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Once a Great Admirer Of Eng
land. Where All His Chill
dren Were Educated.
FOUNDED NAVY LEAGUE


ago ,ako, into III, biv,, ,,ur,i,. ~ ,hs
e,n,,ir, .s Wi,;.,.r ~ N.rI,, rc,,.ivsd
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L,n,.ro. No., s,. ,h.. Ii.,..,.,.
Tho unn.r honsc NJ ,i, pr,..i.n t,,.,
n. ..is, r,,,i,o, ,,,.ro,. .i.,or.,iona
,,hi,f .m,ny uhich, &. chs o,,,.r ns ,h.
SHACK L,ayie corr..,n,d,,v -, Tho c,rdcr
~ m. Car,.r 4, Eny,nnJ
r.n.-u.. s... a.. ...
AS An example Of what Won Tirpitz's
navy has cost the German Government
'l.t me cite merely thes. figures The
expenditures for the fleet in 1925. when
Won Tirpitz took The helm. amounted
to $50. 900. QUO. In 1914. In. wear be-
fore the war, they had risen To sII5.OoO..
OOO. AN Increase Of almost 400 per cent.
Non Tirpitz will always be renem-
bered as the father Of the giant sub
marine. Tie was greatly interested in
this naval wen,on even I,eiorc tho war,
lid the British Admiralty was RESTLESS
as the r,sul, of reports tina, Won Tif-
pitz was building gr.a, Undergraduate"
with which to attack England. HIS
statement to- an American newspaper
correspondent ia the early part Of las,
year. which WAS followed ny tho Sub
marine blockade of the British isle.
may here he recalled
we can bottle her IN n torpedo
every English and allied ship which
fears any harbor IN Grra; Rritaip.
thereby cutting off large food supplies"
Undoubtedly he though, h. could d.
y. That h" his failed doe not mean
any lack OF preparation or initiativ"
on his rart. u simply means that M
attempted the impossible.
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Admiral Changed Face Of
Europe by Creating an
Immense Fleet.
CALLED OLD MAN OF SEA"

One Of the most picturesque cnarac.
'ers or the whole war passes from the
stage by the resignation Of Grand Ad.
m'ral Won Tirpi,z. creator Of the modern
herman navy. His retirement, hrst re.
ported to be duo to III health. is nov.
oihcialiy confirmed. Dispatches from
Berlin state that Won Tirpitx's difficulties
with the Imperial Chancellor. Won Beth.
uanh-Holl"eg. and Foreign Minister
Won Jagow caused the old Admjrai's
~esisnatio when the Kaiser len, his SUD.
port to the civil. as opposed to the milf.
AIRY element In the German Empire.
Won Tirpitz has his counterpart in the
held In Field Marshal Won Hindenburg.
the German military Idol. Bu, Won
Hi'dcnburg's fame dates from the frs,
Russian campaign. while Won Tirpitz has
enjoyed both name and fame since his
t'notS naval bill was introduced in the
iicichstag III 1900.
IN Great Britain there are two men
VINO enjoy regulations similar 10 those
OF Won Tirpitz md Won iIindenburg. one
w " NV bttUe Np1tn "a NJ eF
~h"st. name Is "A household word from
one end Of the kingdom to the other. and
the other is General STR William Robert.
sod' recently appointed chief OF the Inn
pert'i General star Lloyd George mad.
h~ reputation ~ Chancellor Of the t.>-
'''aJer. ana since tn beginning OF tn.
war Re has dided g,-atly 20 II T., his
hindiine at the difiic ilt- - OF the mum
lions rrohlen'. f;rt"rtsor. on the other
hand' Is ah implacabl. enemy Of the
precedent and %favorit,sn that long have
he'd sway In the british army. Although
elevated to his presen, position oni, d,
Few weeks ago hc has already brought
about sweeping reforms in the Bri,i.h
army.
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RUSSIANS FOIL TURKS PLAN.
Attempted COuWtev Attack Ue,oua
Manhattan q Costly rauur~.
SPECIAL cable Dsspotch 10 Tah ST..

PETRoIEAu. March 1N.-The following
official statement was issued h, the Rus
sian War Office to-day:
On the western front. at Nitkeiiszhi.
TO the north Of Drisviat.. tho enemy
sprang a mine.
To the southwest Of Lake Boghins-
koe We repealed III enemy ~reconnais-
sancc.
Al '.ipsS. north OF LAX. Vygouovs-
koe. We repulSed ~ enemy offcas'yc.
la the Taucasu. After VIC had cap
tured ManahataI. Whi'" pursuing
IN" Turks I'm III" direction of Erziud-
jan. tn" enemy attempted Il counter
attack. hut We ropellei him towards
III. west with heavy lnss.
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KAISER THANKS TIRPTZ
Also Decorates Him and kceps
Ills NAME on Navy Lists,

BERLIN. via London. March iS.--The
haiser has written Admiral Won Tirpitz
d letter expressing regret at his resig-
nation thanking him for the excel.
lieut. services he rendered the country
during his long career as creator and
organizer Of the German navy.
Tho Emperor ut the same time issued
orders that Won Tirpitz's name be con.
tiiiued In the navy lists and also be.
upon the former marine chief
the star of Grand Commander of the
order of the House OF iiohenzollern
with swords.
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LONDON. March l>.--The war once
announced to-day hai Turkish troops
which attacked a British outpost at
linad. near .\den. on Thursday, were
driven back with "A loss Of seventeen
killed. Tie British casualties were one
killed and seventeen injured.
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RUSSIANS NEAR TREBIz0ND.
Advance. '.Uard only Invent. WIi~s
From Turktsh Port.

pErHoGRAp. March Is Dispatches re-
c-ived her" tu-hat state that The Rus
sian adNauC" guard IL within twenty
miles ~ the Turkish ci'y Of Trebizoud
OH TIA. f.lsck Sea.
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RoME. March II The departure. of
tn. 'i-rtuan envoy at Bucharest. who
has Unexpectedly left the R%umanian cap
i'ai for l'eriin. - considered most sig.
uincant. sine" his return IL considered
uncertain.
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Won Tirpitz combines the unusual
qualiti"s Of eNc-llcn. s~.a'nanship. cxcrv.
tive talsp ana statesmanship. Although
he H. now shelvcd because he cannot
carry on his ruthless submartn. cam
paign a. he and the naval PARTY with II.
II mus, not he forgotten that this man
is one of the strongest powers in Ter.
and tn. rhancss Ar. even tina, he
viii com" back into favor some DAY.
Nlfred Tirpita Was born NJ Frankfort
"n-the-pd-r. in EranJ.nhurg, tho son
Of 4 bourgeois lawyer and Judge. He
huew nothing about N, 50, and I'm In,
inland town IN which no was brought
III he could not hav. INDUCED IN any
Wild fancies about life in III. navy. AS
u boy he showed great force Of char
act-r and fixed determination. After
receiving TN. ordinary gymnasium cdu.
ca:ion he Was sen. AT the age Of 10 az
"A cadet to one Of the old friga,es Of the
i'russian navy. TIL. fleet AZ that time
WIS the haven of the sons % impe-
MO prussiln noblemsn
Although young Tirpitz had not IN.
remo,est claim to nobility he soon
gained \ nam. for himself IN the navy
and hus made himself heartily di-lihed
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exception Of passenger ships, such use
u submarines as arises from the pecu.
iiarity of said weapon.
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) The opposition showed him that the
German people. speaking through ,heir
representatives In the Reichstag. had no
realization of what Il naval Power must
them up to the required point. The
90. ISL VIII" Nv nau ~, ,a%ayy
~. Nv Wv" VOC .Npau"u ~ Wv.
u nau ''. u" eNeis p''"N'' wv"
~ ,i''s. " .ne e'"p"c'
III o'H"l'~a'''h " INC p"'e"' "
many s.n''"I DENOMINATIONS nv ""'lu
oV'r' INC |>h'erici" navy league II
nho1eii"d aIt'f H. Nhlle our Navy
League na% "'IN II ie" thoseand in"W-
u"rs' germany : mas more IMAM '.'"",""".
fr'nc" H"htA ~ Prussia. brother Of Inc
Kaiser. was nut AZ III" mead of this Of
gahization ana II s"oii began to pour
forth u stream az information regarding
tnc German navy ~ the shape Of inter-
views III the newspai"rs. illustrated ar
ticl.~ IN the magazines. pamphlets. pho
%togiaphs TO II" hung w IL shop windows
and. latcr on. moving pictures. The
! propaganda even spread to the schools.
Tirpit1 gent further than that. He Or
/ ganized excursions. the price within the
limit Of even III, most mplest inlander.
to the naval stations. where the German
landowner. VINO was continually being
asked TO spend NOR" AMI more for the
navy. could see for himself what fine
lighting ships ia" fatherldnd depended
u,on for It's protection. This idea has
since been adopted by the United States
Navy.
nr"mdWOU9h hi the Reply.
c,.., uri,,t, ,r,tiv i..,, g. u.y.,n
T., VIVA, ihc oIJ ,n.u ~ ~, ..,, u.s ,Jne
NC Tn. ki..l canal mad ,,ls, b..u IN.
ish,d. and Will. from n naval poin, 90
view II, WAS very imuort.ut II had little
commercial yaln.. sir John Fisher. head
Of the british Admiralty, then sprang a
gr.a; sirpris" on mis- rival on the op-
pos,i. slor" of the North Sea. The
ir.auiiought came into being. 4 ship
! larger than ANY YET built and CARRYING
heavier guns AVID heavier armament.
TIL" NH"l canal nis 30" narrow TO admit
'u'h large -hips. and therefore " t'nx-
ANA ins'~t"" "h ou''dinx th"s. monsters
'lriliHs ie't "as useless "ui tne ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
ANTlSUFFRAGlSTS HEAR
ENCOURAGING REPORTS
Much Enthusinsm shown mt Annual
Meeting Of Virginia Association
urIh Yesterday.

ia" annual business meeting of the
virginia Association opposed 10 Wo-
mans Suffrage was held yesterday
morning at III" jefferson Hotel y
large and enthusiastic" membership was
ami papers w.r" read. The election
o; officers resulted In the old officers
being retained for another year.
OF considcrabl. interest WAS tn" re-
port made by Miss Caroline Preston
Davis. Of the joint debate. held IN
charlottesville. between Miss Eudora
Ramsay. OF Grcenvillc. :. G., who had
the Affirmative. aud Miss Lucy Price.
who upheld tho negative side OF tho
question. which resolved that women
~ he given the ballot.
rl"rc wcr" i.Inn people rrce' nj. said
Mics Davis. and the dcpt,e Tas OF con
siderable Interest. So much So in fact.
she said that tn" nc>t day the English
teachers OF tho University o. virginia
took up the d"hptr as subject matter.
ana they. as VOL us ,hr students. agreed
unanimously that Miss l'ricc had won
;itc debate"
The work "f IL" uas, year. especially
ia 'stablishiu- u.V iran, mes through :
"ut til" STAG, vas Particularly graft
fYinT. Tn"r" nav" bccr four new
branches created within the past four
we:ks. according =" the report. aud
this feature was received with con-
sid.rtbl" applause
Following In" usual business routine.
the association settled down 20 work
IL planning for tho coming year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
VIRGlNIUS PENDLETON DIES
Retired Police officer PASSES twn, Mt
Home nj Age of SiAt.-Four
ienrs.

Nirciu.Is rcndIcton, appointed 10 the
police force on June II. 1855. died at
his residence. ia North Twentieth
street. yesterday Siftcrnoor at @:ij
"'cl"ci<. after an illness Of several
weeks Mr. PcudlrtCu was siXty-four
%ears old. The funeral viii TAX" place
from Monumental Episcopal church
some time tomorrow, Tive exact time
not having been decided upon last
night. lnterment Will be made it,
hollywood cemetery.
Mr.. Pendleton was nat!vc Of King
and Queen County. He served through
lIe War Between the States in the
Confederate army. and aftcrward en-
tered tho Fir" Department He was
elected tn TIVE police force while "a
member of that department. FOR more
than thirty wears he Was an active
member Of the police force, having
been retired last July
He is survived 10y two sons: Nir-
nirius p. and II. G. reudlcton. His
wife was killed several years aGo when
she fell from IA step lad oder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
DU POINT DIRECTORS MEET
AT WILMINGTON TO-DAY
l i""""r aud Executive Coinmittcrs
VIII TIE Named nj Annual Session
In Wilmington.

tn. ANIMAL meeting Of lii" board Of
directors "f L. |. du rout d. N.m"urs
ana Company VIII be EcId In Whining
ton. p"l. 'his morning. urd II Is UNDER
stood That virtually the same executive
committee viii bc elected as at pres
Ont Til" iinouC" Commits" viii con
stst OF T. :. duPout. ircncc DUPONT. aud
john ! Raskob. who compose the com
h'tt"c at tlis time. with the addition
OF II NJ. Bark sdalc. Il NATIVE OF Rich-
mond' VII" has long been Il vic.-presi-
dent OF the company ANA he is II r.Co2
nizcd dynainit" expert. having been
associated with TIA" DUPONT interests
for nearly thirty years
u IL not yct known vino viii bc the
mn member OF tn" committee hut
1t is probable that n" ,vin bc q repre-
s"ntat,v" Of some OF Tho i.rg" stock
holders "f III" COMPANY Thcr, viii
probably %" little change i'm The per
sonu"l OF the officers. Thcrr is nm
usual Interest In I'll" organization and
management OF the Du ron, Company
az this time. because - the accom-
plishmcnts OF Nh" com0auy Turing the
past year in facing and successfully
meeting tho tremendous burden thrown
on IL III connection with :hc war in
Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
"on rrinl" Here Next Week.

"Ou Trial" which comes 20 TIM.
Academy OF Music next Tuesday and
Wednesday, with "Wednesday matinee.
Is marvellous PLAY with an unusual
plot. Much Of its c!cverness is due 10
lis mechanical ingenuity, but 1t is ~
Nir.i;y that makes the piece stand out
in hold relief among recent produc-
lions ON Trial" is from the pen of
Elmer l. ReinZeustsin. II is his nrst
play effort, but Judging ny its recep-
tUn IN New York ana Chicago. this
author will have to be reckoncd with
as future contributor 10 the contcm-
pOrarv stage. The play deals with The
nctuaiities OF life, in 50 true man
uer. II X said. that audiences are cleo
tr.ied by its reality and stirred to
exclamation by it's tremendous climax
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

pr Mack H.. lI5 ,l[edcris,. to !.
to mnd ! 10 >. Won. Mug. liz tDoddD
8 To ]. even ana To .. second; YAM
p!ro, II NJ" Ew"H), =" >. 10 : and
/ 10 3. third Time, 1909 Brown Jim
second five furiours Blue Wing
800 UGourlcyp. 3 10 |. even and TO
D. Nou. EroWustonc. IL i[cdcrisp.
t" =. 10 . and TO =. second; Eva
Hadwlvh. ll@ tGaugcp. . TO l. ." =
ana 10 . third. Time. :o2 30. Rus
-,il Mc';Ili, Judge Suook. Lovers Lane
surh Modesto 10y also ran.
Third nv" furlongs-Sir J. Joe. III
Nctcalfb. even. 80 ana 10 :. won.
Smoky Dan. Ill a. G"ntrv), 20 |. :"
to aud even second; sinai. loo )HuN-
tom. " to ! even and = To :. third.
Tine, l:0l 80. Ralgee, Colonel ASH
meade. Wild Bcar and Hubicon H.. also
Fourth handicap r.olds
and up nvc aud onc-half furlonas-- Or
Larrick. 12d oHuNtom. : TO j. to 3
and out. won; Korfhage. Ill tStcurus).
TO :, 10 3 ana out. second: DIR. Car
men, i1@ tMurphy), IL to D. to and
out, third. Time. 100. Only three
started.
Firth six furlores- Industry. io7
CARROLL, I" !. "vcn ana 20 .. won:
Nsl 2r: i,us sam Ioi .t:lrnsl. 10 Il /.
{. aud 10 3. second: Lachis ir7
.iiaycs,. . TO- |. 10 and to >. third.
Nnua Erazcl also ran.
SiXth--nlc-Dullc OF shelby. f04
tfammcrr. 20 to I. to and TO .,
won; ronsoicr, l01 90. Gentry, 10
:, to and ont, second; King Rad
ford, ioS n;yk".l, to T., Il" | and
Eleanor ~. I'll Patio ana Dave Mont
geometry also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS
"PoiI!nnnH" ro-Nicht.

"poIyanna." In dramatic. form. Will
hc seen ut the Academy % Music to-
night. Friday ana Saturday nights and
Saturday matinee. The enormous in
tcrest in 'Poiiyanna' vas inspired by
Eleanor II. Portcrs widely read stores,
and has been stimulated afrcsh by the
success of the optimistic comedy which
Catherine Chisholm Gushing based
upon them. Tn" story Of the little or
phan girl. who uncousciously spread
good cheer anon. the disco!It.u'cd
and unfortunate in II New England
village Il fun OF romance ana scnti-
ment. ana bubbles over with Infectious
numur 1T is acted hy the original cast,
assembled by klaw X Erlangcr and
George .. Tyler. There are distin-
guishcd players among them. Patricia
tollinGe. WHO is pronounced very
lovely and lovablc In the title role (.
Enie Shanuon and Herbert Kelccy.
Jessie Bushlcy as the hired girl: Ar
;hur Forrest as the misanthropic her
NIT Fcndlcton, and Maude Granger.
Helen Weath.rsby and Maud liosford
las the Lady Aiders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
NEGROES TO OBSERVE
FOURTH CLEANUP WEEK
STATE H"nrd of Health Co-upcrates In
movement Tor better Sanitary
conditions fur tulorcd Rnrr.

March 70 10 April has been Sc,
ASH ny IN" Negro organization So
cictN as ia" fourth annual "C,can-Tp
week Tor the negroes OF Virginia.
Durlht TN" three previous clcnn-uD
campaigns thousands OF Virginia col
orcu p"opl" joined in an effort to make
'h",r homes ANA SURROUNDINGS clean
ana sanitary, thus destroying millions
o' "A.asc producing germs The cX-
'cnt OF tho removal! of tn" caus.s of
communicable" Diseases ana tn. i'm
pr"Ncinent OF the health Of tho race
ar" beyond estimate. and the cousc-
auch' cconpinic savings are enOrmous
'H'Ie - every reason whv every
heSr" IN virginia especially those liv-
me ~ smaller towns and tho country.
sh"hid u" party 10 this olcan-up
movement hT giving their homes and
premises Il thorough cleaning. and bv
applying freely paint or whitewash 10
outhouScs. barrS ana fences AS inany
DAYS as possible should he used for tho
purpose of cleaning. and the cleaning
shonld he thorough ana efficient
The State Health Department I'M.
published "A special bulletin expiainin.
the cleanup movement and sugrcstinC
many things which Nigh; bc done with
profit.
Tie following health program has
been arranged by ;hc Negro Oiganiza-
'tion Society:
negro minister in IN. state is asked
to preach II sermon on health on this
day.
March 2s-"licaiih Day" in tho pub
lie schools. Every negro teacher Is
asked TO observe this dag in the school
By having appropriate exercises. \
special program has been prepared by-
tho Negro organization Society
April is Tag Day" for school i'm
prov"mcnt. There is such an intimate
connection between Il high death rate
and Ignorance that Il seems ntting to
end tn" weeks work "iih an effort to
improve the schools and thus make Il
permanent reduction in the death rate
Society Will gladly help all teachers
ana social workers By suggestions
about selling tags for school Improve
mcnts
Literature TO assist in carrying out
tho cleanup week program may be Sc
cured bT sending card to 7. 6. En-
win. state Normal School, Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
DAVIDSON TO OPEN ITS
SEASON ON NEXT MONDAY
rrrHb.trrians Expect to Have strong
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Play Cntnwbn
in Initial Gnmc.

DAVIDSON \. e. March - 49,
Coaches Fctzcr ana klu,,z are putting
The Davidson College baseball squad
through a hard practice every after
noon now In their effort TO whip the
mon into good form for the long grind
starting next MonGay March -. when
tho season opens with Catawba col
les" on Sprunt athletic field
rs previously intlmntcd, tn" pros
p"ct is hrigh, FOR q good team. its
winning qualities being dependent.
however. not on ita own excellence ~
is excellence in comparison with that
% opposing teams.
som" Of tn" poati"ns as yet pr"-
s"nt p"rpIcH!ug problems to the
coaches. The indications "a" that the
rr"shytcrians VIII have fair innelds.
%ood. hard hitting ou;teld and I'm
unusually strong pitching staff There
e also an abundance Of catching ma.
tcr.tl. Just now. i've pitchers arc
taking their turn al serving up Giants
10 the squad. and all FIVE seem To have
plenty OF stuff
In the Interval between basketball
and baseball a short series OF Inter
rlass basketball games Is being run
off. Tho Seniors we're unable to en-
ter n team. but the other three classes
are in the contest. and there arc lie =
iur staged some OF the closest and
most exciting games seen here in quite
- wh'l" IN the opening game tho
Fresh ard Sophs hatticd to "A lotto .
score, tho Sopi~ emerging with the
hl "nd Tn. latter followed this
with victory over the Juniors score.
- 10 - Last night the Freshmen
'osi th"i" second gam" 20 the Juniors.
- 80 20 gam" r"ple,c with thrills
aud oNrIi!uE Incidents for all concern
ci The series closes next week.
The nIst baseball game ~ :Eo sca :
-on with Ca'awha il followed quickly
uy on" Win OAK EidC" on March 20.
last What tho op'uIug lur-Up wili
b.. admits al doub' rho uh"ld in
particular has been undergoing a mum
h"r 81 shifts and changes, all possible
combinations being given q tryou'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
BOWIE SET FOR OPENING
OWNERS TO MATCH
BEST ON SOUTHERN TRACKS
i""k tor Hammer Scnson-NIany I'm
rro'cmrntS Nndc-t nimRIs Al
ready itcinS Stabbed.

WASiiIN1TpN. March 22--Bowie.
~" r"wc%; Of MarylauGs racing plants.
- ready for tia" opening Of the East
rru ScaGou. which is scheduled; to be-
pin ON April with The spring meeting
of tho S"niucrn MARYLAND NrricuIrur,I
Nssr"Iutiou which will run through to
Nun ~ Sprin. meetings AT iIavre
u" I'rt," nnI I'imlico viii follow be
Ton" ~" ihOrpughbrcds leave for New
N"ri for what pr"i".scs 10 be TIA" best
Hrns"u "f racing since the hostile lcGiS-
l"tI"u against She sport
NHnr improvements have been made
~ Bowie. aud tho track has been in
such 'N""!lcnt condition that horses
"'u'"i"d there are well advanced to-
ward real racing condition, az are tho
huuht'ds That ar" arriving day By dag
from the southern tracks Every sta
h!c of the big Eastern circuit win be
represented at Bowie. The best lorscs
VIII com" No from the South to take
part In The fray.
among the Fasteners Of prominence
"ho have applied for stabiing accom-
notation arc August Belmont. Richard
Y Wilson, Price Mckinney. James But
l"f, Thomas j.. Clyde, Robert Walden,
COLONEL iial parr. Jcre Whcelwrirh,. a.
-. rarr, OF ClarksburG. w. Va. elf
ford a. Cochran. Schuyler T. Parsons
iIarrv *. Knapp. Andrew Miller John
2. Madden. John Sanford, G. Is q.
Billings. Frederick Johnson. George f.
:. THOMPSON, Thomas +. Ryan. j. Tenn
rlc Gwathmcy. ". n Coo. Archibald
Barklie the Quincy Stable. Herbert J..
Pratt. Grant Hugh Browne. Captain
=. y Cassatt. ~ ~. Hewitt. \. r. Han
cock. W : kitmcr. jefferson Living
efon. IN. Grecntrer stable. George u.
Widcrcr. Mrs Lillian y. Livingston.
Henry =, oNrard and James G. OK
rard.
Thcro arc ~ Washington more thar
50 horses that did not 20 South at til"
ncsinning OF the wiutor. and uost Of
'hcm arc ready The Washington Win
Ter waa generally mild. and the going
II IN" old Ecuninrs track. where they
;,rr training. has been good right along.
These horses belong 10 the MiHpah
stable Michael DAILY. @. Muller. Of
i'hiladclphia; tn" Quincy stable. E'ch-
ard T. caruan. William carter. / JIM
N"lly Jerc Murphy. ". r ,rdor'on.
William Brooks. Henry r C,,.uord. Sam.
ual Ross. Edward = NrT..nu, Villiau
Diurth Lewis Garth. Woods Sf.rE'ou.
Wtlian T. Burch ara Wtlii1u' ! Nnu.
pin i'Hr' Of the Carmari t'riua took
part iu ~" Sow orleans m,''luY Httd
r"iurrcd 10 washington last week.
M addition - ~" hors-a thH' w"H.
rway last fall- Eroomvai". S'u~tilng.
g NJ Miller F.lIa Erysor Garnet ard
rrDOrTaphN- Nr Carm1l h~ouauf back
good mar" iu l.rfda iayr" ana :, rat
'llr.- good thrco-Fo.r- old ,pl' Iu
Stc"rfacc Sk"orfaco has the r"ruia-
ton AZ huine ia" srnnItezt three year.
old developed ~ Kew DrI.uny iI. b.
% DC tho tHrEau starter 100 ~.
inaugural handicap ON The ubcUiu4. da'.
Some oi nv hrry'@ that took r,,r.t 'u
tn" Sew pylnaU. Hu' .iunroz meeting.
STOPPED or az Hot ~u-ir.s '.r th.
-prnv iaclr, there. tut n goods con
iuE.ut already ha- arrN,d 80 l!ow ic
and more ere colutuu