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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-08-18
FARGO MAN PAYS fine
OF $50: ANOTHER ARRESTED
Arrested by MOorhead Police Yester-
day for Violation OF Liquor
Iawa--0ne Fined.

G.. A. Smith, of Fargo, paid a fine Of
$50 in Judge Wades court late yester-
day afternoon after having been found
guilty of violating the city ordinance
regarding the liquor laws. Smith was
act of delivering case of beer which
he had sold here. The beer was con-
fiscated.
Con Stanford an employe of a local
hotel, was arrested late yesterday on a
warrant charging liquor law violation.
Judge Wade continued his hearing un-
til Monday. releasing him without bail.
Carl e. Remley of the Remley & Oh
son Hardware Co., is spending short
vacation at Bemidji and, after leaving
there, will visit the twin cities for a
few days before returning home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-08-18
To Late too Classify.

WANTED--Unfurnish bedroom in
modern house or one room of hat.
Must be close in. South side preferred.
Phone 1861. (234235)
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BroomhaII's Summary.

Liverpool, Aug. 1S.-Market dull and
inclined lower. More reassuring re-
ports from canada served to offset
light export clearances. Spot narket
steady unchanged with the execution
of one Manitoba which is Id lower
Cargo market easy. Manitobas Cd and
winters shilling lower. United King
dom buyers are waiting for contra
dictions Of general damage to Cana
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-08-18
Minneapolis Cash Close.

No. ! hard. 1898; No. / northern,
3SaH III g1.SsH: e. .SSasH: choice, choice, 15S%; arrive;
northern, 1915 @1.55H; No. 3 H. Mont,
1.47h @1.4SB; No. 3 northern, 143A a.
SIN; arrive, No. 2 H. Mont, 147k
No; durum, 1857 @1.41h; arrive,
1.3945; No. 8 yellow corn, .84@.85; ar
rive, "a; No. 4 corn, .S2; others, 700
.83; No. white oats .42k @.43H; No.
4 white oats, .44A Q.45A; barley, ITO
;SsI; barley ohoIce, e. = 80 81; flax, 2;15 @
Lisa; arrive, 1.14h @1.15h.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-08-18
MOVE TO CHECK

Continued from Page One.
was announced today The malady is
spreading.
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His Opening.
Judge: rs there an opening here
for bright, energetic young man p.
Yes, an close it as you go OUT
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1.5SA @15sA; No. 3 northern, 1897 a.
1.55A; No. 8 northern, 145X @I50K
oats, cash, .42B; rye, LA; barley, .7o6
;s7i No. durqm, 1:42k; No; 2 durum,
cember durum, 1.40A; May durum
1.44h; flax, cash, 2.16.
Duluth Flax.
Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec
Close %. 216B 217A 2.17A 2.14% r
Local Quotations,
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winnipeg
Chicago Corn.
Chicago Oats.
ChiCnEO Pork.
Minneapolis whes
Winnipeg Close.


SutS 60 .s.Sss 1.4SB
Calls ..-.............. 1.5S%E
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20

they left the field until they were
shipped was told the Commission
In order that the members shall
know of the condition in which the
berries are received by the buyers
the visit to New York will be made
ana In order to ascertain if the Flor
IDA shippers are packing the fruit in
the correct manner the trip to New
Orleans will be made.
AT the hearing before the Commits
sion in Tallahassee last week there
were many prominent men. The
commission heard at least fifty wit
nesses for the growers and transnor.
tation companies. F. H. Bell for
the Sidney Growers Association =
A, Virgins, vice president of tho
Plant City Growers Association and
r. E Galyean, of the Plant civ
Growers Association, as well as !,
dozen men from Hillsborough county
We're represented.-Tampa Tribune
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20
R. R. COMMISSION TO
INVESTIGATE FURTHER

In order to ascertain whether OF
mot the strawberry growers of South
Florida are being discriminate
against, as they claim, the Florida
| Railroad Commission will visit New
lOrleans, New York and Washington
within the next few weeks and hear
evidence from all sources regarding
rates and methods eff handling the
crops, according to w. F.. Miller
Mr.. Miller returned yesterday from
Tallahassee where hearing has
been in progress regarding the rates
on Strawberries, and before which
body he appeared ON behalf of the
South Florida Chamber of Commerce
and the strawberry growers.
Mr.. Miller announces The pros
poets of the growers to be bright,
but says the express and railroad
people presented their cases excel
lently before the commission. What
the outcome will be cannot be ascer-
tanned by Mr. Miller, as he SAYS there
Us much yet TIC, be done. The growers
denied refrigeration was all that it
should be, and stated that transpor-
tation methods detrimental to them
as well as being too high in rates.
This was denied by the railroad and
express people, who claimed the
growers pursued improper methods
of packing their product.
Next Saturday the Railroad Com
mission will go to New Orleans
where they will hear evidence from
members of the Louisiana Strawber-
ry Growers Association on the meth
eds ursued in the handling eff their
product. After this the Commission
will go to New York to take evidence
from buyers in that city who receive
the Florida product as well as the
product of Louisiana growers. The
hearing in New Orleans will be in
the st. Charles Hotel
Lay Case Before l. C. C.
After New Orleans and New YORK
have been visited, the members of
the Railroad Commission will go to
Washington, accompanied by Don c.
McMullen, attorney for the Railroad
Commission, and Alonzo Wilder, of
Plant City, attorney for the Plant
City Growers Association There the
case will be laid before the Inter
state Commerce Commission on its
merits.
Mr.. Miller says that the case at
Tallahassee was one of the most CON-
plete that could be desired. The con-
dition of the berries from the time
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20

ply new type of dry bin construct
ed along engineering lines not hith-
erto practiced in the phosphate dis
tflct. The so-called tank-like struc-
lures are merely separate circular
pockets or bins, and the only mys-
terry surrounding their construction
IS the fact that they differ radically
from any similar construction in this
section. As matter of fact the Cor
onet Phosphate Company is simply
expanding their plant along certain
wen known and defined lines; and
II can be stated positively that thew
VIII not engage in the manufacture
OF super phosphate.
owing to the fact that construc-
'ioh IN question is near one of the
MAN travelled highways in HilJsbor.
oush county it was found eNpedient
III order to prevent interference
Win the work from outsiders and
POSSIBLY accidents to spectators, to
enforce certain rules and restrictions
which naturally excluded those not
directly interested in the work from
inspecting same at close range. This
no doubt accounts for the rumor that
certain secrecy and mystery s,,r
rounded the work in question
me expenditures in connection
with this construction represent
very large investment and shows
oioau and liberal spirit en- the mart
" 'nose controlling this company,
whereby they are willing to under
take this heavy outlay during time
"Nen 'heir sources of profit are nat
uraiiy materially decreased
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20
NO ACID PLANT IC CON.
TEMPLATED IN CORoNET MINE
MIR. Memminger Settles Rumor in
mat Connection-New Structure
Is Improved Type of Dry Bin for
Future Needs of Plant

Following the publication of
news story in the Tampa Daily Times
OF Sept. Z, in which it was conioo
tured that the building of sor;os
Oh dry bins of radically new tvno
d. 'ononet' meant that this company
INTENDED to engage in the manufac
ture, of acid phosphate. or snnor
phosphate, the Plant CITY Conr;or
secured an interview with @ =
Memmlnse manager of the con,
pany.
Whiie such an innovation wor1d
De warmly welcomed were If noss;
Die and practical, Mr.. Memmi,aou
sets the rumors at rest in the follow
ing statement given the Courier.
Immediately after the outbreak
OF the European war. said M
Memmlnger, lit became evident H..
expert shipments of phosphate wo,1d
be greatly curtailed if not totem,
suspended. In view of this sitn.t;o,,
the management of the Coronet pbos
phate company concluded to corr,
iout certain betterments in connoc
ton with their plant which had hoo,
under consideration for some tins
past, vgiing thereby employment =
their full force during the enforcad
cessation of export shipments
The building which has eansad ,
certain amount of comment is ell,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20

FOR SALE-S500 will buy a new
six-room bungalow, with sleeping
porch and three screened galleries,
on Lake Morton. Balance like pay
ing rent. Address Box Ala.
1896
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 312 South
Missouri avenue. Phone 1853 Blue.
1915
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20

Having purchased and subdivided
the Jesse Keen estate of $50 acres
one-half mile west of city limits, we
are now selling in 10 and 20-acre
tracts some of the finest truck and
farm lands in this section at the right
price and terms. For particulars see
G. C. Rogan, Rooms 1 and Q, Deem
& Bryant. Bldg. Phone LAG.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20

Go to Perry's Garage and have
your auto repaired, reprinted or
cleaned. We sell gasoline and oil.
Let us sell your used car. We have
Hup roadster for $125; Buick
truck for 800; McIntire truck for
$50; Buick roadster for $175.
PERRY GARAGE CO.,
Phone 225. 221 w. Main St.
1919
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20
Believe Moon Gets Tire

The Eskimos maintain tina
shining for three weeks th'
gets tired and hungry, and vii
to take one enormous meal, aft
own fashion, and then reappe
begins to shine again with gre
creased brilliancy as a result
refreshed by food.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20

IL you have room, apartment,
store, cottage, Office or anything else
for rent, list them with us and watch
the result.
THE KEY RENTAL AGENCY
We are the key to the situation
Room s, Elliston Bldg.
p. O. Box sos Lakeland. Fla.
5o06
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20

When Making Your Fort
II you set out to be the arcn
your own fortune, keep in mi
the building inspector will D.
later.-Youth's Companion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20
FOR RENT AT SUMMER RATES
Several desirably located resi-
dences in different sections of city
o5O2 D. H. SLOAN.
Miscellaneous

We have received demonstration lat.
est model Ford Touring Car and hope
to begin receiving regular shipment
in next few days. Call and take
look at the new Ford.
LAKELAND AUTOMOBILE & SUP
PLY co. 1913
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20

FOR RENT-Entire lower floor of
four rooms, hall and back porch.
Well located; all conveniences
Apply at premises, sol South
Missouri. 5SS5
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20

FOR SALE-A lot of secondhand
lumber and joists. Apply to o. C.
Harris, Airdome Theater. 1898
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20
Classified
AdvertisinS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-House of eight rooms.
including bath; good porches; all
conveniences. Completely fur
nished. Lot 135x135 on desira BILE
residence street of Lakeland. Sew
eral fruit trees. Address P. O. Box
$50. Lakeland. 1891
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20
FOR SALE

The buildings and lumber at base
ball park, which were used by the
Polk County Fair. Will sell whole
or part. For price and other infor-
nation apply at Evening Telegram
office. 5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-20
FOR RENT-Two or three furnished
rooms. SOC e Orange st. 1926

FOR RENT-A nice, roomy, fur
nished office. Apply to the Even
ing Telegram. 800
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-21

Geo Ruby,
T. sBasF
Williams D. Unseker W. Moore Hill Barnes w Beans
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-21
ELABORATE
SPECTACULAR BALLOON ASCENSION
Lucielle Belmont

The undisputed Worlds Champion
Aeronaut. The only lady making a Triple
Parachute Drop. Spectacular Balloon
Flights with Torpedo Sack Single, double
and triple Parachute Drops. Proclaimed
by hundreds of references the Most Thrill
ing demonstrations of the kind ever attempt
ed. Flight every afternoon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-21
CLOSING NOTICE

CLOSING NOTICE
Oaloosa banks close u O'clock Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday fair week
Oalooa business houses close Tuesday ard Thursday
of fair week o'clock will
$50 for Other days
ular business hours will be observed.
The OkaIoosa city will close Friday afternoon
Practically all the schools of Mahaska county will
close a least day.
The County Offices in the Court House. Okaoosa will close
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons Fair Week.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-21
THE FAlR IS YOURS

The Southern Iowa and Exposition belongs people,
It community asseaRd the community covers counties
dividend this $4,000 project has been declared will
weekns Wholesome pleasure and profitable entertainment
Your dividend is waiting youbu YOU the fair
The value and profit of the fair be gained
You should fact About four days
and week the fair will be found
The sun., 1916-10-01
LAUREL ENTRIES.

F,',' Race Maiden .Hcar oldr: nv tH,.
: half iurluu-- Counsel 1T l.ynrttr. ',i. r.
u,rII-ou i''. "tytty. M; Battle \hhc.. ia,
lilac, Eagir Gimp, ~, Ma" Mirray .'.;
frncrr. it
s",oud R,,r- >,llne; three ,e,r.oids and
iark, lot; Soldier !l'. CE-,n "t Paradise 'o'. .
'\uiuspa. lo., Nilt-, il.: B,uIlmlu, 100.
"~hophrrurss 10,
Third Race >,llu-, 'hrccyear olds ard
inward, IN fHrlou-, Roy ils'. III; Paddy
Nhlck ~: Far llriru. lnr >heGwood N:
E-umnhl". 10. ralanHuu IL: btw'rn u
III; 'Harpard, III
-ix iurlougs; sin" added -l.coohsrcs ~;
n'sh Noon, l.G Ton u the Morn'ns. ~:
,l,roha lp,. lluma'unL 100. EaSlc. lOl:
startling. lvr: SIR Ed.ar, lu,: j. ! Illns
lr', Rcgina "S: Grams, ~, Pc'-ky, a.: ANITA.
-; Hanson JOS, Prince OF Como " I'M.
maium and Grams Ro-- entry Sir Ed.ar
and Anita. Bcdw"il entry.
Fith Racr-Pnrsc: three ycar.old- and IN
ward. one milo Airnlan, 97; tul"ct imp
Lady Teresa 100; trmper umpN, ~. bt,lbt =
Chorc. to-; j ! Ilh- lu3; llarr, shaw 'f.
bov.dalc, q, Wood~ard a.; KIN on,, ri
Half Rock, lo3
sixth Race Maiden two.ycar. olas, ~, aIl
and "a half turlouCs Ir"kwiok -. tuUrtshl.
umpN. N; 1Io-a, lii' luodwiU. ST.. ~Wuu.
umpt. ~ Sirgou II ump -. Il, u'
Phoenix, NJ. Howard W'hhcr ln touIsht
and Swoun kouiucky stable rrtrv
SoNcntn Ka'r- S.llluI three Noaroi a.,
upward ou' mnc-- 'fonctlnunairc ,.ni,.. .,
Rra,r. lia, lhou.hi la"r to-. O. N Miller
III; .Transit, 100, '..m, ~, Eddie II, NJ, 'u4
/ Stalwart Helen. III. 'Wodail, lu,; Wocdiaig
| los; Old broom, III,
apprentice allowance claimed
The sun., 1916-10-01
NEwsY GOLF NOTES.

As FOR Chick Evans. everyone here in
thc East seems to regret the fac: thai -
soon after his triumph AZ Merton he snou.l
express himself 80 forcIh'v, for the cham
pion has "a host Of friends IN this ptrt -
the country despite the IA: shat one CouIl.
not guess u from "A peruSai of his u'lE--
paper article which caused IH III" -t!-
~ think IL was n most unfortunate .hiur
'o- him TO say. AMI ! greatly regre' thai
Ne said IT, was tho rommcn; NJ Percy u
ryne 81. treasurer of the United Sta''r
Go'f Association, when asked anou' 80.
mater.
she v!.i win the chsmpiopst p !ar.ir ~
three yesrs," wa7 ~" pr"dic' Ion mad. w
one OF the group aud a"qu.eS"-d !u by -"
others. 40 II she masses good at belmont
Spring this week one eo'iuS prophet V,ll
ne able to point win pr.G" 70 MS achieve
mcnt.
Miss stirling = a rather small girl ont
IL orlv n few w"eks over 70 years ~ tgy.
In newspaper accounts hrr lalr is some
times described AZ golden or "auhurn. -
hut she freely admit. mat % l. red uul
does not Secin 20 he at al worried hy the
fact.
There seems 80 b" n general impression
tina. linn Barnes. Waiter HAGEN and Gl
Nichols all viii do we'll at match pay \
great many also are of tho opinion shat
Pa; Doyle won't.
The sun., 1916-10-01
Hastings K. C.. Dog Show
Proves Big Success
Many High Class Entries of Toys and Terriers Make
Initial Attempt Of Organization Attractive
Judging Is Difficult.

llAsri:,Gs. y. Y. sept S0.--The inaug-
ur;l show Of the Hastings Kennel Club
held yesterday at Tongue Nuc. Hastings
n-thc-Iludson, was an unqualified sue
cess from every standpoint. Open only
to terrier and toy breeds. specialists In
these classes responded with an entry
unlooked for and no, provided for. with
from six 10 twelve dogs IN the ring In
every class the work OF tho Judges was
NOR" than cut out.
Tho stcc'aI and coveted prize of the
show was the Tongue Nue cup for tho
h"s' Airedalc terrier. This valuable
trophy went to ". :. I5aldw!n's Norman.
ton Tipt. n we'll sct up. almost perfect
example OF the popular breed. Bald
wins lfeathcutr EnChantrcss was the
The sun., 1916-10-01
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

first HSrr Purse; Unld'n thrr".yca ",l'
and UPWARD ~, ml" an u sixteenth: Jnm".
,mtl,G l"' rpadN. lo' i"n ulsa, ",
Mltifula. ~ ll'r" W, " NulHhon' 10
;,am Mnrclnour, -: ii'"H ~; 'lc'ior'.
II. ~ ". Fuller entry,
second l,nc,-Srllng two'vrHr Odds; colts
.uyr and y halt turongs 'l,"c. Hand, 10 p
.'rucL iGY; spring wheat, lu' Bob hund"u,
l,,>, nuc EannocE. 10 OHkwo"d hoy. loN
lau'c. pN, Ruchucr, los; rcrs"us, l"a; Lyuc,
lu,: Rntinud Arms, IL,
rnird Rarr. Purse; three yearolie and mp
ward: ouc milr rud siNtceuih: t"unuouc,
i". rokac l"l; Colonel \cuui", ll"; IL"
Inur,h Race Purse: 'wo-y'Nr old~' Niles
'.,, aud a huf 'ur"ug, Mn1i Ann'. l"e
Eillrttu iu" ~icn"r"it". 10" '"nn"n"ss, "a.
ou,.u Irruu'. -. uld Miss JOS; sister Lm
n,rm. lr>. sun l'uSh, lo,, biamond II:
Mrlors, N,
Inn Race TIC Cherokee selling stakes
three voar aids ani upward one mile and a
sixteenth iIorir, IL, La Iiorc. i0' slrcth
Ius: John " klcin, lm
sixth Race .siIandicHp; two year Odds sN
nrlonrs: Opportunity. T Monotony, lvr. Sol
,:nse,, !oj Er,il, l'j lsngdou ll2. Berlin
!lH.
seventh Race selling three year Odds ant
upward one mile and s,Nis"Dth; 'licsu,,
shop, 30 Triad, lni ,,ude Post. loo 'Egmont
l7 Rihe shooter. io'; Miss Fannie III
Apprentices allowance clsimcd
The sun., 1916-10-01

W. ". Rhodcs's chestnut geldin- Ra-
diant also won "A championship crown
He was declared the best saddle horse
exceeding l3.2 hands AZ the show. In
this contest only three horses went 70
the judges They were Radiant, 7. y.
Sparks's Last Post and Miss Ida l..
i1.itmann's Wathcn. MI showed IKE
champions. but tho judge gave Radiant
nrst prize, Last Post second aud Wathcu
third
The o'her title went 20 Towol'on
Farms chestnut mare Princess She
earned her crown in the saddle "laSs fo'
horses not exceeding i1.2 hands. Harry
La Montarne's Norihnan was declared
second best.
-. Michncl. a big chestnut G'ldirc
belonging to Ralph Ellis. carried of pre-
mi.r honors IN the class for hunters ana
jumpers over an Olymplan course. ""
cleared the four feet brusn fences and
stonowal.s In faul;l,ss s;yi. md was
declared the winner over more than =
~r"re Of beautiful timber toppcrs. Her.
bert l.. rratt's Pioneer. which hunclcd
badly and sent Dick i'oH;.iv hcadloHg
through tho air or Thursdsy showed
great improvent and wa av4'dedthered,
great Improvement ard was aw arded the
red The yellow Went to I. w. Ne
Cutcheon's black mare Virginia. and tie
white 10 Iaul i. ,'rovqth's chestnut
g,ll.ug Bru.us.
The sun., 1916-10-01
PEACOCK SENSATION
BEST HARNESS HORSE
james {. Brady's Mare Earns
Championship Title at Nor
ristOwn Horse SHOW.

MyGrIstowS. y. j. Sept 30--r"a-
.Dck Sensation OF Hamilton Farm.
vrcl hy James q. Brady ~ Gladstone.
y. j.. captured IN" championship for har-
nos, horses at the Morri-toun Field club
horse show. which closed to-day.
Ea;ly Morn. owned 10y Vincent : Ma
ford. president OF the Montrlair Horse
SHOW, mad" q record py winur: iivo
blues AMI a reI IN tho siN CLASSES in
"n-h sh" was entered. she was ridden
ia each event by Mrs milford.
The largest attendance OF tho wecE
v1s present. the boxes and parking
spaces being filled with crowds Of fasn-
!ondJ'y essed persons. The summaries:
Harness C;s.se.. sing" ros.i-tcr-. open
Won ly william NJ. V Hoffman Tuxedo
PtrK, y. Y, VITA "a : Ton'rne.
lIrucs- hor-c-. local: -. hands or over
Won loy Hamilton Farm. Gladstone, y. J,
with Peacock s'p-a'on
shetland ponies, local; chl'dren 10 drive
Won by John - N"i-t. Green \illagc y. j,
with blk Tommy
yaIn"s, 'a''s-; 80. r,s drausS, hor.e. orsn
iiishland Lsdd..,
Taudems, Local amateur. 10 driye-won by
Bexley fiocoml,c. Morristown, y. j.. with
n M. Lady Oakland, wheeler: b. : SIR Mort
n-r. leader
iIarnc.. Glasses; s,nsl- roadster, open Won
Y, with ch. TcHcTht
Harness horses open; l,. and not .>c,rd.
lns TO- hand- Won by Hamilton Farm With
b. M Fcaco'k s"nsa'i
Harness horses, shown to LADY. phac'on'
"iads,one y j.. WIN ,,,l nr' s. rreno ,.,..
Won 10y John. O. NoI-, Green Village, y. J.
with hlk Tommy
Saddle Classes; saddle Horses. Open Won by
~ Early Morn
ronics. Irsl, ruder I,:-won by Hamilton
L IL.
Mine
Pair, opcn. Ono Hidden by Man. ono by
woman.won by Mr. \ ) Iindssy, Mmhs'.
:. Multord. Montclair y. J. with IN. ~.
Early Morn.
Hunt Teams. Open, Rest Three from One
Hunter Glasses; ladies Hunter. Qualified or
Green Won hN Hamilton Farm, Glads,on. y
Pairs ~ Hunters, shown Abreast Over
Jumps Won hy Hamilton Farm, Gladstone y.
J visa 81. : lair Est"lIr Snd ch Z. Post
Fine.
Lisn, w,.Isn, easllacd innters-.wcn ,y
I Hamilton Farm Gladstone, y j. With ch.
torinthisu Class, Open. 20 hc Ridden ly
! Nmatrurs Won hy Hamilton Farm, Gladstone
/ y, j.. with b, z. kilkee.
Polo mounts. opcn: shown over ,umrs
feet in"hcs-Won hy Mrs. e o. Henry with
/ br & Dot.
Open to carry 80 pounds: shown with
MALE, aud hai--won by whppany Klvcr
J cub MJrrlstown, y. J.. with h DalIy.
host collection three polo mounts shown
7 with mallet aud hall--Won by Geor.c q
Henry, MolTi.o~n \. J.. with Gr : Sar,
gcant ami Whitcwash and pichald /. Sky.
ro, ket
stallion class, open; not exccodiu, a..
suitable for getting puncs-Won ny Ilamlli oI
Farm Gladstone, \ j, with II. : Iryinator
? Model.
Champions. hunters and Iumpers-won II,
Nj. ,nd Mrs Charles Scrihncr. Jr with ch
~ Vanity.
single saddle horses--won by Mr.. A. !
Lindsay. Manhattan, with ch m. Name,
Bright,
Harness horses-won by Hamilton Farms
Gladstone, " j., with h, m Peacock sensu
ton.