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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
RESCUING THE VICTIMS.
DfYERS FIND THE UTOPTd'S DEAD
IN EACH OTHERS EMBRACE.

"Thunderer on the Congo Territory
Prince Nspoleon's Funerai-Boulangists
Arrested In Psrls-Foreign. Events.
[By Cable TO The Times.l
GrBRsLrAR. Mar 2O.-Twenty-eight adults
and three children victims OF the Utopia dlsas-
ter were inferred in a trench dug for the pur
pose to-day. the ground having been specially
consecrated by the Catholic clergy as burial
place.
The funeral was attended by Prince Berna-
dotte, son of the King Of Sweden, and cap
tain of the Swedish frigate Freya, now in
port, and by the clergy, the public officers
and officers of the British squadron and the
Swedish vessel. as we'll as 10y an immense
throng Of civilians
To-day the divers recovered ten bodies,
some Of them so firmly clasped together in
the last struggle for life that 1t was impossi-
bic TO separate them.
Captain McKeague. Of the Utopia. has been
arraigned before magistrate and remanded
on bail.
The bodies buried were conveyed 10 the
cemetery in wagons covered with the British
and Italian flags.
The survivors will desire that it will be sent
back to Italy The accounts given by the
survivors show that the horrors Of the soene
had not been exaggerated. At the time Of the
collision many were ON deck looking at the
land At the shock the crowds struggling to
oct ND choked the hatchway and thus
hundreds were caught in the trap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21

Buri,iorr. Np.. Mar %. F. 4. Abel. a
director Of the Broohyn League club. an in
innate acquaintance of AIe-.rs. Nondcihorst
and Rainic Of the local club. had long con-
fcreuc. with the tWo latter gentlemen today.
Mn Abel represented himself as coming TO
tlis citv IN the interest OF harmony IN the
baseball world. tie asked the local people t.
define their views on peace and be listened
10 them with much satisfaction. Both Won
derhorst and Barnie expressed themselves as
being favornbly disposed toward reconcira-
tion. but made the point that any overtures
,epdlno To that state 0f affairs must be pre-
s.n.cl 10 the Association rs body. Mr.. Abel
obtained % clear expression and iutmated
tha, tho conditions which might be imposed
lv the Association would not prove nsur-
moun,able and that "a reconciliation was not
ilupossihle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
ncmnnd ror KcNenme slnmps.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Mar. Captain AIer-
edith. chief of the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing. speaking Of the story published 10
the cfcct that Tie increased demand for inter
nal revenue stamp, would necessitate the use
of steam presses ia tie Bureau. said that there
in tae Bureau IN the place OF hand presses
In the first place, steam presses could not he
used if desired us the law PROVIDES that the
work of the Bureau shall be done 10y hand
presses. The Bureau j HOW working wihl
,xty-.ix hand presses eleven hours day. and
a., soon as the new building is completed viii
pernittiue. the new huillng win be compile
led about the first of July. and With tbs cN-
tension and increased force Captain Meredith
expects to boo able to meet The demands of the
Treasury Department promptly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
HELD FOE 4 RANSOM.
A Wealthy Detroit Miller Adroitly and
Boldly Kidnapped.

DETRoTr, MIcH, March 2O.-Joseph Perrin,
proprietor Of one Of the largest Touring mills
in Detroit and half millionaire. was called
TO his door by a stranger last night with a
message pun Orting to come from an intimate
friend. who was represented as being III and
desired PerTin's attendance. lie entered a
coach with the stranger and went away.
AZ / o'clock this morning Perlns home
door bell was rung and an envelope thrust III
Oy young man who immediately disappear
Ell. Tho envelope contained a check for : l5,-
900 on the Peninsula Bank Of which Perrin is
vice-president and a large stockholdeI: a
u, ,mis1ry note for Sl5 600, PAYABLE in five
days and a letter for Perin's nephew, Hassel-
ba,her. advising him 10 cash or negotiate the
check. or failing either. 10 raise $4,000 on hls
own property. 10 be paid as ransom for Per-
rim who WAS being held by some parties
whom the letter did not disclose.
The letter appointed the rendezvous at
which the money might he paid this evening.
The police were Immediately put at work
upon the case, but up 10 II o'clock tins nom
ing have no clue either 10 the persons who
kidnapped Perrin or 20 his present where
abouts. Perrin is a bachelor fifty-eight years
old. and extremely interested in Detroit i'll
du.tries and financial institutions Both the
note and check bore PeTrins genuine sigma
ture
Mr. PeTein returned ome--to-night safe
and sound. lie says ne entered carriage
last night 10 60 10 a friends house. The car
rage was driven in the wrong direction. and
he attempted TO jump out. lie was met 10y
two masked men, who held revOlvers 10 his
head and forced him back into the cab, they
following He was driven 20 the outskirts OF
town and taken tot room and forced 20 write
q check at the point Of pistol. Late tins
afternoon his captors informed him that
"their game was up He was then rebound.
gagged aud hliudioldcd aud conducted from
the room. He was forced into the cab and
driven TO the corner Of Myrtle and Thirteenth
streets. and boarding "a street car reached
L. homo of gO u NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Prince Napoieon's Funeral.

TrpIN. Mar. 20.-Thc remains of the late
Prince Napoleon arrived here to-day. They
we're met by the Duke Of Genoa and by y
guard Of honor. and were conveyed. followed
hy an imposing procession, 10 the Church Of
Ia Superga and were there deposited in the
roval crypt. fhe will of the late Prince
designates Prince Louis Napoleon, one of ms
sons. AS the formers successor as head I'M
perial of the house If Bonaparte.
Prince NapoleOn's estate by the same in
strrI,neut is divided between the Princess
Ietitia. his daughter. and Prince Lonis. The
name of Prince Victor. his other son, is not
mentioned in the will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Startling Confession.

BEAVER FAt1s. Pa. Mar. q. Last Wednes-
day during the absence, q Mrs. bradley from
a. ara;,,rior who WAS LETT IN charge, was found
on n Mrs. Bradley arrival home il. the even,
inc In the collar bound hand and foot and
ne bonse robbed. The girl said q tramp en-
tered tho house stole the goods and then eat
h:s dinner and left:
To-day Miss Bork, who is, sixteen years oi
age. made confession of having coiiihit'ru
tie theft herself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
PersonnIand General.

10 marriage licenses were issued Yesterday.
Mr.. C. =. Cohen. Of New York, Is in the city
registered at Murphys Hotel
llrs. Conway r. Howard has returned 70 the
city from a visit to Lynchburg and Is stopping
al FOr1s.
The partisl burning Of one Of the wooden
tcnomcnis in Rutheriords row. on Broad street,
yesterday morning. caused an alarm or hre 10
hr turned I'm from Box o.. Damage triflng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Three children Drowned.

Bra,uSGHAM. Ala. Mar 2o-Aiexander
Bufnrd a farmer. yesterday attempted to
cr~ss Valley creek in a wagon IN which were
his wife and three children. The creek was
much swollen. and the wagon and team were
washed down the stream. The three children
,,'r@ drowned, the Youngest being washed
from its mothers arms while she was clingins
TO limb TO keep her head above In ,ne water
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Foreign Notes of Interest.

Torrential rains have prevailed recently IN
the southeast Of France. Large districts have
been inundated. The Rhone is rising rapidly.
The judicial Committee of the British Privy
Council have on the appeal of the colony OF
Victoria. Australia. confirmed the right OF tho
colonial government TO prevent the landing OF
Chinese Immigrants in Victoria.
Marion Crawford, the author. who on Mon
day last served a legal notice upon the man
ayers OF the Paris Opera. House, protesting
Mage" on the ground that the story of lie
Mage" is taken bodily from his 'Zhroaster."
has withdrawn the charge of plagiarism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Judgment Against Henry Hilton.

NEW YoRK. Mar. 2O.-A formal Judgment o,
s2s2. .352 was rendered today in the United
States Circuit Court against Henry Hilton
and William Libbro. who formerly traded un-
der the name Of A. T. Stewart x Co. 10 favor
of Charles Fortin & Co.. Of Paris France.
The suit grew ont Of large dealings between
the two firms for the manufacture and sale OF
kid gloves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
GOV. NICHOLS SILENT.
BLAINE STILL LOOKING FOR THE
LETTER THAT MEYER CONES.

The Secretary Awaiting n Reply in Reference
to the New Orleans Tragedy with Eager
Expectancy-senator Hawiey Thinks There
VIII be no Trouble.
wAsH1sGroy, D. c., Mar. 2O.-No new de-
velopmcnts Of a diplomatic nature concern
ing the New Orleans affair have taken place
between the State Department and the Italian
Government.
Secretary Blaine las been awaiting the
letter which Governor Nichols. Of Louisiana
promised 20 send in reply 10 the Secretary $
telegram. but no communication had been re-
ceiyed when the State Department closed
this afternoon.
Mr.. Blaine. who remained at his home all
day. telephoned 10 the department TO know II
a letter from tie Governor had arrived.
Mr.. Blaine IS recovering rapidly from BIS
indispOsition and will probably be at the
State Department Monday if the weather IS
favorable.
80 INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS.
Senator Hawlcy, Of Connecticut, said TO-
day that lie did not think there would be any
international complications over the New Or
leans affair.
Said the Senator: we cannot possibly eX-
haust the resources Of % diplomacy IN such q
matter OF course the General Government
is IN the eyes OF the world the responsible
party, but the execution 0t the criminal law
must be left 10 the several States.
'Occasionally compile tedquestons are the
result Of this condition Of affairs, but there u
really nothing serious IN the outlook at tins
time. We ore a liberal people, eulnently far,
and the Italians will receive satisfactory treat
mcnt at our hands"
The grand iury is still in session. and it is
not known when il Will report A morning
paper advises the jury 10 return no indlct-
ment against those persons concerned III the
uprising, because 1t was "a people movement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
nia Verdict DcnflI.

CAMDEN. n. j.. March 2O-The jury in tho
case OF Lingo brought in verdict this even.
ing Of murder in the first degree.
Lingo heard the verdict without showing
any emotion. Sentence was deferred ana
Ijnro was taken back 10 jail The verdict,
though somewhat OF q surprise. gives genera
satisfaction. The crime for which Lingo was
convicted. was the brutal assault and murder
Of Mrs Miller the wife Of prominent
farmer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
J.mes Hughes Wanted.

HARR1ssURG. Pa. Mar. 20.-An officer from
Rochester. n. Y, presented at the state De-
partment here to-day rcquistion from Gov
ernor Hill, OF New York for the extIaditon of
James Hughes, who Is wanted IN hoches.ear
on n charge Of coercion in connection with
the tailOTs' strike in that city
Governor PattisOn is absent from the city.
So no action was taken to-day IN the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Trial cfJaimes MuIdoon.

UTIcA. n. t.. Mar W.-Ihe trial Of James
Muldoon wa, continued in the United States
District Court. The defendant IS indicted for
smuggling Chinamen into this country at
Lewiston. and the case Is the first of its kind
ever tried in this district. Murh interest IS
manifested In IL. aud the rulings Of the court
are carefully observed by the many attorneys
present. 1hc Cinnamon were sworn by the
Government and testified through an inter-
prefer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
German Military stores.
upv Cahle 10 The Times.

LONDON. Mar. 2O.-A Berlin correspondent
states that the Kaiser has ordered searching
Investigation into the condition Of the military
stores. Alarmists go so far as 20 state the SIT
nation in some respects is not different from
that Of France in the beginning OF the lase
war. and extensive frauds have been perpe
trated upon the Government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
4 DANGEROUS "MASHER."
An English Dude Taken for Jack the Rip
per" and Badly Bunged Up.


GRENADA, Mar 20.-An English tourist hero
had an experience yesterday that he would
probably no. care to have repeated. Attired
in the extravagaft fashion often affected by
travellers of that nationality the gentleman III
question was engaged in exploring the quaint
Moorish town of Albaicin, one OF the four
quarters of the city occupying one OF the
three hills on which Grenada is built, and
had reached a spot overlooking the Darro
when he stopped u admire the view OF the
Ahambra. obtainable from that point.
Looking across the valley he esped several
damses who had been watching him and
whom he seemed 10 regard AZ especially at
trnctive. but on beckoning % them TO APP
proach instead OF complying they fled,
screaming loudly and evidently greatly
frightened In few moments a, crowd OF
men had collected, and shouting the Spanish
equivalent Of Jack the Ripper" they at
tackled the tourist with stones and sticks, and
only stopped when he was nearly lifeless. lie
i. now confined to his hotel from the injuries
rQce. .ypl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
TIE CONGO TERRITORY.
The "Ihundcrer" Says "the Belgian Flag
Cannot Wave over the Niles Regions"

lBy Gable to the Timesl
LONDON. Mar 20.-The Times to-day pub
lished a long article on Congo matters and di-
rects attention to the prohibitory tariff and
to rumors in connection with the Kerkhoye
expedition which i now well on It's way from
Leopold. with the purpose Of anneXng
the valley of the Nile in the name OF King
Leopold.
The Times considers il opportune now that
the Belgian king Is in London on business
connected with the Congo territory, 10 pro-
test against the Oyer-Weening ambition OF
the Congo Free State, and adds The Bel;
eian flag cannot wave over the Niles regions y
The Times in conclusions says: We have
reason TO believe Leopold has brought TO
view these schemes in their true light and he
will take means to keep them within their
legitimate bounds"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
PRICE TWO CENTS.

foundland copy Of the proposed ball to en-
able the Government TO compel the submis-
sion Of the Colony TO the French fishery
treaty. but that the Government had in No
vember last requested the Colony itself 70 on
net the necessary legislation. and this bill was
the result Of the Colony's refusal or failure to
1es,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
ROULANGISTS ARRESTED.
The French Police Make Raid and Arrest
Conspirators.

tUu*IlIFHIDI"s
BY Gable 20 The Times.l
PArIs, March 2O.-The police Of this city
Yesterday evening mided and searched the
houses Of number Of leading Boulangists.
They also arrested Granger and Roche; mem
bersof the Chamber Of Deputies. who belong
10 the Patriotic League. and two Anarchist
leaders. named Morphv and Caron, on the
charge Of fomenting insurrection and intend
ing to incite "A disturbance at the meeting IN
honor Of Jules Ferry 10 be held tomorrow.
Many revolutionary documents have been
seized 10y the police and will be used IN cyl
dence at the trial II the men IN custody. In
consequence of the arrests. meetings of the
sectional presidents of the Patriotic League
have been convened for to-day. Tomorrow
Deroulde will question the Government a. TO
the action Of the police. and stormy scene -
expected in the Chamber of Deputies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
RusIness Failures.

Nyw Yonx. Mar. 2o-Failures during tho
las, seven days number for tn United states
$50 and for Canada IS: total 275. rs compared
with a total OF 273 last week. aud 265 the
week previous to the last. For the core
sponding week last year the figures were 255.
representing 2l5 failures in the United States
and 40 in Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Government Prosecutions.

fly cable 20 Tho Ilmes.l
Ioypoy. Mar. 20.-German Socialists are
becoming uneasy over the increasing fire.
quency OF Government prosecutions, indlcat;
ing return 10 the methods that prevailed
heiore the repeal of the law against socisl-
istic gatherings The police. everywhere. are
showing unusual activity and severity IN deal
ing with sgitatOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
They are Reconciled.

NEW YORK. Mar. %. The Recorder thh
morning says: The American Association
and National League are reconciled. Tho
Association has agreed to come back under
the protection Of the National League agree
ment These facts were discovered late yes.
tercay. The immediate cause Of their dis
closure was Mr.. Thunnan's retirement fro;r
the National Board
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
RritI.h Indla's FINANCES.

CAIcuTrA. Mar 20.-The financial state
ment of British India shows surplus for
1891 'q2 OF li5,CO0 rupees and therefore the
fund 10 iusurr against disasters by famine IS
restored to It's original amount The Council
proposes 10 raise an Indian loan in London Of
2. COO. 900 pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21

LONDON. Mar. 2O.-Malcom Kahn, who was
an ambassador of Persia here but was stripped
Of his titles and removed writes to the Times
declaring that his disgrace IS due 10 his op-
posing the Shahs despotic policy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Oxford the favorite.
LBy Cahle 70 Tho Times.l

IoNDoy. March 20.-The betting on the
Oxford and Cambridge boat race. which
comes 81 tomorrow. is eleven to four in favor
of Oxfird. There are many who do not be-
lieve the long odds to be justified by the per
formances Of opposition crews.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Race Horses Sold

GurrrNnrro. y. J., Mar 20.-A number Of
race horses belonging 10 Gnv & Co. were sold
at au elton in the paddock here this morning
and good prices resulted.
ROsebcrry by FauStus Bonnie Rose was
bought by j. NJ Gray for $1,000: Betty
Prother, b. Faustus Zulu, by Thompson, for
: 300
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Female Horse Thief.

GAINESVILLE. Tx. Mar. 20.-Pcarl Starr
daughter Il the noted Belle Starr. stole two
tine horses OF q farmer near 81. joe last night.
and hed ~ the Indian territory. She dresses
in male attire aud handles Winchester with
As much dexteIity as her mother. Pearl is
twenty years old and is the reputed daughter
nf COle YOHnger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21

CIScINNarI. o.. Mar. 2O-The Maize Seed
and OIL Company's building at Mclean ave
nue. and Court street was burned tonight.
Loss SIS. 0oO. McFadden Brothers furnish
ing goods store. NJ second and Vine streets,
wss damaged 10 the amount Of $4,000 by fire
tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Going To the Marriage,

4 special car containing MOTT ol the licimond
marty gong TO tho Stacy-Lewls wedding Will
leave on Monday afternoon az 1870; Ihe Trip
will no doubt be very enjoyable. Mr, l. y: Jones,
VINO tcnlcrsi Mr.. Stacy the car, Will, with MS
wife accOmuauv the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Voted the Loan.
by Cable 10 The Times J

by Cable 10 The Tfmos.l
LrspoN. Mar 2O.-The Senate Yesterday re-
luctantly voted the loan of $4,000, 900 on tho
tobacco monopoly, a measure which bad
previously been adopted by the Chamber OF
llnr,itins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Eirr i.altInlnrc.

BALTIMORE, Mn. Mar. 90 The building.
POI north paca street was almost demolished
by FIRE to-day. The stock Of Griffith Turner
& Co., dealers in agricultural implements. was
damaged about $4,000; insured A lighted
match was dropped into pile OF paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Cricket Match.

HALIFAX. y. S. Mar. 20 A cable from Ber-
muia SAYS that the third cricket match be-
tween the Philadelphia and the Garrison
eleven was played yesterday and resulted in
favor of the visitors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
THE LABoR CONFERENCE A FTAsco.

The Chronicle SAYS that in 1889, during the
great Dock strike, both IIealy and Davitt
urged the National League 10 subscribe fi OO0
to the strikers relief fund and the project
was defeated by Psrnell.
The Chronicle also says that the labor con-
ference at Dublin on Sunday last, under the
patronage Of Parnell, was a tinsco. But forty
nersons were present. OF that number four
were delegates on behalf Of $50 labor organi-
cations. According 10 the Chronicle. the
coal porters were recovered by reporter OF
Freeman's journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Corneaway Wins.

lBy Cable to Tho Timesl
LONDON. Mar. 2O-At the Liverpool Spr$ne
meeting to-day the grand national steeple.
chase was won by Comeaway, ClOister second
and llex third. Iwenty-one started.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
PiRNELL WILL RESIGN.
Definitely stated that lac WIN Offer Himself
to the Electors OF Cork.
L L.

LONDON. Mar Pot is definitely stated
that Parnell will resign and offer himself to
the electors Of Cork, and the people are again
beginning to turn their eyes toward the stua-
tion in ireland The McCarthyites say they
are delighted. but do not look 50. So many
priests are focking to Sligo that their number
attract attention and are the subject If r.
reyerent remarks The Parnellites claim 20
have received encouraging adyices rs To the
prospects of their enyoys in America. Both
factions aro IN need of funds. but the Parnell-
ties seem to be easier as to the money for
election eXDenses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
RICHMOND, VA, SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1891
THE TURF.
Entries for the Races at Guttenburg ana
the Results Elsewhere.
The entries for the Guttenburg races to-day


are:
First race, ono mile. beaten horses-Pelham,
| i90 Amos. Newcastle. ils: Deer Lodge ~;
| Quota ion. rs: William DAILY, 1I9; Harry huhl,
III; Cast steel. 100; Saile Harper lV'' CORA L.
| l0J No. Guilty. 90. :,
Second race, six and one-half furlongs. sell
| ng-Iurnsidc, ioi; shotover, iO5; FernTood'
| i0O: Nenophone Emma J, -; Kate clarke; N.
Third race. hve-eighths of mile-fenelon
! 100; Stonington, ll2; Jed, Sir George, 10.
! Civil Service. Ncngcur, Wlnona, lloi 20
/ Lucky. Jago, l0j; Sunhower Enoia'
Fourth race one and one-siyteenth miles, han
! dicap- -lancocas III; GrimAldi. Church I'LL,
! l07: Slavin. lO5
| Fifth race. threc-fourths Of q mile-Bob
! Arthur, Nhalarc fly no; Nubian, lJ'; Repent
bectcn. 1922 lrancis >, ~, ,
| Sixth race. scyen-eighths OF a mile. selling
! Count Luna. il9; Clamor. ll6; st. Paris, The
Doctor. III: Il. !. II. no; Speculation. G@ny-
! nledc los; Marsh Redon, Lysander. Marie Low
/ s3; OctagOn. o.
| Following are the results;
GUTTRNBURG.
First race five and ono-haf furlongs. maid
! en's-HaylOr first. Fabian second, Ceimont thlrd'
lime i:lil6. 49,
Second race, seyen-eighths of mile, beaten
! horses Jack Bachelor first, Iersuador second
| Anomaly third. Time "a -.
Third race, six AMI e-half furiongs, selling
| Emma J first, Fernwood second Gloster third
/ Time :2lls. go -
Fourth race. one mile-Churchill Clark first,
! Perlid second. BRUSSELS third Time 40 80
! Fifth race. fiye-eighths OF mile. selllng-tINt-
| ter III. first. Gitnmound second, village Mald
/ third Time sp4.
sixth race. seven oighths Of q mile, selling =,
Blackthorn first, Silent second Discount thlrd'
! Time l:}31s.