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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
NEW CAMP IN BEDFORD.
THEY Will ArTEND fHE DEDI-
CATION ~ RlCHIOND NINT MY.
The Good Roads Meeting Took very
Practical Turn and the RESOLUTIONS
Were Model. I'm Their Line.

BEDFORD CITY. Va. sept. g-S'aT
Correspondence l.. Johnston
camo Confederate Veterans wGs organ
,zcd to-day. and the following officers
elected: Samuel Griffin. commanders j..
NJ. Ben. First Lieutenant, 7. :. West
Second Lieutenant: ". +. GraYes, Third
lieutenant. ". H. M0shy Adjutant; W.
l.. Hoffman. Quartcrmastor, W. =. jesse
Treasurer, g. ~. Camthorn. Surgeon
Rev. J. r. Kincannon. Chaplain y. C.
Luck. officer OF the Day. j. y. Bonuu-
rant. Nidcttc. r. -. McCliniock, Color
Serge MT. E.W. Luck, First color Hlard .
II. c. Turpin. second color Guard. Exc
cu,lyc Committee: X. b. Clayton. }. L.
WingG,ld. j. r.. Fitzpatrick, >. NJ. VINE
j. Nj. Pcndlcton.
The Camp will begin with membership
Of nearly go. Application VIII be made
at once for "a charter. Much interest was
manifested by those attending the meet
Ing.
Commander Griffin accepted the office
Ia "a few Wcli-choscn words, expressing
his qualification at the honor conferred
lie paid d tribute to the Confederate
privatc's bravery. and spoke OF the al
vautascs OF preserving for posterity the
record OF his deeds Of valor
The Camp Will attend the dedication
services i'm connection with the laying oil
the corner stone to the Jefferson DAVIS
Monument in Richmond next May.
the rIfr OF Igl
The business transacted by the Bed
ford Good Roads Convention is 'piio-
mixed in the following resolutions. which
were offered 10y Dr. c. \. Boaid. ana
adopted.
Resolution first recognizes the fact that
road IMPROVEMENT cannot he accomplish
ed without cost of labor and money. ana
resolution second demands equitable dis
tribuiion of the buuicn.
Resolved. third. That this convention
appoint committee Of three 10 secure
the enactment of road law for Bed
ford county which shall embrace the
following provisions:
"ta) The election or appointment OF
a road commission 10 superinicnd and
direct the work.
"b) To allow the people OF Bedford 10
vote on a proposition TO issue bonds
10 obtain the necessary funds for road
improvement.
",c) To require that all funds raised
by issues Of bonds or taxation shall be
expended i'm the several road districts
pro rata 10 taxes paid I'm such district eX-
cept that the railroad and telegraph
tax shall constitute part Of the general
fund to be distributed among all the
districts
4 committee will be appointed later 70
represent the county at the Stae Good
Roads Convention. +. X
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
coy,rrrrrIoNAn coNJENrioN
Rejects an Amendment Making Term oil
state Onicer- Two Years.

Rejects an Amendment Making ierih "i
state Onicers Two Years.
COLUMBIA, 5. c.. Sept. 3.-The Con-
stitutional Convention to-day, the twelfth
DAVIS session. had It's first debate.
The article taken UP was that on the
executive department as reported from
the committee IL makes only TWO not
able changes from the old Constitution.
zone of these giving the Governor power
90 veto part of a general Appropriation
bill while approving the other parts,
and that creating an advisory board o.
rardcns decisions of which VIII not pe
final without the APPROVAL Of the Governor
An attempt was made TO amend the Sec
ton bv making terms OF state oiheers
four years instead of two and making
the Governor ineligible for immediate
recollection. After a debate. parucpa-
ted i'm bv several Of the leading members
including Senator Iilman and eN-ToF-
ernor Sheppard who was his opponent for
Governor ln the bitter campaign OF 1917,
and eX-Congressman TOMBSTONE the
amendment was killed by a vote OF Oh 10
a..
uilman ana Ex-Governor sheppard botn
opposed tie amendment, while johnston
favored 10. \ majority Of the ConsorVa-
uyes on anti-Tillman members voted Win
Il Imam for short term.
AS about nifty members We're absent
AN attempt viii be- made tomorrow 10
take I'D this question again on i motion
90 reconsider.
The convention adjourned before COM
plcting the executive article.
From the progress made to-day IL IS
probable the convention will be IN session
al least TWO weeks longer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

Delegates Elected to Vote in Convention
for senator and - Delegate.


A mass-meeting Of Democratic voters
was held at Nottoway Courthouse for
the purpose Of electing delegates 10 nomi-
nate candidates FOR the Senate and the
House.
DR.. j. " Bryan. county chairman. call
cd the meeting 90 order and was made
permanent chairman, and Joseph B.
Icath was elected secretary. James
Mann. whose name was placed before the
meeting as a candidate. declined 10 allow
his name TO be used
The following delegates were elected.
observation-disclosures. h. -. Jones, r. w.
Tucker. h. l.. Hurt. a. ID. Davis W. y.
DHlarl j. NJ. Harris. and O.. NJ. Dnlard.
Scaudilo-Alr. a. G.. Dedill.
Nottoway Courthouse Messrs. II. IL.
Beverly; r. j.. Epps, James Mann. and
Cr r., g r. Lockett. Hiram purk-
holder, &. A. Hammock, and 5. II. VIII
bans.
Burkevllle-Mr. J. A. Leath.
Jefiries' Store-Messrs. Ii. Fowikes and
Horace Jeffries.
The delegates are 10 appoint their own
alternates. They were not instructed.
but "A vote was taken, and IL coveloped
that II was the sense OF the meeting that
Robert W. TurnbuA. OF Brunswick. and
General George Hundley. OF Amelia. We're
the choice FOR the Senate and House
respectively.
Nottoway. Brunswick. and Lunenburg
together elect senator. and Nottoway
and Amelia the delegate.
The convention 10 nominate the fcrmre
meets at Blackstone Wednesday. the 18th
instant and the latter will meet al Burke
vile. the date yet 10 be decided.
Resolutions ,f sympathy were passed
for Mr.. III. {. Clampitt. who was pain
fully Injured Sunday morning by the train
at Crewe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
BIRhIII UIIL NOT INNTI.
\ Sew Charter Dcsired-Youth Killed by
Norfolk and Southern Locomotive.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 23.-Special.-
The people of Berkeley assembled in mass
meeting tonight and voted on the propo-
sition To annex the town 10 Norfolk. roe
jectng annexation by a vote of rs u IS.
Judge George d. Parker. William Nick.
WOodhOusc. and J. ii. BrOuleit were APP
pointed a committee 10 prepare a new
charter TO boz submitted 20 a mass-meei-
ing 10 be called by the committee 10 re-
ceive its report which. II accepted. will
he presented 10 the next Legislature for
enactment into law.
Cornelius Wilson. colored hoy about
ten years old. WAS ariaigncd IN the Pc
lice Court to-day for attempted criminal
assault upon Ncttie Jacks. q five-ycar-oli
white child. The case was continued five
days.
Walter Morrisett. aged seventeen years.
i'm the employ of the Norfolk ana South
ern railway while standing on the steps
of the tender Of an engine to-day. slipped
and fell TO the track The tender backed
over his body killing him instantly. lie
was from Camden county. y. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
A PffiNI- JfN'S NiRROH T>CiPT.
knocked >enscless NJ ~ Saw Mill and Is
capc- Hcing Tors to Pieces.

ROYDToN. VA. Sept - Special DR.
R. r. Webb, who Is a prominent gentle
man OF this place. came near losing his
life on SATURDAY last at his saw-mill.
The Doctor. who was managing the saw.
went to arrange some Of the timber he
was saving. wnen piece OF hath struck
him on the head knocking him down
and into an insensihle condition tearing
ard decorating his face terribly.
IL II said that had he fallen forward
fnstead OF backwards ne would have
<alIen on the saw and have been torn 10
pieces Al this writing the Doctor is con
fidered out OF danger. as his condition is
much improved
There are three or four northern Baptist
preachers staying AT the old Randolph
Macon College, near this place. when Is
now an Institution of learning for the
coiored people One OF these gentlemen
preached in the Baptist church In TINS
Mace last night and notice IL given that
Nf Lhese preachers wiz hold service
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
NOUIN.irIONS ~ ITGUST4.
\ KentucIJn Falls from Heart Failure
Mnrringe of a tock-Iiaiscr.

STAUNTON. VA. Sept. 23.-special--
The Reconsideration Convention was
held i'm the courthouse to-day. Judge J.
l.. Kirby, an independent Democrat, pre-
siding.
Crawford r. Semmes farmer Of Mid
de River district and Colonel II. j.
Williams. OF River Heads district. were
nominated for the House of Delegates by
acclamat.On.
Mr. Semmes is a Republican of long
standing. Colonel Williams has always
heretofore acted with the Democratic par
~ and mas served one term en- the Leg
islaturc. lie IS now a member of the
board Of the Western state Hospital
Both accepted the nominations.
4 man named Frank Wilson. from
Malen. KY fell i'm the courthouse yard
to-day from heart failure ali ne is now
In a critical condition. He is a plumber
Icy trade.
Colonel u. Y. Ruckman. a well-known
stock dealer was married the 18th in
slant 10 Miss Lizzie Eagle, Of Doc Hill.
Highland county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

At the Chicago Elevator Men VIII Fight
the Matter in the Upper Courts.

CHICAGO. Sept g3.-The Board of
Trade won its big fight against the eie-
yator men to-day. Chairman ". ;. Can
treu. OF the state Railroad and Ware
house Commission, handed down a decis-
ion. declaring that TIE owners OF public
warehouses must not buy or sell grain
through their own elevators. BY way OF
imprcsslug ulNn the elevator companies
the force Of the rulsing the Commis-
sion issued an order revOking the IL
censes of the following nine firms. who
have iieen violating the law on this
point.
). George A. Seaverns. South Chicago
Elevator Company, Santa Fe Elevator
Comla any. Rock Island Elevator Com
pany, Central Elevator Company, Keith
* CO.. Chicago Elevator. National Ele-
vator ana Dock Company. Chicago and
Pacific Elevator Company.
j. r. Custer, attorney for the elevator
interests, announced that he had a bill
filed asking for an injunction restraining
the clerk from revoking his clients IL
cense 10 do business.
When this fact became known, all par
ties agreed that the execution OF Chair
man Cantrells order should be stayed
until October LIST TO give Mr.. Custer an
opportunity TO bring the question OF
the Commissions jurisdiction into court
The elevator men intend 10 fight the mat
ter in the upper courts.
Attorney Custer denies the right OF the
Railroad and Warehouse Commission to
order the cancellation OF a license, and
contends that such an order can only
come from the Circuit Court. by whose
authority the license is issued
The Board OF Trade firmly believes that
the Commission has Jurisdiction IN the
subject-matter. and VIII resist the In
junction proceedings with every means
az is DISPOSAL.
Members OF the Board OF Trade are
divided for and against the elevator In
tercsts.
The latter say that they are glad 20
get the long-disputed question finally into
court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
THE DENOCRiTS or GRIINSJfLIE.
They Elect Committee Who Are in Favor
of Fair and Honest Elections.

EMPORIA. VA. Sept %.-Spccial-A
meeting of the Democrats IL Grccnsvi'le
county was held at Emporia, Va. on
Saturday for the porposc Of reors 'niz-
ing the County Executive Committee.
b. W. Wyche. chairman Of the com
mittee. called tho meeting 10 order. ana
rendered lis designations as chairman.
George VI Cooke was nominated, ami
almost unanimously elected chairman
Of the committee. but declined to serve.
very much % the disappointment Of the
entire meeting.
The name OF Heny Maclin was then
prcposod by JuGeo Yarr~i Tor chairman
OF tho Democratic Executive Commit
Tee of the county Of Greensville. ana de-
ciarod elected. The entire committee
are strongly IN favor Of honest and far
elections. They are as follows:
Belncld d'strict-R. 5 Hudson. J. W.
Fuller W n Purdv. W. 5. Goodwin
y. r. Chambliss.
Zion district-D Il. Taylor. w. l.. How
ell f. *. Lashley. J. T. Morr:ss. W. H..
Briggs. IT,
Hicksford district-B. W. Wyche. II. l..
Taylor Samuel Robinson. j. +. VII
lams. J. a. Robinson. Henry Macln
chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

BUCKINGHAM @. H., Va. Sept o.
Spccial.-rhe Honest Election" party
held their convention for the Eighteenth
Senatorial district at his place on last
Saturday. and nominal a Colonel Robert
4. Hubbard 10y reclamation.
II Is patent 10 the least interested OBJ
server that this movement IS exceedingly
strong IN Buck ngham. having gathered
within its ranks the solid Republican and
Popunst strength Of the COUNTY, and a
large following Of Democrats who b. l.
telly oppose the presen; election system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
Northumberland Notes.

HEATHSVILLE. VA. Sept Special.
The Circuit Court Judge f. X. Il. Wright
presiding. was IN session here last week.
No jury cases were tried. but quite "a
number of chanccry matters were dis
posed OF.
The Northern Neck Agricultural Asso-
cation Will hold its annual fair here Oc-
tober 9th 10TH and 18th. They expect TO
have a large fair.
Mr.. j. n. Smith. commemorative at
torney Of this county, who was quite sick
few days aeo. is again up and attending
70 h.s dutics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

The annual inspection Of tho Blues
Battalion VIII take place tonight at $50
O'Clock al the Blues aimory. corner Nlnth
and Cary streets ana large crowd OF
SPECTATORS Will no doubt witness the
ceremony All arrangements have been
complcted. The members of the two
companies. as Well as of the band, have
done their utmost TO appear in The mos,
favorable light. and have their uniforms,
accoutromcuts. etc.. in the very nese
order. An effort has been matc by the
mon 10 secure hundred per cent. Tor
attendance. and If for some reason they
should not reach the high mark, they
Will certainly not Boz far from u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
Annie Brandy ~. p

The large apple crop in the South this
wear indicates "A large Output'Of brandy.
The crop IS very large in Virginia, aud
Collector Ryan reports that in his dis
tri.t. generally known as the Eastern
district of virginia. over =" di7ulleflgs
number I'm the district will probably reach
20. In 1893 when the fruit cr9n was 50
large. this district had ;i fruit distillerles
and the number of gallons which lhr}
LAST year there were only about forty
distilleries registered in this district The
tax on brandy IS Sl.l0 gallon the same
a. " hiaAN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

DR.. Lawrence Stabier, OF this CITY, ""''
iust returned from abroad. .,o~.,
An unusually large nunlps v. I'm
dr.ans crossed the DIE po"'
mer. rro,.ard
DR.. william Smith, DR. Ham IOWA
ey-uavor Reckham. Major Ell Jah"cs >
and several Others who went cary IT,
turned last month. ,.,s ,fcK
DR. William Gibson. Mr.. LEWIS 49, 49,
Reu Miss Nfinnigcrode. and seveiai '''0''
expect TO return next week .,,,r.,
understand several parties arc s, .'.S
ready for an October trip TO AS o,i sor
and :hereabouts. All this speaks W w. ald
the prosperity OF the citizens OF 'nr Ut NJ
town. which hes the reputation OF n,nn
ing her own bat n trip to Wasn.'S - "a a
unless he or she goes trampins u y"
mission"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

The Joint subcommittee Of the finance
Commute and of the Committee ON
Grounds md Buildings. who are 10 con
slider the advisabuIty Of selling thu Clark
Spring property. viii hold meeting
this evening at O'Clock I'm the city
Engineers Office
- look into the adyisahilify of establish
ing n public park in Jackson ward ana
10 ascertain iis probable cost will meet
e,is afternoon at = O'Clock IN Room No.
n Of tho civ Halt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

LONDON. Sept. 23.-rhe 81. James Ga
zette has a special from C0nstantinople.
saying the Turkish police OF that place
have discovered plot among the Mace
domains to destroy. 10y the use of dyna-
mite the Yildiz Kiosk, the palace OF the
Sultan and the Government buildings. As
a result Of the discovery, the most cx-
tensivc precautions have been taken at
the Yildiz Kiosk to prevent any damage
10 the palace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
the CREU DTSCH.fRGE
Captain and Men of Alleged Filibustering
steamer Commodore Acquitted.

WILMINGTON. n. C.. Sept 23.-Cap-
tain Dillon and crew. OF the supposed
flibustering steamer Commodore, were on
trial to-day in United States Commits
siOners Court. Several witnesses were
examined. and after arguments by Dis
trict-Attorney Aycock and Assistant At
tOrney Well, for the Government. and
By ex-Jndge Russell. for the defence. the
Court decided In favor of the latter and
ordered their discharge from custody.
Manager John Frank, OF the Western
Union telegraph office, here surrendered
cories Of kilograms demanded by the
counsel for the Government. but they
were In cipher and could not be used.
The Attorney-General at Washington,
D. c., will be advised OF the termination
of the trial of the captain and crew OF
the Commodore, and II is said that he
will order the release OF the vessel.
which is now in the hands ot uniteI
States Marshal Carroll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
VIII Increase Collections.

The Internal revenue general bonded
warehouse which was established mere re-
Gently is doing quite an active business
and in n few weeks from now the store
seeDer-eauger VII have All hc can do
no Keep up with the trade. u 20 THIS
time forty barrels OF whisky have peen
withdrawn. on which d tax ~ over 81. r]
was paid 20 the Government tnioush Coz
ic-tor Ryan. This warehouse VIII max
a large Increase in the collections Tor tnis
district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

Mr.. John Morton. president % the
Young Mems Christian Association IN this
CITY. received a letter from Mr. ;. X.
Mckee. secretary Of the \. VI. q. 4.
I'm New Albany. Ind. accepting the
secretarvship OF the Y NJ. G.. \. here.
NIr. Mckee has been in New Albany ior
oiiife a while and did excellent service
in that city. He will succeed secretary
the secretary OF the y. NJ. e. \. b.
Winston n g
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
Ilustipg~ Court,

The following cases were disposed Of
In the Hastings Court yesterday.
James Jones and James Robinson (col-
oredl were given SIX months each for
peti, larceny.
Chas. johnson fcOlorcd was sentenced 20
three years in the pcnitentiary for break
ing into the house of Mrs. Maggie Noc,s.
Johnson Alexander (cOlOreG) MAS given
two months FOR pcti- larceny
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

Oscar Womack. Of Washington. d. c..
who YESTERDAY morning was turned over
I'm The Police Court 10 the United states
authorities for being fugitive from
Justice In the district Of Columbia, ana
obtaining money under false pretences'
apneared before United states Commis-
sioner Henry FIegenheimer yesterday
He was sent TO jail, in default OF so
security
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
Italians 10 Celebrate.

The Italian Beneficial Society win cele-
brate the twenty-nfih aEnlNessdl4 or the
..ifnitlcation Of italy" with jOllincation
al Blandon Park from L NJ. 10 milo. fht
TO-DAY. Special invitations have been is
sued 10 friends OF the society by Presi-
dent V. Donat. There VIII De a street
narade IN the morning. In which a num-
Der OF ORGANIZATION Will participate. ard
the day will be given over 10 social
pleasure The Beneficial Society has
made extensive preparations Tor the
event. -. o. o..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
MnVeucufS of Vessels

WASHINGTON. Sept. achievements
OF naval vessels were reported to the
Navy Department to-day, as follows:
The San Francisco arrived At Green
ock. the Alert at Guayaquil, and the Al
lance at Fort Monroe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

each night during the =. have un-
dcrstood the object OF thir N-s.t on tne
part of tho ministers e. TO hold b-vle
pie OF the neighborhood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Sept. 23-The
Geographical Society proposes TO invite
Lieutenant Poary. the Arctic explorer. TO
deliver the opening address at the COM
ing winter session OF the society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
Lee Camp Invited.

Lee Camp has received ar invitation
10 attend the big reunion OF Confederate
Veterans az Cape Charles city on the
18th. Senator Daniel and General Fitz.
Lee Will be the orators. The money
realized viii 70 into q fund 10 erect a
monument 10 commemorate the deeds OF
bravery OF the Confederatcs from the
Eastern ShOrc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

OBITUARY.


Mrs. Martha Taylor, wife OF the iate
Nathaniel Taylor. died at her residence
Si5 west Cary street. yesterday AFTER
noon. I'm the eighty-sccond year OF her
age. Mrs. Taylor was most esumaDie
woman, and leaves large circle OF
friends. The funeral will take place from
Park Place Methodist church this morn
ing at 10 30 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

J. p. Handy. motorman on the Clay
street electric line. and Miss Eulalia
Keck, were married nj the home OF the
latter yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
S,yan,horo Elects Delegates.

4 verv large and enthusiastic meeting
OF the Democratic voters Of Swansboro
was held last night at the school-hoose.
The deleoates were instructed 20 vote
for MIR. a. ). Bradley for the Senate and
Mr. Robert T. Wood for the House or
Delegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

DO NOT NEGLECT the symptoms OF
impure blood. DO not disregard natures
cry for hel1 Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
and guard INST serlcus illness ana pro-
lcngsl san :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-Stephen y.
Suliwell. secretary of the Virginia Jockey
club. died in this city yesterday. Mr..
Sullwen had been III Tor TWO weeks with
typhoid-fevcr. and was thought TO be
improving. but a change for the worse
set in late In the day, followed by
death.
Mr.. stillwen was a native OF Graves
end. J.. l.. and was thirty-two years
Of age. He leaves two children a. Wa
tcrbUry. Conn.
The body was sent to Brooklyn. the
home OF his mother, this morning for
intermcn..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
Al st. Louis: chicago. $; St. Louis. s
HOW rnE cLuns sIANn.
R.fCING Ar GR.fJIsEND.
Five Tavoritcs Won and the Talent Tared
Well.

GRAVESEND RACE-TRACK, Sept %.
Owing TO the intense heat tO-1iy one OF
the smallest crowds OF the season at
tended the races mere this evening. The
racing was dull and featureiess through
out Dut hackers Of favorites Jared very
well, a. five first choices passed under
the wire winners.
First race-handicap five and a half
fliloI ss-Hlslet Ol3. Griffin, 10 % FIRST
lntcrmission second, Mercy Prince THIRD.
Time, l.o9.
Second race-onc mile and sixteenth
Gotham ll6 j. Murphy. 3 10 j first. Prlm
second. Dolly b third. Time, ! "a 81.
Third race-handicap, one mile and an
eighth-Patrician Ol2. Simms. i TO 81
first, Lookout second only two starters.
Time. 1853.
Fourth racc-nve furlongs Prince Leo
loi Perkins to % first, Failing Water
second Gismonda third. Time, 1902 II.
Fifth racc-Galilee 100 Slmms. 4 10 y
first. Arapahoe second. Ed. Kcarncy
third. Time, l:B il
Sixth racc-siX furlOngs-Nick Ql0.
Simms. / 10 d first. lola second, Preston
third. Time, 1915 -.
EVENTS AT OAKLEY.
CINCINNATI. o.. Sept 23-Scratches
rather demoralized the programme at
were declared off. The first was split.
making fourth race. and a mile selling
was addcd for the NTH race. Tho long
shots and two favortes won. The track
was deep i'm dust. The attendance was
exceptionally large FOR Monday.
First race six nrlongs .-Oswego (S5,
Gregory. 10 10 D fast. Judge Denny sec
Ond Martin third. Time. ZIG.
Second racc-six furlongs.-G. B. Cox
Cos. Thorpe. 10 p first. King Elm sec
ond, Springyale third. Time -I5 -.
Third race-six furlongs .-Pretender lo5,
Bergen. - 10 - first. WIldrre second,
Start third. Time. lI5 If.
Fourth raco-six furlougs. -Warrick lo9,
Strauss. y 10 ID FIRST. sunny second, Ma
riana third. Time. 10 81.
rif-h racc-onc mile-StrathrOt O0l,
Clayton. TO l0) first. Janus second. Bob
Martin third. Time, Ia