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Elk. Governor Geary.

John White Geary, Ex-Governor of Penn
sylvania, died suddenly, on Saturday, while
breakfasting with his family, In Harrisburg.
He was born December 80, 1919, In West
moreland county, Pennsylvania, and after
spending some years in commercial pursuits,
he became a civil engineer and surveyed
railroad lines in Kentucky. On the outbreak
Of the Mexican war he promptly responded
to the call for volunteers, and organized a
company, which he named the American
Highlanders, atterward incorporated in the
Second Pennsylvania regiment, of which
Geary was made lieutenant-colonel. He
joined, with this regiment, the army Of Gen.
Scott at Vera Cruz, aud served with marked
distinction in the advance upon and capture
Of the Mexican capital. President Polk re.
cognized his services by appointing him post
master Of San Francisco and mail agent for
the Pacific coast. Colonel Geary arrived in
California in April, ls49, and during the
three years which be spent In the young
State, he held successfully several important
judicial and municipal offices, including the
mayoralty OF San Francisco. He took an
active part in establishing order and promot.
ing the prosperity Of the golden State, dis
playing considerable executive ability. AZ
ter spending three years at farming 10 his
ma i've county, he was appointed. in 1856,
Governor OF the Territory OF Kansas, then
disturbed by the free-soil and pro-slavery
conflicts. He held this position about six
months, when be rendered his resignation to
President Buchanan, who had just come into
power. Governor Geary returned to hi.
Pennsylvania farm, and was residing there
when the war for the Union began. He
promptly rendered his services, and received
the commission ofcolonsl Of the 2sth regimen,
of Pennsylvania volunteers, which he had or.
diem Of the war He was In command In
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Keeping AltSc the Rebel Shirt.

Northern Copperhead as well as Southern
rebel rapers lose no opportunity to keep alive
the old feeling Of rebel hatred toward New
England, a. we'll as to the North generally,
In approving tho ding of the Albany Argus at
the small New England States, the Mont.
gomery (Ala.) Adsetiser says:
1.-THE time is not far distant when the New
England consolidationists may be taught some
practical lessons In consolidation and the
wiping out Of State lines. II the great States
Of the Union have no constitutional rights in
the Union which Federal Congress Is bound
to respect, neither have the little States, the
onion patches Of New England, with less area
and population than New York, now have
twelve Senators to New York's two. In this
Senatorial prspondsanes the New England
easpst-bagIars, claiming 10 represent othe,
States, are not included.
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What Il the "Crcdtl MObiiier p,

his question continues TO be asked, In
spite OF the repeated explanations already
given. The inside history Of that combina.
ton, WHICH availed itself of an old act of in
corporation passed by the PENNSYLVANIA
Legislature, and organized under the French
financial designation now SO notorious, Is re-
lated in an affidavit Of one of its members,
DIR. Thomas {. Durant, Of which the follow
ing Is brief summary:
When the Union Pacific Railroad was un.
der construction, ring" was formed inside
the direction, embracing, as such a combina-
ton always does, the shrewdest, most act.
i've, and least scrupu.ous Of the board, for the
purpose OF making large fortunes for its mem.
bers Ia an illegitmate manner, at the cost of
the road and the unsuspecting stockholders.
As usual the object was to be achieved by
means Of constructing contracts. Through
the votes Of the ring" the work was to be
awarded 10 lump TO SOME dummy contractor,
at q price double or more than double the
cost, with q fair profit added for as great
many capacious appetites had TO be satisfied,
an ample margin was necessary. The con.
tractor was then to make over the contract 10
the ring" directors, in the capacity O!
stockholders OF the Credit Mobilier, the pre-.
tense being that the Credit Mobilier had the
means to push the work vigorously forward,
and would be better able to do so than any
single individual. In pursuance Of this con.
spiracy-tor It was nothing else-the contract
for tie construction Of q large portion Of the
road at CSC, 900 nile, was awarded and duly
assigned TO the "rins"-a price which, &C.
cording to DIR. Durant's statement, was more
than double the legitimate cost Of the work.
This, however, was not enough. BY the
votes OF the conspirators, many miles Of the
road which had already been constructed and
accepted by tho United States Government,
as complete, and which had nearly all been
paid for by the Union Pacific company, were
included In tho contract Of fifty thousand
dollars mile, and thus an enormous amour,
Of money was taken bodily, as It were, out o
the pockets of tho stockholders, without Q
shadow Of justification, aud transferred to
the greedy grasp Of the ring" The shares
Vi tie Credit Mobilier were thus made al
once worth from eight TO ten times their face
vaIus-that IL 10 say, Q single thousand dol
lar share was worth from eight 20 ten thou
sand dollars In cash.
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4.20 From Rock Enon Springs to Winchester
l6 miles and back, six times a week
from LIST June to SOth September, and
from Rock Enon Springs to Back Creek
Valley, miles aud back, three times
O week from LIST October to 3lst May
LIST June to SoM September.
Leave Rock Enon Springs daily, excep,
Sunday, at a. m;
Arrive at Winchester by 9 an
Leave Winchester daily, excep, Sunday,
Arrive a. Rock Enon Springs by $50
p. M
Is! October to Stat Kay.
Leave Rock Enon Sp:ings Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at a. IN;
Arrive at Back Creek Valley by $50
Leave Back Greek Valley Monday We'd
nesday, and Friday at 10 a. m
Arrive at Rock Enou Springs byl 80
p. m.
47al From Broadway Depot, by Coo,e's Store,
to Dovesville, II miles and back, twice
aweek
Leave Broadway Depo. Wednesday sad
Saturday at p. m;
Arrive a, Dore.ville by 7 p.m;
Leave Dovesyile Wednesday aad sa.ur
day at a.. M;
Arrive at Broadway Depot by IL N
47s2 From Hambaughs to Front ROYAL, 8
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Hambaugh's Wednesday aud Sat
urday at 10 a. N;
Arrive at Front Royal by II 80 IN;
Leave Trout Royal Wednesday aud Ss;ur-
day at p. M
Arrive at Hanbaugh's by $50 p. IN.
ABB From London TO Gum Spring, 10. OIL 8
miles and back, once q week
Leave Loudon Saturday at 10 T. n;
Arrive al Gum Spring by II. sop. m;
Leave Gum Spring Saturday At 1880 a. 10
Arrive at Loudcs BY 10 q. N.
i.3i From Baptist Valley TO Knob, Is miles
and back. once q week.
Leave Baptist Valley Monday a, q. m ;
Arrive a, Knob by s D. IN;
Leave Knob Tuesday at u;
Arrive at Baptist Valley BY s p. "a.
ass From Shiloh, by Psyne's Store, In. 0. }
Rock Springs, IN. OIL TO Leedstown,
In. .o.,J IA miles and back, rSiee a
week.
Leave Shiloh Tuesday aud Saturday ct :
Arrive 3, Leedstexn by I'm;
Leave Lesdstown Tuesday and Saturday
Arrive :. Shiloh by SPIN.
47s5 From Millsr's Tavern, by Enterprise In.
o. and Mount Zion, IN. o. } 70 Tappa-
hammock, 10 milss snd back, once q
week.
Leave Ailler's Tavern Wednesday At 6
IN;
Arrive at Tsppahannock BY IAN;
Leave Tsppahannock Wednesday al !
pm;
Arrive .. Miilsr's Tavern BY ) p. u.
l7.7 Prom Mangohiek, BY E,aa Mills, 10 Han
over c. h., 8 miles and back, twice
| week.
Leave Aassohiek Tussdsy and Friday q
10 Q. m;
Arrive q Hanover Z. q. By 1920 o. o.
Leave Hanover c. II. Thursdsy and Fri
day as p m;
Arnvs AZ xassahiAk By ESQ .. N.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, Guarantee, AND
CERTIFICATE
PROPOSAL
Biddey.
GUARANTEE,

The undersigned, residing at -, State Of
-, undertake that, if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. - be accepted
by the Postmaster General, the bidder will, prior
to the list June, 1873, enter into the required
obiigatian, or contract, TO perform the service
proposed, with good ard sufficient sur.ties
This ce do, understanding distinctly the o5ii.
cations and liabilities assumed By guaraators
Dated
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"A Troy youth made his betrothed holi.
day present of a piano, paying for it with
check which went to protest on its presenta-
ton. The piano, therefore, was reclaimed,
but the young lady makes as much music as
he wants without it..
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CERTIfiCATE.

The undersigned, postmaster at -, State
OF -, certlhes, USDgg HIS OATH or OFFICE
that he is acquainted With the above gusrnntors,
and knows them to be men of properly, aud able
10 make good their guarantee snd that bidder
AID gusrantors are above the age OF II years.
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PROPOSALS.
TINTED STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.

POsr OEFicE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, December /. 1872.
Proposals will be received at the Contract
Office of this Department until p. m. Of March
8, 1873, for conveying the mails of the United
States from July !, 1873, to June 80, 1878, in
the State of Virginia, on the routes and by the
schedules of departures and arrivals herein
specified. Decisions announced on or before
March 20, 1873.
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OATH .E2rIsED E1 sECTIOs 2i6 Or A. ACT OF
coSGSEss, APPROVED JuSR =, 1872, 10 81 Az.
FIXED To EACH BID TOs CIEKrfso Ths NAIL
AID TO Be TAKss sEIokE AZ ofFlcgg 2CAII.
T,ED TO ADSISIsYEs o4rHs.
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BIDS OF y, GOO aud upsards must be accom-.
panied BY certified cheek or draft on some sol
ven, national bank, equal to s per esn,um on the
present annual pay on the route or 10 case Of
new service, not less than per esntan or one
years pay proposed 10 bid.-tSection 253, Ac,
Of June 3, 1871
The Postmaster tna,t not sign the certificate
until the .un Of the bid 10 inserted and the bid
and guarantee signed by all the parties, aud
dated.
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Bidders shou!d examine carefully the forms
and instructions annexed See lans requi,ino
certified check or draft scih bids Of 5000 and
upHard.
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TOT tb0 - OF - thb - uhy OF,
A. D. 1877, and Ia testimony thereof hs,sunto
Subscribe ny name snd sGx my oGeisl seal the
day and year aforesaid. - tssAL
EoIK--when the cath 10 taksa before q iss.
dss Of The ps zoe, the certificate Of The clerk Of
Q soars OF record should b sdtsd. ualsr his
ssl Of oeace, thai The persoa Who sdminis,sssd
The oath 10 duly qsalihsd justice Of shs peace
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SECOND
~ hand Ilxt or l4xl7 View Camcra must be cheap
Addgem stating make and price u q ", Herald oihce'
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

"oAAio ENTIRE NEW oIio OF FUN. '"DS'
Wn w c eq p
John Y. Poole entitled and DESIGNATED also appellaed
0ua'm0d0 her10s 'ne of00A o. N0'eF,Ra Mr. Kelley
zame Of e o aex he s so
offend we read about but very seldom see 60.
Claude Froo Count of olensein an iaicerabe e0''sn
bore represented as bad as he can sGss5y a be-
ErSyest-Now tins is fellow we'd like to say l some.
hmssf h%s hgsa "a kerns
smspdbe Creature We're not for rs!s he Sc iact
s pa Of ansmod Henry Henry Hart
the very liberal salary paid to the author Of his
rsrrs ssRs anser Poet with nothing ana wid
csSn ssly SSSS and
gnn very respectable local demon mr. dTsyas ws
Casper, a desperate and determined Tree luncn
RdSoc sometimes but not often called CAPTAIN Martin
sss. e sn wy vs1 % anS has the
very musical; very cry interesting Mrs John Wild
as she sings Don't get this onioanded with ays.
sTsGss s s.fas Jenas Hughes
transplanted from one Crook to serve in anoiher.:
@ Flushing sssas
in the rHE aEw CROOK Rii,IahT Msr Kitty o'Se
Premiere Danseuse Assoluta. Mile. j. C. sTUEARTINE
5onsna wdsno
Danseuse Premiere sonora Eduetta Harrgana
Danscuse secunua. Mile TONI Harnl
Dan seuse Secunda Nile stevena Rogerini
Danseuse Secunda .Fraulcn Andea McKeeloro
Premiere Corypnee. Mile Angela stoutela
S s poSC
van, oReiiy, Mccarthy, Dusenheimer, schwarthock-
sf snGhf nad suMHpULE OF EFFECTS SCENERY &C
scene One-wood OF Noter dam. the Drachenfels,
County Cork. Bohemia-The Midnight Spell-Zamel's
Bargain with Quasimodo-Grand lncantaton Scene.
Scene Two-Rue de ElIzabeth--Caudc Frolo and His
Prey-Esmeralda, the Dancing Giri-fhe Terrific Com
ba-Thc rrewater Fiend. Scene Three Castle Of Count
Wofenstein (Sote-A lapse OF ten minutes since last
scene1 Rodolfes Prison-The Compact with Zamies
-Quaslmodo-The Twin Assassins--The very-Mad
Regal Bows Scene Four-Plaza del Destino Mulingar-
Carlina Seeks Sensation-Ihe Doom Of the Golden
Ticker-Lost Lostl Lost Foreverll Scene Fifth-vew
on the Banks OF that Lone Rver-Esmeraldas Love -
Staacta's Danger-Claude Frollo's Triumph-Zamies =
Last(3rab Scene SixthGroo OF StalactaReveI of the
sirens Wine, Women, War, Wites and such kc-March,
Of Youth; Grace, Beauty and Tcrpsichorean Abandon,
cnaon selected from the principal theatre Of the world
THE hARTINI BALLET TROUPE.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY THE ENTIRE
MATINEE and EVENING PROGRAMME
MATINEE sATuRpAY, GIVEN AT THE
MATINEE WEDNESDAY MATTNEES
MATINEE and WEDNESDAY
MAIINEEI SATURDAY. AND SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

$1,000 PER WEEK
FOR MR.. J. g. STEWART
AND A TROUPE OF EIGHT
SPECIALITY ARTISTS
BROUGHT BY HIM
IRON EUROPE.
THE BURLESQUE
CROOK; OR THE HUNCHACK OF NOT -ERDAM
WITH THE VERY COMICAL
HARTINEY BALLET TROUPE
OF
HEMALE DANCERS
j. G. STEWART,
THE GREATEsf OF ALL ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS,
WILL APPEAR FOR THE FIRST TIME IN
NEW NEGRO SKETCHES
AND AS THE
STAR PREMIERE DANSEUSE
IN THE BURLEsQUE,
CROOK,
CROOK,
CROOK,
MONDAY OCT 20 1873
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

T1rrT1nn,s MusEUM FRANK MAYO.
WOODS MosDAY. OCTOBER %. iMS
FOX ONE WEEK ONLY.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

'OBEB % 1878
EEK ONLY.
The popular young artist,
MIR. FRANK MAYO,
MR.. FRANK MAYO,
In Frank Murdock's
BACKWOODS IDYL
DAvY CROCKETT.
DAVY CROCKETT.
The beautiful and gifted
actress.
MISS ROSA Raw
has been 90 -,sxA
! --,yrsrsTy eng aeed
= Tor the role Of
| ELEANOR VAUGHN.
NEW SCENERY,
| COSTUMES, &c.
4 LAST WEEK of the
celebrated Tragedian, mr..
Il. EDDY,
VITO Will appear by urgent
request In the new
American Drama, called
LIFE AMI DEATH OF
NATTY bUMPO.
with full and efiiCtenf cast.
NEW SCENERY, &c.
Irst time this season OF the
MURRAY.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

MAX MARETZEK'S
By kind permission Of Miss Maggie MitchellJ
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER % AT 80 7. MI
GRAND Matinee.
LAST APPEARANCE IN OPERA OF
lima Di MuRSKA AND
- D'A'Ne IUCfA DI LAMMERMooR
POPULAR PRICES
General admission %
Reserved seats. QUO. ana u extra
Tickets and Sc Is for sale at No 0i broadway and No
ia Broadway and at the Box Office OF Booths Theatre.
ID T. BARNUM's WORLDS FAIR.
l.. POPULAR PRICES.
AMUSEMENT FOR THE MILLION.
AMUSEMENT FOR THE MILLION.
FOR SMALL PRICE OF ADMISSION,
WILL OPEN
MONDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 90
for few days only at
27TH ST. AND 4TH Av
GRAND STREET PAGEANT
MONDAY MORNING, OCT 20. should the weather per.
nit; otherwise the first clear day:
TEN TIMES MORE ATTRACTIVE
THAN ANY OTHER PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN
NEW YORK FOR
NEARLY oNE-HALF THE PRICE Or ADMISSION.
THE GRAND STREET PAGEANT,
which promises to De the most gorgeous AFFAIR OF the
and Twenty-sixth street, MONDAY MORNING..
October % at pr cisey O'clock and will move up Mad
av. 3lth st. thence to 81 av, Sd to 5owery
thence to Chatham thence to Chambers to Broadway,
Greenwich to 9th av, up 9th to 26th returning
thence to Madison.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

BoWWEkR Z 1HEATkE. pREAIsH Manager
The ACME or HisFRioViU FAME STILL kE-
TANNED by the superemnencs of the artistic rep1esen
tations nightly appauded the scho by delighted
NOVELTY NOVELTY NOVELTY
Limited ensAseGGsn' GssXT Fl .Rf FfELprNes.
nsT TT and uat Ggp iS Deda Drama
MONDAY October 20, ana every evening till further
THE TURF DIGGER,s DOOM
NAT M ON N ALLEr J0HS FIELDIN9
in which they viii introduce their extraordinary Music
Specialties
THE Pi.iCEs OF ADMISSION ARE -
PalSaey PPalsSny and Dres; Cir ' &C.
Gle soc. Private Boxes s s. and "
The Box Book is now open the office of the theatrcs
where may be secured six days IN advances.
Carriages may be ordered for II Z. NJ
DOoTH's THEATRE LESSEE. J. B. BOOTH.
MAGGIE MITCHELL, FOR FOUR WEEKS ONLY.
,,rn, ,,,,l FANcHoN The E =, CRICKET, y T, .o
Mr. j W. COLLIE saDsSe ! and a q POWERFUL CAST.
sss, .s % III aes AND
NOVEMBER 3-EDwIN BOOTH, for four weeks
DooTH's THEATRE SPECIAL NOTICE.
compliance with the request Of many patrons Of tho
inad;nr Journals of this cy the price to the Family
Circle, with ticket emitting the holder to Re-
served Seat will be hereafter IS cents Monday October
Is MuRsKA TAMBERLIK.
& hSf esT%'sS 5SrRkk Sf Miss y NaEgs S Stsh
LAST .APPEARANCE IN OPERA OF
lima Di MuRSKA AND
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
AMUsEmEnrs.

YmY coMIQUE' M1
M - ~
80 THEATRE oonIQur, az
THEATRE coMIQUE. 54 BROADWAY
---THE ----.ThE fAEAcE PAEAcE OF OF sSvvSS------
4HE TEAFsE TsE 81 81 THE THE %os1B
---THE ---TTHHEE EAyokTE gAyokTE REsSET kEsoET 99yy---
----.EHbiEs = AHssbD SSssiiEEpkES SsiEpkES-----
r55HS
are as euSs @
o1 the 5 TOR Sv ESP 90. Of s
1--WE season hss BY the production Of greater
ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES.
LooK rhs AT Pet TH s!Ars ri w9rd ssn @
THE THE BY BA Ms CHI HE TIE sMW
bAtE bAtE 4 g%E oTSSEuehf 9Es7 h
From what have said our readers will readily
perceive thar in such theatre as that to which
have just referred there is varied and agreeable
class Of entertainments which can be seen nowhere
else ana which yields a source of enjoyment pecui-
arly acceptable to families of appreciave taste and
refined associations
ssIISSSSSS------PER sISSS----PPEERR wwEEkEkk---ssiI,,SSSSS
m #$$szsB BSEEsss Ell Ell sEk $sEk
$1,000 PER WEEK
X-- X
$1,000 PER. WEEK
one one ThoSsAsb hoEs4S DOLLARS DOLLARS Per PER wEEk %
the srssatsssMs e ~ Ethiopian
artists win
this eoaHPy W1h NJ s,fTp PER WEEK
Mr. Hart IS pleased to inform his patrons that he has
entered into an enSsaseImsGnt "a ! = sTtw.Rr VIII
snces by himself and the following Star Troupe that he
AA' DiHSsai Rl5xabo FkxEY and Miss NELLIE STEEL,
the great H%R R1sis!s soNR0 RRa0llssus Ars'S
xss sse dHheG dAHsiles Geqa%lfasiis qa%AlfRsiis.
the charming NJ an RsHMSaSo
the Champion PEDESTAL skate pspger Of the World;
Mr. !hs sIEsHsT 1nasns TTSRasS; SEswr,
the eTinsRt sr. Y. Ys1sft1lf b'1EMfS, artist
All ~. q yhSnl' g. 'sTsWHF1. sTsssheF Si'h
NINE Eil! sr@R l9Em ftEsYsSERs tEGqHs IF
This In n sT eysr w a ms
NJ J. 3. sTEWAET ssTTEEWWAETT will appear in two
: : zSB 5 x THE TIE STAR STAR fsiHHzs
in the Burlesque Of the
CROOK THE CROOK
4k9ok 6k9ok HgSSK- sS6K GR99k os99k
CRooK NOT CRooK
CROOK Err CROOK
CROOK DAM. CROOK
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE
WONDERFUL EGYPTIAN JUGeLER
FANGoIs.
THE
WONDERFUL EGYPTIAN
JUGGLER.
Our entire Company retained and will appear In
conjunction with the above named artist xo,r,,
80 -"-.-----FRANK KERNs-Vo-- VIZ
HART---- --HART
vas IoHS Miss JENNIE MIRis ooRFIV7o
MISS JENNIE sATERLEk--MRs. ANNE YEAMANs
MR. t!TEtE dREtERMEMk JENNIE SMHkAMASs J. s oRossES
MR. d. A. KELLEY--MR b. A. KELLEY
Mr.. J. BRApLEY-----MR J. BRADLEY
and tu and efficient Orchestra, under the able direc-
PROFESSOR D. BRAHAM.
GRAND REVIVAL
GRAND REVIVAL
GRAND REVIVAL
E E Ess$ss Es$$s: ., e Ssss$Ssss sssssss The
BY request ever produced, the
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

A sSOCIATION HALL
FREE LECTURE
the
ART OF SPEAKING FRENCH FLUENTLY,
by
Prof. ETIENNE LAMBERT,
MONDAY, October 20, at 10 80 A. NJ
subject
"CULTIVATlON Or THE EAR"
Y Prof. LAMBERT'S system is emnenty adapted to
Chose who desire to make their theoretical knowledge
practically available by cultivation OF the ear in his
Conversational French Classes
This lecture given in English and y FREE TO ALL
Those who intend visiting France should not fail to
attend It, Simply mastering lew practical idioms
indispensable In travelling and daily intercourse will
materially reducing their expenses.
Ladies especially invited.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

NUN Ia H WI
FOR ONE WI
MONDAY EVENING.
October 20,
and
l. EVERY LVENING
DUkING THE WEEK, ]
[. ALSO
i SATURDAY MATINEE
AT TWO
! O'CLOCK.
" I
MATINEE &-I
MONDAY,
TUESDAY,
WEDN r.SDAY. !
THURSDAY
AND
FRIDAY,
AT TWO p. NJ.
MONDAY, OCTOBER ~. Il,
great character artist, Mr.. Dt
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-08-08
Died.


MoCAFF REY-Aug. Sd, Florence McCaffrey,
aged one. month and one day, youngest child
of. Fl. and Mary Jane McCuffrey.
COCKE--ln Cumberland county, Aug 9Th, Mrs.
Phoebe A. Cooke, daughter of Col Jno. T.
Preston of Lexington Va.
HILBERT Charestown, July 81, 1873, of
Cholera Iufantum Emma Augusta, infant
daughter of Mr.. John E. and Elizabeth Hill
bert, aged months and IA days.
VALENTlNE.-At Peru'Ind July 10th, Emma
L., wife of S 7. Valentine, formerly Of Au-
gusta county, Va, leaving husband and
twochildren.
MILTON At Hannibal, Mo. . July l1th Fred
erick R. Milton, aged Sd, formerly Deputy
Sheriff, of Frederick county, Va.
Suddenly, at Little Rock, Ark, July
20th S. H. Yonly, formerly of Frederick
county, Va.
SOUDERS. Suddenly, at Cumberland, Md,
July 10th, James W Souders, formerly of
Charlestown, W. Va.
PERKINS. In Charlottesville, at the residence
Of his uncle, F Nelson, Esq, Lawrence De
Jnmelle Perkins, only child of the late B. E.
and Maria G. Perkins, and grandson of DR..
Carter W Wormely of King William county,
in the seventh year of his age, surviving his
mOtner tWeaty-tour days.
sHACKELFoRD ON July 2sth, Mrs. Martha
Shackelford, in the 87th year of her age, at
the lateresidence of her husband, Daniel Shack
elford, Albermarle county, Va.
HOFFMAN.-On July 4th, at Mt de Chanta
Convent, near Wheeling, sister Mary Gertrud0
miss Emma Hoffman) aged 80 years She
was nice Of Judge Camden, of Clarksburg,
W. Va.
MARS in Stanton, Aug. 18th, Of cholera
infantum, otho Spicer Mars, aged IL months
and two days, youngest child Of Vim. 7. and
Nj. E Mars.
sWINK.-On Sunday, August ard, at his resi-
dence, near Mint Spring, Augusta county,
VIM H. Swink, III the 6lst year of hisage.
WASH.-In Stanton, at 10 A. NJ, Monday,
August 4th Kate Augusta, wife of Capt. VIM.
]. Wash, and eldest daughter of Prof A. j.
and Kate NJ. Turner, aged 20 years, l month
and days. She had been married only a
few weeks since
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POLICE RECORD. "A little game of draw poker
at the house of prominent coored physician,
named DR.. Cotton, in the upper district of Au-
gusta ST., was dropped on by Chief Parren
and policeman Gregory, (Sunday and Mr.. Jno.
Glass (white) and Messrs Jefferson Clark Pey-
ton Harrison and Ed. McCane, (colored) who
were trying to solve the problem of what would
beat four aces in plain violation of the shorter
catechsm and other legal regulations were taken
into custody. The Mayor put up a stake OF
$50 fine and costs for each and the gentlemen
walked over to Mr.. Harlan to think over the
matter and see if they coUG ''see it." The Doc
tor, himself was fined $40 and So so costs for
selling whskey without a license and, also,
walked over to Mr. Harlan's to reflect upon this
insult to member of the profession Moral
1t is never safe to stay away from Sunday
School 1t is better to be door keeper in a
Sabbath School than daily with draw poker on
Sunday with policeman in reach Mr. Wyatt
Smith was sent on for indictment for selling
liquor without license He denied having VIC
lated the law, saying that in his eating saloon
unlicensed for liquor) on Court st he always
sent out and bought the liquor his guests order
ed