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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24

q number of well known young men
appeared before the Corporation Court
yesterday to give testimony in regard
to IN alleged gambling joint located
In the second story of n building on
The north side OF Twenty seventh
street, between Washington and West
avenues. Ex-Concilman J. j. Thomas
Is alleged To be proprietor of the es-
Establishment In question.
information concerning the suppos.
ed gaming place was given to the mi.
thorities, with n list of the names of
certain men who were said to frequent
he room. SuhpOcnas were issued for
every ono whose name appeared on
the list and the parties put In their
appearance ut the court house yester-
day morning at II O'Clock.
Tho case was not acted unon by the
grant, jury, however, The pffense'
charged being only a mis,lemeanor.
the case was sent to the police court
for trial. No date for The trial III the
police court has been set, but It is
supposed that it Will take place In the
| next fow DAYS. All of the witnesses
(wili he summoned to appear in the
police court and the case will he fully
aired.
This is the first time the authorities
have had gambling room case 10
deal with for some time. The game.
stcri were pretty well scared up by
tho general move against them some
| months ago and il is said that they
have hcen very discreet, TO, say the
least, since that time.
Indictments were returned by The
grail Jury yesterday in several cases.
| j. n. Nelson. The yomng man charged
with assanlting and attempting To rob
w. u. Brown, was indicted and prob.
ably will he tried some time during
| this term Of the court. he has been
unable to give bnil and is still in jail
True bills were returned in the
cases of John IIagan. charged with
house breaking, and Fred Diggs,
charged with grand larceny.
Judge Barham called his criminal
docket yesterday and set numerous
cases for trial during the term.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
worden, Macno.

suofers %hipple. Worden, Macno
n"ugh and Stewart M
Since their arrival here Inst Satn:
iay mos, of The vessels have been
iuie,ly riding ut anchnr In the strcnln
just off the Casino. hit he monitors
visited Hampton Rcn'is last Tuesday
for practices. All Of the vessels lav.:
rerlcnished their bunkers With coal.
sine" Their arrival hero and every
thing is In rcaliilcss for their depart.
ure io.;nf.
The nidhipmen aboard the jlect
base slcnt The last i've days in Wis
itina anil inslrctlns The shiuyard here.
The mdshipmen's cruise. will OK.
lend urlil August 3lst.. during which
lire lheii ships will visit all lie naval
stations along the New England Coast.
The i!rct will return to Chesapeake
BAY he latter part Of August and
the ,ili,isliipnlnn will discnbark at lh,
laval Academy on August 3'st.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24

] take this means of extending my
heartfelt gratitude for ithe support ana
votes given me In my recent campaign
! have no Ill will toward those who
opposed my recent nomination I shall
epdcaeor 10 conduct my Office concien-
tionsly and cpnrieonsly with due re-
gard to the rights of all. I cOngratu-
late Mr.. Cunningham on the handsome
expression of popularity and favor
WHICH he received. | shall thank, IN
advance. the Democratic voters OF
Newport News for their support ana
y0lcs which they will extend TO me
I'm re-electing me to the position which
now hold.
1t d. G. SMITH.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Social Personal

go unts,, .,nnp. s,fu. .5.il ,ttt H.. Il.
s'ssss'ssasssssssssssssa ssssssssssssssssa.s.sss:
Miss Rosa Lear is in Manchester
visiting friends.
Mr.. William Garner returned yGster-
day from business trip to Baltimore.
Miss Norma Wingfleld, of Richmond,
Is visiting friends here
Mrs. l.. r. Frazier left vest erday for
Isle nf Wight county, where she will
he the guest of relatives
:. Miss Madeline Morton. of Richmond,
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. William
Donald, in East End
Miss Lillian Chrisman left yester
day for Boston, where she will spend
the summer.
Miss Ida Edwards has returned from
Richmond. where she spent week
with relatives.
The Misses Batey, of Asheville. n.
y. are the guests of their brother
MIR. II. j. Batey. in East End.
Mrs. n. G. Williamson has returned
to her home in Dcnhcigh after a visit
To friends in this city.
Miss Eta Foster, of Washington. is
visiting the Misses Everett. on Chest
nut avenue
Miss Myra Wilson, who has been in
ut the hospital with appendicitis for
several weeks, has recovered.
Mrs. c. f. Chappcll, OF Farmyille, is
at The bedside of her sister, Mrs. l.. j..
boiling, who is critically III at her
home. on Fifticth street.
ocrg! att J. w I.cyli,ds and Mira,
Reynolds. left yesterday for Oman. Mel
son county, wln.rc they will spcnl icv
cral weeks with relatives ami friends.
Mr.. a. Goo1c Cofcr. OF The firm of
y. q. Cofcr. a. Co. has returned from
Ashevillc, n. G., very much improved
In health. Mr.. Golfer says that AIR. II.
Nj. Johnson. of this city, who went
to Ashcvillc for his health several
months ago, is steadily improving.
:, MiSs virginia Hart, of Comet. and
MISS Clara Libby, OF Smithfleld, are
visiting Miss Sconeld. on Twenty
ninth street
Miss Mary Parsou. of Lynchburg, Is
visiting the Misses Robertson on
Thirty-fourth street
Mrs. S. j. Savage continues very IN
mt the hospital.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
1T. COMMANDER HALL iiERE

New rlnspecto' of Machinery Reports
to Capt in:h.
lientehant Commander Harry Hall,
vino was recently assigned 10 duty
nj tHhe shipyald here rs The inspcc-
TO: Of machinery. has reported to Capt
Richard r. Inch. fnr ility He will
he assist 10. Captain In,.h ut;ilI June
2st! when the former viii ~ retired
Upon the retirement Of Captain Inch
Lieutenant Commander Hall viii b.
;o'ne inspector of machinery at the
yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

,aeIt. G.. Gagnon, Miss Edith Pollock
And their associates OF tie GaEnon-
Pollock Stock Company last night re-
,peated their success of Thursday In
+"Tbc Gambler and the Lady" at the
Buckroe Beach theater. The specially
bill was again well received, each of
dhe artists being compelled to respond
to encores.
"rhe Gambler and the Lady" Is one
of the best attractions offered at the
bench this season and will doubt less
draw another large audience tonight
when the play will be seen for the
last time.
Commencing Monday there will be a
change of bill, with n new olio of spe-
cinltles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Edwin Eckles Dead.

Mt. tdwln EcklcS, aged 81 years,
died yesterday aflcrnot) ut o'clock
~ the residence of his sister. Mrs.
EMMA Roderhiser. 222 Thirty-cighth
street. The funeral will take place nj
the residence this afternoon ut 1870
o'clock. tho services heing conducted
10y Rev. r.. y. Shcnk. The body will
he Inferred Mt Grcenlawn cemetery.
The deceased was employed al the
shipyard as n clipper and caulkcr.
He was unmarried.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
Old Citizen Passes Away.

MIR. j. II. earns, aged a years, died
at The general hospital yesterday
morning. after n lingering illness The
body will be shipped today to vii
mington.. Del, the old home of the de.
ceased, for intermcnt. Mr.. earns had
been resident of this city for ten
years. being employed Mt the shipyard
as helper. lie is survived by one
son, Mr.. Fl. L. earns.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24

$500 for lot on Twenty-fifth street,
near Roanoke avenue. II taken quickly.
See w T. CHAPLIN, 25l7 Washington
avenue. G-1S.6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
NEWPORT NEWS VS.. p4oEsus

tYe"Iy Matchtd Teams Meet ON Ca.
slno Grounds Today.
The Ne%lnr, News baseball team
and the nine frcn: r',oei,,ls will cross
bats or the .Casiuo t.inMolnl tlis at
trlnonn n. n'cluci ion the second
time this srnsnn. an fast contest
is anti' ipatcd by Tho lncnl fans.
Tie local team defeated the phcr-
bus nine on the Casino diamond last
atnrday by the score of :, 10 ., after
enc of the tastes, baseball games
eyer played on thu: diannnl.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
SPECIAL RATES VIA c. & o.RourE
To Lewis G. Clark Exposltlon--Paciflo
Coast Tours

The G. & o. Ry. will, during the sum
mer. sell round trip tickets to Portland
daily. going and returning via direct
routes and for variable routes through
California on specified dates.
For rates, schedule. dates for vari-
able routes, stop-overs, Pullman reserv-
atoms. address,. 81
i, II. w, ROBINSON,
Ticket Agent. C. & O.. Ily.,
G,11-tf. Newport News. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24
CALLED UPON TOTELL
OF ALLEGED GAMING
Well Known Young Meu Ape ar
ed Before The Corporation
Court Yesterday.
CASE SENT TO POLICE COURT

Justice Brown VIII Have to Give the
Matter an Airins-Ex-councilman
J. ]. Thomas said to connduct Gam.
bling Room on Twenty.seventh
Street in Heart of City.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24

Miss Rosa Lear is in Manchester
visiting friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24

Miss Norma Wingneld, of Richmond
Is visiting friends here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24

Mr.. William Garner returned yGster-
day from business trip to Baltimore
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24

Mrs. l.. r. Frazier left yesterday 70
Isle Of Wight county, where she vii
be the guest of relatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24

NEwrLINE OF TRIMMED HATS,
especially In while and blacH
$500 and $5.9S values en- no
are now $1.9S and .....9ZIJV
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-24

BIG LOT OF FLOWERS. 5SHk
and linen, in perfect condition, Z 1l
colors; were 75c. ands 9Sc, oEn
Now, per bunch .,,,rtn,n,Z Ny
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
Philadelphia Markets.

Philadelphia, Dec. 2l-FEED-There was
a fair demand for deslrapie stock, prices
OF which ruled steady under moderate Of
ferings. Quotations. Winter bran, in
bulk. per ton, SisOodis50; spring bran. in
sacks, as to size, per ton, sla0qi950
FIOUR-Receipts. 3OS6 barrels. 1875. fss
pounds in sacks. The market ruled weak
under free offerings and slow demand.
Quotations Winter extras S50Ona % /;
Pennsylvania roller, clear S350aS7O: do do
strnight, Ss.75@3e0
Rye Flour was quiet and steady. We
quote choice Pennsylvania at S375a3sO
per barrel In wood. Western. IN sacks at
S3.7O0S.SO, the latter for fancy patent; and
do do in wood at SS9OaAoO.
Buckwhcat Flour.-The market ruled
firm under light offerings. but trade was
quiet. We quote at s2.i5a2g % per 100 pounds
for new.
WHEAT-The market ruled steady un-
der moderate offerings, but neither ex-
porters nor local millers showed much dis
position 10 trade. Brad streets estimated
am increase Of Li66,Ooo bushels In the
worlds visible supply No. red was
quoted as follows December. SiaSltsc.
Spot car lots, in export elevator.
CORN-Onerings were only moderate
and prices were steadily held. but there
was little demand from any source. We
quote cob corn, as to qaulity on track. at
5Oa5ic per 20 pounds. and cool sweet new
yellow at 5oa5okc as TO quality and loca.
/ tion.
/ POULTRY-Live was in small supplS
and firm, as fololws; Fowls. hens. heavy,
llhql2c; do do small and Inferior i0ailc
old roosters, Sc; spring chickens, as e
quality l0Qliiac; turkeys. 16al7c: ducks
lSaiAc; geese. 12alSc: pigeons, old. pei
pair, 250Soc; pigeons, young. per pair. va
25c.
SOLID PACKED BUTTER-separato
creamefy, extra, DC; dc hrsts. 2ea14c: q,
seconds. 2oQ2ic; storage creamery. 2Oaese
EGGs-selected. 3ias2; nearby choice
Gin returnable orates) 2Sc; nearby. fair Z,
good, 25d2'c; western choice. dn IRE,
cases) 29c.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21

Foulk, Francis H. Honecker, Edward G.
Cook, William c. Martin and Emile
Eclert, surviving trustees Of said as
ISOLATION. TO George NJ Miller, house
and lot CNo. S3s Walnut streeO on the
west side of Walnut street, lS9 feet
south OF Ninth street Lot 10 feet 5
inches by So feet. Consideration, $500.
Fidelity Real Estate improvement
co. TO Minnie g. Davis. wife of sam
uel II. Davis, lot and four houses at
southeast corner of Twenty third ana
Market streets. Lot 81 feet inches by
105 feet Consideration $1,000.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
LEGALINTELLIGENCE
In the Superior Court
JUDGMENTS.
None.
NEW SUITS ENTERED.
None
EXECUTIONS
None.
ON TRIAL.

Case of Wilmington Candy Co. VS..
Remington Machine co. Is still on trial
on account Of washouts on the Dela-
ware city trolley line and the railroad
leading there, some jurors were abs
sent at 10 o'clock and had not reach
ed the court house al noon.
ESTATES OF THE DEAD.
Letters of administration d. b. n
upon estate of Samuel Thompson were
granted to Horace G. Knowles.
Letters OF administration upon es-
tate Of William c. Whiteley were
granted 20 Henry Whiteley.
Letters OF administration upon es-
tate OF Antonio Pennello were granted
to Michael Pennello.
Letters of administration upon es-
tate Of Justis j. Hendrickson We're
granted to Martin =. Kemether.
coNvEYANcEs.
Maggie r. Sheppard and David w.
Sheppard, her husband, to Gilbert W.
Chambers, tract OF land i'm Mill Greek
hundred. containing eight acres. Con-
sideration. $3.50.
Harry l. ellis. sheriff. to Ella i.
Ebert house and lot No. III West
Eleventh street on the north side OF
the street SO feet inches east OF Tat
nall street. Lot N feet o inches by 100
feet 6 inches. Consideration. 1890.
Henry c. Conrad TO James c.. Hink-
son and Margaret A. Hinkson. his wife,
lot of land at Glynrich. Christiana hum
dred on the northwest side of Mary
land avenue. 800 feet northeast OF Du-
Pont street, or Centre road. lot $50 feet
by i40 feet Consideration. $3.50.
Edward O'DonnelL widOwer, TO Mary
A. Myers wife Of David S. Myers, house
and lot ON the west side Of Spruce
street, 10 feet north OF Eighth street
Lot ~ feet by 73 feet 4 inches. Con-
sideration 81.
Mutual Loan Association and samuel
y. Belts. James NJ. Winner George C..
Maris, George n. Maier William II
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
MAKING Extensive Alterations.

For several months past Joseph Kel-
ly. proprietor of the Parke Hotel. al
Lancaster avenue and Union street
has had force of men employed in
improving his place of business and
before the work is completed the hotel
viii have expended $500 or more. The
barroom will have tiled doors and the
bar fixtures viii be OF slate. The walls
viii be tiled half way up and the me-
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
eraIn Market.

w. r. Wilson furnishes the following
prices;
Oats-Wholesale, 4oc per bus. retail. i2c.
Corn-Wholesale, 55c per bus; retail. Co.
Wheat-Whoiesale. soc per bus. retail s.
Bran-Wholesale, Sls per ton; retail. $50.
SIS per ton; retail. SIG
straw-Wholesale. Sl1 pcr ton; retail. ST.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21

tallic walls to the ceiling and the cell
ing itself will add greatly TO the ap-
pearanee Of the place. George Peacock
and Company. of Philadelphia. are do
ing the work. When the Improvements
ARE completed, the hotel viii be one OF
the most attractive in the city.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
HOFFM MANS
WILL HELP YOU
Make Every Dollar Count
IN CUg rsf'rTNr
Ideal Christmas Gifts.
Presents for Everybody

Book Cases. These useful
pieces go far toward furnishing
the library OF sitting room;
high class gift that will please
everybody.
SI4oo Oak, glass door, "A inches
wide =. . ...... $3.50
$500 Oak, glass door, 20 inches
wide .... ~ l....... S14.oo
S22.oo Oak, ? Glass doors, 4S
inches wide .. ..$I7.5o
Parlor Tables, Couches, Hat
Racks, Commodes, Chifoniers,
China Closets. Toilet Tables,
Administer Rugs.
Rockers. You'll save Money
and Cash by looking through
our handsome Display OF Rock-
ers. Great assortment, restful
and luxurious. Prices range from
$500 up to $500.
ELEGANT FURS, Quality
Workmanship and Absolute
Correct Styles, requisites you
cannot afford to overlook are
combined in the fur sets and
pieces which we offer. Let us
show YOU our line.
A full line of Ladies and
Gents CLOTHING
STOVES. Every Lehigh
Range is Absolutely guaranteed.
You run no risk if it's a Lehigh,
the great Coal Saver.
Open Every Evening Until
Xmas.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
FINANCIAL NEWS
Soon After the Opening Of the
Stock Market There Was
Improvement
PANcoAsr

EIGHT. ... PANCOAST.. =. .........
by our own Wire, Publishers Press.
New York. Dec. 2L-The FIRST few quo
tations in the stock market showed the
average scarcely changed. The market
then began a rapid improvements ST.
Paul went 1 per cent and It shared the
leadership with Union Pacific. VIII ch opens
ed unchanged, but gained. n. Y Central
rose ! S-S, Anaconda opened 1 per cent.
lower and rallied per cent The aberage
Of the whole list was up probably s-S to ls.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
Gregg Farm Sold.

The Joseph +. Gregg farm in Mil
Creek hundred, containing IS acres IN
a high state Of cultivation, good build
ings, fences and orchards. was sold
at public auction this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
Deaths.

James NJ. Banthem.
William B. Ford.
Rufus ID. Hicks
Albert ID. Bowers
John Maloney.
HENDRICKSON-In BrandyWine hum
dred. Del. December 20. 1905. j. J.
Hendnickson. aged Al years
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral. Services
at the residence Of Martin =. Kemether
Rockland. Del. December %. al o. M
internent at Lombardy cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
we're sold By conslai6ls 'li5il Bowers yesier

were sold by Constable Bowers yester-
day for s1ss. Samuel slesinger bought
the stock as 'Ss
on TUESDAY next December 18th. 1905
the e3oss reggipts efa tle saloon of James
4. Kelley A4fdifhs ,u,d shpiey streets
v n .be cilvetfte tit-thnb Of tho house
FOR a Christmas present. james \. Kelley.
proprietor, so
Evening journal., 1905-12-21

Constable Sells Dry Goods.
The effects, OF the Wilmington Bar
gain House. at Ma. 316 King street.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
PICTURES.
POSTAL CARD ALBUMS.

25c Albums now Ioc.
soc Albums now SOC.
SI.Oo Albums now 79c.
SIPS Albums now $I.oo.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
JEWEL CASES.

soc Jewel Cases, SOC.
75c Jewel Cases 6Sc.
SI.5o Jewel Cases SI.oo.
s.. so Jewel Cases SI.75.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
CHINA

All Decorated China reduce
CSC China now l0c
soc China now SOC
75c China now 65c.
S1.oo China now 75c.
SI.2s,China now $I.oc.
SI.5o China now SIPS.
$500 China now SI.5o.
s.. 50 China now SI.o5.
$500 China now $2.25.
PICTURES.
Cut in price.
IOc Pictures now &c.
3Sc Pictures now 25c.
soc Pictures now soc.
75c Pictures now 65c.
$I.oo Pictures now 70c.
S2.oo Pictures now $I.5o.
S2.2s Pictures now SI.75.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
Christian Alliance.

Messrs Henry Guild James Alexander
5o5 shipley street, services. Prayer and
praise. $50 a. M; Sunday School. Las p.
ni.. preaching, 5.l5 p. M; Young Peoples
Meeting. y. M. preaching, D. m
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
At Rodney.


A we'll selected musical program at
the Christmas entertainment OF the
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church
will be rendered by its well known
uuartette. composed of ]. Frank Ayres.
tenor: Leland p. Harrington, bass:
Miss Elsie Howett, contralto, and Mrs
W. r. ID. Lewis. soprano. as follows:
Morning-Anthem, Schneider. shout
D Earth From Silence Waking" Of
fertory bass solo, Vandewaters zone
Quiet Night" by Leland p. Harrington
Evening-At the evening service
including the congregational singing
from the Church Hymnal, the quartette
will render Anthem. Danks well
known 'And there were Shepherds
Offertory. the famous soprano solo OF
Vandewater. entitled The Christ
Child" will be sung by Mrs. W. r. ID
Lewis. The sermons at both services
VIII he delivered by the pastor. the
Rev. w r. d. Lewis. The Christmas
service and music of the church have
tways been attractive and interesting
arsely because Of the preaching and
he music. the choir being considered
,ne OF the best IN the city.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
DOLLS.
COMB AND BRUSH SETS.

25c Sets reduced to Ioc.
soc Sets reduced to soc.
$I.oo Sets reduced TO 7qc.
$2.25 Sets reduced to $I.z5.
S2.75 Sets reduced to $500.
$500 Sets reduced to SAYS.
S3.25 Sets reduced to S2.7.
SS.75 Sets reduced to $500
$500 Sets reduced to $500
$3.50 Sets reduced to 81. &
$3.50 Sets reduced to S.. 50
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
Holiday Goods
Reduced in Price

goods marked down for tonight Friday and Satur-
days selling.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21

foroc f tCe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13

Good starr: won driving: Councilman, br. 9. ..
by Approval-Bromen: owned by N. II. Tiohenor
trained by H. Mcdaniel.
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TROY CHEMICAL CO., Binghamton, N. Y. FFSs"fSS'
aoRsEs AND CARRIAGES.

.tvmie m easure and President Thomas
stepped from out the crowd and made the
mf Plsyns TIE fifth Esan pulled 80 close to
s str ia get the ball where he could hit /.
while Sawyer, after slicng into the rough.
took three swipes at the ball. Each time It
lodged around In the tangled grass as a
rabbit would before beagle. and on the
fourth trial he got IL out. Egan won in 20
I and the next in S to 7, Sawyer being trlfe
short on his approach and also taking 'hree
The seventh Egan also won. to S. Sawyer
oyerapproached and he was up. Now
the eleventh In !. sawyeT's long put won
the twelfth In 3. Halved holes followed on
three, green's. with Esan In the rough aft np
he inf ssne fssn
getting into the bunker beyond the, green
on the play out while Sawyer had fine
chance for a 4 and won.
The seventeenth was q good half IN four.
Egan once more playing the second from
the rough. He dd the same on the eightee99,t 2,
the drives had he not pulled the brassey shot
into the rough and being still there after two
iron plays. They halved in six. avinR
Egan but I up for the morning. Sawyer
had no excuse for not winning the home hole,
In the afternoon the champion played
N faultless style. which seemed TO enliven vel,
going fast enough to win against such
brilliant series of attacks, Only VIII Ander-
son or Aleck Smith could have stood against
such .gollng.. The only hole Sawyer won
was the fourth. In 4. Egan taking three puts
He also missed a put on the ninth AZ
set OF Egan took but ono put on the seventh
and twelfth green's, each a par I. and had
n n
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Racing Ut Latonia.

CINCINNATI Aug. R.-The weather was rainy
early 10 day and the track at Iatona sloppy.
Three favorites, two second choices and one out
up Early Boy. Jockey Radtke. and Hortensla.
turn hut none Of the boys was hun. Handy Bill.
who finished rrst In the sixth race. was disqualified
for fouling.
Fins, Race-Ftve furlongs.-BeEonis. % tRsdtke).
z 10 l. won: Floss s.. % C. Aorrtsl 70 2. second:
sceptic. "a ", HowsiD, 2oto third. Time. 'Oo4-6
EntaSan, Ho!!s, W!na:h!c!d and Yasd also ran.
second Race-Onc mle-Fonsoluae. Io4 &C.
Norris, 3 TO I, won; Naran. Of [Radtke). 8 to =,
second; Hammock Belle. 81 g. Harris 30 70 third
Time. 40. Merino. Sanction, Mint Bed and Lady
IF Third Racc-Five and q half furonEs-Romola
lo4 IHalN TO . won; Lilita, &c. Aorrsl. Is 10 l.
.econd: Topsy Robinson, loo (RAdtkel. 10 8. third
Time, iii Agnolo, Hogan, NeodeahA slso ran.
Fourth Rscc-Six and half fuftongs-LA Pucena
% Gsadtke), to .. won; DelsEoa. 10. g. Norris.
10 q second Nominee. q ". Hlcke>. 90 to L. third
Time, 100 Is Clifton Forge Ind Queen Esther
Flitn Race-one mils--vsa hqpe. ios d. HAlD,
7 10 !, won Foreigner. o a. NobinsonJ, . 10 J.
third sSIS%. Time. is u HuS'e: ga DsaIcs also
SKI: Raos-ons mile and sh!es.elgh!h9- Brock;
SOM. 10 to !, second Joe Rosa, ~ q. nortN 10 to
s.. third. Time. 2:Si. Outlaw. Male hanlon and
liunIy btu AiSo tons ..rt 80