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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
UARREN HaPPENiHGS.
The spriac Campaign WIN BE Interesting
Il 4

FRONT ROYAL. VA. Ian. f7.-Spe-
ciai.-Gards are out for the marriage of
Miss Myra Compton, of this place, 10
Nh. Nathan smith Allnutt, OF Dawson.
vile. Nd. at the Happy creek Baptist
is very popular young lady of Fr mt
Royai daugnter Of W. A. Compton,
sheriff Of Warren county.
T.. NJ Roy. deputy sheriff OF warren
county, this morning started TO Rich
convicted i'm the County Court of Warren
FOR committing an assault on ALMOND
Glove, with intent TO Kill. This Is the
party for whom Governor OFerrail Of
Tered reward OF $40 last spring. Mills
has had two trials IN the County Court
and his attorneys. O'FlaheriY Il Fulton.
applied 10 the jdGge OF the Circuit Court
and TO the Supreme Court fer an appeal,
but were not able 10 secure II. The
case has attracted much attention.
Mills was given three years In the peni-
tertiary.
Our county promises TO be the scene
OF hotly contested campaigns FOR the
county offices this spring. Already
there are many candidates In the field
and the contest will be lively.
superseded In the Twelfth judicial dis
tr.ct by Thomas W. Harrison. OF VIM
chester, Is very Ill at his residence, near
Front Royal. The Judge and Hon. S. 5.
Turner. congressman from this district,
had formed partnership for the prac--
tice OF law. under the firm name of
r. II. q :. ;. Turner.
Mr. William Saffel respected citi-
zen OF upper Fauquier county, who died
on last Sunday. was yesterday buried at
his home. near Linden. Va.
Warren White sulphur Springs property
near Buckton. IN this county, to has
uncle, q. o. Cullen, Of Minnesota.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
BUTLER Is UNPOPULAR.
THE REpUBLI0ANS ACCEPTED HIN.
BUT NOT WILLINGLY
Senator Grants Bill for Heposiing Act Pen.
sioning Measures Before
the North Carolina Logislaturs.

RALEIGH, y. c., Jan. l7.-Special.-
jury in the Perry murder case brought In
the verdict of Murder in the second de-
gree" The verdict was in accordance
with the opinion OF the public. for but
few thought that Perry should hang. He
was not then sentenced. as the Wimberly
trial was then on the docket The SEN
tencc will probably be thirty years IN the
penitentiary.
The accident on the street-car line
which was noticed yesterday. was the
first fatal one since the cars have peeh
running. The woman was seventy-hVe
years old, very deaf and nearly blind,
and stepped on the track about ten feet
in front of the car. She was killed almost
instantly.
The case OF Mary Cram against Katie
COe. alias Kittie Cram. which was watch
ed with so much interest by our people,
will not be heard at this term of court.
The Populists in the Legislature are
more antagonistic towards the Democrats
than are the Republicans. Then, again,
Butler seems TO be personally as We'll
as politically, unpopular with the hepup-
leans They were compelled to swallow
the PHI OIL NOMINATING nun othdt'A ~
carry out the bargain which enabled the
allied forces 10 capture the State
The sensational affair in Charlotte
where Mss Hert cowhded Mr.. Delane
for an anonymous letter she said Delane
had written her is at an END. Mr.. De
lane was tried, but there was no evidence
against him, so he was acquitted.
SIR. pHITcHAKD AT HOME.
Iatar DTifphlT0
had finished receiving congratulations on
his success he bied himself to his noun
tain home. TO remain there until he goes
to claim his seat I'm the United states
Senate. Seuator-elect Butler moved not
only his paper. bur his family, mere IN
December. So this is his home and from
here he VIII take his flight TO Washington.
Senator Grant. OF Wayne. IS the man
who introduced a bill in the Senate 10 re-
peal the act pensiOning, with mere PIT
taucc, tho old and wounded Confederate
soldiers Of the State. This man, strong
and lble-bodied. draws pension from the
Federal Government being slightly
wounded at the head Of negro regiment
AN ECCENTRIC TREASURER.
1t is said that the county treasurer in
Newton declines to deposit the money ne
collects In banks, but has had a big bag
made out of an entire sheep skin, and
carries II about with him.
Rel, ~ Turtle. president Of the state
Temperance Association. says there viii
be Il large attendance here on the I'D
If temperance workers. y bill Is TO bc
introduced in the Legislature by this as
sockltion. and 1t VIII be submitted TO the
delegates to the meeting OF the assocta-
| ton for their approval
Congressman Strind will not admit that
| there was any trade carried out In Prltch-
ards election. He says the rliicule IN the
Democratic press on the idea OF Pritch-
ards being Vance's successor IS what
| elected him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

Nv mothers habt was every Gay
immediately after breakfast, TO WITH
draw for one hour 10 her own room, ana
10 spend that hour In reading the Bible.
in ,neditation and prayer. From that
hour. as from a pure fountain. she drew
me strength and sweetness which en-
ahted her to fulfil all her duties. and
IN remain unrufiled by all the worries and
pettishnesses which are 50 often the
intolerable trial OF narrow neishbOr-
hoods. As think OF her life ana all IL
had 10 bear | see the absolute triumph
of Christian grace. In the lovely ideal
of a Christian lady. ! never saw ner
temLer disturbed; / never heard her speak
one word OF anger or calumny, or Of
Idle gossip. | never observed In her
any sign OF a single sentiment unbecom-
ing TO q soul which had drunk of the
river OF the water OF life, and which had
fed upon the mama in the barren viii
derness. The world IS The better for
the passage OF such souls across It's sur
face. they may seem to be as much
. forgotten as the drops of rain which fail
INTO the barren sea. but each drop adds
10 the volume OF refreshful and purify
ing waters. THE healing OF the world
is in its nameless saints. single star
seems nothing; but thousand scattered
stars break up, the night and make II
beautiful. IF. W. Farrar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
MOST PROBSBLY LOS7.
some Further Specu,.,,Iun Concerning the
Inflated ship Norri.

1t is now almost an established, though
sad. fact that the ship Norris, which
sailed frcm Newport News on October
18th for Barcelona Spain, and on which
Mr.. Edward HanewinclIel. OF this city,
was a passenger. has been lost at sea.
Yesterday the ship Elwell owned by
the same firm that owned the Norris,
arrived in Newport News The captain
of the Norris. who was at one time a
shipmate OF Captain Barstow. who COM
maRded the Norris, said that, IN his
opinion, and in the opinion OF the ships
owners there was 10 doubt bat that
the Norris had been lost tie said that
in forty days, at the outside, the trip
should have been made by the Norris.
There is hardly any hope thah any Of
those on board were saved for mad such
been the case they would certainly have
been heard from before this. The Norris
was a full-rigged sailing vessel Of about
600 tons, and carried crew Of about
eighteen men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
PAyING ASSESSMENTS.
Petersburg P~opi" seeking 70 "ee''''
Their M.nsy-Mr.. Battle.

pETFRSBVRG. Jan. H.-Speclal'-lhe
January term of the Hastings court u
Petersburg. Judge }. NJ. Mullen presidms'
open.d this morning. The grand jury
made one pIesentment for felohg anu
several for misdemeanog. The cases u'S-
posed OF on the criminal docket were VI "
trivial character.
The Commercial Club, when was re-
Gently organized here. are having com
Portable quarters fitted NJ on Bank street l.
Mr.. H. ID. Gillian, secretary oi NV
Chamber OF Commerce, mas receiver
letter from me Mason Telephone COMPANY
of Richmond. making inquiries as 10 "ha'
action the ch3mber proposes 10 ldhe J."
the matter of establishing teiephohe
exchange here. Mr.. Gillian has receiVeu
letters from two or three other parties on
the same subject 1t Is thought something
tangible will be done In the matter by
the fret OF next month.
Several of our citizens who have paid
their paving assessment bills have en-
ployed counsel to bring suit against the
cIty 10 recover the money paid by them.
Mrs. General Battle and ner daughter
Miss Battle. of North Carolina, are at
The home of Rev. II. w. Battle, ID. D..
in this city. Mrs. Battle has Deen criti-
calIy III. but her condition is row mere
favorable to an early recovery.
Mrs. Battle is the mother of the pastor
OF the First baptist church.
The department encampment OF t1e
Grand Army of the Republic OF the De-
partment OF Virginia and North Carolina
will be held In Richmond on ene nth OF
April next. The commander-in-chief OF
the Grand Army and staff will attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
fredericksburg te-.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Jan. IL
Mr.. Eugene Bode purchased at pubic
auction the property Of the late W dlkef
Howard. located Ia Kenmore.
Plans and specifications for the Keeper )
house. 10 be erected on the Mary WASH
ington Monument grounds, here, nav,
been submitted to the association, and
the contract will soon be awarded. me
grounds will then be improved ana oeau-
tIhed. -,
Mr.. Daniel Hubbard died few days
ago, at his home. in Orange county. lie
was a native of New York, was fol- merry
a cotton factor in New Orleans: ana
resided I'm Paris, France. for thirteen
years. He was seventy-seven years oid
Mr.. j. 3. Washington ana MI Johii
Washington have been appointed land
assessors for Caroline county Messrs
X. II. Parish and Atwell Burruss are the
assistants :,
Lorenzo Wedding. charged with assault
on Thomas Luckett, was bailed at stat
ford county yesterday in the sum OF S3oJ
for his appearance before the grand jury
at the next term of court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
NORPOLK'S LIQUOR LAW
the O ooDRiDoE oRDINANCEPASSED
ny THE COUNCIL.
warrant Against - Physscia" Tor N''
Reporting . Contagious oisesse TO we
Health poard-A Wrecked schooner.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. H.--SpeciM.-A
special meeting OF the Common 'ounei'
was held tonight. and the Goodridge OF
d,nancc 10 regulate more completely 'ne
gale of liquors in Norfolk was passed
,udec prentis is holding speciai term
of the Circuit Court here. he mas pro
scented certain rules for the government
az the courts of the circuit, ana say
90 =. receives the hearty cooperation OF
litigants. lawyers. witnesses ana pflson-
ere. the wheels Of justice VIII nor NOV
along slowly. Judge Prentis mas n'""o .
very favorable IMPRESSION.
rbe Board of Health has caused war !,
rants "a be issued against number OF
the most prominent physicians ol ena
city for not reporting a case OF contagious
disease--uiphtheria. ,,,.o-
Capfain Younger, OF the schooner ms
A. Seward. which went ashore on ma
az Inlet bar on the 9Th instant IL III '"'
city. About 10000 shingles nave pee 'n
saved from the wreck ana Will DC soiN
at auction. ,,.s c.ro.
General W. =. Roberts, of North caro-,
lima is i'm the city to-day. he Is on'cu
states Consul TO Victoria. BRUSH 'oiuI'F
bia. and Will leave for his station III ie"
dcys. ,.,.;,o
The police Of Berkeley are investlgaiihs
the aitempt TO burn up that 'owh eo-
uesday morning. They believe th'y arr
after a genuine fire-bug. but so iar i'aNe
discovered nothing. ~,
Lieutenant W. -. BostwGk. Chiei Ell
sineer l.. l.. Leech and Past Assistant,
surgeon l.. II. Stone have been ordereu
IN the Alliance at Norfolk, which VIII
rhortlv he placed in commission as gun
merry ship for the apprentices at Newport
Lieut.. f. u. Chaquin has been ordered 10
examination for promotion. surgeon .
X. WAGNER has been placed on waiting
.rInrc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

II there is one gown more than an
other which every society woman needs
II is a special dress for the reception or
callers.
The street dress is sure TO receive ate
attention, and one cannot 90 to balls and
receptions without a dress especially
made for IL. Most women look after
their own comfort sufficiently to have a
lounging gown OF some sort. But in all
the plans and preparations for these I'M
portant features in ones wardrobe. the
reception gown is neglected or forgotten,
and the distracted hostess must hurry
into her street dress when the door-bel
rings. because the lOunging gown is not
presenta BILE.
The difficulty is sometimes gotten over
by means Of a pretty waist or collarette
worn with ones Jacket. but the correct
thing is a special gown made for the
purpose.
A pretty gown of this Kind for young
woman was made with cloth skirt ana q
bodice and sleeves Of striped red and
black six. A small figaro OF old lace Was
surmOunted by a monstrOus velour collai
The gown shown above has a black
satin shirt, with bodice OF SILK erocade'
The bodice laps across the front, tasten 4,
ing at the side with one of those enameIed
buttons. which are encircled with bril-
liants. At the neck 1t turns back IN
revers. showing a lace fichu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
MORE NFjy BILLIE,
Many Radical Reforms Proposed by the
Fusioni-t-.


RALEIGH n G., Jan. H..-Special- The
most important bills introduced in the
sjtpate to-day were thess: To prohibit the
printing ana distributing Of false and
fraudulent election t.ckets; ID repeal the
act Of 1891, with regard to decays by
railroads In freights; to define lard ana
butter. aud regulate their sale; TO abolish
county boards OF education and reduce
salaries Of county superintendent; 70
incorporate the Piedmont Stock IrSur-
ance Company, to compel all railroads 70
pay taxes. TO amend game laws; 10 pro-
tect the growing crops; TO make educa-
don Of the blind children compulsory; 10
facilitate the trial Of causes and reduce
expenses: for the relief of certain SOL
diers i'm the late war.
In the house these bills were presented;
10 allow county officers 10 give bonds in
security companies; to repeal the act 10
establish battalion naval reserves. to pro
vide Supreme Court reporter; to abolish
criminal and inferior courts for courts
of over and terminer; to equallZe tax as
sessneuts: to license physicians ana Sc
,ure uayment for services; 10 give n0lce
of aDpicatiOns for pardon; TO abotish
state guard: 10 retain members or NoluI-
teer fire COMPANIES; to amend the CHAR
ter of New Berne. .,.-.-,
After debate resolution was auOp't''
allowing the Secretary OF the state 70
return bids and 500 checks 10 bidders IoI
the public printnS. 80. ,,.. --,.,,,,,
The bond Of the sheriff OF PITT county
vas reduced 10 10000. ,,...
This proposition caused a hiEhy inter
est!pg debate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
ElcctrlcltY for Rrnn1 Street

The subcommittee of the Committee
on Streets, appointed 10 consider the
question of Introducing electricity as
motive power on Broad street was to
have met I'm the city Hall yesterday
afternoon. but of the five members only
Two. Messrs. Bloomberg and Mcdowell,
We're present. The discussion, therefore,
was only formal one. Captain Andrew
PEZini was Oh hand TO represent the
report at the next meeting what his
company would be willing 10 do IN the
matter.
The city Attorney and the city Engi-
neer. VINO had been asked to put inc
matter in shape for the committee. stated
that they had not yet come 20 any con-
clusion.
TIE committee will soon hold another
meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
ORic,rk Z ertrd

a meeting of the stockholders of the
Richmond perpetual Building Loan and
trust Company was held "Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. MIR. Charles Straus
presiding. The following directors were
elected: r.. u. Starke. D. Mitteldorfer.
H. Rosenheim, S. Hirsh. John Il. Han
k.ns. n. II, Savage. Isaac Thalhimer,
Philip Whitlock. joseph Wallerstein and
James Brown: The board subsequently
elected the following officers: T.. d.
Starae, president; ID. Mitteldorfer. vice
president; William Lovensteln, cashier:
Joseph MitteIdorfer. assistant 10 cashier;
William Ellysoa, solicitor: julius Straus
W j. Westwood and II. H.. Chafin.
trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
KILLED mr. MILLER.
John II. Davis, ct WAYNE, slam by
Seyoute.u Nesr-Oid COlored BOY.

WELDON, y. G., Jan. H-SpeciaI'-
The Riagwood farmers will 80 In Tor
neavy crops of tobacco this year. Mr.. H.
Venson has moved several families IRON
Warren and Granville counties FOR the
purpose OF raising fine tobacco. other
farmers will plant tobacco instead 81
cotton. "a,
In a dispute about some corn at mill
IN WAYNE county. John II. Davis, inc
miller was almost instantly killed py
isaac Yelverton, a seventeen-year-old col
ored boy. The boy struck Mr. Davis on
the head with a piece of timber.
Two colored school tcacher.in the same
county had falling out. and one was
nearly cut to death by the other with d
razor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
GROWING VERY SERIOUS
THE GREAT STREET CAR LOCh.
OUT IN 'BROOKLfN.
A Mob OF One Thousand People Grow
Reckless and Smash Windows - Tho
Companies Refuse to Make Terms

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Jan. 1.-The great
trolley strike Is still on, but there are
indications that it will be soon ended.
One company. that which operates the
De Kalb-avenue line. came TO terms with
its men, and Its cars were in full opera
ton to-day. Another company, that
which operates the Williamsburg Ines
opened negotiations with its employees
through the State Board of Arbitration
and an early settlement is expected. THIS
much the men have gained. On the olher
hand. the other companies have operateu
the three lines which were opened yestet-
day. the Flatbush. Fifth-avenue ana the
Conrt-street lines. and added the Putnam
avenue and Halsey-stT'eet line 10 the lst'
cars were run on the last line under
great difficulties from l2;3D i. NJ. uhui
; o'clock, when 1t was thought best 10
stop them, as a mob of over l,VU persons
surrounded the companys stables
FORTY LINES TIED UP
Not q car was moved In the eastern
or southern part of the city. Some iorty
lines are stil tied up, and at nightfaii
cars were stopped on all lines except
the De Kalb-avenue and Jay-street llnes.
which were the only lines operated with
out police protection throughout the day.
DOWNRIGHT RECKLEsssEss.
There were more instances Of interior
ence of the cars by the strikers than any
day since Monday, and the police had
their hands full. Cars were held NJ. win
dows smashed. and the green motormen
and conductors assaulted. The police
used their clubs freely and captured half
a dozen men and women from the mobS
Of stone-thrOwers.
RHfUsfD 10 MAKE TERMS
Mayor Schieren was appealed to by the
Executive Committee representing the
strikers. and asked to compel the com
panies TO operate their roads or forfeit
their charters. He heard their case, sent
for the corporation counsel, and sum
moned Presidents Lewis and Norton. Al
ter a conference with the men. in which
they refused TO make any concessions 10
their striking employees and refused To
sign any agreement whatever with a
labor organization. the Mayor said that
he mad not accomplished anything. but
would devote his energies 10 finding some
way Of settling the strike In the interest
OF the public.
DENCUSCE THE COMPANIES.
This evening a mass-meeting of citizens.
called by the FutOn-street merchants
whose business is seriously affected 10y
the strike, was held at the Atheaneum,
and the action Of the railroad companies
in refusing 10 make terms with the!J EN-
ploycs was denounced
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OF the Eakleton Hotel. upon the peuuo''
OF J. c. Shelly. who also argues mat '"e
deed Of trust TO u. r.. EakIe. ST.. Is
fraudulent. This may postpone the sale
of the Eakleton. which has been adver-
tised for the 3lst OF January.
The board of directors OF the Deai !.
Dumb and Blind Institution to-day elec'en
n. /. Jones clerk OF the institution SUD
.stituted for the place OF steward.
The following Richmonders we're erect
cd officers of the Christian Endeavor 90,
cIe,y: r. NJ. Handley. president fau'
Pratt. secretary: Robert Lecky. treas
urer: Mrs. Charles Lipscomb, superh-
,endent junior work. Directors, ID. o.
Bennett. John ID. Murreii ana H. NJ
Miles.
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THE GOUDi-EPEs CONTEST.
Iu,srest Felt In the Gaze In Meckienburg
Personal Notes

BoYDTON. VA, Jan. 17.-Special'-
Watkins Love, a highly-respectable col
ored man. living some six miles from
this place died few days since. Watt,
as he was famiiiariy known, was sIed
lfavorite among the white people OF TINS
section. and was highly respected.
Mr.. John B. Boyd. son of 7. H. Boyd,
Esq. left here few days s.nce IoT
Texas. lie has been employed by 10
bacco manufacturer OF DanviiIe va ~
travel that state in their interest.
The contested election case OF Goode
against Eues. from the Fourth d;slrlct'
now pending before the House OF Repre-
sentatives. IS freely discussed mere az"
much interest is felt.
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Close q. the Manassas Meetings.

MANASSAS. VA, Jan. 17.-Special-
The meeting which has been in progress
here, in the Missionary Baptist church
since the lst instant, and which was
conducted by DR. Cook, of Bedford
county and +. D. Tralnham, the pas
tor closed last night. Dur ng the meet
ing fourteen new members were added
10 the church After the services last
night eleven persons were baptized, in
the presence OF a very large congreSa-
ton, i'm the church. and on the fourth
Sunday I'm this month three others will
be baptized.
DR.. Cook made many warm friends
while here and left for his home this
morning
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ACCIDENTS ON TlIETRA.CK
SOPRANO n. BROKE BOTH LEeS az"
HAD TO BE KILLED.
Tame snort mt the Old Dominic"
rho Talent Knocked Out
Orleans Result. Of the Races

WASHINGTON, Jan. F-What "ou'1
o.hor,v,se have been an uneventful day ~
the old Dominion track ended WI"
eraI unfortunate accidents. LID '"S
race Reward. with Ham up. feil Al '"e
head of the stretch. and Norris ie" y"
nosht,e Charlie after passing '"'
wire. Soprano fl. was left at inc pos"
and in chasing the field fell ana o'o"o
both legs above the fetlocks. she n"'
ho kuled None OF the riders OF the hofseS
were hurt. except Duffy. whose sho'''e'
was somewhat Injured
In the absence OF proof Of the contract
he,ween Judge Mcmahon and JOCKEY
Johnson. the boy will be given the dement,
~ she doubt and allowed 10 ride sea'h-
FIRST race-four and a half turiohss
Gonzales a TO u first, besps" 'e'
Woodchopper third Time lVii , a
second race-hve furlonSs--Jonhny 70
=, n DIS, chateau second, Doc. Brch
third Time 101. .,, =, %
third receive furlongs. 70 10
~ first HIS Grace second, Fasset thir''
Time. l0 IL. ,...,,yo Il
Fonrth receive furlongs.-Joyeuse
TO ln first. Broncton second Je"el 'n'"'
Time. les 81. ,,,,.o.. n f2o
Fifth receive urlongs. b. w
to u first. Benjamin second, Criter'"h
third Time. 90.
AT NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Jan. 1.-THE at.
tendance at the races to-day numpeteu
$500. with good. clear weather tosethtt
with a better-conditioned track. the odas
were almost even, the talent being aoie ~
call the turn, but they failed To do so IN
All but one race. This was the fourth
event. at five furlongs, with Clara bdueI'
an odds-on favorite. and she came OH u"
easy winner. with the Incompetence
Thorpe in the saddle.
The books did lively business ana
won considerable money on the DAY
events An excellent card has been AT
ranged for tomorrow, and the prospects
of "A continuation Ct the prevailing wealth
er is very good, and augers wei loI
big attendance Summaries.
First receive furongs selling Bird
catcher dOl. \. clayton. to > FIRST Anna
McNairy second Collins third Time
l:09.
second race--seven furlongs. selling
Satellite d02. Cassin. I TO - first, Royai
Prince second, Chimes third. Tune
| Ia -
Third raco-sM furlongs. selling lie
grande d0j. j. hin. TO - first, Brakeman
! second, Marcel third. Time. l.3 -
Fourth receive furlongsy handicap
Clara Bauer GIG. Thorpe, TO % nrst'
/ Imported Treyelyan second, Ada II. third'
Time, 30.
! FIfth race-six furlongs, selling. John
, F. d07. McCue. to u iirst. Ansonia sec
! ond, Lucasta third. Time, l;2 IL