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a. Victor Emanuel the Italian Ministers, the high
DICTIONARIES of the Quirinal, and at the same time
.,.a foreicn ambassadors to the Papal court and
s',r,srous officials of the dspossessed governments
- Tuscany and Naples. Neither of these two
.sses of guests expected the other. and the general
s,,,,or and embarrassment in the room when they
re in turn formally announced is described as
.vtraordinary. The Pope is said to have been so
n,ucb displeased that he forbade Cardinal Simeoni
90 make the customary return visit to the Emperor,
and took pains that Dom Pedro should know that
che omission was in accordance with orders from the
Vatican.
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Mr. Chamberlain gets on the ground first

hut Mr. Hampton is coming. BY tomorrow We shall ali
want 10 know what Governor Of South Carolina said
IN the other Governor OF South CarOina.-(NEw YORK
TRIBUNE With all due respect for the preudces OF
temperance brethren, IL does that
point personal cordially rs 10 suggest % each other
ihat n nm, been long time between drinks" and then
act ON tbs notion In ndy. social way, great deal
of good might result Ditto IA regards Packard and
Nichols Of Louisiana-ITroy TineS
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For New-England, clear weather, rising
barometer and iOrtherly winds during the morning,
folloyrd during the afternoon evening by cloudy and
tbreni,niug weather east 10 south Winds falling baro
eter, anI rising temperature a. -,
For Inc Middle ami S0uM atlantic States ,c0rmer edSt
10 s0uM rods yGiiing barometer ana inceasng et0at,
ness dIag me ddy rOiored by ram IN ne Adde S'dS
0,,ri n he ufuht.
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- Old Ifeiinble.O

There repued remedies for that prevalent dis
ease Nasal Cajarh but which have given general
acknowledged standard preparations
except DR. CATARR RsEDY IL continues TO enjoy an
popularity This reputation has been earned
through the permanent which has wrought having
a specific the worst forms OF the disease.
PIHRcE's POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOKS given away at
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"Pa,n inquired au uptown boy yesterday,
what Is n molarchr monarch" replied the fnther
SADLY :, a monarch a man who never marres"-lNor
,yich Rflletin
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 81 l a. m.-The rise ofth
curve Of arpressure yesterday was of the rapid sort t
usually precedes a storm by some hours There was
considerable increase of warmth during the afternoon,
which not wholly lost at midnight Inere ~ Sohie
what more moisture in the air.
For this city and vicinity fair morning may be
expected followed by gradually increasing coMeso.
and finally by rain extending over Sunday. warmer
winds will precede the Iain.
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,atra,r to be represented

full dress rehearsal Of the piece Will tonight
Elaborate scenery has been prepared and Respondent
setting or this great play ia promised Nbl0s been
recarpeted and reshened, and there prospect
that this magnificent tn will successfully devoted
~ a subject worthy OF public attention.
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While Pnrsers Ginger Tonic subdues irritation OF tho
bowels IL equally eicacons IN ts eneet on me
lungs for Coughs. Colds, ana sore Ihroat Hls
without exception superior any and all Others teaspoon
hourly will the worst cold in two days
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H1RRTED

POSr-MITCHELI.-In Brooklyn on THURSDAY, tho goth
inst. the Rev Dr. Ing15, Lucy Mitchell To JOSIAH IL
Post. all Of that city.
An Notices II Marriages must be Endorsed tch JaH
acme and address,
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the presence Of Texas Jack Mile MOrlaoch Donald Ne
Kay and the Warm Spring Indians In play named
"Texas Jack in the Black Hills"
A fine bust of Miss Clara Morris, made by
signor dAmore, may be seen at Saronys gallery Ims
EeRss and Se as MISS aos personality with
remarkable fuilness and freedom.
Affairs at the Eagle Theater are unsettled
Mesr Hart and Gardner being at sa Mr soten
will appear at that house next FALL as was az one time
Mr. sOthern Will return to London and appear the
Haymarket, In September HIS season there VIII aSt
eight months and he will produce plays by Byron, Gil
bert, Reece, Morton, and himself
A concert will be given at Chickering Hall
on the evening Of April O. rendered to Mrs. j. NJ David
SON. the Telknown eonrao prior to her departure ios
whom are Mesdames Butman, salvotti, and Emanuel,
The concert promises to Be- In every respect an interest
ing one both from the e1ceepce OF the programne put
forth and from the standing of the artists engaged.
Miss Anna Dickinson succeeds Mile. Aimee
at the Eagle Theater, appearing Monday in her
Il" Crown Of Thorns." The cast is as follows
H s9GH Ess1:
Henrietta vader Thomas Cromwell;
A'os' SH'''0n Stella Bonrace d gVs sn'S
The following is the cast of parts in the
OF Monday Mr.
s %sss ess5ss sss.:
bsSas cada fs sysT Soldier ha Sss.
Gains Claudus w. L. street Virginia Miss Maud Granger
Marcus. A.. Jacques Seryia. Madame POpisi
NumOrius......G. o. Morris Female Slave Miss N wilson
Lucius. w. Seymour
"AntOny and Cleopatra to be represented
at Niblo's on Monday evening, Is cast as follows:
Marc Antony Wheeock Agr1pDa Edward Mack
Ocayls Caesar r. ID. Ogden r.. MarstOn
Lepidus. Thomas Baker Cakes Rose
POmpeus Il. DOnnainmma Nariian. barry
EDobarbus. H. b. Philips Cleopatra Booth
ErOs... NV. H. lRnvers Chairman Lu u Prior
Derceas. warwick Octayia Newton
Ph0. Muigan Ettie Bernard
full dress rehearsal Of the piece will occur tonight
Elaborate scenery has been prepared and Respondent
setting this great play is promised Niblos
recarpeted and lreslened, and There prospect
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Suerlai Notlces.
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A Real Novel.
Equal in interest to the masterpieces OF Dumaa
LEONE;
Or, the
WOLVERINE OF THE BARMcA DEs.

ByJ. @. WHITE MELVILLE,
Author Of "The Glad.aorsI Katcrfeto IIomsby House,
"Digby Grant," " Bones and l." &c,
Will be- commenced IN the
MERCURY
for April l. 1917.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

shows the b,ron-tca variations In this city by tnth
divisions
sr.edn. miniga white line the oscillations OIL
:he du those hours
, 1877-01-31
Bic Tobkur

N befinmi, bus gauge btsbsrtse $eilperfatren unts
lultoben ~Die Sur wire bur9 oas togenanntt
NcBbal adb burb Gtnnebuten pon SpbpuIber
S b mt ~ sc 5sf f0 b: ssi r. I'm On, no sis Srani9 S.
3eit ssisen ie bic Reconstruct hes Meni9en an.
Eauicnpe finb In ben Iesten 3mei Sabren In Der
Babe 2snIatt, "a Stanior Ctr Rem gort, 8sbsilt
%orSsn III nntsr ben GsS;ilts a 9stinoen iS stsi.
fd BON dnoeren 8doern babnr9, bab iie btrett auf
bic a~ranfbett einwirteti, u , ben franten Stof ents
fern,n, tn welder Jorm er aud sum 8oridein
toa,Ias. S 5asi i!nS g.. stT gs n,%,,as 'sss ss gu sIdst.
pirb BET Der 1nwenonng biter Sur f~oSuiasen Ieta
ei9ener gr5t. Wenn Seniaub hurb bieie 8aber &c,
betlt TT, 70 tit er wtrfIt4 uno rabifal 9ebeilt, wabs
s ssmsh ma$ Ss s sis2sriss S.S S ss Ss Sr"r ss Mittsl
anb ii9 ss,ters ta sauass peer ieeanbarer @rants
bsi.et e~tnitet,
Obslei4 bie syybabsr aas arantbeiten, inntrli4
uno duberItd, f~urirsn, 10 iinb bod BITE @irtunsen
bet f~plgenben &ranfbeiten, b~eionoers penn fe i'd
nod In aeuteln 3uitanse 6%sfinben, gang auberoroens
lid: Nieber, felbit 9terpens nno Ipphusfeber,
,perben iebr i6neq, 9epSbnli@ nit la Bdoeri,
turirt. &aIss anS Observation-Disclosures wtrb,
sswSbnlia Isidt turirt. MaMertadt, Wbems
mattSmnS iueroet oft febr ldntn eebeilt;
ebenlo Mu9ens uno SArentrantbetteu, fowie aue
tDpbilitiide. aranfAsitsn tn iebem &raoe. pet
tdtuirem, Getupbcln &C. tit bte Mtrfans etne
plSblide IT, fdtbare. gtur eth Bah tit binretdent,
un Seoen pom ber Mtrfans sa htersensen. Wtas
0entrebS Mnb Bite ioseuannte $Sarns ober
purbeu sebeilt. BET lesterer &rantheit ssben 2s
prosent Ses 3aderitofes init iebem Babe sur3 ben
nrin ab.
Dte Babes unb ginnebme. pufper perben mad
tebem Hlab I'm qanoe perianbt Der NretS bee
9abespulpers III 81, Der bes ginne9me : Butpers
81. Man laie iih cine Btoldiire Gber bic 2ohfu
h suslti9sr ober beati4sr Sprade faiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton ctr. (Box 1901
Mew 9ovE
, 1877-01-31
Nsufftf tfItgr. pfps(1ta.
Scr ariee i,n Orient.

Qpnbon, 80. San. Gine&euter'l6e
DepeI6e besci9nel Die Nnsabe, onbNtlo
but @aida Die Gntwoinun9 Der san5en
BspDlferans anseoronet babe, fir n1be'
oriinoet. Nie Yiorte beabihtiat, flint
Ghriitcn gu @ouuerneuren bon @ropin.
sen gu ernennen.
TerMiener Correspondent ocs. Stan.
baro" tclegrapbirt, ooB bic Sriebensun.
terbonolnnsen suiihen Dem tiirfii@eil
@elonbtsn in Wisn ano Dem diplomats
1den M3enten @erbiens bereits er6Hnet
porosn Iino.
Sn Berlin 1T Elm Ieniationclles &C.
riidt i'm l1mlauf mad pclhcm lib &ub=
Iano ssmeisert baben iol1, ben @rafen
Gbonborop als @slanotsn Granfrei4
gu empian3en.
Cine 9cpelde Der rSimes" melbe
aug Semlln, boz Die situaiion 10 cons
plisirt 1T. bab oas &eluItat Der &rllis
in Serbien nidt ooraus9elsbm peroen
tam.
Gin tiirtii6sr @elanoter miro nd9=
ftens in Yel9rab antvmmen, I'm Inter
banolunsen al eroHnen. Sas BON Der
lebten @fipiidinaernennte 5ieh5cbncr.
Gomite forbert, hob Die Sammern iufort
prriammslt ,pcrben, nm iiber-eie Gtase
Grie9 pber Grieben gu entideioem.
Scr Shirt 1T Su @unitcn Der Der.
iommlnns her &nmmern. ieoo6 sesen
einen birsitn 0rieusnsUatraa nit Der
plorte entweoer in Goise sebeimer&at9-
fbidss Nublano's ooer aus 6urdt, oab
Monteuesro bic @oridld9e Der Yiorle
anriidmelisn unb Serbien babur6 ben
Worrons ots Gibrer Der ilauonildsn
N6lier entlingen mlroe.
Das Miniterium epponirt eesen Die
@eriommluns Der z tuptldlna. wc!l BIZ
Miniiter beiirHten. fir lire Mominitro
tion 81, 0srautwpriune sesoser 81 met-
ben. Sc psrlantet,b bob Gin anbsrorosntu.
der @ianbter iafort nab st. petcrs=
borg absel6ldi mcroeh ioa.
, 1877-01-31

ben atueiten Shenfpdrter 2aprenee
Mod, i'm uno Den ei]ten. Sdentlpdrter
perleumost 3u baben. Dad lpieoerIprad
Der 8ebnuptunA uno Wlener tDotete i'm
borouf beinabe auaenblidIid our9 einen
ShuB in Den Sails. Wiener ipuroe Dor
einisenSasen tpeeen zines WorbanarHs
auf icine @attin inter 8iirsldaft se=
ittlt.
Ser eisentli9e Name bes grmoro,ten
NOR u. o. 2alprence. uno oerislbe itammt
aus, Cambridge, .. Ser MJrocr III
psrbaitet.
9ie 2cihe zines 7~5.jdbsi9cn Tanncs.
Namehs Sobn 8libops, lpnroe geltern
msnise Msllen BON ct. Souls enifcrnt
in einem Sumpfe oufgcfunoen. Mln
sloubt, oaB Der @reis pm elmer &dubsr-
banoe ermoroet. uno beraubt wur0e.
, 1877-01-31

NaS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-01-31
. ennalaap.

2onbon, 80 San. Sem Berliner
gorrelponbenten oes .Staaoaro" aaipl
ee miro oaislbt in b~alboif3ieac areiief
9emcloet. bab Die Mddts nor aur5em
3ula-iftsu in Yeaug ouf cine gu erwar
tsnos Wctans auf Dem 9bfonf BON 81.
Ystrus 9euedielt. Oie fatbclii9 II
Mdhte ioqsn lih uerabreset baben, uon
ibrsn often Yripilesien @ebraud sa mus
den nno auf Der reselmdbigen W 'bi eli
mes Nudfoisers iir papf 9lus TX. Su
befte9en.
, 1877-01-31

2onbon,3 80. San. OberIt @oreen,
,pelher e,1t nor einiacn Saaeu in Gag
Lamb %anlanyte, 1T bon Dem 0lcst6na
bon Gspptsn auistforoert luoroen, ioioit
mad gpppten Suriidutebrcn.
2leut. Youns bon Der 2ipingitons'-
ihcn Miilion in Nfrita II ne@ @%uylano
nnterptss. Gis Miiion bat bewirtt,
bob Der @flapsnbanOel sr6Btentbeils Elm
9eit.at woroen 1T.
, 1877-01-31

Werioiues. 80. San. Die Os.
putirtenfammer perplQlste gsitern $2O..
900, I'm Die Nussaben Der &olonialre=
sisruns, welAs hurd Die uateritibuns
Der Notbleiosnoen in ponoiderrp snts
itanoen, Al oedcn.
Oie &%e9isruns bat mebrere Diaries
ab9eiebt neil bieielben SeslenmeIIcn
fir Napoleon III. beiwpbnten uno bat
bei9iolien, ale 8eamten. wclAe li1 al
bonapartlihen Temonitrationen betbeI'
ligen, nit slsiderS trenge gu bsbanorln.
, 1877-01-31
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

80 - s. .EF .e 80
The 1ribssne has the following dispatch !:
s. Rondout, N. r., June 2T.-Three tramps,
tiskers, were caught leaving burning
building, last night and at once arrested.
The evidence against them is very strong.v
Their arrest was timely. Hit can be shown
that they were actually leaving the burning
building they ought to be hung. Tramps
have no right to leave q burning building.
Their escape is uniustifabte. II they cam
not get an honorable living they might at
least give US fine example OF an honora-
bic dying. Let us hopeS for their own good
name, that 1t cannot be shown that these
tramps ever left the building. =. Ne1o. Fork
Graphic. osii ftftls
When the editor OF q daily paper, receives
visit from couple OF editorial brethren
when he is right in the midd dle Of an able
article on the 8 Demo netizatien OF Silver !"
he tries to make them feel g at home, but
observes with deep sigh OF .relief 81 they
disappear out OF the door, g thought those
darned bores were never going TO leave &
aud then a few hours later his paper: comes
out, containing q notice like this: . We had
the pleasure this morning Of avery agreed
Bile visit from Messrs. Brown,.0f the Jetier-
songiile Banner, and Jones, OF the Centre
Point Btge. Come again, gentlemen -
lVorristo,ra Herald. ts s B
AEost, sad fnmor comes that the Z. Mutual
Friend, FsaAk Mouiton, and Theodore
lsTrilton are now hot only estranged, but h6s-
tile to each other.--N NeW York Cypress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

HENRICo COUNTY NOMINATING CoNvEN-
T1oN.-The delegates elected in Henrico ON
Monday to nominate candidates for the
House of Delegates met in convention yes
.terday at noon at the county courthouse.
The meeting was called 20 order. by Addi-
son L. Holiday, Esq, county superintend-
ent, after which q. S. Magruder, Esq, was
elected chairman, and Mr. Holiday secre-
tary. Upon the examination OF credentials
it was found that the delegates from Yari-
ma, Fairfield, Brookland, and Tuckahoe-
,twenty-four in number-were all present.
i : A motion that the candidates for the LIE.
gislature be chosen by ballot, each delegate
voting for two, was adopted.
The ;. following gentlemen were then
placed in nomination 81. a.. Atkinson, Jr.,
Joseph Bryan, John N. Hopkins, and John
K. Fussell. ....r.rs- j. RS ..-,
The first ballot resulted as follows At
kinson, 81; Hopkins, IL; Bryan, 8; Fus-
sell, S. On motion, Mr.. Atkinson, having
received 81 out Of "a votes, was declared
unanimously elected.
+ Second ballot Hopkins, 10; Bryan, g.;
Fussell, 6. Neither Of the candidates re-
ceiving a majority Of the whole, another
ballot was had, the name of Mr.. Russell
beisg dropped.
Third ballot: Bryan. II Hopkins, 10.
Mr.. Bryan was thel eupon declared elected.
Messrs. H., A. Atkinson, Jr., and Joseph
Bryan, being the choice Of the Convention,
will be the Conservative candidates at the
election in November next. snE
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I .THUNDER-SToRM.- The storm OF yesterlay'
evening resulted In much lightning, some
wind. and but little rain. For an hour or
more the flashes OF lightning were continu-s
,ous, one succeeding the other so quickly
that the streets were all the time kept web
lighted. About 81 o'clock there was fear
full crash. 1t sent a, thrill Off terror,to the
hearts OF many people, and justified the be.
lief that the housestWere alltumbling down.
The, atmosphere was somewhat cooled By
the electrical disturbances and slight
shower, but 1t was feared that the improre-
mens would only be very Temporary. one.
sionists to Old Point, on the John Sylvester
had the ftlll benefit OF the storm, and to
them it no doubt appeared grand, as from
the boat they probably had q fins. view.
POLICE ARRESTS ,YEsTERpA Y-THE CRY
OF .CHARCoAL-FREE: FIGHr OF WOMEN,
&c.--Gidweli E.. Jordan was arrested yes
terday by Policeman Dabney for crying
charcoal on the streets in loudyoice before
ls A. NJ. Accused pleaded guilty to the
charge, but averred that he did not know of
the existence Of the ordinance, and was dis
charged by Justice Isbell. He was agair,
arrested z short, time afterwards for the
same offence, and was discharged by Cap
tain Epps, with an admonition. On this
latter occasion Jordan thought that the hour
of s had arrived, whenfi at had not. He re-
sumed his cries too soon. 1T seemed that
he had no intention OF defying the city laws.
Sarah Midget and Winnie Robertson
(colored womenb living near the corner OF
| Canal and Foushee streets, got into a fight
Yesterday. Winnie knocked, Sarah over
the head with q chair and did her considers
BILE damage; but Sarah fought desperately,
and Charles Robertson and Charlotte Graves
(the latter aged eighty had to go to her ad-
Yersary's assistance. The neighborhood was
aroused by the outcries, and the whole party
were arrested by Sergeant Cousins and Po-
liceman G. w. .Epps. They will have
hearing before the Police Justice this morn
ing, and may have to celebrate the Fourth
in prison. ,s.t.tf. ~.
w. Fl. Trowbridge was arrested yester-
day for selling tobacco by sample without
license. He was examined by the Police
Justice at the Second station-Eouse and dis
charged.
There were numerous arrests during the
day for trivial offences. Most OF the ac-
cused are colored persons, who commenced
the celebration of Independence Day too
early, and who will therefore have the more
time to repent. .-,.s
Jacob Logan (colored) was arrested by
Private Detective John Wren yesterday
evening, charged with stealing about twen-
ty-fve pounds OF Jumps and twists from the
factories of Turpin & Brother and others.
He was on his way to sell the tobacco to
some schooner, and was intercepted at the
corner Of Twenty-secend and Cary streets.
He claimed to have purchased q part OF the
tobacco from other hands, and admitted
that that which came from Turpin's he took
himself. .,.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

THANKs to Captain JParater for an invita-
ton to join his company on their excursion
to- Old Point and Norfolk. 1t unfortH
natelg came too lafe for acceptance (about an
hour before the starting), but, nevertheless,
in good time to show the Captains kind dis
position. Ye local fatters himself that the
twelve or fifteen notices he cheerfully con-
tributed towards the~success OF the enter.
prise werei not altogether in vain: hey
no doubt helped TO arouse an interest in the
excursion, even ii they did not secure ap-
preciatiye recognition until 1t came from
Captain Parater.. Z. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04
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sssrlsE CIRCULATION or THE DIsP.A ATCH
i LARGER THAN TUE COMBINED eIRCu-
I.ATf6N OF ALL THE OTHER DAILYsEEE
PAPERS OF TIiEG <;ts,s1;..a:S - = -.
,WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To- AY!I-F Fer, the Middle
Atlantic States, low followed by rising ba-
7omster, stationary or loser Temperature,
winds veering to northwest, partly CLOUDY
weather and, rain areas, followed by clear
ing weather. - <3.3t,.l ':..s.,'
For the South Atlantic and Gull States,
nearly stationary pressure and Temperature,
southerly winds, and clear or partly cloudy
weather. ..a.f5f!a
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, ris-
ing followed by falling barometer, station
airy or higher temperature, westerly WINDS
and clear or partly cloudy weather, and pos
sibsy occasional showers.