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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-17
SUICIDE.
A Brick Molder Becomes Tired of
His Career.


Last evening about 7 o'clock a German
named Reckmann, who has been living at
the Eureka hotel, on South Flores street,
for some weeks past, was found in his
room ON the third floor, suffering from the
effects of poison, which was pronounced
by the physician called, DIR. Withers, to
be morphine. The man was discovered
by Mr.. Elliott, proprietor of the house,
when he went up to light the lamps. Mr..
Elliott Informed LIGHT reporter last
night that Beckman had lived in San An
tonic ten or fifteen years, was unmarried,
so far as known, and was quiet, unob-
trusive man, very hard working when
he had work, but that lately he had
had none, except little he did
around the hotel. He was a member of
the Grand Army of the Republic.
DIR. Withers worked faithfully to re-
suscitate the sufferer, but without sue
cess, the patient dying about IL o'clock
last night
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-17
Vidal Acquitted.

Alois Vidal is free man.
Last evening about seven o'clock
the following verdict was read /:
ave, the jury, find defendant, Alois
Vidal, charged with murder, not
guilty"
This was met with chorus of
cheers from the large crowd pres
emit. The deputy sheriffs called for
order, but it seemed useless, and a
large number of spectators were
fined $40 each for contempt of
court. The violators were held and
brought before Judge NOonan, who
repremanded them in a severe
manner. He then ordered the pris-
oners dismissed and their fines re-
mitted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-17
THE ALAMO BEER
Hoarel's Forfeit Up.

Is the best. TRY it. 4 II ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-17
YOU HAD BETTER.

You may fool with love or politics, with
dynamite or drink,
With amateur photography, or anything
you think
Will bring you fame or glory, or the dol
lar of our dads,
But you'd better let some other man pre-
pare your little ads.
WILLIAM A. HUNGERFoRD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-17
River Avenue Lots.

We have several fine lots on River Ave
nue., the Boulevard of the city that we
are offering at prices ranging from 5000
to 81 900 each. Come and see us before
too late. JOHN T. HAMILTON & Co., 1O4
Z. Commerce street. 3.16.3t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-17
Building Permits.

Mrs. Sophie Schwartz, repairs to build
ing on DOlOrosa street, First ward; $500.
William Krempkin, dwelling, West
Nueva street; Third ward; 500.
Charles Franz, addition to dwelling,
San Juan street, Seventh ward: $40.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-17

Sport Earnest, ALI. Hoarels hacker,
was deposited last night, and that he is
now waiting to hear from j. Morris
hacker Sport" said it looks as If Nor
ris' money will not be put up and that the
match will not materialize from present
aDnparancpS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-17
FOR SALE.

Lots on River ave. from $500 to 81 200
Lots on Government Hill from S675 to
1920.
Improved property, Crosby ST., s1,75O.
House of 4 rooms and lot, Dignowity
Hill, 81, $50.
Several fine residences, Avenue D, reas-
enable.
Three fine houses to one owner, on Gov.
eminent Hill, a good investment.
House and lot, Pine St., on installments
Lots on E. Commerce St., $500 to 81, 200.
Ihave several absolute bargains in i'm
proved property Owners compelled TO
sell.
WIN. WILL, Room 5. Clifford Bldg.
H. G. Telly, of Rockdale, is at the
Maverick.
Manager George H. Walker, OF
the Grand Opera house left for
Austin last night while his wife
went to Galveston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-17
POUND NOTICE.

Taken up, and in City Pound, on Mata-
moras street, on or about the nth day Of
April, 1894:
bay mare, Spanish brand.
l red heifer, marked swallow fork in
left and crop in right ear; branded UP con-
nected.
roam horse, Spanish brand on thigh.
l bay horse, branded NJ with bar under
on shoulder.
/ grew horse, indescribable brand.
l spotted heller calf, no brand or mark.
Which WILL If not redeemed before sale,
be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder. for cash, at said pound, at the
hour of II o'clock a. M, on the oath day
Of April, 1894.
.4l75t w. D. DRUsE, Marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
SHOT HIS PLAYMATE.
ALLEN cURLEY ACCIDENTALLY KILLS
RICHARD vADEN.
A Sad Tragedy in the wcst-End Ycster-
day Afternoon-Curlcy's
Statement.

Richard Walden. a white youth about
IS years OF age. was shot and Killed by
Allen Curley. one Of his companions. yes
terday afternoon. n
The two boys, in company with num-
Der Of others. had been playing together
on the Clark Spring property. and were
returning home when. as Curley claims.
the pistol, which he had in his hand. acci-
dentaily exploded. and the ball lodged In
the back OF Vaden's head, near the ear.
The wounded lad was carried to his
home. on Taylor street between Beech
and Reservoir streets. and Drs. BROKER
and Walden rendered him all the assistance
In their power. He was unconscious from
the moment he was shot until his death,
which ensued about II o'clock.
Curley made no effort TO escape, and was
arrested shortly after the shooting and
taken to the Third Police Station. He
stated there that the shooting was acct
dental. and that he was on the best Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

Hundreds OF people crowd our store daily 70 :
ofered-a dollar goes long way.
ABIG PURCHASE
OF a sample line Of Fine Parasols-Fine Black
Chiffon Parasols-Flne White SILK Point Esprit
Parasols-Fln Colored Parasols, OF dainty chit
fon, point Esprit, Jets and lace-slO AMI sl2
Parasols, "a each-s0, 81, and 50 farns)ls,
$3.50 each. -Silk-Runied Tanetta ParasOls-
worth s.. in this sample lot t2.-Satin ParasOls,
black and colors, 9Sc.-A splendid chance 90 get
a fine Parasol for II tie money.
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.
Everything - here In Dress Goods and Silks
Ion know we carry the largest line OF Dress Goods
In the city-ani therefore very few people como
here that are not suited.-Our Black Goods De-
partment Is overlooking with the many new
styles OF figured and Jacquard patterns-Ihose
DOuble-Width Neat Worsted Checks &c lJc. are
decidedly pretty.-ThOse 3O-luch Morsted
Broken Checks are 25c. here.-Ihey are offered
at some special sales az Acc.
10 pieces 30-lnch-Wids Goods-shOt ngnres-
in tau, gray. slate, brown, navy. old rose, black
2Jc. yard.
3S-Inch-Wide Atwood suiting, in a variety OF
figures, checks. dsshes-33c. a yard.-SOld az
some special sales AZ soc.
. pieces Black lienrietta-aDd 10 pieces In
various new ana stylish snades-all wooi-3Ila
Figured China Silks-in pretty desisns-2sr q
yard.
The very bandsomest line Of Black Brocaied
Dress silks 10 be seen-small anf largo hgures-
sqaality which We specially mention Is one at
69c-IOu Will pay 81 IN some stores.
MORE Silks.-If you wish grand value IN
MORE Sllk-bnY our ~ Peerless quality. Tho
Ottoman More is very pretty-it II an Ottoman
ISAAC SYCLE & co. 303 BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
THE AMERICAN TURF.
14.arI. "thc Ringer bark Transactions
Yesterdays Race Results.

14.arT, "thc Ringer bark Transaction
Yesterdays Race Results.
.v. LOUIS. March 2-Wn Brannon'
UeI.aLo"u horseman, yesterday met
-.e.r j.. a. BRADY. Of the East ST.
Io.. tr-cA. and made some disclosures
g. regard 10 Tanner the ringer re-
r.aty ralel on that track. lie promised
t..t iu the event Of either Judge Perkins
or Se.i Any IA. Hopper. OF Latonia
coming - this city tomorrow, or II q
ce. g.lce could boz arranged with them.
D. would snlkca statement which Would
A.r'.lts lu some exceedingly dark trans
actions some men who stand very high
g. l- turf
Dr.l.yu felt satisfied from the descrip-
t,t De had received that the morse
l1...t .u Last ST. Louis under the name
q Golden Gate was Tanner. IT was
{. August. lsg2. that / blcached Tanner
9 . chestnut color and sold him to u.
O. Mcdonald for $3.50" said Brannon.
'&-D0aul knew what this horse was
ia rau Inn three times ~ the Detroit
a. eFlrg az Bal Brown. winning each
tho. 81 these races Brown was ridden
b George Klchings the man who brought
49, aer hero ~ Golden Gate j do not
know fuqt at what races ana at what
tiaol McDonaid has raced Tanner but
tal.fsaud that the old gelding has won
sim 5000 since 10 bought him"
MOUND-CITY WINNERS.
ST LOUIS. MO. March &.-Although
Dc weather was clear and chilly, very
trrc crowd VAS in Attendance ana the
twelve books In line were Kept busy. Inc
talent won IN three events.
Pioneer. a second choice at IL TO ., WIN
! Berger ia the saddle fell soon aiter
be ACg fell. The horse escaped injury
but o. boy. who Is a promising rider
was burt internally. though he VIII re-
cover
First race-seling. one half mile~Ed.
lvhcy won. Cole Younger second, raise
mira Time, %.
6econd race selling, four ana nan
iurloqgs-5iin Head won. Cactus blossom
tecOe'c. Dan Farrell thfrd. Time, ia
Third race-seliing. one half mile-urt-
Ton won. Gotta second. jos ,Higntey
adrd. Time u IL.
Fourth rstce--hye furlongs-Harry war
Zen won. Ambrose second. Alopathy third.
Time, 1O6 H.
Fifth raoe-sslllng nix furlongs-Little
Ne1 wG. Pauline second, Van zandt
tihrd Time. f:2.
sd,th raes-eeysa and half farlongs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
THE NEW STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
The Handsome Addition 10 the Fleet of
the old Dominion Line.
CNew York Herald. March 2ith)

CNew York Herald, March 2th)
The jamestown. the new steamer OF tho
Ola Dominion Line. arrived here yesterday
on her maiden trip. She is one Of the
best-equirpel vessels OF the coasting feet
Her huh is Of steel, and is as sOlidly
built rs though she were made for the
d.ep-water trade. She has a single screw
Of manganese bronze. driven by triple eN-
uaneion engines. with cylinder diameters
Of IS. 49, and q inches.
The jamestown has four steel boilers
each one of which has a dis1neter Of J,
feet and inches. and = length Of y feet
& inches. She Is capable OF developing a
speed of 1G knots an hour. The vessel has
n nodded length Of so feet. ana IS oi-
feet long over all. She il 20 feet in beam,
and % feet and inches deep. She has two
steel masts and is schooner rugged.
PASSENGER CCOMMODATIONS.
The jamestown has accommodations foT
101 first cabin and 20 stcerage passengers.
The saloon, social hall, smoking-room
and cabins are finished in mahogany and
handsomely furnished There are electric
call-bolls in al Of the s.ate-rooms' ana
the vessel is heated by steam and lighted
by electricity Throughout. The decks are
built from steel. which insures the safety
OF the passengers in case OF IRE.
HUILTIN CHESTER.
T1o jamestown left the yards Of her
builders. at Chester Pa, Thursday morn
Ing at II o'clock. and arrived at Quaran-
tine az 3 o'clock Yesterday afternoon. The
commander Of the new vessel IS Captain
}. G. Hulphcrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Cotton Dress Goods.

We offer tomorrow morning O
magnificent line OF standard Dress
Fabrics in a great variety OF the
BEST patterns.
BROCADE SATEENS-they ar
pear like foulard silk-the cloth is
excelent-the designs beautifully
artistic,
81 lie. yard.
FRENCH ORGANDIES-all new
patterns and the genuine " koech-
Inns make-not the kind that can
be sold at 2jc. per yard-but the
very best goods made,
81 1-2c. yard.
ENGLISH GINGHAMS-the
finest of England's production,
Soc. yard.
BROCHE CREPES, a crinkled
fabric in evening shades with broche
figures, imself color,
Soc. yard.
FRENCH DIMITIES-the tine
and sheer kind 80 popular for sum-
mer wear,
25c. yard.
EVENING CREPE--a fine
crnkle fabric in evening shades,
121 and zoe. yard.
JACONAT DUCHESSE-s new
SUNNI er fabric--almost as sheer as
dimity,
12I-2c. yard.
SATSUMA SILKS-a new fab
ric-all cotton, but very silky in
appearance.
II LEE. yard.
Dress Cambrics-in small figures,
stripes, and checks,
Dress Ginghams at
10, IL IL, is. and zoe.
A few pieces left Of the lot of
lG;c. Satteens at
S1-3c. yard.
One table OF French Organdies
and Figured Dotted Swiss, consist
ing of goods that sold from 37A to
G5c. yard,
2jc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

silk with graco'ul-waterS- An.. fes
soc. Cheaper M0ire TOO .-.H' .- N.-O '.
CAPE.
Everyone won Tors % tIr pei Ift 'tf ~
prices on Capes-Pretiy taf.-. l ffr. .iark,
brown-with dsep lace "a. .ls ca .ai4rr.
S".?5. cape wiz twiil'ng Tl' ff' ~ na'".
rial. sI.25. Capes at ST.. DID,. .H $500,
500.
Foster Hook Kid Gloyos. In tl.k. 'aa. .-oaa'
Jgc. pair.
White Glace KID Cisyes -au 'los-s.sh o.
without black stitching go. l4..
BOYS sIlI-.
We accepted the offer ~ ~ hfr' mar ift-'
turer % seu their stock on rari '. u -
and Knee Pants for WHAl lILl flIi NM
AZ our PROFIT W. get ~ Der .'u. i.f .ihe -
think bv she lidiculOuAy ~ 90 9s Ftsa ca
them-tbat they w0a't larry rnf
OUR PRICES VERIFY 500 fhl lh OF ihl'
AS-RR'lDs
Cashmere knee-Pgnis % l' l'f' ~
pair.
Cashmere Knee-Pauts-l - ii}el-s b.
Cashmere Knee Pants { p d fft.r-i
Neat Black and White I'D t1 i"i "Ls
PLAID SUITS 10 - year so.
Slate and brown Diagonal laii-l 't'' '"
II yeaFs-sl.lJ.
4 o. IL years. t.+s
Plaid Tweed Mixture, VIII sash % ~ -
II years-sl.se. a..
Atwood Cashmere sui,,. ooRa cheer %
II years-S2.l0. .,..
Relnnauts Tealle-Down i.aanahe.'e' -'i'''
I2lSc. a yard here s.. ...,,,..-
NEXT CORNER THIRD. Nof6 -l-A -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
SLIGHT FROST IN MEckLENBURc.
Charged with Stealing Stili-fire
HrnmnfIY LNting uIshed.

BOYDTON. VA. March 2L-C8pecial)-
There was "a strong wind and light rain
storm yesterday accompanied with cleo
trical disturbances. This soon passed
away. however. but it made change in
the temperature Of about - degrees. In
consequence slight frost was seen This
morning. To-day is clear, and there is
q good breeze.
Mr. r. T. Thorp the Commonwealth
Attorney. came near having his fine resi-
d.nce burned Thursday 1t was ideal wea-
Their for such destruction. by some means
unknown the brush around "a lot Of fine
rose-bushes caught fire The flames badly
blistered the exterior ana set on fire the
interior Of the Kitchen, which adjoined
the house BY prompt work the fire was
eXNngu!shed
The "bug-juice" Of Southampton coun-
" seems to develope heptomania. In our
1aIl there is confined a man who Is wanted
on the charge Of stealing a still in the
county aforesaid.
Mr. J. y. Jamison. the first assistant
postmaster at Danylle. was in town This
week, visiting his father and friends.
Mr.. Creed r. Davis. of your city, was
also here, pushing the interests Of the
enterprise with which he is connected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
To Discuss the Models.

The members OF the Chamber of Com
merce and other prominent businessmen
OF the city have been invited by J,'se
Christian TO meet in the hall OF The
Chamber Monday afternoon Ut os'oSk
20 examine and hear an expilnii'on o,
the models OF Randoiphs nat snoai'
James river. prepared Dy Mr. II; - VIZ
comb assistant engineer Of the James
,,ver i,nnrovement These models were
described in the Dispatch few DAYS ago.
They show in relief the comparative con-
ditlon OF the shoal In 1874 and now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Now Trial Obtained.

WASHINGTON, d. c, March 2A-Dr'
Edward Leon. who was recently con-
y.cted on the charge Of murder in the
Criminal Court here for malpractice In
the case Of a young woman of this city,
thereby causing the death of her child
has been granted new trial. The tech
nicalitv on which the case is reopened Is
that the Criminal Court justice. in max
ing the charge to the jury. unwittlngy
made statements containing malice. The
case IS a notable one. being the first con-
victlon for d murder growing out OF NAL
practice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
DIR. John II. Jone.,s Silver Wedding.

EMPORIA, VA. March 2L-(Special)-
This little town was the scene of gaiety
lat night, the occasion being the silver
wedding Of our popular townsman, Dr..
John Il. Jones. The presents were hume
rous. costly. and elegant. After the guests
had assembled Mr.. +. l.. Turner was re-
Questcd 10 announce that the Doctor and
his lady would receive the congratulations
Of their friends
Mr. T.. c. Tredway delivered a beauti-
ful little address. The invited guests then
partook Of q sumptuous repast. which
was very much enjoyed.
Among the visitors were Professor VIII
bur NJ. Jones and lady. of Norfolk. Va.
Judge y. s. Turnbull, Messrs Lewis and
Davis. OF Lawrcnceville; Dr. Bryant and
Mr. Powell Of Southampton. and Mr..
Garlick and lady, of Garysburg, y. 9.
The Dispatch correspondent was on
hand and enjoyed the festivities, which
did not close until the "wee sma' hours. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

for tO-D7OJTO1r.
LADIES. WRAPS AND SUITS

LADIES WRAPS F4NI' '''i 80
The new styles are all in and ready lor
lie Here ' are pretty Navy. Tan, and Black
Braided Collar Capes. worth >5."' our
Finer In r grades ri with Double Ripple Collar
a. Others H. Trimmed with Lace at SO.
The Finer Capes range in price from
some e- Very Nobby styles in Ripple Skirt
and Blazer Front have been received IN
the past week. The prices range from
- ~ '''' LADIES SUITS.
The style. fit and workmanship are the
Garments. and we are satisfied That upon
inspection you win agree with US.
Tho cloth NAV be good. the style good,
but if the cut and workmanship Is not
there the garment loses its tone.
Your special attention Is called 70 our
sIS Imported English Serge Suits also the
White ana Figured London Ladies' Vests.
WAISTS AND WRAPPERS.
Every woman knows how the costume
variety can be multiplied simply by
change Of Dress-Waist. But not every
one realizes how little money is needed
TO conn and the Waist.
Here are the Print Waists in all sizes,
with rufe over the shoulder and to the
Good Quality Percale Waists in stripes
and dots with full sleeves and ruiiie over
shoulder down the front. soc.
Black and Figured Extra Quality
French Satteen in Navy and Black pretty
designs made in latest styles. choice 9jc.
SIX Waists from $50 to $50
WRAPPERS.
Scores Of styles in Calico. Percale, Sat
teen. Chalies, Cashmere. and China SILK
" RAPPERS and TEA-GOWNS.
You can buy these House-Wrappers
cheaper here than buying the material
and making them. Cotton Cheviot Wrap
pers. Vatican back, plcated yoke. all
colors, 75c.
Indigo and Mourning Wrappers, best
Simpson Print. all sizes. 9sc.
Pretty styles I'm Bingham and Percale
Wrappers from SIS TO %.95.
Challios trimmed with lace. S.75.
silk Tea-GOwns, new designs received
yesterday.
CHILDREN'S REEFERS.
The most complete variety we have ever
shown. Many entirely new designs.
Sizes from TO i years. Price from 81
Up.
~Aa4Amann 4 e.
corner Fourth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Waists and Wrappers.

Every woman knows how the cos
tune variety can be multiplied sim
ply by q change Of Dress Waist.
But not every one realizes how little
money is needed to command the
Waists.
A variety OF styles here at 5Oc,
81, $50, 81, and S2.25.
Silk Waists begin at $3.50.
Wrappers in large yariety-all
made OF Print, Percale, and Scotch
Lawn with large sleeves and in the
latest style,
81, S1.1O, 1925. %1.G0,
So, and $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Silks.

FANCY GLACE TAFFETAS in
a beautiful assortment Of colors and
combinations.
81, $1.IJ, $I.25, S1.35,
$1.JO yard.
LOUISENES in new colors and
combinations,
$I.25 yard.
MORE MIRROR in q line of
evening shades,
$1.35.
BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE, as
stylish as overland the popular
silk IN black,
81 to $3.50 yard.
2l.inch BLACK ARMURE SILK,
light weight, very soft and fine,
81 yard.
STRIPED BLACK SATINS,
very stylish,
$1.2j and S1.35 yard.
BLACK CHINA SILKS, every
one excellent value.
so. 90, 10, soc, 81,
$1.2j, and $50 yard.
WHITE CHINA SILK, the best
value we have ever offered, at
80, %, rs, Soc, and 81 yard.
JAPANESE SILKS-the kind
that wash-all pure silk and new
patterns,
and GJc. yard.
SILK SWIVELS-or Silk Cling
hams-the most durable and the
most handsome silk fabric made
retailed all over this country at 81
10 6Jc. per yard-only
SOC.
Figured China Silks in wide
range OF styi -
20, 30, and soc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
simrock won. vida second. Burt Jordan
,hirt Trina 40 Ia
RESULTS At ROBY

RESULTS At ROBY.
CHICAGO. March N-But ono favorits
was successful at Roby to-day. Nance,
20 10 1, won the Hammond handicap, the
fourth race.
FRS. race-four furlongs-Remedy won,
lou Hicks second. Micklejohn third.
Time, Co.
second race-four furlongs-Boricrtr
won, Leoncll second, DIR. Cosby third.
Time, rs 81.
Third race-Hve furlongs-HeadlIght
won, Wandering Nun second, Cole Bas-
comb third Time, i:i7 IL.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Nance won.
Brahma second, Play or Pay third. Time.
i:32 "a
Fifth race-Gvo furlongs-The Distiiler
won, Mockahi second, Linden BOY third.
Time, lib IL
CREsCENTCITY COURSE.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2i-weather
rainy: track deep in mud; attendance fair.
First race-purse 5000 selling, five
cighths Of a mile--JOhn T.. 80 to I, won.
Bobby Beach second Ouida third. Time.
1IS -.
Second race-purse 500. selling, five
eighths Of a mile-Rabbitt, 10 l, won.
Satinct second. Marjorie Hilton third.
Time, 1l3 Ia
Third race purse $500. selling, three
Quarters Of a mile-Wallace. to l, won,
Rebuff second. Billy HartIgan third.
Time. 1:5l.
Fourth race-purse 800. handicap. five
and "A half furiongs-Wek G TO 8. won.
Henncria second. Footrunner third. Time.
1876 II.
Fifth race-purse $50, selling. one mile
Forest King. to !. won, Last Chance Sc
Cond, Excelsior third, Time, 2N7 Ia
THE GOLDEN GATE.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March N.-.
Weather fine: track fast.
First race-one half mile-Rey Alenozo
won. sea Spray second, Gallant third.
Time. A. 81
Second race--seliing. five furlongs-Mot-
TO won. Midget second. Promise third.
Time. 1:0l IL.
Third racc-selling, six furlongs-Catch-
en- won. De Bracey second, Ragner third.
Time. 20.
Fourth race-Onc and one-fOurth miles
Hot Spur won. Centella second. Oakland
third Time 200 Ii.
Fifth racc-One and one-elghth miles.
over five hurdlcs-Templemore won, Red
cloud second. Longwell third. Time,
2ll p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

terms with the dead boy. His story Is
corroborated By several eye-witnesses.
Curley bears a good reputation, He Is
an orphan and boards on Reservoir street.
He IL employed at CulIingsworths to-
bacco-factory.
He will be given q hearing in the Po-
lice Court tomorrow.