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may be filed Up somewhere along
the line BY General Funston
The friends OF General Funston
here ara hoping that IL this general
shakeup Among the general officers
OF the army the Department Of Cal
fforniz ~iE fail 70 him.
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The London Times has been dis.
cussing American prosperity and con
tends that il has led to overinyest-
meuts and that the balance OF trade
is not in favor OF the United States.
As We are selling five hundred mil.
lion dollars' worth more goods every
year than We are buying. il is difficult
to follow the trial balance opinion Of
the Times especially as that journal
SAYS; The general business situa-
ton in the United States is so good
that no imminent or even early col.
lapse seems probable
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that intend
ing passengers per steamship 40
RANGI.'' due to sail for the Colonies
on the 18th inst, must apply for pas
sage not later than Thursday, the
9th inst.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STEAM
SHIP LINE,
THEo. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD.
Agents.
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NOTICE OF MEETING

A meeting OF the stockholders ct
the Robert Grieve Publishing Com
pany. Limited. IS hereby called at the
Office Of the Treasurer. ]. h Fisher.
for SATURDAY. JANUARY 18th.
1902. az O'Clock D. m Said meeting
being for the purpose Of discussing
the general business affairs Of the
Company. EDWIN 5 Gill;.
Secretary.
Honolulu. Jan. Ieth. 1899.
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Had the government not expended
so much money on the Tilley court
martial az the instigation OF Bos-
ton lady missionary. the Bulgarian
brigand deficit might have been made
mp and the other lady missionary re-
leased.
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NOTICE.

All persons are forbidden TO tres
pass on the fishing rights at Kaika,
Waialus- Island OF Oahu. Any person
tTespassiag OF fishing will be prose
cntsd TO the fall extent OF the Law.
CHING AKINA, Lessee.
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With a net surplus Of nearly TWEEN.
~ millions FOR nine months work.
Hon. J Pierpont Morgan can hardly
be- said 10 have made a failure OF his
Steel Trust enterprise. Mr. Schwab's
percentage of salary increase will. no
doubt. be perfectly satisfactory.
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Postmaster General Payne IS the
first Wisconsin member OF a Cabinet
since Hon. Jerry Rusk used TO elabor-
ate on the pussy willow and other
staple crops.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given. that viii
not Be responsible for sny debts cor
trsctsd in the name Of Mrs. s. C
Bsrtelmanu OF Mrs L Il Kshilina-
(SiEnsdl MRS l. II kAHlLISS-
Honolulu. January 18th. 1892
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Republicans here. as well as on the
Mainland must not be too confident
The Democratic party viii not al
ways have to carry the load OF Bry-
anism.
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.sk,.:

Since the Sampson adhereuts have
been throwing mud at Admiral Dew
~. it is evident that somebody must
have been hard hit by a Schley brick
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New Ice Cream parlors.

ID. G. Camarinos has recently open
ed up dainty and neat ice cream
parlor, cSrrer of Alakea and King.
Everything clean and tasty. Ice
cream, cool drinks, etc. Don't fail to
drop In.
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in the heart Of New York quite rec
entity. and has had his fun nodicum
Of public pap
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
HONOLULU. d. T.. JAN. IS, 1902

Prince David. since his marriage.
may b. said TO have an optimistic
income. S..
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Washington Bureau Pest Building
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Entered at the Post ONCE at Homo
lulu. II 7. a. second-class mail
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The New
England
Bakery

Is loaded up with Good Things -
SCOTCH SHORT BREAD CAKES,
ALL SIZES, PRICES and
STYLES.
PIES just like your Mother used
to make.
Cookies. MacaFoons. Lady Fingers.
Cream Puffs and all the dainty styles
suitable for Christmas.
TONS OF PURE CANDY
from cheap grade for children up
10 better grades for 80 cents We
can furnish you a box OF delicious
candle worth a dollar elsewhere.
Don't foreetI
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Honolulu. Jan. Ieth. 1899.
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TELEPHONES.

auckLANo. EDITOR
The colored American., 1902-08-30
G. A. r. COMMITTEES.
Colored Men Named to Assist In
Welcoming Civil "or Ne&ei Nii'
20 Washin ston

The full roster for the committees
m sunervise the arrangements for the
nrospective G. A. r. Encampment mas
heen arranged. The colored members
as far as we could locate them, are as
follows:
On Public Comfort: Daniel Muir
raw. chairman; A. P. Albert, L. Z.
Bailey, ]. D. Baltimore, N. J. Booker,
Arthur Brooks, ]. H. Brooks Rev. s.
N Brown, ]. F. Bundy, ]. H. Butcher,
sr.. p H. Carson, w. Calvin Chase,
IF. Cook, E. E. Cooper, L. A. Cornish,
A. NJ. Curtis, L. H. Douglass, w. b.
Evans. c. A. Fleetwood, ]. r. Francis,
R.D. Goodman, A. S. Gray, j. A. Gray,
w II. Grimshaw, L. NJ. HershaW, A.
F. Hilyer. R. R. Horner, ]. w. Hunter,
Jesse Lawson, ]. T. Layton, Rev. u.
W. Lee. F. D. Lee, w. H. Liverpool,
w. s. Lotion, D. B. McCary, Whitfield
Mckinley, F. G. Manley, w. T. Menard,
Samuel Miller, j. T. Morton, j. l..
NeiIl, ]. c. Norwood, Alexander Ogles-
bv. Robert Pelham, c. ]. Pickett, w.
L. Pollard, c. H. Shorter, H. p. Slaugh-
ter, J. w. F. Smith, r. S. Smith, X.
H. Terrell, R. w Thompkins, Luther
THOMPSON, R. w. Thompson, Francis
Upshur, David Warner, T. w. west,
7. r. Wilder, w. H. A. Wormley.
On PubUc Order: Major c. A
Fleetwood, P. B. 8. Pinchback.
Medical Department: DR.. A. M
Curtis.
Evecutive Committee: George
Williams Cook
On Excursions: w. H. Grimshaw
James w. Butcher.
On Campfires: L. A. Cornls2- Z. "A
Fleetwood, w. H. Liverpool, Edward
L. Webster.
On Outdoor Medical Work: DR.
G. B. Purvis.
On Military Organizations: Major
c. R. Douglass w. II. Grimshaw.
The colored American., 1902-08-30
When AguinaldO
Comes He Will Ask

Who is the colored political leader
of the District of Columbia?
How much have you contributed TO
the G. A. R. Encampment fund?
What did James Hill do to them
during his Washington sojourn?
What is the N. E. and W. Associa-
tion doing to justify its existence?
Would not hustling Frank Cordozo
make a capital supervising principal?
Is Prof ]. H N Waring sure that
he will accept that Baltimore prlncl-
palship?
Why not a colored regiment in the
Philippines oficered completely by col
ored men?
Who is the Indianapolis Freeman's
first choice for the presidential noml-
nation in 1904?
Will Mr Travis Glascoe become an
adherent of the faith of the Seventh
Day Adventists?
What became of the hole that Henry
Clay Smith formerly of Santos, Bra
ZiD, crawled into?
Under which Democratic fiag-Rry,
an or Hills Editor Manning lg
his political book?
If the late District delegate to the
Philadelphia convention is persoua
grata at Oyster Bay?
If Director Merriam continues tC
read The Colored American with the
interest of other days?
Why not a colored priest of Father
Dorsey's caliber for pastor at st. Au
gustine's Catholic Church.
Would not Prof. w H. Richards le
gal attainments brilliantly adorn tn
bench of the Court of Claims?
Why were the gentlemen who cate
to the inner man" omitted from tn
committee on public comfort?
To what political tree is the balloo
attached that Editor w. E. King g
nervously occupies at this writing!
Is the G. A. R. Encampment commi
The colored American., 1902-08-30
Director Lewis Tendeted Banquet.

Prof. J Henry Lewis, who has len
dered the directOrship OF the chorus
that gave the big concert IN Atlanta,
Ga, In connection with the Negro
Young Peoples Christian snd Educa-
tiOnal Congress. when the affair was
being organic I'd, but who was COM
PEELED TO decline on account OF his
clerical duties with the Interstate Com
meTce Commission, was teudered 3
banquet by the Asbury church choir
and friends. at the residence OF Mrs
Els ellie V. jarvis, I439 n street ast
Thursday evening. MIR. Lewis gave sn
interesting and pleasing account of
his recent trip to Atlanta, and after q
musical program was giveu, tie party
partOOk of an elaborate banquet.
| Among those psssent were: Misses Sa-
rah A Tyler, B lrtie N sson, la Price,
Clara Shields, Marie Bradford. Anna
johnson, Alice Fur, Mrs. .ra L.
q bbs, Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Jarvis.
lr., Messss. John Smith, G A. COap
lin, Summer Beale aid Vim. Dgys.
The choir which has been increased
in men b srship. vii. begin their Worh
shuot the second Sunday Ia Septem
Der.
The colored American., 1902-08-30
News From Cape May:

Cape May, N. j.. Special-n one
could picture the delights of an ideal
night of pleasure TO their minds eye
he could not come nearer the ideal
than that which Wss depicted at the
auditorium, August 81. The full enjoy
ment of life everywhere prodOminateo
and even those VINO sat around the big
hsnce hall, were imbued With the
spirit of the occasion. Prof. Coles
orchestra furnished enIIvening music.
The Stockton Assemble gave on
Tuesday, August 19sh, at Dsles' Audi
torium, one Of the finest, elaborate and
most select balls and reception OF the
summer. 1t was largely attended by
the most prominen ladies and gsntle-
men of Cape May, The elite of msny
was represented. Mr. L L White, of
Washington, d. c., and Miss IL. ID
Mccoy, Of Dsnyille, Va, trIpped tbs
light fantastic to their hearts content,
accompanied by the delightful music
Of Cols's orchestra Others that we've
seen on the floor were Mrs. B. Palmer
and Mr. Scott, ef Washington. OF
course the prominent Messrs. Lindsey
and Crawford were present with their
ladies. The ladies' were handsomely
| goWned in full reception dress, ana
the gentlemen wore the conventional
costume. Among them were Miss
Bessie jackson, of PhiIadelphia, who
appeared in white french zgandie,
trimmed with pea green ribbons. Hel
JewelTy consisted Of diamond earring
and diamand cluster IN her hair, aud
a pearl necklace. Miss Julia q. Wa
ters, of Washington D. c., pretty
brunnette, vas dainty attiTed in {
white orgsndie, trimmed in white sat-
IN. MtssHeIen McGay, of Danville
Va, was sttired III a gown of mousse
line; Ms Emmitt Rogers wore blscE
tsfteJs silk; MISS Csesandra Hart, 0
Ardmore, Pa. wore buff colored veil
ing, elsborstely trimmed in tan velve
and diamonds; Mrs, Sally Delaney
gown was a blue crepe de chine; Mrs
Lovey Smith was seen in white silk
and Mrs, Hunter wore white law
with black velvet rOsettes. THESE Is
dies were from Baltimore. Miss NJ
, Henry, of North Carolina, was attire
in black alover lace over black silE
Miss Eva Maj Jrs, OF Cape My Cit
was gowned III white cIepe de chine
: rne management OF MIR. w. L Davis
l OF Washington, D. O, was superb.
The colored American., 1902-08-30


Negro Tammany politics in New York
City-Edward E. Lee or John ]. Bell?
Has Manning G. Jones superseded
oliver G. Black as the Negro Demo
cratic leader of the District of Col
umbia?
How many officers, lucrative and
honorary political, social and reig-
ious, are held by the Hon. John Q.
Dancy?
Is Col. Pledger the legal guardian of
the Fairbanks boom, or does Col.
Knox, of Indiana, claim that import
ant office?
Is there any way to punish the man
who perpetually rides a hobby and in
sists upon your helping him to keep it
in motion?
If the people who have been so
faithfully served by officer Harvey A.
Thompson would not welcome his re-
turn to his old beat?
Why not address ourselves seriously
to the installation of a few colored
men on our street car lines motor
men and conductors?
Why do not our religious" ex-
| changes cease abusing one another,
and confine themselves to straight log
ic and the bare facts?
Will the death of Senator Mcmillan
| affect the well-being of the several col
ored officials whose positions are
charged to his quota?
Why may not sharp division Of
| the white vote in some Southern dis
| tricts, leave the registered Negro vote
| the actual balance of power?
Why should it be necessary for the
leaders of the Afro-American Council
to defend the legitimacy of its off
spring-its election of officers?
Was the appointment of R. L. Smith
as deputy marshal in Texas due to the
strenuous activity of our handsome
friend, the Hon. c. NJ. Ferguson?
Why not give Charlie Hamilton a
place in the Grand Army parade and
see whether he won't liven up the 'old
sojer boys"-ragtime or no rag1me?
How the separate seat law in opera
ton at our theatre squares with the
civil rights law, as upheld by the SUI
preme Court of the United States?
Is not Rev. E. D. w Jones, of Penn
sylvania, encroaching upon the pre-
serves of one Matthew Stanley Quay
when he talks about shaking plum
trees?
Is it not a remarkable fact that the
bulk Of the building operations of tn
colored people of this city for the cur
rent year has been in the direction D
churches?
What have Revs. Hill, Brooks, How
ard, Waller, Garner, Johnson, Brown
, Taylor, Balding and others of our min
isterial host, to say for or against tn
Sunday funeral?
What would happen to certain .
our local oratorical geniuses if ceas
ing to harangue the multitude shoul
be made a condition precedent upo
remaining at large?
How many young men in the heyde
/ of prosperity will be warned by tb
improvidence of George Dixon to say
n up a few pennies for the rainy da
n that is sure to come.
Did the coIored soldiers in the civ
Y war perjure themselves to save Ge
4 eral Corbin from conviction for COZ
ardice when he was hauled up before
v drum-head court martial?
g If we insist upon having fiji
churches, why not fewer building
le more dutiful congregations, and
Ia debt that q N be handled without So
rificing the purposes Of true religion
TO What will be the outcome of t
le Presidents disgust with the Southe
Republican factions, who contend mo
or strongly for federal pie" than for p;
N ty supremacy in their several bal
The colored American., 1902-08-30
Big jim Parker in Town

Mr. James 3 Parker, the rei' - obaIs
Buff tTsgedy. is in the q ,."n mn no
he wall spend q few Weezs r. md
from 2 long tour in Jhe oOC,.s sonce noe
Wet. All letters snd corresp':.luIc-sTe - csTe
can be sent TO him in th.s ciI! IL -
of The Colored American.
The colored American., 1902-08-30

liant soldier boys who have richly
earned commissions in the regular
army?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

first prize winner as a hunter or jumper
at any previous recognized horse SNOW,
The minimum weight to be carried IN
Thoroughbred hunter class-Open to all
thoroughbred, qualified: and ,green hunt.
ers. Conformation and quality to count
50 per cent; performance over LIEN, fences e az
entered-First prize, s1oo; second prize,
exhibitG-. Allen Potts; GaFnett Ripple, ex-
hibitor, J. N. Alien.
500 p. .M.-CLASS 1-ROADSTERS.
Horses entered in these classes will be
judged as horses driven regularly On the
road and by their manners, conformauon'.
speed, and style Of going; Fh aI,a p ped
drivers and dealers barred
Horse foar gr ed trd 1riEs
So; fourth prize, ribbon; ~,
sa nasSaa' silver a0 Sterling. exhibitor.
Frank 2; Altemus; quar- quartz, exhibitor,
T. Griffith; Susie, exhibitor. W. NJ. Hab-
liston; Queen, exhibitors, r. L. and r.
Fl. Barnes: W; G. s.. exhibitor, W. G.
R wSnia El9ye exbbto4s
S. Forbes & Sons; Daisy D. exhibitor.
E. P. Goodwin; O.: r. Ford. exhibitor.
James II. Grant; Flirt, exhibitor, H: O.
Scott: Russell Rex. exhibitors, Bristow &
Leach; Curtis Bay, exhibitor. Richard
WalIach, agent: Myrt1eton Belle. exhib
So = p MagI E3ssReEz HoRsEs IN HAR
NESS.
All horses entered in these classes must
be practically sound for the purpose for
which they are shown: They must y IT. have
ton will not be given the preference over
true ali-around action.
In classes for pairs both horses must
within the limit Ct size called FOR IN
style Of going 80 per cent.
Pair horses over Is hands and not ex-
sos; Second prize, $50; third prize. SIS:
fourth prize. ribbon.
Fortune Miss Fortune ta exhibitor, Mrs rs
David Harum Lord Radiant, exhibitor.
Mountain View Farm; Brownette, Car
menceta. exhipitor Dr. 2c F. D 0Wsls TSn
HARNESS AND SADDLE HORSES.
Horse suitable for harness and saddle
$50; third prize, s25; fourth prize. ribbon
Carter ntsit peep sl Run, sxhIbitor; Il g: Beat.
Iamp; Meadow Plume, exhibitor: Mrs.
Charles Hurkamp; MeLemore, exhibitor a,i
exhibitor. Mrs. CORTLAND r. Smith; Red
Hawk, exhibitor, T.. T.. Evans; ornora,
purposes. Horse to be first shown TO an
suited for harness purposes. the horse
to be harnessed in the ring to be shown
and judged under saddle. Horses best
suited for both Of these purposes to be
awarded the prizes-First prize. 800; seq
ond prize $50; third prize S2a; fourth
prize, ribbon.
Queen, exhibitors. r.. L, and r. II.
Harness: Ben Cay, exhibitor. ], ;. sperry;
Pathfinder, exhibitor, Lewis 6. Toungsi
Telegram. exhibitors, Y. 8, Forbes :.
Godenrod, exhibitors, McComb s. Lyme;
Lightfont, exhibitors. J. 3. MeCemb e
Brother; Peacock. exhibitor. T. +. Evans;
Royal Rival exhibitor, Mrs: Allen Potts;
Black Prince, exhibitor, W. G. Reed;
Flavia, exhibitor, Duncan Wright,
900 P, M.-CLAsS 17-LADIEs' TURN
OUT.
Best single horse, suitable for lady to
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drive, to 6a SHOWN 0efoFe an aQpfopiiase
pointments 50 per cent. Ladies to drive
prize. saa: fourth prize: ribbon.
Miss e'=e Terfu ssalo eeaiplsor Mrs Albert
Young; Lady Marjorie. exhibitor, Mrs
Maxwell Wyeth: Lord Radiant. exhio-
itor:, Mountain View Farm; Brownsets,
e eahibitor,, Br, F. i, oWsies: Windward,
exhibitor, James 81: Grant; Reta ~. eS-
hibitor, Mrs. G. w. Smith; Westover, eA-
hibitor, ], r. Anderson: Myftleton Heie'
exhibitor, Duffey Brothers.
$40 P. M,-cLAss 1@ s;4 IN Han
All ponies entered in this class must e e
practically sound, have good manners anu
shown before an apprepriat sa sealf fncbes
To be driven by a. child under Ia years
81; second nFiss, SIS: third prize vi
1o pruid p, ezSib dt duncan Wright. Kris
exhibitor, E. Z. b. Myers. Jy,; Roanoke,
ga fsh MGk ks!S'He f 8 RfSo TANpEMs
Wheeler should have. power, action and
pace. Leaders should be snowy and vel!
bred. with good all around action ana
pace. Manners will be considered. Io %, ne
Tandem, the wheeler to be over p ha aIe,a
First prize, 500; second prize, 500; th1fd
prize. SOS; fourth prize, ribbon.
EGEe s%h5 Ms qs Albert Aete fep
Wootton, Lady Wootton, g. ". c; Rrexel;
FL CAPTAIN, Telegram, ". >. F9rnes q
Sons; David Harum, Mate, Mountain
view Farm; Pasha, Brownette, pr. F. p.
Owsley; Rajah, Carmencieta, DR.. T. Y.
Owsley: o. r. Ford, Windward, James
H. Grant; Westover. Mate. ]. T. Anoef-
ION ION p M-cLAss 2s-HuNTERs AND
JUMPERS.
Qualified hunters must have been kept
for hunting purposes and have peen yes.
ularly hunted with a recognized hunt
more than one year and within one year
Of date of entry, and certificate from
the master of hounds must accompany
entry *. The nm ba 4S ne
Qualified hunters Digit WelghG up TO
carrying under $50 pounds to hounds. Con-
formation to count Is per cent; perform
Horses entered in this class are not eliS-
second ID prize $50; third prize. SIS; fourth
prize, ribbon.
queen Bee, exhibitor, Mrs. r; g. Shay;
Carter; Kathleen, exhibitor, John P.
Dulaney; Buck, exhibitor. Mrs, Alfred =:
Y Young: Baeki hsss ezhibitor. Lewis 6.
Young; Up-to-Date exhibitor. Hampton
Stock Farm; Tip-Top,- exhibitor. Mrs
C0urtland II. Smith; Ch1pmunk, exne-
Robert NJ. Taylor.
HOO F. M-CLASS 29-HUNTERS AND
JUMPERS,
Corinthian Ciass-Open to all hunters.
Horses must be ridden by members OF
some recognized hunt club. Conformation
to count Is per cent; performance over
forces rs per cent. First prize, 51e0; second
prize $50; third prize. S25; fourth prize,
ribbon.
Lottery. exhibitor, Tenant 6 Tenant;
Jubilee, exhibitors, Tenant & Tenant;
Crusader, exhibitor, A. S. Craven: Queen
Bee, exhibitor, Mrs. r. G. Shaw: Kath-
leen, exhibitor, John P. Dulapey; Bach
elor. exhibitor. John F. Dulaney: Nun
: chausen, exhibitor. John P. Dulaney;
Squire, exhibitor, W. v. Thraves; Buck,
exhibitor. Mrs. Alfred p. Dietrich: Path
finder, exhibitor, Lewis g. Young; Buckle,
exhibitor, Lewis G. Young, Deep Run,
exhibitor, H. c. Beattie; Patience, exhib-
itor. Mountain View Farm; The Minstrel.
exhibitor, Mountain View Farm; Lady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

a sion H. e sxhissr Lsss ss9 9os
rocks, exhibitor; Richard Wallach, agent
AAmaret, exhihitor. Charles Aurkamp
Hornpipe. exhibitor. Mrs. Charles Hun
kamp; Up-to-Date exhibitor, Hamptci
Stock Farm; The Lamb, exhibitor, Hamp
tor ton Stock Farm: osunqHit axa i9sis
ito aap sirn. eo court smith: Sea gu
exhibitor. Mrs Courtland II. Smith: Re
Hawk, exhibitor: T I. Evans; Chipmunl
hibiter, Mrs. Stewart Lee; PRINCESS, eN
hibitor Mrs T. NJ Allen: Miss English
exhibitor. J. NJ. Allen; Churchill. exhih
itor. Julian Norris: Easter. exhibitor
Robert NJ. Taylor; Guy Rock, exhibition
Robert NJ. Taylor.
Friday, October 18th.
CLASS la-HoRsE AND RUNABoVl
Horse and runabout owned by resi-
dent of Richmond or Manchester. Hen
rico and Chesterfield counties. Horse to
count 60 per cent; ruaa bout. 40 per cent.
true all-aronnd action, and be able to go
a pace Horse must stand without being
held Excessive high action not essential.
Professional drivers and dealers barred;
prize. $40; fourth prize. ribbon.
Act-a-Bit exhibitor. Mrs. Albert fovn9;
Miss Fortune. exhibitor. Mrs, Albert
R hapns5 9Ssee efA asSboR H. ana ssun
ders: sapho, exhibitor. Barton H. Grundy.
Windward exhibitor. James II. Grant:
N1irador exhibitor. George Cole Scott;
Westover exhibitor. j, I, Anderson.
$40 ?, M--eIAss as mHeRsEs IN HAIR
All ho,ses entered in these classes must
be practically sound for the purpose for
which they are shown. They nnst have
ton will not be given the preferences over
within the limit OF size called for In this
going so per cent. Horse over Is hands
and not exceeding Is hands inches First
prize. 500, second prize. 500; third prize,
Silver Sterling, exhibitor. Frank 4: ,, Al
Young: Miss Fortune. exhibitor; Mrs Al.
psfe fo pnsxel Eof Iaay o Woot,on eahhiter
and R. Fl. Barnes; Lady Marjorie. ex.
hIetor Mss MaSwe WITH eth, Bayla
lord Radiant. exhibitor, Mountain View
Farm; Brewnette, exhibitor. pr. E. D,
0wsley: Carmencieta.. exhibitor: Or. F.
Mccabe. Jr.: Curtis Bay. exhibitor. Rich
Mr. Mrs. GAVIN &. " Smith afbn'' fs''A y.
$40 P M:.CLAss 2l.GE lS
To be judged by their quality. manners.
PAGES and conformation. They wilt bs
required ia back easily. change the lead
On the center without apparent effort,
and stand long enough for the rider to-
dismount and mount without unnecessary
trouble The gaits required to be shown
viii be walk. trot and canter Horse: la
hands and under 15 hands inches. First
prize, 500: second prize. $50; third prize.
$25: fourth prize ribbon.
Goldenrod, exhibitors. MeComh & Lyme;
Lightfoot. exhibitors j B. McCamb q
Brother; Peacock, exhibitor. I: i, Evans:
Robin Aaair. exhibitor. Mrs, Blalp john
son; Buck. exhibitor. Mrs. Alfred +.
Dietrich.
900 p M-CLAss 1AFoUR-IN-HANu
PARK TEAMS.
For the best park team to ha shown
before a coach. drag or break. Amateurs
to drive. First prize, $50: second prize.
SIS: third prize. SIS: fourth prize ribbon
Exhibitors-3frs- Albert Young. Moun-
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