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DAILY DISPATCH.
VOI>- TV!!I*_KiCHMONDs VA.. FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER a' l*S8(>. NO. 184.
THB DISPATCH.
HV 1 HE DISPATCH COMPANY.
I ASB-IBVAB1ABIV lt AI'VS*? B.
The DAILY DISI'aTITI I* rtcllvrrrd lo ?iil**rrt.
*JTu TirVTBBB e ?BTS I*") neck, i-srsbleio tba
***^. V JcJ-kiv Malted si ?? per sinn.m : BS r<vr
?"?..*.?ki** for ihrrr momba; -Ot*, for one
*%TVBs_W1 EKLV DISPATCH at BS per an*
B v'^.'roe'Hs.ti^s.".'.^
.!
HIM I.IMIDN.
i *1 IN TIMK.
? vRD"/'?. Al.s.'l*. V- *>*Y .? ? <>..
1005 bact Maa stbbkt,
>.H hV|lBEA\, RM TrMPLE A 00*,
4S.9 BAST P.ROAD *.TBI"BT,
sir J isl In riecR-tof
iKI\i(M.,.i. "_.s(.RiMiNf e*r durran
m all i-hades '*f sTrBBl* nitdluin, snd *lsrk. liulu
din* Msc*'-- rinslt b la co?t from |7 lo ?*_?*>",
CLOAK*, *A'V-"K- **"* ? 'L-TIR ( LOTUS,
iMglM I" <*"M r,a>n' '-?"c ,0 ** r*cT yard:
TIMM- goad*. 1-stusr*it Isle In thc* icaa*m. are-Hinch
VI..- n?u'a.
Wt iel have un hs a l a hind cine Conslmmenl of
_.EAL-K1\ f*Ai *)1 I*
i?.?t im.-t ba st^'at. Rsrcvtiiic* mtv !?<? found in
Ita*-*** wrspiilnc*.
- i?.lar tssti* es. ar*- now nfftilnft for tin
I. VDI) * :
M Pm -Toe I OF Vl-T* AND DR A XV I BS
in na tin ? and stool. co.t1i,|t bOc. lo |.'..
Eur e.) NT I E XII N sn liv now ia st oe ?*. :
.** eiTC ll Vt'.Ol.. AI-IRAI.l AN Wt)**!., e \*II
Viii:). M 'ARLET. and MEDICATED I"N
dh:\\ i vk. ? i-'inK Sue.last;
e ..tnp'c.cllnc,*.. ?AsT*').'. KID. DOO-KIN. BBB
I IN, snd ElK-Tiil" CLOVIS. :.t very low..!
tali..
In cINTLFMEVS CL'.IH*. c \**slMERr.S
DOESKIN-. W(*R*T I D*. ( REl'ES, WI have
s complete ind uni.fit ? rt.1,) Cit lon.
To thc* K-r-od. wc call epic-ul aili-ml MB
We t. ni'' i?t .n Moak ;h- lataaM ilacft of
..1 N 11.1 VD N- AND 1.ADIK** NEC KW EAR
FOB IPd H'S) I'i I ll R I - :
..in .i g the latter we sihtI'v Lauftue*!' c. Iimlu-o,
i in*. s,.,?i(,. Mal, sud Point d'Elanou
Euhurs. of this ilepsrlme-nt we make a-|>t chilly,
.-..g many detdicti* contlnrd to our liouser*.. .
I.Al.Os fl.MN and ) vf.-.iN ilDERED IIAMI
KEReHDF*. sll.K ll V SDKEK! THEES,
i ('I:*! I*, -e vite*; ai ". PKBEUMBBT and
seiAf*
VI ILL) R's i i D<?N IN, for chipped kkta.Bl 'Abc.
|*0(J?Q1'RIBAB, PRICE, TEMPLE A C<'.,
e BBDOBG, Al BOP. MosBV A co.
_tno2P-eoJj_
'M)ii KASl HIIOAD!
808 EAST BBOAD !
A. Ill TZLKR 8 sc,NS.
la stock aad laeatrlsir froto Bril tai ls a foll and
I line or
DRF.s*. (HiOD's,.
InnudliiB MOMIE ilei'llis. PLAIDS. SATIN-*.
MvTEI.a."?E. IHt i VD)* FLANNEL MIT
1N<.*, VM.VKTS. n,?| MOURNING PA I) HI CM.
Also. ai. tiiiUsti.illv luigi st,?T. . I" VV III I E. (ieioDS
and -TAP 1. E s , .neb rt- HO NOES. Cl.CV Ks.
Ml AW Ls, BLANK KT-e, and ENDER EL an
NEL?.
l.aehr." vu Kunu, I adit-h'and Gentlemen1!
", NI iLR XV EAR.tu 1 llDSli R *i .
Nol lons slid i,ovules tn TRIM MI Ne; s,
I i'x.Int.s. sn. INSERTING**! i ipectaltv.
Ev ?AMEN l ERIE. TRIM vhs,;*, BUTTONS,
cl * I.OAK-OKSAMKN'ISlti-.mil variety.
oe -_4
SKtXVINO-lllltK \l>.
?PHI PEOPLE APPRECIATE MEI..T.<
ra
EAGLE AND PUENIX
?HJll.L BB WIM O-T H ll/AD
i ..i i NB! -. <? x.
?SMOOTHES I, 8TBUKGE8T, BBBT.
BOLD BY ALL JuRBERS.
1878. 1879.
VII "DICTION DiilBLED. | AGAIN DOUBLED
_Ila 16-eodl2rol
(RarBKBT.UI.SHSWAKI-.ar.
/1'tASD OPKMM. DAY
08 s*.
CHRISTMAS GOODS
AMU
WEDDING PRESENTS
AT
E. II. TAYLOR**,
1011 bast Main mh-.it,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER !_0, 1880.
Allsrt- Invited. no 26
/I I ll S O N
la. OPENING THIS WEBB ALL TUE FOREIGN
NOVELTIES..
IL L UBI V E CLASS.
h-x 11.1 a liszt look wlih indi -ccni hues.
OPTICAL GLASS
n. TA-t.h,i.niii.Ki>. Ac BrmCBM ihe appearance
? ortviuy ti hd stlth wat r.
BACCARAT GI.AS* (titco.ii'e*) aud crvs-all. Alr-o,
(ULVA ANDC.I.Ass pin ls n-R RRIDAL
ne. 14 PKF.-st- NTs.
-""*?? ? - -.? - ? ?-?
B
ll ot els._
UCKlMiHAM HOTEL,
Kn in av BBI i- and EirriKTB muk i.r
(oppo.He I aliedral),
N t.v. VOKK.
JOSLIN A FILLER. Pkopriktobs.
Dt-ilfbtfull) -Ituatt-d li His very centre of thc most
f sstii' m. bli* rt~.lt', p. sa, 'Tiirchi-is. .chiKils, 4c ; near
ibi- e.rand (Vutia! rsfroad depot, within Hirer tutu
uie* wslk of iht* Eic tr. te a road ami Madison-avenue
?far*.
Pslr?.*,l?e(l i,w Hie best fainllit. of Europe and
Amerirs.
* o??i?, ,M. ,,? .*.,? KUBOPI \n PLAN.
Ri *i vii:-* vi I kBLBPAfMEO. CHARGES
REAseiNAHLE._ex-8 cod Sui
?*2*HE UYUK1A UOIEL,
OLD PCt.NT COMPORT, VA.
S1TCATBB 0KB HlMiKt.p YAHU8 f?OM EOBt
?aaraoa
OPrN ALL THE I EAR.
lei'ial tosii) boit-l lu the lintel KUlcs sa a Sum
ttt-r Ra-jiiri or c'd-w. iihcr sauitsalum. for i lr
**u'*r -tarss-riMus tiytrleu'.c advsiusjrt-s, terms, Ac
taorimhy mai ot ttU-irvpb
an so ls H. PHOEBES. Prourtetor.
_8MH?8ifa. BTATIO.**/ K M1_i*j_*_5_^ol_
I^LKUANT O-UOt)-* Kilt CHRIHTMAS
4 Gill's.-We art- n >w ree* irina s Isrse irlw
Hon of elaaitv UiHigH. in ?It-paut blsc'lnifs; prrliy
'lc I CRE*?, FOR 1 Aid E SARniNC.-Dt-.hS,
PuR'lFuLlo-. CARD e AsEs. poe KKT-llo .Ks
and W ALI.) ..*-. LADIES* W'(.RK-HoX>-M. Hil K
'iAM*de,N ReiARDs. e uk* Ki Rs. e TIE-f-M IN.
Domino-, flloTocicAPH sud Al'loTiRAPH
ALIUMS. 1 IIKIsTMAH ( ARDSlo riieiliisvsrte
o;c HtLDRkN*>Be'OKf ni immrin* ?? -lice loo;
c.o.eitirs lu INKSTAND!*. G4tLI) PKN< H.s.
PENH, aad (Aff-J.. FASHIONABLE WI ATloN
r-Rx/ s Mudall). Th*- m.. t mm* Dr sud flit- mot
?*?u Hui ?t?i*-B of BIBLES. PRaVER-KOoK*!, sud
? fl Mr* AL-, we barr ever (Bi rel. JiuIkiiicuI aud
ias*e?>i-r.iM?d itt (H.Isa order*,
?ss 4 WOOt'lUjlit. A I'ABHAM.
_~ l.ltlll A VI TA I MIMI M..
IIOLIHAY <.i.(i|)s.
HOLIDAY GO >DS.
I. ll. SPENCE. A SON.
BO.-t Maib mr rt kt.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
OVERCOAT"*. OVrttCOAT.*,
OVERT OAT*. OVERCtATS,
eiVERCOATS.s OVERCOATS,
OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS.
dress spits,
DRIBS SUITS,
Miff SUITS,
DRESS SPITS.
MJHMB8B SPITS-TEN DOLLAR*.
RIMNls*. sui* TEN* DOLLARS,
ltl"MNE*S StTTs-TEN DOLLARS.'
RlslNIs* -I ns-TEN DOLLARS.
E. lt. SPENI ? A SON,
E. ll. SPENCE ft SON,
E. R. IPI N< | ft SON,
E. lt. SI*ENC E A SON.
fi MRROKE WHITE DR'S* BHIBTB,
PEMBROKE Will IE DRESS SHIRTS,
PI MRROKE WHITE DKE-S SHIRTS,
PEVIHROKK WHITE DB EBB MURTS.
KIDCI.OVF*.
Hil K e.I.e.VI-S.
CT.OT ll CLOVES,
lUfaVTOF GLOTI *-.
SEALSKIN CLOVIS,
DRIVINC- AND WALKING GLOVES.
E. H. SPENT K ft SON,
E. H. SPENCE ft SON,
E. R. BPKBCB ft SON.
E. li. BPBKCI A son.
MEDICATED MURTS AM) DRAWERS,
MEDIC ATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Millie ATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
MEDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAW ER*.
SUSPENDERS.
SI "SPENDHts,
SUSPENDERS.
Bl SPENDERS.
MERINO undershirts ONE DOLLAR,
Ml RINOUNDERMURTS ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO U.NDERMHRTS UBI DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDI RsHIRTS ONE DOLLAR.
FAN! V HALE n* )*:?".
BROWN HALE-HosE.
WHITE HaLF-Hose,
MERINO HAI.FIIOSF,
sc ABLIT H.YLF-liosc.
PAM V silk BECBWBAB*
FANCY sll.K vec KVVEAR,
FAN! Y sll.K NEC KW EAR,
FANCY SILK NKiKWEAR.
E. B BPBBCBA sos,
E. ll. SPENT Eft SON,
E. lt. SPENCE.* SON,
E. li. Sf ENC EA SON.
FANCY SILK RANDKEBCHII I -
FAN! Y sll.K HANDKERCHIEFS,
FANCY silk HANDKERCHIEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
GLOVES. COLLARS.
NE( KW EAR. suspenders,
UMBRELLAS,
WALKING-CANES.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
HO*IERV. UNDERSHIRTS,
.MERINO MURTS,
SCARLET WOVE SHIRTS.
MEDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
OVERe OATS.
DRESS-COATS, BVS1BBBS-COATS.
CHILDRENS AND ROYS' CLOTHING,
CHILDREN'S AND ROY*' OVERCOATS
r. Et, Sf I.NC I" A SON,
de 3 903 Main sired.
1
p-INE TAILORING
AT
MODERATE PB IC ES,
I have now in stock
A VERY COMPLETE IBSOBTMEMT op
I ILL co..!)*.
which l purpose io maka up in Hi**
HIsT" STYLI OE CUT. TRIMMINGS, AND
WORKMANSHIP,
at a Mil'!! uniform profit.
NO FANCY PRICES.
Sati.-lnc'ion ?.uarantei-l.
JoHN LATOUCHE,
ue l-ooel No. 4 Tc-nih street,
_ FAHCT ?.OOD**"i, A<".
BAYE MONEY HY GOING TO
605 ERO AD STREET,
AND RUY1NG YOUR FANCY AND liol si".
KEEPING GOODS e?E
STEVEN.**.
We sre dally openlntr ban-tela* I ought during: thc
psst two weeks, and now offer 200 PANNELS
FRAMEDor UNFRAMED, from 6c. up; some
Li unties st 26, 60, and 87c.
EASELS and EASEL-FRAMES for card pict mes
GAB1BBT FUTURES, PROMENADE PIC?
TURE'S of all grade, am! styles;
DalaaB designs la SILVER and ENGRAVED
CRYSTAL VASES;
CARD-STANDS, plalu or engraved, lu great va?
riety ;
(A sit IRS from thc durable .Vb* .ttie Brit auia oi
8-lxtlle wlrs lo the elegantly-chased and en?
graved 6-bottle ("astors of the choicest patlerus
mw 8aa1fBSla PICKLE CASTORS;
CAKE-STANDS, SYEUP-CUPS.SUGAR-DISIIES
BERRY-STANDS, HUTTER-DIsHE-, and a)
windsor table .silver;
A large aJsorlnieiit of TIN SETS, all the choice pat?
terns, willi wall protector, or covered jurs?ll
patrerus Ins CTBUBAf fi'LL-size set;
Also, the COMMON STRAIGHT JAR SETS all
very low price;
Handotiine COAL-VASES and cheap HODS of al
size* al bottom price.;
Choice decoration* In CHAMBER SET*, hand
lome BAND SETS, and PREN I ED SET*, a
prices thal def)- competition.
The greatest csrc has i?*cn taiten during ihe pre
sent purchase as to the ?fi.tldy sud diiiaUIHty oj
?ggt , snel Hie itrlctt-st atteutlon paid to the kuow.
wants and t_v?le? of our pa'r.ns, and wc* fi*.'1 con!
deni tl.si our cujiomirs will have Hie udvaiiliigco
the greate-it variety and low, st prices at
1,0 30 STEVENV.
<)
LD KENTUCKY WHISKEY,
FOUR YEARS OLD,
82.60 Bbb gallon.
MOUNTAIN WHISKEYS OF ALL AGES.
DUFF GORDON MlERRIES?our owu Import*
tallon;
FINEST VIRGINIA. CALIFORNIA, and MIS
SOURI clarets;
FRENCH IHlANDIES-ttiiest Imported;
FOREIGN sud AMERICAN CHAMPAGNES;
KIMMEL, UHARTnEUSC, ANNLM.ITK (OR
DIALS;
OLDFAbHlONED e ..'HERBY BOUNCE;
? EI.ERRATED BELMONT LITHE*, snd CHLO
BINE STRONT1A WATERS;
APOLLINARIS. HATHORN, aud oilier MINE
KAL WATERS. For tale low hy
,.ojKMj!w_CHRISTIAN ft WHITE
DOOK AND JOB WOftK NEATLY El
" C :U rSsO AT TUB D18FATVUJPKISTIU.Q
aou!_!ir
Jichmoiul ?psptdt.
FKIDAY.DKUEMHER 1
IMO.
-BB*THE CIRCULATION OP THB HlflPATCH
ll LARGER THAN Till. COMBINED CXBCD*
LATION OF ALL THKoTHBR DA1LV NKWB
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
f Entered at the Pitt OBai at Richmond, Va., as
s*-?ond-<Ta*g matu_r.l
WEATHER REPORT.
iNT.itnioNs inn T.i-Dat.-For Hip Jliilellfi
Atlantic .Mate*, hgher baromelcr and clear
?I pail ly cloudy weather.
The weather VEsTr.itiuv was clear and
I'ic i*;ilit.
TUERBOMETKR Yf.STKRiUT I IJ A. M. M*
9 A. .M., 41 ; roon, f,0; I J', m.. ;,.*" ; | p.
M. ,"t0; niHlni'.'hf. .'iii.
Alt an (cm pera! ti re, *.(;_.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Si PBBMB ( oi ur of Appeals, Thirsday.?
Addison and mit, VO, Lewis anel als. Pat
on pilvilcge doe-ket.
Ill?..(?! sk nt, Lewi* and als , and Hly?|ie?
and git vs. sanic. Appeals all.,wed io a
decree pronounced l?y the Ciicni! Court of
Hie* city of Richmond on Hie* '_?.",d of April,
1880, and caBBI put on thc privilege doeke t.
TBaaaaai of Adaaaa, Ha?oer .v. Co. vs.
l.eivi* and als., anil ol Bald, re <?? iver. tv.
Le xvi* and als , also pal on Hie privilege
doe-ket.
Whitworth r.s. (.arv and oil* Appaal al?
lowed and lapel sedeas awarded to a decree
i ronoaooad bi the Uoatlaai or cotporution
Couit of ||,?-eilv Bf Manchcsler on October
?1. 1880.
Jennine-- vs. Vaidt-ii and alfi. From Hie
Circuit Court of the i-itititv of New Ke-nt.
Bevaraad. Jada** Mooeora dalivartag tin
oplotoa and Judge. Christian, Anderson.
Staple*, and Burks eooeorrlag iii the result
of the opinion.
Mtle'liell ni The Commonwealth. From
Hie circuit Court of Campbell county. At?
tn med. Judas Chrwii.ui delivering Um
Oploloo. Tin* wai the celebrated Campbell
County ease of Je-se E. Mitchell, arba BfBB
convicted ant! sentenced to Hie penile nti-ny
for live jraars for extorting.' money by lhre-.it*
of li j tn y to the character e.f Lizzie .May
Ko!,in*'.ii. The fact-* of Hie east- have al?
ready l.e.-n pablhbad in lbs Dispatch.
Kider'* exe e-ulor vs. Mani* el nts From
the Circuit Court of Laoeobarg county.
Appeal disT i**ed. Judge Aodersoa deliver
in_r the e.|.lui).,).
0111% :icli)iii.i*tr:itor vs. Ne-wman. From
lhc (Trouit Court of lim-kingham county.
Reversed. Jadga sta..le- delivering thc
opinion.
Wei's. & Hardinsr vs. Smith, & ?., Iroiti as.
From thc Circuit Court of Noithuiiibei I and
county. Judge Barks delivered tbeoplo
Iob. revel aloa the decree- beaaoas the Cir*
eall Couri sreal fun in r ibao to dlamfas tbe
plaintiff* * hill and adjodieited the right* of
the panic*; it ougbt alnapljr lo have dis*
Dtlsaed tbs bill, i.c-e tu*e sen ber ol tbe plato
tiffs had Ihe rigl*! on in half ol themselves
tO maintain the' SO lt,
Stuart eft Palmer vs, Tboroloo. Argued
by Judge William J. Roi.en. op. for thc ap?
pellants and continued until toil...
Police Coitit.-?The foMowni. ca.. * were
?11?*!>os.-ei of yesterday at Um Pollee Court
by Police-Justice D. C. Richard*on :
John Harp, a blind tiddler, charged with
lu ni-.' di unk and disorderly on the stn-et and
violently residing the police in the dis?
charge ot their duly, was sent to jail for
three mon!hs in default ol r-ure-ty.
John McDonougb, for assaulting and
striking his lister. Maa*a*ic McDoooasb,
with an ii on fender, wa* tined *?.) und j .iic-d
for r-ix months with labor. An appeal was
taken. The witnesses were recognized to
appear at the Hustings Court next Tue.dav.
Betty. Jackson (colored) for r-tiralin.,' 18 15
from tbe person of Norman Set I, wa* c.iin
luitted to await ibeaattofl of tbegraod |ary.
Joba Basle*), James Caven.uigh, and
James (_ orde ry were ebaraed tvllh assault
ing and beat inf'Janie* Foster. The police
reported tba! llaz!e-p had not bren lound.
Thc Ulai was pr..('(-il d with. . Th" evi
ilti.e i-failed t* show t hat (' ivi nangu anil
Cold) rv *ttuck any blows, but the Police
Jostles *ta'e el th it Uley were tn the partv.
aad wara trinity ol disorderly eoodoct In
tba street, and he would therefore ti.ie them
li cii'ii.
Etnanuel Carter (colored) was fined _?-!
forIfcspaiBiog upon tue property of and
threatening to beat Joba stephenson.
Two Wedpincjsat Trinity ( hit.th I. _-r
Niuht.?Thc matrimOOlsl fever .seems lo be
raglogstill. Last night at Tiinitv church
two happy pan* were unilcd in Itoly wed?
lock by tue Kev. W. F. JodklBB, pastor of
tbfl church.
Tba tirst weddin? look place at i*::'i) and
was that ol Mr. Jame* M. Schwalmeyer and
Miss Faunie J. Winston (niece of our we'l
known townsman Mr. C. I'. Hack). The
ushers were Mesars* W. W? Grssswitt,
Mo-es II. Carter, lt. T. Pemberton, Thomas
Cunningham, J. Roaeoa Parker, and
Oeorvre Newell. To BB* tbat there was an
immense congregation present xvotild not
fairly de?cribe lhc vast n um lier of people
who tl rouged the church to sec these two
young friends made happy. Aft er I he cere?
mony there was an entertainment at thc
residence of tbe bride, to which the ushers
and a few friends were invited. The bride
was beautifully attired in white and looked
her sweetest, while ihe tn norn, as all grooms
appear, seemed prcud of Ins coneiuest, and
looked his best.
The second wedding ut Trinity last niuht
took place at fh) o'clock, and the happy
young participants were Mr. Alexander M.
Tomlinson, a well-known member of the
police force, and Miss Annie M. Au*Hn.
The usheis were Messr*. Edi-ar H. Fergu?
son, John S. Purch, John E. Rose, and
John Austin. At ll P. M. tba newly-mar?
ried pair left by the Chesapeake and Ohio
express train for a norlbern tour.
The Fi io:-Alarm Tklkurapii Link Re
paikkd. ? Thc failtue of Station 2iJ te> record
properly on the night of the tire at (.arv's
.hop iv-i** cati*ed by one or two accidents,
which have now be cn fully corrected. .Su?
perintendent ll. M. J. Paynter, of the city
ti rou I ann telegraph, sCii led out yesterday
as early as 6 o'clock to a*ceitnin wbat was
the mattel'. He found the police and til.
Biara xx j.*-* ere *-ed bet wee* tbe Razall and
Gait-ego mills, near Station (Jl, a heavy
wagon bavins: run again-t P. aaoalag tin*
wires to become crossed. This wa* of
couisc corrected. Mr. Paynter then went
on lound the city, aud found a lek phone
wire lastiBSJ upon the thc-almii win- on
Seventeenth street between Marshall and
Clav streets. Tbe telephone wire was cut
and the tiie-alanu lineal tbis point restored.
Mr. Pavnte r then turned In Station If, and
it recorded conectly all over tbe city. He
then went over alter Chief-Engine er Tay?
lor, of the Fire DepartiBent, aod the two
officials determined to make a still further
Inspection of thr hoe. Tbis was done, and
Stations 8 S, 2-5, 4-3. and 8-3 turned in.
H.vliiaa* completed their round*, tbe line
was found to bc In perfect order, as it gen
erally ls._
State Aksessbent.? Judge christian, al
the Hustings Court, liss extended, a* pro
vided for by law, the time ior the n turn cf
the Looks of the State a**c**?>r* for this city
to the 1st day of January, 1881, they nm
being able to complete Ibelr work within
the time prm-rlbf-d bf statute? I ieee ai ber
1, 1880._
Car bJUREh.?The sieeping-cTr of t6c
Chesapeake and Ohio raliway wa- nm into
by a fre-tirht traiu ol Waynesboro* i.n Wed?
nesday morning, and thc cur arid one per*
loo injured.
El.r.tT.O.N BBCBBTI TOLD.
Mn hon e's -Bit niter of JtVttnnslna **flnn
eti eater.
BOW THE TA**JeOLLF( TORS WERE AP
1'OINTE!) ANI) PISITIARfiKia-THKIR DI
TV IN TIIE ERIE 'S-TATK-F. L tCTl o N
Jt HOES HIP, CG HT TO CONDIGN-HOW
THK AM- RAC,| VOTER OVER THE RIVKR
SK CHED HIS T AX-KKI KIPT WITHoiT
PATON FOR IT-KIND NUBBIN Wilt)
PCT IP THK *PONI)l"LIX. Ar. Ac.
The ("i-i- *.f I., p. boater, James (Jallo
. xv ax, auri Sjiniiel Logan, Judt.es st ihe late
. cl> e*t ion in tbe Thiid Watti, Manchester.
ctiarge*d wnh " ut,lawfully refusing 0TOO.lt*
;tin.' te, re e-e ive, conni, certify, rc gl?ter, re
J port, or give effect to the votes of Edmund
| Fi, ld, Jihn Hiirlcin, (Jeorge Jl Ibi BOB,
June* ThOaipSea* .limes T. Thompson,
Jr.. c. W. Jonis, Ni bon Cruinp. Melvin
Hill, (J. C. Washington, W. ll. Babb,
Moses Dennis, s. K. Wooo?on, Rich ml
Crump, anel \V. H. Ariilennn. upon ibelr
offer to v ile, they then ard there ticing eil.ly
quallfed voters in Hie Third Ward pie".
cmcr, Mane hester''?or, in other wold**,
charged with refusing to allow them lo v le
nt the li.'e clendon upon tax rfc-ip'* i**ned
from the C'llice e?f Ihe Auditor of Public
Accounts of Virginia? crt me ii|) before;
I'ni'ed Mates ("omniissliitie r Aikiii* ye*.
: leielay menning.
Ootle a Bamber of pcr-ons were present
fit the examination, nio*t ol whom were
, summon* d as wit ne.-e*. Several hours
xv ere "lieut In healing th*-testimony, aad
! some in' crest i rig fads, abOBrlBg how Hie
elidion baelltaai was cai ried on in the
?? fre-e- State " bv Ihe " faithful allie-*- " were
brought our. Thc panie* BeBBSSd WITB n
pre-ented by Hon. ('eorge I). Wise find A.
M. Kelley, Esq . aud the pi execution wa*
innillieteil hy Cotted Stales I)i*Tiict-Attor
ney L. L. Lewie.
irXAMINATHIN OK WTTNKSS1-.
Richard Crump, thc tir*t irltaeSI exam?
ined, said he irled io vote in the Third
Ward, but hi* vote wu* not received. He
did not know why. Nothing was said;
Hov only handed him buck bis receipt and
told him to stand aside. Mr. Redford and
Page' told iiim he could not vote. They
[laid he eoold not vote srltbool his receipt.
He Hid not know whether they challenge!]
In* vote or not.
J mies T. Thompson, another colored
vvi'tnes-, said In* tried to vole in Hie Third
Ward, bur could Bett*, ll*' handed In bis re
ceipt, and it was handed back to him.
Siinii.T Logan, and another gentleman were
thc fudges. Sonic of tbe judges challenged
his vote: he did not know wbo. Ile hean!
?oma one- *:iv, ?? l chillenge Ibal vote.** Hs
didn't know on what ground* tbey refused
th" vol*'.
Mr. Kelley: IHdn't you Impure.
Witiiis,* I asked some ol tbe bynaoderi
lei tell mc, bot they did not. 1 said DOtblog
to the jud-.es. I think tho challenger was
i.i.nie Tba I ax-re.rei pt wa* prose d back to
M. A. Harris and he handed it to me.
SCPSBVI "lt'*- TK.sll.MONV.
M. A. Harris 'also coloied) was the next
xvitiic?s- examined. He had acted a* super
visor on the day of election. He wa* nt the*
poll, all dav. Thc witne-s read a list of
voter-; ir hose rotes were rejected. Qa said
RI haiti CrumpcaUM to tue poll! and i.ire red
to vote, and area rejected on tbegTOttadtbat
he had pud his faxes lo one of thc clerks of
thc Auditor. In tba beginning lhere bad
beea a coaierat, the- witness said, as to who
w, rc ibe authorised parties io collect dr.
Iinc'iienf taxi's, .-some contended that Mr.
Uaorge W. Dueaberry bad no authority to
receipt lor Ibe taxe*. Witoess said be id*
tl ie?-i tl a note lo Auditor Massey making
thc Inquiry a* lo the matter, sine, received
the following in reply :
?? COMMONWEALTH Of VlBQIXIA, 1
?-Okkh'K OF TBB
?' Alumni ok Public Arcot nts,
a* itu nxieiMi, November ft issi), j
"G. W. I)u. sherry, William R. Smitn,
R. A. Noel, John B. Miller, James A. Si il
don, aud W. W. Maaiey are authorized to
receipt for all payne n'*- with tbs State
Treasury, including delioqueol aad losol*
vt nt eipitatioti-l'ixe??.
'* W.ft. Ni.xcxi.v.
" Clerk Ol Ace 'lillis."
The fudges, botvever, held tbal tbal lo?
per did aol eatltle them ti) vote*
THK I.t-.TTI'K.
t^-n <ti ni : Wh.it did Ihe judges ?.iy when
rou > lowed Ibal letter from tba Auditor's
offlee I Aossrer: Thev said tbal did not
amount fe any tiling. I chimed that this
man did have a right to vote Mr. Logia
,x;is romesrbBi in lympatbf Witb tbem. and
be ciuimid tbal the partial oagbl to vote.
bul the other I ix 0 judge 1 decided ct her
arise.
Jam: - Iii'inp*)!', Jr., al*o piodtlevd hi*
reeelpt ??There was ?, va.f crowd around
tba i?*'Hs. -ind 1 the.tiLrht Mr. Page and Mr.
Redford were acting very disorderly. It
was quire difflOUlt for any one lo get up lo
the poll* !? vol.."
il. Ho cv many voters were nj-cted on
that day on the ground that the*,- tax ri?
ce ipts xviii'not proper? A. Thirteen.
Q, Wa* that thc only ground upon which
they were rejected? A. Yes, sir. I insist?
ed upon the right of nil those present to
vote. I sc nt over to Auditor Ma*sey, and
bis chief clerk sent me that communication,
stating that they were authorized. [Ihe
witness went on to say that the Judges in
the Fourth Nf nrd had addres*e,l a eommu
ulcation to Judge Clopton as to what they
sbould do, and they were acting under the
it-lter they received in reply.]
REAPJl'STI-B CHAIRMAN*.
Mr*CB. HowHe (white) was the next
xvitne*s. He said: 1 was chairman of the
K*adjuster club, and was nt the Third
Ward a dezf-n times during the day. I ?aw
votes ref used there on the grounds lhat the
tax-receipts were not valid. A man showed
Ml office-receipt, signed by (Jeorge W.
Ducsbcrry, nnd Mr. Fos'er re-fused to let
him vote. I a*ked him by wbal authoritv,
and ht said he did nol know whether Mr.
Duesbet ry was a clerk under Massey qr nol.
I said I Waa willingto swearthat Iiue-ibcrrv
was e'erk in that office. I saw several voles
re jetted. I was offered the place of tax
collector for Manchester by tbe Auditor,
but would not ri eei vc it. 1 expected there
would be trouble of this kind, and would
have nothing to do with it.
uowle ?BrirffTff.
Q. How did you know tbo*e receipts were
paid did you have an j thing to do with
paying Ideal A. I kuow they were all
paid. I am willing lo *we.ar tbat they were
all pnid Friday, Saturday, or Monday belora
the eleclion. a-id 1 refuse to answer if I
had anything le do with paving for ibem.
1 refuse to Boaaref tbal queelloa.
Mr. Wis.*: We will put tha; down. Maybe
we'll lind sun. ...her things.
Mr. Kelley : Why ede you refuse to un-twer
that quest nm. Mr. How le -
Mr. II xvii-: I answered that I refused to
answer tbal ejuc?tie>n.
Mr. Kailey in-lsted that th* quest IBB
should be answered, and ihe vm:bc*'- ai>
pealed to tba C'j|innirt*ioner. who -aid:
" You must s?ate the grounds ..f your ob?
jection to iui*xveVing that question."
Ur, Howies BaaausB l may criminate
un *< if. _. , . ,
Mr. Kelle] I Von xv, re ottered ihe puce
of eolketor tsA refused it.
Mr. lb, a lc ?: I was recomtiiendeej, for lt,
but fOUud the PBS was iii*utt_*'U'Bt. S)iue
bodv in Jt^aOrrJCtCf-l xtfiv-e lemarked
thai it was ?*) pal satis #ioiuiai-sioi>. 1
thou "ht I-??**? was loo small.
Mr. Kelley I ls tbst tbe only communica?
tion IOU |04 off.liug you the place?
jg!. ilo-Ale: I muck* appila!ion tbrougb
(jen. ral Mihoue for tbat i-ositioa.
Mr. Kelley : How did you apply through
Genera- Msiiooe f
RKC0BB1CK0BD BY MAHONE.
jit, Howie: I Baked bim to recommead
mc to Auditor Maisey. I never bc..rd ,n.?
more about it. General .Maleme said hi
xv nu,] ree-ommend me. Judge S. I'.i*** m
French told me to make applicttion in tba'
way.
Mr. Kc Hey : Did you tnnke it in writing i
Mr. Howie: Yes, slr j 1 never a*ked any
more about p.
Mr. Kelley j How did you come to go to
Judge French about lt ?
Mr. Bowie: Itec-iuse be was a friend of
mine aod ('rilera! Mafcnnt's. I suppose.
[At till-* point ,,f the examination, by re
epie-t of the counsel for the defence, the
witnesses were all separated.]
Richard Ci ump was recalled and asked to
pro.iuee his t ix-ff-ceipi, which he did.
Q Wbere did you get this receipt? A.
Andemon Rod' s gave it to rae.
The Distriel Aiiornev a*k* d why Hil* lin*
of c.v. imiuation was pursued, "ind in replv
Mr. Wise *Hel: '"I have two objects. 1
wtmf io exhibit to you -ind to the world the
true inwardness of this busine-s. I want
the moving spirit behind ibis prosecution
to rise and be developed.*" Mr. Lewis said
he had no oojeciton to the examination.
Q Who I* Anderson Rodes? A. Ile is a
coleiiedman.
Q. When wa* it handed you? A. ll fore
thc election. I don't remember exactly wbat
dav it wa*;. I j ,,,'t think it wa* more lhan
one or two days before the election. He
handed it to mc ia Manchester on Hull
sireet.
Q. What i* Anderson Rode**-- tni*in. -* I
A. He lives in Manchcsler. 1 don't know
xv hat he docs.
Q. Did you pay bim anv mone-y for that
paper! A. No, sir. I ain't paid nobody
yet.
(L Did you piy anyboclv any monev for
that jiaper ? A. (hesitating) I ain't paid no
boelv yet. I have got lo pay vet.
<). How do yon know you have got to pav
vet;' A. I told Anderson Rodes 1 would
pay him.
raoMlSSB TO Pit his taxes bit has not
HONK IT.
t1 You have never patd these laxe-i? A.
I got him to pay i! for me and I will pay
him.
<J. Did von tell Aridcr*on Rode s io get
von the receipt first:*' A. I told hun I
wanted to pay my laxf, s? I could vole.
I did not have any Blooey, an.l he got the
receipt. I told him I would pay him after?
ward-.
il Ha- Rodes a*ki el you for any money
ilaeef A. No, sn*.
Q, Who tir*t came and told you tint your
capltatlazhtax was not paid? A. Nobody.
I knew it wa* not paid.
J. T. Robinson, another witnc**, wa*
Baked similar questions. He said be gol W.
H. Aniler*)ii to atfend lo it for him.
(.. Did you pay him tin* si.Oj mai ked on
it? A. I got him to attend to it for me.
ii Did you pav him for Hf A. I got
him to attend to it for n.e. No, sir: I did
not.
(J. Have' you ever paid for i; ? A. No,
sir.
Q. Ha* anybody within your knowledge
g'ven Anderson monev for you;*' A. No,
*ir. I never seat soy body to tbe Auditor's
offlee will, money to pay it fur nie. I askl (J
Anderson lo attend to it f..r mc, and he sii.l
he would. 1 mulei stand Ilia! Ihe names
were sent over in a list io ttie Auditor's
Offlee and could be paid there.
how the n Maa i waa kabaobo.
(Jeorge W. Dueiberry, clerk in the
Auditens cffleOj was the next xxifie*
examined, lie- testified that he is ibe
.rsl clerk in the fourth class in thc
Auditor's Offlee, aod all but oner of the n
e-cipts which wen1 given to Hie panics who
allege that they were not allowed to vote
were written by him. The one wo in the
handwriting of (Jeorge W. Williams, an
ni her clerk. Ile said Robert Beattie ami E.
I!. Howl came over fruin Manchester Witb
a bitch of names on lluffldeliiiqiient list.
Witnc*. dill o tt i ute^-toatW' nv money fjom
th* iii, and did uot sc *? filly persons for whom
the. receipt*1 were made oin. He gave the
receipts to Bowie aod Beattie* aad sol w.
H. Anderson or any coloi ed man. I signed
Un le riccnils (nu-anlng those given to YA
mund Fii-ld-i^fohn Burton, An.) without
teeing ijjiy rc^ipt fioin the Treasurer, or
any money.
**n?t LIKE THE HAIN KAU.ISO."
Melvin Hill WM tu-xl called. Be -aid he?
lix) d In tin- Third Ward, Manehi ste r. Bad
a transfer. Hi* vole wm rejeeted un ac.
conni ol ihe name to tbe lax*rcct Ipi. When
I asked tor my nam.' they (the lodge*}
tinned lo it on thc-book. [ then showed
Ibem my receipt and ihcv it f ti-.,-c| my vote.
I went there tii-t BbOUt 9o'clock, Tbey
told BM to come hack and they would let mc
know if tiny would receive my vote. I leol
In W. ll. Andi ison by Alexander Brooki lo
io) my t i\-n ? ipi, I did not tend anv monet
io pay for lt, but expected to do so if he
(Andersen,) demanded it.
He wa* asked xvhy he *ent word lo An
denon l<> RSI his tax-receipt, and he an
-wt red: "I sent, lo Andi rion out of mv
own head. Noiiody told me. '1 lit y all
pitched OB him (Anderson) ju-,1 so like the
raia filling.''
taxes paid wrraoui boxxt.
tdmund Field *aid men fri ejuenilv p-nil
bis poll-taxes, anil that '*a man bad paid
his tax-bill it* the Newman election, but slid
not know who -it was, and bas not seen tba
man -ince."
John Burton said: "All Ibe Judaea
IgfBed in refusing his vote on BCCOUOt of
bis tax-receipt. Said Anderson came io
him ai.d Rave him a receipt. Did not direct
him to get it or pay for lt. Did not ask any
body to get it.
THE MAN* WHO LOOKS AFTEK TIIE TICKET BBSI*
NESS.
W. II. Anderson, the man who took loeb
delight in di*tribiiting the tax-receipts
among his c tlored brethren was next called.
Anderson has several aliases. He is some?
time- called Rose Anderson and Anderson
Rodes. He stated that he was I Republi?
can eSBTBSser appointed to look after Re?
publicans wbo had not paid tbalr taxes, and
to attend to th it business "guii'ially."
Mr. Wise: Where did you get ttiose re
eeiptlF-pointiug to some lying on thc
lahle.
Anderson: I decline to answer, on ihe
ground lhat I might criminate myself.
Mr. Kelley: Did you pay any tax** foi*
those delinquents ?
AndetsoD: 1 decline to answer, for feel
I might criminate mv*elf. I did not go
to tue Auditor's ollie, wilh Bowll and
H. ame
I.K01TIMATE ANI) I.AWFIL rtC-TNES-i.
If any of HMM who have te*titied say I
paid for them tm y are mi*taki ti.
Mr. Kciiey: Wbal i* vour oecopatloat
Ander-on : I clo anything that xviii *.oimr
lo hand for a legitimate or lawful buslaaaa.
Ahout two xe ats aga I was engaged wi the
tob-ttSCO businee*. I ha* been a repwr-ar for
a nt-w*p'per called The Laborer's Satitmrion
(criterion). I di?renieuioer bow long ago n
'ia* le en since I war. a reporter. I kOOH Blt
the persoaa WB088 namer* ure- on tia? re
ceipts-incaifiri.-,' thc- icoeipts gi wo tu the
Thud Ward.
ANOTHEIl SAN WHO UASN't IfAltU.
S. L. Wooilsi.n ri slitted thal be wc-ut tl
the [Kills at !? o'clock on election-da v anet
odored loToie; iraaquallf_t4t?4aw**-bBl
hi* vole wa* refused beaauaa bis tax*re c. ipi
wa* not Ugh'. Il mill ll his balle. I lo I J.tt
low tv. and h.- M.all-mat), gave lt ba*k. I
got some one la pay r_,J "-- * wWtt riot
paid Rh.'d*'-. AndenOBk Ba* My one erua,
for roy t?\-ieetipt. Andrrson brouj-b. my
tax-receipt and pul il i*> ?V ""*?*?*? I ??
AnUeiooO auout tlr-tatX busineis be. .uv I
knew he was I " BBa-BJ-l mail." 1 thin*-*
t?- mm me the rw-ipl on the Saturday be
lure the election. __
After be c ,?r?uJe*l Mr. Foster a-ked (
lie allowed ".nuuk" a *t it, ment. Ile salt
that Ms A. Ililli*- the suj-eivisor, and al
three ot lhejul)-'*c"neur,cdiii decid.o,
tbal tbe papen exhibited wee
kut bon* "?? T'*?,*, Cmrn
under tbe laws ol Virginia. Hs beard tba
j Judge Clopton haelitlvn on opin.?j to the
Judges of the Fourth Ward relaflve lo the
j i-j^-recr-ipt-.", aid ?enr down fo the Foortb
W nd precinct for the opinion, and got il.
Siintiel Logia (colored), torre of the par
tie* ae-eilsfd, said Mr. Y ll* r wa* mi-'ikeri
tn *3iini_- that he (Logan) concurred in
the opinion of Judge Clopton, trnt did no!
contradict the same statement which was
made by Burton.
COMPLIED WITH THE J Cr GB*."* OPINION* OF TnK
LAW.
Mr. Callow ay abo made a statement. He
said all the Judges and the supervisor con?
curred to complying wilb Judge Clopton'*
opinion. Ile remembered a voter who of?
fered an open ballot anel declared his ln!en
lion to vote for llaricoci-", Kngh-di, and
George D. WI ie, and that voier-wa* re?
jected beeause he had one of the Auditor'*
receipts.
The whole matter was thea continued
until fins motninr, when pro ba]) fy more
testimony will he heard.
The Theatre Last Night?Miss Cavkn
dish as Mercy Merrick? While it needed
n it a second evidence of her ability to stamp
M ** <'avendi?h as a charming and tinistie d
actress, *tbl her beautiful impersonation of
tbe rattier impuMve role of Mercy Merrick
in "Ihe Mess Magdalene" last evening,
won our uncpialirjeel admiration. Mic poa.
-esses to 8 bigti de*tee Ihe Tri of being
Balarat and forcible at thc same time; to be
ihorotiyhly intense without ''tearing a pas.
sion to tatters," ni as thc occasiein ic
quiree, passive vvithoui tifconnng tame. In
Mercy Merrick, as in Josephine Clarion the
night before, s.hc won inc confidence and
admiration of her audience, and af thc enn
ciiion of almost every act wa* ent.iii*ia*ti
Bally oiled before the curtain.
In justice lo Mr. Boniface it mu*t be *aiil
Hut tn his excellent put myal of Julian (.ray
ba limo*! shared honers willi the ctar of
the eompaay. His acting is slwayi good,
but in this rote lie WM *o ca?y and natural
that liiste.iif of a fiction he seemed to be
giving a reality.
Tbe ("race Roseberry of Miss Sara Ste?
vens wa* acceptab'e, while Mr*,. K. A.
Eberle gave an intelligent rendering of
La.lv Janet Gray. Mr. J. H. Miller's Ilor
ace Holmcrnff was a pleasing rendition, and
thc curtain e*!osed upon a beautifully prc
SCI led play and a more than grail tied audi?
ence.
To-ni_ht Miss Cavendish will conclude
her engagement here in "Camille."
The MosiBff Opera-Night.?Owing to
th" enforce?ni'Tit of the ri"w rule Mozart
Hall wa* eeimplete ly. but not iiiie-iinfoira.
lily, tilled la*t Blab! by an appreciative anti
sympathetic audience. We have already
spoken of ??Tbe Dui'he**," and wc have
boot l>uf, te, -av of I i*e night it wa* good mu?
sic well rendered. Thc duet in the ros: and
the quartette la the second act were rape
e-iallt tin". The members of tbe A**oeiati(in
bave reason lo thank both the manage rs and
the peifornn-ra*'. *tlt*s Thoma* was perfectly
satisfactory, bOtb as lo acting and vocali/.j
tion. Her rendition of the pirt assigned to
berwaaevea beyond rhat of tbe ordinary
amateur, aad delighted herr beare ra. Mr*
Bernard's actieg and singing wart both
good, tbouab, as Hie batter wa* a little out
of hi* register, lbs (ii*t was Un b.'*t. Mr*.
Bernard, corn er a* to the iniisi* and precise
as to the stage business, wa* warmly re.
eeived and Pilly appreciated, while Mr,
.""..'. delicious notes .hu rt**-*, in our irs*
?'Drink" .vr the Theatre.?Oa Satur?
day afternoon and night Charles Reade's
great drama, "Drink" will be performed
by Mr. cyril Beerie*.* company, arith tba
tine act res* R tea Ly tinge aa e'eivai-e, and
Mr. Searle In hi* own character?Jem Cou
peau, a plumber.
The play bus been mo*! hi'.'hly comment?
ed upon by thc pre**, and B religious paper
axs of lt, that "it will prove a warning and
bltaslng to tlini,-i,n<l* ",- und furthermore,
that "it ls cant to sty lt is wrong lo see thi*
treal nen"ii kasoa .because it happens to be
pu,ached in a theatre, and not in a lamper*
ance hall."
MtSB Bhown's Recitations To*.Nh;ht.?
This talented elocutionist will nuki' ber
teeond appearance at Mcsirt Ball to-night
in a new and attractive programme. Tbll
is another in the star e nir-e of ? nteitaln
merits, uhic!) bave tba*, far mut with great
favor tn Richill.mel. Thee-ominitfee having
them In charge seem to unilers'aiil what
ibelr pat roos desire, sod use then* best en*
deavors lo eater to their ta*tc. Tln-i. <-.-p
Uni ol Mi-* P.rown last Monday i vening
ararranta ther predlslioB Ibal lbs will b(
cordially received tc-iiiglH.
ESTIBBLT New PbOOBABBB.-? The Bap
li.t Sll II el iv -School As.oe-i atioll al RidlllK n;|
bave arranged witb Willoughby Reade to
?i\\o one Ol his delightful e-ntertainments
at the (.racc-Stnet Baptist e-nuich next
Tuesday nigh! for tbe benetftof Ibe .\s-.i.
elation. Every number ol tbs programme
wiii be new la this city, and it is dealjcBed
to make if *o attractive as to pack Hie house
00 that occasion.
St. John's To-Night.?Prefeetor Wil?
loughby Reade will bcture to-night at St.
.lohn's ctiuich for the benetit e,f ll,,- ?? Little
(.bailers' Society." These little workers will
most probably Ind that in the selectiou of
thi* gentleman to aid them they have made
a wise choice.
-
Ladies' Sale.?Tbe ladles of Hie Grace
Street Presbyterian church are ofT-ring for
sale in their lecture-room many useful and
ornamental articles suitabl ? for Christinas
presents. Their refie-hment fables, too,
are loaded with good things, (Jive them a
call._
Pardons RBMBBB bv the Guvekn*oil?
The Governor yesterday refused ta pardon
the following: Arno-* Boling, of Wl*e coun?
ty, who was convicted of perjury and sen?
tenced to twelve ni-mt hs It tail; Margaret
Morton, of this citv, who was c mvicted for
Beeping a hou-e of ill-fame- and scntenered
to four months ia Jill.
Dn.iNi.iENT Taxes kor 1879?The clerk
(d tba Baatlnga Court Ins paid into the
Stats Treasury f ;.)959, less *) |>er c*-ut.
coinmi*?iou, tue amount of delinquent taxes
lor the year MTS collected by i:im up to
Novembei ld la*t?election-day.
Boats on tai: Ohio.?Ihe .teamer- B -
tona and Fleetwood, of tbe Chesapeake and
Otitei line, nosr connect at lliintingtoii willi,
tbe ex pr e*?> train which (caves herc ut. li,
P. M.
Hit* Se-r(onr*t' t*t le-cTiiri-*.
p om 111111.1. i*' "I J
The gentb-uit-n wbo have llfBrad tho
c .iir*e of entertainments, so we ll wtgn hf*
Hie lectures ol Messrs. Parsous and Bur
deite, and the rrcitat!e>ii* of Mi-* tfiown om
Monela*, evening las', arc ticking s langr
am-'iiB.* <?f BBasiey f1'!' a beoevoleai "'jjj *,
wit!) no ilivnight of profit to IbBSBBBlaflB*
?addeaarsa therefor, ?s w-li -w-tor tahal
ihtv give, lii^best commend 1'.-au anil en
aoaaBBSBJaaB* For Ihi* r*-a*oa tloner Mo.
/.ut Hall ought to be croviuUd tonghi.
Ult, discarding that ??on-ui. ration. 1.Sh- nm
-I. ,.1.-atnie of ih*- pi(f.-: (sir>'-* announced
in thc Dispatch, eonibtloaaf ?? Vi l-e Mag.
u ?iep.ie," to be sung by Madam**- Bernard ;
? Ino Little Fat (ifay tan," b# Mr. Ber?
nard; *' rbesingiag lj^isou," ny the iso.
and ?* Non K'ver," Ivs, Mr. 11*41, ts woithy
of one ol Richmond-N lar_?e?! and ni"*i
c.rltkol audience*, fut the grand feature,
of thc enfertsiomeot 1* Hu- ;*.?'?* ar rn-- ? ;i:UJ
nt Mi*s N.llt F. Mown, of Boston. In itt
??'-ct-ne frost >*Bir, Stuari," by Sctillkr.
WP\- power Will. Oe *ee n and fell. The MB*
of ber own > .*$ have i kened her to Hui
lotte ( u*hnvi?*, In thc e.'iiii' of her glory,
anil tuvtj iiiiTicilifiv spoken of Bal
?? Monr_y Mu,k" and'*r'> 1 Lite for the
Tia!.-."?the latter by Burdeiie. IB-Mi'it
to bight's|irogramioe~ashiv. mg ?' awakeo
'jd the wildest laughter and bi plame." li
I* 1 ow ow* city, ou Monday uIkUi, ocr reodi
-U3^JrMEA.ll__3.
TERMS OF ADVERTI8ING.
ia?ii-isv*humi,yi"c AitraacB.
< ims ftpisiv, aaaipaafajaa. ao so
"in-?qnan*, two I .mer mn*..?' | oo
i itu*-noars-. ihr**e tn-rrtloa. ) <.n
One st|uarr. ?lx loser ion*. a nm
,; "rn- '*|(i*rr, twelre ln-rr.ioos. ft ft,
i'rn- 'iiisri-. oi.s moimi. 10 (V)
in. uit-tr*-, two rt i.n h?.'.. jl no
"n* T'-tf. ? I, rs*? rri-tii'lis. " fl an
lion ol "Good N ghi. Papa," n.e Ito I tuen
and w^rocn?youan, mlddle-jgrd. aad
old?tn lre.r aiidienev to lear*. Shebas re
pea*'dlr rejected offer* to begin a profee
siom! stage iirce r. To Ibis yoong stranger,
arrla*, lady, "whose private walk is aa
lively and pur*** as she i* t.i|ti.i |n public,"
Richmond ought '.et prove lt" gallantry. Let
the hill he rrowde'l. M. **>.
M All ll DST MC AA I* VII I fir V.
RttUrood Accident.?Mr.*. John Burk",
resiumg in Swansooro' imf above .stanches
ter, rart wiib an ac-cbJest veste'Vdar whldr
nm probably prove fatal. She wa* attempt?
ing to rross the Petersburg railroad Oeur
llirlt aatrert, and waa s'rin-k by a pjt**lng
i rain and f-n fully Iujiiieel. She we* r eVr* rt
to her home near by and surgiuwl aid *hio*v
tiioned.
Brief Rems.? Th ,rrc?i of tbe jud_res of
eleetion for the Third Ward b, a lint. ,1
stales depiry inar*hil on ihe charge of re?
fusing lo alloxv een.iiii persons to vote on
tfiB-ieeeipl* is*md;.t the* Auditor's ofbe-e
ha* BBBBBd *ome excitement here, and Hie
mutter was muru talke-d about oo thc.r. its
ye Nerong.
As yet nothing of anysoecl.il interest ls
to Cobbs* before the (itv ("outed to-night.
Tb*- sac?it)Cie*i in the City School Hoard
may probably be tilled.
The new mail arriingemertt, by wtTW-h
three niall* sre received in this city daily
(except .Sundays), is a gieat convenience to
our cifi?r>*.
Itt v. G. C. Vander?lice. who his bOBB vis?
iting herc since t he Coiifei ??nee-, hts returned
to MtBbewaaouaiy.
HOBBS very fine' tobaeea bas been grown in
thc upjier p-irf of Chisfi-iTi ld county this
season. .S'leral wagoji* lo-tdrd with ?? the*
wit-d" pa--^**tl through this city ye?terday
foe the !_iitu!,..iii| market.
The Alert Fire Coni|)iiny will elect olli
c ra for tbasaaaaag year nexr week. This
company has done vjliiihle service lowards
*-iving properlv in Hus eily.
Ir. ls not S. E. Wooiltin who wss stim
BBBBed as a wittie** in the ca-es *t_;;.in*t the
judges of elt'ctlon, tint s. E. Wood-on (col*
Brad). _____________
For Till. Hw (HtLY !
Killi.*!, Diet KMllt.lt Tl .
HkS eTIll.lMtKr-t'S OVICRCOAT-", ll.10.
100 hoys' ovbrcoats. *l.-*8.
!'? ni-iiiU",
thai wk BU nor skit, hum
?*>* A IV" DAV
ncr TUB ONIC NAVIKI-.
TBOea sor HI SI-OS SD Ol*
Otr THAT OXV
BT1U BK S *LO Al XMIOl BSAB8,
A * I ml Li r lot
was <.:ii a i ora WAsiii-urt)**-ino .i:
at maaa meas
I tl Kit T II K STOBKol'B.VKe,
/. .KS | ? '(,.,
|| he-."Tee (I'.isl,) ( liltlllt-r*.
1018 All-in -tree".
Ll V | linen li_.l-s
noW hliOW
a iptaaSM a?*i>r ment of
Hit)..* iiiioi", e i.eivKs. IT si ni., DBBBBWBABa
BaABkOVB, Kl. IBBBM,
CAUI'lTS, DIL CLOTH, lil VII'-, r KINI.K-,
SVIINS, VKLVKIti,
Hil et. ry srtitT** lu Hu lr Hm*, of IB*- very ls-*),
(?iislliy, and al the
? low kit BABB rttie t>.
I-('K Hier lip there I* co brianti.,
l-e?r thc teeth there I. no whiteness.
WtMn **'>ZO HOIST liss aol ii" plfici- -,
Hut tlic.se ti ho u-t lt Wilow full v* ttl
11"*.- irlahl fniei !<* uuitr.ii it,.- .1*11
lt thr.iws o'er man*. ..r BON-BB*. face
1 Ml*. KM lill. VV. I . CW KS*, till.
an Bama, nw, wmtk*:
I,.r moak digi Ai..a, .-111*11 milln,,!, amoral to*
lula./, ami n.tiit ..f shim tu.. I cheerfully tpmoWk*
moot (,'okfca'i LlBBVO'a LMJVIB Kiibv* r <o
Hl.tr.
'Ir DIBAOBBBI willi .Ml." A n.imnn. Pf
mark. If foo taite T r n's Pills ten, ra i sal auy
Ihln- yeti like -ixl (Bal rn. leiiiifrc'.t. Thi v set
aptclBeaBy e.n the Urta, sIcsbbmb, snel iiow?is,
eaBsiai a fr*.' flow af saoife lalee, wtcei* i*,- *en
tisl to laai sVasBIBBSa a.ul r iruiatc-s the dowels
win ii all mil. r aieilleTne hills,
*f. i BOBBI '.> Iiavliur your pi ml n; 'l"ue it ilia
Insi'Miii Pail ri Nf .-tl**i SB. (io-*) work. low
Kile-, -. aiul sall.ta. Il'.u mi tret n te. ?!.
" LaiiV C..VY." a n-iifiiant of New in-lean*, ("ilsrs
are oife rt-d fur tall If W. I?. Ula iaA li), s' a very
low i rice t".T..*.??(,ut Ilia lor. TTit ) will bi .e.id In
qiiantlllestO lilli._ *
The nnaee ll vms we have seen fir a lon--time
sre si XV. I>. Hf tin A I o.'h. 1 I OB-Mala street.
M
RS. WINSLOW'S sod I UINtiSYRI'P.
Kev. svajiVANrs Conn thu. write* in the I*, mon
r rn'i'ie, Freeman: We seoulel hy un tarsus ?*?
ciiuiinei.-any kiiiel.il' nirdlcttie willett we (lol not
know to be food?particularly fnr mt.mt-. Hut ot
Mk*. WI N> Lo Vi'ts BOifTBIM r-VKUI* we ian
s|M'ak ic au knowl. I*/'-; ii. '.ir own I*.-., > lt has
Droved a tile.*! ns Indeed, l/f rtv.ni an Wt sui t nut
hled *,H.i e-e.iti- piiiti* '(mit slsaoaad les i*sr?ius uu
hroketi rest at iilxht. M..,t ..trellis vuii aper*-* tata
tin '*ci**?sIiiks. Here la an article whit-it ?.,..- to
perfe-atosi. sud -sliich ls iiannl<*?: for the ?l?ep
whl'-Ji lt affords Ute tufaaA U im-iTVciI* Ktisral.and
iii-. ll-tUcherub s-askes aa "tmaht as ? liuin.ii.'*
BalOailBB IBs insrass sftffstfslaa i'* **i** i* in
ct If, atnie. Wa !ia?.- f,e.tw?Btly heani nsoHmt* -nf
the.y wenlel not ??? will out lt tte.in the hirth of ilia
i lillei till lt lia*! Soi.lied sith tim leuXMnt tltgr om
BBji .jtst-lfS-rainui wtijt)-v*r. .**t.l?l by all 'litwrlats.
T-iw-air tit*'inil-s l.seiit. *< B-s-.e.llw
Alt ri ON SII.IS lMHSBll.
JBU-*MACfHNIOAtilt 18 A. M. tw.-,?it, ear,lieut
>ir.e*. wlihuut rr?irv.-. ut Si. e..*.?.?? Moeiat
caniu'-i ?t_iii**i. on e nj Ur???-??? .-.Isitt sml
Seventh al,eels.
,.v-. VIA!rDOUOALL. 10. A* M.-hmiteleBJ for
ut'iire. inatir<-s*cv *t iv. -, .ttow^-uea. Bc.
FM Pc (RT ANT ANN-MriCEXKNT.
ik
A. K. lAtlNKK.BIATeni-lAKr.B.
BBTABLIBBtll l wa*- TV-S->.iti *!'*?**??.
1*0 BYBBY WK vT7.u..? 8 **VAie ll.
si xv wiiii'siviie mi HB aod alla ibraissiiar
rec. it."1 t'tr*. ttrt t, B-e-tsnee-i ?. Bl Bs aol all
mott * ii Bi Bit-atai rae.eiia'e--. saS Saasi witta
nor.- sc.-.i-s-Jer Utan Bf 1.1.0- Till.f "a < i-ily
... nie ic- I- t.-e(l 1 i Ut \u_* rte iu vm'fli-l *?* '?? i*-*?.
I ?u*r*-i. Ont v?i cS-H-rc* tor ? ?tf- BlBBMIH
Bl . Aili Ur -OVer-a**'. t????-r *Ot * -r* 'I'tot '? I
it r. Ne., ac faa.,-.** ,- ssl n-rih lo ay >id bl h i*t1****S
?-l uta1* mw rea-., ?f ev.ry te fi!|>u?.ii Bl Yin
bert'mWot. Ha* n? nsksof laieoaiasissii w-rk
..tu ti ,- hat cal sttllaru bi rait i.s I. rote Buln*
el evil om,
Dr>>*.-ebt.liy uisllireitin*** *U'rt celts aaiasBfB
r n *,.., . v V .1 vi'Nh**.
.?.. . l.l'l *xt ni-l-eel*
*!*>*!rrJtc? Ri. hm ?mt. Vs.
? - ? ?- .--r ?-??-*
* Il Ht 111 M A *
( ASHY-BDXK'*.
SVTIN WI) PLAIN*.
* ie, ven i>ai.' ??? > ?*
COBNUIOPIA*1.
i KAMK'l.l'H A BXBLI8H.
v.io-i-4 Maia . inf
?le I J!saufaclar*rsi.'* s I *mr? I'snrr-lir-Ae*.
BBBBTirarss
/t W. .li*NK*-. Esl \ix>\-i>r.gg4*m_
\Mt in a, \n tso7 litxiiiifi ??MBsr.^-BrTHI
BaiWBBB l.iiiilfll ASH MMII *.iB?.i.r*-B*r?
uiBtrery rti*tveiii*ii.festiil antilisi e*. itt ?it'' t-oiB
fcil'. ??( III. tel te.,I*. With twt-H> tte ).ai.' exp*.
rttutja. sui PBIC'tM Billie Kn. ls prepnrra tar
i> Ttorm rettUt arni ?arrrallj all e-aerall.*as f.r ? sk'B
ba way ctout bu arriftasteaat swakas, i?4S-iia
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