davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 2.-Speciai.--
The posse of men who left Jarretts STA
ton. on the Petersburg and weldon
railroad. Yesterday morning. TO search
for the negro Robert Ridley, who shot
ard killed Mr. Williams at mis- home III
Sussex county some days ago, returned
to Jarratts this afternoon.
They travelled through the counties vi
Sussex and Brunswick for distance OF
thirty-fve miles, but were unable to ma
the murderer. They did find, however,
In the house of a negro named Ge0rse
Washington, n gun which was ldentineu
nv Mr.. Joseph Shaw. one of the posse,
as that with which Ridley committed the
bloody deed.
The gun lis said to have been LETT with
Washington by Ridley, who Ia believed
to be in hiding somewhere IN Bruns-
wick county. The feeling against Rid
lev is very bitter in Sussex county.
Mr.. James A. Mullen, of Cumberland.
Md. State organizer for the Junior Order
United American Mechanics of Virginia,
arrived here this afternoon and was
extended n cordial reception by the mem
hers of the order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Nay,ar> and SIsyon ans in a Riot.

HAZELTON. PA. Jan. "a riot be-
tween Magyars and Slavonians took place
M Sheppton last night. IN which one
man was fatally injured. dozen others
dangerously injured. and two women
stabbed. Their names are Joseph Han
dyka, fatally stabbed lE the abdomen
Mrs. Andrew LsfankV, stabbed in The
breast: Mrs. Mary Lynota. arm lace
rated: steve Kodak. stabbed in the shoIl-
der: Michael Mandare. skull fractured.
The names Of the others are not obtain
able. About Seventy-men We're engaged
in the riot The hSh: started at HOff-
mans Hotel, where a number of uni
formed Slavs had assembled after u
parade attending the Greek church dedi-
cation. Inc Magyars ridiculed their
garb. and the tight followed. Fifteen
persons are under arrest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
kMlLL.POI ~ 1KTHBRN NICK.
II Has Near ' & isappeared- History Of the
Appear nee Of the hi. Ase.

HAGUE, VA. Jar. 2.-Special.-The
scare In this ana Richmond county about
colored women. sisters. came together
from Washington to their respective
homes, one near Machodoc, IN inns anu
the other near Farmers Fork, In Rlch-
Inond county. They both were soon SICK
with what was first pronounced pneu-
mona tnen as chicken-pUx, ana hnally
as smallpox. The house near here cat
Machodoc) was then quarantined. ana
q man who had previously had small
poX pat there 10 guard and nurse Tue
case. ,-,
There were nine in the family. The
woman and one child have died, ana
four or five others now have the dis
ease, but are getting better Before the
SMALLPOX had broken out "a NUMBER oI
colored persons had visited the SICK
woman. but over two weeks have passcI
there have been no further symptoms OF
the disease, and, as nearly every one
has been vaccinated IL is hoped that We
viii have no spread Of the disease.
from this section, who has resided for
some time in Washington, ID. C.. died
there of smallpox. Her physician (coi-
ored; 1t is said gave certificate OF
death by some harmless disease. and
her corpse WAS brought down on our
steamboat and landed on Ncmony
Creek on Saturday night; and carried to
Salem tcoioredD church. near Machodoc.
niett her friends sat up with the corpse,
and ION Mond; y carried It of some dis
tancePn buried il, no one knowing she
had had smallpox. That is the case re-
ported by he Surgeon General of the
United States as being carried TO Clarks-
Vile. Providentially. no one has taken
the smallpox from that case.
Several Of the schools were suspended
and the colored people have been keep
ing remarkably close at home, for them.
owing to the hard times and SMALLPOX
our Christmas has been rather quiet.
There have been very enjoyable Chist-
sale churches. The evangelist, Rev Mr..
sNakhews. of the Episcopal church, at
tracted large congregations 10 his meet
ings in our churches about here. and
was very much admired, and, IL Is hoped,
did much good
Rev. j. q. Rhodes, the new Methodist
minister, has made fine impression in
his opening ministry. and will doubtless
The open weather OF December set the
farmers to blowing. and a good deal of
land has been broken up for the next
corn crop. The wheat was generally seed
ed late. and does not look quite as well
as usual at this season.
Mr.. j. r. DePasSt Ss. of New York. with
some friends, spent his Christmas OH his
large estate. near here. and left on his
putting up q telephone line from his
wharf, on the Potomac. Sandy Point,
some twenty miles long. TO connect with
the Northern Neck telegraph line, at
Montross There will also be stations on
the line here and at AT. Holly AND pro-
badly at fuckers Hill. Nearly all the
poles are in place. and the line will
probably be In operation i'm a few weeks.
This gives us a desderatum long needed
and VIII enable us TO give YOU quicker
news
Nearly half the time our mails are a
day behind. and we are getting so used
TO II that few complaints are made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
4 LADY R'DLy BURNED
Mrs. Richard Sunnsliy, Of Ches en-, Per
hap. Farallv Injured.

PETERSBURG VA, Jan. 2.-Spec'al.-
Mrs. Richard Nunnally. residing at Ches-
ter, on the Richmond and Petersburg rail
road. was fr:ghtfuily and perhaps fatally
burned day or two ago. she had been
taking some Goals OF fire from he fire
place with which to kindie a fire n
stove and in turning around her clothing
became igDted from the fire place.
\ little son OF Prof. w. II. look. of
the Chester Female institute was very
seriously scalded a day or two since by
oyerturning mug OF boiling water.
Mg. LLLETr srHlCKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
Mr.. A. A. Elicit. a widely-known ct
zen of Chester, was stricken with paraly-
sis q day or so ago. and his condition is
considered very critical
An entertainment was given night or
two since by the young ladies OF the
Chester Female Institute for the be~eiit
OF the new Methodist parsonage al ches-
ter. quite a nice sum was realized
a few OF the gcnDemen friends of Rev.
J.. ". Battle. u. D., pastor of the First
Baptist church, presented that em"ca :
divine and his estmable lady on Christ
mas day with a handsome and costly sill
yer service as testimonial OF their high
regard AID esteem.
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
The Circuit Court Of Petersburg. Judge
". \. Hancock. nas been engaged to-day
hearing the case of Parrish. admin stra-
lcI, dSdilSt 'ilf sNl y. sNuS'tA oaii t''bAl-
ampton Railroad Company. This suit IS
10 recover damages 10 the amount OF
$1,000.
The Gockadc CITY Cycle Club enjoyed a
banquet at Clements cafe last night.
The sprs I'D was a very fine one.
Rev George Cooper. of Richmond, viii
PREF ch the annual sermon before the
baptist Young Peoples Union OF West
End Baptist church tomorrow night
1ne mean temperature for 1894 was 81 ;
total precipitation. As inches. total
snowfall, $40 inches; prevailing winds.
southwest.
The public schools. which have been
closed for the Christmas HOLIDAYS. re-
ooe., ed this mor-ing.
The Virginia Normal and Collegiate In
stitute also opened to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
sarsr,ou,s anrierer Confes.s,.

MEDORA, y. d., Jan. "A horrible
story Was told last night 20 the corOner's
jury concerning the death OF Ed. Sever
son, who was shot at Mark Wadsworth's
Ranch. December 2lst. Fred. Rochm, a
bright sixtecn-year-old boy, who has been
i'm custody several days. suspected OF the
murder. had made partial confession
10 Clerk OF Court Foley. Before the cor
oner's jury he made clean breast OF II.
and SAID his employer. Wadsworth. took
him In early dawn into a barn and prom
ise1 him s3.D 10 shoot Stevenson. fe told
aim wncn TO pull the trigger ard the
deed wss done. The story Aas 'lramat,c
ana told by the boy auiesly and clearly.
but he burst into tears when the climax
MAS reached. Wadsworth, him self blow
ed the boy. and denied the whole story.
Wadsworth Is partially psralysed. and
the boy says the old man could not pun
the trigger himself The prosecution be-
lieyes II has found motive In the claim
that Wadsworth owed Severson money
Wadsworth is under arrest on the charge
OF murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
LET IIBE "5PPoMIrTOx."
A Resolution To That + ff,ct Adorted by
Phil kearDey Post

y large and enthusiastic meeting of
Phil. Kearney Post, q. y. r., was held
last night.
The most important business transacted
was the adoption unanimously. of the
following.
Resolved. That in the opinion Of this
Post the change of the name of the post
ob.e near the point where the late war
bet,.een the States practically ended and
peace was restored TO our land. WAS at
least injudicioUs, that the name Sur
render bears no pleasing historical sig
nitcIhce or soilnd. while "AppOma'tDx'
will ring through the ages with Thermo-
polae. Waterloo and Inkerman; there
foe
Resolved. "a. Thai as veterans OF the
late war We earnestly hope the name
of Appomattox will be restored and the
historic spot be preserved in its identity
with an event which thrilled with glad
ness millions OF homes throughout the
land.
Resolved, Sd. That in the opinion OF this
Post there is no spot IN the country asso-
GATED with the events which gave TO
America the name she won by the yalor
OF her sons. which ought more certa'~ly
TO be preserved Ghan the spot where the
memorable capitulation of April 3. 1866,
was arranged and carried out; and TO
this end We hope the Congress OF the
ned States viii secure the site for the
establishment OF a great rational park.
EDGAR ALLAN.
Cha alan OF Committee.
The following officers were elected and
Installed:
Commander, 4. j. Burgess: Senior Vice
Commander. .IOha Maggie Junior Wee
Commander, Is. NJ. Sullivan Quarter
master. j. Il. Newell: Surgeon. Peter
Morton: Chaplain. Motley Morgan; q. -.
j. NJ. Davis: -. o.. George WOlcott; Adj
jutant W. X. lcldr-dge: ouar'ermaster
Sergeant. J.. q. Drew; Sergeant Major. J.
-. P-entis.
Woman's Relief Corps President. Mrs
Kate NJ. Russell. :. n. Mrs Wiley. j.
n. Mrs Manning: Treasurer, Mrs. Cook;
chaplain. O. G. fanler: Conductor. Mrs
Chaikley; Guard. Miss Burgess.
NJ. Skaller, leading retail dry goods
and grocery dealer at Louisville, Tenn.
assigned Yesterday. Assets 5000: l.abili-
ties $500. The creditors are Memphis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
WHITMAN CALLED BACK.
TIE BUNCOMBE FUGITIVE ARREST
ED IN CHICAGO.
A Libel Suit Decided by the Sup RENE Court
Rear Admiral Brown at Ashev'l'e.
Other North Carolina Mattsrs.

ASHEVILLE, y. c., Jan. 2.-Special.-
A. s whitman. who made d determined
fight against extradItion in the chicago
courts, has at last landed In Bunconpe
jail. Justice Carter committed MIN, IN
default OF bail yesterday. on the charge
of obtaining money on false pretences.
Deputy-Sheriff Jones Is smiling and hap
py. and says the right is bound to tri-
umph in the end. though the process IN
the Chicago courts in this particular IN
stance was heartrendinSly slow. 1t VIII
be remembered that IL Is charged that
Whitman's swindling operations here cost
some of our people about $500. lie mas
retained able counsel and SHOWS as
position to carry his fight for liberty 70
the last ditch.
The supreme Court has just affirmed
the decision of our criminal court III the
case against Z. G. Mcintyre and VI. Sher-
man. for Iibelling Wat. Hill, fellow
meat dealer in the market-house mere
last SIMMER. The sentence of the lower
court was two years on the public ROADS
The defendants have yet lingering nope
that Governor Carr may be ihduceu u
pardon them.
THE CONDEMNED MCBDiRrRs.
piuv Mcdaniel and Henry Webb. the
colored lads IN Jail here under sentence OF
death for coldly killing fellow boot
black. have only slender hope OF Executive
interference in their behalf. II Is, indeed,
highly probable that they are equally
guilty, but strong efforts have been made
in behalf of Webb, and IL may be that GOV
ernor Carr may be influenced TO com
mute his sentence to life imprisonment.
In the checker match for the State cham
pionship, Mr.. Murdoch, OF this place mas
the advantage. though MIR. McNaif, the
Robesonian wizard, seems to have httle
difficulty in making draws, whenever nc
is cautious enough not to aspire 10 VIC
tory. The score now stands: Murdoch
G victories: McNair. s; the draws number
ing lust -. Eight more games are to be
ulaved before the diamond belt is awarded
to the victor.
.. G.. holland, a young business man oil
this city. broke his arm III collision
while coasting on north Main street last
night.
Rear Admiral George Brown. OF the
United States Navy, who. as commanuer
of the Pacific squadron during the Iate
Hawaiian troubles, came before the pubic
very prominently. is sojournirg in Ashe-
from an injury to his knee. received while
returning to his flagship one evening at
Honolulu.
vANDrRBILI's COTTAGE.
George Vanderbilt and a party Of guests
are stopping at the Nanderblts' tempo
rarv headquarters on the estate, the brick
cottage. They will only remain for the
holidays.
Henry z. ellison. for twenty-four years
nostal clerk on the route between Saiis'
bury and Knoxville, died few days ago
Of pneumonia. at his home, near SALISBURY
The weather here has moderated a great
deal and the snow is rapidly ihei'ihs, "
the disgust of our young society people
who are fond of coasting under such ia
vorable circumstances as prevail mel
when we have snow. but TO the dehsht oi
such az seek Ashevlle climate as paha-
cea for their infirmties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
SIUdET BOR,E HUARD dJMOET.
The Committee Awards the Contract for
Tie Completion nf tile Building.

The Committee on Grounds and Build
inss held its regular semi-monthly meet
Ing in Room No. = of the City Hall last
evening at I o'clock. There Were pres
ent Messrs. Epps chairman, Blake,
Gunst, King. Mountcastic, and Page
After the transaction OF q good deal OF
routine business bids were opened for
the completion Of the Stuart Horse Guard
armory, on north Seventh street Pro-
posals were presented by Messrs. King
< Sameker, Joseph W. Thomas. joh,l
bowers. j. r. Wilson, Dillon & Bradley,
DIETRICH q Goddin, West x Branch, 4.
). Gilman & Son, -. II. Pyle, Bossieux
Baptist. John II. Bowers, X. c. Bris-
tow Il CO.. james Fox, w. j. Gilman
Jarvis q Glenn, \. G. Maynard & Co,
Shanks Russell. and John Amrhen
ON motion of Mr. Gunst, the contracts
were awarded to the lowest bidders at
total price Of 81, 72256. Those who re-
ceNed contracts for different features of
the work were Messrs. John Amrhen.
Gilman Son, John II. Bowers, John
bowers Shanks x Russell, King IL
Samaker
The committee then adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
me OFFICf UELD UP.
IN Unsuccessful Al cup to Arrest Sus-
pscitd Train OBJ r..

LAUDERDALE, MISS, Jan. 1.-The
two men who robbed the express car on
the Alabama Great Southern passenger
train Monday night passed through TINS
place early last night, boarded the north
bound Mobile and Ohio passenger train
at Narkeeto for Macon, Miss. This morn
eng the Mobile ind Ohio agent at
Scooba, recognized the men from descrlp-
ton. and notified officer Scott. at Macon,
who. I'm company with deputy United
States marshal. attempted their arrest.
When the officers covered their men
the largest OF the two jumped on the
deputy marshal. taking his pistol from
him. and then ordered officer Scott to
drop his gun and release his partner.
which was done. The suspected men
then cody took possession OF both officers
pistols and shotgun. babe them good
morning and left for the river swamp
near by.
A special train with Detective Horn
Griffin, with dogs, from Nerd an: reached
Macon at > O'Clock. but at TINS time
had failed to get on the track OF the
men. All information IS very meager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
AsKrD CIRLI LE', KB MOP4L.
Nr. j. Pierpont Morgan. for New YORK
R1nLers VI de the Request

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 1.-The
statement is made this afternoon, with
strong evidence of truth, that j. Pier
pout Morgan. the New York banker,
called upon President Cleveland Monday.
repv .sentng certain New York bankers,
and made a formal request for the re-
moval of Secretary Carlisle from the
Cabinet.
The grounds for this request are under
stood to be that the Secretary has not
kept faith with the bankers through
whose agency the bond issue was fiOated,
and that he was not demonstrating SUIT .
able capacity in handling the financial
affairs of the country
II is understood that the President dill
not say anything 10 Mr.. Carlisle about
the matter until yesterday. when no
notified HIM OF Mr.. Morgan's visit and
the details of his demand. and said that
this had not changed his feeling toward
the Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Neay.r, Scarce in New Bedford.

NEW BEDFORD MASS, Jan. 4
There Is "A great scarcity OF wcaYers in
the mills IN this city and two mills have
advanced wages TO try TO induce weayers
20 come here. and IL - currently report
ed today that other mills will follow
the example set by the Acustnet q
hathaway mills. The cause OF this scar
city OF mill operatives Is dated back To-
the recent big strike. During the strike
hundreds OF families left town and many
Of these were natives OF Canada aud
England. These operatives left FOR thsIr
homes ana II Is estimated that aboo,
100 weavers left during the long strike
Many found employment at horn. AMI
others settled tn other mil centres A
leader In the weavers union said TO-DAY.
that the only way 10 remedy the evil way
20 raise wages and that IL would NOT snr'
prise him very much 10 hear OF a gem
soon. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
FLUYINXA FEssiviTiEs.
The Many Dec.u bsr Weddings-o her
Gsatp,

FORK UNION. VA. Jan Especial
The Christmas holidays were spent WIN
unusual quletness in our village
Christmas entertainment, given Tor lhe
benefit OF the infant class In the SUNDAY
school here. gave The little ones great
delight. .,..., a..
An abundant supply OF beautiful ice
has been harvested in the last few days.
which gives a comfortable prospect Tor
ameiiorating the terrors of the dog star;
After an active matrimonial canvass by
our young people. the following are
some OF the results. with more 10 ioiiow:
Mr. +. NJ Seay returned Few days
ago from Washington. II. Co. bringing
his bride, nee Miss Turner. OF Georgia.
with the purpose Of again making MS
home In our midst. a, ~
Miss Sallie Seay, daughter OF NJ. r.
Seay. was married at the home o. the
brides father, 10 Mr.. A. l.. Melton, on
December 5lst.
At9 o'clock this morning. in the Bap--
list church here. Mr.. $. w. Brgnt"ell
led to the altar Miss Mary j.. Joney,
daughter Of Mrs. :. G. Toney, or TINS
place. The bride was beautifully dressed.
After the ceremony the happy couple left
for Lynchburg, their future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
ESLEYAN ENJPh EsTI CLCBN'
The Fifth Star Course entertainment 10 DC
Given To- No row Night.


The fifth Star Course entertainment
will be given in the big hall of the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow
evening, when the Wesleyan Glee and
dandoin clubs Wsl give concert.
The clubs, containing nineteen mem
bers. will arrive here on FRIDAY,
about noon, ond they will he entertained
i'm private families The entertainment
promises 10 be a grand success and
nearly all he seats on the lower floor OF
the hall have already been secured. The
following attractive programme will be
executed:
Part Il. Annici, Yale Song, the Glee
Club.
9 Ciao CBellenghD. the Mandolin Club.
3. Serenade (NessleD, the Glee Club.
4. An Interrupted Serenade (StaiD,
Mr. Tower and the Glea club.
!. Fairy Dream tGra2iani Walter).
Part 1.-THE CirasshOpper and the
Sweet Potato Vine, a tragic cantata.
Part I'LL. The '9i medley. the Glee
and Mandolin Clubs.
,. Still as the Night (SchumannO, Mir.
Davis.
s. Dried Apples. an octette.
4. Fiorentineila CBeilcnghD. the Mando-
lin Club.
3. IIuzza ID. BuckD, The Glee Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Ma ion la, arG's Lec,u G.

During the present month a series OF
Christian Association for the benefit OF
the Home for lncurables, by Marion Har-
land tMrs. reIhuneD. The following
are The dates FOR the lectures:
January sd. The Jerusalem OF To-
day" January 2ith. 'Ephra,hW Which =
HethieheIt:"' January 18th ''Our Syrian,
Sisters" January :t.h. ''olivet and Cal
vary The lectures VIII lie full OF in
terest. and VIII no doubt be- listened 10
by larisr audiences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
VHECkN IN HA1TBEdS.
Schooner Lost and Her Cook fr zen tn
Dea.b-Anothtr Wnterlogged.

HATsTERAS. y. O., Jan. 2.-Thc
schooner Richard ). Spoford is a tota.
loss some materials can be saved.
The cook was frozen 10 death at Oman
coke
The schooner Annie Anslie. with "a
cargo OF lumber. IS waterlogged Her
midshp mouse is gone. The captain,
mate. ard cook are aboard. Four men
ashore. She Is anchored back of Ports
mouth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

pointed Judge OF the Corporation Court.
Mr.. Hanckel IL about thlrty-hve. years
OF age. a native OF South Carolina, a
graduate sof the University OF virginia.
and son-in-law of Judge Robertson, or
Charlottesville. He Is considered good
lawyer, and IL Is believed VIII make an
acceptable Judge. He Is In no sense d
politician He Is not generally known
among the active working Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
MISS TJUB UEDDED.
The Groom Mr.. Rob-r I, Mason, ofFrank-
fort. Il

FORT MONROE, VA, Jan. Miss
Lucy Tabb, daughter of Colonel Thomas
Tabb, a prominent lawyer. was married
this afternoon to Mir Robert irvine
Mason. Of Frankfort, Ky, at he Baptst
church. Hampton. Rev. DR.. Woodiin Of
fciatng The wedding was followed ny
a receDtion at Colonel Tabs quarters
and a german at the Hygeia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
.esly Goes TO the peni,enti,,y

NEW YORK. Jan. Samuel &. Seely
the defaulting book keeper Of the Nation
al Shoe and Leather Bank. was trans
ferred from Ludlow-street Jail to the
Kings county penitentiary this afternoon.
lie left the iail at go
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

Bids were opened Al the Treasur De-
OF the Atlanta Ca, Exposition building.
There were twenty bids. ranging from
$59,Si7 to $N.446, the latter. that OF n.
w. McAfee. Of Atlanta. Ca. being the
lowest He will probably be awarded
the contract.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

MOBILE, ALA. Jan. THE Board Of
Health issued to-day certificate FOR
burial of Sophie Plunkett ocolored), aged
one hundred and twenty-five years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Miss Stevenson Better.

ASHEVILLE, n. c., Jan. Vice
President Stevenson left for Washington
this afternoon. Miss Stevenson, Is much
better to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

Charles IA Flash a Co. wholesale gro.
ternoon with preferences. The assets and
liabilities are believed TO be $1,000. The
assignment was forced by failure Il
realize on securities. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Tie wnaers at Alexander Island

WASHINGTON. Jan. The short
races were run on the straightasay
course az the Old Dominion track to-
day for the first time since Tie had
weather set ,n. a statement lust issued
shows that W. Beckett received 81 80 Ina
purses during the month OF December.
heading the list Of purse winners. The
Glover Stable was next with 81 80 The
results OF to-days races are.
FIRST lace-iour AMI a half furlon.s --
Mickey y ~ 10 - first. Dashing Charlie
second, Son Malheur third. Time. 59t-t
Second race--siS and a quarter furlongs
HObOlink teven) first. PickaWay second
Headlight third. Time. y -
Third cace-siN aud a quarter furlonxs. -
Prince John % TO l0D first, His Grace sec
ond, ThurstOn third. Time. i.2t3-i.
Fourth race-iour and quarter fur
longs. -Jeyeuse q to t0 nrst. BrOnston
second. LILLIAN l.. third Time. 80
ruth rdCe-one m.le.--Ch eddar as to ID
first, Longshanks second. Prince Klamath
third. Time. 81