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is appreciated.

Is appEeCIaIeu
 Skating and coasting jackets are needed now. short coat, on foot, and long coat, to ride. We have all these in right weight and make for all men, youths and boys. Prices vary according to equality, but if we cannot give you, men, youths and boys more for your money than you can get else- where, then we don't know what town we live in
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25
D MEANS DYSPEPSIA KILLERS.

Prepared by pr. Mark Woodbury; put up in Log enge form in little boxes convenient to carry. cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion You should get Q box. Only 50 cents Irial box e5 cents) sent to any part of the United States on receipt of price. by boottle Smith. 24 and 26 Fremont street, Boston, Mass. ja19 nr
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Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25
Black Dressers.

Stay black Whipcords, tailor-made and finished, cut in sacks Four Button Cuta- way Frocks and Prince Alberts. Prices, $10 to $50. Especial sizes for portly men in Prince Alberts and Four Button Cutaway Frocks
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25

The Ohio legislature is trying to make a law which will stop the evasion of taxation of personal property. If it succeeds all the other States can well afford to give Ohio a vota of thanks
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25
Hoods Sarsapas1Ma

Combines, in a manner peculiaf to itself, the best blood-purifying and strengthening reme- dies of the vegetable kingdom. You will md this wonderful Eemedy effective where other medicines have failed. Try it now. It will purify your blood, regulate the digestion, and give new life and yigor to the entire body.
 "Hoods Sarsaparilla did me great good. I was tired out from overwork, and it toned me ups MRS. G. E. SIMMONS, Cohoes, N. Y.
 'I suffered three years from blood poison. I took Hoods Sarsaparilla and think I am cured" MRS. M. J. DAVIS, Brockport, N. Y.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25
VEN, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MORN
McINlrYRE, MAGUIRE & co. GREAT CLEhRIuC- -OUT SALE. OUR STOCK OF CLOAKS AND DRESS GOODS
 MUST BE SOLD PREVIOUS TO INVENTORY.

 We wish buy It ubaanl nlasuref for u Q WI on
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25
Boys S5 Bargain.

All boys suits and overcoats sold for $10, $9, ss.5O, s75O, marked down to an even $5. Continual rejoicing over this bargain.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25

There are 14, 50o,00o persons in England whose wages are less than $2.50 per week, and there are 7.0o0, 900 people who are olass- ed as paupers. Are these the blessings of
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25

The raisin grape growers of California are much interested in the proposition to reduce the import duties on Spanish raisins. They pay two cents pound under the present tariff and it is proposed to make it one cent, the same that is imposed on Greek currants Raisins are the coming product of the fruit region of southern California, with every prospect that if protected from foreign com petition the industry will grow to vast pre- portions. It ought to be protected.
 Twenty-nine Methodist ministers met in Baltimore and by vote of 19 to 10 adopted e series of resolutions entering "sslenn protest" against the gift of the President to the Pope as "marked official recognition of & religious hierarchy claiming also temporal sovereignty" This protest is accompanied by disavowal of luminosity toward or de- sire to abridge either the political or relig- ious rights of" the Protestants' "Ronan Catholic fellow-citizsns,n and by condemna- tion of the Presidents act as political discourtOsy, if not offense, toward King Humbert, whose sovereignty over a united Italy the Pope both antagenizes and denies" " All of which looks like straining at gnat. William Bethsll died a member of parlia-
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The verdict in the Coffee case was a sur prise, but the general feeling is that it was just.
 A bold Pennsylvania young man has mar ried girl who has refused him eighteen times Doubtless he will soon wish that she had made it nineteen.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25
Tr1e 9nurma1 and Gumrier.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITx, 15 GENTS WEEK, 50 GENTS MONTE, $3.0O FOR SIX MONTHS, $500 A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS By MAIL.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25
PaC7'i7fes the Blood

Hoods Sarsaparilla is characterized by three peculiarities 1st, the combination of remedial agents; 2d, the proportion; ad, the process of securing the active medicinal qualities. The result is medicine of unusual strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown. Send for book containing additional evidence.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla tones up my system, seems to make me over." J. r. THOMPSON, Register of Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
 Floods Sarsaparilla beats all others, and is worth its weight in gold" I. HARRINGTON, 1S0 Bank Street, New York City.
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SIP,
Ss.5O,

and the lot marked down from SIS, $16, $15, SIS and $12 to
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25

c. E. LONGLEY & CO.,, 1O1, 1O3, 1O5 Church Street,
 NEW
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25
MCINTYRE, ,MAGUIRE & co.
 S37 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn. @

cRosBYs GOLD AND cATARRH CURE. 4 Isthe
  pthydru rsuanbes tbyman-O
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25
The Zero Point.

This, low prices, and standard goods, gives us much mid-winter trade. A brisk demand for Overcoats shows that the late mark-down from $a5 and sSs to ..-...--55
 $l6.5O, and the lot marked down from $22, $2O and
 SIP,
 and the lot marked down from SIS, $16, $15,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-25
Hoods SarsapariIla

Sold by all druggists. s1; six for s5. Made only by 0. I. HOOD & CO, Lowell, Mass.
 100 Doses One Dollar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


The market to-day hal quiet appearance as
compared 10 last week, but there was stu good
trading Tor Monday. Last week bright sales
botn in cutters and wrappers wore very large,
much more ~ than ID beloved BY the trado az
larse. Home buyers AMI outsiders we're on the
market From private and pablo sources We
are suro Of large cruwd u 1obacco-men on the
ga and glth Of October, and especially from The
WesL
While all western markets resort advances In
medium % line goods Of Burieys. some put the
advance az 20 ceais and others al much more.
Manufacturers here have been onFing moro
freely Of Burieys IA the pact week, while ire
western factories arc large buyers Of bright
wrappers. THIS il a fair exchange al least, and
vet thore are somo grumbless BECAUSE good
premium has boon offered on Bnrtey tobacco
and not At ali on Virginia leaf This Interchange
Of trade will, however. go on Increasing and
should be- fostered Tor mutual banefits Tho
West and North as present ara our
largest customers tor Knight Wrappers And
as We hsd said before thsro were many lots
laid ashe Just Avail ing the word by wire,
phone, o. letter saying 81 OF we viii take them
20 compiete the bargain" and 80 Is will be for
some ume % come. Some good Alters also
changed hands LAST week. though common arc
very dun.
Major Lewis 0inter returned to-day from his
hong t1p. lie met wuh al ovation from his en-
ployess and friends. which evidenced genuine,
spontaneous welcome Of which 1ay man might
feel proud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
.Ihe World .xatn.t Her.

Miss Kate ClaxtOn, supported by
Charles A. Stevenson and one OF the
best balanced dramatic companies that
has this season appeared in Richmond,
produced at the Mozart last night her new
play, entitled The World Against Her. "
The piece proved an instantaneous sue
cess, and elected great applause and re-
calls before the curtain after nearly every
act from the very large audience present
The plot of the play proved TO be a
strong melo-drama of a much higher or
der of merit than one Is accustomed to
find or to expect in pieces OF its class.
With such story and such accomplished
actors in the cast the secret OF last night 8
success is not difficult to guess
Miss Kate Claxton's pathetic talent n
taxed 10 the utmost In the representation
OF the vrongiy-euspected and cruelty
divorced wife, Madge Carlton but she
is equal to the occasion and endows the
character with noble iorbearancs and
loving simplicity that completely cap
tares the hearts Of tho audience. AIR.
Charies A. Stevenson as the husband
plays the part with o qulesness ana q
dignity that Is fnh Of suppressed snner-
ing and is infinitely touching. Mr.. Ar
thur II. Forrest assumes the villain, IN
whom is vested the key 10 the whole
drama. Heis 10 DO especially mentioned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
Democrats Ia Council.

ny ttltEIhpi W INC AiHIAe'4 4'l
WASHINGTON. October l5.-Mr, Mills's
return to the city was the occasion OF
the gathering of ten or twelve Demo
cratic Senators and Representatives IN
the Speakers room to talk over the sltua-
ton. The question of adjournment was
discussed. and there was free express
sion of individual opinions winch show
cd au indispositon on the part OF seve-
ral of the leading members 20 originate
an adjournment resolution III the House.
No definite conclusion was reached, how
ever. aud it was understood when the
members dispersed that the senators
present mt this mornings meeting should
advise with their Democratic brethren III
the Senate and try to crystalline the VA
rious opinions touching an adjournment
INTO plan that will secure the support
of all the Democrats IN Congress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
pnr.nnnIs and Rrier..

Hon. s. j. Graham, Of Lexington, rs 10 the city.
Nr. John K. spruen has returned from Scot
land.
Major Louis Glnter, who has long been abroad,
returned 10 the city ye sterday.
NJ W. O. sydnor. the Chesapeake and Ohio
agent al stanton, was in tho city yesterday.
Hiss Anna Keitt, OF South Carolina, is visiting
The c,ty and stopping With Mrs. ". j. Orr a. IO2
east Grace.
MIR. Peter stumpf, who has been on sn extens-
ed visit 70 Germany and other European points,
returned home yesterday.
Az meeting Of the sunday school OF Leigh
Street Bapsist church. held sunday afternoon,
Professor Elfhn MOhissetts was elected superin-
teDdent plrs Mr.. JACKSON Turpin, resigned
In The Police Court yesterday morning VIII
liam JohaAon. charged with assaulting aud beat
Ing Aauas Moon. was lned SO and costs and re-
ealTed - give security ior bis good behavior for
twelve months.
Nessrs Josiah Ryland. Jr., treasurer and G.
NJ Boshsn secretary OF Jefferson Lodge, No. 10,
Order o. Gokden Chain. have paid 70 the widow
OF Dr. W. W. Gordon 5000 The order pays
from 81 ODD 70 5000 on the death Of . member
and Is 10 SIS per seek sick Denenis
Wesley Brinkley ssoloredl. sgcd thirsy-eighs,
employed ~ stevsdoro on no Old dominion
steamship wharyss, fell dead there az heari-.ils.
man ard lived on o street between Thirty
ss1ood AID Thirty-,hlrd, 10 which place MS
body w&s taaen.
Mrs. ex-Press ent Tyler aud daughter, w. Il.
pragtosl. virginia: &. X vaNser, Virginia. G. II.
smith, virsEipia: r. A. Bcckner and wife. hoA-
noke. Va: Mrs. W. @. Cam, MIRA A. :. Cam,
ht.s Bond, ana Mas Anderson Savannah. ia ;
Miss xsy Iruia. aizs Fiarence Irwin, Of me
Easaisas Company, are among ne guests e. We
ExehsesA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

The debate at tho Young Mems Christian As
s1cialon Hall last night between tho fOnns
MONS Christian Association Literary society
and the Jefferson Society was attended Dy n
larso AMI brilliant audience. although the Wea-
ther was bad under foot and over heai.
The exercises began win short musical pro-
gramme Mas Natiio hcady sang m mAt
ptuuant ana charming manner that made the
iutroniii operas 80 bright last wiutor. Mr. d.
l. Iegtwi %. tno BARITONE, sang bhrpeTs nhs
ballad, "a Bandits Lte,' phrasing IL 10 mhai'
ctanly manner that did bin much credit, ana 10
re-p0uso To- euc1res sang several comic songs,
Mr. Edgar Justis played the accompeni uanta.
Tho feature Of tho evening ges the reading ~
Miss Lillian Arnold. She rocited owen Mere
dith's beautiful poem Aux ltslif ms III a tush-
ucr thrt carried her audience by storm. she y
q rarely g.fted woman. Her laanncr IS natur al
and unaffected. but very dramatic. end slo mas
none Of that ludicro exaggerauon 80 frequent
" seen. She unites with hor hisirtonic power
a beautiful iaCe ana hgure Thai iast9ns thc AZ
tong0n of her audience AT once.
The regul ar debate followed. The question was
Resolved. That system OF cOerciYe measures Is
more effective in restraining uia criminal anl
b DANGEROUS classes u society than n educatlCn
The first sneaker, DR.. n. l.. Dawson. Of the DOT
fsrs0n Society. defended eOerciye measures IN a
well prepared aud carefuiiy-doliyered sproch-
lie wac followed - Mr. Robert n. smith. OF enc
Young Mems Christian Association society. who
defended tho negative side ia plain out efectis
talk the second gentleman RON ttAe JEFFERSON
Society dr. 4. Nm Montague. spose'Wiin much
NuWnfy anu rAiftrbaohs NlooiAb wv ~oN1F. ''.
his side. Mr Charles N. Wallace. Jr.. who closed
the debate for the 9ung Mems Christian Assoc
c.agion Society. made the speech Of tho evening.
His argument was a series Of strong = ints well
delivered, and = powerful arrai9nment OF hafol
treatment q the criminal classes.
The ludgss-dessrs. ~. r. Courtney, Edgar
Alan. T. r. Reeve, Jackson Il. Wood. and George
Bryan-cecided that Messrs. Smith and Wallace
had won the debaie. This makes the second
time that tho Young Mems Christian Association
society have defeated the Jedors0nians.
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TmE wILLIAnsBUKG HOMICIDE.
Particulars or ihe shooting of Ediee
by Policeman cloves
lCorrespondenee u The Richmond Dispatch.,

Correspondence II the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILIAKsBUBG, Va, October Is. 1888.
After the shooting saturday night about
O'Clock o. James ". kdloo by Policeman A I.
Cloves the news spread Ike wid-hfo and crowds
~ men, women, and children could DO seen
hurryiBg - The spOt The body laid on the plat
form Of the Store Tor fully two hours waiting To-
the corOnar'e iury 70 act before h could DO
turned over 10 his family. During nc time The
crowd, which was almost entirely colOred. con-
unuod 10 Increase and 20 prevent any violence
being attempted Rev. JOnn n. Dawson, pastor OF
the coloreG Baptist church horo, addressed the
crowd from the platform, advising mis- people 70
refrain from eli drorderly and violent acts.
This In great measure 6usyed mo excite
over 10 Edloe's friends he gathering de-
persa1. and the corouer's Jury, which was
composed As follows vs.. ". BraiihWaite lore
man. John ~. SeymOrc, vs.. 7. Graves, samuel
smith lcoOreD. John Cary ,colored), LOWS Carr
fcolored) -assembed al the Mayors once, and
hfar hearing several witnesses returned tho
following verdict; that james W. kdloe came
90 his death from pistol hold and nrs1 by a.
y. Cloves. a policeman IN the city Of Williams
burg. Gloves fred rs kdlOe assembled the store
platform ia ing fsce foremost, and WA dead IN
three minutes, the ball entering on the right SIDE
OF tho head about All inch above the ear aud
lodging in the brain. The preliminary trial
taxes place tomorrow Tuesday before Mayor
q. g. SOnthaL The prisoner f. confined in inc
city lail aud will be- represented ~ Robert 4.
ArwisfeaI ksl and the Commonwealth by q.
g. Pcachy aul two others. whose names are not
known. The funeral OF kdloe came OF AZ
O'Clock to-day and Was attended 10y an immense
humber ~ coiored people, many being from the
counties ~ YORK ana James City.
Ldioe was "a mao OF about thfty-e GIT years 81
ere, q mulatt0, and OF fair education. lie MAS
vol Known iu me political world as prominent
Malone politician, 0ni al the time Of his death
was deputy trpa-urcr under Rev. John N. Daw-
son Tor Williamsburg and James tiy county
The shooting is universally regretted. 10 IA
generally admitted, ami will no doubt be- proved
at the trial. Laat 10 sas case Of iueifable hDmi-
eide. W.
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k2rke, quot
QUOTATIONS..
hIDpLISG. . f3-lBc.
Low AiDDLisa 355c.
GOOD ORDfsABY, . I-i6c.
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a large crowd at DinWiddie Court
house.

PETEgsBrRG Va. October ls.-lhers was q
large crowd az Dinvlddio Courthouse to-day,
lrawu ulihor by tho report Of the political
speeches o. be made. Tho Democrats were
Ivpros .utod by Hon. Phil chiuuey. Of fHru-
fiilc and Dr. " q. HOLT az Surry county,
who spoke a. a largo and attentive audience.
'rhe inr aud other issues wero ably and July
direu.aod aud me election Of Cleveland, Thur
man aud NruAhle elHGuentiy advocated Din
widiic Will give q large Democratic vote In No
YomDor
The Republicans seemed 20 be about equally
divided "a 90. tween the two factions. John ".
Iang con spoke al longth no his own behalf, aud
czr0sel tlr frouds tiat lad been perpeuaic j
uy has Republican opponents so a"compleh D. =
drtcsL no expressed his confidence Ia bis
election.
Jul-e Arnold, tho Mah0neite candidate. was
represented by Gonerai b&rhec, OF tonn-E T.
rauia. s. Brown Allen. and W. uashe lc,lOrc'D,
wtUao audience was composed mostly of white
Republicans Tho csnynss Ia behalf OF judge
Arnold is being pushed Win decided sim. "nd IL
is reported thai money IL being already thrown
into The campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

FOLKEs-Died, Monday Dorning, octo-
Der 18Th, at $40 o'clock. 1tokpE WILLIAM,
only son Of George ". aud Bntfo CHRISTIAN
Foikes. aged thirteen Yeara and uIfoo uioutr~.
Funeral % Uni0n-Sati0n Methodist blass,Opsi
church TO-DAY at o'clock Friends aDd az
qugntancos invited ~ attend.
JARVIS. Died, Monday, ocseber io'h. 81 100
A. M, GEORGE ". JARVIS, IN, infant 40 OF
Goorgo ". aud Betsi0 Y. jarvis; ag"d se'sa
Tho funeral will take place from tho rod4onco
Of lis parents no G0i nurtn Twenty SIKH safset,
THIS Tuesday MORNING ~ . cock. iDfar-
mout at Petersburg
LANR-Died, at Auburn. hiy., on sunisy, oe-
tOber ilth, CHARLOTTE hAhbOLfh AkAnS,
wife Of GonoraI Jsinea II. Lano.
OWRN.-Died, SUNDAY moaning. octobof u,
1873, at 8 01,lock. Wii.LakD l., Youngest chifl "t
Walter Il sui OlIIo 5 oSva; aged H4Fss yoS's
four months and sosenison cays
This lovely bad, ~ young. ~ fnir,
Called hence by early doom,
just came ~ shuN how sweet mower
la Paradise NQuid bloom,
Ere sln could harm O. sOrr0w fade,
Death CAIN with fi1anfiy care,
The opening bad tO heaSrn cpnFeyej.
Aud bad0 "a blossom th9re.
The funeral took glsae as \ O'clock Monday
oyeuinR trom Pine-Strret hlgtsst cEuftA.
Baltimore thdJ paporr PloAs0 copy
sHARRf0aV Died Last blgfn "a sf5 o'riork,
at me rosidsnca - her mOfhor, Mn. Martha :
~eabrigft 4 . north Twenty fftn szraot, MANY
MAKtsAHET sEABRlOuT. fruna typhli Hover;
aged twenty tSO years fhreo mouths and tNeotY-
slx days
sea notice u fnnersl "a evening Sfafs
baltimore tAdb Minchestef. Abingdon, aud
Marion VA papers piesso GUY,
SKINNER -nioi, on sunday moraiDg, octO-
ber 4th. al So TEeuty-oighih suool Mrs.
MARTHA sKiNsBR, WIDOW " Cspisi1 samuel
skinner.
TIE funeral will take place at We lllrd Prus.
hyter,nn church THIS Tnesdayj MORNING al ~
oiciock. Frlonds VI tho family Afo iavitsd i0..-
tend.
TOMPKINs.--Oied, suddenly. AZ Gas A. ", a.
MS resiIonce 1903 hOs- street. htchrponf, Va.
October 10 Iss., DANIEL h tOhPklN>. Ia NO
tbiny-tbird year u HE esc.
Funeral Will take place from hOounoatsl
church = UEsDAY. octoDer i6s0. NJ 3 O'eissk y.
NJ. Friends aud eaIuGlniances Responsibility M
yited " attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
Yeriow.Fever Doctors Resign.

A jacksonville special Says: The SEN
sation of the day has been the reslgna-
ton Of all the physicians Of the Medi-
cal Bureau. communication IN IA
turday evening paper gave the tabulated
statement OF the expenses OF maintain
ing this corps Of volunteer physicians
here. the cost per man being estimated
Mt $500 per month. or $1,000 for the
whole corps OF fourteen. The commuHi-
cation took the ground that the resident
physicians can take care Of The sick from
now till the epidemic en- 3, and tho
writer, therefore, advocated the dis
charge Of these volunteers from further
service This mado them indignant,
and they resigned in body az meeting
held about l. o'clock last night.
The physicians Judged enormously
that this anonymous communication WaS
q reflection Of public opinion. The
sentiment Of the community today
strongly condemns this precipitate action.
Tonight they have all agreed 90 attend
the patients as usual, the Board 81
Health mean while TO investigate and
report upon the canses which led to the
PM lication of the article referred To.
The whole thing is likely TO end IN
smoke in a few days.
THE EPIDEMIC NEAR IT'S EYD.
The official bulletin to-day is as fol-
lows: New cases, 20; deaths, 3. Total
cases to date. 1863; total deaths, BIG.
Deaths-R. Hempstreot, j. =. Pybns- ST.
Iuke's Hospital Aaron ball, No. First
street. Four OF the new cases were white
and rs colored. Tho general impression
prevails that the epidemic lis near It's end.
f1y telegraph b. no Dispasch.l
CAMP PERRY.
WAsHNGTOs. October 1T.-Surgeon-
General Hamilton to-day received the
following telegram from surgeon Hutton
at Camp Perry, Fla.
"As published, Yesterdays report says
five deaths. winch should be five OIL
GERS present There has been but one
death in over a month. There are no
cases of fever in the camp"
ONE DEATH ONR NV CASE.
DEcArUR, Ara, October 15.-One
death last night-Police Officer Wool
dridge-and one new case-Mr. Fields,
who keeps u liyerv-s,able.
-Signedl JEROME COCHRAN, N. D.,
State Health Officer.
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DATE oFKxEoUrrox Fixed.
wayman sutton TO no Hanged No
vember 3Oth.

Especial telegram " the Dlspatch.l
WYTHEv1LIR, VA, October 15.-At
an extra session Of the Circuit Court,
begun here this morning, Judge Brown
fixed the date for the execution OF Way
man Sutton for Friday the Both day Of
November next. Your readers will re-
member that Sutton was tried and con
victed at tho March term Of the Circuit
Court for shooting Peter Haryell from
ambush, while the latter stood in his
doorway, supported on either side by
his wife and aged mother. A motion
for rehearing was overruled. He then
took an appeal 10 the Supreme Court,
which met here last July, but only to
have the Judgment OF the lower court
confirmed. 50 that another day had to be
fixed for the hanging. The case is a
very interesting one, because the evil
dence is entirely circumstantial. His
friends viii now petition the Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
military Exposition.

u is difficult to realize more brilliant
scene than that presented nightly at the
Armory Hall, the Walker Light Guard
Festival being the attraction.
The soldier boys promise all who At
tend pleasant time. Their lady friends
are rendering valuable assistance, and
they will no doubt meet with success.
They have some articles on hand for
rattle. The admission fee is bat triae,
and this entities the holder to a chance
at valuable prizes distributed every
night.
Dancing is kept up to a late hour, and
oil who wish to have a real good time
should avail themselves Of this opportu-
nifty.
Company T viii be present tonight in
full uniform.