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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-03

& INyKsrosY TAKEN. The inventory Of the
:nnblic property at the peniteatiary was yes.
ferday taken By the Board OF Directors 10 10
aceordance with the law on the subject.
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LADIES WHO HAVE BEEN NENsnecxssFuEir irob-s
taining ne pictures elsewhere are Inc.
vi,ed to inspect the beautiful INAMELLED PHoTo-s
GRAPHS at the LEE = IiALLERY.
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TrupgHA SERMON. - Rev. Richard Wells
viii deliver lecture to oil the coiored .eii.
perance orders Of this city ana Manenes.sI as
on Sunday after next, the llthinslant, as tne
Ebenszer Baptist church, At B +. n.
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sL1GHr 4 HOWARD, 1o01 Msin street have
several fine pianos for sale or 10 rent, including
two seven octaye Chtcksriag pianos. Fine Weter
pianos constantly on hands aiso the celebrated
smith American organs. az tbe lowest prices. Uld
instruments taken Up exchange.
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Z If you want good and cheap Dry Goods. 80 To-
sYoLE BRoTnEas,, as they have 4 very large stock
and sell lower than ever sss53
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Those who want cheap homes or able invssss
,uen,a should attend CfArFts, STAPLES & COS
auction sales on Union and Church HIS ms eve.
ming. See aaYsr,i eats,
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1 nave analysed the Whiskey known Under the
brand OF "B sELEcT,p controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR q Co. Richmond, Va, and Ard IL
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impnritiss, aud
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. o. AcGAw. III. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
ytanaru / 8, 1872. 80 -
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We viii open Monday, October 9th, a large ss-s;
sortment Of Carpets and Mattsngs at very low I
prices, Great inducements offered at sYcLE BRc.
TIERS. s3tsa ~ ~
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Hon. WILLIAM PARSONS, THE IRISH Lee.
ruRER.-This distinguished gentleman, Of
whom the press of the North, East. and
West have repeatedly spoken in terms of
the highest eulogy as an orator and lecturer,
proposes TO visit our city in the latter part
of the present month and deliver two Of the
best lectures in his course-"Sheridan" and
s9lichael Angelo" The numerous encomi-
ums with which Mr.. Parsons comes endorsed,
comprising the most, laudatory expressions
of the British and leading American papers,
as we'll as the opinions of eminent men On
both sides Of the Atlantic, lead us to expect
9s1R,sxzsSat indeed. 1t is said that his record
2 N 4 rnnrinnn
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NEW GOODS, suitable Tor fall and winter, re
ccived by every steamer.
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Senatorial Convention.
Township meetings will be held through
out the county of Henrico on Thursday
afternoon next at 8 O'Clock to elect delegates
l,se ss,hsHe Syatiye Senatorial Convention,
y eoasss G316Ra sas - si,etl heId
to be held in the city 0f ne,o s1'
day the 10Th instant. Meetings viii S. =
at the followiDg-named places: ss
Varind Toacaship will elect three delegates.
Meeting will be held at Township Hall-the
usual place. Jacob S. Atlee, superintendent,
will call the meeting to order at 3 O'Clock
2. NJ.
Fairfield Township will elect five delegates.
Meeting will be held at Graven's Tavern.
M. w. lakewood, superintendent, will call
the meeting to order at o'clock P. M.
BrOokland Township will elect four dele
gates. Meeting will be held at Township
Hall. Joseph Bryan, superintendent, will
call the meeting to order at o'clock P. M.
Tuchahoe Toaonship will elect four dele
gates. Meeting will take place at forks of
road. John N. Hopkins, superintendent,
will call the meeting to order at Q O'Clock
Pm.
The township superintendents are re-
quested to exert themselves to briDg their
people together, and thus ascertain their will
in the election of delegates.
J.W. .LEwELLEN,
Conservative Superintendent of Henrico
cO,lnty ~. s.s&
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- NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
FOR OCTOBER.

T.E PRICE & co. are opening the balance OF
1l: iALl. ana WINTER GOODS, which Will he
arl, g :" ;Uil standing during the entire season.
tr"1; stick NoURHlNG GODS, all The newest
.iic, ,I''latyi, such rs
tACmTNEsE>. CASHMERES. TAMISE. VELOURS,
EyGAZ.NE,, LuaTEkLEsS MOHAIRS, GRAPE
'lD:li>. &C.:
CGioaGb pI.S>s GOODS. in FRENCH PoPLISs.
t..NEL'> UAI.S. DIAGONAL REPS, SATINS,
|. !WLI&>. tASNAERES. &C, &C.;
llA1A iiI:U-r EAi% aud TAFFETA SILKS;
h-AtH CASHMERE SILKS, very best;
i 'grE arg snppiy oi English. French, and Ameri-
. cla tA> SlMLRt> and CLOTHS;
'E-iUta.lna!c tA>slMERES;
h"!! 30. hin GLOVES Gentlemen's WOOL and
NEE.&y SHIRTS aud DRAWERS;
I-tirr, h"!>. and misses MER1So SHIRTS and
iEi"EEs; tOKSETS French aud German.
c1t. 20 80; RrtFLlSGS, ROMAN SASHES, RIB
hons &c. &c:
t-i bElHED and CLOTH CLOAks and SHAwLS.
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ME- THE BEST TOOTH-POWDER.

MEADE & BAKERS
SAPONINE ENT1F RlC X,
the most eficacious and elegant preparation known
for preserving and whitening the teeth. USED ana
recommended by our best dentists. Prepared only
by Meade q BAhhh, fdarNacists'
919 Main street.
Sold by druggists generally. Price, 80 cents
box. au o
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since his first appearance bef0T8s
audience, three years ago, has been the hlss'
tory of the most brilliant success ever
achieved by any transatlantic literary ora
tor. OF Mr.. Parsons's lecture on "Michael
Angelo the New York Tribune says: sMr.
Parsons is thoroughly easy and elegant in
manper, clear and correct in delivery, and
free, exact, and eloquent in style. Avoiding
all wearisome minuteness of detail, he
sketched the surroundings, painted the life,
and unfolded the character OF the sublime
Italian, in series of bold and vivid pictures
Of the rapt reader of Dante, the patient
student of anatomy, the noble sculptor of Da-
yid, the peerless rival OF Da Vinci and Ra.
phael, the patriotic defender Of Florence, AID
the veteran builder of st. PeteTs-that
wondrous pile, wherein Egyptian solidity is
married to Grecian grace, and Angeles
worldwide fame is deathlessly enshrined.
These graphic descriptions were happily in
with noble sentiments, learned
pointed anecdotes, felicitous
quotations, and humorous remarks" While
his lecture on "Sheridan" is said to be his
hest effort
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MILLINERY.

rE,HE CHEAP STORE, 210 SEV.a8p
L ENTH THREE DOORS FROM Sg&Az&
son is receiving her FALL and WINTER MILF
NEhY to which she invites the attention nor OF aer so
The liberal patronage extended her, and hopes TO
merit continuance Of the same, as she lntsnds 10
sell chea per than ever. oc 3-sa& Inom
NHILLINERY.-I beg to announce a-a8a
Ifl that / have aaken the rooms over yEa2&
Messrs. G.. Il A. Bargamin's, No. 907 III MainsSboEe
street, formerly occupied by Mrs. NJ. j. Dayia.
where will be pleased to see my patrons ana the
pubiic generally. MRS L, r. JONES,
oc 2.4t* 907 Main street.
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nRESS AND CLOAK-MAklNG.-Fall
IL and winter styles received
BRIDAL OUTFITS and orders from distance
promptly filled. m
CUTTING and FITTING done: SMITHS PAT.
Terms for sale. MISS II. BktdGS:
oc -3t* Kichmond. Va.
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4 PPLICATION WILL BE MADE FOR
"A the reissue of the following SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, issued 10 b. 3.
Nance. which have been lost or misiaid: NOS. s9,
2S4, 442. aud 6l9, dated lst MAY and November,
1850. and lst May and November, 1850, respsc-
lively, for $3.50 each. sc o-1a"SmS
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NETANTED.- - Occupants for several plep-
SAINT ROOMS. furnished or unfurnished, con-
venient to several boarding houses Inquire at NO.
60i Main street. sSr oc 2.2tssEs5
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Airhn1olld DisnatrIl.

CT THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIE
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TILE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEwspApERs OF TEE CITY.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 8, 1874
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in ina day da or two. General johnson, n Eeps
to the question Of personal friend, assured
him that he had done nothing to disfranchise
himself, but, on the contrary, expected at
nomination.
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FOE SALE.

TIOR SALE, a secondhand TOP.BUGGY
Il aud HARNESS, in good order Price, 20.
Apply At sampson's stable, on Third street. ps.
tween Main and Franklin. 0c 2,z!'
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TOUND.-I have in my possession SsS
It DOIBLE-CASE LADY'S G OIL ID "a 81
WATCH, taken from d prisoner and sup ssSS8
posed te be stolen. The watch can be seen by ap-
p''AAe - Po JOHE WREN.
oc oat Police Detective
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EaDgT. srRAYED, &c.

r OsT, Ny POCKET-BOoK, containing
IL $40 In currency and a negotiable note 1or OF
John j. Prosser Also, other papers of no value TO
any one else bu, myself. The finder Will confer e
the naners 10 my address, retaining the money as
reward. WILLIAM Z, rhGAShLh'
& al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-03

XETANTED, a RELIABLE WHITE or
W. COLORED WOMAN. TO cook and wash for a
small family. Apply at All leIwenly-seyeptn
street between Marshall and Clay streets.
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WAITS.

yXTANTED--Employ by young
w man of good business qualifications. Has
some experience, and wotsid Hike a wholesale
house. Satisfied with small salary, and best refer
ences given. Address T. H., Dispdtch office.
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nREAS MAKERS. &c.

MFRS. Fl. A. STAIARS HAS MOVED
INl from the corner Of Fourth and Marshall
streets to 902 Marshall street, between Graham
and Hancock streets, where she VIII continue the
DRESS and CLOAK-MAKlNG BUsIkE EsS in all
its branches in the latest styles, and will be pleased
10 see her OLD customers. Oc S-5L"
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Henrico County Observation-Disclosures TO the
Senatorial Convention.
Township meetings will be held through
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-03

WANTED. 8 competent LADY SALES,
MAN 1Npp'' MRS. e. j THURsToN, s,
oc 1.3t a. Is Broan street, !
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Conservative Superintendent of Henri
cOunty s-a's g 49,. ..-s
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26

Chronic Rheumatism. Scrofula. Glandular Swell
ing, Hacking Dry Cough, Cancerous Affections,
Syphilitic Complaints, Bleeding of the Lungs, Dys-
pepsia, Water Brash, lie DolOreux, White Swell
ings, Tumors, Ulcers, Skin and Hip Diseases Mer-
curial Diseas .s Female Comp .ints, Gout, Dropsy.
Ricketts,, salt Rheum. Bronchitis, Consumpl ion,
liver Complaints, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth, Tu-
mors. Nodes in the Glands aud other parts of the
system. Sore Eyes, Srrumorous Discharges from The
Ears, and the worst forms of SKIN Diseases Erup-
tions, Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm Erysip-
elias Acne Black Spots Worms In the Flesh. Can
GERS in the Womb, and all weakening and painful
discharges. Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm and all
wastes OF the life Principle within the range of
this wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and few days
use will prove to any person using 1t for either of
these forms Of disease its potent power to cure
them. Sold by Druggists, 81 per bottle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26
DIR. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulaie, purify, cleanse and strenyh
en- Railways Pills, for the cure OF ali disorders nf
the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys RIadder
Nervous Diseases, Headache, Cons ipai on Costiva
ness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliodsness Bihons
Fever, Inflammation Of the Bowels, PHI . and ali
Derangements of the In.ernal Niscera. Warranted
to effect positive cure. Purely Vegetable, con
tanning no mercury, minerals, or del terious drugs
sE-Ooserve the foil wing symptoms resulting
from pi orders of the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, rulness of the Blood
In the Head, Acidity of the stomach, Nausea
Heartburn, Disgust of Food, Fullnees of Weight
IN the stomach Sour rdptions, Sinking Fiutter-
ings IN the Pit Of the Stomach. Sgimmng of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flutterings
at the Heart Choosing Suffocat NJ Sensation
Wh9n IN a Lying Posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or webs before the Sight. Fever and Dull Pain in
inc , lead Deficiency Of Perspiraton Yellowness of
the skin and Eyes, Pain In the ide Chest Limbs
aud sudden Flus,.es Of Heat, Burning i'm th, Flesh
few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS will free The
system from all the above named disorders Price
% Gents pcr box. Sold by druggists
Read FALSE AND TRUE
send one letter-stamp to RADWAY g. CO No 40
warren 81 New York. Information worth thou
"N' "e 'en' YOU 2-lsdttsSwl,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
for Family Use in the
World.
ONE FIFTY CENT BOTTLE


Will cure more Complaints and prevent the system
against sudden attacks of Epidemics and Conta-
geous Diseases than one Hundred Dollars expend-
cd for other medicines o. medical attendance.
The moment Radway Ready Relief is applied
exte. .nally or taken internal according to dlrec
tions--Pains from whatever cause. ceases TO exist
I'M "OKTANT.-Miners, Farmers, and other resid-
ing spa sely-settled districts, where IT is difficult
to secure the services of u physician RADWAh ;
READ I RELIEF is invaluable. 1t can pc USED
with positive assurance Of doing good III all cases
where pai o. discomfort IL experienced; or II SELF
ed vita Influenza, Dyphtheria, Sore Tnroat, Bad
Cougas, HOarsedess. Bilious Coic, Inflammation OF
the Bowles, st mach. Lungs, Liver, Kidneys; or
with Group. Quinsy, Fever and Ague or with Neu-
ralgia Headache, Tic Doloreux, Toothache Ear
ache; or with Lumbago, Pain in the Bac9 or rheu-
matism; or with Didrrhea. olera Morbus, or Dys-
entery; or with Burns Sea de, or Bruises; with
Strains Cramps, or Spasms. The application of
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF will cure you of the
worst OF these complaints in few hours.
Twenty drops In haf a tumbler OF water will in
few minutes cure Cramps, Sp aims, Sour Stomach
heartburn Sick Headacue. Diarrh9 1, Dysentery,
C0lic, wind In the 'wels and all internal Pains
Travellers shou always carry q bottle OF RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. few drops
IN water wall prevent sickness pains from chan &c
OF wafer. 1t Is better than Frenca Brandy or Bit
ters Us stimulant.
Sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
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ton was made? A. Because It " = re areseu Il
tiat 1t would take the firm some & ne to get
tSeir IN ichinery and apparatus ready.
q. Why wes the chan 20 OF Improvement m ade
on Pennsylvsni avenue e1st? Why was g. c
contract tastn away from McSsnsra2 Wa
was he not allowed to lay a macadGmized pave
menl? A. Because the property -boders DE a.
TONED for another pavement.
The Governor stated hat in eve-s In Star e g
cross sections we're ordered by Mr.. Mullett, who
Q. You heard Mr.. Forsyth's testimony that
there were no cross cCctions? A. Yes; bat the
Old man had evidently lost his head.
.. Where are the cIoSs sections? A. In tue
Off &c OF the Boa.d of Public Works.
Witness was requested ID produces the cross
sections. Mr.. Muilett received no pay as a
member OF the board. He did receive pay.
am informed by Treasurer Magruder, as az
engineer.
Mr.. Magruder explained that he (Munettl
neer, bat did not draw his sal ry as q memb, T
OF the board.
q. How long was Mr. Mullet in the board
Governor? A. He must have been in the board
gbout Two years-he WAS succeeded by X. C..
Philip, OF Cincinnati.
q. What was the rode % auditing a con
us ;tOrs account? A. The coDtrac Ir male
application for measurement; the Measurement
was then made, and il was then sent to the
auditor, who allowed the account, and the paw
ment was ID sde by the Treasurer of the Board
OF Public Works. The various estimates were
made by Mr.. Barney. Mr.. Forsyth, and Dir
Oelt'ey. Nv Barney made about GO per cent.
OF tine measurements; he is a remarkably accu-
rate man.
@. Are the surveys of Coyle in snv book
form? A. Yes, sir; they are IN the surveyors
Office; Forsyth was bis assistIut-he hs the
or girel pat books.
The plat books were requested by the com
rite.
AT u o'clock the committee took recess
until p. IN.
AFTER RECESS.
The committee reasSembled at half past two
clock.
MIR. Allison stated that for the present the
commit &c had no further questions 10 ask Gov.
Shepherd, but would examine him in detail a.
some rtUre time.
Gov. Shepherd, in reply to an interrOgatory
by Mr.. Stanton. stated that Mr.. FORSYTH hP /
b>e1 connected with the surveyors depart
ment o. tie ely cove, 1ment for a serbs OF
years: he was, on account OF bis information.
four q 10 be OF great Jervice ID tue new govern
ment; he was an efficient and hone Il officer.
The witness was being cr0-C-examiIed by Mr.
Ch"lsty when our eport cloyed.
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PLATFORM OF TENNEssEE CoLpRED MgS-
The colOTed state convention OF tennessee re-
assembled vest day morning In Nashville. rhe
Proceedings W HARMONIOUS. The resolutions.
which are very vOiumtnuus take decided
grourss M favor of equal rights aGd OF the sup
Elementary civil rights hill. Among tue resO-
lutions Was one 10 the effect thaE We will con-
sider the ONT sion Of the republican party %
nsct the civil ghts hiil b tsr -endcr 81 the
nghts OF humanity ~ our insilisus toe that has
contested upon the arenas OF clvn life every
right we enjoy, - they did every right OF tree
dom on the neid VI battle, AID ~ WIll use our
utmost effort 10 stamp uron evcry demagogue
VINO SEEKS TO hctray Tire privileges OF our chill
oren TO their full aud Impartial eaioyment an
the public schools tire brand "a the traitor Judas,
as deserving POLITICALLY TRAITORS doom.
another Condemns Senator BtJ willow for his
opposition 20 mixed schools rae convention
seo adopted resolution 70 raise funds for the
purpose OF carrying the czas Of David Galloway
10 he supreme Court Of the UBifei states. He
Il now IN the state .isOn Tor marrying u white
woman.
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VIM nnd Mn.rnn-

SAN TRANCI go. At,' ..-fHs whalessts
hQ3or a. 4.sTs q; ihis oifF N-vt rrrT .ctsd al
organization for tb- puTpC e D.. -tcst,ug Their
Gust omeTs "a the fnfcl or O. t'rr ate against
intfTsr cree rom the cars. d. -. sr4 alsn q
tagor'Ee the locs' Op. o. aufror Tcd by act OF
the last LEG stature. Tcev nj verv large
iUnd % De f4y the eNTrr ts uI HEht,ng bath
questions ia tie coul =. Toe woman sua. .gis5-
&C ioiotuE q lie CONVEX rr. Ias repr,-
nIfIfL.T u laInt
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Neu Nsrk Note.

THEAE MAJ IE.-.-Fp.
NV AcER, Aprl -A.--TL.~ -.Hrufng, . ltaes
Jones. 4. Gtbnrv aud T. Csmureii, tah5re-s
we're drOWUtd while - work on fha tssAm-hip
Ocean IueS N, 40 tbe foot o. Nfa.l street, East
River. Their bodies have TOT b.sa recovered.
GONE, But NOT FoRGsrrgN.
SieisnOnd Arfrl, a member nf the Produce
EXCHANGE. bas lctt for parts anknOWH with
ttbts behiIG nountlrg tn --l-L-n.
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lMPR1soNMENT FOR LIPE.-Jsmes Puryis
indicted for the murder OF a colored man nance
Isaac Herder-on, IVES allowed on Tuesday, IL
the court OF oyer and terminer, New YORK, t.
p'c:d guilty OF murder in the second degree
Jrdge Brady, aI6er the usual questions haa
shown hat the prisoner was but 20 years old
-entepced him 70 imprisonment for life, ex
pressing r. greet that such terrible punish ment
should fall on 60 young a man; but at the same
time telling him he was q nee ssary victim 10
the Gus I'm OF carrying firearms, q custom too
common. and one which must be checked by
severe punishment whenever it resulted In
crime,
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
IThe Peach Crnr Nnf Do, n...

WIN NGfnN. 4 pru b sire - ...sH sere an
e AIN yesterday Throughout fge sisss tsat
- pciv trs t,ursr ~ snav auf r .fss - C,,fr.
IL freeze Ia tire night. tft. s'fa 10 t,b srcr,
vra't 10 \. .'rrA led. and tets .,t-n-s ro-,Si3I
n 80 lNe'N " ttN AnFift~ roun 81 parts
O. TIE stats - a laie houi tbis rr,rrfng. bow-
ever, agree hat no dAmGeo uss tane. Ther.
Was tree Tirg weather - far ar~fn - Seasora
ut ue wind and raia in &c aiteracsa h "A
of.gd the buds. anl fhvs Az ne De tire tened
"a 'mitv. The tsi'ufe OF sc cr1p laSt ear a.
let TIE wees ~ y mn>t hea't.y .-1uds-iOn. ans
ttey ere taus Ihie 20 srf "a. rr cVetc wes her
ttsn upder oi6instN circgnn>. srrr-. RE prov
p - o. gC1d cTOp j. erceliert
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LABOR TROUBLES IN ENGLAND.-During the
est year the coal miners, iron workers and ag-
Ticultural laborers of England have been en-
gagged in almost continuous controversy with
their employers on the subjects OF wages and
hours of labor. The efforts OF Mr.. Arch and
bis friends 20 provide for the emigration of ag-
ricultural laborers seem TO have strengthened
tle laboTers in their demands, for they now
ba two means of lettering their condition.
They may either get increased wages at home
or else leave the county under the arrange
mCDt made by Mr.. Arch with the Canadian
government In many parishes the men are
out on strike and In six Teen De riches they have
been clicked out' by the farmers, who have
w ted in a refusal 70 employ any member OF
the LabOrers' Union. In the great mining dis
tri,ts Of England the masters have determine 4
ID make a reduction in wales, witch the aSen
oppose, and the result has been a strike affect
trouble with tho blast furnace men, on account
of proposed reduction of i've per cent. in their
wages.
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The CUMNISs CPURCH.-Bbhop Smith, OF
Kentucky, thinks that the schism beaded Nv
DR.. Cummins will not reach such proportions as
20 seriously affect the stability OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church. He says that no important
reformation has ever been effected outside the
church. Luther and Calvin never leIt the
Roman Church until they were kicked out, and
when DR.. C1mmiDs severed his connection with
the Episcopal Church he took q fatal step. DIR.
Cummins, it is said, IL back again in his old
homo in Pewee Valley, Ky., shattered in health
and n disappOint~d man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30

DEATH AT A BALLET PRRFoRnAEcR.-Tues
day evening Patrick l.. Quinn, private detsc-
I've OF the Brooklyn Park Theater, dropped
dead from heat disease at the her OF the sta
leading to the family circle. Those who were
lying where il fell and called q policeman. Toe
ambulance took the remairs to Mr.. Quinn's
ATE residence, les Gates avenue. Mr.. Q"'rr
vas about sixty years old, and well know In
BROOKLYN ans New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30

A STEAMSHIP BURSED.-In Philadelphia
Yesterday evening q fire broke out between
decks in the iron steamship Mediator, of Loril-
lards ZINE, New York ,y ing at tue foot Of allo
hill street. She Is ,2c0 tops bprfhen, and
fsr arrived here yesterday stternoon on her
first trip from New York. She was built about
six months ago by Jacob LoriIlard; Is 225 feet
iorg ard 400 beam. She had Grew with
single eng Inc, and was wor \ about SIS 900. Thr
cargo was also worth th at. 1t Is unknown how
'he IRE originated, but L. bicke out In the en-
zine room