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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01

new UNIFORMS FOR THE PoLICE-MEET-
ING or JOINT COMMITTEE ON FINANCE AND
PoLNG.-A meeting OF the Joint Commit
epca Finance and Police was held yester-
L5y af,ernoon to consider the petition OF
members OF the police force asking an ap.
preparation TO aid them in purchasing the
new uniforms ordered by the Board OF Po-
lice Commissioners. Present: Messrs. Can
non, Christian. Elyson. Hargrove, Skim
ker, Scott. and Todd. OF the Finance Com
mit,ec. and Me>>rs. higgins, Gasser, and
Rankin, Of the Committee OIL Police. ,
Alderman C.. l.. Todd presenteda q paper
signed by liity-Seven officers and men, OF
the police force, representing that they
"arc properly uniformed in the present
uniform, aud are willing to stand inspec-
ton at any moment
Alter free interchange OF opinion, the
whole question was referred to a sub-com-
mit'ee, consisting OF Messrs. j. Il. Ellyson,
}. VI. Higgins, and f. ID. Christian, with
Instructions 10 confer With the president OF
the Board OF Police Commissioners and re-
port to an adjourned meeting OF the JOINT
committee. tet- ~as ssr~gst.. a2....' !.
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r. Taylor: pointer puppies 5itches, under SIX
months certificate. W.Mahone; Jf.

months, certificate. w.Mahone, Jr. - =
-, =. ~ PhOUGHING MATCH. 3'
For the bes: white plouRhman with four horses
siiver plate worth 81 w. l.. EnddetL
sysr sss' T's S three horses
tor For the best while peurhman with two boryes,
silver plate worth SO. H. S. Waddell: ,s...,.yU,y
for @ 1e nes. colored pioughman With foes horses
For ihe best colored p,onghman with three horses,
Fly, divided between John Winston and Henry
Forlhe bes. colored p.ousl,man witt, two borses,
IS, to Henry Jones. g." =, N'
For The best cslored pfoughman with one horse,
70, to Richard Adams. @l-" "t.- -.
MISCELLANEOUS. '.
certificates are recomnp ndcd Is follows: Her
cules Leyer-Jack Gomnan =, for lever lacks: j. &,
joFIiev. Tor sheen protector; J. r CreEslnw, for
hre-fenders: p. 81. siarke, for revolving road,
sscrapsr: r. h. starke. for wnur5-barrnw: P. II.
Sfarsf, for brtcx-barrpw; P r. Srarse for surface.
grader; Woodbridge & Nystrom, for ,umb-tobacco
machine.
Honorable mention is made as follows E. Posser
isoe!i for ca--brakes H. L. Thaw. for ya!lroad We
ac'pcde band-car: J. B. Crensl,as for sSacksnitl,s
lan-olowtr: W. f. Seat, for model of Duent lock-
renee: d. T. Lin Tor bank. railing and Ssyp-setiees
%1fe-screens and cfs1trs: G. T. Owens and ". Bonn
berg. .for horse. .deacber Fl. c. Smith, fsF Cooley
cieamer; Irecegar Company, for r-wbeeI. fish,
pates oar lrDn- thread spikes, aud ra1rDaSchairs;
s. NJ. Sale for patent ence: p. H. Starke- for COM
DiNed whitile-t rec and equalizer: - Hollsad, for
nydro-ear6on zetort; George H. May < Co.. -s,s IRON
ro1t sanple; A. SNYDER. nlien. roofing.
awarL Ell 10 +. Guy.
!, The SECOND preninm for red wheat-!1epartraent
not Bradford g Daniel. rs previously reported Tine
error was made bv The iuGtses 80.
D. II. King exhibited gr-inulatcd smos Ing. tobaero
when was pronounced very fine. but for which DO
premium Was offered. "a
Certificates were recommended for the smoking,
and chewiug-sooaccoc exhibited by W. ". Phillips.
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POLICE CouRT.--The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday :
Daniel Woodson. for being drunk and
disordprly. Fined 81.
Otto Morgenstern, Jr., for creating dis
turbance in the house OF Otto MorgenStern,
Sr. Dismissed
Bette James (coored), for being drunk
and disorderly, and curslEg Policeman
Fenson. Fined 81.
Thomas Page (colored), for creating dis
turbance on the premises OF L. l.. Dupuy.
Fined g.
Charles Fclby, for assaultlnS and beating
Reinhart Pohlig. Fined 81.
W, A. Stephens (colorcd), for beng us
orderly on the public streets. Fined 81.
Albert Rush, for soliciting passengers III
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad depot at
a place other than that designated by the
Mayor. Fined 81.
w. II. kepp. Mike Darby, Henry Rupr,
and William Davidson, for being disorderly
in the Second Market during market-hourS,
and L. p. Turner, for interfering with Po-
ljceman T. G. Wilkinson, were discharged.
Edward Eitzhugb, for feloniously stealing
one pocket-book containing fifty dollars
from Miss Virginia Michaux. Continued
on account of the absence Of witnesses 81
Aaron Jones (coored1, for feioniousiy as-
saulting John Hill and striking him with a
brick. Fined $40. III.
George Kelly (colored), for feloDious!y
assaulting and beating Otto Morgenstern
with stick, was bailed in the sum OF $500.
Morgenstern was unable to attend on ac-
count OF the wounds which be received.
Lewis Winston (coloredl, for unlawfully
assaulting and striking Otto Morsenstern,
was also bailed In the sum OF 5000.
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TIsss STANDS OER STOCK,

F.
WITH ALL sIZEseoMpLETE- .rtfa 81.
VARIETY RENEWED, AND. t.,
NEW rATrrRNs ADDED.
GOOD AND sERvICEABLE ID. '-;EJ
T.. .u.. BUSINESS SUITES, 80
- ss, %, Ao- sl1, sl2.
...".. 20. sls $3.50, $3.50, s15, s1s.
OyERCoATs AND UEsrERs, -
prices rsuge- ....t
50, 81, %, So, $3.50, 80, slo-
FINE UNpERwEAn-
RED FLANNEL SHsgIs, ..I
...r ALL-WooL UHDERwEAR, ....,
DRESS SHIRTs,
TOURISTS SHIRTS,
BLUE FLANNEL SHIRrs-
Boys AND CHILDREN's CLoTnING-ALL THE
LEADING scYLEs-
SUITS AND UyERcoATs.
QUE NEW KILT SUITS,
OUR SonsI KILT OvERcoAr.
REcoLLECT, WE HAVE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
OUR GOODS ARE SIIEUSK,
THEY ARE STYLISH CUT,
THEY ARE WELL rRIaMED,
FAULTLEsS IN FIT,
PERFECT IN NOVELTY.
A visit will convince the most skeptical that we
advertise only what our stock contains.
A. SAKs & Co,
Clothcrs TO the people,
1913 Main street, opposite post-ofice.
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RESIGNATION OF CHIEF AISsnIE-PE Err
soNAL.-A meeting OF The Committee on the
Fire Department was held last evening, at
which Chief Ainslie In highly sappropr:-
ale letter TO the committee enclosed his re-
signatiou as Chief Engineer, which he de-
sired transmitted 10 the Council. Ii
Colonel Beall urged Chief Ainslie to re-
consider his determination and remain in
the department, but the Chief declined. He
said he had maturcly considered the matter
and had for long time Intended to resign,
but not until now had he fully made up his
mind 10 sever his connection with service
which he loved.
Colonel Beall presented series OF appro-
pirate resolutions accepting the resigna-
hon; which were agreed to.
Alter the adjournment OF the committee
ChIef AinSie entertained the committee and
t1e assistant engineers In handsome re-
past spread BY Mr.. William Euker.
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WY1Ax.-This fine old gentleman md
last friend of7the youth OF the land Is draw
ing big bousesat tbe Virginia Opera. house.
De gives good entertainment and disfri-
outes numerous Diesents-many OF them
really valuable. Carry your children to see
bim. Matinee to-day. |,'9
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

A5- on all Gates Of Real Estate mats 5etse61
TIE 1st Of January Gna last Of June the tcTeslot
thsaoTeSsrst ysar hare to 1egafd blythe purch15es
On all safes n,ade 6et,Deen the lSt Of July and td&
of the year tho taSes hGus to bs pGtd Dy the seller
. This custom WAS adopted about fifteen years a8s
bv all the real estate agents in Richmond, and 2p|
plies to Richmond and vcinity.l .r .. fHE..
RICHMOND BAZAAR I,OA. NJ. sale OF drst.e,ass
- horses. carriages. bag2ies, wagons, DC. s"..E
POINDEXTER & TEPPER. IL H., trustees sale
of, farm sixteen miles below Richmond.
w. G0DDIN. 12 NJ. frusie.'s sale of undivided In
tere. I In real estate IN RichInond. 81
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AGRICULTURAL A SOCIETY.

ADDITION OF 1.-THE NEW BLOOD y AMEND.
MEHT-WHAT DOES IT MBANz--GEoRGE
W. PSLhER, PRESIDENT; W. "a BURKE,
FIRST FICE-PREsIDENT; CoLoNEf. DEv-
ERhY. SECOND; AND COLONEL r. aARRI.
SON. TEfRn-KICBA0ND LOSES HER RE-
PRESENTATION ON THE EXECUTIVE ON
MlTTEE,
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-. DEATH OF THE INDIAN DocToR's SISTER,
ihe case. Of Martha Payne. aged fifteen
wars the sister OF the Indian doctor), who
H'ea Thursday morning at Fry's Hotel, was
Investigated yesterday by Coroner Taylor,
WI mrtaoiound that she died from natural causes.
iue colored people at the hotel were much
eSclted over the matter. Twas stated that
sue had committed suicide; then again it
vas sald that she had been poisoned by a
tI m'e lace " who gave her a drink OF whis-
~! w., lhe preceding night. Both reports
Sat St pronounced untrue after DR.. Taylor's
@Ne,tisation. ii, .f,as -. = =, :
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r,En,G,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.
1EBIG CoMpANY's EXTRACT OF

Y IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
rLAyoa,SG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE,
DISHES, AMI. SAUCES. 49,
, 1ee,c coMpASY,s EXTRACT OF MEAT 10
w surcess and 4 boon FOR which nations sisoald
feel rra,cful.r--see " Medic Al Press" Lancst,"
ri, .Bri,ish Medical Journal" &C. G@p ~
CAUTION.-Genuiae only with the fac stmas
OF Baron Liebis's signature III blue Ink acres
4: Consumption IN England increased tenfoid
In ten years. s. ss'H
LIEBIG CUMpANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
i be had Of all storekeepers. Groctrs, and Chefn-
lists. Sole agents for tie United States txhoessse
on,y), G. David & Co., IS Mark Lane, Lonaen !,
England. nti Ao-Ftst2I =
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MiDGErs.-The Mideets will close their
el lsasement here this evening. They
save drawn large houses during their sfay
rs sanger Halle. This morning and this af.
teFnoon there will be special levees. From
tbs city tue Midgets will visit PETERSBURG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01

{ LEE GALLERY, MAEN SEKEEr.-This famous
temple OF ar7 sill retains BIS pre.eminenee IN our
city. Pictures that bear its imprint are sems. Pa
irons that try them are pleased ..s. ...E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01

OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The Avenue Ftea'
sure, Club has been organized, WIN tns foi-
lowing officers: George DIX, preslaenl;
John Kennedy, yice-president; waiter Da.
Wis, secretary; Dennie Costello, hnanclal
secretary William CaYedo' treasurer
Michael Beck, sergeant-al-aTms.
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DEATH OF Mr.. z. G. MlSOR,-Mr. Peter
1aTF Minor, formerly clerk ut the Capitol,
aAa well known throughout the State. died
Yesterday at the residence of bis brother,
Df. George Minor, in Henrico, in the sixty
ioafth Year OF lis age. The deceased was
gentleman of intelligence and fine social
Ynatles. His funeral will take place from
81. Johns church at II O'Clock TODAY.
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Statistics for October.
METEOROLOGICAL

The following table shows the state Of the
thermometer tFahrenheit) at sunrise during
the month OF October, the course Of the
wind. and also the highest and lowest points
OF temperature reached each day
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National TAsTE CLEARLY DErySEp.-The
sale Of ATK1NsoSs WHITE ROSE exceeds that Of
any othe7 perfume, and, constantly increasing, can
hardly fa9 short Of quarter OF a million bos,fes
ann uu!ly. @~' ~
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Tus WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY + A. NJ, As;
A. n. 81: noon, 6l; 3 p. h., SO; s Z.
n, 80; midnight. 40.
Mean temperature. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01

TIE MOZART PINAFoaE REcEIprs.-Ihe
GROSS receipts for the Pinafore entertain"
mentss given By the Mozart Association
amounted to about S2.a00.
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rsNT or MAIL, MATTER-The. count OF
stssssaet at all post-ofiices 10 the Uaited
ed In ,@aunenc ces to-day. We are request
mind 4 hNo'enel Forbes: postmaster, to re-
riodicsih publishers OF newspapers and pc.
The rea" rea;' and all newssagents 10 this cityof
That tbb?uea tb?l.a Of the Post Office Department
week t a,t send to him,a daily report for. one
licationu Tue number Of copies Of each pub
no aa cav respectively mailed by them. Gn
clossdS Se VIII the information given be dis
nads NOR nor WIN any detailed statement, be
Aue oy the Deparam sl3
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BAKER = VANILLA CHOCOLATE Is e1cc,!en.for
eating or "17uk!ns Equal 10 any imported, at one
half the coss. Ask yoar grocer for ~. 'IA
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PoLlCE.CoURT STATISTICS FOR OCTOBER.


During the past month the Police Justice
disposed of 21S criminal cases and tried
1G9 charges OF ordinance violations. On
criminal charges 4 persons were sent on
for indictment by the grand Jury; % were
convicted Of assault and battery or petit
larceny; and II were committed to jail in
default of surety for their good behavior.
Fines collected: City, S249.50; State,
S69.50-total, S319.
CCsTOM-uOUSE REPORT.
During the month OF October II foreign
vessels cleared at the custom-houSe. Oh
theseG had cargoes OF -four, valued at S106,-
64I; bad cargoeS OF wheat, oil, and lard,
valued at S101,9 ,9O1; and l had cargo OF
camel coal, valued at $1.500-total, S210,-
O4s; and vessels entered from Nova Sco-
tia with cargoes OF plaster valued at s., ,5I1.
FLOUR INSPECTOR.
The following is Il statement OF the flour
inspected in Richmond during the month
ending 31sr October, 1879: 924 barrels FAM
lily; zoos barrels extra supcr6ne; 773 bar
rels superfne; 90 barrels fine; 81 barrels
condemned.
-. ." MARRIED IN OCTOBER.
During the past month the Hastings
Court clerk issued forty-Seyen marriage
licenses-twenty-on TO white and twenty
six to colorcd couples.
DEEDS.
One hundred and seventy deeds were re-
cciyed for record in the Chuncery Court
clerks Office in October.
CORONER's CASES.
During the past month Coroner Taylor
investigated ten cases Of deaths, two being
cases OF iufanteide. s..'s5~..
FIRE ALARMS.
There were five alarms OF fire during the
month Of October, one Of which was false
alarm.
HARBOR. MASTERS REPORT.
During the month of October barks,
) Drigs, and 90 schooners entered at Inc
port OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01

THSr INVALID WEE, MOTHER, SISTER. OR
cit1Lscan be made the picture Of health with Hop
ID
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SAVE MONEY by having your prinDas done stthe
DISPATCH PRISTIEG-llOCsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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tne sorcerer Is announced, with the, ,fulI
ss'tIength ,, OF the company in the cast, ..s'.
IN 1ne Ineatre viii be closed next week.
we tr1ed to say kind word for MFR.
rurst' lne Young musical director Of 1he
company, IN our notice yesterday, !Fhut
somehow it was printed Forrest, for which
We ask pardon. ~ '''0"
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PERsoSAL.-General Hunton and General
William Terry were in the city yesterday
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"NEW y SOAP

Trademark registeredl 10 careful houseseepers,
nslouly as superior ln quality, hut as In form tho
:noat ecGsoslicdl Soap now made. ..-.s
Ios s.w3StfelsI ..
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COLGATE & CO.'S

spcG readily In baud, aud the larger end worn
down almost 10 wafer without any waste. 30
COLGATE & 80. recommend saeir ..-..
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OF Hsaa sAaasERRIEs. Colonel Norrnand Smith,
strawhal.eo haa good many seeond-crop
few dasies, and, II no frost occurs, in b
considss.,m s mall baye them In our market In
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WEATHER REPORT.

,xo,cA7loxs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
- States. slightly colder, clear fair wea-
us az With northwest 10 southwest winds,
snd rising barometer. go
S"r Far the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
.-,herly 10 eaSterly winds, rising barome-
~. .'~ colder and partly cloudy weather, and
urnt sr rains in the southern portions.
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SOAP.
TNHE OVAL. CAKE

bar or square cakes wear dawn In To large dat
piece, too TIM to nandie, and therefore wasted;
while the oV Il. CAKE OF
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. lFoR OTHER LOCAL SEE YorRrH pAoE.1
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/ w u. BLA1R 6 co. have Just received large lot
OF TEAS. Prices very low.
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PRESERVED GINGER, OLIVES, SARDrNEs,
PINEAPPLE CHEESE, condiments OF all kinds, just
received by W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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Go TO ASToNI for Fine Confectionery, Mafr
street.
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T1OOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY tx,
- EcUrED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING
EOUaE.
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GO TO ANToNI for Tokay Grapes, Main street.
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THE MoSTRosE WIIsKEY sold by W. p. BLAIR
& co. is Il rich, malow whiskey. four years old.
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JUST RECEIVED Ap
LEVY BROTHERS.,
PEKIN SATINs-Diacs and e'oered
BROCADED SA1INs-Blsck and Colored;
BLACK and CoLoRED SATINs ami VELyErs;
BLACK and CoLORED DRESS SILKS
all Of which they cTcr at the lowest prices.
Attention IS called TO their elegant and iminense
assortment Of
IMroRTED AND DOMESTIC CLOTH CLOAXs.
Go TO ANTUNi'S RESTAURANT for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Main street.
Go TO ANrOSrs RESTAURANT for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Main street.
THE MoSTRoSE WIiIsKEY sold by W. r.. BLAIR
< co. is Il rich, msilow whiskey. four years old.
GO TO ANToNI for Choice Fruits
PRESERVED GINGER, OLIVES, SARDrNEs,
PINEAPPLE CHEESE, condiments OF all kinds, just
received by W. d. BLAIR & Co.
GO TO ANToN1 for Fine Confectionery, Main
street.
/ w u. BLA1R 6 CO. have Just received large lot
OF TEAS. Prices very low.
GO TO AST0NI for Malaga Grapes, Main street.
-----------------
GO TO ANToNI for Tokay Grapes, Main street.
SAVE MONEY by nlving your printing done a.the
DISPATCH PRISrIHG-IIOCsE. Good work, low
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GO To ANroHI for Choice Fruits
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Go TO ANroSrS RESTAURANT for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Main street.
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ABOUT THREE Oh -FOUR THOUSAND PEG
PIE. on THE GRouSDs-THE CoLoRED
FOLKS our, IN FORCE DRILL OF THE
! CoLoREDi TR00Ps-REviEW BY THE coy
ERNoR -spIRITED RACE YESTERDAY
EvENrSG-TH e .TRtkL OF SHEPHERD.
noes NOT A SUCCESS; THE REASON
], .,WHY-REMoVAL or. ARTICLES FROM THE
GRoUNDS-THE POLICE FaRCE-"HOUsE
THAT JACK aBUrLT"-THE PREMTUM.LIsT
C0STINUED. ~ a..
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SWINE.

CLASS i.-LdTgc BTeeoS.-oesL pe,al . 'mu W. ysSis s
years and over, STA. r. Yenable. Best boar one
year and under two, A: r: Vsnab,e; T SeGona s pest
esss asosr %ne
and oveS
years and over, 81, F. w. Chlles. Bcst boar
Yorkshire one year and Under TWO os saT' ,1
Ynder 1wo' S6, W. j. Ffcklen. Best breedins-sow,
two years and over, s15,. A. D. Bowman second
Maxon. Best ow,between one and two years of,SlO,
f. ". Cbles: second best SOW, bets cen one apd two
years old 80. slckien: as, COW snd
pies. pIes sT, 4. P. & NJ. B. Rowe. ~
The committee recommend Tor premium . pair
Of jersey hogs exhibited BY William ultersonl as
breed easy to keep and attaining heavy weights.
4 Special committee appointed TO Judge between cen
sys Esssr hots sssis 81 ans IS shs seSe BEST 9.'
In The absence of the regular committee, special
com mittee was appointed to pass upon BOAR 0 OF
NJ e. /. Pratt, witch by al omission was not en-
tered in the Judges book, and they unanlnousis
awarded him the first premium. 1hls IS osened
an irrepuiar proceeding, and the subject Is
4n :ba Eyeentiye Committee by Mr.. James New
man, chief of the deoartment. - 49,. 49,.
BENCH SHOW OF DOGS.
English setter dogs. arst prize, SO William "a
honesJr.; English setter dogs, second prlIe ceEiu
cate, 7. f.. Taylor. sEnglsn settsr nitchIS n nis
Ipaaes ps,aes nrse cerncate r E. Taylor Irish setter
bches. drsi prize $40. T. F: TayIor BacE-and-tan
setter dogs first prize, $40, T. Taylor Llack.ana-
I'M setter bitches, FIRST prize =,
TF Taylor. Native setter bitches. FIST prze; ~.
". Haw, Goles. OF shepherd dogs or bitches first
prize. o, Wm. Treyelyn; Ceies or shephera uoss
or bitches. second prize. eerttacate, w buraeN.,
| & PupDg CInsses.-ked or white puppies over sla
OF under twelve months dogs, certificate J. D. Dn'
val; red or whle dog pnppes nnder SIX mon , d.
Sersia1sa;S sSs. M S Ak monHshs cereate f. ST
mons black.apd-tan setter puppies, cerfihcate,
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Go TO ANTuNi's RESTAURANT for Ladies ant
Gentlemen, Main street.
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F. Carter Altamont MamOrln0. <,,-s Il. :.
Mr.. McCaull' protested that Altamont
Mambrno was not roadster, and after
much argument on both sides the Judges
decided that he was professional norse'
and not eligible for the race. He was there
fore ruled out, and the race run between
Alex and Kate. ~. ;,
A good start was made and the first mile
recorded in three minutes, with Alex lead
ing as they passed under the string. Atthe
end OF the second mile the mare was lead
ing, and made the mile in 1852.
The third mile was made in 3:3St, with the
mare leading under the string.
The fourth mile was made in 309, ana the
mare still leading. The fifth mile was made
in 3:455, with the mare leading, and the last
mile in 1907, with Kate Sands leading and
winner Of the race. Time, 1913. -
OriclaI Premium List--COncluded.
The following is the last Of the Official
nremi,,m list, as copied from the books OF
the, iudges in the various department.
There doubtless have been errors in the pub
iicotion of these lists, but they were una
voifable. owing to the very Imperfect re-
ports of some'of the judges"
DEPARTMENT III.
cr.ss1.-For the best Afghan robes SO, Mrs.
CLASS 2.-Generats ManHfactnres o. CottGns, en,
WOOL. Siik, &c., OF Hir0tntu KGnufgctnre;.fo e
The largest and best collection Of goods made eX.
cusyev wool diploma gr slS o eosfoa
and wool com6iued, medal. Miss M. NJ Bamnsrt
best piece Of jeans T9ol ana sooh .nd
tfon Of woeliea blankets, diploma or SiG, Mts.
Sbeckise; for the best pair OF wooilen oiansets, =
medal or SS hrs. Sheckise. Honorable. mention M Is
made OF one piece of honse-made linen eiotn, TWO
pieces table. .damask cloth. two pieces tWll ana pin
cotton-,Varp hannels, exhibited by Mrs; shscslse
honorable entioi, 10 Miss Bette c, Henley for one
piece or excellent domestic Jarn carpet s.ffr.s
DEPARTMENT TIv.-HoRsEs AND MULES,
CLASS oNghbreds.7BestJ stallion; fou .
years and over, $50, It. W. Boswell; SECOND best
stallion, four years and over sl9' aarsoSsk:
second hest entire colt, three years. 9l2 ". sau'
ders. Best entire col. t.two years S2oI ~: DOS sy
well: second best entire colt Two years Sip w.
Mchsux, Best entire colt. one year, u o.
rlngton second best entsrs colt one az II % o.
q Ssunfers second best brood mare four years ana
0Yer SI5,J J., CaEringtoa. Best niy, tnsee years