Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
TO he run OVER WEDNESDAY.
This the Decision as to the Time
Race-iiow the Runners Came In.


The result Of the ten-mle handicap BIZ
cycle race. given last Saturday afternoon
under the auspices Of the owl Cycle Club
was made known last night, with the ex-
ceptlon OF the time race, which will have
to be run over on Wednesday.
The judges. after a long conference, de-
cided that the time race would have TO
be run over owing to the number Of pro-
tests which had been filed and the inability
Of the timers 10 verify their readings in
the last race This decision was hailed
with delight by the cyclists. Six riders
claimed the trophy, and 80 another race
which will be open TO any wneelman In
the race last Saturday. will be run We'd
nesday evening. starting from the same
point Beverley street and the Boulevard
and taking the same ten-mile course pre-
VOusly run.
Besides the prize originally offered for
the best time made over this course. the
owl Club have decided TO offer in addi-
ton a S2j gold medal. This race is to be
started promptly at p. NJ. The following
shows the order in which the men CROSSED
the wire I'm the races on Saturday. the
names OF the winners. the prizes won by
them, and the donor ana value Of each
prize being given:
Donald L. Boyd-Remington racer, do
mated by Remington Arms Company and
r. w. Tignor's Sons, value $780,
Henry X. EllysOn-Marlin blued and
gold plated revolver. donated by Marlin
FIREARMS Company. through T. ". Tls
nor's Sons. value $50.
II. i. Allen. Jr-Pair Palmer tires. do
mated by Palmer Tire Company, through
T.. ". TignOrs Sons, value $l5.
Harry ID. Winn-Palr Volt tires, donated
by New Brunswick Rubber Company,
through T. W. Tignor's Sons value S2.
Russell Merryman-Pair League tires,
donated by New York Betting and Pack
ing Company. through Charles w. Wal
lace. value SO.
Halves Colman-Pair Vim tires. donated
by John G.. Lauer value 80
.. W. Wallace-Pair NJ & W. tires, do
mated by Morgan Il Wright, through
Charles W. Wallace value So
W. G.. POnd-Baby- carriage. value 80
f. \. Fry-Bicycle suit, donated by city
Treasurer Charles II. Phillips. value SO.
Rufus G. Baker-Pair Vein tires. do
mated by Boston Woven Hose and Rubber
Company. through T. w. Tignors Sons.
value $40.
II. r. Taylor-Bicycle suit. donated by
Rosewood < We'll. through T. W. Tig-
nor's Sons, value s..
CHRISTIAN Cldrhc-JolNten roo Hlch'l
reel. and silk line, donated by William G..
Long value $3.50.
II. II. Dunker-Patent nickel-plated adj
Unstable blcycle-stand, donated by Thomas
Christian. value $3.50.
o. G. Hope Search-lght lamp. donated
by Charles w. Wallace, value 3.
II. 5. Hawes-Revolver. donated by Iver
Johnson's Arms and Bicycle Company,
through r. w. Tignor's Sons value s..
j. Z. Minitree-One sweater, donated by
Walter c. Mercer. value $.
Robert Pond-Bcycle suit, donated by
Standard Bicycle Clothing Company,
through r. W. Tignor's Sons. value $.
John NJ Young-Bicycle-lam donated
By Ashton Starke, value s..
Mike Tuicl-Blcycle suit, donated by
Eugene Arnstein, through 7. W. Tignor $
Sons. value s..
\. -. Curd-Bicycle repairs donated by
j. T. Temple value s..
Walter l.. Spain-Globe vapor-lamp. do
mated by Hubbard, Spencer Bartlett &
CO., through r. w. Tignor's Sons, value
s.
+. 3. Notwithstanding lamp. do
mated by Bridgeport Brass Company,
through Charles W. Wallace. value $.
4. l.. n-Twentieth-century lamp.
donated by Belts Patent Headlight Com
pany, through T. W. Tignors Sons. value
s.
c. IT. -Gold-mounted pipe, donated
By Branch r. Allen. value IS.
J. T. Temple-Tally-ho lamp, donated
by BRIDGEPORT Gun ~. Company, through
T. w Tignor's Sons. value $.
NJ l. Peltross-One sweater, donated
by 0. H. Berry & CO.. valued at s.
T. $. Jones-Happy Thought lamp, do
mated by Hitchcock Lamp Company,
through T. W. Tignor's Sons. valued at s..
W. j. Tignor-Napor-lam donated by
Stonebraker Brothers. valued at s..
T. -. Yates Ninteenth-century lamp
donated by A. saks & Co. valued at -.
4. l.. Jones-Pair bicycle shoes. do
mated by Higgins & Brother through I.
w Tignors Sons. valued az 81.
r. l.. TlgnOr-One saddle. donated by ).
b. & w. FL Lucy. valued at S.
W. b. Stevens-Garford saddle. donated
by Garford Manufacturing Company,
through T. w. Tignor's sons. valued at 81
A. It. Perry-Hunt saddle. donated by
Hunt Manufacturing Company through
II. w. Tignor's Sons. valued at 81.
W. II. Brown-Pair bicycle shoes do
mated by Grigg & Co.. valued at $50.
c. w. SeldOn-Buggy-ro donated by
J.. IL Dickerson. valued at $50.
A. p. Cussons-Pair bicycle shoes. do
mated by Taylor & Co. valued at $50
G. A. Moreno : cyclone-lamp. do
mated by Davis & Sons, through I. W.
Tignor's Sons valued at 81.