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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-24
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plause and cheering on the Democratic
side. 6p
Tho gentleman had better apply that
logic 10 himself right now. and let me say
to him what ! said l was informed"
by whom by whom" shouted Mr..
Cochran. Name him. name him"
by Democrat replied Mr.. Dalzell,
and was about to continue.
Name him. name him, again shouted
Mi. Cochran. Name him. now and
here
There was a chorus OF Name him,
namo him" on tho Democratic side.
Name him, Or admit that you are"
! Mr.. Cochran said. and paused adding,
| what cannot be said In this House.
AT this there was wild and tumultuous
cheering and applause on the Democratic
side.
Why OF course, r will not name him"
said Mr.. Dalzell.
"Oi course. not, Of course, not" shout
ed u dozen Democrats.
Sir Numbered Mr. Cochran turning
to the speaker: "the man who makes that
confession cannot Interrupt me here
again or come voluntarily within the
range of my vision"
So veroclous was the demonstration on
the Democratic side that it was some
time before Mr.. Cochran could resume.
describing the long reign and mis-
takes of the Republican party, Mr.,
Cochran predicted its reign would end
and end now. II mattered not whether
the man to lead the Democracy to victory
was The one named by the New York
Convention, Judge Parker, or whether the
leader should be the officer who has sup
pressed Doodle and crime In Missouri
In any event, ho hoped the minority
leader of the House (Mr. Williams OF
MISSISSIPPI, would be on the ticket. This
reference provoked prolonged applause,
which was joined in by the Republicans.
The House then passed the bill for q
shii subsidy commission by vote Of
l4t to lis ana adjourned.
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MICHIGAN WINNERS
AT RANKIN FIELD
Western Athletics Garry Off
Honors at Pennsylvania
~ Track Met.
fRv Assnclnted Irf.s

PHILADELPHIA. PA. lpriI 23.-Tle
University Of Michigan csr,ed off tie
hono.s on Franklin Field thin aftern,o,
In the annual carnival OF trace and fiqd
sports. held under the auspices Of te
University Of Pennsylvania. Tie Micl,
gan men won four firsts and In Doing 8,
Rose her giant freshmen. equaAed th|
worlds shot put record OF 4s feet and
inches. held by Horgnn, Of Ireland. Mich'
igans other winners were Dame, Stone
Perry and Kellogg, in the four-mile relay
race for the college championship O.
America; Hahn In the one hundred yard
dash. and Schulz, in the 100 yards hurdle
lace. Yale won the one mile relay race
for the college championship OF America
and the pole vault, Pennsylvania cap
ured the two mile relay championship
race oy default and also won the broat
jump.
Dewitt Of Princeton. took the first hon
ors In the hammer throw. Jones. o
New York University, was the victor
IN the high jump. The event OF the da!
was the four mile race. 1t proved t
tc a stubborn contest between Michigan
and Yale, the Western team winning b,
about yard. Time, 1852 3-5.
Pennsylvania had the one mile race vel
in hand until her third relay man tool
up the running; Yale gained the lead ant
won easily. Pennsylvania, was second ant
Georgetown third. Time. 1923 SO.
The one mile college relay was won bS
Syracuse University; University of NORTH
Carolina second, Time, 1886.
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BODEN'S ROSELlNT
WINS AT ACQUEDuCT
tRn AssocInted Dress. }

NEW YORK, April 23.-The Queen
County Jackey Clubs spring meeting came
IL close at Aqueduct to-day. The
Qucen's county handicap, one mile, was
the feature of the card, and was won
ensily by j. Boden's Rosetint. the IA
rorIte The time :29 To- equals the
track record for the distance. Monday
the races open at the Jamaica track with
the Excelsior handicap as the feature.
Summaries:
iirst race-selling, six furlongs-Co
'erpolse az to u first, Typhonic eco TO
u second, Foxy Kane Q2 to y third,
Time La 80
Second race handicap five furlongs--
Collector Jessup 40 70 y first, Astarita
q 10 81 second, Sweet Alice 40 TO u third.
Time. 1900 3-5,
rhird race-1he Wood Haven stakes,
four and one-half furlongs-Nib!ck n to
p first, Waterside q to y second. Mata-
dor 40 10 ID third Time, so.
Fourth race-the Queens county handi.
cap, one mile Rosetint (epen) first, Co.
lnnsay Is to u second. Ostrich Is to u
thlrl. Time, 1889 10,
Fifth 4ace-selling, one mlle--April
Showers "a to y first. keynote e to u
second, Ethics Is 10 II third. Time, lao
sixth raoe--four and one-half furlongs-
Right Royal q TO q first, Amberjack (5"to
y second, yolady q 10 y third Time,
rs "a
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M|lDDIES ARE
VICTORIOUS
They Down Washington and
Lee in a Hard-l7ought Game
at Annapolis.
.----.-----.---.------..
WAS A PITCHERS BATTLE
The Clean and Fast Fielding on
Both Sides Was Another Tea-
ture of the Contest.
WAS A PITCHERS BATTLE
fsneo,al to mo rimes.pIspatct.

(speaiAi 10 Tho Timcs!Dispntch.)
ANNAPOLIS MD. April e3.-1he An
! napols midshlpnlcn won a hard fought
victory hero this afternoon from the nine
Of Washington and Lee College. The
sooro was . to 1. The game was more
of pitchers battle, in which Needharn.
OF the navy, had trlfle better Of the
argument over Chiffon. The middies,
however, were unable to make any long
hits OFF Chllton's delivery.
| Though the Virginians made four errors,
| two of which wero costly ones. and the
Annapolis being faulty twice In this
| particular, tho fielding OF both teams
at other stages of the game was clean
and fast. Chiffon. OF the visitors, made q
sensational catch OF Thcobald's hot liner
III the fifth.
Kelly who was behind the bat for
washington and Les In yesterdays COM
test with St. Johns. played in right fold
to-day. and 1rinlble caught Instead.
kelly's stick work In to-day's game
was the redeeming feature Of tho vis!-
tors batting. he making three clean SIN
giles out Of as many times up The
fielding of Wilson at first was also
good, accepting sixteen of his seven
teen chances.
The Washington and Lee boys did not
score until tho seventh inning, though
runner got as far as second In each the
third. fourth and sixth innings. In the
seventh, however. mighty attempt was
made to score. even If they did not win,
and their efforts brought forth one
run, Wilson led off In this inning. and
was out at first. but Legore reached the
first sack on stiles's error Of Shcfford's
throw, stole second, ard reached third
on Fields's passed ball. Hereford, the
next at bat, was out for bunting on
the third strike. Kelly. who had already
made two hits, then came up and cracked
out clean single to right field, and
sLegore camo home for the visitors only
run. In the last two innings not one OF
the Lexngtonlans got as far as first
The middles started to score In the
first. McWhortcr got to first and Sec
ond on Wilson's error. and scored on
Cohcn's single. Annapolis was BANKED
for the next six Innings but they man
aged to score one moro In the eighth on
a wild throw by Hereford and an error
by Dawson. Score:
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LEcTRIc LIGHTS.
Marsville Preparing for Elec-
ic Light and Power.
(sial to The Times -Disl,a tch,

slal TO The Times dispatch
| EVANSVILLE, VA, April 22.--Elec-
trlc Is will DO blazing in Martins
vile re the end Of summer. More
than the town is getting ready for
the 'dbpment Of electric power on
large e. An option has recently been
secure the town on the water power
OF SIN River. at q point one and a
half u south Of Martnsvile. at the
HAIRS Nils" Mr.. a. l.. Scott, a
skllledraulic engineer and electrician,
represeg Mcssrs. Lockwood md
Green, Boston, has been employed to
make trvey az the power and to es-
Innate cost of bringing this power TO
the to In the shape of electricity,
prov!dror the largest practicable de-
yelopmof power at the point named,
with abot dam, and the establishment
OF an squate electric lighting sys-
tenn In town. Mr.. Scott has already
visited proposed location Of the dam,
and estes a maximum development OF
some horsepower. He Will be here
next y with his assistant engineers
to begs work of making surveys and
estima'which will require about ten
days, ; believed that the total cost
or the 7 Will not exceed $4,000. Mr.
tnsyill not afraid OF municipal own
ership public utilities. and the entire
plant power will be owned by the
town. previous experiments In m,l-
nicipalnership and operation have
been fy'ngly successful OF the
power p developed some hundred and
fifty f-power will be needed for
town pses, and the balance will be
sold tqtories and shops at low an
nual n There is enough demand here
at pre- for power to take at least
half % surplus and the cheaDness
Of theFsr will doubtless attract new
lndustl It Is believed by conserva- |
tive bliss men, who have studied the
cond'tiand cost carefully, that the
plant be a revenue producing asset |
from beginning.
Mr. will make surveys of other
powerSthe river available for deyel-
opmend when there is sufficient do
mand Will also be brought to the
town.
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{. i . . J. III i.
1897. when he WINS signed by Harry
Cunningham for Norfolk He went bacls
into Norfolk In lsas, but was transferred
to Richmond. OF the Atlantic League, and
helped win the pennant. In 1893. he was
with Richmond, and when the Atlantic
League dlsbanded he went to Syracuse
Of the Eastern League. and remained
there the following year.
In 1901 he played with Richmond In
the State League. and In 1902 With Char
lotto. OF the North Carolina League,
When this league disbandcd he went to
Manchester n. H.. In the New England
League, and helped win the pennont
there
Last year Bishop was with tho cllam-
pion Schenectady team. Of the New York
State League.
He Is still a youngster and has all sorts
OF chances ahead OF him.
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v. p. l., s; St. Adams, S.
Special To The Times dispatch


BLACkSBuRG, VA, April 23.-V P. I.
took the third OF the championship games
from ST, Adams this afternoon by a
score OF to 3, making the best two out
OF three, 1t took eleven innings OF gilt
edge ball to do the trick, but with the
score TO s, and two hands out,
SchaeEfer, for V. p. l. drove a three
Dagger to center-fleld bringing In st.
Clair. who was on the initial bag thus
winning the game.
Clarence r. Miles, OF V. p. T., Rich
mond. was knocked out. but pucklly
played the game out.
Batteries: st. Adams Warren and
Holt; " p, l., Tlnsley, Fitzpatrick and
Walsh
Score: r. Fl. e.
v. r. l.t....,.. 49,. commenced il
st. Adams. ... ,.,,.. ,....,....5 8
struck out by Tinsley, I; struck out by
Warren. 6.
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COLLEGE SPIDERS
TOOK The GAME
Halnpden- Sidney Could do Moth
ing With Pitcher
Cardoza

Riohmond College had all Its own way
after the fourth inning yesterday. Up 10
that time The game looked ike q close
one. Then the local hlltcrs pounded
montgomery for four hits, two or iem
for two bags each. which. logethe. with
., pass and all error by Fleming. netted
five runs.
The visitors could do nothing with Car
doza, making just two hits In The entire
game. On the other hand, Richmond
punched hits and In two lnninga won The
game and dlslleartened the visitors. Tho
hits were all timely, four earned runs
having been made by the local coilesians.
Woodfln made several errors, which
did no; amount TO anything in the long
run, and tho only run By lInmpden-sld-
ney was made by Scott, who got his base
by being struck by pitched ball
Mench and Hayes made good catches In
the outficld. and the former hit for two
bags TO deep center with the bnses full,
later scoring himself on Handy's two
Dagger.
The visitors had crippled tenn and
gave that as an excuse for their defeat,
which is shown In the following score.
~ {fg RICHMOND COZ .I.E,f,n Itsz
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/, e w innovations
and devices for your conveni-
ence and comfort in travelling.
NO matter what need you
may have-a 35c Telescope up
TO q $1,000 Wardrobe Trunk
you'll find 1t right here at q
min ute's notice, and It's right,
price and all.
We buy everything right out
81 the factory, which brings
factory prices closer to you
than they usually get.
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Standing of the Clubs.
St. Louis, 2; Detroit, I.

DETROIT. MICH, April 23.-After a
pitchers battle with the score tied at
the end of ninth inning, st. Louis won
IN tile tenth on Burkett's double and
singles by Hedrich and Hemphill
Sccre. r. H. r.
st. Louis. ........o o00olo00 2--3 1
Dc;iot .,.........O 0 0 o. 01 90 OIL s ]
Batteries: Donovan and Woods Howell
and I>ehoe Time, 1850. Umpire, o'Lough-
liz. Attendance, 5000.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Brooklyn, 3; Boston, 2.

BOSTON, MASS. April 2S.-ln fine
exhibition Of the hit and run game.
Brooklyn won out in the ninth inning Of
to-day's contest with Boston.
Score by Innings: r.. II. z.
Brooklyn .......... 0100O01 us 1
Boston .......,.... 1 10000 Q % q
Batteries: Cronin and Bergen: Wills
and Moran. Time, LIS Umpire Moran.
Attendance, 3,072.
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JOHN BISHOP GONE
WITH MONTREAL
Richnond Pitcher Leaves Tucs-
day for the Eastern
League.

John Bishop. known to tho local fans
as "Bcauty Bishop" and one Of the Lest
twirlers In the country, has signed With
Montreal, OF the Eastern League, and
will leave hero with Manager Atherton's
team on Tuesday.
Bishops career has been varied. lie has
always played with winning toans and
Richmond enthusiasts think .he Mon
troal club has done well 10 get him. He
played around Richmond on the lots as
a school boy. and was given n chow In
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Postmiasters Appointed.
especial to The Times ispatch)
April a3.-The following

WASHINETON,3 April a3,--Ihe foIIOWlhg
fourth-cass postmasters were appointed
to-day:
Virginia Beatrice, Charlotte county,
Waller e. Boswell, vice, Mrs Lula b.
Holloway, resigned; Jefferson. Powhatan
county, Marion a. Herring, vice James
A. Cosby resigned, Millers Tavern, Es-
sex county, @. NJ Smoot, vice Augustus
G. Courtney, removed; Mount Vince,
buckingham county, William e, Spencer,
vice Samuel q. Spencer, dead Selma AL
leghany county, William II. McIieever,
vice Daniel l.. Carter, resigned.
North Carolina enhnm, Wilkes coun-
ty Martin W. Tucker. vice NJ, s, Darnall,
resigned; Oak Ridge. Gnilford county,
Robert T.. Blaylock, vice Marion T.
Blaylock, dead; 4-..er, Moore county,
Peter Conner, vice T. NJ. Baldwin, dead.
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Chicago, 6; Cleveland,

CLEVELAND. OHIO, April 23.--Chicago
beat Cleveland by one run In an interest
ing game, Clevelands six errors giving
Chicago four of their SIX runs,
Score: II. II, r.
Cleveland ...........s oo0o2oo o-5 Q 6
Chicago ,...,.o.....2 000OO3 0--6
Batteries: Donohue and Abbott: White
md Sullivan. Time, l:25, Empires. Sheri-
dan and King. Attendance, lO,lN
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Boston. q; PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA. PA, April 23.-Tanne-
hiil's superb pitching was the cause Of
l'hiludelphias second defeat by Boston.
Score: r. III. II.
Boston ...,..-.,.,..l 10000 0--s /
Philadelphia ...,,.,O OIL 600 o OIL 3 1
Batteries: Tannehlll and Crigger: Plank
ard Powers, Time, :45 EMPIRES, Con-
molly and Carpenter Attendance, l5.-
0Ji,
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100 Doses
For One Dollar

Economy in medicine must be
measured by two things-cost and
effect. 1t cannot be measured by
either alone. 1t is greatest in that
medicine that does the most for
the money that radically and per
manently cures at the least OK.
pense. That medicine is
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Atlanta ". Montgomery 3.
Nashville a, Birmingham 8.
New orleans 10, Shreveport 2.
Memphis 8, Littb, Rock O.
Nashville, A; Birmingham, 8,
BIRMINGHAM, ALA April 23,-By
timely. hitting in the sixth inning Nash
tille scored In the four runs and won
,o-day's game. Tritton was little wild.
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Pantops, s; Woodberry, I.

tSpec1aI 70 The TImes-Dfspa tch.)
iARLOTTESVlLLE VA, April o.
Wlberry Forest which vanqulshcd
Wlington and Lee University on We'd
ney was defeated here this after
no by the Pantops Academy nine.
byscore Of to 1. The features were
thetchlng of Mcconnell, and opportune
bats OF Thompson. which was direct
~ bonsible for four Of the runs scored
by htops. The contest was the second
OF cup series for the championship
OF tPiedmont League.
sc! R.H. e.
Woorry...,.. ..oooooooo1-1 &
Pant.... 49,. ..0030 020'-5 8
Bales: Adams and Walker; McCon-
mel Stephens.
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Training Squadron.

Especial TO the 7.ImhS-DlspltcfL) q w
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April "a
The flagship Minneapolis. OF the train
Ing squadron. With admiral Wise's flag
at its masthead has been Joined In
Hampton Roads by tho converted cruiser
Dixie from Philadelphia. she Will coal
and take on 800 landsmon and then so
to Panama.
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which book you Book on the Ieart.
want and "a. Book on the Kidneys.
dress DR.. Shoop, Book for Women.
Box 1888. RAJ Book s for Mel (scaled).
cine. Wis Book on Rhenatism.
X Mild cases, not chronic, are oftencured with
one or two bottles. At druggists
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and this Is largely responsb, for the
defeat.
* Score: r. Fl. p.
Birmingham 1900. 100000 co--3 9
Nashville ....... . 0 0 0 4 OIL ,
Batteries Hopkins, Triton and Mil
lerick; Herman and Fisher I Attend
ance, 3.46o.
Atlanta, II; Montgomery, 8.
ATLANTA, GA. April 2S.--y pounding
Pitcher Roach severely Alfalfa made It
three stralghts from Montgomery here
to-day. Srug and Mellor, 9 the locals,
led In tho hitting
IS Score: r. II. p.
Atlanta .......... 2o24oo Oil IA 3
Montgomery -. 20 o 10 90 o. 9
Batteries:8 Smith and carko; Roach
and Clarke. Umpire Muane. Attend
ance, s. 0Co.
College Games Yesterday.
At New Haven. Yale University Of
Pennsylvania
AT Middletown. Conn. Wesleyan 10,
Rutgers 3.,
+ at Wllllamstown Villains 4. Union 1.
At Providence: Brown, Princeton 8.
at Atlanta: Georgia Silool OF Technol-
ogy 4, Auburn 8.
At Durham. N. c.: rinity College l,
Walks Forest College 0ten lnnings)
at Greensboro. N. I: University OF
Virginia g.. Universityof North Caro-
lima 2
at Athens. Ca: uniWsity OF Georgia
&, Clemson College 3 (telve innlngs).
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Hoods .JdrsapQriliq

II purifies and enriches the blood,
cures pimples, eczema and all
eruptions, tired, languid feelings,
loss OF appetite and general debility.
Hoods sarsaparI!la promises TO
cure ard keeps the promise.
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Summary: Two.base hits-llandy. Sush-
erland, Mench, Three base hit--kuyken-
dali. Home run-Cardo2n. Stolen bases
Robinson Sutherland t2) Mench ts,,
Scott. Pryor. Double plays-Pryor tunas-
sstedj. Handy TO Sutherland. Hayes 70
Sutherland Bases on batls--off Cardoza,
q off Montgomery 10 Hit by pitched
balis-Scott. Pryor (2) Struck out-by
Cardoza. 2: BY Montgomery, g. Passed
balls-Scott. . Time OF game. l:25. I'M
pre. Mr. Tacks allen. Attendance, 800,
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New York, 10; Philadelphia, T..

New York, 10; PhlIadelphla, I.
NEW YORK. April 23.-Phlladelphia
went down to defeat before New York
to-day Dahlens fielding and Browne S
batting were the features.
Score by Innings: r. II. %.
New York........ l FL ISL 0 0x-10 13
philadelphia -. 90 O00O10o-
Batteries: Wttze, McGinnity and War
ner; Sparks and DOOM and Marshall
Time, l;34. Umpire. Emslle. Attendance,
estimated $500. &
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Washington and Lee..... 70 0 0 0 O 0 d
annapolis ................ 0 0 0 0001' 80
|Summary-Hereford out, bunting third
like. Stolen bases. McWhorter. Cohen
In, Field, Needham. Struck out. by
ilton /, by Needham I. Passed balls,
Id Sacrifice hits. Shields. TrImble
9 Goldthwalte. Umpire, Pensmith.
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Pittsburg, s.; Cincinnati, S.

FIttSUurS, O, lOlIlCllllldtl, 5.
PITTsBURG, PA, April 23.--After Veil
had apparently lost the game, Camnitz
relieved him In the middle of the fifth,
and Cincinnati got but two hits after
that. 3d
Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Pittsburg .s.... OOso1lOo1-6 II 9
Cincinnati ....... 001040 0000-5 6 !
Batteries: Veil, Camntz and Smith;
Ewing and PETIT. Time. 2:l0. Umpire.
tombstone. Attendance, $3.50.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

o. & o. Sunday Outings. L
begin Sunday, May l. Two fast ves.i-
buled trains leave Richmond $3.50 and 9
A. M. Parlor cars attached. $l.O0 round
trip to tho seaside.
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Victory for West End.

The West End team defeated tho
Eighth Street team yesterday by score
OF 10 to g.
The lineup OF the West End team was
as follows: Philips, catcher; Collins.
pitcher; Delaney. shortstop; Moseley,
first-base and manager; Wills second-
base; Rountree third-base; Lambert, left
field; Parson, center-field; Weber, right-
field.
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CUMBERLAND PARK.
Lady Savoy Takes Belle Meade
Stakes at Nashville.
(By Associated PressJ

| NASHVILLE. TENN, April 34-N OF
a favorite finished In from, at Cumher-
| land Park to-day. William Gerst's Lady
savoy, cleverly ridden BY Lync. cup-
+, turel the Belle --eade stake In easy
| style. Summarizes
First lrace--selling five and one-half fur
longs-J. Sidney Walker q TO y first,
Komombo % to 81 second, Radlum 90 to
y third Time, los.
Second, race-Four furlongs--Grecn
Gown 70 to ID first. Lady carlin g TO y
second, Omealca i25 to /, third Time.
Isl.
Third race-Duncan Hotel handicap;
One and one-slxteenih mics-Monsienr
Beaucarie Is to y first, The Regent a
to y second, Coruscnte Is to b. third.
Time l:47 IL,
Fexrth race-Bcllc Meade stakes; four
and one-half furlongs Lady Savoy Is 10
y first, Limerick Girl e to y second.
Lady Ellison q to q third, Time. ;55 ga.
Fifth race-Selling one and one-eishlh
miles-Lou Woods 90 to y first, Missi Q
90 to u second, Discuss a TO y third.
Time, 1867 -2.
Sixth race-sIx and one-bnil furongs-
Allsta a to y frst, Emperor OF India
(25 to u second. Miss Crawford Il to lO)
third. Time. 1:2l l-2.