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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-22

A Mock BUEL--BLo0D FROM BOTTLE OF
RED INK.-A very amusing practical joke
was played upon two young gentlemen yes
tcrday. who live up town, 10y number OF
their friends, who managed the affair so well
that probably one OF The dGelliSts will moi
be informed OF tic joke until he reads il
here. The story may be briefly told. On
Saturday these two young mcI-one 4 very
modest man and tie Other fishermen (not
the UiSpGtch fisherman, EowcVer,)-had 4
difficulty and collision, which resulted in
q few scratches. They were separated, how
ever. before any serious damage was done,
and matters passed OIL pleasantly until yes
tcrdav, when the modest man was induced
to cilalicn~e the fisherman. Tie latter
was very serious about his part Of
the transaction. The challenge was ac-
cepted, and each principal, accompanied
by perhaps dozen friends. proceeded to Il
point back Of the State Fair-GroundS,
where tie ground was measured on, the
seconds and principals posted. and every
thing made ready for tie fray. Finally The
word was given, Flr"! aud the fisherman,
who was armed with huge navT pistol,
bIaZed away. The modest man fell, with
what seemed to be blood streaming from his
face and covering his shirt. Some friend,
during the excitement. poured Il lot OF red
ink over the modest mans shirt. and IS he
fell Il sponge filled with tho ink was thrust
into his face. AS the duel was over, the
fisherman meanwhile made haste 10 reach
the city. and last night Captain Epps. being
posted about the attIir, warned tue uue!list
OF the cnor.nlfy OF his offence, and pro-
missed bis arrest unless :hc wounded man
was better to-day.
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DELEGATES TO TIE SOUTHERN BAPTIST
CONVENT IoN.-rhe State Mission Board of
the Baptist General Association OF flr-
giGia yesterday appointed the following
delegates from tins state to the SnGthern
Baptist Convention. whic! meets in Atlanta
on The Sih o! May: Il. r. Acree, \. I. Bald
win, A. G.. Barron. Andrew BroadduS, \. l..
Brown, w. L. Barksd1lc. +. K. Boston. 5. c.
Boston, j. II. Barnes. Z. W. Cridlln, +. NJ.
Chauiu, Charles L. Cooke, o. II. ChaIkiry,
Samuel c. Clopton, J. II. Cuthbert, John l..
Carroll, z. G. Dar.in, Il. S. Dunaway, A. +.
Dickinson, w. +. DunaMay, 4. f. Davidson,
T. T. Eaton, II. j. Evans, j. Mason Evans,
J. L. Ellyson, r. II. Elicit, Ii. +. Ellyson,
James G. Field. o. +. Flippo. Robert Fra
ger, J. X. Glrllck, B. i. Guntcr. II. Ii.
Harris. w. +. Hatcher, J. Z. l.. Holmes
william A. Hill, Thomls Hume, Jr., j. A.
HAYNES, s. p. Hui. J. B. Jeter, John VIII
liam Jones, j. II. G. Jones, w. II. Kirk, D..
r.. kircannon, I. e. Lake, Charles Manly,
J. w. McCown. Henry Mcdonald, 4. &.
McManaway, J. NJ. Mathews. w. Il. Nor
ris. Maurice Moore, James Nelson. j. IL.
Newblll, John NJ. Pitcher. N. {. Palmer,
w. 5. Ptnick. Ii. Petty, A. L. Phillips, W..
Fl. Peyton, &. \. Raymond, A. +. Rogers,
Josiah R,hnd, Barnas Sears. W. K. l..
Smith, J. A. Spcight, Thomas W. Sydnor'
George B. Tay lor, William +. Tanner,
Thomas Tabb, William D. Thomas, l.. K.
TLornhill, Ii. 4. Tupper, Cornelius Tyree'
f. w. Warren, w. Harrison Williams, W..
l.. Wilson, Frank " Winston. jackson
b: Wood, A. B. Wooitin, D. Y. Woodson,
II. Ii. Wyer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-22

PUBLIC DrBATE.-The High-School Lite
rary Club held their first public debate yes
terday evening. Subject: is Woman,S
Mind Inferior to Man's2" Affirmative
Marshall Ramos and Morris Hutz 'er; negs-
tive, Lysander McGilyray and Charles r;
smith. The debate was well attended, ana
the young gentlemen acquitted themselves
verv creditably. Many OF the fair sex
In attendance seemed highly delighted az
we'll as interested in the discussion of this
subiect,
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'ALF AND 'ALF.
A Jury Enpnneilcd In the Poindex'
ter Case.

SIX OF THE JURORS FROM ALEXANDRIA
AND SIX FROM FREDEH1CKsBURG-TEs
TIMoNy FOR PROSECUTION BEGUN WITH
MR. ALLEN NJ. LYoN-rOUNDATIoN LAID
FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF EVIDENCE
rs TO THE WHIPPING AFFAlR-MR. NC
CURE TO GO ON THE STAND TODAY
THE JURY TO VISIT THE. PLACE OF THE
SHOOTING THIS MORNING.
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THE BAcCIGALUrO CASE. .-1esterday
morning counsel for Angelo Baccigalupo
asked Judge Christian for suspension OF
sentence on the ground OF newly-discov-
cred testimony.
The Judge granted the request and slls-
pended sentence until Thursday to enable
counsel to communicate with party in
Lynchlurg, who is said to lie cognizant OF
imDOTtant facts.
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Judge Sinclair's Loss.

RlCnMOND, VA, April 10, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: In your issue OF to-day
it was stated by some one named j. w.
Warren that stated the money that Judge
Charles f. Sinclair supposed he had lost
had left in Richmond, and that the satchel
was lost. These are errors Of The worst
kind. Judge Sinclair has informed the
authorities that the whole thing was mis-
take about the robbery, and every one Is
satisfied that it was.
am yours truly, WILLIAM j. DUKE.
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Refandius the State Debt.
ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF THE DEBT b
BY THE FOREIGN B0SDH0LDEIS.

ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF THE DEBT BILL
BY THE FOREIGN BoEDHoLDEEs.
Governor Holiday, who has been detain-
ed at his home in Winchester for some time
by very severe indi>position. wrote to his
secretary few days ago that If necessary
he would come 10 Richmond to-day. On
Friday, however, Colonel Taylor received
a telegram stating that bis physicians
deemed it unwlSc for him to come; so
Mc>srs. French and Ellis, who are direct
ors OF the Bond-Fund;ng Association, and
who are expected to arrive to-day. must
either proceed with the business which
brought them here without the Governor
or wait until hc en- be sent for.
The Governor has already received 4 ca
hlrgram and letter announcing the accept
ancc on the part of the foreign bondhold-
cr> Of the bill to refund the State debt as it
passed the General Assembly, and ii Is eX-
pectcd that tn" rcfunding will commence IN
Il very short time. Tie details OF the fund
ing operations will be arranged hereafter.
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CoLoRED PEoPLE's PARADE.-The colored
military of Richmond and Manchester, and
number Of the societies, paradcd the streets
Yesterday in honor OF the adoption Of the
thirteenth. fourteenth, and fifteenth
amendments to the Constitution OF the
United States. The military and societies
generally presented very crcditabc ap-
pearance as they paraded the several streets.
As the line passed Mayor CarrinSton's
house, on Clay street, the military compa-
MICS made the customary salute and the
societies marched by with heads uncovered.
Mayor Darlington, who has been an Invalid
for some months. acknowledged the COM
plimcnt By uppcarin" ut the window. where
he remained until the procession had passed.
w. l.. johnson was president OF the day,
and b. T'ribbcy secretary.
On arriving at The groundS-Wal!acc
Park, Navy HlIl--thc President called the
meeting to order. Prayer was offered by
w. II. Burks.
The Chair then introduced Mr.. W. G.
Roanc, the orator of the day. lie thanked
the Convention for confcrring the honor OF
orator upon him for TIC second time. lie
reviewed the past history of the co!ored
race in this country. He dwclt upon the
Jury question, and said that c0lorcd men
should be on The iurics. lie spoke OF the
emigration Of colrrcd people to the west
and said that he believed, however, that the
South was the proper place FOR colorcd men,
but that they wanted their rights. lie call-
toned them to be honest and saving; to &c
cumulatc property and save their money.
He urged them to send their children TO
school, and sald that no people could con-
quer opposition or prejudice without hay
ing a material interest in the community
where they resided.
After which Messrs. w. II. Carter and
Joseph Jones followed in the same strain.
The procession then formed and marched
to the City Hall and disbanGed.
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cuILpnEs,s CARRIAGES.

I,U;iDREN'S CA Il u + .5N ~
SjMAS SUFACTORY.- Encouragr - =
somc cn'crpri.c ny buying ior S2!, DTT'pr DrG'p and
.,v, ,he ucctes FOR repair bits incidch' ~ 'h'
nrclaer Of the raiI things OF northern niase;
Every carrl.pe iu''s ,. 6rir..s cal! soiiceJ bc-
fvre purchasing else"herc' ~ .u,ru p,orr,,.tor.
cy. SuEr roS, Nsnsgcr. p, ,,x..s,
Factory aud salesroom. Sl4 fl'h st,e 90 - N
R-nud aud NsrSsa'l s'rr"'-. mn @.r2 @.. -
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EArTIsT CITY MlS$IcES.-A masS-mcGt-
in-ci the First, Second, and Gracc-Strcet
EoWi>t churches WAS held in the First lialj-
l>l cAWycll on sunday night in the interest
Of IL" G.ission wo,L OF ne Baptist Sunday.
School Association. James Is. Winston,
L>q president. made an interesting state
Mcn' Of The work OF the Association. With
IN the past ten years the Fenable-Strcet
cHGrch, with 1872 members and i Sunday
Scl"ol o. 200, had grown out Of II little
mission school established by the AS
>ocstion in 1869. In 1874 another
mission school was begun, which soon
dcyHopcd into the Ciay-Strect church,
with l15 members, and a Sunday
schoo! oi over 80 scholars. The object OF
The present meeting, he said, Was TO in
Hc&Sc the interest in their church-e&tcn-
soA work and TO secure contributions to
iSlsh II forward vigorously.
R"T. T.. v. Warren, u. D.. followed in
aH earnest address, showing that constant,
aS&hc work WAS necessary TO individual
'nShtIan development acd 70 church
growth. He urged liberal contributions
As s'cli as personal efforts in the mission
"ofk Of the Association.
tGf3nel Thomas j. Evans yice-prcsident
VI ':e Association, saiG this was the only
-NtNho'oH rtNtLatiOh VI
'is's Cd this CITY, through which all the
.lufchss were tremendously working with
M"huesEsa success. All the Baptist churches
" this city, save the First and Second. are
.0t fesud OF missionary woik. Christian
neh aud Somen. as well as money, must
w FURNISHED by the STORY churches to
.Nabil>ll aSd build up new stations l1 the
''Tn held oien TO them in this city.
AeV. Henry Mcdonald, ID. D.. said that
iI reader OF The inspired record esnn OF
"lt te Impressed with the fact that cities
we're the chief 5ctds OF labor of Christ and
tH s APOSTLES. Uoless the cities are held for
,n1 ,Lu,s't the country is in danger OF being
,rs ; ollowing this line OF thought. he iu-
mouueed n,"" striking Illustrations OF the rapid
rnos "siess OF The gospel when brought into
.n'ac' s.a %iih the great masses OF men con-
s.,sateo s., IN cities. and closed with a warm
,hbpes' ,hip IN behalf Of the mission work Of |
'u,s Association.
,ha '. william Il. Hatcher, D. D., made |
snd ,noheiudins address in bis happiest vein,
tion 'nus prepared the way for the collec-
'' "eieh was then taken.
win wiIishop at REANE's LECTURE. Bishop Kcane
bjl,s asiiHer his lectu.s on "Papai Infalli-
~ Mozart Hall Tomorrow night.
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AN EsT.8t1SlIED FACT .-ytERMAS BoscIES
& BROTHER keep the largest and bcst-a~ortcd
stock "f ont>. shoc-. Trunks, ValiscS, &C., In tho
! ciIY-IOu an! ) | ErOah street
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p,%sI%s:.R & BAGGAGE FE2Rf's.
DA>StNGER AND BAGGAGE
I EXPIRES.
OFFICES: No 0 WEST EEnAD STREET AID
NiiUEkDE SLIP.

TRANSFERRING A~-tNitks '" ;;hn y ~
al L.,st. u steamboat, and sy ,ih"r pr'n' !" The
cav - cents "r each "rowG iter>on ana h'i pi''H
for rh,l,!rru hiwecn six ard i've '" year "i 'EG.
NJ rn4 r., for children nn,.r SIX years.
Ett;FiAGE TRANSFERRED 7" or 'i''in ''J
ra,roaI .rp, or stca:r boa. andi z An rom p,'t
u;r ion Of 'hr city - tG nih'r. ifhht'' ~ ~,
I'D Val. and small racklg,.. 10 c.'r'-. '*tFl
charge for carrying uuns. la or OUT "i 'c ',Du
'Th. abavr are sutj"c: 10 spec's rates i"f iah'''
or large rariir, s;artiug from the sam point
PLEASURE CARRIAGES, trst hoGf - a'' ''
cent for each hour thereafter ,,
az li-lm STEVENS S' aih'' w,
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

PERsONAL-CLATmS TO BE PAID-ACTION
OF THE BOARD ON THE REPORT OF THE
COMMITTEE on sTREETs-vAR1oUs AND
DOCK STREET TO BE REPAvED-REsOLU-
TIoNs PosTPoSED-TIME FOR THE SALE
OF FISH EXTENDED, &C, &C.
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CLEANING. nYEIXG. &c.

GOATS, PANTS, VESTS, >P \ Nc
~ OvEECo ATS. &C., >oiI.d or ild"d. a"h ID nesa
TI E.SED or DYED At j. g. MCkE>N NEI 6
90, ,eTEAM-DYEISCi and CLEANING tSrAb-
IiSllHfS'r. AIS Marshall street. near fh,h.
Pants CLEANED and Pressed only so cent. 'n INC
u,.tce; and hr,t-cass style. Wh S"-'"A
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TOIORFD INDEPENDENT ORDER OF COOP
TEMpLAEs-ELECTluNO or OFFICERS. S.-Eycr-
green Lodge, 10. 81, has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Rev. James W. Gainc",
worthy chief tcmplar; &. l.. Harris, worthy
vice-tcmplar; \. l.. Edwards. worthy Sec
rctary; r. II. Booker, worthy treasurer
Wilson G. Booker, worthy chaplain; }. a.
Gaines, worthy marshal; NJ. A. Brown.
worthy deputy marshal; NJ. ). Gaines,
worthy uulld; Samuel Wilson, worthy cut
side guard; Dr.. J. G.. FurguSon, past worthy
chief tpmp!ar; S. a. Patterson, worthy
rieht-hand supporter; NJ. b. Patterson,
worthy lcft-hand supporter. These otticerS
will be installed next Thursday night at
Gainc, chapel, sidney, by the officers OF The
Grand Lodge. Rev. }. w. Gaines and e..
T.. Harris were elected delegates to the
Grand Lodge, which meets the fourth Tues
dav in May in tie city OF DanviIle.
Golden RUE Lodge. No. s, has elected }.
G Richardson W. {. r., and Barksd"lc
Cox W. s.
New Ligh. Lodge, No. Al, has elected W.
II. James W. e. r., and Joseph Crump ".
:. D,lc.aGcs 10 the Grand Lode, }. Z.
Richardson and JoScp. Crutnp.
VALLEY Excelsior Literary tlub has elect
cd the following officers President, NJ. II.
Griffin; Eicc-rre. ldent, W. Il. l.. Combs !;
Secretary. J. Henry Patterson Chaplain,
=. II. Fleming; Ccns0r, }. 4. Johnson
Treasurer. Josenh J. Brown; Critic, }. X.
Griffin. This cub was organized in 1860.
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: OUR FLORIDA CIGARS compare favor,b!y with
: imported goods aud are one half the rric".
W. u. BLAIE { Co,
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SAW MoSSi ~ having your prln!ink AGGs 1T thd
0isrATJG PgiSl!SG-llOCsE. GOO. "0rs, low
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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HOLLYWOOD MENORIAL-DAY.-Holly
memeriaI-day will be on wednesday, May
21st. The monument will be appropriately
trimmed this year, instead OF flowers oh
separate graves.
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". tILfSCS co.. Al. criiSIng agents. mort > =
y,riiSeECct3 In all Il the newspapers ~ the Nn"'a
Sincs A. Publishers rates. Orders l"it A. "a, De,
ictr5 counting room VII receive prenrt at.SE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-22

WHEN YOu FEEL A COUCH or bronchial affection
creeping on The lungs take AYERS'S CHERRY PEG
rORAL, ard cure /, before II becomes iucurab,e.
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GO TO LEVY EnorukRs, AND PURCHASE yorr

A GREAT MANY PERSONS become Insane ficm
sleepless nights Tat HOP B!TTERS would have
,np,at
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OUR AMBER WuIsKEY Al =. per gallon IS pure
medicinal article W. u. BLAIR & Co.
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Go TO LEVY BROTHERS AND PURCHASE youE
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, and
NOTIONS.
They keep the largest and beSt-assorted stock III
this city, and their prices are always the lowest.
LEVY BROTHERS
ak but one price. and that the lowest. Go TO
LEVY BROTHERS
and make your purchases. You can hnd everything
you want In their mammoth establishment.
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WE KEEP TEAS from 25c. per pound TO Tie
highest grades. W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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r,s WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
TyseuusE7xR YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ. AZ;
- 81: noon, 60; I. NJ. 66; L.
v, n: midnight. ~.
weao tcmpcrature. 81 3-6.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,,.,7c,7Ioxs FOR To-DAr.-For the Mid.
E,,ont;c States. northwest winds back
dN n,'" - Snutbcriy. stationary followed by
iaS i;,;,,S, =" haronctCr. warmer, partly cloudy
or orar sr't ~" South Atlantic States, rising ha-
,nr ~, oes,crly winds, slightly warmer
- .l.,r ,ynNtbcr.
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s.1..v. GsS.SYEp, A<n FOsSD.

IAMI TO Ny HOUSE LAST On
X WEEK. Il MAKE. Tt" owner "ilZr-lA-
please can prove property, pay exp mes, n"u take
h a.,a!. ,..,...
PIKE. ok mites from Mapctc,tcr . ,.,.
up 2@2lt JpIi r. ia -.
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oTuEE Resolutions ADOPTED.

The following additional resolutions IN
the same report were also adopted SlGO to
pave granite gutter on west side OF Twenty
ninth street between Leigh and Clay streets; !;
$50 to extend the granite gutter on west
side Of Twenty-nnth street from half way
between Marshall aud Clay streets to Mar
shall street $40 to pave granite gutter
on Williamsburg avenue, east side, from
State TO Nicholson street.
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CINDERELLA TIcKETs.-A number OF Der.
sons having expressed desire 10 secure
their seats for Cinderella in advance, the
ladies Of the Retreat for the Sick have
placed tickets on sale, and the box-sheet ts
now open at Johuston's.
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sell frstclass Dry Goods at the lowest prices They
show large stock from which yoa can make your
selections: New goods received by every steamer.
LEVY BROTHERS
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have made lnrher reductions In the prices Of nIany
articles. We advise al! want OF rst-class goods
at the lowest prices to call at LEVY BROTHERS, and
make their purchases.
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POLICE OuRT-Actiitg Poiice-JNSiicc
j. j. Crutchfetd presidtng.-Wiiliam Tenn
pie, arrested for stealing one lot OF car
boxes valued at SIS from the Richmond
and Danyillc Railroad Company. The
larceny having been committed in Man
chester the accused was sen: there for tra'.
james Williams (colored) was found
guilty o! stealing one lot OF PLANK from Con
sani & Dcrnlchi, aud sentenced to receive
ten lIShcs.
Stephen johnson tcoloredl was given
twenty lashcs for stealing one coat from +.
E. Moore.
Charles Bowen was charged with steal
ing = from Henry Wren. the keeper VI the
Free bridge. The case was sent to Nan
chester.
Rosena Hooper and Leila Davis (botb co.
lored) were fined 81 each for assaulting and
abusing each other.
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Of Mr.. Lyon), and the Jury wre taken to
the Capitol Square for an airing.
A long time was spent in the preparation
Of the bill
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RECOMMITTED.

\ resolution appropriating $685. from
the sewer fund to construct brick sewer
on Rockets street from Ash street to Gil
lies creek, said sewer to be constructed
when there is 4 sufficient sum to credit OF
sewers after the construction OF those al
ready ordered, was, on motion OF Dir. Todd,
rccnmnjttal
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Tuck CONCERT CoMPANY.-1hc concert hy
the Tuck Concert Company takes place to-
night TIE soprano, Miss Tuck, has been
stud, ing specially for opera under thr pH'
,rouage Of Max StrlkOsch in New YORK.
Mne. RoS". Miss Kellogg, Si-mor Etran',
Max Maretz,k and Nine. kudcrsdort have
heard her sing. and pronounce her T"ic" Il
good one, wanting only culture to max" per Il
tirSt-cIl>S artistic. OF her singing the Sew
York Ucrutd say:
Miss Tuck possesses very pure, s"cc'
vu:cr, and the warmth of her reception last
evening. together with the fact thar VT.
Strakosct and lis superb company Of artists
aided in making Ecr success, Is coi!Il'i!'
mcnt i'm itself"
Professor Hahr i we'll known here a. Il
Thoroughly conscientious and excellent lri-
terpretcr Of the best piano-fortc music. ana
with the addition OF Mes>rs Pn@h, Jardc!Ia,
Bartkowski, aud Basclcr, the concert will
no doubt be 4 success.
Reserved seats this morning at Wyatts.
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viii AIR. htASE.s LECTURE. Bishop Kcane
bhts 'sef @ nus lectu!e on "Papai Infalli-
~ Aozart Hal t9rmorroY plight.
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nJL-HEAuS, $3.50 10 81 per ream- ~
Is the nIsPArCH PRlGTlN6-H0usfs
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LEVY BROTHERS

DRY-GooDs STORE
to make their purchases. 1t is al established fact
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DUIk ; EE r dJ.
T,;- .oroIutinp vyaS also adODtpf

This resolution was also adopted
Resolved the Common Council concur
rincl, That $4,000 he, and the same is here
by. appropl lated from the street fund 10
renayc with granite spalls Dock street from
Twcnty-cighth or Pear street, and continue
westward as far as the amount Will ptrmlt
mpon petition Of Cyrus BossieuX ana otL-
ers, from Common CounciD.
LAID on TIE TABLE.
The following resolution was laid on tue
table: :,ou
Resolred uhe Common Council concur.
rinrI. That the profile Of grades OF wharf
street. Dock street. Hague street, Nlchoi-
sop street, Williamsburg avenue, kocHets
street, Poplar street, Ash street Elm s',eet'
and Prach street, herewith submitted Dy
rhe CITY Enginee- and approved by the
Commiftee on Streets Generally, De ana
nre hereby declared to be the established
grades for said streets.
DEFEATED AND REcoNsIDERED.
This resolution was defeated, not lece.s.
mo tbree-iourths vote, and subsequently
,be vote by which it was defeated was re,
considered, or motion OF hr. Wii''ams' anu
laid on the table: u .o,,,-.
' Rssolved (the Common Council concur