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HOW TO ERASE.

Now ballot handed you by the Judge the voting
booth and Palmer Buckner will take
PENCIL and scratch out by making mark
THROUGH THE ENTIRE NAMES of Bryan and Sewa McKin-
Hobart lowering and Johnson and Machett and Mcguire
leaving the Buckner they the ballot
DO NOT SCRATCH THE NAMES OF ANY OF THE ELECTORS
the of the candidates for Congress
scratch all the candidates Congress the for
whom If you DO wish for Congress-
man scratch all the that head all unscratched
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ctfrcAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS. ILL. oct.
&C ATTLE Receipts 500. market
arm. common 10 extra steers, sS2J45.l5.
stockefs and feeders. S2bJu365; cows
and bulls. 81 25ff325: Texans e. 6043. -
western rangers, s.. 251i00.
HOGs-Receipts. $4,000. market steady;
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH BROAD
stree, below TWELFTH. Rev. FENNER :.
STICKNFY. rector Sunday services at
II \. NJ. and T. NJ. Sunday school and
Bible classes at 9:iJ A. NJ. II
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ST. MARKS CHURCH. REV. GEO.
c. ABBITT. roctor.-Service at IL A. NJ.
and i. b. Sunday school at go A. VI.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. Oct 30.-CO1~rON-Quiet:
Eiddling gulf. sic, midsling, Z 1915:
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CLAY-sTREEr METHODIST EPIsC O.
pal church. South corner Adams ami Gay

.freetsl. RoV. n II. HOPE YastOI-
Preaching Sunday al II o'clock a. NJ. and
o'clock i. NJ. sunday school 40 sI5
o'clock A. VI. Official meeting Monday
night NJ \ o'clock. Cllss-meetilg Iucsdly
nieht at o'clock Mldweek services Wed
nesday night az ; o'clock. Devotional
meeting Of EpwOith League Friday night
at O'Clock. All welcomed.
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For President.

Eighth District A. A. Lpscomb of Alexandria.
Ninth District d. S Pollock of Pulaski
Tenth District, B. r. Harrison of Amherst.
For President
Joshua lowering OF Maryland
For Vice President
Hale Johnson, of Illinois
Electors At Large
B. Lacy Hoge, of Roanoke.
James w. Bodey, of Stauuton.
District Electors.
First District w. Z. Bundick, o,Onancock.
Second District w. B. Wilder, of Portsmouth.
Third District c. NJ. Smithdeal of Richmond
Fourth District W. B. Cridln, of Burkeville.
Fifth District John Bastard, of Danvle
Sixth District Charles Plsbury, of Roanoke.
Seventh District, T. B. Winter of Front Royal
Eighth District, L. A. Cutler of Louisa.
Ninth District r. II. Farrier, of Newport.
Tenth District, J. NJ Rice, of Covngon
For President
William Mckinley, !of Ohio.
For Vice.President,
Garrett \. Hobart, of n. ].
Electors At Large
W. 5. Lury, of Rockingham.
Philip W. Strother of Giles.
District Electors
First District J. d. c. De Jarnett, of Caroline
Second District, Luzerne P. Harper, of Nansemond.
Third District Morgan Treat, of King William.
Fourth District, BENZ 5. Hooper, of Prince Edward.
Fifth District II. W. Simmons, of Floyd.
Sixth District J. B. Stovall of Halifax.
Seventh District, c. NJ Louthan of Madison.
Eighth District O. f. Hine, of Fairfax.
Ninth District Campbell Slemp, of Lee.
Tenth District w. c. Franklin Of Appomattox.
For President
Tohn NJ. Palmer, of Ilonois.
For Vice President,
Simon B. Buckner, of Kentucky.
Electors At Large
T. NJ. Scott of Accomac
]. K. Edmundson, of Rockbridge.
District Electors.
First District Benjamin Chambers, of Northumberland.
Second District r. B. Tunstal, of Norfolk city.
Third District Barton II Wise of Richmond city.
Fourth District, 7. J. Taylor of Brunswick.
Fifth District John A. Tredway, of Pittsyvania.
Sixth District Thomas j. kirkpatrick, of Lynchburg.
seventh District John T Harris Jr of Harrisonburg
Eighth District Samuel c. Brent, of Alexandria city.
Ninth District, J. B. Richmond, of Scott.
Tenth District, Jsnes Bumgardner Jr.. of Stanton.
For President
Charles II. Matchett.
For Vice President
Mathew Mcguire.
Electors At Large
Louis Pegeler of Richmond.
John J. Quantz, of Henrico.
District Electors.
First District R. T. Maycomber of Fredericksburg
Second District James NJ. Barton of Newport News.
Third District Carl Schultz of Richmond.
Fourth District, -
Fifth District,
Sixth District
Seventh District w. H. Newcombe, of Charlottesville.
Eighth District, Thos. J. Thomas, OF Alexandria.
Ninth District,
Tenth District William J. Brooks, of Saunton.
Member of the T. S House of Representatives. Third Cong
sonal District:
John Lamb of Henrco.
l.. l. Lewis of Richmond City.
John Mitchell
and others.
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BARTON HEIGHT NJ; e. CHURcH:
school al $50 A. VI. Preaching at II A.
81 and SIP. N. Christian Endeavor meet
ing at p. NJ Praysr-meeting every
Wednesday evening at o'clock. All are
invited 10 attend. Is
AsBJRY NJ. l. CHURCH. SOUTH
Q-ombardy street between Grove Avenue
cHRisTIAN. pastor.-Sunday- school az
ESQ A. NJ. Preaching az II A. NJ. and
sP. NJ. by the pastor. Wednesday even
Ing service at S o'clock. Senior Epworth
League meeting on Friday at Z. VI.
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DENNY-sTREET NJ. f. CHURCH
Ing at ii A. N. and at 5 r. ". Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ: Epworth League
al 5:15 4. VI. Preaching on Wednesday
nfvhf AT : o'clock
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NOTE THIS CAREFULLY.

1t will be candidates
on ticket the being much like the Of
regular candidate for whom wish This will be done
confuse YOU very careful that leave the right
Congress
Now ae practice Clip the ballot above printed take
pen the ballot if going to vote When
have ballot
and ask him if is properly prepared II
will you will learn how prepare ballot before
election day then will impossible r make mistake The
proper ILLTERATE have his ballot
PREPARED BY JUDGE OF ELECTION and not try 10 prepare
alone certainly make mistake and lose his
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net receipts. $50 bales; gross receipts.
HI-f bales, exports TO continent, l3lt
bales. forwarded, 40 bales. sales, or
tales, spinncrs, ~ bales, stock, lol,o5o
bales.
WEEKLY-Net receipts. ASS bales;
gross receipts. 40.T1s bales; exports 70 70
Great Britain. 4.S>9 bales; France. ~
bales, continent J,2iS bales, forwaruen'
1855 bales. sales. 4,clS bales spihhe'S'
3l3 bales. .. 49,
Total to-day-Net receipts, @. 24G bales;
exports TO Great Britain. ~ .s'y bai.s
continent, 1868 bales. Stock i'V''''0'
Total so far this weok-Net receipts
32G. 7Ss bales: exports TO Great BRIAN. .,i,'
81 346 bales. France. $3.50 pdi'9' WI
tincnt. 81 les bales. -. roooi,,s
Total since September lst-Ne, rpr,,pp'n
. 3oG902 bales, exports 10 - 49, ,,eiaS. con,
7i00G6 bales. France. J4'v'' D"'0''
tinent. 406 213 bales 900 ,oo ,o,os.
Futtiros closed firm. sales. lt5@rp pales'
November. : 81. December. 80 LII
SOC: February. 81; Marcn1, H. . t>p'"'
sol. Nav. : Is: June. Sd; jury o-"''
NEW ORLEANS. LA. oct. m;-COi-
TON-Futures steady: sales. 800 paies'
November. 7.3l: December. 'ogi JahuaIx
ri. February. 10; March, i.s'' April
7.s5. May. 80.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 30.-12.30 p. NJ
coTTON-Good demand. American MID
ding. 4 1872. sales, 10000 bales, Ameri-
can. o 300 bales: speculation ana export
/ 500 bales. receipts. 200 bales. all Amer,
can. Futures opened quiet and demand
moderate. October. 2I-6fa4 2G-O4' PC
fobor and November. 4 S3-Ct; NovempeI
and December. 1864; December ana
January. 4 1864: January and FEBRUARY
Z lG-G404 17-G4. February and Marcn.
4 15-G404 1864: March and April. 1864
~ 1864: April and May, 4 1864 May
and June. 1894. June and July, 1914
a. l7-04 Futures quiet.
T. M-October. 4 2i-C4. buyers; DC
fober and November. 4 l9-G4n4 2o-of.
buyers: November and December. lo-Di
as 1864 buyers. December and January
1864 15-G4: January and FEBRUARY
1a-cfGf 1864: February and Marcn'
4 19-e4G4 14-G4. sellers. March and April
4 1a.e4G4 14-G4. value: April and MAY,
4 14-Gsa4 1894: Mav and June. 1894;
Juno and July 1894; July and August
1G-cf Futures closed barely STEADY.
WTEKLY-Total sales Of the week
90 O00 bales. American. $4,000 bales; trade
takings including forwarded from snip
side. 90 OO0 bales: actual eNnorts. 1000
bales. total imuort, 100 200 bales; Ameri-
cam o. 000 bales: total stock. 40 nV
bales. American. $3.50 bales; total
afoat. 23G 000 bales. American. n.NN
bales. spectators took 200 bales and ex-
rorters took 700 bales.
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LEIGH.sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH

LEIGH BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Twenly-hlth aud Leigh streets.
sunday II A. NJ. sermon Jnd Lord S
supper. sunday. . l.. NJ, Junior y. y.
i. l.. Sunday. l.. NJ, senior b. \. J..
L.. Sunday. j. NJ. sermon; subject
The Doubling Christian" tly reQuesU.
Sunday. e.l5 A. NJ. Sunday school. Mon
day, Il. NJ. regular business meeting.
Tuesday. S j.. NJ. mems prayer q.
Wednesday, 5 Il. NJ. prayer meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

CENTENARY METHODIST EPIsCO-
pal church. south Grace street between
Fourth and Fiith. Reg. ". v. TUDOR.
ID. d. pastor Preaching at IL A. NJ.
and 5 ]. NJ. hy the pastor. SUBJECT Il
night Character
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PARK-PLACE NJ. L. CHURCH COR
uer west Franklin and Pine stre"ts, Rev.
THOMAS y. POTTS. ID. D., pastor
Services az IL a. NJ. and z. NJ, con-
Quoted by u stor.
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BROAD-STREE1 Il I 4 II o d I 5 T
church corner OF Broad and Tenth
streets. Rev. W. q. STARR H. -, PAS
Ing az II 4. ~ and =. NJ by the pas
tor. Morning subject, Getting Ready for
the Winter Of Life" A. night y Vote
that VIII Call for q Kingdom ana a
King" A cordial welcome 10 all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

plNE-STkEEI BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Pine and Altemarle streets. Rev.
j. 3. HCTSON. pastor.-Prcachlug sun
day at II A. VI and l.. A. sunday
school az A. NJ Young mems prayer
meeting Monday az L. VI. Young feo-
Pies meeting Friday at +. NJ. Al well
come.
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FIRST EAITIST CHURCH REV.
GEORGE COOPER. u. d.. pastor, at IL
A. NJ, Tile Witness Of Our Divine Child
ship. az Z. NJ, The Conversion OF a
Fisherman. Bible school AZ $3.50 A. NJ.
Young ICoQles Union a. =. NJ.
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ST. JAMES METZ ODI 5 T
church corner Twenty ninth and Mar
pastor.-Regular services: sunday school
a. OBS O'Clock. Preaching at II a. ~
and 5 i. NJ Epworth League at o'clock
Strangers will find warm welcome, and
are particularly requested 10 make them
selves known. Parsonage. Dob east Mar
shall street. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

church Thirty-secord and Marshall
streets bible school at 91j \. ".
Preaching at II 4. II. by Rev. A j. BAR
TON. Preaching az S 4. u. seas zee.
4 hearty welcome 10 all.
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church 1sevcnth and Grace streets. Rev.
JABEZ HALL. pastCr.-Proscllng at II
A. NJ No service at nisht. sunday
-Ir l. NJ. sunday Ir1yer-meetiue. +.
n. Wednesday. Sewing Circle. IL a. N.
THURSDAY. Little Sewing Circle. { =. NJ.
Friday. seats free. Public cordially in
yited
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RK HOLDS T

HIGHLAND PARK METH o DIST
Preaching at II A ~ ana 100 Z. NJ by
the pastor. Rev. J. n. LATHAM. also
prayer-meeting and Scripture reading
with suggestive and helpful talk by the
o'clock. II
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LAUREL-STREE1 METHO DIsT
Episcopal Church. South corner Laurel
and Albemaric streets. Rev IT, J. TAf-
LOK. pastor. Subject al II 4. NJ. "suf-
Iering with Christ" Subject at = +. NJ,
n Crown OF Life. How Secured. Ep-
worth Le9gue at 5:l5 l.. NJ.
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ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPIsCO.
pal church BROAD street. between TWEEN
ty-fourth and twcnty-hfthl' Rev. X. A.
GOODWIN, rector.-serylees every sun
day at IL 4. VI. and y. VI. Sunday
school at 0.3O A. VI. cordial invitation
TO all. Is
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES

GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCt
J. C.. HIDEN, l.. D., pastor.-PTeachine
at II A. NJ. and 7. ". by the pastor
Sunday school at 91J A. VI.
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UNION STATION METHODIST

UNION STATION METHODIST
son streets. Rev. GEORGE G. WANDER
SLICE. pastor.-Suhjects. II A. NJ. THE
Fellowship Of Suffering" 7.i5 p. N.
Two Baskets OF Figs" s.ij A. NJ. sun
DAY school. g.i5 4. NJ. class 7.30 L. NJ.
Monday grand rally. when the dime al
buns will be brought in. All invited. 80
NJ. Thursday young mems meeting.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH eco

ner Sixth and Main streets. Preceding
at il A. VI. and \ =. NJ. b. Rev. JOHN
II. EAGER, ID. D.
WEST VIEW j. \ p T : r CHURCH
(ccucr Cary and Meadow Stsl. Rev q. NJ
MERCER. j.. ID. .pastor.-NOrsh.p Gu sun
cay: Sunday school! ESQ 4. u. Preach
ing at II a. ". and y. u. Boys meet
ing at l.. VI. Young Peoples Union at
+. NJ Prayer-meeting " ednesday at
Il. ". Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
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CHURCH or THE EPHIPHANY
Barton Heights. Rev. W. j. CHRIS
MAN. rcctor.-Services an II a. NJ. and
SIP. VI. Wednesday, : Il. VI. Litany SER
vice Friday at D. NJ sunday school i
4.ll A. II.
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TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL

IKINII Mt IIDDIoI I-IIrND tAL
church. South corner Broad and TWEEN
t.eth streets. Rev JOSEPH t. MASTtN.
pastor -irea,hirg az II 4. VI. and at
i. ~. by the pastor. Wednesday night
service az o'clock. Epworth League FRI
dav night al : O'Clock. Prayer ANA expe-
rience meeting 3 ocock l.. VI. Sunday
school al 9.lj \. NJ Cordial welcome 10
all
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school (cOlner Washington ana Windcr
streets Sunday school At y-l5 i. NJ.
and $3.50 +. NJ. PRAYER meeting every
Friday evening at 5 l.. NJ. All are well
come.
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CHRIsTADELPHIAN CHURCH fAT
Lee Camp Hall. ga Broad streeD Ser
vices at II a. NJ and discourse by Mr..
W. JONES' subject. What the Saviour
Preached While on Earth is Essential TO
Salvation" All are Invited 10 attend.
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FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL IT,
Grace and Broad Streets. Rev J. 4.
MOREHEAD. pastor.-Services SUNDAYS
al II A. NJ. and : p. NJ. Prayer-meeting
Wednesday az +. III. Sunday school
every Sunday AT 900 \. VI. Friends and
strangers welcome.
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UNION GOSPEL MISSION CORNER
Eighth ord Main Services every night
in the week at O'Clock ana every sun
day nfterrocn at o'clock. conducted by
Mrs. r. NJ. GLOVER. 40. :, = =
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THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
fTvarfv-sixth and Marshall Streets Rev.
l.. NJ. OAlER. past0r-Preaching Sunday
al II 4. VI. and l.3l =. II. sunday school
a. $3.50 A NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday
al L. NJ. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

CALVARY BAPTIST CHUECH, coz
ner Grace and Pine streets. Rev. Ii. a.
BAGBY, pastor.-Preaching NJ IL a. NJ.
and 5 l.. 81. Prayer-meeting "Wednesday
evening at : l.. ii. sunday school al .
\. NJ. Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
day ~ J. NJ Is
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ST PAULs CHURCH CORNER OF
Ninth and Grace Streets. Rev. HART
LEY CARMICHAEL. u. D.. rector; Rev
FRANK RIDOUT assistant minister
dolly Communion first and third sunday
40 noon. an other sundays at $50 \. u.
HOLY days at noon. Sunday services. II
A. II. and =. VI. Litany on Fridays
m noon Sunday school It $3.50 4. ".
Bible class for men Wednesday az SID
o. NJ
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wEsT-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
1916 west Cary street.-Sunday school 80
\ " Prayer-meetine every Thursday
night at o'clock. PUBIC cordially H.
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FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH l2i0
north FIFTH street. Rev. JOSEPH NJ
SEATON. pastor. Services ~ II A. N :
subject 1.-The Power Of Conscience
Sunday school az Do 4. VI. Bible class az
H.l5 p. VI. subject The Mustard Seed. %
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
ner Of Main and Fousnee Streets, Rev.
IANDON r. MASON. rector Regular
services every LOrIs-Day sunday school
atg.sO 4. NJ Morning prayer and sermon
al III a. NJ. ard eyenJ% prayer and lee
ture al 6.20 i. IT. Holy COM
munion on the first sunday az the II
o'clock service. and on the third and nth
sundays at 1.3) a. n. Strangers are
shown seats and are made 70 feel cordial
IS welcome. 70
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BROAD-sTREEr MISSION HALL
Cl2 east Broad. open every night
MONDAY prayeT-Ineeting every day ex'
cept Sunday. The Christiau Alliance
designed TO promote a deeper Christian
life meets every Friday night AL
Welcome.
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NEW ORLEANS. LA, oct. 30;-COi-
TON-Futures steady: sales. @2.ogD paies ;
November. 7.3l. December, 1og' "a y
III. February. 49, March' low NPi''
Z ~. MN i ~.
The morning times., 1896-04-28

Luck, Baltimore luck, and Hoffer thrown
In.
II was a case of root, hog or die, and
the Senator's died.
De Montreville Is q trifle premature.
Do n OF be SO gay, Gene.
Eight men left on bases is an evidence
that hit or two would have meant runs.
An ex-senator was good enough to pitch
the PhillieS out yesterday. 1t was Abbey.
II would be much better to use an old
catcher TO young pitcher, and vice versa.
Lush took Browns place in the last of
the third and made an excellent stop or
BrOdie's single.
To-Day the senators will have chance to
redeem themselves. game ut Baltimore
and all will be forgiven.
In the seventh after everyone got up for
good first-class stretch, Hoffer pitched
three balls and the side was out.
McCauley was hit by HOTfer, but Timothy
Hurst would not give him his base. 1t
would have yielded one run sure, and how
many more is hard 10 tell.
Malarkey has been farmed out to Rich
mond and Gilroy TO Norfolk of the Virginia
State League. Both players are To be re-
turned 10 washington on live days notice.
The Senators will leave for Baltimore,
Brooklyn and the trip West today at II
O'Clock. One game will be played in Bal
commencing Wednesday and then they
Will go 10 Cleveland May 4, and o.
The following players will constitute the
travelling party OF the Senators on the the
out-of-to wn trip: Mr.. j. Earl Wagner,
Treasurer Liddy, Manager-Captain Joyce,
Cartwright, McGuire, Brown, seibacb; Alb
hey, Mercer, Anderson, McJames, Boyd;
Lush. Maui and Crooks will join the club
at Pittsburg.
The morning times., 1896-04-28
Results at Elktun.


First race-Six furlongs. ScbuyIkill, ia, ,
Burkholdcr, even money, won; Westside,
l24, w. Morris, Ia 2, second; Mask;
ia, Clare, 15 to 1. third. Time; l ;23.
Mckcever, Basil Duke, Darkness, Prn-
cess, Captain Jack, and Silent Friend also
ran.
second race-Six aud a half furlongs.
Gimme, 81, Houlahan, q Ia /: won; REFORM
Ill, Burkholdcr. To /, second: Siberia;
los, Ellis, 10 /, third. Time; 1:30 1-2.
Quartermaster, Tommy Bropby, Remorse,
Airplant, Gauoping King, JiniIny James ais"
ran.
Third race-Four and a half furlongs.
Forest, ia. W. Morris, 3 TO 2; won;
Plunderer. ia, Neel. 10 to 1; second;
bart, la, FitZsiInmcns. To /; third.
Time, 1:01. Grampian. Eclipse, jr.; May
Pinkcrton, Dr. Faust ana sonora also ran.
Fourth race-SiX furlongs. Earn, 1N5
Delehanty, 9 to .. won; Milton, lC5,
Ellis, 3 to /. second: Miss Edith, 1C2,
Macy, 8 to l. third. Time, 1:23 Ia. Nan
tucket Torresdaie Lady Watson, Ratchet,
also ran.
Fifth race-Mile. Canadian. 101. Neei.
10 to 1, won; Chiswick. 110, Washburn,
to 10, second; Cockade, 10l. Neary 4
to /, third. Time. 1:52. Fagin, DR..
Helmuth, Grey Forest. Claurece. harris,
Sixth race-Four and a half furlongs.
Little Joe, ii. Afford, to ., won;
Parthian, ia. Dwyer, to /, second:
Farragut, III, BurkhOlder, & to l, third.
Time, 100 1-2. Tolosa. Blondy's Victim.
Minnie S., The Clown. Nina Vincent, School
Marin, also ran.
The morning times., 1896-04-28
Loeb & HirSh,
0Io=oI2 F ST.
THE WHITE BUILDING.

Forsyth today. spendolin and Hazel
Hatch, at 10 and & 10 /, respectively,
were the winning long shots. Thomas
Payne again showed hlgh-Class by running
four furlongs in 0:52, the track being very
slow Attendance about 5000. Sum-
ma ries:
First race-six furlongs. La Creole.
106. Irving, to 8, won; Mary l., 1o2,
Hyle. 3 to second; Glenoid, 1o6, Garner.
3 to /. third. Time, 1:20 3-4.
- Second race -Four fprlongs Thomas
80. Burns, 4 TO /, second; Mrs. Murphy,
1O3. lyle, 20 to l, third. Time. 0:52.
Third race-Five and one-half furIongs.
Ethel Leah, 90, Garner, 10 2, won; Lottie,
96. Hyle, 1 to ! , second: Wood Lake. 101,
Warren. 6 to / third. Time. 1:12 81.
Fourth race-Seyen furlongs. Spendoline,
105. Houston, 10 TO l. Won; Hillsboro, lo2,
Hyle, . to 2, second; Evanatus, i02, Garner,
9 to 5, third. Time, :33 IA.
Fifth race-Six furlongs. Hazel Hatch.
I04. Warren, eto l won; Gomor' 1915
h 10 J, thiId. Time, 1:20 a.
Sixth race-Five furlongs. Inspector
Hunt, III, McGlone, to ., won: Excuse,
119. II. Ward, 2 10 l, second; Ferrynan
II. ia, l. Lewis, 4 To l. third. Time,
.05 l-2,
The morning times., 1896-04-28
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The morning times., 1896-04-28
First Dayat Lexington.

Lexington. KY, April 27.-Lexington,
the home of Henry of Navarro, Clifford, and
many others, opened its track for the
spring meeting today and did it very we'll.
From ali indications the meeting will be
one OF the heSt that this time-hoHored
racing point has furnished in years. The
attendance was very flattering and the
racing clean and exciting. The business
in the betting ring was quite brisk and the
seven books that did business had as much
were broken. Simon W., in the first, knock
ing a quarter of a second off Of Prince
InIperial's time made last fall. and Prince
Lief establishing new fea ture for a mile
and sixteenth. Summaries:
First race-Inaugural scramble; three
quarters OF mile. Simon W, 116, Per
kins, to 8, won; Eanone, 1O2, Ross, /
to 1, second; Myrtell Harkness, 100,
War1G WalktT s1 to ahd 5hTd rIe TI@e ssd a4 "a
Second race-one mile. Fred Barr. 81,
Houston. TO l. won; Ace, 100, j. Gardner,
to 10, second; Sligo, 100, A. Isom, to 1, !,
third. Time, Al 1-2. Frontman, Ras-
per, Cashier, Anna Lyle. Bonnie Dundee
Tom Miles. and Rejected also ran.
Third race-Distillers stakes; one mile nd
a sixteenth. Prince Lief, 1O3. Perkins,
9 to 10, won; Scmper Ego, 80, j. Gardner,
8 to 3, second; Gallon dor. 80, Vankuren,
starters.
Fourth ce-Nine-sixteenths mile. T. w.
w, 118, Walker, to l, won; Red, 11S;
Overton, to ]. second; Gew Cav, 11S,
Ross, Z to 8. third Time, 0:57 1-2. Fort
innate, Sangamon. Lovejoy, Old Sport and
.'a5ner, also ran.
Fifth ace-Nine-sixteeuths mile. suissun,
115, Bum. to o, won; Eugenia Wicks,
115, A. Isom. 40 to l, second; Temp peSta, /,
Cappy, Lady Rover. The Blossom, Amiable,
La rrncess, High Society. Evening Chat,
Virginia Moore and Breakaway, also ran.