Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
TILE WINNRRH.

the start. and won the heat by two lengths,
with Katie g. second, Gemina third.
Time. 1:511T.
THE WINNERS.
Comet. the winner Of the 230 class, is a
pretty gray gelding, owned by A. II. Tyson,
Chester, Pa. Her owner drove her In the
race, and few drivers are better acquainted
with their horses than 10 MIR. Tyson with
Comet, which was sired by General STAN
ton, dam unknown.
The coy and graceful Laura. who walked
off with the biggest part of the purse Tor
two-year-olds. is owned by Joseph Lassiter.
of Richmond. Her sire was Norfolk, dam
unknown.
JOHNNIE Morgan won the first place In
the gentlemen's running race with ease.
The chestnut gelding is the property OF
Mr.. II. II. Carr, of Warrenton, Va, who Is
very proud of his valuable piece OF horse
flesh. His sire was C1rcassian.
Perhaps the prettiest runner on the track
was Jacauelin, sire The Jacobite, dam
Dewdrop, owned by J. w. Bradshaw, OF
Lynchburg. Va.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
To-day's races begin promptly at 2
O'Clock. Following is the programme:
First race-mile heats, three in FIVE, B.
year-od class, purse S4OO-Blondethe: b.
t., w. z. Bachelor, Raleigh, N. C.; Zilla
b.. b. f., Acca Stock-Farm. Richmond
Miss Nelson, b. f.. Samuel b. Nelson, Rich
mond; Lila. b. f., Samuel Is: Nelson, Rich
mond; Myrtle, b. M, William Hops
Richmond Uncle Dan, b. g., Meadow
View Stock-Farm. Sharp, N. c.. Extra
Light. b. G., c. ID. NOEL, Tazewell, Va,
Magnolia King, b. c., Magnolia. Stock
Farm, Elmira. n. Y; Romola, b. T., A. ID.
Tyson. Chester. Pa.
Second race-mile heats, best two 10
three. running, purse S2OO-khea. b. M;
Katie c., b. IN. Kings Creek, ch. 6.
Third race-mile heats. three IN I'VE,
2.4O class, purse S3OO-Centreville. b, g..
Ira Nelson. Richmond; Robert Bruce, b.
O., +. G. Smith, stanton. Va; Cape
Charles, 8. g., w. M. Dixon. Hudgins, Va; ;
Lady Llghtfoot, s. M, K. 1. Landon, Cobb,s
Creek. Va. Tom, b. h.. w. p. Bachelor,
Raleigh, n. c.; King William, b. s.. 9: o.
Campbell, Richmond; Willis, b.. s.; Acca
Stock-Farm. Richmond; Lila, b: f.. Samuel
Il. Nelson, Richmond; Robert RANSOM d.
g.. Joseph Lassiter, Richmond; Clipper. G.
s., Meadow-View Stock-farm, Sharp, N.
c.: Mamie d., b. f.. James st. Claire,
Roane. Va. Brave Boy, b. s., George d..
Bennett. Goldsboro', n. c.; Granite. b. e.,
L. f. Pipher, Knoxville, Tenn. Fear Not,
b. e., David j. Hathaway, Norfolk, Va.
Premiums Awarded Yesterday.
Below is given list of the premiums
awarded yesterday:
COLLECTION OF APIARIAN IMPLEMENTS.
Hive for all purposes, specimen honey IN
COMB (ten pounds), specimen unmanu1ac-
tured beeswax, package honey extracted
five pounds. colony OF bees, specimen
artificial comb, j. w. Porter. Charlottes-
vile, Va. first premium.
Farm AND GARDEN PRODUCTS.
Acre Of wheat. not less than 40 bushels,
DIR. Sheppard, city, first premium. Acre
hay, not less than 215 tons, w. &. Parkln.
son. city. first premium. Bushel white
| corn, in ear f.. Z. Hooper, city, second
premium. Bushel red wheat, DIR, n. q:
| Sheppard, city, first premium. Bushel
yellow corn, in ear, j. Il. Watkins, Halls
| boro', Va, FIRST premium. Bushel sweet
corn, L. Z. Hooper, city, first premium
Bushel winter oats. j. 3. Washington
| Woodford. Va, first premium; w. W.
Smith. city. second premium. Bale
! Timothy hay. w. G. Parkinson, lay.
louisville. Va, first premium4 Bale mlxec
clover and timothy hay, w. &. Park
lpson. Taylorsviile, Va, first premium
Specimen of fax, I. 2. Hooper, city,. frs
premium; +. F. Hooper, city. second pre-
MUM. Half dozen egg plants, L. Z. Hooper
| CITY. first premium; Milton d Nuckles
| CITY, second premium. Specimen OF hemp
Il. p. Hooper. city, first premium; Il. +
Hooper, CITY, second premium. Bale o.
hops, T. Z. Hooper, city. first premium
T. 2. Hooper. city, second premium DIS
play of grain and grass, Miss Meta N. Pratt
| Waynesboro', Va, first premium. DozeI
beets, garden, I. p. Hooper, city. first pre-
mum; T. Z. Hooper, city. second pre-
mimi. Dozen cucumbers, w. W. Smith
CITY. first premium; L. p. Hooper, city
second premium. Dozen of satisfy. w. w
Smith. city, first premium; I. p. Hooper
city, second premium. Dozen carrots, W
W. Smith, city, first premium; W, L
Hood, city, second premium. Six root
celery, T. r. Hooper, city, first premium
TIP. Hooper. city, second premium. Dozel
OF lettuce. Il. p. Hooper, city, first pre-
mum; w. w. Smith, city. second pre-
MUM. Dozen of parsnips, W. w. Smith
CITY, first premium; L. z. Hooper, city
second premium. Field pumpkin, 4
p. Hooper, city, first premium; L
Z. Hooper, city, second premium
Dozen of mangel wurzel, L. T. Hooper
city, first premium; 1. I: Hooper, CITY, Sc
cond premium. Peck of red tnrnips, W
T. Hood, city, first premium. Exhibit o
peppers, Mrs. A. @. Crouch, city, first pre-
mum: Il. =. Hooper. city, second pre-
MUM. Buslel blackeye peas ). Is. Wash
lncton, Woodford, Va, first premium; i
z. Hooper, city. second premium: Doze
of tomatoes, 4. y. Hooper, city, first pre-
MUM; w. L. Hood. city, second premium
Peek OF lima beans, 4. L. Hooper. city
.. first premium; 4; I. Hooper, CITY, s zee l.
premium. Bushel sweet potatoes, ".
Smith, city, first premium. Halt doze
winter squash. L. p. Hooper, city. frs
premium T. +. Hooper, city, second pre-
mium. Peck OF onions, W. w. Smitf
! city. first premium: L. Z. Hooper. city, 81
cond premium. Half peck green peas.
p. Hooper. city. first premium; 1. L
Hooper. city, second premium. HAN pee
snaps, 4. Z. Hooper. city, hrst premium
lection root vegetables by one exhibitor
w. W. Smith. city, first premium
T. p. Hooper, city, second premium
Exhibits Of -four, meal, shlpstuif, an
bran. Gallego Mills, city, first premium
! Barrel of family -four. Gallego Mills, city
! first premium: Thomas Potts * Co., cit
second premium. Barrel superfine hou
! Galiego Mills, city, first premium; Geore
, L. King, CITY, second premium. barr
extra -four, George 1. hing, CITY, nrst pr
MUM; Gallego Mills. city. second pr,
mimi Sample corn meal, George
!, King. CITY. first premium Gallego Mill
city, second premium. Sample shlpstul
Gallego Mills, city. FIRST premium; Geors
4. King. city, second premium. Sainp
bran. George T. King. city, first premium
CALICO Mills, city, second premium
SsxennIai League Mesting Tonight
, Past Deputy Supreme. President IL.
: Hirshberg mas summoned the members
: the various lodges OF the Sexennial Leag'
, in this city to attend nass-meeting
,, Druid's Hall tonight, and every memo
is urged TO be present and project VIVA
: ever interest he may have III the orde
The League was organized in Philadelph
July, 1888, has four lodges IN TINS CITY al
a total membership of $4,000. and the n
! port of the supreme treasurer on the mr.
! OF tho month showed balance IN the ire
sury OF nearly 5000, 0OO NOTWITHSTANDING
: TINS fact the Philadelphia Times OF yeste