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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
Last Tribute TO the De-
parted Pastor
MANY PRIESTS PRESENT.
RI. Rev. Bishop Harkins Celebrant
OF the Requiem Mass
REV, FATHER M'KENNA'S EUL0GY

The funeral of the late Rev. Philip
Grace. ID. D., pastor of st, Marys Ro-
man Catholic church at Newport took
place from that church this morning.
The body.had lain in state since yes
terday afternoon and had been viewed
by hundreds of the parishioners and
prominent citizens of Newport.
AT an early hour this morning mass
had been said for the children and old
parishioners, and at IL o'clock the SOL
emn and pontifical mass was ceiebrat-
ed. The church was extensively deco
rated in black and purple, adding To the
sombreness of the occasion. Every seat
i'm the church was occupied early many
being unable To gain admittance. At
the appointed time the priests, from all
parts of the diocese and many places in
New England entered chanting the Of
flee of the dead. after which the re-
QUEEN mass was begun. The celebrant
was Rt. Rev. Thomas Harkins, bishop
OF the diocese assisted by Rev. Chris
topher Hughes OF Fall River. as dea-
con, Rev. J. :. Fitzsimmons of Provi-
dence as sub-deacon. Rev. Michael
O'Hara OF Cranston as master of cere-
monies.
Following the mass the eulogy was
preached by Rev. j. II. McKenna Of
Providence. who spoke at length in ap-
preciative words OF the deceased priest,
of his labors for the church and his
people. his many transformations acts
OF charity and faithfulness and devo-
ton i'm all he had done I'm the thirty
years OF his pastorate. At the conclu-
sion of the service in accordance with
the wishes of the deceased the socie-
ties of the church. including men, wom-
EN- and children. nearly thousand i'm
numbers. accompanied the body To the
cemetery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
Lawyer Clark Furnished Weapon with
Which Boyd Was Killed.

Hutchinson, Ky, Sept. 2e.-E. C.
Clark, a prominent member OF the Reno
county bar, and who has been known
as writer on economic questions. has
been found guilty here of manslaughter
in the second degree.
This is the first trial i'm the sensa :
tional Boyd murder case. w. G.. Boyd
was murdered here on May 10 i'm the
restaurant of Mrs. Nellie Postlewait.
AT the inquest it. appeared that her
Oldest son. Harry. had committed the
crime. but Mrs. Postlewait made a SEN
sational confession, i'm which she de-
clared she herself had killed Boyd.
Harry later confessed the crime and
said Clark had furnished the weapon
and advised the killing. The state
claimed as the motive that Clark and
Boyd were rivals for the hand OF Mrs.
Postlewait The trial of Mrs. Postle-
walt and her two sons will occur later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
A MYSTERIOUS CASE
One Man Dead and Another Dying
From Hydrocianic Acid Poisoning.

New York, Sept. 26.-Much mystery
surrounds the death this morning OF
Thomas Devine. As years of age. in his
room i'm Ralnes law hotel on Pearl
street. and the serious illness of his
friend. Edward Murphy, who is sick In
the Hudson street hospital. which has
been diagnosed as hydrocianic acid
poisoning.
DR.. Hodge OF the Hudson street hos
pital. states that Devine died of heart
failure. An autopsy Will be made "a
definitely determine the cause of his
death.
The two men were firm friends. Moth
ing at all could be learned by the police
or the hospital people as To the cause
Of the poisoning or the death of De-
vine. The hotel clerk said the men
seemed to be i'm good spirits when they
retired.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS.
Destined to Become the Home or
Countless Cattle and sheep.

Skaguay, Alaska, Sept. 81 via Seat
tie. Sept Ex-Governor Brady has re-
turned here from an official trip from
the Pribylor Islands and other points
south. He said that he found every
thing running smoothly at every point
he touched Speaking OF the Aleutian
Islands, he says:
'They are destined 10 become the
home of countless cattle and sheep.
Some OF the islands have not stick Of
timber on them but are covered with
luxuriant growth ~ grass.
He says at the Seal Island he found
that the seal herds are dying Off rapid
ly. Pelagic scaling Is daily destroying
the herd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
IN THE WORLD
OF FINANCE
New York Stock Mar
ket Opened Heavy.
REALIZING The FEATURE.
II Was Continued and Caused e
Drop In Specialties.
TODAY'S RANGE OF QUOTATIONS.
REALIZING THE FEATURE.
TODAY'S RANGE OF QUOTATIONS.

The New York stock market opened
heavy. with Atchison at 1875, Burlng
ton 115, General Electric i9. Louisville
&C. Leather preferred 6S Missouri Pa
cific 33%. Northern Pacific 4lh, North
ern Pacific preferred 1874, Peoples Gas
103A, Rock Island 102. Sugar 120. st.
Paul 1919, Southern preferred 33B. To-
bacco 147A, Union Pacific 3Sh, Union
Pacific preferred 65h. Western Union
92h.
The market suffered at the outset
from a renewal of Saturdays realizing
movement, and after a higher opening
for few of the standard shares prices
dropped sympathetically with liquida-
ton in the specialties. Sugar was Of
fered freely and lost point, and
Brooklyn Transit sagged rs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
FLOATING OF THE TERESA
She Was Blown Into Deep Water by
Dynamite.

Santiago de Cuba, Sept 26.--Details
Just received of the floating OF the
Spanish armored cruiser Maria Teresa
show that, with the help of dynamite,
she was blown of the rocks into deep
water on Sept .23, and proceeded under
her own steam some time afterward to
Guantanamo. accompanied by one of
the tugs Of the Merritt Wrecking Com
pany. She will shortly leave for New
York.
Naval Constructor Hobson says he
can raise the Spanish cruiser Cristobal
Colon with the use OF air bags, in a
week. II given authority TO do So.
Com. Watson thinks not.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
Decree Entered.

\ decree was entered I'm the appellate
court today in accordance with the de-
Cisiou Of he court in the matter OF
William "a. Washburn, trustee. for an
opinion. The opinion was that Albert
q. Briggs debts might be- paid under
the clause IN his grandfather's VIII BY
the decree Henry J. Dubois II allowed
$50 for counsel fees. ne being the rep
rescntatiye Of Albert e. Briggs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
Mixing Affairs.

"Gracie." said Mr.. Nipperson. 81
think your father ought In some way
be given to understand that he carries
his business as contractor altogether
too far
What makes YOU think that?" the
fair girl asked.
when I went TO him his afternoon
and told him that wanted YOU for my
wife he told me To submit "a sealed pro-
posal and he would consider IL I'm Its
proper order. Chicago News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
WASHED UP BY THE SEA
Another Body From the Wrecked
Jordan Comes Ashore at Nantucket.

Nantucket, Mass. Sept. a6.-Another
body, supposed TO be from the wreck
of the mackerel schooner Alice G. Jor-
with the steamer Gloucester ON the 18th
inst, has come ashore and today IL was
buried i'm the Potter's Field without
having been identified. The left leg was
broken and the left arm torn off at the
elbow. The coroner who viewed the
body, decided that death came before
the body reached the water,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECKED
Two Men Fatally Hurt-ElephantC Car
Went Down Embankment.

Huntington. w. Va. Sept. 26.-Sclls
brothers and Forepaughs circus train
was wrecked at wilsondale, on the Nor
folk & Western railroad. James Doyle
of Philadelphia and Harrison Kipps OF
Virginia were fatally iniured.P Pat Fore
paugh was seriously injured. a car
with elephants rolled down an embank-
ment and the animals were injured but
none were killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
NEARING THE END
Doctors Say Hon. Thomas +. Hayard
Cannot l. We - Hours Longer.

Dedham. Mass. Sept. 26.-According
to the physicians report today. Hon
Thomas r. Bayard cannot live "a hours
longer. He passed very uncomfort-
able night and II very weak this morn
ing. The poor weather IN having n de-
pressing effect upon the patient and he
~ gradually sinking.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Worcester. Sept. 26.-David PRIMER OF
North oxford was found dead yesterday
mystery which will not be cleared up
until an autopsy 10 held. Primer. with
Edwin Streck. passed Saturday in this
city and INDUCED freely In liquor. On
the way home PRIMER fell from his wag
on and was carried into North oxford.
He was left in the wagon, and Sunday
morning wrs 'ound dead
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
Sues For Legal Services

Andrew II. Patton has begun suit
against John r. Doyle. executor on the
estate Of his father, the late Philip \.
Doyle. to recover 5000 The suit is
founded on n claim for legal services.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
Verdict For Defendant

The jury that heard the testimony In
the case of Francis A. Sylvester OF this
city against the woonsocket street
Railway ap--pa4apaRy tifi---rft ftrrfrupn
brought In verdict I'm favor of the de
fendant Frank :. Arnold was counsel
for the defendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26

\ peace commission with Spain a
cuban commission, a Porto Rico COM
mission and canadian commission.
the United states seems To be doing It's
most important work by commission In
these DAYS. baltimore American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
Suit For SANDER

Adolph Broveman has begun suit
against Abraham Gold and wife TO re-
cover $1,000. The plaintiff claims the
defendants slandered him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
Till something Moves.

Miss Gushington-Iiow do you write
such lovely poetry. Mr. Stanza? do you
have to wait until the spirit moves you
Mr.. Stanza-E Er--yes- tho landlord
threatens to.-Brooklyn Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
Made an Assignment

According to the city Hall records.
James Daniels has assigned to Thom-
as J. Heffernan today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26
Elevated 10 Peeragc

London. sept. 2s.-Gcn. sir Herbert
Kitchener has been elevated to the
peeragc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-26

Quotations marked by a are for less than
1900, par value Of stock.
Ex.Dividend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

Fresh Country Butter. IL lie; Good
Cream Cheese, lOc. pound. at 5. Ullmans
son.
Lion Coffee. Jefferson Coffee. Jap Cof-
fee, in one pound papers, l-zc. pound AZ
). Ullman's Son.
Mortons Cocoa, Sc. can: sweet Choco-
late. &C. Cake al S. Ullman's Son.
Pure Lard, Sc; Salt Pork, lie. pound.
at ;. UUmanS Son.
Hams. lie; Carolina Rice, Sc; Good
Tea. zJc. pound. at S. Ullman's Son.
New Lake FISH. Zoe. dozen; North Car
DINA Cut Herrings. Sc. dozen, at S. Ull-
mans Son.
Large Bars Laundry Soap &c; Lump
Staroh, &c. pound. AT 5. Uilman's Son.
Dunlop Patent Family Flour, 33c. Bag;
Dairy Sale, &c. Bag. at 5. Ullman's Son.
Tea Dust good as any Tea. you ever
drank. 1jc. pound, at s. Ullman's Son.
Boston Baked Beans. &c. Can; Olive OIL
sc. Bottle, at S. Ullman's Son.
Root Reer. 90. hottie. makes ten gallons:
Fresh Mixed Cakes, &C., at S. Ullmans
Son.
Fresh Ginger Snaps and Soda Crackers.
Sc pound. at ;. Uilman's son.
Large California Prunes, &c. pound;
California Raisins, 6c. pound. at s. Ull-
mans Son.
Try our soc. Tea: we guarantee It is as
good as you pay 81 elsewhere; at S. Ull-
mans Son.
Fresh Bologna Sausage. &c. pound:
Frankfort Sausage, &C., at s. Ullmans
son.
Claret Wine. zoe. Gallon; Catawba and
blackberry, 40c. Gallon, at s. Ullman's
Son.
5. Unmans Son. Uptown Store, sos
east Marshall street; Old and new phone
"a: Down Town StoreS lS2o-lS22 east Main
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
MFR. Coles Takes Charge.

Mr.. Malcolm II. Coles who has been
appointed chief Office deputy In the Unit
ed State Marshals Office In this city, has
arrived and taken the oath OF ONCE. Mr..
Coles who is lawyer by profession ex-
poets TO open a law Office here and Will
practice before all the courts in this
city except the United States courts.
Mr.. Coles was the choice OF his party
Tor the position of assistant United
States district attorney for ths eastern
district and would have received thu po-
sition had II been the policy OF the adj
ministration 20 remove the present dis
trict attorey and his assistant.
Mr.. Coles a graduate OF Richmond
College and has many friends In the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
Hair-Dressing ParlOrs.

Hair shampooed and dryed by electric
itN... ...... ......s.ss...sss's'ss wv
TLECTRINE will keep the most re-
fractOry hair I'm curl. ....... .....%"c'
FRECKIE CREAM viii positively re-
move the f. eckles or your money re-
funded. ...... .........-....s'.'.''" "''
Pun-go-ni-na, for the complexion, re-
moving tan. sunburn, pimples, black
heads. and facial blemishes, with sur
pTising quickness...... ............ooc'
Schefners instantaneous Hair Colorine,
will positively restore the gray ana
6leached hair 10 its natural color in
stanty, per DOtle......... .....'.s."or'
Applied at the parlors,. zoe. an appli-
cation.
Hair bleached with Bene's best Perox-
ide OF Hydrogen. .................oOc.
HAIR SWITCHES Long Hair, no stem
SWltch...... 1920. .sss's.'''''''' ~,
Large size Switch.,................S 90
Large Hair Switches, only few
shades left s. Switch for.........osc.
BEAU BRUNiMkLL Nail Polish,
strengthens and polishes the nails
Manicuring 49,. .''...-.'. .-"S'
Manlcure ParlOr, Second FLOOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
Ladies' Skirts.

Plain Black Sicilan Skirts made OF fine
quality material. Tapped seams, good
lining, our best 500 skirts. now
At'ss..s s.-s.s s.s........s..........-f b.oo
Fine Quality Black Figured SILK MOhair
Skirts, looks just like a silk skirt, and
wears great deal better, our special
midsummer price........... ....S 81 %
Good Black Figured Mohair skirts. full
width. well lined, plated back. were
80 INV sssss ..ss-ssss .sssss..ss.ss 81 'bV
Very Heavy White p *. Skirts. with
rows Black braid around bottom.
bOmelhlng neW...... .............. 81. 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
Wash Dress Goods.

The buyer of the Wash Dress
Goods is still away, but the re-
suits of his great deals are shown
i'll more than fifty new cases, ready
for this weeks selling.
Yard-Widc Merrimac Percales. fun
-Merrimac Percales that nave
sold for II 1-2c: in this lot...........oc.
Yard Wide Organizes, Al patterns. the
prettiest OF lie. figures, white groupds
selvagc only slightly unravehed; me
sale price .......-.... .s.ss.sss''s." 90
Light Shifting Prints. 80 new pieces.
no remnants, perfect, selling price per
yard...... ............ .....s...s''- "-'N'
Sheer Corded Dimities. dainty figures
and stripes. cool and delightful, early
season price i0c., this price..........oc.
New importation Of French Organizes,
the shecrest 20 and 60c.. In the newest
OF this seasons patterns; this new
lCt... ............ ......-.............'~ 'c'
800 yards Of "a Soft Bleached Sheeting
heretofore lie. sale price......l2 lie.
Burieigh Bleached Muslin. sale price
ls...... ...... ,t......s.s..-...sss.s' '--S.
A case OF 81 Unbleached Soft Brown
Shooting, heretofore lie, sale, price
is. ........ .............s......-i% i-~c.
1900 yards OF the newest Sea Island
-Percales. just fresh from the mills,
an the newest paids. dots, stripes.
every color. price always l. l-2c this
Pure Palm Scorpions OF II are sold
hero every week; same shape as
Colgate's. So. dozen cakes; zoe. dozen
for the very largest size cakes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
Black Dress Goods.

Light Weight Summer Dress Fabrics:
36-inch AllWool French Batiste. tho
SOC. goods. or......................... 30c.
3s-inch ATWOOD Plain Black Etamins
Cloth. was 6Sc. now............3' LIE.
aS-inch Black Brocade and Figured Eta
mine Grenadine, was 75c. yard now
49-Jnch Black Brocadc Mohair Etamine.
regular 81 value. Doe.
5S-iuch Black Figured Brilliantine Suit
ings. former price 81 1-2c., for. isc.
s6-inch Atwood Black French Serge,
the 81 1-2c. value. .oe-
Ss-inch All-Wool Surah Serge. worth
Soc yard, .3oc.
42-inch Fine Imported Black Crepon
Cloth. the SLID quality, for.......Sf.2o
Handsome Black Novelty Dress Goods
reduced from $50 per yard to-. -. 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
Shoes.

The last lot of the greatest pur>
chase of Summer Shoes ever
brought to Richmond has to be
opened for this weeks selling. If
YOU have an economical turn OF
mind you will lay in a years sup
ply.
BOYS Genuine Wei Chocolate Spring
Heel Lace Shoes. newest Shapes
every pair WarIahIel' sizes "
years. never sold for less than 81, now
the price will be ...................."Oc '
ladies' $50 Oxfords. with good-weight
eOlos. something for service, patcnl-
leather tips and facings, coin toe an
sizes, at............ .......s.....'.'''""
Infants Strap Sandals and Chocolate
Button Shoes as good and stylish as
you buy elsewhere for zoe. Here
at............... 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Soft. Fine Oxfords OF chrome Kid, for
ladies. patent leather toes, com
shapes. trimmings OF patent leather
nice. medium weight sOles, the per-
foctlons Of s. Oxlords. The price per
pair is.......-. .....................Hi'~ ID
Hand-Sewed $500 Oxf1rds. cloth tops
patont-lcather back. balance Of shoe
made of best French morocco. These
10 be sold at..........-.............S ~
Real Swell oxford Ties. 10 different
STYLES. patent-leather and plain tips
some with fancy ves1ng tops. some
with plain kid tops, sold Monday
at............ ...... .......-..-......S-.
129 pairs Ladies 81 Oxfords and South
ern Ties. all the newest shapes vest
ing and kid tons, best workmanship
and finish, g, ID, and T. lasts. Mon
days price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .oOc.
Misses Hand-Sewed Sandals made by
ono ~ the hest Manufacturers OF
misses shoes. Chocolate and Black.
newest shapes ana designs. Monday
at......... ......... .....-..s..s.....''" c'
% pairs Children's Sandals. best sL2j
make. Chocolate and Black. newest
shapes. Monday per pair...........00c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
Ladies' Waists.

Pure Linen Waist, In fine quality, With
p tucks across the front, iaundered
collars and cuffs, for ...........SjOO
Fine Sheer Lawn Waist, with "A tucks,
made bias, cuffs and collars both
lauhdered, for. .........T%oo
Nice Quality India Linon Waists. with
groups OF small tucks, with inserting
Jet in. this IS one Of our specials bar
gains, and would be cheap at 81, our
price. ...... ....................sI5O
Fine Lawn Waist, with % tucks across
front, plaits IN back, newest cuffs,
LOT zee. s.............s.......-.. .''S'
Plain White and PLAIN Black Lawn
Waist, well made, with separate col
lars, fOr...... .....-................."V
15c. for Ladies' New Style Shirt
Waists, all pretty cOlofings. Numbered
collars. attached cuffs, made 20 sell
for 29c., reduced to.................15c
39c. for Waists made OF batste, good
percale. ana fine. sheer lawn. IN all
the latest cOlOrs and designs, made up
to sell for CSC. now reduced to-. 3Oc.
zoe. for ladies' Tailor Made Shirt
Waists, I'm lawns, dimites, and per-
Gales, beautiful designs separate
Numbered collars. made up 10 sell for
50c., now reduced tO................25 c.
soc for choice of our soc. and 81 fine
Bingham and Madras Waists. also.
solid Black and White Lawn Waists.
the material alone would cost more,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
Summer Underwear.

Be for Ladies' and Childrens SC. Swiss
Ribbed Vests. crochetted neck and
arm-hOles.
GI-4c. for ladies' 10c. TAPPED Swiss
Ribbed Vests. subject to slight imper-
lection.
17c. for ladies' &c. Pure Lisie Thread
Swiss Ribbed Vests, SILK taped neck
and arm-holes.
15c. for Ladies' 25c. Fine Thread Vests,
handsome lace trimming and taped
neck and arm-holes ip-P1nk ana Blue,
Pin-Stripe and Pure White.
25c. for Ladies' SOC. Solid Black Isle
Thread Vests. silk taped neck and
arm-hOles
Ioc. FOR Ladies' soc Pure SILK Corset
Covers, in Pink. Glue and Cream.
soc. for Mems 75c. Pure White Msle
Thread Shirts, silk bound and pearl
buttons.
30c. for Mems 5Oc. French Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, in Pink ana Blue
Pin Stripes.
csc. for Mems 3oc. French Balbriggan
shirts and Drawers. in Solid Blue;
Tan and Cream, Tan, Pin Stripes and
Blue mixed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
Excursion on Tuesday.

next Tuesday evening. the steamer lenv-
ing the wharf at Rockets at p. ~,
and returning al 1i:So p NJ. There Will
be music by Miss Ssndford's Lady Or
chestra and singing and dancing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

Bow ties can be securely attached to
the collar by fat metal plate which is
sewed fast 10 the back Of the tie and has
a slot in which slips over the collar but
ton and presses the upper edge of the
plate against the collar TO keep the but
ton from slipping out Of the slot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
Paper Hanging.

A special price offered in Wall
Paper to keep Our workmen busy
in the summer months and 10
close out the stock Tor BraXton &
Gardner is still in force. If selec-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
Thin White Dress Goods

500 yards OF &c. India Linen TO be sold
Monday for = &c. yard
80 pieces 40-inch Lawn, = 3-ic:
IS pieces Persian Mulls, ~ lie.
400 yards Fancy Z. *. the 15c. kind FOR
IL lie. yard.
10 pieces p. X real value 5oc., for 3oc.
yard.
200 yards Tic. DimIties for IL lie.
yard.
lO-dnch Apron Lawn. O t-4c.
Fine Dotted Swisses. 19c. grade Tor
IL lie. yard.
Zoe. yard.
50 pieces English Long Cloth, sell else.
where S1.25, here for 800 pieces Oh
u yards. -
coo. kind. for i5c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

DENVER. COL.-LW. w. Hamilton, af-
ter two years Of little success on the
track. has distinguished himself by low
ering the record for the unpaced mile 10
1.55 As. The record was previously held
by Clinton T.. Coulter at l;o9 To- both
records were made in Denver.
Hamilton has been somewhat noted
both as paced and unpaced rider. HIS
paced mile record OF 1893 l-5, made at
Coronado Beach. March 2 1896, when I'M
der the management of Dave Shater' was
q sensational performance, and stood as
the best Cor nearly two years. That was
the last good work Hamilton ala tll
recently. Ills riding IN competition has
always been more or less OF disappolnt-
mel. and lis wcrF IN the east was not IN
every way gratifying TO himself and ms
friends; he therefore determined TO stay
I'm Denver and try TOR the unpaced mile.
The record was made on the new quar-
ter-mle wooden tack at Chutes Park,
where Hamilton, few days ago rode an
unpaced mile In 1856 in practice; no sane
ton was had at the time, 50 the record
could not stand. When he started light
wind was blowing but it soon died down;
be covered the first quarter in ~, the
half I'm :56. the three-quarters In l:2S 20.
and the mile in 1855 4-5. He finished
strong amidst the widest enthusiasm OF
the large crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
An UNPRECEDENTED Sale Of Floor MattlngS.

Immediately ofhaennq the fleet American ships IN Inma
Japan left for the Snards having taken board q
Maqs The landing mating time America caused 9u
selling of which had the effect OF considerably reducing
to the importers We commence TINS week se
and pleasure announce that better
Our third floor bears the
satisfactory pattern Samples sent by to ouottown parties