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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09
ENTRIES FOR THE RACES.
Good sport Promised AT the Fair here
Next week.

Following are the entries for the races
during the Fair. to be held here for four
DAYS. beginning next Tuesday the l''"'
No. 1-2.J0 class:
I.oudoun. by H.. u. Christian, Jr.i Elise
bv Smith & Hooker; Mary Lee oy Sinilil
4, Hooker: Marie, by ;. b. Nelson foN'e
Lambert by Fred Terrence. Aikenside'
nv stoner & Co.; jamie 5, by {. NJ. dc
Garmedia: Warren Boy, by Joe station
Flossie b.. by J. l.. Epps; Eta More by
L. X. BRYAN; Lord Raleigh, by q. ~
Austin: Baron Wood. by l.. l.. Go"eu'
King Alley. By l.. X. Bryan; Jesse 81
by cottage Farm; Royalite. by W. L.
Coover.
No. 2-Yearling class:
Allie Cox. entered by +. S. Bass; Dor
fin. by Joseph Lassiter.
No. 3--2.2i class:
Little Betz. entered by Z. D. Christian
Jr.. Bay Wilkes. by T.. ID. Christian, Jr.
Lucy Ashby. by Smith q Hooker: Nail
BY stoner 4 CO.: Barney j., by Stoner
a Co: Froth. by George A. Smith; Al
bert c.. by w. G.. Bryan; Gordon Smith.
by w. G.. Bryan; Red Leo. by ;. wal
ton: Kitty r., by r. NJ. Hewitt; Julian
May by l.. n. Bryan.
No. 6-Two-year-ol class:
Ruasoth, by Duncan Livingstone DICK
Woodburn. by W. Z. Grant; Virginia
n. by J. W. Poay; Mayo, by W. l..
Bass.
No. 7-2:iO class:
Loudoun. entered by T.. d. Christian,
Jr.: Harryston. by +. d. Christian. Jr
Bird Eye, by Smith & Hooker; Mary
Lee. by Smith & Hooker; Marie, by 5. b.
Nelson: Lulie L.. by William L. Bass;
J. r., by j. W. Peay; Aikenside. by
stoner 6, Co.; jamie s., by c. NJ. dc
Garmendia: Warren Boy, by Joe station
Easter Lily, by r. NJ. Hewitt; king
Alley, by l.. X. Bryan.
No. $50 class. pacing:
Queen Bess. entered by ii. b. Fergu'
son: Chance. BY 5. y. Nelson; Pate. by
Joseph Lassiter: Aikenside. by Stonei
& Co.: Niccoli by X. d. Bryan; Little
Jim. by l.. L. Gowelf Startling. by Sam
uel Workman.
No. 1l-2:ls class:
Lucy Ashby. entered by Smith a
Hooker; Clipper. by J. W. Peay; Alrich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09
THE BELL'SINJUNCTION.
(ContInued From INST PageD
Or not using It according to their views

or not using II according to their views
as TO the redsOnaDlcness OF the charge.
In answer To air. AIcCluers statement.
that the charges OF the Bell Telephone
Company had been entirely reasonable.
he said that wnen the two new companies
were recently competing for the iran
chise, he mad been assured most reliaDi4
that the service could be rendered at
a prOnt at SO per each phone.
SHOULD BE REFERRED.
Mr.. Charles Straus said that ne hau
been requested by Mr.. Wood TO can the
attention of the meeting TO the iact .hAl
If the TWO companies were operated mere
and patrOnized. that each citizen requlr-
ing telephone service would be opllsed 10
subscribe to two phones ana that ne
therefore asked that the matter shoula
be referred to the board OF directors Win
the request that they report pach u
special meeting OF the Chamber.
Mr. Register said he was opposed 10
the motion OF Mr.. Straus. that MT. NC
Cluer had quoted the new rates OF his
company and that also legal steps had
been taken ana there was no teiiihs
when the fight would be settled unless
the Chamber helped the new company :
that the old company was going 10 stay
mere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hA'
CITY Council: that it was said there
could not be but one company, that the
new company could not fight against the
Bell the Western Union and its poWeriul
allies. and that as the Chamber ha1
blazed the way for competition II shouid
stand by the company which haa given
the public the reduced rates.
Mr.. McCluer arose here to n question
Of personal privilege. saying that IN re-
porting the intentions OF his company nc
did not mean TO convey a threat but SIM
ply 20 frankly state its purposes IN pro-
tecting its vested interest and what II
believed to be IT'S legal rights.
TO 4 SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Colonel Murphy supported the motior
Of Mr.. Straus which he said was proper
one as n would not do for the Chamber
IN act hastily or with a comparatively
small number of its members present
Mr.. James l.. Anderson said tnat nc
agreed with what had been SAID ABOUT
taking out the old telephones ana put
ting i'm the new ones, that indlNlnuall-
be had already done this but that ne
did not think the Chamber should act
precipitately and that the resolution
ought. therefore. TO be referred TO me
board Of directors or TO special commit
tee.
Mr.. Straus thereupon changed his mo-
ton that the resolution Of Captain Deane
be referred 10 special committee OF i've
TO be appointed by tho Chair with IL.
structions TO report back TO an adjourned
meeting Of the Chamber the fourth weel
fin October.
The motion OF Mr.. Straus as finally
made was put 10 the meeting and car
riod. whoreupon the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09
ORIOLES WIN THE CUP.
NEITHER SIDE SCORED FOR 1"S
FIRST SIX INNINGS
Corbett and Cuppy Pitch Good Ds"'
Champions Pile Up Runs In inv
seventh ana Eighth

CLEVELAND, o.. oct. s.-Baiumofs
won the Temple cup By winning ''''"'
game from the Cleyelands.
The game was a fine exhibition LOT 81
innings. neither side scoring during tha'
period. Corbett was in the box ior 'hs
orioles and was invlncible. once WIN
man on second and third. and only one
out. he kept the Spiders from scoring.
lie struck out eight men, and added 10
the glory OF his performance by mttihs
safely every time ne was at the bat.
Cuppy pitched beautiful ball Tor SIX
innings, only four hits being made OH
him up 10 the seventh. In the seventh,
double followed by long single ana
three outs resulted IN two runs. Corbett
singled in the eighth and Keeler ana
Jennings doubled and singled, and three
runs being scored.
Commentator is due the umplres for
faultless work. not single decision be-
ing questioned. Attendance, 20. Wea-
Their very cold.
Score. T. II. T..
Cleveland .... ...0OOOOOOOO-O 4
Baltimore .... O0O0O23x-5 II
Batteries: Cuppy and thinner: Corbstt
and Robinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

by stoner e. Co.. Monocacy by c. NJ.
de Garmendia; Albert c., by w. o..
Bryan. Panstone. by X. w. Phelps. Miss
Thompson. by T. NJ. Hewitt; Monroe
Wilkes. by r. NJ. Hewitt; Record. by
d. IL. Kelly. Miss Anne, by Cottage
Farm.
No. 12-2:20 class. pacing:
Havelock. entered by Duncan Living
stone: Princess Eulalie, by George Med.
Blake; Red Rover. by +. l.. sheckhouse;
Oakley b., by w. c. Gregory: Duncan,
by Robert c. Richardson; Martha Drew,
BY John Drew.
No. l5-2:5O class:
Iucena. Charles MacLead Loudoun,
by l.. ID. Christian. Jr.; Hanyston, by T..
ID. Christian. Jr.; Nancy Lee, by ;. B.
Nelson: Presque Isle. BY :. b. Nelson;
Lulie L., by William l.. Bass; Marion
Craig. by Thomas Anderson; Heller b.
by Joseph Lassiter; Ellen Casiie' 10y
Mr.. Bergan; Mosul, by Mr.. bersan'
Mail. by Stoner * Co.; Barney l., 10y
Stoner & Co: Warren Boy, by Joe sta
ton; Flossie b.. by J. l.. Epps' Plymouth
NJ, by Eli l.. Garrett; Bob Johnson ps
II. G. Gregory: -- --. by f. G.
Smith: Jesse b., by Cottage Farm; III
lie Ferguson. by w. +. Coover.
No H. 4 ili't- year 'it''''
Lucena. by Charles Macleod; Loudoun
by T.. y. Christian. Jr.; Bird Eye, pS
Smith &, Hooker: Ginter. by w. l.. Bass
Josiah Quincy by George Walters.
Saddle race-nominations
Wonder. by T.. i. Lewis; Ida r., bS
W. IL. Joynor; , by II. J
VALE Sam. D.. by G. II. Hurkamp
Vanity, by c. II. Hurkamp; Brock, 10y
G. II. Hurkamp: Alice NJ, by G. II
Hurkamp: Wenda, by J. +. Jordan
Jackson by j. w. Parkinson; Susie, By
r. +. Taylor Hustler, by w. c. Par
kinson: Molly. by II. Il. Dulaney; Rus
tam. by II. r. Dulaney; copper Head
by II. G. Beattie; Hay Field. by III. {
Beattie Bushrod. by w. ID. Cardwell
Daisy. by j. NJ. Walton; Fighting Creek
by j. II. Chafin & Co; Breeze, by
Pleasure Stable; Freddy. by II. W. Bug
horn; Misht, by II. w. Bughorn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

IL Was Wholly Unexpected by His Party.
What IL May Mean

LONDON. Oct. Sin the political clubs
10 was not expected that Lord Rosbcry
would rcs.gn the leadership Of his party
al present, despite the agitation against
nina. The advanced Liberals desire Il
more progressive ana aggressive policy.
though a iarso section OF the party ap-
prove Lord kosebery's GOODNESS IN a
time OF fcYcfIsh excitement. Many Lib
era. members of the House OF Commons
wrcd 10 the officers OF the Liberal party
in Westminster to-day asking Tor iuior-
nation IN regard 10 Lord KOsebery with
draWal. ana received the reply that the
eX-iremers letter of resignation was
wholly unexpected, not even Mr.. Ellis
the Liberal whip TO whom his letter OF
res ignatcn was addressed having had
hint that 10 was impending.
TIE resignation OF Lord Roscbery is
the sole topic Of discussion ia the Reform
and National Liberal CLUBS. where il IS
assumed that Sir William HarcOurt Will
succeed to the party leadership, though
many OF the rank and file say that will
not solve tHe situation. These persons
predict that within few years the pro-
gressivc opinion Of the country viii COM
pei the present Liberal leaders 10 so with
their hats ina their hands 10 Mr.. Cham
hcIlain and accept his leadership upon his
own terms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09
psr1RsBUaG BIcrcLn RACES.
Tn. Home Sprinters Won All the
Prizes.


PETERSBURG. VA. oct. S.-Special-
The bicycle races under the auspices Of
the Cockade City cycle club of this
place took place this after
noon at the New Market race
course. in Prince George county and
were very largely attended. Besides the
entries from Petersburg there were 9TH
ers from Richmond and Norfolk.
The first race. one mile novice, open %
club members only. was won by J. D.
helms. prize. rocker: W. T.. Morrisoa
fnishing second. prize. gold pen.
Second race. half mile. open TO the state
was won by +. q. Stratton; prize gol-
medal.
Third race. sne mile. open TO the State.
was won by Whit. Wilson; prize gold
medal.
Fourth race. one mile, open TO club
members only, was won by +. G. STRAIT
TOM prize, carving set
Firth race. FIVE miles handicap. open 10
state. Or. r. Totty and r.. +. Jones were
given one-fourth Of a mile starD. was
won by r. r. Jones prize. gold medal.
The winners OF the prizes are All from
Petersburg The prizes were presented
tonight al the rooms OF tho Cockade
CITY cycle club. by Assistant District
Attorney William u. Mann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

He Speaks at the Concluding Ceremonies
ofIowa's Centennial.

BURLINGTON, IOWA, oct. SIN the
concluding ceremonies to-day OF Burling-
TOMS celebration OF the semi-centennial
of Iowa's admission 10 the Union, Will
liam j. Bryan was the principal attrac-
ton. The city was profusely decorated
and great crowGs Of visitors filled the
streets.
Mr.. Bryan arrived from Chicago at
6 4. NJ on the special car which he VIII
have at his disposal for the rest OF the
campaign. and took breakfast at the
house of John j. Seerley. At 3 o'clock
Mr.. Bryan was escorted to the court
house. where ne held a short reception.
A parade In which brass bands, mounted
and unmounted organizations, including n
number Of ladies' on horseback, escorted
the candsate through the principal
streets 10 the coliseum I'm Grape Park.
Here he delivered his principal address
10 the immense crowd Of people. John
J. Seerley. who presided. introduced MN.
Several other stands had been erected
IN tho park and from these Mr.. Bryan
and others made short speeches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09
NORM CiROLINd y rFs.
The Question of state Fusion Sim Being
Agitatcd.

RALEIGH. n. c., oct. s.-Speciai-It
is stated that ono Of tho items being
considered by the Democratic Executive
Committee to-day is Populisdc fusion on
some Of the State offices, probably tho
Governor, as well as some Coneressmen.
The Populists are saying that their deal
with the Republicans is no longer binding,
since Russell refused TO retire In favor
Of Guthrie.
I'd TO 1880 this morning the Demo
cratic state Committee had taken no ac-
ton regarding the proposition TO fuse
with the Populists.
\ lovely wedding was celebrated IN
the First Baptist church here last night.
Mr.. Barber. a large furniture dealer. and
Miss Lula Crawford were the contracting
parties. The brides home being about
two miles ont from the city. after tho
ceremony the bridal party went 10 the
Park Hotel. where an elegant supper was
rendered them by mine host" Mr.. Ed.
Crawford, brother of the bride. At the
hotel the bride changed her elegant white
satin wedding dress for a handsome trav-
cling dress, and left at midnight for the
North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09
Mr.. CLEyELIND BUrS LAND.
lie VIII Erect Cottage on Long Island il
the Spring.

NEW YORK, oct. S.-An evening paper
saws: IL Is announced that President
Cleveland. when he shall have laid down
the care Of the Chief Magistrate OF thu
nation will forsake Woodley. and join the
rapidly rising landed gently Of Long
Island.
Mr. Cleveland has purchased sixty acres
Of land at Hampstead. l.. l.. and early
in the spring will erect there a modest
little cottage.
The Cleveland manor Immediately ad-
Joins the fine property OF the former
home OF William c. Whitney and IS with
in hailing distance Of the elegant summer
house OF T.. d. Morgan former commodore
OF the New York Yacht Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

Governor strong and senator 4. Each Win
iN,,, ,ieat. Unfinished.

LEXINGTON. ky. oct. S.-The great
Pennsylvania stake caused 1000 people TO
attend the rotung races mere to-day,
Dut they did not see the race finished
and ii was postponed ON account OF dark
ness after Governor strong, the iavorite,
had won the first ana second heats, ana
Senator A., well-supported outsider,
had won the third AND fourth. There
WAS great deal ot money bet on the
~ ont. and there was mucn disappoint-
ment because il could not be finished to-
night. The race was a splendid contest.
There were sixteen starters. more than
ever started in the race before.
The first race was the 215 class pac-
ing, which was won easily 10y the favor
itc, Nellie Bruce in straight heats The
third and last race on the bin was the
2:lj class. trotting. An outsider. Louis
Victor took the first ana second heats
and the ,favortc. Atlantis. won the
third. when il was postponed. Weather
cool and clear. track fast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

PARKEsBURG. ". VA. oct. Sat
a meeting Of the Executive committee OF
the Peoples party this afternoon CHAR
man 5. "A. Iiersal and Treasurer NJ. g..
ID. Spence were removed from their pO-
sitions on the committee. aud Il. NJ.
Cochran and George Robinson elected
chairman and treasurer respectively.
Plessal and Spence refused to attend ,Nt
meetings. and were also charged WIN
being ia COLLISION with the kepuDhcans H.
,.re,snf fusion. The new committee then
met with the Democratic Executive Com
mittee and reached an agreement whereof,
IA. Democrats consented 10 ia the two
yacaucies on the electoral ticket with
TWO Popullsts. The ropulist Committee
viii ask Chairman Butter 70 ratify their
action
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, oct. s.
Complete returns from thirty-four cC"in~
ties give BloXham Oem) majority
over an Of 1898. The same counties in
1892. there being no Republican ticket
in the field. gave Democratic majorities
Of % .go5. The remaining eleven counties
gave Democratic majorities aggregating
lao i'm 1892. The Indications are that
the Democratic ticker is elected by a
majority of 1900. or plurality over the
Republicans of 1850. I'm 1892 tho ma
iority for Mitchell Dem) over Baskins
ROnl ga3ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

S2J ,OOO. 600 Loss and Only About $4,000,
non Iu.urunce- ManY Il Illeh.

NEW YORK, oct. S.-Mr. Miguel VAL
verde, consul-general of Ecuador. re-
ceived a cablegram this morning which
stated that the great fire in Guayaquil
had been finally subdued. The total
loss is estimated at twenty-five million,
while the total insurance is but little
over two millions.
\ number of persons were burned or
killed during the progress of the ire,
but the exact number Is not known.
Fully thirty thousand persons-nearly
one-half OF the city's population-are
homeless. Great restitution prevails.
many persons being without food and
without even necessary clothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, oct. s.
Special-Mr. w. c. Wager died this morn
ing at 1920 o'clock at the residence Of
Mrs. j. j. GoOch. on Water street, after
an illness of several months. from con-
sumption. Mr.. Wager was a native Of
Madison county but had made Charlottes-
Vile his home for about two years. His
remains were taken 10 his old home IL
Madison county this morning. where they
were laid at rest this afternoon. His
body was accompanied 10y Rev. DR. J.
Wiley Blcdsoc. pastor Of the Methodist
church. Of which he was an active and
influential member
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09
ITGHTsHIP Kissing.
\ Terrific Gale sweeps the Coast ot hnS
Iand-Immense Amount oi Damage.

LONDON, oct. S-further reports OF
the gales show that their severity Wa
greatly increased during last night ana
mat an Immense amount of damage has
been done 10 property along the coasts
while the damage TO shipping must he
very heavy. Tie Daunts rock lghtship.
AT the entrance to Queenstown harbor'
was missing this morning, having been
carried away from its mOorinss by the
terrific gale which swept the chanilei
and the Atlantic during the night The
rehtship had on board a crew OF eight
men. Vessels were sent out this morn
ing to seaich for her. but mp TO TINS
time no trace Of her has been discovered.
The gale along the Welsh coast was OF
unprecedented severity. and the damage
done is very great. HunDrecs oil yards OF
tbe Porth Cav.le Espiande has been swept
away completely. and the country is Hood
cd for mile inland. The lower part u
The town Of Port Madoc IS also flooded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

CHICAGO ILL. oct S.-John S. john
son this afternoon lowered the world S
twO-mile paced bicycle record by five
seconds at the New Garfield Park ce-
ment track. riding the distance in 5:aA
The MINNEAPOLIS flyer has for several
DAYS been trying to reduce the time for
difference distances. but until to-day the
wcaother conditions were not favorablo.
he was assisted i'm his effort by several
multiple machines and the trial was wit
messed by a large crowd Of lovers Of tho
sport.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

JACKsONVII lie. FLA. oct. S.-Demo,
Gratis i'm Florida are much disappointed
over the result OF Tuesdays election.
The Republicans had two tickets in inc
field. and with such a condition knew
victory was impossible ana maze n.'is
,fro,t "a oualifv voters until the breach
was healed and then had no money.
Their canvass was not systematic only
"a few places being visited from time 10
time. but Gunby shows up Well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

ATLANTA. GA, oct. s.-oficial re-
turns received up TO midnisht Indicate
mat Governor Atkinson's majority VIII
be not less than 5000 and very likely as
much rs 30 600. The counties from which
the official returns have not been re
ceived number twenty. and viii DO ali
probability balance each other as 10
majoriues leaving figures practically un-
chaneed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09
CHICIGO DAY.
Two Tremendous Parades by Political
OppOneni-.

Opponents.
CHICAGO, oct. S.-From every indica-
ton the Chicago-Day parades VIII be
the greatest pageants OF their KIND, or
in point OF numbers, Of any kind ever
seen i'm this city. noted as IL Is foi civic
and military demonstrations.
"ChicagO-Day" which commentaries
the burning Of the city, is to be ceie-
brated on Friday. the twenty-fifth ami
vorsary of tine great fire, by stuoen-
dous parade of Republicans and anti
silver Democrats in the morning and az
ternOOn, and another great demonstra-
ton by the Democrats and other advo-
Gates Of free coinage of silver in the
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

NEW ORLEANS. oct. S.-Many con
ser,ncos have been held recently between
me Lilly White" or sugar Planter
Republicans and tie regular Republic
cans with O. view 10 harmonizing their
dimcrenccs and agreeing upon JOINT
State electoral ticket and congressional
candidates. The conferences have not re-
suited IN anytl ing except increased irri-
tation between the factions and har-
money IS further or than ever.
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HOODS PILLS cure liver Ills, c0nsti-
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ness. Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-President Cleve-
land Mr. Thurber. and Commodore Bene-
diet left Greenwich. Conn, on the Oneida
to-day for New York. The President saw
his family physician here. and left Jersey
City at midnight for Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09

The Jury in the Crowder Damage suit
Failed "a Agree.

prTERsBURG. VA, oct. SPECIAL.
THE Circuit Court was engaged all d"y
until late this evening hearing argument
IN the suit Of Crowder's administrator
against the Ettrick Cotton Manufaetur.
ing Company for 1--WE thousand dollars
damages. The Jury failed 20 agree on
a verdict. and they were discharged.
and the case continued until the next
term OF the court.
Miss Florence 3. Balm and Mr.. VIII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-09
LOST OI; FOUND.

OST, on WEDNESDAY EVENING.
IL between Second and Broad streets,
Brook avenue and Broad street and Ba-
cons Quarter branch, a LADf'S BLACK
LEATHER HAND SATCHEL. containing
a bunch OF keys. pair OF spectac:es, aSd
a small sum or money. Finder will plaese
return to IL west Marshall street and
receive suitable reward. ocs-lt'