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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-17

Hits-P, usburg, Z; Chicago, 8. Erro-s-Pins-
burg. y; Chicago, ). XII en- and Mack McGill
and Schriv,f.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-17

At WORCESTER.
Worcester started in, today, against Ia
verhill Handicapped by two amateur pitch
ers, whose in. ffectiveness and generous
gifts Of bases on balls virtually gave the
game to the visitors. Worcester Int Nc
killop hard, but the odds against them were
too great to be overcome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-17
AT PITTSBURG,

Hits Ceveland, 0; St. Louie, g. Errors
Cleveland, Z; ST. Louie, 0. Clarks IL and O'Con
nor; Gleason. Hawley and Buckley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-17

The District Of Columbia. which is al
ways urgent for something, has within the
last fortnight become clamorous indeed,
declaring that the local sewerage is wretch
rdly inadequate, that the most important
suburban roads are still ungradeS, that
The public health Is In serious danger, and
that great many other evils are present
or impending for want Of congressional
action. The opposing street railroad COM
panies have also joined in what they be-
liovc TO be the death struggle, and the citi-
zcEs implorc congress to settle tho matter
soon. Nevertheless tho District commit
BE enjoys itself qni0 leisurely at its week
~ meetings and is still unable to say GER
tainly what it will do with any of tho pro-
posed measures. Meanwhile several west
ern members who have returned from
trips home to sec about their prospects rc-
port that the religious question will cut .
nig figure this year, the SO called "a p
A" having stirred up much luminosity,
especially IN the elites along the Mississir-
pi and Missouri rivers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-17

Hits-Philadelph Il, IS; New York., Errors
Philadelphia. !, New York, 3. Haddock and Glen
ents: Neekin and Farrell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-17

Hits Cincinnati, 9; louisville, r. Errors
Cincinnati, |. Louisville, o. DwJer aud Murphy
Herman and Grim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-17

In the seventh, today, Cleveland became
badly Ratified by errors Ia that inning, and
in the ninth let the visitors scOIe five un-
earned runs. Attendance, 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
CREW ron IHF MINSBAPOLIs.
To Utilize tn. Men on the Misntonomoh
which will be Put Out Of Commissiou.

WASHINGTON, oct. 9.-In order TO
secure a crew for the cruiser Minneapolis
Secretary Herbert has decided to put the
coas. defence monitor AGantonomoh out
Of commission and utilize the men now
on mat vessel. The Miantonomoh re-
quires extensive repairs, and instead OF
allowing her men to redmin IDLE during
the long stay she is 10 make at the League
Island navy yard, their service Will ena-
bic the Government to make use OF the
fastest snip In the navy. IL Is under
stood that when the Olympia IS ready FOR
for commissioning, the crew or the Mon
terey will be transferred to that ship,
and that the policy OF putting ships out
or commission %1e1 extensive repairs axe
required Is now fairly inaugurated.
Heretofore the enlisted men OF ships
cruising alongside of navy dock yards
have had an easy time, and the navy has
suffered severely from the practice. Inc
expensive New YORK, with her enormous
complement Of men. has been ued up OF
New York for the past six weeks, ana
the San Francisco practically twice as
long. The Atlanta has also had extend
ed experience in navy yards, at excessive
Government expense.
Secretary Herbert to-day issued the Tor
NAL order for the official trial IN the FORM
OF a letter OF instructions TO ChleI EnKl-
neer Samuel L. T. Ayers, notifying MN
of his appointment as president 81 we
board and Chief Engineers II. ). Ross
and George COnvil as members. and d.
rectng them TO assemble al New London,
Conn. al 20 \. NJ. on Monday next, octo-
Der 18th
The following junior engineer officers
as assistants: Passed Assistant Engineers
Robert Q Reid, b. G. Bryan. r. Scribner.
Frank w Bennett and Gustav kaem-
merlng, Assistant Engineers Charles r..
kOestere. Robert X Frank, Stanford =.
Moses and J. f.. Myers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
BHNsETTx's FUTURIIy.
The Speedy little FLY Wins the Richie,
TrottPrz' Stakes In the Ward

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct 9-The rich
est trotting stake ever provided IN the
world was that Of the Kentucky Futur-
ity which was trotted here this after
noon in the presence Of 5000 people
Its value was 81. $50.
The weather was clear and cool, with
a slight wind blowing. The track rs
very taSt. or the nine three year-oIis
that faced tie flag f. ~ Ayers chest
nut hliy, EenSetta, by Onward, dam
Buela, by Harold, was the favorite over
we HeId. she was uniucky enough 10
draw the outside position. and acted
so badly i'm the excessive scoring that II
looked as II Gus Macy her driver would
never get her away Coming down FOR
me fifteenth time. he got ready ana
she was mistress Of tho situation. Rich
In Hambletonlan blood. her gait was
pure and ,fauitiess and without ba,ng
struck lick. she swept past her neli
or brilliant youngsters. and before the
half-mile post was reached. was lcaiin.,
ny two fun lengths. She was never
IN trouble. and came home an easy Win
H.n WIN -FOUR Iorythe % snare
The second and third heats we're sinply
PROFESSIONS ana arc not worth descrih-
,nnf., as Henzetta so far outclasscd fer
me, speedy bay colt Futurty. Uv Hlndar
Wilkes and the black colt. AXiplte bv
AEtell, made hot tiCht i'm the second and
tnlrd heats for the $1,000 second money.
5elaya having finished second in the drs,
The iiudar Wilkes colt proved tho
speedier Of the two, and won second
1ltc9' "hlIe ANinito. although finishing
third i'm the second and third heats. lost
ne thousand dollars that went ~ the
talrd morse. Il being given to Celava
,n'9lhnl my 10y, AlIandorfe, Nellie A.,
, ,n' SeISal lonal Wilkes boy hlly, which
ap io.nhy mad won more money than any
My OF her age In the world, disappointed
IT. Da,herS py ialIlhS 10 get "A piece OF
,rba rrt,f-.,I o.o.
,Ig,- us ~, Ia. - Mss t'''" F''.''-
~ ~ - Won I,N JOSH Niien 1nll" '.'t"''E.
ne hrS,t regular rae" ON the, programme.
am. nnIta,aa vas tSI-uot contest
W, 81 i"'Lt'l l,.h'"E ne IF-l Two MEATS,
Gfth ", t',T y, auE l1E'H ne i"Hf'h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
C8hRGA VI1H hIEALING a c"'
CoIorsd Keeper of n Norfolk Cem"'''' Ar
..,.5 r,c t,mpnt Among NrGro'r'

NORFOLK, VA. Oct. s.-Speciai-Nor-
ris the colored keeper OF Calvary Col
ored cemetery, is under arrest for steai-
ing a coffin from around the corpse or
coIored woman, which was buried III tue
cemetery on wednesday last
This morning DR.. Landlord, prssluent
of the Board OF Health, was called upon
nv he relatives of the deceased woman
They told him that they had been 10
formed that Cemetery Keeper MOTIFS was
seen digging out the grave Wednesday,
night i'm which the body OF their deaa
sister had been Inferred wednesday az
They asked permission to open the
grave ard see II the body was still there.
Dr JankfOrd undertook that Office IN
person. With Detective James he visited
Tho cemetery and had the grave opened:
Thev found that the coffin in which the
woman had been buried had been s'oien.
The body. in rough box, had been
dumped back into the grave recklessly
and the mound heaped over again.
The colored people are indignant over
this outrage upon the graveyard OF ther
dead. ,,.
Ii is reported that certain Lumber
Association. like the Sugar Trust, is dis
pleased with the tariff bill, and VIII sub
scribe money to defeat Mr. Tyler. The
Times correspondent learned this from
one of the weil-informed Democrats from
a county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
THE CIHCUs fO-DAY.
1t Is Mere aud EyerythiaG 10 Ready Tor me
Big Shows To-day

The circus Is here. In spite OF the
rain and severe storms Of last nisht 'he
circus trains OF Walter l.. Main
"grandest and best shows on EARN ar
rived here on time over the Chesapedhe
and Ohio railroad from Newport News,
and By the time The Times reaches lts
subscribers this morning the mann iloln
waterproof pavliOns Of the pig circus
win be erected on the show lot at the
head Of Clay street ~ .,. ..
The show began its southern to.i a.
Norfolk Monday and was greeted at the
two performances by over 1900 people.
That the audiences were wei pleaseu Is
evinced on every hand, ana the ns"S-
papers there give exceedingly compl-
rnentary notices Of II, The NliglnIdu o.
that CITY. saws il was one OF the plseest
and best circuses ever in that city.
The News and Courier, or the same
place. saws IL was clean throughout anu
the features advertised were carrled out
to the letter. All the papers as.ee tI,d.
the street parade was the pest 80
given there The tents are all aDsoiute-
ly waterproof, and the patrons ID casc
Of rain to-day, can rest assur 80 Su The
Ing just as well protector from o,,o.,
weather as II they were III an op'i"
house. 49,. 49, mounds
The parade will start from the grouinius
at promptly 9 o'clock and make the inc
of march heretofore advertiser irs,
FROM ali reports the circus i ~
what il represents itself to be, am tIle
ne"nIe of Richmond will to-day have an
nnnortunity OF seing frst-class circus,
Yiier}v VOID Of many exceptional fedtule Is
that some shows carry. The perform
ances begin at and O'Clock r. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
ErrRcr or TIE sToRM.
4 WIINESS or BOOTH'S DEATH.
Miss Holloway, who Held His Head stiii
Ilylnc-Hls Squirrel Soup.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA" oct g.
Special-The statement that Rev. r.
3. Garrett, formerly Of Caroline county.
now of Baltimore. is the only living wit
ness Of }. Wilkes Booths death Is de-
MED. Miss Lucinda Holloway OF 40" ing
Green who held Booths head Wheh ne
was dying. is still living.
Cards are out for the marriage of MISS
Louise Fairfax Mansfield. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Mansfield, OF
SpOtsylvania county, 10 Mr.. James JUN
son Broaddus. The ceremony VIII take
place at Mt Hermon church AT O'CLOCK
october 18th next
There will be a large squirrel soup at
bloomsbury. Spotsylvanid county, Non
day, October Eth, which will he wen at
tended and a good time had.
Mr. Eddie w. Jones has been awarded
the contract for transporting the mans
between the post-offce and the depots.
Mr.. Beverley Daniel, Of Belmont. ana
Miss Ivy Pulliam. daughter Of Or. }. ID.
Pulliam. OF this county. were married
few days ago.
A very large rattlesnake was killed a
few days ago in Stafford county. IL Is
rarely that they are sen In TINS sectloH.
CAPTAIN c. Wistar Wallace. PRESIDENT
OF the National Bank OF this city, mas re-
turned from months stay at Saratoga'
Hon. Charles II. Mansur or missouri
will address the Democracy OF tms clty
at the courthouse mere Thursday night.
General Mansur is Assistant CoHptIolIer
OF the Treasury at Washington, and IS
fine speaker. 1t.
The Republicans Of the city are max
ing preparations for grand raly mere
on the night Of October lIth. MI. Edgar
allan. Hon. James y. Brady, and Mr..
McDonaid. the Republican candidate for
Congress in this district. viii SPEAK, ana
a brass band viii assist in enliyenlng the
MIR, Taylsr Rollins, OF Stafford county,
has on his farm a pear tree when mas
nroduced two crops Of pears this season.
Ind is I'm bloom for the third time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
rHRsosAL aSD GHNERlL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's 'it'-
zens snd Oiher Matters.

Mr. John wall and daughter Alice, OF
LVnchburg. are at Mrs. JOnn NuseHl =
on Church Hill
Mr. Wmam II. Mann. Of PetershWg'
Assistant United States District Attor-
ney, is in the city.
Mr.. (. G. craig and bride. or sweet
Springs, W. Va, are on a VISIT 10 'heit
father, Mr.. J. W. Craig.
Mr.. F. +. Wright and Miss l. G; row
ers will be married at Park Ilace MeIho-
dist church this evening at o:"o O'CLOCK.
Miss Ellie Garden. OF 3iSl2 north TWenI-
ty-Seventh street, who has been III WIN
tvphoid-fever, Is thought to be lmProN-
Ing,
Misses Kate and Ella Doyle. Of Balti-
more, arrived in the city yesterday. ana
will be the guests OK Miss Eva Phill9s,
Of east Main street.
Misses Carrie Fuks. Ola Skee, and
Louise PfuMer. Chaperoned by Mrs. y. Il.
Landlord. Of Iynchburg, arrived In me
city yesterday 10 attend the Exposition.
Mrs s. +. Tyler, of Allcndale, Louisa
county, is in the city visiting friends
and relatives Mrs Tyler viii remain
i'm the city for n week or two, and VIII
attend the Exposition.
Mondays Charlottesville Progress rays:
Mr. Ike Levy and his sister, Miss Marion
Levy. Of Richmond, who have been visit
ing the family OF Mr.. NJ. Kaufman, left
yesterday for their home
Morris Gordon and Richard Mayo, two
colOred men. were arrested and locked
up at the Third station yesterday morn
ing on the charge Of being disorderly
and fighting i'm the street
Marriage licenses were issued IN Wash
incton Monday to Robert NJ Clark and
susan A. Lewis, both Of Richmond, Va;
William ~ Rankin. Of Richmond, Va,
ana Ellen V. Cunningham.
At stated communication Of st
Johns Lodge. 4. F.. and \. NJ. held in
the Temple last night. Richt Worshipfu
J.. T. Christian WAS recommended as
district deputy for the Seventh district.
At shutdown yesterday afternoon COM
menced "Yom Hakippurim," the hottest
and most solemn day in the calendar Of
the Jewish Church. II was observed by
the Israelites Of the city yesterday even
ing and will be observed to-day.
Miss Leila Sandridre has returned to
the city after two months soJourn
in Buckingham county with her mother
and friends. Her mother has returned
with her and Is stopping with her oanEh-
ter. Mrs. James Carter 9l6 east Broad
street
Mrs. Lucy Shouhardt and son. OF 29l9
williamsburg avenue, lett Norway ntght
for New York city, from whence they
oil sail Wednesday evening for Eng
land. where they VIII I'm future make
theiv howe. Mrs. ShoHh2rdt has resided
in Richmond for several years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
IIenricO Court.

HenrIco County Court was in session for
a short time yesterday.
James Hall, who was indicted for fe-
loniouslv assaulting Mrs. Lane, was tried
to-day for simple assault ana given fifteen
days in iaii. lie has already served three
months.
Sallie Holmes was to-day sentenced 10
the peniteutiary for two years. the wo-
mans counsel withdrawing the motion for
q new trial.
A number OF accounts were examined
and allowed. and the court adjourned
until Tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10

ordinance forbldding II. He cautioned
them that II brought before him again he
would have TO fine them.
The case of James Hill (colored), charg-
ed with threatening to cut with knife
Willie Hawkins, was continued until to-
day. 80
lack Ellis tcoloreD was fined % and
costs and seq. 70 JAIL for thirty days for
being disorderly and using indecent Ian
guage In the street. -
William Doran WAS charged with being
drunk and dlsorderly and threatening TO
do his own mother bodily harm. He was
sent 10 jail for twelve months In default
OF $500 security.
Douglas Cullingworth. John Dowell. and
Angus Gray (coloredD were fined 81 ana
costs each and sent to Jail for thirty days
Adam Schraudt was charged with Keep
ing a vicious dog to run at large. which
bit ID. W. De Sylvia. The Justice OF
dered the dog to be killed II found IN the
city after twenty-four hours. 80.
Alex Scott (coiored) was charged WIZ
feloniousiy assaulting and beating jan us
Scott. The case was continued untli ny III,
Monday In order to secure addltloha' wiz
nesses - oharced
William Grandim (colored) was char ,S,s
with assaulting and cutting WIN i h',ir
Luther Robinson. The case was CONTINUED
until next Thursday'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
MARIAN MAKES A RECORD
SHE COVERS FIVE FURLONGS IN
1894 AT NORRIS PARK.
Magician Defeats Brandywipe for the Dun
NOW stakss-Blsck Hawk, 81 100 to I,
Wins n Race-Otber Events.

MORRIS PARK. n. Y. Oct. o.-The
card here to-day was first-class In every
respect, the weather good. and attend
ance fair AS the track was In excel
lent shape. record breaking was in order.
and thIa was accomplished in the first
race when Maid Marian broke the five
furlong turf record by covering the dis
lance i'm .5GK The best previous record
OF 81 fiat was made by DR.. Hasbrouck
i'm 1892. Maid Marian was second choice
in the betting. and carried the united
support OF the western circuit contin.
gent Her hackers were overioyed at
her victory.
The principal event Of the day was
he race for the Dunmow stakes. FOR
two-year-olds. which was productive ~
stirring finish. IL was bitter nSht
all the way between Perry BelmOnts
Magician and mis- brothers. q. +. II. Bel
ments handsome colt Brandywine, The
last furiong Of the race was contested
inch by inch. and the pair crossed the
line heads apart.
The surprise Of the d.y came I'm the
result of the first three year-oli serial
handicap, in which Black Hawk, a rank
outsider. at 100 10 |, took the lead az
the start. maintained IL TO the END. and
won by an open length from Jack of
Spades, who was hot favorite in the
ring. Summaries:
FIRST receive furlOngS marian
an, Clayton, . to u first Hugh Penny
second, Lol2 third. Time. .5Gt.
Second race-six furlongs Sufficient
Geo. Griffin II 10 - first. Sabrina tcolD
second, April Fool third. Time, }.lUll,
Third race-the Dunmow stakes, six
furlongs Magician 0lO. Simms. 10 y
first. Brandywine second, Halma third.
Time, l:l0h
Fourth race-five furiongs.-Black Hawk
C2, keefe. 100 to - first Jack OF Spades
second. Peacemaker third Time, Is
Fifth race-one mile.-Live oak OK
Griffin, 20 - first. Adelbert second,
Victorious third Time BOZ.
Sixth race-one mile.-Setauket as, J.
Davis. O to - first. Lustre second. Re
straint third. Time, 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
n CHANCE 10 Ia IGN.
An Evening OF story and Song at the Rich
nond Theatre.

The combination OF talent that ls TO
appear at the Richmond Theatre Thurs
day night. October 18th, VIII afford an
opportunity 10 lovers of wit, humor elo-
quence and music, for all these elements
viii be called into play for the benefit OF
those who attend. Polk Miller never
wanes in the interest Of the public, for
he is unique. He will deineate. I'm his
own delightful manner, W. tn several new
sketches, the oid-time plantation darky.
a character which possesses such pecu-
liar charm to all southern people. Doubt
less many OF our visitors will take this
opportunity OF hearing Richmonds popu-
lar delineator.
None the less charming are the stories
OF the war as told by Judge Farrar, our
own Johnny Reb,' who for over a quar-
ter of a century has found favor with
thousands by virtue Of his wit and ora
tory. Judge Farrar's versatility is well
known, and he will be gladly received by
hosts OF personal friends and admirers.
BY the way. he lectured last night, and
also lectures tonight at Nashville, Tenn.
II you have never heard him the oppor-
tunity should not be sighted
Professor s. Il. Ford Of New York, has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
A Tough Show.

Naughty Samuel r, Jacks inferior
imitation of Carmes Carmen Up to
Date" afforded amusement to small au-
diences at the Richmond Theatre yester-
day matinee and last evening. The
company is composed of twenty girls
and two comedians from the music han
stage.
The trapeze act of the Mendoza sisters
was the only redeeming feature of the
performance.
The living pictures We're disgustful, and
many Of the costumes We're vulgar
Cosgrave and Grants clever company
of comedians and condolences closed a
successful engagement at the Academy
with last evenings performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
NcCau,l In LOudOun.

HAMILTON, VA, oct. 9.-Speciai.--Pat
McCaull expounded Republican doctrine
for an hour and a half In the town hall
here last night to small audience, fully
two-thirds Of which were negroes and
boys. His speech was delivered I'm the
same breezy, clownish style that has
characterized his campaign efforts from
the beginning, which tickled the boys, but
disguised the few intelligent men present.
some OF whom left the room before the
conclusion Of the long list OF contradic-
tions He was quite bitter In his ar
raignment Of the Wilson bill, which he
Enthusiastically explained. had been
Famed in the interests Of English manu-
factories, and tried 20 make a hit on
Mr.. Wilson's recent visit to England, but
failed. He stated in conclusion. that We
had had thirty years Of sentimental
parties, and that it was time to turn the
tables. Loud0un will roll up big ma
jority for Mr.. Meredith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
The United States Circuit Court.

Judges Golf, Morris and Hughes heard
the following cases yesterday:
Phoenix Insurance Company, of Brook
lyn, n. v, plaintiff In error, against
Charleston Bridge Company, defendant in
error. Error to Circuit Court, South
Carolina. Continued from yesterday.
Argument concluded by Julian Mitchell
for the defendant in error and George
NJ. Trenholm for the plaintiff in error, and
submitted.
American Fire Insurance Company, or
Charleston Bridge Company Error 10
Circuit Court. South Carolina. Argued
along with the preceding case by the
same counsel, and submitted.
Phoenix Insurance Company, of Brook
Ign, n. T., plaintiff in error, against the
Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Company, de-
PENDANTS in error. Error 10 Circuit Court,
South Carolina. Argued by George NJ.
Trenholm for plaintiff in error and j. =.
X. Bryan tor the defendant in error. and
submitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10

40, ,,otect the game OF this county
oe 70 ,,nfIswfli killing, and social inter
n csU The charter was granted Win
I i'la night about ihirty-fve OF our Davy
Crockett and Izak walton y1uns and nd" pro- TO-
sennn ind' "a carry out the object OF me
c charter. The club wiVbe known as inc
CuIpeper Gun Club; r. elected:
The following officers were president
President, S. l.. Cooper: n Waite
and Treasurer, II. r. Booten. uos r,e
Sixty-three members were enroneu. ~
club issued a circular this morning OF
ferjng s. reward for the conVicSioa a Ia laws
person caught violating our eam.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
,ar r1MEs-nlCHMOND va WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 1884.

been specially engaged for the oc.a
He is an elocHtionist and lnnp. ract.
OF the best order. and his humorous ~
unusualiy brilllant programme: The Inn
perlaI Quartette. in negro dialect, songs
and choruses, together with tne 'oiua d'
whose clever manipulation OF the mahao ,
lin. guitar and banjo is SO Wen h ,,ah,'
are down on the bill for seyeraI nunIpets:
The vocal and instrumental selecu1ns ~
these two features viii contribute larseiyl
to the pleasure Of the audience; Inc
management says the curtain VIII rise
promptly at s:l5. and the programme De
rendered without hitch or interruption.
Judging from the merit OF the entertain
ment offered and the popularity OF the
participants, the Theatre VIII be packed
TO the doors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
Ih, ELrnnnth AnniSArsarH.

Tho Stuart Horse Guard, Captain ~
]. Euker commanding, yesterday ce ere
6rated it's anniversary. In view . OF the the
fact that the troop took Tast in t the 6ls
parade in connection with the op'' VS.
ceremonies Of the Exposition, there "aS
NO nfiiciaI proeramme drawn up for the
IY y5i; Sbsegvanee Of the day Late IN IN
the evening an informal gatnerhs '4 tbn
place at the temporary quarters o.
Command In the old city nan. Hrtntie
numerous delicacies were sprea1 10 uIN'e
the palate Of those present. owlns 10
the severe rainstorm the attehdSsince 80,
rather small, but those VINO dld coi'le
spent a very enjoyable evening