The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-12

nesday night On both occasions the
music hail was filed to oyeiflowing, and
II is needless 10 say tina; the audience
was well repaid for their visit 1t would
be well for those desiring 10 get seats TO
attend early, for If the weather is
clement doubtless there will be more
people at the Exposition than on any
previous occasion.
The following are the programmes Tor
the afternoon and evening concerts
FRIDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMME.
OCTOBER y.
PART 1.
l. Grand March ct COrtege- La RENE de
Saba. ................ ................ GOunOd
, Overture Domino Auber
3, waitz-A Joyous Mind ThrO Ire to Find
.....ss..s.......s. ...... Fam hdC
4. Cornet Sole hrcmatique.. wlcgond.
Mr.. Walter Rogers.
s. Battle Of Gettysbu loy spec al requesp
Synopsis: l. he army bivouac. :. Five o'clock
heard from the city. 3. Cavalry Reyeille.
l. Infantry hcveiie. 3. Rustic in Camp
o. The cannon is heard from the enemy Z.
Assembly Of the infantry AMI cavalry. =.
Formation of the army. .. Departure Of
the army tOmect the enemy. 10. Passing re-
view before the COmmaDder-In-tb Chief II.
Halt before the enemy T. Developing
skifmishers H. The ha tie commences.
H. Suifcriug Of the wounded j. h. ard While
the battle Is in progress. IS. Charge OF
cavalry. IT, Infantry cheering the cav
airy H. Cease firing. Il. Halt. TO- sur
render Of The enemy. 20. Prayer alter the
b,.ilr, fTa'sc the Lord. p. Roll call
ard dressing the wounded and burial of
tn. dead D. Strike tents. hOmeward
hound by railroad. % Arrival az railroad
station, rejoicing of the people, singing the
gfcatanthcms star spangeo Banner and
Dixie
The vclc} : Of musketry will he fired bv Co.
A. Car tain iOssiueN, and ca. J. Captain
Jacob aud Battery A HOwltzeis CAPTAIN
Lorraine. First Battery Artillery.
PART IL.
&. Rcminisccrc es Of Scotland. ......... Godfrey
:. PicoOlO Nightingale. ... Molenhauef
sisnor NJ. Pellacani.
3. Mach-Jndienuc ......., ....... lie lhlcie
FRIDAY EVENING PROGRAMME.
PART
4. virginia Exposition M,gch. Rich. Gocdcr.
Dedicated 10 Henry &. Jones, Esq, Dl-
rector General Virginia Exposition.
.. Oyerture-CrCwn Diamond ....... .Auber.
3. The asst Hope Religious Meditation by
rgaUcfU ............. 81. ......... bOtfschalk.
4. CCrnct sOlo-L Lost thord......... sullivan.
Mr.. Waiter Rogers
T. The pattie OF Gettysburg thy special re-
quest: synopsis the same as in the after
noon programme. published above
The vOlleys of musketry will be fired by
Company 4, Captain ROs sicuX, and Com
lany T., Captain Jacob. and BATTERY
(Howitze rs), Captain Lorraine, First BAT
~ Artillery.
PApT IL.
6. Symphonic Poem Triangle and Drum 81.
....... 90. ................. ......Donile.t.
Z. Trombone sClo-Am Nicer diy the sea-, -.
Mr. a. Gocricke.
3. The Drummers' Commercial Patrol .I,eeves.
YESTERDAYS FOX HUNT.
A little after o'clock yesterday morn
ing more than hundred hounds with
their owners were gathered at the Expo
silion grounds, the place appointed for
starting. Mr. W. s. Archer, the master
Of the hounds, was in attendance with
several other gentlemen.
The Raleigh On. c. Boylan pack which
was not on hand Wedn6 s1aY was among
the number yesterday.
About o'clock they arrived at the in
terseclion of the Westhsm and Short
Pump roads, where they were joined by
Miss Julia Sully, daughter Of Major Il.
NJ. Sully Of Petersburg, and NJ. Joseph
Bryan, Mr.. Swami Lairobe. S. C. Apple
ton of Baltimore, Joseph Page, Stewart
Bryan, c. ID. HotChkiss, j. K. GoodlOe,
Mark Durrette, William Durretle, j. NJ.
White, Edwin Winston, John Haw, II.
]. Waile. Iial Dulany, W. f. LipscOmb,
G. T. Bridgeford, j. r. Purcell, Roam
Kufiln, and several other gentlemen.
The hunt was laid off by the master of
the hounds in the James river low
grounds, where ii was agreed to cast for
fox. The programme was partially
carried out, but owing 10 the rain the
d gs found 1t impossible to follow the
trail. The hounds were turned loose,
and after close hunt for several miles,
without meeting with any success, IL was
decided TO return TO the forks Of the
road, where three foxes had been kept in
case Of failure to stalt.
The first fox turned loose was large
red one, thought TO be the best Of the
collection, but il proved TO be injured,
and the approaching huntsmen were
stopped before the fox was reached.
Another red was Immediately turned
out, which was followed rapidly by the
hounds until they missed the scent, and
great deal of time was lost before they
could be brought back and started on the
right scent
After getting on the scent sgain The
fox was chased down in a marsh, where
he was captured in about five minutes
time, Miss Sully being in at the death.
Mr.. Edward Winston got the brush,
which was presented her
The old grey one was next turned loose
and captured in about minute after
wards after which the spOrtsmen returned
TO the Exposition grounds, where
luncheon was prepared.
The sportsmen will meet at the same
time and place for another hunt this
morning
NOTES.