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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
THE OSBORNE SEMINARY.
closing Exercise. Of the Tnstitution-Otber
Prince William Matters.

BRENTSVILLE. VA, June 3O-Special
The Osborne Seminary. Of Manassas.
closed It's session last night. with the an
nual commencement exercies and distrl-
button OF prizes. Miss BERTHE Robinson
gave the salutatory, and the exercises in
cluded an entrance march. performed on
the piano by Miss Osborne and Professor
Boman and Miss Roseberry on violins.
Miss Osborne and Miss Lulu Nicol and
others gave solos and duets on the
plano. There were Rotations by Misses
Branner, Round Roseberry, Stodard.
Rector and others, and the valedctory
was delivered by Miss Katie Haynan,
VINO received from the audience prolonged
applause, which was well deserved. Me-
dals were awarded 10 Miss Katie Hay
man, Miss Lulu Nlcol and Miss Dodge.
After the exercises were cOicluded AT
the church part Of the audience were in
Wted 70 Blossoms Hall 10 witness the cal
isthenic performance, in which the schol-
ars, without exception, showed great pro-
ficiency.
The farmers Of this county have fin
ished harvesting the largest wheat crop
raised for years.
Miss Lena Schultz, who resides with her
parents about one mile from Manassas.
went with some friends who were visiting
her' 10 town on yesterday In n carriage. |
After arriving In town Miss Schultz was /
left alone In the carriage, and the horse /
ran OF. and, though the young lady was /
unable 10 get hold Of the reins. she kept
her seat, with the horse running fran
ucally, until the wheel Of the vehicle
came In contact with a gate post near
Mr.. Schultz's residence, when she was
thrown out and badly, though not fatally,
injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Judge Winston Names Two for tho Big
Falls Cotton Mills.

OXFORD. n. c., June 3O.-Special.-An
important case came up before Judge r.
w. Winston, Of oxford. I'm the Chambers
here to-day. The Big Falls Cotton Mills.
OF Alamance county, made an assign
ment on June 9th and appointed two
assignees. IL was held that an assign
ment made by a corporation was void
provided the creditors entered suit within
sixty days thereafter. This was done.
and Judge Bryan issued an Injunction
staying further proceedings upon an APP
plication for the appointment OF a re-
celver. and the argument Of the injunc-
ton came up to-day before Judge Win
ston, the plaintiffs claiming that a re-
ceiver should be appointed by the court
TO wind up the business, while the de-
PENDANTS held that the original as
signees, Messrs. j. A. Long and j. l..
Scott. were legally appointed and should
be retained as assignees to close up the
business.
The legal fraternity was ably repre-
scented. Major j. w. Graham, OF Hills
boro, and June Parker. OF Durham, were
retained by the defendants: Messrs. Hay-
wood & Haywood and Colonel ]. w.
Hinsdale, OF Raleigh. represented the
interests Of z. II. Lee g. Co., and Pool
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
southern League Galne.
TWO SETS or DELEGATES.
Ii was Decided to Make an Open, Hand
tO-Hand Fight

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June 3O-Spe-
cial.-A feeling Of dissatisfaction has dis
turbed the ranks OF the Democratic party
here for some time. and, although efforts
were made to harmonic the conflicting
elements, not much surprise was felt
When II became known that two sets Of
OFerrall delegates would be presented
10 the convention tonight. The selection
or Or. J. II. Crafford as manager Of
OFerran's campaign In this section did
not please all OF the Colonels friends.
ana when Ii was seen that the wishes Of
some of his warmest supporters were be-
Ing completely ignored, the fractional feel
ing grew stronger
n ticket was arranged by one or two
men composing the regular organization
which every O'Ferralite was expected TO
support. whether he liked 1t or not This
arbitrary action widened the breach be-
yond repair, and the differentiation
held meeting in which the situation was
thoroughly discussed. Before the meeting
adjourned IL was decided TO make an open
tight, and the following delegates were
elected 10 be present at the convention.
w. A. Post r. J. Barham, r. G. Bick-
ford w. A. Cohen, Clarence w. Robin
son and w. +. Ballard. Alternates-Fdloa
Morecock, j. A. Weller, w. T. Thomas
w H. Chiles, r. j. Mugler and w. X.
Stowe. Jr.
Those chosen by the regular organiza-
ton were James Curtis, A. c. Garrett
James Hughes. w. r. Moss, l.. c. Saun- |
ders and J. Il. Williams
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yIRGINI4 NEWS NOTES.
Items Gathered Hero and There and
Everywhere Throughout the state

Henry Downes aged forty-nne years
died at his home, near The Plains. last
week.
Rev G. S. Somerville. rector OF Trinity
church, Nelson county has accepted a
call TO CHURCH I'm New Jersey
Robert Whitacre. a merchant and farm
er, who resided near Parishville. Freder-
lex county, died there last week.
Mr.. Stasius Meade, formerly Of Clarke
county, and Miss Anna NJ NAHUM were
married in Washington Thursday.
John L. Hutter. eldest son of Major
| Edward 5. Hutter, died suddenly Thurs
gay at Pittsville. Pittsylyania county.
Or. Frederick Horner. Of Marshall
Fauquier county. fell from his horse
bone.
Mrs. Selma Crop. reict OF the late
warren Crop. died Tuesday AT her
nome. In Spotsylvana county, aged sew
enty-three.
Inere was jail delivery at Court
Iahd' southampton county, a few nights
ago ana several prisoners sentenced 10
the penitentiary ESCAPED.
Inc wife and three children OF Hon
Hoke Smith, Secretary OF the Interior
are spending the time pleasantly M
Matin Hlll.' suburb of Strasburg.
Ihey are the guests of Mr.. C. NJ. Bo-
runs family.
Mrs. sallle J. Jacob. wife OF w. T.
SacoD. OF Jacobus, near Cape Charles |
Clty' Northampton county. Va. and Gle
Ter OF Mrs. Colonel J. r. Waddv ~ /
NortoNk. died suddenly OF heart disease |
at her home on June Goth.
william Wood. a resident Of Wardlor,
aOove Lynchburg. on the Amherst side
vi me river. was found dead THURSDAY
ish' near his home He was last seen
aHNe at the baseball grounds I'm River
mont. lie was married about SIX montbe
ago and was twenty-five years Of age
/ Wo half-empty laudanum bottles were
found near him.
Edwin ). Baker, highly-respected citi-
zen OF Frederick county. died al his homo
near winchester Thursday evening after
= lingering illness OF several weeks. Mr..
'1aker has large family connection. He
wa, ABOUT seventy-five years OF age.
re was at one time a member OF the
House Of Delegates from Frederick
county.
Emory Scott, who resides in Rye Cove.
cot county has been missing his lambs
or some time, and he set a trap 10 catch
ne thlef. Wednesday he visited the tran
mo the result was that he caught one
u the largest golden eagles ever seen in ,
nat section. 1t measured seven feet
rom up to tip Of its wings. II fought
IKE tiger. Scott expects TO carry the I
ira 10 the Worlds Fair This is the &
rst bird OF It's species seen I'm that sec 7
ION for forty years. r
Mr.. Noah Kendall. an aged man. living S
sar Seione, Fauquier county, died on a
rlday. lie was the uncle OF Joe Kendall. S
member Of Stribling's battery during p
Ie war ana who, when MORALLY wounded c
Seven Pines. being ordered from the d
ia by his commander. implored 10 s.
allowed 10 remain. What can Won G.
y! demanded the officer II can hold e
e horses OF the caisson," he replied Il
zone upon the ground after the fight. ST
was found with the horses bride. s.
i,ched In his hand. dead upon the b.
Id Of honor" bl
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ginla Normal School. Various reports

ginia Normal School. Various reports
| were received and read.
| Judge Is. A. Hancock rendered his opin-
| ION to-day In the suit Of Bland Bros. &,
| "right against the Home Insurance Com
pany. The suit was decided In favor OF
the plaintiffs. This suit was brought TO
recover the value. amounting to 1914 %.
OF certain tobacco burned in Baltiplor e
harbor June IL, 1892
rev. w. a. X. Goodwin, until recently
student at the Theological Seminary at
alexandria, who has been assigned by
Bishop Randolph TO the rectorship Of
ST Johns Episcopal church. in this city.
VIII enter upon his duties here on the LIST
OF September next
Rev. w. X. Savage. OF Tazewell county
VINO mas accepted n call as assistant rec
tor OF 81. Pauls Episcopal church I'm
petersburg, VIII arrive here tO-morrow
morning. Mr.. Savage will also have
charge Of the Good Shepherd Memorial
church in Blandford where he will preach
his first sermon on Sunday morning next.
Mayor Charles f. Collier and Mrs. Col
Her VIII leave tomorrow morning for the
Yellow Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. r. T. Barham left for Washington
this afternoon.
Mr.. James b. Blanks. commissioner Of
the revenue. said this afternoon that the
total value Of real and personal property
In Petersburg was SIC, 1000; that the new
assessment just made would show an in
crease In the value OF real and personal |
property OF between $4,000 and 100000, /
the fact that property /
valued at $4,000 formerly belonging TO the /
Virginia and Carolina Railroad Company /
had recently been acquired by the city
ana Is therefore nOn-taxable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

The members OF the Virginia Yachtlnr
Club will start this afternoon on their
annual cruise. They will leave here over
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway this
afternoon for old Point. from where they
VIII sail tomorrow morning I'm the sloon
"Sallie' for Cobb's Island, where they
VIII indulge in fishing for about ten
days.
The members who viii go on the cruise
are: George b. Pegram. vice-commodore
and Messrs. H. r. Wayt. Edgar Free
man, a. A. Bishop. b. Lorraine. w. Kirk
Parrish and j. Il. Turpin Much 10 their
regret Commodore Joseph Jackson will
not be able TO be with the party
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
NEW r. ND y. SCHEDULF.
John LanEston Delivers a Lecture in Ashs-
ville-Other Matters Of Interest

AIIEVILLE. y. c., June iO-Speclal.-
John NJ. Langston, the colored orator
from Virginia. delivered a lecture on THE
Christian Ideal Of Manhood and Woman
hood at the Young Mems Institute. on
Eagle street, last evening Quite n
! number Of white people were I'm attend
! ance and Mayor Patton fastened 10
congratulate the speaker at the close OF
the lecture. Langston IS n forcible and
graceful speaker and had no trouble I'm
holding the attention OF his audience.
lie paid handsome compliment TO
George w. Vanderbilt. TO whise gener-
osity and kindly interest in the colored
people the erection Of this structure
was due. This was the first OF a series
Of lectures that will be delivered I'm
this building by the most distinguished
men Of the colored race.
The Richmond and Danville authori-
ties have fixed a new schedule for their
different lines running into Asheville.
There will be two daily trains on the
Asheville and Spartanburg road. one
leaving here for Spartanburg at SIP
\. NJ. returning al $40 T. NJ: the other
Will leave Paint Rock at 2l0 Il. NJ. and
will return from Spartanburg. reaching
here at 9l2 II. NJ No change has been
made on the road from here 10 Salisbury. |
except tudt the TRAIN from the East /
will reach here somewhat later. and the |
one going east will leave here earlier.
Passengers on the Murphy division will
be forced TO lie over till night in Bryson
city. and n Sunday train has been put
on between here and Waynesville. but
no further. This schedule goes into ef-
feet next Sunday.
Information from Graham county has
been received here 10 the effect that
Henry Millsap. who was stabbed about
a week ago by Ed. Grant. cannot re-
cover. and that the latter has escaped.
mainly. 1t is alleged. through want Of
and diligence on the part OF
he officers OF the law.
The Western North Carolina Teachers
association resumed its sessions at
Neynesville this morning. DR. James At
Iins addressed the teachers last night.
md Professors Chambers and King spoke
o-day. President Starnes delivered his |
nnual address tonight DR.. Curry could
ot be present 10 the regret OF every
ne. The address OF welcome yesterday
vas responded TO by Professor Madison.
rand nephew OF President Madison.
hort talks on special lines OF work to-
light promises TO be very interesting
'uite a number OF teachers arrived to-
ay. The Association adjourned tonight
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
negro Educators in session-Cockad. c,,u
News in Brief.

fHihiSBuRG, VA. June so.-spe,,al
Governor Mckinney has accented the
resignation Of First Lieutenant w 7
o mS1ii' OF the Petersburg Greys. as an
o..Ier ana member Of that company tn
~, rC,isnalloh was forwarded to the Cover
boia 'o"ie months ago. The Greys win
nO'u meeting on Monday night nev,
10 elect Lieutenant McGnl's succsssnr
Inc state executive committee 90 ,ho
ioung Mems Christian Association ba,,e
ueci1ed not to have the encampment y,
.ne STATE Association which II was nro-
July next. '' tue iNh OF
me coiored State Teachers Associa-
lon met last night at the Virginia Nor
MAJ and Collegiate Institute. An addres.
was delivered to the association nv ths
president. Professor johnson, of the vir.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

q MorinS. Colonel Howe. c. Jones and
Mr.. Bynum, Of Charlotte. appeared FOR
Heath Springs & Co. OF Charlotte. who
have a claim Of $4,000 against the cot
ton mills company. Captain T.. s. Parker
was counsel for the Merchants and
Farmers National Bank OF Charlotte.
Very able arguments were presented. and
most Of the day was consumed I'm the
discussion.
His Honor held that the business
should be put in the hands OF receivers
and Messrs. Jacob A. Long, Of Graham.
and A. c. Springs. of Charlotte. were
named by the court as receivers Their
bond was filed at $4,000 each.
The Indebtedness OF the company Is
between $4,000 and 100000. and II Is
claimed that the assets will fully cover
the liabilities.
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Norfolk News Notes.

NORFOLK, VA, June 8O.-Special.-
Judge Brooke. of the corporation court.
to-day granted a charter to the Columbia
Peanut Company. capital $4,000
Several New York capitalists are in the
city Interested in operating street rail-
way companies I'm several large cities Of
the north. These gentlemen. with Mr.
Werner. OF New York. at their head. de-
sire to purchase the two street railway
companies Of Norfolk, and have Offered
$4,000 The trade has not been closed.
II they secure the property they will
adopt electricitY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

Insurance companies allow five per
cent. discount from policies on buildings
that have galvanized iron cornlces instead
Of wood. Send for or phone Thomas ".
Render, and get wood cOrnices taken
down and galvanized iron substituted
and save this lJe per cent. discount,
no nlhs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
LINEN AND GOLD Dor,.n
order Mt sheepshead Bsx
Other yInnsrs

NEW YORK. June so-vo,u,n..
a, sne. 9'aNe events scheduled for TO-DAY
sm. T"'elShead Bay, there was q very
,rl ul,i attendance The weather n.. ,''y
conS,,, warm but the track was r. n was a
IN the are, picked them one. two ,,.oo
Steve Es, ,e race. Yemen. Gold Dollar are" anS
choices -, res were first second ana tb, r
that order esipsec'ively and they ran ~
lengths "nol throughout. finishing 70 tw ~,
won by Jn,,rn race. for maidens. was
The sprIn,, iuation. at eight TO one
starters. Di. stakes brought out Ave
'as ana was heavily vi played TO be e, the ss, se.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
Sales of Lnnse Inhaccn.

DANVILLE. VA. June SO-Special.-
The loose leaf sales OF tobacco for June
on this market amounted to 3.32S. S27
pounds; same market last year. 4.377 42O
pounds; in favor 1892, 1OiS.593 pounds;
sames from October LIST To June 20th.
81. 465.OlG pounds: same time last wear
% 073,5O9 pounds; increase this year over
last. 1891 5O7 pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

CARTER.-Died. June 90. 1893. at his
residence. No. ITO st. Paul street, after
an illness of a few weeks. WILLIAM
l.: CARTER. formerly in the employ OF
Charles Thalhlmer
The remains will be taken = Hanover
county for burial SATURDAY MORN
ING.
HERNAMAN.-Died. June %. 1898. al
the residence OF his parents. 7i9 south
Laurel street. WILLIAM FARRER
youngest child Of Samuel and Sarah w
HERMANN, aged four months and eigh-
teen days.
'HUGHES.-Died June 30. 1893. al the
residence Of Mr. John T. Hughes. No. 3f2
north Twenty-ninlh street. JULIA. in
FAINT daughter OF Charles II. and Matte
A. Hughes aged four months.
Funeral from the residence TO-DAY.
July LIST, at o'clock Z. NJ
RICE.-Died. at the Baptist Home. June
9th. Mrs. CATHERINE RICE, in the |
eighty-fifth year Of her age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
Fourth of July Fxcursions

For this occasion the Richmond and
DanYllle railroad will sell round-trin
tickets between points on its line % great
ly reduced rates.
Ticket agents Will furnish fun infor-
nation as TO rates. schedules, etc.
tickets Will be sold July LIST. %. 81 and
itn' good returning until and including
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

Use hoksFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Dr. Charles II. S. Davis, Meriden.
conn., says: Il have used II as an ac-
cessory In cases OF melancholia and
nervous debility. and as a pleasant and
cooling drink in fevers, and have been
very much pleased with It,"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
JULY arm EXCURSION RATE
'""' fredericksburg and Pot,
IalIrOnd (nInn.nu

Round trip tickets M Ios,
tween all points on This - i"'es be-
Alexandria and Washington MIN '.4 10
sale July LIST, 2d. 81 and an 's on
return until July 9th. inclns'yo s''l 70
unuous passage in each direction Oon-
turn, SGD. ana re-
richmond to Alexandria and r,..-
g richmond to Washington and ro,,r,
The Ice Mission is sorelv IN NJ
money Leave Il contributio, Ok
Times office or at the Broad-streot p, ..s
macy ~'' iHar-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
A special train will be run from

A special train will be run from Nor
folk 10 Virginia Beach on Saturday. July
LIST. 10 accommodate the passengers leav-
Ing Richmond at $50 Z. NJ. via Peters
burg and the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. thus avoiding loss Of time from
business, and giving close connection at
Norfolk for Virginia Beach
For full information apply 10 r. W
Courtney District Passenger Agent, S3s
east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
Fourth of july at old Point.

81 for the round trip for trains leaving
Richmond a. NJ and 9.45 A. NJ. july
ith' 10 Old Point and returning same
day on train leaving Old Point at r.
NJ. This will enable you to spend the day
at the seashore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

Active and healthy by using Dr. Davids
Liver Pills. They are mild, harmless
and very effective. p cents box. OF
p pills. Five boxes for 81.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO..
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES

TSECOND PRFsBYTFRr,v cur-pcr,
Or. HooE will preach AZ iiA NJ III hCh. +
20, 40 service IN the afternoon until further ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion use
BROWN S IRON BITTERS


Parties visiting the Worlds Fair can
secure cheap rates from w. r. Harwood.
ticket broker 9l4 east Main street. Cor
respcndence promptly attended 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

Round trip 10 Norfolk or Newport News
this Saturday night at 10 o'clock on the
new and handsome steamer Pocahontas.
See advertisement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

For Sunday dessert. order Moesta's
peach. ban3na. chocolate, lemon and
strawberry creams and lemon ice. Phone
PSI. Ill east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

One-half million feet Of lumber &c
now being sawed for buildings 10 no
erected In North Wilkesboro in the near
future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

Many Persons are broken
Gown nom overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile.
ana cures malaria Get the genuine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

~ THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CUrRcp
Horner OF lweniy-sixth and Broad s,re.c.n1
hey' .. /. CANNON. pastor. Morning sassse.',
al II o'clock Evening service az oeloet 'ie'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

For Sunday dessert order Moesta's
peach, banana. chocolate, lemon and
strawberry creams and lemon ice. Phone
2S7. III east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01

cs III q IA CE- STREET PRFsBYTPpr,v
ShURCH.-Rey JANEs Y. Fan. ID d E ,.d..AANN
services at II o'clock A. NJ and Al sis 100
4. NJ reaching by the pastor. sn viqeA
S sau services at 1881 O'Clock A. NJ Wean.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
How the Clubs Stand.
Games Scheduled for To-Day.

Games Scheduled for To-Day.
New Yorks at Chicago.
Brooklyns at Pittsburg
Bostons at st. Louis
Phlladelphias at Cleveland.
Baltimores at Louisville.
Washingtons at Cincinnati.
Southern League Games.
At Savannah: RUE
savannahs ......-.O2 O413OO3-l31 q
Nashvllles ..........0 00OOO1OO-1t 2
Batteries: Petty and Connauchton:
Keenan, and SOmers.
At Atlanta: Rur
Atlantas ............4 00211121-12 z
Montgomerys ......0 O35OOO-9l3
batteries: Rettger and Murphy: Nc
Glnty, Parvin and Twyman.
At Chattanooga: RUE
Chattanooga ......0 020O0-3 50
Mobiles ..............0 0 02000xA
batteries. Keenan, and Setback; Dan
iels and Tros.
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five. He and Riverside alternated in tn
home-stretch, where st. Maxim passed
them and won by n neck.
| Next came the Mermaid stakes. fol
three-y car-old FLIES. Lady Violet led
from the start 10 the end Of the stretch.
| Then Afternoon came through and in a
| rafting finish won by a head
| In the nth race. the Surplus stakes.
| Sir Arthur was allowed to take the
| pace until they headed for home. Mid
night won I'm easy style by head.
Cleaning took the last race handlly
First race, three-quarters OF n mile
Yemen first. Gold Dollar second Steve
Estes third Time. 1:l3 Is.
Second race, five furlongs-TntimIdat
first. Gallilee second. Pecksniff third
Time. 103.
Third race. three-quarters Of a mile
The Spring stakes-St. Maxim first.
Riverside second. Discount third. Time,
ia
Fourth race. mile and n furlong, the
Mermaid stakes-Afternoon first. Lady
Violet second. Miss Maude third. Time.
SO As.
Fifth race. mile and n furlong. the Sur
plus stakes-Emin Bey first, Sir Arthur
second. Bess McDun third Time. l:56.
Sixth race. one mile. on turf-Gloaming
first, Lizzie second. Madrid third Time,
1:12.
The Guttenburg Winners.
NEW YORK. June 3O-Folowing are |
tho results Of to-day's races at Gutten- |
burg:
First race. six furlongs-Wheeler first.
Madden second. FYdget third. Time.
1852.
Second race. one mile-Anna Belle first.
Mary second. Hindoomere third. Time,
40 81.
Third race, six and n half furlongs-
f'irefy first, Wood Chopper second, Nc
cormack third Time. 100
Fourth race. one intellectually Lady
irst, Climax second, Nockbarren third.
Time. 1912.
Fifth race. five ADMINISTRATIVE first.
edith second. Clarus third. Time 1:03 IA.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Rear Guard
rst. Khaftan second. Perrier Jouet third
lime. 1I5 81
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DEATHS

MISUNDERSTANDING Pills with drink
Of water.
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CHURCH corner Twenty-nintb ana NJ. ~
Streets. Rev; II. Z. MITCHELL. pastor -
ing at II A. W. and s:i5 y. NJ. Sunday..eIc-f
a. ig:l5 a NJ. Prayer meeting Mond.v ~,
Wednesday at S:l5 +. NJ. 1"' ~