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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

There was a large and enthusiastic
meeting OF the board Of managers OF the
Retreat for the Sick yesterday. The la
dies have most OF them returned from
their summer outing, and are ready for
the winters work at the Retreat in the
interest of the worthy sick Of our State
and city
The meeting was opened by prayer by
the president, Mrs. William \. Jenkins.
after which the regular business was
transacted. The board manifested its zeal
at once by taking charge OF lunch to
the National Convention of the Christian
Church. which meets in this city October
18th The lunch and supper will be given
at No. 10 north Seventh street, near the
Seventh-Street Christian church, where
the convention will meet
other plans were proposed and dis
cussed I'm the interest OF the institution.
\ training school has recently been
established. with eight scholars already
in attendance. Daily instruction is given
by a trained nurse, who IS a graduate
Of one of the best training schools. Three
lectures weekly will be given by some
of the most prominent physicians Of the
city.
The institution has been meeting the
public demand for trained nurses in q
most satisfactory manner
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TIKI TIMES-RICHMOND VA: FRIDAY OCTOBER II 1884

will be instituted tonight by Capital
LnSyge Lodge No. The s0 degrees aa viii 0 be
conferred by the degree stats OF these
lodges in Aurora Lodge-room, biietts
Hail.
Past Grand G. y. Jones VIII be master
Of ceremonies, assisted by Past Grand
Master T. N. Render, Grand Pattiarch
Manly y. Ramos. District Deputy Charles
Pohlig, Past Grand w. III. Bailey, Grand
Secretary 7. Wiley Davis. Grand Treas.
urer John W. Ferguson and District
Deputy $. II. Crowder.
The ceremonies will begin at 7:So
o'clock. All the lodges OF the city ana
visiting brethren are invited. Grand Lee
turer Branch. OF Petersburg, was ten
dere1 "A special invitation to be present
TO assist over a week ago, but nothing
has yet been heard from him in reply:
The new lodge will be known as High
land Spring. No rs, and starts on with a
charter membership of forty.
Richmond Odd-Fellows are considered
70 be the most energetic and enthusiastic
in this jurisdiction, and Past Grand Jones
is conceded to be the leader In the effort
TO push the Old Dominion ahead in the
ranks. 1t was he and Grand Master
Render which gave such large increase
to the order last year.
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Chamber OF Commerce.

The quarterly meeting Of the Rich
mOnd Chamber of Commerce was held
yesterday evening at T. NJ" FtrSt
Vice-President S. II. Halves occupying
the chair.
Under the head of reports Of standing
committees. Mr. John VI. Taylor, chair
man of the Committee on streets,
Roads and Parks. reported that his com
mitter, in accordance with the authority
given il by the Chamber, had conferred
with the chairman Of the committee
of the Young Mems Business League, OF
Roanoke, Va, in reference 10 the COCA
roads convention. and had rendered The
Han Of the Chamber Tor the use # this
convention, which Will meet in ri ehmond
october 18th. at 1890 A. Nj. lie also
reported that the president of the Cham
Der had appointed delegates TO this con-
yeution, at the request Of his commit
tee.
There being no other reports of com
mittees Mr.. w. A. Hamm nd was pro
posed for membership by Mr.. >. II.
E9,,es and unanimously elected.
The meeting then adjourned,
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!. q. q. +. Musicale.

Al Elletts Hall, corner Of Fifth and
Marshall streets. there was delightful
social and musical entertainment given
last night. under the auspices of Aurora
Lodge No. ll6, /. O. O. +.
The following programme was render
ed: Opening address, Mr.. Hill Montague;
selection. Beltons Instrumental Quar-
tette-Professor John Bolton, piano; j.
a. Page, violin; j. b. Smith, trombone,
and II. r. Pusey, cornet. Banjo special
ties. Davis Brothers. Mr. j.. Hill, guitar
accompanist Duet, selection. Miss Ella
Haurand and Miss Ella Charters. Selec-
ton, Belvdcre Quart ette-W. G. Free
man. W. y. Toler. Edward Philips, and
W. D. Foster AutohaTp selections, J. a.
Page and Luther T. Page. solo, selected
Mrs. Bertha Y. Richardson. Guitar solo
Mr.. S. r. Crowder. Selection, Laurel
Quartette-M NJ. w. Garter. Miss
Annie Martin, +. A. Sherman, and J. L..
Mitchell Banjo solo. Mr. f.. T.. Davis
Solo. selected Miss ella Haurand. Comic
song, Mr.. G.. W. B. Crawford. SOLO, Sc
lected. Captain Frank W. Cunningham.
BauiO solo. J. A. Page.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

Governor O'Ferrall Yesterday declined
10 grant a pardon 10 John BUrks, who in
March last was sentenced in the Tazewell
County Court to two years in the peni-
l.. nary TOR houscbreIking.
The Governor agreed 10 remove the
poDucal disabilities Of the following
residents of Accomac county, who last
month had been convicted of unlawful
dredging of oysters: TherogOod Mason, T..
I. Somers and John Hughes. The two
former had been fined 81 each and SEN
fenced to Imprisonment in jail for one
minute. while Hughes had been fined s.
and sent to Jail for five minutes.
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Exciting Runaway,

Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock,
while MIR. T. c. Bristow and a lady rela-
tive were riding down Marshall street IN
a lugey. the morse attached to the We
bicle became frightened, and dashed
down the hill towards Marshall School
at "a rapid rate. Just as the animal was
about turning into Nineteenth street one
OF the hind wheels of the buggy broke.
causing il to OVerturn. Both the Occu-
pants were thrown out, and while the
lady escaped without injury, Mr.. Bris-
tow WAS painfully, and 1t was at first
thought seriously injured. Mr.. j. c..
sistance and aided him in getting to his
home, which was close by
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prnnarfY 1rnnS'e g

Richmond: J. l.. Buffers trustee 70
EInra / Pevton, 50 feet on south side
G Of Orange street, near First SO W. r;
Drinkard. Jr.. to August Boehlng, 10 ia
feet on west side of Graham street, be
tween Leigh and Williams G&lSl,, d
Taylor Ellyson to cara NJ. uoouIlIt H. IL,
Z Street ai- between t{ys en- Harrison ana naler'
subject 10 deed Of trust Of $l,s.2'
$1,000. J. II. Lewis, special commission ,!'i.i i
or 10 Margaret :. Smith, 40 feet on norm
SIDE If park avenue, near Harrison
stree Street o. $50 90 w. G. Neal to A. G. sprat-
low IL fset on west side Of Mayo street,
near Broad. 81 900. Same to same. 10 lee lee,
ON west side Of Mayo street near rear R Io|i,
iar i i,'' IS feet on Twentyfourth street
Southeast son corner Of Marshall, $500 Wm m
Strnrard 10 Virginia &. Saunders, ~
feet on east side of Fifth street near
Raktr 81 2vJ
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4 Painful Accident.

\ middle-aged man, who speaks Enghsh
with a bad accent, was run d9Wn ny d
horse attached to a buggy Wednesday
evening, and painfully injured. ne ills, Is i"
f IN compa4 2yG with his brother he was re
turning from the Exposition. and when
near the freight depot at the head OF
i5rIad street met with the accident.
potb If his ewes were injured. and his
face ana head are cut and bruised, and
one of his fingers was dislocate1.
DR.. Hinchman, VINO CHANGED TO DE III
tht ncighborhood, attended the injured
man. lie was removed to No IL north
Eighteenth street, where he Is board
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Hastings Court.

The following cases were disposed Of in
the Hastings Court, before Judge S. b.
Witt, yesterday:
NJ Angle was fined s. for cruelty to
animals.
Charles Poindexter. charged with shoot
ing a pistol in the public streets, was
sent 10 jail for six months and fined S.
John Anderson was sent TO Jail for
three months. charged with petit larceny.
William Taylor and Wilson Terry re-
ceiy-d six months, charged with petit
larceny.
The case Of Thomas n. McNamee and
William Y. Gau is set for the 22d of
this month
Albert Clarke charged with the muir
der OF Maria Hicks, will be tried at the
No,yer1lnr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

Considerable amusement f. being af-
forded the gay throngs on Broad street
by an enjerprising nrm. who had an
artist decorate an immense window T.
represent school yard. with its high
little bows from three 10 fourteen year
of age. dressed each in a different kind
OF a suit from the firms stock, and
bearing a price label, thus illustrating
the economy Of both price and wear or
the clothing The little tots are up to
ali Kinds OF antics, and the surrounding
crowds are kept roaring with laughter
II is at The corner Of Sixth and Broad
Npyer's store we believe.
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81. nary's Union.

The annual meeting of st Marys Rene-
fetal and Social Union was held Weqnes.
day night ana ,he reports OF the ofllc rs
were read which showed the union 10 ba
In a most fourishing condition and iain-
ing in popularity. The elect on les lied
as follows: President, II. G. Fortsmann;
Nice-President, r.. NJ. Roscher; Rec I'd.
ing Secretary, Louis Il. Schultz; Finan-
cial Secretary. A. IL. Felthaus; ASS ,tant
Secretary, George A. Moltz: Treas.
urer. George b. Bliley; Sergeant-at-A Arms
Richard Schultz; Board Of Trustees. ,Joh3
II. Amrhein, Joseph II. Hulcher and
ID. i ONlnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

The American Home Building and Loan
Ass"ciation. No. l north Tenth street.
Ricbmond. Va, is the place, TO put your
money, where it earns and per cent,
SnecuIafive investments continue uncer-
tain and while business is depressed it is
w'iea Tor investors TO put their money
where il is absolutely secure, and take no
a., ,N.a"t nav9ble January LIST and July LIST.
nnnnaIiy Loans limited to $1,000 each,
ana he monthly payments do not exceed
the actual rent on the property mort
eaged Motto: Small loans-smaU pay
az, Cal and see the president Otis II. Rus
sell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

The huctuation of business at the post
Office is a true thermometer Of the cOnIi-
ton Of business outside.
The volume of mail dispatched from the
Office is one indication, and the increased
stamp sales always brings increased mail.
The receipts from stamp sales AZ the
Richmond post-oilice for the month Of
July, August and September amounted
10 nearly hfty-four hundred doiars more
than for the corresponding months last
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Festive Rel Men

Monacan Tribe, No. IS. l. O. r II AZ.
ter the adjournment OF the regular week
~ session OF the ledge, repaired 10 Nor.
genstern's restaurant where an eIeTont
banquet had been prepared for them'
was a p npreTh,anihE was Informal and
Sheppard, Messrs. c. w. Dunstan. r W
Jones and others. At a late hour The
party dispersed much pleased with Their
evenings entertainment,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12
Nl.itnr ~ th |, CnpItOl.

Among the visitors a the Capitol yes
terday were General William Il. ITALIA
ferro. Of Gloucester county: Treasurer
W. i. Shelton, Of Hanover county; Com
monwealth's Attorney f.. ). Robinson,
OF Warwick county; Treasurer K. y.
East, Of Halifax county, and S'a,e SEM p
tor George ". Jackson, Of Surry county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

There was a delightful entertainment
at the residence OF Mr.. j. W. Pearman,
No. COS north Twenty-siXth street, on
Monday night last. Only a few intimate
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fcarman and
their sisters. the Misses Harris. We're
present. Refreshments, consisting Of
fruits and wine, were served, and all
en- loved the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

The members of this organization are
reauested 10 assemble at the Office OF
The president. 100 Main street, AZ ID
O'Clock 4. NJ, on sATURDkAY, 18th III, I'm
taI[n Mace Ar / o'clock y. VI. OF the same
day. On on the grounds Of the NMest-,Et;nd
Gun club, adjoining The Exposition
Grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

Is your Furniture clean ana glossy
The S. & II. Furniture Polsh VIII 90 ~
easily applied; no smearIng;,
SYDNOR & HUNDLEf,
IN and 7l3 east Broad street,
Ileaders In Furniture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

When SO many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Ho Sd,,ys saJTSsaPar.la,
NM Wny u vn,, In HooIs Sarsaparilla will
make you strong
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

This closes Meyers School BOYS Ad-
vertisement contest, and the following
were the winners:
First prize Robert Andrews, Richmond
High School.
Second prize T. W. Murrell, Richmond
High School
Third prize, John Eggleston, Richmond
High School.
Three cheers for our High School BOYS.
See the Living Pictures in our corner
WIAQUN.
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+. X. Ellis has opened new auction
store al 3i3 east Broad street, where ne
will conduct d first-class auction business
with sales daily.
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AI

At drug store, cigar store, and restau
rant. ask for INFANTA EULALIE ne!
West cigar. and take no other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

=. Wood. W. r. c., 100 yards; i. ". L.
Rudd. -, i5o yards 5. r.. a. L. schade.
y " e. r. s. YARDS Sa ysTdi L. Sine r. r. steS e. 8
40 yards; II. A. l.. Jones. o. c. c., "
yards.
Sixth Event-Team race OF three. cham
pionship OF Virginia, two miles: prize,
handsome silver cup. value so. This cup
TO be known as the Virginia State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society's Cham
j. ", D. Rye, N. c; c,;s. J; t. Tenn
C.; s, Guy Hall, n. c.. c.; q. NJ. j. Pea
tross, o. {. c.; II, a. l.. Jones, o. c. c.;
guson, y. c. c.; 20, c. NJ. Frischkorn,
II. c. c.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18TH.
Seventh Event-One mile. novice. open;
first prize. gold medal vaue s15, second,
gold medal value $40.
vision, l.. A. w. championships; first
prize. gold medal. value SIS; second, gold
medal, value $40.
Ninth Event-one mile, local club cham
sl5: second, gold medal, value So
Tenth Event-Team race, open, two
miles; first prize. gold medal. value SIS;
second. gold medal; value $40.
Eleventh EVent-Half-mile' youths six
teen years old and under; first prize, gold
mccall. value $40; second, gold medal
3Twelfth Event Half-mile. open first
prize. gold medal, vaue Sl5; second, gold
The The entries closed last night at Il
The boys sports will also take place
to-day when the youngsters VIII have
chance to display their agility.
other attractions will be the usua!
outside specialties, the ST. Bclmos, ana
Miss Alice Raymond and Pains great
spectacular, THE Last Days OF PompeH'
at night.
PAINS GRAND SPECTACULAR.
Pains great spectacular, The Last
DAYS of Pompei," was presented last
night in all its splendor and gorgeous
effects. and the production appeared 70 pe
even more skilfully executed than on "Sd-
nCsdaV night. Some of the minor de-
tails OF the performance were much more
perfectly brought out, and there WASH a
Single hitch in the entire presentation
Long before the hour appointed the seats
commenced to fill up rapidly, ana by the
time the performance opened there were
fully 5000 people to witness H. The crowd
was one Of the largest ever seen al
performance Of similar character in the
STATE. Cheers were literally given, and
every person in the audience gave un-
cushioned evidences of enjoying the mag
nihcent spectacle, which was undoubted-
ly well worth seeing All the specially
people acquitted themselves handsomely,
| and came in for a liberal share Of ap-
plause. The rope-walking, the tumbing,
the ladder features, and especially the
magnificent costumes, the gorgeous scenic
effects. the thrilling eruption Of Vesuvius,
and the splendid pyrOtechnic display. were
beyond description. The performance
will be repeated tonight, when it is eX-
pected that a large audience will witness
It.
THE BATTLE or GETTYSBURG.
The panorama representing the great
battle of Gettysburg was one OF the new
special features which was established
yesterday. 1t is an interesting and in
structive show and. crowds Of people
visited IL yesterday. II will be open TO-
day, and every day during the Exposition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

Cigar manufacturers say IT is mys-
,erv hotv cigars as good as Ell TRl-
UMPHO and FLOR De MARSHALL can
be sold here for 1--WE ana ten cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

Real faith never g ,,S;s, weak sa,t y having
TO wait, chronic complaints should be
p af,iela al and the result will be satisrsc-
tory. Hoods |o's"
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you want s ses N psSt ffy E Wf.s eIfar
~ nnn rs take substitute.
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Read our announcement in another
'0'''''''' WALTER d. MOSES & co.
l005 Main street, opposite Post-Oiiice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
pills, assist DIGESTION cure heaadche. Zoe
a COX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

The veNy best class of dealers in a, an
TRIITNPHO and FLOR DE MARSHALL.
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Read our announcement in another
'0'1'''''' WALTER u. MOSES & CO,
1Oo5 Main street, opposite Post-Ofiice.
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New Lodge OF Odd-EellnMs.

The new lodge OF Odd-FelIows which
was organized at Highland Springs about
ten days ago BY Past Grand q. u. Jones
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

INFANTA EULALIE. the best known
Kew West cigar sold in this country.
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CRANuLATED SUGAR. PER

n RAN l LATED SCIAISy fLE
" pound ..........'. .'''''.''''' $3.50 IA
i,lucsI New ORR Creamery Butter,
per pOund...........-.. .....'..t..... -
Apyle Butter, per pound .............
PicklinS spices, per pound. ;.......... ~
California Hams, per pound. ......... 10
, rounds Best Cream Cheese for. %
Arbuckles ArIosa Coffee per pound. -
Fresh Soda Crackers per pound...... D
california Claret Wine, per gallon. "a
. cans California Apricots for........ -
Fresh Country Butter, per pound. ~
snow Flake Patent Family Flour,
per barrel. W. W.
or per Observation-Disclosures, ~
Rreast Bacon. per pOund.............. IL
Salt Pork, per pound. ..ii,.:::.'.'.'... ~
Nice Fa fd S MfSEsVTff 1eF Rsr peT gaon
Sugar-Cured Shoulders, per pound. .
cracked Grain Roasted Conee. per
I, bars LARGE Soap for................ %
,;ood Y. O. Molasses. Per gallon. 80
Silver King Minnesota Patent Family
Flour. per barrel................S3 $50
o- ner sack ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
O'' g ULLMAt"S SON,
sPhone 816 ,s2o-ls22 east Main street
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You boys can be fitted with suits from
81 to s. that some time ago would have
suit for a fOurteen-year-old boy or his
younger brother for 900. or SID; you can
get better ones for $l.79 and $3.50, and
you can get suits for 1913 that are bound
Then in fine suits, for $3.50, 1888 and 1888
you can get the best OF all boys suits.
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RIDING OF THE KNIGHTS
TIE GRAND EXPOSITION TOURNA-
MENT NOV OF THE PAST.
Large Crowd Witnessed II and oil De-
olared 1t . Great succcss-rhe Sue
cessful Riders.

The chief attraction ut the EXPOSE
tion yesterday was the much-talked-of
tournament A great deal OF interest
had been manifested in this feature,
which proved fully in keeping with the
anticipations Of the knights. a gayly-be,
decked in vari-hued costumes. as wen
as the big crowd Of spec .ators on hand.
Al 1l.S1 o'clock the knights formed
I'm front OF Murphy's Hotel. on the cor
ner Of Eighth and Broad streets, ana
paraded down to Nineteenth, thence u
Main. UP Main to Fifth. thence 70 BIoad'
and out to the Exposition grounds. EheTs
in front of the grand-stand on the race
course An Interesting S sesnf pr %as
fancy riding costumes and mounted on
prancing steeds, The Inspiring 9Id strains Ibars
from the band in the grand-stahu, ne n
a large crowd Of men, women, anu Ci I'M
dren had gathered to witness tne ISds
Torrance. a general chaos 4l "a t,po
and other vehicles punched up , aoogt
the railing, on which hung nan a tno o,,d
and spectators, tie ma,shdls, Juus f,,,I of
all. combining to make the picture luh oi
spirit and dash.
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TOURNAMENT .OTTs.

The prizes were awarded by Mr.. Whit
tet, one OF the judges. at Murphy's Ho-
tel last night at 10 O'Clock.
Many catering criticisms were heard
In regard to some of the costumes and
their wearers.
The tournament was pronounced by
critics to be the handsomest ever seen
i'm Virginia, IL not in the South.
There were perhaps 200 people who
witnessed the tournament.
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-. THIRD -.
Prize Advertisement

Under the sun there's nothing new
Believe me, friends, this is not true;
For we've man in our town
Who'll beat the world in every round
For showing wonder, art and skill.
In catering 10 the public Will;
Whate'er they wish, whate'er demand,
Meyers will always lead the van.
And now, OH wonder Of them MI,
\ new department for the fall.
He shows, in clothing for the boys,
In every style and price and size.
BSeeholdi IKE mountain ranges rise; s
Then cheer, boys. cheer, with main and
might
Hurrah Hurrah! this man will knight.
And pledge our word that each must
buy
4 suit from nnt tI,nt milo "a hfrh
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THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.

The panorama representing the great
battle Of Gettysburg was one OF the new
special features which was established
yesterday. 1t is an interesting and in
structive show, and. crowds Of people
visited IL yesterday. II will be open TO-
day, and every day during the Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-12

For first prize the Ncssrs. Cockey. who
were Knights Garrison" and Garrison
Forests" tied each other. In the contest
over the tie Garrison won, LEAVING
numerous other ties. which. after hdNnS
been holly contested, resulted in the
prizes being awarded rs follows: Inlrd
prize, blackstone" fourth prize, Nlr-
gnia;" NTH prize, "AFsterious LOUISA "a
prize. Independence" eighth prize, "Nots
toway;" ninth prize, "Martinsburg;' TENN
DriZe "FCreSt View
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The umbrella, given by Messrs. Nc
Adams {; Berry. WAS taken by Knight OF
the Golden Rod as the best rider; the
bv the knight OF Cumberland, whose
horse made the best time. the slippers,
presented by Messrs. Taylor & Brown,
awarded to the Knight of Fdrmyile OR.
w. T.. Anderson as the hdndsomest
knight while Chief Marshal John r.
Martin. Of Farmville, took the costumer
set as the handsOmest marshal.