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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-23

ENTuUsTAsTIc MEETING IN MADISON
WARp-SpEECHES BY THE MAYOR, Mr..
| KELLEY. AND oTuERs.-A large and enth,I.i-
:tslir meeting OF the Conservatives Of Madi-
son Ward was held at Monticello Hall Satlir-
day night-William f.. Royal inthc chair.
The first speaker was Mr.. Isaac llutZler.
who. in Il neat speech, returned thanks to
his friends for their support in the primary
election, and pledged himself to work now
with MI his might for his successful oppo-
nent.
Captain George ID. Wise followed In re-
marks rcpIete with patriotic sentiment.
While he was speaking Mayor ElIysnn and
Mr.. Kelly entered the room, and when he
concluded loud calls were made for both.
Mr.. Kelly first spoke, rcmarking that lic
came TO answer the State JOafnaFS qtlcS-
tinll--. Where is Kelley" lie need not
tell his iellow-citZcns of Madison Ward
that Kelley was where he had always stood,
lighting in the Conservative ranks, and was
ready to place himself, his time, and his
means, from now until Thursday next, ut
the disposal OF Henry X. Ellyson, the chosen
| standard-bcarer of the great party to which
both belong. [tircat applauSe.]
Mayor Elyson was them called ont and
greeted with enthusiastic applause. He
thanked his gallant friend, MIR. Kelley, for
the remarks just made, and assured him
that Kelley STOOD where El1ys0n WOtlu
have stood had Kelley been successful. He
then dSsectcd the Radical municipal ticket,
and congratulated the Conservative party
upon the ease with which victory over such
ticket would Ike achieved. He sketched
Chahoon's career, pointed out the hy-
porrisy of the Radicals i'll speaking against
know w-Nothngs, while they put four of the
most violent OH their ticket, and gave the
names of several nominees who had
promptly declined going before the public
in such diSrepntablc company. In conclll-
sion, lac gave some practicable advice with
reference to registration and organization
for victory.
MIR. Lorenstcin followed in stirring.
speech, assuring the native-born citizens OF
the cordial cooperation of the Germans and
Jews i'm the coming contest, and stated that
the Rev. Mr.. Michelbacher, who had been
nominated by the Radicals for commissioner
of the revenue, had positively declined to
accent the office at their hands. ,.-:.
Remarks were alsO made by Colonel
Marmaduke johnson, James II. Dooley,
ESQ, n. NJ. Lee, L. b. Bentley, and James
n. Dunlop, Esq, president Of the Madison
Ward Club. Mr.. Dunlop's address was
particularly rly'appropriste. and gave a most
lifting and graceful finish TO one of the most
enthusiastic and agreeable meetings that
Richmond has ever seen.
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ARTIFICIAL IIMBs.-On Saturday the
House Of Delegates passed bill providing
artificial limbs for citizens OF the Common.
wealth who lost their limbs in the late war.
The following is the bill: r.r..
"Bc ii enacted by The Gcneral assembly,
That the Governor, Auditor OF Public Az
counts, and DR.. r. B. Watkins, Of the city
of Richmond. who are hereby constituted
a board for the purpose, are directed to
contract for and furnish to every citizen OF
this Commonwealth who has lost 4 limb i'll
the late war an artificial limb, to supply the
place of the one so lost provided, that the
uppIicant furnish L certificate from the court
of his county showing that he is Il citizen
of this State and was 1 citizen during the
late war, and that he lost his limbs in the
late war and provided further, that snclt
applicant has not been heretofore supplied
under the act entitled 'an act TO provide
artificial limbs for citizens OF the Common
wealth who lost their limbs in The late
war; passel january go, 1867, or has not
been supplied heretofore with artificial
limbs by Il law of amy other State on the
United States"
The second section provides for an ap-
propriation Of 1000 to deliay The cfal'ges
attending the execution OF the provisions
Of the bill.
The third section provides that the board
NAV adoDt such rules rs they shall see iiL.
The fourth section allows the board to
fill the vacancy in the position of DIR. Wat
kins i'm case of vacancy. =.
"5. Any person who may be entitled to
an artificial limb under the provisions oil
this act and who has purchased one for him,
self, or to whom one cannot be adjusted,
may be entitled to receive Communication
therefor ut the rate fixed by the contract
for furnishing limbs under the act aiore-
said"
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TO THE VoTERs OF CLAY WARp.-l wish
on Monday evening next to address few
earnest words to you, at Euker's garden,
in cordial support Of the Conservative nc, no
unity. and perseverance, to insure success.
Idle words, personal. chickering's, and indi-
vidual criticisms, viii prove fatal. The
questions involved are far above above the mere
The real issue is between the principles
of true m republican government, admins minis
tered by our own people on the one hand,
and those aggressive, domIneering, vindis, ,IsiIs
tive assertions of political power, WI w6ien CT,
since 1865 have been SO crlleny enio,ssd Ua
ticket Win he endorsing, recognizing, and
patromzing the men who enforced the sfoh-
clad oath, the disabling acts Of congress,
and all the exclusive and harsh measures u
the Republican party on ns asa people.
respectfully ask full attendance.
JoHN II. GILXgR.
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FROM FINcAsTLE.-Major B. L. Woodson,
of the House of Delegates, has received 1
letter from Judge homas D. Houston, OF
Fncastle, from which we extract the fol-
lowing: "a - - -.-..
81 have not the time to answer formally
your letter Of the Ilth instant. You have
the gratitude of Il suffering people for the
active interest you have taken In their
behalf ~ J5j' a.; e.tS- ..f
"The destitute of our town send greet
ngs to the noble women of Richmond.
Burnt chimneys cannot crush out gratitude.
Though amid ruins, we may still call down
Gods blessing upon such as have reached
forth helping hand i'll this the hour of
calamity. .....
"Thc boxes have not yet reached Fin
castle. No doubt they are 1T BOnsack's,
and will be here tomorrow. AS soon as
they arrive I will hand them over to our
Clothing and Provision Committee.
again thanking in behalf of our home
less hut warm-heartcd people the noble
women Of Richmond, | an, my dear sir,
Your obcdient servant,
"FHoMAs ID. HoUsToN."
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No MORE PRrzE-FrGHTING IN VIRGINIA.
A bill il now pending before the House of
Delegates for the prevention OF prize-tight-
ing within the State Of Virginia:
-. Belt enacted By the General Assem-
bly of 'Nrgana,' That every person who by
previous engagement or arrangement meets
another person and engages in q fight shall
be punished by imprisonment in|the State
prison not exceeding tive years, or by tine
not exceeding 81 ,086, or both, In the discre-
tion of the jury a-..1 ..*. 81. -.
"2. Whoever is. present at such fight as
an aid, second, or surgeon, or advises, en-
eourages, or promotes such fight, shall be
punished by Imprisonment in the State
prison not exceeding three years, or by fine
not exceeding $500, or both.
"3. Any person being all inhabitant OF
resident OF this State, by previous appoint
ment or engagement made therein, leaves
the State and engages in q fight with an
other person without the limits thereof,
shall be punished by imprisonment in The
State prison not exceeding five years, or by
fine not exceeding 81 900, or both. r..... 49,,
81. This act shall DC in force from IL
passage" y L i Z IL, ... .
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Mayors CoUnr, SATrRDAY-Aayor Elly'
son sf,residiag.-The following cases were
disposed of :: ''L-'f. 'ts .-1~ :,
Thomas Murphy continued case), charged
with interfering with the police in the dis
charge Of their duty and melting riot.
Case dismissed. -,e ! II '-sa -,-..t
Moses Munroe (coiored), continued ease,
charged with being engaged In a riot ut the
third precinct, Jefferson Ward, and inter-
feriug with the police in the discharge oi
their duty. Dismissed. c.s'...5
Joe Wilson (colored), charged with felo,
niously .assauiting, knocking down, and
robisng Mrs. Page Of pocket.book con;
tanning s., Continued until Monday and
allowed BAH in $500. -, !,
Ben Dfshman (colored),. charged WI with
slenionsy breaking lto the .S Sfe esrryins ., r
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TIE TRAVELLERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT IN

TIE TRAVELLERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT IN
sURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN
All forms OF life and accident policies lssuel
by this company AT LOWEST RATE OF PRE-
MUM. The TRAVELLER insurcs against ac'
ciJents by machinery, by railways, and steam
loats cdged-too fire, waller, riding or driving,
hurricanes, horses omuihnsscs ar street-cars; ac-
ci,ients OH the street, the farm, the journey
accidents In shops and factories, mills and
foundries, stores and Offices; accidents To mrn
travelling, and to nfn lph0 ''donf t1duei mitch.''
Life pnllcIcs OF all popular forms Issued on tht
low rate cash plan. +. COURTNEY JENKINS,
General Agent for Virginia.
Office, Montague's lnsurance-roonls, No. ], ,lls
Main street, Richmond.
Applications for local agencies to be addressed
as above. ....
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ACCIDENT TO A GENTLEMAN NEAR Hes
w1cK.-From Il gentleman friend who at,
rived in this city by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad on Saturday night we learn
that Mr.. james McGehee, who resides in
Louisa county and is deaf, was struck by an
extra engine OH the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad near kcswick depot, in Albe-
marie county, on Saturday. MIR. McGehee
had hls right ankle and wrist broken, and
also sustained several severe cuts about the
head. He was taken to charlottesville,
at which point he was cared for, and his
wounds dressed. We are informed that his
situation is very critical. MFR. McGehec is
an old gentleman, and this accident is Sc
we're blow to him, rs it deprives his family
of his valuable services. ., .f. <.s;t 81
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ExEcUTIvE APPoINTMENTs.-His EX-
caIlency Governor Walker hus made the fol-
lowing appointments: .
G. K. Bragg, hour inspector in fhe town
of Falmouth, Va.
Thomas 5. Stahlcr, tobacco Inspector Ii
berty warehouse, Lynchburg, Va.
George &. Kenon, of Oak Forest, ap-
pointed constable for Marshall township,
Cumberland county, Va.
ID. G. Barrand, notary public for Norfolk
city and county and city Of Portsmouth.
K. II. Bell, notary public for Bath county.
John Washington, notary public for Caro-
linz. rnnuiV
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LEE GoDDlN will sell for tho trustee at 10 A.
NJ. at the factory of Messrs. RaglaIll Il Jones,
corner OF a'wcnty-fnurh and Franklin streets,
large lot Of tobacco fixtures.
THoMSSW. kEESEE Will sell for the trustee al
sP. NJ. dwelling No. l0s Oh east side of Sixth
street between Cary and Canal
GRuBBS 4 VILLA Ms Will sell at 5P. NJ. to-
bacco factory on The northwest corner Of Main
and Twenty 81 Xth streets
W. GODDlN viii sell for the trustee at APP. NJ.
n small brick tenement on the east line oi
Twentieth street bet wern Franklin and Grace.
JAMES NJ TAYLOl: Will sell for the trustee at u
NJ, at The front door OF The CITY Hall, Rich
mond, atrart of land In Gloucester county.
THOMAS W. kEESEE will sell at 10 A. NJ. an
assortment of desirable furniture.
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HUsTINGs COURT; sATURDAY-Judge Gui;-
gon wesiding.-The following cases were
tried and disposed of:
felony, convicted and sent to penitentiary
for five years.
Commonwealth us. r. l.. Bohannon, for
felony. decided by q jury to be non compos
mentis ordered to he carried to an asylum.
Commonwealth us. John Price, for felo
ny; acquitted.
Commonwealth rs. A. Ballow, for misde-
meanor; convicted and sent to Jail for six
months ut labor.
Court adjourned to meet Monday at 12
o'clock.
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THE HISTORY OF TIE DISASTER AT RICH.
MoND We have received from Messrs. ELY.
son Il TAYLOR, Richmond, u handsome pam phl,t
of forty or fifty pages, containing fun report o
the calamity At Richmond OH the e7tl3 OF April
with list OF the killed and wounded and all otbel
details of the occurrence. II will be sent by mai
to any address. on receipt of fifteen cents, by the
publishers Republican. 1898 .-'
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SLIDE on THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAlLRoAD.-Friday night there was con-
siderable slide on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, between Callahan's and Allegheny
stations. The down mail and passenger
train was delayed, but the passengers were
transferred to the freight train on this side,
but arrived ut Staunton in time to make the
usual connections for Richmond Saturday
afternoon. Hands were ut once put to
work and the debris will be cleared away at
once, and in time, perhaps, for the train
which left Saturday morning to 60 through
oil right. y5Tf- ..t= |tss 5.. ... =. ......
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ROBBERY AT A. NJ. LYON & Co.'s TOBACCO
FAcroRY.-On Friday night party OF
thieves entered the tobacco factory Of Lyon
e Co., on Twentieth street between Main
and Franklin. Before having taken away
nv the oyerseer. who endeavored to bring
them to, but the thieves were too soon Tor
him, and made good their escape. '. p. '''
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We are indebted TO Messrs. ELLysoN & TAY-
LoR, Richmond, for copy Of the pamphlet con-
tanning an account OF the late terrible accident In
Richmond, list Of the killed and wounded, the
cause OF the accident Its consequences, &C., &C.
tnis ls much more full and satisfactory than can
be CLEANED from The daily papers, and wilt no
oouot meet great demand. Sent by mail for If
teen cents.-Rodnoke Vdlleu 49,
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"AsToNIsHrNG BUT TRUE"-that DOLBY s
CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING POWDER Is not only
the best but the cheapest III market tits entirely
free from any deleterious substances, and COM
pounded with such scrupulous exactness that
the contents Of each box are the same. and will
produce the same results every time. It Is un.
equalled for making biscuits, rolls, cakes, pastry
&c.-at once healthy and nutritious. Full weigh,
In each package. Groccrs everywhere keep II.
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THE GERMAN PRESS ON TIE PRIMARY
ELEcTIoy.-We find the following in the
Daily Anzeiger: ast.t. .-. -, ~
"fhe Anzeiger can boast that it has borne
a part in the political campaigns Of eigl-
teen years, and has generally proved to be
on the winning side. Again we have been
successful in the Conservative primary
election, We have nominated all the Ger
mans but one on our ticket, and for that
ticket we will fight under the banner OF Ell
tyson OIL Thursday next"
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CoNvIcTs.-The following conyicts reached
the city yesterday: "....
William Green (colored), convicted in
King William county of grand larceny, and
q ntenced for eight years.
Fanny Taylor alias Fanny Norman, from
the same county, sentenced to ten years for
arson and four years for grand larceny.
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fOhi Of hiChhlOND, MAY II, loio. .g.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chautise and passengers, J.. Il. Talum.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship TO.
Steamer Norfolk, Philsdelpliia, merchandise
and passengers, W. ID. Porter.
Schooner ". n. Gesner, Egbcrt, New York,
iron, Trcdcgar Company. .a...! ... ,
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Travers, Norfolk, mcr-
c'landlse and passengers, Tarveys Williams. ~
steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion steamship Co.
Schooner Serene, Jones, Baltimore, merchaR-
,Sc, Curtis K Parker. ..
Schooner Mott Bedel, Bedell, New York, wood
Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Maggie W. Mair, Forbes, Baltimore,
lumber, Curtis K Parker,
Schooner Annie NJ. Edwards, Henson, Phladel-
phia granite, Richmond Granite Company.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, May oi.-Arrvcd, steamer State
OF Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company
aud sailed on return, ... ... "' 's.s. r
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We HAVE RECEIVED the Young Reaper for
June. This excellent Sunday-school paper
is published semi-monthly by the "Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society,"" Rev. Drs.
Griffith and A. E. Dickinson editors, ut
fifty cents per year. With this No. DIR.
Dickinson continues his connection rs one
of the editors. ---.-- .-- -
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THE LADIES' SoRosIs CLUB, OF New York. re-
Gently changed their discussions from womsn's
Suffrage TO hair preparations ana pimple banish-
ers They declared that where nature had not en-
dowed them with beauty. It WAS their right-yea,;
their +lutyto seek 1t where they could. So they
! all voted that Magnolia Balm overcame sailo's-
ness rough skin, and ring marks, and gave to tes
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Dgsa'asS, NsDA<sN ~, &c.

MOTHS, MOTHS, MOTHS.
THE CaMiHURATtD NETlNFET
wili protect
GOODS,
against the attacks Of m"ths.
1t Is a much cheaper and more lasting and effect
I've remedy than camlhor.
Sold At
MEADE K BAKERS
Diuy store, Ri9 Ma!u street.
lmy q
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YOUNG PICEroCEET CAUGHT.-On 'Satur-
day evening late Catherine Green was
making some purchascs the First Market,
when she felt some one "going for her
pocknt-book. She looked down and caught
William Hardgroye, 4 notorious little co.
lored thief, who is well known to our po-
lice. Catherine came up to the station
house with the boy, and gave such a clear
statement Of the facts that there could De no
doubt of his guilt. He was locked up, and
will have hearing this morning before the
| , Mnyop .st.# .ff-. Z fsS aa
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RICHMOND, May 81, 1870.
To the Conservative People Of Richmond:
The election of Thursday has resulted, as
this mornings papers announce, in the
triumph OF our several competitors for mu-
niripal office. TO that expression of your
will we bow with the most cheerful sub
mission, and heartily congratulate you that
your choice has fallen upon gentlemen so
cmincntly worthy of the public confidence
and support. 10 their success we pledge
every effort of which we are capable, and
we earnestly invoke our friends who sus-
tanned us with such generous devotion in
the primary election to pay lis the further
compliment, and still further attest their
friendly zeal anu interest IN our he.
half by joining hands with us in the
solemn resolve to ratify, by decisive ma-
ority, on Thursday next, the choice Of the
Conservative people on Thursday last. Let
no personal regret or private modification
be permitted to peril the great cause which
all true citizens have at heart. In the due
administration of the affairs of our beloved
city your interest and our interest, and the
interest of our successful competitors, are
precisely the same. Let Us not imperil
them by dissensions among ourselves. The
result Of registration has filled our enemies
with dismay, and their only hope of success
lies in the effort to plant dScord in
the ranks Of that victorious host which, with
Il majority far less decided, redeemed this
city in July last. We earnestly invoke You
to disappoint these hopes. The defeat OF
the ticket will he our defeat and your dc.
feat, and the defeat OF all that the true peo.
pie of Richmond hold dear and, as oul
successful competitors and their friends
would have labored, we doubt not, with
unScltiSll industry and devotion in our be.
half. had the result been otherwise, so let
us, forgetting all our disappointments and
conflicts. rally with united front and UNI
broken resolve to the support of the entire
ticket which the Conservative voters OF
Richmond have chosen to bear their stand
ard. A. NJ. KELLEY,
PATRICK L. MooRB,
JAMES III. nooLEY,
n. NJ. LEE,
ROBERT HOWARD,
LOUIS +. BossIEUX,
5. G.. GREENnow,
MoNTRosE ANGLE,
ALBERT LYEROCK,
>-s.. ISAAC lIUTZLER.
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VIZ ARE INDEBTED TO MEssRs. ELLYsoN y
TAYLOR, NEwsDEALERs, for 3 copy Of Hood
hali d ClaFin's Weekly, new Pubilcatlon
lust out. It is published weekly ln New
York city. Price, "a per annum. ,Dcfote4
to the interests of the people, apd VIII tEeal
of ull matters but will support ictor.s
fraoe without distinction Of sex.
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INSTANTANEOUS AND EFFIcAcIoUs CURES OF
CoRNs AND BUNIoSs WITHOUT CUTTING, PAIN,
OK TIE Loss OF BLooD.-Drs. RENDALL& iIAR-
DEsTY cannot too highly estimate the kindness
they have experienced during their visit to Rich
mOnd, nor can they resist the pressing invitations
they have received to remain few days longer;
but they must assure those persons who Intend to
honor them with call that they have been soil
cteL to visit other towns or cities TO which they
must attend. They can be consulted, however,
during this week at their Office 7el Main street.
The following are the names Of few gentlemen
selected from their numerous patients since their
visit to Richmond, to whom the Doctors would
respectiuIy refer as TO the skill and efficiency with
which they or members OF their family have heen
treated In the absolute annihiatiou Of corns and
bunious: ... bT-.. ...
Judge b. II. Wexford,
Mr.. w. II. Macf:rland,
Mir. William j. Wall, House or Delegates
Mr.. l.. A. Bristow, House OF Delegates;
Judge ii. g. Bond,
DIR. Worthaul,
MIR. Il. j IIarts0Ok, ..'
Colonel. j. L. Carrington
Mr.. Samuel Carrington,
Captain w. O. CarringtOn,
Mr.. 4. G. Peyton, ...f... Is:
Mr.J.V. Bidgood, s-.1.. aa.i
Mr.. T. Roberts Baker, Il. .5}s,.
Major Thomas w. boswell, .....-." s.
Mr.. 8. NJ. Bailey, a. .... .... q
Mr.. w. L. Owen,
Colonel Albert Ordway,
Mr. John s. Rady, ..'..-..f .. ..s...
Mr.. John Purcell,
MIR. +. G. Tompkins,
MIR. William deter,
Mr.. Is. r. Johnston, Abingdon, Va;
Mr.. W. N. RedfOrd, .....t-..,
Mr.. W. II. Adams, So
Mr.. W.H. White,
DR.. W. Leigh Burton, !
MIR. j. 8. Tower, ...... .
Rev. II. W. Watkins,
Mr.. John u. Tinsley, Jr., White Sulphur Springs
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BENEFIT AT TIE THEATRE FOR THE SUF-
FERERs BY THE LATE CALAMITY.-'ro-night
Professor Donaldson, the great magician,
tenders benefit ut the Theatre for the sui
ferers by the Capitol disaster. independently
of the object for which it is given, his truly
wonderful tricks and transformations ahould
insure full house. I'll E.:
AT 6 O'Clock this evening ne viii take m
aerial trip on the tight-rope from the top OF
the Theatre building to the opposite house.
The admittance to this performance viii be
frna ."" r..EJ- #...... EN
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complexion most disfingus tSorosianl and mar
ble-like appearance dangerous 70 men, no doubt);
aud that Lyons Kathairon made the hair grow
thick soft, and awful pretty, and moreover, pre-
vented 1t from turning gray. If the proprietors
Of these articles dId not sendte sisters invoice
they nre not smart.
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.HorpL PROPERTY REcovERzD.-On Satur-
day evening last Detective Woods arrested
MARY Christian, charged with having in her
possession lot of hotel property known to
have been stolen, and receiving the same
with that knowledge.
value. belonged to Mr.. Robert Scammef.
formerly of the St. Charles, and latterly Of
the Monumental Hotel. She will have a
hearing this morning before the Mayor.