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pATTrNoRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January 2S.-Flour quiet, steady
and unchanged. Wheat steady; fair to prime wn1te:
SI.75@f1.90 Pennsylvania red, $l.o0@fl;S5 !;
others Unchanged Corn weak and inactive; white
Southern, 76683c.. Rye in good demand at $50
ssc Hay steady and in good demand , at a2os1
dcrs. 6IG7c.; clear rib-sides, SAG9c. Bacon in
active jobhing demand; prices unchanged sugar
cured hams, 12@13c- Lard 9M9Ac. western
buttpr I'm fair dcma and unch ingcd. Coffee strong
Mt 2662S4c. Whiskey firm and quiet ut Sl.O2.
SUGAR hrmer ut DC.
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MAINE HuMoR.-A demure citizen OF Port
land was walking down town one morning
last week, when stranger addressed MN );
"Do YOU know where the post-o ftlce Is -
"Yesn answered the Portlander, anaoly,
and walked on without further parley. aitei
proceeding for about ten steps ne look d;d
back, aud inquired in turn: why; , ula
YOU want to know" NO." rep1ea I'LL, Tue
victim, with great earnestness; ana "a, men ae,1
the account having been balanced tae IVY w
shook hands graveIy, and walked OH to""io
a botnl
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by Lyme & Brother.
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street.
by Moody & ROWAN,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, va.


ypRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND AND
| PERSONAL PROPERTY AT z UB / {
ATCTION. IN CHESTERFItI d COUNTY
On WEDNESDAY the 4th day OF February. 1874,
ut IL O'Clock 4. NJ. on the premises by virtue or
deed of trust executed by Thomas a. spears to the
undersigned, dated the 9Th OF April, 1872, for Ger
tain purposes therein mentioned, shall proceed 10
sell, in the manner. time. aud place above mention
ed, the TRACT OF LAND owned by said spears,
containing A6J tCRES; framed house containing
fo,Ir rooms AM the usual out buildings, IN good re-
pair. UIe-thlrj timbcrC aboriginal growth OF oak
and pine. Two miles from slattoaX station, on The
Richmond and Danyille railroad.
and 2 COWS.
TERMS: For the real estate, one third cash; bal
ance ut 6 and 2 months for negotiable notes Sc
cured by deed OF trust for III" deferred payments.
For the personal property. cash.
Thomas A. Spears iaviny gone into bankruptcy,
and William H. Alderdice having been appointed
iissiguee joins the trustee IN the above sale.
j. s. MOORE. Trustee.
WIN. ii. ALLDERDlCE, Assignee.
IA Of ids
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BY Grubbs & Williams
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
BRADFORD,S HOTEL SITUATED, r In s TIE
OF FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN WALL
STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY, AT hUC-
TION-In part execution Of Il decree OF the Chan.
Gerry Iourt Of Richr ond enters on the l4en OF
November, 1871 in the case OF Diiis's executor cs
Glazebrook and uLs., the undersigned, o special
commissioner thereby appointed; WI sen at a. anc
of February, at IL O'Clock 81, the PROPERTY tsil
situuted as above which solo by the late Nicho-
I,,s Mills 10 Thomas Bradford, having front OF 25
feet on Franklin street. and running back to To
bacco alley. on which 1t fronts "a feet inches.
This prop .rty Is improved III front by compare
lively new and handsome f"ur-sloried brick build
ing No, 1885 formerly used as a saloon and hotel,
anu with several brick and frame Buildings IN the
rear. . 80 . ~, :.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to pay the costs OF the
suit and the expenses Of the sale; the residue In
three equal annual instruments at one, Two, and
three years for bonds bearing interest. aud the ute
to be retained by the court until the bonds are paid
A Mat Of the property Will he shown at the time
OF the sale. JOHN a. MEhEDlAH,
Special Commissioner.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctirneers. u .
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 2S.-Cotton dull: sales Of
! .30G l,ales at 15kGl 6lsc. Southern -four dull
ana declining; Sc S0@S7.S5 for common to fair:
Iii for good to choice. Whisky, 81. Wheat q
&c. lower. Corn dull ut SCMS3c for new western.
Pork lower at SIG. Beef S911c. Lard; 9Sc.
Talow, 7St@7 Turpentine, 4sc. Rosin, $3.50.
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YUM. =,
xrw YORK, January 2S-Noon.-stocks uu -.
Money. As Gold, 11lA. E4chahee- a.onna
a,,o,t as7u. Governments and States strong.
Trc,ino,-Money easy at SOC. Exchange 4o4A.
Cold 1lI&. Governments very active. o'a'eS
oui,.t and strong.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1Sc1SSATI. January .2s.-Flour firm. Corn. 81
M62c. Pork, 81 5.50I415 20. Lard quiet steam
in good demand 74@75sc. for shoulders; 5000
for clear rib; 94@97s for clear sides. Whsle!
uH,-. 70
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BY N. NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
TWO VERY DESIRABLE DWELLINGS
AN6 pTs S Srf 22s Br ANP 2l BRACE eE
An RRUaD. At PUBLIC AUCTION
Pursuant to decree Of the s Gha az Pg court
WilIsms &c. the undersigned, commission
e r. MAINE named in said decree, WILL on TUES
DAY tie Sd day of February lsa4, at of fns
p ~ sell at public auction. on the premises thOse
Two VALUABLE BkCh RMEL ach soHI.i hEp
ten rooms with BRICK KITCHENS In rear.
The LOTS each from, 90 ret on alien Hgtse feet
wide, be Ing portion of the estate OF wilson VII
liams, d. ceased. .,,.,, aud ,,o
racter, offers great inducements for residences OF
investment. 49,, ,,-.,,,, 4,
equal jnstalmeuts at six and twelve monlis, neRo,
fable notes with six per cent interest addeo, anu
the title 10 be retained by the court until the entire
p'' JOHN POE. DR..
Commissioners.
NHIrr. Auctioneer. ia 25-tds
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10TuSvIJIE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. January 2S.-Flour quiet and u Il:
changed. Grain quiet and unchanged; Corn, 70
1850. Eac,n-shoulGers. TIC. clear rio; DC. /;
clear 9isMgIc.. packed. Lard. 9lQS9Gc for iicrce
] 0i.ill o. for key. WhiskCy, 9inc.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 2s.-Virginla U.s. coIlso. .,,
ro,@. ,,oclers' Al. West VirgInia's 10. NORM
Carolina SIS, old, 90; new, IS; special TAX O.
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COURT ORDERS.
DLaSTERS NATIONAL BANh =
lIpScnMR. &c.

DLhNTERS NATIONAL BANK rs
4 LlpSCOMB &c,
IN CIIASCEGT.
Rv decree entered In this cuus. hy the ChlEcafi
Court OF the city of Richmond OF Tie 2OIh DAY -
January, 1874, II is ordered
That one OF It's commissioners do ascrfIh" ~"'
j. What property, real and PERSONAL j. De-
hy the defendant Cornelius u: LlpscJLD III "'''
for tile defendant Sarah Ann Elect ,,,.
or is entitled 10 Any pro, crty, reA; or Frrs"i,
other than that held by the said LIP=c"lnb j. '''
trustee. ,, .,,,., r,,r. ~
ali of the said property II III b. The said SAEh AIn
Elicit or to which she Is citif ted r
1. What liens exist upon the sal nF',tr,tf w.,
the amount thereof, and the order OF Their prio.!'
and whether the rents and profits q The saiG .'"pi
crty will be sufficient In i've years 10 pa! ,I H
satisfy such liens. All which n y % FcIi, t.nt
Gnurt with any other matters dc'MfH get'''.'"c
by himself or whi.h may be required .! ""'
party"
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTORS SALE OF THE BRICK
II STORE AND RESIDENCE NO. 1918 FAST
FRANKLIN STREET AT AUCTiON-on NON
DAY. I'd February, at O'Clock L. NJ, we VIII sell
upon the premises, the property aho'e reIerfeu 70
Ii las 1--WE rooms, and will be- good inVcSthicnIt 10
the purchaser.
TERMS: AT sale. ,, ,,o p n
BY request OF tile executors VI TIC '"'o 49, W
Wortlam, deceased. .,,,,,onearo
ta22-24 Z7,29 80, 31&Feb2
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
., ,o.t hot >y,lrn Nnin and Rank.

BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
DRICK DWELLING (No. BID ON EAST
d SIDE OF FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS, At AuC.
TiOS-On FRIDAY, 30th Of January, at O'Clock
I, n we will SELL upon the premises. the DWELL
ING occupied by Mrs. Allen, at rent Of 5000 per
a;nln situated rs above. 1t has eight rooms with
nreDlaces, besides four small rooms; and Kitchen
with three rooms; gas, water, and calvert cohnec-
ton. ri, u, r.
wide on its south side
The location is pleasant and very convenient TO
market, churches, and the business parts OF the
TERMS: Very liheral-say $500 cash: balance In
seml-annlI instruments of $500 each, with iuter-
est at eight PER cent 1.-THE interest payable s@m-an-
inualIy). and secured bya trust deed.
This is an unusual opportunity to secure upon
favorable terms nice piece of property
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
iao7 Auctiorccrs.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY rs, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ha;icras. Earnest New YORK, mer-
chondise and passengers. q. W. Allcn& Co, agents.
Steamer Twilight, Lewis, Norfolk, j. w. WYATT
agent. x,,
Steamer H-estoycr, Trlvcrs. Baltimore. mcTclan-
disc and pas ScrgcrS. l.. =. Tatilm.
Sch 1ourr a lice Curtis. Phillips, Baltimore o!s-
ter shells, Curtis & Parker.
Sloop Sophie, Chccycs. Petersburg, to load grain
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, lncT.
chandse and PASSENGERS, l.. Il. Tatum agent
81 telegraph.
KEW YORK. January 2S.-Arrived: Champion
Montgomery san Salvador. Arrived out: Ceicsta,
flaws, Romantic. Carl George, Nucva, RGcn /
ventura. Pcria. Modesto, Crcoo, Constant'a. City
Of RrrnkIyn. E.vpt. Unconstitutional, Gustav
Frpdrrica, Alma, Imcnes. William Woodbury.,
President. Nansangril. Aladdin, Mcthailsa.
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uryrTOE SALES Future Days.
! nv nm & Goddin, Real Estate Auceoneefs,
- ---3s.l No 0S Main street ~

( VALUABLE BRICK DRUG { ! S ;TS7lnN
MITa PE sE IEEKESSss ARSyRaheNsRR ek
REI TSE SAkIE :, AT oslseq p. H. 3 .ss
m!sss. NE viii sell the truly yalnaDcc npied by NJ
iocaied rs above described, now nScE a rental Of
g Forstman as S Sen Ut hasa has from. Of ssA fe
and depth Of about 1So tee'' wa
The sItualiiHanI n 1f tn COCO should &c sun
Client for s snS inv ~
for spsssa1@1ee tfird cash the residue in sig and
LIZ n ontis. with six per cent interest addeo,
secured by trust deco. Hill S SUnnasI
TIGH CoNsTABLE's sALE.-I will
e a. ig 9sc ns sqfo ocoek on sha
corner or Tenth and Broad streets, the following
property to satisfy distress warrant In my bands
IN favor 8 gA isf coTaT rssfRs;ns 'S' W. ~
BAR sHELyING;
MA sshhsHb TABLE;
sT0YE,AND PIPE;
! FENDER;
PICTURES;
MIRROR:
], ORGAN;
WARDROBE. &C.
ja2s-st A. s. DUhsBERRY. Fl. c: c: r:
by Cook & LauGhton, Aucrioncers'
corner Governor and FRANKLIN streets.
uORsEs, MULES, BUGGIES, AND
III HARNESS, &C., AT AUCTlOS.1,, , . make ma as
\ change In business In consequence OF Inc hEm OF
Turnnr q Go. expiring by limitation on January
Al. 1874, we win sell at our stables on Eranklln
street below tho Ballard House, on SATURDAY
the 8 st instant at O'Clock,
q HORSES,
MULES.
3 BUGGIES and HARNESS,
HALTERS,
SADDLES,
BRIULES.
HORSE-COVERS, &C.
This sale deserves the attention Of those wanting
stnck ms the sale will he made without reserve.
TERMS At sale. IOhNEh S 90
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BY Wellington Godiln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh ard Bank Jrae,s

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIEF
~ VERY VALUABLE SMALL PARcrIS ns
LAND ON AND NEAR THE BR0uK TTp "
PIKE, ADJOINING TIE OLD YELLOW T ~.
EkN TRACT SIX MILES NORTH or kIf fs:
Court Of the city Of Richmond entered on tbs s5y
of October, 1873, In the case of Wson ang ~ ~
rS. Hill and others. shall as commi si0rer be.
the office of W. Goddin real estate auc,loaser cc.
ner OF Bank and Eleventh streets In the eitr =,
Richmond. ON SATURDAY The TN Of Febrn ~ ~
1874, At at - O'clock NJ tie following valuable
LOT No. 8, In survey 3. containing : acres =,
or near the north side Of Old Hungary r, adj, hear
TO said turnpike.
Also, LOT described on said plat p As "Rert,.
min \. Nations Widows dover" cos, niInia'
IS 81 90 acres, about one-hs!f lying on Zach sds
OF said turnpike. -'''
The plat as aforesaid can he seen 4: the Of, . or
TERMS: One third cash orlance a, lively. ard
eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest ADJ
ed and title retained till the further order Of ,fe
ia a4-s1 ,Fe5&7 Special it G'm mmishin,
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN KING
i WILLIAM COUSTY.-W!il be sold at pvl,lc
auction, upon the premises. on Thursday l4,,
of February. 1874, under The deed executed Oh
the day Of September, 1858, hy T. A. HiIlysrJ
and wife 10 George Edward, 10 secure to Fleming
Meredith the payment OF Sevcra! bonds men,lony-j
MEKEDITH'S, lying In the county Of King Vii
liam, near the Acqnnton church. adjoining he
lands of r. "A. Hiilyard David slraughan, ami
others, and containing 522 ACRES
There l. upon The said lard, about two miles from
the Psmunkey river, large quantity Of valuable
whte-oak timber
TERMS: Cash enough to pay 90 333.33ii With 6
per cent interest from January J. 1872. and the
costs Of executing the tr,Is; under the said ,cd;
the balauCe on u credit Of twelve months. 10 h. Sc
curcf By cccd Of trust upon the property sold.
Dir. X. A. Iiilyard resides upon the adjoining
farm, and will show the property to all who may
wish to examine 1t.
ROGER GREGORY.
Administrator C. l. n. CT George Edwards,
Ia 13-Tu4w deceased.
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COMMISSIONERS CrFlcE.l

COMMISSIONERS LFtI.LI
RICHMOND. January 26.h. sii:
The parties interested are hereby nouI.I t'''r
have 0xed on FRIDAY the 9Th day Of seoF VT
1874, at o'clock NJ, IS the time ana u;
on Eleventh street between Main ana oalh 80
ia the city Of Richmond, Us the place. " eA''
the foregoing decree. ,,,cr ry,Hs
..oo-v.w Commissioner.
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MARINE ISTEALEHENGE.
pOKT Or RICHMOND, JANUARY rs, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY 20. 1874.
sun rises. 6.57I Moon sets........" 5.15
SIM sets ...... J.O3 High tide. 2.22
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LOST, STRAYED, DC.

OK REWARD.-Strayed fromNA
sDC Burfords pits. Chesterfield couo-s E3aM
~, on the night of the 2oth instant, a wv
MOUSE COLURED MARE MULE ofdAAzsEkse
medium size The above reward Will he paid for
her delivery to JOB ATKINS, at the pits, or TO
y - 49, s. . GEORGE n. REtTH,
IN 27-3tk -...s 10l1 Basin bank.
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100 BY Lyme 6 Brother,
Re,, Estate Agents and Auceoneefs'
M. 1912 Main street.

Nv VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE a1s
cnsncery Court Of the ssy Of k ls74 &c
sss shs s cay % hsEsn
e ss viii a1soni J Ja ns
next 10 The s iss ae of es sD Sne
S I@I1tE 1Sp and ndt' feet to an a
wide. e,;ut1, In cash. one-lourtn d az "a q
ersd Is r. nseesas fourth f5S@
credit of To be for the dsisFr ED pay
15S lila f ssPSs s" 81 !s
chase money Is P'" JOHN A. COKE,
the court JOHN 5. WISE,
Special Commissioners.
,r>yr g BROTHER, Auctioneers. "a ~
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er,ryrrOH ALES-Thts ray.

4 No.i1317 Maih stf TEE, 1,.33e
noUsEHoLDr Fp }hRssIITaIs BAY 8,
IL FOB SALE IL At, a nv RAkI.
449 e Ssl SSasAMBEh' and DIs1Ne-RooA' l fo
TURF pupxAus, WAsHsrAFDs'
mW,nnIHs: CHAIRS, SIpEB0AHRIps,. ~
Rfasos9oo5ss Hbs Sysszsss;s s'WSirsoDEsKs
GLAssTT AHoMas W. KEEsEE,, aue. ssfes.
Agent for Halls fire and 1uFs'aF'p'o0' 'A
ta2O-1t --------------
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ryrE SEWAGE QUESTION.

Dy SAMUEL LEAvITT' OF NE" YUM
r,e following from Les Mserdbles, by
yirtor Hugo. is among the most eloqucnt
5printsd in letters Of gold, and scattered
hroahcast through the Garth:
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0leomargarln.

An exchange stales In relation to
oleomargarin ave had the prlvi.
lege extended TO us a day or two ago
OF making a thorough examination OF
the works OF tho Hudson County Dairy
Company. The pure animal fat Is
brought In every morning from the
ahattolr. IL 10 first washed. IL Is then
chopped UP. Next It 10 boiled, aud all
the scrap and tissue taken out. After
cooling It Is churned with pure fresh
milk. Then IL Is washed out, worked
over, sailed. colored aud packed, and
tho whole thing Is done. Tho process
Is as perfectly clean as 1t Is well posi-
hle 10 have, and compares most favor
ably with numerous other manufac.
lures Of artificial products. Ii Is intln-
ltely more appetizlng than that by
which gclatine Is produced, and the
result Is a butter, which, In color, con-
sistence, texture and taste, Ia ~ like
that obtained from the cream itself as
Is possible to lake 1t. or course, hut
ter dealers, accustomed TO judge Of
qualities and grades cal lily dist'n-
guish between tile two. ~ tle major
ity OF butter caters would perhaps nev.
er discover the difference. The orig
inal company was organized In New
York by Mr.. Parat, who subsequently
proceeded to San Francisco at tho suS-
gestlon Of the company to close q bar
gain with parties there for the right to
the State Of California, which with
some modification Of the original pro-
position, he did, and We believe started
them to work. Trouble soon overlook
him, there and here, aud although he
perhaps has resped n good pscunlary
harvest from his varied fields OF opera.
lions, the olcomargarin manufacture
under his auspices In San Francisco
aud New York has ceased entirely"
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Horrible Rape.

One OF the most ilendish crimes ever
committed. at least since posr little
Maggie Ryan met her death under the
wharvos. occurred yesterday, shortly
before noon, near Schustzen Park, Al.
ameda. It appears that there was q
picnic held at the Park yesterday, and
that n little niece Of tho proprietor Of
the place. Mr.. Bramor, only four years
old. wandered outside Of the park In
closure. In about an hour she was
missed, but nothing was thought oil
the matter until about l o'clock, when
. Mr.. K~nsebler, who keeps q boot
store on Jackson street, near Mont
gomery, found the insensible body oil
the poor child lying near the beach,
bearing the most shocking evidsnces
Of having BEEN raped. The poor little
thing had been mutllated In the most
revolving manner.
A search was ut once Instituted for
tho flend who committed the outrage
by those around, and others carried
the child to her unclo's house, where,
after a time. she was brought back to
consciousness, and stated with much
difficulty that q big, stout man, with
side whiskers, met her outside the gate,
gave her some flowers and twenty
cents. aud then led her down toward
the beach. After that the poor girl
did not remember anything. The
mind = scarcely conceive Of the dam
nable Injuries which wsro Inflicted
upon the child. and 1t Is hardly posi-
bic that she can survive. There were
runners Of the rape this morning
around town. but as nothing had beon
reported OF the matter to the Chief Of
Police. no action was taken to brlng
the flend to Justice. It Is to DO hoped
that II caught he will not escape In
the manner that Quinn did. The pc.
lice, at last accounts, werc out hunting
the flend incarnste.-S. +. Post, AprR
10Th.
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The Whisky War.

The Homsrlc episode OF tho woman's
temperance war has been tho tilt oil
Sir Timothy Titcomb ut Archbishop
Purcell. The Archbishop being asked
as known promoter Of temperance
movements and = total abstince man,
to join the crusade. refused to "preach
that 1t is a sin for the day laborer to
restore his exhausted strength BY a
glass or two Of beer" and quoted
Chrlst's example at Cana, the custom
OF the Eucharist, and many passages
OF Scripture In defense Of wine. Then
Timothy Titcomb fell d;eadfully upon
the lackless prslate, flinging at him
missiles from Ills own arsenal, In tho
shape OF counter texts, and plentlfully
belaboring him. "1hls, them" the
Archbishop with sublime confidence
had said, Is tho verdict of the Word
Of God: Use-do not abuse /: and II
you caRnot uso without abusing. use
not at ALL" With q sublimer infal-
liblllty the Titcomb replied: "You
have made q mistake which You can
hardly rectlfy In a lifetime. Your In
1uence has been given to the wrong
side." The culprit made no answer.
Perhaps he had never heard OF this
aeritlcal Titcomb, and was not favor
able struck by Mr.. Us Initial steps for
q colloquy. At all events he deigns
no rcjoinder yet, and perhaps any way
the reply would only be another Scrip
tural verse. say Paul's advice to Tim
Sl.y: "Uso q little wine for thy
stomach's sake and thine often lnfir-
mites. "-Gdlary for Nay.
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A Hard Rap.

Mrs. Brigham Young No. 10, In .
recent lecture In Washington City,
raped the knuekles Of the polygs-
NOUS Delegate to Congress from Utah,
George Q. Cannon, formerly editor Of
the Desert Nees, In q severe manner
She said:
l hope l may DO ~pardoned for dl.
crossing q little OH this occasion, and
dwelling briefly upon the Delegate
from Utah. l am told that Mr.. Can
non asserts that the women Of that
place are impartially provided for. l
know to the contrary. For instance,
his own family his second wife, while
on a sick bod, having nothing In the
house to eat but bread and molasses,
begged OF him for some slight delica.
cies. He told her he 'lieved HI lad
a couple OF cans Of co-S oysters that
somsbody had given him; II so, no
would let her have them. A sister OF
the sick woman, In passing the dining
room door Of his first wife, saw her
table richly laden with all the dellca-
cies Of the season, preparatory to the
enjoyment Of a Christmas dinner.
While this same man Is hero In your
midst, dressed In the finest broadcloth,
and boarding at tho most expensive
Lplace In the city, as l am told, this
wife aud the third, who 10 my cousin,
are living In destitution and neglect.
| would very much like to en- " the
sympsthies Of my audience In behalf
OF Apostle Cannon, rs his domestic
relations are such that he cannot pos
sibly be the happisst man In the world.
His last wife possesses his young and
tender affections, while the frat rules
him with a rod Of iron, thereby pre-
venting his enjoying the u~nalloyed
happiness which so saintly q polyga-
mist desires.