The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

TM(SA rs Of when thc way
ikl Isl MI ,.,tt ..sneo.
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eA5a><SA II = not Ons living w
g J. y ~, 10 Yesterday. when
~ * ,Sf1SsA f,t.. ,., ,o.th
~4b.I(s.N H'''-""
~ -. &.nIs ruined his ."'"e'
and blurred D f.
.o...oofed
h.c.t es ut neon "- d" cav ..r
f, az tie race-track 10 hiss netn i""-
t..., 4l kre.l et the shrine of tie cod
- I-rt,ne Tlemarim nothing risNed
. ,-siro1r has from time inmeMN4i'~
'.I.-s1 on until le Will few eXcepiioh''
i., '.en swalowo up in tao yorieNo OF s"'.'l
-" fortuna n Wi. boz the same TO-
c."-A ..,3 ,,~obeIf, fen thousand years
...'. -, 30 ti.e world la IS that long.
Tar have refrarel from parl pa
..rIr the contrl. cr-y between lr- 80
.,J tbe Nonbattan st..et,c Club touch
~ ' So '~~reefre-s or .ucOrrectness OF tho
". .A.,--ert ~ re,o.pts accFung from the
,tsl,.,,r, div football game. but now
i-.NN. ! 80 .r,or- have been exc angeG
Us. -efa., ~ avn extent upon tie honesty
49,, ci.b ana the Gentlemen " repre-
- !, IN the transaction. ] fee. that the
'.1.e ~. noodle p. have acted with decidedly bad
$3.50. Assuming that MIR Wright VINO man
s.--o~sIs FOX believing that tie gate re-
80, had been tempered with, aud l
i...,e be has none. he and Mr.. fer-
.'r5 o. Princeton, displayed lamentaole
h-k O. business aoli'y anu eu.eIpI.se ia
placing iAeI .A'o, os.' ~ nv 49, FL,
ts1ls o- t-"u par Ivy AIoT Vi.
naag thousands or uoI."Is "o"iu oo 'no
fls1cA. return OF lne great Zane anu no
ss0ll nave inSls'eu "p-"
tcD l ~ eiIcu 7' ..~..i,. 80 9',so+
te,or. III re.lei-D o' -
1.a Ton was lAto-Ne" ia ieD 1919. '.l- @ 800
Gent % the proceeds ol INC t,'9 GENE a-u
vile ! do no, believe lAat .Do co'.os0 Llon
lsi any more reason lo oe.Vf0 sH1' .Lo9
were got s4uareiv tea'ea men tu1iI 10y
.sse now, the CIRCUMSTANCE silo. ..'.'.. na,
Caie them moro Keen. H-' ~ ~. ~.
O. giving some personal '.'9D''oH ~ 'N0'i
iape tife interests r. p..-.7
40 the monthly ihee.iIT VI .uo ,1-I
Tsta As7oci"lloL TO- '-hl,- ~, w. -. -.
l--At e.pA'h IdHy' Io9'uo-. W .,. -
ts resignation. Wllcn WIS prompt, nJoop'9N'
This wa- caused DY tAe Ac.'on Oh ."o zee
gates jed derllg @ game Iet4"set ~" "ii,0li
oxford was ahead when the game WAS cAleu
o. account OF darkness. ,.-...;.. -.
The Harvard cot-ba4 Asaoci"''ou nave
year
Philip ming "as electeI captain OF lue ueAt
years ioot-lall eieFeL OF AllACesVA III '-"e
town thursday last.
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egr0' the fastest tr0tter IN the world. mr.
frei iu this city 40 0 Yesterday morning
Robert Bonner was waiting at the Grand
Contra. depot for the train carrying the
,reer of the turf. IL was iust one-half hour
,.s and M. Bonner danced in impotence
r-tl the lone line of cars rolled in. His first
~. WAS 10 nm 10 tie car holding his trOtter.
4 stable bow was Sun0ls only companion
from Buffalo. and ten minutes after the train
hi stopped be was leading the mare through
lestreets % Mr. BOnuer's stables IN west
Ii.yfftl street Immediately ia the rear of
Dr Halls church The boy led SunOl along
ncsreless.y as though she WAS a car-h0rse.
Mr Bonner followed on the sidewalk Before
he stable was reached he was overtaken by
Crar's. Marvin who had arrival on a uassen-
Ger trsin "a few minutes after the horse. At
estsf.e ~urOl was placed in a bOx-gtall
the nearest 10 the front entrance. Maud 5. 3
old stall
lt has been proposedin the interest Of the
houer and o. encourage an improvement in
tie class VI road horses in and about Phila-
6spbia for the Belmont Driving Club at the
srr.ne 0peuiug for 1902 TO give one or two
6lvs meetings for rentlemen's road horses
% be- driven bv owners or non-professionals
% road wagons. two III three mile heats. the
cssses 10 be- $50. 240. 2.85. 30 lor free for
L double teams. and. If Thought desirable
pacing race. The plan is TO give three or
four rrzes Of such value as will create
friendly rivalry among tie members 10 i'm
p.gs their stables 10 sDch am extent as 10
lave tLe honor az yvinninu one an more of
item
war az determination nv the public
trttor.tes has ar last baan ;nououreted
t.s,1sttLei INSTITUTION, known az the "GarfeId
Park Track 50 m Chicago me horses have
teen going In the rain and snow The West
SIDE Park commissioners whose authority IA
derived Direct from tba c4a+a nj Illinois he
ciedt0 close the nioco Inn or3er ~ settle
us.r Jurisdiction adoUfed a resolution in
Nuciing the park police to ..Drobibit. forbid
mi atate ali horse. racing and gambling
within specified limits. which include the site
O. the alleged race-track.
hockb0ttom, a horse owned at Reynolds
station. Tenn. began the season by getting a
pacing record If 210. which was the fastest
ever ado over haif-mile track in Tennes-
'se Since September 18th ROckbOttOm has
N9a eighteen straight races.
toe Bergen was called up bv Judge Burke
o. eltienlurg IN tuesday and reprimauded
iM l9' rdin out r0mentor. The ex-Glou-
'ss'er ocLey pleaded ignorance of the rule
a. as nobody who knows the three Bergons
reasonably Intelligent. the excuse saved the
IN. r.l o4 aeon. US alleged that ne Is 10
NJ 49, ,1pleI' next season al sA'"iy
r-.,... o.- 'lI' hDpPetu VIII NOT navy q
Nav. .,5 ~ W ---s.S .i-e ISIteI MENUS H'9
ill., w,--l,.,' 10 i5e 'i i. ~ racing 49,.
steI beng ,ncorporated under fbe IqVs0 tie