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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-07
By Grubhs & lliams,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE No. GlS NOETII
SEVENTH STREET BY AjCriON.-In cNccu-
ton Of q decree of tie Chanccry Court f"i the ely
81 Richmond entered ON June q. lSN2. IN the
cause OF Pcndlcton. trustee rs Meredith and 0IS..
the undersigned. special commissioners, VIII sell
10y public auction. on the Premise. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER L. 1s-2,
at AZ O'Clock T.. NJ. the COTTAGE RESIDENCE
No. i / : north seventh street. Just beyond Leigh
street. containing eight on ten rooms. being the
same house AZ one time occupied 10y Rev. DR.. Bur
rows. and ~ present by Mr.. W. II. Smoot. The
LOT fronts 80 feet by good depth !, enclosed olt
IT. front by handsome iron fence ana tllc front
ward ha- in n TWO beautiful maRnolias
This property has many attraction, for a family
residence. among which are its ucIrncs- to market.
business. and place Of auu-cmcnt. and IT. most
excellent neighhorhoOd; and besides these induce
mcnt~ il will. If q moderate amount of money T.
expended on IL. prove desirable ana paying III
YcStmCut.
TERMS: one fourth cash: halanccat tx. twelve.
and eighteen months. for fgotilhlc note. with in
terc-t addc and tile retained bV the Court until
the property j. fully paid for.
WILLIAM 4. PENDLETON.
/. Y. WINSTON.
JOHN HUNTER.
~niriti (Dfnmi .-iDutr-.
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TCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
~ AND
BEAUTIFULLY-LAYIN BUILDING LOT,
FRONTING G5 FEET on THE NORTH SIDE
OF GRACE STREET
BETWEEN LAUREL AND SItAFER STREETS,
AND
RUNNING BACK 100 FEET TO AN ALLEY.
Al the request Of The owner we will sell by public
auction. on tie premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER l2,1sS2,
al A. o'clock L. W.. the abOye-locatcd HAND
SOME LOT. IN "a desirable and rdpidly-improv-
ing ncghborhoOd.
Lots are getting scarce in this locality. and the
demand daily mere sing. 50 this sale offers IN op-
portunity to secure desirable site Tor home or
10 make Il profitable investment
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance in tx. twelve.
and eighteen months. with per cent. interest, for
notes secured by deeds of trust on property
Il. Is. ClIAFFlN CO..
OcJ AuctionccrS.
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH.
MoND AND BALTIMORE ~ ZACH
DIRECTION.

COrrcspondingly quick time 10 Other ,s.ln.a
Through bills of ladiug issued a. low rtt,.
A.. {. \. TAl iOR
y General ful.at A-tnf
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EOR NAN YOKK.-The nld =,


Il Domiuion steamship Company's Ssxs~Es.srssss.
proposed salliug- for the week following are:
October 9th, AZ O'Clock L. VI.
81 ANDOI ~ Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
October Sih. al ! 2 o'clock VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCu. TUESDAY, Oc,o.
Der 10th, al , O'Clock L. VI
Freight received until o'clock Z. VI. Friday.
Tuesday.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch To all points north, south.
east, ana west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Afler-cabin fare 10 New York (includlng meal,
and BERTH, $40; rouGd-triptlckcts, SIS; steeragc
WIN suhslience, ~; without subsistence. 80
Passengers leaving RichmOnd MONDAYS Tues
DAYS Wednesdays and SATURDAYS by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad al 1880 (. NJ Will make
connection M Norfolk with steamer leaving those
lays cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets o. bc had AZ
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A W
Garber's, 1000 Main street.
FOR freight or passage, apply To
GEORGE W. ALLEN i Co, Agents,
oc COmDanN'S Wharf, Roc kpfts
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP -,
~ COMPANY. s.zszk.sessa
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii di-patch one of Their splendid
,tcamers-I ! ANDOIIE. EOANOhE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. ana RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY.
For hours Of sailing sec advertisement below
DAYS. and SATURDAYS i. VI. rron Pier %
new number, North river. foot Of Beach street.
They have splendid saloons. statc-rooms. and
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, and attention. ar,
unsurpassed.
Auer-cahin fare 10 New York INCLUDING meat.
ana bclthl. SO: round-trip tickets l. -le,rtg.
with subsistence, -; without subsistence. 81
frelghts Tor points beyond New ork Forwarded
WIN dispatch, and no charge made cxcept actplI
expenses incurred.
Freight received until ; O'Clock Z. u. Tally.
For further information. apply 10
80 GEORGE ". ALLEN < CO.. Agent
w " Otlcr (Oml,anA' = MhnrNa..- R...L.-tts
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by Jno. +. LauRhton. DR., AuctiOneer,
1906 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DARKROOM
L FIXTURES MtRBLE-TOP COUNTER.
BAGATELLE-TAHIE FURNITURE. &C., &C.,
At AUCTiON.-By virtue of deed of triist duly
executed TO the undersigned as trustee. and record
ed In the clerks Office of the ChanccTy Court Of
The city of Richmond. ! viii sell AZ auction. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER @, 1882.
at IL O'Clock. AZ the blT-rcom No. Is south
Eighth street, between Main and Cary streets,
l EXCELLENT WALNUT-TOP BAR-COUN-
TEI-with attachments. in good Ordcr-aud
BEER PUMP:
BAR-SIiELVINti. LOOKING.GIASSES,
ONSTER-COUNTER. PICTURES;
| MARBLE-TOP NTEh;
l BAGATTLLE-rABLE with BALLS and
CUES; LARGE-SIZE COOKING STOVE
and fixtures: DFCANTERS. GLASSES
CLOCK. BEDSrEADS, MATTRESSES
DESKS, TABLES. Sc.
SAMUEL T.. GARRISON. Trustee
JNo. L. LAUGHTON. Jr. AuetionecT. OCT
NOR SALE OR RENT, TIE FARM
Il KNOWN As CHESTNUT HILL. near the
Brook turnpike lust opposite the residence OF
Colonel John Il. Young. Improvements good Has
two icc-houscs. sale 10 take place
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1882.
al II O'Clock NJ, aud will include all the CROPS
IMPLEMENTS &c
1t the farm i not soldit viii he rented AT auction
on that day. For further particulars apply 10
W. GODDI\ & son,
DC AuciiOncCrs.
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AUCTrOy sALEs-Faturc Days:
nv WIN. II. LYME & CO. and Quarles McCurdy'
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers'

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF THOSE TWO
HANDSOME, ATTRACTIVE, VERY vALUA-
BLE AND COMMoDIoUs
rIvF-sTORY IRON AND sT0CK-BRlCh-
FRONT STORES,
KNOWN AS
THE "PRICE BLOCK"
nv TIE Southeast CORNER OF MAIN
AND ELEVENTH STREETS
N TIE VERY HEART AND BUSINESS
PORTION OF THE CITY,
occrp,FDBy THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK, THE MERCHANTS AND
PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
AND THE UPPER PART By MEssRs. A.
HOEN & CO., LITHOGRAPIIERs.
rv virtue of A decree of the Chanccry Court OF
the CITY of Richmond. entered the lolh oi AprIi'
1882, I'm the suit Of the Planter Naup.ai ,'n''S
l ~. I'M
nron6rnccd by said court In said cause the uhucr-
Signed special commissioners thereby appohtcu'
win sell by public auction ON tue premises ."
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1882,
NJ | o'clock T. NJ. the VERY VALUABLE PEo-
PERTY located and described rs above, ironllng
ON thc south line of Main street AZ III rect ana
| extending back between parallel lines and along
HE eastern line Of Eleventh street lab 6-l2 Feet
more or less, to an alley. 80
The location Of this property j., without eNccp-
ton. the best I'm the city while the very amlrihie
arrangements for bu,ncs, purposes, ana me excel
lent class of tenants occupying II, should attract
capitalists wishing the most solid ana prohtinie
investment, such property Is rarely found II the
market.
TERMS: One fourth cash: residue at six, twciNc'
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, d per
cent added and the tile retained until the entire
purcha.c-moncy +. paid and a CONVEYANCE ordered
by the Court. CHARLES +. NlllILOCk,
HENRY e.. CANNON,
special Commissioners.
WM.I LYME & CO., J
and AucllonCcrs.
IN. ARIES 4 MCGIRDI,N o.
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by Grubbs a Williams.
Real Estate agents and Nuctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main AID Bank.
TNRU STEE'S SALE OF TIE THREE
4 STORY BRICK STORE No. 1909 EAST
FRANkLIN STREET. BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEENTH SIREET>. BY ACC TlON.
by virtue Of deed of trust dated ljth October.
1850. and duly recorded in Richmond Chauccry
Count clerk, Office I'm Dccd-Book III Il. on Pare
2Sj, and being required to do 90 by The creditor
secured | VIII sell by public auction. on the pre-
misses on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER r. 1882.
At AZ o'clock p. NJ, The VALUABLE STORE
above referred to. nj present occupied as shops an
for storage by NJ. Preston Bclvin. fronting about
- fee. ana running back about Z feet.
Tins property + well located for the furGiure
business. and always commands good rental. and
should attract the attention Of investor. a. well as
Those wanting a good business stand in an I'M
proving location.
TERMS BY CO.'S ENT: one third cash: balance
at i and twelve months. for notes with interest.
aud secured by deed Of trust.
~ ID. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
GlsUBBS a WILLIAMS. AuCtiouCrrS oc =
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CITY OF RICliN0ID OR ARIEL.
Ms CAN BE ENGAGED +
OR NIGHT.


Freight received daily Tor Norfolk. Por- .urouth.
>nithicld. and Hampton; Washington. D. c.:
NewbcrH. Washington. and Tarhoro'. y. g.. and
an points IA Eastern North Carolina: also. f.r
Eastern shore Of N.rgina. Old Point and ana rogu-
Jar landing, on James river, at LOWEST RAT T..
ana through bills issued. l.. b. TAItM.
Oc Superintendent.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VAL.
Y TABLE LITTLE FARM SITUATED IN
HFNRICO COUNTY. SEVEN MILES EAST Ot
TIE CITY OF KlCllNpNp AND HALF \
MILE FROM FAIE-OAkS STATION. on TIE
RICHMOND AND NOI,h-RlNFR RAILROAD
ln execution Of decree of the Circuit Court oi
llenricO comfy. I'm the suit Of Glenn rN Davis cN-
ccutor. &C. entered on The 27tl day of June, $50.
We. the undersigned special commissioners ap-
pointed thereby. will sell by public auction at
llcnrico County-Court house. ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9Tu.
that icing couri-davl III - O'Clock N..thc ub,y We
described PROPERTY
The FARM contains l2l.s ACHE>-1hout 50 of
which are cleared. balance In wood. The cleared
land IA, btcu heavily lined. and l. i'm good heart.
a. thc present growing crop will show.
Tie DWELLING r. new. and contains five
rooms. The out-huildiug> are Jnplc-ncw graua-
rs. Sc. Churches and schools are convenient.
Po-.cs,c~,ion OF The land ~ once % parties visit
ing 90 seed wheat. and Of the building on January
1t next.
Mr. =. y. Davis. who resides ON the place. Will
take pleasure In showing the property
TERMS ono third cash: balance At one and two
year. for negotiable not,s. with Interest addict
from day If sale and tific reclaimed until the IN
tire purchaso-mOncy d, paid and q decd ordered hy
the Court; or cash. ~ hc option - TIE purchaser.
II. \. ATKINSON. JH..
/. VI. CONNER.
Special Commi ->ionor~.
SUTTON 4 CO.. AuctOnoer- sc2S
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AUCTION sALrs...ruture Days.

NSNshOS ~" >SSss'f uture hrs -
B~ II, seldom Taylor,
Pa, Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
csAre Eleventh and Bank streets
AUCTION SALE
THREE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
DEsIRAB BULDING-LoTs
FOR DWELLINGS
NOW TO BEHAD IN TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND,
SITUATED At THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF GRACE AND FIRST STREETS,
FRONTING on THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE
STREET 80 FEET EACH,
AND RUNNING BACK ABOUT $50 FEgT
TOAwIDE ALLEY.
At the request Of the owner Will proceed 10 sell
nj public auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY or OCTOBER, 1882,
commencing at A. o'clock =. NJ. those HAND
SOME BrILDING-LOTSa above mentioned. Ihey
arc located in one OF the best and most fashionable
portions OF the city. and this sale affords an oppor
unity To purchase choice site for two rst-class
dwellings, or for a block OF modern house, Wilcn
will always command a desirable class Oi tenants
AT Driccs that will pay well.
| TFRNs: One fourth cash: the balance at six,
twelve eighteen. and twcnty-fOur months. for ne
gotiabc noies, with interest added ana secured u!
a deed of trust H. SfhDoN $500,
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ny f""iics McNufdy
william II. Lyue 4 Co.,
Auctonees
{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIL,
~ VALUABLE LOT, WITH SMALL HRICE
sTTppEEEEr IHLREON. No. 10 EAST MAIN
nihEFI.-ln pursuance of decree of the Chan
eccT Court for the city OF Richm9ld mad" ON tb,
H IoH OF nPrI, 1852, in the suit u The Printers
Nn,iohli Bank rs. Lyhe's curlt0rS aud ais. we
premises, ON ''' 'Po" 'he
THURSDAY, OC1oBXR IL, 1850.
az ,in . o clock H. NJ that W LIABLE LOT. Will,
Bhith STORE thereon, iuealcd as aboye DE-.
se1Ded IrsntDg on the seuth line of Main s,reet
"a 7-lzNef 4-lz rect. more or les,
IEHls; One fourth cash residue az SIX. t,yeIv.,.
ind eighteen months. ior negotiable nOtes Interest
foded, ana tiile retained until the whole prrrhise.
money is paid. and a conveyance ordered by ne
-ouIt' CHARLES T.. WHiTLOCK,
HENRY q. CANNON.
9HUAELEs & McCuRpY and WILLIAM ii. lyme
W. A"c'ipheers. ocl
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBI RC
IL RAILROAD.
TIE OLD RELIABLE tlI-ftll ROUTE
IN
NOHFpi Is
VIA Petersen ND
VIA PEItR>Ul Ec
GREATLY-RrDrcrD RArr,

Richmond To Nprfoil ... - S..
hiyhu'ond 10 Norfolk ana gcflu t..i iur
three days.. ....................... 3 30
Richmond To- Old pulnf.......... ........ 3 Dl
Richmond 10 old Point and return. - -
70, uckets ana All Information apIf 90 ltl.t
uchct once Manclt ter. 1000 cas-. Main -f.,.r.
and al office of general pa~>sngrr agent. y.
Tenth street. sol. ma A. fr,se N.,....
/. VI. EMERSON. General Pt...tI..r A,.,f
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- lC II MON ID, FRkDFRlCK>BJEG
~ AND POTOMAC RAIrROAp

THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAST-FRFrclrr INK
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE. pm ABEL
fHiA' NEW lORk, AND FA>ltEN
AND WESTERN CITIES
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b. III, seldom Taylor,
Pen, Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
Once Eleventh and Bank Streets
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
~ UABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY
OF GO0CIiLAND, YA.-Under DEGREES OF tne
Crcnit Court OF ioocb.and I'm ises therein depend
Ing, We will sell at public auction, at Goochiahd
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Passenger IFrclsht dii- Frrighfdaftg
daily. 'lycN. Sund'y *. sunday.
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At New York on Thursday the TroyS
gained an easy victory over the Metropoli-
tans, OF New York. The following is the
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
ntnturbaneo Lest NJ. hI,

About 10 O'Clock last night, while Q
number OF Democrats were coming from
the meeting in Instituts Hall, after lis
teninR to the good advice of Senator
Bayard, to resist the officers OF the law
they commenced to act in disorderly
manner. Officer Cathcart VINO wit
messed the proceedings demonstrated
with them, and threatened one who ap-
peared to be the worst OF the party with
arrest, If they did not conduct them
selves Ia q proper manner. He wai
given to understand that he could not
take anyone out of that crowd, when he
seized John Cullin. The officer was
imm ediately attacked by the gang, and
had it not been for the timely arrival
of other officers, would NJ doubt have
been used pretty roughly.
AS IL was he was struck number ol
times, but etill held on to his prisoner.
The officers were compelled to draw
their clubs to keep the crowd from at
tempting q rescue, and the prisoner
was safely lodged in the hall. At Sixth
and Market streets another one Of the
gang, named John Brady, interfered
and was promptly arrested by Chief Of
Police Hawkins. At the hearing Chii
morning Cullin was fined 50 and cost
for disOrderly conduct and Brady u
aud costs for interfering with an officer
Perhaps some Of the others that maI
attempt to act on the Senator's advice
will also come to grief before the day Il
past,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
THIRD EDITION.
FUne,.Is Yesterasy.

Mr., John Anderson, who dIeo At Sne
Claytou huuee last Saturday was ou,
ried Yesterday Afternoon, the funeral
taxing place from the residence OF n; u
Rice at the corner of Fifth and Shipley
streets. The ceremonies were performed
at the house by the Rev. III b Msrtlui
rector of Trinity Chapel. The pail bear,
ers ' ere Captain W. II. Smith, George
richardson; George D. Armstrong,
Iswts Thompson, Joseph d. Bailey ano
Dr, Jacoo DericksOn. At the conclu
sioo of the ceremonies the funeral pro-
ceeGed to the Old Swedes cemetery
where the interment took place thu
ceremonies at the grave boing perf'rmet
by he Rev. S. X. Lewis.
II =, funeral of George L. Kohlermar
also took place yesterday afternoon
and was largely attended by his friend
aud the members of the Live Oak, Ros'
Bud, Washington and East End AS
semblies. The ceremonies were held II
the German Baptist Church at FlitL
and Walnut stree ., by the Rev. JONI
M. Hoefflin, and the intsrment tooA
place in the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Fight nE tho PSIIS.

About II 30 o'clock to-day a fight
occurred in TIE East precin 1t OF the
Seventh ward. 1t appears that a col
o ed man came up to the polls and ten
dered his vote which was challenged
nv Democrat window man.
The Inspector was holding the vote in
his hand, whnn crowd pressed on the
man and pushed him off the steps, and
away from the window. At this time
some blows were struck, and the
colored men in the vicinity rushed in
and for few minutes a serious fight
seemed eminent. During the melee
one or two men had their heads cut,
while several others were knocked
down. In few minutes everything
was quiet again and the election pro
crossing as though nothing had hap
pened.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Riot in Nashville Tenn.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. GA riot
occurred here tonight in Cherry-st'
While the Republican Legislative
nominees were speaking, street-car
passed though the crowd knocking down
an old co.ord man, Alfred King by
name, and intlictipg injuries which
caused his death an hour later. Nearly
1000 negroes seized Benjamin Wood
ward, the street-car driver, and hun
dreds of knives and pistols were out.
Constable Dowdey (colored) held the
crowd at bay until the arrival of police
although seriously CIT and Knocked
down several times.
The riot signal was rung, and large
number of citiz ms prot ected the retreat
of the police and their prisoner, although
shouts OF ''hang him, "shoot him
"throw him off the bridge" we're heard
The prisoner was taken to jail, having
a finger broken and being cut in sever
al places with knives. Police wert
also knocked down and otherwise NAL
treated. Citizens and soldiers are nov
guarding the jlil. Hundreds of he
groes are now collected around the spo
where the accident occurred, threaten
ing to break into the Jail and hant
Woodward.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
FOURTHEDlTION
DEMOCRATIO METMODS.
ROmo Of the Means thaS are beanI
used To-day 90 Carry the city.


ROmo Of the Means thaS are befnS
used To- -day 90 Carry the city.
For several days past prominent
LIQUOR dealer in this city has been going
among the tavern keepers, collecting
money ID aid the Democratic party.
One of his victims said yesterday 81
gave him So, because could not help
it, owe him q bill and was afraid
he would push me for 1t; and another
thing, IL i had refused, 1t would have
been useless for me try for license at
the next Court. could not spare the
money, but 1t was no use Il knew l mad
TO pay it or suffer the consequence.
Another we'll. known worker In the
party was busy in some OF the down
town wards last Sunday night distri-
butinp tax receipts to the men they
have been coloniEing during the past
ten days. This man was known to have
two hundred of these receipts properly
made out, which he was giving TO these
men who have been brought here to
vote the Democratic ticket.
Late last night another democrat,
who did not know that he was over.
heard, was giving instructiO to hard
looking custom or in reference to his
actions Today. He told him to be sure
and have the boys on hand, for said he,
"if we undertake 10 have square
election they will beat us, and we cant
afford to lose the CITY,"
These are some Of the methods that
are being resorted to by the Democrats
TO carry this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
CnuntArEetIM AnORf.

The special agent of the Treasury De-
partment in New York was apprised
vest rday Of an attempt to food that
civ with counterfeit $40 Treasury
notes, of the series of 1876, letter 9,
twenty, at least, OF them having been
rpssed on storekeepers at is Door
co u ,rfeit, ard only K lyto deceive
because the rote has not been counter
feited before.
An attempt was made to initiate the
fibres, but they are SO regular that a
close observer would not be deceived.
The vignetts of Webster is poor, the
nose and lips being heavy, and the face
wearing a surly impression" This
counterfeit first appeared in Chicago,
two years ago, and part Of the p'aVt
was captured in Missouri. The face oil
of the counterfeit is very pale.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
The MInstr els Last Night.

Leavitt's Gigantean Minstrels, which
held the boards at the Opera House last
evening and gave one of their enjoyable
entertainments, was greeted with a
poor house which was no doubt caused
by the interest manifested in the cleo
ton contest tU day. The programme
no wever, which was an excellent one,
was rendered entire and the audience
showed their appreciation by repeated
encores. Billy Buckley in his original
act versatilitiss; J. Arthur Ooty, the
model of all female iupersonatOIs and
Chas. W Weston and ChEs. Hanson the
musical gems, were the main features
of the programme, while the big four il
their songs and dances were loudly ap
plauded. Little Todd and Lew Snow
Ia their wonderful performance upor
The revolving column of gold, 10 inc he'
in diameter and 10 feet in helghth arr
deserving of special mention. Th'
whole concluded wi h new and orig
inal burlesque on Patience" whicl
was greeted with round after round o
applause.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
Death of an Actor.

Edward Fenton Taylor, theatrlca
manager, actor and treasurer OF TN
dramatic fund, died on Saturday at hi
residence in New York, after a shorl
illness, HA was 68 years old. Hit
father " as twice mayor of London, ant
Mr.. Taylor Was a citizen of London
He made his debut in 1888 at The Mary
lebope Theatre as George Groveland IL
"Pretty Jane" While Macready wal
manager of the Drury Lane Theatre
Mr. TAYLOR played many engagement
With him, On October 6, 1852, he first
anpeared in America at the Old Bowery
Theatre as Aubrey in the "Forest Of
Bondy."
Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
The VIrEtnIa F1KhG.
RICHMOND. Novembel

hlCHMONDJ NuNothuOt VI
There are no figures to go on in this
fight. Malone claims the State by
20, 900 majority, but the anti.Mahone
men are making counter claims and
say that Mahons's figures are given out
merely for effect. The only fight is on
Congressman and the issue Of Malone
and anti y ahone is upon the Congress-
man: at Large. The election of Wise,
Mahone's man, would be an indorse-
ment of bossisln, while the election OF
Massey would show tnat power is slip
ping from Mahone's hands.
The campaign has been an exceeding
ly bitter one Malone has used a
great deal of money among the negroes
but 1t is thought that many Of them
will desert him. The Democrats are
claiming the State on the ground that
many Eeadjusters who followed Ma
hone when the State debt was an issue
are now back in the party. The Demo
crats claim Massey for Congressman q;
large and six of the nine Congressional
districts, leaving Malone but three
One of the three will be elected because
of the candidacy of two Democrats.