Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-25
roI0IED FOLKS DAY
.-,ox-6RouNns eeslsGso BY
tN',,. rvpeRS OF THIS RACE.
nd Trotting Races. baseball
', r.a,. AMI o''er Attractive Feature
O. .,.. Awardeti--PaTls Tonight.

..,.i folks were N ;he minority
...... Yesterday after y o'clock.
H' I,r..,tiou.Grounds the African
la'" u.a represented. special IN.
''.' .. having been offered. 1t was
....f.. md a big crowd taking in
.;t ..8 they we're there, too. 40
Oh .-.,s.lan. beaded by tho First
.'l.ruuis Volunteers, worc keep
.....ue lvoly martial strains az
..t.. -,.unds. WHITE people were
anger nun "ciS yuan was tN-
, .tr.-ht ihc gTand-stand az the
-....ie was cleckered with
,I.te faces. though the latter
--.-. numerous.
. f,. tue early part Of the day
.Etrcut outdoor attractions
taeM exceedingly amusing.
..r,culutry Garkles the phone
. ..,tctUack. and several other
r-.trl nothing less than
to.., i.f. and the rooster orches-
...I.. ,,..ymcut for al. Many a
ATTY" La ba! was heard from
... Nc9uty dI- the can can, and
shore Nlrtis'S liaS OnS We're
. ..E sensation among the un-
.. Irt..utl.Um co,ofcd brother
.nt Aslcake sworc that the
. land .u tLo performance and
amid great laughter with his
..-. tGs back OF a pOrcup'ne.
actually turned white, but
....t 4H.r. Ger he was a genuine
.. ....A as INK itself.
.s -urclaitlcS did thriving
.... tlc iakIr-er, be- pardon
..a hilarious African brother
..s- oi mis- weeks wages.
t.., t>p oTHEs RACES.
.... .r.v "a mg crowd 20 the race
.t- o'clock. aud the enclosure
..i with long, dark line of
...., when the 'crcle race be-
t.. tlero were four entries,
-..uheus, J. o. Lewis, sam
HAYS. The race WAS one
.. r.r.. e Sl0. and HUMPHREYS
... easily IN 3.lS.
..awo3 by running race,
t.milc heats. two IN three,
-4 90. IN the FIRST hea, Pea
-.r8y Brown second, Bessie
.... I.II.
. .,at wa, q close one, but
...u-Uu successful winning the
t'at race. milo heats. two in
-..--..I 81. first horse 80. Sc
t.fI -. n WAS au easy victory
-.....t. who won the race in
-... 10 second. Blue jim third.
..-. .-f"+
... ...e which followed was ex-
... ..L4I.e. and well worth seeing.
.. ...-. . immense crowd, both white
-I,c.oj hy baseball mines on
..t," grounds. where the Man
..~ crossed tats with the Red
...S .rt.l6. IL WAS an admirably
... 4l' much excitement was
.... Ire out-feli work Of the
.-.- representatives was excellent.
...e team did some telling
..... .st Tie Contes. grew closer
...-r -rl It looked as though the
... llYe to Doe called on account
r... 1.-THE Grants batting proved
'.r tile Crab-eAters, and the
. r.Uus took Of the honOrs by a
800.
r.H IUFY ATE TTE.
... eating contest was as enjoyable
..-r.- ..ulcal especially TO the par
Y.r succeeded IN putting ont o
...... ..rui the pies IA surprisingly
.a broad grius Of the colored
.re3 away up IN the thou
. I. band gave al attractive con-
.. ... Suisse Hall. and an hour or so
..-.. .r,.l-sfauI az the Paris grounds
o.. .r.l' -es OF daTE-compIe
u..-. loud laughter and fire.
....1-. testified u the pleasure
r. they witnessed the periOr-
&c.,. - L-por'- picture among theset
.. .-.. l.,W.rhs was a well-recelyed
.r..4 U- dAv ior The colored folks
r....- evident that they had good
,-fs iForT TIE SHOW.
fs.. .-.- VIII Doe EiN eva again 90 night
r... '.. u.-utceu, representation III
.-...r.. NE 81. Falls Oi Niagara Will be
..' t-,t.-r with other special de
s... Vl.I make the display one OF
..' gwen.
I .--t premium for lager beer was
4-.-. .f.. T.. Stumuf Brewing Com
" lf. b..uouG brewery wasa close
...s'..' ...i three separate committees
...... aged D.. order 40 decide the ques-
'.. ..' at-cr eampiIng the lager Of
s..,, several times the happy
...-. t.. iser served by the Stumpt
..... ..r. irresistible and SO theprlze
... -.1-l awarded by committee
Sergeant Ipps has in his possession q
-.l'. winch be found on the EXposl-
...r.. .I- he owner can recover
..- identifying same al police
.-'..- 80 the Exposition.
.-.. heller arrested William Henry
- ...IedI ON the Exposition
H -... ..r 'Icspasslug and carrying con-
weapons.
... ..u.ui Electric and Railway
.... n..l us electric facilities for
.'.. 'a- drawing card among tue
-- t..I...
~uo EFCErKD PREMIUMS.
ir.3-- have been awarded in the fol-
-. ... lrtmrut, TO the persons here
..' .rcy Work: Specimen needle
'.. -'.' 50 SIS Mar, Buckner, Wood
.-. t4 second. Miss A. Is. Clash, city
band, FIRST and second, Mrs.
H. l.Aer, city, shirt BY hand,
Fps. .r- &. -. Parker, city
A,s N. A. Lamb. IoanO station;
..c~ Uudrrgarments by hand,
'.--. g.. 3D. Parker. Clty; SUIT ladies'
.--ut- bv machine, first, Miss
Mcdowell. city-secOnd, Mrs. l.. l..
.'I. file shirt by machine. first,
., b.. D.. Lacy, city second, Miss Mamie
.t. org. specimen ornamental work by
.. second Miss Birdie Oswald,
.....urr embroidered handkerchief,
,'.. Bis, A. IS. Clash, city second, Miss
..'. l- hl-r, MoodtoTd. Va. specimen
...l handkerchief honCral L.
. Mss MrAy Buckuer, Woudjor1;
.. letters IN marking cotton or
-- t.', Mss LlzHo Stock, clty--se-
A.- 4 j.. Clash, city; specimen let
t.t.LG cotton or linen, honorable
1.Ss Hortcnse Bass, city; specl-
t.tuleln cloth, first, Miss Name
ud, Miss Belle Badenoch,
f- .l, .lmeu lutton-hOle IN linen
t-t Miss Mamie Love. city
.f-. J.. /. Mason, CITY, specimen
DOB LHcu or cotton, honorable
Mss =. g.. Allison. city; largest
'. display fancy and ornamental
"..., tr-t, Mss 4. b. Clash, city
l'-. ". J.. Quafles, city; en-
.i A.a.'s blanket ia SILK. trst.
.- t. H. ,a-H, city; embroidered in
'-. ~ skirt IN silk, first. Miss A.
second, Mrs. ). +. Smart,
.arsl infants dress or skirt
....a.lr mention. Mrs. +. II.
'|F. en- hr0dered ottoman or
- SIX. inst. Mrs. a. BabcOck. I
n. second. Mrs. NJ. G.
'.tF. en- .TUdered piano /
l'. Mrs. Il. }. Drew,
'I Mrs. George Watt. city;
'.- ab.e-.over, first, Mrs. George
second, GIss ". Quarles, city
,an.e-coyer. honorable men
.-. ...- B.. 3d. ejrother. city; embroI-
= '.- over. 1fst and second, Miss NJ.
..tA embroidered letters cover,
| A.. d. Clash, c4ty. embroidered
arst. Miss 4. Is. Clash, city;
..4 bat uaud. nlst, Miss 4. b.