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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
STATE MAY ERECT
BIG SKYSCRAPER
Governor Favors Ten-Story Of
flee Building on Ford
Block.

III the state succeeds in acquiring
the desired half of the old Ford Hotel
block, now owned by the city. Cover
nor Mann is in favor OF erecting on
the site ten-story steel and concrete
building strong enough to hold ten
stories more. Tho Governors Vows arc
expressed in y letter to CLERK Of Com
mittecs a. H. Mcdowell, who yester-
day morning transmitted to him an in
vitation from the Public Utilities Com
mittee TO appear before 1t at to-nights
meeting for the purpose OF explaining
at greater length tho States PROPOSE
ton.
The invitation was extended to Gov
ernor Mnlfti. Lieutcnant- Governor ELY
son and Attorney General Williams
the commission designated by the Cen
oral Assembly to act for the State in
this matter.
The Governors letter In rcpIy to
the Invitation follows
u have yours OF November 90 but
my engagements and those OF the Lieu
tenant Governor Will prevent our com
mission from meeting the Committee
on Public Buildings. Properties and
Utilities any night this week except
committee at any no. after IL o'clock
on Saturday
al the conference. which I trust will
he held on Saturday, we will give all
the information we have with refer
ence TO the plans OF tie state / am
afraid. however, that 1t will be very
measre. ] think il was in the mind
of the Legislature. when the act was
passed and II was embraced therein
to erect hreproof building for the
use of the Library and Supreme Court
II l had the formation of the plans.
and II the lot Is purchased by the
State. / would provide for the erection
ht,{1 4
| ing strong enough TO hold ten stories
more
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
COINS VERDICT IS
. DUMPS NOT GUILTY
Tells Board 1t Could Not Posi-.
bly, Have Set Fire to Mos
chetti's Barn.
IT'S BEEN A GOOD OLD DUMP
Blaze on It's Ramparts Never
Known to Have Singed
Single Little Thing.

There is absolutely no evidence to
indicate that tho Moschetti fire was
communicated from blaze OH the adj
jaccnt city dump. according to 4 re-
port submitted yesterday by Supern-
tendent Cohn, OF the Street Cleaning
Department. to tho Administrative
Board, which gives tho facts in the
case us they a"e known to his depart
ment.
The report affects the claim of D.
Moschctti, who seeks to recover from
the city of Richmond Sl.569, which lie
asserts he lost when his Darn, located
near Lonibardy and Ashland Streets,
was destroyed by fire on November l..
togcthc" with valuable contents. The
fire, he asserts, was communicated to
the structure from burning refuse on
the city dump which adjoins his prop
crtv.
The board entered an order setting,
IL o'clock Thursday morning for fur
Their hearing and investigation into
the matter. Moscietti, c.. T.. Lochr.
and other interested persons were re-
quested TO appear before the board.
Notified Departments.
Moschctti, in his petition to the
Council, claims that he had repeatedly
brought to tho attention of various
city departments the danger to adja-
cent property from burning refuse on
the dump. Among others, he says, he
notified the Mayor. the Street Cleaning
Department and the Chief OF the Fire
Department
Superintendent Cohn reports to the
boarn that the dump between Ashland
and kempcr and Lombardy and Tenn
pie Streets. has been used by the Street
Cleaning Department for long while
without great complaint from petit
TONERS requesting it's discontinuance
Objections 10 the dump were so few, he
reports. that the department did not
take the matter seriously.
MINI on Guard.
The report proceeds:
"A man has been stationed at this
dump every day that dumping was
done there, for months. excepting holt
days. IT was on election day holi-
day, that The fire took place There is
absolutely no evidence or indication
that the shed or fence took fire from
the rubbish deposited there by the de-
partmcnt
THE several piles OF leaves that
nave been deposited near the fence or
the dried weeds, We're not burned eX-
cepting in one place. and that is where
the fire burned through. III that in
stance only a part of tho tops OF the
growing weeds were slightly burned.
Il further find that only one side OF
the boards OF the fence were burned.
ana that was the inside If tho fire
had originated from the dump the ont :
sldc or the boards on the fence would
have been damaged"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
Judgment for S1I4a
TAX
MADE MORE SIMPLE
Under New Income Law Burden
Is Lightened for Tax
payer.

Corporations receive one benefit from
the new Federal income tax law--each
own fiscal year with the government
rs it's annual return for taxation. I'm
der the 1910 corporation tax bill every
corporation. joint stock, company or
association was required to file with
the collector OF internal revenue Il
calendar year. regardless Of the fact
that nearly every business organiza-
ton has it's individual fiscal year. This
reports for most corporations.
Not only is each corporation now al
! lowed to make it's annual tax returns
fiscal year, but the time Of the tax
paying is made dependent upon the
corporation's business d,t year con- IN
income tax within six months after the
close of that concerns fiscal year. This
by Internal Revenue COMMISSIONER Os-
born In Il recent Issue OF Treasury De-
cisions."
AS construed by the commissioner.
the income tax law provides that cor
poratio,nn may have it's tax computed
fals s UPON the Iast day Of the mo Ssi
collector of internal revenue within
thirty days after the last day OF the
made within sixty days after the close
I of tho fiscal year. and tho tax levied
must be paid within 1870 days after the
close OF the fiscal year.
| AS an illustration of the new scheme.
suppose that a corporation closed its
! fiscal year on October 81. If 1t wished
| to pay it's income tax OH this basis it
must file written notice with Collec-
| tor NJ X. Lowry OH or before Decem :
her l. Its return OF the years business
| for taxation must be made to the col
lector on or before December 30. and
It's tax must be paid on or before
April 20
The now system will not only sim
plify taXpaying for the corporations
but will relieve the congestion in the
collectors office. which was apparent
under the old law at certain times OF
the year: Corporations so desiring
may continue to arrange their tax trou-
| bleS with the government just as in
the past. The fiscal year feature Is
| optional, not compulsory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
COURT MUST SAY
WHO GETS TAXES
Virginian Pays Over Rolling
Stock Assessment i'll Chan
Gerry Suit.
DORIAN IGNORED STATUTE
Norfolk Commissioner Assessed
Railroad for Full Amount
Of Tax.
DORIAN IGNORED STATUTE

TO save the penalty OF per cent that
may be added for nonpayment of state
taxes on or before December /, tho
NirSinian Railway, without waiting for
final decision of the rolling stock
controversy, now pending before the
State Corporation Commission. yestcr-
day paid over to tho Court OF Law and
Chancery OF Norfolk the amount Of
tax assessed against its rolling stock.
The city OF Norfolk and the counties
through which the Virginian Railway
operates can now fight it out for the
money.
Some weeks ago the city Of Peters
burg and the city OF Roanoke brought
proceedings before the State Corpora
ton Commission to restrain that body
from apportioninE the rolling stock of
the Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air
Limo and Norfolk and Western Rail-
ways throughout the counties. The
questions both OF the jurisdiction of tho
Corporation Commi sion and OF the con
stitutionality of tho act OF 1912. APP
portioning the rolling stock taxes. WAS
fully argued and submitted. and the
commission has not yet handed down Il
decision.
Assessed the Virgini.n.
With the Nirginian Railway. the case
was somewhat different. 1t appears
that Edward j. Doran. commissioner of
the revenue of Norfolk, has ignored
both the State Corporation Commission
and the act of the General Assembly of
1912. in reference to rolling stock. and
has proceeded 10 assess the Virginian
Railway for the whole amount of It's
rolling stock az in former years. The
railroad had no great interest in the
disposal of the money. but it had no
Intention of paying the tax once to the
city authorities of Norfolk and aga.n
to the Corporation Commission for APP
portionmcnt among the counties
To clear up the situation as far as IL
concerned the Nirginian, the road yes
terday instituted chanccry suit in
Norfolk. to have the court determine
whether railroads in Virginia shall pay
their taxes on rolling stock entirely to
the cities in which the home Offices
arc located, as in former years. or TO
pay 20 per cent to the city In which the
home Office Is located. and the remain
ing 10 per cent to the cities and coun-
ties through which they run. as pro-
vidcd under the act of 1912, the con-
stitutionality OF which is now in Qucs-
ton.
Pays Money Into Court.
The Nirginian Railway had been as-
sessed with tax on It's rolling stock
of S3I,33S.33. 1t paid city Collector
Edward j. German. OF Norfolk. So
4Si.6S. or one-fourth, which amount
tho city would receive under either
construction, and the balance of $2S,-
45S.75 was paid into court, to be dis
posed of as the judge shall order.
Should the Corporation Commission
| decide that il has no jurisdiction III u
| matter affecting the constltutionality
of AN act of Assembly. the Norrolk case
will open the way to what seems to be
/ the desire OF all parties-a clcar-cut
! opinion on the matter OF rolling stock
taxes from the supreme Court of APP
! pcals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
NEGRO SAW THINGS
Told IicnricO Police OF Dead Woman II.
Bushes. md Horse II Found.

Imagination may be n great thing
To possess. but County Officer j r.
Tiller. OF Hcnrico. is calling maledic-
tons down upon the head OF the negro
whose report OF dead woman lying
in the bushes along Brook Turnpike
caused him wet and dreary nve-mile
walk yesterday afternoon. Along to-
ward night the search was rewarded
by the discovery OF tho body-tlat OF
u horse--which was partially concealed
by large clump OF trees. Now the
officer is wondering how the negro so
clearly described tho clothing worn by
the supposed dead woman. The negro
arrived at tho County Jail breathless
with his story. and told such a straight
tale that II was readily accepted as the
strict truth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
CHARTERS ISSUED

thsEt-i- were issued by the STATE rornor,
non commission yesterday a. follows:
NofioIk Hide and Meal Company IncN
Norfolk Capital: Maximum. sos 600 mini.
mum, s9co Henry Khan. president DanvIiIe
folk. e. -ro'
the frce2cland Orchard Company UncN.
N mffrmstown. Capital: Maximum, $4,000
minimum, 10000. J.. Is. Crawford, president
Mcl)onoush. Md; q. 6. Crawford. secretary
and treasurer Kernstown
me citizens Bank III kinsale IncD Kin
sale. Capital: Maximum SIS 0o9: mininur,
'rSo n. w. B. Williams. president; e. T.
iHoinas; secietaiy-hoth of Colonial Beach
NICHOLS Springs Company UncD C;alav
capital; Maximum. $1,000; minimum, S. 500
!. L. Feitz. president. Blair; y. T. Carico
secretary. GalaN.
Wood, Nathan * Nirkus Co eInc.). I:tcn.
inoid. Capital: Maximum. Siy0 600: mini.
mum Sso9. Henry 4. Wise Wood president
New York; Frederick ~ Virkus, secretary
La Grange. Ill.
Amendment vas issued 10 the charter nj
the Covineton Machine COMPANY Gazing.
ton. changing classes OF stock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
L. $. Circuit Court of AppeaIs.

Ihe United States Circuit Court OF ADpeals
TeconNened yesterday morning at 10 O'clock
Tlth circuit Judges Pritchard (presidingI },
Knapp and Woods in attendance
Case argued: No. llS6-rhe United States
iiucity and Guaranty Company or Baitl-
more piaihtiu III error. French Mutual
General Society OF Mutual Insurance Axninpt
Iheit. defendant In error: in error TO Dis
Ulct Court AZ Baltimore. Argued by j.
IN error. and Hyiand y. Stewart. Raitimore
Tor the defendant in error. and submitted
case III call to-day: No. IlS1-Frank G.
o. Erlen Proprietor. plaintiff In error. vi,
Ihe North River Insurance COMPANY OF tho
city OF New York. defendant in crror: I'm
error to District Court Baltimore ,ro
he argued by Frank g. Smith ana r. Leo
Slingluf, Baltimore. for the plaintiff in or
r0r, and Cans e Hannah and w Calvin
Chestnut Baltimore, for the defendant in
Court adjourned until this morning at ID
o'clock 81 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
S,,nreme court procce,,inu.

Cases we're argued before the Supreme
Court OF Appeals OF Virginia yesterday as
follows:
Shenandoah Limo Company ve. Mann.
Governor. ct ais. Argued by K. z. Byrd and
John d. Eggleston for appellants and by C.
" Meredith and r. B. Davis for nppellees,
and submitted.
Reichenstcin VS.. Virginia hallway and
Power Company (No. 49,. Argued by s. NJ.
Brandt for appellant and by II. w. Anderson
for appellee, and continued until to-day.
Next cases to be called: No. 81, CardoZo
VS.. Middle Atlantic Immigration Company;
No. 22, Stephen Purney Shoe Company vs. r.,
j. &c Y. r. II. Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
Convicted of stealing Tree.

Stephany Shipper, colored. was con-
s. sunday. OF Henrico County. on a
charge OF stealing and transplanting
seven fruit trees from a neighboring
farm He was fined SO and costs and
sentenced 10 thirty days In the County
Jail Through his attorney. Edgar r.
English, Skipper noted an appeal to
the Hcnrico Circuit Court, and WAS re-
leased on bond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK
Man Held for Highway Robbery Believed 10
BE from Richmond.

ltidorc Stein. believed 10 be from Rich :
Tnond. was arrested yesterday In New York
on The charge OF highway robbery. accord
Ing to a telegram received by Chief or Police
Werner. The message, which was signed by
Inspector OF Detectives Faurot. stated thar
stein had in hts possession n bank book OF
the Bank OF Richmond. and requested that
an investigation be made here. The Banl,
OF Richmond WAS absorbed several years 20
by the First National Bank. The name q,
Isidore Stein does not appear In the CI,v
Directory. However. Captain OF Detective.
Mcmahon said ho would inquire into the
case to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
NIr. and Mrs. I<uy return.

MI. and Mrs. Clifton l.. kav. VIM
were married on November 81 in Alex
hhdFia. ny Rev. W. f. Watson, have re-
turned 10 Richmond and are now n,
meme at 22l6 Fairmount Avenue. They
Spent their honeymoon in Washington
ana AarNiand Mrs. Kay was Miss
Rosa =. lIermAnn. OF Henrico Cnnnlv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02

revival services at Broadus Memorial Fan
brt Church arc continuing with undated
interest. Ia spite OF the Indictment weather
itSL hSht large couETe CATION was present
Hh4 several professions OF religion were
inauo, Dr. G. i. jenkins OF Calvary Pnptis,
thhrch, preached on The Life. Death an
Destiny ni Dives and Lazarus" To-nirhI
! the'" VII he special music 10y the Fairmount
ANrnu" Baptist Church male quartet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02

The December drills OF the members o.:
lie Police Department Will begin this after
noon At oclock at the First Police station.
Chici OF Police Werner yesterday issued
orders directing All officers OFT duty TO re-
port at that hour 10 CAPTAIN George "
cpps rlli-mastcr. The drills viii continue
through Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02

Licenses TO marry Issued Yesterday
hy the clerk OF the Hastings Court to James
/ Is. Wiltshire and Cora Abrams: William Lee
Miller and Ottol!ne Virginia culpcper: John
T. Crostic and Olgie Hundlcy: George T.
Valentine. and Lena V. Walsh. and jesse J.
Russell and Elizabeth Estelie Fox.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
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SENTENCES COMMITTED
f"r'y-Two Prisoners Given Brncft of Tins

. on Tecommendation of Major T. u. Wood.
superintendent Of the Penitsntiary, Cover.
nor Mann yesterday committed the sentences
OF iorty-two convicts. Because Of quaran-
inc regulations at the penltentiary these
coMvicts held in county fails I'm various
sections OF the state FOR periods varying
from fourteen days to ninety-three Us.
The Communication I'm each case Is OF tile
amount or time spent In Jail because of tho
quarantine. so that the actual term of con
hncment OF those prisoners may not be
Iengthened thereby. The terms OF the CON
Nicts run from one to ten years and for all
manner OF oifenses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
POSTAL BUSINESS
SHOWS BIC GAIN

The actual business transacted bv
the Richmond post ofilco in Novn,obor
exceeded the estimate made on Satur-
gay afternoon b. Cashier Melton. II
vas The busiest November ever known
nm ~ 'h's once The official figures fol-
i;oeeiN"d IRON sale of stamps S67.45l ca
''e'e'Ne' from other sources 4,so4.65
Total "
'Nec''p's In November, 1912 ,so.72o.9o
Increase
cor nearly per cent?.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
WRIT OF ERROR

supreme Court To Review Case OF Man Con-
victed of selling Liquor.
4 writ OF error granted by tho SUI
preme Court Of Appeals yesterday IN tho
OF beverly W. Jones' against tho CON-
monwealth. Jones convicted In the Cir
cult Court of Pittsylvania County OF selling
liquor without a license Bond in the sum
of 500 was required.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
Allr.rd G,,ntnier
Re,iya, at U,o,ar. uc,,,or;,,

Edward Mccullough, twenty-five years old,
Was arrested yesterday by Patrolmnn
krouse on tho charge of carrying Il con
cealec weapon. revolver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
PARDON REFUSED
Melvin Must Go to Jail for Illegal sale Of
Mhi>kt.A In NDNnIInr

Nh'>hrf IN ht'diiiHc.
Governor Mann yesterday refused 20 inter
;ere IL tho case of William 3. Melvin. con
'1ct-d OF tho Illegal ralc Of Whskcy by tho
circuit Court ~ tccunac County ana SON
Fenced TO I'm" or 81 ana To serve thirty
days in jail Melvin IS said 10 he well con-
riccied in Acconlac. ana - great deal of pres
sure has been oXcytea in his behalf The
Governor has had ia" pepers under Consid-
for interference and returned them yc-ter-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
Building Permit.
Award Alley parInn

y permit was issued YESTERDAY 10
j. j. Hudson to repair frame dwelling
No. 500 Everett Street, to cost $240.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02

Commission "a relation 10 fho Darlnscus
Telephone Association. set to- tomorrow.
has beer. postponed until Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02

The Administrative Board awarded n cnn-
tract yesterday for the paving with granite
spais OF the alley between Grove and Han
over Avenues and Addison and Fin Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
COHEN EMPLOYEES MEET
Mutual Aid Association Has Concert and
Dance at Elks' Home.

Dance at Elks' Home.
Employees OF the Cohen Company held a
concert ana dance last night the Elks'
Home. Eleventh ana Marshall Streets. The
affair was given under the auspices OF the
Mutual Aid Association OF the Cohen Com
Dany, and was attended by than go
members. II was the first social meeting for
nearly year.
The concert highly enjoyed. Those
taking part were Mr.. and Mrs. Martenatein,
Miss Ada Euyk and Or. EoblenZnr. Nd
dresses made 10y Sam Cohen on 10y
atty" and q. \. Mortland. advertising man
aGer, on "CO-Operation." The association IL
organizing minstrel troupe. and win soon
begin rehearsals.
Judgment for S1I.44.
Mrs, - IT. Williams secured a judg-
ment for STl.i4 in the Law and Equity
Court yesterday against y. a. Blenner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
Mr.. Phelps Improvin

Leon NJ. Phelps. of 24l2 Stuart avenue VIII
ras operated on at Grace Hospital on SAT
urday, Is steadily improving.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-02
'Apprentice allowance eiaimsd
Track fast; weather clear.
Hamilton.

FIRST RACE-Prince of Wales Purse, $500; two
year-olds; foaled in Canada five furiongs. Diamond
Cluster l6; Dark Rosaleen, loS; Slipper Day lo5;
Aiai Bass. los; Marion Gaiety. l05; Sandy los;
Amphion. los.
SECOND RACE-Purse 500; maiden three year.
olds and upward; selling; six furiougs Oakland
Lad, 90; Hank 30: Battery q; Mausolus, s; Queed
lu; PorcuIine,' 81; lssy Ham, 9; Clinton, 81; John
Bowman. lG: Lord Ladas loe
THIRD RACE-spring Brewery Stakes: pure.
N-5U; two-yearolds; i've furlongs- Silent Plate
III; The Ushr, LII; vandergrift, u3; Southern
Maid, ID The Usher and Southern Maid, Davis
entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500: thrce-year-olds and
upward; selling; five and one-half furlongx- Mias
bnth.' %; Tankard, los; Theo Cook los; Hearth
stone. los JACK NunnaIly. lis; Black Thief. lo4
fortTne.' los: Honey Bee lo6; Double Five, llo;
Liberty Hail. II.
FIFTH RACE-Punc. 500: three year-olds ana
ups ard; selling; seven furionss Daisy Platt,. ~;
Aunt Alice le2; Myrtle Marion. IL: Burning Day
light, Ia; Lad Of Lansden. Id; Counaught,. %;
Gerard: ~; Jesuit. IL; Reputation. lis: Cheser
SIXTH RACE-Purse 500; threeyearolds ana
upward: selling: seven furlongS Miccousukees 81 /;
RALPH Lloyd. lo4; Miss Jonah, los; Dilatory ns;
Lord Ehm, ID; Orowoc.s 81; Garden Of Allah, lot
Eoith Inez. u3; Foxczaft. us; Nimbus. Id
SEVENTH RACE-Tapleytown Selling Handicap.
$o added; three yearolds and UPWARD: one and one
sixteenth miles Lucky Geogge q; Superstition 100;
Dynamite. nc: Elwah. los; Gnf, u0; Patton. los:
Enendi. los; John Rardon, IA
"ApWentice allowance Of Ave pounds claimed.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-02
WITH THE RUNNINGHORSES
RESULTS AND ENTRIES
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Pune. $40; maiden tvoyarclds:
nve furlonss. Perpetual, los tKnapp). to !. won
Busting Bras. LIS tHarty), 90 to l. second; Colors
l0 tGross). Il to l. third. Time. i 01 50 Bsaupers
Good WIN. suwanee. Jesail. Inkie. and Netmaker
also ran
SECOND RAcE-Pupe. $500; threeyear-olds and
upward; foaled IN Canada; selling; seven furions1
CapT Sauce, LIS tAdamsl. 5 to !. won; Widow wise
l0 tGrace). to !, second; Denham, Ill Montour,
Z TO 10. third Time. 33a America, Breast
Plate. and Maggie also ran.
THIRD RACE-Mount Hope Steeplechase, Sm
added; four-yearolds and upward; about two mileA
Lizzie Flat l5O (Kermath). to l. won; The AID
can, IL twnson), Z to !. second; JuyeFence. ~
tBoyle), to 2. third Time. lU Is Lamp6aaek
aud Sight also ran.
FOURTH RACEBeamuiIle Purse, $500 added;
threeyear-olds and upward: one and one-sixteenth
miles First Sight, 100 (Buxtonl, to TO- woa
Calgary, 100 Ndoody1. to 10. second Just Red. lo&
lMontour1, to !. third. Time. l.6 SIS inspector
Lestrade. Pardner. Fiabbergast and Clin Edge tlso
entry.
FIFTH RACE-National Handicap 5000 addsd:
threeyearolds and upward; and oneeshth
miles. kingly, s (Montour), to !. won; Buskrn,
le (Smal), to 2, second; Klebourne. m5 CTurDer).
to 5. third. Time. Isl IS Jan Furiong and
Frog Less also ran
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 500. threeyear-olds and
upward; selling: six furions~' Yorkville lG CWatts
to /. won; simcoe. los tGrcs9. Is to 5, second ;
Rosemary. % (Deronde). % to l. third Time. liz
Afterglow. JeSupbun. Popgun. stargin Unoa
Jack, Fred Levy, Magazine DR.. B. Ia Swearnga,
Bernardette Counterpart and Glen Beachy also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward;
one and one-quarter miles on tuf. Mollie g.. los
(obert). IL to /. won; Ia Nun Da, IS Montourl. ID
Time. 204 s5 Jacquelina. Strife. Love Day. and
Napier also rau.