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A BoOtbIack's suicide.

NEW YORK, January S.-Frederick g..
Hardtman, bootblack, who was arrested
q short time ago for shooting at Mrs. A. T..
stewards Waterman, at the Fifth-avenue
residence, from which he was elected while
begging. hanged himself early this morn
Ing In his cell at the Tombs prison. where
he was confined awaiting trial on the charge
oiielonlous assault. Hardtman wasthought
to be insane.
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Saloons Closed.

[By telegraph to the Dispstch.l
WICHITA. KANSAS, January S.-All the
saloons in this city, over thirty in number,
were closed to-day by concerted action Of
their proprietors, who, it is understood,
have gone out OF the business for good.
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Opsra.IIouse burned.
NM tslerranb to the plsratch.l

CLEVELAND, January s.-A dire at Q
O'Clock this morning destroyed the Opera
House block In Meadville, Pa. The loss
WIN reach 100000; probably fully COW
cred by insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-09

NEW YoRK, January 8.-The 6rm Of
Morris Wolf & Co., hat manufacturers, OF
598 broadway, have assigned, With prefer
cnces amounting to e52043.
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flour.

Flour We quote: k'ne, s25OGS3: superfne,
f3.2J3S3.75; extra. S4.75mf4.90: ''r'''" Ard
1925: Patent family. S6G-s6.25. Market very
dul.
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INTERNATIONAL CApITAL.

rhe Republican Presidential Outlook Gen.
erai Logan has the Inside Track Arthnr,
Blaine. and Grput--whnt IL said Of Their
Chaaees--Inscrestin Committee Work In
Beth Bouscs-The House Land ard Jud,-
ciary Committees az Lossaerheads--A ppro.
priation Diiis-The Dlnaly shipping Bill
s--virsinians Here = Southcrnera
in Washington sociess-isrief News Items,
Ax
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-09

Il you nave sore throat, cough, or a
cold. try b. II. Douglass 4 Sons Capsicun
Tough Drops; they are pleasant TO the
!aste, perfectly harmless. and win surely
.Me your cold. ID. 8. and Trade Mark on
every drop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-09

PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. JAN. g, 1854.
BY Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lursy, Schermerhorn, Norfolk. eler.
chanJise and passengers, Chesapeake and One
Railway Company land sailed on return.
steamer Accomac, Delk. merchandise and pts
sengers, smithheld, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sliled on retnrnl.
Steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and ObjC
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamer William Kennedy. Parker, Norfolk,
and sailed for Providence having coalcd.
steamer Berkshire, IIowes. Il 'ltimOre, and sailed
for Norfolk
steamer Remembrance tBr.), New Orleans, put
in for coal.
steamer Alyah (Br.), Stevens, Galveston, put IN
for coal.
steamer Roanoke. Couch, New York.
schooner Annie J. Pardee, Crosby, Boston.
Schooner Wiliim y. Herrlck, Crowell. Boston.
SAILED.
Bark Maiden City, Bergman, Norfolk.
Schooner Lookout, Pcarce, Baltimore coal.
Schooner Charles l.. Mitchell, Frost, Baltimore
coal.
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Adjourned.
Pennsylvania IrOn-WOrlss In Full
Blast.

fBy telegraph TO The DispaIch.I
PnTsBURG, January S.-A special dis
patch from McKeesport to the Chronicle
Telegraph says: Work was resumed to-
day at the National RollIng-Mi!l and Forge
Company, the workmen accepting reduc-
ton OF wages ranging from l23 to % per
cent. The Woods Iron-Wo rks also started
with full blast at former wages. The Ma
tional Tube Works vii resume work to-
morrow at reduction.
READING, Pa. January S.-Workwas re-
sumed in all the departments Of the Read
ing Iron-Works to-day. The works en-
plOy 1000 men. The sheet-mill puddlers
have been reduced from $3.50 to 1925 per
ton. A number OF other manufacturers
are preparing to resume work and the out
look in the iron trade Is generally brighter.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, January 4, 1884.
SALEs.-FfRsr BoARp.--s500 Virginia new
3's at 90, 1000 do. at sex.
SECOND BOARD, 900 Richmond. York River
and Chesapeake Railroad first SIS at 103k; 1000
Virginia new 3's at 565s.
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HlbWkUh I'M.
!, January 6. Flour In
MARINE INrELLiGENCE.
PORT OE KICHMONt. JAN. s, lea4.
SAILED,

Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, G.. ". Allen & Co.
agents.
steamer Ashland, Tunnel. Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers }. ". McCarIick, agent
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MOOD ANB COAa..


GOLD WEATHER AND CHI Il p
~ FUEL.
Twenty-Five bushels GAS COKE delivered In
any part of the city for $3.50. Orders taken at
the INSPECTORS OFFICE. Ciiy Hail. or BY lei
epIone ut lower works Rockets "a Got
COKE. $3.50; BLAZING CRATE
~ COAL, Si.5u.-For The price this extra Vir-
linla Lump Coal exccS al. rs tested BY many ma
irons. BEST GAS COKE spnt duect from Office
at city price. N,TURN COKE. prime for
cooking. PURE sPLINT COAL. the perfection
of CRATE fuel. BRIGHT HOPE CRATE COAL,
lowest prices. ANTHRACITE COAL. stove aud
crate, an sizes-c cap. RICH FOREST PINE
and DRY OAK WOOD. Long. Sawed. and split.
Coal weighed. For economy. write. speak, or tel
ephone No. 3l2l 1872 east Main street.
de 30 tMh6 j. u. WATKINS.
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BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FIRES.

Having the agency Of the Kanawha Camel Coal
Company am prepared 10 furnish PURE CAM
MEL COAL Is cheap as more ordinary fuel: also
full supply Of CROWN HILL SPLlNr COAL.
the best West Virginia pllnt mined.
L. LATHROP.
Sole Agent for Richmond,
del Seventeenth street at 6raw-bridgc.
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Indictment of n Paris Newspaper.

PARIs, january S.-Deputy TaIandler's
paper. La Rep'tbtique Democrdtique Ell
Sociaie, has been indicted for melting TO
murder and outrages against morality.
This action Is taken on account OF state
ment recently made in Talandier's paper
that reprisals against the English would
soon occur in Ireland and England TO
ayenge the execution OF O'Donnell.
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Russian NthiIisfic Threats.

ST. PETERSBURG. January S.-A letter adj
dressed to Count Tolstoi, Minister OF the
Interior, has been received, announcing
that he has been sentenced to death by the
Nibilists. 1t is also intimated in the letter
that It is the intention OF the Nihlists to
murder General Orscheffsky Muraireff. the
chief public prosecutor, and VI. Dobrshar-
sky, also public prosecutor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-09
The Crown Princes Interview with
the pODc.
SociaIistic Parisians Denounced.

PARIS, January S.-Unemployed work.
men have issued violent manifesto, cali
ing meeting for Sunday next to pro-
test against the action OF the minority OF
the Paris workmcn who were sent to Bos-
ton to study American industry, but who
wasted their time in holding social meet
ings and fraternizing with the worst class
Of cyles
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ocratic and the vote i'm the Senate between
the two parties is very close. My inform
ant thinks he would have accepted but for
these weighty political reasons.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Department is about to coin $4,000
ounces Of silver in dimes.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
S49l. 79G; internal revenue, Sl5S,2Q.
Mr.. Ward, Of Ohio. was taken Ill III the
House to-day with asthma.
Thomas Williamson was to-day sworn
In as o clerk OF the House District Commit
tee on the District in the place OF DR.. Har.
old Snowden, resigned.
lBy Associated Press.
CIRCULATION OF NATIONAL BANKS.
WASHINGTON, January Sat a meeting
OF the Senate Committee on Finance this
morning Senator Sherman's bill 10 author
lie national banks to issue circulation up
to 90 per cent. OF the market value OF bonds
deposited was under discussion. but no
conclusion was reached. Senators AIdrich,
Allison. and VOORHEES, were absent. IL
was urged In support OF the measure that
u would enable the banks TO use bonds OF
long time and bearing rate OF Interest
higher than per cent. Its passage
was objected to on the ground that IL
would he dangerous to make the amount
OF the circulating medium subject in any
way oI Huctuatlng standard. 1t Is pro-
bable that the bill In some form will be re-
ported by the committee and that lis sup
port will not be limited to either party.
THE SINKING FUND AND THE PUBLIC DEBT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January s.-Tbe
Secretary OF the Treasury to-day furnished
the Senate an answer To It's resolution OF
inquiry adopted, on motion Of Senator
Beck, December 18th ultim0, concerning
the sinking fund. Dividing the resolution
into several points Of inquiry, and reply
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rhe French Chambers.
rl.e Last Victim

TORONTO, January S.-Alexander Turlii'
the twenty-eighth victim OF the Grand
Trunk railway disaster, died last night.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-09-20
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
TERRITORY OF WArUISGToN.

4 y. I
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Sept.5 SS4
WHEREAS, 1t is the duty of the Execu,
tive At least sixty days before any general
elrctlon. to issue mis- proc lamation dtsig-
mating the offices to be filed at such ell
ection.
Now therefore, I. Watson c.. Squire.
Governor of said Territory, do hereby de-
clare that 1.-THE election OF legislative, dis
trict, county and precinct officers il this
territory shall be held on the 4th dav of
November, 4. ID. 1884, that being the
T1esd,y following the first Monday of
November, Ammo Domini. eighteen huns
dred and eighty four, ut which the fol-
lowing named officers will he elected:
A Delegate to repIesent said territory in
the Forty ninth Congress of the United
States
A Brigadier General
\ Quartermaster General
A Ccmmiss.ry General.
An Adjutant General.
Members of both branches of the Leg
is,ative Assembly and all district county
and precinct officers required by the laws
of said territory. The question OF taxa
tioh of church property shall BE- vored
upon AS required by Section one (l) and
two t2) OF the act approved November
%, 1888.
SECTION l That there shall be sub
mittcd to the legal voters of the Territory
of Washington at the next general cleo
ton in 1884 the question of taxing church
property.
SEC. 2. The manner of voting on said
nropos ition shall he: Church property
taX,ye'and Church property tax, no, land
all tickets on which shall he written or
printed Church property tax. yes shall
he cncnted in favor of taxing church
property, and all trek cts upon which are
written or printed the words Church
property tax, no." shall be counted
against taxing church property.
,*~~f In testimony whereof | hive
SEAL hereupto set my hand and caus.
49, ed the Great Seal OF the Terri
tory to be affixed at Olympia this 9Th day
OF September eighteen hundred aud elgh-
ty-fonr, and of the United States the one
hundred and sixth.
WATSON C. SQUIRE.
BY the Governor. Governor.
n. H. OWINGS.
Secretary Washington Territory
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-09-20
GENERAL NEWS.

James 1tiG ra:h the noted Irish lee
,urcr comes out strongly in favor Of
.icucral Butler. lie says:-'.I lie
teye shat Butler can get more Irish
votes than any man living.
Will am James, of Oak Harbor
Wildly island, thrcshed Isl bush>
r. of wheat from little less than
tn-r acres, about 80 bushels to the
ac-e.-lsland News.
Dr.. Harrison and wife, both of
them graduates OF the University of
Michigan at Ann Arbor, are located
at Coupeville Wildly island, wher e
they have recently opened u drug
store.
Mr.. V. X. Jackson Of the Puget
Sound Mill Company, with Il num-
her of other capitalists came INFO
Filalgo Bay, on the Merwin, last
week, and wens on a tour of obser-
,atlon through Ship Harbor, Bur-
rows Bay, and Deception Pass.
Walter II. Burlingame, son OF
Arson Burlingame, of Lewis Coun-
~. while out hunting With his elder
hrother, accidentally shot himself
through the bead with a shotgun,
killing himself Observation-Disclosures
Transcript,
1t is announced that the direct
ers Of the Northern Pacific Rails
read decided at their annual meet
ilg, held in New York on the 9th.
Sept, not to lease the Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation Conpany's
road, as was intended two months
ago.
There are still Sl25,OO0, needed
10 complete the pedestal for The
Bartholdi Statue, and general ap-
peal is to be made to the country
Tor contributions. When completed
The electric torch in the hand of the
statue will be 800 feet FROM the
GROUND.
An old citizen IN country village be-
ing asked for a subscription towards re-
pairing the fence Of the graveyard, de.
e!ined, saying, Il subscribed towards i'm
provin' that buryin'- ground nigh onto
forty years ago, and my family haint had
20 benefit IRON it yet,"
The September humber of the
Portland (Or.) West Shore is, with>
on. exception, the handsomest and
largest ever published OF that IN
terestins periodical. The current
number is largely devoted to Brit
ish Columbia and its resources, and
has fifty-two original and artists
cally executed illustrations. The
number also contains q valuable
article on the discovery Of the
Rocky Mountains" and continue
sion Of Chittenden's explorations OF
Queen Charlotte islands.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-09-20

pER>ONr IN NEED CIV GE+AL Bi.ANgS. SUCI,
~ Ch'ttei Mortgages pnIt Ciaini al Warranty
lte'is, etc. would dc Soli {" ,lAt~t , at d Et
'his Office, whe they he ,taiaei 81 .rasonabIe
prices. Blanks printed to order sllrrt iiotIce
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-09-20

s'"i u - firty Dlltir - az VIZ 81. y in The
H"Ha. the vital hGfd passing uu"->ctv.d in TIE
Ji. death
DE. WHITE W. j. a - rr Physril
graduate e IA, 1niv. r-jty - POM >vtvaiial ni
Hsr-' I" f.rie'i Five u an,Ir cd Isri,ar. fur a
cnsc of thls kind tht Vi1ai Restorative under
Ia special advice and Ir, dtcIij5 W.. at cur, or
t"r n1vh = impure ur n jGrinGs io;tIiI a. s!G.
Us -. treats al Private Di-t,>-~ -teShinIiy
Wl'h"lt m'rc"lg. Ss- consultation ETr.-
Through examination and aGyc+ ~. udIg .tsl,-
~ I urinr, 50. Price # Vital restorative. $40
L"''r. or tour um HE quantity s. :. ct to ary
e'"rtTs np"t s"'cipt Of prize. O. - u. secure
nvni observation and in = iNHtt tatlt 8. dp-hed
A. =. MINftr. Il H.
}lkearny ST.. sun F:anti-,o Cal
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE; will L- =. nj 10 an, one
antl'ihs hy letter, stating >yu,pto. sex nud a,r
STRICT secrecy IN regard to al bsiuro.j ran.acions
pr MlSTT KIDNEY IEMFDT NEPURtT.
IClN, cures Jdiseasth of Kidney auu Biaqtcr Conn
paints. Gou"rrh.n. Gl'et, irurOrri,ra For sale by
oil erdE"ists 81 bette: d bo'tie~ f,,r s.
DIX. MINTlES DANDELION PILLS tre Tho M ~
ana cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilitlu, { r., in ths
u''Aet' r"r s'le 10y al druggists. az
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-09

Death of Ara tva sshsr

Mrs Eva Noher died of dropsy last even.
ing at her rcs'derco, No. 80 West James
street, aged 80 years. Mrs. Neher was the
widow OF Jacob NehCr who for years kept a
saloon in Centre Square. After his death,
Mrs. Nchor continued the business until
tho building was demolished to make
room for d. p. Locher's new building
She then kept successvcly tho United
States hotel'ou South Queen street and the
corner" saloon in rear of the central
markets, retiring to private life about
two years ago. Mrs. Neher was
an cnterprisiug and popular business
woman sho was generous aud charitable
to q degree, being ever ready to sacrifice
her own comforts to minister to the neces.
stiles of othOrs, especially the sick and in
digeut. She leaves two daughters, "a
granddaughter, several brothers and sisters
and = host Of fricuds 20 mourn her death.
Her funeral will take place on Saturday.
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absence Of this committee tho time was
consumed Ia q general buz aud talk by
members OF the convention.
Randall SPEAKS,
When Mr.. Randall appeared the m.
plauso was 30 great that IL was
Impossible for him to be heard
ior some time. Whom quiet was
restored MIR. Randall said UI am
mere present In obedience to your re.
quest and desire to acknowledge
my deep and lasting obligation
10 you, the representatives of
more than four hundred thousand
Democrats OF this great aud glorious
commonwealth, and to thank you Tor the
high honor which you have 10 dav
unanimously bestowed upon me. do
not attribute this action In anv IA.
gree to my personal merits on the con.
trary, l recognize and realize IL a.
an approval Of the resolute and aggressive
course which have pursued In Congress In
advocacy and defense Of those cardinal prin-
ciples advocated by Jefferson, jackson,
Polk and Buchanan. As it has been with
mo in the past, so It will be to the
end and now thank you ono
and all, and beg that each of you
will convey back to your constituents tho
assurance that 10 the future they will find
no faltering, no falling by the wayside in
defense of their rights" [Great applause. ]
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-09
IN THE LOWER ENy.
Recent Occurrences in the Southern Sc
from tho OxIord :, frrss

Recent Occurrences in the Southern section
from the Oxford " rr.ss,"
The firm of II. NJ. Wilson 4 Son, store
keepers at Cherry Hill, has been succeeded
by Wilson Bros. & Co.
The schools directors of Fulton town
ship intend to build new school house
ut Pleasant Grove. They advertise for
proposals.
Mrs. Mercy Haines of Fulton township,
had a severe paralytic stroke while at
Kirk Browns, near Peach Bottom, few
days ago.
Alfred p. Terrill has removed from
Lancaster county to the farm in Penn
township, Ches er county, he recently
purchased from W. II. Lelever, near Jen-
nerville.
Joseph Gray, of Fulton township, had
one OF his ribs broken one day last week
by falling from treo he was trimming at
the residence of Henry Carter.
Elwood Townsend, of Smyrna, near
Christiana, had two of his fingers cut off
by circular saw at his fathers mill, one
day last week.
James A, Andrews public sale of West
ern horses at Oxford, on Monday, was
we'll attended. Fourteen head sold from
$3.50 to s263. The general average was
Sl06. There were some very fine horses
in the lot.
The belled buzzard passed over Oxford
last week. Tho ring of the bell was
plainly heard by workman on farm OF
j. NJ. @. Dickey, who was somewhat
alarmed at hearing such noise high vi
in the air. For time, it is said, no wat
undecided which way to run, as tho
thought the call was specially directed
to him posse essed his mind. The buzzart
was seen and its bell heard in different
sections Of this neighborhood las. summer
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-09
COLUMBIA NEWS.
JUH REOuLAs uvKREsroNDrsUs.
Budget OF News Items OF varying Interest
thorough schools Religious Eater.
tsiDment ana Confirmation


Service.
A 3 per cont quarterly dividend was
declared yesterday by tho Susquoh ,nua
rolling mill company.
"A thousand Wrinkles" will be played
here during tho latter part OF this month.
Harry Watson, CUlumbias Iavurite com.
COY, Will appear in II.
The funeral of the late Joshua Il, Strauso,
tomorrow afternoon, will be attended by
Chiquesalunga tribe Of Red Men, ia addi'
tion to tho q. A. Il. post.
A now street crossing has been laid over
Seventh street, at Chestnut. Az the same
place now gutter has been laid on tue
east side Of Chestnut street
The double canal boat, Z. IF. Diggs,
Nos. and 3, cleared yesterday at the X.
~ q. coal wharvcs, laden with coal. Tho
prospects arc good for busy season at
these wharyes.
An attempt at shad fishing will bo made
here next week, Other kinds of fish arc
becoming quite plentiful. George Weaver
last night caught $50 hammer head iish.
Persons who havo been using tho river
shore property Of tho X. Il g. company, as
dumping place for ashes aud other
refuse, Lave been notified to cease doing
SO.
Personal and social
Mr., Samuel Grove IL confined TO his
house 10y n severe indispOsition.
Miss Sallio Harris of Harrisburg, is tho
guest of Miss Aunio Bruner.
Seventy three persons attended fare.
we'll party which was given at tho resi-
donCo Of Mr.. Christian Reel, on Front
street last night. Tho gentleman, with
his family removes to Buffalo, n Y, next
Tuesday.
society Notos.
A meeting Of Orion lodge OF Odd Fellows
will DO held to night
An organ for use in Orion lodge Of Odd
Follows is to be purchlsed by this society.
The York lodge OF Masons will receive a
iraternal Waited from number Of Column
bia Masons to night.
Tho Uorougn schools
The plans for the proposed now school
house viii bo open for tho inspection of
contractors next Monday ut VIM. b.
Given's office.
Last evening tho experimenting COM
mittec of the school board held meeting
in tho Office OF Wm Is. Given, esq to
make arrangements for tho high school
commencement exercises, which are TO be
held sOmO time in May.
HcliEIVus skaters.
To morrow eyouiag the HTCsby yteTiaus
will give thrir entertainment, II being held
III inc FC'uTc room pi tue ChuICh. vocal
aud instrumental music and select readings
aud reciiauons Will form the programme,
After 1t is concluded Refreshments will be
served FREQ 20 all.
At last nights confirmation services in
st. Paul's i. +. cuuIch, SIX Persons were
confirmed The services, which were
conducted by the Rt. Rev. NJ. A. Es
Wolfe Howe, bishop Of the diocese OF con
trail Pennsylvania, were extremely beauti-
fuI and impressive.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-09


Gilbert 81 Sulliyan's popular opera
"Patienoo" will DO given in Fultou opera
house on tho 18th aud 18th inst, by a care
fully selected company OF Lancaster
artists, who have had repeated rehearsals
for several weeks past. Those who have
had an opportunity Of hearing them are
loud In thoir commentator of tho com
pany, both rs actors and musicians. The
opera will bo put on the stage In the most
attractive style. The costumes, arc
entirely new, and furnished by the we'll
known oostuiner Van Horn of Philadol
pha. Following Is the cast /:
THO cast.
Archibald GrOsvrnor, (an Idyllio poet J
Dan SenseDig Reginald Bunthorne, "a
ileshly poeDlI S. Shultz Colonel Caivor :
DanstabIc, Frank Mciain Major
Murgatroyd, William BAL; Mr. Bun
thorne's solicitor, II. Luther wiling /;
The Lady Jane, Miss Aimee Ball The
Lady Angela, Miss Edith Johnston The
Lady Saphir, Miss Hattie L. Miley The
Lady Lila, Miss Ida Huber, and Patience
"a milkmaid), Mrs. Nellie Johnston Camp.
bell.
Chorus Of officers OF the 35th dragoon
guards : Frank T. Ball. Elmer K Say
lor, Howard Hays, Geo. Aokcrman. III. l..
Spencer, Howard Shcnk, Edwin Albright,
Harry Baldwin, Chas, Heitshu, Chas
lioiimeier, Harry Daveler and Frank
BaChler.
Chorus Of rapturous maidens Misses
Lou Miller, Sue L. Bender, Bessie Calder,
Emma Shertz, Ida Gautz, Name Hagen,
Annie Bauman, Ada Huber, Florence
Shul,z aud Mrs. Liilo +. Hartmyor.
There will DO IA full orchestra under
tho lead of Prof. With, of Reading. The
chart Tor the sale of reserved seats will
open to morrow morning AZ 10 o'clock.
No extra charge Tor reserved seats
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Foui Play ynarged

Samuel Allen, Charles Lee, John Young,
George Kirk and Peter Woods, all colored
appeared before Alderman Fordney,
Tuesday, and made affidavit that they
believed "foul play had been perpetrated"
with regard to the sudden death of Isaac
Smith colored whose death took place
Monday night, and that post mortem
examination ought to be held. The matter
was referred to Corouer Shitler, who
called upon DR.. +. 5. Musser, the attend.
ing physician, who convinced the coroner
asPrH'o Sastritis bronSbt % "p bv ions V continned
dissipation. The coroner declined to make
post mortem.