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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

PATRONS OF HUsBAN Y-NAmDNAI-
GRANGE.-This body meets in Richmond
next November, and the Virginia State
Granee at its last meeting adopted resola-
tions looking to proper welcome Of the
national body. Under these resolutions the
following committee OF arrangements have
been appointed by w. Master Blantons B.
johnson Barbour, George D. Pleasants, J.
B. McCarty, NJ. w. Hazlewocd, p. H
Powers, w. Fl. Mann, j. C. Feathersten,
w. A. Perkins, G. T. Garrison, a }. We'd
derburn, r. r. Howison, George +. Crush,
w. s. Carney, and NJ. B. Barrett.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

A WISE .ACT-SNATCH-THIEF CAUGHT
Yesterday afternoon negro boy named
l,Stephen Campbell picked the pocket Of
Mrs. Bette Gates of poeket-book. contain
ing $3.56 in currency, on Main street at its
intersection with Locust alley, and ran .otf.
He was observed by ex-Justice Solom on
Wise, who put chase. At the corner of
Fifteenth and Main streets Campbell col
lided with IN estimable resident Of that o.
cality, and both fell. The thief, howeve r,
was Immediately on terra .fr,na, and put
out at Dexter speed, but soon fell a1 cas-. y
prey into the hands of his fleet pursuer-
who is one OF the fastest runners fn,aetfer-
son Ward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

OAKwooD-A PLEASANT DRIvE- MEMO
RIAL-DAY.-Oakwood Cemetery was never
looking more beautiful than it does to-day.
The efficient superintendent, sir. William
L. Smith, has displayed great deal of taste
and energy in fixing it up and keeping
it in order. The grounds, roads, and
walks are all in splendid condition,
and the private sections are kept clean and
neat. There is no more pleasant or de-
.ligbtful drive in the afternoon or early
morning than over and through its grounds
and avenues. The approaches to it have
been vastly improved within the last year
or two, and it is now reached by easy
grades over smooth and well-gravelled
roadways. The wild and picturesque
scenery Of the boundary avenue, skirting as
itdoes for some distance the pond in Gi!Iie's
Geek, is Of itself worth visit from any
portion Of the city.
Memorial-aay occurs on Friday the 10th
instant, and as vegetation is 80 nauch in
advance OF the past years the floral decora-
tions will ITO doubt far exceed any former
display OF that character. The soldiers
section is we'll kept under the superyisier
Of the notfe ladies who have charge Of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

UNCLAIMED LErrERs.-Letters and postals
addressed as follows remain unclaimed in
the Richmond post-ofice R. W. Farrar. r.
H. Foy & Co. Tor Fry, John Fisher, Will
liam Firmin, Tom Fran clone, Gust. Froh-
man. Martha r. Fry for Seay), John 81.
Gaines, nj. w. Gatewood, Miss c. Giles,
Miss C. Goldin, No. 1907; S. j. Gordon,
Willie Green, j. Griffin, Mrs. Jane Green,
Mrs. C!orinda Gregory. A. j. Gray, p. L.
Guilleman, E. Hautf, w. w. Haley, Samuel
Hancock, C. C.. Hansford, Martin A. Harris,
Sus8n Harris
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RICHafoND's WATER SUPPLY.
Interesting Report from the city En-.
.-s--s. ginefr.

A PLAN PROPOSED FOR, INCREASING THE
PUMPING CAPACITY OF THE WATER.
woRKs-THE PRESENT PUMPS BARELY
ABLE TO KEEP UP THE SUPPLY OF WA.
TER. UNDER ALL CONTINGENCIES TO
WHICH THE PUMPS ARE. E.LIABLE-DA1LY
CONSUMPTION OF WATER-THE ENTIRE
PLAN PRoPosED-THE ENEwPUMP-HoUsE
TO BE LOCATED AT THE THREE-MILE
LoCKs-A REVIEW OF THE SCHEMES
HERETOFORE pRoposED-BoW THE WA
TER CAN BE KEPT CLEAR, &C., sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

INTERESTING TO SHIPPERs.-The Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail.
road Company give notice that after next
Sunday freight trains will leave Broad
Street depot at $50 A. NJ. Tuesdays, Thurs
day, and Saturdays. Returning, the train
will arrive at Broad-Street station same
days at 1915 P. NJ. A passenger ear will
he attached.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

POLICE. CoURT.-Justice White disposed
of the following cases yesterday:
james Garwel (colored) was sent to Jail
for one hour for the larceny Of sixty cents
in currency from William George.
Ella Carter (eoloredD was ordered ten
stripes for the larceny Of wearing apparel
from John Shears.
Henry Garnett, charged with beating
Simon Coles, was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

HANDSOME VEHICLEs.-Messrs. c. lS e.
Gross have Just completed fandaulet or
adiustahe-top heavy carriage Tor j. c..
Dippne-, of this city. This is the first We
hiele Of the kind ever built in this city, land
is pronounced by experts to be a 'tip-top
carriage. Yesterday Mr. Dippner ,ckrist-
ened 1T. The carriage cost S7, SOC.
By the way, Mr. G. a. 1Ainslie !has re-
Gently built at his carriage factory for Mrs.
CaR, of this city, handsome S4O0 ,exten-
sion-top cabriolett, finished ia the best style,
with brown morocco lining, seats, &c. The
carriage is low-swung, has wide doors, and
ample steps, protected by broad tenders.
Mr. Robert 81. Bosber aas Just turned
out commodious new omnibus, the "Dis.
patch," for Major A- W. CARRIER, which he
hss put upon his Main-street line. It is O
substantial and wellconstructed vehicle,
aad makes regular trips on Garber's line
between Morton's fower-gsrden anu Nine.
.teenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

RAsE-BALL.-On Saturday evening the
Athletic Baseball Club, Of Petersburg, will
visit this city and play the Richmond Club
on the latter's new grounds, at the head OF
Clay street. The new grounds have been
fitted up with comfortable seats for the ac'
commodation Of ladies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

FISH AND GAME Ass0CIAT1oN.-Th third
annual meeting OF the Virginia Fish and
Game Association will be held in the rooms
OF the Chamber OF Commerce (oyer thu
First National Bank) ut 6 o'clock this eve
ming, 49, ..r II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

TAKEN SIcK.--A young man named John
| O'Keefe was taken sick with cholera-morbus
near Tanner& Co.'s foundry yesterday al.
ternoon, and conveyed TO bis home, on Pop
| lar street. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

TABLEAux or THE MEssIAH.P Professor
Manrice's tableaux OF the Messiah viii be
exhibited at the seyenth-Street Christian
church ts.night. ssg,s 3. ~ \.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

GERMAN R1ELE-SH0oTNG CLUB The first
preliminary match Of the German Shooting
Club took place yesterday evening, anc
William Euker won the badge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

CLAY-WARD MEETING.-There will be a
meeting OF f1e voters OF Clay Ward this
evening at the corner OF Main and Belyidere
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03
MAY 8, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Mid
die, South Atlantic, and East Gulf States,
falling barometer, warmer southwest winds,
and probably cloudy or clear weather will
prevail.
For the West Gulf States, sontberly shift
lng to cooler northerly winds, with cloudy
weather aid occasional rains, and rising
barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear aud
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: s A. NJ, go;
A. b., a; noon. Sc; P. H.. SO; P.
NJ, 80: midnight, 70.
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Airlnllond 1ispatrh.

Hs~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE prspATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCJJ-
LATI0N OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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-.e,.l.xnInATEs FOR OFFICE.
CANDs,.>S--.-1--
ME MAYoRALTI.
r,aaMoSp, VA, April 90, 1873.

i RICHMOND, VA, ApflI q, 1875
CoIoasss sr we, the undersigned ci:sens Of Rich
Dear St,mnantinc merchants, manufacturers, pro-
mond icpfe Sse.arS. S.ngrnen appreciaing your SER
feSona! anS a.e,aber OF the BOARD of Aldermen during
he IsfMS M M IS snS Sens soI:
10 advance Wy ,,v desire that you Will allow us 10
teress OF our our name for the office of Mayor.
presen, .e an office should be selected one OF our
For sNca. sNca % and in,elscnt citizens, and we feel
most wolWmn ynp arc on this account, tie chotco
oonvineea and that 10 yeur acceptance we shat,
Of S1s 10 offer name for this ameorSrea ae ,nc
be bsn%,st en~ position in every respect worthy OF me
ii.,orv OF CITY, ,.,,,, ,o,.,ra p,n, oh .,,nnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

RICHMOND, April oo, 1910.
To Hessrs. Il. T. Stokes d. Co., J. IP. Beueridgs,
l.. Wagner, HtHlam Gentry. Samuel G. Flour,
75"y, foSert Outd, DR.. J: s. Wexford, General
Joseph K. anderson, Thomas w. Nc Canoe,
JagtS II. Dootey, DR.. James Beale, Henry
Bodsker, and others:
Htnteinen,-Iha have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt OF Your communication asking me to per-
M! my name TO be presented for the Office Of Mayor
OF this city. =
In reply allow me to thank you for the high COM
pninen. you nesto% on me In naming me as one
worthy Of that distinguished position. In accepting
your CALL beg leave TO say that should be proud Of
Me Office OF Mayor II conferred On Inc by the uEso
Melted votes OF my fe!low-citZens, and not by the
public Office. - : :. !. =
my 8 IJOYD 7 RFAII.
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A CDlTOR.-I duly appreciate the con-
~ hnaous confidence manifested by the public In
ehsnng me 70 the position Of CITY AUDIrOR, for
~blch again announce myself candidate, and
zsils a. Inc coming primary election.
my Lot j. Is. ROYSTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

LGLLLIAHS-6co
n0IUUOUD T0oG0
Observation-Disclosures CC
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19
LOCAL BREvlTIES.
BABIES are Using.

BABIES are Using.
MONDAY was devoted to a gener-
al clearing out of the Fair Grounds.
THE author of "The Beautiful
Rain" has once more gone into OBJ
scurity. nv
ANOTHER large boom OF logs is
nearly ready for the tug at East
Olympia bridge.
The indications are that brisk
trade will soon spring up in the Sc
atco Coal business.
DESERVING of pity and sympathy,
are the judges who are to presided at
the Baby Show Saturday.
SOME of the "chuck holes" in our
ungraveled streets are quite sugges-
tiveof the famous Symme's Hole. "
The weather was exceedingly rough
Monday in Tacoma bay. The wind
lDbye the breakers over the wharf at
Old Tacoma. # osi.a
A LARGE amount OF fruit and veg
etables remaining at the pavilion
were disposed of for the benefit OF
the Association.
SOMEBODY estimates that n hundred
tons of maple leaves have fallen
upon the sidewalks of Olympia since
the advent of Autumn.
CARL Bosco, died in New Orleans,
from that dead scourge-yellow fe-
yer. His real name is given by the
press as Charles Isaacs.
One Of the Portland editors has
seen the latest style of ladies' head
gear, which is no less than felt hat
similar to those worn by clowns in
the circus-ring.
DURING the address OF Mr.. Henry
Saturday, the officials of the King
County and Lewis County Agricul-
tural Societies occupied the platform
as Vice Presidents.
Ir is rumored that Mr.. Struve,
in obedience to generally expressed
wish Of the people, will run as an
Independent candidat6for Prosecu-
ting Attorney in the Second Judicial
District.
Hon. Francis Henry is full of hon
ors. In the absence of Hon. II.
&. Struve, Mr.. Henry was dele.
gated to deliver botH 8
and Annual Address before-t66 r.
ricultural Society.
"RaNpLINGs in Northwestern
America" is the title of volume,
descriptive Of the Pacific Coast and
Territories, soon to be published 10y
that versatile genius aud writer. ].
Mortimer Murphy.
4 RUNNING aHd trotting race, q
foot race. the grand baby show and
social dance in the evening com
rlsied the programme Saturday and
ended the eighth annual exhibiiios
Of our enterpri<ing Agricultural Soei
ety.
oxr II the last dodges 10 10 take {
Last nag 10 ths Fair asa dEsy-hosss
fet into q towering excissnsnt owe
'se raceS and thea bet . round saE
on your work asirnal. OF cosrs-. I
hundred fools stand ready 10 .obll,
Yea up. when. in TIE ena, yoa e'enl
iheaa all out.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19

railway.
AcLsx cannery at Arcadia employs
% men.
THEHE is some hope for the Salem
ties yet.
The last Fair visitor has taken his
departure.
HAVE you q smart babys Then
happy are you.
Orr sidewalks are slippery with
decaying leaves.
They have q warehouse in Port
land 800 feet long.
A sEcEET of happiness: Discover
ing beauty everywhere.
JACK Frost came nippins around
for the first time last night.
A SOFT job-to repair the upper
part Of Main Street in its present
condition.
"LADIEs hats will be felt," this
season, says an exchange. So will
the bills.
DoN'T call your wife q fool; re-
member you are both one and you
might be the fool. ~
Men are careful to keep their feet
dry, but would rather wet their
whistles than not.
The distant mountains are once
more cleaning forth in all their
glorious ,nagnifcence.
KEARNEY was pelted with decayed
vegetables at an open-air meeting,
in Boston, on the 1st instant.
ASIDE from the pretty girls, the
sweetest thing on the Fair Grounds
this year. was Piper's red-hot candy.
AND now the energetic strokes of
the hash-mill find grateful echo in
the stomachs of sausaee-loving
people.
PICTURESQUE, to see Mrs. Siwash
Lo, trudging barefooted through
town, with bsdrablsd dress. selling.
bivalves.
Mr.. A. E. Cornin, the gentleman
who figured so prominently in con-
nection with the electoral vote of
Oregon, died in Portland last Sun
day. .
The race did not take place, on
the Fair Grounds, Wednesday, as
advertised. The owners OF" Black
hawk declined to run and paid the
forfeit, $25.
1" We are going to have a hard
Winter" Well, why talk about it;
if you are correct, all right, let it
come; if you are not correct, you
are telling q fib.
ALL agree that Piper had the
sweetest baby on exhibition; a splen-
did representation of a nine-pounder
made entirely of delate candy of a
superior quality.
A aooDLy number of free return"
certificates were. issued by the Sec
retary to visitors from the Fair re-
turning to their homes by the Sound
steamers and railroads.
The steamship Alaska took the
place of the City of Panama, this
trip, arriving at Seattle last Monday.
The Messenger brought up her
freight, arriving at s O'Clock Tuesday
night.
The new steamship State of Cali
fornia will leave Philadelphia for
Portland, about the 1st of Decem-
ber. 1t is said that she will excel
the Oregon in the magnificence of
her appointments.
JOHNSON, the last of the O'Shea
robbers. is under arrest at Los Ange-
les, California. He has made a
confession OF the crime, and an Of
icer has left Portland to bring him
to the scene Of his nisdeeds for
trial.
WAY cannot Edison invent lccal-
item-o-graph for the use Of daily
newspaper reporterss Only think
| Of it; sappose we had to hut turn q
crank to grind out an endless chain
Of accidents, marriages, deaths,
births, love-makings and divorces.
all jumbled up together, but easily
separated by our sprighsly young
isslx .-o,as.nSsenrs and dexelox.-sf ,r..,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19
49, OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY SATURDAY OCTOBER

A 1oot-rscs ID on the tapis-
m vsssher . Jest about betveen
81 bst~ixt.
nIE sssson Of high tides is opos
~ escs more.
0nAxn t1svel and freight traf6<
are = the ineEsase.
AtRrunuxr grapes st Chilberg''
BY u next steamer.
= lght-fnsered profession were
out respectable force at the Fair
a. utnal.
AsrLExpD place to break horses
leg Exists ON Fourth Street, near Co
lumhia Hall.
w are out of cheese; either Che
half County or North Pacific will
do; bot particular.
I'm horse that either couldn't ol
woulan't run Wednesday, has gone tr
Seattle to get good ready.
FAsMEIs are sadly in want of po.
tato diggers; a good chance for
tramps to make stake for the Win
ter.
a QUANTITY of the Lewis county
cheese on exhibition at the Fair last
wesk. sold readily at Is cents pei
pound.
TEMPERANCE statisticians are griev-
ing der the fact that liquor drink
ing 4 rapidly increasing on the Pa
cificg @oast.
BYgextra exertion, the Salemites
have succeeded in putting their
in condition for pass.
ablS Ssage.
&sbRIous moonlight nights but
slopr and slippery for loving prom
enad Cling closer to each other,
dear sarts,
H6h J. II. Long, one of the
prop letors of the Lewis County
Chez y factory is on q flying business
v;o;k ri In;n r;tv
4 East surgeon hss st lssl
in taking the jaw out Of
q woman. She now berates her
husband by grimacing and stamping
her foot.
The party that did not come to
time at the race, yesterday, lost his
forfeit money, $25; warning to
everybody to say what he means and
do what he says.
A LARGE amount of work is being
done at the cemeteries in the way OF
beautifying the mounds and erecting
palings around the lots that contain
them. As it should be.
THERE is a prospect of having
Main Street covered with gravel
from Sixth Street to the bridge.
The best news we have been permit
ted to chronicle in a long time.
Mrl Van Epps, of the firm OF
Woodruff & Van Epps, has gone to
San Francisco to lay in Winters
stock of books. Look out for their
display about Christmas time.
The order for the silver-ware, ETC., =,
to be given as prizes and presents to
every child on exhibition at the Baby
Show, was dispatched some days
ago. Let the little ones rejoice.
The churches and Sunday Schools
Of Olympia are we'll attended; so say
who happen to be here on
a Sunday, and their verdict should
be entitled to u good deal of credit.
DrED.-At Ashland, Oregon, on
the 10th inst, of consumption, Mr..
Thomas NJ. Gale, brother of our
townsman, J. N. Gale, aged 30 years.
Mr.. Gale spent one Summer in Olym-
pia, some years ago. acting as clerk
for Kellett l. Scott.
THw following are the Olympia
consignees per steamship Aiasia:
ArasrieA- Pipe Ca. =. Eessmsa.
A. F1-grh.r. = wslssxm..
Heai xsas~nf ga Wara
r. r. uxirs<ft< TN FerE CO.
j. Ck5lhrrx v Gard
l. A Trcxn- Trnn~rripe.
" ssush. WI yxsx.
~ hstsria- e ks~ta
o. Essks, j. huSn.
s,sxu.x,ss Wssxr On
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19

-
erdss.
Ass.zs of ps,sis S9 60 hannak
full weather.
wnArnv. thos - - q. = Z
With thy night.
CxsEEzIAs may b lsat ~ Q ~
period once more.
EIErrox is coming: - sss -
vote Tor The night maa.
"0.AsSen's Hall" is getting 10 -
almost - noted - 0aingsris billy
goat.
II the " Wages Of sin 10 dsafA" -
think whisky must BE- the suAsrisg
wedge.
The change in the weather bEingp
business to everybody who is iaa
mood to work.
PEOPLE recently from the East esll
our present delightful weather In
dian Summer"
SQUIRRELS are especially busy lay
ing in their Winters store. A sig-
nificant omen.
The new residence for the Rector
of st. Johns Church is rapidly near
ing completion.
The Academy of Sciences is get
ting ready to commence regular $685.
sions for the Winter.
The run of salmon on the Sound
and in the Columbia is reported to
be extremely light.
HAPPY birds and romping children
are rejoicing over the appearance Of
sunshine once more.
THERE has been q wonderful clear
ing out OF suspicious characters sines
the closing of the Fair.
"WHY are my lips so red, dear
mammal" That's what our report
er overheard Last night.
Still the word comes that we ars
to endure . severe WinteI. q UT !
Fsvssybody n.y. Smsssi -.
BEAUTIFULLY steep and exossEvsly
long are the +" bills" coming in foe
incidental expenses at the Fair.
ARRANGEMENTS are in progress for
holding stated entertainments at the
Fair Pavilion during the coming Win
ter.
WARRANrs for all cash premiums
awarded at the Fair will be left at
Barnes Bank for parties entitled to
them.
IT is expected that the subscrip-
ton list Of the DAILY ExPERnxrNr viii
be fully doubled as soon as it is en-
larged.
WHAT is more disagreeable than .
squalling baby when you are writ
ing? Why, two squalling babies, Of
course.
THE young canine in the Trans
cript Office is beginning to growl
when disaffected patrons enter that
domicile.
No, THE cars are not later, but the
the days are shorter; neither do the
steamers whistle any earlier in the
morning.
A FEW small pots Of choice plants
are at Mossman's auction store on
sale for the benefit Of the Industrial
Association.
THANKSGIVING, Christmas and Now
Years, q trio sacred to us all, are ,
only little way over yonder in The
bright future.
ANOTHER sack of grapes yesterday;
we render our friends feast Of ree-
son in returnfo . feast Of fat things.
Try MS and sse.
Oux Academy of Sciences ID sooo
to have placed in In cabinet of csES-
osities the iav-boae Of woman vAs
was never silsscsd.
Ma. J. III. Robbins, Of Postlnn1.
succeeded in selling two a hn Uae-
ni6eeut organs which ~ haa - -
hibision aa the Fair.
A nsnAxpE.. bsguissa. - - .
charms of cur suEynaz8iagn. = 49,
ing night hiassD - - jmilg
tones ef his vhsFps-
T.s I.sotssds hssu AU0s ua1D
the wosihins twinr1hs Thaf 49,
~ - slasu~ surunx en unEsnrunmum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
TIE MEXICAN REPUBLIC

MEXICO, May 1G.-The controversy between
the Executive and Supreme Court continues. Senior
Yallarte has nj andOned the Department OF Foreign Re-
lations and taken his President Of the Supreme
President Daz has left the department vacant,
but applied the Court to grant license to Vaare to
return 10 the Cabinet The Court has rejected the appli
cation by large majority. It is supposed that Yalarte
while remaining at the head of the Court will be Gp-
pointed Minister the time needed TO settle the differ
ences with the United States Yallartes familiarity
with these affairs considered important In conducting
the negotiations The opponents of Nallarte and Tie
IeIdsts have intrigued actively. The Lerdsts hope
that new Minister may cOmplcate the American cues
ton thereby assisting their revolutionary designs The
action OF the Court regarded hostile manifestation
towards the United STATES.
\ LerdO demonstration took place on April 29. one
hundred crossed the river ana were met at CapOte
by the McXioaus, who defeated and dispersed them,
SOME beng killed and wounded. They fed down the
Rio GIande, evidently seeking 10 rccrOs5 into Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
FRANK II. AfCYICKFR.

4 dispatch from Boston announces the death
n that city, OF Mr. Frank H. McVicaer, who was known
to this public young actor OF marked talent and Of
uucquyocll promise lie the son Of Mr.. James II.
McYlcer manager Of cYickcr's Theatre, Chicago, and
brother to Mrs Edwin Booth The deceased had been
for four five years member Of the dramatic pro
fession During three SEASONS he was engaged AZ
McVlckcr's Theatre. Al different times no con-
nected with the theatrical companies Of Mlcauley and Of
Pope. lie Fast appeared in Ncwlork last January, at
BoO4 Tn, ar, acting In the company when SUPPORTED
Edwin Booth He win De remembered for very credit
able performances Of CT0mrrN, m Henry Wiz the
Fjrsf Aclr IN Haml,;" LD!rH-j In the Merchant II
Venice ;"sand ETdHtOis IN "Echeiicu.' lie was a
etuGious careful actor sincere IN feeling sensible IN
stYla. aud prompted by worthy ambition lie was an
aininbc man aud privately mucn esteemed. His death
which occurred suddenly caused b. disease of the
heart lie died nj No. Is Harris0n-avc., Boston. He
was about twrnty0ur years Of age. The remains w!l
be taken 10 CaicugO tor interment.