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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-18

DEATH OF JAMES EVANS. ESQ, 4 WORTHY
CITIZEN AND PROMINENT MASON. - Mr.
James Evans. worthy and well-knowr
citizen, and Past Grand Master Of Mason.
in Virginia. and Past Grand High Priest
OF the Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of Ma
sons. died at his residence. on the corner
OF Grove avenue and Laurel street, yester'
day morning. lie was born in Gloucester
England. March >, 1890. and came "a
New York with his father in 1909. In 1915
he removed to this city, and had lived here
ever since. lie was first with his father in
business in the sale OF French-plate mir
rorS, and subsequently himself conducted
the crOckeTy business. He was connected
with the jewelry establishment OF Mitchell
& Tyler, afterwards John II. Tyler & Co.,
for about thirty years. and was known 10
most OF our citizens. Mr. Evans was the
second organist OF Monumental church,
succeeding Mrs. Sully, and filing that pc
sition during the pastorate Of Bishop
Moore. About five or six years ago he
and his cstmable wife celebrated the fif-
ticth anniversary Of their Wedding. Mrs.
Evans died less than two years ago. They
had a large number OF grandchildren and
several great-grandchildren Mr.. Evans
DdU Dttu II iHtHlDCi VI -hoHuhtiitii NIltu vi
for many years.
The deceased was member Of Richmond
Randolph Lodge, No. 10, having been made
a Mason in that lodge about 1886. He was
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge in 1850
and 1851 two terms, and Grand High
Priest OF the Grand Chapter in 1851 and
1853. lie had held the office OF Grand
Lecturer since 1852 until last year, when hc
peremptorily declined reelection. In 1S45,
at the reorganization Of the Knights
Templar in Virginia, he was elected Grand
Treasurer OF the Grand Commandery. and
held that position until last year, when he
declined reelection.
The funeral will take place to-day at $3.50
u. VI. from the Monumental church, with
distinguished Masonic honors.
\ brother OF Mr.. Evans resident in New
York will be here to-day.
Deceased was long a member Of the r..
l.. |. Blues, and always had a great aifcc-
tion for that venerable company.
The interment will be made at Shockoe
cemetery. and No. > Commandery, OF which
deceased was member, will form 4 part OF
the funeral escort.
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The Senate chamber was crowded ycster-
day when the hour OF noon arrived, and
the gavel OF Mr.. Wood, the President pro
tem., came down with rap, rap, calling
the body to order. The Readiusters OF the
Brown-Allen wing wore smiling faces. the
Big Four looked serious, and the Dem
ocrats evidently expected developments.
There was the usual business disposed
of-reports from committees, bills intro
duced, local bills passed-and before all
that was over the hour OF l O'Clock came,
and the President pro tenn. QI. {. Wood,
Esq, announced the special order.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Mr.. Riddleberger moved 70 pass by all
special orders-jailers' fees bill, Danville
railroad bill, &c. rfhe object was to pro-
ceed with the unfinished business, calcn-
dar, &C., and to reach the consideration Of
Mr.. Newberry's antI-Mahone resolution
and Mr.. Bailey's ioint-order resolution.l
The vote resulted rs follows:
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MASK GERMAN At MONTICELLO Hal
One OF the pleasantest entertainments of
the season was the masquerade German
last night at Monticello Hall, given by Mi.
Thaw to her evening German class and III
vitcd guests: The festivities were begun
at O'Clock by the grand march Of all the
jolly maskers to the music Of Professor
Trimmer's orchestra, and II is hard 10 i,n-
asine more brilliant scene than was pre-
sented. Among the many v.ricd and
beautiful characters perhaps the most
striking were Cigarette, Two Dromlos,
Monk, Iiumpty- Dumpty, Meekinsse>
Twlnses, 1882, Tambourine Girl, Widow
Bedott, Sunilower, Daniel Boone. and
several young aesthetics. Dancing was kept
up until late hour, when, with MANY
kindly greetings to Miss Thaw, 10 whose
efforts the perfect success of the evening
was chiefly due, the gay and brilliant con-.
pany dispersed.
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EXTENSION or THE STREET RAMwAf.-
For long time the Street Railway Cor,-
rany has been trying TO get permission
from the City Council TO extend is trse /.
up Main street west OF Ninth street. AT
the last meeting OF the Stree. COMMITTEE
the question was brought up, resulting ia
the committee agreeing to recommend that
the Railway Company be allowed 10 eX-
tend dolble track up Main from Ninth
street 10 Reservoir street.
The company endeavored to get the COM
mittee to relieve them OF paving the street
along the line Of their track. The present
ordinance will require the street Eailw,y
Company to pave eighteen out OF the forty
feet OF roadway, which would involve an
expense A. great rs the laying OF the trac,.
The company will ask 10 be relieved FROM
that, and should the permission be granted
work will he commenced in March and
pushed to speedy completion in time tor
summer travel.
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FORCING A FIGHT.
The Rcadjusters, Trying to Reaci,
the JOint.Ordcr Resolution. are
Helped by Mr.. wingfieid
Of Hanover.

The "BiR -Four" Solid Yesterday. but the
situation Made Serious by MIR. Wingneld
of Hanover Aiding the ReadjWters TO Get
20 Vote on the Joint Order-Lieutenant-
Governor Lewis Takes the Chair and De-
cides several Tie.votes i'm Favor Of his
Side-Thc Meaning OF Yesterdays Dc'el-
opments-Slr. Thurman Speaks Against
Time, and at Near 3 o'clock the Senate
Adjourns- -Caucnses Last Night-To.Days
Prospect-Housc Of Delegates Notes.
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

To REFRESH \ SICK PTRsON.--Add about
twenty drops Of DARDls PgOPHyIAcfIC TLCI ,
10 4 quart of water In bathing. /, WI give :. .
skin soft, pleasant. and refreshing feeling, an
dispel The od0r that fever and rof-pirsii0n loas
or the 'ody. \ small quantity Of ihe Fluid spr.
tied over anything pl.co. vessel y here tlicl, O.,
putrosceEcc, destroys a, the germ u all az
nal or vegetable poi .on.
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point, yet the meeting Of the younger sat
at the residence OF Mr.. w. l.. White, .ic
east Franklin street, was certainly none the
less charming. A glance nj the beautiful
young misses who graccd this dance gave
some idea OF the number OF pretty young
df6ufdntes who are soon 10 electrify Rich.
mond society, and how many hcsrtaches
they will cause the beaux Of the city time
alone will tell.
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,I,O n. J. ARNOLD, SURVIVING

i TRINTEE Take sotiec siaf l silall ,aosg
tne County Cur q 1icnrico cu.aty, ON the 18Th
.ly OF March. se2. 10 remove e, from your ls,-
alton a. trustee 10 the deed or rns from Da,ld u.
S;Dnnafd 70 yopraeif ana the late Gas stain White
tfssiees, dated OH N February 1873 pnd admit
Ted 10 record In ihp clerks Office 81 saie eouri On
ihe l2lh day OF February, ls2 Z, snd s.b utnie in
iru5ies IN your place and stead Wellington t'Sudin,
JACOB J.. DrjTRICK,
Administrator of A. H.. Deltick.
BY sASDs, LfAkk 4 .lARTkE.
"a 2s~sa4w MS Counsel
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LIME. CEMENT ANDPLAsTER.

q OOO BARRLLS ROCKLAND LINE,
O>OtJJ 1900 barrels ROsENDALE CT
MINT. 500 baf7ci- IMPORTED PORTLAND
GENET, 500 bafyels fALCISED PLAsIhE
<,EoI.Si, LAND PLATTER ground daily
s,esd for price,. bfStk MoOfE,
seventeenth sixcei, south side dock
IA iE-eOdSm
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DOYAL ARCANUM.-The members OF
II MCCARTHY COUNCIL. No. 46S. II. ~. viii
attend "a stated meeting 81 schiller Hall on THIS
saturday EVENING. February -. 1852, ~ +.
o'clock. Candidates requested 10 he prompt. hom-
her If sister councils invited Ia be present.
Ey order Of the Regent. -
fe lS-lt u. :. DENNY secretary.
NOTICE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
y TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE MASONIC
TEMPLE ASSOCIATION viii he held al TIE oi-
nee OF the secretary on TIT RSDA1. 23d fcbru-
aIv. m 7:3O O'Clock Pm.
f,y order of the Board of Trustees.
WILLIAM Il. ISAACS.
fe l6-sd Secretary and Treasurer.
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PAINFUL AcclDENT.-Ye>terday momius :
coiored man named Oliver Robinson ie,l
from shed near seventeenth and Dock
streets, whore he was at work, and broh he
his right colar-bone. The city ambulan, e
conveyed him to the alm,house, where ,ae
necessary surgical mid was rendered.
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Sc. only for 4 PICNIC CiGAB.


itf Low OF TDk ANTIQUE.
homeiy olG-fishIoDcd perfume Is Laycndl b,
yet delightfully."- refreshing and in,:goIaiing. n
can Dc found IN no pucer form ,haa. in sitchaia
Lavender, PREPARED ~ J. 4 J.. ATKINSON, of
London.
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send az once for ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET.
GIVING ALL INFORMATION, FREE. Address
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY &c, FIRST REGIMENT =
~ VIRGINIA NOLU NTEfES, ATIEN-E
TfON.-Iou aye hereby ordered 10 assemble At h'
iho Regimental ArInory on 4 i I ID IL
NIGHT, February 18th. 1882. az ~ O'Clock Ia
full-drc,s uniform, for battalion drill.
By order Of Captain ". ID. DAVIS.
+. \. SPENCER,
fc1s-1t Acting orderly.
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I OST, ON THE 10TH INSTANT, OF
Il 4 Broad between Third and fiith str<ss. q
PIECE or CRIMPED HAIR. The finder VIII .
rewarded BY leaving the same a, ~ Charles hc'et
Once. fe is-ls'
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W. ELtYsoN CO., ,adyertisingag,n, insert ac.
yertisemon'sin all Of the newspapers oil the unitcf
states Al publishers rate. Orders leii At the Die
patch countins-room will receive prompt sttel .
a..
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THE OsCARwILDE GERMAN.

The Esthetic Craze Affects n Large Gather
ing of Richniond's Bellies and Gallants mt
sance in Richmond--Cal lEa-Lilies, sum
flowers, Knec-Breecbes. and Ancient
Gowns i'm Profusion-Thc Occasion OF the
Season.
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WE HAVE seyenty-,i,e half-barrc,, Of Woon :
ROE uEREISGs that We offer low 20 the trade.
W. ID. BLAIR & CO.
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MARITIME NOTE.--Thc barkentlne Bai,
riei ;. jackson, OF Portland, Me-, Bacon
masier, which arrived here on Thursday,
Is pow loading fiour for Brazil. She is
well known 10 the shipping interests OF
Baltimore and Richmond Us sn A No.
craft, and has the reputation OF being one
OF the fastest sailers In the Brazilian trade.
On recent voyage she succeeded III
making the quickest run on record by
sail. The Lachson Is a fine model OF sea-
going craft, and 10 the experienced mari
time eye her sail,ng qualities are clearly
perceptible. Captair Bacon Is fayornbly
known among our fiour-shippcrs, all OF
whom, no doubt, wish hh9 pleasant time
while here.
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HOTELS.
CENTRAL HOTEL.

have taken charge Of the above HOTEL In
Greens Joro' n C.. aud VIII run IL in fiRsr-
CLASS STYLE, and win be glad 10 have my
friend. aud the public give me tltal. Charges,
$3.50 per day. WILLIAM PAtLOiE, Jh.
GgEhNsBoKo. y. e.. february 3, 1852.
II A-2M
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YoUNG PEOPLES CLup.-The aesthetic
German last evening may have been more
imposing affair from an Oscar " i!de stand
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Tie ODp FELLOWS AND THE MIDLOTHIAN
DlsAsTgR.-At an adjourned meeting Of
the Odd-Fellows OF the city held last
night-D. ID. G. NJ. Valentine, chairman,
and j. c. Teller, L. c., secretary-P. e..
Burr. chairman, reported that the commit
tee had collected $3.50 from the various
lodges in the city for the benefit OF Cooper
Lodge, to be distributed to the families OF
the deceased members OF said lodge who
were killed by the explosion at Midlothian
coal-mine.
ON motion OF L. G.. NJ. A. II. Courtney
the committee was instructed to visit
Cooper Lodge and pay the amount to the
treasurer OF the same. ID. ID. e.. NJ. VAL
entine was added 10 the committee.
Past Grand Representative +. III. Fitz-
hugh, chairman OF the committee to
solicit contributions from individual odd
Fellows, reported that the committee had
issued an appeal to the order in the city.
and felt satisfied that a considerable sum
would be realized.
On motion OF p. G.. White, the Joint
committee was requested TO visit the yari-
Gus lodges at their next meeting and solicit
contributions from the members.
The meeting then adjourned, subject TO
| the call OF the president.
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CoLDrN'S LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEg
AND TONIC lNyIGoRATOR is tie best and safc.t
remedy for chilli, fever. aud malaria Ask =
COldeR's Tdkc a0 Otker. nj druggist. general .
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TINSLEy's PEAS, Conn, ND ToNAroEs al
Gamer prices. W. ID. BL,M & Co.
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THE DELINQUENT LIST or WATERFALLS
the First district (hat portion Of the city east ~
Fourteenih street. Is ready to 20 ont. which plea
call and settle.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

DAyis's CoES at Gamers price. W. D. DL,iI
& co.
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- III MUMM ~ CO.'S
CHAMPAGNE,
IMPORTS ALTON IN 1851,
sl.25j CASEs.
1885 CASES.
s1.355 CASES.
The largest importation in the world. which is
uo hest proof of IT. superiority. fe ell-Sa&W4t
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BAD DREAMS, disturbed sleep. iudigest.cn q.
stomach gas, all vanish before IIor BrrTRRs.
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THE Me VI Il + II ; OF DOVE a
Il LODGE, No. 81. 4. +. aud 4. NJ. are~EN<
ro1tcstcd To- assemble ai Il. Albans Hall M
This AFTERNOON at ~ o'clock to-
unite with Richmond Randolph Lodge No. ~ ~,
paying the last tribute II respect 10 our deceased
brother. Most Worshipiul JAMES EVANS.
l,y order Of the W0r-hipful Master.
fe lS-if II. 7. AUGUST. secretary.
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II. Sell LDON TAYLOR. AZ T.. NJ, meet small bricS
dwelling No. 2lo Leigh street, between second
and Third streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horSes, muies.
NehlocS.
l.. II. COOK, 10 A. NJ. 1 L. ~, S,lc Of Hut1ls
Btoshers sto, of millinery goo is. dree~-.ria.- =
miags, &c., at Ne. bz5 Itcad street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAy.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, much colder and fair
weather and higher pressure.
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[FoR OTHER LOCAL SEE ForRTH PAGr.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 \. NJ, 50 /;
. A. NJ, co; noon, GO ; 3 p. NJ, 60; @ ?.
NJ. IS; midnight, AZ.
Mean temperature. JSJ.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RE- On all sales OF Real Estate made between tae
lst OF January and last ~ June the taxes for thr
present year have to be paid BY the parclaeer. o.
all sales made between Tie lst 81 July and l,st
The year the taxes have to bc psid hy the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by all the red estate agents ia Richmond, aud 81
plies 90 Richhond and yieinity.l
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done q,
the DISPATCH PRIN1INC-iior>E. Good vogS,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CONCERT IL AID OF THE MIDLOTHIAN SUP
FERERs. The Theatre was well filled last
evening on the occasion OF charity enter
tainment for the benefit OF the Midlothian
sufferers. A lecture by the Rev. DR.. Haw-
;horne and wcll-rendered programme by
some OF the best amateur and professional
talent OF Richmond was given. The en-
tertainment commenced with Rossini's
Overture TO Semiramis, and was finely rem
dered by the combined Mozart and Theatre
orchestras, under the direction OF Professor
Gu. Seigcl. Captain +. w. Cunningham
followed with the ballad, Fragrant Sum-
mer." and to a most enthusiastic encore
sang "Genevieve."
The next number on the programme,
clarinet solo, Carnival de Venice by
Signor Felix Jardella. had to be omitted
on account OF the low pitch OF the piano.
Then followed Kreutzer's "Sabbath Day."
by Mcssrs. English, Cunningham, Wat
kinS. Hoffman, Harris, and Ramos, under
the very able direction of Mr.. b. Dashiell.
| This composition was eXquisitely rendered,
and an encore was demanded.
The Rev. DR.. Hawthorne followed next
with a lecture on eloquent Oratory."
This was the feature OF the evening, and had
the title been unannounced, the graceful,
forcihIc. and beautiful diction OF the orator
would have at once suggested TO the most
obtusc the subject Of his discourse. DR..
Hawthorne il speaker possessing rare eX-
cellence Of thought and expression; and
lac won the unqualified admiration OF his
large audience last evening.
Part III. commenced with tenor solo
with the ever-obliging and always-welc0mc
| Captain +. W. Cunningham. He sang the
favorite ballad, "Pretty Red Rose" and
| in responding TO 4 very enthusiastic encore
rendered Steyens's "Lullaby" IN fine style
Captain Cunningham has very sympa-
theiic tenor voice, and never fails TO please
Masters Charlie Siegel aud Joseph kess-
mich, two lilliputian Ole Bulls, next played
fantasia from Martha, which seemed to
please the audience immensely.
Mrs. George Styll followed next with 9
soprano solo" The Flower Girl"-and
/ for Am encore sang "When the Leaves Be
Gin to Turn" This lady. although very
much indisposed, was in better voice than
ever. She electrified her audience with hei
/ fine rendition Of the above selections.
The entertainment closed with n most
acceptable rendition OF Whites "Giye Nc
! Ny own Native Isle" by the seXtette, un'
der the direction Of Mr.. Dashicll.
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do the senator from shenandoah, they need
not lie read at all. (Laughter.l
TIE SENATE ADJorRSED.
About 2:4j p. VI. Mr.. Thurman gave
wav 70 Mr.. Smith for motion to adjourn.
The vote resulted:
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DooK AND JQB WORK NEATLY
ID ExErUfED sl tie pisPATcH rRisriNG'
0OusE.
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ADMISSION: Gentleman and ladies. 80 cents.
FLOOR COMMITTEE: \. Stoflani. V. DOnati, j.
G0nnoila. f. lott
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fLECTRO-VOLTAIC BELTS.

nN THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
We will send on Thirty DAYS Trial
DIR. DYES CELEBRATED
ELECTRO-V -VOLTAIC BELTS
AND SUSPENsOIIES
AND OTHER
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
TO ME\
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ANUsEuENTS.

EIRST GRAND BALL "a
IL Will RE GIVEN BY SA
GIUSEPPE GItSTI CLUE e
AT ~1
MONTICELLO HALL.
MONDAY ,fEBRUARY 20. 1882.
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MEDICAL ACADEMY. The subject OF
.Gastric Tor stomachD Ulcer" will be dis
cussed tonight. This is disease OF much
obscurity and difficult Of diagnosis. To
the patient as well rs 10 the doctor its soln-
tion Is Of great Importance. DIR. ID. III.
Levy will open the discussion. A fuIi at
tendance Is expected.
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POLICE ECoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Ben. Jonc, (coloredl, charged with steal
inc 81 from Thomas Murphy. Discharged.
William Bowles (coloreD was fined s5
for assaulting and beating Irene Bailey,
and required 10 give surety for his good
behavior three months. -,
Wesley Jones (colored), charged WIN
contempt Of court. The case was contin-
ucd till the 2lst.
Gus Riley, drunk, WAS fined 81.
William Banister (colored) was fined $40
for being drunk and disorderly and fast
driving in the street.
George Brown (colorcdD, small boy,
charged with striking Charles King With
n brick. was turned over to his parents to
be punished.
Richard Mccoy (coloredD was fined 80
for assautlng and abusing Emma Ellis.
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,nGE PHOTOGRAPHS for framing ~. LAz
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SUPREME CouRr OF APPEALS Thompson
as. Thompson. Appeal refused by all the
Judges to decree pronounced by the Cir
cult Court OF Russell county on the 18th OF
August, 1881.
In the report OF the proceedings OF this
court on yesterday it was inadvertently
stated that the opinion OF the Court in
Epes Us. Woodson was delivered by Judge
staples, when il should have been that it
was dcliycd by Judge Burks.
The court adjourned yesterday until the
7th OF March next. having finally disposed
OF ninety causes since the commencement
Of the session i'm November last.
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buck Catching.

The Chinese have very ingenious
method of capturing wild ducks. When
they see flock they throw number of
gOunds on the water and let them float
down to the ducks. At first the fowls
are afraid of them, but soon become ac-
cust0med to the strange visitors and
swim around among them, rubbing their
bills against them and playing with
them. e.Chinaman,now places large
gourd with holes for the eyes and mouth
cut in il over his head and carefully
wades out to the ducks, and reaching his
hand up under the water catches them
by the feet, and by quick movement
draws them under the water and fastens
them to girdle that he wears around
his waist. Sometimes an expert will
capture dozen before they become
frightened and leave.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-25

A MEMORIAL from the Utah Legislature
was received by telegraph by Speaker
Keifer last Saturday and read. 1t asks
Congress to appoint commission of
just and wise citizens to visit Utah and
investigate the mormon question before
any action is taken by Congress affecting
the habits and customs of the people.
The memorial is signed by speaker Ly-
man, of the Utah Legislature, and Jos. f.
Smith, president of the council. The
memorial was referred.
A petition was also presented from the
American Baptist home missionary So
ciety, representing one million persons,
asking the abolition of polygamy.