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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

state will take M tho case OF Solomon
Marable and push ~ 20 concinsioh-
who his counsel will be no one knows
bni Judge organ will assign come menu
hers OF the local bar TO the unweicoine
tasi,.
Negroes as well as whites. regard MN
as q guilty wretch. wro should be huhs.
and he has little sympathy bestowed
upon him. III.
The crowd was very orderly, ana oily
one man gave any trouble TO MS ioilo' /,
and he was drunk Judge organ nnsu
him s.. and expelled him from the COURT
room. $1,000,
Tomorrow will probably see hea'ed
argument between ,Ae legal hshts' one
on each side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

Through n mistake the names Of Mr..
William j. Ebel and Miss Emma l.. Wen
eel appeared in Sundays Times In the
proceedings OF the Henrico County Court.
This announcement should have read that
a marriage license had been ISSUED TO
the couple. which was done on saturday.
They were quietly married last night al
the residence Of the bride IN Henrico
county. Mr.. Ebel is the son Of Mr.. Jacob
Ebol The well-known merchant tailor,
ana is an exceedingly popular young man.
while Miss Wen7el is one Of the most at
tractive and accomplished young ladies in
Hfuffco county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

Two Farmers Perish In an Clubhouse set
Afirc ID. "a Lantern.

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. lo-Special
News was received here to-day Of iatal
me which occurred at Henry, in trankin
county. Saturday night.
ALo,,t midnight an clubhouse on the
farm of j. l.. King was discovered IN
n blaze. and after the house had burned
down the charrcd remains Of }; D. ana
g ID. Walker, two farmers, who hVed
~ ie fhourht that they had been IN
toxicatcd and upset the lantern which
they had with them. setting fire TO the
drv feed in the building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

4 Constable Makes a Zig Haul in Nanse-
rnnnh (OmniN.

SUFFOLK. VA. Feb. lo.-Special.-
Constable Branch arrested eleven negroes
near Whalevviiie yesterday. and they are
now i'm the county jail awaiting prellmi-
nary trial on February 18th before jus
tico Rawlcg. OF this county.
Constable Branch was trying to arrest
the parties who broke into the brandy
house of Mr. Frank T.. Parker OIL ~
press Chapel. but discovered IN aaniion
TO the brandy stolen from Mt faiher
,hot those negroes had merchandise
stored away within their houses.
A few NIGHTS ago the store of \. ID.
Nilteer at Whaleyville. was broken into
and several hundred dollars worth OF
goods stolen. ,..s
This seems TO have been the same band
Of thieves who have been operating IN
the county who do not spare stores
smokc-nouscs. or braudy-houses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
THE POLICE COJRT.
Motorman Trice Discharged from Custody
AS BiameIesS.

The case of Motorman Trice, who was
charged with the killing OF young Rus
sell Jordan. who met his death under the
wheels Of electric car No l02, Of the
Clay-strcet line last Friday evening. was
called IN the Police Court yesterday mcrn-
ing The Justice, after examining several
Witnesses. dismissed the charge. the Coro-
ner's jury having previously eNonerated
the motorman from all blame.
April Robinson. coiored man, was
charged with oursng and abusing Mrs.
Josephine DOnaii and with threatening
10 shoot u. Donati. He pleaded guilty
and paid $3.50.
David Austin and Spencer Lee were fined
s. NJ and costs for fighting IN T. =. Gala
hans Dat-room.
Frank Mcdowell. "A white youth. who
was found begging on the street, was
committed q the Laurel Reformstery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

The entertainment OF last evening At
the rooms Of the McGui Catholic Union.
for the member and their lady friends,
proved "a great success. Both tho musical
and literary features were Of "a high or
der. tho pieces of the participants being
rendered I'm their usual excellent manner.
The programme was as follows:
Duet. Messrs. Cunningham aud Sher-
vim. duet. Mrs Howard and Mr.. Cum
ningham, solo. Mr.. William n. Sheryin;
reading. MIR. j.. Kelly. solo. Mrs. j. IS.
Howard solo. Mr. +. W. cunningham;
duet. Mrs. Howard and Mr.. Shervin;
recitation. Mr.. John r. Higgins. trio
Mrs. Howard. Mr.. Cunningham. and Mr.
Shorvin: accompanist. Professor II. 4.
Caulold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
Nnman.s Christian Association.

\ regular semi-monthly meeting OF the
Womans Christian Association of Rich
mond was held AT No. 100 east Franklin
street yesterday at noon.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. the president or
tho association, was I'm the chair, and Mrs
A. H. Christian was secretary. Regu-
lar reports from standing committees
were received and read. and report OF
especial interest was that In relation to
the Day Nursery. This branch OF the
Association work. on Franklin street. near
Twentieth street, does . great and good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
TIE snELrlRING IRNN.
Friday Next, FOUNDERS Day-Annual
Dinner.

riday Next, FOUNDERS bhA-Ahhhhi
Dinner.
on next Friday the lith. al 500 east
Main street pace Block. the friends Of
the "Sheltering Arms" Hospital will mark
the arrival Of Founders Day in the usual
attractive and telling way ON that day
and al that place a fine chatting dish din
ner including "a variety Of seasonable
delicacies. will be served at a moderate
charge TO an who may desire TO express
their interest in this noble and increasing
~ prosperous charity Recently the ca
pacious building at zoos east Clay street
has had numerous improvements added.
admirably adapting 81 to It's purposes.
II Will be remembered that the institution
is the one absolutely free hospital in the
city; that il is dependent, therefore. upon
the public support and that its founder
was Echecca Petcrkin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb to.-,fhe
treasury gold reserve stood az the cioSe
OF business to-day at slighty less IMAM
S42 .uO0. Oui.
The Withdrawals to-day aggregated
so9S1 O,O. and. in the opinion OF the
treasury officials. indicated that further
Withdrawals would be made 10y success
ful bond bidders 10 make payments Tor
bonds awarded on Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
THE TT,rES-R1CHMOND VA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II. ls!6

work I'm caring for little ones. whose
mothers are Obliged to work all day ana
cannot consequently give them the neceS-
sary attention
Funds are much needed for TINS hoo,e
charity, and contributions may pe ma
to Mrs. G. r. Walford. the cnalr i'ial'
of the Kindergarten and Day NurseiS'
at SO east Clay street.
The next meeting Of the Association
viii be held on the fourth Monday IN
February. at the Womans Home 'V'
cast Franklin street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
Mr. Calell Davis Hurt

Mr.. Caben Davis is confined 10 his room
at the Lexington Hotel, where he rs so
we'll known and liked as cher clerk by
a serious sprain OF one OF his ankles.
The accident occurred by his slipping
ON the stairs of the hotel several days
AGO. and it is a very painful one.
Dr. Edward Mcclure rs attending NM
and hopes 20 have his patient OUT a SOON
q. nnssihln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

The two houses Of the General Assem-
bly, will to-day elect Major Baker +. Lee
Judge of the County Courts OF warwick
and Elizabeth city counties. toioiei
John S. Harwood will tonight tender
his fellow-members of the General As
semblv a. reception I'm honor OF Major
Lees election. AT his residence, 1903 Floyd
avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

T-hl. OF Michigan. 10 be Ambassador Ex-
traordnary and Plenipotentiary OF the
United States to Germany.
Third Assistant Secretary OF State VIII
liam W. Rockhill OF Maryland has been
selected to succeed Mr.. Uhl as first as
sistant Secretary Of State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
KILLED hv the Train

BRISTOL. TENN. Feb. 1o.-Special.-
Jordan Fleenor book agent. of Wal
laces. Va. in a moment OF excitement
jumped in front of train NO. o.. que mere
at $50 o'clock. and was instantly Killed
lie was carried by the cow-catcheF Tor
several wards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
OBlTt AIRY.
Minor II II. Rogers.

Major n. b. Rogers state mauaser oil
The United Banking and Building com
panv for South Carolina. and son OF inc
late General Asa Rogers. OF THIS CITY
died suddenly on one OF the southern
railway trains. near Bolton. ). c. sun
day. His remains We're shipped 10 l-ees-
burg. Va. for intcrment I'm the fanny
burvinC ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
MISS EiKrON sJCCEEDS.
Minister Terrill secures the >ultan's safe
,,uard Ia Visit Six Provinces.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. l0.-fion.
A. ". Terrii. the American Minister,
has procured for Miss Clara Barton and
her assistants, who are now en- route
for this city. the Sultan's safeguard
which will allow them 20 visit the six
distressed provinces OF Anatona. and per-
sonally distribute relief among the SUI
fcrers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
A MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION.
'sThe Black Crook" to be Seen at the Aca
DENY Tonight.

u is with pardonable pride that Man
aver Leath offers a. one OF his "speclai
attractions that grand production, me
Black Crook n will De presented with
am the magnificent scenery and costumes
that characterized its celebrated run az
Inc Acadeu.- of Music. New York. The
company numbers over sixty persons ANA
NO department has been siinted. The
dramatic portion Is exceedingly strong
and the ballets introduced are perhaps
the most beautiful as well as the most
Intricate. oyer seen with any organization.
The speclalties are largely OF foreign
iu,portaiion and embrace some OF th"
most startling as well as pleasing n no., %
elites that Europe has ever sent ms. NE
scenic DISPLAY Is worthy Of especial At
tention. and when IN Is stated that two
entire cars are filled with the magnincen
proofs OF several distinguished artists
iahors Ia rs a guarantee that the produc-
lion surpasses any former attempt IN that
direction. The Crook viii be seen IN an
ms glory at the Academy tonight and
IN matinee and evening performances to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
soUrnERN DIRHcroRs RESIGN.
Me-srs. Inman and Maslin succeed Ger
II q and Mr. RYAN.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-General Samuel
Thomas and Thomas +. Ryan. OF New
York. have resigned as directors of the
Southern railway. and Samuel NJ. lnman.
OF Atlanta. Ca. and George W. Maslin,
OF New York, have been selected to sue
ceed them. Mr. Maslin will only act AZ
director temporarily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

one Of the special features will he ne
unusual number of European succIalti's
that will Doe introduced in the splendid
spectacle. "The Black Crook which will
be- seen here to-day and tomorrow.
over sixty people and two carloads ~
scenery are necessary 10 give "a perfect
presentation of this grand legendary
drama
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

Professor Leo Wheat will leave to-day
for Washington, ID. c, where he goes to
play for the o.. - soldiers Home. by re-
quest OF General. Stanley governor Of
this institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
co,GEfssmaN fAEhYT BETrfR,
IT il Thought That the Crises Is Past and
That lie VIII Ecrovcr.

At o'clock this morning the condition
Of Coneres.man Tazwen Elicit was slight
~ improved. For several days past he
has been at the point of deaf, but 1t Is
now thought that he has past the crisis
and will recover. lie was res ling quietly
ana his symptoms showed slight I'M
nroXement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

WASHING TON, Feb. i0.-The Presi-
dent to-day nominated and the Senate to-
day confirmed the nomination Of Edwin i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

McDONOUGH.-D at her residence.
7O2 north Twenty-frst street MAhf .
funeral from ST. Patrick's church
WEDNESDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock.
JOHNSON Died at the residence Of
Mrs. Virginia Johnson 7l5 west Main
street al $50 O'Clock Monday afternoon.
MARY. daughter of w Il. and Ariadne
Johnson. formerly of Petersburg. va.
Funeral services viii De ned az Trace
L,riscon9i church WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON at 30 o'clock.
Tuterment AZ Petersburg, va
Petersburg papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11

DO YOU SEE the testimonials written
~ ,.,,,,,t, who have been cured Of various
diseases by Hoods Sarsaparillag They
noint the way for you II you need good
medicine.
HOODS PILLS cure all liver Ills. re-
lleve constipation. and assist digestion
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-09
LIVE STOCK NEWS AND GOSSIP.
THE GRASS CATTLE SEASON is Now
FULLY OPENED.
Receipts I'm the southern Division
Yesterday Aggregate 1as Ours
81. Louis Cattle Market
Makes n Poor showing.

Tho grass cattle season may now he said
to he fully opened. There We're l3s cars in
the Southern division yesterday, and a good
many were very good cattle. This was the
heaviest run for many months. counting
3,2I3 head. a little over one-half OF the en-
tire receipts, and of these l,5co We're from
Texas They show the effect of good past
urage they have had all spring. they being
better feshed than usual at this time Of
year.
The St. Louis cattle receipts from jan
uary !. up TO Saturday Were 2s,SSl behind
those for the same time in 1896
Choice cattle have dropped back n little
again. There We're a number of handsome
more than $500 and only one lot this figure
James X and F. H. Williams. OF Florence
kas., We're here yesterday with hfty:four
choice grade steers of their own feeding
that were well fatted and highly finished,
the above figure, the highest price OF the
day They, were taken by Eastman for the
j n. Irwin is himself again. He was at
j. G.. Mccoy is Just back from trip
through kingman. Pratt and Ford coun-
ties, Kas. lie says the corn in those coun-
ties is looking fine but IN the eastern part
of the state II has had too much rain. A
good many cattle and hogs still in the
country.
jacob Badskey. Overlook. Kas., was in
c. W. Rurns o. Waite and l.. II. Allen,
Flatonia, Tex, had In cattle yesterday.
j. T.. Barron. Thornton, Tex. was at the
yards yesterday with cattle He says cat
lie are doing well IN his section, hut 1t is
dry. The number Of cattle to come 10
market is lighter than last year.
r. O. Larham, Dculson, Tex, was on the
yards yesterday with cattle.
Henry Steinkerchner, Newton, kas., had
Jesse Reeves, Paul's Valley, l. T. was
here yesterday with hogs.
S. +. Price. Hamilton, Tex, was up yes
tcriay with sheep,
Norris & McNeill Cawker City, Kas., had
In hogs yesterday,
f. II. PEBBLES, Downs. Kas., was here
yesterday with cattle and hogs.
j. l.. Barringer, Winnewood, ]. T., was
on the yards ycstertuy with cattle.
I Z. Stout and II. G. Neil, Vernon, Tex,
We're here yesterday with cattle.
Walters y Hamilton Caddo, l. r., had in
III Wiggl-sWorth, Wichita. Kas,. was in
yesterday with sheep
John Wolfort, Downs, Kas., came in yes
Henry Peters, Rose. Kas., was at the
yards yesterday with hogs.
J. y. Payne Is lying sick at his home.
D. NJ Howard, RDssvillc, Kas., was IN
yesterday with cattle,
r. " Tucker, Florence. Kas., was here
yesterday with cattle.
House 8 Wou!fe, Newton, Kas.. had in
hogs yesterday.
J. Il Baker. Peabody, Kas., was at the
yards yesterday with cattle,
william Hoffman, Lano, Tex, was up
yesterday with cattle.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-09
SHOOTING ON GARFIELD AVENUE.
Mrs. Ida stafford Gives Chase to .
Man Who tiistrcntcd Her.

The residents in the vicinity of Seventh
street and Garfield avenue were startled
about S o'clock last night by the hurried
footsteps OF man and shots from u re-
NolNer, Thcy ran to thelr doors and saw
a man wildly running and shouting for
help, that he was being killed Followin.;
the man came a slender woman, who had
q smoking revolver IN her hand She had
iired twice at the retrcat!ng man when
he turned north on Garfield avenue and
disappeared
Oifcer McCosgrove was sitting quietly
IN his home at l0lS Euclid avenue when
he heard the shooting. Without waiting
10 don his helmet or coat. he ran in the
direction of Garfield and arrived there
Just N time TO arrest the woman. At
central station she gave the name of Ida
Stafford. and said she lived at 81 Agnes
avenue. She is 20 years old. She would
not diNu!ge the name of the man at whom
she was shooting, but said he had knocked
her down and subjected her to other mis-
treatment, when She rebelled. and getting
possession OF a bulldog revolver, started
after HIM The man Is believed to be sam
Marshall. said TO have been paying atten-
tion to Mrs. Stafford. whose husband is
serving a term IN the state penitentIary
for, burglary. Marshall was not arrested,
and Mrs. stafford says he will leave the
city, She was held on q charge OF dis
orderly conduct
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-09
Personal.

j. J, Drake, Omaha, is at the Coates.
5. II, Boiler, Chicago, is at the Coates.
= W. Whtelaw. 81. Louis, is at the
II, skilman, Cincinnati, Is at the Coates.
NJ, NJ Carson, Rochester is at the
IL. NJ Ruby Macon. Ga. is at the
= Paul b. Gaylord, Denver. is at the
Coates. "
q, p, Snow, Minneapolis, is at the Coates.
J. c. Henry, Cleveland. is at the Coates.
II. p. Warner. New Britain. Conn, Is at
is at the Hotel Victoria. f'"'''''e'
W. i. Hasler,, schumann male quartette.
Is at the Hotel Victoria. wv
g. y, Iasler, Schumann male ouarte,,.
Is at the Hotel Victoria.
Thomas pohan, Omaha. Neb.. is at the
Hotel Victoria.
w f.; Henderson, Enier. Kas., is at the
Hotel Victoria. 'S
George H. Robson, New York city 10 ,,
the Hotel Victoria. 50 ~
New Albany. ''e
l., Wise and wife, San Diego. Cal. are at
Albany. " ~ ''e Ne"
4, N, Simpson. St. Louis. is at the New
AI5ady. H. :; Martin St Louis, is at the New
g, W. stipp and daughter, OF wiebIta
has, are stopping at the Midland '''''
M H. =, iGo9daie, Peoria. Ill. is a guest Of
p,Ms M AZ A. ,bd bmoSbs Of Horton. Kas, is stop.
Hugh Alexander, a prominent ,,o.,,..
OF nohcordlh' kas., Is at the Midland h'
W. A. Granger and wife. M tvt.A,.
Aas'' are guests OF the Midland. "S"''a'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-09
TWO FAv0RlTES IN FRONT.
sND WILD MiNr woN ron
TiiE TtLENr.
Thr other Thrr" Rncrs tii Went to
second choice HnrsrS-Drnd Heat
u-tvrrn Jim naL-r and
uciIr OF OAK GROVE.


Two f1yorItre rot home In front yestor-
49,. a. 1.- ,t,,, ,.r,s ,r,, to
"'' $50" LII tI,sn,,,
s'"AI- fhv'''-. h'-h't'h' WIN iu'l'hni
up was q hot flyofite for the third race
n,s i5',,.s .,.T.pI.5 il0rmnn rom rid.
,. xxx. t,,,, AZ ,,,,'i,,srs ,,r,ii
l"E l'' my p'"y v"t i'H 'l'P'VH''7 ""''
! further notice,
Tayorh vas the favorIte for the first
. '.i,.' '',,"N '''' 90, W. ''I .,',i,s ~
.", '..''"A 20 ',' s''''yH' "',,' ! ,.'
Won easily. f.alir Rookh beat Sir Archer
for the place In a drive.
WA tis,, ,y,s ,,.',,5.,,. ,,,-o ,,,,-t,.
l"' lH' e'''NN' % uNSh "l l'ut !HtlpHEs 'Yr
--E EeAr-"lls. lnhe Freed and Marble Arch
Vrru haUk"I fUr hot things at long odds.
glranf.fr.t ft4Il. tn. running to tho stretch
yt.r VIVA MID, v,,t a., a.. ,r,pt and
~ m
% WI ".l''.s' .'.y''t n' '''.''t u.'' D'''s Va
boaso for tNe PLACE under the whip.
For the ,htl race Hcsrerl was the
choice OF thr talent. with paskola a wull
,.f.,..I -....,.f .l,t.. Al Vote ,,,s .tr,,t,.
H.. i,-t,..i .., 49,, a. w., -. -.
NV ~ ~ '' H""N' N "'''s utoNe "N NNs
'- front "Nt gen 10 the h'dn oil the sttti'h'
whore paskula took the LEAD and won gJi-
pmg, ana the inyori,o ,yns a bad fourth.
Ntat,'L ,,,, ,,,,t. ,.,.i, ,,.,,t,.
"Ns maui d" p"Vs -W" ui''s
ivl i"t lyuI'h iHl'' WIN ,.hHle VI YAK
,ir.r' a.,4"' ."o..,, ~ Nh, 'lv ~
s.lt.L' iinAHg }hG f.hhluF H. 'hy stret,hi
had a icsp'r1t,' ,lii.l To- tha wire, nnish.
IofgGI tn g,li II " J.,j I,5t NioiSIb Nas
-lGW 10 nor In t,ofIou utI bar.Iy sactired
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-09
Owl Club Roll.
A CIRCULAR LETTER.


From the headquarters OF the unned
Confederate Veterans at New Orleans Cen
eral John b. Gordon has issued circular
letter Announcing the objects and plans o..
the eS-Con!ederate reunion at Richmond,
Va. on June 80, July and .. Tho letter
states that It is intended to compile his
tories by states OF the soldiers who served
in the Confederate army, TO erect monu-
ments TO the great leaders of the armies
and TO extend to the orphans, the widows
and the helpless such benevolent care and
consideration as fraternal feelings shall
dictate. The idea is to perfect plan for
mutual aid, so that there may be a fund
from which money may be taken for relief
of pressing, cases. The letter says there
and the work OF organization is being
pushed. The list Of camps by states is as
follows:
Texas, 2l3; Alabama. 81. South Carolina,
II: Missouri GO; Mississippi, 90: Georgia, -.
Louisiana, 81; Arkansas, 50; Kentucky. 81
Florida, 3o;, Tennessee 20: Nirsinia, q;
Maryland. G; Oklahoma, B: New Mexico, 3,
Illinois. 9; Montana. q West Nirginla, j:
Indiana, |: California, l. District OF ColuW-
b!a !.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-09

eins'. 3 to ;, second. Hardenburr. % Greg
oryp. to !, third. Time. 1904. Dorette.
kingstone. Lucy Lee, Myrtell. Colonel Al.
len. Fresco and NJ. V. ]. also ran. Place
betting: Bclander, to O.
Third race-Ftve furlongs; purse. 500, .
year-olds RanIuo H., il2 tSeherrer). 81.
TO /, won: viscount, lfs (Thorpel. to 10.
second; Cavalero. liz (Bunm ! to I, third.
Time. i:nii.. Olympus. Traveller and Lieu
tenant also ran. Place betting: Nseount,
to 3.
Fourth race--One mile. handicap; 500
added: 3-year-olds and over. Caesarian. III
perkins, S to s. Won; urania, III (schcr-
rer). TO 5, second: lslan, los ,Van kuren),
to /. third. Time. l:iS. Sir Play and Gran
nan also ran. Place betting: uranla. !
to 3.
Fifth racc-one and one-slxteenth miles:
selling: purse, 500; i-year-olls and over.
Annie Goodwin. 30 (Scherrer), : to 2, won.
Oudague. lN tThorpe), to 5. second. Say
on. Ill (Dibbsl, 10 to !. third. Time, l;Si.
LeBanjo Probasco, Plutus. Rasper and
Uncle Henry also ran. Place betting: on
daEue. 3 to b.
Sixth race-Seven furlongs: selling: purse.
500; 3-year-olds and over Stowaway. loj
tScherrer), 3 to l. won; Helen Mar. s2 &c.
Reif), ! to ]. second; Old Center. % Gnu-
pee). 10 !, third. Time. 1850 SprinEvale,
Little Waller, Clissie H., Hubert and
Susie Il also ran. Place betting: Helen
Mar, TO ].
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-09

san Francisco, June s.-Rc-uts at Ingle-
side;
First rnro-Four flrongs Tortoise won,
~ Lulrone, seconds Billy Vice. third.
Time. r.lp'!
Second Tace-SiN furouEs. San Marco
won Leseunu. second, Clacqucr third.
T!Wr. .l-'--
Third r4he-AlIlc and ,gne-SNteenthi hur-
dies. ArlrmuE Won iluutsmaU, SECOND.
Arundel. third Time, agi..
Fourth rare-SiN furlOuEs. Montgomery
won, CudeHzit, second; Lucille, thlrd. Time.
Flfh raco-Flve and one-holf furlongs.
Catnntgn won, BIG. CHIEF secou4i cor
rlrutu. third. Time. laNi.
sixth racc-Figo furluugs. Duke Stevens
won, Easel. second, Oracle s., third. Time.
llu
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-09
CORBETT WILL BOX SHARKEY.
He Has Agreed to Meet the sailor
pugiIi>t in u Four Round
Contest,

bctt and Thomas Sharkey met this after
noon and signed articles OF agreement
for a four-rouHl bout under the auspices
Of the National Athletic club. ON Wednes-
day evening, June =.
The contest viii be fought under Mar
Quis OF Queenshcrry rules with nve-ouuce
gloves the decision to be made hy u
referee 10 be- selected at the ring side.
Corhrtt is to have ~ per cent of the gross
receipts, If Shnrkcy should gain the de-
gisluu he will receive - per cent OF tho
net proceeds, and 4 II Is declared draw
the Marine WILL receive y per cent Of the
net proceeds.