The audience, "Moments in Musical Comedy," and well deserves the name, for, with Truly Shattuck, prima donna, and Jean Lowrie, real comedienne, the turn contains nippy excerpts from most of what is worth while in musical comedy. "Moments in Musical Comedy" is a clever bit of foolery, presented by two uncommonly clever women.

WILL BRING LEVIN BACK
A treated in Chicago on Charge of Failure to Support His Wife and Child.
Detective-Sergeant Louis R. Kellam will be sent to Chicago to bring back Joseph Levin, wanted here on a charge of failing to support his wife and child who live at 317 East Cary Street. Extradition papers were requested of the Governor by Commonwealth's Attorney Wise.

A telegram received by Chief of Police Werner from Detective Thief Charles S. Larkin, of Chicago, stated that Levin was under arrest and was willing to return without extradition papers. The papers were asked for, however, as a precaution.

POLICE JANITOR ARRESTED
Spectacle of Murder of John Brown, Reported as Having Died Suddenly on Street,
Ren Timberlake, a colored janitor employed at the First Police Station, was arrested yesterday morning when he came to work on a charge of being suspected of the murder of John Brown, colored, who was reported a few days ago as having died suddenly at the corner of Eighteenth and Franklin Streets.

The arrest was made by  Detective Rertuccl, Detective Duffy and Policeman Akers. Timberlake denied having mistreated Brown, saying that he found him on the street in an intoxicated condition.
TO SALVAGE SUNKEN CARGO
Goods on Steamer Meriditown, Which Went Down. Sit id to Be Worth $100,000.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA., July 28. 