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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
FACES BLACK
FUTURE NOW.
Senator Burton's Conviction Is
Dcatl18Kncllsto Political 5a
Aspirations.
ALL EYES ON THIS CASE.
LII Is Rare That United States
Senator IS Convicted Of
GravesCritne.

4 Much as one hears Of graft ard cor.
ruption in high rlaces,!1t Is rasc. indeed,
for d United statesascnator5 TO DO con.
victed Of crime. + ~.
/, All eyes then are watching with great
Interest tho final outcome Of the trial
OF Hon. Joseph r. Burton member OF
tho Senate from Kansas, recently corr
vlctcd Of selling sglnfluence, with the
Postoftice Department-a,1 Influence which 'ltl
grew out Of his high. political position.
He has taken an appeal too the United United
states Circuit Courtsof Appeals, which:
}ts the court ,ol last5resort in, his case.
Tho lmatterSis nowsit11 the hands OF that
tribunal; a 81 III ;5{ y
A Appended isy.a SUNNI ryi g e the cyl
dence against Senator Burton, wh iie, ne
viii have to Scombat before the, Higher
court:
proposition to become general e' ts counsel 'as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
B. Y. P. u. MEETINGS
DR.. Walter Galley to Begin Cam
paign Here.

A campaign in Virginia will be begun
shortly BY DIR. Walter Galley. general
secretary of the International Baptist
Young Peoples Union. Several big gath
erings will be held here. The following
schedule Of meetings has been an
Friday, April sth-Night service, mass
meeting, at Norfolk, Va. I'LL
Saturday. April 9th-Nforning service.
workers conference. at Norfolk, Va,
Saturday. pril 0th-Nlghts service. mass
meeting, at Petersburg. Va.
Sunday, April 10th Morning serv: g Pr p;
Galley WILL preach fat First Baptist
Church, Richmond. I Va
) Sunday, April 1Oth-Afternoon service.
mass meeting In some section OF the city
other than the First Church.
. Sunday April 10th--Nlght service, great
mass meeting. First Church, Richmond.
Va. 4. .
meeting, Charlottesville. Va.
Tuesday, April 12th-Morning service,
workers conference Charlottesville. Va.
"a Tuesday April 12th-Nlght service, mass
meeting, Lynchburg. Va,
r wv ednesday,, April 13th--Nlorning service.
workers conference. Lynchburg, Va,
Wednesday. April 14th--Night service.
mass meeting. Roanoke, Va
Il Thursday, April l5th--Morning service.
workers conference. Roanoke. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
WHY NOT VIRGINIA. WINE?+
.Battleship Will be Christened
With North Carolina Vintage.

s Editor Charlottesville Progress: Tho
Richmond Times Dispatch. on, Saturday.,
March, Goth. contained the following:
Tho bottle Of champagne to be used Is 4.
ginn will be OF Halifax county, N. c..
vintage. from the winery of Messrs. Car
rett and Company, tile pioneer wine grow
ers OF America. Besides the large wine
plants at Chockayotte, near w eldon; To
kay, Medoc and ST. Louis. Mo-, Mr. Paul
recently constructed at a cost Of over
5000 II magnificent wine plant at Nor
folk, Va. now the head office OF tho great
Now, Mr., Editor. is it mot a little re-
maTkable that Virginia should go to
North Carolina for champagne to chrlsten
a Virginia vessel; when there was ten y
this matter case Of champagne manufnc-
tured out Of Virginia grapes and run by
Virginia capital and the tender was de.
clined withsthe reply that the wine had
already BEEN provided by another Viz
ginin wine company? !. III, !, !;
Wine Company. OF Albemarle county.
which was organized in 1879. I do not
know when Messrs. Garretts# com pany
wns organized. hut the clipping that13I
enclose says that tat Is oneSof the pioneer
wine growers of America" Is Nanot 9
little disco9raging to, home indl = III
Carolina to get their wine to, cFrlsten
their vessels. although Virglnln makes
an article equally as good--namely. White
Rose Champagne-7Which has been offered
It Seems that not onlSa 4, ~, We go,, to to
North Carolina to get our Constltut!on
10 christen our battleships with.
-. WILLIAMS r. II DUKE, tsg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
LAUNCH CHESTER ] !.
THIS MORNING mi
No Champagne, No Eloqu,esnllsc'c.,,l
and Merely a Simple
Launch

Fl There Will be a big laurching at New
40, ,,e,,. !, i, ,.oe,, ami everybody
!, 4. 4 1
knows nj ABOUT - mas psei'3 az
3vertised and talked about TO beat the
band. l 's s5
~ \, I, I, III. 7, !, !, II III ~
b, q 4, :, N
me great wi s1hla - ny 80
only pcbblea.on the beach. There n are
,a,,nrhinps ann In;Inclhngs. ard ono OF
ti.sf...,,, I. !, !, :, $500, a., h
mem .hl VIII oe ~ s i.tc iiil'o'i
Tho TTlgsS Shpyard Company, before
1t shut down was engaged in building
~ =, u, a. !, ,,roa tnps for. Pam
- ~, =. ,.tnl$o -, ~
syi ,,sa RallWaS Co ~ aEu nc
builders we're 70 ..ie
Two good. ships brlsl2i 3-hno
Just before me Iriss company. sos , 70
snufilns IN the dns. .ne 2, S,' ~ o.,
got ITS water ana ehampagno ., .enrls.el
ing, aavai:ceu VT otto
mat sage mnLll 1te recelyer Ply. - :
ie
POINT "lete ~ /.
Won cah ee expec.eu ell,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
H.I|GiiH.RAlTES;
B..ROKEN.L LOTS.
Cost More to Ship Part Of aCar
Load Thar, Whole Car
of&l'reigl1t.
THE PROTEST or SHIPPERS.
They Have Conference WIFI
Il Railroad Men and I,attcrTioltS
&c,Y Tariffs III Abcyance,.s

" Some time nBo Commissioner 1Titzger-
aid. or the Associated Railways. issued
d circular promulgating Il difference in
freight rates, affecting what h technical
~ known as2classcs y, G. y and +, COM
lrsng shipments OF meats. grain and
flour from Virginia points To destina-
tons In North and South Carolina. The
announcement Of the proposed change.
which was 10 become effective April 5th.
aroused the shippers ,of this and other
Virginia cities affected 10 n vehement
ri otest. and as d result OF that protest.
II meeting OF shippers of Richmond and
other cities In tile State was held on
TLcsdny In the assembly hall OF the
Chamber OF Commerce.
The railways governed by the proposed
change In rates are tic Atlantic Coast
Line. tho seaboard Air Line the Nor
folk and Western and the Southern Rail
way. The cities adversely affected by
the proposed change arc Richmond, Nor
folk, Petersburg. fLynchburg and Roa-
nGltc.S2:l F5
EFrECT OF THE CHANGE
Z The rates now In force prescribe the
4 same charges on Lass than carload Glots
#HfEin the case OF carlsbad shipments The
cknnge proposed would have Increased
the rate on less 1 hnn car-lond shipments
10 a figure slightly above he. for the
cnr-lonh. on meats grain and flour. TIE
Il proposed increase would not affect chip
8irsf,ts from one point ii, Virginia to an
other wi,hnsthe State. but would apply
70 shipments from the Virginia cities
named 10 points In North and South.
Carolina. AS Richmond. Lynchburg, Nor
& folk \, Petersburg and Roanoke ship large
quantities OF the commodities named into
those States, the PRONUNCIATION OF the
prospective change promptly evoked n
III otest. The effect " the proposed
change would be to make the freight.
charger ON 100 pounds OF meat sfrpm, q.
&Irore&than tllt, rate or. d ar.lond SHIP
ment LESS Hnatl carload shipment
OF grain would carry IL rate three cents
higher than that on n carload. ~ The
reasons for the change, 1t is said, are thcs
greater trouble experienced In handling
Ives than carload shipments ard the
greater expense. The proposed change
makes no difference whatevers.in rates
on CARLOAD shipments
THE SHIPPERS AROUSED.
Tho secret meeting at the Chamber
was attended BY. perhaps. hundred per-
sons. chiefly meat. grain and flour ship
pers from the cities named. With them
weraErepresentatIves OF the various rail-
ways affected. Tho meeting In dbeen set
III order that tho protesting shippers
might presnnL- f45uraa- nd = - tirtirstr,
favor OF their contention. From the best
Information attainnble no figures or
statistical arguments were presented, a.
f j j, l.. Y, II =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
FINE ORGANISE.
Richmond Boy Wins Laurels sin
ss Washington. Musical Circles.

The WsshnE6e IN Post RFn5a !RtfFfst
GboIrmastsr q EPphaHT;, ,Ghapsl WaSsil,,
known here, where lie spent most pr MS
life and is a musician Of rare ability.
The Post says: XII. ia;
Mr., Castor o. wilkins. the present organlst
and choirmaster, came from Richmond, a..
where he had been organst and choirmastsr
IN Epiphany and IN 81. Marks ChurGhes y
e eoi master in emmanuel Church In Anaeosr
Tia, and went from there to his present place;
lie has Increased the choir and done splendid
work with It, Tho chorus numbers twenty-five
voices, men and women, and they are all sins-i
ing voices there being very little OF what tha
choimaster would call dead wood, The soloiss
s sse M'ss d f?ss pson s5osp ana
Niles Brctt succeeded Mrs.. F'nrrnr who was
formerly Miss Dolly Hsisley. and held The
position ,of soprano sooist for some years sfo
Is still prominently Identified With The choir.
and is often heard In solos MISS Brett has n
most promising voice. and she and her sister
have made their solos and duets famous in the'
little church for some time. Miss Anna Brett,
Vas the contraito seloist until recently; when
she ioincd the choir OF st. Matthew's Church.,
Where VIZ s she y doing gpIsaaala work. and AZ IS
phenomenal voices. Misc Anna srett's place
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requested by IL. railway traffic mer. IN
order 10 give tho shippers further time.
iii which to formulate their protest and
cn,body therein facts and figures tending
10 show why the now rates should not
sbc made. effective, the Associated PAIL RAJ
ways affected. The meeting had been SET
tho new tariff until June list, instead OF
April l5tha This does not mean, now
eyer that the railways will change their
proposed difference in the classes OF
freight named.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
Pronerty Transfers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Christian, clerk OF H .1,.
slngs Court. to w r. Bass ~ 'eeL on ~, ~, M
Waller r. Smith, for taxes. ,S . z.
a Same to same AZ feet on east side Iwenty..
first between Main and Franklin. IN I1 A -
Edward EaEan. for taxes l9l :,
.. aicllwaire. special commissioner. % "a, q;
Eighth Street, 81 5l4-l. feet south Of Grace,
Mary c. aud WIZ. Yves. 70 oetava D. ,. H is.
ris IS feet on south side. Grace Street, "a ieee
west OF Allen Avenue. st5i9 =,
Henriso-John C. Rrauer to John W. AMER
son ss feet on north side OF q street on north
side Brown. Page and Gamble plan, 100.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
e rroneousIy Thinks by Securing Her
ma Scalp That She Cures pandruff,

Enormously Thinks by Securing Her
Scalp That She Cures Pandruff
Clearly woman has an erroneous idea
that by, securing the scalp, which re7
,mov,ss the dandruff: scales, Tshe lis 2curf
ing the dandruff, She may wash her
rcalp every day / and yet tfhaye8 dandruff
her life long accompanied'F-b by falling
hair 100. Thu ly,,Ray ,ip The world
to cure dandfuff..ss toSiislythes dandruff
Germ, and TIERS IL no hair prepare ton
that will; do thatg but Newbro's Ibsrpl-.
eide. Herpicide, by killing the dandrufff
,germ, leaves ta hair free to grow as
healthy SatWA Intended Destroy thu
cause you rfmov, the effect XII the
tdandruff germ with Herplcide, s2ld by
leading druggists. Send 10c, IN astamps
Tor sSmpk, to- The Herpicide Co.., De-.
troit. NIic,E Ovens s. Minor Drug Coz
Special Asents, u n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

i q ~ 4
OF the eRlalto Grain and Securities Com
pa ny, a .,concerE whose operations at the
time were }und erf the sort,t my Of ;posto fce
of.cia il fa;s n TX az. 4 ~
&. III. 5He sd4ma ndads 50; for his services.
hut. vas sstisfledssto be paid IN smonthly
.!nstalme til Of $50 each. u I.
II,s so4uS af fArsh is sernpl oyu ient IT de
lasad Tint thas Fed sns4skE pa tt,lrs
lnvsltigat thse-Rro6 ksFy rdkefag &c Chm
ipany, WITH wnletl Maj ois Z H glll G. Deb
Sris president Of the Rlalto Company,
had been associated. r.! ,s,tt ~ 4
t&Iv.s iii December, 1902 Dennis was IN
dicted: appealed to Burton for help.
". Numerous letters written by Bur-
ton showed that the senator was using
his. Influence to prevent the issuance OF
Q, fraud order a against the Rialto \. Grain
and Security Comp III .rs *
sifyI. Burton submitted regular reports.
Sto the Rialto Company, telling them how
matters were progressing at Washing
ton, advising them Of complaints filed Mt.
the Postotf1ce Department. and closing
with the assurance that III you look
after things at your end OF the line 4
vii! atterd to matters here"
VII. According to pestofilce officials.
Senator Burton had told them he intended
to practice before the department.; that
he had lost $50, coo In the panic, and de-
sired to make some money as Il prac-:
ticing lawyer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
Child Badly Burned,

Z While playing IN the paek yard yss.sr
day afternoon, little cara h - AZ
a 5sa Of blT S S was hadIy
brrncd about the body and limbs. In y.
Irving p extinsu,sh The r,, ,!ames M Mss
grandfather NM y, H9 hanSds i - 20
THE burns are, not serious ana sh Z,
child a was reported as getting along nicely
last night. ts3rtNs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
Tn the CITY Hall Courts.

In the Chanccry Court yesterday final
Harry S. Iyecms. on the ground OF a ban,
donrne1lt and desertion. In the Law and
Equity Court motion for Judgment NJ, y Wa a.
I've. tai m. same. the follow
Ing iidEments were rendered.: Merchants
National Bank VS.. L. 3. Brown. $li3. 40;
MCGEE and Pollard VS.. Fat AcDon02usA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

has not vet been fitted IN Epiphany chapel,
She frequently returns there In she evening.
a MI Davies. Tho tenor hiso cus1ea fron, Rel.
trprti, al tho brsahist dacstfttr. Wlkifs "a
quiet a young if,Hr barely past tvorty. but
and has ninde n special study Of the. boyA,
voices. MI. wilkins has also done considerable
ictrdlthbe work az h composer. principally Of
church music. Among thcss IS a con,lnun!oh
service and Gloria Pntrin, ~ both gf which
have been suing at the services III loplphahy
t,hat,cl and in Entnntl,inl !. M. httliI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

few days the B(ou ~, Wi NSS welaae
~ smao as sP Bi}ou 't opea %l
be again next week ao,n t1nh ret iaoii II
opera ef the Gom re,spoon hsibb for
tha book and Victor, Herbert for INC. N.Y. ~!
sic. "The. Idols Eye WILL enjoy a. Wee'A's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
One Charter Granted.

The Corporation. Commission yesterday
granted q charterfto tho Coal and Com
II. r.: Portersis president, and the capital
stock ts 900 to $1,000,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
"A Cup for MAYNARD.

Yesterdays Washington Post says
Tho senators and representatives who
recently went on a pilgrimage TO James
town Island as theEguests Of the james
scented a beautiful. loving cup to Repre-,
sentative Maynard, of Virginia. who mad
charge of the arrangements for the trip.
The cup bore the following inscriptions:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
Mount Vernon Board.

Governor Montague yesterday reap
bo oard IF 1 1so soWnH Of the
term sof ono year. from pril II, 1904: 3gi
. Archer. And erson. Richmond; Thomas
Smith, WalYenton: Gardner T. Boothoy
.Alexandrin; Richard B.iDaYis, Petersburg:
A. Moore Berryyllle. n Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
THEY ssWILLAGO o.
Young Men Of the Seminary Are

saOf thegtwenty, young men who go from
Onion Theological Seminary OF :thls city
into tile ministry this spring. three will
go to the foreign field probably to- frca
mission work In the fields opened to them
by DR., Morris. secretary of the committee.
A number Of them will accept work under
the several presbyteries. 1t is q fine
class of substantial and devoted young
soldiers of the cross iwho VIII do good
service wherever they CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

On the reverse side OF the cup were Mr..
tNiaynard's monogram and the words:
GOOD Is not good enough and the best Is
mono too good sti3}g'
trip yesterday gave Mr.. Maynard a hand-
some silk UNI brellat Il 5.3 @ f ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

The Rev. Dr.. Russell Cecil will preach
in the chapel OF the Virginia POLYTECHNIC
Irstitute.ga it Blacksbnrg, on Sunday, April
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
\ AN EXCITING RUNAWAY
VII. J. D. Carneal's Buggy in
Collision with Another

2 10 ht a41 n f NR3
Considerable excitement was caused on:
Main Street between Ninth and Twelfth
a few minutes after 8 o clock yesterday
afternoon by the running away OF a horse
attached to a buggy, both owned by Mr.
j. D. Carneal. The horse was standing in.
front Of Mr.. Carneals office. when he
became frightened and dashed ups Me in
Street at a terrific gait The street was
crowded with persons returning e, their
homes from" work and this fact added to
the danger and excitement OF the rum
when the flying steed reached tho south
side Of Main Street, near the corner-of
Ninth.Ithe buggy colltded with that Of Mr..
John 7. i Wilson and almost ut the Game
moment with a spring wagon used for
hauling. ~ +. 81 1t rs
The force Of the impact OF the collision
was such as not only to bring the vehicle
to stand, but to actually turn 1t COM
the horse. which a tempted to continue Its
flight. but was Intercepted. The buggy
was left standing facing directly In the
opposite dlrectionfto that In which 1t was
smoylng. Strange to sayiIs%littlc damage
was. doneato any Of tllesathree vehicles.
The CarnealS buggy, had 9 shaft broken
and IAN ugly. dem Scut (, I'M the side Of the
poplar frame: One! ST. the other vehicles
Il Iha cias1,sserv ed:staShttract 81 consider
abiaS crowd .Ibut itffnstied away as soon
definitely known. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
i AT The THEATRES. ].

I Maxine Elliott. In. the new Clyde Fitch
play. "tier Own Way VIII be. seen at
viii bring the same east ana !, complete.
run Miss Elllott's stay. in New York
an Sc Mas q New e EoTk
nine weeks longer; than. the original book
iingss called for.f, II i-E,,:t
Her play is q smart, picture Of life. Of Of
as the central figure. From the title one
might think that Miss Elliott, played the
part OF; IL headstrong and stubborn young
Ing her own way In her ownal love flair:
4 III tho strong supporting company are
William Courtleigf, Charles Cherry. r:
Eva As1 V Il sn Two Clever children
Donald Gallaher and Frances Clinton. sd
Another delighted audience saw, the MEL
at the the Biol last night. ana the advance
sale Indicates good houses the remaining
days OF the engagement The Bi1ou VIII
be dark Good Friday night, IN accordanGs
all along the Wells circuit, The box
office. however. viii be opehsfrom . A. NJ.
to 8 2, NJ. H i. iit,tS 80. ~
The George .Fawcett Company, wi th Miss
Percy HnsWells ..W1llitopen9 their engage.
ment at the Academy Of Mpslc'in THIS city
With ~ 'e shoos G
this play for the opening bill rof his conf
kpany, Mr. tFawcett has maintained his
reputation for giving 70 the PUBLIC high
prices within reach OF all.
The company that will bio at the .Acad-
envy OF Music next week has Just closed q
most successful season at Chase'st The
atre. in. Baltim,Qre where Miss Has,Wsssl y
work Which lgts naue, hsH pss e. the
f 81 o. 4 . &.
Miss Mafle = gfllf WIN appear Easter
Tuesday, April tbs .rit:,the AGauemy Of
ances This place, iYhloh1liad q broadway
run Of five months In the MUSICAL comedy
should prove one OF the important theat;a
rical events OF the 4 season. Nancy
Brown Is has been termed by dramatic
writer's the ''clayerest mlsical comedy
produced by:American authors.
Those who enjoyed "rhe Amer q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
Missionaries Leave,

! Mr. walter Mes Buchanan md wife.
to Japan, who have heen
n. noEn.s They 20 thence to Japan, where
they will occupy the manse built Tor them
by American friends,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

4 You have no idea what wonders the
wANg.S ADS. IN The Times Dispatch
work until YOU try them, II pays 70 pc
convinced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

Tho Rev. ]. Il. Booker, superintendent
of home missions III the Synod t..ofE Vir..
ginia has entered upon the duty Of
Visiting the churches in the synod and
laying the work before Them. 3J 3SsF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

"a letter has been received from Mrs.
William D. Reynolds, at Seoul, Korea.
OF their situation and surroundings. THIS
letter was snnt BY n French rllan:nf-Tar
10 leave Chemuipo for. sha ngl,ai. The
cannonadng IN the naval battle just. out
Side tho iharbor |of Chemulpo (about
thirty miles dstant) was distinctly heard
at Seoul. All tho foreign ministers resi-
dent ut Seoul. the. capital. are very
watclflil and careful, and no foreigners
now there feel at all uneasy. NJ Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

f-,A late letter from the ReS.I. p. YohanT,
nan, Urlimiall, Persia, is full OF gra titudes
3tosthe Petersburg ladies who are engaged
In hs4support, .and to his many. ire nus
to find access to the Mohammedans Of
his country, but at present this can only
be done privately The opposition 10 very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

DR.. James Stalker and Or. Marcus
Dods sail from Liverpool for America
early In April. Or. Stalker comes TO
Union Seminary, Richmond. from April
2lst to 2eth. He Is to lecture also at the
Baptist Seminary, Louisville, and speak
at the commencement at Oherlin Semi
early III May the ross t!,res at Lake
Forest college, ~ Ghlcag6!s IteS' goes also
Ito M a,iitoba collage, Win BEG. \ and to a
summer sc hool atg Etni6 n.t e Canada. In
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cLEANLYs;WoM,AN;

Those who enjoyed "rhe Amer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-19
At Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct Is.-Long shots routed the talent
ut Worth to-day and the cream OF the lot came in
the third race, when Lou Woods the longest shot
IN the race. at 40 TO won by neck from Scoriic
al ~ to l. who beat the 10 to shot Clausus a length
II was anybodys race 100 yards from the wire,
where Lou Woods got UP the inside and poked
his neck In front OF Scortic.
First Race-Slx furlongS-Green Gown, I04 Nor
rson). TO I, won: Harpoon, los Nv. Robbins,
40 10 !, second: Pancreatis. 100 Honman), is To t.
!, bird Time, ia SO. The Gadhy, Dixelle pre-.
: Sentiment. Dundall. Peggy Mine, Bishop POOLE,
Bonnie Prince Charlie. Captain Neroth and Lulu
, second Raoe-Fve and a half furlongs-rom
: Maybn, I22 (Troxlcrl, 10 10 l. won Flaiint Iie
(NicoD, 10 !, second: The Musketeer, I22 Hegcr.
SOM, to 1, third. Time. 100. Goodman, l. Samel
son. Corbctt's Bay. Julia Junkin. Angelo, Jove,
Bonnie Lltho Flying Girl, Matte Spencer, Wine
Sap and T1llo also ran
Third Race-onc mile and an eighth GU Woods
p6 tR. Johnson. 40 TO l. won: Scortic eS WATSON
r. 70 !, second; Clausus. lo4 Morrsonl. 10 TO J..
third Time. 1855, Barkeimore, Carat, Ben Chance
Fourth Race-onc mile--Floral King, % CNicoD
Ito TO- won Brancas, ITO (Domnick), I to q second
'Trumvlr, 90 Or. Johnson, 30 TO l, third. Time,
1850 2-5. Shawaia and FHendless also ran
Fifth Race-five furlongs-Subtle, 100 tRob-
bins, TO 1, won; The Belle, ITO tSeamste1, 5 10
2, second. Monte. los (SicoD, 0 TO l, third. Time,
I0l. Faxman. broadway Girl. Jade, Angolatta
and Peach Bloom also ran.
sixth Race-One mile and an cighth-Glcnwood,
10i Foy), o TO I. won; Jlngler. aS tShhver, II to
10, second Reckoner, 8s lHofman), is to 1, thtfd.
Time, l:55 rs. Rabunta. Wing Dance. Paramount.
Bard OF Avon and Prosa dor also ran