Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-04
y.. Coming Nationally Fair.


ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE EXHIBITION IN OCTOBER,
Yesterday the directors OF the National Fair
Association made appointments OF marshals
and judges in the various classes lin addition ia
those published In Yesterday s STAR as follows
the person first named In each paragraph being
the marshal and the others the judges:
Tobacco and cigarS-J. ]. Green. Hon. John
kenner Of West vi giuia, E. j. Burt, a. Schmidt.
man, J. d. Williams, John T. Cone and George
Culinary depai ,nent Edward Graves, Hon.
J. X. Tucker, NJ. J. Weller, William E. Clarke
CO. Co. L; p; Wiign r, F. Baker. James l. Bar.
Mrs. J. D. Reepetti, Mrs. E. g. Davis, Mrs. A. NJ
Ciapp. Mrs. W. B. Lynch Mrs. John T. Hender.
sen, Mrs. Edgar Snowden and Miss Lizzie
Factory goods-P. Fl. Ha'skel, IT.. Hon. s. B.
Ghitfenden OF New York. John A. Baker, Chas
Hayes. j. c. Ergood. John A. Downes, Samuel
u. Bacon, Il. c. Dean and James Lansburg.
Machines for knitting, sewing, washing and
household use-A. W. Kelley. Hon. s. s. Cox OF
New York. William s. Teef, Samuel Katzen-
stein. /. Ssks, George F. TfmmS. Hem RotaIer
and G. c. Duncanson.
iron and tlnware Samuel r. Cuttings, E. K.
n@Ientine OF Nebraska, Thomas Somervlle, W.
i y; VIE, J9hn HamHn, John Kennedy, l. Fl.
Dairy products and uteDsils-Fred Right
hen. b, Wilson, Hon. Montgomery Blair, Tnos.
l. L.. Bume. Levi Woodbury., Frank Tenney, c. c.
WIZARD, Jas. F. Harvey and Ii. o. ToNles.
Carriage department-Geo. w. Driver. Hon. J.
d. Cameron Pa), Gen. Robert Merely, Hon.
b. Ii. Wells, Wash. Nailor, A. R. Reyes Hon.
Eughey.
Harness and leather-James S. Davis. Hon. !.
" singleton. VIM. Hazel, John T. Price, j. w
Pnmphrey, Allison Nallor, jr., and C. W. HUI.
gUely.
This morning the list was further added to O.,
follows:
Military .prizes-Assistant marshals, Col. L. P.
Wright. Lieut.. b. K. Ross W. L. l.; Lieut.. Jesse
~ Bassett, National Rifles: Lieut. 0. De Mol,
". l. g. Judges-Gen. W. T. Sherman, Cen
JOS. 3. Johnson, Gen. A. E. Burnside. Gen. John
B. Gordon, Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan, Major
breckenridge, Capt Smith, Col. Henry C. Cor
bin. The prizes for, best drilled company viii
be gold, silver and bronze medals.
assistant marshal; Hon. W. n. Collet, Wyomins
territory; j. w. BOteler, c. b. Bailey. D. Con-
NELL '" j. Stephenson, A. l.. Johnson j. K
Cleary, 5. c. Mcdowell. and F. P. May.
PiaDO~-k. Gait, aSSlSts at marshal: Hon. J.
=. 1a.ess North Carolina; b. Tlliey, F. key
John Franklin, Harry Sherman, Clarence Beaii
hrs. Frank Hume. AIRS. DR.. r. Walsh, Mrs. II.
Middleton Miss Bessie ktbble Mrs. c. 3. BAH
of Virginia, Mrs. James NJ. Carlisle Miss Ada
Moxon, Mrs. II. McRoberts and Miss Helen
Wooden Ware Experimentation S. Miller.
ASSISTANT marshal; ION. Gilbert De LaMatyr,
Indiana; Rev VIM. Paret, Rev. +. E, Boyle. Rev
]. &. Rankin, Rev. r. G. Addison, Rev. A. Burn
A. w. PitZer. NV V
Cabinet Ware-T. V. Smith, assistant marshal:
Hon: j. B. Hoge OF w. Va, Hon. josiah Dent,
~. w: w. Johnson, Geo. Wilmer, Peter Bacon,
Fine arts-Joseph L. Pearson. assistant mar
saal: Hon. J. E. Johnson, Va; Hon. John W.
Garrett 1f ret Md; Hon. w. t: Walsh Nd; Hon Geo,
DC: Surgeon General Barnes De- Hon. John
sherman, DC; James G. MCGUIRE DC: c. NJ
Matthew's, DC; Norris Peters, DC. Samuel V
Niles, DC; Judge A. B. Wiley, DC. General j.
DC, Judges.
Natural History, &c.-E. NJ. Norris assistant
Il p1Of Y
HellGn BroWn, DC; DR.. a. y. P, Garrett D. Q;
Or. W. P. Johnson, DC: DR.. Johnson Elliott,
Dc; DR.. ID. W. Bliss, DC.
Unenumerated ArticleS-H e. BIackhurne
committee Of the whole.
Grand international Tournament C, c. Good
loe T. II. Heskell, c. Hall John Belt, assistant
Miscellaneous departmental. Graves, as
sistant marshal Judges-Hon. Harry White.
Pa; j: W. Boteler, DC; c. c. Willard DC;
70. VOLS. DC; Edward Stevens D. c.; Rev
Byron Sunderland, Mrs. oscar Hough, Mrs. Jno
keyWorth, Mrs. c. W. Sponord. Mrs. Smith
Thompson.
TIE FALL TRoTTING MEETING
VII ne held october 9Th, 9th, 18th, sth and 9th and
following Is the program:
,.d First St day.Tuesday, october 5th-1: Purse.
$500; for min: Glass, $780, SIS, s45 and $50.
Purse, 500; for 2.26 class 1880, s175. s1O5 and
Second day "Wednesday, october 6th-s. Purse
5000, for 23O class $500, $3.50. $50 and $50.
q. Purse $500; for 2:22 Glass; $500, $500 1920 and
Third day-Thursday, october 7th.-5. Purse
800; for 2:4S class; 5000, 500, $50 and $40.
6. Purse $780, for 2:29 Glass; $3.50; s175. sos and
So
Fourth day, Friday, October sth-7. Purse,
3, 600; for 2:2O class, $500, $3.50, $3.50, 500.
s. Purse, $780, for 2:34 class, $500, sl5O, 500 and
$50.
Fifth day, Saturday. october sth-e. Purse,
$500; for 240 class, $3.50, 1925, SIS and 80. 10.
Purse. 81 200; for free for ALL $780, $780, $3.50 and
$40. II. Purse, $780, for PAGERS that have never
beaten 2:22, $3.50. $125. SIS and $50.
1t is not yet been decided whether running
meeting " Ill be held.