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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-22
FURNITURE.

GEORGE p. STACY, 1905 AND0
" 1907 MAIN STREET, has an the "
N,.sp,y.EL9u ,Is I'm, n PARLOR AND CHAM ~
n ~! rukNiiCRE; The ANDREWSH |
Can and see Tor yourself Steam Elevators 10
=" p''e W 'ne house. ap 2S-3m
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneer,
lOl6 Main street

By Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
l0l6 Main street.
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF UNIM-
~ FROyED PROPERTY ON TYLER BE-
lMEEN CABtLL AND CALHOUN STREETS
" CALHOUN NEAR TYLER STREET. AND
" WASHINGTON BETWEEN BEVERLY
ANDJACQuELIN sTREETS.-pursuant to a de-
cree OF the Richmond city Chancery Court entered
June ~. 1883, IN the cause Of Fitzpatrick rs
fitzpatrick, | shall proceed 10 sell on
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1883,
~ q O'Clock T.. NJ. ON tie promises, LOT fronting
Judy lOs feet on Tyler street between CabelI and
calhoun streets. Also, LOTS fronting 1873 by los
ieet on Calhoun street 10 an alley. and l26 by IO3
street. 'i'
On MONDAY, JUNE 25TH,
~ y O'Clock J.. NJ. on the premises will sell
nOIk VACANT LOTS on Washington between
beverly and Jacquelln streets. Each of saId Iols
ts front OF 20 feet. These lots will be sold sepa-
raieiy or as whole. 10 suit purchasers.
IkkMs; one Third cash the balance az six and
we've months, the purchaser giving negotiable
NOTES Tor ne credit instruments. and the title 10
the property TO be retained until the fun purchase
money Is paid and n conveyance directed bv The
Court. THOMAS \. ckRTrB Ni'
,,.. Special Commissioners
foHHAN iufrEh' Auctioneer. jel7
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Correspondingly quick time 20 other poia's.
Through bills Of lading issued a, low rates.
4. 4. TAYLOR
WI General Freight Agenf
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BY ". Goddin & son, Auctionccrs.


EXECU TORS SALE OF EIGHT
IL BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS on
CHURCH hill, NEARLY OPPOSITE TO
LIBBY-HILL PARK. on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN THIRTIETH
AND THlRTY-FIRsT STREETS, AND on
THE WEST SIDE OF THlRTY-FlRST BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS -
4 the quest Of tie executors Of the late Captain
Hiram W. Tyler, we shall offer Tor sale at auction,
on the premises. In The order advertised, on
TUESDAY, JUNE &c, 1883,
commencing al 3 o'clock +. NJ, THREE BEAU
TlFUL LOTS, each 80 by 80 feet, adjoining the
residence of the late Captain Tyler
Also. the LOT nj the southwest corner Of Main
and Thirtieth streets fronting 80 feet, and run
ming back $50 feet.
After which will be sold FOUR LOTS. each 25
by 100 feet. the west line Of Tmrty-hrst between
Main and Franklin streets.
These lots are situated I'm the most pleasant part
Of the city. where there is breeze all through the
summer. and are contiguous 10 the beautiful Fast
End Park.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable nolcs interest added
secured by deeds Of trust
je2l ". GODDlN & son, Auctoncers.
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AUCTION SALES. Future SSs----~
BY II. seldom Taylor
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
ONCE Eleventh and Bank streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
MYRTLE GROVE
A MOST VALUABLE FARM OF TWO HUN
DRIED AND TEN AND A HALF ACRES,
WITH A
DWELLING OF SEVEN ROOMS
AND ALL OTHER NECESSARY IMPROVE
MENTs,
Situated NEAR TIE NEW NORTH Road
TWO AND A HALF MILES FROM THE
CITY, WITH PRIVILEGE OF THE
GROWING CROPS OF WHEAT,
CORN, OATS, AND
VEGETABLES.
In pursuance Of a decree OF INT tu.mt vut VI
Uenrico county, entered the l2th DAY OF June,
1888. in the suit OF Cushman, &C., rs. Cushman
and ais the UNDERSIGNED. as special commission
err will sell by public auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 81, 1888,
commencing az 81 o'clock y. NJ, the aboye-de-
scribed VALUABLE SUBURBANFARM Of 2lOH
ACRES, OF which John #. Cushman, Es1 lately
of Henrico, died seized and ut present occupied by
Mr.. Robert j. Throckmorton. This farm adJolns
Mrs. Corbin Burton's aud james sweency's, is the
same formerly owned and occupied by Mr. Gusta-
yus q. Carter. and Is too well known 20 require
further description. Under the terms of the lease
with Mr. Throckmorton, the purchaser can take
Immediate possession upon very equitable terms,
or he may continue the tenancy and receive lhe
rent provided for I'm the lease. as he may elect.
Persons desiring To purchase are requested 10 eA-
anime the property before the day OF sale
TERMS: One fourth cash residue AZ SIX, WE'VE
and eighteen months from the day of sale, the pur-
chaser giving his negotiable notes. win interest
added for deferred instruments, and the itle re-
tanned TN the whole purchase-money Is PAID ana Il
conveyance ordered by the Court ,,,,,,
4. X. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner.
COR w jel6
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS

ONLY ONE DOLLAR Cprlsua
" TO dss2Na-Az<&s
OLD POINT COMFORT, NEWPORT's NEWs,
AND NORFOLK.
ONLY 81 TO WASHINGTON, ID. c.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT. VIEWPOINTS NEWS.
NORFOLK. 1 ORISMOUTI. AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT
CONNECTS AT OLD POINT For WASHING
TON, ID. c., nAi IIMORE, ANDTHh NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON.
AND AT NORFOLK WITH STEAMERS FOR
HAMPTON, oSliruFIELIJ AND EASTERN
SHORE OF VIRGINIA..
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
E EaRE 70 N0RE TBih sd99o{ NOLIMIT.
FARE TO WASHINGTON, ID. c., 81.
FARE ROUND TRIP $3.50.
WAY-LANDiNG FARES FROM 25C. TO coo.
MEALS, 75c.
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The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL.
carrying United STATES MALL
y. G. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, at 7 4. NJ, for abOye-named
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk. Old
Point, and NewpOrfs News on alternate day, ar
irving ~ Richmond al about Z. NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and ~ Gar.
bei's Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
sTATEROOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAIIEDA ,hedni,.

PICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schedulo
commencing MAY -, 1883:
800 \. NJ, leaves Byrd-Sffect station daily. sion.
only "a Milford and Frederick, burg
Sleeper from Jacksonville 10 WASH
ingtOm.
$40 \. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strcc1 station daily lex
ccpi sundays.
AIS l.. NJ leaves Byrd-Strcet station daily
sleeper from savannah 10 New York
Ills \. NJ, arrives 90 Byrd-Strcat station daily
SlCoperf rom New York o. savannah
o.UO L. Me- arrives Byrd-Sireet station daily.
stops ~ Fredericksburg. Milford. and
junction. sleeper from Washington
90 Jacksonville.
GAS T. VI. arrives az Byrd-Street stallion daily
except sundays.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
6:23 A. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives az Ashland oil,
400 L. NJ, accommodation: leaves l]rnii-s,re.,
station; arrives al Ashland Al 5.O2
4. VI. i've
1913 Z. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives al Ashland Al
oo -, SOS L. NJ. Stops az Hungary
Quo An arrives at Elba: leaves Ashland AZ
O:2e Az stops 10 IIuneary
coo ~ h' accommodation; arrives at Broad
street station; leaves Ashland at 1886
6lO L. ~ arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland A.
9;5f I. NJ. Stops al Hungary
{. n TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
T.. L. ID. MYERS. General Superiuteudenf
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
hOND AND BALTIMORE * ZACH
DIRECTION.
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A TLANTIC CITY.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

CHESAPEAkEA AND OHIO RAILWAY
~ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 10, 1883.
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville and Cincin
natl express, AGO T.. VI. daily; mail, 9;l0 A. VI.
daily except sunday; Ashland, KY, and Column
bus, Ohio, night express 1910 Z. VI. daily except
sunday; for Norfolk ana Old Point 4:lO 4. NJ.
daily except sundayl' 500 \. VI. daily except
sunday.
SUNDAY SPECIAL EXCURSION 1870 A.
NJ. fO- Newport News and Phgbus (Old Point
Ocs not connect for Norfolk.
The 1870 T.. NJ. TRAIN STOPS FOR LOCAL
BUSINESS between Richmond and Charlottes-
VILE
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From the West, s:f5
\. NJ. Except sunday. l.. VI. daily, aud $3.50 4.
VI. Except sunday; from Norfolk and Old Point.
1888 A. VI. daily lcNcept sunday, and 1890 +.
". daily from Old Point except sunday, from
Norfolk.
Louisville and Cincinnati Fast-Lne Pullman
slecpng-cars ana DAY coaches iron CharOttes-
willie =. ". daily 10 Louisville and from Clifton
Forge and White Sulphur TO CINCINNATI without
change.
Ticket-Olices: 1000 Main street and Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. W. SMITH. General Manager. ie9
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pHILADELPH RICH. IsSss
MoND AND NORFOLK
sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.

appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
skipAf at IL NJ, aud every SUNDAY at s
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers 20.
ceiyed Till ll:30 A. NJ; for sundays steamer t,n
o +; M Saturday. Freight received daily I'M 3
Fare, SO.
For further Information, apply No
49,, j. W. McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, ofice Reeketis.
nooo W. p. CLYDE & co,
Wv ~ General Agents.
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y &c ii MON ID, FREDERICK BURG
AZ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAsT-FRF{GHr LINE
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE. PIIILADEI,-
PHlA, NEW YORK. AND EA~rE0S
AND WESTERN CITIES.
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BYE. q. Cook. Auciioneer'
"a Ninth street.
0DOSALIE,r TOGETHER WITH
IL HER SUPERB" VILLAGE CART AND ID
SUIT OF ELEGANT RUsSET HARNESS Al
AUCTION.-On
SATURDAY THE ODD INSTANT,
at ~ O'Clock precisely, viii sell at the Richmond
Rszaar. Nos. lass and 144O Franklin street, me
BLACK PONY "ROSALlE aud her very nan =
some VILLAGE CART" and sur OF hI I,ss,id
HARNESS She Is n Jet black. perfectly renaoie'
as handsome ., creature can be found. ne en-
tire outfit Is tie prettiest In the city, ana shouiu
attract general attention.
ALSO.
Another FINE PONY-C - and HARNESS OF
AFTER WHICH
we will offer
Several FRESH SAD II and DKINlNn-
HORSES. and - . .,,,
l THOROUGH JERSEY COW, fresh 10 the pail
and \ fine mixer. T.. Il. COOK.
e. % Auctionecr.
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by George +. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent. Auctioneer. and Note-Broker
1905 Bank street.
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ARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
/ HOLD FURNITURE. GROCERIES, AZ"
AT AUCTION.
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Auru,t BcImont.s Duel.

lie TELLS OF HIS MEETING WITH EDWARD
HAYWARD AND THE CAUSES LEADING THERE
To.
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M ANTED, 81 MRS. \. j. TT De, NJ
w THE STEAM DlEING AND CLEANING
ESTABLISHMENT, 3l4 north Fifth street. Gen
tlemen's OvercOats. Coats Pants, Vests: Ladies'
Dresses, Shawls. ClOaks, Grape Wells. Ribbons.
Plumes. Hats Gloves, sc to he CLEANED and
DYED NJ short notice and moderate prices. CAR
PETS and HUGS CLEANED BY MACHINERY,
and called for and delivered free of charge.
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A SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FORE
- RENT, ON THE GROVE AyENUE-H.i
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND: beautiful grove
around the house; eleven rooms, bathroom.
closets; fine stable and other out-h0uses: plentiful
supply OF txeeilent water; health OF the place un-
surpassed Apply 10 JOHN PURCELL,
e li-lm 1916 Main street.
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DISCRETIONARY COMMITTEE.

: ripe egg plants, LIST prem, 8 ripe egg plants, I'd
prem, black walnuts honorable mention, "a do,
head lettuce, LIST prem, Harry Booth. Honorable
mention follows: Bunch peanuts, W. A. Steele
Cherry Hill; newspaper, Philadelphia Packet, pub
lished 1776 cudgels, Jesse Taylor: pair beagle
pups, Silas Harris; Chinese fan, over 100 year.
old. Mrs. George Booth; 2 rustic stands, H. w
Hochstedt, North East coffee cake, Miss Dor,
Quigley. Cherry Hill; Italian greyhounds, SKY
terrier, pair Scotch collie pups, Z. w. Jester, st
Georges; case clothing and shoes. Cahall Davis
lamp and clock, 100 years old, Mrs. +. Cozens
variety of China and other curiosities K. Haines
husk basket, Miss Maggie Moore, Appleton; por
ringer and cup, basket, Mrs. X. A. Jackson: Cal
ifornia beans, II. Mccoy, Cecilton; salt herring
w. A Mitchell: selection of Martin Luthcr's ser
mons. Mrs. J. P. Scott, Cherry Hill: Confederate
States note, old Colonial note, United States cur
rency copper coin silver coin, mixed coin, H.
Brady; cage doves, LIST prem, James Creswell; one
thorough English Jack, LIST prem, mule yearling
colt LIST prem, Dallas Lore, Mt. Pleasant; 10 grade
pigs, weeks old, I'd prem, Jas. Z. Dean; bottle
knife work. LIST prem, W. F. Butler, Lincoln table
scarf Persian work, list PREM Mrs. H. d. NJ. How
ard: jack, I'd prem, James Stafford, Chrstana
pair capons, LIST prem, A. w. Mitchell; single
comb white bantams, I'd prem, J. q. Maple, Tren
ton:pair white steers, special prem, Bartholomew
Collins; pair rcd steers, special prem, T. s. Steph
ems, Calvert.
Honorable mention, dozen oyster plants. VIM.
Richie, Cowantown; pint of string beans, same:
early peas same; okra, same; endive, same; china
tea canister los years old, Miss Sallie Z. Hitch;
basket 100 years old same; basket of turnips, VIM.
Homework; nasturtians, same; cordials, peach,
Miss Sallie <. Hitch; apple, same: pear, same,
currant, same; ounce, same; plum, same.
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SATURDAYS RACES.
GOOD RACING ON THE CLOSING DAY.

GOOD RACING ON THE CLOSING DAY.
/. The closing races of the fair occurred
on Saturday afternoon and were of great
interest, being the best of the entire list.
The rain somewhat dampened and chilled
the spectators, and the number was not
as large as it would have been on clear
day. The first race, the $40 class, pre-
miam $3.50, was won by s'Mamie Herman
of New York, in three straight heats;
time 2:s6, 2:341 and 2:34a, with "Charlie
l." second, and "Gilt Edge" " of this coun-
ty, and MAUD" divided third and fourth
money. The second, the 2:31 class, pre-
MUM $500, was won by S. r. Clark's
sIke Shultz," in 2:34, 9:341, 1851 and
o.as: Frank Patchen Cd. Juno Sd and
Nav Flower 4th. The 2:24 class. pre-
MUM S4OO 5000 to first, 500 to second,
and $50 to third, was the best race of the
fair. George Scattergood's 'Lizzle NJ
took the first beat in 2:34, and at the be-
ginning was the favorite of local horse
men and heavily backed by them. But
LII. Phillips 'Stonewall'' took the three
next heats and the race, in 2:3644. 2:333
and 2:344, with NJ Bergen's PAGER Little
Splan'' third. Stonewall won the last
heat by ouly about six inches. When
they were within ten feet of the WIRE,
Lizzie NJ was few inches in the lead,
but Stonewall covered the space by
tremendous effort and pushed his nose
under the wire first. This made some OF
the Elkton bows who had backed Lizzie
NJ with all their tin, very sick indeed.
We cannot refrain from saying just
here, that the practice of permitting open
betting upon tia ground, as was done on
Saturday, is wholly wrong, and should
in the future be discountenanced.
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Glass 47-Grdin and Seeds.
bushel wheat Sparks Swamp LIST premium
Walter Armstrong, North East; Finley wheat
lst premium same; Golden Russian wheat 1st
premium DR. J A Mearns; 2nd Jno p Wilson,
Barker Cecil county; best bushel mixed wheat
Ist premium jesse Taylor Cherry Hill; best
blshel wheat champion amber lst premium c
+ Clayton, Lewisvile; red End premium p l.
George, Elkton; LIST A Jackson Elkton; ltal-
ian wheat T S Stephen Calvert; End same; best
bushel Fultz wheat LIST premium L 5 Stephens
Calvert; 2nd w w Holden, Elkton spring
wheat lst premium II NJ Thomas Camden
Del; white md same best bushel rye, +
Pennington, Elkton LIST premium; md I'll NJ
Thomas Camden, Del; best bnshel of oats list
premium III NJ Thomas, Camden; End VIM
Homewood. Newark; winter LIST premium same.
LIST premium field peas, II NJ Thomas, Cam
den, Del, LIST premium southern cow peas, same;
LIST premium bales clover hay, VIM. Arm
strong Fair Hi LIST premium bales timothy
hay, Frank II Mackey, Fair Hil;2nd premium
> bales, VIM. Armstrong, Fair Hill. LIST pre-
MUM - ears yellow gourd seed corn, George
Wigein, Townsend, Del; Ind Jesse Taylor,
Cherry Hill LIST premium white gourd seed
corn III NJ Thomas, Camden; LIST premium
hominv corn, J T Gamble Elkton; LIST pre-
MUM II ears yellow flint corn, f Penning-
ton, Elkton; End premium II NJ Thomas,
Camden lst premium best basket of pop corn,
VIM. Miller, Elkton, 2nd premium II ears
fpop corn, ii NJ Thomas. Camden, Del; LIST
premium hest , stalks of pop corn, W & Merry,
4nd Harry Rictets, Elkton; lst premium,
stalk corn, f Anderson, Elkton; LIST premium
dozen ears mixed corn, Charles Walton,
Iron Hill; 2nd premium II ears white flint
corn, ii NJ Thomas, Camden, Del; best bushel
silver hull buckwheat, DR.. S w Morrison,
Oxford 2nd same: LIST premium largest num-
her OF varieties of corn on stalk, + ii Robert
son, Rising Sun.
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Maidens Blush, lSt same; Ned, lst same smoke
house lst same winter strawberry, LIST same
Grimes Golden, lst premium \ T. McNcal
Northern Spy, lst same; ia!dwaldcr, John
Fenton ridge pippin, lSt premium John Nc
Intire roman stem lst same; rhode island
greening, lst premium JOHN & McIntire
millers natural, lst premium : ii Miller red
streak, md premium w q Mercy; smoke
house 2nd same; rhode island grecning
Townsend Poole smiths cider 2nd premium
NJ Thackerv carthouSe lSt same; golden
russell, 2nd premium J T Holt smiths cider
LIST premium Alexander McNamce; wine sap
LIST premium II NJ Thomas; pleasant valley
pippin, lst premium --------; Baldwin,
2nd premium Mrs. VIM. Brown taldwaldcr
md premium Alexander NrN;mce; honorable
mention, w c Pyle; king of tompkins county,
lst premium J NJ Thackcry.
Class 65.-Crob lPLr&.
Specimens small siberian crab, LIST premium
w Il Grosh golden beauty, !st same.
CHtss 64.-PeuS.
Basket winter vicar, lsl premium w II
Grosh 1 specimens OF > varieties, lst same
native cluster russell pad prcmi;im J J Nc
Caulev preserving, LIST same.
Glass 65--Ptu,~
Vicar of WINFIELD lst premium, W Il
Grosh; larwence. lst premium, Il II llodgSon;
duchesse md premium II " Mlburn; seckel
LIST premium DIR Tuft; sheldon. l>t premium
Mrs III + johnson; larwence 2nd Miss NJ f
Milburn; howell l>t premium ID b Ferris;
sheldon md premium same; rntter lst pre-
MUM same; belle lucrative l>t premium same;
onandago 1st premirm same; beurre danjou
same; howell 2nd premium Hugh Thompson;
duchesse, lst premium same; clapp's favorlte
LIST premium } \ Mcarns; dUchcssc honorable
mention F Kemp.
Glass 6-D,;iarcs.
Orange 1st premium nr Morrison, Oxford;
End same; spe''ics of ounces lSt premium Mrs
Nj Clark.
Cla<$ ti1-Ifani&
Native red 2nd premium J J McCauley.
Glass GS-Gropc$.
3 lunches ) dark varictic>, lSt premium w
r Grosh; light lst same; - light LIST same;
punches dark concord same; light concord
same; light grapes list premium Mrs John
johnson; ) punches imperial hamburg LIST pre-
MUM Mrs W j Smith.
Class 90.
Black hamburg, LIST premium A r Magraw;
DoWWoOd milScat LIST same; allnon Hal ISL
same; muscat of alexandria lst same; white
frontignag lst same; grisley trontigna", same;
black prince lst same; esperion l>tpremluIm
same; golden chasSelaS LIST same; white syrian
LIST premium same; catawIm 2nd premium VIM
Maxwell; concord, LIST premium W X Grosh;
iona lst same; delaware lSt same; diana lst
same; clinton LIST same; perkins LIST same;
massasoit list same; goethe LIST same.
Glass 70-PtnchcS
Solway LIST premium } J McCaulev; heath
LIST same; basket of smock lst premium L {
Wilson; natural cling LIST G Walton; smock lst
same; crocketts white lst same.
Glasses II und q Wdterneloas and CantoIoupes
Black spanish watermelon lst premium
John Bryson; cuban queen lst premium w X
Grosh; 2nd same; citrons for preserves LIST pre-
MUM 4 Holt; 2nd G. + Barlow; honorable
mention DIR Tuit; pie mellon lst premium Ii
+ Barlow; mountain sweet melons lst prem
ium } q Compton; cantaloupes lSt premium q
+ Barlow.
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HORSES.
Glass I1-U0rses.
SFI,kI InNN

StVoo l. AAV' 't0'
STATIONS.
Stallion, thorough bred, LIST premium,
Jas w Clark; End, James b Merritt. Elk
ton; stallion, 2-yr old, LIST, j C Crainor.
Warwick; general utility LIST j f Lewis,
Nix; 2nd, G p Jackson, Elkton; 1st, Tyr old,
Jos Gracy, Lewisville; end Jno I Gamble
Bay View; heavy draught, LIST William
Homework Newark, Del. light draught
list w Fell Johnson, Brook landville; colt
1st Burchell Johnson, Elkton; two yeai s
general utility, LIST John p Wilson, Cal
vert; 2nd VIM r Magraw, Lnm bardville;
two years light draught LIST G E Clayton.
Lewisville; one year and eleven months,
general utility end Oliver Jones, Elkton:
one year End Thomas Whann, Jr., Land
enburg.
Filly three years old 1st premium, VIM
Homewood, Newark; end G f Clayton.
Lewisville; three years old list j Neon
nell, Fair Hill; three years draught LIST,
John Fenton, Elkton; End B w McVey;
two years general utility LIST Hyland
Marcus, Elkton; two years LIST I f Hop
klns, Mt Pleasant; two years draught I'd
w A Woodrow, Newark; yearling 1st
f Pennington, Elktor; end III Howard
Chesapeake City.
GELDING.
Gelding .hree years general utility list
premium. Jos Gracey, Lewisville; End
John McCleary, Fair Hill; two year LIST
j Frank Blake. Elkton; End w II Arm
strong. Fair Hill; two year, dranght, LIST
Burchell Johnson; end A r Clarkson,
Iron Hill; yearling draught LIST F Z Pen
nington; end j P Wilson. Calvert, stud
colt five months old 1st w Beaston, Mt
Pleasant.
THOROCGHBREDS.
Stud colt yearling, LIST premium,
ONeil, Philadelphia; stallion, light
draught, 1St ID Lore, Mt Pleasant.
Class 13-Brood Mares riM F1al at Side.
Mare with foal general utility, LIST
premium. w Armstrong. Fair Hill; mare
with foal general utility End w b Biles.
Blue Ball; mare with foal draught, LIST
r II Steele, Calvert.
Class 1f-DraugAt, Erm Horses, e Mules.
Mare heavy draught, 1st premium, w
Homewood, Newark; farm horses, heavy
draught, 1st w J Preston, Rock Springs.
Class 15-Driciag Horses.
Driving horse, list premium. E J Clay
ton, Lewisvil t; pair driving mares. 1st
j Il Mccullough, Rising Sum- 2nl ID Lore,
Mt Pleasant.
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LIST OF AWARDS.

Although our reporters last week prepared
for publication Il large portion of the list OF
awards of premiums by the various COM
mittees at the fair. we found much to our
regret, that it would be impossible to give
them to our readers in that issue. We were,
therefore, compelled to lay the whole matter
over until this issue in which we give them
entire The list is much larger than that OF
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y good lot OF lirst-rate
Jerseys at S2.o5. These
are all black. The colors
are s.. 50.
4 Black Dress Silk at
75Ccnts, that untllrece
~ was always S1.oo.
y fine Black Rhadama,
- inches wide. at 81.
Half-wool Black Dress
Goods at I23 cents, which
is Just half-price.
Atwood stylish Plaid
Suiting, 81 inches, at 50
cents. We sold the same
at $500.
Another in stripes at Is
cents. Not dear at SI.oo.
\ quality Of Lupin's
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Glass n.

Best map of the Peninsula II by IS inches
LIST prem. Il G Reese Jr; 2nd Della Collins
Elkton; specimen Of handwriting lst prem
Bessie Manley; 2nd Della Hickey Elkton;
drawing by Il child public school LIST prem. w
} Merritt; largest and best collection of plants
of Cecil county premium SIS Miss Sue Gam
bic; to Miss II A McCauIey for same $40.
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~ Carpets, oil cloths, rugs and mats.

II. &. LEWIS.
Latest styles soft and stiff Hats,
brown and black and fancy soft.
X. c. LEWIS.
.e New neck wear and general line,
Gents furnishings to-day. r. G. LEWIS.
and Sl.70. Black aud colored silk vevets.
II. 9. LEWIS.