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The evening times., 1896-04-15

May Pmkcrton, with Houlahan up and
30 Ia |. had an easy time o. II III the open
ing event at EIktOl.
Kit Chinn VIII start at the Nashville
meeting.
Trainer Hnl Scul!y has named bis two
year-"ld sister To Bcrur, Jc Ne Sais Pas.
Richard Harvey has been appointed start
CIR at lnsiesIdc track California.
lamar II is proving hrcadwinner for
| Dan HONG.
Miss Norma, now IL California, VIII never
race again.
II. I. Griffin VIII not he allowed to start
| any more horses 1T Bay District He re-
| fused to answer satisfactorily TO the
| judges in regard to the ownership OF Il
| certain horse.
1t is popularity believed that the CrcSccn;
| City Jockey Cub cleared at least 500. .orU
on the winter meeting. while some people
! ilcIals OF the .track stIIe that the actual
profits were about $4,000.
Wheel of Fortune, winner of the Burns
| Handicap. OF 81 800, at san Francisco, was
| an outsider al IL 10 /. This horse was
! bought at the Santa Anita sale TWO years
ago by Joseph Harvey for 5000. Jockey
! Snaw was highly comnlincntcd for his
| riding Of Wheel OF ortrnc in this race.
indianapolis has fallen into line with "A
| proposed running meeting. the last week
| IN May. 1t viii ~ the lIrst meeting of the
end ever held at the Indiana capital and
| $4,000 is to be expended in purses.
Bc!lringer. one of the best jumpers in
California. cost his owner, Frank Taylor,
$3.50.
A. II. < II. II. Morris have ordered two
of the Brown starting machines One is
to he sent to the Texas ranch and the o. her
TO the Morris farm in Maryland.
Robert Steel yesterday sent Lena Rose
and another promising-iooking bay filly to
Robert Grady at Belmont course.
Today the season opens at Forsyth Park
one mile. has the following entries: Magnet
10: Simmons. los: Jake Zimmerman, 1u5:
Ashland. 81: Billy Kinney. Onalaska. Roy
al Prince. 80 each; First Deal, So; Orinda
1O5.
Polivar. carrying IOi pounds, with An
drewS up. a 10 shot, won the last race
at Elkton yesterday. Bolivar is a chesnut
horse. six years Old. and WIS sired by
Volturno. out of Miss McGowan. He was
sold or Monday at The track 10 James Fur
day justified the confidence repOsed in
him by his new owner by winning the race
by nose.
Crania. carrying 40 pounds. ridden by
Jockey Martin. won the Tennessee Club
handicap at Memphis yesterday. running
the mile course in / :I6 1~2.
The evening times., 1896-04-15

FREE LECTURE,
On "Health, Happiness, and
Beauty of Women"
Er. Il. c. FLOWER o" Boston to
Visit Washington CITY and the
State OF Virginia.

| DR.. X. G.. Flower will deliver his new
lecture on Health, Happiness and Beauty
| OF Women AT the following places, on
dates named, at the times given:
Roanoke, Va, Academy of Music, Sun
day night, April 10, ut p. IN.
Petersburg, Va, Library Hall, Friday
| night, April "a, AT S:15 p. m.
Lynchburg, Va, Opera House, Sunday
| night, April 26, at $ p. m.
This lecture is free and is said to he one
OF the finest lectures ever delivered on
the American platform. DR.. Flower as an
orator, fer pathOs, clCGutnCc poetry, and
wit has no superior. The doctor can he
consulted professionally at the following
places on dates named:
Washington, u. c., Riggs House, Friday
| and Saturday, April II and Is.
Roanoke, Va, Hotel Roanoke, Monday,
April 20.
Norfolk, Va, New Atlantic Hotel. Tues
day aud Wednesday, April u and %.
Richmond, Va, The Jefferson, Thursda :"
ana Friday, April 23 and "a.
Petersburg, Va, The Shirley, saturday,
April %.
Lynchburg, Va. Norvell-A rlington Hotel.
Monday and Tuesday, April % and Is.
DanviIlc. Va. Hotel Burton. Wednesday
and Thursday, April 20 and 80.
II is claimed by DT. Flowers friends that
lie can dia gnose any disease of any per
SON WITHOUT HShihS tHt pdtl'Ht Il pu'N'oi'
and that he is the only living physician
who can scientifically do so without MAX
ing a mistake.
The Boston Globe says: 'In the treat
mCnt or cancer. consumption, tumor, heart
and nerve troubles, DIR. X. G. Flower has
no equal in the world.' The Boston Travel
Ter says: There is no experiment in DR..
K. e. Flowers practice. Able as he is To
tell anyone his disease. without asking a
question, he is rot likely TO doctor his
patients for the WRONG discaSc." The New
York Tribune says: "pr. X. G. Flower OF
Boston is the highest authority on chronic
disease aud enjoys the largest practice OF
any living physician
Our readers will see that this visit of DR..
X. c. Flower TO the South will enable the
sick 10 consult him close to their hCmcS.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The University of Pennsylvania football
candidates Will begin spring practice to,i;l v
In wrestling match at Liverpool Eng
land, between Plerri. a Greek, aid McIuer-
ney. the Irish champion. the latter WIS de-
feated, Pierri winning two out Uf three
falls.
A cablegram from London last night stat
cd that the racing cutter which being
constructed i'll the Clyde yards of Hender-
son Brothers. is not being Duiit for the En-
pcror OF Germany. as was at first reported,
but for Il syndicate of yachtsmen.
The students of Bryn Mawr College have
secured one hundred Seats for the relay
meeting at Franklin Field, Philadclphia. on
April -. and Will turn out a large number
10 encourage their favurite college. This
is probably the first instance where the
students of Il woman's college have attend
cd an athletic meet in Il body.
Harvard and PENNSYLVANIA have failed 10
agree upon eligibility rules and from present
appearances there will bc 10 NEE ling on
the gridirOn OF the tw" teams this season.
In response to n general call issued by
Capt Cochran of Princeton for candidates
for positions back uf the line on the loot
hall eleven. ahOut twenty men reported at
the varsity field yesterday and put in an
hour passing and falling on the ball.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
TWO ACES \ DAY.
Arlington Will Run During tn. \ fer
noon and Evening.

Elkton, Md. April IA number OF
horsc-OHnCr> who nave been III the habit
nr running horses ON the Jockey Cubs
tracks, ami also ON tins ana otncr out
ldwcd tracks, were rather une.i>y to,ia :.
OWING 10 Il rGinor which had been Circu-
lated 10 the effect that an agent for tn,.
Jockey tHh WAS here cn,ieaN Oriis 10 as
Certun the names OI those who IOuuw fEi>
practice. While il - E.msraily unier>t ooG
lhJJ there are great nuni.cr OF rn.S..
cases, II would hc Il hard ma tier TO prove.
as everything Is Car' fui!y guarded between
TIE rightiui owner ana the supposed owner.
Patsy MCbermOIt. the Jockey who was
ruled OFF here yesterday, VIII probably
ride ut The Arlington jos key Cub meeting,
which begins at The Arlington track Il week
from next saturday y. ana It Is SAID mat thcy
do not aCknONle,ig-. III" rulings there. The
conditions Tor the first few DAYS racing
OF the Arlington me- ting are out. They
are for hotn Gag ANA IrRht, as elcCIrIc
light racing viii be held there.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
SOLD POSITIONS FOR CASH.
A New Yorker Arrested in Pittsbury
and Charged with Fraud.

Pitishur%. Pa, April 16.-E. A Morris,
representing hiniscli as secretary and treas
urer of the LanIpalniinc Toilet Company
al New York. was arrested yesterday and
ts being invest i;sIicd by the police. He came
Tram Cleveland and advertised for agents Ia
whom lie sold positions for cash. To George
WaSoncr "f brccnsbIr- he sold the posi-
tiOn of general city agent for 500. so
of which Wagner paid. The position was
To pay 81 200 year.
Morris CClaimed he had established an
agency in Philadelphia. Boston, and other
cities. Police Superintendent Roger O'Mara
says Morris is u swindler, and that there is
a clear case against him.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
HORSES LIVELY RUN.
Load OF Hay Taken on Lively and
Disastrous Spin.

william c. Dunycr, Il driver. was leav-
ing the District scale at Bright wood with
a load OF hay about 80 O'Clock yesterday Y
morning when his horses took fright and
ian away. -.---f
They ran down what is known as the
Military Road. and after running some
distance crashed into IL lamp post in front
of the sBrightwood Hotel.
The lamp post was snapped off at the
bottom and compi, triy demolished. while
the wagon itself received no little injury.
The team Was the property of. Charles
Eandcrbird. of Howard county, Md.
About go yesterday afternoon grip car
No. Il. of the Seventh street line, ran
into n wagon driven by John keefe. near
Seventh aItd streets Eorth West. but Only
damaged the team slightly. EOrtunat tcly no
one wIS hurt,
The evening times., 1896-04-15

The racing board oc the Canadian Wheel
mems Association has Gc, idcd TO declare
for two stra ignt CLASSES of racing men
amateur ana prOfc>>ional-and not 10 sub
divide the latter. The board will rcinstatc
10 pure anaIeurIsm those class Il men only
whose record III IiI.It ciis> IS aDUyc> u pIvIOu.
The first election under the recent law
passed by the New Jersey legislature au-
IhoriZine towns To vote ON the proposed
cycle paths was held at \ Sbury Fark YES
t.rday. and resulted IN an overwhelming
vote IINmr.lhlc To hit.Na.lIslS.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
wiUCulI No E>1r. Scssi,u.

AnnopOIis, April 10 Many lrltgrlms
ing whct her tae report was true mat GOV
Lowndcs, i'll Difference 10 the religious
element ot Baiiinoi, ana those UpppSiDg
ll-th.-year-IrOuni race tracks. woGid can
an extra Se> sion of In. legislature to piis
Il law imposing stricter regulations than
those existing. Most of the anXiolS III
qulrerS were racing men at Baltimore and
E.iki on. Their niitiS were set at rest by the
governor declaring that no extra session
wOuli be CalIed 10. such a purpOsc.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
PRIZES NOT DISTRIBUTED.
Bad Weather Causes Post ponemenI of
Awards NJ A tiIrus

Athens, April lit was intended 10
distribute yrstcrddy TO The wInner> the
prizes won in the olympic gaines but he
weather was SO BAD that the disGribut ION
was pos ponc,I 80 tnat ali those wnutleSircd
cOuid bc present 10 see tne hunors awarded
10 the viCtoTS.
The prizes Viii b. wrcathS made from lie
caves and twi-gS OF trees growing III Olyfn-
pi, thus Gollow'In the preceieut set in the
ancient games. Ii waSiU Gne time prOpO> ed
10 substitute silver wreuthS. but this plan
was abandoned, it being thought far more
appropriate TO give the olive wreauns t:,iT
centuries ago conferred such honor and
distinction upon the victor in the olyinpIc
games.
In addition TO The wreaths each winner
will receive II medal aud $a ha audSOn ely
illuminated diploma.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS MEET.
Licenses ISSUED to Trainers and Joe k
cyS-OIheT BUSINESS.

New York, April 15.--it Il meeting of
the stewards Of Ine Jockey Club yesterday
the following licenses were granted
Trainers j. Sheridan. j higgins. Frank
Regain, William Ant"niGus. K. ". Walden,
James Erayleng. William e. Smith. Frank
MarCUtt, George ". Nccnan. NJ. Clancy, 4.
+. barrett. Ira X. harris, \. Weir hahn,
Ed. {. Moser. Franz, Alexander. julie Car
son, Lewis ElE!or, W. j. Barrett, K. j.
Walden and Thomas Greene.
JoCkeyS-JoScph Millet. John Donnely,
Samuel Duggctl. K. Doggett, NJ. Burns, L.
John Callahan, J. Hin, Frank Warren, and
E. Hayzcl.
M.ssrs. August belmont +. r Hitchcock
and Andrew Miller were appointed stew
ards Gi the WcslChcster RacIng a Association
meeting.
No ne, sion was rendered in the ease of +.
ID. Weir.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
Can Rush.rs Punished.

A number of Coioref men and women
were ";Oting dc can in o street alley
on Monday right. After iie vessel had
been drained of its fGaminS beer IA number
of times, the hoOZy participants became
combatlve. Asa result Frank Lane was in
Judge Mller,s deck tGsiay charged with
assaulting Mary MoultOn. The woman ,nlI
the couri that Lane mashed her in de
mouf." He was lined SO or fiftccu DAYS
The evening times., 1896-04-15
on THE BASES.

Ifthr athcr j. Favorable tomorrow there
Will, no DOUBT, bc a hIe Cfowd at the Ma
,iOnal Bail Park to Witness the first cham
pIon>liIp game OF the season, which will
ne between WasnIn sIOn AMI Ncw York and
wnICu Will nOdoupt Ur "A contest Tor 'Dloou, -
as tncrc Is no love lost bet wceu tue play ycrs
OF the two Teams.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
Dickinson Jury Is Ont.

Richmond, Va. April 15.-The man.
Dickinson, arrested some time ago on the
charge of rohbing tsc posioffice al Rox-
bury, was tried before Judge Hughes in
the United States District Court yesterday.
At this writing the jury has not agreed
The evening times., 1896-04-15
WITH TIE AMATEURS.

The Vigiiants were defeated yesterday by
the Geary Bali Club bv the score OF Ia 3
in Il scy cyen-nHins contest. Pumpbrcy, Har-
rison and Haniein We're the battery for the
Vigilants. while Hancock and Raab occu-
pied the points for the Gcary club. The fe:I-
ture of the game was the pitching OF umph-
rey, be striking out 13 men.
The evening times., 1896-04-15

Capt. Nash said yesterday that Turner
would not Dc sold IL CINCINNATI, but would
3r kept Is the fniiiirS' subs! Itute ouITield.r.
While hc Cunsllcrc.I Ilulen a most prUmi>-
ing yUunSSter, Stnl hC thought Turner'S bat
ting would be OF more real benefit to the
team.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
A HORRIBLE EXAMPLE

BETTE King has been doing the horrible
example act at dIIIerent upcn-air meetings
lately. She thought her hiStrionic pc
were on the wane. and determined To re-
cuperatc the muse with a touch OF her old
eypcrenCeS. Consequently Bette paid Il
visit last night 10 her old pals III Willow
tree alley.
ing some money. which created Il profound
thirst among her friends. willing HANDS
rushed the grOwier with Betuc'S wages
OF virtue.
As for Bette She got wild-cycd drunk.
Wandering out in the alley she began to
sing and apostrophize the neiShborhood.
The denizens gathered on their doorsteps'
watching her adIGiringly.
She picked up her skirts and danced
Highiand fing with wonderful agility for
woman OF her years Just as she h;id
performed an elaborate pas seul, Police
man Frank Hughes made u blot on The
horizon or Betues happiness, with his
brass buttons and blue coat.
In order to show her profound contempt
past, present and future.
The officer led her To the station house.
where Bette banged tie cell door II night.
clamuring for the vitals Of the station
keeper, who worked at his desk uncuncern-
edly.
AN OLD OFFENDER.
Judge Kimhall recognized her at once
rs an old offender. Hughes told the court
of her exploits. and the sentence WAS thirty
days.
Right back Bette said Kendig, push
ing her down the line.
''Don't be so quick, young fecr," shout
ed the woman. ''I'Ne got Il tongue, amt 10
We'll, | should say sO.' said the bailiff
"TheE | am a-eoin' to use it,
Your honor" she said, wipinS the snuff
from the corners of her weak, diSSipltei
mouth. i've got u very unusual favor 10
ask. Please, take my personal bonds; re
never asked you tn do it before"
The judge iiflcl his eycfrows m S'rprlse.
1T is still Thirty days. Step back
Betty winkcd a: ktndig and Whispered,
lit did not work, honey. did it?''
Frank Mct,uirc and Edward Rocket are
The evening times., 1896-04-15
Gnld Mntch Rcnm.ted Stnlrn

John Hall reported TO the police yester-
day that some one bad entered his hou>,.
No. 12l1 Seventh street Dorthwe and
taken ii lady's bunting case gold watch.
The evening times., 1896-04-15

As one looks over the make-up of the
various league teams as they will enter III
the pennanI rae. tuinOrrOw ue is strucS by
the CoinparaIISriy irw youngsters wuo have
proven themselves las, cuuugu Tor league
company.
The evening times., 1896-04-15

Irwin has showuup so we'll at third that
Cincinnati fans VIII hardly miss LltuaIn,
except on the cUdculng lines.
The evening times., 1896-04-15

The New York-Yale game in New York
yesterday resulted III II victory IUT Iuri.I
ie>sionaIS 10y the score Uf TOO.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
BY SLEEPfRs
Policemen Arrest Drunken Men
for 0bstFueiing Streets.
BOYS UNHAPPY PROSPECT
James Ford, Jr., Belicld a wrnthful
Parent and II Stout stick as He Left
the Dock After Costing HIS Futher
$40 for Egg Throwing-OId Offend
er's Plea Suspected and Refused.

There was 4 mania yesterday to OBJ
struct the sI,Ic walk on the part OF Il numLer
ofgcnilcmcn aiTeciciby Y the fumes OF strong
waters. In Il certain Stage or drunkenness,
bricks are soft a. down, ana Il doorstep
affords The dccp s!umuer iouuG In the elf
bracCs OF Il Persian couch.
One OF the cIicnncrs, ana there were
Il half dozen VINO iOunu their way to luc
police court because of their ImpronI,;u
naps, WAS stGcIcning h!ms,II utinrra,cIy
across the entrance ~ Il Sbutn Washington
store as nay hfpkc. y passing Policeman
rousc'i ilIn. ~. ins, 'rct up my roUu iII.IL
and go home, Ga cam steep mere"
'JdnI, ga. came tine iriIt, you Just
wdJC.I iIlv. ana tur .l..tu iylI I'd. pre-
pared to IIdh" ItiIi.r,.ii ,oIDiUftdUIc ,ti Toe
,J.,i Ii.r-ns. "a IO1nu 1t s"ntirr bed IA
inc St.itIp.I I.Ou>r.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
MINISTER TERRELL AT HOME.
Said to He Desirous Of Entering The
S..niiIts.

Austin. Tex. April 5.-Hon. A. W. Ter
rell, United States Minister to Turkey, ar
rived yesterday oa Il brief visit to his family.
When asked about Armenian affai irS, he said
all that he hai to say ON the subject WAS
sail at the State Department before le.ly-
ing Washington.
Itis undersf ood that Minister Terrell came
home for the special pirposc of laying planS
sor TIE United States Senate but on TINS
subject he refuses to talk
The evening times., 1896-04-15

President Frccdmau has offered suits of
clothes To all members Uf the New York
team having Il batting dvcrag,. or over 90
this season. That - u nice way to cncUur-
age team work, and this latest act OF ms
ii gain shows up Freedman Il very green
novice ID Di>cprll.
The evening times., 1896-04-15

The Cleveland players aud admirers are
making about a> much fuss over winning
ntantr->eiS"nCIIafiIp un>nlpfrOm fltlshurS
at Hot Springs as would most other cities
Uvcr wIunln5 tue Iudpuc p1IIuant.
The evening times., 1896-04-15

triumphant: Ford. senior, trying all kinds
of grips on his cane: Ford. junior, holding
his hands behind him with an air OF get
ting ready To break and run.
Eggs Will not be palatable foCd for that
voun,r Gentleman IOr many weeks 10 come.
The evening times., 1896-04-15

Amos Rusic is in New York, and il is
whispered that he is taking boxing les
OF a hot time wncn he goes up against
Freedman ct al.
The evening times., 1896-04-15

1t look seventeen innings iOr the rcgu-
lars OF the -. Loals team 10 Gown luc
substitutes.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
1ht Ut.t'CDDLED HONDSMAN.


Bciui, t.I'. COR, Upc.Iei Il urea, !row,y
iCUkIDs ntu uruIC'I III aiIG, I;isin.s a seat
III uIr rear. p;Ihcl Al i've uOIItr UIiI oul vi
Hl> IiJChrs, rA,,IIIsicG IL ii-It.tct! L.,sSi.u,.
IT CIU.c,y IN utIc !dn 1 ana lei. las .tsIc.p,
Ils iyr'U ''rt'EI tiSuei. Dt.ic.tt.I Il nvdNy I.ou
spIIIOOn.
NJ was there to hail out one of the VIC
titu> Ia Il sti,uI oi>tructIvII ,">., ....,I n.s
too iulI nini>'iI IL tnink oi uoing DusII,os
with ,OI. ian " IiIiaiII>, tiIc Ia, .Iu oI LjIc
collateral Bureau. iiis Steep was SOUND ana
unuI>t"rbtu unuI tIcrN harptr CuiI.-I, III
Il ",IIiwind tniI''. "-AIht-.n. ...,l hoIcc.
AICn.tri MiihrTI to tnc ran, Iir.iucd guilty
lo T1nE al on>'ii,It "iI iiIr i..,e ul LIle
cartn, aud >IlG 10 the EainII: "A lri'u,I
oI InUIIc Is IN C,ort wiG Ie Ioinc. " uu
cCiII InIin: MS maine j. J;iin,.> .M,,artIiy.H
''JJIncs MC,aTtn. al IOurt.' CrIe,l h en-
dig.
inc man asleep gave an AWFUL snort
ana bounded up uhr ruruer ban, Kocn-
lug Oh the IrI I'll the sIiIt,ru wuu :, ,,,-
FiDI" tldttcr. He giZeQ IT0uDu III Il hluI.-
iI'u way ior a niDiiIcnI or SO BeIurc lie
Couid COIcCt hIIlscI.
W ant TO pay TINS man's fine, Mac?"
asked hendIg.
mac sau ne did, relinquishins the i've
spot.
4,iter he and Mahcuey walked out Co>t.-
gan 4sked HpEg WI! 1t was Inau lne
Srnerahty ui GiiCu CaIIed TO court aiwaAs
set rpaucu pcIUre they tr;uIsdcIel tu,4r
business.
vino wouldn't when they have 10 c,me
anu ~ Ih HuCi Al pld'c rs tuis, replIru
foEE, tdhhG iu tie InIefior NIth =. CON-
lrciciisINr wave vI his hand. w hat IL
mere nut Siooin. LOOK lit tue walls iuu
CciHnG, Coiorcu the FULLEST, most l, rI,iu-
dlns hue tnat The painters CuuIu iIIlx. Inc
drcniteCt mas HiuuIy 1rraugcd uIc DuIluIug
- tnat as iIttir nsnt as possible can p,ue-
tratr. II Is enough, SIR wound LI noag
''t"driresuchiInsD Dapies aud aBIcIlc woIiIcu
10 drink"
u aIu not an aesthetic man" added Hogg
prouuiy, "DuJ pcIIryc III surrOuDuIny vS,n
I ne temples Of justice WIN Dr!ong4ur,
p!casmg 20 tie eye and sojtcning lU tne
NJ ND -
The evening times., 1896-04-15

Manager Irwin has decided to releaS,
kagcH, inc young pIICb,r so highly recon-
mended 10y Orth, OF the PhiiaueIphias
The evening times., 1896-04-15

If Capt. Anson had lis say the Chica 20
Ciuu would only carry three pIlcntIs NJ
stead OF i've or six. The best pitching
ever done for the Chicago CiuD, hc SAYS,
wis ut the time when we had onfV twu
men anu ;:itcrIat ted them III the box. They
expected 20 10 me WUrk. ana II kept them lfl
cool condition. Then, too, Incy knew
much responsibility rested upon them, and
tney IuOA bctJ,T care oI themselves tuin
they would nave had rhcy known there was
a corps UI men To rc!leye them II they snpu4
have DcCOIn. IncapaC itat tpd.'
Ralph johnson, who was one of the hard
est hilter>, ami Easily the greatest grand
stand Iicluer in the american Association,
III eSu, now Is one OF the editors oi ::
Chicago publication called Stage ana
tlciu. JOHNSON was III the Columbus Team
III $40, ana tn"re made Il reputation Tor
beng Il nOn-wOrkCr second To none in Inc
business. Besides acting as an editor IN
Chicago, Johnson is running an omnibus
line. He has written to every club in TN,
country asking their patronage TO nj from
the baseball park.
The evening times., 1896-04-15
WHIP AND SPUR.

May finkcrton, with Huulahan up and
20 I" ! . had an easy time o. II III the open
ing event at EIktOl.
The evening times., 1896-04-15

II. I. Griffin win not he allowed to start
any more horScS at Bay District He re-
fused to answer satisfactorily TO the
judges in regard to the ownership OF a
certain horse.
The evening times., 1896-04-15

lamar II is proving Il hrcadwinner 70
Dan iOnig.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-09-24
FOLSOM.

Sept. 2l, 1898.
Miss Mary Mccoy, of the Hill City,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
mother near here.
Miss Eva Lewis was the guest of Misses
Emma and Stella Shannon, Sunday.
Chas. Fittro and wife, of Mt. Washing.
ton, visited relatives near this place,
Sunday.
Misses Minnie and Allie Buffers, Of
Marshall, spent several days last week
with relatives and friends at this place.
May Fling and sister are visiting
friends at Pricetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Hudson and little
daughter Lorene returned to their home
at Athens, Sunday, after spending
several days with Mrs. Hudson's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Shannon.
DR.. v. B. McConnaughey of Berry,
vile, took dinner at w. T. Shannon's
last Thursday.
Edgar Shannan spent Saturday and
Sunday the guest of his cousin Tolbert
Storer. Of Berryville.
Joseph, T. Cooper, of Bell, visited
Miss Hattie Mccoy, here, last Sunday
and Monday.
School commenced here today with
T. 8. Scale ct the helm.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-09-24
HIGHLAND.
SentAmlaer 81.

a.s september Il, 1886.
The first frost of the season was seen
Sunday morning.
The pension papers have been delay.
ID considerably this quarter.
Miss Sadie Johnson, of this place, has
accepted position at the Athens State
Hospital.
Joseph Kerns has been in Hillsboro
the past week, counting the "cash" in
the County Treasury. Mr.. Kerns was
the Democrat member chosen by Judge
( Wilson.
VIM. Roads colt ran off, damaging
the buggy considerably.
s Pet Mcclure has returned from the
Columbus hospital with his arm replac.
ed.
81 Prof. Rogers. who has been spending
the last few weeks at Red Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, is home much improv.
ed in health, having gained thirteen
! pounds. .
James Adams horse became frighten.
ed and ran away, tearing the buggy up
considerably.
Edgar Duff, one of our young men
who has been residing in Hillsboro for
the past few months captivated one Of
her fair belles-Miss Pence. They we're
united in marriage by Prof. Ferguson.
Z Eds many friends wish them we'll.
Lexington sent her full quota to the
+ Gresndeld jollification Saturday. They
tetirned with glowing reports from
Z Kieier, Brown, and Grosvenor.