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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-24

Runa,1cy and Accident.-Sundav morn
ing about 10 O'Clock horse attached TO a
buggy. in which were seated Mr.. Crump,
OF New Kent, and two colored persons,
took fright near the corner OF Ninth and
Hull streets, and dashed furious1y down the
latter street. When near Eighth street Mr..
Crump Jumped out and fell, striking his
head, inffictiug serious cut. The injured
man was carried to Wesiger's drugstore.
DR.. Archer was called in, and he received
needed attention. Mr.. Crump was able
to go to Richmond about 2 O'clock P. NJ
He expressed himself as highly pleased
with his kind treatment at the hands
OF many gentlemen in the city. Soon
after Mr. Crnmp Jumped out one OF the
colored men followed and escaped unin-
jured. The horse kept on furiously, and
the last occupant Of the buggy-a colored
boy-sat still until he reached Fifth street,
when he was advised by persons on the
street to "light." He did so, and, cat-like,
landed on his feet amid great cheering. and
took out after the horse and buggy, which
went flying over Mayo's bridge, not stop
ping to pay toll, and has not been heard
from in this city since. Mr. Crump had
been down below the city on visit, and
was returning to Richmond via the River
view road '.
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FANCY GRASSES AND ALL THE NOVELTIES OF
the season at .r.. ...
JOHN MoRToS's Flower-Garden,
Main and Reservoir streets.
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Toy WAGONS, HOBBIES, and SuooFLIEs in
great variety ut the 99-CENT STORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-24

GOLD WATCHES from sl5 up-half the price
charged esewhcrc-at WINsTOCK'S.
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DOWN THEY GO.

Six pounds Pure Candies only 81.
Five pounds French Candy, 81, at
ANToNIs, Main street.
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LARGE CnRoMos, in solid carved walnut frame,
for Sl.25, at the sS-CENf siohH'
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4itI.nlplld Dispatrll,

xs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED C1RCU-;
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY. 81.
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LARGE assortment Of BOOKS, reduced to SO cents,
1t the 99-CENT STORE.
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Sent to the Grand Jtry.-Joe White (coI-
oredj was yesterday sent on to the grand
Jury on charge OF knocking down Isaac
Reed (colored) and robbing him OF S2.10.
White, being unable to give bail, was COM
mitted TO iail. The accused has figured in
police circles before for being drunk and
disorderly, but has always been considered.
honest,s and bears good character from
those who have known him from childhood.
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BIBLES In every style of binding at ELLYsoN s.
YANcEY'S, l112 Main street. -.s..'"
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FIowERs-FLowERsi In great variety at LA1Rp's
GAHpEN. on Grace street.
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WANTED, TO SELL OUT ALL THE
w DIAMONDS. WATCHES, CHAINS, elegant
RINGS, buttons, &C., on hand, regardless OF
value. No better chance was ever offered TO bar par
MAS PRESENTS, as am determined to give up
my office on the lst of January next. SO will sell at
Il sacrifice. ). A. WiNSIOCk,
dell-lan No. II Fourteenth street.
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THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE

= 7 Pair elegant SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EARsRINes
,t = ereat bargain at -, WINsTocK's.
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sToNE-CAMEo RIaGs-yery cheap-at VIM
ST0CR,s.' .s... 49, .s@t-# .ah#- =
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WANTED, a COOK without incum
w b-anccs. Apply at 907 east Main street, Up
ST AIRS de 24-1t%
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY Co.,)
CASHIERS OFFICE, /

RICHMOND, VA, December 5, 1878.
hTOTICE.-THE- MEETING OF The
N STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY will be held
at the Office of the company, In the city OF Kich-
mond Va. on TUESDAY Tile 7th OF January, 1oi D,
de Gid j. GARRETT, Cashier.
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THE ITALIAN CLUB SoIREE.-The first
Soiree of the Thalian Club took place last
night at de Yilliers Institute, on north
Twelfth street. The exercises consisted Of
charades, vocal and instrumental music, di-
alogues, and defamation. The attendance
OF the patrons and friends Of the institute
was large. Masters Theodore Kennedy, S.
P. Mitchell, John Wayt, and Misses Julia
PEBBLE, Lizzie Robbins, and little Miss
Henrietta Harris, were specially prominent,
and reflected great credit upon themselves
and. the. institute. Master Kennedy was
marked proficient in defamation, instru-
mental music, and French.
A feature Of the entertainment was the
performance Of the music class, in which
some scholars of only two months stand
ing took part. Masters Richard McCurd-
ley, Henry Siegel, Albert and Moultrie
Moses deserve special mention for the rem
dition Of the schoolmaster dialogue, which
was highly enjoyable. The whole enter
tainment was pleasant to all who attended.
and the proficiency Of the pupils reflected
credit upon Mons. and Mile. de Yilliers.
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THAT RosEwooD WRfT,SG-DEsx FOR. s2.75 IL
a great hargaiu at tho sa-CENT STORE.
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Fine DIAMOND STUDS very cheapat
TINsTnCR.G.
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aEsTAURATEURs.
AND CHRlSTMAS.G..7
THE CHEF OF THE CULINARY ART
is prepared to oeoE,ribute
THE BEST OF THINGS IN HIS LINE

To 'DrOmOte the eraffMCatlON VL uIS 2IISHHS~
EVERY LUXURY t -,
OF field and aood,
So WILD AND TAME.
can be found in his larder, and will DC served 10
order In perfection OF art. :, .ha
season He Is proud Of his ability 70 contrioute 70
their happiness at this season OF jabssioaa ao az
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LEVY BROTHERS
offer to-day large lot Of
sst CLoAKs, :. ~ s.t
.s~s.i:. 3t at SO 4at5
n. 49,. GREArLY-REDUcED PRICES.
Having bought out q large stock, direct from the
manufacturer, at a great sacrifice, they are ena-
bIed to. offer @iisEg r
st3 !. Il EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
They also offer
SILKS, ,SATINs, AND yELyErs,
at unprecedentedly low prices. Much can be gained
by calling at LEVY BROTHERS. and making your
purchases. r s
= CHRrsTMAs-1s78.
GRAND OPENING TO-DAY.
LEVY BROTHERS STORE
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PLACE IN THE CITY.
EVERYTHING SOLD REAL CHEAP.
LOTS OF GOODS For A LITTLE MONEY.
BE SURE TO SEE THE GRAND DISPLAY.
BARGAINs-THE BEST YET OFFERED
t. LEvr BRoruEns.
sToNE-CAMEo RINGs-very cheap-at WIN
STOCKS,
Elegant fine GOLD VEST OPERA, and GUARD
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EVERYTHING SOLD REAL CHEAP.
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s BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS. Christmas may be
said to have commenced at the Tobacco
Exchange. The highest reported price
paid yesterday was S5. 7i55 y S,... .i.,
The fifth grand annual bail Of st. Peters
Catholic Total Abstinence and Beneficial
Society takes place at Monticello ball to-
night. = ls.g@a
The First and Second markets will be open
to-day from daylight until O'Clock p. NJ.
They will be closed Tomorrow.
! The amount Of United States internal
revenue collected yesterday amounted to
S5,131.53.
There were no entrances at the custom
house yesterday, and no clearances.
\ The coastwise receipts yesterday were
coal, salt, lumber, and wood. The ship
ments were spokes and COAL + -. 3.}
The total receipts at the city treasury for
the week ending December 2lst were $780,
s34.28. - 4 r.
The Commercial Club will have social
gathering at their rooms tomorrow evening
from to 10 O'Clock. .'.~ CO."
Policeman Charles 81. Sweeney, of the
Middle district, while on duty Saturday
night, fell and sprained his ankle.
, The choir OF st. Johns church has been
re6rganized. Miss Julia Mitchell IS leader,
and the music is highly spoken Of.
A horse attached to a buggy ran off on
Main street Yesterday, and at the corner OF
Fourteenth Knocked down a little boy, cut
ting him slightly about the head and face.
Edison's phonograph was exhibited to a
good audience last night at the Third Pres
byterian church for the benefit of the Mis-
sion Sunday school,. - 80.
There will be q pound party in the base
ment Of Clay-Street church to-day and to-
morrow. t91 r...s,.
Madame Fachon's Partisan Burlesque
Company appeared to fair audience at the
Theatre last night. The performance is a
general variety, and very poor at that. The
music last night was also very inferior. The
company appear again tonight, with change
OF programme.
Turkeys sold yesterday at from fifteen to
eighteen cents per pound, with an upward
tendency. Butter and eggs also advanced
in price.
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FLOWERS OF ALL DESCRIPTION Tor Christmas
and New year to be had at LAEHD's GARDEN, on
Grace street.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,( .
RICHMOND, VA, December 13, 1875.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEEIlNG
1 OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
will be held at their banking-houSe, In the city OF
Richmond, TUESDAY The l4th day OF January
1879, at l2 O'Clock II. ;. A. GLOSEh.
dc l4-2tawtl4Ja ----t --- = (asnler.
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BAneA1Ns-THE BEST YET orrrREp. )
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OFFICE CITY FIRE-ISsURANCE CoMpASY,}
RICHMOND, VA, December IL, 1878.
A CALLED MEETING OF THE
n STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY VIII
Gc held NJ the Office of the company on the 18TH
DAY f,F JANUARY NEXT, at 8 O'Clock Z. IL.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ia o-tI,o f. r. MEADE, Secretary.
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TIE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE
:! - Sf#as Is that -. -
-;.:!. AsroNI,s CoNFEcrToNERIEs
~ i.sfg..'- ,.S are the best and the cheapest.
d iRArs1Ns,for cakes, three pounds Cor % cents.
- CITaoE, 90 cents per pound three pounds for 90
Il esSkRDLEss RAIsIss, 25 cents.
ssNUTS assorted, j s cents, 49, us5t eH
sTABLE-RAIsINs, two pounds for 25 cents.
e An FINE CANDIES at reduced prices.
Don't wait for the rush. Come one, come al, to
l.s.s ANToNI's,
the Confect.oner. Main Street.
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CHRISTMAs-lS7S.
GRAND OPENING TO-DAY.

LEVY BROTHERS STORE
HE MOST ATTRACTIVE PLACE IN THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-24

TOR RENT, THE VERY DESlRA-Id
l. BILE STORE ut the southwest corner oil Ill Ill
tiyhlccuth ami San streets. now and for several
years past occupied by Mrs. JOHN Feeney as 8
grocery-store. This store Is considered enc OF le
best groccry-stands IN The city. Possession given
ROBERT B. LYME.
de21.3t I2t2 Main street.
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HALL OF COURT EXCELSIOR. No. 9, /. .. f..
DROTHERS.- Attend a regular meeting
- of your Court THIS Tuesday EVENING; tne
oath AT ESQ O'Clock, at your hall, corner OF Mayo
and FraskIin streets. Nomination or officers and
oiber business or Importance. Members OF sister
courts invited 10 attend. W. A. LAMhiN,
5.Oi-1t* - '- Secretary.
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Elegant DIAMOND R,aGs at half the usual rrtc
n. urTssToCX,s. -, <sl - $50
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NATIONAL BANK OF FIRGINIA,l
RICHMOND. VA, December 10. 1878.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEEI1NG
L OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK,
for the election of directors, win be held at Lne
bInking-house on TUESDAY. January ~. 1879,
at ~ O'Clock VI. j. w. LOChhoOn,
de lO-2tawtd tasiter.
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THE MARKETS.

NTOTlCE.-The FIRST and SECOAD
M MARX ETs will be held on ,PUESDAYthe
24th Instant from day light untili 6'eioek ~ u.
There Will be no market on the 2Sth tChrtsnas
daYis - = SAMUEL ELLIS. To- -
GEORGE TIaiBERLAkE..
de 23.2t SntN9.
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LOTS OF GOODS Ron A LITTLE MONEY.
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S1.as sDoLL-CARRIAeEs reduced 20 -$I.50 ct
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Hustirqs Co.rt.-Aiter Che transaction.o!
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FOR RENT.

E DESIRABLE STORES. &aa
No. 6lS east Broad Street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
No. 49, Broad street. between Second and Third.
Nice SMALL STORE on the west line OF Sixth
between Broad and Marshall streets.
annIv 10 ROBERT B. LYME,
dc ni.Yt 1912 Main street.
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BE SURE TO SEE THE GRAND DISPLAY.
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- OFFICE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERs}
SAVINGS BANK,
RICHMOND. December 2S, 1878. }
rE,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
| STOCKHOLDERS OF this bank will De heid al
mir Office ON MONDAY the 18th OF january,
1e 81 - WILLIAM A. JENKINS, Cashier.
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RICHMOND, December 23, 1878.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OLD DO
MiSIoN GRANITE COMPANY win take place at
Tho rompany,s Office, in the law ofi &C OF Benjam IN
n Nash. No / is Main street, at IL NJ. ON the 1sT
LA Va GEORGE. W. HALL,
aeo4 Secretary and Treasurer.
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DOR RENT, THAT FIRST-CLASSm
II STORE and WAREHOUSE No: l Four ~
teenth street, recently occupied ny Messrs Hli! u
SkInker II is three stories high, with 2ood cellar
suitable for storage. Rent very reasonable; APPLY
10 JOHN IT. GODDlS, IS
Real Estate Agent,
do oI.at Bank and Eleventh streets.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-02

tSignedl JOHN ELLSLER.
Nothing more passed between the mana.
gers on the subject. DAILY cast Miss Morris
for Ann Sylvester" and the townwondered
what new CROCHET he had taken up. They
went to the theatre on the opening night to
see what she was like. They found n slight
frau girl feeling at every step that she was
undergoing the crucial test by which she was
surelyto make or break. It was "a supreme
movement in a great career. TIN t~irst.two
rcts moved well enough. The more careful
observers said she was getting on nicely
better than theyhad expected, and they ra'her
thought she would win at least q success of
esteem. The critics were out in force.
Winter, of the Tribune, figeted uneasily, and
notunsympathetically; BronsonHoward then
in the field OF journalism, looked OH, but his
imperturbable demeanordisclosed nothing Of
his thought the cynicle Nym Crinkle, the
Mephistophelean metaphysicianof metropol.
itan critics elevated his contemptous nose in
q manner that meant anything or nothing;
the brilliant and warm hearted Wm. Steuart
brokePut now aud then with a little exclama-
ton of satisfaction, and others of the guild
looked ON and hoped. The old play goers-
the New York Type of which is sal generis-
sat therO a crowdof doubtingThomases, when
suddenly the climax of the third act was
reached. Then it was that Anne Sylvester, "
goaded to indignant frenzy, turned on her
rival the walls of her wrath and swept the
theatre like q tornado. Thu surprise was as
great as the acting, and both were paralleled
in the experience of most of those who sat
in the Fifth Avenue Theatre on that men,
orable night. The next day Clara Morris
was the lion of the town, and to-day, des-
pites her physical frailty, she is to the me-
tropolis what Sarah Bernhard is to Paris.
Detroit Free Press.
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From Hon. Theo. P. Bogert, Bristol, RI

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"TRY HER"
A MEMORABLE IN THE CARRIER OF
CLARA MORRIS.

A MEMORABLE INCIDENT IN THE CAREER OF
3S@sas AL ADAA''
In the fall Of 1869 Augustin DAILY began to
hear extraordinary stories of the emotional
power Of Clara Morris, who was then q pro
tge of the genial John Ellsler, the proprietor
and present manager of the magnificent Eu.
cid Avenue Opera House in Cleveland. The
genial and fatherly Joh was anxious to ad.
vance the fortunes of his pupil, and n New
York opening was thought to be a desirable
thing. In fact the Metropolitan stage is the
Mecca toward which all ambitious stage folks
bend their steps in dubious pilgrimage, and
on the results thereof hang all their hopes of
fame and fortune. After considerable CORE
spondence DAILY engaged the little Morris to
play minor parts. He had made a contract by
which Wilkie Collins was to dramatize Mar
and Wife" with which the Napoleonic man.
ager was to open the senson of Is69-70. Two
weeks before the opening night he had heard
nothing from Mr.. Collins in regard to the
dramatization, SO he sat down and dramatized
the novel himself, put it in rehearsal, and laid
himself out for n brilliant hit. At the last
moment his Heading woman, Agnes Ethel,
severed her connection with the Fifth Ave
u Theatre. DAILY was in a quandary. Sud
denly a thought flashed upon him. Clara Nor
ris! Why would it not be a mastery stroke
to send her up the dizzy ladder at a leap or
kill her OF at once: Ten minutes later he
had wired the following dispatch:
NEW YORK. - 1863.
JoHs ELLsLER. Cleveland:
Can Clara Morris play Anne sylvester Answer
tSignedl AUJUsTIS DALY.H
In due time the following reply was re-
ceived
CLEvErASD, - 1869.
AUoUsTIE DAILY,
Fifth avenue Theatre, New York:
Try her.
~tsignedl JOHN ELLsLER.
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|!COLuAS1@|
V1LThIC PLASTER

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Douloureux, Nervous Pain, Affections of
the Kidneys, Fractured Ribs, Affections
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of the Back, Strains and Bruises, Weak
Back, Nervous Pain of the Bowels, Cramp
in the Stomach and Limbs, Heart Affec-
lions, Enlarged Spleen, Bruises and Puno-
lures. eumat of the Wrists and
Arms, Asthma, Govt, Local and Deep
seated Pains, Pain in the Chest, Stitch In
the Back, Pain in tho Hip, Varicose or
Enlarged Veins, Crick I'm the Back and
Neck, Pain and Weakness in Side and
Bara, Hoars.ncss. Sore Throat, Lumbago.
Whuo?ins Cough, Sharp Pains in the
Breast. Heart Disease, 0uinsy. Diabetes,
md fsr I.atGeness In any part OF the Body.
Price, 25 Cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-25

WASTED iMMEDrATEfY, TWO GIRLS.
70 wait on tables. apply 70
A. .ROSENHEIM.
r.. Al the Cigar Store Main street.
lureka, December III, 1878. all
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-25

the petroleum trade 10 greatly depressed.
according 10 tho Philadelphia :. Record. .
which says 1000 barrels we're sold in that
market, last Wednesday, at ssn cents per
gallon. This Is at the rate Of S3.7i per
barrel q ~ gallons, a price which leaves
ma margin or profit for producers. The
only parties that make any money out Of
It are the transporting companies, and
those fortunate persons with whom they
share their earnings.