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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
IN HONOR OF MISS SMITH.

-
of her guest, Mrs. Bradley Johnson.
MRS DooLEY's LILY TEA.
Mrs james II. Dooley was the hostess at
beautiful lily-tea on Wednesday eve
ning. All the mantels were filled with
lilies and fine ferns, arranged by Harvey.
Lamps were placed in the halls and draw
inc room. Ascension lilies and palms
were banked In the hall. In the dining
room the collation. was served from q table
decorated with wreaths of smilax. running
across. The centre-piece was Sevres
plague. on which was placed mound of
iilies-of-the-vallev. Mrs. Dooley was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. James Peasants.
In lilac brocade; Mrs. James Lyons, in
white; Mrs. Wilson, IN white; Miss May
Handy. Others who assisted were Misses
Incy. Carrie, and Mamie Lay, Berta and
Sallie Wexford. and Sallse Bruce. Among
the ladies present were Mrs. Mckinney,
Mrs. Archer Anderson, Mrs. James Pace,
Mrs. Ben. Nash. Mrs. Connally, Mrs. ]. W.
Reinhart. Mrs: Judge Lewis. {. 7. Lath-
rop. Mrs. Royal, Mrs, Boiling Mrs. Brad
Mrs. Isaac Davenport. Mrs. Edward
Mayo, Mrs. Seldom Bruce, Mrs. Edwin
Hobson. Mrs. Edward ID. Price.
Mrs Levin Joynes, Mrs. Camm. Mrs.
Harry Frazier, Mrs. John Dunlop. Mrs.
CO.. Mrs. Buford. Mrs. Z. H. Boykin.
Mrs. Arthur Seldom. Mrs. Buck. Mrs
Ofway Allen, Mrs. Wexford. Mrs. r. O.
Morton. Misses Norma and Hope Stewart.
Miss Mary Morris Jones, Mrs. J X. Brapch.
Mrs. Harper, Mrs. DIR. Ross Mre. LEROY.
and Mrs. Bena Palmer.
Miss Nellie Boykin received on Tuesday
afternoon from 3 TO Z. AZ . dsonfdnt shs
WAS eowned in white. Miss.Anna Boykin,
Miss Ellen Perrin, and Miss Cooke assisted
in RECEIVING. All the table appointments
were In pink. A cut-glass bowl filed with
mink carnations formed the centre.piece.
Among those calling were Misses Madge
Ould, Nellie MAYO. Mary Page. Mario
Saunders.
THE ruEsDAx oxsNAN.
The week vas greatly brightsned for the
voune ct by the Tuesday german on Tuee-
chsstra vas permitted 70 remain q Pima
fore until half-past 10 o'clock NJ. Ed-
ward Hsnnswineket led che german with
much ease. The chaptrons were MIA I'd
win Hobson and nrs. Archer Anderson.
Amoua those present we're Mn James 4.
WeIsh, Ma Ryan Xennent M James
Pafferoon. Misses Janjo Huthellin Smith.
Colum6is Heyes. Besa1e xeunessoys Lacy
!, 8 ! 8; il s.: /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17

w TAINTED, TO NEGOTIATE
w LOANS in sums 10 suit, go and up
wards-8 per cent. interest on small loans, .
per cent on large. Business endorsements, col.
iaterals, or satisfactory security required. Give
particulars, reference, security, and amouns
wanted. H. n. HENRY, Bapker,
Room "a, Fords Law Building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17

WANTED, RESPONSIBLE PER-
w SONS TO REPRESENT A FINANCIAL
CORPORATION In al cities and towns. Liberal
terms. THE NORTH AMERICAN FINANCE
COMPANY, Minneapolis, MINI. "a 14-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
MISSES MANNING AND BETHEL RECEIVE.

Among the gentlemen present were /:
Messrs. John Boisseau. Stanly Tyler. Dick
Moncure. George Finch. Benjamin Alsop.
Albert Alsop, Lewellan McYeigh. Julien
Henry Watson, Jim Watson. Conway Cor
don, Hal. Halberstadt. Sadie Open
heimer, John Wilburn, Stuart Jones. and
Mr.. Young.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17

WANTED, PARTIES DESIRING
w WIRE-WORK--piain and Ornamental
please call at OIL east Byrd strset. would DO
pleased 10 hear from you. Work al cheap
prices WtNDOW-SCREENS q specially. ]
defy competition. -
Ia l0-Su4ts JOHN POLOSl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
WANTS.

GALESMEN TO SELL BY SAMPLE
~ our NONEY-ORD ;R SYSTEM to retail mer-
chants. 5000 month In IL Tor live statesmen.
Previous experience not necessary. Address,
with 2-cent stamp.
MERCHANTS MONEY ORDER COMPANY,
Ia 11-it Cincinnati. o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
HowTzER ASSOCIATION MEETING
Arrangements for the dwelling OF the
Monument in December.

Arrangements for the UnveiilnS OF the
Monument in December.
A meeting OF the Howitzer Association was
held at the onice of Mr. Frank ID. Hill yesterday
afternoon to make arrangements for the un-
yelling Of the Howitzer monument, which event
Will take place on the 18TH OF Decelnoer' tno
anniversary OF the battle OF Fredericksburg. Mr'
George Smith, the president, presided ana mere
we're present Messrs. George L. Christian, II. 81.
Starke j. Taylor EliysOn, Blythe Moore, Jeter
Kosher, Edward Gray. r. u. mn, "illlah L.
White, L. NJ. Crump, w. n. Mccarthy James A.
Grigg C. j. Bosher, j. NJ. FourQurean, ana Carle-
Ton Mccarthy Mr. G. G.. BOsher ana nr. w. II.
Tatum we're elected secretary ana treasurer
respectively, OF the association osce NC. ~ u
Workman and Mr.. Samuel NJ po"nan' to
signed -,
On motion Of MIR. Blythe Moore, Mr.. Leigh Ro-
binsOn was elected orator for the un'elihg, anu
committee consisting OF Mesers Chflstlah'
Fouraurcan, aud cray were W
The president was authorized 70 appoint
committee of six on invitations 10 ana arrange
ments for the unyeillDg.
Mr.. Jetsr Bosher. from the committee appoint
| ed 10 raise a subscription for guidon Tor the
uoWit2er Battery, reported that the money hau
been collected and the nag purchaseu' anu 'na.
MIR. Frank Mcclure hal beeu selecteo W uhe ~
the presentation speech at suen tiine as ni"' Do
/ designated for the ceremony; -,
ON motion OF Judge Christian the thanks OF
the association were rendered Mr.. IL. =. Mor-
/ than Tor the faithful manner III WHICH DO h"u
| discharged the duties Of secretary. , q.
| On motion Of Captain Beauregard Lorraine ~
| was decided that all Howitzefs VINO mad received
| honorab BILE discharges IRON the present company
/ be elected members OF the association py the
| Executive Committee as their names "eto re-
ported TO that body.
The nowigzer monument will consist OF base
/ course aud die OF stone 0rnamented Win appIo-
pirate designs aud surmounted by ptohze
figure OF a Bowitzer graspng sponse-staI'
i The figure WAS designed by MI. WIllhll l..
Sheppard aud worked up by Bubere, Oh No"
I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
Interesting Masonic Meeting.

The regular monthly communication OF Fra
tcrnal Lodge, No. J3, a. 7. aud A. NJ. took place
Monday night at the e-Worshipful-Mas-
ter L. 4. Morris IN The chair. The fellow-crait de-
gree WAS conferred on one nddate, Senior
Warden j. X. Lamkln officiating as master.
The senior deacon having resigned, Mr.. Sol. l..
BlOomberg was promoted to the office OF senior
deacon, Mr.. Robert q. stuart was promoted to
the ONCE OF junior deacon, and Nr. W. ;. Sublett
was appointed steward.
The lodge by unanimous vote recommended
Right-Worshipiul William Ryan for reappOint-
ment as district deputy grand master.
Worshipfui A. k. Courtney, grand
Junior warden, was received oi1cially and adj
dressed the lodge in graceful and fitting terms.
Right Worshipful w. J.. Jeffries, OF Culpoper,
was received with the hOnOrs due his rank.
The lodge presented Pasl-Aaster L. Z. Brown
with handsome set Of resolutions, elegantly
framed, in recognition Of his services az Worship
ful mas or, and the recipient accepted them In a
felicitous little speech.
The attendance was large, and the meeting
YVES one Of the most interesting OF the season.
The officers Of this lodge always appear In eve
ming dress, aud IL is said there Is not Deter
looking set Of officers in Virginia. The brethren
sat down 10 an elegant supper at 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
ITALIANS WILL CELEBRATE TO-DAY.
The 4OOth Anniversary of Americas Dis
covery by Columbus.

Four hundred years ago to-day America was
discovered BY Christopher toumO9s' ana IN
memory OF the occasion our Italian citizens VIII
have a glorious cele bratiOu IN tins city.
This morning at 10 O'Clock the sons OF sunny
Italy will parade, and they have invited num-
Ter of calOulsts lrOm other sections OF Virginia
To participate IN the procession. The ordor oi
the uarale Will bs as follows: Mounted ponce,
chiel marshal and his aides, societies. and me
colony III general, carriages with distinguished
citizens. 80, -
Orsl first assistant marshal The parade VIII be
formed Mt the new CITY Han, aud the hhe OF
mach VIII be down broad street 10 l&ohJ-
NTH. to Main, u Franklin, 10 Laurel 10 broad
mud down Broad - the Richmond Theatre, where
Mayor Ellyson will review it3 column.
Mr. 7. GOnnclla Il president OF the celebration (;
Mr. Z. BGccigalupO, treasurer, ana Mr. Johh
KOcchiCciO1, secretary.
Al night the Italians will have display OF Are
works in front OF the old City Han, ana thence
they VIII march with torches to sanger Han,
where a banquet will take place at . O'Clock.
a number Of distinguished citizens have been
invited to the feast aud speeches will be nude
by Mayor EllysOn, Hon. }. I. ickersOn, ana MT.
=. GOnuella, president OF the lihilah behehcial
Society, under whose auspices lho co4cDiat'ol
Will bc conducted.
Tho Governor has issued a proclamation
mixing COlumbus-DAy, october 2Irt, pGhlc
holiday. and the occasion Will be appropriately
observed in the public schools, rot only OIL this
city, but throughout tho state. The following Is
the programme for the exercises ia the kich-
mOnd schools: !. D1XOlogy or Ola
Ilundrcd ., Reading PruClHmationS. j. Song
America 4. Lords Prayer-rectsd in concert,
chauted or sung. >. DoClamauOn-Our Coun-
try. Coda, y. ,. Is. sOng-COumbus-D ay-cln
cial programme, verses .. Z. Addross-oncial
programme, supplement- or some appropriate
/ su tsfitute s. COiumbus-AcrOstiC-Sc Jour
mai, page l94, Tor small children. .. song
/ Koi, White and Blue, or Han Columbia. 10.
I Recitation or Reading-Onical ode. II. song
Star-Spanged Banner, or one OF .. IL Dis
miss. -
PRINCIPALS may add to this programme at their
! pleasure -. ...,, Ia .,,..,,
In some OF the schools there may be sh5h'
! changes rom the above.
/ Rabbi Casch will preach next Saturday on
/ the discovery Of America by Columbus and the
/ relation which that event bore TO the jews.
ON sunday he will also conduct ColumDlau
! service in the synagogue, ana inc chhuIoh WIZ
| a.t. r.lr In the Ar,,IaAA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ocrosEa II, 1892.
sun rises ........ GIL HIGH TIDE.
sun sets $3.50 Morning ......... 900
Noon rises."......1l:l4 Eyening.......... 9:5l
PORT OF RICHMOND OCTOBER IL. 1892.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariol. Dovo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers; Il. B. ratum, yi;e-prosident.
Schooner Sophia Godfrey, McCarty. New York,
salt. samuel REGISTER q Co.
Schooner Bessie c. Buch, McKeagin, Philadel-
phia, coal, f.. r. Murphy 4 Son.
SAILED
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New York,
merchandise and passengers George W. Allen
d Co., agents.
Schooner Robert II. Parker, Smith. New Haven,
pig iron, j. W. Gordon, agent; vessel, Curtis 81
Parker.
PORT DAVENPORT NEWS, OCTOBER J 1, 1892.
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Port Jackson. Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamship Daniel, Bremen.
Steamship Thomas Turnbull, Baltimore.
Steamship East Gate, Progress.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCTOBER IL, 1879.
tBytolegrapn.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny, Parker, Providence ria
Norfolk. passengers ana general cargo
Steamship Charlotte, GeOghan, Baltimore, pas-
seugera ana general cargo.
Steamship Aglyern, Hide, 20 load cotton for
Liverpool
steamer Elm City, Walkerton, passengers and
general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Allegheny, Providence ria Newport
News and Norfolk, passengers and general
cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, passenger
and general cargo
Steamer Elm City, Marshall, Walkerton, pas
sengers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
RICHMOND TosAcCo MARKET.

Reported Tor the Dlspatcn.l
OCTOBER Il.-No auction offerings on Change
to-day.
Private sales: Smokers, 3; wrappers, 4;
darks, 3: western Tugs, 20-total, 30 hogsheads
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes
s5.IsO.43: tobacco, 81, 175.4G-totsl,sS %, 350.90
Registered on Change: w. z. Mitchell, OK
ford, " c.; Herbert Arlington, Petersburg; j.
u. Vaughan, Petersburg; George Scott New
York: w. e.. Dunnington, Farmvile; Q. A
Lewis, Henderson, n. e., and George harwood
South Boston.
Quite number OF North and South Carollne
planters were on the market to-day.
All low grades OF western Tugs we're much II
demand, and some good sales we're made, though
not all reported.
The sales OF bright loose tobacco were yerI
satisfactory at both Planters and shelournei
warehouses. The quality was better than yes
terday, prices reaching as high as s42.bO a.
sheIburne's and 946 at Planters for wrappers
while many sold up in the thirties. Prices goot
all roun1.
warehouses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY 6 PER
BONDS FOR SALE.

BIDS FOR CHRsTERFIELp COUNTY BON Ds
will be received oy NE until oCFO5Ek 20, levT.
rha whole issue ia for $4,000. Tbs bonds are
for $3.50 each. bear date July 1, 1892, and bear
d per cent Interest from date. payable ON the
fst day OF July OF each year. Interest coupons
receivable for ell taxes due the county except
school leyles. Bonds payable thirty years after
date, hut suDjesa 70 call after ave years While
law provides for payment OF coupons at ueasa.
rer's once. I viii arrange ID pay the same ~
Mechanic-' and Merchants Bank. Manchester;
state BANK, Richmond. and National Bank, Pe-
tersburg.
See Acfs is0l-'02, page $50, nor form OF cono
| Address J. r. GILLIAN, Treasurer,
oc 6.eod7s chesisgne,d ConsthcneA u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
You want good clothes.

You want good clothes.
You want to get them as cheap as possible.
Our els grade-sUITS and ovERCOATs-
will serve you on both these scores-Never
mind what anybody else says-Because they
can't is no proof WE cau't-You must remem-
Der WE do the making as well as the selling
and one profit pays US-True, we have oeen
lavish with time and money in making this
grade the great-good-one 1t is-It is more
ike what othors ask eco for-what "tailors to
order rate at s25-than the els values you see
everywhere else.
1t may take the trying Of SUIT or an OVER
COAT to convince you-And what II
does IF IL isn't satisfactory-from beginning
to end-we give the money back--Bat we look
too carefully after every point for you 70 be dis
appointed.
Any style that's fashIonabie-that's oil OF
them.
Isn't there something among the many
things you want?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
No. ch,reed with a Nuisance.

Mr.. Il. II. Samuels, tho henrico constable who
was before Squire Vincent on Saturday last, de-
mics with ind gnation and emphasis that he was
charged with a nuisance, as has been reported.
He says the warrant was sworn cut against him
by a man who charged that ne hal abused and
threatened him, and that he Csamuels) will DO
prepared when tho case cOmes mp for hearing
10 show that be has not done anything that Is
wrong in any sense. The matter was taken mp
yesterday, but further postponed. There was
some talk OF n compromise, but the constable
seems 20 prefer iYial, believing that he will be
-vtrn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
The Rlchmonds We're Beaten.

The DISPATCH received the following special
last night from its Petersburg correspondent:
RichmOnds picked nine was defeated In
well-Olayed game at the baseball PARK this
afternoon. The score was TO 2 Batteries
Darby and Forter; Quarles and Keefer. Struck
out-Quarles Is; Darby, 2; Kahn, 2. Base
hits-Vlrginias. 2; Petersburgs. z. Wild
pitches-Darby, 2. Hit by pitcher-Darby, !.
Stolen bases-Petersburgs, s Virginias, l. Um-
pire-J. H. HarylIl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
WESTMINSTER CHURCH.
Dissolved by East Hanover Presbytery.
But 10 BE Heorganized.

For some time past there has been dissension
in the session Of Westminster Presbyterian
church, Of this city. Yesterday East Hanover
Presbytcry AZ an adjourned meeting settled the
trouble by dissOyng Westminster church az an
independent organization and attaching IL to
the FIRST church as u mission. The session OF
the First church will act for Westminster for tho
present and place pastor there, and In the
near future q reorganization will be effected.
This solution is satisfactory ~ all parties con-
cerned. $780,
The presbytery changed tho name OF VIII
liamsburg aui NOrk-kiyer church 10 York River
church, and after trGnsacling some routine
business adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
Premiums on shrubbery, Evergreen', ana
grutf.

nartment o-Cr.har and Nursery-erown ITO
ducts-as follows. Whore only nrst ptemlu u.l,
was awarded the name Is giyon without the worl
nrstn: Collection and display " W erst
nremintn j. ID. Hooper, city, second premium.
tollccfion OF eolored foliage plants, Milton q
NueSlos, city second 0oees9n .. n S,lt 1s'S
EnS it, second. Floral design (fowersi-
table Soaqast, hand bouquet, basket o. flowers ,a,
for tsble' tat bounuet, vase Of cut noTers col
lec,ion oi dahlias 0iamedl, !. y. Hooper y,
ci,y. Collection Of greatess ,,,s sscond'
Specimen plant Of Aioysis Citronsioes y. W.
Smith. city. Plant o. Gala. Thomas christ.sn'
eily. Display Of nursery-grown ,ry,' ,ss s,r,.s
i. Hood Co.. Richmond, nis. o. o., , ~ srowr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
Arrnafed I'm PetersburR.

Tho following was received by the DISPATCH
last night from its Petersburg correspondent:
Richard Calvin was arrested here at late
hour last night on suspicion OF being implicated
I'm the recent robbery committed on the Exposi-
ton Grounds IN Richmond. He is in jail awaiting
action OF the Richmond authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
want. the Number of Names.

Mr.. JeffersDn w. levy, chairman oil the VIZ
ginia League Of Democratic Clubs, Win hesd'
quarters az Charlottesyilie, has written 10 Colo
mel Cary, president OF the Cleyeland-stevenson
Campaign Club, asking the Colonel 10 send him
the number OF names on the club rolls, 90 thhl
he may send them certificates. MIR. Levy ADDS .
line ASKING that all Of tho clubs In Richmond
send him this information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

l. .l4l racing ~ the Exposition
.tr lA'gr-t amount ia purses
.. .at to horses 90 participate IA
i.e tr- known o. tue turlmen Of tho
800 Ietn 10 - o'clock sharp, aud
I tr tle programme:
$3.50 cIaa--purse $500 best
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
NOT TIE srATE's DELAY.

Tho State Offices and banks and brokers here
are constantly receiving letters asking why the
funding has not commenced. The delay has not
been the fault OF the State. When the act was
passed February 20th last providing for tho
settlement IL WAS understood that the DonGS
were hacked up in London ready TO be loaded on
trucks for shipment to this country. The Drst
bond did not reach this city, however, until tho
LIST Of June. subsequently II was dlscOYered ny
the foreign b0ndhOlders tnat If the interest was
paid IN London the bonds would be subject 20
iaxqton under the revenue laws OF England,
ana some time was consumed in arranging 70
obyiate the provision Of the act making The III
terest 80 PAYABLE and which was put into SAID
act upon the demand Of the bOndholders tnom-
selves.
Finally, after the bonds had been verified by
the state officers ard turned over 10 the rant
ers' BnDk, the agent here OF the Central trust
Company, hr. ". l. Royal obtained IN me
CLancery Court an irjunctlOn restraining the
bank from turning bach the bonds IN bulk to the
state authOrltlCs-a step which WAS necessary 10
the issuance OF the new bonds. Mt hoyal
claim is Tor S25O.OOO, and while his suit ID
against the foreign bondholders, unth his III
junction is disposed Of the State authorities can
do nothing.
NAY GIVE INDEMNITY BOND.
II ia understood, however, that a corre-
sp0ndenceIH In progress which Will probably re-
suit In the b0udholders giving an lndemullylne
bond, so that funding can proceed penang M
RogaiTs suit. Tho state il ready ana willing
and anxious 90 proceed with the iGndlug ana
bur Tor the delays mentioned tho Work Of ISSUING
the new bonds would have been completed some
time ago.
As he matter now stands Treasurer Narman
hoids the key 10 the STATE vault containing me
GATES in which the bonds are deposited; MI.
Mann =. Quafles holds The kegs to the sales' ana
Mr. Ryland r. ready 10 start funding u5 soon rs
the court gives tho "Open sesame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
EXPERIENCED LADY

w rEACuER-Latin, English, Mathematics.
One boy four girls, 90 II YEAR. one net fas-
tidIous. who would 90 Wiling occasionally 60
assist in hOus Ia dutics n necessary Plea
SAM home wI,n good. unassnrning farmers
family. Roanoke county, 'wD mites from salem,
four miles from Roanoke. Address. with refer.
encc, terms, etc, L. z. s. Box b, Newport News.
Va. o. lt-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
WANTED, A POSITION As BOOK

w KEEPER by n man thoroughly cOu Pc
tent No. 1 re'e rencea given. Can give bond.
Address 4. G., care # plsrArCn once.
o. Leg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

IN. -. -.-oDl place in the heat When the
f... ..I under the wire they were strung
.... couple 81 lengths apart IN 4 he fol-
.... .-..r. 81 -s NclsHu, Willis, Fear Not, and
.t r... time, 2:32ia.
.r... lsg' Was also won by Miss Nelson,
,.-..y t..... le- the race. She made a beau
U ''r usuE round, ana when she
.... t... .1..- sue other horses were coming
. II.r .- rapidly n they could move.
n- .-ru Hl- yoctrrously Chccrct. and
-.... pesos WAS placed upon her graceful
l..... Mrs. &c. e. Brooks, of Falmouth, Va. In
de-. u.- .. fl.s heat Miss Nelson sped past
....r. ....s and the other nRgs couli not got
Dep lutl the race had closed. At
. ..-. t.. -ffa, one, TWO, thrCc order could be-
..... OBJ. 'ayuri.e being ahead Of Willis by
DID,. t .r.r lengths. Tire latter animal WAS
....- N.f los "a similar distance, and BO-
.-.I. "a- rut very tar behind the bay geld
l.eI Was trottci in 2:"'.
JOB STALLION RACE.
10 ...fl v..e was iu tho stallion class and
go. ...- started ~icu't, Tom Ewing. Money
..... ..I Il-r" llls. lhN lufs" OF sou
t.... 90 a, follows. First horse, 600; Sc
.-.... ..ri. So; fourth, 20. The uags
r rI.eA ana hcr trottlng was en-
....I ...'. oI'hur-.s 81 applause. toLside-
..... .... ss- experienced IA beginning tho
t..... ..' Iu tl. uIts't SIcnct sped by the
...- ...-.4r-s and wls nrst o. pass under
... ID. Ul- closely followed by Three
r.... I.u IB.u: Just behind him and
'... ...rf.r lrae!uE up the rear. Sisuct
.... -. ...ui. lr.so and feu o. third place,
....-.. ...Il y Three Tips ami Tom living,
..- was tn. heat ended. Time. 2:33l..
H.lt.r dropped uIt IA the second heat
r.. ..- Zero given tho word ego WITH
... t.-I .... Tom Ewing IN the mid
-....tfl possession n tne outer track.
.... f. 81 .lc bent Three Tips main
t... .. t.-.r.. loo tln l"st. just before
..... f.. r. .r.t $40 tr.t round Tom Ewing
trf.r aiming GROUND, .ut he secured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

Educational instilnlions IN Klchmond, lnrIadIus
the public High school
The Worlds-Fair Commission baye adoptei
the REMINGTON and now have 100 IA services.
There are REMINGTOSS 10 use In Richmond
that have been doing constant work Tor ave. sixs
seven. aud eight years.
the pest WORK by the simples, means, In the
shortes, time Is accom- plishod by tho kEAlSu.
Ton STANDARD TYPEWRITER.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

The contract for the work OF Improvement Of
james river under tho recent Appropriation OF
Congress has been awarded 70 Captain John A.
Curtis OF this city. The Appropriation amounts
20 100000. Captain Curtis will commence
WORK IA soon as no can make the necessary ar.
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