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NV ], A.CTTYEs. 4

Themembers of this CT uB viii assemble ct LAnar,s
October 81, 1878. Uniforms viii be issued 20 4hcse
not already supplied. The Club, with the Excelsicrss
viii unite to conduct the demonstration or the Con-
seryatve party ut corner of Broaund Sec0ndstreets
at TX O'Clock. BY order Of Colonel b. B. BEHKE-
LEY, President LEROY 9. EDWARDS.
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,rpr WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
-.n and rainy. Al night it was cool and
threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY s A. NJ, so;
a. ~. 5S: noon, 55; 8 ?. NJ, 56; T.
" -: midnight. sc.
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fsHYAcISTH AND BULBS or ali Kinds, for iAH plant-
INK for winter blooming, ut Nor corner OF
Main and Reservoir streetsI 3lt3 tsf ~ 81
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8 aacY sTRAys and wsliifsE pEsiGNs os every de
scriptioa for; ;foMers at AoRToN's corner OF Main
ans ReseryplS streets, t.sssti ;yi,fft zSst}itSi
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LEE GALLERY-JoHN w. DAVIES & SON, 92O
EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, vA.--some re-
cent. specimens Of photography from this we'll
known gallery show q steady improvement in style
and artistic SKILL and we commend It to the patron
age Of the public generally. Central abterian.
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NO. l06:
Ethe Distributes
| given him a fneiE
nrsssss. I, ,xzl,nk,xn,. s 4
.shaye allowed Ii md
s. 2tSeef Cod 5f VII
NJ ]. .,,,ssxaE II
asaf \.

tHc UISbIIHUtESH9 7efs.ssf fllsJYG HIIUWEu ft md
given him aifnsf4 be. Seef Code, ,Sf VII
ginia, chapter soction as pegeI s47s
/ Contra.
Thirdly a guardian Of an infant cannot
settle with an. executor or adminfstrato and
receive from him the amount due to his
ward without having q. eonmissicH lie:
port upon the accollna first n1aies I Gonsnai
See Bank :of Yirginia ps. Craig o. Leigh,
500; Iubbs tS. Archer, 5 Hen aMunSaCds
800; Torkle Us. McC Cue, % Graft 9. so. sss
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.THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AFTER TO-DAY
will be closed for year. u "a j.i d.

POLICE CoURT, Y YEsTERDAY.--Poice-
Justice Joseph: u. White presiding.-A
number Y OF parties were fined for triiing
offences.
4 John Kayanaugh and Tim Sullivan,
charged with trespassing on the premises Of
Mamie Smith and assaulting her. fined
S5 each. f.rs .;s>., tg.; .4,.f,.. -. 80 .
James Henry (colored), for stealing one:lot
OF coal from the Baltimore Brick Company,
was sent to jail for sixty days. Same, for
stealing lot OF coal from Bailey Davis, was
sent to Jail for ten days, and was in saddi-
ton given ten stripes. ,.s so il. ..,a.,... {
Henry Brown and Matilda Brown Color
ed, charged with stealing breastpin Of she
value OF Sl5, the property Of NJ. NJ. Gil
liam. Henry was discharged Matilda's
case was continued. ESD -e,g.sf ..g
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BE sure You supply yourself with copy Of fhe
GUfpE.BooK 10 RlcHM0ED AEp VICINITY It
viii be usefaa now and, ennyenienta aSor refersnce
hereafter. For saleat the bookstores and hoseis
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WEATHER REPORT.

poos,pIr1r,xs To-DAY.-W Washington,
tF1"H Sp"r a. For the South Atlantic States,
,.rsnT Vct%n.' barometer, eaSterly to southerly
h:sns' stationarv and rising temperature,
WIZ" VII c,ea, weather, succeeding occasional
r,'r rsins in the Carolinas tonight: ,u.., =.
'"l:, For the Middle States, rising followed by
,.I;nr barometer, winds veering to south.
isi,'" ..ir and westerly, rising temperature and
Generally clear weather.
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FOR THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES
60 TO LEVY BRoTHERs, iFg Is lf.-7 .fa..lfftar \
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), ,,.rHrRrY-oaE CENTS sisayaryIe ps4sa for SOC.
alpaca. s. STERN y 90. are selling theni.

isJi4ug tasExpxsr Ygi -osIY 99oc. " T2ns.
.wnnTa sscllL1 1SrKEM3 B. Eea sa3 Hpoaa stfeet
ara selling anccApE DREss aoopa q talf pztee
Sajf carly. -. ssas
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THE GUIpE-BooK, TO RICHMOND AsDVIcINITy
should be In the hands OF every stranger TO this city
For sale at oil the bookstores and hotels.
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ASSOCIATION HALL-PRoFEssoR J. VIII
LOUGHBY READE.-To account for the smell
that Professor Reade threw over his hearers
last night we must take into consideration
his chaste manners, cultivated bearing, his
gestures OF ease and grace, and his deep,
rich voice, thoroughly under control Of
mastery mind. It is in the widest flights
of humor or in the profoundest depths of
pathos-it is when there is the greatest dam
ger of overstepping the bounds Of nature
when there is in the breast, q deGire to tear o
passion to tatters-that the mere tricEsterss
mask falls and the consummate artist alone
is able to stand. Those are Just the seasons
in which Professor Reade is to an astonish-
ing degree faultless. We noticed, especially
in the tragic line, his superb rendition Of
the scene from Hamlet. The ghost in this
scene is generally "cast" for subordinate,
whereas well rendered itwould do credit
to the best talent. The scene is made to
pander to Booth, Salvini, or whoever may
be acting the part Of Hamlet, and the poor
ghost, with no gesture, side play, or "stage
effects" to aid him, drones through that
magnificent speechin fsghostly" manner;
but as it was rendered last night by Pro-
fessor Reade it was one OF Shakespeare's 9
most magnificent efforts. . III
The pleasure OF the audience last nlgnI
was heightened by the splendid manner in
which he portrayed Horatius." Those
familiar with Roman history could almost
see the serried ranks Of PorseRa's hosts
drawn up in battle array against the immor-
tai three, while with bated breath all Rome
beheld the dismay Of the opposing host at
the steadiastness OF her champions. lt
To say that the audience enjoyed the hu-
morous pieces would be too tame. II it
were possible to make people die with
laughter he would certainly have accom-
plished that feat last night, for the whole
audience were fairly convulsed. s'.:a5
The programme tonight is an entirely
new one, embracing music and songs, in
which Professor. Reade: is said to be very
proficient. !. He will also read " StoneWall
Jackson's Nay splendid, piece, and
"Karl the Martyr" thrillingly tragic Sc
lection. In the humorous line he will give
several Of Mark Twain's pieces, and close
with &c Blankets and Top Boots for the Ma
tives Of the Cannibal Islands," in costume,
in which, without leaving tne platfo he
transforms himself into five distinct charac-
ters. - 81
by special request. ~. ~ III III, 5.,i ..r
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~ If YoU WANT 4 Ha assDtsoxE SHAWL 90 ID syciH
RnnrfIER s,I.if - ttini Il .9itll sSsstsls lifttsl
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1KEsrucKYi JEANS, KEnsEYs, AND LiNseYsa Il
Levy BROTHRRsl. oEl b Y g.is.iLIsI :! y tLel.
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Go TO sYcLE BnornEns' and get one Of thos,
$40 Cloaks. SID Il s-,2-4f r5f ID, ..s 5,;t;;
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~ THE 4 c1rAr1Esr cxnhapxrs Te as sYcLE BIO.
IrrIrps,td isf.It !. InI ID 81 sIfit esti
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LOOK AT sYCrE BROTHERS, stock OF gentlemen s
and ladies' underwear. ititiE ;Gs}lsss
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]. uEApAIR aof thos1is4 aBlsnkas worth 90 per
naip at tSYcLE BBcTHERS,.sfS is fss tt fis 1eSss
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CIR. YoCR sHAsyIs ;as z. sEzRN q 90 ss,Saa
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VISITORS TO. THE STATE FAIR should 60 to P1Z-
zINIs splendid confectionery, where they will Gnd
full line Of ofcoNFEcTIoNERIEs,F FRUITS, NUTS, and
other things. .ts.ji ~ JtBai.Rfs'y s.kssfa3
OFF FOR THE CENTRNNIAL.-Mr c. d. WEE
NER plano-maker and tuner, Of this city, has gone
to the Centennial and win return carly next week
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Two HrspR4p AND yHvrx IaAgs sfpn aS q
$40 Il SYcLE BaoyHERs: &. y So, ,.
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Fresh FIGS and PnUvEs UNI at P1zzIaI's. =

aCocoASUr, CREAM, and cocoANur caRAhEGs
made fresh daily ct PIzzINLs. n .;sffrt
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5fRHAs1snArrsEPssu upeDs ~ e sycEA laRp.
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i GO eYeLE BRoTgER's,i and get one &c those
afty-cent alpacaa worth 4 75c. per yard "a
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DON'T; buy; your Dry Goods before you look at
SYcLE BRoTHERs'. ,s, ,{.
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Every visitor to the city should have copy Of tile
-GuIDE-BooK ToRIcHMoND ASDvEcINITg. Sold
by j. 7. ELLYsoN, 1l12 Main street. Il ~ Il, z,ts.
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Levy BROTHERS have the largest and lowest
priced stock of dry goods In the city. Il i{.
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s,yssnrs s. srks,s 4 g, q s2'
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u HEST 1, ,AssonrMllEsy n D or LsVH

1 bur 4 II ToUa pnr oooDs; BnaoraTas
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s5sYcLE BROTHERS. will open new goods thisveek
daily. -, I, t s.r;4., y, tx
, 1876-10-27


Ample Justification for the feeling Of in.
liguation which pervalcs tho community,
and for the petition SO numorously signed
for tho resignation of Judge A1cALI1srEu,
was furniullcl by tho latter i'll his declaration
1nado In acrowded courtroom, mud delberate-
ly mud upon his owu responsibility. rs ho took
raro to state, in tlloso exact words:
~ haze made up my mind That tAiS
nun ought MT 10 Je eoNrictfti ef murder
undtr all tie circumstances If Mis homicide. ="
II juror lnl said ~ much while under cx-
animation ~ To his competency to sorye, ho
would havo heon reiocted instantly aA unfit
10 sit upon tho Jury mud there ought to be
somo Inv to displaco Judge for the sAnao
rcason. AMA yet, knowing his viswY upon
This question, it IL within tho power OF
BuLI1yAw and hts lawyers to select Judge Nc
AIIlsrERto try tho casa over assin. How far
tho consideration Of sclt-rospect aud alellcato
Benso Of tho propriettes would operate to
aissuaae bfcAL1IsTga from agaiu presiling
at the trial il altogether {rohle.natical but
II VIC may iufor tho future from the pnst the
fact Of q positivo opinion having boon deliy.
cred publicly will not prevent lin from sit.
ting in judgment on case that he has
already decided. What wonder that the
people Of Cook County should with almost
pno voice demand 3loALL.sEgR's abdicatior
pf judicial functions :?
, 1876-10-27


We have recountei,in anothcr article some
Of tie instances Of Judgo McALl1sTEA'a pal-
pablo bins aud unfairness. We belioyo thero
are not halt.a-tlozon reputable lawyors In
Ohicago, aside from their lisiuclination at
opposing Judge before whom thoy may Ut
any time be callod to try cases, who would
hesitate to denounce his rulings and conduct
on Tho bonch al IN outrage on Inv and
justico. It is matter Of little momont
Ito urge TINT there is no charge Of
corruption againat him 1t is Just as bud for
the community that he should remain wlero
lie is If he IL controlled by uujudicial sonti.
mentality, cffelninato sympatlies, or uncon-
t1olIable projudices. Tho sa1ne violation Of
Justice may proceed from these causea as
from personal corruption, and the effect on
society Is Oh pesnicious In Que caso as In the
other. There IL nnotlsr consideration In
this matter. II anybody Is likely to bs be-
trayod into admiration for Judge MoALI1s-
rKR'a sympathy with SULLIVAN or his wife,
Let him turn moment to Mira. I1AAxoRD, hnx
dead husband aud her living sorrow, he
A11srEs wasted no sympathy upon that
aido Of the case. There are some 420, 600
people in Chicago besides ALEXANDER SUI.
, 1876-10-27

Tho Chicago prol'co markets. were gen.
orally tama md easicr yesterday. Mess pork
closed oo61l0o per brl lower, at al5.30 for
October aud 31a.21A seller tho year. Lard
closed 5@74c per 100 !.'a lower, nj S9.70@
9.7as for now, c..sli, and s9.32 609.3a seller
the yoar. Meats wero easier, at Gsso for new
shoulders, boxed, SSc for do short ril,s, and
6sc for 10 short clearH. Lake froights wero
Easier, ut 44e for corn 10 Buffalo. IIighwine4
wero steady, Mt >sl.1o per gnllon. Flour WIS
dull md stcady. Wheat closed 4Gplc lower,
nt $l.lUl cash md s1.1Oa for November.
Corn closed 10 lower, at 4. 10 cash md i:so
for seller November. Oatscioscil easy ut 81! q
B2ao cash and ~ 10 for November, llyo WIZ
nr,nos ut Gl@Gltc. barley closed cnsy, at
Bic for cash or seller November. Cattle
wcre in fair demand anu Armer. Hogs md
sl4eep were active and easier. One hundred
dollars in gold would buy @1oo.S7! i'll green
backs at tie ctoac.
, 1876-10-27

In publishing the report Of Cant. c,,,-ou
uAIs on the recent cold-bloot1ed and dlatolIraI
murt1crs Of Republicans in Louisiana, an er,o,
WIS mndo In Ills name, which vas printed rI,r,
instead Of HALE. Capt. HALE, OF thu Nv
tccnt Regular Infantry, VAS former resident, Il
Knoxville, I'LL; ha WA Lieutenant. .Co,y,c, NJ
tho FKty-ninth Illinois Volunteers In the },t. =,
War. Those acquainted with hitu rcurcssn,
ll1u to be- as fearless in the discharge n, HI,
duty us JuL1us CESAR, md wholly unbiased IN, I'M
politics. A Democratic friend said to n, tb,s
he did not takc much stock In tic usual rc,o.,.
Of Southern outragcs, but as regarded The t, cs.s
Investigated lug Capt. HALE: he believe, In.
pllcit]y his report to be true. Capt. Hill. v,.
OH recruiting service Ia this city two or ,l,rs
years ago, aud is we'll remembered by mans ot
our citizens, "
, 1876-10-27

It was Ohios day ut tile Centennial Expo
sition yesterday, and Gov. HAYES was re-
ceivod with especial nnrks Of distinction
md enthusiasm by tho managers md tho
populacc. Tt was elo tho assembly day Of
various commercial exchanges from tho
Eastern citios, and in passing the Municipal
Building, whero tic Philadelphia merchants
wero entertaining their visitors, Gov. HAYES
was tentlored Ill Informal aui spontaneous
ovation by tic large company Of solid busi-
nesH tnan.
, 1876-10-27

Some person possessing lively and fertile
imagination las written communication
from this city to the st. Louis Rtpu5lican,
which Is boing extensively copied into tho
columns OF the Democratic Confederate
newspapers, and commented upon In exul-
tant terms by tl,om.
The letter sots forth that tho writer finds,
upon examination, that nearly tho eutiro
mass OF merchants, bankols, and business
men, togothor with their bookkeopors, clerks,
mud employees, have deserted tho Republican
party mud gone over to the support OF TIL
DEN aud 1IENpn1oKs; tint tho "solid
men" Of Chicago nre noarly oil Isldonitoa !;
that the revolution hero in behalf Of the
T'ammany Hail candidate has swept all bo-
fore 1t aud that the friends OF HAYES and
WHEELER will be ovestlrown and buried out
Of Hight in this city on election day. For
tho purpose Of giving emphasis to bis wild
and absurd assertions, ho proceeds to enu-
merato his converts to Pildeulsm. Ho begins
with FIELD, LETTER j. Co., who do busi.
noss, ho says, Of thirty millions annually"
(an.l lie might have added that four-afths OF
their saloa are mado to Republican doalers),
IIe next declares that :" tho membora Of the
lr1n hapo 1aluays 6<en Iaepuo!ieaas() and
havo used tAeir money md tloir influence
towards the election OF Republican nominees
heretofore" We regret boing under tho
necessity OF spelling this sensational partisan
story, but the faota are quito tho contrary.
hlessrs. FIELD and LETTER havo a!gdys been
Democrats; they wero born, bred, AMI
Iii. b.. oHo,a
, 1876-10-27
a New York Herald tlIspatcl, from fo,,n,,
q q i1a,ffas dafn nj nm ~ NVtAAE4.

a New York Herald t1spntcl, from co,,r.
B. G., under date Of Oct. 70, says: 'A'A0'''
=, Tho Indications ia. day arc more cnnyt,e,..,
the presence of tho troops will result n ta1
tIo a,sinstesratLon effected among lc ncaros' aohg
for the Republican candidates, as ua sois
DEstntcgration y Is good. WEnsrpu ,,oo.
aislntegratton " us "rc0uctlou Ia ,,taa.a'a "'ss
parts." Soul and body arc The lntecrant ,.'.
Of 1nan. title dia!ntegratton circcte, .t,.1 r4'1
tho negroes by tho whites " ut Elcuton ro'' o'.pu
hundred Or tnorc colorcd men 10 thc,, S,s4 Nv,
rant parts; and tho reduction was 10 oi,s,a,s
that there Is not thc slghtcat prospect TN, .
presence Of tho troops will result IN un,,o IVY =
It. It Is to be hoped, however, In thu Int :.
both humanity and repnblIcantsm. that w. w.
presence OF tho troops will result In tle nre,as NV
tion Of any more lIsintcgraton Of thr ,rr' l,rr
LEH.GAnY styic. e o'f'
, 1876-10-27

L.. r..i. f,..n... 1,1,.,,e
1,>,a 1s.... ~ a,s,.a. xooox,. H. r,-, ..
.r,,s H.. ,,,a,. asa~a 4 o,n,,,a1n, a,,o,,1 nm
""ys r ~, -. t.,,,., I'm - H., 1o,,,a .,,n
49,. H., 49, :" w. ,,o mt ,o,;ovo lint ar
F r.. . ,n.as .rr s,,,, ,asnrt;nn Tha Domo.
cr,tio o,nrrs ;n ,,ia ntnro oil, ,,ni,o,,t,tni,lv
.o,o ~ !. nj, 1rsrfr,,ct y xvh,1o tho non,h.
t,,o, .r,r,ovos ,vi,1 e,1nrort ron 1r.vva
~ ~ NV ,asert;np t,,,a corrcanon,,ens
r,oLos Ia ,,,at NJ Cn,n7va y Kzrrnoo Ind
-'..,s ~, ~. ,n,,a =, a,,,,nort rr1,nrv md
r,aa.,,an, ~ AZ rgo nooa sou Il, ror,v n },,a+
H. ~ nr.3noo ia m ;n,1e,,e,,,lcnt Ronuh1ionn
,,,,o 7ororo,lv soro,c,,oa h;a fckot. Int va
hovo ,,oreoro1 ,,novlc5na that On thu 7th of
Novor,,,or h, w,,, cnst ,,;a vntn for HAYES
49,, ,ua1.,rn Az K,,,oon,. fot,,or v,ho
haa .,.rn,,a hoon nor,ocrot will an,nort
~. r., 49,, ~ u ,,,, ,,rnt,},v +ha ,,1 nm.
t,on,on t,,o nor,.oanon,,ont }oi1 reforenco to.
Tha tf,ir;1 ,,ome thu follow niveu ia TINT of
r, n or,o !. WIN ho eava. Inns a1wavs
i,oo,, ~ = norr,,,con ,,,t IA nosv lind In },,a
aon,,no,o,;ar - r., ard IN lila nro,eo of
~, nr,,n T., uo a., r,,oro J,doo n77a 1,aa
~ a.tod rr,.h a. no,,r,,t;con nortv for
x,,r ~n,~o Ir 1a7o ha .noa lin 1,;l,oxo, and
ron,ocrot,. ~ - oar,1;,,,to tor Goncrcsa IN tho
~ ~. T,;s,,s,t - tbis s,n+o secnn;1lv. n "a a
fslaohood that ho i,orouncs, Gov. HAYES.
N IN contrary wa hovo rooaon for bailey.
,na ,h.+ bo ho,do +ho f.ovorror IN vorv h;oh
ostoonn t o oa t,a Ia neraono,1v oco,nintod with
him He rg,,, nrohnb,v voto for T,1nsa for
no-t, ,ooc,ns Int A. tia anmo timo ia thu
- 1t.,..,. IT,. .ro,,,l ,o,. = hash
, 1876-10-27

M'ALL15TER's RESIGNATION DEMAN DED.
Yesterday aftornoon people could restrain
their indignation no longor ut the oxtraor-
dinary conduct Of Judge MoAL11srEn in his
management Of tho SULLIVAN murder case,
and tho following petition was drawn up
and circulated On tho Board OF TEade. 1t
was signed az fast aa the members could read
1t md affix their names. lis being cirou-
lated elsewhere and signed by the best class
Of people, irrespective Of political or re-
ligious prooliyitiea. It rcads:
1Ae Hon ". 4. lftAsltster, Judge Of the Circuit
Court Of Cbok County, M.-sIa: The un4er.
signed citizens OF Cook County. irrespective Of
political parties oe other partisan preferences aud
from high oense of public duty In tho premises,
would respectfully request that you Will without
unnecessary delay fesigH and sdcdtt tue rosulon
you AoId one 9f TIE Judges Of tic Circuit Court
of Cook County. believing ~ wo sEncercy do that
such cousts on your part ID tmpcrativey do,uahd-
ed to neure such proper respect for the Judiciary
Of State will enable the people TO rest con-
tent In the INSURANCE TINT oycn hhndol justfco may
be relied In tho decision OF all matters tho do.
cision Of which depends upon the Judges Of opr
courts.
1t may b proper to add that tho csp cc!al moving
cnuso Of the petitioners hereto IL your recent
rulings 10 Jurors aud evidence, especially tho
latter, and the extraordinary lins Of Instructions
voluntarily subnttfed BY you to the jury tn thd
caso Of the People vs. ALEXANDER SULLIVAN, ro-
Gently in the Criminal Court In this
city. Tho petitioners cannot fail to express their
astonlshn,ent at the exhibition, during tho COURSE
Of that trial. Of an apparent determination on tho
part Of tho Court TO prfjaQd ths cds6 in favor OF
tho defendant to such doEroa ~ to warrant tho
view that your fnstfuctluns EFT6 Intended to !uduce
the Jury to render verdict Of acquita In cnse In
, 1876-10-27
PERSONAL,

-
AdeliHa fatt'. after much hesitation. has reeoo.
hdcred lcr reconsideration and will fuidhcr 1sas.
sau engagement thia winter. being lmpellea there.
to by tho personal request Of tue Car,
Upwards Of 100 sculptors, Including somc n, IA
noet famous In England, are competing fur tie
Byron statue, which Ia aoon to ba placed In Lon.
don. Tho models arc to be put On exhibition
Nov. ..
Charles Francis Adams has spolcn Of himself Ia
a reporter AZ na foncy caudidnto": anil IN I'LL,
pl,raeo NAV ba found IN e1planatton Of III, Dis
daiufpl and high priced aiFs with reference to III.
nomination.
Two sons of John BRIGHT hayo been amending Ia.
sum,1aae In this country without tar knowledge
of tho ncwspapcrs. Distinguished fote,rneu
soem to b. ignorant Of ths fact that such coa4us.
n, rt,,.r 4 n,1o, b,. ho,, ro,u,-.toed IN
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apoa Ma putso ~ eo,at' '.ua'ons ~ eaa'''aO'e W.
sess@ ~ s.'as1. 49, 4Aa" W. >~a asss.
capt' aohn "llson' VINO ~ leaV feeeaeasoo per
sons IRON tne a'nk!ng ateanlsn'p Conhaash'' s","
As'"s ~ c3'setne usst1'aao.l o. ~" ossau' ~. ~.
was mas aeto 81 On po1a elaeS ~ Wa 's,,s ~
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MI. Alfred Russell Wallace, the eminent natu'
rnlst,l ono Of tho defenders Of slade. the spirta
nlIatic lu,postor latoly on trial In London. IlrDa
reluctant wisness, having been much aDa's4 ts'
pernittInx reading Of q covert defense Of Spirit.
ualfs In one OF tho sections OF thu BrItish Asso.
ciatton.
A ccntcparv ainne, IN to he given Ia behalf Of tbt
postonI I.atln School on the 8th Of November uhea
thu aln,nn! Of this venerable and t.,uuus Iu'ttu.
ton viii be gathered from MI parts Of the cuuns'y
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tssua' s,an,hoo,, =, 1,naon n,,xers" out,inp;
a.. ,.nssnn.s -, ,,,a ,asl.,rat., sncecrsots of
SsslS.@.s sssp!as sssaiss Il: r.. sss ,ss
two centuries and aslf Q, M ''0ty s0:saoe. is f.
hllea WIN hlogfanh'ea ':assa.i} 1A' 'N'
The In.srsor-rresbytstlan orsan of thI. e!t{ ~