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Personal.

Miss Chamberlain. whose beauty CON-
pared 10 that OF English bellies is like sun
shine and candle-lght, after Mr.. Tom
Ochiltree's Simile, is in Paris.
The Crown Princess Of Germany is 9
"universal" woman. She writes political
memoirs. talks philosophy, caryes statuary'
composes sonatas, dabbles in architecture
and paints.
Mr.. William AstOr's new steel yacht Is
progressing. The keel was laid in VIII
mingtOn on Thursday. The yacht will be
go feet i'm length. and is expected TO riya
Gould's ATLANTA for general finish and
speed.
DR.. Philip Livingston Jones, a BROOKLYN
physician. was reported to be worth about
81 900. 600. According TO his will, offered
for probate recently, he is worth only about
81 900; but it is believed that he took nc
account OF the great bulk OF his estate. Ills
ecccntricties were marked.
DR.. Seligman, in writing Of the whims OF
great men, says that Schiller inspired his
muse by the smell OF rotten apples. which
he kept in his desk; Handel loved to think
beneath weeping willow; Haydn wanted
champagne by his side when writing
Goethe surrounded himself with works OF
art, ana Lafontaine often wept over hl'
own rOmances.
An abstract OF an Introductory lecture
delivered by Or. Eugene +. Cordell before
the class OF the WOman's Medical College
Of Baltimore, October I, 1883. has beer
published in pamphlet form. The lecture
treats OF woman as Il physician. and shows
the advantages Of the female medical stu
dent Of to-day compared with those OF hel
predecessors. ilustrIous examples are giyeI
II the efficiency OF woman in specific de
partmentS Of medical practice.
The painter MillaiS. the head and iron
OF the English school OF art. is frank, 70
bust. fresh-loOking gentleman. above th'
medium height. sturdy Of build, broad o
shoulder. complexion suggestive Of breez,
downs and hills. rich, mellow voice. ant
manner that belongs TO Il country lord
master OF foX-hounds, and owner OF
| thousand acres in the Mldlands. Al MIN
he won silver medal for painting. ant
at sixteen years OF aye he was the autho
of an historical painting-" The Captur
Of the Inca by PizZarro which wa
hung with distinction on the walls OF til
Royal Academy. He is now fifty-ionr.
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Virginia NeMs.

Dried fruit is being shipped from the
Abingdon depot at the rate OF about $4,000
pounds per day.
4 few nights since DR.. Il. ;. Lewis. OF
Culpeper. was kicked in the face by his
horse and Knocked senseless. lie was not
seriously injured, however
The GraySon clipper says The hume
rou, friends of Major Hale will be glad to
learn Of his recovery sufficient To ride in
his buggy visiting his relatives ON the
creek,
Mr.. C.. l.. Pagenhart, Skilful machin-
ist. OF Clark county, Va, has constructed II
steam buggy. in which he Is making good
fine over the country roads OF Clarke. He
saws he can travel twenty miles an hour
with his steam buggy.
few days ago while stick Of wood
was being sawed in woodward IN Alex
andria the saw struck against something
hard. when the stick was Withdrawn. 1t
was then split with IN axe. when perfect
horseshoe, nails and all, was found en-
| hcdded i'm the very heart Of the wood.
I'm Pittsylyania county few days since
NEGRO footpads attempted TO rob Mr.. John
IC. Anderson. of Clark Level, who, being
unarmcd. rode away from them. Suisse
mentlv the same party stopped gentle
man i'm a carryaland demanded his money,
but took to their heels when he drew PTS
toll.
| \ Young man named Charles +. Kuhn
committed suicide ut the Central Hotel.
Front ROYAL, Va, Wednesday night, by
outfing his throat with a razor. \ jury OF
inaucst rendered "a verdict that deceased
was suffering from alteration of mind al
the time OF the act, induced by pecuniary
trouble. Kuhn was 10 have been married
THURSDAY morning to a young lady OF
Front ROYAL, having procured Il license
therefor Wednesday,
The citizens OF Millenbeck, Lancaster
county. Va. on the Rappahannock river
are greatly exercised over the disappear
lance Of Mr.. William ID. Hall, a prominen
merchant and manufacturer OF that county
The Baltimore San says Yesterday morn
ing one Of the officers OF the Weems Line
steamers received letter from the gentle
mans daughter saying that the family haC
sent telegrams and letters OF inquiry 4
various points. but no tidings OF the where
labouts OF Nlr. Hall could be obtained. liz
left Millcnbeck september Both. went by
steamer 10 Fredericksburg, thence To New
York. and had expected to return in few
DAYS. He had considerable money witt
him when he started. lie has large can
lining factory In Millenbeck. His iamii.
live in Connecticut, and they have no
heard from him either.
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none Of the usual ingredients-silex,
potasb. soda, lime, or borax.

none Of the usual ingredients-silex,
potash. soda, lime, or borax.
The secret-seryIcc agent at Mobile, Aa.'
reports that on Friday he raided a gang
OF counterfeiters in that city and captured
the whole party while they were man'iiac,
turing counterfeit coin. He also captured
the outfit OF the counterfeiters, together
with quantity Of counterfeit coin partially
finished. Thomas and Alvin Bohannon
were among the prisoners. The former
desperately resisted arrest, and was badly
wounded.
A ragged little Italian boy, eight years
old. has been sent to the Catholic Protecto-
". in New York. to save him from the bru-
tslity OF his father, Biagnino Senserioli.
When taken up the boy was tottering along
under bag OF bones weighing thirty-eight
pounds, and besides this he carried bas'
ketful Of spoiled tomatoes and other refuse.
His pockets were also full OF cigar stumps.
The poor boy was sent into the street and
beaten il he did not collect the bag full Of
bones. The bones and tomatoes were to
be used in making Italian soup.
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The flooding Of the tunnel under the
river Severn on Thursday was caused by
the severe gales and high tides whieh pre-,
vailed ON the British coast. Inc tuhnel
is being constructed for the passage OF
railway, and runs under the broad estuary
OF the Severn between the coast OF Mon
mouth and Worcestershire. The WORK mas
been in progress nine years, being prose
c,ited from both sides OF the river. On sep
tenber u, 1881, the ends OF the TWO sec,
lions met under the bed Of the stream, ano
so precise was the work OF the engineers
that there was DEVOTION OF only three
inches. Since then large force bias been
EN- ployed In archiDg and complsog thu
underground passage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

The philadelphia Press has Just discoy-
cred that the name Of the fellow who got
ND the recent sensation with his bogus
manuscripts OF the Scriptures bears start
ling resemblance TO that OF the person who
was struck dead with Ananias for lying
1t is hoped that the Press will take the
lesson incucated in the little piece OF b'b-
Heal history it has been reading up to
beart and profit thereby.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

1.-THE coat-of-arms OF Dakota bears the
motto: Fear God and take your own
part" II is to be feared that the first
Injunction is not very generally obeyed. as
the average Dakota man has the reputation
of not only taking his own part, but that
az any one else that comes within his reach.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

The New York Mail and Express has
| an article on "The Value OF Man. That
(depends upon whether he is wool-grower
and the section of country in which he
lyes. In Ohio the wool-grower is worth
good deal TO the Democrats ana very
little to the Republicans. In Virginia IL
| is lust the reverse.
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The Baltimore American says: " An
ANONYMOUS correspondent is real mad be-
eause we predicted the election OF FORAKER
in Ohio. Anonymous should Keep coo'
and let his hair curl" We reckon bis han
did curl when he saw the other fellows
Dockef the stakes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

1.-THE New York Tribune wants 10 kno"
WHY the Republicans can't carry New YORK
STATE next month";" The only reason we
know of is that they won't be able TO gel
away with about one hundred 'housa"o
Democratic majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

Anent the ciyil-rights decisions GoR'iAa'
Of the National Republican, tears his HAIR
and howls that every man should be equal
Nav II not be that GORnAM wants every man
IN come down to his level?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

The philadelphia Press says the tam
about "war between the President ana the
Secretary of the Navy is alt bosh' VI
course il is. BILLY hasn'tmuch SENSE Du'
no knows that CnET has only to sit down
ON the alleged American navy to end IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT, in recent III
teryiew. said he did not approve OF any
member of his family dabbiing in stock
speculations. No; WILLIAM wants all the
chances himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

The Atlanta Constitution says: Nov Is
the time for the Republican party to Tor
rive Dorsey" oh, no. Just the reverse.
Now is the time for DORSEY to forgive the
Republican party, if pity begets forgive
ness. The party is infinitely worse OIL than
nnpcEX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

The Wheeling IateHigencer (Repuphcahl
says. .'LoGAN is among the presidential
possibilities As the Repuollcah preSi-
Dental possibilities are very small we agree
with the InteiiigeRcer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

The Claremont Herald exclaims, ""et
off fine fence aud vote" We move TO
amend so rs to make the eXhortatloh reau'
Get off defence and vote the aggressive
Democratic ticket"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

"In the month Of June last the senate OF
fhe limited State, consumed 10000 quarts
of Apollinaris water" just how mucl
whiskev was Struggled in it the record
don't show
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

The Cincinnati COmmercidtGdzette says :
" The Cleveland Pidindeater is at work on
the germ theory" We don't know what
are IFS ideas on the germ theory, but II Is
certain that its German theory was proven
in the last Ohio election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

If the murderers Of young women Ill
Connecticut continue to disappear there
won't be enough Republican voters ie'' Ill
the state to make the next election inter-
esting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

Young WILLIAM Il. VANDERBILT an
nominees that he has eight millions OF dol
lars left. after cutting up all sorts OF capers
in Wall street" This relieves Ills very
much. We were just about to SEND MN
.soup-fickct
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II Is about time for BILLY CHANDLER TO
brace up with glass OF grog, stick his
head above the main hatch, and assure
CUET that Ohio is all right.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

"Mr. CoNKLING hears the noise OF Dem
ocratic Administration in the air. Roscoe
was sharp in slipping out before the time
came TO be pitched out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

Northern editors who want negro equal
;ty should congregate in Washington OF
scatter about the Territories. The States
can spare them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

The World asks: "Can ARTHUR carry
Ohio =" No; but we reckon ne ieeis INC
he was carrying 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

FORAKER says DR.. CHARLES FOSTER can't
fool him. lie knows what a congestIVe
chill is when he feels one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

The National Republican says "the ciyll'
rights legislation is the new ISSUE on
M II Is the old issue and not worth
continental.
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/. 4itlmond 1ispatfh.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER FL 1851

o. THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED c'kcu-
LATioN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NJ r W G. o U ID 5 d..

We have now on hand and are receiving daily
our FALL STOCK OF GOODS, consisting OF
DINNER, SUPPER, BREAKFAsT-, TEA
GAME, and OYsTER-sETs. In great variety and
at low prices also, full line Of NOVELTIES and
HoUsE-FURNIsHiNG GOODS.
r.. B. TAYLOR,
loll Main street.
Telephone No., $50. sea-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

The Louisville CO,Wier-Journdt asks,
"Is murder n crime!" II is down South,
hut not i'm Connecticut, IL would appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

Entered at the Post-ofice al Richmond Va as
second-class matter.l
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LINZ. CEMENT. &c.

< 600 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
C,OJO LAND LIME. direct from celebrated
Crockett kilns. schooner Jennie q. ffllsbury lust
arrived. schooner Aas Ames daily expected
For sale low frOr3 vessel -. .
WARNER MOORE,
Lime, Gemenj. Lump and tiround Plaster,
foot OF Seventeenth street, south slide OF Dock.
oe u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21
A RICHMOND HORSE.

AsIs stood in front OF our headquarters
superintending the removal OF luggage and
boxes TO the train two officers rode up,
their horses spattered with mud, and asked
Tor tbe news. | told them OF the surren,
der of General Lees army, and inquired
who they were.and whence they had come.
They bad ridden from Richmond, and
were lust arrived, having made a wide de-
tour from the direct road to avoid capture
nv the enemy. One OF them was colonel
from Tennessee. lie expressed great ca
gerness to get on rs rapidly as possible to-
ward home. ] remarked upon the fresh
ness and spirit OF his horse, and asked
where he had got so good steed. He
said the horse belonged 10 gentleman IN
Richmond, whose name he did not re-
collect, but who had asked him, In the
confusion Of the evacuation. TO TAXI
the horse out to his son---then serving
ON General Ewelps staff. He added that a,
General Ewell and staff had all been cap
tured be did not know what TO do with Thu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

A. SAKS & CO.,
1913 MAIN STREET,
foe POI
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7 OTIS OF BoYs COME SMILING

>roouR STORE WHEN NEW CLOTHES
ar other good things which we keep are 10 be
bought for them, for they know that HERES
uopI.cr where the Pretty styles and Latest
Kinks may he found In abundance.
Nearly all the httle fellows know. too, that
we hestow fully as mach care upon our
BOYS CLOTHING As we do upon our Mems
and who will deny that our Mems Clothing
has reputation for SOLID reliability and
the Mos, Perfect Fitg
- our AUTUMN STYLES for Children "'h
in Kills and Knlckerbockers-Boys' ana
Youths'-are both tempting and compre''e'-
slye. including garments Of As LOW grade
IS are worth buying or taking home mp 10
the FINEST that any one needs to wear ana
.---each purchase Is GUARANTEEDto be JUST
As represented or money refunded bnhe
YOUR BOYS along, mothers, and see no"
nicely and economically We can RIG them o"'
Ar THE CLOTHING HEADQUARTERS
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LIARROLD's CHINA-STORE,
IL ST. BROAD STREET.

DECORATED DINNER, TEA. and CHAM
BER-sETs; RICH siLVER-PLATED WAKE
We carry the largest line and sell at the lewes
nrtees- se2l-3m
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DREEDEN, TALLEY Il co.

--->-~-~s----------- ------.e.~->~-~-~>-~~--
RREEDEN, TALLEY & co.
SACRIFICE SALES
No. 500 BROAD STREET.
IN ORDER TO TURN INTO CASH,
SACRIFICE THE FOLLOWING GOODS
TuIs WEEK
2 pieces sTAIR-LINEN at cost.
l lot NOTTINGHAM TIDES al less than cost,
l lot APPLIQUE FIGUREs-very cheap,
| lot RICK-RACK BRAID at Sc. dozen.
lot OFF-sHADEs ZEPHYR at &c. per ounce.
lot FANCY DRESS GOODS,
l lot ASSORTED HOSE at half.yalue,
I lot BUTTONS at Zoe. a dozen. reduced from
BIC.
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THE FLIGHT FROM RICHMOND
COL. HARRISON'S ACCOUNT OF MR.. AND
MHS. DAVIS LEAVING HERE.
Wanderings I'm the Month and Capture
OF the President Of the south.
ern COnfederacy.

The following are extracts from an arti-
Gle in the November No. Of the Century
written by Colonel Burton n. Harrison,
aid TO President Davis:
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READ ABOUT THE
NOVELTIES

we have been receiving this week:
s65 SEALSKIN CLOAK
lin imtation).
vELyETEEN RIBBONS, In colors, at one
fourth the price of Velvet Ribbon. very
snowy and good colors.
NEW CLOAKs, NEW DOLMANS,
NEW CIRCULARS,
FSCUElAL LACE At $3.50, Wide enough for
hOunces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-16

4 N
NEW YORK. Oct. iM-The saloon kept by the
notorious "Shang" Draper, was the scene OF a
bloody ARRAY this morning that resulted ia the
Killing OF two OF the worst criminals In the
city, John Irving. OF Patchen avenue burglar no
torfety, and "Jack "Walch. alias john the " Mick -
one OF the accomplices in the robbery or Jacob
hupl~rts bank in->>snger, two years ago. Zach
snot tne other dead at the same moment. Tho
other thieves and stragglers who were I'm the sa-
meh at tie TINE W the shooting Were arrested
Among them were "Billy" Porter, Irying's ..nal''
In MS crimes and IN their escape nom RAYMOND
strrt jail, Brooklyn, where they were confined ior
the Patchen avenue burglary
John Irving and Jack, the Mick vcre in
Diapers saloon shortly before O'Clock this M, ,1
Ing when IL should have been closed, and hlor.
both filled up with liquor after a nights carnuSli
picked Nip quarrel about some rascality In which
they We're mutually Interested The alteration
was taking noisy turn when Billy Porter cafns tu
ana tried 10 stop IL. His interference inSlead nr
quoting the fighting men only ruused them 10
tury. and both whipped out reyolvers and fired AZ
close quarters. Every one In the saloon sought
cover as the double report rang out. The shui =
We're iirei AT the same instant with equally deadly
effect. Irving fell dead with Johnny, the MirAS,
bullet In his brain, and the Mick fell sho; through
The heart. Neither lived long enough 10 draw hS
breaih twice after the shot. Rly Porter ami b,,
gang tlcn ran out ~ the streets but the pnpn.f =
had ronsed the police. and Draper was aIn-IeS.
livery person who WAS suspected of having bNm IA
the saloon at the time OF the shooting was taken
INTO custody. lurl viii be empanetd To New
lin BODIES oi the dead burglars this afternoon. The
tragedy They sorry that he was also Was n,,l.
counlfu among the Victims Irving was a safe
tnlfglar and rohber OF the boldest Kind J,,A
Naich - record II aS bad. if not worse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-16

""A1 IaH oEChETAHY UF WAR SAfS.
Secretary Lincoln said to o STAR reporter this
Benet's reply to the recent communication OF the
District Commissioners regarding the District MILL
ta and he would not do SO until some other inform
alton bearing upon the subject had been compiled
for his USE 'The matter" said the Secretary, per-
tain tains not Ct only to the ordnance department, but
"With regard to the reorganization OF the mill
ua?n suggested the reporter
"Well, perhaps, not complete reorganization, >,
said the Secretary but it Is evident to everybody
that change OF some kind should be made In the
different bodies so that they shall have one legal
shall be. 1t is upon this matter that have asked
information from the adjutant general There may
be several different plans for erecting the object
and what Is desired to give all Of such plans thor
Ough consideration. 1t Is matter that there Is no
hurry about, and therefore shall take no action
enabled TO consider all the matters bearing upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1&-Respecting the assign
iers of New York and San Francisco it is stated
that the business In this city has been OStensbly
figures over the store. The suit against Edward
Hyams grew out OF the fraudulent insolvency OF
SchOenfeld, Cohen & Co., certain members OF that
firm having, It s alleged entered into cousive ar
rangementS with Edward Hyams and others to de-
fraud some OF the firms creditors. The argument
inr e IN unanimous verdict after 3 days r;al X
favor OF Herman 6hairwald, plaintiff, for S76,lO0
against Edward Hyams and others The frtaMds oI
the Insolvency proceedings through fieAAahtp I'm
one OF the members OF the fnsOlvent nfm The
sheriff levied an attachment yeSterdaysh The above
judgment on the fIIn heea
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Major NickersOM's Statements Contra
dicted.

Major NickerSOn's Statements Contra.
dicted.
GEN. SHERMAN, AS ACTING SECRETARY OF WAR,
ISSUED THE ORDER DIRECTING NICK ERsON NOT TO
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
Adjutant General Drum declines to make any
reply to the reflections cast upon him by Major
NickersOn in his published card referred to in yes
terdays STAR, further than to show that the order
directing Major NickersOn not to leave Washington
was not issued by the adjutant general or Col Barr
as Major NickersOn claims The order was written
and signed by Gen. Sherman, who was at the time
acting Secretary of War; and in the order Col Barr
is directed to proceed to Philadelphia to investigate
the legal proceedings in the divorce case: 1t is
learned that the matter of investigating the charges
against Major NicKerson was referred TO Gen. Sher
man by the Secretary OF War, on the 18th OF last
May. The first infoimatisn OF Nickersons domestic
Col. Curtis, who forwarded to him certain letters
from Mrs. Nfckerson's mother, Gen Drum and Col
Barr both ,s 6ei4g IN New Mexico at the time It is
tiOn from Major NckersOn is the Goth of September
He reported his address 10 the War department. as
81 would also state that am temporarily absent
the Secretary OF War;"
Secretary Lincoln Immediately directed Adtutant
General Drum to acknowledge the receipt of this
letter and says:
yourself from the limits OF the United states, of
which you did not Immediately avail yoursel0 was
cancelled on May q, 1883, and you We're then
| retarys permission, restriction on your move
ments, which was enlarged by only allowing you to
20 TO Phlladelph1a to attend to pending litigation
me secretary OF War now directs that you proceed
to Washington city, D. c., forthwith and report in
person to the a@dl%tant @ general Of the army, when
That there should be no mistake about the letter
reaching Major NickersOn its delivery was confded
to Capt Randall, OF the 23d infantry, who reported
on the Sd inst that he had gone to ThOrod and saw
Major Nickers0n, to whom he delivered the letter.
He requested Capt. Randall to inform the depart
would not be complied with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-16
TelcgrRphiC Briefs.

The new opera house at st. Paul, Mimi. was
opened last evening in the presence OF very large
and brilliant audience, by the Emma Abbott Opera
Company. The house cost over s2000JU, and Viii
seat more than 2.000 people.
dispatch nom Cuero, Texas, says A. W. Evans.
dry goods and groceries. has suspended with lia-
bilities amounting 10 $4,000. His assets are non-
inally $1,000
Lee Browns Touring mill at Sarinac. Mich.
was burned 10 the ground yesterday. Loss $1,000;
Insurance unknown.
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a Murder Wy ~tcry i'm Illinois.

woNANs BopY FOUND WITH HER THROAT CT
LINCOLN, lIIs.. Oct. I6.-The body OF Zcra Burns
who had been employed as a domestic here. Was
found In lane on the outskirts Of the CITY N~f,r-
day Her throat had been cut from ear 10 ear ?nd
her forehead was crushed IN. reward OF u sa ~
offered ny the Village Tor the arrest of her muir
defer. but no clue hls VT been disrnNered