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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11
LOG Al NOTES.

The heat of yesterday was the strong
est reminder we have yet had of the
/ fragrant summertime.
Mr.. Charles +. Boiling. superinten-
/ dent of our water-wOrks left the city
Yesterday TO attend the session of the
New England Water Association. in Sc
spouse $50 an invitation from It 60 come
up and tell what ho knew of our water
works. the fame Of which has attracted
the attention of the brisk New Eng
lauier-.
Captain $. 5 Dinwiddie. attorney-at-
law. Russell county. Is IN the city.
There was an unusual number of yes
sells in Che dock yesterday. consisting of
seventeen schOOners aud two German
bri.s. the latter being loaded for North
America. A schooner with cargo of
fruit. bananas. and plneapples from the
West Indies was being GnlOaded.
Yesterday the commissions of the
thirty policemen who were reelected
last week TO serve for three years more
from July lst, wero all made out aud
signed By Edgar b. White, clerk, and
delivered tO the Mayor. There are six
IS commissions, two FIR each man. one
to bo flied with the clerk.
In the Chancery Court Yesterday
decd from >. W and j. l.. Wiltshire to
Henry BrieL conveying thirty.One feet
of land ou ihe west side of Twenty
seventh street, between NJ and n, tor
~l,1fO, was admitted to record.
The Richmond Veteran Grays Asso-
citation Will meet tomorrow at the Fnst
Regiment ArmOry TO join IN with the
Richmond Grays lO participate M the
basket pic uic which viii be- held by the
Grays tomorrow at Providence Forge.
A collection was taken up for the
benefit Of the Jamestown sufferers at
Second Baptist church last Sunday
morning. Toe amount was turned over
70 Mayor Eiiys)n. lie said last night
that he would be- glad 10 forward any
money sent him for that fund.
The rehearsal for the oratorio concert
viii take place tonight at the Second
Baptist church. The second perform
alce takes place next Monday night al
tine church and will b. a'repetition Of
the performance given week OF 80
ago.
An entertainment will be given at
Old Market Hail Friday night for the
benefit OF the JOhnst0wn sufferers. A |
performance will b. given consisting Of |
magic lantern exhibition, songs ana /
solos.
Mr. W. Y. Glaz brook, Of this city, /
while playing with parlor rifle, acci-
denially shot himself yesterday at Ash
and. lie was no, seriously hurt.
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IN THE FRENCH CEMETERIES.
That Fayoritc Emblem. the Everlasting
Flower, Superseded by the oia-s head

Flower, Superseded by the 0iAss Bead.
The everlasting flower, vhich used 70
be the favOritc emblem OF mourning m
the French cemeteries. has now been
almost Superseded by the glass bead. At
the recent festival of the dead. TO every
person who carried n wreath Il inmor-
telcs to the cemetery n hundred carried
wreaths of beads. Those who along the
shores Of the Mediterranean gather the
everlasting flowers to be sent 10 Paris
must b. sorcly tried by this change Of
custom. There is little town called
Ollioules. near Toulon. whose inhabitants,
about g. 500 in number. have for many
years earned their living by collecting tho
everlasting flowers on the sun sc0rched
hills and preparing them for commerce.
Care must b. taken to pick them m the
bud. for If the inll0resccnce IS advanced
the seeds will ripcn afterwards, and the
SO called flower. which botanists describe
very differently, will fall to pieces. There
is still "A certain demand for immortcllos
in Paris, for'thoro are workshops in the
Roquette quarter where women are com
stantly employed in making them into
wreaths, crosses. etc. This Is usually
done by fastening the heads Of the flowers
upon foundation of tightly packed
straw.
But, as I have already stated. &c is the
bead wreath that IS now q In mode The
change is not ono for the better. The
immortolle. although it is one of nature
sham flowers Is. like the amlranth. q
poetic emblem of eternity. That 10 de-
Gays. those who went 20 the camctoriOs
on All Saints or An Souls had ample
evidence but it VIII last few years
without looking very shabby IT, there
fore. imposes no great tax on expense
upon mOurncr5 10 rut q fresh wreath over
the old one as the latter wears ont The /
bead wreath is without beauty and with. }
out any If that association of poetic and T
religious idea which gives an emhIematc
value. II is simply am economical oype- /
dent; glass beads do NOT Wear out. and .
when they are strung uponwirc that does F
not rust they remain where they aio .
placed year after year. quito unchanged f
By wind and weather
The French are practical people. and /
they appear 90 have come 90 the concIu /
sion that the best emblem of Immortality I
20 put upon % tomb is made of glass and /
wire. The reasoning may be- sound. bat /
the taste is dctestablc The bead wreath |
Is D. lamentable invention, ON a. par with (
hat of the metallic flower which /, to hc 4
seen in "a pot ON mauy grave i'm the /
Paris cemeteries. The French are m-
ioubtedly "a nation of highly cultivated +
.astc; but their decorative sense has an
inherent tendency TO break out INTO ul +
yarity and iawdr.ness. We soc this in /
their rocco huildines. like the Grand /
Opera house, where unity of design and +
noJlcncss of proportion have been utterly
sacrificed 90 the nashy alommcnt that
the crowd mistakes Tor art. And SO.
there is no country m th' world that
contains SD many superb examples Of
pure architectural taste as France
Paris Cor Boston Transcript
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MANCHESTER
Item. OF sn,ere., from Across tie River

Items OF Interest from Across tie River
The June meeting of the City Coun
Gil will he held Friday night.
The colored military company OF
Manchester paraded the streets yester
day.
4 combined excursion Of the Druid.
Of Richmond aud Manchester left foI
Providence Forge yesterday morning
The Richmond and DanyIlle railroad
shops shut down yesterday for holiday
4 number OF persons from Richmond
passed through the ci:y yesterday on
route to Walkers Glen and the Monitor
fleet.
Quite q number Of persons from Man
chester and immediate vicinity went
ont to Chesterfield Courthouse yester.
day morning.
Rev. T.. ". Peterson. Of the Central
church. and Rev. Mr. Laughon. OF the
Filth-street church, exchanged puipits
Sunday night.
Sunday was observed as Children s
Day at the Bainbridge-street Baptist
church. The usual morning services
were dispensed with and the children
given full sway.
Some tins before the appointed hour
the church was well filled. and before
the beginning Of the entertainment a
large number had TO be turned away.
The exercises were conducted entirely
bv the children. all the members of the
infant class and few others from the
lecture room participating. The eX-
eIci.es consisted of dialogues. rCcita-
tions and singing, and the young ones
scquit.cI themselves admirably.
Sunday about - O'Clock, Charles
New By. a cOlored youth fifteen years of
age. was drowned while bathing M
Falling Greek near Murchies mill.
Newly. who could not swim. went in
bathing With two other boys and had
been PLAYING around i'm shallow water
for some time. when he jumped into a
hole beyond his dep.h and sank before
assistance could reach him.
He was warned of the danger OF the
spot several times, but either Disregard
ed the advice of bis friends or fell i'm
accidentally.
His body was recovered and taken TO
bis home near Branch s Church.
a collection. amounting to about
twenly-eight dollars. was taken up for
the benefit of the Sunday-school Bible
Board of the Southern Baptist Couven-
ton This collection Is separate and
apart from the usual annual collection
taken up for thispuTpose BY the church.
Delegates from Chesterfield to the
State Convention We're not appointed
at the courthouse yesterday. They viii
be chosen i'm district meetings some time
next month.
The entertainment. under the auspices
of the \. NJ. &. A.. 40 the Leader Hall
tonight promises TO beyery interesting.
We publish this morning a most in-
teresdug leror from our European cor
respondent. Thomas Nelson Page. who
viii send us a weekly letter during bis
foreign tour. Il was expected for our
Sunday edition, but owing 20 the disas-
tiers by flood and field. got late.
Hereafter we expect 70 make this
contribution Il feature Of our Sunday
manor
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Al the capitol.

Calling at the cihce OF the Second
Auditor Yesterday. it was ascertained
that el4.0O0. eco OF funded RIldieberger
SIS had been exchanged for 5000. 900
new IS, Of which 500 600 have been
cancelled.
Ia the First Auditors Office il was as
ceriaiued that Robert Ice, of Danyille.
had boon sent over the hill to tue peni-
Tertiary for grand larceny. there to IT,
main one year. aud Daniel Wood, Of
Nottoway, hSe years for malicious
shooting
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tandrum. julia Sanders, Lula Pope Cassie
l.vnc. Grace Landrum.

,andrum. Julia Sanders, Lula Pope, Cassie
lyne. Grace Landrum.
PREPARATORY sCH0of.
,,,cmo,or.- .Gracc I.andrum. Minnie Jones
sadie >fcarns. M.ttle Rex, M,ttie ltamkcr'
cosslc Ivnc. Mamie Hates, NAV landrum'
Mades landfum : florence Beverage.
f,,o0raDhy Mamie Rates, Madgc Lam
d,,im. Matte KcN. Bessie Bel Davis. BESSIE
Unrou. Mabel Vaughan. May I.andrum, Mat
40 Raut<eN. Mnlcn Burnett, Mary Soodc.
JTirforU. Matte Rex. Manic Rates niiN
TanIrunt. Ioiiic Campbell. Madge L'ndrum'
tlorence Bcvorldgc, Matte komkcy. Bessie
4riihmcf,c. Matte Ramkey, Malen FUR
nett Bessie BELL Davis. Bessie hnHtn' Mndso
Isndrnm. Mary Goodc. Iottle Campoel-
PREPARATORY GRADS.
Arithmetic Grace laudrum. Cassie Lyme.
Clara Ward. Matte Rex. sadie St~arns, Ju-
I'm sanders. Lula Pope. May landfun' Lucy
pn,scn Mabel Vaughan. Minnie Jones
J,rengrnforU Latin. TIARA ward trace
Io,df1m. Bessie frostlc. Matte Rex. Julih
sanders. Cassie Lyme, Minnie Jones, Emma
s. Iisory - Modgc Iandrum. Florence
Rcvertaec. May Iandiuni, Matte "cA' Mamie
,s,;sSograplgy.-Madrc Lapdrum. Fioronte
rcverldre. Iottic Campbell. Mamie Rates
Matte lex. Mabel Vaughan, MAY i@hnruin
EYrr Grammar Matte Rex, May Ian
dfutn CnsSic LYME, Niunlc jones' Manic
Rates. mabel Vaughan, Grace iAndiuii'
second 0rammar. -Madge Iandrum. Flor
enco Beverldgo, Lottle campbell, Matte
Slcond arithmetic. Madge Iandrum
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said defendant shall have produced be-
fore this court the books and writings
called for in the bill. or until the further
order Of the court, but the process OF
injunction shall issue until the com
plaiuant. or some one for 1t. shall nave
entered into bond. with good security,
to be approved by the clerk OF the
court. in the penalty OF 100000, with
condition 10 pay such costs and damages
"a may be adjudGed against II, IN case
the injunction hereby awarded shall be
dissolved.
George 5. Bernard, Of Petersburg.
and Judge 4. l.. Holiday represent the
Plaintiffs; Edgar Allan and j. Samuel
Parrish are counsel for the defendants;
G.. b. Tree IS given as security for
plaintiffs.
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Richmond i,owl,zer. Reunion.

The annual celebration OF the Rich
moud llowitzers took place yesterday
at Warwick Park. The company. in
command of Captain John a. Huiche'
sou. marched down to the wharf and
took the boat FOR the park early in the
morning, and later in the day the
guests and Howilzsr association cane
down. The boat made three trips. each
time bringing down number Of the
guests of the company. The day was
one long to be- remembered. and was
spent IN innocent amusements of all
kinds. An interesting game OF base
ball was played between the association
and the present company. Below will
be found the score:
HO"ltzer company I'D runs.
ll0witZer assOciatiOn..23 runs.
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tire party returned to the city at 1880
clock.
Oiey Battery Association went to the
Old Pump-house Yesterday, and there
snjoys ed themselves.
There were excursions to all parts OF
the State contiguous to Richmond. IN
cludirg Norfolk. Providence Forge
West Point. and picnic grounds along
the. line of the railroads leading out
from Richmond.
Everybody enjoyed themselves. but
none more so than those who went to
Seven Pines, where refreshments. soda
water, limeade. sandwiches, and other
good things were served.
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LlnelaI ,onl,lnnllnn. Ilom l,raeI,le,

An urgent appeal having been rec
ceived from tine l-raeiiies of johns
town, Pa. for immediate assistance. "a
meeting was held al Beth Ahaba Syna-
g0euc Sunday morning. June o, 1889.
The meeting was called 20 order by
Rev 4 Harris. Mr.. Moses Millhiser
was chosen chairman; Mr. Moses Thai
hmer, secretary. aud Mr.. Charles
Hutzier, treasurer.
Ii was resolved that one-half OF The
subscriptions received be sent direct %
the lsiaeiites If Johnstown. aud that
the other half be turned over TO the
general fuld for the benefit Of the
JOhnstown sufferers.
The following committee was ap-
pointed TO solicit subscriptions and
make disposition of the funds. viz :
Charles Milihser. Julius Stfaus, Emau-
uel Rlab. Fred. 5, Myers. William Cans,
J.. H. Morris. II. s. liufzler, Simon
Sycle. Ellis Bottieheim-r. Noses Thai
Inner and Charles uuizler.
At this meeting over 5000 was imme-
dalely sub.crbod and &c is expected
that the lsrael.tes of Richmond Will
raise at least $1,000. which Will be ia.
dependent of very liberal subscriptions
through their various societies.
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CnANCERY COURT.
The wsIi OF Dr. a. Moore Admitted 10
Probate Injunction Granted.

The will OF Or. Samuel Preston Moore
was admitted to probate in the Chance
~ Court yesterday. The estate Is val
ued At S14, 600. and is all left 10 his " ife,
who il not required 70 give security as
executrix of the estate.
Judge W. S. Barton. Of the Tenth Ju-
dicial Circuit, Fredericksburg. &c.
awarded All injunction according to the
prayer Of the bill to restrain the Postal
Gable Company. its agents
aud attorneys. from further proceed
Jugs in the County Court OF SUSSEX
county for the condemnation for
right Of way upon the roadway OF the
plaintiff in the said county, until the
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WIFI, Monday ric We, and fxeusslons

Yesterday. Whit Monday. was the
anniversary Of two OF the well known
military companies Of this city.
The Richmond Howitzers turned out
in full force yesterday. and went to
Warwick Park. where they enjoyed
themselves thoroughly along with their
many guests, who came down to the
park IN the afternoon barges. The en-
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WOLF
Lithia Water.
ANTI-ACID, DIURETIC
AND
ANTI DYSPEPTIC.


Asa remedy ior DNs pEI-IAfhI.tlt ....
bias achieved wonderful .Drenes. ..
tc~fcI ny nur best physicians
lu nil cases uf if dyspepsia arising f.... .
orders Of fhN stomach
FOR a. dissipation.
GiDDl MSS co., IllE HEAD
AND lOhlinIIl Ol ulf f|r..
This WATER VIII Do found h|lhIt I.....
IN ie mildly aprucnl lufl. n0fnr...
To cin n. usei bob 1ny qufntff W.f...i
effect. lfl~ specially HiHrfnI l ........
ln nil cisrs OBJ diseases ul fnr hluAIl- ...
BLADDER
THE WATER wlil he mrnlshofa.. ....
infn 40 pc ger -llllu, o. which HU.I I..-.
dci tire cost oi dcmI john. a, follows
1 gallon. boxed reaiy mr shipment al.
racu.
gallons. boxed ready lor snlpmeat sttI.,
each.
b gallons. boxed ready for .h.pmHt .ta
rfcn.
. gallons. boxed ready or shipment .tt. .,.
each.
Do can aisobe bal in cases OF an. .l.,.
haI i-Ea'lnn bottles Hf $3.50 ror clse. In ..
lti of uIl druggists
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Yesterday King Bolt, the sire Of many
colts which have made great reputa-
ton on the turf. died at the
Rulliield stables, IN Hanover county.
King Bolt was sired by Lexington,
who was of direct Arabian stock. He
was sixteen years old. There are living
eleven of his horses. all OF whom have
a good record and progeny, which are
lnlnr we'll
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81. lhe Jenn.lann .nnere,. 1

The Richmond branch o. the Ameri-
can Building and Loan Association
Andrew Pizzni Jr.. president. and ". f..
Bradley. manager. viii donate the en-
tire receipts of thfir office 30 install
ment stock of said association for the
next thirty days 10 the Johnstown suf-
ferels. The money will be handed %
Mayor Ellyson by Manager Bradley.
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The Late captain Ienr, 4. Lee.

The remains Of the late CAPTAIN
Henry c. Lee were taken yesterday
morniog on the fast train, accompanied
by Governor Lee, Sir. b. T.. Core. DR..
George Ben. Johnston, DR.. w. Angus
tus Lee, Captain j. c. Dame. and 9TH
ers. The remains were uttered during
the afternoon, the rector OF Christ Epis-
cOpal church Officiating.
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The bridge at Petersburg having been
rebuilt. passengers can now 90 through
TO Norfolk, Lyuchburg. South and
Southwest. and 10 the spIlng' IN South
west Virginia without transfer, r,u
Petersburg and the Norfolk and
Western Railroad. Fora information
apply TO r.. W. COURTNEY.
Passenger Agent.
0Ol Main street.
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There Was no session OF this court
yesterday. but Judge Samuel Is. Witt
was in his office during the forenoon
ready 10 attend 10 such dlii,s As might
deyolve upon him. Nothing of import
ance. however. tfauspir'd. To-day the
court will resume It's session at IL
O'Clock a. ".
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COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
the Removal Of sho >maii-Pox dead
ihc trimming uf frees

.... ..t,
r j''n' il','',- W .''' '",'','''t III ~
"I""u ""i 'u'- ""', '.''...
met iu i"e OHIO OBJ t'!e 10y i'''7
yesterday evening 10 ID ''o'A' I"'
rum OF both being present
Mr. Philips stated the onJect oil liie
Meeting
Dir. higgins moved that as DR. 10 j.
Christian nHd made the motion go re-
FER DO might De proper 10 near ''in Oh
lhe sHOJ .i'
Mt' Christian sala liia. hf' li'-- 10
was in eiior' D.. ""- .n'y DDS 'us-o7'' , i'
"nu u was oi 'i'' ''i'FeI B "'Oi'"t qua.
Wv ''' ".''', ''.'' ,,,.i
io,n,r.sn,s d.. ironobt r. hest a. most
p1neit Ifthe matter were POSTPONED
Six months the opti0n would hold good.
Tine matter went to tine Board under %
similar pressure.
Colonel Cuf.haw Iemurrad fo thie.
and seemed to irnlv bv hi. remarks
fbat action w.. .'..,try an once.
Mr.. Christian moved io nostpore for
one week.
Thu. was AGREED f0.
Dr. 0nranhein,ar -iatad tn1s be wes
rlsJ Dad fha r.-fo1nrnlent was made.
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lobacco. lohnccol lohaecn Z

Tarbrough IS Mid Buriey is meeting
with great favor. and is particularly
satisfactory to that class of consumers
Nho want a mild pleasant chew. II
YOU have rot tried Do. do so. L. can b.
found m any ~ the leading stores.
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Ghe Northern NAH.

Owing 10 the inability to make resu-
lar railroad connexions. the mails from
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore.
and Washington. that have recently
been arriving here at Z. ~. will not
riach this city until a. NJ. ria the
Richmond and Dauyille railroad.
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PROPOSALS..


PROPOSALS FOR CUT GRANITE.
Il Ofiice or Building for L.rary of Congress.
l35 east Capitol street. Washington. ID. g..
Nav p, 1850 Sealed proposal, for furnish
ing aud delivering all of lho cut granite re-
quired for the front walls, including The
dome OF the rOtunda, OF the building Tor the
Library OF Congress. ma this city, viii be re-
celycd at this Office until 2o'clock 4. NJ. on
SATURDAY, the 29th u y Of June, 1859. and
opened Immediately thereafter in presence
Of bidders The granite must he OF light
blush gray color ana fine grain. Spcciiicl-
lions. general Instructions ard conditions,
and blank forms OF proposal may be- obtained
on application az this Office. BERNARD
n. GREEN. superintendent and Engineer
my Is, ~ 20. 3o,3l, Ie l.I,6,s,li, 1852
81
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WILLIE FINt ID, iunuf SON of -AlfflD. ard
mann NALtNllNE.J H.. aged lO months
and 10 OHts.
Funeral win take place from So. jamie,
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When Baby was sick. Ne gave her Castore..
When She was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Cas,oria.
When she had Children, she gave them Ca.,torl>
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The very best iiuiment to apply and
rub with l. The Dixie Nerve and Bone
Imminent. ~ Price 25ceuts everyw here.
Don't use any other, and so waste time
and money.
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Regu lar excursions TO Warwick Park
and the monitors to-day by Gondola
ChlTh-"azo at 10 A. NJ. and L. NJ.
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Take the Gondola Chimbcrazo at lOlA:
NJ. and D p. NJ. today If you wish
pleasant trip 10 the monitors aud War
wick Park.
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APPOINTMENTS on STATE CADETS.

APPOINTMENTS OF STATE CADETS.
XIRGlNlAMlLlrARY INSTITUTE
The Board OF Visitors viii meet at the H..
stifutc June % Applications for appoint
menr AS -lAlECADEI> must De- addressed
tO the Undersigned. The following 5 Material
districts Nil be- vacant.
!. Washington. Sc.
~. Montgomery. sc.
y. Shenandoah. Ac.
NJ. ImqulHr. So.
NV. AlrhAu ria. 81.
XVII. Albemarlc. So.
XVIII. flutanna. So.
NAN. Charlotte. Sc.
ANlA. Petersburg. So.
AAAiil. Portsmouth. 81.
NNNiN. Hanover. Nc.
AAANl King 6eOrsc. Sc.
AAANII. AccuWHc. Sc.
AAAlA. King and Queen Sc.
The >EMICENTENNIALJTRlLEEoft the
Institute will be- held an The institute ON 80
and TN July. Al 81 cadets are .pccish, in
yited o. De present on this occasion. and greet
Alma Mater.
FRANCIS II. SMITH.
my-} tn, Ih,N a,tIyl superintendent.
state and Dispatch copy.
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PURCELL. LADD & CD

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
No. 5 Governor ST.. Piedmont. "a
ID lf-cOl
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First race. fourteen hundred yard.-Ho-
hcmian. mo; fitziumes, ilu. Volunteer
iuO Blush. 90, lady ruisifer. go; queen ui
Hearts. 100; Folio. J11, Brown Charic. ~.
second race Encore stakes three
quarter milc--Gumercy 1905; Olrrison. Iul.
Bil Letcher lOl. ha'alpa. lOi; pey'icc.
ll3. kcmpiand 1l3; Rosetta lpl; Niuciuge.
l2l: civil >ery ice, l23. Starlight. llO.
lhirl race. one and thfec-sINtecnths of a.
mile Orlfiammc, ll9 Dunhoyne. l3; lors
knight. mo; Montague. 100. Blue Rock. lOt.
Reporter. lO6; The Bourbon. lod; Major
lOmO. lO6.
lOufth race. "li ANITM ~rtKI. thrce-Qu0i-
tcrs Oi "a mile -amaIia 100. ~tucN Lass. 100.
Utility. 100; Village Maid. 100. Coriuin. loo,
Beck, ll2. Cannot, il2 ~gn "a ood. ~; l.a-
ditnt, 1l2. Ben Harrison. ll2. Cleotis. lO.:
Orator iu5; iostrr, 100; Fresno, ~; forest
King. 100. ~ciVia, 100.
liuh race, one and onc-Cighth miles
flornmOur. -. tDiinth. ~. bohemian, lr4.
tit4iamcs lO1; Ben Harrison. 81; Slug
gard. 81.
sixth race. one mile. scliup-G cncarmc.
ma; Hot scotch, 1903; Miss IhOnms. 1903.
Bob f!irey, M; Vivid, 100; Village Maid.
iUG
seventh race. one and onc-sixicenih
milcs-Orinammc. 1lg Duuboynr. lib;
Long knight, llO;J j. OB., lO7. Biggonctte.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

TIE following is The result Of the
Brighton Beach races yesterday, tele-
graphed to the Turf Exchange:
First race. iive-eighths of a mile
Woodranee first. Urlaua second, Rosa
Kader third. Time 1904.
Second race. five eisaths of mile
LittleJase first. Grace second, Century
third. limo 1909.
Third race. Gyc.eighlhs Of a mile
Aura first. Nina w. second. Chatter
third. Time l.0it.
Fourth race. seven eighth- OF "a mile.
selling Bond first. Thcora second,
Longitude third Time 1905.
Fifth race, oneand one-eighth miles
Barrister first. Brian Born second, Bar.
mum third. Time l.j1t.
Sixth race. one and ore-quarler
miles-Iea Tray first. Panama second
Ofelus third. Time 2.l0l.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-11

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