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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-11-29

Who haze njurc themselves ~ T. -.
tain practice iadGlged IN, ~ habi. o."
quen,ly learned from evil companion =.
school, The eLoc.s of which are nightly i"'t,
marriage impossible, and destroys, both mi"o
and body. should apply immediately.
What pity tA,.: = young man, the hop "
his country, tina pride Of his parents. shouih ''
snatched from al ptsspe"'s and enJoyi"' '"'
path Of nature, and induGinS il ~ certain e"
cret habit s'uch p9csora mus., before cont"".
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-11-29

. ,HEESE-F Fifty boxes Cheese Just received
\ . sHl for sale By
GOULD s WILKENING,
oct - No. 80 North Royal 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-11-29

Especially, who have become the victims OF
solitary vice, that dresdlui ana Ice.ructiy:
habit which trluslly sweeps TO al ul,in.. {:
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening Sena-
tcts with the thanders Of cloquonce, or walked
TO estacy the living Tyre, may call with 'ul!
confdence
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11

The weather which was admirably suitcd 20 yachting
was precisely adapted 10 tanaze the interested spec
tarOr The driving rain, that moi,tened the flying sails
till capful % wind could hlft through thcm oh
cured the view most hopelcs,y; aud tie waves that
the swift yachts bounded rocked the accompanying
steamers tn hapcss passengers turned pale WITH
uuwelcome sensations in the eplgastfic region or
congratulated themselves their forttude in bearing
roughness like good sailors. 80 confused was the
attempt was made to keep run Of IT, Aud there was
not instead among all the eNcursunsts, rapid demOl
on Of refreshments brisk popping corks, and
quang OF ioamng beverages, II was not through
lack Of opportunity strains Of sweet music were dis
courscd az intervals such votaries Of Tcpchore
pleased rpped light fantastic measures IN jocund style
The gray Overhangiug sky, the peltiug ram the broad
under full sail. the distant iow.iying shores,
al made scene Wclnresquely but aggrayu,
so long spit buoy foremost yachts
Sandy Hook aud rounded the red light ship the lower
terminus OF the course TOO soon 10 bc Mcd anu as ihe
Judges hereupOn determined TO put about aud 20 back
10 the stakehoat at Owls Head which was the point of
return as Wen as OF starting no rcc3Iu VIZ ne OF me
time at tho ghtshp In nearing this point the gallant
Phantom struck by "A sudden squall. which carried
away her malhmast head, ahd win mat OF course her
main topmas thus disabling her from carrying three Of
an excellent chance OF "ihnhg Ihe same Squa Cditcd
away the fOrcOp mast Of the Palmer aud shortly before
the Sylvie ost her b BOOM but neither Of these acct
dents proved OF serious consequence On reaching the
stake boat the excursion steamers ana ugs the adycu-
shore all posted themselves adyantagCOusy posi-
BILE watch the arrival OF the squadron. The dcr
O'Clock, and passed triumphaully between the
stake boat with its banners aud slender sreamer,
and the tall flagstaff the shore with the blue, red
crossed and white starred burgee OF tho Yacht floating
It's peak. discharge OF artillery and furious
ana the huzzas 0f enthusiatc friends greeted victory
OF the gallant aud fortunate ider Four and ouequartcr
the Palmer and then the hearticst applause hailed
tho dismaSed Phantom, which tOwed past the stake
the Salie and Oracle and then the others the little
White Cap bringing up the rear at 5..l o'clock Tie
closest contest between the slOOps Bonita Corning,
aud Madeline, which arrived within Ave and minutes
ol each Other. Inc following u the
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
rnE pERILa or M -.

The British bark CanaIvonsliirc, Capt Dd-
VIZ from Shanghai Feb. aud Halifax June ,. arrived
at this port yesterday afternoon. la the following con
densaon Of her og Is matter Tor an Interesting yarn
with which an old salt might entertain party OF lands
men FOR an hour or more "IIad light wInks In the
China sea Feb H. lat II sp long. no A. picked up
the crew 90 in number ~ th, sllp Euoch Arden lBrJ
from Cardn for shan .hIi which was burned on the 18TH
OF February they had boon uuT uBys in open boat
and were much exhausted having had very little food :
landed them at Bataya. Feb -, passed through The
Straits Of Lunda and bccumcd uiuc days on Java
Head took the trades lu lat ss iOgg JJ o. r. aud
had variable and strong wind, thence u the Cape Of
Good Hope March -. had strong gale from the East
which, aftcr lasting 20 hUur- futduuy Ncp,d round 10
y. and chen 10 hN. when it blew % terrible hurricane
caught the ship aback aud hove her her beam ends,
the making complete breach over hers Was Obliged
away the sails 10 right her stc being iI imminent
danger Of foundcrng; rounded the Capo Good Hope
APil n passed S. Helena 4ith ana crossed the EIut
tOr May D. in long &c. After leaving Halifax, had Xix
days Of thick fog with light winds.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
SPECIAL FEATuRES.
RETURN PREMIUM LIFE PLAN :,

These policies 0nsiaRay Increasing by The Tie
premium; for addition the payment Of the nSad Az
PREMIUMS PAID TO THE COMPANY WILL BIZ RETURNED a.,
THE DEATH OF THE PERSON WHOSE LIFg is INSURED -
FOr example: person i0surrg the age a Iily ~ SSX
Return Premium Life Pn Premiums for Life wou pay a anna.
MUM Of 257 So and should be die the srst fear
heirs would receive slO,2s7 So
Should be live to pay twelve annual premiums 5000 ii, ROLE,
would be Increased to $780, and viii Increase each yeaL
This plan ofinsurng especially nended nvas,t g.
DO matter what the nuual premium. the amount prsuuu
may be, all will be returned DEATH addition the amour. s,.,
THE INsCRANCB COSTS THE PoLICY-HOLDRR EOrHrxa
MORE NOR LESS THAN THE INTEREST UPON HIS AEEu,L.
PREMIUMS
Premiums these policies may he paid nnuy daring M o. %,
twenty, fifteen ten, a'e years by single paTment
B.-o7er Eve thousand sye bundred policies issued.
Apply person by letter for Insurance sgenss the Mus
10 the City Of EewYorE
JOSEPH e. oRyTs
Late President Niuh National Bank Of The CITY Of SssYsr
D. C. WHITMAN
Late Deputy Commissioner Of G. S Internal Rsvstse
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
MOVEMENTS OF president GIANT.

President Grant, accompanied by Mrs. Grant,
Secretary Boutwell, the Eey. Mr. Crcamcr dis brother.
inlaw aud the uewlyappointed Consul TO Lc.pzis and
Mrs Crcamcr arrived iu this city ycstcdsy afternoon at
q p. m. from Washington without stopping a moment
tho patty took carriages which waiting for them
at tho Camden aud AmBoy Railroad depot Jersey CITY,
and were taken 10 the foot OF Dpsbrp-sc where they
embarked board the steamboat Mary Powell Tor West
None OF the Presidents party were Injured at tho
Annapolis Junction accident, the private u which
they rode having been near the rear Of the tran.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
rILE nLEEcKrr-sr. srARnNn Ar1.rAY.

Orvile II. eager and Salan Elizabeth IHpp.
who are alleged have stabbed Nathan y. Tnpp, were
brought before Justice Dodge, 90 jefferson Market Police
Cour yesterday morning. MI 1rpp was able % appear
aud make complaint, 40 which hC STATES That late N.d
ard eager, aud While the former held bin Grrpr stabbed
hiu in the llght thgh ana thcu WNdf ' ~, Wlr ana
Rcvcr OF the Ninth Precinct Gur,r is about year. Of
age and pleaded not guilty uld U.o t'I IInp. who
81 years OF age, ana u!uurr eager. DO B charged
has been living with Mrs Irup Tor some ur, though 10
Is also alleged he has HlIc yud t'I.Irru N,Itg
spuugst. the prisoners w,.c CumtItlad n default of
III, 800 bail each.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11

After much time spent I'm making tie necessary allow.
anCeR, the judges declared the winners as follows:
Ile entered by T. g. DarHut BsiaIced the Palmer
Alarm. slge. aUi Phantom t1isabed)
S,9pF p tus-Sad entered BY b. Hercsof Dstancel
tho Oracle. Madeleine Rale. Ailc w. Bonita and Corning
- tWLte Cap entered by Ludoa Livingston. The
Julia uack and tie kIug did not complete the
The Iier's time 8:jI3; the Saddles time was $685.
and the White Caps time was 5:3Cl.
Tie yacht capslzcd la the morning the Lois, Com
mOdore Lyman OF the Atlantic Yacht Club She was
taken charge by the steamer Annie, and tOWcd 70 Bay
Ridge Dock, where she was righted.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11

Tie German Oll l.r Of ihc Sons Of Liberty viii
hold their Goth aIriyrr-Igy Pr.u' and summer Night
Festival 40 jones' Wood, uu Monday nuAL ST. LUthlo
viii be Marshal Oh tiHs occasion.
In German circles IN this city they arc talking
about forming an asrr uu fr aDcIrug Justice Ger
that formed 10y tho Gormaul Of London, ~ gland.
The Northeastern Sacngcrbvud Of this city
have received "a conn lOstuu dedicated % tuUH and
titled Uobcra Gas Dcutsche IIcd." cycIywhcrc tho
German song, from Nj. ~ saAtncr composer, living
in Upper Austria, Germany.
Frederick Wttcn Of lrvingtOn, Y. j., en-
tcrCd The premises No III GrccuUlc-t aud lost So and
Edw. smy entered the office of the Oroda Watcn Coz
No 40 Broadway, ad lost .4G Both parties appealed 10
Marshal IoOAer, vino succeeded In recovering their
fundB
Mr.. Henry Bcrgh delivered an interesting
No 2li BOwery last night. The audience gave the lee
their entire attention, aud seemed be cOnsdera
bly, moved by his recital OF tho wrongs Inflicted upon
mans faithful servants, the horse and dog.
The New-Y0rk rifle battalion, Major =. Hem
mer will hold their first shooting festival OF the season
next, when, beside the battalion, othOr Ta companies
from this city, Brooklyn, Jersey CITY, Hudson CITY,
bridgeport, Patterson, and several companies Of state
militia will be present.
COOmbs Kentucky; Gen. A. +. shiras, Washington, aud
j. B StOnchOuse Albany. the AstOr House. Scnor
l.. A. dc Padua FleuTy Secretary Of the Brazilian Lega
ton is at the Brcyoort House Medin Of me Chedg0
Tribune; C. Rathbone, Albany, and j. Lanelon. Elmrn
hre no the ST. Nicholas Hotel Miss Lucill0 Western T.
T. Barnum, Bridgeport and the Hon. W. WntOn Syrt-
cuse, arc at the Metropolitan Hotel. Richard H. Mauy
Richmond; John L. King, Sprn gneld, Mass, aud Dr.
Garafy Montreal are at tho Ffth Avenue Hotel. Col
Greyic, OF the Royal Artillery British Army, rs at tho
Clarendon Hotel. Captain Renshaw, u. \. Navy. is at
Caao and ~ ID Sperry, New Haven, are at the Hoffman
House. Ben UeBar VI g. Louis, Is ~ the Irving House
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne, Redmond. ndse. and pass
Steamship DORIS. Mott Providence. mdse and pass
Steamship AcUshuet. Kelly New Bedford. mde ald pass
Bark Bernard. BsLr. Bretneu - days. mdse.
Bark Aacbre Wilson, FjIrD r. r., 70 DAYS, nOaSses Len IN
port bark MARY A Nelson for NcwYoIE in 2tafS
Sehr MARY Etbeudge Eeuihea DAYS pines Sailed n
snd EbeutIe r NeSlork Len ~ port
-c.. Crown Point Tor New-lork
s,,Ir Sudolk, Armstrong. Bangor. lumber
Schf. AcoTi, Deunison, Machias5 days, lumber
Shr. Rescue. Kelly Por lard. lumber.
Sshr Chief CLARK. Georges Bauhs, Ssh.
iiotchkiss H0dEt1n kockind. Ne granite
IlAik scotia. Barber. Bordeaux 81 days, ui1e. kc
Bark J. T. IbcrMauu, brrker Liverpool 50 taTs Mise.
w. Larsen Mna Feb - ad Gibraltar April l5 fruit
Biz i0msils. Card Gov Bay. e.. b., 6taFs, coal
sCHnoSHHs-HiyEK ASnCOssrwsE
Clari,ss Allen. bridgeport Helen, Providence.
Matthew Nas-sf jE Cohassct SieuNaod. Horizons Point
BIN C.tg. Portland Me- Joseph Rogers. Portland, c.
HIlLa H. Barnes, Alexandria. w.
BELOW.
ship Nile. Ayvari from Liverpool May
SAILED.
SahirsWeser. FOR Bremen; Iowa hr Glasg"w; Tinf ior
Igr1u Castle Havana; Herman Agaton SgvaEnah
Saratoga, Or Richmond ship Oc~an fur Glasgow.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MoSRoE Iuue nPssel m Tor Baltimore, harks Stag,
from Porto Ico eufy Lord from Miautas May Quees
big Prrus fom Havana Passed bark
Mssgie Rcyuolts. for the West ladies'
SAyASyAH l0Arved brig Mary Celeste from New-York
Matooki BAuore Cleared steamship Grh Barnes for
Nes-lork: ship Gen Batter. for Liverpool.
June OArirrd, schrS Seitie Richardson from
Biao. Sailed steamship J. W. EyenHaH for Philadelphia sehr
Ny Rover for Cork.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
ruEERAL oF 4 rRusrLE a MonGI.AyLA.

Inc funeral OF the ldic A4T. Michael !. Der
gen, member of the Board Of Trustees Of Morrsauil
and formerly Chief Engineer Of tlc Ilrc Department.
took place from his residence Boston oad yesterday
afternoon. The Rev. Father Coles OI MUsIcuescr OIL
catcd, assisted by two Other rirrymcI. co,tegc
formed headed by Cunnca 'u1-s band pins marches
ciety with banners the tOnu officers u carriages. then
tine hcarsc, surrounded hy no members 0t Engine CO.
tanning citizens and ireUds OF tho UD-cd closed the
prOccss The rcma we're taken ~ Nc,;CLDattI for
nteImcut IN tho CJiiOur ctmet.UE. flpes were DIS.
played nj halfmIst, and rho bells o. tAc engine houses
were tO.!td while the pIutn sion wa moving.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
BASE BALL.
MUTUAL VS.. YALE.
.I.I - fla. I,fI g.,t.l .F t1,o

lst %. 81 4lb. 5b 9Th 7th. 9Th. 9th Totals
Ha'sii,.. Hii'si;ii''........a ............a 10
,s. s 3 . Demiag Feneh Conde d Rich
qs MILE q kggler 2i Woliers, !; Mcmahon Il total No
pol lou boaod Caiehes-C Mills J. Catches Atnkes-C Minis
Ba Pf out BY MeChtock Seden Frengh o. total IS
y i,s,l A, o. h.ns Dsyyr ssa9asl l. c. NILS total
Ni iiSo, hahsd q Dsyyr o. G. Mills Py Catches
AloCtntoek. Hooker. Bwaudel D.
ilNs f.neE hours and IS minutes. A
IOFk - '' " Wv -'N1P'' N'uO "' He"'
THE hED STOCKINGS AND THE LowELLs OF
- - BOSTON.
Inc CINCINNATI Club of Cincinnati yesterday,
defeated the Lowell Cub Of Boston by score Of % 100
ALPHA VS.. ATHLETE.
Weather permitting this game will be plaved
on the CaptOne Grounds tins afternoon. As both clubs
have hrstclass amateur nlhes good game may safely
be expected.
THE GAME IN PERKsKILL
A match game of h0se ball is announced for
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
CPICKET.

sT. GEORGE VS.. PHILADELPHIA.
The match between these Clubs, which was
resumed yesterday AT II n terminated at s.2O IN.
drawn game The rain preventing the game from being
finished. Philadelphia ~ with but three wckcts
down their second iunilg, but after the fell the
about half, aud they closed with total OF
l27 leaving 81 George nine 10 get to win Appended Is
tho Rnurl VI Ee-LlIhAY'A nlnY.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
HOME NEWS.
TlIE WEATHER

Nav YrrR Hour. Their Bar Wind. Honr 1her Tar wind,
June 10 SO 1926 $. June lo-6 50 SIgg g Sis'E
10 sli5TSV n $50 1904 s.
RTuaRrs- Murung-e haas clouly from 90 10 "
overcast FROM TO sunset theE a
or mist a dpitIe with uierson FROM EVJ 10 asn'sI
Fyrpng-Orrras Il3 ether drEe mist from sunset 70
q "a ka lbs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
LABOR M0VEMENTS.
I.IDtIn nor JElIEAIc.
srRIKr or oIL FACroRY orERATIYEs.

Ine DIeSScrS III the employment OF lHt
Messrs. Judge a Coz oil manufactures at the foot OF
Cherryst strike for an advance OF wages. Two
weeks ago tho men, who number about 100 asked for an
advance Of 2j cents day the old rates. This request
conceded but the aitcr working FOR one week AT
the increase were again given the ut rates The mcu
accordingly ceased work saturday last and are SIN
out with little prospects Of speedy scttlcment Of tie
difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11

The German Carpenters (WlndOW tHnerS),
who are strike Tor advance uf 30 cents day
their old wages, held mass meeting ,t evening, at
their headquarters in Tht and received reports iu
Committee, from which it appears that the men ut"
meeting with little success iu their movement, as very
few Of the employers will accede to the demands
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
IAnnouneement&I 1

Dulce, without Decorum, has been forced to
resign command I'll, reflections probably sweet
is Bis name; sni mayhap bitter will dop-youners
sbere h peace Of mind restored Meanwhile KSox Of No 22
Broadway Of Faons Will continue to issue his Incompatible
and make happY Herewith mulnnous patriots foreign
domestic know halter he Who bears the Of KSoH
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11

Tuesday until to-day, has been again postponed on ac-
count Of the ran until the first fair dny. large num-
her OF peope In attendance from various places
along tie Hudson River In the sale OF pools Wednesday
night Mountain Boy was the favoIte by about five 10
three The horses both here, ana will remain I'LL the
trOt takes place. ,s,.o
Two premunsIwere trotte1 for yesterday, OF s5O
for stations which was Won hy Major Edsall ID tu,S he
straight heats beating Wlkess colt syrrelJel anu anu for
Bingham colt Tne-1I3. 24O, 1881 The second rs tS en-
premium OF slOO, for gentemens road horses ' Maid
tries being haelless, White Geding
Jack Malone, and SOrrel George; won py
Time-247, 1l3 2:lII
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
N the Nameless and Highland

o. ,ov q, Peeksk between the Nameless and Highland
Clerk Clubs OF that place
"'''A GAMES POSTPONED.
The games of the Eckford VS.. the Athletic Club
- RrnokIvn and Of the Empire Social Ciuh wore post
1aneb Yesterday account of uufaYOrablc weather.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11

Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER g. Co.,
Nos ISH, 100 dO2 tapposite SiEtnst, Mill
for MHss, BoTs' CHLDRESs CLOTHiNG.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
THE RIVERSIDE PARK RACES

Boston, June 10.-Hhe third day sd i dbe two
Riverside Park to day were well attended ana Ie for sS a
races were quite exciting Ihe rp nrS which was won by
Myron Perry Tme-2.3ii 2S4 2Stsi zo'; H yicioTy for
ono race was for 2:4O horses, [esui''"A ss " ~
Bradley's Black Harry. llile' L'oV'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11

SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKs.-BROUGHTON ~ wy
NAN 40 - bible House the largest ani best assortment
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
SUMMER CLOTHING.
FREEM AN & BURR
CLOTHING
WAREHOUSES;


Removed 10
Nos. I3S and I4O FuItOn-st., New.YOrL.
NHEVIOT SUITS, all colors and mxturesy
- at va: gHEEIMASI NJ 81 : 3 Bqg9ess gle
I INEN SUITS, in White and Fancy COlOrs,
IL at FREEMAN BURRs
nos. ls and 10 Saiios,;st
CASSIMERE SUITS, a great variety Of styles)
" at FREEMAN BURRs
No, lJa ard 40 PuioSr,
nRAP DE ETE SUITS, in Black, for Summers
~ a'KEREEHaS Ei ~ , 1,iy ByySRs.
'TWEED aud MELTON SUITS, of all Styles.
FREEMAN & BURRs,
No. l33 and lso FGionst I
DUSTERS, ALPACA and LINEN. dust.proOf,
~ atFREEMAS BuRRs,
Nos. l33 and 40 PultOaf.
SACKS, Alpaca, Linen, Seersucker, large stock,
Nos. l0a snd ltO Fglionst
SUITS for Travelling, Yachting. Seaside, &C.,
80, I5 snd 10 Fsoa,,t
RAFTING SUITS and Underwear of all kinds
ID HPREBMAS BlRRS
Nos 3s aud iio Fultoa-s.
GENTS Furnishing Goods of every description
VI atFREBNAS DURkS
Nos lSa aad l4o Palsou-,t
GARMENTS to MEASURE at short notice,
N atFREEAAN BukRs
WHITE Vests and Pants, pin and basket Ducks
Nos i55 snd 40 TaioS.,t
VVHITE Vests, Marseiles and Turkish Towels,
w al FIREMAN & BURkS,
Nos. lJj and 10 Futoth
ROYS' and YOUTHS SUITS for all ages.
I'D at tFREEMAS BURRS
Nos 1913 AMI l40 Puioa.st
ROYS' aud YOUTHS Dress and School Suits
I'D At FREEMAN & BURRG
Nos l33 and l4l PuiOaF
POYS' and YOUTHS SUITS, latest styles.
I'D al FREEMAN BURRS
Nos l38 ani li0 FBlBbt.
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CLOTHING from all parts OF country ptscl
IN all by NeW ka,s Self Measnrneut
~ Rules Tor SefMenremen Patterns Of GooIs and Price L,
mailed free On application.
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New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
ME- LADIES STAKE,

for tGICcyelr Old AUs Ouy, sweep Of 500 each
half g. 100 added, had four runners OF the n
horses entered These were Mr.. Purdy's TASMANIA; Mr..
JerOmcs Rupture. Tasmania was the favOnte against
lcl1 and boo this fOaTy instance the fayOrite won,
for after waiting behind for nearly mile she had her
opponents sale the moment her rider let her out and she
gaCpcd home Tie easiest Of winners by lengths
yorcaud second, two lengths before Rupture. Time,
3C73.
6tOtd IaT1< Ia1iF StaieA sweepstakes for sIs three
y,af III, e- H.' hall It, Slu0J added b ClaB: one
Aic st 4e osi iue o@ne o h secopd hy
Jno b. faf.y'. Co. tasmania BY imp Australian Matte
i'A
T. ~ @ gH d.. l'efcaad
D. " D.
o H. .,,y nD g lap Brrowlie, dm yeleaa by mp Knight
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
- ,IETEor0LLIAN srAkEs.


TWOinle hedtst s@t entrance half forfeit. with 81 -GO
added had four runners Pledsurevile Viley VauxL,0
ana Slcc,y Ia pools Plcasureyile sold foF goo Vaux
hall tli1, FI!cy $3.50. siccty sl2J. " ~
First LcQ-lIrasuIcylllC took the lead and made te
runuu tLrOug ghout, sicety being second until r0undin
the Clubhouse Ill., when Wiley passed her ana VauyI1
laid behind f0l tho fret mile. Rounding the nil Vaux
hal passed sccty and Wiley In succession the two AFTER
falling back, unable 20 90 the pace. Vauxha made do.
frrtnrcd fort % reach PledsureYie, but failing was
lgatcn Two lengths, the flag falling before Wiley and
Sl,Cty got WITHIN tho distance. Time 3;s74.
Scc.Hd HeaL-Bettiug 800 20 so Peasureyille
taken freely by those hedging. VauXhan this time
rurhcd 10 tho front, made strong running throughout
and rcasureyille not being able 70 reach him, was
eacu six eugths VauXhall winning easily. Time, 34s4
Tdd HcdL-BetiHg 500 SIS on VauXhal, who cooled
OF we'll whlle Pleasantyille was badly tired NauxhaI
again forced the pace, and WthOGt even DelhB headed,
won easily by 80 lengths. Time, S;2lt
Ihird gaesIe Mpchfqa S1ke9For al ages t"ohie BEATS
s61 entrance t : oJ added BY the Cubi the owner Of
te second receive $50 out Of the stakes Three o. more
Jes MeConuelrs D. c ysarha, yesm By Lexington dam
Yorkshire
Tloa b. PloasueyDe Jeafs, W Anstshan cam S
boaIe = Iia,, i Kiar ~, '' " ~ ............ dis
H. " Y 1..eNs ~ S' '' ..........e....'
Mogrss b. b. Monday yeaTs By Cotton dA@ Nome JACK
Nande. VI
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To.NiaHr.-Nstionai Theatre, "Fofmosa.'
Curtain rises O'Clock.
Metropolitan Hail, Variety Entertainment
Performance commences at 8 O'Clock.
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street, wymsn
the Wizard and yentriioquist.
Young Mems Christian Association, drsut
Dedieatory Opening OF the New Hali-Asso
citation building, corner Of Ninth and D streets
Thursday evening, September 30.
In PRosrEcT.-NationAl Theatre, Rich
ings' Opera Troupe commences Monday eve
ming, october 4.
National Theatre, Grand Sacred Concert b.
the Washington Sacngcrbund, sunday night,
October ..
National Race Course, Tournament for
Champion Lance, October 6, 1900,