Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17
THE CATTLE PRIZES.
AWARDS MADE By THE EXPOSITION
JUDGES YESTERDAY.
Press Banquet Thursday" Last Charge Of
Custer" To-Hight-Grand Fireworks
on tho Hight Of 23d.

Custerr To-Hight-arand Fireworks
on tho Hight Of 2sd.
Over ten thousand people visited the
Exposition yesterday and distributed
themselves about the grounds, indulging
in Sightseeing and such amusements as
tastes dictated.
THE CATTLE.
During the morning tho cattle were
inspected by many visitors, and the ring
where they we're judged was surrounded
by crowd during the hours that the
experts were at work.
The following is q complete list OF the
award of prizes
REGISTERED JERSEYS.
Balls throo years old and Oyer-Firsi prize, VI
3. Rowo N Co, Fredei icksburg; second, NJ. Frs
kline Miller, stanton highly commended, H.
SnoWden Andrews, Of N0stneld.
Tso-year-old buliB-First. NJ. Z. Miller; Sc
! ooud, Joseph 4. Anderson, Jr.; highly COM
Yoariing bulls eight in he ring)-First. Joseph
r. Anderson; second, Milton Cayce; highly COM
mended, n. Z. Miller.
jersey COWs-twenty-sx in the ring over three
years old six Were selected and MIXED out and
brought Ia again: First. NJ. b. Rowe second,
NJ. r Miller; highly commended, Cameron
Two-yesr-oIds: First, r. s. Andrews; second,
NJ. B. Rowe; highly commended, Rowe s wash
ington.
(seyen were seioctedn: First ~. 4. Miller;
second, Rowe & Washington: very highly COM
mendod, 4. 8. Andrews; highly commended, NJ.
r Miller.
Herd Class: N. b. Rowe & Co. (There were
Mr. Joseph r. Anderson's cn,ile we're excep-
tionaliy fine ana would have gotten The first herd
premium but FOR his bull being slightly UNDER
sized.
GRADE JERSEYS.
Bulls three years old and over-First Cameron
Brothors: second, T. D. BlounL Of Goshen, Md
COTs-First and second, l. ID. BlounL
Hcifers-first and second, |. ID. Bl0unL
GRADE HoLsrsISs.
Del. P. Klliiau, Of Virginia.
AYREsursgs.
August Clason, o, Irwin, Va; W. J. Binford. Of
Richmond.
GUERSsHYs.
Bulls throe years Old-first l. ID. Blunt; Sc
cond, NJ. b. Rowe & Co.
In,ils two wears old-Firsi, VI. B. Rowe & Co.
Bulls one year old-First !. d. Blunt; second,
cows~First, 1. D. Blunt; second, NJ. B. Rowe
& Go.
Hoifers-Flrst, NJ. b. Rowe & Co.. second, l.
d. Blunt
Herd-I D. Blunt There were two herds
HOISTEiSs.
Bulls three years od--First, DR.. J. p. Killien,
Of Linhursi, Va. second, W. +. Wickham, Han
over Courthouse.
Cows three years old First. Cameron Bro
there; second DR.. J.. ?. killi9n. q, ,,.,.,,..
He.iers two years Old-1rst, W. K. Nickham'
second. DR.. J. y. Killiau.
Hoifers one year old-First, W. f. Wickham;
second, Dr. ). +. killiau.
Hord-Dr. Killian.
BUTTER cows.
First. NJ Erskine Miller; second, Joseph r..
An1ersoD.
RED POLIED BREEDS AND ANGUS.
Bulls threo years old-C. II. Pierson, Of Sum
nit. Va.
Cows-Virst and second, c. Il. Person.
Heri-C. II. TiersOn.
sHoRr-HoRSs.
Bulls two years old-First, W. B. Preston,
OF blacksDurg.
Cows three years old and over-First and Sc
cond, ". B Preston.
Heifcrs two years old-W. B. Preston.
Hcrd-W h. Preston.
r. d. Emory. Of Maryland-short-horn
DcyOns, and beafcattle.
y. =. sluitor ofIong island-TIolsteins, Ayre-
shirce, Gucln5eys, ana dairy cattle.
MILK cow
There arc six entries Of milk COWS. They will
be judged tod 5.
COMPLAINT.
There il Just complaint from people
who GO to the Exposition at night that a
great many exhibits are covered up
This is, of course, for the protection of
displays from dust, but the nightly yisi-
tors are entitled 10 privileges which ex-
hibitors should respect. and some ar
rongement should be effected whereby
they will be accorded them.
PRESS BANQUET.
The banquet rendered the press by
the Exposition management will be given
! tomorrow at 2. NJ. In the upper hall
of tho old main building. Invitations
have been sent to all journalists of Vir-
ginia as well as the corps of Washing
ton correspondents. Judge Nowlin, edi-
tor of the Wing, will preside.
II should be understood by visiting
journalists that the invitation sent them
admits to the Exposition as we'll as to
the banquet.
FIREWORKS.
On the 23d OF this month the finest
display Of fireworks ever seen in Rich
mond will be lighted. This is the night
preceding Democratic day in Richmond,
and seYenl pieces have been made espe-
cially for the pyrotechnic display.
AIT CATALOGUE.
A classified and fully-descriptive cata-
logue of tho highly-interesting exhibit
of the Relics and Antiquities Department
OF the Exposition is in press, and will
be ready for distribution in day or
two.
HURT N THE CUSTER MASSACRE.
Mr.. Henry Eek, who lives at 707 north
Twenty-si1th street, was one Of the yolun-
teer riders in the Custer massacre Mon
day night, and was badly hurt. His
head was cut and his body somewhat
mashed. DR.. W. T. Mercer, the physi-
clan on duty in the grounds at the time,
attended hm and sent him home in the
patrol-wagon.
ARRESTS YESTERDAY.
Forest Robinson and Anthony Booker
(colored), both of Richmond, were ar
rested yesterday in the Exposition
Grounds on the charge Of being sus-
picOas characters. A man named Bas-
kervilie, of Boydton, said these negroes
robbed him OF $3.50 and a watch and
chain, and he swore out warrant which
will be considered by the Police Justice
this morning.
Robert Scott, colored boy, was ar
rested yesterday for stealing cakes from
the show case of Hill & GuyerDator. in
the Exposition building. The boy was
caught in the act
William Fields (colored) was also ar
rested as a suspicious character.
GALATEA.
The Galatea show in rear of the Music
Hall draws crowds every day. There
are three performances at !, 4:30, and 8
O'Clock. OF course everybody is puzzled
az 10 how the marble bust tranforms IT.
self into the head and shoulders of real
live woman, but the proprietors will not
tell how IL is done. The show is well