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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
LIGHT RECEIPTS
AND HIGH PRICES

Receipts OF country produce anu
fruits on the Cary Street block con-
tinuc light, and yesterday, under an ac-
tive demand somewhat IN excess OF the
supply, prices OH pretty much every
thing were "a little sitter.
Nothing Is quotabiy higher" said
one Of the Cary Street mon yesterday,
but prices on everything are very
strong. There is no intlniauonof q
decline on anything, and will not be
unit the receipts grow In volume"
This dealer said he was rather In
clined to look for higher figures, cs-
pecially on poultry. receipts of which
are getting TO be far below the demand.
Fewer vegetables from Florida are
coming In than Is usual at this sea
con OF the year. So far only few
beets and cabbage and some shipments
OF lettuce have come in. Ground-hog
weather seems to extend as far south
as Northern Florida, aud the effect has
been to curtail shipments from the
far South.
Fruits arc scarce and very active.
Tlorida oranges are scarcer than usual
at this season, and tho price is high.
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TT,F.r MARK FIT.

CHICAGO. February 1a.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts about 1900 head. Market steady.
Plain to best steers, s4p7.2b; cows. s3.s5 Q
calves. s25oG8.0o; .tockers and feeders.
ts2.5094.S0. 5Hogs-Receipts about 10000
head. Market strong to &C. higher. Choice,
heavy shippers sIl1aD7s5;,light butchers.
pigs. ss.s71sQ 600; bulk OF sales, s7.10p7.e0.
sheep-Receipts about $4,000 head. Market
steady to strong. Sheep. $4,000; yearlings,
s4.60@ 6.65; lambs. Sc 4p765.
NEW YORK. February 13.-BEEVES-
Receipts, 2.62l head Steers, s4.7536.3o;
new. fancy, do. $3.50; bulls. s5.4004.70;
cows. S2.25g4.25; one car extra. fat, do.
s4.so Calves-ReceIpts. 90 head. Yeas
SO fp7.oo: cuils. $4,000; barnyard calves
s3@s.5O; ordinary westerns. $325. Dressed
1851 head. Sheep. s4g5.:5: yearlings
$685.; lambs. s6.37h a 18TH. Hogs-Rc-
ceipts, 1869 head. Market steady. Light
State hogs and pigs $40.
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COTTON NIAIsIxE EFT,

NEW YORK. February 1a.-The cotton
market was higher with the start but weak
ened during the middle session and closed
at q not decline of 1910 points. Sales for
tho day were estimated at 10000 bales
The opening was steady at an advance Of
OF points in response to higher cables and
smaller estimates for receipts at tho ports
for tho day. The active months sold about
COS points higher during tho first few min
utes on covering Of shorts and little bull
support. but the buying was not aggressive.
and soon eased on. owing to tho large esti-
mates for to-morrow's receipts and u re-
were evidently disappointed by. tho failure OF
bull support to rnaterlaizc, and the contin-
ued heavy movement from the Southwest.
Trading was quiet on the decline and
faround,941 for May somo demand develop
cd. which was believed to be for the ac-
count Of large snot people. THIS checked
tho decline at u net loss OF about 1O@1l
points on the old crop months. and the
market was steady Mt the close. although
only point or two up from the lowest,
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MEDIUM BREAKS
OF LEAF TOBACCO

3. The slenf tobacco breaks were fairly
good yesterday. All OF the ware
houses had sales. and tho total amour t
sold was something like 100, 900 mounds.
The stocks offered were in good or
der, and the buyers being anxious for
good stock, bid outside figures on
everything that showed up.
The best figure of the day was b.
tanned at Stonewall Warehouse. where
large pile of good-sun-cured wrap
pers was knocked out at S32 per hun
bred.
The indications are that the breaks
will hardly be as large to-day as they
were yesterday. The first sale VIII
be at Shelburne's. second at Stonewall
third at shockoe, and fourth at Crcn-
shaw's.
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clear sides tbosed). ss.s7A@s.eaNh whis-
key, basis OF high wines. sl.29. Butter
Market was firm; creamerics, 22G 32Rc. !;
dairtes. cog 3oc. EsgB--stcady; at mark.
cases Included, 2aV24c.; firsts. 2ac.; primo
tirsts. Csc; extras, &c. Cheese-Steady at
l3E 416c.
BALTIMORE. February 1a.-FLoUR-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Easier I:
spot, contract so @ so1sc.; southern on grade.
7o1a q soc. Corn-Easier; spot, sos 6o1hc.;
southern white corn. s9051c. Oats-stcady;
No. white. ~ 0+Shc.; No. mixed. 4315 az
lic. Rye--Frn; No. western, domestic.
II gre; choice. 10 a 76c Butter-Ftrm and
unchanged; fancy Initiation 260a7c.; do.
creamery So q SIC; do, ladie, Fl q 22c.; store
packed, 17@20c. Eggs-Firrn at ESQ.
Cheese--Active and higher; large. 14Hc.:
medium. 1850: small. 14Hc. Sugar--Steady
and unchanged; coarse granulatcd and tine.
& 80
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MISCELLANEOUS aIAnKnrs.

spnRTTs Observation-Disclosures Ssaraaf doing
receipts. casks. Rosin--Firm at 1886 hid
receipts. 146 barrels Tar--Firm at s2.s0:
receipts. 81 barrels, Crude Turpentine--
Firm at 1880 4.50,
SAVANNAH. GA, February 1s.-TUR-
PlNT1NE--Firln ut Tic; ualos. 792 casks:
receipts. 80 CASKS: shipments, 4Os casles.
Rosin-Firm: sales. 1897 barrels; receipts
Dos barrels; shipments. I'll barrels; stock.
cHARLEsToN. s. c.. February 1s.-T1Jrs-
PENTINE AND ROSIN--Nothing doing
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ON THE LOCAL. MARKETS

All the apples on the market are OF
New York growth, and they are not
the best in the world. Apples are high.
The market generally is very firm.
and people who want good things to
cat have to pay good round figures for
them.
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! MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. Is, 1907.
1 ID =

Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. NOR
cha ndise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
Barge Pamunkey. Scott. Baltimore, coal.
s. A. Ellison & Co.
&H SAILED. ~
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. 1ner-
Steamer Mobjack, Graves James River
landing and Norfolk, merchandise and pas.
senEers Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge President, Roosevelt. Hunter, Spar
rows Point, Md, railroad ties.
Schooner J. s, Lampsey, Thomas. Norfolk,
Va. light.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Z CHICAGO. February lS.-Tho price Of
wheat for May delivery declined sharply to-
day because Of general selling. Induced
prospect OF more liberal movement In tho
Northw9st. AT tho close tho May option
was down 1BN1Hc Corn Was off l-Sc Oats
were down NC. Provisions dt.lincd / 6 % S5c.
The leading quotations ranged as follows
Open High. Low. Close.
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NEW YonYI pRoDUCE a1ARXET,,

NEW Yoi.I1 PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, February l3,--FLOuIl-~-
Steady, but quiet. Rye Fiour--Firin. Buck
wheat F'lour--Quiet. ornmeal--Quiet.
Wheat-Easy for spot; No. red. S5c f. o..
b. afloat. Options &c. net lower. May
s5Ac.: July, S5c. Corn--spot steadyr No. q.
5sc. elevator. Options unchanged
Beef-F'!rnl. Cut Meats--F'irm. Lard
Easy; western. primo, slo@1o1o nominal;
refined barely steady: Continent. sl0,io;
South America, Sl1,00; compound, $500
S.75. Professionally. Tallow--steady.w Te-
troeum--Steady. Rosin-Flrm. Turpen-
tlne-Firm.
: Rica--Steady. Molasses-- stfsdy. Sugar
Raw, steady: fair refining, . 1880; centri-
fugal. 80 test. 3 7-l6c.; Inolasses sugar,
a23-32c.; refined sugar, steady. Coffee
Spot very steady; Rio, No, I. 7c.; Santos.
No. 4, Sc; mild, steady; Cortloyu. Q @ laiac.
Coirce-Futures unchanged to points
higher So
sButtcr-Strong and unchanged Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Flrm: nearby,
selected. white 30GS1c; do, choice. ESQ
29c. do, brown and mixed, extra, 2sc.;
western frsts, .Gc,; seconds, 2iE dp254 sc.;
iirsts to extra, hrsts. 6027c.
IFreights and Pennuts--Qu!et and UNI
changed. Potntocs-Bermuda, per barrel.
S5Gp7Oo. Cabbuges--Stendy and unchanged.
Cottonsced Oll--Strong on limited offerings
and bull support Crude crude. +. o. b. mills.
$780,; do, summer yellow. A7'.c.; do. white,
53c.; do, winter yellow, sec.
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March selling around s.250 e.2s, or some
"a points down from the high level Of last
week and about Z points under. May.
Southern spot markets We're generally I'M
changed, and the weather In the South over
the holiday was considered seasonable.
Receipts at the ports to-day 2O.133 bales
against $3.50 last week and c3,041 last
year. For the week 22b. 900 bales against
23s,$l3 las. week and l3O.5e2 last year. To-
days receipts ut New Orleans 1859 bales
against io.SS3 last year. and at Houston o.
500 bales against y.0S3 last year.
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oFI7IoIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS in NEW YORK
sALns

Ky Atlantic Coast Lille. com.
blg american Smcltets. com. /.
q M Ainalgnmntcd Copper. ~.
otvy Amer Car and Foundry.
Ivy Amer. Cor aud foun., pfd.
wv American Cotton Oll.......
American Tobacco. pfd..
American Can .,...........
!, ~ American Can. pfd.........
Amer. Locomotive, pfd. -.
G,M American Sugar ......t....
5000 A., I. aud s. re, cenl.....
M A.. T.. and s. Fe, pfd......
~ 100 Bait. and Ohio, OK. div.
300 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1000 Canadian Pacific ...........
400 CheBapeake nnd Olio.....
G,TW Chicago, Nil. and ST. Paul
7,7oO Colorado Fuel and Iron....
$500 Colorado South, COM. -.
Colorado South, list pfd...
1.4W Colorado South, "a pfd...
200 Clev., Gin, Chi. and st. l.
Consolidated Gas ....-.....
loo Della ware and H,ldoiis.....
100 Del, Luck. and Western.
1880 Erie. com. ..................
100 Erie, LIST pfd. .......t..-....
Erie. I'd pfd...........-.....
2,4N General Electric ...........
12.DO Great Northern. pfd.......
1900 Great Northern Orc Rtg..
100 Illinois Central .........S,l,.
1000 Louisville and Nashvllie.
100 Manhattan .....,............
Metro. Street Railway.
100 Mexican Central ...........
12.701 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd.
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U. s. 1efundng IS, registered. $1,000.
U. 3. rcfunding 2s coupon. ........
u. 8. ss, registered. ...........
y. S, IS, pn...........
". S. Old as, registered. .............
u. s. Old AZ, coupon Observation-Disclosures.
IT, s. New 4s. Registered. -..-........
U. s. New ts, coupon. ........
American Tobacco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
American Tobacco Neutrality-suspicious..
Atchlaon general 49,.
Atchson adjustment ILL.,.
Atlantic Coast Line is.....I.......b..
Baltimore aud Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit cons. 4s....,.
Central OF Georgia 6s....... .:.....4
Central o: Georgia LIST Inc. toffered).
Central Of Georgia end Inc Cotfered)..
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. torered).
Chesapeake and Ohio Ans-...........
Chicago and Alton 3Ns...
Chicago. ", and Quincy new 4s......
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BALTIMORE STOCK Market
BALTIMORE. MD. February 13.--sen-
board Air Line, common and preferred
Nothing doing, sf5 4t8s
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New York Central gen. shs...... osls
New Jersey Central gen. bs (bid) 49,. 125ia
Northern Pacific 4s.... 101S
northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 791s
Norfolk and Western con. <s Odd 49,. 97il
Oregon Short Line rcfund!ng As. $500. 93s
Pennsylvania cony. Observation-Disclosures. 95a4
Reading General 4s.........-......... o77s
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. g.. 113h
ST. Louis aud San Francisco IT, 4a.... S1S
st. Louis southwestern con. As Did,. as
seaboard Air Line Az. acknowledgements. s2h
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500.
Southern Pacific st As. certificates. o4S
Southern Railway OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. liz
Texas and Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 11s
Toledo st. L. and Western 4s. ....... SO
Union Pacific 4s.......,..... 1olh
United States Steel End 5s........... 9SS
Wabash Isis ............ 113
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Western Nd. ............. S1,s
Wheeling, and Lake Erie 4s.......... 81
Wisconsin Contra! 4s................. ssh
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NEW YORK, February 1s-Money
on call steady at 21-244 IA per
cent: ruling rate. 4Gi l-2; closing bid
2 IT,: offered at 2 L. Time loans dali
and firm; 60 days, 90 days and
months 5 14ep5 la per cent. Close:
Prime mercantile paper 3-4M6 IA
per cent. Sterling exchange heavy at
recovery with actual business In bank
ers' bills ut s4.s46o9$4.sie5 for de-
mand, and at si.S040Vs4.so45 for
sixty day bills. Posted rates s4.Sl 1-2
aud 1886 IL. Commercial bills
$3.50 1-S9s4.s0 Ia. Bar silver IS sd.
Mexican dollars 50 Ia. Govern ncnt
bonds easy. Railroad bonds irregular.
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BOIL OPERATORS
IN THE MARK[ |
Large Orders Raise the Prices
III Above the Late
Depression.
FOREIGN ATTITUDE BETTER.
Usual Taking at the Close.
Sent Down the Final
Prices.
FOREIGN ATTITUDE BETTER

NEW YORK. February 13.---The
stock market gave the first clear In
dcations Of organized speculative
operations on tho long side OF the
market since the abandonment of The
campaign for the prise in january. Tho
source OF these operations was not
discornIblc. but the fact OF the excCu
ton OF large individual buying ordcis
for various stocks was manifest. Brok-
cragc houses which usually hant.c
large accounts We're buyers in lots Of
several thousand shares In various I'M
Dortant stocks. Tho manner Of cxecut-
Ing these orders did not warrant TIC
assumption that an accumulation was
the first consideration, and 1t was evi-
dent that the lifting OF prices was a
design as much as the securing stock.
With this display Of more aggressive
leadership In tho speculation there was
an improvement In sentiment. MOre
consideration was given to some of
tho hopeful factors in the outlook,
willie some of the topics that hove
given occasion for a feeling OF dcpres-
sion lately dropped out Of consilGrn-
ton. There was no actual change In
conditions. SO far as public knowledge
reached. to account for the change in
sentiment Buying for London account
/
strength Of the market. Thel progress
OF the London settlement reveals rood
crate charges for carrying over AMER
leans into The next account. The for
clgn attitude towards the American
market seems to Dc.improved by tho
restraint upon tho New York demand
for gold In tho London market LIE
market was spotty in its carly demon
stration OF strength. There WAS free
rcnliz(ny also on the advances. The
way in which this was absorbed and
the development constantly or now
points OF strength had the effect Of
widening the field OF the rise and Of
increasing confidence. The strength
became fairly comprehensive during
the course or the day. although the
usual profit taking on the considerable
rise for the day affected the final
prices.
Bonds were Irregular Tota, sales
pnr value. si.74o,o00. United States
new As. coupon, declined half per
cent. on call.
Total sales 1.ol7,5oo shares.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS..

Chicago, II. ]. and Taclnc 4. r. 4s.... rs
Chicago. Il. I. and PAc II. r. col 3d. 81 IA
II G.. C., e. ana st. l.. gen. As tbid)... ,ol!z
Il Colorado Industrial SIS. series A...5s. 10 2
Colorado Midland As. Observation-Disclosures. 72H
Colorado and Southern 4s........... 81
Cuba 5s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1oaa
n Denver and Rio Grande 4s torcredJ. 969a
3 Distllcrs Securities bH. Observation-Disclosures. S2i&
- Erie prior lion 4a...... PIN
Erie General as...,... s6h
Hooking Valley ias.... RECONSIDERATION. 1041a
Japan Gs, End aer!es-... 1914
9 Japan Az. certificates. ,.............. S3ia
japan 49,. certificates. ......-.........a S41a
4 Japan 4Ms certificates Ind series.... soJa
/ i louisville and Nash. Unified 81 (bid). 100
Il Manhattan con. gold 4s.....s.......... 1909
Mexican Central As. ........... s51h
Mexican Central list Inc............. rs
MINI. and ST. Louis 4s.............. %
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s...... ssH
! Missouri, Kansas and Texas ends. ..... sbh
y National X. II. OF Mexico con- 4s...... $50
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Bonds were Irregular. Total safes
par value. si.74o,o0o United States
new As. coupon, declined one-half per
cent. on call.
Total sales 1.O1750D shares.
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LOCATION.

IS In d-fme
London n
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-06
MRS. SARAH A. ELMS|
Passed Suddenly Away at Home Of
Her Daughter In Delaware.
REMAINS WILL Be BROUGHT HERE

A telegram was received here Thursday
morning 10y Col. T.. ID. Cole that Mrs.
Sarah A. Films died suddenly Thursday
morning of heart trouble in Newcastle
Delaware. at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Flora +. Swift Padberg, aged 10
years. A.. ao.oosad
In to a few months ago the deceased
had been resident Ot Fredericksburg
since 1866. At that time she came here
with her husband, Washington Elms'
He purchased the property on Cenar
Lane Immediately GA tile suburbs Oh 'he
city and erected u handsome residence
which few months ago was sold to Mr.
.C W Jones. who now lives there. Mr..
Films died about ten years ago MIS-
Films vas a woman Of high character. u
deyout member of the Baptist church and
had many friends. After the sale OF her
home she went to Newcastle and has
been with her daughter since that time.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Padberg, and y grandson, MIR. Richard
+, Swift. of Baltimore The remains will
arrive here Saturday morning and in
torment made in the City Cemetery by the
side Of her husband.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-06
FACTS IN THE CASE
The Court and the Proposed Election on Bond
Issue for SpotsykanIa Roads.

There seems to be some misunderstand-
inc "a 10 what was actually done at last
term of Spotsylysnia court In reference
to the decision OF Judge j. T.. Mason on
the road law. 1t IL true tie court de-
cided the question presented. expecting
To enter the order, but late IN the day
Monday il was requested by one oil the
court attorneys TO postpone the entry oil
the order until Tuesday SO that an ap-
neal could be perfected, a. there were cit
izens of the county who would prefer to
appeal rather than have the Legislature
amend the law, To clear up the doubts
in the courts mind as To the conflicts be.
tween tbs special and general law; and II
this appeal could not be perfected by
Tuesday noon, then the further request
was made To let the matter go over 10
another term.
The court not wishing to shut the door
on any citizens Of tie county, who mi ght
wish tn take an appeal To have the law
finally tested, Instead OF having II
amended did not, as requested. enter any
order. but will do So at next term.
While the opinion Of the court Is de
cided one. il was deemed proper to re-
serve il until the tiual order should be en-
tered
The main question: the court has con
sjdered il whether the law (which IA
alleged not to be in accord with the
special statute) under which the board
has requested an election, applies to the
county OF Spotsylyania aud whether a
valid election can be held Hereunder, 40
that the bond issue would be valid be-
yond question, and the county not be In
yoIved in the future In costly litigation.
IL IL said to he only legal proposition
calling for Il Judicial decision, unless The
laws are amended aud harmonlIe1 10y
the LeRslatnre.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-06
RISING SUN TAVERN
A Plea For It's Preservation.

fredericksburg, Va, April ,. 1907.
To The Free Lance:
There is not ia the State of Virginia
today a building OF greater historical
value than the Rising Sun Tavern III
fredericksburg. Ii antedates the Reyo-
lutionary War. With the exception of
churches there ia not half dozen public
houses in Virginia that are ~ old and
none with such associations with the
past. IL was kept by Weldon, who be-
came a maiOr-general in the Continental
Army. he was the brother-in-law OF
Hugh Mercer, who was a biigadier-
general in the same army when killed at
Princeton. Ii was the resort Of all the
leading men in this section OF Nirginla
more than 100 years ago. There John
Paul Jones talked with the leaders OF
the American Revolution, for his farm
WAS here There Washington, Mason.
the Lees discussed the relations OF the
Colonies to the mother country aud de
termined on their future.
Alter the Colonies had won their indie
pendence Washington held his reception
to the officers who had been with him at
Yorktown IN this old Tavern, among
whom WAS Lafayette.
There il not house in this broad
country where az many famous III, Il
GATHERED to determine the course OF
events. To have that historic house
pulled down. aud the memories and as
sociations gone forever, indicates lack
Of patriotism, OF regard for the interest
Of our community. Indifference To the
honor and glory of Virginia.
A proper seli-respect should move the
Codncil OF this place, or the cit zens, to
secure the Rising Sun Tavern as a
museum and the outlay would be IT,
turned by the hosts OF visitors who would
honor the pride OF our people in pre-
serving such famous hostelry. All so
cieties in the State are 40 pledged to The
jamestown Exposition that help from
without cannot be expected.
II our own community will not save
the day aud preserve this building ion
its interest to strangers and for the hon
or OF a self-respecting people, we will be
rightly regarded as lacking in intell
gence, In proper pride, without regard
to the welI-being of the community IL
which we live.
Fredericksburger.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-06
HUNT AT ORANGE
Mss WambasIe Thrown, But Not Injured.

The weekly meet Of the Tomahawk
hounds was held at Orange & ii. on
Wednesday at $3.50 y. III. IL wss an
ideal afternoon for riding after hounds,
and everything passed off nicely, except
when Miss Wambersie had heavy fall
in taking drop Jump about the middle
of the run. She was soOn bel ped to re-
mount, and rode the run to the finish.
Dr. Harris came very near getting
hard fall; his horse in jumping a ditch
landed with his front feet into another
about ten feet on the other side, but he
rode him around his neck for about fifty
yards, and was back in the saddle when
he came To the next fence Neither horse
nor rider went down. The run was
about six miles over - stiff jumps
Mr. Sanford, the master, threw the
hounds on To the left of Madison road
Just about a mile below Orange. ln full
cry they started out across the old Mon
cure place with the riders close behind,
taking fences and bitches AS they came
To them; then over into Crawley's where
the hounds swept full tilt towards a
broad stone wall about five ieet high.
MANY rider here could Gel u cold chill
run over him. when they saw what they
were up against, but having faith in their
horses they shot the cold steel To them
and all went over clear The hounds
passed over into and through Capt.
Cranes farm, BrowniDg's, then into
Berkley's and wound up over stiff fence
Just back Of latter residence, with every
horse covered with foam. but still game.
Those riding were: Wallace Sanford,
NJ. +. H.. on Stalker; Miss Wambersie on
Gladys, Dr. X Marvin Harris on Rob
Roy. DR.. L. g. Ricketts, on COdex. Wm. 5.
Grymes on Hays, August, Wambersie on
Red Jacket, Manly Carter on Rex. II. o.
Lyme on Jonah, Will Jones on Princess,
Barley Taliaierro on Fly Away.