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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
AUCTION SALES TODAY,

]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., 0 P. NJ, commits
sioners' sale OF two detached frame houses on
washington street near Buchanan and bu-
chanan street near Washington.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 1880 4. NJ, trustees auc.
tion sale OF furniture, bar fixtures, pool ana
billiard tables, wines, liquors, &c.
GEORGE w. MAYO. 1890 A. NJ, flowers, toiles
sets, refrigerators, awning, boots, shoes, &C.
j. II. VALENTINE, 1880 A. NJ, clothing, NO
tions, hats, shoes, sc.
W. b. FRAYsER, 4 p. NJ, steal engravtngs, OH
paintings, ready-made clothing, &c.
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON, IL NJ, bananas
and oranges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
ARRANGING FOR THE BAZAAR.
Funds TO BE Raised to Increase the Aged
women's Home Endowment.

The Baptist ladies OF the city held q
meeting at the Baptist Home for Aged Wo-
men yesterday afternoon tor the purpose OF per-
fecting arrangements foI the bazaar % be held
during the early portion Of the coming winter.
The object Of this entertainment Is 70 increase
the endowment Of the nome 20 as 20 admit In
mates from the county "a well from the city
upon the payment % q small fee.
Tho following committee was appointed:
First church, Mrs. T. s. Jefries and Mrs. l. b.
Janney; Second church, Mrs. Thomas +. Neai
and Mrs. II. y. Fitzhugh; Grace-Street, Mrs. Van
Buren, and Mrs. L. II. jenkins; GrOve-Avenne,
Mrs. G. II. ChBlkley, and Mrs. d. A. Jacob; Clay
Street, Mrs. Harvey Barnes; Pme-Street, Mrs.
Hutson and Mrs. J. +. Ragland: Leigh-Street,
Mrs. VI. VI. Williams and Mrs. WestwoOd: ful-
ton, Mrs. Dr. Whitfield; West-yiew, Mrs. j. W.
Chairman Of the Tobacco Booth, Mrs. James
Leigh Jones.
Chairman Of the Candy Booth, Mrs. Charles Z.
WOrtham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
THREE HANDSOME PRIZES.
The Cary. Capers, and Starke Richmond
HiCh-Schooi Medals.

At the commencement exercises Of the
Richmond High School last year hand
some medal, the Gift Of Mayor Ellyson, was
awarded for the bcst essay on the life and cha
racter Of ex-President jefferson Davis. The
Havor's example proved contagious, and Major
James H. Capers. another member Of the board,
offered medal for this session Tor the Dest ora
tlon on General Lee.
Colonel John b. Cary, eX-superntendent OF
public schools Of the city, concluded that this did
not give the girls q fair chance, and with ms
essay on Lee, and Mr.. +. D. Starke made the
same offer for the greatest proficiency in phono-
graphy .,.,,..-,.,.,
These medals have been made by Nowlan &
| Co. under the supervision Of Mr.. Robert Macon
her and will be awarded at the coming COM
| mencement exercises Of the school
The Cary prize is a heavy circular gold helu
sunk in a milled rim. Tho field on both sides Is
enclosed In a wreath OF embossed laurei leaves
Tho diverse bears the legend: "Detui
/ Di7aiss.lac." Below this is Confederate battle
Gag enameed in Confederate colors ana the IN
gnrirtiou I1tty is the SUb'iI0est Word IN the Eng
i'm L1ugua1f-R. f. Lee" On thereverse IL the
inscription, " Best Essay on Lee. PRESENTED 10y -,
| r. cary. ex-Superintendent OF Public Schools,
and in the exerge, "Rchmond High school
Inc Capers medal is (obverse) gold sun, on
which il emblazOned an escutcheOn, tho upper
line Of the latter dividing the disc midway; Inc
| legend is, "Yd'TRdnl qui THerult JcTdI ~ lm, H
half disc in black enamel are the Letters " H. H.
! So ana ON the shield in blue enamel the name
| &c" The inscription on the reverse Is y pes f
| Grafton ON r. /. Lee. Presented 10y James Ii
/ Capers, June, 1891"
MR.. sTARKE's PRIZE.
The Starke prize is gold scroll OF unique de
! eign. Under the crown limo are three phohel'
/ character- and the inscrntlon IN Dlack e~nallel ~
| erie End CroWneth the Work. On tho reverse
! f. the inscription, "Bichmond High school, pre-
| sented by f. d. StarEe, June, 1891 ..-.
For the Cary medal there were eighteen COIN
Facb medal Is pendant from bar-pin, OF
vticb a blank is left for the name OF the winner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Methodist tL,ymep,s Union.

The monthly meeting of the Methodist
Laymmens Union OF Richmond and Manchester
was held at Clay-Street church at S16 o'clock lasi
night--A. L. Lumsden, president, In tho chair
A. j. Gary, secretary. Prayer was offered by
Mr.. T. L. d. Walford There was n good repre-
sentation OF all the Methodist churches and
much interest was manifested in the cause.
Charles X. Willis, assistant secretary, resigned
and j. Blair Farrar was elected % the position
An interesting report from tho Wesleyan mis-
sion was read, showing that school TO De In a
most lourshing condition, and 1t is hoped that
in the near future handsome chapel viii be
erected on tho lot owned by the union, AZ the
corner OF Twenty-ninth and Marshall streets.
Much routine work was transacted, and the
union is in a most prosperous condition.
The various committees have been organized
union will be 10 Park-Place church tho second
IhnrsdaY niRht in JnlY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
SIR eoRooN-cuMMlNG.
He Expresses Himself on Tuesdays Yer
dIct-His Welcome Home.

IBy ByAnglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, ESG., June 11.-Sir. William
Gordon Cumming has written a letter TO a
Nottingham newspaper In which No says.
am of the opinion that but for the gross partiai-
ty shown by the Lord Chief Justice IN summing
Iip the case would have gone very dinefently.
The municipal authorities OF torres' IN the
vicinity Of Sir William GOrdon-Cumming seat,
Attire, have decided 20 extend festive welcome
10 Sir William on Saturday, on the occasion OF
his return home with his bride.
The Times correspondent also calls attention
20 the fact that an Austrian general VINO was
found TO have condoned in a similar manner
ch eating upon the part OF one OF MS supofei-
army In order TO avoid being tried BY court-mar-
tiaL
The Globe this evening says that poth army
and navy feel most keenly the stigma wnSh nAs W
been placed Upon an honorable profession by me
agreement entered into between held marshai
aud a general to maintain secrecy IN resatu 70
gambling, aud gambling with youngsters one
Of them q gubaltern."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
The Connecticut Middle.
TBy telcgraph 20 the DispatchI

New HAVEN, COM, June 1.-THE repli-
cation OF Judge Luzon Il. Morris TO the reply OF
Governor Bulkeley I'm the gUo ,cdrrdntO suit was
fled to-day. The replication is a general denial
Of all the Allegations Of fact made by Governor
Bulkeley pertaining 10 the election returns, and
denies the right Of the General Assembly 20 go
behind the returns. What the next step will be
il matter Of conjecture. The issue on the legality
Of going behind the returns Is closed by the
pleadings. 10 il now the turn OF the Republicans
TO file rejOinders or demurrers, and the plead
ings can be made well-nigh interminable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Shirt W01StS.
days. The goods will shift to a new de-

II q q TWO
days. The goods will shift to new de-
partment.
Main Ho0r-Ctntrc Aisle.
You needn't ask for these prices here
after. We do this to reduce an i'm
mense stock.
Ladies' Misses, and Children's Shirt
Waists and BlOuses, 25c., frDm 90, 90,
and 75c., OF Outing Cloths and White
Muslin.
Children's Fancy Jersey Blouse
Waists, 2jc., from 75c.
Misses English Cheyiot Shirt-Waists,
39c., from 69c.
Ladies' Jersey Blouses for 39c., from
70, CSC, and Sl.23
Ladies' White and Colored Percale
Shirt Waists, DC, from 44c.
Ladies' White and Percale Shirts, as
sorted STYLES. Soc, from CSC.
Ladies' Mexican Summer-Cloth Shirt
Waists, assorted styles, 69c., from 81 10,
Ladies' French-Satteen and Spanish
Tissue Shirt Waists, assorted styles, 75c.,
from Sl.39.
Ladies Satteen Shirt Waists, S7c.,
from Sl60.
Ladies' French -Satteen Shirt-Waistt
and Shirts, Sl.29, from 81. % aud $2.75,
Ladies' Striped Dressing Sacques and
Blazers, 65c., from Sl.40.
Ladies' French Satteen Blazers, 85c.,
from Sl.30.
Ladies French Flannel Blazers and
Blouses in dark and light stripes. 81. 90
from So 80.
Ladies' Black French Satteen Goats
with vests, Sl.50, from 1926.
Ladies' Navy Flannel Blazers, Sl.9S,
from S4.23.
Ladies' French Satteen Tennis Suits,
| go. 70 from $i.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
steamer Ariel Passes a First-Class Govern
ment Inspection

All vessels propelled by steam have 70 pass a
rigid inspection everyyear by officers specially
appointed by the Government.
ifhe annual inspection certificate Of the
steamer Ariel being about 10 expire, Messrs.
Milligan and OSulliyan, United States Steam
boat Inspectors, made on Tuesday last a
thorough examination Of tho Ariels hull boiler,
engine, and life-saying equipment ana iolnd
All fhe requirements Of tho law complied with
and that the Ariel was in good and safe condi-
ton In every department. The inspectors there
upon issued their certificate accordingly, which
is her Official passport for another year from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
THE FEAST OF WEEKS.
services in the synaGoGues in Observance
of the Festival.

The Jewish Pentecost, or Feast OF OF Weeks,
boaon al sundown last evening. lhe name
S - f,stivoI is derived from the fact tha' II
falis ii seven weeks from the second day OF fas'-
over. ..a,,, % the giving Of
The festival is the anniversary 9i the s,so
,nsrs the end Of the harvest in Palestine where
ne seasons are much IN advance oil th0oe ih 'lis'
cnnntrv. This was the day sci apart lor inc oi-
fering Of the first iruit' -....,..., 60 bove the
s,acognes handsomely decorated with mowers
o'Ilra5tjce mat has died out To great extent;
Services we're held at all the synagogues i"s'
night and will be again TINS notds tnn sservices are
mis- is the day when confirmation scr a o. In
r,s,,nIy held al The Synagogue Beth Aha3a' In
nse1uence OF the death Of Rev 5r. hSrilS W. W.
was instructiug the class, mono Will 10 u0'N '-''
wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Close of Mrs. Camm's School.

Mrs. Camm's school for boys closed yesterday
al 1 o'clock, TO be- resumed on Monday, Septem-
ber 21st Honors In the different classes were
awarded 20 Masters Robert B. hunford, John u.
Mordecai, Thomas r. Price, Jr', George a. Der 81,
byshire, Douglas W. Leake, Harry G. Ecker, w.
Brooke Catlett, Thomas w Purcell, Norwood
Mordecai, Hunter Lcake, Robert Whiehurst'
Charles Talbot and Henry McCance.
Certificates OF promotion were awarded IN the
different classes, and two pupils, Masters Rober,
b. Muuford and John II. Guy, announced a.
having finished the course OF study in the school
aud ready for a classical department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Lexington. va.-Tho Athens of the South.

Lexington, Va,-Ihe Athehs OF IH0 oUuIH'
Beautiful for situation; renowned for
heathfulness; the centre Of the phenomee-
nal mineral development in Shenandoah
Valley; the home of a highly refined and
cultivated society; tho most delightful
residence town in the South; within easy
reach by rail Of the great centres of popu-
latIon.
now offers lts Lots to the public at low
prices and upon easy terms. No auction
sale, but any lot can be selected and
bought at any time. Splendid chance for
profitable investment. Address
j. ID. II. Ross, President,
or j. Med. ADAIR. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
THE WHITE FLEET.
Its Summer Programme-Naval Militia to
BE Given a showing.
By telegraph to the Dispatch

by telegraph 70 The UI5phIchI
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE first part OF
the summer programme for the Squadron
Of Evolution, now az Norfolk, has been deter
mined ON. The fleet will 20 early In July to BOs-
ton where It will spend ten days In neet eNer-
cises, and about the middle OF July will go TO
New York, where a similar programme OF meet
exercises will be carried out These exercises
will be preliminary TO more extensive hlan.ou- Inl
yres I'm August and September. Al both places
il Is expected that the naval militia wlll CO.
operate, and opportunities will be given 70 u 70
take part in the operations OF the ieet The ma
val militia OF Massachusetts, has ALREADY DtgaH- ~
Ted and n IA expected that the organization In
New YORK will be completed In Time 70 take Part-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
The Dispatch Uptown flee.

For the accommodation Of its patrons in
that section of the city the DISPATCH has opened
an uptown Office at the Broad-Street Pharmacy
corner Fifth and Broad streets. Mr.. I. A. Miller
is manager. Cash transient advertisements Will
be received up 10 p. NJ. and the paper kept on
sale. It is hoped this branch Office viii prove
rrrnt cnnXenience 70 citiZens living up town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
association SociabIs.

The regular weekly religious sociable at
tho Young Mems Chistian Association last night
was well attended despite counter attractions In
other portions OF the building. Mr.. {. w. Gryme'
conducted the exercises and Messrs. W. o. Nc
Ghee and James = Atkinson presided atthe piano
and organ, respectively. A quartette consisting
Of Messrs. Thomas Moore, X. V. Farrar' A. X.
Perkins. and ". c. West rendered excellent
music
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

tfrsHi business in order being the elecliO1 .''i,
.''- iUr the ensuing year, tOiOu,' s,to
-.l Fr Jonu III. Montague 70 the C94h Ctiid -
-.r.rael ihat the 0fft position 70 DO hnea ~ ~.
81. ." president Of the Chamber, anu 'h"'
'.sF Ul- ready f0r nominations ...,,,,t-
af f. ID. MtulOrk said he deslfou ~ ~ -
-'.. .n' ttr pO-i ton Colonel purcell Nuy -" "a
Ely charged the duties Of the once 80. H.l'
'-'lsfsd ths Chamber such valuable scifluV'
t. o. moved the nominee be elfeleu "
iftR vote. SIR. james X. Merth secop9cu tho ~
-l1.astln, and moved that nouinaiiobs - ~
-eI .Hi ile Onloe Of presidents NheieuI'On ~
eas taken and Colonel Purcel was eDNA'
~-'y elected. -
f1' i,,t ylce-presideni Captain 7. II. Deane
iilateq Judge George l. Christian, "hleh ~ ~
- -'Juded by Mr. John X. West, a',lt anu .lY
'-lia4'-0ls closed, Judge Christian was uiioi'
~,-'ly elected.
H. r b.. Hawes was nominated for second
'tgf,f.1cnt by Mr. X. IL. MbitiocS ana 80 q
-4l by Mr.. Henry w. Wood, Jr.' ana uilii'''
tll elected. a. A.
~ ,hs motion of Mr.. r.. II. Whitloek ; Mr;
sl u. Montague was eietted treasurer "HN
* A. Dunlop secretary of the NhalnDol; ~
t.4ige GoOTg0 l.. ChFistiaB, Captamu ca,ts
-,t Ncssrs. James ID. Crump Jonh W :
L'cfeit haddey were apyVnteo s,ea
= W dominate directors for the ensuing yoai
ga Re Secretary having certified unuer Iio I
EttsJn thar no member Of the board hhall m ~
-tbie lof more than two years IN sueeesnisR,sa W
4l heasfs. A. B. Clarke, II. u. bolnles. = ~ 80
a'efs, Il. WallersteiD, and l.. Z. louhss. &C.,
rgsl two successive terms, the ..,as IN
~ retiring placed IA nomination tps - go
following gentlemen; Thomas ~ - eSs.sa' Sen,
- D. Cary, W. v. cbsstaSnah' y ~ w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

meeting Of the C9mmi5tsSs dser Se Yesterday 1S
tons %s to approye the accounts incident 70 tne
aeroa lasS 70 paid are as iG0Ts; sao
clerks, S2o. 70: incldentals, stationery
Tegsl1s0k books etc. sil7 rent OF polls Si,syU cyer
STdp,3 IN 2237O There was some soiS'Is ,s ave.
. %te5 H9o votes cast at the recent eieotioh' 'N0
= - ,,,et beiug - cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

d T O n , s
A special
price for
I Il SO two
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINT
ING-HoUSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Lee Camp Tonight.

General William b. Taliaferro, of Glouces-
ter, will address Lee Camp tonight and much in-
terest Is manifested TO hear the gallant old sol
der, and n large audience Il expected. The
presence Of the ladies' Is desired and a cordial
Invitation is extended 10 them to attend. Cap
tain Z. W. Cunningham promises some good
music. The surviving members Of the veteran
Twenty-third Virginia regiment, General Talla-
ferro's first command in the war for southern
Independence, are especially invited to be
present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
The CraighilI Received in Good Order

The Committee on the Improvement OF
James River mot at OOn yesterday In the base
ment OF the Planters National Bank.
The tug W. p. Craighill, which was loaned the
Government some tvmc ago, and which was sub
seduently sought TO be returned In bad order
was received by the committee, the requisite re-
pairs having been made at Norfolk. This con-
sisted principally OF a new set OF propelcrs.
Much routine was also disposed Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
- 49, for poisoning Dogs.

,rho Ienrico County Court was ungnsyCG1 IIgEaseC1
Inc leh a. ne trial Of John Mitchell se9eIeuj 'i
ss,Sr1S pseg poison his premises S sfSr 90 t tried
der the new NEVIS .sI ~ one year in the penitentary'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Apniversarv Celebration.

The Grays' Veteran Association of Rich
mond will assemble at its armory at \ o'clock
this morning preparatory TO starting Tor Tree
Hin, whore will be held the iorty-seyenth ami
versary celebration. Wagons for those who can
not got of al this hour will be found during the
day at the terminus Of the Main-Street electric
line. A pleasant time is anticipated and an ur-
GENT invitation TO all 10 attend Is extended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Conc After Dressed.

Officer John r. Hall left this city on the
7:O5 northern train yesterday afternoon for
Brooklyn, n. Y. lie has In his possession n
requisition issued by Governor Mckinney on
Governor Hill Of New York for tho delivery OF
Augustus Dressel, who Is charged here with
stealing $500 from his partner, Charles Ham
mel.
Tho offence Is alleged 70 have been committed
about a week ago, and the two men were for
merly engaged together IN the painting busi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
The Stars aud the Ronnokes.

A real interesting game OF ball was
playcd at Island Park yesterday afternoon be-
tween tho stars and the RoanOkes. At the close
the score stood Is 70 Z in favor OF the stars.
The feature Of the game was the batting OF Bet
ton, Of the Stars, and the excellent playing oi
Cooke of the Roanokes. Following Is the score
1874 @ Z S-Total.
Roanokcs 4O2 o. o. z
stars rs..............3 3 OS L / o. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

LADIES needing tonic or children who want
building no should take BROWNS IRON bTTTEks
IL II pleasant 70 take cures Malaria, inhigestloh
Blliousness, and Liver Complains, makes the
BloOd rich and pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

therefore, any further yielding by tho company
would involve It in bankruptcy, seeing that the
600.
RoAD-oAR "LoYNIsrs TO sUFFER wrrn TIE
STRIKERS.
The road-car company has announced that as
its buses are not running II cannot afford 20 con-
tinue the payment Of wages % the men who have
remained loyal 70 the company. The latter must
now suffer In company with the strikers, while 10
IL possible, In addition, that the Inter will re-
fuse 10 allow the "loyalists" any share OF the
money which agents Of the strikers have been
collecting In the public thoroughfaros.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

Thompson's Bromine and Arsenic Spring
Water cures oil blood, kidney. and stomach
troubles. persistent NAUSEA, and nervous
insomnia. Pamphlets free. Hotel now
open. Board $40 per month.
LEWIS W. BURwELL. General Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Good pemoerai.

The funeral Of MT bes saguss yeStsrdsy afternoon
d!ea SS wss9e'qssT N.Y. Brton ysosSSw waTd DS on
stae a. worker ana se 'sSas casS
tbs City Committee tiSs neS within eight months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
THE SECRET OF THE PREcIs.
It's Publicity Due to the Careless Tongue
of Wales.
TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.I

fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.I
LONDON, ENGLAND. June 1.-The fact
that in his examination III court the Prince
OF Wales was not asked whether he diyulged the
secret OF the precs while all the other parties 70
the affair we're questioned on that point, Is taken
as n confirmation OF the rumor that the secret
aid actually owe its publicity 70 the careless
tongue Of his Royal Highness. The story Is that
the Prince cOnhded the mOrsel OF gossip 10 Lazy
hers who happened 20 have been scorned oy SIR
William Gordon Cumming. and who az once saw
In this episode the opportunity for her revenge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

Mr.. w. Christian Goodall and Dlrs.
Grace d. Powell were married yesterday alter
noon at . o'clock ct the residence OF the bride,
No. G3O north Sixth street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Joseph Gnmth, a cousin oi
the bride. c,.u,,.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. GoodaH lel'
for an extended northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
TURF EVENTS.
The Talent at Morris Park in Mourning
Entries for To-day.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NORRIS PARK. n. Y, June 1l.-Weather
and track first class. The Casanova stakes
for two-year-old nlies and Throggs Neck Tor
three-year-Olds were won by representatives OF
the Morris stable, but II cost moro TO win the
three-year-old than IL was worth, as Terrfer,
the WINNER was entered 10 be sold Tor S1'uOO
and Matt. Byrn ran him up to Se,OOoi AZ Wnicn
price he was bought In. Outside OF Ierrner
there was not n single tavOrite successful andthe
talent went home in mourning.
First race-purse $1,000, six furlongs-Long-
street won La TOsca second, Tormeuter thlrd.
Time, ia.
second rnce-hnndicap, for three-year-olds and
upwards. one mile and a furlong-Riley won
Maidstone second Sir John third. Time, l;131S
Third race-1he Casanova stakes, Tor two
old nllies, with $1,000 added, six furlOngs-
Spinalong won by a length and half from Lizzie
Dunbar oily, which beat Anna b. two lengths
Time, 1:lJl6.
three-year-olds, with $1,000 added, seven fur
Iones-Terriler won; L'Intrigaunte second, Lima
third. Time. 1928.
pfth rnce-light-weight handicap, $1,000 add
cd, one and one-siXteenth milcs-Demuth won
Judge Morrow second, Diablo third. Time, l:4f
Sixth race-purse 81 900, one mile-Iext won
yardec second Stryke third Time, l:4l19.
or GLoUCEsrER's TRACK.
GLOUCESTER. y, j., June l1.-The.day's events
resulted as follows:
First race-slX and One-quarter turlongH-
Thad Rowe won Cammack second, ChlckasaT
third. Time, 1924.
Second race-thrce quarters Of n mile-liarz'
burg won Sacramento second, Kitty ii. Colt
third. Time, 1:lSl6
Third rnce-One mile-MalOr DAILY won
Prather second. ROseberry third. Time, l:441+
Fourth race-four and a half furlongs-Basi
Duke won: Guard second, Salisbury third. Time
JjA.
Fifth race-aeven cighths Of n mlle-Lonely
non. RaItinore spcond Bohemian third. Time
k31A.
sixth race-six and a half funoags-lda Cir
won: Philander second, King Solomon third
Time, 1:25l@
AN ENGLISH EVENT.
IBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l