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mbell-Leonard.

WAKEFIELD. r. l.. Oct 1S.-Mss Mabel Rob
inson Leonard. granddaughter OF the late ]. F.
Robinson. was married at the Church OF the
Ascension at noon to-day to Henry Tynwald
Dumbe OF New York by the Rev. Dr. George
Dumbell OF sherhrooke. Canada. The best
man was Gustav HeineEen. Jr.. OF New York
and the maid Of. honor was Miss Louise Ely
Button OF New York
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False News by tho Associated Press.

WAsHINGToN. Oct lS.-The Associated Press
yesterday sent out from Washington a de.
Spatch saving that the State Department had
LeGretiully decided that the treaty between the
nfed states and Switzerland must be ahro-
gated for the reason that various States have
passed laws which prevent Swiss insurance
COMPANIES from doing business in those States.
The Secretary of state and tho SWISS Ninister
pnIted to-day IN the announcement that the re
II no Foundation Tor such statement. and that
never been vOuhiuvIsu.
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Hegeler-Sherwood.

The wedding OF Miss Louise Palmer sher-
wood daughter Of Robert Hartley Sherwood,
to Herman Hegeler OF Chicago took place at
noon yesterday in the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the Holy Spirit. Bensonhurst. Tho
Rev. Mr.. Mailman. rector OF the church. off,
honor and julius Hsgeler, brother Of tho bride.
groom, best man. Miss Isabel Mcclure. Miss
the bridsmaids and the ushers were Stanley
Jadwin, r. Hartley Sherwood and Palmer Jad-
lin
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Woolsey-Harvie.

Miss Isabella Whitelaw Harvle and William
L. woolsey were married on Tuesday evening
at the home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John Barr Harvie. 80 Jones street. Jsr-
sey City: The Rev. DR.; Brett. pastor OF the
mony, assisted by the Rev Charles 8. Wright OF
tho Central Avenue Reformed Church. The
l.. Woolsey. and tho flower girl Margerie Fin
Icy. 4 cousin OF the bride. The ushers were
George Morgan Of Brooklyn and Dr. Ivan
Sickels OF jersey City
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Movsm.uts of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Oct. IL The following m owe
ments of naval vessels have been reported to
tho Bureau Of Navigation. Navy Department.
Arrived: The lighthouse tender Uncas at
San Juan the armored cruiser New York and
the batteship Massachusetts at the foot OF
Thirty fifth street. Now York: the battleship
at Boston. the torpedo boat Stiletto at Newport,
the gun boat Wasp and the naval tugs Mezin-
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Bakers AmpsOu,

GREENWICH, Conn, Oct 1S-Allcs Belle
Sampson. daughter Of Mrs Alkaline +. Samp-
son and = cousin OF Admiral Sampson. was
was married this evening to Chester Ferris
Baker by the Rev. Josiah Strong d. u. The
brides sister. Miss Nellie Sampson, was maid
Of honor, II. A. liulet Of Vermont was best
~-~N
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Moyler-Zimner.

PETERSBURG Va. Oot 1S-At Grace Episco-
pal Church in this city Miss Mary Rowland
thinner and Mr. John Moyler were married
There were fifteen bridesmaids and an equal
mum Der OF ushers. Miss Margaret Minnie Iim-
mer. sister OF the brid was maid OF honor and
Mr.. j. Edward Moyler. Jr.. OF Roanoke. Va.
brother OF the bridegroom. was best man. The
Rev. John Ridout, the rector. OBLIGATED. The
bride 10 the daughter OF Mr. William L. Xim-
mer. leading tobacco manufacturer here.
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Observation-Disclosures,

Miss Edith Blanche McGbbon and DIR. Wal
ter Day Trenwith were married last evening
at the homo Of the brides parents. Nr. and
Mrs. William Calder NcGibbon, I West Eighty
third street Miss Cora Forbes OF Boston was
maid OF honor and little Marguerite Bradley
OF this city and Harvey Rowland OF Baltimore
were tho pages DR. Edward l.. Williamson
was best man, The ushers wore Henry
Nelson. william Calder McGibbon. Jr., brother
OF the bride. and DR. s. W. Fowler
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Oyer-Zoalous Converts at HAichsng Destroy
Valuable Property.

VANCOUVER b. C.. Oct. 1S.-The missionaries
are in trouble at Halcheng, near New Chang
Chin. They converted the priest of the very
ancient temple OF Sansiasze and the converted
priest and his jealous Christian friends OF the
Methodist Mission proceeded to demolish tho
temple. Idols of great value were smashed
and glded image OF Buddah OF immense siZv
and great value was DESTROYED. The temple
was then blown up while the converted chanted
a hymn OF praise.
The Magistrate OF Haicheng has ordered the
Christians to restore the temple to it, former
splendor, while the Governor Of the province
says II this Is not done the Magistrate
must lose his head for permitting such an out
rage,
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Hubbard Palmer.

GkEESwIcH. Conn. Oct, IL Isaac NJ. Hub
bard and Miss Merry Alice Palmer were mar
ried tonight at the home Of the brides par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Clinton PaImer' nj
byrhm shore. Miss Lena Ferris was maid OF
LouVr aud Robert CoIle Mas Gvst uIan.
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COLE.
Women to Play at BaItusrol and Men at
Wee Burn To-day.

Wee Burn To-day.
Play in the one-day open tournament for
women at the Baltusrol Golf Club begins this
morning at o o'clock The field promises to
be the largest that has ever started in a
womsn's competition in the Metropolitan
district and. in q way. the competition is a
repetition OF the women's cham pionship. The
patronesses OF the club will preside at the
annual Baltusrol tea during the afternoon. an
attract n crowd to the club Should present
arrangements 60 through. the Philadelphia
and Norris County final match OF the women's
teams will be played tomorrow at Baltusrol.
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The Tree.PIanting Association
OF NEW YORK

will furnish, free Of charge, full infoI1na-
ton rs To the most suitable trees for city
growth with list of nurserymrn, and the
charges of each for the completed work lin
GLIDING iron tree protectors, also printed
blank forms for orders to nursorymen, on
application by mail only to its Office, Nos
"a and 66 White Street, New York City.
Orders should be placed now to secure the hest
results.
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Bakswell-Bardin.

Miss Elizabeth Bardn OF South Carolina
and b. Campbell Bakewell were married yes
terday at st. Thomas's Church. The Rev.
Thomas Huske. the assistant rector performed
the ceremony. The bride was given away by
her uncle. MI. Culpepper Of South Carolina.
There were no bridesmaids W: Blackwell.
brother OF the bridegroom, was best man.
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Mann-Sirich.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 1S.-At Memorial Church
this evening Miss Mary Human Sirich, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. John II. Sirch. was married to Mr..
Charles Bernard Mann. Jr.. son OF Mr.. Charles
b. Mann. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev DR.. William N Dame. The bridesmaids
were Miss Carolyn Lipscomb. Miss Carolyn
Porter. NJ ISIS Gertrude Mann. all OF Baltimore.
Miss Annie Gordon OF Rchmond; Miss Louise
Annie Fuller OF brooklyn. ~ Y. The
maid o. honor was Miss Rosale shafer OF
Bon Air. Va. The best man was Mr.. John
Black Sirieh. The ushers were Mr.. Charles r.
Corning, Mr.. John H. sirlch. Jr.. Mr.. Stephen
:. Mann; and Nj. James G. 7. Watkins Of Bal
and Mr. William H. Maddren OF Brooklyn. n. Y.
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Shot Her As.niInntnn I'D.

bIRMINGHAM Ala, Oct, lS-At Pratt City
last night John Turner a desperate character.
entered the home of Mrs Ella Harris. a widow
ana undertook to assault her. She rushed TO a
contents "i both barrels Into his abdomen,
Death Has Instantaneous.
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At Grace Episcopal Church In Newark
yesterday noon Miss Helen Esther Drake OF
that city and William Chauncey Coles OF
Brooklyn were married by the Rev. DR.. George
NJ. Christian. former pastor OF the church.
assisted by the Rev. q. A. Breed OF Brook yn
was maid OF honor and Walter II. Gilbert was
best man. The ushers were John Curry.
Lathrop Harper. Noel Bush and John Nickel.
yey. The bride. who 10 a daughter OF Mrs. Z.
Gortlandt Drake. was led 10 the chancel by
Henry Hayes. After the wedding a rereption
was held at the home OF the brides mother.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
Transfer Companies Must Place a One
Cent Stamp on ReceIpta for baggage.

WASHINGTON. Oct 1S.-The Com m issioner OF
Internal Revenue has decided that re-
ceipts or bills of ladng issued by transfer COM
panies. covering baggage to he Transported
require to be stamped with "A one-cent stamp
under Schedule A of the Act OF June 49, 1888.
relating to express and freight.
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The Court of Inquiry Finds Capt. Goodrich
and Engineer Nloritz Responsible.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S-The report Of the
Court OF Inquiry which met at San Francisco
to investigate the shortage OF coal on the
cruiser Newark during the voyage from New
York to Valparaiso. Chilli was made public
for the Newark. She was caught in Il storm OF
the CHILEAN coast when she had not enough fuel.
but fortunately escaped with slight damage.
The Court finds that Capt Caspar F. Good
rich; the commanding officer. and Lieut. Albert
MoritZ the chief engineer. are respoAsi BILE Tor
the shortage. The Court recommends that
Capt, Goodrich and Lieut.. Morit2 be censursd
but that no further proceedings be taken.
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Sankey-Wnnn,

Ira Allen Sankey. son OF the famous evange-
lIst-sInEer. was married last night to Miss
Frances Wann. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wanu. OF 1872 West Twentieth street.
bride. Rev DR.. Van de Water officiated MIR,
and Mrs. Sankey will make their home in
Brooklyn. 80
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Boston. Oct lS.-The gunboat Machins was
dockcd at the Charleston Navy Yard to- day.
under orders to repair and take on an outfit
here. and then proceed at once to Manila as
one OF the additional warships ordered TO the
Philippines for blockade and cruising duty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
HuMOR GERMS
EXPELLED BY
CutiCura ResOIvent
Greatest of Blood Purifiers
and HumOr Cures,

That is TO say. it purihes the blood and cir d
latng fluids Of HrMuR GERMs. and thus removes
the cause, while warm baths with Cum, uRI
soar. and gentle auointngs with CUTIcuBA ,piui.
ment). greatest Of emOllient skin cures cleanse
tho skin and scalp of crustS aud scales. al,ay
itching, burning. aud Inflammation and soutl.s
and heal Thus are speedily, permanently. aud
economically curoI the most torturmg. dl-Gg..g.
ing. and Illuminating humors Of the skin scalp,
and blood, with loss o. hair. wLen tho best I'J.
slriAns and all other rem edies fail
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There will be forty.thres starters in the
qualifying round Of the three day open tourna
Inent this morning at the Wee Burn Club. tho
most easterly member OF the NJ. q. A.. should
all who have entered put in an appearanc e
The outside entries follow:
Judge II. A. Gilderseeye. II. q. Brokaw and vii.
liam 4. Edey. Country Club OF Westche ester: George
Il. Bowley and Irving Brokaw, Deal Golf Club! +. 4.
Marsellus, A. Grahame and |. Ryle, North Jersey
Country club j. Prentice Kellogg and Chauncey
II Murphey; princeton; W. NWhite. Hillsndale
Golf Club: O. b Cox. Ed Leavitt O. Phelps and F. Il.
Freeman Fairfield County Golf Club; William II san.
ford Iitchheld GOLF Club; j. NJ. Young. Victor
GEORGE II. Moore. 81. Andrews Golf Club. Howard A.
Colby, Essex County; II G stchbns and G Smith.
Richmond County Country Club: c. A. DE Coll
staten Island Cricket and Baseball Club ii
Moore and 4. I. Dwight. New Haven Golf Club; r.
G. Pointer. Elizabeth Town and Country Club: W
b. Cheney. Oxford Golf Club.
There are also fourteen entries from tho
Wee Burn Club Including c, II. Seeley. ". Is.
Mheeler. Fred Hecksr. W. y. Capsn and II. l..
Williams. Teams have been entered for the
interclMb match on Saturday by the Larch-
mont Yacht, North Jersey Country. Fairfield
Golf. ,Brook!gwn Country; Hilandals. Water
bury Golf and Wee Burn Golf Clubs.
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The special conditions Ia govern the play for
the SILVER loving cup presented by Mrs Herbert
Coppell to the winner OF the special handicap
against bogle on saturday were announced
yesterday by the EnglrWOoi Golf Club The
contest will be n handicap match play against
a bogie score oiiW. The four who make the
on Oct. % and the finals will lie on Nov
should any OF the four survivors In tho semi
finals for the club cham pionship secure a place
IN the semi, finals for the Coppell cup. their
match for the Guardianship can DO arranged
Tor date other than Oct ~ by notifying the
requests that rs many as possible VIII atari in
the morning on Saturday 10 avoid congestion
later.
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Trinity Clock Lets Go of Times ForeIocL.
Trinity clock stopped Yesterday. The hands
pointed all day at 1880 O'Clock. The clock
got its regular weekly winding on Tuesday
evening.
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letter ON HANDS CURED

| had been troubled with trttGr for several
years. At times my hands would be sore all over
40 that could not use them at all AMI were 81
tender that clear water, even. sMartrd like IRE,
and it spread over arms. neck aud face. | I'D
been treated by ply scldnr. but without bcnrnr,
when began the tTII,UEt remedies / I0Dtl
T,ii,f L.tOrD ! hsd fdlsu the urJ byus. u.rl
three or four bottles Of CUII,uKA Rr,orNr.r.
one cake ~ EUrIrig, soar, aud one bOS w.
CurIcrRA ,Ointmenr, and 1t has never trpulfrl
me since. ELLA II KytN
March 10. 1903. EppIuyh,u. III.
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This was the last Of the weekly handic,n,
which began in September, On Oct 20 The
winners of the different competitions will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19

HANOVER, Oct. IS The first handicap tour.
played to-day, There were twenty-four con.
testants and tho scoring was close and oxcit-
ing. Prizes were given for the best nrst md
second net scores. 1t was an ideal day for coli
and there was large numher OF apprsciatiye
won by T.. q. Redington. a m Elm her of the class
OF 1900 OF Dartmouth College. His score was
~. 81. II. The second place was won by J. @
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BLOOD POISON CURED

one ~ my children ran rusty mail into Ms
foot, which was most painful. His blood =
ont of order. and sores broke out on his hauut
and feet | gave him ono bottle Of CuIuIEI
REsoLvESr aud used one cake Of CrlIrUHt soar.
and the child recovered.
March Is, Us Mrs. j. &. FTRRN Markham. IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19

The best four scores in the weekly handlcap
~ the Associate Members at the Richmond
County Country Yesterday were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
UTICI WATER FRANCHISES SOLD.
Redmond, Kerr Co. of This City Are the
Purchasers at 81 600, 900.

Redmond, Kerr Co. OF This City Are the
Purchasers at 81 GOO, 900.
UTICA. Oct. 1S-The sale OF the franchises,
rights and property OF the Utica Waterworks
Company to Redmond. Kerr 4 Co.. Now York
brokers. for Sl.G0OoO0. was announced to-day
The sale is not yet complete. but will DO
within q short time. For two weeks agents OF
Redmond. Kerr 4 Co. have been in the city
buying up the stock OF the Utica Waterworks
Company. The directors Of the company repre-
sent ma iority OF the stock. and this has been
deposited for transfer as has also the stock OF
many other stockholders. The authorized
capital stock Of the company Is 81. 100000 but
the amount Of stock actually Issued is 81 .0OO,-
900. The purchase price agreed on is l6Q-
IN making the aggregate cost 81 300, 900 Rad
mond. Kerr CO. will organize a nav company.
to which the property will be transferred. Ths
property included In the purchase con ssts Of
about the city's streets.
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Judge Morgan J. O'BrIen. Vice President OF
the Deal Golf Club, has presented tho Vice
President cup to be played Tor by members
OF the CLUB The initial rounds will be played
on Saturday OF this week. each contestant To-
ceving his club handicap.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
PTSNEII F4RNH4H DEAD.

Russell Farnham Lord formerly chief engineer
and general manager OF the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company whose half sister IS the wife or
sx-President BENJAMIN Harrison died on Wednes-
CAY last a. his home. No. 3o4 West Fifty-sxth-st
He was sxty-one years old. Mr. Lord was civil
and mining engineer He the son OF Russell
+ Lord ST. who was for many years chief engi-
ree- Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
ranv He was gradua led from the Sheffield Scien-
t.Ac School and became chief engineer and general
mana ger Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
uany after his fathers death. At the outbreak OF
the Civil War he was commissioned brigader gen
erai Of volunteers by Governor Curtin OF Penn
sylvania and served through the war as an Or
eanizer OF reserved regiments. He later went
IVtst 20 resume mining engineering. and while
there he pioted many parties across the plains
lie took Schuyler Colfax at one time through the
widest regions in Colorado and they narrowly es-
capped being aptured by Indians
Mr Lord became in 1856 chief engineer OF the
Government OF Salvador and six years later went to
'cradCr 10 develop the mining property OF the
Paya de orc Company. Mr.. Lord returned 10 this
CITY in 1897 Dunt OF falling health. He was to
have sailed Thursday for the Ecuador mines as
consulting engineer. his commission arriving few
hours after his death.
Mr. Lord married in 1850 Miss Mary Farnum. Of
Pc-t Jervis She and four children survive him
After the death OF Mr. Lords mother. his father
married Elizabeth Scott. sister OF General Benja-
min Harrison first wife. Mary Lord later Mrs
Walter Dimmick. now exPresident Harrisons wife,
g. q child % this maj rage.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
FARMER SHOOTS DOWN A BOY.
PATTERSON MANS ACT EITHER wILFUL
MURDER OR AN ACCIDENT.

PATTERSON MANS ACT EITHER wILFUL
MURDER OR AN ACCIDENT.
Paterson July u (speciaD.-John De Young. jr..
fifteen years old shot dead with a revolver by
Garret katge farmer shortly after o'clock to-
night Kaige gave himself up. and is in jail. but the
police are az loss TO know whether he wiifully
murdered his victim The boy accom-
panied oy several companions when the shooung
occurred Dut tney ran away when they saw MIN
ia.l ana the authorities yet have been unable 10
locate them According 10 katge's story. De Young
ana a number Of boys have been In the habit OF
swimming IN the Passaic River near his place and
on thelr return home would commit depreditions
on the neighboring farms Only last night they de-
stroyed quantity OF katge's corn, and when ne
demonstrated with them the boys stoned him. hurt
ing MIN severely. This morning katge purchased a
against similar attacks. but asserts that ne did not
nend 10 use IL further than 10 scare the marauders
on his farm. About : 30 O'Clock this evening De
Young ana several companions. after returning from
swimming, made a rad Katges cornhed
katse claims that ne stood by the rear OF his home
several boys running away he hurried TO the field
ana saw De Young lying dead CT the grourd with
three bullet holes n the back OF HIS head.
Summonlng his Older brother Frank. he visited
the police station and there narrated his tale. he
was locked Up. County Physician Mcbride was sum-
removed TO DUfford morgue. De Young's father
ana brother tried 10 investigate tho case but as
they dif not know who the dead boys companions
were they could obtain no definite facts concern
ing IT, The police also have tried TO learn who ac-
companied De Young 10 The farm, but yet they
old His farm is located at Market-st. and Twenty
EecOnd-aVe
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
SHERIFF MLE4N SWOPN ~.
HE APPOINTS JOHN ] HEAyEY UNDER
sHERIFF-CLUBS INDORsE HIM

HE APPOINTS JOHN HEAYEY UNDER
sHERIFF-CLUBS INDORSE HIM.
Alexander Mclean. OF Jersey City. who was ap-
pointed Sheriff Of Hudson County on Wednesday
by Governor Voorhees,. sworn into office yes
terday morning before Justice Lippinco.t and Judge
Blair. at the courthouse. Many Republicans and
Democrats the oath Of Office taken Imme-
diately after being sworn in Sheriff Mclean an
nounced that he had reappointed JShn J. Heayey
"a Under Sheriff. Mr. Hea ey served under the
fste Sheriff Heller. The Sheriff also announced
that there would he changes in the clerical force
Of his office until Monday. ard that no changes OF
officials at the county Jail had been contemplated
David ". Lawrence. g. F. Lahey and J. A Cor
don Republicans. and John ]. Voorhees,. James c.
Morgan and W r. Garrison Democrats are the
Sheriff : bOndsmen. The bond Is for 800 900 Sheriff
Mclean was indorsed by the Thomas McEwan As
Fremont club has decided 10 give the new Sheriff
2 reception next Thursday evening.
II was learned in Jersey city Yesterday that the
present Grand Jury would be summarily discharged
after its meeting Of July q: Foreman NJ. J. ODon-
nell SAYS there are several important matters yet
to be disposed or by the Grand Jury. but IL is alto
gether likely that the Court will require a better
reason for continuing the body. The new Grand
Jury will not be draw until september. and Sheriff
Mclean will draw IL.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
PRIZE HORSES AT ATLANTIC CITY.

FOURTEEN CLASSES SHOWN TO OVER FIVE
THOUSAND VISITORS
Atlantic City y J.. July 1.-THE attendance at
the Horse Show to-day was gratifying. More than
five thousand persons on the grounds. and II
Is said that one thousand were turned away. Four
teen classes were shown.
For pairs In harness John l.. Conaways |. O.
l. and mate took first prize. A. J. Nuttng second
The first prize for harness horses. u hands
inch to Is hands, went 10 Whirl Of The Town
owned by Charles F Bates. u. G. L taking second
prize.
For ponies under saddle. not exceeding Il hands
inch first prize went to Master J. W. Wattlands $
Skeeslcls.
A. J. Nuttings Duke and Holly took first prize
for tandems Charles F. Batess pair Hi and Whirl
Of the Town. second.
Mr Bates's Applause carried OF FIRST prize FOR
harness hoses over Is hands inches and A. J.
Nutting's Duke and Holly took the prize Tor pairs
I'm harness exceeding Is hands > lnches.
For saddle horses. with woman rider, the nrst
went 10 J. Forbes Potters Ruby, ridden by MIS-
Blaisde ,.z
Whiri Of The Town captured the prize for horses
and runabouts, II hands inches and not exceed
ing Is hands inches. - -. -.
The first prize for lightweight hunters went 70
Miss Marion Holloways Ben Bolt. and that TOT
jumpers ca irving rot over $50 pounds was capt
urei by J. HolloWaXs Tornado. .
Dot and Justin Tim. belonging 10 !. L. W att. il.
ca ptured the first prize for pair ponies In harness
not exceeding L. hands