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DIED.

rowEN-At Bethel, Vt, Jan. TO- Squire Bowen, ased
BRGCKES-Jan. II, Adela Bracken, in the 18th year
Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral
az her parents residence y Nsty st. ON Sunday Jan.
FILLMORE In Ann Arbor. Mich. Jan H. Calvin T.
Fillmore. IN the Uuh year pi ls age brother Of hard
kNApl'-At Portland Me.. Jan H. Dolly VI. Knapp.
a-od a yca-s widow ~ Antli lny kraup
IONGWORtH In Cincinnati OHIO Jan ~. Dr. Ian
don 70 iou4wofth Professor. Oi Anatomy IA the Ohio
Medical COLLEGE. aged 80 wears
M,kEuN In Jersey ,it,. on Thursday. Jan 10, after
aud Ann Mckeom. AGED " years
Funeral viii tax rltcr m SUNDAY, ~ " from bis
relatives are respectfully invited 10 attend
MEALS At liz late residence. 22p West 39ti st., On
NciuesdaN Tue h inst, Aitcra severe Illness, Dr. VIII
ulM !. N'au. 90 ilc .iNtl year " nls a-e. , 49,,
The remains will b. taken TO the Church NJ the Holy
lnnocch' 'nyr OF s'tl t. and brondMaV on tnrday
cigrch Al O'Clock !. NJ thence to calvary cemetsry
tc Veteran Corps u the un.h Regiment the members n
ihc Xavier luton and The mcmtcr " the Xavier Alumni
staiitv respectfully iuvit 10 attoud Tie iunvraL
NICNoLS-ln ilniryic. Conn jan. 10, Lucy Mich oils,
aged ~ wears AMI / months
fkknLRAlN. On Thursday, iGth Inst. Of cancer.
widow of Nc chior fcrloriiu oi France
Re- at,e- nud friends of tic family rcspcctuly in
= rom her late re,idcncr. Butter ay, betw een A.
lantc ant Fulton avs. East Now York. l. l.
Fiuuro. aged - Years ie lived up1n a ARM seNcrh
miles the town. which furnished IN iorucr wears
- ~ hone i9r such sulnis as were sn.lcin,l ilgin
DAr lnulh. Wl.t my Mctr "h-c 70 Mntk Ahu riuay'
kAlNE.-ln Ralumurc. Nd. Jau u, william bhiue,
a-ei - ycars c Oldest German ncWslalcr man in ihe
United states Has nttr wt- also az editor ai tor 10
wears e R'in,' have been booksellers publishers OF
Slick -ouThurslay Jan 10 Mrs. Eliza shick widow
o. Charles Shlck. aged - years
The funeral vii take place from her late residence,
go oncy st.. brooklyn. L. D. on saturday, Jan -. al
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INNINGS FOR SLOAN'S MEN.
THEIR FIRST VICTORY OYER TIE FAC
TION LED BY MIR. ALVORD.
Hetrenchment Demnnded-Dem Lending
Helping Hand for It-A Hint of Future
Divisions Among Assembly Republicans.

Hetrenchment Demanded Democrats Lending
Helping Hand for It-A Hint of Future
Divisions Among Assembly Republicans.
ALBANY, Jan. 17.-Thero was brief ses-
eion Of both houses this morning. and then an
adjournment was taken until next Monday
evening, when each party is to hold its caucus
to nominate n United States Senator. In tho
Assembly there was very little disposition TO do
business. The disappointed statesmen who
think they have not been we'll treated in the
makeup Of the committees were not through
swearing. and they wanted to go home. Tho
supporters Of Sloan among the older members
who had been snubbcd and ignored by Alvord
wore sour and watching for chance to tread
on the corns Of the lucky ones who fought with
A. b. Cornell. John +. Smyth. Ham. Harris
and Old Salt They grasped at tho only
one offered and scored victory. Tho
patronage in the shape OF minor places about
the Legislature Is one OF the sources OF re-
wardng those who were on tho winning side
in the fight at the organization. resolution
calling for tho appointment Of q Superintendent
OF Documents was brought forward. Mr.. Skin
ner was promptly on his feet with point Of
order that u committee having been appointed
to investigate the matter OF employees. with a
view to seeing II some OF them could not be dis
pensed with. this resolution should be referred
W lilfN NNHlullNNtts DhN plu Nui Iuitu HIS pbluN
not well taken. Then skinner tried TO get In n
substitute directing the Clerk TO designate ono
OF his deputies to do this work. But Old Salt
decided that to be out OF order. Then skinner
opened his batteries upon tho Republicans. lie
told them how they had talked long and loud
about retrenchment and reform but had failed
to keep their promises and he warned Thorn
that the people could no longer be gulcd by
talk. but would watch for their performance.
lie concluded by reading an extract from the
Republican platform Of last fall. plcdging the
| party 10 rctrenchment and reform. and again
| appealed To the Republicans TO stand by the
pledge there given.
| Mr.. Brooks spoke next. plcdginR the Demo
Gratis To stand by those Republicans who hon
| cstly sought to reduce the expenses and cut
! down the army Of lccchcs who hang about the
| Legislature. In support OF such reduction
| Mr.. Brooks read a statement Of the number ol
| employees OF the Assembly and the amount
| paid them since 1915. showing how rapidly
| both had increased. Tho following are the liz
urcs rs taken from the hooks OF the State Comp.
| troller.
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TRInly Jan. l7.-FLouB AND MEAI-Trade
dn,uiy oieli,cune caused b he snow IN thc streets.
lut there was more doins for export several Thousand
az az e. 7,4ssa - y III ~ onoie. surSri"c sSiIo
cS'ooi, sXTa s,,ae. &C. 81 'ss, ~. we;ern .pnns
irSs Si'.issi 5, 10 * ani XxN st6'@ss * Nianc.o
Southern 6,kcrs ana amuy brands. e 75ss,. S.Mti'
ern ,l'pHns 'Aat 80 80 I'VE n91 Is ne ~ ~,
wine. &c sl7,ss,so Backwhcs,aour = 10 rs, II sl
CouoN ,Svots higher INT rshcr quiet s'llesoi7
bales Willns ~ lands lHc fuiurcs opened buoy
sry - tor February; a7t'. for March, aaic ior
Si,, 'Oo'' for May and 'oi'' fortune sales 1880
rsou.c9ys-rork qaet and UNCHANGED Tor spot lots;
20 ale. i2r ip,are B,con higher ana quiet. ,alt, 81
Nl,o NV wing e. nfm nll'r, ~ ei % some d'WHn'
w. go oud,sS hs ee' '7,s arS oaat n orrn
m . 9 e'S ad}4 1i,ss 2r4 i9i sale. On Gc
January, 800 CLOSING. 6lae1 February e 2.se l1.sc
SwsrmI n.c ior civ. * ~ VIZ an s'srd' i,or
ami anchsasci Esss steady at q ssc r irc.h '''''
a n,sN@r" S"s Inc S',I" , laPsT In 4, ~; 9
lgc'rt '"' G,, 20! N . ~ IL 'cr ~ io
,ntsi io' 81 tarNo ioch.icc wiae. For ia,mi
arv 40 81 ~ hHi weti& So red wiu,rrat Sllrior
ami 6ii. a,hcr rnicr hui tni .ac. . ~ hush ~
IN, igr GH'9 az ''' fs'5 ioT w yI ~ u
ior nlur Indian CORN rather nrmcr er new. nui trade
On &C. -'camrr. il7.c. ali &c. T. ne spot AK jan
mp ~" ~ . ia'.et''.' SPOT ami FeDruary AID
G ,, e2w ,gsar WA, ar so3 y.a%f 2to%s"
nic'ntiiu.a ~ rrncd aa'used Ns~ dr-l5''w,
49, bag, InWir terms orii ANY tnl prim, cars,,,
c," i ," .,r9"i S sr',, ',' a., ~ t
q lt u Do "a sfU a. 4
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Jan. Up M.-The market opened
strong. with heavy dealings. at an advance in
st. Paul preferred. Delaware Lackawnnna and
Western. and New Jersey Central Of Z to 1 y
cent. Before the first call closed there was m
effort to raid Northwestern Mt decline Of ',@ =
2 cent. seller Co. but the bull operators took all
the stock, and advanced the price for present
delivery TO 5i'i. and preferred slis. the highest
point yet reached in the campaign. There was
rumor late in the day that prominent bear was In
trouble, which created no commouon; q. The settle
meiNS. " any were made privately Rock Island nt.
Vnnced again TODAY. making q cent for the week Pa
Cilc Mail 90 the front with advance OF = cent
Money was easy call AT 2eJ 7iccnt
Foreign exchange ruled nu at - ~iGtt sSs for time
and demand hili..
Government bonds were = to y r cent lower except
for q ani 49,. which nrm. fhe following tie
3 2 NJ closing prices.
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IN TIIE JERSEY SANDS.
The Schooner Cuba aud the Bark Italia BE-
Hcvcd to he Hopcles, Wrecks.

LoNG branch. Jan. l7-Thcrc Is little
hope u saving either the schooner cuba ashore
on Long Branch. or tho bark Italia stranded
near Dra Beach. both 90 which came ashore IN
Yesterdays snow storm. superintendent George
Ravens ~ tho Life Saving Service reports the
Cuba lying hard on hrr bottom. She is
staneh huit vessel. her cargo Of molasses hcr4,
light hut the 4icatlons % unflvorable weather
tonight give l.ulo on,ouragement that she can
Cant. Van Noto 10 Life Saving Station No.6.
with som" OF tho New York coast wreck ug
men mud Cgli. Mayaua. succeeded In boarding
has sunk badly ut her storm. ana she lbs ca
pouring into her hold. Hnr ballast ~ 4urd and
stone is shifted aud sh" is firmly cmhollcl IN
tho sand Oyer spur of rocks. Over twelve foot
OF water was I'm her h9ld MS morning.. anil ii
stanchon- unfolding M" beams had given wav.
hut the deck, built ot liv, oak. yet hell. Tho
Int Il was impossible 10 rescue tho CAPTAINS
effects and his sea tools his cabin hoing sub
merged. Tho agents Of the owners Of the yes
shipwrc kei crew. and they remaln in
Tho, No saving station, the charitable
residents in the noghbornood sending pro-
visions 10 keep them. The crew have
claim for four months wages. Tho station is n
small building and the wrecked crew have 10
nothing Is done ~ make them more comiortn-
bic before tomorrow morn ng. Il is their inton-
York. Npssrs Benaur & B0lssen of Ss Wall
street, New York, agents Tor the Mutual Insur-
ance Company u Genoa. Italy. inspected the
Ita'ia to-day They say she is insured for
S2iOuo in their COMPANY her value being
s30Oun. She is of OOO tons, her framework
and dock being of live oGk and her plankng Of
white oak.
Tho wind is blowing from the cast tonight.
md there If every indication OF another storm.
Tho Coast Nrecking Company have given up
thcir efforts ~ save the vessel
Many sleiGhing parties from Ashury Park
and Long Branch have visited the scene Of tho
wreck to-day.
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BRIrTON-TAPP. ON Wcdnesd ay. Jan -. by the Rev
r. T. Inscrsu " u a. the residence q the hridcs pa
rcnts, John Bruon to Maggie T., youngest daughter
Edward " Tapp ot BrE'llyn.
CHl,ISTOpflER-BO WERS.-On "Wednesday. Jan. Is
st. JOHNS church Nuukcrs. y. Y. by the Rev A. n
Atsiu-, D. ID John GARRISON istOpher to Sarah Nor
tai. dHugh ter ~ iicurV bowers. Esq
ENBENG-iENN.-Ou Jan. -, at the residence
Of tho brides parents 10y the Rev Or H. Menies and
the Rev H. A. Noitu. Marcus q Rytcuherg OF su nter,
e. H. Isabella levy. eldest daughter Of Capt Jonas p
Law
rtRSRERG- itOFFBATER Jan. 10. at the church
the Holy Trinity. by the Rev. DR. KrOel, julius A
Sturslerv To- lteiWr llonhaucr.
TpNNELE-Dt NLAr.-On Wednesday, Jan. 10. at the
residence Of the brides parents hy the Rev Dr. tharle
stoidird Cornelius J.. fonnce 10 Lizze, daughter Of
Thomas Dunlap. Lsq, all of this city.
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JAY GOULD's BROKERS'
One OF his Plans, II Is Alleged, TO Get Control
of their Assets and securltIea


Judge DAILY, In the Common Pleas, yestor-
day. appointed Everett 2. Wheeler rs referee
in the suit Of W. i. Conner against VIM. Bclden
and others. instituted for the dissolution Of the
firm Of VIM. Belden 4 Co. An application was
made for tho appointment OF n now receiver
OF that firm in place OF w. f. Conner and Henry
Belden. Jr.. the present receivers. The motion
was based upon an AFFIDAVIT by Mr.. Conner that
Mr. Dolden had refused to deposit all the socu-
rites and assets Of the firm rs required by the
judgment entered upon the stipulation between
the parties and also that Mr.. Belden had re-
fused him access AS co-receiver to the books OF
tho firm.
The Bedens opposed the motion. saying that
II was trick to get control Of the assets OF the
firm. and to sacrifice their interests. They al
lego that Mr.. Conner and JAY Gould. under
whose advice they acted, although Mr.. Gould
was nominally n defendant. knew ut the outset
that there WIS no Just ground for bringing the
action. and that Gould. pending tho motion for
a receiver, had proposed to the other
side that Mr.. Henry Beldcn be made such
receiver. and when that was acccded TO, in
sisted that Mr.. Conner should be Joined with
Mr. Belden. After getting stipulation from
the Beldcns 20 that effect, the plan was TO force
entirely from Mr.. Beden'B control. The judR-
ipzslt- tha--coniended. slsad DO vacated and
they be allowed to oppose the original appica-
ton for receiver.
Judge DAILY was about to postpone the further
hearing to Monday morning. but n proposal
that the books of the firm be- placed in the Gus
tOdy OF n referee wis accepted.
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ToNpoN. Jan. 1.-THE American brig Don
o'' CAPT York. last reported Al anchor north ot the
,lfuu OBJ ArrHn m distress, Hnt having lost her master
uIf' Ifi fw" iI'U ma. tuHr Z. futrr-
tIr kr.us't hr- j. ~. lNHrI. Can't ktlnsnn from Now
York 49, 80. toi kaYuuNr. .i rrorird Doe d.trcs, Jan
- iu run R'ad, Wrut ashore OF SAINT Jean dv Luz n-
dl} ant respected 60 hec ome total wrecA Her crew
~ rU saved
r h,rs l.,Hua was Abandoned od Fastnet on Jan 10
The crew huyr landed no lAtcrpnul
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John Connolly was at tho bar Of tho Special
Sessions yeserday aud the oncer charged that he had
stolen coat Were YOU ever arrested IN your icf'
r..il,e Murray inquired And shurc and | worl"
'Wnnt tory" won. aud If tmav lale yer llonors for
dsDtu' l' "llow much dad yud pctf wa, Iusucy Mar
nv. urNt question. Gyfl' Connolly repeated Nlth
euphnsis. "Why and shulo and sot out!'
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MARINE TYTFLLIGENcR

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rHts nav
sun rtses... ~ sun scts.... OF Moon rises. %
HiGH wArER-rHis
Sandy Hook. ~ Gov Island Of Hell Gate-., 20
Arrtved-fWpAY. jan H.
SIS State OF Nevada, Brnee glasgow.
81 Braemar Castle. Ayles. Yokohama.
IS Caledonia, Allison. Alncria.
S. Isaac Bell Lawrence. Norfolk.
IS Cornwall Williams. Bristol
IS State OF Texas. Nrkcr-On Galveston.
IS Zante. schilson. Catania
- Dvronda knott, Chttuia.
SIS Glaucus. Bcnrsp. Boston
Shp Cumcria. Williams. calcutta
Bark sea Crest. Bcnuctt IINVrc.
Bark sarah. lsnacsCn ll1Whurg
BARK Agnes, Hcrdcs. HAMBURG
Bark X. A Allen. Tnrr. Sew Orleans
Bark Ceres. koup. f1uiquc.
Bark Vale. Olsen. HUI
BARS Queen of She Seas. Iiavcron Singapore.
Bark E'imur,ia. soma Newcastle. Eng.
Bark Maria Gagginu. fnglinu Duuktrk.
Bark Arudnc. Hansen. Rotterdam.
Bark Ruthcsay. Evcrscn. nicppc.
BARK Reindeer, Decker st. PIERRE.
Bark ierc de familc. Onward, Havre.
Bark Eugcn. Eggcrs. iquque.
Bark Jupiter. Iictkc, 1avrc
BARK Doris Eckhuh. Hons. Marseilles
BARK Mozart. Julishcf. Bordeaux
Bark Capt Peter Dahl Johansen. Bordeaux.
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Nine witnesses were examined i'm the cnse OF
Justice Fnckucy Yesterday. They an c'hCd that his
department the bench was excellent and has general
manner that Oi a sober man.
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IMroRrtNr DR. VIM, Halls Baissm for the Lungs cures
Coughs, Colds Group, Consumption, and all diseases of
the throat chest and lungs
Use llenrys tathuhc SnlYe for Plmpes, Freckles,
Cats Sores. Burns 3G-Ads
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Guslness ,lotltes.


Newspaper Advertising Bureau.
New York agents for an newspapers In tho United
States and Canada. Advertisements forwarded daily.
GEO. T.. HOWELL 4 co, iC Spruce st. -
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On Thursday night somo ono broke into the
Baptist rNuIfI u lt.. kt'I ttH'gr Lame i-uud and ie
suot,u tAD organ Noilila- elise Wac inquired.
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Bcnson's Capcine Porous Plaster Is the hest remedy
which has ever been devised VI known Pee 2oe-Adp.
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Browns bronchial Trochcs will instantly
relieve cough cold. or hoarseness % cents
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7-7-7-s-7-s-7.

7-7-7-s-7-s-7.
SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING or TIE
COMMONWEALTH DESTRUCTION co,
AT LOUISVILLE ny. JAN. 81. 1873
TcEErs ONLY 3, s., g g. E,sa
so one CAS- GIT ir-ruE 5000 PRIZE
UNLESS THEY by AucEEr BY JAN 80
s'o,o y c1su i TrE isr ralzr.
$50" Is Gsii IS iiii SD r6IlE
ia7orIEss. ALL IL cAsn,
FROM $1,000 powN, 40oEEGAriNG su5ioo
THE Fest cuA>CE EVER oFfEREDl
80 rosrroNENENrs ruzEs cAsiED II ruLL
FULL LIST PUBLISHED Is y. y HERALD
Address T. j. CoNERFuRD. SECRETARY. COURIER
JOURNAL BrILDlSG, LOUISVILLE, KY, or r II.
PORTER 4 co. EASTERN AGENTS. l. 27 BROADWAY.
y Y. OR JACKSON 4 CO. BAN1rRs - N4ssAr ST
KEEP'S SHIFTS
Keeps Custom Shirts uiaie tom assure Tic yctv
rntrtu De- irdn.ci Ht au, pr.cc. SIX i,f 20 rereet
kc,i', ateut part, nade Dress shirts. the Very he-t
uat can BE- preiucci q, any price, SIX Goo IS Easiiy
~. kEGfS GlXGHAM UMBRELLAS.
the %'sL f.,t rr'l.eEE l rin, Yny peg cent
kLnt -, ~ '.LOyEs
KEEPS INDEENEAR. IL ALL sIiLEs
hanikcrch,ts, Hosiery. ncs, 8c Ansuul, warranted
kEEr NANUFAcrt RiNG COlIrANy's STORES,
81 sroadwav. Now York 3il Fu.ton Il, brooklyn
Don't sTEALNY THUNDER"
RYE and Rock ismy trade mark Van Bcil urcpara-
ton OF Rye AMI Roch J., soil by rcputthc dlue;lsts
AMI adopted by leading physicians Price - per arse
bottle - pr GALLON Delivered rec ~ city VICINITY.
street y VAN BILL, Wine Merchant
STRUCTURE or THE UKETHKA.-itsin-
slant removal hN the ur tr tome three tYpr trcat
10y suhcutnncous pr s.rc Tobacco, It. utu,c' the
nervous and provocative sv-cs addtts-i 90 the Young
men OF America by Ldwam II Dixon. u ~ pages
Enclosc stamps 10 - ftt Consultation 10 ~ ami
70 AMI = 20 10 evenings
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM-
FANl: -l.otl Monthly Grand Distribution NtN ufeans
slu,pil, sou etc lpluo tickets, two e., dollars;
halves one VI dollar. Apply g. NJ 4 DAt lllN, / O.
box Wt-, o. lH. cor u. l.. I'll NJ. So hrutINtN. Y
TROY LAUNDRY soar CONTAINS No
The best soap mAic iuy washing shirts, collars and all
4 = HAzArD co, AGENTS
STRUCTURES, VARIO0CELE, AND
urinary diseases cured without KNIFE cuu.t NJ Pain
hS tu pecan and American Medical Rurcau trme,iies
-. winch On 'urahc without the A-Hh.l Natural
Mineral Sprng Wa.er Hooks free. 2Hl hr'ai"ay, \ y,
GRAND 81 DRAWING, KENTUCKY
Sa'G !. ,,gIy ~ g. ~ n9' i'nnn4. ~ '.,'
WILLIAMSON 60, ttsWru Ascnt-. '." broadway
FOR OUR RYE AND R0CA CANDY
uchau' for tl throat Hli lun- com plants $50 ur MY
hunmrlner', Nir-inm Rye Whskc, amt fines: string
II. 49, klRk 4 90, ~ Fulton st. aud 100 Br .a1vay
PATENTS. TRNDESi NWIAS. ,Vi..
secured promptly iN PAIL HuErEl. Saat, 4 ltung
huihnS ADVICE Urc' sr''a "rhltrN tnn htn'
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Closing winter stock at reduced prices VgdsFshlTls,
drawers gloves, muliors, cardigan Jackets " 1u!.h
sion 200 Grand 81 also At etl AY' corner S0sh slA"
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a Fine 81 SILK Hat for 81 go. Derby anf
SOFT Hats $3.50 worth IS 10 New church IT., up stairs
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MRS. KATE COBB'S SENTENCE
rulr HER LIFE SHALL DE ENDED IN
THE TETIIERSEIELD PRISON

x,.,er,ns Tnmoved while Other Women wept
spccuintIons Concerptns bishops FRte-A
Nation for n New Trial for Mrs. Cobb-A
letter Writtca In JAN Amer Sentence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-14

: THE MOzART.-TheiM Mozart musicale last
night drew q large audience. Tue PRO
gramme was well rendered. Mr.. Pugb, al
though suffering from u bad cold, sang two
solos, which were very fayorably received.
His singing OF the old song, "NIary OF Ar
gyle," secured Tor him warmapplause. The
orchestra was not as full as we would like
to see it, but its members played we'll to-
gether. The gem OF the evening was the
sep1ette "Irrlcht" (Jack o. Lantern). This
selection was very effectively presented, and
the audience testified lis appreciation by
liberal applause. Mr.. George Volger made
his first appearance as q cornet sooist,
and rendered the Fantasia and variation
sur un theme Allemaud" (Webcr) to the
evident satisfaction OF the audience, who
eompIimented him with an encore. ,,.s. :
The programme closed with Haydn's
" Farewell Symphony" The enjoyment OF
this selection was marred in great degree
by the inconsiderate applause and laughter
OF many OF the audience, who evidently
thought that the proper time to show their
appreciation Of the music was when each
performer blew out candle and retired.
It's understood that the Mozart chorus
will be ready to take part in the musicales
in week or two ~ =-f.fs .ra2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-14
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

>. Sudden De ath. Our community was
somewhat startled yesterday morning upon
the announcement OF the sudden death OF
one Of our oldest and most esteemed citi-
zens, Mr.. j. Z. Perdue. He died ut his
home, on Twelfth and Hull streets, We'd
nesday night, IN the seventy-siXth year OF
his, age. Te was seen upon our streets
Wednesday afternoon, apparently in excel
lent. health. but about 9 O'Clock at night
was taken extremely i'll. A messenger was
for Il physician, but be. died be-
fore medical assistance could be rendered.
DR.. Weisiger arrived soon after bis, death,
and upon examination pronounced his case
he9rt-flispase }4ia ;IJt ~. sd~rI-.' a'H'!!"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-14

b Captain Grape and mis- wi fe,, 4, the New.
aEnglanders who sailed across the At!antit
last s,immerliRa little boat; expect 10 Jour.
ney upthe Medit diterTan nsan and md through the
saez zeanal ;sunmar. 6 ,.sf,;ts ,,.t1
4 Tennessee man sila Bet ills vile and dog
against 3tena deilaYsapn q tlefsesrsee, ms
when be lost he refused to give pR theS Sdog,
which bad been Spft ia at nine dollars. II:
|5Eree fyeSs.E l.sss.ps - sr II n
The French are acquiring more stable
government every year, Paris alone con.
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