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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY
Annual Report OF tho Prestdonf-
Election OF Officers. &c.

Annual Report OF tho Presidont-
Election OF Officers. &c.
The annual meeting Of the Hollywood
Cemetery Company was held at the
Office Of the Virginia State Insurance
Company yesterday. The following
Board Of Directors was elected: Viii.
liam Henry Haxall, John L. Bacon, A.
Bargamin. Henry Exall, Wellington
Goddin, F. I. Glasgow, Thomas W.
McCancc, r. II. Maury. William E.
Tanner. D. n. Walker, DR.. F. T. vii.
lis, r. T. Williams; President, William
Henry lIaxall; Secretary and Treasurer,
Robert 7. Brooke.
The following is an extract from the
presidents report;
"Since our last annual meeting we
have made several improvements which
have added to the availability and beau
ty Of our grounds. We have opened
one more avenue, which we propose to
call Willow avenue. The land border
ing upon this avenue has on one side
been handsomely graded, divided into
lots carefully mapped out by our engi'
neer, and is now in condition to meo
the demands of purchasers.
ave have also completed a valuable
work by the enlargement Of the avenue
at the intersection Of West Vale, East
Vale. Western, Hillside, Riverside, and
Circular avenues. We have also erect
ed in high, conspicuous, and central
situation in the new grounds fountain
which by the generous and unanimous
consent Of the City Council, will re-
ceive and distribute an abundant sup
ply Of water.
"The Board was also urged TO use
their influence to induce the City Coun'
Gil to grant the ground asked for a
iala ~
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Police Court.

HOttsN &0sssss
The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Sarah Brown (colored), assaulting,
abusing, and threatening to beat Louisa
Johnson in the street. Fined IS and
costs.
Louisa Johnson (colored). assaulting,
abusing, and threatening to beat Sarah
Brown. Dismissed.
Maria Winston and Fannie Winston
both colored), assaulting. abusing, and
threatening to kill Bette Leo. Dis
charged on payment of costs.
Alice Twyman tcolored). disorderly
on the street. Fined a5 and costs.
Bette Lee (colored), assaulting and
abusing Fannie and Maria Winston IN
the street. Ordered to pay costs.
Harry Gibbons, assaulting and beat
ing Frank Buckley. Fined Is and
costs.
Elizabeth Cullin and W. G. Mallory,
drunk. Fined each 81 and costs.
Susan Mallory (coloredl, disorderly
on the public street. Dismissed.
James Turner (colored), trespassing
on the premises Of and assaulting and
beating Mary Twyman. Dismissed.
David Wilder (colored), drunk and
disorderly on the street. Fined $3.50
and costs.
Thomas Shinault, drunk. Fined 81
and costs.
William johnson (colored), fighting
on the public street. Dismissed.
Albert Grsmmer (colored), assault.
ing and beating Mrs. Mary Anderson
and threatening the life Of William An
derson and assaulting and beating T
J. Kerney. Fined t25 and costs and
security required for twelve months il
the sum Of $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05

THE DAILY ADVOCATE.
The first issue of the Daily Adcocate
will come out tomorrow morning, and
be edited by DR.. D. P. Fitzgerald. the
present editor of the Nashville Chris.
tion Adrocdte, which paper, it is
claimed, has the largest circulation Of
any religious paper in the South.
The DAILY Advocate will contain the
journal Of the proceedings of the Con-
ference, the reports Of important CON-
mittees, and miscellaneous matter per-
tanning to the session Of the Conference
and the general interest of the Methodist
Church. Its business and editorial Office
is 4l6 east Grace street.
ARRIVAL OF A SPECIAL TRAIN FROM
NAsHvILLE-AN ACCIDENT.
The special train bringing the Nash
vile delegates to the Conference tria
Lypchburg and Burkeville, arrived at
II o'clock last night. The following
persons were passengers Mr.. L. d.
Palmer, business manager OF the pub
lisbipg- house Revs. Drs. d. Q. Kelley,
Robert A. Young, Thomas J. Dodd, DR..
w. II. Morgan, Professor W. I. Ownby,
Mr.. II. L. Goode, and s. A. Cunning
ham Of the Amsrican, al ofNashvills
Rev. j. w. Hill and wife, Clarksyille
Dr. 8. Z. Dance, Dr.. Dsucs. Jr., Lynch
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CITY DEMOCRATIC COMniTTEE.
Lengthy Session and Hut Little Bust
ness Done.

ness Done.
An adjourned meeting OF the City
Democratic Committee was held last
night, Colonel John B. Cary, the super
intendent, in the chair; Mr.. A. Q.
Porter acting secretary, and nearly oil
the members present.
Mr.. Meade Q. Haskins stated that he
was unable to attend the last meeting
of the Committee that had he been
present he would have voted for the
primary.election plan.
Mr.. Samuel J. Wilkinson was elected
seIgeant.at-arms OF the committee to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Mr.. Moss.
Mr.. G. Med. Blake offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolred, That it is the sense Of this
committee that each candidate for Com
mon Council and Board Of Aldermen
shall express, through the press, his
position as regards the building of the
City Hall.
Mr. Quarles opposed the resolution.
Mr.. Hankins did not think it proper
or judicious to adopt such resolution.
lie stated that every man who an-
nounced himself for election to either
branch of the Council would be asked
the question if he was in favor oi
building the City Hall by day-labor or
not, and, in his opinion, those in favor
Of letting the work out by contract
would be defeated.
Mr.. Haskins was opposed to the
adoption Of any resolution at this time.
lie favored giving further time to the
committee for the purpose of preparing
an address.
Mr.. McD. Blake withdrew his reso-
luton.
Mr.. Z. A. Catlin moved that further
time be granted the special committee
to prepare an address to be submitted
TO the people, and that Mr.. Meade Has
kins be placed upon the committee.
Mr.. r. II. Elicit was Of the opinion
that it was not necessary to prepare an
address.
Mr.. Med. Blake was Of the same
mind.
Mr.. j. E. Hankins favored an ad.
dress, and moved that the committee
be required to report at the next meet
ing. Adopted.
Mr.. Ii. NJ. Smith, Jr., from the COM
mittee heretofore appointed to prepare
an address, read sketch Of the pro
posed paper, with the view ofelcitlng
expressions of opinion on the different
topics.
The thing about which the greatest
difference arose was as to the expediency
of taking position with reference to do
ing the City Hall work by day-labor.
The City Committee adjourned tC
meet on Saturday night at 8 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
Hustings Court. Yesterday.

Charles Patterson (colored), for
breaking into the hen-houses of James
Conway and Frederick Richardson, was
convicted and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for two years.
Mary Meekins, charged with assault
ing her husband with an axe, was found
guilty and sentenced to thirty days in
Jail.
The following cases were set for trial
to-day: Joseph jones, felony two
cases.; Collie Jordan, felony; Joseph
Lucas. felony; j. L. Root, felony ;
John Coleman, misdemeanor.
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tfortuary AfntisficS.

There were twenty-eight deaths in the
city during the week ending May lst,
of which thirteen were white persons
and fifteen were colored. The rate OF
mortality Of whole population was 1910
per 1000 per annum.
The Cause Of Deoth.-Asthma, l ;
apoplexy, /; Bright's disease, l (; burns,
|; cancer, 9 ; consumption. 5; convul-
sions- infantile, | !; diphtheria, |; dy-
sentery, |; heart-clot, |; heart-dis-
ease, 2; hemorrhage-from lungs, | f;
inanition, l; Inflammation Of brain,
kidney disease, /; liyer-disease, | I; old
age, /; paralysis, /; pneumonia,
teething. | unknown, l.; whooping'
cnnnh
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crate soldier but all who attend the
races to-day will enjoy . rich treat.
MANCHEsrER NOTES.



Neminations. Ac.-Othsr Items
Meetings were held in the several
wards Of the city last night for the pur-
pose Of nominating . Councilman, .
justice of the peace, and elscting three
members to the City Democratic Com
mittee from each ward. The meetings
were largely attended, and the Demo-
Gratis seemed thoroughly aroused and
ready for the coming fight should the
Republicans bring out ticket. The
following Is the result Of the meetings !:
First Ward-Councilmsn, A. @.
Jones rice B. F. Pilson, present incum.
bent; Justice Of the Peace, James Fitz-
gerald. City Committee -
Resms, A. F. Holt, and John W.
Cordle.
Second Ward-Councilman, Will
liam Walsh rice Fleming Morgan, re-
signed; Justice of the Peace, j. NJ.
Perdue. City Committee: A. W.
Small, o. j. Merritt, and @. s.. Dyer.
Third Ward-Councilman, DR..
Brodnax, renominated Justice Of the
Peace, Alexander Roundtree. City
Committee J. j. Blanton, George q.
Ely, and F. q. ID. Farmer.
Fourth Ward-Councilman, John
O'Brien cice Charles F. Moore, pre-.
sent incumbent; Justice Of the Peace,
James p. Robinson. City Committee
W. l.. Robinson, II. A. Maurice. and
T. W. Fitzgerald.
The damage suit Of Charles McCaull
rs. The City for 5000 was partially
tried in the Hastings Court yesterday
The evidence was heard, and the case
continued until Friday, when the Judge
will submit his instructions to the jury.
There will be a match-game Of bal
at the Manchester park at 4:30 P. NJ
tomorrow between the Manchesters
and the Richmond College nine.
A. ii. Drewry, ESQ.,, Of Westover
was in the city yesterday.
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sURsITUxe, UAsPers, STOVES, q,

fUHNIINHE' UAHFEIS' vIVvESs -
I ARGEST STOCK L0WESTM
II FRICFS !-SUITS Of ffURSlrUREh
from SIS TO 5000. A great variety oJvu
PAKLOH ~ RNITU RE OF the latest styles.
with q large stock Of other goods. Look
through our waIerooms
4. W. HARDWOOD a SON,
an 90 81. Governor street, Richmond
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burg, and Rev. j. A.. Dsrr, Jasper.
Tenn; Rev. DR.. j. d. Cameron ana
wife, Starkville, Miss. V. V. dI-
Ian, Ozark, and DR., j. w. Boswell
Morrilton, Ark; s. M. Hosmer'
Gadsden; DR.. Johns, Selma, and pr'
T. G. Slaughter, Guntersville, Ala. !:
Euclid johnson, Rome, Ga, and ex-
Lientenant- Governor Stands, Ssnatoola,
Miss.
The train had been delayed and
special Of two cars was sent from
Lynchburg. A few miles out frou, the
latter place on curve near the river.
and before il was known, the rapid train
was close upon 3 hand-car on which
were some new steel rails. The men
struggled to remove it, but seeing that
was impossible, gave it the strongest
start possible from the moving train.
Engineer Rowland blew his whistle and
reversed his engine quickly IS possible
and then held to the throttle with ad.
mirable courage. The fireman leaped
to the embankment. The Pullman
conductor jumped to the ground; but
all the passengers breathlessly awaited
the result. The engine struck the
steel rails. driving one some eighteen
feet into the ground. The cow-catcher
was wrecked considerably, and one OF
the side rails was broken of, but no
one was hurt.
There being no baggage-car in front,
nearly all the passengers saw just
what occurred, and, thrilled with the
noble deed Of Engineer Rowland, as
soon as it was suggested by lady OF
the party. committee composed Of
Rev. DR.. Kelley, Governor Stands, aud
Mr.. S. A. Cunningham and the entire
company, passed resolutions express
sive Of its gratitude for the wonderful
preservation of the train, as has been
stated. Conductor W. W. Cornman.
of the Richmond and Danville road.
was at Burkeville with an equipment
to bring the party in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05

FURMAN TUPPER. 81 p. NJ. valuable two
snd.a.half story-and. base brick
dwelling on the south side Of Cary be-
tween Fourth aud Fifth streets.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, 81 Y. W.. two nice
building lOts just beyond Mortons now
er.garden. on cary street.
FRANK ID. HILL & co, 3 =. W., farm OF
one hundred aud thirty.two acres 90
Broad.Street road nye miles IRON
Richmond: at 4:3o p NJ. farm OF one
hundred and nny scres near bethleheen
church, fye miles north OF city.
J. THOMP son BROWN 4 CO., 6s Z. ".
brick. q nd. frame house No. Jos BROOK
avenue, between DuvAl ana Baker
Streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. ~. horses,
mules, buggies, ac.; III A, vi nay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05

sell with confidence those remedies thai
are purely vegetable and are known tc
cure and leave no after bad effect. Such
q medicine is DR.. David's Liver Pills,
that have been tried and pronounced
to be the best. They are boon to
those who suffer with sick.headache,
billiousness, or torpidity of the liver.
Price 25 cents; s boxes for sl-every-
where.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
The Bazaar.

The Bazaar at the Armory drew an
immense crowd last night. The princi-
pal attraction was the celebrated Hamp-
ton Band, which treated the large audi.
ence to q number Of familiar airs, in
cludipg Yankee Doodle, selections from
the Mikado, &c.
"Punch and Judy" will be exhibited
at the Union Bazaar this afternoon at Q
O'Clock for the benefit Of the children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
Handsomest, best-assorred stock.
ROWE BROTHERS, Florists.

IT Is TRUE.-Palmer's Skin-Suc-
cess " is a safe, speedy, positive cure for
Skin Complaints Of every name and de-
gree. Tested so years. References al
most everywhere. At druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05

Bishop j. C. Granbery is q native OF
Virginia and is too well known to Dis
patch readers to require any notice.
Among all the army chaplains none
were more efficient or popular. He
was elected bishop in 1878 and is now
resident Of st. Louis. AS a counsellor,
preacher, and executive officer he is
highly esteemed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
sunremc Court or Appeais, YESTERDAY

Perkins against Lane. Argued by
w. f. Bibb, Esq, for appellant, aud
John Hunter, Jr., Esq, for appellee,
and submitted.
Turpin against Chesapeake Coal and
Iron-MiniDg Company and ais. Argued
by James c. Lamb, Esq, for appellant,
and continued.
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vTJRGINIA BOOKS BY VIRGINIA

AUTHORs.-The story OF Don Miff as
told by his friend John Bouche whacker !;
A symphony OF Life. by viryinius Dabney.
Susetie, by Mary Spear Tiernan, tt.25: On
Both oides, by Frances Courtney Baylor,
ol.2b; The Chamois Huntey. translated
from the French by member OF the Rich.
mood har, 25c. unwise Laws, relating 70
Tariff. Industry, Commerce, &C.. BY Lewis
II. Blair. of Richmond, ,u. 81.
ap27 WEsT. JOHNSTON a 90.
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only temper cent. clothiers in the State.
A Concert and Tabieau Entertainment

A Concert and Tabieau Entertainment
will be given at Corcoran Hall to-
morrow evening for the benefit Of j.
W. Tyson under the auspices Of Mrs.
W. J. Peyton and Mrs. Ii. T. Tyler.
An evening Of rare enjoyment is pro-
missed to all. Captain Fitz aud his
amateur band, with the assistance of
Professor Anderson, will render the
music for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
Y. N. q. A. Entertainment.

The entertainment in the Second
Baptist church Sunday-school room
last night under the auspices Of the
Young Mems Christian Association
was we'll attended. The programme
embraced music, vocal and instru-
mental, and readings. Mr.. Gay L.
Barker sang very sweetly 81 Am
Waiting" and Miss Bette Lubbock
Captain ii. W. Lubbock, Mr.. Whlttet,
and others furnished the instrumental
music in creditable style. Rev. Mr..
Lobingier, pastor OF the Ssventh-Street
Christian church. read several sketches
which were much enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
TIMELY BOOK-UNwISE

IA Iaws--a review OF the tariff by our
FELLOW. citizen Lewis III. Blair. 81; likewise
other good books--viz. What's the Harm
A Question Asked aud Answered, by the
Rev. James Grammer, l5e.: Our Women
IN the war-the IAves They Lived, the
eaths They Die d. 81: Apnals ofthe Church,
From the Beginning to the Present Time.
10y Mrs. Phelps. 81. For sale by BECK
WITH, PAKHAM d ANDERSON. TeIe-
phone 205. ap 25-eod&w
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The Academy.

"Fun on the Bristol" drew good
audience at the Academy last night.
The play is amusing and the audience
seemed to enjoy it. The piece will run
during the remainder of the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
wsishmasssr Appointed.

The Governor has appointed Mr.. J.
Caskis Cabsll weighmastsr Of live stock
here, to succeed Mr.. Edward II. Smith,
whose term Of Office has expired. Mr..
Cabell is . pleasant gentleman and
sound Democrat, and will no doubt fill
the Office efficiently.
Mr.. Smith, whom he succeeds. Isl
Republican, and was appointed by Gov.
ernor Cameron to fill the unexpirsd
term of Mr.. A. N. Brownell.
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VtHtTWI SUDtIIII
NH 7-SutMy1&teod3m

uO.FOR RBUCKROE.-TW0M MILES
IL EAST OF OLD POINT. ON CHESA-
PEAKE BAY. open APRIL 18TH for
Spring and Summer Boarders. Attrac.
lions Surf. Bathing. Boating, Fishing. and
papcing. Special rates furnished Excur
sion Parties Bathing free. For particulars
address MRS. NJ. A. HERSERr.
Post. Office Box Ia, Hampton, Va.
an 6.3m
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There were many sneores and much ap-
plsuss, and the company used every Of
fort to make the play enjoyable, and
succeeded.
The matinee to-day viii be at the
usual matinee prices $50 and Is cents)
and the last performance st night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
Catalogue sale

Of a desirable collection of Miscellane-
ous Books on Tuesday the llth in
slant. Additions may be made to sale.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
Auctioneer,
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BOOKS. sTATIONERY. &c.

N 000 BOOKS, IN p A P Z R
sOOO COVERS. AT I0c. lBY MAIL.
sl2c, We will mail 10 any address q cata'
tlogue OF many thousand NEW BOOKS by
2fhe best authors AT 10, Is. 20, 2s. 80. and
5oc.
4 Also. all the STANDARD AUTHORS
compete and In good binding.
Many SECOND HAND BOOKS al about
j. w. RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
an e.dAw
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NOT a CANDIDATE
PAVING.

ITO NY OLD CUSTOMERS AND
l. FRIENDS: respectfully announces TO
the public that am prepared TO DO ALL
WORK IN THE PAVING LINE. in which
have been engaged I'm this city for many
years. | have my own quarry. from which
csu furnish granite al short notice. and
also a compete MT force Of workmen now In
my employ. hereby solicit the patronage
OF ali who have work OF this kind To be
done promising that their orders shall be
filled with promptness and In the very best
myS.st ALOIS RICK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

LOOK OUT THE country Is flooded with
adultersted Lard. BE sure you are not using
II. Its odor when cooking betrsys 10.
CAssARD's STAR BRAND" LARD Is
PrRE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05

DROW IRON BITTER S
- proved a more eliectual remedy than
ANYTHING Mrs. s. V. Ashworth, AIS north
TWenty.sixth street, Richmond. Va, had
used for Indigestion and pains about her
heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
DROWN,s IRON BITTERS CURED

~ Mn. Emeline Panne, Richmond, ve.. OF
. serious cese a rheumatism. The pains
kept her awake nights. but this remsdy
eusctpally relieved her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
DROWN,s IRON BTTTERS CURED

~ Mrs. J. n. ensad. SIS west Cary street.
Efchm0nd. Va. whep suffering Intensely
from nsursleia epd debility. Nothing slss
eid hss ssy soods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05

IL " T
IL have again assumed the position OF Gen
eral Superintendent Of the Rawley Springs
the finest Chalybeate Waters In the South.
This mountain resort has been greatly I'M
proved and offers the greatest attractions
10 both health and pleasure e-seekers. Pam
phlet giving full description OF Rawley
It's attractions, advantages, rates. &C, can
be had ut Polk Miller x Co, Purcell, Ladd q
Co, and A. w. CARRIER. -
j. n. WOODWARD.
General superintendent
y fv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05

Last night the Miksdo by the ALA
Norman Company was again presented
st the Theatre before fine audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05

Funeral and Floral Designs, artistic
and cheap. ROwE's.
SIS west Broad street.
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THE BISHOPS.

All yesterday morning the bishops
were in session making the final rev-
sion of their quadrennial address, which
will be read this morning.
The Conference will be opened with
religious exercises by Bishop Nc
Tyeire, after which it will proceed with
the election of secretaries and the ap-
pointment Of the standing committees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
lruggiAfS

Car.fare refunded in plants or money,
ROwE's, SIS west Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05

The Governor has removed the po-
litical disabilities Of David Harris, who
was convicted Of stealing in 1884 in the
Hastings Court OF the CITY OF Rich
mond and sent to jsil for six months
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-05
In. reu.pe,-Ccnr. Ciotning.u House

The Ten-per-Cenr. Ciothins.iiousc
is offering special inducements this
week in Business-Suits and Hats. An all
wool Indigo Serge for $3.50; an all
wool Gray Serge for $3.50; an all
wool Cashmere for $3.50; an all
wool worsted for $3.50, and finer
goods at equally low prices. Will save
you money by calling on us.
OWEN, SPENCER & Co.,
3l3 Broad street,
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ro-Day's Programme.

Third race-purse. $500; for gentlemen
riders; for horses used as ssdd -horses'
never run In public In any weight for age
race. Entries: Telephone chestnut h1rs.
by brennan. dam Wilson, owned by L. VI.
Hewett Charles sCity county; Aubie,
chestnut mare. by Willful. dam ADD Ell
kadir. owned by /. b. boswell. Hanover:
Joe Gibson. chestnut ldins, by Proplet'
dam FsDnie owned by VI. III Oarneti'
Richmond; Dodger. sorrel geldlng. oy
Nillfui, dam Chrissle. owned by Dosweu x
flippen, Hanover; WesoVer cnes.uu,
gelding. by Prosper, dam son oi Deucallon.
owned by Ropert Bradley, Charles City
county.
Fourth raee-purse s2oo-running, mile
dash weight for age, open toall horses. En-
tries: Troilope. bay gelding. by Imported
BILLET, dam Leon owned by q. ID. bsnnet.
Goldsboro', ". O.: King Bee, bay gelding' oy
King Bolt dam Grace Darling. owned by
Ro Bradley, Charles City county; 6ien-
helm, boy gelding, by imported billst, atui
Keno owned by Robert Bradley, Charles ,Aty
county: Theodore, bay horse. by Aar u
Dam 1heodosia, owned by Is: Dosweil. hsn
over. Experiment bay geldlng py oltn
chine. dam Astoria. owned by u. boswell
Hanover.
Mr.. William s. Ayres, the faithful
and efficient secretary Of the Associa-
tion, has invited the inmates OF the
Soldiers Home to attend the races TO-
day. It will be seen from the above
programme that not only the C0nfed-