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Pioneer and Mote, Mr: George Cole Sc, whip.

a. Z 4g+Il B51 Is i, &
all-around action ana pace required----Mrs.
j. 3. M. Grosvenor's Fascination, oh. g.,
and Elevation. CHI g., first; MIR. j. Kerr
Bran chs Mignonette and Heliotrope, CHI.
ms. Second: Mrs. Grosvenor's Carnation
Cole SCOTS Vivid and Venture. fourth.
Saddle horses, fifteen hands and under
fifteen hands two inches-Mrs. J. b. NJ.
Grosvenor's CHI. M, Corinne, first; Mrs.
]. B. NJ Grosvenor's chs g., Dixie, second |;
Mrs. Grosvenor'ss blk. g., Petroleum, third |;
Miss Mary Lindsay Carriers Vindicator,
b.. g.. fourth.
Ladies. pairs In harness; horse to count
DO. appointments 80 per cent.--N1rs. j.. B.
NJ s. Grosvenor's Fascination and ira
ton, first; Mrs. ~ Grosvenor's Carnation
and Rose Leaf, second Bresee & Vests
Extra News and Sporting Elk ira, third !;
3ture, fourth. Sss &. 81 s
Virginia hunting tandems: tandem to
county 60 and Jumping 10 per cent.-Roger
Bros. team first; Scott and Osborne Pio-
neer and mate, second :; Bresce & VESTS
Extra News and mate third; Grant and
lBeattie's O. r. Ford and mate fourth. q
Ladies' nters; manners to count rs.
performances 30 and conformation Is per
ccnt.--Mr, G. II. 4 Smiths Up-to- Date rid
den by Miss Shelton, first; Mr.. s j. iIiollo-
ways Jack Frost second, Mrs. Allen
Smiths Chapple Lee, fourth. IS 5i5s
ton to count 40. performance co per cent
Mr.. w. w. Osbornes Nancy Lee br. M,
first; Mrs. Allen Potts's Benedict. blk. Il,
second !; Mr. c.. H.. Smiths Topaz, CHI, q,
third; Mr.. @. H. Smiths Robert-tlie-
Devil b. s., fourth. li 5a} H
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Fascinat ton and Elevation. On Tuesday
night Mlgonette won the decision over
Fascination, and now the question comes
up: Can the pair Of Richmond horses
hold their own against the Grosvenor5 en-
try. Conformation. quality. style and all
around action. was called for and horses
We're required to 60 good pace. Be
rides the pairs I have mentioned. Miss
Gebert drove beautiful pair Of dark
cilestnuts for Mr. Grosvenor. and Miss
Shelton showed Mr.. George Cole Scott'S
gray and black.
Fascination and Elevation never went
better. The pace they went II the small
ring was remarkable. Mr.. Branch's pair
quickly. and this proved ia tai at a criu-
cal moment Donally's pair showed bad
manners for a amoment at the turn near
the gate going INTO the barrier. but were
away again almost before 1T was noticed.
The, award went TO Airs. Grosyenor' 8
Fascination and Elevation. driven by
Donally. Second to Mr. John K. Branch's
Migonette ana Hell otrope. great going
Carnation and Rose Leaf, driven in eS-3
scellent form, by Miss Gebcrt. Miss Skel-i
ton won fourth for Mr.. Scott. The win
ming par carried off all honors at the
property Of Mr. rowbridge HOLSTER. but
were handled by Jack Donally. There Is
JOY IN the Blue and Red stable tonight:
E Six park hacks entered for the class.
scented Corlnne. Petroleum and a new
@four-year-old Dixie, that won out at
Louisville DR.. r 'cketts showed Lady;
&Ogla.5aDr. Cate rode Vindcator. Mrs.
BAR johnson showed Robin Adair. MFR.
Holloway was upos Fleurette and Mr..
Lynne entered FIirt. Mrs. Allen Potts's
Er liant was scratched on account Of
sickness. This mare won red in the same
class on Wednesday, night.
noticed that PETROLEUM went great for
Mrs. Grosvcnor. Cor!nne was ridden by
to see him ride a park hack, and one
that will not go for him. will go for no
one.
Donnlly showed first on Dixie. Ryan
showing manners and all kinds OF snap.
Mrs. Grosvenor showed Petroleum we'll,
and TIE black geding made a good per-
iformance.
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Red to Messrs Scott and Osborne. Pho
Sneer and Lily Day. TellowSto Messrs.
Bresee and Vests Extra News and
Charity, and VIII, &c to Messrs. Grant and
Benttie. KS u tx h
Ladies' hunters proved a great card.
There were seventeen original entries;
OF which were scratched and excluded
be lame. Ladies who rode IN this class
were required to be members of arecog-
nized hunt Il
Mrs. Allen Potts rode Fire Light clean;
perfect pgrlor mango. Miss aolloWay
Shelton rode Mrs. Smiths Up-to-Date.
with one light rap Mrs. Smith rode Tip
Top. with two hard Sraps:. Miss shelton
rode Mr.. David DYnlop's Nancy Lee,
mount on Freelan &c. W tn two raps Miss
Shelton rode Mr.. Smiths Chappie Lee,
with three rnps. Miss Holloway rode
F1urette; she went into the brush and
made , two Mss Shelton X. ton, rode
on Buck, received a round Of applause.
She made one rap. NJ IS Shelton rode
Mrs Forbess Quic2<step making two
raps. II y f 5$
there were raps. still the hunters went
in good honest way. and most OF them
proved Themselves safe TO carry side
saddle.
Up-to-Date Blue.
6 Blue went to Mrs. Smiths Up-to-Datc,
ridden by Miss Shelton. Red to- jar ok
Frost, RIDDEN BY Miss Holloway, ellow
to Mrs. Allen Potts's Fire Light, and
white to Mrs. Smiths Chappie Lee. rid.
den by Miss Shelton.
Mrs. Shelton won the very handsome
silver cup. offered by the association. to
the lady riding the winner in the class
The class for heavyweight green hunt
erS brought out a field of nine Co.'S
formation counted 40 per cent. in this
counted Copper cert. Horses were re-
CURED to be up to carrying $50 pounds to
hounds. @ "a & va
Allen Potts rode first on Benedict. max
inc one rap. Topaz Went second, ridden
by Mrs. Percy Evans. making one rap
Nancy Lee made clean performance,
ridden by Mr.. Osborne Lilly Day. rid
den by Mr. Osborne, Knocked down the
rails. Cooccl Hawkins, ridden by Mr..
Evans went down at the rails, giving, Mr..
Evans a bad fall. Fortunately 10 dam
age was done and Mr.. Evans pluckily
mounted and rode over the rema ming
jumps. The crowd applauded Mr.. Evans.
who took off his hat.
Mr.. Osborne had the mount on Mr..
Fred. W. SCOTS mare. Spinster. The
marc made e. bad performance and did
not seem to care to face the made jumps.
She has never been In the ring. but Is
brill ant in the field. "a
Mr.. Evans rode Robert, The Devil, for
Mr.. Smith. The horse made a bad por-
Torrance: He Is. am told. great in
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THE oCToBER % 1904


8. g. Atkins. was scratched in the class
to the 1sapproyal OF her many admirers.
3 Five speedy ones faced the Judges.
Messrs. Parker and Gamer, who requested
Hon. Adam Beck to 10 II them In making
q decision. Mr.. Saunders drove one OF
his entries and his son drove another. It
Is pleasant to note two generations Of
sporlsmcn IN the ring. Mr.. Grant drove
Mr.. Ellerson's good bay geding, STAN
hope. a
Miss shaw, a great looking brown
mare, shown In the class, was purchased
on yesterday by Mr.. John K. Branch.
Mr.. John Sprntlcy, the we'll known, horse
man. was enthusiastic In his praise OF
the mare. He tn ngs she Is good enough
to win In the garden.
Tho class was far beyond the average
and I especially noticed the careful and
intelligent manners, In which Mr.. Il. A.
Saunders was turned out. His appoint
ments were perfect.
4 Miss Shaw Wins.
Blue went to Mr. John K. Branch's re-
cent purchase, Miss Shaw, driven by Mr..
Saunders. Red to Mr.. Pollnrd's Crown
Prince. yellow to Mr.. Saunders Red
Bird ST. driven by Mr.. Saunders, and
white to Mr.. Saunderss Resale S., driven
by Mr.. Page. zN
4 The most important harness decision OF
the show was next on the card. The
question that confronted the Judges was
whether tho award should go to Mr..
John K. Branch's pair Migonetto and
Heliotropc, or to Mrs. j. B. M. Grosycnr's
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tice OF hunting rucr driving their hunters
as leaders before high acting cobs In GO
iEg to a meet OF hounds. 1t was sup
posed that 1t was easier on the hunter to
be driven rather than ridden to the meet,
and also that 1t was more comfortable
for the hunting man to. drive to covert
rather than hack It. Leaders In this
class should be strictly hunter type, and
the wheeler should be 9. high acting cob
of substance and speed. Leaders should
gallop. II Is said that the hunting tan
dem was especially popular at oxford
University In the oldep days. Students
were not allowed to hunt, but We're al
lowed to drive tandem. so It was the
practice amongst the University men to
drive their hunters as leaders until the
University boundaries were passed Then
the leader was saddled and away. like
honest John Peel. 70 the sourd Of the
horn and the cry Of the hounds,
Five tandems bid FOR hpncrs. driven BY
men In hunting coors. The harness Judges
got in their work and turned the leaders
over 10 the jump Judges. The ring pre-
scented busy scene when the leaders
were being saddied and the jumps were
being brought In.
Mi. Beattle rode Deep Run with three
raps-one ut the brush and two at the
rails.
Mr.. Osborne rode Lily Day clean. It
was brilliant performance. Mr. Hooff
rode Charity, Knocking down tho rails
and making a bad performance. Mr..
Rogers rode Red Raven; went clear in
I Blue went to Aressrs Rogers Brothers.
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THE DETAILED STORY
Last Nights Events Graphically
Related by Mr.. Potts.

At eleven o'clock on yesterday morning
conformation was Judged for last nights
hunter classes. by Messrs. Beck. Hooe
and Cary. The proceeding was watched :: he.
with much interest by some two thou-
sand people, who were in the building.
Several Of the hunters showed lamen e
and were practically ordered out Of the
ring. for a lame horse cannot win in any
class.
As soon as conformation was Judged,
AIR. Sydney Holloway schooled Mr.. Court
land SIN this great jumping pony, Aurora,
by Northern Light Mr.. Holloway rode
the small mare over the poles set at FIVE
feet and received liberal applause. for his
excellent riding. Later he rode his. gray
gelding. Free Lance, over the sticks at
s feet 1-2 inches. Tonight Aurora will
try to go 5 feet inches to break her pub
lie record. The little mare is b great
leaper and I have no doubt but that she
VIII DO the trick. INrcelance will have a
try at the high jump. together with
Gray Rock and Nancy Lee.
First one the programme last night was
the class for pair Of Virginia harness
horses. Four pairs entered the gate and
the entries We're most creditable. Mr..
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and attractive of the entire week. AS a
by ladies' and children. 1t has been an
nounced that the general admission fee
of fifty cents will entitle any one to u
seat anywhere in tho house outside the
boxes, and tho first three rows, A, B and
c. Only tho rows named arc reserved.
This is an excellent opportunity for the
school children and the little tots to-
see the performances offthe horses.
Seats will be reserved for the matinee
In the first three rows up to noon at the
Office at No. 500 East Main Street After
that the box sheet will be at tho Anphi-.
theatre, where seats can be reserved up
to the hour OF the performance and even
later, X HI i. 6s.
The programme for the matinee to-day
embraces the classes for horses and rum
abouts, ponies in harness, ladies' turn
outs driven by ladies'. combination tlar-
ness and saddle horses, park andems.
Virginia harness horses. qualified light
weight hunters. green lightweight
hunters and the class for horses OF the
Deep Run Hunt Club. The matinee will
close with the exhibition by the cavalry.
There are nine entries for the combina-
ton harness and saddle horse honors at
the matinee three competitors In the
tandem class seven IN the Virginia
,harness class eight IN the qualified
lightweight hunters, and eighteen In tho
h lightweight green hunters, In the class
for Deep Run Hunt Club horses there
are fifteen entries, No programme of
the week embraces mole jumping than
sto-day's matinee N
At to-nlght's performance an extra
exhibition has been added to the pro-
gramme. Aurora. Mr., Courtland Smiths
champion high jumrlng pony Will go
against his own record OF s feet inches.
Mr.. Sidney Holloway, one OF the finest
riders ever seen here will take the pony
over the Jumps and endenyor to esta hlish
IA new record, This will Immediately fol-
low the high Jump competition In which
Free Lance and Grey Rock. two Of tho
4 best ever shown here, Will compete for
honors and new records Both horses
will be ridden by expert riders +,
After the competition in tho four-in-
hand class tonight. Mr., John H. Dom
nelly, driver Of the Grosyenor stables.
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David Dunlop's pair. driven by Mr., Court
land Smith. won out for first place. Mr.,
Alexander Hnmlton's fine pair Of horses
took the red; yellow went to Messrs.
sBresee and West. and white to Mr.. Geo,
Cole Scott .
Both first and second place In this
class was won by residents Of Peters,
burg, The sports from the banks OF the
Appomattox are doing themselves proud,
Roadsters held the attention OF the
The class called for appointments and in
such detail that percentages for robes.
blankets and whips wore snectled. Red
Light, the fast mare, belonging to Mr..
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to sumpter Eakin. OF Radford.
Best single harness horse, Henry, own
ed by ]. II, Cowan OF Montgomery; Sc
cond, to Harry, owned by r, L. Jordan,
OF Radford,
Best pair driving horses. Prince and
Bob. owned by J. d. Wilson, of Snow
vile; second. to Adrey and Ercs, owned
by James zoll, Of Radford.
Best ladies' saddle mare OF geldins
prize to Diamond owned by Ebert Zim-
norman. OF Max Meadows; second, to
Fancy. owned by Miss Alice Howard. OF
Buddle.
Sweepstakes saddle marc, gelding or
stallion, Mazeppa first. owned by ", D.
Sutton. VII
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Personals and Briefs.

daughter, Miss Ellen Converse. OF Louis
Vile KY are staying at the corner Of
Third and Franklin with Mrs. Bette
Abbott. y \
Miss Blanch Sanders and Mr.. Marion
Sanders. who have been guests of Mrs.
w. s, Gordon. OF this city. Will leave to-
night for their home In Wythe county:
Among the out,of-town visitors to ths
Horse Show during the week were Mr.
and Mrs, John II. Truck. OF Montclair.
N, j., who are spending a portion OF their
honeymoon In Richmond as the guests o.
Captain Charles A. Crawford, NO: sot
West Main Street. 4a
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THE RADFORD FAIR.
Good Races for Closing Day.
Ostrich With Boy on His Back.

= :"
EAST RADFoRD, VA. October 21.---
The great district talr@ closed to-day a
crowd Of about $500 people were present.
The races We're the best Of the week.
the 2:25 mixed trot. for purse Of $3.50.
Electric Hero, owned liam Brad
ford. Of Roanoke, won first prize, with
King Max. owned by; 1amison & Co..:
second. and Denmark, owned by Dr.,
Bowen Of Lynchburg. third. Time. 2:o5.
# The running race, five-eighths mile
heats. for purse Of $3.50. was Won VOL by
Cabin Boy. owned by J.8SP. Bane, Of!
Giles, with Meadow Maid, owned by O..
r. Jordan, Of Dublin, second, and Ohio.
King, owned by Thomas Cheek. Of West
Virginia, third Time, 1:0i. Il. 81
i The last running race, for purse OF $lQO,
had six entries, and was very exciting
First prize, TO Effe Shepherd, owned by
Ja1nison & Co., Of Roanoke with AL
bert c., owned by Thomas Clark, Of
West Virginia, second, and Dan WI gins,
owned by r.. u. Brown, OF Wytheville,a
third Time. 50 seconds. M
Tho ostricl, race was better than on
previous days, Black Diamond being
more accustomed to the track. and ne.
also ran without harness. ridden by n
half grown boy, who travels with Black
Diamond x eNHlpltOI,l WI. sroto. stlit
This feature proved especially inter-
esting, and aroused much enthusiasm.
Tho riding and driving contests brought
e out many beautifnl horses and sone
skilled riders and drivers.
* The prize for best lady driver was
won by Miss LEILA Goldsmith, OF Rad
ford, /. ga8 81 5s
Best young lady rider between sixteen
and twenty-one, by Miss Nita White.
OF Wytheville. Second premium to Miss
Kathleen Cassell,a of Radford, Il
Best boy rider under fifteen. premium
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Tomorrow morning at Grows, Aysnua
BAPTIST Church, Dr. J, p, Hawthorno
Will deliver his fourth sermon u the ae-
tres On the sayings az chrlat upon ne
Mount, ],
Tha topic OF this discourse will DO
spiritual Eyes-the Good and the had
AT g r. NJ. his theme will be Made
Gyea. Through Suffering.
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Richrn onderrs in New York.

Special to The Times Dspatch.)
* NEW YORK, October el.--Waldorf, &.
B. Hall and wife: Aston. w. II. DAVID
son; Grand. X. w. Jones, Mrs. G. Weil.i 4
Parl, Avenue. H. Il. Price; Hoffman 81
j, Montague. T. s. Thomas; Imperial
w. G. A1aury; Lincoln. A. Ryan; Herald
Square, II. w, Tyler and wife. r. Ia
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Dies From Effects Of Fall. I

Eddie Booker. colored. who several
weeks ago fell from Broad Street car.
while attempting to jump to avoid an
accident. died at the Virginia Hospital I
yesterday. The man was not expected to-
finally died from minngits. He was for
many years cook at Compbell's Z estau-,
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Dr.. Harmon to Y Dung Men.

Rev. Jolln Harmon, D. D., will speak
at the Young MEMS Christian Az as
ton Tomorrow afternoon al 3: 80 10 81 ock$
on .'True Manhood Dr. Harmon has al
spithy way OF putting thing Fie says
things in such a way that You can res
member them. At $3.50 Dr.. Harmon wi
speak. and at 4:45 the big family Bibles
class will meet In The larlor q o f8s tho
S oclatior. G neral Secretary M eeia
has returned to the city. AID will con. 4
let he L la. s. ttsS5y # 2}tSssi ~
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Cloyenski Throws It Up.

ne tl (By AssocIat tod Pre- ss) liEf3I4a
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE fight between
Joe Choyenskt and Philadelphia jack
GOBrlen, scheduled for noxt Tuesday
was a telegram from Choynsti. which
said: IS
"call fight Off, Am out Of game for
p0od
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Free Entertainment Tonight.

a FREQ Entertainments VIII be given to-
night at the 10th Street Methodist Mission,
ulider the direction of Mrs. w. NJ. Bick-
iers. 81 the Women's Christian Temper
anc3 Union. 95l 5f4
Or, X. Y.Henley Will make an address,
Chocolate and cake will be served as
refreshments.
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will Give an exhibition Of skillful hand
ling OF tours. This is one OF the most
interesting features OF tile programme.
having been added yesterday.
To-night's programme will bring out
the champions In every class, so that
those who 20 will DO enabled to Wit
ness the performances OF the best horses
at this and other shows These classes
embrace champion saddlers, champion
harness horses. champion lightweight and
heavyweight hunters.
Besides these there will BIO shown the
hunt class with hounds, the four-in-
hands, ponies In harness and gig horses
and the harness pairs.
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Engagements Cancelled.

1THH-9 I1@75T (By Assoclated Press) T lIlilIT 81
RALEIGH, N. c.. Oct. 2l,-Governor
Aycokhas been compelled to cancel his Z
West for tho Democratic National Cons
mlttee because his son Is III with typhoid
fever, tIt55 90 i2aI{{Ey G4st5 " 9g5sS
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VIRGINIA.
BRIEFS
(spcc,aI to ,rho Times. Dispatcho

F Especial to lrhe Times Dispatch)
BRISTOL, VA, Oct a. IL Governor
Frazier OF Tennessee. has offered q re-
ward Of $500 for the capture Of Grover and
Clinton Watson, the brothers who are
charged with tho murder Of Winia =, e 81
Burton, the man who was ehot to sdeaths
In South Bristol q few nights age: The
fugtives escaped, and It Is believed they
are now In hiding. in the Southwestern
! f'REDE RlCiSsBuRG. vA--At !, meet
Committee on light brought In a report
built for the City at a cost. Of SIS, oOO. Tbs
speclficatlons, etc, and the question will
og fSn.tsa e rs e the ety
old, lies In Dixie Hospital at the point Of
death with a. bullet In his brain He W z !.
at Epworth Methodist Church, IN Fo18
Fill, and who later serenaded the mar 55
3cople. After leaving the house fired
whipped out his revolver to, fret into
charged. however, the bullet entering N
NoRFo 5 ,.ilS vts'The Norfolk foot ball
team left tonight for Greens boro. Ne.
where It will play the l'niy s1 I. 81
from several institutions, and is one OF the
strongest. amateur eeYens not connected
with any 3 lace OF learning in the South III
SOUTH BOSTON, vA.--4Mr. Beverly
this place who left here two years ago
for Central Africa In the interest Of the
American T obac 90 Company, has returnsd: s.
He gives Interesting accounts o his novel
and thrilling experiences. He expects TO-
return shortly. Ss5 7s3 Y, S;;i
WINCHESTER, rs Ell zabeth " orth-j#
.ington, the little daughter Of Bruce
3W0rthingt on, president Of the Yorth!ng.,g
ton Tobacco Company, upset q lamp IT
her homo last night and was badly burns
ed about her body. The flames We're sfin-SS
fally3 extingulshed before spreading to her;
face Nv s.-sr grandmother, Mrs. Maria
Warrington. whose hands Were III also'
III 1e,f
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Mr.. Childrey Honored.

ST. louis, October a.-The National
Association OF Local Fire Insurance
Agents to-day elected A. II, Robinson. of
louisville, president, and T.. w chlldres.
OF Norfolk. Va, one Of the viee-pressl.-
dents. , l
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JeFords Knocked Out.

II 4t4 tny Associated Press,l - "
\ BALTIMORE, Oct 2l,7-( 'Phila delphla
Jack') OBrien knocked out Jim Jefrords,
of California In the third round of their
l5-rouad boxing contest tonight
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Model B Sunday, School Room. u

At MARSHALL Street Christian Church
Mr.. Notions subject will be What In--.s
fluence Does My Life Exert" In the
morning, and In the evening. ! Model
Young Widow l53
At8n large congregational Meeting tolt85t
this church held last Sunday afternoon
1t was una nimously decided to erect 81
new model Sunday school room and make
other improvements This work is ! ex-Sli
pected to begin at once. rs Ss NJ
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Aroused Enthusiasm.

In the class for sporting tandems there
were five competitors Messrs. Scott and
Osborne's Pioneer and Nancy Lee win
ming second honors and The rcd ribbon.
lie first prlze went to the l,ogcr Erp,h,
sers' entry, largely on their fine perforla-
a.lce oyarfthe Jumps The West entry.
Extra News and tho Herald. won third
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tho field, but has never faced made
jumps.
Mr.. neattie's Pueblo went out on three
rcflisals
Blue won't to Mr.. David Dunop's Nancy
Lee, ridden by Mr.. Osborne Red to Mrs.
Alien Potta's Benedict, ridden by Mr..
Allen Potts. yellow to Mr.. Smiths To-
paz, riddn by Mr.. Evans. and white to
Mr.. Smiths Robert, The Devil, ridden by
Mr.. Evans.
The show has been excellent tonight.
and an enormous crowd enjoyed 1t, and
applauded literally.
We are having tho best show that has
ever been held south OF New York.
a. P.
Last Nights Summary.
Class 70, virginia pairs. any height In
harness; conformation, duality, style and
All-arourd action and pace required-Mr.
David DunL-r's Chester, b.. g., and Chief,
b. g., first; Mr.. Alexander HanlIlton's
Tom b.. 81. and Harry, b.; g., second;
and Town Topics, b. m, third: MIR. George
Cole Scotts Vivid, blk g., and Venture,
gr e., fourth.
raoadsters; horse to count co, wagon 12,
harness 7, robes, etc, Q, and general APP
pointment Is per cent.--Mr Edmund A..
Saunders's Miss Shaw, first; Mr., Andrew
Pollard's Crown, Prince, second: MIR. IL.
a. Saunders. Jr.'s, Red Bird. third; Mr..
Richard II. Saunders's Resale s., fourth.
Pairs OF horses In harness not exceeding
fifteen hands; quality, conformation and
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Bunch Of KEYS

y a bunch Of keys was found by some
Gle In the Second District aud left at
the Second Station, where Identification
may recover the proneEtS.