Milton Banford

"... Gen. Fenwick williams of the British army. Blair, of Maryland, Postmaster General nader Thomas Hoyne, a distinguished lawyer, of Chicago. 31. Edward Ridley, a leading merchant, of New 3. Milton H. Banford, the turfman. 14. Augustus M. Herrington, a distinguished lawyer. E- K- Hawn, a leading of indiana. Marston, a prominent Massachusetts lawyer. ld. Kobert Hewitt Brown, of Albion, lf. Y., a ..."

"... of the most elaborate of Newport entertainments. A house in which one may meot a good many interesting js Edena villa, on Washington street, tho summer home of Mrs. Milton JL Banford. The villa was built in 3870, although destitute of architectural adornments, is, with its largo rooms, its low windows with their broad sents, its box hodges and many vines, ono ..."

"... of June November. The cottagers have not all gone, and some are not going at all. Among these are R. Keene and family, who •re in the Tiffany house; Milton H. Banford, who has a house on the Point; Constant A. Andrews, at “Pansy Cottage;” Mr. E. H. Schermerhorn, who is president of the New York Philharmonic Society; Augustus Whiting, who has ..."

"... important Alr. racing venture abroad is tke sixth made by an American turfman. Richard Ten Broeck was the first to send racers abroad and he made two trips. Then Milton H. Banford, Pierre Lorillard and K. Keene. Ali. keene's iroquois and Foxhall wero lhe only American horses to do particularly well abroad. the Necessity in Pen For Skilled Cattle inspection. Trent oji, ..."