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Die nur Cine iein fonn, neil Gincr Der
@pre6enbe, Giner 5u Dem gelpro6en,
uno Giner Der 3>uecf tucsbolb oos mas
gelpro6en luirb> aus ibrcn @ntfcllungen
uno Wcrorebungcn su finOcn. Sic &C.
ofienbarte 9leligipn ltommt BON bemiel6en
@ott, Der bic mem l6li@e 9}otur 9ei6af=
fen fat; @jptt ober tonn lid) ni6t piocr:=
lpre9en; bic ,uoDrc> ppn @ott 9eNcbcnc
&eli9ion fonn lonit ni6ts WiOcrl llnni=
9es, ni6ts WiecrnatIrli6es entDaltcn.
0amit bleibt feline Geli9ion Der alten
Wclt ouf Scr 2ilte jeuer &eli9ioncn,
stuildcn oenen Der Menl6 81 >ua9len
bdtte, ouber Der Offcnborun9 ser ST.
brder. llno oa bic g6ttli9c Ofenborung
eriitiren muby TO- lit 0ieIe alltin bic c@te
uno waDrc. 0o0elbc erGibt li9 zines
,peitcrn aug ben G9rifte bc5 Often
8unocs, oeren Snbolt unO @pro6e iiber
leoe 6dll dung binous linb, an oercn
Ne6tbeit Die 9dn5e @cl6i6te bcs jiioi=
lben Yoltes 9etniipft iit> eines @oltcs,
oas >uie Der Pfabl im' Tleil@e unter bic
iibri9en 86lfer gelett mar, oeren Me6t=
beit eno1i9 in Der Neibe Ser Sabrbun=
oerte INNER Die BeIern unb 8erl ltdnoi=
germ nieres @ej6le@tes on9enommen
boben unb nur flo6e uno ser 9cmeinen
SUIT perfollene @ct1ter be5'ueifelten uno
an itritten; bel ollem guten Wll(en 0o9
nur neuc 8e,peile ibrcs l1nre6tes gu
Sage treibeno. SSn bieIen @6rif ften lit
nun neben Dem Snbalte Der acpfcnbartcn
&eligion 5u9lei9 lire @el@i6tc beri6tet
unb bur3 5oblrei6e @unOer uno Wcil=
io9un9en erbdrtet. = Ser &ern bcr gam
gen jiioil9en 2ebre uber lit ber Mellios,
Der oiel elelbe po!enoen 1ou. Seine 2ebre
allo lit bic luabre, ein5is luabre g0ttli6e
Ofenbarun9. ltnperf fdll6t uno rein
mub lie ii@ in Der 8elt finoen bis gum
jiinsiten Sag, uno muB li6 in elmer
Weil le finoen, ooB es jeoem rebli6 Wol=
lenocn m69lid) it, iie aus ibren Mfter=
S6,pel tern Qusjul l9ueioen. 9enn gum
9eile bat lie ber 9llmd9ti9e uno 9(u=
meile uns alien 9c9ebcn. Sic 8eont=
portun9 ber Tra9e aber, no 1T Die woDre
&elision Gbriiti? Wcl6es lit bos mobre
Gbrii itentbum unter ben pie1en> bic Die
Grbe bepDltern? =? mil llcn mir aus l9eioen,
oa lie anoerludrts 5u bebanbeln lit. 9ier
baben mir es nur nit Der 2ebre unO Der
BON @briitns 9egebcnen Offenbarrn9 5u
tbun, ni6t nit iDrer concreten Gril lten5.
98ir >ucrben Die 6oroerun9ga Der Scr
nunft unb oes als 96ttlid dhgenpmme=
nen Mlten 8unocs an Sen 9}eucn Buno
cntuideln, unb bann in .&ur5e bc,pei1cn
wie jene in Der tatboli1GcA &ir6e olS
2ebre Gbriti por9etro9cnc Oficnbarun9
9enau oen Nnforberun9en ocr 9totur uno
6es 9(lten Bunoes entlpri6t. 9araus
oaeroings fol9t i6on BON iclbit, bob biclc
&ir@e i'm 8elike Der gobrbeit lit uno
ba oer @e9enlak bieier Sirde nit alien
anoern nur in Der 2ebre in iDrer gopseu
Mus0ebnun9 berubt, 10 lit audi Der 9c=
meis 9eiief fert, 0aB bic tatbolil9e STRIDE
auein Die WoDrbcit belibt; bo6 perluci=
len mir bierbei jebt nidt lonbern. per=
weilen auf Ipdterc Nrtitcl.
Mnf9abe g o. !S3.
Sm tiiblcn @albcs9runoc itcbt
Sin 9RiihId,rn frin nm nrtt.
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19lottertcn, feline Qlrrne 3itterte,,, Sobten=
bldle la9erte 1i9 auf bem 9onden &C.
1iGte, aus >pcl9em Die Mu9en nit 9cilter=
boften Blifcn bolb ben @terbenbci, balb
sic bciocn Tremocn an nitarrten. nebri-
0cns, mie npm @9reden an ben 8oocn
gelpur5elt> mo6te cr oa9 ni9t einen
@erlu6 gu ntflieben.
Sic heioen 6erren erfannten in bent
blutbebedten @tcrbenoen auf ben erfen
Blif i6ren Sci leQ]1aftcr pon Scr 9eltri=
gen 9(ben0ta fcl> in 0em anoern Manne
obcr nit ber 2oterne uno ben1 Meller
nod lcidter ibren @irtb. 9lu9enblit=
li9 ipran9en lie auf 8roo foro los, bot
ten i'm ergriffen, ebc CT li@ pcrtbeioi9en
fpnnte uno riIen ibm bas Me1er alls
Scr @onb. Gs mar nit 8lut bebett.
@ic 16olten i'm einen MDroer. @r botte
sue,it l1nlsritdnoli@es sefammelt. No0=
Dem or li6 etlpas 9elommelt, nabm ct Die
Miene eineA l1nl9uloi9en at uno be-
tbeuerte 9e9cn Die @erren, er lei nidt Der
W}0rbcr Ieines ungIudli6en &altes.
@eiuc Gr5dblung itimmte fait gan;
nit ber Der beioen @erren. Mu9 ct batte
in Ser 9iadt elm @erdui i6 geb6rt, mar
oapon erma9t; nun fam Elm @tbbnen,
wie bos cines @tcrbcnben> ,uel9es nit
jebem 9(ugenblide itdrfer ,poro, borouf
mar cr aus Dem Bctte geiprun9en battc
Elm 2i9t on9cSiigbet unb elm Me5ier cr=
9riFen, Inn 1i9, >ue1n es 9fotb tbdte, al
pertbeioigen poer anougreifen unO NOR
binauf9eiprungen. 9eili9 uno tbeuer
beI6mpr or, ooB ct cri It in oer Minutc
Dor ibncn cingctreten uno als lie tanen,
nod i'm erl ten @6reden iiber baS &C.
pcien lei, mas CT 9eleben.
Dos Nfeller mar bluti9 uno feline
@dnbe paren bluti9; tpie 1pQte CT @lou-
ben fnben! Sic beioen Serren mo@ten
Gdrm i'm 9au le unb bielten BRADFORD bis
om Mergcn, mo- gum nd9itcn Triebens=
rt6ter gel6idt tuuroe, 10 in 8erboft 6ab
lie i'm ni6t aus Ben Nu9en lieBen. Sein
tonnte ni9t ba5u oienen 1ie
in ibrer l1eberSeusung tpanteno su n,a=
6en. @ir biir fen porousleben, baB BET
Gifer beiocr e9tleben6en Gentlemen li9
auf ben G09elnoen I'M Bette erfretft
boben >uiro> unba iie nit oerielben 9ait
lpie 5um Gi6ter au9 na9 9iilfe 9e19ift
bubcn ueroen. SnOelien fom MIR bet
&i9ter Die 9iilfs mar 5u ipdt, Miiter
9oDcs mar mirfli9 ermprbet.
9lu@ Dor bcm Trie6ensri9tes ldugnete
Bra0fprO feline NtorOtbat; es ge}@aD
ober inter lpl6en uns,petfelbaften Nn5ti=
1en cines b6icn @elpiIiens> oab Der
8comte Dem Mirtb ouf Den &pbf su=
la9te: u01i1ter Brabforo ent,ueoer @ic
ober ib inO ber MfDrber."
Scr ouberoroentlide SAT- erre9tc ein
cbenlo ouBeroroentlides Nufleben. gs
gob in 2on0pn, in Oyfprb, in ber gam
gen llm9e9cno nur Gin @elpra@ pon
Dem leltcncn Griminaffoa, tuo bet NiDr=
Der, oas bflttige Meler in Ser @ono,
ii6er BENT nod morlnen uu6 rD1elnoen
&5rper Oes BON linn Grmprbeten betrpf=
fcn> op6 5u ldusnen lid) croreiite. 9}on
III alien @ele ften ol(e M09=
li6feitcn ei,cs onbern 3ulommenbou=
ges; abcr oas Gelultat mar jeoesmol:
Sro6fpr0 fat i'm ermoroet:
Sic Nililen murben in Orforb erDif=
net. 8robforo waro ppr sic lclbcn &C.
ltcGt. Sic 3eu9cn 9c9en i'm ,poren Biz
hriNnn Mrnt1cnrr NciNn OhrcrrT,ro-
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&i6ti9c Iuf0iun9en.
81. giicnaber, Warb Sd0fer s(nnonimus
bon Columbus, Nnna Scnitc9er, @frS. &obeL
Sranf unb QSil(ie Sn,s
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Auh6inue Der Mdtbielfraecn lit
ytp. 1910.

y 81 tonnte nur elm 81 uiid,tcrn clicn.
p gScil Die Snl lcl in bet N(itte bon gSnllcr
1T.
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Sm tiiblcn @albcs9runbc itcbt
Sin Wiibl6cn tlcin uub nett;
0eb' &abcr 9cbn iabraus, jaDrciu
sic cif fern INT bic gctt.
@ier @in9c sablt bas @tiiDldcn nur,
Sic moblcu III bcr SDot,
llno apar bcr crlt' III cincm Gag
Sicr 8ui1el accurat.
llnb in orei Gagen mablt sur 9alit'
@lf 8ui9cl aud Der 3lucit'.
3u iiinfunoSwansig Buid)eln broudt
Scr britt oeGn Sage 3cit.
8iit bu i'm &e6ncn nun 9ciibt
go io9 mir o6ne Ucbl'
9Sie lang bas Miibl1cu mablcu mub
GIN Sunoert 8uiDcln Wiebl:
Muhlflln9 bcr Stufeabc 0tp. 10.
Sic 0rau mar 62 Sabre alt.
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Obio @aiienfrenno.
@e1neiuniiti8e &en,1t,'tf1e.

&briifem (Christian), 9lame De,
Mnbdngcr @briiti, offenbar r0mil1eu
ltriprunss, 1pie Casariani fit Die I'm:
bdn9er Gdlars, Pompejani fir jen'
bes Yompeius 9ebrau9t ,uuroe 0ie ir
Nntipdien am Orontcs wo6nenoen G0:
mer, >uel6e ben Namen Christiani 5u=
erit Inn 43 II. SIR. .9ebroudt 5u baben
ldeinen, Dielten bos Wort Gbri1tus fir
einen @i9ennamen (nomen proprium)
uno baGten ni6t baran> bob er Gin @b=
renname lei uno oer @elalbte beibe. 9it
eriten Gbril ten iclbit nonnten ii9 gez
u0bnli9 Singer, 8riioer, 9eili9e, @ldu=
bi9e; Die Suben 9aben Dem ibnen Der
hoBten @ej j9le6te obneoieB feline Gbren=
name,, lonocrn lie 9ebrau9ten befonnt=
li6 Die Nusoriide 9ta5arder, @olilder &c.
Gbriffenlebre ocr plonudbise
llnterri9t in Den Wobrbeiten oes 9rii IT,
liden @laubens. @ie 5erfd0t III a. Die
&inoerlebre unb bic 2ebre Der Neopbytcn
unb b. Die 2ebre fiir Grluadi iene als
Ycruol ltdnoi9un9 bes in Der @@ule
erDaltcncn fate6eti|6en llnterrt6ts our
8efeiti9un9 ge9cn bic Weltlebre uno Den
Srrtbum. Diele miro por5u9stueile
Gbrii riitenlebre 9enannt uno re9clmdBi9 an
ben @pnnta9en in Der Stride Dor Dem
Nodmitta9s =@pttesbiente gebolten ba
na6 Borl@rift bes Goncils BON Sricnt
Die @eellor9er perp1i6tet iinO, an bic len
So9en oas ibnen anpertraute 8olt bur9
cinen bell lamen @ortro9 in Dem gu UNI
tcrri9ten, >pas 81 tpifjen Nllen gum See=
lcnbeile notbmenbi9 lit. 9orauf 9riin=
ocn li9 Die fait iiberaQ gc9ebenen Ser
oronun9en, oab Die eriua6lene Sugeno
minoei items bis gum IS. 2ebe,1sjabre bic
lonntd9li6e Gbriitenlebre gu be1u6en
babe: Sn man6en 9i65elen bauert bic
Observation-Disclosures bis jum 20. Sabre
uno ,pobnen audi Die @ltern unb alle
er'pa@ienen Mit9lieoer ocr @en,einoe bel.
Gbriffeatba,,,, bic &elision Der
Gbriitea, 1omit iene 2e6ren, @eiebe uno
@ebrdu@e, Die Gbriitus ben. Men1 19en<
9c1@lcd)tc 9eoffenbort fat. @eben uir
BON ben TorOerun8en uni Ierer Natur aus,
10 piro es feline YbiloIopbie unb Staats=
9etpolt jcmals oaDin bringen, tpie lie es
1T Der SDat ME oaDin bro@ten, Dem
enl9eu9el9le@te gu genii9en; tueoer
our6 20iun9 oller 1einer Tra9cn pon
c>ui9er Bcoeutun9, mod our6 luirf1ame
uno 5uperldlli9e 8erbreitun9 bieier ielbit
als m09li6 5u9c9cbencn 20iun9cn. Sn
!bieler 9batl la9e allein lie9t Der flor1 1te
Bc,ueis bcs natiirli1en 8eoiirf fniiles Ell
ner 9ottlidcn Offenborun9 uno ibrcr
Wirtli@teit; benn ibre M6gli9teit lit
ME int Grnlt BON 8erniinfti9en be5'uei=
felt ,uoroen. @ott al1o bat lid) Dem
N}enldengeldle6tc mit9etbeilt; Der 3ped
lciner Wfittbeilung mar 8eleDrun9 oes
9anjcn @ei6le9tes iiber ieine eriten uno
bcili9iten Be5iebunsen uno: YfiGten.
9iele MittDeilun9en miilIen ocmna6 bon
Dem ,ueiien @ott, Der bas. QSest ieiner
$oanoe woDl fcnnt, 10 in Der Welt MIC
ocrgele9t uorocn lein, ooB lie li@ un-
pcrlebrt erbalttn our@ ale Sobrbunoerte
nno hap lie jeoem reoli9 WpGenoen 5u-
9dn9lid) uno crfcnnbor leien. 9a iic
ober oem gon5en @el l9le9tc 9e9eben
,uurocn, oa ia oos 9anSe Sci l9le1t ibrer
beollrttig lit, 10 mnb I@on gleid anfangs
o;no Nffrnhn -, - o4L o;I4 A., s,:,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

. Dr.McCaw presented the following: II
Resolved, That the president be author.
ICED to appoint the various permanent com.
mittees and have them published In the
newspapers and sent TO the various parties
nominated for that duty. Agreed to.
The Chair appointed Drs. Wakes o
Georgia, Semple of Alabama, Satchwell o
North Carolina, McD onald of West Virginia
and Cunningham of Richmond, on time and
place OF next meeting. The committee de,
cided to let the Exc cutive Committee make
the selection and advertise the same. Adopt
ed. s,,.s III. .sfa.s,.., ..,
The Chair appointed Drs. j. G. Cabell, j
5. Wellford, and }. S. D. Cullen q; committee
to examine the treasurer's papers and &C
counts; which were found correct.
The Chair announced that the other com.
mittees and essayis.s would hold over Unit
the next annual meeting. ass~
DR.. E. ID. Newton, OF Georgia, presented
on behalf Of Mis-. Guild, Of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
the medical order and letter-book kept by
DR.. L. Guild, medical director Of Genera
Lees army; also, letter. and order-book o
DR.. A. j. Foard, medical director of the
Army of Tennessee. The latter is now or
deposit In the capitol at Atlanta, Ga.
The books were referred to the Executive
Committee for publication.
DR.. j. G. Cabell presented the following
which was adopted: .-......... -
"Resolued, That the president be author
lied to appoint committee to collect The
lscts iu regard to the medical sanitary his
tory Of Andersonvile prs ~, and Of ell pri
sons and hospitals established by the Confed
crate authorities for the safe.keeping ant
treatment of Federal prisoners" ~
On motion of DR.. l.. b. Edwards the So
ciety adjourned sine die. -s.r ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

The THRATRE-M MRS. 0ATEs's New Cox.
pANY.-One OF our Philadelphia exchanges
says OF Mrs. Oates's new company" Mrs.
Oates's newly organized Comic Opera Troupe
appeared at the Arch.Street Theatre last eve.
nins to fine audience, and made favorable
impression. Mrs. Oates, BY her plquapt
acting, so appropriate to the part of Girofe,
soon put herself In accord with the audi
ence, and Kept them ID good humor al the
evening. Mr.. Howson, 10 favofite here, made
a capital Bolero, while Mr. Drew, as Mara
quin, sang and acted his part very we'll. Mr..
a. F. Hall, formerly connected with the Kel.
logg English Opera, appeared as MourZouk,
and made tierceiooksBg Moor' Mrs. Chap.
mau, as the wife of Bolero, performed that
character admirably. and bossed it over the
hen. peckea father as though used to 1t. The
other parts were well filled, and the chorus
large and well trained. The costumes were
elegant and excited universal praise, The
troupe, in a word, is first class. :"
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TERMs e3rADvERITsrNG.
MANCsHEsrER xEws.

HCsrfSss CoURr-- Judge Cgoptoa presi-
ding. g.-Tbis court met yesterday and adj.
iourued until Friday. Without the transsc-,
tion Of business Of public importance
Rosa Burfoot (cofored) was tried TuesdssS
night for adultery, found guilty, aud dp
$40. Colonel Ambers. counsel for the
cusad entered q motion fora new
which will be considered at q further oe:
the term. ~ !Sta
ESCAPE OF 4 Prisoner FROM TIE e0uET.
RooM.-W hen the Hastings Court sdj djonrped
Tuesday pight, and white the eyes Of the,
Sergeant were temporarily attracted fronhis
charge, Lovelace. Band, q negro, who had q;
short time previous been tried for second
offence Of petit larceny aud found guilty,
walked out With the crowd who were In at-.
tendance upon the court, and made good his
escape. iss ,,,5,. "a fsit s
CALLED, BUT FAILED TO R.srosp. few
days ago James Gaines Ga white mani was
arrested upon the charge Of beating bis wife,
and bailed for his appearance at the Mayors
Court yesterday. He was called on time, bue
failed to come to time. ts!t4sfiss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

THE THEATRs To-NIGHT. T.-Mrs. John Drew
and her splendid comedy company com.
mence an engagement at the Theatre tos
night. One Of the Norfolk papers had the
following paragraph yesterday concerning
Mrs. Drew: "@t A.a -
Another large and brilliant audience
greeted Mrs. Drew's second appearance at
the Opera.House last night. and Coleman's
three-act comedy of the Jealous Wife was
most admirably rendered. Mrs. Drew as
Mrs. Oakley was as perfect as when she per-
sonated Lady Teazle. Evidently she has
very carefully studied her characters, and
comprehends them fully. Her company is
composed Of ladies and gentlemen of no or
dinary ability. Mrs. Alex. f. BIker as
Lady Freeloye displayed talent Of high
order and while mentioning her particular
ly, we will add that all were excellent in
their respective paris" "--ala r. ,a> q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

r.rcrioS.-The following
). par, ..er.i,n we're appointed by Judge
70. ,-2",;,g 2"" ,,g adrd.-FirSt precinct: sohn
N">'', J.m,S HAYES, Anton .S;aude.f
% md J precinc; lanes T. Sasrpe, bensamln
,'H Ir, faorcc ". Richardson Third
i.,,g i.',r,: Iohn +. Shinberger, Ayiett H.
;;t,,J.oa. :. \. CAFES.
",'",-~[ '',-S.o, ward. First precinct: james
,,",-,-n,sU. John MsrXhsuSen. William L.
A'S"t' l'.tt. second precinct: John A. Lacy.
ss,,- s~',- r Briggs, William FL. Booker
..g.%,. .,r;rr; Samuel K. Perdue, George
:, Wr.t;n..n. ;. W. Baukenship.' Fourth
L. ,'I'.. ',, John W. Wilks, Theo. j. Robert
~, +. 7. E;urch.' " ro.o
,.'.. rrn,,r Wsitz. l.. K. Rens.' Second
I''".' .''r,,. " Wi.iam +. Johuson, W. II. Back
- : Enbin>ou.' Third precinct DR..
: p v1yo. i. :. Robertson, J. S. Dodson.
t.,'r.1 p-cci"c.: K. 7. Dpnlel, Jr., Byrd
w.rwick. J.. K. C4rrington."
W,,ro. Nari.-First precinct: James r.
,,.,tr Thomas A. Btander, Charles w.
l,.,u.. S,cond preclnt: d. IL. Wi1klns,
Y'tr G.. Moss. Or. Blair Burweil:' Ihlro
..@r,,c, David Is. Jones, w. D. McDowell,
+ Hno,on tlIll.' Fourth precinct: Samuel
C,rt.r, Z. A. f. Dabney, David A. BroWo,
g. f.. tyo. WarG.-Fiis. precinct: james
y N,con. John w. Beveridse,F Thomas e.
jtopirar. second precinct: Charles Chnely,
T e. Epps. Ir., L. J. Bu'llngton.t Third
.,.eincl: James Human, Joseph }. Faudree,
Il.nry E.. Adams.
CIIy Wqrd.-Flrst precinct: George >.
po.,Gr, John J. Stevenson, b. A. Jacob.
s,cond precinct: Robert Y. Priddy, Joseph
" Rowe. ST., Elias II. Kelly Third pre-
r;cc,: t. N. Crump,' John A. Tyree, George
". Minter.
commissioners Of Eection.-R. T. Daniel,
Jr, Jatue> Il. Fisher, d. 3. Jones, }. Booton
Hjl, and j. W. B"veridge.
There are t%o Conservative and one lnde'
pepdep, Judge for each precinct. Those
name. marked with an astersk were re.
commended 10 Judge Guigon by the lnde'
pendent committee.
These iudges will only serve for this elec'
ton. Previous 10 the municipal election next
Nsyane~ set will be appointed.
Mr. b. 4. jacob was recommended oy
10th committees He is Conservative.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

POLICE CoURT, YEsTERDXY.-M Mahala Jetn.
son teoloredl. charged with stealing thirty.
nine dollars from Griffith Owens (white)
Wnlle said Owens was cslmly reposiBg in
ner roon, was cent on to The Hastings Court
LOT Indictment, and committed 10 jail.
refer Gwin (colored). charged with per-
was Of asein order to enable her affssncefl to
get q marriage-cer,iiclte, was examined and
discharged. : N'N
sarah Jane Watson, charged with trespass.
ing on the premises OF Henry 4. wise. and
oeing common yagrant, was sent to iail. )
James Green. charged with assault and at.
tempting TO beat William johnson and Ly dia
Green his Wife, and also being diserderly In
the street, was feed 81.
Frank Brooks (coIored), charged with
Stealing twenty -3ne sticks of wood, the prc.
Ipefty of William p. Ford, was sent to jail 70,
six hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

"A HANDSOME DONATION. - Recently the
Richmond Academy Of Medicine created a
i" Medical Book aud Jouroal Club" looking
to theesta6isbment of library and reading
room. It has already subscribed to the lead
ing MEDICAL journals of Europe and Ameri-
ca. The interesting matter thus aeeumuis'
ted was still further added to by a donation
peculiarly .yaIuable--the library OF the late
Or. Albert Snead, of this city. This dona.
sion contained lending books and pamphlets
and several publications. on Smed,eine' put
forth gdIrlng the Confederate war, and was
presenter BY Mr.. E. B. Snead in the na,ne
Of bis father, to whom the Academy extend
ed tbanks indicative of its high appreciation
Of the sift. yA-EJ}tr q 8
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Communicated ~.
Colonel Knight.

Since Buffers famous Knight abandoned
dwelling and out be rode a.co'onelling -
there has not appeared such another Knight
| for uiqhDs so "skilled in analeciic" as "Coio.
mel" William c.. Knight, who has assumed
the task of deodorjzing" the Conservative
party of the city of Richmond. He Is no
soreheaded independents; no disorgan-
izing malcontent; no greedy placehunter-
not be! He is the embodiment of true Con.
seryatism; one who believes in his heart that
| in securing the continued success of the great
| party which has saved the State Of Virginia
| from untold mseries and placed her on the
road to future power and prosperity all the
energies of our entire people should be earn.
| estIy and cordially enlisted. Thafis what he
processes to be, and that is what his friends
claim for him. .r5.
Yet this same doughty champion Of econ
| selyative" principles has formally announced
himself to be candidate for the Senate of
Virginia from thIs city at the call OF little
| tea- party of constitutional mischief makers
and marpIois. Whose candidate Is he3 II,
as he claims, CONTRARY to The declaration OF
the Convention which met at the Exchange
| Hotel on the 4th of September, 1915, and TO
the decision of the City Conservative Com
mittee,) Mcssrs. Johnson and Tanner be not
the regular nominees OF the party, then they.
and he, and Starke are all independents"
In word, tbe Conservative party OF Rich.
mond is defuDct concern, and, as the fei-.
! low says in the play, :" chain-horse Is come
again." 80 =. ..
Now, we know, that the Conservative
party of this city is not only alive and kick.
ling, but thoroughly united and determined
to maintain its integrity and efficiency that
liz is still part and parcel of the great party
of the people Of Virginia, banded together
Iby hooks of steel, for the preservation Of
everything that Is valuable ID! society, and
com binipg their efforts, TO restore their 10.
tau,tries at home aud regain their legitimate
| ir huence iu the grand council Of the uatiouat
icontederacs. Richmond willgbe the last
Icsmmunity In the land to take one step back
ward in the mighty movement now 10 pro.
tsress to lie tore genuine peace to tie hole
lcounlry on the basis Of sound constitutional
government. .y,-., .,i,f,s.it,, i ,b.5
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GENERAL PICEETT's BCRlAL.-The special
committee appointed to visit Norfolk and
escort the remains Of the late General George
E. Pickett to this city for interment are to
meet at the Petersburg deI0; at 1:35 P. NJ.
to-day and leave for Norfolk. They will
spend Friday in Norfolk, and return to
Richmond on Saturday, reaching the city
about P. NJ. The remains OF General
Pickett will be conveyed from the dep6. to
the Capitol, where they will lie in state until
Sunday, when they will be inferred in Hol-
iywood with appropriate honors.
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Mr.. WHEAT's CONCERT .NIaHr.-To.
night Assembly Hall will no doubt be
packed by brilliant audience TO listen TO one
Of those fine entertainments for which Mr.
Wheat is celebrated. Some of the most bril-.
liant yocalists among them soprano Mrs.
Camp, said to be but little, if at all, Inferior
to Miss Kellogg-Will render some Of the
choicest gems In the way Of trios, duos, and
solos; while MIR. Wheat will play number
of his popular selections, and among other
pieces will play some popular airs upon the
piano and organ, manipulating and comhin-
ing the two instruments at one and the same
time, besides playing two magnificent duos
with Mr.. Reiohardt. The seits have been
selling steadily since the box.office was
opened, and there is every indication of q
crowded housa. The Vocalsts who assist
| Mr.. Wheat are some of the most cultivated
| and talented ladies and gentlemen of this
| country, and in lending thei, services de.
serve, and will receive, the warmest recep-
tion in Richmond. a glance at the pro-
gramme will show what treat is in store.
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THE "EAoLE BIRD BY CHANcE,"-The late
train from Petersburg last night brought the
Dispatch office bald eagle, which was killed
Yesterday morning near Osborne's, on James
river. 1t measured six feet eight inches
from tip to tip, weighed about eight or nine
pounds, vas killed by Mr.. Thomas W..
Friend, and was sent to Us by MIR. r. Butler,
of Chester -
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CoLoRED TROOPS TO THE FRONT. Captain
Robert l.. Hobson. cammandant of the bat
talon of colored troops Of this city, has
ordered the companies OF his command tc
assemble on Sunday at 1:30 P. NJ. to partici
pate in the funeral ceremonies Of the latt
Msjor. General George E.. Pickett, of the
Confederate States army. RS ri. -r.a ~.