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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02
LOCAL NOTES,

The Chancery Court, with Judge Fhz
hugh presiding, will meet to-day
The handsome souvenir programme
at the Elk's benefit performance, TUESDAY
night, were furnished by Messrs NJ Is
Ramos 4 Co.
Mr. b. +, Johnson, the publisher, yes
terday presented the Postoifce clerk.
with fine barrel Of apples az a Christ
mas present
Rev John J. Clopton, rector of the
Meade Memorial Church, Manchester ma,
received call 10 Georgia lie has not
as yet made up his mind in regard TO the
matter, but viii do 50 In few days
HThe solar eclipse was witnessed by a
number of people in Richmond yester-
day, the day being fair and clear As
the sun set in eclipse, however, the sight
was not specially interesting to any but
scientists
The Federal Supervisors who served at
the late election in the city have not yet
been paid of Mr. " b. Wall, The
United States Commissioner, has the
money in his possession. sent him from
Washington, but the official lists sent TO
Washington has never been returned,
and until it is, the amounts cannot be
paid
The viii Of the late William H. Hax-
all was yesterday proved in the Chancery
Court before Judge Fiizhugh, and ad-
mitted to record in the clerks Slice.
Messrs. John Dunlop and John $. viii
liams, who were named in the viii las exc
cutors, qualified as such, and acknowl
edged bond in the penalty of s300,0 600
without security The estate isvalued at
$685. 900.
Major Poe, Chief of Police, has re-
ceiyed notice 10 warn bankers and an
parties who buy paints in this CITY
against the operations Of one W. C. Lat
timer. This party, says the notice, makes
drafts on the Currey Manufacturing Com
pany, of Chicago, and endesyors TO get
them cashed He has no connection with
the company He has swindled a mum
Der OF parties, and IS described rs being
about 1--WE feet eleven inches high. large
blue eyes, light hair, blonde moustache,
and is slightly bald in front; man of
fine address
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FoRD's OPERA HOUSE


The following hotel arrivals We're re
ported at the TIMES Office last night
EXCHANGE HorEL-J0seph Hirsch
New York; p T. Gentry, city j. j.
A. Cox, New York; II C. Slaycns Kansas
City. Mo: f Hamilton Danville Va.
+ Rev \. p Tizzard, Virginia. Mr.. q. II.
sexton. New York &. y Baker, Sir,
Paker. Miss Baker. BROOKLYN y y; Mrs
f G. :. Kearl, Baltimore; j. l. Albright
charlotte. y. C.. j. ~ Hates, city
". l.. Harrison, Charles City county, ".
/ II. Bent. Bertram D Bent, Boston y.
VI. Latimer and wife, Brooklyn, y. y
/ r. +. Nichols, Philadelphia, Catlett Glib
-on. United States Attorney Culpcpcr
/ j. H. Alexander, stanton Va j. j.
Fay, New YORK. = g.. Atkins, city.
George d. Reeve Philadelphia George
/ II Conley Boston; II \ Robbins, Con-
necticut
ST. JAMES HorrL.-R &. Terry, South
Boston. Va. s. r. McCauts South Caro-
lima; ". L. Goode. j. s Huicheson Viz
gnia; /. VI. Michaux, Greensboro. \ G.,
George G.. Cabell, Jr. T. i. Hope, !. II.
irving. T. j. Oyerhaugh, Railway Mail
Service: T. J. Ware, Adams Express; b.
u. Iluske. Fayetteville y. G.. j. A.Wolii,
City; G.. II Newton and daughter, Maple
Rapids, Michigan, j. H. Edwards,
Miss Anna Wilson North Carolina;
W. II. Thompson, Richmond and Ale
ghany railroad; h. r. Martin. Stuart
ga: /. {. Bnstow. Saluda, Va; h. D.
Garland, city; ID. p. Curtis, Newport
News, Va; b. c. Anderson Union News
Company; J r. Roberts. Arron. Va. (;
J. 4 Wilcox, South Carolina r b.
Britain Morganton, y c.; r. L Tran
SOW, North Carolina. j ID Race, North
Carolina; ". II. Keiningham, city.
James NJ. Raleigh, Cleveland o.;
j. A. Baber, j. p Dashiell Chas. J.. Lee
few, city; W \ Edwards, Louisville
r. p. Beatty, New Haven, Conn, II. II.
Moon. Halifax, G. H.; W j. Hampton.
Pigeon River y C.; John Otis, Monce-
Iona, Mich; Messrs Morgansten, Cham
berlain, lyerson, Priddy, Mil, Martin, Of
Boston Ideal Opera Company.
b. FoRD's HoTEL-W. r. Staples, Chris
iiansburg, Va; j w Talley, Virginia
Mrs Wyatt, New York; j b. Watts,
Norfolk, Va. r. NJ Maxey and wife.
Petersburg, Va W W Archibald, Nor
folk, VA ;. p. Carter, Washington, d.
G.; A. G.. King, Virginia; Der
nard Wolf University Of Virginia
John Dean, Westfed, Mass; " G. Holt,
Boston, Mass, II 5. Table and wife,
Brooklyn, y Y; A. T. Henning and
wife, Columbus, Miss; G. Jennings
Baltimore, Nd G. W. Squire, Ok
ford, y. c.; j. B. Holland, ". $. Jen-
nings, j. p Wanger, Pennsylvania
II X White and wife, Detroit, Mich,
H. X White, Jr, Williamstown, Mass
j. H. Weld, Boston, Mass; r. H. Patton,
Chicago III; r. A. Courtney, Baltimore
Nd; John Cussons. Glen Allen, Na;Nil-
liam +. Davis, Va W o. Elicit, Coal
Valley, West Virginia
Thatcher, Primrose X West Minstrel
Troupe, numbering thirty-hye.
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HENRIcO COUNTY
Committee on Accounts and Printing.

The Council Committee on Accounts
and Printing met yesterday evening al
half-past o'clock in the Council
Chamber. Messrs Phillips, Peasants
Bahen, and Bowden were present.
The purpose of the meeting was to
award contracts for city printing for one
year from the lst Of January, 1889.
The following We're awarded
Advertising, Tie Staic, at 20 cents per
inch each insertion.
Book-work, 70 F. Waddey for com
position 30 cents per 1000 ems press
work, 10 cents token
Job-work, L. Waddey composition, 10
cents per 1000 ems; press-work, 10 cents
token
stationery and stationers supplies, f.
Wsddey
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Late Sunday night Daniel Hill tcol.
ored) was arrested by the police OF the
Second District on the charge Of being q
suspicious character lie was before the
Police Court yesterday morning, and
his case postponed until the 9th
instant On being taken back TO
the Jail he was searched by Ser.
geant Tomlinson, who found on
his person pocket handkerchief,
marked j f. Nichols and lot Of fine
undertaking, all Of which hed on it a
corresponding private mark After the
search Sergeant Iomlinson called on Mr.
j. L. Nichols, musical leader Of the
a Two Old Cronies Company, and in
quired Of him il he had lost any under
clothingf The reply was that a lot Of
clothing belonging 10 him had recently
been stolen from The delivery wagon OF
the New York Laundry The marks on
the goods proved 20 be the mark of the
laundry, and all the clothing which he
had lost was recovered from the thief
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Dir. Armour niSreetly withdrew.

Z. b. Armour, Chicago's millionaire meat
packer, loves % crack a joke once in while
With his employees. and appreciates it all the
more should the mirth tables turn at bis own
expense. He was very much surprised the
other day however when he was politely but
firmly told 10 yacate his own packing house.
Come, Gomez said the man IN charge,
supposing he was addressing a stranger mo
one is allowed in this department but those
regularly connected with the establishment.
How did YOU get in here, anyway"
"Wel, II that is your rule guess | viii
have to obey orders, replied Mr. Armour, at
which he made "A sudden break FOR the door.
"'Vho IS that old iellowr inquired the man
IF authority Of one Of his employees, pointing
10 the receding form Of Mr. Armour
You mean the gentleman who just went
outf
YES, him.
why, you numbscull, that is Dir. Ar
mour
The devil you say. l just ordered him
out OF here"
a half hour later the man had occasion &c
report 10 his employer
That was nice trick you played on ne"
calling him by name-sald Ar. Armour
with a merry twinkle in his eye. 1T has
come 10 a pretty state when a man gets thu
bounce from his own establishment CHI
cago Times
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january 1.erm. Hnsting. Court

The following gentlemen have been
summoned by The City Sergeant 90 APP
pear al the Hastings Court next Monday
morning, TO serve as grand jurors for the
January term Messls. Byrd Warwick,
j. H. Gillian, ohm b Purcell h. j. Bass
(cOloredh y. V Randolph, Emmett r.
Robinson. A. $ Watkins, Polk Miller, F.
Whiilock, j. NJ Estes, NJ r. Wallace
(colored), w. T. Yarbrough, Charles
Phillips, NJ Hessberg, John Bowers, y.
b. Jones, EdenbOrOugh Archer (cOlored},
William c. Camp, J. c. Brockenbrough,
John 4. Augustine, William A. q. Cole,
Charles Z. Booth, James Johnston, and
LOWS Booker
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Property Transfers.

7 The following deeds OF bargain and
sale were recorded in the Chancery
Court of this city Yesterday:
William L. Carneal and wife to A. c
Csncal, 81 feet on Gilmer street, near
Williams, $1,lj0; A. G.. Collins, special
commissioner 10 j. f. Batkins, % feet on
Broad street, southwest corner Wall,
Sl10; +. d. T. Myers, Jr., and wife to
Elizabeth Hitler, s. feet on Thirty-third
street, near Marshall, 81 100,
HENRICO COUNTY.
John Henderson and wife to Morton &
Staples, trustees, 30 feet IN Boyd street,
southeast corner of Dinneen and 30 feet
on Boyd street, northeast corner of Din
neen, l,120; Daniel Henderson to BOwe
IL Talman, trustees, As AZ feet on Web
sier street, near Goddin, S342 J. Hall
Moore, Jr, and Robert l.. 10 L. Ii Brown,
trustee, interest in Is acres on Richmond
and Henrico turnpike, $72l Charles
Rsidelbach and wife TO A. b Apperson,
trustee. II acres corner of Old Stage and
Cannons roads, $3.50; Louis J Schu-
mann and wife 10 r. s. Rose and others,
trustees, 90 feet on Leigh street, near
Nozzle, 81 600; ". s. White and wife
to H. b Chaifin, trustee, "A acres on
River road, S12GlI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

Major Frank T. Turner, late Deputy
Clerk Of the Chancery Court, whose
serious illness has already been men
TONED, died last night al bis
residence about 9 o'clock He
was native of Maryland. but had been
resident of Richmond since the war
He was once Commonwealth Attorney
in a Maryland county, and was a gallant
soldier in the Maryland line, Army of
Northern Virginia, and rose to the
rank of major. Coming to Rich
mond at the close Of the war
be began The practice Of law, and
continued 10 pursue his profession until
in the spring of 1892 he was appointed
by Mr. Benjamin II Berry first deputy
clerk of the Chancery Court.
Last summer when Mr. Berry retired
from Office, Mr. GOddin. his successor, APP
pointed Major Turner 70 the same posi-
ton, and he held il 20 his death lie was
capable, efficient, and conscientious in
the discharge of his duties.
The deceased leaves q wife and three
sons, Thomas T. Turner, who is now in
Birmingham. Ala. Frank, and Edward
Major Turner was a true, noble man,
OF warm lulpNt-frf OF Nuhltlnl7htN 'ldi
acter. and stainless worth No man in
Virginia was more loyal and true 10 his
friends than he. and in his family rela-
lions he was as gentle and tender as
woman
All day yesterday he had been IN
conscious. Shortly before death Rev
DR. Peterkin visited his bedside, and
kneeling down offered prayer While
the PRAYER was being offered the
labored breathing of the dying man
stopped watcher noticed his
eyes open, and his face have the
appearance OF some one listening As
Or. Peierkin, in his petition, used the
words. "we commend his soul 10 Thy
care" the sufferer hreathed once and
then quietly passed away
The funeral will take place tomorrow
from the late residence, No PA east
Leigh street, at IL 4. NJ.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

Are important problems, the former de-
pending greatly on the latter Every one
Is familiar with the healthy properties OF
fruit. and no one can afford 10 be sicl
and miserable while the pleasant Cali
fornia concentrated liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, may be had Of our enter,
prising druggists. OWENS * MINOR
DRuo Co., Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

This evening at p VI. tie Entertain
ment Committee of the Y. VI. c. A viii
have a mock trial The following are
the participants; Judge. G. G. Christian
Lawyer Blood C. W Morri. Lawyer
Sly W VI Justis Lawyer Roe, {. NJ.
Wallace. Jr; Pelham Dudeling Louis
Rich; Master Tom Catchem, Dang.
Wherry Bailid Brian, G. b. Trueman
Miss Birdie Catchem, W MacJones, Mrs
Catchem. George Carter; Susan Single
l.. $. Jones; Clerk Court, {. Werner
Foreman Jury, " G. Darlington, All
friends OF the association are welcome.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

| have been practical druggist In Tyler for
4 number Of yestrs, and in that tine have had
occasion 10 examine. try. and notice rqc effect
Of nnariy al The mighty recommended prcpart.
tiOns Or pa pnt medicines on the market. ana
a. have suffered untold misery myself the
Iast number of years from a severe form OF
innammatOry rheumatism. aud could ma
nothing 10 cure or relieve me. I had almost
drawQ q conclusion thlt all patent medicines
we're more 0r ias. frauds HHiil about one year
ago ! va, induced uy a friend, now living In
! Fler. 10 try u preparation known "a 3 B, or
Botanic Blood Balm. an1 after long persuS-
sion on has part finally made up my mind -
make one more eGOrl o. rii myself Of the terri
pie lfilcfiOn. and 10 now affords me the great
ct pleasure Of my iifs 20 state O. the cinzHus
of Smith county that | am entirely cured,
with nc traces OF the disease ieit and all
effected by the magic heaing p nperties OF H.
B. D.. which J consider fhr grinde.t. purcsr.
and mot powerful blood remedy known 10
man. have been subject toinhtmmatofy at
Jacks since ten years Of age, and zap % the
present. time have had four The last SPOIL
came on me iu November 1885, over a year
son Cor on BOOK ofWonisrs, free /, trea
NuN IA kttrffnf
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gentleman pOOpe and al others over e county


ago. at which tine was confined q my bed
Tor eight weeks. passing the nights IN mispfy,
with no sleep except when produced ~ ma
cotics and various opiaxss. The Week prey
% using n. H. D. mp ~ that time ! bad only
eaten six meals and could scarcely sit up
without support, but after using three lotto ~
| was aplo t6 relish mf meals and g. walk uP
town. amt after six bottle. bad beer us''i,
thank Heaven. was entirely cured. and ~
TIE slightest pal felt since that time. when
returned robustness in February niy weight
was ib pounds bnf gradually incrca-el
until my regular weight was aRtln a.
taincd-3l0 puunds The noticeable TACT On
what have so cheerfuly stated j. that ibis
unparalleled sui rmaf sahle discovery. Is. IT,
H.. curof rae in mil winter. Ht tIc very timo
ms sunerngs and misery were fht greatest,
! take it or my-ef ss a practical druggist %
heartily cueorfullF. us wrIl ss constitution
ly. recommend tbs glorious blood remedy to
ali sufferers of r1tum1tism nr blood troubles.
anu not only myself hut the hrn 20 N Kay a
Adams who han le it, viii rhceriully endorse
rs supcI merits. JOHN ". DAVIS,
ana MCKAY 4 Ap4tfs, Tyler, Texas.
OF all blood disorlers Ailrss.
BLOOD BALM 60 AUlnfI.Ga
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ADVICE To MOTHERS.

Mrs MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used when children are cuttinl
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer al once
the child from pain. and the little chorul
aWakCs as bright a. button u Is very
pleasant to taste. IL sOothes the child. sOfte o.
the gums, allays all pain. relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and j. the best known rom
edy for diarrhWa. whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

HIt am de fack dat Dochur Dabld's Cofl
Surup Is de bess | cher tuck. Why
shure, chile, tuck a dost yudder night
when thought was ded and on my way
10 de grade yard, and hit stopt nay coffin
Isc gwine 70 recommember hit 20 ell de
coon clubs.
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Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable and often leads to
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache. heartburn, sour stomach. mental depres-
sion. etc, are caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods sarsaparlla tones the
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clean the
mind and cures the most obstinate eases Of dys-
pepsia. Read the following:
IL have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite. aud what did eat distressed
me, OF did me little good. In an hour after eating
would experience fsininess or tired. gone
feeling. as though had not eaten anything
Hoods sarssparilla did me al Immense amount
Of good. II gave me an appetite, and my food
reiished and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. 1t relieyed me Of that faint, tired.
all-gone feeling have felt 80 much better since
took Hoods Szrsaparilla, that | am happy 10
recommend H." @. A. PAGE. Watsrtown, Mass.
NIB BE sure to get only
Hoods SarsaparlIla
Sold BY all druggists- 81 sir fort IS. Preparedonly
BY c. l. HOOD q CO., APothseanes. Lowell. Mas.
100 Dosee One Dollar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

The ordinance establishing the old
water rates adopted by the Common Coun-
eli last Saturday evening, AMI concurred
in by the Board Of Aldermen on Monday
afternoon, was yesterday approved and
signed by the Mayor
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non,tH ealtnte

for one moment. but buy box OF the
Cherokee CoUg1 drops and cure that cough
YOU have. Dolly s.. per box. Satisfac-
lion guaranteed or moaey refunded. On
ssle 81 all drug stores and confectionerits.
Trade supplied by Purcell, Lsdd q Co.
and Powers, Taylor q Co., wholesale
druggists.
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The Question OF the Da,

Where can we buy the handsomest
Plush, Leather aud Alligator Work
3exes, Dressing Cases, etc, etc, filled
with the finest goods We reply, the
iarg9st, best and newest stock is A.
OWENS d MINOR DRUG Co.'S,
opposite Post. office
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Attainment Of an rphoI.tering rim.

4 deed Of assignment from Robert Nc
Nance and Mythe Tree, partners under
the firm name Of McNamee & Tree, TO
Thomas A Reddin, trustee, was yesteI-
day admitted 10 record in the clerk 5
Office of the Chancery Court The deed
conveys all the personal property of the
firm. located az their place of business,
40 10 south Ninth street, consisting Of
complete and unfinished lounges
students clairs. mupholstered frames
of chairs, etc; also several small debts
due 20 the firm.
The trustee is directed 10 take imme-
diate possession Of the property, and rs
speedily as possible 10 convert th same
into cash; and out of the proceeds he
shall pay First, 10 Harvey Wilson for
professional services $50 and the rent
due on the premises Second, he shall
pay 10 Mrs. Eliza w. Tyree $500 and to
Mrs. Mary j. Carter 5000 Third TO
Thomas Thompson d Co., $54l.H /;
Continental Manufacturing Company,
$3.50 20.
The liabilities are placed al $500
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Over 100000 of "Whitlocks Old Vir-
ginia Cheroots" sid and no complaints
Take no other package unless IT has my
name on it. otherwise you will be i'm
used on
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

When BABY was sick We gave her Castoria
When she was a Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them castoria
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

Packages Of cheroots are on the market 70
nearly the same color Of paper as the Old
Virginias but take no other except il has
my trade mark and name Of Z WBTLocK
on every package,
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IMPROVING OMATPOX
River. Virginia. 4. s. Engiaecr's Cnce.
Norfolk. Ne. December 4. i5ss Sea 'ei pro,
posals, ln trpiicaie. p4lI De received az this
Office uutii noon ~ January 3. l,.l anu then
opened, fur cons ruciing jCttiCs Tor the im
pfOvement OF the AppomatfO& RIVER w
EDia. The attention ~ bidders Is Invited %
no Acts of Congress. approved February 81
l,oa, and February % ISL. Vol. n. page So
and Fol ~ page az. Statutes az Large fOr
4ll Information apply 10 q. j. ftEnERGkR
First Lieutenant OF Engineers L. S.A
leg II. ~ Is iai2
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Tho blood is the source of health
K rep it pure by taking Hoods Sar
saparilla which is peculiar in ITS curative
power.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

Wagners Fragrant Cream Of Al
monds, the best the quickest, the mos
lasting, the most fragrant preparation
for chapped or tender skin Try 25c
bottle.
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sleepless nights ~ade miserable by
that terrible cough ohiloh's Cure is the
Remedy for you
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

Cashmere Bouquet in beautifully
trimmed baskets A suitable gift Tor
young and old
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

yVHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
4 fheCl1lIEN- BANK has declared "a semi
s,uutml divide .d of per cent. CaN hccI out
ot the net earnings ~ the past six months,
uatahie 10 the stockholders 0n and AFTER JAN
GARY 2..IS-9 =. u. WALLACE.
2ic33 endt Jas Ca hitr-
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MUSICAL AND CHURCH ITEMS.
Choir Proposed Revival Of { int

fore.
The vestry Of ST. Paurs Church pro
pose 90 reinforce doubly their present
quarteiie choir II j. at present com
posed OF Miss Nellie Rogers, soprano
Miss Lauer. alto; Mr. ". $. Henning
tenor, aud Nh. james X. Branch. basso
The soprano of the additional quartett'
will be Miss Hattie Blankenship
At the old Monumental a change vii
be made in The music Mr. Manly b
Ramos has resigned his position a,
organist and Mr. Philip ;. Powers sue
ceeds him, while Mr.. ". Cabell True
man has been appointed director. Mr.
frueman proposes 20 get mp chorus OF
about thirty or forty voices, and he says
he expects 20 have the best music in The
city ere long. II j. intended that the
afternoon services shall be largely chora
IA new feature in this city.
The Gesang \erein Virginia IA in a
splendid state Of cultivation now, and
the improvement in singing under the
dictatorship " Mr. Charles L. Siegei
has been more marked in the past twelve
months than ever before in the history
ef the organization.
There is a prospect OF a revival of
Pinaforc for the benefit of Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans,
Il is thought that the opera can be pro
duccd al little cost The cast can be
easily obtained, the place for the per
Torrance would probably cost nothing,
the sailors suits could perhaps be Dor
rovted from Commander McfurleV of
The monitor feet and il is believed that
the opera would draw we'll
Mr. P0whaian Breeder has developed
into quite a composer. Several of his
pieces have already been sung in public,
ana his latest-a H. Deum-was rendered
by the Quartette choir OF Grace church
on Christmas Day
MI r. B. Kinney, late organist of
Monumental Church, is now director Of
the choir at the Church of the lnterces-
sion. SWELL house of worship on
Washington Heights, in New York city.
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THr sr1rl BANK ~ ymoNIA- !

HifHNUhH. - UUI'IHU'I ~ ~
THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
nave declared "a dividend of liitLL PIX
GENT. payable 600 Iut after itf uaiy .. 1850.
sdec10it WILLIAM ~. NIL. cashier.
fiRsr Nt1i0N4t BANK oF iIDfNoNp. Va,
RICHMOND, Va, December -b less.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
/ have declared DIVIDEND OF PER
CENT. on thc capital etoca .frrc at tax, pfyu
l--p "a. g. Bl kNLII
dc l-tw Cashier.