The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-01

With warehouse hands al ready fo- work.
The third wagon, Alonzo Smiths. from
Louisa county. hauling loose tobacco. The
fourth. Charles Y. Neredith's wagon, haul-
| ing loose tobacco. The fifth. George Dos
wells wagon, from Hanover county. haul
ing loose tobacco. Sixth, W. L. lsbell's
wagon, from Hanover county, hauling loose
tob3cco. seventh. steer yoksd 10 kogshead
coming 10 market with tobacco A. they
hauled IL fifty or one hundred years ago.
Old Virginia darkies with each team, all the
teams intended 20 represent Virginia OF the
past and present.
Crenshsw Planters Tobacco Warehouse
exhibited ono light wagon with four mules.
hedeeSed with flags and tr1ppings. with
the style OF the warehouse; on the box OF
the wagon some growing plants OF tobacco;
Tie BODY OF the wagon coyersd by cano-
py setting forth on it, sides the immense
capacity and business accommodations Of
this concern, and underneath the canopy
two bogsheads of tobacco. one being put
under the screw after being brokss for ex-
hibition by sample on the Tobacco Ex-
change, and the other in course Of being
broken by the hands. Wagon No. was a
country wagon, driven by Lucien King, Of
Hanover.
The ~Atlsrtsc and Virginia Ferfilizing
/ Company exhibited fertilizers and sgficul-
tural products on q large float. dTawg by 4
! fine tesm % six. Each side Of the vehicle
was draped with name and notices. ON
the font part Of the vehicle were fine
specimens OF products grown bale 81 cot
ton from South Carolina. cotton-plsnt from
Norh Carolina, rice from GeOrgia. and
corn. tobacco. vegetables. &c. from Nir-
gini1; in the centre. pyramid Of their
brands; and in the rear. indifferent speci-
meu> grown without fertilizer: and sus-
pended from an arch overhead were nOtfses
calling attention to the contrast. and atso
some agricultural products.
John 4. Mo-by. u Farmers Warehouse.
Wagon with tw&hogsheads ot tobacco aT-
propri0ieiy marked. accompanied nv an
Old darky smoking an Old-timc pipe fllvd
with strong tobacco.
The following Z, the exhibit q; Charles
II. Page; 4 large foa'. drawn iv fo,r
mules. contained hi steam-es.irr and
splitter Tor PREPARING kindln. wood.
which VA, split ready ior Use and di>irt
Duted 10 the crowds a. th4 procession
passed: ten II hi WAGONS and carts. loaded
With sphnt. engine. snd al Kinds ~ an
thraclte coal. and long. sawed. and slit
wood.
The well-known house e II. VI. smith
a Co.. mauWi.ciuIer- OF agricultural im-
plcmcut>. wer' fuzzy represented in the
procession. The special feature, Of their
display were - handsomely finished Oliver
chilled ploW ,u-pended in a huge letter &.
forming thr Trademark 81 the Oliver
chilled piOW Company. This wa- drawn
IN a CoTtland wagon Icy the famous black
horse - the coucrrn. Then followed the
Peerless traction. or se.'-propelling en-
gine. pulling behind 4 wagon loaded with
cmployC> snd waier-b1rreis Tor supplying
/ 'hc engine. NcXt. on 4 foai, came 4
mammoth ~MUh'> s.raW-Cuirer--I fac
>ig'.e Il the wcii-kDOWn lever cutter
pat utcd hy II. VI. -Yith in ls44.
,, va, %, natural q. NE ami five times AZ
large. Then champion pump. driven by
geAiYg from the wheel. II the wagon,
pumping water A. the procession moved.
To show one of the u>e> ~ water 4 wash
ing-machne in full operation was exhibited
on the same wagon, washing out the linen
+ in hr,t-cla-, style. Next. Leppelf> celc-
4 hrated Windmill in operation on A Doat
revolving a. it caught the propiiious gales
which were waiting or Trade Parade %
success. Then came smother traction en-
gine. also represented by ihi, same firm
,iz., the Eclipse, which pulled behind il 4
l~rg,-siZc Eclipse ,epzrat0r and q smaller
/ Eclipse portable engine. II. VI. Smith :
! exhibit Vas closed with Mr.. smiths Latest
: invention. the Richmond Thrcsher and
] Cleaner. On The Whole the exhibit u this
Old lrm IN extent and novelty was fully
the cQusl q shy in ibc Eighth division.
/ The Tanner * DELANEY Engine Company
exhibited one eighi-boT>e power agricu.-
turai cu-lne on whcol-. hi, eu ,inc is
highly finished. the dome casting being
turned ans polished and all thc moEntings
nickt.-plaf.d. The machine i- especially
adapted fur driving thrc-hrrs. coiion-ginS,
-Ti,,-mi.l-. and llyhi >aw-mi... having a
ceItre-beariug crank with wide journals,
and a driving pulley on each side. The
boiler j. - the regular locomotive pattern,
and provided with The new Tanner x De-
Iau"y >Iark-arTc,ter Tn wheels Tor run
+ niu.-gear ar made II wrought iron, and
aye cou-cqu ntly very strong and Hight.
. The engine Wa- drawn by siN fine mules
decorated with ta-- and covered with - hite
. cloth with tl, name oi ihe exhibitors
psiu,.a thereon. The boiler lad on a full
pressure = steam. and tie engine Wa, run
nin-.
Ihc White -ewinc-mathine wagon VIZ
drawn ty -four white horse. with NhIie
covers. The wagon Wa ta-ieiully OTna-
mcai,d in white. with lace curtains. In
side iNo machines were worked hy little
-iri,. one eight and the other ten yc.Is Of
az. ACCOMPANIED hy the lady manager and
aaju>,er - tn company.
Afr~. Jalc King had nine wagon, and
nineteen horse and mule IN line.
(har'c- >arll,r. butcher wagon. hlled
with choice meat, Il all -ort.. was dr1sn
bv tbree hor,.., nicely decorated II was
The only one Of The kind IN the parado
:. II. Have. coal aud wood; tlgee
hnat, and four carts. The tTsi float caF-
ried the King u Diamonds ?nd miniatnre
,nal-lninc. with miner- working; bTn
decorations. a. being suggestive % coal
formation. second Golt snip loaded With
ieoaI-. coal by Water" Third hOAt, Rail-
rad car loaded with coal" Coal bt kai..
F,ur .arf- contained samples oi coal ana
wood.
Talbot A sons. ShockOe Machine Work.,
exhibited The standard engine ahd
boiler on heels. \o. 3sgj; " Tho Dixie ~
.aricufural engine and boiler on nheels,
-. 3ss-.: -sw-miii carriage, -" raich-
a.. he.d-block-, aud nNtures comEhte; !
c,rr-u,il compl,ie: n,-i u pulls,s. ana
nc.t II geai-WLecls. They had siNteen
mules attached 10 their float.
JAoANEsE oRhs.
a Grand Day light Display of Fire
works Near the Western tAte 81 Cap
itol square.
The grand display Of japanese Grew ork
arranged to take place II The ebo>e OF ID