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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-09-24

Land once at Larned. Kas., Aug. 80. 1850.

Land ONCE at Larned. kas., Aug. 20, 1885.
Notice H. hereby given that the followtng.
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
10 make nnal proof in support of his claim.
ana that said proof will be made before
the clerk OF the district court of Barber county.
At medicine Lodge, Kansas, ON October Is
1850, VIZ: Caivln Jones, for the me- sec ~:
Sc = secs, twp 81, range II 49,
he names the Following witnesses to move
his continuous residence upon and cuitivation
of said land, viz: 1Non
Flavius Julian, Robert Julian, James Rick-
man. Joseph Hehey, all of Kiown, Kansas
lily w X RROwNLEE, Register
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-09-24
Land Office at Larned Kans. Aug. 81, 1886.

Land Office at Larned Kans. Aug. 81, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
TO make fnal proof i'm support of her claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge, at Medicine Lodge, Kansas
on the 18th day of October, 1885, viz: Rebecca
J. wilson, o ID 1892, for the ne 4 of sec IS,
twp 81, range u west.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz:
Charles Tyler, w Tyler, Salina Tyler, ST.
mon Schrump, all of Etna.
10 zoe w. r. BROWNIEE, Register
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-09-24
Land once at Larned, Kans. Aug. p, 1885.

LdHu Ulnce at Larned, kans. Aug. q, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of District Court, at Medicine Lodge on
October %, 1886, viz: Harrison Rachbam for
the lots J. 2, 3, 4, sec 3, twp 80. range II.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Samuel Fedderman. Joseph Fisher, Blake,
Fisher, all of Sexton, ansas.
IA 19c w. r. BROwNLEE Register
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-09-24
Land Office at Larned, Kans. Aug. q, 1885.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim and
tnat said proof will be made before H. H. Har-
oy, Probate Judge, at Medicine Lodge, Kansas
on october % 1886, viz: Isaac Fl. Galland d
D ll,6i5, for the s-w \, lots 4, sec Z, twp
81 south, range Is west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton of said land, viz:
VIM Dinsmore. X L Bigham Odell. Sam ]
Lent, all of Sun City, Kansas.
10 2Oc w. r. BRowNLEE Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-09-24
Land Office at Larned Kans. Sent 2 1SsR

Notice is hereby given that the following
M nained settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final pooOf in support of his claim. and
tnat said proof will be made before the Clerk
OF the District Court of Barber county Kan
sas, ut Medicine Lodge, On October 3D. 1886 viz !:
Isaac Root, for thee NV Y s-W 4 ne sec
%, twp 30 south, range ID west
lie names the following witnesses to prove
of said land, viz:
Robert RAIDER, George Kelsey, William
smith, A Wood, all of Mingona p o., Kans.
10 ZUc W. X. BROwNLEE, Register
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-09-24

Land Office at Larned. Kans. Aug. 81, 1856.
Notice is herebv given that the follow ing
named settler mas fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof Will be made before H. NJ.
Ingraham, Clerk of Court, at Medicine Lodge
Kansas. on October 20. 1886, viz: Harry Ro-
senbloom, ID s No. 1852 for the NV X
sec 20, twp 81, range ID; W Il s-w u sec II, twp
81, range 13
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF said land, viz:
Q Wheat, j II Conant, ] B Shanks and II
Shanks, all of Medicine Lodge.
IA 19c w. X. BROwNLEE, Register
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User tit Jram @tnslotu ?

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mir einfa4 iasen, baB le cine Dame III,
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te, Srauenfranfbeiten, bauptid&li& aber
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bic 3%onititutipn unb bic Bebarfni6e bieier
aablreiden alufen beionbers seprift unt
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iaenalters ais arunfenpfleserin uub gr3t
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als beionbereS Mittel fur 3abnenbe Sinber
3uiammenseieet. Dieie Mebisin bat cine
masii4e Wrfuns Fe Sibt 6ube unb
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Der Stnber. nnb bic 8inber werben arcS
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bat iie bic Sinber 3u Danf perpfidtet.
@rcBe Quautitdten bes Scptbins Shrup
tperoen bier tdSlid pertauftunb perbraudt.
Wtr slaueen, Mirs. Wiuslpp bat Iid
bura bieien Grtifel uniterbli9 gemadt
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Sd fimbe, baB er milo, aber seb6rig bic
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Dirft. S. 8. Stepbenlon, 81. g.,
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Oie fpeben poIenbete 8olfssdbs
lung BON @llabsGotbringen ersiebt cine
geoolferun9 Don 1853, AS SeeIen.
CROP Der beoeutenoen oeutiden ginz
tuaroerung I'M borisen Sabre er0iebt
Der @eniusberi6t cine 8eo6lterunass
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gife. 8artonia, &auoolpb @ountb, Snb., lit
felt LANCER 8eit an Aus3ebrung nnb mar bon
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bon Or. Sings Hep 9iseDssrb sesen auSaeb>
rung unb faufte bas WlitteI bel mir. Na9 6
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2eben. =
@~ro6efai6en gratis in Der gpOtbete bon u
DreiB.
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: ueber Bic fdpn ue,,fih oemerbet

ueber bic i9on neuli6 gemeI6ete
pulbers@ rploiion in gulebra, 2 MeiIen
BON Banana, miro na6trdslid nod
SoIgenbes 6efannt: vSSn einem 3eltIas
ger bi6t am &anaIbau, e~rplooirten 9
Sonnell BUILDER unb SDnamit bur6
ben BifoIenf6uB eines @d9ters, Ser
auf Siebe gef@ohen bate, tDel9e bas
2ager befteblen molten. Sic grplofon
mar fur6tbar. SEEDS Mrbeiter purben
in Stiide gerifen unb cine groBe Nns
5abl mebr ober ueniger f@uer berlebt.
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Critics t,so @dmasou.

Ger 2Daboner rgailp Stems" 1T es
b%Dtbebalten geblieben, cine ~grobartt8e
@ntSedung 5t MAIDEN. Sic tbeilt ibrett
2eferH alien @rnlfes init, Die in ben
Der. Staaten bon 9iorb : Mmerita berr.
i9enben Mrbeiter : 8~enegunsen ieien
cine gang oirefte Solge bes bort beles
ben6en 5@uBSocs5 pftems. @as bod
lelbft fold elm @eltblatt feinen 2eiern
fir lnIinn aufautif6en pagt! Oils Db
Der Gerfafer ienes Nrtlfels ni9t ielbft
gaa5 eenau DiiBte, baB bic groBen
@trifes auf Dem @oulb'f6en .8abn=
lpftem ni6t bas @srinsite init Sinan8.
fragen gu thun hatten, alip auh Nl6t5
nit Der 3oas YOlitif. @s nar niht Die
SobnFroge, Uel6e iene etnifen Dife=
ren5en berbelfubrte, ionbern cine
Wtahtf1age 5tpii9eu ben 8ertretern BON
Gapital unb Arbeit. IS banbelte li1
oarum, ob Die groBen Gorporationen
oas &e9t baben, bic bon ibnen Nns
geitedtea mad eigenem grme1en gu entz
lo11er, ober oh lie bierbei Die Qrbetter=
Verbanoe, reip. beren Wortfibrer 3u
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Welt, foa oas nit S9uBaoa unb Greiz
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berumbrebt unb bic englii6en Nrbeiter=
berbdltniie einmal IN ibren 8e3iebuns
gen 5u S9ub3ol unb Sreibanbel praft.
@nglanb lit bsfanntli9 bas glboraoo
berSreibdnbler. 9atber6reibanbel nun,
Die mdn aus ben acknowledgement Der
uNeus" gegen bas 56ub3oa 5pitem
f1lieBem iollte, gut Solge gebabt, baB
Der englii9e Mrbeiter ein 9errenlebelt
fibrt unb it9 f9pn na9 fur3er Belt
gara ins rpripatlebeu suriid3iebt" UNI
it9 lebigli9 Der angenebn1eu 8eI9df=
tigung bes @ouponi9neibens gu tDibz
men? Sie bebrobl;9en unruben, bic
int Gebruar in 2onoDn ausbra9en,
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Der DeiB, baB es nirgenbs auf benz
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teres unb ~bertbierteres proletarlat geben
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ma6t, bic ben Sreibanbel gum -angeb=
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bon cine bon Der &egierung eingefeBte
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englii9e 9an6el bur6 bic @oncurrena
anbersr Sdnber gef6ud6t uro aaf6as
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5ou berri6t. Ser Stems fann man bas
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5bir gu fegen. ST es ben
Greibanbelsleuten in England erft ge<
bur6 ibr SD1tem i'm eigenea
tnirtbi9afili@e paraoiefess
3uftdnoe gu i9affen, Damn poIen mir
uns germ BON ibnen belebren laiien =
aber ni9t!
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Wir, bic unter5ei6neten MitgIieber
bes Ginan5 &omitss baben ben 8eridt
beg Sefretdrs fir bic 6 Monate, tpelde
am 81. December 1885 enben, 1orgz
faltig geprift nnb ri9tig befunben.
Aranias preseott
Sefum so. Bel Ginansfpmtite.
Sno. Witbers IT.
Gum 3eusnib: SObm 6. 0@fe, eefr.
Die sebnte Serie 6ieser MKociation
liegt nun fur unter5ei@nunsert bereit.
Ndberes bariber pirb ~bereitmilis ers
tbeilt BON
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Wetfete feftt Qehtn.

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6ertGtet, pap e. btele Sabre on @btbiits unb
Sa%rntrantbeit lit Die Sdmersen paren su.
tpeilen nertrdelid un6 perurIadfen ibm ardm.
pfc. @r perfudte electric Bitter uuo idon nod
Der eriten GlaiGe ipirte er 8eferuns unb mad.
Dem er 9 6laiden senommen bate, mar er 9an3'
ltf 9eDeilt uno gepann Is Yfunb an Gleif9.
VI bs99atptet, oab sr g%efOrben mare, bate er
Mot eleetrte Bitter aebrau9t. 8u baben, so
@entS Die Glai9e bel q. SreiB.
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: 9ie BON oer &egieruna Der Meb,

= pie bon Der &egierung Der &epus
blit Columbia unteroridte 3eitung
Star anb 9eralb" eri@eint iebt tpieber
tn panama unter benz Sitel vGbening
Selegramm". @s 1T teiu tpeiterer 8ers
fn6 gema9t uor6en, au9 bieie tteue
Nusgabe gu unterbriiden. Sci 6erauss
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iein, er beiBt u. &riiger.
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Dead Shot" eeretp @orm eint.
msnt iuirft fiber uno f9neq. Diefes Eminent
tobtet bic 8iirmer ausenblidli9 /; bait GIieqen
ab unb beilt bic @unoe. SIN @aler aufoeloa
il 60 elm ausgeseidnetes Seilmittel seaen iraeno
tpel6e @unoeH beim 8ieb. @reiS so Gents.
Rraparirt unb gum 8ertauf bel q. Drei6,
Gan Mntonio. 1875 tup "
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< u Der 9aupttabt Merito lit Der
&ensreb su ieiner 6rabiabrsfbung 3u=
iammengetteten. Na6 @rIebigung 6es
Budgets iOa bic 9arif &eform in 9ns
griH genommen tperben> gs lit ni6t
pabrideinli6, baB Der 2onereB Der
@iienbabn. 6rase b%eionbere Nufmerf,
iamteit 5umenben miro.
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q m@parbinahanie.

@irtbin (su eiuem &OIisdngsr, be,
beim gHen geto6bnli6 bas Sii6tud
bef6mubt): 60ren Sic, Meier, Sic
biirfeu aud ni@t ipieber mad GeutId=
Lamb 5urid!
Meier: S@g Wer tann bas iagen !
Warum bena rii6t?
8irtbin: @eil Sic elm ameritanis
f9es G@wetn finbl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-24
Noi "a Cou.in or Lillian Madisoa

MANQUIN, VA. August %, 1856.
10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Your North Carolina correspondent
of August 7th, in speaking of the Mon
roe Madison mystery, makes the fol-
lowing erroneous statement:
"More than ordinary interest centres
around the Gaze. as the unfortunate
young man vGs first cousin cfLiIIia"
NGd,sOR," &c.
Now, that any one should deliberately
make such statement is, to me a.
least, very surprising, because if it
was true it would have made Monroe
Madison my nephew, which was not the
case. / have six nephews bearing the
name of Madison-ths sons of my two
brothers NOW desd). They are all alive
and in good health at the present tins
and live within short distance Of my
home. never had an uncle or great
uncle, my father and grandfather both
being only sons. Now, besides those
six nephews and my own boys, it is
plain to see that there is not man in
America of the name Of Madison con-
nected with me by ties Of blood. Who
the unfortunate young man was | have
not the least idea. ! never heard Of such
a man until | read in the Dispatch al
account of his sad end.
CHARLES j. MADISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-24
WASHINGTON.
ABOUT THE RIcHnoHp AHD DAHvrIEY
RAILROAD sYsrYH.
A Number Of rmprovemenss-A ccntss.
plated Change-Psrsonsls snA
Briefs-Postal Notes.
lrrom Our Regular cor.spoudsntl /

lFrom Our Regular couespondsntl
WASHINGTON, August 23.-Ths
Richmond and DAnville Railway Con-
pany are nowadays making . numbeR
Of improvements. Among the changes
m ibis road in the near future Is that
Of the terminus Of the Western North
Carolina Railroad from Salisbury 70
Charlotte. The latter viii be made, q
least for the present, the southern ops-
rating point Of the entire system.
Captain K. ID. Graham, OF North
CaDlins, who rendered his resignation
twice as Secretary Of the Civil Service
Commission before II was accepted, has
reconsidered the matter, and now asks
for his retention.
Hon. George ID. Wise is here to-day.
Messrs. e. f. Burch and Lsnnis
Wynkoof, Of Leesburg, were in town
yesterday.
Mr.. X. D. Wade, of Richmond, is
here.
N. B. Dotron, Of Virgins, is also 10
the city.
A new fourth-clsss post.otlice has
been established at Register, Bladsn
county, N. O., Of which William j.
Register is postmaster.
Bliss post-ofIlce, Va, Is changed TO
Cliff Mills.
+. @. McNeer has been appointed
acting postmaster at Hunters Springs
W. Vs.
Harrison Creek, Peuder county, N.
c., and Whishart, Catawbs county,
have been discontinued as post-oltlcss.
The mail goes respectively to Rocky
Mount and Hickory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-24

September. The occasion will bring
together . largo crowd, and promises ID
be most enjoyable one. Major Baker
p. Lee will deliver an address.
The first copy Of The Pilot, the
Monday morning paper, Of which Mr..
K. b. Kssey is city editor, made its
appearance yesterday morning. Il is
. bright, newsy, interesting, well-ar-
ranged, and well-printsd paper.
Mr.. G. E. Graham and bis sister,
Miss Lulu Graham, of Chicago, are
visiting friends in the city. Mr. Grs-
ham formerly resided in Richmond,
having for several years held the posi-
tion of private secretary to @. w.
Smith, ESQ.,, late general manager OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
A letter from Halifax county, which
appeared in the Dispatch Of Sunday,
stated that Secretary. .of-the- Common
wealth Flournoy had been appointed
one Of the delegates from that county
to the Democratic Congressional Con-
vention for the Sixth district, which
meets in Lynchburg on the 25th.
Colonel Flournoy requests the state
ment to be made that while he appre-
ciates the honor conferred upon him by
the appointment it was without his
knowledge, and that he will not attend
the Convention rs a delegate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-24
Personals and BrfsG.

Mr.. B. R. Lipscomb is at the White
Sulphur Springs.
Messrs. Jesse Ii. Diuguid and w. B
Moss, Of Lynchburg, were in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. c. Lee Moore. clerk to the State
Auditor, was too unwell to be at his
post yesterday.
Mr. j. Foote johnson, of the State
Treasurer's office, has returned from a
trip to Christiansburg.
Work on the Union depot building
is progressing satisfactorily. The
builders have now reached the fourth or
"loft " floor.
Rev. Mr.. Tribble, who is at present
supplying the pulpit of the Second
Baptist church, preached q fine ser.
mon at the Soldiers Home Sunday
afternoon.
Lisutsnants j. Fl. Derbyshire ant
Julian Tsnnsnt, of Company b, wer
presented with sets Of regulation
shoulder-knots by their comrades Sat
urday night.
The pulpit Of the Centenary Metho-
dist Episcopal church was occupied
Sunday for the first time for some
weeks. Rev. DR.. Paul Whitehead, pre-
siding elder, ofIiciated.
Rev. Thomas Needham preached at
the Pine-Street Baptist church Sunday
morning, and conducted Bible reading
at the Young Mems Christian Associs
tion in the afternoon. Both occasion
were Of rare interest.
The British bark Huntress. 227 tons
John Gum, master, cleared for Bahia,
Brazil, yesterday with l,3i7 barrels
-four, valued at s6,032, shipped by the
Haxall-Crenshaw Company also, part
Of cargo from New York.
Burwell Webb, colored lunatic from
Henrico county, died suddenly yester-
day at the Pinel Hospital. Coroner
Taylor viewed the body and decided
that an inquest was unnecessary, as the
man died from brsin-disease.
At Fulton Baptist church Sunday one
person was received by letter and one
baptized. Rev. Percy G. Elsom preach
ed Imorning and night to large congre-
cations. Mr. Elsom goes this week to
King William county to assist Rev. Mr..
Crookshanks in 9 meeting at Collixe
church.
Governor Lee has consented to be
present ct the reunion Of sx-Confeds-
rate soldiers, which takes place ct
Gloucester Courthouse on the Sth Of
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MAxCmKsruR MATTERS.
Funeral ofMr. william =. Jones' -OshsR
Items.

The funeral Of Mr.. William ]. Jones,
whose death was announced in Sunday
mornings Dispatch, took place from
the Bainbridge-Street Baptist church,
Of which deceased was Q faithful and
| consistent member, at 8 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon.
The esteem in which the deceased
was held by the entire community was
evidenced by the large congregation
present, the spacious edifce being
crowded. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. w. 7. Derieux, who
was formerly pastor Of this church, in
the absence of Rev. L. Il. Thornhill,
its present pastor.
Mr.. Derieux did NOT take any text,
but drew many profitable lessons from
the Christian character Of the deceased,
Of whom he spoke as an aifectionase
husband, a,tender, loving father, and =
Christian who was always ready to con-
tribute both Of his time and means to
any good work.
The interment took place at Msury
cemetery with the honors Of the order
Of Knights Of Honor, Of which de-
ceased Was member. The pall-bear-
srs were Messrs. w. d. Anderson, +.
A. Lamb, Gillis s. Williamson, j. =.
Davidson, w. L. Moody, and A. B.
CARRIER.
1t is thought that several OF the GRIN.
nal cases now on the docket OF the
Hastings Court will be continued until
October, in consequence Of the inability
Of Judge French TO try them, on ac-
count Of fseblsness. The Judge is i'm
proving, but the docket is large one
for a we'll judge to 60 through with.
The Kidd case will probably be one Of
the first continued.
Rev. W. 4. DerieuI, Of Spartan
burg, 5. c., who, with his family, has
been visiting friends here for the last
week, preached fine sermon at the
Baptist church Sunday morning to
large congregation. He left yesterday
to visit his father, in Essex county. He
will spend several days in Manchester
on his way returning home.
Judge Timothy Rives, Of Prince
George, will hold the September term
Of the Chesterfield County Court for
Judge Clopton, who is now in Western
North Carolina.
Rev. William II. Christian, Of the
Central Methodist church. has had pre-
missed to him about OIL, 500 for enlsrging
the church.
The committee appointed by the sur
viyors Of the Manchester Elliott Grsys
to make arrangements for their silver
reunion, which takes place on Shsrp's
island on the Goth instant, held their
final meeting last night, and perfected
the details, &c.
Rev. l.. r. Thornhill returned to the
city yesterday from Louisa county,
where he has been assisting Rev. Z. W.
Winfree in protrscted meeting.
A regular meeting Of the city School
Board will be held at the Mayors
Courtroom at s o'clock tonight.
There are important matters to be con-
sidered and the attendance should be
large.
The Offices Of Sidney Lodge of Good
Templsrs, Of Richmond, will visit
Friendship Lodge, of this city, to-
night. A good programme has been
arranged for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-24
TUCKAHOE DISTRICT.


There was large audience at the
Mozart last evening, and very pleasing
entertainment was given.
Miss Susie Maiiitt and Mr.. Edward
F. Macy, both Of Baltimore, sang each
q solo, and concluded the entertainment
with a pleasing little operetta entitled
"Cups and Ssucers." Miss Maffitt
has . rich alto voice and sings
with much expression. She received
o decided encore on her rendition of
Pinsuti's "The Arrow and tho Song"
as did also Mr.. Macy for his comic
song. Miss Maffitt has marked talent
for acting, and for an amateur imper-
sonated the " Widow Worcester =" with
decided sprightliness. Nr. Macy did
well, and the operetts seemed to afford
much amusement.
The remarkable musical number OF
the evening was the piano solo, Capric-
cia in Z Minor, by Mr.. John Baseler, OF
this city played by Professor Jacob Rein
hardt, with orchestral accompaniment.
1t is Of decidedly more ambitious
character than any Of Mr. Bsseler's
former compositions, and it undOubt-
edly possesses in itself sufficient meri.
to give him Q reputation in the musical
world. The theme is entirely original,
and is sIquisitely worked up throughout.
1t is as extremely difficult as it is beau
tiful, and has depth and brilliancy Of
original figures that should make it a
fine study and favorite concert piece
In fine, it is not saying too much to
class it with similar works Of Mendels-
sohn and Beethoven. Professor Rein.
hsrdt did justice to it in his execution,
yet in such rendition it is very nscss-
sary to have a conductor. twas sadly
needed in this piece. For the rest the
orchestral numbers were good.