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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-05
Entries Close October 10Th, at 10 Em.
Except Stake Races,
The First Race zach Day VIII be Called
Promptly at 1.3O pm.
First Day-Tuesday. October 10th.

whitby Stakes. $3.50. For two year old
colts and FLIES which have been owned IN Yr
g.na six months previous 70 October lst Mic
heats. best two in three. % harness sl5cn-
trance. payable as follows: go % accompany
nomination September lst, at which time en-
trance closes. and balance October lst. The
Society adds $50; 81 per cent. Of the subscrip-
ton. entrance and forfeit to first horse; % per
cent. 20 the second horse: and - per cent 20
the third horse No race unless there are four
20 enter and three TO start.
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BICYCLE RACES.

Under the Auspices Of the Old Domi'.ton
Nheclmen, on New One-f ALI hiie
Track Now Being Built. October E3 and
-, During the Tnird Annual D. Getting
OF the Virginia Division, J.. A. W, Tor
which an Elegant Programme OF In
ttftainments, Including Runs 10 tho
Hundreds OF Historical Points Of IN
terc-t in aud Around Richmond is ar
ranged, besides this Attractive
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FIRST Ion-Horses and mules.
secoue .dyision-Cattle.
Third Division-sheep and swine.
Fourth Division - Poultry, pigeons, pei
stock and incubat0rs.
Fifth giicultural and Hortieul-
turai.
Sixth Horticulture.
Seventh Division oman's Work.
Eighth DIVISION Bees, Honey and Apiarian
tppl es.
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$1,000
Chicago 10 Richmond. Va. and Return. Via cinelr
natl ard the Chesapeake 1 Ohio Route.

The route from Cincinnati is through the
celebrated. BIue-G rass region OF Kentucky. q
the Ohio river az HuntlugtO West Virginia.
ard thence through tine gtandcsta and most Yic
turcsQue scenery IN America. EN- tracing the
CANYONS OF the New river. the valleys 81 the
New aud Grcenbrier rivers 10 White sulphur
springs. crOssi the Allegheny and Blue
Ridge Mountains and the grand Shenandoah
Valley 40 stauniOu and WaynesOOrO', Natun
Bridge. and CaycrGs Of LUpy. and then
through the battle-felds q richmond.
For information ~ tO rates from other sec
tions. and fuu information regarding F"-
position. write 20 W. ~. NhfI'oh'
Gen'l TRAY. AgCn' {. q -. Railway.
Cor. Fifth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, o.
n.eul-lf
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EXPOSITION
special Premium.

For the county exhibit which shall be docid
ga the beat by the judges OF
award there shall be- added a
special premium. offered by Messrs il Phi
lrs 4 stein, wboiesalc and Rotaii Dealers IN
Coma aud Glassware. OF kchmo-d' Va
of oao set o. china valued ~ T"'
This special premium shall De conferred
upon Chat person VINO has done the moi
towards ufoeufiagau1 displaying said exhibit,
aud who .hil fum sd thcrcwith the m"st
comn.cic s.etcu cnt of the resources OF the
said -ouut,; sad person TO be coctcd 10y a ma
ioffy vote of Use county Judge. CLERK end
chairman ~ the Board Of Supervisors after
said spcci4i premium Is conferred oy the he
position.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
ASHTON STAHKE. President.
r. VENAuI.E, Jr. Secretary.
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Special Premium.

The Columbus Buggy Company Of Colum-
bus, Ohio, have made The following offer of
special premium for the Whitby stakes;
The Executive Committee have directed the
following announcement in connection with
the above special pTemium-ihe Whithy
stakes Trotting races. first day. october 10Th :
For the first horse, one man brewster
speeding wagon, yalucdat 500. donated boy the
Columbus Buggy Company Of Columbus, o..
through Joseph b. Davis, agent, Columbus
Buggy Company. Richmond. Va. This wagon
was built especially for this occasion and viii
be delivered to the winner Of this race at the
close Of the Exposition.
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
ASHTON srARKE.
4. K. VESABLE. JR.. President
Secretary
EO2. Three minutes class. premium 500
First horse $500, second horse $780, third horse
go, fourth horse $40.
MOB. Two-thirty-hye class. premium. 500
First horse 500, second horse $50. third
horse 600, fourth horse 40.
Second Day Wednesday. October 18th.
No !. Two forty class. premium. S40o-First
horse ssO, second horse 800, third horse 600.
fourth horse $40.
NO2. Two-thirty class premium. Si0o-first
horse geo. second horse 500 third horse $50
fourth horse $40.
No 3. Two-twenty class, premium, 500
First horse $3.50, second horse sl25, third horse
$50 fourth horse 60
Third Day-Thursday, October 18th.
No !. Two-forty class, premium s40o-First
horse goo. second horse sloO, third horse $40,
fourth horse $40.
Noe. Two-thirty-two class, premium, 500
first horse $500, second horse slO', third horse
s0J. fourth horse $40.
No Two-twenty five Glass. premium. 500
First horse $3.50, second horse Sl2j. third
horse SO, fourth horse 80.
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Department X.

Antiquities. loan collections Of bric-a 5rac,
etc.
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Second Day. October eth.

One half mile, novice. Virginia Division L.
A. ". two prizes. valued az so.
Onem.le. amateur handicap, open prize, star
on Crank racing machine.
One haif mile ride and run, amateur. open,
two prizes. valued at ti0.
Three mile. professional. lap. one Prize. sloo
10 cash.
One mile. team. lap teams Of three men
each. Virginia Division T.. A. ". only one
prize, consisting Of three medals and cup.
valued az Soj.
One-hslf mile. stecplechase ANY kind Of "a
wheel two prizes, Valued at 50.
One half mile, amateur. open, gold watch.
valued al 50.
Three nile. Virginia Division. L. A. W..
championship two priz.s. valued at so.
One-haif mile. consolation, one prize, valued
at $40
Entrance Professional events. $40.
consolation races free. an other events ST.
Entries should be- made prior 10 October %.
ISIS, 10 Alex. II. Meyer, chairman General
Committee. col East Broad street. by whom
further information VIII be furnished.
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Fourth Day-Friday, October 10Th.

Nol. J. l.. Darlington stakes. $50. Fol-
three year-old coils and FLIES, which have
been owned in Virginia OF North Carolina for
six months previous 70 October lst. Mile
heats. 10 harness. best three in FIVE. -Four e.
enter. three 70 start. Fifteen dollars entrance
payable as follows: so 10 accompany nomina-
ton on September lst, balance payable Octo-
Der lst. The society TO add $50. First horse
70 get 60 per cent. OF the forfeit entrance and
subscription; second horse IS per cent, and
third horse IS per cent.
Noe. Two thirty seven class, premium 500
First horse $500. second horse $40. third horse
s60, fourth horse $40.
No 3. Two twenty-five class, premium 500
First horse $3.50. second horse Sl25, third horse
$40, fourth horse, $50.
Fifth Day-SS'urday. October goth.
Mol. Two-ffty class, premium s400-First
horse $500. second horse $40, third horse go.
fourth horse $40.
Purse. stOO-For stations whicn have made
season during 1888 in Virginia. Poster and
license 70 accompany entry fces Best three ia
five. Mile heats Four 10 enter three 70 start
OF 10 race,
First horse $500, second horse 800, third horse
SO, fourth horse SO.
No 3. Free for all. premium s5o0-Frst horse
$3.50. second horse si%j. bird horse s'5, fourth
Gorse so.
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Section q. Musical instruments and goods.
Section q. Medical and surgical apparatus
and Instruments drugs md chemicals
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Department II.

Section 90. Typography book-bndine' sta
ti0ucry aud material for printing aud book
binding
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whole Amount Distributed In Premiums
100000.
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Premium Department.

COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION
OPEN TO The WORLD,
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Department G..

Section Is. Cloths, clothing, boots. shoes
bats. umbrellas. trunks. rubber goods. sad
dlory. silk fabrics. carl cts and upholstery.
Section 10. Raw materials used in textile
nafacturts- wool, cotton, 81 X, hair. hemp
jute. fax, etc.
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Department T..

Natural Science and Educationl
Section 10. Collections and specimens mod
els. drawings and Illustrations of any depart
ment of natural science.
Section u. Examples OF work of pupils Of
the public and private schools 10 penmanship,
design. map drawing, etc.
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EXCEPT Where Otherwise Specified.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16
L.sosn auArr.ns RrsuuarD. :

LAsoER auAErxns RreuIaxp. -rr'
various siasnrio ncdss IN tnis city hsv.
easssovn the capacity Of their eresen'
tail, which vss baiit when their msm
hsrship Gas smaii. A move nent - OF
soot TO secure larger sad better ptscs
~ meeting. Committees have been sp
painted 20 represent the i've separate
srsa isssfous aud thev met today IN
tee Office Of yadse A. L. Palmer. fnsy
ar24n,s-d By tie selscsisn 81 A. Mask
sr,osh ~ chairman aad W. ". posss.
secretary. AFTER d~sihesssson u MS
decide< 10 ptace The mststf IN the
eands Of q sub conn itsee. With instsnc-
items 10 report 10 the full committee,
" v. kinehsrs. watson Allen. T. II
Cam and q. W. Lsvsor vere appointed
sid eoc,n,taee. Tasy vill receive pr
pussis ftam parties having suitable
aasidsu9s IN the right location, or froa
,aese sbeui 10 nuild. Any member OF
he sab essrnmitsee vii be glad 10 con
szs wua parties desiring sach tenants
Ter tsr.a ~ yesfS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

Tas Hill CAsxs.-fhs bearing in tee
Hai Gases vas rather common plses
Affair." yesterday. The essirs forenoon
sss asen % ecmrsssine the listing Of
eas ssuos asd expisinins vhT the sx-
erss hsd xssSe MARKS 90 them In tee
ass~rpoea ste asseroeys bad a so1S con
saitA. en- aoars vhesaer Ute testimony
n N this peips sheait Be taken q
sn~x, band agss. znt tasa sss1fSAs6s
.rarsisted fDss syps sritsr cary Thts
czscnr4-d several sc1rs Tesn tbs taxi
srs q tsssineny SO ss-zhaod and CO.,
ssss<a u = nAzs Of ex1frs and seaas-
u~rss ~hieh ~oald Be- Gnsrtssit1seie Q
he sxrsrs. reader. Tue hearing VII b
r~sansess s1.s eaos@tSs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16
PERSONAL.

Js1ss ". n. wh.ttleses. OF Pert
Icsaand. IL in The sii,.
opsain George Aipsworth arrived
eess lea q q. aud snss ncfuine wil
utecssd 10 Victoria.
Ne. Thoupson. Of san frAnsssso.
- y Interested w seattle ssbie Reads.
eRnv~A here last night
lad Allyn. ~ the second jaalcisl
alsssef. accsu papie4 BY IA. q. ssravs.
= tes ctty, arrived so the noon tran
seassday,
Va. BRYANT hes been promoted 10 The
essAsp Of tue Kama Hayward ssd
-. On6Dboit has beea transferred so
- Oy@psss.
u. 0eotse HYDE Preston IL ss~ able
- . ni- me- again. after menth's
eAssoo. watch he has speat ss ais
ssoe 10 Nusth seattle.
0Uaaan Magocn arrived here last
eeooA ssuna Ssa frAncsscs 20 saAs CON,
oasd OF tie atty Nsre1rv, noe brle g
e0sisss - fefs r.skrlY.
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DEXTER h1ston a Go ieft sor z n
Sseecc TITS uaSsafnc On oc.ines.
seoss essd ssih the bAnk.
r. ~ 6es,stein leaves tor Nsu
lsk. % sssnfdsy. - make the neess
- ssrsnesCesss fer tue ooassracsias
asee bsses etocA se SEATTLE.
Ocssir W. q Hall. u sxa YrAness
ontor pArsesr Of be hru g II Il
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- sesasnsd b. ce~;sie sass evsni o.
tsssn met her Al Psstasaa sa3 =
sassssed Der husos.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

oA2x ~ ooW8 3Mxu00.
In the district court yesterday Uhiel
Justice Jones called ~ Hung Ling,
ohiaa Sing and Ohan Lnna, thess Chi.
nanss vho bad p,sadsd guilty to Play
Ing the Raos Of ''sAn" for monsy, and
aued sash Of shsn ESQ and costa Be
fore imposing ssstenes the chief la
tsee esid:
II ,nDsss seis liehs ssutssss being
inAasoced By the fec, that shsss de-
feadants ars ell foreaGnaFs, aud that u
spoesss 70 my eAstxfsoeton from evil
oeooe Rtvou during my short expert
soce here that the ofhoess Of the city
sssmsd 20 be very xsalous in Ratdipa
zoe houses Of Crinamen very freQuent-
~, While riaht alongside t1e CHINA
mans house very often was some white
person Who was violating tue lag ten
shines - repsehersio.y as we're the Cni.
nsmep, and tbs while meo do not see.u
o ssvs bean needed with. IL seems
sone people manifest q disposition 10
treat Ooinansn NJ though shey bad co
rights 10 this county. Thay are here
according 10 law. aud while Trey hevs
10 right 20 vioiass The tsv, they have
the ssme rights 60 far treatment a. =
white man. q gambling houss kept hs
white saAn u more dangerous to
American yOutn. breeds aud begoss
more dishonesty. Il strong siicsement
70 eptice Buys into evil pgscsices, and
ooes more harm 70 oar own people tssn
ans number Of China gambling houses
can do. Al crimes o0ehe 10 BE- pun-
ished, whether eou0tseed b. CHINA
asen OF whtts men. do not want any
body 10 souadss the imposation of
these small nuss ~ pssoeaents, a. vii
not consider them %"
hopese vslues, square dealing. iaxe-
cot AnDoftments ana eaAfefn eash prices
oullt 40 cur bosinenL OhesteT Clenry.
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hotel y proarssa1ca ssps6iy tass rr6
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~ UiIl not be materially changed. e.
seoi Ia IAs rear, whsTe the kiscoer add
moo vtii ~ sxssndsd ny three stories
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bsiidtns. tbs & stse bssuG 10 aes The
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TALK WITH CAPTAIN CURLING
nan vno has aAlxnD 1sB VooHD Ovx1
yNvHs1lu0 n saA1 sl4 1RoS111x.

yNvRgxlu0 N onA1 gIg pnop1u1I.
when was heee In NJ 6pinney va
years ego" said Captain Curing. % =
frisnd. Yesterday, my wife advised N
70 invsst some money in property in
seattle. made the acquaintance Of
Captain Ballard, aud be advised ne to
DO the same thing, bat ! thoaRht ! had
setter Gait while. I did wait, and I
An payiua foe % n0W. Tte other day ]
met Ospaaios Morse, HOeess. Garter,
sawyer, and lot more ship nasters.
and they vofe talking ovoe some puS.
ehaaes they he'd been making. Thas re-
minded me Of my vife's desire, and I
started out 10 look ~ property myself.
/ found that loto vhioh vueo offered me
for 800 each, too ysass ago. are nov
going hhe hot cakes at from sac to
t6oo, bat did nos les that scare me OCT
- invested THE Aftosnoeo over .
thousand dollars u psopsssy, and BAR
RaiDe0 foe ~ moch moso. The owner
Of thu last property u In 1an Francisco.
20 ] Won't Cos my dssd ttll ! arrive
thsse. While On the SQUAD this ttmc
snall also invest eco In Porn Townsend
snd sooas toe same amount ~ Port
Angelica Seattle. Of course, y ths king
pin. bus look 10 see Pors Townsend
beeome quits 8 place."
Have you . charter for the 6ptnnsy
year
AYES. We will nnish dischareina oar
cargo Of rAsls fog the Seasais, Lake
Snose 4 Eastern Railway Oompeny il
about ten days. Yesterday teisaesph-
"a she agents in bsa 1faneieec 20 ehas.
ses the ship fos return cargo o. GOA,
provided toey could get o176 Per ~
freight. To-day l received an apsver.
saying the charter had been made vito
the Oregon Improvement Company.
when | wAs here tvo jean eco took
load If 5000 tons Of coal 70 ban Frar-
c,sco ~ SITS per ton. Ut couFse that
sas not Z living price, but the ehip vss
nefe and that vas the best could do.
4 ship can make = little monsy at &476
PER ton frsieht. Most Of The shipo are
carrying coal 81 $40, bot look to -
the price advance 10 q q.
Captain Cufliua. chat vas Ne cause
Of your louo detentiou ct Call Or"
"Whiie Of Cage Horn the Spinney
encountered t1fsy eight d1ssinos gales,
QUE after another. The cargo vac seii
stored aud never shifted an inch. The
vessel stood she Storm like = major
general, bat Q sheet or two of the Cop-
per, which had become perfoS ated,
came Of. leaving q bats exposed, add
tho waves we're not long in washing tbs
oskum out Of the unprotected seerus.
and OF course she Vss Ia leaking oou-
dstson. We did not know The extent Of
the hols % The likelihood Of tis inofeak-
ing In sire, and - thought u expedt.
~nt 10 pus into OaltAo and have the
necessary repairs made"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16
DISTRICT COURT PR0OAYDlyss
1nE nAILxyys m TEE pssrnSor 0ousT AHu
ALL kKLxxvRD Hnon DuTS.

ALL RzLExvBD snoa DuTS.
Cnisf Jsssice Jooss yesterday direct.
I'd Olesk Lsdgervocd to enter upon tie
minutes Of she court an order dischssa
Ing ali Of the baili6s for the term. IL
apposrs that pope Of the bsilIGs could
10 fosnd when wanted. All efforts
made 10 smooshs matters oves we're Of
NO avail. Tie Judge Vvold not rssoind
tne order. IL II said that eli of the
oaiiids we're IN toe discharge Of their
duties, serving sabk 0aas, etc., when the
order was made. Just what Us.l b
dome today the visest man In the world
cannot foretell. Two Of the bsiiifs re-
ceiysd from the clerk cert,ficases fer
snesf pay.
wilhAm Anderson, late pusssr on tie
steamer pfsnser. charged by Ousto2s
Inspector Boyd with Smuggling q SUI.
Of cio,i e., vas on trial. The infy ~
tired abou $50 O'Clock IN the afternoon
and bad not agreed upon a verdict al 4
late hoos last night. Il Is likely this
raoruins sealed verdict Siil be 70
tnrned. Sosne OF she attorneys insese
al. say that the indications ars shat tie
Jury wiil not agree on q verdict.
Justice Allyn came frsm Tacoma fan
the purpose Of hearing whatever appli-
O. ion might be made 10 toe Miller
murder case. Miller Vas brought inso
court. After . somewhat prolonged
consultation court adjsorned Witho. 1
ans thing being dcne. Miller looked Is
II be fsit Ia rather good humor. His
eyes vere bright. there vas some color
IL his face, aud suggestion of smlis
OF satisfaction aud happiness constant
IL played about his mouth. Prescott
ina Astsrnsy Ronald says he 10 ready 10
SO 10 trial sny tIme.
The pctis jurors we're all excused,
wissoat pay. until February 20sn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

cssa- saa ssses oar l.r~@ss shis vesk
81 - sscas-d 20 Sos. s. - 10 rs, tssa
O. 9i.@ Evssy thsex 10 oar ss.iz
ssoeA sr yrsssartfoes nast e- soid ssa>
r~k. feklss 4 >-egsFrxn isg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

Assac csa1fy gafe@zssd yeeesrdsv.
sss tssif treasurer. msUnzosn ase end
>pfxsar -suaseaess safe ffo@ seenss
Orea 4 o.. Il hss thfse -0rasss -
ees seur saxa bier rxrn asati . iocks s10
ene ef these u<v rxssns steahaa ono1nG
sy(2xus." ss@e tee1A Il - on1ope4 =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16
oRAMP OF THE MUSCLES CURED

John L. wood, OF S,rasfosd. Dat,
vas cared OF cramps in tAe legs b.
wearing ALIOoux's PoDoUs PLAsfxns.
Mr.. Wood ssys:
Some three months ago I vas taken
very sick With sevefe pain IN the sU ali
OF my back ever the kidneya The
pain was exsruciatiuR. applied an
AIIco0's Poaeus PLAsrzn over the
~dtc,ed region, and hsd relief aluoss
sithin An hour. A. the same time. IN
. snjancsiou With this tso0bie, had
very arsas nefvoas disturbance. Affect.
Ing my leas WITH esAGpo so could
s5~rsety steep. Meeting With such $50
cess With my bsck ! appissd pias.er
auder the knee on sach ieQ, and In three
days Vas completely cared, and hsvs
sever boen trousied 70 either vAy since.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

80 pairs caiisrsr's lace and but,oa
shocs. ssss 4 10 reeais,. price u nos 70,
yer pa,s. Toklas 4 Sipgssman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

Rsnnaass cold s1kssna s~siss aisaeAa
ssSuc swAy. k1aSAes All rsiveSe With
sas ssnaed q vs:os- Ioaias . oan1es'
-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

The Union Club Raoa ssre epen esiiy
fos nScsobers from ? .. N. to II p. N. l6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

80 aoa a o. / nsck ties rs5asss from
Sc to IS. IaklAs & s.Ex.tnsa.