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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-18
By james NJ. Tayior s son,
Real Estate Agents an" .su'tiy, , -.
pn;ra CORNER Eleventh aht BARN AiSST'

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Iia, ~ :, t Nv
Y TOWs OF MANcHEs,rtrE1E%: lTTtuusI0RiEs,
~ Ehp o saLt AZ aUCrloS--wni be soi n , Ss
Friday the 18th day OF september, ID - ~ sboSe
nrrslis.s at O'Clock L. NJ, the iroit tIrr si1eet
Heated fronting the north siGe o. h t,,,,royr-
iis feet with frame store and eiEef ''''s
meu,s thereon. ,,,nc. st six and
TERMS Ore-third cash; the hai'nS. .,tei,
twelve months for negotiable hoie9' ih's
and secured by deed OF trust; -, or. son
Auctloneers.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, September F.--FlOur active and
firm: family extra, -; No !. ~ fancy. Is: sere-
raj city brands held higher. Corn firm at 6aNle2c.
for sacked Pork, SlG.25. Bacon quiet: shoulders,
sSslc: ceariib. los4losc. clear sides, lo!c Lard
hrlner ,erccs, o;@9c.; keg, DC. steam, SC. Whis-
key
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ST. lOIIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, September l7.-F'lour quiet and weak
super. winter. ~. 25h9Si.75. Corn--advancing len.
deucy and very firm No. 2 mixed 45@i6c. ut e,ts,
side on track 47Gl4sc. IN warehouse. Lard quiet
and unchanged: &c. for summer steam. WhiSkey
IN e.
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by telegraph.


NEW York Seprcmhcr l7-Cotton steady; sales
s430 tales at 2ot032usc &C. less. Flour hrler.
Whiskey active III avc aESt- Wheat more active:
winter red western, 81 .GsI $l.t0. Corn less firm.
Rice steady IT s!Myic. Pork irmer AT Sis; cash
Lard excited al sE0,S 1916. Narals quiet Kosn
easier at $3.gsGl$3.lo. Tallow quiet. Frcights
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WILMINGTON MARKETS

WILMINGTON. September l7.-Spirits turptnino
uiet At 49, Rosi quiet at 1855 tor strained. $?.7
steady ut - for hard, 10 IS tor yolow-dp aud yir-
gin. Tar steady at $3.50.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

CINCINNATI. September l7.-Flour firm at sGaoG
S7lo. Corn firm N 55c. Pork In good demand and
hrm at SIC. Lard strong; steam. SIC; kettle. ste.
Bacon drm; iobbiug sales; shoulders, &C.; clear
rib. lOc.; clear sides lotc Whisky firm and easier
n
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b. ". l1Oll,ilIl,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner r lpyrI,th and Bank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM
i OF TWENTf->ENES AND OEE-FutRIH
ACRES, On THE BROOK TURNPIKE TWO
AND \ QUARTER MILES NORTH OF RICH
MOND, IL Tue COUNTY OF liENkltO.-Ey
Virtue Of Il dced trust executed 10 certain trus
tees. with power In either oI thc:u Ia at. bear
ing die GA the 9Th day OF March. 1882. daily record
ed I'm the clerks Oiic" Of liruricI Count: tpur,-
and bv a decree Of the Ghnc"rJ Court at The
city OF Richmond pronounced on the 2'.h taE nt
October 1870. in the uf Gor'on's administrator
against Rose I'd others. which decree las recently
been couirmed rs The Court OF App".is. III" under
signed. acting ;lI.t"c, viii proceed ~ sell at public
auction. upon the premises, on TliJksINl The
fair ii not. on tlic next fair dIy Hereafter the
TRACT OK PARCEL OF LAND roar"t"d ~ ihc
said deed. containing TWEHIi->EI md
DSE-FUUtfil ACRES composed IT 10y, N">. :.
,. and . in Charles COplaud's pl-u). lying - III"
county of fenriro on the east side "i III" liF'"h
turnpike and attending back 10 the old road. ari
adjoining the lands OF Mrs. Stan.pur! Ar! oii!":>.
GA one Of The lots there Is 4 r"u"rtiJi" !""!lln--
house and tn. usual oui-huilIinr.. vel. of good
water, ami IN excellent orchard.
The said lanj will ac DIVIDED Into ~" or NOR
parcels ~ may b" deemed best al ~" i"Hf - sA!"
his property Is located in 4 Desirable !t lnpr"f-
ing part Of The cuiiiiT. and Is vel aCit"l Tor 4
market garden or dairy farm.
TERMS: While The decd require, 4 cash >tr. E't
am authorized by all tie l'aric> In ANY manner IN
te9Sicd Ia alter them 10 Duc-ioGr,h 81 Ill" purchase
money PAYABLE In cash. the balance In "lui paw
mcis 1T six. twelve and 4! IA eel! mounts ar ne
tcrr>t added aud the title Ia lc retained n";il lie
whole purchase money Is July paid .,..
JAMES PLEA~h<I>,
Sc i,S.l5S tdiiS Acting trustee.
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A TTENTION, sPORTSMEN!

NEW YORK STATE SPORTSMEN'S
ASSOCIATION.
EXTRACTS FROM 'REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON
ss.. STANDARD FOX SHOT"
"All manufacturers Will have eventually to con-
form when sporsnien require that their shot shall
compare with the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
which your committee has fixed.
Upon the most critical examination, your COM
mittee have determined 10 adopt Us the "AMERI-
CAN STANDARD the scale presented to us by
Messrs. Thomas Otis LIE Roy Il Co., of New York;
X. NEWELL, Chairman;
y. ". SMITH.
K. G. SKINNER.
Sportsmeu and dealers desirOuS of having the
above SCALE, or any information relative thereto,
can promptly obtain the same by applying TO
THOMAS OTIS LIE ROY & CO., New York.
je 2s-eod3m
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i;y Grubhs K Williams.
Aucloncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

vVIAT MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
L LOT lyiu. on the west side of Governor tor
Thirteenthl street between Main ana Franklin
streets, and between the handsome ne" tellelnelts
of Mc,.rs j. \. Bclyin aud :. v. HarwOnd, 10 IL.
sold at auciioii on MONDAY. I'D September, 1T l.
O'Clock NJ. upon the premises.
The LOT Is about 2is by Qi. and has the privilege
of building into the wal! on the nor llcrn side. y"
lot in the city admits Of cheap aud fnitahc I'M
proyclucut rs this Situated within Il few steps ri
the best business portion OF Main street, anu sur
rounded by an active business. nothing more dcslrt-
bic as All Investment can be- found than this pro-
perry.
TEHMs: One third cash: balance ut six and
twelve months with interest a.rd and secured by
trust deed. GRJEBS X W ii.Li ahS.
- l., AuItnnPrrS.
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Did Shakespeare have the farmers
moycnt IT " in his mind when he wrote
..or,hou goes: t. tic grange or MILL
II 70 either thou Gost III:
-E0ston Bulietin.
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HOUSES ON CHURCH HILL FOR CA
IL SN.E.-A number OF desirable dwellings, Ill
mostly new centrally located on Church. llill, Yield
lug profitable incomes from prompt-paying tenants,
have recently been placed III our hands for SALE
We will sell them altogether separately. To such
IL wish ID buy as an investment or tor occupancy,
liberal terms and great Inducements will In offered
RICHARDSON & CO..
Sc o-lw lib Main street.
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Ey Grubbs K Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auclionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MISERABLE AND CONVENIENTLY
~ LOCATED BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 100
SOUTH FIFTH STREET, BkTWkES CARY
AND CANAL, AT.AUOTION.-Wc viii sell. upon
the premises, on THURSDAY, 18th September, 1t
"A O'Clock Z. NJ. the very DESIRABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE located as above stated, containing
nine rooms, kitchen with two ROOMS, with water
and Gas ON the premises. The house Is II present
occupied by Mr. G.. W. Frost, and Is In good order,
IL having recently been papered, painted, and re-
the city, and in good ncighborhood this property
should command The attention Of those In want OF
a comfortable home.
Terms: Dery iibfral-Say. three payments OF
$50 so each. two. and three years from May
10th, 1873. with interest sem-anntllly az ci1lf per
cent per allnuin. For the residue, one-lnlf cash.
and oc-llalf at four months. with Interest III slN
per cent Possession may he had by 18th Dctober II
desired. GRUBBS W LLlANe,
sell Alcti"ncerS.
HURATOn'S SaLE.-WiIl be sold II the
" auction-Storc Of Thomas ". kerscc. 1877 3iain
street on II, UESDAY the 18th Sep elnher, 1873. at
10 O'Clock \. VI. the effects of Emciinc Collins.
deceased. consisting Of
FEATiltR-BEUS,
BEDSTEADS,
tiIAIES.
CARPETS,
STOVES.
BUREAUS,
TABLES,
GLASSWARE.
CLOrl!lNG.
BENCHES. 80.
John ". WRIGHT. Sheriff.
sc17 and curator Of Gmel!nc Collins.
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4 GOLDEN OPPORTU NIFTY .GA
~ ishiDg To change my business. propose 81
to sell my NEW S1oREHOuSE, DWELLING,
STOCK OF GOODS, &c, &C., upon the most rea
sonablc terms.
Located AZ Christansburg depot, with rapidly
increasing trade from The back counties, my stand
Is most desirable. Let application be made Al
10 L. W.JONFS. Bangs post-oitlce,
Sc l2-lw th.istiansburg Depot. Va.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TsyuE NAIIRY ToOTH-BRUsu foH
81. =, MEADE Y BAkkRe
Il sale " I,ru store.
se5 --------------,
TLESH.BRUSHES ANDHAik-GLo,n. 70
tar saia a. MEADE & BakERs
Il ZOE SAFE ~ Drug Store
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EARM IN HANOVER FOR sALE.-.

EARM IN HANOVER FOR SALE.-l
4 will sell. or exchange TOR city property. the
farm Oh which / reside, containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHIY-ONE ACRES IF good land,
with ample Improvements in good repair. fer
Il large family. II is located in good
and healthy ncighborhood. about two miles
from Nocl's, the CheeaDcake and Ohio
railroad and one and half hours ride from Rici-
mn,..i. convenient churches post-ollicc. mills,
&c. Toa person seeking such Il location it will he
found to he one OF the best farms in The ncghbor-
hood.
will send to Nocrs on Tuesday Wednesday. or
Thursday for any one who may wish 10 examine
the premises. II. STKiNGFELLUW,
Sc l0-codlm Noc!s post .oilice, Hanover.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September l7.-Nirginia consolS, 5ls.
West Yirsinia's, ll!. Bid to-day.
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Observation-Disclosures.
pOKT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER L. 1873.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER IL i'.S: a,
~, ris,.s . ss4 Moon rises. ........' 2'S'
~, ,n,c - COS High tide. ....,..... I.IV
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctiouecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No, l2l2 Nam street.

nor SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
L CITY PROPERTY. one HUNDRED AND
NINErY-.IX ACRES or LAND, consisting of
original growth. pine and oak: 4 portion OF II
cleared: within four miles Of Ashland. Apply 1T
Cos Carharinc street, Richmond.
IT,, VT
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REAL ESTATE Az PRIVATE SALE.

DEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
First-class BRICK DWELLING on Leigh street
0g ESsse hT BRic ak Ss lot feet front.
on Fifth street between Clay and LrEh streets:
beautiful new. iirSl-claS' hRiCk ID " Eli ~ "a
on south Third street between C:ulal ana BEru
streets. ,r,- >-D ur1-rrpTp
DWELLING on Gr@es street s .riTc str t,
From four to six very beautiful BulLDlN.,
LOTS on Grace and Twcnty-second streets, Church
Hill situation very desirable. ,orc -. tho
Four very beautiful BUILDING LOTS 1T the
southwest corner of Byrd and Fourth streets. Ihcse
lots are really very attractive, M are d.
Thrce Frankin-strcct LOTS. between Madison
and Monroe. ut very reasonable prices. p,,o
One beautiful GracC-Strect LOI between INC
anI i anrcI streets. very near TO Monroe Park.
Three 4O-oot-iront LUIS on Trace strec' aoo'o
Shafer. rec sT,Sn
on uT Fiji. si D.EsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
in the most improving I0c''i & j. Ap RpGIn Is
Real Estate Agent and Auct!onccr,.
&C 13-at 1905 Bank street.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
Il LOTS ON Decatur and Madison streets at ~
per from: foot: also, Il humber of small hou:cs III
Marx addition, now renting 10 GOOD tenants.
Terms liberal. Apply to
MOODY & ROYALL.
Real Estate Agents.
Office corner OF SpNClliE ana iliili sliccsSS,
scis Manchester. Va.
4 DESIRABLE l. y Il = \ y RESI-
N DANCE OR MARKET FARM, combining
auout SIN ACRES of highly-improrcd land. with
): c"mforttbI, FRAME DWELLl>G with i'a.c'9cni
and two stories above, containing seven or eight
rooms and good Gllt-hOuscs : all well waicrc,, en-
closed. and PRETTY shaded with large and attractive
frees. located in bowling Green. one Of the most
desirable localities around the city. on the road
leading from the Mechmnlrsvllc turnpike to and
iutcrsecliur with The northern terminus Of Seven
tccuIh ur Valley street. Tor sale privately. Apply
10 RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
Sc I5-3t lib Main street
EOR SALE, ut low prices to make quick
4 sales:
ERICk HOUSE. Foushcc and Jackson street: :
siX rooms. tine garden. fruit. &r.
BRICK HOUSE. Ninth street north OF Leigh
street. ten rooms.
BRICK HOUSE. Marshall street near Madison
street: six rpolnS.
Twoncw FRAME HOUSES. Madison street near
Marshall street: tire" rooms.
FRAME HOUSE, Main street near .i"nroc Park;
five rooms.
FRAME HOUSE. west Cary street: five rooms.
FRAME HOUSE, Cumberland street west OF
Cherry stree: six rooms.
FRAME HOUSE, Pine stree; near Aihcnarlc
street i've rooms.
FRAME HOUSE, ST. james aud New streets;
three rooms.
Prices very low. Apply 1t oltce: o,-
j. TTlONPsON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
scl5-Gt 1l1J Main street. opposite Dlspafch.
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A VALUABLE kEAL-ESTATE IN
~ FFSTMENT IN MANCHESTER That
beautiful square of land In Manchester fronting on
Everett and Manry streets 252 leet cach, WITH
depth OF l55 feet to each front, for sale.
This land Is Enclosed with neat ana subsFautial
fence, and has on 1t good frame dwelling, Hes well,
and Is Yielding Il handsome pcrc-ntltc on me price
asked for II. Applyto RICHARDSON X Co..
So Io-iw lll3 Main street.
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DRlVATE SALE OF THE GRANITE
l. QUARRY OF THE JAMES RlVER nEAM n
ACRES OF I.ANnwh improvements thereon :
LING-HOUSE. MHARE, pERRlCk, aud
complete QUARRY APPARATUS. The q;larry
of the granite unsurpassed, The property frGnts
on James river, lying IN Chesterfield county, W..
adjoining The lands of s. BasSett French near the
civ OF Richmond. Bids In writing are solicited,
aud the highest bidder will become the purchaser
For further information apply 10
ISAAC II. SHIELDS.
Attorney ut Law,
corner Tenth and Bank ST. Gets,
Richmond, Va,
Attorney for james River Granite Company.
au 23-lm
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GRNCERIES. &c.

SALT.-A cargo of 1920 sacks of LIVER
- POOL FINE SALT daily expected nna lor
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE AT
ID THIS OFFICE
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THE MARKETS.
RAvENNA. March 10 1873

hANENNA, mdfcH II lSs1.
FLOUR Ranges from $40 CO. for XXX Red
to $1l 80 for xxx White. Demand steady.
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR-G14c per pound.
WHEAT-No. 1, White sells for 81 65; Red
held at 81 co q 65.
CoRN-Shelled brings soc; in ear s5;.
OATS-Sell for 4Oc; demand good.
RYE-No. brings soc; No. 2, 70; Demand
light.
BARLEY-From GOc q 81 o. according to
quality. But little offered.
BUCKWHEAT-$1 90 per bushel.
HAY-selling at S14 q SIS; according to
quality.
PORK-Demand fair; Dressed Hogs bring
s. 90 q SC 10 per hundred.
LARD-City render ed l0c :; country Sc.
BEEF-Sells at S. 90 a 81 90 per hundred.
SMOKED MEATS-City Sugar Cured Hams
selling at 15c; Country cured, 10 @ 12c;
shoulders. City cured selling at &c q 81. Dried
Beef selling at 20 q 22c
POULTRY-Not large supply in the market.
Chickens, dressed, buyers pay &c a 10; undress-
ed &c q &c: Turkies, dressed 10c@t2c, live @ &c;
Geese 9c@1Oc.
BUTTER-Scarce. Choice brings 25c.
CHEESE-Factory retails at.Isc.
EGGS buyers pay 1sc per doz.
DRIED APPLES-5c per pound.
POTATOES-40c@5Oc per bu.
BEANS-Choice hand picked in good demand
at q IS per bu. Medium 81 T5.
ONIONS-$1 90 per bushel.
HOPS-30c
SAGE-Retails at SOC.
vINEGAK-Pure cider, retails 3Oc per gal.
TALLOW-Buyers pay &c.
FEATHERS Retail at 81 90.
WHITE LIME-$1 20 per bbl.
WATER LIME-$2 70 @S3 90.
SALT-Coarse sells at So 90; fine s. rs.
wOOD-Stove So OO92 so; } feet wood Sc 90
q 50 so per cord.
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RANDOLPH.

On last Saturday morning, Ebene-
zer Youngman died, aged eighty-six
years. He was q member ofthe Con-
gregational church, and the funeral
services were conducted by the. Rev.
Mr.. Merriam and Rev. Mr.. Cole.
On Tuesday an infant child of Mr..
Day was buried, and while return
ing from the funeral, the horse at
tached to the hesrse took fright and
ran away, throwing Mr.. Albert Loom
is, who was driving, from his scat
The horse ran through the door-yard
fence of Mr.. A. p. DonnelIs, making
it look somewhat demoralized, break
ing several eff his iron posts and
smashing fenceboards to kindlings
No harm done to horse, hearse or dri.
yer.
There have been several changes OF
real estate about the center lately
and still the wind work is being done
for more sales. The present outlook
reveals about the usual amount of ac-
tivity in the way of improvements
several new buildings are already
planned and waiting for warm wealth
er to develope into spacious dwell.
ings and barns.
There have been numerous social
gatherings and surprise parties dur
ing the winter. The last one was a
meeting of the members of the Farm
ers' Club and their wives, held at the
residence of w. II. Bettes. The num-
Der present was forty-five. The ladies
provided splendid supper for The
occasion which was duly appreciated.
The coming Constitutional Conven-
ton is, as usual, we notice by the
names of candidates in various parts
of the State. to be composed largely
Of lawyers, doctors and railroad men.
Can't we have at least one good com.
mon-sensed farmer in that body?
We have had a remarkably cold
winter, but it is a cheering fact, that,
as warm weather approaches, there
are unmistakable evidences that there
is life left in the Liberals. If any one
has entertained the idea that the cold
weather has killed of the Liberals he
will find himself sadly mistaken. Let
the Credit Mobiliers take warning.
Men who. last fall, were very loud in
denouncing Horace Greeley as dis
unionist and the Democratic party as
the quintesseDee of corruption and
villainY, would do well to lecture the
people little about the purity of the
Republican party. Gentlemen, let US
hear little more of that famous ar
gument (D Cant trust the Demo-
Gratis !"
Sing. oh sias that gentle strain again I'
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Reports from Mexico look very dis
couraging. The Departments of SIM
aloa and Sonora, in the extreme north
western corner of the Republic, have
never been fairly under the rule OF the
National Government. Independent
chieftains have generally managed TO
hold the fastnesses of the interior and
dash down upon the Custom-h houses
of the ports as soon as they have any
money i'll them. LoZoua, who flies
the Aztec flag of revolt, scamperiDg
about the mountains of the northern
part of Ja1isco; and new outbreak
is reported to be imminent in Oaxaca,
in the South. Lozada's strength
chiefly consists in his forming a sort
of Adullamite cohort which is recruit
ed from the ranks of all those who are
discontinued with Spanish rule. His
mission is TO fan q flame OF strife
against "usurpers ;" and all who are
not of Aztec blood are proclaimed 10
be foreigners ana usurpers their acts
are null and void. This is specially
leveled at the existing Administra-
ton of course. LerdO is OF mixed
blood, but is partial to the Splniards
and plumes himself on being of Cas-
tiltilian descent. The descendants OF
the ancient Aztecs hold almost 10
land; ''the usurpers" own the great
ranches and haciendas. If Loz ida and
his junta make much headWay, they
will inaugurate not only war Of
races but all agrarian contest in winch
things will &C hard with the indolent
and selfish idlers who enjoy an easy
life on the great estates of the coun-
try. Meantime, the new President
does nothing to soothe the growing
discomfort, and the future OF the Re-
public looks dark.-Tribune.
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Death of Bishop McIlvafna.

RRIy4rE dispatches received at Gin
cinnati on Friday, announce the death
of Bishop McIlvaine, at Florence,
Italy. This eminent prelate of the
Prptestant Episcopal Church was
born in Burlington, n. j., June 18,
1913. His father, Joseph MacIlvaine,
was leading lawyer and United
States Senator from New Jersey at
the time of his death, in 1926. He
was graduated In 1916 at Princeton,
was admitted 10 deacon's orders July
4, 1920, by Bishop White, and, having
labored in Christ Church, Georgetown
Md. he resolved, two years later,
priests orders from Bishop Kemp, OF
Maryland. In 1926 he became Pro-
fessor of Ethics and chaplain in the
United States Military Academy at
West Point. In 1927 he BECAME reptar
Of Sc. Anus CHURCH, DrooklY, n. W
where he remained until 1852, when
he was couseorated bishop of Ohio.
Bishop Macllvaine was a large CON.
tributor to theological literature. His
8. Lectures on the Evidences of Chris
tlanity," delivered in New York Uni.
versity, in 1881, were published by
request Of the Council and haVe gone
through many editions. During the
early part OF the controversy arising
out of the Oxford tracts, appeared his
..Oxford Divinity Compared with
that of the Romish and Anglican
Churches" which The Edinburqh
5eepteip recommended as oAe Of ting
best confutatinns of the Oxford
school," In 1854 he published a vol
ume of sermons entitled "The Truth
and the Life" He also compiled two
volumes of g Select Family aud Parish
Sermons" and wrote several other
'he degpee p o bet IT, e. epaFssf Was eoetsea S
on him by the University of Oxford,
and in 1853 that of LID. by the Uni
versity of Cambridge. The deceased
was distinguished for the sopndness
and clearness of his evangelical views
and for the expository Character 0f
his preaching.
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THE strength Of the McEnery gov
ernment is in the fact that it was law
fully selected and that the great ma
jority of the Louisiana people Will
recognize no other. - = x
The weakness ofthe McEnery GoKis
ernment is in the fact that Grant and
all the Federal power is bent upon its
overthrow. A91 - ii2'i 4eF
The strength of the kellogg gov
ernment is in the support of Grant.
1t has none of its own and couldn't
suppress street emeute the other
day, but called in United States sol4
diers to do the duty of . police squad.
:. The weakness of the kellogg gpv-
ernment is in the fact that the people
won't pay taxes to supportit. sAi
Is imperialism at the South compat-
ible with the preservation of self-gov-
ernment at the North ?==WQyld,