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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-16
BEGINS MAY 1.

w. w. Jones, assistant superintend-
ent of the general hospital, will assume
the duties Of his new position as super
intendent of the Bridgeport hospital
about May /. Mr.. Jones has been en-
ployed at the hospital in this city for
the past four and one-half years.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-16

complete jury having been secured,
the case of Michael Neagle of Chicopee,
| Mass, against Richard Bradley OF TINS
city, was put on trial Neagle sues Tor
$4,000 damages. The plaintiff is sixteen
years of age, and alleges that he was
shot by Mr.. Bradley on July last. 1t
| seems that young Neagle with other
! boys was playing about Mr.. Bradley
house on the Fourth and played pranks
| on him and called him names, aggra-
waiting him so that he fired his pistol,
the bullet striking Neagle. The boy s
| stepfather is a policeman in Chicopee.
When he was shot he was. visiting In
this city. Ex-Congressman Pigott Is
counsel for the plaintiff and Henry q.
Newton for the defendant
BLAKESLEE DIVORCE SUIT.
In the divorce suit of James Blakes-
lee against Bridget Blakeslee evidence
was introduced yesterday by counsel
for both parties concerning the value
of the plaintiffs property, this being
an important point in case alimony is
ordered by the court.
Harry P. Woodruff, the younger son
OF the late Walter w. WoodruH,
wealthy Mt. Carmel manufacturer, has
notified his brother, Arthur E. Woodruff,
who is one of the administrators on his
fathers estate, that he will contest the
will filed in the probate court nearly
month ago The contestant alleges that
he was practically disinherited by his
father. The estate is valued at nearly
100000
The widow of the late John j. Ryan
was confirmed as executrix in the pro-
bate court yesterday morning. Attor-
ney Charles T. Coyle and Thomas Dunn
were appointed appraisers Attorney
E. ], Maher was appointed conservator
over Mrs. Mary Wrinn, upon the appli-
cation of Attorney B. E. Lynch, which
was unopposed.
An inventory of the estate of the late
Charles P. Thomas, filed in the probate
court yesterday afternoon, shows the
valuation of the estate to be $40,69S, of
which s19,SOO is real estate and $2o,S9S
personal property. F. c. Lum is ad-
ministrator.
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MR.. COAN RECOVERED.

Charles r. Coan of the Security In
surance company was able to be out
again yesterday. He has been confined
to his residence for a week by illness,
His large circle of friends will rejoice at
his recovery.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

S. Fl. Pease of the T. H. Pease & Son
company will leave to-day for trip to
the Bermudas.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Yesterdays recorded real estate trans
fers were: Henry A. Pallman ct ux., to
Matilda Smith, 81 feet Of land on State
street, and Fred D. Loud to the Booth
& Law Co., rs feet on Hughes Place.
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PALACE MARK EFT.

Extra Bargains THIS Week. POULTRY
Turkeys 12c ID, Chickens 12e, Fowl Sc,
Ducks 12c, Geese 100, Capons 15c, Grouse
1Oc. Pot Roast &c, legs Lamb Toe, fine
Steaks Sc, best Hams loo, fresh and Smoke
Shoulders &c, Bologna and Sausage Sc,
Rolled Ham (whole) 15c, English Breakfast
bacon Toe. Hundreds of bargains in the
Meat line All kinds fresh Vegetables. Or
ders delivered promptly Phone 42O. ID.
SCHOENBERGER & SONS, Palace Market.
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CITY COURT CASES.

l.
James Brady and George Parker were
in court yesterday morning charged
with begging from Edward N. Cook OF
10 Crown street, and threatening Mr..
Cook unless he complied with the de-
mands. Brady was sentenced to forty
days in Jail and Parker to sixty days.
The case against Mrs Mary Corcoran
charged with violation of the liquor
law, was continued until February ~
in the city court yesterday.
Michael Malvey was fined 81 and sent
to Jail for ten days for stealing So from
his roommate James Wallace.
In the case of Peter Mccarthy, charg-
ed with assault by his father, John Nc
earthly, of 154 Poplar street, Judgment
was suspended.
Joseph Mccarthy, the tenor, was or
dered by Judge Dow in the city court
to pay his wife "a week for twenty-six
weeks for her support.
John F. McGovern was fined IS yes
terday for assault on Thomas O'Con-
nor, a dock laborer. Edward J. Adj
ans, who was also implicated in the
assault, was fined 81.
MILLER'S BOND SETTLED.
The bond for James B. Miller, the Ii
brary thief who skipped his bail a short
time ago. was settled yesterday with
the assistant city attorney. The amount
of the bond was $500 and was furnish
ed by w. ]. Atwater Although the as
sistant city attorney stated just after
Miller skipped that the full amount of
the bond would be called and that he
was sorry that a larger bond had not
been fixed, it is understood that the set
tl,ment made was for an amount con-
siderably less than the face of the bond.
NO STAMPS REQUIRED ON BONDS.
According to an opinion recently CIV
en- by Internal Revenue Commissioner
Scott, no fifty-cent stamp will be here
after required on bonds of administra-
tors executors or guardians filed in the
probate court. All bonds in legal pro-
ceedings are exempt. The commission
err has once ruled that these bonds We're
not in the class which are exempt. Now
he reverses his decision and rules that
they are included in the exemption.
Judge Cleaveland's attention was called
to this decision yesterday by Attorney
Carl f. Stahl.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
THE RAILROAD WORLD.
WHAT THE SOUTHERN HAS Elk
PENDED IN IMPROVEMENTS.

According to the Baltimore Sun, the
Southern railway Is to divide up the
South Carolina and Georgia railroad,
which 1t recently purchased. with the
Atlantic Coast Line.
From time to time reference has been
made to the extensive improvements
being made along the line OF the South
ern railway. According to q state
ment of Vicc-Prcsident Cannon thus
far during the present year over 100
sidinss have been built to connect the
Southerp with industries located ad-
jacent to it,
Other improvements include contracts
for about 100000 worth of bridges to
replace similar structures at different
points along the line. while already
during the present year the Southern
has received $4,000 tons of steel rails
which will replace lighter grades on its
tracks This is in pursuance of a plan
to relay its main lines with S0-pound
rail. The Southern has also made ar
engagements to purchase sixteen loco
motives. ten passenger coaches, five
mail and baggage cars and 900 freight
cars. Altogether the outlay will rep
resent fully $2,000,000.
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THE RElNA MERCEDES
Norfolk Will Give the Cruiser a
Big Reception.
TO Tint Effect VIII Ee
Put on root within the Next Day
or Two it Is Expected when She
is Duo Here.


Preparations will be put on foot with
in tho roxt dav mr. two IN tendor tho
e,,-,'
eA-"pihish cruiser. inc i'eihh Merceues'
big reception when she arrives here
from Santiago harbor. 1t is more than
li,,ol,, ,h,, ,ha poora nc rroao na
BUSINESS Meh ASSOCIATION VIII take
the matter up within the next day or
two. and before the greatest of all tho
,,o,,tios =, ,,o c.o,;,.,, ,,,,o,.;oo,, 80,
''''''''e' VI '''e 'oi'''''''" -Ni'ie' ic"n wal
IS ahchoreu IN EhZaheth river waters
arrangements will have been made for
the people OF Norfolk. Portsmouth and
,,a,,.,a ..-,,,...
ny " 80 o"' ~ ''e"''e'S' 9"e"'S
ana sail boats to view and give her
rousing welcome to this port
1t is proposed to tender the Mercedes
a reception on the same scale rs it had
been arranged to give the Maria Teresa
had not that vessel been sunk at Cat
Island on her attempted voyage to Nor
FOLK. There Is not the least doubt that
me reception VIII develop into big
and notable affair II the proper work
IS done to make 1t such. and II Il
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
ob~cqu,cS or Mr. samuel, w. pn,,r,p.

The obsequies of the late Mr.. Samuel
w. Phillips son of Mr.. and Mrs Sam
uel G. Phillips. of this city, whose re-
mains arrived here at noon Wednes-
day from Pasadena, Cal. were solemn
lied from st. Mary's Catholic Church at
10 o'clock yesterday morning in the
presence of a large congregation of
sorrowing friends and relatives Re
QUEEN mass for the repose of the soul
was celebrated by Rev. Father Joseph
f'rioli. assistant pastor of ST. Mary's
and Rev. Father Il. j. Wilson, of the
Sacred Heart Church. Rev. Father
frioli delivered n pathetic aud eloquent
tribute on the life and virtues of the
deceased, and as the casket was being
borne from the sacred edifice Miss Mary
Magee sang with sweet and tender ex-
preston Nearer Ny God To Thee"
The floral offerings were numerous and
beautiful. The remains were laid to rest
in ST. Mary,s cemetery. Following were
the pail-hearcrs: Messrs. Charles 7.
Dcy. Joseph J. Hennelly. A. w. Cornick.
J. w. Hughes. Jr., James Norris w. b.
Stanworth. Calvert Taylor and NJ. r.
Friary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
MA KIN GPREPA RATIONS
For the Proposed Mischianza Gel
ebration in October.
The Directors of the Tidewnter Car.
nfvnI Association VIII Meet AgnIn
on Monday NiGhf-Rcina Mercedes
Reception Discussed Inst Night.

y meeting of the directors OF the
Tidewater Carnival Association was
held last night at the rooms of the
Norfolk Board of Trade and Business
Mems Association. President C. Brooks
Johnston was in the chair and there
were present AIessrs. r. Henry Jones,
Il. II. Synon. VIM. II. Wales. Jr., T. H.
Daughtrey. I. Moritz and d. A. iIegar-
~. The proposed Mischlanza celebra-
ton was discussed and the Meeting
adjourned to meet Monday at $50 D.
M. at which it is requested there be q
full attendance of the directors. The
sentiment of the meeting last night was
that an annual celebration of the char
acter proposed, which was very fully
described several months ago in the
Virginian-P Pilot. be inaugurated. and in
Il style and manner BETTING the city
OF Norfolk. 1t has been suggested that
the celebration be held at the time of
the State Fair in October, thus fur
nishing a double attraction to visitors
The matter of n reception on the ar
rival of the Reina Mercedes was also
informally discussed. Captain w. II.
II. Cory was present and will endeavor
to put in shape arrangements for a
fitting reception to the captured Span
ish warshp on her arrival in the Capes
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
DIR. Grnmmcr ntKcmp.v,r,c.

Rev Carl Z. Grammer. D. D., of
Christ Episcopal Church, this city.
preached to n large congregation, com,
posed of all the evangelical denomina-
tons, at Emmanuel Church, Kemps-
VILE. last night. The discourse was
well conceived and delivered with
power and eloquence that held his
hearers in rapt attention from its be-
ginning to its close. A very enjoyable
feature OF the service was the fine
singing by Miss Mamie Ferrall, Of
Christ Church choir.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
n,tton by n Tnrantutn.

Mr.. w. H. Williams, OF Rose avenue
Brambleton. while unloading a wagon
of bananas yesterday morning, was bit
ten on the hand by poisonous insect
known as the "tarantula." Hardly n
moment had elapsed before Mr.. Will
liams' hand had swollen to immense
proportions from the effect of the spi-
der bite. lie went at once to DR.. Frank
a. Wake, who extracted the poison
from his hand and Guieted all fears
of further danger from the injury re-
ceived.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

tlan. The medal is of most artistic
design, composed of gold of various
colors and pendant from broad bar Of
gold. bearing Corporal Christians
name 1t was designed and made by
The handsome sword recently pre-
sented by the enlisted men OF COM
pany e, Fourth Regiment of Virginia
Volunteers. to their captain. Thomas
j. Nottingham. is also on exhibition
there. together with It's beautiful scab-
bard.
These souvenirs, the rewards of valor
10 the brave. are attracting much adj
miration from the public.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

Norfolk has an unusual number of
strangers within her gates at present,
drawn here by attractions OF soil, cli-
mate and opportunities for the proflta-
bic investment of capital.
Business men whose interests take
them through the State generally state
that Norfolk Is making greater material
progress than any other city in Vir-
ginia. This is also proven by the an
nounccmentSt In recent issues Of tho
Vlrsinian- Pilot of important new en-
terprises that will make heavy addi-
lions to the exports. imports and gene
raj business of this city.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
Observation-Disclosures

One of the largest funerals that ever
took place ut Gilmerton was that of
the late George f. Wheeler. a we'll
known and popular citizen of that sec
ton, who died at the Norfolk Protest
ant Hospital Tuesday night. which SER
vice was held yesterday afternoon at
the NJ. Il. Church at o'clock. Mr..
Wheeler was n member of Deep Creek
Lodge of Pythians. as we'll as the Odd
Fellows, both of which attended in n
body, three members from each organ
ization acting az pall-bearers. Rev. J.
w. Baker conducted the funeral SER
vices. The interment was made in the
burial ground on the West Bond place
By the side of the mother OF the de-
ceased.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
A Tour oranspecsion.

Traffic Manager w. II. Taylor. of the
Atlantic and Danville railway, has re-
turned from u trip over the lines to
inspect Offices and look into business
matters generally lie reports freight
shipments lively and Il general ten
dency toward continued improvements
in the country along the line. He
states that the prospects Indicate n
heavy summer business at the Buffalo
Lithia Springs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
Real Es,n,o sales ro.Day,

Messrs. w. II. II. Trice & Co., auc-
tioneeis. will sell at the Real Estate
Exchange to-day by order of the own
or, two very desirable brick houses,
Nos. 1923 and 1926. on the east side of
Chapel street, corner of Buto street.
These houses command good paying
tenants and will pay u handsome reve-
nue. to the purchaser
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
Died ntsra Ain,,,op.c

Edward Raney, aged So years. and
Louis Shaw, aged IS years, inmates of
the city almshouse, died at that insti
tuition. The former on Wednesday and
the latter yesterday. Raney was horn
in Princess Anne county. and Shaw
was from Fayetteville n q
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
REV. mr.. brown cou,o,,.o,,

4 letter received from this CITY re-
Gently from Rev A. c. Brown, vino
is now at Clifton Springs. n. Y. under
treatment. states that he is rapidly i'm
proving and that lie expects TO resume
his work on the Norfolk Distrlc; in the
latter part of June. which Will be the
time for the beginning. of his third
quarterly conferences with the various
stations and circuits.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

There IS now on exhibition in the
window of Woodley & Co. the jewelers.,
the beautiful gold medal prescribed
some time ago by the Norfolk Light
Artillery Blues to Corporal B. L. Chris
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
sun-htncnt M. G. A.

a. w. Hawkes., the laughing phllo-
sopher. who is in the tour directed by
the Southern Lyceum Bureau of Louis
vile. Ky, will deliver his humorous
lecture. entitled Sunshine" at Y. M.
c. a. Hall on Monday, May 22d. begin
ming at $3.50 p. m. The entertainments
will be free to Y. NJ. C. a. members.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
NorfoiIs ana Warrington stenmbont
Company.

National Pence JuSiIec.
Washington. ID. &. Way gard, Gath md
25th.
For the above celebration, this COM
pany will Sell special tickets to Wash
ington and return at S3.00-on sale Nav
22d and ed. limited to Goth inclusive.
Staterooms can now be reserved at
companys office on the wharf.
d. j. CALLAHAN,
Phone No. AL. General Agent.
myI2-5t-eod
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FOR RENT.

III OR RENT.-LlVERY STABLES. No
IL 10 Union street, corner Church
sale stables. Apply 52S Trecmason street
myS-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

NJ Oilers BARBER SCHOOL 9SS
lNl Bowery. New York City Barber
Constant practice from beginning. Diplo-
mas awarded. Positions guaranteed grad
yates. AL! tools donated. Special induce
ments now. Write for free catalogue
my 16-7ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
TO-DAY's RACES.

The races to-day are rs follows:
The 2:32 trot-Purse. $soo-Entries.
Eister-na, Bow Bells, Jr. Lady Maud
Blue Bells. Little Stakes. Miss Child
ress, Echo Bell.
The 2:24 pace-Purse. saOO-Entriee:
Glenco Smith O'Bruan. Wilton Eoy.
Midway, John e, Wonder, Bin Oalcr,
Marion c.. Fanny Cox
The one-halc mile heat running race
PURSE, $100-Entries: Queen Esther
Olga, Kings Pride. Keechler. Jingle
Bells. Tommy O., Kantakn. Iuntsman
Leonidas. Color Clissie T., Dog Town
Ben BOY, Grand Ma: ana
The one-milc dash--Pursc s1a5-F.n-
tries: Royal Rover. Fischer Vermont.
Bradford. Nankinoo, Booilie. Jingle
Bells. Tommy o., Passport IIuntsman
Arian, Ben Boy. Grand Ma and Clisslr
b.
'Nubb!n w." the brown stallion he.
longing to j. a. G. Anderson. OF Al
lanta. severely wrcnchcd the muscle.
Of his right hip during the first hon,
of the 2.23 trot on Wednesday. IIe
was drawn on this account. ana Is nov
being treated by DIR. f. T. White. thu
veterinary surgeon. He will no, be
able to so again for about a week
III. -. Plant" the bay geldiner of c,
q. Turner. of WaycroSs. Ga. has wv,
honors during the races. H. came IN
third yesterday in three heats in the
.: 30 trot.
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AGENTS WANTED.

~ ENERAL AGENT FOR TELE-
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We arc now at work making College
and School Medals. We will save you
money if your order is placed with us.
THE GALE JEWELRY CO.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

II your clothes are made by Rudolph
e. Wallace you wear the highest stand
ard Of excellence in merchant tailoring.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

Time has proved the worth of the
garments produced by Rudolph g. Wal
lace .a
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LOST.

r. oST. = GOLD MEDAL. ENGRAVED
IL as follows: Road Race to River
View. June, %. 1899" Reward IL returned
TO MONTICELLO WHEEL co. myl9?
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

AN EXPERIENCED SALE.SLADY
IN wanted. One experienced in shoe
business preferred. Apply at STAR
SHOE STORE, ITS Church street. it,
NAT ANTED. = LADIES TO CANVASS
w for Gem Band: large profit Send
SO cents in stamps and waist measure
for sample. GEM BAND MFG. CO., 205
Central avenue, Albany. N Y. myl3-
Wy ANTED AT ONCE. = TWENTY
w girls to make baskets at NOR
FOLK BASKET WORKS. Huntcrsvillc.
browns old stand). myl2-tf
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WI l. CAN GET MORE MONEY FOR
w your goods than any other auction
Ger in town. Consignments respectfully
solicited Quick returns guaranteed
Highest city reference furnished. D.
NOTES & CO, % Commercial Place.
mNlG-1m
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A WORLDS
pace RECORD
Broken Yesterday in the 2:lO
Pace by Democracy.
RECORD OF The SOUTH
RECORD OF The soU7

Also EroIcn In this Hncc-Princc>s
Pauline wIus.o: Trot-rnstictom
Wins 2;iO Pnce-Ning's Pride Wias
tho Thrce.Qunrtcr milo Running
Race-To-Day Sec tho Glove ofshc
Meet = Four Bays OF Splendid
Turf Sport.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

NORFOLK DYEING. CLEANING
~ and Renniring Go.1Ladies Suits
pets n speciality. AL Main. New Phone 2Oi.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

TN MAKING ROOM FOR YOUR
Il spring furniture don't forget that Won
can dispose of your HOUSEHOLDS effects 70
good advantage. Fair dealings onlv
Drop a postal to ID. NOTES * co. o.
Commercial Place. and have him call
Splendid opportunity for storing Your fur
niture during summer. mylG-lin
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,RoARDERS.
FOR SALE.

EoR SALE = ONE HUNDRED
n bushels black peas. IVES x NOR
THERN, Hickory. Va. my11-3t+
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

The races yesterday drew out n large
and we'll pleased crowd of spectators.
Hundreds went to the fair grounds in
carriages, and these, filed with ladies
and gentlemen, lent great animation to
the scene.
The first race. the $50 trot. purse
$500, resulted as follows:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. MN. l.. OLD,
Office 113 Main street. Talbot building.
Office hours. 10 to |. to ;. Residence. At
iartic Hotel. mylT-2w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

r AIDES NEEDING TREATMENT
any other ovarian Troubles consult M or
JACKSON. 1l2 w. Mulberry street. nai.
timore. Md. Private sanitarlum; iiaincI
nurses
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A BIG EVENT.

The coming OF the Reina Mercedes tc
Norfolk is big event. considering tina,
she is the only one of Cervera's fight
ing ships which was saved from the
Cuban waters.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
THE RUNNING RACE.

The three-quarter mile heat running
race resulted as follows:
Jingle Bells, b. g., j. ]. Ryan.
CheSter....
Huntsman. br. e.. VIM. Garth,
Charlottesville 49,. :. .......
King Pride, b. g., w. II. Joyner
Garysburg 80. ............ 2 /
Tlme-1:1Sl4. 1:19.
The riders were as follows: Yer
mont Bradford, Nelson, weight, 131
pounds; Jingle Bells. Neary, 131
pounds; IIuntsman, Perkins. 1871
pounds; King Pride, Hy. Brown lis
pounds. The money went: First to
King Pride; second to Hunts~,an: third
To Jingle Bells. This is King Pride's
second victor.
The judges yesterday were Dr. Geo.
c. Faville and DIR. j. =. Baldwin. The
starters were Mr. James w. GILBERT
son and DR.. w. II. Gilchrist. The timer
was Mr.. y. r. Achley. of Philadelphia.
Mr. Achley has proved himself 10 De
the peer OF any of the starters of the
grand circuit and his work here has
been so satisfactory to the officers of
the association that they have decided
to present him with = handsome testi-
monial in proof of their hearty appre-
citation OF his services.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

Birdie Baron, br. m, NJ. II.
White, Hartford, n. C...... 4 5
L. Louise, b. m, Cottage Sta
bles. Norfolk. Va. ....... d
Miss Childress. b. m, c. Steele,
Norfolk. Va. :. .......... 2
Princess Pauline, b. m, ]. l..
Cain. Warren, Pa. ....... 1 l
Guy Fly. ch. s., y. NJ. Brow
nell. Richmond. Va. ...... 4
Clathenia. blk. M, a. NJ. Wat
son, Thomasville. Ga. E. ... d
II. b. Plant. b. g., o. Mowers,
Macon, Ga. ............. 8
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19

7 NOTIFY My FRIENDS AND THU
a. pubic that have moved to 500
Church street. doors above Charlottc,
aud added Notions to my business W.
i. HOY myl7-3t'
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