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IT'S ALL over

Continued from Lsge one)
not going anywhere. we're filled last
night and this morning with visitors
on their way out. Beilboys who have
had nothing 70 exercise but their
voices and feet as they PACED hun
dreds Of persons nightly, found use
for their hands as they carried bulg-
ing bags 20 taxicabs.
Today found all the campaign
headquarters deserted, the iubilant
hoover workers and hardly less
pleased Curtis boosters we'll content
70 call It a day. Those in charge
q the headquarters of the other can
didates had been prepared for sew
eral days for the disappointment they
carried away with them
Even the die-hards and bitter-end-
ers seemed r~econcilcd TO the turn Of
the events after IL was too late to
DO ANYTHING about il. Great ticket
was the satisfied verdict Of most
delegates as they removed their
badges and stored them carefully
away One man said his was TO "be
nanded down to posterity."
Band Comes Down
No tears we're shed bv harrassed
hotel workers ms the visitors depart-
cd A maid at one hotel was smiI-
'nE With relief az elevator after ele-
vator filled with delegates passed her
floor. She wore a worried look. too.
ana one hnrrying delegate STONED 70
ask about Il. I'm boosting for Cur
It's" she said. "And | am not sure
he can beat Hoover"
The band. cliff dweiiers through.
out the session Of the convention.
has come down from the rafters "
Convention Hall where the musicians
played to an audience trey could NOT
see and never knew whether II was
~appiauding its pieces or something
happening on the platform. The
bands most heart felt rendition
seemed to be "Auli Lang Syne." 10
the tunes Of which the delegates
cakewalkcd out Of the hall. The
popular Missouri Waltz" had stirred
the band and Victory" a song writ
ten for the convention was plugged
steadily but in neither was the swing
impaired rs Il was 10 SHOULD auld
acquaintance be forgot
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Smith To Guard
HefE1 In Attack
On N. Y. Leader

ALBANY, n. ", June l6.-tP-
When Senator Heflin Of Alabama,
arch foe Of Governor Al Smith,
speaks tomorrow nc the very gates OF
this Smith stronghold, he will have
police protection, at the governors
orders, against any interference, IN
terruption or discourtesy.
The governor has issued a formal
order to his son-in-law. Major John
A. Warner, superintendent Of state
police, directing that state troopers
be assigned to see that Mr.. Helm
and his audience are not subjected to
m~olestation. The meeting is seized
uled for Huntsville, just outside Al
hany.
"A statement issued By Senator
Hefiin in Washington a few days ago
said he had been informed there
would be an effort on the part OF
Governor Smiths Roman Catholic
friendS' to interfere with the Albany
meeting.
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Postcards Are to
Rate Cent Postage

All postcards mailed 10 points II
the United States. Canada, the South
and Central American republics,
Mexico and Spain will require only
"a one-cent postage stamp beginning
July ], according to information re-
ceived Saturday at the Brownsville
p~ostoffice from postal headquarters
at Washington, u. G.
Parcel post packages TO all coun-
tries which have ratified the Pan
American Parcel Post convention OF
Mexico will hear l3-cent postage on
the first pound, plus n five-cent
surcharge. beginning August I,
There will be an increase Of IL
cents in postage with each additional
pound but the surcharge will re-
main the same.
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STOCKSDROP
UNDER SALES
Early Declines Partly
Wiped Out in Lat
err Trades

NEW YORK. June 10. Rl-kene"ai
of selling pressure IN today's mar
ket disclosed the presence OF = nuHa-
Der Of weak spots. particularly among
the high priced s~pecialties- early
declines of I to nearly 2 points were
cut down. and i'm n number 81 cases
wiped out by late rally. which was
stimulated bv the covering operations
or "beaE" traders. M,
Ingsmuch as the : 1-2 per cent cali
money rate carries over the week
end. credit conditions we're not mucn
OF n factor In today's market RADIO
Wright Aerorauti~al and Dupont
each broke six points 10 new lows
on the current reaction. although
Radio had regained all its loss IN
the last hour. international Har-
vester dropped 8 20 points. Case
T~hreshing Z 10; American Bank
Note 4. and Otis Elevator. Curtiss
AeropIane. American international
and international Telephone sold
down 3 to nearly y noirts. General
Motors dipped To la o.. recovered
its loss and climbed more than q
point higher. .
The closing was irregular. Total
sales Appropriated l.30o,0 600 shares.
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HAIL Rims CnTrnN

LUBBOCK. Tex. June l6.-lP-
approximately 10000 acres of young
cotton was wiped out BY a hail
storm which peprered q 25-mile strip
around Rails. Texas. last night.
Windows were broken and auto tops
damaged By the hail stones which in
many instances we-e a. large ne
walnuts. No injuries we're reported.
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UPHOLDs EVANS LIBEL slit

DALLAS, Tex. June 16.-lPl-Hir-
am VI. Evans. imperial wizard of the
NJ kiux Khan. was within his legal
rights in filing in Dallas U n q
Sl5O,O0O libel suit against the Amer
lean Publishing company, publishers
OF the Austin American. the fifth
court Of civil appeals held here TODAY
In reversing and remanding that suit
for trial on its merits.
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For week beginning Monday:
Southern plains and west gulf states
generally fair in West Texas and
first part Of week over the interior
eastern part Of the district; other
wise generally cloudy and unsettled
with showers probable middle and
latter part OF week; temperatures
70 slightly below seasonal aver
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Livestock Steady
In Short Session
Trading at K. c.

KANSAS CITY. June 16.-tF-
Hogs. 500: steady. medium TO good
2l5 to $40 pound weights 9.50G9.55.
Cattle: 500; calves 100; weeks top
heavy steers 14.25; medium 1f.15:
light 14.40; mixed yearlines 1925;
bulk fed steers and yearlings Ills
Q14.O0; closing veal top 1900.
Sheep: None: weeks TOP lambs
1900; fed Texas yearlings ITS; fat
ewes CTS.
CHICAGO, June 16.-tR-Hngs:
1000; active; top 1920: butchers
medium TO choice 9.35G10.20.
Cattle: 600; compared to a week
ago grain fed steers and yearlings
steady to 25c higher; grain fed
lows and heifers steady; grassy
kinds rs TO soc lower; bulls steady
70 csc lower: v~calers 100 70 $50
lower. Top fed yearlinEs 1920.
Sheep: 5000; weeks top fat range
lambs 17-15; natives 1900; ycarlinrs
l4-25i fat ewes ESQ.
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Flashes Of Life
tBy The Associated Press)

NEW YORK-Warren Straton, 20
son Of the Rev. John Roach Straton
Is the winer Of the sixth prize in Z
competition OF students Of sculpture
One Of the figures in his group de,
pictirg comedy is partly un draped
MY father has said nothing to me or
undrapcd models he explained. II
have followed my W inclinations.'
EASTON, Md.-The heroine 81
The First Kiss" is a bride. Fay
Wray, who Is playing a movie leading
role at Michaels. Nd, on location
came here with John Monk Saunders.
scenario writer and former son-in.
law Of Rupert Hughes, for a church
wedding.
NEW YORK-A husband Il more
important to Dorothy Gish than 4
career. She says that she will make
no more pictures. I'm the future i
shall be Mrs. James Mortimer Rem
ME"
MENA, Ark.-Mrs. Kate Richards
O'Hare, socialist, has obtained a d.
vorce. She and Farnk II. O'Hare
have four children.
KANSAS CITY-The youngest con
gresham is being sued for divorce.
George II. Combs, democrat, 90, Is
the defendant in an action by the
former Mary Chase Postell Of Sa-
vnnnah, whom he married seven years
ago.
Acknowledgements 10 American
political parties: To raise campaign
funds make every member buy a copy
OF the Platform. "A 400, 00G word
speech hy President Renal II on sale.
Every government employee and loyal
citizen has to buy. Prices run from
$3.50 to $3.50.
MACKINAC ISLAND-Members OF
the American Automotive association
deliberately selected this island. the
one place in the western hemisphere
from which automobiles are barred
hy law. for n five day session start
ing next Monday.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. June 16.-(P)-Cot
ton spot steady; American strict
good middling 1913; good middling
1f.63; strict middling 11.53; mid
ding 1l.43; strict low middlina
1928; low middling lib; strict
good ordinary 1898; good ordinary
1868. Sales 1000. American 2,400;
receipts 1000. Futures steady: July
1929; Oct. 1884; Jan. 1915; March
1875; May 1914.
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FAILS FROM QnATc

SHANGHAI. June 16.-R-Michael
Healy OF Chicago. a resident Of
Shanghai for the past nine year, fell
from a Japanese steamer enroute e
Nagasaki last Thursday night and
was drowned. He was auditor in the
Philippines from 1900 TO 1904 and
was a commissioner in Alaska from
1907 to 1918.
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REL

NEW YORK, June 16.-CP-For-
eign exchanges steady. Great Brit
ain demand 4.S7 1915; cables ASS
3-l6; 60-day bills on banks asa SIS;
France demand 1892 rs: cables 3.q3
Is; Italy demand 5-26: Belgium
1896; Germany 23-Ss; Tokyo 1850;
Montreal 99.74.
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Card OF THANKS

This is to express our deep and
sincere appreciation Of the kind
sympathies, services and floral of
ferings rendered BY our many friends
during our recen bereavement oc-
casioned BY the loss Of our son and
brother. Frank ~Slavitchek.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slavitchek and fam
ilv.
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All Grains Lose !
In Short Session
OfChicago Trade

CHICAGO. June 16.-lF1-Influ-
enced hy favorable weather i'm thu
spring wheat belt both north and
south OF the Canadian line. wheat
values took an early swing down
ward. Reports Of unwanted rain
southwest, however. were OF consid-
cradle effect IN hating the setbaeks
IN price.
Opening 5-sc a. I 3-sc off, wheat
subsequently held near the initial
range. Corn. oats and provisions
were also easier. with corn starting
f-eG3-4c decline and ~afterward
sarrinR a little more.
Wheat closed unsettled Use 20
| 3-Sc net lower, corn uncl An9ed 70
3-4c up, oats AZ Use 10 l2Gs-se ad-
vance. and provisions unchanged 70
A rise ar Zoe.
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DALLAS. Tex, June 16.-CF1-
Catcher Tos Edgar has been given
his outright release Nv the Dallas
club. Edgar WIS recently signed as
n free agent after I spring tryout
with the Waco Cubs. The Steers
still have three backstops on their
roster.
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FEED CROPS conn

LYFORD, June 16.-Forage crops
IN , Lyford territory are now be-
ing harvested. There is an abund-
ance Of all feed crops, and farmers
are expecting TO have further cut
tings from their maize, sudan, etc.
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BAD LIQUOR PoIsoNs "a

STRIJ. Galicia. June l6.-LP-
rlfty persons were poisoned today
at Dohshany. sixteen OF them fatally,
when they drank homemade spiritu-
Gus liquors at n wedding festival.
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by The Associated Press, June lfI
New York:
Stocks irregular; Radio and Wright
Aero at new lows on current reac-
ton.
Bonds quiet; weeks new offerings
S32.656,000. Smallest this year.
Foreign exchanges steady. sterling.
francs and Ira unchanged, yen up
Is points.
Cotton lower; bcarish boil weevil
report.
Chicago:
Wheat, lower; bcarish Argentine
reports.
Corn steady; low temperatures IL
linois.
Cattle irregular.
Hogs strong to higher.
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RETURNS WITH BRIDE

HARLINGEN, June Isl. l.. Fris-
toe, local business man. has returned
from Beaumont with his bride, for
merly Miss Naomi Chalfant, follow
ing their wedding there earlier this
week. They will make their home
here.
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fraudulent profits of O'Neal and
Stewart; to invite Blackmer to re-
turn from his hiding place in Europe
and 10 receive him in good society
with open arms; to condemn the
supreme court Of the United States
for declaring the Fall-Sinclair-Do-
heny deals were d~isgraceful and
fraudulent; 70 call upcn the federal
trade commission TO cease its in
vestigation wherein il is disclosing
the sinister attacks upon our govern
ment By the power trust; and to ask
forgiveness for all its activities in
disclosing fraud and dishonesty in
high official places
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II. :. BONDs

NEW YORK, June I6.5PHUnit-
ed States bonds: Liberty 8 les 1908;
LIST 4 las 1920: 3rd 4 IDS 100; 4th
4 Ids 1928; treasury 4 las 1880;
3 3-4s l06.S.
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POTATOES

CHICAGO, June 16.-tRG-Potatoes
new stock easier; Alabama, Louisi-
ana. Texas sacked bliss triumps lao
also; few fancy 100; North Caro-
line barrel Irish cobblers 2.65N
2.75; old stock too few sales TO quote.
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p COTTON q

NEW ORLEANS, La. June 16.-(Pl
Spot cotton closed quiet Is points
down. Sales 1854; low middling
1852; middling 20.12; good middlinE
20.S2; receipts 12.41; stock ESQ. 502.
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COTTON DROPS
81 Per BALE
Boil Weevil Infesta-
ton Light; Sends
Price Down

NEW ORLEANS. June 16.--tF1-
Disappointment at the showing OF the
boil weevil report yesterday was
mainly responsible for n decline OF
nearly 81 a bale in the cotton market
in early trading today.
The opening was irregular despite
somewhat better Liverpool cables
than due. First trades showed no
change on July contracts but declines
Of . to 5 points on new crop months.
The governments report showing a
smaller emergence or boil weevils
than the trade looked for brought out
some liquidation and selling. July
traded off to 1924, October 1895 and
December 1898, or Is to 10 points net
down.
AT the end or the first half hour
the market was steady at OF near the
lows.
Cotton futures closed steady at r
net decline of Is to IL points.
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BITTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. June 16.-F-Poultry
alive, unchanged.
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CATCHER

CHICAGO, June 16.-R-Butter
and eggs unchanged.
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KANSAS CITY. June 16.-tPl-
Wheat: No. . hard 70 l-2Gl-55 -;
No. 2 red I.54G1.59; July $50 Is;
Sept. 1871: Dec. 1874 7-s.
Corn: No. = white 100; No. 2 vel
low I.0l 10; July ~ 7-s; Sept. eB
SIS: Dee. 81 1-2.
Oats: No. Q white 6eG7o; No. 8,
~ l-2Te9 L..
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, June 16.-Pl-The
cotton market opened steady at a de-
cline of a 4 points to an advance Of ]
point. Buying developed on better
cables than expected, but demand
was soon supplied and prices sagged
off undo realizing or liquidation
combined with q little local and Wall
Street selling.
More favorable weather reports
and a bearish view Of yesterdays late
report on boil weevil which indicated
that emergence during the last half
Of May had increased, but not suf-
f~iciently to change materially the
situation indicated by the previous
report, were factors mentioned on
the decline.
Futures closed steady Is to IL
points lower. Spot quiet middling
o1ynn.
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CnTTnNSEEn nIL

NEW ORLEANS. June 16.-tFl-
Cottonseed oil closed steady. Prime
summer yellow $40: prime crude
S.37 1-2-s.75; Jan. 9.95; June $50;
July 9.52; Aug. 9.62; Sept. 9.76;
Oct. 9.75; Nov. 9.s5: Dec. 900.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 16-R-Wheati
No. 2 hard IA 81.
Corn: No. . mixed l.0l I-2dI.O2
10. No. 2 yellow l.03Gl-2.
Oats. No. Q white eeGT0 Ia No.
A white 57G64 IL.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
BOWIE RESULTS

FIRST RAGE S.yssl ,o,ds; ! {" tarleng;n- n 40
sa.5o. Won: Rapid Transit, los iPeternell,
manT. % sjio. third. Tine. .6;asss .new
Track res.arti, Glacial. scotch Misl. Edith
Bean. Eifrieda O. High Score, Roseling.
'pss sEcoND RACE; S.year-oids and up: Ga
81 erass sGss' s.s as+'s ,s S.Ss:'o.
,,s Fnnds Spe ssSo .s,, .se2qn Tim. lrsis is
Fairy Man Knockany. GraMous GIFT. MAX
iva Jim Bean and Flying Sweep ALSO ran.
THIRD RACE, 3.year-oids a ana up: . =
$3.50. Sa.4n. 50 30, won Polish. i0a Am
Isa ,Eiei,. ssao. ,nira ;,|.,,,,,,,,s. TIME ,9s
ess.naPia eiean Pay ard FILTER Mouse ais, ran
lgrlons-!gscE e A!sgia, ~ snsSsl rs,srne io,
Msr,ne1 @.w'n, io4 fa ,teorardi. 4 % third Time
I:as. False Modes,y, sun V SAINT. charley
FirTH RACE: 3.year-olsis and up; ! mile
and 20 gardsAnneilla a pa,.r 3" scnseisrl'o s~sss ira
s.,4"i s,a1nold, IS siiso 10 $50. $50 second; Ssalon
KAY Io7 tLonEl. .s3.Io. third: Tin,s TIM,
1854. Af,erTiow.. Forelsrk. Fairy Madden
R'assqfaf''GRsA sfxqa RAcE ee ~s,ss ss and up
slssss ssso. S. saa@ Won; srsga bss Ios ,carrs.,
Ssio ssSo s. 'ecpnn 9Sr,. Mans .ss "o s pTcssuan.
In;n" n:a",ae msr%l Feal and s Poor Roy also ran.
sEyENTH RACE: ayssr-ol,d,.. q. ana 9s,.vsn. nn;
mI!e end 20 ~ ysrl.-k"senssn, g sEn,da - ewnrk
mani. S. so. st:J0. second; Evssrglade,, IL iie
iE. Barnesl. $780, third. Time; ~ ~
Frances Rock rontnisslaner Eabi. rIre r,ss, neS
warrrn Dsntsrta Know Ne Gnome. speedy
prin,e and wrack Maid alsn ran.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
EIGHT BOUTS BILLED
FOR VET RING SHOW

Two heavyweight class battles. clash
between wclterweights. lightweight
scrap and four preliminary matches
make up the card for the American
Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars
amateur boxing tournament April ls at
the Arcadia.
Members of the crack University of
North Carolina team will be pitted
against clever ringmen in all four main
bouts
Graydon (Oxl Shuford of the Tarheel
outfit will face Joe Proctor. clever WASH
ington boxer. in the feature bout. a
heavyweight affair billed as the South
ern amateur heavyweight championship
match In the other chief encounters.
Johnny Warren, s175-pounder of the
North Carolina team. will meet Joe
Roberts. Marine Corps. member of the
local Knights of Columbus outfit: Eddie
Butler. captain of the Tarheel combina-
tion. will engage Don Greece Of the
Catholic University team. and Archie
Allen, lightweight. North Carolinian. will
face Chick Heiner of Catholic Uni
verSity.
Admission to the show will be by
certificate of membership or application
for membership. Cards may be obtained
from Capt. Harvey L. Miller. 304 Coast
Guard headquarters, Fourteenth and E
streets. and at various other places
about the city.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
JACK HIGGINS WINS
FEATURE AT BOWIE

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOWIE, Md. April Three weeks
ago Jack Higgins won the Louisiana
Derby and $4,000 for William Curran
and he added the s2500 Capitol Handi-
cap at the track here today by run
ming furlongs In 1928 and beating a
rather ordinary field.
In between he was beaten In the
Inaugural Handicap on the opening day
OF the current meeting by Son OF John
and others. In that race. however. he
ran so well from bad beginning that
he had host of followers this after
noon who were glad 10 see $3.50 posted
on the mutuelS board, which meant Q
TO 5 for their wagers,
He was giving away a lot of weight
to his opponents. but he was meeting
horses OF his own age and was quite
capable OF doing so. The son Of Sweep
PLANT never was far from the pace and,
slipping through on the inside APP
preaching the far turn, raced to the
front to win easily by a length and q
half
George winfreys Manchu. which
made part of the running, finished Sec
ond, while Ancient Mariner. carrying
the colors Of the Greentree stable, land
ed in third place
Jack Higgins Is eligible for the Freak
ness stake of $50. 900 at Pimlico, but he
did not impress today as a 3-year-old
able TO hold his own with the so-caIled
stars at practically even weights
Son Of John, winner Of the Inaugural
Handicap last Tuesday, when he broke
on his toes and made all the running,
failed to repeat for Jefferson Livingston
In the Highway Handicap this after
nOon. He ran third TO Indian Love
Can. which paid the pleasing price OF
3 10 ], and Polish, a well considered
3-year-old from the stable OF j. E. Davis.
The new track record OF 0.47 for 4
furiongs set up by Rapid Transit last
Wednesday and equaied by Calm. a st.
James filly. on Thursday. did not last
long. II was smashed this afternoon
when Too High. owned by Samuel Ross.
ran the distance in 0:46 3~5 and won
the first event for 2-year -oids in q gal
lop by two lengths.
Whitney's Aftergiow again disappoint-
ed Freddy Hopkins and his many fol-
lowers In the Oid<Dominion Handicap
NTH on the card. He had early speed
and was In the thick OF the fight all the
way, but weakened right at the end To
finish fourth.
G. G. Smithson's Aucilia was another
which had support, and this son ot
Broomstick came from behind In the
stretch 10 beat The Greentree Stable q
Peter Peter a short head. He paid $3.50
In the mutuels.
Leonard rode two winners Lady
Marie and kanduit.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
BOWIE ENTRIES

FIRST RACE nurse. 81 900: elaisaing as.sxa,
iis 1s,,s Kay III sun:yIns. RI.s,l,,os lo f' i,h +
sslaen coina, lii Rea. io1. nancy nyrd G1rI
ILL., Liiiy T. I0n contrsctor iln, fA.lpal A,npo
.4 ~ ile ~ Aasss,y AAsH ss'Sf lis q os Ne ho..
Nell Il III: sGeorgia Herzet. I02 Blandris'
III Ransnncll 10. :, soo4 .,.,r,,.s
mslds, s.year. ods and M; . turionEs--.S SIP.
sia Star. ia: Deposi,tnn. los. Birch 4
it4 seN' inisnd SGss los % Go"ia.s 1io Dsnses.g.
Xiv. Ia: Good story, J 10 DAISY Fell.
liz Jnoie. lao. Also el,sible.;-.low,nnss ns
lis 4asy ds"rfa' sns ,1 rspp pkentaeky c coI"as io
irer. to- .Branlabiau. i0a: Candy s I;ee IL :.
hian . naGE saG IN p9r ,rsoepa, - seo sialnfl esl
fsss f9s'i ia Is A'Ss 4ss SGaal Sc acsl lio Lsss.
sGss sses m Sym Ss1ny 's Dean 'iess 1ss TIC world
ia The coeoon. i05 .ianni.; loi .snl c,n
e i AZ" s.. Eayss,e ios y bsstops ssss
i2sf .nodyguard, Ill: zuker. lio5 IhefeeA
irsouRRia RACE; pur.e. 81 500: the old
and " ssmis-frickiy Heat. 10: Comet,
a,l, ,s l's'Itsniwsi is wi. "a os is =" a0''' lo'
piPIHi RACE; pure, 1000: ne s,,g Mag-
eoliA purse ayear- olds ! G mlle-.m snsil, ,ns
sanchn, los. Msmoria.sioa EidsrIard, ion
corporsi. ios Are,ufus. loa' ws''et. llo'
SIXTH RACE; purse, 1890. claimlns
t,yearolds ard up: ! mile and 19 yardss.s-.
crs ".r ia c.e rs bdI ss 1"s
innsS; .Lsser. los! .Trsts.ock. iii, Tare.
Neil, 1i0: sBerkrIey Square. los Fore
l05 sTypeetitter. los .Faddy. 100 Fen,
hght loo. Also. elElhle--.csarist, 1oa,
Ssgs srvrsIu .ei 'ra,eGe'f nEcs ilb ialdbo claiming !
yetr otds and M: ! Il mIle.-~.I.ittie 2nee,
100. Ambition. 100 Easi Mall iio; .ps.
l05. shellfupi, iOO, Ffuffye Huftes, los
Royal Flag, i0n. ksydft. 10. Park MD,
!ndns ~! n"'tt sh: ipo nas,.,a, sy FAKE jgo .o
ellglbe-~~4iayiy, 10; sFedeFalst. lOh: Al.
ussim0. iiO, Potent. 10 ze0d, 10
sApprenttce allowance claimed WeRther
pienr, Track fast