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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-07

MARRIAGE or CAPTAIN g.. WATT TAYLOR
AND Miss >sILIE 4. WILSON. About
eleven mile- from the city Of Richmond.
m the county of Charles City. lives Mr.
Henry Cox. an Old-fashioned Virginian.
who has seen seyenty-iwo years roll over
his head. His residence, known A. "Farm-
err Rest" i one oi the few 0ld-time CneS
that j. left Standing on the Jam.s-river
plantations tia, were during the war with
in the lines Of the enemy. II was useful
TO the Federal troops, and on that account
was spared. and has been left with is ample
rooms, narrow windows. and winding
stairs, specimen Of the architecture OF
more than BAH century ago. In old
times Mr. Cox. who was 4 true Whig.
used TO entertain hi friends here. and from
the door of the cid house went on, many
times a. the victorious representative of
hi- party in the Legislature.
Several years ago Mr.. Cox lOs; his wife.
and never being blessed with an heir. b.
adopted Miss >allie 4. Wilson. then an in
fant and i relative, took her 10 hi- home.
where ever since She has been the Eight
and JOY OF his household and the comfort
OF his declining years. Yesterday there
was 70 his house gathering Of old friend,
and v0uns people. the occasion being the
celebration oi the marriage of Miss Wilson
and Captain g. Watt Taylor. Chief of the
Fire Department u me city of Richmond.
Mr. Cox. with the dignity and hospitality
0f the OIL school 0i Virginia gentlemen.
welcomed ,he friends. number Of whom
came down from Richmond in hack. aud
many from the counties q Ameha and
Chesterfield, among others the father, %
the bride and groom.
About noon the marriage took place iu
The parlor. ihe Rev. Lemuel :. Reid. pre-
siding elder u the Farmyillc listrict. pr
forming the ceremony. Mr. +. H. Fisher
va. the best man, and Mis- kats 4 VII
Ion acted IT, bridesmaid.
During the ceremony Nj. COX seemed
deeply affected, and looked as though De-
thou-htthe sunshine ~ h,s home Vl-ah.ut
20 De- taken away.
The r1tAl presents we've numerous. ap-
Vropri1tc, and costly. Among them wa-
complete silver tea--,t. wifh spoons. waiter.
and urn. m q black nallu; ease lined with
mar00n-colorcl velvet s silver pate on
thc case bore the inscription: Pr. .'n,ed
20 Nj, Salie A. wilson hy the Ufi 'ars
ard Members Il the Richmond Fire D.
plrtm-nt. December q, lsc2.
\ dinner. such a> could only 30" found
in tla uu-t.ntsd home - Jame--riy-r
planter. vac enjoyed. .iter which tle bride
and groom. accompanied by friends. IN
for Richmond, which place wls reached IN
time for the new Iy-weJdsd ones Co take thc
4:ij train f0r the North. whittier they ~
on 20 extended bridal tour. tasise with
them the congr .u.a;ion, and tcs wi-bes
Z ulany friends.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Transit Of Venus.

CLoVDS AID iSAPPOINTMESTs - OBS EEvA-
IIoSs Al THE COLLEGE-LECTUEE Pr Pro-
FEssOR vINsIOS-PREDICTI0Ns yERIFlED.
The amateur astronomers of the city
Were mp early yesterday morning % ,ec
The lOng-auticlplted transit Of Venus: but
thick veil a clouds an over the eastern
,kv gave omn0u, indications that .ffer all
the m0ment0us event might escape Olsor-
yati0n. Ut tie more hopeful prepared
their smoked gla-, and were ready o. the
appointed time-s:J5 o'ciock-appr0ach
10 see tie "fr-t contact" But there was
no disc II t1e -un visible only o dinu-ed
bri-ntne-- Cn the oFcrhangiug cuyioU.
clouds.
Thus m.tttr. remained till the second
contact also. 40 9:lJ. Wa- pa-t, and -ti.lt0
ihe anxious scannrT Il tle skies there
seemed but little bopeo II yieWinctha planet
in ID, passage over The ,un. Blt later On
tie per-evering ones were reU lrdei with
occasional -l.mr-e- ~ ihr coveted sight.
and toward, 2O'cioek The clouds grew thin
ner and melted away. giving due view Il
tie last hour Il tl.e transit. But large
proportion Cf the Observers had already
given up the effort and failed q, l-t o. Wit
De., the really lcautiill phenomenon.
Out - tie college quite q namheroi per-
sons. ladies anil gentlemen. accepted Pro
ie-,0r Winston. invitation, and cltl rcd
io -ee the transit from li- tXtemr0r.Zad
observatory. III plan W., 70 projec, 2
picture ~ The -uu some Two or three iaft
in diameter on q suitable screen in . dark
eued room. and over this disc the planet
Us large round black SPOT. about 90 inca
across. Wa- -ren slowly - move. The al-
o.. d. 3. r.f fr
now and then lifted q little. Wl- The only
drawback Co The entire success Of the li-
r4cgcment. TIE enthusiasm and pleasure
Of students. professors. and visitor 10 cseu
the imperfect views tlu- obtained were
very marked.
IL response % petition speedily gotten
up. Professor Winston opened hi, lecture
room and delivered 60 the crowded aU-
dience % brief lecture on the transit Tie
alluded O. The fact that only f5ly transit-
have ever been seen before This; gave rapid
reference f0 jeremiah Horror, and the
tir,t-ob,cUod transit IN 1852: explained
Why trau~ii- should occur at al. and hf
they recUr 40 such long intervals, 80 that
there viii not be another for more
than i3J years. Then. with tn ;!
int'maii0n % the a,-tril~fne>S and 0ll4-
Guilty II The subject. ha gave sorl- general
idea " how il l. thar tAe transit ol cnl,
helps O., 20 determine tie grand problem
# tie suns distance FROM tie earth. Hal
ley'. method and Di-i-', method We're both
given in outline, and briefly rNlAine D..
The hope was expressed. In conclusion.
that The Utw %. -eTY-t.0u- made yesterday
ar over tie earth might Ae.p o. settle
Tie question just where between $50
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ ON i'I .aicsaf Res r,ltt. made besvtcnih.
~ Jlrl4rv .n4 i.-t ri illa tle tfVD- fHF the
t- .-. ret- hive 2. boo rtft 5g ;r- purcf -fr. On
.r .. 81 a.i. hf rHen l.e i-- of July aH1 - ~
Dbl. .r.rt. -..f- l.fc 3. nc r..I ht o. Er-.
|T.ft-l-.nu rl- adopted l'arf f.'iia. SOL. aEo
.r ~. Pho -ttl c-t.t. -ertsfu flcluPli 20 sp-
.DIir--. i.i .moal lui F..iuir.l
rV0. p LAUGHToN. Dr.. 10 4. Y. carp.ts.
.-.vr-- g..
FiENAN II PpF z. =. IT. lri ~ northwest
corner Erll.l'l fli Laurel sire q.
DAVE PORT MORRIS. = VI, rcce .yer's saie
.f lIrrors 40 i3 cry street
WILLIAM U.LlSE & CO-fP ". ur io.s -
Main .tr4tt .pppI.e Norton E9Her-Eartrn
ana ou belcl efr.ff.
.J. .TffDNP-oS BROW y. 40 T.. ". fOlr luti -
lars avcnu. all tcelt 20 ). o.. -ll.;.r's.
T. H. gnok.ll s. ~. tr.-t.@'s sale r 0lce-fur-
uitHre. banker safe. &c, 40 Richmond bAsk
LIZ ,nd Insurance COMPANY
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DEZEND0RF'S DONATION.
Called Upon TO Testify About the
Election Frauds, He Says He
Knows Nothing Of His
Own knowledge.

Bu, lie Asks the District Attorney 10 summon
General Nahone. C0lcnel Brady. =. Brown
Allen. and the County Treasursrs- and All
the Special Collectors Appointed by the An
ditcr-He also Asks an fEvestigation OF the
Means by which the Malone Campaign
Fund was Raised. and How il was Er-
pended-Alsc. What Special InternaI-Rsve-
Work-The Wrong Passenger Walked Up.
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Rrtcfs and rer.onaIs.

JUDGE Culd wiI' present tei0rr the court
of Appeal. t0-isr, aiter the readm- -
oriuion-. Tie memorial and resolution, ~
rta bench and bar iu relation % tie death
of fudge 3l0lcur.. and one or more oi ilr
n.rrfe er. n tie court Wii.r,~I I9nd thereto.
Erv. Ur. 2iun.-t rode. ~ -. fa-'-
Tri.eor.i church. .s -till quite ,.ch. no
Wa. T. 20 dlye ont Yesterday. Last Li--t
~ Or. Ho-e'- Presbyterian church. the
congregation tcin- large one. Tie T-'-or
and people invoked the Almighty Throne
for tie speedy return % lis pulpit % tl.-
f,ithfnI minister of God. Dr. Nluni-e-
r,J. ha, long suffered from -lortre- q
breath. and +. Las given Liu more t-an
usual trouble oi l@,e.
Rev. =. Wiliam Jones ha, returned from
if. southern tour. Oh which occasion De
arromranied General Fi'zhu-h Lee in tLr
interest " tie southern Historical society.
General Lees lectures were eytrFN here
received With great enthusiasm.
Auditor =. Brown Allen has returned ID
the city.
Theaam Of IRE turned in Yesterday VS.,
caused bv the partial burning Of Tue grocery
store Of " scott Bailey, corner Of IWeh-
tv-nftl and Nenal.e streets.
Ata stated meeting of Richm.n Lodge
No. 10. \. +. and 4. NJ. held Tuesday
night. the following officer, were elected 1;
Thomas W. McCaw. senior warden; John
II. Dicker.0n. IT.. junior warden; !.
Bo0ten Hill. senior deacon.
Mr.. T. c. Morton. editor and proprietor
~ the Stauntou Vind'cGt0r. wa in the city
la.f night, on hi. way 70 Halifax county TO
visit hi wife. who j. i'll ct her mothers
residence.
In the absence Of Chief Engineer g..
Watt Taylor. who / absent iIom Tue cl.!
on 4 bridal tour. Assistant tn-ineeI y:
L. Fuqua will discharge the duties OF tn,eI
Engineer Of the Fire Department Of the
city
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/ uiie,l state

TxglE TOYS CABlE.-TLi- play. largely
diluted for southern consumption, Wa
produced q, the Theatre last night, aud %
an audience oi good .ize-the two GALLERIES
tefng particularly wei flled. 20 FAR -
The attempt Wa made 70 delineate the
NEGRO character il va, Al utter failure. To
know the negro YOU have % ,tudy BIN, and
YOU nav study him and i've in tie commit
nity with him for years and then noi Oe
sble 70 initiate hin. some u the effort, ~
mi. direction last night were immea.uraoly
absurd. Evidently there had cecn Litle
erort on the part Of the actors 70 learn from
fbe negro wha: the negro i. The pony
and the blood-hOunds are the compan! :
.troug card. The bloOd-hounds chasing
the fugitive slave might have been very
Objectionable hadn't il been 20 ludicrous.
II l. no pleasant task 10 condemn The e.
fort.- u these poor players in their enorl 70
earn their bread through the medium 81
Uncle Tom'- Cabin; but they have not, a.
10 ability. realized the public expectation
formed on their advertisement. y 70 the
plav Itself. ALTERED and improved a. II
nav be. its unsayoFy od0r lingers about II
still. and reminds u too much ot the party
Of bate and prescription which almost
adopted il into IL platform, aud nueh oi
the haze il created survives 10 this day.
The play viii Be repeated tonight, and
doubtless The company viii maze vigorous
eXertiOns 10 please.
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Now j. The time % secure your ma.
good. generally, but when You IN Ina
Virgin,a hams Ike those Il v. y. B.ar <
CO... 1909 est Main street, sou had eiter
-eerrre What YOU need at once.
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ro n. -. oL Me L..lateA .

70 ~ E1I0T' q % U-7T4.I1'
Cannot something b. done 10 prevent The
selling oi duplicated .e,is - Nozart Hal:
Thi- thing has frequently occurred recent
ly. Al the lecture on Tuesday nisnt- IN
Row J. seats tetween 3 and were GupH-
Gated three times. Who = b. bEme for
,hi-s This should b. corrected. and not
allowed 70 happen again.
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lvFLANHATioS. COuGBs' cArAEh!is' AAp
pxyryOSia, rs-ulilng from colds ny - cured
bv AYEH's CHERKY PEcroRAL u >4-ass Ihe
ILLUMINATION. remoyes t. irritation ~ni Gre
pe.s. soo.he. te ork-ns- and restore .Se sz1erer
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DEsERyIxG or CosFfDEScE.-f fhere Is no
Article which 20 r1cafy cg-eTys- IN snts' conn.,
Seuee Of the commun nity - BgoEs- BRONCHIAL
rRocHEs. Tho-e suessiHs iron -siAnaie and
bronchial disea-es, eo1gas, snd eoij slesid Try
thssa. Price. 23 cents
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy in
the forenoon, but clear and warmer in the
evening.
thermometer YESTERDAY \. ~. A:
Q \. NJ, IS; noon, 80; 7. ". 80; 8 =.
NJ, i6; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 80 IS.
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talion-taxes due and unaccounted for Octo-
her /. 1ssI. and the number paid and ac-
counted for to him up 10 aud including the
9Th day OF November. lSs3.
! The various county treasurer- and special
tax-collectOrs in the counties in the state
embraecd in your judicial district. whose
names are not known 10 ne. but can be
readily a>eertained by you from the Au-
[ ditor, 70 b. summoned and give evidence.
l A. 70 the number .oi delinquent taxes
/ ,capitation, collected by them up to and
/ including the 9Th day Of November. iSS2.
the last day previous 10 the election upon
which II was legal for them TO. receive said
taxes or - issue receipts for the same
should it De your pleasure % cause these
persons herein named 10 be summoned
hail then be glad. after the grand jury
I shall have taken their testimony. to furnish
YOU the names q numerous other parties
in Norfolk and Portsmouth, and in the
[ various counties in the Second cOngres-
sional district, who have reason 20 believe
would be able 70 give valuable evidence
I touching the matters now under inve>tiga-
/ ton.
/ have the honor 10 BE-. very respectfully.
I your obedient servant.
JONI +. DEzESDoRF.
TIE INDICTMENT AGAINST NR. TALHAS.
This document Is 4. follows:
I Circuit Court Of the United States II .Ar1.-
/ ricd f0r ne Eastern District Of Iirg'ui0.
iil tie Fourth Circuit:
vt stated term % the Circui: Court -
the United state, II America FOR the Fast
en district II Virginia. In the Fourth cir-
orfi- iavfrv and hold ~ -hn CITY "a Rich
mond, within and Tor the Eastern district
and circuit aior. 'aid, on the "a e Octo-
ter. 10 the year oi our Lord - ana con-
tinued ~ aliouTnment to ana tncludin-
+ ihe 9TH day ~ Deccnter. IN the wear ~
orr Lord lSs4-
El tern District 0f IirgiHid. Ss..
Tie Juror. n The United state. of AM
ri.a. within and Tor the Eastern district
and circuit aforesaid. On their oath present
that William II. Talgqr. 'ateo Richmond.
iu the Eastern district and circuit af9rc-
7 aid her,tafore-to wit. On The efh fl, q
November. In tie year u cur Lord iS,1-
e the said Eastern district ~ Virginia. md
wi,L.u the Jurisdiction = tli- court. d.i
an unlawful act On secure en- opportunity
10 vote f1r diver. lad .Unjrr person. n
an election f,r rerre-.utq-ive- or d-Ie.-tl.
In Con-re-- then about % o. held in tLe
-r..a z Xfr-irf,--to ,vf- Noyerfer
f-sa-to wit. that aid William n. Tafman
did fal.elv. fraudulcntly. snd unhwfuHv
-ien tile names - divers ard .uudry rsr-
IONS Vurporting 10 reside in Richmond.
Va, 20 certain plQer- known a- supple
o, ntal taX-.i-t- tor ISL, with 9aths thereto
auutXeg-to Wif. George =. Adam-. John
B1cse,t. George :. Bowie. +. " Back-
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P11IuAS PALACE-CLRs. - Commencing
December 9Th a line Ct palaee-ears We're
placed on the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
road. These cars viii be run IRON TN
eiaati TO Richmond without change OF ears.
A palaee-car will b put on at Chariottes-
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, colder northwest to
southwest wind.. partly cloudy weather,
followed on Thursday night by occasional
SHOWS, stationary or higher barometer.
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APJREASD EPYkCuyf H.R-DRsss NG. -
Cocollne. compound of coeolnW oll.
beauGde. rIe 1alr, all a. sure % 4IAi AH
itching and irritation II he -calp.
The superiority q Burncr's aa'orlne
extract. c0u-ist- 20 thtr psrieri IlrIty lnd
strength.
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vile and run 10 Louisville. Ky. The time
made will be The quickest that has yet been
known.
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A gifui Present.

\ Fisher Upright Piano. Eo.bing hAes
il on the market for The price. 'a,i and
,a.ti, EYLASD Z LIZ,
General Agents.
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Tie re4llar ~eskiy -0iree EiN frse .ifcc ~
N0rlrl H4u IHi, l1bTrcayl tNLNiND at ~
O'Clock. Admission only ty mcmhsrTi - IN
v!Lari1-c.Fl-. Which must - presented lt fs foos
Nf-lh.r- Csu 0btlin llFltsf-Q1-c-rls 90 ~ 9-les-
,i.n f1 &. Z. -IEsEf, AZ hr1ti s'r.ii q. II.
~ a. .+-,e- cr T--it
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GoLDES WErlnc.-L9,t nigdt there
wa- mos. pleasant reun'on of fae ,hi.-
dren. grandchildren. rthfiou,. anal friends
u tl1, worthy gentleman and esteemed
citizen Nr. Thomas u, aWars Qulrir- - h's
lC,r.tllie re.ileue, on Eighth {. up Leigh
street. the occasion ~ thc catnsria. being
The celebration n the golden wedding ~
that tiuc.hoHorrd citizen and hi- r-t.mllle
le'Vmee-. Mr.. Mag Ann QUar'e- .nts
Mo.hY1. y a.f century ago la.t night in
tli, lify. 10 -he r,s.dencr ~ the llte Mann
=. Nal-uIu-. ~, tie now Yen-r f.e collie
ple. then iu toe hey-day 0f their youth. 10
presence o. tho iAte Father Philip Court
u-y and troop ~ friends. uttered mu,u-
ally the vows thai made them one. and
which they mot last night again 20 renew
in the presence of those whom they loved
and who loved them.
The occasion gas m.-f happy Dnr. not
alone 20 ttc .-cd couple. Who, b. fle liea-
,4ut rem9uir~ incident ~ the occasion.
renew fd again tha VOWS utt, rrd In fle long
ago. when lia Vas young snd hope were
bright. tut .0all pe-enL Mr. Qmr.r- .l-
ever been q citizen % whom Richmond
might Justly o. proud, and biz .rooIs y
friend, i0n with hearty sincerity ia the
wish that the day. oi himself and lifelong
companion may long continue H. and
-he alike are h0uored in their descendants.
and are a. ae honorcd Themselves lQl th.ir
Christian walk and conversation during a
.0j0un iu or midst tbs. leaves them I0th-
.ur to rf--rtt.
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AnERlCAN RAILWAY SIGNALS.

TuT AMERICAN RAILW AZ SIGNAL
/ 0ONPASY OF NtR1f>fA.-rhfse >-<naks
ars nov ou cAii st.oa q l.ls Na!a strsr,, -scond
soor. Rieamond. gA- We wOai3 nnl~cifuliy tn-
sf,e he a.teatoa q de public tles hi ',stsi "a
r...xays f..rt!cuiafly, 20 tne ONLl flNskCI
ASD PRACTICAL ELECTRIC RAILWAY
a. I'm W.. sntrn, nsnsSz.
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THE CLEANERS WILL HAVE 4
L -ATF - FASGl ARTICLE And Ei-
~ l--ffNsE ~ In tIc Grr.f's-Tlr - fte ia
gsrrssg terfan church Ga fkitAA tlG >.l frv0
o.elcek Id The Afternoon . 10. -te tttan liuD-
- ~. ~ r Ne-srs. Ran .. STARE. - .nf aD1
f-,ril.t IA ing Ius!aE ~ event. =, sts.. ~
C.r,.in 4 an.u-l1nl aat 81. AJsa2i
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CHEAP CASH STORE.
DoLLs. DOLLS, DOLLS.

JogsN Dors las received from tAe importer
-- 1rn el,an Dolls aad o. d0z.n DOLL
HraDS ana DOLL-BABIFS; ai-o. every 1e-
--rfr.i,n of domestic TOY GOODS, n'i '',,
WRlTiNG-DEsKs. VELOClPtDh,, t....i3,. nom > p
ropsr-. WAGONS. sILklE>. TOOL, liz :,
DRUMS. sLEIGH-. expected every 90. A-1
e,erytaing else = be foua- 10 regular y Is -Ia
Az, y~.u ID. -old 80 bottom pF.ce'- % 80 d 40
and 7l5 Naia street. t.fs
A'i'-i- DO so-eocln "a
prlce.
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oxs DOLLARS WORTH OF C1sEisrxAs .ARps
FOR Is cent. al L. Lrwis's, err Main street.
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alfllmond 1ispatfh.
Observation-Disclosures :, 1ss2.

rs-THE CIRCULATION OF ThE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cmCU-
LATIOS or ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERs OF THE CITY.
Entered 81 the Po-t-oaiee ~ Richmond. Va A.
secoDd-cla-s maiier.f
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sTtsEHfsTs.

DEADlNGS AND M >IC.-Don't for
II r.t .le tNlfHTAlNNt NJ % Iemleranee
rr.L-. Irlfe..l, t1 e. towards flrni g Ahe
-.4s. Rev. Dr. ARMSTRONG. - Eirhmesi,
ssfu rad de 7-l.t
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lrAGTC-LANTERN EXHIBITION AT
vi TNEos--IATIOS ca IfH
frrrrF-yAf ksD FEl.ltl NIGHTS

ruT-F-DAl AND FglDAI NIGHTS
A. 7-31 D'C-so-s-
Thr sNris Gon Thur--as uirei VII ?. fr tse
t,r.ft IN - church. zns FTegy l.r'r for tts
bera.t b.. t-e rcaT. .le e1-.Ft gr.-ce'-s ~ -
.g-st g.. .NA-AER.
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TaE mozart THIS EyESIsG.-First.
overture. Fel.enmahle." (Reisiger,l or
che.tra: second. solo tenor, . lie Merry
Bird..n lGumbert,) Mr. Mc-es May; third.
Ino yielin and piano, William TELL
Pc..iniA Messrs. hcs,nich and Reinhardt !;
fomth. =. "Traumerei." (schumann,) b.
:. Swedish Wedding March, (>oederman,l }
orchestra: 6ith. solo tenor, Val.e, ' Merry
War fstrauss,) Mr.. Moses May; sixth,
duo piano. "Reyeil du Lion," thonslki,) }
Nes.rs. Thilow af.d Reinhardt; seventh,
:. Farewell SYMPHONY" (IiAydn.) orches-
tra.
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ClERK OF rHE HUSrISGs CoURT.-le-ter-
dav morning Mr.. Andrew Jinkins resicned
hi: position q Clerk Of the Hu'tirgs
Court on account Of i'll health. The re-ig-
nation was accepted, and Judge Christian
appointed Mr.. ". =. Lawton 70 the POSI-
ton. Mr.. Lawton qualified a. Clerk, win
Me,srs. Alfred Courtney and Robert T.
Nuuford - suretles. Mr.. Lawt0n /, emil
nently qualified 10 I'll the position Of CLERK,
and will be a worthy successor 70 such az
excellent official a. Mr.. Jinkins.
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CIRCUIT tolET.-The following gentle
men-p. ". Gsuoh- Gor,m4n.. =. a..
Wh.uv Jr. Julius ~-raus. Allen VI.
Lyon. Z. e. Gray, T.. Lind-ay WMssr. ".
4. -.d.lon. r Au K. Garrett. Charlie E.l...
j. Is. Moor. george \. tarra-ton.
Thoml- EUef. s.. PizLini. =. t.lrranf. w..
r. Clarke. ". p. L-eke. /. s. trfa-aaH,
and Jane H.. Werrh-veTc -WO.n .- grand
mror, 10 thl. court Yesterday. aad after
dndug ..trur bids for felony AGAINST
Luty Love and Efas,u- DAVIS. cous f- iu
the r.nuut.ary. ver, discharged.
DAVIS IS charged with ., l.'-n- and
eutt.n- WITH. kn8e, With intent O. a.L
NI.. Riddles. 4 f,iia' convict, anf Love-.
3D. female convict. Wt- t4ryel N I.a ting
frt ,o tl,- I,p-r'uelt 0l tAe U-ni',l.a1
tuid,o1 -s, alr' 'rr female rr-Dl'r..
IArtr oi tatIr ,--t, j. 80 io- Paced
tls lftl instant.
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