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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

The Georgia Il ection Surprise Even ~
Democrats.

Atlanta. Ga. Oct. 6.-The election yester-
day was a surprise 70 everybody. Conserya-
tive Democratic estimates had placed the
majority at about 10000 and there were
verg few Democrats who predicted that
much. { may be said that 10000 majority
was the average conservative estimate OF
the state The Peoples party, after the
fusion with the leaders OF the Republican
party. counted on carrying the State by
$1,000 majority
The majority of the Democrats will not
varv much from 1900. the largest majority
the State has polled ia wears. The negroes
generally voted with the Democrats. ,disre-
garding the instructions of the Republican
leaders. In Ebert county there were about
twenty-five white and colOred men hurt IN
general melee. some seriously. No other
difficulties of any importance are reported.
In Wasson's district the Tenth the DEM
ocrats won by 900 votes.
New York, Oct. 6.-Ihe following dis.
patch was received at Democratic national
Headquarters this afternoons
ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. 6.--Hon. William +.
Harrity: Returns now indicate 10000 De-
mocratc majority. The Third party and
Republicans together have less than twenty
representatives out of 175. and two State
senators out of forty-four. Every congress
sional district gives Democratic majority.
(Sigued) W. Y. Atkinson. Chairman"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
ARace Aftnr Poncher.

Scqttlc, Wash. oct G.-The scaling
schooner Willard Ainsworth returned
Yesterday from her maiden sealing cruise,
Whicl, udtcd her $50 skins. The Aims
worth had am exciting brush with the
Ur't,d States steamship Mohican ON
May Doth Somewhere TO the southwest
of Middleton Islands the Ainsworth
sighted The Mohican and claI ped ON all
sail tc escape. The cruiser gave chase,
and with steam and sail overlook her.
" hem she was almost alorE>.dc the
Ausworth put about end got away some
minutes before the Mohican could get
around. but when She did She bore down
ON the schooner very fast The Aims
worth went about and got awTy again.
The commander of the cruiser then cyi-
dtnth lost his temper for gun was run
ont forward. 1lis time when she came
within mailing distance she commenced
ble1ng away. Five shots Were fired
and then Captain Canullion concluded 70
sion. Ne damage was done To the vessel
rs The shots Whistlcd through the rigging
some of the crew narrowly escaped bciug
Lit
dent Harrison. boarded the schooner
and served official warning to keep out
of the sea-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
Montgomery Presbvtery In Session.

Clifton Forge. Va. Oct. 6.-The Mont
gomery Presbytery. embracing the Presby-
terian churches of a number or counties OF
Western and.SOuthwest Virginia, convened
in this town last night Inc opening ser
mon WAS preached by Rev. j. l.. Allison,
moderator Of the last session OF the presoy-
terv. Rev. W. II. Groves was elected as
the new moderator. and Rey. j. NJ. Hol-
lady and Ruling Elder II. b. Allen. OF
Lynchburg. temporary clerks. To-day
much OF the routine business of the session
was transacted. and the roll call showed
that there were present about twenty min
listers and eighteen ruling elders.
Rev. Mr.. Brown, of the mission in Japan
and a member of the Lexington Presbytery,
was invited 10 SIT with the body. Io-mor-
row he will deliver an address et 10 O'Clock
on foreign missions. speaking particularly
of the work in Japan. Two members were
received into the presbytery- namely, Key.
j. NJ Rawlings. d. D., from the Nashville
Presbvtery. who formerly belonged To THIS
body. and Rev. l.. irwin. of the Memphis
Pres bytery. Mr. Irwin was assigned TO sup
ply the churches at Iron Cats. Lowmoor
aud Longdale. Montgomery Pres0ytery
has now thirty-hye ministers and hity-three
churches.
The Venerable Rev. J. G.. Shepperson, ID.
d.. about eighty years old, IS IN attendance,
and takes a great interest IN all the sessions.
On account OF his inhrmlties and extreme
age lie asked the consent OF the churchs TO
dismiss him from further service, which was
done. A paper in commendation OF this
aged man WAS prepared.
Discussion OF different church topics were
had in the afternoon. and both ministers
and elders responded 80 to the work IN their
respective fields
Rev. f. d. Wnshburn preached an able
sermon this morning after the first session
was held. and tonight the Rev. W. u
Campbell of Roanoke. preached forclbie
and interesting sermon
The Presbytery will be in session the
greater remaining portion OF the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
RnsroNS WIN TWO GAMES.
Tho Clevelands Defoated-Pittsburgs Win
Twlce-Thd Other Games.

Tho Cleve ands oated-Pittsburgs win
Twice-Thd Other Games.
At New York: X. BIZ. T..
New Yorks....O o ? 90 o > . q IL
Brooklvns ....0 900 90 q . > )
Batteries Rusle and Boyle; Kennedy and
Kin,low Umpire, Hornung. Game called
on account of darkness.
At Cleveland: j. B.Ji. r..
Clevelands 20 90 o 3 > % O. 3
Cincinnatis % OF 4 % 90 * g II
Batteries: Davies and thinner; Dwyer
and Vaughan. Umpire Galney.
At Chicago: T. B.ll' T..
TnlIaSa1 %'ia,ii1os ''....'.''2 2 800 % : ,
batteries. Miller and Schrivcr; Clausen
and Merritt Umpire, McQuade Game
called ON account of darkness.
At Washington X. BIZ f.
Washinetons .....1 / ! 5-l3 ~
Paltiuores .......1 D = = O. .
Batteries. Inks aud McGuire; Cobb and
Gun,on Umpire. Burns. Game called on
account Of darkness.
At Boston dirst Gamel: r. Bill Z.
Ho,tons .....3 o @ o > q . o 2 II =
PhHadrlphTs 600 o o. o. g 1
Batteries. Nichols and Bennett' Keefe
and Clements Umpire, EmsIe.
tN.t ONl FtIttl. ~ IN 80
Postons .......43OOOOO2- 7 o
philadclphias .221OO % o. . 10 s
Batteries. Stalcy and Camel; Weyhing
and clements. Umpire, Emslie. Game
called an account OF darkness.
Al Piu-burg G'irst GamD: X. Bill f.
pittsbures 20 90 , 1 o.
81. Louis. 40 % O. = O. 3
Batteries. Terry and Mack; Brciteustein
and Briggs ? tmpiFe Snyder
tSecond Camel; X b.h' r,
Pifrsbures ......3 o > . 3 90 II .
81 Louis. .........O . o 90 / .
Batteries. Baldwin and Mack; Hawsey
and Buckley. Umpire. Snyder. Game call
ed on account OF darkness.
Gts'Es ssHrDCLED FOR TO-DAY.
Philadclphias NJ Baltimore.
Wushingtons at Brooklyn.
81. Lolis ar Cleveland
New YOrks az Boston
Piusburgs at Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
WILLIAM RuNK SUICIDES.
10 Was Very Wealthy and Prominent
Church Worker.


Church worker.
Philadelphia. Pa. oct. Civilian RdrK'
aged forty-six years. a member Of thc large
dry goods firm Of Darlington. Runk Cos
director of the PENNSYLVANIA Mutual Life
Insurance Company and a wealthy ana M
huouual citizen of Philadelphia, committed
suicide at his country home. at ST. DavidS'
near here. at o'clock last evening by
shooting himself through the temple. lie
carried $4,000 Insurance ON his life. II
is stated That the cause of his suicide WAS
tie using Of $4,000 Of the firms money
in stock speculation lie was prominent in
the Sunday school Asso iation OF The dio-
ccec of Pennsylvania. being one of ihe orig
lual members. and "a member OF the board
of managers If the American Church sun
day School Institute.
A, IL member Of the brotherhood of st.
Andrew me- exhibited the greatest activity.
lie was also a member OF the Southwest
Coryocation and of the last Diocesan Con
vcuuon. and on Tuesday went 10 Baltimore
with George G. Thomas, his col1horcr in
thc work at thc Church Of the Holy Apos
Ties. To- represent the Sunday schools OF
tiis diocese at the American Church Sun
dav School Tricnuicl Institute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
Little Rhody Republicans.

Providence. II. T.. oct. 6.-'rhe State Re
publican Convention was called To order at
II o'clock this morning by Hunter c. White.
chairman Of the state central committee.
George A. Littefeld. " Providence, was
chosen temporary chairman and Eugene f.
Warren secretary. Later the temporary
organization was made permanent
platform was adopted approving the
declarations of the national convention the
present tariff laws. silver coinage policy,
efforts for free ballot and the proposition
regarding immigration restriction and ciyil
service reform of the national Republican
administration The administration or
President Harrison was commended aud
sympathy expressed for HIS domestic trou-
BILE
Presidential electors were selected. and
after trausacting some LEGAL business the
convention adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

Washington d. c., oct 6.-Secretary of
State Foster. iu answer 10 nm inquiry as
to the truth OF the report recently published
that the President had ntimated to men,
bcrs Of his Cabinet that he did not desire
them To take part I'm the campaign by max
ing political speeches. denied that any such
intimation had been given. The President
sees no mDropriety in any member cf his
Cabinet appearing before the public In
temporary discussion OF political issues In
vindication OF the policies and acts Of the
administration. II is expected that some Of
the Secretaries will. in the course OF the
next few weeks speak i'm their own states
or elsewhere. but no such prolonged ab-
sonce from their departments S conten-
plated as will Interfere with the proper DIS
charge Of public business.
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HIS LAST SONG SUNG.
LoRb ALFRED rENNYsoN DEAD.
EBgIand's Sweetest Poet Laureate Pnsses
Peacefully AwRy-sketch OF His
Brilliant Career.

London. Oct 6-Lord Tcnnyson died
at 80 this morning.
His passing away was calm and peace
full. Sir Andrew Clarke. who attended
the poet in his last hours. said in an in
terview with a representative of the In
teu,ational Telegraph Company, just
after leaving the death chamber. that
Lord Tcnnyson's end was beautiful. IN
all my experience" said the cmirent ply
sician, Il never witnessed anything more
glorious. There were no artificial lights
in the chamber. All was darkness ex-
cept for The silver light of jhc full moon
which fell upon the bed end played across
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

Randcman y G.. oct Speoial.-Jesse
Kerscy. u citizen Of this town, was acci-
dcn-aIv shot by Cicero Cooper M about
O'Clock this evening. The facts as gath
cred by me from CocperS father, who was
au eyewitness. are about these: kersey,
in company with Cooper and his father,
were turkey hunting ON Bonks mountain,
about three miles southeast ~ here. They
were stationed some distance from each
other along the mountain side and young
Cooper. seeing Kersey concealed in clump
Of bushes. mistook him for "A turkey and
fired the fatal shot, which took effect In the
back of his head Kcrscy was an Old ciu-
zen. and no one enjoyed in higher de
gree the confidence and respect or the en-
tire community.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

Washington. Oct. G.-During the Grand
Army of the Republic. encsmpment week
the Treasury paid out mere than one NIL
lion d liars in exchange ior Old money pre-
sented ...,,.,,,
SO much old dirty money has aecuinu-
lated in the city IA result oi.tne encatnp,
ment that the Treasurer oinc'a's uelaRoa
short of new money. .oooo 900
II is estimated that more than s2.0O0'OOo
was left in Washington rs result OF ne en-
campment. aud about sa0O.Oo0 IN addiuon
was exchanged by veterans themselves a.
the Treasury and banks for new money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
Senator D.lamater Convicted.

Meadvile. Pa, Oct. G.-The jury in the
Delamater case found verdict OF guilty as
& George Wallace Delamater and not guilty
ss 10 q. B. Delamater and i. a. Deamater.
G. ". Delamater WAS ID the courtroom
this morning and received the verdict with
out hinching The defense will move for
new trial and failing to obtain 1t will carry
the case up on the question OF the constitu-
ons exceptions taken to the Courts rulings
The verdict meets with general approval.
The charge upon which ex-senator Della
mater - convicted Is STATUTORY embezz.e-
ment-that is. the firm received deposits IN
their bank knowing themselves to 0e lnsol-
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CrPspo Victorious.

New York. Oct Ga private dispatch
from La Guayra, Venezuela, received here
this morning. says: "A desperate battle
has just taken place at Los Teques, a
small town on the roilroad line to Nalcn-
cia. eQui-distant between that place and
Caracas Six hundred men were killed
and many high government officials cap
tmed.
"CreSpo has struck another decisive
blow. which, following his previous sue
ceSSes. means victory for the CrespiSts.
Crespo has announced his determination
80 enter Caracas Tomorrow"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
,on oc,aviu. Coke-Horrlble Fatality.

Winston. n. c.. oct. G.-(Specisl. Hon.
Octaylus Coke. of Raleigh, spoke here to
Jav. lie has been dong campaign WORK
for nine weeks in the rural districts all over
the state. His opinion. therefore. on the
SITUATION has weight lie says that all the
Demo rats have got to do Is to keep nght-
in uutil election. Skies are Frightening
every day Third party people Me seeing
the error OF their way. and are fe!hng Dacs
in line with the Democracy. ~ the hard
work IS kept up 1t will insure the State by
handsome majority. Seven men over sew
enty. five years old heard Nr. Coke speak Ia
Chatham county this week. Two oil tAese
were eighty and one ninety
Particulars of horrible accident IN
Wilkes county reached here to-day Mrs.
lanes Anderson was burned 10 death IN
q crib near the house before aid could reaoh
her She and her little daughter went 10
the crib 70 got some potatoes carrying
li0ht with them. There was some oroo III
straw hacked away 10 the crio. aud by ac-
c;dept i caught fire. ihs little glrl made
her escape. but Mrs. Anderf0n was burned
to a crisp. large family Of poor httle
children are lett without mothers care oy
her death
Rev. J. w. Lee. Irish evangelist. closed y
great revival meeting here last night.
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MI. CIeveland Home Again.

Buzzard's Bay. Mass. Oct 6.-sIr. Bene--
diets Yacht Oneida. with ex-Presldent
Cleveland aboard, dropped anchor Oh Mon
ument Neck at 7 O'Clock this morning MI
Cleveland was the only passenger aboard,
eYcept Mr.. Benedict. Ii was nearly II
o'clock before both gentlemen boarded the
httlo naphtha launch and landed at Gray
Cables wharf. The wind was blowing
strong and the air very crisp. 49,.
Mr.. Cleveland spoke highly OF the polti-
cal prospects in New York. he exact GATE
OF his departure with his family tSr New
York be has not yet fixed but It IS under
stood that the family will leave here very
gQOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

Columbia, S. c.. Oct G. Tomorrow there
will be four murderers hanged in this state;
Deerng. the Edgefield negro murderer, had
his sentence to-day commuted to lie I'M
prisonment by Governor Iillman Inc
Governor will not interfere in the case OF
Milorey Brown. thirteen-y year-old colored
eiri who poisoned a white baby IN Spartan
burg. or in the case of John Williams
negro who killed Mayor Henneman, OF spar
tanburg. By declining TO interfere IN the
latter case the Governor has prevented a
lynching, as a select committee had made
all arrangements to Kill him If his sentence
wns cnmmuted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

Philadelphia. Oct. G.-The politicians are
aroused over the new ballot law when VIII
become operative 1t the general election.
Chairman Reeder. OF the iepubIcan state
Committee has received information thnt
the Official ballot decided upon 10y Sc
cretary OF the Commonwealth !larrity WIZ
be 52xl2 inches and IA the three columns
will he given the Republican. Deinociaiuc.
Prohibition, Peoples and sociaustlc laoor
ticket. The last three will De IN one
cnlnmn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

Cofcyvie. Kan. Oct. G.-Emmett Dal-
ton. the wounded member af the band Of
robbers. is still alive. 1t is not believed
that he can recover. The robber who sue
ceeded in escaping has not been captured.
The town is stin greatly excited over the
stirring events Of yesterday, but there
is great feeling of relief over the ex-
termination of the gang Of outlaws who
have terrorizcd this section for the last
three years. The bodies Of the dead rob
bers were prepared for burial to-day.
They were put in cheap pine collins and
buried this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
rnst Freight Train Accident.

Council Grove. Kan. Oct. "a freight
train on the Missouri Pacific railroad
met with bad accident about sixty
miles west Of this place early this morning
caused bv the train going through the burn
ing bridge The engineer. &. l.. Peher, a
son Of I nited States Senator PETER. and
Clint Howard fireman. were both instantly
killed. Another fireman was also badly in
inred After the accident the wreck took
Ere. burning thirteen cars Of grain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

Washington. Oct. 6-The United States
Steamship Constellation sailed to-day iroiii
Norfolk. Va. for Naples on mission o.
diplomatic courtesy connected WIN 'no
Columbisn celebration al Huelva. SPAN.
a monument to the great discoterer IS t. pe
unveiled there. AMI the Constellation LAS
been ordered to Naples to take the ueeh
Regent of Spain from that port to hueIV".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
MoRELLO WINs AGAIN.
The Great Coles First Race Since the Flu
trritv-The Other Races.

Morris Park. oct. 6.-Morello was started
here today for the first time since he won
the futurity, and won easily The sum
maries are:
First race. three-Quartcrs Of mile
Chesapeake first Correction second Rosa
II. third Time. 40.
Second race flye-eighths Of mile-Fitz-
simmons first Clara colo second, Alice
third Time, 5Sl3.
Third race. one milc-Nilt Young first,
Nav Win second. Fred 1aral third. Time
1.lOi5.
Fourth race. three-Quarters e mile
Morcro first Rainbow second, Governor
Foraker third. Time. 11lia.
Firth race. mile and am eighth-Nomad
first Silver Fox second. Kilkenny third
Time 80.
Sixth race. mile and quarter Strd'h-
meath first. Russell second only two start
crs. Time 2.134.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

Albany. n. Y. Oct 7.-yustice Clute again
postponed decision in the eek case, In
which tho commissioner Is charged ~
having destroyed public documents un'"
October 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
GLOUCESTER.

First race. one mile-An Black first Run
ming Bird second. Dago third. iime. l:454.
Second race Gyc-eigh'ls If q mile-Star-
light first. West side second Mary ). third
first Time. l:Oil.
Third race. one mile-Pestilcn"e hrst
Amos second John Hickey third Time
1.47
Fourth race four and n half furlongS
Judge Post irs-. Captain Brown second
Chatham third. Time. 55h
Firb race. threc-qmrt Of mile
Manic r. first. Lost StA second. Arthur
Davis third Time, l.lsA.
Sixth race fvceghths Of mile-Air-
uehr first. Heather second, Prospect third
Time. 1.O3ai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

CbnrIes.own. w. Va. Oct. G. Special ,,
Snow fell here this morning for seVeTSl
hours. The weather Is extremely co!u.
Report from the entire Valley OF virginia
indicate that the weather lor the past 10"
DAYS has been the coldest knowE tor many
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

Washington. =. g.. oct. G.-Cablegrams
have been received lt the Navy DepHuncht
announcing the arrival Of the Lar rcaSter al
Shanghai. China, and the arrival OF the
Concord at Colon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.
G g. Hume. of Webb City. Mo, 70 Miss
Kate, daughter of Mr.. Thomls Catleu
Gibson. ot CulDeDer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
GOOD HARNESS RACING.
sgyEyrEEv HEATS AT PIMLICo.
Miss Nelson Doesn't do H.rself Justice
Results of the Trots At Lexington
Other Sporting Events.


j0lLl u oTe, Wv. %
o BETTER har-
ness racing was
ever seen in Mary
land than shown
at Pimlico to-day.
Seventeen heats
we're trotted and
paced in fast time.
The weather WAS
delightful and the
crowd immense.
Two races were
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u,,,ov f,o.re,,e Fac,orv Burned.

New York. oct. 6-The Kinney cigarette
factory AZ Tenth avenue and twenty
second street was almost totally destroyed
by fire at s O'Clock this morning; estimated
lnes &ihn 000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
NOW rnp cLuns STAND

A Dockor Dies Of Cholera.
London. Oct. CA decker died In Cork
to-day OF Aslatlc cholera.
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left unfinished. The 2:27 class, LETT untn-
ished Yesterday, WAS won'by ROYAL Red. he
taking the only heat trotted to-day IN
22lB. Edgewood took second money,
Monocacy third and Daisy G. fourth. sum-
maries
Two twenty-seven trot. purse $500 Second
division Josie j. :, Is. l, /, 2. l; Kitty Fraser
|. 3, 5, 2, 1, 2; Exarch g. l, 2, 6, 7. Z; WICK Z;
2. (. 4. 3, 4, 4. Delavan /, s, 3, 3. .; Colonei
Kipp ). 5. 3. 4, 9. 5; Hero 7, s. 6, 7. 8. 8; H.
Clay 6. 7. 7. 5. dis; Susie H. 9, 9. dis; Cart
ridge dis. Time. 2:24l4. 2:2354, 2:231a, 2;Zl4'
Two-ffteen pacing, purse sl,OOO.Saladin
IL, ?. l, ?. 1; Lucille Z. l, /, 2, 3, 3; tempest
2. 3, 3. 4.1. 2: Gray Harry 3, 4, l. 3. 4. T. o..
Rebus dis: Little Joker dis. Time. 2io5s'
2:l415. 2.15sl, 20. 2:l7. 2:1Sl5.
Two-twenty-two trotting. purse $500 lun-
finished Gypsy Girl l, l; Rose ilkins'2' s.;
Chester 4, 7; Maurice 5. 7, 6: Citizen 3, y
Bravo 9. 2. Time. 2:2l4; 2:2l9l.
Two-thirty-two trotting purse SGOO lun-
finished -Kingwood /, /: n. Il. 3, 2; Celer-
ity ?, II; Santie 3. g. Ruby T. 4. Quenchy 0,
5: Nelly Souther 6. 6; Miss Patchen ?. q;
Gillette 4, & Miss Nelson 10. r. Dreamland
II. Q: Joe Summers Il. l3; Dynamite 13. H..
Time. 2:25ll: 2.25.
The Lexington Trots
Lexington. Ky. oct. 6.-rhe weather was
pleasant and the track fast to-day, and the
sport was very exciting Summary:
Two-thirtccn class pacing g-Rupcc g, B. l.
o. >. l. 3. /; Cleveland ). 1. l, ,. ,, ., ., ?
.: Paul B. Z. 3. q. 3. 3. ], 3; Chronos . ,, H.
3. l. (. 4. yinette ,. 6. ;. 4, 3, r. o.. Flow
ing Tide (. }. &, dis; Telegram. dis. Time
2I1M. 212, 211, 2:l4A, 2:l3a4, 2:l5, 2l9i3,
2.20a4.
Two-twenty-fve class. trotting- Sea Girl
/. L. 5. ,, /: Sternberg 10 .. !, l. 6; Pat
My Boy 4. . p $. D Max 5, 3, ., 3. .;
Chester Allen ,, e. :, 4, I; Lamar ?. 10, I,
8. 3: Wintcrset 9. g. 4, Z. :; Elkin I, I, g,
o. s: Aurorcan B. 0. 10. D. dis; sutherland 8,
t. 3. 10. dis. Time, 2:2L, 2:2Oit 2I9'
219. 2:l9i3.
Twoforty class, for two-year-Clds-Wil-
liam Penn l. l.; Margraye 3, .; Ashoy :, );
Time. 2:23ia. 2:25i2.
The following records were made against
time To beat 2:30. Orinoco 2.Z4}; Victor
Nambrino 2:27i,. TO beat former records;
Barthold Patchen 2:2234; Dr.Nerncn, 2:21A.
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contains the phrase. Give us grace
seriously to lay 10 heart the great dan
gers we are i'm 10y our unhappy divisions"
MIR. Richmond claimed that there were
no unhappy divisions within the Church.
ii was passed.
passed The ninth which had also been
rejected 10y the House of Bishops. provides
for the insertion after the prayer for a
person or persons going TO sea: 20. ever
lasting God. We commend TO Thy al
mighty protection Thy servant, for whom
we pray. Defend him from the dangers
of his journey. guard him from sickness
and all hindrance and hurt but preserve
his going ont and his coming in. and
make him grateful for all Thy mercies
The resolution was lost by large ma
lnllLN.
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the textures Of the dying poet Ike the
halo in one Of 'Rcmbrandts pictures.
Hallam Tcnnyson. the poet son, said:
"1he end was beautiful, calm and pam
less. lie passed away as If IN sleep.
The watchers could hardly distinguish
the firal moment