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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
PRINCELIEF wins The DERBY
He Led Ben Brush by a Nose in the Great
Event at ST. Louis
And BEN EDER WAS A LENGTH BEHIND.
Tine rsincc's Time Was 2:3i for the Mile
and Half Making >ew Track Rec
ord-tlying Dntchman Makes View
Record and (aptures "a stake

ST. LOUIS. June 20.--Princc Lief Byron
Nc icuaud's chestnut colt. won me N4-
tional Lvrby to-day in record-o'eakihs
time from a field Of best three-year-olds
on the turf.
The weather was ideal. the track never
faster and the attendance 2o,Ooo. Nine
teen books had more than they could do
ana tnrned money away. The big event.
worth $4,000. was fourth on the card.
In the handicap race preceding the derby.
Flying buchanan had to break the record
Tor a mile and sixteenth by half a second
showing mat the track Was ine ana a
lot OF money was wagcrcd that the Derby
winner would have TO shade Miss Wocd-
ford's time in 1896 for The distance beng
.SJ.
prince LIEF SECOND CHOICE.
Tie penciicrs were someW hat at sea and
the oDds nuctuated RAPIDLY. Dwyer $ ~
ers opened IaVoriics, with Prince Licf 4
strong second choice.
The positions prevailed generally, the
outsiders jumping up and down tile scale.
I.pki ana huron McClelldnu were The ohiy
scratches.
qhc horses Hlcd past the grand-stand "a
numerical order and The enthusiastic
thousands cheorcd them 80 hey salloped
10 tho gate. in i've minutes the field was
OF TO "a good start with Argentina max
ing the pace Prince IA"f came by the
stanu in second place U@'" Ben Brush
and Zen Eder Tapped on his eirth. kami-
40 ana Don Garlic blanketcd behind the
Capute last. At the mile Ben Brush
lad come zap li'.c Oh Tie Prince a-d
Zen Elder was third.
AZ tine milo and quarter Prince Lief
was only a head i'm front OF Ben Brush.
with both jockeys riding like mad. Ben
Eden WIS stll third In the stretch
they kept the same positions and coming
down the straight away IL was the gamest
kind of o. fight, but the Prince held out
to get the money. Ben Brush was sec
ond and Ben Eder third. Ramiro fourth.
Don GARLIC NTH, Argentina sixth. and
Captive last. After the race Prince Lief
was arrayed I'm a magnificent floral wreath
and "Sorp' Perkins carried him 10 the
paddock. while the big crowd cheered
them both.
Tho six races went 10 three favorites.
two second choices, and a short outsider.
Summarize.
Ilist race five furlongs .-Parthema COS,
Jones. Z to - first. with Fervor second.
ana Arol third. Time 1:02.
Second racc-six furlongs. Nick OH.
Martin. TO - first Leader Ban sec
ond. and George +. Smith third. Time,
1.i3 IL.
Third race-mile and sixteenth
ing Dutchman O23. Mautin. . to ID first.
with Assignee second, and Achilles third.
Time. IN
Fourth National Derby. one and
onc-half miles. Prince Lief 127. Perkins.
even first. Ben Brush n27. Sims. TO %
second and Ben Elder O22 Thorpe 70 81
third Time. 2.Sf and a new track rec
ord
Firth race hftccn-sixteenths Of a mile
Linda O03. Jones even first with
strathwel second, and Nassal third.
Time 1894.
Sixth race-mile and twenty yards -
Acc u0l. 9. Slaughter. 10 % first with
Amelia May second and Mercury third.
Tim- 1.f9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

Good Price for Farm Lar d-Prcplrations
for Camp Meeting.


for 70 Camp Meeting.
CRABBCTICM. VA. June 20 Special
This is rhe earliest season known Tor
years. From present indications the hay
crop will be short, owing 20 the drought
Of last year. Corn is good. wheat is
scarce. not more than a half crop viii be
raised. Pastures are good, and cattle
looking well. No buyers as yet.
: portion Of the lands Of Benjamin
Arb0gast. dcGeasc1 consisting of lW
aCrcs. was sold at public auction recently
for lhe round sum Of $500 Messrs. D..
r.. and Cyrus COlaw, Jr, being the pur-
chascrs.
An old-time Methodist camp-mceting
will DE held near this village beginning
the oath OF August. Already preparations
are being made for the erection Of tents.
\ number OF ministers will be in at
tendance.
our popular sheriff, Mr.. +. w. Arbora 81.
was attacked by a mad bull recently.
but was not seriously hurt, the animal
having been dohorned.
quite "a number Of the survivors OF
highland Camp. C. V, viii attend the re-
union at Richmond on the 3oth of June
Mr.. Cyrus COlaw, one Of our oldest citi-
Zens. was on our streets day or so
ago. Nlr. COlaw is 50 years OF age. can
read aud write without the use OF spec
tacles, and at his age can wall, over
his farm with as much ease ass nis
youngest son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
THE CITY or PETERSBURG.
Washington Artillery VIII View the
nattf.--fiefd-

PETERSBURG, VA. June Especial
me Washington Artillery. OF New or
leans. which is TO take part IN the Con-
fedcratc veterans demonstration in Rich
mcud next month. will spend day in
Petersburg, and while here VIII visit the
battlefield In front of Petersburg.
The Sterling Cycle Works, at chicago.
US sent 90 the COckade City Cycie Club.
OF this city, a silver set. consisting Of
goid-iincd sugar dish. SpOon-hoidcr. cream
pct and walter, "a "A prize TO D. awarded
al the races Of the club to be ncid next
r.onth.
J'he Petersburg district COME once OF
Ia, colorcd Methodist Church viii con-
veno in the Union-Street church, in this
cil. on the 18th inst Bishop a. >. VIII
lamS, Of Augusta. Ga. will preside.
Or. Duncan NJ. Brown, superintendent
OF tho public schools Of Petersburg. viii
deliver an address on next Mon0 ~ at j.
o'clock at the Virginia Normal and COT
lcgiate Institute before the summer ses-
Aon Of that Institution.
TOBACCO SALES.
The receipts OF tobacco at the different
". Ichouscs in Petersburg for Tie past
week were 203 hogshcads, and $3.50 pounds
OF loose.
Rev. J. NJ Pitcher. D. j.. OF this city.
viii attend the international sunday
School Convention 10 De held al Bos-
ion on the 23d of June. lie VIII go as
INC guest OF Mr.. Il. II. Elicit OF Rich
nOnd.
General Stith Boiling. CAPT Asa
Rogers. Hon. Charles Gle. Col. james ID.
Brady ana A. W. Harris. who hrye been
in attendance upon the Republican Fed
eral Convention at St Louis, r. urned TO
ilhs city this afternoon
Mrs W. II. Seward and daughter. OF
Washington. y. c., are visiting friends
In this CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
Two Ambulance Calls.

There were two amnJianCe calls last
evening The first t. H. ok avenue and
Duyal street. 10 attend u ,ses Trite (col-
ored), who had been Sfilch on the bead
with an axe ia the h. as Of another
colored man. Percy DAILY. "rite was quite
seriously injured, lU' Il Is not known eN-
actlv whether the Injury is liable to prove
fatal or not
The second call was to Tire Richmond
Railway and Elect q CCT1pany'S power
house 10 attend Boheit blckeisOn 'col-
oreO. who had been struck by live wire.
cutting place atIV' ih' hnec lie was
removed 10 lis nome 1?lS north -.
James street. 4. L4i ,nbers attended
both cases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
NOETH CIROLINI DEMOCRATS.
Torsythe County Convention Declares for
Iree silver md ieninst Irnsls.

WINSTON. y. c.. June 20.-Special.-
Torsythe county Democratic Convention
met here this afternoon and elected "a
strons silver delegation to the State Con-
gressi0nal and Senatorial Convention.
Ringing resolutions IN favor Of silver
anG against trusts were also adopted with
only two dissenting votes.
The convention heartily endorsed Hon.
G.. b. Watson. of Winston, as the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress Tor the
Eighth district, and the delegates were
Instructed 10 present his name TO the
Congressional Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
An Object Lesson to show How the I'm
limited Coinage OF silver Wouid
Affect the Country.

GREENSBORO, " c., June 2O.-Spccial
The Cove Export and Commission Com
pany, who run the finishing mills at
this place, paid their employees OFF in Mcxi-
can money this evening, giving them two
Mexican dollars for one of our dollars.
This WAS done To show the people how
free silver would affect the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
THE CHIRLOITE ASSAULT CASE.
Harry Rider to Prove an Alibi-He VIII
Have Fair Trial.

BRAKES BRANCH VA. June CO.
Soccial.-Harry Rider. the man who is
confined i'm the county Jail here. charged
with assault on Miss Meadows. is con-
hdcnt ne will prove an abb. Ills friends
arrived here from Baltimore yesterday
and employed W. +. Gaines. Of Burke
Vile. and W. c. Darlington, Of this coun-
~. as counsel.
Public sentiment s. r. at all bitter
against him. and ne wiz be given fair
trial and will be protected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

m vertiscment of not lll
W overtwenty five words, W
m for help or employ nm
JJ mcnt, In the sunday W
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Hi to the copy of the adj. Hui
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Parties living out OF the city who take
advantage OF this offer must not request
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The Tnimes office The Times will not for-
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W COMBINATION BAkkSLS QNtS,
AND FIXTURES. Apply TO j.; =.
BROWN. 75i east Cars street 9e-l-lt
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~ RENT IN West End. close 10 car
line. Water gas. and bath on same moor.
10 small family. Call or address J. 6.
BEDELb. 100 cast Broad street. Je-l-lt'
WANTED. to sell for cash several thou
sand Souvenirs OF the Lost Cause.
A chance TO make money during the
reunion. II you mean business, al
dress SOUVENIR. J.. q. Box il6 city.
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WANTED. 10 rent to a reliable party for
the summer and possibly longer.
desirabiy located, neatly-furnished
house IN the West End containing !
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WANTED. two healthy and intelligent
White Orphans. a boy and girl, not
under tel years Of age, with "a view
to adopting them # found TO suit. Adj
dress Box H. Chester, Va.
WANTED.-A man and his wife who
have lost their children desire to
adopt girl between four and ten
years of age, OF respectable parentage.
Parties are in comfortable circum-
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own. giving il every advantage Of an
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

Having bought the business Of J. n.
Harvey e Co. florists. | will conduct the
same under the name Of Harvey & GO.
/ take this occasion TO thank the patrons
of Tie former concern for their favors.
and ask a continuance OF the same. ass
Surfing them and tine public that i VIII
always try 10 merit their patronage.
Mr. ". A. Mann viii bee found at his
old stand and wishes 20 see al his friends.
Mrs. ELIZABEH HARVEY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
lr-. salllc Chamblln IIail.

Mrs. Sallie Chamhlin Hall. relict Of the
late Joseph Hall. died al her residence
in this city. No. sos west Grace street,
yesterday morning at o'clock.
Mrs. Hall was "a sister Of Mcssrs. John
and II. G. ChambIin. She was a consist
ent member Of the First Banust church.
and was q lady of lovely Christian char
acter. She had been i'm bad health for
long time. and was for three months
treated at hospitals at the North. Size
arrived home about two weeks ago.
Ni.. fiya b. Edwards.
Mrs Elvira Il. Edwards, wife oF the
late James Edwards. died yesterday az
the home OF Der son. Mr.. VI. b.. Edwards,
i'm Luncnburg county. She was in the
cighty-ninth year Of her age. The func-
raj VIII take place al O'Clock tomorrow
morning from 81 Peters Cathedral. I'm
this city. Mrs. Edwards left six chill
dren: Messrs. G. v, A. L.. and VI. Is.
Edwards Of Lunonburg and Mrs. l.. Z.
Ryan. of Richmond: Mrs III. S. Ryan. Of
Baltimore. and Mrs. a. T.. Tcrrall. Of
Baltimore. She left one hundred and
nine grandchildren and great-grandchil-
dren. Halifax county was her old nome.
She had been living in Luncnburg about
ten Years.
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Parties living out OF the city VINO take
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reniies IN their advertisements sent To
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MILL RENT CIiEAF FOR uNEx:
w PIPED term, ali or part SEVEN
ROOM FLAT; bath; scam heat: JAM.
ianitot's attentio7. Cepv a. location ~
cheap. Address HOOD. ceu TINE: sa,.n
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VISITORS TO THE REUNION SA SN
get excellent ROOMS, with BOARD.
at COZ east Main street Je-l-li
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AZ ANTED, TENANTS FOR THREE
w LARGE, NICELY PAPEkEp, CON,,
Meeting, ROOMS. with water furnished
or unfIrnlshed. Apply at 1Oi north Nine
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IL ANTED TWO DESIRABLE
W ROOMS, adjoining. second noor, on
south Third street or In near heithp99l-
hood. Address stating terms, etc, y. d..
care Times. Je-i-4t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

Entered into eternal rest on June ~
at 2.So J.. NJ. SARAH BAKER. for sew
cral years servant i'm the employ Of
Mr.. and Mrs Meyer Syclc. She was "a
true type OF the Old Virginia darksy, ass
regards truth and faithfulness. Her
principles were the very highest, and
worthy of being followed by any color or
creed. She was I'll widowed mother. dee
voted to her children and 90 the memory
of her late husband. Her funeral. NhCh
was from her sons house Charles Baker,
ON ST. James street, was largely attended
by both white and c0iorcd, and followed
to her last restingplace in the cemetery
in Manchester.
Hers wac 70 true Christian spirit; her
work for the Church was untiriug She
will be- sadly and sorcly missed by the
family. boy the church. by companions, and
her memory will ever be cherished
rFTTfNrn
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AZ ANTED, PURCHASER FOR a
" BANKERS SAFE. As good as new.
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mond, Va. JO-i-il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

NEW STONE VA. June co. Special
Mr.. John u. Gillian. whose death was
announced i'm The Times was aged eighty
nine. MI Gillian was born in this
place on May Z, 1870, and spent his
entire life here.
He was prosperous, energetic, farmer,
and noted for his hospitality. Until a
short time ago. he has been a remark
ably healthy man. and notwithstanding
his great age. he managed his farm i'm
a remarkable manner. having the work
done i'm as methodical a way as in his
younger days
Mr.. Gillian was married three times and
his last VIE survives him.
lie has only one son living. Mr. Marshall
NJ. Gillian, of Richmond who with his
son Rogue. was with his father when he
died. lie is the stcp-fathcr Of Mrs. Geo.
W. Gillian. of Richmond and the grand
father of Mrs. William j.. Gillian. of
buckingham. and Mcssrs. John ". Gil
liam. OF AppomattOX, and Lillias Gillian
of Lynchburg.
For nifty years Mr.. Gillian was an
elder in the New Store Presbyterian
church. and i'm church work ass I'm every
thing else he Was "A faithful worker
Among the most pathetic scenes during
his last illness was the gathering around
his bedside OF his servants. some of them
former slaves. who had spent their whole
lives on his farm At evening, when
the days work was done. they would
come 10 the door and enquire. How IS
Marse Jack" and when hidden t. enter.
they would steal in and silently stand by
his bedside with unfeigncd sorr0w de-
picied OF their faces.
Mcthinks II would not be so hard %
die, 20 leave this world OF sorrow and OF
sin. yet world Of brightness when We
lock az II Alright. II like this good man.
We had the appreciation OF all mankind.
and were sure OF that final sentence:
"Well done, good, and faithful servant,
enter thou into the Joys Of Thy Lord"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

WANTED, by lady Of experience,
position as Teacher IN fanny or as
sistant IN public or private school.
Best references given. X. T., No. J3
north Twenty-ii.th street, Richmond.
Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21

The Woman's Edition OF the Virginia
Baptist will be published on July ith
showing what the negro has scs onplished
siacs The war.
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Mrs Martha a. Hundley. mother 81
Ebert and Charles II. Hundlef ia YER,
Ill at her residence. $50 China Sweet No
hopes are entertained for her r -eoyerv
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| ooK. wHEIiNFH. 1coKl

J.
We have furnished tre Lee Pleasure
Park Committee th- ll,.St lot Of bicycle
prizes ever given a. this city. Go 10
and see what they VIII sve you July I.
1896, II you are man en,urn to win them.
D. BUCHASAN q IN; jewelers..
1e2i-it III cost Broad street.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
The Treneh crIaIa orsr.

From the Chicago Times Herald.
The Chambsr Of Deputies, after sus-
taining tho Bourgeois ministry on 3
general denial Of the senate's sole right
to dismiss Cabinet practically rebuked
Bourgeois aud his colleagues. By a
majority Of only forty-fve the ministers
were SUSTAINED against the charge that
they had unconstitutionally interfered
with the judicial department of the
government. Such q majority In the
chamber Is not long to be safe one for a
Cabinet whose present security is due
more to the Chambers determination 70
assert its own prerogatives than 10
genuine desert In the council. The
Senate for its part has retired as grace p
fully as circumstances permitted from an
attitude Of grave usurpation. IL wished
TO throw out the Bourgeois ad-
minlBtration. Had II fallen back
on it's constitutional rights Il
might approach nearer It's object by I'D
vislng ihs President to dissolve the
Chamber. This would be tantamount to
asserting that the Indirectly elected
House Is tho dictator TO the elected
House, an assertion the electorate might
stinglugly repudlate By sending back the
members 20 their seats on that issue and
replacing Bourgeois aud his colleagues
In Office. not because OF their merits, but
expressly to interpret the Constitution In
the most authentic way to the Senate.
u Is we'll for the electorate that the
defect Ia the Constitution should be
revealed 80 striklngly as to insure It's
correction in order hereafter The Bour
gepls Ministry will not long endure b.
cause IL does not deserve to endure It's
chief benefit TO the country, as future
annnls will doubtless show, will be that
IL led the way 10 enactment OF new
clause Ia the fund smentsl law that a
Ministry acceptable to tie directly chosen
House shall not be thrown out at the
sole demand OF the Chamber indirectly
chosen.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
"Lost-e4 aours.D

What has been quito generally I'D
mittsd 20 be one OF the best high classed
comedies produced for several aeasons
ID L,st-24 Hours" will bs presented by
Robert billiard and his admirable
company at the Grand Opsrs Houfe ou
Friday evening, March This amusing
clmedy turns on the complications into
which young married man gets himself
by break into his former bachelor
ways during his wiie's absence. An
adventursss With whom he hsd some
dealings In the days OF his frivolity il
trying TO again entangle hin, and the
ciTc lmstencea srs 80 s1rong against him
that When his wife Unexpectedly returns
home and lnds this woman Of the worlo
making q call upon him (nuch to his
displsasuit) be introduces the intruder
as bis sister Visiting at this prevericAt
ors home IS real bro her--a theological
student--who Ia uuwillingly forced into
the deceit and tho Is thereby compro
missed I'm the opinion OF two serious
minded lady frlends-his sweetheart and
her mother All manner Of exceedingly
amusng complications and entangle
ments folio v, to be pleasantly cleared
away In tho third act aud produce q
satisfactory denonement.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

l. iss waste Of money FOR Canada to
bnild Notifications. No power bat the
United States can harm her. and II this
country should ever be compelled to an.
wade Canada, Isslstanco would be useless.
-R9chester Democrat.
The Nebraska minister who declared
that there Is no Hades aud Immediately
resigned showed good Judgment and
saved trouble -Clnoinnsti Commercial
Gazette
Somebody has found out that the totol
value Of the flashing diamonds worn by
Chicago's aldermen when In Council
assembled Is about $40 0O0 They can
efflrd TO wear 800 coo worth Are
they afraid to trust each Other p Chicago
Tribune.
The whitney boom ard the Msrd
Gras carnival both opened for busines.
in New Orleans on this same day II il
not often that town OF that sizs wit
nesses two such dazzling spectacular
shows at one time New York Mai
and Express.
It Is now fgured out that what Mr.
Dana thinks OF Puli,zsr, Pulitzer thlnks
of Cleveland; what Pulitzer thinks oil
Dana, Cleveland thinks Of Pulitzer
and what Dana thinks OF Cleveland
Cleveland thinks OF Dana Cleveland
World.