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PIANO TUNING, &c.

NER. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
vi TUNER with over twenty years experience
IN London. ueland, aud New York city,, having
taken up his residence In Richmond, respectfully
souclts orders from tie musical public for tNlNH
An work wanuntcdsand satisfaction guaranteed.
work on Church organs carefully aud skilfully
done. Orders addressed IN care of, or lei' with,
JOSIAH RGLAND & CO., Music-IJcalcrS. 0l3 cast
Nain street, will receive prompt attention
az 3O-eOd3m
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HORSES. MILES. dc.

HAVING DETERMINED on,
IL DlSt ONTlNUE Ny LiYEKY-STA [c1A
BILE BUSINESS on Tenth street hCtwccn Main
and Cary. l Will offer f0g sale within tho next
thirty days my entire stock of HORSES,
BUGGIFs, HARNESS, &c. Among lbe horses
there are some excellent LADIES SADDLE and
DHINlNG-HORSES Would call special atfen-
Hon b. ladies' saddle-horse " BEAUTY"
oc 2S-1Ot# W. :. WALKER.
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Personal. Councilman Thomas b. Sims
is confined 10 his bed by sickness.
Miss Maic Archer, one Of Amelia's iairest
daughters, is visiting her relatives in this
city.
Mr.. Wyndham Z. Gary, a former
esteemed citizen OF Manchester, now Of
Henderson, N. c., is in the city.
Miss Langhorne, OF AppomattoX county,
Is visiting her friend, Mrs. William II. Gar
nett, Of Decatur and Sixth streets.
Mr.. James l.. Robinson, OF the Fourth
Ward, has been elected, for the full term, a
member OF the School Board.
+. V. Cogbii, deputy clerk Of Chester
field County Court, and George Mason,
Esq, Of Chesterfield, were in the city yes
terday.
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I YDIA E. PINKHADlS

I,wni cure entirely the WORT form Of Female
Complaints, al ovarian troubles Inflammation and
liberation, Failing and Displaccmen:s, and the
consequent spinal Weakness, aud is-particularly
adapted to the Change Of Life.
Itwin dissolve and expel tUmors from the uterus
in an curly stlgc Of development. Thetendency to
cncerous humors .hero Is checked very specdilyby
is use.
It removes fain,ncss, natuency destroys all
craving for stlmalants, and relieves weakness Of
the stomach. II cures Bloatlng, Headaches, Ner-
vous Prostratlon, General Debility, sleepiessneg
Depression, and IHdgoetion
That feeling Of bearing down, causing PAIN
weight, and backache, Is always pcrmanentlycure
by It's use It i Al ali times and under all circun-
stances act In harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
pla,nts Of eitcr sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA f. PINKHA8rs VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepard at 233 and 235 Western ave
nue, Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles FOR -.
sent By mail IN the form Of pills. asoin the form OF
lorenges on receipt OF price, 81 per box FOR either
Mrs. PISKHAH freely answers all letters Of In
auiry. send for pamphlet ADDRESS as above.
Mention MS paper.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Cvroilil, III,
Fox. who resides on Grove avenue, !us. !
outside the corporate limits, fell irom 1,,e ne'
stable loft, distance OF fifteen teei, meu
nesday afternoon and broke both OF her ieg, ,l,,
below the knees and dislocated hsr iei'
chandler
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FARN soLD.-N.cssrs. X. B. Chalhn q
10 real estate agents, sold ON YESTERDAY
the farm belonging 10 Mrs. John Net'ies, oi, m
SharIes-C ca City road, about eight miles below
PscI,mond. containing 100 acres, for SSoO
cash g. 10 Mr.. II. D. Morgan, OF Maryland
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THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT" A bright,
amusing comedy, admirably well render
edv seemed 10 be the general verdict OF
those who witnessed last evening the first
appearance here OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. c..
Goodwin i'm the " Member for SlOcum.'
Mr.. Goodwin was here for two engage
ments last year, but while we recognized
his mquestionable talent rs n clever come
dian, there was too much OF the variety
business about all that he esSayed to
raise him to prominence, on even TO draw
good audience. The character and size OF
the house which greeted him last evening
shows that his talent, as directed in more
legitimate channel, meets with prompt ap-
probation and approval. Mr.. Goodwin
has kind Of drOll humor about him i'm all
that he docs that cannot fail OF amusing.
lis facial expressions are all excellent.
As "Onesimus Epps" last evening he
convulscd his hearers from the be-
ginning to the end OF the play.
And then. too, he is well supported by u
carcfuly-choscn comedy company. Mrs.
Goodwin IS a bright actress, and rs cara
thusa Smith" she was excellent through
out. Together with her husband she was
called before the curtain at the end OF the
second act. As the terrible mOthcT-in-law,
" Mrs. Jels," Miss Jennie Reiilerth was as
intensely severe as the exaggerated imagi-
nation Of suffering SOn-in-law could de-
pict. This lady will be remembered as
having appeared here last year as the con-
tralto with the "Tourists.' She seems to
be at home OH the stage in whatever capac-
ity. As Mrs Epps, Miss Emic Weathersby
did acceptably well, while Miss Brcyoor
and Miss De Garmo made pretty sprightiy
maids.
IIr. Herbert, an excellent commedian,
with rare accuracy in the pronunciation OF
the English cockney dialect, ard who was
quite fayorite here last year in the ope-
rettas "spectrc Night" and "Charity Be
gins at Home" appeared rs Cunning, a
gardener, which he Of course impcrsonated
well. Ar. SayiIc did acceptably well Is
Bill Smith, and it may be said, with all
truth, that the company is a good one.
The introduction in the second act Of the
duel between Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Is, We
think, rather out OF place, as il is forced
and unnatural and snacks rather too much
Of the variety business. Mr.. Goodwin IS,
rs we said before, a clever actor, and Is
destined to make his mark IN the world OF
comedy. Tonight lac viii appear in Hob
bics, and tomorrow evening 4 double bill
win be given, with The Member Tor Slo-
cum and the dramatic spasm entitled Ca
mile in Three Languages, Cracked Heart
and q Cough.
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There is general desire to see the tab
leauX designed by Mr.. W. l.. Sheppard for
the German celebration given in q hall
where lights can be more effectively thrown
upon them than was possible in the street
parade.
Mr.. Elders statues ought not to be
broken up. The First regiment should, II
possible, secure them for their armory.
The massive "granite" arch which
spanned Broad street at Twelfth was one
OF the things most admired in Richmond
during the Centennial. II was designed
by and erected under the supervision Of
Mr.. II. T. Daniel Jr.
Our sculptor Valentine is 70 make q
statue Of Breckinridge TO be erected in the
public square at Lexington, Ky. Ii is TO
be OF bronze, eight feet high, and in
civilians address. Our Kentucky kinsmen
may count upon getting IN accurate repre-
sontation Of their gifted son.
This is very good opportunity to ask
how it would have been in Richmond du-
ring the celebration without the new
steam-pump? Also, how we would have
gotten it il Mayor Darlington and the
newspapers had not kicked up an "iuiu-
diciouS" row about it.?
A number OF well-known citizens OF Bos-
ton have written here TO inquire exactly
what it was that some OF the members Of
the Ninth Massachusetts, did to excite the
ire Of our people.
The negroes OF Richmond are promptly
attending to assessment and poll-taX pay
ment. At some hours Yesterday Commits
sicner Muniord's Office was crowded with
them, and they are calling on Clerk jim
kins all day long.
The City Conservative Committee will
meet tonight.
Registration tomorrow only.
The following names were omitted yes
tcrday GeORge II. PoindeXter, member Of
Chief Marshal Bass's staff; General VIII
liams G. Wickham, associate member OF the
Council Centennial Committee.
Registration tomorrow only.
The grand stand on the Capitol Square
was stripped Of It's gay colors yesterday.
There viii he an important meeting OF
the Daniel Club tonight.
The police not only looked well, but
handsomely performed their duties during
the recent festivities.
Registration tomorrow only.
The promptness with which Chief-Mar-
shal Lucien l.. Bass and aids formed and
started the great procession Of Wednesday
was one Of the notably pleasant features Of
the occasion.
Mr.. Moses \. Waterman, an old citizen
OF Richmond, died i'm Cincinnati, Ohio, q
few days ago. lie was the grandfather Of
Moses Ezekiel, Esq, the sculptor, and was
well known and highly esteemed in this
community in years past.
Mrs. c. w. Denny, the wife OF Rev. G..
II. Denny, died suddenly on the 2Gth in
slant, at u O'Clock j. NJ, at the Presbytc-
rian parsonage, in Amelia county. Her
funeral will take place to-day at . o'clock
from the Presbyterian church at Amelia
Courthouse. The funeral sermon will be
preached by Rev. Or. Hoge, OF this city,
who will return to Richmond to-mOrTol'
morning.
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The virginia State Agricultural so'
ciety.

This Society held an adjourned meeting
last night, and after the transaction OIL i'l Iou-
fine business and the discussion OF matters matters
Of no public interest, adjourned WITHOUT iS1,
going into an election OF officers. Inc
present officers, including the Executive
Committee, hold over.
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CEORGETOwN COLLEGE, d. G.

The scholastic exercises OF THIS institution viii be
resumed on THURSDAY, SEITENBRE g, 1881.
Fox catalogues OF ful information Apply 20
au2 REy. L. r. HEALN. :. j.. l'resi,leut
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Weekly Dispatch issued to-day con-
tains full reports Of the Richmond Centen-
NAL celebration, including the French and
German reception and ball; the public
meeting on the Cepitol Square; the Ger
man torch-light procession and tablcauX /;
the Komic-Krew parade; and the grand
civic, military, and trades parade, fire
works, &c.
Put up in wrappers for mailing, and for
sale at the Dispatch counter.
Registration Tomorrow Election No
Vons5er y, 1881.
ANY male citizen OF the United States
twentv-one years Of age who shall have
been a resident OF this State for twelve
months. Of this city for three months. and
OF the ward in which he is registered for
thirty DAYS prior to the Sth day OF Noyem-
Der next, and has paid his capitation TAX
FOR TIE YEAR 1850, is entitledto vote at the
coming election Provided, that no officer
or soldier, seaman or marine, OF the United
States army or navy, shall be considered 4
resident of the State by reason OF his beng
stationed therein.
All lunatics, idiots, persons convicted OF
bribery i'm any election, cmbcZZlemcnt OF
public fuads, treason, felony, or petit lar
ceny, rs well as all persons who have
fought duel or aided or assisted in any
manner i'm fighting duel Cnless the dis
abilities incurred thereby shall have been
removed by q two thirds vote Of the Gene
raj Assembly,, are dcbarrcd from voting.
REGISTRATION.
The books for registration will be open
from sunrise until sunset at the various
precincts in the city on Saturday, October
Do. 1881. when, and lrbeR only, persons
who have never before registered can have
the opportunity so TO do.
4 registered voter moving from one pre-
cinct to another in the same Ward previous
to the day OF registration, or VINO moves rom
one ward 10 another more than thlrtV Gays
prior TO the electiOn-day, must be transfer
red TO the prciuct in which he WIZ reside
At the time Of the election. Should nc re-
move from one card to daohn' mot fronl
one precinct TO another in the same waIdI
,cihiR thirty days PRIOR to the eIecti0h; ne
must not be transferred, but is entltleu 10
vote. where he IS registered
TRANSFERS.
Every registrar is required by the eX-
nress terms OF the law to give registered
voter his transfer AT ANY TINE HE NAY DE-
v.ND 1T. Persons otherwise qualified VINO
shall arrive at the age OF twenty-one years
at any time between the assessment OF leoU
and the day OF election, November :, 1851,
arc entitled TO register and TO VOTE WITH
orr PREPAYMENT OF THE CAPlTATI0N-TAI.
Pay your capitation-taX at the clerk Oh
fee OF the Hastings Court. 100
If YOU were not assessed IN loS0 20 10
the Commissioner office in City nan ali''
be assessed, as this is preliminary 10 the
Daymcnt OF the tax.
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BriefS.--Sincc the ending Of the York
town Centennial ceremonies there are indi-
cations OF an increased boom in the guber-
Material election. Meetings from now till
November Sth on the part Of both parties
viii be Of nightly occurrence. There Is
deep CarnestnCss. but 10 bad blood.
The village OF Granite is an embryo in
stitution, but q very healthy one. Plans
and estimates for several houses soon TO be
commenced there have been called for in
this city.
The funeral Of Chesiey Allan, son Of c:
4. and J. L. Jones, took place yesterday
evening from the Baptist church, Rev. W.
T. DerieuX officiating. ihc intelment was
i'm Maury cemetery. The bereayed parents
have much sympathy.
The members OF the Olympic Boat Club,
who have for the last two weeks intclmitted
their rowing exercises on James river, will
now resume their trials Of .ingc and
double sculls.
Treasurer and AGENT Schreiber, Of the
Virginia Ka0in- and Pcrcelain-W WORKS, will
on the completion OF that establishment
between the Petersburg and Free bridges)
commemorate the event by gathering OF
all the friends Of a., enterprise, with such
ittllhf lAiNitt' lt 81 fiittAi W - AtANa4N ~ NAA
occasion.
The installation by Rev. Bishop Whittle
Of Rev. Dr. AllaEson ~ rector Of heade-
Memorial church, 10 take place in that cdi-
fee at lli A. NJ, y looked forward to
with the grcatCat interest hy Manchester
EpiscopalianS.
The members OF the Amateur Band arc
receiving much praise for their creditlbIc
effort, in the grand parade in Richmond
on Wednesday. They have been thoroughly
drilled with painstaking assiduity by james
B. smith, ESQ, former leader Of the old
AIIilory Band, and y they pereyore are
bound 10 make good musicians.
several sales OF real estate show that the
boom in that article was not fictitious. The
announced intention oi the Richmond aud
Allegheny Railroad Company 10 improve 70
its iulI extent its Independently pur-
chased from the city mag have something TO
do with this healthy feeling.
It was announced lately in the Dis
patch that the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad would be connected with the
York-Riyer extension 0f the Danyille
RAILROAD by an elevated road beginning
at the basin and passing over the dep0t-iOt
OF the Danyille road, along by hayo's ware
house. The line has been located, and the
digging OF holes for the piers commenced.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, A RETAIL MANUFAC-
II TUREES AND CiGAR-DRAIER's-LI
CENsE AZ Yorktown, Va; also, BAR-ROOM
and BkER-DEALER'S LICENSE, both expiring
LICENSE,
Oc 2S-ltf care this Office.
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10 O'Clock this morning and at 7:sO to-
night. Rev. II. ID. Clark, OF Baltimore,
viii preach at the night session.
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INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION CONCEET.- fine
programme is announced for the Indus
trial Exposition concert tonight, and Pro-
fessor de NordcndOrf will see that it Is
Mnn eXecnied.
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No family should be without LYDIA +. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Bniousness, and Torpiiity OF tie Liver. Twenty
fye cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
au 26-cod
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VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY.

Sixth Annual Convention-IntcreEting Re-
port or the Board Of aIanagers-Cs Csmmit-
tees Appointed Encouraging Reports frsm
the Society's Evangcl.ste, &c.
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MADAME GUILLAUME,s

CLASS OF FRENCH CONVERSATION
for advanced young ladies will begin on TUES
DAY, November lst, at O'Clock, at hcr residence,
VALENTINE HOUSE. oc 2e,w,F, ,&su3ts
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS DANIEL WILL RESUME HER
w AFTERNOON CLASS IN ENGLISH LITE
RATURE MONDAY, october 3Ist, at half-past 4
O'Clock 4. NJ. Oc XE-3t
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BUTTER. APPLES. Eggs. &C..

4 RRIVING DAILY AND For SALE
"A LOW TO close consignmcnts-
Choice lot GREEN APPLES:
Choice lot MOUNTAIN BUTTER;
Choice lot G. BBAGES; fresh lot EGGS
III. WALLERSTEiN & SON,
General Commission Merchants,
oc 2S-l* 1904 east Csry near Twelfth street.
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expressed desire TO have Brother Junius
wilkins locate and labor with them, it was
arranged 10 send him there for six months,
beginning with the 1st OF December. The
Society contributed s20 per month toward
his support and the church S2j per month.
He continued his labors until the eXpira-
ton OF his time, and We cheerfully record
the fact that many have horne testimony
TO us Of his excellent character as n man
aud his faithiulness as a minister.
During the months Of june and July the
mission was again without regular preach
ing and pastoral care. The services Of
Brother N. /. Blaney, formerly Of Sterling,
H., were engaged from August Let until
this meeting at the rate Of thirty dollars per
month from our treasury. lie came to us
highly recommended by prominent breth-
ren, and we regret that matters Of business
called him from the State about The first OF
this month and preyen. his being with US
on this occasion. In letter sent TO the
Board October 5th he reports very de
cided aud steady improvement in attend
ance ut church and in the Sunday school,
and presents the following statement OF
money collected from August 1st TO date
IOcfobor Z 1871.
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NJ. ELLYsoS & 60, Advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisomentsin ell CT the newspapers OF The United
states at publishers rates. Orders len 40 the Dis
patch csunung-room VIII receive prompt atten-
tinu
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1,os, nav OF the state Fair.

Yesterday was the closing day OF the Statc
Fair The attendance was rather light, not
heinz rs GOOD rs on the day previous. The
Fair has not been success TINS ye,u' GER
tainly as regards attendance. oeYerai reg Ic,'-
sons may be assigned for this, among them
tbe Yorktown Centennial, the ceremonies
in tbis city, the unprecedented drought
which has aflictedall parts OF the State, and
the exciting political canvass now gong on
which has prevented many country people
from leaving their homes. 1t is TO be hoped
flat the Society will have none OF these
JjflicnIties TO contend with next year, and
that the exhibition will be more satisiac-
tory both to the Society and its patrons.
Exhibitors were busily engaged yesterday
in hacking up, and by tonight the FAR
Grounds win resume their wontsd quiet
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G 4. NJ, 80 /;
Q a. NJ, 6S, noon, 76; T.. NJ, "a; p.
NJ, CG; midnight, 5S.
Mean temperature, GJt.
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NOTlCE.-All persons having claims
4 against The city on account Of the recent Cea-
iennal Celebration will present the samN 10 n. n.
AUGUST, secretary Of The committee. ai ne city
Hall, Ia order that they Day BE- properly examineh
Us the Committee on Centennial will meet TlyES-
DAY NIGHT " order payment Of thc ssne
JOHN A. MEREDITH.
oc2 2s Chairman Of the Comm ttee
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sPLIST AND ANTHRACITE coal CrIEAP.-I am
receiving a cargo Of ANTHRACITE COAL and 4
large lot of West Virginia STINT COAL for which
have not yard-room, and win Therefore cell lin
lied quantity Of each very cheap. Can TO-DAY and
order at 500 eas. Main street. j. &. WATKINS.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, variable
winds, shifting 20 east or south, lower ba-
romcter stationary or higher temperature.
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AUCTION sALEs THIS DAY.

=. u: COOK, 10 4. NJ, 2 and 7;3O +. NJ, the stock
on Nov 1ork wholesale impOrting-housc. at
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THE OLD FIaN OF ". u. BLAIR & CO., estab-
ilshed 1929, Is 100 east Main street, Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-28

NoHEALrH with inactive liver and urinary or
yans without HOP BlTTERs.
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REMEMBER ruE DOLLS RECEPTION THE Md
DIE or NOVEMBER.
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w \ \ + l. d,
W PURCHASERS fOR
100000 SAWED SPRUCE LArHS,
$4,000 LARGE No. l HEART CfPEEeS
SHiNGLES,
| 10000 LARGE No. / sAP CYPRESS SHIN
GLES,
together with isrgc stock ~ NH hlNDS OS
| LUMBER, which we offer ~ low prices.
TRUMAN 4. PARhER & Co,
Lumber Dealers.
| ar 19-tNcy 10 fif,E and Caaal stree.
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REPORT OF EVANGELIST.

Rev. P. s. Rhodes, the State evangelist
and financial agent, then read his report,
which was received and its suggestions re-
ferred to special committee TO be reported
upon at this mornings session. THIS COM
nittee consists OF Rev. l.. \. Cutie, Colo
mel J. b. Cary, and Rev. j. IL. Wingo.
The following figures are taken from Mr..
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ss
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-IIousF. Good work.
low prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
WINES. LIoUoRs, cIeAns. and FINE onocx-
RIEs. W. ID. BLAIR Co,
1l00 cast Main street.
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WANTED. 4 No. 1 COOK FOR A
w SMALL FAMILY. Must be good bread
maker, without incum' ,hce, and come vel re-
commended. Apply at $40 east franklin etrlc'.
nc ss-4tk
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COMPETENT DRUG-CLERK DE-
y SIREs 4 SITUATION. Address
"KINO.m
Oc 2S-3ts care Lcttcr-CErriCr NO. 7.
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WANTED, TOPURCHASE 4 SMALL
w DRUGSTORE, all complete. Addre2s :" Is"
care Carrier No. 4. Oc zs-3tF
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RACES YESTERDAY.

First racc-handicap; one and quar-
ter miles: heats two in three; open 10 All
three 10 enter. two to start; s22j to FIRST,
40 TO second, and 32j to third horse.
II. w. boswell entered b. 6. Snowden-
colors. orange and orange; 5. ID. Long
entered c. h. Kenney-colors, black ana
maroon: j. A. Williams entered c. h. ST.
moon: A. Hunter entered CT. Wyandotte ;
w. NJ. Parrish entered b. h. lldeflm-
colors. red cap and gold sleeves; q. ;.
Cooper entered :. q. Auburn; Hugh Nelson
entered &. N. Flora. ~.
SnowScn and ilderim were the onN
The race was won by Snowden in two
straight heats. Time, 2:2O5, 2;l9f.
The Judges awarded the third money 10
SnOwden. ,..o
The second race was a trotting race, free
for all: mile heats, best two in three; S2,1
10 dr.t horse. S75 to second horse, go to
third horse. Entries William l.. Bass
h. o. Sailor Boy; George -. Bennetts &.
IN Cbauncev Andy Sprague's b. (. ChAr-
lie Ross: Henry Pmker's e. IN. Crlnolme.
Crinolne was withdrawn before the I"ce
This was one Of the most interesting ana
ovcitjno races of the Fair, the time maze
being good and the contest close. Ihe lol-
lowing is the summary: D..
First heat-Chamcey first, Sailor Boy
second. Charlie Ross third; time, 2;52.
Second heat-C Chauncey first, Charlie
Ross second, Sailor Roy third time, 2:S43'
Chauncey was declared the winner
Sailor Boy and Charlie Ross having each
won 4 heat, the judges decided to divide
first and second money equally between the
two. r