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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
ORDINANCES ADOPTED BY THE BOARD
OTHER BUSINESS OF THE TWO BRANCHES
&c &C

An adjourned meeting OF the Board Of
Aldermen was held yesterday afternoon in
the Council chamber. Present at roll-call !:
Messrs. Bass, BeaIl, Cabell. Cannon, Crump,
Forester, Gasser. Gray, Kelley, LipScomD,
Scott, Smith, Todd, Wagner, and VIII
liams.
Tile body was called to order by Mr..
Cannon. and on bis motion. in the absence
of Mr.. Meredith, Mr.. Bass was invited TO
preside.
Mr.. Lipscomb said Mr., Dickerson was
detained by sickness.
+ The Board proceeded to the consideration
Of the ordinances from the Common Coun-
Gil. 49,:
The ordinance to amend the ordinance
concerning quarantine was adopted unanl-
mously. ~
The ordinance to amend the ordinance
concerning the Fire Department was read
and adopted unanimously.
The ordinance to amend the ordinance
concerning. the secret.service fund was
adopted, with an amendment offered by
Mr.. Cannon so as to include the chairman
of the Committee on Finance.
The ordinance to amend the ordinance
concerning the sinking fund was rejected.
The ordinance concerning the water
works was adopted.
The ordinance concerning streets was
adopted.
The ordinances concerning hacks and
prohibiting minors from climbing on Vehi-
cles while in motion were passed.
OTHER BUSINESS.
On motion Of Mr.. Todd, the resolution
laid on the table at the last meeting, trans
ferring $4,000 from the almshouse fund to
the street fund, was taken up.
MIR. Wagner moved to amend by striking
out $4,000 and inserting $1,000.
Mr.. Todd moved TO insert $4,000 in lieu
of Mr.. Wagner's motion for $1,000.
Mr.. Todd's motion was adopted and the
resolution agreed to.
Mr.. Cannon presented an ordinance in
reference to certificates of debt, &c. !; which
was referred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Todd presented a resolution appro-
priating from the contingent fund S917 to
pave with new granite spalls the alley be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth and Main
and Cary streets. Laid on the table.
Adjourned.
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FUNERAL, OF CAPTAIN GORDON. large
number OF persons who attended the fune-
raj services of Captain William Il. Gordon
at Leigh-Street Baptist church yesterday
morning attested to the estimation in which
he was held in the community, as also the
deep sympathy which was felt for his fami-
ly. Every seat in the body OF the church
was filled, and many found seats in the gal
lery. The body was preceded into the
church by the class of young ladies whom
he taught in the Sabbath school. Members
OF the old First Virginia regiment followed
the funeral cortkge into the church and pre-
ceded it us it moved out. The services
were conducted by the pastor, Rev. J. 4.
Garlick, assisted by Rev. William n. Scott,
pastor of the Third Presbyterian church.
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ss- On all setss Of Real Estate made 6sfrsa
the lst OF January aad last Of Jun. the taTt ffos
Os n saiss made btt,otcn the LIST of J,tfg and ia&
OF the wear he ta.esS hare to be paid by the xsiter
fThis custom was adoptea about fifteen year, ago
bv All the real estate agents In kciunonu, ano ao'
niles to Richmond and rieinityI
WM. IRA SMITH, 4 r. a., rcady.made clothing,
dress.shirts, collars, &C.
DAyIs's BARAAR, 10 4. NJ, for E. G. Bass, one
Alderney bull.
n.vIs,s 8AZAAR, lOY A. NJ. Kentucky horses
mules, vehicles, saddles, brides, &c.
j. Fl. PLEASANTS, for J. +. hopkins. AZ y. C'
Johnson's stables, fifteen horses and one lnnfe.
T. L. WHITING, Ei2h. .Copstable ~ a. W. :, nc.
and furniture.
w. GODDIN, SIX r. NJ. trus,ree's sale OF canal-,oat
Ocean Wa.e, one bay mule, and q ios oi iaha on
Brareh street nsar 70 Moore street.
Z. B. COOK, at s23 Broad street, at o'clock r Ne
books.
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I HAVE ASALYZED the whiSkcy known under
the brand Of " B SELECT" controlled By Aessrs.
WALTER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and End
It free from fu;!l oil ard other impurities ana re-
comm end It's use for medcinar and family pur-
poses. j. B. MCCAw. M. d., late Professor OF
chemistry, Me :cal Col cse OF Virginia.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. James
NJ. Taylor e. Son, auctioneers, sold on yes
terday the following pieces Of real estate
House and lot at the southeast corner OF
Franklin and Twelfth streets at Sj,400
small frame house, and lot 20 by 53 feet, on
Bank street, and adjoining the Park Hotel
at $1,000; and the vacant lot fronting 264
by S4s feet on the west side Of Tenth street
between Main and Cary streets, and adioin'
inc Ainslie's carriage-snop, at Sl,25S.75-
total amount. SS,25S.75.
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CoNvIcTs DISCHARGED YEsrEEDAY.-The
following convicts received their discharges
from the State peniten;iary yesterday: Nick
Coleman, Robert Bcerman, Light Glover.
John Houston, and Sophia Megs. They
were sent to their respective homes.
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The Germans call wedding hochzeit.
In this country it takes sixty.three gals.
but in the Fatherland only one gal to make
a hoeIizeit. Boston Transcript.
An EugIishman named Patton has writ
ten book on music. 1t will be called
!" Pntton AirS," probably y.--P PsttsbArgk 1s1-
eqraph.
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NoyARIEs PUBLIC CoMAIssIoNED.-Th
following notaries public We're commits
stoned by the Governor yesterday: A: Z,
Bibb, Charlottesville; Charles l.. Page and
). Sprigg Campbell, city OF Richmond.
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srpREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Payne Us.
Commonwealth. Argued by John 5. Wise
for nIaintiff in error and the Attorney Gen
cral for the Commonwealth, and submitted.
Lewis and ais. Us. Oyerbey's administra-
tor and ais. Placed on privileged docket.
Trogden rs. Commonwealth; Argued by
Revprly r. Crump and Samuel NJ. Page for
nIaintiff in error, and continued until to-
Il
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TIE LEE MoDELs.-In Difference to the
wishes OF the artists, the Board OF Man
ayers have concluded that the exhibition
room shall be open to the public free OF
nharop ss..
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NJ ELLYSoS i Co.. adrcz,sing agents. inSert a''
yertsements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
Sta cs at publishers rates. Orders lef; NJ tie DIS
patch countins-reom viii receive prompt atter
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LEVY BROTHERS
LEV lbEOl HENS
are nov GtfrrinG special Inducements III

are nov GtFrr!n- special Inducements III
I.I,;ES GOODS,
and call particular attention to their stock Of
LINEN CRUME.CLOTHS,
TABLE-CLOTIIS, TRAY-CLOTHS,
NAPKINS, nOLIES,
TOWELS and TOwELLINGS-
all OF which can be purchased IT much below rcgu-
lar prices. They also call attention TO the large
stock of BLACK and CoLoRED CAsHMEREs aud
other DRESS GOODS Just opened.
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BOOKS AT ACCTIoN.-Dout rati to attend the
sale Of VALUABLE BOOKS at auction every evening
at 623 Broad street, at o'clock. Ladies aud gen.
tcmen are invited to call and examine them during
the day. f. Il. COOK, Auctionetr.
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LADIEs' SUPPEK.-In consequence OF the
session of the Virginia Conference the ladies
OF Trinity Methodist church have postponed
their monthly supper until Monday night,
18th instant.
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FARMERS FRUIT-CAKE.-Two cups or sugar,
que cup each Of buttsr and sweetmIlk, flyo eggs,
three aud Il half cups Of flour. three tcaspoonfus
DooLEY's YEAST T-PowDER, half Of nutmeg. one
pound ralsins Flayoc the icing with rose-wat.r
Il
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IF YOUR HAIR Is COMING OUT OR TURNINd
GRAY, do not murmur misfort une you can so
easily avert. AYERS HAIR VIGoR will remove
the cause Of your grief hy restoring your hair to lis
natural color, and herewith your good looks anu
,-n,Ip
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LOVERS OF GOOD BOOKS will do we'll TO call and
examine the large stock of standard and miscclla-
neous works at 623 Broad street. Private sales du-
ring the day. Auction sale this evening at O'Clock,
promDt,
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Cosy1cf MISUNDERSTANDING Lee, from
Alexandria, two years, for Forgery, was re"
ceiyed at the psnitentiary yesterday.
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youth, was trying to work hfs way to
Charleston. where bis parents resided.

Gill, O'Connor, and Mrs. Conner, were
directed The nearest way to the Free bridge
and told TO depart; and Grinder, Sullivan,
and Mccain were detained for fifteen DAYS,
to be employed on the public works OF the
city, under the superintendent OF Captain
Wilkinson
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THE PEsrTExTTaRY FIRE.
Further Details OF the Burning OF
the Prison.Shops.

ORIGIN AND PROGRESS OF THE FIRE-EF-
FORTS OF THE FIRE8lEN AND C0NYfCFS
TO sUBDUE THE FLAAIEs-DEsCRPT1o
OF THE BUILDING BURNED-Loss NINA.
cHINERY, STOCK, AND F1XTUREs-PER-
soNAL-FIREs THAT HAVE OCCURRED AT
THE PESlTENTIARY IN PAST YEARS, &C.
Gd,
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HoMELY, OLD-rASHiONED PRRFCAE IS
LAVENDER. yet delightfully."- refreshing and invlso-
rating II can be found in purrr form than In }.
& E. ATKISsON's genuine Mitcham Lavender.
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LEG BRoKEN.--A plank fell upon John
Norman's leg yesterday while he vas af
work All the Powlatan Wlarves and broke 1t.
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7urp YESTERDAY was clear, cool,

TIVE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear. COOL
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6, A. NJ. SS;
q 4 n. IS; noon. 6S; p. NJ, 81; L.
A.. So; midnight. II.
Mean temperature, 69s.
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AsAFRAGRAST AND PLEASANT WASH for Tho
mouth, there Is nothing 50 good IS MEADE " VA
srr's CAnBoLIc M0Uru-WAsH. Fif;y cents
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IyCrpIEST TARTAR AND scURF removed hy
MEADE L BAKERS SApoSISE DESTiFRICE.
r,v n hny
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKER'S CARBoLIC MOUTH-WAsH
are aacxceiled. Fifty cents bottle.
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LADIES' AND GENTLEaET's BOOTS ana SHOES
hand-maGe-to ordcr-best q"ality-Itilrnntced 10
Gt-at ROSCHEN's. 900 2n,l j | Ero.d street.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIc MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents hottie.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH FIFTY cents 4 bottle
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SWEET AND JUICY ORANGES at PrzzINrs.

DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully White
by the use of MEADE 4 BAKERS SApoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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FOR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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Capitol Square, where they were kept un-
der guard until daylight.
ANOTHER FIRE

i.
Another fire, supposed to have been the
work Of one OF the convicts, occurred ut
the peni:cntiary on the 1st OF July, 1861.
1t broke out at 6 O'clock P. NJ. in the car
penter.shop Of the institution, and in the
absence OF means for its subiugation the
flames speedily spread to adjoining work.
shops, including the weaving department,
which, after burning for several hours,
were, with their contents, reduced to ashes.
4 violent rain fell during the fire, which it
probably accelerated. The loss to the
State was estimated at $50, 900 (basis OF gold).
Many supplies being manufactured for the
Southern Confederacy were also destroyed.
Apprehensions being held OF an attempt at
outbreak on the part OF the prisoners du-
ring the fire, several volunteer companies
then located at Camp Lee (the present Fair
Grounds) were marched TO the scene OF dis
aSter. As member Of one Of such (F
Company Mr.. Brock was then present.
OTHER FIRES.
In January. 1857. there was. we believe,
still another fire. but this time in one OF the
workshops, where the damage was much
smaller than in the instances Just cited.
The last fire previous to that OF yesterday
morning was on the Sd OF April, 1865, when
the prison was fired by the convicts at the
evacuation. but extinguisbed without very
heavy loss.
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Hrsr1sGs CoURT.-In the Hastings Court
Yesterday W. B. Brooks, charged with ped
ling without license, was tried ana ac-
u,itteQ.
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CREAM PUFrs, Chocolate and soft Mar.hmallow
Drops 1T PIzzINTs.
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Go TO PIzzINI'S and get some OF tiose nice NAL
AGA GRAPEs-only 25c. I pound.
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FIRE IN HEERICO-ANOTHE2 HISTORICAL
LANDMARK KG0NE.-Iniormation reached the
city Yesterday OF the hurning OF the mansion
at Brook!ield," the property OF Mr.. Abra.
ham Warwick, Jr.. situated about five miles
north OF Richmond. The house was OF
wcod, built in the best style OF the last cen
tury, and was in perfect preservation. IL
was erected prior to 1890, for in that year it
was owned and occupied by Thomas Pros
ser. the master OF Gabriel. It was on this
estate that he originated in 1900 that lnsur-
rection among the negroes known by all
students OF Virginia history as "GabricPs
Insurrcc.ou." It was the int ntion OF the
movers iE this revolt to arm themselves,
come into this city, and, after numbering
the inhabitants and plunGerin= the houses,
to get possession OF the arsenal and all the
arms here. and proceed, well organized, 10
their work OF destruction in other portions
OF the State. They had SO far succeeded in
their efforts is to collect large force and
start on the march to the city, but reaching
the brook they found it so swollen by re-
cent rain as 70 make it impaSsable. The
white people were thus given time to col
! lect and Illustrate the execution OF the
purpose Of The ring!eadcrs by arrcsting the
! principals. who were afterwards tried and
hungs On Tue arrest ol IucSc lHelr loi
lowers surrendered, and the insurrectior
was at an end.
How long previous to this event the
house had been standing there is no accesst
| ble record.
The next owner was the late George
Taylor, ESD, wealthy citizen and large
landed proprietor in this and adjoining
counties. Afterwards it was the property
OF Captain Benjamin Sheppard, we'll knowr
to many Of our citizens, from whom 1t was
purchased about thirty years since by the
late Abraham Warwick, one OF the then
proprietors OF the Gallego Mills. At ol
shortly before his death the present owner
came into possession OF it, and was occu
pied by him when burnt
The building, which was large and hand
some, was insured in the Granite Insurance
Company OF this city for $1,000.
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SCHOOL SHOES, all the styles, cheap:s
BoscuES's, sos and 51l Broad street.
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CALIFORNIA PEARS, sweet and juicy, at Pr IL
MS.
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work was specially noted-Edward Moore,
OF Norfolk. and Martin Alley, OF Rich
mond. both serving out a term OF eighteen
years. A spectator said to one o! these
men: Why, you seem to be a fireman, sure
enough? Yes. he replied; am q fireman
tonight, only / haven't on the right uni
form. These men are, at least, entitled to
the COMMUNICATION Of their officers.
THE LOSS.
The actual loss to the State OF Virginia by
the fire will, it is believed, be about as fol-
lows:
On building totally destroyed 90
On machinery tsome Of 1t newt In coop
er-snop... 1877 Fl
shop 5000 90
broom-shops. ........................... 10000 90
On stock IN shoe-shop.. 1000 co
shops. ...................... 1000 90
Total. s41.477 81
To this must be added the loss OF time,
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WEATHER REPORT.

,,n,c,TyoSs FOR To-DkT.-For the Mid
.NH.E; .,.Ion,;c States, clear weather, followed
a.e ;n,rnosinc cleudiness and rain areas,
ps ,r,,er southeasterly winds, and falling ba-
Eor the South Atlantic States, warmer,
o.r,jr cloudy weather, with rain, northeast
i~"i ii,"rrinr TO southeast winds, and falling pa
rometer.
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Fires at the Peuitentiary in Past
Years.

From Mr.. r. A. Brock we have obtained
some interesting facts concerning the fires
that have occurred at the penitentiary in
past years.
The first was on Friday, the 9Th OF Au-
gust. 1928, breaking out little before II
O'Clock at night. A lengthy account OF 1t
appears in the issue OF the Richmond En-
quirer Of the 10Th OF the same month. we
in preference take briefer but yet material
narrative from the Washington quarterly
Magazine, volume l, No. ,, April, 1924, as
follows:
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At the bauquet aforementioned heard q
delegate frem California say that Mr. Jones
Walker, brother OF Ex-Governor Walker.
had built a residence at or near San Fran
cisco which cost about $201,0 :
Edwin Bseth is appearing in his great
Shakspearian characters at the Fifth-Ave-
nue. Theatre. He is drawing Immensely
large audiences. &@,s
At the Academy of Music, observe, ills
not at all fashionable for the gentlemen to
sump fron their seats and rush cut for lager
as soon as the curtain falls between acts. III
Richmond means TO initiate New York in
aperatic matters, here's good point to be-
GIN at.
Several Richmond merchants, among them
Dir. John Purcell, ere here buying goods.
Nr. B. G.. Gray viii remain here about
week longer.
Mas ar John W. Daniel will probably stay
in the city two weeks. He is preparing
second edition Of bis law-book.
CoIoses BeY. Tucker viii soon be of for
home. CHESTER.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-04
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER d.

Produce Exchange on Saturday. and a variety
of views were expressed. Some of the mem
bers rdiculed the idea of there being any
such movement, and said it was nothing
more than mere gossip. Others. however,
thought Inherently, and said that where there
was 80 lnuch smoke there must be some fire
Others, again, affirmed that legitimate bust
ness was lnterfered with, and that appear
anceS would seem to Indicate that gamblers
were at work to effect CORNER" "There is
no more reason Tor corner in wheat now,
SAID one member than there is for n
corner IN lumber The crop Of wheat
IS abundantly ample for all purposes,
even to feeding the entire world, II
necessary, and why, then, should there be
any fears = The talk in other circles was to
The effect that the whole story of D combina-
ZION arose from the fact that, some time ago,
certain Wall street spectators had made
heavy purchases OF wheat, in anticipation OF
war In Europe. They were now anxious to
unload but wanteI, of course to do so at an
advance, and hence reports had been set
ailoat. This has had the effect of inducing
the farmers to keep back their grain until
prices would 60 up, and the consequence Is
There Is, however, a large stock on hand, and
considerable more in sight and ailoat, and
this has helped to Offset the bull movement
and keep the market steady. There werefr
purchases of No red winter wheat on Sat
urday, but the buying was purely speculative
Prices advanced cents per bushel on this
grade to 81 1001 1917 for spot, November and
December, and 81 II for January. Other
grades sympathized with this upward move
ment and were strong at previous quotations.
IN. Y. Bulletin. Nov. Is.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oa ST y c 81 4 7 E HoTEL;-LG Rax2n, Padu-
"a nafl ~, L Blakem9r9 Louisville; Jas Schiller.
yilIe q Brower. New YORK; HI T' card oJliz
GGr nhi1s Lo%iG r,nn H2pkns Barnes.
sin; L Weems. J A Wherry, II Il Whitmors.
rim9re, Nv Paramore, + Gaiennie, St Louis i
J II Robbins. Mrs Robbins and family selma
Ala; 7 u Norwood. Savannah; J II Clisby. + 4
Micola. Montgomery. Ala; Pat Calhoun. " NJ
l,osi DUE Atlanta, G@e; v Robinson,
F G Tltcomb., + II Motion, J NJ Falkner, Mont
gM2 %qed k Mafis and wie st Louis W
ana; Geo T Lewis Tennessee: b Dnggett, Jr,
John y Thgo,r1ntton; John 2 TemhIeton i j
Texas: W D McFarlin, Theo Mo- tgomery. ] b
Adair., Ed; Lewis, G NJ Ragnet. VIM
Payne; Oshkosh, Wiz; E d Holden. Milwaukee,.
Wis; J Fairchild. Gunter. Sherman, Texas
z : MitcEell, ? III hIangton, " semple,, DR. X
J 2 Baker, St Louis; Il s McCulaugh, Baton
Rouge; Il Boyd, Louisville; J f Crosby, Hou.-
tn ,,,iI, B "A, Andrews, San Antonio: n Quinn "
Galveston; T W House, G W Kidd, VI 9 cav CAV -
Houston; Miss @ Row, Brenham; s Ermsnn'
9 Williams. New York; " A Comet . CIeynlahd
ST, JAMES HOTEL--D K German. W A
I'm ia, "t.jIl, oSYhu. y j bf1Sc0e, MISS:
g 4 Shay. New York; II L Lewis, st Louis: v
9 Dentzel. city; + M Bailey, Cincinnati; p NJ
Riehardson, Rapides parish; J B Johnson. St
and wife, Miss: G Cochran, Emmett + Ross
Canton; Mrs Hitchcock Mobile: John Fl Ter
rail- and wife. Mr. Durry, Paulding; L r Eegles-
ton. Vicks burg: l. Moaby st Louis: Mrs Ross.
canton; q Carter. st Louis; Il Fl Hoffman
Canton: Clark Sisson. Miss; W $ Hansell,
CASsIDY's HOTEL-John Williams Brook
lyn, Y r E Womack. w Parker La: Cant
! French city; Albert Hitler Magnolia; & s
Henderson. Madison parish; Gus bias. ] Il
Alpuente. city; J 2 Knox G. T Anderson. La;
Emmett Craig. city; J Hitler, Magnolia. Miss;
E Richardson w ? Richardson. Mr. Graves
Jackson, Miss: G II Penny Texas; n 7 Iantv
Dallas. Tex: Jas Urquharr. La: M Cameron
yr, Miss; John A Ms1Iy Miss Mary Dignan, La;
Benz Hilson. East Baton Rouge: l. Layrnan
Nashville; CCullens. Tex; Jos Jacobs. La.
CITY HOTEL-WJ Parkham Thos Urban,
city; J jarvis. McCOmb City: l. Dunnica.
Magnolia: W Nieol. Iberville: A Denny,
city, Lewis ii Bellinger. N Y; James Leigh
Jones Richmond; Miss Lizzie Smith Atlanta:
= F Griffin. Miss: Isaac p Barker. st Louis VIM
Blake and wife Shreveport; Miss A Bowers,
Mobile: Miss Lou Blake Lexington. Mias; l. !
Whitaker. st Louis Mrs f A Cochrane' Mrs
Peckham. Mississippi City; Ed Williams NJ p
Bay st Louis; Edward T Cook London Eng,
land; George Cowan. Queensland; Gen RI p |
Hurst. city: H Babcock Galveston: Fl A
Glenn. Victoria: Jno f Lay. Thbodeaux.
, Tony ,Denier's Humpty Dumpty. Thursday
81. Charles Theatre