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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

THE THEATRE. -Messrs. Robson and
Crane closed their engagement here yester-
day with two fue performances. '.Our
Bachelors" was charmIngiy performed a.
the matinee 10 fine house. At The eveniD z
performance the Theatre was filed with
another brilliant audience. and the 1.-TWO
Dromios" were imDersonated in that inim-
table style peculiarly happy 10 Robson and
Crane.
The Theatre will be closed Monday, Tues
day. and Wednesday, and Thursday eve-
ming Golfers Union-squore Theatre Com
panv will open for a tbree-nighis' engage
ment in the cbarming play called "Tbe
Bankers Daughter" This Is a first.class
company ond a refined society drama that
cannot fail to please.
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IJoo't know more bsau,,fui s,hsstra,ifu se tho
an xilty Of pure, true love Tor b. safety of rr ob"
re than ths SWEET giri rns' riss fhs, - " oftbe
fond fcars Of the yoathful juliet --t'otsrtdg1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

DON'T BUY YorR CARPETS, OIL. CLOTHS, and
RUGS Tnti. you have seen LEVY BROTHERS, stock.
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ANDAIESIAN hAIM

a SAFE IHvEaTMENT can he made By buyinl
your Dry Coed, OF LEVY BROTHERS,
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THE GREAT SAVINGS INsTrTUTIoN-LEv'
BROTHERS..
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THE GREAT SALE Of the season-LEvY BRO
THEIRS closing sale.
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ar-Ena Ad.ma Aadla .Ieona,d rnl.

er-Etta AdIms, Addie Leonard, EnIs
Spain.
School No. miss +. French teacher
Rosa Burton. Henry BueI.
Primary SchOOoI-Nrs. Hall teacher
Clara Fischer. Katie Mccullough. Maggie
Brown. Lille Bishop, Florence BIount,
Birdie Farrer. Emma Porter. Freddie Beat
tie, Charlie Bourne, Willie Owens, Bobbie
T0pbam, Waller Adams.
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PRESENT Prices PoR FUEL.-As matter
of interest tn many ~ our resder> we pub
lin the current prices for fuel. All >iZes
OF anthracite coal are settling at 81 80 rer
ton; spint, at S6@S6.50; Clover HIl $3.50
&C. and can only be had IN snaii quanti'
iItS.
Wood Is verv high. Long pine sells at
81 per cord, and l'pg oak al 80 per card.
B th kiuds OF sawed wood are 81 higher
per cord, for 'be cost of saving
There is in tie opnion OF ieading Oealers
NO fear OF aD anthracite coal fBminc, as
many Of the dealers have Iaree stocks on
hand. Que gentleman said y'si' rda' that
So lar ss he was c'ncerned he didn' intend
there should be 4 famiue. for he would
charter a NV York steamer aud bring
uound cargo Of coal In that wa'. In
steam cOals there uas been liitle shayiug,
but prices generally rule as be.Ore The
freeze,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

" In Rome and Jsief We have. more than tn sav
other traR- ~, he passion Of lose-iovc " sH tS
verbal pro, eise-taI OF hope and ian espec-ardens
beyond all restraint of rtsson--hut tender ~ u N
WARM Madame de S'dei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

DO YOr WANT TO SAVE 80 PER CENT? You
can do so by making your purchases at LEVY BRO
TIfEpc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

Lots or FANCY GOODS .uiiaole for presents al
LEVY BROTHERS.
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JAS. MArDOUGALL. 10 4. ~. the immense sale
OF millinery At The New YOrs Auction House
continued.
gORERT u LYME. 4 r. NJ. framed dwelling on
WOodyilie av"nne
GEORGE T. CRAWFORD 81 r. NJ. trustees sale
o. new fram.d hou- c ard three beaufiful nui d.
ins lots on Fan Beid street In he town OF Wood
vile.
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HLADIES' CLOAKS SANDULSTERS
Prices marked way down TO ciose them out at
ia cod D. MEYER SONS.
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SEE THE BARGAINS in Cloak. Circular, DOL
man., and Ulster.Cloths at LEVY BROTHERS.
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NE ALL DRESS GOODS MARKED
DOWN special bafe eain, offered at
ia cod j. UEYER Il SONS.
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AUCTION SAILS MONDAY.

R5- On all sales OF Real Estate maze between the
lst OF January md last OF June the taxes for he
present year bsve 10 b. psid by The purchaser On
all sale. mad tween the 1st ot july and last OF
the year the t,xe have TO be maid by The seller.
THIS Gus. ON was sdouted about nfte-u years ago
bv ali the ~ AZ - at- sErUts IN Richmond, and ap
plies fo Richm md and cnity.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

Mt JULIUS MEYER Il SON BEAT
the lown on GENTLEMEN'S UNLAUNDRIED
SHlnT rs. Tney sell an excellent shirt entirely
ror article, ex ra quality LiUes q Davol Cotton
| at s5c. the celebrated PEARL SHIRT, acknOw.
ledgesi the oesi made. u 81.
ia 2-eOd COL AND 6O3 BROAD STREET.
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EMINENT IR. J. D. CALDWELL.

SEE LEVY BROTHERS, advertisement in to-day's
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RICHMOND THEATRE.
"THE NEW JULIET
TUESDAY EVENING, JANrAnr 2s1m,
FIRST APPEARANCE IN RICHMOND or
MISS ELEANOR CALHOUN.

This Young lady, born and educated In California
lher parents being from South Cardinal. made her
de ut 10 san Francisco last October, and achieved
success as brilliant as any in the records OF tho
stage. She was trsued for her profession by Mrs.
Julia Melville Snyder. who IL an acknow LEGGED dra-
matte teacher Of the high st merit.
MISS CALHOUN appeared successfully as Juliet .
Julia IN "The Hmchbacs,' snt as Mirgaret FL
more In Loves Sacrifice" In each or these 6rst~
rate roles she won the hearty commendstion Of
oeope Of critical taste. and achieve as well popu-
lar triumph.
~ THIS ENGAGEMENT SHE WILL HAVE
THE SUPPORT OF
BRILLIANT DRAMATIC ORGANIZATION.
Manager POWELL has great pleasure In anneun
cling this appearance Of
THE MOST PROMISING IDEAL REPIEsEN-
TATIvE or sHAKsPEARIAN
AND OTHER
MODERN CLASSICAL HEROINEs OF THE
AMERICAN STAGE
MISS CALHOUN
Is ALSO MOST EARNESTLY ENDORSED BY
THE PRESS OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
AS WORTHY INEvERY WAY OF
HER GRAND POSITION ON THE CLASSIC
STAGE.
The extracts below will indicate her adaptation,
htBess, and endowment a Judged by the most exact
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nrfy-A NEW-YEAR'S BENEFIT TO

nj 4 NEW-YEAR'S BENEFIT TIC
ALL WHO WANT TO BUY
DRY GOODS.
WE HAVE MARKED DOWN OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SATlNS,
BROCADEs, vELvtTS,
FLANNEL SUITINGs, BEAVERS,
wATERPROOFs, ,ULSTER-CLOTHs,
wOOLLES ANP COTTON HOSIERY,
GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, &C.
These win be offered at very low prices.
CLOAKs, DOLMANs, ULSTERS,
JACKETS,
BROCHE AND SHETLAND sRAWiS.
BLANKETS, QUILTS,
CARPETS, RUGS,
LACE CURTAINS.
TABLE AND PIANO.COVERS,
TABLE.LINENS, NAPKINS,
TOWELS. sHEETINGs. &c,
at greatly reduced rates.
Thanking our friends for their patronage during
our past career, especially at our new store, anC
promising to use our best endeavors TO merit a con-
tlnuance oftheir favOrs, we remain, respectfully,
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
ia g-Sn.W&Sa corner Fifth and Broad.
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MISS CALHOUN

The extracts below viii indicate her adaptation,
fitness, and eudowmenta Judged by the most exact
ing critics known 10 American journalism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

DEATH or Mr.. CBARLts II. BINF0RD.-
The announcement Of lhe death OF Mr..
Charles T. Binford, a well.known and Donu.
lar young cIIzen OF Richmond, q hch oe-
cured Yesterday, will carry a Dang OF sor-
row 10 many a heart in richmond, where
he vas born and reared. He was about
thirty SIX ears OF age. and at one time was
engaged with Captain J. III. Greanor in The
manufacture Of tobacco. More recenflv,
however. he was in business with his
father. He was for long time an Off
Ger in the Walker Light Guard,
Companv "B," First Virginia in
faDIry, having risen from the office OF
sergeant 10 that OF captain OF The company.
He was, indeed, one OF the few who iook
pnrt in the organization OF the company
and wa one Of lis warmest friends. The
Walker Light Guard will meet in cifizen'>
dress at 10 O'Clock on Mor day morning, at
the armcry, to attend the fun raj. Mr.
BInfOrd was also member ~ X RchmOnd
Lodge. No. TO- Of MasonS. and II II. An.
drews Cnmmanderv, knights femplar, and
he will he buried with Masonic nonOr> al
IL O'Clock Monday from 81. J Times church.
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>sFor never wa Story cf more woe,
Than this OF juliet and her Romec."
"Dsz,h lies on her Ike IN uptime'v Sosi.
Upon the sweetest nowtr o, al the tcld."
"For wii' ra.se her statue Ia pure gold,
That. Wits Verona by ,bst maze 4 ku)wns
There shall ~ 6snrs Z suen ra'e ~ ><t
As that Of trus aud fAi,hfui Juhtt"
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NOTICE TOtSDAL. AND WOOD DEAL,

IN FRS All esisr- III wood. coal, aud coke, and
tHo.e having cars ,gon, for such business. are
rrquir'd b, an or'inanos OF tns city 10 have them
ipspec I'D b. fore Ictmss car be procured from the
cby Auditor. The sane ran be ob,zined nv appy.
ine 20 u. 9. q GALLOWAY. lpspecior Of Csris and
Wagons, l7i9 eAs Translin' street. or VIII call ~
u. c. GALLOWAY,
h 2.Su&rhlm Irspectogs
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4 N USEM ENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE
comme cling THURSDAY. JANUARY 20rH.

Fngse, mebt of the FAMOUS
GOLFERS BANKES'- DAUGHTER COM
RlNATI0H,
under the aus pice- of 4. NJ PALMER, Union square
Thea re. New Yors.
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SPECIAL NDT1sEs.
sR' TIE GREAT SAVINGS INSTI-
TUITION.
THE LARGEST CAsu DIVIDENDS.
Tue sUREST INVESTMENT
NO RISK, As You GET VALUE
RECEIVED At THE TIME OF
MAKING THk DEPOSIT.

BIG REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF
LADIES DIR, ss GOODS. A. NOT A DOL
OVEN. ~ WE ,SE FIFTY PIX
CENT 10 EFFECT SALES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

THE DISPATCH.
Nv TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.
cssu-INyAR,ABLy IN ADVANCE.
The pbiI'Y DISPATCH Is deliye'ed 70 sunsc,,s q ~.
err Al rlsIxss s,,ss sssrs 8 t "a rss1 rr :nnSm IS for
SS months: Vi. 80 sor 'hres months; ooe' TOT ono
sS9ssis %s. isr,,,.wrEKLy DISPATCH at ~ per an
ss1, sns, wtfS,X DiSPATCn 3, VI per snnum.
>r..,4. e,,s,s r'es,:.---.-.------ 80:
...............
.r: COHEN BROTHERS.
....s......s ..''s'''s'''
VIZ SHALL OFFER ON
MONDAY
4, LARGE STOCK or
BLACK smks AND SATIN DE LYONS
purchased to great advantage.
PRICES ARE UNPRECEDENTED.
QUALITIES NAV be relied upon as being OF the
tsst standard makes. such as
GUNETs.
BJNNET'>.
PAUsON'S, and
TAPAsIfUR's.
Wcarc enabled by this purchase 10 offer the above
goods a, IA Iy 25 to s5 per cent less than The last
months prices.
SATIN De LYON valued at ss will be sold at
$3.50:
SATIN DE LYON valued at $3.50 will be sold at
sI.95;
SATIN DE LYON at 92c.--,he same quality sold
last month at sl.50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BLACK SILKS.
.............................
Among the BLACK SILKS viii be found
PAUsONs HEAVY GIQS.GRAIN SATIN FIN
IsH at sl.95, the for9er price of which has
been o. as;
GUINET's SATIN FINISH al el.45-the same
number sold al $3.50.
There Is al-o am ng the above goods large lot Of
LOwER.PRICED SILKS:
TAFFETA silks at A5c.-tquil TO asy goods gem
orally sold at 75e;
ALL-sILK HEAVY GROs-GRAI at 75c.-would
DE ch,apGsl
We also offer our entire stock OF EVENING
SILKS and other fsbrics for receptions at reduced
prices TO close sock for bis
OUR STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
will be closed at prices regardless of cost.
We viii also Offer large stock Of
RLANNELS,
In Waite and Col0rod, a. reduced prices.
on. stock Of ULsTERs will be sold at reduced
prices 10 close for his season.
..s..s....ssss..s.sss sss.''''''s
THOSE IN WANT
:..... .............,...... .s.,s,.....
WINTER GOODS OF ANY DESCRIPTION
WILL FIND AN
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
IN ALL OF OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS,
AND AT
PRICES THAT MU T PROVE SATISFACTORY.
ia Sa,su&WI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

DEATH IN TEXAS Or Former CITIZEN or
RICHMOND. "A private Telegram from Waco.
Texas, informs H. Of the de th. on yesrer.
day morning at quar- er past l O'Clock. OF
Lawrence Reynolds Snead. Of pneumonia,
IN the twenty eighth year Of his ag". He
WIS the yOunge.t on Of the late d.. Albert
Snead, Of this ci Y. aud the highest eulogv
we can paw hun is 10 say that he was wor-
thv son of thar good man, The high posi-
tion be had reached as a business man. ihe
esteem he bad won OF all who knew him,
and the bright prospects which opened be-
fore him IN his adoOled State. were tDe out
growth OF that sterling in:egri y aud enter
prising spirit which marked hi, life.
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Toe sale Of pseces w,ll O mn ~ % sAsAryaDAY
hfcss,S fSssis. sss . ss. 4 n a .n "a =
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BUSINESS CHAsCEs.

CEILING OUT AT COSr TO CLOSE
- BU~iNrs..-Owinx 10 my ,esying the ciiy
ODER my entire stock II STOVES. TINWAkE, &C.,
At cusf.
JOHN q. SUIT,
= l.lm 7Q6 esst Brost street,
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J. w COLLIE X
Manager.

First pr0surtiou in hi, city OF Bronson Howards
charmius play,
"THE BANKERS DAUGHTER"
Ius' ratec w,ih Magnificent Scenery. Duplicates
OF The original nOs-ls vii be brought here by has
Company. -UPRRB TOILETS anda
PHI tSsbMESAL CAST.
No wihs'aH1ing the rest eyp@n>e attending this
ensagenep'. nrices will remain ss usual B"x->hee,
one WEDNESDAY a. Theatre and at Ramos &
Moses. h 10 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

JOSEPH w. LAUBE, s~a
lsHING.UNDERTAKER,
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA,
KEEPS fnil line OF W on ana METALLIC BII.
mo, sitb pnces from the lowest The
oesl inanufs'iur,rs. slwayc In st@c..
sibie care " WV" WY p'''
met. VI" "e ee's'"''"'"'
~; =; b1,h, !. exeIu lively an UNDERTAKING
ia ~ OsEPH w. LAUBE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16

THE WEATHER, THE RIVER. AND THE ICE
GORGE.-i he weather was again quite cold
vtsi, ,rday. The polar wave, of which we
had admonitIOn, came down upon us on
Friday and gave our ciliZPns a little touch
OF Arctic weather II sent tue mercury
down in the thermometer with a run not
often equaled in this elm 'te. The follow
ing are some Of The readings:
On Friday morning al sunrise it stood at
44o-6o higher than he minimum o. tbe
uIgut previous. A bOul III o'clock A. NJ. It
REGISTERED SO. At sunrise yesterday IL
>iood at 1lo-a fall # 40 in twen'y hours.
All day Yesterday the Ky WAS cIoadv and
thl hleate0ing, and ouly once were we favored
with a CLEAN Of sunshine.
The steamship II cnm md. Of the Old
Dominion Line, got off yesterday and ps' d
CIV Point on her wlv Ia Norfolk and New
York about 4 O'Clock il the aiterno n.
The steamship Brelkweter. OF the same
line, also arrry, d here and left last evening
az O'Clock on her outward Tip.
The Ariel left Norfolk, a> our snecia teIP-
gram SAYS, yes'erd,y morning aud came up
n far as CITY Point. where he stopped Tor q
time. and ben went back 10 Norfolk
TIE VirgInia owing Company sent one
Of heir tug-bOats down the river Yesterday
Win the schOoDers George i HiilOck, NJ.
ID. MarsieD, A. Keen. ID. II Ingrah III. and
Fred. l.. Porter, IN Tow with 'nIee Others Of
their boats. aOd sa@ them safely through all
the goroes as far down as ihe lower eud Of
Cur''.- Neck Reach, when they saw no ice.
and supposed them safe. One OF the boats
was sent along with hem to Hampton
Roads. The IT," wa> I f'uDd pre'lv Deivv al
Cox's Reach, just above Duicb Gap, and at
W. dson's Rock, jus' below Aiken's.
The skarers were ont in full fo c. upon
The basin. but II was not bv snv NE ,Ds safe
sport. The ice over portion OF the basin
was thick and strong, but part Of il was
not frOz,n at all. and here W. re one or two
narrow escapes from grtI into the water.
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M KID GLOVES.
Nr FOR THE COLD WEATHER.

JUi tUS MEYER & SIN have
LADIES' and MISS s. WORSFED LFGGlNGS
CHlLDREN'S ttGGING>, HOODS, and MUFFS
MrN's CARDIGAN JACKET;
MEMS sud Boys WORoTED SCARFS;
LADIES', GeNTLEMEN'S, and CHlLDREN's
GLOVES, cheapat
ia 2-eod j. MEYER SONS.
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Il MONT MD ARL vNGTON will hnd 80 20 heir
"A vautsge u clIi N me At ONCE thrtneing hsir
nohcies) a. tne ofices OF JOHNSTON, WILLIAMS
4 BoULWA ARE. where xit n. for few days.
A 1855 4 SETON LlND>AY.
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fCf.- GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT
sYCLE BROTHERS.
OUR WINTER STOCK MUST RE SOLD.

We DON'T CARRY GOODS FROM ONE SEA-
Sun To ANOTHER.
, 1881-12-14
THE TRIAL.
IoIlpCEEnINQEs

WARRINGTON, d. T., Dec. 13-Dr. 6pitzka
resumed Ills testimony ilt tha Gnitcau case
today, Corkhill hand to the witness q slip
OF paper upon which was drawn diagram
aud human head, md said: "Now, SUP
posing this to be tho prisoners head. will
you please point out the inequalities to
which you referred ycsterday3"
before any reply could be ma1o Gaiteau
raised laugh by saying: "That accounts
for 1t, a halter came TO SEQ me this mosll-
Ing and offered me Int II / would lot h!m
take my hcad. got the hat. but you don't
pay for 1t, Corkhll. Oh. no, tho Goyern'
,uent vii! have to do so."
The witness went on, giving his REASONS
for considering the prisoner insane.
Upon question being asked by C0rkhlii,
Gniteau brok8 In with: ~ have boon look
ing up your record, Corkh1ll, and I'll show
you up"
COMPLIMENTS TO TAI.AfA0E.
Subsequently Gulteau again interrupted
thu prosecution, and shouted: ~ soc that
crank, Talmage, has been dolng some sensa'
tlonalism business !n this case, He had bet,
| ter 70 allow. 1Io las been before his synod
several times for lying, and has . reputation
| in New York for running for llouso Of
| prostitution. hayc got my eye on several
OF these cranks. and II thoy don't 20 slow
I'll give some moro OF them some free adver
! tising. The htRh-toned portion ot the Amer
lean people sro beginning to take tho rsFh1
View of this case" '~''.'"
COMPLIMENTS TO SHAW.
6coyille aadsayoted TO- Introduce as eyl
, 1881-12-14
MORTUARY,
Funeral OF tho lkcv. Frank Quarlcs,
Colorcl, Mt Atlanta, Gu.
EpeftdI 0tfpnteh Iha Chteano Tttbun&.

Funeral OF tho 1kCvs FRANK 4u0f1c1t
Colorcd, MT Atlanta, Gu.
Epeetal Dtspateh 10 Ins Chicago Tttbun&.
ATLANTA, Gu, Dec. 18.-Tho romnins OF tho
Iluv. Frnpk Quarlca, tho bust known and rruba.
bly, the most highly esteemrd coiorod minister
of tho south. rcachcd hers yesterday from
Flushing, N. X, where death took him to its
cold embrace q fow days since, and was buried
to-day I'm Oakland Ccmetory. followed to tho
esnve by fully D 900 persons, the largest funeral
over Ecen in Atlanta. Tho deceased camo from
viginln 10 GeorgEA In 1850, tho property of Judgo
Ponder, Of ThomnsvIllc, and, after tho
War commenced preaching, retaining the
nnmo Ut Frank Quarles,. which waa
given him. BY h,s '1uaalcr, one at
tho oldest citizens OF Virginia, at tho tttno nt
his birth. Qnarlce had gr0at d!stas1o for poll-
tics, and frequently preached sermons advising
bis congregation to hurc ~ little ~ possible 10
.isnt Il III Georgia Misslonary nSptlst sos!ety,
ltts churoh was tho largest Of tts color III tho
State: At tho c1ponso OF his congregation bis
death camo upon him ho was OH bis
why to nostop for tho purpose OF
procuring afd with which 10 enlarge
: tho facilities ot tho Southern Thoologtca senll.
nasy at this place, OF which tnatitutlon no was q
Trustee. Tho scr1nun was preachei By tho ltov.
William J. White. uf A4Rnsta. And addresses
wero delivered BY tho ltev. henry JHuks0n OF
AuKuata, tho toy. John ". pryHut Of Amesicus,
tho ltey. Dir. TIlllnnn, and Dr.: D, ". Gwynn OF
Atlnnta. BaveraI Vt tho loading whitc miniatcra
Ot the city took pArt in. tho exercises. Tho DO.
b. tho whita people OF tho South a. by bis own
rnfnF,
, 1881-12-14

lave appealed to our conscIonces We stall
sllnll do that which, by tho blessing OF God,
shall be inst; for which, We Rhn1l k1sWer be-
fore tho tribunal Of f30d. plny take heed OF
an obdnrate, hard teart and Scared con-
' Then the lord Chief Baron charged the
Jury, snyfng il, conclusion: lie hath been
SO tar from denying that ho hath Justified
these actions. The evidence Is SO clear and
pregnant M. as ~; nothing more think YOU
So tho fury wont together at tho bar, and
presently unanimously agreed on their ver.
diet, which was announced by tho foreman
u.s. .'gullty.h
Tho Solicitor General then moved that
JUDGMENT tI011r DE 0rvEN.
Tho sessions OF the court would be t0ng, and
Its work great, and tho prisoners tfcl,lbnnOr
had been such TINT he did not deserve q re-
prieye for the number Dl days that they were
like to spend III this session.
Sentel1co was then pronounced by the
Lord Chief Baron: ~.
"'Tl,e Judgment Of this Court is that yo,l
be led back to the p[ace from whcnce yum
came, and from thence to t>0 drawn ilpoii "
hurdle t9 the place of execution, mud there
yuu shall be hanged by tho NECK, hrel, hUlng
taken ont Of your body and (yo,l ltylng) tho
same to be burned before your eyes; AMI
your head to be ctit of, Your. body. to be d.
vlded Into f0nr quarters, anil tleau md Ql1nr-
tiers to be disposed Of at the pleasure OF thu
Kings Majesty; and tho Lord have mercy
On the i3tl, of October, between 3 and 10 In
the morning. t;eti. Harrison was executed ID
accordance with tho sentence.
, 1881-12-14
NOTES..
NftS1tNATfNEa.


WASHINGTON, D. e., Dec. 11.-Tho President
nominated to-day: ray-Dtrector Ja,nes q.
WntmosKh, to hB Chief of tho DurcNu Of
1'rnvistons and Clothing and Paymaatcr-faon-
cral; Eaymastor John II. Stcycns, Inspector;
WilIlam W. Tostownitc, Chaplain and Pro-
fessor of'1Iistory at West Point.
r1srMAsTErss
wetc nominated to the number Of over 100.
11ostNsTEADy.
Tho Secretary Of the 1ntcrlor decides TINT
tho nlcru ilitng OF a dcclaratory statumunt by
All alleged preunlpter call,l0t be considered
ny, OF itso'f, sufficient to du[eatan entry prinr
to the settler who has failcll to offer his final
proof within tho statutory pGrtotl, but wllO,
Irl all other respects, has compiled with tho
requirements Of tho law.
Rxro1lrs OF rETRor.EuM AND PETROLEUM
rllODucTs
for ten months ended Oct. 81 woro S14, OFF,
0s0; corresponding period Of 1880, Sas, ,S2J, ,ei0.
THE rREs1pENr
Inns r1optad rules for tho reception OF Wis
Itors nt the White House. The President
reserves Saturdays AMI Sundays for himself,
viii hold Ills first public reception Now
fear's-DAy.
BECnETAHY FnEL1SGIIUYsES
will not assumo tho duties Of tho Secretary
or Stntu for several dnys.
ItETlrf:D.
Chief Nayal.Constructor. John W. Etzby
vas today placed oil the retired list.
4 Dt:MocisATic wIsASar.E.
There Is quiet talk a,iotlg some OF the
Democrats OF tho llnllsB In connection Wilt
tho coming coutesteu.seat cnscs, about tho
report that Curtin and other Democratic
rar,Mbcrs from I'ennsylsaHia wore threaten
Ing to retal,ntu upon tic rebel DTigadiers for
voting ngatnst Curtin in his contest for fo.:
crnl's scat III tho last Congress-, Curtin aud
Ills friends nllego that the ex,Confedcrates
| yotuu against hin becnltsU Of his record rs
tic !ynr Governor Of 1,'ennsy1yanla, and his
| services In putting down tho Rebellion.
Chalmers yoted against. Curtin, md now II
y w!lsperel that 1 GnrtIn peI5n,osyer, antI
against Ul,alnIers Wl.cI, the contest for his
sent comes up, There l'ayo been open
ocrats nre stlrrcd up ABOUT the, matter, md
II ,retnifatory action IT thnt sort begins they
this morning tlMlt tic time for Norther,,
Democrats 10 dictate to tic Southern wns
ln,ssc,l, ard d1ctation drove Nfuh0ne out oi
the purity, anl would drive more out.