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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

| the Benevolent Mutual Aid Annexation Of
! St. John IN. Bar,i,..
| AlsO, .. being Guly eppyo.,.G ,he to,l.x
| ing Viz:
| House bill No is an &c. 20 ;..c,ro,,..
| the American Theatre Cpmnany al Mar
| O,tan. and providing 10; IL u.a,ag.men-
| ana goNeTnmen, hv q hoarG q directors
! and providing .or tLe election Of ssucL
oirectcrp, and for ether purposes,
House OIL No. 81, al act 10 create, locate.
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a. NJ "
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! van 49, an a. " ''h4'I upon
tLC J"rISte az NC peace vi tue SECOND WdTu
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'ls'u statutes anu 70 90 away WIN Gp-
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THOMAS &. ANDERSON.


Mr. HeIw:s. .hairtn.n - :h. tonm:ttee
or :'..arcs. reported the h..sSi's sahs!is
;a.e for Senat. bill Ne. 40:
\ Ill :, be entitled An s"' %"" 8IHs the
owners or agents oi teal estate s"ld log
taxes, d: tax collectors sale. 70 pay ;oT aY
!Iu,.royeuen.. made there.n hy :ns puH.
chaser thereof. and pre-cG.bin: he :nanneR
OF appuin.n. appraisers and ~ alp:a!sing
and .oll.,!in. the valuation q: s..iI in
!rvv5LAeu:. and for she p.yin.n: Of sal0
appraisers. aud III posing penalty N case'
pi .il.ir Noncompliance when dee gp9teg
ana ca;i.,: upon "a act a. sUch.
Lad ovts
Mr brewster. chlirman a.: :he Commit.
&c on Pubic Education. Eatni ::t1 she
following report:
(orslTrx, sS lrF,. @ryV.1Iog Z
February 3, 1873.
To the Fol.,al.e President aha I.H.!s Cd tho
SeEa'.
Iun- e.in inittee 70 utoin va. referred
&4uat- u!.l Ne. So, entitled IN act 20 incore
Iofate she New Orleans University. beg
leave 70 report that they hav. bad the same
ander consideration. ana 9teCh.aea1 t9
Passage.
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L"f'er from Cumberland County.
..I'yn,icnce Of the kichmont Dispatch.j

20 .is"r ,g!HcHCc pi 'Ht hlClilH9ud Dispatch.
CA-lRA. VA. August IS, 1878.
yesterday Wa our cour,-day. Eers few
'"i,ir ou, and but little business done in
.1H;t except Il few grand.jury pre>cntmcnt>
VI uanor Importance. one preseniment was
n'tro for higamy.
Tier" vas quite an excitement With the
@>i1HG- candidates for the Legislature (>ome
''.i' "r ten in numheri. two or three claim.
H. ID" land At onre-ali negroes. Your
'"tr">i" "Grnt thought HAT they would yet
az a mat. a. The ID lie passed several
}Hpr>. tat, ~ | beard one Of the candidates
'.i' YVES not presented ut all. The two
'-i.JtGai'- Tor the Sriitte- John Robinson
,"d ianh'r -t|ien-nre very bitter agaiust
'.D' "l6cr. John lays he intends TO run
whether Ne gets the nomination or not
Very heavy ram fell here Yesterday exc
l'r-, which :.iS"s t0e farmers smother
,'5Gy" al ALLOWING Tor wheat. The crops
a'>" improved very rapidly since the recent
4asu>. and lhe farmers face, lock much more
'.a''.!iot tllan they dld a few weeks ago.
"3l YOU b" kiud enough to tell me where
- id'H" Is published, aud the price OF
subscription: BY 80 doing YOU vii! greatly
o." 80 !ouI friend
OHCk-lS-A-W
- !. Eli!son, Richmond, is the agent. we
1..l..yr
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Letter from louisa County.
RE-, ,Hc.!Ic. ~ ,hc Elchm ond Dispatch

'5tN !li' VI LEV lt!N.iils
BrNHA>s'>, Louisa COUNTY. NA..2
18th August. 1873.
I'll" corn and tohIccO crops Of this por-
tee II Louisa county are only tolcrably
god. vHID-. | suppose. I" til" dry weather.
II, nav, bad. however. several tine rains
...:lu I've. Ia.>i week. and the crops are i'm.
.p.5ju- list. The farmers are at present
tasty "u-aS"d in following for wheat. A
.arG,. crop vi this article will. think. be
seeded tui> fail.
fr2irartrd meetiu-s have been taking
iit,. throughout This section among the
4agnt denominations with varied success.
70, Methodist, will CONFIDENCE one on sun
10y NEXT IL kowZie'>. church in this
-hborhooI. In this meeting, learn. a
divine from YOUR cIiy i expected TO assist
,D la,eptcd youn. pastor, Key. W. +.
H~yn".
H".t.'-liy Speaking Louisa is O. h. ; and
"'h k.lnp.r and Nitters IT the head, i:
>..r will only be lar icular il her choice Of
r.!1l.t.aIr> lur III" Legislature There is 10
r't-uU III thr World why she should not GU
'I@ I'll II November wipe out the blot that
'r' i,,di,t in;iolitS uf the last cleCticn east
el-o4 ter frlr name. and thereby enter once
54.i" IT," gallant ranks OF Conservatism.
"A"h j the >yuonym ol honesty and good
....r"e.,". Il Eadicall-m l. that Of negro
.... 1Da ro>rGdty. DRIVER.
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TYPHOID FEVER CAUSED BY MILk.-Ibe
London Medical Record of August says:
The outbreak Of typhoid fever. TO which
attention has this week been drawn in May
fair and MaryIebonc, is one OF the most re-
markable and severe outbreaks with which
we are acquainted. A great number OF fam
lilies have been attacked, and eminent medi-
cal men have largely suffered. We are ac-
ouainted thus far with about 16o cases in A
families. The cause of this severe epidemic
seemed at first very mysterious; but clue
has been suggested. The consideration OF
the character OF two outbreaks i'll his nur-
sery led DR.. MurchiSon TO suspect bis mix
sunnplv as being the vehicle OF the poison.
The suspicion once started. the source OF
milk supply in the forty-three families re-
norted BIZ medical men as suffering from III.
VISIONS eli typhoid was investigated, ana II
was found that, although living i'll different
PARTS of the town, forty ont OF the iorfy-
three families were supplied from the same
dairy. We have said that circumstances
point very strongly to the mlk supply being
| the source of the poison; and so much Is
this the case that Sir William Jcnner anu
Dr. Murchisou, who have been called TO see
| a number Of the patients, have thought IL
their duty TO represent the urgent nature OF
| the emergency 10 the vendors OF the MIX,
! and to advise them to suspend their trade
A Joint committee Of inquirers proceeded on
Monday evening to the farms whence Tie
supply is drawn in order TO Investigate Inc
| possibilities of foreign sources OF INJECTION
| TO the milk at these farms"
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Ex-senator Foo,e In the Washington Chronicle.
~,<sporr vor.rosrv, ,,.xss M S,-.uss :


Andrew johnson and Mrs. surrafa.
She was the head Of an amiabIe and inter-
esting family. She was member Of large
and respectable Christian church. and in
good standing in that church. The son, on
account of whose supposed completely in
Mr. Liueoin's assassination she was alone
suspected Of having criminal knowledge
of that deed of shame, has been since &C.
quilted. This female was tried: was never
regularly defended Der eminent counsel,
for reasons satisfactory to himself, had with.
drawn from the case after entering his for
mai protest against her trial. She was con-
ycted. The court earnestly recommended
the poor wretch to the mercy Of an American
President. Every President from Washing
ton TO Grant. inclusive. would have pardoned
her, am sure, without the least hesitation.
She was not pardoneG. The doors Of the
White House were deliberately closed to all
applications for clemency. The beautiful
and innocent daughter Of the unhappy vic
tim Was not allowed even to enterthe portals
of The Executive mansion in order to In eel
before the more than Brutus-like President
Of a free people while she should plead with
upli1ted hands aud DEMONSTRATING eyes for
mothers life A rumor being prevalent
that habeds corpus was about to be applied
for in behalf of this forlorn and friendless
woman. au order was issued from the seat
of the Executive clemency TO the officer hav-
ing the alleged culprit in charge directing
him peremptorily that should such writ be
served on him to disobey its ipjunctions.
The scene of horror now soon occurred,
and under circumstances Of peculiar and IN
nameabe aggrtyation.
Those who undertake TO throw The veil
over this terrible dercliction Of Mr.. johnson
assert that he was drunk for several days
about the period of this damDable taking off,
and that he WAS in a state of personal con-
6nement in certain room Of the White
House in company with two individuals,
having him at the time in charge, both Of
whom have since VIGOROUSLY committed
suicide.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR AN AMERICAN
ScULPToR.-We are pleased 10 announce that
NJ. Ezekiel. the talented young artist, for
merry Of this city, has gained the prize OF
l 800 thalers in the Micbaebeer competition
for the best original ideal statuarr in relter0.
The award was made on Sunday. August
Sd, at the Royal Art Academy, in Berlin,
from which institution Mr.. Ezekiel gradu-
aled with high honors about one year ago.
Until this year foreigners were not allowed
to compete for any OF the prizes, but in this
instance the Senate Of the Academy decreed
that no exceptions would be made Cinctn-
ndti ENQUIRER.
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.crr.,s,,c,,.,,.r,,e q, the Richmond Dispatch

GaRpo<SvIl.LE. VA. August 26, 1878.
General kcmjer and Cnlnne' Withers
sod through here TODAY on their return
,-,,n Warrcuton. where. according 10 the
...>t reliable adriccs. they scalped Hughes
mi chandler in 4 manner that must BIZ a
,,,-niDc, ~ all Shack Na>tics not to run
~,>h}v a-aln>i ouv candidates in this cam.
en-. hear foa; kemper and Hughes
f., A.. a.r,rd not IL make any more joint ap,
,>,.rfnrni> for the present, hut IL auv are
made hereafter il i understood that the can.
,r,I.,y, for Governor Will speak only asain>,
....n other. tho candidates for lieutenant
,,,,rrnar aud Attorney General against
...h other. and CauraS>er 81 large against
.4nva>>,r of the same grade.
General kemper has gone to his home in
Madison. and may address his fellow citizens
., ,uaf county one day this week; bu, his
~, REGULAR appointment will lie at Rocky
No,u; On Monday next. Colonel WitherS
....,.> 10 south Carolina CD private business
INA on hi return 10 Virginia will throw
h.r,.,4C into III. canvass with all his we'll
Auorqn ,nyr-y and ability. He "ugh. 10 be
,,-,..a#v detailed 10 skin carpei-haggerS.
y r.1ir:- these creatures i his ioIte.
t,,u-.a k,mpcr has only 10 show himself
'l!t Tue tN--t~t hlllN Va iiiicLi litS III
.s.r, county in Piedmont Virginia. His
..Arance on the >tutup inspires an audi
.,u., with enthusiasm. and this particularly
.... cA>" in III. counties over which he
,.4rrhrd snd fought during the war. He Is
,.,. ,eorlr's ideal candidate for Governor OF
Virginia
,a!curi HUGHES makes MS next appear
.u., before tie pcupie 1t Charlottesville on
l.. h,s aCr I,- -,
i,,auf Wi-at and southampton, but Rams
,u,l.r ii special guardianship. whilt
1lg he, looks ont fer the South>iie and
>..!:ny..t. and Fui!z for picdmou, and til,
Na#y.
yar Radicals have already commenced
..>>.a- on III. Federal otfr-hoiders fol
,...g.., - cur, ON the campaign. Two cir
....sr- have ht,u ISSUED from the hcadguar
-,-, 81 tn, Executive Committee for til,
western district oi Virginia over the sigma
...uf,> - r. ". Early chairman. r. J
Nr,mA>i, secretary. and John +. Wilson
.,..t.u!.r. Ihe tir,t calls attention 10 The
.r.i orrancc o' securing Republican ascend
-.1 III Virginia AMI the importance of rails
-. >ine~- Of var: and the secont
-.,., -. AMOUNT which the person to whom
g., .re',l~r i addressed i expected 10 give
.t-'.. Jerk with 4 tvit!ng salary ha. becl
..,..--.,j iWcnty-iour dollars. Mo>by's ap
,...n,,r.>, }uanv II whom have never affiliated
=, III via the Radical patty except by &c
.,g'iu- III - from the President. are anon.
,.-s,. ..>~->>.-i. aud some fear losing tbei
,,,.,.. hvcau>, Of their refusal 10 comply witt
-. r.,.l">i Of bramhall 4 co. In connection
Ws:n M item It i notable that The franklin.
.. ...y.. ,,r..,.Sl. Nir,-jpjI l,ut la
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ffnganna Items.
CORRESPONDENCE Of The Richmond Disps,cl,. |


Fork tMoS. VA. August 70. 1873.
Yesterday being cour.day the Conserva-
90 l"riy uie, 10 organize tor the campaign.
Va Na> d0nc--Dr. George II. Snead in the
'"lif. >. A. Miller >ecrptary--by appointing
c"ulDitice "f Two from each township
''i"I Winch, the meeting went into the
- iA"alioh OF candidate .or The House Of
.r"%a;t-. This choic. fril upon Colonel
W. u iiac"n. a a.aunch farmer, above re-
i'"ac'', aud whu will. in hi. niauIy and COIN
II IL ,''1isc Nay. ste 10 The Interests OF his
'.'" 'uchis, If c!ccled: Of which fact there
= IN little doDbt.
ire uops t!rou"h this section are finer
'a-h lbe, ba:e been since i6G5-a fact that
- especially gratifying since all the inter
'-"'HS wears hive been disastrous failures,
ga 'I'c poor farmer has been cansed 10 grOaE
- "Ehrlt at his prospects. The result Of all
HE has been to make times exceedingly
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SENATOR MoEToS AND BACK PAY.-The
Secretary of the Senate has received the fol-
lowing letter from Senator Morton:
"NciC York, August Il, 1SI%.-lon.
George c. Gorham. Secretary United State:
Senatc,-You are hereby directed to return
10 the Treasury of the United States the
morev to which am entitled by law for the
last Congress as increased compensation.
known as back pay had determined
not to draw this money, and now comply
with formality which seems necessary to
close up the matter in your account.
90. Z. MORTON"
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POLITICAL. NOTES.

rroN 4 CORRESPONDENT ON THE WING
hrNrFR ASp WRITER'S RESTING FROM
r1,FTR ARoKS-TFr FLANS OF KEMPER
A>p HrGHES-EAplCAL OPERATIONS
ANOTHER sTEAI. FROM TiiE GOVERN
MtNf LEGISLATIVE NOMINATION. IN
nNANGE-COi.NNfL MoSef.
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

.nyaScEs or SEVENTY PER CENT. IN CASH
OFTAX-PAiO VALUE -
will be rnatic on consignments 10 our hoEss, ~
-TkREsT AT RATE ot sA PEN Iii, STai Inn PEI 81
Iadinn for amosnt of lax Oh shipments anu Sill
ssnd saiauce OF advance after receipt OF G oous
'FRONT.' RETU aNs; made With cheeS iof os'ai''s
imm adiately on sale Of goods. n I'D !. e,
Sa,a In norsers of the .-i1on Carlos anu Il
1ksio uss1 ues " - HT,FEafAN. LEE Il Co..
tobacco tom emission Merchants,
81 ia change Place. Balti,nere, NO
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Mrs. SURRATT's ExECUTIoN.-JudSe Holt
has made Il publication of interest concern
ipy the execution OF Mrs. Surralt Among
the statements heretofore put forth was one
that President Johnson signed The DEATH
warrant of Mrs. Surratt without knowing
that the court joined in recommending a
communication of lrath-sentence in her case
10 that OF imprisonment for lille, aud that
the recommendation was purposely withheld
from him by Judge Holt, then and now
Judge.Adyocalc-Generai of the United
states Army. Ii appears. according 10 the
testimony produced By Judge Holt-letters
flom Mr. Bingham, Dir. Harlan. and others
that not only was the recommendation pre-
sented to the President, but that Judge Holt
! called President Johuson's attention to the
paper, and that the President read the re
recommendation for Communication of the
death-sentence over before he signed the
Fdeath-Narrant. And further, that IL WA
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a POLITICAL AND Personal DIFFICULTY AT
Nelson CorRruoUsE.-We learn that on
Monday, after the business Of Nelson County
Court had been disposed of, there was poll
teal discussion between Camm Patterson,
Esq. conservative. OF Buckingham, and u
Radical speaker named Britton. and that the
discussion eliminated in a personal difficulty
between the speakers. Weare not informed
a to which speaker used the offensive Ian
guage, or even what the nature Of the lam
gua%e was, but understand that the speakers
were about engaging in ist-tight when an
in>olent and noisy negro sprang forward as
if to take sides with Britton and create a
disturbance between the whites and blacks.
This interference enabled Brittton TO strike
Patterson heavy blow in the face. which
was about all The damage done.
The whites constituting the negro's con-
duct into an effort TO precipltate riot Sepa-
rated the cOmbataDts and forced the negro to
retire. In his own justification the negro
declared that he bad no intentiou to inter.
iere further than 10 protect the Judge OF the
court. who sat near the speakers. Butas his
hostile attitude did not comPort with bis
profession bis explanation was regarded a.
:. too thin
1t is reported that the difficulty was sub
>equently amicablv adjusted between the
parties. We give the above rs we heard 1t
believing it 10 be substantially correct
LWchhTg SctrS.
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1t bayiDg been given out that General
Grant vii! name Sheridan as his successor in
case he does not himself run for the third
time, certain pipe-layiDg Democrats in this
session are already malRuyriRg TO pit Sher-
Isan against him. Cincinnati Commercial.
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f1RANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS, s1,soo, 900.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS A GIFT.
S2J0.o00 FOR $50.

The FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT, au.
thorized by special act Of the Legislature, for The
benefit OF the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUCKY, will take place in Public Library hall, Al
Louisville. Ky.,
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President Johuson's own doiugs which pre-.
vented Miss Surratt from having an inter-
view with BIN to infercede for her mother.
Alexandria Gazette.
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WEDSEsDAY. DECEMgER 3, 1873.

Only 10000 tickets win be sold, and one-haf o.
these are intended for the European market. thus
leaving only $4,000 for sale In The United States
where 100 900 were disposed of for the third Con.
cert The tickets are divided into ten coupons OIL
parts, and have on their back the scheme, with
full explanation Of The mode Of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest mu
steal display ever witnessed in this country, Thu
unprecedented sum of
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. $50: Halves. SIS: Teuths. or each
coupon. SIS: Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; eai
Tickets for 81 oeo: ll3 Whole Tickets for 5000 2i
Whole Tickets for $40 600. No discount on less than
$500 worth Of Tickets at time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift Con-
cert, rs well as the satisfaction given BY the First
and Second, makes 1t only necessary TO announce
the Fourth To insure the prompt sale Of every ticket
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted in all its
details like the Third, and ull particulars may be
learned from circulars. viii III will be sent free from
| this Office 10 all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale. and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filled. Liberal terms
| given to those who puy 10 sell again
THOMAS j.. BRAMLErTE.
| Agent Public Library. Kentucky. and Manager Gif
Concert. Public Library Building. Louisville, X $
| au ls-M&ThtDecl.&w
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TMBER FOR SALE.-S0,0O0 feet OF
YELLOW PINE BOAKDS--twenty thousand
feet Icing tot,ccasing h1srdsIlor sar lo, Apply
~ an VII or m Charles T. Wbitock'S Office.
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POWDER.
4 TsrENTIoN, spoRTsMEs!

A TsrENTIoN, SPORTsMEa
II NEW YORK STATE spoRTsMES'S
ASSOCIATION. ~
49, rposI =. HEPoRT or COMMITTEE 90 70
AAsA STANDARD FOR Scot. ~. j, e.,, -
!. a,,manasaeiurrrs Gilt have sysnlaau 80 snsli
srm wisen sportsmen require thst tselc ssa n
com.,src with the STANDARD VI % ~
Shiais your committee hss fxed, "a, xo,,r cess-
!. Inn ts laesf critical OF MEL
u,tse Ease ds.sra1sd 70 asof as,sseassd 10
Gan Ti'emas L. Roy e sea
Al A. ssMIT1s.1
- - a. SKINNER 80 80.
Il and dealers ed ~, = ssss
ee any g
sas sg.sasssS sa5y, si s 10y 90, ss aess
Sc 2e-eSdsEa
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tight But with severa. :ears such; az
this, the bowed spirit viii be saisef and our
FARMERS will be as sapadeat as fat bears.
All hail to q better era. Aa.1s
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Grand total 10000 gifts. all cash.
Whole tickets. IS: half tickets, Se.5c.
Plan of drawing same as that OF Kentucky State
Library Association. Drawing 70 take place in
Norfolk Oh
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Judge Holt and Mrs. Surratt.

OF Ex-PREsInENT John.
SuS-DEFEScE OF JUDGE-ADvocATE-
GENERAL HOLT, AND STATEMENTS UF
JUDGE BINGHAM. EI-sEGRETARY HAIR.
Lam, GENERAL MtssEY, AND OTHERS,
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Total. 1000 GIFTS. ALL CASH, amount
ing 81, 100000
The distribution will be positive whether all the
tickets are sold not and the $4,000 gifts all paid
I'm proportion 10 the tickets sod-al unsold tickets
being DESTROYED as at the First and Second Concerts
and not represented in the drawing.
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CURIOUS CASE OF REvIvIFlCATIoS-A
YouNG Mas SUPPOSED DEAD AND PACKED IN
Ice BROUGHT TO Liz Westminster. Nd,
August 2G.-There WAS no little excitement
here to-day. occI.ioncd by the following
somewhat singular incident: William 4.
Matthias, a young man twenty-five years old,
who has been engaged for the past six
months in selling >e"ing:nachiues in the
city and immediate vicinity, died. rs il was
supposed, about 3 O'Clock sunday evening
with brain fever. He was placed i'll ice, and
there remained forty hours To-day the
relatives and friends Of the family assembled
together for the purpose Of paying their last
tribute OF respect to the dead, when 1t was
noticed his skin had assumed quite Il natural
appearance. and on further examination ii
Was found that life was not quite extinct
He is now in the bands of the physicians,
and from last accounts WAS doing we'll
Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
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S15OO,oOO,

divided into $500 cash gifts, will be distributed by
OF among the ticket-holderS-tiie numbers OF the
tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind chill
ireu, aud the gifts from another.
list ftE GIFTS
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1913.

DIRECTORS.
r. Roner. President: j. B. Corprew. Treasurer;
James y. Leigh. wafer IL; Ia!Ioi'
SSsnis, IJuStrd William II. Wales.
II II Stevens john 7. Redmond.
). Well .,
His EScelcrcy Governor Gilbert &. Walker,
Colonel Kadcr Biggs. 7. Il. r:
Jobn r. Mcdaniel, Y. q. Commander;
CAPTAIN Samuel Watts. Virginia Legislature;
Robert K. Withers q. NJ, u. b. r, and ID. u. Z. OF
&C:
Colonel Thomas +. Owens r. 6. NJ;
John X. Whitehead, Esq. ex-May0r:
Colonel ". Fl. Taylor. STATE Senatori
James q. Balm, G. &. q. q. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-28

CPECIAL NOTICE.-SteamerSi l:Ha,
- SYLVESTER is withdrawn for izsfssa.sssii1sk.
few DAYS for repairs. consequently steamer leaves
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY until
further notice L. b TATUM.
aul6 General Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-28

Orders for tickets aud all communications should
be addressed HENRI '. noCSnL'
Secretary Masonic Relief Association, Nofi9ih, va
n ~. BUTTON. General Agent 10 establish agen-
cie for sale OF tickets aud TO superntend
Tickets for sale at POwHATAS WEISlGE Err q
Co.'s store, corner of Twelfth ana Main st,sets
Richmond, Va. au 9-eouli.l