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Object n, hi. eouutry's solicitude TIL death
had claimed him. A beautiful allusion was
made l,v the sneaker TO the service with
Garibaidi Of the not-forgotten and still-la-
mented Br-dfute Warwick, who, later,
fell in our civil war.
CAPTAIN ElIett was frequently interrupted
by the pIaudits Of his hearers, ana when
ne had concluded the applause continued
for some moments.
r. Siyuor r. Grignaschi next addressed the
meeting ia Italian. He also gave graphic
sketch OF the great Liberntor, aud spoke
with evident feeling OF the many brave
deeds performed by him. HIS address,
though considerably longer Than the 9th
ers. held the attention Of those VINO under
stood him 10 the last. and he was greeted
with much applause.
The last address was that o. signor A.
stefani. also IN Italian. and II was pro-
nounced a perfect little gem OF ofafoTy.
Filled with the exquisite phrase0iogy With
which the language Of sunny Italy abounds,
il created intense feeling and aroused the
enthusiasm Of the Italians present, and
caused favorable comment from those who.
not understanding his words. were anected
by the spirited manner OF his delivery.
Round upon round OF applause followed
the close Of this speech.
All the addresses were in excellent taste,
but those Of the three Italian orators were
especially full Of IRE and pafhos IN theI
tender and reverent illusions 10 the de2d
hero. TIE remarks Of each met with an
echoine rcsporsc in the hearts OF thek nti-
nerous hearers. There was little 10 blame
In the efforts which the great cead had
made on TWO continents for mans beho0f.
and 50 the words Of praise and eulogy
were alone those Of love and Affection.
TIE MUSIC.
AZ the end Of each address Professor
Kessnich's land performed appropriate
music. one q the selections played Wa
the e. Garibaidi March" which wa AZ once
recognized hy the Italians, and upon is
conclusion the applause was 50 great ana
prolonged that it had 70 be repeated.
CONCLUSION.
At the close Of the speaking the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted
gss0lrcd. That the thanks of the Itaiian
Colony Of Richmond are due, and are here
bv rendered. o. Mayor William G. Curing
ton. ColoDd J. :. Browning, and Captain
Tazewen Ellett for their kindness IN 20
chcerfuily responding 10 the calls upor
them for addresses at this memorial meet
ing.
Tie ceremonies being then announced
- concluded. the asseIubage quietly dis-
per-ed. Many. however. remaincd for
some time IN order % more closely view
the memorial monument and il decora-
tiOus.
The whole affair was certainly most
crcditabie 20 our Italian iellow-citizeus.
and they are o. De- congratulated upon the
successful carrying-out q their demon
.tTation.
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Tho Duub Waiter Sneaks.

When last heard u by the public Jane,
Coleman. the Young colOred Ilgn eXc0m-
municaed from Rev. John Jasper's church
"f0r coming in contact with the law wa
eyplaining with pencil and paper that hl,
alleged dumbneS- was visited upon him hy
Providence because be "did fool ni.
mother" Mother and son visited Dr. IL.
Caben Tabb % secure for The latter mldi-
cal attention. though b. sid that doctors
could "d0 nothing" Tor him. The
mother. too. was 10 one time inclined 90
believe that a. tie Lord had struck her
boy dumb In punishment f0T the SIN Of
living the doctors ought not 70 interfere
with His work; but Dr. Tabb showed her
tina. II tie dumbnes- was 30 put upon the
fellow nothing they could do could disturb
t.. lut that II il was the result OF natural
PARALYSIS they might cure him. The
mother. who appears 70 BE m honest, GOOD
cid soul. accepted this view, and the boy
yielded 70 medical treatment
Friday evening DR.. Tabb and ". Au-
g;l>tus Lee administered % Coleman chic
roiorn and kept hm lu s-mi-unconsc.ous
state for about haf an hour. They used
yariou, device, % induce him 10 talk, but
L. did not respond. But for al that they
did not give uD their idea that be was
feigning. They told him 20 come % thcm
again next day. Then they resored 20 the
galyanic battery. Or. Ia0b showed HIN
that the thing was not going % hurt HIN,
and De took hold OF the handles.
AZ the FIR. turn % the crank be BEGAN 10
>ouirn; little while later and be yelled
ont:
.. .Ow-ow-0Wrch "
d" say stop" s2id The doctors.
stop -top!" groaned the dumb wait
ter. now nearly doubled UP and turning
and twisting, in answer % TIE electric cur
rent. like snake under bOo;-heel.
" Are Won satisfied:
Tie Dumb DecciYer, now IN great agony,
l0osed biz tongue and said, " "les: stop.
stop: ! am cured: stop
Ihrreup1n the doctors stopped. and
Coleman dropped the handles.
Subsequently, the Dumb Deccivcr ex-
ure-sed great satisfaction IL the resul- o.
lie medical te-t. "God J. q iu-t and good
Cod he declared, "to punish uo f1r
living and then % put in the heads OF the
doctors something that could cure me-
And Or. Tabb looked II Dr. Lee. and
Or. Lee looked u Or. Tatt. and !. hadn't
been uuTr0.es,i0Eal both would have sid !:
"Oh. Coleman. you fraud
SUNDAY Coleman attended service a.
Rev. John jasper church and Lad another
sra-m. There was, Of course. 2 great con-
motion. Yesterday, in ooDsequence, hls
mother was after Or. Tab5 for q prescr.l-
ton. and she got il. The Its are about g.
genuine a- the dummies.
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MI. LYME & Co. = =. &- ccrml-sfoner-f siie
~ Lantsome ttfte-s.0TT 5glfk fc..1elss ~.
Boz west rankin siIret-
j.. THOMPSON BROWN. I +. ~ y,-fiial.te rsfes-
rr.frrry o. -. lefsseu , risfa 1ul 2 lrtl
sfrcr.s- yccuriei bY Chrisil-D ( y ills aut q.
Pert
GEUBGs 2 WILLIAMS. Il " ooinEis.ioa-r's
ala = farm ~ -53 acres Ia hearieJ eorgfr.
". goUpIN A son. q =. ". ssius BE - o. tie
nsrsh ..ee ~ ~ bllveca Madison aaI i.l.-
lere streets
Il. /. -TArl.as { CO.. g =. ". tTas.c.'f as's og
u-.lt slnzg' framed cseiiing 80. szi st4s .le
s.rssL
OU.RLrs 4 scCCRiJY. =. r. ~. va,u,.le w.
caut Truferty ~ ksckri-t, k4cSr - tl. ~ st.s
brirk-yagd
FRANK y. HIIL < Co. . r. ~. frl,ns co.ftrr
of fJrr rs0uss viii isrse hriss hri.dlr< a rsa-.
Oa Grove EYell1e be;yCea Harsls all pa
-frtgfs
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Board of Directors of the Chamber of
Commcree-Ihe Suffering ia Pai-
~T.ls

rIclz.
The newly-elected Board Of Directors o;
tbe-G hamiser 81 Commerce met yesterday
afternoon-P President Blsnkenship IA the
chair. Present Messrs. Bsueh, Bowie,
Crump. Eilett, Hawes, jenkins. Rooney
and MberTy.
The Chair announced that NesSrs. 4. 3.
Addison. Barton Haxall. and W. Il. War
wick had. on account Of business engage
men;s, declined 70 serve on the Board.
On motion, Mcssrs. Orrin COttreu, :
-Hnsh. and NJ. ;. Quiries were elected 20
III the vacancies.
Mr.. B2uca presented the following,
which Wac read and adopted:
Whereas. according 20 statements pub
lished iR The Richmond papers, il appears
that a state of starvation exists in the
county Of Patrick, and appeals have been
made 70 the Tobacco Exchange and Pro
duce Exchange 10 alleviate the suferings
OF the starving people; and whereas be-
lieying that the aileyiAtion Of the suderings
Of our ieii0w-citiZens Is q supreme duty 10
the whole population o, the Stafe Of Nir-
ginia outside Of Patrick county therefore
EeS0lred, Thsf this body Request his
Honor the Mayor 81 cur civ 10 inquire
into the cxpediency Of calling mass-nis-et-
iay of the citizens. and Ia invite TIE chiefs
os other cities and counties 10 follow our
example, for the purpose Of raising moneys
10 make our fciiow-citizeas comfortable
until the now growing crops have been
harvested.
The tiszir stated thai the regular stand
ing committees would be announced
througr the newspapers.
Adjoxlr ped.
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Crrr CIRCUIT CorRr.-The jury In the
case of Howiett's administrator Us. The
Tredegar Company Yesterday returned a
verdict FOR the plaintiff FOR $3.50 damages.
Mr.. Howiett sued for $4,000 damages for
the death of bis son. who was caught ia
the machinery 3; the Tredegar Works.
There Il another suit for s2,00o damages
against the Tredegar Company bropgii' ~
Mr. H0wlett for damages sustained CT ae-
count OF the illness and death of iis 500.
This i yet q lie tried.
The suit % l.. X. I.beil Us. The CITY u
Richmond for damages wss adjourned over
until to-day. A jury from Hanover county
will try this ease.
4 venire has hecn summoned ior til.s
morning ~ 10 o'cio,iI 70 try certain con-
yicts who are liable FOR n second term IN the
pcD.tgutiary.
frOp OTHER local SFE VnTRTU P4rVf
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DfHEDEN Ds.

DINIDESD S0TICE--AT rss.'io-
IL uf gisc t'resiJeui ara fHseetnrs - &C. a ci-
sIras.A fF,sSrrir ksanrg aud fasas4ar ia -
f.,sst,sny isiG ga IL 2rta - NzS. f7ht. g. tsss
fssei~ea. that DIVIDEND 81 - Ftts
-UkRf tc terety aesizrcd Dpoe To- rei'-- y
.s.sck u r. cotassaf- ssay4fse ah tfe ~ o. r
geiv -ss and tA-s fhr SANE 1lstoont = HG.l Ar
ths same tiRls ~ escA aisioeEa eesg~@"s - 80
hgserse dos'zfA-"
The tr.nsfer iss0ks mere dlrurtcd = n t'sae1
after ths 2itn day a iEnct i-eR. .--.,
t t1z-eoatSrl 1fsssNse2-
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ExAnrSrE OF TITLES. Ae.

TOHS 4. MEANLEE. EXAsiiNEG Or
81 TfTIG@. ClssFfkN EE. AND NOf fkf
FTrI,T.fg. OFFICE "a ELEVENTH DtFHt LH
MAIN .sD EANA sfEAffe--l TesPe.'' f1-.f -
Ia; re Iatf0Dcs- ef ny rrt.nds sfi1 fie ~, 4 /,
reneraiy. A. % ns3 c.,&et;y FcIfa ~ ~ ~ -
riefcs - depnsy clsa -nr .fC issf 81 xtfcr suart
su4 v TIE l1respers - tle o.T gensr4is.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Mayer yetoes the Spring-Street-Home
Appropriations for sfreet-Imprcvemenfs-
The Action OF the Common Council i'm Va
rions Matters Copcurred in-Election OF a
Menber-se Ordinances Passed.
Among them One in Reference 20 the Rich
mond and AHeghany Railroad Company.
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Rich Tripic-siIv,r.plsied ware

The sale oi the above desirable goods
viii be- continued to-day at Io5 O'Clock A..
n. and : o'clock L. NJ, Al ny store. 1916
Main street. The collection j. worthy the
attention 81 The public.
Jyo. =. LAUCHroy, Jr., Aucti0ncer
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DEF RIGEkATORS.
BEFEfGEEAToEs
BEFEICERAgORs
uTNIN G-EoQN,
CLIMAX.
ALPINE
NLESEEl-
WATEH-CoOL
AND
GATE CITY Stone fILIEREh-
FoE sALE AZ
p Il. TAYLoK'S-
mv8 l0l1 Mzin street.
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commencement Week at Richmond
Female Institute.

The exercises 90 this Institution are a.
WAYS interesting and ta.tefully arranged.
and the issuing of invitations for she W.
ri0us Occa, ons are signal, FOR q LARGE in
gathering not only from different portions
of our state, Aut from many southern
States.
sunday Dr.. Hawthorne delivered. ~ the
First Bap-is, church, a1 eloquent and
practical sermon 20 the young lad.e, oi the
Institute and % their hundreds q friends
present.
last night fhe Evoteric Society gave a
musical and literary entertainment which
Cyinced moro t1ienttian i, generally found
In girl. Of 50 few wears. Their readings
would put t0 shame some public reader. -
thc present day. Tie entire programme
was 30 well executed II :. hard % Gi-CTimi-
nate, bait we We're impressed with the
rare dramatic talent of Ms Ida Bower.
in her rendition q "si.ter aud T.
difficult sci a>son for any reader
o. The Naughty Girl" fy Miss Ida Gray. q
littl wi- 0i ten. was natural md quite
perfectly relderel TIE plaint.ye poem.
Pr ser 0t Mary Queen o. Scots wa-
t1urliuc.v rcci-ed hy Mi-- M0.ie Minor.
b. .Parrha-Iu-. O fayOriJe selection q e.ocu-
tiOni-t-. though long and difficult. was re-
C.t ty Mi-- Emma FOs.ett. " hO evinced
q thorough knowledge Cf the science # e.
Ocft.0n. Mis, Maggie Dye'- " Model
sermon Wl- tne bUT'esque on
the serlOni1ing o. the day. and
she entered heartily into its humorous
spirit. Tie clo-use- were weI drilled
and tle execution ~ the in .rumL,al mU-
sie sustained the tine reputation of their
we.-su0WE instructor. Mss Dustman.
Everybody wishes for the society The bright
future which their fr.t entrance -nto pub
De rrOmL..-.
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Purest Cal..ornia brandy. Port and
Angelica wines. Gibs0n's Old Hhiskey,
best bottled beer. finest tea- and Codess,
and household supplies of the be,' quality
en- Pc bought o., joseph y. Blair, grocer,
536 Main street.
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PARpOyFD.-The Governor Yesterday
pardoned John Bowler, who shot and
killed Charles II. Rogers IN Hennco
county. and wns sentenced 70 nine Years 10
the psFlitentiary. Bowler just after tbe war
was convicted OF borse--tealing and sen
fenoed 10 one year in Tie penitentIary.
subsequently be Wa returned ior tise m'tr-
dero. Roa,ers. He served tbe nine Year., and
was serving I've years addi1cnai term Tor
second conviction when he was pardoaed
by tie Governor.
William Brosius. who was convicted IN
ISIS In the Circuit C0ur oi Frederick
county Of forgery and sepieneed 70 eight
years In the penitsntiary, was also par
doned yesterday by The Governor.
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The sherla Il Aiiemarle county arrived
ia the city se,ssr.asy with ionr prisoners,
including twin bsvls,ss about fiitern Year,
Of age.
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NA " tN l4aaA ~t-A-N A4A4 LAf II
WI fnd great rclef from lhc cou 81. patton vi.il
which yag 90 often suffer by takiLg srlu1.
LIVER REGULATOR. 70 T. q simple. hz-mic-s,
vegetable compouu3- sure y rciic.e y01. laf e4l
% 10 injuV. Genuine pleparel oaly 1y ?. T.
ZElLIy CO.
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4 NICE RIDING AND DBI- ~
y XING-UDHSE EeR SAL F-- siefiun IL
FiE.. Eel broken O. harness. and a. excellent nov -
UH.tr rie saidlc. Cheap f0r cash. Can tt ,et.n 81
JOHN MALN'- STABLE
Frnkilu te-wCeu Iuurll and .ftl -t-et,.
81 lH-8ts
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The FiSzsT LENSES made arc leing uiDul '.s, l
cEL.ULo-o sEAHEs They are haudsrfl.- i.-a-,
and slrou Z, aal give letter saiisfse,lra ta-a F
evl--.4--es. Far safe ly ~ ie-flrg i11l 10
IL --r--
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The following amounts were received %
the Dispatch counter Yesterday i0r The Pat
riCs-counfy sufferers:
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WASHINGTON AND LIZ UNIvZEsTTy.- The
following i the programme FOR commence
ment exercises:
SUNDAY. June iSth-ll 4. NJ, Baecalau-
reate sermon. Rev. J. i. Hawthorne, DID. (;
ss p. NJ, address before the Young hen's
Christian Association, Hon. RcverI OGld.
Monday, June lAh-6 7. NJ. annual re-
glfta: Z. NJ, music and promenade.
Tuesday, June 2Th-lo \. NJ, meeting
Of the Board of Trustees: r NJ, meet
ing u the Alumni Association; = 7. NJ,
meeting Of the literary societies; oratorieal
contest.
Wednesday. June 2ls.-ll A. NJ, sd-
dresses. delivery Il diplomas, certificates,
prizes. &C.. 10 7. NJ, final tai.
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NAsoS1C ELEcTT0N.-At stated meeting
Of Loce Franc4i>e. No. 80. held IL -. AZ
ban, Hall iast uight, The following olicer-
were elected FOR the ensuing year: lsad0l
LOyenstein, WorshiPful master; Henry /.
Peiouze. senior warden: Bills G. stay.
junior warden: WOrshipful Julius strlus,
treasurer: Worshipful William L0Yen-
stein. secretary; william Cans, senior dca-
con: Gu. l.. Delarle. Junior deacon.
Trustees: Nessrs. Jane II. Capers, y.
Ezekiel. aud John i. MAYER. Member Of
Masonic Relief Board. Brother l. Loyen-
steiu. The Worshipful Master appointed
Messrs. J. N. May6eld and Joseph Hutzler
stewards committee; William +. johnson
steward; d. r. Collins, tier.
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rrox Iv EuE E-oco.-NoIuEN' i-rf
LIQUID fn-nscr oF D-zT AID 1oNlr l-f- 20
orator. a. rils hoiiiea, es-rcaes the hsei a.cs
-.eazllou- cufls dysreaia, rerf0..-is-r- al''.'l
chn,. fescr. ~ Or su9 frl.-ic couI .llal. ~.
,s- Coids5.'s. TlLe H9 tt4fr. - trrF- -.-
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ELEG ANT CHAMBER AyDN
H fAkfl0H~SIfTS. -
fsi>f<fs-EaoN Ef3T<. ~
HAT1nf-rYf- Ef1sIsT&fs. FEATffERs. W
LON -Phs(Ef CHAMBfE- A&D PAIL r.
StiTs~ SD FrsSt ssrie9s ol oflseg re<ssls
ESanitzr ta{ S1rf srsft stsk. and fi4e rr1cez
s.4E Ess@<t. kAHlk1 w. HAkNooD.
Il S4-9y15m bsferuS ssre<f.
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orr CDrEIEy FEByDs nur Ilt l1r-cf lat
Sc k1cD . lzrFe sos ~ - gTl4.a ~ Hagf fssf
WHISKY. H.. 70. B-ku o.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-FOr the Mid
die Atlantic States. slightly warmer east 10
south winds, lower barometer. partly
cloudy weather, and occasional light rains.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was parity
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ 4. NJ, O.; /;
Q 4. NJ. 20: noon, s.; i. NJ, 50; p.
NJ, 20; midnight, es.
Mean temperature, T5.
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REUEGANILAII0S oF THE lOJNG GrAED.-
The surviving member- 4 ibi old aDd
popular military orgalizati0n me- b5 cal
II many q TIE cd memiers. Ia the tAan-
cerv-Courr room. Cry Hal, recently and
formed = benevolent organ izaiioD undtr
TIE name q the 4" Young Guard As-oe.s-
ton" The object q the movement J. niu-
tllal aid and COOPERATION IN adfaucing ite
welfare Of the surviving members - tne
Young Guard. This clmfony "a, or-sn-
ized En- fsJ0. and grew into a baitai!on be-
fore the breaking out Of The late var. hey
entered TIE var VITA over 100 mefnher
ara did active service II the cause. if b
rot intended tllai tbe Assertion -bsn Do
auv military dur, exeept s0ca = may ''e
made Necessary ~ .ae death II any Il the
nembsr-. Tie following are the officers
elected sJr thc ensuing year. Haior John
:. Rsdv. president; CaIs IA Charles y.
Rady. lrst yice-pre> sergeant y. NJ.
5 Bafkius. second sice- president: John j.
II. Brewer. secretary: John l. Stevenson
assistant secretary; Corporal VI i. k9'sn-
son, treasurer; james A. Gil, X. Ii. f0x
< aud J. Il. Lane. executive COMMITTEES. IL'
As-oelation viii me.l tonight " eoEni'ie''
IL organization.
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DCv'r F0lcsr THE FLtCE--
hr-0v,--. on f... .-uf1 sre ~ Mz-l a.f., &
LeFs-l Two fagl.l.us-
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SASH. nIINps. DOORS. Ae.

SAsa. BLINDS, DOORS,
MOpLDISGs. BRACKETS. &C.
WHiTEHt-RsI & OWEN.
MANUFACTURES
Tws2fra street t~tsSen Canal and Byrd,
xp 2-Sn Rfchtoussd. Va.
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NAyz.Srf1A -HrEEg. virCuIA -al l--
roaTED cLkrET. - %. ..Lal- O..
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CITY TAXES.
n o T c Z.

n TICE.
Tf.is osioe wiz - oisf,< DAILY from the l5TH
70 gBE SorH JINL. ncfve,a the hoars q :
o'clnes A NJ and { o'clect Z. NJ inclusive, for the
pssrpy,e q rs.rtiysag from any Isrson charged
Win
CITY TAXES
fhe WHOLE OF oNE HALF q the amouut - iHx
<h2r.el- aud 5 icy ceu.ul VII he adocd 70 fsls
zlE auuf 4 iaN cazrEs8 iH Fvesr ease where the
rEFty 1ssssses silan faii - Jay tt whole or ulie
ha1f Slfslla the tiu@ ~ ulnitcl .
a T. wOoisS0N-
- East Collector.
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Miss -lEtE ElEL-4 flNtkh4 IA~I NlNht-
The complimentary oenef- % Miss EoIue
Sheffield gwen "a, Mozart Hall h-t evening
va. @ succcs, 81 very resi'ect, and the fair
souG.rre-s j. 20 te Congratulated upon .
fact well attested on this OccasiOn-Viz.. tbat
IN 20 short residence I'm Richmond Size
has become q decided layo.ite here. il re-
Quires no ordinary attraction ID tne way Of
q c0ncerT 20 bring Out large audience. 90
pecisily when f must need, b. composed in
great part d people who attend weekly
Mozart uuSicl.e throughout the entire year.
Every -5at ia TIE hall Was filed ia>t
night. and The H1wIzer,. i0r.F-iEe strong,
attended in Uniform. The audience seem-
al highly rlea-ed-.ndeed. from The de-
cided manner in which they demanded
enc0reS at almost every number, they 81
pered in,4ia;e. The following pro-
gramme W., eXCeileniig-Nei rendered
throughout:
Part IL Duet. clarinet aud piano,
0Weber.} Me-srs. JaIde.a and ReiAaardt
:. solo. Waiting Her. Tony. Ni--
haGield: 3. Quar- tte. soldier Fare
we'll" lkinkel.l Messrs. Hot. Waikin-.
CApiu. and Grant: 9. solo. violin. .-e-
lected.l NJ II. r. Laute; 3. Due-.
Is >empre IH>iani.' ,Camp.na.l DR.. ~lay-
tEn aud Nl-> ~-fliilIl.
Part Ill. D.et. TWO pino-.l "Lcs
Huguenot-. No--. Hc,sr>. Iulow and
pelhIdI; .. 500. a" laratlna.' 'r lotow.J
Mis. AdlA r.. Levy; o. SOLO. "oh. Whi,-
p-r uhat Thou r 'e-t. 8-fe. Mr. L. u.
Hou.- 2 Duct. 90 see tho Hslf Moon,
lDmp.u.. M.-- sheffield a.d Ar. Gun
uinglam: 2. solo. DO Mid-hipll-s,f lAG-
am..l Mr. W. y. Grant; o. Quart ite.
o. ,erellde." .Ait Ne--f-. Hot. u @klns.
Chaplin, and G-.st
NLll- all a--i-ted in o " labor q love"
and acquitted fha,lstlFes -1 handsomely t
gere FEB bad -l-.e io Drilci-e and difficult
% d0iu,iice in maxim. indnidurl mention.
Yet we c4ln1- relr. 70 l-9m c0mplIeu,ing
iu h.ghe-t terms The excellence ~ tie Male
ql1ncfte. Their Fg. .s-. without 80. eftlol.
blend FIJI beautiful harmony. and lhey sing
with charming eject. Nay they continue
q permanent organ .1ailol lrQ acc Ile ti1t
lu!-l Whll t.Ue alone can give. Ite
dle- 0u Two Tla11s was also aD ullsfll iy
fine number ~ tle pEo-r1riEle. and wacn
-ye shall have expressed our surprise 20 the
courage ol fie yo-n- tlufcrft s. DO es-avcd
q cavatiua thai w1ull haYefn fhtfDed many
q veteran u public singing, ald compi-
wsnt ler ef0r. Wc shall reseT,e iLf-
der reua-E tDr ihe far ftfpicli
u thr complimentary testimonial. Mt--
sheffield Le. uIre. sweet couiraito.
which sae use- with mucs iafc. While
there /. nothing pAe80mela about her
voice. . = tru. end flexible, and Ios-esse-
q certain quality q richnes- tnat give
promise q greater power. Her method.
which f. good. wzs somewhat iuiI-ired
ia.t evening iv some slight iauify pins.ug,
the result. delltless. Il fright natural 70
IN OCCASION - emiugra.sing 10 one II Der
vesrs. We wi.h The fair .Cngstre>, sue-
ccss. and can bu. ssy thai Il sAe continues
10 make friend. here in TIE saIEe ratio - n
the pa.t lie VIII be the n0st p0pui-r
SINGER in Richmond.
To the management q Mr. N. +. Ramos
Is due much %; the credit for The slcces.
Il the concert.
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