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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
TUT HTCICIT RiCES.
The Prizes offered for the various
Events.


The Board OF Directors Of the races
TO be- held saturday under the auspices
of the owl cycle club, have airahe'u
for the prizes for the various contests as
follows.
The First Fvont-One-han mile novice
race first prize. gold medal. valued at
$40. second s. scarch-light lantern. third,
$50 L. a. ". scarf pin. 80
Second Event-One-half mile open. ~
pair OF Hartford tires second. s. search-
light and e cyclomeier, third. S5.'" i.
A. W pin
Third Evcnt-One mile championship
OF the Lake side club pair Of Sll Nor
gan x Wright tires, second. s. Bunker
Fourth Evcnt-One-quarter mile dash
open. first prize. $l2 pair of Vim tires
and a cycle lamp. second. $40 Diamond
tires third. s. L. A. ". pin
Fifth Evenly ouths mile race, only
open 10 youths under sixteen. first prize.
so bicycle suit, second. $3.50 sweater;
third. s. cyclometcr.
Sixth Evdnt-One mile open. first prize.
sll pair league tires second, - revolver,
third L. A. W. pin.
Seventh Evcnt-One mile. for married
men only. first $50 automatic saddle
and $3.50 shaving set; second g Gar
ford saddle and 81 foot brake
Eighth Evcnt-Two mile lap race, open,
FIRST prize Sli Palmer tires and g pair
ball-bearing shoes. second s. Orient Pc
Unstable handle-bars fourth. pair OF
cycle shoes.
Ninth Event Consolation race. open 10
all who have won nothing IN previous
contests first prize, s. search-light Ian
tern. second. s. cyclCmetcr.
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SAN CHRISTOBEL. MEXICO Aug
l-couriers arrived here Yesterday VIII
Information from the seat OF The Indian
war in Nucafln. The Indians have made
stand. and Will attempt 90 drive Oil.
Government troops ont of the terrltOr.
10 which the Indians iay claim. The b.
dams are armed with the latest improve
rifles. Tho Government force ON Oh
frontier ls augmented constantly TI
soldiers are sent TO iucafan by s.
loads from AN parts of Mexico. and the.
s every prospect Of O. bloody war So
eral skirmlshcs have been reported. p
there has been nO decisive battle.
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THE COMING FfLLT1IR.
The Committees Preparing for the h'g
State Exhibition.

\ meeting Of the Executive Committee
and Citizens Auxiliary COMMITTEE oi
the Virginia State Agricultural ana Mv
chanical Society was held In the society ;
office yesterday morning at ii oip,n'
Those present were Mcssrs a'hi,S'
Ruffin. Hardwicke. Campbell Guy, ho1-
son. Atwood HDoger. Murphy. iowa
Taylor. COwan. Chambliu. Lorraine W.
trell. Christian. and owens. ~,
committee from tho Richmond ioui-
try and Pigeon Association appeared De
fore the committee and asked the t'
ARRANGEMENT Of the premium llst ~
changed The matter was referred 10
the Advisory Board Of the poultry
Mr' q. Med. Blake appeared before
the committee and asked that w" ga.
ing races be given during the rae IT, IT,
ing. This was referred 10 iH' N"''
mittcc with power 80 act s..t-o,,,n-
The committee CO nsidored the adVlsan','
Is OF requesting the railroad conlpaill'9 ~
Day. which Will be Thursday ne thi.a
dav Of tho Fair This was ieicIIe1 ~
the secretary and ADVISORY Boarl. lin,
The committee adopted the suo" H.,
plan of exhibiting cattle ana o'her H''
4 resolution Of thanks 70 the press OF
Richmond was adopted Tor thf Wt'''St
IL had fakc1 in the matter ol ,.cc. "a.
RECOMMENDATION 10 the Exposition 'Ioul,IS
g., fiiue for the Fair this ran, "hl '"'
sstiv enfrcating the C4ty Council 10
careful consideration OF the .arious i.
quests made of them for FRANCHISES 49,"
that they viii as far as POSSIBLE '"'H. ~
with the suggestions as male 10y ln'
press. particularly as 10 the request Oh
Inc Union Passenger Railway TOT '".
extension Of tteir tracks up }rcan sur
and from Main and Meadow str 'e'S 10 me
Exposition Grounds
Colonel John $. HafwO0d was a1den 10
the Committee on Transportation.
Mr.. Lorraine offered q resolution thal
tho military of the STATE be invited 10
attend the Exposition and he reviewed pI
m. C;overnor tho Opening day. and that
the society take care Of them while here.
\ committee. consisting OF M"s5Is-
Lorraine. Harwood. and WickHam were
appointed 10 make the necessary arfa"s'-
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The Prisoner Charged with killing John
GAY in 1870.

SUFFOLK. VA. Aug. 13.-Speciai The
County Court of Nansemond. Judge ".
j. Kilby. presiding was engaged today
i'm the trial OF William Jrquhaft. charged
with the killing of John Gay on the SIN
OF November 1870 near suffolk. trla-
hart disappeared soon after the murder.
and returned 10 this section iew weeks
ago and gave himself up 90 the sheriff OF
Nansem0nd for trial. a very Intelligent
jury of farmers WAS easily procured Too
day
T.. T. Holland Commonwoalth's Attor-
ney. is assisted hy Mr. Merritt Briggs. OF
suffolk and The prisoner counsel are
W. s.. Holland OF Windsor and jonn
Nicely. OF Norfolk.
Several Witnesses were examined Tor
the prosecution among whom We're Mrs.
Cay. widow of the murdered man, ana
y. y. Gray and T.. g.. Ramsay. TO the
latter TWO witnesses lrluhart. since his
return. confessed that Dee did the killing.
but said that it was done In seii-dc-
fence
Court adjourned at 6 o'clock this after
noon. the Commonwealth resting its case.
The jury is in charge OF Sheriff Baker
an the Stuart House tonight. The pris-
oncr viii testify in his own behalf to-
morrow.
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rrn.I>hr coryrr HArrERs.
Large Criminal Docket-Iwo fires
Narrowly fNerted.

PULASKI. Va. Aug. l9.-sps cial Pug
lasN County Court was lu session an 'i
last week and VIII continue Tor good
part OF this week. About NIFTY erin. nan
cases were on the docket me cto"d5
have been large every daN 80 iar' anu
the hotels have bcen qN.e l"li. ,..
Among those who attended court mere
last week We're Messrs. j. hoee Tyler oi
Belle Hampton. W :. Builaii. Of snow
Vile. Colonel r. d. Gardner Of NfW-
bern. Steve s. Simmors0u. of SreedWeiif
and j. Hampton Hoge. az ladfoid-
The ladies' OF the Episcopal church gave
a lawn party ou the Maple spade inn
were brilliantly and tas 'eiult A-As
with japanese lanterns. ana tne evening
was in all respects. ncllsuill one.
The profits exceeded go.
Two fires were narrowly avcrted here
last week. one al Mr.. Alherts res-leicf
and one 40 the store and residence Of g.
ST. Lyon Mt Albert was aroused by
clothes burning DID closet. - ldl- l'l
of clothes We're destroyed. but lliliirf
than that no damage was done.
Professor f.. n. Russell, of Richmond,
and Professor Of Latin iH the fishnufnf
Military Academy. is now listing friends
Jon Pulaski SIR Russell was for Two sos
siOne che principal Of the Pulaski pubic
school and made many friends while Doe
T6ere registered for the remainder Of
tho season af Maple Shade INN last week
the following. Mrs. Thomas /. Alir'ni
and Miss AlfrIcnd. the VIE ANA daughter
of Mr. Or. l.. Alfrieud of ticnmond,
Mrs Lille r. Walker and child of Nor
folk. Mrs ~. d. La1erty. Of foaroh0 ,
T.. H. GOODWIN and family. of Galveston.
TDvae. and j.. vs. Davis and family, or
Norfolk.
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DTED TO SIR ms SUEETHEiRT
IIammet swing Drowned in Efforts to
save Ni-. Baltimore.

WINSTON. y. c.. Aug. Special
u Davidson county yesterday Hanett
Swing lost his life i'm his effort TO keep
his sweetheart. Miss Baltimore. from
drowning The young couple were OUT
driving. WHOM the horse shiei in cr1ssin5
sv,rs i.nuDl from the vehicle. iut the
Young lady. with the horse and buggy,
won't overheard. falling several feet
The Young man ran 20 the bank ana
SWAN 10 the r-scue of Miss Baltimore.
I'm the etrugsle and excitement she held
him too heavily by the neck. and he
sank and was drowned just ass She was
sinking the last time Mr.. Robert lOune
came upon The scene with a battcau. and
seeing her long hair ln the water. reach
el down and pulled her out. and she
WIS saved the body of Mr.. Swing was
found and taken from the water about
DOB o'clock at night He was about TWEEN
tv years old. The horse was drowned
also.
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The solumhia'> Damages

NEW YORK. Aug. l3-The board tc-
iected to determine the extent of the
damages to the cruiser Columbia made a
thorough inspection OF the VI ssel In the
timber dock In the navy yard this after
noon. and II is expected that their re-
port will be forwarded TO Washington
tomorrow The examination showed
that the dents in the nai keel have not
affected the strength OF the SLIP.
In the compartments of the double
hull there were some bulges and strains
shown; cement was cracked 81 a few
places. some of the fire-room stanchions
were bent and a little water had leaked
into the compartments. The leakage was
not serious. as shown by the fact that
when the ship was dry outside, the water
inside did not leak out again.
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1nr WASHINGTON coNrrrrScr.
Interesting Contest for the state senator
ship Mercer Monument


FREDERICKSBCRG. VA. Aug. l5.-
Special.-Mrs ". f.. rompkins has pur-
chased from Mr. Charles +. Bragdon the
brick dwelling on Main street between
Eighth and Ninth, NV occupied by hei
price $500 cash.
i. r.. Moss. who was recently charged
with passing a forged check on smith
& Campbell. shoe merchants OF ms clN'
has tcon adm dyed q lunatc al his nome
i'm Louisa county.
The Bridgewatcr Mills have been grant
cd a charter Of Incorporation. The ir-
cOruCratOrs are ". X. Brown. or Passai. =
~ ia. WCC-president Of the Sfaniai n
National Bank. of New York Charles
= Slckles of Now York. Philip Carpen-
tor. Of New York. j. b. ficklen anl
Isaac HIth. of this CITY. Inc 'oihpdHs
has capital stock OF 5000, ana may
hold 300 acres Of land The company
Will operate the mills and develop the
granite quarr.cs i'm It's property.
The people of Stafford county are ue-
coming much interested IN enc 'l'. wv ~
on the subscription OF $500 20 the STOCK
Of the Virginia Fred ri cksburg ana ,htsi-
peAke railroad. 20 take place August -'iA'
Nonfntnx NICK sISAToRsHIr.
There is quite contest for the Demo
cratic domination for the Northern Neck
State senatoTship. Hon. Ben. .har1eIs'
Colonel g. l.. Farinholt and Hon. How
ara Hathaway arc 49, c1Ialp u. IN
bin. of King George. are also spoken o,
Nsssfs Warner Ban. 4. Cater veil
ford. and Dr Lawrence Mitchell are ~ rh-
tiouec FOR the Democratic nomiuallch
for the House Of Delegates from ficn-
mond and Lancaster counties.
IHn CHESAPEAKE ASp wEsrrnN.
Cclclenl f. g. Machon. of he Chesa-
peske ana Western railroad, in letter
To- MAYOR A. T. Rowe. states that lhe
fout, for his road TO deep water mas hol
vet been agreed upon. ihe eng
CORPS are now surveying in this diIecuoh.
and il is thought the road VIII pass
through Fredericksburg. ...o
II .ports from the Northern Neck state
that cartridges have become almost tA-
tinct. not more than dozen BIRDS being
in some counties. . e..
There is already some tax ,anoul lle
next Democratic congressman nominal
ton for this district ..,-
4 reorganization OF the -'em9c it y
party Of Westmorclaud and the el-ell'il
of delegates 20 the senatorial ana it-ls
lativc conventions will take place al Mon
tross. August 18th, couri-da4
MONUMENT TO HUGH MERCER.
An effort 10 secure an appropriatl on
from Congress 20 erect monument mere
to the memory of General Hugh Mercer
is being revived.
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eddy struck on the head with some blunt
weapon Boyle protests his innocence.
Chief Reiiz has wired 10 Detroit ana
Windsor to arrest Mrs. Clancy and her
brother. John stevens. who is with her
I'm Windsor
Mrs. Clancy, in an interview IN Wind
sor to-day said that she had not seen
her husband since leaving Kalamazoo.
She went 70 Windsor from Toledo, ID
company with her brother John. Snc
denied charges against her honor.
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70 + we recommend that all persons OF.
posed to a single gold standard DC cansu
together for consultation at some carry
date" 49, cut,
Among the signers are eN-7'a'e
man Ed. Chambers Smith, James - ~
Rae, and William u. Stro.ao" So
paper Is being circulated py
Chairman Sper Whitaker ana III pua
nose is TO have a state silver conVen-
ton.
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Revival at InionNilic Richmond Nisi-
tors.

KNOXVILLE. ORANGE COUNTY,
Va. Aug. ESPECIAL W. H. Book.
OF Clifton Forsc. and editor Of the Cliff
ton Force Evangelist. is engaged in a
great revival meeting IN the Church OF
Christ at this place. Large numbers are
turning TO the Lord under his ministra-
tious Mr. Book b. @ powerful speaker
ana IS full of zeal and enthusiasm. and
people from miles around are cr0wdlns
TO hear him. Al the close of the meeting
he will give a lecture the subject being
"lnnlclity Rebukcd."
The Misses Ford. Of Richmond. are Wis
iting al the residence of Mr.. James
Smith OF the county.
Mrs Moore and her two daughters
Misses Sallie and Henrietta. of Man
chester. viii spend the remainder Of the
month At Mr.. ". II. Ilossley's, of this
place.
The people Of this section are looking
forward 10 the coming OF a new rail-
road. i. e.. the Chesapeake and Western.
which has been constructed as far as
Harrisonburg. Va. The surveyors are
already In the county. AMI their course
is eastward 10 Fredericksburg, thence
10 some point on the Chesapeake bay.
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SrfTE FfRWERS' ALLTiNCE.
Smith Session of the Organization Opened
at Cary Yesterday.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Aug. B-The ninth
annual session Of the North Carolina
state Farmers Alliance began to-day at
Cary. near here. J. ~ Newberne pre-
SIDES and s.xty-cicht lelegttes repre-
..rtfno as MANY counties. are present
The delegates were welcomed by Major
Arrior and j. W. Denmark responded.
In his speech the latter stated that u
z was the purpose OF the Amaze 70 70
IFS manufaC turius centre. President New
b.rne delivered his annual address, and
said the Alliance was making large gains
in membership.
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lie Fell Through Bridge and sustained
Painful Injuries.

PAMPLIN, sC1TY. VA. Aug. 13-
Special-Dr. c. S. Morton. on his return
trip from visiting patient near Rolling
Hin. Charlotte county. had the misfOr-
tune TO fan through bridge sustaining
injuries more or less serious.
lie vas driving q dog cart. The horse
IN crossing the bridge broke In. throwing
the Doctor out He had a slight wound
on the head, and has been suffering since
with severe pains. But for the timely
assistance OF Mr.. Freshman. who kindly
came with him nearly TO his hcme. he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

4 Paper Circulated Among North Carolina
Democrats.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Aug. i3.-To-day the
following paper was circulated among
Democrats for signatures
Recognizing the importance OF an ex-
preston of opinion upon political ques-
lions before the meeting OF the national
convention, which settle and declare the
platforms for the parties. and believing
that the prosperity and happiness OF the
great body OF the people depends upon
the accomplishment OF the unit OF value
which existed prior TO 1873. and the re-
monetizatlon of silver at the ratio OF IL
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t0I0,teI .Ie~ifS t.ar/a.

Colonel Jesus Cara. OF Mexico, who Is
on his way TO the Atlanta Exposition, IS
in the city. He is a typical Mexican. tie
claims 10 be relative OF General Cara,
of rebellion fame. lie was at one time
"a buii-hghtcr His address is pleasant,
while his costume is Of that attractive
style peculiar TO his native land. His
wife accompanies him.
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Young Couple Back Again.

Mr.. Fred. Latiiner and Miss Fannie
Iatouche. who went to Washington on
sunday night with matrimonial .uten-
lions returned TO the city yesterday
morning. the twain having been nude
one flesh" I'm the Capital city. They were
received with open arms and peace ana
harmony prevails.
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ALL QUIET AT WINSTON.
TgTTLE FOy,D GUILTY or MthDLh
TNsECOND DEGREE.
The Verdict Commended by the Judge
Military still on Duty in the Town.
The GatIing Gun.

WINSTON \. c.. Aug l3.-SpeciaL-
Officers and citizens anticipate no trou-
bia lto-nlaht ,.oweyer there IS no telling
vb..+ may occur before morning. Mia
and extra police force are still on duty.
only one disturbance was -fa'sf' 'aS'
night. and that was occasloHeu ~
ciasen shooting at some lighting cats IL
brought out some rihemen ana olhcers on
double-quck time. The eating gun ar
rived from Charlotte at lZ.D. the WIN
sion train was held al Greensboro until
the train from Charlotte nad arrived
The run's capacity IS seventeen hundred
shots per minute Ii viii average twelve
hundred hundreds OF negroes viewed TX
with curiosity to-day.
FALsE RfT0RT.
When the train arrived in Greensboro
last night tine report was given out that
q big crowd OF negroes had cOngr,gated
at the h.g trestle. ono mile below Salem,
FOR the purpose of capturing the gun
when the tain arrived az that point.
The Charlotte contingent loaded Ip for
any trouble that ~ gnt urise When the
train reached the bridge 10 slowed up,
bur the reported mob was not there.
There were only two dark IS an the pas
senger depot when the train pulled In.
An officer searched these uut found MOTH
ing like shooting iron.
yrnDicr IS I'll. FUTILE CASE.
After the jury returned a verdict Of
murder iu The second degree in the Tut
Tie case to-day. Judge brown addressed
the jury saying the Court approved of
n not nnlug the prisoner guilty OF
murder IN the first degree, and that the
jury had shown conservative regard
for the rights OF the prisoner ia the
verdict rendered.
MI. MILLER pAnALYzlD.
4 William Miller, 4 prominent citizen
OF Dayic county. received stroke OF
paralysis yesterday. and is IN critical
condition. His entire right side IS ai-
c.ted.
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NEW YORK. Aug. W Tho search Tor
the bodies m the south tnth-.frhNe
ruins is nearly completed. ana io-mor-
row is expected OBJ end o. lho .our-
tconth body recovered lfom iNN iAi.7 N'
fsfar aud To-day Ihia makes lhe g.
,f deol fifteen. one victim having uiei
in the hospital only one more "oiN-
man is reported missing. ana nia ''ts
Is expected to De- recovered lNilNt '.e
day. a body taken ONT ..i- t" -..'o
Wa identified ms that ui lNl'i 'i'"''
an ltauan lahorer ,...f.
Superintendent constable. OF tie u'''
fne ..unrfment sent word io 'oivN
Fifzpatriok This morning ihAt "'
fo,,r1 that the middle column ODD I'D.
eollans.i huncIng had sunk tefen ana
ono-naif feet n the ground ln- -
what caused the accident Mhich Ma. 'N'
conclusion drawn ny coroner fli1i"til b.
when he first visited ine luih9.
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DE.fTH or MRS. RTCHfRD LEXIS.
4 sister of NIr. James l.. Gordon, Viz


RALEIGH. y. c.. Aug 1S.-special.-
TT ere is much SORROW here az the dfdth
OF Mrs Richard II. Lewis az her A)me
Joe Raleigh this afternoon She was, as
Miss Mary Gordon. one Of Nirslnits IN jst
admired and gifted young women. ana
she had made friends I'm North Carolina
0l AN whose privilege il was 20 know
her She was a granddaughter OF JUS
tice Daniel OF the North Carolina 81
preme Court. Her husband Is one OF the
hest-kn0wr physicians IN this state.
Her brothers, James Lindsay Gordon ard
Armistead Gordon. were with her in ner
last moments.
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Reorganization of the rarty-Mr. smith
County Chairman.

LUNENBURG. O. IT,. VA. Aug. TO-
Special-A mass-meetns of the Demo-
Gratis OF this county asse nbled IN the
courthouse to-day for the purpose of
REORGANIZATION. Mr. George r.. Smith was
unanimously elected cOuuty chairman
and O. J.. Hardy secretary
The Democrats Of Luncnnurg VIII offer
for nomination f0r State senator Hon. W.
O. VIM ax-rsnres -utltiVe of the county
and chairman of the county Board OF
Supervisors.
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THE HOGUOOD Cf>E.
The Accused Discharged other Peters
burg Matters.

The Accused i'i~'iitti 49,
burg Matters.
rr.rrpspI-RG. VA. Aug Special
III. .ae. of the commonwealth rs. Rob
ort Hoewood. white lad, aged an'u'
eavcf,tcen years. charged with aitempilnS
10 commit a crmlhdl assam ~. f-f.r
Narruder "a little girl not quite lo"l
,,oare of age. was investigated nH NAY or
collier this morning. Tue accu~t' VIZ
ranrcscntcd hy Hon. NltHaH -. H' -,
waine. The parents OF the chii4 MsI' ,i
roffrt and tho little one ionuti ih US
,tb..r's Ian during the examination lu-
nocent Of what was going on ...
AIR W H. Jones. the attorney TOT lHD
commonwealth. stated 10 The Mayor wa.
ha ala not think the evidence Iu~ui'"
sending the prisoner on 90 the husiinr7
Cont for trial The accused was lh'i'
,1pon discharged 4 very large crown
filed the courtroom.
CHARGED WITH STEALING A DIAMOND riN.
Minnie Gran. a negro woman who was
arrested here some days ago ON lHe
charge Of stealing a diamond s.4a pi,.'
valued at Sl2 from MI j. D. Nl'hoi7.
iu Prince Gee rye county, was 4i1rHii :, N
hv Mayor collier this morning. as lN'
theft was not committed mere ana li'-c-
fore be- had no jurisdiction in the 'aS''
negro named Robert owens was 7'iit
ON 90 the Hastings Court today 10y tht
Mayor 10 answer the charge of cnteilNS
the st0rchouse of e.. T.. Chapel on ln'
corner of Halifax and P0ricrvine streets.
without breaking and stealing theIeiioi"
twenty Columbian half-dollalS
\ gentleman residing in TINS city aux
mp I'm his yard to-day three Jugs OF pIdhnS
which are supposed 10 have been nuilen
before tie war
4 RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
This morning while lady and child
were driving on the race-track at " esq
End Park I'm "a buggy the horse TOOK
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14

The Little Richmond Horse Beats the
2.si Trot AT Grand Circuit,

BUFFALO. " y. Aug. 3.-Not more
than 500 people paid TO see the Grand
Circuit races to-day. and so the manage
ment set out % find novel attractions
tor the rest OF the week. An offer was
sent 10 Edward G.. Bald. the Buffalo
bicycle rider. 10 ride a mile against time,
but he was unable 10 accept, ora account
OF other engagements. To-day nesotid-
lions We're opened with Corbett. VINO IS
here with show. 10 punch the bag,
box. or ride a mile on bicycle Thurs
day as "A drawing card. The deal has
not been made yet The management
will also try 20 get fitzsimmons 10 show
ON the track.
4 better attendance is assured by the
advertisement OF the match race be-
tween Fantasy and AzOlc.
T0-days racing was not of the best.
in tine DO trot RI Palo won three
straight heats easily. Bright. recently
barred in the betting. took three r-raishts
in the 2.l5 class. pacing, the contest Dee
ilg with 10 Hoe. Iron Bar was heavily
played In the 2.2f trot Mchenrys
horse. Warren r., was the second favor
ite but behaved badly and was drawn
after the third heat. summaries.
Two-twenty-four class-trOttng. purse
$1,000.
IRON Bar. g. s.. by Temple Bar tsale).
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KNOXVILLE. TENN. Aug 18Th
furnaces Of the Emhreeville Iron Cor
pialT at Embreeville. Tenn. wan 20
blast september 18th. II has a cana.
of 2o tons OF metallic iron per da.
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could not have made the trip With safety;
our city. Notwithstanding the nara
times" Is greatly improving. SeNelu
new houses have been recently Duli'' anu
others IN nrogress.
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Mr. claude NJ. Dcan. who has been IN
the office If Mr.. Wyn1hau r. Meredith.
atrcrncy AZ law. flr the past five yefts.
las been appointed deputy clerk or the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals 10
This CITY