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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

DEATH FROM HEART RT-DIsEAsE.-AbOut1 II
O'Clock MondIy night Charles Patrick (col.
Orcd) was found lying in an unconscious
condition on the roadside near Hechler's.
in fairfield district. He was taken to biz
home, near by. where be died short time
afterwards. Yesterday morning Justice
Larus caused jury to be summoned, and
an inquest was held. The jury rendercd a
verdict that dclth was caused by heart.dis-
ease. The BODY was taken in charge by
the county authorities and Inferred at the
expense OF the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

To CoSsrNPTrvrs - Many have been hsDpy To
give their testimony IN favor OF the use Of VIII
BORIS PURE coD.LiyRR on AND LIME. Expe-
rience has proved & TO be valuable remedy for so-
sumption asthma diph,heria aud all dIseasss Of The
throat and lnnzs. Manufactured only by a. y. VIII
BOR, Chemist. Boston. Sold by al drnsgis,s.
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DR.. HARVEY l.. BYRD,
or BALTIMORE.

PROFESSOR OF MATERIA MEDICA
AND IHERAPEUIICS, AND or THE PRINCIPLES
Ayp PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. AND LATE PRO.
TEs>OR or OBSTETRICS AND or TIE DISEASES
OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN:
The most maried beneficial results which have
known from any remedy IN BElGHT'> DISEASE
OF THF KIDNEYS have been from The BUFFALO
LlTHlA WATER. 4 knowledge Of lis action thus
iar would seem 10 We'll warrant The hehei ihal IL
would in many instances. IN the early stages OF The
disease arrest E entirely. and in lis more advanced
sases that it would prove a decided palation and
comfort. would s,ro ngly commend II n worthy OF
o trial IN every case of this character
nh l3.Su&W3w
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MATRIMoNIAL.-Yeste evening, at the
residence OF Mrs. e. Rose, Miss Julia Rose
and Mr. Louis Nacbman were married by
the Rev. DR.. A. Harris at . O'Clock. iu'
mediately after the happy ones lett ior an
extended northern tour. The outlay OF
presents was handsome and quite aiv9sl-
fed, and about one hundred congratulaeory
telegrams were received.
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" c. SMITH, ~
W, 68&at--
CARRIAGr-MANUTACTIRER,
HrIH BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREITS.
90 hand FOUR aud >IX-SEAT FAMILY CAR
ElAGES.
SCREY PHAETONS,
LADIES and PHYSICIANS PHAEJON>.
BREWSTER aud DIX TER SPRING. HJGGlES
Also. the following SECONDHAND work:
ONE EXCELLENT COUPELt1TE,
SEVERAL TOP aud OPENBUGCiES aud
LIGHT SPRING-WAGON.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS done in the BEST
MANNER a. LOW PRICES.
Estimates furnished for GENERAL ONER-
HAULING.
A call solicited. NH 6-ec1i Mh22
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THE LATE DR.. JOHy A. CUNNINGHAM
The funeral Of this eminent physician Will
take place this afternoon OF 4 o'clock from
ST. Pau's church.
In consequence OF a misunderstanding in
regard 10 the time, the meeting OF pbysi.
cans called for Yesterday evening was not
held. There will he meeting held this af-
ternoon at balf-past O'Clock, at the rooms
OF the Richmond Academy OF Medicine, to
take action in regard 10 the death OF DR..
Cunningham.
John Atkinson Cunningham. son Of Ed.
ward Cunningham, OF Church Hin. County
Down, Ireland, was born October 3, 1903.
at Gainesville, Cumberland county, Va.
The father moved TO Richmond whilst his
son was quite young; was educated at VIII
liam and Mary and at, Harvard College,
Cambridge, Mass. graduated in medicine
at the University Of Pennsylvauia in 1925.
and studied his profession for three
years ia Paris and London, serving
as inferno under the late Sir William
Lawrence at 81. Bartholomew Hos.
ptal, in the latter city. On his return
to Virginia he located at IIOward's Neck,
GOocblahd county, opposite CartersviIle,
where he practiced his profession until
1Si0, when, in consequence of the reverses
Of 1887, he was compelled to give up his
farm and move 10 Richmond. He pTacticed
in Richmond until 1870, when, in conse.
quence Of his brothers failing health. be
gave up his practice and moved 10 Cul-
peper to live with that brother, at
whose placc, ElkwoOd, he died March
2l, 1891. Or, Cunningham was married
twice. BY his first wife, Mis- Dillon,
be leaves one son, DR.. f. ID. Cunningham.
OF this city, and by his second wife. who
was the widow OF DR.. John Dillon, he lely es
one son also. Mr.. John A. Cunningham. the
principal Of Madison school. In all ;be re-
atiOn> OF life he had the confidence and eS-
TEEN Of those with whom he came in con-
tact. And his life here entitled him to the
hope Of life eternal, so that
"After hfe's ifuI fever he sl,eps vel"
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WHERE FOR TWENTY YEARS a persor hal no
movement Of the bowels without medicine or me-
chancal means a months use Of TUFTS PILLS
completely restored The bowels TO natural regularity.
They ere composed Of innocent herbs, and are In
capable Of hurting The most delicate constitution,
yet sure to cleanse the bowels aud blood OF al i'm
nnrfies.
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CORoNER's INQUEST. T.-Coroner Taylor held
an inquest yesterday afternoon on the body
OF the infant child OF Caroline Brooks (col-
oredl, who was arrested Monday charged
with its murder. The Jury returned YER
diet OF death from neglect at the hands OF
the mother.
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DELAYED TRAIN.-The northern train
which was due here at 9:5S last night did
not reach the city until about O'Clock this
morning owing to an accident to the en-.
ginr, which occurred about halfway be-
tween Washington and Quantico.
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RUsSIA'S DEAD EMPEROR.
The Pomp and Pageant Attendant on
the Translation of HIS Remains.

The Globe. the Sceptre, and the Crown-sIiles
of Military and Public Officials in Line of
Marcll-C operations of Peasants and Bur-
ghcrs-The Coffin Hidden by a Golden Pail
Alexander Ill. Follows OH Foot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

How A LITTLE GAME" WAS INTER.
RUPTED.-Moses Mason (coloredl was before
the Police Justice Yesterday, charged wI,h
keeping and exhibiting gamin g-table
called chuck-a-luck" in a room rented by
him in Theatre alley. Sergeant Angle tes-
titled that he went to Mason's house Mon
dav night. accompanied by Officers FensOm
and Skinner. aud surrounded The premises:
that he looked through small hole in the
door and sass large crowd Of cOlOred men
Engaged in some game. He Knocked, and
a. soon as ,he door was opened rushed in.
The light was eXtineuished by some OF the
inmates and a General stampede followed.
during which the >fOvc and table were over
turned and the dice and money scattered
around promi>cuou>ly. He gathered up the
dee and thifty-seycn cents in cOppers. and
arrested Mason, who was pointed out to
him a. the proprietor.
Five or six c0lorrd men testified-al re-
lnclantlv except Henry Whlie, who seemed
disposed to tell all be knew about the affair.
Henry, who i quite deaf, said he was pres
ent. and saw The men standing around the
table, which bad numbers cut on il; that
somebody shook box with dice in il. and
that he saw money on the table. Counsel
for defence wanted to know "wheIe was
Moses when the light went OUT when the
witness replied very grayely that Moses
was gwine out de w.nder, wild de perlice-
man Swingin' on 10 his coat-taI."
After White had concluded his direct tes-
timo3y he was recalled. at the suggestion OF
the defence (whO WAS trying TO prove that
the game was carried on bv tenant OF Ma
son'>). and asked who dealt the game He
replied that one Bob Brown dealt in the
day and that Mason dealt when he came
home at night.
This was settler for the prisoners cOun-
sci. who submitted The case without further
remark The Justice sent the prisoner on
10 answer the charge, and agreed to allow
bail. which had not been given when the
court adjourned.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.-The fol-
lowing cases We're disposed OF Yesterday:
Mallory against Parker and ais. Argued
by Colonel W. w. Gordon for appellant and
Z. 6. Grlswold, Esq, for appeiees, and
submitted.
Parker rs. Dillard and ais. Submitted.
BrighthOue Railroad Company Us. Rogers.
for. &c. Submitted oD printed notes Of
argument filed.
Jetfre's Us. CLARK and ais. Argued by
Judge Robert Ouli for appellant.
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The FIRE YESTEEDAY.-About O'Clock
an alarm OF fire TUNED in from Box u sum
moned the Fire Department to NO. Ii3'
cast Franklin street, where mattress ln
the second story had accidentally caught
fire. The building was occupied by ABOUT
half dozen negro families, and, strange to
soy. Il was the very house and on the same
floor in which the new ease ot 'mali-poN
reported in that street was located y large
crowd was attracted by the alarm, but see
inc the smoke issuing from the OulIIlhg
before which noated the dread while nIg,
they generally kept re>pec'inl distance,
The fire was promptly eXtlngulshed pe-
fore tbe Fire Department could reach the
sppup-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

soLoNoS HIMSELF WOULD BE PuzzlEp II
called upon to decide which Is the more exquisite
the vioer. west-End Bouquet. or stephauotis of j.
& T.. ATKINSON.
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APIARIAN. We learn that the severity OF
the late winter has killed many OF the bees
in this vicinity, especially where the hives
were not protected in some wav, either by a
covering or placed in a sheltered position
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MoZARrERs, please take notice that e. WHIT
LOCK makes The Mozart" cigars; selected Havana
oilers guaranteed. Price only Sc.
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IiCENGErTNXES.

OFFICE o. rIfE tITY AvDron.t
RICHMOND. Va. MatcO -. 1884.
vNHE LICENSE-TAXES OF 1850 have
l been assessed and placci in THIS ofief fOf he
IrsoectOn of all concerned This assessment VIII
mere remain until The ~ DAY Of APRIL hkXl.
The COMMITTEE OF FIN AN't VIII hD'd s'-s-
TUESDAY aud " WEDNESDAY,. the STA and On
of April. Drtween the hours Of D aud z O'Clock =.
M FOR the purpose Of hearing 1nd considering aD-
peals from sald assessments. Persons concerned
viii please Attend 10 changes ia ciIssibc stiOn Will
aferssrds be IBooe except hy order ~ The cry
CouBci. J. u. ROY >TER,
NH 23-tAp6 Auditor.
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AMtSEM ENrS.
. L" COMPANY INSrRELS,

=. E1 COMPANY MINSrRELS,
4 MOZART HALL,
MARCH 2S. 1850.
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF " F"C',MPANY. FIRST
REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
The committee gn,rs ME, thar tn entertainment
viii be entirely unOtecltDnlble 90 lhe most re6utd ..
Ladies will he offered IN opportunity of witnessing
negro minstrel show that cannot fiil 10 please and
dinUse.
SIX END MEN"
FINE SOlOISrS AND AGNlFiCEST CHORUS,
>O<G AID DAN, r..
STUMP SPEECHES,
FIRST-'LA>S HOME TALENT.
Tickeis 10 be- had of members of the cOrnDHny aai
A. the door. AZ SOC: reserved seats at Johnson
25c. eNfra. NH l61S 20,23,25&26
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INDIAN RIVER FL0PmA ORANGES-sweeiess 4
orange grown-just received by
CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs viii instantly
relieve a CouGH, COLD, or HoARssSEss. Twen-
tv.ny
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SAVE MONEY by having your rnting done AZ the
DISPATCH PRiNrING-IoUsR. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

GIVE THE "MoDEL" CIGAR a puf-the hcS
l0c. brand on the market 2. wHIrLocg maau-
faciurer, I44j east Main street. city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

FAMILY ROR-HERRINGs. CLIPPED BEEF bess
In the ciiy-at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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A GOOD SUNDAY SMOKE wnITLocK's Lily
Belle, a new aGd popular cigar. For sale every
where, ASK for them.
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DoS'r GO TO KEY WEST for a good Clga,. but
smoke WTITLoCKs Key West-the Old staudard
brand; only Sc.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-For the Middle
State, cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
with occasional rain, winds mostly from
northwest 10 southwest. stationary or higher
temperature, and generally higher barome-
fne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

JUiEs MUMM CHAMPAGNE. W. u. BLAIR &
Co., agents.
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FRESH INVOICE OF KEY WEST CIGARS JUST
received by w. ID. BLAIR q Co.
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FIRNzTs RF

NPRlNG STYLES IN FURNITURE r.
- IN PABLOR, CHAMBER. and DINING Il
StI> our s'Ock Is complete. and Will compare FNc
Nilh any hrl-cla house In the ely "a tOFf
lT'ees AMI Qualty Of gOod. You VIII save money
10y examining our sOck before buyiug. Easy erns
Of PAYMENT T.. GATHEiGHT 4 son.
htb IC l.nVrrnOr street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SCMAC MANUFACTURERS IN COuNCII-AN
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED.-Pur>uan 10 "a
call OF the manufacturers OF sumac In Rich
mObd. q number OF gentlemen from differ
ent portions OF the State met at Fords Ho-
tel at IL A. NJ. yesterday for the purpose OF
forming an ASSOCIATION having Tor It's object
the culture OF sumac In this country and i;s
preparation Tor market.
Erhe meeting was called TO order by Will
lam r. King, Esq, OF Richmond, and Dir.
John II. Bryant, Of Richmond, was request
ed TO act a temporary chairman, and Mr.
Jones, OF Petersburg, as temporary secre-
raIy.
It.was resolved TO form an association TO
he known as "The Sumac Manufacturers
Association OF the United States"
On motion the following gentlemen were
appointed a committee 10 draft cOnstitu-
ton and bylaws j. NJ. Williams, Peters
burg; K. Rosenthal, Alexandra; German
Smith. Winchester; - Baker, Manches-
ter; and Warner Mooie. Richmond. The
Association then took a recess until Z. NJ.
TO receive the report o. the committee.
AT the hour above named the Association
rtassemblcd, and the committee presented
their report. which was adopted.
The Association then proceeded TO elect
permanent officers, as follows: John II.
Bryant, OF Richmond, president; j. G..
Herkamp, Of Fredericksburg, first vice.
presidents; German Smith, Of Winchester,
second ice-presldent; Mr.. Jones, of Pc
tersburg, secretary and treasurer.
On motion Of Mr. German Smith, Mr..
Baker. OF Manchester; J. NJ. Williams. OF
Petersburg; +. Rosenthal. Of Alexandra.
and Warner Moore, OF Richmond. were
elected as an Executive Committee, OF
which the president is eI.oficiO chairman.
The questions discussed were the cultiya-
ton Of sumac in Virginia. the tariff on
tanned skins. the tariff on foreign sumac.
and the Improvement in the manufacture OF
American sumgc.
At +. n. the Association adjourned tn
the dining-rOOm, here an elegant TepaSt
had been prepared. Among the invited
guests was the Hon. George ID. Wise, mem
ber OF Congress from this district. After
the banquet several interesting speeches
were delivered. MIR. Wise was called out,
and among other things said that he was
fully alive 10 the magnitude and importance
Of the sumac interest III this country, and
promised to 90 alI That he could TO foster
and protect the same.
The Association linen adjourned to meet
AGAIN this morning at II O'Clock.
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a, on otening, and viii te found an agree
NE reAe3o An ne choice things which undcniaoly
81, , he of NE gS,y agS sncoSISss sSio1sS good
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PROFESSION
T. 6. GRisW WOLD,

T. 6. GRisWOLD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"fFicE SOUTHWEST CORNER BANK AND
ELEVENTH STREETS.
VII practice Ia all the courts in the city OF Rich
msqd anc Of thc counties Of iienrsc) and Hanover.
EsI 9-eOdlla
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A GRAND "rIcSIc," and always In season
WHITL0cK's &c, Cigar.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
cool, with bigh winds. Frost and ice this
morning.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, SO;
0 a. NJ, As; noon. 55 5 p. NJ, "a; q 2.
NJ, A.; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature. 46t
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A NEW UkR TOR CORK.

NEXT TO MOTHERS MILK NELLIN'S Fooo
holds the highest rank as a food for infants.
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PIGEON-NATCH- There will be a pigeon
match for 500 ~ he Brewery tnis afternoon
n . O'Clock between Mr. Mitchell, OF this
city, and Mr.. HOLIDAY. Of Portsmouth.
There will be glass bail shooting at II
O'Clock IN the morning.
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,.yr rsFD CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
II .,HNE lSF. SODA. OK HDT WATER,
Viii |nnlNcNApF. OR WITH FINE
ICF.TO SUIT HE TASTE.
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PROFESSOR WINSTON LAST NlGHr.-An-
other fine audience attended Professor
Wnston's second lecture on Geology,
which was gwen at Mozart Hal last night.
The subject was treated with that tidi,h
and clcarnes, in demonstration which has
always given sIch a charm 10 TIE lectures
Of the Professor. As usual, much pleasure
ard instruction wa, derived by those pres.
ent This course on geology promises 10
be- even more popular than tina, on astrOn-
omy given by Professor Winston last year.
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WESTPHALIA HAMS At
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
March -. March l3. Mch. II, Mch. 10
1879. 1850. 1881. 1881.
". G. ". 6. W: 6; ". {.
hs..l3 20 II 10 Is 10 ~ Il
. o =


Still-horn...... = 2 o
Mean temperature for week ending March
18TH, 40 So: mean temperature for week
ending March 18Th. jlo 00/.
Amount of rainfall for week ending
Marcn 18TH. LIZ nche>; amount of rainfall
for week ending March l9tb, O.'G inches.
Rate Population, - per census loSO-
White. 1891; coiored, 2G G99-toIal, Gi,-
60. Rate OF mortality OF whole popull'
ton wa, 30 40 per 1000 per annum. Rate
OF mortality Of white population was - y
per 1000 per auuum. Rate Of morality Of
coIorcd population was 3i.j5 per 1000 per
annum.
Figures used in this report-White, 49,
300: colored, 2G,S00-total, $4,000
xThe $50 added to population as per census Is
considered A meagrc allowance Tor the floating
our CITY.
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c0OD AT ALL TIMES.

rur THING TO KEEP IN wlNE-CFL
't'' LARS.
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.,5hy leading wine-merchanls' grocers' ho'eiS'
.ir,s.i.i, every where. c-., -,... -,
JIisIISg IsI %ep;e' wa1fs q crocers 81 Main
e htl tlSiIl.rr.'o,'9 Va. "a 9-dSu,N &F6m
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1ue hub PUNCH"

,.,,ly been introduced and meets with marked
h~ '' popular favor.
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3irEmoud 0ispattII.

ga THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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". ID. BLAIR & co. have just receiv d a atg, Tue
Of hne Mountain Wbiskeys and other hno goods.
SMOKED SALMON az
gURIcTrlN MUITF'g
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WILLIAM DAFfRON, MANU-M
" fACTURER AND De ALER IN Ia
pptuiAAMbLk. PAkLOk. and DINING m
hpoh FURNITURE. WOOD ann CANh-SI
11rtAi CHAIRS, and every article ~ ne FtKNI'
H. Rt Ane. Bedding, festhers, AID Mattresses.
undersod. Office and warerOoins. l43s Main
street isctoIy. 10. IS, 20.z2, "a north Fifteenth
@ffet. kiekmond. Va. ie 2O'3m
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RyrrALO L,Tu,A WATER.

DrrFAIO LiTHIA WATER
FOR
,p,cuT.S DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
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PECULIAR PEOPLE"
MoZAKT HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, 24rH MARCH,
At SO'CLOCK.

THIS vOrld-rcnowDeu speaker. whose cru 0fs
have Thrilled TWO continents, VIII l"ciuge as Shogf
stated. The theme cyOkrs The orator, unps srslitiet
powers Of miitn. mimIcr'. aud marvel ~ elo-
quclce. Let NJ one miss II. To neat OOtGr - an
ryeaL ~ hfetime.
ADMISSION: single iicket3. ~ two tickets for
gentleman ana laGy. No extra clnfgr for re-
stryeD seas. All 10 be llai at r. JolgsloDs and
al The hl-nOlr. nhLO.h-
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sw,RRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
II BgsT CF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
(h''N SUGAR.
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..,rco,Gps Not COMPLETE WITHOUT
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KryGLY CROWNS IL LINE.

After these. in care Of fuDctlonaries OF
the second class. came the crowns Of the
kingdoms OF Georgia. Jauris, Siberia, Po-
land, Astrakan, and Kassn, with the impe-
rial globe, sceptre, and crown. followed by
two masters and the grand master OF the
ceremonies, all tbese orders and Insignia.
bearing officials being dsnked on each side
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A MOST PATHETIC PAGEANT.

GEORGE AueuStu> Sala lelegraphs as fol-
lows: 81 nave JUS neen aspeciator OF one
OF the most magnificent, most impressive,
most pathetic pagrant> on which, III the
course 0f heightened career, accu>tom-
ed 10 the pompS and vaniieS OF regalty,
from royal bridalS and feasis 10 royal iune-
rails, ! have ever been privileged 10 set eyes
on. Three cannon fred from tie fortress
directed the various mOuIners TO get ready
TO take their places.
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CHtRLss G. JURGENs.

., No. 3l7 EAST BROAD STREET,
ffaete II mSnuiac urer Of all kinds ard designs OF
fbrnlGrc ard general Cabinet wore. A new. large ,
aud select stock OF goOs always Oa tud at prices TO
sutSl NH l3 I'm
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or PROVINCES.
A CURIOUS EPISODE.

Then came a veqy curious episode. long
line of officers in full uniform, bearing on
yariously. colored cushions, embroidered
with gold. the badges and decorations con-
ferred by foreign mouarchs and princes Oh
the tate Car. Some were simple cireets
of plain g0ld-others dadems literally
blazing with brIlliants, emefalds, and ru'
bies OF hasan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

Entered at the Posf-Of'ce a, Richmond, Va. as
second-class matter.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

HUB PUNCH.
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ELORIDA WATER.
CARRIAGES. HTGGEt~. &c.

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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-06

Strangers arrivingin Vienna have
been subjected for some time past to
rigorous scrutiny. They are re-
quired to fill out a report giving
their name, residence, destination,
business and similar particulars,
within twelve hours after arrival.
The report must be in their own
handwriting, unless they cannot
writo, and in that event it must be
filled out by the PROPRIETOR of the
hotel personally The police call
twice a day for these reports, and,
after comparing them at the central
station, sends detectives to shadow
such travellers as furnish cause for
suspicion. IN special cases further
inquiry, notice to take speedy de-
) parture, or arrest may be ordered.
In quarters Of the city where hotels
are numerous, there are bureaus
devoted specially to the supervision
of strangers All this since the slay-
ing of the Car, are reaa