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ARREST OF A suppo osED CHICKEN. THIEF

ARREST OF SUPPOSED CHICKEN THIEF
Mention was made in the Dispatch some.
time since Of the discovery Of man with a
suspicious-lookine bag in his hand attempt.
ing to cross the trestle-worli near the pen.
itentiary, and when ordered to halt by Pc.
liccman Angle, started to run, and wat shot
at. The bag was subsequently, found to
contain fine lot of fowls with their necks
wrung of. The man was pretty well de-
scribed by Angle, and q warrant issued for
his apprehension and arrest. Yesterday
about 10 O'Clock colored man by the name
of Mansfield Adams WAS arrested by Ser
geant James answering to the description
Of the man who dropped the bag, and
locked up in the third station-house. He
will hsYe hearing this morning.
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Two PosTpoNEMENTs. THE weather was
not propitious, and after all the extensive
pre parations had been made, neither the
Cornerstone Of the Cakwood Memorial
Monument nor that of the James river
Free-bridge was laid yesterday. The dis
appointment was general. for there would
have been large turnout Of all classes OF
our citizens on both occasions.
II has been decided that the decoration
of the graves at Oakwood and the corner
stone laying there shall take place on We'd
resday, May 24th. The free-bridge celebra-
lion has been Indefinitely postponed.
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toRNING, Ma lIIg 1s7II7-;;
q. q astSsaA y 20 NexfoF~,Mow aSncraInenfc d
BRtchex,s EEorse lisa Issse,, =. s1ras,.., J.

q fsaSaI 20 oDexfefs~,1Eow a nsncraIiesnfs
bRtcRexss szprse fias .Rsss,, IL sFasr.s,. ].
rromthe San Francisco jHnaeti Hnrlr Al s.
Bonnar ,ts the envy OF half. the world. hp.
callss tho seru hs lot pet aheafi iof fss1ey.
ter According to recent accr, i,nta s,s.
Governor Stanford Is to .l,e the envy al; fha
other haH, because horse recently transfers
red from butchers cart has come into his
possession, ana M already trots d mile In rs,
This fact-n = It is q 11akes that partic--
ular piece oi hersefiesh worth round hun
dred thousand dollars. A ! small item FOR
the owner, but .sa a very comfortable
consideration for a poor man. sThe hnrss
men are in raptures of delight. 3. But it
turns out that the horse Is not 4 thorofJyf.
bred, but q hack Of doubtful lineage, which
owes little TO good breeding. It would be
n singular commentary on The. training of
Hooded horses if ,thissnnkn known cob, nli-
harnessed from abutcher's d cart, heats them
NH. What are We to do with the horse
maxim that 'shlood will ten "tafter this,
seeing that it signifies so little after all ?
We believe that there is,a scpw some where
about the harboT2of, San Francisco Which
can beat the fastest yacht which has ever
made its. appearance in these; waters. And
now we have the next wonder--Stanford's
horse. whilom of butcher-cart associations,
can IUT0W ulSt at - III puO y Os4 VI .iluit-
ner's horse, and the lItter Is no logger the
prince of horscleSh. The! following par
ticuars are taken from q Sacramento. pa
per: ss ,t.o,,
Yesterday morning at the Park the
mysterious "Stanford horse" was driven
around the track in q sulky.. by - Yank y
Smith, who has the animal in his charge.
The first half-nile was trotted over3at mod
crate speed, but on the last half.lnile Smith
let him out, and lie crossed the score in ! :07.
Keepin. right on ut q slower trot till the
last halEmite was reached, the wonderful
horse was again urged to his speed, md
made the last hall-mile in 1:074. His time
was noted by several reliable and expe.
rienced parties, among whom may be men
toned Charley Shear and George Gilbert.
Leland Stanford, the owner Of the horse,
was also on the ground. There is no doubt
about this time flavinS been made, and it Is
the fastest on record. & eIl-kp0Wn sporting
gentleman who saw the trial. offered to
wager 81 ZOO that he could take the horse
for week, and drive him a mile in 2:15.
The horse has q somewhat romantic histo-
| ~, and, like many bipeds in this country,
his elevation from hard work and obscurity
| to fame and case has been rapid and re-
markable. Not many months ago he did
service in butchcr-cart in this city, and
was sold r,the paltry sum of 500. STAN
| ford paid $4,000 for him, and could proba-
bly, get S59, goo now for his bargain. The
pedigree of the horse is in dispute, but
those who have the best reason to know
state that he is q St. Clair. -ts. as-aas
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SOUTH CAROLINA TAXPAYERS CoNVEE.
TIoN.-C Charleston, May 9.-The Taxpayers
convention met in Columbia this morning.
Delegations of the most prominent and In
huential citizens were present from every
part Of the State. Among the delegates are
four eX-Governors, two eX-iieutenant-
Governors, three eX-United States Sena-
tors, five eX-Con9ressmen, one eN-Lhar-
cellor, one eX-Secretafy OF the Confederate
Treasury, eleven generals, I'VE. pankeFs,
fifty-nne eX,member$ Of the Legislature.
Hon. w. .. Porter, Of Charleston, formerly
q Lieutenant-GorerEo of the State, gen
tleman OF marked conservative views, was
chosen President ) Hon. D. Il. Chamber
lain, the present Attorney-Genernl Of the
State, and q strong Republican, was Sc.
lectea Us, one Of the four Fiue-Presiaents,
and Myron Fox, editor OF the Charleston
Republican, was made one ofthe secrcta-
ricS. :, Mr.. Porter, on taking the chair, said
the object Of the convention was to rebuke
corruption in high places, while taking
measures to, save ourselves from irretrleya-
BILE ruin. Our public credit must be un-
questioned and unsuspected. We mean not
Reputation, but whatever new obligations
Eare hereafter incurred and financiers may
take, they take at their own peril. A commit
tee of eleven was then appointed to centes-
with Gov. Scott, who was invited TO seat
on the floor. 1t Is understood the Gov
ernor will speak tomorrow. kich'd d Lath-
.ers made an elaborate speech on the state
of the finances. The comptroller general
presented o statement Of toe funded debt
Of the State to November l, 1870, at 81 ,60O,-
GOO. Several resolutions on various sub
jects were presented. The tone of the. con-
vention was calm and moderate, and all
parties now anticipate good effects from its
action. ~ - -, - " -.
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Mon Law AT TIE MINES Women in the
Field d.-ScrantoB, May 9.-The following
appeared i'll the Scranton Erensng Bulletin
this afternoon - = +, ~. .-
" To-day laborers met in the valley west
of HYDE Park, near the Dodge shaft, for
the purpose Of making arrangements to re-
sumo work. Tho laborers numbered about
siN hundred. While engaged in their'de-
liberatons party of the W. B. a. miners,
accompanied by about one hundred -wo-
men, made a raid upon them. The lahorers,
repulsed the motley crowd and drove them
from the ground. Soon, however, the
more, and u general fight with stones, clubs,
pistols, &C., took place, and is still going.
on. AT this writing g P. NJ the result
was, when our reporter left the scene, that
a man named VIM. Gore, O laborer, received
a shot from a pistol, the ball lodging in his
right arm, and shatlering the bone. A girl,
a stepdaughter of Mr.. Thos. Barrow, was
also seriously wounded in the head by q
stone thrown from the crowd Of besieeers.
A dispatch from Ashland says the miners
of Centralia colliery went to work this
morning" - '....r-,..> =: ,....,.. g.
Another dispatch states, in addition to
the foregoing, that another man named
Mcdonald was shot in the head and about
ten or twelve others were most brutally
beaten. Some will probably die. The mil
itary were ordered to the seat Of the dis
turbauce, bUt arrived too late to 40 any
good. This riot is generally admitted to
have been only one of the results of tee
w. L. Z. demonstration on Monday, when
the miners were infamed by appeals to
their passions by Kealy, president of the
general council. - = s.l'z- ..'E - -. q
Great excitement prevailed here during
the day. To-day amob Of several hundred
rioters visited the works Of Morris d
Weeks, and drove out the men at work. A
large body Of troops will arrive Tomorrow,
but, az most of them are from the coal re-
giols, not much confidence is felt.
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IMPORTANT DECISION IN BANKgUPTCY.-Tn
the Circuit Court OF the United States,
Judge Bond yesterday rendered his de-
cision and entered Il decree reversing tne
decision Of the District Court, which had
granted five hundred exemptions TO the
individual members OF bankrupt firm out
of the assets'of the partnership. The de-
cree was entered in the case Of Bates &
Waddy Brothers, which was takel, up from n
test case. The principle thus decided: is an
important one, and will affect the distribu-
ton of large amount Of money now locked
up in the hands of signees.
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The postponemens cf the Oakwood celebration
gives an opportunity to such or our lady reader
ashad not provided themselves with spring sui,s
to prepare for that occasion. $50 -.
Speaking about spring suits reminds us ofsome
beautiful dress goods that were shown us on yes
terday when we were at LEVY BROTHERS, store.
There seemed no epd to their variety, and at last
we had to requestthem not TO show US any more.
Why, It is an impossibiltty togo there ard fan
to be suited What comes nearer home is that
LEVY BROTHERS place their goods stsuch low
prices as to be within the reach OF all. -i'
Don't fail to call and be not only convinced of
what we say, but also suited In all you wish to
purchase "~s ,'t'..
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: POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Justice j. j.
White cpresid,ng.- The following cascs wei G
disposed OF: ... =.
jas. Bailey (colorcd), charged with steal
ing one dollar in UDited States currency
belonging to Dinah White. Found guilty,
and committed to Jail for ten days.
Benz. DeBricks (coIorcd), charged with
uplawlully and feloniously breaking the
door to the room OF Josephine Debricks,
assaulting and threatening to kill her. Sc
carity required in $500 for six months.
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{ TO MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS DEsIR1aG TO
CoSTnAcT FOR UNIFORMS OF Any 7 p.AsHAGlcg. N .-
Lac DESIGN OR PATrEEY.-T am prepared to
fnr; ii samples or materi a and estimate OF eo6s
for ore or more suits at shord notice. Owing 70
my connec ion with the house Of Messrs. DEYLIF
& Co., New York, my f~cllities for mannfactur-
Ing this particular style or garment In large or
small quantities and OF satisfactory prices are un-
surpassed. ls So JOHN =. DEVLIN,
-, ts.y-...r.. Es, LOOT Main street.
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= MORE FLOUR FOR TEE BRAzns.-The Bri.
fish bark Skinner of the Seas cleared from
this mort yesterday with cargo of 2,75l
barrels Of -four for Rio de Janeiro, shipped
by Mcssrs. Dunlop s. Me Canoe. a few days
AGO the British bark Eliza and Maria sailed
with a cargo of {, 400 barrels from Messrs.
Hayall e AZ & Crenshaw, making total of 8, ,151
barrels within one, week. We welcome
thesa renewed evidences of the resumption
Of our old trade with South America, and
hone the day is not far distant when we
viii have regular line established.
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IMPORTANT TO LOOK AFTER.-Now that
the lists of registered voters of the various
wards have been posted up near the pre-
cincts, it is most important that every Con-
servatlye voter and citizen should examine
the names and residences, and see that no
person has given the number OF anotbers
house. In one or two instances persons
have registered in the city, and given the
whose lot they do not liue. This is most
important matter, and should be looked
effpr at onca UFrIEE - S:s4
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JOB Pp1NTING.-weealI the attention OF mer.s
chants clerks of courts, sherifs, lawyers rail-
r9sd. steamship and canal officers and agents, ana
al others having orders for printing, TO the facilt
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB-
LrsHMEsT for the prompt and faithful execution
of ali kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish At
short notice Cards, Bill Heads, Letter Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlcts,
Tags, Hand-Blls, Catalogues Bills OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &c, &C., &c. Satissaction
Ep,, AC39r1
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bYoruER ColoHED Person SUING +

Z ANOTHER CoLoEED PERSON SUING FOR
DAMAGEs.-The case OF James A. Simms
against the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, was called in Judge
Bonds court yesterday. Simms claims
.tlaInages for having been elected from a
trst-class. car alter having bought a first
class ticket, Security for costs being re-
qt1ired BY the defendant, j. D. Harris en-
tered himself for the amount required.
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W. soApiSwll fS sell at 81 P. M several lots at
~ Ine s,ef scorne: s: OF N and slst ttreets.
- a.s 90. VIII sell at 10 &. III. dry goods,
ppo's' shoes, hats, straw goods &c.
= AiaE g BROTHER viii sel at 1e NJ. a farm In
I'm county, on the QaiocIs n road, twelve
niles above Richmond, .">t'' y
'""SnsS q WILLIAMS will sell st sp. M. Tho
asT s.sk aweiiihg No. zoos Broad street, between
THOMAS ": KEasEE VIM ee,, M ~, l..
gS ~ So'eiock an assoltment or household fur.
~ ~ Piano. rcfficerators sewing machines.
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! NEEDS ArrEYw1oN. Dock street, in the
neiahborhood of the gas-holders, has been
somewbat blockaded by granite, which has
heen allowed to remain in the way OF pass'
inc wagons. Teamsters, In consequence,
have to drive their wagons on the side-
walk, which has been cons sideraDlY cut up,
Is now in bad condition. and needs Tue
Intention of the proper authorities.
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THE 3AraNEse JUGGIERs.-The exhibi-
tion at Assembly Han on Monday evening"
next by the, Japanese Troupe promises to
be Interesting, and the Richmond public
will again have the opportunity of being
performance consists Of O series Of gymnas-
tic and magic feats not yetiexcelled by any
troupe that has visited our city.
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sTHE ERE, I'M THE OH REGIONS Pitts
burq, Nav GA special to the Comm eroiaL
saws the losses by the fire ut Fagunder's on
sunday will probably reach $l00, 600. Lit.
tie Insurance. The. fumes swept Off every
thing on the west side OF the street. in
cludiug stores, dYelling-houses, and hotels.
Fishers office and Grandison,,s Warehouse,
ON the east side, were also consumed, and
but. few scattering buildings remain. ~ ].
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IF you WANT pretty neck.tie, the Ftsst stsie
OF llnen or paper collars, or snJthing else In the
way OF gentlemea.s wear, call on e. B. sPENuE u
SON. 1890 III ain street. 3s sf% q s,
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J. ANOTHER FREsH.-The heavy raIn'during
the last few weeks has caused another rise
In the river. The water was rising steadily
last night, and will probably be very high
this morning.
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COLLECTIONS IN THIS DISTRICT. fol-
towing presents an abstract of the colec-
tions in the Third District of Virginia, for
the month of April: Spirits, So, ,74.49; to-
Bacco,si $250, 0,854.09; fermented liquors,
800. SO !; banks and bankers, S237 .O5 j; sales.
S2514 special taxes not elsewhere enume-
1876; SUGGESTIONS, $855.7S; articles in
schedule A, S23.37 gas, 81, 1854; total
penalties, &C., $500. Total, S265, ,818.44. =
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LAST CHANcE.-If there Is 9any white
voter in Richmond who has not vet regis
tered, he will have chance to redeem his
character either to-day or Tomorrow.
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skA:ingto-nlght at O'Clock,

Row AT THE DOLLAR sToBE, corner 9Th sad
Main streets, under campDea's Gallery. Wax 8
dolls with natural hair Jet sets, new aad beazir
fol; ;baekgamno1 boards, farnshed !; and Large
assortment OF articles useful and ORNAMENTAL
Estattsettes end vases. 49,
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TIE Board Of Managers of the HOLLYWOOD
Memorial Association will meet to-day
Thursday, in the lecture-room of St,
Pauls Church, at 12 Nj.
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One hundred and ffty-eight barrels Of Byrne's
Oldest Xalted Bye whfskey for sale at very low
price at WILLIAM WALLACE sons, 9ia Cary
street also, consignments Of Peach and apple
Brandy and Rezan 4 Koogles's three-year old
" WkiskeY, very superior. ,gs,. sfj5as4 ~, 4
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e ANNUAL ADDREss.-Captain James Bar
ron Hope has consented to deliver the an.
nua! address before the Richmond Male
Orphan Society. The meeting will take
place sometime during the latter part of
this month. f'1', y
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sNow.-Passengers by the Chesapeake
;and Ohio railroad yesterday afternoon re-
mort that snow. was two inches deep on tps
mountains yesteyday morning.
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uwil find IL TO your interest to effect your In
surance through the City Savings aud Insurance
Brokerage Company. 0fice corner Of Main and
l2th streets. Fssst. sEs 49,. ~. ss..s- p, s.
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Street cars pass MoRroN's flower garden every
Ave minutes. Sfss-IiAf Ess ~
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FnUIT sYRUPs.-Genuine fruit ryrups, all
llavors, can be had at D. CoLuMEus's Steam
Candy Mandatory, sl4 Broad street, at the low
price OF Sl.5o per gallon. # T.f55t@
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TIE Opera TONIGHT will doubtless at.
tract another large and fashionable audi
ence. Three times is not bit too often to
see such performance Us is given in the
rendition of the Bohemian Girl by our am
ateur troupe. g. ,.z, s. 81 e. a.. sa
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i 5.IJsxATsApLE LETTERs REMAINING IN gHI
R1oHMoSD Posi- OFFICE MAY 10th, ISL
DR.. j. B. Tuft, Mrs. John b. seld6n, Geo
Nv. Gretter, Richmond; airs. Jas. Brooks,
New York. I Ss Fsr
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QUEEN OF MAY on sKATES.-The novel eShi.
bi.ion OF Queen of ID ay on skates VIII be given
at Assembly Hall next Friday night at 8 O'Clock
A package ticket viii admit you to this assembly
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AQueen Of May on sgases-the first entertain
ment or the kind In the United sta.es-win be
given at Assembly Hall Eexs Friday night at 8
rsrfock. -
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! ~BIsHoP W'HITTLE AT WELLsBURG.-Bishop W
iWhittle, Of the Episcopal Church. cons
firmed seven persons at the Wells6urg
pal con ngregation Of SteubenFiIle chartered
the steamer Forest City, and to the number
lof about two hundred were present. The
Bishop reformed to this city yesterday
Wheeling Regsster.
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STRIKE THEM OFF.-If you know of any
persons not entitled to register, and whose
names appear on the lists, go to the regis
trar and have them struck off.
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RoDBgRY.Last night about OK O'Clock
the store OF 3fr. Charfes Dipner, on the
corner Of 10Th and Canal streets, was enter.
ed by the back window, and the thieves
slipped up stairs without being heard and
carried off lot of valuable gentlemen g
wearing apparel and ladies' dresses. Mir,
EDIpners vest, In the pocket OF which, he
had left his gold watch and chain, was left
on the floor, the thieves being frightened
of before they could get il. 'sS !
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Al grand oral entertainment aud Queen OF May
on skates, at Assembly HaIl, VIII be given next
Friday night at o'clock. t. @ -, -
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'.s,AFoTHER CHICKEN RoBBERY.-On Tues.
day night the chicken-house of gentleman
VINO resides on High street, Oregon ELL,
near tie canal, was broken into, and a lot
OF nne fowls taken out. These robberies
nave been frequent Of late, and the police
are on the track of one or two parties who
are supposed to be engaged in. the thieying.
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The greatest invention Of the age Is she White
Perforated Beaver Hat--somethtng entirely new.
Call at WEIsIGER's andssee them. Is issg ii s
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The price Of admission to the Queen Of May on
skates is SO cents for single ticket, or Us for
package OF u tickets.
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The greatest novelty Of the season i to be the
Queen OF May on skates, and floral entertainment,
to be given at Assembly Hall next Friday night
at clock. Prices Of admission same rs ut any
other skating assembly. i.sfls g.
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& If You WANT nice Citing SHIT, leave your or.
der with L. 3. SPENCE q SON, 1900 Main street.
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PERsoaAL.-7Among the arrivals at the
Exchange last evening were: Messrs. wv.
z. hayden, agent of the Japanese Troupe
RoPt G. Nicholas, Of Buckingham county
James B. Urquhart and James p, ITALIA.
ferro, Of Jacksonville. Fla. Il. =
At Ford's are Messrs. "a. J. Mann. ESQ.
OF England Gr. B. r. Walker and Judee
A. B. Cochran, Of Augusta county, Va.
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TIE SANDS TRIAL.-The evidence for the
commonwealth was closed yesterday, and
The evidence for the defence commenced.
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A large supply OF plants for beds and borders
a.t MohToS.s flower garden. as
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BUSINESS SUITs-g ,od stock-styl ylish low rates
lat K. b. srENcE q SONS, 1900 Main street
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ENVELOPES furnished and. prtnted at S. fa.5e,
sss5 and $3.50 per LOCO, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment. se;a.E - Z sE.4a
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s THE RIcnMoHp BLuEs hold ameeting az
the City, He'll to.nighf When an election far
COMPANY officers Will be held, e I
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APPLEToN's JOURNAL, 0ase Week, and
saturday Night received from Ellyson &
Taylor, 1116 Main street. G7T.'
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skating q tonight at Assembly Fan
Skating a. Assembly Han so-nieh. at O'Clock.

CLoTMISG- G-arae stock-istest styies-sow
pr.css-E. B. SPENCE & sos, 17e0 Main street.
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Choir singers this year In New York are
commanding very high salaries. First-elass
soloists get EASILY FL 900 g year. = - :
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AMUSEMENTs.

) A SSEM BLY, II ALL. -:i 81
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
MAY 18TH, 10TH, AND l7rH, 1s7L :,
GBAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY
AT 5 O'CLOCK P. M.
sATsUMA's, ROYAL, JApANEsE TROUPE.
Star Artists Of both sexes from Jeddo, Japan.
WONDERFUL ACROBATs. JUGGLERs, AND
EQUILIBRIsTs.
THE ONLY JAPANESE TROUPE IN
AMERICA,
Appearing in their rich and native costumes at
T.. each performance. +
ADMISSION, 75c.; reserved seats, 81. For sale
during the day at West 8 Johnston's bookstore,
Main street; sale commencing ON Saturday, May
18th, at O'Clock 4. NJ. - n,. i
Admission to Matinee: Adults, soc,; children
under twelve years Of age, CSC.
~ is.,= n. sCHUMAN, Director.
!, w. r. HAYDEN, Agent. mYiLst