The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-31
THE EXPOSITION.
Another Fine Day and
a Very Fair At
tendance,
CoLORED PEOPLES DAY TO BE Oh
SERVED TODAY.
Prs gramme Of Attractions.

Yesterday was bright and beautiful,
and the attendance on the Exposition was
the largest since Thursday of last week
The grounds were thronged with sight
seers, mostly strangers, all during the
day and the crowds of people presented
brilliant and animated appearance.
BICYCLE RACES.
The bicycle racing during the past two
days has been the topic OF conversation
In all circles, and naturally Of special 10.
ierest among the wheelmen. The racing
Monday was very good, but yesterday
much more interest was manifested. The
first race was called for 2 o'clock but
much delay was occasioned before the
participants could be gotten properly to
the scratch.
FIRST RACE.
The first race was IA one mile handicap.
Entries: Phil. S. Brown. William f.
Crist, VI. X. Crenshaw and W. E. Buell.,
of Washington, d. C.; A. A. O'Neill, Nor
folk, B. F. Daniel, Wilmington. Del; w.
w. Windle, Millbury, Mass, and II. L.
Kingsland and Isaac Kinds of Baltimore.
At $50 Kinds was started and given tif-
teen seconds, when Brown and ONeill
were started, closely FOLLOWED by the
other wheels Brown and O'Neill kept
close together until within ten lengths OF
the wire on the final round, when Brown
with a strenuous effort pushed ahead and
came In ny one half wheel, ONeil sec
ond aud Kinds close third. Time, 3.12
SEC )ND RACE.
The second was a one half mile novice
Virginia Division l.. A. w. Entries
John II. Downing and +. K Wonycoti
Of Portsmouth, G. W. D Neill of Norfolk
&. II. Lucy, c. l.. Bowman and W. G
Mercer of Richmond &. W. 0'Neil
failed to start.
This race was one OF the best OF thC
day and was closely contested. John h
Downing came in fret, pushed close by
c. II. Lucy, +. X WOnyco,t third anC
&. l.. Bowman fourth Time 1870.
THIRD RACE.
The third race was ono-balf mile ril'
and run. Entries Phil. s. Brown, W
L. Crist, NJ. X. Crenshaw, and Willard
E. Buell. Of Washington II. L. Kings
land of Baltimore, A. A. O'Neill o.
Norfolk, w. w Windle of Millbury
Mass and W. q. Long of Richmond
Kingsland, Brown, O'Neill, Crist anC
Windlc failed to start.
This race was strongly contested be
tween Buell. aud Long, but Buell. got The
first place and held it until the finish
Long second Time, 20st.
Long claimed that Buell. IN attempting
to gain the FIST place struck him with hii
wleel when at the one quarter mile pole
The referee allowed the foul, aud gave
Long the first place, Buell. second.
FOUR-H RACE.
The fourth race was three emile lap by
professional Entrie,: Senator Morgan
II. G. Cr0cker and " NJ. Boysi. Al
started.
This race resulted Crocker first aaf
Morgan second. Whole time 1925. The
last one half Hiie lap was made IN l'2D.
FIFTH RACE.
The fifth race was one ,half mile stcepi'
chase. Entries: W. W. Windle. Frank
r Steel, II. L. Kingsland, w. Z. Cris
and W. c. Long. Windle and s.ee
failed to start
W. G.. Long got the first place, II l..
Kingsland second, aud W. Il. CFlst third
Time, 2.l0.
SIXTH RACE.
The sixth race was three mile cham
pioaship, Virginia Division l.. A. W.
Entries John \. Morris, Portsmouth
4. 4. O'Nein, Norfolk; John II .Dickin
son, Portsmouth, and John II. Downing
Portsmouth.
Dickinson failed to start. O'Neal
came IN frst and Downing got the place
Time, HOP
sEyENTD RACE.
The seventh race was one half mile
open. Eatrle3. ". " kindle, MIL
bury. Mass. b. Frank Mcdaniel, vii
mington: ". L. Kngsland, Baltimore
+. X. W0nycoti. Portsmouth, and VI. Is
Creashaw, Phil $ Brown and ". J.
Cgisl Of Washington.
Wiud.o, Mcdaniel, Crenshaw and
Wonycott failed 10 start. kingsland Wof
the race and Crisi got the second place
Time l:215.
EIGHTH RACE
The eighth race was one mile team
Vifginis Division l.. A. w Entries
c. II. Lucy, o. D. Wheelmeni ". K
Taylor, Norfolk Cycle Club A. 4
O'Neill, Norfolk G. l.. Bowman, .. D
Wheemen; Schaap, D. ID. Wheelmen
i. X. WOnycott, Portsmouth; Dickin
son, Portsmouth; G. W O'Neill, Nor
folk, and John II. Downing, Portsmouth
Lucy, White, Bowman, schaap am
Dickinson failed TO start. A. A. . Nelll
came in first, Downing second, and {. W
O'Neiil third Time. 300.
The result OF this race ives tie be
tween the Norfolk and Portsmouth teams
Il points. BY mutual agreement the III
was run off in half mile race, in whici
Norfolk won with eleven points 10 tei
points by Portsmouth. Time 1870.
NINTH RACE.
The ninth race was one half mile con
ISOLATION. Eatries Isaac Hinds, Bali
more; B. Frank Mcdaniel, Wilmington
81 K Cranshaw, Washington. Al ihfe
started.
Mcdaniel got the first place, closel
pushed by Crenshaw, who came in second
The races were well conducted an
were concluded about o'clock