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Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09
Entertainments.
MIR. sPAULDING' LECTURES.

MR. SPAULDING'
 The course tickets for Mir. Spaulding's lec- lures have been withdrawn from saIe as but two lectures remain, one on ''Genre and My biological Paintings in Pompeii,'' and the other on ''Greek Sculpture in Rome" Ad- mission tickets for these can now be pur- chased at Judds bookstore for 90 and 75 cents, according to location.
 FANNY DAVENPORT.
 Tomorrow evening the celebrated Ameri- can actress Miss Fanny Davenport will ap- pear at the New Haven Opera House, sup ported by first-class company, in the new play written expressly for her by Miss Anna Dickinson and entitled An American Girl D The play has met with much favor wherever it has been given, and Miss Davenport will be greeted by large and select audience in this city. Reserved seats should be secured at Loomis' in advance.
 NAT GooDwIN's FRoLIQUEs.
 A large audience will greet Nat Goodwin s f'Froliques'' at Carlrs Opera House on next Wednesday evening. The play is one of those sort of things that one can go and see and thoroughly enjoy. The fact is that it is
 
 win is unique in his way, and the fact is that there is no one like him. While he is an inn itator of everybody nobody initiate him. Jennie Weathersby is also excellent come dy actress. Secure seats early at Loomis'.
 HUMPTY DUMPTY.
 Abbey's Humpty Dumpty troupe amply fulfilled at the Grand Opera House last even- ing all the promises made concerning 1t. The Humpty Dumpty part of the performance was excellent, and the specialties in the second act were as good as anything of the kind ever seen in New Haven. Particularly pleasing were the singing of the Tyrolean warblers and the feats of Alfred Valjean, the wonderful juggler and balancer. A good-sized audience was present last evening, and if the troupe ever comes this way again it may expect still larger one.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09

Read w. B. Fenn $ Co.'s advertisement of rubber goods. They are selling mems first quality rubber boots at two dollars and sev- enty five cents ($2.75).
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09

Another large lot of ladies' cherry and blue French embroidered slippers, all widths, one dollar and ninety-seven cents ($1.97).
 W. B. FENN $ Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

For Additional Local News see Sd and 4th Pagos.l
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09
Horse Blankets,
 Lap Robes, Etc.

275 Square Horse Blankets at $1.3s, $1.62, $1.75 and $2.
 An elegant line of Lap Robes, $1.75 and upwards.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09

The largest line and the best-fitting trow- sers we make'for the least money at
 l.. H. FREEDMAN's.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09

that we keep on hand full line of all the most popular brands, from the cheapest to the best. These goods are all retailed at wholesale prices
 In Unlaundried Shirts we lead the trade. Our prices range from 42c for good, well made Shirt, to S8c for the best rein forced back and front
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09
To Our Many Thousand Patrons.

Now that you have carefully read the above, we say, call and see us. Come early in the week. Cut out this advertisement and bring it with you, and be again convinced that Mal1ey never advertises anything he cannot fulfill
 The New England Boot and Shoe Company are now connected with us, and ladies can do their entire shopping under the one roof.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09

W. B. Fenn Go offer warm slippers and carriage boots-quilted and puff lined. In- valids and those who suffer from cold made comfortable " B. EENN d Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07

I POLICE CouRr--J Justice d. C.. Richardson
presiding. following cases were It's
posed OF Yesterday;
Laura Jones (coI0Yed), charged With IN.
lawfully stealing sundry articles from Liz.
zie Kelly, valued at "a. was found guilty
and sentenced to receive fifteen stripes. She
was also charged with feIoniousiy breaking
and entering In the daytime the house Of
James Gatewood and stealing lot OF
clothing and crockeryware. For this offence
she was sent on to the grand jury and com.
mitted to Jail.
John MeekiBs (colored), charged with as
saslting and beating Mamie Harris. Con-
tinCed until to-diy.
John Bracketf teolored), charged with
felonicusly breaking and entering in the
daytime the house OF Elizabeth SUstbers
and stealing $3.50 IN United States cur
rency, was sent on to the grand Jury. Bail
in the sum OF $500 was allowed, and in de-
fault the prisoner was committed to Jail.
James 1osby (colored), charged with rs
sauting and striking Winston Lewis with
q rock, was aned -.
James Sullivan, John Winston, aud
Charles O'Brien, charged with being desert
ers from the bark Warrior, were committed
to Jail to await the sailing Of the vessel.
George Lee, charged with using city water
with hose, in violation OF ordinance, was
fined $40.
George A. Stagg and James Eagle,
charged with creating disturbance in the
street. were fined % 80 each.
Robert Rush (coIored), charged with
throwing rocks in the street with gravel
shooter, was fined 81.
James Mosby (colored). charged with
fighting and throwing rocks in the street,
was fined 81.
About dozen persons were up charged
with using the city water in violation OF
ordinance, and were discharged.
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More About Inc New Comet.

fFrom the Roehester Democrat. October 8.
The new comet discovered at Ann Arber
Thursday evening was readily found last
evening at little after 7 o'clock. Ii had
moved since Friday evening TO point a
little to the right and below Alphecca OF
the Northern Crown. The stranger was
viewed last evening with ihree.incb tele-
scope and a comet eye.pece giving forty
diameters. The first view was startling.
There is a very bright centre or nucleus,
while the coma shades OF into darkness
very slowly, giving broad and beautiful
head. AS the eye becomes accustomed 10
,he brightness OF the head the tail comes
into view. The tail is quite broad where it
is attached TO the head, and gradually
wdens out as it sweeps away into space.
At some distance from the head it appears
divided, showing two distinct brushes OF
light. The comet must have grown bright
very rapidly since discovery, as 1t was at
first reported as having a tail less than a
degree long. Last evening the delicate
brush OF light stretched beyond the linn
It's OF a field OF view covering nearly
two degrees. The tail extends upward to-
ward the zenith and apparently precedes
the head instead OF following il. Still this
cannot be stated with confidence, as the
exact position OF the comet with reference
to the sun and earth has not yet been de-
termined, but probably will be in day or
two. II the tail is preceding the nucleus,
as appears, it is an indication that the comet
has passed its perih6lOn and is receding
from the sun. This comet is by far the
largest visible here in recent years,
and may become very conspicuous
object. DR.. Gould, OF Cordoba, re.
Gently discovered large comet in
the southern hemisphere, but it was not
visible in the north. The present visitor is
an excellent object for examination with
the spectrOscope. The study OF comets
with the spectroscope now offers the surest
means OF determining their real character
aud composition. The present comet bears
a high magnifying power. A power OF $50
diameters shows that The nucleus Is greatly
condensed. shining like q star in the centre
OF the envelope. A still higher power can
be used 10 advantage. showing somewhat
OF the structure OF the head.
From the New Haven Palladium. October Al
Professor Hsrrington's comet was viewed
on Saturday night by Professors Lyman
and Newton at the Observatory OF the Shelf
field Scientific School. At S:14 =. NJ. its
nucleus was about Is minutes, and the
length OF the tail l degree. It's position
was Is hours IL minutes and 81
seconds right ascension, $50 81 north de-
clination. 1t was moving at the rate Of
four or five degrees day. The Professors
thought that it hardly came up with what
scientific men had expected when its dis
coyery was announced. 1t has now proba-
bly, reached its peribeIion. and may be APP
preaching the earth, but its becoming visi.
bic to the naked eve is very improbable.
Professor Newton thinks it between 40, 0,000,-
900 and 10000, 900 OF miles from the earth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07

A systematic robbery OF the Kansas Pa
cIflc road by system which has existed for
several months has just been unearthed by
detectives, and the principal c0Dspirators-
three conductors and baggage-inaster-
have been arrested. Their scheme was TO
sell bogus tickets over the Kansas Pacific
road, cautionng the purchasers to leave
Denver on certain train, thereby taking
them through to Kansas City under the su-
pervision of the three conductors engaged
In the conspiracy. The amount stolen is
unknown.
Tuesday the largest casting ever made In
this country was turned out at the Bltek
Diamond Steel Works, In Pittsburgh. The
casting was an anvil block fora l1-ton Sean,
hammer, and its weight was l60 tons. Five
furnaces were built expressly for melting
the iron, and seven hours were occupied in
running the metal. The hammer will be
the largest in the country, the next largest,
OF ten tons, being at Nashua, N. II. Four
months will elapse before the block will be
cool enough to handle.
The pureing OF the list of voters In Phila'
delpLia began before Judge Elcock Tues
day morning. Thirty.one divisions were
gone over. One huudred and thlrty-eighI
names were strickea of on Democratic pcti
tions, and eIghty.0ne stricken OF on Reppb
IlcAu petitions.
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caIrRT ORDERS.

VIRGINI,A!,-lN. . THE CiRvUiT TUUKr
DAY or JULY, 1880:
John Tabb's executor. "...'''''"''Comp'anant,
against
IN CHAkCERY.
The object OF this cut is 10 settle and iae the am
DuiIy of S3 600 under the viii OF the ie ialor. John
Tabb 10 his SOU Pii ihp Tabb duri0g his life; andat
bs dealt 10 his child or children, or TO the longest
liver Of them. And II being suggested To the Court
that D. n. Platt Is The Assignee OF George buxhes,
The bankrupt and that he H. nonresident or this
STATE, il is ordered thai ssld assignee appear ana
tigIle his rights Ia tiis suit arer due puOication
OF This order. - . n...-
A copy-Ttste: JOHN >. coUh.
T. MCCAHBLIsU, Attorney. Oc 7-Ih4w
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OF The Petersburg Inde1. Appeal, and Hon.
John Amber Smith, OF Washington, were
in the city Yesterday.
John Colnson, Esq, of England, and
Mr.. Henry Fink, OF Lynchburg, arrived
here last evening and registered at the Ex-
change.
Two dogs engaged in 69ht In the store
OF George Schoen yesterday, and upset and
broke very valuable showcase.
A meeting OF the Republican State Gen.
tral Committee will be held in this city next
Tuesday.
The house at No. 106 north Seventh
street was entered Tuesday night. The gas
fixtures and brass cornices were pulled
down, but the thieves were frightened of
before they could remove their piunder.
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THE MOZART THIS EvsNING-OPERA.-
This evening will be produced the first.
second, and last acts Of Yerdps La Trayiaia,
accompanied by the Mozart orchestra, with
the following cast: Vioetta VALERIE, Madame
Caroline Richings-Bernard; Annina. Miss
Columbia Wyatt; Alfredo Germont. Mr.
Z. ". Hof; Giorgia Germont, Mr.. Pierre
Bernard; Doctor GrenviI. Mr.. n. B. Plea
SAINTS.
Newy.elecied members who may fail to
receive their tickets from the collector may
get them to-day after o'clock by calling on
Mr.. Samuel SintoD, treasurer, corner Of
Bank and Tenth streets.
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CHEET-MUsIC HALF PRICE.

Don't pay 81 for PIECE OF MUSIC you can
Don'i pay soc. for PrEcE OF MUSIC you can
buy for 25c.
Don't pay 25c for PIECE OF MUSIC sou can
buy for Ike.
In other words. buy your MUSIC at 91e Maiu
street and save one half the usual price. Also. on
hand large stock Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Of all kInds AZ bottom prices
Bgs KS. STATIONERY. MAGAZINES, and
G. y. JOHNSTON.
sfnd Tor Catalogue. Sc 2e-eod2w
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A Submarine Volcano.

STRANGE SIGHT WITNESSED FROM THE DECKS
OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER ALERT.
A special dispatch from Washington says
Commander Huntington, OF the United
States steamer Alert, in report TO the Navy
Department just received, says that while on
a surveying cruise in the Pacific south Of
Fortsizio and the Bovin Islands, on APP
preaching the island Of San Alessandro his
attention was called TO a strange appearance
on the water. apparently ten miles distant.
A volume OF vapor was rising as though
some vessel was blowing off steam. This
was followed by an appearance OF breakers |;
and while some OF the officers were discuss
ing the probable cause, some thinking IL
was the blowing and preaching OF a school
Of whales, the question was definitely set
tied by the upheava of an immense black
mass.
AS the ship approached the submarine
volcano the black masses thrown up were
distinguished as mud and ashes. The up
heavas were accompanied by dull reports,
like those from submarine mines, and by an
odor OF sulphur. Several days were spent
in making The reconnaissance. Commander
Huntington says be did not think it pru-
dent to approach the volcano in the Alert,
but boat was lowered and pulled within a
hundred yards OF it..
A reef or island is in process OF forma.
tion. Soundings were obtained in from five
10 tweniy-nine fathoms. The water was
full OF ashes and mud, and some OF this and
one specimen OF the bottom were brought
on board. The volcano bears north, A de-
grees west, distance three miles from the
lsnding-place on the southwest end OF the
island. At night flames were noticed issu-
ing from the volcano. The report OF Com
mander Huntington has been referred to
Captsin De Kraft, In charge OF the hydro
graphic section OF the Bureau Of Naviga-
iion, and the change will be made on the
charts.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AppoIyImgyT OF S-prRv,sops op p,

APPOINTMENT OF SUPERVISORS 0p ELEc
TION.--The clerk OF the United Ststes Cir
cult Court In this city Is now receiving ap.
pllcations Tor the appointment OF supervi-
sors OF election for the Eastern District of
Virginia, which embraces the counties OF
Accomae, Alexandra, Amelia, Brunswick,
Caroline. Charles City, Chesterfield, CuI-
peper, Dlnwiddie, Elizabeth City, Essex,
Fairfax, Fauquier, Gloucester, Goocbland,
Greenesville, Henrico, Hanover, Isle Of
Wight. James City, King and Queen, King
George, King William, Lancaster, Lou
doun. Louisa, LuDenburc, Mathews, Meek.
leDburg, Middlesex, Nansemond, New
Kent, Norfolk. Northampton, Northumber-
land, Nottoway, Orange, Powbatau, Prince
Edward, Prince George, Prince William,
Princess Anne, Richmond, Southampton,
Spotsylvania, Stafford, Surry. Sussex. War
wick, Westmoreland, and York.
Applications for the appointment of SUI
peryisors In the other counties In the State
are sent 10 the clerk of the United States
Circuit Court for the Western district.
The law provides that when In any city
or town having upwards OF 10000 inbabt-
ants there are two citizens thereof, or
whenever, in any county or parish, in
any congressional district, there are
len citizens thereof, of good stand
Ing, who, prior TO any registration of
voters for an election for representative
in the Congress OF the United States, or
prior 10 any election at which representa-
tive in Congress is 10 be voted for, may
make known, in writing, to the Judge OF
the Circuit Court OF the United States for
the circuit wherein such city or town,
county or parish, is situated, their desire 10
have such registration or such election, or
both, guarded and scrutiniZed, the judge,
within not less than ten days prior to the
registration, il one there be. or, il no regis
trati0n be required, within not less than ten
days prior to the election, shall open the
Circuit Court at the most convenient
point in the circuit, and proceed TO appoint
and commission, from day to day and from
time 10 time, and under the band Of the
Judge, and under the seal OF the court. for
each election district or voting precinct in
such city or town or congressional district
as NAV have applied In the manner herein
before prescribed, ard to revoke, change,
or renew such appointment from time to
time, two citizens, residents OF the city or
town, or OF the election district or voting
precinct IN the county or parish, who shall
be OF different political parties, and able to
read and write the English language, and
who shall be known and designated as SUI
peryisOrs Of election.
Applications for supervisors have already
been flied by the COnsefvative-Demo
party for the counties OF Amelia, Chester
field, Caroline, Goocbland, Hanover, Hen
rico, James City, King William, Mscken-
burg, Nansemond, Noltoway, Orange, and
S southampton, and the city OF Manchester,
and by the Republican party for the city Of
Portsmouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07

LEVY BBoxnERs, agents for FNsrER's KID
GLorEs. With patent laced las,eninxs. received on
yesterday their sariy fall bnporasss. The Foster
Is row the ssas IDEAL of a hsndsoiaeiy-htting and
comfortable Kid Glove. and Is largely doing away
wbh the use OF bntfosed Kid gloves. as the lacsd
sasieaisg Is so much rsOre eouyeslent. LEVY Btsw
THEIRS win take plessure In slowing ibe'r poIaisr
brand TO the ladies aad genilsmen OF this city.
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MANCHEsrEH AND VICINITY.

Marriage BetS.-Mr James Lynch, one
Of our mos, deseryedly popular young men,
was united in marriage last night at the
residence OF the brides father to Miss Rosa
Lee, daughter OF o. a. Mallory, Esq. Rev.
Mr. Woodward otliciated, and the happy
pair received numerous congratulations.
The marriage had the highest official en-
dOrsement, Mayor Gentry and igh.C0nsta'
bic Wells acting as best men. 1t was a late
hour when the happy party dispersed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07
PIANOS. ORGANS. AND MUSIC.

WALTZES just received. the follow
w ing BEAUTIFUL WALTZES by WALD-
TEUFRL. the popular composer, which We offer tho
public At
HALF PRICE;
Breezes OF the Night SOC; Charming. Use; Al
ways or Never, 75c.; Ny Chsrmer, 75c.; To Thee,
60c.; shower OF Gold, 60t.; Nou Reve 60e.; H0-
mage 10 th. Ladies, 60c.: Cradle Song, 60c: Po-
none. 75c.; Rose el MaIguerites, 50c.; sirenes,
Toe; Manoa, 75c; Well Beloved, 75c.; Violeties,
60e. Any OF above pieces sent postpaid al HALF
or ABOVE PRICES.
Re@ember, we also have large stock Of PIANOS
snd ORGANS, new aud second-hand, at ALL
PRiCEs. RAMOS 4 MOSES, Mnsc-House
9l4 Main street, Richmond. va.
ceDd Tor catalogue. 6-fOcs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07

ARRIVAL or New CARS FOR THE RICR.
HoND AND ALLEGHANY RALRoAD.-Two
handsome new passenger cars and one bag
gage car fol the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company arrived here yesterday
from the Jackson & Sharp car-works at
Wilmington, Del, and were sent up the
line last evening. The cars appear 10 be
well aud substantially made, and will no
doubt give satisfaction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, Ga;
0 A. NJ, 6s; noon, SO; p. M. 10; Z.
". 65; midnight, go.
Mean temperature, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07

DE-. TUFTS LlyEH PILLS act as Kindly on the
tender infant, the nDsi delicate female. and innfm
cid age as upon the most vigorous system, eadica-
ring every morbGo agent, 5Yigoraling ihe deoN-
tafed organs, building up the nagging nervous esso
gies. impartlng Vigor to body and mi sd'. bigiss
endorsed by the medical Seuy.
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$4,000 AwARDED.-"I was 80 sick and love
spirited that thought would sve anything to get
we'll; and II any one had ensured me the sood
health produced by using SIMMONS LIVER REQ
ILAroR. and charged me thousand doliTs'
would willingly have paid II bad 1t; In faci' ten
tho,ssaDd dollars would be worth less 10 me than
what 1t has done for me-.
GEORGE 4. BARRETT, Macon Ca
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-Por the Middle
States, slightly cooler, partly cloudy or
clear weather, northeast TO northwest
winds, and rising barometer.
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HIGH AUTHORITY.

DIR. W. y. Ssoit, President Of the College oS Pay
sicians. Montreal, vnAses '' have recOmms saed
COlden's LkSnIG,s LRQurD EXTRACTOR Ezxs as
the best prcpsraiioA ascd FOR dfbity, Indigestion,
dyspepsia, and loss ~ appetite"
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IR0N.wORKs.

THE TREDEGAR COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VA.
BUILD FgEIGHT-cARs OF ALL DEscRiP-
MAKE WHEELS SxSD AxLEs,
RAILWAY w1akkL xsI ~ y,s,;lsr EsHps q ar,s aorrs
CHAIRS SPIKES. AND BAk-IIsON
OF ALL SIZES
HoRsE- AKD MuLE-kiioEs, WATER AND
and 81 kinds OF IRON aad BRxsS Castings.
:. ss-sa 'osIfa T. AspffmsSss; fssssss;;s
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PerSondt.- Mayor Gentry is in receipt OF
an invitation from Mayor r. c. Latrobe, oi
Baltimore, TO attend the celebration in that
city next week. He has also an invitation
TO attend the National Fair in Washington.
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EXl VRGION.

RIcHMoHD, YORK RIVER AND CUesAPRAKEI
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT. !
RUaMoND, VA. October a, 1880.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-ROUND-T
~ TICKETS to enable vii itors 10 atieDd the Raj f.
more Sesqu, Centennial Ceiebrsiion snf he Pinii-
co races will be sod over this line AT SO rounn nip.
Richmond to Baltimore and return, Tickets GOOD
from the 9th To the 23d Of October both inclusive.
For information apply 10 A. w. Gsrber. general
II :ket Office, Nam street, and az the office OF The
company IA. r. DOUGLAS,
oc ) 7t superinter dent-