Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
RICuMOND AmUsEw gNTs.
The Theatre, Mozart Academy. ana
Other Places.

The Theatre, Mozart Academy. nuo
other Places.
Thoro were numerous excursion trains 10 the
city yesterday. AMI in the morning aud after
noon tho Exposition aud Buffalo biil caught al
mostau the visitors. ~ night the various places
Of amusement were we'll pstnonized by ID I'm and
by city people. and the programmes offered wero
very entertaining.
RICHMOND ruEiTRs.
Tonight farce entitled Running Wild VII
bo the attraction a. tho Theatre Il is SAID ~ he
fun of very funny rompli ntons, AMI 40 ten an
Interesting story There ara ton principal cha
racter-, AL ciaimcd TO he 20 equal strength ana
in parts that require capable actors I Nc most
prominent roles aro nlled Oy W. Joan Wiz: tleS
Lena kuryille. Miss ~ Georpe Hgssy, and Ar.
L. n. Br7,dshaw-Mr. WIND bimseii appearing IN
various d'sgutses. The comedy - irtstspctsed
with bright catchy music ani songs
MOZART AcADEay TONIGHT.
Goodyear. Cook & DAlons Nisstrel Company
open their engagement at tho Mozart tO-hifht'
t. contnue through the rematnder ot We NceA'
Including matinee on saturday. From all az
counts this IL the best minstrel company thet
has appeared In Richmond this season. IL
numbers over thirty performers. manN ~ Wloh
have won distinct IN IN their profession. The
trtumvirate of comedy. Cnnries ". HoOdyeff,
George h. Edwards, nni John Stiles VIII So,
pear at each per'ormanc" mo un5huied
praise received by this company from lhe
press Of each city IN which ithaa appeared oiefs
good assurance Oi q capital performance.
street parade will be made every day al noon.
BOSTON MUSEUM.
Tho Boston Museum. which has opened in mis-
city At IA east Broad street attract 'argecrowds
ca N day. f. CONTAINS many wonderful and IN
tarestfng features "Ihe petrifA ton ~ mo
great lncaa giant Is ntue ieet and eleven lnches
nigh. The museum also contains an heyptfn
mummy supposed 10 he OF the Ming hlosf ulpe
and over 1000 years old.
The animal collection contains m alligator,
captured In The ~. John'a tiyer Leaf June, huu
two young croco lilcs from tho kiVer Me, n'-
sides lots OF tame and Wild monkeys. Irote.s E
D,l.youtL tho Young glass-c -caler. attracts great
deal of attention. ami there are many other
wonders of nature.
oPERA-BOUsE.
Last night tho Marioneues appeared before
good house and the snow went on Nlth yin
that put the audience I'm trc best Of b amor. Tho
prpsents given away wcro many and valuAb'e
Tonight the leading prize vii be- comp.et'
euit of bedroom furniture. besides many other
elegant presents.
Attractive ESTERTArNMENrS.
Begt ming tonight Mr.. G. Z. Bolton, OF Cleye-
land 0, will give six haDlsoMniy-lllusta'ei
lectures on European uaYol AZ tho Young Mems
Christian AssOrtaton,
Mr. bolton has spent six Seasons ia travelling
over Europe. during which uWo he corrrsioAi'N
for soyerni leading western journals. Ills 7'o'N
OF information Ia large. ic haa achieved great
success with his illustrated lecture, Appearing
before crowded houses Ia 81 ne iafso ciiits oi
this country. Last year he hllf@i hu fNHhEftil'H
Of four nights at the celebrated Peabody ines'-
tute IN baltimore Fis tgso entertainments IN
mis- city last wintor will 0e long r,inemnetUd oy
those who were present a. bong exceedingly ar
tistic and instructive.
TuE WALKER LrIUr CU NDD FESTIVAL.
Tho Walker Light Guards' festival a. still In
progress at Armory Han. aud al who havo A.
! tended express themselves rs b'ing nifhly
! pleased The boys ere doiug all In fheir IoHor
| 10 mako their friends aud patrons euiOy hem
| al Tba bOotla H. 4llNuIINt
with every hing that piaasea the ego ana sa'ishe'
Tho daughter Of mo Regiment" gold hadgo
| for the most popular yOung Indy Was awa"1ei
| last night 20 Miss susie Royster " Chnrch iiil
Tho votes for the most popplsr priva'er s ia
medal stood &C the close 0f ID polls last nignl;
| lnfantry-E. b. WHIT, Richmond Leht iniau-
| try Bllos, 10: Louis Rroso. Company A, ?. X.
| Pbnlps Company r. q: G. l. ClrinFton, com
| pasy r. 5. x. r. Morris. Company G, D; John
| SteinbrecKer, Company 4, T.
Cavary-Willinm GENTRY, 3; Thomas Joynor,
Artillery-H. Coios 6; Henry ilarwood. o; A.
! Evans o.
Captain Frank Cunningham ard Nr. Douglass
LcftWicn will sing tonight. and ytetora VIII haYe
an opportunity " hearing enc music in addi-
| ton TO many other attractions
Marriage al s,stg .sreet Church.
Thsre VAS quite a gathering at Leigh-street
! Baptist church. c0rEfr of TIVE ltY-r ith and
Ieigh streets yesterday afternoon 10 witness tho
! marriage Of Mr. H. j.. Ferebe-. 81 Portsmouth,
! Va. 20 Miss Mary f. Ru ssll. OF thi- city The
| ceremony was performed ~ she Rev John Pol
| lard late pastor OF ms church
| Tho follOwing yOnug gentlemen 0hiciatec as
| ushors on the occasion: Mcssis. j. II. Adams. y.
| ~ Chappell, j. {. Warreuer, and q " Jones, OF
| RicnmOId: r. {. Bristow. Of 6lOure 5tsr county,
! and Walter Cold. EsG.. II Portsmouth.
| After the ceremony tho happy pair took tho
faD north hound tran, Win .heir AfShge chocs .
! cd Tor PhladophiB. Ia winch city uley VIII
| spend day or 30. aud theffce tney will ylst Sew
] York and other cities. ana 70 rOino limo during
tho latter part II next week 10 Portsmouth, their
! future home where the grrOm ~ engaged Ok
! ten-iyely In the grocery business. IL ls under
stood thu. on their arrival thcy viii be tcndered
| a reception by their friends
| Tne bride was the recipient 81 many costly
| aud useful presents.
Mnnchesfer news Notes
| Rev. william z. Evans II Richmond, and Rev.
| e. NJ Peterson Of tufs city, will spoak az Fifth
! Street Methodist church tonight The occasion
| will he the arranging Of articles IN tue ooro0f-
| stone tox for The new church
| Tho Cleveland aud Thurman Campaign Clnb
| will hold a meeting tonight at their hcadquar-
| ters, IN OVENS iiall. Il IL desired that th0re
| shall be u fun Attendance.
| Mr George ". Hardy, Of Llnen0urg. who has
| been visiting friends here. returned home yes
| terslay.
| Tho Hustings Court was engaged yesterday 10
| the Irial Of civil cases only The care Of falph