The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15
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Mr.. Vim. uny.., GA Iriliion, Wins from
DcCaihetteby a Len.,h'

FOLLOW RACING STABLES BURNED.
BALIIMOhE. Nj, nov. 1.-The Pm
AGO meeting came ~ an end to-oay. DIX
aces Neie Oh the plOsl ANIME. the con
~l.ulug event being lOur-in!ie sleepie-
nase As Oh previous stecpielDdsc DAYS,
= tal .c C4Owu Ntls o. taac N~ss 50, atst 49,
al D.! tnc giyn.iaC Vl anytitci Do-siS 10
.n,cl. Lac .,acss4s. LAY - a4u ANlNAOisiS,
,,.c t,NticAtcu l.ueIs. Inc MrHtnrf, lVO,
O4.rlcu all Iu4AlctncnL. las GttelAysst
maa. lu tlA- Respect, almost pciAr>t
.,s 4 race the nunt cup was hot uia-
dppOuaDnh. IL Was grand contest
.Ion scat 70 nnlsn bet" sea tnlee Oh
1ns lou starters. Many Har"Ood iei
over Il Jump, at.cr BOinb Two uiiies anu
It nalL, ana IOncd Over Sii. i4"if 1850
udcr. NUtuer All. lial nor hIS NOE
suleted IuJuty. IlllllOns tiuuen ny "
l. nays, set The pace uom TIE start.
sam -. and harry uarwood were close
uD W4tn re Cutncttc, VINO Hc9.tA'r~ 80
tne nrst jump. ttaiuus. as viuei W.
maintained uuIl IdfMOOu went oONh.
-,e ,,aluette tnen rIOacu ~ ana lai.
capped with The readers Tor the ldst MI
AIr. MiUudm hayes Oullouc ul5 D.v1uS
and MI. SIchOia IN the sHvtV" anu ~.
Nv a length from De Garnet -e, Win % ii
~ A leusth away. The Time, IA rier 81
ne heavy gong, was very i4st -.
henry Harris, u cOloicd Jo'Asy. lei.
from Ten spot III tne '''9' 10y , ,r VS.
els couar Zone utOhen. zen : ol ~
an the lead entering the streu wheh
ne stumbled and Harris rolled on.
Favor. es and second choices won all
the events Summaries.
First race-maiden two-year-tlds' hve
surlongs.-Suay step QlO. Leafs, II 10
- hrst with Floral farK se','Hu anu
Purse Proud third. lime .Sese,;f,,pr uos
Doggett. TO - first, with PREMIER sec
Ond and Royal Prince third. me liz
Third merchandising, one mile. Oa .,,s,n
pols Gl9. Littlened. : 10 - nrbt' WIN
N saeond and Arabian third Time,
Fourth race-handicap. mile ant GUAR
ter.-Maurice 02!. SINS. 10 = nus,.
"a FIFTH Consolation. selling, mile
and a sixteenth.-Dalgretu QOJ. Doggelt.
even .frst. With Waterman see9q9Lnd anu
ZEE, eeN Niinnchase.oTrlIiion as. " C. HAYS
to II first. with De Garnette second and
sam G - 2,s sn.iFISNr cITY cLu3 OPENS.
NV ORLEANS. LA. Nov. IA per
feet day Ter outdoor sports WIN tns zen,
perature ~ degrees opened the Crescent
Fully 6fteen thousand people were IN the
ground The tlach was fast. ana as hVe
straight faNcIites won, the pubic went
home With ~eli-rlied pockets. Summa-
First race-slx furlongs.-Laureate OO7.
Sherlock. 10 - first. judith g. second,
IRf Quet third. Tin-. I'D Ia.
Second race-six furlongs Stockholm
an. Sherrer. 10 p first, Robert Bonner
second William Carney third. iime, Is.
Third race-mile aod an eighth. .'eliing.-
Ida Pickwick QOs. Clerrock. 10 to y nrst,
Uncle Abe second. Deyault third. Time.
l:2l.
Fourth race-one mile.-'Squlre G. GO.
Combs. to 81 first. Lord Nelson second,
Logan third Tine. l:43 l-2.
Iifih race-four years and upwards
selling seven turlongs.-Dick Bryan Qi2
l.. Smith. IL TO lO) first. Nicolina second,
Mrs. Bradshaw third. Time. ! 20 ~.
GOOD RACING AT NASHVILLE.
NASnNlLI.I, TENN. Nov. l4.-rhere
was very large Saturday crowd AT
Cumberland Park To-Day 10 witness I've
good purse races. The talent got lltile
the better Of the books. as three iavorltes.
one second choice. and a Well backed out
slider got the verdict. There viii be
an extension of racing during the next
week. Weather clear. Summaries:
First race-sei.ing. six furlones; Billy
Fisher QO6. Ross . TO - first. with For
felt second and Spanaer tnird. Time
l:19n.
Second race-seliing, six and hat
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