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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
DRUMMER MARRlES
F5AOuNG GIRll FOR DARE

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SAVANNAH, ca Jan. ~17-Mr. and
Mrs. willard T. Smith. who were mar
RED here in dare Saturday evening. left
yesterday ifors Baltimore which is to- be
their home sMrssu Smith who until Sat-
Inrday Afternoon, WAS Miss. Polly Blanc.
manicurist at the Pulaski hotel and Mr.,
Smith did not meet until early last week.
when the eefitleman came to Savannah as
a commercial traveiergs The 3olerk at the
Pulaski introduced him to Miss Blanc.
The couple became very friendly and
Mr.. Smith dared Miss Blanc to marry
him she said she had never taken a
dare and it was too7late in life for her
to begin Smith went away, presumably
to get the license. but his nerve failed
him and be came back emptg-handed.
Then Miss Blanc chided him about his
taking dare. and the drummer went
away and came back pretty soon with the
license in his possession. The manicurist
came right up to the scratch and the two
went off to seek minister. Rev. w
Moore Scott, the pastor of First Presby-
terrain church, was found and tied the
knot Chat made the couple one.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
AVIATOR ELY LANDS
ON DECK OF CRUISER
(By Associated Press.) 2

SAN. FRANCISCO, Cali. Jan. 1Ss--
Aviator Eugene Ely flewsf from fsel-
fridge field, distance 81. 40 miles,
partly over land and sea, and alighted
safely upon the deck of the United
States cruiser Pennsylvania, which was
anchored in san Francisco bayglsa r, 2
The announcement chat the test flight
would be made drew great crowds to
the vicinity of the course early In the
morning and the flight was witnessed
by thousands. The shore was the
scene of Interested multitudes and out
in the bay thousands of crafteeoyered
the surface of the ripping sea- 49,.
Ely ascended with ease and. darted
like a bird for the bay. On board The
cruiser there was great interest mani-
tested by the Officers and men and as
Ely hove in sight a tremendous cheer
greeted him. x.sss~..~s AZ
He was warmly congratulated as ne
alighted and stepped from his. machine
Ely soon afterwards. left the ship. on
his return flight. He made. a fine get
away and dying at great speed, was soon
lost to view in. the shaze.4I rasp -,
Ely returned safely to Selfridge field
from the Pennsylvania, having sen abb
sent from the grounds about one hollr
and half. " ~ - to ~ - - =
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
BAELEMGER FIGHT
i &C. WILL BE RENEWED

4 WASHINGTON Jan 1s,-Renewal of
the Aghtt on RlchardlsAs Eallinger, secre-.
tary OF the interiondiss 'contempIated in
a resolution introduced today by senas-
tor Purceil, which Seeks to force into
the open the report 81 the joint congress
sional committee that investigated, the
charges made against the cabinet officer
by clifford Pinehot, former chief fores-
ter The report has been n the posses
sion Of both the Senate and house for
some time but no action has been taken
on it, both branches apparently being
willing to let the matter remain as 1t is.
Senator Purcell is a member of the
BaiIinger- Pinchot Investigation commit
tee and in response tosan inquiry he said
that it was his purpose to press the case
to vote If possible.i he will speak on
the question tomorrow. q et
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
CHARLESTON MAS0NS
TO HAVE C0NSISf0RY

CHARLESTON. s. &C. Jan. 18-Dalche
Consistory of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite win. be formally instituted
on Tuesday evening next by Samuel S.
Bulst. special deputy designated by
Grand Commander James d. Richard
son. whose III health. prevents him at
tending the event.
The consistory is named for former
rector of old St. MichaePs Episcopal
church and who was long active in Ma
sorry here The South Carolina Masons
of this order have heretofore been affil-
lated with a consistory in Georgia. The
new eonsistory is assured of substantial
success
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
SMILES AND SMOKES AS
He AWAITS SURE DEATH

NEW 10RI,EANs. JAM 1s:-CalFnly
smoking cigarette and chatting with
pflsssfcians While he knew that his end
was rapidly - approaching, Robert G.
pitts late yesterday at the Charity hos
-pitaI succnnbed to injuries received by
being ground beneath the wheels of a
railroad train.
Pitts was a discharged soldier and
was beating his way to his home IN VIM
ston Salem N, C.. after having. Just re-
cnyered from an, attack Of fever In
Texas Weakened by the4sfevers' Pitts
fell from 1.-The ear he was riding and his
limbs we're n1angled by the wheels.
When told that he nnuft die within
few minutes, the man asked for 4 cigar
cite, lighted 1t and smilingly conyerseq
of. his approaching end. he DIED VITA
,thes cigarette ina bis lips. sxs
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
TRY TO RELEASE BOAT
CAUGHT ON CORAL

h NEW ORLEANS. Jan. IT. Extraerdi-
nary efforts are being made. accorsEng
to advice received here last night By the
Texas Transport company. agents OF the
French. line. to release the Louisiana, the
French ship which went on the coral
reefs on the Florida coast the latter part
Eof last October.
The cargo was first removed from the
boat. and then after the tugs had failed
TO pull the ship crew, the coal was re-
moved. Now the machinery IL being
taken out and dynamite Is to be used In
blowing away portion Of the reel.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
WHISPERS PLAY ROLE
IN COURT INJUNCTION

NEW YORK. JAM l7,-That whiskers
may on occasion be regarded by the
courts as a. trade asset of values liz .es-
tablished fer, the first time in. litigation
in the state supreme court here The
court has just granted an Injunction re-
straining a moving picture film. company
from exhibiting The Terror Of the
Plains, a Story of the Wild West" y on
the, application of /. several plaintiffs
among them Buffalo Bill and Pawnee
Bill. ~ rs
The mustache and goatee of Colonel
Cody and his other distinguishing feat
ures constitute a valuable trade asset
according to the papers in the case and
should not be exhibited by others.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
LIQUOR FIRM GIVES S.
- SOUTH CAROLINA CHECK

!. cof1rNBIA. Is. q, . Jan. Ill w. Bern
hsIuYy5 head Of ,the louisville liquor firm of
sIs,Wx Bernheim & Co., has paid the state OF
south arolina s34. 100, his share Of the
,iudgment Of 100000 against the Rfehgand Dis
tillery- company -sof which he was "a stockholder.
In = addition to- this Bernheim has pat up a
5000 cash bond to appear as a Witness IN fu-
tnrs trials Of the so-ealled dispensary graft
elm Is check was brought to Columbia
today and deposited with the state treasurer
The winding un commission after investiga-
ton of the 5oId state dispensary. found judy
sment for 100000 against the Richland Distill-
ing company alleging oyercharges. This Is the
first payment in this particular case
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
ENGLAND WILL PROBE
STATUS OF M0RM0MlSM

LONDON, Jan. 16e--W F. Mason, chief
of the Mormon missionaries in England
has addressed a letter to Home Secre.
tary Churchill seconding the request OF
certain English clergy that the home Of.
flee investigate Mormonism in this coun.
try Mason alleges that the Mormons
are being prosecuted.
An anti-Mormon campaign was re-
Gently organized at Liverpool by the
bishop of Liverpool and other prominent
churchmen. The object was the expul
sion from England of Mormon mission
aries who were charged with sending
many recruits. chiefly girls. to the Uniteo
States. The crusade has been taken up
by the clergy of other cities.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
BANK. BOOK, DRESS SUIT
GETS MAN BEHIND BARS

NEW YORK. Jan. 1e--A bank book showing
balance of $780, 125 in the North Side bank
of Cincinnati, Is being carefully guarded by
the police, as the chief seizure from a young
man who spent the night attired in evening
clothes in the Jail room of the West Thirteith
street station here. CHARGED with attempting
to defraud an uptown hotel of small BILL
He gave his name as Charles S. BOUCHER, said
he. lived at No. 1852 Van Ness avenue, San
Francisco, and was employed as an automobile
salesman In Cincinnatf14 g tsh
According to theff police. the young man
asked the clerk OF the hotel where he had
registered to cash a chRrk for $25 HIS ex-
plantation as, 10 the genHiaeness, of the check
was not sat sfaetory, and he was, locked up.
a He had 10 baggage and no clothing except
the ones he wore. In explaining this he said
he, changed his clothing on the train on Sat
urday evening just before arriving and after
wards lost the checks for his trunk and suit
case f-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
CHILD BURNS TO. DEATH,
TRYING TO FIND AID

GREENVILLE. s. c.. jan 1S.-Ihe
S-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Duke Childress. living In the suburbs.
caught fire today from a burning trash
heap i'm the yard and died on the porch
in an effort to reach the front door OF
its home.
The father and mother were absent and
the child had been left in charge of its
aged grandmother, who was in the
house. The grandparent, missing her
charge, started in search. and found the
child burned TO death on the porch,
where Iii had fallen in an effort to reach
assistance, sss
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
SENATE NOMINATIONS
ARE SENT IN BY TAFT

WASHINGTON. Jan 17.-Among the
nominations which the president sent to
the senate today We're the following:
Ernest L. Harris, of Rock Island, ILL.,,
consul general at Stockholm, transferred
from consul general at Smyrna.
Joseph E. ID. Olivares, of Missouri, con-
sui at Madras, India, transferred from
consul at Managua. Nicaragua.
Thomas p Moffatt, OF New York, con-
suit at Malgua. Nicaragua, transferred
from consul at Bluefields, Nicaragua.
Arthur j. Clare of the District of CO.
lumbia. consul at Bluenelds, Nicaragua
transferred from consul at Georgetown,
Guiana
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
NEW ORLEANS RECORDS
~ FAINT QUAKE TREM0 RS

NEW ORLEANS, jan 1s.-Earth tre-
mors very similar to those preceding the
recent Turkestan earthquake were not
ed on the west record of the seismo-
graph at LoyoIa college here Teusday.
The tremors were mitroseismie or al
most imperceptible, were intermittent
from g to Z o'clock and We're Of. the
preliminary class. The faintness of the
tremors rendered distance determination
impossible.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
MAN IS KILLED IN toH! II
OVER GHEDREN's FIGHT
5tE. FTETt iaf~ Sf@fGsJff "a x Z
Thomas Berry, Former Repre-
sentative, Shoots Postmaster
Downs at BIairSvilIe :.

y BLUE RIDGE Ca. Jan '1S--Tele-
phone message from Blalrsyille, Ga.
says that Thomas Berry, shot and killed
1ohn Downs, postmaster, at that place
yesterday afternoon. $500 81
Berry is practicing physician and ex-
representative of Union county. Downs
was postmaster and ex-deputy United
prominent. 4,~s- 49, ses,s, &
The trouble arose over fight be-
tween Downs and .Berry's- boys. The
men taking up the matter 81, 1890
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
! 4 cHANCEa no. MAKE MONEY.

Yes elegant Free Homsteads auJOluIug VAT
naBla land from which very fine bananas are
now being sold, can still be had In Mexico.
You need not go 20 Mexico but must nave tive
dress The. Janfba Plantation Co., Block $50.
PITTSBURGH, PaEs thegrzudll plant and care Tor
your bananas 3D. shares, 50 3ou should make
fhousand dollars a year Bananas begin bearing
IN about fifteen months bringing the quickest
returns Of any fruit growing, The climate y
delightfulI and the heat condiIlons 5000.
Should any reader desire 20 procure honeI
stead apply Immediately So s4>Ff
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
TO SELL
Sts,000,OO0 BONDS
Directors viii Put on Market
New Refunding Four Per
Cent Bonds

NEW YORK, Jan. H.-Directors of the
seaboard Air Line Railway company to-
day authorized the sale of $19,000OO0 new
reminding { per cent bonds TO a syndi-
cate of bankers headed by Blair Co.,
Ladenburg, Thalman g. Co., and hidden
dorf, Williams & Co. The issue is in
connection with the retirement of $l4,-
So, 600 collateral trust per cent bonds,
which mature May l. The new bonds,
1t is said, win be issued at about the
2Sth.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
COUSIN OF THEODORE
MAKES WAR ON CAUCUS

ALBANY. N. j.. Jan: 1.-THE most active
Of the s'lnsurgent" Democrats in the astake
Legislature who are opposing the caucus selec
fion FOR United States senator y State Senator
.Frankl5n d Roosevelt Of Dutchess county He
Is regarded as the eommander OF the opposi-
tion- 1865 3. $500 rs zssfs
i distant relative of Colonel Roosevelt be
In az Years Of age OF spare figure and lean,
intellectual face. suggesting In appearanse q
student or divinity rather than q practical
politician Gold bowed zspectacles look over his
long thin nose and 4 frock teoat drapes hi
figure. He Is wealthy, possessing. according
TO Bis friends. fortune of 81 100000
Is stated
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
AMBULANCE SURGEON
Is PRETTY YOUNG WOMAN

NEW YORK Jan. 17.-Dr. Elizabeth Bruyn
took up her duties as an ambulance surgeon at
the Williamsburg hospital here early today.
She is the second woman doctor In the history
Of New York hospitals to qualify for posi-
tion of this character.
Forty men tried to beat her ont in the ex-
animation. but the best the nearest one could
do was 81 per cent while she came out victori-
Gus with 90 per cent. Part Of her training for
the work consisted OF three months course in
ju jitsu
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
GRIFFIN COUNTS AND
FINDS 8,,235s PEOPLE

u GRIFFIN Ca, Jan. III 1.-The correct census
OF Griffin, is s,235s according to a careful
count by volunteer enumerators taken on
Sunday. S'.Ass -
aTns fssa gain of 1927 people over the gov
-ernments census of 1900, and "a gain of 757
over the federal count of 1910,
1T is also a gain OF 20 per cent over the
figures of 1900 and the figures are generally
accented as being correct FH
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
PLAYING With MATCHES
TWO, BURN TO DEATH

MADEIRA. Cal. jan. 1s4Haroid MIN
er, aged eight years, 'Sand Horace Rus
sell. aged 16, were burned to death when
a 50-gallon gasoline tank. was exploded
by MATCHES with which they We're play
ing. Both boys ran three blocks. with
clothes blazing, Then they were. stop
ped and the IRE extinguished. .s,5
ness for. hours. pleading with his moth
er to be calm and urging the doctors
to devote their attention to the smaller
lad.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
COL. A. w. WALTON
SEEKS ROME OFFICE

ROME Ca. Jan. IA w. Walton of
Atlanta. formerly as resident : and mayor OF
Rame is seeking the position of superintendent
Of waterwoks here. made vacant by the resig-
nation OF NJ. L. Worrefl. to accept similar
position IN Meridian, Miss.
The posit on pays 81, 100 per annum. Colonel
Walton Is here today comforting with the board
Of public works.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
YOUNG ROME MAN FREED
OF ASSAULT CHARGE

= ROME. Ca. Jan. l7.-An empty chloroform
bottle wad of cotton and a big white hat
marked wv. b. W." were introduced as cir
cumstantial evidence yesterday at Floyd su-
perior court against Walter b. Whitfield,
young railroad man, charged with attempted
assault on a 14-year-old girl.
. There sWas no direct evidence against Whit
field aud Judge Maddox directed a verdict OF
acduiftaL Some one entered the room where
the girl was sleeping a few weeks ago and
attempted TO chloroform her. On preliminary
trial. Whitfield bound over, but the
evidence was not sufficient to convict
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
VAN H00SE is NAMED
ORATOR FOR LEE DAY

ROME, Ca, Jan. IA w. Van Hclose
president of Shorter college, has been e.
lected a. orator for Lees birthday exel-
cises. to be held in the First Methodist
church Thursday afternoon, Under the au-
spices of the Rome chapter A. d. G.
Crosses of honor will be delivered 10
number OF veterans.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
NOMINATIONS SENT . !.
- Ito SENATE BfsTAFT

b WASHINGTON, ian. il. APrezidsnt
TAFT today sent to the Senate nonlna!
tons including fhe foiIowiflg 80
Edwin Porch Morrow United states
attorney, eastern district Of Kentucky.
/ Alfred e. Hoittn. United 6tatesl alter
ney, western district of North Caro-
j. Duncan Adams, United States mar
shall, district of South lCarolina.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
GRIFFIN JURORS TO PAYoa
$25 FOR BEING LATE

GRIFFIN. Ca, Jan, ,17..7Judge Robert #
DANIEL in the superior court fined four jury
men SIS each for being few minutes, late
and remarked he .hoped they would. be- on time
next day. 1..t..
His charge to the grand jury wss' one Of the
ablest and most eloquent ever heard in the
Spalding county court honse. 'Ysn8r% 9IafH
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
WILLIAM A. STAFFORD,
MAKER OF INK, DEAD

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-William A. H.
Stafford, an ink manufacturer, is dead
at his home OF congestion of the brain.
He was IS years old and had been in
i'll health for several months.
Mr.. STAFFORD was the son of the fodnd-
er of the ink firm,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
WILSON REFUSES .es e'i
I PARDON TO Y0UTSEl

FRANKFORT. KY. Jan. f7,-Governor
Wilson today refused pardon to Henry
e. Youtsey, convicted Of the murder of
Gov. William Goebel The governor says
he believes Youtsey is guilty Of cruel
murder, and therefore refuses to grant
the pardon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
BOY LOSES HIS LIFE s,s'
SLIDING DOWN BANS TIERS

+ new YORK Jan. 10. = Eight. ear old Charles
Mayer was killed while attempting to slide
down a baiustrade iii the halfway or his home
In the Bronx late last night. He deed soon
after removal TO the lebanon hospital.
second to the first floor. when shaEf way down
he lost, his balance and. pitched, over the
firSt floor hallwayss A fractnreso the skull
caused death.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
THOMPSON is, GIVEN r~
RHODES SCH0L ARSHtP

MONTGOMERY Ala, Jan. 80. q.
of Chronicle, at present IN
Mexico, in Chihuahua, the heart Of the
revolution district was named as the
scholar from Alabama to be benefftedF by
the Rhodes scholarship at oxford uni
versity
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
NEW OPERATING ROOM
AT FIRE HEADQUARTERS

NEW YORK Jan. ia new operating room
equipped for all operations, has just been open
ed at New York fire Headquarters staff
OF six surgeons will be there day and night
to look after sick and injured firemen. There
were SOC cases OF sickness and z86 cases Of
injury among the firemen Of the tive lswest
Kew York boroughs last year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
BIB COUNTY. SUES 20 NV j.
-; MACON FOR S3To1

I MACON. ca, JAN 1S.-The 'sBlbb COUNT
ty commissioners have registered suit
against the mayor and city. council for
the recovery of 50, ts1 said to- ha Ysi been
the expense incurred by the county aut
thorities in taking care of smallpox pa
tents at the county hospital for COM
tagions. M sy. ee
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
GRIFFIN PR0HIBITIoNISTS
LOSE. INJUNCTION CASE

GRIFFIN Gal Jan. lT.-AJndge RQbert z.
Daniel dissolved the injunction case brought
by Col. r. T.. Patterson and other prohibit
tionists against the issuing Of arsbeer license
TO j. NJ. Bassett a Co., the ground that
the license was illegal in that 1t was passed
at an irregular meeting Of the city council.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
FAMILY OF FIVE
All Drank Coffee from Infancy


It is q common thing in this country
- see whole families growing up with
nervous systems weakened by coffee
drinking
That Is because many parents do not
xetne-which causes the trouble.
There are five children IN my famf-
- writes an Iowa mother. All OF
whom drank coffee from infancy up
- Two years ago.
IL husband and had heart trouble
and were advised to quit coffee we
did - and began to use Postum. We
n0w are doing without medicine and are
entirely relieved Of heart trouble.
eCaffeine causes heart trouble wnen
continually used as IN coffee drinking.)
Our leven-year-old boy had a weak
digestion from birth. ana vet always
rraved. and was given. coffee. When we
nhanged 10 Postum he liked il and we
gave him all he wanted He has been
restored 10 health by Postum and still
likes IL.
Long live the .discoverer of Pos
tnmt
Read. The Road TO weIIville,s IN
pkes There's q Reason"
Ever read the above letter?
4 new one appears from time
10 time. They are genuine,
true, and full of human inter-
EST.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20
SAVANNAH ROBBERS
FAIL TO HOLD UP CAR

SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan 15.-Warned by
one of the3s trio that three, white men
had phapned- to- hold up and rob the car
barns early this naorniz1g a special agent
lay In wait prepared Ito capture them
after the actual attempt at robbery had
been made. s&srs ass
From .his, place of ambush, however,
he, saw an inspectors corral two of the
men before they began to attack the
barns. The third man was the informer
and was stationed as watchman for the
two others. The two men had pistols.
masks -sandbags and satchel.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20

The annual borrowing power OF the
state was limited BY the constitution of
Ts77 10 $4,000 The volume OF business
done BY the state. that is to say, its rev
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20

Dr.. Pieree'S FaVOfite Prescription

N = banisbes the indispositions of the
: and makes baby's advent easy and
quickens and vitalizes the feminine
The evening world., 1911-10-14
LAUREL PARK FINISHES.

FIRST RACE-rursc $500, all ages,
mile AMI seventy yards. -sFzygy, 100
CSteele). 3 to /. even and ! to 2, won
BY a length; Duke of BrIdacwatcg, 10
Uloydl. Il to /. g to / and 3 to !, sec
ond: Dolly Buttmoud. loi ONlnsn"ldb,
to 1, 3. to l and oJt, third, Tlmc-llf.
Mollie s.. Lady Slbyl, Garneau, Or,
Barley and Mason also RAJ
SECOND RNCE-Pursr, $500 two
year-olds seven furlougs Frog Legs,
ii5 CGoldstcinJ, : to ., . TO . ana out,
won by half II lcu2tG; Firbal, ~ CFore-
handD, 20 to |. \ to I and I to /, second
star Jasmine. ~ Peak), = toI. : tol
and even. third Time. LIS ID, Also
ran-Promised Land, Duval. Helnous an
Lady McGee. The novelty race was won
by r. l.. Sanford OF New York, with
X. Kennedy second and Miss Jonah third.
Time. 10 -.
THIRD RACE-Chevy Chase Steeple-
chase; nurse. $1,000; two and oue-hali
miles. Black Bridge, 1A2 (AIr. Black,
to . and out, won by a length, The
Welkin, lC5 NIr, spencer, ( to 6 and
out. second, Numcrator, 1870 CNlr. Taylor
5 to /. even and out. g. Time, 5ii 20
Three starters.