Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25

was open to all horses, gentlemen r".
three miles, for plate prizes OF $40 anu
s25. The starters were SIr. c. II. hu,
camps bay. The Earle, ridden by is
owner; St. Victor ridden by Mr.. Beattie'
Glorlanna. owned by Mr.. Bette and rid-
den by Mr.. Leathley; Monteiro. owned by
Mr.. Jackson Miller and ridden by. MI.
Graham b. Hobson Gamecock. DR.. J. a.
Whites gelding; Captain Garland, mount
ed by Mr.. Martin l.. Crimmens;' Carrie
d., owned and ridden by Mr.. c. r. Ruffn.
and Tate c. owned by r.. X. Taylor ana
ridden by Mr.. l.. =. Haw.
The accident at the first hurdle to MIR.
Crlmmins did not interfere with the race,
although II attracted the interest and at
tentlon Of large number OF the specta-
tors. The Earl won. with st. Victor. Sc
cond, and G'orianna third, and the other
horses stringing out behind them.
After the races the members or tne
club and their invited friends went out TO
the home OF the Deep-Run Hunt Ciup'
where an elegant luncheon was enjoyed
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
Some of those upon the meetIng-grounds
were Mr. Robert G. Shaw, OF Boston, VINO
gave a tally-ho party in honor OF ms
fiancee Miss Mamie Langhorne. In ,he
company were Mrs. Moncure Perkins
Miss Bessie Pace. Miss Anne remnant.
and Miss Christian. Another tally-ho
marty was given by Mr. Bert. Young.
Upon his conveyance were Mrs. Young.
Miss Young. Miss Phyllis I.anghorne, ana
others. In other vehicles or upon morse
back were Messrs. j. T. Anderson ana
Leigh Page. Miss Claudia Palmer, MISS
Julia Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. M. .. NAL
lory. Mr.. and Mrs. William Moseley. MISS
Alys Connally. Mrs. Richard Pierson,
Miss Marianne Mead. Mrs. II. ID. Chris
tian. Miss Eva de Treville. Mrs. Allen
Potts. Mrs George Lathrop. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Bigger. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A. Saun-
ders, Jr., Mr.. George Gibson, Mr.. WIZ
liam Parrish. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas n. Carter' Mr'
Henry Clay Watkins, Mr.. William Mas
sew. Mr.. william r. Trigg. Miss Mabel
I.anigan and Miss Amy Hall, of Brook
lyn: Miss Beatrice Canepa, Mrs. j. w.
Taley, Miss Bartlett, and Messrs. L. Is.
Hatke, ]. w. Talley, j. b. Burnett, II.
C. MAYO. DR.. w. G. p. Brock. Colonel
b. o. James, Judge Rely, Miss Julia
Harris Mr. $. S. =. Patteson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank ID. williams. Captain John
Cousins, Mr. John Pickerell, Mr.. Gay
Chamblin, Miss Annie Mcclure, Miss Hal
lie Cook, Miss Calvin Bragg, Miss Moo
nav, Mr.. Frank Mccarthy, Mr. McChes-
ney Yarbrough. Mr.. r. il. Harwood, Mr.
w T. Hancock, Mrs. c. w. Tanner. Mrs.
James Walker. Mrs. Walter Grant
and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill
Young. Miss May Jones. Mr.. ]. W.
Graves, Captain John A. Coke. Mr.. Bar
ton II. Wise. Misses Shelton. Miss Wood
ward Dr. Teusler. Mr.. L. w. McVeigh,
Misses Keesee. Miss Cayce. Mr.. John
Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Mayo,
Miss Carrie Miller, Miss Virginia Tyler.
Miss ode Fleming, Mr.. Philip Powets.
Mr.. Ellis Talbot, Mr.. Lee Bragg, Mr..
Brydon Tenant, Mr.. L. G. Williams,
Misses Ross Mrs. Bodeker. Mr.. Joe Jack
son. Mr.. Palmer Grey, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
II. Crump, Mr.. ]. Garland Pollard, Mr..
Samuel Hirsch, Mrs. c. f.. Buck. Captain
Cunningham Hall. Miss Lulie Lyons,
Miss Louise Mayo. Miss Marie
Gray. Mr.. James Moncure. Mr..
Rutherford Rose, Miss Lyle Tyler.
Miss Maud Stokes, Mr.. Thomas j. Todd
and family. Miss Lily Urquhart, Miss
Lillian Augustine. Mr.. Janey Blair, Mr..
Barton Grnndy, Miss Miriam Meade, Mr..
Everett Waddey Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Clarke, Miss Annie Camm, MIA Dick
Meade. Mr.. Willie Ferguson, Miss Nellie
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham. Pleasants,
Mr.. Dill Peasants, Mr.. Horace Redford,
Mr. Willie Hannewinckel. Miss Annie
Smith. Miss Jennie Larus. Mr.. j. Up.
Graves. Miss Celia Gray Miss Kate Har-
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Boiling, Me-.
Alexander Cameron and family, Mr.. anu
Mrs Coke Mr.. Charles B. Antrim, Miss
Annie Gray, Colonel Fred. Peasants and
wife, Miss Nellie Boykin. Mr.. Mann S.
Quarles. Mrs. Fred. Gum, Miss Ella
Cooke. Mr. f. L. c. Scott. Mr.. James l..
Anderson. Mr.. Jackson Guy. DIR. ]. A.
White, DR.. w. II. Oppenhimer Mr.
Thomas Christian. Mr.. Alex. Meyer, Mr..
John u. Price, Mr.. Horace Halves, Mr..
f.. Parry Moon, and others.
HIS CONDITION MORE FAVORABLE.
At 2:3O o'clock this morning the condi-
ton of Mr.. Martin L. Crimmins, the
young man who was so badly hurt in an
accident which occurred In the last of the
Deep-Run Hunt Club races yesterday, was
considered more favorable than 1t was
earlier in the evening The young man
was resting quietly. His physicians had
made a careful examination Of his wound,
and found no fracture. There were, how
ever, indications Of hemorrhage on the
brain. Mr.. Crimmins showed more signs
of consciousness, and less indication OF
paralysis of the brain, which was theat-
ened early in the night. 1t is thought
that he will recover.
Mr.. Crimmins's accident Is probably due
to the fact that his horse was following
closely behind Mr.. Hurcamps horse.
which SHE'D as it approached the hurdle.
Captain Garland. the animal ridden by
Mr.. Crimmins. dashed on into the panel
Of fencing adjoining the hurdle, throwing
the rider headforemost to the ground.
The father of the young man is well
known here. He was in this city about a
month ago. Mr.. Crimmins. ST., is a warm
friend of General Fitzhugh Lee.
CYCLONE IN MICHIGAN.