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thought s'l danger was past when ho whs innt.s
tho Acpnt walls,
That notorious cOnftcxan. Mollte Jonn., better
known nt "Canni1n MnlI,' last night mnic Tho
btrst-t haul of the tcason. 1T tho evening sha
canvht sucker In tho person u granger from
Samuel smith. She ttecred h!tn u her deo
No. 543 Clark street, place atEtady
81. ,.Clats, now reposin4 In tho County Iaii.
While enjoying hcr embraces. Tho Willy Mo,l put
her hand into Tho 9ratgns'a pospin and extracted
81. 000 upon Il chicago bank, all OF which vera
1ewod and pinned between woolea and hickory
eot out of he'd ind walked out ihe hack .door s;h
went out tho front door, aascd Ulcers Atdtieh and
O'Nsii on tho sidewalk, but fa,d noshing ~ them,
Tho Asroty whcro he reported h!e loss. Pursuit
was made At once, but ur to late hour tho police
had moi bad The good luck 10 cntch her. She Ii 70
most impossible. Tbs payment or Tho check viii
bc stopped a. soon ~ the banks open this morning.
, 1877-04-06
LINCOLN, NEb,

dfFtfdI Dltpdl0 70 Tie 7F16AH6.
LINCOLN, Neh., April o.-The etato Eclectic
soclcty. In session hcra last night und to-day,
elected Ds. ". 8. Latta, Of this city, President
forthc next yoar, and DR.. A. Stewart Bccretary.
The plan Of establishing medical college was
discussed. - - ,.
The tiraud Commanlery Of knights Tcmplar
mot this morning lnl elected officers for the
ensuing year, with J. W. Moore, Of Nebraska
City, q. Z. G., anil W. H. Bower. Of On,ala,
Recorder. Arrangements wero nado FOR
tneutinE Of the Conmandcry a. this place uc1t
juno for drill.
, 1877-04-06

MIR. pEARn0HH'8 RtLL,
providing for tho Incorporation Of religious
hotllcs, and empowering them 10 acquire a,,d
hold rca cstatv without limit was, after an nlt-
Mated debate, lost.
CORPORATIONS.
Tho bill providing for the rcasacssmcnt by tho
State 1}uar1 Ut Equalization OF the capttul sttyk
of Incorporated tompanics was rcportc.l favor
ably from tic judiciary Committee, aud orlerr.l
to THIRD reading. Il il designed to ntrDrl
manufacturing companies aud utllurs whigtl
were enormously usscssca upon ca,ltal atovEs, III
estimating tho value uf which faury figures wuru
put upon goodwill, To iayu their hsscssllent
equAl!zed, that, beralIEc ot doing business rs
y acorpora'ion, they shall not be taxed TWO Or
three Times as inuch u II they did busIucsA aa
topartncrahfp Incruly.
TIIH MILITIA.
Hpeetoi Dspafca 10 71s 1rtouns.
erAtsuFiHLD, ~, April o.-.Donin!ck Weller
waA commissioned Captain Chicago Light Cav
airy, vtec Miller, commission cxpfrcti: and j.
II. kuhp First Lieutenant Aaule. yIce Froehlcll,
term expired.
INCORPORATION.
A certificate of incorporation was Issue to tho
LcEal.Tcnder Publishing Company OF Chicago,
capit4l, $5Oo, ,0O0; also to tho Bpauldipg Glue
Company, capital, 10000.
Licenses run THE INCORPORATION
Of tl'c Gardsn City Club, tho Illinois ponl Club,
tho Kep4hlican bosial Club, aud tho National
srortlns Club, all Ut Chicago, were issuel.
,IAe Legislative prcsa correspondents Noru
dincd at tho Lclauu to-dny.
, 1877-04-06
THE CRUEL WAN IS OVER.

Tho ncW railroad Waf, WHICH Wa1 connebeed
about two OF three weeks ago, has been AUtt!c4
fnr tho tlme being, and tho managers Of tho
railroads Ia this city feel quite happy, becausu
such result wss not expected Tho Presidents
OF tho Ncw York trunk.lInea haya been Ia ses-
aiop during the list week. trying to settle thcir
difficulties. From all accounts, 1t seemed Il.
moss Impossible that they could harmonize
the!r conflicting interests, aud most Of tho soais
wora KettluK ready lor another extended, &C.
rious cot1sct. contrary to Reutral expects
t!on. Yesterday eycnpx p!5tyatc dispatches
, 1877-04-06
INSANE,

6pfctdE Dtpdlch TO ia 1F1SNhe
LANSING, Mich, April 5.-hlr: Reuben ttas'
kcll. Of Olivct, Eaton County, has beca pro-
nnunced insane, and sent to Kalamazoo. a few
years ago la begun giving his attention to III.
yentions, and has expended good deal Of time
and money Ia trying to perfect various ma'
chimes. His mania at present Accula to bo TO
construct tunnel under Luke Michigan from
t.py fa,dent o a,d
In establishing tho college there.
, 1877-04-06
HIGH WATER" "

8psetai MsposeA to IN 1t4buNs.
N1Lxs, Mlcn., April o.-ILo st. joaoph Rl'ss
has oycraowed its banks at this pacs, hoollns
nll the property west of Front street, uorta Of
Sycamore. To-day The winter 1s rercdlng slow
II. Tho pnlp-mlll md all tho 1ouring.ulllls Ns
unable to run owing to the high water.
, 1877-04-06

THE lEOIHLATuBE.

CoLuMnus, O., April t.-Iniclt!gcncc Of tho
death Of Brnjatn!n 1nn,an, Representative In tho
Legislature frum samlusky County, was re-
eeisod here this snornlug. Mr., lnlnan was 90
years Of agc, farmer by occupation, Demo-
crat In politics, mud Ind boc1 rcsIdcnt of Sa.,-
1usky County for oyor forty years. NJ died Of
consumption at his hume near Fremont.
A constitutional amendment rcuryanlxine tho
AtAto Judiciary was atlUpteI III tho uouso u
Representative this morning.
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general ticket, precisely as Is now provided by
law. In that respect

general ttcket1 precisely rs IN no" pToFIaca ny
THAT LAW mas wonKEn WELL. ESoGatr.
The country towns prefer to nominate and elect
THUR own representatives TO the Bonrd w!ttont
interference on tho part Of the city. 1t Is de-
eifAbfe tn bring tho person voted fnr a. near to
the constituency elccting him a. possible: The
voter acss 1ntef1tgcntty IN kuch case, knows
who he ia voting TOT, and better men ara sclost'
ed than Eheyu
ara nominated nll over the county and run
not desltnblo lhat a political prcpontleralce ono
way or the other in The country should override
an opposite majority in the city, nor vice versn:
Il VIZ not desirable that all Should be elected
sfeet!op. y general t!skst: ;!; Indeed, tl,s Il,
DoaFd hss no necessary Or egttnato connection IN
deprecated making q pnttfcai question Of this
bill. He was satisfied that ntac-tenths OF tho
people OF Cook County .-..
CARED NOTHING FOB THU rOL1Ttc8
or political Influence Of The Boar1, but wcrc
only concerned that they should hbt,cstly and
faithfully conduct the business OF tho county.
In tho name Of tho honest Democrats nf Cook
oeracy desired 10 rctnin had or unit men in
places OF public trust: They could not afford
10, and did not Intend to apologize for Or defend
them.
In the litcuss!on t1,at followed, Alcs.rs. Mar
shall, Fosdiek, whiting, and Bash urged the
MrssEs us,Nps re.fnv AVN rz,Ayrv FIJI.
>''''' ' nusTsnsu
,oo,r.+u
erns1,1 u- f,,,+,, ,,o,c,, ,,c nrcvtoua mas.
4tnn Wf"n M H. Wshoc r,,s,. a,.,i mi wsr,.I M,rn-
s'cr. ,hns ~ thn iii s%oulI mt f,oaa uthont fio
H. isn.ii" linn :w}tt,,rrw lyts motton. anl
NAVAL WI th ,r,rions ",to.t tfnn ~, fln ni,,rn
,no,t nn,l hc snh.tit.tr ra,f, m wicl, WA 1ost.
Mr.srs. f1cIannr" fini,rs md KsNoc tha n rrs.
,sncd t%ofr n,nnn,tmrnis Nr' t1rianev nr,,nns,
in~ vo,sns,. rra,m,natcni ra'vcs an} c.Ics
thee Ma.sachn scits n!nn of vnifnV IN hlonE: Mr.
ainrs f"r thc cIrctnn nf iii ti,c iionri on on.,
si.Lnss Wr chnn i.,r tl,c c,rrtj,,,, nj thc Gam,
l, iist-ic,. In sMnn,,rt nf liz intrr
nre;"ct H. Eri'oa saii III" eicctin,, nt Tucs,la1
XIX nrnrri ti,at thn hutnmcrs. thieves. md
nict,v,eEcfs ri Thfcnro cm,id min with lin Rc-
ppmhlican ncrtv anti rictt nnrthinT nr nnyNn,1y.
FIAT wa p'' y "''. ~'~~' ''' ''"''' ' "~N''
wn.rwA, nosE nv r,,xspAy1Asr.
s-hcn the nicrnTrkrfa md thirvcs wnn.
Nj. MarslalI-Tha Senator frou, Cook vt]l
''As .'H
, 1877-04-06
Report Of the Expert on the Re.
/, ceipts and Expenditures.
Statement Concerning Certain Bal.
ances Which Are Not Yet 40.
counted For.
Tho Old Treasurer SaJa that Evervthfng
Will I,o Satisfactorily E1.
plufned.
Hr. Holden Does Some Talking On the
Subject Of Honesty, Purity, Etc.

Tho Wcst Park Board held it, regular monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon nt 10 o'clock At The
Office, No. % South 11atstcd stsect.' There wcrd
present Commissioners 1tpo, Stanford, 6sccnd.
baum. Mfari, Minus. schaltze, and Holden, full
Hoard. President Lfpe occupied tbs ehair4
Ecerctary Millafd read tho h''nntes Of tito slast
regular and special sessions. when Commissioner
t'rccnebaum Aroeo to 4 question Of privilege, aud
pfodnced tia receipt Of D. LoewcnthAl for 92,.
R2D. 90, for thh balance of tho park funds In his
hnnls. turned oret BY him to tho new TreaAurot Of
tho Board. A. requested BY resolution passed. at
last regular meeting Of the West Park Commission.
Tho letter Of Il. 1oewcnta,at. Tscasntor, ae'
knowlcdgtng lilo receipt Of the above amount, WAS
read and placed on Glc. and stso The letter Of Mr.
Grccnebanm. which had Incloscd tho amount Of
moucy above referred to, which WAS atao placcd on
the record. The report Of the Finance Committee
was presented, which showed 4 total expenditure
during tho past month OF 50. 113.5o. tbs report
was concurttd In.
A letter from Dayid williams asking rttatn Of
tax paid twlco on four lots by 8. Rhodes was ro-
fcEEcd 10 tho Finance Committee.
D0ard wers ordered psIntc1.
Year, va fsicrrcd e 10 the rresdent viii power 70
Commissioner Stanford read communication
asking to bo relieved from further acting a. conn.
III which the Pafk Hoard aso Interested. Keforrod
ss Gs%sS fnssfs @ h.DS sss 70 s
uiretlng4 was placed on dso:
fs. s2tsst &C 81 f%se
oy.Ris ossd e.nac;.sd stmsn' Of my Examination
ss sasPa s's
sSs:s
g ans " tho
E ihs sale q M ho1e. Except =. !so oi
es. y ~ ;Sastf ffsss%!sf o.ass tsIS SSe
.a t. ts oss
trom II .csscs, ena!ss ,sly s1 1s7g seew
araSs sse"s ''S s."aesy
nesa Issued fof .ha following aiaoaasss Vii ~
s:sssa: s:ssas; ss sa :ss :.s & st q: s
aiss e e. .se IT, q
Jaae discount on salo Of SO Coo Of tondi... 5000
TT. s.9s: saa. ;as
n' Tisis nay sase 6sea rebate. ts1e. s!!ossa r
s Sa! tSs s'f n ',s
,s : e d: sa1s ',sa'n sss oss
i?Fll{ :a :a,s ts'S s. Ss s!: .s,
ated snc lsrx s',rrHs n @ sn.n e! ;nS ns q ne
s: s''o1t a. Ihs tsds tTEisa
~ s's seati!s!., 5s:s s. u: Ess:
i ", Y;s. n. sn thu man, defect,
n ts amount q Interest esf tts.? aoss Ieief
ess ess ~ a.: e ;n 81 fa
cal. sisisnrnt. wAirh nypS to coMpieto beiofc tY
, 1877-04-06

Commissioner Holden moved that the report bA
placed U record.
COMMISSIONER 1RkssrBAux
did not eoject, bat atate4 thsl the report showed
which be, ~ o. Treasurer. stood ready to show,
Columbstonef Stanford thouahk that none bat
reports ot nemls1s Of " goasa o. 4. authorized
Commissioner Iiodeu ptslssd tls sxpert, and
BaIl that MF. UtccnebauM had Recommended him,
which kha aatter dunts1. aud he iltulden} thought
the report should 90 on record.
Conlniaaloncf Stanford thought the report should
70 OIL Gle.
II was placed on record By \ unsnlmous vote,
Coumitsloner 0reenabauna explaining thai 1t was
very Incomplete and unf2ir tho eApetG not looking
up ths matters that appeared 10 hiu - apparent
dsnesences hui that Gs did uot object 10 its balux
tuco1deu.
COMMISSIONERS HOLDEN
presented copy of All esti2latt Of Nelson i Win.
cent, which hu claimed thu Gu Snaet bal ai.oed II
President stanfoss saltc.t4tlo and not upon his
own knowledge. The voucher foF which ~ss mIsa-
iDX.
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On and after the 1st Of May tho Office OF Chief
Engineer Of tho Illinois Central Ral1road Com
rany will bo abolished, and tho services Of tho
Division Engineers will also be dispensed with.
Their Offices Will bo turned over to tho Division
supcrintendcnss, who WILL bcsschasgcd With tho
duties heretofore performed by\tho Division
Engineers. Tho Road Supervisors will have TO
report to tho Division Superintendent, and ali
regulations for supplies will have to 10 matlo
upon them. Tho Examination Committee, which
ias Just returned from tour Of tnycsti-
CATION over tho line, Inns found IL in
tho most perfect condition, and hns
40 Expressed ttsoi. The cntiro road ia laid with
steel rails, and tho bridgoa are all Of tho most
substantial naturc. This has Induced tho
mas,ngers Of tho road to do away with the e!-
peuslYo Engineers Department altogether, md,
Whenever necessary, to employ Consulting
Engineer. Tho position Of Consulting Engineer
has bccn offered to Mt. L. II. Clark, late Chief
Engineer OF the road, hut he has NOT yet slgnl-
fed whether llc Intends 10 accept tho position
Or not, The Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy
railroad hns been working for sosno time paet
under tho plan now adopted by the Illinois
Central, and not only has Il saved much money
by It, hit also has found It To work very sotis-
{ActQFQY.
, 1877-04-06

VIM 1s"'s10EVa "3F* o@s'F ~ IT" "t"7'"1
ter tho annual meeting Of shareholders la May.
Mr.. ". X. Aekormnn. who was inatiyertuntly
~ x..,,, ~ ,,o,,,,aa ~ p-o.I.1o,t n "a.
sonnsSeu WIN 'uo po'" ~: ..,.,o "s ~, ~
tcftaya pafcl' holus tho poe'tlon y. 1Het
Mr.. Ackcrn,an oblecta to being clothed with
tito which docs not belong to him.
A liberal discount IN axtra baggage rates r1s-
der restrictions dcsigned 70 exempt tho Cot1l-
pany from excessive liabilities In tho cyont OF
1osa or damage OF propcrty. y now offered by
tho FttsburR. Cincinnati! u Ut. Louis Railroad.
Tho Company has prepared IN extra baEQuge
ticket similar n form to tho mileage Ticket
already in use. The coupons rcprcsent liIorcnt
values. amounting In the aggregate to $50, and
aFe receivable at any station o.! the line at their
tacc value, III payment oi extra baggage charges.
, 1877-04-06
TIE nALTIbIONE q OHIO q GILL
EAGN.

Tho annual meeting Of tic stockholders Of tho
baltimore d Ohio Is Chicago Railroad was held
ut the ollco Of tho Company. No. 81 Clark
stroct, yesterday. Tho throo Directors whose
terms expired were ro-otcotcd to servo for tho
f,cxt thrco years. Tho Directors who were re-
elected ase James Walsh, John Tyrrell, and
arc as follows: II. +. Waite, q. II. Dennis, >.
A. Jones, j. X. Cowan, N. LudIngton, and ".
q. Quincy. Mr. W. G. Qulnry was reelected
Trea!dcni, and Mr. e. G. Wlnstanly Secretary
nnd Treasurer.
Tho loan Of $50, 600 recently mado by tho
Directors for thu purpose Of improving the liuo
WIS confirmed by tho shareholders.
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RICHMOND, va, TUESDAY. = ..lMoRLNIN! l[l) by:
LOCAL MATTERS.

d t E . ~ 81
CHURCH NoTEs.-At the Second Baptist
church services were held in the basement.
The audience.rpom, w bichs has sbeen tho
roughly rejuyenated, will be opened Tor
services next Sunday. y = ~
At the Clay-Street Baptist church the hist
communion Of the church since It's organi-
zation was held on Sunday morning. Rev.
e. II. RyIand assisted the pastor (Rey. s. g.
.Cloptonl, and the season was Q. most tender
and delightful one. The right-hand OF
Christian fellowship was given to- six new
members.
AT Venable-Street church two persons re-
'ceiyed the right-hand Of fellowship at the
communion.
at Sidney, at the communion in the
morning, three persons were received into
the full fellowship OF the, church..
At Park Place Methodist church Rev. D..
P. Wills preached at IL A. NJ.
At Centenary church two members were
received by certificate.
At Union Sunday-School house (HoWard's 9
Groye) there was q large congregation and
an interesting meeting. These meetings are
increasing in numbers and interest.
On Belle Isle very interesting meeting
was held, but not very large congregation
attended. ~ I< or Z,nn,E
At the City Almshouse chapel at night
there was very large attendance.
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TUE ss1suA ALPHA EPSILON FRATERNITY

THE .SIGAA ALPHA EPSILON FRATERNITY.
The annual Convention convened at the
parlors Of Ford's Hotel at 9 p: ~: yester-
day.., This organization Is largely and Ia
yorabIy known. throughout the southern
States as one OF, the largest and most -four
fishing OF southern college sfraternlties.
Dating back as far as 1850, it now numbers
in its list Of more than one thousand mem.
bers many Of the most talented ana lnhuen-
tial men in the country. Having chapters
or lodges in many OF our; most, prominent
educational institutions, and alumnus chap
ters in many OF our cities, it is doing great
and good work among the young men OF the
country. .'s zsS..>3 -'.-. ..s,,
Delegates were present from eleven col
1eges; and having o quorum, the Convention
completed its organization by electing the
following as officers for the ensuing year
viz. Major Robert Fl. Wildberger, OF the
Kentucky Military Institute, president; !;
John Glenn, pf Washing Lee University,
vice president, A. o. MurpheY, of the Uni.
yersity OF Georgia, and a. j. Croyatt, OF
brunswick, Ca; secretaries; r. HI Peek,
|pf the Virginia Military Institute, CORE.
spending secretary and M. T. Freeman, OF
Mercer University, warden. -. { II III
After appointing the usual committees,
and SOME. time spent in the discussion OF
matters OF no special interest to the public,
the Convention, having received adviecs OF
more delegates to arrive to-day, adjourned
over TO $50 Al Is s,
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Death of a Venerable Lady.-High-C Con-
stable Fisher has received intelligence Of
the. death, at Mrs. Sledd's residence, in
.PoWhatan county, Ton the 4th Of July. OF
his grandmother, Mrs. Judith Fore. This
esteemedslady was born On Christians, 1850,
and would have been ninety-seven years Of
age had she lived till next Christmas. She
was shining member, Of the Methodist
church for seyenty-fiYe years. Upto ashort
time ago Mrs. Fore retained full possession
OF her physical and mental powers, and was
noted for her cheerfulness and lively in
terest in passing things. She leaves two
children and numerous descendants to
lament her death. -.E...,.- ..L., =
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MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST
SUNDAY-ScHooL, ,SoCIETY.-The S regular
monthly meeting of this Society was held OF
Centenary Methodist church on Sunday
afternoon last at 4 o'clock-A. l.. Wes1
,president) in the char; C. p. Rady and j.
L. Sims secretaries. .-..f,s-. .ss i.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Centenary school and prayer by Rev. D. F.
Wills.
Rev. S. A. Steel then addressed the
meeting-subject, " Missionary Labor" he
commenced by congratulating the members
of Centenary church on the noble example
they have set-worthy OF all imitation-ln
the large contribution they have made to
the missionary cause. He said the Sunday
school movement is missionary work. Ii
is thus the Church seeks to anticipate SIN
and save the rising generation from Satan,s
power. He appealed to the children to
press forward the missionary work. The
address, though short, was an able and elo'
quent one. -a-s.
Rev. w. E. Judkins addressed the chill
dren on the subject Of Early Piety." He
related several incidents connected with the
sickness and death 6f a little boy that oc.
Cured in this city during the past week,
showing the impressions made by lessons
leafnSu III IUc SuuudJ -SCuOO1s 14C ab 6SH
the children to improve the blessed oppor-
tunities freely offered them.
Mr.. a. L. West related an affecting incl
dent showing the special providence OF God
in favor of little children. He addressed
himself specially to the children OF the Fe,
male Orphan Asylum, who were present.
Mr.. John Snyder being called on, read
letter from a well-known Sunday-school
oiyiup the results of his
observations and experience during many
years. service. The letter was addressed to
young superintendent, and contained
many good points.
Rev. r. N. Sledd made report OF Gen.
tenary school. He said it was we'll orga'
nized, admirably conducted, and gives the
pastor no trouble at all. The officers and
teachers were faithful to duty; and, taken
altogether, he considered it one OF the best
schools in the State. Prayer-meetings are
held every Sunday morning an hour before
opening, with good results. .
The following are the reports as far as
cont in
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Hael, Heels.
WHAT A PHYSICIAN THINKs.oP THEN.

W RAJ IdlNhS
10 the Editor of the Tribune: 4.: a..E
Sir,-H the young ladies who choose to
distort themselves by carrying their heels
high in the air in preference to preserving
the bearings given them by nature knew
how much they were endangering the fu-
ture health by so doing, they might inscme
instances be induced to abandon those out
RACES upon common sense, the FTeneh-heel
shoe. The present style OF !" Bottines Louis
Quinze y originated in that hot-bed OF abb
surd fashions, Paris, about the year 1870,
and were extensively adopted at that time.
A person need but watch the I'M
natural gait Of women wearing high
and narrow heels TO- discover that 1t
is in direct opposition to the laws OF
nature. The oblique position OF the loot
removes the weight OF the body from its
natural point Of support-the heel-and
throws it forward on to the arch, bIi1ging
great and unnatural strain upon this part;
and the forced depression OF the front por-
tion of the foot produces relative dispta tace-
rnent Of the articular surfaces Of the bones,
resultine In an acute Inflammation: he
foes. from their cramped position, and the
contraction OF the muscles OF the feet, be-
come permanently distorted. That such de-
formities may result from the use Of high
heel shoes ought to- beslficie ient 70 deter any
RATIONAL t,erson from their ,nse, hut all has
not iyet been said that might be truly told to
their discredit. In view OF these facts, for
facts they are, i am, led to ask! Ak ny wear
an " article which produces disco eomfcrt, dc.
formify. disease, and distorts the ,beaufiful
form whichthe Almighty has Bestowed upon
NEW YoRK, June q, 1877. ..
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ENTERTAINMENT AT THE THEATRE.-The
entertainment by the pupils OF, Professor
Thomas J.. Minor for the benefit OF the
Eleyenth-Street synagogue will take place
at the Theatre on Thursday evening next.
The Professor has spared no expense in the
getting up OF the scenery, costumes, and
general appointment, and it is to be hoped
that in view OF the object for which it Is
given this grand variety entertainment will
be liberaily DatroniZed:
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THE LADIES Of DR.. Hoge's church will
have sociable at their lecture-room this
evening, and promise their visitors an agree
able evening and seasonable refreshments
ut moderate prices. l"
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THE SEASIDE L1BRARY.-Old Myddleton's
Money, by May Cecil Hay, and The Woman
in White, by Wilkie Collins, in the Seaside
edition, received from J.. T.. Ellyson, book
seller, l112 Main street. ,,g,5.sr-.
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Delinquent laS-P Payers & large number
OF, the voters Of Manchester have not paid
their capitation tax. u City Sergeant Fitz-
gerald Is making out q list, Of the delin-
atients!a No one can vote who has not paid
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Charged Dith Seduction.--Joseph 81. Gibbs
was before Mayor Chiles Yesterday charged
with the seduction Of young white lady
Of this city. The case was continued until
this morning, and Gibbs bailed in the sum
of 5000 for his. appearance. s.: .gg.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10
Quarterly report ::

= After very interesting remarks by Revs. S.
c. Clopton, Edmund, Harrison, jackson b.
Word, and DR.. Hatcher, the Association ad-
1ourned to meet with the Fulton schooi on
the second Sunday in August. ~. i n.