The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-20
WILL STOP THE FIGHTS.
GOVERNOR FOSTER AND BROOK
LYY,s MAYOR FORBID THEN.
corbett- Mitchell Mill Will Not be Permlt-
ted by Authorities Of New Orleans
and Brooklyn--Race Results.

ted by Authorities OF New orieans
and Brooklyn--Race Results.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 19.-Governor
Foster. while in the city last night, was
asked IL he would take any steps 10 pre-
vent the Mitchell-corbett fight taxing
place here. He replied: THAT fight VIII
not take place In the State OF LOUISIANA
I do not think there is much hkehhoou
Of the principals coming here Du' /"
they do shall certainly take steps 10
prevent It,"
How will you do itr
.,rbat will be found out LATER, ana nc
added significantly, Sufficient unto '1e
day is the evil thereof.
BrookIyn Iorbids III.
ppooxryN oct. 19-The mayor OF
r1rool,ivn and sheriff OF Kings county
49,, to-dav and decided to prevent the
corhett- Mitchell fight from taking place
=, The Coney Island Athletic Club In De
cember.
wv, Favorittes at Gloucester.
c1oIrCEsTER. n. j., oct. 1.-TWO
a.
siders won to-day. The surprise was FUR
nished by Cant Tell, who won the thlfd
roe in a galiop from a good held. Inc
closing of the regular season mas sent
a number OF stables here, and from no"
until December LIST there should De some
Improvement i'm the quality OF the sport.
The summaries are as folloWs'
First race. mile and quarter-Tar ana
Tartar /; Chauncey, 2; Transit. j. 1lme'
216
Second race, five furlongs-West Side, l.;
Prince Imperial, 2: Dutch oven, 3. Ilme'
104
Third race. seven furlongs-Cant Tell,
f. Text, 2; Cheddar 3. Time, i;S2 IL.
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs-F'lattery, /;
Artillery, 2: Crochet 3. Time, 1:03.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Ontario, Il;
Chance, 2; Sparrow Grass (colD, j. Time,
119 81.
Sixth race. six and one-half furlongs--
Prince John, /; Max, 2; tTylarm, j. Time,
u.s.
Results mt Linden.
LINDEN, n. j., Oct. 19-The following
are to-day's results:
First race, one mile-Herald first, Jor-
dan second, Comanche third. Time, 1:42.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth
Stockton third. Time. las.
Third race, five and half furlongs-
Economist first, Nahma second, Black
hawk third. Time, 1:0Sl2.
Fourth race, one mile-Restraint first,
Tom Skidmore second, Bolero third.
Time, 1:41A.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Our Jack first,
Enfield second, Big Mid third. Time, 1916.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Kingston first
Wah Jim second. Time, 1:13A.
The Entries at Linden.
Following are the entries at Linden
Park for to-day:
First race, enc and one-eighth miles,
Undergraduates, lie; Candelabra,
100: Picknicker. lO6: Fideio, 104; Correc-
ton, 1907 Integrity "a; Marrigold. So.
Second race FIVE and one-half fur
longs. selling-Ironsides, III; West Park,
1902: Florence. 1O2; Florence. 100; Pirate
Chief, 100; Grampian, IS; Penniless, SO;
Calando. 90: Equation, SO; Fox Hound,
80; Milan, 80.
Third race. hve-eighths OF a mile,
seuing-Tormentor, 49, Watterson, 10:
Miss Kittie i07; Poor Jonathan, l07;
Charlie Wilson. lO1; Captain Wagner. lOl;
Redlight, SO; Lita. 50; Bob Sutherland,
sS
Fourth race, five-eighths Of a mile,
selling-Tom Harding. 1l6 Uncle Jess.
1O9. Flatlands. 9S Little Fred, 80; Vol
unteer II, 9S; Priscilla, 80; Laughing
Water. 95; Melba, 50; Woodban, 90.
Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs,
selling-Sam Weller, 1l2; Minnehaha, Ill;
Reginald. 10; Uncle Jess, los; Play or
Pay. 1902; Bushranger 100; Ingot, 100
sixth race. one and one-sixteenth miles
selling-Experience, 10; Beansey, 10;
Kilkenny, 1O6; Metuchen, LOG; Harry
Aionzo, 1i0; Lotion. 10.
Seventh race. seven-eighth OF MILE
Handicap-Vestibule. 121 Tom Tough,
116; Void, 100.
Another Record Lowered.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct 19.-The
attendance was further improved to-day
at Cumberland Park and another record
was lowered-May Marshall pacing mile
In 20S IA. This is "a OF a second of the
record for pacing mares. Summaries:
POI class, trotting. purse N0m-Floyd X.
1, !. /; Cora 2. 2. 2; Herman Nutwood
3, 4. 3; Colonel Kip 4, 3, dr.. Time 2l9 Ia,
2:2i Il, 2:20 IL.
2.2j class. pacing, purse s2,OOO-May
Marshall !. /; Moonstone 2, ?; VIII Kerr
3. 8; Guil nette 4, 5; Nassall ), 4; Cyclone
6, dis Time 2:O9 IA, 2:OS Ia
PIG class. trotting. purse S,0o0-WBiam
Penn l, 1: Jersey McCoTkle 3, 2; Henrico
2 4: Florida 8, 3; Commodore Porter 8, o.
DoIlie Wilkes 4, 6, Answer s, Z; Amy Lee
7. dis. Time 2:13 IA, 2:l2 "a.
Ere e-fcr all, pacing, purse 5000 Ho-
bert j. /, l. /: Flying Jib 2. 3 3; j. n. l..
3, 3, 2; Prince T. dis. Time 2:Oo, 200 Sl4.
21o 1-2.
To beat 2:50 1-2-Hancock Wilkes 2:29 IA.
To beat PIG 1-2-Nannie Ward z: 10 IL.
C.,a,o. S..,y.r "a winner
BALTIMORE. MD, oct. 19.-The first
dav of the Breeders meeting was well
attended. and the races fun Of interest
The four-year-old stake furnished the
contest Of the day and its decision called
forth five heats, each OF which was fought
out to the last stride Senator Stewart
Of Nevada. showed up a fine three-year-
old in Bion. who won his race hands
down i'm straight heats. Summaries:
Two-thirty class, pacing-All My own,
/, /, /: Maud Morrell, z. 2, ?. Time,
2:2j, 2:3O 22I.
Futurity stake. foals Of 1s9O-Rigma-
role. /, 2. /, /; Harry, 2, l, ?, .. Time.
245is, pa, 2:4S, 2:3j.
Two-forty class-Princess Orloff, walk
over Time 2:35.
Four-year-oids-Belle Truxton. 1, ., ?,
/, 1: Marvellous. ., !, !, ,. ?. Time,
2:3G 2:3ji4 2;29ia 2:30, 235.
Three-y ear-olds-Bion, l, 1, /; Josie,
? 2: Happy George, 3. ,. 3; Hartford,
4, 4. 4. Time, 2:31A, 2:33, 2:3ih.
Running Meeting.
LEXINGTON, ky, Oct p-Beautiful