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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
AN ENGLISH EVENT.

IoyDoN. July 29.-The race for the Good
wood stakes at Goodwood today was wOr
by Rallfs three-year-old bay colt Whit
Feather. BIrton's fye-year-old chestnut
horse Barmecide was second, and Baror
de Hirsch's ive-year-old bay horse Nasis
tas. by Idus out Of Veranda, third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
Ennr Oils for the Ambulance.

The ambulance was called al 4:3O yester-
day morning 70 the Tredegar Works, where
one Of the white operatives was suffering
from cramp-co.lc. He was treated and left
with friends.
AZ $40 A. VI. 1t was called TO the Rich
mnnd Locomotive Works, where white
boy was overheated.
At 1880 j. NJ a second call from the
Tredegar Works was answered. There
a colored man had becomeprostrated from
beat In these cases also relief was given
and the patients left with friends.
Another call was received ct Z. NJ. TO
attend a white woman who had fallen from
a car at No. 1904 west Clay. street and
brnised herself. She received the proper
medIcal attention and recovered in a short
Nhlle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
THO nm Monument.

The masonry for the A. i. Hill monu-
,p-nt mas been completed. and work IL
Progressing on the circle around 1t. The
masonry consists Of a base course of two
rnr,nbers. die with sub-cap, shaft. and
man capstomc. The size OF the latter pre-
supuoses that the plinth oi the figure Will
he very thick. for II sucL is not the case
when one is very close to the monument
the angle Of vision will not take IN the
feet. An of the approaches 10 the monu-
ment will give fine view OF H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

An INQUEST was held yesterday bv Acting
Coroner Bosher over the remains Of Peter
Rood. the negro who dled TUESDAY from
the effects Of riiie-wound received the
Ia,. l.f,,re at "A picnic at Boutwell,. The
,,,r. after "a careful investigation OF the
c;rcnmstances connected with Reeds
death. rendered verdict which eSone-,
~,tr1 ". A. Green, the man accused OF
doing the shooting, from any criminal III
Reed was guard at the State peniten-
,iary during the Readiuster administra-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
THIRTEEN CARS OFF THE TRACK.
4 Freight Train perailci Near the 'iiy
Yc.tcrdnY Afternoon.

An engine and thirteen freight-cars were
Gera.led near the New pump house on th'
Richmond and Alleghany railroad yestvr-
dav afternoon about o'clock.
Freight tram no. 81 was coming into
Richmond at arapid rate of speed, when
the locomotive jumped the uack. and
almost the entire string of cars followed Il.
hail- and cross-ties We're torn up ana
scattered in every direction and the occur
renee caused considerable delay andinc0n-
vonience 10 passengers on Train No 10
coming 70 Richmond and due here at G:li
Z. ".
J., was late in the evening whom the pas
sengcrs by plodding about half mile
through Reservoir Park were conveyed into
Richmond br clectric-cars ina omniIuses.
Passenger Train No. II, which Is due e
leave the city at i.3D 7. NJ, lid not depart
until after midnight last night. and many
travellers were kept in Whiting ~ the sta
tion nearly the whole OF the intervening
time.
No one was hurt by the accident, MOI
were any of the cars smashed, though theS
were considerably damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
HOW 10 DETECT rMPrar MILK.
shou,d BecIn at the Markets.

A prominent physician who has given a
great deal of thought to the subject said
Yesterday. in referring to the work Of i'm
yroylng the health conditions of the city,
that that was thing which should be un-
drrtaken gradually and in detail, and that
the points to begin at were the markets.
He was satisfied that these. pubic con
veniences bred more germs Of disease than
all the nuisauces complained of IN tne city
mt flppfNer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

road leaves tho Illinois Central. The,
ground belongs to the Third National
Bank. ]. Irving Pearce, and DIR. "illough-
by. and they have leased II 20 the tXposi-
ton company for three years at terms pro-
posed bv the World's Fair directors. fonr
with The Baltimore and Ohio. That road
Will give the use " It's tracks 10 such roads
as NAV care To enter over It's line and pay
the usual mileage charges without the iIn-
position Of the extra IS switching rate de-
mauded by the Illinois Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

Superintendent Thompson has con-
demnei about twenty OF the old fire-alarin
boxes of tho city. and the commissioners
have ordered that they be replaced by the
latest mountaineering boxes.
The new steam hre-engiue La France "
recently purchased by the Board OF fire
Commissioners is expected TO arrive in the
city on Friday. II VIII be housed at the
quarters of Engine No :, on Cary street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
HOW THEY ARE cLEASsFD.

The process of cleansing was to wash
out the markets with hose. The vegetable
departments of the markets especially
we're hooded III by sheds. As conse-
onence thev were never dry and that
greatest of natural disinfectants (the sum
never reached them. A damp mephistic
odor peryaded them at all times, and was
especially noticeable at night. Again many
of the nnsod vegetables were kept over
night in damp ill-yentiated cellars, where
the process OF generating and absorbing
foul gases was constantly going on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
SENATOR PETER TEXAS.
lie wants to Pull the Teeth OF the Wall
Street Dragon.

SrfrHuh SrHrNos. Tx. July Ex-senator
PETER was the orator AT the Farmers en-
campmcnt last night. More than 4,Oo0
were present. PETER wanted the Govern
mert 20 loan tho people money at | per
cent. 90 hft nine million mortgages and To
rull the teeth and close the mouth of the
c,cat red dragon IN Wall street. He pro
posed 10 DO THIS with fat moRcy, issued d..
rectiy 20 The people who had mortgaged
thor homes lli* speech lasted two hours.
aud hc closed hy saying that the People $
party would finally eject President, Con
rrc,s. and Senate, and # the supreme
Court was not with them they would
make another
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
For netroIt Sn,urdny.

Commander Keenan,, OF Phil: Kearny
Post, telegraphed the agent of the Penn
sylvana railroad yesterday that SIX com
rades and fifteen other citizens would be
about the number WHO would leave TINS
city Saturday night on the Grand Army of
the Republic excursion to Detroit, Mich,
all returning ria Niagara Falls. About
forty will 60 from Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
Dissolution Of a sugar Company.

10y TNl'tTI II ~ TTI7 II I'73'T'I'I
NV NoEK. july 23-Judgo Cullen. IN tho
Kings County Suuremo Court, lroohlyn.
tli- morning. handed dowr decision lis
-o'vin- the BROOKLYN Sugar-kohning COM
ranv. Judge cullen strongly condemns
.lo ira t,es of the company Ior their
ac,-ou nm selling To the trust the property
~ IN. c0mYany. shown - have been
worth S2OjtUJ. for ~1OocUo. lie also
r,rn6lv ccn-ure- Jame- A. TAYLOR, the
ouI.ct.r. for his share IN forming the ilie-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

?. p. WINSTON s. son. 5ls p. NJ, commissions
ers' sale Of house and tot i0B Mayo street.
CHEWING & ROSE. q 7. NJ, house and three
acres on the Nlnc-Milo road.
JAMES II. CRENSHAW. II ", on tho Mrs
Silva's farm wheat. rye. oats, sc.
HUDSON & Co, 1890 =. NJ. peaches.
WILLIAM JENKINS & son, l. ~, bananas
oranges. and lemons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
Cadet, at Annapolis.

TN I'''7||'
W,sHIvGToV, July 2H.-1hc following
named persons hay, been appointed cadets
~ the Annapolis Naval Academy, and or
d,rcd 10 report for examination next Sep
tr,nber: hotert Parker, Fourth district
Vest Virginia; J. T.. Walker. sixth North
Carolina. h. Z. Johnson. Eighth North
Carolina: ". ". Flower. alternate, Eight h
North Carolina; Worth Baglcy, Fourth
North Carolina: ". B. Walker, alternate,
SKIN North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
Cincinnatians In the City

An excursion train from Cincinnati bear
AZ / O'Clock yesterday afternoon The ex,,
cursionists were bound for Old Point. and
left at $50 O'Clock for that charming re-
sort. Equally as large party OF Cincin.
natians IL expected to pass through Rich
mond to-day en- route for Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
rnc N7~h,nc. Chattanooga and Ni. Louis

Sr.Lo,Is. No.. July29. The Comptrollor
4 the Nashville. Chattanooga and ~.
l.uis road has issued comparative s'ate-
mont of tine cnruings for june. and for
lie year ending June 80. 1891. Inc
ross earnings for June. 1891. are $4,000
Greater than the same month last wear
while the net earnings are ~2l.OJO greater
For the year ending juno 3d. ls'i, the
or,es earnings were = 100 greater than
I.,e YEAR pee, tng. whi the net earnings
are ~ZJ4, 900 greater.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

Every Fancy Parasol In tho house thrown into
three Iots--those costing up to sl.5O for oo'.
choice, those costing up 20 si Tor tLoO, those
costing up 90 $3.50 for $3.50 choice;
Full Dress Patterns, any quantity you hesiro
and any pattern OF tho 5g-cent China silks,
Black Grounds with Colored Figures, are now
371xc. yard
Ribbon Pins for Ladies' In all kinds OF set
t!ngs-Butter1iys, Blue stones, Pearl. Noon
stones, Rhinestoues, Enamelei, &C., all to be
sold now for lc. each
About 30 Long Slips Tor Infants, White hGsiin,
Trimmed, for lie. each
Ladies' Black Lawn Aprons, over L ynfi VIDE
and 1, ward hem are now Dc. thar were J0c
Some elegant White Embroidered Muslin Aprons
are now A., that were Toe. each
Hammocks-largest size. colored and white, are
now ifc., that were 15c.;
Eleven-inch Travelling Bags, chestnut color,
leather, lock and key, leather gussets are
now 75c., that were 81
% pieces OF extra quality India Linon are now
l2lgc yard;
Black and gray striped summer Underskirfs
now Doc, that were ell
Beautiful cOlOrs Of real SIX Gauza Fans-paio
blue. pale pink, bright reds. black, cream,
aud pure white, pistacne green, with hand
painting. now only i2c. oach-real value 81
great lot of elegant Japanese Parchmens
Foldng-Fans, with heavy silk cord iacins
and tassels, beautiful colors-bright yellow,
green. terra-c0tta. black and gold, etc-that
were SOC. are now 25c.;
| More than 500 pair OF Colored suspeniers for
! men, corded loops, etc. now l2c. pair;
! Pure White Union Marseiiles, pattern crochet
| quilt, III, now sgc. each:
| 36-inch pur. linen heavy German Huck Towels
| are now &c.
Pillow-shams, made of Forest-IIili muslin. ens-
broide,ed, in elaborate red patterns, ffe.
| pair;
! Ail-silk Satin-Stripe Dress Nets Bright Yellow
Black and Cream, ked and Gilt-now SOC .
yard, was sl.2J;
Boxes u Imperial, Plate Finish and Weidins.
| Plate.-selected stock OF Writing Papers aud
| Envelopes 10 match--now lOc. box;
! Pozzoni's face-POwder now Sic.
/, s0zod0nt nov soc bottle;
| Bradley's Sweet-I.avenier Water, now ooc. foe
| the 75c. size bottlcs:
| Coleate's Baby or Tollst-fowder;
Cashmere Bouaue;-Violet and Rose-in pscks
ages, now l21tc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
The Names Were Wrong.
RICHMOND. July 70, 1871.
To ne Eilitor of the Dispatch:

To ne EsfiOr or me DtsDdtcn'
Kindly permit me 10 call your attention
to an error occurring in the DISPATCH this
morning relative to motion to curb ana
gutter the north side of Church hili ave
nue. between rwenty-fourth and Nj streets.
Your paper makes Mr.. Curtis the mover
and as opposing the same, when the truth
of the matter is that / made the motion
and Mr.. Curtis moved 10 reject the same
Kindly publish this in Justice to mvsol'
JosFPH w. CABrEI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
NOTES ABOUT THE 'CYCLISTS.
From Staunton to Philadelphia in rive
Days-LGiies to Ride.

The Licyclists OF Richmond. while notso
numerous as IN some other cities Of Ike
size. are by TO means lacking IN pluck and
determination, and when once thev start
upon thor wheels they push forward wlth
the encrrv and cOUrage of swarm OF To-
Gusts and let no obstacles overcome them.
Allow DAYS aCO = pari 8 Of cyclists, consist
inc of Nessrs. Alexander Il. Schaap, \. :.
kracker. NJ. II. Binswanger, VI. Cans ana
i. Hall Leonard returned 10 tins city alter
q five DAYS Iide from Staunton, Va, 70
Philadelphia.
TEov mado thc entire journey in five
DAYS. one and one-haii hours aniav RACED
fifty miles per day, though on some occa-
sion thev even made as much a. sixty
oight milcs ere the sun set.
NOT Al ALL TRFD.
All Of tie riders were comparatively in
oyporieL ced men, too, with the exception
# Mr. Schaap, but they stood the eXeftion
they were subjected 10 without the snEhi-
est Inconvenience and were as fresh when
thcy arrived in the Quaker City as when
they etartol Wnle travelling the wheel
men passcd through StauEtJn. Harrison
burr. Mt. Jackson. WilliamspOrt. llagers-
town. Wayncsboro' pa, Gettysburg,
Lancaster York. ana Paoh.
Me.ers. Charles Iompkins, Ernest Long,
ami Charles AlcC luer also recently made
the same tlip. seventy -'lELA lii+'' I'a
dav was the best run they made.
Mr.. Schaap. who is an authority on all
matters pertaining 10 bicycles, IN c0nyer-
sation with DIsrArcH reporter Yesterday
soid that his party could have made as
much as hundred miles per day if they
had cared to exert themselves more and
see less Of the country through which they
travelled.
LADIrs TO LEARN CYCLING.
lie told the reporter that lady called TO
see him q few days ago and lntlmated that
she intended getting ny class OF girls TO
be instructed IN this pleasant and health
full amusement.
Nh. Schaap has always prophesied that
the time would come when tine - talr sex "
of this city would use the wheels a. much
ms the men now do. He said that with ono
exception he and his companions all gained
IN flesh and were perfectly sound after their
exploit. They took pains, however, to be
carefully rubbed down after each DAY.
riding 50 as to prevent stiffness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

Bishop Granbery has just returned
from Alabama after an absence OF SIX
weeks, He presided over six district con-
fereuccs N Alabama. and transacted other
hns,ncSs in the interest of the Church.
The Bishop is looking wei. He will leave
home ~ a few days for Saratoga TO attend
the meeting of sundry church committees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
The Governor WIN lie Elected as Usual.
..-.. L1.-..,.

CmcAGo. July pa dispatch from Ne
hra.La CITY. keb.. says: Chairman Wat
-on f.- abandoned the uroicct of eiectinG
q q Glvernor this year. lie has come TO the
conclusion that such a proceeding would
NOT be legal. and SO has decided not to call
n special meeting Of the Republican state
rrutrnl Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
4 IEN-sIRLKe AT CHICAGO.
'.'on OF ~ Hallway Monopoly OF
xuosft!on Traffic.

~ I0GfeUh o tho Dispatch.l
., t... jgl. ~. Tho Worlds Fair di-
.i- l..aa, leased "a rieht OF way that
30, r.-tie every rnilroad in Chicago 10
'ls i1poluon-Grounda This kills
",-s Ccltfeps monopoly Of Exposi-
4. ,'-.,c and puts The directors on u
f... where tines eau dictate terms for
i,',. Zoe night Of way il a strip ffty
4, ".lo ruauny Ia an irregular course
49,, ~e i1poltlon entrauce at Sixty
a. | S'feet 20 the Baltimore and Ohio
- og'ehty-hrst street, where that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

Upon the application Of General Albert
Ordway. commanding the militia OF the
District of Columbia, the Governor has
granted permission to the Ihlrd battailph
National Guard TO enter the State for tn.
purpose Of going into camp ut Colonial
Beach from the 80 To tho 10th OF August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
JAMES GORDON BENNETT INDICTED.
lis Paper Printed Too Mpch About the
IiecfrOcutfOns.

Nrw YonG. July %. The grand jnrv has
found anmdic,mont against james Gordon
Bennett charging him with mlsdemeanor
IN publishing IN the New Ierk HrG" more
~ the details of the execution by cleo
tucitv of Smiler. SiOcum, Wood, and
Ju.ir0 than the law allows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
4. cARsIAcs-pRVsR's EXPLANATION.
Ia Talks About the New City Hall and the
"Great Valley Of Virginia."

Three strangers in Richmond who had
inst returned from q morning drive were
observed by DnrAIcn man ysseo,ue, sa ,n,orme "s-
cussing with an amused ar the .n,na lnior,,a,
certsin points about the city,.
As they were passing down Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
To Anr Churches.

No one person in Richmond has paid as
much attention 10 the musical needs OF
churches as Mr. Manly b. Ramos. Before
buying an organ or music call on MN.
Whether church has money or not De
will accommodate them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
FinvPermi,s recommended.

A meeting OF the Fire Committee OF the
City Council was held ut the headquarters
last night. Fifty permits for the erection
OF wooden buildings in the city were re-
commended TO the Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

The earnings OF the Richmond and Pc
tersbnrg railroad for June. 1891, were
sac 456. So; expenses, S28,3sl.S9; and the
earnings of the Petersburg railroad for
same month were Si2.si7.Sl; expenses,
| $29, 9,6l0.S7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

II your hack aches. or you are all worn out
good for nothing. IL il general debility. Browns
Iron Bitters will cure you, make you strong,
tones the nerves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

Nobby styles in Flannel Tennis Caps and
Cream. Red, and Navy Felt Vasssr shapes
for mountains and seashore at kauimann
& Co.'S. corner Fourth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

..-.l4 4 Quarter Million Families Oc-
..il .rsumbcrcd Homes.

.... A. e.. Julv 24.-1ho count
..... ..f.. frlrecripts made ia
..t. ft. r1rfrqoe collective
... ..r.g. act Ia. been com
..C C.l... .Hc,. The figures
Observation-Disclosures. There
f.. GIL. ,,.u.rat1rs gfl.-
tu., occupied by owners
u.l.t.l n. mortgages. This
... -.ue farms AMI homes
f.. ...mtrufur- made uo r,-
... l.uslAftly 10 the class
..l partly 20 the class OF
.. u.l as rar'ly TO tho
+...! !..t lD.uun.red Until
a. .......tv. due Z. the failure
..... .-.. eliminated 4 may be. rc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
TENNY- -LONGSTREET.
THE GREAT MATCH RACE POSI-
PONeD TILL SATURDAY.
A Disappointment at Morris Park-Rain
IN Torrents-Turf Events Else-
where-Base-Eall Records.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


MoEBIs PARE, n. y. July 29.-This was
the day originally set for the match-race
between Tenny and Longstreet, and IT
was fully expected that one of the largest
crowds of the season would be present TO
witness the struggle. But the rain came
down in torrents this morning and some
one spread broadcast the report that the
race had been postponed. The track OH
cials rectifed this mistake at once, but the
mischief had already been done, and in
stead Of the surging crowd that had been
expected n beggarly two or three thou
sand persons were present. In one sense
Il was well that this was 90, for the track
was heavy. and IL was decided 70 postpone
the match until next Saturday. The Mon
mouth officials We're very much put Ou'
and have offered n reward of 500 for
any information leading 20 the detection
of the persons who sent out the report or
postponemert. Mr. J. A. Morris lnti-
mated that he would sue the telegraph
ticker companies tor giving II publicity.
Notwithstanding the bad condition II the
track some good racing was witnessed.
First racc-sIX fur. .Ongs -Sleipner won ;
Chesapeake second, Mary Stone third.
Time. l.004.
second race-ive furlongs Walcott
won: Correction second, kirkovcr third.
Time. 1861.
Third race-one milc-Riot won; Celia
second. Marguerite third. Time. l:t3ei
Fourth race-match postponed until
Saturday, August lst.
Fifth race handicap for two-year-olds.
SIX furlongs- Cadence (col) won; Can
delabra secon1. Alcalle third. Time. ia.
Sixth race-six furlongs Rouquefort
won Salisbury second, Funster. Jr. thnd.
Time. Ill.
Seventh race-oxtra race for two-year-
olds. halt mile-St. pancras won: Little
Sandy second, Prohibition third. lime
| iSL..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

You don't do either yourself or your
money justice ii you don't dress as well
as you can afford to. II your income was
million dollars o month You wouldn't
want ANYTHING better than our sl0
suits. They are not made to order but
they look as if they were, and to tell
You the truth we have seen custom-made
suits that were not half so presentable
in appearance. Perhaps you think the
price is ridicuiously low for such an ar
ticle. Well, so it is, and that is where
you get by Il good deal the best Of the
bargain. An equally good investment
is our Trousers at 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

Round trip 20 Norfolk or Newport News
next Saturday night by the steamer ARIEL.
See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
AT BRIGHTON BEAcF-ANorHEB MATCH POST.
IDNFD.

BRIGuToN RRACH RAcE-rRACg. n. l., July
29.-Irack IN very bad condition, wnich
neces-ltated u lot Of scratching. Four ia
vorltcs and a second choice got the money
and the talent wa happy. On account OF
the declaring of Of the match between
KINGSTON aud Tulla Blackburn the first
race wa, divided and run as the first and
fifth races. Owing to tie wretched condi-
ton of ue track the match announced be
tween Kingston and Iulla Blackburn was
postponed until Monday. August Sd. whcn'
weather permitting, the race Will be de-
cided. The Doctor pulled up very lame IN
the opening race and will not run for some
little time.
In The fourth race j. Mccormack de-
clared 20 win with Emma j., but despite
this the talent played Early Blossom, while
"A slick division PLAYED Flaua, who was a
strong second choice. Tne latter broke Q
plate and sprained a tendon, when VIII
iay her up for somo little time.
First race-Iiyided. six aud one-halt tur-
longs Jay Gu ri won; Beck second, In
sight third. Time. l:2j.
Second race maiden two-year- -olds. i've
furlongs-- Peruvian Won Kingdom second
Refrain third. Time, 1865.
Third race-seyen Urlongs-Dalsyriar
won. Hour second, Houston third. Time
1:32 :.
one-half furl0ngs-Emma j. won; Faril
| Blossom second, Monterey third. Ilay!'
broke down in the stretch and did no
| finish. lime, l:25.
Fifth race-second half Of first race
| Iithbert won: Willie l.. second, Mucilag'
third. Time. i.2i4.
Sixthrace ce-four-year-olds, five furlnngs-
Gold Wave won: Under Cover second
Nollie Davis third. Time, l0G.
Seventh race-one mile-thc favorite
Seymour won: Romance second, Puzzle
third. Time, la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, n V. July 29.-First race-six
furlongs-G -Gulinda won: Charade second,
Foreigner third. Time. ll6I.
second race-one and Olc-sixteenth h
miles-Carroll won. ballyhoo second,
King Crab third. Time, l:j08.
Third race-six furlongs Mabel Glenn
won. Orinoco second, Little Mlnch third.
Time, Lid.
Fourth receive furlongs-Tom Tough
won: Mount McGregor second, Bever-
wyck third. Time. 1.03i..
Fifth race-one le-tiettysburg won
Golden Reel second. Jake Saunders third.
Time 1.li9..