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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01
SITUATIONS coon SHOWING.
Nearly a Million Dollars On Depos' :"
Her Banks

S,rAtrNTON. VA. Dee. 3l.-SpeciaI.-
Stanton and Augusta county, 1897, mas
been a better year than 1880, b'Niu'
has been very light, possibly hghter ina"
for several years. General trahe no
been much improved. The staple crop "a
Augusta county. Is wheat, and the crop
for 1897 MAS a good one in quantity ana
quality. stanton has two roller mills,
OF six hundred barrels capacity per day
and these mills take all the Augusta
county wheat brought to them. II has
been avery common sight TO see the area
around the mills and the adjacent street
crowded with wagons loaded with wheat.
The price has been good averaging from
S. cents to 81 per bushel. so that the town
has had the benefit of this increased
trade.
The bank statements published within
the last ten u3ys, make a splendid eX-
hibit Nearly million dollars on deposit
subject TO check, is pretty good show
ing, and one Of the striking features Of
the banking business IL the report OF
the Farmers and Merchants bauk. a State
bank, which has doubled it's lines Of dis
count and deposit within the year The
bank IS new one. only about two years
old. How would It do with the 10 per
cent. tax taken of?
NEW ENTERPRISES.
Iher2 VIII be two new enterprises
started Eele within the neat thirty days.
A. L. Hannerberger. an enterprisng mcr-
chant Of the place. will next week star
a furniture factory. lie has ample
means, and has rented and fitted I'D an
idle plant Of large capacity ana Will
start w the 3d Of January.
Another concern will manufacture
overalls and will give employment to
| quite Il numb2- OF women and yonnS
| girls. Mr. Fulton, late Of Fulton, Hoge
| a. HutcheIson, and Mr. g. p. Somerviile
will be al the head or the overall factory.
Other manufacturing enterprises are ia
| contemplation.
The BOdlev Wagon Works located here
| IS the largest concern Of its kind In the
South, but owing to the slack trade has
| never run at fits fun capacity, which is
several hundred hands.
a BIG INDUSTRY.
Bell & Higgs have one Of the largest
| barrel factories ir this section and nave
done a fine business. They give employ
! mfnl 10 seventy-fve bands az the fac-
| tory and consume an immense quantity
| Of timber. watch Keeps the farmers busy
getting out and bringing in the neeueu
| .upply These gentlemen not only manu-
| facture barrels here, hut ship large sup
| plies Of slaves. hoops and heads to Ma
| ryland and other States. only Few
| wears back they bought their slaves ana
| heads I'm the far Northwest. but tnelI
foresight and enterprise have changed an
| tbie What has been and is being done
In ola virginia can be done always 20
away with the old focy idea that we need
Doe dependent on outsiders for anything.
There is n large quantity OF wheat ye'
I'm the hands OF the farmers OF augusta 4.
and the promise Of a good price Ior j..
| ives the hope Of large returns Tor our
| county. 4 large acreage has oeeh So" u
| for next year. .s.., ~
Our people are bright a1I ny ~
! FUN of courage for the NV
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turing Company have taken hold OF the
CraiRhil fertilizer plant, and are push
ing II right ahead with every prospect
of doing a big bnsiness.
The stanford Manufacturing company
who have erected large plant for the
manufacture OF dyes ~ South LynchDuIH'
begin work the first OF the year WIN ohe
hundred hands.
A large. new ice factory has been oulit
in the last year. and additions have eeen
made TO the cotton factory and the "la-
morgan Works. -...,l,..
iNDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.
At least two hundred thousand dollars
OF capital has been put into enterprises
IN, Iynchburg IN the past twelve OF e'sh-
teen months. and he INDUSTRIAL Associa-
ton are meeting with encourasemeht III
tbeir efforts 10 secure other plants.
Tobacco manufacturers state tnat they
VIII do a heavy business during the hrs'
months Of the year The Leaf topacgo
market IS in a decidedly healthy cohGl-
tlon. and the Increase In the sales Tot 'he
mast year marked an Increase OF ssNe. ~
niillbn pounds over the preceding yea,
with the large additions to the hur I!',,
NJ laboring men employed the re.all
merchants Of tho city arc expecting thd'
tbeir business will receive ne" iin
nulse. which will result In renewed ao-
tivlty in all lines.
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Millionaire TramiB.

PADUCAH. KY, Dec. 81 A man Win
a three karat diamond In his shirt front
walked up the wharf from the ONO river
yesterday. Eight negroes trailcs respect
fully In his rear. Each carried an aru-
Gle OF luggage. The man In front was J.
Y. Berry, Familiarity known as tn'
Tramp Millionaire"
On arriving al the p otel. which was
only fifty yards from the landing. berry
rewarded each Of tho negroes with
new ) bill Berry CAM from evans ,liei
Ind. The trip down IN, river was a
dream OF Joy for tho crcN' Every per-
son on board who cou Ia az, cot received
silver by the palm loa d. Benz scattered
coin from stem TO stern. All the steve
dOres We're kept flush. with money. mo
hobo croosus threw II AT them IA hanos-
fd. His present income is supposed to be
restricted 20 Sl2 a day. but he spent ms
several times over before he mad been
tn town twelve hours.
Newsboys and sire et gamins were pro-
vided with pocket loads OF change. IN
The afternoon Berry sought out a camp
OF tramps in the woods beyond tho CITY
ard provided "A cha mpaCne supper.
At 2 A. NJ. Berry fell from porch ara
received severe injuries. one leg was
broken and he was otherwise hurt
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YIRGiNIA'S BUSY MARIS,
Merchants Congratulate Themselves On
the Past Y;af'S Trade.
MAGNIFICENT PROSPECTS AHEAD
Yasmers Have Money and Provisions
Ahead aud tho Towns Have New
Enterprises starting With the
NeW Year.

DANVuLE. VA. Dec. 3i.-spccial.-The
ytar which closes to-fight has been, IN
ths main. a prosperous one IN canville
This H. especially true as % tobacconists,
nnd whenever the tobacco business
n0urishcs here ali OF er branches are sic
csstful.
Inc records already published IN The
Times shOa that the loose leaf mdrEct
reached high water mark this year. and
. larger quantity 81 the weed was sold
than over before In the markets history.
TOBACCO MIN MAKE MONEY.
All tobacco dealers. without exception.
have madc money. and other branches OF
business have prospered along with the
leader.
Danynie has Few failures this year and
none 90 hem have been large Merchants
have done well IN the main the cotton
interest has been prosperous. ana ther-
bas peon aB tho year % building epidemic.
Figures for comparison are not at nand'
nut Is ia quite certain that more houses
49, seen erected In DanyiUe during 1927
shan during amy previous year since me
war.
NEW BUILDINGS
Therc may hayo been years when huilu-
So material and labor were higher IN
which the argrcFate cost OF houses erect
81 vas greater shan this year. but even
snaf b. in doubt Some Of the buildings
ftsf have gone up This year are splendid
ana costly structure that add 10 the
beauty ~ fhc city.
rra nov wear viii start m favorably'
49, .rr. ... rrorkrrf admit that the OUT
.n N.f e better than
rI
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France in Africn.

PARIS, Dec. IA dispatch from Cairo
says the French expedition has occupied
The town OF Flshoda on the west bank
Of the " hite Nile, and Il is expected that
the expedition is rapidly descending the
main stream OF the Nile.
The definite announcement that the
French expedition has reacned rasnoda.
on tEe Nnitc Nile. seems 10 indicate they
viii come out second best IN the internal
tiOnal race for the possession OF khar-
toum. Inc trtth expedition according
10 cable dispatches a few days ago. nave
captured the last outpost OF the Der
wishes. and we're within one hundred
from KhartOum.
Tn. French are over four hundred miles
away. ~ begins 20 look as II France had
again been foilcd In her attempt to check
fh- British sr,here OF influence I'm the
SIie basin.
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10000. Methodist chapel. Belmont 5000
DR. J. r.. Early's Office. $500. J. V. Per-
ley. five tenement houses. $500. Miss
boswell. residence. 5000 Miss Birkley
residence. 5000. Mrs. O.. Peyton. resi-
dence. 81 90: Lewis q Conway. residence
81 800. John A. Smith. residence. Nn'
Or. ROWING. residence $3.50, John Per
ley. residence. s. 800. Farrar Brothers
livery stable. $500. Mrs Kidd, residence
81 .20O 3. Oberdorfer residence. $1,000 To-
Gust Grove COMPANY. twO cottages, WV
y. r.. Lang residence $500. r. y. Flan-
nagan. residence. 81 Pm. John Tate. resi-
dcnce 5000. Mr. Sandridge residence
II M. T.. +. Johnson. residence M.WO' ).
r. Beck. residence. $500; 3. T. Johnson.
residence. 500 Mrs. George improve
mept 5000. j. W. Robinson re- .dence'
81 800. Mrs. swim. 5000. z. J. Haden. three
,.ottages g. 400. Sandes. cottages IN
Fourth ward 500 w r. Barksdale. col
tooo II O0O. besides several residence
houses IN FlfeviUe. a suburban part OF
the city. costing about $4,000.
UNIVERSITY IMPROVEMENT .
Tho b,iil5ings and improvements IN the
CITY and ~ the University OF virginia
for tho wear 1891 amounts TO over $5OODo'
and tho prospects for the year lS@ are
equally as promising. NUMBER on ne"
buildings and improvements are ln yoI'-
temptation FOR 1905 but few contracts
have been let as vet. .. -
Charlottesville has the best street car
.ar,.ire ~ any town or IT'S SIZE III 'ne
-tate. and me city now has TWO 'ele
$500 tl,ce in successful operation ana
I'm .o-r have telephone communication
I'D. number Of villages thirty and
..,.. r1ee distant from the city; also,
.,. .,.rv crossroads store in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-01
Tho New Cuban Cabinet.

uAvANA pee. d.-Captair-Gener a.
49, 80, night signed the aDpoir {
I B,%ms Of the PRESIDENT Of the council a nd
me 1--WE seo,c,retaries the name OF Edua' DO
nj, was spbsututed for that Of Sc nor
Gublard as minister OF commerce.
The following compose the hrst olo-
NAL Cabinet OF CUBA under tne rece htiy
~ 49,. oerect tomorrow:
president of the Cabinet, Senior Jose
Maria Gaivez.
toro. MARQUIS OF Monterro.
Minister M the Interior, Senior Antonio
Minister Of education. Senior Fra ncisco
SayaS.
Minister OF commerce. Eduardo Dolz.
Minister OF Posts and Telegrap'hs. Sc
nor Lauroaus Rodriguez
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business on Better Basis aud Everybody
- Prospecting.


SUFFOLK. VA. Dec. H.-Special.-1n
making up the final balances for the year
just passing into history the business men
Of Suffolk and contiguous territory have
cause for congratulation. Compared with
the years Immediately preceding 1897
business was good-vory good. There be-
ing no available statistics The Times cor
respondent has talked with many Of the
leading merchants and local manufactur-
ers. In almost every case they say that
his years business was better than of
1895. Not only was the entire year better
but in comparing the receipts Of Christ
mas eve a clothing merchant says ne took
in $iO0 more for that particular day; a
drug dealer $50 more and 81 on.
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES.
With the manufacturing industries here
abuuis. the conditions are even more
gratifying. The volume OF business for
1897 was not only larger. but the mana
gers say that business Is on a better basis.
The prices are not high but the concerns
have begun TO adjust their expenses and
cost q production to the existing condi-
tons 50 that the profits are larger. the
number Of employees increased and conf
dente improved.
Compared with a yea- ;he farming in
tere,ts IN Nansomond. Isle OF Wight and
Southampton counties are in excellent
shape A large peanut buyer OF Smith
field said a day or 30 ago that ne some
times pays as much as Sc 900 a day for
that produc; alone and the percentage OF
this distributed In cash is larger and the
amounts paid on notes correspcndingly
less. This buyer thinks the farmers are
better of than for several years.
a LIVING PROFIT.
It's true that peanuts. the principal
money crop for this section. are not sell
ing high, but farmers nave 50 minimized
the cost OF production that they make
living profit
rain and wind storm during the har-
vesIing period this year caused about 30
per cent. Of the nuts TO turn black This
enhanced the price - the white ones.
With business getting better and conf
dence improving. the outlook Tor 1898 Is
hrlght-comparatively. so. anyway Not
that tAc merchants manufacturers or
farmers expect any sudden or luminous
changes. not that they are anticipating
cny boom times-but the feeling Is easier,
money is more plentiful and :he pessi-
mists have less 10 talk about.
Progressive, energetic men propose 20
make the year 1898 a good one not be-
cause OF fulhlled pledges or political con-
diuons but I'm spite OF them.
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A FINE RECORD.
CONTINUED from First Page)

* a steady. helpful growth sIch as can
40, fail 70 develop the financial and In
dastrial interests of city. The man
ufacturing interests and jobbing trade OF
Richmond are steadily progressing. while
her population is increasing each year.
Richmond and immediate suburbs now
have about l25 900 inhabitants. IL ~ be-
iie'yod that the census OF 1901 VIII SNe
IL at least 10000 inhabitants.
With so many favorable conditions for
the development and advanceI nent OF
the city's interests. and with ''uch CO.
operation as the business NJ en- hero
should arouse among themselv Is, there
is certainly no reason why this beautiful
city. the home Of American ind ependence
and the capital Of the Mother OF states
should not take the lead am(ng ali the
cities betty cen the Potomac RI YER and the
Gulf OF Mexico. and reign as the queer
city Of the South"
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ROANOEE TERF BUsT.
Her Laborers are All AZ Work and Trade
is Brisk.

isBrisk.
ROANOE VA. Dec. 81 Special
with the closing OF tho year 1877 tho
S.siaess men of Roanoke teel that they
have experienced a general revival OF
business compared 10 the four years pre-
vious. All hands agree that tho COM
ing year Will witness a splendid business
era in Roanoke. on many branches Or
trade business had increased nearly %
per cent. over that OF last year.
The merchants are unanimous I'm the
belief that the year 1873 will be much
better trade year than any for half a
decade "'he people OF the city are happy
and cOntented with no idle hands 10 con-
tend with and most OF the railroad ana
machine shops employees are making over
folk and Western Railway Company
MACHINE MO'rkS f''->hED.
The Roanoke Machine WORKS are prom
ably working more men now than at any
time within the history or the shops.
They are working many departments
several hours overtime. ana the freight
traffic Of the railroad has been exceed
ingiy 1eavy.
The bare fact that the industries or
the city are all busy, and that our work.
ing people have had steady employment
for the past several months Is. OF itself,
sufficient 10 make trade active in All
lines The wholesale houses say that busi-
ness is better al through the southwest
ern part cf the state ana rpeort collec-
lions much easier. They are unanimous IN
the belsf that the coming year VIII Wit
ness a steady increase III trade although
they DO rot expsct anything but natural
movement IN that line.
COLLECTIONS EASY.
Wholesale dealers report that there ~
q general fesEng among country ner-
chants that the panic 10 al last over.
They buy moro freely. and less difficuIty
Is experienced in the way OF collections
among them.
Fewer failures among small rctsp men
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increase in Gold Production.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Si.-The Director
Of the Mint. from information now at
hand. saws that there is substantial evil
dence that the worlds product OF gold for
tho calendar year 1897 will approximate. ~
M, ercosd s9i0.C0o.0oo. an increase Of near
L. % per cent. over 1896. The gold product
., the T,ited states for 1896 was s53.l00.O oO
for ise7. II viii approximate $3.50. 900. an
Increase OF s. 10000
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F1RJrrrLLE,s cEyrESNIAL.
Her one Hundredth Year one oil INC
Greatest In Her History.


FARNIVIILE. VA, Dec. 3l.-specldi.-
A. Tomorrow is the beginning OF Il ne"
wear SO will 10 be the beginning OF ~"
Wear with the town Of tdmVlne- Oll '.
hundred years ago Tomorrow TINS lyWt
was Incorporated al which time IL . Hau
only "a few hundred inhabltantsi TO-DAY ~
has over three thousand. Many chdIsea
have taken place within this long time.
Hut to-day Farmville will rank with any
town of lbs size In Virginia. IL IS one OF
the largest dark tobacco markets IN tnl5
state for its size. having sold WITHIN the
Ilst two months over TWO million POUNDS.
Do also has the best ana largest temale
.,hooI .n the state, which has over three
hundred students.
al present Farmville has the largest
r.rfI.r Ul Sis counties tO back ~ 800 bu7-
n ThIH altogether gives the town
m Mrrr amount of trade / have seen
Il nr.a number ~ the leading business
~. So fl. town to-day. and each one
~ aI1m F. talked did not hesitate 90
NU.I Ha wear has been the best
r.r fhrr have had for near
3D.. ... Mn. Iu eIkur of The outlook
.r ... .| ..U ..|E.d nH n Do had mo-
.l,,tl f..t ~ If unI ie much better than
t. H n. every indication
....,. ID. A.rn rr01llv in this d.
TnrfIr
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LYNCHBURG's PROGRESS.
New Enterprises Started and Others are
Being Invited.

LfNCHBURG. VA, Dec. 3l.-SpeciaI.-
Lynchburgers have every reason to feel
satisfied. IL not gratiied, at the growth
made In the citys business during the
past year, and at the prospects for the
future. Particularly encouraging has
been the establishment here within the
past eighteen months OF several desira-
BILE and valuable enterprises. and IN the
pest twelve months the Guggenheimer
Pants Company and the Lynchhurg Brass
Manufacturing Company have been or
ganited, and are now IN full operation.
with the pants company effecting ar
rangements for Doubling their capacity.
SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISES.
The Plow Factory recently establish
ed. r. success. The Bell-Johns Manufac-
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have marked the past year than for any
like period for I'VE years. . -
The banks here report that pGshisss
much better with them, ana the vln f.' ar
claim a wonderful Increase IN the way go
individual profits. Loans are ed. -, tor
nsner ls more readily discounted tnan ior
several years past. They anticipate
good business IN lsyo
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Tho ouuoHt ~
PETERsBURG. "a. urr
4 number OF Petersburg.
merchants Say fIe business Dr IN
year has been very eIfI. factory GOOD.
outlook FOR fs1s is encouraging
Mr. Bartlett Roper th0 president .f PM"
Chamber ~ Commerce. whom irf.r
said. "Thc general business M fh. .T
has been as profitable 1s 0rv f1r .r
twelve wears Whilst On some d.etr..f
contiguous 10 Petersburg thorc haa f.r
depresa on account OF tho low price ~
cotton. vet iu other sections. thcre Dos
been unusual prospertr OWING % tHe
very remunerahve prices tobacco is bring
ing.
1.-THE smaller merchants In the sections
that trade with this city. rs n rrlo. have
prospered. and the percentage N failures
has been comparatively small During
the past year 1s rule. values have been
well maintained. which has secured 20
tho dealers good average profits on their
business transactions"
Payments Of bills have been as PROMPT
% usual and. altogether ] regard condi-
tiohe very good 10 start the new year
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Localized Primary.

SpeciaL-The Democratic city committee
this morning adopted a primary law.
which the Legislature Will be asked 10
pass.
Mr.. Q. W. Smith. an aged citizen. VINO
resided on Seventh street. was round
dead In his bed this morning.
The residence or Mr.. j. W. shaw one
and a half miles southwest OF the city.
was destroyed by tire last evening. The
insurance was small.
Mrs "A. W. Saddler' OF f1uvanna
county. while out driving yesterday, had
her arm broken ~ being thrown from
The sf{ev. w. A. wilbur. the blind
chaplain 70 the United states Senate,
will preach az the univArs''v chapel next
..uay morning ana evening.
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AFntrl IinntIne AccllItn,.

PET.1k5BU kC. VA, Lsc. G.-Whue
rabbit hunting to-day WliuGm EDWARDS
and Hart hubbard, TWO youns men, re-
siding In Greensyille county, stood talk
ing together. Edwards In q playful man
ner punched ltut oard in the eide Win
the uuzxle OF his gun, when the trigger
got caught In EDWARDS over coat POCKET
and the weapon was discharged. the
whole Iosd OF No. shot entering hup-
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CHARLOTrESVILLE
Has Enjoyed Very Valuable VI steriaI I'm.
prOVements

UFDNfntnNhs
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, December
H.-Special. -Charlottesvlle business men
have had very prosperous year and
seem very much encouraged by the fat
tering prospects Cor the year 1895
During the year 1897 the building con-
tractors have been very busy. TO say
nothing Of the $4,000 worth OF new build
ings and improvements al the University
OF Virginia the most OF which has been
completed IN 1897
rhe city has erected over s20O.0o worth
Of new buildings. consisting OF business
houses and residences.
MATERIAL IMPROVEMENT.
Among them are; King 4 Sons, large
Wholesale warehouse. cost $1,000; Gov.
|sngton a Peyton. storehouse, 5000; Mrs.
|BsIi.e p. Sterling. large business house.
u 800: Presbyterian church. $4,000; Chris
6zsa church. $1,000; Episcopal church,
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AIExANDRIA's INCBEISE.
only Two Business Failures In That City
In Three Years.

Only Two buNAHf1r 'hAt' y
In Three Years.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Dec. 5l.-Speciai-
While there may be no general consratu-
lations. the closing year finds Alexan-
dria having fewer business failures with
I'm the depressed limits Of any town OF Ike
SIZE In the country. only TWO IN three
wears. Interviews with leading mer-
chants to-day show an average increase
Cf business OF 20 per cent. over 1870. with
even better prospects for 1S9s. wholesale
cent over 1896 hardware 10 per cent. ;
G-ug business 20 fancy goods 30 per cent
uAUlcsale liquor and beer 81 per cent;
boot and shoe trade % per cent: whole
sale grocery carthen ware and glass
trades lumber. coal hay feed and 9TH
er business about the same as in lSl6.
and nothing falling below except real es-
tate sales.
There we're recorded I'm 1897 G55 deeds
343 marriage licenses were issued. 90
charters granted and 20 law suits insti-
tuted.
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4 Disastrous SNOW efofn in
Of rIttsburg y
PITTSBURG. PA. D.. ID .iN
ana Allegheny experienced UI. n
astrous snow-storm in point nf H.H
TO wire. railway traffic. etc.. W f
tory. The loss 10 the zen lril l'a.
i'm both cities will reach $500. ihp
tratiOu Of their wires BOO Indiana. dIN
son ana MestmOrcldud c0untlrl tlHtf
the business Is pracucully az "a HlhIDtLN.
will run the total up to $1,000. AZ HiI
be impossible 10 say when commune
ZION viii be restored.
Many OF the telegraph wires east and
west are down as the result OF the heavy
fall of snow. The wires as far IS Altoona
have succumbed 10 the weight OF the
snow and rains, and at some points not
a single wire was left on the poles.
New Or cans Events.
NEW ORLEANS, De-. a.-Crystalline.
who shared the betting hOnors with Ia
bouret in the second race, was the only
winning choice to-day and she was fore
ed TO a hard drive 10 land the purse. The
weather was line, the track good and the
attendance large. Summarizes
First race, selling. five furlongs-Nancy
Till IS 20 y first. Saratoga on 10 5 and 4
to 81 second. Solution as 70 - Ghlrd.
Time, 1903 81.
Second race. selling, five furongs-Cry-
stalline g TO ID first. Ben Frost g 10 I and
. 10 u second, Virgins 90 70 j third.
Time. l:02 3-i.
Third race. six furlongs-Gath g 70 81
FIRST, Harry Duke a to 81 second. David
g to u third. Time 1:l5 81.
Fourth race, handicap, mile and twenty
yards-Sallie Cliquot 08 % - first. Tran
by Is 20 l and : TO p second; Elkin az TO
u third Time 1:i6
Fifth race, selling. miie-Sister Clara
IS to ID first, Terranet 6 10 ! and j. T. p
second Ultimas q 20 u third. Time,
las "a.