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condition, last night three new additions.
Little Geo, Martin was around lew dass
az, looking as pleasing as usual for thrifty
farmers.
--M)ther says the baby is frotful, but II
the baby could talk, il would cay II bad pain.
Relieve the pain by giving DR.. BulPs Baby
sprup, an innocent but thectnal remedy.
Price 25 cSnt' bottle.
Mr.. H. o. Jackson has ane Durham bull
cs II that will soon be ready Tor service, that
he ofiors for Sl6 90. Those wishing 8 bar
gain in this line will do well TO address him
Al Ulmon Ridge. this county.
Zoos YoR HATcHrRo, OF the LIGHT BrAbans,
Dark Brabma Patridge Cochin, Black Cocb-
ins, White Oochius, Bud Coohins, Plymou,
X ,ck, Game, White B4ntsmB, and Dark Bra.
hmA.. All eggs warranted iresb and fertile,
81 per 49, S9nt BY express securely packed
Address, II. M. CRAWFORD, Chester, III
Big Geo. Martin visited Us tbls week, ro.
ports farming doing well, 10 his ucighba r.
hood, and he has two aus Jacks and full
blooded Poland china boar for the i'm prove
ment Of slock--givo George q call.
Miss Cynthia r. Has kins, one Of he bes,
educators and brightest youog ladies OF Miller
county is In Texas, Whiting her relatives,
writes uA letter which we CUBS b
that her many friends and we'll wiSbers may
know her whereabouts; al, will gladly 70
ceive Miss q. on her return.
Nv. l.. Shelton Of Rocky Mt. called ls,t
Monday on BANNER ofBee and like the mans
souud Judgments gave US solid encourage
meut; Mr.. 3. 10 one Of tie thrifty farmer oi
Miller county, is eng Ee1 10 Raising rhe d :
est OF stoek, his thorough bred horss sud
mare have taken premiums o.. All ,he fs.e,
the last few yeArs.
1T is whispered that some wish The town
OF Tuscumbia dslncorporated. We are op-
posed TO such . n owe; We want our streets
and sidewalks Improved; law and order en-
forced. In sll probability bis sun,ueo here
will b. many public MEETING and gathering
shows &c. At our town. To have officers who
WlH do their duty in lnforcicg town
ordinances, we will in a short time hAy'
| good streets and whlks.
We arc responsible for what sppeArs 10
The BASSKR, ty way Of communications oT
otherwise. No correspondent however; nseC
send communications for publication to th'
| BAxSER that will reflect or be detrimental iC
the in;sros. OF the good people OF MIlleI
county. II they do, such will hod the way
10 the waste basket.
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.ApMINIsrRAroRs s NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters Of Ad
mIn'.traJion en- the estate Of b. ". Bnrrs,
srDior dec'd., havs bsen grantee TO tbs un-
der,igosd by the Judge 81 Ibs Probate Court
~ NJ Ter county, Missouri, dated January
TO- $50.
All y rs0ns having claims against said
esizta are Required 70 sKhibly them 70 me Tor
allUEaacs Situin obs year from the date OF
ssid leltsrp or theV nag be preelud.d from
snY benefit Of said tstata; aGd u such claims
are not exhibited within two years IRON the
date OF said letters they viii BE- forever bar
red. 3. w BUKRIs,
Administrator.
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Daily,
Weekly
AND
Tri-
TIMES
Nj H % H H a N II
TO EVERY ONE.

With a fixed determination to keep abrest
Of the iimes, its proprietors sre making every
possible effort TO improve the columns OF the
ST. LOUIS DAILY 1INEs, sparing neither la
Dor nor money 70 accomplish that object.
Tee gratifying success which has attended
these efforts justifes the conclusion that the
TINES has taken rank among the leading
papers OF the Southwest.
Determined 10 do battle In the cause Of
right and justice, its Democracy shall be un-
questioned bnd ils expressions untrammeled,
relying upon 3 generous, appreciattvs puolis
for continued and increased patronage.
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i. o. q. +.

Tuscumbla, Lodge, 300.
|. o. o. r. Hold their regular meetings every
"Wednesday evening, ~ 7 O'Clock p. m.
ID. MARsHALL, n. q.
Phil. r. HAuENsTgIS. Sec'y.
Pleasant Mt. Lodge, No. s5, ]. o o. p.
Hold regular meetings ist 81 Saturday, Of
O'Clock =. m. Visiting brothers, 30 good
standing, are cordially invited TO aitebd.
JoHN u. CKoCKER, N. @.
JAS. Q. SINPsoS, Sec'y.
iberiA Lodge, No. $50 !, o. o. r. mectin
regular communication query Saturday eSen.
'ng at I O'Clock p, m.
N. j. DAVIDSON, N. g.
JoHK L. AKSoLD, Sec'y.
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UHuIvS IIvwvf anu uaruvu svvus.
6rRAsBERRIKs, PEAcHEs, &c.
NV SORTS, BY Man

EKw SORTS, BY MAIL.
Plants OF the newest Hpd finest improved
sorts, carefully packed and prepaid by mail.
Ny collection OF Strawberries took the Rret
premium tor the best Collection, at the great
snow OF the Mss. horticultural Socisty, in
Boston. l grow over 100 varieties. the most
complete collection in the country, including
all the new, large American and imported
kinds. Priced descriptive Catalogues, gratis,
by mail. Also. Bulbs, Feuit Trees, Roses,
Evergreso Choice Flower, Garden, Tree,
Evergreen, Herb, or irult seeda, % packets
OF either for 500, by mail.
The True Cape God Cranberry, best sort for
Upland, Lowland, or Garden, bv mail, pre-.
paid. sl00 per 100, $500 per / COO Whole
sale Catalogue to the Trade. Agents wanted.
b. +. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth Mas. Estab-
lished l5a2.
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To Business Men.

The TINEs Affords you medium unsur.
passed for advertising, Snj IL you are desir-
nus OF occurring trade 10 Illinois, Missouri,
Kansas, TsxAs aud Arksnsas, q surer channel
through which to place your business before
the people oi thess StStes cannot DO found.
E-timAtes tor advertising one day, week.
month or year al ,dly aud promptly furnished
90 application.
k7r All business concentrations should
bs sUdrefsed 10 'sT. LOUIS TINES"
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TOWN ELRUrION.

It + ordered ti4t 4 Q. SWaleu, DR.. ]. b,
McGe Q and X. Ver Brtck ~ and they are rp-
3 iut-d judges u bold sD election on the let
russda, % April hsxt to elect officers tor the
town Ut Tuseumbis, NJ.
d. Marshall, Pres't pro.
=. q. FULKErsoS Clk.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERMS OF COURT:

CIRCUIT COURT: Meets Second Monday iD
February aud SECOND Monday In September;
Y. l.. EpwARDs, Judge.
COUNTY COURT. Meets First Monday in
February, May, August snd November;
w. WRIGHT presiding justice; JOUN
8. JoBE, lst district, HIRAM REED, 2nd
district, as s-oclate justices.
PROBATE COURT; Meets Second Mon
d ~ in February, My August and Nov
eihber, Jas. II. TUpD Judge.
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Penn Roofing Co.

PENN RooFiNs Co, l07 Spuib 3nd Street,
Philadslphia. Pa, Manufacturers OF Roof z
MateriAl'i 2 and 3 Ply Fehs, 2s and s1 lnch
SheAthings. L,ning tor under Carpets,
Sheathing for los Houses, Tin RonfnR Paint,
Rosin Sized and Leather Shesthing, &e. DC.
Send for Samples aud Circulars
PENN ROOFING CO.,
lo7 South 2ad Street, Philsdelph!L
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NEWS Items

from all points accessible by telegraph; and,
in the sbsonce Of telegraphic communication,
by correspondents, who will give accurate
aud full reports from their various sections.
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lack for Sale.

The undrslghed living II miles North OF
BIumiey wishes TO sell or trade good
young jack six years old for money or good
tOck have three Of his colts on the place
that will show for themselves terms lovi
I.S. TBEsLEI.
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oTlCE OF FIR Al SETTLE
aOrl, E OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

EoIiee is bereby given that the underSign-
81, administrator of the estate Of Mary y.
Boui will m-ke dual settlement OF said ts-
ut. It The Msy term of the Probate Court of
VI er COUNTY, Mo-, 10 h. h0ld a. the Court
y 'usa l.. Tuscumb. :. NJ, on the second
II aydsy OF May, $50
w n LuMPKINs admr.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

DAILY TINES.
By mail per year, with Sunday Supple
s...s,4lV,V9
By mail per year, withou. Sunday pa
.''s'''.s eue
BY carrier Der es,k, with SuntiAy sup.
plem menL".......,............. 70
WEEKLY.
HeF year py ma A,8
TRI-W EEKLY.
tTuesday, Tnufsday and Saturday,
BY mail per r.....s........s...-s.......s ~
ET Ali posIAgs prspaid by the Times.
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NorIUE

All persons indebted 70 the undersigned by
-.iihsr note or account will please call and
s'fitie st nhce, ard 'hareby s4ve costs. ALI
MUST b PAID WITHIN TEE NEXT so DAYS or
sur wih be cummeured as | must close out
my entire business IN Miller cUunty by the
1t OF May. NJ. LESEM.
Tuscnmbia, No, March Ist. 1880. A..
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The storn last Saturday.

The Dad Fellows and Masonic Hslls ct
timsS seemed 70 be in danger OF tumblng;
the plEstering on the ends In BASSEA othes
became Aueh broken and fell on oy the rock
lag OF she building; reports fro N the country
tsnoing was tarribly scattered.
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--Tu cumbIa %. q. 7. Il In most healthy
condition, last night three new additions.
Little Geo, Martin was around lev dass
az, looking as pleasing as usual for thrifty
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james Cummings is selling In this cOun-
tY Fords's patent window Ventilalor. II Is
the only useful arrsugemOnt OF the kind we
have ever seen. 4 sample 10 attached to
window OF our ofn.o, which can be examined
by any Ooe calling. IL is espt cially necessary
for halls, court houses, churches, schools and
all residences. 6I.
DIR. Stevens and lady OF Nj. Pleasant
with Nn. Gross Of Omsha, Neb. and Miss
zsIpha Adcock called on BASEGR Office laSt
Monday, took look at the SrI of Drintlng;
the Art Gallery and she mineral specimens
on rustic cabinet Mrs. DR.. Stevens has had
charge of the Floral Ahd Art Departments in
Miller CouSty Fair for several years and is
one OF the best judges 10 the State, OF ans
work. We are always glad to have such Wis
siIou. II mAkes printers feel cheerful.
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PROFESSOR CROMwELL's ART EXrERrAIy.
MENr.-Tbe Theatre was crowded with
RichmoDd's most elegant and most culti-
vated people last night to see the Art Treas.
ures OF Italy. The pictures exhibited were
OF The most celebrated statues. churches,
and scenes, while the lecture ~ Professor
Cromwell was entertaining a. well as in
structiye. The first view was of Palermo,
and the exhibitor went thence north
ward through Naples, Rome. Venice,
Florence, Milan, and TO the lakes.
At Naples there was OF course the exquisite
bay and its surroundings; In Rome, ST.
Peters, the Vatican, the Coliseum, the
LAGOON, and the Venus de Medc. The
L1ocoon was especially fine. every fold Of
the serpent and every muscle OF the father
and sons being brought ont in almost fright
full distinctness. At Venice. we had the
Grand Canb, the Rialto, the Bridge OF
Sigbs--'sa. palace and "a prison on each
band "--and the Horses OF st. Marks. At
Milan the Grand Cathedral was shown
in perfection, and at Florence were things
too numerous TO mention. All OF these
were presented in the most beautiful and
real manner. so that one forgot for the mo-
ment his Whereabouts. To every lover OF
art and OF the beautiful this entertainment
must prove source Of the liyeliest plea
sure. But we are afraid u say more on the
subjec. for fear the Theatre will not hold
tbeaudlenccs who present themselves: aud
as Professor Cromwell does not remain after
Saturday night, 1t would be pity 70 have
any one disappointed.
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Accident 10 Edis0u's Eight.
Especial dispatch to the Washington Posi.J

Especial dispatch to the Washington PosiJ
NEW YORK. February 2.-There was much
surprise among the residents OF Menlo Park
early this evening when the little electric
lets that have been glowing constantly in
their houses for four weeks suddenly went
out. Even the long chain OF street-lamps
that reach from Dir. EdiSon'S laboratory 10
the der0t ceased TO reflect from their grace
fully-modelled globe the etfulgence from the
little carbon horseshoe within. Menlo Park
was in deep gloom. The laboratory and the
machine-shOIs, however, were as brilliant
IN lighted as ever. There the electric lights
alowed with their usual intensity. a
visit to Il room in the rear of the great
workshop " here the generators are placed,
revealed the cause Of the darkness without.
On SUNDAY night the wires wound about an
annature in one Of the dynamo'electric ma
chimes became entangled at the c0mmuiatoi.
The insulation happening to be defective,
fusion took place, and the machine was dis
ablai. At O'Clock this evening the ma
chine had been put IN complete order, and
all the lamps in the houses and in the street
glow.d again with their wonted brilliancy.
10 prevent such accidents in the future Mr..
Edison has decided to wind the wires about
the arnatures in dynamo machines only
twice instead OF tbTee times, as has been
done before.
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFs Bishop Whittle
visited St. Philips church. in this city, on
Sunday night, and confirmed two c0lored
candidates. Rev. }r. HuIhheD, Of Suun.
ton, preached.
The Hastings Court will meet to-day. y
number OF criminal cases are TO be tired
at this term.
Printed circulars are being sent all over
the State by the secretary OF the Republi-
can State Committee. giving instructions
how and when TO select delegates 10 the
State Convention, which meets in April.
The Police Court was carpeted yesterday
with a line lot Of North Carolina saw-dust.
Among the visitors 10 the Tobacco Ex-
change yesterday were Charles w. statham,
of Lynchburg; w. A. Stuart. Of Saltville,
Va; p. Mayo, OF Baltimore, and Thomas
l.. Niche, OF Albemnle.
Policeman Baker, Of the Third police dis
trict, has been transferred 10 the First dis
trct.
Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr., OF Ilenrco,
has qualified as judge OF that court by sub
scribing TO the oath Of Office before Judge
Beverley II. Wexford, OF the Ienrico Circuit
Court.
A youth named Conway Johnson. OF this
city, had his left foot badly mashed Tues
day evening by a piece OF iron dropping
upon it while at work at the Richmond ana
Danyile Railroad shop, In Manchester.
One OF BossieuX's wagons turned over
on Tenth street near Main yesterday morn
ing and slightly Injured the driver.
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junction Of the month. The waning moon
and Venus VIII be fair to see on the MORN
ing of The 7tb, aud the waxing moon and
Jupiter wilt shine serenely in the glowing
twilight on the 18th. The starry heavens
In February present TO the observer choice
portion Of the celestial map, while no Iess
than Eve Of the six visible planets track
their devious course In this evening sky,
and illustrate In their varied movements the
harmony, symmetry, and simplicity OF the
solar scheme, so immeasurabiy vast when
viewed by the finite powers OF the human
mind, so immeasuaby small when CON-
pared with the twinkling stars and star
dust THAI people infinite space.-Prouidence
,jousaaf.
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Insolvents not due uhtil j
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.

THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.
Mr.. Paul introduced in the Senate yes
terday bill to amend and reenact section
10 OF chapter OF the Code Of Criminal
Laws, approved March H., 1873, as fol-
lows
Be il enacted by the General Assembly Of
Virginia, That the 19,n section OF chapter
Of the Code OF Criminal Laws, approved
March II, 1878, be amended and reenacted
so as to read as follows:
Section 10. No bar-rOOm, saloon, or
other place for the sale Of intoxicating H.
quorS, Shall be opened, and no intoxicating
bitters or other drink shall be sold in any
bar-room, restaurant, saloon, store, or other
place, from II O'Clock on each and every
Saturday night OF the week until sunrise Of
the succeeding Monday morning; and any
person violating the provisions OF this Sec
ton shall be deemed guilty OF misde-
meanor, and, il convicted, shall be punish
ed by fine not less than ten nor more than
- dollars: provided that tie provisions
OF this section shall not apply to any city
having population OF fifteen thousand and
upwards"
THE KEEPERS AT THE PENITENTIARY.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Riddleberger
10 cnanBe tue System VI dppoiuihS thO
keepers at the penitentiary came up IN the
Senate yesterday. 1t provides that the Gov
ernOr, with the consent OF the Senate, shall
appoint three persons as directors OF the
penitentiary, surgeon, and clerk, and that
the Superintendent OF the PenIlentiary
shall appoint his seven assistant keepers aud
the guard. The substitute reported for this
bill by the Committee on Public lnstitu-
tions allowed the laws in regard to appoint
ments of officers OF the penltentiary to re-
main as they have been made since The
foundation OF the government (by the Gov
ern0r, upon recommendation OF the Super
intendenD, except that II clothed the Super
intendent OF the Pententiary with the
power to appoint the guard Consisting OF
thirty mem without The approval OF The
Governor The substitute was adopted
by the Senate, the vote resulting IL to IL,
and Lieutenant-Governor Walker voting
for it. Later on, however, motion to re.
consider was made by Dir. Matthew; and
several senators (Readiusters) who favored
the new plan having come ID. the vote was
reconddered and the substitute rejected,
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STRANGE STORY OF 4 LEAD~PENciL. Five
years ago man at Hartford, Conn. fell and
became iDsensible. A surgeon theS found
slight wound in his body. close by The
heart, and thought the man bad been either
stabbed or shot. A few days later, Row.
ever, small pieces OF black lead began TO
come out OF the wound, and it vas then
concluded that in falling the point OF lcae'
peucil which the man bad in his yesi-pockat
bad penetrated the body. Probing later
brought out little wood. Monday the
surgeons used the knIfe, and, to their aston
isbrsent, whole lead-pencil, which had
been sharpened but once, was extracted.
1t was five aud thrce-eighths inches long,
and the wood was split Ia two. II had been
imbedded below the chest and
not half an inch from the heart. The man
is very weak, but it Is thought he viii re-
cover.
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Brief Items. temperance speaking
al ihe Methodist churcl tonight viii no
douhj DE lrgclv attended Everybody ~
iuyilc0. S,y,ul We known speakers are
esp ct.d 10 adde's. lar moe,ing. James A.
GIN r., E.l, W.h preside.
OAir@ e. ther,ii iied snow Iclklrg through
tho rori 0f ilc Mayor. Court room II was
VI liz for Use Yesterday AMI lue.day.
\ rgnIaf meeting oi the CITY Council
will be held i0.moIraw night, when The
question OF agIrppf1'inS iunds toward
he support ~ the Free bridge viii be d.
-sed ana cc'od upon.
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PESIrENTIARY TBIs MoNv. The following.
named convcts will be; discharged from the
penltcntiary during the month Of February
as their terms Of imprisonment expire: j.
w. Builerton, from Pitlsylyania; II. I.
Giddings, from Richmond; +. NJ. Robin;
son, from AI6emare-white; Thomas
Lewis and Dennis Gilbert, from Loudoun;
Edward Dungay, from King William; Jor.
dan w. Stuart, from Augusta; william
Gregory, from Southampton; Edward
Lewis, from Richmond; James Davis and
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MASCEsESgER AND VICINITY.

Injured by rating Dirt.-YeSterdaY after
noon about o'clNck William Coleman (col-
ored) was painfully injured while at work
at McCrary', brick-ylrd, on Ninth between
Porter AID Perry streets. lie was digging
beneath an emhankmebt at The time when
a quinti'y OF dirt fell down noon him, break
ius bis right Thigh. A physician was sent
for to attend the injured man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-05

LADIES UNDERwEAR.-LEyY BrO:1GHS are
the largest manufacturers Of this article iu thD
state. They have had all of their hand, bIsiiY en-
ployed for the past four week. aud c,n bow shOv
the largest stock Of LADIES USDERwEAE iu tbs
clty As the material used in the manufacture o.
the garments was purchased before the sdgaEc. in
price. they are enabled 10 offer his stscf a. old
prices. iYdie5 will Hnd it 10 thsir a''t4tase 10
purchase IL once, thereby saying 2j pei cent.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER Al SHORT not C1.
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CONVENTION OF COUNTY TREASCRERS-
The LEGISLATURE TO Re MEMORIALIzED. -
4 convention Of the county treasurers OF
the state was held last night ut Exchange
Hotel for the purpose of considering re-
vision of the law passed by the last LegiSa-
ture concerning the reduction of percentage
OF the nav OF ireasurerS; also, Senate bill
No. 80. which is now before the Legislature,
in relation TO the fees OF county treasurerS.
Mr.. \. ]. Parish, o. Albemarlc. was Gated
to the chair, and Mr.. Travis Epes, OF Motto
way, was requested TO act as secretary.
After a lengthy interchange OF views
committee was appointed TO draft memo
rial TO be presented TO the Legislature re-
garding the subjects under consideration.
Tue committee will meet this morning at 8
o'clock. The following gentlemen compose
the committee: Colonel w. b. Woodbridge,
OF Chestertield; A. j. Fari>h, OF AIbemarie;
william A. Moss, of Buckingham; ;. H..
Bliss, of Prince william; ;. q. Tinsley. OF
Richmond; NJ. b. Harlow. OF Alexandria
city; Mcleod Ka>ey, OF Bedford; and >.
X. smith. OF Culpeper.
The following-named counties and cities
were represenied-seyeral by proxy: APP
pomaitoX, Bedford, Buckingham, Caroline,
Charlotte. Chesterfield, Culpeper, Cumber-
land, Fairfax, GoOchland, Greene, Hanover,
Henry, King and Queen, King William,
Louisa, Mathews, NOttoway, Orange, Pitt
syIyania, Prince Edward, Rappahannock,
Richmond county and city, Alexandria
county and city, Stauntou, and Scott.
The Convention Will meet this morning
at 10 O'Clock, at which time the committee
is expected 10 report. Other counties and
cities which were not represented last night
are expect to he present at the Convention
-
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Fined for Selling Liquor on Supday.-At
the Mayors Court Yesterday morning W.
u. } ne, proprietor OF the Lone.Star'
saloon. on Hull street, was fined $40 for
selling liqHor on Sunday, in violation Of the
cty ordinance. This ease engaged the at-
t,a.!Dn OF the Coat taO days.
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THEATRICAL.-Our play-goers are prom
ised treat in the production at the Thea
ire shortly OF the picturesque comedy OF
lie in the American colony IN Europe en-
titled .The Galley Slave," by Mr.. John T.
Ford's best company. The play is regarded
a. Mr.. BARLEY Campbelps best effort.
abounding in interest, incident, and story
and the company includes such favorItes as
Misses Rosa Rand, Marie Bockel, Belle
Mackenzie, Blanche Thompson, Messrs'
Robert Downing, George w. Denham,
Charles Hogandorp, and others. Alio-
gether, the cast Is one OF extraordinary
briljancy.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-The Music
Committee present the following pro-
gramme: First, overture, William Tell"
(ROs>iDi,) orchestra; second. Cayatina,
d" Lucia" (Donizetti,) Miss Swain; thiTd.
duo. clarinet and cornet, DE C1lk,) Messrs.
Jardela and Beier; fourth. solo soprano,
" Nella ClimI dul Bel S)gno,' from Gou-
mods Romeo and Ju'ie'," Miss Swain;
fifth, sonata for cello and piano. in y fat,
(MendeI>sohn,) Messrs. Thilow and Rein
hardt sixth. Narraganseit waltzes,
(Gungl,l orchestra; seventh, ballad, "Shsme
UDon You. Robin" (Torry,) Miss Swain
eighth, " Farewell" F" symphony. (llaydn,)
orchestra.
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WORK At rnE CAPITOL.
Caucus of the Readjusfers ON the Bebi
Question Last NIGHT.

TWO REPORTERS CAPTURED BY RgAD-
JUsTERs - REvFNUE FROM PoLL-TAX-
MR.. PAUL's SUNDAY LIQUOR-LAw BILL
CENTRAL LUNATIC ASYLUM BUILDINGS
BLACKsBURG BOARD YORKTOwN GEN.
TENNIAL-RAZORs AS CONCEALED WEA-
PONs-wAR Ts-CHEsTERFIFLD AND
THE FREE BRIDGE-THE BILL TO TAKE
THE APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT KEEP.
ERs OUT OF THE HANDS OF THE COVER
NoR-PROTECTION OF GAME.