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Sunday School Association.

The monthly meeting of the Baptist
Sunday-School Association was held
at the Central Avenue Baptist Church
sunday afternoon. The president Mr.
William Nick. Woodhouse, being alb
sent. MIR. II. j. Williamson. supcrin-
tendent of the Sunday school of the
flrst church. presided. Rcvs. Il. T..
Dudley, of the Central Avenue Church.
and Rev. George w. Cox. of Burrows
Memorial Church. made interesting
addresses. The Association adjourned
to meet with the Berkeley Avenue
Church. Berkeley. on tho fourth Sunday
afternoon in November
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BERKL Ely Ne VS. AND ADVERTISEMENTS

his church. The amounts and collec-
tors are as follows: Club No. l of the
church, Miss Trotman, S5l: Mrs. Up
ton. S3G; Miss Dollie S51: public contri-
buttons, $25-total. $l61.
DR.. 9. NJ Conant rector of St.
Thomas Episcopal Church. left last
evening for Onancoclk to attend the
Norfolk Convocation of the Episcopal
church, which convened there yester-
DAY and VIII continue to-day and to-
morrow. He will preach before that
body Wednesday morning. He was
accompanied by his wife.
Nathan Abrams. Il Liberty street
dealer. has gone into bankruptcy. His
liabilities are S2.S93.S5. with no assets.
Judge G.. ID. Parker e Son. OF this
place. are counsel for the petitioner.
Mrs. Il. n. Fuller and children have
returned from Hampton. where they
spent four weeks with her father, Mr..
w. j. King.
Mr.. G. III. Rockefeller will leave to-
day for Georgetown. S. c., where he
has accepted IL position with n lumber
concern.
There will lie a large meeting of the
Democrats tonight at the South Nor
folk Park. The public is cordially in
Vitcd.
Mrs. r. a. Graves went to Hampton
last week TO attend the funeral of her
late brother. Mr.. ]. w. Cunningham.
Mrs. Amanda Rice is the guest OF
the family of Mr. II. a. Graves. OF
Berkley avenue and Second street.
Mr.. Thompson. accompanied by his
daughter, of Washington. is the guest
Of his SON. Mr.. Geo. L. Thompson on
Berlley avenue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-30
VIVA. is Christian Science 7

Most every one has seen references
In the newspapers to Christian Science.
but many know little or nothing about
1T. For the purpose of giving the pub
lie some idea of it's teachings Il hoard
of lectureship has been established by
the officials of the denomination. One
OF these lecturers. Mrs. Minis. wife of
Major Livingston Minis. the Mayor
elect of Atlanta. Ga.-a highly cu-
turcd southern wOman-will arrive
here to-day and lecture ut the Academy
of Music tonight at S o'clock Tho
public generally is invited. and there
Will be no cost whatever to those who
attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-30

at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ.
Jeffries on Myers avenue last night
An itinerant vender of patent medi-
cine holds forth nightly TO large crowds
near Bowden's Ferry road. Music by
Il string band is one of the attractions.
Owing to the revival now in progress
at the Methodist Church there will be
no entertainment given next Friday
night by the Pioneer Fire and Salvage
Company.
The Bryan. Stevenson and Maynard
Democratic Club is making active ar
engagements for a public speaking here
next Monday night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-30
ROANOKE.
FORGED PASSES ON NORFOLK
AND WESTERN

FORGED PASSES ON NORFOLK
AND WESTERN.
Roanoke. Va. oct. pa telegram
was received Saturday by Chief Bald
win. of the Baldwin Detective Agency.
stating that two men mames not givem
had been arrested and locked up
changed with forging passes on the
Norfolk and Western Road. j. G. CAS-
sell. general superintendent of the
road, also received Il telegram from L.
G. Donald, chairman of the Central
Passenger Association, of Chicago that
lie had been informed that such a die
as is used in making Norfolk and
Western annual passes, with MIR. CAS-
sells signature thereto. had been made
by a Chicago diemaker. Another tele-
gram WAS received from the Norfolk
and Western Chicago freight agent
saying that he had been Informed by
an expert penman that he had just in
serted names on about a dozen annual
pass cards over his line. The two men
had the dies and forged passes With
them when arrested BY a Chicago de-
tectve.
1t is said the Chesapeake ana Ohio
has suffered in a like manner. rhe
Norfolk and Western officials declare
they will prosecute The forgcrs TO tho
utmost extent.
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BRAIN BLEToN.

The, Anna Gordon "Y" will give a
pasket social at the home of Mrs
Jonni e Haynes, No. 402 East Bramble-
Ton avenue, this evening. A delightful
rendered by best Norfolk talent All
the VS. of the. city are invited
,Ine Jefferson Literary and Social
Clup VIII meet at s o'clock tomorrow
elm, corner of Maltby and Highland
avenues. The circle will render pro-
gram appropriate to holIowe'en.
Rev. 9. e. Woodson. rector of ST
Peters Z. IL. Church, delivered an adj
dress before the brotherhood of ST
Andrew of that congregation Sunday
night. There was large congregat ton
and full choir. nupmer OF new
names were added to the roll of mem-
bership.
The Eastern Virginia Conference of
the Christian Church will convene this
morning in Surry county, in the same
church in which the Southern branch
of this determination was organized n
little over century ago. The follow
ing delegates from the Christian Mem
gorial Temple will attend: Rev. j.
PRESLEY Barrett, ID. d. Messrs. NJ j.
w, White, a. NJ. E,ley and S. a. Eth
serldge.
Rev. T. C. Skinner, of Berkeley made
an interesting address at the meeting
of the Baptist Young Peoples Union at
Park Avenue Baptist Church last
night An attractive feature was q
musical and literary program.
Auxiliary No. 1. of Park Avenue Bap-
stist Church, will meet at No. Byrd
Place this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Every
member is urged to be present, and
any ladies of the church who are not
members of the society.
The Old Dominion Football Team
was organized here this Fall. 1t has
an average weight of 1875 pounds, and
would be very glad to receive chal-
lenEes from teams of equal weight
All challenges should be addressed to
WIN. Pamplin. No. 4l3 South Clay av-
cnue. The lineup is as follows: W.
Savage, left end; G. Howard. left
tackle; w. Griswod. left guard; w.
Pamplin, centre; w. Wright. right
guard; b. Watson. right tackle: T..
Britt, right end; r. Chiles. quarter
back; T.. Mitchell, left half-back: n.
Tatem, right half-back: c. Dozier full
back. Manager, w. Pamplin. captain,
5 c. Dozier; treasurer. w. Savage.
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THE DEMOCRATS OF
RICHMOND AT WARK.
conslnuad from Page /.
General Thomas Nelson and covernor
John Page. OF Roosevelt. '''-
tfl iBAITIST,gs ,yxrrr.r' r, r,,,,

OF ttOSeyyalll
tBAPTISTS3 WELL REBUILD.
IN many OF the churches Yesterday
collections Were taken up for the hen
elit OF the Grove Avenue people. and
reports are coming in gradually. The
FIRST Baptist Church raised SO. o29; the
s ft1e Bapsist Church, $4,000; Calvary
1 'ap,iss, siov, West View Baptist. $t0O
eish street Baptist Church is engaged
IN collection which will probably
reach the neighborhood of $500 A col
,ection was taken up at Park Place
M.ethod,st Church last night. ana The
.. it,s street Baptist Church will con
stisute a. goodly sum on next SUNDAY.
The entire sum now In view Is m
waTos OF $4,000 and with a few thous-
ana more from Richmond and the reall
zation OF hopes foriiberal contributions
from rom outside points. the rebuilding of
INC church rs an assured fact
THE NINTH DISTRICT.
Hon. u. f.. Buchanan. OF Smvth vos
n calier on Col. John w. Richardson at
ms once to-day, and the two Ninth
D ISi, leaders called on Chairman
Eiiyson and conferred as to the situa-
, ,sos IN the southwest. A big meeting
was arranged for Marion next Satur-
Gay night and it was decided to have
state Senator w. P. Barksdalc. of Hall
, lax ana Hon. J. w. Cyclone Jim)
Marshall as the orators
DEATH.
Quartermaster-S Sergeant Henry A
Rolpe. OF the Richmond Light Infantry
Biues. died this morning at G: 80 o'clock
at MS residence, No. 9O6 East Broad
street, after a lingering illness.
PERSONAL.
Dr. Charles V. CarrinEton wns at thS
capitol to-day. The popular peniten
uary surgeon said the health of the
prisoners was remarkably good. consid
ering the over-crowded conditions that
prevail out there
me political disabilities OF John NJ.
Wampler, of Wise county. have been
removed.
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PERSONAL.

Messrs. j. Walter 1Iozier and Lee
Britt have returned from Jacksonville.
Fla. where they attended the Seahoard
Air Line Industrial Convention
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben w. Ashburn. of
OHIO. are visiting Suffolk relatives.
MT. ana Mrs. w. G. Elan left sun
day for Philadelphia
Mr.. George l.. Barnum, who has been
doing contract work in South Carol.la
is visiting his family in Suffc K
captain c. II. Causey IN, has a po-
ltical notice in the advertismg col
ann. w. j. Green has a notice. and a
young lady stenographcr states her
wants on the second page
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TWO HOUSES BURNED.
Rev. 7. C. Skinner Will be Cali
ed to Baltimore.
Invitation Extended to Labor Candidate
Williams Thanks for Contributions to
nCoiorcd Church Missionary Meeting
Personal Notes of Interest.

Yesterday afternoon two buildings,
owned by Mr.. Curtis Ives aud occu-
pied by Annie Brown and family and
Joe Cuffee and family. colored, near
McCloud town, We're destroyed by fire.
with a portion of the furniture be-
longing to the first named. Every
BODY was absent from the houses eX-
cept Il little girl of the Brown woman.
1t is not known how the fire origi-
mated. The loss is about $500. The
hose reel Of the fire department aided
considerably in eXtnguishing the
blaze
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-30

No beverage OF recent years has met
with such pronounced success Nth the
general public as BLACK Il TAN-''The
American Porter"--its popularity being
due to its true merit. orders addressed
to Edward Siemon, manager Norfolk
branch. will be promptly executed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-30
BERKELEY ADVTS.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Know all men. by these presents, that
]. j o. WILLIAMS ana FRED SAUN-
DcRS. doing Il saloon business. corner OF
Liberty and Thirteenth streets. Berkeley,
under the firm name of Williams " Sn,in-
ders. have this. the 22d day of October.
1900. dissolved copartncrship.
The business will be continued at the
same stand. Respectfully.
oc23-lOt j. o. WILLIAMS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-30
BABY LAUGH

1t belongs to health, for a
baby, to eatand sleep, to laugh
and grow fat.
Butfat comes first; don task
"a scrawny baby to laugh; why,
even his smile is pitifull Fat
comes first.
The way 10 be fat is the way
to be healthy. SCOTS emul-
sion Of cod-liyer oil is the prop
err food, if he needs it; but only
a little at first.
Wen send YOU 4 lille 10 Try if you Ike
i lott s. BOVINE, 400 Pearis,1.st. New Yosl
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The deceased is survived by ii widow,
TWO sons aud "a daughter
tn IIINfSy-I

TO SAVE himself from "a term in the
penitcnliary Charlie Massey. colored,
to-day turned states evidence against
his brother Willie, in Mayor Brewers
police court. Both were held without
bail-Wiliie as the defendant In a bur
giary case and Charlie as the principal
witness FOR ;he prosecution.
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A CALL FROM BALrIMORn.

Yesterdays Baltimore sun says;
"Itev. L. c. Skinner, pastor of the
Baptist Church at Berkeley Va. will
receive IL unanimous call TO the pas
torate of the North Avenue BAPTIST
Church, to succeed Rev. i. Minor Will
bur. who resigned on April LIST last to
become assistant pastor mt the E,u-
taw Place Baptist Church The call
to MIR. skinner will be extended ut Il
meeting of the congregation TO be
held on November 9TH. but as the COM
mittee to select Il pastor has. after
much consideration. decided 10 recon-
mend Mr.. Skinner. it is assured that
the call will be made ana made unan-
in:ously. The pastorate of the North
Avenue Church has been vacant since
Mr.. Wilbur resigned. but has been fill
ed temporarily since June LIST last by
Rev. DR.. III. G. Potter.
"Rev T. G. Skinner is n young man,
but little over 30, and is a man of fine
presence and considered one of the
most eloquent young preachers of his
churchp He was most highly recon-
ncnt Baptists here and all over Nir-
ginia and by the president of Crozier
Seminary, where he graduated. He is
n cousin OF Rev. Curtis Lee Laws. of
the First Baptis, CHURCH. on Lafayette
avenue. and is known to many ISap-
lists here. having filled the pulpit Of
Franklin Square BAPTIST Church dur
ing the summer months of 1891 and
1898 for the then pastor, Rev. 5. w.
Melton. since resigned TO go to Au-
eusta. Ga
AFTER THE LABOR CANDIDATE.
Tho Berllley Democratic club has
extended an invitation to Mr. Q. G.
Williams, the labor candidate for Con
prcSS. to appear before il next THURS
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$4,000 amounts mo 1 10 All, pa IN
rover, Apply to GEO. G. MARTIN, At
torncY. oc20-1m
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ID y ROACH, FULL STOCK OF
~ fancy and all kinds of Groceries.
including fresh meats. corner Liberty and
Second streets. oc2;l-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-30

- call on p l.. HUMPHREYS. opposite
the postoffice. Open all night French
Drip Coffee n speciality. Berkeley. oc26-1w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-30
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

Cnuntv;- There is only ono Republi-
can candidate Tor congress in the Sec
oid district Of Virginia. 'rhat candidate
IS H. =. Wise 1t is the duty of every
Republican 10 vote the fun ticket Nam
s'mouG county iicpublicans should vote
f.r NJ kinney. Roosevelt and Wise Il
party u A. Wise belongs to. he is the
nniA i,nuulicau candidate Tor Congress
iu ,ils district and should receive the
Nut" rl every man i'm the district, much
less iu One county. who believes in pros
pcritN. protection. and business and com
mcrciai honesty Let every republican i'm
NuiSomond county turn out on Tuesday.
NoNNmhcr G ANA help elect X. ~ Wise.
" There !s amy difference within the pnr-
IS. snttic thut afterwards: but be sure
to vote fur u A. Wise for Congress.
SEN JR il
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tNIiE REAL ESTATE, AND RENTAL
L COMPANY gives energetic attention
TO business ana makes prompt returns
G. l.. OLD. Manager. Office Room .,
Martin Building. sc30-tf
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w ANTED.-uOUSES TO RENT
W Prompt returns guaranteed. W. II.
ROACH x CO. Todd Block oc5-lm
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SUFFNOTLYK ADDa. GOSH 9mat
w AIMED EY \ YOUNG LADY.
~ positiun us typewriter and stcnos-
lupher; have htd experience. Address 4.
j. G. Sunoik. va ocS0-st
w j. GREEN. HAS GONE TO BAL
" timore. New York and other
northern cities, 10 buy q nice line of
fancy goods for The Holiday trade.
II
Nv ANTlD. APPLICANTS FOR IIFE
w insurance. 70 receive UNION
CENTRAL diyid~r.le yor e-e' gtTs
Union Central Policies. WOODARD &
ELAN, District AgenJs, Suno.M. ~,
oc21-tf
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MISSIONARY SERVICES.

BRIEF MENTION.
Elder J. *. l}illups, of Oak Grove
Baptist Church. colored. desires to Of
fer thanks 10 the many persons who
towards Il fund To rebuild
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ID ANN OF BERKELEY COUNTRY
ID trade a speciality. Convenient hours
Interest on deposits. fcll-tf
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
The General Situation BuIIish, But
Speculation Slow.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-Wheat was very Gull
within a very narrow range. There was
strong disposition to trade, owing to the
Government report tonight Foreigners
were reported good buyers of wheat at the
seaboard, as high as II loads taken, with
300. 900 bushels here owing TO clearing
weather Liverpool was 1-4G5sd lower.
London, however, was higher, and all Of
the Continental markets show an advance.
II looks as though the worlds shipments
might be about 5000, O00 bushels.
Corn prices advanced about cent, bulls
being influenced most by an August Kan
sas report, which dropped the condition TO
81 from over 80 in July. 1t was still hot
and dry in Kansas. Nebraska, and Iowa,
and hot weather is promised for tomorrow.
Everyone had in mind the approaching
Government report. the assumption during
the day being that the August condition
will show a drop from the July of about
points. Liverpool was 5-sG3-4d higher
Argentine shipments were light, a little
less than 500.0 600 bushels.
Oats have been quiet within very narrow
limits, the close barely lac over Thursday
The speculation is quiet. Cash people are
rather friendly, because of the relative
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

HARLEM. Aug lO.-Entries for tomorow's
races:
First raee-For three-year-olds and upward; sit
turlongs.-sim W, I12; L. T. Cation, los; Carl C.,
10Y; Rival Dare, Jos; High Hoe, 1O5; Minyon, 1903;
Josephine B.. I02; Lucille Bramble. 102; Peace,
lO2: Free Hand, l02; Jake Weber, 101; Talucl,
100; Miss Stanley, 90; He'll Do, %; Tidy Ann,
30; Repay, 95.
Second Tace-For two-year-olds; four and ono.
halt iurlongs = Miss Bennett l21; Miss Troubadour,
100; Moneymuss, los; Fairy Day, los; Fred Baker,
JOG; Lenox II, 106: Rowland Prince, Jos; Miss
Nobody. JOB: GTandiIla, 103.
Third race-FOr, three year-olds and upward
one and one-sixteenih miles.-Bangle, III; Henry
Iaunt, 1l2; Nobleman, 10; Clay Poynter, 100;
Wax, 90
Fourth race-Fort Dearborn Stakes for three.
year colds and upward; one mile.-Johr A. Morris,
10Y; Pink Coat. 104: The Lady. I0l; Eva Rice,
90; Mint Sauce 90; Hilee, 90; Miss Mae Day, %;
Creenock, 81; The Spite. So.
Fifth race-For four-year- olds and upward; six
furlongs-Tulla Fonso. los; Boney Boy, JOG;
Tayon. 1866 George. l66; Sly. 103 High Hoe, 102;
Harry Duke, 100; Maggie Davis. 92; Josephine
b., %. q
mile and 100 Catastrophe 107; Lucky Mon.
day 100: Kings Guard. lOl; Lesndo 100; Lew
Hopper, l0i; The Devil, 100; Blue Lick, 1Gi;
MARYLAND Reserve lOl; Einstein, IOl; Branch. l0I
Papa Harry. 10l: False Lead, %.
Seventh race-Fpr three-y -ods and upward;
selling; one acknowledgements, 1I5; Dandy H.,
lO3; Dagmar lO2; Hosi. lO2; Little Billy. 102;
Tyrba. 100; Pell Nell II, 100; Brown Nail IS;
Uterp, 9s Baird, ~; Pink Jacket, s9 Ailenns, 81.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

HIGHLAND PARK, Aug. lO.-Results Of to-
days races:
First race-For threey ear-olds and upward; six
iurlorgs Miss Al Farrow Il. Rose, even, won {;
Salvado (Powers). to 3 second; Rey Salaz,r
NieQuade), TO I, third Time, LA 81
Second race-FOr twO-year-Old maidens; sell
ing: five and one-haH fmlongs. Sirvister tCu-
burn, 3 to !, won; Virginia T. d.andry), to .,
second: Prince OF Song Castro, to ?, third
Time, 100 Ia
Third race-For thres-year ods and upward /;
selling; one mile Sir Florian O.. Daly), to J..
won; Fessy F. Grven), to s, second; Highland
Prince (NcQuade), S TO 3. third Time, l:I2 Ia.
Fourth race-For threeyear-olds and upward
selling; six fmlongs Intent LANDRY, 10 8,
won; Momentum powers, s to 3. second; Clip
setta CWonderly), to ], third. Time, ia u.
Fifth race-For all ages; six and one half fur
longs. Foneda o.. Thompson), s 10 s. won;
Terminus @. Daly), 8 TO /, second; Our Lizzie
&C. Wilson,, s to !, third. Time l:2l.
Sixth race-For three-yeaT-old maidens and up
ward; six furlongs. Sauce Boat a. Weber,, $
TO >. won; Gun Cotton a.. Thompson), to 2.
second Ia Zaneni 6. McLaughlin), TO l,
third Time, ia L..
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
ResuIts Mt HnrIem.

Harlem, Aug. 1e.--Results Of today's races:
First race-For tl-o-year-old maidens; six fur
longs Satin Coat Ct Kright), to l, won; Pro-
peller Dupee), to l, second; Forkiord (P.
MoDermott), 10 2, third Time, 1:l5.
Second race-Fc- three-year-olds and upward;
one and three-eIghths miles. Admetus II.
Knight, to J. won; Foxbard Galley, to /.
second; Barton (DuRe), Z to 2, third. Time,
2:2I 3-5.
Third race-steeplechase; for four year olds
and upward; short course. Globe (Eggerson), 4
to 5, won; Reno (wilson), TO ,, second; Last
Past on. Weber,. to 2, third Time, 1881.
Fourth race-For two-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs. Tayon (H STUART. TO 5.
won; La Princessa (Tslley) u to 1, second Abe
Furst IT. knight, TO l, third. Time, liza 50.
Fifth race-For two-year-olds; five furlongs.
Edith Q. tTailey), Z TO l. won; Regea Brad
ford), 5 to /. second: Henry Bert (BuchanaD),
8 to l, third. Time, I:0l is.
Sixth rsce-For three-year -olds; one mile and
seventy yards Dissolute (Yan Camp. to !,
won; Vain (Buchanan) to !, second; Frangi-
bic IT. Knight, to 2, third. Time, 1915.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
Entries ut Highland Park.

HIGHLAND PARK, Aug. lc.-Entrics for to-
morow's races:
First race-For all ages; six iurlongs.-Ralston.
102; Springwells. 100; Doublet, 9s Foneda, 3d.;
San Luis, 81.
Second race-For twoyear-olds; five furlongs-
Bill Massie, l05; Gray Daily, 10S; Mistagr, 100;
The Copper 100; Thoughtful 90; Dream Life. 30.
Third race-FoT three-y year ods and upward; sell
ing; one mile.-Lady OF the West, l05; Passlic,
1Ol McGrathiana Prince 100; Kitty Regent, gs;
5ohn b. Doerr ir., Gs; Jucoma. %.
Fourth race-The Oakwood Handicap; Tor three
ycar-olds and upward; mile and a furlong.-
ropmast. ll8; EnEomia, l09; Chopin 10, Free
Lance lOj. Morris entry; Bell Punch, l05; Wind
ward 100; Olcott. "a.
Fifth race-For two-yenr-olds; selling; FIVE fur
Iones-Bard Avon 10I Iyrar Belle l0I; Donna
Scay, 1O2; Compass. l02; Lizzie A, l02; Scotch
BTamble 1907 Mudder. 100; Matarzds, es.
sixth race-For three year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs.-Qulver. los; salvado TO-;
Save, l02; Crinkle, 100; Mattock, 100; Jack AIDE,
10; Saokhen, 9s; Allowance, 0s; Trocha, %. Cable
Cliff 81; March Past 81; Lottic Shevile. -; May
Boyd, 81; Lizzie Mccarthy, 81; Fairydell. 81.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

SARATOGA, Aug 1O.-Entries for tomorrow
races:
First raee-For tSo-year-olds; selling; five and
one-half furlongs.-farmer Bennett, los; Shark,
l0i; Juniper, 90; Salvador, 81 Quiz II, 1C2; Cogs-
well, 1O2: Boomerack I01; Edgefeld. 10i; Den
man Thompson. ll2 Miss Daniels. l0S
Second race-For three year-Ods and upward;
selling; mile and a furlong.-Compensation
l02; Prejudice, 90; Protus, 102; Precursor, 1903;
Radford 9s; Bangor. no
Third raee-The Kearney Handicap; heat race;
for three-yearolds and upward six furlones.-
Charentus. los; Gon.alon los; Mr.. Jersey, 103;
Sanders, 126.
Fourth race-Hahdicap for two-year-olds; six
furloDgs.-Far Rockaway, ia; Gold Heels, 1i2;
Luke Ward, ITO; Scurry. l0I; In Shot, JOG;
Droheda, 100; Sam Piper o.
Fifth race-For three-year- olds; one mile
The Chamberlain ll2; Advance Guard 10; Mayor
GiiIoy, ll2; Maribert, f12; David Garrick, 1l2;
Gonfaloa, l12; King Bramble, 112; Waring, liz.