The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

SATJIRD4A J MORNING
tifcatc, II. NJ Smith & Co.; best combined machine
W. Cardwe[ q Co; best fan-sniII certificate, Fl. N.
s sane sr ssna ante
Ing clover seed, diploma, Russell & Co.; best corn
sheller, hand-power. ,certifeate W. Cardwcn 6
best stalk and fodder-catter, certificate, e. Wag
goner. r. 81 -
for power, certificate, E. WagGouer; hest Aii1 for
crashing corn or other grain for stock, medal or
chine for loading hay from windows. -
They also call attention TO McCogIuick's reaper
and 'biDder which in their opinion IS entitled 10
Colonel underhlll had on exhibition his improved
were greatly admired though he did not compete
ss ssisss %s oPs 5s 4sshssss 5s
plough, certificate, F. H; Starke ( best rwo-horse
plough. certificate I'll M s Smith II & z Co.; best one. @
side % plopgh Certificate, Watt Cali; best seraper
s aonSs
shovel certificate, W. g. Bell best harrow certlf
Wat, s ea sss best MACHINE for digging gSas
certificate, r. r. starke. Best display and greatest
Call; second best, medal or certificate, P. b.
Section 6-Dest grain-drin With gnano and grass
and best collection Of vehicles for pleasure or use
diploma, W. 9. Smith; best two-horse family car
garbage, medal, W. G. Smith; best top-buggy, med
al, w q. Smith; best open buggy, medal, W. c.
Section e.-Best and largest collection of chill
dren's carriages, medal, ". G Smith best wagon
OK yoke; certificate, Watt & Call; best wheelbarrow
saEffsp fep 6 sssre best wheel
Section e.-Best cider: and wine.mill, medal, II.
N. Smith & Co.. best corn-planter, M. Meyers, Cor
louisville; best pOst-hole digger, =. II. Starke.
t.a, CLAss:3. - .@,f .a4 g.
Section 1-Domestic Machines and Imple-
| mentS.-Bcst washng-machine, certificate, Rich
pond Gedar-Works; best clothes-wriuger, cer.ia-
cate, Richmond Cedar Works; best churH, certih-
cate, y. w. Taylor best cofee-roaster certificate,
Richmond Stove Company -
mond Stove Company; best cookins-stove, diploma.
| Richmond Stove Company: certificate best heating
stove for coal, certificate, Richmond stove Com;
Stove Company; Best 1ircplace-stove for heat
ing two or more rooms, Certificate. to George Ggg
Certificate, MountcasIle s. Cofer; best assor.-
Stove Company Best
stove furniture, certificate, Richmond Stove Com
best specimsns general hopw s ware ceri If
kitchen utensils OF brass or copper, certificate,
Mountcastle & Cofer.
best assorments Of fine castings Virginia iron, char
coal furnace portable CRATES, sovcboards and tre-
MeeSel & Williams exhibit best portable and adj
Unstable CRATE; j. W. Taylor, best refrigerator
George Klein, hot and cold bath-tub.
DEPARTMENT YII-SHEEP-sWINE.
CLASS l.
| pa,t two old
and over, $50, f. w. Chies; second best boar two
years old and over, $40, w. q. Rowe best boar be-
one and two "a M
second best boar under one year, IS, A. H. Bowman
Bowman; second best breeding sow two years and
over, $s. ]. NJ Lynaman; best brood sow between cen
one aud two years, S15, A. NJ. Bowman; second best
brood sow between one and two years, SO, M B:
Rowe; best brood sow under one year, $40, Samucl
Frank second best brood sow under one year. so,
G. j. Pratt best sow and eight pigs or more (her
Small Breeds Swine.-Best boar two years and
old asd Dss1 e
tween one and two years old, Sl5, Mason Fipe
second best boar between one IN two years DID, $S,
DIR. j. G.. Beatty Best boar under one year, SlO, +.
W. Chilcs; second best boar under one year, SO, =
Kenny. Best breeding sow two years and over, $50,
Mas.n & Epe; second best breeding sow two years ear
tween one and two years, SIS, G. j. Pratt second
best brood sow between one and two years, 49,, DR..
f. ". Chies; second best brood SOW under one year,
S. c. r. Powell. Best sow and eight pigs or more,
her own, s25, bl. B. Rowe. 49, -,
POULTRY PREMIUMS.
The Virginia Poultry Association awarded
the following special premiums IL.
For the largest and best exhibition Of poultry by
ssahs no sn s4
rieiies, IS, Henry Metzger, Jr.; for best trio
Asiatics, any variety, 80, a. Theodore @ e EllysoI
rfdse Rss: for ' trio % Bantsns any variety s.
none entered; for best trio Hambgrgs, any variety
sety g. @ Bowman m S for best trio dorkinss, any
variety, 3d. Arthur Davenport for best trio French
any variety s none worthy; for best pair turkeys
any variety, So, A. N. Bowman.
s"T T4TJ The Fair n Success. ~,
Notwithstanding the fact that great
number OF Virginia people who are in the
habit of visiting the State Fairs this year
went to the Centennial, and there spent oil
the money they, could well afford to spare,
the Fair has been well attended, and, all
things considered, q success. There has
been large number OF fine horses and cat
tie on exhibition, besides many useful and
valuable articles.
We omitted yesterday to mention the eX-
celent display of coal for engine purposes
made by .Messrs. Pitcher and Furloin. The
8. big Jumps were much admired by all
who saw them, -, - I; - ,-5r
The Tournament.
j. N. VAUGHAN, WINS FIRST. PRIZE, J. E. BROAD
DUs SECOND y: HAw THIRD, ". =. CHEAT
y HAN FOURTH. 4 i. aa;- r1..i. ;r,.,: 'iiaa =.
The great attraction at the Fair yesterday
was the tournament, in which some forty
five knights took part. They formed line
early in: the morning in the city, and, head
ed by Yoelker's band, proceeded to the,
e,ro,,nds .<'f,+ E5ilI' II>5tDa ~. Z ~
The appearance OF, the cavalcade ds they
rode through the streets was indeed queer
ione, the costuLaes Of 1Yanh0e and Servia
zcontr rasting strange with that of Sitting
Bun in war paint, and the Modoe Chief.
Attthe grounds they were escorted to the
Grand Stand, which was crowded to its ut
most capacity by vast numbers who had
ithronged thither to witness the sport, by
tbe Blacksbrrg Cadets and the company
from Fredericksburg. 4 i.
~ AIT about l,o' o'clock, after the trial-rids had
been gone through with, the fitting began.
The distance was 100 yards in which three
rings were to be taken-the time allowed
for making it being eight seconds.
Wesubioin herewith list OF. the knights
and the number OF rings taken by each,
commencing with those who took the prizes,
in order .p tsisstf, fAtt-t 'istE2tt - =
THE TILTING.. .sg9!hnaf4 +.
JIM. Vaughan, Of Henrfco county, as
Knight OF Stockton, Won the first prize,
taking three rings on the first ride. tsi 81
j. E. Broaddus, as, Knight OF Henrico,
won the secondsprize, taking three rings on
the first ride, but loosing in his competition
with, Vaughan on third trial, <: <;