Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
IN sTEEDS OF STEEL.
.,,,. Cyclists SHOW THEIR
VINO ON rae EXPOSITION COURSE.
..v,,. Wish TO Ressme riusiaess--A
'' ,.,ss crowd Expected To-das-sais
=, --Pr-mfams, &C.

~ Csttls--Pr-mfans, &c.
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~.,, clever icsss In bicycle riding were
soh. , 4, ,,,e whecimens Tournament at the
sca'e',a yesterday, and the .sseeds OF steel
la's ,roand TIE tsack IN rnsnner which really
sp',,.s and delighted the spectators old-
'.,,,s were minimfscd, aud novices per-
sHe -, .apaoss which elected tue heartsest APP
Jlsgs> 49,, ,oos p,ace under the auspices OF
10. ,,o,a cycle Climb. sad the degree OF en-
&c NJ. ~, ,o.ni,cstea clesriy showed the interest
nas.1..s In ,syciiDg. Seven hundred or moro
y, - uitnsSSed the enorts OF rue CONTESTANTS
r<rs.lu's., INC spectators there was o hberal
All a,.,C n iadioa, wiio came 20 cheer their
IIoi.i,c. ana grace the occasion With their happy
snle .-.c, was In excellent condition, and a.
Ins.,,fsr was palmy aud pleasant the riders
81 In excellent sriin. TIE whoeimen VINO
See a srt IN the Tournament we're all very
tok siad In fact the nature Of the ex-
stnu. - tooE demanded tho removal OF all
.e.eons clothing, and so they wore the lisht-
ff ssff1e uniforms All the ssqirante Tor
81 .on.aroi In K1icserbockers and Ia
b'a-s sssrv case thoir muscular arms aed legA
aNI3 ~, Tho white aud yellow badges OF the
te..',l cycle CinO nuiicred around on every
hDw,9 ne members Of tho organization well
fi@,.-asi1n 50 Do proud, Tor their men cap
80 nearly All he prizes.
or. f,iGulug gentlemen were the oficers
~ .fgse supcrvslon the tournament was
o. ',..,.f. Referee, G. W. O'NelH. OF Notiolk.
c..'s vs.. ~ White, Of Norfolk, and sam
lilS' -, nj Richmond: Starter, w. q. Long;
ga fsnfse, Alexander Meyer; Scorer, Il.
~ S,ilacg. Jmpires. Warren Mercer, A..
sr1 49,. Osiergren: Time-keepers, p
NJ ne. " = Leidy aud Il. j. Bear.
uteuIt.E IN GOOD TINE.
.-., event was one-half milo safety. no
ia' IN ana 10 this there weTs Ave entries !:
~ t.n.rd4,n, J. &. Ttgnor, J. z. Temple, j.,
j. ,tt ana Jackson Miller The fret prize
~.eoii meial, and tbe second cycle lamp:
- .rlgg o. n pistol tho whecimon we're oil
.r.ss aod they spur around the track In a
-. efi.h really delighted enthusiasts In
.-f Tcmple was the firsf 70 pass under
90 -. ana Levitt followed close behind him.
". rao sac; 1emole, J;24A Levitt. 1;26.
...os Hered an excellent record Tor mea
'.-. ,yor raced publicly before.
s.. .rI nycns was n One-haH mile safety
rs. 8.si pri2e In this was gold medal
p .tl ~. .ad q. and j. repairecs pump. The
20, Il. WcIo ihe entries l.. 4; Aayo, OF rorts-
N,.. r. X steel and G. A. NeIntire, Of Pu-
sci Won with record Of 1:15, and Mayo
-, ,e.ond Ia l.2 ~
OTHxB Events.
~. GLOWING we're the other races and their
re-. .r,o,-one.hnN mile safety-Richmond
.,.- rr,ues. Charles Frischkrn, j. r. Tenn
=. ,ai y. j. sirans. first pre-, golI medal
l.'l,r.ye. sw,star. First, j. i. Temple, time,
81. .,,.fd NJ !. Ssraus. lime, 1900
~ .,eat-0ne-quarter mile safeiy-open.
| $500 l.. Mayo, Z. X. Steel A. n. Whit
-.tf A. Nrtntiro. FIRST prize, gold medal;
g,rt-t,a sWta or. First. +. T. Stoel, time
o. .',7al. I. t. Mayo. time. 3S5l.
'rt,. .rarf-1ne mile safety handicap. En-
..... trr,les Frschkcrn, Holiday, j. I. Tenn
r-.t rrzs gold modal: second prize,
IN r-si, Charles Prischkoru, time, 3:OO19;
t+ q. Temple, time, 3'O71e
son event Richmond, Cycle club champion
- mile. Entries: =. X. steel and N. j.
81. .rile. gold medal First, +. X. Steel
% . b. ss-oui n. J. Straus. time 3:09A.
ss,sr.h tvrnt-one mile. Nrglnla DIVISION
$50 American Wheolmon championship.
-. A.. f. $ raus, Charles FrischEorn, and
= EsrA First prize, roid medal: second
-. .gs umbrella. First, Frischkorn, time
tI1s; second. Mayo; time 3:lsA.
TIE TaREE-uLE RELAY.
~. s-.tl, oyeut--ths three-mile relay-was
,.ltrs mo mos. exciting OF all the contests,
- -r ais tic Wheelmen especially showed
-.r.sll a. riders The race was run by teams
= ne ana o. IN rider went half mile at
80 u.f.r tba following conditions: An OK
AGO. Hnii ~ 100 yards was designated by
~ ssf, in 'front.' Of the grend-siand; No. OF
'r,.-o. started Hing first half mile, each car
MIS- curriers' packet, which Was transferred
4 A. o. u The respective teams WITHIN the ex-
-,,,. limit Nos. and 3 repeated tho per-
r--,r.s ~ Va. /. and the team represented by
y4 srs ~. over the tape won the race.
liz. hI1W.uR xere the entries: First team,
~ Trmrie. Wallace, and II. Frtschkorn;
sr-l t.sm. yellow, frischkorn, Baker, and
y,,-.ss. talri team. purple. steel, Bullins-
a. s14 Killer; fourth team, green, Mclntlre,
Sst,t ani levitt.
1,.,.1-ih icam won 10 a.03, and tho second
p.l iul.we3 next In e;l9t.
MA. tri-e-the haif-miie ordlnary-was de-
- ~. o. TIE requisite number Of contestants
~, s1ing.
rRoGRlNNE FOR TO-DAY.
Ds'o1-nl-noui Of the wheelmen will be CON-
tlles t.-lsy and the following Is the pro-
H..,-ts.'.mAe novice. Richmond riders-first
M 4 d. medal: second, silk um Drella-
s.rrl-oae nile, :-minute class, oien--frst
J-i- soi medal; second, Miller hat
T-t-iuo-miie handicap, open-frst prize,
81 ueisl; -r-ord, handsome engraved cane.
Taf,h-haif.n.ls scrap: entries can be made
t-.ay up 70 time % starting-Flrst, second, aud
t-l rfles bats e. each.
Hi--lali mte youths under 10 years-First
~ .1l medal second prl1e, cycle lamp.
Sih-iNomi.e lap-filst prize, gold medal;
srti cy g -IIos.
ssr-..a -one-hali mile, Richmond Cycle Club
14-iius1Ii--fIrsi prize, gold medal; second,
t.1tl-1sf mile, Virginia Division, League of
AIsiutn ~ hce.men cnam pionsnip-tlrst prize
~ rsla.; se'oud, shirt studs.
MA Consolation race, 200 yards. dismount
a ir'l-u-tIs. prlze, gold medal; second,
-lsass carrier.
Doc WINS ANOTHER RACE.
'hc, he celebrated dog, gave another exhl-
Wa % BIS speed yesterday, and, as usual, the
o. s-t'sf SJl a liberal share Of applause. He
Fiiei iso heats win fletchers horse "Sunol "
D -c annual ls hyper0Oltcally designatedi, and
eii i--s.eri on ia occasions. The time u the
-s1H.us canine was ~ aud 1889. This af-
sl,.n poc Will trot against Sam dathrighrs
li! Ni be viii also contest in relay race
~ i-Iee c0.0rol athletes
rBE FAKiR's VOICE HUSTLED.
n h1tty-loncs, the phOtograph-men, the
''--' 7s. and he niger baDiet" relgned
Ni'rlt uiU1 tie IpositioD-Grounds yester-
@i if ilt yOlcc Of the fakir was hushed, All
a. i-'.iau0n Snero formerly he stood, and his
tlbI ioles were thugs OF tho past. Mayor
l4sAs letter 20 MAJOR Poe was tho indirect
So % IBIS absence on tho part OF the fakir,
~ ~ ssaut Epps. the officer In charge OF the
'aflol police, was the agent through whom
I. i2sa0ce vas Abate1.
l''edsy morning Sergeant Epps received a
~ i'om The Chief OF Police, which ordered
~ N allow sucn games 10 resume as IN his
81 we're not violations OF the law. The
NselLi NSting 10 act disCreetly In the mat
.' 's't % gambling, and 30 the wheels OF for
'-c fa'o-hOrscs, the card tricks, and all
= :, 1..s' Is these wore stopped.
-. akin are making strenuous efforts 20 as
~ themselves AGAIN, and they are willing TO
Almost aay terms 10 get another chance
- f'ocVas ca'ais Of The gullible public
KAY EESUNE OPERATIONS
Nissali Epgs told a representative OF the
.NA'tu Yesterday that tho oily-tongued de-
- nae made proposition 20 him which
81 pssiblJ result IN their Tesuming opera
u. - "a ga icas Offensive bus more lawful
49, lbey promise 10 give trinket OF some
= " CHER 10 Will hardly DO very valuable) 70
:. ~ ''-..'A Who takes hand in their games,
Il. Oh additional stimulus they will
capital prize, the goal which
lal| hafi.earne1 dollars WIN struggle
- In case the un'oruuates who fail
n-N"it lte sHmmaga bOHum VI their
~ 4t iess'i-ne1 with the consoling trinket
D.. az -ic'r-ei iakir will buy 1t back from
-. oe,seAul Epps thinks this plan may pos
'-lil ioop-lole through which the sup
=, a"-v rtAhefs may escape prosecution. At
49,, Le 'vid the reporter that he would
q. ~! a-oN Pc iaKirs 70 try this plan to-day
g., ~, " vas hss ides 70 have the Executive
- 80. j. accompany him on q tour OF mspec-
h, .e sAuins stands and pass judgment on
q De,se>nt seemed to DO somewhat under
- gie''Dn hat tho fakirs had also SAB
O-r--.''-..s Above PROPOSITION 20 the Executive
\ a "a l,f taelr consideration, but SIR. Hen
q. "e.l VI ths body, told the reporter that
Et,, -.,. .lQ be left en.irely with the police
- 49,, e,p 'mitac; o. tho Exposition people
s,,''..,.aA lfs on!S called for the production OF
bi.,-s.' s-n,s. Z be whole hing nov seems
u f.iubingf
-, ' 'l'e iten, John Kelly and I. Henderson,
lr,,t, ,o'tl Just outside the Exposition
e,r.,.. et'cfoay on the charge Of unlawfully
sss.,', ~ ne shell game" recreation
~, Wien Henderson WAS sesrchsd a nistoI
prf ~ upVh hls person. and charge OF car
L. w MOI alan nratnrel