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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
,,.,,ce Crutchaeld,s work.

Monday is always a busy day with Police
Tusfice John j. Cruichdeld, for bis calendar
ot cises on that day embrace all OF the Of.
tenders OF botn saturday aud Sunday WHO
f,u into the hands Of tue law. The docket
Yesterday morning was OF about the usual
length, but embraced no very important
cases. A number OF persons were nned from
~ 10 IS for drunkenness or disorderly con-
duet. and one or more ~eie convicted OF pc
tit larceny. As result ot the dAy 3 "oiA
eleven persons were added 10 sergeant CAl,
ter,s bosrd-list and fines TO the amount OF
S3n. 10 were collected.
the charge against R0bcrt Barfeot OF tres
nasslpc on the premises OF and breaking open
line door OF the eiub-root1 OF lbe First Pre-
cinet Republicans Of Monroe Ward was coo,
tioued until Thursday. ExJudge Edmund
Waddill, tue Republican candidate Tor Con-
gress. viii appear asecunsel 10 The case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
The Premiums ON Manufactured To-
haQHn

RICHMOND, VA, October %, 1888.
Messrs. Editors: | want 10 correct an
error N my "repor.r published ia your
issue OF yesterday, for which neither you nor
any one else (wbose head would like 10
break is responsible. The error is ciericsi
one, made in typewriting copying from the
original manuscript, which manuscripts In
my own handwriting was entirely correct.
Under the head OF Departmental Msnufic-
tured Tobacco" the reading at the point,
which Will readily be recognized, should have
been silver medal 10 Il. A. Patterson Is
Co., OF Richmond, Va, for second best az
port tobacco.
diploma 10 Myers Brothers & Co.. Of Rich
mOad. Va, Joryery supcrior che'ciH9 Bi1fey
navy.
The italics In the first paragraph show the
place therein where the mist9ke was made In
the publication. Tha iiahes In the second
indicate a whole clause that WAS omitted.
regret the omission particularly because
Il was calculated to do temporary wrong 10
one OF the most pubiie-spirited firms IN this
city, who are not simply nay friends but the
friends Of progress. Yours,
PEYTOS WISE, Chairman, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
This department is worth a visit.

M'llo Caroita makes the first of a series oi
balloon asceusOus ut T.. ~. to-day from tic
space IN front OF The Gr1nd.Ntand on the
race. course. These ascensiOns are conducted
under the management Oh Professor Carl
Myers. OF MohaNE, \. Y. Tne rcronaui is
his niie. The balloon used is called The
Flying Cloud, and has q capacity Of G,00O
feet Of gas. itweigbs only sixty pounds. 1t
is, Of course, impossible 10 tell how long
Car,olt,'s voyage VIII lat, or where She will
land, the direction Of the wind determining
tbis.
in this first ascension she will not descend
in the parachute.
one % cent ticket Of admission entities
the holdcr 10 both the balloon ascension and
bicy Gle races.
Carlotta takes mp a new clgbtcen.foot
parachute with her to-day, and when high
IN the mir viii throw 1t out 10 test IT, Ii II
works well she vlll use n IN making de-
scent on one u her lrlps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Pcrsonnls and Briefs.

PcTSOnnl@ ana brieh.
Mr.. b. G.. Gray continues III beyond the
hope Of recovery
Captain Z. u. starke has returned from
business trip south.
Miss Hartley Graham, OF Washington. Is
visiting Ars. Lewis II. Blair, jll eas. Grace
street.
Miss KHtio Holt OF Gr1ham, n. G.. and
Nj. Alice Holmes, of Wilmington. \. G.,
are stopping with Mis- Robus, 3l5 cas-,
Clay.
Nrs. Judge Waller l.. Howard, Mrs. +. T..
UoSard, and MIS-. +. o. Do5yDs are the
gue.t. Of Mrs DR.. W. +. Hatcher, east Grace
street.
Miss Rose boswell. q Hanover, Va, j.
yisting the Mis.e, Carter, Of west Floyd
street. She VIII remain here about Two
week..
Sir. william f. Pumphrey. who has been
visiting Louisville. Ky., and Cincinnati,
Ohio, Tor The past week returned home yes
tefdiy.
Mis- Florence Vaughan, charming young
lady. who hls been in this city FOR a few
days, left last saturday for her home in south
Boston.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday one
snail attachment SUIT was instituted aud
judgment was awarded in Que case for a
trilling sum.
In consequence OF the death OF Colonel A..
G.. Robertson, and the large attendance Of
the trade It bi- funeral, the weekly report Of
the livestock market will not appear until
wednesday morning.
Mr. Il. N. Twisdale. who has been con'
fined 10 his bed for several wecks with the
tVphOiG-feyer. has improved very much Ia
the lat few days aud his physician thinks be
will be out in TIE near future.
4 telegram 10 Mrs. Colonel T. A. Hamil-
too, daughter Oi DR.. II. A. Tupper, from
Athens, Ga. announces the death OF her
/ father ilw, Or. james :. Hamilton, which
occur. al that place on last sunday morn
| ing. Dr. Hamilton was prominent and
wealthy citizen Of Athens.
Coroner Taylor yesterday viewed the body
OF William johnson lc0lOTedl who died very
suddenly about A. ". IN a room in rear Of
4O6 west Marshall street. Deceased was
sixty.three years Of oge, was a widower, had
been sick only q few hours, aud probably
died from congestion Of the lungs.
The funeral II Mr. George p. Stacy will
take place 81 IL O'Clock tais morning from
/ the ~eyenth.Street Cbristian church. The
following officers OF Lee Camp will attend
the funeral Commander White, Lieutenant
/ Commanders Brander, MeKenDey, and
Bowles, Adiutant spiizer, Sergeant Major
Redford, Officer oi.the-Day BatkIns, Trus.
tee Thomas.
Among the delegates from Richmond to
the annual meeting Of the Grand Royal Arch
Chsper Oi Virgins, which cOnyenes in
/ Danyile this evening, are Messrs. william
I B. Isaaes, William r. Alien, 4. l.. Pleassnts,
/ william y. Tanner, aud George w. Poe
I These gentlemen left Yesterday afternoon
aud were accompanied by Grand High PS.ssI
5. j. Quinn, OF Fredericksburg.
/ Colonel Alexander G.. Robertson, th,
widely known eattle-br0keF, who was found
I dead on the tioor oi bis chamber at his resi-.
/ dcree, No. 50S west Baker street, saturday
night a. / O'Clock. had been a ssferer from
angina pecsoris and u Il PROBABLE that death
was caused by this painful disease. He vas
klxiy.seyea years Of age, and = native ol
J Augusta county. lie Was his hiy connected,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

The congregation OF Grace-Street Baptist
church have been rejoicing over the return
of their PASTOR Dr. W. L. Hatcher, from
his Europeln tour, and tbev propose TO give
bim pablc reception, which Will take plsce
al the Grace-Strcct church at O'Clock to-
night. aud ample arrangements are being
made TOR rendering the occasion one OF de-
Hghtful interest. The lsdIcs are busily en-
oaecd m decorating the church. Several
dlstinluished gentlemen, among whom are
Or. r. p. Kerr aud DR.. ". W. Laudrum,
.viil deliver addresses, aud OF course there
viii he a reSponse from Dr. Hatcher.
THE mrsic for the evening will be fur.
risled by Captain Frank Cunningham,
1lcs,rs. Watkins and Leitwiich. and o'hers.
A cordial invitation % be present is eX-
tended 10 the public. and IL will be nj oc'
cssion for all tie friends OF Dr. Hatcher TO
attest their Mind regard for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

and was one OF the most respected citizens
OF Richmond. HIS funeral took place At
noon yesterday from Grace-Street Baptist
church.
Among the arrivals at The 50. Clairs Hotel
yesterday we're Charles E.dndgs and wife,
OF New York; W. T.. Camp and Ephram
Young OF Philadelphia; Captain B. q. Raw
lIngs, II. I. Paxton, James Wilson, w. &.
stuart and family, OF Lexington, Va; Mrs.
w. ID. Grayson and Miss Estelle Wood, on
Albemarle county, Va; W. VI. Goggin and
daughter, OF Memphis, Tenn; J. T.. Adams
and son, OF Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. Skeen,
OF Staunton, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
NJ Netherlands Burial.

The remains Of blr. William A. Neither
land, Jr., the conductor who was killed in
the accident on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway nesr CharlestOn, W. Va, Saturday,
were inferred in Louisa county near Pendle-
ton station, in the old family buryi1g-grOund
at Mr.. George w. HarrIs's, yesterday morning
at 10 O'clock The funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. l.. A. Cutler, OF Rich
moud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
The Richmond Fresco Artist.

Mr.. l.. b. DeQucntni has been awarded
the contract for the irescoing Of the 4. Pat
uck's church Of this city. lt will be one of
the most attractive ~ orr churches, After
he completes this work he has also one Of
Farmsyile's leading churches 10 fresco in
December. Mr.. DeQuentini is ranking with
the leading artists Oi the country. and ls
well known for bis quick work. and satisisc-
ton always gwen. Oiice, 7Oi cast Grace
street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
CRATETUI-COMFORTlN4
FPPS'S COCOA.
BRKAKFASE.

"ffya thorough knowledge OF tho natural laws
vaih govern uiu operations Of digestion aud nu-
lrfnor aud by = careful application of tho nne
urlt.ertiea u y NelI-ecleCtsi Co-Oa, Mr.. hpps has
f.rfvtioi our break fnat tables with "a delicatoly
nssared Leverage which may save us many
heavy doctors billA 10 is by the ludlcious use
81 such hrtacloe Of diet that a constitution may
L. er.iuhIiy buut up uutl strong enough ~ ro-
si,s every tendency D. diacA-o Hundreds Ot
Fnbue uAlniics arr noating around us ready %
attack wh,roVOr uicTo in weHA polat We may
9scspe many fatal shat, ty Keeping ourselves
v,su fortified win luro blood aud a properly
aourishei frame "- Cfri.-Nsrpicf G1fftte
MADE simply With boiling water or milk Sold
,-,s. JAMES EppS s Co.
Homeopathic Chemists, Lonlon, kngianL
foIG1h. .SaGIuly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Many peou,e Refuse 20 rahs Cod.

liver oil on account Of its unpleasant taste.
This difficulty has been overcome In Scous
Emulsion Of Cod.Liyer OH with lIypophOs-
phites. IL being as palata6le a. milk, and
the most valuable remedy known for tho
treatment OF Consumption. Scrofuia and
Bronchitis, General Debility, Wasting Dis
eases OF Children, Chronic Coughs and
Colds, has caused physicians In all parts ot
the world 20 use II. Physicians report our
little patients take II with pleasure. Try
Scott's Emulsion and be convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
As.lrnnnanf.

Messrs. Hlll & Frawner, grocers and
liquor.iealers at C2i south BelyIdere street,
Yesterday made on assignment Of al Of their
stock Of goods, consisting OF groceries, ct-
gars. tobacco. wines, liquors, etc, to George
j. Hooper, Jr., trustee. The deed directs
thst the trustee shall take immediate possess
sion Of the premises and convert the goods
into money IS speedily - possible either by
private sale or public auction. The pre-
fefred creditors are W. NJ. Parrish, S40O;
Mrs. o. NJ. Frawner, $500. Other creditors
arc Slater, Meyers S Co.. Si4f; Davenport X
Morris. S1g5. %; Ellerson x Harvey, Sl60.25 /;
Powers, Blair y Co., 52OJ.Il, aud Savage,
RaNeraoe a Co SION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
His root BacIy Mashed.

while at work on one OF the dredging
machines in the river yesterday morning Mr..
OBren, one OF the hands. had several toes
on one Of his feet badly mashed by some
piece Of machinery falling on them. Oue
toe was mashed entirely of. The city ambu-
lance. Dr.. Hope In charge was summoned,
and Mr.. o. Brien was taken to the Retreat for
the Sick His loot will not have TO be ompu-
tafp1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Ambulance CaIi.

The city ambulance was called 70 the cor.
rCr OF Seventh and Franklin streets yester-
day afternOon about , O'Clock 10 colored
man who was suffering from rheumatism.
He had started 10 the hospital en- foot, but
gave out beiore be got there, and was taken
out in the ambulance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

The Decorative Needlework Art EXhibi-
tlon. which will be conducted az the Office
Of the Domestic sewing. Machine COmp,ny
during the week commencing October 2nth,
IL given for the special beneit Of tbc ladies,
and they are cordially invited % pc present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

% mako another daring and beautiful asccn-
t..n lp0n d ngut board platform about the sile
f.t thickuess ct % barrel head suspended by
..llll.ck twfne % She dninticst balloon ever eA-
t iisai VA Virriuia. Ihc balloon viii Dee inflated
~i.h hyyir7H.cn gas gcurrat<d from water I'm the
-f.tt ~ Rn by tlie noted acrOuluilctl ontlncer,
D "a, a.l-or Carl Meyers, of Mohawk. y. Y, the
r go oNuert laIhoOn operator nov living. Don
r,s, tia rr,.afnst nuycliy of The Exposition. TO
Be fIllpSt-i tIy Is cymnastic ascension by Loon
a I-u,, tbc only acrOnEut in the world who "s-
.uI- performing ON q simple uapc1e- par ai-
'r .fod " al .itplceu-cas balloon subsequently,
t,r..ftT will mako A descent from her balloon
B y IloAns Of "a parachute whom mile hieh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

The grand concert ~ opinion j. that the
exhibit Of Hume. Minor 4 co. il the hand.
soonest at tho Exposition; that The pianos and
organs they handle are the best, aud that they
sell at lower prices and on better terms than
any other house,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Generous GIFTS for sunday-sehOOl
anu bible WOrA.

Rev. A. +. Dickinson preached at the
First Baptist church Of Petersburg, Va,
last SuBd8y morning and closed with an sp-
peal for the Sunday-School aud Bible Board.
DE urged the raising of $4,000, With which
10 enlarge the work OF the board. A gentle
man present headed the list with subserip-
tion OF three hundred dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

and DO not allow any one else 10 do Il for
you under any preience whatever. No
cause for this now. Call on Or. :. Gsleski,
9lj east Nam street, and have your glasse,
accurately lifted at a moderate cost. Exami.
nation free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
The wouderoTthc Ago

"a the great Wheclock Pianos sold by Hume,
Minor n Go. They have the richest, Geep-
est. and sweetest tone. They stand In tuno
longer and are the haudsomost and most
durable pianos made. Prices lower than
any other frst-class pianos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

A rare treat for The ladies during the week
commencing October 10Th at the Domestic
Sewing Machine Complny's Office 10 the
shape Of an Art-NeedlcwOrk Exhibition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
PhilIips,s Digo.tible Cocoa

Is valuable substitute Tor toa or coffee. Tt
nourishes. while thoy only stimulate. A s0po-
rlor drink for children and Tor nervous anI
doicnto women. T. Is different from all other
c)coas. All druggisis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

IT'S sOzOnOST tho whole world tries,
'Tis sOZODOST which purines
Tho breath aud mouth, and dir, denes.
'1is sOZ0DOST for which We cry.
sweet sOzOpOST for wbh.h wo sigh,
rris only sOzOoOSr wo buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

Many pleasing and artistic effects In nee.
dlework will be exhibited al the Decorative
Art Reception during week commencing
October 20th at Office oi Domestic sewing.
Machine COmpnny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

Tomorrow IS Colortd Peoples Day. There
will bea procession OF military and civi" So
cleties in the morning, ending al the Expo
sition- Grounds. ON tie arrival there speak
ing will be- done in The Music Hall by John
Mercer Laucston, R,nop Campbell, OF The
African Methodist Episcopal church. and
Rev. j. /. Jones, Of The Richmond Iheo-
logical Seminary.
At T.. NJ. there will be ho'sc'raccs OF
horses exclusively owned by cclored men.
The following is The Programme OF The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

Decorative Art Reception at Office Of Do
nestle sewing Company, 900 east
Nam street, from October 10Th to November
81, inclusive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

CoU0Hs AND COLDs.-rhose who are sufiering
from Coughs, Colds, soro Threat, otc. should
try BROWNS BRONCHIAL TAOCHEs. sold 0Dlv
IN Lnrea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Biue-Gras. creamery Butter

In halI-prlnt8 UTMOST mnIoJ NJ
W. I. WHITES
formerly Christian. White X co.,
aO6 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
V'RUSTEE'S SALE
or
LAKGE STOCK or Toys, WOODENWARE,
TINWARg. CROCKERY,
ANp
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

IvHl continue thc retail sAlo OF the stock OF Mr'
W r Otfie. at his store. IiJ east Broad stroeI
Lati. ulo Isr NONLMhkk. .,,,
r.xceiiontopportunity o. pur hRso BBOOMS
Fll AllEN. sCUI iLks. tUSliDpRES, GLASS
a,I tUIN AWARE An articles OF tin and
s...f for the hou-o and kitchou. large assoft
u.ent 4 general household arucios. tDtH ot
t..ry Elnd Everytniuc Al greatly reduced
lr.cs Oncrs upon lots Of the stock from dealers
= ...t., BEVERLEY 4. CkUMP,
Trustee.
rtoeiegaot STORE ii5 east Broad street. The
b.-tlocatl0n in tho city, FOX kLNE Possession
gwen az once. " N'e'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

Presbyterian church, OF which he was formerly
a member sunday morning and night 20 large
congregations. He breaches at this church
again next Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
SALUTE TO RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL at TEE EXPOSITION oy CON.
IERNOs BROOKLYN BAND
oPeninS OF the Poultry Show Bicycle
Races-Progrsmme Of Exerci,es o.
Colored Peoples Day.

Conterno's Band arrived yesterday morn.
Ing and gave the "Saluie 10 Ricbmondv :,
The Music Hall at O'Clock. At4 O'Clock the
second concert took place, and the third one
al $50 O'Clock. The sixth number on the
programme at night was descriptive piece
fantasia called Railroad" written bv
'onierno. This was given with splendid
efect. In the evening Herr L. G. stamm,
Tho eornet sOloist, played here for the fist
time.
The PLAYING Of this band pleases every one
ana compares fayoraby with and possibly
eNces Cappa's. II is larger than Csppa's.
The musicians wear red trousers and blue
coats.
Three concerts VII be gwen each day this
week. at I, 4, and $50. There IS 10 charge
Tor admission 10 the Music Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

Purse SO Of whicn $50 90 second. No morse
undor four years olI Or tlat bias cgor started ia
any bat geuucman- race allowed 90 start
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
POULTRY AND rIGEONs.

The poultry and pigeon exhibit was not
compleic when It opened yesterday morning,
but before the day was over every bird aud
fowl was IN ulace. This exhibit is teld in
the yellow building lately used fot tie doc
show. II costs nothing 10 enter. Some Of
TIE finest chickens, duck, and geese Of all
Kinds and pigeons OF all hues can be seen
here.
Among The principal exhibitors are
George I. kiog, Richmond; J. j. Uolling-
worth, Hanover; Cameron Brothers. Cor
donsyillc; John p. Miller, Richmond; T..
II. Hutchinson, Richmond; W. :. Back
burn, lhchmoud: II. S. stephenson, Bed
ford lbcsides fowls he has an incubator and
indoor broodcr; Ed. I,ch1rias. Rich
mond; J., l.. Frauck. ,'r. Richmond
Charles +. Frommcr, Richmond; ". b.
Taylor, Richmond; ". n. Fountain, Hen
rico; ~. T.. Bayer, VariEa Grove; A. Daven-
port, Gordousyille; j. ". Bush, Richmond
lha, the largest exhibit Of pIgeOns); Charles
Ltpscomb, Richmond; Turner Brothers,
Richmond; Howard ,wincf0r1, Richmond;
George l.. Granger, Richmond; Mrs l.. 4.
Adamas, Richmond; Dixie Poultry Works,
Hanover; {. W. saunders, Richmond; G..
a. Wallace. Richmond; J. c. Baker. Han
ford county, Mo; 4. VI. Talbot, Rich
mOud.
This DEPARTMENT is worth a visit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Yorktown Belle third. and Orange Bud

Yorktown Belle third, and Orange Bud
fourth. Tire, 2:3lA.
In the second heat (the fourth heat OF the
raea) Yorktown Belle pulled out at the start.
followed closely by Darkness. Atthe end Of
the first half Darkness forged ahead hy a
tremendous effort and passed the wire first
While rounding the last curve Orange Bud
gained on Darkness and came in second,
Darkness third. ~ Elmo fourth. Time,
2:3lt-the same as in the first heat.
There was great difficulty in starting the
horses for the ffIh and last hest because OF
the trouble in bringing the trotters 10 the
scratch. Yorktown Belle took the lead. iol-
lowed by Orange Bud. The latter attempted
TO take ihe pole on the hOmc-stretch, but
fell back again, and Yorktown Belle won the
heat; st. Elmo second, Orange Bud third,
Lindsay fourth, Darkness distanced. Time,
1884.
Winner Of the race, Yorktown Belle;
Orange Bud second, 81. Elmo Third, Lindsay
fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

Purse fl25. Of which $50 90 second. Opcn 10 all
horses entered 10y their owu"'s. Weights Tor
are ono milo four 90 enter. three 20 start
VoTNTV UACR-TRITT1NC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
ATTENDANCE.

The attendance at the Exposition yester-
dov yyss ,arre. The bright weather as much
as snvthing else brOueh. the people out. All
iris week lnpe crowds are expected from
tbe surrounding country as well as the city.
oPposgD TO CLOSING on ELtCTloN'DAf'
Ata meeting Of the Exposition Executive
Committee held Yesterday afternoon tbe Tot
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted
.sThe Virginia EXPOSITION Is an lnstiiu-
tloo looking solely to the development OF tne
material Interests Of this state. Is 'he
oniuion Of the management, aher mos,
c,reful consideration OF the suolecl IN al oi
~ hearings, thd no one who desires 70 eA-
erclse his right Of suffrage viii ee 10 any I ~
gree debarfed from The right ei1her uliS.a!
or indirectly by the Exposition ueius A'P'
men on the 9Th Of November"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

Topr-minut. class: premium Zoo. Firsthorse,
sep. second horse. SO; tairl horse, {iJ. ono
mile best two IN tnI.C, four % enter, three to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

At the close of his speech Mr.. Couner In
tIoduced Nc J. Randolph Tucker, Jr, who
made a telling speech. 1t was quite late
when the meeting adjourned.
BUsINEss.N MEN TALK POLUIcs-NERCHASrs TO
CALL IN THEIR sALEsNEN-THE EXPOSITION
Authorities ASKED TO CLOSE MKT MONDAY
AND TUESDAY.
A meeting OF representative businessmen
was held yesterday afternoon in the rooms OF
the Chamber Oi COmmerce 20 consider mat
ters Of interest connected With the election.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
william Ryan, and on motion r. W. Powers
wss elected Chairman and j. T. Stratton,
Esq, secretary.
ON motion of Mayor EllysOn II was re-
solved TO circulate the following paper among
our businessmen
We the undersigned merchants and manu-
facturers OF the city Of hichmond, do hereby
agree to arrange 70 have all Of our statesmen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
rpoYrISG RACES.

Yesterday about o'clock the tnsl beats !. IN
,,anrtinished race Of 2:22 class were trotteu.
One on Two heats OF tbs rsoe 'roreu ., on
Tsursday was won by Yorktown Belle the
other by Orauee Buc' - .ood,,iop
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