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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

II Mr., Ferry l. sent 10 the United States
senate again be will hc under sll'h ohli-a-
tons tn the Democratic purity that he will hc
substantially their representative. Any ulau
who cannot soc this must Ia blinded hv pre-
irdicr or passion and amy one who. seeing
II. still supports Ferry, must do - hcG'u-c
h. prefers Democratic principles tn Rcpul'-
li,an principles. 1t i. Que Of the most 70
cent effects OF thai corrupt and wicked
alliance with Democrats which Mr.. Greeley
has been the means of introducing into cur
politics. c,c York Times.
And yet there arc southern men 50 base a.
to denouncc day after day the only al
lErncc made since the war which has proved
TO fc OF any benefit 10 the south.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17


- NEW ANn IiE;iANT STOCK.
LLAMA LAtF POINTS, >.1rFl>. eitA"l''
rtl,.- ,.,,npS. tMEl:ntEEEIi.~, &c"
.lI->I OPENED.
T. u. rEltE X CO.. now IL market. are making
heavy airou~ !" ill.r -rn'Id stock ~ all that !,
new varied. and attractive.
THREAD AMI lI.AN POINTS and >t'GlE~.
STRING and SUMNER 81 AVIS. III great ,1ri,-
~: EK\A\NI aud t,EfNADlNE Sl!AWI, tor
,n.rrni,.: TAEh~Dl.~. >.tN->liA DE-. H',d l. )
DIES UMBRELLAS.
Enu,r.or- stool 4 lugll.h. French and American
PRINTS. irrlu,irr C-"rv tirttN - DOLLY
NAEnF%. rme thnnsa..'l Iayl:2-c- - ~ r. 'nst
ci.n"d
DIE-- Goods.
tArAELSL III. X aud rrrl.lH$. NGIIA!nS.
FIGURED CiItLlIES. GRENADINES t.trr"i
,nd nsnlcdl. ORGANIZES. LAWNS FfECALE$
tAMRRIrs. ! ACn\ErS. Sc. ~.
N NHi-ENI<tf Crnn~
sTRIlEl, and rl.i> lEu\ t."FN thl>ES.
uERN.EhlS. in >i!h and wool: SILK WAEF Al
rA,',>. MOHAlK N."NrAs. riIiLLlEs.
FRENCH EEEAGtS. Wells. siiAWL~. COL
LARS. Sc..SC
Rr every steamer aud expires 'lail' they adj fn
their -rIt"t .t",k. nnd "nv nsk hook FROM r":"il
and wh"lc~alc buyer" e. iu~'rc ~air>.
T. T.. PRICE & CO.
nv lini Main and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

,,.r- ~ ,krA>D ONO K,iIRutr tuhrANf.}
CuisI ENGL%EiH'~ OFFICE.
RuuMOSD. Va. I'll May. l-I!. '
GtEALED PROPOSALS. will hc received
- al ths v!cc "t;l l. W. The - = Jniic- -. !ur
furnishing ,ho:!t SEVEN III NDEED PINE.
WHITE. OAK. SPRUCE PINE. or cFFE E>S
III Is, from twenty five To tty feet III cnEth-tn
l delivered either on The line u HE theSlp"ikc and
ohio railroad or IT The. Brick Yard wharf, 81.
James river. about one mile below Richmonfl
Also. Tor furnishing the materials and building
MERCHANDISE COAL WUAENES and about
ONE THOUSAND FEET OF TFESTI.E WORK.
containing about l.0,h ana f,.c' y. VI. lumber.
For further Information. I,Ih~, ana! specifications.
ami, n hi. Ollie. II. l.. NlilTtoNI!,
M Oil chief Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

Tx REUNION PAKTY.-That is the name
sor the GREELEY and BRowS party-Ihc Re
anon party. Let lis have done with ku-
kluX laws, with suspensions of the writ of
hobcdS corpus. with trying. tining, imprisun-
ny, and Prosecuting the poor white people
oil the south, and with whatever tends to
Keep the two sections apart. Let Us have
REUNION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

From TmE NORTH CAROLINA BORDER. We
have conyersed with very many persons in
relation 10 the Cincinnati nominations and
the course proper TO be pursued by the Bal
tiLorc Convention, and we have yet TO hear
The irst man express the opinion that the
Democracy should bring out another ticket.
Furthermore. We lnse heard some good
tUn7rl ,rl!>'7 shy that they mean 10 vote for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

greeley anyhow, whether there be Demo Demo,
cratie candidate III the field OF not. n muy
don't want TO triae over this tnn s,a ,h a,a
,rrtan defeat for the sake oil ''al,,e, 'e ~.
tmnw away good chance to put o OWL, 1i
rauny and purity the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17
GrpNtCH or tsho Souss, Git.n.

~irn,d.',c" at IN. kir',nl'n..i nt-lml,h
NiAN,, ;>TAru,y n,&~Irrrr ror-xry. N,..}
May H.. 49,.
i3Vc Vet H. hear Of = >iny, White man
outside ot the otiicc-hnldcr> and seekers that
j. not pleased with the Cincnnai, nominees.
and il ! highly gratifying ~ - and know
that Greeley and .,'at2 ,tuck j. steadily 20
i:,- w l'@M III portions .. IL" south That
] lmrr h.,.n allc t. h,a. from IT," rcol,c 49,"
terribly in nalnrSi that ,cfntm w ,>liSt and
shall hti.. that i j. high line in" south
houili ,'4l>' t. i,c nu'k cti with The .lmdoWv
-,inhn;trr q peace while the national block
hest ii The White House necessarily wages
war against our every interest under the
hollow and threatiinln prrtrnrc oi' kllkluN
declares lnitil! law and allows hi, mnions,
hy performing thv most lnlunan and devil
lsh dr'd-. 10 cN.,>pciitr o,ir pcuirlc. merely
f"r ia" ar"",n,iiShint!it 81 parry ond- thc
Chief % which j. I" ire III" nuvt'"rn heart
With 'iit' CRY that rebellion i, Vet rife. aud
divert their attention Whir hr fingers the
llll!ir lni,>c fhro"-h his mum, rot!s relation.
appointed i"ut'icc. II the northern Demo
t!at> are Wi>c they will nominate no candi.
date at Baltimore. but ratitv the Cincinnati
nomination: and il this policy is pursued.
Greeley and Graft are sure to bc elected:
but should they act to the contrary, let lis OF
the South refuse 10 bcicd on empty promises
ami be made II ca!>-lrlw Irr ih" northern he
moclary longer. = RuA>uSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

Oh, the wonderful intlucnrc Of the Be- =
Mont organ Its teachings are secuted ut it,
very door. The Empire state l. in full ac-
cord with Virginia, Illinois, TEXAS. Connrc-
lieut., South Carolina, and the rest. New
York casts her siXty-siX votes for iioR,cE
GREELEY"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17
NJ g:ETENs:S.

VIRGINIA LODGE, No. /. ]. q. NJ
\ The member. will attend regular meeting at
lodge ills Friday EVENING NJ O'Clock:
iii candidate. for thc thrl Fourth. aud nth dc
Ercf> will please attend. Il, work WIN bn conferred
IN i'rsc j, grcrs alone.
Ey order W. NJ L.cIRJlS ASLnR,
~, I5-r. Recording Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

>kNArog Ferry, Rr-El rC1Io%.-In tho
>'nai" lo-da! MIR. Ferry, Of Connecticut. re-,
cc!NcG u Dispatch annolncin. his reelection
rs senator by the Legislature u his STAT.
w. >churZ, who sat next Alr. Ferry, n!.c>..
!h@ Tie character Of the dispatch before Mr..
Ferry had finished it, pcrtlstI. extended his
hand III con-iatltation. lie was followed
bv Mr.. lrunbull, Nj. sumner. aud several
Democratic >cnator>, who ccuriaiulatrd
Nr. t"r,H warmly "n ii, "cod inttrn".-
H'ust.uQiOn star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

GESFR, ioHS l.. GnRpoS.--rhc New
York !San says General Gordon is in that
city. and says the Democratic endorsement
OF AIr. Greeley i thing Which will lr
agreeable to the people of the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

TExT.~~.rhe "unholy alliance will not
make one Republican congressman the less.
NeW York ,S.Qnd0rd.
COaaENT. - General FERRY is reelected TO
the Luitcd State. Senate from Connecticut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

REFLECTION or SENATOR FERRY .Ne,r
HHrrn, May l1.--Gcnrral O. :. Ferry has
been reelected United States senator for six
wears from the 18th of March. 1879. The
vote stood on .icinI ballot l33 Tor Ferry. 10
Tor liaw'cy. The entire Democratic vut,
MAS even I" Ferry, and II Republicans
voted los hlm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17
COMMISSIONERS NttI. =,

tDMMTsSInNER'~ pftt'E,t
RiCH,iuND. May .. IT,.
Til" parties Interested IN TIC foregoing decree,
aud all creditors ul the said Jainc, simpson, d'-
ceased and of his estate, hereby notified that
viii proceed at my office. III the city of Rtoh,nond
on MONDAY the 81 day oil June. ls72, At T. o'clock
NJ 10 execute the inquiries aud requirements "f
said decree. III which time and place they ar. re-
uuirc,t 10 attend. 4. AUSTIN SMITH,
Commissioner ia Chancery.
STILES < CHRISTIAN, my 3-Fiw&Ju3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17
rtPoN SPRINGS AND BATHS;
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VA.
Vi, WINCHESTER. Va.

This delightful watcring-placc has been thor.
nu-hy rcntted. and Is now kept In the best modern
st,In. lis waters are ALKALINE. and have Il wide
celebrity for their prompt and happy action in Dys'
,cp@ia. Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. III
81 ding Calculus: in various shin diseases, aud III
their admirable effects the female constitution
The air nf capon Is unsurpassed in al the noun
taius of Virginia for saluhry elasticity, and dr.!
ness.
Its SPLENDID BATHS wer" declared by Sir
Henry Rulwcr, when On visit here with Mr.. Web
sirr ~ hardly ~ualIcd by ANYTHING hc ht,l secl III
Europe.
Fer our pamphlet with fun rarfiCn art Of ratcs
charge. &c, Sc. apply 10 PrHcELL. LhnD 20.
druggist -. 'SilI whom W. have plarct the WAITER
an s:l". j OF ~ thu Undersigned hr mail.
~ Ia-lm FRAZIER S SAIL. Propriet"rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17
s1s2s ORDERS.

IN THE CHANcERl COURT OF The
i city uf Eirtui,ni:
john \. 1'"'i"'
against
John w Wright. sheriff. and a!mini~ira-
tor Vt Jalnc> Simpson. deceased. anu
l)titllathl-.
Extract from decree entered 18th day ~ APRIL lo@.
TN. court doth ;,dmd2r. order AMI de-
,r. thai This c:iti-.. referred I" y Austin smith.
one of the commissioners oi THIS court. VINO sifni
take settle ami rri I" III. yutI the following &C
counts.
First, Az account 81 tii" debt, due from James
.ir;n,,. drrC:,c. or FROM his estate. showing III
said acccrtil, ic s.vrrl au."unts Of sid deotS ~
whom coming a,i H." order and priority III "Aicn
Tic SANE ara entitled 10 hc paid. ,.
second OF The personal property ot sa!n daiAtS
~imn~ou remaining. liable for the IaElus' - T'h.
tts and whether The viii i'c sufficient I" pay
sid delhi, without .csor,!nS TO Dlc really.
Third or tie Transactions ct J"hn w " fltht ~
administrator ~ said Jane, simpson. dcce:i,tI
Enurfl or the real estate az which jaime, Siinp-
s,u ,'i, ~cilcd with the annual and fee simr.e value
nj ,r IA lot or parcel thcrct aud tfr lchs aud In
ruln hrinctr.. II any, thereon.
Fifth With ANY other maiirrs ar things by the
commissioner dccinci pertinent 81 specially re-
.uirtd hy any party Ia ihecause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

We return thinks to Auditor TArLoN trra
valuable pamphlet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

AZ Mrs. nr, HaSall's.Du ThurFtay, 10th. Of apo
.pl"&v ELlZA,wi of William Fisher, In the fifty
src"nd NeHr cf her age. j. faithful cnlorpd wunnf'
respected Ivy MI who knew her and valued ny the
family IN which shc lived na II friend.
Her funeral service will take place FRIDAY
MAY u, mt The First African Eapitct church, NJ
u'clnrk L. M. .f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17
yy-ILiCDX K GIBBS
SEWING MACHINES
WHAT MACHINE l. THE Rest: "TliAl T.
THE QUESTION.
<nr TIE ONE MOST SOLD. BIT TIE one
MOST USED.

The very large Ea'nbcrof d"ihI"-thr"ad n;2th1il's
Exchanged for the NILI'rN~ GIBBS MAJ li!c NE
compelled the compan. Ia arrange i"f 'iualurn,l
,c.rig-uul trade sales 1T auction u these -o-'ae,i
- iurk->ti,rh' machines. Country dealers huE IA
these ;ruic. and sell IA tlIir customers. VINO soon
lcrGuu tired al their purchase. ami tlsric mem
a..iin fora WILCOX X GIBBS lnIthiir. ,"nilc-
thread machine. are t!ri> becoming sort u clrcu-
ltiug medium 10 purchase
WILCOX K GIBBS MACHINES
with. " late auction al SOL Broadway, ). i'"''
If 'l~r captured machines were sold ~ the Nllicoh
& Gibbs COMPANY la start on Their OH rrulu ;n'
come back to IN cxchang for the reliable I'll
cox Il GIBBS MACHINES.
\ lull stoch ot WILCOX \ GIBBS Ni-
CHIMES hcTt cn hand for SO, exchange. and rrllt
al WILCOX Il GIBB>'S office Ninth and Bank
streets. Richmond. ".
ana JAMES +. 4. GIRTS.
rEW ING-MAtHlNES OF ALL KINDS
y RErAlRED-ile >inAr ELLIPTIC Sc"
lNC-SlAClflNES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SioAl
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. -..
SLpAT& ADUlNGTON,
n.Ne 1iij Cary street. near Fourteenth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17
nrEn..

In thsctty. at the residence Other brothCr-n-law
tNfr James Blackhurir,un Monday morning. May
H., is1?,, Miss sAtAH8tiILEs,i III rho tfty-slAt''
Year pf her ngp. ~ 80 q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17


W. ~ 49,. - -----.ss>z---~---~-.--
,-,..,,,. ,,.l. !. ,i,;nr Lifetime md
,,'.,.I i,.n,a,,,,,,I ,r. d,ly ..rinu over and
.'''''> 80, r,t'.,. al Dr,,nn t;,Ln, , r.r-
~, w. ,,r, ' ,i'. r,l,imnro rnuyon-
;: l ~ ,,,;,,.,. r,;u IL, riuht. and r,,-
49, III ,;n thr n1,I,, arr, ,,n,n
,',l,, ',.L;I. r-r,l;:s.:,.' ,,,I,-,,.
.;n.. onl, h,nr ~, can scr !. in united
anvil ,i..,r,,,, .,,,n,r rr Greeley AMI Brown
~" H'-"'""> >"in,;; ,.h,, ,,, ,,,,,,,.nl =,
=, ~, '!I,,' "'i" ,,,;,,; ,.,,;'n 49,. ,t ,h
'i' 90 '",I ;'' ,.,,,,.,-;nr
GUN IL ','lH I've M"';''I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17
ys,oYS, SHOES. 40.

DICuMONp BOOT AND ,,.n,i2yAs&.
II FACTORY. ~ Ei;"An ,,.t.1... -
liEN Ik . e: Mn al ii. ''pt9rs1 ~, ~
Of In. trade aud Tia. necessary ~ ,',:t :, ,-
pce manultciory. he hi ,i, - -. " .1,.r -
hereafter every article "h ,. r.,,ar,r,fi, ~
r ",rs us,4 81 lie public. IN n' ,e, !',.r
rom tho,r In want hci"t' ,''.."1N Nt&
S,,,iin, nu ,,,.rthrrii goods az got
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17
t;'Ni>.>-itN

~,,. at E,rr, ~ j.. n: commences ~ Nsri. '"i'f-
I, -. .frl t'.t,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-17

FOR SALE, very good WHEAT
4 TlIRESIER Cnrdw.Ii's in good order. VIII
10 old cheap or cNchur-'d for II mower. IL liis
been li;Ilr used Apply 81 :as Main street. 10 Or.
IkENSIlAM OF Dir. POLLARD. my l.-MN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-03

INSURE!
FIRE, HULL, CARGO LIVE STOCK
CCIDENT, LIFE,
I N s U II A N G Ell
ETSA, HARTFORD,
h'seis ............s5,i9,SW %
NORTH AMERICA, PA,
Assets ..... ,7S3, 900
HARTFORD, CONN,
,2lo :!
PHOENIX, HARTFORD,
ilis 81
INTERNATIONAL, N. Y,
j,3ss IL
PUTNAM, HARTFORD,
U
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
Assets Sc
HOME, COLUMBUS,
Assets .......,..,..,. a3
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO-,
Assets OF
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE,
Assets 100000 "
TRAVELLERS, HARTFORD, LIFE AND
ACCIDENT,
Assets 5oo,cm
RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE
CO.. HARTFORD,
Assets
INDEPENDENT, BOSTON,
Assets .''..'.'.''''oooeoz
Stafford, MORRIS & CANDEE,
II Ohio s.e,ee,
City National Bank, CAIRO, ILL.
FIRE AND MARINE
I'M 8 IT r A N Q Fl
COMPANIES,
NIAGARA, N, "
Assets 81 ,43G,2lo
GERMANIA, N, Y,
Assets O6s,72l Is
HANOVER, N. Y.
Assels...."..."".,. ....""..'..',,r"796,s6 1862 90
REPUBLIC, N. Y,
Assets .....-""...o""".."...".. ,926 o.
Comprising the Underwrlters' Agency.
YoNKERs, N. Y,
.,',.......'.""s7s,4 64 II
ALBANY CITY,
Assets."""" "."'"''"45j, 1873 q
FIREMEN's FUND, y. f.,
Assets, W
SECURITY, y, Y.-MARINE.
,432s'9 "
CTORES, Dwellings, Furniture, Hulls and Car.
y goes, insured at rates az favorable a. sound.
| permanent security win warrant.
| ] respectfully ask OF the citizens OF Cairo, q
| share Of their patronage.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-03
ASPHALT WALKS.

An economical asphalting Of walks is
suggested in Eng land, as, and upon trial,
IS said TO have cost only Sd. per yard
The materials were merely tar ana burned
turf ashes. The sshes were burned in
large heaps in the course Of converting
old pastures into arabic lands. The cost
of burning 20 cubic yards was rather I'M
der I'd. per yard after the ground was
plowed the tar cost Id. per gallon. The
ashes were procured from the middle of a
hemp of bright red color. About $50
square yards of walk were a.phated with
1886 gallons of tar. rather lcas than ono
gallon per yard. The walks were
quite firm with fine gravel, before
being operated upon with tar and ashes.
Only 10 cubic yards Of ashes we're requir-
ed. The work was done by various systems.
strong stand, about a foot high. was
placed against the ashes, shot down in
cart-load-, and the barrels rolled upon the
stand re wanted; common pail was used
To pour the tar upon tho ashes about n
barrJwful of ashes was mixed with the tar
until saturated. So that, when patted with
the back Of n shovel, the mixture did not
adhere to it the mixture was then wheel
ed 10 the spot where required. laid upon
the walk about AN inch thick, putted
down smooth, and spribkled with dry
ashes. The work was done in June
and July, 30 that the surface generally
became dry enough 10 roll in about half
a day. The rolling cannot be overdonc,
md may be continued day after day for
week. The other methods were merely to
hoe the walk. pour tar on them and then
to throw the ashes over the tar, rolling as
in the former process or, by picking up
the surface about two inches. smoothing
down, applying the tar to soak the gravel
then adding dry ashes on the surface and
rolling. The hoeing or picking of the
walks Is much quicker process than by
mixing the tar and ashes together first,
but the latter makes the most inised job.
A man may asphalt about 40 square yards
per day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-03
RAILROADS..
MI AIM LIN E

MI I'M LTNB
raua, Decatur, Bloomington, Fl Paso, la Sale.
Mendoza, FTeeport, I'alena, dubuque, and
all points in Illinois, Missouri,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Iowa. And with
Lines running Fast and West for
II. Louis, Springfield Louisville,
Cincinnati, indianapolis, Columbus.
And at Chicago with Michigan Central, Michigan
Southern, and Plt,sburg. Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroads tor
Detroit Cleveland, punkirk.
Albany, Boston, Philadelphia,
Niagara Falls, Erie, Buffalo,
New York, Pittshurg, Baltimore,
Washington.
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-03
THE BULLETIN.
publication UDice. Bulletin Building,
washington Avenue.
p,tjI'tG.


WIS, shall bc TIE b. hy's rftnry
7h'll VIC catch from sDuu, iuI ttme
some fnr.'ntChed u ord pi praise
- lt a. chico Ct mes nu1 DAYS
p'' ul.u l.r b ows rrv .boin
Crowns iimt other bioAs have worn,
Sha We take some dear. word,
Ono" WITHIN our cifcl" heard,
tn'nsh"1 yet, though spoken .e -
shall "" Icy ~ tend rnsss
On the baby's little head,
30 TO call again or d,od'
Shell sc choose a tare ofgio.
Tint bolts The bab,'- iace--
-omethiag foil IT chflli hql,r.
10 be- spoken you-ISg
~oWe'h'ng sN"r.er, suticr set,
Thai sLhii say, "Bchol our POI
M th' history ~ the greet
Nust Wrign ur baby fate
Ny; IN dp"t uLt 81 dtrpnthrHliCi
Met not b" hS usIe al.d
We sll'il meet them soon again
Let u keep their names till then
Nay We do not seek word
For n KIT n ora ~ d
Not to suit the bsby.waIs
But IT, wear in after days
~ for u e. grave and good,
wrapped IN future somsnhOos-
For the mother's loving tongue
while orr "aughter sui ~ Young;
For The mani, lips that msy
t'lI her maiden hear away
For the tine, yet tendeIer,
when her children think Of her.
Let ne choose Il bic name,
One that always bide- the same,
Sacred, weet, ~ every land
All men reverence 10 command;
For our earthly uses gwen,
Nn,hless, mus cal IN heaven,
One know these names amid
- Beauty j. IT. meaning hid
81" VINO wore IL made Il good
With her gracious womsnn,od;
Name for virtue, love ana truth
Let rs cal the baby RHihi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

AgDERuAt J.nAcs L. PrdaI Dec H. 1872, Pedre A. A.
dr-u, n the Saith Of bis aee
IN rs arsy invited TO attend sbs fsnsrse
from Pbyteaan Charrh Tuesday asrnseus AZ
.
CosrRR sus Carolina To-. III inst Mamie G. wits se
Arlington Co.er u \ ~ and dsaghtef Of Adnir
gtos as. Porisasaih H. wasnzgtss Dc Osp-rs pss
PoWLBR-oA sssprdr Dec H. Jane Fo-'sr Hi-se Of - ses
,S.. nd enis A. invited Der lsis
Tuesday s<rnoan a. CLOCK ln~
al " IuniiT CensterJ
KsysgErsaaassy ,h nss Of disease Of e heart jobs.
n. A, Of tina city. .
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Notice of Nc l1srrsi 1erseisr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
uIkTER RECREATION.
on THE ICE.

ON TIE lJf.
Many persons visited the CapitOlne Skating
Lake, Brooklyn, Saturday. 10 enjoy the excellent
facilities for the sport ahOrd. 1000 people passing
the entrancecate during the evening. The ice In
fine condition. band OF music played popular airs and
the scene was witnessed by ladies' who thrOnged the
wehaated and lighted hall Of tho Capoline buildings
The Union Pond was we'll patronized on Saturday by
the residents OF the Eastern District In Hoboken, the
new skating lake the g. George Cricket Grounds was
opened TO the public and In the evening presented quite
m attractive scene. The central Park ponds. though
covered with Ice are necessarily closed TO the public
the lee not being strong enough to admit Of large
crowds. For the same tbs skating lakes at Pros
pect Park are closed the public From present ind-
cations there viii be skating this season than has
been known for many seasons past
The curling clubs have made arrangements for So
res Of exciting contests st Central Park this season
The Paterson Club had the FIST curling Of the sea
son. It's pond at Lake View having afforded good rink
for the past two weeks. The clubs which will play
matches the take Seventy s1thst ana flIth-aEe
the Park the Thistle, 81. AndreWs Empire Lly'
Caleionian Burns, ana New-YOrk The Jersey CITY,
Paterson YOnkers and Brooklyn Clubs Will also part-
pate in the match games at Central Park The BROOK
the Shelter House. at Prospect Park a. soon as te
ice n thick enough. The nFst contests viii DO tHe
point" games played By the members OF each cluD
among temselves Then Will follow the match games,
club against club and during January the grand match
the National Club Medal Will be contested ny Oil the
clubs.
Ice-boaf sailing has hitherto been monOpoized By the
residents OF the lower the Hudson River, Dut
this Winter the large lake Prospect PARK has been sol
aside Tor the special of iceDOats ana series VI re-
tas will take place there between tue poats ol t
rOOyn Club and those OF the newly organized
Prospect Park Club. II OOwanus Bay De frozen over
this Winter Ica-Doat sailing VIII be- tried there