Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-09

tne DOdt iRnded niS me pJlnScf DOA y %
accidentally killed. De was in basket
with bis mate. Jnno, and in some way
got his head through O hole and straf-
gled himself to death in his struggles
before he was discovered.
Mr.. Morris is one OF the most noted
dog breeders in the world. Besides be-
ing an associate Of the Kennel Club Of
England he is member of the Spaniel
Cub OF the same country.
TRANSPORTATION.
The special Exposition tickets we're
put on sale on all OF the railroads lead
ing into Richmond yesterday. BY an ar
rangement made between the railroads
and the Auxiliary Committee on Trans
portation, composed OF Colonel John B.
Purcell, John s. Elicit, and George
d. Thaxton, these tickets, which
are good for ten days, are
sold at the price OF one straight fare
plus the amount OF admission 10 the Ex-
position Grounds, twenty-five cents. In
addition to this all Of the railroads will
run special excursions; each giving at
least one week, when tickets will be
sold at slightly less than one cent per
mile plus the admission. These excur-
sions will be run with the view of hav-
ivg as nearly as possible uniform at
tendance, and not rush one day and
nobody the next.
VALUE or THE HOSPITAL
The value Of the hospital on the Ex-
position grounds is manifest. Since 1t
was organized four accidents have oc-
Cured. one on each the 1st, Sd, 4th, and
5th of this month. Two were broken
arms, one cut head, and one spasm.
DIR. NJ. ID. Hoge, Jr., is in charge, and
besides there are two other physicians
on duty every day ; one in the afternoon
and the other in the evening. These
are Doctors W. +. Mercer, Lewis @.
Bosher, Lewis Wheat, Charles Fl.
Chalkley, and Edward Mccarthy.
If any one gets sick a physician will
come on the police call, or il sent for
at the hospital, next the old main build
ing.
ATTENDANCE.
The attendance at the. Exposition yes
terday was great About 10, 900 people
were present during the day and Buffalo
Bill had about 10000 at his exhibit. At
night, also, the attendance was good.
ArSsLIE & BROTHER
The firm OF David A. Alnslie & Brother, car
riage- builders, successors 70 George A. Ainsle &
sons, have d complete display representing
phaetOns and family carriages Their exhibit,
on account OF the e1tra-fne workmanship and
finish. has atcGcted considerable attention and
caused some ~ think that they did not ouid
them. All are OF homo man ufacture, aud were
taken out OF stock and not bullt especially Tor
exhibition Tho Victoria carriage and open-side
doctors or old gent eman's) phaetOn are OF the
finest order OF manufacture, and are considered
equal IN style and quality and will compare
fayOrably with the best northern vehicles brought
here. The fre-hOso cart p one OF their special
ties. Is a perfect beauty. This concern makes
specially Of equipping fire departments. The
style Of hose-cart built by them took the first
gold medal ut tho New Orleans Worlds Expos-
ton. The new hre-aarm wagon used as patrol
wagon on the Exposilon-GrOunds was built by
them and delivered 10 the Board OF Fire Com
missloners last week. This wagon is equal 10
any vehicle they have on exhibition. Their e1-
hi0it shows that they can furnish any article in
their line OF tho finest material and workman
ship.
NOTES.
The James River Valley Immigration Society
has headquarters on tho grounds.
Mercle's mOlel Of the leo monument was car
ried out 70 the Exposition yesterday morning by
dr. William Wilson. messenger OF the Sonate.
IL has been PLACED on pedestal In one OF tho
most prominent places In the Art Gallery.
Joshua Jones, a jOcsey for Mr.. Bradley. had
his hand mashed coming down ON the cars yes
teTday
President Starke has. gIyon Mrs. Joseph K.
GIN permission 10 bring the orphan boys 70 inc
Exposition ono day, and Buffalo Bill Will let
them see his great show free OF charge.
Last night John Cont, driver Of one OF Suther-
lands cabs, was badly bruised by falling from
his vehicle, tho horse attached 10 which was
frightened and ran away.