Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
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EXPOSITION NO1ES

The Exposition people have arranged TO
keep the st. Belmos here this week. The
trapeze performance given by Mr.. Belmo
| and his wife have attracted n great deal
| OF attention. and In one OF the most I'm
fshsd acts OF the Kind ever eeen Ia kich-
! mond.
! Womowelrs menagerie Of trained wild
animals continues TO attract large crowds.
! IL 10 one OF tho best out-of-door features
on the grounds
The poultry ard pigeon show closed yes
terday. but the result OF the judging has
| not yet been made M.
THE DIsrtTCII BOOTH.
The Dispatch booth, which is located at
| the left-hand side Of the main entrance
| to the Exposition building, IN sort OF
| mountaineering place for nenriy everybody
who goes TO the big show. II Is centrally
| located and therefore = convenient point
! for friends TO Join each other Besides
| this, there is always sopething OF I'm
| tercst there. Tho guessing Mt tho type
| I'm the Jar, IN which contest there are
| offered several handsome prizes: the
printing OF cards and badges az souve-
Mrs Of the Exposition. and the bulletining
Of the latest news from all parts OF the
world, DO not fail 10 attract the attention
Of passers-by The badge printing scheme
was quite n popular one yesterday, and
several thousand Of these souvenirs were
struck of and distributed among the visi-
tors 10 the Fair.
The production OF Tho Last Days Of
Pompen" was witnessed by about go
persons last night. Tbs fireworks seenjAd
little damp. but upon the whole. the
grand spectacle WAS well given and
greatly enjoyed. New features will be
introduced this week.
Waller Scott. oo5 East Main Street,
Immediately over tina main entrance IN
the main gallery Is 10 be seen that lovely
exhibit OF Waller Scott furniture dealer
which embraces one OF the loveiest de-
signs Of chamber suit that have ever
been placed on public exhibition. Then
comes the Office, which contains all tho
latest styles in roll-top and standing
desks and other Office furniture.
Next in the exhibit IS the hall. In which
are 10 bs seen elegant hairacks, hall
trees. setteeA and a number OF other
pieces that arc suitable for hall purposes.
The latest improved foldinG-bed Is
lovely piece OF furniture. and this. with
n beautiful combination washstand and
dresser. is q superb adOrnInent 10
chamber.
a magnificent dining-roosn suit. which
IL made or mahogany. attracts universal
attention IT consists Of fourteen pieces,
AIs ShtopNk.fu Is n Dtduly tH1 CHINA
press Is one Of the lovsliest things to be
seen at tho Exposition. The design Is n
new ono. and differs materially from
others 1t contains glass shelves aid u
French bevcl mirror in the back.
A handsome library set of leather IL
shown. II IS upholstered in the most ex
pensive manner.
Ash chamber suit There IL lovely
ash chamber Gat. which is exceedingly
SNOWY and attractive, as well as sur
prislngly cheap. as $500 is all that Is
asked for II.
The next attraction IL one Of tho hand
soonest chamber SC : that has ever been
placed on exhibition at one Of the State
fains. X consists Of a bedstead. dresser.
washstard, and chifonniere, which are
richly carved in Grifins. and four chairs,
all OF which are made OF San Domingo ma
hosany. This Is the rarcst and most ex-
psnsive mahogany used in furniture. This
suit is said 70 be worth 1000.
Inst In the exhibit Is the parl0r, which
shows an elegant empress suit and a
small inl.jd suit most beautifully up
holstered. This. with the handsome cabi-
meta music-stands. pedestals. and gold
goods. Is one of the prettiest exhibits IN
this line ever seen in this section. and
is the comment of thousands who daily |
see II.