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, 1879-01-18
How Mines Get Their Queer Nn,urs.

sa!t kaks tiuA! 7t't1Hf.
Names nt lnllrs, Ike ut'c'a emotions Wien
entlu. lInhurGrr c|,eese lpr the tlEst tlnIu, aru
peculiar, The ls~a.er VI Dry iiasl. probably
sth>wetl his preference for dial which y y
prominent feature In b1arsl't.s.hou.u, atld has
iarxr crcic VI ure,l,all,tauc. Litila l}k leaves
unc tn tufcr tut tlic1e Is Dtg 1ilk; tn tart, III
consideration, w ca!!xc,lo ttlcre nEr EeeAl
ll,any u them. Molly Darling shows that, "
tlui.h size IL Euttng u he uuttc ma ulu Hatd,
tho sill llas adtnIfcrs. Thr Fraud ID no cxhlbi-
ttl, ul hulnan nuture; the loeater wante.l ~
pAluc tAe prlls Ut tho vein alId spur II to bciic
II. unshe. 0n inqnIrlng af ono nlEIier why hu
hasl ua,,,ctl Ats etalMl II knos Al" hu ex-
,,laiu.sl: "WAs1 left tho East ! LIFT my
istrl there, anu---and sums tEoub!o tad with
u,.uthcr iady. When get Out here. wrote 10
So, but you knew how fullo~ will wrl.e-
Wrutu That expected lo return soon And cage
ler ip l,aure. She ullswercd: kuow ail
Yours vi Iuore. Janc.'n AsklnE another
why ,,e chosu 10 name Ills "Tersor," Ge rcHlicd
..tur q Indy" "tlUwt Dluu't know that was
Il female hume" " Well, you sev that's my
wtfu; st.u's u terror. Left ler ln Uui4 fftIl.'
ru!t lakt being 4urstionc,l u % his AaEnlug O
luruttuu Juab Jollnsou, said: "Thst-that was
ny uatne In tue statea." naked this proprietor
ot tue Lat Enanee Il hc really considered that
hla last r4aneo 1or tortuue; II hu failed, would
lr tfy sFa'nt NY ss!r; ~, .lr; VIII ~ 10
showing tuc hts two claims remarked: "Ffana
hopus Of lhisl' 'That ltn't Why Aau.cd u
that" a Why, thcut" "TheE's nuthin' t1 y. u
valiant @ III Tfoiaa,f;' ~ w aNanlsd Named tor ny DOR,
Hector Ift's dea.l now. Buried over thar.
CuuIu nll' 6et bis XflYe."
, 1879-01-18

Popocatapetl ttnean!nK III Aztec snlaky
1ut.llilanb Which son.e OF thu excurAuhs,s
is+,A this .tti mud .h!sago c1tcrt to climb oo
arriving In Mcxle., h ah'nt TIN iultcs southwest
17,7u fcct--neur ss,0O0 feet higher shat. Mont
l}tauc-lnd Is ceuueeted E!tl! 1ztutrihuatl, III.
othc1 y1l<aun, by u l"isy rtlss. wAltl,, W ti!e
Pass Of !Ahualco, IL over 10, so0 fest above tbs
I'LL pass Curtex. accomplished By GUAl Tluscaian
Indlaps, 1ua.ls tl5l9) h.s build ..aFsA iroun Cur
iula to rcxeucG asI slcxlcu. liz atsellptcJ to
reach IT. summit but ~us lfrtv tntc1 by ta.ses
" opo ii III. folloayrs, Fsanels.'o aioa.
tana, wlu lit tlmself 1o.t4 'nto TIC
era;te by r4re snlns 30 i.cf. Tic n:oun'an
MS ~: 4:IEg,: ! x.tJ los' .,s tia W te.,sn.
, 1879-01-18

when IL was done ly Frederic and William
tllunnl.. 1t has been freqncntv cittnbcd tinee
cvcn ly wntncn. I'opocatrurtI IL cprn ps,scd ol
pornt,yrftic oIsttiian, anil ite 1o'srr parta nre
xirslet ty forests: but at nm elevation Of l3tN0
icct vegetation ceasrt. Al't'ui the ltrtpl of tho
enlokcs, tl,os'yll no eruption Is k,mwn to have
Ncurtcd since 1910. Thirty ycara ago, Capt.
Charles r. Stone autl fivo Otter officers Of tbs
United statcs nrmy vent up. anil observed
reseFsi eoncs oi eruption ln the tra,cr md from
0,ts vapor anl cin,lrrs. the lar9cr nasrrs Ut
whcii constantly fell back into lie ,Entrr. The
American incrrtaa&s who return frt'tn sfcxio
without ssccm1lng l'apocateletl will not hare
WIN tho epurt Of tTAfe4.
, 1879-01-18
SUpREMi; COURT.
List Of 1.awyrrA A,tal'ttrd Ia S'rartice In
ltlDuulx-Glrdrra Entered frsterday.
sn.ctaf hi .Esirh 10 Ths 7ffsuns.
ret,,urks'

Ll.t of 1.nwy+ra Aafat'ttctl Ia I'rartics In
l,lluolx-t,rdrra EnteEcd Tratert1ay.
Sp.cta, ,i,.sich 10 TAt 1Ftsunt.
Gru,scr,kLp, ILL.,, Jan. 17.-T1lc Supreme
Court met ltr,lay, and, al,cr bEicf scsso. nut
fourncd to Wednesday,. Tho following 10 q let
Of ioss admitted. 10 psuctcc, anu to whom H.
ccuscs wcro ur.lcreA to tie ,ss.lc.f, on thn see-
o,,.tucndat!oa OF the Appellate Courts, alter *
animation: ". II. Doolh, J. Il. DFcnnan, =. "
Christ, IS. r. lloustou, d. Z. kcnnet j,
". Il. Purcell, j. ". stapleton, l.. u. ctp'.'
William Edwards, Jay l.. liast'ngs. y.
n. Hughes, NJ. Il. l.. Meyer, W. II.
s,a;slsu, II. ", Wagcurr, F. ". "annplcr'
Charles ". Dwight. II. u. t,arpcnscr, Wills
Smith, UanIeI F. Flanncry, ". ". Sweet A.
II, Frost, Charles i. Mct'nIlu1trl. Joseph y.
Cayanaueh. +. l.. Shaw, w. W. stipp. =. r.
swanson, O. r. Heard, {, 8. Cutting. D. u
Douthart, William Geusls'nau, Z. 4. Nisharus'
T.. A. Corhtp, 4. 4. FRENCH l.. Mel1 kahe, W.
j, ". White, +. Y. Valentine, Z. W. IaIlot, "
II. Watson, L. r. Clurk, $. G. slough, q T. Iio't
0co1re y. Skinner, Il. I. Goodwsu,d. a. Auafas'
]. i, Uaunc, William atuHha'i. J. McF. Dunn.
q. J. Williams, J. e. seYstes, U. u. Lay
William Z, kvtlu,n, William i. Forrest, c. u.
,;rceuleaf, Charlc. W,,la,ns, FL I. CahtlI, J.
u, Nuna, j. Asusse,t, 4. L.. Lewis, Z. G. Aiken.
y. =. Wluu, u. +. Higgins, ant Dclmose
ElwcDl.
Ihu following were admitted on foreign
Excuses: William Miller, david 7. King, JacS
snu II. I,alston, William II. Cuok, J. HayaF1
Uacebus, William II. Johnson, Roecrt Fl'hor'
II, Clay NtcEols, Newton {. Laws, Lleazur ~
Lorllg, Coleman Z. Turner
Tue tollowng 0rlers wefe entsfcd:
i reoplc'x aocktt, J. ". !leIn!ou q A. 10
peu,,le; ruusc stricken fIon docket.
II 1lunr,ftfs iDt,kRf. I1IG Epun{H fk, |4uit3
II, Blades; ,lol!on for toutiauaucs oscrFuleds
and tuot,un fur lsaye to pleAl.
appeal from Douglass; t1ls,son 10 '!s''lsa oscs-
ruled; cause .lsultsscu ulideF tae rnic.
81. atvorv " nl. W. hayre; uptsal fsom tst-
ear; motion to srt as!lc order uillr!lta9 1ul::.
inrnt, au1 leasc to ata b1!r's and a1strac'a
iustantet. ...
nt'Irn,tnH Judgment. -,
Tl.o Board ol supervisors: arpeal lEpin Adams
tlttiu1Asvd tur want vi psusreui.on.
j. The t'vu3le ys, NhlLtaAtii submitted on
PIE Ii, uit il,E!fased.
e. LcrA faown VI. 1hs Fsn.,!s, esc.; appeal
I. al A!sEIJ:: tl,.Cu All tl;:.
, 1879-01-18

Ho:nts, Thes*aly, Eptrus, or Macedonia; while
n bulgaria and 1hrarc oriatr Is preserved main
y by the presence ot the 1tisa!an nrmy. Turkish
conflicts betw~en The sollrry and people. Al
arc expecting great changes, MI t1cspi.inG tho
prraent, all full Of nm unreat and dscontcnt
which tito slightest accident might develop Into
a most dangerous civil var. 60 little content Is
there, 1ntlerd, Tint everywhere the whole popu-
]ntnn is art,,ing, and II is seriously doubted
whether peace can se maintained without an In.
ternutfortaf occupation, which would settle moth
Ing, except TINT what efists Il uncomfortable to
the people. Europe. outside frotcc, Ia tus'ing
in fcverfst dDxc, which r. only mistaken for
rest bY Lord Bcaconsl1c1d and the Times.
, 1879-01-18

An n84ocIat!un i,aA beau urRantzed In Epgland
to Lrutget txrsuns charged viii l4uacy. Tba
sgrrctusy of the suetcty Is alais, aud sls makes
susne STARTLING asscstlluk u 10 tho abtse VI
tltusc alleged to bc tusauc, aud tho ''tlpefiec-
lions u tte british law. She does not pay 4
Alxh cun plit,ynt 10 tho gatsantEy. of En9Ilsh
guntlrls,eu, aud says: Suppression Of wife
6y lunary certificate Is conuG to b. ptacttcs.i
u a,i vfdnry marital ri.ht nnl TINT tho iuoas5 ~
inipulty. Fiyort- ara helm: made tn ohtatn the
appointment u u Royal Colusulssioa ~ tu4u!fe
iu.u H.. WI1e sututtt."
, 1879-01-18

lie lad promised to tny on1y few words. he
seemed rnntcnttd viii, this t.leco OF faccstc and
sat tIown. fhprlausc.]
President Pcarr'ms. ~ n pcrorts'nn, nrnnosc'I
"A.neg'ca," tefnsc ~hh'!. term,nt aud l!ltnnl*
were fnrtgntti,ant. AL arusr, nnt1, lei by the
quartcttc. SANG My country, IT'S nf thee"
The hcncltrtion wns pronounced by Proi'
noarlman.
The e1crefHes terminated at II n'ctock, anu
the remainder nf tic evening wa fpcnt In dns'c-
inH. ~ 4 whole, the alfafr was Errat Anftc.s,
and the committees who tnanasctl II hare reusun
to congratulate themselves.
, 1879-01-18

&. The People ". Aiken ct aI. original sui to
VerniIIfnn; taken on call.
Z. Tile People, etc., ~ Ucorgc uuntltach; of!0!-
nal suIt to Clinton. 1Esml&tet! hy plaint!ff.
i, The People ~. 1fscrh II. Still ct al: original
suit to Livlngston; dismissed by plaintiff.
10 and II. William Noickcr ~. Tho People;
appeal from TIait: taken on call.
73 and ~, on civil docket, were taken on call.
, 1879-01-18

yyrp tho ent,rs of fTnTcI,
---s----
ANNA DICKINSON.
6ho rcaupcart uron tho Lecture rIntform
Mt Nr,v York. In Dcfenso OF Theatrical FER
iur,nanccs.
svtcfai J"*patca n 1'ie 7f;:;nnt
NEw ioRK, Jan. 17.-Chlckc'lng Hall was
filled to oscrflowlnx by fhc audience which |
greeted Anna +. Dickinson Tonight on the oc- |
cason of her Remittance upon tlIc Eetturo blat-
form. She was received "hlt cnthus'-
nsrn, md loudly appfaulcd ut shutt In
tcrvals. Bho began bY sayina It wns
not true sue hal left tho platform.
Hhc had slnply "shus her mouth" bccause s'ic
llal nnth'ng to sar. slIc thou9't tl' rapttal
rule. In regard to spchkttIg hr marrying, III
yum can help II, don't." tl4anghter.l u tnaid-
en were 40 much In love that ht'n ihilat 1naFry
very we'll; that might possibly elsc 'lapnIncsa.
Anything less would surely bring misery. so
with speaking. II should ONLY be rcsoFsed To
Wien ono hal something to say that ought To
hc euokar'. Miss Dlektn'on ~unt on 10 de-
1utlncc the spirit which "Wnui'I branh
scatsct letter ilpon tfe breast uf
every woman, anl visit condemnation
upon every man Win trends the iniuiic stage"
While no other entertainment hal h,lci Cslp
upun tho poputar heart as tho theatre, none
was spoken and written OF with 50 little taIr.
ness. The fact that 1t lad out!lsed
Nil tho vitnporatfon ehoweTed upon It WIS
ptoof u Its greatness. IL was, III tle hpcnkcr's
opinion, tho flost potential 'nl1scnec III The
civilized world. Few carcd to listen to lie tnost
eloquent speech third time, but thousands
laughed aud cried over play fifteen times. md
thcn did not tsro o1 It. Comparatively lew
}nrkh A. md nfEU
what they rci1 Even tho newspapers were not
read by myriad. ana "cfo sead sl'eht'nE'y ny
another myriad. What was 6ala In the theatre
to cyo and cat every night must. therefore, be
ia. mnrc potential t6an either. The pulpit haf
not tho satno influence over tue lives OF
men as tho theatre. md sho yenii'rch
to say the influence OF tue ]atser
| was by far tho more bcncllccnt OF
tho twu. she did not refer to religion III this
connection, but believed that religion breaches
It's seriuon m distinctly and 1'cnctFat1slT from
| tho stage a. tho pulpit. sho described tho CT
| c!usLycllcss Of tic churches In terms which
| evoked both applause md, once, hdses They
arc locked upon, shc sald. "a 80 saercd
that their very atnosplicrc Is Systematically 'caiea
for six days in tic week, In ordeF that 1t may
he brcashcd over ngatn on tt'o seventh. 1t al.
wnya Eayo lcr patn to pass church rd'llco and
sco such enormous capital going to waste lhc
theatres wcrc what churc1acs ought tohe. Light
WAS wonderful power. Ten million speeches
would not havo tho SAME cflcct asatnst eapltal
punishment as would sumo supernatural vision
that,volil have enabled a'l men an'l MI w'mca
Ut tito community to witness That tremendous
carlcatuEc of 1ustsee TINT took rlaec recently IN
Camden Jaft. tAppEnusc.l hltss l'leKlnon @i'aef'
spoke Of tho stage ns m educator. Inc stage
, 1879-01-18
Pennsylvania c0NGREssnEN.E!eCr.

HAnlllsnUu0, Fa., Jan. 17.-Thu UjYrrno1's
proclamation announcing the names Ut the .nctn-
hers Of Congress r!,oscn ut the late ccrtiJM H.
tlu,les tic llatuo Of ltoJert klutz {Detu lcrall
FROM tho Eleventh District. Thu district Ilus
Lern disputed, hitherto, BY 0cu. Albright Qte-
1,ubllranL
, 1879-01-18


A railroad official WHO has inst returned from
the Eust via thu New York Central says he saw
twenty-five miles Ut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d,DtW III
number-snuwed In Gust Vt SyEacuar, and so
llsn.lY are they ims}utltled that each una will
lure to be dug cut by han.l. some of tilenl aEc
buried almust out of sight. The t,as To this
railroad companies by the snow-blockade IL said
to be fmtncnsc.
The Iu.lianapo!ts roa.ls rln!m that the Chicago
ones aro again cutting East.louu!! rate* Whtls
cutting of rates BY ruaIs, Yct 1t is eu!ItpcllcA
tu say In thia tnstanco tint there Ii no truth tn
the nsscrttuu, at,d that rates from tta city have
nut been cut BtlIco the lst nf January, lIut bts-
cause tho Chicago rua,is would no tau io.cst 10
cut rates II they f0nuI 1t tU THUR advantage to
do 3d. but bccauso t1s roads layt lTc,i ~ hluck-
adel by suuw sArouVh0u. tlIp East since Jan.
that tAa Chicago roada have not begn able To
carry forward the large amount OF freight con-
tractel for pscyluus IT, that time. They have,
thrrsfors, no cause to cut Eates At present.
The Detroit Put says there IL lnll In tho
CA!eago Il I.aka Iluron Railroad tD.tHag'!o, but
il IL rcxarde1 ~ ol!y tue can that lreclttes tho
!lyeliest kin! OF struggle between tbs tiraHd
IFunk mud Vanderbilt tntcrtsts. Thu uIan1
Trunk took one trick Wien II lonned tho lnoAry
to pay tho etatr taxes 0f tho bankrupt road.
hut Vanderbilt hns by nj r.eans rcltnYutsllel
Receivers certificates, which constitute u arst
!tsn on tho roatl, are bGluv quietly luAgLt up at
% nud " Sgaes On sae ae!tas bY representatives
vi the rival Interests. Hho Will ut COURSE hold
thetu at pat. and there ID proapect uf lun ohca1
Whcu tho tight Gocs eoile.
, 1879-01-18
THE AIoSOrOLIs'rA' nUCK AND
{1AG.

tjxrfd1 Eitpatca 10 m Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS. Jat.. 17.-War has broken out
between tAs uuton Railway Cu1npuny aud thu
ticket-scapos. Indictments have been fund
against tho icadin. sralpers unAer tho law
passed by the last Legislature At The iustu,,eu VI
The gailr0asl managers. Thu penalty ts nno 0f
not moro tAun 8luJ for each olfcnse.
, 1879-01-18

nopsI 10 jon yoIl, uut It IL i, fossfhls iApp 4Iac
Tho third regular toast wos "rl,o Oh!aeu Age
anu tho Paper Agc-siay ncitleF eyer loss it,
prcstl4e." III reHnanse,
FRANK a1knEnr
said t.e was Mt loss to know what sort Of d
ellltk was expected to pick It's Wnr through tho
shell ot such q tlot'ble-yolke.l toast: lla bud
hrarl Ut the Golden Ago before. When stsl-
slsnt 10 Vermont, he used to rlJo on pony i'n~
lrrteA ffom t,crnany-I;pp!'n'. tEanssl4t'oM-
In which tllu men wore Bravo and Goo.i anI tho
women lcauliiul aud lovely. l'at along calae
q sSnsasss ~ r,, aHl saa ke aao'hsr is
tloar, Mosat' tno ancient. ill.," rhs go'ien as: s:
was Ill mEstnkc. Tbs further buck we went
into the prln,!ttsu nge the worse Inrn wcru,
nut tho virtues of tint agv sfctc not 1nytl'ral.
II any one thought 80, LIT tim w tu Vermont,
acter To the square Inch tlIall anywhcrs ctse
Not to be inyl1lIous, hu would find enough to
luubls dtacOunt tho widest drsauls Of tile au-
seas L. sSS.f VI. sf mn sne " y:rast s ss
not wanting She Ind burned morn literature
iI,au was eontai,lrd in tho Alexaauttan LtbEarb,
and better tn his or1ntou. lApuIanse.l 1t wa.
trut shs soad n9t boakt' se MiTS1Tan. T,n .!
walk among tic tall Frlss Ut uttcr Interval;
Jul tho proud ai,s4 5ielIrlla would Mays :
sls!us u lut.g u Mpntus bad teinple. But he
was semi1r:cd by the loast ot tllu Hrcat truasl.
siore the last banquet. Thea W. wcro living In
Tic pa,,tr age,. oad, though there were tnoss
WHO sad the Iolcen age was not only !onlanee
but d uayth,-&hat it wus Impossible OF attalll-
nclt,-it was now fact. ltiiad c"slc. and rt.''te
10 stay. [Applau.e.t Whi!u W. ,rrio!etd t1i
tho rcturl ot Eol1, VIZ might 10 "G1! t1
rr,,,esnbes .l.at 1t Was nut q tFuu lrsehd ~ "ur
need It san away aut hid, no ong knew "lsfs:,
leaving u. a. tue cfAss!vs sat1. tn tue "sutIs
But, III tt.e nick Of tiup, along came paper, autl
sud, NpIl b. yuur friend." Aud It WAS ~ aOod
| Us lta word. LIT us BID Il . grateful farewell.
No; tlle bells Of Jan. that rany ih tho i'e~
did not rlu5 out the old. fApnlautr. In con
e,usluu, he suggested tue sentiment: Ihc g1ld
ct, agu aud tllu paPeE agu!-,nss they be W otlt
| a,,u !usepusAble vi eun and ruEfctry HOW nre
[ atsd may uctther cyvr full bsIow pr. Jap
I Eugene Hail then reclse4 nj. ORIGINAL poe,n
| cutltIgd "1ne liunsc om the iilli. "a VeEj
credit ab|u et{sEt, Which won so1unieulatipn.
| The last toast WAS "VuIhlunk, the u4rscry
sentiment, thought. aud strung col'stl'un se''ss
that lu1ngea largely 1T thu losers that saapu th
aITa,rs And destiny ii our nattul.."
| L. L. CouuAx.
| tn rcsppndln.. said hv didn't know WHY h
hal tcrn CA!lel vi to speak VI Vernon
~ nurstry uutsss beeau:e Ec wa, H.
ultcs: ba"l4slor present. !l.4u..,.rr.l 4
/. uas Tcis".: 1u"AvL II u.lo-H. Eu'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-16
5sASCHESTER AND SICiN. .TY.

Brief Hems.-PersonS in the neighbor-
hood Of Granite have frequently been trou-
bIcd BY the depredations OF rhicken-thieves,
and q movement has been made by several
OF the citizens TO arrest the thieves. Jacob
Williams (colored) has been taken into GUS
tody and sent on 10 the grand jury OF the
County Court for indictment by Justice
Clayton. Williams had number OF chick
ems in his possession when arrested, and
failed TO give any explanation as to how he
60; them.
The last musicale at Beethoven Hall WAS
delightful affair. The music, both vocal
and instrumental, was well received By the
audience. Visitors from Richmond were
in attendance.
The work towards the enlargement OF the
Meade Memorial church is being rapidly
pushed forward. 1t is expected to be COM
pIetcd during the coming week.
The witnesses from this city in the case
OF Nickers rs. Manchester have returned
from Petersburg. where they have been in
attendance upon the trial.
Several persons were baptized in the
river above Mavo's bridge yesterday by
Rev. G. G. Fanderslcc, OF the Methodist
church.
The anniversary Of the Fifth.Street Meth
odist Sunday school will take place next
Sunday afternoon at the Sinth-Strect Mctll-
| odSt church.
\ large number of telegrapi!-poles were
hauled through the city Saturday from
Richmond. 1t is said that they Will be used
in the construction Of telephone commune
cation between Richmond and Petersburg
A COW heiohgng 10 citizen OF the Thrc
Ward fell in an old we'll near the brick-yard
on Eleventh and Everett streets, Saturday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-16
d. -. dANCkEL,
for the committee.

NEW SENsATloN-LADIEs' WALK AT
MOZART HALL.-Rchmond is not to be be-
hind the times. The next sensation is L
Iseyentv-two-hours ladies' walk at Mozart
Hall. under the management OF Messrs.
Reid & Naughton, commencing tonight
ot s.aO o'clock, The contestants are Laura
Douglass and Estella Fillmore, who are
representcd as being famous pedestrlennes.
Resides this match, there will be forty
cioht-hours ladies' walk, commencing or
| Friday evening next at half-past
O'Clock. between Minnie Horton and Hattie
| Fleetwood; and every evening during the
week Charles A. Hartman. the champion
| twentv-four-hour walker OF America, VINO
won the ht-thouSand-dolar prize lor the
Astley belt. and John p. Mackey, the
champion ten-mle walker, will give eNhlbl.
ton Wallis OF three miles. This novel
entertainment for Richmond Will no doubt
draw large audiences during the week.
| Wyatt has the season tickets on sale, at his
| Main-street music. store.
Miss Laura Il. Douglass is twenty-three
! wears old, and was born in Washington. In
| GiImore's Garden last March she walked
five miles every two hours for one week,
then commenced exhibition walks. twenty
five miles; opened in Baltimore for a siX-
day contest, making two hundred and h1ty-
three miles in May commenced slX-aay
walk in Washington, and after siXty-eIght-
mile walk, broke down. Her next walk
was at Norfolk.
Mrs. Fillmore has been walking in New
York and Philadelphia In the contest in
Baltimore she Sprained her ankle, and then
went to Norfolk.
Miss Minnie Harton is said to be a native
of london, but was raised IN New York
ej1y. Nearly year ago she commenced
walking, aud in her first contest walked q
mile ia nine minutes-square heel ana toe
walk ,
In Newark, n. j., she walked for Il days
and nights, miles every other hour. sue
also walked % miles is hours and 15 min
utes in Hoboken, n. j.; and six days IN
Baltimore, walking 2S9 miles. In Brock.
lyn she walked 1000 quarter-miles in 4,eoo
quarter-honrs.
Charles A. Hartman is twenty-slX years
OF age, was born in Whitefield, Me-, and
has been pedestrian from bis youth. at
seventeen years of age he walked 100 miles
in 81 hours and 20 minutes; this was when
Weston was failing in New York to accom-
plish 100 miles in "a hours. In the past
few years he has been in many noted con-
tests, notably In the international match for
the Astisy belt.
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A VALUABLE EETERPRIsE.-we are happy TO
announce that Monsieur LABEUF has established,
at No. ola Broad street, to the engine-house.
LAUNDRY, which will be a valuable addition to our
home enterprises and prove Of great advantage to
our peoplc-ladies especially.
He makes spe ,inty Of fine work. The most
delicate fabricS-such lace handkerchefs. collars,
shawls, curtains &c.-can be entru ted to him with
perfect safety. He will laundry them in style
known only to Partisan Torsmen, and far superior
to anything ever before here Attention Is also
paid 10 the laundrying Of ladies' and genlemeus
undercothes.
Having seen something OF tie elegance of Mon
sieur tARGUF's work. we can confidently recon-
mend him to the patronage Of our people. Fine
goods need lpuger be sent to New York or Bllti-
more. They. can now be as wen done up here as
anywhere.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNpAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. lower pressure, increas-
ing southeast to southwest winds, slightly
warmer, partly cloudy or cloudy weather,
followed by local rains.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States. lower pressure, southwest to south
east winds. slightly higher or stationary
temperature. and clear or partly cloudy
weather, with possibly occasional rains in
the latter district.
THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear and
warm.
THERnoMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, G8;
"a. NJ, &c; noon, Sc; P. NJ, IS; s p.
H., So; midnight, r.
Mean temperature, 50.
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pOISDEXTER & TUPPER. r. ~. peremptory
sale of three building lots on the east line nl
Reservoir street between Chaflln and Beverly
streets.
". GODDlN, r. A.. trustees sale Of 4 lot and
framed tenement thereon on the east side Of Jcs-
samine between and Ecnablc streets.
JOHN W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, ! l 4. NJ. in rooms
over No OF Bank street, sofas tables, chairs
rugs. &c.
GRUEBS K WILLIAMS, p. NJ, commissioners
sale of valuable brick store. and vacant los on
Broad and Adams streets ana BROOK avenue.
RICHARDSON & CO., p. NJ. valuable building
ON Main street corner of Beech street. opposite
aortou's flower garden
ROBERT R.LYNE. 5H =. NJ. trustees sale Of ten
building lots Smiths I'm. fronting on Fill b
street in he city of Richmond.
W. GODDIN. 5H 7. NJ. trustees sale of !o' on INC
north side Of Beverly between Washington and
Temple streets.
II. s. ANDERSON ( son. 10 4. NJ. groceries, &c
!; r HOrkADAY.l 10 4. NJ. groceries, &C.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF RICHMOND
CosAEGE-ADDgEsR BEFORE THE SOCIETY OF
ALUMNI.-Hon. Morten B. Howell. Of Nash.
willie. will deliver the address before the So
ciesy OF Alumni OF Richmond College at
the College chapel tonight at o'clock.
After the address an entertainmeu of viii be
given bY the Society at the residence of
Professor Harris, 10 which all the aiuasni
are cordially invited.
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SUMNER EXCURSION N-BooE.-Messrs. a. W.
CARRIER s. Go. have received the PennsyIVa-
oia Central Railroad "Sutamer Excursion
Routes" witch isrc to be had upon appllca-
taon. The book ds Handsomely gotten up
sad contains much saluable Inflammation Tor
travellers.
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IIIAyE ANALYZED THE wIIISKEY known under
the brand Of B-Selcct." controlled by Messrs.
WALTER ID. ELAIR & Co. Richmond, Va, and find
1t free from usil oil ana other impurities, and re-
commend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. B. MCCAw, VI D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
January 13, 1872.
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UNCLAIMED Packages addressed as fol'
lows remain unclaimed at the general de-
livery in the Richmond post-ofiee: Mrs. E..
7. Outlin, Sarah Cook, d. f. McCorkle, G.
A. Dowden, George j.. Downing, Mrs: =.
r. Hale, Eugene A. Walker, a. II. Feaf-