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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
uarrtaye on Cheisea HIII.

Chelsea Hin vas the scene Of very pretty
wedding Wednesday evening. The bride
was bliss Mary V. Holloway, very pretty
young lady OF this city. aud Mr. Albert q.
DonOyant was tue fortunats brtdegroOm.
Rev. X. II. Pitt performed the cisrSmony,
which was witnessed by best OF friends Of
the contracting parties. both OF whom are
exceedingly popular. After the marriage y
handsome supper was served. Tue presents
were numerous and costly. Mr. W. A. De-
riaine, Of GordoDsgille, and Captain w. ).
Francis, OF this city, acted as ushers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
rz,l,sAnn,itredto TO Record.

The Will OF John A. Tyree was admittedto
record in the ehancery Court yesterday. All
OF the property. both real and personal, Il
left to Mrs. Susan Elizabeth Tyree, wife Of
the deceased, who qualified As exeeutrlx OF
The will.
The will Of the late John Steinbreeker
was also recorded yesterday. Deceased
leaves his estate 10 his wife. Mrs. Elenora
steIu brecker, whom he appoints executrix.
Mrs. SteinbrecIler qualified yesterday. The
estate Is valued al - 900.
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UlTich very close for frst piece m The dfst
heat, losing IL only bY a bars brcadtb.
Kate Clark was third and Blsckwood. who
is fast horse. fourth. Time. 2:ilt. In the
two succeeding heats the fght was rqu5lly a.
hard ana the horses scored in the following
order in both: Blackwoei Grst. Maior
Ulrich second. ard Circull'or third.
THE FOUETU.
The fourth trial, OF which but two heats
were trotted, was the 2:21 elass-preinium
$500 First horse, $3.50; second borse,
SIPS; third horse, s75; fourth horse.
$50. Heats, best three in Eve. The
entries were Bedell & JOhuson's y.
Elmore. unknown; William Tiarrngton's
Ju1go Lind-ay, Rostic's Almoni- Pilot, Jr.;
j. II. PhIilips's Yorktown Belle, unknown;
y. ". Frazier. Darkness. Membrino
Pitchen; J. +. Phillip,'s Orargc Bud, Mid
dlofon-Amsricln star.
Some very fine trOlting was done 10 tbs
race. when The horses got q good start
they went with n gusiO, and II was any
b0ay's victory IN tho first beat until on the
home stretch, when Yorktown Belle, who had
kept level head and trOited steadily, dre"
ahead, winning the heat, with Judge Lind
say, Orange Bud, Darkness, aud IT. Elmore
scoring N the order nsmed. TINE. 2:3lA.
Orange Bud won the second heat in 2:3i3
and yorktown Belle scored second alter
very hotly-iought contest JudFe Lindsay
WIS third. Darkness iuteriered here and
these races will be finished this morning.
Dlrsness made excellent time on The
stretches, bnt net being accustomed to
hslf-mile track lost on the curves.
To-DAY's ENTRIES.
The following are the entries for to-day,
when very superior entertainment is pro-
missed:
Frt rare. 2;l0 class; premium, SiO0.-
Tirf horse. $500; sccoud, 500; third. go;
fourth. so. EutFies: George ScittergoOfs
Oakland Boy, Harmon a keily's Tom Ross
c. 2. Bethci's Guyon. =. Reuard's Charlie,
!. II. MorTow's George tibeen.
second race. 2:2j class; premium, $500
First here, $3.50; second. Sl25; third, SO:
fourth, so. Eutries: Z. o. Sandersen's
Charlie s, I0be & IIopp's Allen IT,, Bedal
& Johuson's Bergen, J. II. PhtIips's sleepy
Chioi.
Third race, 2:37 class; premium, si0O.-
First horse, 5000; second, SlC0; third, $50;
fourth. $50. Entries: w. B. DaingerteId's
Florence d., william Colo's Selem Exile, ;.
y. Nelson's Vivid, f. ,. Pendleton's
Robert II.
Fourth race, 2.33 class.-Entries: II.
Kcucla's Kate Clark, Jobe & Hopp's VO-
louia, Bedcli & JohBson's Bob shaw, \. II.
TysoD's Chlrlie Alien, 5. Niiliams's we'd
ding Day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

The Police Justice has recently inflicted
wol-deserved panshnent on several per-
sons guilty OF fast driving, but the evil is
not vet abaicd. Not day pa'ses that the
ordnance ia not openly and iligrautly yio'
l1tel. 10 the risk Of life and limb.
Richmond is now too large pace to per,
NIT hnrse.raclug on her streets. That viii
DO for country roads. Here it should hc
made 70 cease. The law should be enforced
against ALL
Drivers here have never been taught and
do 40. seem 10 know that at crossings the
pedestrian ms The right % way, and that the
horses must bee slowed down 10 enable him
10 r3ss n safety.
Thc TACT thai many of these Outrages against
The ordinance and against the public are
committed upon the most crowded thorough
fares would Indicate that the pubic does
not understand its rights, or dares not at
teuut o. maintain them.
For The few who ride OF drive thousands
walk. and the latter At least have the right to
demaud that they be allowed 10 pass In
safety from Que side Of the street % the
other 70 public crossings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
FAMOUS CLOAK DEPARTMENT

Of sTRAUSP BROTHERS, who are now re-
celying by express and freight new invoices Of
the lafe5t and best garments male this season
from manufacturers aGd importers who arc anx-
i0us 10 realize.
CHILDEKN's AND NIsSES' GARMENTS.
We have Without question tho largest line %
CHIDREN-s aud MISSES CLOAkS In ths city.
A tuu line Of CHILDREN FANCY STRIP kDAnd
CHECKED CIOAKS, MISSES Stylish NEW
MARKETS, Tleated fronts. and new style capes.
LADIES' GARMENTS.
Handsome real SEAL PLUSH JACKETS, made
and finished ia Dest maAner open coatb ana
patent-boos fastening. AL sizes from ~ 70 ~
bust Tho best value iD town Tor tho price. 80.
SEAL PLUSH AODJEShAs. beautifully made
and finished, bell sleeves, and real seal orna-
PLTsa sACQUEs-we guarantee all our
PLUSH sACQbRS % give satisfaction. (We
don't handle trash.l Prices 7if - t3a
New STYLE CLOTH NkWMAkkETS, bell
sleeves with capes. all sizes. from t6-25 10 fl2
JACKETS OF every description, quality, and
price, all colors and sfzes, as prices ranging
EENOTE.--Our cheapest garments Ut as well
as our high-priced ones
JERSEYS.
We taye Just put soma new styles on sale.
Everything desirable In JERSEYS Will Do found
In our stock. Pfsase retnember this.
Fine ALL-WOoL JERSEYS. plain and braided,
all colors Gnd eizes, 81 70 Si.sU.
sHAwLS
sHAWIs and SCARFS Ia very complete va
rlety We have tho largtet STOCK in tho city and
can supply your every sant
ALl-NOOLsiNef1- vi = ~ -. Ncobfs, ~ .. >
Heavy ALL-W DOUBLE StIAWLS. large va
CASHMERE sliAwLS, most desirable goods We
hase ever snosn, 81 81 70 $3.50.
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snt,s Arainst tho We.,ern Union.

There have recenilv been instituted against
The Western Union TELEGRAPH Company some
fb.-ty-Odd suits in the Circuit Courts of New
htut, Charles Ciiy, and 1arneS City counties
tor damages alleged 10 have been done the
proprIciois OF lands adjoining the roads
along which The company mas constructed lis
lines. The plfIDtIifs in the suits claim that
The company has never obtained authority 10
erect it, lines from The proper outhorities.
and is therefore a trespa,scr aud liable as
sucb. Distinguished counsel have been re-
tanned on both sides and The cases bave
awakened she liyeliet interest In lhe couu-
tie above mentioned. The first case, which
Is REGARDED ss somewhat in tse light of a test
case, comes up in the Circuit Court of New
Keni to-day. Colonel ". w Gordon, Hon.
II. r. Pollard, and judge r. l.. Henley rep
resent the plaintiffs, and Major Robert stiles
and Mes,rs. staples & Muni0rd appear for
the Western Union. These gentlemen, to-
gpiher with sir. Tree, the superintendent OF
the company, lett for New Kent last eve
ming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

Rev. Joseph Rcnuie. ot the PRESBYTERIAN
church Of Chase ,ity. Va, and Mis- Ellen
Eugenia GoodalI, daughter Of the late Park
Go0dal, ". d., Of this city, were married
yesterday at . O'Clock IN It. James church
by Rev. Joshua Peterkin, pastor. After
the marriage The Young couple len on the
$40 train via the Da0yile road for Chase
city, their future home. The bride ia very
pretty. She was dressed in dark travelling
sut. The usbers were Messts C.. b. sgd
nor (best mani. Harvey Reune. Christian
Goodall, ". :. Friend (Of llampden,sydHey
CoiegeL Thomas Pollard, and Or. William
Gnnlnn
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nroad-slreet I,nDroyeInents.

Twenty-six feet oi land adjoining The
C0hrn building have been sold by Mr. y.
W. Bowe tOr 5l0,5)O. Tho purchaser con.
templates bulldog tine store on The lot rs
soon as possession can be had. This sale,
Sbich il not cons dcred high, indicates the
growing favor In which lots 10 this neigh
bOrhop1 are held
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To-uorrov 4. Res,stra,isn-Day

IL your name Il not 90 toe registra,ion-
lhts af,er TO morrow 1t viii be too late TO
putlt there.
III you need 4 transfer tomorrow - the
last day to get IL apdhHve IL booked.
You emit vote 10 Richmond ~ in the eoun-
try ON = transfer. You mTst haFe ystf
transfer recorded to-moTor. Otherwise yeu
lose Yeur vote.
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School chidTen's Matinee at the Armory
to-day from 10 7 O'Clock.
Catalogue safe OF Law and Miseeiia-
rra04za ROOka.

am now DrepSsing catalogue OF large
and desirable collection OF Law Books, which
will embrace Federal and State Reports,
Modern Text Books, and many Englisb and
other Reports, and solicit contributions 10
the sale. Parties having Law or Niscella-
neous Books that they desire TO have In
eluded In this catalogue must notify me at
once. The sale win be made within few
weeks. GEOEGE W. MAYO,
AyctiOueer
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Welcome 10 Mr.. ThornhiII.

Rev. Luther Il. Th0rnhul, pastor OF the
cambridge street Baptist church, hauches.
ter, who has just returned from three.
months visit to EurOpe, will De rendered a
welcome reception at his church tonight at
Ill O'Clock shaTp.
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2l} L. BROAD ST, 2l} s. BROibSI.
JULIUS SYCLE & Son.
2l3 T. BROaBST.
2l} I. BROAD ST.

For The past few weeks we had an unexpected
large run on Cloaks. and our stock. somewhat
broken, caused our buyer TO so TO New York TO
replonish our stocs. so We viii have our second
opening Of Cloaks on FRIDAY. which Will far
surpass any that We have ever had, and espe-
cialiy as to prices and e,yles, which wili be the
very latest Win quote few pricos' as folio"s' :
~ Tan Jackets at 81 80. real value $40:
IN braided Jackets at 81 5l, real Valuo $40;
an Striped and Plaid Jackets al 81 ", real Vaiue
s.: so
Our Dress Goods Department will not be ne
elected a. we are receiving lots Of novelties. such
a. Plaids. uonriettas, Serges, Flannols, Sc
SPECIAL OFFERING.
lot ~ Plaids al 62ic.. real value f5c.;
lot OF A6Anch sergo--an shades s~as ooc'' roal
, ,,t ~ s5-mca Flannel--in gray and brown-at
42Nc, real value t5c.; 40 -, ..,,,
1 lot of Fiush-in all shadcs-al avo'' ioa' '"'"'
Rr.,Ss and Trimmings IN the latest novelties
We also call your special attention to our car
ma, and Rug Department, which Is complete
"a, mo cheapest 90 the finest grades. we carry
,he iayrest and best selected stock In tho CITY,
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se.ur.ofgvdge thurman.

Colonel II. Il. Barnham. depaty judge
advocite-general of The Uniied States army
(retiredl, has returned to bis residerce near
this city, where he will hereafter peruiaueDt.
" reside. Colonel Bnrnham was for several
years stationed At San Francesca, Cal.
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ro.,-orrow f. mcg,srration-Day.

n your name IL not on the registration
list, after tomorrow it viii be too late to
pui 10 there.
II vou need transfer tomorrow is the
las, day 10 get It and have it booked.
You can't vote IN Richmond as IN the conn
try on transfer. You must have your
transfer recorded t0-mOrrO,c. Otherwise yOn
lose Ygur vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

AT the Gilber.-Cameron marriage In
Petersburg Wednesday afternoon one OF
The features OF the occasion was the floral
display furnished by j. j. Harvey, Of this
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

Music, p1nclnc. and Refreshments at Ar
mory this afternoon from 4 20 :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

Mems Gum-Coats. clOth-coyerod. guaranteed
water proof, az s. ami 81 Gum-Coats Of all
kinds CONSTABLE BROTHBRs.
Hatters and Publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

sold 900 white hats on Tuesday and 700 on
wednesday sold ont entirely. Beats all
previous records In the sale OF hats.
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COSsTABLE BR0T MRS. fl9 oaet Broad street.
is the place 10 bHy your Has The latest styles
and nrst-cass goods.
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Fancy dances al the Armory this afternoon
at O'Clock.
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Egprfa r.nDrelIas

Ocesns OF fun for the children at the Ar.
mOry this Afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

We have all styles Of Uuderwesr-Suk, Ca
mol -iair, Mcrlno and BalDhggan--sizcs in
shirts a to - aud drawers $50 ~
Boys Shirts ani Drswers, Whito and gTny-
sizes q 60 "a CONSTABLE BK0fBseS,
hhrlmakers. Halters, and eornlshors.
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Nfen'n llMs.erGYenr.

Oceans Of fun for the children at the Ar
mory this afternoon.
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Take the children to the Armory this nt-
ternOOn at O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

We have Just rcceiyod today another lot OF
those Gloria Umbrellas with Edglish sticks, the
finest lot We have evcr had. Prices s. for %
iDch and g. IS for 2S inch.
In addition 20 ths above We have the nnest lot
Of fno Gloria and Silk Umbrellas We have ever
shown. CONsrABLg BRorHBRS.
40 cas-, Broad stroet
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the srghtsecrs' Delight.

See the children in fancy costumes at the
Armory this afternoon.
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RIse-Gcsss Creamery Butter

Fancy dances at the Armory this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock.
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be better than heretofore. The atirlctio's
will excel former ones. and besides, he says,
the people around the country are lu't
avakeniog 20 The extent OF what can be seen
and enjoyed.
COLORgD PEOPLES DAY.
The 3lst has been set apart by the Expo
siuon a. cOlored peoples dag. The msin
feature viii be n parade In the city of civic
and military societies and clubs mounted
and on foot Besides this there will he two
concerts in The Music Hail. which will give
an exhibition of the vocal and Instrumental
talent Of the State. At noon there will be
meeting in The Mnsic Hall presided over by
ex.Councilman J. r. Farrar. chairman OF
the Committee on Colored EXHIBITS. Adj
dresses Will be made by Professor j. Mercer
Langston on the industries and education
Of the cOiored people. md Bishop Campbell.
a. the African Methodist Episcopal church.
In the parade will be the First Virginil
battalion, under the command OF MIior j.
y. Johnston, companies from Freder1cks.
burg, Petersbtrg. StauniOn, and Norfolk,
and civic societies and social and labor clubs.
The parade will -isrt al 10 O'Clock from
First and Broad streets AMI proceed 10 Gov
ernor. thence TO Main. thence 10 Fifth, thence
70 Fraoklin, thence to Adams. thence to
Grace, and out to tue ExpositlOn-Grounds.
The chief marshal u the parade will be
N. Il. Wallace.
At 1 O'Clock there viii be races. All the
horses will be owned BY cniored men. =
There viii be two hands in the parade.
one OF Richmond and the other o. Stquntor.
Mrs. j. +. Jones, music instructor at
HaTtshOrn College, will be tbe sccOmp1nist
in the concert, and W. =. D1bney, public
school teacher, VIII direct.
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Dancing at the Armory this afternoon
from to :. Visitors Allowed to partlol.
f,atp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

A draught oi cool Bergner K Engers
Beer at Eukcr's. corner Harrison and Broad
streets.
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for Armour's ChlclgO Dressed Beef. II Is
great delicacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

Dancing at the Armory this afternoon
from 4 TO Z. VIsiiors allowed 10 partlci-
pate.
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Take the children to the Armory this az
fernoon az O'Clock.
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AZ Nomr EiuGcner

Music, D,ucing. and Refreshments at Ar
mOry this afternoon FROM to :.
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asA Your Butcher

School cb,ldren'S Matinee at the Armory
to-day from to O'Clock.
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for Armour's Chicago Dressed Beef 1t is
great delicacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

ASK Your hatcher
for Armour's Chicago Dressed Beef. Il Is
great deicscy.
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See the children In fancy costumes at the
ArmOry this afternoon.
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JULIUS SYCLE ( Son.
loc e6 etl

ry,o THE PUBLIC: ThEES4M
.,.ole az oar Fiae plsDlay u haruI 4
t,,,,,saT aud Eickel- Mounted Carriage
as huoDTs p.sstoa s HARNESS Wagon sno u,,...
pray harnes saadies BIidla % as,a ss,s ~ toessher
srscie a. the kxposiroa u Som sn.sS assnss a.
- ',' nrles Can ~ oar store, fosa ~ a,
slrast DicKKBSoha
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for ArmOur's hicago Dressed Beef. IL Is
great dellcacy.
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uG AprnECIATtD rHE EYPcsIrI0N.

"Idid iateod 10 stay uutl saturday, but
. I'm going home to-day aud 20 around TO
two or Three different churches IN NJ county
son SUNDAY and teu the ppope what the TX.
position Is. TAey haven't any idea Whai "a
grand thing is; they haven't the slightest
idea what they will miss II they don't come.
Pm coming back next week myself
This was what an AiUemaTe man said 10
President Stsrhe yesterday, and ii is true.
The people ~ UDrs throughout the state,
thst has been siid and
written about II, haven't the dimeSt con-
ception " bal the Exposition actually Il. To
give one little CNampie-many Of tho pe0pic
who went out night before last to tbe FIRE.
works sfhOuclit they were to be discharged iu
thc Music Hai. The notion wss OF coarse
supremcly ridiculous. vet hundreds rushed
for front seuts and complaeeniiy sat until
some enlightened mortds who hatOnly been
resting IN the Music Hall started out about
1880 O'Clock and gave ihe alarm. so to speak.
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IN hall prints Clnest mado) at
". T. WHITES.
formerly Christian. White 4 co.,
SD ea.t BRO o41.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

PERSONAL. Dear Brother MEEK. editor the
Csptdi NgiiOiist. Catletsharg, ky..
! BOO IA the last CcRtr4l That you gnnt sick
headache remedy. Ieuncrod from slck-headache
almost from infancy. and tried eyory remedy I
could get. but mover found anything to do mo
good until used SIMMONS LIyEE REGULATOR. !
feel for any ono that suffers with thgt terrible
disetse. and hope you Will give 10 q trial.-C. &
MOgglss, Brown yillo. W. Va.
n you suffer from looseucss Of tho bowels
ASGOsTURA BlTTBgs win surely euro you. Be-
ware Of countertets and ask for the genuine ar
ttcle. prepared By DR.. j. q. B. siegert r Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

The Lypchhurg Zon0Yes, in their pretty
uniforms, visited the Exposition yesterday.

The entries for the bicycle races, which
will take place next week, close Sairday
night. There viii b. nine races each Of tho
two days and about five entries in each race.
The races begin at l O'Clock. Tn prOies-
sional WbeeiDen who bcye entered are W.
N. Boyst, o; South Carolina: II. q. Crocker,
of BOstOn; Ralph Temple, oi Chicago, and
". A. Rowe. Of Lynn, Mass There VIII
also ne tamdcn tricycles each dag. The
Judges will be Atwater, Of Washington, and
Ei.enbTcBdt and Richmond man.
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WARD HEADQUARTERS.

Clay Ward-il4 west Broad.
Monroe Ward-soulhea corner Third
and Broad streets (up.,tairs).
Madison Ward-S2l clst Broad.
Jefferson WMd-Od Dominion Club room,
corner Eighteenth and Main streets
Marshall Wlrd-2il2 east Broad.
The Jackson.Ward headquarters will be
found At the rooms OF the Democratic clubs
i'm that ward
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THIRD RACE.

The third trial was t0r the 2:30 class--pre-
mium si00. First borse, 500; second,
500; tnird, eco; fourth, $40. The entries
were J. II. Morrow's Calculator. BsGeli 6
JOhnson's Major Uirieh. A. Johrson's Nil
ton Biackwood, aud II. Kengla's KAie Clark.
These horses being very htghiy etfIn z
and on their metal considerable time was
was the iaVorite, with Nation BlAckwoed as
sec0nd choice. Each OF the tnree hents tF0tttd q
were very exciting. circahtor showed up
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IlrEArY AND DESK.


A very intricate piece Of workmanship ar
rived Yesterday, and wss put. for want OF a
better place, IN the gallery bridge near the
lce-crcam hall. The article is library and
desk msde by Rev. John L. Pouhon, OF
Warrenton. and cOntaiys 700 pieces OF inlTd
wood. lis made entirely OF walnut and
dOgWOOd.
"rHE LAST DAYS OF POMPEH."
Active preparalions are now being made
bv a large force Of men Tor the first produc-
ton OF pain's gorgeous 0pen-ar spectaculr
- The Last DAYS OF pempeH," which will;
poSitiyeiy be gwen Thursday evening. No
yemher ist. This entertainment is conceded
ia every one who has Witnessed II 10 De one
az the rTandest in the world. The mammoth
priatipg ITSELF whIch covers over lO,OOO
'ouare wards Of canvas and gives an excel
lent representaiiOn OF the principal portion
az thai ancient and beautiful city, Is Wen
worth a visit. OVer 300 people correctly
cOstumed in the pictUresque garb OF those
times take pact in the performance, whie
ore,t athletic programme Is introduced in-
ejaenislIy. A monster fireworks display
aiwsyS coBcludes the entertainment.
The other performances will lie gwen on
the ii, 9th. 7th, Sta, ON, 18th, l3th aud l4th.
MINsTEELs.
The minstrel band gave 4 caneert in tho
Music Hall yesterday afternoon aud 81 nignt
the usual performance was given in tho
nfesence Of . large sndiepee. Toe singing,
dancing, and jokes were much enjoyed.
MISS REpD's PICTURES.
4 pair Of plctnrrs which elicit much ad-
,oir,tion are ia the HcuiicO county exhibit.
rhey were executed by Miss Lucy Redd,
one OF nsnrico's daughters, aud represent
Gene IN the woods while snow is on the
orouod. A negro boy has just taken an Old
hare from the trap in one, and In She other
the hare has escaped and tue dog i giving
chase. TIE pictures have saGen prizes else
glrsse and Miss Redd has been offered large
prices for them.
KkxT wEEK fHE BEST.
President Starke SAYS the attendance WIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
JACKSON WARD.

First Prcclnct-R. j. Coircll.
Second Preelnct-W. i. soulhall, ST.
James and DuYal.
Third Preciuct-w. J. Stephens, Second
and DuYIl.
Foarth Precinct-John Finnerty, Seven
teenth near Nenablc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

The Florida ca5 is source Of attraction
everv day.
Mayor Foushce. ~ Lexington, KY, was
ai The Exposition yesterday. lle soid be was
ddish,cd with what be saw, though II bad
not been advertised in his country as It ought
10 have hem.
The entries FOR the Boy Day Saturday.
sport, are Glhng rapidly.