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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-16
HILLS TRIP SOUTH.
The Governor ana HIS Parry to Leave
Albany Sunday.

Albany Sunday.
ALBANY, N. Y. Oct. 15.-Gov. Hill will
start on Sunday next for Atlanta, Ga.
where he is TO deliver an address at the
dedication Of the Grady monument on Oct.
81. The governors party will consist of
Gen. Slocum of Brooklyn, John A. Mccall
of New York, Gen. Austin Lathrop,
Assistant Adjutant General McEwen, Cen
Ferdinand p. Earle of the governors staff,
and others. The party will stop at Rich
mond, where the Powhattan Club has
arranged reception for the governor on
Monday night. From Richmond the party
will go directly to Atlanta, arriving there
late Tuesday night.
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Frence,s Parliament Reopened.

PARIS, Oct. l5.-The Senate and Cham
Der Of Deputies reoDened to-day. The
deputies who expressed opinions on the SUBJ
ject In the lobby Of the chamber were gem
orally satisfied with the success Of the for
eigu poiicy Of the cabinet
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Russian OIL Cake to Come Ont.

ST.. PETERSBURG. Oct. 15.--It is an
nounced that the Russian government will
permit the export Of oil cake now lying in
Russian ports, and that 1t will also allow the
export Of all oil cake that was delivered to
railroads for export on or before Oct o.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The gold arrivals By
yesterday afternoons aud to-day's steamsrs
we're t536, 900 The total gold rscei we'd from
Furooe 10 dats Is si5 .1360 90. and the
amount nov ID transit i 81 5000
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Fassstt Challenged 20 Meet GRADY.

TROY. n. Y. Oct 1.-The Press will
eunOpnoe to-day that II Is authorized BY
the democratic state COMMITTEES % invite
hon. J. Hloat fassett - meet ex-senator
Grady ~ any Dlsce Ia the state and as aDy
time before Che election 10 . discussion n
any Or al the Issues pe8dlog ~ ~ cam
paagn.
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Shaen spoiled at sea.

PLYMOUTH, Oct 15.-The steamship Par
rametta arrived hero to-day. She reports
that the crank shaft Of her freezing engine
broke, causing the oarcasses Of 10000 Aus
trGlian sheep in the freezing compartment
on their way to the London market 70
epoil
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OMAHA, NEE. Oct I5-Asslstant County
Attorney Moriarily. who Is also a city
councilman, aud six other prominsnt citl-
xens have been arrestod for t1king pars ~
last wesk's lynching.
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emma WIN Paw Hla Dehts

SHANGHAI, Oct 15.-The Chinese govern
ment has consented to pay the sums Dor
rowed fraudulently or contracted for by
an ex-membsr of the Chinese legation at
Paris.
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CITY OF RoME NOT LOST.

The Story a Hoax Perpetrated by a
Hsk-wittsd COWBOY.
ST. JOINS, n. F., Oct 15-A dispatch to
the COlonist from Magistrate Carey, at
Trepassey, says that there is no truth what
ever In the report that the steamer City Of
Rome was lost Of 81. Shots. The story is
q hoax perpeirsted by half-witted cow
boy Of the steamer MoDdego, which was
los. at Marins Cove Sep. -
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A Better Feeling Toward China,

Paris, Oct. 15-The relations of the
ministers of the powers with the Pekin
government have taken a turn which tends
toward a more harmonious state of affairs.
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81. PETERSBURG. Oct. l5-Ths g0vsrn-
ment hes ciossd tue University y KEN aad
o. account ~ the recent FeFoiafi nary be-
haFloF u the s.1touis.
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FlfY 80 on the DolIar Acceptsd.

CHICAGO, Oct. I5-1he Chicago creditors
Of 3. v. h bite q 20. to-day aecspted tie
proposition 20 pay ~ esuts On ths dollar.
The COMMITTEES apDaiufed - investigate The
feeelFefs ia efDenf reported that q ~ae
olfrecf end tbs terms eere unapimqusly
accepted.
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GEN. w. &. II. LEE DEAD.

Heart Trouble and Dropsy the Cause
of His Demise.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Oct. l5.-Gen. W. F.
II. Lee, second son Of Gen. R. &. Lee, died
at his home in Ravensworth, Fairfax
county, this evening, aged 81. On receipt
of the intelligence of his death all the bells
in the city were tollei. He had faithfully
represented this district for two terms in
congress, and was q raember-elect Of the
next House. The cause OF his death was
heart trouble and dropsy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-16

D DINER |
TO their
Gin gen. |
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INTER
hey have
efforts.
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FOODS,
HOS
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GOODS,
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norni,s lyIal topic II discussion AZ the
ESQ a. , .9s.lon a the conference under she
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-15

banqueros abrieron aver los pagos a sns res
pectivos depositantes, pesAr de ser douiingO
sss Londres, 9.-Se ha experimentasiofa "a guna
depression en- variaS Bnsas euro ,eas
f Madrid, g. Ha reinaiu hoy gran panico en
la BOlsa, consecuenca del fracaso de las pro-
yectada Operaci0n de cr6diGu.
E Banco de Espana ha subido el descuen
to cuatro medic por. cento. y -
Sc ha dessJdu del pensamiento de Obse-
quiar con un banquete al senior Beranger.
Dos periO .iistas Sc han batidO sable, sa-
liendO ambOs heridOS
Paris, 9.-En la Busa no ha desaparecidu
la inquietud producida on gran parte pOr el
estado de los fondos espanolss. Essos han to-
nido una baja de IL causa de- fracaso de la
operaci0n de credtO entire ell Banco de Espana
la casa de Rostchild, de las 6rdenes reali-
zadas On Londres para la venta de dichos
fondos. ~
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CONVOCATORiA

Elegits en- la reuni0 que va tenir llOch 10
da 25 del mes passat en- los alts del cate de
La Palma per las personals ALI reuuidas com
a resutat de Ia COnvocGtoriG que's va publican
en- LA CORRESPONDENCIA DE PUERTO-RICO 10
wallis preparatoris para redactar las Bases de
la cOnstitucio de societat habent acabat 10
nostre trevall los que suscrihuen convUcan
N els nascuts en- terra espanypla ahont SO parla
per llenga matte la catalana, residents en- la lila
de Puerto Rico ais fills d'eis nascuts On la ma
teixa lila, pera Il diunenge dja qwissse d. aquest
mes d la w,G de lG 't0rde, en- un dels salons del
Institut Provincial, pera donar compte de la
seva tasca. $1. - fAts* t
iii Avant
Puerto Rico, de Novembre del any 1891.
Joan Cam6.-Joseph Sierra .-Saluador Ba-
bl-Josegh OrdoneS. Joseph II: Saaronsd.
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Gaceta Official de hoy

Negociado de Agriculture, Industria Co.
Neutrality-suspicious. varios privilegos de in
vencioD.
-Negociado de Obras pnblicas.-Dos de-
cretos en- que SO sonata ell plazo de veinte dias
para que los propietarios afectados por la ex-
propiac0n de los terrenos de las sacciones q
variante de AnaSco para via del ferrOcarri,
puedan expresar 10 que Sc les Ofrezca parez
ca contra la necesidad de la ocupacion, haclen-
do sus reclamacones al alcalde respective.
--Negociado 10 Sc nombra alcalde de
Aibonito, don Manuel Gil Sanchez.
Sc nOmbra secretariO del pueblo de HOr-
migueros, don Ambrosio Marchany.
-Contadu1ia Central de Hacienda. Fac
turas que Sc pagaran en- la pr6xima semana:
Sorteo H. @lal T.
NOvembre 17.-Factura numerO 4O3.
Idem 18.-Factura numerO 4O4.
Ilem 19.-Factura n1mero 4O5.
Idem 2O.-Factura n1merO 400.
Idem 2l.-Atrasos: factura mum. 28l
3O1.
administrator General de Comunicacio-
nes.-Reacion de los peri0dicos llegados sin
faja nj direction a.
--Rentas..y Aduana de Aguadilla.- Sc anun-
cia la venta en- publica subasta de lis kios de
almanaques anuncios, para el 20 de este mes,
procedentes de abandono.
-Estaciones aeronomicas de Mayaguez y
de Rio -piedras. .-Resumen de las ObservaciOnes
meteorologcas efectuadas durante la segunda
quincena de Octubre.
-Ayuntamientos
-Providencias judieiales
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-15
Diputaci6n Provincial.

Acuerdos t0mad0S en- la session del dia I2.
NOmbrar una cOmision para que redactara
un proyecto de regamento de las oficnas
dependencies. - >kA
-Quedar enterada la corporation de una
enmienda presentada sobre la nulidad de la
election de D. Alvaro ninguez.
NO acceder a la :stancla del Sr. Berns-
tein en- la que pedia el arrendamiento del Co.
legio de San IgnaciO.
-Desechar una enmienda sobre cierras re-
formas y banda de mdsica del Asilo de Bene
icencia
-Dejar sin etecto un credto de S 200 pa
ra calamidades pdbicas, por no haber votaio
la mayOria necesaria.
-Aprobar un dictamen .sobre credito de
c6dulas eectOrales '1H
-Quedar sObre la mesa un dictamen so.
bre impression de billetes de la Loterfa
-AprObar un dictamen nOmbrar una Co.
mission para reforma del R R'glamento del Asio
de Benefcencia.
-Quedar enterada la Corporation de que
el jOven Modesto Rivera, de la Escuela NaciO-
nal de musica y defamation, a quien subven-
ciona, obtu7o las mejores notas el primer
premiO en- la ensenanza de violin.
-AprObar una subvenci6n de $4,000 al
Ayuntamiento de Yauco para la reparaci6u de
las carreteras que de dcho pueblo van Qua
vanilla y a Guanica caminos vecinales.
-Destlnar ST. 900 la subvenei0n de la
CT Ira.
-Aprobar la distribution de los foudus
prOvinciales para este no IS.
Contribute con una suma q los g4sto
que ocasionen las iestas que SO celebraraa on
esta Ciudad para conmemnrar el 10 Cente lario
del DescubrimientO de America.
-SubvencioIar con una sulna para tdar
Principe las Obras del puert dn Ponce.
=s--Pasar a la coInisi6n de presupuestos I'M
informe pidiendo una subge1ci11n para ell Asi'u
de .' Hermanitas de los ancianOs desampa-
radios" x
Quedaron algunos acuerdos importantes
sObre la mesa y Sc aprObarOn Otr0s var;Os de
interes particular escasa importancia.
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la estacion del ferro-carril
DE SAN GERMAN

Hemos recibidO dversas cartas de la Cid.
dad de San German en- las que Sc oeupan del
lugar en- que debe ser colocada la estac6n del
ferro carril y todas sin una exception, seflalan
los terrenos de la succession de don Calixto Ri.
vera como el mas it'll y conveniente, por que
dar un costado c6ntrco de la poblaci6n.
81 la tOpografia del terreno no permitese
a Ia compahia CONSTRUCTORS levantar la esta-
oiQn en- la referida propiedad de Ia SUCCESSION R-
vera, pOr aener que veneer dificlltaies de43.
siadO cOStOsas Sc considera en- buenas cOndi-
clones las tierraa libres que radican al Oeste
del antique cemanterio Parroqulal que hace
muchos amos es'a clausurado en- donde TAM
bi6n quedarla eerca de la poblaci6n al lado
de solares perteneclentes al Municipio, que en-
ell acto triplicarian su valor para Ia construe-
ci0n de eGiicios.
En case improbable de quo linguno de loa
dos emplaze emientos s6nalados re4piese las
condolences de Convenience para la compania
queda aun ell tercero, elijiendolo On Gamboa,
a la entrada de la Ciudad por el camino de Ma
yagiez donde existe uni paso yiveI de Ia
ola de una extension mayor de 100 metros, y
por 10 tanto, con suticien5e amplitud para Ia
estaci6H y sns dep pahdeneiaa
La election que ha heehO Ia c0mpaAia on
los terrenos de don Tomas Alvarez es def todo
desgraclada inconvenience.
Dista como 1900 meJlos de las primeras
casas del pueblo habra que coustrur una ca.
rretera, porQue el NAL camiuo existents no
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IL correspondence de Puerta-Rico.
Puerto Rico, IA de NOUjenbre de 1891. 4

w@L La suscrici6n de LA CORRESPONDENCE vale
DOS PESOS POR TRIMESTRE adelantado en
los puebos de la Isa. No Sc servira ninguna sus-
crici0n ST con la carta de aviso acorn pana ell
xalnr de nm trimastre
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Los ministeriales dan escasa importancia
dicha manifestation. ss 5ef.
Nueya- York, 5-El Herald publica otro to-
legrama de Paris, on el que SO cOnfirma la no
ticia de que el Car de Russia, eli su viajs de
Dantzig Livadia, eyit0 el pasar por Berlin,
con objeto de no visitar al Emperador CUTLER
mo, no obstante haber manifestado que su p0-1
Utica es completamente 0e paz.
Madrid, 5 Ell nuevo minstro del Peru ha
presentad0 hoy sus credenciaes S. NJ la Rel
na R9gente. Los discursos que con este mo-
two Sc han cruzado eutre la Soberara dcho
repIesentate diplOmaticO ban sido cordialss.
Va adquiendo mayor grayedad la question
suscitada por algunos periodicos, que atacan
al ministro de Marina, senor Bel angel. Un
hijo de este envio sus padrinos al Director de
Ell Resumen, el cual cQntest0 que SO cree con
derecho censurar la administration de Mari
ma. Entonees eI nlismo senior Beranger, Mi
nistro del rano, le slgi0 sus padrinos Toda-
via no SO sabe el resultado do esta enojosa
question.
Londres, 5!-E mertaio de azlcar de re-
nlolaeha cerr6 mas tirme, y el de cana sosteni
do.-El preciO del refnado ha tenido un alza
de peniques. S.
ia Idem 5.--Ha oeafTid0 on Cork un nuevo
choque entire los antiguos palnellistas sus
adversariOs, reSulIandO muchOS heridOs
Madrid, O. Ell director de la cOmpahia
arrendataria de tabac0s ha dirijido una carta
losperiodieos. negando que 81 contrato ce,e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-10
MRS. M'KEE Is FREE.
SHE IS ACQUITTED OF THE MURDER
OF MADAM WEMPEl.
The Forcibls and Convincing Argument
OF Mr.. seaborn wright-Thc Judges
Charge-verdict of the Jury.
rRx telegram to tho pispa,ch.l

ROME. GA, April 9.-This morning many
Roman homes were deserted. Their occu-
pants were in the courtroom to hear the
closing argument in the Mckee case,
speech by Mr.. Seaborn Wright, q brilliant
young orator Of North Georgia. He be-
gan his address yesterday afternoon ana
spoke for an hour before adjournment. On
his face as he spoke was confident ex-
preston that ofttimes broadened into
smile as he brought out point after point
showing why his client should be acquit-
ted. He then pointed out many dlscrepan-
oies in the testimony. He said that Mr.
OF whiskey on the bureau on Tuesday
morning and it had been prescribed by DIR.
Mccall.
CONFLICTING TESTIMONY.
The next witness, DR.. Mccall, testified
that he had prescribed whiskey on Wednes-
dey. He said DR.. 7. NJ. Holmes swore that
Mrs. Wimpels liver and kidneys were
affected by arsenic. and that the heart was
soft and mushy; while the next witness.
DIR. Hoyt, swore that the liver, kidneys,
and heart were IN normal condition. ne
said DR.. Hoyt swore that he received Jar
in which was a stomach from MIR. Rhudin,
III
ness said it was uncovered. The next wit.
ness, Mr.. Richards, swore that he locked
the lar in his safe, to which no one but
himself had the combination, and that he
delivered il TO DR.. HOyt next morning. he
argued that il would be criminal for the
Jury to find Mrs. Mckee guilty on such
conflicting testimony.
FATAL EFFECTS.
One of the strongest points in MIR.
Wright's argument was made Just before
he closed in regard to acetanilid medicine
given BY DR.. Mccall to Mrs. Wempel. He
read from a standard medical work where
il had been used with fatal effects, one
dose of three grains in certain case
having proved fatal; another case showed
where the administration of this medicine
had caused nausea and vomiting, followed
by death. At five minutes before IL O'Clock
Mr.. Wright concluded his speech. Judge
Maddox before beginning asked for the
bill of indictment.
THE JUDGES CHARGE.
He then charged the jury. reading his
charge. He said great deal had been said
about the motive in this case. and he
charged tho jurors that they were author
lied to find q verdict of guilty, if the evil
dence showed beyond doubt that the de-
PENDANT was guilty, although no motive
could be shown for the commission OF the
deed. He charged the law as to fight and
as to the confession. concluding his charge
in about fifteen minutes. The jury then re-
tired and buzz of conversation filled the
rooms. Mrs. Mckee seemed relieved that
the long case was at an end and spent q
few moments in talking with her friends
ACQUITTED.
Some Of the men in the courtroom were
Offering to bet ten to one that an acquittal
would come in very short time. but no
one would take the bets. Two hours later
a verdict of acquttal was rendered and
Mrs. Mckee was free woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-10
personals and RrIef..

+. ID. Bunnell, Esq, Of Petersburg, Is In the
city.
General William II. +. Lee was in the city yes
terday.
Hon. James Marehall, Of Craig county, was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. l.. Amory is very sick at her husbands
residence at Barton Heights
Mr.. j. Hasklns Hobson., Of Powhatan county,
the immigration agent, Is In the city,
r. II. Dnesberry, Of Mobile, Ala, purchasing
agent OF the Mobile and Ohio railroad s in the
city.
A meeting of the woman's Missionary Society
was held yesterday and much routine business
was transacted.
There was dance az the American Hotel last
night, In which quite number OF young ladles
and gentlemen took part
Colonel L. T. Copeland delivered lecture ut
the Young Mems Christian Association last night
on "Seeing the Elephant"
Mr. Robert J. Copenhover, Of Adwolfe, Smyth
county, Va, has been in Richmond for some days
and starts for home to-day.
The funeral Of Mr.. q. Tyree johnson, q we'll
known printer, will take place from Trinity
Methodist church to-day at IL O'CLOCK
Mr.. George X. Percy, who has just left the Male
Orphan Asylum with good record, started last
night for San Francisco 10 join his father and
brother.
Misses Emmio and Ida Stevens, OF Newark, \.
j. aftor a short visit to friends In this city will
return home to-day, accompanied by Miss mabel
Page, of west Main street.
The city ambulance was summoned yesterday
10 attend colored man at the Locomotive
Works who had his thumb badly mashed. lie
was treated and lett with friends.
Mr.. John w. Quares, Of this city, and Miss
Minnie Il. Christian, of Charles City, we're mar
ried at the Harvard House in Washington, ID. C.,
ON Wednesday. Presiding Elder OF that place
oflciated.
Mrs. James NJ. Matthews, who has been for
come weeks under the care OF DIR. Chisholm IN
Baltimore, will soon return to Richmond, the
operation upon his eyes having been successful
Metropolitan Lodge, No. IL, Masons, last night
nj ST. Adams Hall conferred the entered-appren-
tice degree on two candidates. The Shriners
also also met at the same hall and conferred de-
grees on several candidates.
Mr.. James r. Ryland died at his home at
! Walkerton, King and Queen county, yesterday
evening. lie was woll-known In this city, and
was brother Of Mr.. Josiah Ryland, clerk In the
| Second Auditors ofiice.
The Old Dominion Democratic Club had a fine
| meeting last night A number OF patriotic
| speeches we're made, and the claims OF the two
| candidates for City Treasurer were presented
| both by themselves and their friends
| News was received here yesterday OF the death
! I'm PHILADELPHIA Wednesday night OF Mr.. W. L.
! Conquest, father OF Mr.. L. p. Conquest, OF this
| city The latter went 20 Philadelphia several
days ago in response 10 telegram announcing
! his fathers Illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-10
NEGROES ATTeMPTALYNCHING.
The Mob Defeated, However. by One De
termined Nan.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.


KANSAS Cry, Mo-, April "a crowd of
500 negroes last night attacked the county
Jail with the intention of lynching William
Mccoy, who brutally murdered his mis-
tress, Nellie McGruder last Sunday night
by beating her head into a jelly with
stones. previous attempt to lynch Nc
Coy was made last Monday at the time of
his preliminary trial. but the prison was so
we'll guarded that the attempt was aban-
doned. The Sheriff concluded that the
excitement among the negro population
had subsidized sufficiently TO warrant the
withdrawal of extra guards and when the
attack last night was made 1t was wholly
unexpected.
The negroes gathered qIietlv about the
building, and at 1915 twenty Of their num-
Der, masked and otherwise disguised,
broke IN the outer door and Immediately
proceeded 10 that part of the building
which is partitioned off for Jail This is
separated from the rest of TIE building by
a stout iron door.
Only one guard was on duty. He drew
his revolver and threatened Ito shoot the
first man who approached the door. The
committee of twenty, after some parleyjng,
withdrew and joined their comrades out
side. After further parley the entire
mob dispersed. The guards have been
doubled In anticipation OF o further at
tack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-10
TURF EVENTS.
The Results of Yesterday at Guttenburg-
FntrieS for To-Day.

Entries for Today
FIRST race-three quarters of a mile, sell.
inr-Khafton won; Deer Lodge second,
Blackburn third. Time, LII.
Second race-six and half furlongss,
sellinp-Stonington won; Perlict second,
Chapman third. Time. 1:234.
Third race-one-half mile. handicap
Autocrat won: Iago second, Dalsyrlar
third. Time, 49,.
Fourth race--One and one sixteenth
miles. Glen Island handicap-Text won
Endurer second, Jack Rose third. Time,
1:49A.
Fifth race-three quarters of mile
selling-Sir George won; Alderman Mac
second. Lamar third. Time. l:l6s4..
Sixth race-one mile. selllng-lceberG
won; Henry Kuhl second, The Forum
third. Time, AN.
GUTENBERG ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First receive and one-half furlongs
Misunderstanding. 11s; The Begun, ll6
| Derango. ll2: Ella II. (gelding), 1903
| Wyndham, 107; Josephine, LOG; Sistei
Emily. 1OG.; Atlantic. 1903; Nomine dor
| merly Annie c., gelding), 1902; Pine Ridge
| lOl War Duke, %: Grapeshot. 81; Iberia
70: Affinity (colt), 70; Adair, ll6.
| Second race-seven eighths of mile
selling-The Sheriff, ll5 Planter. ll5
Anomaly. 112: lima b., 112; Jay-Qu-El
| 1903; Clifwood. 1903; Emeti (fily). 1903
Tom DAILY. 100; Supervisor. 100; Wonder
| ment. 81: Sir Rae, %.
| Third race-six and one-half furlongs
selling-Eatontown, 1911; Young Duke
| ia; Sanardo. 1903; Bessie H., lO8.
| Fourth race-One mile-Prodigal. 119
| Prince Fortunatus, III: Cassella, 1909; Wi
mona, 1O4; Woodcutter, 50; Nubia, SO. -.
| Fifth receive eighths of mile, sell
| ing-Meriden, 1l3; Carnegie, 40; Cold
stream, IO9; Fitzroy. 107; Bob Arthur, lO7
| Camden. 100: Flambeau, 105; Deer Lodge
1903; Ecstacy, 1903; Go Luck. 1903; Seryia
| 80: Mollie ", 81.
Sixth race-seyen eighths of mile, sell
| ing-Eblis, 1873; Arizona, 1l6; Frolic, ZIG
Doodle. ll6: Ned, 1l6: Marsh Redon. ll6
Marty b., lie; Happy George, ia; Ossa
ll3: Quibbler, 1l3; Jack Bachelor, ll3
Armiel, 105; Little Dick, lO5 Lexington
10; Teddy c., los.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-10
,v..cm Of employing labor on municipal

system OF employing lnoor ON munic'psi
VIE lie said this afternoon; THE city. o.
Boston is the only one In the country that
has eliminated politics from the nun, municipal
,no,b,,ds Of this system are 10 be taken as
the foundation upon which Secretary
Tracy Ira hopes to build his reform q n II IS
hoped that the Inauguration OF the new
svstsm will at once alter many exist
mo conditions Of the naval establishments
in; in various parts Of the country. but that
the growth Of the new plan will DC GRADUAL
Gov 10 include every man in the employ
of the Navy Department as laborer.
The force Of a navv-yard Ia largely 2
shifting one. and It Is not to be expected
that there will be any wholesale dis
charges at present. 1t must be borne in
mind that the element of politics il TO be
absolutely eliminated from the employ,
menu inen;r OF INTO the political faith Of appl
rantsD