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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30
MORNING, JANUARY 30 1873.


NEW CAsTIl CoUNTy. JANUAnY 18th, ,lsy3.
4 TT ron the supijcafiS1 u AbGUsTUs HiLtMAN
" Exesutor a Elisabeth Ros, late of ChristApa
the Eesister tisst the ExECUToR sfufessid, give
notice Of the granfinx of LYrTERs TESTANEk-
TARY uror TnE .l5rArp or THE DpoEAsED'
vsrtisSmsuss g bs postsd, within fbsty dsys horn
the date ufspfht f5S1tsga IN sfx of the most public
sons having against the estate to present IL
made and proyidsd Ard siso cause the same to he
steised vlIl,n u ~ W,ns,s ss ny
to be coniiua1nf x SSts{n two mopths ( 80. .et.
~.-~Iv| 0kVgu undRr The hand and Seal Of ONCE a
)I the K5ijafer S4breaaid at New Castle, In New
f~~~A 9eskfertpantr Aforesaid, tho day. and yeGf
above wrikteh-inb B. GIBBS, Rsgiaey,a
NOTICE-1AF persons having claims sgslhit the
estate vf the deceased must present the same duly
Attested r5aiie HxECUToR, on OF before Jan. 10th,
1874 o. abide the Act Of ssembly In such case ads
- - s-E" .'' Executor.
Address, New Port DelG,sars
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49, hKGlSTERS OFFICE. ~. ~
- ,H. 80. ,s-,
r,pSSrr NV ~ SAstLE Sogsrr ysvemosT W, H. H.
" Exeeetttx q MAroAREx MoRoAx, late q WI
mlngspn Hunded, IN ssid County, deeessedi y Or
~ sns Y ster Te.a
msns, UPON ths Estate 81 deceased witaths date Of
~ Mnn ~ Gays nom tne uate Oh sucn esssn ~ OF
NJ M2Q pupe places q tne county OF New Ssstie,
tsi 70 present the same or abide by an Act 81 as
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30

kOoUKT HOLDElIs.-A .,eat ana convsnhaa
artpo for hodiug vatsr r preserving the freeAness
and bssaty Of buds n0Wers worn In Ne coat, ores
{ hAir, 4 lA<as sssox xtment for sels by
n. RRIN0HUR9T d co.,
o<naR Dtxth ara Hakkof "a e0<D.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30

Leave Chester at 5s3 7.i3, ass. sss and II 0ss
m l03,iis 2.4l, 44+, 6.33, sly tss, 50, lQ6e .. m
From BaltilaQre TO Pbladephis--LeaveB Baltimore
IB0 a. m, Way Mali, $50 q. m, Express e.6s p m,
Express, 7.so, p. IN, Express, iUA5 p N.
From Baltimore W Port Depost and iDtermsdiate
Jtsrions ut 1880 q. m, and 500 y. N.
Accommodation Train from Port Deposit win Leave
Or ferryvins at $50, $780, HOO IN. 200, s.io. ooo
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester st 1900 and Sli
q IN. and ass p. N.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at i2.S2
SIS. lQ02 3 NJ, 1;os ana 81 ~ 2; r. M ,,ru,opr
Leave Baltimore ut 100 and i0.45 p. stopping a.
Magnolia Perrymans. Aberdeen, Hayre-de-Q Grace
Fefryville, ChaTiestown. Gorth-East Ekton, New
arg Stanton, Newport, wilmington Claymont, Lin
wood, and Chester. II. IT. KENNY, supt
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CANDLES. CANDLES.

M KITS No. l MACKEREL,
-. rr"!s TANLnK'S JERSEY HAMS,
j. boxes IAiLpH'> JERSEY SHOULDERS
70 tnxrs TAYLoE'S JERSEY BREASTS,
'urI,i. HFrINED SUGARS,
81. .ac- 80 COFFEE.
mats JAVA COFFEE,
'..a'l chests cUHrDWDFE TEA.
na..f "hc~t> tOLpNG TEA,
noAr. CHEESE: for sale hy
SC. TARDY 4 Co.
,,a.' l2iG. corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
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TTnm mIIpicotp6.

Mcssrs. Editors,-When our Saviour was
among us on earth he went about doing
good everywhere, scattering blessings among
the people as freely as the dew-drops that fall
from heaven. Among His many noble deeds
He delighted to open the eyes of the blind !;
and for such good works as these He was
threatened, scourged, and finally hung upon
the cross by the guilty. But before lie LETT
this world He told His people to follow
him-to initiate the examples He had
set them. Therefore, in imitation of Him
and in obedience to His instructions,
we have sought to open the eyes OF people
who were heretofore blind concerning this
mighty butchers league. To-day we see that
for opening the eyes Of the blind concerning
the league we have been threatened with
chastisement, and even with death, not upon
the cross, but upon q amp-post. Truth Is
an enemy to the guilty that he fears more In
this world than all else besides. Our former
articles lave simply been clothed with truth
(tbe enemy of the butchers league) too
strong for them to answer. This truth has
burst upon them unexpectedly, and caused
great CONSERVATION among them. Like Bel
shaZzar of old, they see plainly the Dand-
writing upon the wall, and their knees smlte
together Tor fear Of the future wrath oil thIs
people.
They say this morning that this Union was
formed for the mutual benefit OF both buyer
and seller. Well, the blind man sees it in
that light. but we, who have two good eyes,
see something Of another color. If it is for
the benefit of both, why don't they prove
their words by their works? Look, for in.
stance, at the independents: they sell meats
at former prices, while the leaguers have ad.
| vauced 20 per cent.
Now, this 20 per cent. advance is certainly
| bcnefiting the lea.uers' pockets at the eX-
| pense of the consumer and the poor farmer.
Again, they say our artic es have been com.
bination of falsehoods. 1t is strange that
with such an array of talents rs may be
found in this league they have been unable to
disproye our first propositioH-Tiz., that this
thing was formed for the purpose OF buying
the farmers stock for half its value, and
| selling to consumers at prices that know nc
| other name than eXtortioD. And we say
ooain. had it not been that five butchers hao
the moral courage to stand up independent
of this order the citizens of Richmond
would to-day be paying much higher rates
than they are now being charged. Inese
independents have been stumbllng-olocR
in the way of this mighty chariot frelgntec
with the butchers league on their way &c
sudden wealth. We do assure the memoers
of the league that we have no unklna ieeiine
towards any one of them, but deeply deplore
the error into which they have fallen, aha
call unon them now to turn from the error
of their ways-then we can say " let us nave
1,eace" and once more shake hands across
the bloody chasm. 1--WE
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MANCHESTER ITEMs,

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CoURT.-The grand
jury made the following additional present.
ments yesterday, after which they were dis
charged: Against Miles Shields, for felony,
and Richard Slayton, for misdemeanor.
They also made important suggestions in re-
laton to revenue laws.
John Rowlett and James Hawkins, Jointly
indicted for maliciously stabbing Charles
Traylor, elected to be tried separately. Both
were convicted, and their punishment as
sessed at three years. confinement in the
penitentary.
In the case of the Commonwealth Us. Giles
Hayden q nOile prosequ, was entered.
Miles Shields (white) was allowed to plead
guilty to petit larceny for coat-stealing, and
was sentenced to receive twenty-five lashes,
the honorable Judge remarking that in cases
of petit larceny he should, as the law di-
rected, administer stripes, regardless Of color
or previous condition. The punishment was
duly administered.
NJ. w. Rose was fined $50 for contempt of
court in not appearing before the grand jury
when summoned.
A large amount of civil business was
| transacted, and DEGREES agreeable to notes
| filed were granted in the following cases
Mary G. Clark, by next friend, Us. Robert
| Marks; John u. Elicit Us. Robert S. Elicit
Horner's heirs Us. l.. d. Horner; w. II.
Garrett Is. II. w. Winfree; Alvis Us. John
son John FL. Morgan ct ais. Us. Austin E.
Moore, trustee; Perkins, by next friend, us.
Drewry.
FRUITLEss SEARcH.--MesSrs. Shaw and
Hadden, parents of the young men drowned
| at the free bridge disaster, who have been
spending some time past in all unayailing
search for the remains of the son Of the
latter, have returned TO their homes, near
| Stonycreek, Sussex county, Va.
ILLNESS OF A MINIsrER.-Rev. w. S.
Bland, OF the Middle District Baptist Asso-
citation, and pastor of Bethlehem and other
churches in this county, is seriously ill.
ORDINATION OF FORMER RESIDENT.-Rev.
| Chastain V. Waugh, a native Of this place,
has been ordained pastor of the Baptist
church at Hillsboro', Albemarle county, Va.
CoRREcTIoN.-Th Manchester bricks are
| to be used in furnace-makiug at the Tredegar
Works, and not at Belle Isle, as stated yes
terday.
MINOR Top1cs.- -McIlwaine's row, consist
ing OF Il number of beautiful tenements, on
Third avenue, will be ready for occupancy
next week.
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EsTEREp.-The British brigantine Orlot"
entered this port yesterday from Liverpool
with salt to Lee, Seldom 81 Co.

Mr.. BuRR's LEcrUREs.-In response to the
following request Mr.. Burr has consented to
complete his full course of; lectures. To
night the subject will be Historical Proofs
of the Plurality of Human Species":
"RlcHMoND, March 13, 1873.
&C. Chduncey Burr, Esq:
"Sir.-Having become profoundly inter-
ested in your course of lectures on the 'Ori-
gin of Human species,' and regarding the
novel and startling scientific and historical
facts with which they deal as being worthy
of the fullest investigation. we take great
pleasure in expressing our desire to hear the
three other lectures which. we understand
complete your full course; and we shall be
glad to learn that your engagements are such
as to enable you to give them before leaving
Richmond.
"Very truly yours,
"JAMEs Lyons,
HENRY A. WISE,
- Gro. OULD,
81. L. n. CURRY,
.fJ. L. BURROWS"
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SPECIAL Court OF APPEALs.-In this court
yesterday the following business was trans
acted:
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
Us. Clay. From the Circuit Court OF Bedford
county. Affirmed.
Gibbs Us. Tiernap. From the Circuit Court
of Caroline county. Reversed.
Elicit Us. Blunt Peterson, for. &c. Hearing
filed by John Fl. Blunt.
Petersburg Railroad Company Us. Burtons
Submitted.
Turner, &C., Us. Simpsons executors. Sub
mitted.
Whitlock and ais. Us. Baptist's admins
traitor was partly argued by Wood Bouldin
Jr., for appellants, and will be concluded by
w. A. Maury to-day, when the court viii
take up the case of Mckenzie Us. Potomac
Ferry Company.
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PARDON OF THOMAS R. BIRD.-Thomas r.
Bird, convicted at the July QSID term Of the
Corporation Court of Alexandria Of bigamy,
and sentenced TO three years. imprisonment
in the penitentiary, was pardoned yesterday
by the Governor for the following reasons
"1st. Becart$e thrce-fourths of the jury
before whom Bird was tried. in petitioning
for his immediate pardon, state that 'while
his offence came within the letter of the law,
yet the circumstances justified the in1iction
of the milde$t penalty only and with that
view we fixed the term of imprisonment at
the shortest time allowed and that had the
law fixed the maximum term for the offence
at !, less number of years we should Still
have brought our verdict down to that term,
giving the said Thomas Il. Bird the benefit
of the shortest term
"2. Because of the many eXtenuatlng cir
cum>tances in behalf of the petitioner, and
the fact that he has already been imprisoned
over twenty months, and because his pardon
has been asked for by nearly three hundred
good and worthy citizens of the Common
wealth. including one hundred members OF
the present General Assembly,"
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Run ON A, BAkK.-some irregularity having
been found in the working: of the Freed
mans Savings and Trust Company in Wash.
ington city by the committee who examined
the books of the concern, quite run has
been made on it for the last few davs: In.
formation of that fact having reached the de.
positors in the branch office in this CITY, q
run was. made on it yesterday. Up to the
hour OF closing about 81, 900 had been drawn
out. All drafts for money which had been
deposited there were promptly met, and the
officers say they are prepared to paw off every
dollar should it be demanded.
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SPECIAL JURY.-The following list oil
Jurors was summoned. yesterday to try a
special c,se to-day in the Circuit Court
John r. Garnett. S. NJ. Pulliam, Samuel M
Price, Robert F. Williams, John L. Peek,
Joel B. Watkins, Powhatau Weislger,
Stephen Putney, Moses Ellyson, R. g. Ma
comber, J. NJ. Skinner, John B. Berrymann'
Maurice Evans, Il. p. Richardson, j. b
Moore, Benjamin F .Ladd, G. N. Marshall,
Josiah Ryland, Andrew L. Elicit, George
w. Royster, james Gordon, John E. Won
bic, Jacob Hall, John A. Pizzini, w. q,
Dandridge, J. B. Kidd, w. A. Arnistcad. n
G. Lipscomb, William S. Royster, j. ?. Nc
Corkle, j. B. Suit.
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PROFESSOR G. R. HARDING's ARTIsT1cAL
AND MECHANICAL EXHIBITION at the Clay
Street Methodist church last night was at-
tended by large and apprecative audience.
Tonight the exhibition will differ from that
of last night. Some of the most interesting
scenes of the tabernacle of the congregation
in the wilderness will be presented, closing
with the steamboat-race on the Mississippi
river between the r. E. Lee and Natchez.
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RICHMOND, VA, DECEMBER 81, lsT:.-The result
ola careful chemical examination Of 81. SEMMEs's
PURE RYE WHlsKEY" enables me to confidently
recommend 1t to those who desire article Of un-
questionable purity for use rs medicine or as beve
rage. The samples subjected to examination repre-
sent lot Of one hundred barrels In the store OF WILL
LIAM WALLACE SONS, and were selected by myself.
WILLIAM q. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Analytical Chemist.
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DURING FOURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH
advertisers and advertising agencies we have never
had dealings with firm whose straightforward, up
right policy SO largely secured our confidence and
respect as that of GEORGE p. RowELL & Co., Ad.
vertising Agents, New York. Their contracts are
always plain, intelgible, specific and liberal. They
secure the most advantageous rates ON publishers
for the that the latter feel assured that they
are secured beyond chance or techncality in getting
whatever the amount of their contract calls for
providing always that publishers have done as they
agreed to.-SiOur CIv (IOlCu) Times.
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w. GODDIN will sell at4 p. M. brick store ant
dwelling on the north side OF Broad between
First street and Brook avenue.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at IL p. II. q
4 stuccoed brick dwelling ut the southwest corner
OF franklin md Twenty fourth streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. M. house.
hold furniture, Office desks, &C.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at ST. Alban's
Hall, at o'clock this evening, choice selection
Of chromos, oil-paintings, and crayons. This
sale Is fixed at an hour especially to suit the
Indies, -aes.ts
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention Of mer
chants, clerks Of courts sherifs lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all other
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for th
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds OF Jol
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bll-IIeads, Letter-Heads. Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues
Bills of Fare, Show-Blls, Checks, Drafts, &C., SC
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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SUPPOSED DEsERTER ARRESTED. detective
John Wren and Sergeant Pleasants arrested
James L. HiIlery, who acknowledges that he
is deserter from Company G, Eighteenth
regiment, United States army. He was
taken before Justice White yesterday morn
ing, when that officer ordered him to be
turned over to United States commits
sioner, who will doubtless order him to be
sent to the nearest military post.
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DEPARTURES Of STEAMERS

EOR NEW YORK Old ,sssS11
sant slde-wheel Steamship Oh DoMfNfuN. Gsp.
o'riock P. M Freight received u1itii 2. M
Through bills Of lading signed, and goods Soys l.
warded with dispatch to all points north, kosttbs
Line for foreign ports, Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed Fare, sl2; steerfse, &C., round4ti7
tickets, $50. For freight or passage, apply to -
JOHN W. WYATT Agent, 81 Z,
NH Ia-3t s.sy No. 8 Governor street. -
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BURIED ALrvE.-Yesterday afternoon one
of the hands, named Miles Anthony, en-
ployed in digging out the earth preparatory
to laying down the water-pipes near Twelfth
and Cary streets, was severely injured by
the earth caving in upon him. He was taken
out and carried to his home by Superin-
tendent Davis, where he received proper at
fonfipn
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
PosT- OFFICE AT RICHMOND, MARCH 13, 1871
John NJ. Higgins. Richmond, Va; A. B.,
Richmond, Va; Mrs. Judge Morton, corner
Tenth and Clay streets, Richmond, Va; Mr..
Davis, Photograph Gallery, Main street,
Richmond, Va; Sam Jetin, care of FL.
Stevens & Co., Va; Miss Nancy Lewis,
care Of Mrs. II. Cross, Templer, New Jer-
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REDFoRD's, No. 90. MAIN STREET, is TIE
AGENCY and the only place at which Dunlap hat
can be had In Richmond. Parties advertising this
hat will please see Messrs Dunlap & Co.'s letter to
@. NJ. Marshall.
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WHrTE-FRIsGED QUILTS at sl.25 worth g.; no
neycomb quilts at $l.l5 worth Sc; colored quilts
for single beds at $l.2s worth S2 Marselles quilts
In all qualities and sizes, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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THE RESULT OF THAT SLEIGHr-0F.H AND
William Ii. Mitchell (colored) was arraigned
before the Police Justice yesterday charged
with defrauding Boston. Robinson, a Ches-
terfeld darky, out of $S by the exhibition
Of game called tEree.card monte" After
examination, he was found guilty. of petit
larceny, and sentenced 10 four months con-
finenient in Jail, with laborin the chatn-gang
for the same leriod. .. ,,s
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.-In the Su.
preme Court of Appeals yesterday the case
Of Ould Us. Myers was further argued by
James Alfred Jones, Esq, for Meyers, and
John Scott, Jr., Esq, of Baltimore, for the
attaching creditors, and continued until to-
day. a-.'
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SPRISG-STYLE SILK HATs.-The style Of silk hat
sold by the hrst-class retailers in New York city Is
the same style that 2. WEISIGER 6 Go. are selling
now. This hat is light and stylish, and decidedly
the neatest hat that has been brought out for long
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SLIPPER PATTERNS, LACE SETS, LINEN SETS
night-gowns, chemise, dressing -sacques, drawers,
and merino shirts can bo had in great variety at
LEVY BROTHERS..
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REMEMBER THAT LEVY BROTHERS have received
large stock of parasols direct from the maiiufac
turers. They have also received large assortment
of percales, cacoes and dress goods adapted to the
present scason.
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PHoToGRAPHs.-LARGE-SI FOR FoURTEEN
by scventeen-inch frames made at REES's for S.
the cheapest and best in the city. Card pictures
Sl.50 per half-doze
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LEVY BROTHERS have receiveda large assortment
Of stamped night-gown and cheInise yokes; also,
stamped bands, working-cotton. and braid.
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AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

On al safes OF real estate n,adt be,oeen the lot o.
January and aoth Of June the tnrss for ths pre-
all sdles made bdloee,. the 1st or July and las
Of the year the t1res hare to be paid By the seller
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CHEAP PICTURES ARE NOT CHEAP UNLESS
good. REEFS & Co. make the best In the city
Established over fifteen years.
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REEs & CO. PURCHASED THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
to make the patent mezzotint or ivory-hnish photo
graph. This beautiful improvement cannot bs
made plsewhprp.
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To HAVE ELEGANT LIGHT BISCUITS, RoLLsi
buckwheat cakes, fruit dumplings, &C., you should
use DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. Ask your grocer
for it. 1t Is pure baking powder
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ADVERTISING IN HUSTINGTON newspa-
pers published In Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which is opened to
Richmond by the completion Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. NJ. ELLYsoS s. CO. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising in both papers at low
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LEVY BROTHERS received on yesterday case of
that fine, soft-fnished skrting cambric which they
are selling at 25c. per yard-a decided bargain.
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LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FoR ALL KINDS OF SEA-
soNED WOOD at Ninth and Main streets, WOOD q
Sons drug store.
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CncUIr CouRT.-In the case of Charles
Baker Us. Brannan Il Haggerty, contractors
for the Church Hill tunnel, the jury rem
dered verdict in favor OF plaintlll, Win
$50 and costs, yesterday.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT OF
THE SUPREME LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-
At the meeting Of the committees appointed
to make arrangements for the reception and
entertainment of the Supreme Lodge,
knights of Pythias, held on Wednesday
night, p. G. G. William II. Wade was elected
chairman vice V. G. e. l.. L. Bass, who was
compelled to resign Oh account OF sickness.
G.. G. John 4. Hapkins was elected secretary.
The programme for the entertainment OF
the Supreme Lodge is now nearly complete,
and includes several interesting features.
The session Of the Supreme Lodge COM
mcnces on Tuesday, April 10. On Tuesday
night grand ball in honor of the supreme
representatives and other visiting knights
will be glyen at place to be hereafter an
nounced. Wednesday and Wednesday
night will be set apart for business, as also
Thursday morning.
On Thursday afternoon there will be a
grand parade of resident and visiting uni
formed knights and of other knights under
such regulations as the committee may pre-.
scribe. Among those joining in the process
sion will be several lodges from Washington
and Baltimore, and delegations from Nor.
folk. Petersburg, DanvIle, Portsmouth,
Lynchburg, Charlotte Courthouse, Staun.
ton, Alexandria, and Farnlvillc.
On Thursday night the grand banquet in
honor of tue Supreme Lodge will take place.
This will be one of the finest affairs of the
kind ever given in Richmond. The members
of the Supreme Lodge, past grand chancel-
lors and officers of the Grand Lodge of Viz
ginia, and presiding officers of visiting
lodges, will be present as invited guests.
Tickets will he sold to other members of the
Order. under proper restrictions, at s. each
Tickets to the ball, admitting gentleman
and two ladies, will be sold for s. each.
All the lodges in the city and some i'll
other parts of the State are contributing as
literally as their means will justify, and no.
thing that will conduce to the comfort and
pleasure Of their guests will be left undone
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. APPOINTED. The
Governor has appointed Mr. D. nj. GassaWay
commissioner OF deeds for Virginia, to reside
In New Jersey ~ - {
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE.
,rgys FURNISHING GOODS, OF E. 3. SPENCE & sos'
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