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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
HEARTS.

L
We met: we loved;
We quarreled. and
With angry words we parted.
A rival cana
And won her hand,
And left me broken-hearted-
II.
Long wears have passed
Since that sad day.
Ny heart Is still unbended;
And still ! am
Not, truth TO say.
Lonely or unbefriended.
III
And this l think
When this tell
What Joy il would Detoken
If other things
Would work as well
AsheaTS 90 when they're broken.
-Someryiile journal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
Sues for Property.

Mrs.Susie Haeg yesterday commenced
four suits against Z. H., c. j., Fred and
Jacob Haeg, respectively, Oh behalf of
herself and. children, to recover the
third Of piece of land outside of the
city, which she claims was the property
of her late husband. Charles Haeg. She
states that the defendants filed the
deeds which her husband left in his
strong box. and which were signed bv
him aDd herself. Gottleib Oppliger
was appointed the guardian of the five
children yesterday by Judge Hicks.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
"OH, DARLING, DARLING,

The Mystery of Falling in Love
With Your Serene Highness-
The Same Rule Does Not Hold
Good for Men and Women.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
SEGELBAU MS I
VERY IMPORTANT SALE H HSSERsy :
,,oea.>1 1890 O1AA@0 WEDNESDAY.
y %2SSSSzASb.x SILKS AND DRESS GOODS

general drop prices Silk Black Coored
Dress Goods Departments big drop that ALI expectations
latest and best lower prices than Think
hgh-eass, stylish Novelties
prices Do eonfound this call with bargain
semen This sale extraordinary EXTRAORDINARY
items -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01

aud Minnie SchUrman. William E. Dark and
margaret MeColds, John Foerling and Mar
garet Lelsch.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01

A nice s-enir Of Emma Abbott can
be had at l. Z. Burt's Portrait Company.
See I'D. in another place.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01

oil re DR.. II Waite, Specialist, sixtee
FnCN, years in Minneapolis. Why suffe
when cure is mild and certain
Ask hundreds Of leading citizens Of st. Paul
Minneapolis and the Northwest as to treat
ment and cure. Pamphlet free 12iJ Haw
horne Az, Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
NeW Drug Law.

The new drug law VIII go into effect
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
THE PEOPLE KNOW.

Go East. go West, go North, 20 South,
Throughout this city, high or low.
The words. are passed from mouth TO
mouth,
The people know, The people know.
They know the GLOBE WANTS always
yield
a quick return for money paid,
And thus the GLOBE still holds the field
Against opponents sore dismayed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
The TEST OF SUCCESS

IS success. BY the way. success al
ways follows judicious advertisement
in the GLOBE WANT COLUMNS. The
cost is but trifie and results satisfac-
tory. Hundreds are daily improving
this splendid opportunity to reap the
advantage of big circulation. Read
the GLOBE WANTS and govern your
self accordingly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
Biond[.. Z SEin and YenaraaI Diseases. an. an
Medical & Surgical Institute

DR.. RRIELEY, Minneapolis, MINI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Among Coiored Folks-interest-
ing Law Points.

PowuATAS COURTHOUSE, Va. Oct. 7.-lSpe-
ciall-Our county-court day was appropriated
almost exclusively by the politicians, and the
Democratic candidates and speakers made the
welkin ring with hearty cheers; Among tne
speakers were Messrs. i. VI. Parrish, candidate
TOR the Senate; W n Michaux. candidate for
the House; Hon George ID. Wise and Colonel
Meade Haskins. Mr. D. l.. Toney, candidate for
the House, was also upon the ground. ana Was
greeted by his many cordial supporters anu
friends present. =, - -
During the term Of the court there we're two
trials of negroes charged with burning one OF
their churches. A dispute arose over the cleo
ton of a ,unday-schOol superintendent, result
ing in the organization OF rival factions as sun
dav-schOols and the controversy was ended Dy
setting fire TO the church in tho night time ana
burning il up. The evidence beng not con-
elusive the parties charged with the burning
we're acquitted. - -,
An interesting law question was passed on ,oy
Judge CloptOn. presiding In the place OF judge
Dabney, holding hat when a night OF private
wy has been granted hv deed. the location OF
the wav NAV be changed by verbal contract so
as 10 bind subsequent purchasers without mo-
tice he decision ended prosecution whlch
has been five times tried. there having neen
two hung iuries and two yerCi g for the Com
monwealth. Another prosecution Is pending
growing ont OF the same transaction, IN Mhlch
the question Of transfer or exchange Will G
hotly contested, promising more eloquent as,
cussions of ways and ca cments. subjects and
questions OF peculiar interest 10 farming COM
munltle3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Mrs. Smith, OF Would-Be Lawyer Fame,
Brsndishes n Pistoi Nightly.

D.xvrrIE. Va. Oct. s-lSpeciall-It will be
remembered that in July last there was red
hot pr6h il On campaign in North Danyille
which stirred up he town from centre TO cir
cumlerenco. Among the features OF the cam
fRi.H VAS an olen-alr meeting, which was
largely atl nied by whites anu Olacks OF both
sexes. Ac audience was addressed by one
Reverend Brooks. coiored minister from
Washington The IanyiLe ally Register
published an editorial condemning the mixed
NEE ny Inc PrOhlDitioni,ts uecame onended
the a. ticle and demanded an apology. whicn
tla editors declined 20 make. A meeting WAS
Register were passed, ETC. The North Danyilie
Enterprise, pu lished In North panville by Mrs.
J. A. l.. smith, The adg who applied to the Leg
ilture at its last session for license to practice
law. denounced the hegister position.
The Enie prise Of tins week had an editor1a!
on the question OF separate cars for whites And
blacks in which the following language oc-
cured We wonder that 30 many OF the mon
OF Virginia are in.passive on this important
question. when they may daily witness the un.
pleasantness which their wives. daughters and
sisters eXieriencc on our RAILROADS
The Register made this article q text for .
lengthy editorial article n which The affair OF
last july was referred TO. and said the Register:
The y orth Dam lie Enterprise took hand IN
the discuss on and used language with refer
ence 20 the writer of the Registers article
which il wOud no have done with impunity
had ITS eli or o. her husband been man
This mornng Mr.. L. A. l.. Smith. the hus-
band OF III editor OF the Enterprise, called on
the editor Of the Register. ayowed his RESPONSE
biIly for what his wife had written. but de-
clared the article in h. Enterprise was not in
tended as an insult. Inc matter was amicably
al listed hy smith agreeing 10 withdraw the OBJ
iectionable language in the Enterprise and the
Eegisie agreeing 10 withdraw the paragraph
in this mornings paper intImating smiths
lack OF responsibility for his wifes editorials.
&c. rs hile this conversation was going on
between Mr.. Smith and the editor OF the Reg
lister nrs. Smith createI something or sen,
satiOn BY waking up Main street with pistol
in her hand She took her stand in the hallway
in front of the Register olhce and IN explains
tion of her conduct she said pleasantly that her
and she proposed 20 q on hand to help him out
If the trouble came. When Mr.. smith learned
of Mrs. smiths presence IN the hallway. no
must have felt proud Of her spunk and her de-
termination 10 fight FOR him II occasion de-
nanded. The whole affair created much talk
on the street and much amusement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Trying 10 Quiet Scandal by Disprovfng
Imaginary Charges.

Trying 10 Quiet Scandal by DisproVing
Imaginary Charges.
NEW YORK. oct. s.-The executive commit
tee of the New York Baseball Club met at
the Office of LAWYER William A. Bedding in
the Potter building this morning to inyesti-
cate tie charge that the management sent a
weak nine TO Boston in order that that club
might win and thereby secure the champion
ship. =.
Mr.. John B. Day, of the executive commit
tee was unable TO attend the meeting, as he
had TO leave the city last evening on a bust
ness trip. Messrs j. w. Spalding and i. Is.
Talcott were the members of the committee
i'm attendance The players who were sum-
moned and who appeared before the execu-
tive committee were Daniel Richardson, VII
liam and John Ewing. Roger Connor Arthur
n Clark. Amos Rusie and John Buckley
These players all made afhdavts TO the eff
feet that they had played honest baseball
with the Boston club.
MIR. Spalding said that the executive COM
mittee would prepare and submit report
with recommendations TO the full board OF di-
rectors Of the club at their meeting on Mon
dav next
il Was semi-oficially announced that the
nlavers would 10 vindicated IL tie report Of
the executive committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
MUsHBACH AND BESDHEIM.
One Nominated for the Senate and the othes
for the House-General Lee Better.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Oct. 9. Especial 1.-The con-
ventions to choose Democratic nominees to the
State Senate and House OF Delegates convened
here to-day. The former was called 10 orders at
noon by Mr.. Leonard Marburg, and Mr.. }. o. Da-
yies, of Prince William. was chosen chalrmAn
Messrs. Davies. Meredith, Moore ana oston
spoke advocating Captain George A. Musn
bachs nomination. They asked tbatlt De maae
unanimous. which was done. and the 'aytAin
was ushered into the hall and made speech.
Mr. Harris Smoot called the second conFeh-
ton 20 order. and Mr.. VI. B Harlow was chosen
chairman and Mr. Robert w. Arnold secretary.
here was considerable squabbing between
delegates at this meeting, but al wouhd up
most harmoniously for Mr. Bendheim.
Both eonven ions passed resolutions symps-
thiZing with General ee and expressing nopes
that he may be restored to health; also indors-
ing Major Daniel for reelection.
GENERAL LEE IMPROVING.
General Rooney Lee is reported better. lie
has been taking slight potatiOns OF nourishmens
since Yesterday and seems 20 grow stronger anu
rest more comfortably, which A. SAID 10 DO from
the subsidence of water on his chest -,
General FitZhugh Lee was back from Baitl-
more this afternoon and made INQUIRY as 10
his cousins condition, and after iew caiis
started for home whence no was called hy tele-
graph He Is apparently under the IMPRESSION
that his cousin has passed the crisis anu jokes
abOut him
General Fitz told friend to-day that when
his consin was slipping a toddy ordered by his
phvsician Yesterday he said he had never drank
a glass of whisky and had just discovered what
a treat ne had been missing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Important Session OF the Ecumenicoi Con-
ference Of M-thodists.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-The morning session
of the Ecumenical Conference of Methodists
was devoted TO the discussion of The Pres
ent Status of Methodism in the Eastern Sec
ton"
The chief essay on the subject was made by
Rev DIR -. j. Waller, secretary OF the Mes-
leyan Methodist Church. lie wa followed by
Rev John Aledicrait oi the Meth DIST New
Connection Rev. James Donnelly. VICE
president Of the Irish Methodist Conference.
and Rev. J. III. Bait. of the biole CHRISTIAN
Church, with addresses on the same suol.9,,
The Present status of Methodism IN the
Western Section" was the topic Tor the after
noon session and addresses on the subject
were made by Rev Bishop Charles II.
Fowler OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. Bishop G. B. Galloway Oh the Methodist
Episcopal Church South Rev. William bri- rs
OF the Methodist Church. Canada, AID Rev.
Bishop ID. W. Arnett, OF the African Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
This evening garden party and reception
was given the delegates of the conference by
Hon. NJ. g. Emery. ex mayor of Washington,
and his wife at their residence.
WASHINGTON NOTES
The announcement on Newspaper Row this
morning that General III. V BoyntOn was
about 10 sever his connection with the COM
mercial- Gazette of Cincinnati. created qulte
a cOmmOtlOn IN newspaper circies. GeherM
BoyntOn is held IN high esteem by his asso-
ciates in journalism. AMI the thought OF his
retirement from the journal. with which he
has been identified Tor upwards OF twenty-five
years, became a matter OF interest TO each OF
his co laborers. and during the early part Of
the day nearly every corr spondent IN WASH
.ngton called upon the Western journalist 10
ascertain Tor himself the facts in the case.
In answer to inquiries by representative
of the aited Press. General BoyntOn said:
My connection with the Commercial-Ga-
zette will end next week do not know
who their new correspondent will be. OF
course | shall remain in Washington. as all
nv interest centres here. and continue jour
nalism at the old stand on Newspaper Row.
Acting upon the recon endation OF the
United States consul at MarseIles, France,
the Secretary of tine Treasury issued circu-
lar or Ter To all collectors of customs instruct
ing them not TO admit rags imported from
Marseiles unless they are accompanied by q
certificate from the lnited States consul
there stating that they have been dislntected
i'm accordance with the stringent regulations
Of the Treasury Department. This step was
because of the danger OF introducing cholera
into this country bv means Of the lmporta-
ton of rags from Marseilles.
A call was issued tonight for the next meet
inc of the National Republican Committee
in Washington on November 23d next to
consider the resignation of Senator Iuay as
chairman and 10 determine the time aud
place OF holding the next National Repuo-
lican Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Indications That All of the Democrats VIII
BE Triumphantly Elected.

JAMES RIVER TOWNSHIP, BUcKINGHAM COUNTY,
VA. Oct S. SpecisLl-By regular Democratic
conventions held at Buckingham Courthouse in
Sentember last there was nominated FOR tho
House OF Delegates from buckingham Samuel
A Spencer; for Senator for the district, consist
ing OF AppOmattox, buckingham and lluyanna,
Henry i. Hood, Of Appomattox, anu ior
counties of buckingham and Cumberland,
Samnel f. Coleman OF the latter county. There
is a strong probability that all those mentioned
Will be elected
:. A. Snencer is Democrat and also a men,
her Of the Farmers Alliance. 10 u reported
that he will receive considerable Republican
support. There Is some talk OF an independent
candidate. IL will probably end In TAX. ,
The Republican party OF this county viii prob
ably obey Boss Malone. and have no ticket IN
the field. At a late meeting Of the Alliance men
OF buckingham II was pretty weu seitied
that they would make elo.or no ,ho lfgisia- TasS
cratic nominee will be likely 10 re-
ceive the support of most OF the Alliance
men. Messrs. II. -. Flood and $. 4 Coleman
are both lawyers Of ability and have had leg
islaiiye experience. both having been members
OF the las Legislature. Messrs. Flood and
5 encer will speak AZ most OF the precincts or
Our Congressman, II. st. G. Tucker, will
speak on October u, 1891 on the issues OF lhe
canvass az our court-house.
Our Democracy are unanimous IN the opin-
ion that John W. Daniel should be his own sue
cessor They think with him there should be
less Federal taxation and more money for the
Al the last Nelson county court fourth Mon
dav n Octoberl tho Democrats nominated an
Alliance man. Mr.. III. l.: Harris, for the House OF
delegates. He will undoubtedly be elected
Tho farmers in this region have made good
crops particularly of corn. Most of the tobacco
crop has been cut lhe farmers are now laI-
lowing for wheat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
DISSATISFIED WITH THE NOMINEE.
An Opposition Candidate is Nominated bv
Mass-Meeting OF Democrats.

HAMPDEN-SIDNEY, Va, Oct. S-lSpeciall-Since
the convention held at Worsham recently, by
which MIR. Robert Burton, of Farmville. was
nominated for he House OF Delegates there
has been much dissatisfaction expressed by
Democrats in all paris Of the county. Feeling
that Mr.. Burton was not the man for The posi-
tion, a paper was gotten up and signed oy over
four hundred Democrats expressing dlsappro-
BATON Of Burton nomination and calling Tor
meeting OF he voters to-day at Norsham.
A large number was present and the meeting
was ca led TO order about Il D clock IN the old
trict. wa called TO the chair. and after the meet
ing was organized Colonel J. T. Fitzgerald OK
larmyillc. 10 o TO ad ress he meeting. Asit
was known that be represent eel the interests OF
Mr.. Burton the dissenting voters did not care
20 hear him speak and he was voted down: ON
his insisting that he would speak majority of
tine meeting Withdrew TO another Oulld-
ing and left the Colonel speaking To
small crowd Of Burton men When the meet
ing had been again called 10 order IN lts new
quarters several speeches were made holdlhg
that Air. Burton did not and could not repre-
sent the Democracy Of the county, ana tneIe-
fore, another candidate should be run inde-
pendenly.
resolutions and nominate a candidate.
After short recess tho commit ee returned
and submitted the resolutions, VIII n wefc ~
the effect that asa man had neen noYlnated
who could not 10 the choice of the peOpie IL was
resolved to Put another candidate IN the field
Captain r. A Booker, OF tarmyille. was pro-
posed and nominated by acclamatlon
Colonel Charles I o Oferrall addressed large
audience in larmyille tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
S.ct TT. and .ounet Trimming Party.

SUFFOLK. Va, Oct. 7.-tSpeciall The Ran
dolph Society met Tuesday nigh at Miss hatie
Holidays and had very leasant tiino'
sNecialfy. Mr. O. y. Hutchlns obtained hrst
prize. a chamois shaving case, ana PROFESSOR
Wilson the second prlze, violet saie. MISS MISS
made lie. a scarf pIn Miss Carrie Skiles, me
booly prize. a hairpin
No1day night thieves entered tho residence
of sr ". IA. Peters, on Court street. ana :loie
seven,een silver spoons and number OF silver
"a marriage took place at Mr.. r. p. White;
bead Yesterday. Rev. III. A. Bagby periormou
the ceremony. The contracting parties we're
Miss lee Hall daughter Of Mr.: Ar hur hall,
brother OF Mrs. Whitehead. and Mr. Oiver
Cutchips, Of Elwoods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
vTTHROV SOMIyATED
For the LegIslature.by the Democrats ofBafh'
Highland and Allegheny.

WARM SPRINGS, Va. Oct s.-lspeciall-A. +.
withrow OF Bath county. was PVT IN nomi-
nation iefore the District Convention which
mel here 10 day This nomination MAS made N
a graceful speech by William f. Allen. OF
snescb bv Mr.. William NJ. McAllister. Of Bath,
and also by r Sieg OF Highland; The name
OF II. A. Williamson Was offered by Mr. j. n.
Anderson, OF Aleghany. The isioting wss
soId for Wlthrow by Bath and Highland, and
was made unanimous FIR him by Aleghany.
giving him the solid vote Of this whole con-
yenti0n on the first ballot =. ~
,his connty. announced himself this morning
AN INDEPENDENT Demo ratio Alliance csnds-
date. and Ia his card attempted to lay Town
terms 10 the convention lo-dsys proceedinxs
efiort of the enemy. Mr.. Withrow Is one OF ths
most substantial men OF this district Is az All
ance man aud solid Democrat, a, whose hxnos
the party may expect weli-rouhoeo ''0'o's'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Illness of Mr.. Il. Is. Merchants Daughter
Successful Sale OF Lots.

FnEprRIcKsBuRG. Va. Oct. s.-ISpeciaLl-Mr.
i. W. PAYNE. clerk Of the county and circuit
courts Of King George county has made an as
alignment for the benefit OF his creditors hls
liabilities are estimated at $4,000; assets iro IN
$4,000 10 5000. - N ,,A.
editor OF the fredericksburg Star Is lying very
ill in Wheeling. ". Va. where she has been VS.
ling relatives for the past several weeks Mr.
and Mrs. Merchant left for wheeling last Mgh'
in response TO a telegram. w..
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.. Walter
4. Tyler, secretary Of the Progress Englne ahd
Machine Works Of this city. and Miss Lea Line
ridge Ferguson. OF baltimore:
The sale oil lots held to day by the Fredericks,
burg Development Company was well attehue'
and WAS a pronounced success IN every respect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
MAYNARD DEFEITBD.
". A. Fentress Nominated by the Primary
In Portsmouth-NoriolkN Notes.

NORFOLK, Va. Oct. s.-tSpecisLl-The electiou
in Portsmouth to-day was hotly contested
Maynard. who was member OF the last Legis-
lature, was defeated by W. A. Fentress. Fen.
fress received So, Maynard SO Dir; fentress 10
is a Young lawyer of ability and will make his
mark in the next Legislature. lie WILL have no
opposition. -,
The Farmers Alliance will make vigorous
fight in Norfolk county and tho result Is nncer-
tam
A Norfolk poli' i'ican OF influence says that me
members Of the legislature from this city VIII
he in favor OF rs-electing Auditor Marye; thas
his friends in this city will fix that ma.tsr
The fourth annual meeting OF the otA . oun-
day. Reports from the counties have been
heard and the outlook Is encouraging
Tho receipt Of cotton al this ort Is increasing
daily While The crop IS short the quality Is bot
ter than expected month ago
The charter OF the American Lumber Com
any. OF which notice has been given in lHx
TnlFs wa. granted by Judge Hill yesterday. AL
OF the incOi porators are Western men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
BISHOP DUBS EXOyERATED.
Two Other Bishops, However, are Expelled
From the Church.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. s.-To-day IS executive
session of the general conference of the Evan
gelical Association Of the United States
which was held in Christ church, was prob
ably the most important that the body will
hold.
Bishops Bowman and Fscher were expelled
from the church. and Bishop Dubs. who was
found guilty of certain charges by tie trial
conference; came out ahead OF his enemies.
finding of the trial conference aud ordered
That he should be restored 70 all the rights
and privileges Of the bishopric.
The proceedings were held with closed
doors and when the del, eratons were con-
cluded none of the delegate would give the
details of what had been done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Results OF tho Turf.
The following are the results Of the races
yesterday;

/
yesterday;
MORRIS PARK, n. Y.
First race seven-eighths Of mile-Sleipner
first Woodcutter second. Queenstown third.
second race. five furlongs Belle Of Ethan
(fllyl first. Alcina colt second, Kilkenny
third Time. 1905.
Third race. one mile-Portchester first,
EQUITY second, Lizzie third. Time. Ei2h,;
Fourth race, tnree-Quarters OF Iniie. MT
Vernon stakes-St. florian first. Actor second.
Leonawell third Time. l:224.,
Fifth race. mile and IN eighth, Country
Club andicap-BanQuet first, Senorlta sec
ond Can-Can third. Time, Los.
sixth race. seven furlOngs s-Arab hrst. Dalsy
Woodruff second. kirkoyer third. lime,
i:2S's.
First race, three-Quarters OF a nile-Nlr
George Pulsifers Lord Harry. iliian. IL
bosa H., ia Flsvilla. lO7 Early BIOS m W.
John Lockland. l02 Maywood. Nutbrown.
Second race. mile and an eighth, handicap
Ressara. ia. Masterlode. 49, SIR George
Pulsifer's, 9s; Abi, 96; Uno GIande ~. ~,
Fellow. 80; Krkover, s.
Third race. fourteen hundred yards-G. W;
Cook. l22; Pagan ia: Luella b., JOG; Cola
Dollar 1O5; Cracksman, lOt; Orageuse, 70;
Kirkover. 80; Sir George Pulsifers), lOJ;
Fourth race. three-quartcrs OF mile. lau-
die stakes -Wah Jim. 40: Pickpocket Cox
swain, Lavish, Rex. Temple. ll3 Madrid, Re-
cess, 40: Candelabra l0S. Alcina colt
Aqulio. Necromancy (colt), Abundance (colp' >
l06.
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth selling
Frontenac, ll9; Prsther, III; hoodlum. ll5'
John Cavanangh Carol. ll3; Tactician, l0S;
kimberley, Gettysburg, Rover. Miss Belle,
Richal. lO4
Sixth race, three-quarters OF mile, selling
Saxopia, lls Laughing Water, ll6: Vancleuse.
IlO DIR. Wilcox. Airplant. l0s; Dago, l02; d.
p. b., Rialto, ~; Knapsack. g6; Hyacinthe
"a; Constantinople (flly). 81; Temple, l05.