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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
sarr,ed a Richmond Merchant.

The Philadelphia Times OF yesterday
says: Miss Carrie Bamberger, OF this
eIty, was married to Moses Thalhimer, a
young merchant OF Richmond, Va, at
52S north Fourth street. last evening.
Rev. Joseph Krauskopi performed the
ceremony. Miss Claudio Bamberger, a
sister OF the bride. acted ss maid OF
honor, and Benjamin Siedenbach ss best
man. About twenty-five guests we're
present After the ceremony the couple
left the city on strip to the South. They
Will reside at Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

RAWLINGS & ROSE, 3 r. NJ. Libby Prison,
southeast corner ~ Cary aud Twentieth
streets.
JOSEPH b. DAVIS, 10 \. NJ, dry goods. milli-
merry. toys, showcases, sowlug-machne, e.
JAMES B. ELAN, . Z. NJ. dwelling On Maddox
Hin near Chesapeake and Ohio shops.
b. NJ. OUARLES and L. A. CArLlN, y. H., two
brick dwellings. one frame dwelling, aud
several building sites on Libby Hill
SUTTON & CO., ,5P. NJ, threo brick ionements
on First street bet6een Canal and Byrd
streets.
John 4. GODDIN, 5 p. NJ. two Dwellings on
Cartor street between Taylor and Williams
streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. 3 p. NJ. building
lots On Randolph, Wallsce, ana Jacquelin
streets.
GRORGE w. MAYO. I3% A. NJ, furniture, car
pets. stoves, crockery, hais, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

Dream Of Love, J. o. Casey. 3. Over
ture. Dieverlassepe Dido. Meicadante.
4. Polka, Jolly Chinaman, Theodore
Moses. g. Waltz, Tobarn.
Part Second. .-Marche ct Cortege. Ia
Refine de Saba, Ch. Gounod. 2. Over.
ture on College Songs. T. Moses 3.
(a) Serenade, duo for flute and from
bone, Titt1; (b) Pizzicato Polka, Strauss
4. Surprise Medley, d. Braham with
Xylophone obligato by Mr.. J. L. Pull
lingD. 5. March, Captain Schnitzler," ;"
L Rasolar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
ptelkettss Men.

The members of the Pickett's Division
Association will meet tonight at the
First Regiment Armory to completetheir
arrangements for the reunion and unveli-
ing of their monument, which is nearly
completed. The reception OF the PhIa-
delphia Brigade and brother-members Of
Pickstt's division on the 9Th OF October
will give the Richmonders ample work,
and all are requested to be on hand to-
ni1ht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

ginia RielG-sports' Association. Rinc single
Blue Rocks thrown from three traps IN
trance fee, 81. Prizes: First, $40; second, 3lo;
third. g. -
SECOND EvgsT.-club shoOt-limited 70 VT
cinia Mary land. District Of Columbia, and North
Carolina gun clubs. Teams Of nye men. Nine
singles and three pair "BlDe Rocks" thrown
from tlree traps. Entrance fee, - Tor each man.
Prizes: Gold medals.
THIRD EvENT.-Nisltors shoot Six single ana
three pair "Biue ROchs." thrown from hree
traps. Entrance fee. 81 Limited 10 non-resl-
dents OF the State Of Virginia. Prfze: SOD NJ
lantic Ammunition Company cartridges or
money value.
FOURTH EvsNT.-Sweepsthkes Free Tor GIL
smateurs. Nine singles and three pair blue
Rocks.n thrown from three traps. Bntrance Zee.
81 Przes: First, 10 per cent; second, ~ per
cert third, 90 per cent
FIFTH EVENT Visitors shoot. Limited 70
citizens of the state of Virginia. Nine " Blue
Rocks" thrown from three traps. Entrance fee.
s.. Prize: Leather shooting coat or money
value.
All information as 20 place Of shoot. &C.. can
be gotten from the secretary at the association
rooms. 30, 81. and p, FOrds building. Ninth
street, between Franklin and Grace streets.
BARTON II. GRUSDY, Secretary.
OLD HARRs WANTED.
The Bench-Show management want
as many live old hares as they can get.
They will pay % cents apiece for
them If shipped to them G. 0. ID. be-
tween the 9TH and 9Th Of October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
NAV Be,pnx an niehmond.

A tramp was srrestedin In baltimore yes
terfay who gave the name Of William
Read. On his person was found lsdy's
gold watch, engraved on inside OF case
Laura from Rachel, October IA, 1886,
and gold bracelet with the word "Miz-
pah" set In diamonds, and "R. A 10
L. v. s., Christmas, 1885," engraved on
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
An Eastern Raiah

had ruby which lighted his palace 81 night
More precious than gems arc beautiful teeth.
which Hight up the face when displayed by a
smile. Usc S0zOD0ST, and your teeth will b.
brilliant as Jewels, your breath sweet as the
roses Of Cashmere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
aov.ruarI.e Gone ca a Fair.

Governor Lee and his secretary, MIR.
Waller, left the city Uia the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac road yes
terdsy at IL O'clock to attend the Agri-
cultural Fair at Fredericksburg. They
win return here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Last Coneers az the season.

The last open air concert OF the sum
mer by Iardellas band will be given on
CANDLES Hill this afternoon at 4:30
o'clock, when the following programme
wiA be rendered
Part First. Hungarian Qnickstep,
arranged by Heinicke. 2. Scnottische.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Marshal, ward Democratic Club.

This club was reorganized last Thurs
night and the following active and promi-
nent Democrats elected officers Il. ).
NJ. Valentine, president ; p. X. O'Keeffe,
First president Marcellus Walsh,
second vice president ; Arthur B. Fer
gusson, secretary; Daniel Higgins,
treasurer, and Frank Snellings, ser
eeant.at-arma II has now n member
ship of about seventy-fye, consisting Of
some of the very best material of the
Fast End, and will do telling work in
this campaign. There will be n meeting
of the club held at headquarters, No.
24l2 east Broad street, for the transae-
ton of important business this evening
MT \ O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Allw Hnnlnesa.

There were received at the Office OF the
Southern Accident Insurance Company
on yesterday seyenty-hye (75) applica-
tions The largest days business on
record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Common Council.

A special meeting of the Common
Council has been called for tonight at
7 o'clock 10 consider some business de-
mauding immediate attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

The Theatre last night was again a
scene Of muth. Mr.. Kendall, who has
given such pleasure and made many
friends, closes his engagement tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Major patton ~ Coming after Yes

Major Patton ~ Coming Afer Yen
The Hon. John 5. Barbour, chairman
OF the State Democratic Committee, has
reappointed Major James D. Patton a
member of the Executive Committee,
aud has requested him to proceed to col
lect Richmond's quota Of the campaign
fund.
The Major will start out at once to
fulfil his duty.
Money is needed to pay for printing
and circulating documents, for paying
for clerical services, for aiding helpless
communities, and for a thousand and
one of the heincidental expensesof presi-
Dental canvass. MAJOR Patton himself
has always been large contributor. and
be starts out on this mission with no
other end to serve than to promote the
interests Of the State and Union by adj
yancing the Democratic cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
B. FIOPShGiTn,
THE RELIABLE
CLO7HIER AND Halter,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS
fse sO2tl
A CHOICE! !

What shall purchase for my Fall Suit and
how shall trim It IS the leading topir IN he 10
male mind al this season. We can assist In
solving the problem. as We have every siyieot
Ladies DRESS GOODS worn this season aud
every style Of TRIMMING To suit
our stock Of HENRIETrAs is grand. This
fabric will DO worn for some months For
heavier dresses HABIT CLOTH Is pronounced 70
be the correct thing, while for other tastes 10
show many novelties and fancies In bright and
dark colorings and weavIngs.
We have q largo force Of experienced clerks
who can materially aid you in making your so
lection.
You must not put OF buying your PAIL
wRAPPISGs Tor your girls and yourself. oas
choose now from tho fresh stock. Our styles arc
not 10 be found elsewhere.
CARPETS arc Just now under discussion
Every one who has not visited our Carpet Floor
is surprised when they see the large and siegsai
display Of CARPETS. ART SQUARES. SMYRNA
RUGS. wINDow.sHADES. CoRSIcE-PoLEs.
LAC. CUTAlNS, MATTlSCS, lISOLEVs, ana
oII~CLOTH.
Handling goods in the largest quantities gives
use lowest prices. hence We give the lowest price
to all who deal at
LEVY & DAVlS'S.
leo iel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
922esbeu1- GNM ssN4omM

TirO items in Curtains HGt are 6ut q
foresight to the trondcrfW assortment
If Curtains anil POrticrcS ~ be seen.
SUI crepe Curtains, soft cream color,
qt 50 a pair-othcr houscs ScH for
$50. Sitk Chenille PortierS, .fgurcd
at orcr, t,co shadcs Of terra Gotta and
Jluc, dt s. q pair-ncror 6Gore kHown
Tor such Il price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

A field hospital will be located in the
grounds before the Exposition begins,
and any visitors or workmen who be-
come i'll will be carried to the hospital
for treatment Drs. Charles II. Chalk
lev, Moses ID. Hoge, and William II.
Mercer have charge of the department,
and one OF them will be on duty each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
OF FyHInTTORs.

There are fully $50 exhibitors who
have not made the slightest apparent
step so far towards putting their goods
and wares in position. This Is wrong,
and It is 20 be feared viii be one Of the
means Of delaying the completion Of the
exhibition and give the Exposition
building an unfinished appearance on
the opening-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
uOHF COMMUNICATIONS,
7 lIIVTfII WI
Tine Moyor has also received the fol
OTHER PLACES IS TROUBLE.

From the following telegram received
last night by Mayor Eilyson it will be
seen that there is great distress in other
places than jacksonville. The Mayor
will be glad to receive and forward any
contributions left at his office.
McCLESSEY. FLA, September 10, 1883
Manor of Richmond, "a:
We are in need Of funds Can you help us?
Any amount will be appreciated.
d. J. WATKINS, Mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
WILLOW. TIT WILLOW

Mrs Judge Henry, of Asheville, n.
G., has sent a stuffed robin red-breast TO
loo exhibited. This bird WIS found dead
on Stonewall Jackeon's graye in ApTil,
1886. 4 Philadelphian has composed
poem eulogistic Of General Jackson 8
life and bringing in appropriately the
dying of the bird on the grave. This
poem Mrs. Henry wants read by the
author one day during the Exposition,
and Just as he finishes she wishes the
Stonewall Band of Staunton to play
Aud Lang Syne.' This, she thinks,
will be very Impressive.
No action has yet been taken on this
idea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
TIE ZIG FOUNTAIN.

The big soda-water fountain which
was used in the Philadelphia Centennih
arrived yesterday and will he erected in
the centre of tho building. This fount
is large enough to supply about seventy
five or one hundred people at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

The committee appointed by Lee
Camp to solicit funds for the fever suffer
ers held a meeting yesterday at noon at
the ollico OF Peyton Il Sinton and de-
cided to issue the following call
SEPTEMBER 70, 1883.
To the Comrdics Of r. z. Lee Camp:
The committee appointed from the camp 10
solicit aid for the yellOW-feyer sufferers In florl-
da appeal 10 you for sums large or small. Many
Ot thesc were our comrades. brave and sacri-
hcing. lighting for us upon our soil They and
their families are sorey stricken by pestilence
and rs attendant want ami suffering Disease
and death are on the increase. They appeal for
aid. Asa camp We cannot Appropriate; as IN
dydusis No can give, II but u mite
T. is almost impossible TO call upon you In per-
son; II will Ue easier for you 10 call at the oilce
oi any OF The daily papers, whcro they kindly
consent d. take charge Of all subscriptions leti.
ana he funds 10 he held subject 70 The order OF
the committee; or. II moro convenient. hard to
any member Of the committee or to Major l. A.
Brander or Samuel SintOn, Esl.. AZ The ofhce OF
Peyton Il sinton, 1916 east hain street.
JOHS r. LAY,
Chairman Of COmmittee;
joins X. COOKE,
ARTHUR 4. SPGTZER,
JOHN III. CUILDREY,
Il. ID. CORK.
Tho committee desires a fun meeting or the
camp next Friday 70 consider matters in reie-
renee 70 tho abovo and also Of interest TO its
members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

The relic-room is being built on the
lower floor alongside of Allen & Ginter's
log cabin. This apartment Will be fitted
ND and furnished after the style of a
room in the old Brandon house, and all
the antiquities will be labelled and dis
PLAYED here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
RELICS.

Among the relics entered yesterday
were a picture of Lafayette presented to
Patrick Henry and a prayer-book used
10y Patrick Henry. These were lent by
Mr.. James G. Bruce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
HELP FOR III C sUFFERERs.
Proceeds From tsOc Mntinee-Appeai
TO the Yeternns-ConLrtbnf
APPEAL TO THE VTTrRANS.

This was the matinee given at the
Academy by the Burton Comedy Com
panY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
CLFARER UNpERsTANpING.
HAKD BRICkS.

Mr.. c. p. Z. Burgwyn, civil engineer.
appeared before the committee and
stated that he bad tested the Chester
bricks and found them TO De OF Il practi-
cal building quality. He wanted Colonel
Cutsbaw to test the crushing strength
and absorbing power,of their brick, and
he thought that they could satisfy him in
the color if he was satisfied with the
other qualities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
BICYCLE RACEs.

BiJlAAAE hANi4ns
The bicycle races take place October
23d and 24th. Most Of the wheelmen
will be Richmond men, but Crocker,
who won the majority of the races at the
worlds tournament in Buffalo, has en-
tered for the professional races, and
Crist OF Washington, the most promi-
pent amateur of the United States, has
entered for all the open races. On the
second boys under eighteen years Of age
will he given start with larger boys.
This is equivalent to handicapping the
older wheelmen, and two medals will be
offered to tho youthiuls.
PERSONAL.
Major Norman V. Randolph and Colo
mel w. T.. Cutshaw were among the
visitors TO the Exposition building yes
terday.
wIRE FENCE.
The wire fence in front of the grounds
is very ornamental, but when some iel-
low put his foot in it the other night to
climb over he tore it down ia one place.
To prevent this being done again oecre-
tary Venable is adding two 1eet TO the
height of the fence, which addition will
be made Of barbed wire.
NOTES.
A paper roof is being put on the Pas
simetre building.
Work is progressing nicely on the
Broad Street road. Granite and gravel
are being used to make it solid.
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
The following is the programme Tor
the shooting tournament OF the Virginia
Field-Sports' Association, 10 be held here
October 9th, and govmned by the rules
of tho Cleveland Target Company:
Flnsr EYsSr.--tanite4to raesasers Of ths sir-l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

Mr.. Werth was asked if he could de-
liver the brick as required in the con-
tract He replied that he had about
u. 600 now on hand and the capacity OF
the works was very large. There would
be no trouble about not getting the
brick in time, as he would commence de-
liyering them to-day.
Mr.. Snead's suggestion was then adopt
ed, and at 9:l5 o'clock the committee
adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
CITY HALL FOREMAN

Mr.. Lyshon, the inspector of the
bricks at the City Hall, said he had a
sample to go by, and when the Chester
bricks were sent he tried to select them
as near as possible like his sample. He
declared that if the bricks shown by Mr..
Werth had been rejected AMI returned it
was done through mistake. He would
not have rejected them, as they were
like a great many used on She hall.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-18
POLITICAL POINTERS.

a. c. Bailey, chairman of the late
Democratic county convention, yester
day, after consultation with the Dem
Ocratic candidates, appointed the fol-
loving county committee, which
is generally pronounced to be
very strong, harmOnizng all
factions. At large-P. B. Winston,
chairman; T. J. Buxton, n. Jacqui-
nette, 4. n. Jordan. First ward, G. S.
HanscOm: Second ward, c. Tessier;
Third ward. William McArdle; Fourth
ward, J. R. COrrigan; Fifth ward, A. j.
Rosander; Sixth ward, c. New
man; Seventh ward, A. J. Noren
berg: Eighth ward, f. H. Stevens;
Ninth ward, John Kerr; Tenth ward,
Henry Oswald; Eleventh ward, Lewis
FredeTicksOn; Twelfth ward, II. W.
Eaton; Thirteenth ward, Charles Nee.
Reeve: TNenty-ninth district, B. T.
Christleib, James Wiley; Thirtieth dis
trict. Neil Mcneil, John Nolan, EX-
ecutive committee, P. B. Winston, L.
J. Buxton. \. Jacquinette, ]. R. COrri
gan, Lewis FredericksOn, William Nc
Aide, James Wiley.
TIE LABOR PARTY.
Chairman c. \. S. Highley has ap-
pointed the following committee to de-
ride the question of placing in nominal
ton county nominees on the Farm and
Labor ticket: First ward. j. Ii. GOOch;
Second ward, John Rustgard; Third
ward. T. II. Lucas: Fourth ward, Will
lam WEIGH; Fifth ward, Joseph No
Ian: Sixth ward, John L. Mcdonald:
Seventh ward, l.. w. Lockwood: Eighth
ward. NJ. p. Finnegan: Ninth ward, p.
r. Champion: Eleventh ward, +. y.
HOll; Twelfth ward, Albert Dollen-
meyer; Maple Grove, Ed Cleveland;
Medina, J. ID. Twist; MinnetriSta. S. H.
Bartlett; Plymouth, Jonas B. Howe.
Vacancies will be filled by the commit
tee. The county committee meets for
organization at Northwestern Labor
Union Office Wednesday evening.
CHASE WITHDRAWS.
The Farm and Labor party, at their
late convention held at Window hall,
Sept Is, saw fit to nominate me for the
legislature from the Twenty-eighth dis
trict. l wish to notify them, and all
others that, after careful consideration,
| cannot accept the nomination. Thank
Ing them for the honor conferred, l re-
man. respectfully, q. 4. CHASE.
Minneapolis, Sept. 16.
The Fourth Ward Democratic club
was organized at the hose house on Hol-
den street Saturday night. j. G. Os-
wald was elected president, J. R. Cor
rigan and Howe Paige vice presidents,
II. J. Bauman secretary and ii. \. Or
ton treasurer. The club will organize
a drum corps at once and take an act
i've hand in the campaign.
Rev. George II. Vibbett speaks at
DANA hall this evening upon Prohibi-
ton.
he Hancock club meets this evening
at 80 Washington avenue south, rooms
and 10, to elect delegates to the state
convention of Democratic clubs.
The Algonquin club will hold a
special meeting tonight to elect dele
gates to attend the convention of
Democratic clubs to be held in st. Paul
on the Goth.
The Young Mems Democratic club
elected last evening as delegates to the
convention of Democratic clubs: a.
n. Jordan, Howe Page, w. II. Trip.
Howell Young. j. Z. Walters, o. Il.
Erickson, J. V. McHugh and II. G.
DueSbeT.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-18
Last NIGHTS Fireworks.

The concluding fireworks display Of
the Exposition season was given last
evening. and in point of excellence sur
passed anything ever seen in the state
before. The set pieces, especially the
old settlers log cabin and the caprice
of wheels, were something superb, and
drew forth the lOudest expressions of
approval and satisfaction from the large
audience. The applause with which
the display was greeted must
have been very gratifying to the
Paris Murton company, who imported
the goods and supplied them to the Ex-
position, and under whose auspices. in
fact, the exhibition was made. The
firm named is devOting large share of
its attention to the fireworks business.
and intends in the future, as In the past,
to make it one of its specialties. c. IL.
OVeringtOn, by long :Odds one of the
best fireworks men in the West, has had
charge of the getting up of the Exposi-
ton displays, and it is superfiuOus to
say that they have all been of the very
finest description.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Grand-..JuIius Cesar

The Grand-'Julius Caesar"
A brilliant audience was in attend
ance at the Grand opera house last
night, Edwin Booth and Lawrence
Barrett reappearing in Shakespeare's
tragedy, Julius Cesar" The audi
ence was enthusiastic and discerning,
and when Mr.. Booth and Mr.. Bar
rett made their appearance on the
stage they were the recipients of the
most hearty applause. BTutuS and Cas-
sius are certainly two of the tragedians'
greatest roles, ana their acting last
night was as near the standard as ever.
The dignity and courage Of BrutuS, the
Intensity and Feasibility of CassiuS were
never more finely drawn than the pOr-
traitures last night by Edwin Booth and
Lawrence Barrett. The support was
excellent, Charles Hartford making
a favorable impression as Mare Antony,
John A. Lane. an imperial Cesar and
Miss Minnie X. Gale, an excellent POr-
tia. The stage management of the pro-
duction last night was worthy of the
great artists, and the mObS, costumes and
tableauX were most effectively ar
ranged. The scenery was admirably
painted and reflected praise on the
management. Tonight ShakeSpeare'S
great comedy, The Merchant OF Ven
ice" played in six acts, and restored
to all its dignity, will be presented. Mr..
Booth will appear as Shyi0ck, while Mr..
Barrett viii play the role OF BaSSonio.
The sale of seats for tO-nIght's bill is ex-
tremely large. gee
The sale of seats for the Lolita enga
ment at the grand, the last three nights
of the week, will commence to-day at
the box Office. Pawn Ticket 210," an
entirely new play, will be presented.
Lie Fuller. who is the Upright particu-
lar star in "The Arabian Nights" pro-
duction was the "She" in the Gillette
version last season.