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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23
FIFTH EDITION.


An Immense crowd, among whom
were many from New York, WashinQ-
ton, Philadelphia and other cities. were
present this morning at New Castle
jail, to witness Sheriff Gould ndminis.
ter Delaware justice. Many newspa-
per correspondents and several we'll
known citizens were present. making
the largest and most critical audience
that ever assembled 10 front of the
whipping post and pillory.
At 10 O'Clock Joseph Claynlski and
Morris Horner were placed In the
pillory. Horners left arm had been
recently broken,so That he could only
place one arm In tho wooden moose"
Clayntski was weeping the whole time
and seemed to feel his position very
keenly. At II O'Clock Frank Thomas
and Petor Gooseberry. both colored,
were placed in the pillory. where they
stayed for one hour.
At IL O'Clock. Andrew Jackson, the
we'll known chicken thief, was placed
In the pillory where he stayed until
one o'clock.
At IL o'clock Sheriff Gould arrived
and the whipping commenced.
The first prlsoner TO hug" the post
wss Joseph ClaynislIi, nged IS years.
native OF Poland, who received TWEEN.
~ lashes. He will also reside at Nc
Cattle Jail for tho next six months.
John Fitzgerald received live lashes
for stealing sllyerware.
Harry Fields. white man, received
ten lashes for stealing clock
Frank Groom, colored, received
twenty lashes for stealing II quantity
OF lead from W. s. Simmons. lie will
also serve two years in Jail.
robert cooper, colOred. received ten
lasnes for stealing from the house of
David Lemon; he will stay In jail for
two months.
Alexander Johnson, colored, re-
celved ten lashes Tor stealing clothing.
lie will also serve six months Inn
prisonment.
Arthur Johnson. colored, received
ten lashes for stealing hose from A. Il.
Crow. lie will also stay In jail for six
months.
Andrew Jackson, notorious color.
ed thief. received ten lashes for lar.
ceny. Jackson was sentenced to one
years Imprisonment and forty lashes;
lie will receive the other thirty lashes
on the instRllInent plan. taking ten
lashes tho next three consecutive Sat-
urdays,
John Williams, colored, received ID
| lashes for stealing chickens; he will
also serve one year In Jail.
MOTIFS Homer, cOloren, received ~
ashes for stealing pair OF trousers,
He Will also be imprisoned Tor two
| years.
Frank Thomas was whipped with
twenty la=hes; he will also be Inn
| prisoGed for twelve months.
| Peter Goose0erry received twenty
lashes for stealing quantity OF cloth
ing. he will also 10 q boardar at the
jail Tor two years.
The sheriff used the cat o'.nIne. tails
very lightly in every Instance, much
to the pleasure of the prisoners and
satisfaction OF the spectators.
All the visitors were loud In thell
praise at tho clean appearance OF the
jail. Sheriff Gould, Wardens Theo
dore W. Francis and John Moore were
congratulated on all sides.
Tie jail has been painted and disin
fected. Last week there were 226 prison
ers In the jail 0 OF whom will live
there all their lives. Many of tn,
prisoners said to our reporter the!
were happy as possible under thei
unfortunate circumstances.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23
Millinery Dept.

We are receiving daily our
fall importation OF trimmed
Round Hats and Turbans,
ETC.; also novelties in un.
trimmed Hats. In active
preparation for our GRAND
FALL OPENING. Duo notice
will be given in daily papers)
Novel effects in felt and
fancy Braid Hats &c. I'm
ported Plataeux in felt,
feather, satin, antique, &c.
Latest novelties in fancy
Feathers, Mercury Wings,
Agrettes, Ostrich Goods,
Felt and Fancy Braids, Jet
Goods, Ribbons, Millinery,
Novelties and Trimmings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23
SLBDGE
HAMMER
BLOWS
AT PRICES IN
Cloak Department !.
Mitchell
& Bash,
2I9 Market Street.
IT WILL Be SENSATIONAL

Every Cloak, Garment,
Suit, etc., in this department
has been subjected to a most
radical cut in prices. Even
the startling reductions that
you have seen recently are
insignificant compared to the
matchless value now offered.
A personal visit will be
absolutely necessary to con.
vey an idea of the tremend'
Gus reductions. We give the
following quotations, trust
ing it will prove the best
method of influencing eco
nomical buyers to examine
values:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

Our Upholstery Department is full of the most desr
able Furnishings that have been shown in our city,
Our foreign Curtains i'm ort direct from the mills
sending out orders sixth months ahead Of our needs
The production Of the best mills in this country di-
rect to u.s. and result from both Draperes and
Laces exhibit all the newest nts in plain coors and the
best designs in dado effects and allover figures and
thus enabled by of handling only from first hands
to offer remarkable bargains.
Think of fine Chenille Curtain with dado and
heavily figured top and BOTTOM complete with ASH walnut
or cherry poe pins loop hooks and heavy loops all
ready to put up, for 3d. fully worth in the ordinary way
$3.50 Take this starter visit Upholstery Room
and you will find surprisingly complete stock at wonder
fully low prices
Our line of Lace Curtains is quite as extensive and
entertaining and comprises
Nottingbams cents 80
Madras pair to s15.
Tamboured
Antique from $3.50 pair 10 So
SIS.
Irish Point pair TO $50.
Point
from o
And shown in magnificent effects and styles.
Another lot of walnut and cherry poles, complete
with fixtures, for l29 cents each.
All colors in low and high priced cotton Bunting
suitable for daperes and decoratons here in quaint
ties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23
F.alby Flesh and Weak Nerves
Need Food.
Vigorous Body and Joyous Spirits
Before Winter.

Sunshine and bright weather are the
heritage from August to September;
but this is Il month of dangerous weak
ness to hundreds OF people
The first tendencies, towards CON
sumption, Biights disease, aud rheu-
matism arc developed In those curly
TALL days. ....
Nature is off her guard.
Rheumatism ana neuralgia nre no
totlously diseases that begin in Sop
temher and October.
The little signs OF nervousness, of
1 kidney trouble. and heart weakness
! should not he overlooked. Small all
ments now become deep-sented dis
! ensos In winter. Winter is Tor every
| one more OF less of Il battle for health
/ The stock OF health laid up against
/ winter emergencies must DO secured
now.
Headache and loss Of appetite are
as easy to read as sign posts. Theil
IinyaTiable direction is that ono Is Hp,
proacliug nearer and nearer to break,
down and serious Illness.
Following the modern medica
knowledge That disease Is due TO poor
nutlition OF some organ, Paine't
celery compound was first prescribed
by Dartmoaths great professor, DR.
Phelps.
Il suits that hpve repeatedly aston
ishe many for whom skillful physi
clans could do no more. confirm Thu
wisdom OF trusting all to nutrition
the complete and speedy nourlshment
OF tiss nerves, and nerve centres
paine3 celery compound supplies TIN
material which TIE nervous system
Graves.
Pure blood and healthy nerve actor
ts health
PnIne's celery compound is food fol
tho nerves and nourishment Tor thu
blood.
Health. strength, ant happiness hay,
never had such an ally before as offer
ed by this great compound 1t make
people well.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23
THIRD edition.
TITTEm,s CASE GOES OVER.


rhcvcy's Assailant Heavily Sentenced
/ Civil Case. do Over--Ntotions Before
the Court.
! Aftor tho opening of the court this
morning Attorney Hitles. counsel Tor
litter. who Is charged with using a
4 female child for immoral purposes,
she being under the age OF consent,
motioned for continuance In the case
until the November term, The case
had been set for trial Monday. but AZ
there are now more cases sot than cab
be tried on that day Mr.. Hllles based
az his claim.
Mr.. Nicholson said he had no objec-
tlons to the case going over and II
will be taken up on the frat day OF the
next term. MIR. Bird also defends the
prisoner. Mr., Nicholson saidi It would
be impossible to try the case at this
term, as there were ten indictm ents
now held by the grand jury and six
more to be handed to them.
All the civil cases requiring iuries
and which were to have been tried a
this term were continued until thu
next term.
MIR. Nields motloned the court as at
torney for Senator John Filling o
Newark. for writ of possession o
the real estate of the Nonesuch Fibre
Go. ot Newark.
The real and personal property of
this company was bought by Senate
Pilling and John L. Quigley last May
The mon were to sell the prupert,
again or start up the plant. Both pro
jects failed and tho Senator as ked III
court to give him Immediate pose:
son of the reality.
A stay of execution was asked b.
Phillip Q. Churohman ami Harry En-
tel Ia n
asked for three months. They clallne
1t would work hardship aud loss upor
their clientto compel him to take GU
the personal property Immediately.
The Court agreed vii them 50 IA
as to extend the time to 30 days.
Mr.. Quigley will have to remove hi
property within tdat timo. 1t wa
limited during the argument thu
there was II dispute as to what WI
reul estate and what WAS person
property, but no specifications wei
made in this request.
Mr.. EmmOns made an applicable
that the rec ords OF Magistrate Smi
be brought into court on the uIcg
grounds of diminution, ho contsndil
that they had been changed. 4
court rul cd that the records be broug
before them forthwith and il al
change be discovered they be return
for CORE ction.
All the license cases will be talk
mp next Friday morning at . u'clo
70 be cons idered by the court \
Hayes asNe u for Instruction in /
matter.
At l1.35 court adjourned until Mo
day morning.
The court agreed to moet one we
In advance OF tho regular terra and t
the criminal cases that cunnot
tried this term. II the week Is not
cupied by criminal business and CT
cases ready they will be lri0d, but /
court will not insist upon 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

We have given unusual to the selection Of
styles and qualities for Fall offerings and conf
IDENTIFY say that such aggregation of goods shown in
city. Our Main Building and Annex, comprising between
sixteen and seventeen thousand square feet of floor space
is filled with the most desirable fabrics which
sumed in every household, and visit of inspection will be
of interest to contemplating buyers.
In Dress Goods stock is overlooking, and nc
prettel stus than Silks Vevets Broadcoths, Storm
Serges, Plain Goods, Plaid Goods Figured Goods Woos
and Worsteds to be found anywhere. They in
great combinations and fully guarantee the prices and
qualities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

Charles King, II years OF age, ann
living with his parents at No. 226
Maryland avenue. in attempting to
bomd train ON the Il. & o. railroad.
near Sixth avenue. shortly before ono
O'Clock this afternoon. missed his
step aud fell directly beneath the
wheels. when several care passed over
his limbs Just below the hips. mnng-
ing them In n frightful manner. HI
was removed to lis home, and med.
cal Attendance afforded him only tenn.
porary relief. as he WIS fatally In.
iureu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23
FOURTH EDITION



The ten bands which will participate
In the big contest at Union park, ar
rived and assembled at the r., w. X b.
station at l.30 O'Clock this afternoon.
When the signal to march was given
the bands moved up Front street to
Market, to Eleventh. TO West, to
Eighth, where they boarded special
cars for the park. The bands marched
In the following order:
Columbia Band OF Philadelphia.
Hairy Lnmboise leader, 25 pieces. uni
formed In dark blue aud black fatigue.
Union Park Band OF Wilmington, 20
pieces, Thomas Heathcote director.
uniformed In dark blue and dark gray
fatigue.
City Cornot Band, New Castle, Del,
% pieces, George W. Price direct OF
uniformed in fawn colored dress 5u It's
with dark blue trimmings.
Smyth Post Band, OF Wilmington
Charles. Kaufman director. twenty
pieces, uniformed In dark blue dress
suits.
Etna Band, OF Newark. Henry Nc
Crone director, twenty pieces, uni
formed in dark blue dress suits Will
trimmings OF red.
Star Band, Gainesville. Pa, uni
formed in new parade dress suits,
Friendship Band, Of Chester. twenty
| pieces, uniformed In dark blue ant
dark gray fatigue suits.
Hyatts Military Band, of Whining
ton, Franklin I. Beggs director, twent,
pieces, uniformed IN fatigue dress.
Mount Vernon Band OF Now Castle
Thom0s Harding director, uniformed
In dress parade suits OF blue and
white, twenty pieces
Second Regiment Band OF Whining
ton, Nathan Walker leader twenty
five pieces, uniformed in dark blu
Ond white parade suits.
The concert contest began n
ESQ this afternoon, when the bands, Ii
order of their dates OF organization
were required to play the Washing
ton Post March" and waltz OF thei
own selection, the youngest band
playing first. To.nights contest VII
he the selection and overture test
when all the best bands will be hear,
In thelr choicest and most diillcul
numbers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23
WILLIAM B. SHARP 4 CO.


First race-Six and half furlongs
lietehum first, Bolivar second. La
Sofia third. lime. 1T.
Second race Eiye-eIghths of mile.
lack Lowell first Lady Lister second,
Little Alige third Time, 1.04
Third raeo One and ono eighth
mile. Brooklyn first Capt. Hammer
| second. DrizHle third. Time. 2.0l.
Fourth race Seynn-elghths OF a
milo. Can't Tell first. Raucocas Sec
ond. Fred Taral third. lime. l,3j.
Fifth race Five eighths of m lie.
Dart first. Archbishop second, l. tile
| Bravo third. Time. LOS
! sixth race One mile Darling first i,
Lonely second, Raleigh third. Time,
| LIZ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

The 37th anniversary of the U. A. NJ.
L. Church French street above l2th,
Rev. Charles H., Lewis Of New Castle
will deliver the anniversary sermon,
after which Mr.. Edward Anderson will
recall tho names of the pastors from
1856 to 1898. and will also review their
works. Sunday school ono O'Clock D.
m. ESQ p. m. Mr. ltchard Weeks aud
Mrs. s +. Trusty Will give the history
Of the church from 1856 to 1898. 73O y.
IN Rev. Wm. Billingsley OF Chester
will preach. All are welccmr. Tho
anniversary Will continue all the
week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

A ono year ago a gentleman came
to the mineral spring near Shellpot
Park, so run down that he had to wear
glasses. He spent fortune on doc
toring, and had u give up his situa.
ton with StrawhrfIge a Clothter.
This week he is able to take up his
work again and fill his position. He
weighs 100 pounds; has taken off the
glasses, his eyes are strong and he Is
like new man, all from tho use OF
the spring water at Sheilpat hill, He
YVES four years In running down and
lie came up in less than one year. He
Is now a robust, sound man, He Is
one OF the hundreds who have been
benefited by tho spring water.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

In Carpet Department our assortment is com
pete with the best Tapestries Brussels from so cents
Body Brussels from ST up and have just put sale
between and two thousand yards of the best things
Administers These splendid carpetngs have been selling
for - per yard We shall offer the lot at $ so and ST.
per yard many of them being private patterns and all
exceptionally fine colorings and designs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

The u. Il. o. Railroad Company has
given notice OF reduction OF the
wages Of all employees after tho first
of October. of seven and a half per
cent. 1t Is said this notice has caused
great deal of dissatisfaction, and
meetings will he hold to discuss
whether the proposition shall he ne
coded to or II general STRIKE shall be
ordered 1t is to he hoped that pru.
dent counsels will prevail and that u
satisfactory arrangement will be
made So that the business of tho road
and tho employees may not DO inter
rupted. ..-z. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

m. Revival service next week. Meetings
for women In the afternoon. beginning
with Monday and continuing until FRI
day Commencing ats O'Clock and end
Ing at 4. 30 converts this week.
Mt, Hebron A. NJ. II. Church. Linwood.
Pa, Rev. James Pritchott. pastor.
Service at new church. on Green street
between sth aud ath. Preaching 1870 a.
IN. by pastor. Sunday school $50 p, IN.
Union OF six schools will meet at Mt
Hebron Church,
Haven VI. +. Church. Ord and DUPONT
| streets, Rev, J. II. Il. Hubbard. pastor.
Conservation meeting e.90 a. M. sun
/ day school 2 p, III. Pren1hinR 800 p. IN by
\ Rev. q. N. Grandson, u. ID. Preaching I
3 p. III. by lev. ID. U, Potts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

If you come here you can have your pick from a
thousand Blankets, and such Blankets as you never
bought Tor tue money. big deal for spot cash to a
manufacturer who wanted to trade production for
ducats, enables to hand you out $3.50 Blanket for
IS. They full size, splendid quality and have the new
dow display.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

The remains Of Elizabeth NJ. McKln.
non were forwarded from Smyrna 10
this city by the train, over the Della
wBre Railroad, which arrived ut IL m.
to-day, when they were conveyed FRI m
the depot by Undertaken Wilson, md
inferred i'll tho Wilmington and Bran
DIVINE Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

In an interview with Mr. Leslie Truss,
he states he has Just left Mr.. Vim. +,
Seeds. the popular bicycler of Oui
city. who wac dressed IN u very nObhy
yachting suit. and said he WIS bound
for Philadelphia to join the North At
lantic Yacht Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

Go to Or. ]. II. Sinms & Son, 6BB
King street. now, for Dr. Simms' IA
nous White Pulmonic Balsan, tho
lung cure. COG King street. Elegant
medicine depot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

The largest and best Lined Huckabacl Towel you
ever saw for the price is here-one hundred dozen
and we have them all "a inches WIDE 80 inches long, for
20 cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

To stamp out Cholera and keep 10
out, you have only to uss Dir. Simms'
Cholera Syrup, the great positive, un-
failing Diarrhpa cure, 35c, Sold by first
class Druggists. Depot Coo King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

DR.. Simms' Cholera Syrup, the
great positive, unfaillng diarrhoea
/ cure. II has cured thousands and will
! cure you. Elegant for children and
babies. So cents bottle. Sold by
iirst.class dealers. Depot, COG King
| street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

For cramps. pains cholic. dlGrrhna,
choleru and kidney discusses, headache,
dc, use DR. Simms' Pain Searchsr. 1t
relieves and cures at once Depot COG
King street, Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

BUILDING BRICK-AIl grades in amy
ID quantity. JOHN NJ. SOLOMON.
ONCE, No. West Third street.
Phones lI6 and 2o3. jel9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23
FALL
WEAR
Sixth and Market,

FALL Sixth and Market,
with all the newest
WEAR things in Fall wear
Clothing, Fur
nisllings, Hats and Shoes
Tor men and boys stands
ready for and invites your
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

Look out Tor chilly weather and
have your heater examined. Frank A.
Mitchell, l02 W. 9th st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

FUIToN-On the goth inst. Mary O. Full
ton nged SO years.
relatives and friends are invited to at
tend her funeral from her latr residence.
Rockford. on Sunday afternoon. Sept
emhor l4th at $50 o'clock. lntcrment ut
| Grcuuhiil Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

Painful teetnng, coilc, diarrhOeapre-
vented aud cured hY loopers' anouyne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

Ruling prices. ltuling prices.
Amer CO. 90. ~ Nat Corduue
Amer. sur. Rer. s6si Nat Lead Tt. SBts
Ach TOPAZ S f.. 70 y Y ~ \ E.,,... 2G'a
BALTIC n Ohio. N Y & II, ....1u3
Can southern. An Lake rs Wes.. n +
Chicago Y ". 092s n Pacific Com. =
Oh Bur Qcy. 81 y Pacific Pd.,. 90
Chicago Gaa.... ~ Pacific MALL u ,
CT nil AZ st p, Cn}s Phlla & Rcad'g. Il /,
CRl& Pane. Gt4 Rich s. w Pt 4. 81
c. st Y. M.&O o.. 85ll Tenn Z 4 I Co. ID :
L c Z & st L.. 81 5 Union Pacific. II Z
& Toledo. 49,. Wabash Prcr'd. II
Del n Hudson. llg5a West'n Union. SIS
Del Lac * Wcs l43 n j Central ....l0S
Dis s. Cat F'da.. ~ q. W............ Az
Ed'sn q T. Goa. 45ss Dee Wheat I'll
Lake Shore....lg Dec. Corn $40. Al z
Louis 4 Nash ... 5is Dee Lard. 80
MauhRttanCon.i25AS Dec,Outs...,...
Missouri Pacific %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23
JAS. I. MULLIN & Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington.
Shoes, Delaware.

O~r Last evening, In going from
Il Gnraschc Lane TO New Gastl c ave. u
T ward OF $40 will be paid If left at this
office. s!3-3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

corrected by Mcssrs. Il. Il. Robinson & Co..
Bankers and brokers.
Last sales Asked
Nat Bank of Delaware .......779
First National Bank. l2o
Central National Bank .,,,...l3l
Nat. hank VII. u B'dy wine. 81
Union National DlnG......... % 7IS
Farmers Bank ................ 62S
Sec. Trust tSSafo Deposit Go. TOO 1897
Equii Guarantee x Trust Co.ti
Delaware Il. Il. ............3 3lH
Wilmington Coal Gas DO 80. DOS
vii. CITY Electric Co. 1890. ~
Wilmington Dental M't'g Co.
Walton aud Whunn Pf'd.....
WI. CITY rlss. hallway Co... a2s 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

Tomorrow promises to be clear.
ing aud rather cooler. Monday fair
with stationary temperature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

Loot ia, -Snuuufl.story Front rom,
i iuru SIDE or unfurniated, Al ~ ~
-eSruth 4 sft. Size
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

NvANTi5D- Competent clfaltcrmnis.
w protestant also HuuEsi huuscmaiu.
Tnu country aud city. at ,0i5s SIurIrt St
Fidelity Employment Agency. Morris \
20. II
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21

THEY CAME BACK BROKE
Disguised Jersey City
Sports Plunged on the
FaVorite.
TIE TENNIS TOURNEY.
Gambler and Ferris We're the VIM
ners-Ruled Off Gut
tenberg.

It was an unfortunate dav for the Jer-
sey City sports yesterday, Afrer empty
ing their purses ut the Sneepsheau Bay
track several were caught in the wreck
of the return train. That 1t was an of
day for the talent wa evident. The
places where they usually gather were
deserted last night. No corks were
popped. No D was seeking congratu-
lions for displaying such excellent judg-
ment in selecting winners. Lam plighter
was the favorite, In fact the talent be
lieved 1t was a .'cinch" for the fleet nag.
despite the fact that he had to concede
many pounds TO the others. The race
was not aver exciting. Lowiander, with
McDermott. went out at the start, and.
setting h fast pace, moved away from the
field and won with ease. The l~ignt-weight-
ed Terrifier. with young Lamiey in the
saddle won second place und astonlshed
the talent. The nag was a a outsider,
and 10 to l could be had against it for u
place. The disappointed sports declared
that they will never again back q top
weight favorite in a big stake race. They
will stick to this decision until the next
race. met a young man at
noon yesterday who remarked, " You
may think me cracy. but l made u s mall
wager that Lowlander will be ! 2. 8 in
the race He was the only winner th nj
I met. The disguised sports who. yes
terday. SO en- thuslastica ally ~worshipped
La~mplighter, today declare he is cur.
The reason he was beaten Is that he had
too much weight Co carry.