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BeIi.Ringers ia Philadelphia.
ENTERTAINMENT At wANAMAKER's GRAN
DEpOT

ENTERTAINMENT At WANAMAkER's GRAND
DEPOT.
Having been rendered the compliment OF
an evening performance by the London
Royal Bel-Ringers, who are about return
ing TO England for the summer, Mr.. John
Wanamaker Yesterday invited the at
tdcheS VI his three stores 10 the Grand
Depot TO participate in tie enjoyment.
About 1900 tickets, each admitting two
persons, were issued. and il is safe TO say
all were used, a. the large space in the
northern end OF the Grand Depot, devoted
to the clothing department, was crowded.
The good, and tables had been removed.
and chairs and long benches put in their
place. The entertainment. consisted not
only OF the performance by the five men,
bers Of the troupe o. "Ilome. Sweet
Home" "Sailors Hornpipe," Turkish
Patrol,' {" Blue Bells OF Scotland" " Last
Rose OF Summer" RORY ONofe," and
other familiar airs on q number OF the one
hundred and thirty-one bells used by them,
but OF limitations Of village chimes, the
striking OF "Big Ben OF London. and
the singing OF comic solos, dGos, and trios,
with piano accompaniment. Mr.. Wanna
maker being called npon, made happy
little speech, and az the close II the per-
formance was given three hearty cheers.
The entire performance was n most onloya-
bic one.-Pubtc Led9er, Mdrch 18th.
This company viii perform here on next
Friday night, 2ith instant. Tickets for sale
at Ramos n Moses.
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seized with the fatal illness, which lasted
only about ten minutes.
II Is supposed that death was caused by
art-diseasc.
A paper is published, signed by Messrs.
Carl Scibert, Robert Lecky, u. II. Alley,
Henry Hudnall, Joseph X. Sands, George
w. Williams. A. A. SpltZer, and w. Ii.
Burton, subcommittee, &c., urging "the
election [by the Legisature1 OF police
judge for the city Of Richmond" and the
passage Of the Lakewood bill "providing
for the election by the people Of tins city
Of certain officers now otherwise elected
or appointed" II is by no means stated in
the paper aforesaid, but it Is well known
that the main object Of creating the Office
Of police Judge is TO give TO said Judge the
power of,appointing Pohce Commissioners.
The most influential Re:idjustsrs in Rich
mond oppose this bill. They want Judge
Atkins to appoint the commissioners.
Mr.. John B. Wilson, secretary OF the
Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Com
pany, yesterday resigned-his Office TO accept
position in large foreign company doing
business in the southern states, and Mr..
Il. Il. Brooke was elected secretary TO fill
the position made vacant by MIR. Wilson's
resignation. Mr. Brooke IL wen known us
an able and accomplished insurance officer.
In the new field OF labor which Mr.. j. B.
Wilson enters he will carry the good wishes
Of his many friends.
Mr.. Rueger is about to put up two hand
some stores, with offices over them. on
Bank street next door 10 the corner OF
Ninth.
According to recent report from the
Auditor OF Public Accounts, the following
amounts have been paid ON account OF de-
linquent capitation and property taxes OF
the city Of Richmond.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. j.. j. Waggoner, Of the firm Of j. j.
Waogoner 4 Co., died in Danyille Satltr-
dav night, aud was buried in this city yes
terday evening. He was native OF Rock
bridge. came here in 1880, and had since
that time been prominently connected with
orr mercantile enterprises. lie wasa good
man-widely known and respected by all.
He leaves a wife and two children.
Governor Cameron was not III the city
Yesterday. He was reported to be III
Washington.
Rlmors are afoat that cert2in influential
Re;;diustcrs are trying To organize plan
to ..harmonize" "Old Man Massey into
the party again. Malone will hardly al
lOw IT. :.
Miss Nellie Bourne, OF Brooklyn, y. l.,
who has been spending the winter IN Rich
mond. returned home Oh sunday cn The
steamship Manhattan.
Mrs. Dir. Il. =. Vest died very suddenly
saturdoy night. at her residence, on Church
IIill. and her funeral took place yester
day afternoon from Leigh-street Baptist
church.
Mrs. Vest was a sufferer from asthma
and had endured great mental depression
since the death by drowning. In December
1880. OF her son, DR.. j. NJ. Vest; but she
was brayely discharging the duties OF mel
bo,lsehold, and had Just come from th'
sick-room Of one Of her children whet
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RICHMOND, Vs.. March 20, 1882,

To the Editor Of the DisPG'ch:
Dear Sir,-WIll you please do us the
kindness TO make this publication Tor rs.
which will be the means OF aiding Us IN
remodeling and finishing our church. In
1876 we pulled down the old building
known a. the First African Baptist church
and erected on the same site the present
building. We closed il in and finished on
the basement, which cost us s20,557, AL Of
which we paid in the springer 1881: Last
October we put out the contract fof finish
ing the building TO Mr.. Heppard for 80
49,, for which we promised TO pay bin
$500 when the work is completed. and 10
0iye notes for the balance at six, twelve.
eighteen, and twcnty-four months at per
cent. interest. In October, 1881, Mr. james
Il. Colgate. Of New York, was at oar church,
and | was making statement with regard
10 remodellng the church, and he promised
TO help Us. Mrs. Colgate made ur pre-
sent OF three very tine chandelier, gotten
up by Mr.. M0unteas,ie, Of this city, cost
ing 1851, including globes, holders, and
fitting up. Mr.. Colgate sent us cheek
last week for $40, for which the church
returned him and lady thanks by IN unani-
nous vote Yesterday. We nope number
OF Others VIII help III.
JAMES III. HOLMES, pastor.
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PERRY DAyIs's pATN-KiLLER.
DIpHTIiERlA.

\ cold or sore throat may not seem TO amount Ia
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For whOoping-cOugh aud Group n l. the best pre-
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For twenty-five years have used Paln-kileT for
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

jNO b. LNCGltToN. JR., InE \. VI and = .
NJ, continuation of ihc sale cf tripic ii, -
plated ware.
T.. II. COOK, ~ y. W.. sherli's sale of stock T,
goods belonging 10 the late cnaeern 81 X.
Nendenburg & Co.. lease. ana gooi-giu
WELLINGTON GODDIN 4 son, T.. NJ. AZ.
nlinistrator's sale OF a large amount nf vale.
BILE improved real estate and eight vacant l., ,
on both sides of Clay street between Aoni1 D.
and Henry streets.
QtAtLES & MCtlRDl, 10 \. VI. hOuscis .
ana Kitchen furniture at the residence Of N.
Henry Bohlner. at northeast corner OF Fit b
aud Grace streets.
FURMAS TUPPER. AZ y. NJ. commission ? b.
snl' o four valuable building lot, AZ the nora,
west Intersection OF Spring ana Dclyidr,.
streets.
j. THOMSON BROWN, . L. VI. detached bri d.
dwelling No. 9O2 north Fifth street.
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Off. Trh'rg

Grace Church, no report Monumental, no report
Rev. Charles Miunigerode, ID. D., was
then introduced, who delivered most eX.
cellent address on "Sunday Schools and
Parents"
Rev. DR.. Weddell then read the ques-
tions that had been handed in, which elici-
ted spicy and well-drccted remarks from
several OF the laymen.
Special mention must be made OF the
music. II was the best that has been heard
at any Of these meetings, being well Sc
lccted, and rendered in excellent time. and
contributed greatly towards making it one
OF the best meetings OF the series.
The next monthly meeting will be held
at st. Andrews church on the third Sun
day afternoon IN April.
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Protestant EPISCOPAL SUNDAY-scHooL
UYIOS.-The regular monthly meeting OF
this association was held at st. Johns
church Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
weather there was fine attendance. Inc
president OF the society presided. The
religious exercises were conducted by Rev.
r. +. Jackson, Of Christ church, after
which the reports OF the Sunday schools
were called for. which we tabulate as fol-
inxys
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services will be held during the week, COM

services will be held during the week. conf
mencng at o'clock each night.
At Park-Place Methodist church the pas
tor preached morning and night, and re-
ceived two members on profession OF faith.
At Trinity Methodist church the pastor
preached morning and night, and received
eleven members on profession OF faith and
two by certificate.
At Clay-street Methodist church the pas
tor preached morning and night, and re-
ceived one member.
The usual sunday services were held in
the other Methodist churches.
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The principal attraction OF the week
seems to be the auction sale Of superb triple
silver-plated ware now being conducted by
Mr.. John +. LaugbtoI, Jr., auctioneer, al
his rooms, No. 1906 Main street. The sales
have been attended by large numbers Of
our best people, and the character Of The
goods is such that purchasers atiormer sal"
bear willing testimony 10 their real value.
The sale viii be conducted for few days
a..I.
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4 CoIORED CONVICT SHOT WHILE At
TEMPTING TO ESCAPE FROM THE PENTEN-
TIaRy.-About quarter to 3 O'Clock yes
terday morning Jake Wilkinson, 4 cOlored
convict. was shot while attempting to make
his escape. He was confined, with four
others. in cell on the second tier, and
succeeded In cuttins a hole under the win
dow-sill He was in the act OF getting
through this hole, and had his rope blanket
stretched down TO the ground in the yard,
when the guard OH the parapet (Nir. }. II.
Hash, OF Franklin) fired upon him. He
was struck under his right arm, near the
shoulder-ioint, by one buckshot. and his
ceIl-mates thereupon quickly pulled him
back into the cell.
Yesterday the shot was extracted, having
been fiattened by striking the muscles. The
wound y painful, but not at all serious.
Wilkinson or WilliersOn rs he is indli.
ferently called, came to the penitcntiary in
1876 TO serve ont two terms of ten years
each-one for burglary; the other for jail
burning.
Mr.. Hash Is one OF the new guards. lIC
has been on duty only for two OF tire,
| DAYS.
Had the convict gotten into the yard his
next effort would have been 10 scale The
prison wall. On the top of this wall is the
wooden parapet upon which are the beat.
OF the guards. Had Mr. Hash been nc
more wakefu or watchful than was the CO.
! lored brother whom the Baton brothers
/ lately eluded, escape would have beer
quite easy.
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LICENSE TAxEs.
OFFicE or 1IE CITY AUDITOR,
RICHMOND, VA. March t0. 1882,

OFFicf oF 1IIE CITY AUpITOR,l
RICHMOND, Va, March 10, 1882. !
vllE LICENSE TAXES OF 1882
have been assessed and placed IN this Office FOR the
Inspection II all concerned. The assessments wtll
remain IN iiiis Office until
SATURDAY TBE 25rH DAY or MARCH, 1889.
THE COMMITTEE on FINANCE viii meet In
the COUNCIL CHAMBER, Broad street, ON
MONDAY AND TUESDAY THE 27yH AND 28Tu
Of MARCH,
between the beurs II and O'Clock l.. b., for the
purpose OF hearing and considering appeals from
sait assessments.
All yersDs.s concerned will please attend, as no
change ti classification or tax will afterwards be
made exespi BY erder OF the CITY COUNCIL.
nh lo-l2t y,p. RQleTEIf, Auditor.
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DESTROYING THE CONTENTS oF ROOM
used By a smallpox patient may DC aNoia.H ny
using DARBYs PRornYLAcIio FLu'p. ~ y
morally criminal 10 neglect Tie use "i tueh a avs
1,,cc,,nt and preventive. u l. certainly best %
,,ovent Inc sprcad Of disease ana those Who viii
n,o ,RBYs PROpIYLACTIc FLUID fIeely about
their houses viii be saved FROM lhe attack of All
coniaglous disease aud death Itself
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To -wILEoR's CoD-I.I -
OIL AND LINE has now been before the PIT D
twenty years, and has steadily grown iu favor A.
appreciation. This could not be tie case ua. 81,
the preparation was of bgh in,rInsic yalue. III,
combination Of the Phosphate OF Lime with pr-s
Cod-Liver OH. rs prepared by DR.. wlbor, hss ,-r-
duced new phase In ibe treatment of consumpss9s
and all diseases II the lungs. Thi, article can 70
taken by The III ,st delicate invsiii without cs.-
ating The disgusting nausea which + such an o.
lection 10 the cod!Iver oil when taken without 1e
u Is prescribed By the regular faculty. sold =,
tie proprietor. \. Is. WrLDoR. Chemist Boston.
aud by all druggists.
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CIRCUIT JUDGES.
The House Engaged in the Effort ia
Rcaajust the Circuits.

The dominant Party. however, Not Unit on
this Caucus Measure; Words OF Decided
Di.approval from Mr.. saycrs-Leeislntion
...AsniIst the Deaf. Dumb. and Blind Insti.
tu,ion-DanyilIe Railroad Bill Again En-
rrossed-Notcs OF the Proceedings In the two
noneea
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NOTHING But IRON
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

will thoroughly and quickly assimil'ie with the
Mood. pufifying aud strengthening IT, aud thus
drl,c disease from any part of the system, audit
will not blackcR the teeth, cause headache or con-
,,,n,uon. and Is positively not iniurious.
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This Is the trying season on weak and delicate
Lungs. WAGNER's ROCK AND RYE ExfEcro-
RANT" WITH BROMIDE oiiers You relief aud pro-
tccllon for Coughs, Colds, lioarscness, &s. tits
the healing b,lm for Lungs, Throat, Nervous De
bnity, Loss OF sleep, &c. Price, 90 and 20 cents
per bottle
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Dyspeptic and nervous people VINO are ALWAYS
.out OF sorts" CoLDEN's LiEBiG's LIQUID IN
TRACT or BEEF AID ToNIc lNviGoRAroh, In
mint bottles, viii cnie. Ash for toLDrN's, Iakeno
other or druggists generally.
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YouNG LADIES' JOURNAL for April, con-
tanning the latest spring fashions, has been
received from N. Leonard. newsdealer, No.
908 Main street. Also, "The Century Illus
trated Monthly Magazine" for April.
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&c. only for a Picnic CIGAn.

THE MASON HAMLiN. GEORGE WOODS, Is. -
DETr, WILCOX WHITE, AND sgosINcER On
CANS are not surpassed by any IN lie world. yf-
LAND LEE. Agents. 9i3 Main street, Richmc,i T.
Va.
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FINANCIAL.
no LOAN On RICHNoND CIT
REAL ESTATE.
CRoCKEnY. GLASSWARE. &c.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
We have Just oi ened the largest stock Of
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited in this city, consisting Of
RICH BIsQuE and DRESDEN kiGukE>.
VASES, and FANCY ARTiCfs;
ELEGANT DINNER, TEA, GAME, FISH,,
OYSTER, iCE-CREAM-, and DESSERT
SITS.
In CHAMBER ToiLET-wARE our assortment
cannot he surpassed.
our stock Is complete ln every department, an"
the prices very low. Can andeSamine IT,
r.. n. TAYLOR.
mhe lQil Maia street,
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SAVED his CHILD.
=, ~ouru ErTAw sTETET, BALTIMORE, ND,
II Nun February IL. 1850.

=, Nou1u ErTAw sTETET. BALTIMORE, ND, }
II February ~. 1850. {
CONTAMINATION the recommendation Of q
,JcodIused BROWNS IRON asa tonic and
r..t,r,tiyc for my daugiter'whom was thoroughly
a,,,,oeed was wasting away with consumption.
.,iny lost three daughters 10y the terrible disease,
,',Aer the care of eminent physicians was 10th
,o,cneye that anything could arrest the progress
az e disease bot, o. my great surprise, before my
daughter had taken one bottle OF BROWNS IRON
rl1TrEs she began to mend ana now Is quite re-
s,orcd 70 former health. NTH daughter began
10 show signs Of consumption ana when the phy-
,,,sr was consulted ne quickly said "tonics were
,,rire1 g and when Informed that the elder sister
,,,. ,,ting BRowN's iron BITTERS, responded
mat q, . good tonic: take IT,"
ADORAI puELrS.
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CHICK CIGARS, Sc.

SAY Send ten cents, In stamps or silver. D..
FIFTEEN iiGU-CoIoGFD CiRON0-CARDs.
DIAMOND SHiRr-FAcTogy
Post-O0lcc Eox 6n3, Baltimore. Nj
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rV,HE BLESSINGS OF PIRACY,
By EDWARD EGGLEsToS.
The International copyright question ana
~cheap reprints" considered 10y an American Au-
thor. ,,.,.,,,>.r
See the April CENTURY MAGAZINE.
imh 2l-ltl
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc,

THE BEST CHEAP PIASo for the money Ia q.
market Is sold at 9l3 Main street by RlLAND .
LEE. Can and sec IL.
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DON'T FORGET when yon are discussing pis1,,
that srEiNwAY Sons shipped serenity pr 80, b
of all that were sent 10 Europe last ycsr. TIA
speaks for itself. RyLAND & LEX. Agents.
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BAPTIST CHURCH ORGANIZED AT LESTER
NANOR.-SOme months ago we noticed the
dedication OF house OF worship at Lester
Manor, service in which several OF the
Baptist ministers Of or city participated.
On sunday last this very beautiful house
was filed. Besides the people from the
surrounding country quite number came
up from West Point. In the morning DR..
Curry preached. In the afternoon Profes-
sor Harris delivered an able address, forii-
fled by numerous Scriptural citations on a
New Testament church, its objects and
ends, and how TO accomplish them. 4
church covenant was then read and aSsented
to. .andacOnstitutiona and rules were adopted
for "The Baptist Church at Lestor Manor"
There is prospect Of growth. The Sunday
school is well conducted and well attended.
Mr.. Gardner, q student OF Richmond Col
lege, breaches regularly and very accepta-
bly,.
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NIGHT SESSION.

The House met at q o'clock-speakcr
Fowler in the chair
The consideration OF the judiciary bill
was resumed.
MIR. Scott Of Fauquier moved TO strike
out the lst section. He very frankly adj
mitted that his motion in seeking TO amend
/ the bill was to defeat it. He made an earn
est and eloquent appeal against the pas
sage OF the bill.
While Mr.. Scott was speaking he made
Use OF a remark which Mr.. Mayo, OF West
mOrcland. claimed was offensive 10 himself,
being, as he charged, m insinuation that
he Mayo was using his position a. men,
Der OF the Legislature to advance his in-
! terests under this bill.
Mr. Scott assured the gentleman that
nothing OF the sort was intended. Mr..
Mayo accepted Mr.. Scott's explanation, and
| the discussion was proceeded with.
Mr.. Mayo gave it as his opinion that no
member Of the Legislature could accept a
| judgcsbip under this bill. He declared
that he had never been Il candidate Tor any
oflice-before the RoadiuSter caucus or
clscwhere-and never intended to be.
The amendment was further discussed
by Messrs. Conrad, COghill, and skinner,
and upon vote being taken was defeated
| by the usual vote.
/ Mr.. Conrad moved to amend the fourth
paragraph so as to make il read H. follows !:
The counties OF Frederick, Clarke, and
/ Warren shall constitute the Fourth cir
cuit.v Mr.. Conrad said that the Fourth
circuit once comprised the counties as
sipnel 10 il under this bill, and ii became
necessary 10 divide it into two circuits be-
cause it was found that the judge, young,
vigorous man, could not dispose OF the i'm
mense amount OF business which pertained
/ to the circuit.
The amendment was rejected.
i Mr.. Hanger moved to amend by striking
out OF the third paragraph Roanoke,
I Craig, and Botetourt," making The circuit
I To consist Of Allegheny, Rockbridge, Bath,
/ Augusta, and Highland.
The amendment was rejected.
/ Mr.. Griffin moved TO strike out in The
/ Third circuit the words "Alleghauy, Rock
bridge. Bath, Augusta, and Highland,
and insert 4" Montgomery, Floyd. and
Giles" which would leave the circuit a.
now presided over by Judge Henry r..
Blair. The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Terrell moved to adjourn. Lost.
Mir. Frazier moved TO amend by insert
inc :. city oi Alexandria" in the Fifth cir
cult. Agreed TO.
Tn 10 the time Of the close OF our re-
reDort 1880 O'Clock this morning. the
House was still at work on the BILL with a
good prospect OF remaining until day
break, at least.
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DIAM T II L T II s.
TnE BLOOD Is TIE rouNDATioN OF
IIFF.

LIFE.
II elrcuiatcs through every part OF tie body, and
u,,esS Il is puro and rich good health Is I'M
,.,ss,hle. II disease has entered the system the
,.,ya sure and quick way to uriye Il ont Is To
pl,RtFY AND ENRICH THE BLOOD.
These simple lacis are well known, and The high
o., medical authorities agree tha;
NOTHING But IRON
,,I r.s,orc the blood 10 its natural condition.; and
.,.o,n,t an the iron preparations hitherto made
hlaclcn the teeth, causc headache, ana are o'her-
wisc injHsioas
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

IMPORTANT ISronMArIoN.-I Irhososres n ~,
Concern Any one knowing how 10 appreeia,e /,
bargain should call at once az the 3osroN BAi..
oAiN-HousF, lf1f Main street, for IIouseSi
niShing and Variety Goods. New stock. Iac.e
assortment! IMMENSE BARGAINS.
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