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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
Holm RPIGUTS BIRTHDAY.

LONDON, Nov. 1G.-Flags are generally DIS
played aud truuphal arches erected In many places t"
day at Ruchdae in honor Of John Brights seventeen
birthday Congratulary addresses were presented TO
him.
Mr.. Bright, replying 10 address mt meeting th7
evening NJ Rochdalc, dwct upon the benent OF Iloo
trade Speaking the laud question, ne sdiu lni ,.
icss means were taken TO gmuar production by putting
Increased capital and skill into the SOIL thelc WIS no
remedy whatever the agricultural distress uut d
Great and nrrmnnent rcductton rent At the conclu
siou of the meeting there was a tOrchlght procession
wi bOntires and "A display OF fireworks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
a SUPPOSED DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

n SUPPOSED DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
HoNOHING ! i'm BRIGHT-GA,IBETTA SAYS HIS
FOREIGN POLICY WILL BE PACIFIC-THE AGRI.
CULTURAL DEPRESSION IN ENGLAND.
Nine persons were killed and several were
wounded by an explosion on the steamer Sew
ern while plying between Bristol and Glas-
gov. John Bright's sevontieth birth
day was celebrated in Rochdale yesterday.
Gambetta announces that his foreign policy
Will hc pacific. James Caird attributes the
agricultural depression in England to bad
ncnsnne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
CONJICTED or LIBEL.

WuKE-EARpE, Penn, Nov. 1G.-Aaron \.
Chase, Editor OF Hr Scro"ion Ti"ee was convicted
this evening Of libel ON " w. Scranton, rtc manager Of
the GachIwauua Coal and Iron Company. The jury gave
"A verdict for damage iu the 7uu Ol rJ,3DS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17

in Canada who did not attach the utmost value TO It's
imperial connection The Marquis Of Lorne and Princess
Louise have arrived here.
The LircDooi Posts London correspondent says that
the Princess Louise will accompany the Marquis OF
Lorne on his return Canada five weeks hence. The
Mraqus will resign the GOyernorGeneralship early III
1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
TIE NEW MEXICAN BANK.

MEXICO, Nov. 16.-The contract made by the
Executive with the FrancoEgyptan Bank for the estab
lshment of National Bank in Mexico has been approved
by both Houses of Congress, with Important ahehu-
meuts in the Senate.
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EARTHQUAKES IN EUROPE.

PEsTH, Nov. 16.-Three shocks of earth
quake were felt at Agram on Tuesday night
ROME, Nov. 1G.-Earthquake shocks were felt at Ma
pies Catanzaro and COsenza early Wednesday morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
THE EGYPTIAN ELECTIONS.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 16.-The elections for
the Egyptian Assembly Of Noables passed off quietly
The Arabs manifested little interest The Premier,
Cherf Pacha has expressed his satisfaction at the result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
LORD LORNE ON ANNEXATION.

LONDON, Nov. 16-The Marquis OF Lorhe'
replying to address of the Corporation o. On'''e
veserday said sra hardly person In ten thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17

DIR. AGNEW SUMMONED IS A WITNESS.
PmLApELrHA, Nov lG.-United states
Marshal Kcgu- received "a subpoena this afternoon for
Dr D. II8.r- Aruc. one OF the run-uilus physicians
wio attended Tr.-idrut Garfield m his last nr-- iu
appear Nushlu tOu vtu'-. 100 the Guit"du tril
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19

POLICE CoURT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed Of at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justice ID. &. Richard
son:
Daniel BraXfon, Joseph Bliicv, and Wa
verify Fields (all coored) were found guilty
OF creating a disturbance IN the house oil
b. G.. MetZger. BraytOn was fined so and
Field 81 so. Bailey was required TO give
surety 10 keep the peace.
Richard Jackson (colored), charged with
felony, was sent on TO the grand jury.
David Diamond was found guilty OF as
sault and battery. Fined $40 aud jailed for
five days
J. ii. Thomas (colored) wss charged with
stealing one lot OF wheat from the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railway Company. On ac.
count OF his youth be was turned over to
his father for correction.
B. G. Merger, charged with keeping a
disOrderly house TO the annoyance OF the
neighborbood. The case was continued till
to-day.
Ezekiel Henderson (coiored) was found
guilty OF beating Fannie Henderson. Fined
50 and confined in the jail for twenty-four
hours.
Joseph Twine (coloreD was charged with
stealing one lot Of coal from the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company. The lar
ceny was not proven, but be was held In
default OF surety as suspicious character.
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YoUXG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETING.-Dr. Hoge's spacious audience
room was filed yesterday afternoon, and
the meeting was admirably conducted ty
Rev. w. G. Schaeffer. The topic for the
evening was "Some Reasons whv Gods
People should be Grieved at the lmpeni'
tence of tue Unconvertcd."
Mr.. Scbaeffer said be would allude 10 only
few Of the many reasons. He spoke Of
God's love for the sinner-the value OF the
soul the experience OF the Christian m
passing from life 10 death-the hopes OF
beayen and the ierrors OF the plt-as illus
trating why Christians should grieye over
the impenitence OF men and long for then
salvation. He urged that we should feel an
even deeper interest in the spiritual than in
the temporal welfare OF loved ones.
Or. Read spoke briefly OF the infinite en-
pacties OF The soul for JOY or misery as suf'
fcent argument for our efforts.
A number OF special requests for prayer
were presented. and specially remembered
IN prayers led by Major w. f. &. Gregory
Rev. DIR. 4. G. Brown. Rev. w. y. Scott,
aud General George j. Hundley.
The meeting this evening, from 10 g.
will be held at the Broad Street Methodist
church. and conducted by Rev. Dr. w. f.
Hatcher.
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ANOTHER FINE THEATRICAL ATTRACTION.
Following upon the recent hghly-en enjoyable
PEI i0rmances OF the two great comedians
comes Golfers fine company In the popular
society drama "The Bankers Daughter"
and our people may be congratulated upon
the continuance OF first class attractions on
the Richmond boards. Ii Will be presented
at the Theatre for three nights, beginning
10. morrow. and at Saturday matinee. The
east is strong one, and includes Mr.. +. {.
Bangs, a tragedian OF note and an OLD Rich
mond favOrite. The play has been immense
ly popular at the UniOn-Square Theatre.
New York, and elsewhere, and will offer
rich dramatic food i)r the remainder Of the
week. The sale Of reserved seats begins at
morning,
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Editors Dispatch: Having been asked
the question, and being unable TO answer
1t, viz. Why is it that the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company, after having
repeatedly promised 10 afford proper passcn-
ger and freight facilities in the heart Of the
Guy, has failed 10 furnish sald facii'ies
will you please answer, as l see your paper
often publishes items OF news about this
road, and ! suppose you know what they
are doing. MANUFACTURER.
Probably Vice.PreSident Parsons, or some
one else in authority, will give the Informa-
tinn- FL
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CAPTAIN BOGARDUs-PIGEON-MATCH TO.
DAY.-rhis great rife shot. who is siyed
the ''Cbampion Wing-ShOt OF the WOrlj,"
arrived here yesterday. and will give seyc.
raj exhibitions Of his skill as 4 marksman.
He will ,hoot AT the Falr-Grounds to-day
against Mr. W. 4. Mitchell, OF Richmond.
Thursday there will he pigeon match be.
tween Mr.. Carter WOrmeley and Mr.. Hob.
day, OF Norfolk.
At Mozart Hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings Captain BOgardus and his sons will
give exhibitions of fancy shooting with
shotgun apd rife. The four sOns-Eugeue,
AGED sixteen; Edward, aged ten; Peter.
aged seven; and denry, aged tive-aie said
to have inherited their fathers genius for
fine shooting, and will with him give some
remarkable performances. Each night the
Captain Will shoot from his Gun large
number of his patent fireworks IN front Of
the hall.
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names Of which any manager may well be
proud. The WaleOts are OF the WaIlack

names Of which any manager may well be
proud. The Wsleots are OF the WalIack
school OF elegant light comedy. Mr.. Bangs
is nobIe-lookng and line actor, who De.
louged 10 the star east OF "Julius Cesar"
OF Booths Theatre some years since, which
Included Booth, Barrett, and Davenport. he
playing Mare Anthony. and sharing the
bonors OF the piece during the long run.
SiQnor Maieroni, husband OF the Italian
lady who was lately here with the Galley
Slave" party. has been specially engaged
to play the fierce Count, speaking bis
broken English and fighting the exciting
duel In tho snow. In fact, the company,
organized for this one piece, is in all re.
spects complete such one as the play, ibe
theatre, and the public deserves. On the
road for the past two years "The Bankers
Daughter" bas proved 10 be one OF the
strongest attractions presented TO the pub
lie, and just now Manager Palmer Is re-
yiying its popularity at his Union Square
Theatre with another company.
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THE COMING STAR The fair young
American dtbut0nte OF whom we have
sOoken before seems to be creating great
fUOre wherever she goes. Last week in
Washington she was subjected to the Scru-
tiny OF The most eXactlng and critical au-
diences, and. notwithstanding her youth and
ineXperience, won the praise OF all. and
very complimentary press notices from all
the papers. This week >he is meeting with
a like success in Baltimore, and on all sides
she is pronounced "Ibe coming star" She
will appear here on Tuesday next as juliet.
A critic says OF the performance: There
il, above all, about Miss Calhoun that spell
OF youth and freshness that must capIiyale
even the iaded theatre gOer and make him
know what enthusiasm is once MORE"
The sale OF seats begins Saturday morning
at Ramos Il Moses and at the Theatre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19

DEATH OF ANOTHER Young MAy.-Mr.
John p. Cudlipp, OF Mobile, Ala, died
rather suddenly, at the residence OF his
mother, IN this city. Monday night. The
deceased was in the prime Of life, being
only thirty.six years of age, and came home
to Virginia about three weeks ago with the
hope that the change would benefit him.
He leaves a wife and child IN Mobile and
many sorrOwing relatives and friends IN
this his native State. He was the eldest
brother OF Messrs. +. u. and Philip Cud-
Iipp, operators In the Western Union tele-
graph Office. His remains will be taken to
Mobile, Ala. this morning for lnlerment.
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800 pair BLANKETS TO be closed out;
$50 BED-COMF ORTS;
200 pair COLORtD BLANKETS;
$50 lap and BUGGY-R0BEs:
65 pair HORSE St-BLANKETs.
We have still 800 CLOAKs and DOLMANS tC
se'ect from.
Also. 100 CHILDREN'S CLOAKS which win b,
offered a. ~ ine cost, as we do not wish TO carry
these goods to another season;
500 d zen TOWELS;
300 dozen NAPKINS, TO be sold at less than manu-
fselurers' prces;
200 pieces DOUBLE-WIDTH DRESS GOODS to
be sold at l lG9c. per yard-real value 37Hc.
$50 pieces DRESS GOODS at 12hc.-aeyer sod be-
fore at less than zoe.
We still show over 100 pieces of BLACK CASH
MERE from 25c. 10 IL per yard
Our soc. CASHMERE we guarantee The best In
tie city.
We also show a very large assortment or
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
which we certainly sell at a reduction of 20 per
cent on former prices, among which Will be found
some Of the very best makes.
Our BROCADED SILK. In Back and Coors, vii
be solo at less than cost 10 import
We stlil show upward Of 100 pieces CARPET.
Also. a full line of RUGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, and LACE CURTAINS,
which will be sold at a sacrifice;
Also. a iull line Of CASsIMERES for Mems aud
BOYS wear;
Also, full line of DOUBLE-WIDTH FLANNEL )
suitable for dresses and saeques;
And thousands Of other GOODS, which will be
closed on. at a loss ra her than carry them over.
We also show a full line of DOMESTICS. which
we retail at manufacturers prices.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
ia a.eod 31l Broad street.
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The audience was very large aud brilliant one
and was critical. hut Mis-, calhoun received a
halty recall At the fail Of each act. she las beer
cOmpared Mary Anderson IN her hist season. Dlt
there s 10 resemblance, Except III the same va OF
eYperepce In fact she Is the reverse OF our long
a nired friend, icing OF nenm height rather tsisia
f,IL and with y voice remarkable for sweetness.
range. and variety OF tone raihrr ihan sTelg'n.
She makes sn extremely pleas imprrsscn. wears
cnsumes of exquisite taste aud hrllllancy, ana 20
some of The poetic passages Is quite adorable. shc
strives 10 cast de the ntOnities. aud ofteu
introduces new business notable Instance being iu
ihe potion scene" Ia which she sets the stsge dit-
ferently from the usual style and gives te dret'i
and horror wi ihe eject Of suppressed emotion.
We also admire this Young ady for her b"id anu
intelligent study of the part IN her owa way ana
afr, nature. without stacy defamation or raulihS.
The tfecI ,omeimcs lacks power but the style -
pure aud classic Washington Post.
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Communicated
The Rank er's Daughter.

An entertainment will be given at the
Theatre on Thursday night the 10th in
slant every way worthy the patronage OF
cultured and refined play-goers. 1t will be
the first presentation in this city OF j. W.
Golfers Union-Square Theatre COmbna.
tion i'm "Tbe Bankers Daughter" one OF
the greatest successes OF the Union-Square
stage. Ii was written by Bronson Howard
an American author, now In England at
tending to the management OF bis pieces
there; is play OF plays, intensely interest
ing, and having in it the elements OF lively
comedy. high-wrought drama, and power
OF pathos. The cast Is given here:
John strebelow, rich Am, rlcan gentle.
G.. Washington Phipps. an American
Charles Waicot.
The Count de Carojac. French noble
man OF the new regime. 80. signor Maleroni.
Lawrence Wesibrook. OF Tie nrm OF Bab-
bage WestOrOk. r. l.. Iiltoh'
Harold Forseberg.
Harold Routledge, an American ariisi.A. "A. stuart.
Mr. Brown retired milllonaIre. .JO'eph A. Wilks.
Ir. Watson AN English surgeon, ,Georg- II. Dickson.
NJ. MontyIIas, a French ar. -criic. walter Colher
Jerod. ............. .........,......T. McBrlut.
Lillian, the bankers daughter. Ais Annie Boyle.
Florence 81. Vincent Brown. maid. wife,
and widow. ow.............,......Mr Charles Walcot
Mrs. Fanny Iioc0mbe, Lillans widowed
aunt. MI. MARY banksoh'
.......................Miss Lizzie Hudson.
Natalie, Llllian's daughter. Little Edna Bansson
La Petite Fanchon Campbell.
The actors In this cast present an array OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19

DEATH or WELL-KNOwN HORSE
smOER.-Joseph l.. Gaines. the well-known
horsesboer, dIed Tuesday evening at .
O'Clock at the residence OF Richard Carter,
on Ross street, In the forty.seventh wear OF
bis age. He was considered one OF the best
shoers IL the State, and owners OF fine
horses will miss him for bis valuable SER
vices rendered them. His funeral Will take
place Thursday morning at IL o'clock from
the First African Baptist church.
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n was innocent, bright. exceedingly gracethl sHu
m nm. balcony an potion scenes very efiecuse. her
dressing Was elegant IN the extreme, anu IN adnirs-
blc taste She Is the pfetiest Oi Juliets aud very
graceful Her readings indicate thoughtful study.
She gives every ndica ion Of the highest r. fines snt
and acts Thoroughly In keeping Win adyhood tha'
Is cha~ming IN its expression. II u Just ~ y'0n
vears since Fanny KeInbe made h II debut IA Juliet.
;eforp her the English Stage accepted no ideal nut
Miss 'Neill who won by II he 20 iiion OF peerest
among The pr0udcst OF The bliish noDility. ois'
Knmhc was /, marvellous juliet aud had DC success .
sor uniI Adelaide NeilsOn. about twelve wears s<o
ach,c yed hrr reputation. Miss Calhoun has persona
md mental charms tor the character. Time aud
work may make her the living Juliet of the present
,ge she repeats the character Tonight, sni an
~ ars ~ JuIa in the iiuI chback to-morrow-b bash-
ia9tOn N0r.
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SAD DEATE OF LITTLE GIRL.-Lncy
Pearl, the interesting little daughter OF Sir.
w. l.. Hobson, of Union Hill, died on yes
terday from the effects OF burns received
the previous day. The child's dress caught
fire from the open fireplace, and though i'm
mediateIy discovered by her mother, VINO
was herself seriously burned on both hands
and arms in the vain attempt 10 save her
daughters life, the wounds proved fatal
despite the most skiliul efforts 70 avert The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19

PERsONAL.-General Fitzhugh Lee has
accepted the invitation OF the Confederate
soldiers of Louisiana TO deliver the Oration
at the uuveilipg OF the statue 10 Stonewall
Jackson In New Orleans on the 10Th OF May
next They could not have bestowed the
honor on better man.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. M.' sixteen West
Virsinia hors.~. four young mules, tuggies.
rUckaways, cart. &c.
r. HOLZIN6ER, Ia A. NJ. work-beneheS, care
riage- aud wagon.bOdIes f0rges, bellows, COOK
ing-stOve, desk, furniture, So.
JAS. MA'DOUGALL, 10 4. NJ, the immense ale
of millinery II the New York Auc..cI-Iiohse
continued.
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Her rare boau'y and graceful conception ~ be
part sni artistic acting stamped her aS Il brilliant
>iar in the g,rXy of American hi-irionIc 9fu'r.
Miss CalgOuD's rec Dtinn was an ovation, aFd she
.ls REPEATEDLY c,led before the curtain. ~ re
close Of the performance Miss calhoun wss w3isd
nDon by a number of distinguished gentlemen v5o
congratulated her upon her persOnsl triumnf e@ior,
the most critical OF an audi Bce~-SDse'Ii t>ee.
cram ~ TIE 4meTfcdn, Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19

I ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RICH
NOND, showing ages Of decedents, sex, and
color, with nafivity, and annual death.rate
per 200 inhabitants for the month:
Cause of Death: Abscess, cOIored apo
pleyy. white; bronchitis, white; burns,
i white, 3 c0lored cancer, | white; casn'
atty, white; congestion Of lungs, l CO.
lored: consumption, 3colored; commissions
UnfantiIe). colored; debility, l white.
colored; dropsy, colored; fever (child.
bed), coored; fever uypbo- malariaD,
white: heart. t.disease, 1 white, | coored
hemorrbagp, white; infnnticide. CO.
lored intemperance. l white; marasmus,
, coored: meningitis, colored; old age,
| white. 4 colored; paralysis, colored
pneumonis, white, 2 cOlored; sypblls, l
white; unknown, cOlored; whooping'
cough, 1 white. Whole number Of deaths
I'm the city exclusive OF still-births), ~.
Still.births. | white male, 4 coored males
total, ). Ser and Color: Males, ) white, IL
coored-toral. II; females, II white; 10 col
ored-total. y. Age: One day to thirty.
colored; one month to six. white, 3 CO.
ored-total, 4; six months TO twelve, CO.
ored one year to three, white. c0lored-
total. .; three years to five, white, 2 color
ed-total. 3; five years to ten, colOred ten
years to twenty, / white, cO!ored-total.
9; twenty years to thirty, white, color.
ed-toiai, !; thirty years to forty, white,
colored-totaI, 3; forty years TO bfty, /
white; fifty years to sixty, white, 3 color.
ed-total, ); sixty years TO seventy, white,
| colored-total, 3: seventy years 10 eighty, |
white, colored-total, :; eighty years to
ninety, | white; ninety years to one hun
drpd. | cOIOrcd. condition: Single. white,
1j coored-total, %; marred, white. D CO.
lOred-tOtal, 9: widOwers, colored; wild
ows, 1 white, q colored-tOta, 10; unknown.
white. Notirity: Richmond, II; other parts
Of United States, %; Germany, | Scotland,
/. Locality: Marshall Ward, 3 white. 3
colored-tOlal, 6; Jefferson Ward. white,
8 colored-totaI, ) Madison Ward, white,
coiored-total, 3: Monroe Ward, white,
coIored-rotal, ): Clay Ward, white, !
colored--total, g.; Jackson Ward, white.
colored-toia, 3; almshOuse, | white, q
colored-total, penitentiarv, colored.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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ANOTHER THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR RICH
MOND COLLEGE.--Rev. A. + Dickinson, d.
d., OF this city, preached last Sunday morn
ing and evening in Orange, N. j and the
next morning the deacOns OF the church
sdid TO him, "Put down Orange for 81 ,OOt
for your Jeter Memorial"
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
raw. AT night ID was rainy and sleeting.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 90 |;
0 A. NJ, %; noon, 40; 3 p. NJ. 80; Z.
NJ, SO; midnight, 33.
Mean temperature, 333.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19

Ms Eleanor Calhoun. o. whom so much has heeu
said made her first apucar1uce at foros On'rs.
lIoosr tonight a. juliet in Romeo ana ouitef.'
There Was a most fashionable aud critical tudiet &c
prcsant Including many of those most prominent IN
,oIific an socieiy. Miss Calhoun created mot
f,yorthIe impression by her rendition Of juliet Her
arfro1c is mOs' extensive anj magnificent. ana me
dresses which she wore IN the inherent scenes *
riren The admiration and envy ~ The lldes Cor
,eeU0u4e0c, Baltimore Sun.
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Romeo and juliet is picture OF love aud "a ctsi
able fate In world whose atmosphere Is too r0ts \
for this endersst blossom OF humaa life.
Two beings created Tor each other feel mutual
love at "a FIRST glance. Eyefy con ideraton disAu-
p ars be fore the invisible influence of living 10
aooiaer. They join Themselves secretly: and vn-
friendly events following blow upon bow. their be-
,oic consiancy Is exposrd 10 all manner Of trials.
,il. forcibN separated from each other. they are
united IN the grave, 10 meet again In another
word.-Scktege!.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19

To make the hands smooth, 70 keep the lips
from chapping, there IL nothing better than this
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set in every BODY should have some Of H.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, Draggist, 40
oil Main
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TUE FREE BRIDGE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ owing 10 IT. unsafe condition the JAMES
RIVER (FREEl BRIDGE Will. BE CLOSED 10
All except foo pa ssengrrs on and after SArUg-
DAY January 22d, ~ O'Clock e. VI.
iIy order OF the Board Of commissioners
J. J. MONTAGUE.
ja19.4t Chairman Committee on :. and X.
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fEn,ered st the Post.Ofhce at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.i
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Middle
States. northeast to southeast winds, in
creasing clordiuess and areas OF rain or
snow, and, during Wednesday, rising tenn
perature and falling barometer.
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CLOSING THE FREE BRIDOE.-Mr. J. j..
Montague lchairman) gives notice that on
and after Saturday next at o p. N. the Man
chester Free bridge will I've closed 10 all ex-
eept foot passengers.