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REFRESuMEST PRIVILEGES AT THE FAIR
Written proposals will be received for these privi-
legcs until SATURDAY NEXT at 2 ~ For particu-
lars, apply at this Office. ". c. KNIGHT,
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ACQUIRES SCHOOL,
M 800 SOUTH THIRD STREET,

CANDLES HILL.
JcIIN T. MCE UIRE, Principal,
Mathematics and ENGLISH tohcr younger csaSSesE
Professor " O. ENGLISH, University OF Virginia.
Ancient Languages. &c; c,,.
profr.snr ROBES MASSIE. of Richmond College,
French and German. , -
CHARGES: Tuition. exclusive oil Ancient ana
,,odrn nnru,ms $40 20 $40, according 10 nd
yancrmcn: the age Of twelve usually dividing The
c!assrsJ: Ancient Languages tone or both). Sl5;
Fifircnih SESSION be.ins on the 25TH INSTANT.
Rooms open Oh the 23d. See circulars.
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THE FINEST LINE of DOLLS from sc. to Il TO bf
seen In the city at 90C. STORE.
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Jon LOT OF s1LyER-PLATED KNIVES. warranted
1907. plate, at 1897 and s3 96 . dozen, ut e9C.
cTopT i. . #.s#.
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LARGE assortment of BRONZE MANTEL ORNA
MENTs at 99C. STORE.
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Nd EsIDENCES FOR RENT.

No. us south Third. between Cary and Canal
STR aets-12 rooms and everv convenience.
No. 2601 Franklin. corner Twenty-siSth street.
s rooms: stable, and all conveniences.
No. 302 west Grace streer, between Madison ana
Monroe STREETS, containing rooms; eelached
kitchen, bath, &c., SC.
No - south side Of Broad between Twenty.third
and Twenty fourth streets-about rocms' &C., Is
now being nut in thorough ropair.
No. so2 Marshall, between Eighth and Ninth
strects-i0 rooms; kitchen. stable, oath range ana
all the most mooern ccnveniences. ,>.L
No, 500 st Grace, between Madison ana mon
roe Stretts-10 rooms and every convenience.
Nos. - Jones's Row. south side OF Grace between
jt #, rson and Madison strects-l0 rooms ana every
! convenience. - II, -. and sec-
Nc. - north side OF Main, between F1rst ana Sec
ond streeis-6 rooms: Kitchen, &c.
No. ls east Marshall, near First street, rooms'
s"S 10 703 north ninth street, near NJ street,
rooms gas, water &c. . .... ....-
And many others. Apply TO 1vSE
RoBEht NI<.
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The magnificent Deck scene, with all lis elaborate
appointments, constructed for and used by this
Company during its remarkable run :!t tho Fifth
Avenue Theatre. New York, and tiaic,y, Boston,
Will be used upon this occasion.
Rec rvcd SEATS Sl--tO be had at J0uNSTOE'S and
Office of Theatre
ADMISSION: 70, so, and Zoe. 24-lth
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BARGAINS in TABLE-CuTLERY at so and 99c.
at 99C. STOEE.
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pARATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
r------
Sept. 22, Sept. 81, Sept. ID, Sept. 20
1877. 1875. 1879. 1879.
,,,n. y " & {; y; y; q y; g 9; y; g g
0 0 O 0

Mean temperature for the week ending
September Is, 1911; mean temperature for
the week ending September 20, 1914.
Population Of city estimated at $4,000
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate Of
mortality OF whole population was 25.35 per
| 900 per annum; rate OF mortality Of white
population was 11.3O per 1000 per annum;
rate of mortality of colored population was
44.35 per 1000 per annum.
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TINE OVAL CAKE

THE OVAL CAKE !. g..
is .,he most economical form of Washing Soap. All
bar or square cakes wear down In 10 large fiat
PIECE, too thin TO handle, and therefore wasted; !;
while the OVAL CAKE or
COLGATE s CO.'S
NEW SOAP can be cut In two, the oval emu
ci.s,ed readily In the hand and the larger end worn
Down almost 70 a wafer without any waste. COL
GATE & co. recommend their u
ii anew" SOAP
ftrade.arS registered to careful honsekeepers not
nny as superor in quality. but In form the most
sco5l07nfcdI Soap now made. Sc 2O-s&Nia1sloa
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Police COURT. T.-Police- Justice Joseph j.
White Yesterday morning fined Hugh Me
Emery s. for being drunk and disofderly;
and resisting the officers; G. W. Fox and
Jack Venab!e (coIorcd) $3.50 each for fight
ing; and John J. Bowlcs and George c.
Ptasc s. for creating disturbance in sa.
loon near the Old Market. Henderson
Taylor (coIoreN was sent on to the grand
jurv to answer for entering in the night
time the dweIling-house of DR.. George B..
Steel and stealing two chairs.
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COLGATE s. CO.'S
"NEW - SOAP

$3.50 to SO per leam, a.
I'D tkS DISPATCH PEINT5NG.HousE. i.
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HusTISGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday the following
cases were disposed Of:
Robert Smith alias John Taylor, charged
with cutting James T. Ellis's throat with 9
razor. was convicted OF unlawful cutting,
sent to Jail for nine months and fined so.
Charles McCarrick alias Charles Clarke,
charged with forging an order on John A.
Augustine for five dollars. The accused
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to the
penitentiary for two. years. There were five
other cases against. him, but on account OF
his youth a noNe prosequi was entered in
each case. 3 .....
Charles Miller, charged with entering the
office OF Counsellor Stanard and stealing a
coat, &C., was tried and acquitted.
Jacob Randolph (colored), indicted for
exhibiting a game called chuck-a-luck on
Mayo's Island, IN James river, was tried
and found guilty by the jury, and the Judge
sent him to Jail for six months and fined
him 500. His counsel moved for new
trial, and the motion was continued until
to-day.
:, The The grand jury will meet to-day at II
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A FINE CHEw-Cheapest out-l0c. plug, TO
the pound, at +. HHlTLocKs,
1445 Main street.
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A GOOD TINE TO purchase your Blankets. whilst
they can be had ut such very low prices at LEVY BRo
TIERS. Be sure to look AT the ia California ana
Standard Blankets. LEVY BROTHERS also oncr
great inducements In Black Au-Woof French Cash.
meres and other Dress Goods: also. In Flannels
Canton Flannels Sheetings, and Shirtin2s.
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SCHOOL.
Z No. 100 EIGHTH STREET.

The fifteenth scSi ion OF this school viii begin
THURSDAY, September 23ih, 1879.
CHARGES PER SESSION:
Elementary English and Maihcmatics......,. 500
tuc,i>b and Higher Na;icmat ~
!. rr,in Gee. wrench German cach........... II
f.ir"yrrn', ,............... ........... 80
,r''iIh.r,, sorfs .....,,.................. 90
If a boy stu' les more than TWO ol ihcse EiIi-
,n'. = a churre j. na,I. FOR The third and fourth.
p,yIurnt< as follows Ten dollars Isl inc daS oi
m france: inc balance IN three. SIX and nine months
Crnm Inc lsih day uf September, 1879.
Rows Of clrven years of age received, or, II well
adya1crd, even younger.
Circulars at N" bookstores. ,.~
,mnI,.,l,ons NAV be made 10 the Principal at NO.
OIL '"'' - THOMAS II. NORWOOD.
1o1m Principal.
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TOR RENT,

STORIES. SAA1
THAT LARGE FOUR -STORI-AN Nd BASE
MENT STORE No. 1905 Main street, between
Twelfth aud Thirteenth. suitable tor any KIND OF
wholesale or retail business. ,,..,
aud Fifteenth streets. with la re dwelling above:
Also. BRICK FUUR-SrUEY WhEEHOUSE on
Twelfth between Main and Cary streets. 9oou
wholesale stand Elevator and other conycniences.
Also. No. 1912 Cary street near Imirleehsn. IN.
! TIIREE-ST and BASEMENT. suitable 1or
commission business. ,rp1,~r
| Also No. 1906 cast Main street. DWELLING
above 49,, .., ,,,,
| hleo ka & wctt Groad street, with DWELLING
above now occupied by Charles Z. Elliott.
OFFICES.
NICE ROOM on Capitol street under tord's iiot"i.
No. II Fourteenth street. under Exchange Holel.
TWO ROOMS over Cohcns banking house, Four
tecnth aud Main streets.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE OFFICES IN Pleuhoht
and Arlington building. Ninth and Main streets.
Appy 10 FRANK p. HILL & CO.,
Real Estate Agents. HOS Main street.
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DR.B. COHEN, late professor OF Modern
aea Ancient Languages In ths Boys ah1 ~, S1r.s s
1tn school in Savannah, Ga. will onea on me LIST
F nisn nSToSER sTSyS r asEECT SCHOOL FOE BoTs fs,
.ns them for college or for business al lol2 EAST
ttLTTtSISG Classes for young ladies and gentle.
men. In which The French and German languages
will be taught prac,icss "n1 ,f inaTirc NJ his
-..idenrc. 1912 ca Gay street
REYEPENcKs: Rev. DR.. John William Jones
90 r r Letter ID, D.. Rev a. F. Dickinson. ID. De-
~ " II. Rufyner. Rev. DR.. Charles Minnigerndt
~ George W. Bsgby. Judge George l.. Christian
Rev. II. n. jackson. Colonel William r. TANNER.
:. 12-lm$
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEM-
BER 25ru, 26Tu, 27TH.
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SIrUATION WANTED AS A SALES
y MAN bv 4 YOUNG NAN from the conntry,
with s+.veri yrars exICr!cHce In general mercllan-
disc. VIA come we'll r"cOmn. ended by former en-
ployrrS. All he asks is trial. Address
ID. r. CP>ON,
60 o3-3,% Wcilylllc NOtioway county. Va.
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The next session. DcSiIH 7Th F''H H''@''
Jr-xI0R PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..

III. prjncfpals recognizing The great advantage
n,., chtIdrrn Of being trained under thcll su-
ueryison % for The various classes Of the Urinary De
latsL ~, M, I'm liz. hands of lazy of long and
IL %am n, cxrcr!ence in ;cschine little chdlen;
ns ,hnuch in the same building. VIII be so lar Ge-
Win The rest of the school; nor viii they he con-
tn"d m ore than three aud half or four hours per
d. Cnillrrp thus .raiLCd from the beginning IN
- n,lrs nr instruction will lave very great aC-
n,rr.rrfriving as ihry VIII DO. the closest per-
sHnaI attention both from their instructor anu from
the rrIriiul. and IT the same charge mat the pis
,"sry schcoIs ,rakc-yi2. So per :, ssioD.
trly 10 Inc PRINCIPALS. or at the L"oss'nres, lor
.,'a, ..,'t',,,,S ,;y;r. nm n.-;iculars So -dlSc20
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direct from tile Madison Square Garden. y. Y.
where the Company have just concluded Al
engagement of unparalleled success.
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"a ETlNES.

SEcRETARY's OFFICE.)
LoGE FRANCHISE. No. SO, 4. +. Il A. NJ. :
RICHMOND, VA, September "a, 1879.
NOTICE.-The members OF LOGE 2
~ FRANCAISE, No. SO, A. F. and A. NJ, Ky
arc requested to attend called communicative
tion of their Lodge at st. Adams Hall THIS DAY
at O'Clock P NJ, pay the last tribute of respect
10 our deceased brother, PHILIP STRAUsE. Mem
ners OF sister lodges are aterpa!y Invited TO unite
with u.s.
By order Of the w. NJ. .-...
WILLIAM LOVENsTEIN,
fe 24.ltS Secretary
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IT NAY INTEREST OUR LADY READERS 10
know that the painful effects Of sunburn upon
delicate skin can be Immediately relieved by the
use OF j. & Z. ATKINsoN's Toilet Vinegar.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, ONE OF T "A HOSEEA
II CHEAP AND CONvEN1ESLTY-AR-EE EEY
RANGED BRICK HOUSES In Wape:ly Row, NO:
poA south Second street, containing siX rooms and
modern ronvoulences. near the Gambies-HiiiP Park
an, ,he Madison school. Possession 1st OF October.
' :, : : - CHAFFlN, STAPLES g. CO..
a. % .eodst .,- tn Real Estate Agents.
1a01a EAST BROAD STREET, f.
IZZf OPPOSITE THE MONUMENTAL Mj
f,HURCH.-SfX OR SEVEN NICE ROOMS FOR
RENT VIII rent singly or as a whole References
given and required. Apply on the premises.
ve A w re R9tx .aI...-.
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SHDCkOE-HILL ACADEMIA Sc
- LECT SCHOOL FOR BOTS-No. 322 EAST
FRANKLIN STREET.-The fifteenth session DetS11s.
MONDAY, September 18Th. and closes 18th June
following. Circulars at the bookstores or III the
schcnl-rooEls.
IUARGEs: For each three mon'hs-PAI AILE
STRICTLY IN ADNhNCF-Elementaly Engllsh,
S9i: Hiehcr English and Mathematics, S23 Lain,
e. l,nrn :. Z. BEACH. Principal.
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lost. srzAYED. ANB FOUND.

OST, CHECK OF JONES Il DlBRELL
! ON MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK mo.
342l for a2S, dated September %, 1879. All per
sons are cautioned against trading for same as paJ-
lnaur has been stoned Sc st-ta-
TAKEN UP ON MY PLACE, on ESaS
l. the Charles City road about four mile s.nr sar1.
from Richmond, q mefIinm.sized Roam CIV
She Is about Ten years old nd has large VIDE noIas'
The owner VIII please come forward pay
AMI take her away. l. ~ HAt AA'
&c 24-ltf
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cCUOOL OF FRENCH,
- MADAME Il. ACELlE ToGNO,
2O2 EAST MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND,

The duties of this school will he resumed on
SEPTEMBER 22D.
Classes formed according TO degree OF advance
,prul and hours arranged 10 suit pupils attending
schools OF English. Circulars sent on application
10 Madame ToGSo; found, also. ut the leading
Look.x,nrrs SC l5-3tawlQc1S
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TRE sTsrE f,ANYass.

RAND CONSERVATIVE MASS
W MEETING AT AMELIA CoJrRTHoIfSF.-
At Amelia Courthouse, WEDNESDAY, September
gam, there & VIII be GRAND CONSERVATIVE
or more distinguished citizens CT Virginia Dele
gates heretofore elected for the Notfoway. Amelia
House Aominaisn ing Convention. and the Executive
Committee and County Canyassers os this county,
are requested 10 meet the undersigned on mat day
for transaction Of business. w. F. JACKSON,
'f County superintendent Conservative party.
Oo.0t
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Engagement Of The famous New York
FIFTH. AVENUE COMPANY"
"FlFI IH-AEESUE COMPANY"
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TOR: RENT, THAT FIRST-CLASsG G
RESIDENCE. No. 100 west Grace streei, ssSSsia
situated at the northwest corner OF adams street,
lately occupied bv 1T. A. F. koiner: containing @
about len rooms; stable, gas, wafer, ba'h range
Lairobe stove range. stationary wash-ubs, and all
the most modern improvements. THIS IS ,iuiy
magnificent dwelling. Possession At once. ApplH 10
Sc 23.3t ROBERT Is. i W..
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TOR RENT. THAT CONVEN1ENTG
A AND WELL-LOCATgD DWELLING on s2.1
Fourth street between Grace and Franklin.
g. II. LIPSCCMB,
CO 23-6t Nos 1906 and 1910 FIanklin street.
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LRATERNITY LO ID G. F.. No. 2Gj
4 KNIGHTS OF HONOR.-The officers ana
embcrs Of this Lodge requested to assemble AT
their iolgc-room. In Wilkinson Hail. Ninth
street, THIS "Wednesday MORNING. oath IN
stant. AT ociock promptly, TO attend the funeral
OF tlieir deceased brother, b. ID. MEREDITH.
BY order Of NJ ". FORD, Dictator.
se24-lt- =. B. JACOBS. Reporter.
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T WANT \ PARTNER, active or silent,
i in one OF the largest retail bulncsSrs In l;ic'-
mond. GoOGs sold for cash. We'll estabiI' he'd and
profitable. Amount required, $1,000. AnIrtSs
sp 23-lw }. 4. h.. DtgDGtch Df.cc.
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&c 24-1tS

RIMMOS LODGE, NO. GS. !. .. B. B..}
RICHMOND VA, September "a. $40.
DRETHkEN You are summoned to at
- tend 4 messing Of your lodge THIS AFTER
NOON al O'Clock, to pay the laat sad tribute al
respect 10 our deceased brother PIIuIP STRACSE.
By order of the President.
CHARLES HUTZLER.
Sc 25-lt Secretary
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FEMALE SEMINARY,
Il 4O3 EAST MAIN STREET.

.oy,S II. POWELL, Principal.
Mas J. l.. GhHSEIi'S
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WANTED, 4 LADY OF EXPERT
w ENCE IN DRESS-MAKING AND FIT
TING 10 AID in tha, capacity one W no proposes 10
open business in this town. Home in Il good laEh-
iy Rcfcrc noes exchanged. address. stating terms,
experience. &c, n SlAfh.
50 23.2,+ BurKevillc, Va.
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e" .ANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN with a
w good education. Just fr. m the V. A. X VI. col
lege a SITUATION IN some wholesale or retail e.
tanl>hmcut. AGdIess STUDENT, DtSDdtch Office.
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WANTED, GOOD BOILER-MAkERS
w M ,h, Me'rGnrlitan Work Canal, Sixth, and
Seventh streets . - ..-. 49,.
s.D3.3t WILLIAM f.. TANNER & co.
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4 ~ CSEf5 ETl'a.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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WANTS,

WAN TED. The advertisers would give
w to good party in Richmond the sole agency
Of our wCll-known hLES and PORTER. Security
required for purchases unless applicants are known
10 he responsible. For particulars call on or address
T.C.LYMAN & CO..
Brewers and Maltsters,
5lS to 532 west Thirty-third street,
So 24-Jt New York city.
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sFIss TUCKER WILL REOPEN HER

SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
on WEDNESDAY. September 24!h, at 31S Cary
street. The BOYS ana girls will occupy separate
scnou'- rooms.
Snrcia, terms FOR beginners au 29-lm
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TAINTED, \ WHITE WOMAN Ger
w man or Irish .rcfcrrc,D to SEW and CLEAN
HOUSE Apply al 903 east Clay street.
se24.2t
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II. NJ. 6. PiEAFORF.
n, NJ. =. FOR r.,
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED GAR
w DENER. Single man preferred, or man With
wife only. Address. with ref renc,s, IL -.
(tI.irp Hotel DI-otr
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w ANTED, AN ACCOMPLISHED
w uOSTLER AND DRIVER. References
qitired. Apply n II Grace street between S% ana
q O'Clock I'm the morning 1924"
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r WISH TO INFORM THOSE WHO
l. HAVE NOT CALLED that they should avail
themselves Of the first opportunity or seeing the
prc,t buraa!us In CHINA, GLASS. and House
FURNISHING GOODS, In great variety, at
WALLACE'S, 400 Broad street.
Those that call are pleased with goods aud prices.
" l2-tOcl2
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WANTED, By TWO YOUNG MEN, A
w ROOM. central situation, unfurnI>hcd. Pri- |
vate family preferred References furnished. Adj |
dress :. r.. care DiSDGtch. sc "a IT.
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w THAT WE DEAL IN ALL KINDS OF
FAMILY GROCERiES-many being under the In-
preston that our sales are confined 10 LIQUORS
and CIGARS. We al,o wish them 10 know that we
bu al! Of our goods for cash. and cannot be snder-
sold W. u. BLAIR & CO.,
au23 1l09 Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-24
Lincoln County Agricultural and IIOrti.
cultural Society.
THE ASHLEY BELT.
The Progress Of the Walk.

New YORK, September 20. The Madison
Square Garden appeared deserted this morn
ing. About o'clock not more than two
hundred were present, many of whom had re-
manned over night. Rowell continued u
steady lap from 10 to II miles. Shortly af-
ter this morning, while going around the
track, Hart (colored) was seized with cramp.
He was quickly taken to the tent, restora-
tives applied, and after fifteen minutes he re-
sumed his work.
Weston seems to be getting into form.
His friends say he is over his sickness of yes
terday 1t is stated he is becoming accus-
toned to tobacco smoke. Weston was off
from 1890 to 4, and resumed a steady walk,
at times breaking into a run.
Rowell rested from l. until 2.30, when he
began work, piling on miles. Guyon slept
from ll.55 till 23l, coming out shortly after
Rowell. Hazel seems to be getting into bet
ter form. and rests but little. Hart (colored)
slept well from Al to 400.
Al II O'Clock the score stood
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A tug exploded on Lake Michigan Mon
day, near Chicago, killing four men AM
wounding many others.


A tug exploded on Lake Michigan Mon
day, near Chicago, killing four men and
wounding many others.
A terrible confagration broke out in Kiev,
Russia, on the 3D. inst, and b'azed away for
two days. II was the work Of incendiaries,
who set fires in six different portions Of the
city. The loss OF property is enormous, and
several persons were killed. Kiev is situated
on the right bank Of the Dnieper, and is one
of the oldest and most beautiful cities Of
Russia.
The meeting between Bismarck and An
Grassy is regarded as favorable to the peace
of Europe
The condition of the blacks in South Caro-
lima is not an enviable one. Within the past
year one hundred out of two hundred and
twenty-five convicts, who were leased to rail-
way contractors, died from abusive treatment.
Two attempts have been made by Fall
River striker to assassinate Policeman
Townsend of that city, the last one Oh Sun
day night.
Our trade with China and Japan is rapidly
increasing. Last year our import and export
trade with China amounted to $24,9S7, 73S,
our exports alone amounting to nearly seven
millions. Our export trade with Japan Is
now over two and quarter millions.
The bullet which Charles DE Young sent
into the body of his enemy, Mr.. KallOch, has
been removed through the fundamentally Of
the latter's wife. In dressing the wound she
saw a dark object protruding which he de-
clared to be the bullet, and after several
attempts she succeeded in extracting il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-24
GEN. GRANT.
A Crowded Audience.
ENTHUSIASTIC GREETING BY THE
CROWD.

SAN FRANcIsCo, September %. The Cali
fornia theatre has seldom contained such an
audience as last evening, at the performance
of the military spectacle 'Color Guard" in
honor of General Grant. Long before the
doors opened the street was thronged with
people and the outer lobby of the theatre
packed The auditorium was literally
tanned and many were unable to gain
admission. The boxes reserved for the Gen
eral and party were handsomely draped with
the national colors and other ornamentations.
The play was magnifcently put on the stage
and three full companies of the national
guard added to the scene effect. Shortly
after the commencement of the second act
the roars of the enthusiastic crowd in the
street gave notice that the expected guest had
arrived at the outer entrance.
The street in front of the entire block was
almost impossible on account of the cheering
crowd. In few moments the party made
their appearance in the boxes when the whole
audience rose to their feet cheering and ap-
plauding continuously, while the curtain was
run down until the uproar subsidized. Grant
acknowledged the ovation by bowling right
and left, and order being restored the per-
tOrmance went on.
At the close of the second act the orches-
ira gave an army guadrille. dedicated to Gen.
Grant The general paid close attention to
the performance, expressing his qualification
plainly by his manner.
Toward the close of the Sd act Grant and
party Withdrew from the theatre to the man.
ayers apartment, soon after retiring to the
hotel. Here he was serenaded by the band
and received in the parlor great number of
officers of the national guard. No formalities
were observed, an hour being passed in
introduction and general conversation, after
which the General retired.