The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-29
cam be had on application to Colonel e. G.

can be had on application to Colonel d. u.
Leigh, secretary x. n. ,s...s n :,
2. No license Is valid without the provost.
marshars badge, which can De obtained OF
the provost marshal on presentation -of
license certified by the secretary.
3. All persons arrested selling without
the provost-uarshap badge conspicuously
worn will be fined andimprisoned.
4. License-badges can be transferred to
individuals selling the same article only for
which the badge was issued.
EXHIBITORS.
Special attention is called to several rules
governing the Fair, which have been fre-
oueptiy overlooked }a1
/. No horses or cattle shall be permitted
to occupy pens or stalls unless entered for
competitfeil, and when called for by the
Judges, If not shown, shall be charged S2
per day for the time such stall or pen is
occupied. --.ss.
2. No article or animal awill be allowed to
be removed from the ground durtng the
Fair unless by written permission, endorsed
BY the chief Of the department and ap-
proved by the president -
3. No animal or articles shall be allowed
to be decorated with ribbons similar to the
unless awarded by the
judges.
4, Exhibitors wishing to offer animals for
sale will notify the secretary.
5. The examination OF stock in the ring
and exhibitions on the track will take place
precisely at the time specified. Animals
not prepared at the proper time and place
may, at the discretion .oEihe judges, be
ruled out. No person other than judges
will be nermitted to enter the ring, except
officers Of the society or marshals. H.
Z 6. Special attention OF superintendent
of the various departments is asked to para
graph %, page II, pamphlet for 1877.
q. -. .a, MARsHALs. ~
The following assignments of marshals
l.. Headquarter Department, Major q. B.
Pickrell.
2. Military and Police Department, Cap
tain E. D. Starke, Dr.. c. A. Elicit, DR.. Jud.
3. Wood.
8. Horse and Cattle Department, Captain
". NJ. Cary. -.-
4. provost Marshal, Captain J. Preston
Cooke.
S. Chief Of Police, Captain c. II. Epps.
G. Chiefs of departments requiring mar
shals where none have been assigned can
be supplied on application to the chief mar
shal.
7. All general orders OF the chief marshal
and special orders OF the chiefs OF depart
ments in executing the daily programmes
will be issued through the marshals Of the
respective departments; prompt compli-
ance with which is required to prevent de-
lay in executing the same.
s. Military admitted free only when in
organized companies or battalons, and on
arrival at the grounds gre requested to re-
port to the marshals assigned to that de-
partment.
Four-borse carriage, 50; two-horse car
riage, 81; two-horse carriage, 75 cents !;
one-horse carriage, so cents; saddle-horse,
30 cents.
In addition to the above, for every in
divdual adult not member OF the So
cety, 30 cents; children, % cents.
Extra-Ladies' carriage-park, 81; grand
stand, 50 cents; quarter. stretch, 25 cents.
Grand-stand ticket admits for the entire
day with the use Of checks good for that
day only.
Ladies' carriage-park ticket good for the
entire day, and to be held by the purchaser.
Every two persons entering carriage-park
with vehicle are entitled, free OF charge, to
one quartcr-stretch badge, which can be had
OF the park gate-keeper. -. e.. ......
Quarter-stretch badges, to be had at grand
stand, entities the holder to enter the quar-
ter-strctch at all times except when horses
are running; then the track must be kept
clear Of all persons.
~ EMPLOYEES.
/. No employe or servant will be allowed
to pass in or out of the grounds at any time
except with pass approved by the provost
marshal.
2. All employees and servants will be sup
piled with passes by provost marshal upon
a written certificate from the chiefs OF their
respective departments that they are such.
8. Employees and servants passes will be
good only at such particular gate as shall be
designated on their passes by the chief
marshal. ...-.
4. Employees and servants passes good
only for the day on which issued, but they
will be renewed for the following day il re-
turned to the Office Of the provost marshal
on the evening of the day on which issued.
s.. All passes issued will be accredited to
the chiefs Of the respective departments GER
tifying the same.
BY order OF
A. Fl. DREwRY, President.
j. Thompson Broom, Chief Marshal.
THE DECORATIVE ART.
The members of the Konservative Kam-
paign Klub will meet at their headquarters
at O'Clock Monday night. and will thence
proceed to the lot corner OF Belvidere and
Franklin streets to decorate the stand
which is to be used on the occasion of the
welcoming of the President.
Many business-houseS on Main and Broad
streets will be elegantly decorated. Private
houses along the route the procession will
move Tuesday will also be gay with flags
and streamers. 1t is designed to have the
city appear more brilliant than ever before,
and all good people will no doubt willingly
contribute to that end.
The city authorities can and ought to help
in this matter by seeing that the streets are
swept clean, and that the roadways and
pavements are not unnecessarily obstructed
by building material. The latter matter is
easily attended to. The police could easily
manage it.
The crowd here is going to be very great
There will be many strangers within our
gates, including battalion Of newspaper
correspondents from the North, and it is
our duty, as it ought to be our pleasure, to
make the most presentable appearance pos
sible.
Bunting is likely to be in great demand
for the next two or three days. Our enter
prising merchants, having had ample warn
ing, have no doubt laid in plentiful sup
plies.
SPECIAL TRAIN FROM PETERSBURG.
On Wednesday and Thursday the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company
will run special train from Petersburg to
Richmond. 1t will leave Petersburg at S:25
A. M. and arrive here at 9:45; and return