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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-26

make a call in this city before resu min G
her journey. Her destination is w ash
ington, to again see congress In SeSSi ON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
WHO Is MRS. wINsLOw ?

Asthlsquestion Is froaurnily ask ef, W. viii sim
ply say that she IL lady Win Tor upwards of iOtiy
yesrs has untiringlY devoted her time ami tai
ents a. female rhysician nnd Nurse, prina-
pauy among children. Sho has especially sta-
died the constitution sn,i wantsof This numerous
class. and. as a result 0f uls effort and pfe',i,al
knowledge, Obtained in = lifetime spent a.
nurse ani physician. sho has compounded
Soothing Syrup tor chilirn tocthiug. Il ope-
rntcs like magic giving rost gnd health, ami IA
moreover sure 81 regulate the bowels In oon-
sequence OF this article ars Wlnslow s beoom.
ing world renowned A. a benofartoroi her rare.
children certainly do RISE rP and hloss her. cs-
pecauY IA This the case In uhi- city Vast ouAn-
titles 0f the Soothing syrup are DAILY s1ld aui
used here. We thnk Mrs Wmslow has immor-
talized hen name rs tht invaluable artble, AMI
We sincerely beliovo thousands az chlliren tsys
been saved f'on an early grave hy tts timely
use. and that millions Yet unborn Mill share 80
benefits and unite no calling her blessod. 30
MOTHER has discharged her duty to her nufi"rug
rttle one. In cur opinion, until she has given 10
tho beuoat n Mrs. MiusloWs Soothing syrup.
Try II. mother. TRY NJ SON. -frfsS liaior. New
York city. Sold by all dusgls.t Twenty
cents bottle ap i3-eoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Methodist Untoa Meetings.

The meetings continue to grow in in
terest, and another large congregation
assembled at Centenary church last
night. Rev. $. 5. Lam beth preached,
aad at the close OF the service Rev. v.
+. Judkin5 announced that Tin accord
ance with the plan arranged) all Of the
churches will unite with the Clay-Street
congregation next week, and gave a cor
dial invitation to the congregation 20 at
tend and invite their unconyerted
friends Rev. W. II. AtwiL, Of Clay
Street, stated that he WAS sure that the
people are Interested in these meetings,
and he earnestly besought the attendance
OF all Christians and their efforts Ia Sc
curing the attendance OF their uncon-
verted friends. The Wednesday-nieht
services will be suspended at all Of the
churches next week IN consequence Of
the meeting at Clay-Street church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Peraonai. aassi Rrlef..

General Lindsay Walker is in the city.
The annual meeting Of the Richmond
German Club will be held on Tuesday at
$50 Z. u. at tho Richmond Club.
Mrs. c. c. McPhail and Miss Jennie
Mcphail have returned 10 the city, and
are located at POI east franklin street.
Mr.. Augustus r.. Blair, editor Of the
Lancaster Ua.) HfcHIg, g,nccr, and Mr..
John d. Woman, secretary Of the Demo-
cratic Society Of Pennsylvania, are in
city with the Philadelphia brigade.
Mr. +. $. Anderson, for many years
connected with the Richmond post-oilice
and who is an accomplished photogra-
pher, has taken thirty views Of promi-
nent buildings and scenes in Richmond
and they are 10 be printed in souvenir
book torn By the Albertypo process.
A deed Of bargain and sale was re
corded in the clerks Office Of the Chan
cery Court yesterday in which Rev. ".
G. schaefler, formerly Of Richmond and
now Of Newberry, ). c.. as trustee for
his wife, Mrs. jennie II. Schacfier, con-
veys to Claiborne Watkins the lot on
which is situated brick dwelling st 926
Park avenue. The price paid is -, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

Judgment In Five Cascs-So Increase
In the Eutunetioa Bona.

The hearing Of attachment suits
brought by the employees Of Dan. Shell
by's stranded circus 10 recover sums al
legged 10 be due them as wages was re-
sumed in the Circuit Court Of Henrico
county yesterday, and the following
judgments were given William 1hack-
er for $3.50; William Arnold, S2l (;
Everett Prentiss, S}7; Frank Baxter,
S37. and John Quincy, $3.50. There
were four other cases in which judgments
were not obtained.
judge Wexford rendered his deci-
sion, declining TO increase the injunction
bond of the receiver, Harvey Wilson,
Esq.
Mrs Shelby and Mr.. Vernon we're
both in court and stated that the circus
property belonged to them and that 1t
had'only been leased TO Shelby. This is
really the question at issue whether tho
property belongs 10 these parties, and if
so, is It liable for the obligations of
Shelby, who only operated it rs essee?
Judge Wexford requested cOnnsd for
these defendants TO prepare their an-
swers to the plaintiffs bills OF informa-
tion as soon as possible, 30 that theques-
tion Of liability may he settled without
unnecessary delay lie intimated that
he would like to hear this matter on
Monday.
MIR. Cardwell. counsel for Mrs Shelby,
said his witnesses could not be gotten
here from Chicago IN that limited
period. 1t was finally decided that mr.
gument shall be heard to-day as to the
time to be fixed for the trinl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
RIcHMoYD, October ., 1888.

Ia the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Mr.. G. w. Parson has list Of names
Of the persons connected with the circus
now in the hands Of the receiver who
are anxious to get 10 their respective
homes. The cost to transport these
twenty people to the various cities where
they reside is near 500. He has col
lected for this purpose among few OF
his friends the sum Of slS, with which
he wishes tO start a movement 10 get
these people out OF town. VIII you
please act rs custodian for these people
and receive the donations and adj the
influence Of your paper for this COM
mendable cause? Respectfully,
A. SAKs & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Ar,,-t,e ve.H a, tbe sxp.-,sssa.

The beautiful and artistic Candy Flow
crs-Lilies and Rosebush in bloom -ex-
hibited by Pizzini were made entirely
from sugar by two workmen born and
raised in RichmOnd-Mcssrs Joseph B.
Mahoney and NJ. Dugsn, Jr.-whO
learned their trade in tho house Of Piz-
zini. The general public will appreciate
the fine work OF these gentlemen when
they learn that every leaf Of the thou
sands upon the Rosebush was made
separately, and required the greatest
skill aud care. These works OF art IN
sugar fully demonstrate that tho work
men named above are masters of their
trade. and that they are fully equal 20
any chc(S in the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
HnltYear', Meeting OF Friends.

The half-year's meeting of Orthodox
Friends IN Virginia will hold its fall sos-
sons at the meeting house of the society.
Clay street above llrt, commencing
with a preliminary gathering of minis
ters and other officers at Z o'clock this
afternoon.
Tomorrow public services will ho held
nt II A. NJ. at o'clock IN the afternoon
for children, aad at o'clock at night
public worship again. These meetings
are all open to the public.
Among the ministers from abroad are
Miss Mary :. Thomas, who has preached
hero 20 acceptaby on several previous
occasions Mrs Anna y. Staber Mrs.
Clar.ssa f. Davis. and Mrs. Louisa T..
Brooks all Of Baltimore. They are good
aud interesting speakers.
There will also be o meeting for pub
lie worship ut 10 o'ciock Monday morn
ing. These meetings are always occa-
sions of great interest to the members of
the society resident here, and they are
glad to see their friends and citizens
generally at such times
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

The residence of Mr.. Emmett Tyler,
No. l02 South First street. was entered
night before last and robbed OF six white
linen shirts. three flannel shirts. four
pair Of drawers, three pair new patent-
leather pumps one red plush shaving
box, ono razor oue p'ated soap-box, one
japanese stand, one jet set with pearl in
tho centre, one plated waich-chain, pair
Of car rings and a black serge dress
Between 4 and o'clock Thursday
night the residence of Stouowall Wright.
Pine and Sprny streets, was robbed of a
pocketbook containing al0.06 and two
raZOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
DGoUoHr TO YoUR OwN

The crquisiies Qf Richmond ran a. IaH
make comparison Qt the Best Produe,s i
the marfeis argss me uatsr dni th0se =
our oun countrg W. hare mportod dr6ei
from Pdris. London, ami BeSim at her
noreltiss and combined them ieiih thes mosf
Ert,nsivs stuck u Horae FdJriesusrsho'sn
We hare he "sreiusirc on many0 Of hs
styles. A speciaity-the hieh PdrsAR
noUety- imported oniy ~ us, 10 q n>'7
Woys,ed DiagonaL. We praict is popa-
laritv dDsOng he " "dr,sseys" ofthis cify.
Pldids and Checks are ne rag. aid oar
tables holt them in sndisss rarity. 4 rcrd
concerning me r0rk: our Guitars siahd
~ the head u their prQre.si0n IA ahIs c0U,-
Try; nons are better /; Jsu as good me
"hp - on ne Jashion th>y girs you may bs
relied up0n az eorvse,. VI soHt n.>HiioH
prfce We are a)rad yOs al n.iyDfgs us
standard bv No loo quotations.
4. SAKs q 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Good Music for the Dispatch.

One Of the best-looking bodies in yes
terday's parade was Pickett buchanan
Camp, Confederate Veterans OF Norfolk,
who embraced among It's members
Colonel T.. NJ. Henry, commander of the
Grand Camp; Postmaster Glennan, Sena-
tor Dalton, and Delegate Edwards. The
camp returned home last night, and on
the way to the depot stopped at toe Dis
patch Office and the Naval Post Band,
Professor Smith. leader, gave a serenade
which was greatly enjoyed. The band
is composed OF skilled performers and
renders superb music. The rendition Of
pilgrim Chorus from Tannhauser by
Wagner at the unyeiling Of the monu-
ment yesterday was very fine and met
with universal approval.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

AT a meeting Of the Madison Ward
Democratic Club held last night it was
unanimously voted that the club will
participate N the Democratic demonstra-
ton to take place on October 24th, the
clubs uniform 10 consist of Cleveland
hat and bandana. The following citi-
zens Of the ward viz, Meyer Green
tree, Sol. Well, W. o. Priddy, "a. G..
johnson, and J. I. Feriter-were elected
active members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
For Ricke... Mara.ma., and wasting


Disorders OF Cbttdrea
Scots Emulsion of Pure Cod-Iiser Oil
with HypophosphEtes is EnequsIled.
The rapidity with which chaIdren gain
flesh and strength upon it is very won
derful. Head the following II have
used SCOTS Emulsion in cases Of Rick
cts aud Marssmus of long standing and
have been more than pleased with the
results, as in every case the improve
nent was marked. u. N. MAIN, NJ. d.,
New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
rhe Wire nrcnhs Arnin.

The wire on which the trolley for the
electric cars run Mt tho corner OF Bank
and Tenth streets broke again yester-
day afternoon about . O'Clock
Tho cars were delayed for aomo time
while a new section Of wire was being
put IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

Near the ExpGliion-Grounds Ives Il
Kendrick, at their museum, will feed
live animals to the famous Boa Constric-
tor Saturday at 2 p. NJ. sharp. This
tremendous reptile has not had mouth
ful to est for four weeks. 1t viii Ger,
tainly be a sight 10 gee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
FrederscA varse,u engagement.

II was evident yesterday morning that
Frederick Warde has not lost any of his
popularity in this city, ss there were
many people waiting for the box-o6ice to
be opened 10 secure seats. Throughout
the day there was lively demand, but
good seats Tor any performance may yet
be obtained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

We have Mems Hats Of the latest
styles-new, fresh goods only-from 81
10 81. See our styles.
COSsTABLE BROTHERS,
4i3 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

Governor Lee returned from Balti
more on the fast-mail Yesterday. reach
ing the city at o'clock +. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Mons Gfoyss.

This is the season for Kid Glopss We
have them IN great variety. Also, Buck,
DoSskin. and Castor Driving Gloves Of
an kinds. CoasrABLx BnoyHxRa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

We have jnst received q new lot OF
Mems Scarfs, elegant goods, SOC. 10 81
English Pufs, sl.25.
CoSsxsBLE BROTHERS,
4l9 cast Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Mems gnfferuesr.

The largest and most complete line OF
Mons Underwear we have ever shown.
We make a specially Of Mems Goods.
CONSTABLE BROrHRKs,
40 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Gtls-Edge Butter,

in half-pound prints. at Richmond Cream
Butter and Milk Company, No. 8 west
Broad street. Try il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
-
\ Hint

In changing cars corner Harrison and
Broad streets take a cool glass Of Berg
ner K Engels Beer at Eukers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

A SoRR THROAT or CoUGH. n suffered 20 pro
gress. often results IN an incurabte thruat or
lung trouble. "BsowNs BRoNcHnL TEoCHgsn b
give ustant relief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

Rev. Mr.. Ferguson pronounced the
benediction, and after an inspection Of
the monument the procession was re-
formed with about half numbers and
marched back to the city.
Tho music during the unyeilinR cere-
monies was furnished 10y the Naval Post
Band Of Norfolk, and was very sweet
and pathetic, especially the rendition Of
"Nearer, my God, to Thee
The following WAS the staff Of the
Grand Camp Confederate Veterans :
Colonel T.. NJ. Henry, commander ;
General Cook. past commander; Cap
tain J. +. Cecil, OF Pickett Buchanan
Camp; C. W. Murdaugh, second lien
tenant commander A. A. Sprtzer, ad-
iutant Dr. Il. r. Stoyer, surgeon-gene-
raj Washington Taylor, quartermos,er-
general Major Norman v Randolph,
inspector-Cencral Captain Daniel Lee,
4. l.. Semple, Major William r.. Foster,
and Henry kracke aides-de- camp.
The monument, which u about twenty
feet high, Is nine feet two inches at It's
base, and stands as a fitting memorial 10
the great Captain who led the memora-
ble charge ON Gettysburg and the brave
men who followed him. The base IS OF
rough-cut granite. and on this rs a sexa-
gon with granite columns ana six bronze
or copper tablets, on which are engraved
the inscriptions. Above this are circular
and tapering courses of granite, next
pedestal about two high, aud on this a
% .NIa aah - hur q
some bronze urn. The monument stands
near the one recently erected by the
Otey- Battery Association, and Is consid-
cred by all to be very handsome and at
tractlYe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
The Bottom Of tho sei

yields no pearl that can exceed In beauty teeth
wnitened and clcsnscd with that Incompatible
denrfrice, tho fragrant Soz)D0Nr. Noe ls coral
rosler than the gums ia which such trs%h sre set
40 say the ladies'. who are The best Judges 70 such
matterA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
ANDERs0a'S CASE-AGAIN.
Another POstpOnement - Rev. nr.
Hall Reported Very sick.

The oft-continued case Of David An
derson (colOredJ, charged with felonious
" assaultng Rev. W. c. Hall, Was called
in the Henrieo Circuit Court yesterday.
The Commonwealthask asked a continuance,
as Mr. Hall, the principal witness, was
sick at his home IN Buckingham county.
Mr.. Bryan, of counsel for the accused,
opposed tins motion, AZ his client had
been confined in jail for two and hall
years already, eighteen months OF which
time has elapsed since the former trial,
when the Jury returned q verdict OF
seven years in the penitentiary, which
verdict was oyerruled by the Supreme
Court and new trial ordered.
The Gaze was continued until the next
term. A motion for bail Was made and
refused.
Clerk Waddll has received the follow
ing letter in connection with this matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Tile CROwD.

The crowd last night was quite as large
as during the day. About seven thou
sand people were present, xix thousand Of
whom Bow tho fireworks and Buffalo
Bills Show.
The pyrotechnic display exceeded the
most 1Orid anticipations. The works
we're prettier than any ever seen here.
All the machinery in The Exposition
building was il full blast, the side shows
were in operation, and Cappa's Band
gave a concert in the Music Hall. As the
latter was free very large audience was
present. The building looks very pretty
Illuminated by electric lights, and But
falo Bills Show can be- seen 70 good adj
vantage by the forty arc-lights around
the race course and Grand Stand.
Tonight it is expected that another
large crowd will be present. Cappa s
Band will give a concert, the feature Of
which will be the Battle Of Gettysburg.
Detaehments from the HowitZers and
the Grays will assist, fling yoleys 10
add TO the effect The following Is a
synopsis of the selection:
]. Tho Army Biv0uac , Five O'Clock heard
from the city g Cavalry Reyeile. l. Infantry
Rsyeills. g Bustls IN Camp D. The cannon IS
heard from the enemy. Z. Assembly OF Ih0 in
fanIy ana cavalry. =. Formation Of mo army.
g. Departure Of the army 70 meet the enemy.
10 Passing rovieg before the Commander-in-
Chief IL LAX before the onemy. i2. Develop
ing skirnf3hers. u. The batIle commencoe Il
suffering Of the wounded is heard while tho battle
is la pro gTsA 10 Charge Of cavalry &C. Ia
fanTy CHEERING the cavalry. II. Cease nriug.
IS Halt 10. Surrender OF the enemy. %.
Prayer after the battls-Praise the Lord. zi.
Rol-csll Enf dressing the wounded and burial
Of the dead. q. strike tents; homeuerd bound
by railroad. - Arrival ct railroad station: re-
ioicing OF no people; singing the great anthem,
"Star-SDangled Banner" With salvOs Of artillery.
Nr. ]. Hunt, a mem Der of the band, viii ire
ih9 cannon Dy electcicity.
"The Battle Of Gettysburg is one OF
Mr.. Cappas compositions and has
gained the applause OF thousands when
rendered as 1t Will be tonight.
CARS.
The Coney Island cars arrived yester-
day and the Union-Line managementex-
pect to have them on tonight. The
cars, twelve in number, ara forty feet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

RICHMOND BAZAAR. - AMI n 4. ", horses,
mules buggies, rockawhy~, Ihactonr, ani
wagons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Clerk Wad1ill has received the follow
ing letter in connection with this matter
Diana Mills, Va, I
October !, 1888. !


NJ. = T. y I0H0U:
Dear Sir,-My father, Rev. ". c..
Hall, was taken very sick Saturday eve
ming and Will not be able to attend the
trial of the negro. lie now Is in bed,
and the probability is that he will not 60
out again this winter | think it would
be advisable to take my fathers deposi-
ton as early as possible or you may
lose his evidence entirely. He is now
very old and feeble and the chances are
against his living much longer
Very respectfully,
JOHS ). HAIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

Conspicuous among the exhibits at tho Expo
altiOn il mat Of the old and h0noroi house OF X.
H. Boshers sons, carriage manufacturers, who
display q variety Of yohlclos from their own
work-snops-i product Of Richmond skili an 4
euterprise Their improved Doctors buggy II a
beauty and will prove @ Joy aud blessing a.
thoas physicians who provide themselves with
thsm ~ they ans designed aud built ~ meet tho
sreciai requh onents Oi this profession, and are.
Therefore, easy 10 get In aud out, capable VI
great wear aud comfortable 20 the occupant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

Mr. Edward Burke, of the New York
Todacco LcqG visited the Exposition
yesterday aud spoke OF the exhibits In
unqualified praise. Re classed them IN
excellence above several other exp0sI-
tious to which he had been.
Nr. Burke isn't nlone. Great mum
ber5 of our own citizens have expressed
simihr views. Mr.. john w. Otley and
MIR benjamin II. Berry, both of whom
attended the Louisville Exposition, say
that the Virginia show is much finer
and thus far has been better attended.
Mr. John Lyon. who was recently at
tho Cincinnati Exposition, says that
there was Mt NJ time he WIS Their moro
people present than at our Exposition
yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
HENRTCO,
Henrico county is represented by
Colonel Norman Smith. This exhibit
includes

Ornamental grasses and forage plants honey
and butter, many varieties Of corn in tho ear.
shellod. and on the stHlk. varieties Of sweet and
irish POTATOES, vegetables In Infinite variety for
tahis and market. wheat, oats. rye. bucknheaI
and barley. cOWpe8s OF many kinds, peanuts
and other nuts, peas. beans. baked hay
There nr0 also many PLACES IT fruits oi diber-
ent sorts. tobasro. naX. hemp. cotton, wool,
and bask of-wllOw curiOeitc-. relics &C., pehfs
and peaches growing on trre-, nOral exhibit
paintings, canned frIlts 8ni vegetables for
home uso. canned goods M sde for salo specimens
o. Hcnrico mauufa'turePsj, potters clay and
ware made from 10, nOuliing sand, coke, shou
mari, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
TO TOR orr WITH

Hat, Of eol0N. KSuy avk and svoy
skaps 6o,srd efserosTs N ais eity. and ssry
many syLs Gr-s sAspes J0uAtoaly IA oar
easss--,hafs Ouy st0ck Tie latest fer "a
iiule Joiks - a C,ois Ttrtcn. We at 0l9r
75e. up % $40. ~ tAis time SeAooi Has
fnterest vou-Polo Caps. Genuine Pslf Poek-
ct Hats. and ev,yy desevlptson q Csoth Haf
s,ylish and dyablr. Is. 10 81. Gentlsnss1.
vos kr09 that al ne sfsaacs n0rsllies are
10 BE- found sith us-Dsybys sad Siik. lou
Hssf one aov; buy u aOr. We e0'nDssnes
TIE season siih 0,s 0oods maTt~i ~ ne
saB.s prices az raisA oss, frSe11s el0ss q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06

Mr.. John b. Tuggle has charge Of the
Nottoway county exhibit. The follow
inO articles oan be seen here

NUI IIVWNT NVWIVF 7 AITITIINf = IIN E|197 "
ing articles can be seen here
Different kinds If grains. tobacco. fruits
grapes. preserves, ladies' hanliwOfk, sc. Tho
m ast prominent exhibits Oi no county are
the bright ana dark tobacco5 hrs : f. Epes
Ngs George Dunn. and Mr5. l.. j. TuRgie all
have beauuful displays Of sweet-meats. Miss
Martha Bland exhibits an ingenious map u The
SIato VI virginia showing ats Counties rivers,
aud mOuntaius-iu different cUlored sllk. hl7s
Bland also mas on exhibition q beautiful laco
handkerchief made BY hersoN The county has
a line display of frnits, WOODS. ani some mine
rails consisting OF ke0lin, granite, mica, and
sogpaione.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-06
Ire banquet Last Night.

The Philadelphia brigade was hand
somelv entertained al banquet at San
ger Hall last night. The members were
escorted from the Exchange Hotel by u
committee from Pickett's Division Asso-
citation and reached the hall at 8 o'clock.
Governor Lee came in at 9:15 and was
heartily cheered on entering the hall.
Seven rows of tables were arranged
across the hall, and nearly every seat was
filled. President Reeve presided, and at
9:20 o'clock called upon Chaplain Fer
guson to say grace, after which the fol-
loving menu was handsomely served:
OYSTERS
Oysters Yrec. Oysters Escollcped.
ENTREES.
VsG, Croquettes vi h French Peas
Dsvilled Crabs.
ROAST.
doast Mallard Ducks, Spanish Sauce
Roast Tenderloin with Mushrooms.
COLD DIsHEs
Old Virginia Ham. Smoked Tongue.
Pickled oysters
sALIpS
chicken salad pvr,suss Fo'a'o Sei"a'
Cold Slaw.
Celery. Sauces
Coffee. Cigars.
Sherry. Whlskoy-Punch. Lsger-B Beer.
At 40 o'clock President Reeve pro-
ceeded TO read the toasts, as follows. and
all of the responses showed fraternal
feeling and were heartily applnded.
oar Guests; The PHILADELPHIA Rri-
gGde-Virginia welcomes the gallant
sons of the Keystone State within her
gates, whose lovely hills and seeming
valleys once prrseated the Blue and tray