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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-03
IN POOR HEALTH.
Jay Gould Much Too Ill to Continue His
Business.

say uOu4u MUM 4OO LII " OOALluuc t1lS
Business.
New YORK, Oct. 2.-Renewed confrma-
ton of the story to the effect that Jay Gould
had broken dow n physically, and that his
health is in an extremely critical condition,
has, according to an evening paper, been re-
ceiyed to-day. Mr.. Gould was not at his
Office to-day, and it is learned that, under
the advice of his physician, he did not leave
his home at Tarrytown. ANY further tax
or strain upon his weakened nervous forces
would, in all probability. be followed by
disastrous consequences. The physicians
think that he cannot be permitted, in lis
present condition of health. to attempt any
mental or physical eXertion. Carefully
bundled up, he took a drive this morning,
and those who saw him said that he looked
very worn AMI feeble, and that his features
were pale and drawn. That he is very sick
there is no doubt whatever" saws the paper
quoted, land it is gener1lly believed he will
be obliged 10 ..."e Up business activities. at
least for the present" The paper then
cites the incident occurring at the Missouri
Pacific meeting Wednesday, stating that the
accounts prev iously given of Mr. Gould's
prcstratiOn on that occasion have been fully
corroborated by several of those who were
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HEAVY SPECULATION.

1t Ruins the Business of an Illinois Banking
Firm.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Detectives here are on
the lookout for A. NJ. Standiford, the alb
sconding banker Of Chrsman, ILL., Inquiry
here developed the tact that for the last two
years the heaviest speculation on the Board
Of Trade has been going on through the
Christmas Bank, with varying success. The
sent By them were given in behalf of syn-
di cate Of deposltorssn the Chrisman Bank,
but there is suspicion that the Standifords
themselves were the real traders. Their
dealings were heavy. amounting sometimes
to about LOCO, coo bushels of grain per day
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WHIP And SPUR.
Results Of Yesterdays Races at Jerome
Park and Cincinnati.

JEROME Park, Oct 2.-Ihe winners at to-
days races were:
Six furlonrs, SpendolIne won, Wllroy second,
haywood third. Time, 1910.
Fourteen hundred yards. Kenwood won. Miss
Belle second, Luella b third. Time, 221a.
Five lurongs. PlckpOck won, DeluslOn Sec
ODd, Cllnty third Time. :O212.
Nine fulongs, ST. Charles won, Woodcutter
second, Equity third. Time, POL.
SIX furlOngs, Knapsack won ST. Pancras sec
Ond Hamilton third Time, 1:l8s4.
Fourteen hundred yards, LORD Harry won, ST.
George second, Bradford third. Time, 1;224.
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COAST FIRES.

Costly Residence Burned at spnoma-Death
in the Flames
SoNoMA, Oct. 2-The large residence of
Mrs. Wrinkle, widow Of the late Henry
Wrinkle, located two miles east of town.
caught ire this afternoon and was burned
to the ground. The loss is about $1,000 and
the insurance unknown.
SAN PEDRO, Oct. 2.-The residence Of
Mrs. General Boschke on B0sehke's Island
was burned TO the ground last night and
Mrs Boschke'S MOTHER an aged invalid,
persisted in the flames. The fire spread so
rapidly that nothing could be done to save
her. Everything was lost No insurance.
The fire vas caused by the explosion of a
lamn
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A Political Uuinn.

WINDSOR (Ontario). Oct. AT a meet
ing called to discuss political union be-
tween Canada and the United States, resO-
luton was adopted contrasting Canada's
financeS and population with those Of the
United States, aud Stating that this ''unf0T-
tuna;e state OF affairs is due almost entirely
to the fact that we are divorced politically
and commercially from the continent of
which we form an important part; that to
secure our proper place with respect TO
the trade OF the continent q political union
with The United States is necessary."
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BROwN-BERG EN-In this city, October l. 1891,
at the First Con gregatIonal Church, by the Rev.
W. d. Williams, ID. D., G. + Brown and Hulda Ii.
Bergen, both OF san Francisco.
STEWART-LYNCH-In this CITY, September 20.
1891, by the Rev Father Duffy, GsOrge A.
Stewart and Mary Lynch, both Of san Francisco.
MEANINGLESS HART-In this city, September
-, 1891. by the Rev. Father Coyle, J. j. Manning
and Ellie r. Lenhart, both OF San Francisco.
STEYENSON-PETERSON this city, october
!, 1891, by the Rev DR.. Easton, Thomas George
Stevenson and sophie Peterson.
HOLLAND-RIVERS-I this city October l. 1891.
by the Rev. j. O. Adams, James l.. Holland and
Louie Rivers both OF san Francisco. No cards.
this city September 30,
1891. by the Rev. f. McClish. d D.. Robert e
Allan and Annie II JOhuStone OF Fort Qa'Ap'
pele, N w. T., Canada.
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Clearfield Bank Failure.

CLEARFIELD pa, Oct. Wv. II. Dill.
President of the suspended First National
Bank at this place, and John B. McGrath,
Cashier of the private bank at Houtzdale,
who were arrested last night on the charge
of embeZzlement, entered bail this morning.
Dill at once was rearrested on a warrant
sworn out by the National Bank Examiner
and held in S25, 900 bail. The report that
Dill has made an assignment is Incorrect,
but judgments aggregating $4,000 have
been entered against him. Bank Examiner
Miller, who made the arrest, has telegraphed
to the Comptroller of the Currency recon-
mendiug the First National Bank Of Clear
field, Pa. be placed in the hands OF re-
celver. aud the Comptroller has replied that
he will appoint one.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Mrs August Schneider, wife of the regalia
manufacturer of this city, died on Thursday
mo rning at Morton street, Alameda.
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At Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Oct. ct lie winners at Latona
track to-day were:
One mile. PreltIwlt won, First Lap second.
Renounce third. Time, :4412
One mile ana twenty yards, Bertha won, Con-
tent second, Tenor third Time, / 40.
Free handicap, five furlongs, Deceit won,
Alary second, fauvetie hnd. Time, ! :OS34.
Que mile aud seventy yards, Ins0lence won,
Hopefu second Bon Air third Time, ;47h.
Five fuIlongS, Lizzie Lawrence won Reuben
PAYNE second. Allie W thlrd Time. :O2h
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Visiting PILGRIMS in trouble in Rome.

ROME, Oct. 2.-1here was great excite
ment to-day when n number of pilgrims
from France, while visiting the Pantheon,
showed disrespect to the tomb of Victor
Emanuel. Some bystanders interfered and
a fight ensued which was stopped by the
police, When the facts became known
bands of young men paraded the streets
hootinG and Kissing the pilgrims They
visited the hotels and demanded that the
Italian flag be raised. This was done, and
at each raising the multitude gave it al en-
thusiastc ovation. B&Ads paraded playing
national airs, and after several hours the
excitement subSidod.
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Fatal Dynamite Explosion.

CHICAGO, Oct. "A special from Butte,
Mont, at late hour tonight, says: The
buildings at the Butte copper mine caught
fire early this evening. In a short time 200
pounds of dynamite in the building exploded
with a terrific conc usslon. Dozens of build
ings in the immediate vicinity were prac-
ticaly demolished and many people were
injured more or less seriously. Two are
dying. Great excitement prevails. The
names of those now known to be fatally in
jured are Mike Adams and Mrs. Anna Po-
Itch and child. A number of miners at the
bottom of n shaft were badly hurt by the
conclusion Of air in the confined space.
The shock was felt over mile from the ex-
pLosiOn,
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Suit for Damages.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2-The California Fig
Syrup Company, manufacturers of Syrup
of Figs, has just brought suit in the United
States Circuit Court at Detroit against
Frederick Stearns & Co., on the ground
that Stearns & Co. have infrnged the
rights of the California Company by max
ing and selling medical preparation under
a name calculated to sell 1t on the reputa-
ton of Syrup of Figs. The California Com
puny sues for a perpetual injunction and
500 600 damages
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Creedv White Man

SPOKANE WASH, Oct. "A courier ar
rived to-day from CheNelah, bearing a dis
patch to General Carlin. commanding the
Fourth Infantry. from Indian Agent Cole,
who went to the scene Of the reported Iu-
dian trouble in Calispel Valley, Idaho. Cole
reports there is no foundation for the scare;
that greedy whites are trying to dispOsse,s
Indians OF their lands, and to frighten the
Indians away threatened to briug in troops.
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Anti-BoWmanites.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. PA general con-
ference of Anti-Bowmanite Evangeists be-
gan here to-day. Tu-day's session was
devoted to the consideration of the Esher-
Bowman trial.
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BouIaneers Funeral Direction,

BRUSSELS, Oct. General Boulauger's
will contains the following directions: ut
is my formal wish to be buried in the second
compartment of the Bonnemain tomb, and
that only my first name, Ernest, be in-
scIibed, with dates of my 0Ith and death,
upon a stone near Marguerite's. desire the
tomb to be ala avs cared for as now. De-
spite urgent appeals from the clergy, still
refuse funeral rites"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-03

The large seeds OF the necklace tree oflthe
West Indies. of brilliant red hue, with
black spot at one end, have been often used
as sleeve-links and shirt-studs. The red
seeds of the coral flower are also used for
ornamental purposes.
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The ATTEMPTED Assassination.

VIENNA, Oct. 1.-The Czech newspapers
attribute the alleged attempt upon the life
of Emperor Francis Joseph, by placing
bombs upon the railroad bridge at Rosen-
thai, to a Socialist sgitator, who is said to
be well known at ReichenOerg. The same
papers also declare that this Socialist has
been arrested and charged with the offense
These reports, however, are not credited
outside of the circles from which they
enauatp
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Regatta at Portland.

PORTLAND, Oct 2,-Great interests being
shown in the regatta which takes g. lace over
the White-hOuse course, i've miles from this
city, tomorrow afternoon. There will he
professional single uil race between Han
lon and OCoupOT. Dutch and Stevenson.
a double scuu race all also take place be-
tween Hanion and O'Connor and Dutch and
Stevenson. 4 number of amateur races will
also occur
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A Fatal Mistake.

VANCOUVER Wash.). Oct. 2-J. Camp
bell. an old settler of this county, was killed
last night by his comrade, named Parks.
The two were hunting in the mountains and
were living In a tent. During the night
Campbell, while intoxicated, left the tent
unnOticed, and on his return Parks was
awakened, and thinking Campbell was a
wild animal shot him dead.
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Oakland Inckey CInh.

The fall running meeting of the Oakland
Jockey Club will begin today at the Oak
land race-cOurse and there will be four
races daily on as many days, for which
there are ninety entries. The handicap of
two and quarter miles will also be run at
this meeting and will be filled with six of
the best long distance horses on the Coast
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-03

The preliminary examination of Police
man Kelly, charged with an assault to MUIR
der James Dryer, Southern Pacific switch
man, was commenced in Police Court yes
terday afternoon. After the examination of
four witnesses who told stories as pub
lished on the day after the shooting, the
further hearing was continued until to-day.
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Guilt Fastened on Them.

Gus Funk, George Gilman and D. Massey,
boys, were arraigned in Police Court 1 yes
terday on charges of grand larceny, and it
was shown that they had stolen S3O7 30
from August Kruger, peddler OF $685. Fill
bert street. The boys will probably be COM
mitted to the Whittier Reform School to-
day
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Library Delegates.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE transcontinental
special, n superb vestibule train, conveying
members of the American Library Associa.
tion to the Library Conference at San Fran
cisco, arrived here to-day from the East
and left over the Burlington soon after for
its destination.
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Association Games

Boston, Oct 2. -BOstons /, Washing
tons 6.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-St. Louis 10, Louis
villes s.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-BaltimOres 9, Ath-
letcs 2.
MINNEAPoLIs. Oct 2.-Milwaukees 8,
Columbus0.
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VICTORIA (B. c., Oct. III. NJ. S.
Nymphe returned from Behri1g Sea to-day.
She brings no news of Importance. Her
officers are well pleased with the trip. They
deny that the Leutenants used insulting
language to the master of the schooner
Marvin concerning the sealing question.
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The Victoria Fair,

VICTORIA (B. g., Oct. 2.-The third day
of YictOria's Industrial and agricultural fair
was another success. The grounds were
crowded. Ali the sports passed off we'll and
the fair closes Tomorrow.
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Except on extraordinary occasions not a
drop of water is allowed to go to waste on
board of an ocean steamer other than that
which the passengers consume for drinking
and LAYING purposes and that which passes
off III steam in the kitchen. After the
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GEORGE Leonard Dischsreed,

TRACY, Oct. 2.-George Leonard. who
caused the death of Jim Smith on Septem-
Der 24tn. at Gifford5 Camp, had hearing
before Justice Peck to-day and was dis
charged, it appearing that the homicide
was committed in seIf-dcfense.
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be beneath my ideas of the dignity of my
Office to do so. l say to you frankly am
candidate for reelection as Senator and
shall not turn aside in pursuit of any other
position. cannot say what would do II
the Judgeship WAS rendered me"
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Phillips Has Resigned.

II. G. Phillips, Superintendent of the
Gold and Stock and American District
Telegraph Company, has resigned to take
charge Of the Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph Company. He will be succeeded by
+, L, Wele
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Arrived.

Arrived.
FRIDAY, October Q.
Ship Dashing Wave MoorehOuse days from
Tacoma; lumber and laths, to Hanson q Co.
Schr Orient Harrington days from Astoriai
1926 NJ IT lumber. to CiatsOp Mill Co.
Schr Edward Webster, Mclean, IL days from
Sand Point; ballast, to a 7 Lorentzen.
Movements of Traus-AtIantic Steamers.
nAMBURG-Arriyed Oct 3-Stmr Normandie.
from New York
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Returning to winter ouerters,

PORT TOWNSEND, Oct. 1.-The United
States Geodetic Survey steamer C. P. Pat
terson returned from Alaska this afternoon.
and, after discharging five of her crew, left
for Mare Island Navy-yard for winter
quarters. The Patterson has been on the
Alaskan coast since a prl last.
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SENATOR j. b. ALLEN.
Hs Is Net Candidate for United States C

cult Judge in Washington
WALLA WALLA, Oct. 2.-Senator John
b. Allen was asked to-day if he would
accept the position of United States Cir
cult Judge in the new Ninth District if ten
dered him. He replied: AZ know nothing
of the Judgeship Whatever. l am In no
way an applicant for the position, There
Is no foundation for the reports that have
been circulated in newspapers. / could not
as Senator become candidate directly or
Indirectly for an appointiVe office. 1t would
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At Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Oct. GOOD pitching and
lucky batting won the game to-day. Cleve-
lands g. Pittsburgs l. Batteries-Gruber
and Doyle, King and Miller.
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II ARD HITTING.

The Chicago Colts outbatted by the Cincin-
natl Club Yesterday.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-To-day's game was
characterized by hard hitting and numerous
errors q Chicagos 16, Cincinnatis II. But
terries-Vickey and Luby, Schriyer and
Crane. Rhine and Harrington.
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At Phi1ndalnhia

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2-The home team
Outbattled the Boston club this afternoon,
Tut lost the game on account of errors at
critical stages. Philadelphias 3, BOstons 3.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Gray and Clements,
Nichols and Bennett
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Ina Cnnntu Trnnhlnn

HELENA (Ark.). Oct. 1.-The Lee County
troubles are probably at an end unless a
mob attempts to hang the NEGROES now in
the Mariana Jail. 1t now appears no less
than fifteen negroes were killed, out Of q
gang of nineteen who commenced the
tra nln
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DENVER, Oct. 2.-Nothing can be learned
tonight of the identity of the woman who
Jumped or fell from a Rock Island TAIN near
Chicago.
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Carson Races.

CARSON Nev) Oct. 2.-The races still
continue. Over $4,000 has gone into
the pool-box in a few days, Pool men say
they never saw such betting on the Pacific
Coast. The hotels are full to OVERLOOKING.
Extra officers have been put on and the
toughs are generally quiet. Canny Scott
won the great handicap race to-day, mile
and a Quarter in 2.10
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At New York.

New York, Oct. Brooklyn again de-
feated the Giants today. New Works 0,
Brooklyns 8. Batteries and Bur-
rier, Inks and Daily.
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The Archbishop to Lecture.

His Grace Archbishop Riordan will lee
ture tomorrow evening at st. James
Church, Twenty-third and Guerrero streets,
in aid of the Parochial Residence Fund.
His subject will be The Catholic Church
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stockton's Kita-shaped Track

STOCKTON, Oct. 2.-Charles Marvin of
the Pa,o Alto Stable, who has eighteen
trotters here TO 60 for records, OrTu
Hick0k, who has StambOul and other
irotters, and Millard Sanders, who has
eleven Valensin trotters here, all said to-
day that the new kite-Shapcd track is in
fTst-ciass condition ard very fast They
are using it every day, and are greatly
pleased with it. Marvin says: wait
until next Tuesday, and We will show what
the track is. He will drive Electricity,
2.22, Arion, two-year-old with record OF
2:2l, and a yearling FLY. next Tuesday, ana
says lie viii make fast records. He drove
Ladywell over the kiJe-Shaped track to-day
in 2Ig34. He says If the weather holds
good he will drive SunOl against the record
in about two weeks, as he IS per
ieetly satisfied with the track. Suno
is in splendid condition and is
doing regular work. So is PaIo Alto. II ickox
says Stamboul is doing well, and if the
weather is coed he viii drive him later
against his record. Next Tuesday he Will
drive Balkan ami Guide u make records.
He says the new track Is very last ana Is
ready for speed contests, He drove mare
g half mile on the track to-day IL 1905. He
says every horse that goes over the track
Tuesday will lower his record Willard
Sanders drove Guy over the Independence
and c eyelaud tracks, making a record of
2:lOS4. and he says the Stockton kite-Shaped
track Is the fastest in the world. He drove
a trOtter over il to-day III 2:Ij, and tho best
the animal ever did before was 2:l6M.
Fully a dozen ;rotters will be started AT the
first record meet next Tuesday. and they
may 50 go on Wednesday. AL the horse
men here say the new track Is faster than
sny '-aCk they ever saw.
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noctor Welter Jrd;cr,r+

HANOVER On. H., OF 2.-It has been
established beyond doubt that the female
who created a commotion at Mr. Warden's
is DR.. Mary Walker. She is extremely in
dignant because of her arrest, and will start
tomorrow for Boston.
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Oaklander Murdered.

FRESNO, Oct Michael Mckinney, sup
posed to be from Oakland, was stabbed and
killed tonight by a man named Washoe,
who escaped.
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A Noysl Ghost Dance.

PORTLAND, Oct. AN interesting feat
ure Of the Portland EXPOSITION tonight was
the ghost dance by fifteen Umatilla Indians.
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ported by two steel towers, each consisting
Of eight columns. These are framed together
in most substantial manner, and the neces-
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OBITUA AIRY.
SIMON ROY.

Simon Roy. for sixteen years Secretary Of
the Globe Democrat Company, aud con-
nected with that paper for more tina n q
quarter of century, died at his home in st.
Louis yesterday morning of Brights disease.
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A Boston Failure,

BOSTON, Oct. "A. B. Turner 81 Bro,
bankers, have failed. The fl I'm has been in
business only about two years. Recent
heavy speculations are thought to be the di-
rect cause of their embarrassment. Con-
tracts OF the firm in the Boston Stock Ex-
change have been liquidated, and the stated
differences due members aggregate about
$4,000.
New YORK, Oct. lit is said in this city
the Liabilities of A. b. Turner & Bro. of BOs-
ton will amount to about $3.50, 900.
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SALINAS, Oct. 2.-The fourth day of the
fair here ended with glorious results and
some very exciting sport was had. The
grand stand was filed to its utmost capacity;
all available places were taken with Yehi-
cles, and every one who expressed him
self were highly elated, which speaks vol
umes for the management of the associa-
ton. People who heretofore spoke discour-
sgingly of the association now speak in
its highest praise. The annual address
was given tonight, and the immense pa
VilioD did not afford standing room. The
premiums on exhibits there were also
awarded. 4 summary Of the events at the
track to-day is as follows; The forenoon
was taken up with the stock parade. This
afternoon the first event was a special tTOt-
tug race for stations, best in
3, for a purse of $40. Doodle, Box
wood Billy Matthews and ST. Patrick
were the starters and St. Patrick won the
first two heats, Buudle was given third on
account Of BOXWood running on the back
stretch. Billy Matthews took fourth,
Doodle fifth. After this heat Boxwood
went to his stable, St Patrick won the
sixth heat and race. Best time, 2:32. The
second heat was a lruttlng race for twO-year
ODDS, purse 500. ViOlante, Bruno and
Lucky Girl started. In the first heat ViO-
IaDte was first, Lacky Girl second and
Bruno was distanced. In the second heat
Violante was first, Lucky Girl second. Best
time 2:46