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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-04-16

ngs produced by
Goods stock complete the smallest detail Their beauty bgga description
WHILE SILKS still prime things
pdl Stripes Checks
which especial Liberty Satin all the popu-
Mar shades trimmings being crushable
# has sua back Shed Chfs and Liberty Silks represent the
acme beauty
THE LINING DEPARTMENT at all times contains the best of Pcal-
m Stripe Innings Taea Gace Innings Nears Lining
High ColIed Fercames
GGHAMS again They generally well
which which
al intrinsic value for
coongs of
PERCALES possible cloth plain white and map
out which, when impaired the CLOTH makes approach
wool The
They
always felt by those who well dressed
NEW vE1LNGs, LACEs AND RIBBONS
NEW CARPETS AND MATTINGS-The have sold 50
many Carpets Mtngs lately failed largely having
heavy placed them consequently able
all lines sell old tariff Price and quality coupled with the merit
make this talking attractive
LAST CALL ON WINTER GOODS.
called viii
be camphored down You afford
sell sacrifice prices than pack them
Wraps Comforts Blankets Mems and Boys Overcoa Suits Horse
Blankets and Lap Blankets
Large inducements Wraps Cloth Capes braided and trimmed
reduced s1.5O The mmenSy of
the values offered this department cannot be realized until they investigated
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mch 10 WESTMINSTER, MD Telephone No. 12,]
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TWNE IDEAL BINDER the ghte running and
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A LII KINDS OF JOBWORK NEATLY
IA EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
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Now accepted time Don't delay your SPRING PUR
CHAsEs until assortments are broken and stocks low
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wOMAN'S TRUTH.

From the Philadelphia Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16

providing for tho erection OF fountain
I'm Monroe Park was submitted 20 inc
Ward Committee with instructions to re-
port at the next meeting
A communication vas received from
Keeper thinner of Reservoir Park. ask-
ing the committee 90 take some measures
10 prevent people from sending thcir
dogs into the lake for cleansing purposes.
The matter was referred Tor further sus-
gestion.
Alr. Gunst asked that the matter OF al-
lowing bazaars to be- held in the Regimen
tad Arm0ry. and the protest of lAenien-
ant-C0lonel Anderson should Doe referred
10 "a committee with Instructions io me
vestlgate and report lie had gathered
from officers that these events were not
only subvorsive OF discipline. bni tntl
they ruined the drlll hall hoor. ana Ola
other damage fo tho building
MI snoad said this matter had been
q bono of contention for o. lons time
Some time ago 30 had been resolved 'nal
before the arm0ry should Doe granted TOT
such purposes. the application snohia na
endorsed by officers OF tha line.
Mr. FerrIter opposed tine delegation OF
any OF the powers of the committee TOD
the military
Mr. Gurst moved to refer the matter 20
a special committee. composed OFF Mofa.
snoad Ferriter and West The motion
was adopted.
Tho Sergeant-at-Arms was authorized
10 buy certain supplies FOR the city li'II
and aflfor the transaction of some lnI-
thor routine including the approval ol ile
payroll. tho committee ADJOURNED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
YOUNG AT SIXTY.

Serene comfort and happiness in ad'
vanced years are realized by compare
lively few women.
Their hard lives. their liability to Sc
rious troubles on account OF their pecu-
liar organism and their profound igno-
rance concerning themselves, all com
bine to shorten the period ofuseininess
and all their later years with suffering
Mrs. Pinkham has done much TO mako
women strong. She has given ADVICE
to many that has shown them how TO
guard against disease and retain vigor-
Gus health in old age. Fromevery cor
ner OF the earth there is constantly COM
ing the most convincing statements
from women. showing the efiicacy OF
lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound in overcoming female Ills. Here
is letter from Mrs. J. c. Orms, OF go
Horner St. Johnstown, Pa, which IS
earnest and straight 10 the point;
DEAR Mrs PINKHAM:-l feel it my
duty to tell all suffering women that
think your remedies are wonderful. |
had trouble with my head, dizzy spells
and hot flashes. Feet and hands were
cold, was very nervous, could not sleep
well, had kidney trouble, pain in
ovaries and congestion of the womb.
Since taking your remedies l am better
every way Ny head trouble is all
gone, have no pain in ovaries, and am
cured Of womb trouble. l can eat and
sleep well and am gaining in flesh. [
consider your medicine the best to DO
had for female troubles"
The present Mrs. Pinkham's expert
ence in treating female Ills is unparal-
lelled, for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkham, and
for sometime past has had sole charge
Of the correspondence department OF
her great business, treating by letter
as many as hundred thousand ailing
women during a single year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
WINSTON'S TOBACCO FAIR.
II viii BE a Magnificent Display-A
Coming Marriage.

WINSTON. y. c.. Sept l'-speclal.-
Winstons coming tobacco falr la tIoW
iur daily I'm importance ana mas.
Secretary webb says that great ii-
+.reet ~ boiup taken by the outside
world as well as by home people
commercial and industrial display VIZ
bo fhe most mapninc.ent that mas ever
been seen I'M North NdIoiiN',' 'f',
efforts are being made 90 make lne leal
tobacco exhibit the best the Wofld LA
ever seen. Tobacco men are tAp'.-."
here from all sections OF inc eoun.i
The list of amusement iof M Vii
win be varied and extensive. mere VIZ
he "a great Midway, bicycle parade morse
ana live stock parade balloon ascensi 'hs'
horse running ana tfollnb' Lyol r.,''
fire works and free concerts. l'i
cial bands Of music, etc. iNe fvI7s li'
County Fair win be in progress on fIl-
day of fair week. al, t..
I'm Davidson court this week the jury
brought in a verdict on t'wy 7-i.'o,
the Southern Railway lot hll.'i5 90. o.,
Mondenhall. aged seventy -tihH'
Thor1asvffle last December. Mr. men
denhau was crossing the railroad iracN
in his wagon when the tram sLugh mn
THE suit WAS brought by his hfoluti' j.
Il Meudcnham The Southern VIII ask
the Supreme Court for new trial
Judge Spencer T.. Adams, VINO was
recently nominated by the fcpupill""3
for Congress in the FIFTH District sitltd
while here this week mat inc hepuui,l
can state Executive COMMITTEE WOMB
ptu nm a candidate for judge n tNat
district. This means that MT. ADAMS
Will resign as judge ana accrpn t i nfs,,r,'.l
nation for Congress. A weh-lhlol ili..'
gentleman predicts that eN-ton6fta -4"-l.
Thomas Settle who was ceiealeu u9
Judge Adams for the congressional nom
nation will be named by the commute
A gentleman whose veracity cannot Poe
questioned tells me that Mt q. 5. bIal-
shaw. who was nominated ny ,he E,pii. ~.
leans i'm GuifOrd county last Stt"l guy
for the LEGISLATURE, stated in Ashepoio
on the Sth instant. that there U.s. o"lE
one issue I'm this campaign ana that =
the white man and the negro ana lnal
there Is but one side 70 this question:.
MIR l. S Myers. a member OF liie
Second North Carolina Regiment VINO
has been visiting relatives In Nlhes
county returned 10 Raleigh last night 10
be mustered out of service with MS COM
pany. ., a.,
day with an unusually large number OF
Winston has raised thus far about $40
for the Ship Monument Fund.
one of the four negroes who broke out
Of jail here Monday night has been cap
turcd His name Is irwin Royal and ne
is the one who knocked the assistant
Tailor down with n piece OF iron, by
which means the men made their escape.
Invitations have been issued Tor lhe
marriage of Rev. Howard l.. kondthaler
an able and popular young MORAY iau
minister. Of Salem. 10 Miss kathdflhe
Boring, Of Philadelphia, Pa. Inc nap
nv event will be celebrated In the First
Moravian church, Philadelphia, Al o
o'clock p. VI. on Thursday. Sept. 18th
After an extended bridal tour, Rev. ana
Mrs Rondthaler viii be At home IN
West Salem. after November sun. me
eroOm-elect Is the son OF Bishop Edward
Rondthaler. of the Southern Province OF
the MOravian Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
BIDS FOR THE
TORPEDO BOATS

North Carolina officer who fell in mo iirst
battle of the Rough RIDERS.
Some doubt existing as 90 tho treat
meut which would DO accorded at Spanish
ports 90 American vessels and 10 mer-
ohandise shipped 0y citizens OH tne United
States Co such ports tho matter was
brought 90 the attention ~ che Depart
mcnt OF State bv the Treasury Depart
ment. The State Department replied that
the Spanish Government accepted by way
of reciprocity "a proposition Tor "a modus
viyendi as regards navigation. upon the
understanding that American vessels
would not. for the time being. Doe cN-
cluded from Spanish ports, ls Wei as
upon the uuderat dud|ns That u ho-iil-
ties should al any time ne renewed Ame-
rican vessels that might happen io DE
I'm Spanish ports would be- allowed thirty
DAYS m which 10 load and depart With
n0n-c0ntraband cargo. and that amy Anne
rican vessel which. prior to me renew"
Of hOsuliues. should have sailed Tor amy
Spanish port or place. would Dc permitted
20 enter such port or place and discnafs'
her cargo and afterwards forthwith to
depart without mo.estation. and BE- mot
at sea by amy spanish snip to- continue
her voyage TO- any port or place not
blOckaded.
Notice has been given TO collectors of
the reply Of the Department OF state
NIRGINlAAS WE'D
A marriage license was issued to-day
to Edward T.. Watson. OF Chesterfield
county. and Miss Mary A. Pierce, Of Hale
fax county, Va
new post office was established TO-
dav az Gale. Ashe county. n. Co with
Jennie G.. Blodsoe. postmaster
Spec.al star service mas been discon-
tinued from Bonneville To- Hinsna"'
YadNn county y. Q.
Two fourth class uostma -ief' were ape
pointed I'm Virginia to-day. ". L. Cole
man at Aiumine, Franklin county, vice
n. C.. Turner resigned; ana ID. g.. Greg
DRY at Rergate, Brunswick county, vice
J. o. Shcuburne.
ARMY ORDERS.
Tho sick leave granted Second lleu-
tenant Hubbard Williams. Third Virginia
Infantry. August ed. has been extended
one month.
Discharges have been granted Privates
Charles O.. Spear and Claudius a. sum
mers Hospital Corps. hospital train now
supposed 90 be no. Fort Monroe. The
first dates to-day and the latter Novem-
Der lst.
PERSONAL.
Representative John Lamb and Mr.. j.
H. Mayo. of Richmond. were registered
az the Metropolitan to-day.
b. Nolan of Richmond; Dr O.. ~.
Baker OF Bristol. Clarence Coll. OF
WIKI boro. ". g.; are at The Natoai.
ST. james. ID. C. Cornell. wife and
child Norfolk. VIM Williamson and
wife Linden. Va; Frank Miller flch-
mond. Mrs Thomas ID Davis. Lynch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
ADurham Wedding.

DURHAM. y c.. Sept 15.-Specal-
Yesterday evening al O'Clock MISS
Enowlton WOodard the talented ana ac-
George Woodard. OF this city. was united
in marriage TO Mr. Benjamin Wyche, OF
Austin. Tex. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. DR.. Z. \. Yates. assisted
ty Rev. J. y. Cole, in the beautiful Irln-
ity NJ y. church.
This spacious edifce was beautifully
decorated with palms and ferns and was
fl,eR TO OVERLOOKING with admiring friends
enc acquaintance. The BEST wishes OF
The community attend the happy couple
10 tneir home i'm far-awav Texas.
The Third North Carolina Regiment
.roops (coloreO passed through the city
yesterday evening IN three special trains
on their way 10 Chattanoosa, rem, 20
'rhev came from Fort Macon. where they
have hesn uuartered since they were mus
tered IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
Great Mirror Dancers.

Kennedy and Quatreli. tho sensational
iuggers Cooke and Osten. with their
beautifuily-lllustr songs. and Harry
and Sadie Fields German sketch artists
are pushing the BIN at Broad-Street Park
along this week 10 considerable success
A matinee viii be given tomorrow after-
noon az l.30 o'clock. AS ono OF tho stars
Of the bin FOR next week Manager Iea.h
has specially engaged Diana. tine greatest
mirror dancer I'm America. She comes
here az a higher salary than any ever
given single artist at tho local yalie-
Vile resorts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
A STATE LEAGUE.
Lynchburg viii Earnestly Support the
Movement.

LYNCHBURG VA. Sept. l5.-Special-
Lovers OF baseball in Lynchburg will
earnestly support the movement TO es-
tablish the State League. Mr.. l.. Lara
rus. secretary and treasurer Of the last
Lynchburg League club. has taken hold
Of the matter. and is confident that all
necessary funds will be readily secured.
lie will attend the meeting held in Nor
folk Monday for the purpose of discuss
ing the proposition.
The suit OF the administrator OF II. c.
Meredith. mail agent OF the Norfolk
and Western railroad, who was fatally
injured I'm a collision near Pulaski City
last December has compromised the case,
the railroad paying the administrator SS,-
600
The negro woman. Elvira Robertson.
who assaulted a witness I'm the Mayors
Court yesterday morning with a slung-
shot. made a second demonstration this
morning, curslng the Mayor with every
pfofane epithet known To the English
language. She was so violent that il was
impossible 20 proceed with the trial and
,Ane was taken 10 Jail. where sho vi rc-
main until the grand jury passes upon
Ter case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
TRAINING SCHOOL NURSES.



The nurses of fne Training school or
the Nirsiuia Hospital "iI POI. fife ia'-f
hnai examination ON a.pl..i
inc comm. i'.-i'',H' "'i
place Oh filN'5 evening"
h the Ieetuf room o' '''
college, OF Medicine. i""
opened WIN prayer nl i-.|. DIT.
laor. mo diplomas WIZ "'
Ir. W. 5. GORDON ahI lI' -l..'+
pIli badges py bf. j. a.. ll04a,s. i-.f.
Donald Guthrie VIII make l.t 'iN'
to the graduating class ana iIe ..N'
"n Doe closed Win oened' c'ioh
The training 9cnool mas 1eA l''i
oushiy organized under iNn nf.. men.
of Miss a. VI. Robertson 81 graduate ol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
nE.ATIiS-

DIM Died. No go p. NJ seDtfmbfr
-. 1855 az his residence, 40. 90 Canal
street. EUGENE HARVEY DUNN. 0ld-
est son or the late Nicholas 81. and
Elizabeth Dunn. OF Albemarie county.
In the fortieth wear OF HIS age.
Funeral from the residence 70 40
p. NJ SEPTEMBER i6 1898. Friends
and acquaintance are invited 10 attend.
lnterment in Hollywood Cemetery.
HEWITT Died. suddenly. at f.i5 o'cloch
last evening, az her residence 40. 1901
Grove Avenue Mrs. A. " HEWITT
relict OF the late Thomas 2. Hewitt.
She leaves two chlidren-Mrs. ". ..
Moseiey and SIr. G. l.. Hewitt. both ot
Richmond.
The funeral arrangements will be an
nannaAd unon their couniAfien
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
A Chinaman Arrested.

Long Sing is the euphonious cognomen
OF am almond eyed alien, VINO spends
most OF his time amid The glamour OF ihe
wqehtub and ans I'M odd moments with
chasing mischiev0us small boys.
Dee is accused by one While hendaI.
with creating a disturbance and was
lodged iu the Second station last even
ing
The Party will have 90 brgsn mp his
"Pidgin Lingo" 10 confer with this meek
oriental, about the matter this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
STATE LEAGUE.
\ Circuit Of Six Cities 10 BE Organized
for Next Season.

There IS little doubt that a State Base
ball League VIII Doe organized in a short
while. The ground has been gone over,
and the GAY for "a meeting has been fixed,
although it has not yet been made public.
The cities Go oe represented ln the
League Will 5c Richmond, Norfolk. New
port News, Port mouth, Lynchours ana
Roanoke.
Both the Atlantic League clubs in Nir-
ginia have lost money. and 10 is proposed
Oh transfer their franchise 10 other cities
in the north. and 10 reOrganize the old
Virginia League. with IT'S fast ball and
its interest and rivalry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
pleasure NJ Vain street.

The strong attractions az Main street
Vaudeville Park this week continue ih uh-
diminished popularity and damp as last
night was another audience meted out
90 them a bounuful measure or applause.
The bill which has proven Itself perhaps
the seasons favOrite will be seen I'D out
Three more performances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
ON THE TURF.
Performances of the Flyers at Grave
send and Newporf-GJoi Racing.

h-cfibtintuttS VI tht istfN ~ tttNc-
send and Newporf-G0od Racing.
CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. 15-Results at
Newport:
First race-ssx furlonrs- Osman Is TO
u FIRST. N2.eppa % 10 . ana > 20 % sec
I'D. Violet Parsons q TO p third Time,
HILL
Second race--fye and half fvrlongx-
Airblast g to % hrst. Aockland a to and
2 20 % second. vox uS TO u third. Time.
1:lA
Third race-one mile: handicap.--Lanky
Bob e to 81 first. Sauber 90 TO l and 2
20 - second. Fireside Is 10 % third. Time.
1:%3 Ia
Fourth rsce-two mileG-Kitty p. 70 70
81 drst Dudley 70. Is 10 ! and . 10 - Sec
ond, Jack Bradley q 70 u third. Time
f7f{h race-flye fyriongs. Framed d.
~ 70 y a{Sk Ia Fsys<ts (S to and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16

Ulysses Burrell n negro WAS arrested
on three warrants sworn ont agnnsf
him by Macon simmons spencer Lee ana
- Brown charging him respectively
with assault ana threat fo kiI disorder
Illness. and an attempt tO shoot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
nr Hiden Speaks

The almshouse chapel held large and
Or. ]. c. Hiden. of Grove-Avenne Ban
tist church, opened his discourse The
sormon was most interesting. aud was
greatly appreciated by the listeners. The
musical part Of the service added much
20 hs snjoyablenesA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
THE TAR CONTRACT.
The Armitagc Company Gets it 1.-TWO
Years.

Inc hliilAd.t A'iiii Ah1 r'''
Years.
The Committee ON Light met a.
o'clock. with Messrs. Waierstcln 'ch'li-
mani. CARRIER. Haruwicke, ianhrf'
O.ehc7 Miner and Ferrifcr present
Mr. T. 49,. wood appeared before me
committee and complained that his nlA
for ea used by tho Richmond
Imniemeut Company had leaped unac-
countahIy from sl5 a month to ta. Ile
INSPECTOR submitted 3D. report. ana there
was some discussion as 90 the e1a-con-
surring mowers OF such engines after
which the matter was referred to the
Superintendent of tine Gas Works. with
Instructions tO report az the next meet
ing.
The subcommittee appointed 90 consid-
s- the bids received for tho tar contract
rsported. recommending that the cone
tract D.. l.t 90 the Armit1ee Company
from July D. 1899 to June SOD. 1900. for f--1
per barrel
A motion was introduced that tho cone
tract should be- awarded ar tliA ana
there was "a good deal oi talk about enc
c0urariug home enterprs
Mr Miner opposed tne amendment on
the ground that he bad been ini9fm' o.
that SIR. Armitage was prepared .o In''t
the committee by splitting ine Hii'i, renee
between the two prices.
Mr. Hardw.cke said Dee was opposed TO
tbe report of the sub-committee. and poe
was also opposed 90 the amendment he
thought some better terms might Doe SEE
cured
AIR. CARRIER withdrew his amendment
on the strength of air. Miner si1temel l
SIR. II. NJ. Smith. Jr, representing Mr-
Armifqge. explained under what circum-
stances he had made the prop1 ton To
SIR. Miner and offered. on benal OF nus
client, N.l5 per barrel
AIR Territer moved that this offer
should De accepted, and bis motion was
adopted.
The payroll and bills OF the depart
ment were approved and ordered % be
paid as follows. Payroll. SLf".9-, nsnl-
INK. Sf532. extensions $3.50, bills. 5i'i.''.
The following financial statement was
submitted and ordered 10 DO h.ei'
Coal appropriation ..................>il'.. IVY ~
Expended ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ii'ii' "'
Unexpouded September ist....'Is.5'5 t3
ON appropriation ...................f-1'g.9 I'd
Expended .... .............,...'.''''' Ll''l' ~
Unexpended .......................S s.o,i US
street-light appropriation ...........'3 goo -
Expended ...... ..............'''..'.- Ly-' 20
Uncxpended.. ......................'3'sH 'i
Payroll appropriation .............'ele9 gg
Expended ..... ..............'..'''''' $3.50 %
Unexpended .......................'-z' o-1 -
Electric light apropriation.........S3l000 %
d. ~
Unexpended ........................S 9l-y u
Extension appropriation ..........S55o0 %
FxDended 800. ....................... 4.0Zl 81
Unexpended ...............,........Fz' %
Expense appropriation ............'.$5 y,1 W
Expended go. ...................''.''. o'''Y -
Unexpended..... ..................Sz,-is Z"
First Market Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
USING THE ARM0RY.

The Question Of Holding Bazaars
There Again Comes Up.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
,nes was called 10 order at 1850 o'clock.
u,ith the following members present:
nfessrs. Gunst (chairman), Lawder, Fer
r,,sr King. West and snead.
The resolution referred by tho Council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
AZ Gravcsend.
s,arpoi,ter, Attempt Postponed.

puuADET,PHTA. Sept l5.-The at
tempt al record breaking which was 10
have been made this afternoon on the
Belmont race track by the great PAGER
Star Pointer has been postponed on sc-
count Of a heavy track
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16
Anotber Arrcet Imminent.

PARIS. Sept. 16.-The Aur0re. A. Glenn
enccau's paper announces that the ar-
rest OF an officer who assisted iu The pre-
miucnf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16

Cincinnati at Baltimore.
81. Louis at Boston.
Louisville at Brooklyn.
PIitsburg at New York.
Chicago az Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-16

Cure all liver ils bilious UA uUa
ness, headache, sour stom- 9aU e.
aoh. Indigestion. constips- HbS
ton. They act easily. with -
out pain Or rrpe. Sold BIZ All druggists. o cents.
A.. s.ftfi f...t- er--' 'i-


70 u second, Paca a TO u third. Time,
1903 Ia.
olxth racc--six MISUNDERSTANDING q 70
/, first. Voandies U5 TO 5 and 70 %
second Motilla Is 10 81 third. Time,
1:l3 Ia
AZ Gravcsend.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-F'irst racc-ive
furlongs.-rhe Lady In Blue g 10 u hrst.
Chappaqua go 10 / and 10 - second,
Grafton % 10 u third. Time, 1903.
Second race-One mile and furiong -
The Winner - TO p first. Twinkle az 10
] and TO - second. Ben Ronald a TO j
third. Time. 1.5i.
Third race--The Willow; five md hair
furlongs. -Aqulasha q 20 - hrst, Prestl-
digitatrice 90 10 / and TO ID second
La Penitente a to y third. Time l.g 70 "a.
Fourth ace-speculaii0n: one mile
George Keene a 70 - first ST. Callatine
{. TO and 5 to 81 second. Continental q
II u third. Time. AZ IL.
Fifth race-one mile-White Frost g 20
81 first. Banaster q TO ] and to D sec
end. Murilo az to u third. Time. lf2 -.
Sixth race-six furlongs.-Tynan q 70
81 first, Fairy Dale 05 10 and to u
second. Emmanora 80 TO y third. Time
] 10 IA