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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-13

CoNvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending October II, 1878:
Lots fronting
81 feet on Louisiana street corner Sixth,
for SG25. @
so feet on Marshall street between Madl'
son and Monroe, for $500.
81 feet on Franklin street between Fiji
teenth and Seventeenth, for $500.
60 feet on Grove street between Clarke
and Harvie, for 81 ,5I5.
80 feet on Goddin street between Calhoun
and Roane, for $50.
so feet on Duval street corner st. Paul, for
$3.50. dr.
8 lots in Port Mayo and Fulton, for
90, $50.
"a feet on St. Paul street between Federal
and Charity, for 5000.
2s feet on College street between Broad
and Marshall, for $4,000. u.
- feet on Church Hill, for $264.
1872 feet on Franklin street corner Thirty
second, for $315. w.t.
80 feet on Belvidere street corner High,
for 1897.
% feet on Thirtieth street near Q, for l4o:
81 feet on Fifth street between Broad ana
Grace, for $1,000.
33S feet on Twenty-third street, for S714.
90 feet on Third street between Byrd and
Arch, for 81 600.
- feet on Duval street between Judah and
Brook avenue, for S8l0.
IL 4-is feet on Duval street, for $4,000.
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CRY CoMmTTEE.-Thcrc was called
meeting of the City Conservative Commit
tee at the headquarters, on Ninth street,
Saturday night, Colonel j. II. Guy in the
chair. Present: Messrs. Bigger, Bos>leuX,
Jetrries, Wilson, McRae, PulIiam, GimmI,
Styu, Dooley, Chesterman, Burwell, English,
Wagner, and Pickrell.
Mcssrs. Burwell, Chesterman, Coghlan,
Cabell, and Jetfries were appointed a COIN
mittee to act, with the advice of the EXecrl-
tive Committee, in the arrangement OF mass
meetings.
The committee adjourned to meet on
Tuesday evening at I. O'Clock. Messrs. Bur-
well, Pulliam, and Cbesterman were ap-
pointed to wait upon the Conservative
nominees for the House of Delegates to re-
quest them to be present at that time to
confer with the committee upon important
business relating to the campaign in this
city.
There will be conference of the ward
superntendcnts (Messrs. Metzger, McRae,
Dooley, Gentry, Burwell. and PickrelD at
at the office of Colonel Guy tomorrow
TUESDAY evening at o'clock. T.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

The FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.-Manc
Council has elected the Rev. William G.
Lumpkin and james \. Gentry special dele
gates to the State Council. The Committee
on Reception of State Council reported pro-
qress, but the responses from those solicited
to entertain delegates have not been rs llOe-
raj as the committee desire; but it is trusted
that the citizens will see to it that the dele
gates are well entertained.
The following gentlemen compose the
Joint committee of arrangements and recep'
ton: EX-Presidents d. j. Weisiger, w.
(iowen. John Fl. Matthews, and |. b. Gary
President w. r. Lee; Associates, James A.
Gentry, NJ. A. Cogbill, w. j. Clotworthy,
WE Owen, William I. Clopton, and I. NJ.
| Bolt. A report in full is expected at the
next meeting.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The dwclli1g-house
of Mr.. Elihu Bowen, with its contents, sit.
mated on the Broadrock road, about five
miles from town, was entirely destroyed by
fire Saturday morning about 10 O'Clock.
| The fire was accidental, and there was no
| insurance.
The RADICAL CONVENTION. a Radlcal
| convention to nominate county officers, DC.
| will meet at Midlothian OH "Wednesday. and
the Shacknasty Club will meet tonight to
send delegates thereto.
MINOR Tor1cs.-Nothing important was
done at the Trustees meeting on FRIDAY
night.
Colonel Woodbridge, county treasurer,
commences tax-collecting at Chester, Bcr'
muda township, tomorrow.
Among the appointments of Rev. DR.. Lee
presiding elder, is one ior Manchester, NO
vember 18th. -,
| w. r. Lithgow, Esq, town assessor, will
commence taking the census to-day.
| Chesterfield County Court commences TO-
! day at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
The Meade Memorial school is in opera
| ton, with Miss Berkeley as teacher.
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Halifax.
COLONEL HUGHES SPEAKS AT THE COURTHOUSE.
70 hn Ihannfch 1 -

COLONEL HUGHES SPEAKS AT THE COURTHOUSE.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
souTn BosTos, VA, October 1l.-Celone
r. w. Hughes made his political speech, &C.
cording to appointment, at Halifax Court
house to-day. 1t was lengthy, but void Of
anything to interest his very small audience
He refused to divide time with Conserve
tive speakers. His appointment here was 4
O'Clock this evening. Quite crowd assem-
bled at that hour, but as he did not come to
time most of them dispersed. At the pre-
sent time Major Judge Shoemaker is on {
dry-goods box telling some weak anecdotes
to il small! audience. Hughes does not ia kt
well with the colored people.
The Conservatives will poll 4 better vot'
than at Walkers election.
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: ATrsT FOREIGN NEWS.
Fyance.

fARh sactober 1o.-AmoDg the speJ.a.s naasius ~.
day were maR1a aRart,al oricans 81 The reading Of
the reply Of theAmer.sapf 70 NJ. Riyiere's re-
m until the middle Of f'ssy, g., ,seek. seS There's a
rumor that Baron stoepps has been arrested,
but it is thought the rumof~,s premature.
Prince Frederick Charles and o.her German
officers will not appear before TN court as
witnesses fer Bazaine unless MS council de-
clare their testimony indispensable.
Among the documents read at the triai
| to-day was one showing that there were seV-
enteen million cartridges in the arsenal at
| NetZ, Of which only one million had been
used when the place capitulated, and that
| when Bazaine said he had no ammunition
the fact was he had no intention OF fighting.
| 1t is now reported that tie Count de
Chambord will so to Hainault, Belgium, on
| the frontier of France. yl.
| The. German authorities have refused the
| Due dAumale permission to visit the battle
| fields in Lorraine.
| A denial is given 10 the reports of the
seizure of Prince Napoleon's photographs.
| PARIS, October 11.--Twenty.seven niepl-.
bcrs of the municipal council Of Paris have
pubIsheda an address, in which they declare
that the Assembly has no right to alienate
! the national sovereignty; affirm that ma
jority OF the people reject the claim Of the
Count de Chambord TO the throne OF France,
and request the deputies from the Depart
,ncnt OF the Seine to declare frankly how
they propose to vote when the question OF a
change in the Government is brought up in
the Assembly.
Spain.
MADRID, October 1.-THE Government
squadron is anchored four miles from Carta-
gcnu.
The report Of the Carlist victory on The
| 9th instant near Cirautui is officially declared
| false. General Morisones reports that in the
engagement on that day the enemy was do
| leated and driven back with the loss Of 100
killed and 500 wounded. The Republicans
| had 10 killed and 1l0 wounded.
England.
LONDON, October 11.-Half million dol
| lars in gold was shipped to-day from Liver
pool tor New York.
Austria.
VIENNA, October 11.--Mr. Jay, the Ameri-
can Minister here, has written to Washing
| ton recommending that provision be made
| for sending home from Vienna number OF
| walters and laborers and other Americans
who are now in this city in destitute con-
| dition. Many travellers who hold letters Of
credit from suspended banking-houses in
the United States tind themselves without
funds, and are compelled to accept friendly
subscriptions to enable them to return home.
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| ASSEMBLY YHALL-RIcHMoND PHTLHARMoNIc
misunderstanding the Fair-Week Assem-
| bly, Hall will be thrown open TO the pubic
and unusual attractions in the line OF fine
music offered by the philharmonic ASsocia-
| ton of Richmond. At the rehearsal OF the
PhilharmOrics on Thursday evening last the
gentlemen were found in close study with
| the great Music Of the old masters. The
| beautiful shading, perfect rendition OF the
PIP and fi's, with the cresendo and dInucndo
movements, and full conception of the wishes
| of the old masters in the performance Of their
superb musical works, convinced those who
| were present that the philharmonic Associa-
| ton has few to equa! it and none to surpa>s
| it in its rendition of classic music. The
| taste Of this community has been so highly
cultivated 10y this Association that Wagner 5
| unCquallcd Chorus of Pilgrims, heretofore
! treated in meagrc praise, was received ana
encorcd with the greatest enthusiasm on the
| occasion of the late S;rngcliest. We aludc
| to this particular chorus, knowing the din
Guilty the baSSeS encounter before the grand
| # movement. which, if not perfectly clear
and in tone. must prove disastrous TO the re-
naming parts; hence it is that the Assocla-
| tion has achieved its great success IN this
| chorus.
| Inc pToglallllHe lol tne ran ii-"eeh Coii'
| certs consists of the most popular choruses,
solos, &C.: and Mr.. Wheat will again show
his talent as musician Of the first standing.
| The many friends of the Association pro-
pose exhibiting Mrs. Jarley's wax figures,
with other amlsements, for the benefit of the
Association, during the Fair-week, and it is
needless to suy word to the good people of
Richmond as to the propriety of encourag-
ing these entertainments. They are purely
for the good of the music-loving public.
Full particulars will be announced in 4 few
| days of the programme for each evening.
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New Boston-yEhat II City Gains by An
nexIn- it's Suburbs.
from the New York Post


Boston and the four towns surrounding it,
which were included in the annexation
movement, voted yesterday upon the ac'
crotancr Of the act Boston decided tayora.
bis for all the applicants for annexation by
an average vote OF nearly six thousand, the
opposition vote averaging about fifteen hum
drcd. Charlcstown, Brighton, and West
Roxburv pollcd large votes also Ill
favor OF annexation. Brookine, con-
Ir;rv to expectation, refused TO be ao-
>orbcd by Boston. This, however, Is
only a brief poStponemcut of the question,
for Brighton and West RoXborough be-
coming part Of Boston, Brookliuc is placed
in IA awkward geographical position.
Touching the Charles river and the west
side uf the Back bay, Ii completely Sepa-
rate. BRIGHTON from Boston. while Brighton
on the rorth and West RoXbury on the south
;ltuo,t surround Brooklinc. The eNpecta-
ton that the annexation scheme as whole
might fail undoubtedly had something to DO
with Brookilne's decision; and when It's pco-
pile, who are largely engaged in business i'll
Boston, reflect upon The situation, reversal
OF their decision ut an early day must be
inevitable.
Charestown, Brighton. and West RoX-
bury will become part OF Boston Oil the
1st Of January next CharlestoWn is proba'
bly in area one Of the smallest cities in the
world, for notwithstanding its dense popu-
lation it has less than thirty-three thousand
inhabitants. West Roxbury and Brighton
are beautiful rural towns, with populations
respectively OF about ten and five thousand.
BY tue addition OF these places Boston will
have population of more than three hun
dred thousand.
But the gain TO the city is much greater
in commercial and political advantages than
IL population. BY absorbing CharestoWn
it gains entire control Of the harbor, thus
settling many questions of Jurisdiction which
in time, past have caused needless delays
and expease. Besides this, it obtains a new
and adlniIa bic water-supply, which Charles
town has provided for, with very little
additional cost, and this is one Of the
necessities OF Boston's fire department as
well as its manufactures. BY the union
of Brighton, Boston will control the
great stock yards aad slaugbter-honses, ex-
tcnd its Jurisdiction over the Charles river,
and be able, therefore, to make important
sskltary and commercial improvements. BY
tlls union with West ROxbury 1t VIII obtain
the desired territory for parks, which are SO
much needed by the city, and the influence
OF q class OF voters who will give better
tone TO city politics. On the'wholc, Boston
will be largely the gamer by taking in ALI
these t1Y1's. Il.
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Alexandria.

A FINE CONSERVATIVES HEETlSG-GESERAL KEN
PER SPEAKS.
Especial telegram TO the Dspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, October 11.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting Of the Conservatives OF
Alexandria was held at sarepta Hall to-
night. Speeches were made by Genera
James l.. Kemper, W. w. Walker, and Colo
mel w. s. Gilman. General kemper spoke
for two and half hours, and great enthusi
asm existed during the entire meeting
which was kept up until a late hour. The
people seem fully alive to the Importance o.
this canvass. .... .' .--.., ,..ts.. $751;.
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ApDcInattOX. a
RADICAL .NOJHNATi0NS.

Especial telegram 20 the Dlspatch.l
LYNCHBURe, October ll.-The Radical
convention of Appoma.toX to-day nomi-
mated Charles J. Fore (white) for the House
of Delegates. He has been heretofore con-
sidcred 4 Conservative, but to-day declared
himself Hughes man. Their nominees for
the several county Offices were all white
men, and all declared themselves Conserva-
tives. 1t is thought certain that Major Joel
w. Flood, our nominee for the House, will
be elected. Very few whites participated in
their meetings.
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PHrLADELrHIA, October liza number OF
the Franktord eotton.mills are, running on
half.tine in consequence Of the falling off OF
orders. and the difficulty In procuring cur
rency to pay wages. -,
Campbelfs mill,.. at Manayunk, Is closed by
the strike of operatives. AT the other
Manayunk mills work continues at redue.
ton. =,
The Southwark foundry IS closed and SIX
hundred emplo5es are now idle, refusing to
work at the proposed reduction 3r wages /,
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REDWOOD cRENsHAw, at 0 A. ~, at the

REDWOOD s. CRENSHAW, at l 0 A. d., at the'l
auction-rooms, household furniture, &c
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR. at p. NJ, building lots or
the north side of 81 between Twenty-ffth ane
Twenty sixth streets. -...-.'
W.B.R RATCLIFFE, at II A. NJ, groceries, sc.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, at AZ 2. M., brick resi-
dence No. 112 Canal street.
n. NJ. LEE, at5P. ~, framed house on Leigh be-
tween Brook avenue and Smith streets.
THOMAS W. KEESEE, at. 10 4. NJ, at his auc-
tion-housc, household furniture, &C.
MOODY & ROYALL, ut 5 p. NJ, 250 cords o.
root
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. B.. C.@Wherry. has been
elected secretary of the Virginia Home In
surance Company, and Mr.. David J. Burr
general agent of the same company.
Dir. Charles Turner, Of Staunton, was in
the city on Saturday. -,.-- '.. -. nj.
| Captain John II. Freeman has been elected
Superintendent of the Bath Alum Springs,
and will at once enter upon the discharge OF
his duties. This winter he win be travel
ling in the interest Of the Springs in the
South and West. -, -t=e-.---t trrt
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EXCELLENT T1ME.-The express train on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, running
four hundred and tWenty.three miles, from
Richmond to Huntington, with thirty-eight
stoppages, did not vary seven minutes from
the time it was due at Huntington (5:2O P.
NJ during the whole of September.
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j. COMMISSIONS DE LUNATIco INQUiRENDo.,-
Sarah Montague has again been arrested Dy
Jaior O'DEyer on a warrant charging nes
as lunatie. A commission VIII De heia
to-day to inquire into the, condition OF hef
mind. The case OF Cornelius Davis (aegfo)
will be inquired into at the same time.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court, SATyR-
DAY-Jud9e Bond.-The case of the Ports.
mouth Savings Fund Society and others Us.
James G. Balm came up on an appeal form the
District Court. Judgment Of the lower court
declaring the appellants bankrupts was af'
frmed. y +,
Two cases Of the United States us. The
Dismal Swamp Canal Company. Judgment
for costs.
The case of Turnbull g. Co. us. A. Thomas
and others was set for next Thursday.
The hearing OF the evidence in the case
Of Fisher & Goldstein closed at p. NJ, and
the court took recess until G p. NJ.
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New YORK, October l1.-At the jerome
Park races to-day Tom Bowling won the
two-mile race. Time, 3.373.,
Preakness won the two-anG,a-quarter-mile
race. Time, 4 O83.
Gripstead won the three-quarter-mile race.
Time, 1.17a.
springbrook won the mile heats. Time,
1:4Ga. 1:l8, 1:4Sa. -,
Gray Planet won the one-and.an.elgh,h' b
mile race. Time, 2:05s.
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SENT TO THE PENrrENTIARY.-Deputy Ser.
peant Holzinger on Saturday carried Annie
Carter out to the pententiary, ip accordance
With the judgment of the Hastings Court,
to be kept five years for picking the pocket
of m. Burt of valuable watch.
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RANDOLPH MACON CoLLEGE.-This institu-
ton reports 207 students in attendance at
this early day Of the session, with reliable as
surances of large Increase in the next ten
days. This exceeds the patronage OF last
wear of the corresponding date, and sur
passes all precedent in the long and honora-
BILE history of Randolph Macon.
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PROFESSOR YOUNG AT VIRGINIA OrERA-
HousE.--Professor Young, the wonderful
magician, has been induced TO remain in the
city another week, and with the Madam
will entertain all who go to the Opera.House
with bis wonderful and interesting tricks.
The Professor, in addition to his interesting
performances, will give away every night a
large number Of useful and valuable pre-
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TIE TnEATRE.-The distinguished and
talented young artistic Lille EIdridge COM
lnences short engagement at the Theatre
tonight. She will appear in a new and thrill
ing drama entitled "Olive; or, The Mys!e'
rious Murder" and will be supported by a
company selected with great care by Man
ager Parker from the New York. Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, and Washington theatres.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFIcEEs.--At
meeting of Richmond Section, No. 2, Cadets
of Temperance, held on Friday night, the
following officers were elected: W. E. Word,
third assistant conductor; R. Il. Peek, secre-
tary; r.. 4. Carter, A. u; w. A. S. Con-
1ad, delegate to Grand Section. which meets
in PHILADELPHIA. +,
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SAN FRANCISCO, October 1.-THE jury id
the case OF Thomas Curtin, tried for killing
William Johnson, the seducer Of his daugs,-
ter, to-day returned verdict OF acqui,tal.
Judge DWineIle told Curtin that he did not
regret the verdict.
The United States authorities will insti-
tute proceedings against the ship Baltic,
from New York, for kidnapping crew
composed Of tailors, shoemakers, carpen-
ters, BARRIERS, soldiers, and fireinen who
know nothing about sailing, and who say
they were forced on board the ship at New
Ynrl
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The CoxAIssloNERs appointed to assess
the dalnage to the landowners along the
line OF the proposed railroad connection pc
tween the Danyille and York River depots
met Saturday, viewed the proposed site,
and adjourned to meet at the office OF Messrs.
Grubls d Wiilians to-day ut 4 p. III.
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GRACE CHURCH. EAIR.--The ladies Of Grace
church will continue their Fair, Oil Mair
street nearly opposite the post-office, durin!
The present week. They have still on hanC
a large and varied assortment of useful ant
fancy articles. and serve up delightful meals
and lunches day and night.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-J. J White
presidsng.-D. Bropby was tried on charge
of allowing vicious dog to run at large on
the street. Ordered that the dog be killed
Hamilton & Godfrey were fined $3.50 fol
violation of a city ordinance by their driver
driving faster than is allowed by law.
George Gouverpator was fined s. for blow.
ing a steam-whistle within the city limits.
The case of John Hampton, charged with
breaking into the house Of Patrick Hen
messy and stealing lot of wearing apparel.
was continued until tomorrow.
Walter Estes was fined 81 for fighting ir
the street. a'',t@ ..s..'.
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If you want really nice fall or winter OUTFIT,
call and examine those really stylish CLOTHS, CAS-
sIMEREs, and VEsrINGs on exhibition ut L. B.
SPENCE & SONS. They have the best cutters and
the most expert workmen, and guarantee perfect
ht. Give them q call.
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DISABILITIES REMovED.-The Governor has
removed the political and legal disabilities Of
Larkin Viney, who was sent to the peniten-
'tiary from Page county in 1858, for two
wears. for felony.
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An ABLE TKusTEE.-~l Manassas Gazette. J.
4 serious charge bias been brought against
a school-leacher in an adjoining county, the
specifications Of which a:e " I. Immortality.
2. parshaIiy. 8. Keeping disordcrly schoal.
4. Carrying uniaie wepine!" Tlts trustee
who wrote the charge thinks OF running the
school himself the next quarter. ~. ,.,:. 1 I.
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GIFT CONCERT PosTroSED:-For good reasons
the Masonic GIFT Concert has been postponed. The
sale of tickets will be continued at p. w EIsIGER
& cos hat store, 1901 Main street. " ..-
Orders solicited from 4 distance. +" ~.
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USMAIADLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
Posr- OFFICE OCTOBER II, 1S73.--Miss Eliza
Bias, 7O40 Lexington avenue, New York
Miss Bette Crump, city; Louis Kollat, Ger.
mantown, Ca; Miss Gertie seay, Clifton
House, city; Mrs. Lewis n. Webb, city.
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! PUPILS ATTENDING THE PUBLIC Schools
During the past week the number Of pupils
attending the public schools has increased
about 352 over the enrolment Of the pre-
ceding week, making q. total enrolment Of
about 8 9O0
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, sATERp &I.-
Judge Uaderrood.-Morri Shcchun, Patrick
Sullivan, and Thomas Keefe took out their
final naturalization papers.
. The following discharges in bankruptcy
were granted: r. B. iShelburn aud T. III.
Bond. of Dinwiddie.
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EOR RENT-SUNNYSIDE FARM. En-
Il will rent this beautiful little farm, con- l:g
taininS EIGHT ACRES Of good land: FRAME
wants house, and splendid well of watcr situated
half-mjle above the Fair Grounds on the Broad
Street road. 1t has also new and large asparagus
Apply ut mrs. F. HUTZLER'S Mill incry, No. 525
Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
o
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WASHINGTON, October u.-Slatter, .
gambler, who has been on trial for several
days for the murder OF another OF the trater-
nifty, has been convicted. Rum Row u de-
lighted, while the better classes are shocked.
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Robbery Of Churches In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October 1l.-St. Luke's and
St. Puups churches have been robbed oi
altar furniture. A golden ehalice set with
diamonds and rubies was taken from st
PaIll's. valued at e. ,00O.
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YoU CAN SAVE soc. TO Fl PER TON BI PUR-
chasing coal of G. II. PAGE, Nineteenth and Cary
streets. Full supply of best anthracite, Cumber-
land. Glover Hill, and superior West Virginia splint
cDal ON haud ....s ......s -.....4..- .., i..u#-