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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06
By Paiae, cabell s Co., Aucsioneers. ~
# ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.
.af Or WEDNESDAY,. DnexaDER s9n.
7e1 commencing ut 1ass o'clock,


We win sen u. our warehouse, BY CATALOGUE, q
yery hrge and attractive assert nient OF FREsH ana
ShAsoSABLE GOODS, now receiving from Boston
and New York, and comprising the largest sndmesf
desirable stock We have esesosred at asetion con-
sistipg Of 8 i tf,
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS OF all kinds,
BOOTS, SHOES. ard BALMoRALs----'s'. IS. !.
as. . large stock, mostly prime goods;
,READY-MADE CLOTHING Ct every variety,
MEMS and BoYs'FUR, SILL and WOOL HATS
~ and CAPS,
CARPErINass QUILTS, COMFORTS,
BLANKETS, SHIRTS WoaLLE SHIRTS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., Sc. Sc.
The attendance OF the trade Is particularly in-
yited tihs sale. AS the goods are 70 be sold
ont reserve, they viii be able 10 buy such goods
they may rsquire for present and holiday salesal
low prices. FAME, EAbELL y Cti.s
noa9.M, ". S,Atdtds Auc tionse1ss
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRA NJ . D
L DWELLING No. 900 NoRTH TME E S.lY
NER on Observation-Disclosures AND . STREETS,
AT AUCTIoN.-By Virtue Of a deed OF trust from
James W. Walker and wife 70 The subscriber rs
HanSico Connty Ceurt Office and I'm execution OF q
decree of The Ch.ncefy Cou,t Of Richmond, entered
3Oth October, In The case OF WOOD U.s.
THURSDAY 9th December, Al O'CLOCK +. d., tue
FRAMED DWELLING situated as above, oecupleo
by James Fl. Walker. The TO- is twenty-t~o ahe
h.,f nv on hundred AND thirty feet
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale LOT ao39 1l
800 cash, but ft is probable that more favorable
- A, %. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
cprpps a. WILLIAMS. Auciioneers. no 81
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WE WILL SELL TO-DAY At e 10
Il O'Clock. st our auction-nouse. 1924 Main
street, 90 bsrreles FINE FL0u e, 20 half barrels
ROE KERRIEGS, BACUN-sHoULDERs and
HAMS BUTTER CHEESE. 25 DOZEN BRGOMS,
Is boxes SOAP, PLATFORM SCALES, &c.
this safe. 80 B.. s. ANDERSON g CO.,
'fCs q ~ Auctioneerp.
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By James N. Taylor q son,
Real Estate Agents and Auciionesrs,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VA.
SyJCANT LOT FRONTISG9rHIRTY FEET ON
SICTOiSON STR EXT OPPOSITE NICHOL-
SON.STREET CHURCH AND EUNssING Il! BAC K
ALLEY SIXTEEN FEET WIDE.-By virtue OF a
decree of Richmond Chancery Court entered on
The goth day OF November, 1878, In the suit or
Wnitock, &c. rs. Cogin, &C., we, the undhrs1gned
com missioners, will proceed 10 sell al puelc apc-
tiop, upon the premises, en- SATURDAY the 11th
day az December, 1875, at O'clock z. NJ, the
aboye-described LOT. -
Terms: Enough In cash to pay all costs OF sale,
clerks costs, and the two notes OF X. A. Murphy
real estate. Terms as 20 the residue VIII he made
80 -. =. :. II. f. Y. CANNON,
RORERE G. SCOTT
j. PRESTON COOKE,
SzsEa ;,s ~ Commissioners.
JAMES d. TAYLOR & Son, Aacuoneers.
1-aad y y IL 80. Z.
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4 TMEADE& BAKERS DRUGSTORE.
gs.. TAXES.
CITY TAXES FOR 1875.


.NITY TAXES FOR 1875.
- CITY COLLECTORS CFFIcE,}
RICHMOND, November 30, 1870. Z
This Office win be open daily from e,elocs a.
NJ to O'Clock r. NJ. from the 9TH 70 inc . isp
DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, fer the purpose
of receiving from any person who has alreany paiu
enc half only of the city taxes charged 70 MIN the
remaining half; and that
u ~ ta TEN PER CENTUM Il
WIN be added TO the amount Of said remaining half
ofiihes tar charged In every case where the party
assessed shall fall 10 pay said remanins half within
- INT lin ease. any person having failed to pay In
the month of June one half Of tho city taxes due
from such person shall fail 10 pay h. whole amount
thereon on or before the 3Ist day Of December
there shall be added sfts - So tf5as
iyztFs ~ TWENTY PER UENTUM ajla e
upon the amonnt OF the tax SO remaining due" z
THE Collector would especially call attention to
the delinquent bills, -; 4. s5is t.,sj 5fsE
/ y. REAL AND PERSONAL. II
In addition 10 the twenty per cent. to be ADDED he
Is diree By ordinance 10 post COPY OF all deltn-
auent personal bils at the front door OF the city
Hall during the February term OF the Hastings
Court. JOHN \. RE6SAg LIs>
e de lin Golieelor.
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ByP. 8. seabury, AuctIoneer, Petersburg, va.

A UCTION SALE OF A LARGE AND
WARE A,PhIgaBERs, roofs AND MA4EgIALs
CROC kerry, &C., ON MONDAY, DECEMBER
9Th, AT IL O'CLOCK Mai the store OF Booth
& Sommers, on Sycamore street, in Petersburg,
Va, at ~ O'Clock DE-, shall cffer for sale 70 the
highest bidder. AT auction. the entire stock OF
valuable assortment of STOVES, TINWARE,
CROCKERY,. PLUMBERS TOOLS aud MA
TERIALs, and manv Other articles usually kept IN
a arst-class stock OF the kind. The stock will be
offere rs whole. This is anTopportunity seldom
off, red to those desiring to 60 into this business.
TERMS One third cash: balance at three and six
monlns' time for negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, carrying intCre- from date
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
-. Assignee of Booth & Snmmers.
P. 8. SEABURY, Auctioneer. no 29W ,F&M4t
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DOCK SALE-LAW. AND MISCELLA-
ID NEOUS-to take place during December.
Contributors will please send In their books AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE that the catalogue can be sent
:" ." D''A : V j. L. APPERsON.
do CIT Auchoneer
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81. By, Edward C. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1915 Main street.

DEALESTATE'INROCK ETTS AT
/ HI kUGTTON.-By virtue of u decree pronounced
ON the 26th Of Eovemb r, S75, BY the Circuit
Court Of Hcnrico In The suit In equity therein oe-
pending By the style Of Tyler us Moore ct as. the
as commissioner therein named, will
ef for sale on FRIDAY The 81 day Of DecemSee5,,,
p. III. OF that day. the following real estateto VII
That eligibly. located LOT TN The town OF fulton
OF Nicholson street and running back between
parallel lines feet to alley feet vide with
u FRAMED HOUSE and improvements thereon
TERMS: Cash as to The costs of said suit AID ex-
penses Of sale, end also the sum or SS7.1s, win
interest at six per cent. from the S1st OF April.
1872, and the further sum Of 1882 with q, like
and as to the residue, upon credit Of six months
from the Gay OF sale, the purchaser to execute his
negotiable note, wf.hiniere.t added from the day
OF sale, for the deferred payment and title to 6e
retained until the whole purchase money is PAID
and conveyance dire ctedoy the court. I-....S g
-. = $500 : b, LDWARD X. CANNON,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted BY EDWARD C. GoDDIN.'
Fa,2 G;.9 Is, POSTPONEMENT. ~ 8
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
central Iy located price moderate and terms n6-
eral. Apply to JAMES N. TAYLOR & SON,
de 6.3t Real Estate Agents and Auclloneers.
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CHERRIES SALE OF CLOVER HILL
III nnAII AT q q anRNEsS I.ANnINGs ON

SHEklFEgS SALE vt Ell HILL
~ COAL AT 0sBORNE'S LANDING, ON
JAMES RlVER.-By virtue fof executions In my
hands In favor of the Richmond srd Petersburg
Railroad Company,J :. Moore, and Thomas b.
Robertson rs. Clover Htll Railroad Company,
viii proceed TO Sell at public auction from SEVEN
Try. FIVE to ONE aHUNbREU4 THOUSAND
BUSHELS OF COAL on FRIDAY the 15th day
Of December, 70, ut IL O'Clock. 81, at Osborne 8
The coal dealers OF Richmond, Manchester, and
Petersburg are requested 70 attend this sale. The
coil consists OF Lump and Hail Coal, fresh from
:. TERMS: Cash ". G. FLOURNOY,
Deputy for G. II. Floufnoy,
de4' -, Sheriff of Chesterfield county. q
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BY Cook & Laughton, Aucuoneers,
II. No, 10 Governor street.

TWO EXCELLENT OPEN CAR.
4 ,RIAGES. AND ONE-HORSE CARRIAGE
AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the 7Ih Instant, at
O'Clock, we will sell In front Of Morrisons sta
be, opposite metropolitan Hail. franklin street, y
2 excellent OPEN CARRIAGES, one OF them from
D. the Brewster mandatory, and both In good
order: .....-. -. 49,
l ONE. HORSE CARRIAGE, recer t1y put in tho
rough repair. COOK q LAUaHTON. =
de 6 Auclioneers.
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q. 40 AAs,.s 81. azrss,--s slruro s,uya.
BY Francfs Z. IsbeIl.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

snESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND, Me-
II VEST BROAD STREET, BETWEEN.
SALE AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAYt the 9Th
dayof Gecember, 4 e76. WIN Offer for sale, on the
premises, ~ 4 O'Clock M., that old and desirable
sRt tSESa-STAHD. with well-arranRed family
ailments above, Kitchen, bathrooms, and cor.
neciioH with the city cnivert, located rs above
stated. sa-Sy5t ~ ..
3 These premises are I'M good order, and the store
we'll arranged and sheiyed for drJ goods cloth
ing, shoe, grocery store, and lis continuity TO
The junctnre of Brook avenue and Broad street,
along which there is large e0natry as well as city
travel renders tt most desirable as Dustnessstand
OF any description. ~ 3iss t-as~
The L UT has good front on Broad street, and
runs hack TO a wide, paved alley. ca
THIS properly may be purchased privately before
the day OF sale. ~ z So
d Terms Une third cash sidue at SIX and twelve
months for negotiable notes with interest added.
AMI secured by a deed of trust. :. -
% de 4 gt ~ FRANCIS 4. Isl BELL. Auctjoreer.
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EXECUTRIX's SALE OF CROPS, &C.
1fAt the request OF Mrs. l.. c. Treot execuirix OF
DE-. P. Trlnt, will sell 1T auction, at Reynolds
vile" farm, about nine miles below Richmond, on
MONDAY, December ID. 1S75, at IL O'CLOCK A.
NJ, about Is barrels Of CURN,
FODDER. sHUCKS, PL0UGHS,
COWS, MULE. tn Observation-Disclosures,
CORN-s q ELLERS, WHEAT.FAN, &c.
de 6 Auctioneer.
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BY Francis 7. IsbeIl, @ 3g
Zeal Estate Agent and Anctioneer.
No. 8 Eleventh street. between Main and Bank. !.

!. J. 60. 80. -. 3. 7. 20, ).
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T7OR RENT, A PLEASANT ROOM
e,s,.hye, for two gentlemen. In q private IL
1eside1 &c on Grace between Third ana ,a TSnr,n
800 Or meals at restaurants on Broad street. .s
nooU ~ 800 J.. & SQUIRE r. coz .
f..E 80. - Sts''s i'~"'& Real Estate Agents.
10, f@ssE ssEc ts''-sf GIT Bank street.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

nv. s. MYER, Auctiopeer. i
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MONT PAY s5 FOR a GAL
LITER when you can buy 8 city -snadeC1 ~
one for o.. Don't pay "a far . snoe5 when you czn
buy one for rs. This Ia trtis II you don't bellows
IL 70 10 the Broad street between Sec,
ond and Third. Nothing but clty-made goods sold
Every pair warranted Sc ~
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BEST FRENCH CALF BOOT,a
ID S1eb0; hest c. If GATHERING IA
81; best FRENCH GALE SHOE, %. tLeasevA 3
your.orders for good 6t at
~ HENRY O. BOSCHES,S, ait Broad street,
aus between Second and Third streets
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LesT. sTRAYED.. AND FOuND.

7, IOST, xon Friday night, some where on
II Broad between Ninth and Eleventh streets,
No. So, which the huder will
station-house. de 6-ltk
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TAKEN UP. IN MY CORN-FIELD. sgsn
Il On November 18Th, WHITE. COW. ~
The owner will please cal, pay charges, and
take her away, or she will be dealt with in accord
ance with law. -E5 q ~ ANDERSON DUNG,
Grove road, next to, spotts's old place.
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EOR RENT OR SALE, A MARKET
Il GARDEN in Duvars second addition, norm of
Bscon's Quarter branch. Possession given January
1915 Apply TO la - - C.'JARVIS,
de 2tx No. 1909 Franklin street.
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ALBANY.
AN ATTEMPT TO SMOTHER THE UNDER
GROUND TELEGRAPH BILL.

AN ATTEMPT TO SMOTHER THE UNDER
GROUND TELEGRAPH BILL.
MIR. DALYs VAIN EYFoRTs TO GET THE COMMITTEE
TO REPORT THE BILL 10 THE AssEMBLY-A MO-
Ton TO DE MADE TO DISCHARGE THE COMMIT
TEE FROM It's FURTHER CONSIDERATION.
lBy TELEGRAPH 10 IHE TRIBUSB.l
ALBANY. April 2s.-The position taken by the As-
sembly Committee on Cities with reference to the
Underground Telegraph bill introduced some weeks
ago by Mr. DAILY. If somewhat singular. Mr. DAILY
has made several personal appeals to his Committee
10 obtain from themsince the orators and agents of
the Western Union Telegraph Company appeared in
Albany-the poor favor Of a report merely for
the consideration of the House, but this
has thus far been avoided. There has been
such an abundance of argument before the Commit
tee against the bill and such desrth of II in its
favor tina. no doubt the members Of the Committee
can easily account for their opposition 70
tho bIn but this viii hardly explain
and cannot possibly excuse this discourte-
Gus treatment Of their Chairman. At the
meeting of the Committee held yesterday. Nj. Hess
who honestly opposed to the bill as at present ad
vised. moved in Mr. Days absence To report 1t adj
versely knowing that Mir. DAILY was willing to have
il 60 before the House in this way rather than not
get it there at all but an amendment that
the bill lie on the table was unanimously
adopted Tomorrow, or ~ the order of
reports of committees is reached Mr. DAILY will have
a motion made TO discharge the Committee from
the further consideration Of the bill, and will then
state his position and the attitude of the Com
mittee openly in the House. The remain
ing members of the Committee are Messrs.
Timothy J. Campbell, Cleary, Kirk.
McGroarty. George Taylor Of Monroe. Worth. and
Braman The first FIVE of these it will b. remem-
bered. were the only members of this singularly
81,
Avenue Pavement bill. the most conspicuous job Of
the session They form majority of the Committed
and have the reputation Of being willing to vote in
body.
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TID1NGs From Az orEEDUE STEAMER

TITR METROPOLIS REPORTED TO III DRIFTING About
IN a HELPLESS COSDrTIOS,-ARRIvAL OF FlVE
PAs5ENGIRs TAKEN OFF BY ANOTHER VESSEL.
Information was received yesterday from the
steamship metropolis. which IS overdue week nom Der
muda The Metropolis sighted tTo day. after leaving
port. On Ar H. by the bark John Mathews. which
o voyage from -ur1nam Boston. which port she
rived yesterday. The Metropolis vas at the time in
latitude 80 80 and longitude &C. comparatively short
distance bermuda and proceeding under Sail
There n 10 signal a@srtance although the steamer
appeared ~ be proceeding under difficulties The bark
Jacob capt Co>ock Limerick arri' I'd At this port
yesterday with nye passengers who were taken of the
1ctr polls ia Latitude -. o. Longitude 20 10 lhry
verr Iphr BlncArr ard wife. JOnn Bean, Martin
Bonlan and Charles. II. williams M Blocker nsoe the
following statement u a reporter 81 HE IklBtNE
Tur METROPOLIS left bermuda on April H. aud on the
afternoon ihy -lrurk OJ q terrific gaze
from the rorfh-we-t Tins lasted unaI Apl.i -
on Aprll IL the engine gave out by the breaking OF
moderated and the machinery Wa repaired, but only
worked Tor about q hall hour when IL again broke.
high pressure At night. en- Aprn - sh"tn'F sals
-jruug W, ana on sunday morning ine eoai
Thr -nns strs out OF order and useless.
On Mon I.y morning the bark jacob Wa .ennied ana
five % tine passengers we're taken II Wan BeY let tt
Metropolis sine was In he!piSs condition aud withouf
provisions. The Metropolis wa not -uncent suplrI
under no d, iplinr and the only thorough 7eJmn Wa
uTat Llaie Sir b"ckcr t"d tie Iulsti WIEN %"
M ,l.e int n.d leaving The Oil-..- Objected. hIi hr
m.i,d Others would have lett, but tno captain per
suaded tl-in L. stay board TIT vessel -,
Tie following passengers remained % me Verse, PIT
" / James. Mr. Ia-, lous iren sTryaat, AID cl1,
W H. Ne, artny. A. MurdOcA ". Hayden. Herbert
-nIih. Wuam Murphy. H. e. Hopkins and three DINER
Ia--.Drr-, uhin"- UHAaO~D. The crew CONSIST q" -
PERSONS under command u Capt Inns; Nlo jas hls
been considered very able s-anAh litl chl 20 ,n.
sisted uf 80 barrels pOtoe-, 3,33o boxes onions --
hoXr, tomatoes. boxes 1re-. hair barrels caun-
flower and ID ctsSs oi gin. The owners Link bFOt-'I''
III! lpr.-s no apprehension ~ 70 her -iitty.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

REAR-ADsnRAL REYNOLDS ORDERED TO THE COM
NASDOF THE ASfArIC SoUADROS-ruB PLYMOUTH
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROMOTION.
WASHINGTON. April 2S.-Rear- Admiral Rey-
nods hrs relieved duty Chief OF the Bureau
OF Equipment and Recruiting at the Navy Department
and ordered hoist his aag the steamer Tennessee al
SeVYork that vessel Is ready 10 proceed 20 the
Asiac station and relieve Rear-AdDra Pennock ot the
command Of ar II "a expected that the Tn
will be- ready FOR about the middle Of May She
will proceed the Asiatc station by way Of Gibraltar
and the Suez Canal.
The Naval Board. Of which Commodore Nicholson Is
President. 10 examine officers for promotion or retire
ment, to-day examined masters Norton and Berv ind for
promotion 10 the grade Of Lieutenant.
The Navy Department has received Information that
the United states steamer Plymouth n Maanzas.
Cuba the nth inst having arrived there on the 10Th
The usual cyiiiir- had been hanged with the
authorities and the l7th the vessel 10 proceed
her cruise. American interests at MataRzas quite
extensive. or The 10 yesSls port ~ ~ them
American. The port OF MatanZas was perfectly healthy.
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the Universast Church OF Our Father In Cermontnve
near Atlantic. Brooklyn. At p m. next Sunday. the
Rev Il T. Syc pastor Of tho church. VIII olciste ana
the burial will take place at Greenwood Cemetery
The Late Ars- Conway q native Of Rdgened. Con
neciicut, and the daughter Of clergyman named Croker
Che dill attain to specific emnence the stage as an
actress but sac became We'll known and popular both ~
actres. and mana ger she person OF sislnesine
and graceful figure. aud her count nance presented
strong and unique sort OF beauty. IL Wa sensitive
couneaanc. AMI ts oppression passed easily iOu 'en
deress aughtiness. and from vvacous pleaSanry 10
fiery passion She acted the usual rouni OF conNrnohS
leading parts In her profession hut DO not remember
that was pcuOu-ly excellent IN any one OF the
HcI Par'hsnia was apty typical of her powers Ana
adlptabity she did a.. things however with earnest
zeal and careful Intelligence and her industry ana energy
were unusual and admirable. Her tan FORM S'rOhs
voice. and supple movement male her always an IN
pressive the eyo. and there vas charm hp"
Der that and kept IT, she had something vi
the stranGc weird passionate melting force tDat-gi'sh
In greater Ibund9ncohas made her sister Mrs BOwerH
the strongest and most brilliant actresses oi l
time Her age about 81 years. She very closely io
lows TO the grave husband the amented Frederick
Conway who died lat year.
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INTENTIONS OF rHE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.

The Subcommittee appointed by the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Union League Climb 10 con
slider the matter of rebuilding met last evening at
tho ClubhOuse. The session private one
The matter under discussion tho report Of the
builders TO whom had been gwen instructions 10 submit
plans and estimates for the restoration OF the burned
portion uf the clubhouse 10 its former condition. and
also OF building additions to TIE hO5e tor the convenience
~ the members. one Suggestion was that tie kitchen
should b. placed In the top story and the restaurant on
the floor below.
1t stated by member that II the Committee car
agree with Mr. Jerome the owner OF the building, In
future action. immediate steps VIII he taken TO
rebuild the clubhouse, but II there Is any disagreement
the club will buy ground aud erect enurty new build
Ing Letters have been received by the club from many
the other clubs IN the city, regard and -
patty The members Of the NcwYOrk Club have offered
the Of their 10 the members OF the mon
League Club After this evening, the thcatcr Of the club
Will be devoted exclusively 10 the members reading
AL contracts for ito Use for other purposes are
guuuled
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TIE NOGTH AND TIE SOUTH.

GIN. W. p. BABTIETr sERENADHD IN RTCHNOHD BY
EI-coNFEDEEATE SOLDIERS. AND THANEED FOR
HIS SPEECH AT LExINC fOs-GTN. RARTTgTT's
RKPLY-THE ENEMIES OF CoNCIiIiIION Only
THOSE WHO TALKED NOEH THAN THEY FOUGHT.
RICHMOND, Va. April 2s-A large number
OF ex+ onfserates including general and field and stan
officers sercnsdnd Gen. W. r Bartlett formerly VI Mas
saehu-e-, tonight, II his residence in this city, In
knoweTnent OF and 70 return him thanks for his speech
OF the Lexington Centennial celebration Con Bradley
T. johnson. the part OF the Corfederates sddr--d
Gen Bartlett I'm complimentary 8pd returned him
thanks for his manly and courageous speech on the
aforementioned occasion. Gen Bartlett responded say
ing:
while appreciate deeply tnis mark Of your esteem
credit cannot allow you suppose thai It required
any courage tell the audience st Lexington thu truths
That came To my lIs Had IT been my lot TO tell them
unpleSsnt truths that might their jJy or excite
thelf Inclination hid beon forced % silnt ma the
10 hi- c@ntjctions, that the MN o, the
south having appealed 10 the dread arbitration
OF The sword had. regardless Of honor, refused
abide by its stern decr,--th"n grant you my task
would have been hehvy-my courage would have been
tested Bni the truths that uttered werc the most
what you noT approve AMI confirm Ia. already b'n
most heartily inIorscd By the people and press Oi tue
North only spoke the hopes and Feelings Of my peops
The chord Of love and harmony was there. ana only
waited tor the touch. The chief defect in the groat tab
rue OF our CnOn which while 1t Nised rendered per
feet harmony OF interests impossible, has been rnd"y
swept away. leaving structure permanent. more
fun oi glorious possibilities than our fathers
dared To hope for To cement this Union
sOuIGer foundation and avou ourselves ot the
promises O the future solemn task wei fitted to
these crn.enniaI year. A. -obiIers VINO fought the
battle out good faith. yOu wcld the strongest
influence for peace and right. Your worst enemies AZ The
south the here and there
who tax bravcly than they fought. and
II Is the the North. but tue people
there tired Of these politicians whose voices are Sill Tor
are fast replacing them hy OF less selfish pur
pose, whose yicws bounded 10y narrow lines OF
stale section party. but who lie sire justice and pros
perify for I'LL. The through which PASSED de-
veUIed proVel both sd- the noble qualities az
American manhood II hHs left To soldiers once ICES
friends. memory Of hIr'louht teld-, Of fearful
-acrfiic heroic vapr and 10 hs, Taught tho lesson
Dr transmitted children that divided We are
terrible united We forever tnvInc bic.
Gen. Bartlett frequently Interrupted ny hearty
applause.