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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
S NJ g + 90 t e.
@ier, pro 0ubenb tic. bis 171bc.

So. NortbmeItern Sable Id big IL
8eitern Stpre.Yadeb . IL bic is
Creamery Grints 1 Bfb. &c bis q
Creamery Brints " 9fb. 26 bis q
Mo, go. itnb go, Brints is bis t6
Creamery 9lods, 2 Tfunb 26 bis q
8enopirt, bette Morfe is bis IS
Menopirt, bette Erints +. II bis IS
2ebeltbes @eiIiigeI, pro 9funt:
aIte Siibner 13c.; iin,ee Siibner, 2
Hfo. nnb mebr 20c. bis 23c. inter 2
Efuno 23c. bis 30c.; Sriibiabrs.
Siibner 25c. bis 3Sc.; gnten t3c. Bis
15c.; 8anie, ie 40c. Bis 6Oc.; Ta,,.
ben, pro Eaar Doc. bis 25c.
ii d. te unb ii e.
a~artoffeln, pro 9uidcl $1.15 bis
$t.30; neile Sloriba. pro SAB $500
bis $500: SiiBfartoffeln, pro Sa6
$1.75 biz 1926; aepfel, pro Sob 50
bis So; GpfeIiinen, pro aiite 1926
bis 1925; SparacI, pro 9iinbeI 15c.
bis 40c.; 3uderriiben, pro Crate
$3.50 bis $3.50; @eibfobl, pro Con.
nc $40 bis $50; 5lorioaer, pro Crate
$3.50 bis $2.75, GbarleItoner, pro
Grate 1915 bis So; Seaerie, pro
0usenb 40c. bis &C.,; 8urfen, Jlo.
ribaer. pro aorb So bis $3.50; braii.
ner aobl, pro Sob $1.25 bis $t,4O;
aopfialat, pro babies Sob 81 bis 50;
3piebeln, pro 9uiheI $50 bis
$1.75; germuoaer. $1.75 bis $500;
junge grbier, pro aorb 50 bis $3.50;
crime 8obnen, pro aiite so Bis
$3.50; Spinnt, pro guihel 30c. bis
40c.; Jriibiabrs : 3niebeln, pro 100
$1,15 bis $1.25; tomatoes, pro Gor.
rier ST Bis $1.75; @ahsbobnen, pro
aorb $1.50 Bis 50; grobeeren, pro
Glort 1Oc. bis 25c.
Groceries uno Brobifio.
Sal5fleiid. pro Vfun6: feline Gu.
gar'@nreo Shinfen 12Ae.; 9roic
Shinfen 12c.; GaIiiornier Shinfen
SHc.; Siiear . gureb 9rultitiide
9s4e.; Susar.Gnreo SdulternSNc.;
troden geiaI3ene Seitenitiide 7Ac. ;
troden eelal5ene Seitenrippen SIC;
Spedieiten S1ac.; reines Sdmal5 in
2ierces &c.; troden aeloI5ene Sful.
tern 7Ac.; Spedifultern &c.; WcB.
SdlueinefIeiid $15 pro 6ab.
@eroiteter 2aftee: 6. 6. g., 100
Bfo. aiiten 1t1ac.; G. 8. s., 6OYfb.
3iiten 1896; g. 8. g., sc Yfo.
9iiten 11.70c.; reiner Saba 32Esc.
biz 33e.; euterSoba 3O1ae. bis 34c. {;
rciner Woda 301s bis Bic; Saba
unb Woda, gemiidt, % Bis 2SIac.;
Sapn, aemtiift, 2614 bis &c; reiner
Waracnibo 23H bis 24c.; reiner So
@uaDra 23R Bis 24c.; reiner Gan.
tos 81 bis 21Iac.; Santos, gemiiht,
1917 bis 20c.; 8io, aemiidt, 90 bis
201ac.
8~affinirter 3uder, pro Yiune:
seipiirfcIt 5,461ac.; pulperiiiirt
4.S6Iac. Stonoaro granuIirt
4.76Rc.; fem sranulirt 4.761ac.;
GrpItaI u, 4.7612c.; Columbia ".
4.5112c.; gelber u, $500. bis 4.25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
1881. lie Gltefte 1891.
War9lanb Sbattel Toan N~Ipciatiun.

- Tatleben anf W.bbeln nnb ambere etdlerheiten
fiir q Yrpsent = gendii mad, benz iieuen' @efetc;
prinntirn. Nidtter, Nr. 2f0, rh.2ertngton.
etrnee. 3irrnter CIR. 4. sSdnfant Hliloiis. IN
Der Office tpiro Seutf6 gefpro6en.
tDiui20, tS)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
Partition Sales.

River. IL and all wharfage prof-s ana bs0a1eD
TO had made from said pier and huxhezd In -
title and interest," oeng in-
corpOreal herefItarneut being
2Js2 % all wharfage. slppags aud enoamenfs
already accrued be derived from the north
esstery side and the entire end % said Pc
number % and from the said portion 81 buiAaead
PARCEL.
ALL the estate right interest OF which rnounD
Van Zandt died seKed Of and that certain wnagf
pier. situated and being IN the City OF New Yorx
the souheasery side % South and extending
south street INTO the Fast River kao~n as Pier n,unbs
(old NUMBER "a East River and Of IN and that
half OF the buhead adjacent thereto and Wing
sail and Pier number =.
and OF. In and all wharfage profits
o had made from said and oniknezd any
Tire said estate right.
tncorporea heredsament. being the
t,0Sl Of al wharfage. and
already accrued &c accrue Be derived from the soue
westerly half OF said Pier number including
Of end o ana
said portion OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
TRADE in CHICAGO.

Ky TELEGRAPH TO TIE TnIBUSE.I
Chicago. Feb. S-There was a range Of almost
two cents IN wheat and yet the close was very
little changed from Ssturday-s.c lower on the
July. but iac higher the September and with the
May unchanged The war news opened prices at
the high point OF tie day. but 50 many were In
cIiacd t. take profits the situation that the
arst prices proved the high ones. Toward the close
she financial losses from the Baltimore fire infiu-
snced spectators. and there was good deal OF
selling on that. j required armour support to
keep prices within moderate limits. February
closed az elc; May sold al Csc and az esasc and
closed at DC: July closed at Sissc; September S0kc
sellers.
The market vas a surprise, for the early ex-
pectston that the news would advance
prices. Liverpool "a higher. The worlds
shipments were u552.0OO bushels There was an
Increase on passage OF $4,000 bushels. The
Northwest cars we're <S2. The visible decreased
bo00 bushels. compared with 6S5.0oO bushels last
year and the stock here 500 900 bushels decreased
$500 bushels Thirteen loads OF wheat were sold
from here by way Of the Culf and New-York
ported . loads. Cable dispatches said Odessa
bortefs nsd ceased Offering wheat
Corn closed lc 70 &c lower, anC IL looked II tbs
- oeA interests We're seliing az they could.
ttoraSTy closed a. 4sc; May sold at sc and at SIC
sesk cash corn market. sone OF the CARROTS show
~ q cteak OF Sc. Liverpool was I'd lower; the
.-s.oie increased 64l.oyJ bush. Inc worlds ship
nelE were S.5Fo50 bush. There was an increase
" passage OF l.38.OO bCsE. The bull Interest is
mace W % Val Street operators and II looked to-
"a! as u this interest most Influenced BY the
nS-t.aae.e IRE and by the declines in The stock and
olatf Eastern markets. This interest certainly
ello great deal Of cong corn.
, GAS closed lsc 10 PC lower May oats at one
.ine Showed loss % ac. May sold At z9ssc and at
49, e1o closed az N7sc. July closed at Sac.
te'.sh selling was the feature and Patten hos the
- iong line. The high prices were al the opening
A.. 1 p Nar tutlois. The weakness finally
- res.en Selling ard On eQpiehensous created by
ne hsliimole ire Receipts we're so cars: the es-
A,-lale To- TUESDAY was 80 cars.
-. VISIONS were nrm In spite OF the weakness IN
49, 49, SAa corn Pork closed Joe higher: lard IN
y $50 20 % higher, and ribs 2 be 70 &c higher
- 80 essen. a that war would especially Increase
- seuleuo Tor provisions. Hogs were lOc higher
,s-,,. 'eps small There 40 pressure on the
80 &c. rom tle provision longs and some frnuep-
20 9usihg Exports Tor the week were large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
Dining room a Ia cart,

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York-Teresa Kailmsn Plaintin sg.ins; Mar
hAlITan DefeldaGtITlal desired OF Nex
York summons with Notice. Aston for in Absouts
divorce 10 the above named Defendant: You hereby
summoned to the Complaint IN this actloo al -,
copy Of YOUR Answer on the Palntrs Attornsy
within twenty C20) days service Of this S-n
mons exclusive 81 the day Of service case Of your
failure 20 answer. judgment wi b.
against b. default fer tho relief GsulaEdsd Il. The
Complaint. - go
Dated. New York. December i4th 1900
WILLIAM A. SWEE.TSESTs. Attorney for Plaintiff Cres
fnc Post Once Address Broadway Nevv yort.
city, Borough OF Manhattan. y. Y. u. 8. A
To Maxwell kallman. the above M
100 Postman Mansion. W London. England: m. fore
Song summons . served upon yoJ BY publication pursu-
ant TO Order Of Hon Francis u. Scott a Of
the York IN the First
Judicial Department II the County OF York civ
of New York Borough OF Manhattan 18th day
Of December 1893 and fled with the Complaint. IN the
ONCE Of the Clerk Of the County Of York the City
% New York Borough Of Manhattan.
Dated. New York December 18th 1903.
WILLIAM 4. SWEErSER. Attorney for Plaintiff No
23 Broadway New York City. y. z. Borough Of
Manhattan. u &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. BY the trace Of God free and independent-To
Gcorgiana Hilton Frederick D. Rutland her
and John Hilton. all persons interested IN
esteta OF Fanny z Hilton late Of the County Of New
York. deceased creditors legatees.
wise. send greeting: You and each Of you hereby
cited be
Surrogate Of the County Of New York at the surrOgats
Court % said County. held at the County
IN the County % New York. the 10Th day OF February
half-past o'clock forenoon OF that
day attend judicial settlement OF
proceedings Of Marshall Bell.
last VIII testament Of said deceased; OF
hereby cited under the OF twenty
years required appear BY guardian
have one or you have none; to appear and apply for
failure do a guardian viii be appointed By
SurrogRts represent ard act for you In the pro-
ceeding.
testimony whereof. have caused N. Seal chs
surrosats Court OF the said County OF New York DO
Esreunto aEXeo.
Witness. Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF said
County, at the County OF New YORK. the 18th Of
December In the % Lord, thousand
nns hundred aud three ABNER g THOMAS.
q. 81 Surrogate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09


v II h. Company
Company .
cupn or a etc
SOW
rurh-d sana srn-sn e W II
to e obtains . Of .un~
In and by ayEREI
vONs PEYRk in thu securing = hh market
sUrcrpaO, wins b In " In rhnsl
phhy Ns
m o
Kuhn, Loeb s Co.,
William Pine Streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
EMPIRE sTATE TRUST COMPANY.
Is Wall Street
New YORK.. February 9. 1908.

EMPIhA tIAIE INLoI COMPANY,
Wall Street.
YORK February g. 1904.
THE RESPECTIVE BOARDS OF DIREC-
q McYiclcar Realty Trust Company o En-
pre State TrIHt Company having entered into and maze
under their respective corporate seals
Nfding that McNcksr Realty Trust Company and Empire
Company shall be merged into corporation
which shall have Tire ~ EMPIRE TRUST
COMPANY and prescribing the and conditions
the and the NOSE of carrying the merger
erect NOTICE Il hereby given that special meeting
Of thu stockholders o. Empire state Trust Company
VIII be held the principal Gree O. the Compeuy.
IS Wan Street n the CITY o. sew York. Borough Of
Manhattan. O'Clock IN tie afternoon Tuesday.
tweutythird day o. February 1905 and
act such agreement q merger, which VIII then he
submitted 10 tie s0cAnolders q TIE Company for their
approval and 20 transact such other business nay
properly before the nestiug The books
the Company Nt he es-er thee o'clock
the afternoon q tie eighth February. 1904 BY
order % the Board % Directors.
LEROY W BALDWIN = Prescsnt
Il. Il COUGH. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
City Hotels.
Hotel Hawthorne,

'o-7s West 18th St.. bet. 9Th and e:h Ayas
Modern Fi-eproof Apartment Hotel
Under the same management "a TIE
AouGno, sc West sSth st Furnished and
cnIurnished Apartments % 2 3 and
rooms am bath. with exceptional gun
light
Dining room a Ia csrrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
Financial Meetin gS.

New York January I'D. 1904
81. Ioui. Iron Mountain Southern Railway Co
%. $4,000 ELECTION NOaICE.
~-OrrcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N -, -,e..,nx q, the stockhoIoeTs Of the St Louis
-, ~-.-fsis a southern Railway Company viii De ned
ira OF the Company. In the CITY OF 81
49, siIssouri on Tuesday. March SIN, lso4 az hhe
NJ election OF thirteen directors iof me
S5 xsT and for transaction OF any other .usiI
49, - NAV come before said nesting ms annual
% =, the Director. viii ts held ai tns SANE once on
-. sase cav twelve o'clock noon TIE transfer oo9s
c,osei on Saturday January S0th, lgO1, at twelve
49, eoon and reopened the DAY following the annua
mock o adjOuTnrasnt thereol
hes0n- % 49, GEO. J. GOULD. President
A II cAIEF. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09

New York. January ga. 1904
Election NOTICE
The Missouri Pacific Railway 20. ,rrrr-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ st ,,,stinr Of the stockholaers Of The Missouri
.rtoc Psfiwav Company viii b heid at the general ol
~. Cor1rsny a City OF St Louis. missouri on
TueEiay March sth 1905. az nine O'Clock A d. 20 80
the ensuing year
lie transaction other business that may isr.
go saId reeting annual meeting or the LrecSLs
iii =. reid al the Office the same day a. t~e.ts
O'clock noon transfer books will IS sose1 on
January 3Oth. twelve o'closS room.
ooeaes following the annual ueetlns % '-'
s'0eAIo'o9's % ~ GEO J GOULD. President
A NJ CAIEF. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
E.w York. February "a. 1904
McvIcKAR REALTY TRUST COMPANY.
sew YORK February g 1904
THE RESPECTIVE BOARDS OF DIRE

- Nassau Street
Nsw York February 9. 1904
THE RESPECTIVE BOARDS OF DIREC-
OF McyGcka- Realty Company sn3 Of En-
pire Company having entered into and mace
under their respective corporate reals pro
yidng that NcVIkAr Realty Trust Company ara Empire
State Trust Company ssi Re merged Into one corpoT
which SHAH have the new name 81 EMPIRE lltJS :
COMPANY ard prescribing the terms and conditions %
the and the mode carrying the merger into
effect: NOTICE IL hereby given that special meeting
the stockholders McKckar Realty TrlEt Company
win be held principal otce Of TIE Company al
- Nassau Street the city % New York. Borough OF
Manhattan ct eleven O'clock in the forenoon q Tuesday
the twenyhlrd Gay q February. 1904 consider AID
act such agreement o. merger. which VII ths be
submitted the stockholders % The Company FOR their
approval. transact such ether business may
properly before the The transfer BOOKS O,
the Company Wi closed and after three O'clock IN
the afternoon OF the eighth day % February 1904 BY
tho Bozr5 Directors.
II W McvICKAR President.
EDWARD u. McGREAL~ - Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09

ofce American Encaustic TilinS Co.. ~.
rIg3 Broadway New York City, Fenruaiyx -
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STUN
bo,s.-s O. this company for Of Directors
ns Trsoector- OF transaction OF sus
--.- hrei-ees IS ruay before them VIII oe nso
AZ she o-lce company o Wednesday Aalo1 y
4S- - WILLIAM II. FISCHER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY co.
TNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
AUCTION SaleS-FindnciaL.

AUCTION SaleS-FindnciaL.
a NDREw J. MCCORMACK. AUCTToNEEH - -.
a ADRIAN IL MULLER son vii SD a. - -
WEDNESDAY. FEBf- lfIil. al 49, C-.s-- - -
= y Real Eetate SalesrOcta. No iSi BroaeHEs'
- Fer OF whom 81 may concern.
Quincy a. Electric Co OF QosHcys,
go Ports q Portsmouth oA9-
"a 50 Rome Gas Electric Lisht s. Power Co. OF
-. z.
A ADVERTISEMENTS Subscriptions Tor me IriDohs
"A received Al their IftoNn 1885,
Advertisements VIII be receives Al ne oio ma
eflce. a. until oeioek H. W
ga z2d-st lag ttn.A'e-, COZ
n Iffb-sf.s 25s West tkd-st- neSseen TN
ara sth avcs 2G3 West I25th-st.: lsSe sa-aSs.. pc
tusep and nth l.ozs sd-asss he<r sAsss-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
rnE NEw roRK EpIsoN coNPANr.

THE NEW YORK EDISON COMPANY.
Is Duane street. New York - 800.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOChHoLD-
.rs of The New YORK Edison COMPANY for s9s e. e
.o, 81 directors Inspectors OF Election for ne
suing year aud the transaction q s1en on, ,,g ss
hSore the u1reti1ss VII -
I'D a. the ofnce the COMPANY No u DeaHs 49,
ac-o.-rh ~ Manhattan New York City. on A-es~~s'
rshrzssry d 1904. az Il O'Clock noon $50
SsS - LEWIS =. GAWTRI, sscfstAU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
DiUideRd Notices.

DtCtuCFNt ~ OttCCS.
BOND AND MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
ONE HALF PER CENT has been declared. pay
able February lh. 1905 the stockholders OF record
the c.osng % the Transfer Books 81 p IL Feb
rusry 10Th. The books VIII b ope1ed a. 10 A II ca
February 18th. MARTIN NELA4IS. Treasurer.
RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTURING CO.
2cfE Regular Preferred Dividend.
THE DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY De
olarsd the twentieth C2oJh) regular Quarterly Divi-
Preferred Shares o. earnings payable March 18th
holcers a record March 5tE l.04
The Pre.eree Transfer Books wa be closed Friday.
Cheques VIII he mailed 70 regS'sssS soeFes-es
New York. February e. Ieo4
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY co.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CON-
share on the Preferred stock fer the BAH yea
ending with Dscebe. 1903 payehie the 18th Gay OF
Perjury 1904 70 he holders @; record On the lsth
TrEasser books o. tae Preferred viii closed
from The close q business On Ire l5h Cay OF fenrSe''
20 the Sd CAV q Fe1rUEry, 1903
BY orcer o. Tia Board % Directors -
Ds.sd St Paul Kim. February {. 1904
OFFICE OF THE A,-ERIcAN COAL. COMPANY.
No. 1 Broadway,
New York February sth 1904
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF The
American Coal Company CT AlieEsny County have
this dav declare seTni-aHnual dividend q Five Fer
cent upor he capital The Company psysbe =,
thts occe on TUESDAY March LIST. 1894 The Tfanste5
Jloo,s win he closed on Friday. February 1871 at
iva GEORGE N BowIBy. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
Principal and Interest Internationally Guaranteed by
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Principal payable March tst, 1919

be o tor e stsun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09

The general balance sheet shows cash On hand
81 De5 and profit and loss surplus q S6Ss 10
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
r AND SHIP ISLAND

The previous surplus was sle5.513. making a tota
surplus % s. 752. From this was deducted for
extra expenses $4,000. leaving a final profit and
glrrlus OF SOS 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-31

Parrots Force Of Habit
!. a lam. ,Eorepaugh,2s said . friend
Sc the veteran Snowman. once aaa Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-31
HORSES AND
nORSENlEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliristian'sa1Iu
ers, Moloc and
Elskct,
ARE STEEP CHASE WINNERS.
Charawiir,d III California Spring.
Garden TrottersScrpcntinc
Goes to East View.

K Probably no private stable In this city
has at my time sheltered n couple OF
more consistent performers than the
bay gcldlng Modoc and tho chestnut
mare Elsket, owned and ridden across
country b. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew IL.
ChlIstinn. Both have been returned vim
ners in the stceplccLase events OF the
Dcop Kun Hunt Club race n4Atings. Mo-
doc won the pink coat ste t.chusc at
ting spring meeting OF the club In 1900.
These horses were bred III the adjacent
counties Of Chesterfield and Bowhatan.
and sired by inspector, thoroughbred son
OF General Pickett, by Revenue, while
their dams were clover hnlf-bred mares.
EIslet Is twelve and AIodoc d year
younger and both arc ridden regularly
Y to hounds. Mr.. Christian rides a t 225
pounds. and Modoc has carried him for.
sevan seasons but is sound and clean,
and a better hammered horse Is not seen
at the semi-weekly meets Of the Deep
Run Hunt Club.
IN mentioning Land OF Glover in this
column I Inadvertently stated that tho
son OF imp. Woodlands and Lucky Glover
was bred by j. II. AIcGavocls, OF the
Fort Chswell Stud, Max Meadows, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-31
Inspector, as a Mount.

when u. ". Hollar, OF New York should
haya hecn given. The fact Of it Is
Lucky Glover, the daughter OF Eersan
and Penny, by Jerome Edgar, has been
kept at Fort Chiswcll by Mr. Hollar for
some years past and bred to imp Wood
lands. hence Land of Glover was foaled
there, so that the distinction of having
been bred In Virginia applies at least
I'd Americas champion steeplechnser
f6r 1903. In addition to Land of Glover
the daughter OF Bersan has also pros
duced cleveland and La Greeque, VINO
were also sired by Flatlands. La Greelue
figured as n two-year,old winner IN 1870
Concerning Charawind, the bay geia-
ing by imp. Charaxus, dam lielmwlna'
by Eous, bred In the Nlicrsle o'u :,
Charlottesville, vi, Colonel Thomas -
Merry, "Hidalgo.,' noted turf winner
and pedIgree expert In his California let
ter 10 tho Thoroughbred Record says;
well. after all said and done, Chara-
wind. by imp. Charaxus, out Of HelHl-
wind, is king of the timber,toppers ~
this part of the world at least. He
picked up l72 pounds yesterday N .ne
San Gabriel Stakes, mile ana a,tl.u.'
nyer six hurdles and he won as clever.
~ 5ns i ever saw Il horse win since
have been old enough to 80 to the races,
indian Ii, was second and campa ceres
third, with Ceylon, Loyal 3 Goup!ea
with cambacercs) and Major Aookey Y.
placed, Cambaceres set TREMENDOUS %
pace for the first seven fur!onss, MIN YIN
Charawind In close attentloh,!,1 hi ~
which Corrigans big morse WOE Wv
lead, with indian H. next and their 20, %,
sitions did not change TIL the end o. o.
the race. That cambaceres might nave 70
been second had lle not cut out the
work is barely possible, but really Ghatn'
wind was tho only horse In the race,
He gave 80 pounds TO Indian ll'ssl 20
4 Cambaoeres,t 20 to Ceylon, 40 to Loyal =,
and A TO Major Hooker. None OF me
horses fell, but am afraid that neither
MAJOR Hooker nor Loyal s. VIII ever
achieve much at tho illiyitimate, game.
as they seem TO dwell after landing on
the far side OF the Jumps, The rage
was worth s1,l+o to the winner, Wh 1ici
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-31
GREAT "a, HUNTERS i;

Some Of Those Who Have Shown,
Marvellous Accomplishments. q
From time immemorial great jumping
fcats have bcenspcrformed by horses. and
while many recorded arc unreliable and
open to question, the ma jorlty are genu-t
ine, says the New y orls Sun One OF the
former class, around which yet hovcrs a
breath Of romanticism. is the ft-men-
toned leap OF Black Bess, the tIrcless
stecd OF the outlaw Dick Turpn.i The
mare IS said to have cleared the Horns
sey toll gate on the outskirts Of London
with Turpin on her back. Whether orr
mot such an event ever happened It Is:
impossible now to determine, but long
after Turpin passed away the Hornsey$
5toil-gate was pointed out.tlt was 6 feet
10 inches high. and on the top bar was
a chevaux de frise; but, however daring
this jump, there are dozens Of a much
later date and unquestionable which cast
Black Bess' completely In the shade.
Hunting counties produce great jump
One OF the most historic horse leaps
known to the Old World is "Lambert's
leap" which took place ln.175o near New
castle on-Tync. Cuthbert Lambert'ss mare
took fright and on reaching bridge the
jumped upon and off It. clearing barn
below and covering a distance OF 46 feet,
the actual height OF the drop being SO
feet. The bough of tree broke the fall:
but the rider was unl1urt, the mare died
and the shock was so great that all the
joints of her back were dislocated
To commemorate this exploit 4" Lam "a
bert's Leap was carved on one OF the
coping stones Of the bridge. Curiously
enough this slOne was knocked away in
1867 by another horse ridden by a mani
named Nicholson, OF Newcastle, which
jumped over the precise spot. More GU
rlous STILL there was a third leap ut the
same place In S1771 N the rider being the.
servant of Sir John Hussey Delaval < a s
already mentioned, Lambert escaped un-l
hurt while In Nicholson S case "the man
It was that died. and both Sir Johns
horse and rider were killed.
There Is a substantial record OF q
horse having jumped a wall six feet high.
and one foot wide in the ncighbornood Of
Paisley. The late General Wallace once
made bet with Cunningham, OF Craig
ends, that a horse belonging to one of
the officers OF the regiment would jump.
six feet. The bet was accepted, the
horse was named, and he won the money
easily for the general. The trial took
place over wall boundinG.a cottage gar
den, and before the horse could be pull
ed up he cleared another wall four. and
half feet high. Alongside OF these
records it seems nothing out OF the way
to learn that on New Years Day, 1877,
when the Duke OF Beaufort's hounds met
at Colcat Barn. Major Bayley, riding a,
pony IA hands high, cleared o wall five
feet six inches III height The merit OF
the leap Is, however, enhanced when 1t
is remembered that 1t took place with