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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

To the Citizens Of Richmond: So ~.
Having purchased the ChatalElI ~ a., IT,.
tory Company. we are now pubhSnlhs
the Richmond city Directory. We nay,
a large number OF canvassers IN the ,''y
at work on the Forthcoming BOOK. ana "
Is our aim 10 furnish TO our patrons "t ,l
Inc public THE BEST DIRECTORY or
RICHMOND ever published. In order I.
accomnlish this. we are compelled 10 ash
tho men Of the family to instruct the peo-
ple OF their homes TO furnish cur c',u,,
vassors with the Information needed
WHEN THEY CALL and NOT refuse
TO see them. as so many DO. -
our aim Is TO furnish this Directory IN
February. 1897. and IL the citizens OF
Richmond will give our canvasSer,S, "a lew
minutes time when they call II VIII insure
a correct work and prompt delivery.
II the canvasscrs should miss you, OF
you have any changes 10 make IN inc
Information that YOU have given them
please let MS hear from you between TINS
date and January LIST. and ohligc
J. J.. HILL PRINTING co,
Directory Publishers,
de6-2t O. II. 70 north Twelfth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
4 Rinfer Sentenced.

OXFORD. Dec. 1.-Special-The negro,
Henry Harris. who was tried and con-
victed az the present term If court for
assault in the late riot in November.
was sentenced on Saturday night by
Judge Mclyer 10 two years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Tie murder case. which has excited
much interest FOR the last three days.
was given TO the Jury late Saturday
night As yet lie verdict has not been
rendered.
I'm the case reported in The Times Of
missi0ners for Granville county being
summoned by the clerk CT the Superior
Court 10 prove that they were freehold
crs AN Investigation rs still going on bee
fore Judge Graham, the resident judge,
IN oxford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Following is q comparative statement
Of the approximate earnings Tor N0vem-
Der OF the Georgia and A.ahama railway.
also earnings January lst and july lst TO
latest date;
Week ending November 30th-lss6 s2s-
ln0. lrI SlD4lg. increase. Slf.62l.
Month OF Novemher-lss6. $50 $50; 1895.
81 SIS. increase. Si-.ot3.
July lst o. November Goth {i33.3i8. 1896.
s2D337. increase s29Gl0.
January ist 10 November 30th-ls5,
S7s3.l.6. 1885. sli4s75. increase. SOS ,30l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Richmond: Jennie l.. r. Hollis trustee
- II. Parrish. 3D. feet on Cary street.
southwest corner Second. $1,000.
j. l. Rhodes and Minor s. Crump's
trustee 10 Clara 4. Wlnsch. - feet ON
east side Randolph street. southeast cor
uer Wallace s. luO.
". u. WdidrOn IS trustees 10 T.. a. Slun-
dcrs. 80 feet on south side West avenue,
i5S feet west of Harrison street. St3pO.
HenricO. William n. Bell % Catharine
Bell. OO feet ON west side IWeuty-nlth
street. 900 ieet south of r 80
Charles H. Corey to william Jones 37a.
feet on FEELS street northeast corner s..
john avenue. $500.
j. O.. Crouch 10 George T.. Atkins and
Elizabeth. his wife. 80 feet on west side
Twentv-second street. 80 feet north Of
". $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

An Attempt to Assassinate Loc"i-oP'
tion Orator Mistaken Identity.

HAMPTON. VA, Dec. 1-SpeciaL-lh-
tcrest in the local option election Is at
blood heat to-day. everybody seems deep
~ Interested. and with the setting OF TO-
mcrrow's sun the residents In Nythe as
trict. Elizabeth city county, VIII kho"
whether or not they can continue 10 set
a license for the sale OF liquor. Mr. NJ.
]. Tanning has done a good work IN tho
local option cause since he began nero
about one week ago. lie has made warm
friends and bitter foes among the people
OF this county. 4 large meeting was
held NJ the cOurt-house saturday hEht
I'm which Alr. Tanning took an active
part. About o'clock. when II was
thought the meeting had adjourned an
unknown party fred three pistol shots at
a Mr. Robinson, thinking he was MT.
Tanning.
Mr.. Robinson resembles Mr.. Tanning
very much in appearance. and the mis-
took was only natural. but fortunately he
vas not struck by the w0uld-be assassin g
bullets. Mr.. Robinson was standing on
the corner OF Queen and Wire streets
when the shots were fired. but was I'M
able TO SO who hrd on him. rs yet, no
arrests have been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
DIDN'T WiSLOIDED
A Baseball Fielder ~ Substitute on the
Police Force.

NORFOLK VA. Dec 7.-Special-B.
T. Twiford. fruit ana vegetable dealer.
tee. Liabilities, about $1,000. assets un-
known.
Morris GCslee. quartermaster Of the
steamer Fairfax, OF the Merchants and
Miners Line. did not know the old. rusty
pistol he picked up on the deck was
loaded. The result was an accidental
discharge OF the weapon this morning
v'h'ch sent q bullet into William Wilson'S
head near the ear. Strange 10 saw. VII
sons wound was not serious. though the
boil entered the skull. He was taken 10
the hospital. Goslee was arrested and
bailcJ.
Ccnuc Fielder HarerOve. late Of the
Portsmouth team was to-day appointed
a substitute on the Norfolk police force
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
tTTIChED 4 MINISTER.
Two Boys Interrupted services and Re
scented a Eebuke.

scented Erbukr.
GAITHERSBURG. MD. Dec. REV.
William -. Bclll. pastor or the tp"oi ia
Methodist Episcopal church, was the vic
tim Of am assault yesterday in the IN, n
church al Hintins li.ll, about three miles
from this town.
Roland and collie Coe. OF Virginia,
visitors IN the reishborhoOd. were AT SER
vices which Mr.. Beall was conductins.
They had a tambOurine ana soon dllei
entering the church began TO interfere
with the services. FINALLY they were cail-
ed To order. ana in return disputed Alr
Bcall right o. preach In the buiidlns' d.
al relative of theirs owned II.
Concluding his discourse. the minister
as he stepped from the pulpit. was rush
ed upon and severely beaten by the Coe
brothers.
Mr.. Bcall swore out warrants charging
the brothers with assault and disturbing
religious meetings. Deputy Sheriff
Thompson started i'm pursuit of the me ~,
who are trying TO reach their Virginia
home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

The concert given I'm COrcoran Hall last
evening Dos the webb Quartette and the
ola Dominion SeXtette for the benefit
of the Third Presbyterian church. was
ia every way a complete success. Too
much cannot be said n praise OF the
M-bu oudrtttte. who sang with that ar-
tisti, EXPIRE ssiOn and dclicacy that has
always Characterized their work.
The Old dominion Sextette came I'm for
its snare Ci the applause II Is an ORGAN
izarion Of capable musicians. A delight
ful programme was rendered, ard the
concert was highly enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
Christmas HOLIDAY Rates.

on account Of the Christmas holidays
the Southern railway Will ,sell round-trip
tickets to points within a rsdius OF three
hundred miles at rate OF four cents per
milo one way for the round trip. Tickets
sivc. and December 30th to January lst
inclusive, with extreme limit January T.
1876. ,..,
Tickets Will also be sold December 18th
to 18th inclusive. to students holding
certificates signed by the principals OF
their respective schools. ,.
j. G. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
issue of Silver.

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE issue OF
standard silver dollars from the minis
and Treasury offices for the week ended
December 9Th was s5i9.2m; and for the
corresponding period last year was S,l2,-
300
The shipment of fractional silver coin
for the month Of November was Sl.0l9.-
1c. and for the corresponding period last
year was Sil66.i3l. and from December
lst % 5th aggregated S51.4O0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
Ce>nneyerein virginia.

The members Of the Gesangverein Viz
ginia held their regular monthly meeting
at Saenger Halle last night. The usual
amount OF routine business was trans
acted and u vas decided 10 arrange Tor
a dramatic entertainment and ball on
New Nears-eVe al Sarnger Halle. on
that occasion the Cperetta. Fest der
HandwerkeF' FESTIVAL Of the artisans)
Will be produced.
Mr. Charles II. Phillips. the president
OF the society. called attention 10 the
fact that early In January an entertain
ment on a large scale Will be -iven espe-
cially for the ladies and children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

WINSTON. y. g.. Dec. Especial
While rabbit hunting Jesse Swain WAS
shot hv bis hrother-in-idw. William Mus
lin. and perhaps fatally wounded. Both
are well-knoWn farmers of this county.
spain was kicking under cedar when
Muslin mistook DTS foot for "a raonit
and nrel. Nearly the entire load Of his
shotgun entered Swain legs. horribly
mangling one Of them.
Tho new Republican county officials
were sworn iu to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Tho Exchange for WCman's Work calls
attention TO the special sale Tuesday.
Cut-Glass Embroidery will be seen among
other pretty articles suitable for Christ
mas gifts
There Will also be a coy Oriental room.
I'm which light refreshments can be
lCught from / 10 Il. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

WASHINGTON. Dec. "A Republican
senatorial caucus has been called for
tomorrow morning al 10 o'clock. I'm this
connection b. is interesting 10 know that
thc notice of this caucus has been sent
90 all Republicans 10 whom such notices
were sent during the last session. This
includes the boiling Republican-siiver
senators and Senator Jones. OF Nevada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
ANfIf~FNI INT>.


4 CADEMY or MUSIC.
TO-DAY, MATINEE AND EVENING.
DIGBY BELL,
supported by Laura Joyce Bell and a
splendid company. In Charles
Hoyts greatest play.
THE MIDNIGHT BELL.
dce-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

The New York baseball club has de-
cided not 20 20 70 Florida for training
next spring according 10 the Herald.
and may practice IN Virginia The tenn
perature Of Florida Is too enervating for
the work, while that OF Virginia is well
suited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Don't wait but go at once TO Foster
and have your photographs taken ion
Xmas gifts. Nothing could be more ac
ceptable 10 your friends than AN excel
lent Photo In platinum. such as Foster Is
furnishing day by day. You will Ger
tainly be pleased If you sit 1T Foster S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
mAnnlnD - rIEGINIA CORN.
The Fusion Comfy board, one Being
Nrrrn. 40 into Ofice.

Negro. GO inio 'ii'''
WELDON. y. C.. Dec. L-SpcciaI.-Rev'
j.. \. stainhack won't down TO Halifax
to-day. where Dee omoiatcd no the mar
RAG. of Mr. Milton webb TO Miss burnice
Perkins. daughter OF MIR. j.. l.. Perkins,
OF pctersnlrg
The happy pair returned 10 their home
near Rnms. VA. ON the afternoon train
Tho County Criminal Court is ia session
to-da. Judge Mclres presiding. There
ore about twenty Jam cas's. one is a
murder case. that Of Eiddick Branch.
the colored man who murdered his wife
in This county the particulars OF which
appeared in sunday Times.
The now Board OF County Commission
OTIS took charee Of the affairs of the coun-
IS to-day. The Board is composed Of
three fusion members. one of whom ls
a. negro. and two Democrats
Mack A. FurWson Oepgbhcam IS Reg
ister Of Deeds.
The first act Of the new board was 20
receive the bonds Of tho new county OIL
GERS elected on the fusion ticket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

The lecture which was 10 be given to-
night under the auspices Of the Central
Trades and Labor Council has been post
poned. ond in lieu thereof the regular
meeting OF the council will be held. An
delegates are requested 20 be present, as
a full attendance Is dAsirAa-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

General Movement in the West Virginia
Coal Fields.
HINTON w. VA. Dee. Especial
That business IS improving rapidly in
this section Of The State is apparent. New
enterprises are starting up aud the in
citations are that this section win have
pne OF nc most prosperous epochs ID
g. history. .tt. .i
Work has begun a. New River Falls
hear this city. FOR the erection OF a plant
tor tie manufacture Of acetyune gas. IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

1t seems that nearly everybody IN town
Is having photographs taken for Xmas
presents. Wise people. Photos are Just
the things for the occasion. or course,
YOU understand where TO get them. fos-
ter's is the place II you want the BEST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Dec. John W
LabOurissc. eN-president of the Cotton
Exchange. and one OF the best known men
In the South. died of heart failure to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
OBiTt AIRY.
Mrs. Amanda Ross Mmrrell.

telegram was received here yesterday
announcing the death az . O'Clock tine
same day of Mrs Amanda Ross MurreiI
at her plantation home, Tally 10. near
Bayou GoLla. Lid. AGED about seventy
i've years. Mrs Murreh survived her hus-
band. the late Major George NJ Murreh.
or Lynchburg. by only Few years She
visited her old home ln Indian Territory
last summer. where she suffered an at
tack OF illness. and had been in failing
health ever since.
Mrs. Murrell was niece Of John Ross
the remarkable CHIEF Of the Cherokee
Indian nation. and 10 was in THE Nation.
where She was married t0 Major MurreU.
who was for many years "a resident OF
that country. She was lady OF great
refinement and Intelligence. and attracted
all who came within her sphc-e 10y her
gcutleness and purity Of spirit she was
enoeared 10 many Friends IN Lyncnhure.
IN Louisiana. ana In the indian Territory.
having delightful homes IN each place.
which for many years wore succe-slNrly
visited with The change 81 seasons.
Mrs. Murrcl leaves four children-Mr.
G.. r.. Murroll and Louis y. AuIrcu oi
Lyucnhurg. now in Louisiana. Mr.. D.
Emory Hughes Of Lyucl-ure, and Mrs
". NJ. Chambers. Of this city.
Mr.. Margaret 4. Snead.
Intelligence las been received here
OF She death 600 Waco. Tex. ON fi-
day. Of Mrs. Margaret \. Suead. Wide
of Dr. Albert Sncad. for many years one
Mrs. snoad was a Miss Bridges a sis-
ter Of the late William and David
Bridges. and an aunt of Mc~srs. VIII
ana CLIFFORD Bridges. of Richmond.
Sho nvcd in NcnmD nd duuhs the
greater portion OF her life. ana lcit there
about three years ago % join her son.
Dr. Albert SIcat. Jr. DO h--ro.
Deceased was in her cighty-lfth year
and was dcyOut Christian. She o.
survived by three chndreu-Dr Albert
Snead, Jr, of Texas, Mr. Edwin Is.
Sncad. who Is book-kecuor for the Rich
mOnd Cedar-N Orks aud Mrs. Albert
Aanccy, Of South Carolina.
The body Was brought here yesterday
and buried in Shockoe Cemetery. Friends
of the deceased met the body 40 tie
Southern Railway Station Dr. Moses
ID. Hoge conducted the last services.
Mr.. Ivy Triplctt IurNlhal
Mrs Evy Trlplett Hurxthal died M her
home. No. 10 east Franklin street. yes
terday. She was seycnty-one years col
age. and was the widow of the late Henry
Arnold HurNinaL Deceased was ID Al-s
Iuplett. daughter of The late John r.
Iriplett once "a prominent merchant OF
this city. She had 90 wide acquaintance
and large number OF friends who viii
deeply regret to learn OF her death. she
leaves no children.
The funeral viii take place from 81
Pauls church Tomorrow afternoon go
2.3O o'clock. The interment Will be
Rev. J. n Wells.
Intelligence was received here Sun
day of the death at Dis home. in Fort
Worth. Tex. on Tuesday last. Of Rev
>. Morgan Wells, VINO is weA-feme muei-
ga d. Richmond. Rev. Mr. Wells sup-
Pied the pulpit of the First Baptist
church, Richmond. for several weeks
during the summer Of 1904. and won
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
A Eare Treat.

Don't fail TO see Digby Bell and his
snlendid company in THE Midnisht
Hen" There VIII be matinee ana evening
performances today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
KaNGF or THERMOMETER

The following was the range OF the
thermometer at The Times office yes
terday: A. NJ. A; IL NJ, s.: p NJ,
g.; 6 p. NJ. 50; p. ~. 80, midnight. 50.
Average. IS Ia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Don't fail 10 sec Digby Bell and his
splendid COMPANY I'm THE Midnight
Bell" There viii be matinee and evening
performances to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Don't fail 10 see Digby Bell and his
splendid company i'm The Midnight
Bell" There will be matinee and evening
performances to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Office Il VIM. NJ Turpin. Commissioner,
Room 40. H. Shafer's Building.
corner Tenth and Main streets.

Ohice Il VIM. NJ. Turpin. Commissioner.
Room No. H. Shafers Building.
corner Tenth ana Main streets.
Richmond. Va. Dec. ]. 1876.
TX THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
| CITY or RICHMOND.
RuffO. who sues, Complainant
The Granite State Provident Association.
et d., , herein rcferred 10
entered November .. 1850
THE Court doth adJudSe, order
and decree that this cause De referred TO
che of the commissioners Of this court 10
make the following inquiries and report
the same 10 the Court. with any other
matter specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself or required by any party TO be
stated-tO-wit.
list What amount each borrowing
member Of the said association has re-
ceived from the association and al what
date
I'd what amount each such borrowing
member has paid into the association,
and OF what accounts.
I'D What amount each such borrowing
member should be required 10 pay back
into the said association In the discharge
OF his said indt ttedness 20 entitle him 20
q release deed of the mortgages now held
by the said association against MIN.
And the comm = slOner shall give notice
10 an parties Interested In this suit OF the
time and place OF making such inquiries
hy publication once week for four sue
cessive weeks in some newspaper publish
"a in the city Of Richmond. Va, which
publication shall be equivalent &c per-
sonal service on all parties"
To All Parties in Interest:
Take notice that | have fixed my ONCE
aforesaid as the place and JANUARY 3.
1897, at II A. NJ. as the time for execut-
ing the above decree. when ana where
YOU may attend II you think proper 10
DO so.
Given under my hand, this lst aay of
December. 1886.
WM. NJ. TURPIN.
Commissioner.
Leake 4 Cartax. CounsAl- dAl-tuAA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Don't fau 10 sec Digby Bell and his
enlondid cOmpanv I'm The Midnight
Bell" There viii be matinee and evening
performances to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Don't fail TO see Digby Bell and his
splendid company In THE Midnight
Bell" There will Doe matinee and evening
performances to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

DON'T WORRY about your health.
Keep your blood pure by taking Hood S
Sarsaparilla and YOU need not fear the
grip. colds bronchitis, pneumonia, or ty-
tIeII-feUer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Don't fail to see Digby Bell and his
splendid company i'm The Midnight
Belt There will be matinee and evening
performances to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
rr. Piea.anfs BITTER.

The condition OF Mr.. George D. Pleas
| ants VINO has been so III, was repcrted
somewhat improved late last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

The King Of Pills Is Beechams'-
BEECHAMS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

HOODS PILLS are the favorite family
cathartic. easy 10 take easy to operate,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08
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{ So ones go at............ V"V0
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) long, trimmed with soutache
} and black marten, were 90 m
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) SIS Plush Capes to be , "a
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5 $50 Plush Capes 9i4
) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, W.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-28
THE TR0TTING RACES
The Spring Meeting to Be Held Here From
May 18th to | 5th Inclusive.
THREE RACES SCHEDULED EACH DAY.
a Mammoth Building 10 BE Erected
fu which TO Hold winter SDorts-
The Driving Club of Norfolk Back
OF the Schcmc-An Agricultural
and Mechanical Fair.

The scheme of holding trotting races
In this city, made public by The Vir-
gihian last Saturday. has been looked
upon with so much favor by the owners
OF trotting horses throughout the coun-
try that The Yirginian Is In a posi-
ton to announce positively this morn
ing that the spring meeting will be
held at the park OF the Norfolk Driving
club beginning Tuesday. May 18TH and
continuing four days. These races are
but the beginning of an interest in
horses in this section which the own,
ers say Will eventually place Virginia
IN the front Iank as q breeding State
~ fact, Ii would create no surprise If
some or the best stables In America
should move here. for II mild climate Is
necessary to successful breeding.
MIR. John Mariner. the president of
the club, has spent several days In New
York during the week. and the result
| OF his conferences with men interested
| In trot;!nG Is such as to lead him to be-
| lieve that there is n great future In store
| for Norfolk from 4 breeders standpoint.
| Owners of .thoroughbrcus have found
| out that Virginia is one Of the hest
i States for stock farms in the Unions,
and ii Is in this State that f;olus is now
| The king sire and where Marelio was
raised.
The several races scheduled by the
| club for the spring meeting are a
amounting to 500. sufficient to induce
fast horses 10 come here:
Tuesday, May i2sh-2:a0 class, trot-
ting; els class, pacing; pa class, troi-
! ting.
4 Wednesday. May l3th-2:a0 class. pa
cling; 2:lS class, trottng: 2:35 class. trot-
ting.
Thursday. May llth--2:27 class, ,ro,-
ting: 2;25 class, pacing: 2A0 class trot-
ting.
Friday, May l5th--2:2l class, trotting
2:l5 class. trot and pace.
, Besides the purses offered In these
races, $500 will be reserved for specials.
Tle conditions which will govern the
races are rs follows: Five per cent. 10
enter and live per cent. additional from
winners of each division Of the purses
30, %, IL. and 10 per cent. National Trot-
ting Association rules 10 govern. except
i've 10 enter and three to start: and
horse ds;anCing the field entitled to iirs1
money only. All races TO be IN harness,
mile heats, three in five. The entries
close Monday, May %;h.
In addition to races. the club proposes
| to erect ut their park. which Is located
on the Cottage TolI-Bridgc road about
mile from the Nori3k Terminal Com
pany's tracks a mammoth building in
. which to place exhibits ut an aEricultu-
| raj and mechanical fair to be held in
the fall. This building Will be 400xaOO
a feet ana viii have Il bicycle track and
a special track for Indoor trutting races.
: The building Will he somewhat on the
| order OF The Madison Square Garden i'm
New York. and can be used for any kind
ol INDOOR games or amuScinents.