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undertaken named Seldom becoming his

AttbVIAttI uhiutu ESlSNh hIA'@Ht
b0D0snlhn.
The evidence brought out in the exRmi-
nation In the burglary ca.es yesterday was
81 bstanfislly the same as the account pub
lished Yesterday. In addition, however.
70 vhu; was pUbiisbed was the testimony OF
Miss Ida Lee, who said that night before
lssi she sgw Degro man walking on the
roof 81 Cohen Brotbers' store. SIZE, know.
ing the man he'd no business there. asked
him what he was dong there. BE replied;
Z" am just walking about"
The cy1deuee ~ ibe private wAtchmln
who called the attention oi the police oib-
ceTs 10 the Occurrence and 3 colorPd man
mined John Davis corrob1rated ina. ei
M'ss LIE. AL three ~ them identhca ihe
accused a. the man seen on The roof.
ofdcer Walton s-id he found the prison
ei'f coat IN the yard % DR.. Reads church
and his shoe in the ward ncXi 10 he
church
The prisoner was defended by Scott. he
cUl0red laWycr, who briefly argued tla'
there va. no evidence % convict sim oi
the alleged charges against bin. Justice
Richardson thought differently. and sent
rte accused on 70 The grand jury ID both
Cases.
sims vas identified NJ the Police Court
ss he cobyict who escaped from The penn
teutiary about eighi wears ago, and sub-t-
qucutlv aeGi SerCesut cosby . terrible
niCw with hickory cudgel while that 0i-
ficer was Try inc 10 arrest him. Amer a.
ssulting Sergeant Cosby and making ti-
escYpe sims was spIrehPuded 10y Police
men Dan. Wren and Nichaei-. Ut escaped
from them. but was shortly afterwards cap
tured 2 Z Policeman Bibbs.
The accused acGnow iedged beinR tae
nan Y ho struck Sergeant Cosby.
The charge against AIrH o. cutting Mara
Rsndrlph W.e dismissed. a. toe wound
0as ont, a slight one on her thumb.
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kIms. NOT JOHNSON. MS NAME.
Tne Accused Rsrgiar sent On 10 Two
GAseG

Tbe Dsp0tch Of Yesterday contained III
account oi IN attempted robbery Of Cohen
Brothers dfy goods store, Fourth and
Bros0 streets, the nighI before, aud q the
arrest bs Officers J arley and Walton %
lhe supposed guilty Tsarly, Hbo gave the
name 81 John J. johnson. The accused
wa. before ibe Police Court yesterday
morning on two warrants charging him
wilh breaking and entering IN the Night
time OF NoveabeT Gth TIE store 0i Il. Tion-
helm and stealing 8 ioi 0i clothing there
from, npd attempting 70 break and enter
tl,e store Of Cohen BFothers- As seou As
the accused appeared IN courl be was rec0g-
uized 4, tbe officers In attendance 10 be
Henry s!ms. noted ex-peniicntizry con
ylrf and desperate thiei, who has served
me or Two terms IN the penitennsry. Lsst
Nopaay week warrant was sworn out
againsl him by Maria Randolph, chsrging
tim v witb feloniotssly asssnlting aud cutting
ber with kui;e. Sims eludedth The vigilance
at the officer until Monday morning, when
ne surrendered himself.
THE case was continued until yesterday.
and the prisoner admitted 10 baii--a coiored
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REAT CLOSING-OUT SALE
At TIE
AOl NEkEEPERH EMPORIUM \.

EsvinE decided - discontlnue bus. IN s~s
We v ~ SCI Our entire stock 81 greatly re-
dUceo prices our stock 10 large aud siInost
every article lie oesary for house kee ping
can re found with ia. Persons needing
these goods should not fall TO exsmine sud
learn The prioss This 10 no catch penny,
hum bug advertise The goods are for
sale. and every piece vii he sod. some
sweeping reductions have been made IN
FINE PICTCRE-FRAAEs with = large
szoTtmeni 10 selecI from. Our szsortmont
Of LAMPS sno SHADES 10 very large. and
We art Offering them 81 prices much lower
thGn usual. HOLIDAY GOODS and TOYS
N STOCK; GLASS WAKE lower L1sb ever
before: slLVhR-PLATED WAkE-a
choice liue Df the bes; goods
ON SON DAl the tn instant We viil ex-
hIbit b splendid AssOri Deat ~ kNkTiAN.
SATln. PEACbBLON and BADEN
WAkk-tbe unesi goods on De market.
10 7-suAW2t' MCCUE A o..
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed % yes
lerdHy morning:
Thomas Bird Ccolored), striking An q beat
irg bis wife. Fined $40 and sent % lali
for thirty DAYS.
Mary Floyd, stealing blue si. dress
from ida Lee. Dismissed.
Allen Eysns lcolOred, stealing . silver
watcl Of the value % g.. the property o.
~herfns, Russell. Dismissed.
". A. Mallory, drunk. Dismissed.
samuel Jones tcoi0rcd). arrested on a
warrant ssued in HenricO county charging
him with misdemeanor. Turned over 10
TIE county Gctbor1tleS.
Ben. smith (oOlOred), assauting and
beating Hattie WoOdson. Fined $50 and
czists.
samuel Iip,comb ana Haywood Smith
fboth colorcdl. disordrrly and interfering
vifh Messengers 81 the Union depot. Dir
missed.
street. Dismissed.
John Bird ,colorea) person oi unsound
mind. sent 10 jail Tor three months IN de-
fault "a security.
cur.ing. and abusing John ". smith.
Dismissed.
Thomas Carter lottery ticket lh lottery
,csilre the :. jnc - Continued until satur-
apv ou account OF the absence Oi important
Mitnrsscf.
Wnner Carlton, obtaining sl5 from
Samuel Booze under false preiences. Dis-
missed.
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Am buihBcs Calls.

The cliy aUDu'ance-Dr. Rogers 20
-harre--vss called . the Ircdeg.r IRON
y orAs Yesterday morning 70 : c1l,"r1
mau named John Lewis wo0 lid his uaaE
srd shoulder burt by falling through
hafchwav. lie was considerably bruised.
but not seriously hurt. In. wounds were
dressed ard be va' l.it witt bis friends.
soon after O'Clock the ambulance was
called 20 lbe corner " Eleventh and Broad
streets q o c0lOred woman named Lu"y
scott, Who was suscriug from sn cpIeplc
ft. >he vas taken - her home, in
Rockets.
About 7. n. 8 colored man 81 tho cor
u,r oi Marshall street End Jol alley sud
Cen.y lost The Use Of he hacA. The smUu-
snce was summoned and the Uau was
atcn 20 bis hong at the corner o. seven
iccniL and Cily Streets.
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a D.epstcL representative was last night
witness 20 o little scene which not only
strikucly illustrated the wisdom Of lhOse
TO secured the passage 81 The pharInse'
tll. INT showed that ii is not G'wsy. the
drur-clfrk that makes the "hlundeT.'
The TcpCtcs-man vas in 'he back room
8 o prominent drugstore % the city when
= msu cane into The store proper and pre-
~ericd prescription.
TIE ciIk politely declined 90 'tI 10, tel
iuc The customer tbIi be would better see
pgain tbe doctor Who Wrot, ID.
The customer persisted, hut thc clerk
was firm, repeating thai The doctor should
bt seen again.
The tu.t0mcr then remarked that ht
would 20 s1me~ here else. and ~ be- left
the clerk inform ed him THAI be could not
get tie cscrrpt1n filed in any drugstore
IL Richmond.
How much morphine GiG he want
asked the Dispatch mtu when the CLERK
rturued % sht back room.
"Laudsuum :' qucr,ed oue of " tae
lan that can a'Vsvs be found In ever
Weilrcrui.ted drugstore WHEN ibe s;0rr
il ripe ard the s,sis Ire II iJ4 bloom.
"Ntiil,r." was tie reply.
%. BAT. tient Ou. with it."
The ciCrk named whe. tne prescription
called iof and ihc dose directed % Poo Laatu.
uui declined 90 name the phv'i"itu.
'Grsa, scott exclaimed 30 eX-4rlc-
cl.rt. viii = ghaStiy, wouid-he-commise-
rating iro7 st ;he D..pst"i-mau. % what p
Ife-'y rswspspe- sensation y.u spoiled ~
not fling tAft prC-cripieu.
The DispGicL-man does uot ttirt Z ne
ccssary 20 give TIE prescription. ], Il sui
icitut 90 ssy the; Lad toe clerk put 70 ~
md the patient taken u according o. direc-
lion. 'ur,..I would have followed II
sLori order. In tAis connection q msy ~
mentioned bat the Dispatch. MAJ Witnessed
.'n.iia. scene IN The saDe drUEsiol abou'
eighteen months lCo-tb- only al re1c-
being tlisi ''tle Other clerk 90 Wa ou dury.
The pharmacy 'sw referred % is 5r' Ered
10 prevent incompetent persons ana tn1s
u,i educated pharmacists from dispen, nl
drugs
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ANDanw JOHNSTON. ESQ.
Death Of This pistiEgUished Msnbsr
of yhe Richmond Bar.

Mr. Andrew Johnston. long an eminent
member q the Richmond Bar, died al bis
residence. on Grace street between Thrd
and Fourth. yesterday. In the seventy.
sixth wear Oi hIs are. he was born on the
north size % Nam street near Twelfth.
Whe1e his father 'at one time q member o'
ih. celelIsfcd firm q Pickett. Pollard i
Johnston lived and conducted The hard-
ware business. BE was trained 10 the bc,i
schools u nis day, and was Cradusted win
distinction from the University oi ' IT,
giuia. soon after coming 70 the Bar be r.
moved 10 Quiucv. H., where be iormei
TIE friendship O. Abraham Lincoln and
other leading men. and was elected CLERK
q oDe q the houses oi the Legislature.
While in Illinois BIS relative. George
Pickett. afterwards Genera George Pickett.
q Gettysburg fsme, went out there - I've
with lin. and through bS intimacy WIFI
Mr.. Lincoln, lhen serving his first term 10
Congress. Ny. Johnston secured Tor Young
Pickett IN appointment 70 West Point.
whence Pickett entered the United states
Amy. pom hls f.,her's death hr. Johnston
returned 70 this city 10 wind ~ the AFFAIR u
deceased. and, aiter being here some tiIpe.
copcluded not fortturn 10 the West. BE
became prominent in the profession Of The
law. krd though & mGn o. very great mod
cav. tie learning sud s1undDcss ~ iGGc-
meri were cycryWbeI. recognized. in
1852 p. vas associated witt Mr. Ge7r-t
Nicholson johnson, son o. Chapman John
,on. and The frIn-Dame va Johnston
johnson. Some yesr- ailer The way ne an
Mr. Charles l. Williams formed part1c'-
ship under the nbme OF Johnston 4 WI
Ean.s. u which Mr. Auhn /. Bou'vl l-t
Wns subsequently admitted, and The nf'D-
name became Johnston, BJu.wUe 4 VII
liant.
Deceased continued in practice mt.
aboW FIVE vcars ago. when he retired from
the lsbors Of The profession Oh comior.'-
bls competency. For two yesrs past ~.
JohnHous health was very bad, and Ire
death was noi unexpected. lp paper loii
~ him giving directions Tor hs funeral
&c. hc expressed > wish that ther5 should
he % meeting 81 the Bar or resolutions
acorted IL respec; 10 hIs memory.
The funeral will take place from -.
James church this afternoon 81 . O'Clock.
are be viii be buried ia The family section
at >aOcb1c cemetery.
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Relief of she Peer.

The Committee on the Relief Of the
Poor net in the city almshouse yesterday
nft, rnoon NJ 5 O'Clock. Present Mr.. John
". Oilsy (charman) and nessrs. hontgom-
erv. Snead, Pearce, FerrIter. and Farrar.
The quarterly contracts for the ensuing
quarter were awarded.
The Superintendent was authorized to
purchase one hundred feet OF bose for
use at the institution.
The committee decided to report nd-
vcrsely upon the resolution referred 70
them 10y the Council in reference TO en-
ploying and paying a chaplain for the city
aims hcr,go
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man ussesursrs' seconds Of Io-S 49, iS-S
WHITE BED. Blanket has bsse eos
sueoe~a. We have sold very isrye 9oes'
~. and yet have ecsd suppy. tns ~
perfections are % sight thai u requires -
closest examination 10 oetect then. 80
yet you get them 81 one third - shes
regular pricsa --~~
BLANKETS from 81. 10 up IN SIS . pasf.
snd ooLoRED BLANKErs from u ~
A isrre s.snrtmsui Of rARKIAeE-BLANK-
Ers and HORSE Bi.AskEr-;
We hsve beyond doubt the lsryssi stosk
Of BLANKETS IN this city, and ARE, there
fore. enabled to sell st lovef prices tnsn anr
other house In iris city We have not
enumerated the different prices - the
goods M usi he seen 20 Toe fully spprecistso.
CLoAKs AND JACKETS.
We shou the choicest styles OF WRAPS az
every description. In giving ouf ofoeU
we had garments msoe 10 NJ small me-
6ium. lsfRe and extrh- large ladies'. ana -
can rt children RON two 10 sixteen vcsNM
age In point OF style. Quklity. a.. and WORK
manship our garments are perfect We
tnow Q lsfger stock than any other houeo
IN this city: 30 feel confident that we can
suit 700 IN style sne price An elegant -
fnfsDts.
KNIT GOODS Skirts to 81 ladies' ana
children OF AL sizes; hoOtees, Sac nes.
Cars Jackets. N itts socks. &C., sc
JFRNENS-The largest stock ever odere1
by any house 10 this city. We only sell
good garments. Our prices eexin Win
an All. Wool Goat Bach jersey ~ 81.
The largest carpet stock, Mailing, hugs.
ksis OIL l-CiOins, nruggefs Arts luArcSs
Hassoc ks. and Ottomsns.
window. shades. Lscs Curtslns Chenille
end Tufcomsn Curtains.
Black and COlored DTess Goods. Hosiery 0
every oe~cri ptlon. k1trs- Heavy stock
irgs for KOys; Gloves of al kinds for
Rows Girls. Men, snd women.
Lsots Underwear 10 great variety 81 the
lowest prices.
We have the largest store in the state.
show the great variety OF goods and our
prices Ere always the lowest.
LEVY 4 DAVIS,
no s-eod iol7 and 1919 Main street.
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71sFA>f.- ARt PREVALENT ALL OvEs
TIF ADfk.D.

IEmauRtsve o. England and while Wa.
IN maj cnuufvy ! contracted y terri p. g
bjo,c poison. and FOR Two yssrs Wa upotf
f-tsfrr'tut ~ al out door psueut 81 Nai.
flUlrRr4 HuFp turisud hul was noi
rUtef. j suffered the rupsi Egpni ziug IA n'
fr nv tnn-s SHn Wss covered WIN softs \ .
f,,,- ms body and mOs LAD vertigo aud
d.sff,s.s VIII vafilsi lOss o. slEhi s-'Vef~
utfrs H. uN bead &ud ewes tb. Wh-h
f.srIV rsr me rrsTy. ] ipi 8A hoIr- ~ iohi
rnr,rr1 suc % led f1f A'nericS. Ruo was
tr,ktef % hpneevs.f lu fut Gay B. " Ell -
fv prom ueui pt'ticiau N New OH
htvlug rC connect Ioi W.ih we h'"t lsh
ssw trs tFverf ss 0elt uf ~w.us = -pe-
rf.r frr deIerul ned 70 give ii iriAl a.
& .s,t resort J rHc g.Ner up 81 hng~ ~
tf.rg c1rrt ss ha9 GONE iLr1uEu 'bt
l,af :. u' rnt i,esi med ies' men IL Noting
-. and Ntv Or loot ~ bottles 10.
: : aud cal ssy. v't8 great Ipv. tlBt
frpv iavs cufrd me entirely. an Gf
SOUND and We. ~ ever Va ~ NY ilie.
l.. FRtn. HALFJRu
NV YoI.E CITY june ~ lse5,
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A Circus Under Alta.hment.

Monday the international Dime snow,
which has been exhibiting in tn. c't'.
moved over 20 Manchester and pitched T.
tent. The proprie,ors were indebted b
Mr. George Mouuicnsiie, a well-kuoTn l.v-
ery man of Richmond. lu ibe sum Of aooci
$50. A. soOu IA the move vas made Mt.
Ncunirastlf. having failed % g-t hi' money
when be applied for il. weui 20 Hight On
stable ". y. Luhgov, ~ Manchester. and
had 30 attachment plsced on the tent anc
psrup uphernalio. The show wa permitted .
run that night upon The condition tta, NJ.
iitheOG be allowed % receive The cash.
The circus mnde arranrem = Yesterday TO
rsy Dir. Mouutcasile The reminder OF hls
money. which bad not been collected hy
Ny. LuaC0w Monday might.
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ArtTl0S sALf. TO-DAY.

l.. c. GARRISON. High Constable. lo3s
A. NJ showcase bar cOunter, &c.
n. l.. SPOTS WOOD los A. ~ curator =
sale o, The eliecJs OF A. =. Sprg.Fue. ds
ceased, at No. 1919 east Franklin street.
SAMPSON d ADANSON y NJ. plRDing
mill and mschi cry on seventh street
between Hull and Decatur streets, u
the city OF Manchester.
]. THOMPSON BBOWN q CO. ] T. NJ
tsree. story siOe k-brick store No. 20I7
eAkI Main street.
LANES h. ELAM, Az ?. NJ. two frame
dwellings on west Leigh street.
! THOMPSON BROWN & GO p N
frHIne detached two-story dwelling on
Warrington or Green street bsfwesn
Baker and -. James. Lyon Hill.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ. horses
mnlss buggies phsetons. and wagons.
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Lesson .f the E,sct,o.s.

Thar kiu'nets inst the elections are over
/, the feeling among all-CHeu ,ao defeated
candidate. The lesson can now 20 Rq-
Piled As IN politics. 80 IN pianos. There
ire 300 voting day. where pianos arc con-
cerned. and The polls only close on SUD
dayfsHd ic.al HOLIDAYS. And ths OrdIct o.
TIE people T. that the Hardmsn Piano f.
chosen 3 overwhelming m iH1u-s. As a
candidate for public favor % has shown tbe
follow ne traits-heucc ~ pre'ermen,
Durability that d,f.s ordinary wear and
tear. conscientious and honest work III
,,,v detail; ease in action nd the richest
a"d NOS, synpathetic qualities - t9D. /.
extreme bcautv % case designs; aud h0u-
cslv II evGv Characteristic.
4ud fair and hb,ra. dealing on the part
~ the fim . Waller D. NJ 5-c, a TO-, gls
Main s,ICct stale agents, where only TIE
Ilardman Piano can be bought.
True mcrtf Jr.A t-.n ercry tsf'c.
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,eING OT Tux FURNITURE.
rsT roSoE OF THE crrrcH.

Tie Cluith, as the large window indi.
cates. is : memorial building Dir. J. 3.
Pcce ha- had il hu'r ~ biz own cost and
hn. presented tbe deed 30 tie Hdhodist-
EpisCoua Church. south. The building
vas designed hr =. z. Wood. architect, OF
Ntu York. NJ. q !. Hunt. u Richmond.
Ugs t5t contractor for the c1rpeniers
vCIE sut super.nDudsd lie building, ibe
vchitoJ heiLC present only two 0r three
times curing the work. The bricK-work
w.s douc rs tbt Rediord Brothers.
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mknchesfer NSxs.

Rev. Df. Cooper, Of the Frs, BapiI'i
church 'lsichmondl. conducted fbe services
~ the Baibbridge-sfroet Raptis: church, -
this city, last night. The CONGREGATION
wns lsrge ior 30 unpropitious Il night. and
the discourse on the wrestling Of Jacob
with the angel was an !pieresuur aud anie
one. These meetings viii be held ever!
nieht during the week.
The weik On the improvement t. Inc
Central Meibooist cnurch /. progressing
well, and The weather Is favorable II VIII
be completed by Christmas. The tower
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Annual Mseting Of tie HOWiizer Asso-
efnriun.

Al meeting of the Hovi,zer Associa-
on last night Hon. II. V. fiournoy IN
be- chair-iI was decided 20 have baa-
quei and annual reluion on Decemher lSLh.
TIE following officer, were elected Tor tne
ensuing wear President :. II. haWes; (;
first Vice President, J. =. Lambert; -
rOud Nice-Presideut, WiiAsm l. White
Treasurer. Frank u. H.li, secretary, L.
e. " ortham. Executive Cummitiee->. :. 4.
Bowman, l.. r. BarHe>, I. Robert, Baker
:. II. Liggun, Edward Gray, ana h NJ
lrunn
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Hi. T.tssr Au,hsrise6 It.

George A. Booker. VINO bceps 5a--
~uom at o., corner ~ @clfv-thirl sad
= streets. Vts before the Police Court y's-
ierday morning charged with selling liquor
90 ]obn pickcrs1n, minor. without thc
consent - The boys parents. The H..
boy. who 9UpeGrf % boz about twelve YEAR
Old. testified that on >tiurdsy night iS,i ht
and Pickett johnson. suother boy sbol, o
vtar his senior. weui g. tAe circus Tbev
there found Oh empty hottie. Pickei s4ve
iht witness ten ceuts. and ~ v-nt ir:1
B0ulcr's place and bought from the b4r
keeper o lsh-piu. 81 whi-key, saying TIA.
ht wanted u foT - sick fellow. Picket,
endorsed johns sto-r.
HT. BOoEer's sssiesDan and another youur
man who uss IN The bar al th. time tina.
the Houor was gotten said tha; JoAu repre-
sepied tina; the liquor va. io' his father.
Tt. former sisted-aud the stalemen. va.
c0rroboraicd hv johns father-ihsi Dir
pickerson was 10 The hsbi, % dealing Y 'n
Booker, Hld had authorized him O. iei his
son have hquor whenever h. DIchcrS0r
stut bottle fur H. The case "ss dis
missed
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viii be gleat Improvement to this already
slightly edi6ce.
great many partridges have been killed
IN Chesterfield during the past two week,
They are abundant.
The rebuilding of Stacy's shuck-iactory,
which was burned several wesks ago. is
nearly completed. The new structure is 70
be only one story. and not more than two
thirds A. long ne the old one.
The river is as low, possibly lower, than
II has been since 1881.
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Postage ana speciaI Delivery.

Many persons don't seem aware Of the
fact that IN using the speciai-doliyery stamp
the usual two-cc postage must also he A.
fixed TO the letter. The ten-cent special
delivery stamp only pays ior the special de-
livery in the city. The two-cent postage l.
required to transmit the letter through The
mails. Letters viii only the specialize
livery stamp are constantly being he'd NJ
The posi-oflice here for postage
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a Brave " oman :" was presented OF the
Academy Yesterday afternoon and evening
% far b5uses The rla. l. very patherc
and has many strong situations. Mr.. Harde
has fine voice and sings and acts well.
Miss Won Lcer assumes tbC rile Oi Lillian
Bel. the jealous vie, with ability. The
cast is well selected. II will be repeated
rr-tfT FrfdgV
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Coiiupe. ns Yum-Yum, acted with much
sprigbilipess. and possesses voice which
a few years more cultivation VIII put on
Il level with sOue OF our best singers.
Mr.. James sturgis, as ko-ko, gave decided
satisfaction and created good deal OF Z" in
pocent merrimeDt" BY many be IL con-
sidered one Of the best ko-kos ever seen
here. The chorus. though fair IN NUMBER.
Jacks force and volume.
Tonight - Gamers"
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Death OF ar. KowBeff.

Mr.. james Il. Rowletf. late repuirer Of
cars for The City Railway Company, died
yesterday afternoon st 4 O'Clock, al his resi-
dpuce. of typboid-fever, after sn illses. Of
several weeks. Deceased was the son Oi
R,v.J. y. RoWlett. Of Chesterfield county
Two ~ bis brothers are Street-car driver.
and one Is a mailcarrier. The funeral SER
vices viii be held Thursday morning from
hi. late residence. No. 1OS south Reservoir
street, at $50 O'Clock. IDtermeni in Cbes-
ferfielG county.
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rsr.nnals and RriAfs.

Hon. :. Brown Evans. oi Nid3ie-eX. sud
Hon. Henry Z. Pollard. oi king and Queen,
were ID the city Yesterday.
Rev. |. Morton Mercer. recently returne
from Europe. will preach m t0e Second
Baptist church might at : O'Clock.
B.L. Grams, Esq, Of Georea Z. RoweI
& Co.'S Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
New York, va. in the city yesterday.
Al the lssi meeting " the Ciiy-W .ri
Activcs The following resolution was unAui-
mously adopted:
ReS0lued, Thai the Thank, % ihi, Cluh
are Que hr. @. Waddy Wild. superin'en0-
eni u the ward. for l., ,ilcieut ana un-
tIing Efforts IN behalf O.. ,he Democracv in
The lafe rauV4ss
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Riehmosd Theatre.

The CorSnre Opera Company gave the
" MiksdO lsst night NJ The Theatre before q
good-sizsd audience. The costumes OF the
elOrus aud cast were new and preus
Srd THE stage decoration very japanese" "
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lIGiL PROTECTION FREE OF COST
GUARANTEED.

NeGry $50 600 o. IICESsF-TANE-h have
beer ItIc u Coz pON- IN Richmond c!tN
Rioue Euoe May lsi lssi by simple tender
a. rIupJus some of iAe ~ uCl pal rntf-
cfEua T. kIchmouc DENe ienoefeo eoopons
arc srs Low carrying on Their ousiuess
" LLn.l lrnrNA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-10
The Spec aVr Of ins Assembly Of the
state OF Nsw York.

STATE OF NV YORK,
Ae-EsBIY CHAMBER.
AIEL>v. April il. 1886. !
NJ family Ior t.e li>i twelve y-srs hsye
beeu uF,ur AIicoct'. Porous Plaster. and
have found them wonderfully eficscioIs IN
coughs. colds, and pains 70 the side and
usck
About ten wear ago J vas thrown from
wagon and hs1Iy bruised. ln three dav-
these plaster, ruI.r-Y removed The pain
and sOreurs> 1Wie. LEY have cured mr
= sever. colds which tGr Lten-d pulmr-
nary trouble. They aisa cured nv SOP oi
rheumatism ID the shoulder, from which
BE- bad suffered f.f TWO YEAR,.
T.sEs " HE-TEr
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GeoEzth's ssoyernor iusng guraiesi
u ..4..~. - ~ fea llt.r.a.eh

ATiAATA, Ga. November 9.-tieneral
John 4. GoTdos was to-day insuCursled as
Governor ~ Georgia. he was sworn IN
~ Chef-Jsstice Jackson. His inaugural
address was & plea for the reasseriiOn Of
sistes' rights. There was an imposing
military fsulay.