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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-06-30

~ ''.''' - - - ny
1.-The town council Of orkyi.Ic
passed "n ordinance last week for
bidding bicycle Iidin@ On the side
walks. The cyclists orgm'.zed ana
hy a petition si9rlJ by - wheel
men, prevailed npun council TO
l"s.iad the ora'Hany" IA. adopt
one submitted by th@@ FOR the
regulation OF riding. Every
member Is pledged to l". IT any
violations of the pcw ordinancc
that may come under Hl- or her
observation.
The provisions Of g.. lew or
dinanCc forbid riding .u certain
sidewalks; when un silewalks
speed should not exceed 5 miles
al bCnr, nor / miles when nearing
a crossing; and bells must he rung
continuously for 30 yard, on ap-
proaching a crossing. Failure to
observe either condition TO subject
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Amt 1t So ?

One of the busiest places in our
town at this season is II. j. Greg
ory & Co.'S. In fact it is busy
place the year around but at thi-
season especially customers are
wanting new engines, boilers, Gins,
mills, presses, rcWpcrs, mowers,
machinery of all kinds, and way
ons, buC&les and harness. They
90 right to II j Gregory & Co for
them. They know thei" reputa-
tion for farr dealing and honest
representation, their responsible
ty and guarantee on anything they
sci. Customers like to buy from
them on that account and they do
it. That's why they are busy the
whole year round. They have
never been undcrsold; they will
not Dc: lheY cannOt be. Often
they give almost ,hcir entire prof
its on machinery to the purchaser
just to make a sale. Don't pnr-
chase anything in their lines until
You have gotten their prices. If
you do You will feel sick. Mark
that down for they have determin
cd never 10 he undcrsold. Read
their advertisement and if you
sec anything mentioned that YOU
need, cali on them and YOU will
get it at rock bottom prices with
Il guarantee that's equal to gold
dollars.
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Ani.uai Meeting.

The Secretary and Treasurer of
the Lancaster Cotton Mills is
busy notifying TIE stockholders
of the annual meeting which comes
off Tuesday, July 10Th, at 10
O'Clock m, in the Office of T Y
William, Esq, upstairs in the
Bank building. All stockholders
should be present.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-06-30
EENtLiN TABLETS.
h'Hic0fCd tfC|iUc U'dJcrS Crl'
tn" L"Cm IrcutntcnfOJ Discusses
Pcc HIur Ia U1Hueu.

such "a fa'iirg of "a" womb ulcrra.
ton, enlargement. itching, huruirg
and SEEDING discharges and ruc,r-
ri ara or Whites. Mechanical apuli-
anc,s and the annoyance aud iuCnn.
vcnience Of phA sician may be al,
one" dispensed with.
fIu'tering Of the heart. n'rvous
ana dAsreptic symptoms, cpld eXt:emi
ties. Pains In The breast, Pain Oh right
or left Of womb. sore feeiiug ia lower
part OF bow els, Pain in the top Of the
head, D'zZin'ss and the h uss, D->
pressed spirits, Pain IN the reri n OF
Tia" kidney~, ana backuche, Bearing
down f,c'Eg, sparks befo q the eyes,
etc., are o"ty symptoms. dependent up.
ON common cuusI-- Disease of the
WOMB sud OrdrieS Treatment to re-
leve any one Of these symphonies can
not. III most, accOmp'i,h more than
ten porary relief lhuuGr d. OF WON en-
VIII TESTIFY Ia the truth or this s'ntr-
mehD. You cannot G re- "A diseased
organ hy directing you RENE dies to the
r. lief OF symptoms Treat the dissas =,
ell Organ giving lie To the symptoms
go To he root Of The evi and Apply
your remedies AID If r-lIef fis 10 be had
ara the pioI cr remedy - used, success
VIII crown N0ureif 'rtS. Femalia Tab
les are applied directly To the diseas.
ed organ. and applied ton 10y the hand
0f the s1Htvcr.
Ray Sent 10y mail, tpaid for 30
c"n's For sale by
y L NEnulGeN ~ co.
LANCASTER, :, G..
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A Western Exchange says:
"I'he man who wipes hiA nose on
his shirt sleeves, picks his teeth
with a fork; squirts tobacco juice
on the cook stove hearth, rides to
mill with corn in one of the sacks
and u stone in the other, drives
to market with hickory bark lines,
deposits his money IN his lest
winters sock, insists ON paying
his taxes In coon skins and wild
honey, fastcns one galus with a
wooden peg and wears 'possum
belly pants is the same old rooster
who has no use for his home pa
per, and his brother is the fellow
who tries to do business in town
without advertising.
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Investigation of the charges
against Col Willie Jones, Chair
man of the State board of Control
was begun in Columbia yesterday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-06-30

One Vi tho applicants FOR tie
principalship of the graded school
sent IN very strong endorsements
as a dlscipIinarian and followed
them in few days with des.
cription of himself showing him
TO be an athlete and supposedly
capable of enforcing discipline,
whereupon "Our Coogler, of the
Board of Trustees, got off the col
lowing:
To hear bis weight, we are aIrprised
but would like to kuow wherein IL
lies;
whether AqualIy oAef the man it spread
or put ia his feet, his belly or head
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NJ Trsre-yo Pau.

That is the way all druggists sell
.SROVES,S TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC for Cbills and Malaria. 1t is
simply Iron Quipine in tastelsss form
children love It. Adults prefer it to
litter nauseatingtonics. Price, soc
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SENT. W WfEEKLY,
l. 0ca1 MaIfsgsss 6 .

Born to Mr. and Mrs j Il
Baker, June II, 1S97-a daugh-
ter.
Miss Matte Nettles, daughter
of Mr. j I Ncttles of Camden. is
the guest of Miss SalIie Riddle.
Mr. + b Kell, of the Burling
ton, VT, Medical College, is at
home TO spend the vacation.
Rev w b Gordon of Edgeield
has accepted a call to the rector
ship of the Episcopal Church ut
Camden.
'Stonev," one of II J Greg
ory & Co.'S best livery horses,
died while out on trip last Fri
day.
Prof j NJ Craig, of the Vir-
gun" ""SINcSS N"''ege, hi'l'n"nd,
Va, is visiting his father Mr. f
- O'''S "i '"'' c'"''N'
Mrs J W Conjcr is visiting
her sister, MIR, RhcG, III Columbia.
Mr. II j Grcgory's children &C
'''' l''''''N'' '''''
MIR and Mrs l. G Lazcnby,
after very pleasant visit TO the
formers old home in Virginia,
'o'"' nc" nome Nl"h""y'
The vitality of community
ma he measured by the support
which il gives to the local newspa
per.--Ex
JocL.or rodco No - =
NJ or;ovoJ - vow. fno ,o,,,,,.
last Monday night by Mr. j w
Ardrey, ID ID G. NJ, of Fort Mill.
jackson Lodyc has 6ned mn
nice new lodge room upstairs
in the old Catawba Hotel. The
craft has moved into the new
quarters and are delighted.
Tho towr oo,ro;l n,+ ho;
for,a ot worl lac. ,Io,i,,. :, a..
new cemetery sh,ni,a mn ,ho
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's'i"nic and Concert at Fort
Lawn.


Lawn.
We, the Dramatic Troupe of
Fort Lawn with the corporation
of the Fort Lawn and Landsford
Democratic clubs, purpose to rive
n general picnic and barbecue at
this place on the 29th Of July ON
the night of the same day grand
concert and musical entertainment
will be given to the public free of
charge. All are very cordially
invited to come and bring with
them baskets heavily laden with
dainties and everything that is
appeasing to the appetite.
Fort Lawn Dramatic Troupe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
NEW-YORK CITY

The Tribune has received 81 from I'm Memoriam'
FOR tho family for whom the Charity Organization
Society made an appeal
Robertson & Harmon. OF No 30 Park Place.
yesterday entered Judgment in the city court
against Ernest NJ Lockwood. Of No IS Broadway.
FOR $40 IN behalf OF tho j. Newton Van Ness Com
many The Judgment is FOR the value OF a tandem
cart, saddo blankets. surcingles. coaching horn
and horse furnishings. which. IT Is alleged. he has
failed 70 pay FOR.
Coroner Hoebcr yesterday continued the inquest
touching the death OF the two men who were Killed
on the evening 81 september 10 by the fall OF an
elevator I'm tho American Tract Society building
Experts who recently tested the elevators testified
that they were in good order AT the time OF the
examination. The hearing will go on to-day.
Deputy sheriff Ioub received three attachments
Yesterday from oneida County. y. Y, against
the Misunderstanding Loan and Trust Company.
% Philadelphia Penn. and Hastings. Neb. The at
iachments were IN favor OF Jeanne NJ Barton Row
land Of Rome y. y. for 1910. In her favor as
.xccutrix ~ the estate OF Anna VI. Perkins. Al2.
and I'm favor OF Marcclia VI. Scon-ld. a. executrx.
t5i5 all the claims being for unpaid interest cou-
pons They were served on Wall street banker
report was current yesterday that T. b Ward
{. Co bankers and brokers. Nos. 81 and % Broad
way intended to incorporate with capital OF
81 $1,000. II was said they proposed to issue stock
FOR balances due customers In leu OF money
No Information as TO the correctness OF the re-
ported intention OF the firm could be obtained at IT'S
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
SING SING.

People who have been giving exhibitions OF hyp-
notism I'm Olive Opera House this week have en-
countcrcd some opposition to their methods from
the Board Of Village Trustees. ON Monday night a
man was paced under the Influence OF the hyp-
notist TO remain In that state for two days and
nights in the show window OF a Man-st. store. on
Tuesday the sight Of man sound asleep cot
I'm conspicuous place attracted large crowds Of
children and curious people. and the police had
considerable trouble I'm keeping the sidewalk clear
COMPLAINTS were made 10 the trustees. and spc-
cial meeting was called for Tuesday evening. at
which n resolution WAS passed directing the re-
moval Of the sleeping man from the show window
and forbidding the admission to the Opera House OF
children under twelve years Old unless accompanied
by their parents. The orders OF the trustees have
been complied with. although the hypnotists think
they being hardly dealt with.
The Republican Assembly Convention ~ the lid
Assembly District has been called for Tuesday.
September 2S at Croton Dam
Rufus Dutton. for many years prominent resi-
dent Of Yonkers, but for the last ten years resi-
dent OF Sing Sing died here yesterday He was
seventy-six years old. While living I'm Yonkers he
was for number Of years trustee of School Dis
trict No. 2 In 1851, when the school districts OF
the city were consolidated. he became a member OF
the new Board OF Education and served four years
He was a trustee OF the Peoples Savings Bank Of
Yonkers and its sixth president. He was an
inventor Of considera BILE prominence and made i'm
portant improvements in moving machines. He is
survived by his widow. who was Miss Mary Fisher
The funeral will be he'd to-day at his home No. 10
Clinton-ave. Burial will be In Dale's Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
STiTEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Justice Barnard OF the supreme Court. at Pough-
keopsle Yesterday handed down decision that the
Board Of Health Of Northheld. Staten Island. was
Illegally constituted. He also issued an order com
pellng DR. Frederick f.. Barber. the Health Ohiccr.
10 hand over all books and papers belonging to the
BOARD to his predecessor. Or J Walter Wood VINO
had becn dismissed as Health officer. Justice BAR
nard In his opinion says that the village trustees
had no power to increase the Health Board from
nv. TO seven members. because no provision mad
bonn made In the charter. and that the removal OF
Health officer Wood Illegal. meeting OF the
Hoord will be held tonight. when DR.. Wood Will
he rcinstatcd and the two members appointed by
The trustees dropped ,, ,.,....,.. -,
A. a meeting Of tho Staten Island chamber OF
Commerce I'm the Pavilion Hotel, New brighton.
1inr the appointr ncut Of committee TO lnNestl-
,ntr rho action OF the State Board OF Assessors III
"ddlng 10000 to the assessment or Richmond
County. A,.. ,.,. % ,oyo
Tho fall tennls tournament, Whlcn was 10 nave
noon h,qun Yesterday at the LADIES tluD. WIS
aha ndoncd owing the lack OF entries. The an
no,,nrement was made that instead OF the games
receDtion would loo given tomorrow ana the follow
ING Friday. at which would be neId tournaments
nncn m members OF the club and the Cricket club
'Thc ROY charles $. Burch who has been filling
,rchIeoron Johnson In Europe. has gone TO Grand
RapLis Mich where he will become the editor OF a
'Itn entertainment for the benefit Of The New-York
Insti,u,c FOR the Blind Will bc given at Prohibition
Park This evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
1oCs1 BrSJyESS COMPLICAT TONS.

rho Noos,ein g. Crane Ceiling Company. mann
foc,urer Of stamped metal ceilings. AT NOS 43
ord 400 East Forty -eghth-st.. MADE an assign
NV, Yesterday to Henry f.. Frankenberg The
hus,ess WAS started In 1895. and was Incorporated
,as, vear with a capital stock Of $4,000 Valentine
N,oes,en is the president and Charles w Post
bauer secretary and treasurer. The liabilities are
about $1,000 and the nominal assets $4,000. Mr..
Moeslen transferred the factory property, Nos. 40
and 422 East Forty-eighth-st. and property in
Eif,v-hrst-st near Scventh-ave.. yesterday TO
Agnes Moesein for Il.
Solomon Bldg made an assignment yesterday as
q diamond merchant at Washington and Nesey
ats 10 Marguerite Blog giving her preference
for 20 100 for balance due on a note OF 500. He
was known several years ago diamond cutter
and polisher and for A while partner in
Maiden Lane hrm
Schedules of the Ferraiou Cameron Biscuit
comnany at No. 4E East Sixty-sixth-st., show liza .
hiI,ties sol Csc; nominal assets. S0079 actual as
sets Sl326 The difference between the nominal
and actual value Of the assets Is ascribed to worth
less accounts s7,422 and patent. nominal value
OF which is $4,000. but which Is put down as OF no
indement for sios57 was entered here yesterday
by default against Elijah Coffin. OF Schenectady
r. Y. by Solomon Levi. as attorney 'or FRANCIS
b Fletcher. executor Of the estate Of W. H.
Fletcher late OF this city. The judgment is for a
balance due for borrowed money. Mr.. Coffin Is
tady and was a brother n-aw Of Mr. Fletcher.
Theodore Rechmann, as a partner in the Arm OF
Besw iSr Rick henrS f Eeie Hf oy Ep4nay
France, FOR 1901 for goods sold to the firm in 1891
to 1898. Rsichmann Is an opera singer ing VINO came
property in St. Marks Place. in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

steamer Menemsha Byrne. Galveston sep. sep. -
with mds, and passengers 70 I hossp i and ycr
folk with mdse to old Dominion So.
steamer Arsyi ir, W1h i9k3 Fo1o~ iS Annoy .
Hong Kong IS singapore Ansus6 . hof, s s 70 rwin
NcrSride Catherwood & Co Arrived al the ba' q"
SANDY Hook n J.. Sept 81 $50 m-strons 0'ee'''
clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer ,rrawaddy Fi sl.eI Trinidad ana ''''
i'S Steamer H. il. Meter (GeD. steeneken' Sfe"''
oe srsameT seneca stevens Havana and TamDico
st" Steamer Syria u,o Hyessh snI asn ~
steamer Mount Sephar OBJ. Hendry cape i"""
London etc--Barber & 90. -.,., u.r
steamer @snaw Johnson Macors Domingo CIV
via Turks Island willism clyde a Co ,..,.,r vis
Plymouh ana ebert ourg- Hamburg American LIE LIZ Co
steamer Go.win dp kerr ti nn,n,is c X Rsrde.
ste in,er I.ucsen OBJ. Brown Amsterdam
0r steamer seminole Rearse. Charleston and '''''
yiIismWm s,n MAJ Item. GaIvestonc N''o'
Steamer Gate city Googns savannah-ocean IS ''''
Pa sie,mer General whitney. Baker Boson1H rd.sf
steiner Bueneds Charles. Baltimore 20, Nsutort Mss
steamer Guyandotte. Davis. Norfolk ana "''
S S'ap aer''T Fl Dorado Baker. New orlenn'-'
S's s,s,mcr Bcnefactor Townsend. Philadelphia
clyde n Go.
SAILED. ..~v
NestmoTeltn1 'h'it', sic ChaHw.
re-, iJyarpoo seneca Havana. etc sen IA NesrH
.i,'' "a Iscksonyille Guyandotte Norfok anu IccA
NJ 49, Rslvernon Nor. Port ANTONIO, S,y ~
',',ss.mn,on. san Marcos, Galveston, udVe 80
ysnnah anchored in Graveseni BARI
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. "a
~ Gan, oo-Arrived steamer Manl'ooA
Gritnth h Mnm Sept 22-Arrved. s,tans. ~; ~
,,an SsnYork passed Hurst Castle a. No.
sailed steamer ssale 'Ger'' slanSe u'''" ~
YIN LIVERPOOL. Sept 22-Arrved. steamer Teu'''''
ta niax sent 22-Arrived steamer o''VA
poo,aSy Sew-York. via Queenstown. .. =, c.lisoers
TWn,yna Sept 22-Arrived steamer s!aus soeeeded .
M prsas Montreal for Liverpool. and gTsS stesus
'D onssnstown' Sept 20. 1880 NNswYork :.
,nya,ia 3rI Mckay. from Lverpcoi Ipt city On
swansea Sept 22-sailed steamer '"''"s -
fSsard Sept 22-Passsd steamers 1sr1. RsS
D,nEiage New-York for Flushing Eur0pe ''
son New-York for London. c,c, fRr, Thcme
Eastnet Sept 22-Passed, steamer |u"0 W."
New-York for Liverpool. 1914 .,..rer Christine u
Copenhagen, Sept. 22.-Arrseo' s'ea'"'' "a
Iamh,rs sent ao-saiied. steamer Elise before
pa,mars New York mot for Baltimore, ~ -
r,r,s,n and passed Isle OF Wight ep,sasdam (Duse
rotterdam Sept 2l-Arrived. steamer "'' ~
Potter New-Y)rk. -, eleanor Panama w
Bordeaux. Sept i9-ArrNe"' ~ -
Cure New York ...,,o. p,casset (Brl' =
VIII psna Sept ao-,rrived steamer Peeon'' -
"I psrn mb,,co Sent ci-Arrived. steamer NV -
c,aniedon New-york for Bahia, ETC. ..,sIand (BTb -
a. Imca sept 2l--Saled, steamer Sues
Eew-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
YONKERS.

Surrogate Silkman held the usual weekly session
OF his court in this city yesterday. Tn" VIII OF
Margaret Pearson OF Yonkers. was hl'd ana ciia-
ton issued retrrnabe November II. ana the VIII oi
Herman Mcnzer Of this city. was admitted 10 pro
bate.
4 kindergarten has been opened by The Board oil
Education In one OF the rooms nj the woman g
Institute in Palissde-aye.. for the convenience OF
children living I'm the ne!ghboThood The class
starts on with a membership OF twenty. \ second
class will be organized n necessary.
Alaonuuin Tribe OF Red Men held q social last
evening at It, hail. in M.In-st. There was Iaig"
attendance. many women being In n" audience
There were must, and rcc.tatlOns, but the feature
of the evening was On illustrated lecture by NdeT
man T.. Alexander Houston on The Evolution ol
inc Jncoinprrhcn siblc" Refreshments wcr" served
Postmaster J. q. l.. Holden gives the Information
that the adopted devices for the free postal de-
livery and house house collection system, which
has been extended to this city. are or exhibition
TO inspect tn Their. When introduced they ar"
expected Dee a great convenience.
Miss Catherine Carroll. eldest daughter OF De
tective carroll. Of the police force. was married
Yesterday 10 Thomas Regain. Of Rockville. Conn.
by the Rev John T. McIiugh. Miss Nellie CORN
ley wa. the maid Of honor and Frederick MCGOWAN
the best man.
Protection Engine Company and Hudson Hose
Company, OF this city Will take part IN the parade
OF the Fire Department Of Tarrytown to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
NFW-ROCHELLE.

At the primary OF tho Democratic voters OF INC
Fourth Ward on Monday evening Matthias Banter
was nominated for the Office o, village trustee -
be voted for at tho special election on october u
Tho penuhl,can primary will be- held this evening
when Charles Hobart Morgan. the present in'uh-
bent will be- renomlnatod An active contest VIII
then begin az the total vote OF the ward Is ABOUT
equally divided. .
tn. Medical Society Of Westchester County held
tie autumn meeting at the New Rochel" acht
club house. IN Hudson Park. On Tu"srAy. , Np"u'
fftv members were present. Among other thlhk'.
a committee o. five was appointed ior N" puiIp nr
OF securing legislation IN the interest," % wv '
profession. =, - 49,. at.t,,dea for
tho season and u football team - no" b'lhs
formed among the members 81 IN" cIup !, -
The New Rochelle Hospital ~ soon 70 be con,
ducied by the physicians OF this town lhs''"' oil
a Board OF Directors ~ ~ present -, 49,
The first literary and social meeting, %, ~"
Fpwor.h League Chapter connected with 81 John :
ISniscopnl Church. the Rev. Arthur IL. tool.nough
pastor was held In the church parlors on MONDAY
evening , , 49, D.. . u
Goodcnough has returned 20 her home III fnsI"n1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Frank H. Hiscock, a returned missionary. VIII
give a talk on An Evening In China" tomorrow
evening under the auspices OF the Junior Christah
Endeavor Society OF the Baptist Church
Ex-Judge Isaac y. Mills. OF this city. has peeh re-
talned by the Fishk Water Company to deiehd II
in the action to for damages and loss OF
life caused by the bursting OF reservoir last ontn,
4 large crowd filed the armory OF the i'm Sepa-
rate Company on Monday evening to witness me
distribution OF the prizes TO the local CLUBS Jarru
sanford as president OF the General PARADE 1orh-
mit;ee presided and presented the prizes, lhey
were an onyx banquet-amp to the llth Separ aye
Mount Vernon Cycle Club. Mayor Edwin " Fiske
then made a speech and presented to ffesuen.
Sanford a handsome lOving-cup. Letters oi regret
we're read from Senator j. Irving Burns ana Mayor
John q; Peene, OF Yonkers; Lieutenant Hehty r.;
Rhoades l. s ~ and j. j. Jeroloman. president OF
the Board Of Aldermen Of New-lork CITY After
the prizes were distributed n smoker was held
Or T l.. Poulson will give a lecture on queer
People" for the benefit OF Grace Church on ffldd!
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
PRIZEWINNING HORSES TO COMPETE.
MANY ENTRIES RECEIVED FOR THE wEsTcHEs-
TER COUNTY SHOW.

MANY ENTRIES RECEIVED FOR THE wEsTcHEs-
TER COUNTY SHOW.
Tho entries received for the Westchester County
Horse Show az White Plains. from September %
to October q inclusive. number about three hu"
dred and sixty which surpasses all previous Ieo
ords for the show. and Is more than hundred IN
excess Of las, years list The result assures
competition All the classes have filed WELL win
n fau, executions of trotters and hackneys the
classes for trotters will include Quarermaster' W.
II Clark's Warrenwood, f.. Il. Longs Holly "ooo-
nut and d'Alcantra. and among the hackheys VIII
be the Farmhurst Farms Rocket the FOURTH MIS-
w f. Kotmans American Fashion ana o'"ei
well-known horses.
FOR the harness classes exhibits Will De maue
by W. G. Brokaw George S. Gagnon. Johh arthur
George r. Read. ]. Dlckman Brown MISS 'e'e''
r BENEDICT William O. Blanding. OF Providence;
Strauss & Fexter jacob Rupert. W. H. o"'ii"'
J. F. Baudouine w. J. Elias. Milford Martin
Marion Story Miss Louise Benedict. Mrs Charles
s. Bates. tr. James W Quintard. Charles A. Could
b L. Sackett Rowland Read and Charles r. Bates
The entries include In addition to many prize"'h-
ners, a number Of new candidates lot morse STU"
honors .so,, ona four
in-hands are numerous and Of high quality Inc
nominations in the saddle-horse cl5sses y II
Weatherby. Thomas NJ. billiard. W. A. McGi6oon'
Mrs Sala L. V. Bell, W. +. r. Turner, MISE =, ~, ~
Doremus. James T. Hyde. Prescott Lawrence anu
The contest for polo ponies has eight S entries
Among those who will exhibit are H. o,nobncr
George r Read levin II. Thomas. James l. Hyde'
Marion story and the Central Park Riding Ac"u-
Prescott Lawrence F. T. Underhll r. r. Riyes.
Joseph f. Widener. J; r. Townssnd; H. p II hei
s ss Isaac s shsdon os and Joseph have
been chosen as judges