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LOOKI WATCHl WAIT

For the Grand Excursion of the
MT. CALVARY BAPT. CHURCH (of
Rocketts) to Williamsburg, Monday,
August 25, 80. 1t will benefit all
who go, to get a view of the historic
city the former Capital of Virginia
No Intoxicating liquors allowed on
she train.
The Committee will spare no pains
to make this Excursion one of the
grandest of the season. There viii be
q fine game of Base Ball played thei q
on that day. Round Trip: Adults,
75ct Children, (under IL years. scot.
b&S- Trains leaves G. & o. Depot at
$780, returning leaves Williamsburg
at $50 Committee: VIM. Sewell, II
Bullock, b. Higgins, H. cambridge
Geo. Green, j. Hackett, VIM. Jen-
kins, NJ. Fuller, A. II. Jackson, GEM
Manager; L. Terrell, S. Christian, Jno
Venable, Chairman.
7mo. 3t.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
Samaritan Barbecne.

There win be a grand Samaritan
barbecue and picnic given by Mt.
Zion Lodge no. 55, /. o. of G. s. and
ID. of s., at Wallace's old grove, Mon
day August 4th, 1890. Street pa
rade on that day; line of march from
3rd Street Hall out to Leigh, down
Leigh st. to 10th, out to Broad,
down Broad to 18th, out 18th to
Main, up Main to 18th, up 18th to
Broad, up Broad to LIST, out 1st to
Baker, out Baker to Brook Avenue,
down Brook Avenue and out to
the grove.
Admission, Adults, 25cts. Children
15cts.
James Fl. Scott marshal for the
day. bd~ Come one, come all, and
have good time.
/ CONWAY WHITE w. Chief,
ARCHIE JOHNSON, w. Sec'y.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
RIcnHoND. Va, July %. 1890.

The Ladies Memorial Club met
Monday night on West Jackson St.,
at the Presidents house, Mrs. Page.
The committee from the Attucks
Guard and Attucks Association were
present. Ali the societies of which
the deceased was connected and tie
Battalion are invited out on the day
of raising the monument to Capt.
Emmett Scott.
Letters we're read from those
abroad who are requested to take
part in the ceremonies.
The Club adjourned until Monday
night and requested all members to
be present.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02

"The ballot is the heart of the Re-
public, stab it, and the Republic will
die. The election machinery is the
life-blood of the nation, and if it is
poisoned ournational existence must
come to an end.
The President who holds it in his
grasp the pilot wheel of this great
government, and the Congress
which forges the statutory chains
which bind sixty-fve million of free
men must be chosen fairly and just
ly, or the Republic willgo down amid
the fires of anarchy, and the blood
shed OF communism.
From speech of Hon. Joseph ID.
Taylor of Ohio on the Federal cleo
tion bill.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
The Result.

Regardless OF the weather being
inclement last Monday night, the
concert given by the West End
Lilac Club for the benefit of the 9th
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, was a
grand success.
The singing contest was between
the popular singers, Misses Lula
Miller and Lizzie Hickman. The
prize-a handsome, bone-handled,
silk umbrella, was awarded the
latter. The essays by Miss Mary V
Taylor was excellent. The Judges oi
the contest were: Messrs. Stephen
Jones, Joe Jordan and William
Trent. Mrs. Sarah j. Woodson
General Manager.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
CONGRESSMAN BURROWS RE
SPONDS.
The Promotion of Justice and Equit,

The Promotion Of Justice and Equity.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, u. b, |
WASHINGTON, &c, July 10, '9OJ
John Mitchell, Jr.,
Richmond, Va,
My dear sir
/ am in receipt OF your
excellent journal containing a copy
of my speech on the election bill.
appreciate the compliment You pay
me by giving it a place in your
paper and l trust it viii tend to
promote that sentiment OF justice
and equity necessary to the estab-
lishment of pure ballot and an
honest count.
/ am,
Very truly yours;
j. {. Burrows.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02

"a further attempt to nullify these
laws or to nullify this bill if it becomes
a law, as indicated by gentlemen on
the other side of this House, will
surely bring on a conflict in this
country that viii not cease until ev-
cry drop of blood shed in these
murderous outrages that have been
for twenty-five years perpetrated on
Republicans in places all over the
South shall have been repaid by an
other blood-shed by the sword" !"
From speech of Hon. Harrison
Kelly of Kansas in House of Repre-
sentatives on the Federal Election
Bill
1T is our sapreme duty to enforce
the Constitution and laws OF th'
United States, and dare to be strong
for the weak. Gentlemen on the 9th
er side, appeal to you to obey th'
laws and the Constitution; ODE.
them as we obey and observe them
for tell you the people OF the Nortl
viii not continue TO opermit two vote
in the South TO count as much a
five votes in the North. LProlonge'
applause on the Republican side.]
From speech of Hon. VIM. McKIN
LEY of Ohio in the House OF Repre-
sentatives on the Federal Electiol
Bill.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
Church Hin Notes.

Mr.. Robert Bruce Evans will leave
the city next week to spend the
month of August at a Virginia noun
tain resort. We wish him a happy
recuperation. The Mount Tabor
Baptist Church Sunday School of
which he is Superintendent, will give
it's annual picnic to Keppler's Ton the
Boiling Green road, on Monday
August11 1890.
The excursion TO Hampton on last
Monday by Fourth Baptist Church
was largely patronized The train
consisted Of II coaches, packed 10
their utmost capacity, and every
effort was put forth by the commit
tee, to secure more coaches for the
remaining appreciative gathering
who could not even get standing
room on the train. 1t would require
a column or more in your paper, Mr..
Editor, TO express the testimonials
of the CHERRY wishes" and patro-
mage extended Rev Payne for the
success of this trip. Rev. T. H. John
son, pastor of churches in New Kent
and Centralia, Va, labored very as
siduously for it's support. The driz-
cling rain, nor the occasional spots
of few rising Afro-Americans, did
mot lessen our satisfaction of know
ing that the ultimate result of such
efforts, would not prove a failure.
JUPITER.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02

HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. -
WAsHlNsroN, ID. e. July %, 9O.J
John Mitchell, Jr.,
My Dear Sir
edge receipt of your favor OF the
10Th inst. together with a copy OF
vour enterprising paper. ! am SEN
sible OF the compliment implied IN
the publication OF my address on the
Federal islets On Bill
THINK vour paper rnsy be the
means of great good by standing
with heroic firmness for free
ballot and a fair count" everywhere
the flag floats. Indeed if there be
a spot of earth in the Union where
we can not secure that, on that spoV
the flag has no meaning. l wish
Won much success with your paper.
Yours very truly;
NJ BROsEUs.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02

Lynchburg, and Norman b. Piren,
of Alexandria. Va, We're in the city
this week.
Next week an article will ap-
pear from the pen of Lawyer Rollins
II. Merchant of Lynehburg, Va
Miss Lizzie Parkerson, left the
city this week for King and Queen
Co., TO spend the remainder of the
summer.
Rev. A. p. Dunbar left the city
this week and will visit Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Allan
tic City. We wish him a good time.
Hon. frederick Douglass, Unit
ed States Minister 60 Hayti arrived
in on the 2Sth ults fv3M Port fu
Prince, on the steamer Prins Hem
drick.,
Mr.. II. I'll. Norman of Coal Val
ley, w. Va., called on US this week.
He was here on business trip.
Miss Sadie b, Waugh of Salem,
N. c. /, visiting Miss Rosa b. Yam
cey. SI4 n. 3D. st.
We have received "The
Aurora of Knoxville, Tenn, also
the catalogue OF Knoxville College.
Mrs. Hannah Brown, s22 w.
Leigh St. has returned, after spend
ing week in Ashland with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Lula Montague of Poca-
hontas, Va, returned home Sunday
afternoon, after brief visit to Mrs.
Ida Is. Bell, All N. 18th St.
Miss l.. E. Bagby of this city
is spending the summer ia Hanover
lCo., Va, with Miss l.. +. Smith.
/ Mrs. Willie f. Hope and Miss
Virgie Crawford have returned to the
city from Westminster, Md, where
they have been spending the past
few weeks on visit.
Rev. j. II. Eason called on us
He has been visiting Hampton anc
Norfolk.
We have received an Invitation
! TO the picnic of the Oak Social Club
|. at Hodnett Chalybeate Springs. DIR
d. Robinson, president, w. II. Jones
secretary.
We have received the catalogu'
of the Louisville National Medica
; College for 80 and '91. III. Fitz
butler, Dean
We have received the full pro
, ceedings of the Albemarle s. S. Asso
J ciation which met at Charlottesvill
= and regret Shatslack nfspace forbid
I. -. ON. Is endorsed tis
4 Richmond ksLANEr upon motion O
tMr. ID. ID. Alexander.
We have received an invitation
Z to the marriage of Miss Laura A
clark to MIR. r.. Ellis Perkins O
Louisa c. H. at the brides residence
> Aug. 18th.
II We have received "RecolleC
tions of Gen. Grant, by Geo. W
! Childs of Philadelphia, This littl
! book is intensely interesting depict
occasion in the departed hero
9 which are realistic and entertaining
& ] b. Lippincott and Co., Philade
Q phia publishers.
-ileHicitlbcf UIle uatOe, 1ueSots
August IL, 1890, for the Picnic t
Q Vinita Park to the Fifth st. Baptis
y S. S.
Mrs Nj Wynne, and Mrs. ..
% Ferguson are at Old Point, Va.
If Prof. ID. Webster Davis who
o travelling in the interest of the V;
1t Baptist State Convention is in I'll
1t city for a few days. He reports IL
n work in Tidewater, Va. as coming u
wonderfully and the people kind, pr
gressive and improving in every pa
ticular.
- Mrs. r. X. Jones will leave A
gust 5th for Boston, where she W
spend a short time with her relative
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
HavelOw House.

ATLANTIC Cry, n. j., July 31, 80.
The following are the arrivals at
the Havelow House for the week
ending July 30, 1S9O:-Mr. IL. w.
Harrison, Albany, n. Y; Mrs. Hill,
mother and son, Manayunk, Pa;
MIR. j. w. Leex, Baltimore, Md;
Mr.. +. w. Waller, Baltimore, Md;
Mr.. w. r. johnson, Statewood, Pa;
Mr.. j. E. Thomas, Media, Pa; Geo
w. F. Bragg, Norfolk, Va; ). Mil
form, Philadelphia, Pa; j. A. John
son, Philadelphia, Pa; Rev. j. Ander-
son Taylor, Richmond, Va; MIR. and
Mrs. Foster, Philadelphia, Pa; j., IT,
Dickerson, Camden, n. j.; W. u. VIII
liams, Philadelphia, Pa; M. +.
Hitchings, Philadelphia, Pa: Mr..
George Davis, Washington, ID. T.;
Rev. Williams, Baltimore, Md: Mr.;
A. S. Morton, Phila.,E Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Logan, Phila., Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Empson, Phila., Pa;
MIR. and Mrs. ]. l.. Allen, Phila., Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Perry, Phila., Pa.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
The EDITORS Trip.

We boarded tho train at the G. and
o. Depot enroute TO the CAV hite
sulphur Springs, West Va. A large
crowd was on board ~
At Charlottesville a transtogs was
made 10 the magnificent Fast Flying
Virginian, the G. and O's. latest VEN
ture. This splendid vestibule trim is
lighted by electricity and In winter is
heated by steam. It contains dining,
sleeping and smoking cars, 10 facs
everything for comfort I'm 'er the abe
management of Mr.. II. W. Fuller, abby
seconded as he Is by the accomplished
but genial Mr.. John d. Potts, this. road
is second to none in the country.
Arrangements are now being male "a
double-'rack it over the entire line ol
wherever IL Is possible.
| At the White, we found that Rev
! Norman holds forth at tie Methodie
Church and Rev. Woodley at the hap
tist Church.
We met Misses Eliza Wiley. Pes uelis
Burrell, Mrs. Phoebe Hill and ne
daughter. Annie and numbers Of Ofhe
fair damsels from different sectk ls o
slss.s. cc.:.rss5Ss
jacob SAnSsdd ant - sol,
Edward Jefferson were on guar b,
extended us courtesies.
II. M. Sellers, our staunch friend v
ing become so attached to the fLA II
constitnt d himself IS agent and "a
done good work.
w. 4. Naylor of Washington Is ov
head waiter. and excellently well zoe
this gentleman discharge the dutit o
his position. He Is generally liked kn'
cOmplimented.
We were spIendidly entertained n
formed the best opinion Of this sc e
aC the Whi'e. There are over %
guests and TO walters there. We ne
many from Richmond. space forbid
ms publishing their names. james q
Mason has improved by hisstay.
VIM. Bursell who has charge Of th
bath house, assisted by Charles l. 1e
ham is the picture Of he 4
; bis cosy residence on Dry Creek &
, only to be admired.
The air was delightful and In b
afternoons the charming music OF h
band as IL fi0ated over the lawn se' e
to render more enhancing the beai 4
of the White Sulphur. of in the d
3 tance as 1--WE pen these Iines) rise
! the mOuntain peaks kissing the clio :
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Concert Postponed.

The Concert announced to have
taken place Monday, July %, in
which Miss Addie NJ. Johnson, would
have sung was postponed on ac-
count of the inclemency OF the wealth
er. The next issue will state the
time the concert will take place.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
Good Samarita


There was a meetinz he finan-
cial committee OF the named
order in Norfolk, on path OF
July. The meeting wa az the
office OF this Grand Seer ,. Hon.
j. +. Reid. The meeting called
TO order by the Presider sv. j. III.
Holmes, of Richmond.
Much important business was
transacted during the day. Rev III.
Z. Weeden, OF Hampton W. erected
treasurer in the place Of ~ w NJ
Morton, OF Petersburg, who's sart-
ment OF the work is grow very
last. TIE Grand Cldel. r sof,
|of Chm IA if,ls-s~ md
pressed hi.aself ss being s.n,.pt
with the work.
The Nit. Zion Lodge O. ,ond
is preparing for go, OF
Monday, Aug, 4. Let th.
Lodges of Richmond lem inr
hand.
While in the Office OF uc
Secretary the chief of the
(made sometime since, IN
Co.. came in. bringing sto,.
news. We met Rev. 1. lie orth
ampton Co., Eastern VA
The Elder is looking We'll. s0nls
flike TO hear from Bro. A. Wes
Through the pLANEr, c"neel = th
insurance. The people oi St amp
ton don't know very much lrt Il
Come down and tell them SO thin,
concerning the good wor he'
want to know of it.
! The members are nov N,
against saving SO much mt io
street-parades. i thank Il q
opening their eyes. Let this
go toward helping some fallo
er or sister. The minutes
18th Annual Session are ou
hope they will be read by al
are many good things
them.
! The Grand Chief said In b.
at Danville, wheh speakiBs
Order: "There are many hi
in the way of our progres
must be removed before we
from our labors and achiev,
Tories 10 COit1e. III oFOcl 10
i Grand Lodge in a good anc
state. we must see that the
nate Lodges are kept pip
do this we must break up 4
with their leaders, who are
office until the Lodges are d,
money" He also made un
plans, statements of which
mentioned at some Other n
Rev. II. ". Williesns. o.
= hae heen az
sF Tor the I'm "a yisassci
starting M A--SandEia an, )mpri
ing the cities OF Richmond, Peter
/ burg Norfolk and Ports noutl
Look for him and make m we
come. He will do the Order ood.
1 Mrs II. b. Taylor. of Ham ton,
one OF the most active amo lg tl
sisters of the Order thi AZ 81
should be commissioned tc woi
, with them.
S.P.G G.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
s. s. Union

will convene with the First Bap st
Church Sunday School next Sun, ~
Eve, August 3rd, 1890, at 3 o'e' eA
Z. M.
All are invited. Bring yo' g
ing books, such as are used
r. j. BA
w. II. Brooks, Con.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02

TYLER-BRAxToS--The marriage
of Miss Missouria Braxton to Mr.,
Moses A. Tyler, viii take place at her
parents residence, No. 425 Webster
St. Thursday, Aug. z, 1890, a. $3.50
p. m.
Friends and acquaintapces are re-
spectfully invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
S1830.0r
OFFICE OF GRAND FOUNTAIN u. O.OFTR

The following
Fountain u o. of r. excepting the Roebud)
July 49, 1890.
-o-FOUNTAINS-:o:-
Number OF Charters issued since last report,
Number of Policies issued
-o-CL.ASSES-o-
Number of Policies issued in Class E.,
las b..
Total Policies for Classes,
Total nomber of poces for policies for Classes and Fountain
oe-DE ATIiS-
Number of Deaths Class E.,
Number of Deaths in Class b.,
-:o:-END0wMENTS-o:-
Number o Endowments in Fountains,
Namber of Class Endownents Paid,
p6rAMOUNT OF ENDOwMENTS PAID $4,000
FOLLOWS:
Amelia Fountain S6-Amela
Fountain
13Mancheser
Oliver, Idea Founran No. 197-Danyle
Fountain 0Washington,
Sle 206Danvie
Thomas Fountain 1SS-Lynchburg,
Mary Samue Fountain No. 119Washington c.,
No 16S-Danvile,
Walter Robinson Randolph Fountain 22Ptersbur,
Fails Fountain, 240-COlman Falls
-:o:-CI.ASSES-o:-
lJesseJo Johnson 68-Washington, D.
lJoequelne Strange Class b. Circle Alexandria, Va,
$1S3OOO
by o Grand Fountain.
VIM w. BROWNE G. W. NJ.
w. p. BURRELL, G. W. Sec.
r. T. HILL Cashier.
A.. v N0RRELI. Accountant.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
Annual Picnic.

The Fifth Street Bapt. Church S. S.
viii give their Annual Picnic to Vini-
ta Park Tuesday, August II, 1890,
Round Trip Adults, so cts. Children
% cts.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
LOOK WATCH AND WATT

And go with us on our Grand
Excursion to fredericksburg, Mon
day, August IL.
Fare for the ROUND TRIP: so
cents.
Train Leaves Elba at $50 A. NJ.
Monday morning, August 11th,
Returning Leaves Fredericksburg at
,S p. M.
COMMITTEE:
Jas. Bowler, Wise Elliott, and
Albert Mcintosh,
All the members of the Attucks
Guard Association are requested to
attend their regular monthly meet
ing and pay up their arrears, also
to make arrangements for raising
the monument to our late Captain
Emmett Scott.
Meet ingAugust 3rd at O'Clock at
Mr.. Custalo's near 7th and Broad
Streets.
c. T. PAYNE, President,
r. NJ. LEONARD, Sec'y.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
CHARLES G. JURCENS,

FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, CARPETS, CvRTAINs, MIRRORS
to suit. South west Corner 4th & Bread 81.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
733 N. Sd STREET.

RICHMOND, VA, July 20, 1890.
Report of Bricksellers for the Vir-
ginia Seminary-made since list last
reported:
r. T. Cogbill, Manchest'r, Va. 3 2 10.
Miss LucyO. Randolph, Concord 4 90.
Under Bro. Isreal Cross,
South QUAY.
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s 20 10.

8 20 10.
Bro. Editor, please state why this
report is late. sent it to you some
time ago you remember.
Yours,
r. T. HILL, SECRETARY
Richmond planet., 1890-08-02
CONGRESSMAN NJ. BRosrUs SPEAKS
He Compliments the P anet.

HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. -
WASHINGTON, ID. e. July y, 9O.J
The morning call., 1890-05-08
A May STORM.
A Heavy Rainfall Reported Throughout the
State

A Heavy Rainfall Reported Throughout the
State.
GILRoY, May IA Ii ght rain commenced
falling here this morning, and has con-
tinued through the day, with prospects of
more to come. The visitation is extremely
opportune, as late-sown grain has been suf-
fering some. With very little rain now
crops will do extremely WELL
MARIPosA, May lit commenced rain
Ing at $50 o'clock this afternoon, with
thunder-storms, and at 10 o'clock 1t was
raining heavily. with prospects of continu-
ing. In the lower foothills the farmers
had commenced haying, and considerable
damage will follow.
LODI, May Tt has been raining here
all day. The total for the storm is 6S; for
the season. 1922. If the weather turns
warm there is danger of the grain rusting.
GEORGETOWN, May IA very much
needed rain began falling at 4:3O o'clock
yesterday afternoon. A little over one
inch had fallen at o'clock this morning,
making 91.50 inches for the season. The
late-sown grain will be greatly benefited.
1t Is still raining.
DIXON, May Tt has been raining here
all day. No great damage will result to the
hay crop, and it will be very beneficial to
late-sown grain.
VIsALIA, May last night 20 Of an
inch of rain fell. Large quantities of hay
lying out in the fields will be slightly in
1ured, but late-sown grain will be greatly
benefited. Ii this warm rain extended to
snow in the mountains high water will fol-
low, as the st. John River near town is
ALREADY hank fuli
The morning call., 1890-05-08

Ing Committees. Gallagher, NJ. Calvin, Fl. J.
Wynne. Thirty-two votes:
Seventh Precinct-President, EA Riley; Vice
Committee-J. o'Leary, E. McDermott. John
Griffith. Seventy-f0ur votes.
Eighth Precinct-President, G. Prizes; Vice.
President, P. Mcclure; Secretary, P. DOnnelly;
Sergeant-at-Arms Nj. Greggains; Canvassing
Forty lone votes.
FoRTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT.
Fourth Precinct-Presdent, E. J. McNamara;
Vice President, j. E. Mccarthy; Secretary. T.
ing CommIttee-T. Calvin, NJ. Barrett, T.
Mitchell. Thirty-six votes.
SIKH Preenct-PresIdent. T. B. Slevn; Vice
PRESIDENT. f. McGinnis; Secretary. Charles H.
Cavanagh; Sergeant at. Arms. r. Ahern; Can
yassing Committee-T. c. Cavanagh, s. c. Mills,
j. T0rpey. Forty-Seven votes.
FORTY EIGHTH DISTRICT.
First Precinct-President, j. L. Kenney; Vice
President, j. Bromide; Secretary Charles Har-
dei Sergeant,at-Arms, William Britton; Can
son, William Ring. SeyeuIy-four votes.
Second Preclnct-President J. Ii. McCluskey;
vice-Presideni, B. NJ. Maddox; Secretary, w.
vassng Committee-J. Dolger, G. McCrystul, Fl.
Mclaughlin. Twenty-three votes.
Fourth Preclnct-President. Z. Downs; Vice
President, G. Doyle; Secretary, j. GaIlagheri
Sergeant-at-A Arms, T. Kelleher; Canvassng Com
mlttee-M. Kelleher. II. McFigue, NJ. Quinlin.
One hundred and three votes.
ldent, William Hunt; Secretary. j. FenneU;
Sergeant, at. Arms. S. Marsh; Canvassing Com
mittee-C Mullane, j. j. Manning, j. Frankel.
Ninety-nin votes.
Seventh Precinct-P resident, P. j. Amrock;
vice resident, o: Krenz; Secretary, I. Gull.
nan; Sergeani-at- Arms. I. McGrath; Canvass
Ing Committee. Herman, ID. Ward, L. Null
dOwney. Nnety.two votes
Ninth rrecnct-Presldent, j. Prendergast;
Vice President, T. Mcdonald; Secretary, j. 7,
Denahy; Sergeant-at-Arms, William Sanger;
Cahvassing Commiltee-William Murphy, T. Nc
Dermott, James Hines. One hundred and ave
The morning call., 1890-05-08
FALL RACES.
Entries for the sonOma and Marin Agricul-
tural Association Meeting.

Entries for the sonoma and Marin Agricul-
tursl Association Meeting.
PETALUMA. May 7.-Following are the
entries for the Fall meeting of the Sonoma
and Marin District Agricultural Association,
upon which second payments have been
made:
Yearling District stake-Ben E. Harris
names b. (. Sidena, by Sidney, dam Lena
Bowles. Wilfred Page names b. (. Mortrica,
by Mortimer, dam Reka Patchem. Thomas
Smith names b. C. Columbus, by Mcdonald
Chief, dam Fanny R2se. L. McLees names
b. f. Lady Thorn, by Thornhill. dam Lady
NutwoOd. Payne J. Shafter names b. c.
Rustic King, by Rustic, dam GaZelle.
Robert S. Brown names br. f. Rayanetta, by
Anteo, dam Debonaire by Sultan. A. l..
Whitney names br. C. Nonparlel, by Dawn,
dam Jennie 0futt. Joseph Wisecarver
names blk. f. Antelulu, by Anteo, dam
Nellie. J. F. Mulgrew names br. c. Z0uave,
C. Hollywood, by Woodruff, dam Aurelia.
Two-year-old, free for all - San Miguel
Stock farm names b. c. Chalden, by MAN.
brine Wilkes, dam Fredolia. San Miguel
Stock Farm names b. I. Mylitta, by Man,
brine Wilkes, dam Moll;e Fern; w; z. San
born names s. C. Charlie Dodge, by Daily,
dam Lady 5. Rufus Murphy names b. (.
Ella II, by Ante0, dam Daisy. j. 81.
White names b. f. Lii lie Almont. by Her
mani, dam kittie AlmOnt. Dan McG0vern
F. w. Loeber names bl. C. Almontor, by
Altoona, dam Pansy. B. Z. Harris names
oh. f. Starlight, by Dawn, dam Lena Bowles.
A. L. Whitney names b. f. Duchess, by Sid
ney, dam Young Countess San Mateo
Stock Farm names Oh. f. Vida Wilkes. by
Guy Wilkes, dam Vixen. j. c. Simpson
names b. f. Volta, by Antevolo, dam Ruby.
Palo Alto Stock Farm names br. c. AL
moneer. by Alban, dam America. Palo
Alto Stock Farm names b. f. Elleneer, by
Eieetioneer, dam Lady Ellen. Palo Alto
Stock Farm names bI. f. Linnet, by Elec-
tiOneer, dam Lizzie Whips.
TwO-year-old, dIstrict-Ben E. Harris
names ch. +. Starlight, by Dawn, dam Lena
Bowles. Wilfred Page names blk. C. Gran
Moro, by LeGrande, dam Sunny Slope
Belle. l. de Turk names br. f. Myrtle, by
Anteo, dam LCcella. Z. McLees names
Oh. c. Walnut, by Woodruff, dam Pinkie.
Henry limbaugh names b. +. Allie u, by
Altoona, dam Mollie. r. s. Brown names
CHI. I. Nellie 4, by Dawn, dam by Browns
Mcclellan. A. L. Whitney names S. f.
Anna Belle. by Dawn, dam Pacheco.
Thomas DOnahue names b. t. Tamarack,
by Cars Mambrino Jr., dam Belle.
Three-year-old, free for ail-San Mateo
Stock Farm names b. c. Regal Wilkes, by
Guy Wilkes, dam Margaret. Palo Alto Stock
Farm names b. c. Hugo, by Electioneer,
dam Helpmeet. Palo Alto Stock Farm
names br. f. AlZira, by Anzel, dam Ameri-
can Girl.