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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16
MORE NORTHERN VISITORS.
other Eeumion'- of the Gray and the Blue
Proposed.

Mr.. 4. f. lochr has received from Mr.
John ". Frazier. Of Philadelphia. a letter
telling him that the Philadelphia Brigade
Association has adopted resolution that a
Joint committee Of ten i've nom the bri-
eadc aud five from Pickcti's division IN
arrange for another reunion of the Gray
and the Bluci He proposes that reunion
be- held i'm l~'n. at date and place 10 be-
hereafter determined. lie proposed also Ia
hold great camp lire i'm the largest hall Ia
bee secured i'm Washington. and 10 have
among others as speakers General sherman
and General Johnston - the ranking living
officers ~ the two armies: General Ru--el \.
Alger and Governor Gordon. of Georgia. H..
the commandcr~-iu-cnicf respectively al the
G.. \. X. and the camps II Confederate Vet
Grams. and one Of the most distinguished
editors from the south. and another from
the North. etc. etc. Mr.. Lochr has also r.
ceiyed from Mr.. VIII l.. Nalch. of Boston.
in which be- STATES that eight on ten OF BOs-
t0nan> are tD start next saturday for a
Southern trip. and desire especially To visit
DrcNr,', Bun. They will reach Richmond
about the 3lsi. and they request Pickett,
Division of detail a. escort 10 show them
the hattle-iield~.
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ORATORY IN VIRGINIA
Iin,-Two Democratic Speakers on tho
stump In One Day.

Tho following from the Richmond cores
pomdent of the New \ orb Hcr0id appeared
Yesterday:
senator Barbour acting chairman Of the
virginia Democracy. SAYS that he could get
plenty of fine speakers from the North In
help Oui in this campaign. but lac thinks il
best under the circumstances. this being a
state ighi. fo cOniinc the campaign Orat0ry
% the virginia article.
Never We're there 80 many orators IN the
field i'm this >iatcOn any one day a. to-day.
Despite tine inclement weather iifty-two
Democratic speakers were listened To. in
Guiding Captain Phil. Mckinney. john W.
- nirl Richard +. Beirne. and Charles +.
O'Feuall..
More than twenty special Democratic i'll
.pcctur- were sent out from headquarters
TODAY iO push the work of organization.
These special agents viii remain in the
field until after the election. There are cN-
actN one hundred counties in The state.
and each county viii have it, Democratic
captains of tens and captains of hundreds.
MahOnc's organization j. reported TO De-
well ni.h perfect. and the Democrats say
that they viii have an organization fully ~
compact hy the end OF the week. Malone
il spending money freely. Here in Rich
moud his henchmei were never 80 well sup
piled with Doodle as now.
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MANCHES TER IN bH'Er
Democratic Speaking in
r,urtIIouSe-Nin Matters

I, vas raining right smartly yesie'u', q"
Chesterfield Courthouse. but w, i', ..;,a,,s
muddy weather did not prevent w, s,,,,
- ,h,. comfy from hooking 10 Tue 'p" .',
house within which building Ii""' -" ~
II ,,r,lwcll. Of Hanover county ~" y''
Tazwoll Ellcii. can,ns-cr- "',"I ,,d ia.
sneakers. The room was crown" -"
sneakers were powerful anu I'LL 49,
tnuuf, Chairman 'oghill ll'~i"''' "''"
troduced the speakers. in't
,,t.,,,l.I ot every point and II i ilc ppiIl"h
.,i'' 'e,,,l. 81 chesterfield that speeches
80 .,,oh an enthusiastic character haf''NcI
-, hoard in the old county courthouse.
.r,,, .tr.ot pavement and street improve
ut d, the rii. Of Manchester are 10 20
,bl,d rlpidly. They are lD bc Transacted
M, , rp.,ulnr footing. either side ~ liun
street ~ get an equal share IN proportion.
The bricks used for paving. The auih"rl'l'>
believe. can hc manufactured ~ Nah'h
or a- cheap az they can in Richmond an"
oi equal utility.
me work of PAWN. Decatur and Porter
streets viii Doe prosecuted us l"liuif ~ ,".
facilities 40 the command Of the commute
Viil allow.
Paving blocks ON upper Hull street ARE
l.ine received az the Pcter~hur. depot
lha contractor Nr. Al0i~ Kicks. conieil-
MATES beginning work on tine street Toy iif
,ir.f Of nest month. The curhing has ai-
read, h.on lld to tho railway crossing ""
upper Hull street
,iho notices required l, law GO le l'".i'd
.udnN- 90 advance Of registration n'N'
which il saturday. October 20. nave H,"
nailed up in different portions OF ei'h "l '''
wards % the riit.
MINOR MENTION.
Harvey Bowen. ihe YOUNG son col Nf. H..
4 Bowen. of -Nau-hOrO. Who WIS throw %
from % horse and painfully hurt his lcii
arm. is NOW doing 'crt well. No bones
nerr broken. .,
Mr.. peplc. who hats boon visiting Mis-,
MARY Dunn of Petersburg. hats returned
home.
Miss i.ou Iaylor. Of foniicello near Man
chester. is visiting friends i'm Flrm'ille.
Thrre4ulaNln of the Ilu-iin-- 'ouii
i..in. nrNi MONDAY, This il 20 Grand jury
f.rn. There will he two felony ca,'-' io "'
heard. some coupon ca-c- viii also come
ur. ..... -.
Mr.. James Clarke had the misfortune 10
ha1e his Dog broken hy falling through "a ear
0n thr Petersburg Railroad near ihc ola
rrunihe. Iho distance ho icll was about
twelve feet. lis Deg vu- broken between
OBJ. knee and thi-h. Mr.. i. W. Nei-iger
the uoil-hn0Wn druggist. WAS the hi~l on
/ ihc SCENE. Dr, =. J.. Ingram and lawrence
/ ln.um voro soon ai hand. They ~ei ih'
fractured limb. The injured man 3, now
under medical treatment.
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POLICE COURT.
, small aud ouicl,l, Disposed OF poeh

! small aud Quickly Disposed "f Docket.
several LAWYERS came in the Police Court
room Yesterday morning few minutes
past ln o'clock wondering what WIS the
matter. Tine courtroom Wa- found desert
cd. an the five hundred hangcr--On could
mot hc seen. Neither could the Police Just
tice. Tire lawyers ALSO took in the view and
they. toe. disappeared. The court WAS over
and There Was nothing for LAWYERS o. do.
The docket. which was sent to tine court
from thc ,ilicl-0f-polirc office, had num-
ber of charges on il against sundry people.
Most OF these people were told 10 20 home
coz paid the Zine imposed for ,undry breaches
of the peace.
The only three ca~c- Of note were Emma
Richardson. ~allic Jackson. and Mary Baker
cali colorrdJ. charged with being di-orlorly
in the public streets. They were fined each
- and co-t-.
john Henderson. 0fi0s GEORGE Williams.
has been before the Court four times on
continuous charges with hreakin. into. IN
the nighttime. the -lore-hou-e oi Il. 'halk-
les and stealing -undry hides.
The case WAS ended Yesterday. NOT hi
cOnl lotion bat the requirement of 800 So
curitN for thc ncNt twelve months. which
the prisoner WAS unable io give.
Joseph Hoffman Was charged with keep
ine his har-rom open on sunday. This
har-room il in shocks alley. lie paid the
line Of so.
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FRANKLIN STREET
Nos. G and 8 East.

Twin offer ot public Suction on tho pre-.
misses on
WEDNESDAY. ocfohii. iG. lo-e.
at l.3oP. 49,. thevcrydc,imilcR RESIDENCE.
40. > east FRANKLIN sti,e', lately occupied hy
or4c y. WOODBRIDGE. i,q.. ntlnils
eleven rooms. and kiichcn with three ser-
wants %. ms and excellent stable. carllsgC-
house. &C. The Dot has front 81 81 feel on
Franklin street. but is - Getw "a in rear.
as will Doe show1 10y a map which viii boz 20
sale
Immediately after reie OF above will Oder
the EE- iNCE. $50. 8. now occupied by
f.. Edmond fsq. rhi,nou,o contains eles en-
rooms. b. si0,s kitchen with three servants
rooms. This property has a IN NO 60 as
feet ON Franklin tfcet. nut commencing at
rear wall o. dw, Hing and attending back
rs width IS bat 80 feet
Both Of these hous = are built I'm the most
substantial and e Ymiorianle manner. Rrch
ha, "A suD-ceiiar. which makes the basement
- esirnbie a. any portion Of the house. and
10 finished throughout with best white pine.
they were formerly used ~ one dwelling.
and can bee SO used now with the utmost con
venience 10 the occupants.
This property Is fashionabiy and centrally
locate Il. aud with 70 moderate expenditure ON
each can be made Two o. the most attractive
dwellings In tbs city.
TERMS No. =. $1,000 cash. hut more may
be paid If the purchaser desires 10 do 80 ;
balanc IA ten equal annual payments. with
Interest added, with privilege ,fauti ipatin.
any OF all OF he notes ut any time. Interest
ccas NJ OF same when paid No q. one
fourth cash; balance al 1. , and 3 years.
T.. \. cAILIN.
oc iV-lt Auclioneer
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Denih of Mr. Ip.hmr.

Mr. Lewis Ipshur died Monday afternoon
al 3 o'clock AT Newport News. The cause
of death was typh0id-malaria. from which
h., had been Il sufferer for some three weeks.
Mr.. Ipshur was until a few years since a
wcll-known and popular resident of Rich
mOnd lie was for some time the efficient
secretary of the southern Accident lnsuf-
ancc Company. He resigned that position
Ia accept one a. chief clerk 10 the Chcs-
apeakc and Ohio Railway agent al Newport
News. His successor in the Office of -ecrc-
tarN of the insurance company preceded
him to the grave but a few months.
Mr.. p-nur was married som" nlhc
months since. and his sad and sudden death
was "a shock Ia many friends in this city.
The deceased was genial. courteous and
generous. and i'm Newport News was H. pops
ular. both in business circles and socially,
H. hc had been i'm Richmond.
The funeral services took plaYS yesterday
at HAMPTON.
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ATTENTiONl
Something Important for the Considers.
ton Of Voters.

Every good citiIon Of Virginia sees and
appreciates the imperative necessity al
burving little Billy Malone entirely out O
,ight on the 9th Of November. and in order
that Richmond MAY not be- backward IN hel
part Of the GOOD work. it is necessary thai
every unregistered voter see 10 II that hi.
name j. placed sn the books 80 that h. ma,
have "a voice in the general result. \ mum
her Of Young men have become twenty on,
since the last election. and various Other-
have moved into different localities than
that in which they then resided. tn,
former need 10 register. and the latter Il
get transferred. Registration books clos,
on the 10Th instant. All information can be
obtained al Democratic headquarters. Main
-lrnni. nAnr ~lAlr Ennk.
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RIl.L OF PARTICULARS.

ton once more, only 10 bc defeated OF de-
feated) for lack Of support.
BILL OF PARTICULARS.
"lopposc him because in high places he has
proven his utter incapacity, and because.
after elevation. scltishncss and malice are
his prcdominaiing qualities.
II oppose him because OF his insults 10 Re-
puhlicanS in convention and out III 1871,
and again in 1889, when announced J
would support the nominee. but be slave
under his infamous plan no longer lie
cost W Use many votes. What Republican
has forgotten Malone and Lamb in those
conventions, and also Craig; High and
Hon. Henry Bowen seems 10 have pocketcd
the grosscst ailOnt ever offered in such a
place rs a political convention.
Il oppose Malone because Of what cs-
teen scarcely less than outrageous ON ms
part against many worthy persons III VIZ
ginia during his six years service.
Il oppose him for his extreme radicalism.
which cNccls all and cannot be told. II Is
too long. Details of all these reasons will
soon be- made public. some innocent Re
puhlicans will Dc astonishcd.
- oppose him for turning the Republican
party over 10 the crueltic~ of Quay and Tor
abusing the power then obtained by holding
hundreds Of appointments in virginia IL
NN'A'' tN| @till''ft " ~
| regard ~ hidcOuS, for il j. delusion ana
deception.
II oppose him because he has defeated
the Republicans i'm one Legislative election
40 least. two Congressional elections ana
two Presidential elections by Withdrawing
issues and substituting his obnoxious per
snnality. He deserves Republican eNecra-
lion for throwing away his Congressional
li-tric, and with il the state last fall To
CRAFTY his personal revenge
senator k.ddicbcrgcr ana hl, friends were
iu consultation last night over the success
f the meeting 10 be- held tonight in the Old
Market Hall. when senator Riddlcbcrger
will speak. lie SAYS he will show the Ma
none crowd mp in broad light in a way never
heard before.
Governor Cameron was tclcgraphcd for
la-i nfsht. and is likely 10 arrive on the
morning train. The Ex-Governor l. also
expected to speak tonight.
His friends SAY the two together viii ave
Malone some fine "licks" that will ehectu-
illy rcbut the statement made 10y him that
fhe kickrr~ Of Virginia did not amount 10
iyc hundred men.
General MahOne will leave the city this
morning for Hanover Courthouse. where he
and Mr.. Burrows will speak to-day. Mr.
Rddlcber--r hopes that Malone will return
90 the city In time tonight. he says. 10 enter
INTO joint discussion with him at the Old
Market Hall. and VIII invite him 10 do 80.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING VI
THE BODY.

rI,.,;on of New Members an"
linn. or Old ones for various he"S'"
IN. Vow ,icc-Chairman- '"'' ~
Thanks. ...
,r,.,. ,..,,,l,r weekly meeting 81 me ~
,,..'',.,',,,;,. { committee was held la.i ni."''
,,,.,.,,t. Nle.-r~. Guy (chairmanj' ~h'i''n- -
,,r,,nt Et,rch. Tarrar. flourn"Y' -,
Eerrjtpr. Williams. '"l'h'''i f,,,L
nloomharg. BRADY. Winston. -ni,,i' 80
R,ou 10Th. Britain. Cary, ana pl@. ,,.
Mir Rrittain. Of Jackson warn; 7'''' i.,,,
.uporintondcni Of the Wafd VIZ ,l,.to
ha d.sir.d tn nominate Mr.. Henry o.. ','n -.
Ia nm the vacancy IN the commune
hi- ward. f.,u.,Lf in
and introduced.
fNNuui"N.
.rb. Chair stated hc had au invitation
c.',n the prummer.' Democratic 'lnp 7"
uuit. with them ina grand den"h,', .....
an tine rh a. November De- i"f il
VA, accepted and spread ON ihe minute
RF,lGNAIioN-.
The resignation of Mr.. Charles J.. Brow d.
., n.,, member Of Marshall Wafd WIS '''
ferpd and accepted. r,..,..l..r,
fN > -lIilIINN ODD WI ''Nf 30
,.. "a member of the committee ifNin Won,
ward was presented on account 'l W.
Hloomh.r.'s removal from tine ward i"'
resignation was accepted.
uAR.uALL WARD Rfrkf~hNiNii'Nt
Todllfho vacancy i'm Marshall vaid .l
,,ioro az Nlr. Brown there were TWO ''ih.,
d,ie- No,.l,. 4. a. BowcrN ana Joseph h,.
sor., Mr. Rover, was elected. RECEIVING Do
,oi... SIR. -ors received votes.
MONROE WARD.
,lr.C.O. ~a,ilio WAS elected Oh h.l ,n'
,acamc, caused hy the resignation ~ UT
Blonmhrr-.
NItE-CHAInMAN.
Mr. Rlonn-berg- resignation also ma''
vacant the ,irc-chlIrm1u-iup oi in, ''I"
miiiro. .f.
CAPTAIN Charles p. Bigger Vas elected g.
ili the Vacancy
iffNNk~.
vote of thanks WAS rendered VT
Thomas y. llich- ur fhe arlnHn. duties Do.
ha- performed during th' past Nrfh al lN'
Democratic headquarters.
Adjourned.
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Funeral of Mis- Whitehead.

Tho funcml u Miss Fannic Whllchcad
took place Monday at 1890 O'Clock Il. VI.
from eld -. Johns Church. The services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Burton. Mrs.
William T.. Knowles sang Go Bury Thy
~orr0w." and capt. Frank Cunningham
rendered Hide Thou Me-" each in pecu-
liary affecting manner.
The deceased was the daughter Of The
late Col. John y. and Amelia Whitehead.
She WAS only sixteen years Of age. Her
berea,cd mother, aged grandmother and
Borrowing sister and brother have the
s,mpaih, of "a wide circle Of friends.
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THE DPUMMeRS.
Meeting of Their Democratic club L"ei
Evening.

Evening.
Afa meeting OF this club last night. l,l-
t.r- were received from Hon. j. Taylor Ely
sod. Hon. Bl-ii b. Gordon and others.
Tine demonstration on November lth "ul
N.H success.
Arcruluoe- have been received from
Wadi-0n Ward Club: ~f0newall Working
mems Climb: Il. f. Bafham. fader-ippc0.
pDfrr-mr- VI. Glennln. ! uJiunri. Nor
uik. and Norhu-meu'- luh. PETERSBURG.
Hon T.. N. Kitchen. 0f North arolina.
ha. accepted au invitation t0 address ihr
-lHA ou tlo .ht of fhe ith. and h- rlo-
.uruf VOICE VIIl DID doubt DO able -crli boo
fle cIu-e.
Ih. finance committee report WAS much
mnr. fiinrlnl. than zoo ihr Inst meeting.
In. registration committee reported thai
lu.l lid registered and transferred my
uu. voters. aud the, expect % do much
mnr. N.Inu. election.
COLONEL laleWell Elicit and Mr.. Robert
Cd. -f.-ur were elected honorary members.
Both made practical and instructive
speeches.
30 - hoped thli 900 Democratic clubs boo
Richmond uii assist boo fhr demonstration.
Adjourned io meet nest Tuesday night 800
-tNir AHIf Hnl place.
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Miss Matte '. Richardson qualified ~
.NccuiriN Of the last will and testament 81
Charles Richardson deceased
MIR. George ". Minter qualified as al.
minisiral0r Of John j. Mnter, deceased.
The Court heard argument of counsel III
the case Of Morris and others against \. II
mon. on motion 10 set aside a deed made
by simon. The ease was pending al the
hour of adjournment Of the court.
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TIE Republican leaders IN the new
State oi Washington have wisely de-
cidtd 90 i0iego mere partisan l1liiii-
cation over TIE result of the election
and wait for Che PRECEDENT 2 oclsma
lion Announcing the result Of the elec
uon and the admission of the State into
the Union. and then join in one grand
eel. bation OF admission day irrespec.
tive ol party.-li'0shipgfOa PrJss.
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The flheatr. .

Last evening Mr.. Clarke appeared in the
,'olc of BertucciO M the Theatre before an
appreciatve and intelligent audience. Ills
rendition of the character Vas splendid.
and gave abundant satisfaction
This evening Clarke APPEAR in Eric
Ea,ak." "a romantic Russian play. This h.
one Of the finest in the weeks repfuYrc.
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The session of the Court from II until !
o'clock was occupied in the trial Of William
Met abe. charged with feloniou> assault on
William +. liord. McCabe was found
guilty: sent 10 Jail for three months ana
nu,d -,
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Eiddlei,eIger In-niglii.

II. II. Kiddleberger will address the cit
liens tonight at Old Market Hall. The
meeting will be- held under the auspices Of
the Clay Ward Anti-Mahone Republican
Club. W. r. Humphrey, president.
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James Peter West. native II Denmark
ycs,erda, appeared III the Hastings Court
and made declaration OF his intention 10
become a citizen. H. will nov have 10
wait TWO year, before he can vote.
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Marriage liccn-r~ were Yesterday ISSUED
to James Il. smith and Leila j. smith. " u
liam stevenson and bertha Anderson. 1.
Claiborne Green aud Lucy X. Harris
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I T. GATEWOOD. Wholesale

- DEALER u ClGNtt LEAF ani NJ AN 20
lAi liNfk OF tloAu~ special fsit, I'd
iohtcfs. samples oi Lar or i-af- .Ni
ui-hsd Oh application. Cotr,>londcf'
solicited Factory No. lf6~lls ea,i if'f'
ocN.3ih
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Chaunccy Dcpcw. Cornelius Vanderbilt
and Party in the city.

Cornelius Vanderbilt. Chauncoy VI. De-
pew. NJ l.. INGALLS,. II. Mex. Twombly. II.
Walter webb and Charles +. Fox mri' ed
"a the city Yesterday afternoon i'm Mr. Van
lorbilt'- private car from old Point. They
stayed in the city until about 10 O'Clock
when they left for the West. They will
stop to-day at the Natural Bridge. and from
there go 10 the W hitc sulphur springs. and
then 90 Huntington and back 10 New York
VI bile i'm the city the visitors were shown
much attention in nm informal way. Mr
70 ickham. Of the 'hc-apeake and Ohio Rail
road. took them ont for q drive around the
.ily. and I'm the eNonin. they were dined at
tine Nc>tmorcland mb 10y party Of Rich.
mond men. among them Governor Lee and
Mr.. John Anderson.
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Julius Cesar" at the Acade,n,

Louis James closed his engagement AT the
Academy last night before good audience.
His impersOnaiion Of the charter Of Bruiu>
was all that could De desired.
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THE TURF.
Results Of Nc.tchester Raccs-Lntrie- for
the Sew Jersey Jockey club Races To-
L.

re-uit- of Wr.tcncster Raccs-Intrie- for
the Sew Jersey Jockey club Races To-
Day.
The following are Yesterdays results at
Nc~iche~icr.
First race. one and onc-cighth miles
Brideeliehf first. punbOync second. sorrento
third. Time 2:n2' g..
second race. fi,c-ciehths Of a mile ~
press first. l~apuena second. MAJOR Day
third. Time l;wfi
Third race. one and one-siXtccnth of a
mile Reporter first. Brideelight second.
Vivid third. Fine 49,.
Fourth race. one mile Quc-al first. Holt
day second. Cooi- third. Time l:Wis.
Finh race. ~eyeu-ei.hth- Of a mile. sell
ING. Glendale first. Young Duke second.
Freedom third. Time 1882 8,
sixth race. thrre-quarirr- of a mile. rare
well stakes. selling civil service iir-t.
Puu-icr Jr.. second. in-ieh; third. Time
l.ljl..
ENTRIES FOR flfE NtM JERSEY Jp'hkf
GLIB RACES.
First race. f,c-eighth, of mile Minnie
Blackburn. lll: Blue Rock. ~; Macbeth
II. M. Utility. loi: Glory. loi; oregon,
lul: Radiant. l01; 'lip-tal. l01.
second race. ihrNe-quariDr~ ~ mile
Tulla blackburn. ll5: GREGORY. rs: 'ori-
land. luj: HObc-picrrc. lM: Tip Top. lj:
li~imout. lu6: Mamie Il. lr.
Third race one and one-cighih of mile
Come-tO-Iaw. ~: Longstreet. ~; Cracks
man. ~: 'arnoi. -.
Fourth race. thre-quarier- Of anilc
Lotion. lO2: Rupert. l0,: swift. lli: Ford
ham. III: Radiant. lni: KIM Idle. 40;
Little Barefoot. H1.
Fifth race. ono and one-ci.hih Of "a mile
Badge. NJ: Now or NcNer.inj; Brother Ban.
100: /cphyru-. ln: iluuire~-. 40: Frank
Ward. -: Ia,inia Bell. lu>: Rar-ter. lol:
Aulania. no. BcllWood. 100: Emotion. To-.
sixth race. thrce-fDurih- Of a mile Brad
ford. ~. Fordham. l2i; II. John. 100: Blue
Rock. 10: Barri-icr. no; Clay stockton.
f~. Glcnmound. JOS; Little Jim. lO>. Little
MichnN. lnI. Ire.lnm. lnl
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The danage. viii consist nof STD much In
tine real damage done Dos the tire u.s. Wili Doe
incurred Boy the long delay which must
necessarily take place before tle machinery
can Doe gotten in perfect rnnin- ordaf
again. 4 great quantity 90 water was
thrown upon the machinery and other .m-
Elements. which must Doe cleaned.
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r.,ubi,c,n Meeting IA the Acadamy.

James VI. Lamb. Of Norfolk. has engaged
the MOI art Academy for Saturday night for
a Republican mass meeting.
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East Ind Rail,

The Union Democratic Club will have !,
rally AT CorcOran Hall FRIDAY night. Promi-
non, speakers will addres. the meeting.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16
RIDDLEBERGER HERE.
WRGINlAS RETIRED REPUBLICAN
SENATOR STUMPING.
Mis- Long Biii of Particulars Against Ma
hone - Tyranny. Fraud and Deceit
(hnrVcd-We Gives in Detail His Eca-
aons for Opposing One Man Power.

Ex-senator Riddlcbergcr aud his sol
reached the city last night b, the 'hcsa'
pcake and Ohio Railway. They came down
on the same train with Malone. and Con
gresham Burrows, Of Michigan. but did moi
exchange cordial greetings. r. heretofore
General Malone and Burrows are ne ford's
Rlddlcbcrger was nst by several Of M
prominent friends and escorted 70 the IN
change Hotel Tie will drive over the cit,
to-day and speak at the Old Market Hall 10
night
senator Rddlcbcrger enjoys a most de
served reputation ~ one of the most popu
lar public speakers in Virginia. and hi
turning against Malone was what his
friends expected. end his taking the stuml
against him Is an evidence that the kick
ers' in Virginia are most DESTROYS % defeat
bossism
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16

Yesterday evening about d O'Clock Hn
alarm was turned in from BoN -i 900 OBJ.
corner of sixth and Main -frrpt-. Il- Oh.
was found % Doe boo fho residence $50. Dli
east Main street. occupied ht Mrs. -tN-Dr.
The lire. which Wa- small. originated from
defective iluc. and wn- -0Nn cNIln-ni-n.i
without much damage.