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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

MISS NARY T.. WARREN WILL
w REOPEN HER SCHOOL FOR LITTLE
GIRLS AND BOYS a. her residence, sol east
Main street. Richmond, Va. Session begins
SEPTEMBER % 1886 au 25-2aWt~c25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
GRATEFUL
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern the Jpcrdt Ols ol digestion
and nutrition, aud by careful application 81
;he fine properties Of weil-scloctcl Cocoon. Sir.
Ipp- has provided our breakfast tables with n
dclirately flavo.ed beverage vhicn may save va
many heavy doctors bills. II Is by the juiicious
use Of such articles Of diet that a. Institution
rnay be graIu1.ly built up until strong ell Juch
q resist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds
Of subtle tuHladie- are floating around u ready
g. ATTACK wherever there j. "a ycGk point We
may escape many fatal Shaft by keeping
ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a
properly nourshed frame. Cir'l->crrtce a.
1etts
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only IN hafpound TIM W grocers, labelled
thu-:JAlttS hPPN q CO. Homeopathic Che
Inists, London. England an i1-Na. IuGIhly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

BosroN. September st seems probable
that Treasurer Dana, Of the Douglas Axe
Company. and his son have gone 10
Buenus Avres on the ship Earl Bugge,-
which sailed last Thursday morning. Two
men answering their description were put
aboard this ship as she lay in the stream.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

Tho object OF This suit is 70 have Accounts No.
aud No. ;, with the report Of Commissioner
William j. Letke Of March 1855, said Account
No icing an account between Mrs. r. ". Rus
sell aud =. :. $Lriycr. executor Of u. = Shriycr.
deceased. and Account No being ~ account
between David Shriyer, executor OF j. :. Snriver
aud tho estate OF said >. :. Shriyer. deceased,
recommiuec and reseitied, surchargcJ And
fGlsl0ed.
And AFFIDAVIT having toru made ana filed that
Amelia =. Woods ana --- Moods. her husband,
two q the defendants .n thi5 suit, are 10. rosi.
dents OF the State OF Virginia, IL is ordered that
they appear here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order AMI do what IS neces-
sary 10 protect their interest In tAls suit
\ copY-Iesto:
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
". W. COSBY, Jr.. =. q. au2 . Iufw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
DIEDMONr AIRLINE.
CONNECTIONS

Train 80. 81 connects tally a. kaysv'ls %
Chase cry. tiafksyiiie. oxford. Durham. Ii'..
Gersou. gud IA eiKh. Connects daily 80 Hrr. I.
borO for Durham. Faitlgh. salem. al N .n..
and al points nu NnrfA Carolina Division H
salisbury flr Ashesi.l,. Hot springs. AL ~.
Iointsin Western Nor p Carolina, aui a. t.
lotte for Charlotte. Columbia an Angus. % rt..-
reed
Train No = connects fslIy a. Grcsranar. ''
Salem. winston, kaIoeh. Goltsboro'. anI f..'-
heal City. a. Salisbury for AsleflIa. I3s
springs, an al points ia Noetor N.r.. t.
Ina al Charlotte with CIaIlt.e. columbia !
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia Algurta, a. .,
Charleston. savannah. ihomsstlNH. Ca. It
sonuiic, aui other fioriia pl.lts %. I'D
Carolina Central raiirnai f9r Mluius.
lrRlrs from fle Soutl asIiYe 70 hltIHl. b D
A. ". aud $3.50 q
tAMEIIA COUKIuOCss TRAIN
Leave Richmond ........ 900. .-..... .... ' L
Arrive kichm0a1 ...........-.. ....... d. a.. r.
fIlOhER AClOMnDUAl
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ssACxEENk-tIsIFtHS =.
HORSE-FEED.

CRUSHED CORN, OATS. AND
X RYE: WLL-FERD LINSEED AND COT
TON-SEKD MEAL at bottom prices.
GEORGE T. KING,
800 10 $500 Williams burg avenue. city.
Telephone No. 81. tes-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
N-OTRE DAME OLE MARYLAND.-


VHE MISSES LAWS WILL RE
/ SUME THEIR MUSIC LESSON, at THOR
residence, l0' east Main street. StFIf'bEk ~,
$50 Former pupil. who wish 10 renew their
engagements are requested to apply promptly
So IN T. g34'
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ny j. II. Valentine, Auc'loueer,
l-45 nn.t Min sirnaf.

MY SALE THIS DAY AT 1870
VI C',lo.k viii ON brace PLAIN tiANHtH-
SUITS, Dot BE and SINGLE i tD>IEAD>,
COTTON and SHuCK MATTRESSES, , COOK
ING-STOVES. 2 very good PERPETRATORS,
e. bundles OLD BOOKS, ! cxlra-quaiity SHOW
CASE. with lot Of NOTIONS. consisting % socks,
Su-peulcrs Uaniker-hicfs. Io'set-kuive-,
Shirts and Drawers. Inllo-C uucry. g., 1c.
Also. about o dozen assorted HATS.
CGnsicnments collected. Sa'e4 TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS. j. II. NALEN line,
20 l0-lt AIrtioucer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
EDUCATIONAL.
EDGE HILL SCHOOL.

This well-known school for young ladies and
children opens SEPTEMBER ~. 1850 Address
for information Miss &. H. RANDOLPH. or hrs.
w. Is. HARRISON, keswick, Albemnric. va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
COTR'T OItnERs.
VErARREN CIRCUIT COURT,
W KENTUCKY.
Ann Hawkes., adminisuatrix OF L. 4. Hawkes.
PlgiEun.
Reoocca G. Talbot Recommendations.

Rebecca &. Talbot et q'.............. Defendants
In the ahove-euttled suit there is considerable
estate 10 be distributed TO The heirs 81 sarah
MRrabic II they can lie found. Sarah Marable -
said 90 hGyO died February II. ls52. IN Charles
CITY county, w., md previous 10 her death nor
son Thomas is said 10 have died in HcnricO
county, Va, April u. 1875: her son benjamin
Marable in Charles City county on January ,,
1919; and her daughter Martha Ann Marablc IS
said 70 have died in Charles City county on March
IT, 1850. IL Is desired 20 find the heirs and de-
scendants Of said Sarah Marabo II any exist
For information address At once tie under
signed, 7. l.. HINES.
clerk Warren Circuit Court
au l5-iw Bowling Groom, ny.
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A Woman Killed nj "a Cake Walk"
fgpeclaI telegram, 10 the DisuAtcb.I

d VILE, VA, september 9--lnforma-
dion Mas received here to-day that on Sat
ardag night. near Burnt ChimneyA in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
GREEN ACADEMY,

ID BOW ING GREEN. VA.
SESSION. SEP aBER l5TH TO JUNE 18TH.
BOARD AND TUITION. WITHOUT EXTRAS,
si7a
For catalogue, with full Information aud iestl-
monials from DR.. Curry. observation-disclosures
Marie. Lisutcnaut-Governo Ma7sey. Attorney
General Field. superintendent ltufner ANA hu'
chat on. Dr. John A. troaddus. Professor , tnrlts
Thy or Hon. a. Is. Chandler, Hon. =. 4. licnei,
University auI college professors. aui esue-
ciallv from patrons az tho past session. apply %
JOHN HART, NJ A. Univ. Of va,
nm 9l-ecdf-ef5 Principal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
By Quarles & McCurcy.
ROM E-latn AncilOnenrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST
COhNtH 81 bAh.F AND ~. 1fNHs
STREE Ia execution ~ "A certain deed ~
trust GateI gfh - August. 1877. 10 tho under
signed o. trustee. AMI recorded la Richmond
Ctsucrry Court UofI- Book lgl d. lago 5D, De-
rercIrlroi SD 90 a0 by tle holder az note
thereby secured. dcfallt having been made in
tpo paymrG. ~ tlo same, will offer for sale,
upjn llc promises. ol
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER y. iS,g,
a. O'Clock L.. NJ, the aforementioned REAL
ESTATE.
The '0t has a front on Rakor street % % ,eet
ami runs rack along ~ James street. ~ foot
THIS property will pgy well aS ara inycs.m'n ~
Terms Cash 1s - c0s' and eXpH u-ef q -fln
and 20 pay 90 u,f' ~ s-6L9} and any interest
due thereon ard al grrearacc. ~ taxes, thn
balance a- may be- given 10 the sale. 10 IL pro-
pablo mas more liberal forms Rill he given f
dc-iroL 3. ". QCARlt~.
IrHI-f|r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
DEPARTURE on sTEA8ERs.
OLD DOMINION STEAM II
~ SHIP COMPANY AfA

--Exszax--
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmood EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ats +. ".
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and >AIt kDAl 90 3 T..
A.. arriving in RenmOni MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY upkNlS6-.
Passenger accommodations unsurp1ssei
Cabin faro 20 Neg YORK r,l Jane ~ryor
route INCLUDING meas ani Derthl....... S ~
Rouud-trip ticsotA limited - tAlrty dAGs
dffor date ~ issue. II ~
Storage with Subsistence ........-..-. bDJ
Storage. without subsistence ....-.......-. 800
CABIN fare ~ Chesapeake AMI Ohio rail-
vay .-................ ..................... 800
CABIN fare riB Richmond and Petersburg
rcllr0ai .-.-.-..---.- ~ ~
Ticsots can no obtained al \. ". CARRIERS, 100
NalE street. Chesapeake aud ONO and lti'h-
moud and Petersburg tepOth aud NJ cumpanys
Offices, 1911 Main street. and wharf ltocs9itA
Freight forwarded and through Uiils VI ladins
issued tor poln's beyond sew YORK.
Fright receive. tally until hour az sailing
Pa.song8rs LEAVING richmond on SONDAfS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, rat kSDAfs, aud
SATURDAYS by tho Chesapeake aud OHIO rail-
way tcii Newport News AZ so A. r. and T. II.
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad same
daysi 30 A. ~, Will make connection as
NORFOLK With steamer leaving those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 Co., Agsnis.
40. 10. Main stge~. tni
Gup COMPANY Whagf. kOcketIA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

kOIe HAAS, Tratfc MfnaseF.
A. NJ n TAtGolT kirsI sAa freai1ent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
ANOTHER RAILROAD WRECK.
A Fireman Killed on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad.
Special telegram to the DIsDa,ch.l

Special telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
LYsCHBUEG. Va. September 9.-Another
serious wreck occurred on the Norfolk and
Western railroad this morning. The
wrecked train was the fourth section of
Freight No. IS, going east. This train be-
came stalled on the heavy grade approach
ing the Six-Mile bridge. below this city, and
trains following were tagged. While the
train was al a Stand-Stll aud the engineer
was making every exertion 20 move for
ward, seven cars broke loose and ran back
with great force into the fifth section. The
engine was thrown from the track and
Fireman McDOwley, Of Petersburg, was
caught underneath aud so seriously in
jUrod that he died in u few hours. En-
giBeer Boisseau jumped, and escaped with
several very bad bruises. A colored brake
man named Randolph had his left leg
crushed and several other trainmen were
more or less bruised. Seven cars were
badly wrecked. including the caboose,
which was torn all 10 pieces. Fireman
AcDowley's remains were shipped home
Tins afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

E7OR RENT, THAT DESIRABLET5
/ DETACHED FRAME DWELLING GA ID
north Segcrth street. continuing -e1 80 rooms,
range. bath, a.. JthN 3. GOUDlN.
Psgl Estate Agent,
Sc 1875 flank AMI Eleventh streets.
TNOR RENT, THATCENIRALLI-$
L LOCATED BRICK STORE So. ls south -
Eighth street. with dwelling above. ItliI NJ
eight rooms For business stand Tai, property
offers many Advantage
JOHN r. GODnlN.
Real t-f.ts agent.
go lc-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
NORK-RIVER LINE UA Vs.
I POINr
,DAILY EXckPr SUNDAY

Tho fayort0 routoto Baium'se. he sisa1'N
on ms lino are models 81 beauty. IAN 81.
comfort Leave Nchm0ud So. a. 81. GAd ID
4. A.. arl.so AZ baltimore ~ A. 3D.. leAti
Baltimore daily except sunday a. s. B. NJ a.
rive a. kcbpO 30 a. n. az ~ A. n
hare from liclBonl siraIs 80 80 in. -o -
NAshilgtoo. s., Wumingt0a. uei. siJIt i-. b.
delpbis. $50; sew fork. $50 hlaui tNt
Wilmington. Del, s., llGsis .paiA = Nr"
York. 81
WEST POINT ACCuIMupArlON
Leave gichmond llweuiy- .airi.
street depot. t3-l A Z
Arrive kchmoni NfWoaly-thlf1.
Street dopop ........ ...-.- f,;ij d H.
DAILY. fOaily excepl sunday
Depot and tckei-O-l,s kco. virginia tif''-
up-g0sn ocico Corner lenth All Mara s.fg0.>
AS. l. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agels
J. = PNilS
Division Passengeg Ageab
kichmon1. Va
SOL. HAAS, Tra1,c Manager.
n NJ N TAIGoIr kirAE Ma freAi1anL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 DE
Y siRABiE CHl,kAHONINl-KIN ar FAkM
Is IIE COUNTY or NANuN tk -fGrsuan' tu
"a .-r-e o. the Circuit Clur, o. Hanover county.
entered Juue D. .~>9 IN the "hlHccry cause =
" Undertakes Administrator rA Iroyles and
air. uo uuter- euol. special commisslone's ~
the Court wii. ou
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER -. lsS9,
NJ o'clock J.. ". on the promises oner for sale
uy public auction 90 mo highest bidder that
DESIRABLE AID NELi~LDCAlrD FAkM. Il
wrirh fhe late William n. Timberiake died
seized and possess. q. situated on tu" thirka-
houiuy river. 90 he county n Hanover. and
about two miles from Adcos station, or tho
Cno-aVeake ant ONO railway. adjoining the
lanss ~ Csptain D. A. limheriake and others.
ard containing by survey pr ACRES. ih"
bull ing- GODS ~ Of a convenient dwelling wl.h
five or six room. ard lho usual ogt-uuliiluc-.
and also o. griuary. barn, stable, Nc- DE lfni
i- ~ excellent quality, adopted Coz al the usual
crops OF This sect on. and about one BAR oi 10 %
los-Erouui ia % good stat9 of cultivation.
TERMS: One fourth ~ me puIchaso-money ia
cash The balance ON q credit ~ one, two, aud
Three years iu equal ir-talmeutl. tho purchaser
o. give bonds for tho deferred payments, with
approved security. carrying interest from day
sale, and the title O. be re- mined an al ~ the
pur. base money ~ paid ani conveyance or-
dercd bg The Court: bug n the purchG-"r elects
a. pay 90 least one third ~ .ho purcha ss-moucy
Ia cash personal security Tor tho deferred pay
meuts win be- dispensed with.
r. n. CARDWELL,
WALTER SYDNOR,
GEORGE +. ilhW.
Special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
STILL ANOTHER COLLISION.

collision on the Norfolk and Western rail
road occurred this afternoon about 4
O'Clock Just above the Union depot. The
passenger train was All hour late and ran
into shiftng-engine, knocking the pilot
OH both engines but doing no other dam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
moaSe&. mULKS. cows, &c.

NOR SALE WILL SELL MY EN-r
Z FINE DKINING-HORsE four years <&'A
old, good size. and very stylish. 3 bargain.
Also. several FINE. LARG G->lLE MULES. Call
az No 80 east Broad street. &c l0-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

David Shriver. in his own right and rs executor
If ;. :. shrivcr. deceased, and also rs ex-
ecutor Of Jacob :. Shriycr deceased Amelia
:. Woods and - Woods, her husband,
Defendants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.
Z LITHOGRAPHING BINDING, RULING, Sc.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC Printing!
RIcuYOND. Va. September 3, l,sl
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Office
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IL 1882.
AT ~ O'Clock NJ, for tho PRINTING. LITHO-
GRAPHING, BINDING. RULING. &c, Tor tho
state Of Virginia for one year from October 1,
lssg.
Printed schedule showing in detail the classl-
fcat!ons will oe furnished on Gppli alton % bid
ders on which all the bids viii bo required 20 DO
made.
The provisions Of the law ia reference 20 the
experience aud facilities az the time Of bid ting
Will De- gidly construed
Cont.Letors will DO required q enter into bond
with security. 70 DO approved by the Secretary
of the Commonwealth. for the prompt and
faithful execut on OF ineir contracts.
The right rs reserved Of reIectiug any and all
bids, aud the WORK will be awarded Ia such los
or portions Gs the superintendent may deem
proper j. IL % bANNON,
SO S.eol6t superintendent Of Public Printing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

VIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, IS-9:
Russell and Efle NJ. Russell, his wife,
Plaintiffs,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-18

the Minnesota capital are interested
in base ball, but when they see recorded,
"MfIeF, e srrors" MM EIeF e sFGor
in contest after contest. they get dis
gusted and refuse to be enthused, The
public is not a fool. st. Paul people re-
member that the short field was filled
by John Pickett, one of the greatest
ball players living, and they are but
human in protesting loud and long be-
cause he was sold and mere boy put
in his place, who is directly responsible
for the loss of somewhere between
dozen and a score of games. The st.
Paul management made a fatal mis-
take in selling Pickett and Sow
ders, and the public has shown
its appreciation of this sort OF thing
by refusing to attend games. For
every dollar received for these players
five has been lost at the gate. st. Paul
is not cheap city, and it has little use
for cheap base ball. 1t wants great
man in every position, and insists that
they shall remain at their posts until
the victory is won. If any team in any
league ever sold the keystone of the or
ganization in the middle of a season and
made a success afterward the GLOBE
has not heard of it. Will the st. Paul
management put somebody In short
field and somebody in the box who can
pitch a fair game occasionally, and save
us the humiliation of closing the year in
third place? The record of the Western
association teams follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-18
She Forgot She Was Married.

Sedalia (Mo.) Special to ST. Louis Republican
Last winter a gook-looking widow,
Mrs. Sallie Aldred, who was divorced
from her husband and lives in Harper,
Kan, visited Sedalia. While here she
was wOOed and Won by John Carbon.
After brief courtship their affection
was consummated by procuring mar
rage license of the county recorder
here and being united in marriage.
They were married in the court house
at Sedalia on the 14th day of February,
1889, by Judge q. F. Bailey, probate
Judge of Pettes county.
Immediately after the ceremony he
called her "baby," and she called him
pet" and they embraced with kiss.
The certificate of marriage is now on
record in the recorders Office, with
Judge Bailey's return. The couple lived
together but short time here when
they found their temperS incompatible.
and separated by mutual divorce. She
went back to her home in Kansas, where
she has a child, and he went his way
elsewhere.
1t has been reported in and around
the woman'S Kansas home that she was
married here. and the report caused con-
siderable gossip. The woman bitterly
denied it, and wrote letter to an ac-
quaintance here, asking him if she was
married here. She says she has long
been subject to fits, and if she was mar
ried here she says she was married in a
fit, or during period of mental imbe-
cilitv, She claims to have no recollec-
ton of the marriage.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-18
CRANE IN A PICKLE.
He Elopes With Married
Woman and Is Arrested for

New YORK. Aug. 17.-Sam Crane.
second baseman of the Metropolitan
base ball club, was arrested this morn
ing and locked up at police headquarters
on the charge of running away with
Hattie Travenfelter, the pretty wife of
Scranton fruit dealer. Mrs. Traven-
felter, in russell shoes and base ball
cap, was also captive, and locked up
in a cell adjoining that of her lover. The
arrest was made on a requisitiOn by the
governor of Pennsylvania OH applica-
ton of the deserted husband, who
charges his wife with adultery and
Crane with grand larceny and receiving
stolen goods. Travenfelter claims that
his wife took $500 belonging to him
when she ran away and gave the
amount to Crane. While in Inspector
ByrneS' Office the woman became highly
indignant at the arrest, and character
lied it as an outrageous persecution.
Her husband she denounced as scOun
drel. She said he was bankrupt when
she married him, and she put her money
in his business and was paid back by
cruelty and neglect. The husband had
also beat her. About year ago Crane
made the acquaintance of the family,
and the pretty wife'S tales of woe won
his sympathy. Mrs. Travenfelter claims
she always persuaded Crane to meet
her in this city. She ran away, not with
him, but to him. What she took was
her own. Both are held awaiting the
npppSSarV n3nprS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-18
VIEWPOINTS REGATTA.
The Mayfiower's Cutter Captures
the Owl ColOrs.

l. liz N1dJ ho"OH . OACeOA
the Owl Colors.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 1.-THE Owl
and Gamecock races took place this
morning. The Gamecock race came off
first, one and three-fourths miles for
four cared gigs, pulling sweeps. The
entries were May flower, Sea Fox. Daunt-
less and Norma. The race and Game
cock colors were won by the Maytiow-
er'S boat; also S25 additional prize;
Dauntless second, Sea Fox third, Norma
fourth. The special half-mile dingy
race was won by Harry Shambo, of the
Lurline. The naphtha launch race fol-
lowed. The two-oar launches started
first. The Vidette, Dauntless and
Intrepid going off at the start,
while the Norma went over later,
handicapped. Palmer, Unquowa and
Electra, tive-horse power, started
next, Capt. Fish, of the Electra's five
horsepower launch, getting the best
start. The Electra's and the Oneida's
eight-horSe-pOW launches started last,
giving the fives minutes. The course
for the launches was five-eighths of a
mile and return. The Oneida's eight
horsepower launch won the s25 prize
in 81 min., 40 seconds. The Electra's
eight ana nVe-nOrSe power launcneS
came next, with the Vidette third. The
Owl colors were awarded to the May
flowers cutter, no one else appearing.
At the fleet meeting held this morning
it was voted to disband. The $3.50 cup
offered by Capt. E. D. Morgan for third
class schOoners and third-class slOops,
course twelve miles to windward and re-
turn, will be sailed here Tuesday, Sept.
II, or Whereabouts. The $50 Nor
gan cup for forty-tooters, nine
miles to windward and return, will be
sailed for the day after the third class
schooner and sloop races. One hun
dred dollars will be given to the second
boat in each of the above races, If three
enter. Rear Commodore Rogers offers
a cup worth 500 for thirty-footers and
under on the day after the forties race,
with $50 second prize if four enter.
These races are opened to any yachts
belonging to any recognized club. The
official particulars will shortly be pub
lished. Much dissatisfaction with New
port as the place for the races is ex-
pressed by the yachtsmen. and as con-
sequence they will be contested else
where another year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-18
BALDWIN'S BEAUTY.
Los Angeles Wins the Congress
Hall Stakes at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 17.-Weather
fine; track fair.
First race, purse, mile-Estelle won, King
Crab secoud, Successor third. Time ABA.
Betting: Estelle to 2, King Crab 2 to 1.
Second race, Kentucky stakes, for two-year-
Cameo second, W. G. Morris third. Time,
1:16. Betting: Santiago 6 to l, Cameo
to l.
Third race, handicap mile and one-fourth.
Cassius won, Lady Hemphill second, Blair
third. Time, 2:15s4. Betting: Cassius to
/, Hemphill 3 to 5.
Fourth race, Congress Hall stakes, three
fourths of mile heats-Los Angeles won the
first heat, with Wary second. Sunlight third.
Time, :15A. Second heat-Los Angeles
won, Wary second, Sunlight third. Time,
lis. Betting: Los Angeles to 2, Wary 3
to 5.
Fifth race, selling, one mile-Judge Nor
row won, Dilemma second, Vivid third.
Time, :42l2. Betting: Morrow to l, Di-
lemma to 2.
Sixth race. selling. one mile-Prather won,
Mamie Hunt second, Littroll third. Time,
:42I2, Betting: Prather to l, Hunt even.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-18
No More Sunday Games.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE superin-
tendent of police having notified theat-
rical and base ball managers that Sun
day games will not hereafter be per-
mitted, Manager Stern to-day called on
Mayor Mosby to ask permission to play
the remaining four games that are
scheduled here for Sundays. The
mayor made a positive refusal. and told
him that the managers would be ar
rested on the spot if games were at
tempted. The theatrical managers say
they will not oppose the law, and most
of them are glad of it's enforcement.
They say they can make more money
by six days performance during the
week than by seven. All they want is
assurance that all will be served alike.