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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-10
CHESTERFIELD CANDIDATES.
All OF the Old County Oncers Reelected at
the Democratic Convention.

CHrsTTRF1FID COURTHOUSE. Va. April o.
Especial. THE Democratic convention to
nominate county officers met at the court
house Yesterday and was composed of sixty
seven delegates.
County-Chairman Philip V. Cogbill called
the convention To order.
Z. c. Warwick was elected chairman and
Wayerley :. lvey secretary.
On motion nominations were declared IN
order.
Mr. Daniel Billy. of Manchester district
nominated Alr. Philip Y. Cogbill. the present
incumbent. for Commonwoalth's attorney
and Mr.. Cccbill was unanimously nominated
William G. Gill incumbent. was unanimously
nominated for sheriff. Before tue nomlna-
ton Of 2 candidate for treasurer was made TIE
convention appointed a committee 20 wait
upon Or. i. j. Gillian, the present incum-
bent. and inquire II he would submit 90 the
rules and support the nominees of the con-
vcutl0n. The committee reported IN Silp-
stance TINT Or. Gillian would comply with
the requirements OF the convention whore
upon DR. Cheatham nominated DR.. tnliiun
for the office of county treasurer. and le WAS
nominated by the convention by vote of ~
10 rs.
Or. Gillian. in accepting the nomination.
said: Gentlmen. thank Won for the cons
dence rep,sed I'm NE and promise If elect
ed. to,periorm the duties of my Office IN tine
future as have done IN the past, regardless
of any party; but will support tie nominees
OF the Democratic party
The county COW ,tion then adjourned.
The delegates ~ the respective revenue DIS
triris met I'M separate conventions. In tie
First district convention Ihomas J.. Noodim
wa, nominated COR commissioner of the rev
enue. and in the Second district Samuel s.
Mann was nominated for commissioner Of the
revenue
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LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
The Mangled Body of John Scates Found
Under IA Trestie-Other News of Interest.

STUART. Va. April Especial. l-the body
of John Scates. q respected railroad man. was
found dead under Angln's trestle, about
three miles below here, last Tuesday morning
with his head IN q mangled condition. After
he was found the news was sent here and
Squire t. ID. Howell. acting a. coroner. SUM-
mOned jury and went 10 the scene at once.
DR.. X. s. Martin held the post mortem
examination assisted by two of his students.
Messrs. James II. humphrey and J. W. Pres
ton, and into:ms your correspondent teet
death was caused by q fall while others are
OF the opinion that It was murder.
The jury examined great many witnesses
and brought In the following verdict.
We. the jury. believe that tEei deceased
came to his death by a fall from "A trustle on
the Dauyllle and Western railroad or by a
club In the hands Of some unknown person. -
The affair Is causing great deal OF excite
ment among the negroes Two or three per-
sons are suspected, but no arrests have been
made.
Captain c. T. Munford is ont again after a
weeks illness. His brother William. Of Ala
bama. is here visiting him.
The Stuart Normal College have over one
hundred students on roll up 10 date.
The Board of Supervisors were in session
on Monday and Tuesday. and recommended
Mr.. ). r. West 10 the Office Of Superinten-
dent Of the Poor and Mr. NJ. T. Towson for
County Surveyor.
Candidates for the various offices are loom
ing mp. and Lively time is expected at the
MAY elections.
The editor OF the Stuart Enterprise will
leave for home next Saturda" 10 visit his
parents who reside IN Richmc nd
The iarmers are all busy bulLing plant land.
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MCRaCKEN MURDER C.iSE.
The CITY Council, After IA Contest. Employ
Additional Counsel for the state.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. April 9.-lSpecal. J.
Tonight the City Council was called together
to consider the Importance Of employing an
assistant attorney 90 the Commonwealth at
torney. John T. Goodrich. for this city in the
prosecution 81 Thomas J. McCracken at the
trial sci for the I'D of this month, charged
with the murder Of his father.
The resolution was offered in the Council
b. Councilman Bradley. TINT committee of
three be appointed 90 inquire into the neces-
sity Of supplying an assistant attorney. and
with powers to do SO. If IN their judgment il
be necessary.
Letters from Judge Wallace and Common
wealth's Attorney Goodrich were read upon
the subject Goodrich asking the employment
of az assistant When tie resolution was
about 70 be- submitted. Councilman Myers
arose and opposed n in a most formidable
manner Mr.. Myers thought the resolution
unprecedented in the Council with an eN-
periencc OF twenty years rs member. He
thought if Goodrich was incompetent 10 I'LL
the place. he should be- discharged and the
public money not wasted IN paving him: that
Judge Gooluck had not intimated that lie
was not equal 10 the occasion.
The resolution WAS adopted, and the Coun-
ell adjourned. This case is creating great III
torest IN the city.
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cnARLOrrE COUNTY COURT.
Business Sighted for Politics-A Woman
Shot in the Act of Stealing.

SMITHyILLE- Va, April Especial The
April term Of the County Court was short no
business Of any importance was transacted,
and the whole crowd upon the green seemed
engrossed in politics.
woman named Lucy Gillian was shot last
week in the hand while in the act of stealing
corn from a crib by the owner. She was
lodged in jail 10 serve a thirty-days' term,
and II soon became Necessary 10 amputate one
Of her fingers. Drs. Gibbs and Alckie per-
formed the operation, administering chlOro-
form. The operation was successfully per-
formed. but the woman mas in q comatOse
condition for twenty-four hours.
Letters are already being received by the
Immigration Committee as result of the
advertisement Of the bright tobacco sale in
Danville on the 18th OF this month This
sale promises 10 be grand success.
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Death OF Mrs. Faulkner Municipal Eiec.
tions-Frcc Mail Deliyery-PersonaI

BRrsroL. Tenn. April Especial. An
day long an anxious crowd Of spectators hava
stoodaround the courthouse waiting for tina
trial Of Frank Martin 20 come up About 10
o'clock the prisoner was brought into the
courtroom. After some preliminary work
the court adjourned 90 meet at O'Clock
VI The only thing accomplishedin the after.
noon was empannelhng jury. The case viii
come up tomorrow morning at O'Clock
More real estate deals were made Yesterday
than have been made IN many weeks About
$50 900 changed hands The lots sold wero
IN the Bristol Land Companys addition
where many Improvements are being made.
notably among which Is the moving n tho
Hotel l}rst0, and the construction OF the cleo.
tric railway.
j. H. Warden. special agent. and J. n. Law.
travelling agent for the Baltimore United Oh
Company. have been in Bristol this week
looking after site IN which 20 establish 3
branch of their mammoth business which
they propose 10 bring here. The City Council
of Bristol, Virginia. granted them % permit
last night and work VIII begin IA "a very ~h0-t
time. This is 20 hg enterprise for our ci-.
The company Will only do wholesale
business
Postmaster Hummer /. In Washington civ
ON important business tle import ut which
your correspondent thiuA. IS ISe mul ds..r
erY fOr the city, The gross rcc..nfs OF f.a
po,toffce Wo $4,000 this year. or VIII bo. and
tuat IS al' we fcpuir.
Mrs Mamie Faulkner. bride of fav
months. died this motniug after an Hines. nt
only two weeks. The funeral viii occur t..
morrow afternoon.
Hon %. IL. Butlar Of Mountain City. Dr.,
returned from trp of Importance to Chat.
Wuooga. lie VIII remain IN Bristol several
DAYS
Some excitement is being manifested in t.e
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ASSAULTED BY 4 NEGRO.
4 Lady's Narrow Escape From Brute-The
Military Ball-Other News.

PETEnsnuRG. VA, April Especial. Yes
terday while Miss Caroline Berberch, a Young
German lady aged about eighteen years. who
lives with her brother. Mr.. Frank Berberch.
near Swift creek IN Chesterfield county, was
returning home from market IN tins CITY. she
was met on the road by negro. who caught
her by the arm and attempted 10 drag her into
the woods. Miss Rerberch fought the negro
as best she could. and finally succeeded IN
breaking his hold and ran home This morn
ing "A negro named John Robinson was ar
rested in Chesterfield county by officers of
tins city, charged with being the guilty party.
lie was committed 10 Jail. Mis-, Berberch
identified Robinson rs her assallant. The
accused IS about thirty years Of age, and his
home Is on Old street IN this city.
The military ball given by the Petersburg
Greys AT their armOrv, last night. WAS most
enjoyable affair. and dancing was kept UP I'M
Ill 30 this morning.
Mr.. Wolpkin. secretary Of Bergner &
Engels Brewing Company. OF Philadelphia.
and Won Rosenegk. of Richmond. We're IN the
city to-day, the guests Of Mr.. Julius Liebert.
The aggregate weight Of Messrs. Wopkin
and Rosenegk is about 200 pounds.
Judge d. 81 Bernard, of the Corporation
Court Of this city, left tins afternoon for
Tampa. Florida.
Mr. Daniel Dyson. city treasurer having
declined 10 be- a candidate for reelection at
the primary election. his deputy, Mr.. Ernest
W Sydnor has announced himself cendi-
date for the office.
Dr. d. F. May has declined to accept tho
appointment OF examiner OF pensions tor this
district
Robert West and Madalino Summeryille,
both colored. were adiudged insane to-day by
n maglsteral commission, and ordered 10 be
cni t0 the asylum.
The Democratic convention 10 nominate
county officers for the county Of Prince
George was held at PRINCE George Court
house to-day. The following nominations
were made. For Sheriff. ". T.. Boisseau: for
Commonwealth Attorney. john J. Cooke;
for Commissioner OF Revenue. BENJAMIN Fen
ner for Treasurer. Il. f. Daniel. The nomi-
nees appeared before the convention and made
speeches of acceptance.
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Alexander III. Stevens.

savannah and Macon have their monuments
for Jasper and Waddell. Ben Hill died. and
three years after Atlanta said TO the world; BE
hold. how proud we are of him. =" when full.
length statue was unveiled. Henry Grady died
IN December, 1889. One year after an invitation
WAS extended 10 Governor Hill. of New York
to make the Grafton next August, when a
monument will tell how Atlanta loved her
iavonte son. In our sister State Senate of
south Carolina has appropriated $4,000 TO
erect IN Columbia statue 10 the memory of
General Francis Marion.
Alexander II. Stephens died at midnight
March 3, 1888. Eight years have passed.
When the monument il completed young
men and women will learn 10 honor one of
Georsias best men and truest statesmen.
Little children will be told the pathetic story
OF Geeoreia's crippled Governor who. child
less himself. assisted young men struggling
for an education. They will be told Of the
roller-chair, OF the giant intellect and the
feeble frame. The monument will empha-
size some. grand truths, and place the MEM
ory, Of the great commoner" in suitable aud
enduring form.
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Colonial Capital Chat.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. April Especial J.
President Lyon G. Tyler yesterday read let
ter from Mr. W. O. McDuvcll. secretary of
Newark ~ j.. containing "a request from that
gentleman for Mr.. Tyler to become men,
hey of the committee of the Virginia
members of the pan-Republican Con-
grcss. which meets two years hence. This
committee meets in Washingtonthe 10th in
slant 10 make the necessary arrangements
for the Congress
Miss Cliff Bloxton. daughter of Mr.. William
A. Bloxton. leading and influential Demo
crat of York county. Is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs Stamper, in Richmond
The executive board of the t. /. ASYLUM
was in session here yesterday. examining and
auditing all the monthly accounts. This is
the last meeting Of the old committee. AS the
new board meets on the 10th inst. al which
time the regular biennial election takes place.
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never had any doubt" said he. las to the ul-
innate result OF the fight | had an intimation
that the appointment would be made to-day.
and that | would probably take charge Of the
office by the first of May. As postmaster, l
shall endeayor to do my full duty TO the pub
lie in an impartial manner"
The Democrats seem to be well pleased with
the appointment.
He is a practical business man. very fair and
conservative in his politics. and quite popular
with the people generally. He expects to
take charge May 1st with his new assistants.
Rev. J. B. Newton. u. d.. OF Richmond
opened the mission services at ST. Paups
Episcopal church last night. on which occa,
sion he delivered splendid sermon. addressed
particularly 10 the members Of the Brother
hood Of st. Andrew.
At II o'clock this morning he preached
another powerful sermon to a large congrega-
ton.
Rev. George VI. Wiley. popular Methodist
minister of this city. who has been for some
time at the Hot Springs for the benefit of his
health. writes 10 his friends here that he has
greatly improved. and that he expects TO re-
turn soon to duty entirely recovered.
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REBELLIOUS REPUBLICANS.
McLauehiin's Opponents Kicking Against the
Admrnistration-Dr. Newton's Sermons.

LYScHBURG, Va, April Especial After
long fight over the postmastership of this
city between rival Republicans, it was de-
cided to-day in favor Of James NJ. McIaugh-
lin, the Malone candidate. He was sent in
by the President before the Senate adjourned.
but his confirmation was defeated by strong
opposition and new charges preferred by his
opponents. One OF them said to-day 10 your
correspondent when being inteTrogated GA
the subject. tina. the appointment would
be the means of splitting the Republican
party in the city. The anti-McIaughlin
said he. "of which | am one. comprise three
fourths of the voters, and they will not soon
forget this utter disregard of their expressed
wishes by the administration. who will need
their aid next year Pat McCaul and jim
Mclaughlin don't constitute the whole party"
Others expressed the same views. while some
We're caused 10 say: Mclaughlin is the most
deserving and the best qualified man in the
pnrty here Tor the position. Through all this
bitter struggle his worst enemies never called
in question his honor and integrity. As 10
causing disruption in the party organization.
will say that although there may be some for
o time, il will, think. soon die out"
On being interviewed. Mr. Mclaughlin
spoke Of his appointment as followss II have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-10
BY THE SIDE OF HIS WIFE.
Horrible Death of Two Infants-New Land
Company Organized-A Farmer Waylaid.

Company Organized-A Farmer Waylaid.
CHARLOTTE. n. c., April Especial J.
Seven miles from Columbia, s. c.. a small
dwelling was burned Monday evening, and in
il two sleeping babes were cremated alive.
The house was occupied 10y Henry Counts,
wife and children. Counts is u black negro
and his wife bright mulattO They had
children. and all of them We're albiuos. with
pink skin. pale eyes and tlaXen hair. All
three of these little haif-blind children We're
IN the house. and the two younger. one only
Il year old and the other only three years Old.
were sleeping. The parents We're in the field
az work Seeing their house in flames they
rushed - II IN order 10 rescue their children.
but were too late The two little sleepers
We're taken out afterwards mass of charred
remains.
Ground has been broken for the erection OF
the mammoth tobacco factory Of l.. j.
Reynold. of Winston, y. c. The building
will be 2G0XlNO feet
A new land company. composed Of Major
l.. 4 Burke. OF Aberdeen. South Dakota
Professor Carr and = >. Brown Of Greens
boro. has been organized in tins State. and u
buying mp land around Statesvlle. y. &.
Just what Use they Viii make Of It Is not yet
known.
y. A. Phillips. wcll-known farmer. Of
Omngehurg. = c.. We. waylaid a night or so
ago while on lis WAY home. and seriously
beaten. The mnn who assaulted him was
Henry Weatherford
Colonel ". f. Gray OF the Third Regiment.
y. c. State Guard. WAS married last evening
10 Miss Ada Dodson. daughter of the late Row
c. G. Dodson. of the North Carolina VI. h.
Conference.
The marriage took place in the Centenary
". +. church. Winston. Colonel Gray is one
Of the most popular officers Of the State
Guard. He is graduate II the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis
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Death of W. q. Ivy.

NEWPORT News. Va, April Especial /
Mr.. W. j. Ivy. one of our prominent business
men and a most popular citizen, died yester-
day evening at $50 O'Clock He spent about
nine months III Asheville in hope OF regaining
health. but returned month ago aud spent
his last days at home on Twenty-ninth street.
His death Is mourned by large circle of
place from the Baptist church to-day ut 2s0
7. NJ. The interment will be in Hampton.
Mr.. X. W. Perkins, one of our real estate
men. who has been detained in New Kent
county by the illness Of his wife and child,
has returned TO town.
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farInyill~ Notes.

FARMvIILE. Va. April Especial. THE
young ladies Of the Normal School are
busy rehearsing the Princess" which will be
given by them at their commencement in
June.
Mr.. John W. Beale is confined to his home
with the measles.
Mr.. Newton Cunningham. who for the past
two years has been in Venezuela. engaged in
mining. but has lately returned to his home
hore. has been elected 70 the chair OF Ne
chanics and Metallurgy. ut his Alma Mater in
blacksburg.
Mrs Kyle and Miss Jones, Of Lynchburg,
are visiting at Mrs. J. w. Jones'.
Miss Jenny Tan is visiting upon the Hill, ct
Mrs. Brooks.
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RTCHMOSD COLLEGE NOTES.
Law Glass Entertainment Lombardy Lit
erary Circlc-Gnmes.

Professor Harris entertained the law class at
Richmond College yesterday afternoon with
one of his charming and instructive lectures on
Greek orators and oratOry.
The young lawyers, as well as tho senior Greek
class cniOyed The lecture, and Will gladly
accept the invitation TO attend another OF the
same course of lectures next week.
The executive committee OF the IOmhardy
Literary Circle met in the library Of Professor
pOllards residence Yesterday TO arrange pro-
grammcs for future meetings of the clrcl q,
The committee consists of Mr.. Ii. +. Williams
the popular president Of the Circle; Professor
Pollard. Of the School of English: Mr ". j.
Loving Miss Kate Winston. and Miss Sslle Pur-
year.
The study Of Henry VIII will be continued at
the next meeting OF the Circle. and then the
life AMI writings Of Washington Irving, tho
earliest American author of note, will be stu
died.
The work Of the College Geographical and
Historic Society hrs also been outlined for the
remainder Of the present session
Baseball, football, tennis, and croquet -four
lsh on The college campus during this delight
full sprlng weather.
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'TdRSITIEs AGAIN TICrORTOUS.
The Visitors Put Up stifior Game. But Tn
able to- Hit the InYincible Mcclure.

UNIVERSITY OF VmGiSA. April 9-lSre-
cial The second game Of baseball between
the University team and that Of Dartmouth
College was played here this evening. The
game unlike that Of yesterday. was more of .
pitchers battle. Mcclure. OF the home team
getting decidedly the better IF IL. although 1t
was his second successive game IN the
box. His work WAS even better than
that of yesterday. holding the visitors
down 10 one hit. and Cglly two Of
the visitors reached the second base. The
Dartmouth men put up a much sitter game
Of ball than Yesterday especially in the box,
the worn Of their pitcher being very credtable.
and had he been backed mp in better style the
game would probably have lu.eu closer.
Greenway. behind the bat. did fine work.
making several very difficult catches of foul
flies Smith. who filled 4. Greenway's place
at first. made a hue showing, and his long hit
10 lett field. which netted HIM three bases.
was "curker.n The visitors helded well. but
their inability to hit Mcclure tells the story Of
their defeat.
Following is the score:
University .............. | 3 o 0 q 0 | O o. .
Dartmouth ............, o d 0 o 0 0 0 0 O. o
Hits University, 7: Dartmouth, 1. Struck
out: Mcclure q Shurtleh. 5. Errors Uni
yersity, 2; Dartmouth. T.
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Successful Operation.

The friends Of Mr. James NJ. Matthews who
has been for some weeks under the care of Dir
thlshoim. IN baltimore, will be glad 10 hear
thai the 3leralon % his eye, has cen success
lrcI AIRED 20 resume his duties as Comlnissioner
Of tnauegrx
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~ the CAPITAL.

Among the visitors q the Capitol yesterday
Judge II. D. Jones. Of Patrick; Sir Martin
kergeant. si-Arms Of the House Of Delegates:
fenaior j. A. Martin, OF Norfolk county, ard
hr. II. p. Bunting, OF Norfolk. - -
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died Yesterday al 6oi W. Brosd street. Ills
funeral will take place at o'clock to-day from
81. Johns Lutheran church.
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Many Persons are broken
Gown from oyerVOrk or household cares
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system, aids digestion. removes excess Of bile,
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For blood. skin. stomach and kidneys use
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Ladies will find this water the very best euro
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the same time clear up AL hlotches. freckes
and pimpcs on the skin. and thus beautfy
the complexion. This water j, from the ce.e-
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TTiE ~ IN.
Entries and Results of the Guttenburg Race.
Yesterday.

Intfles ana Results OF the Euttcnburg Races
Yesterday.
The entries for ihe Guttonhurg races today
First race. five and one-half furlon-..
maidens- tantinc. Us: The Begun Ir.
perango. ~; Elast, eedine. us .Ntm-
ham, lO1: Jose hiue. iNi. Sister fm
lt; Atlantic, i4; Nominee. torm.gF Annie o..
galmg. lU2; Pine Ridge. lOl. War Duke. 0..
Grare,hot go; Iberia, 30; Affinity. COLI
second race, scyen-oiehth Of milo.
Aao@siy, "G Ing; '" iialar t. ne; an Jss5yQait
lOY: tAfwood, l03; tmcti. hlly 1903. Tom. U.
laiy. i00 Supervisor im; Wandermcn, Sir
Icrd race. six and ono-half furlonrs. ...l-
g-tst0utOwu. 1911. Young Duke. lll: ~auarll
GlOster. III; sam Morse. lU1, Bessie X. Jos.
Fourth race. one mle-lrOtlgaL 49,. Prince
tortunatus, 1893 ta-sella, 100. NlnOna. lUi.
MOodcuttcr, o.: Nubian. -.
tlfth race. nye-elRhtns ~ 2 milo, selling
llerlden, il3; Carnegie. 40; COidstream. l1I.
lltlroy Bob Arthur i07; Canteen, l0b, tlam-
bean. nos; Deer Lodge, Ecstacy, Gouch, JOB,
Sixth race, seyen-cighths Of mile. selling
Ebels. ~ Arizona, tTohc. Doodle. Ned. Marsh
hea0nl MARTYR b iiG Happy Cie9rse ii 0rsa'
ton, 40; Teddy c., lbs, Little Dick, i0a
oUrrENBURa.
Following are the results:
First race. three-fourths Of milo. selling.
khaftan first. Deer Dodge second Blackburn
third. fine, Ill.
second race. six and ore-halg fmlougs sell
ing -Ntonnlngton iirst, Perlld second, Chap
man third Time .23l4.
Third race, one half mile. handicap Autocrat
nrst, lagO second. Dalsyrian third. Time
4~if.
Fourth race. one and one-sVteenth miles
Glen Island hAndicap--lcVt first. Endurer sec
ond. Jack Rose third Time 1894.
Fifth race, thrce-fOurths of mile selling
Sir George first. Alderman 3lac second, Lamar
third lime l1Tt.
sixth race, one mile, selling. Iceberg first,
i.4lll.
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oUTrENBURG.
Following are the results.

YARBROUGHs mild BURLEY" TO
BACCO DOES NOT MAKE YOU NER-
YOUS.