The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-18
TIE GREAT SUBURBAN.
SALVADOR FIRST. cASsIUs sEc.
OND, TENNY A CLOSE THIRD.

Entriee TOT Io~uay-A ot Ls ShfeUuvo
Board In session-1he Great CssAk-
makers Lockout-Gotham 0esslp.
NEW YORK BUREAU.
RICHMOND DAILY TiMKs,
June II. 1901
Thirty thousand persons were drawn 10
the sheepshead track to-day TO witness the
great event Of the year--the contest for tho
suburban. salvator, the fye-yesr-old won.
At the start Cassius jumped In the lead,
with strideaway second aud Longstreet
third. At the first quarter Cassius was
still leading by two lengths and Iongstreet
had CHANGED plases :s with striassway hall a
leneth ahead OF the others. With Casstus
ieadtae, StrisieAway had regained peetolen
at the second quarter and kept Il IN ~
third quarter.
At the mile Salvador had passed both
Longstreet and Strideway, and was within
a length OF Cassius. swinging into the
stretch, Cassius was leading by q neck,
with Salvador second and Tenuy third, close
up. The finish was beautiful, with Saliva
tor winner, Cassius second, and 'Tenny
third. Time, 2.06 +5.
Results OF the other events were:
| Five-eighths Of miie-Ctvil Service snrsf,
Geraldine second. Blue Rock third. Time
l.Ol 3-J.
Five and half furlongs. double event
Russell first. Boliro second, Miss Ransom
Equinoctial-Reclair isst, Torso second,
Jersey Fat third. Time 1:58 l-6.
one and one-eighth OF n mIle-Beck first.
| Eon second. Defaulter third. Time Hos AZ.
| One mile-Wallerson, Folsom dead heal;
purse divided. Venquer third. Time lai.
| ENTRIES FOR TO DAY.
| Following are the entries for to-day:
"A half I'm kIsrfu
Service. IL; Maidstone. Blue Rock, ~; Abby.
FIVE and a half furisngs-Adelina. Euns.
Beilme second, my; Anna, Maggie o. ally.
Mile-Goden Reel. .: Rover, %; Caspar, g2;
Zephyrus. II; syracuse, "; Quesai, Fluttcr.
Prodgal, q; Brussels. 4; slumber. Clay. STOCK
ton, 81 Urimaldi. q.
Nile and three sixtsenths s-Esau, Bravo.
Pelham, 4 Eleye. Gailifet. 3 4: seymour, ~;
| sorrento: 20 Daisy, stakes.
Five-furlongs-rurf. Lord Harry. Nasabond,
eclipse. Umpire. Kelly. Judge Mitchell, Kirk
over, Bermuda. Hands on, Is Narzheritn,
Fairy, Bertha, Campbell, Young Grace, Or
taurin, Highland ass. IS.
Mile and one-eighth Sam Wood. ~:
Woodburne. Guy Gray. II; Cast Steel. Ten
booker Tattler, Blnckthorn. Lancaster. Sup
crvisor, ~; Sam Low, q; bonanza, 10;
Larchmont, Little jim, 81 Sheriff, IL.
MISS CALDWELL MARRIED.
The wedding of Lena Caldwell, one ofthe
rich and 80 mewhat eccentric sisters, whose
large fortune have long been coveted by
the titled gentry OF Europe. and the baron
Won Zedwitz German minister to Mexico,
took place this morning In the Chapel con-
nected with the new Catholic University,
which has been largely built by the muniii-
cent gifts of the Caldwell sisters.
The event. though q notable one, has not
| stirred society TO its depths, for the young
ladies have not been part OF the social
structure here. Bishop Spaldng, OF Peoria,
| the spiritual guardian Of the Caldwell Sis
ters, performed the ceremony, assisted by
Bishop keane. the rector Of the University.
Mr.. Fry, of New York, the other guardian
OF the sisters, gave the bride away. AT tho
conclusion of the marriage service q low
mass was celebrated.
The bridal couple held n informal rccep-
| ton in the yestibule Of the chapel and were
| then driven TO the Arlington Hotel, where q
wedding breakfast was served TO select
| few. =.
A unique feature was the decoration with
orange blossoms Of the bridal carriage and
| the horses attached 10 IL. Baron and la
roness Zedwiz left to-day for the CITY OF
Mexico.
| SULLIVAN, MULDOON co.
John l.. sullivan, William Muldoon and
Mike Cleary left here to-day for Puryis,
Miss, TO answer the legal complications
| growing out Of the recent prize light.
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
| The general executive board 0f the
| knights OF Labor, comprising L. V. Pow
| ierly, general master workman; John N.
HAYES, secretary and treasurer; A. W.
Wright, james J. Holland, John Costello
| and John DeyIin are at the Astor House,
where they will hold sessions daily. This
is the first time that the entire board mas
| been in this city since the general troubles
| in the order in 1887. secretary Hayes stated
today that the principal object OF the boards
| visit IL 10 straighten out the tanglcs that
some of the assemblies have gotten into.
| This state Of affairs comes out OF the terri
| tory over which each claim jurisdiction. Inc
officers Of the SEVERAL district assemblies In
this city and vicinity have arranged for n
| Joint mass-meeting, 10 be held at Cooper
| Union on Friday night, when Mr.. Powderly
| and the other officers Of the board Will
discuss and refute the charges brought
against the Knights OF Labor, by the Fcder-
' alton of Labor, that they were opposed 10
4 the eight-h0ur law. At the conclusion or
the boards visit here tbev will hold similar
sesso ms In 81. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnas',
Philadelphia, Detroit. Boston and Pittsburg.
The general assembly will meet In Denver
on November II.
| THE GREAT CLOAK LOCKOUT.
The great lockout of the city's cloak
/ ulukfIs tDutiuutSs iuttt ot' h'bs tsfr-'>
to 1900 locked out, and the suffering
likely to ensus II the present condition OF
affairs is kept up, will be beyond calctla-
tion. IL will come hard upon the workers
| Of the tenement house districts especially.
| The wages these victims 0f .he 'sweating"
system receive are small enough as II ~.
What will ensue whenever these are cut
off can scarcely be imagined.
| GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
| Diamond RI OF, a ledge ofrock at the mouth
OF the East river, midway between Brook
| lyn and New York shores, was successfully
| blown up this morning. The reef operated
| is a branch OF ledge Of rock that extends
| from the mouth Of the East river TO Black
wells Island. IL has always been an an
noyance TO navigators. and has cut son y
short approach TO the bay for deep. water
vessels. The contractors will continue 20
shatter the ledge until they have cleared tho
river OF the danger,
The surrogate OF Suffolk county has de-
cided that the will OF the eccentric old
schoolmaster, William w. Merriam, by
which 100000 in bonds ard cash II be-
queatbed 10 the United States Government,
is n valid instrument. The will by which
the deceased left all his property 70 tho
Government was bitterly contested by four
sisters, who live in Connecticut, and evi-
dence was introduced TO show that the tcS-
tatos was an epIeptic, a glutton, and per-
son OF unsound mind, wholly incompetent to
make will.
DIR. Edward Malone, wellsnown Brook
Iyn physician, and the head of the Mctsiynn