The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
r.o,D.v =, R.,ninr.-o,h~- RACE.

Westminster. d. c., Oct. 29.-The closing
races at Bennings to-day resulted as fol-
lows:
First race, five furlongs-Kingiet first,
Naptha secord, Edith Belmont third.
Time. :03.
first. Alcalde second, Larchmont third.
Time l:45.
Third race, handicap, mile and an
eighth-Gloaming first. Diablo second,
Fidelio third. Time, 1:55 II.
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs-
Void first, Syracuse second, Belle d.
third Time. 1909.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Major DAILY
first. Helen Rose second, Rosa II. third.
Time. 116.
Sixth race, steeplechase, full course
Can Can first, Flip Flap second, Return
third. Time. AIS.
GUTTENBURG.
First race five-eighths Of mile-Turk
II. first. Walter Keim second, Ellen Gets
third. Time, 104 -
Second race, three-quarters Of a mile
Innovation first. Balbriggan second, Pan
handle third. Time, JIG l-2
Third race. thIee-quarters OF a mile
One first Trump second, Free Mason
third. Time, lis.
Fourth race, hve-eighths Of mile
/ Berwyn first, McKeever second, Eugenia
third. Time, 1903 1-2
Fifth race. one mile-Badge first, Bal
ance second, King Crab third. Time
1:43 -. -.
sixth race, mile and a quarter-st.
Luke first. St John second, Bassanio
third. Time, 2:54.
GLOUCESTER.
First race. five-eighths Of a mile
James A. II. first, Outright second,
Fred B. third. Time, l:O5 ii.
Second rece, three-quarters of mile
Rear Guard first, Lyrist second, Lor-
raine third. Time, l:ls S-4
Third race, one mile-Darling first
/ Alan Archer second, Florimor third.
| Time la l-2.
Fourth race, seyen-eighths of mile
! Drizzle first, Belisarius second Mon
soon third. Time, 1:3l IA.
/ Fifth race. five-eighths Of a mile-Little
| Silver first, Crocus second, l. O. u. third.
/ Tiuae, 03.
Sixth race, fve-eighths of a mile
/ Charlie Wilson first, Mexican second,
/ Lamar third. Time, 1:O5 "a.
No More Trots az Columbia.
Columbia. Tenn. Oct. 29-The trots at
| this place have been abandoned ewing TO
p failure Of the Association to meet imam
cial obligations. Following are yesterday ;
summaries:
Two.fftccn class pacing. Guaranteed
stakes Mary CenHiyre b. m, by X. {.
Brown. dam by Blue Bull (Bosashl ,. J.
al 1. W. o.: ArgOt Wilkes. b. 5. (WalkeD
= 3 .. r. o.. Storm br. s.. by Brown
Hal HUison) .. l. /. dr.; Blue Sign, b. <"
by Ensign Doughcrty) l. . dis; GamhreL
Dr. s. H2eA) 4. dr. Time, 2:l4, 2:llA, ~
215N. PIG, 2;4712.
Twc-thirty class KennaSaW stakes Nlo-
OOO-Erinine blk. m, by Plymouth Fan ny
Hugley's Pilot QIutchings) :, !. /, = t. O'
b. IN. DAVIS /, ,, ., >; Billy Bolton d. &
CampbcD ). 4, 3, 3; Egg Hot, b. Z.
CSwearnger) s, 3, 3, a; Geneva en- 3, ny
leland (Stinson) |, dr.; LISA, dun. IN. lMc-
Veagm g. dr.: Duchess, b. IN. (Hanley) IT,
Dir Elsie S. ch. IN. (Trotter l. DR.; Baron
Russell. b. 5. CWelch) ., DR.; Floyd T., d.
m CBond) 10. dr.: Jim Wilkes. b. m. tShlr-
Iev) II. dr.; Carrie NJ, b. m. (Miller l.,
DIR. Time, 2:14, 2:11l2, 2l1, 2:lSi4.
Pennsylvania Wins.
phuadeInbia. oct 29-Twenty-Ave
bundred people saw the University OF
panusvlvania football team defeat the
eleven of the Chicago Athletic club by a
score OF y to 10 on the formers GROUNDS
In West Philadelphia, this afternoon.
t.ur Year Oil Pacing Record.
stockton. Cal. oct. 29.-Atwood. a
nacer by Steinway owned by I'd Lar
fertv. went on the kite-shaped track mere
in 2.O7 to-day, taking the world louIs our
vear-old pacing record The last hail
was made in l:o2
Almost "a Match for Dixon.
Philadelphia, oct 29.-Four hundred
neople were at the Ariel Athletic Clup TO-
night TO see George Dixon the cnsih-
MON featherweight meet the Ken
t,oi,v Rosebud OF Philadelphia, also q
colored featherweight IL four rounds.
Tie latter made a clever showing, and III
me third round knocked Dixon down by
a blow on the Jaw. The champion now
ever. had the best of the go, but ne
faiIed 10 put out" his man. Spectators
Of the Dixon-Skelly fight at New Orleans
who were also present tonight declare
that the Rosebud made a much better
showing than did Skeiiy
T,,.,,,o,e IN this bout Joe Walcott (col-
orad, rom O'Rourke's lightweight pro-
tore and Andy Watson (also eolored)