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The Massachusetts, Struggle.

We concur heartily in the following re-
MARKS OF the New York Iradune upon thc
struggle in Massachusetts upon the question
OF the m~oyclnor>hip 81 that State:
'Alas>ac!u:c't, is better for the effort her
" respectable citizens have been >pllrred to
'.makc to. defeat The designs of 4 political
.']advcuturcr: the country is better Tor The
"cXalnplc sci: u treat many people are
:. wiser for The liza. that has been thrown
"upVn the policy aad designs of the Fcde-
"ral Administration, and lhc whole atlno-
"Spierc Of politics i prrcr ior the courage
..otls action OF -t!ch men ~ GEORGE +.
"IIoAE. ana the recent manly and patriotic
q uttcraGcc> OF! the Boston .~ldgcrhScr."
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We wish our friends of the Appeal would

We wish our friends of the Appeal would
leave us a little rest from criticism OF errors,
which, indeed. they rather kindly explain to
be typographical plumbers. They might be
satisfied with their domestic joys with "B.
Select" and "Appeal-Jack," andleave US with
a "good health" in place of their criticism.
We have not referred to their bad spelling,
and have been inclined to intercede with
MOSES ADAMS to give them Il little instruction.
Forthis kindness we deserve better treatment
ut their hands.
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ordered by the Legislature 10 he submitted
10 popular vote ut the August elections. As
the elections took place n month since, there
ought to have been time to add up the totals
and show by what majorities the amend
mcnts were rejected or adopted but our
Raleigh friends have not availed themselves
Of the opportunity afforded them. When is
il pronosed to give the "dcm'd totals:"
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Maine goes Republican by, it is supposed,
II 900 or $4,000 majority. There was 70 in
terest felt i'll tie election. The vote Is small,
and The Democrats made il poor sho" Of re-
s~;stance. Indeed, the Democrats seem 10 he
droLrin. OF Il li,t.c ali the time.
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+ | = + s.

III ID Z I y u z To -
CHESAPEAKE V ONO RAILROAD COMrAN1't
CHIEF ENGISEEK'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA. September 8, 1878. }
pronos,,. will no received ut this Office until
SEpTEMBEK 18TH. at Il NJ, for building, Two
houses 1853 by 30 feet each. and one house ~ by 20
feet. being machine shop, carpenter snop, anI
blacksmith shop. with engine ana Doilcr-house anu
snlukc-staci, at Staunton- ~
Said houses will be of wood with brick fouhda-
Roofs of slate for two houses, and of tin for one
house. -. .h,,
Plans and specifications will nc on view II tNls
o,,rn nd nj the Engineers Office III S,alnton from
the 10th Of September until the day OF letting,
III" Ii. d. WHITCDMB,
Chief Engineer.
Richmond daily papers ana Staunton and CHAR
l%0ttesvilie papers please copy. sc ~"
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Mt IMPORTANT TO HUTEL'hbEr-
ERs.-The Danvillc tva.) NEW HOTEL VIII be
completed about September l5. 1871.
FINEST OPENING IN THE STATE OF Viz
GINA.
VIII be rented or leased for Il long term Of years
to a live hotel man.
For all necessary information and particulars APP
nly m the oyCcr, J.P. HAWKINS.
e' Danvilie. FD.
ock-Rov n. Sc ll-d6tw1tN
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PROPOSALS.

~CuEsApEAK AND ONO RAILROAD ~CoMpANI,}
CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA, September 8, ! 1873. }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
= Mt this Office until noon SEPTEMBER i, 1879.
for the GRADUATION and MASONRY Of a hrancn
n ,m Ohio railroad at Goshen station. A profile OF
rho ,nth' II. ID. WHlTCOMB,,
Chief Engineer e.. and o. X: r..
Richmond daily papers aud charlottesville otau!iI
ton. Charleston, and Huntington papers copy unlil
10Th, o-
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E7EgS.
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NER MANAGER's OFFICE,
Va. July 20. 1s73.
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run
l. az follows:
The MAIL TRAINS lea7e Richmond a, j. VI,
and l:2o u. ", arrive nj Petersburg Mt $40 4. ".
and 2:36 L. NJ; arrive at Weldon ut sll 4. u. and
sl5 T. II.
FREIGHT TRAINS. with 4 passenger coach al
tactcd. leave Eickm0nh for Petersburg at 3 A. ",
and r. ~. and returning leave Peters urg at $50
A. n. and $3.50 p. d..
lao a. ". and $40 PM, and leave Petersburg at
THE SUNDAY EXCURSION TINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both Ilaces at
Il. VI. and5 =. VI.
The Freight Trains will not run on SUNDAYS.
md the 1855 L. NJ. Mail Train will not leave Peters
burg on Sundays, and The S a. VI. Train will not
leave Richmond on Mondays.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Chester.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the train lay
ing Richmond ut Loo r. VI.
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave at 4. H.
and returning leave Richmond u, l:.0 r. ". daIiy
Except Sundays.
Passengers will take their meals at Jarratt's rfo-
tel, aud all trains leaving Petersburg viii start from
the Washington-Strcet depot.
PULLNaN'S PALACE SL~FEPJSG-CAPS are
attached toall the Night Mail Trains.
THOMAS n.
1y29 General Manager,
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1~sDusrRy.-The Raleigh papers contain the
upon the amendments 10 the Constitution
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Dry GOODS.

NEW RETAIL DRY GOODS Slohh'
No. 1913 MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite the post-ohce' ii,
The undersigned have formed 3 co-paE'lo'"'
under the style andiirm of
HUDGlNs, GORDON & co. u,.
They will open about the 18th Instant 8"
new stock OF ans
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY "ood's'
selected by aI experienced buyer u'i0es
favorable circumstances . IN
Having had long experience In tn S ,ne ]~sni.o O.
shr camnn,nitv. thsy r.n with couhdcsse .h'''s
patronage Of their friends aud the pus4pnS;p
r. T.. kuDGINS, IL ~ PRICE,
OSCAR HUDGlSS ,s,u
SEPTEMBER !, 1879.
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IF THE PERSON WHO WROTE TO
L the preacher at st. James last sunday niorLlhs
will write again, and give initials for an ADDRESS ny
the post-othce, an answer VIII DC S'auis Si'ch'
So I-ltS
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n1 MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH
ERs.-Don't fail to procure Mrs. WlSSLoW>S
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident to
the period OF teethius In children. 1t relieves the
child Of pain, cures wind collie, regulates tho bowels,
and by giving relief and health TO the child gives
resi- To fhc mother.
30 sure 10 call FOR
"MRs. WlNsLOW'S sOUThlSG SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. Je 2.-Tu, Th&Som
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CHANCES.


TNVESTMENT.-RARE CHANCE FOX
J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4 PARTNER with
from VOL 10 five thousand dollars to engage IN an
established and having mercantile and manuiactl-
ring business. Object: 10 increase The business.
Address u w,
sc lO-3tS flcnIno!!u Post-.LlLCc.
A FINE BUSINESS OPENING TO
n ANY ONE WITH A SMALL
offer for sale my uoIsSE and WAGON, SIOKE-
FIXTURES and KEY. at my 1narkct-hollse, cor
ner Third and Main streets, desiring 10 MAKE y
change II! business. Apply In person or by ictIcr 10
nv son, George Atkinson, at the store.
~ '' 2. u. ATKINSON,
co 1o-tt corner Third and Main streets.
TOR SALE, my fine and stylish BROWN
L MARE. Alice; l5i hands; eight years nid
sounI aud kind works single or double. ana Gun do
her mile under four minutes.
ALSO,
A stylish, LIGHT ROAD WAGON; planEoGo"
no ton: almost new, and made by x. II. BosncF'
Sold bcc use [ have no further use FOR tnein;
," =, SPRIGG CAMPBELL.
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.
sc 5-lw
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GREAT EASTERN MENAGERIE, MUSEUM,
AvIaRY, CIRCUS,
ROMAN HIPPODRpME,

GREAT EASTERN AGEklE, MCoToh'
AvIaRY, CIRCUS,
ROMAN HIPPODRuME,
y
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
TIA augmentation the past winter makes 1t four
times larger than last year, aud then 1t was confessed
TIE MONARCH MAsToDOS OF THE ROAD.
Over \ million dollars have been expendedto make
this The most stupcndous and greatest World Expo
sition ever attempted; and an immense
TWELVE cENTRE-roIE PAVILION
covering over four acres Of ground, and measuring
10000 YARDS OF CANVAS
is required to exhibit its thirty-onc dens OF
LIVING WILD beasts, BREATHING SEA MONSTERS
pLUuAGEp BIRDS, AND FRUSTRATING
REPTILES.
To transport this Goliath Of shows, 100 cars slX
passenger coaches, and four engines are brought
into rcquisition, and the services OF over 2,oOo ihch
and horses arc necessary TO the success of this in-
precedented enterprise.
r TRIPLE M~ESAGERIE,
In four separate tents, combined with the
COLOSSAL MUSEUM,
AyIARY OF TROPICAL BIRDS, AND
CARAVAN OF E~LErHASTS,
cAMELs pI~eMEDARIEs,
ELKs, ~ErrFALoEs, ETC, ETC.
GRAND DOUBLE CIRCUS. PERFORMANCE
In the largest hippodrome tent in the world.
EVERY ACT DOUBLE,
in two rings at the same hour. under one grand
pavilion.
4 DOUBLE GRAND ESTREE.
Two studs Of ring-horScs, dull corps of cqucs-
,rirnncs, male riders. acrobats, grlnnasts,
clowns, etc.
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT IN .ARENIC ANNALS
EVER WITNESSED.
Every day at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. an unparalleled
PAGEANT AND PROCESSION OVER TWO
MILES LONG,
with emerald. crimson, and gold dcns, three brass
and reed bands, grand steam-pianO. and Il full liar-
tial baud, rs In The days of 10: twenty beautiful
sf
women, and one hundred horScmcn and paGes'
mounted, and followed by the cavalcaue with thclf
flags, banners, and para phernalia, mounted SoaS
and goddrsscs, in original costumes, with
LIVING TIGERS. LIONS. P.ANTHERS, y
JAGUARs LOOSE IN TIE STREETS.
Before each exhibition 4 GRAND
ASCENSION will he given.
All the railroads running into the city nave been
arranged with to bring people at greatly reduced
fare.
Admission: SEVFNTY-FIVE CENTS; children
under ten years, FIFTY CENTS.
Doors open at l and : +. NJ. Performance COM
mences an hour aitcrward.
Gordonsyillo, TUESDAY, September %.
l-p I, " S.,t.p h.. o.
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Ks SEPTEMBER 3, 1873.

LOR'S HAIR DYE
Fh!s splendid HAIR DYE IS the best In the world
The csly true ana perfect dye. Harmless, reliable,
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridicu-
lous an.s or unpleasant odor. Remedies the Ill
effects OK bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
dtsisly 4 superb black or natural brown, and leaves
TIA hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
signed ". A. BACHELOR. Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
Sc aO-eod Proprietor, New York.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
rHANCE FOR BARGAINS FOR
4 SHORT TIME:
Intending TO close out the furnishing department Of
our business and TO confnc our Rich
mond business 10 the
CUSTOM SHIRT TRADE EXCLUSIVELY,
we shall sell out our elegant stock of
GENTLEMEN.S FURNISHING GOODS
AT COST!
Gentlemen desiring to secure bargains i'll lire.
goods should call early, rs our sales VIII pc ei"'o"
in Il very short while.
Sc lost J.ih'i>'" W.
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EsEG-NISS.
EAMILY PICNIC OF THE SEASON.
WEST POINT,
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ID, 1873.

GRAND FAMILY BASKET PICNIC
will tc given as above.
We have been induced 10 give this our second
excursion l"rarsc TIC former was well latroniZci /.
aud pronounced by all The Srandcst ialhit! lic-hic
Of the >caSoli. f..
No pains or expense will be spared in making me
occasion one of great pleasure to all the families
who participate.
This Is positively the last picnic Of the season.
Music will he III attendance.
The following gentlemen have consented 10 act rs
Il committee: sir. Stephen Curry. Mr.. {. L. hady,
Mr.. John II. Fri>chkorn.
The train will start from Richmond ut y o'clock
A.. NJ. and, returning. leave Vest Ioiilt al 30 cloch
L. NJ.
TICKETS: Gentlemen, 81; ladies. 5oc:
JAMES II. COGII1L1.
HARTMAN WOODWARD.
pOSrPONEMENT.
The above picnic has been postponed until MON
DAY. September 18th, Oh account OF the lnclcin-
- ~ ,I. wn,tIer. Sc ll-3t
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Gorlonsyill" TUESDAY. September %.
Petersburg, FRIDAY, September 70.
Norfolk SATURDAY, September -.
sr 1913. IL, 20. 2l..3
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VRY TIE VIRGINIA FERTiLlIEh'
Il No. l. on YOUR WHEAT THIS saA>orI,
At the suggestion Of many farmers an ~, ~
by tnr manufacturers to reduce the prtc@oI iltc ~
r{uil Fertilizer To S25 per ton, which i cvn'lIc,ni
by those who have tried II Ia IA fHr below lI> -
value: but having II big supply on ha'id' a." =,
ION, for parties 10 try it, .iIry have 1'l'f ~
rrdrce the price for this season only, In "E"'t 80
'" !. L. HOCkADAl..
Food and Produce. Commission Merchant.
60 slim I52~ Main street: sole A.cnH
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q v TINWARE- DC.

NOTICE.-I am prepared to put up
or more rooms. Persons having Fireplace Heat
ers to he repaired will do well TO send III their or
dcrS before cold weather.
Also, THINNING, PLUMBING, and GAS-FIT-
TING done Ut short notice.
JOHN BOWERS, Iron Block,
au as-3m Governor street. Richmond. Va.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AT j. II.
- MUUNTCASTLE Il CO.'S, No. $40 Broad
street. between Filth ant Sixth streets.
The - General Lee cooking-stoyc, the best fam
lily stove made, and the Star Heater handsome
narlor and store stove. OLEOPHESE OIL, over
$50 degrees tire-iest, and the safest oil on Inc Amerl-
can continent
Plumbing, Thinning, Gas-Fitting, and repairing
promptly done. au"
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FERTILIZERS.

LERTILIZERS on TlME.-Wc eNpyTt
MpEIaTED HONE SUfERPiiosPHAif,
which we will sell FOR cash or on ~ or t%r.si
months credit. credit sales Sik!Iti. rJ - r.
To CIT ACCFprANCES or aFIkof En ~.
DoRSED NEGOTIABLE PAPER. our >tI,> -
this valuable fertilizer for the p~a>t.rispt isri1 nm an.
given such general! satisfaction tiiat we "t'm! - ~" ~"
Necessary 10 say anything IN IL roin'',nHatT""
send for circulars. L K M~ChlN>Ei'
:. nd uSwlf
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VI
TWO DAYS ONLY.
RICHMOND.

4 TOWERING GIANT AMONG IT'S FELLOWS.
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100000 CHALLENGE SHOW.

GREAT TWELVE cESTaE-roLE TENT
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LONDON,

LouDou .Iulv 1O-Advsr,isenen,s nm.
near ihis morning calling mpciino NJ tie
eitizens vbo bavs cIaims against t5e ifni.
ted State. % wbicS AROSE. arose 9,s, he az termi.
nal dsts fiIe5 in the trcStv T oF Wsebln1ton ~ m
Ior i the he nrrnoas @ % NJ toII4o ac,;on E,s u, he
sJvoncomept adj t M or tSair in,srSSt % 'O' '"'
IoTnoT InIy IN EsoJor;,L w,r,or.
boiter ,be cslsSrotsd nortrai, n0in,er Jied
to S Soy n T tvnboid tsv6r A'"'' ''~
@.-';s 80 S.ao,tIN q. ypn0'N
"ig'Mu ope''It MN, 80 -
LONDON Juiy iO-'fhe heFalds CORES,
Pondent al schelkarek river, OXus, June
am, oiu slyles on INC sian OF Gen. koun'
man tGlegrapns the details o. the military
operations prior 70 tne capture o. hniva.
Ihe despatch was delayed at Orenoorg
owing 70 the lnaoiilty 10 wire lorelg1
language General ha9nmann CI0sseu
tne Oxus J9he ISL VIVID pieces ol stElileIy,
TWO mltrsllleuses, 10, IVY lnantry ana oVO
cavalry, having passed Adsmk9lzsn May
l4tn, wafer DeinG scarce. cameIs were
sent DacR LOT supply causing q delsy o.
one week. deneTal hauumann attacked
AqamEuIzsn and Tep9lsea lhe famous
ofigand Saaiek YaitscK WINE 9ls army
was sunering terribly rom me want
OF %sIer' hauHmsnn nushed forward
reac1lng OocK OohaK on lhe Oxus, sKlr'
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LATEST NEWS.

1t Is stated that eight Turkish men OF
war are on their way to Sumatra TO watch
over the interests OF the Sultan.
"A fire at DeKalb, Illinois, Wednes-
day night, destroyed ]. G. Holderness'
wagon shop, P. @. WSgoners cabinet Rhop
and six dwellings. Loss about $50, 900:
nearly covered by insurance. 20.
The United States steamer Talahassa
left Portsmouth, N. a., Thursday even
ing, for New York with the EsqulmAux
survivors Of the Polaris on board. Secre.
tary Richardson accompanied them.
Charles B. Fuller, q merchant, was
arrested at Rockland, Me-, Wednesday
night, Tor an alleged rape upon Mary Full.
Ter, his stepdAughter, aged IS.
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WASHINGTON.
The stanley Expedition Heard FrOl

The stanley Expedition Heard From
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Stanley
expedition, thirteen days out, has beer
heard from. Very bad weather has been
experienced, but no trouble from the In
dlaus. II expects TO reach the Yellow
stone by August 1st
APPROPRIATIONS PAID TO THE DISTRICT
AUTHoRTTTEs.
WASHINGTON July 10.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury to-day paid to the Board
of Public Works $500 900, one.hslt of the
appropriation made by the last Congress
for continuing the improvements around
the public grounds. .
Secretary Belknap will return from
Long Branch on Saturday. r.
Secretary Delano has appointed the fol.
lowing Commission to investigate the
Utah trouble: Rev. DR.. Goodwin, oi
Chicago, Gov. Campbell, of Wyoming,
and N. ]. TurneY, Of Ohio.
The Secretary Of the Interior, POstmSs.
ter General, and Secretary Of the Treasu-
~ had q conference 10. day, and approved
Of the plans oil buildings for custom
uUusG Auu HOaAbAAkS ~ ~ ASAA9t uAAs
Mullet, the supervising architect OF the
Treasury Department, will leave Wash
ington on Saturday for Chicago, on bust.
ness connected with the government
building In that city. From there he will
go TO Lincoln, Illinois, 10 locate O court
house and postoflce.
Governor Davis, Of Texas, andparty are
still here. They have presented charges
against certain federal officers In that
State for corrupt disposal Of patronage,
but have made no formal application for
the removal Of any one. They expect,
however, that they will DO made when the
proofs they offer are considered by the
heads Of departments
The Indian chiefs Satanta and Big
Tree are still in the Texas Penitentiary.
They will be taken TO Fort Sill late In
September to attend q conference between
Gov. Davis and Indian Commissioner
Smith regarding their release. The time
OF the conference has been postponed
from August until early in October, and
It Is expected that Secretary Delano will
also attend Il, -:
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MARTNsvnLE, IND, July 10.-Quite
an excitement prevails here, to-day, over
the arrest made last week Of John Bah.
op, charged with killing a man Ii Ken.
lucky, last Christmas. Two men soaking
the reward offered, claimed to have au-
thoritY from the Governor, and took him
Just in time 10 take the 9 O'Clock A. n.
train for Louisville, Bishops friends have
since looked into the matter, finding no
authority for the same, received q requi-
siiion from Gov. Hendricks Tor his return
to this state. The parties declare full
vengence Of the law against the two men
making the arrest, provided they can find
them.
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THE TURF.


LONG BRANCH, July 1O.-The weather
is delightful for the fourth days races and
tho track in excellent condition.
The first race, July stakes, valued al
$500 added TO the sweepstakes Of $50
each for two year olds, the winner OF the
Hopeful stakes to carry five pounds extra,
The second 10 receive 800 and the third
$50, out OF the stakes for three quarters
OF mile. There were 25 entries and
seven started. The race was won by
King Amadeus in 1881; Scratch 9, Cul-
peper 3.
The second race was for the grand
sweepstakes, value 5000, added sweep
stakes ol $3.50 each, all ages, second to
receive $500 and the third $3.50 out Of the
stakes; four mile heats; ten entries and
three starters. McDaniels & Cos Hub
bard, four years, won the first heat and
race, distancing Rice and McOormick's
Bessie Lee, four years, and Chamberlin's
Whealley, four years-time 1877. The
excitement was intense.
The third race was for purse Of $400,
for beaten horses, all ages; $3.50 to first,
800 to second, $50 TO third; one and q
miles; four horses started, Minnie, Valley.
brook, Nevada and lightning Colt, and
were all won, by Lightning Colt In 2'43!;
Valleybrool second, Minnie third.
DEATH OF A FAMOUS TRoTTER.
New York, July 1O.-The troiler
Charles E. Low, formerly Pstchen Chief,
died in 9th street last night The owner
had just accepted an offer Of $4,000 for
the animal.
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The Hebrew Conference.

CINCINNATI, July l0-The delegates to
The Jewish conference reassembied this
morning. Resolutions were adopted re.
questing the cooperation Of all the Jew.
lsh congregations in the United States,
for the securing OF a more perfect union
so that the formation ofthe Jewish Theo.
logical Institute and other interests Of
the Jewish religion may be promoted
thereby. By laws for the body were then
adopted, AFTER which the following Exec.
utive Board was elected: B. Bettman,
Julius Freiberg, n. Hellemsn, A. A Kra.
mer, Nathan Moses, Henry Mack, L. Levy
Henry sLix, Solomon Levy, n. Leth and
Joel N. steinberg, ot Cincinnatii N
Bloom, L. A. Dembeitz, snd,N, 7. Bloch
Of Louisville; L. Silverman and Joseph
Rosenberg, OF Chicago; q. Bsumberger, oi
indianapolis; Samuel Meyer, Of Evans
will; 8. Waun, Of Cleveland, and A. E,
FranklAnd, of Memphis. The arst co1n.
Gil of the newly formed union will be
held In Cleveland, O., on the second Tues
day in July, 1874. The Conference then
The Executive Board met
and organized tonight, and adopted a
seal and prepared for immediate work,
It was resolved to invite the formation Of
cooperative auxiliary societies not mem.
bers Of the Union.
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Mee,lpr ut WIsconDIn Teacherg.

SPARTA, WIS, July 10.-The twenty
first annual meeting Of the Wisconsin
Teachers Association has been In session
here for the last week. They opened
their public exercises last night in Greve's
Opera Hall to an audience Of 2 900. There
was some fine singing by the Spartan
Union Quartette Club. T. B. Tyler gave
q cordial welcome 10 the visitors, which
was responded 10 by President McGreg-
or, OF the Plattsville Normal school,
thanking the citizens Of Sparta Tor their
hospitality. President @. D. Fowler, Of
EvGnstown, Illinois, gave most beautiful
lecture, in which he pointed out the man.
her that school teachers should adopt In
their system Of education. He was lis
tened TO with deep interest BY all and was
frequently applauded. The meeting
closes on Thursday night by festival.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-11

CGNcMNATI, July 1O.--Hugh b Doherty
shot and killed George A. Schleich, Of
Lancaster, Ohio, this morning. The form.
er has been claiming that the latter was
Infringing on a patent ol his. schleich,
Il appears, underbid Doherty on a job,
and secured a contract upon which he
was 10 commence work this morning.
While on his way, Doherty came from bis
house, firing two shots. 9chleich there
upon Jumped from his wagon, endeavor-
Ing to shield himself behind his horse, but
Doherty, determined TO dispatch his VIC
tim, fred three additional balls, one pierc-
ing the heart oil schlelch. The murderer
was arrested,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-11
The MordIcIa.lIcCarty DueI.

RICHMOND, July 10.-In the case of DR.
Cullen, one Of the surgeons In The Nor
dicai.M McCarty duel, who refused to testify
before the Grand Jury, on the ground that
he might criminAte himself, Judge Cur
gem to-day decided that he must answer
the questions propounded by the Grand
Jury, or be held for contempt. His
counsel asked Tor suspension OF
sentence In order 10 appeal to Supreme
Court, which was granted and the com.
mitment Of the witness was postponed
till that time.
LATER-Notwithstanding the refusal
Of Dr.. Cullen to testify In the duelllng
case, the grand jury with the evidence be.
fore them, found true bills Of indictment
against the four seconds for the Wilful and
malicious murder OF Mordicai.