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It s a Snap. Houfk tm rnmmi idb mi them. TVr m tat Li St 0 , M< mtiv thuodka Vw SHow- t TWt mt atlicf cotoft StcMW Aft liit, MM DtUMn, Cato Ton in 4 Nim»«r ton, Sims 2 *o4 Hfnti to 4 ilifvrtk ttAKt, Tto wn«U It Kt-»|> 4i $« $0 Semi mi worth $4,00. WtQ »dl trtttrt lot *i $M*. Ort the cmtfi court tt. /UL ii/tijiHj -V THE CLUBS. THE SOCIETIES What U Going On Among Them. hfuttit Mrttiift !I#M atl to to lit Ml Tk# Aral mo** hi at Ha* *#**dg ft til* MM* —o* Ik# Vow** Mr*'* CWlihm A—rWU **« ft 1 * •t tb* AMortattam kali Irtti; *Rof» MM Tki* mh*»ll** Will ft*t» Ik tb* (V* tl*l Nature* ft tfc* WnHl ft tfc# tir#- t »lli** III* **•**•. fk4 Will 4o »|»I tfci*g* ** M*fc* lA* (kM **4 boi ’•!>* *.<n» SttowGv* Tlr; *>•> gt”- **•' •.rwpttiww ut taker social IwilMi Paring Ik* witaer »***o*. •at** «t tfc« rtnmmMtt workers ».f «fc( *M*MHI*r *r* Mr. Own *!M«| Mr* A O. krlm Mr* Robert FVn.- .**. Mr* r. T Larkksri M». At; tori Davldeoa Mr*. W. H. W.rrrn Mrr I. M. Wbttaey , Ml** Haiti* tii*' ftiin Mi** M*tat# Mam* and • knl •f aliwn. / Mwlripnrr CM A ***» Sfc*fc»*p*urr Club, *rt»nfc rtwii every M»mUr mi tb* 1111 l k < !ud.» a Moot It* »**lb*rs Mr*. iStan- I *rJ Ow*a*. Mr* U«io« Kvan*. Mr* .. E. Campbell. Mint Rtliabctfc AJ*W. nt Mi** Al I* lt«. Wit >tie Cluti Tk* IMcyi l* Oub will hold next w *k I** MM* and rid* to Belair planned for Thursday of the P**t work. Yow*c Men'* Library Assentation Ttir honed of director* of Ih* Library trt Tfcuradav afternoon The new •I civ log I* the nniatler room* waa re* prrtrd to have been placed, and tire Huh* partly artrnted. An appropria tion wa* mat* for aMlatanee 10 Via, Campbell In ihia work. Tn« ehlel business of the merlin* was a ceaoUj; riv* passed aakln* the secretary to write to our coutay legislator* reone*t* In* them to aid In passing the Library 'j*. The followin* new book* are as 'h< disposal of the Library Asaociation: Bland* rd Dictionary. The Battle of the Strong. by Gilbert Parker. Sir Oeorg# Treanody, 2 volumea, by Mra. Humphrey Word. Two Yeara Hr fore the Mast, tiy R. If. liana, Jr. And a new Illustrated coy of Hum phrey Clinker, by Tobta* Smollett. Cross Country Riding Club The annual Held day of ihe club will be celebrated with u*ua! display and elaboraten&t* of detail this year. At ten o'clock on the morning of Novem ber the twenty-feurih. Thanksgiving, and ride tip the Washington road an.l across to BaconavlUe, where luncheon will be served. The club will have no guests, but each memlrer will he per mitted to Invite two frlenila. The ve hicles In which these guests will drive ou* will be met at the Bon Air by o member of rhe club, who will guide them to the place of meeting. A num ber of novel amusements will enterlaln the company both before and after luneht r.n. THE LADTiES AUXILIARY Of the Y. M. C A. Held Heeling Last Friday. A reorganisation meeting of the l«a --dleB' Auxiliary of the Young Men's Christian Association was held last Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock. The fol lowing are the officers of the auxilia ry: President—Mrs. George Slhley. Vice President—Mrs. A. <l. Jackson. Secretary—Miss Lollie Both*ell. Tieasurer —Mrs. Bobt. Fleming. A special room has been set apart s! ihe Y- M -C. A. building for the use of the ladles. The auxiliary Is a great help to the association. Tlie many friends of Mr. Gallic Head or West Rod wilt regret to learn that he Is seriously ill at his home on St. Luke street. .. SBSeG i THE LOCATION OF REGIMENTS I’ihiition* Where the Troops Camp. PnhMt NrH to Bm kb. It ft### flflM#### tttafli tsN* j ffwrpß toft#fflMMri#vii wilt to fifilrti»t>Ttt IHi tto vwtmM hit Mm to ts# Maw- I Air Hot#t It will !«* o pioi 1» ff | that this atta was r>i*ta by Go) Ho* and. tart aa* rrtwrt by <J*a»ral flra ham. who **)*. test th* M adjndaiag | Mr. Gbaf— i. oa tk* kill Tkta tat »*• rleatfd of aaderknaab water j p*p** laid ta it aad la ***ry tray mad* ready for tk* adtawr* o*a Young don* aot like (Ih* ail* * An*.n aad f'okwtl Burr baa h**a I **at eat lo rkmat* aaotber, It* ha* ' alarm! derided o* tk* tat next to th* , hotel J A oouar la rkm pmslmltv will he (tawara for Ih* rrtßeer*. aad th* llvlag teals will b* plubed la the lot Tht» asay alao mean that tb* *ngin**r aad signal cm pa will atove gj.er aad th* ravalry camp may akm h* changed j Major Jenkins ha* been busily at work preparing for Ik* arrival of tb* ' troop*, lie ha* r*ra.**d aotlArattoo of th* way th* regt aesls w*r<- to ramp aad urgad to lay oat th* grouad at one* He t* noil lied that th* men will move as soon a* he Is ready for them, which will b* ou tk* : tab or IfKb . Th* *lx regiment* will ramp' on both ■ld** of th* Wliflcb* road three on each side. Th* two brigade headquarter* will tie established next to the Wrlgbtsboro road, one on each side of the Who les* road. I On the )*fl side of the Whet*** mad ! will tie ramped Aral the Tenth Ohio. lof Twelve emu pit rile* taring Ih* road. J Thtn come* a sireet of 300 feel wide. Then roues Ihe First Maryland, of twelve i-umpanie*. then another atmel of some width, and to the extrem-' right the Thirty-fifth Mlchlgnu of twelve rompanics. In front of the Michigan troops will j lie ihe Klghlh Pennsylvania, of ten companies. In front or the Maryland troops the Thirteenth Pennsylvania, of club! companies, and In front of the Ohio troop* the Fifteenth Minnesota, of twelve companies. General McKibbon. commander of the First brigade, will precede the troops, and take charge of them upon their arrival. He will remain In com mand, until the arrival of auperlor of ficers. The hospital work I* being rushed, and It now appears as If the work will he completed before the time siHx-ified In the contract (November 15th I. The windows and transoms are tie- Ing placed in the different wnrds, and roofs on the central building, nurses' home and kitchen. The plan of the hospital Ih being admired by all, as It Is different from the general plans, and hna many conveniences. EXTENSION FINISHED. Plenty of Cars For Everybody to Oo to Camp. The Augusta Railway and Electric Company, with their usual progree aivenesa, have completed the exten sion of the Monte Satio line to brigade headquarters. The extension Is In the form of a loop, that will not necessi tate the shifting around of trail cars that are carried out to the terminus. The road is well equipped to handle the largest kind of crowds that may desire to take a trip to the camp to day. and they will find much of inter est out that way. Plenty of cars will lie oi>ernted on a convenient schedule, and if parties so desire they can stay ot; the ears and get a quick view of camp and soon be transported back to the city. The Augusta Railway and Electric Company have completed the putting up of arc lights at the camp, which are the first Hlumlnants of this kind on Sand Hill heights. the SUNDAY HERALD OLD SCHOLARS OF ST.PATRICKS VWmoramii Su||r»ld b> hltn of Oki Roll. ■ toft ito ton* %m • * #N ■’ton Tto* in fMifc f m <to mmrn *# tto toaMiit ss*#*'-* { I•* 'tk ♦Manat'* (MMPMNt tk»*—» | fMtol to**# # (pF*itotot 4# fffp ; i *to4 toMf totoUto Sm ••• tofMfc Mi : m ito *mmm% ftoiMNi *# m \ m* toV NMMlto' ftoto^sißl " mam sm4 tto 90 Ito t mmnIMI «p** Imp rNUtoi wp l * *ll* Mflfc 1 . »t#PtotoM HI toM*#Mito fP'iiPi'ti MhS j #k-.Tt In> tot tto ttoffe ■#%•# ** »•#*»« v *»4(‘ tmm tto wV#' to Mtoftp i «to# [ f .fppi s*p| tort tot ptoPtotPito pumwp* • W it. ‘••tat LSVTt m H u |g! .41* gyaaka*!** •*• (**>•« <k*«# I• at -A> *. r ttoto toispp4iMii hmmwmm mmmm fMMI bphhhhhmk» I fMMN» #4l <IM Utol. I #M ftod totitoto tp #tol tlbP ppP ‘ l«‘iii itoriit li>4# If# to tofto #P to# IpfP ito vtoi i» §w%*‘ 1 m dtutopHto" I to# Mflrt Ito #«can#llMr#pi mt*m pm* 1 I §mf4 to to# to to to*ft*lt ■ fmmtm I toll! # fvk ~. ti '#s tp i I AtoNwiiA I* I* Otottiit I# to to# ; I# # vmmm* t*" ••fi#*##*•*• tu~*ft*iTtiirtrf to«#ai##li fnnk ' Ap«tof* rrtitl Ptonmni ?• # pmtm* 9* i to totototo #•****•* *• K«* gwae fll'MMf k*« a* Imports*t p*- la tke amfltar'* depart w*-*.: of th# Georgia road tad igwsila* W*rd ; kat a* equally Imports*! plat* •• <h ■ytaath GsroLaa #*4 Georgia fiaalel i Fbgsrtf Is » taadHig attoiwey aad *** member of tk* legislature. Thom** Castaa l* eagaged >a merrasille pur salts for tiimsrlf; Patrick MrGsrthy ta ron.tu. Gog a mere#alll* bawiaes* rm i his own srraaat. Jos O’Gonnor ta a i leading shoe rierk. Freak Reynold* Is laaatatsnt chief of Ih* August* Are de 'rartmrnt; Thom** F McCarthy coa due** a Aonrt*bl*g mtrea*Gi*hu*l***» George Stalling* ta a leading b**rbail i player and m**sger In tb* tag leagtie Albert Hiawoa 1* a Jeweller and watch expert; D P. SulUvsn ta of tke Arm of Maennlay 4 fsi Mike Maker ta a mrci hunt on North Atigust*. Edward 1 Rice is ta the coat huelneaa and mem her of rouacll from th* Second, P J ! Rice bold* an Important position with Ihe Southern Bxpre** Gompany; l»oo nls OConnell I* a mechanh and a fir«t ela*« one; John Burke ta a newspaper man. In Columbia. 8 C,'; Joe Dana 1* In th* drug hualneea; Jams* Walsh I* tn charge of thr Chrcnlele circulation department; Will Reynold* la In the grocery line, and ta now arranging a huaineas enterprise John Cronin is a surgeon In the volunteer army, rank ing aa major: Charles Pure»ll la a prominent merchant and ritlxen of South Carolina, a lieutenant-colonel on the governor'* ataff; Patrlrk Ward la in the grocery line, aa 1* John Conlon: James Conlon 1* a mechanic at the Georgia railroad: Thumaa l!re*nah»n la In the hardware bualneae; P F. Mr- Annally conduct* a real estate and tnanranre butlneas; Jams* Breanahan la bookkeeper for Macaulay & Co.; Auatln Mullarky la Captain Co. I. Tenth Immune*, V. S. V.; Joe Gray is j superintendent of the Mlllen railroad; Howard Murphy Is day manager of the Arlington hotel: Raymond Murphy la with A. F. Pemdlton, stationer; Thomaa Hastings l* associated with a whole sale dry good* house in Atlanta; Jack Hastings U an attorney at law in At lanta; Thomaa J. Casey is Brother Ceiestlne. In charge of Cathedral school, Natchex. Mlaa.: Chrlx. Tumor ta In business In Jacksonville. Fla.: Jos. O'Dowd etui Willie O'Dowd nre of the firm of M. O'Dowd's Sons & Co., cotton; Luke Henry is conducting an Insurance bualneae: Hugh Rice Is an expert In wholesale jobbing lines; Tom Vaughan Is with J. B. White & Co.; Pat Vaughan Is practising dentistry; Lawrence Dorr Is of August Dorr's Sons; Then McAullffe Is of McAuliffe & Son, plumbers: Terrence Shcron la business manager of the Augusta Her ald: John Abeam Is conductor on the Macon branch of the Georgia railroad; Peter Sheron Is with J. B. White & Co.; Joseph Hrnry Is conducting a gents’ tailoring establishment; Thomas Henry is In charge of the Harlem office of the New York World: Daniel looney Is conducting a plumbing and pas fitting establishment; Frank Gra ham has an Important railroad posi tion; James Boulinea Is Brother Ru dolph. stationed at St. Stanslau’s col lege. Bay St. Louis: Ben Martin is a Chris!lan Brother, studying at. Artha baskville, P. Q.; Joe Frank is a Chris tian Brother, stationed at Indianapo lis. lnd.; Wm. Faughnan conducts a family grocery; James Hammond is in the jobbing groper.v line: John P. Mulherln is of Mulherln's Sons & Co.. his brother also being graduates of the 5.4 jo VOTERS REGISTERED Itovkmf Hfgl#fniM In the Court It W«rd. ’ totoPt NHai ito Otolil i|toWtoiito» Tto t HHtoWi * to#*** mp * w v • 4«Nto» $m l|P> wmh **to^''* I —4btoi Ito# mm Mto - to# to toM II tototof 'to** l # ito* #* '■ ito# toto# toif. toto ito# # #to*i ##to to# rtoMtoltoto •"*## #§ 1 touMi •to ’to ##>.>•.# #4jfii.iwm toftoto •'•'tort to# to*# 1 wto# ## ## to## ptoftop it# togpMt. Ntik* mmm #«f* tot totopto# *• tto ; i#r4t sMMtol hm 9wm9fm % % rtf * tuftf !§ A *#►' • wWM|p# *••* to## tto** 4Mi isi*M #■## Ml *to* w&m*" M#4 to to## toto tto wto’# »#• tt I# # Ai a mms t«»#r* ##• # Irm to tMMi Ml M. toptoMit tf fit# e .l.waJ lAL I Art T%## #• I## f**-•*!** i##to to Ito ptoMMiM# to trnrnmmmmmi Ito •ta MrmmmMm flfc■* ft||to fMf'Vl f# wtffl# #"Vf * «P4#ft» l# lltl# •##f# to to * *#*## fMto afTut t to lit#* lift## #toto# tto l tot# VI mi 4 tla 4. Ito ITrftorttto In 4«(#«r H nft## tto* l * ### . |, v«« I#* %|r llrflk to tto rcttt rtfe, tort I tot m ti»for« Ml#4. # iffy f#»r ItotoM Til# folio* m #!*'•## tto ftc#rto nm . ito rU| wh#m tto tototo ♦into Mr# tft#r4L *V. Tot#l •• •• •* •• •* •• •* •• • **4 SnoiKl th mr4. m -i . Total #># I bird Ward. While -♦ mt Colored •« «• •• •• •• •• •• •• «.**l Total v »l, I ourth tt *rd. White* •• • - •• •• .I**4 Colored ~ ~ „ .. •« • • *.l.2** Total .?.«• Fifth Ward. White* i* *** Colored Tdtm .. ? L<» TotW withe .. .. .. rtf' Total et»b>re*l .. .. .. Total registration In cltyX, ~..1,420 A Compirlaon. It will be Interesting to make a comparison of how the registration of the ward* for the municipal election stood last year and now. The follow ing tattle shows how each stand: in 1597 th" registration booths dosed on Nov. 13th, the registration showing up a* follows: First Ward—White. 811; colored. | 677. Second Ward—While. 622: colored. 822 Third Whrd—White. 610; colored. 814. Fourth Ward - White. 1518; eolored. 1463 Fifth Ward—-White, 943; colored. 196 Total whites. 4.5*4; total colored. 3 ( *T2. • Grand total. S.l7ii It may he mentioned that in Ward t Mr. James I lever wan the first man to register, anil the Ut« man io put his name on the list wits Joseph Johnson, colored, of 1427 Kollock street. The registration books opened later this year than last by about two weeks. school; John Mulherln Is of Mulherln & Armstrong; K. J. Doris ccmiktrta a large grocery bitsinecs; Andrew O'HaJ loran Is io the cotton business; W. M. McKcon Is an attorney at law. anti lives at Sharon; Dan nonohoe holds a high railroad position in Atlanta; Thomas O’Leary is secretary of thr John P. King Manufacturing Co.: Wil liam Nixon is io the hay ami feed bus iness; Frank Bohler Is abroad, musi cian with a circus; Wm. Painter is in (he lumber and building business; Batty Winters is a prominent young business man of jgavanoah: Mark Henry Is n young railroader of promi nence; Sylvester MAta is with Keenan & Co : P. H. McDonald is in business at Tryon City, IST. C?, James P. Boyce Is a railroader; Jjpfttl- Barnes Is ex member of legislation, now engaged in government work in Washington, D. C. A Pretty Good Showing. That is a pretty-good showing for St. Patrick's. r t CONVICTION OI : PRICE. The Jur> ■!# Out Hut ji Short While. : Vittel I'to # V#t tm) N 9hto l - ; . i #6# tteNto# to# <%to to tototo ; I Itata * • An* ».« # '-0 * «iNk “ irtk* qtatfw # . «*w4n* la ja® |M| rt#mg#| HP# I | T * ta takautataA f >t i M Al • * ##H###lT' INN! #<♦«■* ! * •*♦*****■ It tm WM* •* »* ta **» 4 ' TsJ* ### ftpMMl to # #r trtr * #«« mpm%. Tto ttototo to# to#» rfto m# toll # to# tto** 11 rr f ilir## to to# to## Tto totT A fk' f *•%*■ ## #lt m* • -AT T» * ? to##! fe# # ##oM###l. 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Jailor Collin* did aot go «n th* •tand to glv* tsatimoa* aa to th* ckar aelsr of Prir*. Tk* «tef**»* did not attempt to *rt up prsrtnua ge»i4 char a«t*r and tk* proaacittlott, under tke law. eoutd not. thsvwfor*. put oa tm lltnonv to abnar had character Jailor Collin* aad an oAl»-*r from Al- i l>*ny w*r* on th* atraet lugsthsr «h*n ; lh*y mqt Prir* and hla hondaman j Prir# rerogntxrd th# officer* », the ofll- | r*ra recognised him He whispered to j hi* c imnanhm and W»*y both then dl* i reeled their stale toward th# offlrer*.. ] It was apparent to Price then that b» had no opportunity to attempt to net up previous good character. Price'# *e*itrnr#, when b# wa* aat convicted in Alliany wa* commuted by 1 j Governor Flower on condition that h# j I wa* to return certain stolen property. | i Then. I y good behavior, he rut off ! : year* of hi* term of Imprisonment and ; In tht* served hi* time In the penlten- ! ‘ Gary and wa* aet at liberty. This explains hew he could have l>«eti at large at the time of the Wash ington robbery after having received such a long sentence at Albany. CONSTABLE BOUND OVER. Mr. H Richards Charred* With Hav ing Concealed Weapons Mr. H. utchards, one of Augusta's constables, who was at the Recorder's court yesterday morning, .bound over for appearance at the city court on a charge of concealed weapons. A few afternoons ago Mr. Rirhards was riding his horse along the street In front of the Langley wagon yard, when the animal became frightened at two men that were apparently scuf fling in ihe roadway. Mr. Rirhards was nearly thrown from his horse. He. naturally, said a few words to the men about frightening his horse, and one of them. Mllledg# Bland, be came quite Impertinent to Mr. Rirh ards. That gentleman had drawn a pistol, hat did not point it at Bland. Bland's wife had appeared on the scene, and told Mr. Richards he "haA better get out of that part of town, and mighty quick at that." Mr. Richards reported the matter to Officer Hopkins, and Milledge re ported that Mr. Richards had drawn the pistol. There was a bit of confusing testi mony given by various witnesses In the case, but the judge decided that Mr. Richards had his pistol concealed, and so bound him over to the higher court. Bland was dismissed. Car Wheel Works Destroyed Cleveland, 0., Nov. 5. The works of the Standard Carwheel companv wece destroyed by fire today, Loss. $90,000. t ( . TRADfi FLOWS HERE km 4* ■ Is tofffttarth (ittarirt Is Eh* k(f*(t Iqpalptl am* rm*| dial* tori (tSRtaRi r»vfvwh*»v hkaitaxl tsflk ftata ## #tart RHtal #t §u*»4 ♦*# makt mtly 4 itaßffSfft tmfMmt* km SMI W-*«ltanaf IR fft Imh al ftmtaßffka T)|ff iflltaA, IstfliWl mi twlhtah uhali K*v* unit lift* fflkta *»44«i hsmikiff dßHffi ahm Shift* ■ #kff pirn* uhrit ytaMff F** »*ml rtiiftili ta# Ito h*<J Tftta IwkMMRA * irttortg Itaflflrt mi ktfUfk. I arista Is lto«fi ■ |ro*Uis Iftrt Arty. I (aa fto 4 ft% pra IRC ym th* ItorwM tat Ih# toWkt*. RfW* mi fltMtaty wrhii h hit* mi prnti th*» tmttm in Km tsyrrita 9 p&mrnm ■ •<*•#«» l»4sy. MVW «. V..JS Hsnsfr* u.*, j^ u '3 < S^C ORDINANCE BY LEAGUE Will Be Offered at Next Council Meeting. PimMu Wuc Hkfira wii lit Slifplv Al tk* #*at taaaiaq as ia«rtl. Was- | •Ut ta off.i. 4 fcs pkaaaff* AJf ORDIN V »C* HI PREVENT THR PWHtTCMtNO AMD ♦REDING OF Holts LM m'UH OR OTI4RM AN I MAtJI OR THR nfKDIVO OF HORnHN Ml MCA OR OTHER ARI MXIJt IN ANT MANNRR I'FON THR FVBtJC rtTRERTH OF THE OTT OF AI'OrUTA. AND FRR WRIHING Hint IJtTKMn IN t'DNNRk'TION TNRRRWtTH AND TO PROVIDE A PENALTY FDR THE VIOLATION OF THR FRO VISION A OF THIS ORDINANCE Sa* | B* K or4a!**4 by th* City Caqartl of AaguMa aad It to h*r*b* ordained by autkorHy of tk* uau {h*t it teuiH # «i#s#*• nil fu# #***' ♦on or #mufli. *<# ttukltrfc i#T omtmm. mail# or oltor animal, frooi mus (#■ hir aM M Mil Of iß ** final# Ufftift tft# #tT4*t* of |li# Clt? of Augueta either by said aat mat* to mi fond pt*e*4 within any wagon, or o.a*. v*hb ;*. or food ptaod upon ike grouad or la aay bo* or trough upon the public streets And tt abaft ta likewise aatoarfal to feed la a aiattar manner nay aaddl* horse, irule or other animal, wh (her la th* rar# of tb# own#r of oth«*r pfrun*, th* object of this ordinance ielng to prevent the feeding of horaea. mute* or other atork. tn any manner. np«o the public atreeta of the city of Au gusta. • Bee. I. Be h further ordained. That tb* penalty Tor the violation of the provision* of this Ordinance shall be for the first offence. 2S c-ots; and for the second, or an: 1 su!>*#qu*nt viola tion, (l.fiO. The offender or offender* may be taken by the arresting officer at once before the Chic? of Polite, and !|f said offender or offenders admit their guilt, and offer to pay the fine, Ihe c>lef of Police shall recetre the same, and discharge th* prisoner, and the Chief shall report the name of the offender, and the amount ot the fine, to the next succeeding Recorder’s louri. But if the offender or offend er* shall not admit hla or their gulli. and at once pay the fine, then the pris oner shall he held ♦> await trial in the Recorder's Court the same as other offender* against the City Ordinances. I?poo trial in the Recorder* Court, should the offender or offender# Ik* be found guilty, then he. or tVy. ahnlt I>* fined for the first offence, the snm of 25 cent*, and for the second, or any subsequent offence, SI.OO See. 3. Be It ordained. That all Or dinances, or parts of Ordinances, in conflict with this Ordinance, be, and the same are. hereby repealed. Done in Council this day ot lB9B. On the Turf. Cincinnati, 0.. Nov. s—Weather rainv. track slow at Latonia todoj. First race, one mile. —Amber Glints, won; Ranis, second: Ray H. third. Time, 1.47A4. Second race, six furlongs—Pretty Rosie, won; Holland, second; Donald Bain, third. Time, 1.18‘4- Third race, mile and a half.—Elusive, won; Joe Shelby.secon d; Doncllla. third. Time. 2.17. Fourth race, mile and 70 yards.—Per formance. won: Sauber. second: Great Bend, third Time, 1.5014. Fifth race, five furlongs—Rose Ap ple. won: Pirccla, second; Diwer. third. Time. 1.05%. Sixth race, one mile —Devo. won; Mariti, second; Hampden, third. Time, 1.48. Wood’s Report. Washington, Nov. s.—The following is General Woods' report from Santia go for today: Fever cases, ail kinds, 619; total sick, 1,054; deaths none. Tt» itmic tor iwri** of •to ffitrtotowd ffiawrt of Cdm- i («w took ptorr >wtw*> to»wmt» ito I koto* nf • a w tir* 1 p m Tw» »*» m» to «ar »*rto to prwtoyta, »rd m a 41* i it# later** »*» tatow '• tto « It »»• tlmki bf *o*k» tw. a *tot ' kntto** #,*!»« to »gr to la rame Ita* trfrt to ward ffiarb itw calt talk to (to Flfsb ward. wtorr Mr low toaitk aa* tto rvwdkdai* M so dacb bora*" tto rae* aad Mr Haiiti V'sa r*-*lac< ad Tto *r>-!M »««•»»' light. Prtaato rs Ito ruathSm. who did aot I fort* aboat tto anitto paid ttofr i < *n lidaiw* tto rogsaUgm*! of <a#tia* it to Hot tor him Ttorr t*r* wily im miwar sta *» ■lto bmml thdl nf Mr Sam H M>»ra la tto Third ward and that of Mr. Jo. •tab to i*r la tto 124th diatrirt. | Mr ttotr *aa tto oltoot man m tto ■ board and ‘tot served f»KKW!y. H* i •fo«*d to »tawd tor ro-ataeUoa ami Mr, Haary To : .gg* aaaowwccd at a can didal*. and aaa alartad tv Alt tto *a aaacy. In tto First vatd Mr W. P. Jooat received a boot Afty »otaa at tb.» cmt i aide. In tto toroad ward Mr. C. H. Oat jaw waa ra-alartad by about twrnty-Ata ballots. In tto Third ward Mr. J. J. O'Con* nrr, who announced hit candtdary on tha resigning of Mr. Saw Myar», wit ; elected by about S 3 votaa. Mr E. R. Harry rwltrd Afty or to - rotrt la tto Fourth. la tha Fifth ward Mr. Jort SraiiJi re ceived tto largest number of rotat of | any ward raudldate,l«s or mora htl* lots bring deposited In bit favor. Tha othar mambera alrriad war*: llbih dlttrirt —Jno. P. Hall. 121 K district—Jat- R Tlnlay. 113 rd district —J. J. Dughty. J2fi»th district—!* A. Ber< kman*. Summerville— Eugene Verdery. Hepbaibth—Jtt. A. Ctrtwell. These gentletnrn go into office on January Ist, 1H99 Roll of Honor. i St. Patrick'* Commercial Institute, November 3. I*9B. First Class —T. M. Yarborough. W. W. Battay. P. F. Mura. J. P. Bartley, F. S. Mura. Soeond Class —J. P. McAulfffe, 0, IA. Rubenstaio. C. A. Jawcaky. W. A. Lyons. C. O. Carroll. J. F. Campbell. L. F. Cotter. E. C- M'K»re. J. J. Kelly, 1,. R, Flynn. M. R. OCannor. W. J. O'Connor. J. C. Hayes Third Clasaj-J. L. Herman, T. P. Kearney, J. P. Doyle, W. J. O'Con- Inell, F. A. Kennedy. M. J. Sharon, J. B. Sullivan. K. A. Brendel, Csher Edelsteta, E. J. O'Connor, P. W. Rou ter., J. A. Mulligan. C. A. Lambert, S. P. Kerr, W. S. McAullSe. M. J. Wolfe. Fourth Clbsb —Charles Sweeney, J. L. Bussey. H. L. Rubep.&tein, J. B. Hosier, VV. A. Carroll. A. M. Battey, J. C. Magarahan. A. M. McAuliffe, dJ E. Scully.jW. J. Singleton, Pi J. Sc|M ly, J.JIV. Hogan. C. C. Padgett. t|J Fifth Class —John Knuck, J. C. ders, William McCarthy, John 'Carljß ton. Marion Silver, Paul Cosgrove, .Issi J. .Maber, J. T. Pope. Thomas Kelly, l George Hayes, Arthur O'Connor, Thos. Griffin. Wm. (TCoonor, J. C. Hughes, Lombard Hoopper. John Sheehan, Thomas O'Connor, Lawrence Dicks, Foster Kale, James Magarahen. BROTHER ODON, Principal. One Hundred Deaths. Malaga, Spain, Nov. s.—The Spanish transport steamer Gran Antilla, Cap tain Bayona. from Havana on October 13, via Porto Rico, with repatriated Spanish troops on board, has arrived here, and reports that, there were 100 deaths among the soldiers during the voyage across the Atlantic.