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Science and Common Sense

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shnielIoir between Dr!3 Bartkowskt and
Prof. Reinhardts asilalso thez sonata by
Mendelssohn for piano and cello, between
Professors Refnhardt md Thilow, were
|lfighiy creditabie performances. III The frst-
Epeasioned piece Dr. BartkotT ski gave even
|a greater evidences OF Ihis skill 'as atfinfsbed
|Tfolinist than on, anyi former occasion. 10 u,
Signor; Jardella delighted the, audience
with his correct and almost Wond dersm exc,
.cntion of the clarinet SOLO, arranged from
g III Trovatore ''bg De Befiot and Labafre..
!, The orchestra played rsells but, iwiti,sthe
exception OF f.the charming, g Gavotte,H by
Resch, we cannot say much Of their aselee7
,tons. !" ~ - 80 -; !,
) The Batoa, which Is always pleasant, was
ipnusuniiy spicy last evenings Ifit 'contin-
lies in this strain twill beasuceessfut rival
fof The, Detroit Free Press. - aoilo,e 10 4
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RsDUCTIoSs.-The following lots, = limited
have been marked follows In order TO close them
out, not wishing TO carry them over TO next season
Black Cheviot Suits formerly sold ut Sl4 now $40
Blue Cheyiot Suits formerly sold ut $3.50 now
$3.50;
Gray Cheviot Suits formerly sold at Sl4 now $40;
Mixed Cashmere Suits formerly sold 1912 now 50
Blue Flannels formerly sold III 81 q now IS;
White Vests formerly sold at 81 now 75c.;
White Vests formerly sold at 75c. now SO;
Unlaundrlcd Shirts, superior quality, So per dozen.
These are bone Gde reductions, ana made to pre-
vent ccumnlation of broken suits. Gail early.
- A. SAKS G Co, 1913 Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHAMBER or COaMEECE.-The annual
meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce was
held Yesterday eyening-Mr. W. II. Watts
En- The chair. and z. 5. Coghlan, Esq, sec.
Ectary. The report OF The President &c. o.
NSltinc), giving 4 TeSunle OF the business
done by The Chamber during the year, was
|rcad ...
The Trasurer's report showed a balance
En- hand OF $3GG.43.
The following officers were elected: E.
h. N0ltln., president; II. Z. BIankcnshiI
Ind Thomas Potts, vice-president>; Trea'
Iurer. john II. Montague; Secretary. Z. &.
|Cochlan. Directors: l.. D.. Crenshaw, Jr.,
u. i. Rogers. c. l.. Williams. J. Il. Purcell,
iaborne Watkins. c. a. Baldwin, \. l..
S,ilctt, I. VI. Logan, {. d. Hill, -. Levy, L.
N. McCance, J. G.. SPOTS, Thomas Seddon,
h. II. Mayo. and S. II. HaweS.
Nr. Potts read the following letter OF
thanks relative to the monument erected
through the efforts OF the Chamber over the
crave OF their first prcsdent-David l.
Burr:
RICHMOND, VA, April %, 1873.
Thomas Potts. Esq, Chairman Of Com
mittee on Bur- Monument, de-:
Dear Sir.-In behalf Of the surviving
members OF my fathers family l wish to
ypress our deepest gratitude and apprecia-
lion OF the handsome testimonial Of the al
lection and esteem OF the Richmond Cham
her OF Commerce which has been erected
over his grave in Hollywood.
|; Will ever show the great respect and
Dove in which he was held by his fellow
men. and his children will always regard it
hyith n sacred pride aud heartfelt thankful
mess for your kind generosity.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
DAVID /. BURR. 4,
tlourucd.
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From Christian Union, August %, 1871

EVER SINCE DIR. WILLIAM NJ. GILES, of 10 l
Sixth nvenuc extended frank invitation TO owners
of lame horses to bring their equine property round
to his place of business for free treatment the cor
ncr of Twenty-sevcnth street and Sixth avenue has
come to resemble horse fair. The Doctors bold de-
fance which ifhus thrust upon the curious attention
Of his ncighbors Is based his earnest belief in his
Iodide ammonia Liniinent, which Is now pre-
ferred to all others by the chief stCck-raiscrs and
sporting men Of this country.
A valuable horse Of the writer's was kicked on the
hook. Swelling and lamcncss ensued. rendering the
ami nal nearly worthless. We were advised to try
Giles's Imminent, and we are grati6cd to say 1t
acted like charm. About two inches of bone came
away, The sore healed up and the lamcncss and
swelling are fast disappearing.
=. I.TNay HTNRy WA59 Xnnn2r' nEEcHER'} Editors.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAr.-For the Mid
sile Atlantic States, higher pressure, varia'
sblc winds, mostly from northwest 10 north
asst, stationary or higher temperature, and
aclear or partly cloudy weather. with possibly
Occasional light rains.
For the South Atlantic States, higher
spressure, northwest 10 southeast winds, and
Cloudy or partly cloudy weather. and nearly
stationary temperature viii prevail, with
/ srair-areas.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
TggRMoSEIER YESTERDAY: 4. NJ, So ;
b A. 81. 60: noon. II; 3 p. NJ, So; P.
b.. 20: midnight, 60.
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MAxCHEEsrER AND VICINITY. .,,,,l'.

{ .An Accommodd oddtion.-Postmaster Robert
Beattie, always desirous Of accommodating
the public, has arranged to have q morn
ing mali. The mail is sent over and, re-
turned by the stage-line OF r. B. W. Beat
tie.s ESQ., &c closes at 8 O'clock "a. III. and
is ready for delivery at 10 O'Clock RI NJ J,
which is the earliest possible hour at which
the northern and southern mails can reach
our city after distribution in Richmond.
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SUMNER RESORT.
THE. RAWLEYa SPRINGS. .llf4 ~. 5,
:. NEAR HARR1soNBuRG. VA

This popular and fashionable SUMMER RESORT
offers rure attractions in fine mountain air and
scenery, superior hotel accommodations. variety
of gay amusements and Its famous CHALY LYBEATE
SPRINGS, well known rs the BEST TOS1C-WA-
TIERS In Virginia. ;-.l . .F. ...s.gt. .!,ttsl.
In all diseases OF debility and especially In MALA.
DIES PECULIAR TO FEMALES, their Effects are lits
tie short Of magical. s.,t
Board, per day, $3.50: per week. s12.50; one
month, $40: two months, $75. SPECIAL RATES
one month. #a,if ..tG ASK IasLa,.[ e.si1,-t
Teleera ph- and post-oHlces ut The Springs. ..r F.
:: HOTEL NOW OPEN. >. E y @'2 ~. - 20
- For pamphlet write to ~. -.-s II. All n
~ RAWLEY SPRINGS COMPANY,
te1O-1w 80 :, 80 iarrsonburg. Va x
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The La,on Party.-The lawn party OF the
ladies OF the Presbyterian church in the
park OF the Pulliam mansion, adjoining the
Baptist church, was grand success and
novelty. The grounds were brilliantly illu-
minated. Excellent refreshments, choice
music, charming young creatures and elderly
ladies, and moonlight, conspired to make
the affair in every way enjoyable. ..
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Il Merited COMPREHENSIVE. Stephen G..
Dyer, Just elected worshipful master Of
Manchester Lodge, a. e. and A. NJ, has
not been member of the Order more than
five years. and resident OF Manchester for
a still shorter period.
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a BreGlc- Do1cn. Operations are Temporal
rily suspended at the Old Dominion Cotton
Mills. a breakdown occurred in the weay-
ing-room, which Of course necessitated the
suspension OF the entire establishment. The
suspension will be OF but short duration.
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Sgnday-Schoot Annivsrsary.-Great pre-
parations are being made for the anniver-
sary Of the Fifth-Street Sabbath school al
Masonic Hall next Sunday at 3 O'Clock P
NJ. u. Coleman Wells is superintendent OF
this school
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The SoirGe To- Night.-The Southern Star
Socials will have a select cotilon soirfe at
Lyceum (Owens's) Hall tonight. Commit
tee OF Arrangements: A. j. Blankenship
and John Dunnavant. Floor Committee {:
Willie Hart and John Robinson. >
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Carried Ouer.-Sheriff Flournoy, OF
Chesterfield, yesterday conveyed to the PEN
itentiary William johnson, sent by the
County Court for fifteen years for borse.
and buggy-stealing. ...........s .... ...'
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POLICE COURT, THuRsDAY.-Ihe Police
Justice presiding. g.-The following cases
were disposed Of: IA
Theodore NolIe, charged with driving
fast and recklessly on the streets. Fined 81.
Robert Lewis, charged with assaulting
Edgar Farley in the market-house. Attach
ment issued for accused, he not appearing.
Ella Smith alias Mary Graham, charged
with stealing pair Of shoes from Simon
Morris, valued at Sl.5o. Sent to Jail for
twenty-four hours. ~, ss...E =. a2;.
James Evans, charged with being drunk
on the streets-a nonresident Order to
leave the city at once.
Samuel Page (colored) and John Smith,
charged with disorderly conduct on the
street late at night. Fined 81 each.
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!! Editors Dispatch: I.would like to eall
the attention OF the police and ask them
why it Is that those negroes are allowed to
hollo and sing about town at night, and
make many OF its good citizens spend Sleep
Tess nights Respectfully, ath:. / 8!
q A SUHsCRInER /,
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The DRulDs.-The Grand Grove convened
al Druids' Hall last evening. Present: n.
q. 4. I. l.. Courtney, D. &. A. Peter
stump, Grand Secretary William E. Cree,
Grand Treasurer c. C. Thon, Grand Mar
shal John Metzger. G. I. 6. William L..
baldwin, G. O. q. Isaac Solomon; repre-
sentative OF No. 9, Henry Koch; represen-
tatlye Of No. 8. DR.. Charles A. Mercer !;
representative Of No. 6, w. w. Phillips. !,
The most important business for transac-
llon is on tbeadoption OF a mutual widow
and-orphan endowment-fund plan The
balance OF business is mostly local, as no
Hroyes exist outside OF this city. ,....
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Masonic ELECTIONS. Johns Lodge,
40. SO, has elected The following oficersfo
the ensuing year: Thomas j. Evans, Wor-
sshipful Master; James Anderson IS. W.;
George A.: Hundley, j. W.; William FL.
Iatum, treasurer; Walter Moore, secretary;
a. G. MAYNARD, s. D.; -. Thompson, j.
D.; Rev. Z. w. Warren, d. D., Rev. James
Gates, and Rev. n. j. Mieheibacher, chap
iains; Arthur Fnqua and T.. e. Shepherd,
stewards; Thomas Angel, tiler.
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Ready for July.-Joseph L. Spain, coun-
Gilman elect from the First Ward, has quail
fed as such and is ready to take his seat
1,JIly 1st .., E.. sr .F.' RI
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Y GARDEN CoScERT.-Professor Kessnich
and his excellent band will: give garden
concert at Singer Halle this evening, COM
mencing at O'Clock. This pleasant man
ner OF spending summers evening is very
popular at the, North, where ladies' OF the
best society attend, and is rapidly gaining
favor here, Mr.. Zimmerman has made every
arrangement for the comfort OF guests. ~
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ASSAULT on \ RICHMOND GENTLEMAN
On Saturday last Mr.. Willie Manson, son
Of DR.. o. +. Manson. OF Richmond, arrived
at the Manson depot, on the Raleigh and
CASTOR railroad. On stepping out Of the
cars he was assaulted by Mr.. Harry Bur-
well, who was armed with heavy stick,
with which he dealt Mr.. Manson several
severe blows over his head and arm. The
latter gentleman was carrying his satchels
IN bis hand, and was therefore unable to
defend himself. Mr.. Burwell was accom-
panied by his brother OR. Joe Burwel),
Mr.. Barker and Mr. Len. Bullock, who
prevented any one from interfering. Con-
siderable sympathy has been expressed in
that community for Mr.. Manson in the man.
ntr In which he was assaulted, arriving
there after an absence OF five years
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MARINE SUIT.-The Circuit Court OF
Richmond-Judge Barton presiding
engaged yesterday trying the suit OF Har-
rls Brannin against Cringan, Norris Il Co.,
for freight, demurrage, &C., growing out Of
a shipment OF salt from New York to the
firm in Richmond in 1876. The plaintiffs
were represented by Captain John 5. Wise
and the dcfendents by Major Robert Stiles.
The jury were treated to lengthy and lumi-
nous explanations OF various marine matters
and shipping terms, such as "dunnage,"
" stowage," and "demurrage," the object
being to ascertain whether the cargo Of
salt had been injured by extraordinary
causes or by negligence of the captain, and
whether the vessel had been unnecessarily
detained here in unloading by the con-
sienees. The Jury gave verdict to plain
tiffs for $3.50, which was considerably less
than the amount claimed. ...,
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD is offered
ID 10. another column by the National Board OF
ere Underwriters, through their Executive
committee in New York, for the detection,
conviction, and punishment OF the party,
OF parties, charged with burning James g.
Smiths paper-miil, In this City. on the ist5
T Instant.
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AUCTION SAFES THls DAY..

Z Ea-i on dl1 sales or Real Estate made tetDse4
the Let ef JANUARY Gnd last Of June the tares foS
tie present ysar kGre IN be pad pu the purchaser
On aIlsotes,mdde eettoeen the 1st of J.hy and Laa
, (Tfs ctst6n Ess adopted about aftfeii years ago
by all the real eesfate ngents in Iirmnud. and a-
pies to Richmond and vieinity,1, -, f..t 81
ROBERT 3. LYME. g F. NJ, trustees sale OF o LOT
on Seventh near Baker street, Navy Hill. 4.f,
iEDwARDC. GODDIS,4 p. NJ. trustees sale Of o
/; small framed house In Howard's Grove. ~ -
Z. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, furniture and canary birds.
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1 THE following visitors registered. at the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday: W. K.aCar- a.
son, Baltimore; W. e., Spencer, G.! a.
Wood, Charlotte John e. Powell, Nelson ;
Luthur r. Ford. Charlotte Courthouse; b.
j. Acosta; Jr., Savannah, Ga; W. T.Bian-
ton, Caroline, q. IA. Blanton, Spotsylya-
nia,, and E. M, Williamson. Danyilie.5 II
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Adjourned.

The CANAL-REDUCTIoN IN TIE SALARIES
0F OrFlCERS--PROGRESS OF WORK on THE
CANAL, &C.-At the November meeting, in
lSIG. OF the stockholders OF the James River
and Kanawha Company, the salaries Of the
higher officers and employees were reduced
i'm the aggregate about $4,000 per annum.
Since the ircshet Of November, 1877, the
Question of further reduction has been at
several times carefully considered. Certain
and reductions OF force have
been from time to time made, and now the
Board OF Directors ito whom the matter had
been referred blythe stockholders, in session
on Tuesday and Wednesday, have taken
such action as will probably result in fur
her annual saving OF about $4,000. This last
Reduction affects the salaries OF all OF the
officers and employees Of the company, to
lake effect from and after July 1st.
The canal from Richmond to Lynchburg
is in good navigable order, but the COM
pany's forces are kept ut work still fur
Acr improving the channel and strength
cning the banks. Some necessary work
will be done on dams and other structures
this season.
Repairs west OF LynchburS are bein s
vigorously prosecuted with 4l0 convicts
aud other forces in the employment Of Jor-
dan. Ballard & Co., contractors. The con-
tract requires the completion OF the canal
10 Lexington by August 1st, and to Bpch.
anan by january lst, and it is believed that
these undertakings will be substantially
complied with.
II is probable that much OF the present
years crop from upper Rockbridge and
Boetourt will be brought to Balcony Falls
by battcau-bcats. and thence TO market by
canal-boatS.
business on the canal and in the Rich
mond dock is reasonably fair.
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VOL. LII.
THE CITY FREE SCHOOLS.
Final Exercises of leigh and Clay
Groups. So

INTERESTING CEREMONIES AT THE THE
,ATRE-THE PROGRAMME FOR both
scHoots-LIsT OF AWARDS AND OTHER
DISTINCTIONS.
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!, THE RaIcE OF pkotogtaphs has ieeu redtcsu eifg
,AxnEEsox,s. ALEERy. 9l3 Main street. The szess
facilities OF this gallery win enable ts
patrons ID obtaih reaffy rstclass pictures at mode
Ista ci,1aestals I'd a. eiE2tE.!liS IEi.I ItItI9t
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te 1O-1w W
HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA, ..ia
NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS.

These waters and accommodations are too we'll
known land hope fayorably) to need a lengthy
description. Those wishing the use Of the waters
incidentally can get pamphlets directions, &s., by
applying to Purcell. Ladd & CO., Richmond, or to
at the Springs. In reducing the board TO $40 and
$50 the accommodations will be the samc better,
II possible. Special arrangements made for fami-
lies or large parties. -. - 80
WILLIAM B. BISHOP, ., =,
je 3-eod1m Proprietor.
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HOTELS.
CHESTER HOUSE, f51 '.
" CHESTER, VA.
JOSEPH II. sNEAD. PROPRIETOR.

JOSEPH Il. SNEAD, PROPRIETOR. ~ @''-
This House, located on the Richmond and Peters.
burg railroad, thirteen miles from Rtchmola, ana
nine from Petersburg. with Its comfortaole COT
tages, Lawn, and Spring Of fine Cha aybeaie water,
contribute towards making II convenient and desl-
rabIc Boarding-House. particularly FOR families
who contemplate leaving the cities during the sum-
mer months.
The railroad authorities furnish bonrders At this
house passes 10 and from either city at 20 per
mouth aud 10 persons building on the Chester
Tract". free pass for ten years OH each dwelling
house erected and occupied by family OF white
AN opportunity Is thus fo.ded TO merchants ana
others lin the cities to spend The mtg hts with their
families lat Remarkably healthy placcC and return
10 the cities In lime for business. jc INV
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JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, ROCKBRtDGE COUNTY, VA.

These delightful Springs are eight miles from
Goshen Depot. on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, from which point elegant coaches run regu-
larly over good road through beautiful and pic
turesque country. The improvements are entirely
now, and embrace all the modern coDvenlences for
the most comfortable accommodations. The prin-
cipal hotel, in addition to Parors, Dning-Room,
Ballroom, Sc, contains upwards Of one hundred
chambers, all newly furnished with gas and electric
bells in each the only summer resort In Virginia
which hasl. There are also superb cottage accom-
modations. Post and telegraph-ofces In the hotel.
Two daily mails from all points. In addition to the
known specially refer to- there Is Oh te grounds
one OF the strongest and best Chalybeate Springs in
the country which Is direct and p0toertut ton tc
For further particulars, terms. &C., address by
letter JOSEPH ". WOODWAhD,
nv 2I-cod2m Manager at the Springs
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~ A. ELiYsoN & Co. advertising agents, insert ad.
yerasemebts IN alIof the newspapers Of the Bnitst
Stnes publishers rates. tnrierseft At the nfsch
patch sounting-room will receive pramp, sttens
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THERE Is ART IN DRESS.
THERE IS ART IN DRESS.
rf'tfEpp hpJ npEcS

We study the person to be dtted, and
in our Ready-made. or Order Depart
nent cun select materials and style Of
fashion to MAKE best appearance, for
1oedrer. '.'o 49,
The cutters in our Custom Department
are Skitfuk and experienced. go. ..... ...
We mere aparded as high q premium
as the Centennial Exhibition gare for
our qoorkm nShip and cut, and no one
ia the United States receiued any higher :
d,cuTd. JOHN WANAaLAKER, s
.'.@5 1925. Tenth and Main streets.
PERFECTION IN CooKERY-The nearest "
pr0ach TO perfection in articles designed for stchc
use Is that Of DooLEY'S IS YEAST POWDER. Wit
very little experien ce the housewife or cook Is a
ways sure OF deli cous biscuits rolls bread, CAKE
etc., every lime. .s... -
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JoLLIFIcAT ALTON. he annual iollitication-
meeting OF the students OF Richmond Col.
iege will be held in the college chapel at 81