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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
BEST CHANCE FOR YEARS.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR VICTORY
NOW CONFRONT DEMOCRACY.
The Hon. James M. Coleman Tells OF
His Abiding Confidence and Gives
Reasons Therefor-That Second Ro-
publican Ticket Miscellaneous.

Who will capture the Shelby county
Legislative pumpkin
AT present there are twenty-ono men in
the scramble, with seven more promised,
and no telling how many other strings
may crop out before the day OF contest
Those wearing the coloB OF true blue
Democracy are trim, speedy and in excel.
lent condition, and have from the start led
in the books and post odds. The ruling
spirit OF the course, the Hon. James NJ.
Coleman, was interviewed by an APPEAL
reporter yesterday, and was frank TO con-
fess that the iavoritcs had walk over;
in fact, they already had two inch rope
attached 10 the prize, were iast hauling II
into the stable, and the other entries wero
merely running for the fun OF the thing,
and just 10 give the sports chance to
place their money. Said the major, in re-
Spouse to q question touching the "Citi-
zens Reform Ticket:
"Of course the gentlemen whose names
appear on the ticket are all right person
ally and were they, 10y any sort OF acct
dent, elected, the country would move
forward Just the same But they will not,
cannot be elected. The whole effect Of
hlfll AsallNhN0 WI Nlll w w 'hNHlA hhNNi
and more intelligent work on the DcmOc-
racy do not bel We the Reform ticket
will receive exceeding 5O0votcs, and these
will come no more from the Democrats
than from Republicans. Some timid party
men are nervous over the entry, but IN all
my experience ] have never seen brighter
prospects for the party's success. What
ever differences there have been In the
parry are now removed. Both factions,
The Harris aud Phclan men, are laboriug
in perfect harmony. and We have an Gle.
mcnt with us that has never been united
before, viz. the Germans. And do You know
that those people are working like beavers
for the ticket? tell you, they are doing
more than any Of us. II you will revert TO
1850. the force of my convictions ~ 10
prospects will be apparent In that year
our party was badly divided. Two years
before the Greenbackcn had entirely
showed us under. In 1850 they again put |
out full ticket, the Republicans were in |
prime condition, aud yet we elected our
uske, Ny something like 1000 majority. |
look upon that p,cIure and then hook
upon that now before US.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MENUS Steam Laundry. 22i Second u
BnISRLEY LuIuER Co., l2i Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 an
% Bcalo street. Tel. 365 for wagon 10 call
PANTS made "a order from 20 up /
Mcnkc, tailor. 10 Monroe street.
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street
sash, doon, blinds, shingles holdings.
BRANcn OFFICE Memphis Steam laun.
dry, 3j7 Main street, between Gayuso aud
Union.
ALI sizes grnto baskets. fronts and icnd.
crs, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gubcy's. Telephone pa.
G.. H. llorCngiss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | es.
pccially solicit. No. 800 Main street
luRg AMI white ~ the flower whose
name Il bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAs 4 LILLY CoFrEE AND SPICE Co
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Circuit Court.

The following cases were disposed oil
yesterday: n. 4. Ingram vs.. Andrew Jack
son, judgment in favor OF plaintiff for $50;
I. A. Bradford w. John Harsh, suit dis
missed, plaintiff to pay cost; Edward
Stratton vs.. S. II. Hay, suit dismissed,
plaintiff to pay cost; Dcan-Lilly Coffee
and Spice company vs.. T. j. Husband,
suit dismissed, plaintiff to pay cost; j. l..
llabering Vs. Kirk Allen X Co., judg-
ment for defendant; Harriet Smith VS..
John Williams, suit dismissed, deiendan,
TO pay cost; T.. II. Ward w. W. H. Street,
judgment for defendant; Taylor Alternately
w. Mrs. Kennedy, Judgment for defend
ant; fader, Frank aud Co. W.. W. ID.
Cannon, sheriff, and l.. T.. Pope, deputy
sheriff, judgment in favor Of plaintiff for
property and against plaintiff for cost; Is.
i, lines vs. Waldron and Jordan, suit dis
missed. plaintiff to pay cost
Motions will be heard today. The ap
pearance docket will also be called.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

or little ION viii br fur year. IT ace ou Che
tih lnsl w Nal, lt's hv WHs attacked with a
NfN auiHl hfrIkIUr uui Hf Iir HkIu. Wrt1IItai
ln ~ rh1tr.fi. sHu iuHiri hIm ibf about fauf
nrrhA lhr child involved little uf ub rnsl ir,r
we l.'NINNni a. it NHuAI.a uUi supposed hy
hraWr Hfsrt ln h'HiIhHH HUI mHrH and MON
u.irH.uF We wUiy frequently ubIIr,,l t1 rrt an
in ihf night unl fun hIu With rula Ia Watrt
Hr1Hg lIuiu"ua r.H IHHliY We rtlIrf ptiIst
ph'si,i1Ha until uu De- flHu sIt hli attempted to
r.fr hlW, no HlsH I..I|F .ul tur chilli tir1HIiy
rttuuH Nur. uul WuH.. UH.U about tHF NtI ii
!ati July WNtl Wy lvHu 90 Eiyp him ttu,rut
Wt'lhtNf .uIN|1 HUl tHy tJU.tHA. and ga.
ll'lhA nNh' externally UuI Hi che hu Ui August
~ NH' .1 'NlII NN| 'Nu Wr EHir hIn Hu.Y ono
Nu.N "I lI" l,i nIhlNI uHuHt rfrN ft.nul dsy
hf a'nli Cen ia,s lIIHlf HUl HH bts us,rf Iassn
W.NNN hNg, viii Doc uuuIHI" malidy lu ai
h' .'ihtNTu IIuIr IlH Than HHU itt ui trft,tua.
hhd "n.l one .atrui ttu,lrA -uNr
" D wv As. iHEHra. livingston Go m
fn'r.nlrl Hnl ssum 90 hyiHp me his tih ity
" 'H"u'ilI l''H q n. tul. J. a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Chancellor Estes handed down DEGREES
in the following cases yesterday: Conrad
vs. Conrad, sale ordered; Brown VI. Far
rington, ruling on Observation-Disclosures
pay cost Archard vs.. Jordan, demurrer
sustained-bill may be amended on GER
tain points.
Calendar for Monday, October l5 5,s03,
Flynn VS.. o Laughlin; 1854, English vs..
Vaughan; $3.50, Page VS.. Smith; $500,
Gragg vs.. Young; 5,S97, Reilly VS.. Nc
Tghe; 5,S9S, Hodges vs.. Hodges 1901,
Cupples q Co. vs.. Miles; $500, Everhart
vs.. Evcrhart; 50O3, Lewis W. Kelley;
5,90i, Sch uieldt vs.. Eckcrly; $500, S. M.
Dist. company W.. Eckerly; 1906, Thomp-
son vs. Thompson; 5,007, Shelton vs..
Mansiord; 5,9OS, Cogbill W.. Weisiger;
500; Turnagc w. Douglass; 500, Still
man vs.. Handwcrker; 5,0ll, Thoma vs..
Paulcy; 5,0l2, Curry vs.. Curry; 50l5,
Galbrcath w. Louisville, Now Orleans Il
Texas railroad; 5,0l6. lleiskell vs. e..
lodge Independent Order odd Fellows;
5,9l7, Gibson VI. Tracy; 5,0l5, Gaines vs..
Cook; 500 Lake Vs. Planters Insurance
company; $500, Brown w. llollenberg;
5,92l, Person vs.. Oliver; 5,922, Meyers W..
Mex instry,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
Nv INrERNArIoNAL aunsTIoN.
Can American Towns Uso tho Rio
0IaudH ~ a 3rwrr outlotg

Can American Towns Uao tho Rio
diaud' aB a 5'wrr outlotY
o. laso U,A| rIg.ia. o. uc Republic
One Ui ihc international puc.t.ons now
engaging lho attention ol thc department
of state ui thu tuilyl state, aud McSIc, il
thc right To, tho city ut d. l'a,o To- empty h.
scWasc into The Wo Grnlc. The sewer
system was constructed about q year ago 1t
O. oust OF $1,000, aud ,mpli,s into the Rio
I,audy two miles below .ar N,Nirnn ,it,
of JIuTyE, Formerly called IH.u del NoffS
District Attorney y. M bean. Of this civ.
received iui1N q letter from Iuy. knss. oi
Texas, iuC.u.iug q communication ifum
SECRETARY ll,uh. which boz turn nglusrI
copy ul lHilur lrum tur Mexican minis.
ter N. kuWym, ON tHr spWur question.
lHs' winter tHr authorizes ul Juirg ppl.
tested tUuush lhy Mexican govern.
wrn' Uui Minister Romero against the
discharge of scVHgu INTO The lilo Gmndc.
SECRETARY talarl IuUyl the case To GOV.
kurH, who called 600 'ir nuu Tor u rruurt
winch VT Dan prUsr,i aud Transmitted
W.l WIu,'r Ifu.yHiiu. chat luapl had no
tulNr'ui ,uufu lur complaint Minister
t"W.IuH fyyHut IFiuf 90 Secretary Uiy.
O. 81 nr.u.,s o t,p.y lrm the city council
OF 1uli,f io Nj Dams ,py In this IT,.
pnii ihu r'vyf project BE- characterized ~
criminal anu mathematician, with a
tendency iu convert ihv aluhiious regions
ui ihc lLl tJuiy into death breeding re-
gipns. u be- us.,uUi that the health, com.
tort nnl convenience ui thu inhabitants ui
Juhry aud thu lower towns arr directly
Affected, AMI that % IS not merely q local
% international question. but n question
Of humanity. The tm support OF the
State government Is asked To sustain the
protest In his letter 10 Gov. Ross Sccrc-
tary haynrd asks iur such r,ply ~ the local
authorities nj 81 Paso may desire 10 make.
LIZ Nnn MnnI L. INN. ~ .urru,r ntt.uLn
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Judge Thurman. uo,cmcnis.

CoLuNnv-, o., Oct l2.-Judgc Allen q.
Thurman arrived home this afternoon. As
the judge expressed great unwillingncss to
have his business trip turned into q pnlit.
icll one, hc tryclcl quietly. and hyhu,in,
the special car run In advance oi tho rcpti.
lar passenger coach, nnl with the nst
freight aud mail he secured the desired
privacy At several places small crowd.
at the drpuis gtrptcd him, aud at Wash.
ingion, Pa, and Newark, o., hc appeared
GA the platform aud thanked them briefly.
Indiana trim.
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IaIrI.Inr ArnIn.i i,n,.,-

Patsy Cooucy, ~ q Nose, for the iorlorn
Republican party, duys not appear a. hud
much favor Ia The cycs of thc rank and
Gle Of that tribe
be- indeed, doubtful L hc will asur
o. 9 leader until thc clearing hcypud thc
wilderness Is reached
There arr already muilrrinr1 of bitter
discouicnt which swell 100 volume every
hour.
On yesterday ii vH reported Tint the
Republican executive committee hHl
grown weary of Do. lnl. anil wa. making
a strong effort a. throw D. out An Arr. al
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
Wore Join, DiscussIon.

The voters of Shelby county, to the
number OF about 1000, will have another
opportunity tonight to hear JOINT dis
cussion Of the political issues now before
the country. The Hon. Josiah Patterson,
Democrat, and the Hon. II. u. Lindsay,
Republican, and electors from the State
at large for their respective parties, will
debate ut the Young Mems Hebrew asso-
citation hall, corner Of Second and Union
streets, beginning ut 7:li o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

We are willing ~ bear personal testimony
Ia the efficacy aud value OF Hoods Snr.a.
parilln, which We have been advertising
some years Ia our paper. having used ~ Tor
blood impurities with great success. II II a
PREPARATION Of standard merit, made oi per.
tcctly pure ingredients, aud thoroughly a.
icctyc In cleansing aud purifying thc sys.
tenn. For cruptipns, huils, etc, IL can bo
relied upon every time. our own experience
with II has been most gratifying. aud We are
glad 90 give u this endorsements toi
lMiffl T1ufrfiuf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
Criminal Court.

Brown Sparkling was yesterday found
guilty Of carrying pistol and was sem
fenced to pay fine OF $50.
The case OF G. W. McAllister, OF "rcd
wagon" fame, charged with perjury in a
former case IN which lac WIS the defendant,
WIS called yesterday. The jury was com
plctcd IT noon aud the court adjourned
until this morning, when testimony will be
hoard
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
Aa,rriasc =, C.uc.,,,,..

Flf'lhl |i'INIih 20 lfH AIfFal
CorrrENuur, Miss. oct l2.-J. VI.
Mctmckcn and Miss Emma Adams wcrc
united be- marriage 10y the Row Mr. Cole.
~ the residence Ut the brides father near
here, Yesterday. Many invited. guc. Is
were present, md the happy couple have
received the congratulations of lhc entire
community.
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T.rrI,I. In,,,n,n,,,,.

Cough lu ihc muruiur. hufacl ut dIfiruit
hrnihINr. niisiug phl"Eu, urhfupts iu the rhtst
Vui'kUuui pulsts thllliurss ICE tine evening OF
sWvrs 90 uishi. nll RAINY ut iheso thiufs as tho
hfrt STAGE ~ consumption. Arktfs luuh h
'uurh NrWrt'N VIII rIU fhn.g tpHHul symptuus.
lltlHfUf tIrIHH.af
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
CAUGHT In THE COURTS.
THE TRIAL OF "RED WAGON" NAL
LISTER TO BEGIN THIS MORNING.

List OF Cases Decided In the Chancery
and Circuit Courts-Judge DuBose
Has Day T-Calendar-Marr
Licenses, Etc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
10 benjamin franklin aud Mary Tinan,
James Jones, IT,, and Alice Jones, solo.
mon Taylor and Matilda Peters.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Mrurnis PkrrH company has removed
90 No. = Towards Row, aud arc nov
ready 90 iiil Ell orders promptly.
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IhrnlinIr lniiri.

Judge Galloway yesterday appointed Il.
A. Given guardian OF the person Of Bessie
Sangster, "a minor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
OUR LITTLE SON.

Pour Nrars OH, afflicted vita p,inGd skin
disease, = = duUIuts tiled g. cure him ali
iHh"is t"t W"tsr Hnd worse. tnmptstsI,
cure 10 unu F"t uf "a iCufa Homrdl..
tusiing IS.
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sCRoFULOUs nuMoRs.

lat Vfiur uw1su Stick hr'H- U1,rrsi with
"wo Alul ~ sfu.uh lhr IuHfuf, rlud uut
sHtNfNt 1864 sn. and ina if, er.u I.tiIfsrt
leii O. until um q. vel ha vfpf THANK tHH 6,f
t tru much and would Ikr 30 have ttUil to ths
ruhlir
Epw uOrNANN. Nouh Auis,or,. Ma.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
GRAND OPENING
At TuE
oRk tiRu Onc Price 'Iothing Emporium

az our Fall aud Winter Novelties Tor
Men, Youths. Boys aud Children.
No, 81 Main strrci, opposite Odd Eel
lows Hail. SOL HALLE. Prop.
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'rtirtnA. The rrat sklu cum. and CrffHua
ruAr rruUr4i ifum No. rttrfualit. aud ttfIltH.
hlsnlNtNf ihe nov blood purifier Internally
nu 9 positive cum iuf ,trn form uf tEIu afii
hl'ui disyas, from pImplrs o. sCruiula
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phDl ohl CIu.rnl NINL,.tln .n.r -,-.u'lu'-I
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Coon ncWs, glad tilin,s and great iny.
Grand Republic Cigrru, are now being
introduced NIL over the world Try them.
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" You want 20 know no sorrow, smoke
jrand Republic CigurOs.
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sod ctrtywhrv rH0r. ytti,tua. ssr SOAR
- lIui'tNt o. lrDr.i o., tha MriH pnra
AN tutNi,,itns NHsiau. Macs
90 send fuf "ttnW o. turI stfn pf..,....u "a
p'frs - Illustrations aud ltJ tr,Umonlaia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
GOLDEN EAGLE
HIGH Arr NOVELTIES

Tailor Made Clothing Has Arrived.
An early inspection is earnestly solicited
by ). BROOKS n CO,
froprictors Golden Eagle Clothing House,
2,3 Main Street
MIA perfect &c guaranteed 10 all.
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DRINg Alallo,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
RrnuING cONnlrrTPE.
The following resolution was then
REPUBLICAN CoNFERENCE.
rhe Opponents OF the Unit RIIe Take
Counsel Together.

At the Exchange Hotel last night ex-
Governor William i. Cameron and
Messrs. John T. Lewis, John 5. Wise,
James D. Brady, d. I. Houston, James
A. Frazier, S. NJ. Yost, and Dr. Gilmer.
and a number OF other Republicans OF
prominence met to take counsel as to
the election OF delegates to the Chicago
Convention under the plans of the Ma
tional Committee-thst is, election by
districts, not by the STATE Convention.
Mahone's order is that these delegates
shall be chOsenst the Petersburg Conven-
ton. Messrs. Wise and Cameron pro-
pose that the delegates shall be chosen
by district conventions, excepting the
delegates for the State ct large, which
shall be chosen by the Petersburg Con-
yention.
The Malone plan is not the plan pre-
scribed by the last National Convention
AID the present Republican National
Committee, but it is one that has already
been acted upon by several States
There's where the little General hopes
TO save himself and have company to
help him out of his difficulty.
The present prospect is that the Vir.
ginia Republicans will have two sets of
delegates at Chicago, and then it will DO
for that angus: body to decide whether
the people who followed the rule laid
down or those who ignored it shall
triumph. In other words, it is a clear
cut fight against bossism and the unit
(Mahone) idea.
The Republicans present last night
agreed to appoint q committee to draft
an address, which document they pro-
pose to have ready for publication by
Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
= Zig virginia Corporation.

A charter has been granted by the Cir
cult Court of Alexandria county, and was
Yesterday received at the Office OF the
Secretary of the Commonwealth to be
recorded, which grants to the parties
hereafter named the right to "manufac-
ture telephones, telephone supplies, ope-
rate telephone lines and exchanges
throughout the countries of North
and South America slso, to construct
and operate electric-hght plants through
ont said countries, and operate telegraph
lines aud furnish the electric current for
all purposes for which it is useful also,
to purchase and manufacture paper Of
all kinds and paper-pulp from wood,
straw, palm-leaf, and other tibrbous ar
ticles," &c.
The capital stock of the company is 70
be not less than 81. 600, 600 nor more than
$40, 900, 0Oo, and the name OF tho com
pany is 1.-THE American Telephone
Company (Consolidated)."
The principal Office viii be in Alexan-
dris, Va, and the executive Offices in
Washington, d. c., and Caracas, Vene-
zuela.
The corporators are Messrs. George
4. SAWYER. NJ. A. Bsllinger, Samuel
Norment. Charles A. Maxwell, William
f. Clark, James l.. Barbour. Holatio
Browning, Benjamin Charlton, W. 5.
Hoge. John q. Ames, G. T. Norment,
Samuel w. Peel, j. Il. Sawyer, and L.
W. Iyrer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
Mr.. bancroft, the Historian, on His
Bridal Tour.

Mr.. George Bancroft, the historian,
who, with his wife, had been at Ford'a
Hotel since Wednesday last left yester-
day morning for Old Point.
Mrs ex-President Tyler called to see
the compile yesterday afternoon, but OF
course found them gone.
Mr.. Bancroft is a tine-looking man
with white hair. He is about seventy
five years old, and his wife, whom he
married Wednesday morning, Is a tall
and stately lady OF Middle age. They
spent most of their time in driving and
sightseeing. The Electric railway seems
to have pleased the venerable statesman
and historian very much. Mr.. Nc
Dowell, the clerk at Ford's, says that Mr..
Bancroft rode on it several times, and
seemed to think it pity that Washing
ton (his place OF residence) did net have
one OF the sarae sort.
Pursuing the subject further Mr.. Nc
Dowell told the reporter: Why, itwould
surprise you to see the interest that
northern people take in the Electric
Line. Almost as soon as they get In the
hotel they want to know the nearest
point to go and see the electric cars.
New Workers and Bostonians especially
think it so queer that Richmond should
be ahead OF their cities"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
FORTHCOMING AMusEMEnrs.
The Theodore Thomas COncerts-Mo-
Fart Tomorrow Night.

Every grade OF Richmond society. and
especially its musical element. is be-
coming interested IN the forthcoming
visit OF MIR. Theodore Thomas and his
band of distinguished musicians. 1t is
already evident that the reception to be
accorded Mr.. Thomas will test the ca
paclty OF the Mozart Academy at each Of
the three concerts to be given.
I he dates for the forthcoming con-
certs are Friday and Saturday. April
18th and 2Sth. IL was originally in
tended TO give only the Saturday after
noon and evening concerts, but follow
ing that announcement the large number
OF subscribers that responded and the
numerous applications from out-of-tOwn
encouraged the local managers to con-
tract still another concert and begin the
engagement on Friday evening. The
subscription lists are at Ramos & Go. g
music store. and subscribers will have
the first choice of seats III the order Of
their names. The actual sale of tickets
to the general public will not begin until
Monday, April 23d.
just prior to the Richmond engage
lltuA WI LhOlids gives StNSlu COuCtllS
in Philadelphia He then comes here
with identically the same organization,
including Mr. Max Bendix, violinist !;
Mr.. Victor Herbert, yioloncelist Mr..
Otto Oestsrle. futst and Mr.. Joseph
SchreurS, clarinetist. The principal solo
lists viii be the accomplished young
soprano Miss Emma Juch and Mr..
Harold Randolph, pianist.
MOZART TOMORROW EVENING.
The Boeton Star Concert Company,
headed by Walter Emerson, the worlds
greatest cOrnet-player, has been engaged
Tor the musicale tomorrow evening, and
will appear in the following very attrac-
tive programme
Part !. Q) Overture. monsieur ChouGeuri,'
(Cdsnbach.) Amsteur Orchestra (2) Plano soil,
(D "Gavotts D'Arnsur.' (King0 (b) "Scher2O'
(spindlerJ Rudolph King. So solo cornet,
a. heading, scene from Shakespeare" Nella
T. Brown. 90 solo soprano, Dis Moi" lCaryll0
Modora Henson Emerson. Co., sole piano, "fete
Clampetre.' (Astei). Rudolph King.
Part II. a. Tenet solo, "1hy sunny Smile
Once Mere See" or. y sowditch Clapp) Cap
tain Frank Cumniu ghRm. 80 sole soprano,
Angels Lullaby" with cCrnet obligato, Hon-
SOM Msdora Henson Emerson. (9) Reading,
" selected Nella I. Brown. Q0) Coruct solo,
Solo soprano. "Geiug 70 Market" Denly Medo-
ra Houson Emerson. az Finale. AUX hail-
Gus" Nytton) Nolla Brown, assisted by en-
tire company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
uoUitxers, Festival.

Last night the fair was as heretofore a
success. The voting was very spirited.
Company b was ahead on the picture
for the most popular company. MIR.
Barney Evans was shll ahead on the
prize for Commonwealth attorney.
The medal for the most popular young
lady was presented to Miss Mamie Hun
gerford, she receiving the largest vote
cast since the festival began.
Monday night Lee Camp and Compa-
ny L, OF the First. regiment, will be
present in full-dress uniform. Tuesday
night there will be an exhibition drill by
the Blues Wednesday night Company
b will be present and give an exhibition
drill. Friday night the Grays will give
an exhibition drill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
ana D. s. .catcs. judEcs; Robert TomnN,n.
N'o'S voting place. second and Canal siree,s.
MADISON wAnn

c cna D. y Gates, judEcs; Robert Tomps,n..
'o''hg'place. second and Canal streets.
MADISON WARD.
ttrst Precinct; X. Z. Reynold and - Mitch.
VT Judges: J. y. Johnson clcrk
q, cecOnd Precinct w. n. JOHNSON and nr n p
Mayo, Judges; u. c. SHIELD, clerk
=, ahlrd frecincti W. = Harwood and w. q.
"stvey, Judges; Giles Pleasants, clers.
N tourth recinct John Z. Qlares and Iunius
hoDson, judges.
JEFFERSON WARD
First Precinct; J. ". Frayser and II. r Rze.
Aet judges; Charles Otey, clerk.
, Second trccinct; Theodore Robinson and Will
hsm 6: Kuhn. judges; J. W. nungerford. clerk.
inird Precinct; William +. Cree nnd Robert
n Erigg. Judges; KID. II. Reville, CLERK
- fonr1h Precinct: r. y. Anderson and Kuscoe
fS5ker judges: George w. White, cleik.
MARSHALL WARD
First Precinct: J. J. Cannon and Pheip O'Neu.
Judges: James W. Cannon, clerx Votng-place
Rockets bridge.
second Precinct: w. II. Williams and W. II.
woodward. Judges; James koysier clerk
NToilng place, Broad between rwenty-iOurth aud
Iwcny-nith streets.
Third Prccinct J. II. Goddin and A. :. Goode.
JUICES; W. hooiwrighi, clerk. Noting-place Ma
Sonic Hall. Iwenty-nfth street
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
The Democratic headquarters will be
opened at ITO east Main street next
Monday. and all parties who wish infor-
nation about transfers, registration, &C,
should call.