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Our stanton Correspondent DEFENDS
Himself.

STANTON. March -. 1888.
Tn connection with the asylum tragedy
wish TO refer TO n criticism OF the IdtIey
girgipian on statement made by your
correspondent last week. TO which his at
tention has been called. though the thing
is hardly deserving OF notice. That writer
saws: I" We do not wish our readers To
suppose that we attach importance to any
thing .yox' NAV say I'm ITSELF" still he de-
votes half column 10 defence OF MS
alleged position and statements: Now' rs
regards the CONSERVATION at the asylum
consequent upon the sudden deaths there,
your correspondent does not wish 10 be-
iieye that the writer OF the article in the
Tjrgininn would wilfully misstaic facts,
and would place the most charitable con-
struction upon the opinion a. expressed ny
him. supposing that he got ms iniorh''lloh
from one set OF persons. while your CORE
spondent derived his from another, ana
among those iniolmants was one OF the
most intelligent and 0bservant physiciin-
in the city, who was at the asylum on the
fatal day i'm consultation.
Ao1in. this yoluminou> and Virtuous
writer in the Virginiap says. in referring
to the officers of the institution ans the al
fair, They did not try to conceal II IRON
any one" Now. this reckless statement IS
inexcusable, but in keeping with the tenor
of many OF the editorial utterances OF that
reru accurate and reliable journal. The
statement made by .NoN," that the female
patients were purposely kept in ignorance
OF the dreadful affair, has since been con-
frmed by wel-known and intelligent in
mate, who has the confidence and respect
OF all our citizens. and who states that not
one of the 22j or more patients in the ie-
male wards have been appraised OF the
affair, and that all newspapers when
go 10 those wards are first careful
" scanned and any allusion TO the
subject is cut out bQDrc they are sent over
TO them. II this statement Of an obserN-
ant inmate needs strengthening, the writer
had confirmation OF il but day ago from
one of the assistant physi clans OF the asy-
lum. Such 4 course is decidedly proper
and humane on the part OF the manage
ment. a. illustrated by letter recently re-
ceivcd from theanXious father Of one OF the
patients by the writer. said he: see my
| daughter at once, and il she has not heard
the terrible story, for Gods sake do not
tell her.
But leave the subject, still wondering
what can be the object OF the writer afore-
said in his wild and inaccurate statements
| il it be not 10 underrate the gravity OF an
event which might reflect upon party adj
hercnt-. and so make fair wind with them.
NOX.
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After the acquittal OF Captain LYMAN
DUKES. at Uniontown, Penn, Wednesday,
is il not in order for northern Radical
journals TO stop talking about the difficulty
of convlchng " muyderers ia the South y !
We guarantee that jury could not have
been empanelled in the whole southern
country who would not, under the circum-
stances, have returned a verdict in the full
penalty Of the law. The southern sentiment
that has led generally to the homocides con-
planned of by the northern papers that pre-
sumo to read us lessons on civilization
would in the interest OF society have sent
DUKES TO the galows.
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There are few things some men will
not learn. no matter what NAV be their age
and cxpei fence; and one is that 1t Is better
TO tackle buZz-saw in full operation IMAM
a female advocate Of woman's rights. No
man has ever tried the experiment success
fully from Che time that EURIPIDEs was
condemned at the Thesmophoria down 10
the present, and now that "higher edu-
cation - has diyested woman OF superstl-
tion. the lords OF creation do not even have
the chance OF the venerable MNEsnocHus,
who was delegated by the willy Greek poet
to pull the chestnuts out OF the fire on Tue
occasion mentioned. A justification OF
these observations /, found In the recent
case OF Mrs. BLAZE rersus prominent
northern minister. The minister bad some
views on woman's rights" and "female
suffrage" and innocently expressed
them in language that could be under
stood. They were very sound-ylews
such as all men should hold-but
Mrs. BLAZE did not think 80, and spoke
her mind. If the good man had remem-
bered the anecdote about the scissors,
which is part of every schoolboy's stock
OF illustrations, the matter would doubt
less have stopped here. But evidently he
did not. lie replied, and has consequently
stirred up nest Of Amazonian hornets
that threaten TO make him wish he had
never been born. and brought down upon
his devoted head the mental anatbemas OF
a host Of politicians who have been dodg-
ing the femalc-suiiragc question for the last
forty years. The moral Of all this is that
il is tight and proper to be opposed TO
female suffrage, but very unwiSe to say so
in way that will defeat what TALLyRAND
declares is the Object OF language.
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EvARTs AND CONELlNG on THE TARIFF
Hon, William M. Eyarts and Hon. Roscoe
Conkling, IL is understood, have been OF
will lie irterrogated by some persons here,
who have large mercantile interests at
stake, with reference to the question that
js coming up touching the constitutional
ify of the new tar II. The idea has got
abroad that tho Senate transcended its
functions i'm originating" revenue
measure, and that il a ease can be made
for the Supreme Court that tribunal will
declare the whole thing null aud void. At
the custom-housc the matter IL the subject
Of more or less discussion, and the collcc-
tor, whose reputation ~ n lawyer is I'M
questioned, is said to incline strongly to
The idea alluded TO. Under these circum-
stances II is unnecessary TO add that any
opiniou Mr.. Evarts or Mr.. Conkhng may
have 10 advance on the subject will be
awaited with very general interest. -Ne,o
FORK letter in philadelphia Led3er.
What nonsense.
First, there is nothing whatever in the
point. MORRISON, PROCTOR KNOTT, HAM
uoxp, and numerous other lawyers eX-
pressed in debate the opinion that the
Senate had perfect right TO do what it
did-that l., TO amend the tariff bill in
every respect to make it conform TO the
Scnate's views. And so, Of course, thought
all the senators who did 1.-THE best lawyers
in Congress.
But, secondly, the objection WAS waiye ed
by the House Of Representatives, which
appointed conierces TO meet conierees from
tho Senate, and the two sets OF con!erecs
dressed up the bill a. il is in Its present
condition. very different one from the
bill as il was when II left the Senate.
And, thirdly, the courts have nothing to
do with questions Of prerogative or privi-
lege arising between the two houses OF
Congress. The courts might as well pass
upon the titles Of the members TO their
seats. When law comes to the courts
signed by the President OF the United
States and attested by the officers Of both
houses OF Congress as having been passed
IN due constitutional form, these tribunal,
never 20 behind the record. West Vir
ginia was certainly erected into State In
an unconstitutional manner; and that point
Was ttirtN III tnt EuP't"' tVuti w tu'
United States IN the suit between Virgins
and West Virginia; but that court de-
elined 10 20 behind the record. Like Tho
record Of a court, il imports absolute
verify. So as to the 18th, l4th, and 18th
articles Of the amendment TO the Federal
Constitution. Not one OF them was ever
ratified In the mode prescribed In the Con.
stitution; but the officers OF the Legisla.
tive and Executive departments certified
that they had been properly ratified and
the Supreme Court OF the United States ac-
cepts the statements made in those certlf-
Gates rs unimpeachabe.
We conclude that the report /, merely
sensational one. The kdger'S correspond.
cnt probably Is totally ignorant on the sub
luct he attempted TO write about.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
srRtors ILLNESS OF THE ALBENABLE cLEEk-


~EHlOi - lll.NENN VT I'M
IMPROVEMENTS, &C.
,corro .nondence OF the Richmond DisDstch.I
MARCH -, 1885.
Major !. W. Goss, the eilcient ana pop
Mar clerk Of Albemarle County Court, was
taken suddenly Ill at his office several DAYS
400 and was immediately removed 10 Ms
residence. since which time he has been IN
a very serious condition. and Yesterday
was thought to be dying. Major Goss pc
longs TO one OF the oldest families in Abe.
marie. which has been noted Tor H. oioi
Virginia gentlemen and ladies. with all the
characteristics Of thlt fast-receding cla's.
He is UPWARDS OF seventy wears OF age,
and was an active man TO the last. lie i
brother-in.l law OF the late John Cochran.
I'm TO - O'Clock to-day he was still linger-
ing. but very little hope is entertained Tor
hi, recovery. His disease i said to be pa
ralysis of the brain.
MIR. VI. Kaufman, who some time ago
purchased the building known a. the keb-
iineer House. corner Of Main and school
streets. commenced on yesterday the demo-
lition OF the old building, upon the site oil
which he will erect a splendid storc-bulld-
ing. with apartments overhead suited 10
the conduct OF his extensive business
establishment.
Mr.. Wheeler has erected on Union street,
south OF Main, brick building, expressly
for the use OF the JCterSonidn pruning
Office. which will occupy il very soon. III
will then run it, machinery by steam.
The opening mp of Union street through
The railroad which is now In progress,
will have the effect OF enhancing the value
az nronerty on this street, because II VIII
likely become way OF travel from one
of the main county roads into the business
portions of the town for those persons
who do not care to risk the crossing.
The Chronicle Company have concluded
purchase from the Piedmont and airing,
ton Insurance Company Of slip OF land
adjoining their building, which gives then
acces, to the upper portion. They VIII al
once remodel the upper portion into society
halls, etc. QUIZ
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Senator SHERMAN, Of Ohio. was inter
viewed on Tuesday last In regard to the
new Law to reduce internal taxes and Gus.
toms-duties. As 10 the question Of the
right Of tho Senate to pass the bin, he said
"Thc internal revenue sections were In
the House bill Of last session, and were
then amended by the Senate. That bill
gave the Senate jurisdiction OF the subject.
II was only under cover Of amendment 10
that bill that the Senate could pass tariff
just 20. The ssnste could net originate
sfsvenue b bat when one had been sent
- thsm from tho uousecf Representatives
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Vale, WiggiuSi

CINE, TO use stereotype phrase, has been
badly left in his almanac rs well as his pre-
dictions. Its copyright, which was held at
q high figure last week, would not sell to-
day for 50. The question OF his sanity has
been raised. and will probably be brought
up before Parliament as TO whether per-
SOUS oil his stamp aie qualified to fill ordi-
nary positions IN the civil service, OF which
he is a member.
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sTATIONERS' MATERIAL.

STATIONERs' MATERIAL.
VHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
APPOINTED AGENT FOR VI. MILLnusHR,
Trustee for iiaughmsn Brothers,
offers for sale at their store, No. 1917 Main street
their large aud assorted stock OF goods, consist
ingo
WRAPPING and wRiTI>G-PAPERs
FLAT, PRiNTiNG-PAPERs and
Cardboard STOCK;
ENVELOPES,
TWINES, PAPER BAGS,
BLANk-BOOKs,
OFFICE STATIONERY. &C.
Orders for all kinds Of PRINTING solicited and
promptly executed.
All goods sold at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH, As the trustee desires 10
close on, the same AZ soon as practicable.
G. G. BACGItNAN,
feao-lu Agent fog NJ. Nillhlpcr, Trwsca
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they had the same right to amend 4 as TO
amend "oiher bills" 20 provides 'he
Federal Constitution.
The Readiusters as Republicans.

The ReadiuSterS ~ hepupncans'
The Washington Repnbiican of yester'
day says:
.sPrcsidept Arthur has given the whole
weight OF the Administration In support OF
the Virginia coalition.
"Thc National Repubiicon has no fear
but that the Virginia coalition viii he cor
daily and heartily endorsed by the Rcpub-
lican National Convention. Until that
body shall act the Rezdiusters cannot well
pass upon the result"
Nor have we, nor anybody else that
knows anything Of the probabilities. But
will tho people OF Virginia endorse in 1883
party which in 1884 IL to be " cordially
and heartily endorsed by the Republican
National Convection
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The Norfolk and Great Western Rail
road vs.. Southampton County.
ICorrcspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.
IrpIs Al EN- Va March IL 1892

I(urfCtDOn uCnCt OF INC EICHHOHU IJISDIttIls1
JERUSALEM, VA, March IA, 1883.
Judge Shelley, counsel for the bondhold-
ers Of the Norfolk and Great Western rail-
road against the county, met the Board Of
Supervisors here to-day and consulted with
them in regard to compromise OF the
debt. Judge Shelley smade q clear and
lucid statement Of the whole transaction.
aud the Board thereupon determined to
consider the matter for thirty days, and ut
their next meeting come to a final conclu-
sion. h. Ii. Sc
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Our CoNGREssMAN.-Th Governor will
issue a writ OF election to fill the place va
caied by Judge Paul. OF course Colonel
O'Ferrall will be the Democratic candi-
date. He will be elected. by an over
whelming majority. -ScottSciHe Courier.
And so, Judge, will say all your constii-
uents. They wish to have somebody to
vote for when the special election comes
Off; snd who will so fifty wear the honor
as Judge O'FERRALLI
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We acknowledge the receipt OF public
document from the Bureau Of Statistics,
Westinghouse bound volume devoted to
the foreign commerce, immigration to, and
tonnage:of the United States for the year
1882.
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We return thanks to Hon. GEORGE ID.
WISE for pamphlet copy of the new law
TO reduce internal-rcvenuc taxation and
for other purposcs-a valuable document.
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IbEA ,IKS.

Died. on Thursday the 10th Of March. az lu.3o
A. NJ nj his residence. No. 23l4 east Main street.
after a long and painful illness, which he bore with
Christian fortitudc. PATRICK COSTELLO; aged
tifty-threc years
orr father has left us
His spirit has led
To the land of the blest
And the home of the dead.
His sufierinks are over,
Ills soul Is Mt rest.
His harp Is now tuned
With The songs Of the hlcst.
Our father. whose name l. So sweet,
We know i now resting al Jesus feet;
The void he has left us
Can never he flied:
Our hearts are still throbbng,
And cannot he stiiled.
His funeral viii take place from II. Patrick I
church on SATURDAY the 17tE 1T o'clock l.
VI. Friends and acIuantgnccs are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
New York and Troy papers please copy.
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FANCY GOODS.



has opened this week
Novelties In GENTLExEN's and LADIES
SLEEVE-BUTTONS;
Another 10! of WATERBURY WATCHES;
\ job lot OF ENAMEL sLEEVK-BU1ToNs At 25c
worth Soc;
Elegant new designs In LACE PINS:
bargains iu low-priced BLACK LACE PINS;
New designs In ETRCsCAN, OWL, and BAN
GLE PINS Al 25c.;
Another loi Of those MOUNTED CARD-RE-
CEIVERs at 50c.:
An immense lot Of superior FEATiIEE-DlSr-
ERS, all sizes, In price from loo. up;
LADIES pREssING-COMBS, fine dn shed goods.
a, very low prices;
Handsome new CUPS and sAUCERs at 20 and
5Oc.:
The TOOTH-BRUsHEs we show at 10, 90, and
Zoe. are bargaio;
Since the REDUCTION In the price Of our VELVET
FRAMES the sales are folly doubled. Prices
tell.
Another case Of that NOTE-PAPER In Large
boxes, such as We sold 20 rapidly 1T Christmas
at 25c., AZ STEVENS,
505 Broad street.
Send for Catalogue, free. mh
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

SENT ON-EASTER USEMENTS-PERSoNAL.
correspondence OF the Richmond DsDatch.
MARCH II. 1883.
Morris O'Connor has been sent on to the
next term Of the grand jury OF SpottSylNa-
mia Court for DEMONSTRATING.
Esther, or The Beautiful Queen, will be
given on Easter Monday and Tuesday, the
10Th and 9th. at the courthouse. by the
"Tiinity Episcopal Church Choir" for the
benefit Of the church. Mrs. JEANNE b.
Tabb will take the leading character, as
sisted by Charles l.. Cole, rising young
basso. as King: Professor Robert Il. Shep-
herd. OF the Miller School. a. Hannah: Mr..
Don Murdaugh rs Mordecai, Miss Katie
Uurkamp a. Zercsh, Miss l.. Brooke rs
Mordecai's sister. These ladies and gem
tlemen will be- assisted by fine chorus;
composed OF the following ladies and gen.
tIemen: Miss Murdaugh, Mrs. Conquest,
Laughton. and Green, and Miss Maggie
shepherd, Messrs. Turner, Hazard. solan.
jenkins, Pearson, and Captain LaughtOn,
Hon. James b. Sener, Chief Justice OF
Wyoming Territory, is in town. spending
a few DAYS with his father. the lion. Joseph
". Sencr. mayor OF this place. lie j. look
ing well and hearty, and seems to enjoy
western climate.
The annual fair Of the Baptist church
will open Easter Monday aud continue five
days.
I'VE are informed that work will soon
begin on the new opcra-hOuse. This house
when completed will be a magnificent or
nament TO our ancient town. CHATHAM.
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The day of PARTRIDGE's "doom,' not
"drcam," is what our correspondent j. A.
w. tried to say yesterday.
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BUCKINGHAM RAILROAD
ID COMPANY.

Notice IL hereby given that special meeting OF
the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BUCKINGHAM
RAILROAD COMPANY ha, been called, to be-
held al the company office. Ia New Canton. Va.
on TUESDAY the lOth day OF April 1888. az ~
NJ, for the purpose of eleciing board Of directors
q serve one year. and for the transacilon OF any
other business that may be brought before the
meeting.
by order. T.. X. LELAND.
Secretary Buckingham Railroad Company.
NH 4 It'd
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
IMMENSE STOCK, BEAUTIFUL NOVELTIES,
SPECIAL PRICES.
ALL THE NEW FABRICS. ALL THE NEW
COMBINATIONS
ALI. THE NEW SHADES.
ALBATROSS, JERSEY. 'BENGALlNE. ana
RAYA CLOTHS;
NUNS YELLING. FOULES. &C., In the new
shades Of Crushed strawberry, Terra-Cotta,
shrimp Pink, Robin Egg. Creyet, Electric
Blue, Cadet Gray. Modes, Tan. &c.;
SHEPHERDS PLAIDS In all colors aud combi-
nations:
Special bargains In two eases ILLUMINATED
ALBATROSS CLOTHS, nearly all woOl-new
spring shades-at lac. worth 25c.;
80 pieces SHEPHERDS PLAIDS, nearly all
wool az BE;
10 pieces OTTOMAN STRIPES. spring shade, at
Ilc.;
II pieces DOUBLE-WIDTH CASIiMERES, all
shades, Al ljc. JULIUS MEYER son,
NH ll-ecd COL and 603 Broad street.
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mr. SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINRf
SALE OF
ijO ROLLS NEW CHINA MAIIlN"'
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COL AND GO3 BROAD STREET.

Having purchased very largely at The recent Rrei'
Mating sale In New York city, at unusually low
prices. we are enabled to sell
40 rolls GOOD WHITE MATING at $3.50 per
roll Of 40 yards. or 12Ec. per yard;
so rolls EXTRA RED-CHECK MATING at
17c, regular value zoe;
$50 rolls SUPERIOR QUALITY FANCY MAT
TING at 20c. regularly worth 3Oc.;
70 rolls FANCY CHECK MATING at 22c.:
rs rolls VERY BEST FANCY MATING at 30
and 40c.
Th, Is undoubtedly The cheapest lot Of NAT
TINGS ever offered in this city, and Ii viii pay
Won to look at them before purchasing elsewhere.
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Il afforded Ills much pleasure Yesterday
to read The Washington Posts article head
ed "Thc Democratic Duty"
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PARASOLs, PARASOLs, PARASOLs.
IL, \. La nDEN rNI nIt

PARASOLs, PARASOLs. PARASOLs.
GRAND OPENING OF
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT NOVELTIES.
THE LANGTRY, THE PATTI TIE ELITE
I'm all the new shades-Cru-hed sirawDcrry'
Cardinal. Cream. &c.-from 50 70 SIS;
We show a handsome line Of LOW-PRlCED
PARASOLS:
We olYera nice LINED BROCADE-SILK PARA
SOL at 50:
handsome LINED MOIRE-SlLk PARAsoL'
$50.
We show larger line than ever before, and
prices correspondingly low.
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Q0Ok AND JOB WORK NEATLY.
um0,E! aE At the pIsrsTcu PRINTING
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Warranted thu Strongest, Toughest aud Most l.la--
Tic Glue on Esrihi ROYAL tAMlL1 GLUE Mcnds
Everything SOLID A. kOck lizard As ADA
NANT.-FIRM Ms GRANITEli. New sclcntinc
Discovery '-seyoluiouizss tn Liquid clue Bust
ness of The World! ROYAL GLCE h .tbSofuteIg
Ult0redSdbie 0sd InsspdrIbiei >AM>ONlA<
GIANT among other Glue. aud seinents. NIL
LIONS of People srr sing ROYAL Glue and NIL
LIONS MORE Nust Have n! No Ue.iing-No
preparGtlOn-AlwaN Ready Away. 'quid :
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather, Billiard
tue Tips and Cloth, CrOckery. Ornaments uf
Every Kind. Metals, Patches on Leather and Rub
Der shoes. Book Backs. bnc-a-b rar. and ENefk
thing Else with in>eparsblc Tenacityi MANI
FACItkERs Of Textile Fabrics. straw Goods,
ARTIFICIAL Flowers. Imitation stained Glass. Gum
Labels, Fine Carriage, and Pt,nO>. Paper. Card
board, OH Cloth 'nd Carpets. who use ROYAL
GLUE for sizing, rtinenine and Clneing PURPOSES,
supplied by the PINT, Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREL. Royal Glue Talks for Itself. The
News OF lie Marvellous aud Extraordinary tn-
biiity and strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
from one Customer % Another! LAVE SAILS
MN Joe Thousands Of Bottles 0f ROYAL Glae I"
Druggists. Grocers. stc. SMALL BOYS sell HuA-
d,sds al Bottles to business Otices and famlie-.
20 CENTS per Bottle. with krush aud Tin Cover;
by NAIL, postnaid, 10 eentsextrs, Manufactured
by III. 0'MEAEA q co,
lS41 PennSylyania ave Washipgton, H. 4.
LIVE AGENTS wanted In every City aud Coun-
" throughout The United states~ Csnads, faro, q
ana South America. Sold by Druggists, Goo err,
Statieners, tlar twsr and Variety Dealers sser,-
Who're. Tbs Trade and Pv'.iic supplied h, BURR
4 bkip1ts, 1908 Franklin street. ..iehmend'
w e ss-N
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AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
~-~~~-~--------e-----~
DICHMOND THEATRE.
OPERA.
FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE,

OPERA.
FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
BEGINNING
WEDNESDAY MARCH 2lsT.
80 ARTI ST : so.
G. ID. HISS. ACME OPERA TROrPE.
ABBiE GARRINGTON.
LIZZIE ST. QUINTEN,
EMMA ElsNER. ROSE LEIGHTON,
ALFRED WINkIE, HENRY PEAKS.
MARK SMITH. GEORGE APPIEBl.
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHt sTRA.
The largest organization presenting opera In
Fngll h now before the public.
WEDNESDAY THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
THURSDAY-BOHEMIAN GIRL.
ERlDAl-THE NAstOTTE.
MATISEE-FRA DIANOIO.
sATERDAN-MARTIfA.
sale of seals begins MONDAY. March 10Th at
\. VI, at Theatre and Ramos g Moses.
Orchestra or Circle, ~ TO extra charge for 81 =
cnred seats. Dress Circle. 81 for reserve seats
and 75 cents admission. Family Circle aud gal.
Iery, rs cents. mh lG-5ts
CACRED CONCERT AND READINGS
My TIE LADIES OF PARk-PLACE
SUNDAY SCHOOL, Tuesday. March 10th, I'M
sl dsi BY proiess.rs FARMER, WhGNER; and
FRANK CUNNINGHAM and MARSHALL RA-
MOS. READING by Professor kRONTHAI., ot
Petersburg. Admission. 25e. Doors open ut 7.
NH l4-w,F,su&Tu4t
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MARRIAGES.

Married. I'm Hanover county, Va. on. Tues1a'
March -. 1888. by Rev. J. II Huison. Nj. FE-
TUS l.. JACKSON and Miss LULA +. SNEAl
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2I3 east Broad street.
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