Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
TOBACCO PREMIUMS.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE
ON THIS FEATURE OF THE
EXPOSITION.
Preparations for coiored Peoples pay-At-
fractions in stors-Tho Election and
the Exhibition.

poultry exhibits, aud bicycle races allin on
week make a very tempting programme.
YESTERDAYS RACE.
About 100 o'clock Yesterday the fourth
heat IN the unfinished race OF the $50 class
q, THURSDAY was troited. The track was
in fearful condition. and there were no pay
spcc'ators at all. on account OF the incIement
weather
J. n. Morrow's Circulator, Dedell & John.
stems Major Uirich. n. Kengla's Kate Clark,
ana A. Johuson's Milton Blackwood started.
The latter led from the beginning. and cane
IN with Circul,tor closely following, Major
Ulricb tbird. Time. 3.
The tine was considered excellent on such
track.
Milton Blackwood won two OF the heats
trot,cd Thursday and Major Chich one.
The heat OF yesterday gave the race to Mil
ton Blsckwood; Major Uirich second, Cir
cuiatoT t1lTd.
Judges: G.. Dobbs, Of Buffalo; r. w. Nc
Gipniss, Of Pittsburgh. and James Fletcher,
OF Richmond.
Timer: A. Barngrove, Of Baltimore; S.
Il. Nelson and 7. NJ. Hewitt, Of Richmond.
The unfinished race ia the 2:22 class VIII
be iroitfd Of on The first clear day that the
track Is IN good probably at /
O'Clock 10 morrow.
The rest Of the races were declared on yes
tcrdAy afternoon under the rules OF the Ma
tloual Trotllng Association.
The 2:3O rsce was trotted OF yesterday by
agreement between he owners OF the horses
entered in the race.
EXPOSITION ATTENDANCE.
The attendance at the Exposition yester'
fay wfs not q, large 1sOn the preceding day.
Those who were there, however, seemed 70
Do pleased. and In the afternoon about LOCO
prople a'icDfed the mIineR in the Music
Han. when Goedyrar, Cock & DtHOn's Min
sireis gave their concluding performance.
Governor Lee. accompanied by Major John
". Daniel and Major James ID. Patton, were
among Yesterdays visitors.
TIE NEW BAND.
Coutprno's Military Band and Orchestra OF
BROOKLYN. consisting Of forty-Gve men, iu-
cludiug "a number ~ noted soloists, will sr-
rive here Tomorrow morning and give their
first concert d The week 10 the Music Hall
~ l O'Clock THE first number on the pro-
grnmme will be ga salute 20 Richmond"
COMPOSED by the leader oi the b9nd. Three
concerts will be gwen daily-at !, q, and
$50 T.. NJ.
This band IS larger Than CsppSs.
POULTRY AND PIGEON SHOW.
The poultry and pigeon show begins TO-
Morrow iu The dog show building.
There will be no charge for admission to
this exhibit.
Mr. Long, % Massachusetts, was eX-
pcctcd TO Judge this department. but n
telegram yesterday announced he could not
come. Nj. Brown, OF Baltimore, will be
gotten, II possible, in his stead
QUILT.
Mrs. John s. Ilarwood has on exhibition
~ the Exposition a beautiful rick-rack cro-
chrfcd qn.i made entirely by hand. AT the
request oi Nj. Preston Bclvin it has been
nus on one az bis handsome beds in his oX-
hihit This quilt took a first premium, aud
80 did the pIilow-shams (also on the beds)
made by Mis- HAYWOOD in the same way.
NEVER.
Dircclor-Gencral Jones was yesterday
asked Is che Exposition would be closed on
election dly. aud be replied: "Nover IN
the vile, wide world Tins Is no political
Affair."
C0L~RED PEOPLES DAY.
The Chief Marshal 81 the colored peoples
parade announces the following programme:
An commandauts Of bod o. win report at their
respective positions at E30 A. Al. wednesday,
alFi instant
Organizations not yet reported may DO 20 TO
tlc Chcf Marshal or any ~ hi- assistants beforo
$50 o'clock a. NJ WGdno~day. 3lst instant
tho limo viii Do Termed "a the following man
ucr al first aud Broad streets The band aud tho
fHsi lhtinia battalion 11lsnIy Nol I re-
street
mo owl, Factory Mechanics, Magnolia and
Morning star. No. =, Clubs on First, south side,
e, C division. 2. Y. p. T.. mounted. win
form on Second stroot, north, right resting on
Broad.
Band, 't'hmond cadetsl o'hsr soSleties, cIups,
49,, ~ ei l .I's e'u'"o "a i'V'N VI ''"'''
Vt.i,,' mi, md soc,c,ioa on Third etreet.
north side. right ON Broad.
Carriages containing speakers, coloted mom-
bois oil tiiy Councnan3 eA1'no.n oerS inelpo,"
-,'I ,,,tr, 80 mo Fvnositi"n Assor,atio1
b,nds Of orders ana deputies Of the same-on
TIE north side Of Broad from Third.
he iohvNln, "ido7 WiI report promptly Az
oc.''A Wo,,", sum we +" o. t,,s 49,
49, tleurv Nor, X Hruce Evans. H. A.
Graves. j. A. Randolph. -. r.. Turner, aud Dr.
h. r. Jonos-blue rosetiee
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THE hARhEns AND TUX PARADE.
At The last meeting ot the BSrueTs' Asso-
citation resolution was Adopted requesting
ne BARRIERS oi The cry 10 close Ineii places
az business for the day at II VI. "wednesday
III oiuti 'hat wv Hhu '"oil Otfl''JN' 'i"y
participate IN TIE parade ana otoer ceremo-
n'e4 incident 10 "COlored Peoples DAY al
The Exposition.
The Tobacco Exhibit
The following report has been submitted
TO The President aud Executive Committee
NJ the TXposition.
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