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Evening star., 1916-01-05
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January 5.-A further
big advance in Liverpool failed to in
spire any general or aggressive demand
in the cotton market here early today,
and after opening at an advance or D
to IS points, with March selling at
1853 and May at 1878, prices eased on
to within or points of last night
closing figures. Private cables attrib-
uted the advance abroad to shorts-cov-
ering and trade calling. with an I'M
proved spot demand. but the strength
was evidently taken by local bears as
indicating difficulties Of importation
rather than any scarcity OF available
supplies in the south.
At any rate. there was good deal OF
realizing at the opening advance here,
while there seemed to be some scat
tered southern and western selling on
the setback of some 5 or points from
the best. Spot houses bought March
and May and Liverpool bought also
near months, but was a seller of Oc-
tober.
Futures opened steady; January,
1927; March, 1887; May. 1918; July,
1898; October, 1858.
Trading became less active after the
close of Liverpool. and fluctuations
were somewhat irregular late in the
morning. but the tone was fairly
steady around 1884 for March and
1916 for July. or about to points
above last nights closing figures.
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Selling Ex Dividend Today.
American Locomotive preferred, 1Z /:
New York Central. IL; Great Northern
preferred, tx. and United States Indus
trial Alcohol preferred, IL:
High Low
Call Money. ........ 2
Hourly Sales of Stocks To-day.
II a.m... 2840]1 12m-.. 49S,So3
lp.m... 10000 2pm. $4,000
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 5.-Flour,
steady. Pork, steady. Beef, steady.
Lard, steady. Molasses, steady. Hay.
unsettled; No. /, 1.20a1.22Az. Hides,
quiet. Leather, firm
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, January 5.-The
price of cotton was sent to an advance
of 10 points in the first half hour OF
business in this market today. as the
result of buying stimulated by the SEN
sational rise in Liverpool and the
heavy spot trading there. Shorts COW
cred. and a considerable volume OF
fresh long buying was in evidence.
Futures opened steady. January, 1908;
March, 1888: May, 1856; July. 1888;
October, 12.49.
The market was dull but steady after
the noon hour At ! 80 o'clock prices
were to 9 points up net.
Spot cotton steady; quotations revised :;
middling points up.
Sales on the spot, 445- bales to arrive,
925 bales Good ordinary, 1890; strict
good ordinary, 1886 low middling, 11.50 /;
strict low middling. Ills; middling,
1900; strict middling, 1925: good mid
ding. t2.57; strict good middling. 1881.
Receipts, $50 bales; stock, 42S,8S5
bales.
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY DIVISION Justice Anderson.
Dahler agt Dahler; guardian ad Htem
appointed.
In re adoption of Frederick Reming-
ton: decree legalizing adoption.
Williams agt. Reilly; rule returnable
January IA.
Brent agt. Crutchfeld; decree dis
missing bill
Dunkin agt. Dunkin: decree dismiss
ing bill
Brown agt. Brown; reference to au-
ditor
Henderson agt. Henderson; time to file
statement of evidence extended; plain
TINS attorneys. George 4. Berry and
r. F. Downing; defendants attorneys,
G. w. Drew and F. S. key-Smith.
EQUITY DIVISION 2-Justice Mccoy
In re lunacy of Mathilde Wurde-
mann: reference to auditor.
In re lunacy of Arthur W. Massey;
order to file new bond of $500.
In re lunacy of William c. Stone;
order to invest funds.
Mccormick agt. Mccormick; rule as
to increase of alimony and to amend
decree.
Coleman agt Redfern: leave granted
to intervene; interveners attorneys,
Clephane & Clephane.
Williamson agt. Hoover; guardian ad
litem appointed.
Beall agt. BeaIl: rule returnable jan
uary z; plaintiffs attorney. w. A.
Coombe.
Tender agt. Tender; rule as to con-
tempt returnable January Z; plaintiffs
attorney, w. H. De Lacy; defendants
attorney. J. A. Moriarty.
Johnson agt. Robertson; injunction
ordered.
Dorsey agt. Dorsey; rule returnable
January a.
Cowne agt. Cowne; James B. Flynn
appointed to defend.
Gibson agt. Gibson, order for pur-
chase of securities.
Washington Steel and Ordnance Com
pany agt. Martin: bill dismissed with
Chamberlin; defendants attorney. H. H.
Classic.
CIRCUIT DIVISION Justice Gould.
Bond agt Schlegelmich; order of pub
lication; plaintiffs attorneys, Hamilton,
Eerkes & Hamilton.
Cameron agt. Story; motion for new
trial overruled and judgment on ver-
dict; appeal noted: bond, $50; plain
tiff s attorney. Chauncey Hackett; de-
fendants attorneys, Berry & Minor.
United States eX rel Hellman agt.
Blair ct al: writ of mandamus or
dered; relator's attorneys. Wilson, Hui
dekoper & Lesh defendants attorney.
2. H. Stephens
Carpenter agt. Harrison: Judgment by
default and inquisition ordered; plain
tif's attorney, A. A. Birney.
CIRCUIT DIVISION 2-Justice Stafford
7 Roth agt Rothschild ct al: judgment
by default against David Rothschild for
1880, and dismissal as to defendant
Herman without costs; plaintiffs attor-
ney. c. C. James. ....
Munsey Trust Company agt Fischer
ct al. judgment on mandate for defend
and Fischer against plaintiff for $53.95;
appeal costs; plaintiffs attorney. w. J.
Lambert; defendants attorneys. w. G:
Gardiner and L. L. Handy.
Cain agt. Cantwell; on trial: plaintiffs
attorneys, Shinn & owen and H. E. Davis ;
defendants attorneys. J. j. Darlington,
w. C. Sullivan and NJ. F. Mangan.
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CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.,
members New YORK Stock Exchange.
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WRECKED AUTO IS
BASIS FOR SUIT
ALL TESTIMONY HAS NOT VET
BEEN SUBMITTED IN
DAMAGE ACTION.
General Baking Company Asks Dam.
ages for Loss Of Automobile on
the South Side.

An automobile wreck on the South
Side. October 10. 1914. is the basis
for a suit for $500 now in progress
in circuit court before Judge Hervey.
When adjournment was taken last We
ming. the taking of testimony was still
in progress. but the action will be :in-
ished this morning.
The case is styled General Baking
company against the Wheeling Trac-
ton company. The plaintiff alleges
that he defendant company was re-
pairing It's tracks at Thi~rty-second and
Eon streets and that they were not
properly guarded to hinder an acct
dent.
II further claims that on the eve
ming Of the nineteenth the automobile
ran into this hole. was thrown to the
baltimore and Ohio tracks and before
IL could be rescued IL was hit by a
train and completely demolished. The
baking company asserted in its testi-
mony that the company was negligent
In leaving its tracks so unprotected
The defense claims hat the placing OF
lights was prohibited by the railroad
company.
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The remainder Of the social season
a. the Carroll club. is 10 be- especially
gay and the several affairs are being
anticipated a. contributing 10 "A very
delightful termination on Wednes-
DAY evening a. the club. the Easter
ball will BE- a distinctly worth while
event. with dancing. cards and bowl
ina as amuscmcntF. Mrs Joseph
Doyle and Mrs Margaret DOYLE are
chairmon in charge
The afternoon parties will be 70.
resumed on Thursday afternoon. NAV
J. and Misses Regina HObrecht and
Angelina kaltonbsoh vii be- hostessos.
Mrs GEORGE Hurhra Will be- in
charge Of tho arrangements for tho
Informal card party and dance. 20 be-
FiFen "wednesday evening. May 10.
The second afternoon affair in NAV.
Will BE- presided over by Nrs D. q
McDcrm0tt and Mrs T.. g. kinr This
viii take place on The 18Th.
The annual party for tho children
VIII Do held "wednesday evening. MAY
o. s program Of very charming mum.
beers viii hr Instituted for fhi. ocrs.
zion and uUI bs superintanded bv
Miss Mildred Cooley and Miss Angela
Mofaidon.
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GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE AT
TRINITY CHURCH, eELLAIRE

On Good Friday there will be held
b Three Hours Devotional Service
at Trinity church. Bellaire. conducted
by the rector. the Rev. l. Frederic
Jones. who will deliver m~editations
on The Last Seven Words Of Christ
on the Cross
The service will begin at 10 m and
last until 3 o'clock. All are invited TO
attend this devotional service. A spe-
cial pamphlet of the whole service has
been prepared and printed, which will
make il very easy for those who attend
to follow.
The children's vested choir will take
charge of all music.
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Hsines-HhI Nuptials.

At the residence Of the brides uncle
and aunt. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hill
Of Hill. y Mex, the marriage Of Miss
Laura Bell Hin. daughter Of Dr. and
Mrs. j. T. Hill Of Fairmont. W. Va.
was solemnized Wednesday evening
al 8 o'clock, to Mr. b.. Smith Haines
also OF Hill Mr.. Haines is "A ranch
owner a. that place. where he and his
bride will live following their wed
ding trip 10 various points In CalifOr-
MA.
Mrs. Haines IS well known in this
city. whore she has visited many times
and where a large circle Of friends
will be interested in the news Of her
wedding.
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YOU NEED
CASCARETS
Spend a Dime! liven
Your Liver and Bowels
and Feel Bully.

Take one or two Cascarets tonight
and enjoy the incest gentlest liver
and bowel cleansing you ever ex-
perienced. Wake up feeling grand.
your head will be clear. your tongue
clean. breath sweet. stomach regulat-
ed and your liver and thirty feet OF
bowels active. Get a O az any drug
store now and get straightened up
by morning. Stop the headache.
biliousness. and bad days. Feel fit
and ready for work or play. cas-
carets do not grippe. sicken or incon-
%venience you the next day like salts,
pills or calomel.
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invitations ssued

Invitations Issued.
Cards worded as follows were issued
yesterday by the Alpha Pi fraterniu,
of Martins Ferry:
Yourself and lady are invited TO
attend the Dance
to BE- given by the
Alpha ri Fraternity
TUESDAY evening. April twenty-hfth
Nineteen hundred and sixteen
Elks Home
Martins Ferry. Ohio
Gump's 5-piece Orchestra
Last dance OF the season.
Barton. Perry. Larkin
Committee.
Dance program:
Waltz-"Georgia Moon"
One-step-'Loading UP the MANDY
Lee"
Waltz-"Estellita."
'One-step-"When You're Down in
Louisville"
one-step-"1 Love You: That's One
Thing I Know"
Waltz-"Neapolitan Love Song"
One-step--My Little Girl"
Two-step-"Don't Bite the Hand
That's Feeding You"
Redowa-"Love Kisses"
One-step-'Sweet Adair."
Two-step-"Mother."
Waltz-"A Little Bit OF Heaven"
One-step-"Spirit OF rs"
Fox-trot-"Ragging the Scale"
One-step-"Hello Frisco"
Waltz-"Rosemary."
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and Hungarians and will be conducted
by the Rev. A. l.. Ramer of Allentown.
Pa. The next will take place at 1880
a. m. and will be in charge of the Rev.
4. l.. Benzc. At 1880 p. m. solemn
vespers will be read. and Holy Com
munion administered 10 those who can
not go on Easter morning. The confess
sional service will take place at the
close OF yespers. The pastor will be
assisted in this service by the Rev.
G. W. Critchlow. minister of Christ
church, Mozart Park.
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DIR. THOMAS oRiER KooNTZ
AT ZION CHURCH THURSDAY

\ large audience greeted Or. Thomas
Grier koontz at Zion Lutheran church
on Thursday AZ the fourth Holy week
MONDAY service. In his usual earnest
manner Or. koOntz delivered an adj
dress on the 'Nicarious Atonement."
and reverently portrayed the agoniz-
ing Of Jesus Christ. in His high priest
.ly office. The service was much en-
HANGED by Mrs. Koontz. whose beauti-
ful singing was an uplifting feature
on Maundy Thursday.
Rev. \. l.. Benze announced that
there would be three devotions in this
church today, being Good Friday. The
first one will be at : a. m. for Slavs
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Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

The children's classes in swimming
will begin this Saturday. The girls
classes are in the morning and the
boys at $3.50 in the afternoon. The
open period for children is at l:45
Saturday afternoon.
One change has been made in the
regular schedule OF open periods. The
4 O'Clock period on Monday has been
closed but n at 6 o'clock has been
added.
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Children's Party.

Miss Jane Howard. daughter OF Hon.
and Mrs. John A. Howard. OF Pleasant
Valley, has issued invitations for a
party which will be given on Monday
afternoon AT the home of her parents.
party of little folks will enjoy
many games during the afternoon and
the affair is being anticipated as one
of the merry vents following Easter.
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Minor-Henceroth.

The marriage OF Miss Hickey Hence
roth. daughter of Mrs. Josephine
Henceroth. OF Pleasant Valley. Mar
shall county. and Mr.. Marshall Minor.
Of Wolf Run. was solemnized Wednes.
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
manse al Sherrard. Rev. II. r. Nick
len performed the ceremony. The at
%tendants wer Mr.. and Mrs. S. Minor
At the conclusion OF the service the
bride and groom went to Wolf Run.
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Birthday Party.

\ very merry birthday celebration
was held last evening at the home Of
Miss Rosetta Norman in Warwood.
This affair had been arranged by :he
Junior Loyal Daughters of the War
wood Christian church and honored
the members whose birthdays fell
within the month. There were six so
complimented, and a delightful pro-
gram of games and music filled the
hours entertainingly. at the close OF
which a dainty luncheon IA served
Those present were:
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CINDERELLA" To
Be PRESENTED
SILVER LINK CLUB OF Y. w. c. A.
WILL GIVE THE PLAY
SATURDAY
Most Social Affairs In Allegiance Until
After Easter When There Will
Be Few Leisure Hours.

Several Of the girls belonging to the
Silver Link club of the Young Won
ems Christian Association. are deeply
Interested in their presentation Of
Cinderella" which will be given in
the auditorium OF the association
building tomorrow afternoon AZ 3
o'clock. All their friends are invited
TO Sc this charming little playlet and
no admission will be charged. The
club Is mad up of Grammar School
girls. and the personnel of the cast
insures the very clever presentation
of the play and its uccess Miss So
phia EustOn Wood has directed re-
hearsals.
The Cast:
Cinderella .......... Helen Schambra
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Easter Flower Sale.

Members of the sunday school class
taught by Miss Ethel Mcconnell vii.
hold a flower market. opening Friday
evening at > o'clock and continuing
during Saturday. at the Keesor drug
store. corner Market and Twentieth
streets. \ beautiful assortment of
blossoms and potted plants will be
offered the patrons.
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Will Not Hold MEETING.

There are no meetings scheduled
this week for any of the departments
Of the Woman's clubs. Today being
Good Friday. Miss Julia Harding will
not deliver her address before the
Current Events department.
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7. C. 3. Club.

Miss Lulu Cruthers az her home in
Elm Grove. pleasantly entertained the
members of the r &. Il. club last
evening. a number OF interesting di-
version were enjoyed by the guests.
which were concluded by the serving
of a luncheon.
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WILSON CLUB MEETING.

A business meeting OF the Woodrow
wilson club will be held this evening
IN the Beethoven hall on the South
side, preparatory to "A big meeting TO
De held one week from tonight. when
II Is thought one or of the state
Democratic candidates will be present.
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Nc Donouqh-lonuIey.

AT the First Presbyterian church, on
wednesday evening at 5 O'Clock. the
marriage OF Miss Martha Weldin
Longley and Mr.. James Albert Nc.
Donough was solemnized. Rev. Claude
Porter Terry performed the ceremony
and there were no attendants.
Wednesdays bride. previous TO her
residence in Wheeling. lived in ST.
Clairsville. but for the past several
years she has been in charge of the
Office work of the Commercial Law
company. as well as the law offices OF
Attorney $. G. Smith and b~ookkeeper
for the University club. She is well
known in social and religious circles
both she and Mr.. McDonough being
members of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. The latter is a civil engineer
connected with the United States en-
cheering corps. and is associated with
the government offices at Cincinnati
where he and his bride Will establish
their home. Mr.. McDonough is well
known in business and club circles in
this city. and is a graduate OF the uni
versity OF Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDonough left for a
brief wedding journey and will later
be at home to their friends at Gin.
c~innati.
The following announcements were
received yesterday:
Mr.. James Albert McDonough
Miss Martha Weldin Longley
announce their marriage
on Wednesday the nineteenth of April
! u thousand min hundred
and sixteen
Wheeling, West Virginia
| At Home
After the first of June
Cincinnati. O.
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Tho engagement Of us. Gertrude
Sohan'ki OF South EoW afrsefr. and
ST. Paul N'meyer. also OF thia sit,.
which va" recently announced. win
terminate Iu ar Interesting event nost
month VI aohanfkI having chosen
Ihursday. MAY g. o.. Tho date Tor ner
weddinE This will 'akr place Of the
home ~ h'r parents. &c., and Nre
Carl -0han.ki and fpi'DaIn. Tho fr
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Surprise Shower.

Miss Martha Longley. whose mar
rage to Mr.. J. a. McDonough. OF Gin
cinnati. was an event of Wednesday.
was complimented at her home in the
Rolf apartments on Tuesday evening
with a surprise shower. The bride
elect received a number Of handsome
gifts and the evening was devoted 20
a series of informal pastimes. at the
close OF which a prittily appointed
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ception. the couple will leave on an ex-
tended wedding journey to various
points in Ohio and Michigan. and will
upon their return TO Wheeling, be at
home 10 their friends at 431ia North
Main street.
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lucheon was served. The guests IN
cluded:
Misses Elizabeth Aplin. Hattie VI.
Aplin. Jessie Sharlton. Pearl Reyner.
Ella Brown. Katherine Rennard,
Jessie Beute. Mary %Blatchley. Amelia
Leonhart. Carrie Stewart. Emile
Hobbs. Martha Longley. Mrs. ]. C..
Davis n Mrs. James W. Ralston and
Mrs. Beatrice EXley of Martins Ferry.
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Missionary Tea.

Mrs. Walter 5. Kelley is IA. charge
OF the program, which will be given
at the Missionary Tea at ST. Luke's
Parash house, on Tuesday afternoon
OF ext week. All members and their
friends are invited to attend and the
hours from ? until > o'clock will be
found very enjoyable. A silver offer.
ing will be taken at the door.
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where they will take up their resi-
dence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

rirs, nace-Pur.c. t~o.year-oids. three
fur'onys-May W, 40 I.ofiuSl, . 70 D.
1Hovardl. TO /. , 30 : and | to ., second:
Ripos,!. q @, HINT, \ u !. : to and
= 20 ;, third. Time, OBS rs. Wand
IuanIta Frederick and Kato also ran.
mn siN Rhodes, VI CNol"s-
worth. { TO =. : 10 = and to 4 first Miss
Sol, ia. iOi tSl.rllngI, 10 to !. = "a ! and
: TO !. second, Helen James. lO' 'N.,"n',
8 70 /. . !" l amt even third;, Time
I'D IL. Salvsdo queen. JnDk Harrison,
strange Giri, Niro Hue Point. Fairy Fay
ana Hum,I'a also ran
Third R~ace--Seliing thre"-S.dr-olds anu
M, i've and a half tur.ongs- Lady Young
10 uirossl. I to /, = 20 . and : 10 10,
srg,; Focman, ll2 Howard, = to /, . 20 !
And even. second. Smiling Maggl-, los
1Arton,. 10 to !. 4 I" / and . To !, third,
Tine, ! 90 80, Rose Garden, Eugene sues,
iouis Dies Cognets, Frog Eye, Van Horn.
Wnisppring Hope, TIARA, Cruzola, Noble
cnranI and Fayori,e Article also ran.
Fourth Rar-Sclins three-y"nr-olds
and VI i've and a han fnrlongs -AAurea.
Ito Gross, s to /. : to and oven, hrs'.
cyen. second BarsaC, ll2 u'avanHugh,,
| to 3, 4 10 5 and ITO >, third. Time, 1903
! Isbelle Brooade. Thanksgiving. Boas, Yes
t"rsun. Pajaroita and Jose also ran.
! up, nve and u hair furlongs- Miss Barn
Horbor. los &C. Hunt. = to 3. | to . and
to 3, hrst; caroudoleI. ITO ,Sterlingi, s
10 8. I to ! and | 70 !, second Dusk
third. Time, 1907 -, Xoizo, Lady James
VoiadolId. Tower and Amon also ran.
sixth Racc-Sellinz, four-y"sr-olds ana
mn. one mile ~Mon"ymakcr, los &C.. Hunt,
100 ,Graycs,. to |. 2 to 2 and : to 10
second. Louise Paul, l03 1Fconcyi, . to l.
4 10 6 and l 10 2. third. Time. l;tl. Hushy
Lad. Pro REALS and Moiiie Cad also rsa.
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NEW ORLEANS RACING RESULTS.

First Race-For four y"ar-oids ard up
ward selling, pure 500 Que mile and q
sixtoenth-Hatwa ~ oNan Dusenl !" to
!. 2 To ! and 3 to :, first. Beau pere. 1893
IEedorsl, To !. : to 10 and / to :, soc
ond; Richard Lhnsdon, ~ ,koernerl. .
"a To : and " TO =. thlri, Time
$50 20 King Radford. Il PATIO. Lelalohs
second Race-Fnr three year.olds and
Eiio Hryson, io' - McTagEar,,, = 70 /,
$ 10 : and ! to ., FIRST; Carl. IA ,But
wclp. ; 20 T., . O" and even, second
,."er'Ii ~ 'TTipHr', lis ?5.5 'Mabci Mont
gomcr,. Xu Del Chila, Milton Robl.e,
ioh"nrrin aud Mater also ran.
for thrr"-y ',r-uIds aud up"ard. purse
5000: SIX furlongs-Pan Zarett, ~ Ike
Marion Goos'by. iOi Garner. IL to .. !
to & and ! 10 3, second: d., I%arrick, 10
,Koernerl, 10 to. ., { to. and to o
,hird. Time, l:l3 20. korfhag", Green
Wool and Hester prynne ais" ran.
Fourth Race-rhc cotton Exchange Han.
dicap. for three y"ar.olds and upward
4 to !, even and | TO 3, FIRST; Bertodano
~ Drey.rt, : to |, . to . and even
second: Herbert Temple, 's ,Garnerrl e
IL 10 IS. Goldcrest Boy and ianovIa also
rinh Rarc--For four-year-olds and up,
mo,t,, TO 8 TO and TO :. FIRST,
Sto ana even, second yodcles, il3 (Mct
cslfeI, = to !, 9 to . and 3 to 3, third
Time. ~. ., Trovato, Insurance Man
siN'h RACE For four year odds and IN
ward ).",linr purs" 500: one mile and I
siN'ecnth- Undo Post, ma 'Koernerl 2 II
second: Jcss,e' Louise, IL ,Meohs",, II !,
Moctery, La Mode, Polly IL, and Reno ais,