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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-27

Leutenant-G Governor WITHERs In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. G. G. Biting, d. D., Of the
Second Baptist church.
House bill for the.protectiOn of wild fowl.
ETC., was taken up and referred to the Com.
mittee on General Laws.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. HERNDoH, from the Committee for
Courts Of Justice, reported Senate bill 10
amend the Code in relation to the Auditors
powers as to claims in favor Of the Common
wealth.
Senate bill prescribing the times for hold
ing the courts Of The Thirteenth judicial
circuit.
Senate bill to amend the Code for the pre-.
serVation of oysters and to obtain revenue
for the privilege Of taking them within the
waters Of this Commonwealth, with the
recommendation that House substitute be
adopted. House substitute subsequently
adopted.]
Senate bill requiring title and contract for
real estate for public uses to be approved or
disapproved by county courts.
Senate bill to incorporate the Royal Arch
Masons' Hall and Library Association of
Farmville, Va.
A report declaring il lnexpedieut to legis-
late on the subject of Il petition 10 enlarge
the jurisdiction Of the County Court of Nor.
folk county.
Mr.. MorFErr, from the Committee on
General Laws, reported Senate bill to incor-
porate the town OF Van Burensvllle.
Senate bill to prevent the destruction Of
wild fowl in this State, DC.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. GRlMsLEY A bill for the relief Of
Philip Timbers, of Culpeper county.
BY Dir. HERNDos: Petition Of Harmony
Grange, of Louisa county, against any
change in the inspection laws.
By Mr.. EVANS: Petition Of citizens OF
Prince George county praying against the
passage of the bill for the protection OF wild
fowl, Sc. 81.
Prince Edward county in relation to the
protection OF sheep.
By MIR. ALLAN : Joint resolution provi.
ding for printing one thousand copies Of the
Joint resolution extending the Time for the
collection of taxes. Lies over.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
On motion of Mr. MADDOX, Mr.. GRAHAM
was granted leave OF absence for two days.
THE TOBACCO QUESTION, AGAIN.
Mr.. RAGLAN presented the following:
Whereas there are pow in operation in the
State three separate systems Of conducting
warehouses for the reception and sale of leaf
tobacco; and whereas it is to the interest of
planters that there should be one uniform
system, under State authority, and laws reg.
ulatiDg the same; therefore, in order to settle
this annually recurring contest in the Legis.
lature Oh the subject Of tobacco inspection,
and at The same time raise q large amount of
revenue therefrom-
Resoloed, That the Committee on Finance
inquire into the expediency of requiringth
all Inspections of leaf tobacco shall be made
10 State warehouses under charges and regu.
lations fixed by law. and that the revenue
derived fherefrom shall be appropriated first
TO the establishment Of an agricultural and
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wUMBRELLAs, UMBRELLAS
Whole stock marked down; prices lower than ever.
We now show large stock OF CAMBRIA, G1SG-
HAM, SERGE ALPACA, and SILK UMBRkL-
LAS which we offer at such prices as to place 1t
Within the means Of every one to have one OF these
indispensable articles. ----L LEVY BRoIHEhs.
Bargains In BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
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In the House of Representatives at Wash.
ington on Monday was introduced a bill TO
remove the political disabilities OF DR.. y. II.
Smith, Of Richmond, Va.
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AZ BLACK ALPACA at Csc. per yard
BLACK ALPACA at soc. rer yard;
BLACK alpaca at 35c. per yard;
BLACK ALPACA at Acc. per yard;
BLACK ALPACA at 45c. per yard;
BLACK ALPACA IT Soc per yard;
BLACK ALPACA at 55r. per yard;
BLACK ALPACA at Coo. per yard;
BLACK ALPACA ut 65c. per yard:
BLACK ALPACA at 75c. per yard;
BLACK ALPACA a. Soc, per yard;
BLACK ALP CA ut 81 per yard;
BLACK ALPACA at Sl.10 per yard;
BLACK ALPACA al IL 25 per yard
BLACK ALPACA at IL so per yar,i:
LEVY bROTHERS.
Cheap UMBRELLAS. ja26
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MEETINGS.


OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAI Seo31iPPAASS1'{
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH AOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held In their ohce.
on Leigh s're.t, on MONDAY the 9TH gay OF
Fphrmary 1878. G. WALDROP,
Ia Laid Secretary.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY,
Greenbrier county, w. Va. will be held at the EX-
change Hotel, Richmond. Va. on THURSDAY,
A. n. WEXFORD,
President White Sulphur Springs Company.
la 13-ld
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MARRIAGES..

Married, in Portland, Mich, january 20th; lS7o
n, the residence of the brides brother, by Rev A.
Cornell, sir. JOHN K. READ, formerly OF klSn'
mond. Va and Miss LIBBIE b. POWELL, Oh re.
froit
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EXECUTORS, NOTICES.
DENTISTS.

A CARD.-Having retired from the IN
n practice of dentistry, I confidently re SoE11u
commend DR.. JUD. b. WOOD to all my FORMER
patrons as thoroughly competent In every branch
OF the profession. employ him In my own family
/de 30-Sm
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MILITARY NOTICES.

/ TTUCKS GUARD, ATTEN rION.-a
n Meet at the Old Market Hull TO-NlGHrH
armedan equipped for drill and bust ness. al u
O clock promptly. The roll will he called. Over II
coats and knapsacks will be issued. BY order Vi
the Captain. X. A. + VI,
ia 27-lt OrCeriy sergeant.
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HGN OF THE RED FLA,

SGN OF THE RED FLAG.-Gep..
NJ tlemen's French Calf Congress t;aers II
$3.50 worth rs: Gentlemen's Gne Calf aIeri. H.
laced or with buckles, 90 so worth $3.50; sns,,
quality Alexis only s4.6J worth IS: ine Car
Kid Buttoned Boots. % cheap a, IS: tad,es' pas
bile Goat. %. 75 worth -: Misses Hign-t ut sess,
shoes. S1.25; Mems Arctic overshoes. Il 20 All
other goods at reduced prices. Call at The oil
establlsheo cheap Store OF II. GOLDEN
IA 14-lm 1929 Main .trs,,,
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OussoLUTIoNs d PARTNERSHIPS.

~~S~~~~~-~~~~-~~~>
DENEWAL OF LIMITED PARTNER.
x. SKINKER, Of the city OF Richmond, 10 The
state OF Virginia, and GUSTAYUS OBI X, JOHN
X. OBER, and ROBERT ODER, OF the city OF
sssociated under The e. arm Of G. ODER & SONS,
have THIS DAY RENEWED The LIMITED Co-fAkl-
NERsHIP HERETOFoRE FORMED BY THEN on me
limitation December 3lst, 1874. for further pc
Rod OF Ave years, and TO expire on the 3lst o De
semDs ls7s Sf s pSF Ip%d :?
\ EsS In the city Of Richmond, Va, under the nrin
OF HILL q SkINKER.
Charles d. Hill and Charles r. SkInker ar. II
general partners, and Messrs. Gustayns uber, Jo9n
T. Ober. and Robert Obcr, under The nrm OF VI
DEER SOM special pa a", has been pu,
into the partnership BY 6. 15e + & = S' Wi,I
CHARLES X. SKINNER,
sysTAyGs %sEE,
per 6. Obcr, attorney,
ROBERT ODER,
per G. ODer attorney,
Special partners,
49,. . COMPOSING hrm of G. oOer & Sons
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIcHAoSp-to VII :
civ aforessd, in the Stale Of Virgnis, do certify
that Charles ID. Hill this day personally appratet
before Inc, In my said city, and MADE satn .has
the State OF Maryland, have actually paid Into me
firm of Hill Il skinker, OF which The afhant y
general partner the sum Of forty thousand dollars
as special partners therein.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF January
1876. [-ixnedl CHARLES U. WILLIAMS.
ia 12-d6t&tW5w Notary Public.
EROM THIS DATE Mr.. w. BEN. PAL
l. MER Is admitted 10 an interest In our house.
The firm name will remain unchanged ,o
PALMER. HARTaOOk y W.
RICHMOND, January /, 1875. n lin
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GIFT CONCERTS.
GRAND GIFT DRAWING.

CAsH-FORTUNEs-l,ls 100 SOLID GIFTS
$36o,0O0.
Capital GIFT, $4,000. Smallest gift, 500. ETC
CANT chromos with tickets, IS each. No discounts.
Drawing at the opera-House, PATERSON n. d.
positively on FEBRUARY 22D. Fun mercantile
value for every dollar invested and an eqaa
In the drawing. Cireulsrs free. ORDER promptly
TRUsrEEs.-Dr. $. DAILY, James Osborn 9eois'
w. Pollock. ~,
BOARD OF RHFeREScE.-W. X. Lothrop tlns'
Pres, No. 1874 Broadway, n. y; J. q. TODD tFrH.
Todd Rafferty, Manufacturing Company, No. ~
Barclay street, N. Y; David Hcary tnemDes u
Assembly,; and A. A. Hopper tsressasse ''''''
Paterson, Nj.
Oricial list OF drawn numbers naiiso ~ Az .nd
Who c,.no. attend In person. Address orders aho
bus,ness communications 70 the managers nc"
work ofaee. GEORGE A. RAYMOND,
| Northwest corner OF Broadway and PARK f.see,
| 10 2o-W4ts Ne~ 49,
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,rORNS CORNS! BUNIONSl BUN
remoyfd in a Few seconds, positively without The
slightest pain, that the patient is able to walk Inn
mediately with perfect ease and comfort, oy Or:
Si;H UI,fZ 100 Main street, between seventh and
Eighth f,Ip- stairsj, Richmond. Ladies and chill
dren attended rs usual. To insure his aid an early
call will 6blige. --.l-.sa--.-ga. ia Lk-lt6
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HERMAN BOSCHEN IA Rpo =:

III ERMAN BOSCHES a. BRO. -
Ii Their, successors to JOHN u .H3
BOSCHEN e son, Manufacturers and Ts.,a--.
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, AND yI1rspo
Elegant SGHOOL-SHOES formissps and td!sss.
Gentlsmen,s, Boys, and Youths fine C1Iiss,,
LEATHER BOOTS and SHOtS. "ALf sI
Ladies', Misses, and Children 5 Button an,
Boots Trunks, Vallses. and satchels At re ddace,
prices Rubber Oyershoes Of every dscrp,i acsa
aud guaranteed TO fjt Repairing neatly and W orcer
ly done. MIR. John II. goschen viii BE- niIae.spt-
attend to the wants OF his older patros, in Ss 10
tom department.. u A-.E..s - ~ NV cu,-
- HERMAN BosCHES & BEoTuvp
10 IL Nos. h09 aud Bill Rroac s.
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QUESTION: Where can | buy a
W good SHOES for myself or chill. s3
dren at low figures, but made Of good n,atera.!
Answer AT the factory No. 2l5 Broad street.
between Second and Third, where nothing bu, city.
made goods are sold.
BOOTS footed to order for only So. sells
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MILK--PURE MILK-RICH MILK
WI have established DAIRY upon my farm,
one mile and a han from Richmond, and VIII de-
liyerpurev rich MILK 10 parties wanting It, Try
my daley, and guarantee satisfaction, Address,
through Richmond or Manchester post emee, sta-
ting quantity wanted and hour for delivery
ja 25-lWh d. hhASeaa :
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DON'T PAY S5 FOR A Gal 4a
~ TER when you can buy city -made sa
one for O.. Don't pay a. for suoe wilen you can
buy one for IS. This Is true ii you don't believe
IT, 10 to the factory. PIC Broat street between Sec
ond and Third. Nothing but cl,y-ma goods sold
Every pair warranted. BOOTS FOOTED TO Or
DER FOX ONLY 10. selG
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GROCERIES &c.
EAMILY GROCERIES.

h'AMib UUOOGhRGSs
GREEN and BLACK TEAS.
FAMILY and xTRA FLOUR.
TOMATOES, PEACHEs, and CORN,
Old and new HAMS,
DRIED PEACHES aud APPLES,
TOILET SOAPS and FANCY BASKETS,
COOKING PRUNES, CHEESE ~,
with every thing In tie GROCERY llu@ except liz
QUURS. WILLIAM G. DANDkiDGE CO..,
/, 90 No. S27 Broad street.
ERESH VENISON, TURKEYS, AND
l. EGGS every other day.
In on No. 1927 Broad street.
CHOICE GROCERIES.
CITRON, RAIsINS, FIGS. PRUNES, NUTS, &c.
COOKING WINE, JAMAICA and NE" ENG'
cox khsn and 4 WILSON'S GELArINE;
CANNED PEACHES and TOM 4TOES.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEf & CO..
dc / 52S Broad street.
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AMsJSEmE NTH.
CONCERT AND READING.
There will be a
CONCERT AND READING

CONCERT AND READING
In the
sUNpAY.SCHOOL ROOM OF ST. MARKS
CHURCH,
corner Of Clay and First streets,
On TUESDAY NIGHT, February I'd,
IN AID OF THIS CHURCH.
The music will be rendered by some OF the best
vocal and Instrumental talent In the city.
Reading by Mrs. ELIZABETH BOWLER:
The number OF tickets limited. Price OF ticke's,
so cents. For sale at West, Johnston & Co.'S book
store. }. ?. Dupuy's drugstore, and j. W. Beve-
ridges Brook avenue ia 27-eOd3t
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General Assembly of Virginia.
TUESDAY, january 20, 1875.
SEly EtIt

Lieutenant overnor WITHERs In the chair
Prayer by Rev. G. G.. Biting, d. D., Of the
Second Baptist church.
House bill for the. protection Of wild fowl.
ETC., was taken up and referred to the Com.
mittee on General Laws.
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for four days was granted to Mr.. FLOOD.
PITBIIC SCHOOLS.

came up as the special order.
Mr.. MCMILLAN offered substitute for the
oath section as amended yesterday. Reject
ed-ayes, 81; noes, Al.
The vote then required upon the amend
ment to the Gath section, limiting the num-
her of days which any person may he re-
CURED to work on the public roads to four
days. Rejected.
Adiournpd
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Coal SWfndIing.

IRIS vICrIMIZED BY


PIECE OF CATGUr.
The San Francisco Ledger says: For some
time past the officials OF the custom house
have been In q quandary over some remark
able deficiencies between the actual weights
and invoices Of coal imported from Sydney
and Newcastle. For nearly six months past
the officials have been pulling their brains
over these curiositIes of coal Invoices with
out being able TO arrive at any definite con-
clusion. Several of the best detectives / n the
employ of the custom house were put on the
scent, but the adroitness Of the swindIe baf-
fed every effort. Yesterday morning, how
ever, an officer remained all day in close
proximity 10 pair OF Fairbanks scales
used by firm on Market street, heavy pur-
chasers OF coal from the importers. This
place had for long time been a suspected
locality, and the officer observed that when
ever the clerk inside manipulated a little
drawer there was an unaccountable defiec-
lion, though slight, in the beam OF the scales
A custom-house officer was outside superin-
tending the weighing, and the clerk Inside
making the entries. When the detective no.
IL with the movements OF the clerk inside,
he concluded he had found his game aud
going 10 the custom-house reported what he
had seen 10 the deputy surveyor. Soon
afterwards both returned, and, pouncing
upon the premises. burst open the drawer,
which was found 70 communicate with tue
scales by means OF piece of catgut. so that
pull upon the drawer caused a difference OF
about one hundred pounds In the weight OF
The coal. The clerk, on seeing that the fraud
had been discovered, sprang forward, and,
securing the box and part OF the apparatus,
made off, There is still enough left In the
hands OF the officers 10 convict the parties.
What has been the extent OF the swindle will
never be known, but there is no doubt but IL
Will amount To hundreds of tons of coal on
which the government loses its duty of IS
cents per ton, while The importers lose the
value OF the coal OF which they were thus
defTanipd
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Italian yesreau~~

a young Italian Culinary Spretto NJ a..
neatly, anr appaars 60 D. ver, ,s,.,., ns,s
happy now a. Jsii. Mary Is = mer,s rStis -
sixteen ears, too. but she has a ,,-,ode-f,l
s,,, -, e o.eer night lat a policeman
rear The sicewaik, with a hutcher-Enife
sticking ~ has abdomen. Toe man wa.
Gc.sflpl 6iAih, an Italian fruiter, aged thir-
~ tV n He had a ticket for passage TO italy
in his S''cket, by vessel 20 sail the next
day. Ncor ~ was the house where Mary
SorettO lNed with her father and mother.
Next door - This house, in the second story
was Gaili's room a veranda porch ran In
front Of both honsos. Mary Soretto slept In
the upstairs rnonn OF hsr fathers house. aud
Of the porch and that OF Gall,,s, Gaisspai
and Mary used 20 repair 10 their porrheS "a
summer nights, ana they began 10 make
more nesghborly. and Gnisenrse fonna his
way into Mary's rooEa--MaryNs r arentS dis-
covered the situation, and ir listed upos
Gnlseppi marrying their daughter, % which
arrangement he agreed, but was slow 70
perform MS duty. At length Mary as
ceriatned that GuiSeppl had procured q
ticket FOR passage 70 Italy, aud she went
Der and save her from a coming shame.
lhen ne positively refused 20 wed any such
woman. She told her parents OF the inter
view ano It's results. and aS ked her father
what she must do. He told her 60 DO sny-
thing she wanted 90. There waS a Sharp
knife In the house. and n she wanted 90 use
II for anything she could do a. Then the old
man went Ia bed and the daughter went her
way. She repaired 10 Guiseppis window
and tapped on ~. He asked Ter what she
wanted. and she replied that she would Ike
10 see him moment down On the street. lie
went down In his under-Shirt and drawers
snd Sfter he had once more refused ~ marry
her the stuck the knife into him and LETT 10
SUCKING. She ran hastily into the house,
fearing ne would chase her. but 10 happened
be Tell IN ais tracks. When she went in her
hther asked her where she had hecn and she
SIMPLY replied. "Out there with him" aud
went 10 Ted a. II nothing particular was the
matter. She lay there until the poles
aroused her and took her aud her fat ior n
jail. Inc above Il tie substance Of her Story
snd Confession. She did her work thoroughly.
and seems 10 have no thought that She ala
not DO lust The rlghf fhInN.
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DIED..

ALTMAN. On Thursday evening, tDber 7th, at
o clock, MARGARET ALTMAN, agef - years, n
months and days, daughter Of james aud Mary
Altman.
Relatives ard friends are requested to attend her
funeral from her parents residence AL lstn street
southwest ~ half past O'Clock on Saturday, 9Th
inst. High Mass 1T 81. Dominica The members
Of the sOdaiy are respectfully invited 90 attend.
lPhiladelphis papers please cOpy.l
CL0UGHLY. At Long Branch, New Jersey, at
midnight, on october 5tn, Of oiphtheria, NELLIE,
Youngest daughter Of Alfred and the late EudOrs
Friends OF the family invited 20 attend the IN
neral from her father residence, 1907 10Th street
northwest, on Friday, 18th instant, At O'Clock. q
Cooley. In Georgetown, ID. O., Octobsr Eth. at
6:3 o cleck ,. m, SAMUEL 7. GoDEY, son Of the
late Wm II. Godey, eel.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 90
sttend his funeral sunday, .; m, No. "a Con-
HAYe0N. October 9Th, att O'Clock .. IN, after .
lingering illness Of nine months. which she bore
With Christian iortitude, Mrs. ELIZA HAysoS, cid
est daughter OF the late Andrew b. Tinney, IN the
Funeral from the residence Of her mother, Mrs.
day, October 9TH, st o clock .. m.
SUMMERS. Or the 9TH inst ct 4;S a, N, after
q long and painful illness, REBEccA, whe Of Ac-
Quills T. Summers, aged 81 years.
unveil tky bosom, fsithful tomb
Take this trea cure 20 thy trust,
And give these sscret relies room
To slunlber In the sl,ent dust.
Her funeral viii take place sunday, the 10th lust.
at D. from her late residet ce, No 4o6 street
southeast Relatives and frie ada ere respectfully
invited 10 attend.
soPER. In Yedao, Japan, On the eth day Of sep
temeer, 1875, LENA IsABEL, aged l. months and IS
days daughter Of Rev. jules and Frank soper.
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a Girl Swtms Ten MILES

Sw mining Is an the rage An London now.
and The most notable feats are accomnlIShef
by young girls The News 81 the 2Hth SAYS.
The announcement that had been male
that some amateur swimmers would on Sal.
urday afternoon swim a race from London
bridge caused a large number OF spectators
10 assemble on the bridge, Their expecta-
tons were, however, doomed 20 diSapnoint-
ment, no race Of the kind ta king place How
ever, Miss Emily Parker, the young ladV
who last saturday week swan from London
bridge 10 BLACKWELL, undertook 10 swim from
London bridge To North WoOlwich Gardens
distance Of rather more than ten miles aud
quarter Taking the water at SOS on the
rrst OF good ebb, the swimmer at oncs
commenced her journey with her favorits
chest stroke. The tide was moderately good.
but the wind, which was rather high, was
dead against the swimmer. and the water
very rough and lurnpy, which rendered the
circumstances rather more unfavorable than
upon the previous occasions. Limehouse
Pler was reached at sac, and Nillwall Pier
at O'Clock. Greenwich. ere thousands OF
persons had congregated was passed at 6.i2,
and here man named Burke, who hat ac-
companied Little Emily from London
bridge gave up The South Dock was cleared
Al Z; y and blackwell pier, OF about seven
miles from the start, was breasted at 6.SI.
FROM WOOlWich the water was extremely
rough, ana The constant breaking OF waves
In the face OF the swimmer distressed her
considerably. Her brother. Harry Parker.
here entered the water win a view 20 en-
courage his sister, who was working hard.
North Woolwich gardens were reached At
10, or two hours and twenty -four minutes
from start. Miss Parker, after touching
ground, was taken on board a boat and
landed. Harry Parker carried her up 10 the
gardens, where, after she had partaken OF
some refreshments, Mr.. Holland presented
her with gold medal OF the value OF ten
guineas. Miss Parker did not partake of
any stimu1snt whatever while she was in
the water.
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~James j. voorhees,, son OF Daniel, Will
play Hamlet In rerre Haute soon.
RIA little boy at a Boston hotel said he
wanted TO ride up stairs in the "alleviator."
~"Titiens spiks vary well re Ingliss,"
says the Chicago Times.
~ The reason why we admire pretty feet
Because all's well that ends weil.-.S. Louis
Tunes.
B<Who wants TO bet that American girl
doesn't have monument before O. Wash
ingtOn gets one?-BOStOn Post.
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Cub, is your mother imp" asked a Viclxs-
burg lady the other evening OF a lad OF ten
who was Longing over his widowed mothers
gate.
mo, she's out" he answered.
leone up TO visit your dead fathers grave?"
she contin ued.
Not exactly" he smiled-''she's gone after
Ice cream with chap who has three inches
of fat on his ribs, and I'll bet ten TO one she'll
haltor him in less'n a month"; Ttcksbtre
Hfrnhf
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RAILROADS.
RALrIMoRK AID OHIO RAILROAD.
New York and Washington Air Line.


9 90 a. n, Baltimore and Wa, stations
S-4s a; Baltimere, Annapolis, Frederick and
1so.. n, Baltimore Brsasraa at Relay.
900 M, Nv YORK. Csgs .MsJ, Philadelphis,
Boston baltimore and Bel.y: ,,,..,.
n. nssfP: q e nen. PiSaTs Hsses
town, red. rick, stsun.on, Winchester mi
yslisy Branch, Pa'io1 car'' Di""sT at CAM,
sIos m, W ashington Junction and Way Stations.
$50 n M. Es't sf@ re s and Way Stations
9aooos NJ, Bslt,m0rs; Ps',s Cas, No Steps.
loo p m; Sss Yori, Psiadelphis, Boston, Nor.
Sls, BAit,m 90 and HlOG.i CITY R..g :,
spd Va, station. OniyJ Pa1ior GAYS 20 NssS
$50 ,. m, Baltimore, L.ure ane Relay.
s4s NJ rI.derick Washington junction and
1.4s p m, Baltimore, TrsdsricR and Way Sta
see 'I B,,,iimors, Phil.dslphi. and Relay:
$50 p m :, Chicago, 81 Louis, Louisville. Colum-
Svppo a, Ma'i,Hs5Srs. BrsakJaa at Parkns-
$40 , m Hager.Io~n, Winchester, and Way
Staff ORR va MetrsH9li,.n Branch
1s M Ral i%ore and md al 1,s IL Gsrction
$40 m, IIttsbGrg aud Cumberland Fast Ex-
2 90 .. N Baltimore Fast Eypre-s
S.is p. m D.. Ea,iiWo.e' Phlatelpsia; New York
s sSl, h0,' a. East Express P@'"d" Palace
I1.23 .. m, "a, Expres.. P,'l.1ar r'r,s 70 ca
Ct~os q, A~sNtN an ttHffHiiaff fTfsArs4 fahAFe
STsokfq-f ~ Grafton. ssBdIsky, Cincinnati,
IndiaUap liz
SUNDAY TRAINS.
9,l3 N RlItinore, Philafelphia, New York
ana sf.u Fast Express
BGlftrTOTs mi Way S,dftOHS-- m, 80, sos
and : 80 n
For Baif,t1or> 4Hd RsLay.-5 30 q. m 100 and
600 o
Wsa-s 90 a. IA D 80, 40. and IL rs ,. m,
stopping during the week.
sOAH IsG,ss Stop az V'adEet Hofsl, Relay House
Station.
For further irforr stion apply C, the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket OtlCes, Washington Station, and
- Penus' lyauia avenue, where orders VIII be
taken for Be- he checked and received at any
point in the oIty
THOS " SHARP. Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket A GENT.
GEO. kOONTE, General gent. sepll-tr