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The Dickinson press., 1895-06-22
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change to the BEST Wool Market in the North
west.
Our 1895 Calendar, a work Of art, beautifully
illustrated and covered with fine samples Of our
structions and description of our plant sent n 3
to any sheep owner on application.
permission to the publisher Of the PRESS.
SPECIAL OFFER ON FREIGHTs-Our regular
plan is to pay freight one way on shipments to
50lbs. To any re.der Of this paper cutting ont
this "a. apdsending 1t to US in letter notifying us
Of shipment we VIII 'RAT' fREEsH7 WAY no
amount IL more than 100 lbs. we will not only
pay the freight one way but will either disconnt
the bill or add to the value Of the goods shipped
sufficient value to cover the cost of return freight.
Send for Our Beautiful Calendar.
The Dickinson press., 1895-06-22
Strayed

From my ranch north of, Hutchinson
one dark gray horse 4 years oldlbrand.
ed J on left. thigh. $5. reward for
his return. 8.l5.3t be-. SEssEN.
The Dickinson press., 1895-06-22
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Office of Commissioners Of Ineurance.

L, F. B. Fancher, Commissioner of Insurance
Of the State of North Dakota, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true abstract of the origin.
al statement now on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of this Office at Bis.
marck, this 3rd::day of May, A.. D. 1895.
[seal] 4. i. FANCHER,
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100 LOTS. 100 LOTS.
lOO CONGER'S WILSON TRACT
Being part Of the Nadeau Orange Orchard Tract,
located on double-track electric car, on Central
ave, joining city limits. Take Vernon car, corner
Second and Spring SITS. This property is only Is
minutes ride from Spring st. This property is
located on west side Central ave., covered with
orange and shade trees. The, lots large to wide
alleys. City water piped to every lot in tract. |
OFFER 80 lots, your selection, Al practically the
same prices made before the Improvements | will
make were contemplated, / shall, within 10 day g.
grade and gravel the streets in tract complete the
cement sidewalks, put cement curb on Central
ave-, set choice shade trees in front each lot and
care for them one year without expense to owner.
| will sell at low values terms to suit, at low
rates OF interest Building clause front half OF
tract. A choice place for homes at your disposal
Inquire at III south Broadway, of owner, II. NJ.
CONGER. 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VIZ ANTED-NOUR NOTES AND BILLS TO
w collect. We are prepared 10 pay special at
tention to collections. having had several years
experience in this work; send or bring them to us
drop card and we will call. \. l., TOWLE e
CO., 23l w. Fourth st. Il
wv ANTED - STOCK IN STATE LOAN &
w Trust Company, Los Angeles National
Bank in part payment for good property. POM
DENTER IL WADSWORTH, sos w. Second l6
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
TO the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance
No contributions returned.
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DALM1STRN-PROF. a. MYERS, THE GEL
L ebrated European ialmlst, pscNchsometrist
and phrenologlSL, who has examined the hands of
most OF the crowned heads of Europe, has arrived
in Los Angeles and intends to remain here for
some time. BY palmistrN lie reveals accurately
the past, present and future OF the individual; gives
descriptions of every member Of your family, the
deceased, well the Living; also the description
of the one you have married and the you will
marry tells country of birth, age and how long
you VIII live describes perfectly your pre- sent cir
cumstances, and no matter how difficult they are.
by his advice you VIII be able 10 avoid obstacles
and aided TO success. As a psYchometrSt he is
unequaled. He viii locate any almcnJ disease
more accurately than autopsy would do, and by
this gift and power has helped many, who had
given up all hope. All who are about to make IL
change should consult him, his advice is reliable
and beneficial. PCrfpcl satisfaction guaranteed or
no pay. Free ree-Free medical diagnosis from
S 10 10 am. Readings from 10 am. to pm. Par
lors the NorW God. 565 : Hi ST.. OF 81 Sth. IS
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FINANCIAL


DACIFIC LOAN COMPANY,
Il INCORPORATED.
Loans money in any amount on all
kinds of collateral securities dia-
mondS, iewery, sealskins, merchan-
disc, etc. Also on pianos iron and
steel safes, without removal. Partial
payments received. Money quick.
Business confidential. Private Office
for ladies'.
w. T.. DE GROOT Manager
Rooms . and T. ia = Spring 81.
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LNOR SALE-THE MOST COMPLETE TRACT
II in every respect that was ever put on this
market Is Clark & Bryan's Figueroa st. Tract,
Der jefferson and Figueroa SITS. The lots broad
and deep, the soil mellow and sweet and the oca-
ton is more than complete for the price Of only
$1,000 ON these lots.
CLARK & BRYAN,
le7 W. Third st,
IL
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NYOW rs THE TIME TO GET IN ON THE
~ ground floor in Clark u Bryans Figueroa st.
Tract. number of fine improvements are now
under consideration which will materially add to
the value of the property. This Is the only tract in
tho city where the value OF improvements must
exceed $1,000 per lot Lots that are now selling for
$1,000 will soon be worth so per cent more money.
CLARK e. BRYAN,
Is 127 W. Third Street.
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beautiful HOME-WE HAVE AN ELE-
ID giant Broom, 2-story residence, modern in
every respect, and located in the lovely South
Bonnie Brae tract, that we Offering for $500,
which is fully 20 per cent less than you can dupli.
cate it. Call and examine this home; it is a beauty
and we are offering it dirt cheap. CLARK Il
BRYAN, 1877 West Third st. 10
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FOR SALH--cYTY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE--cITY PROPERTY.
T1oR sALE--REAL ESTATE.
CARDwELL 4 FRIEsE,
REAL ESTATE d BUSINESS BROKERS'
1870 NORTH SPRING STREET,
HAVE FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE
HOUSES AND LOTS.
Farms improved and unimprovcd; county and
state rights on three good patents.
Grocery stores-wholesaie and retail-wood and
coal business, butcher shops.
Good lot on Twelfth st., $1,000.
Good 4-room house aud lot, 5oxi2o $500; bar
gain.
Good lodging house, 80 rooms, on Spring street,
$1,000.
Good lodging house Broadway, cheap.
Good fruit land in Riverside for sale or trade on
easy terms.
Property in Kansas Dakota, Missouri, Oregon
and state OF washington.
We make a specially OF renting cottages and
rooms. Information free
List your property with u.s.
CARDwELL& FRIESE.
Is lSs North Main st.
TNOR sALE-ON TIME
LOTS Ho!lsEs
At HIGHLAND PARK
AT HIGHLAND PARK
AT HIGHLAND PARK
ON PASADENA AVE.
on pAsA DENA AVE.
Lots from $500 up; houses from $1,000 up.
Lots from $500 up; houses from 5000 up.
Time from Tyear up
Just outside city, on electric road, finest lots
on the MARKET sizes of lots from 50x5o feet to or
more acres, Just as you wish. Fine balmy climate
and the best OF spring water.
Houses built TO order on installments II you
wish.
Call and be shown the best bargains in the
Some new houses now being built on this
properly. Take the electric car on Spring ST.. and
They are clear of incumbrance and have per-
feet title.
We also have good 2-story house there for sale,
Win shade and fruit trees and garden, The lot Is
lO2N150, price $500.
Also Groom modern house, with 8 acres of land,
5000.
Also new 2-story, S-room. first-class modern
home, lot over acre, fine landscape garden, fruit,
shade, roses, oranges; a beautiful place, $780,
Call at the main Office from 10 to II a. M. and
to p. M, and take free ride out and buy site
for a home or go out to the Office on the
ground; electric cars pass the office on Pasadena
ave.; the builders are on the ground.
w. p LARk1N 4 q, &C. Owners Owners
Headquarters for Chicago buyers. IL
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FOR SALE
20 fine bargains in houses, from 5000 to $1,000:
some thai must he sold and will go az bargains
w. T.. LARKIN d co.
9tf 1872 $. broadway.
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IF YOU WANT A SWELL LOT IN THE
swell part of the city for only $1,000 and be in
the swim the balance of your days, secure 1t in
CLARK & Bryan's FiRueroa st. Tract corner JEFF
ferson and Figueroa SITS.
CLARK & BRYAN,
1.7 w. Third ST.
IS
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INOR SALE-31ST ST., NEAR GRAND AVE,
Il Broom 2-story house, newly built with bath,
library and fine mantels: everything first-class;
fine yard lot 50x153 bargain at 10000 don't miss
seeing this w. p. LARK1N ~ CO., at their new
week. IL
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WANTED-.REAL ESTATE.


wv ANTED-GOOD HOME IN Los ANGELES
w in part exchange for fine income ranch near
Orange, unncumbered: no cash needed; difcr-
ence secured by mortgage.
Good residence in Los Angeles or rooms, clear
or nearly so, Tor good income ranch near Helmet.
House or vacant lots Los Angeles. clear, for fine
income property Columbus, Ohio, clear.
Improved or vacant, Los Angeles, for Il acres
near Clearwater this county no alkali; good grain
and alfalfa land. 10y u HUR1N, 5Ss 5. Broad
way. IA
wv ANTEn-CORNERL LOTS EN cry WHERE.
w have lots Of buyers who want them !;
bring them in today. COSNORS CORNER LOT
AGENCY. .07 w. Second st. If
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FOR SALE
Go out today and see Clark 4 Bryan's new Fig
uerOa st. Tract corner Jefferson and Figueroa SITS.
It's beauty and prices amazingly low.
CLARK 4 BRYAN,
127 w. Third st.
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NOR sALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE WE
II offer 50xl55 to n 20 foot alley FiguerOa st.
100 feet north OF Sixteenth st. for only $780, This
fine lot this swell st. at that price Is suicidal In
the first degree. Take 1t while the opportunity is
offered. CLARK q BRYAN, 127 West Third st.
10
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PALMLSTRY


A RRIVED - HARRY II. WAITE, THE
"A Clslrvoyant of Clairvoyants and the ONLY
independent slate writing medium in the city, that
answers sealed messages while in a dead trance,
tells if your lover is true or false who to trust and
who to watch tells your lucky month"; week or
day, gives advice on all matters OF importance,
such business, love AFFAIRS, marriages, divorces,
lawsuits, etc. Locates lost or stolen goods, reu-
mites the separated, brings speedy marriages, re-
moves stumbling blocks and bad luck of all Kinds.
IT you find with all your nalure's gifts THAI you
CANNOT succeed, go at once 10 this wonderful man
and find out the cause of yonr bad luck. Ramem-
Der he tells you all vou wish to know and does not
ask you solitary question, nor do YOU pay cent
unless you fully satisfied. but if YOU salts
fed he then charges You 500. Is this not honesl?
Now do not delay, but go at once and see this me
dunn. ii You are going 10 see medium. Why not
the greatest earth? He has taken parloTs at
352 : Broadway, where he will give private sttings
daily. Hours from Q to $. p. S.-Peope Ii wing ont
OF the city send stamp for free advice, but ask
questions Read my big add in medium column
2-27 If
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INOR SALE--BY W. ]. FISHER 227 W. SEC.
It ond street-sl4 foot, lots Kohler st. near Sew
enth sl5 foot lots, Merchant ST., near Seventh
5000, snap, new house, rooms, hard finish, Koh-
Ter st. $3.50. NEW house. rooms, BATH Kohler ST.
$3.50, a SO cash, years credit per cent, 10
acres $780, a., II acres, near electric cars Univer
sity; wanted $4,000, 1913 gross on city property,
rents "A per cent. 20-tf
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EoR sALE...clTY PROPERTY

FOR SALE...CITY PROPERTY
+ w BY JOHN H. CONE,
ao7 s. Broadway.
MoNrED MEN. ARE y yos LOOKING Foa A
I dsE
of the most
pieces OF property
West First Street.
that viii be Sold
ridieulousiy
FIGURE.
!. mus. be sold within this coming week.
Who is going to be the lucky investor7
s sfKISe 4 s f1HnE OF
rRopucISs $S iSeoME o,
1ssunAse eyer HA AAR A ASS REPAIRS.
THE MOST sysr DE p,EiIa
INVESTMENT
IN LOS GELES.
INVESTIGATE THIS AT v-cE.
BROADWAY.
BROADWAY.
BROADWAY.
BRICK BLOCK.
PRODUCING
~ PER CENT
OVER AND ABOVE
INSURANCE., TAXES AND ALL OTHER
EXPENSES.
THIS Is WITHOUT DOUBT
THE MOST DESIRABLE
INCOME PROPERTY
ON
BROADWAY.
JOHN II. CONE,
2U7 s. Broadway. 10lS-l5
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REAL ESTATE

: : : >
DELL d SABICHI, REAL ESTATE AND
j. - Insurance agents; money loaned at per cent,
POS w. Third ST. 1877 II
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CHIPOPODLSTS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
DRESSM4KING

EASTERN DRESSMAKER WISHES SEW
Il ing in Tie house or out by the day. sis W.
seventh ST. Il
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A RE YOU LOOKING FOR LOT TO BUILD
"A fine house? If so don't buy until you see
Clark & Bryan's Figueroa st. Tract. This il the
finest tract ever offered in this city and the prices
are the lowest.
CLARK & BRYAN,
IS l27 w. Third ST.
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MEDIUMS

yyRS BANTER REYNOLDS, MEDIUM AND
w magnetic healer, makes a specially of bust
ness readings; call and get advice on all matters
pertaining 10 your business; trial will satisfy
YOU THAI | what / represent; hours 10 10 i.
o. = Spring St. parlors and :. 10
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4 GNES II. PLEASANCE, THE DEAD
IN. trance medium, gives satisfactory sittines
daily at her residence, G3i = BROADWAY. All
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A GREAT BOULEVARD-FIGUERoA ST.
"A is the great boulevard of the city and has
more fine homes on 1t than any one street in the
city. Along this grand thoroughfare we selling
lots at 1-3 the price that the rich nabobs for
them, because we want you in our tract, and
money and prices must bring you. CLARK u
BRYAN, l27 West Third st. 10
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PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS. ETC.

AIRS. HOPKINS MITCHELL BUSINESS
VI and test medium, 200 II. Firth ST. 2-2s INIT
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w I-NO-NA-SENENTH DAUGHTER OF
w the late Dr.. King World renowned Clair
Voyant and astrolosist, Life reading OF the plan
cts and crystal 80 cts and 81 Nalivites 81 upwards
Hours d. m. to p. m. Al w. Seventh st. Is
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MFRS. PERCY. los l.. FIFTH 81, HOLDS
~ circles Friday afternoons. Monday and Thurs
day evenings Readings, 81 81
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PLUMBERS

~ ii. WOTTON-SANITARY PLUMBING
-. speciality. Estimates given. 206 T.. Fourth
St., two doors east OF Los Angeles st.
LNRANK 4. WEINSHANK, PLUMBER AND
4 gastter, 2i0 +. Second st. Tel. 1875.
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y gONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, on
Al any good collateral business strictly conf
Dental; loans negotiated on city and country
property. ". +. DEM ING, 2l1 W. First ST..
room II.
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STOVE REPAJRERS

EHTCAGO REPAIRING CO.. JAMES MAYOR,
V 153 w. Fifth ST. Repairs made for any stove
in The L $. Patterns made to order. is
4 ASOLINE STOVES CLEANED, REPAIRED.
W Tel. zoos BLACkMAN, 403 S. Spring st.
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sTNION LOAN COMPANY,

OOINDEXTER & WADSWORTH. BROKERS'
4 800 w. Second ST., buy and sell mortgages
stocks, bonds and any good securities; if you wish
To lend or borrow or invest in real estate call on
us; collections made and properly managed for
non-resldents. 2Stf
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STOCKS, BONDS AND MORTGAGES

LNOUND-SAM CLIPS HORSES AT YOUR
l. own price. North Broadway
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03

end of it. They come to learn what they
can about horses, just as they have been
going to the agricultural fairs. They
know that the horse show is concentra-
ton of the best animals in the State.
Breeders come here to learn and they do
learn great deal about what standards
they should breed in order to obtain
market for their animals. Then it does
more than anything else could do to edu-
cate the people up to how to buy horses
for different purposes.
81 am thankful that there is such band
of men to encourage it and glad that the
show is going to be such success. tell
you l am simply overjoyed at the result"
Although the show lasts day longer
than it did last year, owing to the in
creased amount of work for the judges,
the programme is crowded. This morning
will be devoted to practice. At 2 o'clock
in the afternoon will be the first event on
the programme of the show, parade of
all draught horses. There will be in the
morning of each day after tomorrow
driving in the arena for practice and exer-
else, and the judging and regular pro-
gramme will begin at $50. There will be
a recess from 1890 to 2 P. NJ. each day and
from 5 to P. NJ. tomorrow, 5 80 to 7:45
Wednesday, 5:15 to on Thursday, 5 80 to
7:30 on Friday and $50 to on Saturday.
The vening performances will last until
about II each day.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
8 to 10 A. M.-Horses may be led or ridden In
the ring under the supervision of the ring
master.
10 to IL A. M.-Horses may be driven in the
ring under the supervision of the ringmaster
IL A. NJ. to II M.-The n. G. C. cavalry may
practice in the ring.
II 80 P. M.-Park police may practice In the
ring.
Recess.
M.-Parade of all draught horses, classes
II, 80, 81, 80, S3, 3d. 80, 100, 1O1, los, 1O6,
107, 112, 116.
2:15 P. M.-Parade of trotting stations
classes 5, 6, 7, 8.
230 P. M.-Parade of twelve thoroughbred
stations, class l.
2:45 P. M.-Parade of hackney, pony and
coaching stations. classes 21, 80, 81, 50, 66.
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The horse show opens this morning .at
9 o'clock and society's show in the even
Ing at o'clock. Both are to be the best of
their kind ever seen in San Francisco. The
pick of California's best horses OF all
classes will be on exhibition. Breeders
and horse-owners have gathered from all
over the State to learn what horses are
demanded and to learn to what standards
they should breed to SELL They will not
bother themselves very much about the
show OF beauty and fashion in the evening.
But there will be none who are in the
swim absent. The preparations in the
way of gowns have occupied many a
dressnaker and modiste for weeks. They
say that never before have they had so
much to do. Quite number of swagger
gowns have been imported from Paris, and
the New York fashion papers describing
the dressing at the New York show have
been freely used, for the ladies are follow
ing the fashions of the New York show as
to dress as much as are the men who drive
four-in- hands and ride. The boxes, 120 in
all, encircle the arena, and in these will
be gathered one of the greatest attractions,
if not the greatest attraction, of the
evening.
the preparations, and the show promises
TO open smoothly and Without any bitches.
Ate o'clock Richard Graham, as ring
master, in top boots and breeches, with
half dozen assistants, will take charge of
the arena and the show will begin.
Graham is an Englishman, superintendent
of the Burlington stables, and son-in-
law of Edwin Fownes of London, one of
the greatest masters of four-in-ha driv-
ing living. So he will know all about the
little details of dress aud PAGES.
President Crocker was very happy over
the outlook yesterday. 81 know now that
it is going to be a great show he said.
"People all over the State are waking up
to the fact that it is something more than
fad and not simply a society event. OF.
course there are two sides to the show the
social and the practical. All these people
from the Sacramento and San Joaquin
valleys do not come down for the social
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03

| sadly disappointed when the New York
| judges get to work. There are great
| many things that are not good form in
New York that have been thought Just the
thing here. For instance, for q saddle
horse to single-foot is fatal. To be sure,
New York allowed single-footing for nine
years, but they have discarded the COM
Portable If not graceful pace, and that,
of course, must settle the matter for San
Francisco. Then there are lots of other
wrinkles that nobody but the judges from
the East know of that will prevent horses
from winning prizes.
During the morning and afternoon the
horses will be the sole attraction, but in
the evening they will have to compete for
attention with the show of beauty in the
boxes.
The arrangement Of the stables is admira-
BILE. They are 80 arranged that the people
can examine all the horses in their stalls
both day and evening. for at night they
will be brilliantly lighted up. And there
are horses for all, little tots as well as
grown people.
For the youngsters there are A. w. Fos-
ter's dozen Hungarian ponies not much
larger than big Newfoundlands. They sre
all colored beautiful dark chestnut brown
with long silver-white names and tails,
and look like pictures out of children's
story-books. Little Duchess weighs only
$40 pounds and is as gentle, dainty and
pretty pony as could be wished. Then
there are the sturdy Shetland ponies of the
Kern County Land Company, and Miss
Lurline Spreckels' Topsy with her mite Of
q shaggy colt.
As contrast to these are the great
Clydesdaies and Normans. OF these Points
man Jr., George W. McNear's Clydesdale
from Petaluma. is the biggest horse in the
show, weighing 23O0 pounds.
Then there are the thoroughbreds from
most of the well-known stables in
the State to interest the racing peo-'
pie and all who care for fast
horses. Hobart, Joe Grant, John Parrott.
Talbot Clifton and the Burlingame Club
and the others who have entered swell
turnouts take up great deal of space with
their four-in-hand, tandem and union
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03

$50 P. M.-Judging five saddle horses, class
Sc.
4P. M.-Four-in-hand exhibition.
4:30 P. M.-Judging pony stations and brood
mares, classes 62, "a, S. &c, 81.
Recess.
to 8 P. M.-Psrk police drill.
SP.M.-Parade of all pony classes.
SIS P. M.-Judging two unicorn teams.
$50 P. M.-Judging two coaching stations,
each with three of his get, class 80.
s:45 P. M.-Parade of stations entered for ex-
hibition only.
9P.M M.-Judging fifteen roadsters, class 16.
$50 P. M.-Judging five horses in harness,
class 49,
9:45 P. M.-Exhibtion of tandems.
10P. M.-Judging ten jumpers, class 70.
The music will be be furnished by Noah
Brandt and a string orchestra of twenty
five members. Their stand is placed above
the presidents box and in the gallery.
Musical programmes have been arranged
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03

after will begin at 8 80 and continue until
1880 on Saturday night, when they finish
with the jumpers.
The judges as far as announced are as
follows:
Thoroughbreds-John Mackey and James B.
Ferguson; pacers-H. A. Mayhew, Monroe
Salisbury, Lot D. Slocum and Judge W. E.
Greene; hackneys-H. X. Bloodgood; pony
stations and broodmares-H. K. Bloodgood
and Richard F. Carman; ponies in harness
II. K. Bloodgood, R. F. Carman and F. T. Un-