Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-27

br. m. Maggie X: G. w. Baker. Charlotte,
n. C.. b. o. Barney W; G.. ". Ilaight. Ha-
gerstown. Md. b. z. jerome; Il. NJ. ketcham'
Wellsboro', Pa. blk. g. Best Sheldon -.
p. Scott. Bay View. Va, ch. s. Liquet; 9.
VI. Record, Durby, Conn, 2; g; DR.. smith ;
ard Wilks: c. W. Smith. Narrenton, Va,
ch. g. Friday; j. II. Morrow, Washington,
d. c., b. G. Big jim.
Third Tace-half-mile running race, TWO
in three-purse 500. Entries: William
HAYES, Washington, ID. c., b. z. Mineral ;
7. Kcnnev. Baltimore Nd, b. c. Latter On ;
p. W. Brown. Lancaster. Va, b. 2. Con-
test: George Waller, Richmond, Na.' :. 6.
Iightfoot: George Waller, Richmond, Va,
8. q. Raustabonc; Charles Smith, Phnadel-
phia. Pa, 9. s.. Charles Smith.
sHcoND DAY-wEDSEsDAY, OCTOBER BOTH.
First race-2:25-class trotters-purse
$3.50. Entries: sam RichisOn, Baltimore,
Md. br IN. Maggie r.; c. n. Buck, Somer-
set, Ohio. b. IN. Ruby; K. VI. Jooe, Bait
more, Md, b. 2. Orphan Boy; +. l.. Dun
ham, New York city, b. & Violin; " =. A. A.
Hegmaier, Pittsburgh, Pa, b. 2: stu
br. o. Sparkle: G. VI. Record. Durby,
Conn. @. .. Or. Smith; G. W. Smith, War
renton. Va, ch. G. Friday; Frank Starr,
Baltimore. Md, blk. &. Clairmont.
Second race-2:s0-clG,s trotters-purse
$3.50. Entries: B. J. Reynolds, Frederick,
Nd. b. IN. Maggie c.; John Smith, Rabel-
low. Va. b. g. Lakaleetc; Seymore Hee-
man, Allentown, Pa, b. z. Sey more Jonn
Johnson, Lexington. Va, b. 2. Charlie e.;
". T. Fitchett. Bay View, Va. z. g. sam ;
Frederick Merrill. Jersey City, blk g.
sam: Ed. Jackson, Dublin. Texas, .. &.
Texas Jack: McCOurtney, Dublin, Texas,
b. m. Silk: James Davis, Dallas, 1eXas,
blk. 2. Dublin Boy: Colonel Hawton, DER
scy CITY, b.. g. Great Eastern, -,
Third race-running. threc-quarter-mile
heats, two IL three-purse. 500. Entries ;
George Waller. Richmond. Va. s.. 2.
Liohtfoot: George Waller, Richmond, Va,
.. 9. Bamstone; John j. Magher. Baltl-
more. Md. b. q. keystone; =. kenney,
Baltimore. Nd. b. colt Latter On; Charles
Smith. Philadelphia, Pa, 9. g. Smith.
THIRD DAY-rEUEsDAY, ocToBrR 31sr.
First race-2.2O class trotters-purse
$3.50. Entries: G. II. Buck, Somerset. o.,
b. m. Sarah b.: +. J.. Durham. New York
city. b. .. Violin; Hentchel * Hops, Bal
timore. Md, b. g. st. Elmo; ". a. Hog
maier, Pittsburgh, Pc, b. 2; SIN Alarm
Frank Rector. st. Mary's. Pa. 2. 9. Plot
Boy; C. N. Record, Durby, Conn., g & d.
| Smith.
Second race-2.33 class trotters-purse
| $3.50. Entries: c. II. Buck. Somerset. o.,
b. IN. Ruby: George W. Baker. Charlotte,
| \. c.. b. q. Barney W; Hcntchel IL Hops
| Baltimore. Md, b. S. Partisan; q. ".
Haight, Hagerstown, Md, b. II; Suidia-
sose: John johnson. Lexington. Va, b. F.
Charlie c.; W. A. Hegmaier, Pittsburgh
Pa, b. 8. Blazing Star; X. VI; kctcham
Wellsboro', Pa, blk. g. Best Sheldon; j.
| =. Scott, Bay View. Va, blk. s. Llquet'
c. ". smith Warrenton. Va, ch. e. Fri
| dav: Frank Starr, Baltimore, Md, oh.
! Hero: Clark Walton, Baltimore. Md, b.
| Orange Leaf: Colonel HawtOn. Jersey City
| b. q. Great Eastern: Harmon y Keller
| Norfolk, Va, b. III. Lula Wllks.
| Third race-running, one mile and re
paat-purse $50. Entries: John }. Mea
! cher, Baltimore, Nd b. colt Keystone
| p. Kenney. Baltimore, Md, b. colt Latter
On: Charles Smith, Philadelphia, Pa, z. s
Charles Smith.
Fourth racc-two miles, running ovel
hurdles-purse $3.50. Entries: William
HAYES. Washington, ID. c., b. 2. Mineral
George Waller. Richmond, Va, 9. g. Light
foot Charles Smith, Philadelphia, Pa, z
g. Charles smith; Miss Myrtle Peek, Rich
mond Va, :. &. Sleepy Tom.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1Er.
First race-2:S7 class trotters-purse $3.50
Entries: George W. Baker, Charlotte, \
| c.. b. Q. Barney, W.. ;B. j. Reynolds. fredc
rick, Md, b. III. Maggie G; Seymour Hes
man. Allentown. Pa, b. g. Seymorc
Hentchel a. Hops. Baltimore, Nd, b. S
Partisan: q. W. Halght, Hagerstown, Md.
r. q. Oskar: John Johnson, Lexington
Va, b. 9. Charlie G; W. 4. Hegmaier. Pitts
burgh, Pa. b. S. Blazing Star; Georg'
Jennings. Parkersburg, W. Va, br. IN
Iakette; B. I. Scott, Bay View, Va, s. :
Clifton; Frank Starr, Baltimore, Nd, ch
3. Hero; Edward Jackson, Dublin, Texas
Texas, b. m. Silk; James Davis. Dallas
Texas, blk G. Dublin Boy; Colonel Hawton
Jersey CITY. b. q. Great Eastern; HannoI
& Keller. Norfolk, b. m. Lula Wilks.
Second race-free for all trOtters ant
pacers-purse $3.50. Entries; c. H. Buck
| Somerset. Ohio. b. IN. Sarah b; Il. II
lobe. Baltimore, Nd, b. g. Orphan Boy
Hentchel Il Hops, Baltimore, Md. b.
st. Elmo; Frank Rector, ST. Mary 5, Pa, b
Q. Pilot Boy; II. NJ. ketcham. Wellsboro'
Pa, br. Q. Sparkle Frank Starr. Baltimore
Nd, blk. g. ClairmOnt.
Third race-twO-mle running dash
| purse $50. Entries: John j. Meacher, Bal
timore, Md, b. g. Keystone; William Hayes
Washington, ID. c.. b. G. Mineral; Charl e
Smith, Philadelphia, Pa, g. 5. Charle'
Smith.
FREDERICK wAIDE At THE ACADEMY.
Tomorrow night Frederick Warde opens
his engagement of three nights. with Wed
nesday matinee. at the Academy OF Music
An exceptionally -attractive repertoire ha'
been arranged as follows: Monday an,
| Wednesday nights, The Mountebank F"
Tuesday. "Virginius," and Wednesda,
matinee, "Gaston CadOl."
In "Virginius" and castor Cadol
| Mr. Warde has been seen and admired herr
before. and in those roles nothing more car
be said in behalf of his admirable worl
than has already been done. Both thOs'
PLAYS and Mr.. Warde's consummate actlni
therein have secured him a reputation
with our amusement public that cannot 6'
disparaged. and large audiences are certain
10 be present on their reproduction.
But as "Belphegar; or, The Mounte
bank" Mr.. Warde has never been seen II
Richmond. yet in that character he has
this season won the histrionic triumph
of his professional career II one may judge
from the glowing tributes showered upor
him by the northern and western press
| Perhaps TO some of our reading, old-tim,
play-goers this interesting play from the
! pen of D'Ennery IL still familiar, but Ger
| tainly the present generation of theatre
gOers have never seen ii upon the stage
| Comedy. pathos, and tragedy are so closely
| interviewer in the work that but few actor
have ever proved themselves equal to the
exacting requirements of the play. Hence
| il is that several of our most promlnen
tragedians Of the past twenty years have
after several futile attempts, been com
PEELED TO discard it. The distinguished
English actor. Charles Dillon, some twenty
FIVE years ago, made great success OF thu
play in America, but since his time nosuc
cessful successor TO Dillon has appeared
until Mr. Warde assumed the character.
Tickets for the Warde engagement are
now ON sale.
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
The favorite coincidence Maggie Mitchell
will entertain the Academy patrons
! this week for three nights and Satur
day matinee, appearing in the. following
repertoire: Thursday night and SATURDAY
matinee, her new play Ray; Friday night
Fanchon tho Cricket; Saturday. night
| Little Barefoot. Her late triumph, Ray
| ba, baa, a prop On N ced succesa thrOuQhOu