebe, who has been con-
fined to his home by sickness for three
! weeks, was able to resume his work
today.
E.. l. Wilcox, Of Montour, went to
Gilman this morning to visit at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. freq
Graves.
Carl E. schwind, Of Francis. sask.,
| arrived in the city this morning and Is
a guest at the Robert Stevens home,
1912 Preston street. a&
William E. Crawford has sold to
Byron NJ. Carpenter the lot at and g
East Webster street for $1,000, accord
ing to deed filed today.
City Engineer ". 3. skogserson
went to Council Bluffs Thursday to at
/
cheering Society Of Iowa.
Leonard T. Carney Went to Osko-
locsa this morning to be one of, the
judges of q debate between teams from
Penn and Leander- Clark College to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. kibbey will leave
tonight for San Diego. Cal. where they
will visit their son Harold. Later they
will go to Mexico, where they Will
visit their sons. Beckford and Biscoe.
Harry Hayne five miles southwest
Of the city, is at the Deaconess hospl-
tai, where he underwent an operation
Thursday evening for acute appen-
dicitis. His condition today was very
satisfactory.
c. wetzel and daughted Alice, OF
Hampton, arrived in the city Thursday
to visit until Saturday at the home of
his sister. Mrs. w. E. Anderson. Mr..
.Wetzell will go to Cedar Rapids satur-
Gay to spend Sunday with relatives.
w. w. Williams, Of Lima Springs,
and Rev. o. D. Elicit, Of this city, went
to Oskaloosa this morning to attend
| meeting of the prohibitionist state
central committee, held there today
to plan for the campaign for the state
primary.
Private funeral services for Mrs.
Hattie B. Andrews will be held Satur-
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock from the
residence. 401 North Fourth street.
Rev. r. F. Hurlburt, pastor Of the
Methodist church, officiating. Burial
| will be in Riverside.
! Tomorrow, don't forget to phone
and order your vegetables and fruits.
| Here's what you will find for your Sun
day meals: leaf lettuce and head
Florida and California celery, cucum-
hers. silver onions. oranges, bananas
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20

READ T.-R. WANT ADS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20

Tomorrow, don't forget to phone 9
and order your vegetables and fruits.
Here's what you will find for your Sun
day meals: leaf lettuce and head
Florida and California celery, cucum-
hers, silver onions. oranges, bananas
fine eating and cooking apples, cab
bage carrots. Sanitary Grocery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20

Eight dozen Bingham petticoats, so
cent and IS cent values, on sale Satur-
day, 80 cents. Orlando Baxter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20

Hear that large orchestra of seven
pieces at Red Mems hall next Saturday
evening, Odeon Theater orchestra.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20

Private funeral services for Mrs.
Hattie B. Andrews will be held Satur-
day afternoon at O'Clock from the
residence. 401 North Fourth street.
Rev r. F. Hurlburt, pastor of the
Methodist church, officiating. Burial
will be in Riverside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20

We sell the genuine DR.. A. Reid
Cushion sole shoes. Keeps your feet
dry in slushy weather. Wallace Shoe
Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20

j. w. johnson, Of Liscomb, spent
Thursday in the city.
Boys shoes that will stand hard
wear, $3.50. Wallace Shoe Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20

We are still selling fancy dried
peaches at 10 cents pound, or less in
quantities. George c. McCord, West
End grocer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20
New music. Colonial.

New music. Colonial.
O. E. futile. the jewelsr.
Bring your watches In. Hodges.
DR.. Bullard, ostoopath. Is West Main.
Ask your grocer for "Occident" flour
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20

w. w Williams, Of Lima Springs.
and Rev. O. d. Elicit. Of this city. went
to Oskaloosa this morning to attend a
meeting of the prohibitionist state
central committee, held there today
to plan for the campaign for the state
urinary
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-20

Z TO Be Here Soon

Eva Tanguay
And Her Volcanic Vaudeville
10 ALL STAR ACTS 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
LATONIA RACING RESULTS.

First Race Maiden two-year- olds selling
nurse $500: i've Enthusiastically Perkins.
Ito (Martin), straight $40 place ss CO.
show seAo, won Rebecc. Moses, no tTea-
nsiia' 10 ,T t't.l st.a $50 third. Tim.
I;0i Lady Powers, Grace Cunard Elder
down. Sep,emhsr Mora. cyrcne. Alice Dud
Icy, BadinaSc. Il'ka ratka aud Elizabeth
SecorS Rnc"" For thre -ycar-olds and up-
ward: selling, purS" 5000, six furlongs- RIO
Brnzos. 1903 CDiHhmonl, straight f2i so, place
noIiyG place 81. show 81 So second j. -
Roblnson. los iHenryb, show 3.lN, third
Time, i;i94-5 Dr, Kendall. william, The
Bily barnes and Fred Drcw Also ran. 49,.
Third Race--For two-yeur- old; purse $500
dve and a half Curougs Sweetheart sue, III
CGriner,, straight $50 place $40 show
Henry. show % so. bird Time. 1907 2.5
Astr0logy. Jack carey. Nrtherbow and Cane
0,so ran.
ward; purss $500, ono Donpri!., lds
1Tsylorl straight $50, place a. 10 show
sS3o' won; Prince Hermis, los tpishmonl
place SIS so, show $40, second; Clubs, 10!
rWaldronl, show % 40 third. Time 1919 10
Ncnghee and cash ON Delivers also ran.
FIRM Race- Tire -yeaF'olnH and Upward
~. place $3.50, show $50, won star 40
tress, ~ (Martlnl, place ~ -, show 81 20
second Alador. "a tRohlnHonD, show So 20
Wonder, R.uiah $, and Disparity .lso raw,
S!Itn Race one mile and thrre-siN-
taenths; Tor threc-year-ulds and upward
selling; purse ,6Oo--Bc 100 ,MotnA $50
20 90 81 so, second; Transportation, s2 tRob
ins1nl, $50 third. Time, 1851 10. TcNa'
, Tomme. PLANT Mary Ann ~. Buck keenoT
| and Dils'ory also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
WILL CROSS ATLANTIC
If ENGLISH ARE BEATEN
French Tennis Authorities SO
Notify Management Of
Davis Cup Play.

Word was received by the Davis cup
committee here yesterday from the French
Lawn Tennis Association that should the
French team be successful in It's tie
against England at Wimbledon July H.,
10 and IA the men will visit this coun-
try. The cablegrHm conveying the news
was from Wallet, secretary OF the French
association. and II was read at a meet
ing of the DAVIS cup committee OF man
agement held in the office Of Robert d.
Wrenn.
II was brought out at the meeting that
neither France nor Belgium has nominated
its team yet, as required by the interna-
tional rules George r Adec, secretary
Of the committee Cabled France and Bel
gium about the omission.
Tho Canadian Lawn Tennis Association
notified the committee that Powell and
Schwengers of Victoria H. e. Mayors OF
Winnipeg and Sherwell Of Toronto had
been chosen to repres sent Canada in the
matches against the Australasians ut the
Onwentsia Club. Lake Forest, Ill. late
this month. Powell and Schwengers rep
resented Canada IN tho Davis cup matches
last year but Mayors and Sherwell are
new to international competition. All
members of the Canadian team probably
will enter the national championship tour
namont at Newport next month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
LARNED SENSATIONAL
UNTIL HE WEARS OUT
Sweeps Mathey Aside in First
Two Sets, Then Loses
Three i'm Row.

CEpAEH URsr, l.. l., June 30.-Wil,.am A.
Larned seven times national champion.
was halted IN his coming back process
when ne was defeated AT the Rocka way
Pun'.ng Club here to-day by Dean
Mathey OF Crawford, y. j.. In the final
round Of the lawn tennis tournament for
the Cedarhurst cup. Larncd made
great fight and forced the youngster TO
Ave sets before h. was beaten at 1t.
2-6, 6---3. 90. 81.
The veteran showed IN the hrst two
sets an OF the old skill that brought him
To- the top 10 often. The general
ship that he showed Ia those sets
aud tho masterful way in which
he executed his strokes made him
look Ike sure winner: but like many
another veteran who has tried to- come
back t.arned could not last. During
the first two acts Larned passed Mathe,
with long drives from back court.
In tn" third set Mathey found that his
only chance Of winning was To- take
chances and he did with great success.
The former Princetonan came into the
net frequently and choked OF all of
Larned's drives. Larned was very slow In
the fourth set. while Mathews speed had
increased. and II was evident that tho
veteran would be beaten. Muthey = VIC
tory gives him leg on the cup which
was won last year by Theodore r. Fell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
R0sENBAUM FEELS TWO MEN.
Beats Bsggs aud Dionne with Ease
in Long Island Tourney.

DIR. William Rosenbaum Of the New
York Lawn Tennis club was back in form
yesterday and eliminated two of the
strongest players in the lawn tennis tour
nament for the championship of Long ISL
and at the Kings County Lawn Tennis
Club courts in Brooklyn. In the first round
he disposed Of Ralph l.. Bags. OF the
Borough Park Lawn Tennis club. in
straight sets, at Sc, e. and then with
only "A few minutes rest came back on the
court and defeated q. \. l.. Dionne, cap
tain of the West side Tennis Club. e.,
Is. DIR. Rosenbaum did not extend him
self In either Of the matches and the
calibre of his play yesterday made it GER
tain that he viii be there or Whereabouts
when the cup round Is reached
Frederick G. Bags and ;. IT, Noshell
Of the Borough Park club moved up to
the round before the seni-fnals. The for
mer had an easy time winning from u. V.
Rice In straight sets at 81. 6--l. while
Voshell was hard pressed to beat Jack
Allen OF the home club at SIS, e.. AL
len came within an ace OF winning the
first set, In which he had the lead at 81
and 40 love. but he developed n streak
Of wlldness. In the second set the Kings
County player was In front at 4-2, but
again lost control OF the ball.
buSldNt +. lpuCHhTu, lHf HOlu'T w NIlt
title. defaulted In tho second round to
r. II. Boggs The summaries:
Long Island Championship. Mems Singles.
First Nound-t'ustaVo r. Touchard won
from Il. n. Baich by default, Dr. William
Rosenbsum defeated Ralph l.. Bags SIS.
ia. A. II Plat won from William l..
McKlm by default; II. birmingham won
from n II Harvey by default
second Nound--D. l.. Rice won from 7. ".
Day by default, Allen Behr won from g. u.
Raymond by default Homer ". Guernsey
defeated A. ". Murphy. 5--i, e. \ J.
Cawse won from Arthur NJ Lovibond by
default. X. II. Buggs won from GuStave r.
Toucherd by default; @. q. Burrows defeated
Reginald r. wood. G-j. g., pr. william
Rosenbaum defeated q. a. l.. Dionne. "a.
Is. Russell Holt defeated +. skiddy Mar
den. Jr, 4--6, So. "a; A. X. platt won
from X. Birmingham by default; Paul Goold
defeated l.. W. Fisher 50, ga.
Third Round--L. Shumway defeated u. G.
oelsner. 2-6, -. 81; d. Il. Rice defeated
Lincoln Reimer. s-2. IS, s--2: Homer "
Kenneth ID. Fisher defeated A, J. Cawso,
li--s, -. Frederick q. Anderson defeat ed
Russell Holt 81 "a. J. W Anderson
defeated \. II. Plat. I'll 6--2. H. r.
Burroughs defeated Paul Goold, Ga, &c
s-3: J, ". a Williams won from u. "
Dwight by default. Preston Cumming de
feated Merle johnson. 6--e, -. Jack I
Allen defeated II. Rosenthal, 81, 81.
Fourth Round--Frcderick g. Bags de-
featcd u. l.. Rice, 81, al; x Howard
NOshell defeated Jack 7. Allen, s--6. s--I
Homer w. Guernsey vs. Kenneth -. Fisher
IS, SO. unfinished
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
REGATTAs FOUR DAYS IN ROW.
New Rochelle Club win he Host to
smaller Yachts To-day.

While the cup defenders are preparing
for their next series the smaller craft
VIII hold the attention of yachtsmen.
There are to be regattas each remaining
day this week The annual regatta of
the New Rochelle Yacht Club will be
sailed to-day on the Sound, starting at
noon from line at the entrance to Echo
Bay.
Tomorrow the Glen Cove cups OF the
New York Yacht Club will be sailed for.
The start will be made or Glen Cove at
noon and the sos, 40 foot schooners, 30s and
other classes will compete. ON Friday
the annual regatta OF the American Yacht
Club Il to be sailed. starting of the club
house at Milton Point at noon, and on
Saturday the annual regatta OF tho Larch-
mont Yacht club will be sailed. This
regatta will be tho biggest event Of tho
season up to this time. and II Is expected
that there will be more than 100 starters.
The preparatory signal will be made at
1T o'clock.
For the races OF the New Rochelle
Yacht Club to-day the following are the
allowances In tho handicap classes:
First Division-Jokcr, Alert. Okee
scratch. Dorinda. y per cent, sonora. Ro-
hilla and Edisna. per cent. each. Armada
Second Dlvislon---saliy IN, scratch; Ma.
dis. per cent; Red Wing and Alerion
per cent each Mlgnon. ?is per cent. ARIEL
per cent; Lillian. az per cent; sentana
s.I per reS Stn' ream 'f PER- cent ,t'0F' 90
Third Dlvhion-Robin Hood III. Natoma
and Peg, scratch, Twinkle, / per cent
AT Toars piyltoPp per Keno.ha and
Sofia. scratch; tnsurgent. per cent; Blue
Bill and White Cap, per cent each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
FORECLOSURES SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
NDRK-Dry Dock savings Institution. Plain
TIN. against Flrischmann Realty Company,
Incorporated, and others. Defendant Ac-
In pursuance o. judgment o. foreclosure
and sale duly made ana entered In the
above entitled action and hearing datc the
eleventh day OF June 1874, l. III" under
signed the referee In said judgment named,
VII sell az public auction ~ the Exchange
Salesroom, Nos li-l6 Vesey Street In the
Borough 81 Manhattan, city OF New York.
on the ninth lay of July 1914, at - o'clock
Don on that daN, hy samuel GoldstiCker,
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
judgment 20 DO sold, and therein described
ALL that certain plot. piece or parcel Of
land with thu building thereon erected,
Manhattan In The City Of New York. and ia
y ock c0l5 and Section seven, on the Land
Map Of the CITY Of New York, and bounded
tud LEI" rihrl 40 follows, VIZ; BEGINNING
nue. and on" Hundred ana Forty-s"venth
street running thence ehsterly along tho
southeriy side OF one Hundred and Forty
seventh street one hundred feet thence
suuthtrly and parallel with seventh Avenue
forty feet, thence westerly and parallel with
one Hundred and Forty seventh street and
one hundred feet to thu easterly Side OF
The easteriy Side Of seventh Avenue forty
zee, 20 he point or place 81 beginniHg
state ~ facts gu accurate survey would
show and TO any orders OF any Department
"''' C HiH r. }0 MMosiii.EAH. hefcre.
FRANK N TlCHENOH. Attorney for Plain
N ~ PARK Row, Borough Of Manhattan
The feuoHins I diagram Of The property
to he sold. il strect SH'.,hr' T. @63l seventh
Avenue ana 1874 " lii'h street, New York
,i-tb strcs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
AQUEDUCT TURF NOTES.

since the arrests by the city police The
pinksrtona have been more active IN pre-
yen'ing Violations Of the law. The latest
phase is n movement to c'chr the grounds
Az soon as the last race ~ run. This does
away With tho settling ~ tho day. accounts,
when at Belmont often took place as soon
as the racing ended,
The Long Island Railroad ha4 announced
that on 9ccpuut ~ the pressure Of holiday
business there IN be no race trains run
from shaepEheaG BAY and Belmont Park
ON the Fourth ~ July. owners viii either
have 90 take their horses over the previous
day or walk them TO tho track
There was n littlo more comfort for the
freauenters Of The lawn Yesterday, rs the
management hel taken the hint given In
THE 'tt'N aHi sprinklcd the lawn before
the sport began,
starter Mars Cassidy inflicted his nr1t
penalty ~ tho> season when lao set down
JocEoy Met,a,f FOR the balance ~ the meet
ing for d'sohodienHe At the post on pro-
yresslve in he third race.
Lux" N,IukH 'iftei Iuhn ", Schoor WEI
up among the winning owners 10y his victory
Ia the Carlton stakes, The race "as well
subscribed Tor and with tho owners fund
donation melted tj.i2s TO the ~inasr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
PROCTOR SAILS FOR EUROPE.
WIN Enjoy otter Hunting, badger
Digging aud Dog shows Abroad.

Among those leaving on the Aqul-
tania to-day for Europe is w. Ross
Proctor of this city, who goes over on d
sporting trip and especially 10 enjoy otter
hunting IN South Wales ana badger dig
cling I'm Sussex and Pembrokeshiro. MI.
proctor IL the owner Of the largest ken
mel of Scalyham terriers In the United
states, and some OF these he has I'm
ported recently at great expense among
them being Grand SLAM, Welsh Rarebit
and Ace of Spades,
The voyager also keeps MP a kennel
on the other side and will be an eNhib-
ltor nj the Newport. Monmouthshlge' low
ON July ~. Mr. Proctor hopes % return
ON the Aqultania ON September 3, and
bring with him more dogs and bitches
OF the now popular and useful breed OF
terriers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01

YORK-JENSIE II. CHRIsPELL PLAINTIFF.
against LOUISE FRANK and others, De-
PENDANTS.
and sale. duly made ana entered In tho
above entitled action and bearing date the
10Th day OF June 1914 T. the undersigned.
the referee in said judgment namad; viii
S sal P"I 80 Il Il vcssy Street ia tfs
Borough ~ Manhattan, city OF New YORK
on tn" g2nd day Of July. 1914. az Il o'clock
noon on that day. by JOSEPH p DAY.
Judgment 10 be Hold, and therein described
as follows; ALL that certain lot, piece or
parcel Of land with The buildings and i'm
proYements thereon erected situate, lying
and being IN the Borough OF Manhattan.
city OF New York, and bounded and de-
scribch a. follows;
BEGISNING AZ a point on the southery
side OF Thir,y-ninth Street. distant one hum
dred and eighty $50 feet westerly
from the southwesterly corner OF seventh
Avenue and Thirty ninth Street. running
thence souther!y parallel with the seventh
Avenue, aud IA part through the centre Of
party wall nlnety-eiRht 9s feet and nine
tol inches to the centre line OF the block
between Thirty eighth and Thirty ninth
line parallel with Thirty ninth street twenty
,2ol toet. thence northerly parallel with the
seventh Avenue uiuety-eight tssl feet and
nine t9l inches to the southerly side Of
ai long The soGtheriy side Of same street
twenty. 200 feet to the point or place OF
dated New York June so.h,. 1914
'"ii TlaintIT. Nnmber Z! Brosdway. Eofoush
of Manhattan, The CITY Of New York
Tho following 10 "A diagram Of the prop
West asth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
EXTEND MoTORDRoME OPTION.
syndicate Has Two More Weeks to
Buy Shccpshead Hay Track.

There Is every prospect that the Sleeps
head Bay raCetrack viii be purchased by
a syndicate and turned into motordrome
to he used exclusively for automobile
races. Some time ago promoters Of the
scheme obtained a. option on the property
and sought TO interest leaders Of the auto
mobile trade. This option expires ON July
!, hut Schuyler l.. Parsons, secretary Of
the Coney Island Jockey club. announced
yesterday that the option had been ex-
tended until July =
Those concerned In the deal have gone
over the property and plans have been
made to move .hc present grand stand
back t. the edge Of Ocean avenue This
will allow Of the building of "A track two
miles in circumference. The track will be
well banked and viii provide an oppor-
tunity for cars 20 race I'm comparative
safety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
FLETCHER NEWSPAPER CHAMP.
beats FIaugh In 10 Hole Final by d
Up and z 10 Play.

In the final round OF th.rty-siX holes
for the championship OF the New York
Newspaper Golf Club played yesterday
at Van Cortlandt Park Charles l..
Fletcher defeated Fred X. Flaugh OF
the NeN York Sun by UP and 3 to GO.
This entitled Fletcher to the first leg on
the cup. which must be won twice for
possession. +. Il. Lucas of the Brooklyn
Eagle last year won the previous cham
pionship
Members qualified for the July tourna-
ment also Low gross score was turned
in by A. g. Murray. Herdid. with a round
Of so. Frank j. Pope, Tribune, won the
net prize with 9l-25. 60. Other low
net scores were j. G. Finn, Herald
Sis, 20: A. e, Murray Herald
sell. II: Frank r. Pope. Journal %
Con,nt S7-l6, IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01
HAMILTON RACING RESULTS.

pqr. s,' :ssS. tx f"
xaydero.cros 70 ioi tcalahan 11 IS to l. 10
and 10 !, second; Brisr PAN; III Tap
'n to 3 10 ana %d,,o to ., m 1G'Td J'mf
second Rsce"TwO-year.o'ds; selling
purse, $500: nve and a half furiong. an
5, first; Energetic, loi Johnsonl, ls to D
! 20 and to 10. second, Gcrth,lma, 10
Time. l.os -. Raincoat, Tie Pin and Proc
Third Ruoe-Maiden threc-year-olds
purse. $500 one mile on the turf-lnkle. 10
,C;ementsl II 20 .. 20 10 anu TO o. hrst;
to g. second collector l05 IAmbrosc,, s to
/, . to ! and oven. third. Time. i:iO AS
Capt Ben and Joe James also ran.
Fourth HRcc-- Three-year ODDS aud up
ward Hing purse $500 seven f91ICnssG
TO and : TO s, second DICKS Pet, los
Time, i:?7 Harebell. violeta. Daisy Plat
Fif,h ,Racc-Dominiop plate; rhreo.year-
.Ids oo and upwaTi fosied in Canada; purse
Grsi: Magsoiam, 100 ,wlilams}, i 10 / !
Burns to 10, . 10 and ! TO .. third
Time. so ~. Rock Spring and Maid Of
sixth Race-purse. $500; three-year odds
ana upward selling. mile and an eighth
Tom Hancock. 81 tSmythl, II 70 s, even
and to ., first; Ben Uncas, 10. tClsyerl,
to !, TO !. and even. second Husky Lao,
l. third Time. 1865 2-5. snowflake. Merry
Lad, Sepulycda, Love Day, Capt Elliott, MY
Fellow and AGO also ran.
Sevgnth Racp-Three -year-olds and up
ward selling; purse, $500; one mile on tn"
turf-Clir Edge, III callahan. II to Z.
even and to =, first. Lady Rankin, 100
tTaplinl, ~ to l, to and TO l, second
Rine Brigade. iol Shilling, : TO ., even,
and ! to g. third. Time. 40 40 Benc.
dictina, McCreary. Roy sir Fretful and
Constituent also ran.