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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
SURPRISES EYER YONE

The line Ol IanoD i,ariOr
rockers AMI chairs We are
shOOi,iO Is a deiiOhtIH sur
prise 90 all JehOideFs. he
sure Ia come fH and tool
Oper the line. Jhe prices
are SerD sGfisJaefOrU
KELLER a SONS,
IyO state ~.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
KICKED BY A HORSE.
Councilman Hiram Smith Badly In
jured this Morning.

While standing in Jack Darr's
ing, Hiram Smith, member Of the
city council from the second ward and
residing at the eurDer Of State aud
Twelfth streets, was badly kicked and
bruised by two horses. Mr.. South
wick's little black trotter, Just brought
In from the pasture, and Mr.. Smiths
faithful family horee, were In the chop
awaiting to be shod. At the time Of
the accident, Mr.. Smith was standing
about 10 feet away from the former
horse with his back to the animal.
Playfully, the black more struck at
Mr.. Smiths horse with both feet, strik-
ing the owner in the back and throw
Ing him beneath the animals feet, who
became frightened, and, in stepping
around, alighted on Mr.. Smiths head
aud neck a number of times. Mr.. Smith
was removed from his perilous position
as quickly as possible and was taken
to DR.. Lanes office, over Lunn &
Brooks drug store. Upon examination
six cuts or bruises were found about
Mr.. Smiths head. The right ear is
badly cut and his forehead bears marks
of the animals hoofs. The left cheek
received a slight cut but the most
serious result of the accident is a slight
fracture Of the lower jaw, on the right
side.
The accident caused slight concus-
sion of the brain and Mr.. Smiths
mind was blank for some time after
the accident occurred. AT 10 o'clock he
was taken to his home In a cab pro-
yided for by City Recorder Edes.
Had Mr.. Smith been standing
inches closer to Mr.. Southwick's horse,
he would have been killed instantly,
but II nothing else sets in he will soon
recover and be In attendance at the
council meetings as usual.
Mr.. Smith rested easy this afternooa
aud regained consciousness soon after
being taken home. Drs.s Richardson
and Morse are attending him. The
many friends of the councilman hope
for a speedy recovery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

A REAL ARTIST. constantly
growing trade at the large gallery over
Dalrymple's attests the fact that 10
"Sperry the Artist" Salem has pho.
tographer who is in every sense real
artist. Miss Sperry makes speciality
Of ladies aud children, aud can bring
out the beautiful outlines possessed by
each human face II only the artist eau
catch n. As for the male human form
divine, we'll sperry The Artist can catch
that equally well and has special cam
eras for the purpose that will evolve
beauty out Of the honnellest features.
Try Speuy the Artist for good pictures.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

The New York Racket has this day
resolved a large line ~ lace curtains.
mosquito bar, cream laees, nbbons,
iadies' shirt waists, Leek, Windsor aud
fouTin.haDd Ties, boys aud girls
yachting Gaps, crash towels, table
dSmask, hosiery, naFasls, light summer
underwear flr ladies and gsBts, tablets,
psnelis, dress sbislds aud stays aud
many other articles, all sold Al Tachsl
pTloas Call and sos fof yourselves,
~ 4 g.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

FoR BAN FRANCISCO. VIM. Dugan
went 20 Portland this morning where
he will receive the remains Of his father
from of the steamer ElmOre on which
they were shipped from Salem this
morning, aud convey them 10 an ocean
steamer wbich sails for San Francisco
tonight. Mr.. Dugan will accompany
the remains TO San Francisco where
they will be inferred.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
WE DON'T BOAST

bat oar patrons dO SAP that
the quality Of goods dnd the
accommodating serVice at
oar store Is beyond all COM
petition. our prtces are L-d
WGDs tOD. MiLEer's Odd
Cent q rOcerD, ArmOrD
BmildinO.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
Notice.

Your attention is respectfully called
10 section 80 Of ordinance 203, which
by order Of the committee on street
aud public property, ! am directed 10
strictly enforce.
hecti0n 80 reads as follows: Any
person who shall throw or deposit IN
Any street, sidewalk OF fOOtpath Of the
city Of Salem, any broken glass, bot
Ties, efockery, nails, or any other sub,
stahce whRtsoeYef, whereby the feet Oi
horses, pedestrians, OT sny beast Ol
burden may be Injured OF throw, do.
posli ~ sweep into of upon any street
sidewalk o. fooipath Of Salem, any
paper " other Substance whAggyeT, eI.
eept SNOW or the dlTt resulting fFom
travel, shall, upon conviction thereof
before the recorder, be hnsd not less
bal hFe dollars nor more than MY
dollars.
w. J. CULVER,
ffuei commissioner.
Also kosp TIE gutter elean, l0.d
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
COURT COULDN'T MOVE HIN.
Ex- Deputy Collect OF Internal
Revenue Murphy. Who Guarded
-. u-. a., Drofda nj

Ex-Deputy Collect Of Internal
Revenue Murphy. Who Guarded
His Records, Speaks in Praise of
Paine's Celery Compound.
Ex Collector of Internal Revenue
Thomas F. Murphy of Maine, who
was brought iuto prominence all over
TIE country during President Cleve-
lands first administration by refusing
to allow certain civil officials to perUse
his records, heartily indOrses PaiDe's
celery compound.
Mr.. Murphy Is keen observer. He
Ia a writer of no mean ability, has been
employed as editor and editorial witt
on several papers, is recognized through
out Maine as fOrcIble and convincing
speaker, aud is universally liked. AT
present he represents a big Boston
honse on the road, where bis warm
geDiality makes him welcome to every
hotel and railway train.
In the smOksng compartment OF a
parior car last week he was pTaising
Paiue's celery compound to fellow
passenger. The person to whom he
addressed DIS COnVeTbdIlOu udu uoeu
lasd up with the grip. The malady
lett him In bad sort Of way, sort Of
depression ofsplrits and disincliDa-
ton for business.
II felt the same way" said Mr..
Murphy. "After wrestling week
with the grip it left me weak and
depressed. One flight of stairs was
enough to make me puff and wbeeze
like q leaky bellows. A mile walk
would almost floor me. Headaches
began the moment / got out of bed,
and I felt about as mean as anyone
could for the whole day. Hearing 30
much about Paine's celery compound ]
made up my mind to try it, and I'll
tell you how 1t worked. 1t was like
close applications of soothing lotions
to a scorched finger. After few doses
/ found that on retiring soon dropped
into sound, refreshing sleep. In less
than week was myself again. My
eyes, which are none too stroug at their
best, but which burned and ached till
1 began taking Paine's celery com.
pound, assumed their normal cOndi,
ton and really seemed stronger than
before the grip marked me for victim
[ can walk five miles now and fee
none the worse for it.
my wife and boy are taking Paine's
celery compound this spring."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
]. ]. DALRYMPLE & co.

Miss Ruby Epler came down from
Marion of the afternoon local.
Prof. II. NJ. Parvin returned on the
lao local from his weekly visit at Al.
bany.
Lee Steiner, the genial druggist, was
a passenger TO Portland on the lao
local.
Attorney. General G. M. Idleman
went to Portland on the afternoon
lacal.
Hadley Hobson, Of Mehama, was In
the city today.
Secretary OF State H. r. Kincaid
went to Portland on the afternoon
local for Sunday visit.
Thos. Reynolds, Wells, Fargo q Co.'S.
agent In this city, will spend Sunday
with his family in Portland.
J. b. Crozler, a delegate to the l. o.
o. f. encampment, who has been visit
Ing with the family of w. r. Powers,
returned TO his home at Portland this
afternoon.
Fred Byars came up from Portland
last evening and left, today, for his
ranch Of the 6antiam, He expects TO
resume his medical studies In California
before long.
Mrs. Winnie II. Abbott (nee Bon.
ham) is on her way 10 visit with her
parents at Salem via. Victoria. She Ia
accompanied by her husband Edwin
K. Abbott Of Calcutta India.
VIM. Kerns, a member Of the Zig.
Tag bicycle club Of Portland. ia In the
city on his way home from q tour Of
she valley on his wheel. He will 40
company the q. @. @. Club 10 Aurora
In the morning 10 meet the Zlg-ZAg
boys.
Arthur Hodges. county clerk Of
Crook county, who was u delegate TO
the l. o. o. II. grand lodge, Is the
guest Of Mr.. aud Mp. J. q. Wright
over Sunday, whsn he goes 10 Me-
Mlnnvllle 30 visit his his sister, Mrs.
Cleo. Wright
Dr0lllett, Of the Illinois state instl.
tuition for deaf mutea., aud n gentle
man Of national fame IN his life work.
has been in the city for several days
visiting our school. lie has also had
an audlenoe with members Of the state
board Of education conserving the
work IA Oregon.
In the Han francisco Gall " of the
lOtb aud lith Inst. appeaT soms hns
sketches drawn by Winter Knight,
tho artist son u Col, N, B, knight, the
well known Salem Attorney. Winter
has . nns position on tls Call aud a.
hs has mu0h natural ability there IL NO
reason Why he should nOs sequlfs fanas
~ = oaTl0onlst
frasidsnl y. l.. Campbell, of h0n.
mouth normal soh0gll President W,
q, Iiswlsy, 81 Wlllsmslts university
uily hupsfinlsndsnl d, IA, AndsFsos
sad Professor a, E, fsTsE, wsfs pas
ssDTsg fai She mefnlnK looal ~ o.
tsnd . msstiaH ~ lhs lsAehsfs VI
lsouibesn oTssoa, a pamlsT " ihs
si,oys lDsigueoou hsss pspsgs " Fesd
bsfogs ihs oonVsaiion,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
n May Day

A well kspi n0sef garden
- nos . ihlHR ~ great lsAui
cad ~ ~ A'ilnlfsd by Ell jasl
~ slih lhs elssani gIoesfy
IlOls " honnsman, on stat
pigsgs, lsysTylhlps hesh asd
ssssonsbls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

THEf W ~ Y f,slsiy slli siys
ass " ilslf lsll,ulsg sna siiIsfiigs sn
lsiisinmsnis ~ iiis n b ehgieh ssfi
Friday sgsgiag, ihs silb l.',ek sul
~ iylllff noilss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

King l., HlbhsId aud 0so, Allen,
ssclstAIy ~ ths Marion county dairy
association bays arranged dairy aAso'
station pioalo AZ WHffso CFsnaloB's .
plsos Friday, Nay 81, ~ 10 a. m,
fhefs sill hs spssoiiss aud pspsn ~
ahls niss snd s0nlsn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
TrsAsursra Ratlea

= hoilns is hefeby given that have
iu1ds on band tuiiielsni ~ PES Nh saT.
iHhis ls'usd lfl0f a. JADnAfy /, l69s
Hpa hh iAs Haule sill st0p dTagipg
lnisiHsi ifom Hpd aiiFf tLe dsts IA
this nuiios,
jshfth hihTU,
isasggfsf hsips epuiy Ofssan.
"sg ~ tefi IL d4s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

hfAuIifpt TsFts ihs-s slisas
iifns siaiti ihs algil heaes. wklsh ~
nssf ihnasii Nfls tasslfaysaH iwa
yssis sae, sis WAaies 0si N slsassl
sisfs $40 spiinF
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

a is@H ftih aisisis slssgs isbss
llls issa N ppllle sFspls, sna bsf si0gss
sls aes dssd, slihsg hfsRsea a ~.
esllg ~ fas . VAS ~ efaaesiss, igusis
sac yssslsblss A. ass - h'aga w ihs
a,issi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

hALta cLvH ibs kslsln hspubll,
esa elub has Fellsa w nssdy ilsoa
sand nlsabsis sna u ihs aiesliss nssi
headsy sgsaiaH will slss sisitiepsi
naslnlsls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
Have you Read
Coins Financial
School" 25c, Also
up to Date" 25c
For Sale by F. s.
Dearborn, Book
seller.
Tenting

on the old camp ground or on a new
camp ground isn't much fun II you
have a leaky old tent that keeps every
thing wet all the time. We've just
opened lot OF 50 and S7-lnch drills,
n and 4O.lnch wagon ducks In several
grades. striped tent and awning ducks,
and fancy awning ticks which we'd be
glad TO show you. You can make q
TENT for = low price now. These svvau
never were as cheap.
II. H0LVERsON a 90.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

hIA DoLLAhA 4 1os Hay ~ RlI
kinds and IN any quantity, Gall NJ
Brewster A Whites feed storr,sl Court
street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

VIII hHKY VIII tsslsia held bsg
snnnal Foas sh0s7 Of eoufas sins vlli
snd siFss bsldss too, II ths psas9n slil
laTniit
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

fsw PASS, Az vill hsys q ohsnos
~ hssT ons ~ ihsl.masl slos asDi
plsaahsfs on ihs rarifle oossi, tbs iion,
~ T. hsIllsy, nveday nofninR sud
sysnins ~ ihs unlied Iifsibfsa ollspsl.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
Children cry for
Pitchers CastoTla.


VVuni| fItasAIsTN hptltFi
holies u husby sifFp ilsi ! bsFs
Hisasy oH hspa ~ psy sli easnly ssl'
IsRis Faaoisea ~ kDgsmbsg ., lbga
isisHsi sill siap VA issls iiein asis "
ihls noiies
rAlfs $50 n ihyt.
jAF alhlp,
iaauiy fisssufsii
eaH Mafias fssHHiy, OifsasI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

WOULD Nor BELIEVE IT.-H We
told you how many persons dined II
our lunch counter Thursday you wouiC
be surprised. Each and every visitor
speaks in the highest terms of our II
cent meals. .-Kenworthy d Barnett.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

A sUHDAY kEcREATI0s. III you
want 10 have an enjoyable time Sun.
day, take advantage of ths steamer
Altona's excursion 10 Independence
and return. Round trip. 90 cents. The
boat gill leave salem sl 4 a. nl., 2.sO
o. ni. aud $50 o. m. lygt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

skss 49, ssss sss 81 ssif ~ fsa.sis
whss - Nss ia,iia - siisa - as.sis
49, 80 i,saa's s,as - ssss ~ iassssa
49, - ~ elaAlfs. - ssss fssis i'sassss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
assrm ASD plLIOw oAsn-

~" HW fH|H" HHH''ffff "f|fH'|
NJ hsys ~ hssa ales nsss ~ sass
iIns ~ Wshs llasla " blssellsa sna
9nplsssilsa 4 Y SAD n gs,as vlas
flllep mnslls iass ii,g nshi siaih
= ssa ~ lRei,ss wlas
Waits ll9llls a. slsesNl nes ilpa
1l ~ a. ~ sseh
iaaas sleflslas isissi lWpssisilsis,
80 n . ~ talf
Fsftnas $50 y o. ~ l,sif
49, fiesaas leNssi lflssa
fsll so sss ~ lealaeif
WILLIS uihia A ~
NMnsa alspls1 lhlg sssk
i,sees sna fphfaasis ~ plssss sli
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

inE nHKAa FAAloAA a, hepi
Isopgisiof ~ ihs o. q. nsws stand 70
nllinH W ag lss egeew psFlof ~ eegs
nsailan wlih hls eooisaii0nsTy siays.
hs wlll ~ plaassd " hass hls lglsaas
esll ~ Ne w olsaia vlli ~ llis l.ssl IN
lLs alll.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

HfAlt 40 OHi1. Du4Dg I.ia.g.
iittH fDthI4. -
ifaut ! thfHfg aiasff aaih tlat
' iiis HfHi'if psfi sff "A ihs Hfa Df
ipfefY a ~ daas laslGa~s la
iit tiif A tsiflg. NiHliy And stst.
si''ifssla. sta ibsi asll nfm sll 80
go ssiii " ebf hssafri dalsn ~
80 y siid sftfg easf u rsisffh ilsi 80
-, 49, =, eyisq ~ li,s sss " tale "a
fHAah CHfsHg.
Hseip ~ lff8it 49, snd ssi.es,i..a
~, 4 70 lss ~ F" ''''''''
AW nlHAsas.
-. h'aslg fablie
Hs'ls alaffh igff = istfn lsisfnsll,
ti'N e. ~ enefilT eH ilt lsssi and n.tf
,..,. .tiifsts 4 iiif flsifia hfna f.f
- iHtHf et'o, Iaisis. a
~ a'i'a ~ aissslsis. Iar "
-. Children cv foT
Pitchers osstona.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoTla.

a iiEh Liver
uspaily hss slad hgsT D. h bll.
',ilfi tDnslisdsd, has ind lRfsilpu snd
dgfislela. ~ ihFfr 10 30 nfHaule
bDYu's igs ds'sfs ~ Fafls Fufe fur
~ i9ns hiiu ~. fafks' huus lbn
. if nhlg hfff sn9 hlanfy sufr 80
sell nn iHielllff FpsfaAiss rns
sl.yl hila ~ lavhp a hnsiks ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

Fancy hair pine ehsap, ~ The New
fnfh Racket
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

Call and see the new lot of goods
just received at The New York Racket
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18
OHg WsIIsala

htlns 4 l,lfn1 figsH ihsi ! hsff ~
seed feHas snliliasbiF NJ lht ~ fiifiii
~ sil balfsHN ~ liis iilf "A aslftli
aisHs ~ 49, NfNfiel fusaf Hna 'ti
a'feslN SOS Felau uaf1 int
iHifffsi ril aeasF ~ ssiH ssifsiiis
nsHi 800 aiitS fsiF ~ iiiis hifiinf
~ haAtfnhii
nslsss Ne, q iee 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

llf. tgies Cisaas iiakiAs b'ss asf
wsslss ; T.ls lllsAssl Avsa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-18

fifusi commissioner.
Aiso kosp TIE gutter clean. 6slO.d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
NO COMPULSORY VACCINATION.
The Aldermen Defeat the Ordinance
Situation on the Ecscrvation.

There will he no compulsory yaccina-
,lon in Richmond. At the sp cial meet
ing Of the Board OF Aldermen last night
the vote on concurring IN tho action ot
the Council In passing the compulsory
ordinance and tho resolution appropri-
atiug 500 TO carry It. into effect. stood.
Ayes - Meesrs. Starke. liardvicke,
Gray. and King.
-Messre Boykin. Blake. Mann;
Vaughan, Moore. Mitchell, White ana
the rrc>ilent-S.
Mr. Boykin led the opposition. taking
thn erouud that he did not believe there
was any reason to fear mat the Shaii-
box would get - Richmond. ani that II
il dii be would doubt the risnt OF the
Council 10 send special doctors INTO lam
Ufo- nrqf~et their wills.
Chief Bradby, Of the Pamunkeys ac-
kuo,I.G,-~ tn- receipt p. +hpi".-
,bn suTsrcrs from several sources. but
there ia still great need that provisioh|'
cI.fhirg and fuel be sent - the SER
walton. The Dispatch VIII continue u
receive contributions Of money Tor inc
sufferers. 80 -. .....,,
resolutions that as far as IN" law tI-
rrifs The hoard % regulate the mater
,hc southern Railway Company are IL
r,rtol L. discontinue st.p.lUS ulcI'
trains 1t Lester Manor and me lioI-
unfU i'm the opinion ~ the board anu
tha local sanitary authorities. the dahEef
Of the smallpox being spread by the
trains has passed ....,,to, t.
ri. situation upon the reservation ~
ituur.viug. 50 far as the disease Is c-ii,
r1rn.I. There have been no Ne" cases
since Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
THE RIVER IS QUITE HIGH.
Travel Suspended on the Janes-i;iver
HrnnrlI-Ihc CnnhitiOns Here.

ne ilNtI '''''''"'' - ''H' '"i''4' w.
to-day. and l. higher here than AZ any time
sine. IN. frosh.t Of lNSl. and Will It has
49,, 49,. a.. ..,,. ..,.t1. r,il. 1,,,,,s
'''' E'' No"' '''' INV '''','-7
The probabilities are thtt the streets IN
the vicinity of the Oli Market viii pres Mt
Venetian aspect this morning.
All of kockctts old field IS COycrad Il with
water. and the lower hoors of many Of
thc houses in that locality are COW rel.
The warehouse Of the Virginia NAVIGATION
Company is completely subm ret4, ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
MAlN-sTREeT IMPROVEMENT.
The London and Liverpool and Globe In.
surancn EulldlnR.

Tho liverpool AMI LQnioa anil Gl,le
Insurance Company's building. 10. ~
east Main street. has been recently. a
a heavy expense, renovated, remol lle f
and enlarged. AMI !s now one u ths
handsomest anl mott convenient olHc,
structures IN the city. \ suhstan
brick addition has been erected ir trs
rear, the ventilation improved. AMI "A
hardwood finish introduced throughout
The Old basement omcs-tenants have
moved back INTO their quarters. which ar.
as clean ana brisnt as paint anI ,arnish
can make them. Tho company's orlrs
proper. which is on tho FIRST noar aictt
tho basement. has been oyerhauiod. a
handsome panellcl ceiling introduced.
ami m. Hight 8ri yentltlon mad, an
that could b. desired. The two stories
above are most conveniently arrAnreI
for offices. single or in suites: each Hoor
IS supplied With laVatorI0a AMI Oh, cN-
pense has been spared O. make the
plumbing perfect. IN ue lobby ~ the
steps leading % the upper floors are l.,-
ter-hoXes aul call bells flr each room.
All tine work IN tho building has been
done ~ith a solUty sI.a suyo NJ the
company that owns The structure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12

OLD DOMINION RkCE-TRACK.
Excitement Caused by the We!chiDG of
the Hon. -. y. Walters.

WASHfNGTON. January 1l.-Consldnr-
able excitement Wa. caused al the Oh
Dominion track to-day by the welchiuS
Of the Hon. Il. T.. Walters, the prOprie-
tor. 4 local man who was highly recon-
meulel to the association is SAID TO have
Won heavily on four races, but WAS not
to be- found when IL was time TO n on
tho ffth. TIL association made good the
S5iS outstanding.
". Popr bid up Mask to SIaJ. Kentucky
Lady, who was running IN easy thri In
the last race, fell just before leaving, the
wire. but Jockey Gfegor came Cp smiling.
All the races We're again run out of the
chute. although the track is rapidly dry
First race-four and one half furlongs--
Ida H.. Is Ia - won, E0lOna II. second.
Imp. The Dude third Time, lD2i2.
Second race-ilye furi0ngs Classic q to
- won, Irene second, caroyen third.
Time. l99.
Third race-nve furlongs-Iiis Grace o2's
10 - won. Joyeuse second, Jurl third.
Fourth I'i race-five furlongs-Gorman q to
- won. Lyeum second, Tioga third. Time.
Fifth racc-nvc furlongs Mask g to ,
won. Hewitt second. DriZzle third. Time,
CRECENT-CGTY TRACK.
NEW ORLEANS. January IA good
programme AMI sunny weather drew 2Jp
people 10 'he Cresc Mt City Jockey club 5
track to-day. The racing was fair and
tre talent came out at the big end,
only two fayorites being beaten.
First race-thrcc quarters OF mile,
purs--Kindora g To- y won. Lester Sc
conI. Belle Stout thirl. Time. l.2j'..
Second race-thrc" quarters of mile
purs,-OlQ Dominion q ID - won, Fran~
ci4 Pope second, FoOtrunner third. Time.
Third racc-ilye eighths Of a mile, sell
lng-Esadlua Il to - won. Ludlow Sc
conI. Luke Parks third. Time. ll0'e.
Fourth race-seyen cighths Of mile,
selling-Alethia Allen q t. - won, Giec,
some second. Holgson third. Time.
l:gi4.
rim race-three quarters Of mile,
purse-John Cycha % 10 y won, Siicah
second. Sid Reed third. Time l.2ji4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-12
TWO FINE LECTURES LAST NIGHT.
Professor Thorn 10 the 4. i. '. A. ana
Mr.. Meredith at Richmond College.

4 large and appreciativc audience as
esrhled last night I'm the Hall OF the
House Of Delegates on the occasion of
the inauguration Of the series Of lee
tures On Virginia history t) be given
during the winter and spring under the
auspices Of the Association for the Pre-
scr.a,ion of Virginia Antiquities.
IN" speaker Of the evening was Pro
fess0r William Taylor Thorn. Of Balti-
more. who was gracefully introduced hy
Mr. T.. y. Valentine. Professor Thom
commenced hts remarks by a uihute TO
The ladies' Of the association and H."
good work they have done. H. stated
tl1' h. would discuss the early diScove-
ri,s what was thought II them In Eu-
rope. and why Spain and France failed
in what England succeeded in doing.
~. then gave am account Of the physical
aut"ccarnts Of columbus. how the cru
stirs produced trade brtwc.n tn" East
and Italy. and how m intercourse with
china I'm the thirteenth century was r"-
ueHhcf.d Centuries aftcrN ards, and
gave rise 20 the visions OF wealth which
induced the voyages Of the fourteenth
century: how. after the fall II Coustdn-
tnoplr i'm li.'. Italy WAS Obliged to turn
- the Atlantic for commerce
He gave in an exceedingly graphic ana
pleasant way illustrated 10y sJcfcopu-
con views Of charts. maps. &cD an ac-
count Of the carly voyages Of IN, i"r-
tu@ucse Sp1niaris. French, an1 English
aui gas" resume of the various views
held a. 20 tn. shape ~ the world.
Professor Tnlm showed clearly that II
wa~ believed 1T tho ti,uc that Nespuciu-
had discovered a different LAND from That
which Columbus Dad found. and thai
thrr, is no reason is tho charge ihat ht
robbed the latter of hi- due Glory.
I'm conclusion. the speaker told the
story of the French set W,ut In Am"ii-
cl. arl gave the reasons for the failure
ef the Sianilrls HNI French. and the
liz.