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Effect of the Egyptian War OH Local
Interests.


Interests.
The effect OF the beginning OF the hos
tllitcs between England and Egypt was
inconsequentIal in the cotton, proGuce, and
provision markets Of this city. Ii had al
ready been discounted. Neither in volume
OF business nor in prices was there ma
terial change traccablc directly to the out
break OF hostilties. The cotton m0rkct
opened lower than il closed on the day be-
fore. when war was only in prospect, and
declined fraction in the first half-hOur.
Before noon, however, it had rejected.
Flour and grain opened strong and active,
and with a small advance. which, however,
was lost in the course Of the day. The
provision market was dull, and suffered a
decline.
Managers Of the cable companies in this
city said yesterday that the effect OF the
war complications would be only slight
here. The only telegraph business affected
would be that TO Alden. in Arabia, and to
South African points. An extra charge OF
fiity-iour cents word will be made on this
business on account Of the war. 1t was
,aid that this business is small from
America. Tclcgrams to AlcXandria. Egypt,
will he taken with the understanding that
the companies do not guarantee their de-
livery. While the Eastern Telegraph Com
pany in Europe has suspended its busi-
ness. there are two other routes from East
ern Europe to China and Southern Asia,
one by way OF Siberia and the other through
Constantinople by the lines Of the mdU-
European Company.-NelC York. Tribune.
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ID Ill ADELPHIA, RICH !SSS,
MOND AND NORFOLK
TEAMsHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at IL NJ, and every SUNDAY at 8
Freight FOR Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
. 7; NJ. saturday. Freight received daily iii 5
Fare, Sc.
steamers connect at Philadelphia FOR Fail river
and the East.
For further information, apply to
j. W. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, Office Rockets.
". l.. CLYDE CO..
no 10 General Agents.
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Slntli.eld, and Hampton; Washington. -. {.
NeWbeln, Washington. aud TarhOTo', y. G.. and
all points IN Eastern North Carolina; also. rol
Eastern shore Of Virginia. Old Point. and al regu.
nr landings IN Jane river. AZ LOWEST RATES
and through bills issued. l.. ThTTN,
jy2 Srpciutend,uL
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FRIDAY. July 21. 1882.

FRIDAY. July 21. 1892.
at O'Clock =. ". that truly VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE with French platc-glass
'front.' located above stated fronting on the south
side Of Main street so feet aud running back about
l45 feet 10 wide. paved alley. This store has
three stories above The basement. besides fine sub
basement and a wide stairway leading from Main
street, aifording easy access TO the upper noors,
thereby enabling them 10 bc used separately II de-
sired. II WAS erected I'm the year 1872 regardless
of cost, IT being intended To make 1t strictly q
hrst-clsss building and Is can be safely said That
for substantial construction. high fnlsh and per-
feet arrangement IN every respect IL cannot be eN-
ccllcd by any building of ihe kind ever erected IN
In this city, aud ID Is as good to-day ne when built
The location Of this property Is decidedly the best
i'm the city for wholesale or retail business, being
I'm the very centre of the highest activity. and from
IT, situation II must be regarded Is among the
most valuable Of all real estate investments. COM
mandng, rs ii always viii the most desirable ten
ants ut good rents IL svery seldom That such
property ~ put upon the market. and we call the
special attention of capitalists to This sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance nj SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and the lille retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid and deed ordered 10y the
Court. The purchaser. II he SO desire, may pay
the whole amount In cash.
H. II. MARSHALL.
MARSHALL VI. GILLIAN,
WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by II. SELDOM TAYLOR, .Anc-
tOiacCr. " 81
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BANK STATEMENTS

DEPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
IL TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK. AT
RiCINOND,IN TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA. AT
TIE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JULY !, 1852:
RESOURCES.
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Arr,rToy sALEs-..ruture Days.
Bv II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer'
Office Eleventh and Bank streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
HANDsoMEsT, LARGEST,
MOST VALUABLE, AND SUBSTANTIALLY
BUILT
STORE PROPERTY
IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
SITUATED AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAINLAND ELEV-
ENTH STREETS,
AND
OCCUPIED BY MEssIS. LEVY BROTHERS
ASA
FIRST. CLASS DRY-GooDs STORE.
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Beautiful skin and fair complexion. ro-
bust health, and powers OF endurance fol.
low the use Of Browns Iron Bitters.
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FURNITURE.

GREAT ATTRACTION ANDM
~ great bargains at u. GATHRiGHTH
No. 10 Governor street. The very latestS
designs or the most fashionable FURNITURE
made we are now Offering at ruinously
NlTUkE can be accommodated, both in
price and quality. and will nnd II 70 their nteres;
to examine our stock before buying elsewhere.
E.y l3-3m
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <~ErT=s
~ COMPANY. s.xssss "a
FOR NEW YORK.

acknowledgements. ROANOKF. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. WYANOKE. aud
RlCnMQND-ENE cry TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and
>LNthl. For hours Of sailing, sec advertise
ment bclOw.l
stcsmcrs leave New York TUESDAYS. THURS.
DAY :, and SAL IEDAIS at 3 l.. NJ. from Pier
street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooins, ana
The fare. accommodations. and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare to New York dncludinQ meals
and BERTH slu: rOund-trip tickets Sis: sIeerage.
with sub 'stcnce, II; without subsistence. So
Freghls for points beyond New y ork forwar,leo
Wlth dispatch. and no charge made except actual
Freight received until 6 o'clocl; p. N. daily.
For further information. apply t.
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
my II Office Company wharycs. Rockets.
TOR NEW YORK.-rhe Old e ~
Il Dominion steamship Company. sss.IL:y-. I.
proposed -ailing, for the week following aro:
Old DOMINION, Captain WALKEh. FRIDAY,
July lttll. az O'Clock l.. NJ.
GUYhNDOTTE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
July 10Th. al o'clock +. VI.
RoAN0ki' Captain. COUCH, TUESDAY, July
lsti, a. O'Clock L. ".
Freight received until O'Clock =. VI. Friday.
. O'CLOCK i. N. Saturday, aud to = O'Clock +. N.
through bills Of ladlng signed and good, for.
wardcd with dispatch ~ all points north, south,
east and west; also TO foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aftcr-csbin fare 10 New York Qnciuding meals
and BERTH $40; rouRd-triptckcts,s SIS; Storage,
with subsistence 81; without bsi.tence, So
DAYS Wednesdays an, saturday, nv ne Rirhinond
and Petersburg railroad NJ 1880 4. ". will make
connection Il Norfolk with steamer having those
days. cabin fare. 5000. Tickets 10 be had Al
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and 4. ".
Carriers, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply To
GEORGE ". ALLEN & co. Agents.
~ Is COMMANDS Wharf. Rockets.
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OEFARTIRE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTNRE OF STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATcs-Tr,
CoMPANY's tttts5.ss,ss -.
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH, AND JANES-2INkR LANDINGS,
DIRECT: CONNECTS At Old POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
WASHINGTON, "a! I!NoEE AND THE
ALSO. CONNECTS. Al NORFOLK WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
AND
STEAMERS For HAMPTON, SMITUFIELD,
A$n EASIEEN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY route WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
JAMEs RiVER ~ DAYLIGfIr.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. SI.5U.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
MEALS. T5c.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
one Of the C0mpanys spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United States NALL
4. {. CLIFFORD. ComWmalT
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY.
and SATURDAY At Z A. NJ. for abOyc-namcd
places. connecting at Old Point with tie Bay Line
for Baltimore and the North. Returning. the
=. H. 10 ~ ''' ''''''"F 81 N''''"''"' "' ABOUT /
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at Car
bers Agency, 1900 Nam street. Baggage che ked
through.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO SOCIETIES. &c.
SThTEEOOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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In execution Of decree Of the Chancery Court
of the city OF Richmond entered on the 9th day OF
May, 1889. I'm the case Of James Alfred Jones,
trustee, &C.. Joseph Aliens executrix, &c' we,
appointed, win proceed to sell 1T public auction
n ,on the premisps,
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In execution Of a certain decd Of trust from
John III. Bryant and L. O'Ir.cn. duly recorded IN
the clerks Office of the Richmond Ch1ucery Court.
and In conformity thereof. / viii Clrcr sale, upon
the premises, Oh
MONDAY, July II, 1889,
II 81 O'Clock L. NJ. Tie VALUABLE PROPERTY
above mentioned. The buildings are substantially
built and OF the best material. wil stone CAP
pings. &C.. and are com pxativey new. having ION
built hut few year, and helug situated convenient
- railroads and steamboats, should command the
attention of those seeking 4 large manufacturing
establishment. The buildings occupy the entire
lot which front IS. feet on the south line Of Main
street and runs back 81 feet 10 a teu-foot alleN
At the sauIe time Will he sold the MACHINERY
used in sud establishment, consisting of
l ORTY-liORSE-POWER ENGINE AND
BOILER,
! St'hAC-GlLI.
BtEh-NlII.
with GEARING, SKATING, and CONNEC-
TONS complete.
The attention of capitalists and others Is invited
to this sale.
TERMS: Cash a. 10 cost and expenses of sale.
and 10 pay OF and discharge 4 clxim Of $1,000.
secured 10y prior deed residue I'm equal install
mtnts at six, twelve. and eighteen months. The
purchaser 10 give negotiable notes bearing 6 Icr
cent interest. and The seme to be secured bya decd
Of Gust upon the property.
4. NJ KELLEY, Trustee.
QUARLEs < MCCuRDY Auctioncers. jyl
By Leigh Brothers & Phelps Auctioncers,
No. ll2 Main street,
Norfolk, Va.
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VRUSTEE's SALE OF PROPERTY

V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
Il by virtue u a decd OF trust executed to the
undersigned 10y Richard W. Rome. bearing date
on the 3Oth day If December, /. and duly re-
corded Ia the clerk Office of gloucester county on
the 9th day Of March. $50, be viii sell al public
auction. at New Upton" IN the county OF GIou-
ce,tcr, on
SATURDAY, July %. 1882,
the following PROPERTY-to wit:
2 MULES. four and six years old-one Mare Mule,
blue color, aud one Dun Horse Mule:
| SORREL STUD HORSE, four years old and
l YOKE OF ONEN;
which property was conveyed by said Il. W. ROane
To secure T. Peter Paul note for S93.7J.
TERMS: Cash As 70 SO much Of the proceeds as
may hc necessary to dcfray tie expenses of exc
cutting the trust. the fees for drawing and record
Ing the trust-deed If then unpaid. aud 80 discharge
tile amount OF money then payable upon the .yid
notc and as To the residue upon such terms rs tie
said X. W. kOane shalt direct in Of his fail
ure 10 give any direction, a. the undersigned, Is
trustee, shall think it,
JOHN L. FARINIIoLT, Trustee.
July D, lSe2. ~ 7-lOt
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The Men who Wore the Gray.
A NEW POEM by FATHER RYAN.

a NE " TUEM d T \ fiEIs III IN.
From June No. Of the Southern Historical So
cioty Papcrs.l
The following exquisite poem was pre-
pared to be read at the meeting in behalf
OF the Southern Historical Society in New
Orleans April 18th. From some cause il
failed to reach the committee in time, and
was not read. But we are sure that our
readers will thank Us for giving it here,
and will join lis in rendering Father Ryan
the warm gratitude OF true Confederates
everywhere for adding this gem to the
many others with which he has enriched
our southern literature and cmbaImed the
precious memories OF the land and cause
we love so well:
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Tho Terror OF Chester County.

Exc,sing Experiences OF James Fitzpatrick,
His Daring Exploits, and Graphic Account
Of the Manner Of His Capture and igno-
uutnieus Death--A Haudsome Rascal.
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BY Leigh Brothers & Phelps. Auctioncers,
No. liz Main street,
Norfolk, Va.
GOODS AT AUCTION.

'+h+'-NI'A| VIVID Il Il 1NN NIIV-N'
By order Cf tie Underwriters. Nc will sell at
public anciiOn, FOR account OF whom IL may con-
Germ. On
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1882,
at 10H o'clock, in lots 10 suit the trade. at the
warehouse on llarrisons wharf, foot Of Canpbell'-
wharf,
10000 CANS-yiz.:
CRABS,
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OYSTERS,
CLANS.
PEAS. &C., &C.,
saved from the fire Of tie McNlcnamin & CO.'S cell
brated canning establishment. II Hampton. Va.
We invite especial attention To hi, sale OF pro-
pftctors of hotels. restaurants. and the trade gem
orally. rs the goods fresh, recently put up and
very few, IL any. damaged.
LEIGH BROTHERS & PHELPS,
jy 7-tJy - Aucti0pcors
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DICHMOND AND PlTER-gl.u,

A RAILROAD CONPAN l.-CrmmrlcI.. .
WEDNESDAY. June u. lse1, Hl.l. ~ tais 20.
will run as follows:
LEAVE Rf,H,toru. -~oUTu
S:l5 Il. a., FAST NAIL. daily. MAJ. tnu.tsi
connections tor savannah. 90 .t..
only ~ Petersburg ant tf,-t. D.
Pullman sleeper between Ns.I...t.
ton ant Jacksonville. P.,-c.-..
vii t.kr thi~ tlaiu Or " inf.rfa. .
1870 ~ d. THROUGH MAIL. .lIiV coil,' .'
ing for Raleigh. Charleston.
gu-t.. Aiken. savannah, and Jtt..
sonNllir. Stop at tl.-lsf and Co..
trails. Pullman -lr,.cr- tbN,.
New York ANA savannah ,u O.
train.
600 p. NJ, tRElClr. d. Is. except Sm1lr.
200 !. ~. FREIGHT, daily. except sunday.
600 = "" sunday excursion.
LEAVE FrrEN,rD UG-SOnuL
IBIS 4. NJ, / ~ NAL. daily. stops OILS
Chester. Pullman -',efer ou i.
lrfn between Ja,. -puillc ..
Washington.
$40 l.. M, TlIROt GliNNIi. daily. connect
WIN ri, hnDnG, n. ,leri h-lufr
Potomac rAiirnaI ~ 90 point ..
and Wet: also L4ubIr. ,oire..i ....
Win thc tht>tIea,s and OHIO
road fur all points Nc-f Tn. t...
stops "a Chester auo tr....t
PuiNnan ~ic,pcr> 'n th'- '-tn
tween savannah and New
~ -cne,is IAc tai- tlun ir N .a.
tcrpOck.
700 A. ". FREIGHT. daily. cve.r, SUNDAY.
2I9 /. NJ FREIGHT. daily. tNr. DO -I.a-..
40 p. ", sunday
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CHrect-Attcst:
;. VI. ROSENBAUM.
JOHN X. ClllLDKEY. Directors
WALTER X. AARTIN,)
iy l-3t
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At Richmond with a .oci.tDi .,fl.v... D. ...
points I'm the south. aud Richmond. fr, .irf. .
and Potomac railroad for ~ point r. PILE
" Lyuchburg with virginia N.i4rt land N.r-
folk and Western railroads for . l.I.. .. ...
and southnt-f.
No. 1 connects az IyntI r.,t 'fu
sleeper Tor New orleans and N,.. II.
Fast freight ya StrIsburg cI.i A. ,t..as, ...
III points in The Mc-t.
For other information aIllt 4.
l.. -. ENEHoIE.
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YORK-RIXER LII

Passenger Freight dbl srcightd.lf~
daily. .lyeN. Sun1'y cv. Nunla,
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By Quarles s McCurdy,

sale conducted by II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Agc-
tnincor. " 9
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DlCHMOND AND PETER>BJ DO
IL RAILROAD.
TEE OLD RELIABLE ALI-RAIL RJJI.
go
NoBipi *
Wa Iiii H~Bt 10.
- &c Ii NOS d. EEEDIkICKsBUE D
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICF.
MOND AND BALTIMORE II EACH
DtEtt IiOS.

CorrespondDgly quick time r. o.her points
Through bills Of lading issued ~ .ow ra;e..
Z. TAYLOR
WI Genera Freight A.tff
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DICIIMOND AND ALLEGHAN
IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TEAMS
N TFFItI June -. l-A2

slccpinS.csr attached 20 81. between b.
mOnd and Lyuchhure.
sunday excursion train lefw.fu Effhu. ..
Scott-vilc. and intermediate lui.ts iol,,. D..
mond Al $50 :. VI EouTumg.a.Ils ~ d..
mond II T. ".
Trains marked daily except 80. ,iy.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-25
Picture Frames.

Lewis Le Bars, of 9 Center street, the man. ufacturer of picture frames, has for the past twenty years held an enviabl9 reputation for the excellent quality Of his work. Mir. Le Bars manufactures every variety of picture frames and also regilds them.
 Messrs. McAlister Ss Warren, Bankers and
 Brokers,
 No. 7l Church street, deal largely in vest ern farm loan mortgage guaranteed bonds bearing six and seven per cent interest, principal and interest payable at the Chemical National bank in New York. MT. Warren has just returned from an extended trip through Missouri, Nebraska and other western States, where he has personally investigated the manner of making and the security offered for said loans. The firm most cordially invite any to whom they have sold these securities, or any who may be interested to look into the value of them, to call, and they will be pleased to give all the information they possess. Messrs. McAlister & Warren do not hesi- | tate to recommend the farm mortgage loans l made by the Missouri Trust Go. of Sedalia, l Mo, and the Nebraska Loan and Trust Co., | of Hastings, Neb., and guaranteed by then as some of the best and safest investments tc l be found in the market.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-25
Iowa College.

Its Needs and Usefulness-The Tornado's
 Effects upon the College.
 As announced from the various city pulpits yesterday meeting was held in the Church of the Redeemer last evening, where a large assembly gathered to listen to an address from Professor Herrick of Iowa College at Grinnell, Iowa, on behalf of that institution in consequence of the destruction of it's buildings by the great tornado on the 17th of June last. This was one of the most ser ious disasters of the kind that ever occurred in our country. About one hundred dwell ings were destroyed beside the college build ings, and forty lives lost. Professor Her. rick's house was blown away. He and his wife, 8 New Haven lady, only escaped with their lives by fleeing to the cellar and crouch ing beside the cellar stairs. His household goods were scattered, flying, nobody ever knew where. The piano carried some forty feet from the house and landed top otherwise than losing two of it's legs. Professor Herrick, who by the way is @ graduate of the Sheffield Scientific chool, was followed in appeals from President Por ter and Rev Dr. Todd in behalf of the insti tuition in this the day of it's calamity. Our 1 citizens will be called upon personally by the professor, and any omitted and desiring to contribute can leave their subscriptions with Henry $. Kingsley, Esq, treasurer of Yale College, or with Wilbur F. Day, Esq, at the | New Haven bank
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-25

speaker defined as the will to do wrong Till that is cast out the renovating power of an endless life cannot enter. The will to do good, to do right, comes when sin is cast out. It's saving, elevating power is seen in the ex- istence of kind of moral gravltation. The lowest can be raised by help from those next higher, then in turn by the next. The hu, man limit is reached by culture, study and work but God, revealed in Christ, and by his true followers alone give the power of an endless life. Thus our thoughts and plans reach far into eternity. The sermon was full of striking thoughts and illustrative incl
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East Haven Democratic delegates |:


 state-o B. Thompson, stephen Hemingway. AL te te-pates-Ruel 8. Thompson, Leonard R. Andrews. Congressional-Grove J. Futile, Charles H. Fowler Al-srnates-Frank M. eperry, Charles T. fleming way.
 frobals-J.B B Hemingway, Oliver Bailey, Gilbert Van 1ickles. J. William ThompsoH, Rusl s. Thomp- John Jackson, John w. Dillon Albert Forbes, Rue1 N. Thomrson Roswell c. Hemingway.
 Northford Democratic delegates:
 state-Marcus N. Palmer; Congressional, John G.. Phslan; Senatorial, Willis T. Williams.
 Naueatuck Democrats have chosen dele- gates as follows:
 State, Homer TwitchelI, Thomas Weary Congress sional, F. B. Futile, James Conran.
 Milford Democrats have elected William G. Mitch ell, Alexander T. Peck, Harris O. Hyatt and James G. Tibballs delegates to the Congressional cenvento of the Second district.
 Services at the Jail.
 The services at the county jail yesterday at o'clock were unusually interesting. The subject was 'Praising God" The many causes for rejoicing, especially over one sin ner that repenteth. After reading psalm of praise by the chaplain the Royal Bell Ringers played several sacred pieces, interspersed by songs by the choir, such "Ring the Bells of Heaven" and ''Hear the Gospel BeIIs," all in accordance strictly with the subject. The prisoners were greatly impressed with MT Miller's speech, in which he related the power of the chimes of bells in London over a little outcast, who afterward became 8 noted man. The bells, as they rang out their sweet melodies, seemed to stir the hearts of the prisoners, and it is hoped that the lessons taught by the power of music yesterday will not be lost.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-25

Thomas Fitzgerald has accepted the posi- tion of organist at St. Mary's church and made his first appearance as such few Sun days ago. He has very acceptably filled the same position in other churches in this city, and is known in the profession as an unu- sually skillful manipulator of the keys It is expected that under his management the music, both vocal and instrumental, at St. Mary's will show an improvement for which there has long been ample room, and which the attendants of the church will welcome with unaffected pladness