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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
CITY FARM IDEA MEETS
WITH GENERAL APPROVAL
Report Progress at Meeting
of Utilities Body Tues
day Night.

In connection with the demand for
a new Jail ami Il detention home for
children and adult derclicts the uucS
-tion Of the purchase OF a city farm
again has assumed some proportions.
ihc Council Committee on Utilities
mas. during the past few months. Wis
tied several available sites for such
Il farm, but has Tot formulated its
recommendation. The subcommittee
with the matter in hand embraces
Councilman James T.. Peters. Alder
man w. Stewart White and Council
man James h. bickcrSon.
Chairman Peters stated at the last
meeting of the full committee that
his subcommittee had one other site
to visit. and probably will be ready
Win its report in time TO have the
necessary amount needed for the pur-
chase inserted in the budget. The
utilities Committee will meet next
Tuesday night at which time prog
rcss on the project will be reported.
This committee is practically unani-
nous in its opinion that tho city.
should own and operate it's farm. 1t
believes. as has been stated by vari-
Gus members, thai all the city penal
and charitable inStations might lie
well regulated and practically iso-
lated from each other by being cs-
'ahliSiscd on a farm. Invirorating at
mosphcrc al Z hcalth- giving exercise
might tend 10 improve both moral and
physical conditions, they believe. and.
upon this hypothesis. the committee.
II was said by member yesterday,
eventually vii! recommend that the
city acGuir" farm by purchase, gift
or otherwise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
.BELATED SHOPPERS TO
FIND TURKEYS HIGH
Difficult to Say What Price
Will Be. if, Indeed, Any
Arc to Be Found.

For the past few days tie retail
market places have been the busiest
corners in the city and they will con-
tinuc 10 be throughout today. Most
people have already bought their
Christmas turkeys, many of them for
today's delivery. Those who have
not done so will likely have Il hard
time getting supplied today Yes
tcrday before noon the Wholesale
narts were cleaned up and bclatcd
retailers who had put OF buying to
the last minute found no turkeys on
cary or Thirteenth Street after ~
o'clock and will not he able 10 sup
ply his customers this morning un-
less there were heavy receipts hy last
nights and this mornings incoming
trains. The Christmas turkeys
tdrcsscd) that were sold to con
sumcrs yesterday morning were at
% TO 60 cents per pound. ana before
night all OF the retailers had about
SOLD out. Nobody can guess what
Will be the prices this morning. il
indeed any turkeys are To he found
II may be from 50 to 20 cents the
pound.
The Christmas rush has not caused
other poultry To go up TO fancy fig
nrts. Dressed chickens are fnirIy
plentiful at - To ~ cents per pound;
mems. 30 To rs; ducks, 81 to 20: geese
." TO 30. EGGS are plentiful. but the
ffcsh country eggs are still hirh
going at 90 To 30 cents per dozen.
For some reason rabbits are not i'm
hs good supply as they have been
ThcY are going this morning AZ az
10 30 cents apiece.
The fish stands are well loaded
with the choicest products Of tn. sail
WATERS ana this morning all kinds of
'''"'' wv" kinds OF mackcrcl, club,
rock hsh, founders and several otu,r
hsh from Virginia waters may he
round. and Florida shad add To In,
N"'i e'E' while oyTtcrs are here in ali
thc'r glory and the cold weather
h"lPS TO enlarge the dcmandr for
them.
. me frui; ana vegetable depart.
,"oh'S of the Richmond retail world
haNc been made especially attractive
i"r the holiday season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24

Next came :. c. IIalscy. Wythevile.
with -: y. l. Bradford. Accomac
County. with SIS: l.. NJ. Eurrus.
Spotsyirania. with Sc. ana w. NJ. Rov-
crs. Rage County, with 81, They
each received purse of SIS
Additional prize winners. to whom
wcr" awarded Sl0 purses. were: ~ l..
Smith. King and Queen County: A.
{. Dickinson. Louisa County: Hugh
La pradc. Henry County: y. Il. Will
kcrson, Charlotte County; T. y. Wood
Aibcmar!c County: G. I. Davis
Srotsylvania; II. NJ Elan. Prince Ed
ward County: George w. Miller, War
rem county. and j. w Hart
Award So Prizes,
Prizes OF 50 were awarded the fol-
lowing: Sam Jackson. Gloucester
County; Vernon Burner. Page County:
Cary Thomas. Roanoke County: G. NJ
Walker Bedford County: X. NJ. Rey-
nolds. Prince Edward County: j. NJ
tlcSE. Warren County: Mitchell Me
kcnnry. Bedford County. and II. L.
Newman, Bedford County
The result of tho contest. in which
several thousand hawks were de-
siroycd. was so satisfactory that tho
association has voted unanimously tn
continue the contest next year. An-
nounccmcnt of the rules governing
the 1872 contest will he announced
shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24

Wisconsin. whose parents reside at
Chase City. Va. Miss Rockwell has
directed number OF successful
paSeants. and is highly recommended
by officials OF naCcants she has di-
rcctcd. in one of which there were
5000 in the cast. The proposition
submitted by Miss Rockwell also
Will be laid before tho board OF
trustees.
Early next week letters will so
out from the office of Business Man
arcr w. Conway Saunders to bust
ness men Of the city urging them
I" attend the masS-mcctinG To be
held on January 10 III the city Audi
forum. which will inaugural. the
Nahispa entertainments which will
I've given during the winter and
sprinu in Richmond and throughout
the state. Al this mass meeting it
Is planned To have the fratcruaI So
cicty bands of the city unite as one
band. while the High School chorus.
directed 10y Walter Mercer. will sing
Other features are being planned
which will make the meeting one OF
the greatest interest and importancc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
PLAN ANNUAL BANQUET
OF J. M. III. S. ALUMNI
VIII he Held Tuesday Evening IL;
O'ClucN In Womnn's
LII

Preparations fer the annual ban
qnct of In" John Marshall High
School Alumni Association. Tuesda y
evening AT O'Clock at the Woman's
cut. are well under way, and rcserv-
ations indicate that upwards OF 200
VIII he in attendance. incidentally.
this will bc the first annual reunion
at the class of 1921. and special tables
VIII he reserved for the various
classes. Reservations 10 date include
The following classes: SO. %. '0j. 90.
II. IL, 'l3. IA. 10, 'l6. II. rs. IL.
30 and 81.
the program is In charge Of Miss
Carrie Berkeley. Others on The ar
r:,n-ements committee are Miss Eay
Nar Wort. Miss Eva Eranch. Miss
Juliet l!cnning and j. Taylor Robin
.on. y dance VIII follow the ban
quot. 1t Was stated last night that
reservations must bc made not later
than Monday. and those wishing 10
reserve seats should communicate
with Walter Anderson. Madison 5l3o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
WINNERS IN
HAWK-KTLLING CONTEST
}. l.. Dawson. of Prince Edward County. Captures First
Prize. 500 and Shotgun-Accounts
for 243 Birds.

j. l.. Dawson. OF Prince William
county has been declared the win
ncr OF the Statewide hawk killing
contest conducted by the Virginia
Game and Game Fish Protective As
ISOLATION. which ended on December
/. Mr.. Dawson was credited with
having destroyed a total of 2I3 hawks.
and has been awarded first rrize, "A
purse Of 500 and II Parker shotgun.
offered by Howell Brothers. Rich
mond hardware dealers
Second prize. So in cash and a re
pcatinS shotgun offered by tho VIM
chester Arms Company. went TO John
w silver. OF Stafford County. Air.
silver accounted for 10 hawks.
Lawrence Anderson. OF Charlotte
County captured third prize. u purse
OF $50 and a ease of 500 Shells. offered
by the Western Cartridge Company.
Mr.. Anderson killed -? hawks.
Stafford Nian Finishes Fourth.
Sidney silver. Stafford County. I'm
ishcd fourth. with liG hawks. and
was awarded So in cash ana "a case
OF 300 shells donated by the United
states Cartridge Company
Allen Brizcndinc, williamsburg.
with l3S: !. Il. Brockwcll. Charles
City County, with l2o and Irwin
Dickenson. of Louisa County. with
liz. finished next in order Each re-
ceivcd purse OF 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
CONSIDER INAUGURATION
OF ZONE SYSTEM" HERE
City Fathers or Body of Ci,i-
zens 10 Go Before Cen
eral Assembly.
Project MEETS WITH FAVOR
Consensus or Opinion Gcucrully
FnNors Proposition nnd I.csisIn-
lure Pr"hably VIII Authorize CIT,
Ia Proceed With pIun

Either the Council COMMITTEES on
Ordinances OF Il special committee of
citizens will appear before the rrope,
committees Of the General Assembly
ana present the claims of Richmond
FOR the privilege of establishing The
zone system" for this city. This
pan practically has been determined
upon ny confcrecs representing the
Ear Association of Richmond and the
ASSOCIATION OF American Engineers.
aud city Attorney George WAYNE An
dcrson.
AT recent meetings of the two or.
Ganizations committees were named
10 confer with city officials ON the
uiJect. Prior to this the matter had
becn discussed by the Council com
hltlec ana various organizations be-
iore which Director Allen T. Savil-
appeared. nave indorscd the plan
The consensus of opinion generally
iaNorS such proposition. and il is
altogether likely that the I.egiSIa-
ture will authorize the city tn pro-
c'tu' through the means Of an en-
abling act.
The wonderful growth "f the city
within the past few years have re-
Nchlcd the fact that the city is out
growing itself. In the language of
director SaNilic. IL needs a new pair
OF pants The various sections arc
growing up regardless OF local CON
d'tions. There is nothing to prevent
the erection CT Il bank. a store or a
blacksmith shop on Monument Ave-
nue., tor instance. Under prevailing
ordinances and statutes Il man may
pGild anything on his property. wher-
ever IL may he located, except an
actual public nuisance.
TIE idea OF the coming system is
To designate certain sections for
strictly business purposes ana other
sections for residential PURPOSES
alone. Many sections Of the city.
originally set aside for homes. have
become ovcrrun with shops and sta
Dies and other structures widely
separated from buildings designed
for domestic use alone. The Ordi-
nance Committee and the committees
from the Bar Association and the En-
the project is Il most important one.
and II was stated yesterday that no
time would tc lost in getting the
scheme i'm shape to be presented In
the early days OF the coming Gem
cral Assembly. John j. Blake is
chairman of the committee OF law
Ncis. ID. u. Goodscll heads the cngi-
nccrs' committee. and Alderman
Marx Gmnst is chairman Of the Ordi-
nance Committee OF Council. which
body is scheduled To meet next We'd
ncsday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Mnm Here Mny Set New Record

DESPITE Indictment weather. which
hind"rcd the work OF the local post
Office department, officials declared
last night Indications were that more
hrst-clnss mail was handled ycstcr-
GAY ihan on any other during this
holiday season. They expressed the
belief it would exceed the record o.
10000 q Thursday The heavy
mailing yesterday was well handled
by corps of trained postal officials.
although the slcct covering streets
With icy shcctines slowed down de
livery To trains by auto trucks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
VOTE ON TERMINAL.
BOND ISSUE FEB.

NORFOLK, VA. Dee - Tucsd.y
February T. IS the date set this at
ternoon by Judge " ~ Sargent. -
the Corporation Court. for the por:
terminal bond !ssu" election.
order was entered by Judge Sar-
geant following conference -
tended by CRY Manager Ashburncr
President OF the CoUnci. Roper and
Guy Attorney pcatross.
The question to he passed upon
is the issue Of $1,000 600 in bonds roi
m" building OF grain elevator an"
extension Of port terminal facilities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24

state Commerce Commission. Wash
ii&ion. where he viii bo assigned to
the department OF import freight
charges FOR the United states Traffic
Commission.
Ernest T. Wcisiecr. formerly with
the Atlantic Coast Line halfway ana
new with the Richmond Freight
Tariff Eurcau. has been appointed to
succeed Mr.. Puratcr. Mr.. WcisiScr
haS been in the freight tariff work
practically all OF his life ana is
looked upon as especially well quail
fed I" MI the position.
Comma ionCr Alexander Forward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
LIGHT CITY'S CHRISTMAS
TREE THIS EVENING AT 6

Continued From First pagc)
iec'cd 10 be Witnessed by the great
est crowd In the history Of similar
entertainment here. This probably
VIII be the last community Christ
mas tree celebration in Richmond
The Ford lot has been acquired by
the state of Virginia from the city
of Richmond and will be the site of
the Memorial Library. Work on the
structure is expected to start dur
ing the year and there will be no
suitable location for the tree.
The giant cedar. which will he
Richmond's community Christmas
tree, exceeds by several feet tho
height of its brothers and is declared
~ the committee To he the prctticst
of all the community trees. The
cedar was donated by Mrs. c. s.
wright of Alice. Va, ana placed in
position by the Chesapeake and Poto-
mac Telephone Company. the John 4.
Wilson Construction Company. tho
Cruikshank Iron Works and the Cos
by Transfer Company.
/InSt Decoration Affixed
Mrs. w. y. Burrows is chairman
OF the decorating committee. and the
last decoration has been placed in
position. The hai!storm of Thursday
night and the windstOrm OF several
days ago resulted in laans OF the
decorations being torn from the tree
These all have been replaced and the
tree is ready for the .ritica! public's
eye. y final test OF tho lights will be
made this morning.
From the time the community
Christmas tree committee was organ
lied until now il has received the
cooperation not only of the members
% the committee. but all others as
well. Mrs. j. Taylor EllySon. Mrs.
Westmoreland Davis. Mrs Archer
Jones and Miss Emma Morris have
played an important part in making
Richmond's community Christmas
tree a reality.
OF Public Safety: Fire chief Joynes.
captain Meadows. OF Engine Com
pany No. Q. and the entire Fire De-
their time to decorate the tree and
10 see that everything possible was
done TO help the work OF the commit
tee. Captain Meadows and Chief
Joyncs practically had charge of
decorating the tree. They. were as
sisted in this work by the other
mcml crs Of the committee and I.eRoy
Speights. Of the City Electrical De-
partmcnt
Mr. Mercer. who has charge OF the
music. has selected an "all-star or
chcstra from the Bijou and Colonial.
lie has chosen the best cornct. tenor
horn. trombone. clarinet and drum
players in the orchcstras OF the two
theatcrs. These players will furnish
the music for the occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
STONE Entcrtnlns EmnIn,c>

'"'t'hiS ana employees OF tho NOME
I'"h' Motor Company. 1919 W.s,
~ "a" street. and newspaper men
guests at a banquet and enter.
given at the jefferson ilotcl
ny Monte stone. a gold
, 'tu cigarette holder OF unique
ny the employees of m. H.,
'"'htni"es of The occasinu 49,.
Is'-"i town guests were Hour. -
~, '''a"' OF Washington. and Earl
'''N' Of New York civ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
LIrh,iur Compnny Gets Charter.

To distribute electric current in
the Counties Of Fairfax. l.oudoun and
Prince William for lighting. heating
and power purposes. the Fairfax and
Loudoun Light and Power Company
Fairfax, Va. has been granted a
charter. The company has a maxi
mum capital Of 100000 and a mini
mum OF $1,000 Officers and incor-
poratnrs are: Thomas X. Keith. presi-
dent. Fairfax; Joscps Ferry. secrc-
tary. Vienna: y. S. llerndon. liern'
don: Wilson NJ. I'arr. FairfaX. and f.
-. Richardson. Fairfax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Special meeting directors Cham
Der OF Commerce. II y. NJ.
christmas 're@, Chancery Court.
i. NJ.
Soldiers Home Christmas cxer-
ciscs. I Il. NJ.
community Christmas tree. Ford
lot. chorus 1000 voices. { l.. NJ.
Entertainment. Central Method
list Church. l.. NJ.
Barton Heights Carol Singers.
old Cedar Tree" l.. NJ.
For Theater Program. soc Edi-
toriai Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Report Lands Richmond Mn,

Major william II i!ll. l. :. A.. in
srec'"r connected with the Office Of
IN" Ndjuiani General. returned yes
i"rday from Buchanan. where he in
spett"d IN" recently organized Coast
A'ui!ery Company for Federal scrv-
ices The report accommodating tho
company FOR Federal service speaks
81 nigh terms az the captain. Ashby
Land. formerly "f Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24

Toys OF he Richmnud NInI,. ~.
H",itlF' Nmclia ana Meadow Strcn,s
VII conduc; Christmas cx,rcjs<s =,
cock Monday afternoon. in The
""h'". superintendent James nurb,.,.
an hectares thcy made cuviablc re
"'"S ~ public schools they have =,
'oh"v" sinc" abolition Of the homes
$1,000 During the entire year ao
serious Illness WAS rcnort,J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
craig APARTMENTS chnnse Hands.

The Craig Apartments" at the
northeast corner az Floyd Avenue
and Muihcrry street, fronting forty-
OF" feet SIN inches ana extending
bach more than uin.ty-fotr feet. ha.
hccn sold bN G"orEc ". Bcd.u t.
James ", Barnes for s63 900. \
deed 81 sac recorded ir Chancory
Court yesterday confirms tn. trans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Realty Concern Chartered.

The state Corporation Commission
yesterday granted Il charter to kim
hrouEh. Mccarthy II Christian, In
corporatcd. Richmond. with maxi
$1,000. To conduct 4 general real
cStat" and insurance agency business.
The officers ana incorporators are:
John =. Christian. president; Edward
;. Mccarthy, secretary, and w. j.
kimbrouSh. jr., all OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
mncIc nrmus" in >cw Role.

Tho name Of "CEcic Rcmus" famed
for It's connection win "Bunnie RAD
hit and "Brcr Fox" viii grace a new
Virginia corporation, the Uncle
Hcmus Peanut Corporation, Of SUI.
folk. Va, which VIII deal in peanuts
peanut products aud confcctions ~
an kinds. The capital stock IL
$4,000 and minimum $4,000. Tho or
hcers and incorporators are: II. u
Rooerts. PRECEDENT; a. NJ. Hudg!ns
sssese,sry and Carl sehadei, al! OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Thieves S,ca, Trolley Car. Receipts.

WhIIe the crcw at ErOud an!
Main street car were warming their
''hands in the Office OF the Virginia
Railway and Power Company at tn.
Reservoir Wednesday afternoon.
burglars unlocked the cash box of the
car and made their escape with tn.
days receipts, estimated at $50. The
box was found near the scene OF the
theft Yesterday and il is the opinion
that the robbers were in possession
of duplicate key. Police are in
NeStiEatinG the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
nonnoke Firm Change. nu,oc

An amendment has been granted tn
the charter Of the Roanoke NotIon
Company. incorporated. changing lis
ramc To the Roanoke Dcy Goods and
Notion Company. Incorporated The
officers are: W. x. Hardin, president.
and II. II. Galloway secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
wclfnrc I,odlc. Ala ChnrI,y.

Tho Federation -snf Mothers Clubs
and Parent Teachers Associations. at
their last meeting. appropriated s2S2
tn he distributed among worthy
charities and tho needy poor. OF this.
500 WAS foI sweaters for crippled
children in pooicy. Hospital. and So4
for the Community Christmas Tree
and Empty stocking Fund Mrs. J.
J. Phillips, president, presided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
white wings Observe Holiday.

Superintendent Henry Cohn, of the
street Cleaning Bureau. notifies al
Sckccpcrs not to place ash ana
garbage cans in the streets or ailc!n
on Monday. as that day is a holida'
and no collections will be made ny
Ills Departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24

Morris iIoltz was found ON ,hc noor
OF his room. az COS Eas, Marshall
street y"stcrdaN lIc vas removed
TO virginia Hospital. whore phyai-
cians found he had suffered q fiac-
turod hip III fan. lie was unable
10 tell how the acci4a, happened.
according to police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24

in announcing the resignation OF Mr..
parater yesterday. said Tho commits
sion regretted to part with his scry--
ices. which had been highly sa,isfac-
tory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
ANNOUNCE RESIGNATION
OF GEORGE II. PARATER
VIII he Succeeded ny ,Corporntlop
body Rate Clerk b. Il. l..
WctSIgcr.

George IL. Farater who came from
tie Interstate Commerce Commission
scNcrai months ago Ia accept the posi-
uoh OF rate clerk with the state
corporation Commission. has ten
"sre" ms RESIGNATION. effective Jan.
uary /. and will return I, mo tni.r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
sc>cnt,-Thrcr ,c,rv =,

rig"hicr-Goucral 10 Lane stern
N"J"'an'-Gcncral OF Virginia. was 10
years OH yesterday, and he received
numerous kilograms and tcIcphonc
calls VI congratulations ana WA
wishes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Was Someone Forgotten?

TODAfbcween rcveie' "a for
is then that good fol-
Come TO early!
articles you'll
Zach definite
At every counter there is item that
MILLER RlIOADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Atwood Plaid Blankets
S7.75 a Pair

Heavy weight, size G6XS0 inches
and full Of warmth and comfort.
These come in pink or blue plaids
with overlooked edges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Our Leader
$1,000
All WOOL Blanket to
Delight the Eye

Lovely plain, with pink or blue
borders, or pink or blue block
plaids such are these all-wool
blankets; pounds; 70xSO inches.
Undoubtedly, they are the finest
we have had i'm years. Such val
ucs do not last long, SO come early.
Floor Three-Central.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-19
Havana Entries

ana upward; claiming furlongs5@J S- 1oses ose
phine r.. Sc: Molinero. 101 Talent l0l
sLegotal. 1903; 'Starket, 105 Elgoa. los
Jimmie O'Bren 10s; Twenty -seyen los.
Miss Proctor. los War Tax,a los; Thorn
bloom, H. Top Rung. 1ls.
Second race tpurse s7ea; tirree-vear-o1
and upward Ginning: y furlongs)-Ex-
pertinent 90; 'Perigourdsne.. 1913; .Cavan
BOY. r06; Haman. TOT: std Garrison 10o;
Prince Of Como, ITO, Scarpia H. 10, zinco'
ITO: Stepson, lis.
Third race epurse s7oo; three-vear-olds.
ssi,nng % .,p.n furiongs)ms Roseate, SCI
haps. los; Cabin Creel. los
Fourth race (purse $500: three-vear-olas
and inward: claimiingi furlongs>--' Tess
eBrig OF War io7: The Blue Duke. 100
Assumption, i14s The Belgian II. ia.
Fifth race tpurss seoo three-year-olds
aud upward, claiming. handicap; and
}-l6sh miles)-fsetty j.. as Sea Prince
1o4 Smart Money, 1io; Buford. III: Pasto-
reau Ill.
sixth race tpurse $780, three-yesr-ola
and upward. claiming: l mile ana "a
yards -"Ford, 96; Stiesto. lol sDoubls
Eye, 10l; Bohner Ma Breena, l02: sI.itfis
Buss, 1eS; Say When, io6; Sentry 1o7 wi
Ccronei. los; Mirxa. l0s; Sir William John.
son. 1lS
Seventh race tpurse $500: ttree-year-o,s
and upward, Claiming. ! mile aud 81
6,latt, 90; Clip. lo7. 'Duke Run. los,
blanca. los; .Bucknan. los: Biil Hur,ey
ITO
"Apprsntios allowance claimed