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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
THE ORE-TRIMMERs' TROUBLE.
II Is Settled to the Mems Ad-
yautrgc-A Parade.

MARQUETTE, MICH. May 1.-The
ore-trimmers' trouble here was practical
" settled to-day in favor of the union
men. They secured contract to trim
the vessels at present in port on their
own terms, Independently Of the boss
contractors. While this arrangement Is
not binding on other vessei-owners, us
moral influence amounts TO victory
for the union.
The Ore-Trimmers' Union, accompanied
by over five hundred laboring men. pa
raded the streets at o'clock this morn
ing. They carried banners bearing the
following notices: Down With the Boss
system" "Patronize Home Labor We
Want To Make An Honest Living
Major Jacobs secured from the con-
tractors two important concessions. which
will assure employment TO the trlmmers
and prevent any possibility Of their being
cheated. practice which the men charge
the contractors with having followed in
the past years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
THE TIE-UP COMPLETE.
No Sign of Work-The si'i"''
Orderly, However.

POCAHONTAS. VA, May l-l'pec'"'
ryervthing is quiet along the ono eN-
tension Of the Norfolk and western
railroad. Very quiet Indeed, when con-
trasted with the hustle aud ae'N''S
lately prevailing Not SIGN OF WolN
can be seen. aud the only evidence TAT
few days ago 1900 men were az.
tivelv employed IN the re-.on Is the silent
STRIKER. negro or Hungarian huifyihs p"
surroundings more conGen.aL Inc We
un IL complete. but the strikers are
orderly and well behaved. organI'f
T,awless. of the United Mlne-W orhets'
is I'm the field, and appears TO nave INC
miners fully under control Ire e"-
ployees of the Southwest virginia IN
nroyement Company and Browning mines
are ut work at pocah0ntas, these pt'hS
the only men employed in that region
and the strikers claim that they WIZ go
ont before the week closes.
sheriff John Crockett, or IazeNei
county. and ten deputies are here 70
prevent violence TO the property OF ths
Norfolk and Western and Southwest Nlr-
ginia Improvement companies. SNIP
mants OF freight over the Notiolk ana
Western has been almost entirely su5-
pended. Meetings are being held an
over the coai-nelds tonight, and stirring
events are liable TO occur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

was found 10 BE- dead. N IL said nat
heart trouble was the cause 81 death.
Mr.. Clark was man OF about Is years
OF age. In his social and business reia-
Tons In this city he had won the estesm
ana respect or wide and ever-increasinx
circle o. friends. Tie leaves q wife and
two children
Mr.. Randolph Harrison. OF counsel foe
X IL Psrnill, has been given power of
attorney 10 sign Pannlirs bail-bond for
Spp The gentlemen who will 90 on
this bond are Messrs John Mann. ~ NJ.
Iimmer, ana Richard Davis of Peters,
burg. Zach one OF these gentlemen has
authGrize1 Mr.. Harrison 10 sign his name
Tor the entire amount of 800 Mr.. Har-
rison LETT this afternooa for Danvlle. and
While there ne Will. in accordance with
the DISTINCTIONS o, the Court submit the
bona 10 District-AttOrnsy Montague Tor
MS consideration II Mr. Montaens should
approve the bond u will be executed he
fore Commissioner Tin-l-y. I'm mi. CIV
Judge Paul, at the last term "a couyt
IN assigning his reasons for not receiytns
Pannilfs relatives on the bond .tateJ
that the object % bail was To- eecure ,hs
attendance Of the prisoner. and that mis-
end was much better subserved hy haylnr
outside parties on the bsil-boni II might
frequently happen that the imms1lats
FAMILY or "A prisoner would prefer n.vIrg
up the amount ~ the bail-6onf ara ia,
ting the prisoner 30 free 10 ha,tug rim,
stand trial when there Was A rossIhli,y
OF conviction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
ENCITEMENT ~ MARYLAND.
serious Threats of LynchinC
Against sailic Deans Murderer.

DENTON, MD, May ARMED guards
ratrollcd tn streets Of this town all last
night TO prevent any attempt To lynch
Marshall T.. Price. the young blacksmith,
whose trial for the murder of Sallie Dean
IA March &'h near the village of Har-
moGy began yesterday.
The prison n3d been confined in the
Baltimore city jail fOr safety, and WIS
brought here under Il strong 20 ice guard
from that city. \ rumOr that an armed
mob would attempt TO lynch Price during
every precaution. Tn r. were a great
many persons I'm the streets at an early
hour this morning. and many threats were
uttered. hat mo- attempt was made 10
reach the prisoner
Although a drenching rain fen this
morning great crowd again stood about
the courtroom. and not one fifth Of the
number could gain admission thereto.
The excitement over the trial is intense,
and every available tree, awning post, and
hltch.ns-pOst IN town has two or three
teams tied 10 u. The visitors come from
all sections of Carolina. and the adjoining
counties. IN swarms
The days testimony was very damlg-
ing TO Price Several links In the chain
connecting him with the murder were
welded and Detective George Seibold, VINO
arrested Price. testified that the latter
confessed the murder. but denied that
be- had assaulted the girl before killing
her. Dr. Joseph G. Clark c0rroborated
Dr. puhadawiy's testimony 10 the enect
that the girl had been crimnally as
saulted by the murderer.
The feeling is very bitter against Price,
and much uneasiness is exhibited by the
townspeople. They dread mob violence
II is certain that II the Sheriff relaxes his
vigil 70 any appreciate extent, the etort
will be made 60 lynch Price tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
ANOTHER RESPITE.
THE VIRGINIA TRUANTs.
Sot Allowed tn Fight for Cubn-
started Home.

WASHINGTON. May Robert J.
Thomas. Of Alexandra. Va. who yester-
day asked the State Department and the
Spanish Minister TO have his son. Gordon.
and Alexander Hartman. another student
AZ the University Of Virginia, Appreciated
on their arrival at Havana and sent back
% the United States. In order 10 keep
them from being arrested as hibusters'
Was again AT the department to-day 10
ascertain whether notification had been
received of the arrival OF the truants AT
Havana. The Ward-Line steamer lu-
mdri. on which the lads sailed. was Que
at Havana to-day. but nothing on the
subject came from the United states
Consular once. The department. AZ Mr.
Thomass request, has telegraphed the
acting Consu,-General TO pay the expenses
Of the young men, and send them nome
by a steamer which viii leave havana
tomorrow.
START BACK TO-DAY.
HAVANA. May When the steamer
Yumin arrived from New York to-day
she was boarded by officials from the
American consulate. who presented them
selves TO two young men. registered as
Thomas Gordon and Harman IraVefs.
The young men are said 10 be Alexander
Hartman and Thomas JOr1On. Of AleNan-
dria. Va. who came here 10 90 some
fighting IN the field. They viii be sent
home by the steamer Seneca, which VIII
sail tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

was cloudy. the attendance large, and
the track fast. -,
The chief race OF the day-the Mel.
bourne Stud stakes. worth $50 10 the
winner-had FIVE starters, OF which the
unbeaten Glacier was always a 30
favorite, Semper Ego closing az 70 =
and Lady Inez at to !. while Long
fight was always 10 to l. and Mchen!y
The race proved how true was the
assertion made yesterday that Lady inez
should have won the Pepper Stakes
yesterday. Taking the lead from Glacier
in the stretch. she won cleyerly by a
length from Longhight. who was like
distance in front of semper Ego. Glacier
was a poor fourth.
Tap G0l. Perkins. 2 to u won, Halfmine
second. sir Robe third. Time. l15
Second race-one mlle-Contecture co,
Turner, 3 TO y won. Pow Wow second
Third race-Melbourne Stud Stakes. foI
2-year-olds FIVE furlongs-Lady lnez di3
A. Clayton, TO u won. Long Flight
second. semper Ego third. Time. lD2
Ion,1s-Simon W. diS. Cassin. 9 to 81
won. Victorious second. Brendoo third
Fifth race-selling. five furlongs.He.
lena Belle d0l, Turner to j won. Fasig
second. Ida third. Time. l:02 "a.
ROBY.
CHICAGO, May with Hawthorne in
opposition Roby drew 300 visitors to-
day. and eight books. Florence T. was
the only winning favorfte. In the last
race Yucatan finished third. but was
disqualified for fouling Caesar. Everett
rode three winners.
The horses Echo. p. w. b.. Poet Free
dom, and Burt, together with g. Bradley,
The Horne. Ia. Flynn. and I'd. Woods
were ruled off the turf for ringing. Sum-
maries:
First race--selling. five and half fur
longs-Blue Belle won. Nativity second,
ALBANIA Boy third. Time. Ill IA.
Second race-one half mile-Atlanta
81 ia.
Third race-selling. one and a quarter
mies-FlOrence L. won. Constant second,
Uncle Jim third. Time. 2I2 81
Fourth race-six and half furlonf =
Mordotte won, Dago second. Colo th.id.
Time. 1:2i
Fifth race-seling. six furlongs-Tom
Time. lie 80
HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO. May Hawthorne opened
- season this afternoon with 800 PEG
pie unsuccessfully attempting 10 pich
winners. The fourth and fifth races were
won 10y prohibitive odds-on fayorites. In
AL the other events the talent was al
sea.
The day, was perfect. and the track
lightning fast. Summaries:
won, George f.. Smith second. Ottanna
third. Time. 80 II.
Second race-One mile-Ashland won
PEPPER second, Oakley third. Time
$40 "a.
Third race-one half mie-Zanone won
Marsian second, BelvOur third. Time
Is u.
Fourth race-seling. nine furlongs-The
IrOnmaster won. Billy Mckenzie second
Bessie Bis'and third. Time, ! :55 IL.
Fifth race-sellng. six furlongs-Por
Gray won, Tremor second, Verdi third.
Time. ia 81.
AN ENGLISH EVENT.
LONDON. May AT Newmarket to-
day the race for the 2.eD-gunea stakes
for 3-year-olds was won by Mr.. William
COopers Kirk Connel. Mr.. Houdsworth' s
I1yeno was second, and Lord Rosebery' >
Sir Vieto third
DWYER-CROKER HORSES.
NJ. +. Dryers Don AlOnZo and Ban
quct did not start in the first handicar
at Newmarket to-day, and Dryers Har-
ry Reed and Cookers Eau de Gallie were
scratched from the second.
The Star says Messrs. Croker and
Dwyer and their party backed Banquet
for 5000 yesterday at very reasonable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
4 Remarkable Train.

One Of the most rcmafkable trains
that ever travelled over the rails o.. an
American road left phiia lellh.a mt
~. destined for Boston. u VS. c-m-
posed Of twenty-five cars. all hands mcly
decorated. and every one Of them from
first 10 last loaded with Hires Root
beer There Is no question bur that u
was the largest consignment u the kid
ever made az one time In Amerlca, The
value Of this shipment was nearly no.
Co). and II attracted great ai,cni.on
among the trade and railroad men. who
gave the train the appropriate name 4
Hires R0otbeer Special" The ears
contained q, 80 cases In all, i05j gross. ~
ISL 90 bottles OF Hires Rootbeer Extract.
sufficient 10 make 2.915.20O gallons ~ root
beer. or over 10 glasses FOR each man.
woman. and child la New England. They
also contained 2i2j cases. holding ele)
pint bottles Of rootbeer. ready 10 drink.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Mutual T.re-Insurance Company, or
New York. Enters tirginia,

Messrs. Peasants " crenshaE. n inis
city. have been appointed tie Genefh
Agents Of the Mutual Fire-lnsIrance
Company Of Nv YORK f0r Virginia ana
North Carolina This Is large com.
pany Of over "a million dollars assets AM
$1,000 surplus They write Large lines
or the best class Of mercantile and man
ufacturing risks. and write inicgenisnuy
ot an tariff associations. They DO t.t
propose 20 assume an aggressive posi-
ton. but 70 act 80 fir az they can ''h-
slstcntly. rcseryIng their Independence 10
harmony with the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
ALLEGED GOMEZ SUCCESS.
saIccdo Dcfeatcd-Rcported shoot
Ing of Five spanish Officers.

cablegram TO the Times-Cnion from Key
West. Fla, says: 1T IS reported here
that a battle was fought yesterday be-
tween the insurgents under Gomez and
the Spaniards under Salcedo. The fight
occurred near Guantanamo. Gomez had
1000 men and Salcedo 1000. but the latter
was defeated, with heavy loss.
Ii Is also reported here That I'VE
Spanish officers, who were with Lieu
tenant Calico, when he was surprised
by the insurgents. were shot at Cabanas
this morning. Calico was shot at san
tiago a few days ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Promptncss Appreciated.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April ~, iss.
Progressive Endowment Guili of AmeH.
ca, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sirs. My husband. Mr. John II.
stone. was suddenly taken hence. ana Ten
no insurance. except his flCD b nelit GER
tihcate I'm the Progressive Endowment.
Guild OF America.
His death occurred on the 18Th IN
slant, and to-day ! am In receipt %
your check FOR that amount. l'ss 50
sick benefit. which Was advanced %
him during his lie.
! heartily appreciate this very prompt
payment, and wish f0r the Guild that
continued success and prosperity which
IL so richly deserves.
Respectfully. Mrs SUSAN STONE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
FIGHT WITH DEsPERADOEs.
They Had Been FOiied In an At
temut,d TrnIn-Wreck.

ST. JOSEPH. MO. May 1.-The Bur-
lington officials here received informa-
ton last night that the Omaha express
would be held up at 81. George, sub
urb OF this city. Six or seven tough
looking men had been hanging around
there for couple Of days. The Informal
ton was furnished by hotel man named
Haag. who overheard the plot. He noti-
fed the officials and they frustrated the
attempt.
At o'clock this evening a young man
named Richard Rau was sitting In Haag 5
place, when one OF the supposed gang.
who afterwards gave the name OF
Thomas Farrall. stepped in the door.
drew a revolver. and shot Rau through
the stomach. fatally wounding him. Then
hs ran out to where a partner. who says
his name Il Dan Howard. was awaiting
him. and the two rsl up the railroad
tracks. followed by several citizens. who
began firing at them A running nre
was kept UP for some distance. without
effect. when the two escaped among
some box-cars.
Later they attempted to cross the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
NOTICES OF CANDIDACY.
An Open Letter to Acknowledgement
scott.


CLERKS OFFICE,
SPOTSYLVANIA g. H., VA,
April 20. 1896.
Hon. r. Taylor Scott. Attornsy-Generai
Of Virginia:
Ny Dear Sr.-I have noticed IN the
newspapers that you have given X as your
optniop' in regard 20 notices oi canll-
dacv for public office. that said notices
must be properly acknOW ledged before
a Justice OF the pace. or any ofncer au-
thoriZed 10 take Acknowledgements,
etc" The recital OF the eiectiOn-ld" a. 10
those who can write H. that the notice
shall be properly attested," while Tor
those who cannot write the requirement.
is shall be- acknowledged before JUS
tice. etc" For the Information OF myself
as a cl.rk OF the court. before whom TINS
matter must come In my county THIS year,
may | ask that you will please state your
reasons for thinking that an ackno@-
ledgment before a duly authorized On
Ger il necessary In the case OF IN notice
Of candidacy on the part OF an asplfait
for office who can write, and why a pro-
per notice. duly signed by the candidate
himself and duly and properly attcst'l
BY a witness. Will not suffice ! have
written you thus openly. through the
Richmond Dispatch, and VIII ask mat
you reply through the same medium, thtt
others situated a. | am may set the
Information which ! presume they axe
MYSELF would be glad 10 have.
Very respectfully.
j i. H. CRIsMOND.
Clerk Spotsylvania County Cour:.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

Missouri bridge into Kansas, and were
pursued by ex-Sheriff Carson and Onicei
Barry. The officers overlook them at
the west end of the bridge and ordered
them TO halt. Howard was covered by
Carson and surrendered. but Farrali drew
two revolvers and opened nre' shoo,'ns
Oe,cer Barry through the arm. Then
Farrnll dashed into the brush. followed
by Barry and officers Frans and Shea.
who had reached the scene. a running
fight ensured, In which over forty shots
were fired.
Farrall was finally shot through the
left breast at point Just above the
heart. and Is IN dying condition. Hs
Is supposed to come from 81. LOUIS.
When he ran out OF Hangs place he
yelled 10 his partner, Il have shot the
wrong man." disclosing that II was the
intention to kill Haag for giving the
plot away 20 the officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Southwest virginia Convoca,,on.

BEDFORD CITY. May l.-(sp.cla,,--
me hrst service ~ the convocatlon OF
church Tuesday evening. and the sermon
was preached by Rev. Claud smith. 81
Abingdon. At 10 O'Clock this mornlre
there was devotional service. conducted
py keV, Dr Meade, of Roanoke, followed
AZ II O'Clock by a sermon by Rev a.,
Hubbard. OF Salem. The conyocntion then
organized, Rev. T. VI. Carson being made
president and Rev ! J. Lloyd secretary
There .were, present Revs r. NJ. Carson
). }. Lloyd W. It. Plummer. OF Lynch
burg. DR. Meade OF Roanoke. NJ u
Logan. o. Wvheville: o. O. Small 81
Pulaski: HUBBARD 81 salem: John Ne,aI
OF Chris tiansburg: Claui Smith. ol Al.
ingdon', a =. Gray and I. ". Jones. OF
Bedford city. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
ILLINOIS HONEsT-uONEY LEAGUE.
II Declares silver Coinsgc NJ III to
tnWise aud Dangerous.

CHICAGO. May An address relative
10 the called convention Of Democrats
of Illinois and the monetary question
was issued today Dy the Honest Money
League OF Illinois % the Democrats OF
Cook county. The address declares IL
- be "unwise in policy and dangerous
L. the financial ami commercial Interests
Of the country to establish or even advl.
cate the fire. a.i unlimited coinage oi
silver, without international co-0pera.
dion, 81 the ratio OF IS 20 l."
II decl sres tho calling Of the State
convention 10 he wholly unwarrantei
and contrary 10 all parry precedent. a.
wen az calculated 10 destroy the ma
tiong. character and Influence 81 the
party n closes hy appealing 10 all
honcst-mOncy Democrats 20 ignore the
State and county conventions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
WILDE JURY DIsAGREEs.
The Aesthetic and Taylor Remanded
for New TriuI,

LONDON. May f.-After celebrating
three and half hours the jury in the
Wilde-Taylor case returned to the court
room and announced that they had failed
10 agree upon a verdict. They were there
upon discharged, and the prisoners were
remanded for new trial.
'rhe jury acquitted Wilde OF the charges
against him in connection with Atkins.
and reported 10 the Court that 1t was
impossi for them to agree In regard
TO the other charges They, however.
acquitted him OF the charge OF conspiracy.
Sir Edward Clarke asked that Wilde be
admitted TO bail. but the Court refused
the request.
Mr.. Gill. for the prosecution, said that
the case would undoubtedly be tried at
the next sessions
Wilde and Taylor were returned to
Holloway Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
FLAT TOP STRIKE
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS EXPECT
ED BEFORE SUNDAY.
All Quiet Yesterday. but Some Feel
ing, Owing to the Introduction OF
Electrical Machincry-An oper"-
tors Statement.

ROANOKE. VA. May l-tSpccial)-
advices received here from the Flat Top
coal fields Indicate that quiet prevails
I'm most of the region, and that there y
very little apprehension OF serious trouble.
No developments OF Importance are ex-
pected before Sunday. on the Elkhorn
there is some bad feeling. and there II
danger that the strikers will get beyond
control OF the more conservative leaders.
The property OF the mines and railroad rs
under guard.
prominent coal operator from the
Flat TOP region arrived in this city this
afternoon. In an interview he said the
operators thought that the state OF the
coal market would permit the norfolk
and Western railroad to make shsht
advance in the freight rate, ana sun
maintain the net prices which the opera
tors are receiving. but the management
thought otherwise Under the agreement
OF last year the price TO the o.eia'ois'
after payipg freight, was - IL cents per
tom ont Of this they had TO pay the
miners and royalties, MAINTAIN 'nel'
plants. and pay the cost OF management
leaving "A small margin for interest on the
investment.
A CUT NECESSARY.
Under the new management they nave
10 do all this for IS cents per ton, ana d cut
in the rate OF mining was necessary. tie
said that there are only 1000 miners
out Five companies, the southwest VIZ
ginia Improvement Company. the Grocer
Coke and Coal Company. the Upland Coal
and Coke Company. Houston Coat ana
Coke Company. and the Pulaski iron
Company, are operating with small ioree'
BITTER FEELING.
These mines have recently put In i'm
nroyed electrical mining machinery WniVh
il said To save a great deal Oh 'aool !
There is said TO be bitter feeling against
those mines because Of the Introduction
OF this machinery. ,,,
Colonel william Lamb, VINO dtten"''
the meeting Of the Norfolk ana Western
stockholders here to-day, said III an inter
view that the reduction OF the taitn on
coal IL the chief cause OF the rouu'e III
the Flat Top region. r..,,,,o
lanes Il. Stevenson, OF the t'o"HoNV
Coal and Coke Company. denies the re-
port I'm last nights dispatches tn"' we
operators are in sympathy WIN ''i'
- ' PROTECTION ASKED FOR.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, May I
rnited States Marshal \. d. CARBON. VIM
e. here here attending the United States Court
today received telegram asking tol
nrotectlon in the Blueheld coal region
/ from strikers.
TROOPS.
[ Governor McCorkle. Of West NlfSinia
has been ASKED by the Governor OF VT
gtn,a 10 allow troops 10 pass through INC
| state en- route for that part or the ID u. L
TOP coal-neli which lies In virginia Se
rious trouble is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
ORIENTAL VAR OVER.
Indications That Fence Il NJ Hand
Enetcr Returning.

WASHINGTON. u G. May lin
portant a3viccs indicating The termna-
tion of tho war between China and Japan
have been received In this city tonight
While the details of the negotiations are
IN no respect complete, the information
leads % the positive impression mat
the war is practically ov.r and enough
is giyen t0 clearly present situation
iu thor1ueh c1usonaucc with the re-
ports of an early settlement az the war
in The East John ". Foster. eX-Secre-
tary OF State. whose diplomatic functions
have. b. D. said. had dppreciahle weight
on both sides. iu the settlement OF the
all-imInrtart disputes. l-ft Picking to-
day. ana IS expected 90 arrive in Wash
inet1n about The latter part of june
coming hy way Of Che-FOO and Tien-
T-iu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
There Nny lie Racing To-day.

II the representations Of the weather
prophet for to-day shall find an echo In
reality there will b. racing at the Expo
sition Grounds this afternoon. AZ meet
ing OF the Riding and Driving Associa
ton held al the Exchange Hotel last night
IL was decided that weather permitting,
the spring meeting should commence to-
day, and that the various events should
b. divided up between the three remain
ing DAYS OF the week. instead OF four. as
originally intended. IT, however, the
weather continues unfavorable the races
will be postponed until II clears. Only
the tr0tting horses will be obliged 10
leave on Tuesday FOR the Arlington races.
and there will still he nearly a hundred
running horses at the stables TO AFFORD
ample sport There are a great number
Of the sporting fraternity in the city.
and present Indications point 10 a most
successful meeting