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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

TRAIN DELAYED.-The southward-bound
train due here early Yesterday morning met
with an accident about twelve miles south
OF Washington by which the engine, ten
der. and postal-car were thrown from the
track. The engineer fortunately was run
ming his train at rate OF speed not exceed
ing ten miles on hour, being on the look
out for slide At the point where the ac-
cident occurred there was aculvert which
had been too small to carry off the water
from the late heavy rains. This culvert had
washed out entirely, leaving the track un-
harmed. The engineer did not see the gap,
and his engine passed over safely. The
tender, however, went into the ditch, and
in doing so threw the engine from the track.
The postal-car following, mounted the ten
der, and the fireman was caught in the cab
of the engine and his head cut and injured.
The postal clerks were also slightly injured.
No one else was hurt. The train which left
here at 7:45 A. NJ. yesterday brought back
the passengers and mails about p. NJ The
damage has been repaired, and trains are
now running on their usual time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

MORE AID FOR THE FEyER-STRICKEN PEo-
pLE.-The Catholic Beneficial Society at
their meeting held Tuesday night contri-
buted 500 to the yellow-feyer sufferers at
Memphis. Tenn. The financial secretary,
Mr.. D. Hannican. was directed to inform
the Rev. William Walsh to draw on him at
sio ht for the above amount. Mr.. Paynter,
Of The Western Union Telegraph Company,
very kindly notified the reverend gentle
man of the action OF the Society free OF
charge.
Germania Lodge, No. Is. Knights OF Py-
thias. at the meeting Tuesday night appro-
priated s25 for the benefit OF the yellow
fever sufferers, and the amount was turned
over by Mr.. Henry Metzser, treasurer, to
Mr.. w. II. Quarles yesterday morning.
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Statement of the Ea>tern Question
from Il Russian Point of View.
from the London TRUTH


received last week the following letter
from a RussiaH friend, which is interesting
as looking at matters from Il Russian point
OF view.
We Russians are quite satisfied with the
Bel lin treaty. That negotiated by Ignatitf
at San Stefano has really been carried into
effect. You are welcome to the Island OF
Cyprus, and If you like to send English
capital to Asia Minor we do not object.
With Batoum and Kars in our hands in
Asia, we are masters OF the situation, and il
it pleaseS lis we can pour our armies into
Asia Minor. In Europe we have got back
the territory that we had to cede after the
Crimcan war. Servia's aspirations remain
ungratiied, and the same may be said Of
Bulgaria. Both must be our allies. In East
ern Roumeia, as it has amused our pleni-
potentiaries to call Southern Bulgaria, the
authority OF the Sultan is nominal, and the
inhabitants will look to us as their only pro-
tectors. Our great difficulty has always
been the Greeks. They are now alienated
from you. ii ever war should take place
between Russia and England we should not
attack Turkey, and you would not be able
to blockade our Black-Sea ports. We are,
therefore, much obliged to you for having
maintained the neutrality OF the Black Sea.
We dIt uOW loSulu sOuh LII
dian frontiers, and il ever, as I have
said, war takes place between our
two countries, you will find it necessary
to send troops to India instead OF
strengthening your European armies
with Indian troops. We shall, think, in
the end form an alliance with Persia, which
will be similar to that which you have
formed with Turkey. Have we, then, de-
sigLs upon India? Are we anxious to go
to war with you? Neither. But we cannot
admit inieriority. Look at the map. You
will see that our empire stretches along the
centre of Europe ond OF Asia. You insist
that we should be debarred from
any outlet on our southern frontier,
and YOU think that we shall forever
submit to such restriction, as though
we were some paltry principality.
Should YOU? II peace with you means
that we may not have access to Inc indian
seas, and that our war vessels may not visit
our southern ports, then such peace VIII
not be lasting. But whose is the fault
Yours. You strive after the impossible.
We cannot forever be expected to admit as
principle OF civilization that we are to be
cut off from the ocean because you wish TO
reign alone in the Indian seas. You might
as we'll have tried to cut of the United
States from all access to the seas, except by
ports SO far north that they are frozen up In
Winte-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

The Motett Register-Oh, What Fail.
ing Of.-Commiss,oner Aliens revised re-
port makes the alcoholic tax for August
amount to S155.27; the malt tax, Sl5.27-
total, s179.S2-only difference OF eight
cents as published Tuesday. The tax for
July was S2S2.G5; for June, $2G6.20; for
May, S267.76; for April, s336.97. Com
pairing the August with the April returns.
one may we'll say. Oh, what falling of
was there! The decrease since April 1st
has been nearly fifty per cent, and several
malt registers have been put up. The num-
Der now in operation is twenty alcoholic
and thirteen malt registers, one of each
having been placed in position yesterday.
The registers were put up in Manchester
September "a. 1877. Up to September 1st
135,543 alcoholic and 40,SS5 malt drinks had
been registered. Alcoholic tax, S3,3Sl.07 ;
malt tax, S2ot.43-aggrcgate, s3,5S5.5o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

A PLEASANT TRIP.-This morning Mt 1870
O'Clock number of the members of our
City Council and several city officials will
leave Richmond city by way OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway on pleaSurc-trip
for the West. They will first stop at the
White Sulphur Springs, where they will be
Joined by members Of the patty who have
preceded them to that place. From the
White they will proceed, by special invita-
ton, to the coal mines of West Virginia,
and after spending some time in seeing the
wonders Of that wild and beautiful section
of country, will leave for Huntington,
where they will embark for ride down the
Ohio river to Cincinnati. The trip down
the river will be made on a fine steamer, and
will occupy night and a portion OF one
evening. The party will spend most OF the
time in Cincinnati, where they will find
many places to interest them-such as the
new Springer Music Hall, Davidson Foun-
tain, Masonic Temple, Pixies Opcra-Hollse,
new Custom-H House, Over-the-Rhine Zo0to-
gical Garden, Spring. Grove Cemetery, Eden
and Lincoln Parks, and the beautiful su.
burbs OF Avondale, Mount Auburn, and
Walnut Hills. While in Cincinnati the
visitors will be quartered ut the new Gibson
House, corner OF Fourth and Walnut
streets. Chief Ainslie and Alderman Beall
will probably join the party at this place
and return with them home. A delightful
Journey and safe return home TO old Rich
mond is no doubt in store for our friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

CELEBRATION OF THE GOOD SAMARITANs.-
There will bca celebration OF the Indepcnd-
ent Order of Good Samaritans OF this city
and Washington on Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. All of the lodges Of Good Samar-
tans are to assemble at Navy-Hill Hall at e
O'Clock, where they will join the visiting
lodges from Washington, and the line OF
march be formed. The visiting lodges will
arrive at p. NJ. to-day, and will he met at
the head OF Broad street by the reception
committee and escorted to Navy-Hill Hall,
where they will be entertained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

Death Of U. Estim0ttc Citizen.-The fol-
lowing is taken from tic Petersburg Post
OF yesterday:
"Mr. Joseph +. Rawlings, much
esteemed citizen OF GrPcnsvillc county.
while in the discharge Of his duties as al
employe on the EarroW-gaugc railroad
from Clar's saw-nlill to Clair's junction,
on the Petersburg railroad. had his foot
and large portion Of his right leg hoIrI-
blv shattered on last Friday by the
wheel passing on it. He fingered at his
home near where the accident occurred,
and, though the skill Of eminent physi-
clans were employed, reaction could not be
produced, and on Tuesday morning death
relieved him from his suffering. He was
between forty and iorty-tivc years old, had
been gallant soldier during the war and
en,oyed the confidence Of his numerous
friends. He leaves Il family to sorrow for
their sad bereavement.
Mr.. Rawlings had friends in this city who
were shocked 1T the news OF his sudden
death, and who tender their heartfelt sym.
Dathy to his bereavcd family. The deceased
was one OF the most thrifty farmers and
beloved and respected citizen OF Greensvile
| county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

PersOnu'.-lir. Daniel X. Weisiger, an
old and esteemed citizen, who has been
quite IL, was reported somewhat better
yesterday.
Miss Jennie Baird leaves to-day for Staun-
ton to resume her studies, much to the re-
gret OF her many friends. Miss Baird was
highly distinguished 4; the last session, and
reflected credit upon ber native city.
Dr. Charles r. Wcisiger, OF Midlothian,
is reported quite sick.
Manchester society enters upon its fall
season with some dczen as fair and as
charming dcbutnnteS as any city OF like size
i'm the Union can boast OF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

WYMAN AT THE ETHEATKE.-Wyman had a
very good audience at the Theatre last
night. His various tricks OF legerdemain
seemed to give general satisfaction. Every
body received a building lot, and some ia
vored few more substantial presents, such
as clocks, umbrellas, &c. Wyman contin-
lies at the Theatre all the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

CLEARED FROM THE OM-HousE.-The
following vessels cleared from this port yes.
terday: The American brig Stephen Bishop.
Gilky master, for Genoa, Italy, with 333
hogsheads leaf tobacco, valued at $4,000,
shipped by Messrs. f. w. Hanewinckel Il
Co. and the Norwegian bark Gefa, Thomes-
sen master, for Rio de Janeiro. Brazil, with
3,644 barrels and 200 half barrels -four,
valued at S22,500, shipped by Messrs. Dun
lon e Mc(,ance ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05
| field County Court recorded twenty-efght
deeds for august. During the same time
he issued six marriage-licenses-three white
and three cOIOred.

The Meeting To. Night Come One and
1N.-The time of the meeting in aid OF the
yelow-iever sufferers was changed until to-
night on account of Wednesday night being
the occasion OF services at the city churches.
1t will be held tonight ut the courthouse,
when large attendance is requested. The
meeting was not called by Mayor Clarke,
but by citizens whose sympathies have been
aroused by the narrowing intelligence re-
ccived from the infected districts.
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GOOD SAMAKITASS.

THERE WILL BE \ GRAND cEhE, L.s
| RRATIOx .f the lNDfPt.NDENi oEDfh
OF GOOD SAMAHlTASs Of R!chiIona a:S " as.
inyton ID. e.. Oh FRIDAY. sepien'hc; ON. q. %
o'clock p NJ The hodges arf r'qus,teI 10 "tSs =. -
the Navy Htl Hall a, 81 O'Clock =. VI sharp; "htEe
they will totu the visiting lodge from "asniSl""'
wntn the line Of march Wi! be lorhiru. 10000, .,
The Committee on Reception arc t.J,,:nruEr ~ ~
mtei at the head OF Bread street on IL L hSDa'
EVENING, the Jth instant, at d ociocn. 70 ', i',
the visiting lodges from Wa>hingion aau es'ot.
them to The NaYy-Hill Hall, where fet!e'Ha''n''
viii be served To tbc visiting menptrr >, ,.x,
CoMMITTEE ON RECEPTION: Aaioh s.,cn ."n'
chairman; Pat. Davis, John j. BY: Saiple"a
r. B. Finks. F.. +. Robinson. X. ~ "Dler. n'sr,
Pa;tel son, John II. Williamson W!iiain " inT,' r ~
W. r. Robihson, }. Il. Taylor. J. II. Aoa'.s' ~ H.
BrgSs. Beverly GLASGOW, Charles Harris - AZ.
Kemp Williams. james H,ckmsn. " !lllam h"Hatn'
Charles Lewis, Thomas Hardaw4y. Thomas liiG:ar'
Johu Winfrec, james Burton. Chur!es brV"n' w
liam Pollard ,,,, 49,.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY: Charles Mills. chiet
mar. hal f.. g. Fiuks, pioneer; jacob Jones. pfe--
siding deputy Of the city, Z. a. boiling orator 0i
THE LINE OF MARCH.
The lodges win from on DuSal street. VITA rigat
resting on Fifth: march ou: ftfth 10 Bread, d"sn
Broad 10 Twcs,, y. Gfth, down Twenty-hflh 10 Maln
nm Main To Fifth Firth 10 Franslin. up frnnk-
lin 10 Adams, thence out To Leigh, down Le:sh ID
EIfth and thence back To the hall. se o-i
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New YORK, SeDtembcr 4, /

NEW YORK, September 4, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: The plan OF making
nickel collections for the relief OF the yell
low-fever sufferers in the South by means
OF ballot boxes placed in hotels and other
conspicuous positions in this and adjacent
cities has netted many thousands OF dollars.
The originator OF the plan suggests and So
licits your aid in getting the system adopted
in every CITY and town throughout the
country J. w. SlMONToN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

No wonder. 'sThere are seventeen sculp-
tors and painters from the United States now
residing IN Rome," read Mrs. Bemis from
the newspapers. "H'm! gruGted Mr. Be-
mis-, "no wonder couldn't get painter
to WhiteWash that she'd. Mrs. Bem;s glore
an awiJl glare at him. - Roeielond Co2rier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

ENTERTAINMENT ON CHURCH HILL.-The
Church and Union Hill Amateur Minstrel
Troup will give select entertainment at
Springfield Hall, corner OF Twenty-slxth
and Nj streets, tomorrow evening, I0r the
benefit of the yellow-iever sufferers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

LETTER CARRIERS WoRK.-rhe following
is the report of the Richmond letter-carriers'
work for August, 1878: Registered letters
delivered, S7l; mail letters delivered, 1922
7G1 mail cards delivered, 27,122; drop let
tiers delivered, 1916; drop cards delivered,
6,712; papers, &c. delivered, $500; letters
collected, G4,717; cards collected, 2l,145
papers, &C., collected. S.95G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

Practical Chcrity.-In addition to the
donatlon OF $50 made by Manchester Lodge,
f. and \. NJ, to the yellow-iever sufferers,
the lodge appointed Mcs>rs. Frank j. Samp-
son. 4. Royal, Henry Fitzgerald. and
others committee tosollcit donations from
the public at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

ADJUDGED LUSATIC.-A commission OF
lunacy was held yesterday afternoon upon
Mrs. Woodfin. formerly on inmate OF ot.
Paul's Church Home, a1d sic was sent Out
to the Piuel Hospital.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

J.W. CLAYTON. ESQ. Knows ABOUT lr.-iic
not onlv knows fiom his own experience, but lie
has seen Is wonderful effects on rheumatism. not
only in Baltimore, bat when hc Is chpi2'd IL c'eIA
nj ,hr Scoa,". We mean Dr. Icrndon'r GYPSY )
GIFT. which cures rheumatism ali the while, wEer-
.vur IL i given chance. II !, The only medicine
which can drive il promptly from Tie blood aud one
bottle i. enough 20 prove il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

OUR "B SELECT" WHsKEY, for family and
medicinal use. Is nnequalIed for the price.
W. ID. BLkIE & Co..
a03 SIaia street
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AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

Ef- On all gales or Reat Estate made 5etneea
The 1st gf Jonuary and last n Jun. the ta.resf9t
On al snLef lGie bsf,1een the 1St Of Jutp GndlGd
of the yenr ts tdreS hare to be paid by TIE ssisr
This custom was adOntcl about iiiteen wears aga
by all the real estate agents in Richmond aud ap.
plies to Richmond and rienity.l
JAS. MACnOUGALL, 10 A. NJ, boot and shce
trade sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

AID FOR THE FEVER SCFFERERs.-Total
collected to date, S2.912.S0. D!sbursed
s. 900, as follows: New Orleans, $3.50 ;
Memphis, 1850; Vicksburg, $3.50; Grenada,
S275; Port Gibson, S2I5-totaI, $4,000.
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TIE yILLIERs INSTITUTE.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
So a,o NORTH TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
Mr.. and MRS DE vIILLIERS,..... Principals,
fIatc Principals Of BremOnd Institute,

Mr.. and MRS. DE vIII.LIERS; Principals,
tiatc Principals of Bremond Institute,
MISS Ms JUN SASFETe i eaFFNSHn nEFNSNn Teachers
The session VIII commence on MONDAY, Sep
Pupis Of both sexes admitted as day scholars in
few HoYS WILL BE RECEIVED AS
BOARDERS In the family Of the Principal.
This school offers unusual advantages 20 ooln
sexes for a serious English education and the prac,
t,ca acuuircment OF modern @ eindy Of
the basis OF all classical ctncaton shai DE genera
in the higher departments. Boys preparing LOT COZ M
msna coursp, will receive thorough instruction IN
Greek from Monsieur de FlLLlERS.
The principals rs well rs The teachers can present
the highest testimonials OF ability and experience
cali from parents or guardians respectfully So
licted.
Per Tern, OF Three Months. Payabletn Adudnce.
Primary department. according to M
axe and grade. ~ ~ Tao ~
Academic department. 1o Uo uo
CoIleS tate, full course. oS uV
Drawing and painting III water'coiors' esch oS oS
German 49, III UG
Piano and guitar each ~ w
Boal dcrs according 10 age ana grade OF SINGLES:
No charges tor Latin. French, ard Canstnenlcs'
Special Terms to sons OF clersymen
EVENING CLASSES
FOR PERSONS NOT REGULAR rUrILs or THIS
SCHOOL:
French by Mons DE N1LLIERS.............sl W
Gcl man, by Mr.. Joan ). GETTING ER...... ~ oo
Special classes Of conversation In German ana
Special terms for private lessons in languages.
Cd of September for admission OF pupils Those
entering before the regular session. commencing on
the 18th stant. will not bc cnarCed or inc extra
time CHARLES DE FiLLlERS, b. L. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

SAVE MONEY 6y having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRISTING-IloUsE. Good WORK, 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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a AMsTSEMENrgS-

TFHE CHURCH AND UNION-HlLL
l. AMATEUR MINSTREL TROUPE will give Il
SELECT ENTERTAINMENT at springfield Hall.
corner of 7 Tweniy-siNth and n streets. FRIDAY
EVENING. Srntember G, 1878. for the benefit OF
the YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.
Admission: Adults, 25c.: children, l5c
So J.0t+
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For ALL DISEASES og THE TEETH AND GUNS
MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents hottie,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MoU9H-WAsE
are upexceiled. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

NJ. ELLYScS u CO.. advertising agents, ,nsert adj
vcrtisements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
Slrcs at publishers rates. Orders ef, at the Dts,
patch countin2-room viii receive prompt atten-
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, colder, partly cloudy
weather, frequent light rains, variable
winds, mostly northeasterly, stationary or
higher pressure.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, partly cloudy weather. occasional
rains, variable winds, nearly stationary
pressure and temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The matrimonial
market opened dull. Only one license has
been issued this month by the Hastings
Court clerk.
Sheppard Cox, an ex-cOnvjct and SuS-
picious character, was arrested yesterday
by Sergeant Paratcr on the charge OF being
a uspiciouS character and Of having in his
possession Il watch supposed TO be stolen.
The following convicts were received at
the pcnitentiary Yesterday: Luther Ford
white), from Page county, i've years ior
houSebrcaking, and William Winslow (co!-
cred), from Augusta county, three years
for grand larceny.
The highest reported price paid for to-
bacco Yesterday on Change was SGS. One
package was withdrawn at S5l.
One cargo OF glano received coaStwlsr'
Yesterday. The shipments were coal and
pavlng-blocks.
The collections OF United States internal
revenue yesterday amounted TO -, 2S2.I9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

DUFF GORDON sEERRY-Bew 'mpcrtasion-dif.
ferent grades. w. u. BLAIR & CO..
903 Main street.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
COMPETITIVE DTssE.L.
COMPETITIVE DRILL.
PREMIUMS 5000.

A COMPETITIVE DRILL, by The white military
romuauips nf the State, VIII take place on th- Fair
Grounds of the state Agricultural Society on IN"
third day of hc next Fair. rh" following premiums
will be awarded: $500 to the bcSlarilled COMPANY,
5000 To The second best ana 100 In the third best.
The awards viii he made bv committee Of Officers
in the active service Of the United states army.
Arrangements will also be made for 4 SHAN BAT
TT + on inc mex. day. If deemed pracica"'c by ;hc
companies. For ,r.ral inf"rmaion. apply To cap
tain 10. LANE stern, Adin,ant Fnrst tlrgi'ii"
regiment, Richmon!. Va" W. L. h%ihhl,
Secretary Virginia state Agricultural society.
.rcrsT 3u 1873 au 3 l-S5c
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asArRAGRANr AND PLEASANT WASH for the
month. there Is no,Giny 80 good as MEADE " bA'
KER's CAgBoLlc Mouru-WAsiI. Fifty cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, FOREIGN AND DO
MEsrIc L.2uoRs Of all grades: .
W. d. BLAIR Co.,
903 Main street.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
DOLTC MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 12;
"a. NJ, 81; noon, 90; 3 2. NJ, 90; 9 I.
~, 81; midnight, a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

The City Sch0o! Bodrd.--The City School
Board met Tuesday night at the Baird
school building. Considerable routine bus
mess was transacted. 1t is expected that
the schools will resume their duties Octo-
Der lst. Rev. William \ Campbell.was re-
elected president, and David j. Weisiger
clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

TIE MOZART THIS EvENGNG.-First.
" Marriage OF Figaro" Mozart orchestra !;
second, Solo Soprano, Home Desire
Jungmann, Mrs. Louis Eukcr, assisted by
string qllartctte; third. Duo, two yio!ns,
"Concertante," Dancla, DR.. Bar;kow> >kl
and Mr.. John Reinhardt; fourth, Solo,
piano, Phantasio, Opus 2S," McndeIssohn,
Miss Louisa y. Zogbaum; fifth. 'Quatour,'
Reissieer, Mcssrs. Kcssnich, Tbilow. Rein
hardt. and BascIer; sixth, Pot-Pourrl,
"Lucia." Donizetti, orchestra; seventh,
Solo Soprano, "Isolna,' Stige!ii, Mrs.
Louis Eukcr; eighth, Solo, clarinet, Cava-
tina from g Lucretia Borgia," Donizetti,
Sienor Felix Jarde!la; ninth, "Villagt
Swallows" waltZes, Strauss.
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IScrPIENT TARTAR AND ScURF removed by
MEADE BAKERS SAPoSITE DESTlFBrcE.
Fifty cents box.