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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27
THE RAILROAD SUIT.
a MOTION TO BE aAoE TO-DAY.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM GEN. w1cKHAM.

The United States Circuit Court was
opened yesterday morning by Judge Hughes,
Judge Bond remained In Baltimore to wit
ness the removal of the body OF Vice-P -Presi-
dent Wilson through the city, and telegraph
ed that he would be here this morning.
Hon. William NJ. Eyarts aud the other New
York counsel Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company visited the courtroom,
aSd during short intermission Of business
psid their respects to Judge Hughes. They
'sfgnified their purpose Of nakiog motion
before the court this morning. but
NO intimation Of its character was given.
It was, however, generally supposed that
their movement would be In fayer Of an early
sale Of the road, and 1t was regarded as not
unlikely that the company. or at least its
friends, the chief bondholders, would be
prepared in short time to make an offer for
the property. Action In that direction may
be postponed until the annual meeting of
stockholders, whichis fixed for the ID of De-
cember.
Several of the counsel of the company
were yesterday at the Office Of the Board OF
Public Works, no doubt in search of infor-
nation to advance their interests in The pro.
ceediDgs about to be had.
The Board of Public Works have recently
been considering this matter. The Attor-
General and the Governor have perfected
pllns to enable them. as far as it is possible,
to protect the Sate's interest; and MIR.
Daniel and bis associates will, it is presumed,
be in court to-day when the motion referred
to is made.
Another Letter from Gen. Wickham.
CHEsAPELKE AND OHIo RAILROAD COMPANY,
VICE. PRESIDENTS OFFICE. RICHMOND, VA,
November 90, 1876 Editors Of the Dis.
patch Gentlemen, Il hand you copy Of
my letter Of October 25tb, referred TO in the
report of the receiver Of this company, pub
lished In your paper of to-day, and Will be
obliged to you if you will publish il.
This letter was placed in The Office of the
receiver on the day it was written, and had
no connection with the statements from
New York which he says were furnished
him with it. Those statements were handed
him at his lodgings on the 9th October with
letter covering them. The receiver told
NE on the 9th October that he would at once
place this letter in the hands Of the cou.t,
who then was considering the question OF
who should be appointed permanent re.
ceiyer, and thus prevented me from placing,
as intended to do, swern copy in the hands
of the Judge before he rendered bis adeci.
sion but it now seems he Kept it back till
yesterday.
A perusal CT this letter will show that it
covers many more points than are "expllna-
tory of the manner in which the books OF
the company are kept st the Richmond and
New York Offices" Yours truly,
VIC. WIcKHAM, Vice President.
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=. ohlles. Alser. d. RsynoIds. Issbsr g 4 N.

aE. Ghiles, Albert G.. Rsypolds, Lusher af.
&unnally James al. Moosc, w alter Bs Fer.
guson, Lorenzo Lspscorat, Robert G. Stan.
ard, John ". eynoldr. FeIeeniage or ats
tendaDee. ninety -foars ssssssg ssas
At the colcred Hlgh-sshool fof ths as
period the followiDg are on she eroll of sor sa u
Julia Short, Margaret Harris, ssrsk Dsss
Margaret Jones. E. a. Smith, w. Shor
Raudolph, w. Word, N. Noon, n, rs
S. McGruder. s.
REAL ESTATE SALES. Augustine {aii,
real estate agent and auc:ionser. bay entiy
sold sixiy-foot lot On cowardin de he-i
tween Mcdonald and Porter stree 5J.s u.
West for S3e0. Also, the stock s Hzs,lres
OF Cassley's grocery store % s.. Sisnken-
ship for 81 800.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Richardson d Co.,
real estate agents, sold on yesterday after
noon the four,story brick store Nc. 1910
Main street, occupied by Messrs. Stacy d
Co, for GIG, ,050. Notwithstanding 1t rained
necessarily the attendance WAS large and
Kidding arfive stg.@
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A New PoLIcEMAN. - Mr.. John $. Tslman,
who was appointed by the Board Of Police
commissioners 10 serve on the force 10 Inc
First police district in place OF A. &. Back.
burn, has passed examination, and went on
5rtv last night. .s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

"A s,yfsa-By the recent decision OF
Judge Hughe.s .siin reference to Inc 1855 OF OF
.baokruptcy is reduced from ten 10 fifteen
dollars
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NAvY.BLuE AND sEAL-BRowN ALL-wooL
CACHEMEaEs at SYcLE BROTHERS,

have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of "B SELECT - controlled by Messrs. VAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find it
FREE FROM FUsn OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. b. MCCAw, Md,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medieal College of Va.
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Wofkman were engaged
Yesterday in building an addition to the City
Engineers Office, which will be used Us re.
ceptacie for maps, drawings, etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

THE JURY TO Try THE CoNv1cTs To Day
The following gentlemen have been drawn as
Jurors to try the cases against conyicts in the
penltentiary for second offences, to take place
in the Circ lit Court Of Richnond-Judge
Wellford presidiDg-to day at 10 O'Clock !:
John T. Sizer, N. C. Lipscombe, James b.
Pecor, James c. Puckett, r. j. Muse, Will
liam S. Wood, Thomas NJ. Jones, George T..
Lumpkin. D. A. Shepperson. Charles Hunt,
james l.. Bray, Thomas r. Bass, Andrew -.
Elicit, David b. Jones. E. 81. Winston, J. 81.
BeegIeston. John Il. Knowles, Jr.. William
81. Grant, Jr., w. F. G. Garnett, William G..
Harvey, James NJ. Macon, Thomas B. Saun-
ders, John Il. Gary, and Peter w. Ralston.
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RAILROAD OFFICES ON MAIN STREET.-The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company has
rented the large room In the building at the
corner OF Eleventh and Main streets for.
merIy occupied as the Real Estate Ex.
change. A number Of workmen are engaged
in dividing it up into small rooms for use as
the company's offices.
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The Observation-Disclosures were
OF work yesterday making connections Tor
the tfse.aiarm telegraph, and the gongs kept
up a continual striking during the morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

SOUND SLEEP, vigorous digestion, o good appe-
tite are attainable by the regular use or LfHBiGs
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF-in pint bottles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

THASxsGrYING-DAY our notice of ser.
vices in the Episcopal churches we ought
also to have mentioned st. Marks, where
there vas service, participated in bya good
congregation.
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WE WANT TO I,rrREss ON THE MINDS OF all orr
readers that they should go to RoscnEa's to buy
their boots, 81, truaks. sady us. y, 509a5f 511
SRA , sa
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CHANGE OF TINE On and after TO morrow
the accommodation train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad will leave Richmond az
$50 PssM. instead Of 4:45, as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

In BANKRUPTcY.-The creditors OF b.
Becber have nied a petition with Register
Forbes asking that he be declared oank-
rupt. Mr.. BecheE's liabilities are SAID 10 a oe
about S45, 900, and bis assets about Sl4,0OO.
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COMMISSION MERcHANrs.--We solicit youror-
ders for printing, or o call ut any time yeu may
wish 10 see specimens or OBJ xin estimates, feeling
assured that it will be to your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

AT HALF. F.MAsT.-The United States nag
upon the eustom-house was displayed az
hilim4s. yesterday In respect TO the mem ofy
OF Vice President Wilson. .
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To CoSsUAPTIvEs.-Aany have been happy Ia
give their testimony in favor OF the use oT VIII.
BoR's PURE coD-LIvER OIL AND LIarE. Expert.
ence has proved 1t to be valuable remedy for con
sumption, asthma, dphtheria, and oil diseases Of
the throat and lungs. sanusac tured only By a. B.
WnBos, Chemist, Boston. soidby druggists gene-s
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!, REASONS FOE USING THE EUREEA srooEeSiLKs
1t Is fnll size; it is full length is II smoot. and
elastic and equally adapted 10 hand nzc.fne ue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

FLANNEL suIT1NGs (somethiDg entirely new)at
only oOc. per YARD at SYcLE BRoTHERs. These,
goods are the best ever offered In this city for the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

+ Go TO sYcLE BROTHERS for your Black Alpaoas,
as they have always some. great bargains In these
goods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

TRAVELLERS should wear the ELfwooD COLI
LARS. They are easily carried, wear well, look
nicely. and do not require washing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

I, NOW Is THE1IME te-x -ywsr- -RaIsiha. 9arrantst
,C1tron, Almonds, and other things for making
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REcovERisG.--M Mrs. Pettway's little child,
who was so badly scsided few days ago, is
now out Of danger and improving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

Go TO HERMAN BoscHEN& BROTHERS. TO have
your shoes or boots made. a At guaranteed.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dcna at the
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. q
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DISPATCH PRINTIyG-HoUsE.--Ur Unsurpassed IA
cilities for the prompt execution OF al kinds OF
printing Ordersflled promptly and at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

One hundred aud fifty pieces PLAID DRESS
GOODS at only 25c. just received sat sYcLE BRO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

Five hundred sets EMBROIDERED COLLARS aud
CUFFS Just opened at sYcLE BROTHERS,.
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OPERA KIDS in ail colors-.n /, 2, and buttons
very cheap at SYcLE BROTHERS..
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!. BEAvER CLOTHS in all coloss very cheap It 81.
Gle BRorEERS'. s.3s
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WHITE AND CoLoRED ELK KHANDKERcHIEFsa at
SYCLE BROTHERS.. &
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OPERA FLANNELs in new patterns at SYcLE
Ag2,s. ~ss.- 80 ~ $50
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-SEAL-BRowS AND NAvY.BLUR GRHHADISES.
anu BAREGEs for wells at sYcLE BROTHERS..
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,r 90 account Of January and JAY, 1875,

uot w acCuahL vi daAusIy ANU Oo'SJ Ao'c,
only.
IT may not be amiss to say that our debt
BY coupon bonds, with coupons
attached recsiua6le fer tares, Is known Ia
the market as consoas, and the other Glass
as-s' peelers" or "second SERIES"
LfsRA4Y FUND.
The condition of the fund is substantially
the same as at date Of LAST report. The
board has funded all the stock held By them,
except seven per cent certificate, which
could not be funded, there being no sslthori-
ty for funding any but the five ana six per
cent. stock.
sINgINs ECED.
The report OF the commissioners,
marked c. and herewith present.
ed. showe ihat they have acquired
by purchase Of State bonds funded
unGer act OF March 80, 1871,
BY fsadine stocks received on as- b
count OF sale OF sfate's iuteresttn 900 -. =.
ny yaSass; fausps Stock ii.nserrsd BY Xu.
| ditor under act OF Assemoy....: S7,S6a 81
BY funding stock held By the old
sinking fund under act Of March y,
I 81, Zoif'oS4 ~
Aggregate of State bonds. 1896: :e7l 90
| And certificates for deferred in-
tegest of one third amount DUE. 1Sa,os0 9o 90
And West VirginiS ccrtlAcaies..... 2,O2S,ffS 40
! THE INTEREST.
Due and payable on 30th Septem-
Der, j S7S. at the rate OF four per ~
| ce.,s- On six per cents, and tarSe
and one third on Eve per per cent. 90, oe
! = AH4'v@A w
Amount Of interest at those rates
4 which will fall due LIST January and =,
| LIST July, 1876. lee'4oo of
Making the amount to be provided
| In next fsrai year ending 30th Sep 80, 90
1 tember, 1S76.... Sio,foo 20
| For details OF receipts and disbursements, ana
other Matters see report OF commissioners
RgCAPITULATIoN OF INTEREST.
| On public debt proper for balance
6ue 3Uth September, 1873, at
| rate of TWO thirds Of full inter- . -,
To Literary Fund:
J Balance due 30th Sep
| tember, 1S75.-....S 72,476 SO
For amount payable
on 1st January and
| 1st July. 1ST6...... S3,9O7 "a .,,oo.
/ To Sinking Fund:
| Due or 30;h Septem-
| ber, 1S75.......... 121.321 80
| For January and
Jnly' 1e'o''''''''' I9o,-oo 31e,7sS 2S
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YOUTHS CALF-TIPPED -
BoYsSCALF.TfPPED SHOES, 50;
MEMS CALF.T]PPED SHOES, $500;
all home. made work, and Warranted.
OLD DOMINION aCr0RY,
M % 9121 Main street.

ID F. TINSLEY e. CO., Am
ID. 431 BROAD SrRKET, So
desire ID ca II the attention or their friends ara she
public to the fact that they have recently added 20
d, luhia goods. which will compare with apy tH the
city In quality aud style, and at prices that they
guaIantee to be satisfactory Call aad examine and
Gle found In frst-cIass B00T.Rnf sHO E-STOhE. :
TRUNKS and SATCHELS very cheap.
RErAIR1NG done neatly and with dispatch.
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nANCHEsTER NEWS.

[ron OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE.
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MALAGA GRAPES AND SWEET ORANGES at Pre-
ZINIS. 4Es5ss5 f'sai s
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Making the amount to be- provided
To Sinking Fund:
's1,676,O36 90

Tota, ,676,036 90
which is the amount to be provided for for
pavrnent of interest prescribed by law up TO
end Of fiscal year September 30, 1876, to the
Literary Fund and the Sinking Fund, anu Tor
pIyment of interest at four and at three ana
one third per cent. per annum on the paplic
debit proper to the 30th September, 1873.
We have no meauS of knowing where our
public debt is neld, but from the best estl'
mate we can make, there is owned by cltl'
zens and corporations in Virginia ABOUT
eight millions, of which probably six mil
liors is in consols, $S.000,00 in other
states of the Union, Sl3000,000 and in for
eign countries, Ss,5l4,4 426 IS; whole debt,
S29,514, ,426 SO.
THE AUDITORS OFFICE. "
General Rogers, Oh the two last pages OF
his report. refers to the investigation into the
affairs of the basement offices after the defal-
cation of Colonel w. D. Coleman, Secretary
of the Board of Public Works. The Second
Auditors Office was searchiugly examined oy
an expert and by legislative committee.
:. This examination covered period OF twen'
ty years. The conclusion arrived ut was
that the reports of the Second Auditor were
admitted to be true"
ain conformity with the views of the COM
mlttee, coupon register has been procured,
and clerk of intelligence and fidelity is en-
gagged exclusively on that work. There Is
no reason to believe that any counterfeit or
duplicate coupon has ever been received
here.
"Eyer since the difficulty occurred in re-
spect to the Sinking Fund vague rumors have
existed Ia regard to the conduct of the
! I" basement offices" and matters connected
with them, and, as the committee say In their
report, creating uneasiness in the public
| mind on the subject
alt is source of proud satisfaction to me
and my associates In this office to point to
these reports, which show that the statements
of the Second Auditor in respect to the pub
lie debt, resting as they do upon more than
one hundred acts of Assembly, and by rea.
son of annual changes 10 our laws, the most
complicated Of any public debt 10 this coun'
try, have been pronounced true."
The death of Colonel Thomas Il. Dewitt
! Is appropriately noticed.
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,r7Hs c1R' UnArsoN OF THE DIsrATca
,.TAReERr HAN THE CoMssNED dRcUI.A-
r1oS OF ALL TIE oTHEs DAILY NEWS
rArERs OF THE CITY.
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s,7,.pn,y,NoS NOVEMBER q, 1875.

Tuv wx.rssz To.Dsr.-The probabilities
no. Il regR be coi&sr and cte<s-'or clear.
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The following report, recently presented
~ iha Second Auditor to the Governor, al
f5rd, large amount OF valuable and interest.
ing information in regard to the public debt
and the measures that will be necessary to
r-oyde for the payment of the interest on
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. 907,030 a.
Il
1,ss8,229 os
S7,Ss4 81
!, 1S7,S4O SO
2,023,47S 40

5 l2l,S21 SO
19s,4ss 81
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Aggregate of State bonds.

Due and payable on S0th Septem-
Der, 1875. at the rate Of four per
ce,,s- on six per cents and tsaree
and one third on Eve per per cent.
bonds. ...4................
Amount Of interest at those rates
which will fall due LIST January and
LIST July. 1875.
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MIR. Beccher Make. II False claim.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: Mr..
Beecher tefore the Plymouth Council Commit
tee has the entire assurance THAI he may say
anything he penses without contradiction and
without any derl~tye cheers. as for instance;
There II IN he records Of American iurspru fence
gu trlal then TOOK pa hud mae out - we've
Il ID Jlry believed that was innocent. Very great
appl+ usel
Now, no one knows better than Beechcr that
three issues were raised ON the triTl-lrst, ia
own guilt econd, Iiton's bad conduct dis
entithng I'm To damages third, amnesty; and
that the greatest Efforts Of Is 'erh"rs counsel
W ra directed To show liton's tad Character
and III tr.. tmcnt Of his wife and 10 giving a
stronger effect than appears ON the su face To
the tripartit" agreement "a % general amnesty.
Il " m nv Of { le nine thought licccuer iuno-
cent how many Of them tnOucht lllton uil-
worthy Of damages; how many OF them c'n-id'
cred u 4 sinful trta RI anecinrn', got an
by Beerher's friends, In Beccneis interest, as a
general amnesty, are the facts ~ he solved.
Bercler /, ruilty II deliberate fraud when
| he represents " that nine cat II twelve of the
jury believed TIA 4 ne WAS inuoc'nt
joins WELDON.
n.p
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FwTH-EvANs on "Wednesday, 18Th inet, az The
residence . the rides parents, ny the Rev Ga uslt
erson u. D.. watrcn kNcn. Jr., Of Ncw orleans, to
La ", dang ter NJ william Evan Of BroDklyI.
NAN THOkNE-LI DL9M: In BrookNn. an Inurs-
day Dee H. bV he Rev. r. H. Garter. Klhtrt II. HaN.
q orue, IT. II Sew York Ia Augusta r., d. lighter OF
the lat. Gauriel Augustus LudluS.
LEMIs-C ARHARr.-At Grac Church, Brooklyn, y.
Y, Dec Is. oy the Rev DIR snyeh, Janu. " l. Wis To
Mar Lou 20. only daughter OF jaime ID. CarIart.
POlLLON- tHOKNE.-ln his city, Der. Is. at the
r. idenc Of the onac's parents by inc Rev. Dr. r.
gan. j. Edward Pulllu 10 HeiS, daughter OF joan v.
Iunruc. I a., al ~ Sew lOrs.
RANDALl-ANE@N. In Leiy1ri Conn Dec ~ At
Of tsV IA ANtrN Esq. iy tur Rev. e. 1.
Newell. capt. Henry ~ Randll OF Port Jefferson, y.
y. To Miss Florence Avery o. Lcdyar 4, uun.
WILLIS -NICOil~ Ga Weave day, Dec. -. 20 the
residren II the brides nrutn"r hy the Fn,nus cerc-
daughter OF the late samuel 8. Nico OF Shelter leland
y. \.
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Is Williamson the Mani

To THE Enron or THE SUE-Str Seven years
ago John Mcguire INN tie Of the State Prison In
Cnsrlestown. Mass sentence for life. for highway
robbery Two years later he free. an his freedom
procured by the intruthfil lnfessiOl Of feo
prisoner. Williamson, the convict, In his pretended
confession attempting q do the same Tor Duan the
murderer. McGure's mend had seven years zen
tencc for burglary. By good department he gained INC
confidence ~ the Warlen, and Oeing good painter
officer had nm IKE from tho prison - the oii
GERS house daily to naint IT, and while there h" COM
muCated the iufel igcncr that servel Mcclure 40 we
He told the Warden that Mcclure was not tie roboer'
that h. hiins ~ ami nct y upon THIS information
the Warden aud McCiuirr's fricnuz secured paTuOn
Tor Mcclure from the Governor, who did not even In
form the District Alto uey tina proceedings m
NcGuires behalf we're pen Ing. Not many dvs AFT r
that painter wcut 70 his accustomed work In the
Nlrd"ns houe and forgot to return 10 thc prison at
mig for aud lodging He has not returned
since. Perhaps " Hanson Is the nan. J. &.
EnnNkI.YH. Dc 10
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To TIVE EDITOR or THE SCN-Sir; Your
new >puday >rN is making Il sensation. Some
people ARE -h"rhed that you should desecrate
tho sabbath. yet they do not observe 1t them
selfo- IA commanded I'VE shall hlndle mo- Are
throughout your hahitatlnns on the sabbath
- AA XN..a.
ln nrlt. w., T. n, the Jews are commanded
o. .tl. 'llI thr Sabbath boa remembrance ul tu"ir
ape from ENpt. Bot in TX" AN- = II. they
hod rested 0u the seventh daV. Again, we.
~. H.. ii -at- "lhe sabbath MAS given I" the
jew a. a sign to distinguish them from other
Idluu-."
Here are three reasons why the Jews should
Observe tnr sabbath. hut can ind no reason in
or out ~ thc lNhlc why the Sabbath should be
hdurthrd bY others ON the contrary II the
fhuth WAS Intended A. "A sign 10 dirliuEul- 10
tiie jew. from other nations. j. II not ~ln Tor
~, WHO are not Jews, To observe that law iut
u the law i- binding on u.s. are We not hulud to
Keep II. the whole II y -A- given In the liihleY
Res. HYDE BENTON, Virginia.
NEW MARKET Va, Dec. u.
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THE REvoLr AGAINST RING RULE.
What boss McI7ughiin Thinks About the
Movement In BROOKLYN.

What Dos. McL7ughiin Thinks About the
Movement in BROOKLYN.
Boss" Mclaughlin was In the Brook
Ign Court House rotunda yesterday, the centre
Of buzzlng throng, made up Of a Supreme
Court Judge, an cx-clerk Of the court and two
or three politicians. other knots Of favor seek
ers were IN waiting. On his way from one to an
other he said To a SUS reporter:
"You ask what think ~ the attempt Of Slo-
cum and Marshall ~ form a new Democratic
General Committee. why. | don't think any
thing about II. might talk an hour on the sub
ject with all Of its side issues, but should come
back To- the first saying: | don't think anything
about IL. one thing | know malice, Jealousy
and envy make poor stun for the ground
work 81 party. Gen. Slocum at
tackled me In public in the campaign, and |
answered him. Now. when he attacks me pri-
vately do not notice him, but TO say In n gem
eral way that the men who do such things are
towards. Everything Il done IN secret 10y this
new party. Their work l. done IN the dark. and
don't know the first thing about II. see II
published that knsclla will join H. Well, we
will suffer mo- great lo-s II hc does. He never
supported our whole ticNct, and don't know
that lac can do US any harm. or course no harm
will come until Fall, and concluded the Boss
looking furtiyely from under his eyelid. "a
good many are 81 the opinion that they won Z
do any harm then" lie passed on to the poll
ticians.
The new movement Il strengthening In pri-
vatc, and the full development Is expected early
In the spring.