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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Mr.. l. L. Johnston is president and Mr.
". f. Coons secretary. OF the club.
The fast and game campaigner Grace
Hastings. by BayOnne Prince that trOtted
10 q record OF 2.0s IL az the recent Grand
Circuit meeting, at Columbus, OHIO, and
who won the 2:ll trot at Cleveland the
week previous, beating such Famous
horses as Baron Rogers, Eloree' Bouncer,
AthaniO, and Derby Princess was bttd
by the Well-knOwn North Carohnian, MT
George II. Leach. OF High Point. Grace
Hastings was foaled i'm 1855 Then MI
Leach was IN the wholesale grocery bust
ness in New York lie had formerly
owned and driven her dam, Emma X,
2.33. by Burger. on the road.
Later Grace Hastings passed out or MI
Teachs hands and is now owned by y.
w. Hublnger owner Of Frank Agan. one
OF the foals produced by Emma ~ Tor
Mr.. Leach was the chestnut stallion Cad,
that in 1857 trotted 20 fOur-year-old rec
ord OF 2:2l "a, and was soon arterward
killed by lightning.
\ few weeks previous MI Ieach reius-
ed an offer of 5000 for the chestnut son
Of BayOnne Prince, and but one day be-
fore the untimey death Of the Young
stallion he was sold for $4,000, and was
to have been delivered the following
morning.
met by his wife and told that great
misfortune had overtakcn them, and his
first exclamation was. MY God, has one
OF our BOYS been Killed. and though
considerably relieved when told II was
the colt instead Of a son, the blow was
quite a severe one. 1 heard Mr.. Leach
relate the incident some years ago az
Raleigh, n. c., TO a party OF gentlemen,
and remember his placing especial stress
upon the fact that his only consolation
had been that Cad had been killed In
stead of one Of his boys.
Among the visitors here last week was
Mr.. W. ID. Adams. Jr., OF Lynchburg, Va,
a well-knOwn young owner and breeder
Of harness horses and thoroughbreds Of
that city. Mr.. Adams has recently sold
70 Geo. W. Postern. OF Lynchburg, the
seven-year-old bay stallion Baron RUS
sett by Mambrino Russell dam Flight.
sister 10 Baronet, 2:l1, by Baron Wilkes.
The bay reldlng Flrewood. T. by King
NutwoOd, dam Medina, sister 10 Mosul,
2lq bv Middletown, In the stable OF Jo-
semi Iassiter. at Montezuma farm con-
tinues 10 improve. lie stepped the latter
half OF a slow mile few days since IN
f.i6 and did II quite handlly. FIVE weeks
ago y mile i'm three minutes was about
me capacity OF the rangy son or King
Nutwood.
Mr. George Stein. OF Manchester. Va,
has an improving horse In the three-year- =
old gelding Comii0 by Prince Belmont,
dam by Red Jacket , anu na agUnH lo' MN
Comiio il a trotter and full brother 70
the pacers Princess Eulalie. 2:23 IA, and
Velocity. 2:24 -
The brown colt Braw Lao Won inc
Welter-Weight Handicap, Tor thtee-year-
oids ana UPWARDS. az Saratoga, on the
5th. and finished six lengths ahead OF his
neld in l.lg. T., - L..
Draw Lad was bred and IS owned by
Henry Stull. OF New York the well-known
anulne artist. Draw Lad is by Eolns,
from Brown Beauty. by Reform or imp.
Dalnacordoch, and she out or Luxury ny
Alarm. Ar. Stull owns Brown Beauty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
A "Reminiscences.

GAINESVILLE, VA, August B.-Spe
cial.-Reader5 OF your paper VINO admire
the character and revere the memory OK
the late cX-President Jefferson Davis,
whose remains now repose IN the beaut-
full Capital city of Virginia will be glad
to read the appended paragraph clipped
from the columns Of the Nashville Meth
odisD Advocate. where IL was found y
an article headed, The silent Forces,
by G.. w. r., Pennsylvania University,
where Mr.. Davis studied, referred 10 IA
the excerpt was once under the presl-
dency Of the late Bishop III. b. Bascom,
whose wonderful CratOricAl gifts electrl-
fed vast multitudes in the days OF ms
prime. Henry Clay was a great adinIter
and warm perst ma friend OF ths l5iSnop.
"A "reminiscences OF Jefferson DAVIS 50
beautifully eX IN plifcs his principles mat
we risk its insertion here. An old lady,
now resident OF missouri, writes ina INA.
in 1893 she lived with her aunt IN LeNin8-
ton. Ky, when DaY 8. then youth or
seventeen was In attendance az IRAN
slyvania University, and, together Win
good many other students, boarded IN the
family The cholera broke out, and De-
came a frlghtful epidemic The College
abruptly closed. There was a general
stampede from the town OF all who coGld
get away. The king Of terrOrs relsned
supreme. But Davis, calm and unais-
mayed, held his ground. With more IMAM
the gentleness and devotion OF "A woman,
he nursed the sick. laid out the dead,
lifted them, black end white, into their
collins, and followed them 20 their graves
in some cases the only atten1ahl,
This witness testifies that II ne TOOK
any rest during the awful Siege, II was
beyond her observation. She recalls the
worldwide fame that has gfccteo MI
Davis since, and the leading part ne play
ed in the greatest drama OF mouSrh uiles,
but she doubts II history records a more
inustrious example OF the moral sublime
than Ia cited above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

G-lnch Round yellow Baking DISH worth
Zoe. Sale price 5c.
S-nch Yellow Baking Dish, worth l5c.
Sale price &C..
Good size Yellow Bowl worth Sc. sals
price Sc.
Large Bowl. decorated. worth 1oc. Sal,
2-quart Rebecca Tea Pot. worth $50
Sale price lie.
l-quart Rebecca Tea Pot Zoe.
l5c Beer Mug for DC.
35c Potato Washer. Sale price &c.
Large Cedar Bucket, brass hoop, worth
3ic. Sale price llC.
Large Cedar Bucket painted electric
hoops. worth pc. sale price bc
3-hrass-HoOp Water Pail, with cover
worth soc. Sale price 3ic.
Large Cedar Tub 3-h0op. painted, worth
75c. Sale price 55c.
Cedar Foot Tubs brass hoop. all sizes.
large one i5c.' worth zoe.
ll-quart Galvanized Bucket, worth 25c.
8-plece Tin Water Sets, gold band, worth
Sl2j. Sale price A9c
l0-Quart Basket for So.
i2-quart Basket for 4c.
20-quart Basket for &C..
Large Clothes Basket, worth soc. salt
price 25c.
Large Jelly Tt mblers with tin covers,
worth Soc. for 25c. dozen.
1-2 gallon Mason's Fruit Jars. l5c. dozen.
1O-quart Dish Pan. onamclcd ware,
worth J0c. sale price Gic.
Large Size Enamelod Basin, worth lSc.
Sale price Zoe.
9-quart Preserving Kettle. worth zoo.
sale price 3lc
1S-inch Tea Walter. Japan gold band.
worth 25c. sale price Zoe.
Stop Jar Mats. worth Coo Sale price
2Jc.
i3-inch Heavy Tin Wash Basin. &c. each,
instead OF i0c
Handcome Hammocks. woven IN colors.
The S5c. kind. 10 go az SOC.
Improved Can Openers, regular l0c.
goods 10 20 at &c.
Well Made. Carefully Selected Clothes
Pins, dozen for g..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

l0-pleco Toilet Set. handsomely decorat-
cd. worth Sc. Sale price $3.50.
l0-piece Toilet Set. handsomely decorat-
ed. gold traced. worth S. Sale price $3.50.
12-picce Toilet Set. handsomely decorat-
ed worth So. Sale price S3N
12-piece Toilet Set, hand painted. gold
traced. worth Sl2. Sale price $3.50.
1O-inch Lamp Globe. handsomely deco
rated, worth $3.50 Sale price ST.
Large Lamp Globe. decorated, worth 81.
Sale price 59c
l lot Large Banquet Lamps, were 81
and s.. Reduced 10 t2S9 each.
Handsome Hall Lamps. lb-inch dome.
lift out font handsomely decorated font
and dome. worth s. sale price 80.
Banquet Lamp. handsomely decorated
lift out font. worth 81. Sale price S2.39.
10-inch Glass Bowl, with foot, worth
soc. Sale price CSC.
worth 1Sc. sale price &c.
Molasses Pitcher with spring top. worth
20c Sale price l2c.
handsomely Decorated Bowls, wild rose
pattern. gold trace several styles 10 Sc
loct from, worth 25c. Special price lOc'
cups and saucers. handsomely decorat-
ed. gold trace. worth $3.50 dozen. Special
sale. Zoe. each. .,--
102-piece Dinner Set, blue decoration'
worth SIS. Sale price ST.
l0O-piece Dinner Set, decorated worth
$l09S Sale price $5z5.
56-nieco Tea Set. handsomely decorated,
worth SIS9 Sale pfice 4ilO
Teaspoons, silver plated on white metal
were 81 dozen. Sale price 2oc halt-dozen.
Tablespoons. silver plated on white
metal 81 dozen. sale price soc. half dozen.
White Metal Teaspoons, worth soc. doz.
Sale price 20c. dozen. "a.
/ lot Jardineres, all colors' were SL-0'
Sale price 75c. each.
Decorated Stone Cuspidores; regular zoc.
goods. 10 30 at TIC. each.
Fruit Can Filters, &c. each, instead OF
Sc. -. o.
Heavy Wooden Ice Bowls, regular 25c.
goods. 10 go at l0c. each
Chfld's Garden Sets. hoe and rake com
bined. regular l5c. value. Sale price &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Council committee meetings will be held
Monday as follows:
First Market. 10 A. NJ: Light. 6 p. NJ;
Relief Of Poor. 6:30 u. N. Water. 1.@
L. VI.
The Light Committee may take up tho
Southern Electric COmpany's application
for a franchise. and Monday DIS contract
night with the Committee on Relief OF ths
Poor.
No other business OF Importance IS ex-
pected to come up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

winner OF the Iroquois stakes at Sarato-
ga. Is miles ana other races as TWO
aud three-year-old. Draw Lad was roar
ed in Virginia, at KeelOna farm, IN the
neighbOrhOOd Of Ellcrslie, where MS dam
was sent and bred 20 E0lus.
Brown Beauty Is now at keelona ana
was bred in the spring TO Eon, son or
EOlus.
The three-year-old gray colt Grayhurst,
by mn. Martenhurst that won In such
impressive style at Chicago on Tuesday.
whore be won at one mile and eighth ana
galloped home in 1854. is out Of Helen
Scralch. by Scratch, second dam Helen.
bv Elroy third dam Dew Drop, by En-
gineer.
Helen Scratch was brod by Capt r. j.
Hancock. Elerslie Stud. Overton. Va.
Helen Scratch is owned in California ~
John Mackay, but her dam, Helen, Is u
member Of the brood mare band az Ellers-
lie. and produced the winners ElktOn,
Paris, and Spartan.
BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Miller & Rhoads.

500 or 900 are expected 10 be present this
month.
The list OF essays ana topics for dis
cussion embrace subjects OF great practl-
cal Importance 10 hremcn and the meet
ings are always OF much value 10 them.
New Haven contributed $3.50 for the
convention and the hremen of that city
supplemented the amount with 500.
chief Fuller will bee absent about ten
days. While he is away Assistant Chief
Shaw Will act in his place and Captain
W II. JOynes will be assistant chief
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Fans.
There's an air of crispy
GOODNESS about this lot of

Fans. All shapes and sizes are
here at newly made low prices.
Fancy Painted japanese Fans, with tas-
scl regular Joe. value Jc. each
Medium size japanese Fans. dainty de-
c0ratiOus, regular Zoe value 5c. each.
Richly decorated Japanese Fans regular
zoe. value. l0c each.
Black Japanese Mourning Fans, with
cord and tassel regular Zoe. value, Toe.
Dainty Decorated japanese Fans, black
embossed sticks, regular zoe. value, l5c.
each.
Very neat and prottily Decorated Jap
ancse Fans. with heavy cord and tassel
regular 2oc value, Toe.
Newest designs I'm Japanese Fans, dark
sticks, heavy cord and tassci regular S5c.
value. 20c.
Black and White Japanese Fans. newest
designs. regular 39c. value, 25c. each.
Fancy silk Fans, I'm AN evening shades,
richly decorated, with embossed sticks,
regular &c. value 4-c.
Black SILK Fans neatly hand painted
regular 50c.. value 29c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

The current issue OF 1.-THE 400. American
Society Journal OF Travel" contains an
extensive wrlte-up Of the lovely scenery
along the line Of the Baltimore and Ohid
railroad. giving admirable views Of the
wonderful and beautiful works or nature,
so familiar 70 travellers over that line.
The paper Is sent out by Mr. Arthur O.
Lewis, Southern Passenger Agent OF iha
road. whose Office Is in Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

A letter was received bv city clerk Ben.
II. August yesterday from Mr.. James CAS-
kie. president OF the Common Council.
assigning Mr. O. A. Hawkins. the nowly
elected member 10 the Committees on
Light and Water, to succeed Mr. W. q.
Stokes.
Mr.. Caskie will leave Hot Springs next
Thursday for Lynchburg, where no Will
spend a few days before returning 10
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
White
Goods.
The mountain brook

nishcs constant new
ness. This stock of White Goods
Is fresh and sparkling for the same
reason.
Special sale O. Boodle Finished Colored
lawns. 30 inches WIDE cheap at lVc'
Sale price males 10 &c.
encciai vnuo in Orcandie. ~ inches
wide a bargain NJ l3c. sale price makes
80 Co..
Special rcm in Linen Lawn, 20 inches
" ldc. hnc and sheer good value az w.
Sale price makes % l1c.
spoclal number in Victoria Lawns. 40
inches wido rc-ular l-5c. value sale
price makes 30 b..
speclal vau. n French Naiusook, AZ
Inches wide. win not thickcn laundering
nor lose its mO.rr effect. hard 90 duuh'Hlc
f0r loss than 90 l-2c. sale price MAKES
90 -'r.
Special salo of French Orrandie yards
wide regular sl.. value. Sale price makes
u zoo.
sae,ial item in BLACK Lawn. - inches
wilde really worth u lie. sac price
makes DO loc.
Special number in Black Bausle. 81
inches wide SOFT sheer qualify. 70 war
Ice. value. Sale price makes % u I--''
specil sale off Colorcd Orgaudica. az
colors. So inches wide. cheap al 1-c. aaie
price makes 30 l5c.
Special value n Colored Lawns, 70
inches widD. 400 COInrs. regular i-i2D.
value. sale price makes ii 100.
Special item 100 striped bmily' 30 inches t..
wide very sheer good gu'h'y at l-'''
Sale price makes 10 '-Nc.
Special sale off Remnants at HALf
PRICES such "a. Ofcaudics. Plain Swiss,
Black Lawns. Dimity, Batsie' ana N"'-
orcd Lawns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
A GREAT SHIRT WAIST
SALE TOMORROW.

80 and soc. Waists now Is.
Made Of Lawns and Percales, White
detached collars yoke back, good colors.
Is and 98c. waists now SO.
Made Of Grass Linen. Lawn. and Per-
cale. Pollsa-Dots. Stripes. and Checks. dc
tached White and Colored Collars. dou-
blo-ponted yoke.
81 and $1.25 Waists now &c.
Made OF Fine French Lawn, Lappet. and
Dimity, detached White and Colored Col
lars, elegant designs. fancy double-point-
ed yoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Chief Fuller Goes 10 New Haven.

Chief Fuller will leave this afternoon for
New Haven, Conn, 20 attend the m
cineers. This organization holds its
twenty-hfth annual session this year.
Fire chiefs from all the principal cities
of the world attend every year and about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Ladies' Suits.

bargains. Bargains, in our Duck Suit
recruitment. OF navy ana white stripes
blazer Jacket, regular $LS quality closing
ladies' Duck Suits. OF fine check linen
effcct. blazer Jacket. braided collar, regu-
lar $3.50 quality, now sLgS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
To-Morrow's Big Sale
of Mems Goods

You will notice particularly good lot of values below Take
Madras and Pecae Shirt Items Nou ma
big saving every Here's proof that are leaders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
A Tremendous Sale
Of Housefurnishing Goods!

Kitchenware Dnuerware Toeware Almost any article you
think of is here profcpped price. Tomouows selling
will take bargain Of exceptionally good worth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Ladies' Tan AU-Leather Belts. with COW
cred and nickel buckles. regular j. l-2c.
goods TO 20 az 5c. each.
Ladies' Black ard Green All-Loother
Peltq with covered and nickel buckles,
regular Zoe. value. sale price Joe. each
Ladies' Tan. Green. Rcd. Black and
Blue Leather Belts. alligator. seal, mo-
rocco and plain. plated metal ard covered
buckles. regular l5c. grade. Sale price
Zoe. each.
Ladies' Regular 39r. Belts, in oil colors
and kinds Of leather. to 30 az 4'c. each-
Tho 70 and 75c. Belts to 80 at 59c. each.
The 81 Belts, ala cut to 80 and zoe. each.
REGULAR Soc quality Handsome Nhite
Kid Belts. TO 20 at .sc. each.
ladies' Belts with purses attached, red,
brown and black. SILT buckles, regular
price sfg2. Clearance price eec.
Beautifully Woven Irilosccnt Belts. with
fancy gilt buckles, regular price olc' 90
got 40 lie. each.
Ladies' soft Finished Pelts. I'm brown
and Garnet. with neat purse attached
leather covered buckles, regular @c'
grade. TO 20 az &c.
Tho 25c. Chatoiaine Bags, to 90 at loc'
each.
Combination Cases. tan and black, reg
uIar 3gc. quality 10 30 at 25c. each.
The S1.39 Music Rolls, tan, red and black
10 30 al sec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
WIooL We've hitched up big
w doll values and little prices.
GOOdc The team will carry
away hundreds ofyards
Of elegant Wash Goods. There's
beauty and goodness in every yard.

OF elegant WASH OOOuS' INV
beauty and goodness in every yard.
125c n yard-Our line Of White Duck
is complete, a great number I'D the
S-ounce heavy weight for skirts, now so
much used, also, the new basket weave.
AT &c. "a yard there are still some or
those Pretty Cloths left. the quantity De-
! limited. they arc going fast must 60.
12Hc "a yard French Organizes tntIc
are some great values; only few left,
closing this lot. Regular 19c. quality
At 6lc. 20 yard-FuU 30 inches wide.
some OF the best French Pcrcalcs; IN
these Won can get some Of the hest things
in stripes and figures. They must go; cut
from and Zoe. q yard
At 1-3c. a yard-Novelty Dress checks.
20 inches wide. shown in al colors. 10
initiate tho all-wool cloths. great thing
for skirts They must go. former price
11c. a yard.
AT &C q yard-A great value in Sheer
Organdic: grounds with a neat lace stripe.
] The season is late. bat YOU can SEQ some
| very choice effects. Tho former price
At lie. a yards inches wide. in a
! good weight lutu Home ufln. flfr ie pur
| best number. The quantity is limited TO
/ close. former price 300.
At Zoe yard-2f inches wide, you see
| a good Linen Crash. just the thing for
/ skirts; fun weight They must co. 30 the
7 sacrifice cut.
AT 1c. "A AdIH-OtH greatest 0d'l ili''' III
| this is included some Of those rich Lappet
I Null and Mimosa Dimity stripes. many
very desirable patterns, handsome color
iugs They must go. former prices, J2Hc
( and 16c. q yard.
At 12i5c e yard-You sec many Of the
Drcttfoet and handsOmest effects that has
been shown I'm Tissus Brode; light and
black grounds You buy 10 yards for
same YOU paid for .. They must GO;
former price. 25c. n yard.
AZ 3hc. a ward YOU see those beautiful
stuns for wrappers and dresses. The
price almost one-half They are shown
ion am colOrs. To close. instead Of former
price &c.
At 121-2c. yard-This Scotch Lappet
which has been used IN preference TO all
others I'm the fine wash stulfs: the guam
. tty is limited; former price Ice. and lsc.
% yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
At 75c.
At $IOO.
Tam O'Shanter Caps.

An I'm one lot. only % in this entire lot,
OF Plain Navy Plain and Fancy crash IN
efrincs and check. detachable sweat
bands. regular % and 35c. quality, At clos
ing price, u l-2c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Lace Curtains.

Extra bargain in Lace Curtains, fuli 8
Yards long, full width, choice floral DC
sign. tape bound. 15c. quality; your choice
either white or ccru, 0lc PAIR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Ribbons.

NpUOllo' ly packed and earn
est crowd gathered around the
Ribbon counters tomorrow. It's
next to digging free Klondyke
nuggets-getting Ribbons at such
prices.
No. 7 al inch) Beautiful Moire TAT
feta Ribbon. strictly all silk, good shades,
actually worth u l-2c. Sale price &C.
yard. -, ,.,,,- MI.
faced Satin Ribbons. some new and styl-
ism shades. really worth 42c. Sale price
Inch An-snk Black Betting. with
heavy cord edge. regular 20c. goods. SdIe
Pine The We ycrv handsomest Hat Band and
Necktie Ribbons, in the SWEETEST Roman
strfpes and Tartan plaids, strictly all
silk really worth l9c. Sale price L l-Zc'
No a Ga inch) Al-snk Plain Tane-
IA Ribbon regular l9c value, only row
shades. Tho sale makes them lie. a
Good Quality AIl-sfk Plain Taneta RIB
bon. IL inches wide, I'm black. white ana
an shades. actually worth pc. Sale price
no 20 e IL inch) All-snk MORE Taneta
Ribbons. an shades nicely moired, really
worth &c sale price l1c. yard
No. 90 4-incm All-Silk Beautiful Scotch
and Tartan Plaid Taneta Ribbon, new
and stylish color combinations, worth ~,
Sala price 25c. "a yard.
10. 16 G1-2 incm All-Silk Black and
White Shepherds Check 1aneta Ribbon,
with fancy picot edge, lsc. value. Sale
No. lis AI-suk Black Velvet Ribbon,
with linen back. regular DC. quality. Sale
price 90 yards 10 piece), l6c. piece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

and talk among those on the lawn and
i'm that end of the grand stand who could
SEQ the finish well that IL looked as ii
Crane with Ruby was not trying 10 win,
and wanted evidently TO end the race
The Judges saw 10 that way, and IN spite
of Mr.. Cranes claims that he was going
the best the mare could 80, and that ne
could not have beaten that horse. that II
was faster than she had ever gone before
which might of course all DE true, the
Judges fined him 500 for not trying 10
win and allowed him 10 drive his mare
from this on 10 win
'frhey declared the heat no heat. Then
r. g.. Stoner. of Paris. Ky. the owner
Of Oakland Baron, and some OF his friends
mostly the people who had bet on nm
20 win-the Tace--vigorousiy protested TINS
action of the judges surrounding the
stand in a body, claiming Oakland Baron
had won the race but of course, accord
ing TO the ruling Of the judges, he had
only won two heats. When the horses
were called for the next heat Mr.. Stoner
refused positively TO allow his horse 10
start again. and he was declared dis
tanced by the judges and the association
record.
After the next heat which Scott Hud-
son won with Captain Jack, the judges
declared all pools on the race OIL up 10
that stage with Oakland Baron IN. Mosul
won the next two heats quite handily' ana
after the race Starter Loper announced.
The judges have decided 10 eNpel X. q;
NtttANftNr+N-
"The Columbus association is member
OF the National TToWing Association.
After the race Colonel Stoner ana ms
friends proclaimed loudly that they would
fight the ruling first with the parent as
ISOLATION, which they yentured would no
doubt at once reinstate them and compel
the Columbus member TO pay him first
money IN that race II they should pos
sibly not get what they deem fun justice
In this latter course they avowed they
n CIVIL
courts. ,,,,
Columbus. Ohio. August q purse $500;
2i4 class, trottlns-
Nosul. y. e.. by Sultan
Virginia Maid, by Sam
Purdy; Wilson, ........ 2
CAPTAIN Jack, bl x. by
Black wilkes; Hudson. II
Ruby, br. m, by lndepen-
dence; Crane, ........... b TO
Black Seth, bl. g. by
Capt. Seth: Bush, ......H z FRO
Civilian: Raybould. 49,. C 10 0 4ro
Guy. en-. h.. by Robert RVS
dick, GarVey, ........... ITO
Caid. br; m by High
Kyote. D. b.. by Van
Zandt; Chandler. $500. os
Atlantis. b. m, by Con
naught, Ong. ...........lZ 10 is or
Oakland Baron, br. h., by
Baron Wilkes; Macy. l l ds
Major Ross. b. g.. by An
teros; Hanson, .......... II or
Jimmy Hague br. e., UNI
traced. Maloney. .......lO ii dr.
Boydeilo, b. a., by Boy
dell; Dustin, .............n ~ u or
Harry c.. IN. e.; Pierce. .l3 Is DIS
Time. 21S1-4 2:O9 IA, 2O91-i. all Ia.
2:isi-4. 2ls. 2:l7.
Oakland Baron was declared distanced
1 for failing 10 come out for the nth heat.
his owner refusing 10 allow him 70 De