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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

f. OR RENT. o.
Those LARGE AND VERY DE IliA-
SIRABLE WAREHOUSES; now bcin.
completed. Nos. lf-0 and l+-- EAST CARY
STREET. between Fourteenth and Eff
teonth streets. Three stories and cellars.
broad fronts. hich pitched, and running
hack good depths. Also. large warehouse
I'm rear of the above buildings fronting on
"a wide alley. These warehouses are sub
stantally built and suitable Tor me heavi-
esf kind of wholesale business. VIII put
in elevators. Offices. and amy other i'm
movements desired by tenant
SUTTON q CO..
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
nOlj-su. " cMfr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

American Beauty Roses. Violets, Chry-
santhemums. Sc. Largest stock. Wed
dings and other orders promptly. ATTENDED,
fo. ". 4. HAMMOND
l07 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

TIE WHOLE STORY of tho wonderful
cures by Hoods Sarsapariila Is soon told.
u makes the blood ricn' pure ana nour-
matism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

The Offices o. the Kelley Institute OF
Virginia are now located in Richmond az
6l9 east Franklin street. for the cure o.
liouor ana drug addictons and neuras-
thenia. Write for cir.uar. Corrcspon-
dence confidential. Address the Kesley
Institute. Box SIS. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE nov. Is. 1856.
TRAINS LEAVE KICAAOSD-INION
DEPOT.
900 a. II. Arilye Petersburg ~ a. n.
at fsteisyuis. "aseiS' ana
s16A Al. Apnses Petsrsburg S.10 A. 81.
b. loon 49, 4. a.. faycttS-
WHO 81, -. ~. CbAfiestCn
IDU T.. IT,. savannah ~ a.
a. Jacksonville 40 \. 81.
l.or tampa s.1 y. 81
rsnnscIs al wilson WIN no.
q. aruUrg GOi1sDoio 40
r. Wilmington 30 ~. ~.
ruilmsu slesDes Ne" fofk 70
ysCSsDnFius.
as =. II. Lo.a. arrives gsierso"rr '"S
J-y 4. a.. Arrives Psssfsyufy ~ r. N
.afs.. lultl hIDs- T. tAd =.
~ T.. a.. Arrives petersburg soiP N.
fNfI.fIf tIIH 4H. a. n 4nf 80
bmy1Ha go connects Win
A. ~. Tor cations tetHeen
Emyoria anl lapfsncsviie),
Wsiaagn 3 q r; " y, Es ...,a,
ta ~. aayanuan - =.
81 5"ffDnr ID =. 81
fgrf Tempe b y. ~
Aikeu ~ 4. A., a. zsssa so
a. NJ hacDn - a. NJ A.
lanfa il.s g. ". F1an4n
mingfon Cnsr.sf6f' Va <ss1-
Vile. Port o. boa. Alxsn. Al
ggsts. ana .aac1n
1850 +. ~. Au.te i'e.n .E 81 = = n
Lrurhf.Ts sH f14-
noke j.sy A. &c.. n~sf1' r. -
4 NJ mnU Sleeper t'rr-
m0nd r1 iJnrt.1rr
,,.,sA NJ. Arrives pcffrrr1rg ff3 a. 81
WeldOl D.. A. n. HrnfersSn
40i ~. ffIr.r 5II = M
TibeflDu lh 81 IT, Nra1fa
so /. 81 pullman SiefCer
Washington ~ Atlanta.
TRAINS ARRIVE RfCNNOsD
t0o 81 Prom IfI EsuUHIII" savanna
80 Charleston. Atlanta, Aarln.
Augusta. and aI prIlir 5o4fl.
e.ioA NJ Atlanta, Athena. nnt FaieIs
Wv IyucnUUTg. and fle West
s.25A NJ. pttersbIfs Local
IL :OS A. NJ toiH' o'il''N' "''' '-tsf''
s.o p. NJ. JacRsonwue, Savanna.
o." J. - Sbaric.fou .i.fnnrrfrn. f.u.lr-
bcro, and ali points south
imp. NJ, Norfolk, SUFFOLK, Natcr. ana
Petersburg
so p. ~. potraDlre Lynchhlrr arl
West.
y. ". EMERSON.
4. r. KENLY, Tranle Manager.
~ q. 3. CAMPBELL
49,. Division Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

HOODS PILLS act tremendously with
Hoods Sarsaparil!a. cure all hVer HIS
q cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

The King Of Pills is Beecham's'-
BEECHAM
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vile, Memphis, Texas.
NO EXTRA FARE on ANY raAls.

No. fO3.-"The Atlantis special" leaves
Eichmond. DAILY, at 1856 night, Tor
Henderson. lAruve Durham daily. esceli 5au.
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Richmond. DAILY, AT 9.OJ am, Tor heod-t'
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For tickets. baggage checks, sleeping car RISER
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$50 East Main ST., RICHAoSp, VA
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them. can save You ~ per cent
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Large cans Tomatoes ..........-.''.''''
Early june Peas .....................,..,.
cans Yellow california lea,h'' o..
lIrgc cans. ........-.- .-.-'.'''''
Flake Hominy. Per pound .......'.....'
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Good Boncloss Goldfish. per pound 90. 81.
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Good Green and Mixed Tea. as Booh 90
AS you pay 40c. for eiseWhete'''''
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Imported Macar0ni. { pounds ior...' ~
Good Cream Cheese, per poln.ui- ...cc,s,.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

CoNNEcrIoN COMPANY.

{ % VI I0''
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg and fo-
tomaC and the Richmond and Petersburg
Lailroad Connection Company Viii ne
held ON WEDNESDAY. November - 1870.
OF y o'clock 81. at the oihce OF the com
pauy in Richmond
J. Il. WINSTON.
noll-td secretary
THE MEMBERS or THE LAKESIDE
i WHEEL CLUB. who are also mcm-
hors of Richmond League OF nee iil.l,,
Tenth street north of Broad. ON - y
TRDAY. November 2lst. al 800 =. VI.
sharp TO participate in The .iao'.
Every man s. urgently r,qu sIta 70 "'
on hand D.. " " ~ u ..' ~.
Archer Anderson, Jr., president.
nO9l-2t
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nLADNLFHiA' RIG H 4AHk
MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
freight received daily till p. NJ.
Fare, Son Fridays and Sundays
steanC.. including meals anu berth.
For further Information apply 10
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General Southern Agent. ONCE. Rockets.
W. q CLYDE g 20.
General Agents. Ptfiadephia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
Richmond Traction Go.
School Tickets

now on sale at General Offices OF the Com.
rany. No. lli2 east Main street.
school Tickets good between 3 A. NJ. and
4P.M Sold IN any amolntsa 40 HALE OF
REGULAR FARE.
Sold upon presentation Of school certif-
cate properly signed by superintendent or
Principal Blank certificates for signature
Of school Superintendent furnished ut Gen
oral Offices OF the Company. 30 ls-tt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

Z. Of. JOEY. Ve..Fr,sidsai ssi G-ueral sssis~.
vEHssEs. Gsnsfsi safsdatss4ca;.
SLOWER -. ANDERSON.
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NOR SALE. a WELL-KNOWN To-
/ BACCO BUSINESS. with an ncces-
sarv machinery and fixtures. for the
Manufacture of graduated and cut sm0k-
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will retain an interest it desired hy pur-
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Richmond Va. noli-sa,su,We .fr.su, wett
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

~ OAtEDLkA4L MUSEUM, ~ THE
" Davis Mansion. corner Twelfth and
Clay, Is open to visitors d. lily from 10
a. NJ. to D =. N. Admission. IS cents.
except on Saturdays. when t is free 10
the public. Annual membership ticket. 81,
membership ticket, SO. apl6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOV. Is. 1856.
TRANS LEAVE HlCAAOSD-INION
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SCHEDULE ~ ETfEcT 10Y. %. 1896.
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uOIl- IJif-e OUff lIIAr. Is. lAiFI4-
~ ANTED GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT
" for prettuv furnished ROOM.
Southern exposure. one of the best
streets in tile city. Location convent
cnt. 81 IT,. care Times. ho-p-ll'
~ ANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR 4
W bright. pleasant FRONT ROOM
with Above. third floor also gentleman
90 occupy nice HALL ROOM. second
floor. 40 cast lraukhp street. nolo-u
II ANTED. TO SELL ONE NEW
" SPRING DRNN, several GROCERY
WAGONS. Old jobs taken in exchange
win s.il low A. B. LlPSCOMB, .l cary
Street uO-l-lt
VI ANTED. SECONDHAND ENGINE
" and BOILER BOZ good conditioni from
S TO l1 horse power. Mail full particulars
20 D.. g., Times office. n0l'-al'
W ANTED. TWO YOUNG MEN OR
W young married couple 90 occupy well
furnished room. with frst-ciass board. ON
west Grace street. Terms SIS per month.
Address BOARD. Times office. n0-l-3t
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" State date, etc. BOOKS. Times Of
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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1896-01-04
FROM GALILEE.

TWAS many hundred years ago.
While wise men knelt on Bonded knee,
Within q Manager bare and low,
There smiled babe from Galilee.
On shady hills and grassy plain,
A boy played over lake and lea,
With joyous heart mid sun or rain;
A fair haired boy from Gallilee.
A man with kind and sunny face,
With thronging children glad and free,
Taught truth and love to all our race.
It was the man from Gslilee-
He loved mankind, and often sought
The sick and made the blind to see;
The golden rule to all he taught
This teacher mild from Galilee.
This baby, boy and teacher ample,
VIII help the lives Of you and me,
II we but follow his example,
And live like Him from Gali.ee.
We keep the day Of this babes birth
In honor Of his memory,
And for the blessings brought to earth,
By this true man from Galilee- C
SdH Lake City, December Is, 1895
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1896-01-04
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah,
Dec % 1895


Dec. %, 1895.
AT the suggestion OF several Dem
ocratic members-elect of the legis-
lature of the State of Utah, the
Democratic members of the legis-
lature are requested to meet at room
"a, third floor of the Hooper block,
East First South street, Salt Lake
City, on Saturday evening, jan
uary 4, 1896, at 8 O'Clock, for the
purpose of consultation. Members
of the Democratic State committee
are invited to attend.
There will be a meeting of the
Democratic State committee at the
Democratic headquarters, room "a
of the Hooper block, at 3 p. m,
Monday, January 6, 1896. All
members of the committee and
Democratic members of the legis-
lature are earnestly requested to be
present.
ALI Democrats desiring to attend
the meeting of the State committee
are invited to be present.
0. w. PowERs, Chairman.
E. A. MDASrELs, Secretary.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1896-01-04

Twelfth district, Emery, Carbon,
Grand, Uintah, San Juan-Reuben
Miller, (R).
ASSEMBLY.
First district, Box ElGer-W. H.
Gibbs, (R).
Second district. Cache-Joseph
Monson, ]. M. Bernheisel, Peter
M. Maughn, (D).
Third district, Rich - Aquilla
Nebeker, (D).
Fourth district, Weber-A. S.
Condor, F. ]. Stevens, L. A. Cur
tbs, N. ]. Harris, (R).
Fifth district, Morgan-Daniel
Heiner, (R).
Sixth district, Davis - R. E.
Egan, O).
Seventh district, Tooele-E. J.
Radditz, (R).
Eighth district, Salt Lake.. B.
Critchlow, H. NJ. Cushing, T. d.
Lewis, s. W. Morrison, W. P. Neb-
eker, G. L. Nye, J. F. Snedaker,
A. V. Taylor, w. w. Wilson,
Tom Ferguson, (R].
Ninth district, Summit-George
Beard, [R].
Tenth district, Wasatch-J. R.
Murdoch, GD1.
Eleventh district, Utah.. T.
Thorn, RI, A. o. Smoot, NJ. Lar
sen, Hy rum Lennon, GD].
Twelfth district, Uintah-Wil-
liam Gibson, GD].
Thirteenth district, Juab - A.
Cazier, [R].
Fourteenth district, Sanpete-I
John Lowery, ST., Peter Thompson,
[Rl.
Fifteenth district, Carbon. X.
Ferguson, [Rl.
Sixteenth district, Emery-Wl-
liam Howard, Id.
Seventeenth district, Grand.
II. Shafer, X
Eighteenth district, Sevier-J.
NJ. Bolitho, RI.
Nineteenth district, Millard-Or-
vile Thompson, GR1.
Twentieth district, Beaver-Pres-
ley Denny, [R]. !,
Twenty-frst district, Piute =
Charles Morrill,, [R].
Twenty-second district, Wayne
W. W. Mansfield, [D].
Twenty-third district, Garfield
Thomas Seavy, ri.
Twenty-fourth district, Iron-E.
L. Clark, RI.
Twenty-fifth district, Washing
'on-James Andrus, Id.
Twenty-sixth district, Kane -
James E. Robinson, GR1.
Twenty-seventh district, San Juan
"A. P. Sorensen, Id.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1896-01-04
STATE GOVERNMENT.

Officials who win be Sworn in on Mon.
day-A Complete List Given-Members
of the Supreme and District Courts
The Legislative Assembly will be Com.
posed Of Sixty-three Members and the
Republicans will have q Majority of
Twenty three on Joint Ballot-Hoy the
Houses are Divided.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1896-01-04
DEMOCRATIC CALLS.

Members Of the Legislature to Caucus
Saturday evening-A meeting of the
Democratic State Committee to be Held
at Headquarters Monday Afternoon.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1896-01-04

Following is the list of the off
GERS Of the State of Utah, who vii
be sworn in on Monday next:
Representative to Fifty-fourtf
Congress-C. E. Allen.
Governor-H. NJ. Wells.
Secretary of State-James T.
Hammond.
State Auditor - Morgan Rich
ards, jr.
State Treasurer-James Chip
man.
Attorney eneral-A. c. Bishop.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-John r. Park.
Supreme Court Judges -James
A. Miner, Charles S. Zane, George
w. Bartch.
Judges of the District Court
First district, c. III. Hart; Second
district, Henry II. Rolapp; Third
district, Ogden Hiles, Andrew How,
at, LIE Grande Young; Fourth dis
trict, E. A. Wilson; Fifth district,
Edward V. Higgins; Sixth district,
William NJ. McCarty; Seventh dis
trict, Jacob Johnson.
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Legislative Assembly which
convenes next Monday will be com.
posed of sixty-three members, eight
cen senators and forty-five repre-
sentatives. In the upper house the
Republicans have twelve and the
Democrats six, while in the lower
house the Republicans have thirty
one and the Democrats fourteen,
giving the Republicans a majority
of twenty-three on joint ballot.
Following is a complete list of
the members:
First district, Box Elder and
Tooele-Abraham Zundel, (R0.
Second district, Cache-Noble
Warrum, jr., (D).
Third district, Rich, Morgan,
Davis-John r. Barnes, (D).
Fourth district, Weber,. NJ.
Allison, jr., David Mckay, (R).
Fifth district, Summit-R. C.
Chambers, (D).
Sixth district, Salt Lake-George
NJ. Cannon, III. E. Booth, George
Sutherland, Glen Miller, E. B.
Jones, (R).
Seventh district, Utah-A. J.l
Evans, M. M. Warner, (D).
Eighth district, Juab, Millard-l
James ?. Driscoll, (R).
Ninth district, Sanpete-w. d.
Candland, (R).
Tenth district, Sewer, Wayne,
Rute, Garfeld-John E. Chides-
ter, (R).
Eleventh district, Beaver, Iron.
Washington, Kane-E. III. Snow,
D).
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1896-01-04

Twelfth district, Emery, Carbon,
Grand, Uintah, San Juan-Reuben
Miller, (R).
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-01-30
Gov. Stone for DeIegate-at-Large.


Gov. Stone will retire from the Of
flee OF chief executive of Missouri with
determination not TO again enter
public Office. Nevertheless he will no,
lose personal interest in politics and he
Will not be derelict in the duties of cit
lzenship. He will continue to be a
thorough Democrat and therefore a
stanch friend of free silver. For this
reason the Leader Democrat with a
great crowd of others in Missouri,
hopes that he will be chosen a dele
gate-at-large from Missouri to the ma
tlonal convention. He is the man
ABOVE all others in the State to be the
spokesman for Missouri. S Springfield,
(-fo.. Leader Democrat
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-01-30
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Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-01-30
H. ~. COLLINS
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE
IRONTON MO

N7oTicE TO PIcAIcERs AND ExcuRsloNisTs
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Particular attention called THE WEEKLY GLOBEDEMOCRAT is
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The evening times., 1896-04-27
SIR WALTER Is In FIT FORM
Shows Up Very Strong in His Pre-
liminary Work.
Handspring and LOn-beHch Sent
Mile In I:5O, the Former Hav-
ing the Best of 1t.

New York A pril 27.-The horsemen were
busy yesterday with their charges. A
Morris Park all the strings were out. Sir
Walter looked and Galoped like thor
oughly fit horse. Sir Walter, as he stands
today, is the fittest horse in the East,
and if he is only able TO show up in
mis- od-time form then some Of the big
races are all over, bar the shouting.
After good, stiff canter OF a mile
with clothing on, accompanied by Alarum
and Deerslayer, the trio cantered around
10 the blckstretch, where they broke at
top speed for spin of five furlongs,
going the first quarter in O:25 IA, the
half in O:51 IL, and finishing at the red
pole at the toprof the hill in :O4 1-2. This
was good work considering the season
and the time OF year. as the lad must
have weighed, with saddle and all, close
to 125 pounds. The two oyear-olds, Ten
spot and DOgwOod, went along together
three furlongs in OBS.
Xmas certainly does not belle his looks
or the praise that has been showered
upon him. He absolutely romped half
mile alone in O49 1-2. Challenger, by
Mar,en Hurst-w -wanda III. and Kinnikinnic
by Candlcmas-Flibbcriyg ygibbet, were the
next pair moved. They came very strong
the last half of the withers mile. Hint.
a black filIy, by FTesDo-Hayticnne, diG n
good half mile in O:51.
AT Gravescud track McCabe worked
Handspring and Lon ngbelch mile in l:!O.
Handspring had all the best of it. Charade
was worked u mile IN l:52.
Halma is sill on the ailing list at Dr..
Shepherds stable, Sheepshead Bay, and
The CommoDer is in tie West, but with
these two exceptions the horses entered
N the Metropolitan Handicap, to he run on
the opening day at Morris Park, May I2,
are ready 10 come to the post.
The Blemton candidates. Dorian and
Henry of NavIrre, are at Benning. LaZza-
rome, Nanki p och. 81. Maxim and Brandy
wine are al Morris Park. Belmar is at
Prcakness farm and moving nicely on Mr..
Gayways' private training track.
Rubicon is AT Gravesend, and to close the
list of horses eligible, Hornpipe and
Counter Tenor are at Brighton Beach. At
present the Blemton pair are the most aG-
vanccd in condition. but every horse in the
ten is doing all that is asked of him in his
work, and will he ready, should no accident
occur, for hard race in the Metropolitan.
The evening times., 1896-04-27
CASSIDY WILL BE STARTER
Barksdale People Get the Man Who
Handled the Flag at the Island.
Over $4,000 Dollars Given Out In
Purses, of Which the Dixie Stable
Got the Largest Share.

Elkton, Nd, April 27.-The spring meet
hg of the Maryland Racing Association
is half over, and if the next thirteen days
sport shall be equal TO that furnished in
the first half of the meeting, the season
will he one OF the most successful ever
held i'll the East. For n tbirt y-day meet
ing the number of horses upon the grounds
has been unprecedented, and they continue
TO arrive daily. Stable room is at "a pre-
MUM, and late -comers have been forced
TO find stalls out in the country.
Thus far over $4,000 has been dis
tributed among horse-owners. The Dixie
stables easily leads the list of winners,
having the largest string on the grounds.
and it is "A poor day when Jockey Ellis
does not succeed in landing two mounts
first under the wire. Messrs Cole and
Garth, whose horses are entered under
the maine of W. L. Maupin, rank second.
The Strand stables, owned by Chief Boy
LIN and C. Thomas; 7. Pagan, C. Doug
lass and R. Underwood have secured their
share OF the purses.
Jack White, whose horses race under
the title of the Avoca Stable, last fan
headed the list of winners and carried
all before him, but this spring, while
been able to capture first money once.
Johnny Ryan won his first race the other
day, although he hasa big stable. headed by
the veteran sprinter, Harry Warren. Will
lam Hollar and Pop Downing have
Ikewise been short in their expectations.
In fact, many races have fallen TO horses
owned by individuals having only one or
two in their strings, and the representatives
of large stables, as a rule have not figured
to any great extent in securing checks.
Nor have the talent Jared any better.
The frequency with which long shots have
won has been discoIra ging. and the betting
has been so good that toward the close
of last week n number of new bookmakers
drew in. They had been waiting for the
early pcncilers to give up. but the game
Increased in interest as the meeting pro-
gressed. and instead of the bookmakers'
ranks being thinned out they have been
largely increa sed.
Next month, when the scene is transferred
to Barksdale. a new starting Judge will
occupy the box. Mars Cassidy, who
dropped The flag at Alexander Island for
several years to the satisfaction of own
ers and the talent. will succeed Charley
Gould, who resumes his position as super
intendent of Washington Park. Cassidy is
Virginian and thoroughly at home among
the bang-tails. and is considered one of
the best bunting hurdlers in the East.