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September 18th (search for this): article 1
From Charleston. Charleston, Sept. 18th. --The storm has ceased and the weather is clear. The monitor fleet has not returned yet. All quiet.
Edward Allen (search for this): article 10
The injured at the late fire. --Edward Allen, one of the firemen, who was injured at the fire which took place on Franklin street Thursday morning, died from the effects of his injuries yesterday. M. Kinseila, company H. 6th Ala, who was injured at the same time, in the opinion of his physicians, cannot possibly recover.--Yesterday he was vomiting blood and matter during the day, and there was every indication of speedy dissolution. As far as we could learn, the rest of the injured men were doing well.
M. Kinseila (search for this): article 10
The injured at the late fire. --Edward Allen, one of the firemen, who was injured at the fire which took place on Franklin street Thursday morning, died from the effects of his injuries yesterday. M. Kinseila, company H. 6th Ala, who was injured at the same time, in the opinion of his physicians, cannot possibly recover.--Yesterday he was vomiting blood and matter during the day, and there was every indication of speedy dissolution. As far as we could learn, the rest of the injured men were doing well.
1887 AD (search for this): article 10
Stock Sales. --Yesterday at the stock sale of Messrs. Davenport & Co. the following figures were realized: Va, 6 per cent reg'd bonds, long dates, 183 to 187, according to dates; Va 6 per cent coupon bonds, old issue, 420; Confederate coupon bonds, 15 M loan, $2,000 at 171; $12,500 at 170; $2,544 Confederate coupons, 15 M loan, 162; Confederate 8 per cent convertibles, reg'd, 110½; Confederate coupon bonds, 1887, 111½; other dates from 105¼ to 108 ¼ Confederate 7 per cent reg'd bonds, 100 and int; Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad scrip, 140; Richmond and Danville Railroad, 202 to 21
Davenport (search for this): article 10
Stock Sales. --Yesterday at the stock sale of Messrs. Davenport & Co. the following figures were realized: Va, 6 per cent reg'd bonds, long dates, 183 to 187, according to dates; Va 6 per cent coupon bonds, old issue, 420; Confederate coupon bonds, 15 M loan, $2,000 at 171; $12,500 at 170; $2,544 Confederate coupons, 15 M loan, 162; Confederate 8 per cent convertibles, reg'd, 110½; Confederate coupon bonds, 1887, 111½; other dates from 105¼ to 108 ¼ Confederate 7 per cent reg'd bonds, 100 and int; Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad scrip, 140; Richmond and Danville Railroad, 202 to 21
Ruhl (search for this): article 11
The Concert of Thursday night at the Metropolitan Hall was an excellent entertainment. Madame Ruhl executed her portion of the music in a most admirable manner. We would particularize the Casta Diva, which was given with a chasteness seldom surpassed, the pleasure of which was enhanced by her lady like demeanor. Herr Broun is a marvel, when we consider the excellence he has attained upon the two most difficult of instruments, the violin and violoncello, on both of which he showed a perfect mastery, displaying an ease of manner even when executing the hardest passages of Erust's Carnival of Venice. The morceaux were well accompanied by Mr. Buriage on the piano. The audience was decidedly the most refined of the season, and the house was filled.
Herr Broun (search for this): article 11
The Concert of Thursday night at the Metropolitan Hall was an excellent entertainment. Madame Ruhl executed her portion of the music in a most admirable manner. We would particularize the Casta Diva, which was given with a chasteness seldom surpassed, the pleasure of which was enhanced by her lady like demeanor. Herr Broun is a marvel, when we consider the excellence he has attained upon the two most difficult of instruments, the violin and violoncello, on both of which he showed a perfect mastery, displaying an ease of manner even when executing the hardest passages of Erust's Carnival of Venice. The morceaux were well accompanied by Mr. Buriage on the piano. The audience was decidedly the most refined of the season, and the house was filled.
Buriage (search for this): article 11
The Concert of Thursday night at the Metropolitan Hall was an excellent entertainment. Madame Ruhl executed her portion of the music in a most admirable manner. We would particularize the Casta Diva, which was given with a chasteness seldom surpassed, the pleasure of which was enhanced by her lady like demeanor. Herr Broun is a marvel, when we consider the excellence he has attained upon the two most difficult of instruments, the violin and violoncello, on both of which he showed a perfect mastery, displaying an ease of manner even when executing the hardest passages of Erust's Carnival of Venice. The morceaux were well accompanied by Mr. Buriage on the piano. The audience was decidedly the most refined of the season, and the house was filled.
Venice (Italy) (search for this): article 11
The Concert of Thursday night at the Metropolitan Hall was an excellent entertainment. Madame Ruhl executed her portion of the music in a most admirable manner. We would particularize the Casta Diva, which was given with a chasteness seldom surpassed, the pleasure of which was enhanced by her lady like demeanor. Herr Broun is a marvel, when we consider the excellence he has attained upon the two most difficult of instruments, the violin and violoncello, on both of which he showed a perfect mastery, displaying an ease of manner even when executing the hardest passages of Erust's Carnival of Venice. The morceaux were well accompanied by Mr. Buriage on the piano. The audience was decidedly the most refined of the season, and the house was filled.
Watkins F. Adams (search for this): article 12
C. S. District Court. --This Court met yesterday at the State Court-House, pursuant to adjournment. The only case disposed of was that of Watkins F. Adams, infant son of Mitchell F. Adams, under 18 years of age, who sued for a discharge from the military service. The prayer of the petitioner was granted and he was discharged from custody. The Court will meet again this morning at the same hour and place.
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