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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
The Times, Art supplement- To-Day.

To-day The Times presents it's October
arc supplement 10 its subscribers. The
subject this month is thrilling one, for
war with its fury and fire, its grim ar
ray and hosts embattling for The immi-
nent. fierce assault is the theme of
Detalle's thrilling painting, The DE,
Tense of Champigny, the most celebrated
and mastery of all his works.
This splendid picture represents the
scene within the walls as the rafting ilre
of the skirmishers opens. The gates
have been closed, and the soldiers are
rushing from the chateau with casks
and tables and anything TO pile upon
the barricade. A field piece is already
i'm position at the further corner OF me
wall. its smoke arising with the white
flashes Of musketry from the balconies
of the chateau against the gaunt, lear
less cluster of trees in the distance. y
company of infantry lies upon the sward
in the foreground eager to dash forward
nj the first command. The officers stand
alert. awaiting the orders of their gen.
eral. while a mongrel cur. obliyious OF
the battles din. shifts about Il pile of
cast-off knapsacls 1t is the moment
when the division of General Faron,
having taken Oh lmpigny above the
Marine. fortified himself in the village
and defended, foot by foot, the houses
and Enclosures against the renewed on
slaughts of the SaXOny and Wurtem-
burg divisions in the battle of December
>. 1870 The chateau i'll the rear,swarm,
ing with soldiers. is one of those 10und
at the fork of the two roads OF Chen
nevieres, spot well known TO the Iarl-
slams who took part in the scenes at
tending the siege of the French capital.
Detaille wrote of his painting to Henry
Hilton, who presented it TO the Metro
politan Museum of Art. in New York:
1.-THE officer shown in the centre OF the
picture is General FarOn. who was APP
pointed General of Division on the field
of battle. The foot soldiers belong to the
One Hundred and Thirteenth Regiment
Of the Line. who lost a great number In
the three days fight. The sappers, who
are making the embrasures in the wall
to allow the sharpshooters to fire under
protection, and are barricadng the open
ing with all kinds of material: the artil-
lerists. who are placing the battery guns
in positi0n-all likewise were under the
orders of General Faron. who, at this
time, commanded the right wing of the
French army
Jean Baptiste Edouard DetaiIle was
born in Paris in 1S4S. and was the favo-
rite pupil of Meissonier. He exhibited
in the Salon of 1868 his Halt of Infan-
try" which was received with much
praise. and in 1869 his REST During
Drill at Camp st. Maur," which estab-
lished his reputation as one of the fore
most military painters of the day. he
was awarded medals in the Salons of
1869. 1870 and 1872, the Legion of Honor
in 1873; was made an officer in 1881,
and won the Medal of Honor in 1883;
His "SlrmiSh Between Cossacks and
the Imperial Body-Guard, 1914, exhibit
ed in the Salon of 1870, was purchased
by the Museum of Art from the collec-
ton of the late Edward Matthews, and
his French Cuirassier' 0S12 also
Gallery in the Miss G. L. Wolfe collec-
ton.
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There are Prospects Of improvement - 20
tho Expedition.


A conference was held yesterday az
the Office of the Associated Railways OF
Virginia and the Carolinas between the
Chambers special committee. Mr.. Gar
penter, the commissioner, and MI. FIN
merson, In reference to extending the
limitation on tickets from North Caro
lima TO the Exposition, and the prospect
seems good for their request being grant
ed. as the railroad officials present ex-
pressed themselves as favorable 10 tne
proposition.
The question of round-trip tickets from
points on the Virginia Midland TO hlch-
mond was also considered, but as there
is hardly time to have the special tlekea a
printed it was suggested that the Chesa-
peake and Ohio round-trip tickets from
the junction points might be put on sale
at local stations of the Virginia Midland,
and the suggestion being fayorabiy re-
ceived. Mr.. s. w. Travers, chairman OF
the committee on inland trade, sent the
following telegram, with the hope OF Ell
fecting such an arrangement;
"W. A. Turk. general passenger agent
of the Richmond and Danville railroad,
Washington, ID. g.: r
"Mr Carpenter approves request OF
fhe Chamber of Commerce that you put
Chesapeake and Ohio Exposition tickets
on sale at your stations north of Orange,
to be sold in connection with your ticket
I'D TO Orange, thus avoiding repurchase
at Orange. If satisfactory please ar
range with Chesapeake and Ohio imne-
diately Answer"
Up to this time these matters have not
been arranged, but if they are it is pro-
bable the Exposition authorities will adj
vertise the facts extensively by hand
bills and through the press, so as TO
stimulate travel to the Exposition from
North Carolina and along the Virginia
Midland, from which sections there has
as yet been comparatively small num-
Der of visitors.
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TN THE PLAY-H0USES.
.rrnAcrroxs DURING THE WEEK.
cor,une VIII Hold the Boardc nt the Thea
tire Four nights and ut n Mstinee--The
Great soudan at the Mozart.

Women are getting TO do all sorts of
things quite as well as men. Since the
retirement of Mrs Ober as manageress
nj the Boston Ideal Opera Company
The field Of theatrical management, so far
as women are concerned, has been prac-
tically abandoned to Mrs. Jennie Kim
ball. the mother of Corinne. Unquestion-
ably. the best advertised star In America
to-day is Corinne. Mrs. kimball is in
many respects most remarkable w0-
man. She has reared her pretty daugh-
ter in the atmosphere OF the theatre, in
deed, in the very glare of the fOOtlights,
and yet no princess Of the Hood has been
guarded with more tender care. 4 wo-
man well verSed in the ways of the
world, she has taken care that Corlnne
should be thoroughly educated III the
languages. and should have some knowi-
edge of the fine arts. As manageresS
Mrs kimhall has few equals; shrewd ana
far-Secing. she has made the most OF her
daughters talents, and as reward LOT
il has comfortable fortune, when Is
being added 10 every season.
To those SO fortunate as 10 make her
acouaiutance. Mrs. kinball is an object
of regard hardly less interesting than
Coriune. and. without doubt, the most
successful lady manager IN TINS country,
II not i'm the world. An observing per
SON cannot bc in her presence but lew
moments without learning the secret OF
her success. She possesses TO remark
able degree those twin qualities which
always achieve success intellect and III
domifable energy. Mrs Kimball's BUSH
ness capacity is simply marvellous. She
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drama and both are marvsls q stage

drama and both are marvels OF stage
illusion aud stage architecture. The first
represents the Desert City and claims
attention. for II - the best mock bat
tie seen on a local stage for long. long
time. There is no timidity in those war
riorsl They leap from the wall on to the
stage In quick order without hesitancy or
timorousness. The second set represents
Trafalgar Square. and lasts only few min
utes. But il is wonderfully accurate re-
production, aud the heights Of realism. is
reached by the mob as they howl on seeing
the returning soldiers marching on, pre-
ceded by full brass band and drum corp.
The soldiers are dressed in uniforms pur,,
chased by the British Government. and
which are said TO have actually been worn
in scenes similar to those depicted IN the
play. The company presenting Inc
Soudanr this season is said by the manage
mont TO be very strong and includes some
of the following well-known people: James
Horne will interpret Captain Temple, and
Annie Mayer Temples wife. The others
are Charles Jackson. Horrloe Lewis. Master
Walter Lewis, Alexander Kearney,. Joseph
Callahan, Miss Annie Lockhsrt, Belle Rose
and many others which made separate and
distinct hits" here last season.
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Buriotta la C9chuca.

There will be a beautiful entertain
ment at Corcoran Hall, Twenty-ffth
street near Broad, on Thursday evening.
the Doth instant, at o'clock, for the
benefit of the Masonic Home. under the
auspices of Henrico Union Lodge, No.
$50, Ancient Free and Accepted Ma
sons.
The attractive programme consists Of
a "Bnrletta ia Cachuca.' instrumental
and vocal selections including a solo by
Captain 1'rank Cunningham, Rotations
n drill by the Masonic orphans and Del
sartes aesthetic gymnastics and tab
lp9uN
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The Domestic" Fashion Review (and
Guide TO Home Dressmaking), fall mum
Der. book of 1O4 pages l3xlS inches,
containing 1.400 illustration of garments
for ladies, misses, children, boys and
men-a twenty-five cent book-giyen
away with each twenty-five cent Do
nestle" pattern you buy between this
date and November 1st.
Domestic Sewing Machine Company,
No. 900 Main street.
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Rescne Lodge'a Delegates.

At a regular meeting of Rescue Lodge.
No. 532. Independent Order Of Good
Templars. held on Monday last, the fol-
lowing delegates and aternates were
elected to District Lodge, No. l, TO be
held Friday. October 21st, next, in Pc
tersburg, Va:
Delegates C. C. Benn, b. r.
Eckles; Sisters Rosa Bell, BERTHE Weise,
COrnelia Bell
lternates-Brothers G.. II. Hayden,
r. Whittet, Jr.. c. E. Richardson, f. ID.
Miller. NJ. c. Gordon.
This lodge will move to Gatewood Hall,
31S west Broad street, October oath.
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RronarfN 1rnnAfera

Richmond-W. T. Loving's trustees to
Adam Vonderlehr. G619 feet on north side
Claw street near Twenty first. S202s25.
Younger Loving to Bette Thomas Lewis.
% feet on north eide Leigh street near
Third. Ga, coo.
Thomas +. Stage to Elenora Moesta, 81
feet on west side Reservoir street between
Main and Cary. $500.
Il. G. Thornton to Miss Carrie /. Styll.
1917 feet on north side Cary street near
Madison, $3.50.
Henrico-J John Mahony to Tazewell Dud-
lev. 20 feet on west side Thirty-irst street
near X, $3.50
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Given Away

The Domestic" Fashion Review land
guide to home dressmaking), fall number,
a book of 1O4 pages, 13x1S inches, con-
tanning 1,400 illustrations of garments
for ladies. misses, children, boys and
men-a twenty-five cent book-glven
away with each twenty-five cent DO
nestle" pattern you buy between TINS
date and November LIST.
Domestic Sewing Machine Company,
No. 900 Main street.
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LEMON ELIXIR.
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For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous Head
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For Sleeplessness, Nervousness and Heart
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For Fever. Chlls, Debility and Kidney
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BE Sure and Rsgiste

Be sure to register in the mammoth
book made by Sam. w. Bowman, man
ufacturing stationer Norfolk, Va. This
is The Times official register. 1t is at
and the names of visitors entered thereon
are published daily in this paper.
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afEo What a gareain! $50.

A full 71-3 octave. new upright piano
with all modern improvements. with a
plush stool and embroidered plush scarf,
for only (S15O) one hundred and fifty
dollars-a wonderful Exposition (speciaD
offer. Walter ID. Moses e Co.,
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impressive by exciting episodes and su-
preme climaxes: imagine u sensation OF plot
and murder and bloody death. and imagine
the whole picture framed in elaborate and
artistic surroundings. and you will have
The Soudan."
II is "a good show and il is interesting.
From the timo the curtain first discloses the
peaceful home OF Captain Temple-the
tranquility OF which we feel instinctively
must be interrupted in order TO comply with
the demands Of the regulation melofrsms-
tie action of the play is brisk and vigorous.
and the constantly-chaneing scenes effect
ually preclude mOnotopy. When all other
reasous fail the experienced theatre-goers
will ind an explanation for the. popularity
OF The Soudan" in tho unusual realism OF
At least two Of its many seryiceabie and
elaborate scenic effects. Both OF these
eoenes OCCUR IN tho fourth sot OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
Dedication of tho worlds Fair Buildings

The Chesapeake and Ohio will sell
round-trip tickets to Chicago on October
18th. 18th and both. good to return until
October 26th. at one and a third fare on
account Of the dedication of the World 5
Fair buildings. October DIST.
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Re Sure and Register.

Be sure to register in the mammoth
book made by Sam. w. Bowman, man
ufacturing statiOner Norfolk, Va. This
is The Times official register. 1t is at
main entrance to the Exposition building
and the names Of visitors entered thereon
are pnblished daily in this paper.
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Az the CAPITAL.

1 have just taken the last OF two bottles
Of DR. II. Mczley's Lemon Elixir for ner,,
vous headache Indigestion, with diseased
liver and kidneys. The Elixir cured me.
I found il the greatest medicine | ever used.
J. II. MENNICH, Attorney.
1921 L street. Washington, ID. z.
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Eo sure and Reyi.tor

Be sure to register in the mammoth
book made by Sam w Bowman, man
ufactuFing stationer, Norfolk, Va. This
is The Times official register. 1t is at
and the names of visitors entered thereon
are published daily in this paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

The shortest and quickest route to the
Exposition is via AIain-street electric cars to
the Mein-street car sheds. corner Main and
Vine streets. From here it ID only short
distance to the front entrance OF the Expo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

A full Z 1-3 octave. new upright piano
with all modern improvements, with a
plush stool and embroidered plush scarf,
for only $3.50 one hundred and nifty
dollars--a wonderful Exposition tspecial)
offer. Walter ID. Moses & Co.,
1905 Main street.
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Ernrn a Prominent LADY.

have not been able in two years to walk
or stand without suffering great pain. Since
taking Or. Mozleys Lemon Elixir l can
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II. @. Myer.

All the New York and Richmond daily
and Sunday papers are on sale at 100
east Broad street, corner First.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Indigestion, and Stomach disorders. take
BROWNS IRON BIITERS.
All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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SILVER Plated SV,,re.
II. NJ. Moses CO., 920 Main street.
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Fine Jewelry

Manufacturing Jewellers.
II. NJ. Moses Co., 920 Main street
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Clocks aud Bronz-E.
II. NJ. Moses Co., 920 Main street
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Bridal GIFT,

II. NJ. Moses Co., 800 Main street
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta.
Nvhen she was Child, she cried for Castoric.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castorfo.
when she had Children, she gave them CastoeiA
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TIE sOUDAN.''

The Soudan." c. b. Jefferson. Klaw &
Erlinger's great military drama. with its
wealth OF Oriental scenery. massive reyolv-
Ing pictures. realistic battle scene and
mimic army of two hundred men will begin
tomorrow night weeks engagement at
the Mozart Academy where it was pro-
duced last seas n with such great success.
The Soudan' was both emphatic and dura-
bic, and the sentiment OF the houses last
season WAS only inst appreciation OF the
excellence of the performance. Imagine
Inelodrama of substance conventional in
outline aud conception. but uucommonly
vel pu. together imagine an interesting
story OF love and intrigue made additionally
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NTANTED-TWO ROOMS WITH BOARD
w for three adults in pleasant nelghbor-
hood. Terms must be moderate. Address
SHERMAN care TIMES. oci6-lt'
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II. NJ Moses Co, 92O Main street.
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silyerware

Diamonds.
H. NJ. Moses Co., 920 Main street
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II. NJ. Moses Co, 92O Main street
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J,vERYBODY TO KNOW THAT AT THE
IL corner Eighth aud Main streets there 10
FIRST. GLASS RETAIL, DRUG STORE, Opep
ali night. Best Soda Water. Cooling Drinks
and Cigars 10 iau
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Given Away.

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WANTED 49, OCCUPANTS FOR SECOND
w FLOOR FLA 4. two large and two small
rooms and kitchen on came floor Apply 10
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.THE BOSFON'S BEST CLOTHING
Is the Best that Can be Made.
OUR GRAND SUCCESS

Is by due what called luck 1t not by chance
Nor do we expect to sustain it by chance
Truthful representation honest methods square dealing enter
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greater.
Best in materials best in make, best in fit best in style And yet
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their medium grades sell medium grades for less money
than others sell their poorest qualities for How do? Study
our methods doing business Buying the possible scale
selling the basis Enterprise and beraty instead
OF old fogyism, agnaton and niggardiness
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yNANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF SIX
w YEARS EXPERIENCE a position as
Teacher Teaches usual English branches.
Mathematics, French. Latin and music.
French speciality. Address Miss "A" Flip
M Garolinc eounty Va Oc4-ZW
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GOOD SALARY GUARANTEED TO
VI LADIES WILLING TO DO WRITING
FOR ME AT THEIR HOMES. Address me in
own handwriting with stamped envelope.
proprietor OF the famous Gloria Water for
the Complexion. ocl5-sa,su&wel2t
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yXTANTED-BOARD By G EN- TLEMAN
w and WIFE in private family west OF
Fourth street. None except the Gu ured and
refined need answer this notice References
exchanged. AddrOss, giving number aud
terms. ORLANDO. care TniEs Office, city.
eoTH-f
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Is untiung in every effort to elevate the
standard OF her productions. and watches
the luluuiost details with the most aSSid
UouS care and attention. On the stage
during the performance she is here, there
md everywhere. Nothing escapes her
watcAlul eye, and the slightest dcrelic-
ton of duty on the part of the perform
en-, receives an instant reprimand She
is q general in command. and her large
company is managed with the sternest
and strictest' discipline. OFF the stage
she is a most aifable. bright and accom-
phshel lady, who impresscs and charms
her listeners by her varied and conceded
talent
When it was decided to produce Car
cadia.' the great expense attending such
production was considered. and we
doubt If any man would have undertaken
the task on been willing 10 make 50 large
an investment yet Mrs Kimball. with
her excellent good Judgment of the de-
sircS of the public, resolved to push the
work regardless of cost being fully as
sured that if she gave the people clean
and attractive entertainment ii would
IN return give her efforts positive recOgni-
ton i'm liberal patronage. Arcadia has
been produced, and its grand success is
q justification Of this enterprsing lady's
labor and judgment COrinne has made
a ull lu @IcdNlu, IN WIlch she appears
aS Tom-Tom. the Piper's Son. COrinne
is pretty little girl, and she makes up
dclciously as a boy. Her smile is some
thing as novel as it is charming. and
never fail, To captiyate the house. When
Corinne smiles she does not cape threat
eningly. after the manner of too many
stage beauties" She just closes her
pretty little ewes. as though laughing at
something just 100 funny for anything.
and discloses two rows of the cunningeSt
little teeth Imaginable.
Nlrune appears at the New Richmond
Theatre tomorrow night in Arcadia"
end viii play there four nights, with a
"Wednesday matinee.
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yITANTED-THE PUpLIC TO KNOW
w that all the NEW YORK DAllY AND
SUNDAY PAYERS as well as RICHMOND
PAPERS can DO found at r. q. MYERS. 100
east Broad street. corner First. ocl6-it'
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yyyANrED-OCCUPAN FOR A BRIGHT
w AND DESIRABLE FLOOR; hot and cold
water; centrally located on Grace street.
Terms reasonable. Address Box 81 oc2-u
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STEAfIROATs
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANl.
pnssnnrer accommodations unsurnassed.

Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York Oncludng
meals and BERTH via James river
route. 4. - y w
Rcund-trip tickets, limited TO thirty
DAYS after date OF issue. ........-.. "a %
Storage fare, with subsistence. ...... 10
Steerage fare without subsistence. 10
CABIN fare via Chesapeake and Ohio
railway and Richmond and Peters
burg railroad tickets limited TO four
Round trip tickets, limited 10 fifteen
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond
Transfer Company. 901 east Main street:
Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond and
Petersburg depots. and at the cempany's
office. 1901 east Main street. and wharf.
Rockets
Freight received daily until ) +. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON.
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS by the Chesape Ike and Ohio
railway tvll Newport Newsl M 9:20 A. NJ.
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same DAYS, az o A. NJ, will make connec-
ton at Norfolk with steamers leaving those
days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
s~1nlA Company's Wharf. Rsohnso.
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yVANTED-A GOOD SALESMAN FOR
w this territory Good Jay 70 right
party with satisfactory reference Apply -
CHARLES j. POGUE, General Manager.
Chattanooga, Tom. SO s2-0t
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yxrANTED-vIsITORS TO THE EXP0sI-
w TION AND PERMANENT B0AkDER3
at 500 north Tenth street near Clay. Large
ocq. laci7