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National Republican., 1888-04-13

Baltimore Produce Market-April IL.
COTTON steady, with better feeling; mid
ding, 9i6l10c.
FLOUR steady, with fair demand.
WHEAT-Southern nominally steady; red,
OCGG4c amber, 936D96c; western iirmer clos
ing dull; No. 2 winter red, spot, ssN1s9c;
May, S9i@00c; June, 00,c bid; July, SSllySS!c;
August, Sslc asked.
CORS-Southem higher; white, Get1G3c;
yellow, 6Odt6lc; western steady and dull
mixed, spot, GOi@6lc; May, 5siG159ic; June,
5SiN soc.
OATS firm - Southern and Pennsylvania,
3s@4lc western white, ilG42c; do. mixed
3s6I3ac
RYE firm, zoe.
PROVISIONS firm and quiet.
EGGS lower, lGl@l1c.
PETROLEUM quiet, tic.
COFFEE firm and quiet-Rio cargoes, ordl'
nary TO fair li61li!c.
SCGAR-Copper refined, firm, l5lGlGc.
WHISKY steady, Sl.2lMl.s3.
Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE STOCK MAIHET.
BALTIMORE, April l?.-Nirgnia new IS, u
bid to-day,
National Republican., 1888-04-13
Soon 70 be 4 Large Manufacturing City,

:. The Tallapoosa Furnace Co., capital
4 stock S1Oo,oO0 is already organized. and are
: under contract to have their furnace in blast
. by December 1st, 1888.
The Tallapoosa Mallcable Iron Co., au.
q thorized capital 100000 are under contract
TO have their works In operation in eight
= months.
:. The Tallapoosa Steam Brick Mandatory
y is already putting in an enormous plant for
brick and terra Gotta work, with capacity u
: 50,0l0 daily, and arrangements have bee
completed for wagon factory, sash, door an
2 blind factory, boiler mandatory, broom fac
: tory, rope factory, and negotiations are Il
: progress for sill, mill to employ 800 hands
: cotton mill, rolling mill and several other in
y dustries, with favorable prospects for thei
location here at an carly day.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
CuEsArEAKE AND ONO ROUTE.

Y
NuwluU News and Mississippi Valley Com.
pdlNl
schedule In effect Nov ~, lSS1.
Trains lvdNr Union nCput, 18th aud n So,
l0.S A. Nj fur Newport News, Old Point
comfort, aud Norfolk Daily rNrcuL
sunday. Arrive IN Norfolk al +. VI
Through pdrlor car Washington TO Oh
Point.
ll3i y. Vi For stations un the Chr,uycakS
and ohio, In Virginia, West Virginia.,
and kentucky. DHl r(rupt sunday.
Sl'cphg yurs, clifton Furg0 10 Hunt
isgtuu,
5.Y =, Vi Fast western express daily. solid
train. with Pullman buffet sleeping
cars lu Louisville. Pullman service 20
Cincinnati St, Louis, Memphis, and
New orleans,
uniGC il8 Penn. ave,
II. W. FULLER
General Passenger hg'ut.
National Republican., 1888-04-13

and capitalists from every section CT the
United States.
New Haven. Conn, Rtgisfry, Nov. 6, 1887
The significant characteristic of Tallapoosa
is that those people who have Investigated II
are most thoroughly enthusiastic over its
prospects.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
|. Enormous Advance in Real Estate.

I The recital of the advance of real estate in
Tallapoosa in the last six months would seem
! like fairy tale TO those not familiar with the
n of the new South.
2 Residence and building lots which sold for
4 $500 six months ago are changing hands at
1880 now. Property on the leading busi-
per cent. in the last few months, and Is still
: on :he ground floor in comparison with
! prices Of property in other eiucs. With the
National Republican., 1888-04-13

BERKELEY, pure rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price, 81 per gallon, 5 II
quart and 80 cents pint, % cents n sample
bottle. Tharp, SIS Il street northwest,
National Republican., 1888-04-13
GI'@zMn>s

WASHINGTON, d. c., d2i3 Goth St. y. W.,
Feb. g. 1SSS.-My father was suffering terribly
from kidney trouble which resulted in jnun.
dice. a friend recommended warmers Safe
Cure" After using II awhile he was able to
be out and at his work. consider warmers
Safe Cure" an excellent remedy and think no
household complete without IT, l,mysclf, have
been suffering from rheumatism-seyerc pains
In joints. Have used one bottle OF Warmers
safe Rheumatic Cure" and already feel
benefited.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
TR.trEIERy GVtnE.

TI'lE GREAT pENNsYtVAN ROITE To
l. THE NORTH WtSr MD SOCTIfWE ST
Dol BlEIRNt SpLENDlD SrENERY:
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP,
National Republican., 1888-04-13
WHAT
[From Ns1o 1ork Tines. Oct 9, lSs7.l

The Taiiapoosa Company includes both
: Northern and Southern capitalists, its Presi.
= one Of the Directors being the Hon. John b.
Z Gordon, Governor of Georgia. All Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
RInEnnND TOBACCO nARKEr.

dlLf .. i1oN
We are glad 70 record to-day. although satur-
day, a very much moro cheerful tone In our mar
ket, With much better feeling all around Tho
hammering on sample boxes and the busy air OF
samplo-rooms shos that more than orc party
has received kilograms aud that others have
been making sales outside OF the city. Wecan
now also record some larger home transactions
than formerly. Spectator took over 60 hogs
heads OF bright wrappers aud homo buyer
about 5000 pounds OF bright slers. and wo
think these are all destined for early uss. We
must not be questioned by tho curious crowd as
TO who sold and bought and where twas shipped,
the price sold at, tao quality, grade. &c. This
We cannot and will not answer. as much ss wo
would like 10. Il IL dinicult enough % got at
plain facts in this market. and re have always
G big stors OF secrois on hand, and II becomes as
to DO very prudent
Interior market reports from many points are
few, which indicate there Is not much 90 say, rs
receipts and sales ara Hight, which only shows
that tho greet bulk Of stock Is ia this city from
all over tha state sDd bore Is the place FOR buy
ers TO make their selection. In this the upland
dealers are as vol interested as our own people.
A Durhsm ffsna assures US that the crop pros-
pects around that place arc missrably posr and
have not been In tho least essgserGto8 aud could
not well be. and further no does not thiak there
Is any favorable outcome in the crop. Dsnyiile
and teverAl other markets are more cheerful Ia
tono with better prices The western markets
are all picking up, TOO, and advancing prices are
quoted on Burleys In Louisville add Cincinnati,
With lover grades rather leading In strong de-
mand. The past few days have brought about
moro business and hopeful outlook. A reduc-
ton Ia prices Of plug By leading western facto-
tories, Wills they have Withdrawn from the Leaf
markets, looks Ike mo move meant war between
them and cutting CT prices preceding probable
rise In leaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
rnrhnrr Acnnfftad.

Especial tolegraan 10 the Dlspatch-l
CrIpFPER, Va. July %. As ioretOld in
these dispatches Edwin Barbour was prompt.
~ acquitted this morning at 10 O'Clock.
There was 10 loud demonstration hostile or
friendly over The result. Many devoted
friends Of the accused gathered around him,
and were hearty in their congratulations.
Hon. John 5. Barbour, who has unwayerlng-
ly stood at the side OF this boy nephew OF
his. seemed relieved, and reiolced at the re-
suit.
The acQuittal might Just os we'll ms not
have taken place twenty-four or more hours
before It did, and 70 is a remarkable fact
that the defence, experienced and able rs II
was, did unwittlngiy stand In the way OF
their clients agquitiai for about the period
OF time named. il appears that Judge Keith
wss ready many hours before The Argument
10 the Jury begun to launch hi, decisive in.
structlons on the case, hut counsel on neither
side seemed ready 10 have himdo so ia advance
Of their own speech.makiug. Therefore It
turned out thst great whllwind OF argu-
ment, both rs 10 law and facts, was let loose
on the Jury which might have been wholly
ayerted had not the uncommon practice OF
holding back the opinion OF the Court until
after The wraneie Of the lawyers was over
and been asked for by the lawyers themselves.
George Dabney Grey, OF counsel for the
accused, prepared a great part OF the in.
structions o. the Court. Their quality Il
said to be % that decided character which
will probably make them leading authority
in the inferior courts Of this State where the
plea Of sell.delence shsll be interposcd in
Justification Of homicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
MEROIES DRAWINGS.
PLANS roR rHE onksrrGwcax or
TIE LEE MONUMENT.
The sts'osttt, or Medal for the status
sAipped from Francs, bat
Not Yet al Hand.

The drawings OF tbe pedestal Tor the
equeslfian statue Of General Robert Il. Lee
have been delivered by The Governor TO Nj.
G. T. =. Burgwyn, the engineer for the
Monument Association, with instructions 70
put The work in practical share and 30 com.
mence the construction as soon Is feasible.
There are tEenly-ihfce drawings, thus
makiag very complete set OF working
plans. A. the dimensions, however. are al
given In French measures and the expana-
tlon 90 The drawings are written I'm French,
II viii be necessary 10 reduce the dimensions
given 10 English measure aud 10 translate
The notes into English before The werSmen
can commence. Further, theSFlaus are oil
drawn OF delicate paper. wbich would soon
be destroyed bV rough handling therefore
they will eli be transferred 10 stouier paper
- soon as possible.
The dtsign Of the pedestal rs OF the Greco
Homsn type, with the central part supported
By four Ionic columns. The height from
The top OF the head 70 ,hc around II about
90 feet, The borse and rider beng about %
feet high. The ground plan is that OF a rec
tangie wiih inclined planes leading uptO the
peocsi2l proper, The work being composed
Of granite slabs. TIE design Is simple yet
lofty IN rs conception, IMPLYING In the gran
ite shaft toe character 81 the great chieitain.
The Natuciie has been shipped from
France, but has not yet arrived The Lee
Monument Association viii have 10 pass on
n before MerCf proceeds With bis work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
AeALLAsT srREEr-AnaB.
He Goes to,s Beuiidered Mothers
Reseuc aud wants no Thanks.
New YorE Pressl

A wel.dresjed woman, leading by the
band pretty little girl two or three years
old, stood on the pavement In front OF the
Registers Office yesterday gazing holplessiy
a. the stream OF vehicles that was passing 70
aud fro In the crowded street. IL was evil
dent that she wanted 10 cross to the bridge
entrance, but hesitited 10 make the at-
tempt. She gazed from her baby, who
was prstting away In a perfectly uneon-
cerned manner, to the four bundles which
she carried In her arms, and from the buu-
dies 10 the baby. The more she looked the
more embarrassed and helpless she became.
IL was uncomfortably warm, and the sun
was striking down where she stood IN no
uncertsia mauner.~ Az last, after she had
bceR surveying the situation for some time,
she determined on bold move. Arranging
her bundles snugly In one arp, she reached
down for baby with the other, with an In
junction TO Hold fast around my neck,
dear"
Then with one last, helpless look around
her she plunged INTO the vortex OF street
cars. trucks, carriages, snd buggies. She
bad taken only a few steps before her further
progress was blocked by a huge furniture
van. la second she was bemmed In on all
sides and thirgs we're becoming exceedingly
slArming. Then rescuiBg angel appeared
at her side Ia the shape OF dirty lit
tie street-arab Of perhaps thirteen or four
teen. Without word he snatcbCd tue
baby FROM the arms OF the pautng woman,
and with the air Of person treadlng on Ia
rniliar ground he led the way safely through
the thlokest of the crush OF vehicles to the
bridge steps where he deposited the little
bue-eyed baoy and sesmpered Oa before The
grateful mother could even thank him. II
was only o lille thing TO do, perhaps, but IN
the eyes OF the tim0rous mother It was The
deed OF a true little man, aud she certainly
remembered him IN her prayers last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

A New York special says: The mania for
treasuTe-seekiBg has struck the Eiysiari
Fields, where 4 hunt for hidden treasure Is
now going on. one OF the most saPguine
searcbers after riches is Charles J. Clark, Of
5jt east Sixteenth street, OF this city. He
claims 10 be related 10 buccaneer, who with
several others bid 100000 spanish dou-
blooms. He says his relative was a buccaneer
and during the war between America and
Mexico be commanded a pirate ship. lie
amassed large fortune, which he buried at
the mouth OF the Guadaloupe river, in Mex
leo.
II was discovered there and was quietly
removed I'm vessel TO IIosoken. where Il
was buried at point midway between Castle
Point an1 Kings Bluff. Clark consulis q
nap while digging, aud on # shows Castle
Point ~ sn island. Clark works every day
and expects some day TO find the Treasure.
Another quartet OF men are working a
short distance from Clark. Yesterday they
were seen to bend down and lit large
stone from hole they we're working on.
Alter tue stone bad been raised they all went
10 work and shortly after brought a skull
and few bones TO light. These men are
also looking for buried treasures. II thep
keep on the Elysian Fields viii be dug NY
and grounds sifted for gold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
MAHsAs sIaaoTING.
Results OF tae passage az ATr'sS Ec-
tween onIceTs aud Desperadoes.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Disptach.l

LIBERAL, KAN, July 23.-Tbe bodies Of
the four men killed BY tbe Hugeton party
were brought 10 VOORHEES, night before
last, and with the wounded boy Herbert
Tory afterwards taken to WoodsdRle. NO
further shooting IS reported. but srmed
squads Of Hugoton and Woodsdale peo-
pie seen by travellers in dlfsTent
parts Of the county NAV provoke an
other conflict. Herbert Tory, the nine
teen-yearsold boy who wss seriously
wounded. made an ante morton statement,
a. follows: "On July path | went, in com.
pany with John Cross, the sheriff OF Steven $
county, to arrest Samuel Robinson, then said
TO be ia neutral strip. We went down to
the neutral strip, but falling TO flnd Robinson
We proceeded TO return on july 20th. and
stopped awhile to rect our horses At Wild
horse lake, in the strip. We laid down
ourselves at Haysiack. In about hsf
an hour beard the Sheriff say, 'B0ys, they
have gotus.' ! looked and saw they were all
sround Us. their number consisting OF about
twenty men. Samuel Robinson demanded
OF Sheriff Cross that be give up his arms.
Cross replied that he did not have
any, whoreupon Robinson said, Sheriff
Cross, you are MY first man. raised
his Winchester and fred. Cross fell.
hOUINtu lAtU hfifFu bAuNbeih III AhN
same manner J. y. Chamberlain, one Of the
county commissioners Of Stevens county,
shot me in the shoulder. but escaped by
leigning death. / heard Robinson say
be shot Eaton, the fellow who had
formerly pulled gun on him. They
also shot and killed Wilcox. They
fired into the dead bodies OF teve-
raj OF the men TO make sure, but they
LETT me for dead. The posse consisted Oi
myself, Cyrus ". Eaton, Robert Hubbard,
Rolla Wilcox, and John Cross, sheriff. After
they hsd gone ] saddled nv pow and made
the best OF my way 10 Voorhees,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
liking ,he Re.nens,billtr.

tby telegraph 70 ths DSpachl
AURORA, LIZ, July 2s.--In the examiDa-
ton IN the dynamite conspiracy yesterday
John Quenan aud q. z. Blackner testified to
the explosion at South Aurora, June l4sh,
and W. b. Thomas ,siifed IN relation to the
explosion at Eols. June a9th. Alexander
Saith testified 10 taking ride with Bowles
TO EOla 1t the date hen The dynamite was
plsced upon the track. aud swose that they
heard tie explosion 90 their WAY back
TO Aurora. he also swore that be
received The package OF dynamite from
6odine's wife. The prosecution then
rested their ease AID the eomp alnt against
Baucrel.en and Goding fbr bringing dyna-
mite into The State Was then taken no, and
W. A. shoellr. shorthand writer for the
Burlington Company, read the statement
~b,ch was made by Cooling sitter his srfess
and then The court adjourned until Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Gathered NJ Lynchburg.

lcptClAi ttlodt rom " tsA' h4H p@tshsl
IYNCHBuRG, Va, July 2s.-Several capt.
talists are making preparations TO start q
large steam iauncry in tbs city.
Captain W. V. Jordan, a well'known law
yer OF Liberty, died of paralysis this moru-
Ing. He was = gallant soldier Of tie late war.
Mrs. Whine Alien. wife OF I. II. Altn
aud daughter Of DR.. j. NJ. Steel, died 10 Fin
castle to-day.
wytbe county has 6,OoO acres planted in
cabbage.
SIX hundred lambs were shipped from
Wytheyille North last Thursday.
The citizens Of smyth county recommend
20 the supervisors an appropriation Of Sl,OaO
towards having the county we'll represented
at The Richmond Exposition.
George Walluer aud John Rci'engcr,
Pennsylvania capitalists, arc In the city
prospecting.
The tobscco receipts for the week were
4S9. 100 pounds. The offerings consist prin.
cipally OF inferior grades, but show little
more activity towards the close OF the week.
Internatrevenue receipts for the week,
$500.
prominent citizens Of Carroll county are
moving TO have .aree exhibit OF minerals,
WOODS. etc., at the Richmond Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Base-EiaIi Yesterday.

Brooklyn:
Kansas Ciiy.........O 00100 ok
Bro0kiyus ..........3 0 / o 0 2X-S
Base hitB-BrooklyEs, II; Kansas City. 5.
Fuors-BFooklyns. 3 Kansas City, 4. Bat
ieries- Foutz and Bushong; Sullivan, Nc
Tamany, and Brennan.
Chicago:
Chlcagos .........2 2043322 3-21
DetrOits. ........1 6 1 3 . o 9 OIL
Base.hits- Chicagos. 90; DetToits, 10. En-
rOrs- Chicieos, B.; Deiroits, g. Batteries
Baldwin, Ryan, and Daily; Twitchell, Bald
yin. aud sutclihe.
lphia-Ten innings:
Athletics ....... IL 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0-1
C.ncinnatis. ........0 Q 0 0 0 l ID
Observation-Disclosures, 3; Cincinnatis, Z.
Errors-AthIetics, 4; CIncinDatis, .. Bat
ieries-seward aud Robinson; NiAu aud
Baldwin.
Baltimore:
Baiimores ..........2 O0O120 0-6
st. LOnis............0 90 | 0 90 q "a
Base. hitg- Baltlmores, 6; st. Louis, S.
Errors Baltimores, 2; st. Louis, 8. Bate
ries-Smitn and Fulmer; King, Mccarthy,
and BOYLE.
Pittsburgh;
Pusburgbs.. . 900 0 IS
indianapolis. .......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Observation-Disclosures II; Indianapolis, l.
Pittsburghs. Il Indianapolis, 4.
Batteries aud Miller; Boyle and
Myers.
Boston:
Hostous...........1 . 30O2113 -iG
Washingtons. 0 D 0 0 0 l 0 o. l
Observation-Disclosures, 1G: Washingtons. 3.
Errors Bostons, 9; WashIugtons. "a. Bat
teries- ClaIkson and Kelly; O'Day and
Arundel.
Cleveland:
CIegcands. ........2O O1O51O 3-19
Lonisyiiles. ..m....0 0 o l 0 0 0 0 O. l
Base. hits Clevclands, 10; Louisviles, O..
Errors Cleyelands, 0; LOuisyiles, 10. Bat.
teries-Bakely and Snyder; stratton aud
Cook.
New York-Ten innings:
New Yorss. ......2 00o 900 "a
Philadelphia. 0 0 0 0 0 0 | o.
Base-hits-New Yorks, 0; Philadelphiss,
7. Errors-New Yolks, 9; Philadelphia,
8. B.tt6ries-Keefe and Ewing; Sanders
and ScnfiVe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
DID Not Appear.
fny telegraph . the Dl.pateh.l

10y lhl'kEAll ~ AAo bicPetNH-l
CHICAGO. July 2s-Frank Chepak and
Frank Cnlehoun, who with John hronek
and Rudolph Seyic are charged with con-
splracy TO blow mp with dynamite judges
Gary and Grinuell and Inspector Bonheld,
have disappeared, and 1t Is supposed have
jumped their bonds and fed the city The
eases against Cnepak, ChleOoun, and HroDek
we're continued by Justice Lyon until to-
day. The two first named gave bonds IN
the sum Of 5000 each for their appearance,
but Hronek being unable to procure bsll was
locked up in the county iail. The defeu-
dants did not put In an appsarancein Justice
Lyons court this morning, aud their bonds
were forfeited. but the Justice gave their
attorney forty.eight hours In which to
reinstale them.
Late this afternoon Chepak was sur
rendered by his bondsmen aud locked up in
the jail. They regarded the amount OF his
bail, $4,000, ~ TOO much Of a risk. Is l.
understood that Chebourn Il ia tue hands
OF the police at The sub-staiion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Rnftred tho DRY none..

lSEeclHi telegram 10 the Dlspaphl
GREENSBORO. n. c., July 22.-llOn. John
NJ. Brewer, Republican member OF Congress
from this district, has caused general rat
Ting OF dry bones IA the Republican camp by
voting with the Democrats for the Mills bill.
A Joint meeting OF the Republican leaders in
this district was held here last night TO con-
fer over the aSkwardneSs ard general Gus
sedness OF the situation, but 1t appears to he
quite difficult TO pour oil on tn troubled
waters, az Brewer boldly maintains bis de.
fance aud stubbornness. II was learned TO-
day that resolutions were passed in the con-
ference yesterday and last night strongly
condemning the aioresaid Brewer for his
Democratic prochvites, aud In evidence OF
this fact the North state (RepublicAn) has
taken down from its masthead the name OF
Brewer. At present the outlook for the Re-
pubhcans in this State presents gloomy as
pect, IS their forces are badly scattered, with
the State organization going to pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
monmnrth.Pnrl. Races.
10y leleeraph to no Dlspatch.l


NEW York, July %. The attendance ri
the Monmouth Park rsce.lrack to-day was
very large. The course was in good condi-
lion.
First race--seyen furIongs-B rait won ;
swift second, Flageoletta third. Time,
1921.
second race-three quarters OF a mile
TippsisG won; Favorable lcolt) second, Ca
dence tcOlD tbird. time, 1:lji.
Third race-a mile and a qnarter-llace
Laud won; Paragon second, Kaleidoscope
third. Time, 2:l3.
Fourth Tace-One mile and quarter
No0tague and Ward ran dead heat;
AreiiBo second. Time. 2:lGi.
Fifth racs-five furlongs- Britannia won;
Sir Joseph second, Van Cloche third. Time,
1:02.
sixth race--the Scud stakes, i've furlongs-
sneedwell Won; Mona second, Rowland
third. Time, loo.
Seventh race one mile and furlong-
Malaria won; Long Knight second, Bonnie
S. third. Time, 1856.
Eighth Tace--steeplechsse over fun
coarse-Jim HcGowsn won; Retributiou
second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH SUNDAY. JULY o. 1888

pounds sold - lard, 20 thut the purchaser
may be advised OF the real nature OF the
article be purchases. TIE bill is similar in
character 70 the oleomarssrine law, which
has given almost universal satisfaction. The
importance OF the measure will become
apparent when II Il stated that the
annual lard product OF the United States u
valued at $50, 900. IL IL business OF
vast commercial importance and OF vital ID
terest TO the farmer and hog-grower. IL ~
an undispuied fact. says the committee, that
parties are now engaged Ia the msnuiaetnfe
aud sale OF the compounds sold az lard, and
that At least one Of thee compounds con-
iains no trace OF lard whstever. The com-
mittee submits that II IA impossible to justify
the practice OF such deception a. this, aud IL
therefore, recommends the passage OF the
hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Raratoss Races.

fIiy telegraph 70 tbs Dispatch.l
g SARATOGA, July 2S.-TDe FIRST race to-day
was three quarters OF a le--Yum. Yum
won; Eanner-Hesrer second, Lottle Wal
third. Time, l:lGt.
second race--AlabaTna stafes-rDie and a
iurlong- Bella y. won; Losangeles second,
Pose ihird. Time, 1888.
rbiri rsce--iree handicap sweepstskes-
nile ard one sIxteenth--Dad won; yoshurg
second. Brown Duke third. Time, l:i9t.
Fourth race-tbree quarters OF a mile
Queeu Of Trumps won; Bootmaker second,
Chilhowie third. Time, Iii.
Fifth race free handicap steepIechase,
fractional course. At The first hedge War
ringtpn, ridden by Mr.. Morris, gentle
man rider, fell and relied over him. The
horse lay r.otiouless for minute. but tsea
got up slowly and pulled his unconscious
rider around whose hands the reins were
wrappedl q few feet. Mr.. Morris Is still I'M
conscious. HE back is thought TO be broken.
.ic Is bleeding Internally and has small
chance OF livisg. K,liarDey, Beecbmore, and
Abraham ran IN the order named 10 the last
jump, which tue frst two took together.