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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
LnannHlanf.

Mr.. D. W. Ballard, expert optIcIsn, repre-.
sentng Hawkes. New Crystslllzed Lenses,
has arrived, and will adjust these wonderful
glasses 10 sIi conditions oi the eye on scien-
tiac principles. MIR. Hawkes. - doiog an
immense business throughout the Undec
States. aud his glasses give delight and sat.
isiac,ion 10 thoussnds. Persons suffering
with defective vision should not let this 90
portunty pass unimproyed. Gail and cou-
suit Mr.. Ballard about your eyes and how 70
take care OF them. He will remain for few
days only at the drugstore OF n. G.. CabelL
Jr., & Co., corner THIRD aud Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

the fight, and get up lot OF enthusiasm, we
will carry Old Virginia by a rousing ma
iority.
Mavor Eilyson was listened 70 with deep
interest by u crowded house, and his speech
was loudly applauded.
XR. oTLEY.
Mr.. John W. Otlcy being present Mr..
Conner called upon him for 4 speech, and ne
responded briefly. lie said the Democratic
clubs All over the State are dong good work.
He would, however. warn nls party IN
time that wbile the Republicans do
not appear 10 be dong anything.
they are making the hardest fight they have
ever made In this city. He had seen their
canvasseTs, and within the last three hours.
They are going 10 ignorant voters and are
cauyassing every shop in the city. JIe
would urge bis party TO organize end work
from now until election as they never have
done.
The meeting closed with fine campaign
SOLO, "Waye Your Bandanas for That" by
Mr. Henry Cohen, OF the Old Dominion
Club.
At the close refreshments were served 10
the large crowd present.
MARsHALs.
Mr.. Conner announced the following mar
shals from Irying-IIall Club for the parade
tomorrow: II. l.. Carter, R. T. Davis, W.
A. Sales, John w. Burlington, and J. c.
smith
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
vi SYRUP

Rev Sylyanus Cobb mus writos Ia tho Bostou
Christian Fireman: Wo wotld by 10 means ro-
commend any Kind u medicine which wo dii
not know u DO GoOd-Iarticulnrly for iaianta.
But Of Mrs. Wlndoys soothing syrup NO eau
speak from knowledge; IN our e"n family Il
has proved blessing indeed ~ giving an io-
fant troubled with coiic pains quigt eieop ani
the parents unbroken rest nc night Moot
parents can appreciate these blessings. Hors
Is an article which works ~ perfection, eni
which Is harmless; for tho sleep snIch lt af-
fords The infant Is perfectly natural, ani tho IL
tle cherub aWekes as "Dught as q buttoa.'
And during The process Of teot5ins ita ysin0 10
iacaiculabie. Wo have frequently head mo
thers say that they would not De eitbyat "a from
the birth of tho child tH It hal iulshei with ths
teething siege on any consideration Whatever.
Sold By all druggsta ?, cents a DO.tie.
IA 4-aoI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
Good Tern plarS.

The series OF temperance meetings being
held ia the city by the Good Templars viii
close tonight with the one at second Bap-
list church, under the auspices OF Trinity
Lodge.
Colonel J. X. Miller, grand chief tsmplar.
who hss been delivering addresses at these
meetings, will leave 10 morrow 10 attend The
District Lodge session at Wayeriy, Sussex
county.
IT'S expected that Captain w. C. Dutton
win also speak at the meeting tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

work Up and superln,end the tobacco ex.
hlbit OF The United States TOR the Paris Ex-
position, l. in The city IN the interest Of 5is
appointment. lie viii visit our Exposition
and solicit contributions from the exhibitofs
there. II rs 10 be hoped IN, Richmond and
al parts Of the country viii DC well repre-
sented In this important product a. thst
great aggregation OF The worlds Industries.
The Exposition will open on the 1T Of
May. bu, shipments OF exhibits will begin
the lst Of January next aud continue until
the 3lst OF March.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
New Nuts
at PiIzlni's.
Express TncIr Gratisuae.

The wonderful testimonials from dlstin-
guished men throughout the Uuiied States In
prai3e OF Hawkes. New Capitalized Lenses
are all straightforward statements given and
signed by the people themselves. aud many
OF them unsolicited. lt Is nstaral for those
who have suffered from the failure OF sight,
and whose eyes have been restored, to ex.
press their gratitude in this way.
All ewes Gtied with these famous glasses
by Mr.. II. ". Ballard, expert opticisn. repre-
senting Hawkes. New Crystsilized Lenses.
for few days at r. q. Csbell. Jr., & GOA
Pharmacy, corner Third and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
THREE ,roNIrOKs HIRE.
All she EIeet Ex Docted Up by Friday
Might.

Might.
The Ajax was tOwed up from City Point
10 the new anchorage two and bali miles
below this city on saturday, the Wyandotte
was likewise brought up sunday, and the
Catsllill yesterday. All will be here by Fri
day.
The commandant Of this feet ls Com
mlnder Felix McCurleg, who il one OF the
most distinguished officers in the United
States navy. He was IN the two passages Of
the Confederate forts at Vicksburg; saw SER
vice at and about New orleans. and was
with Farra2ut at Mobile. Ills management
OF The monitors in their removal from city
Point TO the new anchorage has been cha
racterized bv great skill and sagaciiy, and
the Navy Department at Washington Is
much pleased with the success which has so
far crowned his efforts. In time it is be-
leVed that other monitors besides those
from City Point will be removed to the Rich
mond station, as il is well spoken OF by the
officers OF the fleet. and its healthiness IL COM
mended by their surgeon, while It's suitable
ness as permanent naval station has already
attracted attention.
Commander McCurley IS accompanied by
his wife and daughter a beautiful young
LADY, and a corps OF officers. They VIII be
welcome additions to Richmond society.
The commander has steam launch which,
when all arrangements are complete, Will
maize two trips a dag TO the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
pranertx rran.rers.

Richmond: james II. Dooiey and wife 10
Henry :. WsllersteIn, Lot Is and 10 In Lees
plan OF Harvie, TO correct error, <3; sallle
naTd. 30 sc feet Oh Foushee stseet. si,eO0;
same 10 same. % feet on Seeond street between
Cary and Canal, $1,000; Margaret f.. War
wick 10 Carl WipperniaRn. ioi feet on
Brosd street near Henry, s4,l25.
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Gnon worn APPRECIATED.

Mr.. J. w. Lockwood. c1sher Of the Ns-
tional Bank Of Virginia. writes as folloTs:
RICHMOND, VA, April "a, 1888.
Dr. s. GaieykI, 9i5 cast Main street, city:
Dear Sir.-I beg to express my Obligation
10 you for adjusting pair Of glasses 10 er-
acily suited 20 my vision. The pHf you ar
ranged for me give me more pleasure and
satisfaction than any have ever used.
Very truly, &c, ). W. LOCKWOOD.
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nsn.b OF mr. steinbreeher.

Mr. John J. SteiDbrecher, Sr., died Sum
dey at 1910 p. ~. at his residence, No. 4l3
west Broad street, after a long and painful
illness. Deceased, who was sixiy-two years
OF age, Yves one OF the oldest German stone
cutters in this city, having moved here thir-
ty-nine years ago. lie was quiet, peaceful
citizen, a good mau in all the relations OF
life, and enjoyed The entire esteem Of all
who knew him. The funeral will take place
this morning at 0 O'Clock from ST. Msry's
German Catholic church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
special Rates on the Norfolk and
Western.

Colonel John b. Purcell yesterday re-
ceiyed letter from Mr.. Bevlll, general pss-
sepger agent Of the Norfolk aud Western
railroad. sayiag that his company will sell
tickets to-day on kll regular trains, good un-
til The 27tb, at lower rates than ever issued for
any occasion. A local train viii leave Lynch-
burg tonight, makisg three trains 70 Rich
fBond to-day over this route. Large crowds
from the Southwest NAV bs sxneeted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
virginia Division, TraveIIers' Pro
fecflVe AssOeiaItOn.

The semLannual meeting Of the Board Of
Directors OF Virginia Division, Travellers
Protective Association, VIII be held at the
Office OF President Gascoyne, No. 10 south
Twelfth street. on Saturday next, the 9th
instant, AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, az whteh meet
ing the time aud place OF the semtannual
meeting OF the division will be named. The
next State convention meets IN this city on
MAY 2. 1859, and II 1t can be so arranged u
will be changed to Atlantic City, \. D., At
which place the National Convention viii
,,aaf lime lQ 1880
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
n,ehmeua Exposi,Ion Rates

The Richmond and lork.Riy railroad
will sell round.trip tickets TO Richmond Oc-
tober 25th at cent per miie with cost OF adj
mission to the xpOsition-Grounds, good
for two days. This rate will apply on trains
leaving West Point at A. NJ. and a. NJ.
Thursday, October 25ih.
From landings on York river the round
trip rate Is S22j. good for ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
Tho Only Kennedy.

Those who suffer from foul breath are open 10
tho charge Of carelessnosS. III an oifonce that
can DO speedily abate1. as single bottle 81 tho
fragrant sozOD0sr will Enthusiastically accom-
plsh the work. IL will preserve and keep tho
tecth white aud tho breath puroand sweet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

DESERVING OF COSPIDEScE.--Thore Is no sFtl-
clio which 10 richly deserves tho entire con-
fdence OF tho community as Bnows's Bkos-
cHIAL TBoCHEs. Those suffering frOm Asth-
matte aud bronchial Diseases, Coughs, and
Coids sn0uld try them. Price Is cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
phillinn,n nirestihla Cocoa

presents a now aod valuable food leverage. IL
Is delicious - tho tastc. highly Nutritious, aud
rendered readily dlcostlble. To bo found at tho
druggists ana grocorsi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Mr. George A. Bruce. who was once -four
in spectoF here, aud who lived in Waynes.
Doro', died there Yesterday.
Deceased was taken sick here last week,
went bone Tuesday. aud died at 8 A. NJ.
Yesterday morning Of asthma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Colds. and all other Throat Troublos.-" Pro-
eminontly tho bost."-RoE Henry Ward Boecher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
wmnBY TuE TAv0RITE WIS.

The first trial was WhtbY stakes Sl5O-
for tWo-ycar old colts and fllies which have
been owned in Virginia six months previous
10 October 1st. Mile heats (bcsi two in
threel 10 harness. Fifteen dollars entrance
fee. pavable rs follows: $40 TO accompany
nomination September lst, no when time en-
TRANCE CLOSES, aud balsnce October lst. The
society adds $50. Sixty per cent. OF the
subscription, entrance, and forfeit TO first
horse: rs per cent. 10 the second horse, ana
Is ner cent 70 the third horse. No race un-
les there are four to enter and three to start.
OF the ten entries published in sundays
Dispatch only four started-Preston BeiVlo's
gray colt Aeca. Valentine Shores bay nily
Mildred :. Putuey & Miles's chestnut colt
Whitby, and u. II. BeTrys 0sy c0H Aaron
wilkes. The pOol-Sellers teket also bau on
n the name OF spot, Joseph Fletcher's bay
e,eIJng who was drawn lust before the horses
len the stable. lie Was second iayoIite, aud
sold readily for SO and 81, while WhiIby
was the layorite, selling first at $40 and later
atSt5 The field brought alternating prices.
Acca was awarded hTst piase, with the
other three starters coming IN the oruer
named above, Whitby soon took the pole,
and held il throughout the beat, winning
ea,ily Ia 3.O3. with Acca second, Mildred ;.
third. and Aaron Wilkes dtSianeed. Tue
nositions we're the same from the beginning
10 The finish. and the gaps between the COTS
We're All wide until near home, when "bitby
was held 10 somewhat aud theothers made
tFi1ing gains,
The second heat wss almost repetition oil
the 6rst, except that Mildred 5. made worse
breaks. and when rounding The last curve
Whitby. who had trotted nearly The Whole
of two mites without breaking, got on MS
teet He was soon gotten down, however,
and cams bone easV winner In s:oat. Aeca
trotted nicely, and would have nade better
showing perhaps bad she been driyea to win.
'rhe chestnut coft trotied beautifully, ana TO
All appearances could have shown mite IN
2:5J II necessary.
rHE TnaRgMNrrE CONTEST.
The second trial was the three-minuie
e,sss -promium sf00--best three IN ave.
seven enlrics bad been maae, put Only .oe
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TrOtting Races.

The fall tr0t'ine meeting opened yesterday,
and n very auspicious opening II was as re-
cards the exhibitions OF speed. There were
three races on the programme, hut only the
first two were trotici, rs the third One-2:5j
class-faled to ll. This was quite distp-
nointnenE Cor some OF the horses entered
lor this event were faVOrtcs AMI had a
strotg backing. The attendance was not
large but fairly good for 80 cold an after
noOu. The ladies' prcdominated IN the
Grend-Stand. while the masculine fraternity
thronred around thc betting->tandS and near
The fence. IRE course could not have been
in more excellent condition. 10 had been
nicely rolled lust before the horses were
,.liled out: ~ fact the machines being on the
track caused a han-h0uf's GelsY IN CALI
inc the horses out for the first race.
The Judges were Mr.. +. {. Walker, ot
New York, editor ~ a sporting paper; MIR.
Dobhs. manager of the international race
track at Bulfsio, and Senator Blackstone, OF
Accomack. The last two gentlemen tenn
porarily filled the places OF two OF the
reguL,rh-svp0iutcd judges who were In
trrested IA the races. Mr.. DObbs VIII per
hans he prevailed on To remSiu and serve
the society IN this capacity until fVlday, when
the meeting closes. The timers were Mcssts.
Charles p. stokes ard Joseph Davis. lat-
deh's First Regiment Band occupied seats
in the south end Of toe Gnnd-Staud aud en-
teriatncd the audience with enc music AZ In
feryal,. The two races were Sandwlched by
hoata
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"rnNrrIr

Tho1rle & Cooper, managers OF the "Last
Days ot POmpcu" combination, will be in
The city to-day 70 begin the erection Of The
city in the race-cOurse for The production
next Monday Of their performance.
This is to be without dOubttb finest spccta-
cular piece ever witnessed In Richmond.
Even the national operaof last winter with all
It's exquisite setting will be duh and tame in
comparison. over 200 people appear, and
boats GLIDE over the lake ia front, while the
scene on the stage, whcfe music. dancing,
and marches are INDUCED 10, forms a beauii-
fuI combination. The fireworks in the per-
formance come from the volcano.
The company bring fourteen carloads o.
fro-prOOf scenery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
TO.uAY's ENTRIES.
The following aro tbe entries for to

The following arc The entries for to-day I:
FirstTace-two.forty yclass-pfemium 400:
First horse, 500; second Sl00; third, $50;
fourth, $50. Entries: W. b. Daiugcrdeld's
D. m. Florence d., unknown; George
scattcrgood's Z. &. Charles Dickens. un-
known: >. II. Morrow's ch. e. George
Ghocn, sandford, unknown; s. y. Nelson's
br. q. Vivid, Patent Right, Ltdy Oakland.
The two-tnlrty class, which was the se-
cond race on to.dhy's programme, failed TO
llll, and the following one, which was lDlrd,
will be trOltcd second: TWo.twcntY.tWO
class-premium $500: First horse, $3.50; Sc.
cond, Si2j; third, SO; fourth. 500. En-
ncs: Bedell Jobnson's br. e. st. Elmorc,
unknown; J. II. Morrow ch. 5. Circular,
Golddust-Piot. Jr.; William Hlrrington's
b. e. Judge Lindsey, Bosiics Alm0nt-PilOt,
Jr.; j. II. Phillips's ch. III. yorktown Belle,
unknown; d. n. Faiser's bl. IN. Darkness,
Membrino-P -Patcher.
1t has been decided not 10 charge ANYTHING
extra hereafter as admission to the Grand
stand. oct one admission viii secure en-
trance to both the grounds aud the Grand
Stand,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

II. sELORS TAYLOR. so p NJ building LOO
corner PARK ayenue and hsrrison street
j. II. VALESTIsE. i0s5 A. ". Aad 4 =. NJ. dry
goods. c.ossa, 2c., a. 10. sly east Broad
street
J. II. VALENTINE. f0H A. M. parior anf cham
Der furniture, cigars buckets, &C.
FOX & RIDER, 10 A. II, oysters.
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Illus MEYER & SONS.
G0l and 603 Broad street

% those who are suffering from
Cough colds. Chest Pains,
Iu umonig. Rheumatism, SciB-
firo and other uGins 40 general
TIE s. Z -.o92Il ti q, ios Ica;rr ySGr Sasa ,o.
r.af u HFNsuN's iIksIEH, a
remedy Vtich never fnil8 10 AZ
DIEM trt pr.npt rcIiff vixen faith
litit fnug and iutoihgcuuy used.
fhm rlaHfcr iasmaio a reputa-
u0n nfIlfly Ou its merits az a sci
S0F a, aae re%S3yi a,i,ie e9gy%gaoSi by c5disas S9
oi unIolUtud nitity and intR-
rify sos crnat end increasing
rTV.tTT r.suinrit has induced unscru-
tI J III refni. imi'atOrs 10 put many
frluIulc.t couutcrteits on tho
urrla.. Cnrrfu ruyrr- always
INTEREST e .,io ',' ol, h. o,hor. +. iiA'i1" anu
-Hld tH1-rcnt stamp 70
a.aa1f, 81 johnson, - Plntt
st...r. EeN lor,, fur a copy Of
Ilsfl.. Cd. n5 fTma ne Doctor,
valuable household book.
D. ff--u TuN IlIlyltHr
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THE BusNrss.cLosUnE To-Morgow.

iN-f'lN'tf's"'i'f
The following are additional signatures
obtained 70 the petition for general closing
between certain hours tomorrow:
RIcuHoND. Va, October 20, 1SSS.
We, the undersigned merchants, manu-
iactureTs, professional and businessmen,
realizing the importance TO our aty, State,
and country Of Democratic success in The
approaching election, and being desirous OF
giving our support and influence to the grand
parade Of Democratic clubs announced for
The oath instant, do hereby recommend i
suspension Oi business from II \. VI. to- Z.
NJ. on that day, 80 that we aud those H. our
employment who NAV feel so disposed can
ION in the parade and have an opportunity
oi hearing the distinguished speakers on that
occasion.
Meet Wednesday, October 2llh, at IL
o'clock sharp, on seventeenth street, south
side OF Main. with canes.
WngO, Elicit X Crump, James d. Patton
Co., George ID. peasants & Son, DrewTy
& Co., Il. II. Elicit Julius Straus, stephen
Pu;nev d Co., staples q Muniord, Poin-
dexter & DeuOOn, l.. A. saunders 4 Sou,
julien Biniord, j. Fl. Capers. Ola Dominion
Iron- and Nail-Works, Henry Cohen, II.
Fisher & Co., II. G.. Philips & Co., TheO-
dore Nelson, p. BOitigheimer, j. hraker
hs + q
p. Hart, l.. A. Whiting, Hunter, Sims x
Co.. B. Samuels. W. A. Clarke, +. Becher,
III. Jacob, Mrs. J. Lilienfed, NJ. Harrison,
Il. Jacobs, ;. Wiri,fen. n. Grefnwald,
West q Branch, \. +. JahnSe, George L.
Stscy, Virginia Paper Company, NJ, ;. 5.
COttrcl's sou, Powers, Taylor 4 Co., 4.
Jennings, Watkins. COttreil & Co., Blugh-
man Brothers, Martin q Powers, WHITAKER
Zander a. Co, j. 4. Allen 4 Co, Louis
kaufman, II. L. Staples Il Co., Montague
& Co., City Bank lrepresented). john II.
Claiborne & Co., J. l.. Hill & Co., J. b.
Elan, Davenport 4 Co., Polk Miller & Co..
II. Whnlock, James +. Tyler. {. Lums-
den 4 Son, " Test, Johnston a. Co., Walter
ID. Moses & Co., A. Ssks q Co., Manly
b. Ramos & Co., Thomas J. Slarke *
Sons, j. y. Grigg.
JACKSON WARD.
The members Of Jackson Ward Demo
cratic Club, No. !, will assemble at the cor
ner OF Third and Baker streets Tor parade
on tomorrow morning al 9:30 O'Clock sharp.
Mr.. Charles II. Philips has been appoint
ed mounted marshal for this club.
MABsHALL-wARD CLUB.
MarshaIl-Wmd Club viii meet at 24l2
east Broad street tonight 70 ii, hats and fuE-
nlSu baouanA-s 49, W 1ho7S i'tSuuth8 ~
parade tO-mOrrO6,
THg OLD DOMINIoS.
This famous and fine old. club win meet
tonight az & O'Clock 70 complete its ar.
rangements for the parade tomorrow.
nADIsos-wARD CLUE.
Alta meeting Of the Madison- Ward Demo-
cratic Clnb last night toe following were
elected as active meinoers-ylz., G. l..
Euhank, w. w. Lefew, ID. 5. Ilarwood, ".
II. Vaughan, l.. u. johnson, DR.. r. &. Car
ringtOn, Frank Riley. GEORGE a Gibson. X.
A. Lancaster. 4. Biil Montague, ]. p. BATES,
r. J. Wade. s. T. R0beztsos. J. g. Hill DR.. J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

scotts Emulation of Pure Cod-Llgor Oh with
Hypophosphiios Is unequsilod. rho rRpldlty
with which chllifon gain neSh and strength
upon IL is very w0nlorfuL Reed the following:
81 have used SCOTS Emulsion in cases ~ Rick
ots and Mafasmus OF long standing. and have
been more than pleased Win the results, ~ la
eSory case tho improvement was marked."-L
u. Mum u. b., Asu York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Mr. Loycjoy, who represented the gauze-
door stoves IN Mr.. John BOWcrs's exhibit,
Icit yesterday for Durham. The Stoves
however, aud their excellent cooking can
sim be- seen In Mr. BOWcls's booth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

The weather has been too cold for the
animals in the mcnaee,ie, and the delicate
ones had to be put indoors. II would be
well 10 put Lesucr's and Shelby's circus
animals all in the dog-shOw building; the
latter are now housed here in the city, but
can be obtained again from SIR. Harvey Will
son, the receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

The sale Of premium leaf tobacco will be
held In the Concert Hall at 1880 O'Clock
Thursday. Those who attend will witness
an on Change scene, such as occurs daily at
the Tobacco Exchange.
General Pcyton Wise is chairman Of the
General Committee. and Mr.. A. Osterloh
chairman Of the Lcai.TObaCc0 Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

The fourth heat, Ike the preceding one,
Was closely contested and won by Lula by
only han-neck. The two horses were 50
close together almost all Of the way around
that one blanket might have covered both.
Time, 2:3S. More money changed hands
on this race, perhaps, than on any other one
This tall.
Mcmhrino Girls a beautiful mare aud uois
well, carrying herself handsomely. Mr.
Bethel, her owner, lives at News Ferry.
She twisted shoe aud lost scalper in the
first half Of the last heat. The suoe was 50
twisted thst 10 rested Onthe frog Of the foot.
blr. IIeWit's four-year.Old cor Harold
Allen is one Of the handsomcst horses IN
Virginia end moves eXcellenily we'll for q
f0ur-year-od. When he has had better
training and little Of his nervousness has
been shorn he will make fat one. lie Is u
TIE best blood, wuh Harold MembrnO as
his siTeand Honest Allen his dam.
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Primo New Layer rigs
at PiIZlnfs.

Ask Your butcher
for Armour Chicago Dressed Beef. II isa
great dellcacy.
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the sightseers' Delight.

A drnught ot cool Bcrgngr n Engeps
Beer at Eukor's, corner Harrison and Broad
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

New Cabinet and Lond0n.Layer
Raisfns
at PizZmfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Mr. Alexander Mcdonald. Of Lynehbnre
who has been apnointed special AGENT u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
San BIAS COcOanuts the Best
at Pizzinrs.

Asa Your butcher
for Armour's Chicago Dressed Beef. IL lss
great dellcacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Dl~soLUTION~ & PARTNERsHtPs,
OCTonsG /, 1855
[S~E. THE UNDERSIGNED, e.
~ HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A 60 M
IfhINEENuP 90 conduct me III kNl.ss
tI.E BTsIN ESS under the firm name oi hAh-
l.N 81 SluNOh. al Nc. Governor street
nt rr.a,I.t ai,d torsonal attention 70 all orders
il ..ls.ei y us wc hope % receive the patronage
U ..r frlouss au1 tle pubic. .....,,.
JAMES ". MARTIN. JR..
lata with Preston Belyin;
c. B ~ DNOk. JR-.
late with savage. Beyeridge Co,