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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-11
The Theatre Last Night.

4 very satisfactory performance was
civep TO a large audience by McCaulI
Opera Company last evening III strauss
onera, "Queen's Lace handkerchief; -
The muslc OF the opera il OF course bright
and sparkling, and while abounding IN
waltzes and marches peculiar 10
strauss. there are few Distinguish,
inc or even taking arias. Indeed uhtil
the finale of the first act the work
seemed trite and insipid. 1t must be said,
boweyer. that most OF the musical beauty
was marred through faulty orchestration
Inv reason OF a sadly incomplete orchestra.
Musicians who have been secured for the
company's engagement here couid NOT De
present last night on account OF their
necessary attendance at tue mozart.
This defect will not appear mere.
after. With the exception OF pianist
and director, the company Drlhg no or
cbestra with them. For the rest the opera
was yery prettily put upon the stage; the
costumes are rich and elegent, the chorus
is full, with an abundance oil young anu
nretty girls, and there are many NONSENSE
cal but funny gags and characters 'htro-
Miss Catherine Lewis is as attractive ana
even prettier than ever. Her perioriiahcee :
last evening, for opera-bouiie, was renned
and excellent throughout. Miss Jennie
Winston is a afayorite here. Notwitnsland-
inc she seems doomed to the aboinination
of having to change her sex, she Is always
graceful, and last evening won great iavor M
With her audience for her clever rcndi.ioh
Of the waltz song in the last act. MI
Wilson Is the comedian OF tue com
pany, and an excellent one ne Is.
His ,mpersonation OF "saneho" was
very comical, and license seems 10 nave
been accorded him for the Introduction OF
gars. Harry Sandish. who made repu-
tation for his :. Sergeant OF Ponce when
the :. PIratesv ~ was first given here' wa
most ridiculously made M ana very iuhny
a. the I" Minister of War"
The company exccls In its tenor, Mr.. >.
g. TayIor. This gentleman possesses ?
voice Of rare richness. power, ana sweet
ness Of tone. We have never heard M
equal here in light opera, and rarely nl'
superior in heavy opera. Ills lower regis
ter has the rich Tnlity OF baritone
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TO the Real Estate Agents Of Rich
mOud.

A. some. possibly all. Of the real estate
agents OF this city deny receiving COM
mission from mechanics upon bills for re-
pairs, and n il is perfectly apparent that
we cannot work a. cheaply for those to
whom we have TO pay commission rs we
can for those who do not exact ii, we take
this method OF asking all agents who do
not receive such commissions TO saw so in
published card, so that in making esti-
mates we may, in the future, know to
whose bills we must add the commissions
charged. HS it cannot be expected that we
will lose it.
We will consider all who fail to reply
TO this card as unwilling to give us work
unless we pay them commission.
Very respectfully.
BLoUST & QUAY,
&. ~ \. BAgGAMIN,
FULLER BROTHERS.
L. ). DALTON,
A. &. IOUsTON,
y. ID. HARDGPovE.
WILLIAM A. WYATT.
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Manchester.

To-night is the regular monthly meeting
of the City Council. An ordinance is be-
fore the Council for the appropriation OF
81 900 for the further improvements OF the
streets.
Mr.. William III. Sprinkle, wcll-known
citizen OF Swansboro', is quite i'll with
pneumonia.
A number OF young people spent last
evening skating on the Manchester canal,
where the ice is yet very fair.
The river is higher than it has been for
some time and is quite full OF floating Ice.
Notwithstanding the warmth OF yesterday
the ice was quite solid on the Manchester
side OF the river at 10 u. VI.
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name appears. Mr.. Hocn resigned on ac-

name appears. Mr.. Hoen resigned on ac-
count OF other engagements.
A communication from Darwin r. James.
ESQ.,, secretary OF the New York Board Of
Trade. asking what is the experience Of
our Richmond merchants with reference
to the law taxing drummers, was referred
to the Committee on Commerce to be an.
swered. That committee consists OF
Messrs. Walter Bowie. George Gibson,
Jr.. John II. Gresham, Luke Harvey, and
II. +. Williams.
Ex-Judge George l.. Christian, one Of
the delegates appointed to represent this
Chamber In the National Bankruptcy Con-
yention to be held at Washington on the
10th instant, asked an expression OF opin-
ion rs to the views Of members. He and
his associates were left entirely uninstruct-
ed. but the expression was that unless we
can get bankruptcy law better siruc-
turc and administration than the last we
had better have none at all.
The bill concerning pilotage, now pend.
ing In the Legislature, was read. and, on
motion, was referred TO the Committee on
Outward Trade consisting OF Messrs. @.
ID. Hill, Charles A. Baldwin. John NJ. Nor
ris, William B. Warwick, and Robert
Wendenburg), to report what, II any, ac-
ton is necessary on the part OF the Cham
ber.
Adjourned,
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GEORGIA RAILROAD LAw-DRrMMERs' TAX
NEW BANKRUPTCY LAw--PILOTAGE, &C.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Directors Of the Chamber OF Com
merce was held yesterday evening In their
room, No. 0I2 Main street. Present I:
Messrs. Il. 4. Blankenship (president),
Thomas Potts first vice-president), Walter
Bowie, Il. G. Wherry, r. A. Dunlop,
Charles ID. Hill, George p. Stacy, L. o.
Noting, and Robert WendenDurg.
The absence OF Messrs. =. w, Grubbs,
O. l.. Cottrell, aud 5. II. Hawes was ex-
cused.
MIR. Potts, from the Committee on In
land Trade, reported that as directed they
had met committees from the Commercial
Club, and Grain, Cotton, and Flour Ex-
change, and had discussed the Georgia
railroad law and other such laws, and
were of opinion that at this time no legis-
lation on the subject Of railroad rates
should bc recommended, and they asked
to be discharged from further considera-
tion OF the subject. Agreed to.
The resignation OF Mr.. Il. A. Hocn as o
membd Of the Board was received and
accepted, and Mr.. George Gibst n, Jr., was
elected TO filI the vacancy, and appointed
10 s,l .hc committees on which Mir. Hoen's
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
re- JUST WHAT YOU WANT.

REST PRINTED MONTE CHINTZ
at sisc. worth i5c.;
INSTRUMENTATION BLEACHED COTTON
sHEETING, ~ yards wide, at soc. per ward;
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS at very low
prices . -.
'"' iNGs and ISsERTiN6s Is now In. We show
larger stock than ever before. fee our
MATCH GOODS. They are pretty and cheap.
large stock Of LADIES' UNDERWEAR at
uooP'sKYlRfss svssd and BusTLEs in great variety:
also, BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD
DIARIES for 1854 at one half of REGULAR prices.
The balance OF our stock Of WRAPS FOR women
and misses win be closed ont @ a. low prices;
large stock from which you can make your
ALI-WooL wHrTr NUBIAs a, 9sc. worth soc. I;
SILK LACE FiCHus at Soc. worth eoc'' al ooc'
HASD,BASs and sATCHrLs in great variety, at
prices To suit everybody;
> women, and children-just what you want If
KskkRS'ss s,SS C,SESEiIEBSRATEb iISATEb spooL-CoTToN-thc
uoRsf.Bi.ASKErs si Il a. soc. worth 1926, at 81
worth .si.ss, az si.7o worth $3.50, at s2
Russ. MATS, HAssoCKs, oTToMANs;
WINDOW SHADES ami sHADE-FiXTUREs;
OIL-CLOTHs and LINOLEIM; ,
LOOPs;
TURCOMAN CURTAINS and PORTIERFs;
DAMASK and other fURNlTURE-CONER-
lNGS and CURTAIN MATERIAL;
BOOKS, DOLLS, GAMES. and other goods from
our holiday stock: -
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS IN great
variety, and you can save money by buying
fus: -
LINEN GOODS, such as IRISH LINENS; IA
BLE-NAPKINS. TABLE-CLOTliS. TRAY =
CLOTHS. and TOWELS, at the lowest prices
for first-class goods;
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES:
SCRAP-BOOK PICTURES;
SCRAP aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
Big bargains In BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
| SATlNS and NEi.NETS.
| FANCY DRESS GOODS will be sold at much
less than cost
GLOVES and STOCKINGS In great variety.
Prices low fc first goods.
we have no foods on hand. Our stock
| must he reuacca. I've LOW fEiCtS so rs
10 effect sales. III, 1Ayls & pRAkE,
| h10 1Olf Id lOl9 Mai' sUe''
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Elegant Art Sale.

The unsurpassed collection oi oiI-palnt-
ings now on exhibition at the auction
rooms OF John T.. LaughtOn. Jr., 1924 Main
street, have received. ~ they richly de-
serve, The highest cncomiums OF praise from
hundreds OF onr best ciuzens and most
competent judges. II is the universaI
opinion that no collection has ever been eN-
hbited in this city that equals 1t In artistic
execution, variety OF examples, or the SUI
perior excellence OF mounting. The entire
catalogue is the work OF artists OF the high
est reputation in this and foreign countries.
The auction sale will commence on FRI
day morning at II O'Clock and continue at
/ O'Clock p. VI. Seats will he provided for
the cOmpanv,
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Icc.Gorre-Steamer Ariel

Owing TO continued floating ice, which
has gorged in various places between here
and City Point, the steamer Ariel was un-
able to leave here yesterday morning as
the company intended, but will leave on
regular schedule next Monday.
The gorge doesn't threaten to be OF a
very formidable or lasting character. IL
is expected from present weather that the
river will be clear by or before Monday.
The New York steamer didn't arrive yes-
terday. She was late in reaching Norfolk,
and NAV possibly reach here this morn
ing, il she c9fes to push her way through
the ice
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Ambulance Calls.

About O'Clock yesterday colored man
named Dugger, awhile wrestling with a
friend at the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
wharf, was thrown against a car and was
badly cut on the head and lip. The am
buance was called, ard DR.. Bosher, the
physician, dressed his wounds and he was
then taken to the almshouse.
Richard Chiles became quite i'll at l
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the corner
Of Ninth and Main. The ambulance was
called and he was taken to his home, on
Leigh street.
A ran by the name Of Diggs was taken
with an epileptic fit yesterday afternoon
on the corner Of Eleventh and Main. The
ambulance was called and he was carried
TO his home, on Ninth street.
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while his high notes are even and sweet.
Above uIl, he sings without effort. and
gives evidence OF having received proper
voice-culture.
Tonight Offenbach's princes OF IRE
bizondi" Will be presented. This is one
Of the best OF opera-bouffe, and those who
would enjoy pleasant and laughable eve
ming should attend.
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persOuala and Briefs.

Judge J.. c. Minor yesterday qualified
before Judge Wexford as Judge OF the
Henrico COurt-a position in which he
served from the establishment OF the Office
until the Readjusters came into power and
to which he was recently reelected for the
unexpired term OF Judge Waddill, who
resigned to become United States disirct
attorney.
The first news OF the acquittal OF Judge
Goodwin received at Norfolk was believed
to be Joke. and newspaper men here we're
telegraphed to know il the report was true.
The Tar OF Hanover say that they firmly
believe they will be fully able 10 prove the
charges they have made against Judge W.
W. Newman.
The testimony in the Kendall ease will
probably be spicy to-day.
The senate clerks did rapid and good
piece OF heavy work Yesterday in cngross-
ing the Norfolk charter so that it might
reach the House without delay.
T.ere has always been deal OF trouble
here about the cOrner-stOnPs put down by
the city some years ago. Sometimes they
indicated that very old houses were one.
two. or three feet in the street. Senator
Atkinson yesterday introduced a bill to
quiet these titles where possession IN, been
had for twenty years.
With the amount OF work the Le2isla-
ture has already cut out, they must MAKE
prodigious haste not to have the session
end with half OF it undoue.
II is understood that the resignation Of
Judge Goodwin i in the hands OF his cOun-
sci. who will hand il to the Governor. II
is 10 take effect on February l.; Of tbi-
year.
The Coalticnists claim the election OF
all four OF the senators for whom sp' cial
elections were held on the ,tb. There
will. however, ue Il contest IN the Norfolk
case.
General Terry, superintendent q the
penitentiary, made several app )iniments
Yesterday, and they entered upOl tie dis
charge OF their duties. Last night re-
preventative OF the Dispatch cilled upon
him for the purpose OF obtaining their
names, but could not obtain them for this
issue.
The Coalitioni,ts Were Yesterday evening
telecraphing their absent delegates 10 re-
turn here Mt once to try 10 defeat the Ports
mouth charter in the House. They think
we cabnot get two-thrds there.
The officers and men OF the Third sta
ton moved into their new building last
night.
There will be a change OF schedule OF
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad to
take effec on the 18th instant.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Gobright and bride are
stopping at Ford's Hotel.
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Police Court.

The following eases were disposed OF
yesterday
Susan Wright (coiored), for trespassing
unon the premises OF John IL. Sullivan
and creating a disturbance. Surety for
six months In the sum OF 800 required.
John III. Sullivan (coored), for assault
ing and beating Maggie Reed. the daugh-
ter Of Susan Wright. Fined $3.50 and
costs, aud required to give surety in the
sum Of S100 for six months.
Harry Morgan, for being drunk on the
street. Jailed for ten days,
John Dixon tcolored). for ielonieusly
stealing from the person OF c. w. Norrell
one silver watch and one plated chain OF
the value OF SS. Discharged.
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Circuit Court.

The trial OF the case of the Kendall
Bank-Note Company was begun in the
Circuit Court yesterday. Major Noland,
secretary OF the Board OF sinking-Fund
commissioners, was examined, and the
court adjourned till II o'clock to-day.
The case OF Madison Flanagan against
The Board of Directors OF the Central Luz
natic Asylum will be called Monday. At
the suggestion OF Mr.. W. NJ. Flanagan, OF
counsel for the plaintiff, the same special
iury which Is sworn in the Kendall case
will be used, the Attorney-Gcneral so
ooreeinO
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Eons of1,rernperancc.

At the last regular meeting Of Shockoe-
Hill Division, No. "a, Sons OF Temperance
the following officers were elected and
installed for the ensuing term: Worthy
Patriarch, George II. Wiley; Worthy As
sociate. NJ. B. Poitjeux; Recording Scribe,
q. II. Hates: Treasurer, w. 4. Allen:
Financial Scribe, w. l.. Burton |; Chaplain,
X. b. Wilson; Conductor, II. Z. Smith:
Assistant Conductor, T.. w. Taylor; In
side Sentinel, q. Boltz; outside, @. w.
TiJlpr
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SUITS AND OvERCOATS,

SUITS AND ONEhCOAIS,
with positive instructions TO sell every garment
REGARDLESS OF COST.
They need money 10 manufacture their spring
goods II is no. often that good manufacturers
have to resort to this method of disposng Of their
goods. but the past fall was very disastrous one
for clothing. manufacturers. Our own stock OF
MERCHANT TAlLORS' MlsFITS has been sold
out very closely hence we were pleased to receive
the offer, affording us opportunity TO sell our
numerous customers GREAT BARGAINS. Weare
oily receiving commission ef 10 per cent. for
selling these goods and are determined to sell nj;
;he lowest price that ALL-WOOL GOODS have
ever been sold at. Remember. these goods are not
broken lots OF odds and ends, but are all FRESH
GOODS, in regular sizes.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather OF sat
urday, our store was crowded with customers
buying HEAVY OvkRCOATS and SUITS. 1t
certainly die not lo3S Ike dull season with us.
The sale viii ,ntinge every day until every gar
ment Is sold.
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FOR LADIES.

FOR LADIES.
I have been using for month or Two In my
household swift's specific Is. 5. 81, the greater
portion of It having been consumed by the female
portion of my family. and with the happiest re-
suits. = acted like a charm OH my wife, who had
been n bad health for long time, and for whom
have paid hundreds Of dollars for doctors and
medicines. began to build her up IRON the first
dose. Another female member Of my family took
Il with equally satisfactory results II Is certainly
the best tonic for delicate ladies that have ever
ued, and have tried them all. have no doubt
that want Of exercise, close confinement in poor
ly-yenti,ated houses, scwer-gas poison, and mala-
rial poison often produce sickness among our
wives daughters, and sisters and believe Swifts
Specific Is the remedy for all this SORT OF blood
poisoning. f. JONES, d. r.,
Qutman, Ga.
Our Treaties on Blood and skin-DIseases mailed
free 10 applicants.
THE SWIFT PACisjc COMPANY.
ia 10-1w Drawer 8. Atlanta. Ga.
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Mr.. Lytton Sothern, son Of the eminent
actor 4. A. Sothern, accompanied by good
troupe, will be at the Theatre next Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday nights. Young
sam and q Nervous Man, and Tuesday
and Wednesday nights the Dundresry
specially, Lord Dundreary.
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Parents. Attention.

We have more Long Pants, Suits, sizes
, to II years on hand than we care to
have, and in order not 10 carry them over
have maGe such reductions on them that
will make them 20 quick. q SUITS ~
duccd to 81. 81 suits reduced to q. 81
suits reduced to -. 81 and - suits re-
d iced TO So. $40 Suits reduced TO g..
Every suit u bargain. Tie Clothing
PalIce, 1871 Nam S'rcef.
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uu.ttmex Court Yesterday.

James Boiler was tried for making u
felonious assault upon DanielJohnson. He
was found not guilty. OF felonious assault,
but guilty OF unlawful assault, and was
sent to Jail one day and fined one cent.
Civil eases occupied the remainder OF
the day
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SWAN I.AufN""v
, TIvE All MUNEY bY sEND-

- Nj YOL sCLUiltt., 10 . AID k.Itisiv -
STEAM LAUNDRY. 100 north Eighth sir'el,
,dtoinnx Moz lrI Hall. where clothes are laundrc
10 ooI like new. Hnd a, stOltc-i noiicc lwltJ ar
without glos,). Work e "ed for aud delivered
free of Charge Collar. cuff. and shirts ,sc'ai-
~. give usa uirl and We viii convince Won OF
the superiority oi onr wo'A. J. l'-2'~
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Fine Cmuleu'- tNVfcoat>. ironl y 10
wears, which sold for as and $40. reduced
to 81 and 81. The Clothing Palace. 1901
Main street
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The Entertainments ut Mozart Hall.

The concert and tableauX at Mozart Hall
tonight is expected to he arecherche euter-
tainment. The young ladies aud gentle
men who take part have been rehearsing
for some time, and in their respective
personations OF royalty, and various cnar.
acters, real and ideal, viii present pictures
which cannot fail TO please all who attend.
MIR. Tanners recitations viii be an inter-
esting feature Of the entertainment. Lovers
OF fine vocal music will Of course be at
tracted by the singing OF Miss Arbuckle
and Mr.. Grant. who are to render several
Of their best songs.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done As
the DISPATCH PRiNrING-HousE' GOOD work.
lnw nrices. and satisfaclion susranteed.
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Lee Mouument Musical Associ ation,

There will be an adjourned meeting Of
the Lee Monument Musicsi Association at
Ramos & Moses stor, to-i ight ut O'Clock.
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TuE UNION bANn W ni,nAOSn
ishsrc6y notified ibtt shall spply to the pre-
ilent aud directors of aid tank to Issue MN
'ApITsL STOCK OF SAID fA\h - place az
C%HTltlcATE No 392. issr q 39th 81 Ucto, =.
1878, for Ave share, of st0cS h tding ~ NV it,hn
Is trustee for ss,ah p. Nasb. ne, q n'iara'ie eS-
.spl l,y an order ~ The Chaaeefy Corrt al Hieh-
nond. which said eeraaeste hss oesn los, q, lhi'-
hi,l. 'sh'S W, NNs's,
Trustee tor Stfrh T.. Nash
DvcrNEpR -. 'e'" ~
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SALE.

We announced on saturday that we had re-
ceived from one of our most prominent New erR
clo.hing-manufac,urers q consignment Of
$4,000 WORTH OF FINE CLOTHING,
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The most deieaIe persons enjoy taking EMORY y
LITTLE CATHARTIc PILLS. They restore coior,
give wholesome appetite, pn' ne" lite IN
brokcp-down body. Their action - very mia
Dru, gists sell them-l5 cents.
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S13.612.06
6l.S23.s9
39c.iU
5.3S5.24
< S,2I1.59

portion Of the above amounts were dep"Si,es p,S;ne
to sight drafts the interests accrued are heihIzi'
IN the above statement.
- Very Respectfully, &C.;
rSi,nadl SAMUEL {. WILLIAMS.
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POISON.

Mercury and potash have made more cripples
than war, pcstience, and famine combined.
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DEWARis FOR BLNtu Uf kEte,
IL lost saturday or Monday,i II returned 10 is2!
Nlain street. .
10 tO-3t >N*
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTS.-PartiesE
" looking for CHRIS rMAS GOODS should In
not fail 10 examine our large assortment , 2i M
FANCY CHAIRS, LOUNGES. PARLOR.
and CHAMBER SUITS, BOOKCASES. SIDE
BOARDS. HAT-RALks. In other words, many
useful articles suitable for holiday presents. we
would pe pleas ID 10 have all persons deslring
goods In our line to call on us. 80.
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