The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20

2 exhibits.
Yne races for each day promise TO be
5 Interesting, as !, number of good horses
have entered. and each race for the entire
week has been filed. "A number OF horses
: have been aIiartered at the track Ter some
time and arc IN active ira ming
THE TOURNAMENT.
The tournament taxes place IutsaaE-
a large nunber OF entries has Been re-
Z ceiyed from all OYER the state
The association offers $500 in prizes for
the riders as follows:
First prize Observation-Disclosures.
Second prize a.
Third p-izS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
Fourth prize -
Fifth prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Ssxth prize
Seventh prize ,
Besides the features enumerated there
Will be side-shows. merry-go-' rounds and
fakirs galore.
There WI b. many free shows going
on all the while. notably the famous
Kennedy Brothers Iippodrome, Circus
3 and Wild West.
Besides the show Foucher, the famous
',cxclist VII give exhibitions of fancy
riding at fequ mt intervals during the
day, and the Fire King who sets him
Self on fire and slides down wire from
the top of the Auditorium into tank
OF water. will give two performances a
day. free to all visitors.
General inter 81 has been manifested
throughout the counties, and the railroads
have issued tickets at i fare and i quar-
Ter, within a radius Of 100 miles of Rich
mond.
The following entries have been made
for tiia tournament on Tuesday:
T. Il. Kitchen, knight OF Old Dominion:
Herbert Montague, knight Of Chericoke;
john +. Dunsion, I'm eht of LORRAINE;
q Hay--vDnH nj nf I
Manner: r. D. Allnut. knight of Rock
castle: Frank Epes, Knight Of Blackstone:
J. S. Crooile, knight Of Roseiawn; L. W.
Moody. knight Of Lee Park: Harry +.
Keller, Knight of Kenilworth: L. d.
Love, Knight of Maryland; Harry c.
Pea, Knight of King and Queen; NJ. C.
Tfnberiake, knight OF Oh ckoholnny; II.
t. Parrish, Knight Of Virginia: Clarence
Beail, Knight of Eurtoniyyilie; T. T..
White, knight Of Fluvanua; Edgar Hutch
Inc, knight of Atlanta T. IL Gregory
knight of Pamunkey; T. w. T slaie.
kiight of orange; VIM. L. Harron. knight
OF Reidview: ID. L. Moseby. knight OF
brakes Branch: Arthur Alien. Knight OF
Traviiiion; Z. NJ. Friend. knight OF Keys
vile; H. 7. Miller, Knight of Chestnut
Hi; Ashton S. kase, Knight Of Abe
marie: r. H. Mercer, Pleasant Valley J.
]. Franklin, Knight of Prince Edward.
David Swift; George Harvey Garrett
knight Of Nottoway:: Aubrey Hatcher,
Knight Of Locust Hill; w. s Newton.
knight OF Westilamquarries: G. B. Terry,
knight Of King William. r. S. Moody.
I'm ght of bannanda; Roger Edwards,
Knight of Ru1nford: William Edwards,
Knight OF Cherry Grove: Walter Edwards,
knight of Old Virginia: Edmund Little
page. knight of PipeinG Tree: c. II.
Johnston, Knight of West Virginia c. e
Johnston, knight of Mountain View; II.
Harness. knight of Hardy county; C. x.
Kump. knight of New Dominion: b. Sill
man, knight OF Naiieyboy.
TOURNAMENT OFFICERS.
The officer Of the tournalnen are:
Captain J. r. Martin. FaI,mrille, chief
marshal: Benjamin W Martin, Crow
Spring, assistant marshal; John w. Bill
ley, Richmond. assistant marshal: II. c.
Epps. Richmond herald: George 3. Rus
s sell, brakes Branch. aid: l. S. Richard
son, Henrico county, a d.
Judges-W- B. Cockey. Pikesville, MI:
". z. Grant, Grantland, Va; W z.
Anderson, Farmvilie, Va. George Davis.
Blackstone, Va; W. Z. Bass, Richmond,
IA.
3. Won ovsndors. Washington. D. c..
official scorer.
CORONATION BALL.
The coronation ball will be given at the
Auditorium on Tuesday evening. begin
ming at 3 o'clock. Iardclla's Band VII
furnish the music.
Air. f. S. ReaSooa. chairman ot the
Coronation Ball Committee has formu-
lated has committee, ana has made i, nm
OF The following well-kncwn and nopular
young men:
deter Jones, R b Jones. Claude NJ
Dean. e. D. Hutzier, Lee Reinhe.mer. II
b. Hartman, James A. Walsh. Cantain
George p. Shackeiford i.awton Crutch-
field. Sam Bigger, Elijah Baker. 1-.. Fred
3. Hobson. Walter II. Nahoncy and Cav
Checyy-.
IN order hat the people Of Richmond
may judge themselves CT the merits Of
the Exhibition and Fair. a large number
OF invitations have been ISSUED to pre- MI
nent citizens, and All public school chill
dren and residents of charitable and eth
CT institutions have been invited TO attend
on the opening-das-.
ahe officers of the Association are:
ii. NJ. Tyler, president. Felix NJ. Jones.
secretary and treasure; Lee Todd. man
ages Incorporation: j. c. FeatherstoIe.
John Churehman, w. w. Carawel!, H. NJ
Tyler, II. II. Jones, Arden Howell and
Felix 81 Jones
lAearin= ID wn the Exchange.
The cid Exchange I.tt., will soon be J. ,