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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
CRUSHED 10 DEATH,
Charles Morris Caught In an Elevator
Freight Discrimination.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 29.-Special.-
Charles Morris, an employee Of the Ro-
per Warehouse Company, was caught
in the elevator at their warehouse on
Water street this afternoon and crush
ed to death.
The business organizations are protest
ing against freight discrimination Of the
railroads terminating here, and in strong
resolutions adopted to-day censure the
Seaboard Air Line. Norfolk and Carroll
ma, Richmond and Danville system At
lantic and Danville, demanding their
withdrawal from the Southern Railway
and Steamship Association, which they
denOunce as an Ubiquitous combination.
a circular has been addressed to the rail-
way companies, saying, that unless i'm
mediate redress of the grievances and
expressions now so seriously affecting
the trade Of Norfolk be afforded by the
officials of said roads, that a mass
meeting of the merchants will be called
to make appeal for such redress as may
be secured from the Virginia Legislature.
The position of auditor Of the Vir-
ginia, Tennessee and Georgia railroad
in this city, has been abolished and Mr.
w. S. Franklin, who has filled that po-
siuon, has been appointed contracting
freight agent Of the same line, with head
quarters in New York
Judge Kerr. Of Pueblo, Col. spoke
to about 600 people at Hickory Ground,
Norfolk county. to-day also large
audience at Berkeley tonight, discussing
the issues Of the campaign from the
standpoint of a Populist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
WILL INDICT RIOTERS.
the GRAND JURY 10 BEGIS THEIR
IsyEsrrGArfoy AoSDAr.
Mayor Trout Annoyed by Many Rumors-
Mrs. Bishop Taken TO Her
Bote;ourt Home.

hOANoKE, VA, Sept. 29.--Speolal.-
Che speciaI grand jurymcn, whose NAMES
have elreGred in these disratchcs. were
to-day instructed TO report for duty In the
Hus.ings Court at 10 o'clock Monday. IL
will investigate thoroughly all occur
rences in connection with the late
riot. and Il Is thought this viii require a
Sc zion Of nearly two weeks. The author
tiles have been quietly 1T work and OBJ
tsined sufficient evidence TO indict quite
a number Of the rioters.
1t now transpires that only one gun
as taken fromtti hardware store Of
Nelson e. Myers, which was broken open
by a portion CT the mob on the night Of
the 18th. Mr.. Nielsen threatened them
with prcsecutioa and coupled his threat
with the assurance that he knew several
OF the crowd. w. O.. and 4. j. Evans.
did not fare so well. The eide door was
broken open and the rioters surged IN.
MIR. Anderson. a clerk, Informed them that
he would supply their demands. Forty
one pistols with ammunition were given
out, each recipient giving his name, which
was entered in a book. or this number
twc1ty-Six have been returned, a major
ity having been loaded and fired.
Several OF the raiders will be indicted.
Honorable III. S. Trout was at his Office
in the bank all day. but has not yet re-
sumed his duties as Mayor All sorts Of
rumors are circulated here after night
fall. The night of Mr.. Trouts return
report reached his house that fifty armed
men were at the house in which Mrs.
Bishop, the victim Of Thomas Smiths
murderous assault, ready TO attack his
residence. Detective Baldwin, who seems
10 be eyeryR here at the same time, quick
ly exploded the report by investigation.
Last night IL was noised around that 20
mGn had collected at the west end furnace
for the same purpose, but this report was
falfe. Everything and everybody main
"a ms the quiet restored On the evening Of
the 22d, but there is deep un-ercurrent
OF feeling which may break out and cause
trouble when the special grand Jvry makes
its return TO the court
Mrs. BisEop, having sufficiently recover
ed from the murdeICus assault upon her
by Thomas Smith, colored. on the goth
E's.ant. for which he vsss hangec ard
burned by the mob that night. WAS taken
TO her home I'm Botetourt last night.
w. +. Patterson, contractor for street
macadam works who began work Novem-
ter 2. 1891, and was to finish in ninety
Gays, has turned over the lai. section
The amount Of work done is $50 30 ana
the quality is poor and unsatisfactory.
Judge Moffett, Of the Roanoke county
court, to-day order I'd all the able bodied
pii,oners in the county jail, with ball |
and Grain accompaniment. to be taken |
put and put to work on the county roads
w. II. Gravely, POpultst candi late for |
AttCIne General, spoke to a medium size
g cwd at the Opera House. Like all |
PCIulist speakers. he denounced the DEM
D ratio Iarty Of the State and nation. lie
made no converts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
NO MORE Low RATES.
Ihe Faro to the Fair Has Been Incre"so"
An Extensive Real Estate Deal


BRISTOL, TENN, Sept 2s.-special'-
The people Of Bristol and vicinity have
enjoyed exceptional favors from the ran
roads in 'the way OF cheap rates 10 th'
| worlds Fair-the rate for a while Delht
as low as $40 for the round trip; Dut 10
| day the whole snap was given ava oS
the Passenger Association raising the ID u
to fli and as. An excursion train Is go
| ing out Saturday at the SIS rate over the
! Norfolk and Western, and the South Al
lantic and Ohio promises 10 follow SUIT
/ and that will probably be the last Oh the
| low rates. A good many people nave not
been yet, and probably the rush is now
! over from this section.
An extensive deal I'm real estate was
made here yesterday, Mr.. Burnham, a
member Of the firm owning the Baldwin
Locomotive Works. purchasing eighty
three lots In West Bristol, from william
McGeorge. Jr., the consideration being
So, 900 cash. Il is thought that Mr. Burn
ham has some intention OF purchasing
the Bristol furnace property when 1t
is sold. as the lots he purchased yester-
day lie near the furnace; but nothing
definite as to his purpose can ne ascer-
tanned.
1t has just been developed that Grace
DiifiliuOit NilO Uialt tUilclAAAo ON AN+''-~ 49,
an aeronaut some two years ago, died re-
Gently in Bristol in the greatest poverty.
She left a little girl, who has been adopt
ed by Mrs. Spencer, Of this place.
The Bristol Bank and Trust Company,
which closed its doors some weeks ago
for lack OF ready funds-a disease quite
prevalent at that time-will open It's
doors I'm n week or ten days for the re-
sumption of business. They are now pay
ing off the Indebtedness, and paying lVV
cents on every dollar. This is the only
one of the Bristol banks that has peen
embarrassed during :the panic.
Considerable discussion has been eolhs
on in Washington county over the man
ner in which the Democratic nomina-
lions for the Legislature were made, ana
much dissatisfaction is expressed with the
machine" so-cailed. 1t is SAID that d
ticket will be put out I'm opposition 10
the nominees of the Abingdon convenuoh'
but so far Il IS all talk. The nominees
are good men, and will no doubt be elect
ed.
No appointments for campaign speeches.
have been made for Bristol yet, but we
will probably have plenty Of speeches. pc
fore the election. Colonel OFerrall mas
promised some Of his friends here to make
us a visit and speech, and others VIII
follow.
Ex-Governor bob" Taylor passed
through town yesterday, on his way 10
Washington, to look after somebody's
political fences, probably. He SAYS he
is going to give the listening world his
new lecture, 1.-THE Paradise Of Fools,
this fall and winter. That is subject
on which Robert can talk. no doubt.
Reports from the country contiguous
to Bristol indicate that the tobacco crop
is better this year than last, and II is
nearly all In the barns. Bristol handles
large quantity Of an excellent grade Of
tobacco.
Local sports will indulge in several
horse races at the old Fair Grounds to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
OPPOSING NOHINATTONS.
Republicans and Democrats Urging the
Home Rule Plank.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept @
The opposition manifested in the Sen
ate to the confirmation Of the Indian
agents appointed by the President from
States other than those in which the
agencies are located. has succeeded In
prolonging the fight and postpOning nc
ton from day to day. This opposition
won another victory in executive session
last evening when Mr.. Jones, of Arkan-
sas, called up the nominations and sought
to have them acted upon.
The Republicans at once demanded the
yeas and nays, and at that hour 1t was
impossible TO secure a.quorum. An agree
ment was then made that the homina-
tons should be made q special order
for next Thursday and, under this agree
ment, the Senate on that day Will trans
act no legislative business. As soon as
the morning business is finished the
Senate will go into executive session and
endeavor to dispose Of this subject that
has aroused the united antagonism or
Republicans, aided by some Democrats,
There was no understanding that the task
should be completed the same day, but
II Is to be finally disposed of before other
executive business is taken up. bena-
tors repres snting the States contain
ing these Indian reservations are hot
alone in this struggle.
Among those who have criticised the
so-cailed violation Of the nome rule plank
of the Democratic platform by the Presi-
dent. are Republican senator's from New
ENGLAND and the East. who have not
voted with their western colleagues IN
other matters. Two or three active work.
ing Democratic senators are also counte-
nancing this opposition and are said to
be quietly giving their assistance In re
buking the President. II appears that II
these men are confirmed, II will only be
by very close vote.
Three OF the nominations are appoint
ments made during the recess. as follows:
William l.. Hargrove, Of Indiana, TO be
Indian agent at the western Shoshone
agency, Nevada: Joseph Robinson, Of
Missouri. at the Nez Perces agency. Ida
no; J. r. Young, OF Kentucky, at the
Puma agency. Arizona The other APP
pointments are Robert NJ. Allen. OF llli-
nois. at White Earth agency, Minnesota;
Isaac j. Wootten, Of Delaware, at the
Nevada agency. and Ralph Hail. OF North
at Devils Lake, North Dakota
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
REPORTS AND SPEECHES.
Proceedings OF the state Sunday-schooi
Convention.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Sept. D.
Specially. the morning session OF the
state Sunday-School Convention. reports
from the President, Executive Committee,
and Treasurer were read. The Presidents
report was In general terms and free OK
statistical information. The report Of the
Executive Committee was encouraging,
showing about three hundred thousand
pupils.
Mr. George Perkins. OF this city. deliver
ed an address on the Power and Duties
of the Convention" and was followed
by Or. j. VI. Pitcher. Of Petersburg, who
spoke on 1.-THE Bible the Need Of the Age"
Mr. j. d. X Sieight discussed Lesson
Helps"
Tonight Professor Noah *. Davis, Of
the University, spoke TO a large audience
at the Methodist church on "The Study
Of the Bible"
The Hon. Thomas S. Martin Is in the
city to-day. He is very cheerful and it
is evident that he expects to win the
senatorial fight.
Mrs. Buck. wife Of Captain Thomas
II. Buck. died about l o'clock this af-
ternoon at her residence near Profits,
agen about eighty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
News Notes tr IN Carroll.

GLADESBORO VA. Sept. 2O.-special.-
News has just reached here that Mr..
ihouas Smith was shot and killed by
his employer in Wythe county the other
day The difficulty arose over a settle
ment. Mr.. Smiths home was near this
place.
Mr.. A. NJ. Be8mer was indicted at the
last grand jury OF our county for embez-
zling county and State money to the tune
OF several hundred dollars. Mr.. Beamer
was deputy-treasurer OF this county.
The chestnut market opened here at
81 per bushel. There is a large crop In
this section.
Mr.. W. l.. UT Is candidate for the
Legislature OF this county on the Third
party ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
LORD MfFOH,S DIR.
The Venerable Custom Observed .n
Guild Hall.

huild nan.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-To-day Is Moi.
mas day and IN accordance with tb. hi.
ual custom the liyerymen OF ne N.
rious guilds OF tho city OF London has.
assembled In the Guild Hall for fb.,..
pose Of eiecting a lord mayor IN s.'...
sion to Lord Stuart KniH. who's. 49,
OF office expires on November stb ,...
The lord mayor who was accomp,,,.,
by the two sherins OF London. ADD
Joseph Renals and Walter HeBry u.''
Kim and their dnder sherias and ol.-
Idlls ana ATTENDED by the sword -
mace bearers, and the CITY r..,...--
"e1t ifom the Mansion house. th. I.-i
mayors official residence. precsi.f BE-
trumpeter.I to take part in the csr.,..
ny.
When the Lord Mayor and his haze.
arrived at the Guild Hall they were ~,
by the aldermen, the recorder. tho 49,.
beriain and the other hieh oHea-. +,
the corporation, all OF whom wore atu-.t
In court dress and their robes nj d.
fee ''
The various dignitarios. conducted i.
the city marshal. then walked io NO..
sion 70 the neighboriEg church of s.,
Lawrence, Jewry where divine ea-,'.,
was held. At the conclusion OF tbs g..
vice the party returned in procession ,.
the Guild Hall and passed 10 the b....
ings in the great hall, which. accorI.r,
10 ancient usage. was strewn with fv..t
herbs.
The regular election proceedings tho,
began, the common crier directing sH
persons who We're not liyerymen 10 H..
part from the hall on pain OF lmprs5r.
ment
The recorder then formally Informed
the liverymen Of the occasion M tha.-
meeting, and stated that I'm order thl,
their choice might be free and unfettars
the Lord Mayor and the aldermen would
Withdraw.
The common sergeant informed The iiy.
~ men as 10 the aldermen who had
served In the Office OF sherif. a condition
Precedent 10 election 10 the lord mayou.
y
Among the aldermen so named was
;eefge Robert Tyler. alderman fr
who. upon the return of tha
ord mayor 10 the hall, was declared b.
he recorder 10 have been elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
DIR. GEE ChITIOALLF III.
A White Man Jailed Charged With Trying
10 XIII HIS Sister-Othor News.

LUNENBURG c. H., Sept. 2e.-spe-
Gals. J. Ward. a white man, has been
lodged in jail at Lunenburg c. H., charg-
ed with shooting at his sister with in
tent TO kill. Ward was drunk at the
time.
DR.. Edward C. Gee. a prominent ply
sician OF this county, lies dangerously
i'll at his residence attended by three
doctors. DR.. Gee stuck a splinter in his
hand some days ago. and lock-ia is
feared by the attending physicians.
Dr. Gee married a sister Of the late
w. w. Webb, Of Richmond, Va.
Meetings will be held throughout the
county on Saturday the S0th, TO elect
delegates to the Democratic County Con-
Vention, TO select a candidate for the
Legislature from Lunenburg. Mr. Nathan
lei Matthews, late delegate, is a candidate
for reelection, and will doubtless re-
ceive the nomination.
Judge George c. organ has returned
from Richmond much improved In health.
and will hold the October term Of his
court as usual. There are a number of
criminal cases on the docket to be tried
at that term.
The farmers generally have cut and
housed fine crop OF tobacco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
ON TURF AND DIAMOND.
THE GENTLEMlN,s DRYING PARK
TROTs ar BALTIMORE.
Results of the Running Races and the
National League Baseball Games.
Season tn Close To-Day.

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 29-The third
day Of the trotting races Of the Gentle
mans Driving Park Association was well
attended to-day. The sports were reward
ed for their visit by not missing some
very interesting contests. Following are
the summaries:
Class 2:27-trotting, purse $500 tunfin-
ished Thursday.
Dodgeyille 7, 1, 2. 2, 1, l.
Doiavan 4, 8. 1. 1, ?, 2.
Alta Patchen 1, q 4, 5, T. 4.
Happy Lady 2, 3, g. 3. 5, 3.
Lena Holley 5. 4, 5, 4, 3, o.
Monk 3, 6, 8, z, 8, Z.
Hero s, s, 6. 6. 7, 8.
Johnny b 9. T. Z. 8. DIR.
Corna TO- .. 9, 81 DIR.
Miss Ira g. dis.
Time. 2:2i IL, 2:gil-2. 2:3 IL, 2:a IL,
g:22 IL. 2.2G -.
Glass 2:iO. trotting. purse $500.
Daylight 1, /, 1.
Hazel 2, 5, 2.
Kate 3, 2. 3.
Mambrino Star s. 3, 5.
Angelina 4, 4, T.
Time 1886 1-2, 2:?l. 2:3i 1-2.
Class 2:i5. pacing and trotting, purse
$500 (unhnished).
Tempest ., /.
Alhambra I, 5.
Sadie NJ. 3, 2.
Marendes r, 3.
Tilford 4, f.
Time. 2:10, 2:20.
Class 2:22, trottlng. purse $500 Wnnn-
ishedl.
Sylvester X. /.
MOnOcacy ..
Furniture Boy 3.
Albert r. 4.
Fannie Girl 3.
Commercial Girl 6.
Little Belts Z.
Seneca Bismarck B.
Time, 2:2lla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
VINO rs THE nsNY
Efforts TO Identify The Crank who Was
After the Pres dent


After the Pres dent.
WASHINGTON d. c., Sept. 2O.-The
authorities are endeaypring 10 ascer-
tain something Of the identity OF Joseph
Washington, the alleged crank who was
arrested In the White House yesterday.
Those who have seen the prisoner have
no doubts whatever concerning his men
tai condition. When the prison van
reached the work house yesterday after
noon and the prisoner was led 10 the
Office, he turned 10 Guard Thompson, and
handing over a s. bill, said; Here's a
s. bill; l want the best room In the
house"
Tie guard. who knew it was necessary
10 humor the prisoner. took the bill and
then went through the Institution
Il want this room" he. said after he
had gone through the building. and the
guard lee him have It,
IntendanJ St)utenburg visited the p-i
soner soon after he reached the nrison
rs did pr Re.sin-er the resident rbvsi-
clan, and both cOrclulcl th1t ho rar
was Insane and needed treatment in r
institution for the treatment OF such per-
sons
When Intendant Stoutengurg first Gale
III '44N IiiNDilei TIE idlteF was not III an
communicative. lie was resting on hf
bed reaplEs 4 paper, but when asked II
ne thought he was treating a visitor as
ne should treat him. Washington. as
me prisoner gave his name, arose and
said ne thought not
w nat Is your cccupation?" he was
asked and his reply was. what business
is that OF yours"
Mr.. Stoutenburs having told his guest
that he was paying him a friendly call.
and that possibly he might be OF assls-
lance 10 him, the prisoner yentured the
answer. I'm a shipbuilder."
Where did you serve at your trader
TN the insane asylum at Norristown.
Pennsylvania"
What kind OF work did you do last?"
Putting down cement
''Then you are a stonemason?'
NO. I'm a cement finisher; In fact I'm
flnlsher In all things"
All this time the prisoner was perfectly
cain, and collected but before shutdown he
caused a scare IN the building by setting
Are 70 some bedding. The smoke from the
burning bedding attracted one OF the
guards 10 the cell. and there II was found
that he had set IRE to an extra hsanket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
WILLING TO T4KBAC UT.
But B. and o. Employees Want Wages Re
stored as Soon as Possible.

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. "a commit
tee representing 26 different branches Of
the Baltimore and Ohio service has
arrived here to confer with the gener-
al manager IN regard to the proposed re-
duccon OF wages. The trainmea, It is
stated are willing 10 accept a temporary
reduction Of -- per cent, but insist
on an agreement that the regular wage
scale be restored as soon rs better bust
ness and easier monetary conditions
make It possible 10 do 80. a confer
ence will be held to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
ASheyllle News Mates

ASHEvILLE. N. c.. Sept. 2-About
Two hundred and fifty excursionists left
this place for Charleston. S. c.. vester-
day morning. Their trip will only last
three days.
Ex-Tax-Collector ID. l.. Reynolds. who
was recently appointed general stofekeeper
Tor this county by Collector Elias. has
hled bond In the sum OF ten thousand
dollars and entered upon the discharge OF
his duties.
]. M. Brookshire the newly appointed
postmaster at Biltmore, has given bond
and taken charge Of the ONCE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
Fatal Accident on the L. and Y.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. 2s-Two
trainmen were killed and several injured
by the collision Of a passenger train and
a freight last night on the Knoxville and
Cumberland Gap branch OF the Louisville
and Nashville near Hazelpatch, Ky. Mis-
understanding OF orders by one OF the
train crew is given as the cause OF the
wreck.
The killed are: Fireman Ryan and Mes
senger J. j. Kelley. The injured are:
Engineer Pierce, leg broken; Rear Brake
man German, shoulder and hip hurt;
Brakemen Deshon and Deiosier, and j.
w. Kulmert. passenger. Of Bristol, Tenn.
slightly injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30

and pillow In his cell and bad a.
them out OF the window. "''QFa
There was no danger OF burri,..
building, because OF the nature I'D ~ u,
terial OK which II is Constructed ma
was feared that he had set fre - ~ y
clothing. I'd "a
During the night the prisoner re,,,..,
quiet and to-day ne showed no $3.50
Of violence. '''.a-s
lie stu says, however. that DO q,
Titled TO his place In the White Her..
Inc authorities think that the -..
PROBABLY escaped from the Norrls,1~-
asylum. and VIII communicata o,,h pa
superintendent Of that instiutior l'
cruiue tue prisoner '''
Sanitary Officer Franks atfcn.l,,
been called to the case and he uuI =
haps' institute insanity proceedings s.,,
week. ''A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
POLITICS IN MIDDLESE1.
Popufists Have n Field Day-New Demo
cratic County Chairman Chosen.

sALUDA. VA, Sept 29:-Special On
Wednesday. our regular court-day. lit
tie business OF general Importance was
transacted. The weather being inclem-
ent, and the crowd not large. Judge Gar
nett courteousiy yielded the courtroom
70 Popuiist gathering. They had a
neld day. Of course. for the Quartermas-
ter-General had II all to himself and
for about two hours was diagnosing
and prescribing for the country's ills
II would be best for the Democrats NOT
TO underrate this speaker. for he Is We'll
equipped with. argument, fact and anec
dote. to propagate the peculiar ideas q,
his party successfully. and although his
auditors did not number a fourth OF
his Tx. this speech greatly encouraged
and solifed them.
Later. Chairman w. w. Woodward. of
tho county Democracy, called a meetin OF
citizens. and handed In his resignation.
giving as his reason. that there existed
some dissatisfaction which could best be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
A German in Raleigh.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Sept. Especial -
One OF the most brilliant social events 81
the season was a german given this even
ing by the young ladies OF Raleigh com
n,,mentary TO the Misses Harden, or New
York. II was largely attended Dy the
social element OF the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
Negr Assas,inated.

SAVANNAH, GA. Sept. pa special
from Arlington. Ca. says: Enoch Stubs.
a negro living about five miles south Of
here. In Early county, was shot and
Killed at his home last night. AS yet
no clue to the guilty parties has been
obtained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
How the Clubs stand.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Cleveland,
Boston at 81. Louis.
Brooklyn az Chicago.
New York al Pittsburg.
Baltimore al Louisville.
Mashingt n al Cincinnati,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
RESULTS or THE RUNNING RACES.
The Winners Mt Morris Park and the En-
tries--Lhtonia Results.

tries-Lhtonia Results.
NEW YORK, Sept. Z-To-day's re-
suits at Norris Park are as follows:
First race, five MISREPRESENTATION
first. Or. Hashbrouck second, Sirocco
third. Time, 81.
Second race, six nss-Meloa trst,
Sarah Ramey second, Reginald third.
Time, 90 81.
Third race the Matroi, stakes. six rur-
QUESTIONING first, Peacemaker second,
Jack OF Spades third. Time I0y.
Fourth race, the Manhattan handicap,
mile and a quarter-RudOph first, Ban
quet second, Terriher third. Time, w.
Fifth race. one mile-Nero first, Anna
Il second, Bolero third. Time, la ~.
Sixth race. five furlOngs-Patrlcia an nrst,
Black Hawk second, Assignee third. Time,
5Q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-30
European Vessels ouarantInea

BUENos AYRES. Sept. 2s.-The Bra
lillian government has issued a decree
ordering all vessels arriving from Eu-
ropean ports to be Guaranteed.