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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-13

turns today.
 A careful review of the result in the several states discloses about the following status in the respective states:
 IN NEW YORK. The result in IS as might have been expected with two democratic can dates out against Cornell; the latter was elected by plurality of from l 15.000 to 10000. The rest of the Democratic State ticket was elected 1 by majority of near 10000. The anti i-Tammany Democrats of the City of New York elected their men. Gov. Robinson's defeat was the work of John Kelly who recieyed about 55.000 or 60000 votes. IN MASSACHUSETTS,. Ben F. Butler. IS again defeat ed. The plurality of Long, republi- can nominee for governor is 15.000 to 10000. The support given the straight out democratic candidate, John Quincy Adams did not amount to anything, only a few thousand democrats voting for him. The re- publican vote shows a decreased majority, although the Legislature will be strongly republican. The Legislature will not, however elect Senator.
 IN CONNECTICUT.
 There is large republican gain. Ten out of the eleven senators elect ed were republicans. The republi- can majority in the lower branch of the state Legislature IS increased by a gain of 25 members over last year This gives the largest republican majority on joint ballot since the war, and insures @ re- publican successor to U. s. Senator Eaton in 1881.
 IN PENNSYLVANIA.
 This State has also given republi- can gains. Butler, the Republican candidate for State Treasurer defeats Burr, the democratic nominee by at least l5000.
 IN WISCONSIN,.
 The Republicans have likewise carried this State by large majorities. Smith, republican candidate for governor defeated Jenkins, democrat by 10000. The largely increased republican vote, especially Tn Mil waukee is attributed to the soft money shoot taken by the democrats two years ago.
 IN MINNESOTA:
 Of course this State has gone re. publican, and Pillsbury is elected by 10000 majority.
 IN NEW JERSEY There is an increased republican majority in tho Legislature.
 IN NEBRASKA: Cobb, republican, is elected over Wakley, democrat, for Supreme Judge, by majority of l2,000 The green packers made a very small
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-13
NOTICE roR rrRLIcArInN.

LAND OFFICE at Dardanelle, Ark. Oct. 8. 1879.
 Notice is hereby gwen that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support Of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the late Of this notice, viz.i Pre-emption Declaratory Statement No. 10. by k. T. Harriss, for tho Sgs of SEE Section 30 Tp witnesses, viz: J. II. Harriss, of Johnson Co. Ark. and James Denncy, Of Johnson O., Ark. 3S T. NJ. GIBSON, Register
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K OF IT BANNER LODGE, N, Il. No. 1853. Meets lst and 3d Fridays, at o'clock p. m. J. K. FIREMAN, D.; ALvA RUSSELL, V.-D; l; c. W. BERRYMAN, R.
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WHERE T9 GO, AND HoM.-We I'm it.a,Wsqy
difficult question TO answer as 10. where re SHAH
spend few weeks during Tia heat OF suraEes.. Al
ready lnanvof readers Daye gone 10 aatcd 2sew
puffs Of sea- srrcze moIain air. and Others are
hacking III, preparatory . their drparasrcto some
neasant resort On looking over the - s.iuamss Ex
cursIOu E;ste- Book OF tie Peunsy Its4iroac
cornuaar Cor the sea-c8 OF 1879. VaGsii@ sy the
yay Is o,s of The most complete weti Ia SYSTEM
atcally -a.ranged book sDf the kind SolsaNs seen
= book siich every torsist should p1sscss-~e vert:
,rucls with the beau;itll views Of El,gitss GLES.
This glen is several miles In len 9Th, bs, coDsEt Is
prorsmy Of a numbcs Of slcns or, sections which
have been given dist ,pciye names, and which form
serb, CT rocky areades. galleries and rro,Gcs. 4
srrcan OF nurest maantain waterrrtnsS through the
GLEN having ia J. from first IA last OF eight hun
Gcca feet. The atmosphere, evGon the hottest da!.-
+, cool aud moist. Bayard TaYor SAID that lie hsi
nsyer met with SCENERY more s,SEtifu; and romaa-
tie than that eriAaced In this wonderful GLEN"
One of the Inos pleasant all 1Si rtates 10 the GJIS
lis by way of t},e Pennsylvania r1ilroad. You take
the RicGmorJ, Fredericksburg and Pn.omsS rail-
ro I'd from nag: at Baimscs You so by way af the
Northern Cealra rai'rossli Absing Dfrtics OF tie
PENNSYLVANIA raiIroadl. cA hts elegantly-aQairped
cars AND yslisblastcd IuExj, and, with polite OIL
GERS, you are insured i comfortable ride. SLEEP
1yG- IS ,xeil as pARLlts-CARs ure attached to all
,beir ,r,.r; The sCeiraay along tie roe Is varied
and b,sutrul, passing through gresn meadows,
r,yppb mountains, s.sj handgome Villages and
to,y,r, uutii In comparatively sAor! time yo,
leaye the cars for liz GLEN. .
Mr a. j. MtcA.SEK, waa Is the proprietor of she
a.. EN- MOUNTAIN HOUSE (Which Is the only sase
n, the GLEN) IS prepared 10 entertain several saE'
,Iref guests rs. table and hcis isa appointments are
irst class. A say here Will b,enjoyed by ak MAO 20
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Negro ,cho acas arrested on iSuspi.
cion Of PerpetratinJ an Outrage in Hest
Virginia Committed to Jau.-The Negro
james Vaughn, who was arrested. here
Tuesday night on suspicion Of being The
man who committed an outrage in Fayette
county, W. Va, several days ago, was COM
mitted to Jail to await the action of the au-
thorities OF Fayette county. Whilst under
going an examination before the Mayors
Court yesterday morning., and being qnes-
toned concerning bis travels, he gave a
statement somewhat different from the one
which was given by him few hours be-
fore.
Since it has transpired that man mas
been arrested at Parkersburg, w. Va.
charged with the same offence, and has
made confession OF the fact TO the officers
OF that place. it is hardly probable that
Vaughan is the man who perpetrated the
crime, though it is clearly evident from his
manners and actions that there is something
suspicious about him. Several parties have
expressed the opinion that the negro Rufus
Roane alias George Graham, who was
whipped here Monday for coW-stealing, is
the man who committed the crime. Officers
starred out yesterday in the direction OF
Petersburg to capture him, knowing he
went in the direction OF that city.
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BRIEFS. Limited States Commissioner At

BRIEFS. Commissioner At
kins was yesterday engaged in hearing the
case Of Semple Elicit, Of Hanover county,
charged with perjury while te>tfying in Il
civil suit before the United States District
Court. Several witnesses were examined,
and The case continued until the 21st. he
was baled.
The fact that the city is, in places. very
dirty, and that the chain-gan and rains
cannot be relied upon to do all the cleaning,
begins to be generally recognized. y
street-cleaning force will have to be or@a-
nlzed il we wish to be as healthy and pre-
senta5le as other cities OF our size.
LoW-swinging signs are nuisance to
tall gentlemen carrying umbrellas. Some
OF these signs are right IN the centre Of the
city, and on the most important thorough
fares.
The lot between Mozart Hall and Judge
Mcredith's residence is to be enclosed and
laid off Us a garden. -......
\ negro snatched a pocket-book from a
lady who was walking near the corner OF
Third and Canal streets yesterday. He was
canght by 4 citizen and released at her re-
quest. The pocket-boob was restored by
tue thief; but after be was gone it was
found that lie had kept the money. Loss, S..
Captain Ben. Mock, OF Wilmington, n.
c., assistant general ticket agent Atlanta
Coast Line, was in the city yesterday.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

~
A RICHMOND HORSE AT MOSMosTH PARE
At Monmouth Palk on Tuesday, IN the frs
race. MIR. e. .Stearns, j., son af Mr, Frank
lin Stearns. OF this city, entered bis gray
colt Surprise. What he achieved Isl besl
told Yesterday in the Heratd's report Of The
race, as follows: -
Inc :nrst race was for, "A purse Of $500, sor
maldens., III four years old, allowed y5
pounds; II five or over, II pounds. One
mile. There were eight starters for this
race, comprising Mr.. F. Stearns. Jr.'s<gray
colt Surprise, by Alroy, dam Dew Drop,
three years old, carrying 102 pounds; Dir.
Oden Bowie's chestnut 6lly Tennessee. by
Dickens. dam Belle Meade, three years old.
81 pounds; Mr., F. Morrs's bay colt
AVenger, by Warminster. dam Remorse-
less, three years old, 102 pounds; Mr.. II.
z. McGrath's chestnut tilly Wissahickou,
by bennington, dam Sarony, three years
old, 81 pounds; Mr.. W. r. Babcock's bay
hlly Janet Murray, by Panic, dam Ethel
Sprague, four years old, 10S pounds;
Nessrs. j. &. Nelson & Co.'s brown colt,
Lakewood, by bennington, dam Rattan,
three years old, 102 pounds; Messrs. Thos.
Purvear Co.'S bay colt Bulwark, by
Bonnie Scotland, dam Eradnc, three years
old, 1O2 pounds, and Mr. Greenville's chest
mt gelding L. L.. by haywood, dam Re-
gan, aged, 100 pounds. Lancewood was Il
large favorite, Bulwark second choice. The
best pool sold was as follows: 1915 for
Lancewood, 500 for Bulwark, 800 for Wis
800 for Tennessee, and $40 for
the field. AvenGcr had the best OF the send
off, WiSsahickon second, Surprise third,
Lancewood fourth, Bulwark fifth, Janet
Murray sixth, Tennessee seventh. L. l..
eighth. Going around the upper turn Wis
sahickon showed in front, Bulwark second,
Janet Murray third, Lancewood fourth,
Surprise fifth, Avcnger SIXTH. Tennes-
see seventh. L. L. eighth. Lancewood ran
to the front on the backstrctch, Wissahickon
second, Bulwark third, and as the horses
passed the half-DiIe pole Lancewood was
showing tie way, Wissahickon second.
Bulwark third, Janet Murray fourth, Sur
prise fifth, Tennessee sixth, Ayeneer sew
cnth. Lanccwood kept in front around the
lower turn and to the three-quarter pole,
Wissahickon second, BIwark third, Ten
nessee fourth, Janet Murray fifth, Avenger
sixth, Surprise seventh, L. L. eighth-the
two latter far behind. Getting into the
home stretch Bulwark came away and won
the race easily by two lengths, Lancewood
second, two lengths ahead of Avenger,
Tennessee fourth, Wissahlckon fifth, Janet
Murray sixth, Surprise seventh, L. l..
eighth. Time, 1:5O.
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The Most Remarkable Conrtship and
Marriage on Record.

J}f fzt /. tWacot Cexas) Examiner June 29tb.1
| M. Z. Shakespeare, farmer residing II
the northwestern part Of this county, ant
| possibly a distant relative OF the renowned
bard o. that Dame,i called on the Rev. j. a
Richey, in this city, at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and said: gr7.i,;. ..a,.,t5sl Z.
"Parson, do You know all the ladies' II
Waco ?" s @s - ;.,,s,, 49,. %
replied Mr. Ricbey, II, DON'T
know half OF them" ~ - at.a -
edo you know widow lady named Mrs.
Ward, who is employed in the family OF
DIR. McGregor7" lfctl rss Il.
81 have not" said Mr.. Richey, "the
honor OF her acquaintance; but why do you
ask ?" ~i4 -, I'll
''Well," said blr. Shakespeare, I" I don't
know her either; never saw her in my life,
but thinking as may be you knew all about
her, l thought I'D come and ask you. I'm
thinking about marrying her,"
q should think" remarked Mr.. Ricbey.
" that you would refer that matter to the
lady herself"
"I will, so I will,' said Mr.. Shake
speare; f" but not until have first seen DIR.
McGregor," and so saying he turned and
walked away.
About three quarters of an hour later in
the day Mr.. Shakespeare again stood in the
presence OF Mr. Richey.
Fve seen DR.. McGregor," said he,
and he says he's known the lady sixteen
years, and she's all riSht.' Then exacting
from Mr.. Richey promise that he would
wait in his Office "little whlle," Mr..
Shakespeare walked of, saying he would
:" call on the lady"
And he did. "Its all right, parson,"
said he, on walking into Mr.. Richey's Of
fee, less than ar hour afterwards. "l've
seen the lady and she says it's all right.
Quick as can get pair OF licenses want
you to 60 up and tie the knot"
At 4:20 O'Clock NJ. G. Shakespeare was
married to Mrs. Nancy Ward, Rev. J. II.
Richey officiating, and the newly.wedded
pair left at once for their rural home. Mr..
Shakespeare has good farm, and is well
able to make his wife comfortable. Mrs.
Shakespeare is 4 good housekeeper, and is
otherwise we'll qualified to make him good
wife. Two hours and twenty minutes,
dating from the moment the would-be
bridegroom's first inquiries were made, is
the precise time occupied in the accom-
pishment Of this alliance. The original
Shakespeare never imagined anything half
so expeditions, his nearest approach to it
b>ing-
She is fair and may be wooed,
Woman. and may be won.
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COUNCIL NoTEs.-It may have been infer
red from the report of the Council proceed
ings in Tuesdays paper in reference to the
awning at Wolford's, on Broad street, that
the Council granted PERMISSION for the
erection OF the awning. No such resolu-
ton was before the body. The facts were
these: The Committee on Stracts reported
adversely upon the application OF Mr.. VOL
ford for the awning. and. on motion OF Mr..
Taylor, that resolution was rejected; from
which it would appear that the Council
were OF opinion that it was matter in
which the committee bad no concern.
In the case OF Mr.. Trimmer, assistant su-
perintendent OF the chain-gan whose pay
was increased by the Common Council ten
per cent. on Monday last, the action was
due to the fact that the pay OF the Office was
reduced last July twenty per cent, while
the pay of other officials Was only reduced
ten Der cent.
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The Result of Misbehari0r at Church.-
There were several negro boys before
Squire Woodbridge, of Manchester town.
ship, yesterday, named Archer Brown,
Henry Venablc, Willie Dennis, and john
Bright, charged with lighting and creating
Il disturbance ut festival held at the COL
orcd Baptist church on the Petersburg
turnpike. They were fined $50 each and
required to give bond in the sum of 500
to he OF good behavior for six months; in
default OF which they were sent to Jail for
three months. They were lodged IN the
city Jail yesterday morning, and were taken
to the Chesterfield Jail in the AFTERNOON by
the sheriff Of the county.
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Tie Lash.-At the Mayors Court yestcr-
day morning Mayor Clarke ordered L col
ored girl about eighteen years OF age,
named Sarah Ann McRae, to receive ten
lashes for stealing fifty cents from Mrs.
MCGEE. She was taken to the station
house, and in the presence OF the officers Of
the law the girls father was required TO do
the flogsing. Whilst carrying out the SEN
tence OF the Court the old man showed con-
siderable familiarity with such proceed
ings, and was not at all backward in adj
mniStering the Lash.
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Brief Items. Chief OF Police Of this
city asks why it is that information OF 1cio.
nies, &c, is never given to the police OF
Manchester in order that they mag he on the
lookout for fugitives from justice.
The amount realized from the laTE-1arty
given at "Ingleside" recently by the ladies
OF The Presbyterian church Of this city was
$40. a... -
The city Of Manchester has settled the
Judgment obtained against 1t by Edward
Vickers in the Petersburg court The total
amount, including the costs, fees, &C., was
$3.50. ..... .l. - =.
Services will be held at the Meade Memo.
rial church next Sunday, as the work OF
enlarg.ng the church has been oompleted.
The appearance has been greatly improved
by the enlargement. 1t will now seat about
100 moreiperSons. ..t... -t :..a# ..e
A COMMUNICATION has been received by. =
member of the City Council from person
living outside OF the city limits asking. for
an appointment on the police force. 4nhe
applicant gave us his reasons for his aotoa
that he is under the impression he YVES. born
TO be 4 policeman.
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The ACCIDENT TO SERGEANT PERRIN
From information received from Old Point
it appears that Sergeant Perrin, in attempt
ing to Jump on board one of the smaller
steamers plying between Old Point sand
Norfolk, was caught between the boat
and the pier at the Old-Point wharf. The
fall broke Off the entire crest Of his left hip
bone. He was taken to the hospital within
the fort, where be was attended by the sur
geon Of the post, kindly assisted by Drs.
Wise, OF Williamsburg, and Ross and
White, of this city. Sergeant Perrin was
reported last evening as doing vel, and
will probably recover in six or eight weeks.
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A PLEASANT OeeAs1oN.- Last evening d.
=. 6. c. William F.. Woody, assisted by
Vice-Grand Chancellor II. A. Atkinson and
other members Of the Grand Lodge, in
stalled the ofticers-eIsct OF Jefferson Lodge,
NO. 20, Knights OF P7thias. The Uniform
Division, Sir Knight Commander A. A.
warren commanding, were pfcseBi, and
With their bright new uhiiortN lent addi-
tTonaf attraction TO the ooeasioD> Refyesh.
meHs were served by the menters Of No.
%. .a.. -.
We. are Informed that this division cun-
temphte moonlight eXcursion DOWN sbe
James ON the night Of AugStt 4th.
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Gorgeous Baldwin.
AN INpIANrAN's CALIFORNIA RANCHE-A
SPLENDID HOME.
[san Francisco letter to Baltimore snn.l

4 10
rsan Francisco letter to Baltimore Snn.]
E, J.. Baldwin, everywhere known as
Lucky Baldwin, worked on his fathers
farm when young, in Indiana. After twen-
ty-ive years of trial at various pursuits he
drifted into the bonanza district, Nevada,
and in few years, by well.judged ventures
in mining stocks, realized some millions.
He became publicly known by building
"The Baldwin," now so fayorably known
as popular house, on Market street, San
Francisco, 275 BY 210 feet. IEcluded in the
structure is Baldwin's Theatre. The whole,
including furniture, cost $3.000,000. Trav-
cling through Los Angeles county, he
fancied and bought Spanish grant OF co.
ono acres Of bountfully.w .watered garden
land and laid it out in princely style: VI
this, $4,000 acres are moist: bottom-land'
needing no irrigation. OUTSIDE OF inns ne
has artticialIy irrigated most OF tne pro-
perty bv means OF six miles OF elsntinch
pipe, and beautiful lakes are formed mere
and there, with rustic bridges ana otner
adornments. Some fifty rustic cottages
are the homes Of his army OF work
ing people. All sorts OF farm build
inss are tasteiully arranged, and flowing
artesian springs abound OF purest water.
The orchard has 1900 acres, with $4,000
orange and lemon-trees, 1000 almonds, 500
Italian cbestnuts, eighty acres OF English
walnuts, 500 acres of choice grapes, innu-
merabIe apples, pears, plums, peaches and
figs. He has 10000 eucalyptus trees OF
twenty.seven varieties, and 5000 OF the
graceful pepper-trees, our most ornate ever
green and dropping variety, bearing q pro
fusion of pepper-looking spice berries:
broad avenue is laid out, three miles long
by 12o feet wide, lined on each side with
eucalyptus trees. In the centre Is row OF
pepper-trees, making a grateful shade IN
that sunny climate, and the air is cooled oy
innumerable fountains. Soon a'maDsion IN
keeping with the surroundings will be erect
ed on a rising knoll overlooking th1s ialry-
land, and some hundred tenantry, with gar
dens and cultivated fields, will enrich the
and make. this charmed spot
paradise, where the proprietor can pass pas hls
declining years in peaceful contemplation
of the romance OF bis creation.
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POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY-Po!tce-Ja JUS
lice While presiding.-Newton Jackson
(colored,, i sick tramp, was sent to the
almShouSe.
Frank neane Lafayette (white), for steal.
inr one brass cock from the hydrant OF
Charles Herbscheb, was given fifteen lashes.
Eliza Childs (coloredl, charged With 90
tanning money under false pretences. me
matter was settled by the party paying the
money.
:. Clay Jones was fined $40 for running q
wagon On the streets without propernG!sa-
hers
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EASTERN LuNATIc AsYLUM.-The quaEstr-
~ meeting Of the Bsard Of Directors % the
Eastern Lunatie Asylum was held ~ Viii
liamsburg on Tuesday. Final measures
were taken 10 complete an additional build
ing to accommodate sixty more patients.
Arrangements were also made for an in
creased water-supply. The asylum, as
usnal. was found in excellent condition.
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THREE YEARS IN THE PENITENTIAET Fol: A
JuSK.DEALEH.-In the Hastings Court yes
terday, Henry W. Hey, 4 !unk-dea,eF:
charged with receiving valuable SET OF
harness, knowing the same to nave Deeh
stolen, was tried, found guilty, and DIS tefm
q, In, Drisonment fixed ut three years.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

r,s oonn,enance is pale and leaacn. colorcd, with
occasional nuses or acircumscr'bed spot on one or
.,osss. The eyes become dull; the pupils
,,c an azure scmicircle runs along the lower eye
-. .,s ,osc Is irrstatcd, swclis, akd sometimes
,s.s: \ swelling of the upper up occasional
. ,s,a,chc, with humming or throbbing OF the ears;
,rysual secretion of saliva: Shiny or furred
orrce breath very foul, particularly IN the morn
,nr: appetite variable. sometimes voraeious, with
,,r,u,nS sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
,,rer gone; ftectinE pains in the stomach; ocea-
~. ,he abdomen: bowels irregular. at times co''ive
,,s,,s Amy, not unfrcqncn,ly iinsed with blood !;
,s,,s swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
.or,h: cough sometimes dry md convulsivc; un-
ssr sn4 disturbed sleep. with grinding OF the
.s, temper variable. but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever ,sc above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANE'S YERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in .Dy fcrm II is an innocent preparation, not ca
gsJie Of doing The slightest injury to the most
tsnisr iHfaHt.
The genuine DIR. MCLASE's VERNIFUGE hears
:hc signatures Of {. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
IN the wrapper.
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.LawS-PAarY To-NIGur.-To- night, al
the corner OF Twenty fifth and Grace
streets. .nere will be lawn-parly ior the
heneer Of the Dorcas Society of the; Leigh
Street Baptist church. The ladies VIII have
MI sorts OF nice things, and promise M
agreeable evening to all who TiH aid, them
in their worthy cause. 20
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ANOTHER DISTINGUISHED RreHMoRDER.-
Mart. Lee, the youDg negro man wLo was
iyDcbed at Coal Valley, on the Chesaseake
and Ohio railroad, yesterday morning, for a
most cruel Outrage upon. the wife OF The
surveyor OF Fatette eannty, was formerly d
resident OF Richmond, His father and
mother reside here now. ... IL.
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The MezlxT THIS EvENING-Irirsc, over
ture, g L1stspicl tBela), orchestra ): sesond,
solo sonrano, "To the Wood$' fWarnerI
Miss Julia Mitchell; third, solo violin,
" Nocturre" tFieuXtemps), Dr.. Barkow-
ski; ioHytb. Farewell Meditation -
(Lange), orchestra; fifth, ballad. "Ohd
Folks at Home" (Foster), Niss Julm
Mitchell; sixth, quintette, /" "Menuett,
(Boccherlnih strings; seventh, ;Saltzes,
Berlincr Kinder" (Bea), orche sttu..
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The AnnircrSary Musica!e.-The Becthc-
ven Association are making great prcpaia-
tion for the celebration OF their first ami
versary, which takes place tomorrow night
in Beethoven Hall. All who attend may
eXpect rare musical treat.
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A MEAN TRICK.-Yesterday morning or
night before last some evil-di>posed person
went into the composing-room OF the
Southern inteNigencer office, on Main
street, and "pied" all OF the type that had
been set for this weeks issue OF the paper.
The matter, OF course, had to be reset, in
volriug additional cost, but little or no de-
low