The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-18

fever in Major poswcll's veins. Agoflne'
~, tho nclmoni. i'm 1876. Ncuichatci was en-
,cro1 in The Derby, hut never crossed the
ocean. Bushwhackcr, n Bonnie SCOTLAND
geldinc. revived the future OF the staOlc'
SIN il had It's bad days. Friday, Septeh-
her ~. iS,g. passed away, at the ripe o,d "
of thirty-one Nina, who produced Tor mayor
boswell fifteen foals, including Planet, ~
checg,cr. Nnctte, Conductor, orion VII
ana, Ripiey. Eugenia, Ecliptic, Wine zap
Algprine. Nigeria and others, all oil VINO"
were noted horses,
THF Nl;w C1NfTDERACN
The New Conicdoracy of Doswcii N' !,,,
mack won some good races. notably WIN
King Bolt. brother Co hingiisher. Nopn' INV
ever. MIR. Cammack withdrew no" 'he ~ l..'
and since then Major boswell carried on
the struggle with his own ANA soihe on
Colonel llancocks breeding, mol lhoHSn.
any the less 81 because EoluH VIZ ~
sire. During this period many cTie"I",; y,
races were won by Major pQsNvl ~. ~,
ana carefully trained animals ana nv, ,.,.,
orange Jacket many time hashe" "IS' i"''
the post in honorable strife
BALTIMORE TiE ARENA.
In the fall Of lS,1, Baltimore was me
scene Of feariullv exciting race ,uSn-
whacker and Princeton met ln lhv ho ..'. ~,
stakes, i0ur-milC heats. ana 'hv"-n ~, -
people thought that Bushwhackef nay won '''
straight heats. the Judges thought dlHoI ti''
and coNo the second heat 90 Princeton
RushwhacNer. however, won the ihIiu' Al
Tor thai ho Orange Jacket had no
great representative until E0le came ou' iI'
| 1881 he was beaten hy raunteIcI Jul
the Belmont that year, but at SARATOGA
! Eolc was a good horse, and when sold 10
Fred Goddard and Arthur Hunter ana the
memorable match with Getaway lnlloWcu
lNon by Eolc) il was plain that Virginia
was once again in fair way To- resume h,'
Old-timc place as the nursery OF "'"u-u-
brods. which the boswell family had won
for her. Eole lived 10 beat almost even
horse that ever beat him. Though ie" the!
were. ,..
Then came Eolist, 81. savior (Eoliie)'
/ knight of EUerslie (second 90 Paniquc lh
| the Belmont. and sold % Appleby ~ Juiui-
son for 100000. Wickham. Winston, W IL
| fred. Pcriclcs. North Anna. Gurus, Lolldh'
| Harry Russell. and then Eolo, perhaps "
better lot than ever before.
HIS POLICY.
Major DoswclTs policy i'm racing was so
simple that if il had been followed more
generally there might be more amateur rae
ING men on the turf He bred his own
horses and sold them when he was offered
fair price, and returned % his home To- de-
yelop more good horses. ON the iuIl ms
stable was very popular, for the very good
{ reason that iu-aud.out running was some
! thing unknown with them,
Now that the only head and soul o' the
mr.nmed "Bullhcld" stable is mo- more
and The fayOriie orange Jacket is among
the memcutos Of the illustrlous thurman
an aching void is created among host ol
most ardent admirers which this world can
never fill.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral services viii Doe conducted
this afternoon at . o'clock from II. James
| Episcopal church.
Rev. Dr. Joshua Ieterkin, lifelong
friend Of Major DosWclfs. will oIhciaie'
| The intermcnt will bee i'm Hollywood.
/ The pal-bearers will Dc:
! Active-M cssrs. i. l.. Dupuy, d. Il. Mos
| bv. Seaton Tnsley. .. II. Berry. scott Car
rington. J. b. Beasley, Isaac Davenport. L.
! II. Wright.
Honorary-Major J.. T. ID. Myers. Me-srs,'
| Jas. Crenshaw, Isaac Davenport, Jr,, y. NJ.
! TAYLOR. Judge W. W. Cump. y. j. Wins
ton. +. II. Deane. Rev. j. ID. Il. ~leieht, John
Purcell. {. u. Langhorn, Or. {. W. J..
Brock. Hon. X. II. Cardwel, Judge Hughes
and John Finders.