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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21

The Republicans OF Merdon, Conn, yesterday
elected their candidate for Mayor, Or. Herrick
Wilson, and their city ticket also.
BY ruling handed down yesterday in the Box
Elder case, Montana, on which hinges the CONF
ple1iJn of the next Legislature OF the state
mentioned, the supreme Court has 8nnounced
that II will 20 into all OF the details OF the cleo
ton at that place.
Mr. Edward Parker Deacon has won In the suit
against him by the pr3prietor OF tho Hotel
Splendide, at Cannes, for damage done on mo
occasion Of the shooting. Each party TO the ac-
ton is 10 pay his own costs Gladys, the daugh-
ter whom Mrs.. Deacon abducted from tho
Paris Convent o. the Assumption, has been
placed in the Don inican convent at Neuiliy.
Governor Osborne, OF Wyoming, yesterday
Issued certificates OF election 70 all tho legislators
elected AZ the recent election, except those IN
Carbon county, whose cases are now before tho
Supreme Court. Actlng-GOveTnOr Barber has
also issued certificates 70 the Legislators. THIS
action forecasts a dual legislative assembly ana
the election Of two conteeting state senators-
special from Lincoln, Neb., says: "The state
Supreme Court this afternoon refused TO issue
the writ asked for in the Clay-county contest
cases, thus throwing the matter out OF the courts
The cases were brought by the Republcans, who
tried 70 secure writ to compel the Clerk Ot Olay
county TO issue certificates 10 three Republican
candidates for the Legislature instead OF 70 the
Independents, who were elected on the face OF
the returns The basis for the appeal to tho
court WAS the fact that the names OF the lnde-
pendent candidates we're printed twice on the
tickets. Tho Republican hopes OF capturing tho
Legislature have been shattered by this deci-
sion."
The trial OF Henry Foster for killing ex-Con-
gresham J. b. Morgan, Of Hornando, Miss, be-
gan yesterday morning at Water Valley. Mrs.
Morgan testified that the bloody clothes offered
In evidence were tLoee worn by her husband the
day on which be was killed. There
was determined glitter In her eyes and
steelly ring In her voice as she gave her testi-
mony. Several other witnesses we're examined
BY the State. Colonel c. B. Mitchell, who de-
Tended II. Clay Kiug, az Memphis, conducted the
prosecution, assisted by six lawyers, while seven
attorneys luOked after Fosters interests. The
prosecution Is bitter and the defence Is deter
mined.
While all tho world Is eZcitedly poised on the
up-toe Of expectation and excitement over the
atrociOus Panama-canAl scandals now being I'M
earthed In Paris, the Congress OF Colom-
bla, in anticipation OF speedy return
70 earnest work on the enterprise. scan
dals or no scandale, has gone into ex-
ira session for the purpose, among other things,
OF placing In the handsDf tho executive the pow
ers necessary 20 extend the power 10 contract
with a new company without further reference
70 that body. At latest adyices the bill embody-
ing such authorization had passed its second
reading, and IL may now be regarded as an ac-
complished fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21

may be necessary rule to protect walls
from DETACHMENT by blazers. but it's q
much better rule for the general public
to avoid making large bills Of any kind.
Large bills come from paying big prices,
and big prices usually cause deficiencies
in ones income, and never produce
surplus. If you would have surplus
always buy Clothing at our store. You
can't make large bills with US, because
our prices are low, and low prices ara
the forerunners Of bank account.
There is no accounting for the oddity OF
some who shun bargain as though it
were a dynamite package. There's
nothing dangerous about a good thing
it only means explosion to high prices,
which never look attractive unless
vanishing into smoke. Just look at
some OF our goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
BIG HORSE SALE.
stamboul the Trotter Brings S41, 900
Other Fine Animals disposed Of
TBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.

NEW YORK, December 2O.-The celebrated
trOting stallion STAIN bOul, (2:011S, the properly
of the late Waiter :. Hobart VI the HvbHit farm,
san MaJeo, Cal, was sold by auction at tho
American Institute building this afternoon for
$4,000. The purchaser was ID. 81. Hartman,
banker Of this city, who owns farm in Orange
county.
Otnor horses from the Hobart farm were sold
as folOws: Nancy Lee, black mare. by Dictator,
out Of sophy, 10 A. II. Moore, Philadelphia,
sG1O0; Nancy s., b. T., by StambOul. out OF
Nancy Lee, 70 f. @. Clarke. New Haven. Conn.,,
&1,1OO: Nava, b. m, by Dictator out Of Belle
Brasneld, 70 George Bailey, OF Philadelphia,
sl,42H; hObe, b. f, by Stamboul, out OF NaYa,
j. j. schultz, Parkville, l.. J.. AstriOne, bk H.i
by Alcyone out OF jessie Popher, to II. S. Henry,
Nyersyile, Pa, $500; De Mars, b. c, by stam-
bOul. out OF Astrione, to r. ID. Creamer, brooklyn
Sl,S00; Ora BoilH, b. T., by Stamb)uL out OF A.
trOu9, George c. Jacobs, OF New Ork. Tor ~ ,2UO.
silgerone, b. m. by Alcyone, out Of Silver Brook
b. +. Mycr, Boston, for $4,000; Silver Bowl b
C. By StambOul, out Of Stlverone, ii. B. Jones,
New York, $4,000; Alba T., b. g, StAmDOui, out
Of Silver0ne, James Holden, Boston, pl,oOU; /;
Euceuia. b'k m., by Alcantara, out OF Lady
Conklin, VI. II. Phillips, Swampscott Mass,
$1,000; Madras. b. c., by Alcazon, out OF Euge-
mia. George L. Burns, New York, sl,10O; Alta
Belle, b.. m, by Electioneer. out OF Beautiful
Belle, William Simpson, New York, s4,lOOi
Bell Electa, b. m, by Piedmont, ont OF Alta
Belle, 4. Z. butcher, New YORK, $4,000; Pcralta,
D.. c., by STEAMBOAT, out OF Belle Eiecta, j. Il.
Forbes, Springfield, Mass, $1,000; Meta Roie.
b. T., by StambOul, Kitty Wilkes, 10 I. q. East
man, New YORK, s2,100; Irnket, b. M, BY
Priuco Ouida. 10 Charles Robinson, Pough-
keepsis, $4,000; Derebin, b. c, years old,
STAN Doul-Jos anime, 4. X. Proctor, Utica,
v. Y, $1,000; Orrin H., b. C.. years,
STAN boul-Lidey, +. ". Barnes, Wilton. n. C.;
Mabel W, b. NJ, 4 years, Nephew, LINE H.. j.
II. Walker, Worcester Mass, 500; Coiner
Belle, b. ni., 3 years, Bell-Boy-Bour Corners.
j. II. butcher, Paving, n. Y, s3.O75; Orne,
b. c, yoar, stamboul-Four Corners, Z. n. Har-
rman, New York, 800; Carlottl Wilkes, 4
years. Charley Wilkos-hspasia, Henry Pierce.
san Francisco, SS2j; Koptha, blk. T., 2 years,
Simmons-Jossamine. d. b. Harrington, Pough-
keepsie, Y. y, $4,000.
The price brought by stamboul was n great
disappointment 20 nearly every one present. IL
was the general opinion that he went dirt cheap.
James Cross Of California, executor OF the estate
Of Mr Hobart, when asked his opinion Of tue
price said: :" call 10 murder. ! will oder Mr..
Hartman $4,000 over his bid, but / guess LIE
would not part with STEAMBOAT for 100000"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
THE PANAMA sMlRCH.
Authority Asked for the Prosecution of
Deputies-senatorial Suspects.
fBr Anglo-Amerlcnn cable 70 the plspatc

fBy Anglo-Amorican cable to the Dispatcl
PARIS. December 20.-M. Floquet, President
OF tho Chamber Of Deputies, announced to tho
House to-day that he had received an apphca-
tion for authority 20 prosecute NJ. RouYier, e1-
Minister Of Finance: VI. Jules Roche, ex-Ninis-
ter Of Commerce; Emmanuel AIhe' meinDer
for Corsica; AutOnin PTOust member Tor Deu1
Seyres; Baron Jean de SOubeyran, member Tor
loudun. and Joseph Duguo dc la FaucOnnerie,
member for Orue--all OF whom are charged with
having been compromised IN the scandal
The application could not be granted without
the consent OF the House, as deputies under the
law are exempt from certain legal proceedings.
The members thought tnat the diHerent Du-
reaus should meet and consider tns appucatOn'
The sitting then adjourned.
In the Senate NJ. lie Roy, the President,
stated that he had received demand for tho
prosecution Of Senators Renault, Albert Greyy,
Beral, Iheyinet, and Deyes Tor the part they
have taken in the affairs OF the canal company
MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED.
An important conference, lasting from mid
night until A. NJ, was held at the Prefecture
last night. There were present the Public Prose-
cutor and many police com missioners ana IN
vesugedng magistrates. As a result more
searches and arrests in connection with the
Panama scandal are expected. The Figaro says
a mysterious search was conducted yesterday IN
many banks by Commissoner Cocheiert, ana
many important documents, inphcating moro
members OF the Chamber OF Deputies IN the
Panama scandal, were seized.
VICTOR DE LEssEPs rEsTIFIEs.
Victor do Lesseps testified before the Parla-
mentary investigation committee to-day that he
WAS not concerned in the lottery loan issue, and
that be Was ignorant Of any attempt made 10
bribe anybody IA the interest oil the company
TELL-TAIE NEGATIVES
An anonymous lettor, received by commit
teeman yesterday, led 70 a search this morning
among the proofs and negatives OF a photo
grapher. Proofs and negatives OF all the Thierree
checks were found. When confronted With them,
1hierree revealed the hiding-place OF the STUBS,
and these have been seized by the COMMITTEES.
Baron do Reinach's papers were also examined
to-day by the committee. IL was found that
many original documents had been distracted
and replaced with copies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
TWO REVENUE RAIDS
ILLICIT STILLS DESTROYED AND
MOoNSHlNERS CAPTURED.
An ex-Confederate virginisn Paraiyzed-
Few Old Members In the New Legis-
laturs-school-Fund Statistics.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch-I
RALEIGH, n. c., December 20.-Early this
morning Deputy.Corector Massey returned with
a posse from raid In Middle Greek Township,
In this county They found an Illicit distiIery
Of eighty gallons capacity In full blast Three
men we're In charge Of IL. One Of these escaped
bat tvo-a white man named Jones and negro
named Harris-were captured and brought hero
and lodged in fail. The still was also brought IN
ANOTHER RAID.
Observation-Disclosures Samuel Jones came in last
night from a raid in Moore county, where no an, anu
his party captured still operated Oy III WI
hanson. The still was Of sixty-nve gallons ch-
pscisy and was destroyed. DEPUTY IN.
creased In numbers In Chatham WITHIN tne la1'
MIR. BENJAMIN F. Park, a well-known citizen
and prominent ex-COntederate veteran, lsss a.
night had severe attack OF paralysis, ana MS
family and friends are alarmed at his cohul'iOh'
he 10 a native Of Virginia.
VERY FEW REFLECTED.
state-Librarian J. G. Birdsong states thet IN
the Legislature which assemblies January 4tn
thero are Snly I've senators VINO we're IN 'ae Ss
Senate, and like number OF memb bers OF the
House who served in the latter BODY IN peI-
sonnel the Legislature Is one OF the nhes' slnco
the war. 49,,
up, The premiums have been settled, S2,IOO
in cash having been paid. The affairs OF Ine
State Agricultural Society are In better snApe
than in years past There Is, beet OF ell' re-
neWed confidence and interest IN the ialr'
WHY'RE THE LOSS IS.
Statistics as 20 the school fund are now given.
There IA n loss BY reason Of the fact that 40 per
cent. Of the negroes fail TO pay their polls. Inc
whites pay s575,2O4 Of the school tax ana inc
negroes s99,0S1. The property OF NEGROES IS
assessed for taxation at SS,000,OOO. There are
Taught 4.GO3 schools for whites, and 2,376 TOR
coored. The value OF publc-schoOl property Is
white, s036,525; colored, s255,S3e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
THE BRIGGS CASE.
Rev. DIR. Tempe Begins the Reply OF the
Prosecution.
rRv telegraph to the Dispatch.I

r3y telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
NEW Yong. December 2O.-The fourteenth
dav'. session Of the New York Presbytery on tho
trial OF Rev. DR.. c. A. Briggs on charges oil heresy
was begun promptly at o'clock Inc KEY y, tnc Dp,
Joseph j. Iempe then BEGAN tho reply OF tho
nrosecution. lie said that the Presbyterian
Church did not seek 70 compel any man 10 az
cept It's doctrines, but 1t was uho @ tha'
when q man personally essuihSu an Vo J,
gatton 10 thnt Church the Church Itself had
lie right 10 say whether any man VINO hccepts
such position In that Ohurch IulnnSu iai',- i9 -,
fnlly his obligation. Referring speclncaiIy 70
charpes l and 2, that DR.. Briggs hau thushs
thst the reason and the Church are ioun-
tains OF Divine authority, Or. Tempe saIu B lno
Church denied the position taken ~ VI. pIlkss
that the reason and the ChuIch "a sro the-e "a
Divine authority. Dr. Lempe sald that mere 10
no salvation without the knowledge Oh Ontis.
and faith in Him. Or. Lempe asserleu tna. ma.
Christ and the apostles IN all lhelt tea."lnss my
noInted out the Gospel as the fnal ana only
g,andard of Divine authority. DR.. Briggs, no
said, contradicts this vital doctrine; - A.. -,
aThe position which leads Dr. Briges 70 wei
come rationaists 10 the househola OF lho ss IaItn
mi y ho continued, "and accordmg 10 Wn'cn
Nartineeu Is as good Christian as spurgeoh, ~
certaiuly AT variance with Presbyterian iaitu hnu
Hfe' n rationalists like Martineau, VINO Ielecs
the Bible as the word Of God ana Win ~ al "a 'no H
5sdsrsd yood Tepresentative Christians, then
we NAV as well close our theological is
and churches ana disband our boarus VI h0NHo
and Foreign Missions" -, ,,o ,h,ro
Taking up DR.. Briggs's deience vi .hers ara
charge accusing him OF teaching tnat ,e tte,o az
eTrors ia the original text Of the Holy SCRIPTURES,
Dr. Lempe said that he had made no a.setSps ~, "
answer the charge. In his claim thaI tno ooIiD T.,
,urea contain the word Of God Dr. Briggs was ~
,osonism 10 the principle taught In the Con.
ssssien that the Scriptures " are" the wosd 9 .,
1sS noS' he then took up the statement made py
Dr. Briggs that tho Divine authority nas nos sid a.
the words but Ia the conscripl. ~ tor,n IN tne
Presbyterisn standards that makes Goa " 10
tte Author Of the written word. o,.
DR. Lempe will conclude his answer -, ,nos,
nrobably M time 10 allow the pTesDytofy W hSo' 20
- n,;vste session 10 hear further from W.
Rriees ana the Prosecuting Committee. l.a inls
,S,i,sfe session win be he'd IN tho leclure-room
of the church, on Fifteenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
THE COHEN co.

immense UNDERWEAR stock.
Better lose the profits and even a
bit of the cost than to carry any
over. Here goes..-and remember
it's our brag goods that are going,
no trumped-up lots; fresh, new
goodS---our famous "non-Shrinka-
bIe."
LADIES' VESTS and PANTs--hi'e sad
natural
wore csc. each, now 75c.
We're ellis each, nov 95c.
We're sl.f9 each, now tl.2O'
Scarlet
were ellie. now 81.
Were Si.fS, nOv sl.2S.
Eluestrlsnne Tights-black-
We're sLgs, nov eLlo.
Were $3.50, now s2.SS.
We're e5c.. now SOC.
We're $3.50, now s1.25.
Were s2.95, now $3.50.
Were s3, now s2.6J-bisck.
Flat Merinos-yssts and panis-nicely nn'
We're SOC, now 3sc. each.
DR.. Warmers celebrated Garments, sl.25 foe
the regular s2.25 grade.
So much for the ladies.
FOR MEN
An-wooi scotch Drawers, broken sizes, ei.o0
90 $3.50 goods, any sl.
Odd-sized Drawers OF tho Injurious Dr. Wright
goods. SOC. for si sor; sl.50 for ~ sort
Medicated Scarlet shirts and Drawers--s12S
buys the average e. grade.
White Merino shirts aud Drawers, nicely
trimmed, 39c. garment
Very heavy Mixed Cotton and Wool shirts and
Drawers, S5c. eacn; si.65 pair.
Left OF Entrance.
Indications point to this as the
biggest selling day in the firms
whole history. We're ready for
it.-with great stocks and efficient
organization. Start your shopping
day early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21

One day earlier than expected and for
three days only. Watches, Diamonds, AID
Jewelry. Tomorrow morning, December
22d. at 7 o'clock, we will receive from
one of the largest wholesale houses in
New York city the largest stock of Dia-
monds. Watches. and Jewelry ever before
shown TO tho retail trade in Richmond.
The actual value of same is S5O,OOO. These
goods are sent to US on menlordndan, and
all that are not sold will be returned
Xmas morning. As there is no expense 1t
will enable us to sell the best quality at very
low prices. Remember, each article sold
bears our guarantee. Thursday morning
we will have in our window one OF the
richest tch-displays ever before seen IN
the city. j. L. ALLEN j Co.. Jewellers.
1927 Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
n-z FEDERAL Lee STATURE.
senator Bate on Removal Of the Force
Bili Protop'asm,
I. I.-esrapn b ~ Dlspatch.

''. telegraph 90 the Dispstch.l
..s. n. C., December 2O.-sESATE--
. ..-'.ar morning business Was disposed
apl-osnat,1n biu from the House
ana referred - the Committee on
.'.-....a.
....u,ut resolution for holiday recess
A.. . owe. without acton, on DIGESTION from
4r Republican,. Of OHIO. A resOlu-
, ii H-semDhug o' the two houses u Con-
'i wednesday, tetruaTy 6ih. - witness
' l' ih' e.s tOrai votes was Offered by
~ i'i.r alJ referred.
.- introduced ~ Mr. Bate, o. Tennessee,
t.rr Uth 10 repeal ali statutes relating
- f't-ifs " clio tiOns and special deputies,
b. ,ANrH lp ana Nr. Bate proceeded 20 mako
.f ''a'4i iu lts !hvor. These laws, he said,
"'-l ~ Operation Tor over twenty years and
-' ie -Jnc.ioi the people ~ Their harsh in-
.'.'e ith hnAirs belonging exclusively 20
'A.'s' It wss uJt surprsiug that tue iato
a.. te'o oiious VI 1890 and 1892 had
tt. Hiiu power TIE party which en-
'I the machinery for interfering with
III. ,'7il"ns u tie States. The "fOrce
i.y pr, Dyteni factor in the late Oyerwheln-
, az oi TIE Republican party. The Law
So. PC ef' hhte) proposed 10 have repealed
.i' s'fm o. protoplasin Of the force Dill. It
49, httnl0s which bad poisoned elections
- iSulaied them with fraud Prom tho su-
T. ~ ~ slscliOns ana the armed deputy mar
49,, 'nt s1ep 70 the army az tho polls was bat
,.i one The DAY had coine 10 bring the Fede-
l.s 80 hihent Ia Il ~ tnOSe duties ior which lt
@@4 beon provided.
q. AhsoitlisH PORTION TO AkBRIcA.
s.,,' she me elocilOus had brought into power a
80 p4eakeo U reform-not only rscal but
N'' "aiy The tsrlu, but IN su the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21

will be pleased to show what they have
in the way of Presents fo- men. Whether
YOU want TO buy or only looking-you
NAV find something-the very thing TO
fill that want. Neckwear at 25c., Soc. 81.
Sl.25, $50, -, aud S2.5O. All the finer
soarfs we put in handsome boxes. Silk
Handkerchiefs Csc. up. Silk Initial Hand
kerchiefs, soc. Linen Handkerchlefs. 25c.
to SI.25. Umbrellas for men and ladies;
Canes Of all kinds, Bath. Robes. Smoking
Jackets, Dressing Gowns. Gloves, kld;
lined or unlined, all guaranteed aud sold
with privilege of exchanging Leather
Traveliug-Sets, Collar and Cuff Portfolio,
Jewelry for men. Phone 7O7. 4l9 east
Broad sfrent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
1ha "a.n M.roh.n . Of N, south.

All during this week Cohen's immense
establishment. on Broad street near First,
will be open 10 the public at night. ahd
20 receive visitors with the utmost cordi-
ality. To add to the evenings pleasure
they haye secured Professor STEMS or
chestra, and every night the musicians rem
der an excellent programme. IL IL treat
indeed to visit the store, for IN its vast
stock are articles of every description, and
things TO suit all kinds of taste. The yarl-
Gus departments are brightly illuminated,
and dozens of courteous salesmen are on
hand to show the wares TO the pubic.
Cohen's store is the Bon Marche" OF the
south and yeritabe heaven for ladies.
for in it they find everything 10 SUIT their
tastes. There are few places where little
money can be made 70 go SO far.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21

70 their terms. An agreement is already set
tied TO this effect. Accordingly, to-day the
printers' protest was Withdrawn from the
Worlds Fair Commission.
Mr.. Conkey said this afternoon: at II two.
years agreement The typographical union VIZ
take all my non-union men into their union anu
on those terms accepted. For two years tney
cannot strike nor can we They agree 20 furnish
me With tho beat or union labor when want II,
and they cannot, under their agreement, strtko
a. long as keep my part OF the contract In tTo
yearR.p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
Victim of HemorrhagIc-Feyer.

WINDSOR, n. c., December l9.-Robert w.
Smallwood aged 15, tho son Of hr. and Mrs
John r. Smallwood, died Yesterday OF hemor-
rhagic-feyeT at the residence Of his parents, in
the {" Indian Woods"
Mr. Isaac 81. Mizell. a prominent lumber
dealer and miller had his hand cut very badly
yesterday by striking II against tho saw.
The kev. Hardy II. Phelps, evangelist OF tho
Edenton ConVOcaion, held services at IT.
Thomas's Protestant Episcopal church last
night
The Indies Of the Cashie Baptist church hayo
completed a very nice wall around the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
Young Mrs. Blaine.
(By telegraph 20 the Dispatch

Nvw YoRK. Dscember 2O.-A special TO tho
gcyaid from Washington says It's representative
was informed last night that Mrs. James ".
Bisine. Jr, is again 10 be married-thls time 10
me surgeon who attended her through uoi IT,
MIR. Blaino later In the day styled the state-
rnent mat she contemplated marrying aga.I q
cruel ia bricatiOn. she also denle1 inc stoI e"s
~ ~ " .o t.thr itncav bad gone 90 Washington 10
nfy,c, a reconciliation between her and young
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
FIELD OF SPORT.
A War on the. High Salaries of Race
Track judges.
rBy telegraph to the Disps,ch.l !


fBy telegraph TO tho Dispstch.l
CHICAGO, December 20.-The owners OF tho
Roby rsce-track to-day began " on the hiRu
salaries OF race-track judges, and as result the
services Of Colonel NJ. Lewis Clark. Judge; Jo-
seph SWigert, assistant Judge, and A. j. Farley
secretary OF the track, were dispensed Wlth'
Colonel Clark refused to submit toa reduction
from 1928 n day TO 500. He viii be succeeded by
Judge Cheatham, OF Nashville, at salary OF
EDO day.
THE HEHAwTHoRSs cAsEs.
CHICAGO, December 20.-Nearly all OF the do.
PENDANTS included in the warrants sworn out
against Edward COrrigan and his associates at
the Hawthorne race-track, charging them Win
operating gambling resort, appeared In jus
tce BradWells court this morning and gave
bond for their appearance In t2 900 each. The
cases were set tor trial December 3Oth.
THE RACEs.
GLOUCESTER, N. j., December 20.-Firstrac
Ave furlongs-Repeater won; Sir William
second, Ralph third. Time. l:0gH.
Second race-nye furlongs-Bert won i; Poet
second. Mutny third. Time. 1:0D.
Third race-seven aud one-half furlongs-
Raleigh won: Black6oOd second, Marty u. third.
Time, 1:46.
Fourth race-one and one-eighth miles-Glee-
boy won: Vendetta second, Birthday third.
Time, 2:lOA.
Fifth race-Hve furlongs-owen Golden won;
1:OS.
Sixth race-siX and one-hau furlOngs-bn-
blem won; Burnside second, Brewer third.
Time. 1874.
"DN THE HEIGHTS"
GUTTESBURG. n. j., December 20.-First race
seven furlongs-Gray Rock won; Merry Duke
second, Jamestown third. Time, l:34A.
second race-dve furlones-ZenObia won;
Thorndale second, Lallah third. Time, 1:12.
Third race-hye furlongs-Skadi won He's
perus second, Sir Richard third. Time, Loo l-6.
Fourth race-fix and one half furlongs-Bur-
lngtOn won; Blackjack second, Mabel Glen
third. Time, 1878.
Fifth rsce-ore and ono eighth miles-.Kirk-
over won; Headlight second, Glen Lochy third.
Time, 1:51L.
sixth race--one mlle-Grecnwich won; Pam
Handle second, Fair Play third. Time, l:51H-
BASEBALL LOsSEs.
NBw YORK, December Goat n meeting OF
the New York Baseball Club yesterday Mr..
John B. Day rendered his resignation OF the
presidency. No action was taken In the matter.
The treasurer showed loss OF $50, ,001.69 for
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
MnsicaI Holiday Gifts.

The important question of the moment
Is what to buyl In answer we might sug-
gest some of the pickings from our STOCK.
namely: Music-Rolls, Portfolios. Caol-
nets for music, Washburn Guitars, Mando-
Inns, and Banjos. If these articles are
too small for your purpose We can show
you line of Pianos and Organs that IS the
largest and best-selected stock south OF
New York. WALTER ID. MosEs n Co.,
! 1905 Main street Opposite post-othce).