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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-12-10

1mancOck.

Capt. Alongo B. Lewis, OF Balti-
more, ia here, the guest Of his brother,
Mr.. W. d. Lewis.
Mr.. Claude Kelly, OF New York, is
spending awhile here at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly.
Holiday goods are being opened by
our merchants and the people are in
specting them with usual interest.
A reception was given on Wednes-
day night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs o. L Parker in honor Of Miss
Bishop, of Snow Hill, Md.
Rev. J. B. Pruitt, former pastor of
the Onancock Baptist Church, is
VISITING here, and filled the pulpit OF
that church on last Sunday.
Rev. j. D. Hank, of the N. E.
Church, South, reached this appoint.
ment on Friday of last week. and
preached on Sunday following.
On account of the sharp advance in
the price of sweet potatoes. there was
a great rush of freight for the steam
ers during the latter shipping days
of the week.
Rev. w. G. Bates was in town on
Wednesday, having stopped over Tor
a night while passing from his for
mer charge at Sanford to his late APP
pointment at Keller.
Rev J Carson Watson and family,
Ell route from Keller to his appoint
ment in Northumberland county,
stopped few days here at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. J. H. Riley.
The towers which are being added
to the M. E. Church, South, have
reached proportions sufficient to
show that the front Of the building
will present handsome and massive
appearance.
Mr.. Alex. W. Lilliston, Tuesday,
fell from wagon which was loaded
with fifteen barrels of potatoes, and
being unable to clear himself, was
run over by both the front-and rear
wheels and was very painfully and
seriously injured.
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Jon4kiuS Bridge.

We were greatly disappointed that
the inclement weather last week pre-
vented the Rev Mr.. Burks, ofDrum-
mondtown, from holding services in
Emmanuel Episcopal Church OF this
place. we hope he will soon give US
another appointment.
On the 25th ult., were concluded
the quarterly examinations OF Acco-
mack Academy, Thos. j. Coles, prin
cipal. We are glad to know that the
pupils turned in such praise worthy
papers showing marked improvement
We learn that Miss Carrie v. White,
of Bloomtown. handed in almost per-
feet papers, and among those, es-
pecially worthy of note for their e1-
ceptionally marked improvement,are
Miss Moore, Mr.. Matthews, Miss
Vessels, Miss Mamie Lee White, MI.
Mckay, Miss Bowdoin and Mr.. Hall.
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Xmas Entertainments.
AkAhf
Sec'Y.

Xmas entertainments at Ayers, Tues
day night, December 9th.
Music and treat to children at
Drummondtown Baptist Church,
Saturday, December Gath, p. H.
Xmas eve.
Xmas oyster supper at Leather
bury's Chapel. Wednesday, December
10Th. Supper from 8 to 8 p. m. Grand
entertainment at night. No admis-
sion fee. All are welcome.
There will be an entertainment at
the Methodist Church at Bloxom,
Monday night, in Xmas, consisting OF
music, tableau1 and recitations. If
weather is unfavorable next fair
night.
Santa Claus Triumph will be given
by Horntown Baptist Sunday school
on the evening OF Dec. Goth. Silver
offering at the door-for benefit of
the Sunday school. Also the ladies
will serve an oyster supper from four
until haif past six of that day. Sup
per tickets Twenty-Five cents.
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ChlucOse1guo.

Cur stores are loading up with
Xmas goods.
join e. Burch and family have
moved to Norfolk.
Misses Bertic aud Mamie Tull, Of
Pocomoke. are guests Of Mrs j. E.
Matthews
Oyster shipments from this place
averaged over 500 barrels per day
this week and are bringing big pri-
ces.
j. n. Fletcher, Jr., T. w. Russell
and G. Walter Mapp, spent several
days with us this week on professional
business.
John Waterfeld and s. J. Gillett'
commission merchants, Philadelphia,
were here this week looking up oys
ter trade. They say, Chincoteague
oysters never were more in demand
in that city. Primes are worth $3.50.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week;
Jos. 6. Savage, J. s. Gilbert, R. F.
Powell, F. c. Hanna, Phila; j. W.
Field, Abel and H. Ableman, New
York; r, Sheriff, Wilmington; E. a..
Benson. Pocomoke; Jas. H. Fletcher,
Thos. W, Russell, John 8. Tyler, Jas.
". Broughton, s. W. Matthews, Ac-
comac.
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CRShYGlfe.

Holly, for shipment to the city for
the holidays, is being cut by some OF
our people.
Mr.. Charles Cobb. George Winder
and Clarence Smith, of Pungoteague.
were on a cunning expedition in this
vicinity last Monday.
Mr.. Wingfeld Scott, the snipe
shooter of Harborton, paid us visit
Que night last week, and entertained
us by his tales of travel, hardships
sc.
Capt. John T. Boggs, better known
as Turtle, has returned from the
capes of Virginia where he has been
engaged in the oyster business for
some time.
Our people are quite busy slaugh-
tering their porkers. Mr.. j. e. Harri-
son is the champion in this neighbor,
hood, having killed one that turned
the scales at $50 pounds.
The body of an unknown colored
manwas found by some oystermen last
Thursday, near the mouth OF Macha'
tank creek; supposed to be one of the
unfortunates lost from the Schooner
Lie. Il. Finney, during the gale OF
November Goth. They buried the
body on Parkers Island.
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ChnroHl Notes.

Rev. T. 8. Dunaway of DrummOnd
town Baptist Church, and Rev. Wal
ter Rhodes. OF Modestown Baptist
Church, will exchange puipits, Sun
day. December 18th.
Pastor NJ. F. Sanford authorizes the
following: Zion Church will hold the
the quarterly church meeting On
Saturday, the 18th inst, at 2 O'Clock
instead of the usual time.
Rev. T. e. Martindale, D. D., pre-.
siding elder OF Salisbury District, will
hold Quarterly Conference in the NJ.
E. Church. Onancock. Saturday 8 P.
m. Preaching by the Elder in Oman
cock, Sunday 1890 a. NJ, and at
Leatherbury's $3.50 p. M. Preaching
at night in town by Rev. Asbury
Burke.
The Baptist Ministers Conference,
of Accomac Association, will meet
with Pastor Dunaway January 3rd,
1899. A full attendance is desired.
Pastor Rhodes will read paper on
the Millennium.
]. L. King,
Sec'y.
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Oblfu Rry.

After short illness at his home IL
Harborton, Va, George Rogers, only
son of Capt. William K. and Margie
B.. Reade, died November Gath, 1893,
eyed 7 years, months and 30 days.
Loving parents, skilled physicians
ard sympathetic friends rendered all
possible human aid for the little ones
relief, but God wanted him in the
most beautiful of all homes, 80 little
George ended his "Thanksgiving
Day. with the angels in heaven.
There his spirit will live with Christ
az q beacon for his parents, guiding
them ever onward, upward until they
meet again where sorrow and mour>
ming shall flee away"
Though great sufferer, George
bore all with wonderful fortit6de and
evidenced a sweet christian exper-
fence, young as ne was. A short time
before dying he said to his mother,
.Oh, l do 80 pity the person who
does not believe in God.n His home
life was a true example of obedience
and thoughtful consideration for
everybody, especially was he OF great
comfort to his mott g. when his father
was necessarily away from home.
In September he entered Pungo
league Academy and soon won the
love of teachers and pupils by his
good works and sweet spirited dis
position. We shall miss him greatly,
but "our loss is his GAIN" When the
sad news of his death reached us the
Principal suspended school for the
day in respect to our dear pupil. We
shall always cherish the memory of
our dear little friend and consider it
q pleasure to have known him at
school and in his home.
The sympathy Of the community is
with Capt. and Mrs. Reade in this be
reavement. g. link that binds them
closer to heaven. They may say with
David, II shall go to him but he shall
not return to me.
On Saturday. despite the inclemen-
CIV of the weather, O large concourse
of people assembled in the Harborton
M. E. Church, South, where Revs.
W. H. Gregory and j. R. Griffith con-
Quoted appropriate funeral services.
Six OF his school-mates were pals
bearers and many beautiful floral de-
signs proved the love of friends and
relatives. He was buried in Pungo-
league cemetery during the gentle
falling of snow, fitting symbol OF
the purity of the young life being
laid in his last resting place.
HIS TEACHER.
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Ouley-
Mrs. Jos. &. Belote, quite sick OF
late, is now convalescent.

Mrs. Jos. q. Belote, quite sick OF
late, is now convalescent.
Mr. 0. NJ. Stevenson has accepted
position in Railroad office here.
Capt. John Rogers visited Rich
mond this week as delegate to Grand
Lodge of Masons.
Mr.. Fred Hill, formerly of this place
and later of Reigate, Va. is now
located at Primers Point, near Nor
folk.
Mr.. T. B. Taylor, of the Life Saving
Service, was home few days ago.
He reports the late storm as the
worst in his experience Of several
years in the service.
Mr.. William D. Tunnel and Miss
Emory Owens were quietly married
near Onley on the 9TH inst, Rev. j..
R. Griffith officiating. They have
the congratulations of your corresa
pendent and other friends without
number for long and happy married
Lire.
onley parsonage was the scene OF a
pretty marriage Sunday, 4th inst.
The contracting parties were Mr..
i Teagle Beloate and Miss sarah Copes,
the popular and very attractive
daughter of Mr.. W. T. Copes, OF
louisville. Rev. j. R. Griffith Off
ciaJed. They will reside at Fair Oaks.
The w. c. T. U. met in their quar-
terly meeting at Onley on the 18th.
Their business meeting in the after
noon was very interesting. At night
they had large crowd and most
interesting meeting. Rev. J. R. Crit
fifth made an address of welcome
which was responded to by Mrs. Bet
tie Rue. Then came music and essays.
Then Mr.. Griffith introduced W. I.
Iksundick, who made a mastery ad
Mess.
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SCHEDULE.
School rru.tees Appointed.

At a meeting Of the School Trustee
Electoral Board at Accomack @. H.,
December 5th, 1898, for the purpose
of appointing public school trustees
whose terms of Office expired Novem
Der Goth. 1898. the following trustees
were re-appolnted for term of three
years dating from November 90, 1898
Pungoteague district. H. Turner,
Painter; Lee district. j. Gunter'
Accomac; Metompkin District. e.
Shrieves, Modestown; Atlantic dis
trict-J. D. Parsons, Atlantic; Island
district-A. F. Matthews, Chinco-
league Island.
SAM'L. T. Ross,
JOHN E. MAPP, Chairman.
Secretary.
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When you read s. glowing adver-
tisement wherein the advertiser
claims to have a stock equal to a first
class city store, or claims to have the
finest stock ever offered on the Shore,
and you call in and he has only a
small quantity of low quality goods
and often second hand stuff picked
up here and there, while near by may
be found a large supply of choice
goods, the latest in style, and newest
of make, do you not feel disgusteds
Do you not conclude that one who
advertises falsely will falsely repre-
sent his wares when you go to buy7
/ think SO. and am always careful to
have even more than l advertise.
Respectfully,
.Jno. W. Duncan.
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Excurs.on TO Pocomoka.

The merchants of Pocomoke have
made an arrangements with the rail
road Co.. whereby the citizens of Vir-
gipia FROM Tasley and intermediate
stations can visit Pocomoke on
Tuesday next, the 18th inst, on the
regular noon train as per schedule be-
low and return on special train leav-
ing Pocomoke at $40 p. M, free of
charge, giving several hours in POGO
moke for Christmas shopi'ire
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Latest orders at headquarters are
that the following lines are to be cut
loose and no reasonable offer refused
Clothing for men, boys and children,
oyercoats and storm coats for all,
shoes, hats and gents furnishings.
And in the ladies' department, capes
and coats, ready-made skirts, dress
s00N' ''- Ames, Shield & Co.
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On and after the 18th list, we will
close out our entire line of clothing
at about cost, consisting Of mems
bows and children's suits also about
rs overcoats. These goods must be
sold at somrS price. Give us a call and
we wis,mpedke it pay you.
a,en no D. q. johnson & Son.
j was Parksley, Va.
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Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF The First National Bank
OF Onancock, for the election Of eleven
directors to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the banking
house, Tuesday. January 10th, 1899,
between the hours of eleven and
twelve, a. ID.
o. Z. PARKER,
Cashier.
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Notice what Jno. w. Duncan offers
in iewelry, silverware, wave crest
ware something new and other
Christmas and wedding presents this
week. He never advertises beyond
what he has in stock. but rather, his
stock is far greater than his adver-
tisement.
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For all nice fat geese and turkeys
delivered to us Monday morning,
December 18th, we will allow and
10 cents per pound. Poor ones not
wanted. Ashby 81 Beloat.
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If in want of stoves, either cooking
or heating, we can sell you one at
city prices. We have the best air
tight stove on the market. We have
special prices up to Xmas.
D. 81. johnson g. Son,
Parksley, Va.
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Write TO us tor estimates on doors,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low.
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the irst day of every
County Court, TO receive orders for
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Cape Charles Ice g. Lumber Co.

Call at the new store of The POGO
moke III usic Co., Pocomoke City, Md i,
for pianos, organs. violins, sheet
music and everything usually Kept In
a music store.
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We have on hand, good line of
popular and oak furniture, and
choice lot of locust posts, which we
are offering at prices very attractive
to buyers. Call aud inspect same II
you want bargains.
ROGERS & BRO.
Finney, We.
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Special prices on furniture, carpets
mattings, rugs, curtains and queens
"N's ~ Ames, Shield g. Co.
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Still we have few ladies, misses
and chidren's wraps to be sold cheap
They must go during the next 30 days
Ashby & Beloat.
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Your Christmas shopping not COM
plete till you visit our store. There
YOU will find large line Of fine pic
lures, toys, dolls and fancy things for
the little ones.
D. q. johnson s. Son.
Parksley, Va.
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Christmas Goods. Christmas Good
Beautiful line OF rockers, tables, rugs,
fancy Chinaware and general notions
Ames, Shields & Co.
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Full supply of fur and plush lap
robes. wool horse blankets. stable
blankets, buggy and track harness.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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If in want of carpet, mattings and
oil cloths, see our line before you
buy and we will give you some low
prices and pretty goods.
D. H. Johnson Il Son,
Parksley, Va.
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a full line of fruits. such as raisons.
currants, citron, figs, cherries, apples,
oranges, lemons, cranberries, grapes
and bananas, cheap at
Ashby s. Beloat's.
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To the merehants:-Let US fill your
orders for Xmas groceries, and keep
your eye on the climax" -four.
Snow, Knox s. Co.
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I'm MeulOrinm.

To the memory of G. Walter Mock,
son of George ". Mock, who departed
this life November 10th, 1898, aged %
years, 8 months and II days.
Dear Walter can it be,
No more thy form we see,
So truthful and forgiving,
When on earth thou vert living.
A fair white rose has faded,
From the garden where it grew,
And the signs and tears Of heaven,
It's glorious resting place bedew.
Our home is so sad without thee,
Our lips cannot tell,
But we know thy spirit is free,
For God doeth all things well.
All me! the earth that rendered thee
to heaven,
Gave up an angel beautiful and
young,
Spotless and pure as snow freshly
And noble heart from which they
sprung
Thou dost await us in thy blessed
abode,
While we YEARLY walk the rugged
road,
Of earth and its cares, to home with
God,
And ready to Law down our weary
load.
Oh never shall we again know,
A heart 30 stout and true.
The good times have passed below,
And weary are the new.
By the Parents and Brother.
In sad remembrance of our dear
child, Maggie T. Scott. who departed
this life November 16, 1898. She was
an obedient and loving daughter, the
light of her home, which has been
darkened with sorrow ever since she
left it.
Our darling Maggie has left us,
She is numbered with the dead,
Her soul has gone to live with Jesus,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
We have come other precious darlings
But no one can fill her place,
But We are trusting in our Saviour,
For a full amount Of grave.
Three weeks have passed away since
then,
But Oh how long it seems 10 us7
That face we loved, that voice so
sweet,
Our souls do long once more to greet
Farewell, dear Maggie you are at rest,
And shall forever be,
You could not i've on earth with us,
But we can go TO thee.
By her Father and Mother.
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| will be at ATLANTIC for the practice
Of my profession, on Thursday and
Friday, December 18th and 18th, 1898.
DR.. w. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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Santa Claus will make our store his
headquarters for the next two weeks.
Ashby & Beloat.
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Excursion to Pocomoke City, Tues
day. December 18th. Call at Lloyo
Elaine & Co's.for Holiday and Christ.
,aas goods, the largest line in our
city.
Lloyd Blaine & Co.
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We will display our Xmas goods
next week. Ashby & Beloat.
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JOHN E. MAPP,
Secretary.
Deaths.

Died. November "a, of pneumonia,
in Hallwood, Accomack county Va.
Mrs. Polly Ross, aged sixty years.
The funeral service was conducted at
her late home by Elder 7. NJ. Poul-
son, Of the old school Baptist faith
and order, of which she was q firm
believer. Oh! how sad, no mother.
We miss her in our midst, and her
loving words of advice. She died as
she had lived at peace with every
body. She talked freely of her de-
parture and expressed q desire to go
and be at rest. But we sorrow not
as those who have no hope for we be
lieve our loss is her great gain.
Her Children.
Entered into rest, on the morning
of November the 25th, 1898, at the
residence of her son, John A. Eichel-
berger, Mrs. Mary L. Eichelberger in
the S7th year of her age. A good
mother and an humble christian.
NJ. M. D.
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BE- aEs1xourSiop.

Owing to bad roads and in
clement weather many of our
customers have been asking
us if there would be an excur-
sion train this season. We are
pleased to announce that ar
rangements have been made
with the railroad by which the
citizens of Virginia from Tas-
ley and all intermediate sta
tions can come upon the regu-
lar noon train on December
18th and return at $40 p. m /,
the same day. The fare will
be regular rates coming up,
and complimentary tickets for
the return trip, making the
trip only cost one fare for
round trip.
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Lively, Va, Nov. %, 1893.
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Our stock includes articles varied in value and prices
as the requirements of holiday shoppers could desire
Below we mention few of the many articles we SELL
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IEdmonds,E Editor and Owner,
LOCAL M G WS.

Orris NJ. Parks has been appoint
ed postmaster at Pastoral, Accomack
county, vice J. T. Bird resigned.
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Cur stores are loading up with
Vmas goods
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Xmas entertainment at Ayers, Tues
day night, December 9th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-20

Coptic's Freight Falls on
a Natives Head.
Death Followed in a Short Time.
Man Was a Faithful Laborer.
An Inquest to Be Held.

Keoni Wahineailaau, native aged 80
while working as a freight laboTer
aboard the 6. s. Coptic Saturday after
noon received an injury in the head
He died at the Queens Hospital at
10 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Wa
hineailaau leaves a wife and family.
The skull was not fractured unless the
break was inside. The wound shown
on the scalp was a small one, a mere
scratch. 1t is believed that the rup
ture of a blood vessel in the head caus-
ed death. The man seemed paralyZed.
The 1aborer was in the hold working
under the forward hatch Some freight
had been piled above around the edges
of the opening. A native in the gang
of workers scampered over the pile
of temporarily stored merchandise
brought up to get at some Honolulu
consignments. This native made such
a jar on the pile that a tea box fell
below. The box struck Wahineailaau
squareIy-on top of the head and he was
unconscious at once. The man was
taken to the hospital without delay.
Several times he rallied somewhat,
but the sinking spells became longer
and longer till one took him out of the
world.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth has
summoned these natives to hold an
! inquest: John Kuaana, Hiona, Kealo
Lawelawe, Pamalo and Naholowaa
The coroner had the jury view the re-
mains and will begin the inquiry at
1920 this morning. The dead man
had lived in Kewalo. He was steady
and a hard worker and had been one
of the Pacific Mail wharf gang for
long time. Archie Gilfllan and others
who knew the man were very sorry
to learn Of his death.
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The Blue Ribbon Meet.

What will in all probability be the
last program offered at Cyclomere
park, will be put on next Saturday
afternoon by the racing wheelmen OF
the city as a benefit for the Hawaiian
Red Cross Society. A very good list
has been made up and all the riders
are in training. Grand stand tickets
will be offered for sale this week at
so cents. Bleacher admission will be
two-bits. Following is the program
so far as arranged. Other numbers
will be added:
Half mile open, amateur, two heats
and final.
Half mile open, professional, one
heat.
Exhibition trick riding by Honolulu s
Trilby Fowler, Mike Miguel.
Two-thirds mile handicap, amateur,
two heats and final.
Two-thirds mile handicap, profess
sional, one heat.
Entries will close Wednesday at )
D. m. with w. c. Weldon at Bruce
Waring & Co.'S office.