The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
III Columbus Has Made His Greatest ID iscOvcr


Best common or moulded brick. not
less than twcnty-Gve-First premium,
Gay-Lorraine Company, city.
Best fire clay, from Nirginia-First pre-
MUM, Southern Fire Brick Works. city.
Stallion, four years old and over-First
premium II. c. Chamblin. city; second
premium, Acca Stock Farm. city.
Entire colt, three years old and under
four-First premium, Acca Stock Farm,
city; third premium, G. d. NOEL, Danville,
Va.
Entire colt, two years old and under
three-First premium, w. 4. Nuckles.
city: second premium, Cox Brothers, Ber-
muda Hundred.
Yearling colt-First premium. &. f.
Jones, Csrysbrook. Va; second premium,
H. G. Chambin, city.
Brood mare, four years old and over
First premium, Acca Stock Farm. city;
second premium. II. c. Chamblin. city.
Filly. three years old and under four
First premium, Joseph Lassiter. city: sec
ond premium, Jacob S. Shaw, Grantland,
Va.
f7llly, two years old and under three
First premium, II. G. Chamhlin. city;
second premium. Acca Stock Farm, city.
Pair mares or horses-First premium.
Acca Stock Farm, city; second premium,
W. II. Allison, city.
Horse or mare for single harness-Ftrst
premium, A. S. Hughes. Cappahoosic. Va;
:, cond premium, Cox Brothers, Bermuda
HI ndred.
Standard trotting stallion-First pre-
MUM, H. c. Chamblin. city; second pre-
MUM. none.
Standard trotting brood mare-First
premium, II. G. Chamblin, city; second
premium, none.
Best linseed oil-First premium, Ma
tional Linseed Oil Company, city.
Best castor oil-First premium. Ma
tional Linseed Oil Company, city.
Best glue-First premium, Thomas
Christian, city.
Best ground glue-First premium,
Thomas Christian, city.
Display Of fine groceries-Flrst pre-
MUM, Gordon & Dilworth, New York.
RIcHMoND's EXHIBIT.
One of the most attractive sights to
visitors is the Richmond City Collective
Exhibit. This is the exhibit made by
about twenty-five merchants and manu-
facturers, among whom are MessIs =.
II. Mayo, Harwood & Jones, r. n. Kend-
Ter, j. J. Hickok,J Wright Company, Allen
& Ginter, A. Hoen, Bowie q Wilson, w.
T. Hancock, Z. Il. Pilkinson Company,
Cameron * Cameron. Virginia Pharma-
cal Company Randolph Paper-BoX Com
pany G.. f. Sauer Company. Marshall
Manufacturing Company, S. b. Adkins
Southern Engraving Company. Hasker e.
MaTcuse, Goodman Manufacturing Com
pany, II. ". Rountree K Brother, Savage
& Holms T.. NJ. Lea &, Co., Richmond
Cedar Works, Walsh Furniture Company
and j. b. Faulkner, with his electric
couch. A locomotive made by convict
at the pententiary without machinery.
is also i'm the exhibit, and is wonderful.
The tobacco globe made at +. II. Mayos
factory attracts general attention. The
exhibit stands fair show for the prize
offered for the best exhibit made at the
Exposition.
James Kelly and T. Henderson, two
festive fakirs. were arrested in front Of
the Exposition yesterday by Sergeant
Epps' force, charged with felOniously and /
unlawfully exhibiting a shell game. They |
were locked up, and will appear for trial
at the police court this morning.
To-day is Columbus day. and will be |
given over largely to the children
All teachers of the public free schools |
Of the State will be admitted at twenty
five cents each. all children attending the |
public free schools at ten cents each, |
and all other children not over sixteen |
years Of age at ten cents each.
Teachers of free schools should have |
some evidence to present at the gate of |
their position as teachers. and as far as |
possible have their scholars to enter in a |
body or with some badge TO distinguish |
them.
OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
Besides the Australian Bird Show, the |
Cat Orchestra and other day attractions
Pains Paris from Empire to Commune
will give another exhibition at night,
when the cataract OF Niagara will be
presented in fireworks. This is a most
beautiful spectacle. and while 1t is going
on Jean Wetzman. the tight-rope walker,
who was disabled from a fail at the
second performance, will appear for the
first time since his recovery, and perform
above the cataract Of fire. The engage
ment OF this wonderful show closes next
Tuesday night.
At a meeting Of the Exposition COM
mittee last evening they decided to set
apart tomorrow rs workingman's day,
when the admission will be placed at
twenty-five and children ten cents.
They passed n vote OF thanks to Messrs
Darlington and Archer, proprietors OF
the Exchange, for entertaining the Hamp-
ton band on the occasion OF the trades
parade free Of charge.
They also adopted the following:
Resolved That the thanks OF this So
ciety are due ana are merely 'ehuereu
MIR John n. Martin for his interest and
zeal in organizing and conducting the
splendid tournament held In the EXPOSE
ton grounds on the 18th. and the salts
factory manner in which II was held and
I asked member Of the committee II
he fakirs would be allowed to open their
games again during the balance OF the
Exposition. He replied that the matter
was In the hands Of the police depart
nent. and that they would have TO de- !