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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
aUsTIxGs COURr.
The Grand Jary brings In Number
Of IndictInenfs

Tho March torn Of tho Bustngs Court began
Yesterday Judge Fiizhugh, of the Chsucery
Court. presided for Judge WIZ. who is aosen
from tho cty.
Tho grand iury-Nr. Joan v. Higgins fore
r1en-found The following true blls of lndict-
ueur.
JANE, F. Hubsnd. three ind -tmen,s Tor forging
o.. -ie-le 81 Mrs. o.. ". Ferguson D orders for
GnlI4u's Extract oi bccL
thr house Of ". G.. Mayo aud stealing sev9n
sIrs three p0csot-hO)ss. four silver spoons,
rrec silver FORKS. aud two pocket hsudAef-
walter Cra--hAeli. for bress.ng into 'ae house
81 Ioury.G. cannon With iniont 10 conm's lar
ce1y.
Horace Wal.or airs william Taylort ih-eo
indictments. two Tor entering tro house Ot Nic-
rhen Futney chi carrying away lcat water-
pipe va 'lcI % si1 AMI s,1. All one ior enter
Ing re lou5e oi Ella b. Jenkins end carry
iusaFav rafer-ripe 20 The value oi t-O
Walter johnson. fo- forging Tie name OF :.
F L04corb 20 certain orders
Inom1s Hewlett. for unaTiully shooting az r.
+ +. Jo.e- $50 intau. Go stL
Washington NNer tor entering ih" mousse y
p. Williams auI stealing one overtoat O. mo
+ lester ''lrcru.ar. Tor uniawfuly shooting a.
I.es Fr.v,or. f5r entering tho e,aiI - Frank
| Ginse.r. a- the >c. nui market tnf staaiinS ono
tlIr.. -.rIe- % .t. value oI .-5t
HI. ...tr.l-un. .i'.r Charge
,.s-..- iet. fr entering car ro F'i@ ot The
. Chesapeake and Duio hallway toAi ihy A"l
sicaln- 81 eolh oi corn.
. s.. -.J.Nl.nn. same charge.
I...tveI irrae lui James ht;roF'' 10y ea' 70
ing .na lf.-.l l....s .I e.. ii. M spar. end soaiuE
r.., sent. In .r-t.I states CURRENCY.
o.. 30. uauu.aa1, 'gc permitting unlawful
g.m.n, d. bis horse.
Doyle. fa-ra .aafl'is p.1yine game of 'tri-.
Timothy Trs.ri.n. I'r setting up ami pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

Vt. UlrEIna WlNFI IIHI NnHn me I0un'I az
iourn ii 90 go mce. leZt thursday evening 10
consider the OK nance. Adopted.
INCREASE oF PAY.
The resolution from the Committee on Light
recommending an increase Ia tue pay OF soysrai
employees 30 ihat department VAS referred "
he Finance Committee.
IHA. CITY PRINTING CONTAGIOUS,
The Committee on Accounts and Printing Of
fercd a resolution thag the City ClerR b ia
structsd 90 inform the hegds o. the dspartmens
not o. advertise IN ANY pnpc- o. purchase sup
plies from any ono but the city contractors.
Adopted.
30 PAY FOR COrcCiLMEN.
TIE Committee on ketrenchmeni and Reform
returned the resolution refrrrei 20 them pro-
yiding for paying the msm bers Of The CiIy Coac-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

A Fool for tho Nerves ant Bra.a. An absolute
rurs for Nervous Headache. Metal Weakness.
Despoadeucy, sni , pOsli.ye cure Tor ths Liquor
HABIT sold - ". Il. >c0rr Frankiin aud soyea-
tsel "a Streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

sll widths. kinds. and colofs which Is part OF
the Boston st0cs at &C., &C., &C., &C.. lic aud loc,
worth from lsAc. 10 60c. Elegant Sash Ribbon,
l9c. InE COaEs COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

THE celebrated NiOoN A White Or~n. ,p
helu'.iu. uir1r cases a. nmuc. Ni1or &
CO.'S ilf $ 3 pes wet..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
phl,liDs'sDiQestible Cocoa

produces a feeling OF hgh'ness snd buoyanry,
a., against that OF welgh,, l. atache. and depr,--
sion. $50 common vita tas ordinary cocoas
YOur lruggs, aul ero.er have L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

Everything which belongs 70 pure, healthy
blood Is impaired by Hood : Ssrsaparilla A trlal
will convince you of is merit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

Beautiful fh0t0erapbs-i0"e't prices ISs
GALLERY, Tsuth ard Main streets. siTcand Fho-
tograpns. co.,. oLe dozen cahi0ets, &ijL
Copies from oil pictures beautifully nksn,
aud a. low prices. Agents van od.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

When Baby was SILK. vo e've .er caFor's.
When sh-w,s CbHI. size s..eI. .or olstorn
Wlm a, became 'i. ..s c.ff to tas'"r'
Ulaa aho had Ctndren She gave .hem cas'or.A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

20 30 S1Aunrt rro'iae" uA' ,n9''' U.s. IN i,rt
~ "a ~ ranil' power ''1 '"ti ~ .' 49,, '-'' 80,
W '1 ana cfefy i'ci. ih '' ..N' '.,i-,,..trs
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control he ,ia..- ,- ,,. ,a4 l,~i,, r. vol's De
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OIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
rElHE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
OF TaE NURSERY.
The following 10 an extrG,t from lettor writ
tom ~ the GermGn R.foruD& Messenger, Gt Cnaal-
b.isbIrgu, Penn.



Iustopen the door Tor ner, and Mrs Wiaslow
WILL prove the American Floronce NlghHngA,s
of The Nursery. Oi this Wo are ~ sure that ~
will teacn our ">usy' 10 say. "A blcsslng on
Mira Winsow' for helping her 70 survive and
es,ape tho griping. cohcking and teethins
r.ece. MRS WINsLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the chld from pain and cures dys-
eurery and dia-rhea. u soi.ens the gums, To-
daces Inflammation. cures wlne-oolic, and car
rios ne infant safely through the ieethins 20
rioi li performs precisely what 1, processes %
perform. every part of it-nothing less We
have never seen Mrs Minslow-knOw her only
ihr1ogh tho preparation Of her "soothinS
syrup Tor Children Iooining.' II We had tho
power We would MAKE her, ~ she Is, physical
saviour 10 the infant race. sold by all drug
gislA q cents bottle. "a lecod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

rIE ClrY's AssEtS
Ew,li be seen rom the above statement ma,
VI beglu uis nseai yoar win n0aiine 1oo. ol
t1Dl.B53. sud that wo aro within <0fo''V4 " VIZ
hinig o. our b0udod debt ,..
And Jet 1t wlu be yery gratifying " oui '~A-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
TIVE LIGHT OF THE CITY.



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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

Tho list Of property consists mostly OF casl
tii g4 5D gu1 w9' secured notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

q,,i. depsrtment is Ia nne condition. ani has
u,., in It's employ nf'oon officers aud l!s men, of
which number twenty-five are station-meh ana
ninaty. tbroe runners. There are IN @ctlNe ser
wee sir steam hre-ongines. two hook-ahd-Iadler
,Iocss seyen hose carts, one nose-reel drawn by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The LEGISLATURE at its las sess ION SD amended
ne ,.ity cnarter As % transfer the mhnaeein .ri
Of The Fire Department from the c'nLol az q
I1.,.,.1 .on,nittee o. a Board of lDo CommI8-
.iooers. Who were appointed by me b'afl oi
pnnlic intere-ts The gentlemen Who cOl7ulul9
tie Fire Board are 40 well known Tor ihel9 Al-l
'n.r,,ter aud integrity a. 10 give every a'su-
- ,tat me interests of tho ci.y aud Ol iho do
,,a,.,rosnt will 10 carefully guarded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05
ELECiRIc LIGnr.

The city ts nov under oOnifgr with The Rich
-, 80 schuyler Electric Light Company for cleo
,p,. Iightn Ws are using l53 Of thetr lamps on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

wa oroustpnt our works IN Good condition and
fheY REFUGE ne price of sas Co oi .ees. tL2j per
thousand foet ard even le.s "a large consumers.
rhis reduction will b. necessary 70 W expect
10 keep cur lArgos. cIt.meT-, io "honi .h5
heefric-l gnt Company iS alf7aiy ouernS iloo-
ral trducon.onts t0 Uso their !igh.
Cbrauen ths .ost II production py improved
,,c,to3. of manufacture. ihea reduce the price
a. consumers. anf you VIII greatly Increase the
r.vspuos Of thls department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

1~1'r io.--Ihe ni.GT- Streets ana
Nciig4 Ifu.h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-05

The Government approl lr1fions ars used only
fnrteeprning he channel, bIf % Is cIteIiy liu-
-. .h-tru.fiaus. IBIS u.. r.ty must 40. Ias
truo-,ts .n tl.e harhur .rnm ,lo Ore hot- a-e nut
n.irs removed "a rapidly as tley should hc.
and most heartily endorse the aspiration Di
M. committee on James River Improve MfuL
~ ,g,,a..,rr fund. NAV le needed Tor lLat pure
ne. Only $4,000 is asked for th.s work during
ihs corning year. We canuo. loqe u't the
Coverunse ent VIII continue lts li-rral aifiopna-
tors for J-epeulns Tie chaulci 20 We manifest
s,,v h.-ita ion ln doing whatever IS u.-cs5aty l0
Keen the harlor clean.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
FIRST REGIMENT OFFICERS


\ called meeting Of the officers Of the six
comprising the First Virginia regiment OF
volunteers. was held M the Armory last
might for the purpose Of elccting field officers
Of The regiment.
There were present the following:
Company Il: Captain II. {. Jones. First
Lieutenant J. Il. Tenant. Second-Lieule en-
ant +. ". Clclf.
Company \ (RichmOnd Graysa: CAPTAIN
4. Gray BossieuX. first-Lieutenant +. {.
Garrison, ~ecOnd-licutenant j. II. Gibbs.
Company f.: Captain Il. \. Jacobs, First
Lieutenant j. L. Davis (abscnU. Second
Lieutenant II. \. Amos.
Company {: Captain Ncriweather Jones.
first-lieutenant !. II. thencry, Second
Lieutenant ". r. Mosby.
Company ID: Captain {. Gasscr. First
Lieutenant -. second Lieutenant -.
Company +: Captain T.. Il. Thomson.
firsi-Lieuienant -, SeCond-Lieutenant
". II. ihompkns.
The officers elected were:
Captain Henry &. Jones. OF Company b.
walker Light Guard, was unanimously
elected colonel of the Regiment.
Major \. l.. Phillip was elected lieutenant
colonel
Captain j. II. Derbyshirc, adjutant of the
Regiment. was elected major.
The appointment of an adiutant 10 fiji
Mayor Dcrhy>hirc place will be announced
at 4 later day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

The regular monthly meeting of the City
school Board was held at the Richmond
High school yesterday afternoon at 6
o'clock.
Present: J. Taylor Ellyson chairman. L.
u. ~jarhc. J. 4. DickcrsOn. \. l.. Phillips.
T. Wiley Davis, i. II. Chpcrs, j. Taylor
strltton. and William VI. Turpin, ". +. Fox.
superintendent; {. l.. Rady. clerk. Mr.
William l.oNensicin WAS absent from the
city.
The superintendent William +. Fox. sub
miited hiIm0nihly report. shOwin. the con-
dition Of the schools for the previous month.
Number Of schools. 23,; teachers Dos to-
tai enrolment, 1889; monthly. enrolment.
io.li0; average daily attendance.
H.sl; percentage, %. This shows
% total enrolment of 3j1 pupils
more than the corresponding month last
wear. The superintendent saws that the
schools opened well. and reports from the
principals and teachers, Indicate that con-
duct and studiousnoss Of the pupils is cX-
cepilonlily good. The superintendent re-
ports that the night schools were opened on
Che "a of October at Elb1 Springfield. and
Nicholson building. There has been a
much larger enrolment than that Of last
year. and the pupils are trying hard TO profit
10y the instruction. There arr three schools
az Elh.. three ~ Springfield. and two M
Nicholson, all OF which are well attended.
The enrolment is 2l7. and the percentage -.
Mis-, Matte h. Elicit. Essie Curtis and
Nollie Robinson were elected reserve
teachers for Springfield and Nicholson
schools. Misses Winnie l.. Tyrec and Mary
+. pettiit were elected reserve teacher, for
Elha school.
Afior transaction of routine business the
board adjourned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
STILL ALIVE.
The Negro Who Was Reported Killed at
uaidcn's Adventure.

correspondent from Goochland Court
house writes under date of Yesterday, that
the negro man. Ben. Branch. who il was
currently reported was struck and killed
saturday by an excursion train ut Maiden's
Adventure, on the Richmond and Aleghany
railroad. is still alive. lie left his home in
Powhatan with the intention of being an ex-
cursionist, but was sent back yesterday i'm
highly critical condition. The accident
occurred at Lees Landing. six miles east
of Maiden's, and was the result Of an at
tempt TO cross the track while the train was
approaching the station. The train was one
or the occasional colored excursions
run from Gladstone TO Richmond.
and Branch who was late in cross
ing the ferry, aud. arriving at the depot.
Needless of the hasty warning Of the depot
agent, tried 10 gain the platform on the 3D.
posiie side Of the track, and was struck i'm
the act of crossing He was thrown of the
track and damned against the platform.
breaking both bones in the lelt lee. bruising
the shoulders and neck. and innictlng two
severe cuts on his head. rendering him TO
tally insensDlc. He was promptly prc-
sided for and was taken under treatment
by DIR. Barrett. with pr. Turpin in consnlta-
ton, and Is now as well as the nature OF hi.
ease admits. He was sufficiently strong Ia
be sent back across the river yesterday 10
Mr. Jack Gilliams. his employer. He j. !
sixty years old. and his escape from imme- /,
late death Is remarkable.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

In the City Circuit yesterday four suits
were tried.
X. l.. Christian Il Go. against John c.
Teller. Judgment for plaintiffs $263.sl.
Isaac Elgeubrum against w. r. Grubbs
4 co. Judgment for plaintiff $3in.ll
:. I. lathrop against Richard Carter.
Judgment for the plaintiff for Slj9.51.
l.. y III. I. Anthony n Co., against A. de
lemos. Judgment for plaintiff in the sum
Of.S2O2.S0.
\ few eases We're dismissed and a num-
Der Of DEGREES were entered of no interest to
the public.
JOHNSON ". THE Il. L.. 7. COMPANY.
Mr.. Luther VI. johnson instituted a suit
in the CITY Circuit Court Yesterday through
his counsel, Mr.. u. &. Richardson, against
the Richmond Union Passenger Railway
Company. The suit is for $1,000. Mr..
johnson /, the gentleman who
was so badly shocked by getting
his feet and body into the opening of IN,
electric car on fifth street some weeks ago
II was believed ~ the time that the car i'm
lufch threw Mr.. J0hnson's feet In the OPEN
ins ana the current M the same moment
being turned on shocked him TO such an
extent ~ 10 cndanger his life.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
CORPUS LEAN
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
The Baptist General Educational ""'-
GrnnI Work of The ColIc.c -tudcnis.

Grand work of the College students.
DIR. ". u. Thomas preached at Grace
street Baptist Church Sunday morning in
the absence Of the pastor, DIR. Hatcher.
who j. conducting revival srfNirr 200 Lex
inefon. Nv. DIR. Thomas preached nom ihe
text. lit Is cXpcdicnt ilr YOU That go
away"
Al the close of the sermon Mayor Ellyson.
the secretary Of the General Education
Board. made a warm. earnest appeal in De-
halfof the Board. which he stated had
thirty--cyen YOUNG men depending upon
them for education at the Richmond 'ol-
legc. and fifteen 90 the Theological 'eni-
mary. Louisville. Ky
4 public collection was taken. and q very
encouraging amount realized NJ h-hi
DR.. =. \. Goodwin. of the West N1in-ell0cl
church. delivered the annual sermon before
the Baptist Library Association.
4 few olsthe students ol Richmond toi-
logp have been doing good work conduct
ing religious meetings an thc rNnltrnii1f',
Police Court and almsh0u-c. sunday m0rf-
inc 20 9o'clock divine services were com
Quoted no the poniieunary. Al II O'Clock a
meeting WAS held at the soldiers Home and
at =. VI. at tine alm-house.
Rev. C.. !. Williams conducted a very
successful religious meeting at the Police
Court. sunday night at O'Clock. quite "a
number of tine inmates of these institutions
has, leon converted during these meetings.
Roy. N. b. Lea. some years ago assistant
% tho rector fist. james. hut NOW in charge
of the church 40 Culropgr preached 800 r.
jaime. last SUNDAY morning. and spoke 900
the childrsn's meeting in the afternoon.
FIRST DNGil-u LJruERANiC utfcn.
ley. Mr. uendorlitc. e visiting brother
preached in This church sunday morning.
Ills text was from Gal. ri ; and 0. "N nai-
,0a,pr % man sOwcih shall he also reap i-
a tri,th IN reference 10 vegetation That an
admit. but plul -ra}eir asserts it 1s "a -pii-
iunl truth of equal force. The punish
merits for sim are uo more confined io thi.
world than the rewards of obedience. All
attachments.
The congregation at thi, church were
much pleased and encouraged TO give at-
tontiOn 90 things.
Before the sermon Mr.. Gro.nor, leader OF
the choir. sang " Flee a. 70 Bird
Next sunday. the nearest 90 reformation
Day. the morning sermon by Che pastor
Rev. Mr.. MoSer. will boz ON Earlier Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
THE U. S. FRIGATE CHICAGO
To Sail from Richmond TO Hoston To-
Day--Dcscription OF Her Armament. sc.


| The United states frigate Chicago will
| sail from Richmond to-day for Boston.
Massachusetts. She was built by Mes-rs.
| Allen 4 Gintcr Of cigarettes and tobacco
| leaf
Major Ginter never looses an opportunity
10 display his cigarette works. and In 50
doing always advertses Richmond, and his
late success in winning medals AT the Am.
stertlam and Paris Expeditions has induced
him TO make another display ut the Boston
Maritime Exposition, which commences on
the ith Of November.
The United states frigatc Chicago, OF
which his is perfect model, il a man-of-
war. and has recently been launched into
the deep nj New York harbOr. III was only
q few months ago that her admiral stepped
aboard Of her and declared her mechanism
perfect.
The Chicago is coal protected steel
frigatc. built Of mild steel Of domestic
manufacture. She was built al EOachs
ship-yard. Chester. Pa. and WAS finished AZ
the New York lt,yy-yard. Her length is
33l feet and 4 inches. She displaces loo
tons. and has an indicated horsepower
OF 1000. Major Ginter's model of this great
ship il an accurate proportion Of the Origi-
nal. II il seven and Onc-half feet Ion. and
thirteen inches broad. and weighs about
seven hundred pounds. The scantlings and
general construction Of the model j. made
Of cigarettes and the bright leaf of which
the cigarettes are made. The formation Of
IL j. wonderful.
Mr.. Isaac \. Gentry. under whose super
vision the work was executed. says the dis
play Of this firm. made at the Virginia EX-
position last year, will bear no comparison
70 this one.
The armament is made entirely Of cigar
cites. The large cigarettes, which repre-
sents the eight inch guns, are mounted upon
half turrct- on spar deck. The ship j.
placed in large wooden basin Of water
and is kept continually in motion by
an electric motor. Each officer of the
crew has his quarters in the ship; that OF
the admiral and the captain are placed AFT
on the gun deck. In front If these are the
~tatc-rOOms of the navigator. executive Of
fcers. paymaster and chicf-engineer
The entire rg il made Of tobacco. the sails
If broad leaves, and the mask OF twisted
tobacco.
The display. in short. il wonder. and will
reflect credit upon Richmond and Virginia.
nj the greatest maritime event the United
~laics has ever known. The display was
made in shape Of a ship in order 10 be adj
initied and suitable for marine occasion.
II only means that another medal will be
awarded Richmond.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
THE TURF.
Results of Yesterdays Racing at Clifton.
y. J.-Intries for To-Day's Racing at
Linden Park.

J Results OF yesterdays RACING AT tlfton.
y. J.-Intries for To-Day's Racing at
Linden Park.
The following are Yesterdays results at
/ Clifton. ~. j.
First race. thrcc-quartcrs of a rsile--Jack
Rose first. MddlcstOne second, Gramcrcy
third. Time l:lyl4.
second race, one nile--Prince George
first. Belle Peyton second, Defense third.
] Time / 80.
Third race. one mile-Bccky Knott first
Lutte Arnold second, Lilly Kinney third
Time l:lsl.
Fourth race, one and one-eighth mile.
handicap Speciality first. Gardner second.
Bonanza third. Time 2:0Ol5.
Finn race. soyer-cighths Of a mile, sell
ing KEYNOTE first. Mary T. second. Cotil-
lion third. Time 1885,.
sixth race. throc-righths Of Il mile-capu-
Tin first. Guardsman second, Drumstick
third. Time l:pj3i.
YESTERDAYS RACING AT LINDEN PARK
POSTPONED STAND.
First race, fye-cighths Of a milc-Pcarl
set. ~: fiawkc-tOnc. ~: ise-Echo. q: Ro-
,arium, ~; Bradford, l25: Blue Rock, ID;
C0ld,tream, ~: TcSaguena (1lly). 90;
Civil service, 90; Iipstan, III; Village
Maid, III.
second race. one and one-eighth Of mile
-Nilfrcd. 100; llunlrcss. 10; Flitaway,
30; /cphyrus. 100; Tristan, 10; Ileydey, "a;
Jennie Mcfarland f1j.
Third race. one milc-Niyid. %; Burn
side, ~; Clay stockton. l0l; Mcriden, l0j;
Mnnola. 100; st. John. ~; Kern, los.
Fourth race, one and One-siXteenth mile
stockton. lO; Vivid. 1903; Kern. %; Al
Reed. 90; Macbeth, ~; Little Minch, 12J;
Casiaway. lu9.
Fifth rtcc. one mile. sclIin. Yictrix, f0f:
Jennie Mcfarland. 1903; Nardcc. 1903; Lone
~. lob; Bill Barnes. lo3: /ephyrus. 1l3:
parsuan. lo1; Rupert, lo2; Hamburg. o.:
Glendale, los.
Sixth race. three fourths Of a mile, selling
Ozone. Oh; Veronica. i0i; sam Morse, l03:
Sir William. 100: Hop, FLY. 10; Rosctte,
no; Mamie H., loo; Acfuittal, colt, i07.