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BN GcOr- e. II. POindcXtcr.
Real Esta'c Agent and AuciiOnCcr,
NJ. 1900 Main street.

DERENP TORY SALE OF THOSE
j BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lots ON TWtN-
TY-\INIU SIEFET FACING LlBBN >IIii.L
PeRk.-In pur uau"c OF a deere OF HE h1ucCry
CONT Of the q Of Rlchm emit, ret on the 3l.t
daV nf January. 1850. iu The -ulf o. SPOTS 4 Gtl-
SON cS. VI e. He gerry, administrators Viii sell "n
the plcui, es, on
THURSDAY, FEBEU AIRY lOTH,
AZ ; ne 'ock T.. NJ. those BEAUTIFUL. LOTS front.
iug a. az, W 100 and extending back l26 feet
to Az III cl II ieet wi.e.tO be dyiqod to suit The
views of ULiChl~tr-.
TERMS: rne fourth ca,h; bal3n2n ~ six and
twelve mon H.. uryO iIl, notes 10 i given for de.
torfcd plymtnts wi u interest adtcd, 1ud fite ~.
tain uuii the whole the purch1s money Is pad
and a convey ancc Ordered by The Cour.
4 NJ. KELLEY,
"a 80 Special Commissioner.
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PROFESSIONAL.
WILLIAM l.. ROYALL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAw,
Nos. so AND 81 LIBERTY STREET.
no Tom NEW YORK CITY.

HOTELS.
rF'HE HYGElA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
sIrcArED OrE HUNDRED YARDS PROM FoBp
MONROE
0PES ALL THE YEAR.
Equal 10 sny hotel In the United STATES rs y sum.
mer Resort or c0!d.weather sspitariurn. For cir
cus, deScribin. hygienic advantages, terms. &c
sddress ~ riai, OF telegraph
40 Sols VI. PH0EBUs. Proprietor.
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~ George II. Po.nde Nier.
Zeal estate Agent and Au2iiJngcr
No. 1900 Main street.,

Ecal estate Agent and Au2u9ngcr,
No. 1900 Main rect,
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ BEAUTIFUL
1 AND DESIRABLE 1RUCKING IAEN pF
NIFTY ACRES. OK THt WtSIHAM ROAD
ABOUT Two AND 4 HALF Mt.E> WEST Ot
TIE CITY. AND : JOiNi "a THE LANllS OF
Il ,Arrt FSON AND PTNtHS. WITH
UWFILING ANn OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
il rlRSIEATH ORDER By virtue OF The pro-
.iOus Of cr 10 d-'d ol trus' from VIM. II. Hal
aud wife 10 IA, Undersigned diicd september %,
1879 and corded In the clrlh'> Otic" Of the COun
~ cont Of Henrirp g.. q. lO3. y. $40. default
having been made ~ The pay ment Of a certain note
therein ,ecure' vi proceed o. sci a. public auc
ton, ON The premises, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ODD,
al IL O'clOcs 81 thr abDyr-'e cribasi LAND. con-
tam NJ abOu FIFTY ACRES. This land Is IN a
high stare of cultivation, ~ e,pecially adapted tO
trucking. in healthy lOcalen, ana In arighbOr-
hoOO OF rapid an substantial Improvement Il has
upOD IL q FRAMED DWELLING. Two stories, re-
crnty ENLARGED aDd III roughly repaired, n new
harn. and all necessary ont buildings Tne atten-
lin OF parties desiring ~ property Is espt cslly
calle'' 10 Ibis sale.
TERMS: sufficient In cash TO pay expenses OF sale
and uOie Of $3.50. with n crest from September
%, 1880: SGT so QUE March 20. 1881: $3.50
due Septemb~r % 1881: $3.50 QUE March ~.
1882: aud Sl,567.5O due sepemb.r %, 1852 !;
la .auce upon such terms rs may De announced AT
sale. GEORGE II. POlNDEN TER,
Tfust1e. .
"a 30-&fe2 46s.10l3,l6,ls ,2o,22&23
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by sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Alcnfs and Aur,iouccrr,
No. llOs Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
A DESIRABLE TIIREF-STOGN STOCK BRit X
RESIDENCE No. Ills WrST GRACE STREET
At PUBLIC AUCfION.-ln execution of a Ger am
deed OF trust from Don t. Hahcv and WIFE 20 The
undersigned a. trustee. dated MAY Is. 1877, and
II record in Richmond thauc,Ty Court, -. u. | 10
4, pagc $40, We VIII OF p for safe, upon The prem
ises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1851,
al ~ O'c cK T.. ". being required 20 90 ito los The
holder Of the Bofe -tCuI'd bS lie aid Iccd default
having been maze in ne payment thereof, ne
yc-dtscribed PROPERTY. 1uc Hot n con.
iaifs ron rHums, gas. water. BAN ON, and cu.
y,tt cont cctipns, and an The modern improve
ucn'S. 1hi, PEOPh R1I g. located in one If tho
most r,pIdiN Improving portions OF the CITY, and
We wouo cll tn atftntlOn of parties wishing ie.
srablr or q iy' stucnt IN properly pay
Ing good percentage. and wiki the prospect IT an
early Iucr ace NJ value.
TERMS: The deed ItGilircs e. sh ~ 10 pay ing the
co-i and cXtersr. OF sale and to pav # % ote of
$4,000. with iutcr,-f from Nay Is, 1850, To day of
sale; Vel very liberal feims Will 100 gtveJ.
UOWAED SWiStFDRD,
joins H.. CLAIBORNt,
fci Trustees.
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WAREHOUSE.

Corner Of Twelfth aud Cary streets; five stories,
elCyatOr,Nc.
No. 1880 east franklin. near Fifteenth street.
Cary street bvtweer Eleventh aud Twelfth; three
large floors.
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ID l. II VI - y -, J NEpIkI' h~l. i'f
IL AND POTOMAC RAJ. ROAD .fNI.,I.
schedule CONNIE, cling -tuI... go. l.
1850: sos \. NJ hraSr. if.l ~ff.r. ..if.
dl,e al Mn>uIpsfO q.lU \. " ItI.f...."fr.
A. W.; PhilaucphiI. l.}u T.. 81; So 1n.-.
T. VI. tountciE wuh NtN l"tt lit..tI it.....
Stops only a hiif"id fud tf'.'li'h. n.. D. -
VI leaves u fl-~irtH >''.'h it i'
DAYS que ~ W t~hi i1l'- a.. 81
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AZ NJ, .,.,' %. B., - kim.
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BY ~. l.. staple x Co..
Rcal Estate Agtnis and Aucuonrcrs,
llC3 Main street.
VALUABLE BROAD STREET PRO.

VALUABLE BROAD STREET PRO.
Y PtRTY FOR SALE BN AUCTION II y re-
quest Of The owner aud her trustee, We will sell by
auction. Ou The premises. On
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1881,
m O'Clock y. NJ the LOI OF GROU y y. with The
TWO >TpEG fEANED-lt NEMtNT DWELL
ING thereon. containing four rooms. siuted 40 the
northeast corner of Brlad ana Muniori streets. and
Numbered 6l2 wet brpad street. the lot fronts
rs Zee, on liro q street. an runs back lao feet =
inches to on alley.
This sale deserves he attention Of investors aud
Of persons OF moderate mean, who wish 10 secure a
home IN an improving llcdllty,
TERMS one third cash: the balance IN six and
twe,ye months, with inter added. alH ~,cufci by
q trtis de IL. n. l.. STAPLES e CO...
Tel AuctIoncers.
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By FuTmln TuDper,
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ioncer,
1915 Main street.

By FuTmln TuDper,
Real Estate Agent and Auclonoer.
1915 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 16j $40 1000
i ACRES OF LAND SEVEN MILES WIS., OF
RICHMOND. BEING A PART OF UPPER WEST
HAM. AND LYING On BOTH SIDES OF THE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANI RAILROAD
In eNccu lou OF aceran III ed OF iru't from 1hoinas
j. Glover TO thu undersigned, dated January IL,
1876. and recorded So The Clerk Ollie" of flenricO
County Court. -. g. o. page 356, Oefaut having
been mace In The payne NJ OF ceriain notes therein
secured. will sell by auo ion, In front of the United
States custom house, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ODD,
at IL o'clock 81. the above PROPERTY.
TERMS: Cash n 10 exp nses Of sale and 1924 cue
July IL. 1879; 1899 20 due January IL. 1877:
$3.50 due Juv II. 1877; 1914 80 due January
1l.1-7S; fZ4.75 due july | /. 1873; ard $40 10
due January Ii. 1879. win Ter cent. interest
added 10 said payment, rom mGutity: balance upon
such terms a may be announce a. sale
". T.. POLK, Trustee.
fe 5.G.9,1I,l3,15.l719.22.23
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tCTInN SALE Or ONE-HALF IN

UCTION SALE OF ONE-HALF IN
n TEREsT IN THE NICE LITTLE STEAMER
BOSTTA.--By r'guest OF the owners ~e VIII seH NJ
pubic auction. Ia front Of The postolice In the city
OF Richmond on
SATURDAY THE 12THDAY or FEBRUARY. 1851
~ 12 o'clocg ~. ONF HALF INTEREST IN TIE
HANDSOME LITTLE STEAMtR BONITA. 1hls
Is very desirable steamer for pleasure or iShi busl-
ness. an parties wishing boat for eiiher purpose
would dp wei To- attend this safe.
TERMS: At sale. RI CIIAFFIN < CO.,
fe6 AuciiOneere.
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EOR RENT. THAT NICE De n
IL TACuED BRICK DWELLING on the III
west line OF TwentY.fourlb between Broad and
Marshall streets containing eight rooms. gas. water
aud the usual convenirnces. and j. In thorough re-
pair. Truly a desirable and first. class dwelling
ROBERT u. LYME,
70 q 2. 1912 Main street.
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L'OR RENT
II MAIN.STREFT STORES.

Corner " Eighth and Main streets, recently oc'
cu.isd by Ncssrs. q. e. Archer j. Co., with rooms
above, or separately IL desired. -
No. 1929 east Main street. with DWELLING
above: 8 rooms; adjacent 10 the first Market.
Nc. 1887 east Main street. recently occupied by
r. W. TienOr, with DWELLING above.
STORE No. 8 north Ninth street. near Main, win
cellar and room above. suitable for amy hight busi-
~ s.
No. SIG west Main street. near xonrO2 Psrk-a
fine stand for gre;n gr Jcery.
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BROAD STREET. STORES.

UROAU STREET. STUKtN.
No. s27 east Broad street. near Ninth. recently
occnlied Nv Dandfidge K Co.
No. iO3 east Broad street. near First, with
DWELLING above.
SMALL STORE No. $50 east Broad street, near
Mini.
No 1910 west Broad street new stOrcl; . rooms.
SMALLtR STORES In o.her localities.
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~~->--------~--~------- ----,--.-->>---
NICE BRICK DWELL a

NOR RENT, NICE BRICK DWELL GA
II ING No. Z south ~ corc street. Dine rooms -
&C: UPPER Pant or sTnRE No. 40 east
itro,d street: STORE aud DWELLING No. 2olD
east Main street; FRAME DWti LING west tlsy
near Howe street; FRAME UNWILLING No. 4o5
west Baker street. Also. other SMALL Hotcts
aud ROOMS la various sections OF the city. Apply
a. CHEWING X ROSE.
10 n -.od2t No. q north Tenth street.
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EOR RENT. THAT NEW DE. a
IL TACKLED FRAME DWELLING on Ninth Al
betwceu CLAY aud Leigh streets, coTtaning seven
rooms, kiichsn. and an the modern improvements
TOR RENT THAT NICE BRICK DWELLING
corner Marshall aud Hancock reefs, with four
rooms good lot and garden attached. Apply 10
SUTTON q co,
60 a OF nos Main street
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AUCrIoN sAL.s.-.momdny.


AUCTION SAILS. Monday.
BY Jas. MacdonsaIl. Auciioneer.
No. 10 Governor street.
$4,000 DRY GOODS
PUBLIC AUCTION.
largest SALE OF THE KIND THAT HAS
TAKEN PLACE HERE FOR
MANY YEARS.
will sell, without reserve, on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 7 AND S, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock A. W.. at the
NEW YORK AUcTIoN- HOUSE,
523 broad STREET, on THE FIRST FLOOR,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS BE-
LONGING TO woLFORD & sHlLBIRG,
who are going on, Of his line of goods entirely and
are determined TO sell The stock before improving
their building.
The stock is all prime. and consists Of
BLACK ant COLORED SILKS.
BLACK and COLOYtD SATINS.
BLACK ana tOLOREp NElNET>.
BLACK and Goa ORED PLUSHE>.
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DE -CRTPrION,
BLACK MERINO aud BR0CHE sHAwLs,
HANDSOME CLOAKS aud DOLMANs.
WHITE GOODS ana LINENS.
100 600 YARD, HAMBURG EDGINGS and IN
$50 GtNulNE LLAMA LACE sHAwLs and
200 d. ~ LADIES' and 6ENTLEMEN's FINE
U>DkRWEAR:
Also, LOT DUMtSTICS. &C.
The attention Of the ladies and the 'rade parlicu-
JAS. MACDOUGALL. AuctioGcer.
+. T.. COOK Sale.luan. fe4
by JAS. Macdougall, Auctoneer,
No. 10 Governor stree.
DEREMPTORY L RADE-S y lie OF
sUrERroE STOCK or
CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, UMBREL-
LAS, NOTIONS. IRON SAFE, COUNTERS,
SHELVING, &c AT AUCTION.
CN MONDAY. I'm INSTANT,
at O O'Clock. win sell tw'hont reserve,
AT THE BALTIMORE Al oTfO%.HOUSE,
40. 10 EAST BROAD STREET,
larec AMI elect stoct OF abJNc named goods con-
sistug. IN part, of
MIpnLFSFX FLANNEL, aud ca sinner /
400 BAR assorted PAVTS aud VESTS,
BUOI> ans SHOES of Cc,' Baltimore and Phila-
Fxcclt "'''' ine Of HATS AMI CARS,
tMBRELL - nf AL king~.
LADIES SUITS. NOTIpNS.&c.
/ nearly new MILLER'> CoMEINATION LOCK
IRON SAFE. ,1ORE-COCNTt Shelly
ING. SloNE. WIRE Is, &C. SC.
The cniifc sfO l. an frrsI and drirablr and well
wor hY he alle"tion 6 HE ir dc.
:. GOLDENBERG.
JAS. Mac oUGALL, Auc,ione,r.
T. u COOK. sale man. fcj
HIGH CONSrAELE'S SALE. -FURNI-
Ii TtRF. SPRING WAGON. OlTUE.DtSK,
BOOKCASE. SHt W-CA~t~. &c .NC.-I viii sell
"a public auction on
MONDAY THE I'm DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1881.
- 10 ocl'ck \. NJ, at ny enir~, 1906
Franklin sret, The .olio%in! Gr9por'y. o
| Cnair-. >ofes, Gre Wa nu Champ'r mi t'.m-
pleicl. Inr Oak. fiui,hri On unDer suit (cOm-
Marble 70 Cabinet. | M1rhir-IUp Wa>1stnd,
Clocks, Mirrors aud Picture. Lounge. 3 Bur. aus,
3 Cane->ca' Rockers. 3 Fr'o. ed Wa>h'ands.
raoics, 2 Suow-Ca-c>. | tnicr pe,k. | BoOk-f . g..
Fe ,ihfr i;'l-trIs pair Lac Curtains, Wlicr
| , oOi'fs. T"wei Eacks. ~ Dag. nur. Window.
Shades, Mattresses, Bed,eads, Bedding. Chars sc.
AIS ,,
SPRING WAGON,
IN good order.
TERMS: Cash. i. UOLZfNGER,
f. II. {. 4. y.
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RAILROAD LINES.


- w
DICIIMOND AND ALLEGUtCo
It RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS TO AND FROM Dr..
MOND AND WILLIAMSON, ''' o.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
3:l5 4. VI. Passenger, day fexr%r' sund.,
riyink at Columbia 1905 a. 81
G:3O A. VI. Freight ami Passenger. leaves 1,Iiy,.
cept saDdayI. arr Ing C0lrmId, 10
Pm.
LEAVE COLUMBIA.
642 4. VI. Passenger, d,iy &c ~ Moi.
irving IN Richmond 10.-5 a. "
I:2O T.. VI. Freight and Passenger. cs...
sunday l. arriving d. Richmond.
y. ".
LEAVE wlLLitNsONs.
$50 4. VI. Freight aud PoS9upr. d...I ..
sunday, arriving Bucn.lt.
~.
LEAVE BTCHASAN.
300 T.. VI. Freight and rasseuz,r. %,
sunday arryiny Will
Pm.
Packets leave Columbia ! \. ~ Tue t.... t.
days. and Sainrfayr.
.iOse CONNIE elton at MilliaTsor' with .....
and ohio railroad. Is =. D. .Et.I.r
General Frei. De- 3nl IT,. t..
DECATUR ANrtLL. General N'uss'-.
RICHMOND AND DAN Lib Raj
CONDENSED SCIiEDi1.f-.
N EFFECT JNNrARY 80. l.-,
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DWELLINGS.

No. 500 uOrth Ninin stir,t. near Clay; 10 rooms.
No. 922 west M1ju street @ rooms.
No. 2 ! ! | east Franklin slr'ef: rooms.
No Io9 west Cary street. near Adams, rooms.
No. 1915 west Cav street: 6 rooms.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent ana Auciu' Ger.
a. M,fu
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EOR Rent. OFFICE OF THE q
l. LATE JUICE GEEtN. corner Sc. enih III
and Nam strects-twO handsome connecting ROOMS.
RCrt low
Al,o. No. 1925 north Third stree, STORE, with
dwelling attached. Rent 50
Also. SMALL FRAMtD DWELLING on Rev
cry street between Reservoir and Washington
streets. with large ward. Rent. 80
Also, SMALL FRAMED DWELLING Oh Elm
street near Rockets street. Rents -.
FVRMAN UPPER.
Il 2.eOG3t Real Estate Agent.
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THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

At Abbcy's Park Theatre, the Hanlon-Lees con-
tnue 10 draw full houses and to amuse the public,
Lies Cloches de Bonneville" will shortly be pro-
duced at the NJ tropohtan Casino. Miss Lewis is
still singing there in "Oiiyette."
Herr Ilaase, at the Germana Theatre, will, on
Friday enact Count Jhordne in &" Der Koenlgs Lieu
tenant" Tonight he makes his second appearance
here representing Lori Harleigh. in s. Sic list
Wahnsnnig" and Siegel, in " Der Vetter." Herr
Haase ia powerful and n poetic actor and a
trained artist lie was received with enthusiasm
Michael Strogof" has held the stage for more
than year at the Chatelet, Paris and brought into
the treasury more than half a million dollars 1t is
still attractive here, at Niblo's Theatre although
soon to be taken TO other cities performance in
honor Of French ana German visitors is projected
at this house, and will soon as those visitors
return from Yorktown.
Lastnight at the Thalia Theatre Marie Geistinger
appeared as AdrienRe LccOawew. The programme
for the rest oil the week is as follows Wednesday
and Saturday matinee; Fine Vollkomene Frau"
"SchOene Galathea" Wednesday evening, Marie
Geistinger in " Versprcchen Herd y" Thursday,
" Naeherin" Friday, "Adrienne LecouyTeur' Sat
urday, "Naehern", in all which pieces Marie Gels
finger will appear.
Mr.. George PaIkes has joined the company at Da-
ly's Theatre. Among the losers BY tho burning
OF MouelPs warehouse Miss Agnes Leonard, Of
Days Theatre, whose wardrobe was destroyed.
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Aesulalork Daily Gribma,e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1881.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The agitation in Ireland continues un-
abated; troops are being sent from England to re-
inforce the military there 1t is thought that Dublin
will be proclaimed. -Preparations are making
at Moscow for the coronation OF Alexander III.
- Fighting between the French and Arabs is re-
ported near GhardimaOu. 60 Ii is estimated That
4367O tons of produce were destroyed III the recent
gales IN Northern Europe. - Italian pilgrims
were assailed by mob in Rome.
DoMEsIIC.-The cornerstone of the proposed mon
ument at Yorktown, Virginia was laid yesterday III
the presence of President Arthur and large number
of distinguished persons. - The Mississippi
River is rising under the influences OF The
late prolonged rain storms III the Northwest,
and threatens 10 overflow its banks Ill
Iowa and Illinois - Professor Kings balloon is
missing with its six occupants - A irc Ill the
Academy of Music at Allentown, Penn, caused
loss OF property valued at $4,000. - Samuel III.
Everett of Putnam County, nominated for
Senator by the Republican Convention OF the XVIII
District.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The County Conventions
of the Tammany Hall and the County DEMOCRACY
were held yesterday, and local nominations were
made. - 1t was believed that an attempt to burn
the steamship AbySslnia has been discovered. -
pointed letter from Senator Blair was read at the
ProhibitOnists' Convention. - Legal proceed
ings were begun to prevent the proposed
settlement of the elevated railroad dlti-
culties Gold value of the egal-tender silver dol
lar t412la grans), S6.79 cents. - Stocks less
active and lower, closing weak and unsettled
observation-disclosures local observations lndl-
cate colder and fair partly cloudy weather
Thermometer yesterday: highest, 7o'; lowest,
54s; average, 6saao.
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PERSONAL.
NJ Victor Hugo has just given $1,000 to the poor

NJ. Victor Hugo has just given $4,000 to the poor
of Paris.
Mr.. j. Q. A. Ward is in Connecticut, making estL
mates for fe-size marble figure OF the late Cover.
nor w. A. Buckingham for the Capitol at Hartford.
The Crown Prince of Prussia has reached his
fftieth year. His birthday was celebrated with
much splendor on Tuesday.
Mr. Charles Darwin has Inherited large fortune
from his late brother Erasmus A. Darwin. Il
amounts to nearly million dollars.
Herr Wagner is said to be tired of Bayreuth, and
would be glad TO part with his fine house any day.
In this beautiful dwelling there is a series of
adorned in different tones and shades of color to suit
the varying musical moods of its owner. A soiourn
in the red rOOm for example, produces grand
march or heroic chorus.
Siguor Rosi is described by the Boston correspond
ent of The Providence Press as the possessor of a
stalwart figure of immense girth-a big, broad
shOuldered fellow whose height is not in proper
ton to his breadth His head and face also, which
are roand and set upon rather short neck, con-
vey breadth without the propOrtionate length.
The makeup as OthelIO decidedly Moorish,
yerging upon the African to an unpleasant degree.
The round head was mostly covered with short,
gTiZZy-OOking rings or curls. NagnIncently
dressed, the general appearance was OF enormous
physical strength and power
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, the imprisoned Russian novel
list, petition Tor whose release was proposed Dy
delegate to the International Literary Congress, is
said to have given in novel, printed about
1S61-62. the first impulse to what has since been
known the Nihilist movement. lie is in the greas
mining district OF the Crown in Eastern Siberia,
and for twelve years literally chained to his
barrow by day and fettered to the wall OF his
cell at night. This treatment has been lately some
what ligbtened but its effects are revealed in his
appearance. He looks, although only fifty years
old, like man of great age.
Mr.. Ru3kin. in his latest book, "The Bible Of
AInens," writing on the homage paid to the Virgin
Mary, says: Neither Madonna worship, nor lady
worship of any SORT whether Of dead ladies or iv-
ing ones. ever did any human creature any harmj
but that money worship wig worship cocked-hat-
and-fcather worship, plate worship pot worship aud
pipe worship have done and doing great deal
and that any of these and all are quite milIon-iod
more offensive 20 the God of heaven and earth and
the stars than all the aDsuTdest and lOvinges mis-
takes made 10y any generations of His simple chi{
dren bout what the Virgin Mother could or would
or might do and feel for them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
TIE STATE CANVASS.

The State tax in 1870. or in the last year of the
Democratic administration of Governor Robinson,
was $500. 4l6 81.
Owing to the economical administration of Gov
crnor Cornell and the imposition of a tax on cOrpo-
rations by Republican Legislature. the State tax
this year is SG032, 500 81, or $685. S6 73 less
than IN 1879
Robert A. Maxwell the Democratic candidate for
State Treasurer according TO The Rochester Democrat
is an INSCRIPTIONS partisan. 1t says: He made
himself especially notorious at home, last fall by
the zeal and assiduity with which he distributed
copies of the forged Morey letter."
Ira Shafer said in the Democratic State Convon-
ton the great dismay ofhis fellow delegates that
none of the nominees of the Convention down to
that for Judge of the Court of Appeals coulG carry
their own co mites All of the counties in which the
Democratic candidates reside gave majorities for
Garfield last fall follows: Monroe, $500; Yates,
1875: GeneSee 1854; Orleans, LAZY; Rcnsselaer.
Gill; Ulster. 13O
Let rs conduct this contest in an orderly man
ner don't let us throw mud don't like it," said
Roswell A. ParmeDter, the Democratic candidate
for Attorney General when serenaded in Troy on
Saturday night Mr.. Parmenter naturally is not
pleased with the attention that is being paid to his
successful efcr.s to keep in power the Democratic
Ring of Troy-a ring that has plundered the city
and dsfranchised thousands OF voters.
Asscmblyman Pratt, Tilden Democrat, who had
been slated" for denomination in the Hid Dis
trict of Albany, swiftly complied with Boss Man
nlngs orders to withdraw in favor of an anii-Tilden
man. Amasa J. Parker, ir In letter. declining"
the denomination, MI. Prattsaid, meekly: Under
standing that the claims of othersare being strongly
urged for the membership If the lid District in the
interest of harmony therefore, in the same interest,
| chcerfnlly waive all claims which | may have
10 the nomination.
1t is very difficult for New-York Democrats to
give up the hone they had of securing the seats of
exSeuajors COnlling and Plato in the United States
Senate. Says The Syracuse Courier: AS is custo-
mary when the credentials all right on their
face Messrs Miller and Lapham were sworn in but
this does not preclude their final exclusion, if after
examination the senate shall decide thai they were
NOT entitled 60 their seats" Coupled with such
ideas there is generally an appeal to Democrats 10
make an earnest effort to captdre the Legislature"