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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-16

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-16

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13

ONE or THE PRINCIPAL ATTRACTIONS on
BROAD STREET TOMORROW tVFNiNG viii be-
the distribution of six handsome prizes Et HAIR
RoLD's china-store. Every purchaser or goods to
tine amount Of IL the past month At nAKRoLp sh'is
received a ticket 20 this drawing and to-morrow
evening at o'clock Will decide who are The lncky
customers. This new feature IN Mr., ilAREoLD's
bus siness has proven 20 be 50 satisfactory 10 his
customers that he has decided TO lave another
drawing to which be g. now issuing tickets free Ia
his customers. Ills irs, prize |, handsome Wall
nut Dining Room Refrigerator, and The second a
silver Tlltng Ico-Pltcher.
We would advise our readers 10 make tEcir par-
chases ~ HARRoLD's, where they viii lind au nm
mense stock OF China. Glass, silver Plated Ware,
Children's Carriages, and ilouso-Furnishing
Goods. His prices are the lowest IN the city, aud
In addition he gives tickets 10 his cnstomers irec
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
LOCAL MATTERS.
Thc Next Sfaac Enir.

SECOND DAYS MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE
CONMITTEE--REPoRTs OF THE ADVISORY
BoARDS-MB. ASHTON sTAREE REFLECTED
CHEF MARsHAL-PRosPECTs FOR A sUC-
CEssFUL EXHIBITION, &C.
Pursuant to adjournment the Executive
Committee OF the Virginia State Agricu-
tural Society met at II o'clock yesterday
morning.
The Advisory Boards. TO whom was re-
ferred the prcmum-list for the next Fair,
made their reports, which were adopted.
They increase the amount OF premiums in
the various departments and add anew
one, including well-ccnSidered list OF
premiums for oil and water-cOlor paint
ngs. and crayon and pastelle drawings,
which will prove very acceptable to our
many amateur artists. This viii be an at
tractiye feature Of the Fair.
Mr.. Ashton Starke was unanimously re-
elected chief marshal, and his popularity,
pOliteneSs. and aptnesS will unqueStlonably
add greatly TO the satisfaction and conye-
nience Of the exhibitors.
As expressive of the sentiments Of the
committee the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
ReS0iUed, That the thanks of this COM
mittec be rendered TO the Chamber OF Com
merce and Commercial Club, and their
Committees on Inland Trade, for their pro-
position 70 aid by providing funds and
their personal influence TO make Il acomhina-
ton Of attractions at the Fair-GroundS du-
ring the day and in the city at night at the
next Fair: and that the Agricultural So
cety will cordially cooperate to render the
state Fair Of mutual utility and benefit to
the advancement OF the agricultural inlc-
rests OF the State and the prosperity and
trade Of the city OF Richmond.
The meeting was very happy and en-
thusiastic one. and the members were
cheercd by the prospects OF fine and
successful exhibition next fall. The date
OF the next Fair was fixed to begin We'd
nesday. October 31st, and continue Noycm-
Der 1st and 2d.
\ new class, for the encouragement OF
bee-cuture. was added to the list, which
will be an interesting and useful exhibit.
Each member will use his personal innu-
ence and efforts to excite an active interest
IN his section OF the state, and il is fully
determined that the next Fair shall be an
honor to our state, city, and the Society.
After the completion OF their duties the
committee adjourned to meet on the l1th
OF next August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
Mozart Association.

At late meeting oi the Board OF Di-
rectors OF the Mozart its future plans were
discussed, and committee, consisting OF
A. Blrgamin, John Tyler. \. IIoen, Fred.
X. Scott. and Thomas Potts, were appoint
ed to make inquiry as to plans for the new
ball and to secure life members. The list
of life members now entered is within
about 40 per cent. OF the number desired.
The life members will have the full rights
and privileges OF the Mozart for the sum
Of 800, and will have no fees TO pay during
life. The committee hopes TO have its
work finished very soon, and to report
back TO the Board OF Governors.
This Association deserves well OF the
people OF Richmond, and we hope soon
TO see the old hall removed. and Il new
one in IFS place which will be an honor to
Richmond and the Mozart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
Herman M fIic Theatre.

4 small audience witnessed ut the Thea
trc last night the excellent and highly->at-
isfactory performance OF Hermann the ma.
gician. assisted by his specially company.
The programme was faithfully carried out,
as wonderful as it may seem. and the de-
lu>ions were perfect. The featS Of magic
were new. and performed with such natu-
raj effect as TO almost lead TO the belief that
they were done without the aid OF Slcight
OF hand. The watch trick, the sleeping in
mid-ar by Mile Addic, and the remarkable
performance OF Awata kat,noschin, the
japanese. in his ieats OF balancing, are well
worth seeing, to say nothing OF the many
other good things seen. The performance
will be repeated tonight, and matinee
tomorrow. at which toy will be given
away to every child attending. There Will
be no performance Saturday night.
The show is worth seeing, and is one OF
the best Of IL, kind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
Briefs and Personals.

After the Wednesday-night services nj
DR.. HOge's church, Major w. +. &. Greg
DRY, in behalf Of the officers and teachers
OF the Sunday school, presented Marshall
VI. Gillian, Esq, the superintendent. with
ten volumes Of Chambers's Encyclopedia.
The speeches OF presentation and accept
ance were both very handsome.
SIR. Cox will next Tuesday night at
Mozart Hall deliver his delightful lecture
on African Humor." This lecture will
be given for the joint benefit of the Bar-
tist Home for Aged Women and the Gov
ernor's Guard.
Hon. Joseph Christian was introduced
TO the United States Court yesterday to
practice law before that tribunal.
Hon. George ID. Wise was OF counsel Of
defence yesterday and the day before in the
United States Circuit Court.
The Board Of Sinking-Fund Commits
sioners held meeting yesterday, and passed
the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That whilst the action of the
secretary, as set forth in his correspondence
with Mr.. +. W. Capcn, OF New York, in
regard to the funding Of the coupons of
January, 1889. from the consol 1910 bonds
is fully approved by this Board, il is now
ordered that no coupons shall be funded
except with the bonds bearing them or
other bonds Of like character.
The Young Guard Association have
made arrangements for celebrating the
thirty-third anniversary OF that sterling
old corps the "Young Guard" at the
pump-housc to-day. Target-shooting for
prize badge, pin, &c., and other sports
will be the order OF the day.
Mr.. Frank W. Cunningham has resigned
his position as a member Of the st-Baptist
church choir.
The Ritche-Pleasants duel was fought
Wednesday, February %, 1916.
The Ninth street bridge across the basin
is now fully open for the public Use and it
affords q new and short route to Manches-
ter ria Free bridge.
1t is the accomplishment Of the dreams.
hopes, and talks OF twelve or fifteen years.
Now, indeed, il may be truly said that the
Free bridge and all connections are en-
tirely finished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
ChamberOfCommerce.
THE FAIR COLLECTIONS CANyAsSERs ASKED TO
REPORT BY WEDNESDAY.

TIE FAIR COLLECTIONS CANyAsSERS ASKED TO
REPORT BY WEDNESDAY.
A regular monthly meeting Of the Board
of Directors OF the Chamber OF Com
mcrce was held yesterday evening. Mr.
Il. +. Blankenship, the president. being
necessarily absent, Thomas Potts, Esq,
first vice-president, took the chair; W.
ID. CheStcrman. secretary. The following
other members were present: MeSsrs.
Walter Bowie, Orin COttrcll, John :. FL
lett. :. III. Hawes, Z. Courtney jenkins. l..
:. Tower, and George p. Stacy, and Judge
W. w. CTump.
Mr.. John ). Elicit, from the committee
appointed in connection with the state
Fair. reported that good progress has been
made. but that the sum which can be use
fully and adyantageously expended has
not all been obtained.
The canyaSSers should close up their
worb, promptly and report by l. O'Clock on
Wednesday next.
Mr. Tower stated that the Agricultural
Society. independent OF the help they will
receive from this source, intend to put
forth premium-ist OF unusual attractions.
believing that there will be such q crowd
here as will justify them in their under
taking.
The following new members were elect
ed ON motion OF Mr. COitrell, Gresham,
Brown 6 Co. and \. SakS; on motion Of
Mr.. Potts, Lee d Potts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13

mory. escorted the active members Of the
Guard OF the Commonwealth TO the dining
room OF Monticello Hall, where the annual
banquet was spread, and a most enjoyable
evening was spent.
In response to tOasts speeches were made
by Major John +. Wren, Colonel Ander-
son, Northumberland Stern, Captains
Spottswood, Davis, and Bidgood; Lieu
tenants Barksdale. Mosby, and Wren, DIR.
George Ben. Johnston, and others. The
affair was in every way a decided success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ On all sales Of Real Estate made between ,be
LIST Of January and last OF June the taxes for the
present ytar have tO BE paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the lst OF July and las. ut
the wear the taxes have % be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about Aftcen years aga
0y ALI the real estate agents IN Richmond, and APP
plies TO Richmond and yicinlt,.l
OUARLFS & MCCURDY. +. ". two three
story brick stores at the southeast corscf or
Eighteenth and Franklin streets.
r.. u. COOK. 12 NJ. at No. so north Seyrltb
street. gcntcel household furniture. organ, &c.
DODGE G MONTGOMERY, IL 4. NJ, crockcry,
glassware notions, &c.
JNO. E.LAUGHTON, JR.,lO \. ". and ~ T.. NJ,
fine diamonds. wseches. iewelry, &c.
JAS MAcDOUGALL, 10H A. NJ, chamber furai-
ture, stoves, &c.
r. Is. COOK, 10 a. NJ. aud IL ". furniture, &c.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH. 1880 A. NJ, gold aud
silver watches, knives, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
Professor winston Going 10 Europe

Professor c. II. Winston, OF Richmond
College. is organizing small party OF
Young ladies' for short trip to Europe this
summer. He expects TO sail on the Servia,
OF the Cunard Line, June 18th, and to be
absent three months.
His proposed trip embraces rapid run
through England. Holland, Belgium, and
Germany, and somewhat longer stay IN
switzerland. Italy. and France. such a
tour promises to be full both OF interest
and OF pleasure.
4 small party Of young gentlemen from
the city are planning a similar trip, and
indeed NAV unite in making the same tour.
Bon royage and safe return to all OF
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
LOGIC
FOR PRUDENT MEN.

The way to succeed Is to get the most possible for
your money the harder you work the mere anxious
You should be TO spend your dollars wisely. In bay
ing CLOTHING it is the cheapest TO get some
thing that viii wear well and look well as long rs it
lasts. Consider make as wcl as material. Some
people are not satisfied uuless they make big pro-
fit on everything they sell WE ARE SATISFIED
WITH \ SMALL PROFIT. Wclike toturn over
money qrickly, and the lower the prices the more
rapidly VIC can turn Il over. Five per cent. on q
suit may seem like a very small proat, but turning
five per cent. over once month amounts to sixty
per cest per annum. Ingh-phce clothiers will DO
well to consider this hint. We care not for opro-
sition, because
WE SELL GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSI-
BLE COST,
and better than this no one can do. This Is why
we have been 80 successful, and nowhere can you
obtain GOOD CLOTHING LOWER THAN WE
ARE SELLING 1T.
MIsFIT STORE. MISFlT STORE,
9l2 MAIN STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth streets,
Commerclal-Club building.
Open evenings till s o'clock Saturdays till 10
o'clock. ap l2-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
The New Pinc-strcct Baptist Church.

This elegant house OF worship is so far
completed that the basement will be Occu-
pied on Sunday with interesting and suitl-
bic services. The lOcation-on the corner
OF Pine and Alhcmarle streets--is admira-
bic. At this point the streets cross ut right
angles. running exactly 10 the cardinal
points OF the compass, and the house is
precisely central TO the large congregation
which wOrshipS there, situate just halfway
between Monroe Park and the river and
Gamble's-IIill Park and Hollywood ceme-
terry. The position is elevated. being the
highest site in all that section, and from
the tower commands a magnificent view Of
nearly all the city and the adjacent country
round about.
The edifice looks eastward. as though
greeting the morning light. and to the in-
coming traveller looms up rs one OF the
most prominent buildings OF the mctropO-
lis. whether he gaze from the deck Of some
steamer that plows the winding James,
or peep from the window OF some coach Of
the many roads except One) which ap-
proach the city.
The architecture is pure Gothic, Of solid
and massive structure. and declared by cX-
perts to be inferior in workmanship 10 no
building Of the kind i'm the city. 1t is large
and cOmmodlouS. the basement alone ac-
commodating much larger assembly than
the whole OF the former house; and when
completed will comprise a number OF adj
yantages and cOnycniences believed to be
original.
Considering the moderate cost Of this
house it presents surprisingly beautiful
and attractive appearance. With no display
of eXtraya@ant wealth, il stands with n
modest air Of conscious worth, Of which
ore never grows weary, like a rustic
maiden. unconscious OF her charms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13

BAsE-BALL.-Thc first game Of the sea-
son was played Yesterday oycning between
the famous Red Stockings OF Boston and
the Richmond Club. The game was well
played throughout. although the grounds
were i'm a bad condition from the heavy
shower that fell Just before the PLAYING be-
ean. The game resulted in a victory ior the
strangers-score Red Stockings, 70; Rich
mondS, :. There was some good batting
done by both mines. These two mines play
again to-day ~ L. ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13

BURGLARY.-The residence OF Mr.. 7. F..
Minor, No. 900 east Clay, was entered by a
burglar late Wednesday night, and a
double-case gold watch and about So in
currency stolen from his chamber. The
money and watch was taken flom the
clothes OF Mr.. Minor, and were not missed
until the gentleman made his toilet yester-
day morning. An entrance was effected
through the parlor-window OF the house,
which was up, and The front door open
next morning. The party must have beeu
expert, and made his movements secretly
and successfully.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
Tho Rolling Case.

The Jury in the ease OF George Boiling,
CHARGED with the murder OF Wacker, were
brought before Judge Thomas s. Atkins,
OF the Hastings Court, yesterday morning
at II o'clock. It was apparent that the di-
vision Of sentiment among the jurors was
so wide that there was no possibility OF an
agreement being reached, and they were
discharged. Afterwards it was found that
tbev stood seven for acqulttal and five for
conviction. Boiling was taken TO Jail and
will have another trial. The balance OF
the day the court was occupied in examin-
ing the civil docket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
COOKS EXCURSION.
COOKS GRAND EXCURSION
To
CALIFORNIA,
VISITING EN ROUTE

Washington, the Mammoth Cayeof hontuchf, tho
grand g0rgcs and passes of the Rocky Noan. lins
In Colorado, Denver. santa Fe. southern Caii.or-
mia, The YOSEMITE VALLEY, aud san Fran
cisco. returning ria salt Lake city, Chicago, ali
Niagara Falls.
starts MAY 8. 1853. occupying eight w'ehs
Cost, $500. Tie outward and return Journey, hy
entirely different routes. Pullman cars hotc. &c
commodaton, carriage drive. and
ALL NECESSARY EXPENSES INCLUDED.
Full particulars free on application. Addruss
THOMAS COOK & son.
26l Broadway, New York: l97 Washington
street. BOSTON; 81 WainU street, Ptiildeiplls.
ID 6-cOdlOt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
SIIsFIT STORE.
NIIsFIT STORE
HOTELS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DOARD.-TO THOSE WISHING SUM
ID MER BOARD. 20 TO NEW GLASGOW, VA,
on Virginia Midland railroad. twenty miles north
OF IynchbuTg. Large, airy rooms; huc laWuAtCr
children and nurses. natural mountain scenery
conveyance 90 and from depots any hour; hor-es
for ladies' riding aud driving. Free from mus
OuiOes. malaria. chill5. f0gs. and sickness gene
rtllv. For further particulars, address
r. n. FOWLER, New Glasgow,
an 7-GtF Amherst county. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
-yaucraeGfer News.

Mrs. Ann Drake, mother Of Mrs. DR.. A.
& McRae. Of this city, died yesterday AZ
tc,noon at , O'Clock, at her home in this
citv. after long illness. ut quite an ad-
vonced age. She had been an invalid for
\ long time. and her death. though not un-
cynceted, will be deeply regretted by all
who knew her,
The sureties on the bond Of the late Tlea-
surer woodbridge. OF Chesterfield, met in
This city yesterday and offered eompro,,
mise 10 the county which will be presented
70 the Board OF Supervisors at the next
meeting OF that body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13

COMPANY sc" AsS0c:TloN.-The regu-
lar annual meeting OF Company "C' Assoc
ciation. composed OF eX-members oi the
Guard Of the Commonwealth, was held al
Monticello Hall last night, the president,
Cantain ]. Y. Bidgood, in the chair.
After the transaction Of some routine
hus,ness the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, ,oione'
.Jobn h. Purcell; Vice-President, sergeant
i II. Cbenery; Secretary and treasurer
Lieutenant j. r. V. DanieI.
Upon the adjournment OF the meeting
the Association formed under Captain Bid-
GOOD. and marching to the Regimental Ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
fGisfll.fztk<.

SH0ChOE MlLLS.-PURE GROUND
~ NOVA SCOTIA PLA>IER.-i import uiis
pla stcr in lhe Lump aud grind a. orcrcd. At,cr
seven years eSlcrcgce can guarantee III. huHb
10 be sAueri n toaDy the n.tkct. Special rri's
ON larse quantities. WARNER MOORE. inipoft-
or aud MinUftcIntrr of Plaster, Dealer Ia Lime,
Cement &C., Seventeenth stree, south side DVcAl.
l-tNyf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13

Last and closing sales Of books at auc-
ton Friday and Saturday evenings at
store No. 1914 Main street. Fine Bibles.
Encyclop1das-in fact, everything in SET
ence, literature, and art. The largest and
best collection ever offered at your own
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13

II YOU DON'T SEE, II Is mainly your own fault,
because by procuring pair OF CELLpLoIp EYE
GLASSES you can improve failing eyesght 50 as 10
see clearly. For sale by all leading jewellers and
opticians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13

II Is more economical 10 buy DuRKEE's SALAD
DRESSING than II ~ to make dressing; besides
this. IL IS made Of better materials than you can
buy at the stores. Everybody llkesit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
nnARn EnR TuE SIINIMER. ONE
BOOTS AND SEsOES.
I a. BALDWIN

n a. BALDWIN
~.
successor to Gardner, Carlton & Baldwin,,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS AND
SHOES,
announces the resumption Of business at No.
1929 Main street, the Old stand. lie IS nov re-
ceiying an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF BOOTS
AND SHOES, which has been purchased for
CASH. and which II Is his intention TO sell to cash
and prompt buyers al a very small advance.
an l-eOd2wf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13

UoN. S. s. Cox.-A letter was received
Yesterday from Hon. ;. 5. Cox, OF New
York. stating that he would reach Rich
mond ON next Monday. While in the city
he Will be the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. J. l..
Nj. Curry; but we take 1t for granted that
the presence OF gentlemanso distinguish
ed viii attract the attention Of exchanges
and boards, who Will regard It privilege
to do honor to one OF the ablesi men in
Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
TO FARMERS.

N GR0J Nd PLkSrSEls.
In addition 10 my regular bus ness, an, ROW
grinding my 81 NSDARD" bRANDoF PLAs-
TER, which Is uaequAlled by any on the narAer
and which intend shall become universally pcpts-
lar on its own merits. Having carefully selected
ny lump. can furnish the hsst quality, ana isv-
ing the capacity for grinding MY tons per dsy.
can ciye consumers the advantage or having ~
freshly ground, as | viii not keep supply on
hand but grind IL after receiving orders on short
est notice. Price, &C., ON application.
WILLIAM 4. KING.
s400 70 $500 williamsburg avenue,
NH y.2m post.Odhes Box L.
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FIsuH.nES's DEPOT.

A LII IN WANT OF mRE,
IA TENT AND SOFr-LAID |-s.S,-Ses~
sEINk-TwINE~ are invited 70 call aud examine
our stock, of al sizes. al lowest prices
sEfNE1IlREAD OF all NOs and qualties
SLlNL-LINEs. ROPES, YAWhIhG,
CORKs, CORkWOOD,
YELLOW OiL-CLOTIIiNG,
AWNING and sAIL-DUCKS, NINNOW-NET-
TING. SKIM and FYkE-NITs.
Manufacturers of SfINES and NETS Of all
sorts. NACRAME LACE-THKkAD. all sizes.
Imported LINEN SURROUNDINGS.
l.. LICHTEhSrEIE a. SONS.
corner Seventeenth and Frauklln streets.
Sole importers of the Lion brand seins Thread,
and importers Of all other brands. NH 20
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sIaUCKs, STRAW, &c.

CHUCKs, SHUCKs, sHUCKs,
- STRAW, STRAW, STRAW,
for sale loose or IA bales delivered la any quantity
Aiso, large LOT of MAsTicATED -FoD-
DER. A FINE Farm MUIx for sale
Apply 20 Y. l.. BASKET,
corner Franklin aud Iombardy streets.
mh 30-eod2w near Richmond College
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13

TuE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear. part
iy cloudy. with heavy rain in afternoon,
followed by clear and cooler weather at
night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ. IS ::
o 4. NJ, G6; noon, so; 3 T.. NJ, 73; II.
NJ. 60; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, 6ik.