The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-14

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At Night.
The prophecy of great night at the
Exposition was realized last evening In
a most satisfactory way. From . o'clock
in the afternoon until the closing hour
the large crowd swelled and surged
through the main building. and it was
estimated that ten or twelve thousand
persons witnessed the last exhibition oil
the Battle of the Crater. The 800 seats
were damned. with a crowd all standing.
and every available space inside the en-
closure not marked of for the ma
noeuvres was occupied with an enthusl-
astic crowd. Altogether, the day was
the greatest success yet achieved by the
Second Virginia State Exposition.
The Tournament.
The tournament at the Exposition
OF next Tuesday is to be one of the best
attractions yet offered. fifty-Six knights
have entered representing nearly all
the counties in the State. As it is very
difficult to handle a large number OF
Knights the chief marshal. Mr.. John K.
Martin, has closed the lists. He has
been obliged to refuse about twenty
who were DESTROYS of entering. The
parade will start from Eighth and
Broad streets at II 80 A. NJ. sharp and
move down Broad TO Twelfth. thence
to Main. up Main TO Fifth. thence to
Franklin. and up Franklin To the Expo
sition Grounds. The riding will begin
about 1870 and continue till about =.
Those who will not reach the grounds
G; rly will see the most interesting and
exciting part-that of tying off.