davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
LADIES MEET AND ORGANIZE.
Mnp Out Preliminary Plans for m
Exhibit ut the atlanta Exposition.

There was a joint meeting at the Exc
cutive Mansion yesterday Of the Board
of Lady Managers for Virginia for the
Cotton States and International EXPOSE
ton and the Colonial Committee for
this Commonwealth. There were present
Nesdames Lucy Preston Beale, of Buch-
anan. ~ l.. Heneberger, Of Harrison
burg: Mr.. G. &. McPhan, Of Richmond;
Mrs. Charles r. OFerrdll, as the repre-
sentative Of Mrs. W j. Johnson, or
Richmond OF The board. and MesdameS
HUGH Nelson PAGE, Of Norfolk. and Mary
Stuart Smith, Of the University Of Nir-
ginia. from The Colonial Committee.
The principal object Of the meeting
was 10 organize and map out plans FOR
accomplishing the work the ladies' nave
undertaken. Mrs. Lucy Preston Beale
was elected president and treasurer and
Mrs. A. l.. Heneberger was chosen wee
president. Mrs. Beale at once took the
chair. and Mrs Smith acted as secre-
tary.
on motion. the president was requested
10 visit Atlanta some time this month
I'm order 70 ascertain what is necessary
tn be done hy The board. and what
space I'm the Woman's Building VIII be
assigned 20 Virginia.
The matter of raising funds was as
cuSsel al some length ana III Ndo d1l'''
that this should be done as the ladies'.
individually. Deem best. Many Of them
propose To secure money 10y getting UP
entertainments for the benefit OF the
Virginia board.
\ resolution providing FOR the uniting
Of the board and the Colonial Com
mittee. with the consent Of the Governor.
was passed.
motion was made and unanimously
adopted asking the Governor 70 appoint
Mrs OFerrall a member Of the board.
His Exccllency. who was present. stated
that the body. as constituted could only
have eieht members. and there were no
vacancies. ami he could not, therefore.
appoint Mrs. O'Ferrall.
The body then directed the secretary
10 write 10 the Atlanta autnorities re-
questing that Mrs. O'Ferrall be placed
on the board.
Miss Clara Bell Palmer. who vas In at
Tendance. assured the ladies that she
would give them an the assistance She
could I'm their undertaking. Shc was
Virginia's representative in the Musical
Congress Of the Worlds Fair. and viii
represent the State in similar capacity
at Atlanta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
utD RVN AWAY FROM HOME.
The SON Of am Atlanta Lawyer
Picked 10 Ecrc-poiicc Court.

4 white boy about Il years of age.
who gave his name as Paul Anderson,
Of Atlanta. and said he had run away
from home. was arrested by Sergeant
brooks ~ the Second District. Wel:,s-
day night In the Police Court yester-
day De- was sent TO jail 10 await mes
sage from his father, Mr. j. \. Anderson.
am attorney in Atlanta. Later Sergeant
Han got "A telegram for the boy from his
father. stating that he could get q ticket
home on application % Mr j. NJ. Bcall,
the Son.'eru railways passenger agent
in this city. When the telegram was
received the boy had gone TO jail, and
Sergeant Han went down and got him
ana escorted him Co the train.
When ;he iad WIS searched a pistol was
found In his pocket he said this was
tie second time be had run away from
home The first time he went to CHAT
tanooga. Tenn.
The case of George Burch alias India.
charged with stealing $40 from tie
person OF Hannibal Rudy. was continued
until next Wednesday.
Mary Miller tcoiored was sent 10 Jail
for ninety days Tor stealing a lot OF
flowers. the property OF l.. r. Miller.
William Jones. Alice Toney. Alfred
Jackson. and Julia Lee mll colorcd) were
each uuod $50 and costs Tor misdemeanor.
Jackson paid his fine and the o.hais were
renaudcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
Property Transfers.

Richmond George Bannistcr TO Robert
Hili. Jr stock Of goods. hstu-ss. etc,
az 40. 10 Governor street. and other per-
sonal property 500.
Anna : Nelson 90 Catherine T. Jen-
nings. interest IN certain lot near Mosby
street 500.
Catherine Wil!inms0n's trustee 10 Anna
s Nelson and Catherine Jennings, the
above property. 500
Henrico: Harry s. Lee and others 10
Bertram Springbrook Celery Company.
2IS l-2 acres near Bosher's dam and 81
acres adjoining. $S.UV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
Az INsTaLNENT HOUSE FAILS.
James Woodnii Assigns with LA
Utilities of RIO ODU--Tha Creditors.

James Woodall. instalment furniture
dealer al no. 90 east Broad street
made an assignment yesterday TO VII
liam -. McCrary. trustee Liabilities are
placed AT $1,000. and assets not given. The
trustee IS TO take immediate possession.
and to s n the property conveyed Al pup
lie auction. save the accounts, chooses ~
action. etc, which he shall collect as
speedily as possible The creditors are
divided into three classes. as follows
First. Trustees commissions al per
cent. cost Of executing deed; ;. NJ. Page
500. for professional services.
Second Mrs Elizabeth WOoGal. S5.Vpo.
borrowed money.
Third. Ah other creditors ratably
Mr. W00dall assNns as the cause OF
his fcaore the stringency OF money ana
inability TO collect bills as they are due
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
r,o Much Rain to 60.

oylnq 70 the inclement weather the
C,eoqranhicaI and Historical Society OF
Richmond College has postponed us an
mai excursion. which was artahsed
for Friday. May 81. 70 Yorktown VIA
the West Point and Baltimore BOAT
line. ..,o,,r u.,,
..,sao,.or "a have the excursion at an
III, da,a when the clouds have rolled
ayav " THE friends of the society ana
a. co,leee who anticipated making this
trim viii be notified as to future plans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

further ordered and decreed that the IN
junction granted July IL. 1892. by the
Judge Of the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
be perpetuated. but without prejudice TO
the rights OF those entitled to the bene-
fits OF the deed Of trust executed by the
appellants TO George j.. Gary. trustee,
to require the trustee therein named or
any substituted trustee 20 advertise the
property for sale. or TO proceed other
WISE a : they may be advised. TO enforce
the said deed, and that the appellants re-
cover their costs in this court and In
the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county.
OTHER BUSINESS.
Campbell Company vs.. Angus & Co.
From Circuit Court OF Powhatan county.
Affirmed. Judge Rely delivering opinion
WITT. Beidler a. co. vs. Fits. From
Circuit Court OF orange. Reversed, Judge
Buchanan delivering opinion.
Rlson VS.. Moon. Petition for rehearing
denied.
Vass VS.. Commonwealth. Writ Of error
refused
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
". town Of Wytheville Writ OF error
refused.
Good ys. Atkins. Appeal refused.
Dickinson vs.. Gibson. Appeal refused.
Apperson v. Mckinney IL Brother. APP
peal refused.
Bradley vs.. O'Leary. Writ Of error re-
fused
Clary vs. Blakemore. Appeal refused.
Scott vs.. Doran. Appeal refused.
Commonwealth V. Myer. Supersedeas
awarded.
Slocum VS.. Compton. Writ OF error
awarded. .,
Matthews vs.. Traders Bank. Writ Of
error awarded.
Writ.of Error Awarded.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals of VIZ
gnia yesterday awarded a writ OF error
and supersedeas to the Hastings Court
OF the city Of Richmond in the case OF
the Commonwealth against Myer. This ~
a cas-. In which Myer, the representative
OF a Rhode Island sOapmanuiactory, vas
indicted for peddling sOapine from house
to house here. An act of the Legislature
imposes a license OF $50 upon such agents
when representing concerns outside the
State OF Virginia. and Judge witt. OF
the Hastings Court. decided that IT Is
contrary TO the Constitution OF the United
States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

UI.-LIABlLITIES.

process Of includ-
al tel and
Of losses F?I.s -
tla
- , at, losses ............... lIsS
received
m
sit3i cor,utal above Carried ouO ....
borrow me
PIE ana against due
~, due aimite
broker"
liabilities IS
Total amount
and ALL
,.cprG ATE AMOUNT INCLUDING PAID -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
,IrDGE KEITHS CLOSING.

judge Keith. who prepared the opinion
in the case. concludes by saying; I'VE
are therefore of opinion that the decree
nj the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield dis
solving the injunction should be reversed.
and this court proceeding TO enter such
decree as the Circuit Court OF Chester
1eld ought 10 have entered, II Will be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
OUR TOURISTS MEET.
First Convention Of Virginia Division,
TIP. A., Held Here Yesterday.
TWO SESSIONS ron BUSINESS.
Lower Mileage Rates nnd Other
Subjects Discussed Important
Choscn-sEccchcs at the banquet.


Tho Initial convention or Virginia i''
vision OF the Travellers Protective Aeso-
,.to, was hold in tho ae.er,llv hail a
. g,,.,..,.o. - f,.,.,..... ,..aier,lav
..,..,,,,...s
"''' "' h''"' ''""'' '' '"'
banquet was tend rel tAc Visiting 1.'0
...fes at the Imper!aI Hotel last night.
-ft. co,y.,t.,, ,y.e o business one
.....c~e az
''''" N"'"'' anu ID ""'''.' 1.-
l.'i''''"'' were "'''''..'' we '..r.,ta.
'''s -' l......,t,,l.
were appointed 'o ihr h"i.'''''
which meets ncNt month DOB san N"''''
W.N and r.uch that ~ misses to it-'''
......., WAS done.
b'i.''..'Nt TOD ' .rf.I
president D. $ 'N''''.'
thn convention f0 order at ID " 'i''N' "'.
mad. Ga f.Y introductory f.uiN3' "'
... ,.e.+.r. delegitcs
""i,' q. "'' AZ fo..uh
g. tn's city. BE- th'n 'h''
N.".r.t..r ~ Post a. O. i.' '.'"i''
~ Cansoh was introduced,
.....i.r..s az the body
ana 'I''' '. -------------
WITH prayer
Nr Nru.rste.n. boz lriff a4'It''' s.'
t.-.r ami ry.ll.usf ts, aims a-l objects
- 80 tt. rsorlseufstiro
%. .,t.t.h h.
i.F'.''..r 8,
..ii. W.l ue he'd annually hereafter lie
........I dis tails lr doolar.ns the con-
,+..1 g.,. ofssuz.l and roIdy for
l..I...
rrl- f,rrretrt.e PRESENT
.,-...t. lo,,-
ih. .n'N'''. r.,
posed ~ Ne.ss. X. w "-iiin'I' ''l a.
Richmond. a.. ~. Owen, t'ot j. - 'l'"-
l.r< and ID ssrs. MOTHS j. Mf .i'. i"..
.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
II.-ASSETS.

,rcor->r or BONDS UNITED STATES AND OF THIS
STATE AID OTHER STATES MD ALSO OF toNls 1uITE
THIS STATE AND OF ALL
BONDS AND STOCKS OWNED ABSOLUTELY BY THE COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
I.-CAPITAL

Whole actually paid up in cash. outstanding h m a5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
The banquet Last Night.

meeting should be held in Danvlllc ana
~ $50 O'Clock the body aGlournel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

(rssupBY PUBLIC AccorsTs OF ESTATE
THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21
WHEEL AND COMPASS.
The Pretty Gift to Captain W. G. Leale
From the San Quentin School
Children.

Captain W. G. Leale of the steamer Car
oline was treated to genuine surprise yes
terday morning. The Caroline plies be-
tween San Francisco and San Quentin and
no man is better known or more popular
on the water front than her owner, Captain
Leale. About two weeks ago he gave an
excursion to the children of the San Quen-
tin district school, and yesterday the little
ones presented him with a substantial
token of their gratitude.
Shortly after the Caroline docked at San
Quentin the captain was asked to go up to
the school. The giggling of the children
and evidence OF suppressed excitement
told him that something was up, but he
was quite unprepared for the little scene
which followed.
Miss Jennie Powers, the teacher, on be-
ma vigator with a handsome gold locket.
In the center was a tiny compass set in a
ships wheel, and on the reverse side was
an appropriate inscription, and accompany
ing the gift was memorial to which were
attached the names of the scholars The
signers were Johnnie, Annie, Mamie,
Gertie and Katie King, Leonard, Stella and
Lizzie O'Connor, Adolph Klase, Eugene
Sullivan, Claude Haskins, Arnold Hunt,
Ella Mann, Ellen Kelly and Fred and Bruce
Jameson.
Captain Leale tried to respond in his
usual happy strain, but failed to do him
self justice for once, and compromised on
promise to take the children on another
excursion.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21
COAL FROM THE LUNGS.
Several Tons of 1t Breathed Out in 3
Lifetime.

We breathe oxygen in and coal out. Experi-
ments show that eight ounces troy of solid car
bon are given off by pair OF human lungs ey-
cry "a hours. That would be 81 tons in life
OF as years. What would that amount of car
bon be worth in the form of diamond? dia-
mond is pure carbon.
The price of diamonds concerns yery few
people, but the condition of the lungs is a mat
ter OF supreme Importance in this season of
changing weather. Unless the lungs be strong
they cannot expel the carbon A cold attack
ing them directly weakens them.
Any depression, though it seems to affect
only one organ, must be overcome by bracing
the whole body. For this purpose the doctors
prescribe stimulants
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky is highly priced by
the medical profession, because it rouses the
latent energy of the body, creates keen appe-
tlte, and is invigorating and nerve-soothing.
II the use OF 1t were followed by an injurious
reaction, the doctors would not commend it.
The fact is, that Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky
stimulates the organs to do their work prop
erly, so that ell ground gained is held
Hence, 1t is standard medicine; house
hold remedy OF proven value. 1t is especially
useful In the spring to fight those obstinate
colds that so often develop into pneumonia
and bronchitis.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21
FIELD OF SPORT.
Olympic Swimming Tournament-Busi-
ness House Wheel

The swimming tournament of the
Olympic Club will be held this evening,
and the ones who will be early on hand so
as to procure good seats can expect to wit
ness first-class sport.
On Sunday, the 26th inst, the wheelmen
of the business houses will hold a relay
race over the San Leandro course, starting
at 10 A. NJ. sharp. The following are the
houses and the wheelmen who will repre-
sent them: The Neustadter Bros team
will be composed OF J. II. Ballin, NJ. Bal
lin, F. Webster. F. Hoeg and a. Mahoney.
Levi Strauss & Co. team-H. Fischer, ].
Waterman, G. James, A. Mains and j. F.
Cunningham.
Tillman, Bendel & Co.'s team-H. Mar
tens. A. Ho.Iing. E. Haller, W. van der
Leith, Herman Bendel Jr.
Dunham Carrigan & Co.'s team-H. F.
Coffin. ]. s.. Egan, w. A. Scott, J. R.
Knight and w. A. Landry. Redington &
Co.'S team is rot completed yet The race
promises to be the most exciting thing on
earth and there can be no such thing as
doubling that all worlds records will be
knocked into smithereens on this great
business wheeling occasion.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21
AN HEIR IN HARD LUCK,
Worth Sixty Thousand Dollars
and Tapping Beer
Barrels.
How the Horse Shoe Club Holds
High Revel on Washington
Street Wharf.

The Horseshoe Club was out in force on
Washington-streetw wharf yesterday morn
ing soon after the arrival of the Stockton
steamer Each MEMBER OF the club carries
a can and horseshoe The latter is for
the purpose of opening the patented
bungs on beer barrels and the cans are to
hold the DRAWINGS of the keg, with which
the club holds high iinks on the wharf
Yesterday morning there was full as
semblage of the club with all kinds of
horseshoes and nearly every variety of
cans. Special Officer Hayes was kept busy
dispensing the crowd, though he said it
went against his heart to do so
1.-THE hop water is meat and drink to
some of the poor DEVILS" said the officer,
"but they remove the iron bungs and the
boys throw them overheard. Then the
brewery men kick"
about 30 years of age, poorly clad, with
several weeks growth of struggling beard
on his pinched and drawn face, came
siding up to the kegs.
There's one of them,'' said HAYES.
"Only year ago that unfortunate fellow
was a sprightly young teamster, and on
Sundays he was bowling swell, and look
at him nova broken-down wreck, beer
taper. I'll call him over and you can
talk to him."
In response to call from the officer the
walking wreck shaped his course SO that
the full glare of his olfactory beacon
shone on the officer, and the next moment
he dropped anchor alongside of Hayes
The latter questioned him and drew out
his history. His name, he said, was
Thomas Edward Brady, and he was heir to
an estate in Ireland worth 100000.
why don't you go home and get it p"
queried Hayes.
Think I'm fool?" retorted Thomas
Edward. "Do you think I'm going to give
them Jews half the money to get It? Not
much. They know me. They've got nv
photograph and they know I'm the right
man. A lawyer dug me up some months
ago and he takes me to the English Con-
sui. Not this English Consul, but the
one what went out. He gives me 500
and my passage to the old country. I
started for home and got as far as the Oak
land mole, when l meets a hobo. Well, |
ain t too proud to talk to any one. even If
l have got money, SO l tells this hobo
what was doin'. You look out for them
fellers,' he says to me; they're pretty fly.
Don't you sign no papers,
well, took his advice, and when the
lawyer came to the train with a big roll of
papers for me to sign | says, Here, this
don't go, you can't put up no job on
me-"
Ibid you read the papers?' asked HAYES.
nantly.i 81 wasn't going to be bunkoed.
l expect a remittance next Tuesday. Is
the beer all gone, Mr.. Hayes? Yes; well,
so long, II see you Tuesday" and giving
his overalls hitch and his fragile over.
coat an extra hug he sauntered up the
dock whistling You Can't Lose Me
Charley
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21
Following are to-day's entries: !:

First race, three-quarters of mile. selling,
non-winners-Jerome 112, imp. Ivy 102,
Queen of Scots 80, st. Patrick 1O3, The Drum
mer lo3, Prince Devine 10l, The King 1O6.
Democrat 1O3. Ichi Ban 103, Connaught los,
Little Tough 103.
Second race, eleven-sixteenths of mile, sell :
ing-Fly 103, Middleton 102, o. Bee 102, Alaric
9S, Venus 80, Hueneme "a. Carmel 112. San
Luis Rey 103, Julia Martin flly 81, My Sweet
heart 81, Morgan & lO3, Lodi 102, Reno 108,
Fleetwood 80, 6oledad 102, Outright 81, Tobey
30, Mt. Carlos 106
Third race, about three-quarters of a mile,
selling-Inkerman 121, Myron 107, Mamie
Scott los, Donna Carlotta 80, Tom Clark 107,
McFarlane 107, Edgemount &c, Heartsease 80,
Gypsette gelding 81, Regent Jr. 110.
Fourth race, three-quarters of a mile, SELL
ing-Grand Lady 90, Fortuna 96, Boreas 97 Mt.
Air SO, Talbot Clifton 104, Banjo LOG, Nervoso
SO.
Fifth race, one mile, selling 96, by
Dy 80, Bernardo 103, Commission 80, Don
Caesar 81.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

Nick Hall cashed a good bunch of tickets
over the win of Tar and Tartar, but dumped q
good sized portion of his winnings back into
he books by Tin. Murphy's defeat.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

THE unequaled strength of the Royal, as
certified by the highest baking powder au-
thorities, makes it the cheapest to use
even at higher price than others.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

While owned by W. OBJ. Macdonough but
;wo mares were bred to Sinfax, the stockily
quilt Veragua beng one of the get.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

Ed Purser backed his horse Red Glenn
heavily around the ring, and it was fortunate
hat the flag fell TO a struggling start, for with
4 better senGof Del Norte would have landed
he money.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

: Among the string that will shortly sport By
Holly's Glenn coiors will be Melanie, Florence
0ickey, two-year-old by Montana out of
susilade's Last, and possibly El Rayo, who it
thought will again stand training.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

Good start. Won driving. Time, 1:421a. Win
ner, b. e., by Glen Elen-Red Girl
Betting: Red Glenn to 5. Royal Flush to s,
Roma 10 to 1, Del Norte to l, Garcia 10 TO l.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

A Dundee (Scotland) man is working on
flying built on the bicycle plan.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

Good start. Won handily. Time !: IA. Win
ner, CHI M, by Prince of Norfolk-Etta W.
Be ting: Rose Clark y to 5, Linville s TO l. Olivia
IL to j, Prince 20 TO /, Huntsman 5 to !. Edna NJ
IL TO ], st. Elmo 20 TO /, The Drummer 20 10 /.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21
JOHN DAYS RESORT.

IN THE BANKS OF EEL RIVER, THE
~ finest trout stream in the State, miles from
Potter Valley, Mendocino Co.; round trip 50 75
from s. F.; terms $6 to 81 per week; plenty milk,
fresh butter and eggs; the hunting in this locality
is the best In the State. For further particulars
address JOHN DAY, Potter Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

The clever lightweight rider, Charley Weber.
aas returned TO California. having asked for
,is release from the Santa Anita stable, and
ode his first race on Spry Lark in the two. year
BID event. He was unfortunate in getting
lway last of the bunch, but finished a good
fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

Council Building. Portland, Or.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21
SARATOGA SPRINGS. LAKE COUNTY. CAL.

f'HE HEALING POWERS OF THESE
= waters are something wonderful: sulphur, soda,
IRON, magnesia; good fishing and hunting; accom-
mooations first class; rates SO per week and up
ward: large hard-fnish rooms en- suite Address J.
CONNER, Bachelor p. o., Lake County, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

SAN FRANCISCO, May 20, 1895.
QOS FIRST RACE-A bout six furongs; sell
OZO. ing: three-year-olds and upward: purse
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-21

Qe)E SECOND RACE-Four and half fur
OAO. longs; madens; twoyear-olds; purse $500.
Ind. Horse. weight, iocKey. st. " Str Fin
sss sss SsssSsn ss4sSsi e 7easSl z e
9l0 Walter ], 107 (1Iinrichs)..l Al 81 81
S96 Elsie, 104 (I, Lloydl........ 4 81 81 AZ
sl0 spry Lark. lO9 &c. Weber)..S Sc 43 Sh
s2o ss2o CITY Girl, lol Peoples) IS ss a ~
9l0 Phyllis, 100 (H Smth) .....7 7s g 8
Good start. Won cleverly. Time :67 Win
ner, b. c. by Sinfax-Partisana
Betting: Veragua to i. Cardwell TO l. Walter
J z to 2, Elsie 8 to i, Spry Lark IL to s. Dancing
Girl to /, City Girl SO 10 /, Instigator to i,
Phyllis $50 to 1.
0O7 THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: selling.
CIt. three-year-olds and upward; purse $500.
Ind. Horse weight. jockey. st. IA Str. Fin.
(s99)Tar and Tartar, 106 (sloan)..4 2f 2s III
(9l2)Morven, 104 (Hinrichs) .....3 IL IL 26
als Miss Ruth. 93 &c. Jones)......1 81
Good start Won driving. Time, 1:171a. Win
ner, br. g., by Hindoo- Brambaletta.
Betting: Tar and Tar,ar to s, Morven to 2,
Miss Ruth TO l. May Day 25 TO l.
600 FOURTH RACE About Six furlongs;
$500.
Ind Horse weight, jockey st. IL Str Fin.
(sld) Arnette, s3 tE Jones, .........2 l% y L
9l2 Man ell, 106 (chevalier) IS IS 2h
ts0slTim Murphy, IFS (Hinrlchs).4 % 20 3fs
lSlS)Inserman, 1o3 (H. Smith)...-1s
Good start. Won easily. Time, l:13. Winner,
ch- f., BY imp. Midlothian-FiIena.
Betting: Annette 8 10 /. Manteil 6 to /, Tim
Murphy 10 5, Inkerman 40 to ].
900 FIFTH RACE One mile: selling;
CAO. tbree-year olds and upward: purse $500.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-04-12

WHEN EASTER CoMEs.-This year
it will he on next Sunday, the 14th of
April. A writer in the Boston Tran
script furnished that paper with the fol-
lowing clever rhymes which give the
reason of the ENJOYABLE nature of the
Easter feast" They should be taught
in the primary schools:
Thirty days has September"
Every person cain remember;
But to know when casters come
Puzzles even scholars some.
When March the twenty first is past
Just watch the silvery moon,
And when you see it full and round,
Know Easter'll be here soon.
After the moon has reached its full,
Then Easter will he here
The very Sunday after
In each and every year.
And if it hap OH Sunday
The moon should reach its height,
The Sunday following this event
Will be the Easter bright.