The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-02


n av Ohio BOY, md others. Time,
so. 2;3I, 2:32. Next, at Erie, Pa, she
,eat J. &. 81. own, Joker, Crown Prince,
snd others. Time, lao, as82, 1888. Az
ST. a beat Blanche, John H., Mollie
dorrfs, ard others. Time, 2:25, 2s24s,
:242. d. ring the same weak she beat Red
loud, Mohawk Jr., and Locust. Time,
IA, 2::s!5, 2:255. Next, at Buffalo, n. T.,
he beat Blanche, J. q. Brown, Thomas G.
Young. and others. Time, 2:24, 2a3, 2:224.
IN tho following spring OF 1873, at CleVe-.
and 90, she beat Chester, Sensation. Red
ok,ui, st, James, Eamoro, aud Gazellas.
7 .in,e, Eel, 2:25, s;25a. at Utica she beat
Castle Boy, Thomas jefferson, and Huns-
ress. Time, 2al, 2:22$, De. At Boston
she beat GIoster, Red Cloud, Camo.
no, and Sensation, making her best
a:19l, 2:22. She Is own.
ed by +. II, Ellis, OF Philadelptua ana
will be driven to-day by J. E. Turner. Bay
mare Adelaide, 14a hands high, nine years
old, sired by Phil. Sheridan, he by young
Columbus; dam unknown. Her first good
performance was ut Prospect Park IN Sep
tesnber, 1874, when she beat May Bro, Far
mouth Boy, Lady White, and twelve others.
Time, 2:sl3, 2:319, 2:a1. Eight days AFTER
wards she beat Rarus, Falmouth Boy, May
Bird, and six others, winning the fourth,
Eth, and sixth heats IN $50, 2:30. 2:30. In
the spring OF 1876 she beat large field
OF horses at Goshen, Orange county,
N. T.. in 2:S3, and was beaten by Little
Fred at Rochester, n. T., in three heats, in
2:2a The next week, ut Utica, she beat
Little Fred, Anna Collins, Bonner's
Shanty, and several others. Time, 2:22
s:s5, and 2:25a-the last two heats in
the rain and mud. The next week ct Spring.
field she beat the same field in five heats
time, 2:23, 2:22, 2:22a, 2:23, and 2:223. In
the spring OF this year, at Belmont Park,
Philadelphia, she beat Huntress and John
IL. in six heats, winning the three last
time, 2:20I, 2:22, '2:22l, 2:22, and 2:29; al
Suffolk Park, Philadelphia, she beat Slow
Go and John 81. in five heats, winning the las
three-time, 2:25, 2:25, 2:24. Her next race
was at Utica, beating Sam Purdy, Cosetti
Siow-Go, Bonner, and five others in foul
heats-time, 2:21a, 2:25, 1928, and 2:23; then
at Fleetwood, beating Anna Collins ano
John Fl. in three heats-time, 2:25, 1927, and
2:25; then at Point Breeze. beating John
H.-time, 2:24, 2:25, and 2:243; then at Sy-
racuse, n. Y, beating 10. Brown. Mazoma'
mia, Idol, and others, on half-mlle track
time, 2:29, $3.50, 2:29.
Adelaide is owned by Daniel de Novelties,
of Harverstraw, Rockland county, n. l.,
and will be driven by J. II. Phillips, oil
Suffolk Park, Philadelphia.
INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
There were very few incidents yesterday
worth noticing. The military-the Blacks.
burg Cadets-had parade and drill
about O'Clock: The battalion was marched
Al DC 49, haG
they went through various eyolutions, and
were marched back to their camp. The
Cadets are camped on the lawn immediately
in front Of the general offices. A hag-poie
has been put UP in front Of the headquar-
tiers tent, from which floats Virginia flag.
The soldier boys continue to attract con-
siderable notice.
An unfortunate Snowman was arrested
Tor selling priZe-tickets. One or two ar
rests were also made for fighting.
Sergeant r. N. Thomas, with detach-
ment Of the city police from the Third dis
trict, came out early in the day to look
after the interests OF the State and to see that
her laws were duly executed.
Premiums Awarded.
Awards have been made in several de-
partments in addition to those already pub
llshed in the Dispatch, and the following
are published. The books of all the depart
ments have not yet been turned in to the
Secretary, but they will be completed to-day
and tomorrow.
DEPARTMENT I.-MANUFACTURES.
GLASS l.
Section General Vtrginie Manufactures Of
Cotton, Wool. &c.-rhe judges In their report upon
the goods on exhibition in this section say:
I'VE the committee on cloths. have closely exam
ined the We are nS
goods worthy of our highest conmenda.
ton, and cordially recommend lhcm to general
usc."
Section 4. Best cedarware, certificate. to Rich
mond Cedar Works
leather, certificate to 3. H. Chakey 4 Co. for calf
skins; best set Of wasonharness, certificate TO Fgg
L Rider; best set of cart-harness, certificate 10
to Figg & Rider; best riding Saddle and bride. Ger
sert if oid Dominion Boot and Shoe Company;
best heavy shoes (mens). certificate, Old Dominion
certfcate, Old Dominion Boot and Shoe Company
BOO, and Shoe company best ladies' eaiters, sart-
cate, Old dominion Boot and Shoe Company; best
Gather collars, certificate, Fig Rider.
Knott for the best display of trunks manufactured
Section 6.-Bcst display of account-books, certif-
,ate W. S. SimonS best specimen OF cloth-biading,
ng, certificate, $. slmons; best card. and bill
Mental printing, certificate, +. f. Walker. -
CLASS 2.
Section 1.-Ctttlery and Gtneral HardWare,-
Best display horsc-shoes and nails, certificate to
Ircdegar Company; best display Of lamps, certih-
ate to q. Klein {; best display Of galvanized cor
liccs and mouldings, diploma to Asa Snyder & Co.:
,est display Of metallic cornices and mouldings,
,ther than galvanized, certificate TO Asa Snyder &
1iller & Co.; best display Of hand-SawS, certificate
0 A. j. Miller & Co.
GLASS 8.
Section l.-Gtass1are, Stonetodre, &c.-Best
PRESSED brick, not less than rs, certificate to r.
Maynard 4. Brother; best common ormoulded brick.
lot less than 25, certificate to r. Maynard s. Bro
l. Davis; best paving brick not less than Is, certi
te to Il. Davis.
DEPARTMENT IY.-FINE ARTS.
CLASS /.
l.aataarss-Best portrait snst, $l2, j.
sction 'hih youth seventeen years OF age; best
re- pictnr, ,rse. bulL @ eow-none xorthy of
I in oil of b, >'mea Of painting in Oh by Vir-
njnm. hes, Sr a. Jamieson; best handsome
m artist ri e., Nfss Murray; best histori-
yiIaa =, Gerbi %arSek. pa eq,s Lest In
cs Vir, TiIiBest hfessize paotu, nia artist,
Z SSbososranh As's'. o. g. Ap nd va, Sfofant
a'' -. II. Anderson; best photograph o. =
,red in water coiors, medal, NJ. j. Powers,
tograph OF Infant uncolored, medal, M. ). Pon
hest iandscape from nature in water color SS,
5 Laird: best specimen of uncolored photograph,
dal, D. H. Anderson best th9graphy g. H Selt
i,itecturaf drawing, $e, Albert Lybrock; best pic
francs made 10 Virdnia, medal, Louis Franck; l
ond best picture-fra,nes made in Virginia, cerif-
G, w. III. Ralston.
l.f DEPARTMENT VI.-CATTLE. I
LAss4-DEyoNs. ~. I
z U.tE
lies best bull calf, Agricultural Journal. +. ".
lies best cow, three years old and over, $50, F.