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TIE HEADLESS CHICREN.-When the
hcadles> rooster was on exhibition at the
late State Fair several medical men exam
incd him. Among others, Or. X. 4. Ian
caster, one Of the surgeons at the aims.
house. lie did rot believe the story Of ac-
cidcntal dccapitation as told. and when he
went back 10 the almshouse be secured a
number Of chicken heads and experiment.
ed upon them lr~t. lie became satisfied
that be could take the head OF a chicken of
ana not produce death. To carry out this
belief he took a hen and proceeded to skill
fully dis>ect the head. leaving the brain in
tact and the gullct exposed. This Wa,
done several days ago. and the chicken is
alive and walking about. DR.. Lancaster
feeds the chicken by means Of Il tube, and
so long ds thi, i kept up there is no ques-
tion Of the fowls living. y great many
people have been out 70 see the chicken.
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CONVICT RECEIVED. John Levi, Color
cdl, who was convicted OF burglary at The
last term OF the New Kent County Court.
and sentenced TO five years Imprisonment
in the epenetentiary, was brought to Rich
mond yesterday by Sheriff /. Eoystcr and
Deputy-Sherif Z. T. Crump, and turned
over 10 the authorities Of that institution.
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.sr az THE CoMoUE. E.-Ihe Inca, ~ .'r
tre Comique closed las' ,iar ~ w Sonr and wild
more echo 70 bacchalls'l,.,, 'a,re.ses ,. will find
reyel. The actors ana aal aou that saw them
other boards. and the places una, w. tbe scene
dispoit their painted iaces " M'I hujldipg has
Of busy industry. The ola l,,ons connect.
strange and slngulpr associsllot.lS, to,n down,
ed with Il. II VIII shortly pe p.oed ~, into q
remodelied and rebuilt, and ttIn'' NV
paper.box manufactory.
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First District.
The following table is made up from
official return, from this district:
yotc for Congressman al Large.

The following table OF maiorities has
been carefully compiled from the official
and unoficial returns received by the Dis
patch:
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mcssr,. Il. b. Chat
lin d Co.. real estate agents. have sold the
farm on the Mechanicsville pike. at the
toll-eate. containing sixty acres. and own
ed by Mr.. Joseph b. Davis, OF this city, for
the sum Of 1920. to Nr. George II. Ben
nett: and. also, the dwelling No. 907 west
Ciav street. in this city, owned by Mr.. y.
c. Houston. for the sum Of Sl,700, TO Mr..
Joseph II. Besen.
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PBEVTNTED.

4 member If ny FAM
ilV WIS taken with
>MALL-PON. ] used
the FLUID. ThC patient
was not Gelirious. wa,
not piiieQ,aud wasahOui
the house again iu tl.rcC
wceks.ard no Others had
it,. V. PARKINSON,
Philadelphia.
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>CAELET-FENER
CURED.


VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville Tenn
Iu-..fv ta the most excellent 1uaiiiic- Of Pro-
i-es. DARBY PEOPHNLACIlCF Fill 10. 4, a
c..i1fetant aud deterrent it is both theoretically
v.l-f AMI sc'rri.iiif-I y. 7. LUTON.
1 nL----L Z y.
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Nh. 3I3 Telephone.

Ramos & Moses have a telephone, ant
desire orders for pianos, organs, sheet
music, &C., through it. The phone mum
her il 3I3
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Tne omiueu; physician
J.. MARION SINS. VI
D.. Now York. saws " ]
aIu convinced Professor
UARBl- PRpPHl =
LAGIlC FLUID ls 81
valuable li-iufcciaut.
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IMPERIAL SALOON.

ATE. L. GOODMAN's. corner re,ahr.,ed q. co., Si1
LENRhcHiIsTP,s LENSRahuc ,iIsl,s' VSs VcSsALLENClEN, and TAM
HAusER LAGER HEIRS at Sci er s,sss er drinr. nhe
GIBsON,s XXXX Wlilshh'o i'', np I2.ats
All liquors speciality. .-------.,--
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COMPETITIVE DMLL.-Company c Guard
oi the Commonwealth had iull-dress drill
la,l night, at which 90 number Of Ia
dies and gentlemen werc-prcscnt.
The drill took place in the large drill
room Of the ArlnoTy Of the First regiment.
and was very exciting M times. ii was
finally decided 10y Captain NJ. +. spots
wood and Colonel Joe L. stern. judges.
that sergeant Cunningham Hall was enti-
tied to the handsome gold medal awarded
the best-dYilled soldier. Captain >potswood
made avery sensible presentation speech
in announcing the decision Of the judge.
after which the company broke ranks.
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One stick of Candy Worth 800.

The mammoth stick OF candy al {. Zlm-
mer's confectionery. which ha, been eX-
hibited in our Trades Parade on float
drawn by four horses, i the largest and
heaviest stick Of candy ever made in any
country. 1t contains three barrels Of sugar,
and weighs 500 pounds. It, value at
wholesale price. l2.c. per pound, l. 500.
The same j. still on exhibition at HI store.
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AND THAT WE CAN EASILY DO. FOR
OUR GALLANT GARRISON ISIS.
AND THEIR MAYO MINUS.
CLOSE SHAVE,
But the Official Returns Bring Our
Candidate i'm by "a Majority
Over the Coalitionist.
FIVE TO FIVE
Members OF Congress the Very Worst
That Can Come Out OF the Re-
turns Of Tuesdays Work.
FIVE TO FIVE
MR.. MASSEY
whiting Down the Majority OF John
Wise as tho Returns Come
Dropping In.

The complete official returns-in nearly
every instance made by Coalition officials
assure the election OF Garrison 10 Con-
gress from the First district.
Garrison, George Wise, Cabell, Tucker,
and Barbour, arc the Democrats, and Lib
hey. Bowen, Hooper, and Paul, the Co
alitioni.ts. elected a. shown ~ the returns
O'Ferrall claims that he. and not Paul.
has been honestly and fairly elected. lie
will contest PIuls seat with the same
pluck and energy he has shown from the
beginning Of the canvass to this time. and
a. be will have to vitiate by evidence only
about two hundred Of Paurs votes. his
task will probably not be a difficult one.
The vote for congressman at large i,
nearly all in. II shows that Massey in h,
fight against blank taX-receipts. insoent
inteIfercnces OF United State, officials, and
the solid negro vote. has accomplished won
ders. He Ia, whitfield down their boasted
twenty thousand majority to insignificant
figures. and put in peril Governor Came
ron, who solemnly pledged a Richmond
audience the night before the election that
if Mr.. John :. Wise was not elected he
would resign his office.
one OF the most gratifying features Of the
work Of Tuesday i the triumphant endor-
satIon 10y their people Of Senators Newbcr-
~, Hale, and Lybro0k. the Democratic
members Of the Big -Four. They reyolu-
tionized their counties. They did the same
good sort Of work that Mr.. Fulkerson did
in Washington county. After all the war;
fare OF deception. fraud, and trcachery
against Mr.. Hale, he sends in a splendid
report-a Democratic gain OF SO in hi>
county.
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DIPHTHIRIA
PREVENTED.

The physicians here
use UARBN~ FLUID
very successfully IC tue
treutrueu. q DlpH-
IHEElA.
.>IOLLENWTECE.
Irc..-ll-r- A..
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TIE WHITE SULPHUR.-Mr. Harrison
PhGbus, proprietor OF the Hygeia Sana-
tarium at Old Point, arrived here yegter-
DAY, and left for the White Sulphur
springs this morning. Mr.. PhGbus will
oegin operations at the White" by OPEN
Ing nrst-casS railroad house at the depot
there, which will be kept open the entire
year round. He proposes to revolutionize
holel matters on the line Of the Chesapeake
ana Ohl@railway by furnishing table fare
t!al VIII compare with the leading hotels
OF lhe country. Arrangements have already
been made for the speedy erection Of 4
building suitable for this purpose. and fbe
railway authorities have agreed 10 make
the White one Of the principal stopping
places for meals. Mr.. Pbubus takes fun
charge Of the White sulphur on the 1st Of
December prOXimo, when his lease of the
property for five years commences.
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CURES WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL
We have eases Of blOod-poisoning 10 cur '"A
who lived al Hot Springs and were hnaiiy cui''
bys.ks McCAxMoS A MURRAY
Malvern, Ark.
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CHANCERY COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday
Harrison. &c, U.s. Harrison, &c. Decree
confirming report Of special commissioner
and providing for the collection Of the pur-
chase money and directing an inquiry ana
report by commits Soncr.
Cox. Sc. rs. Cabcll, DC. Decree setting
and adjusting the amount due 10y the estate
of r.. B. LYME. deceased, and providing Tor
H. payment.
Augustine rs. Cochran, sc. Decree d.
rcctinr deed to be made 10 purchaser
who has paid in fall.
Nichols. &c. rs. Nicholas. &c. Decree
confirming report OF commissioner ana
directing a sale Of the property therein
mentioned. ill.,.
Will, rs. Claiborne, sc. Decree direct
inc deed Of release 10 be executed as III
said decree set forth.
Dill. &c, rs. Allen, sc. Decree conhrih-
ING report Of commissioner ~ relation 10
The disposition Of the fund therein men-
toned. D..roo
COX rs. CoX's executor, dc. Decree
confirming report Of commissioner III reHl-
lion 10 the fund therein mentioned.
Gathrieht as. Smith, &c. order selllng
ma certain records in the place oi papers
nroycd TO have been lost or destroyed.
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HEADQUAEIEEs EcHNoNp DiNiSio%. NO.+.
TNIFOHM RAM. l.. or H.. 4
RICHMOND. VA. November 10. ls--. ,
William H. Zimmerman. ESQ Cnyt
Dear STA meeting Il thc Comm Tee oi Ar
raugcmcut- from ui, Division for tie rcceu-
ton and entertainment co. s.r kuiett- q m Port--
mouth. Norfolk, Petersburg. ana Lynchburg. Who
visited our city october 3Isi lass. on TIE occasion
Of the grand Trades farado.tendcred you DH-ai-
nous vote If thanks for iac magnificent style ami
ect-rp of tie banquet pD .at occasion. ,he supply
of ,cl-ouahle tIce.ie- h,lLe N,rv abundant; and
especially We mention Tie urdcr anu regularity h
which everything wa scrtt, yoid proAii cone
pll4nco with ayr cmcl-.. a.. 6c.
Your- very truly l.. 7. tuHI~1fAN.
Chairman Commute.
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For SCARLET and
] y Hold fLNFR~.
DlPHTHERIA. SAIL
y ALTON. ULCERATFll
30 L l. THROAT
>MAlL-PON. MIA
>LL>. and aii
[ : DISEASES.
% sick should use 10 freely.
o. been known o. ~ureIG
used. fILLDN-FfNTR
.fier ELACh NoMT had
cases of DlfHTuEElA
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slthmond 1ispatth.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -. 1882

SS-THE CIRCULATION or THE DIsp.rcu
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cTpc,,
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DArrv 80
PAPERS or THE CITY. =
"n'ereo al the Posi-ofce al Richmond Va
second-ciass matter.i
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Musical FEsTIyAL.-NeXt TUESDAY night
1t Mozmt Hall musical festival
will take place, embracing also dramatic
and humorous recitalS. The entertain-
ment will be given for the benefit Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, and
the east embraces the best talent that could
be secured for the occasion. Among 9th
er>, Mis-, Marie Bowen, the distinguished
elocutionlst. has kindly consented TO be
present and give some Of her excellent
recitations. This Of itself VIII bc great
inducement for all who wish TO spend an
afternoon Of pleasure to attend. \ most
entertaining programme ha, been arranged
for the evening, and the concert will bc
participated in by several young ladies
from the Richmond Female institute, and
OF lers
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IL cases Of DEATH ii
should poe used about
the corpse; VIII pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
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II. L. staples d Co., real estate agents,
llO3 Main street, have money TO lend on
Richmond city and suburban real estate at
lowest current rates Of interest and charges.
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. ERtDIC ATE>
MALARIA.


T.--0r- waiting ou uls
>-.-It--I ever ha> uevc'
v-e tle FLUID wa. q
l.- been cured with 10 a.
taA- rAce. The worst
yt.a D.
FFNTEED and SICK
Te-~ u- refreshed an1
BED >1.E~Jrryeui-
a. tv lattiu- with
UtEBY> FLUID.
A.FjE EE Alp made
ha~lie~- and pl-incl.
, -nEf THROAT l.
i.e -urt cLrs.
(ONIAGlON destroy
ed
Tr FROSTED FEET.
lllL Is / AN =
PILLS CuAtING>.
g..
EHEUNATl>M cured.
>1FI. WHITE COM
FLtNlDN> secured
tFif- l-a.
>HlI-fENER prevent
ID.
T. PURIFY J II Z
BREATH. CLEANSE
IEL TEETH. 10 can't
ID -lrTia S-f1.
tAIAEEHrt 4Cvcd and
ll-I.
FEA ~IpELA> cured.
BURNS relieved IL
-.r.|r.
- Ai~ prevented.
iIl~fNIf-Bl cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
Iv
SCTEFY cured.
Al ANTIDpTt for an
Iu-. ~ vegetable poi
~.-s. stlu-s. GC.
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Iu--l -he FLUID du-
f4lr Up yrt-cnt af.ic-
t win ~ ARLFI-
FEVER with decided
advantage. Il is illi--
lsaiIie % the sick
p. U-NN. +. SAND
IlEu Eyrle. Ala.
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DlRBYS FLUID l. RECOMMENDED hy Hon
Alexander H. stephens. of Georcia Rev. tLarlc
O. D.lm.. u. D.. Church ~ tie stranger, Ne"
lgt. Joseph LeCCltc. Coiuln 'la. Iroit7s'I li-
tsrs..f south Carolina: Rev. &. j. Battle, Yroie--
-0- Mercer University: Rsv. George /. Flefct'
bi-l.r Methodist Episcopal Church.
INDf~PEN~ABLE TO EVERY HoMt. tei-
f-~-', harmless Uscd internally or externally i"I
Ila. or ts-a-f.
The FLUID h4s been thoroughly tested Al4 W
lave abundant ev uelcc uf - h1s oht ~ or. '!4is
here Canned For fuller Information get 81 Your
lrlg-ls, pam- Alei. oT send q The Jr9pr1ctpIa'
j. n. ZtlLlN 4 Coz
Manufacturing Chemists Fhilaae4 i'-li1'
oc l--uGWly
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Do, ICE COURT The following c'Ases "oi'
III 1ppn west lcolored), charged WITH ere ere
Jonn dW;stnr6ance in the street and ylo.
,.i,, alHG resistiug the police, was sent on u
the grand jury Of the HusllngI gshargad UUp with
several small colored boys, ciiTIsrh ;s.,',honcc "t
throwing rocks and creating & ais''i hn, UIe the
in the street, were fined e"on, IN D con.
Police Justice RENTED tne Ia IA ,,bin them,
d;tion that their parents "ou'u ""'f
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PoRrRAIr.pAINTrNG. DRAWING.
EDUCATIONAL.
CRENCH CONVERSATION CLASSES.

MADAME DE MEUDQN would he plesscd 20
fora CLASSES AT pupils r-sidenees; also for sa-
vanced musicians for SALON DE CoscEht.
no io-es ST. CLAIRE HOTEL PARLoR.
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AMUsEMENTS. A


RICHMOND, VA, November 10. 1882.
CAPTAIN FRANK W. CUNNING
~ HAM: DEAR SfG,--The undersigned. appre-
clating your character as a man snd your services
70 The musc-loying public beg that YOU viii ac-
cept COMPLIMENTARY BESFFlT from some
OF the operas IN which you have filled so conspcu-
Gus part st Mozart Hall, at such early period A.
may be agreeable To you.
w p. Tanner, Weigh Burton.
samuel v. Paul, 7. ". hav0.
T. II. Pace Rithard y. Beirne.
Ihomss >. Evans. William A. Jenkins
Andrew Pizzini, Jr.. A. Bargamiu.
-. :. Mccarthy. Ashton starke.
j. ". Wey' j. l.. SchOoicraft,
J. V. Cary. IF. Newm.n.
10 Lane stern, j. Il. Purcell.
II. VI. Wortham, John 7. Mayer.
T.. ID. Taylor, :. = Coitrri
4. Il. "uig0n. rols Miller.
George Il. Me Adam. T.. r. Lee
=. ". Hoo. r. Nrt
John II. Knowles. Jr.. Z. B. Dashie,'.
{. l.. Sieecl. aud many Othcrs.
RICHMOND. VA. November II, lss2.
colonial IT, 7. Tgnner and oshers:
Geutlcmeu.-I have lie honor to acknowie,ixe
your very hatcrlug communication tonaering me
- complimentary bey dt In reply 7 have 30 say
that. duly appreciatng the sentiments YOU ex-
press, ! most gratefully accept. and would name
The tNENlN6 or THE 2STu INSTANT. at
Mozart hslLa- tlir time and place and PATIENCE
as the opera 10 I've performed "a that occasion.
Respectfully, your ohedieui servant
no l--If ,. ". ca NNlN1HAN.
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PATIENCE.-It i a pleasure to observe
The appreciation which the musical world
has bestowed upon Mr.. Frank W. Cum
ningham. who has always been among the
foremost to tender hi> vocal services when
ever an occasion called FOR them. A num-
Der Of our leading citizen, have invited
him to accept 4 benefit. and he ha, con-
Sented TO do SO. and named Mozart Hall "a,
The place and the 2Sth instant as the time.
The opera Patience viii De played. and the
Richmond favortc. Mis- Eva Mills. will
come down from Washington aud take the
character OF Patience and add thereby TO
the MIractiyeness Of the cast. Captain
Cunningham is a fayorite with the public
and there is not the least doubt but that
Mozart Hall will be crowded to IL utmost
capacity on the night Of the benefit.
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TFTTER dried uD.
CHOLERA prevented.
ULCERS purified and
healed.
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If you doubt come % sec us, and we VII OO i'E
Yor or charge nothing. Write for particulars
and copy Of the Hide book, - Message 70 'ie 'N-
fortunate Suffering" Ask sny druggist as 70 our
ElaBdhag.
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4 GREAT VIoLINIST.-Mr. Edward Re-
menyi. the celebrated yiolnist, assisted 10y
Mis- Carrie +. Mason. soprano, and Mr.. 4.
Bauer, solo pianist, will give a concert at
Mozart Hall on "wednesday the 22d. The
reputation Remenyi enjoys a renowned
vioini,t is sufficient introduction without
any further heralding from u. The en-
tertainment is like 10 prove highly enioya-
bic 10 lovers Of music. Special terms OF
admission are offered to members Of the
Mozart Association.
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Counties Reported SATURDAY.
All ~ the following returns are official
CTNRFDI AND


Al Of the following returns are official:
CUMBERLAND.
John :. Wise, so7; John E. Massey, 2S7.
Wise. majority, Gl0.
i. :. Hooper. 9OS; W. 4. Reese, $50
Hooper, majority. G2,.
For amendment 10 Constitution, SSi
against amendment 10 Constitution. 80.
Majority for amendment. G49.
The vote IN this county in ISL Wa
Daniel. 429: Cameron, 931. Democratic
los, 92.
GRAYsON.
WYTmEvULE. Va. November 1.-THE
vote for Gray,on county j. a. follows
Massey. 7G4; Wise. esq; Cabell. 11s
Sims, 600. For amendment. So; against,
1I0.
Democratic gain, SO. Pretty good tol
senator Hale.
Abingdon. VA. November IL official
Wise. 72l: Bowen. 10: Massey, $50; Full
kerson. 40; Newberry, 9j; Dotson, IS.
Democratic gain, 402.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
Massey. 433; Wise, G94; Dawson, /.
Garrison, Al; Mayo, G93; Noltz, !
Daniel. /.
Cameron carried thi, county by 2GS-
Democratic gain, :.
SCOTT.
EsTElLEyILLE. VA. November 9, ria
BRISrOL. Tenn. November l0.-Thc vote
for scott county Is a. follows: Massey.
20: Wise. l.O23; Fulker>on. 243; New.
berry 30; Bowen. us; Dotson. !. For tho
amendment. l.03j: against. 49,.
Thi, Varie, a little from former returns.
Democratic gain. 2GJ.
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NJ &. PLAIDe. .~xvvrs
~. y 20 yALEs COOP 4. AssGaTSoxEssG + GsaTSoxEs ! co
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SLSBURY's TRoUBADOUES.-Mr Bronson
Howard, new piece, Salsbury's Trouba-
douls. viii appear nj the Richmond Thea
ire next Friday and Saturday nights, and
At n matinee Saturday evening. The COM
pany i large one, and the piece has been
iayoraby mentioned by the press in other
,ftf.-
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Ursr1xGs CoURT.-The case o1 John
smitb. convicted in the Police Court OF 'he
srcord offence Of petty larceny, ana sen
fenced TO ,ix month. in jail, cane up YES YES
terday on an appeal from the Pohcg jus jus
ticc,s decision. The decision OF the lower
con,1 c,T1 was affirmed, and the accused was
S'1S William 1T.r II. shields, charged with shoot
~ ~, I@vris Doughty. WAS tried and ac-
n,;5;ttdd III hut was remanded TO jail to aWal'
Iai.,c W. .vanination A. to his mental condition.
MN ~ the absence of Commonwealth :
Attorney witt the prosecution ,,arodi,E was ItI;
condncted by wyndham r. Meredllh'
ESo
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MOZART HALL.

Vi
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER e2o.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTirN
The world-rfu uowucd yioliui.t.
TDWARD RFMENYI.
assisted ~
Miss CARRIE T.. MASON. >errl1o
and
Nh. a. BAUR. solo Pianist and Accompanies.
VIII give enc of their
GRAND CONCERTS.
under the au-riccs ~ t'.o Mozart A--oc'at.1n
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22p.
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sold BY ALL DRuGglsIs'
foe l5-fu,w&fI
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BEAUTuCILy WHITE TEETH ENsrRID ~
the u-s. Of MEADE K BAKERS sAPoNISL DENII-
PRICE. which VII speedily remove incipleut tartar
and scurC Price. nifty cents = box
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E7-u,0oo REWARD poiu be paid to any
Chem lei seho lefH 64d or analysts Of loo D"'-
ties Of 8. s. s. One partGei< cf Mercury i''i'|''
Of Potassfsrn. or any Mineral sa0fdnee-
gWJyy SPECIFIC co., ryoprtetors, AtiaHta'
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SKINNY MFN.-~ Wells Heai'h Remover 20
stores health and yigor cure. Dyspepsia. lmi"-
flurn
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