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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18
Baseball Bulletin.

The double-header at Cleveland Park
last Sunday resulted in victories for
both DonaldsonTille teams--the first
game being taken by the Reliances
! from the Burton SWart by 4 3 score.
Whifethe Pelicans scored clean shut
outover the Thibodaux aggregation in
the second.
The Reliance BIS. game went only
five innings, but ended with rush on
the part of the B.-S.'s that made their
opponents hustle to nose them out.
The Reliances crossed the rubber twice
in their first inning, once in The third
and put the winning run across IN the
fifth on a squeeze" by D. Weber and
Creoli after the lumbermen had tied
the score in their half of the fifth. The
features were the batting OF FL. Weber
and Catcher Credits throwing.
The Pelican-Thibodaux contest was
one-sided affair throughout, with the
birds having the best of the argument
at all stages. Yentzen and Creoli did
the hard work for the locals and were
given perfect support by their team
mates, who, besides fielding right up
to the notch, batted like fiends and ran
bases like old-heads. Fl. Weber ex-
hits out of as many times at bat, with
Chastant and Acosta next with two
bingles each. The best Gibbs boys
could do with the local south-paw' g
benders was to secure four singles,
and they never had a look-in at the
plate, no runner going further than
the keystone corner. Score:
F Feiieshs g g rs "a 4
Batteries: Johness, Naquin and Achee
Yentzen and Creoh. Umpire-Montero.
Two new faces were seen in the Pei-
cans line-up-Chastant appearing at
third and Brockman at short. The
addition of these two players greatly
strengthens the team, and it was the
opinion of those who saw the birds
perform last Sunday that Donaldson
vile now has bunch that can hold
it's own with any.
The Pelicans will go down tomorrow
on the Donaldsonville Outing Clubs
excursion to New Orleans, where they
will tackle the Parker Blakes in the
afternoon at Ferran's Park. The drug.
gists are tough proposition, but if the
birds will put up the game they did last
Sunday, the P.-B.'s are likely to have
their winning streak broken. A big
bunch of rooters, headed by Chief Abe
Bloomensteil, will accompany the team
and lend their assistance in pulling
down victory. The headquarters will
be at the Commercial Hotel, corner
Royal and Iberville.
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Card of Thanks.

THyO ALL our friends. who, during the sickness
of our husband and father, offered as their
help and sympathy, and to those who attended
the interment, we return our heartfelt thanks.
To Father. Massardier, the Sisters OF Char
ity, Mesdames j. P. Harp, w. B. Harp and
F. H. Allen, Messrs. Joseph Casso and l.
B. Mattingly, the employees of the =. and T.
Railway and kind neighbors who at the hour
of death showed so much gentle thoughtful
ness, we can only wish that when the Angel of
Death visits their homes they may find as much
altruistic friendship as they have shown u.s.
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Acy--Heath.

Deputy Sheriff William Acy, Jr..
popular and influential citizen OF
the St. Amant section of the parish,
and Miss Lucy Heath, the attractive
daughter of William Heath, leading
farmer of the same locality, were
married at the St. Amant Catholic
church az 6 o'clock Wednesday eve
ming in the presence of large gather
ing OF relatives and friends, Rev. j.
10. Gonon officiating. The Chief takes
pleasure Ia extending hearty congrat-
nlations to the happy young couple
and trusts that they will be blessed
with all the joys that married lite can
possibly bestoW.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

A sweet little girl baby was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. August Landry, OF Oar
row, on Monday, the 9th inst, and the
little miss was ehristened at the Don
aldsonville Catholic church last Sum
day. the pretty name OF Marguerite
FeNcis being bestowed upon her. The
SPONSORS we're Joseph Landry and
Mrs, Paul AIarchand.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

Bazile Berteau and Y. j. Marchand,
of Gonzales, accompanied by Mr..
Marchandss sturdy little son, came to
town yesterday afternoon TO attend
the dedication exercises, returning
home TODAY,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

A. Hudson and M. L. Lee, enter
prising farmers of the Burnside neigh
borhood, visited Donaldsonville on
business yesterday and were welcome
callers at this Office.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

Mrs. T. Battle Cobb and her sweet
little daughter, of Burnside, spent
Sunday in. Donaldsonville as the
guests of Capt. and Mrse We So Cary
and family.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

w. M. and j. N. Delaune, promi.
nent young citizens of Prairieville,
were in town on business Tuesday and
favored The Chief with an appreciated
yicfk
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

Uncle Print Dixon, of Hope Villa,
whom every body@knows and esteems,
was in town Thursday on business and
didn't fail to illuminate the Chief Of
flee with the light of his genial phiz.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

Mrs. Walter I. Barton and her in
teresting little family are spending
some time in Napoleonville as the
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. E. Pc Munson
and family.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

Mrs. C. S. Mcfarland and Miss
Alice Braud, of Burnside, were in
town Tuesday on q shopping touPs
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

George Richard went to ST. Amant
Wednesday to attend the Acy-Heath
nnptials, returning Thursday aftero
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

Col. and Mrs. c. D. Gondran and
their attractive daughter, Miss Marie,
spent Monday in Donaldsonville as
the guests of District Attorney and
Mrs. G., A. Gondran.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

James P. Armitage, of ST. Patrick,
was THANKSGIVING business in Donald
sonville Wednesday.
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Mrs. C. E. Coates and her bright
little sons, Charles and Victor, who
have been visiting Mrs. Coates pa
rents, Capt. and Mrs. Y. Maurin, left
this afternoon for their home in Baton
RnnuA.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-05-18

Mrs. George Richard and children
were among those from here who went
TO Vacherie today to participate in
the annual picnic of the Methodist
Sunday school children of this dis
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Proceedings OF Town Council.
REGULAR MEETING.

Donaldsonyille, La, May Is, 1907.
The council met at 8 o'clock p. m, in the
mayors office at the powerhouse, with Mayor
Chas. Maurin in the chair and the following al
dermen present: VIM. Dill and Jas. Won Lotten.
first ward; NJ. Tobias and D. Israeli Jr,
second ward; ]. E. Blum. third ward. Absent
w. d. Park. third ward.
The reading of the minutes of the last pre-
ceding meeting was dispensed with.
The mayor submitted the following report,
which was received and adopted:
DonaldsonviIle, La May Is, 1907.
To the Members of the Town Council:
Gentlemen-Ihereby submit the following as
my report of the mayors court:
Apr. 24-BaIance on hand. 10 10
May 6-Hester Ennis, disturbing the
peaC6ss s.ssssssssss D W
May 6-Lucinda Hall, disturbing the
peace aud using obscene language. 10 90
May Louis Wild, fighting .............. 10 90
May 7-Lazard Rodeiilat, fighting ...... 10 90
DISBURSEMENTS.
Telephone rentals and tolls, transporta-
ton to Charity Hospital, freights,
etc.,. ..--s.....-.s"s..-...-..-. 81 IL
Balance cash on hand. 81 IS
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For SaIe-Cheap.

ONE CORNER LOT in Churchyille, with
" three houses thereon, all rented Also one
corner lot in Donaldsonville, with five houses.
fine opportunity for profitable investment
viii he sold on reasonable terms. Apply to or
a1dress MICHAEL TOBIAS,
Donaldsonville, La.
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Mrs. George Barker, of Garyville,
is spending the week here as she CUES
of relatives.
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DoNALDsoNvILLE. LA.s

SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1907
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Alumni Banquet.

The second annual banquet of the
Donaldsonville High School Alumni
Association was given at the Nichols
Hotel at O'Clock last night, and re-
suited in a brilliant and enjoyable
success. The tables were spread in the
spacious dining-hall of the popular
hostelry, which was elaborately deco
rated for the occasion with cut flowers,
palms, bunting, moses, pot plants,
etc. A large proportion of the mem
bership of the association, together
with a number of invited guests, in
Guiding Gov. Blanchard, Superintend-
ent Aswell, Miss Sophie B. Wright,
Auditor Capdevielle, the members of
the joint building committee of the
town council, police jury and parish
school board, and numerous promi-
nent citizens of the town and parish,
partook of the many good things to
eat and drink so plentifully provided
by Host Rogge and enjoyed the flow
of orauory which followed the feasting.
The post of POSTMASTER was relegated
to Hon. r. N. Sims, who filed it ad-
mirably, and the sentiments proposed
during the evening, together with the
the names of those who responded
thereto, were as follows:
''Louisianalof Today" Gov. Blanchard.
Education. Hon. James B. Aswell.
Opportunity Miss Sophie B. Wright.
Ascension" Hon. Geo. B. Reuss.
Progress Mayor Chas. Maurin.
"Our Schools, Parish Superintendent D.
B. Showalter.
THE Donaidsonville High School, Princi-
pal J. l.. Rusca.
'Class of '07." President Albert Taddiken.
Our Alumni" Senior Vice President Hud-
son Hunley.
"Reminiscences" Hon. Paul Capdevielle.
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At j. A. DALFEREs' Stores
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clothes = They chang" right!
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE.
Steamer Virgie

This swift and elegant boat makes
EoJR TRIPS DAILY
between Donaldsonyille and Burnside, con-
Meeting with passenger trains, as follows:
Passengers going north take boat at 3 100 O'Clock
a. m. and 90 o clock p. m.
Passengers going south take boat at . 100 o'clock
a. m. and 2:15 o clock p. m.
horse@car at Burnside viii convey passengers
to and from the boat FREE OF CHARGE.
Through tickets to all points sold on the boat.
Trunks and Baggage Handled.
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Qualities looked for by all men
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are found in the Kirschbaum
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Dutchtown Notes.

DIED--On Sunday, May 5, at 8
O'Clock p. M. Seymour Elisar, aged
Al years, 6 months and 10 days, a
native of Ascension parish. Mr..
Elisar leaves a wife, eight children and
numerous other relatives to mourn his
loss. His remains were laid to rest in
the Prairieville cemetery. May God
bless the afflicted family in their great
bereavement.
On Thursday night, May 3, Hadley
Kings soul took flight and wendell
it's way heavenwsrd, crossing over the
river to that celestial shore in the
great beyond, and there, surrounded
by angels aud archangels, it rests in
peace. Little Hadley was the infant
son of c. J. Killing and Elvire Beau
treau. His remains were inferred in
the cemetery at Prairieville.
The Dutchtown Euchre Club was
pleasantly entertained last Friday
night by Miss May Girshefski in the
spacious warehouse of Picard & Gels
mar. The first prizes were captured
by Miss Frances Gautreau and Noise
Diez, while the guest prize was
! awarded to Sidney Beautreau. At
the conclusion of the games dancing
was INDUCED in until late hour.
The teachers meeting at Oak Grove
was failure on account of the un-
favorable weather, but very interest
ing game of ball was played between
the Dutchtown and Oak Grove teams.
Score, 2 to in favor of Dutchtowns
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
"K|NG OF SPADES
CANINE AR|STOCRAT
Splendid Type Of Spanish Pointe,
Presented to Richmond Men
by Mr.. Arkwright.

King of Spades. q blue ribbon bench
winner in the pointer class at various
dog shows in England has Just been
imported by Messrs. James T. Ruther-
foord, C. f. Cross and c. w. Wingfeld.
and is now or Chestnut Hill.
The pointer was presented to the
Richmond sportsmen by Mr.. Arkwright.
of England, who judged pointers at
the New York bench show last year.
The dog Is a splendid type of the
Spanish pointer, two years old. white
with black ticks and black ears, and
shows marked difference from tile
American pointer. He is the only
dog ever brought into this city through
the local United States Customhouse.
and is valued at $500.
The Spanish pointer is the great
/ bird dog Of England. and indeed the
When Mr.. Arkwright was in this
country, he became gre, Interested
in the breeding OF pointers on this
side OF the water and determined to
send over type of the favorite bro
dog of Great Bfitai. At the New York
Bench Show. he introduced a new type,
discarding the American pointers. vim
ners of former years, and giving the
awards TO those who resembled the
English type.
The King of Sradet Is an example
OF what Mr. Arkwright considers a
prize winning individual.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

American Improved, Hut stnl BELOW
Standard of His English Rival.
NEW YORK. December 1.-THE open
championship tournament of Great
Britain, which will be held at Prest-
wick next year. will begin on Tues
day, June 10th. This competition was
last held at Prestwick In 1908. when
Harry Vardon won with q score Of 800
six strokes better than his brother
Tom, who was second. The amateur
championship will be held at Sandwich
the latter part OF May. This tourna-
ment, when last held at Sandwich. In
1904, was made memorable because of
the success OF Walter ]. Travis. the
American entrant. Apropos of this
achievement Cold Illustrated" says:
.Although the average American golf
has certainly improved. 1t may be
doubted If there Is any American ans
ateur at the present moment quite so
good as Mr.. Travis was in 1904. Still,
there is Mr.. Travers, the present am
ateur champion OF the United States,
who, some say. is better. But. unfor-
ltunately. he has not Mr.. Travis's won-
derful Temperament and In any case
there is yet no word Of his coming,
OF course, what has happened before
may happen again, but on the whole
it seems much more likely at the: pres
ent moment that the open should re-
turn to France than that the amateur
should go to America"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
miller IS riding
IN CALIFORNIA NOW
Greatest Winning Jockey of Year
Will Receive Handsome
Salary.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 1.-THE
.Millerites" are in their glory, for
Jockey Marvellous" Miller is at work
at Emeryville. Hundreds of horse
players threw away their dope" books,
and from now on they win eschew all
tips and disregard all reference to the
East performances of the horses.
They'll bet on whatever the famous
midget rides. Then, again, the smart
professional handicappers will give q
horse which ordinarily would not have
a look-in fairly good chance if Miller
Is in the saddle. After leisurely
transcontinental trip, Miller arrived at
tho race-track and reported TO DR..
Rowell. trainer of It. Fl. Williams's
horses. who will manage and direct
the rider through the current win
tcr'S canlpa- gn.
Miller will receive $1,000 month
from r. II. Williams. Next summer he
Will ride for the Newcastle stable and
for James r. keene. AS he stood In
the stall of San Gil, an observer could
no, fail to notice the growth of the
youth during his abse nee in the East.
| He is tall and gaunt. He just did
1os pounds for his first race at Emery
willie. He is drawn and thin. leading
good judges to declare that the riders
saddle days are on the wane. 1.-TWO
years hence and he'll be too big for
the low scale of weights in vogue in
this country said one horseman.
| Yes, i think Colin is better colt
than was Sysonby.' observed the noted
| rider in n talk the other day. "and l
believe he will prove 1t as three
| year-old. although his hard two-year-
/ old campaign is going to tell next
summer. Colin is the best horse
lever rode. This talk of me going into
/ a slump is all foolish. expect to do
fore. OF course, Eddie Dugan has
grown stronger. and he'll handle those
! heapy-headed horses better than he
/ did last winter. Guy Burns is won
der when you consider his ability to
make eighty-fve pounds. However
| I'm. not Worrying
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
TO CHECK cRooKED RACING.
New Orleans Stewards Have Detectives
to Watch Betting nntl Jockeys.

NEW ORLEANS, December -
Crooked manipulators OF "hot and cold'
horses will do well to give this city
"a wide berth this season. Stung to
action by the many cases that came
In for general criticism on the East
ern turf during the past season, the
oGicials at the Southern tracks have
made up their minds to keep the game
clean at any cost. They have corps
of Pinkertons stationed In the betting
ring, and, In fact, all over the course.
When the betting looks as If there
We're something wrong. the news is
carried to the powers at once. The
rider is taken in charge by an Of
fetal in the paddock and warned that
the least move that is in any way
suspicious means that his license will
he taken away and his days as rider
ended. This threat and the fact that
1t Is not an idle one has caused the
upset of one or two crooked deals,
and the jockeys are not taking any
chances.
This action on the part of the club
has won general approval from all but
the ones that figured that they would
sting the books. The only trouble, one
Irregular says, is that some owners have
the habit OF giving their horses q speed
ball one day and let him run without
the dope the next day. The stewards
are aware of this part of the game
l and are watching number OF horse
l men with suspicion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
TWO TUMB-ES
RIDING TO ROUNDS
Neither Rider Is Hurt, and Both
Finish With the
Field.

The members OF Deep Run Hunt
met at Youngs Pond yesterday after
room. and spent merry hour behind
hounds. The largest field of the sea-
son was out, and eight couples of Eng
iish hounds were beautifully handled
by Huntsman Clarence Hall. under the
master, Mr. j. st. George Bryan
Hounds were cast in Mordecars, and
led the field at rafting pace through
W.stbrook, Brook Hill, winfeld's and
Laburnum to the clubhouse.
Two falls occurred. but they were
more amusing than dangerous. The
riders dlsmounted and continued the
! hunt
Those following hounds were Messrs
J. st. George Bryan, F. H.. on Alan
Breck; ormond Young. on Red Hussar:
James w. Graves, on Kingsman: r. C..
Bryan. on syrius; Archer Anderson. on
Chorus Girl; Graffenreid Hobson, on
Lady Vivian; B. Fl. Ellington. on Over
Hand, W. II. Parrish, on Chesterfield;
\ L.. T. Myers. on Rockland; Robert
| Whitehurst, on North Anna: J. w.
1 Mccomb, on Lady Alice: E. D. Harris,
on Gates; A. S. Buford. on Janice.
Palmer Leigh. on Brown jug,
i d. II. u. fAu0cIsoii, On fdidulil, r. Vi.
| Vaughan, on Coinona: William Rueger,
on Piedmont: 3. S. Forbes. on Klon-
dixie; Ernst Faber, on Grandee. and
Miss Warfield Crenshaw. on boswell.
| At the Club-IIousc.
I The reception after the hunt was
particularly large and brilliant. The
following ladies acted on the reception
committee: Mesdames r. Carter Scott,
z. o. McCabe, G. B. Wall and William
4 r. Parrish. and Misses Julia Moore.
/! Daisy Boykin. Lima Shields and Mary
j. Hart Crensilaw.
Amorg those present. in addition to
4 the riders We're Mr. and Mrs. r. w.
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. John Landstreet
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noting. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. n. Vaughan: Mesdames Beirne
! Blair and A. S. Buford; Misses Davis
Il of Lynchburg. Boush. of Hagerstown
II Md: Snowden, of Macon. Ca; Maude
4 Morgan, Mary Butler and Virginia
Whitley, and Messrs. William NJ. Hab-
liston. G. L. Forsythe, OF Albemarle
I Erskin Buford. O. ]. Sands, Fl. $. Sands
j, of Wheeling, w. Va: r. III. HARDWOOD
and j. 7. 1jams. of New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
.FAVOR|TES BEATEN
BY GOOD MURDERS
Outsiders in the Betting Win in
Four of the Sin
Races

y NEW ORLEANS, La December e.
The feature at City Park to-day was
the winning ofthe Cypress handicap,
which was an easy victory for Plant
land. at 5sto In the betting. Weather
wet: track slow. Summaries:
& First race--seyen furlongs; selling
Yves t6 to ID first. Prideof Woodstock
5(1a to ~ second, Convnle I'll to 81
third Time. 80,
& Second lechase; short
course Pete Vinegar l7 to j first.
to u third Time, SOC Id, si
Third race---1Vet and ii half furlongs
~ In ~ nennessee &C to ~ first tlnfnnta
KS TO ~ cpnd, Bellwether c. to ~
Fourth race--nile and All eighth,
.Gypress hnndlcap..- 2 tlAnd l ( to III
FIRST. zipango C. e, 1hSl) second Faust (lo
Fifth race-rstN fnrl longs ;ag selling
Sally Preston e to ~ first Ace High
s,&2 70 u second n aimed a. 70 4 third,
Time. I :l5 Q. s9 e ls5
& Sixth race - mi le and g. al arter SELL
"A pprobati ton ~ TO lrsts; III Wig
no 4 VI econd, II ne lev Ie vi Is I'D ~
HN tru. TING q IL 2 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
CUP FOR INDOOR BASEBALL
Richmond League Team Ready 10 Meet
All Corners for 1t.

Z = & b =. 4 .
Richmond League Team, Ready to Meet
All Corners for 1t.
The management OF the skating rink
have purchased handsome cup to
he presented to the team, from. any
city In Virginia. or any local aggre
cation, who can defeat the Richmond
professionals three out Of five games
at indoor baseball The Christ Church,
/ Association ACCOMPLISHED this feat
once. while the Seventeen Regiment
team gave them a hard scrap for the
game. There are several fast teams
around Richmond, AMI the contest is
open to all comers. The cup is valued
at SITS, and is a beauty.
Hereafter Thursday nights will he
Indoor baseball night, games being
played every Thursday night In the
rink.
On Friday nighttime usual races will
& he put on. while new and interesting
pictures will be shown every night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
RIVERSIDE'S WEEKLY RUN
Small Field Enjoys Drag Hunt Cover
ing II Wide Area.
Tspecia ID ,rhe 1'lmes-pIspatch.1

8 TSpec N 10 The u lnes-DEspatch.I u -
PETERSBURG, VA. December -
The Riverside Hunt had fast run
this afternoon on the weekly drag, a
well-mounted field following the pack
at clipping pace over a course
across the Wilson, Branch. NcIlwaine
and Fisher farms to a finish at the
clubhouse. The meet was at Ritchic's
Store.
!, Those riding were We're: NJ. g; Jackson,
Ruffin, first whip, on Dynamte: Z. b.
Sydnor, second whip, on Her Grace;
DIR. II. G. Leigh, on Lucy Douglass; w.
IS. Lyon, on Togo: 2. S. Boiling. on
Mary Anne; Paul Petit. OIL Moonlight;
Leroy Jones. on Lady Modoc: Harvey
Seward on Christine. and Frank Plum
mer. on Hunter Rye.
A large gathering was present at the
clubhouse. where an informal dance
was given In the evening.