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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

THE BOsTON VISITORS. One OF the most
distinguished parties that has ever visited
this ciiy clme quietly here on Tuesday eve
ming by the steamer Ariel from Old Point
and returned yesterday afternoon by way
Oi Norfolk in a special train frcm this cty
to Petersburg. The party consisted Of a
governor and ex-governor OF Massachu.
sets, on ex.mayor OF Boston and OF Lynn,
the railroad commissioner OF Massachu-
sets, and large number OF gentlemen
OF great wealth and bigh standing.
Their visit was very hurried one, and
made in midsummer heat but it is 10 be
hoped they bore away with them pleasant
impression OF our city. No notice OF their
coming was bad, and our people had no op-
pOrtunity TO extend the many courtesies
which would have been shown them II
we had been informed OF their coming.
They were apparently more than pleased
with their visit. and it Is to be hoped it will
be renewed under more pleasant auspices.
There accompanied the party Lumber OF
beautiful and elegant ladies', and we do not
wonder il Boston can send out such men and
such women that she has acquired habit OF
assuming such Importance. To-day the
visitors will remain at Hampton to witness
the exercises at Hampton Normal Academy,
and tomorrow they will probably sail for
BOstOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
WEATHER REPORT,

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. stationary followed by
falling barometer, warmer southerly winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather, and possi-
hIy occasional rains near The coast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
DYYINs AND sCOUnINa.

nYEING, SECURING, AND CLAN
UiNG ESTABLISHMENT, AZ iSxS pnAnnS; a.. y
UAi.L.--Mr Il. L.L.NNEMANN ,aferms ht. nlsna~.
.neg nairoas nd he general peeie, INA, ne go
reopeuea at the above place. whsI. hs .,m,wI stn
GLOYEs aae fEATHERs a si.essity. ~. W., "'s,
snown frsaet dyer, Mons. LMfL NOBLcthN"'
Paris, Is ~ his employ meat Give biin ses-
ap 2-<oitm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

Brief Kems.-The funeral OF NILS Anna Anna
rsyior, whose sudden death was , nv,eu
IN Yesterdays paper, took place yes,s'uaSs ,Ss
from n0,,n,v ~ Ind was largely attended. =,
'0TS The ladies die OF the Methodist oaurca Z"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

RsBgKaH. Miss Swain, assisted by some
of the best amateur musical talent In The
city, viii present The orstorio Of Rebekah at
Mozart Hall on Friday evening, June 4tb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
FURNIuJyiE.

CPRING STYLES IS EURNITuRE.A
- list REgEIvED.-Ns call attention o.
ali 10 nsed dor'sURSiruyE 10 ots ,srse sno
Sr.ctng Ouara Anne a xt Dssi Lake; BDe rafiyr
and Ibainssr suits in Wannt; sid,bosris. b, bo2s-
Cases Hat Rscks, HarAoTes &e. livery &sSl,u
lou of c. sap Furpitus~s tow-prce fDh< am. Suns.
We ask All needing gsocps IA car hue 70 sSsnsi.s sS.
our stock sefore buytrE. our terms wiil 70 maoet"
sceommcsa sale All. Easy terms af payms ~.
r.. GATaRfGHr 4 SON.,
s,Iram l6 GoveEaoS street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
makes a delicious drink with water and sugar only
and is superior 10
lime-juice or lemons
for making "le nonade" or alcoholic drinks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

VI. EiLYsoN Il co.. advertising agents, inaert ad
yertisemeEts Ia all OF the newspapers or the Units
SLSes at publishers rates. Orders lest al the DH
patch countinE-room will receive prompt Rttep
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

mil Decidsd.-The suit OF GIDEON Mar,
,in re. Ricbnond AMI Petersburg railroaa
,sas concluded in the Chesterfield Circmt
Court Tuesdsy. Upon demurrer to tae
evidence the Court gave luugmeut loi s"s
railroad company. Martin sned 10 iecSte. w.
damages slIeged to have been sus'alleu y.
his team being run into by ioeono,,as
while he was crossing the traeK III M M"n1".s Ill.,
ter. Damages were placed al So,Voo. malv'
n. VI. Nash was counse' Ior the compaD,d p,ad
Judge Clopton aud II. d. Foster fep'eseD''0
Mr.. Martin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

GRURBS 4 WILLIAMS, 7. NJ, large framed
dwelling on the northeast corner OF Clay and
Twentv-rourth streets.
RICHARDSON CO., 81 Il. NJ, two story brick
dwelling and lot. ard vacant lot adIDiDlnx,
on Cfay street corner OF Norton street.
GRIjBBS 6 WILLIAMS, IL NJ, executors sale OF
real estate or Cary and Fifteenth streets.
JNn. T.. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. NJ, stoes Of gro-
ceres. patent oiI. can, show cases, glass rs' no.
tions tlnware, household furniture, &C.
PAINE & NOWIIN,l0 4. NJ, for 4. H.. Smoot &
Co.. No. 1904 Cary street, 200 bushels seed
potatoes.
FRANK ID. WILL, 81 Z. ~, Grace and Laure!-
street lots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

CoNsUMPTIyE's HOPE.
A generous, nutritious diet. Pure air and Coden's
LIEDIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF taken regu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

AN Hour Is FAIRY LAND.-rhis cantata,
to be given by the pupils OF Mrs. Clements
at Mozart Hall tomorrow night, will doubt
less be highly gratifying and Interesting to
the little people, whose minds are full OF
innocence and Imagination. The old peo-
pie, too. II they VIII, may derive much good
from the moral the story inculcates. But
all who attend will most probably spend
pleasant evening with the music and scenic
beauty offered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
The Hollywood and Hebrew Memo
psaux

Yesterday was very generally observed by
both the Hollywood and Hebrew Memorial
Associations as memorial dav. The attend
ance at Hollywood was quite large. Late
In the evening IL was estimated to be greater
than at any similar observance for the last
ten years.
Four companies OF the First Virginia
Regiment visited the grounds about 5 p.
NJ. The soldiers section was, under the
direction OF the ladies, beautifully deco
rated-everv grave receiving needed atten-
ton. The graves OF Pickett, Stuart, and
other notabilitips were also well remember
ed. The occasion was also taken advantage
OF by the friends OF others-pot soldiers
there inferred, and many graves were pro-
fusely embellished.
The order prohibiting vehicles from en-
tering the grounds after p. M. had very
sautary effect, and added both 10 the safety
aud well-being Of the large number OF visit
ors. The day was warm, and it was very
dusty. There were no reported accidents,
and the occasion passed of to the entire
satisfaction OF all who engaged in lhe pa
triOtic duty OF keeping the ha'owed ami
versary.
| The Hebrew cemetery was also nume-
rously visited. Here the devoted ladies Of
this faith garlanded and wreathed the
tombs and mounds Of the Sons Of Judea
who fell in defence Of southern rights.
| The Hebrew cemetery has been greatly i'm
proved OF late years, and is now one OF the
handsomest in the country. The ladies OF
the Hebrew Memorial Association were
among the first TO begin the observance OF
day OF decoration OF the soldiers graves,
and they will be among the last to neglect
this tribute OF affection and regard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

DR.. GEORGE b. STEEL has returned, and may ie
found daily during business hours ut his office, Nc
723 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20


SAVE hoEEY by having your printiaP done at he
DISPATCH PRSTISG-HoUsE. Good WORK, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
uAyCuEsrER AND VICINITY.

Case Continued. In the MAYORS Court
Yesterday the case Of Martha Gray, Mary
CLAY, and Dolly Henly (alI colored), char <ea
with stealing 5000 from Councilman VII
liam II. Walker, was called, and in tnsaD,
senee OF important witnesses was contl4heo
until tomorrow morning. Mayor ciafRe
refused to grant the prisoners Daii' anu
they were committed TO Jail TO await thelr
examination. The stolen property 1as no'
vet been recovered. The robbery was oe-
yond all doubt committed by some person
or nersons we'll aequaisted with the pfeml'
ses. The only facts developed so ar IN TUE
case appeared i'm the Dispatch yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
DICpMONp CRY RAILWAY.
cu.xce or sCnrDULK.

I'm aud arer WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1850 me
al TiaROrGH STREET. CAR VIII nase Mors"ns Ms'
ys,..n Ee.eryor street. at sac L. NJ; resuruinFs
sii leave Roese'e a"''J JScKsoN noLroy,
,aa, fr Msnseer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

So on al sales OF Reat Es,ols MADE bsssea
TIE Ist NJ January md last Of June the tdIesJef
tie present ysor hare to bepafd by The prrchdSes
On all safes made bstDssn the LIST oryutv end la&
Of the year the tareS haze to be paid by Aesettss
This custom was adopted about nfteen years zg<
5y all the real estate sgenis In Richmond, ana 90
pllesto Richmond and vieinitv.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

SEE the NEW GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest stock of MADRAS GIVGHAMs In the
city.
The largest stock Of LAWNS In the city.
The largest stock of PERCALEs In the city.
The largest stock of ToRCHoN LACEs In the city.
The largest stock Of HAMBU RG EDGfNGs and IN
SERTINGs In The city.
The largest stock OF PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS
in the city.
The largest stock of LADIES' and CHILDREN's
HOSE In the city.
The largest stock OF FANS IN the city.
BE sURE TO CALL on LEVY BROTHERS. They
show the largest best assorted. and cheapest stock
OF DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONS in
this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
NUMMsR HEW o RrS.

CEA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE May
- POINT. DELIGHTFULLY."- situated within nffy yards
Of beach. five mlputrz by steam cars from Cape
May. Or phlIadsphIs Boat. Hosfes0s r<sebrnI0d
CrchesfYp enKsesd for the sessou. Opens JUNE lsr-
Rates dayink Jsse,t te 10 gizaw.es: bs,anee Of
season. e17 70 SIS. JOHN A. HICKS.
Proprfesor ff0rmeriy Proprietor Of Baker
nv 2O-sor20s Honeej. vfneisud, M.
DALEIGH SPRINGS, VA, NEAR
III HARRfsONBURG.--Th There are three LARGE
HOTELS, with appointments Of the highest order
and accom- n ofmions for 700 kuesis. OPEN JUNE
sr. Rates lbuy, $3.50 week. tl6; 80 20 ESQ
per month. Two thodsapd T. e above tide water. A
deigh full place 10 escape heated slntrcr months.
For particulars address q. A. A.SPBtSktIs, Irea~
surcr. HarrtopburE, Va. NV 20seodz6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
ZINE sUMMER.REsIDENCE TO LET
PROVIDENCE. RI.

TO RENT for the summer and fall . LARGE
TWOAsTORY FRENCH-ROOR DWELL u.
HOUSE,, well fsrnished, and sappikd with ali the
moccrn improvtm~nts. TIE house ~ on one OF
the main avenues leading into the city, about .
mile and half from the tire. and has sbout two
acres Of land IN levin and garden connected with 10,
and br1e stable.
PROVIDENCE. winch. situated at the head OF
Narrzxsnsett BAY, u uniyeraly consideIed one of
the Hnest cities In the East. TIE house is only
rented because OF the necessary absence OF the
family.
TERMS: $50 per month.
ADDRESS A. g., Loek-3ox SI5, Providence, II. J.
my le-eOdGt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
CARRIAGES. BUGG,Es. 3e.
wy e. SMITH, ca ~
w CARRIAGE MANUFAC1xiRER.5ts-- 5ts--=-iz--
30S NORTH FIFTH STREET..

lhYing greatly erased y. tscii,sy i2r uo
NJ sSTFAtTUREf AND Ru'NiR w CAn~
PA; rs am nova prepared TO do Work IN yest syIo
a. Eow PRICES. Any s!yIe oi ssrrisse nsas " 1s- p
- .nd san svAcrfoS GUARANTEED. lAS-
hxt'IETTEs. sAaILY CARRIAGES, fuAs-
'xSs DUGGIEs, SC. ON hsni. eail S,yurys1i. ,,.rsi
my film w I. ". = ", -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

THE IOztRT THIS EyENING-EXTRAORDI.
NARY ATTRACTIONS. First, overture, Era
Diavolo," (Auber,) orchestra; second, duo
tenor and basso, Excelsior" (Balfe.) Mr..
Hotf. and Mr.. Joseph s. GreensfeIder Of
Baltimore; third, solo soprano, "Che
Gioia," (Maitei.) Miss Swain; fourth, solo
clarinet, I'll Trovatore," (Cavallini,) Mr..
Jardella; fifth, trio "Memory," (Leslie,)
Miss Swain, Mrs. knowles, aud Mr.. Hotf;
sixth. solo ba-so. aria from "The En-
chantress," (Balfe.) Mr.. Joseph S. Green's
fielder; seventh, quartette, GOOD Night y
Piusuti,) Miss Swain, Mrs. Knowles, and
Messrs. IIoff and Greensfeldor; eighth, a.
Gavottc, "Aus Scboene Zcit," tMichae-
lis,)-b, "Tramway" galop, (Gobbeardo,)
orchestra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
EAUQUlER WHITE sULPHUR

EAUQUlER WHITE : " L Il ii q Il
II SPRINGS This famous SUMMER RESORT
will be reopened JUNE 10TH un5er the msnaee-
ment OF h. TENSEY 4 CO.. OF tho National Hotel,
Washington. ID. &. The nnest hotel IN the south,
with all modern improvements Throughout, inchi-
ding hot and cold bath conyeniences on each moor.
electric be,ls, and gus.
The medicinal properties Of the wster are re.
nowned for their efficacy In dyspepsia dropsy and
all malarial affections.
Board per day. s2 10 %, according 10 location Of
room per week. 4l 2 TO $lS
For further information acdr 50 National Hotel
prior TO June lOih; sub equent, 10 White sulphur
snrtn GA E,unuI or county. Va. nv ls.2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

HELP THE POOR.-Those who attend the
lecture 10 be delivered tonight by Right
Rev. Bishop Keane, at St. Patrlck's church,
will aid in the good cause OF charity and
crafty their literary taste by hearing a
charming and eloquent address. The wants
OF the poor in the lower portion OF the city
are many and constant, and the useful So
ciety in whose behalf the lecture is given
are most efficient ID alleyiating suffering
amongst the needy. Their fayors are equally
dispensed, without regard to religion or na-
tionality, and it should be the first and natu-
raj impulse OF the Christian heart to help in
so good work.
Persons living on Shockoe Hill or at a
distance will! be able TO take the street cars
after the lecture, as they will be running at
that hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

DIR. TUFTS PILLS Is purely vegetable concen-
tration for keeping the bowels In natural motion
and cleansing the system of all impurities, and a
positive cure for Consultation. They restore the
diseased Liver, stomach and Kidneys 10 healthful
ac.ion, while at the same time they Urace and In
vigorae the whole system.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

DERSONS WISHING A PLEASANT
J. HOME IN THE COUNTRY can hnd nne,
healthy location at VERDDN, thirty miles from
Richmond. on the Chesaneake aud Ohio raj road.
House large and roomy plenty OF fruit and shade;
good water: only $50 yards fiom depot. making "
a desirable home for gentlemen engaged In business
In Richmond, as quarterly tickets can be procured
OF the railroad company at 1888 and the morning
train passes the house at ana returns at u. VI,
and there is also train later. Perfectly healihy;
no cases Of ague or fever ever known here
For terms appiyt0 MRS. L. 4. CADl'
nv Goo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
WOOD AND COAL

PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
1 srtINT COAL, BgsT ANTflfsACfrh COAI.t
REST sOKEsT PINE aEd OAK WOOD. Btrf
CUMBERLAND COIL, BEsT WEST xihGnsih'
STEAM COAL. ST. LhIhnV(tt.
de La Seyenfeesfn street ~ "a"-"'"se'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20

Night Session.
In the absence OF the president, DR.
Ouesenberry called the Convention to order
about s. o'clock, and announced that tht
first business in order was reports IRON
congressional district delegations. The re-
ports were made as follows:
First Observation-Disclosures to Cinclnnatl
A. w. Wallace, OF Fredericksburg John
w. Gillette, Of Accomac. Alternates: Dr.
r. A. Cox, OF King and Queen; w. A
Jones, OF Richmond county. Elector
Thomas Croxton, Of Essex. District Com
mitteemen f. L. Meredith, OF Prince VIII
liam: DR.. Thom, OF Southampton Judge
n. c. Jones, OF King aud Queen.
Second District. ct.-Delegates 10 Cincinnati
James +. Crocker, OF Portsmouth Thomas
Tobb. of Hampton. Alternates: Samuel
Kimberly, of Norfolk; DR.. George Rives,
Of Prince George. Elector: b. Z. Lee.
District Committeeman W. Il. Taliaierro, ol
Norfolk: l.. r.. Edwards, OF southampton
r. r. Armistead, OF Williamsburg.
Third District Ct.-Delegates to Cincinnati
william l.. Royal, OF Richmond; Judge
+. g. Minor, OF Henrico. Alternates Gen
eral Peyton Wise, OF Richmond; w. l.
Chandler. OF Caroline. Elector: Hill Car
fer. of Hanover. District Committeeman
John M. Hudgin. Of Caroline; Charles u
Williams, OF Richmond; X. Ii. Cardweil'
OF Hanover. c,.o,,
Fourth District DELEGATES to Cincln'
nati /: Charles S. StringfeIlow, OF Peters
burg; w. T.. Green, OF Charlotte. A1er-
rates: NJ. C. Cardoz,, OF Lunenburg; n
X. Cralle, Of Powhatan. Elector: Samuel
+. Coleman. District Committeeman: ho'
bert CatIett, OF Charlotte; 4. b: Berkeley
of Prince Edward; S. w. Venable, OF re
tersburg.
Effth District. ct.-Delegates to Cincinnati
G. w. b. Hall, Of franklin; I. j: Talbot
of Danyille. Alternates: II. IL. Hurt ane
Dr.. j. T. Upton. Elector: j. 5. Rudd, Q
Henry. District Committeeman Jonn 1
Keen, George 4. Dennis, and Samuel '
Mullins. .,.,
, 1880-01-21
THE AMERICAN ODEIISK.
Masonic Enablcms Eighteen Centuries
Old discovered under Tho Escdc11u1
OH which II WINS Not hy tho Romans.

Masonic Enablcns Eighteen Ccnsurtex
Old discovered under tho I'ctlcnsul
OH which II tVna Sct hy tho Ieunul,a.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Inn. 1t.-Ih tho
Editor Of The World: A telegram received
to-day ut tho Stnte Department from Cu,t,-
nlallder G0rringe, II. S. n, announces tile
discovery Of Al,usonlc cntblems In the foi,u-
datton of tho obellsk Mt Aiexn1llrIn, under
tic pedestal Oil which 1t was set by tho TO
mans. Drawings were matlc, and tho unl-
blrIns Scre preserved as they wcru fau,nl.
The spccia1 correspondent of the New York
World, lispatchtng from Alexandria under
date OF Nov. Is, sail:
Tho pedestal OF tho obeltsk, tho existence
Of which lias for the first time been revealed
BY Lleutenant-Coinlnande Gorrlnge, H., ~
llu has already informed yoA, about nino feet
square and nearly seven feet In hight, It
rests upon three fine wcll-preseryetl marble
steps, with laso Of masonry. Tho lowest
Of these threo steps is only eighteen Inches
above the level OF the seq. Clearly tho s,lr-
face OF tho soil horo WINS but u trilo aloyo tl,o
level ot thy sea, when tho obellsk, removed
frOM lltllOpOl!s, was set tip here HDnlU
eighteen centuries ngo. Slice that tina
tlert lils l,celi I'LL accumulation Of earth antl
an! finally the foot Of tho o6ellsk itself.' '''
Tl!D letttr lust UllOtetl AllNttpa to Lfeuten-
ant-CnMr'nndcr HnrrinEo's letter Ut Nov. 3,
printed IN tho World of Nov. -: md tho let
" found TINT Tho l.eol Of tho obolIsk lind
been covered with masonry recently nut
around It, rnsslbly BY Mr.. Dixon. hnve
~. MT yet r!c!Aoyc.I the masonry whFgl. covers
hy NJ. Dixon, md NIL unable, yet to say
pcct That they werc., Thu obellsk rests oil a
, 1880-01-21

thNt ,msnlr lmgyn 10 ui,rs.lou whrtbcr, I'M.
ppiiclI hy the rotary movement OF The gtn!u,
Tiny mfKht mt inye lighted upnn flnskn IN.
steiitl al Snu Frtnrisc,}. III cu,trsr. il wns
all very we'll to lay tho whole bla,tin Of the
ccllpse; Int !rertatnly nnntlcr s.lell 'winter
VIII prove fatal tn CallfoFnia's "Elorln's
ctilii!n'NM" ii!'', nf;est1Ee. ,> ,,..,
cr f " %"sa ssss s fs sae,sr f@ fss'ai"s f % Fn
tlillhteIy llnwrvcr. u hcitl up Inst TbMrstlay,
Mnsh tins: l,rfR'ns .r was ln9,lG1lratea nt
nfactahlclio. s,fs llie inauF'lfa! tml!s ~ luke
sSa sa sss a u }e sS'ssx ssvsr"r !" ' r w.
io t!lrss lls,llts session Of t',e l.rEislMtlitr,
san :i frns!c'sco Society VII bc cnn$talllly o.
ciltiH,1,E clai nStwccfl TIC stae an tho comncr
,lnst now t!.e lion IT, 1nshtonable so
cirly here Is sir Ce0rgn Dtldgrs, y young
FmFlsni'"a, a,n pass,onatSiy toiat Of i.owrrs @
f a rn cn w1ta t]"fsr M Hfie1 M oSSr
a!aee: N.et'1nss to say tint i,,tlrr satii cir
tne ladies, n'Ml several eiatertninmrntH havn1
Isc,l ,l. Gotteti up n his l1oor r. Mass lslnnl
gIisllnell-afnl certainly very few Of l'S nge
-lhve so extensive ny ncqhll(tAlen n!ilnnE
n,merleh'' pfolessloais, mttl on tll0l lyrlc nlM
irAr9atic staEr, as this s,t1 Of m EnE'lss,
taiM,llnrlxlnS l't!nsrlf With the dorN Of CA'i-
toynln, ard for tlat ,p'trrosn will remain o1.
tlllS 1;tast i0f SnFer9l n.nltis.
!at WIN tue latt WeHtiier and tho occttr"
renee oi the WEEK OF prayer,
THE THEATRES
Will tiio exrrlt[ol, Of th0 Eulyijlu Folly Com
}aliy ut the Iiusl, Street, Thinks iii great
iMrt tu Miss Ttnn i;usun,1's st1,,i,i,, mi H,,.
jnntl Rrrtl's cv,lir netting. tint ir.,,,,,c i,as
played a fuirly successful srnS,,ti t,f rIeyiI,
weeks ut Manager i,Mkcs sl,ug theatre.
mn,lerntely gnaa audiences to tlIe Standard
wltl' W i,lS exposures M nf sE!rltGll!sn n'Ni feats
irs. onn block nlnve, llts dime wretc!IMlly
Will ,,!,y ",l!,yElnalt0I Atd GnlAttlca;", THIS
WEEK ing Etvps,' or, ny nttlefS cal! It, "Ihg
ntht'e htlMe, u 70 rlhyeh; anti Tor tho
saKe OF s'set exceilent tlMl pMlnstnktng art-
iStS IH,s ~ Attss Rose ns;nrIe isihl NJ: MrorEa
Chaplin, y fHny well " hoped that ting slli'
H. t.I,I ilas renily seemed ny tl,n'lE lmll hnl
flllffi t'Gf Mhnt historically and otherwise
n1nEnt 70 De the lcadli,g theatre Wcst nf ~ thn
noGky AIe!;1rIltnlhS;; ;rI!lI; ~ thn itaILW!!l INC
l'nlnce OF rruth.' viii lts beautiful lHll-
traeted s,lcl audiences 70 the lower portion
q, Ct inc mnilse as iallElt haSu beell cxt,ectrti
Ile gallery; however, l!as been crowded ty
letsnns tses1r1lts III witnessing the acrnlnltiG
ienls u tho I1hvena tfnttpe, ana Inc negro
tnitstrci eShlbttloh 01 tue Alnrr1ran -Four:
olberts grncetu ; S1tre %it The tlslntsrs of
bArnt;cork performances, ono i forcc' to tho
ntlweltt'ihe cnncl,lsinn that tho audiences
were aNraeted by tho yarlcty-slioW pnrt1o!t Of
tue entrrtnlhn'elit, alld cnnslterett ''Ihn 'al-
aeo oi Efutlt' ns merely thrown IL to i! up
tne tne, evening. Tne nlagltiGeilt llriss,atlc ef-
, 1880-01-21
ATTEMPTED slltcl1E.

Benjamin Il. Mansfield, residing ut No.
1857 Indiana avenue, attempted to commit
suicide Mt o'clock tlis morning by taking 4
dose OF morphine. Ills net was discovered
shortly thereafter, ard couple OF pl,isl.
cialis, who were at o1ice summoned, thorght
ut e:N n. NJ. that ho would recover. Mr.
Mnnslicld Is a member ot the l.imber firm
Of Porter & Co., No. 81 Lumber street, ord It
is supposed that business complications Of an
unknown character, rs Welt as domestic
and tw0 children. The nowt WAS promptly
telegraplled TO tho city by the stati6rtkeoper
Mt Lieut., BArrctt's station,
, 1880-01-21
IRISH EMIGRATION PLAN.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-Mr. We're Foster, oi
Belfast, lsas addressed n letter to Mr.. Parnell
which IL published In tho Belfast
NortAc17, JpAfg. afr. Foster offers to
donate al5,oo0 to assist emigration from
Donegal, Clare, Kerry, Cork, and Conaught
to Canada n,ltl tho Western States of Amer
lea. He says lsc feels SURG the Americans
will heartily cooperate in the plan he pro-
poses for relieving the tIstress in ireland.
The Irish National Land Lcugue las res
solved to hold q great meeting In PhHnix
Park, In furthernnce of the land movement,
Feb. ~
, 1880-01-21
ElikpIl.

NEW Ynnx, Jun. lo,-Mr. Edison exhibited
this ovesltlig y sefies ut elaborate drawings,
limit ho says ha will shortly ostnbllsh In thts
City. tho ln.lehinory 10 llo placed ln building
nby ~, fSet, @ " TUG cellar nse to bo i!vo on;
1,2siO-h -hntsa power. 1Ae dynn.no Mllehiaes nru
to h iI tho sccdnd alli third stosica. using the
small ttarseshoes ttlstuAtl VI tho.u nDw fI use,
With tho 9Asio rcslstnncc,-lU1 Ohnls. Mr.. Edst,1i
sn3s ha tiHls that no catt Gtttatn eleven instcutl
Ut eight lights, ouch giv!hE \ power Df cfghtecn
cantllls Mr.. Edison Adtlel that ho Ia now plau-
Ing ha light III !urKu strn,nahlp il, Cta,rst, IT
s4'I,strI!ctlon by Jnhn lttMcl', Mt Chester, ra.
nhe ,h tstn nc"na r. aho orcF"! NaySa
aro to b. pllcod In tAuh stAte-rnolu. Tho eleo-
trlcty Will be gcncrsted by lnca1ls OF q small
dynA1no maching connected with tho donkoy-
engine.