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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
THE KAISER Ar CoWEs.
Wilhelms Yacht Meteor Starts In Another
Race

LONDON, August s-The yacht Irene
which ia entered in to-day's races for the
Australian cup, is in command Of Prince
HeBry u Prussia, brother Of the Emperor
OF Germany. The course is the old queens
course. over which the race for the Queen 3
cup was sailed Yesterday. The other
yachts competing are the Corsair. Varuna'
Italia and Queen Nab. A start was maze
al 10 O'clock with the Irene in the lead.
At n. 80 o'clock Emperor williams yacht.
the Meteor. started Ia the match Tor the
squadron prizes. which is 70 be sailed over
the Queens course. She has for compet-
tors the yachts lverne, Columbine aud
Maid Marian. The Meteor crossed the line
before the starting gun was fired and was
consequently recalled and compeIe1 10 take
the last place Emperor william. though he
Wi 60 over the course on the MeteoT' viii
not attempt 10 sal the yacht, but Will sim
ply g. as he did yesterday. as one or the
crew. The sailing master and the remain
der Of the crew are Enghshmen.
The imperial yacht Kaiser Adler. on
yllch the Emperor made the voyage from
fHlheimshaven 10 COwes. has been entirely
I5htted and attracts much attention.
Among her decorations are many paintings
by the Emperor and Prince Henry. The
entire furniture Of the vessel Is OF the sim
Ulest description. The Emperor's study Is
fitted with works of reference and piles Of
English. French and German newspapers:
and gp0n the table lies o copy Of Emil
LOia's latest novel.
The dinning-rOom is very simply furnish
e2. the only article tending 70 relieve It's ex--
treme planness being piano surmounted
by portraits Of the Impress and her sons
on the other side OF the room IS a panel
portrait of Prince Bismarck and a photo
graph Of Count Won holtke. In one Of the
parlors is q tablet inscribed: Count Won
Moitke once occupied this ROOM"
During his present trip on his yacht the
Emperor rises each day az Z o'clock. lie
takes cold bath. after which he eats q
light breakfast His Majesty then receives
reports after which he deyotes a couple Of
hours 10 work. a second breakfast is then
served, 10 which tho officers Of the Kaiser
Adler are bidden in rotation. After taking
exercise ia the shape of vigorous walks
about the decks OF the yacht His Majesty
retires 10 his study and spends the rest or
the afternoon ia work, and at o'clock din-
uer IA aorvod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
AFrBB FoUE USDBED YEARS
Columbus Greet Act Is Initiated at Paios,
spain.


Pa1os. August 9.-This is the four-hun-
dredth anniversary Of the day on which Co.
}umbus set san from Paios westward on his
voyage Of discovery and the festivities ar-
ranged here for celebrating the day we're
carried out with great success.
The view from the town. however, was
obsc9red by "a thick mist which hung over
the river and rendered 1t impossible 70 see
more than a dim outline OF the hulls OF the
vessels lying nt nnchoT.
AZ o'clock. the hour az which Colum bus
began his voyage, the caraval Santa Maria.
constructed IN Imitation of the vessel ot
that name belonging 10 the Columbus eIpe-
dition. which had been lying on shore oil
nighL set her sails for her passage through
tb- mes Of War-ships anchored outside OF
the bar. but owing o. the prevalence Oh a
dead oalm line was run 10 her from
eunboat and she was towed down stream
followed by the spanish fleet, all IN single
he Minister Of Marine Montigo WAS on
board the war-sbip Legaspi
The yoyage down the river past the Mo
mastery OF Larabida. on which buildings tho
flags OF all the American states were hylng,
10 tho bar occupied about an hour.
Outside the Dor we're mOored the vessels
OF Tho foreign squadron which had come 70
take part in the celebration. These vessels
were formed in lines between which the
caraval passed amid laundering salutes and
deafening cheers.
Tho mist and the smoke from the guns
made it impossible g watch the maneugers
Of the oaraval. which followed for some dis
taDce the route taken by Columbus four
hundred years ago.
At 9 o'clock the little vessel returned and
re-entered the river.
The town of Hueiva is crowded with yls-
itors. and all the buildings private and pub
lie, are gaily decorated.
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Grnnd cireult Trottine MsstIne.

BUFFALO. \. Y, August 3.-The Grand
Circuit Trottng meeting opened to-day.
Weather favorable. The attendance reached
fully 10000, and more money changed
hands in the betting ring than at any pre-
vious days racing and the starting was the
best ever seen here. Darkness set in and
the 227 trot was postponed till tomorrow
The 2.2i class was unfinished.
First race. 2.29 trotting purse $4,000
Rose Filkins 2. 4, !. 2, /, 2, /, l. Nellie X. 3,
I.5.8.3.1.2.2; Lamont 4. 2, 2, ~. 3, 3, A:
Chime Boy. Wiles. Gold Dust, Colonel
Kip. Maggie Monroe, Harry Belmont, Co
rinne also started. Time 2.26A. 2:22>4,
2.2511. 2.25sI. 2:25. 2.24}(, 2:26]l. 2:z7.
Second race. match e5OO-Jocko 2, l. 1, L;
Tempest. /, 2, 2. .. Time, Z:23. 2:l5 80,
2:20H, 2:Z34.
Third race. 2:2l class, purse e. 900 (unhn-
ished) Burt Sheldon, /, !. z, 2; Excellence,
2. 3. !. ]; Howard H.. 3. 4, 3, a. Kentucky
Star, 6, 8. 8. 3; Keokee, 8, 6, 4, 5
Pocahontas. Claudius and Gertrude also
started but were dstanced after the second
heat Time, 2:l9}1, 2l854. 2:20A, 2;2S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
rInr.sscona Ceneress-senate.

A SINGULAR discussion was started IN the
Senate during the morning hour. II oTlgl-
mated with Mr. Pettigrew lkeD.. 3. D. who
offered d resolution requiring the secretary
o. War % report the names Of al othoers ot
tle army tried by cCurt-martlal ln the last
Ten years the rank OF tho oinceIs. the
o1elso charged and the punishment I'M
posed
Nr Call Dem.. Fla. Mr.. Bate Dem.,
Ieuul Mr. Hawley Rep, Conn chsir-
usl of the Committee oD Military Analrs;
hr MendersCn lkep., Neb.). and ny a.
uer Dem. H. all arose 10 oppose tne
pissage ot any such resolution. Dir. Chi
sa.t u might be interesting from ststlsu-
cal point of view 90 have "a list OF Gil the
men who had been hanged IN the last NIFTY
years. but II might also inhict great INJURY
upon many innocent families.
Mr. hawley remarked that he saw no mo-
i've except hostility 20 the army In seeking
THUS 70 pefpetuate list Of dsgraceiul
crimes. The army had shown itself a. good
q BODY 0i men as could be found anywhere
~ the world. There had not beon as many
bed men among them as among the dis
ciples- one in twelve He moved 20 refer
TIE matter 10 tho Committee on Military
hhairs.
Mr. Pettiqrew said there seemed 10 him
no good reason why the searoh-light Of pub
hcity should not be turned on these facts.
The people wanted 10 KNOW them.
Mr.. Davis (Rep., MIMI supported Mr..
Pettigrew He said bis service on the Mill
tary Committee had impressed him with the
idea that such a compilation OF facts ia
concise form might have al important bear
Ing upon army reforms.
hr. Proctor Rep. E II. J said that if such
an inquiry was entered upon it ought 70 be
broader and % include officers of the navy.
officers Of the Interior Department. such as
Indian agents and pOstmasters and the like.
The resolution was referred I the Military
Committee.
Mr. Call (Dem., Fla called up resolu-
non u bis offered on the 18th Of May last.
providing for special committee of three
senators and four Nom born Of the House
o. Representatives. 10 inquire into the con
dition of Cuba, tho Antilles the Bahamas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

NRw York. August s.-The Washingtons
were badly defeated by the New Yorks to-
day, their batting and fielding being wretch
ed. Score;
New Yorks....OO1o1O42O-8 ii 2
Wsshinetons. @ 00000 0 O. 0 3 8
Batteries: Crane and Boyle. Jones and
Mcclure.
TIE PH1LLrEs DOwNED BY BB0oKLHN.
BRooKLYN. August 3.-Brooklyn defeat ed
Philadelphia to-day by superior fielding.
The visitors drove the ball outside the
diamond several times. but all to no avail.
Score:
p. B.H Z.
Brooklyns. x-3 2
Phnadelphias 0 0100 1000 0-1 s 2
Batteries: Haddock and Daley; Carsey
and Clements.
BOSTON BEATS BALTIMORE.
BosroN. August 3.-Baltimore put 6ye of
their six hits IN the last two innings, but
could not overcome Boston's lead. Score:
Bostons s........O8OO1OOOO-4 /
Bsltimores. II OOOOOOlO-2 6 2
batteries: stiyetts and Kelly; Yiokery
and Robinson.
PITTsBURGs OVER CISc1NNATIs.
CMcINNATI. ONO. August 3.-Ihe Pitts
burgers hit at time when their hits
counted. Score
r. B.H. 7.
Cincinnatis .1OOOO2OOO-9 2
Pittsburgs ......1 @ 020 o x--6 10 1
batteries: Dwyer and Vaughn; Ehret and
Miller
LRADERs DEFEAT TIE COLONIES.
The leaders, defeated the Colonels to-day
in a well-payed contest. Timely hits won
the game. Score:
r. BIZ. r.
Louisyilles. 10 o 900 Ga z 4
C.eveiands. ..... o "a 02 l. 2
Batteries. Clauson and Grimi Clarkson
and thinner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

ur. HubbeIi'a Report OF His Work in ITS
Relief.

ur. HubbetfA Report OF His Wofh IN Ats
Relief
WAsH1xGroN. d. c., August 9.-Dr. Hub
bell. the general financial agent Of the Red
Cross Society, mas made report Of his
work in Russia. distributing the relief cargo
of Iowa corn sent over IN the ship Tyne
head. in which hs said the cargo arrived
after voyage of twenty eight days. Be
fore It's arrival the cargo had been
apportioned for distribution 70 eighty
two different persons who were do
inc practical relief work. The cargo
allied s07 Russian cars. The bakers
seemed so successful in corn that one would
think they had been always accustomed TO
II. The agent passed through ten OF the
famine stricken provinces Typhus was
found 10 be diminishing, bat the small -pox
was appearing and cholera bad begun It's
work in the southern provinces. de speaks
highiy of a number OF persons employee ID
the relief work. whoirefused fees and estates
and individuals who expend money In quiet
vavs for relief The vigorous measures Oh
many local governments did much TO
avert suffering that must have followed
,,itbont such aid. while the general gov
srnment had done In It's aggregate apPropria-
ttors amounting TO S75 600 600. what no
H. e,overnment has ever done under such
o'-cnmstances. Those who have been &c
ti,,o in relief work say that without Telef
be sufferers must have perished by the
thousands, but the aid reached Ihem III
time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

Make the School Question Leading Issue
OF the Campaign.


MNSRAPoLIs MINI. August S.-The
Democratic State Convention was called TO
order at 1915 to-day. Alfred Jacquez, OF
Duluth. Was temporary chairman. Af-
ter the usual committees had been named
on credentials. permanent organization
and platform q recess was taken. When tho
convention met this afternoon II seems
nothing could prevent the nomination Of
Daniel l.awler Of 81. Paul. for Governor.
After some ilibustering the Hennepin dele
CATION retired 20 caucus amid Kisses.
Some minutes later they returned bearing
Lawler banner. and every one knew that
the nomination was a certainty, as II indeed
became after the formalty OF nominating
speeches was gone through with. There
Is only one thing IN the platform 10
distinguish il from other platforms, and
that is the parochial school plank which
opposes State interference with private
schools. This will bring the school ques-
ton to the front in the coming cam
paign, especially as Lawler is a
Catholic. The plank was inserted at the
instance Of Lutheran minister delegate
from Duluth who promised 5000 Lutheran
votes to the ticket if It was inserted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

ALpxANpRA. Va, August AT noon to-
dav tha extensiye works. buildings and
lands Of the Virginia Iron Building Com
pany on the river front from wilkes. BY
Wolfe 10 Duke street. were offered at auc-
tion by commissioners appointed by
the corporation court. The sale COW
cred Smith & Perkins foundry. Hunters
ship-yard, the former Green's wharf proper
ty, large lots on Potomac street and Union
street. lots near Windmill Hill, on Lea
street, twelve parcels In all, bssldos. the
slxty-year lease at el 900 per annum OF the
Pioneer mills property.
Tho property was sold 70 george l.
Sheriff, Of Washington. for s29,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
..,.., ,r.nfolIy and Physically.

PHuADr1pHrA, August s;-James hunte3
who i've years ago startled the nnancnst ma ca.n
world by prsOpi.ste gnt ttoid .a,S aonS, S1si
putting out f0sgsa xs.s1RSy RsP'h hsd sH ' in sO
Of sloe2oo was ysSss'1@t ysSno 1returned unerpect-
% osii W The fugitive arrived in New
eay. Sy IN" SUNDAY from Brazil. He
Is soff broken Un in health, his mind nd..ri is
Il shattered and he bears but a slight resem-
blsnce 10 the once -bonored business 3 IN man q;
who was head Of the extensive mlli nsm eo OF
James and John Hunter, Physoans biz, I'm
Aminsd him yesterday ana plvh;vutS - tSoarht
bs vii nsvsr bo In condition 10 stand trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

Attempt 90 Defraud an Estate OF 20.oO
DpnuHz

Attempt 90 Defraud an Estate OF 10000
Pounds.
LONDON, August 9.-At Bow street to-day
Margaret Smith, a teacher and four others
weYe committed for trial on the charge Of
having conspired to dsfraud the estate Of
the late John Cornelius Park. They were
charged with forging a deed and with con-
spring 10 obtain 10000 pounds. The deed
purported TO be an agreement between the
late Mr. Park and NargareE smith, wherein
it was set forth that the former
wished his son 81 marry smith, who,
if his son consented 70 this arrangement,
was 90 have 30 900 pounds, and n not 10000
pounds when Mr.. Park died. The son re
fused 10 marry her. saying he knew nothing
about her. Smith claimed 10000 pounds
from tho executors. Justice Bomer dis
missed the charge The prisoners put in no
substantial defense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
Joues' Majority stiu Growing.

BRufNaHAM ALA, August 3.-Addi-
tional returns received from back counties
to-day increases the majority Of Jones and
the regular Democratic ticket. Last night
il looked as II, 900; now II has assumed 30
600 or more. The Kolb people are already
talking about contests and fraud. They are
not inclined 10 accept defeat with good
grace. and trouble may follow. The Legis-
lature will be made up largely OF Alliance
men, but Democrats are believed to have q
small majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

LOUISVILLE. KY, August William G.
buchanan, twenty-three years of age, was
arrested here yesterday. He is wanted IN
Memphis for forgery where he swindled
bankers and brokers out Of large sums. HIS
scheme is novel one. When. buchanan
reaches city he writes to leading business
men telling them he has letter OF INTRO
duction. and asks a reply making an ap-
pointment. Most men fall into the trap,
and thus Buchanan secures the signature
which he afterwards forges on checks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

SAVANNAH, Ga, August 8. s.-Rufus +. Les
ter was renominated by acclamation tos
Congress from the First district Of Georgia
by the Democratic Convention here to-day.
The entire district Endorsed him and he
will carry every county by q large majority
over the Third party, which has no strength
in this district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
WILL PAPER TRUST.

over $500, 900. 900 Of Property Involved In
the Deal.
NEw YORK, August 3.-According to the
statement Of Mr.. Samuel Untermeyer, Of the
law hrm Of Guggenheimer q Untermeyer. a
wall paper trust was perfected yesterday.
It is said that fully forty OF the leading
manufacturers of the country are interested,
aud the value Of the property involved In
the deal ls said % exceed 300 600 ,000. The
promoters deny that the affair is trust ~
Mr.. Untermeyer says the purpose OF the
move is 10 reduce expenses, not to increase
urInas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
snrendinr white Wing.

NEw HAvEs ,CoSS., Augusts.-%yith every
condition Of wind and water favorable for
York Yacht Club weighed anchor about IL
o'clock this morning, hauled out OF Morris
Cove and set course for New London, the
objective point OF to-day.s run. large
number OF the yachts failed 10 put IN ap-
pearenoe at the Morris Cove rendezvous
last night and were doubtless compelled
through weather conditions to make bar
Dor elsewhere. Vice Commodore Morgan .
Ituua took tho time of the boats as
they went over the line this morning
Hearsts Namo0se. that won yesterday eas-
ries the newspaper yachtsnen. but COMM Q,
dora Carris' Elocta has a few OF this class OF
passengers aboard. The visiting yachts
men expressed themselves in high terms OF
Morris Cove as a rendezvous, and espe-
cially complimented the Pequot Assqc,na-
ton for oourteses rendered them last night
and this morning. The wind was on shoie
strong and steady and water smooth Al III
O'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
LErrER FROm MR. cLEEELAND.
A Portrait Which IL Marvel Of Chiro-
graphic Art.


Nrw YORK, August 3.-Iorris Diamond,
the microscopic pen artist OF this city; re-
Gently made pen picture OF E1-President
Cleveland which. under the microscope re-
veals Il. 600 words. extracts from the famous
tariff message and other public papers OF
the ex-President. To-day Mr. Diamond re-
ceived this letter:
NV Dear Sir.-Please accept my sincere
thanks for the original Of the microscopic
chirographic portrait Of myself which you
were kind enough 10 send me. This work
ia 10 me a great mystery. and ] cannot un-
derstaud how 30 much can DO put IN such
small compass.
II shall carefully preserve this gift Of
yours, regarding II As one Of my greatest
curlostles.
In selecting from public utterances the
material # which the picture Is made, be-
lieve you could not have applied TO one
who would have performed his duty more
intelligently than my friend Mr. Hennesy,
Of the New York Daily News.
Very truly yours
"GkovKA CLEyHLAND."
These extracts were prepared by Mr.
Charles O. G.. Bennesy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

The school committee OF the Mechanics
Institute will hold meeting in few days
10 elect teachers and TO decide when the
next session shall DO opened. The date
will be about October lat. Boys and young
men who wish 10 enter the classes are apply
ing daily TO Secretary Thomas Elicit Tor ad-
mission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

Sr. Paw, August 3.-The State executive
committee of tho Farmers Alliance met to-
day and decided TO withdraw its state cleo
torial ticket. It Is expected by kepuei-
cans that its strength will so TO Nelson Tor
Governor and Harrison for President The
committee decided 10 retain tho organiza-
tion OF its State central committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

Nsw York, July s.-This morning Albert
Delaman. who was compelled by hunger 70
write letters u several prominent business
men here threatening 20 blow them up
with dynamite If they did not give MN
money. was srraigned at the Iomos court
and remanaea Tor examination. He is
thought to be insane from hunger and des-
titutiOl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

and Wlndward islands as TO their CONNER
cial. military and political relations 20 the
people OF the United States. aud 70 report
to Congress such legislation rs might be
necessary 9 improve such relations with
the nted States.
Mr.. sherman Rep. o.. chairman Of the
Committee on Foreign Relations. said he
regarded this proposed inquiry as going far
beyond tho constitutional powers Of Con-
Rress. Suppose some European government
should say that Utah was in q disturbed
state, and institute an inquiry as to what
WAS the condition Of Utah It's laws. etc?
On his objection the resolution WAS allowed
o. ls on the table.
The Vice President announced a. the sub
committee 10 investigate the employment
Tor private purposes of armed bodies Of men
or detectives Messrs Gallinger Rep. n.
H.. PETER IF. A.. Kan. ,Hansbrough Rep,
\. d., FELTON, (kep.. CALI Sanders Rep,
Mont, White Dem. La and Hill Oem.,
N -
The Senate Committee on Reception Of the
Grand Army men in September next was
named a. follows Messrs. HAwley Mander-
son, Quav. Palmer and Villas The Senate
then adjourned.
The House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
Irnn Works sinriad.

BALrrMoRK. August s.-Every department
az the Phoenix Iron Company was started
mn last night for the first time in years.
The firm has received number Of orders
from Homestead and the works will run
double timc.
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nnce for the AnstralIan Cup.

LONDON. August 8.-The race at Cowes
to-day for the Australian cup was won by
(,8ssa Nab. the Thara second. Urana thiFd
and the Irene last Tho Irene was COM
manded by Prince Henry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
GIna.ionn Taxes . Drive

LONDON. August 3.-Ths morning. for
the frat tine since his recent illness, Dir.
0ladstone left tho house and took drive.
During the forenoon he talked for an hour
with justin MsCAz,hy and attended 70 other
bueinesa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

The Privy Council of England bave re- re-
fnsed 10 lnnict any penalty or monltloh
npon tho bishop OF Lincoln tDr. hing ior
sIlseed rituaiistio pfActtoes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
AT GLoUcRsrZR.
First race. seventh-ei9hths Of mile-Rui
80, 6rst Ueftia gacOnd MOonraker thir

First race, seventh-ei9hths Of mile-Rum-
son frst. Hettie second, Moonraker third.
Time. 1861.
second race fye-eighths Of a mile--Ri-
card r. frst, YioletS. second, Deylsee third.
Time, l01A.
Third race. four and a half furlongs-
Poor Jonathan irst. Arizona second, Queen
Dor third Time, 50.
Fourth race. one ile-Insight first, Hy-
cinth second. Eric third. Time. 1:4g54.
Fifth race. three-fourths Of u mile-CUsar
first. Wallace q. second General Gordon
third. Time. 1:2lA.
Sixth race. four aud q half Surlongs Ore
Ron first. Mamie b. second, Keystone third.
Time, l:69A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

The House transacted no business to-day,
and after several roil-calls on fhbusterng
motions adjourned at / o'clock until TO-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04
LEADERSSTILL LEADING.
DEFEAT THE COLONIES EASY.

New York Badly Defeat washington--Phil-
lies Beaten bY Brookiyn-Baitimore
succumbs to Boston-Races.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

Ngw YoGE. August 3.-The following arc
tho Brighton results:
First race, fve-eighths Of a mile Early
Blossom first, Iattler second, Bob Suther-
land third. Tine. l04.
Second race. six and a half furlongs Nick
Barren first. st. Hubert second, Flatlands
third. Time, l:25.
Third raoe. fye-eighths OF mile-San-
downe first. Faithful second, Prince
George third Time. 1854.
Fourth race, one and 0ne-sixteenth
miles-Willis l.. first. Tea Tray second,
Roauefort third. Time, 149.
Fifth race. seyenth-eightns of mile
Jack Rose first. Lord Dalneny second Fagot
third. Time. 1870.
sixth race. tnree-fourths Of a mile--Ella
first. Zeuobia second, Mackintosh third.
Time, 1:l75a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-04

Results ofthe Races Yesterday at Various
Places.

SaBArooA. August 3.-First race, three
quarters of mile-Paragon first Busteed
second. Time, Ll7I.
Second race. seven-eighths OF mile,
haudioap-Huron first. Charade seooud,
Versatile third. limo. l;3l.
Third race. Hudson stakes, fiye-eighths of
a mile False Alarm first One second,
Wo9dbine third Time 1906.
Fourth race. Foxhall stakes, mile and
quarter Rex FIRST. Panhandle second, ho-
nald third. Time, 208.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth, selling
Fenelon first, King Crab second, hhono
third. Time, ls58.