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SAUSpERs's FACE POWDER, Meenfun, Magnolia
Balm, Dorin's Face Powder, Mrs. Shaw's Morphero
Lotion for fresklcs. l.. WAGNER, druggist, Skin
and Broad streets.
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REMovAL.-A. HARRIs'S Loan Office established
in 1861 has been removed TO 1922 Main street.
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ONE DOLLAR will buy Il gauze under-shirt from
E. B. SPENCE & son.
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POLICE MATTERs.-At the Police Court
Yesterday the case of Charles 4. Wbitlock,
charged with trespassIng upon the premises
of Joseph Allard, Jr., and threatening to as
sault him with stick, was continued until
the 10th instant. Also, the cases Of Fill
more Davis, j. R. Gordon, and Thomas
Beale, charged with trespassing on the same
premises and carrying away lumber belong
ing to Allard. a:t.
james Sutton, Jacob Rock, and John
johnson (negroes) were fined 3 each for sit
ting on the benches in the market-house.
Silas Watkins (uegro) was fined $3.50 for
an assault upon Henry McCauley, and the
latter % for nm assault upon R. S. Brown. r
The case OF Sarah Wayne (negro). charged
with inianticide, was continued until to-day.
j. FL. Higgins, arraigned upon the charge
of trespass upon the premises of Henry
MINDLESS, was discharged, with an admonl-
ton. as it appeared that while under the in
tluenee of Whiskcy he took refuge in Wind
iess's room from All imaginary foe. r.
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Pembroke WHITE DREsS-sHIRTs for sale by Z
B. SPENCE & son.
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PERSIAN INSECT POWDER ivery cff=ctive) and
other Insect destroyers, sold by L. WAGNER, drug
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is chilled to n line of BLACK SILKS from S1.50 to
1926 per yard, and IRON-FKAME GRENA-
DIMES from 25c. upwards.
These goods have all been bought In \ falling
market, and are offered ut prices 10 compete "liA
any house In the city.
CHARLES iIUTZLER'S,
mvo5 Gil Broad street
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GrAyD JURY.--The grand jury of the
Hastings Court will meet this morning at
10 o'clock. .i'
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READY.MADE cLoTHISG-nice stock OF ne'
goods for sale low by Z. B. SPENCE & soN.
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9itltnmud 1ispattlt.

sT TIL CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING N THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE JUNE 8, lS74.-Miss
Batsora Barnes, Bremo Bluff, Va; Miss j. C..
t.. Richmond, Va.
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Personal. General W. c. Wickham,
vice. president of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. has gone to New York.
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LISES BUSTERS for sale by E. g. SPENCE & So.
1900 Main street.
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STOLEN MULE RECOVERED The SUPPOSED
THIEF ARREsTED.-On Monday evening
James L. Denny, alias Jack Fisher, rode up
to the house of H. G. Atkins, near Atlee's
station, in Hanover county, riding line
mule, which he said he had bought year
ago for $50. After asking Mr.. Atkins for
work, he proposed to sell the mule for $50:
He was engaged for one month on trial, aud
it was agreed that the mule should be pald
for at the end of the month.
On Tuesday Alr. Atkins saw an advertise
ment in the Dispatch offering a reward Tor
mule stolen from Mrs. Isabella L. LaCa,
living near Carter's mill, in Henrlco county
He examined the mule carefully. and fndlns
it answered exactly the description gwen I'D
the advertisement, he arrested Denny ana
brought him and the mule to Richmond
Yesterday Denny was taken before justice
White and the facts above stated elected.
AS it appeared that the mule was stolen 10
Henrico county Justice White sent the prls'
oner to the authorities Of that county.
Denny told an officer that he met negro
on Sunday riding the mule up Broad street,
and "got on behiud him and rode to the
upper end of the street,; that the negro got
off and asked him to wait few minutes, and
as the negro did not return, he rode the
mule of. When before Justice White yes.
terday, Denny had no witnesses and nothing
to say in his own defence.
The mule, valued ut one hundred and fifty
dollars, was stolen from Mrs. Ladd's stable
last Sunday night.
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TUsT REC EIVED beautiful assortment
81 or fine Toilet Sets at - China and ava spii-
ICONS, Cologne Sets Vases. Tea Sets. Baskets. Wire
D,sh-t,ovcrs, Ice-Pitciers, and other seasonan.e
ano.ts. ali styles of hi ,dren,s Carriages ut Very
low prices. RcbLEei q nihlsnpLo.,
my 20 c1S pipsa otiecN
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NAISsoOK notwithstanding nice al
cool-.or sale by E. 3. SPENCE & son.
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NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS Os The GLOVER HILL
RAILROAD COMPANY will bc held at the office
Of McsSrs, LANCASTER & CO., at Richmond, on
THURSDAY the ith instant 1T 2 oclnck.
je 2-tdm D.S. WOODBRIDGE. Treasurer.
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EXGURSEOES.
EXCURSIONS.
ENCURSloN TICKETS.
RICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAILROAD.
1874. SIMMER ARIA NEELENTS 1S1I



THE REGULAR SEMl.MONTHLY
L meeting of the MERCHANTS AND Me-
CIIAAIES BUILDING FUND AND LOAN AS
SUCIATIUN VIII he held az the office of G.. l..
Radway, Es'l., on THIS (fhursday) EVENING ut
O'Clock. +. ID. MOOkE.
10 L
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If you want some more of those ocautiiu! La" HS
at 2.c. worth 2Oc.,Go 10 ,,.,,r-y, uyc,r,r
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yULIUS SYCLE'S, Ais BROAD STREET
y between Fourth ard Fifth street
just recclvci, the iitth supply OF SUM- MBREL-
LAS ana PARASOLS, very cheap.
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fVNHE ANNUAL MEETING .<S;sugu,..
IL Of RICH MON u DISTRICT :Sessc.
BENEFIT BOARD Or EDlIFkL- -5FssS~9NtSSSE - z
LOWS. No. l, will nc held nj the office -~*Sri.NE>>
Of Colonel Thomas J. Evans, on Eleventh street he
tween Main aud Eank, on THURSDAY EVE
MING, the 4!h instant, AT O'Clock.
JOHN j.. VAUGHAN,
ie 3-2t% Secretary.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY "G,"s
IL FIRST VIRGINIA REGlMEST.-''G G. = q
CDMPA hTTEN 10 N.-Assemblch W
promptly al S9 O'Clock TO-NIGtII 1t Old Mar II
kct Hall for drill and business. BY communal oi
Captain KELLAM. j. H. G. WALKER,
IL i-ltt Acting First Sergeant.
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LIME. CEMENT. PLANTER.

pOCkLAND LINE AND CALGlNED
PLASTER. s:..
~ 80 'arr"ls LIME landing from schooner " :
.-.' h''ih", 400 barrels CALCiSfD PLASTER
VI - i"ohcr Henrietta. For sale low from riie
= A. $. LEE. i
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LOST. SCRAYED. &c.

! vi ou >dnG1y. 3tst instant, either on
''"' AZ -"Ia,' t." Uolly wood. or bet wetn Hnl-
N.-..G tars -irtJ. ii PIIHlAN PIN. The
- =. So" l,"",ily rewarded bv leaving IL II
: ''rs. T.. - corner OF Cherry street. &c A. ltt
] '>f. CA Monday night, June l>t, ONE
- fEiNGED GOLD EARRING. set with ON"
= .3.. !st-l ,c1wccll "eui.-;ijrJ and Broad ana
s.'i. '-E3uci and Franklin htreeis. The Under
'a r' Tc"4l'ju Jy lca.vng il Il;
FtEG UsoBS 4 RAD1'S.
y @-.t corner Of Main and Fourteenth slTe"ls.
Sj1 RE- EWGRD.-LO>T, between rne
~'Sr' FNciit Igr H"lc and rcsicencc SIXth
; .,'ft '.c"..t AIRY ani Cara str.1ts-a DIAMOND
80, Tor r-iu.ri4 u which viii pay d REGARD Of
-..t,C Collars. -NorrIcstInns asked
J.C KEESEE,
j. t-.; 1917 Naiu street.
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SoclETY.-At the
regular monthly meeting of the Catholic
Beneficial Society Of this city, held Tuesday
night. the following gentlemen were elected
to represent the society in the annual con-
vention of the Catholic Benevolent Union of
Virginia, which meets in Norfolk on the 10th
Instant: Rev. +. JanSSens and MesSrs. r. j.
Reilly, Robert E. English, and John NJ. Hig.
gins. Alessrs. John Murphy, Thomas Cox,
and james II. DoCley were chosen alter
mates.
A committee Of five was appointed to con-
fer with similar committees from the Catho-
lie Total Abstinence Society and the Ancient
Order Of Hbcrnians in regard to making ar.
rangements for a picnic to raise funds to aid
in paying off the remaining debt on the new
Cathedral School building, on Marshall near
Ninth street.
From the reports of the stewards of va
rious districts it appears that there were no
cases of sickness requiring either attendance
or benefits during the past month. This is
a matter of congratulaton for the society. as
it is the first month since its organization
that such reports have been made.
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IfASDSOMELACE SaAWI.S from - 0 to $50
,t jules SICLE'a.
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C.S:IMEEES for mons and boys wear, In large
assortment at JULIUS SYCLE'S.
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NEILLER.-A MILLER that can furnish
lfA satisfactory testimonials OF his cspacity 10
,naaufacture the best qualify OF Family Flour, and
ulso OF his general good character, tud prors-
able employment In the country for few months
ON application at 1910 Cary street, or by address
ing Lock Box ] 03, Danvllle, Va.
Il A .Tb 1h,S 5Ix
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THE CASE OF Mr.. T. Il. BRoocKs.-The
case of Mr.. Il. L. Brooks, late president of
the Merchants National Bank, of Peters
burg, will to-day come up for hearing in the
United States Circuit Court before Chief
Justice NJ. Il. Waite and Judge Ell. L. Bond.
His counsel have entered two pleas in abate-
ment of the indictment. One is to miSno-
mer, Mr.. Brooks being indicted rs Thomas
T. Brooks, whereas his right name is Ira.
Wis I. Brooks; the other. as to the man
ncr in which the grand jury which found the
indictment was summoned defendants coun-
sci claiming that it ought to have conformed
to the State practice.
The United States Attorney-Gencral bas
secured the services of Judge Low, late OF
the Supreme Court of Iowa. to assist the
District Attorney in the prosecution.
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HOTELS.

rT. JAMES HOTEL,
= TWELFTH OPPOSITE BANK STREET
AND CAPITOL SQUARE,
RICHMOND, VA,
r. .HOENNIGER. PRorRIEToR.
Built and furnished in 1874 equal TO any IN the
~. tr.vcIinV nuhlic NH ism
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me , LIME :. LINE -!

-."Hp b'rres frega INDIAN ROCK LIME Just
d" , a." now constantly RECEIVING Is supply OF IN
: ~ EUIh LINZ. nrsii IRON our kilDs. For
.". DILLON, ELLtTT 81 CO.,
-'s Aalut&turcls, 1903 Dock street !
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TICKETS sEvBNTY-F!yE CENTS,
10 be had ut WEST, JOHNSTON s. Co.'S Main
street. Concert to CONNIE nee at haif-past s.
ie cat
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NOWLAN Il co. Us
~ are opening elegant new styles OF GSs
OPERA CHAINS, 3sX4
CHAIN BRACELETS,
AMETHYST and ROMAN SETS,
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and
PLAIN GOLD WEDDlNG RINGS /;
NEW BRIDAL SILVER, In cases.
my 27-1m corner Main anu ieuth succ's.
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rulJ assortment Of WHITE GOODS, such as
victoria Lawns, Plaid Musii ,. Checked and striped
Sain,ogks, irish Linen, just received from aic-
tnns very cheap Mt JULIUS SICLE'S.
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je4 CARDOZ0. F0URQURFAS s co.
TUST LOOK AT THE BARGAINS.

T WILL OFFER FOR THE NEXT FlF-
4 TEEN DAYS great bargains in the following
goods: Hamburg EdlingS, Linen IIandkerchcfs,
Hosiery, Corsets. thildren's Underwear, Lisle
Thread Gloves. Rutliings, trillings. Puiil. &, and
Shetland Shawls. Combs Tooth and Hair Brushes,
and great many other fancy goods.
j. +. NAliEhNS.
my SOFT 507 RrOad street.
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Some more Of those handsome cheap DRESS
CUDIlS MT JULIUS SICLE'Sy
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hful stock of BLEACHEn and BROWN COI-
TONS Ut D aud 12,.c. per yard.
JULIUS SYCLE.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DELEGATES FROM RICHMOND TO TIE BAPTIST
GENERAL AssoCIATIoN.-The Baptist General
Association Of Virginia commenced its fifty.
hrst annual session at Fredericksburg last
n,ght:The following are the delegates elected
10 represent the Baptist churches Of Rich.
mond and Manchester. Most of them left
yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock by special
train, which was crowded with delegates
and visitors from this section of the State:
First Church.: Rev. j. l.. Burrows, ID. D.,
Rev. Il. a. Tupper, D. D., Rev. j. l.. NJ.
Curry, D. D., Professor c. III. Winston
William G. cambridge, Joel B. Watkins
Kerr b. Tupper, j. d. Crump, r. G. Brax.
ton, Z. L. Spence, r. r. Hanks, Edmund
Harrison, John Hart, o. ii. ChalkIey. Chris
tophcr WaIthall, John Chamberlaine, William
+. Harwood, &. c. Scott, Carlton Mccarthy
l.. Il. Reins, Y. s. Carlton, James NJ. Wayt,
W. II. Gwathmey, r. +. Gaskins, and S. F
Taylor.
Second Church: Il. D. Adam, A. B. Bige.
low, w. l.. Cox, r. II. Cottrell, Judge
Joseph Christian, j. Taylor EllySon, II. H.
EIlyson, II. Theodore Ellyson, William
EilySon, =. E. Gibbs, A. w. Graves. j. j
Hopkins, l.. Il. Holland, James Leigh Jones,
John NJ. Murray, J. Fl. Martin, T. Z. Mayo
w. Is. Robins, Thomas J. Starke, William p
Smith, William j. Sutherland, William T.
Tanner, Rev. Il. B. Tupper, J. b. Wood, j
B. Winston, DR.. Jud. B. Wood, John w
Wright, Rev. Charles Ryland. DR.. &. B
Steele. II. B. Sncad, and William Warren, Jr
Gracc-Srcet Church II. Ii. Harris, j
f. Keesce, John r. Henderson, Caleb jacob
.. d. Browne, John A. Glazc5rook, $. X
Phillips. John II. Gresham, r. r. Gwath
mey, II. c. Burnett, j. G. Hooker, j. +
Meanly, S. S. Carter. a. D. Jenkins, w. l.
Salmon, l.. l.. Lacy, DR.. NJ. l.. James, DR.. L
r. Dickinson, l.. II. jenkins, A. j. Chew
ming. L. B. Loving, w. L.. Montague, B
Cottrell. A. L. Shepherd, T. II. Danzcy, j
r. Gatewood, A. B. Lipscomb, j. b. Wood
ward, Il. B. Woodward, George Il. Pace
Carter Jones, DR.. E. j. Mosely, and B. Pur
year.
Leiqh. Street Church: Rev. J. R. Garlick
S. c. CIoptop, f. Cartwright, j. =. JnstiS, 4
B. Clarke. j. A. French, Il. j. Vaughan,
William II. Williams. L. Powers.
Pine-Sreet Church: Rev. j. B. Hutson
George J. Hooper, ST., J. +. Cottrell. G. r.
Watkins, J. S. Bethel, A. d. Brown, and
John Barfoot.
Sidney Church Rev. J. VI. Butler, A. l.
Philips, and G. w. Chamberlain.
Manchester Church.: Rev. ID. B. Winfree
DR.. l.. r. ChieS, George r. Harding, W. l.
Moody, and G. Il. Burgess.
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A full supply Of CENT EMEN'S and LADIES
HhNUkkRUHlEFS. EMBROIDERED TRIM
MISGS, LACES, SCARF-CHAlSs- and FANS.
one and two button KID GLOVES in all tie ne.Y
shades, and II good MANY other goods too numer-
GUS TO mention. ,
Cal and Examine for yourself the hafGnlns at
JULIUS SiCLEs,
Alb Broad street,
my 23-1m between foufth aho FILE
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Lock at our stock Ct GAuZE and MERlNo
SHIkTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AUR OEJIlIH TAIN u Os
MONUMENTAL CHURCH.

4 FULL CHORUS OF MALE AND FEMALE
VOICES, ASD A FULL ORCHESTRA.
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Shareholders personally responsible for the obli-
s.ttinuS OF the above companies.
KeprcScniing the above stauuch, old English COM
pauics. We solicit the patronage OF the public upon
their uuu,tcsIiunabie security, prompt and liberal
settlement of all claims, aud heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE i CO., Agents.
an oS-3n No.l10S Main street.
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lecturer or actor. These perhaps, art
highly applauded; and, their little ear
tickled with the praise, they feel them
selyeBnow very important persons, and
perhaps for weeks will look down pat
roni2lngly on their mates who did moi
take part In the concert" Perhaps
some sweet child Is made TO kneel before
the gazing crowd and lisp out her little
prayer" Would Il NOT ensure 10 the
little one truer idea ofthe use and the
sacredness Of prayer IL she whispered her
artless petitions only at her mothers knee,
In the quiet Of home? ~
ln o day or two after the entertain
ment go around and SEQ how many Of
the children have bad colds, or worse
ailments and also, how many have new
feelings In their little hearts which do
not mako them more loveable.
. Christian parents and workers, Is II
profitable that the children should earn
money or furnish entertainments for US
at such coslH I leave 10 Others who
are better qualified Tor It, the task Of sug.
costing remedies for the evils have men.
TONED. l have presented the e0ilS only,
not ignorant that there are two sides 10
every question. But l AJAX you to look OF
MS side. MOTHER
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Facts for the People.

AS the virtues OF medicines can only be ascer.
tained by careful observation, It Is TO be regret
ed that many OF the Drugs still prescribed by
some phyeiciaEB shonld retain place In our Ma,
teria Medica. As an instance Of this, that vile
drug, BalsSm Copabla, furnishes an example,
About tle-yea 1880, the spaniards In tho Island
certain complaints, thought, according to the
prevailing notion at that lime, that the remedy
might be found where the disease originated,
Under this Impression, Balsam CopabIa. came
into use, but never has q nauseating drug done
more injury, for Il not only changes the, nature
OF inc disease 10 4 more dreadful state than the
and brings on Dyspepsia in its worst forms, To
avoid thta drug and its effects the HAMARi.
TAM'S GIFT Q purely Vegetable Remedy, d
within the reach OF all. Only Ten pills 10 Ma
taken, and will cure every time ID rom two Ia
TOUR days. Male packages, 81; female, &S.
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Natures Cathar,ic.

No medleipsis needed 70 keep the bowels In
order long % nAlnre's cAthArtic, thebile, lows
freely and regularly from It's source In the liver
and 10 o. the right strength and quality. But the
great hillary gland 10 easily dis0rdered, and the
consequences Of lis Irregularities arc serious.
To bring II back 10 Ito natural condition when
thus affected, Hostetter's Stomach BItters should
DO taken at least twice day until the desired
object ts attained. Constipation isdue 70 a scant
elements In that fluid In either case mere puf.
cation 10 useless. The liver must DO compelled
70 yield the supply Of bile necessary to remove
the waste matter from the system at least once
In twenty,four hours before q radical cure Of
eostveness can be accomplished. Hostettets
Bitters produces this effect Its action upon the
through these organs Il regulates and invigorates
ewhole frame. daW
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ATHE wool is about all cleared out Of
Brooke County, as we see that our friend
Col Reall has sold his clips Of 1879 and
rs, the twoamoun,ing to ID 900 pounds.
Mr. Moreland, Of Wayneabdrg, Ohio, was
lhe purchaser, and the price "a set down
between 90 and % cents by the Wells
burg Neses. N n. y ~ ~
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Travellers, Register.


HSO.KR .IiI.2O am. 76:6S pm lii:SO , m,
Contra Ohio Div $50 am. 1910 am. 7:90 pm.
riryrld j. PITTS 1910 am. GOT pm. ~. !.
llerapdtd R,R.. s:2O am .....:.... $40 pm.
DEPARTURE Or TRAINS. b, - -
u. 30. L. r.. b:96 a m. 9;b5 a.m.I $40 pm
Central Ohio Div TOO q. nj 9.45 u. m. $50 pm.
Cltveld 4 Pits. Cos am. ......... 2:iO PIN,
II ,mphOld H. r.. B:55 am .......... sic pmi
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DUPoNTGgNPowDERAeENcY
IL The andafsigne is the solo Agent In thii
Gtty Tor the sale Of al kinds OF Powder made N
~! tae ceseesated Du Pont Powder KlIlS. itS dnSl
tests made by tho United Statas Goyernment. V
40 keeps at al times q largo stock m Mas
n ne q Ride In whole, hall and quarter feSS
hAsting and Mining Powder All N Motail!C
ksgg. Sporting Powder In CanisterA. An b
Mnich VII BE- Iold 70 tho trade as low as tbC
same can DO had In the West,
10 has portable magazines Of diRoront aIEsa %
lHip ey Raw O. Boata.. ,LQiIl l71T1Tl III
, 1874-07-04
Carl Hattensen.

READINESS TO ADOPT H SYSTEM
of cremation if the trials shall prove salts
factory. The Cremation Society "Urn"
of Vienna is about to build q cremation
institution on the plan of Professor Re-
clam. In Zurich a number of popular
meetings have been held in the St. Peters
church for the purpose of discussing the
subject, and doctors and theOlogians,
scientists and laymen seemed to agree in
the necessity of burial reform in order to
prevent the spread of epidemics. Pastor
Lang did not find that the new system
would hurt his religious feelings, and
Professor Kinkel spoke Of the project
entertainingly from the aesthetic and artis-
tic points of consideration. The Medical
Society of Vienna discussed, in February,
the subject of cremation as a means of
preventing the poisoning of drinking
water, and infectious diseases. A com
mittee was elected to examine the systems
and results of cremation and to report
thereon. Cremation makes rapid progress
in Italy, where Professor Polli, of Milan;
Professor BRUNETTE, in Padua, and PROBES
sor Gorini, in Lodi, are its, earnest advo-
Gates. Indeed, the subject will soon be
discussed before the Italian Parliament, a
bill having been proposed to accept Gre
nation as a proper method of /" burial"
REASONS FOR BURNING H DEAD.
The cremation mania does not appear in
, 1874-07-04
Carl HQttensen.

Germany now for the first time. The
subject was hotly discussed in the sixth
decade of the present century and a num-
Der of cremation societies were then
formed. The question was again per-
mitted to subside, though not until some
important authorities had given their opin-
ions thereon. But cities have developed
largely since then, and epidemics and
cholera have troubled the learned profess
sors, who have come to the opinion that
g~raveyards poison the ground for large
distances around that water the people
drink becomes thereby poisoned, and peo-
ple Get the cholera and die; and, again,
that the obnoxious gases developed by
decomposition pass through the porous
crust of earth above the putrid masses,
and thus vitiate the air we breathe to an
extent but little dreamed of by most of
us innocent human sufferers. Somebody
has made the interesting calculation that
at the time when the graveyards were
used within the city of London some
$500, 900 cubic feet OF carbonic acid gas was
annually developed from decaying corpses
and distributed in the air. The foul gases
developed in the process of putretaction
are much more in %urious, as has been SO
frequently proved in the removal and open
ing up of disused g~raveyards. Proofs may