St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-27

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skillful work of the sleigh maker, Or
namented with tasSels of brilliant hues,
containing pretty ladies, children and
gentlemen in attractive tOboggan and
other Carnival uniforms, and you have
a mind picture of Summit avenue as it
appeared. Naturally they looked
pretty in line, but far prettier when
maSSed together. One cares for no
nicer sight than graceful, majestic
horses, on which appears silver
mounted, SnOw-white and other hand
some harness, showing off to the best
possible advantage Everything was
pony driven by sweet little girl.
Before they formed for the
parade, many tests of speed occurred,
and the Sieek-lOoking turn outs passed
and repassed one another up and down
the avenue, making a picture hard to
describe. About o'clock the parade
was we'll under way and took the usual
route to the palace grounds, where the
proper ones received the various prizes
and hOnOrS. 1t was undoubtedly one of
the prettiest features of the Carnival.
THE PRIZE WINNERS.
The judges were L. I'll. MaXfield, W.
E. Timberlake and S. G. Cooke, and
they placed blue ribbons upon the
whips of the prize winners and red
ones upon the whips of the equipages
worthy of special mention. The COM
mittee prizes are very appropriate. The
Carnival prizes will be announced to-
day. The prize winners were:
Best fOur-in-hand, George Y. Bacon
A set of plumeS given by E. M. Halo
well & Co.
Best double team, J. Fl. Burwell-An
EsquimauX dog robe, given by Konantz
Bros.
Best three-abreast, Alex. M. Drake
A bear skin cape, given by K. A. Lam
pher IL Co.
Best single rig, w. A. Shutte-A
string of bells given by the j. Ii. Mailer
company.
Best tandem, DR.. J. B. Vosburgh-A
handsome horse blanket given by Mast,
Buford & Burwell.
Best special fancy, Capt. Holcomb-
A whip given by Charles Friend.
Second best, DR.. A. j. StOne-A Their
mometer given by Fairbanks, Morse d
Co.
Third best, DR.. J. E. Moore's daugh-
ter-A whip.
Fourth best, E. NJ. Hallowen.
The rigs deemed worthy of special
mention were those of E. 1. Frost, Mrs.
A. K. Barnum, Mrs. PASCAL Smith. Mrs.
c. W. Griggs, Samuel E. Dawson, w.
p. Warner, Clarence E. Secor, George
Benz, Mrs. George Hewitt, George
Thompson, Mrs. j. J. Hill, E. G. Handy,
w. S. Monroe, Harry Warner, j. A.
Weide, Mrs. Crawford Livingston, Fred
l.. Bryant, George c. Finch, Charley
Foster, c. d. OBrien's children, Mrs.
FL. S. Fairchild. Following are few
of the rigs which turned out upon the
cOrS0:
Mrs. Pascal Smith-Team of blacks;
black three-Seated Russian sleigh. This
is the rig which took first prize last
year.
Mrs. H. S. Fairchild-Dark bay team;
Russian chimes; red and sea green
plumeS and ponpOns; Russian sleigh;
black bearSkin robes.
Mrs. G.. w. Griggs-Handsome dark
bay team; red and orange plumeS:
double-seated Portland.
j. W. Shepard-Dark roam gelding;
single swell-back; orange plumes.
j. II. BurweIl--Dark bay team; silver
mounted English coach harness; white
plumeS; silver chimes; Victoria shell
on hobs.
d. F. Lloyd-Black team; shell on
on bobs; white and blue plumes; silver
chimes.
S. S. Eaton, Jr.-Gray team; red
plumes; Victoria.
S. P. Folsom. Jr.-Sorrel team; dou-
ble-seated Portland; orange and red
plumeS.
Fred S. Bryant-Dark brown team,
red and black team, shell on hobs.
f. L. Darrow-Chestnut team, blue
and orange, double-seated swell back.
Mrs. Augusta Pope-Dark silver gray
team; victoria on hobs.
DR.. Denslow-Sorrel team; Russian
sleigh; silver chimes; green and black
plumes.
A. E. Clark-Brown pony and fancy
cutter.
wMrs. Crawford LiviDgston-Ba team;
victoria; red and black plumes; silver
chimes.
George Thompson--Team of blacks;
red plumes; Russian sleigh.
w. S. MonrOe-Dark bay gelding
Capt. Wood, winner of the Minnesota
Breeders stables; speed cutter; orange
and blue plumes; gold-mounted harness
and chimes.
W. G. Schutte-Bay team; orange
plumes: silver-mounted harness and
chimes; two-seated Swell-back.
d. n. Ll1inerlndn-BrOWn team !,
Single-seat Portland.
Mrs. George c. Stone-Dark bay team;
red and black plumes; Victoria.
j. I'll. Rothschild-Single bay and
Portland.
T. j. FOley-Single black, with Port
land; orange and Nile green plumes.
DR.. BroWn-Single gray and swell
back.
Mrs. c. J. Thompson-Tea of iron
grays and Victoria.
j. W. Shephard--Single dark bay,
clipped; swell-back cutter.
George V.BacOn-SOrrels and browns,
four-in-hand; silver-mounted harness;
silver Russian chimes; blue and black
plumeS and red pOmpons; Russian
sleigh.
Edward I. Frost-Dark bay team,
clipped; silver chimes and silver
mounted harness; large Portland
sleigh; orange and black plumeS and
pOmponS.
j. Mainzer-Dark brown team and
dOuble-seated Swell-back.
j. B. Sanb0rn-Bay team; red and
black piumes; sweil-back sleigh.
George Harper-Bay single; orange
plumes; silver bells; one-seat Port
land.
DR.. J. B. Yosburg-B tandem;