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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18

DE SlBOUR-BAILEY.
Marriage of a Former Richmond Boy I'm
Philadelphia.

Marriage OF n FORMER hicnmohu boy III
Philadelphia.
Years ago there lived in Richmond NJ. de
Sibour, who was the French Consul. He
had a son named Louis. who on Tuesday
was married in Philadelphia. Mr.. Edward
Willis, of this city, was best man. In speak
ing of the wedding, Philadelphia paper OF
Yesterday said "Many carriages and cabs
outside a long awning 10 protect the guests
as they arrived from the chilling December
wind, and all the usual Accomplishments OF
gay wedding marked the early after
noon reception to-day following the
marriage of Miss Katheryn Bailey
and Count de SibOur, of Paris. With
in the brOwnstOne mansion, which
stands alone on Twenty-first street, the can
deabra were lighted, and In the drawing
room and dining-rO0m beyond 1t, separated
by an arcbway OF pillars IN groups, masses
Of foliage hid the walls. The marble OF the
mantels was Frightened by flowers, ana all
the furniture was removed so as 10 give
more room. The ceremony, which was quite
private, took place at noon, and was wit
messed by only the immediate relatives Of
the bride, and the bridal party, including
La Nicomtesse de SibOur, the mother; lie
Vicomte, brother OF the bridegroom and best
man, and Mile. de Sbour, his sister. Bishop
Potter, Of New York, to whom the bride is
related, performed the ceremony.
jean Theodude Francisque Louis Comte
de Sibour is young gentleman, decided
blonde. with rather large gray-blue eyes,
and a curling mOustache. He is not tall. but
he Is erect and quite good looking. Al
though a thorough Frenchman and speak
ing with slight accent, he was born in this
country and his mother was an American.
During the civil war his father who was
connected with the French Diplomatic Ser
vice, represented the French Government at
Charleston and Richmond, and at various
times held intimate relations with officers
Of the Southern COnfederacy."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18

eIiday Gets Out Of Trouble Only to Get
I'm Again.


In the Chancery Court Monday Judge
Witt granted an injunction, upon the APP
plication Of Mr.. Hudson, OF the Casino
Theatre. restraining James gilday from
acting at BPrtOn's Opcra-HOuse. When the
Injunction was served by the Sheriff, Gilday
paid no attention 20 the order OF the Court,
but played his part as usual.
Tuesday a rule was issued for contempt
Of court. but even after this order was
issued Gilday played at the matinee Tues
day afternoon.
Yesterday Glday appeared before Judge
W. 5. Barton, who Is holding a special
term Of the ChanceTy Court. TO answer the
charge Of contempt in playing Monday
night. In his affidavit Gilday stated TO
the Court yesterday that the sheriff
had presented the injunction about :
o'clock; that he was dressed ready TO 90 on
the stage: that he asked the sheriff il he
(Gilday) would get into any difficulty by
working that night, and that official re-
piled IL don't know; ! have done my
duty;" that he (Gilday) then went on and
4 ished the performance, not knowing that
be was violating any law; that be bad
never been eBjOined before, and knew MOTH
ing Of the force Of the law.
The Court dismissed the rule, but issued
one returnable this morning, requiring the
actor TO show cause why be should not be
fined for appearing on the stage at the
matinee after the first rule had been served
on him.
During the trial Judge Barton. who is
considerably near-sighted. asked Deputy
sheriff Macon which was Mr.. Hudson. Mr.
Macon pointed out the man. but he evident
lv did not 90 so very definitely, for the
Judge 'ook Mr.. II. VI. Smith, Jr., TO be Mr.
Barton. Lamb Smith represented Mr.
Hudson. and after Mr.. Lamb had argued
the case MIR. smith arose and addressed the
Court.
He was i'm measure snubbed, for in the
Cbancery Court evidence from the parties
in a suit can only be heard by affidavit
The Judge, though. with that high courtesy
Of "a old Virginia gentleman, allowed Mr.
Smith to 20 on, until the latter got some
what eloquent.
III your Honor please" said Mr. Smith,
''look at that ailidayit'-- But the Judge
at this iuncture interrupted
Are you going TO carry on this case OF
vOur cOlnself" asked Judge Barton, but he
was severely nudged by Mr.. Macon.
THAT gentleman" the latter said, sis Mr..
II. NJ. smith Jr., Commonwealth attorney
fO- Richmond"
"Oh!" said Judge Barton. ~ have made
a mistake: but Mr.. Macon, YOU are the cause
OF it, Mr. Smith. if YOU want any redress
you will have to see Mr.. Macon. 1t was his
fault"
The matter was understood by Mr.. Smith
as soon as il was explained 10 him, and
after the laughter had subsidized the case
was proceeded with.
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DAMAGE BY THE STORM.
Midland Trains Brought over the Allan
tic Coast Line Tracks.


From all reports received at The TIMES
office until II o'clock last night the storm
Of Tuesday night and yesterday did but
little damage 20 property in the vicinity OF
Richmond. The telephone wires were
crossed m some PLACES yesterday morning,
but they were sOsn Tighted, and the sub
scnbers were again allowed the service OF
that necessity. The telegraph lines also
suffered at the hands of the winds, but con-
nectiOns were kept up TO all points, and
business was transacted as usual. The
service was not excellent, however, but to-
day everything will be in good working
order. The fire alarm and police telegraph
wires weathered the storm beautifully, and
Superintendent Thompson was rather sur
prised to find yesterday that his system had
not suffered in the least.
No houses were blown down, roofs blown
OF, or trees uprOoted, and the worst damage
done was the inconvenience and discomfort
oi "A driving rain in ones face. The report
came in last night, however, that the Nlr-
ginia Midland trains were being sent North
and South ON the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac tracks. This travel had
TO be done, because of a bridge of the Mid
land road being washed away. The bridge
spaned the Rapidan river just above Cor
louisville, and was a rather small AFFAIR.
The river is not large stream. but becomes
very much swollen during storms by the
tremendous flow from the mountains in
that vicinity.
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RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
Presbyterian Mass-Mseting-Bible So
ciety--NOtes

tIetUIttfian w
ciety-Notes.
A union meeting of the Presbyterian con-
gregations was held last nigh. in the Sec
ond church. The pulpit was occupied by
Dr. Hoge, Rev. Mr.. Turnbull, Rev. DR.
Richardson, Rev. DIR. William A. Campbell,
Rev. DR.. Fair, and Rev. MIR. Cannon.
DIR. H0ge stated that he had just received
a note requesting the prayers OF the cOngre-
cation in behalf Of Mrs. W. +. Cutshaw,
who is lying dangerously i'll. The prayer
q feryent pettien for her recOvery-was
offered by himself. Amer hymn, Or. HOge
read part of the first chapter Of the Cos
pei Of Mark.
Prayer was then offered by DIR. Campbell.
DIR. Hoge then said that he had only few
bours before received a telegram from DR..
Rosebro, Of Petersburg, stating that neither
he nor the committee from the Synod, who
were expected 10 be present at the meeting,
could attend. The Doctor expressed his re-
greet, but said they would endeayor make
the meeting as interesting as possible. The
service then consisted Of short addresses
by all the ministers present.
VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY.
At the monthly meeting of the Virginia
Bible Society, held Tuesday, Rev, ;. ;.
Lambeth, ID. d., offered his resignation as
president OF the Society, caused by his re-
moyal from the city and not being able TO
attend 10 the duties Of the office.
On motion OF DIR. Hoge, the resignation
was received and the secretary was in-
structed 70 convey 10 DIR. Lambeth the unan-
imous regret of the Board Of Managers 10
part With him as their president, and the
best wishes and prayers Of the members Of
the Board for his speedy recovery ~ health,
and that abundant success and blessings
affapH him In, hfa hama
liey. DIR. Dashiel, first yice-president, was
requested 20 all the Office Of president until
the annual meeting In April next.
RECEPTION TO DIR. PETERSON.
The reception rendered Rev. DR.. =. A.
Peterson, the new pastor Of the Trinity
Methodist church, last Tuesday night at
tue church, proved 10 be a success; The
welcome address was made by Mr.. Charles
y. Kady, and DR.. Peterson responded.
Among those present were Rev. Drs. Jud-
kins and j. Wiley Bledsoe, both former
pastors, and Rev. j. L. Woodward, OF
Denny Street church.
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION NOTES.
At the quarterly meeting Of the State Ek-
ecatiye Committee OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Tuesday, Mr.. IL. o.
Williams presented an interesting report.
New Associations, he said, had been or
ganized at flkton. keysyille. Warsaw, and
Front Royal. A new building, 10 cost
$500. viii be erected al Crewe for the ben
e1t OF the railroad men at that point. The
Association al Fortress Monroe Is In
hourishing condition. Six thousand dol
lars has been raised al Buena Vista towards
the erection OF an Association building
there 20 cost $4,000.
committee was appointed 10 make ar
faDgemeDts for summer encampments Of
the Associations OF the State for next sum- l
mer. Another committee was appointed 10 :
prepare resolutions upon the death OF Mr.. |
Frank G. johnson, who was valued and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18
IN THE COURTS.
Suit for 81 200 Damages-A Jury Disa-
grees About Smith.

Suit for 81 200 Damages-A Jury Dlsa"
grees About Smith.
ctr Circuit Court: Suit was instituted
yesterday in the City Circuit Court by j. ;.
Moore against Turner 4 Brother. Action on
open account. Damages, 81, 200.
Police Court: c. j. Wills was before
court yesterday morning, charged with
being drunk and with contempt OF court.
His fines and costs amounted 10 80.
j. X. Hudson was fined $3.50 for obstruct-
ing the sidewalk.
William Kelly was charged with stealing
one pair OF shoes, the property of Alex.
Cohen. He was sent 10 Jail for thirty days.
Henrico County Court: The case Of
Charles Smith, charged with felOniously
shooting George Carter, was before the
court yesterday. The jury were unable to
agree and were discharged.
Slas Robinson, charged with stealing
wood from Valentine Hechler, was ac-
quilted.
Joseph Bose was before Justice Vincent,
charged with assaulting and beating Peter
Bottoms. and John y. and Bette Atkins
were charged with keeping a disorderly
house. The ACCUSED were each fined $40.
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Mozart Chorn. CONCERT.

Mrs. 5. c. Ford, who is the soloist at the
Moz"rt musicale next Monday evening. has
just sung for the Boston Singers Society,
and made such an impression as TO lead TO
her immediate engagement by the Handel
and Haydn management for their Easter
0rat0rio.
A full chorus and orchestra rehearsal will
be held at the Academy Friday evening.
All members OF the chorus are expected 70
be present punotually at $40 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18

Richmond CfV.-Chastain i. Gary to l.
L. Crump. 20 feet on east side Of Twenty
sixth street, between Leigh and NJ, Sl.iO0.
Emma j. and Clarence Peyton 20 In
dianna Jackson, Is feet on west side Of 81
Paul street. between Hill and C0utts, Sl2j.
same to Margaret White, X feet on same
between same. 800.
Hcnrico COunty.-E. c. Roman 10 j. \.
Rennolds. 80 feet on south side OF Gilley
street. near Wiltshire, S32.
A. l.. Leftwich 10 John ;. Taylor. 80 feet
on a road at northeast corner Of Twenty
second street. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18
SUI Alarm of Fire.

There came very near being serious Ere
at the Richmond Paper Company, No. 1915
Main street, Yesterday morning. When the
c0l0red porter reached the store he found
the house filled with smoke. The flames
had burned out the back door, and were
making rapid Roadway. No alarm was
turned In, but word was sent TO the Tenth
street hose-h0use, and the men responded
promptly. The flames were extinguished
before any great damage was done. The
origin of the fire Is unknown
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18
A..ver This Question.

why do so many people we see around US
seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made miseia-
Die BY Indigestion, Consumption. Dinzlness'
Loss OF Appetite, Coming UD OF me FOOL
sbem SbilOh's system Nitadzer, guaranteed
10 cure them. Sold by Bodekei BROTHERS and
H.W shields a co.. corner Of ti'th and Mar
abafi etrpefN
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useful member Of the Executive Commit
tee. Arrangements were made for the pay
ment Of the amount pledged last year Tor an
Association at Toxic, Japan,
The financial condition OF the committee
Is excellent. II will 20 before the State
Convention in Lynchburg next February
T. ee of debt.
MOTHS.
There will be sociable under the aus
pices OF West End branch OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union tonight at
the residence Of Mrs. j. I. Rogers, No.
I'LL Grove avenue.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Reception Committee Will meet tonight.
Many matters OF import will be discussed.
Mr.. w. Chase Morton is chairman Of the
Committee.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items From the city on the Other Side Of
The River.

the River.
The cantata Frost Queen and santa
Claus" will be given at Gibbs Opera-House
on the 23d instant. The proceeds are fol
charitable purposes. "The Gipsy's Warn
ing" will be presented at the Opera-Houst
tonight.
The Central Social and Pleasure Clut
were Hospitality entertained Monday night
bv Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel X. Owens.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
TO Thomas b. Peasley and Emma +. Moody
and George ". Smart and Fannie b
Funstall.
The store and dwelling Of Mr.. George W
Burton. i'm Chesterfield county, was de-
stroyed by fire few nights since. His In
surance policy had just expired.
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Tree Northumberland.

What IS intended to be a counter attrac-
ton to men and boys who frequent saloons
AT night will be free reading-rOom, which
will be opened tonight. with an informal
reception at No. 1929 east Main street.
such an enterprise will be TO encourage.
Aud no doubt many reading men will 90
TO NIGHT. taking with them contribution
of n laid-asidp book or magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18
Two Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance WAS called yesterday at
IL o'clock 10 Bakers alley, between Main
and Cary streets, 10 see man with heart
trouble. lie was carried TO the almsnouse.
At $3.50 O'Clock the ambulance was called
10 the First police station TO a colored man
who was suffering with wound over his
eye. Somebody had hit him, though he did
not know who. The physician dressed the
wound and left him at the station-house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18
Progre..Iye Enaowmsnt Guild.

AZ meeting held last night OF Pioneer
Chapter, No. 1, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: William III.
Bailey, governor; Colonel William y.
smith, past-goyernor; X. +. Elmore, vice
governor; 4. Leslie Spence, secretary; H..
G. forstmann. treasurer; w. j. Burgess.
L. M. Frazee. warden; Il. X. Pal
more, guard; Or. X. Il. Franklin, medical
examiner; &. b. sydnor, Jr., :, Galeski, w,
L. smith, trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18

any man, woman, or child who is affected
with Constipation, Dyspepsia, Headache
or Torpid Liver TO prove that few doses OF
simmons Liver Regulator will not relieve
them. Ii never fails, and is so pure, so sure.
SO harmless that an infant can take IL and
never have a second spell Of collie. An
adult can take it. keep the bowels regular,
and secure health.
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Marriage License.

Marriage licenses were issued 10 the fol-
lowing couples Yesterday: Alfred 6. DAVIS
and Kate c. Williams (colored). Thomas
r. Miller and Martha A. Harris (coloredl'
George y. Jones, Jr., and Rosa \. Nnit-
lock. 4. Thomas McGruder and Josie Ad-
ans David Canington aud Mary l.. Burton
loolnTodA
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Every lady can appreciate fine arts
tic work. This has been verified by the
great sensation which has been created
by the Grand Art Display OF the
Singer Sewing Machine Company at
No. 2c5 east Broad street. Don't MISS
seeing this elegant display, and while
there examine the wonderful Singer
machines. on which this work was
done. Then you will be truly con
WINGED that nothing could be more APP
propriate for Christmas present than
one of these peerless machines.
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See THAT You

That our prices are the lowest. Come and
Yourself. Diamonds, watches.
jewelry. spOtt * spott, GIL east Broad street.
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"uov 20 Cure All skin diseases, -

Simply apply ''swa ~,e's Ointment" No
internal medicine q ired. Cures tetteI,
eczema, itch, eruptions on the face
hands, nose, a. leaving the skin clear,
white, and healthy. Its great healing ami
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for swayne'r
Ointment,
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Yrfhiau nmcers.

Germania Lodge, X. Of r., has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
William Gehrmann, 7. c.; Adolph schultz
G. G.; August Mol, V. C.; N. =. Richter,
p: William Holzappel, NJ. f.; Ad1lph
Hartung, NJ. f.: G. 4. Loehr, n. X. >; john
A. Beier, VI. A.; and G. T. Loehr, representa-
tive 10 Grand Lodge; Trustees, Carl WHIP
permann, G. g. Jurgens, aud Henry IT,
Miller.
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snsnicion- k.Ns.

A dilapidatod looking individual, who
gave his name as +. a. Neamon, was ar
rested at the Union depot last night b'
Policeman Shoemaker When lie was
searched bunch Of about fifty Keys Of
nearly every conceivable Kind was iOund'
Ue Was held as "a suspicious character.
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seventeen-Year-Old Bride LIeot'

A marriage license was issued IN the
clerks office OF the Henrico County SouI.
YESTERDAY 10 Henry =. Adams and Sarah
Willis, both of Henrico county. The bride.
elect is seventeen years old:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18

In time for coughs. colds. Group, con-
sumption. bronchitis. hOarseness, and all
throat and lung troubles. that old-fashioned
remedy. DR.. Davd's Cough Syrup, Of pure
pine tar. horehound, and wild cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SYRUP has been use,
for children teethiug. II soothes the child
sOftens the gums, allays all pain, cures wine
colo and is the best remedy for diarrhoes
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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Mr.. suLLIvAN's PURPOSE
tie will Help to Eeunite the Irish Ma
tionalists.

NEW YORK. Dec. Special. Be
fore going on board, Mr.. Sullivan said
that when he reaches Ireland he will try to
help reunite the Irish Nationalist. lie
spoke of a number Of bad errors on ParnelPs
part, particularly in the attacks on Uladc
stone and in breaking into the Office 81
limited Ireland. The collision yesterday at
KiIkenney be regarded as the natural out
come Of ParnelPs course. pursued against
reason to crafty his pride. lie NAV return
on a lectgring tour next year.
A CLAN-NA GAEL MEETING.
A public meeting to sustain Parnell will
be held at the Cooper Institute on FRIDAY
evening. The men who are calling the
meeting are all members OF the Gamma
Gael and reyolutiOnists who have always
oppOsed Parnell's conservative policy. The
best element in lrish-American circles here
is against Parnell, and severely con emns
his present change Of front and repudlates
his leadership.
GRANTED AN EXTENSION.
The creditors Of V. e \. Meyer Southern
cotton factors, have practically agreed 10
grant them an extension. This, the firm
saw. will enable them TO meet all their en-
gagenents, dollar for dollar.
CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE.
Active preparations are making for the
erection of the Protestant Episcopal Cathed-
raj of 81. John the Deyine. at One-Hundred
and Tenth street and M0ningside Park,
the grounds OF the Leake and W atts orphan
ASYLUM. IL is expected that the site VIII
be ready for the new owners by july ], 1871,
and the trustees Of the Association having
the building Of this ecclesiastical ediiice. IN
tend, if possible to arrange matters so that
the cornerstone Of the Cathedral may De
laid within few months altel they come
i'm possession. The new Cathedral Will be
built at a cost Of from S2.j00,O0O 10 SlO.OOO-
900. Ii may be ten years in building, or
possiblv more, but it il believed that within
two years from the laying ofthe cornerstone
services can be held in part Of the edlnce.
The money in the hands Of the trustees
amounts to nearly 100000 This amount
will lust about meet the payment OF the
ground. which will cost $4,000. No I'M
easiness is caused by this state Of affairs,
however, rs large sums have been pledged,
and the trustees anticipate little or no dill
Guilty in raising the amounts required from
time 10 time in the progress OF the WORK a..
The finances are under the charge OF Mr.. D..
PierrepOint Morgan, the treasurer OF the
Board OF Trustees, and Bishop Potter. VINO
is an eX-OiliciO member Of the Board. TWO
legacles OF flVV,VVV edch nave Nc,h i'NN.''"
hy the trustees. the most recent that Of Miss
Mary Edison. of New York, who died not
long ago. ID. Willis James, Presbyterian,
gave 100000 b. the fund.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
Toe Board Of Alderman have postponed
taking action on the report " the Alder
manic Committee on Markets until next
week. i'm the matter OF the sale of vegetables
d..
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We Challenge

are not LEFT. Take few shares Of Freder-
icksburg Development COmpany's stock.
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Book-keepers and others Of sedantary
habits cure constipation with simmons
Iiypr Regulator.
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For Over Finx Years

Chills and fever OF three years standing
cured by simmons Liver Regulator.-E.
Watkins, Watkins House, Uptonyille, by.
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Brain-workers, keep your heads clear and
bowels open. Take simmons Liver Res u
latOr
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should see that her lltti ones are pro
.ected. and that bottle Of DR.. Dayidss
Cough syrup is at hand to give IN case
Group, coughs. or colds.
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hute sololst with the Patti Concert Com
pany. and other eminent talent from the
North. Cnder the auspices ~ TIE Woman =
Christian Association. THURS DAY ~ So
ING. December 18th. az 81 o'clock. Box
sheet omen tO season tickctholoefs VII
day, December 18Th. To the general puzzle
tuesday, December 1911.
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"Woman, Her Disease and Their Treat
ment." A valuable illustrated book OF
seventy-twO pages, sent free on receipt OF
10 cents, TO cover cost Of mailing, etc. Ad-
dress Z. O. Box 1869, Philadelphia, ia.
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Entries AT Guttenburg to-day:

First race fve-eghth Of a mile. selling
servia, Red Light, Raymond. Flambeau. lO9i
COldstream, 1O6; Mcdowell, Blackstone
Pericles. cstacy 1O3; May d., Alma, hlly,
100; Express. kOsapearl, uento. Blanche
81.
second race six and a half furlongs. sell
ing-Gloster, 1l9; kingstock, III; Renounce
III: Anomaly, lO7; Cant Toll. 1O5; Deer
Lodge, lo3: Count Lura, 10l; Gurwad. 100;
Maggie Ward, 100.
Third race, three quarters Of a mile-tvan-
geline. 10; Tom DonOhue, SIR George, Ober-
lin, los: King Alta, lahlman, SS; FREEZER
GmldrO, 85.
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth Of a
mile. selling-Bue Jeans. l22i BRUSSELS,
100: Burnside. lO7; WynWood, TED Leaf lOli
Pearl set, 1903
Finh race, one mile-Objecti0n, Now OF
Never. ll2: John Morris, Leo II, 100; jed
Text, 1O3; Trestle, 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-18

SIR. means Simmons Liver Regulator
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