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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-07

ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion walker; New I 10 nv q
",e.mer Elizt Haneox. I'tilard, snrfois, = AR
chnndise and passengers. L. " tatuu, saent:
Schooner Ronny BOAT, Kelly, coal, New ioiaSs y.
ID: sr I Criterion Banks. Alexandria, coal.
Westham Granite Company. -.
Schoo ler tiiwan, Prince. Charleston, ). C.sDpos~
pn sssconsr Alice Miil, =, Norsh cAro'iua,, fish.
Da SsnGSsr john 4. Curtis, Qaillan, New York.
sa srsnoner iris, Clarke Norfolk, Ash llasenDore1
Norris. GAVIN
s,o.u,ar MISSIONER, skinner, Balsimore ner.
chanaise and passengers. fowhstsn sssanSoaa
Company shr, Charlton. eour, Monieyideo, Galesp
miIis Manufacturing Com oAay; vessel. Castts &
Parker. ., ncNo,.,.f onp.s.,rht.
iron ORE Reading Railroad No. n, MeE4ddsn,
phiadei ohia, grADste. .'ur'is = Parker.
MEMORANDA
wood, NINA -. Cuttls John IL HALL G'p ssan;
MI Despesandum' ana Il. ~. ries'e-aA H1s'N
NEW YORK. May Gar rived: ssh.o s,s1. :: y
gasse Russell Maze T law sG sso,h.rs seison; L.
Comnson. Fossr,y: ..nd William Ae6ee' Sn '''
dsnIssi from vsr;inis. :. An .chooner
Ar III Iameson, lam ,.on from Riehmoad Va
t philsdsIphi4 ,,u the bta schpone. hoss IT,
~ Viii. Mullen, fr ,m Richmond sa'' WIN saSD'
By Telegraph
Foar MosoE. MAY s-r1.,srL pas: Also ps SssS
parl, from kichmoad II ,.nm Eiehmoad ior
Amalie a'.d brig hoaeis' 1Ao''' .s.., .
NEW ioaK. May arrived: Scotia ~, GG asesiS:
s%as ssa Hss@i. Lssfs M one
Mlssissippl. Andte, Joaa F@asaa W." -.
! ~, sy1ar
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THE PEACH CRop. Philadelphia, May B.
The Press, Of this city, Will tomorrow
morning publish reports from over one hun.
drcd points in Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
and Maryland, showing the present condi-
ton and prospects OF the peach crop in those
States. These reports indicate that the late
severe weather has not materially affected
the truit-trecS, and that while the crop may
he somewhat backward the general outlook
is very favorable.
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tHHg>r or >uFrOSEn wouLp.BE ASSASSIN.
7runr. May $50 4 MA special from
J. .lu 10 TIE IuH"$ reports that IA working
tr-.nu,r residing in tie suburbs of Berlin
Ia, h,"U AR. >'rt white proving around the
:au>.ou 81 Prince Bismarck. y loaded pis-
l.. va i3uui n Ms pocket. lie is tempo
Iy...y lJa-c4 IN 4 juuatic asylum.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
OFFERINGS,

RICHMOND, May 6, 1915.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-WhHe. 40 bushels. Red 2 bushels
CORN White, S32 bushels. IelLoac. 40 bushels.
Strdto-coiored, 104 bushels. .Mired, 324 bushels.
DATs.-l95 nuSilels.
RYE.-4 bushels.
MEAL.-50 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White: 90 bushels on private terms.
CORN White: 25S bushels vary good AT SIC:
% bus shells private terms: 22 bushels at SEC.
&c oushclsat S6c.-total, Al S bushels. Tellop: 40
bushels 1T S5c. .Mired: AZ bushels urime at S7c
214 bushels at Soc.; 81 bushels at S6c.-total, 324
bushels.
OATS.-26 bushels at &c.
RYE.-4 bushels at 9Oc.
MEAL.-50 bushels very good nj So.
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I.icor1Ce.
Lurnber, Ntayex. E.fc.

/
| L,cortce paTe.-J. o. &C CO... 31c.: r, g., 90
a. ". u" 23c. *. i Co.. 24c.: y s., 25c.; Anchor
&c; A. e. c. 26c.; G. e., CSC.
Lumber, Slaves. Etc:
Lnnber White oak. s11m14.5O p 1000: u 'es,
.'rn virginia poplar 81 UMS1 "a 900: white nj he
50 Ns76 ~ 600. Yellow nine boards Il D4DkII
!oist u 26lSlS. according to lengths. shingles
Pfut, ~. 60Gs5: cypress six-inch, *7.50N $3.50
y 1000. Laths-Splt, $3.50; sawed, $3.50 Q
stnres.-W hskey-barrel timber. green. 81 S@2O
n 1000: seasoned. s2ODs25 y 1000 Flour.
barrel timber. SeGs7.50 ~ 1000. Flour barrel
poles, $T@SS: hogshead hoops, no demand; hick-
orr hoop, $3.50.
Rope: Manila, pest, 20 @25c. slsal, 22c. p ID;
fute l. i4c. a-erL
Rags-Ai1ed cotton, 3hc. white, 49oc.; wool.
len, 2@3c.
Powder; Shot Etc. ,
Fuse: Toys mining. SO, soc. ds1.25 Is 100 feet.
Pointer: 1915 by the i've segs-less rnaiI i've
kegs, 1925; blasting. S3.50lS4.
SHIT: Northern. 1875 Il Dag Of 25 lbs.
~GTtndStoHes: 2@2H-. n ID.
Mill-Fced.
Shipstuf: 55c. p bnsflsi.'
BroG5.stuR: 30n3Jc. ~ busne
Shorts: 25G30c. II busfel.
Wheat Bran: 20a55c. ~ brshel.
Corn Bran: 1S@2Oc. a. bEshel. .
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK

. NEW YORK. May g. oon.-Stocks dull. Money
o. coo. 1l57s. Exclange-Long, 4SS; short,
49l. Governments active. STATES quiet,
Erentng- Money easy AT 2i.,G3. sterling quiet
at 4SS. Gold closed ut l 53s@D1 15H. Governments
dull aud stcaGy. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 6.-VirginIa 6's, peelers, 4ob:
consols, 54X West NirgInias. 8. North Carolina
6s, old, 2ui; new, IL: special tax, 8. Bid to-cay
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REMOVAL OF tue CAPITAL OF WEST FIR-
GvNiA-A notice Of Injunction has been
served on the Governor and all the State
officers. crjoiniug them both in "their OFF,
clal and individual capacities. their agents,
cmplo,c', and all other persons wha,>o-
ever from aiding or assisting in removing
the capital. In the mean time the carpen-
tiers are still at work packing up just the
same rs they were before Wheeling Regis
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The Troubles i'm the Coal Regions OF
Pennsylvania.

PorrsvILLE, PA, May 6 --Adyices from
the upper coal regions are worse. Coffin-
notices have been served on those who re.
sumcd work. A two.aud-a-half-inch rope,
used at the incline plane, was cut in i've
places. The intention doubtless was to XII
the policemen. There are logs placed across
the track, but the trains are run with caution.
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IL $50 2.772 LOGS
INSPECTED STOCK or HAND.
DASyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

[Reporlcd expressly for the Richmond DispatchI
MAY 5.-Breaks good. Prices better than they
were las. week. az
Luqs Very common. s6@$8 common, $l0@
81 2: medium. kI2M$l6; go.d. $ COS y.
Ftf(frs.-Leaf-C Common, SlOWS14; medium.
Sl4M$lS: coed. 81 S9DS25
Sln,hers-tommpn. 81 2M$l6: medium bright,
81 66S2O: good 10 fancy. $25(G$40.
Bright Wrappers Conn on. S23@$3O; me-
dunn. S30@S45: good. S45@$55; extra, $50
M,hogTnV TrGpperS.-"ommnn. s25Gf35:
mrdium, S35Gs45: good, $45 $50; extra. 500
1Sz5 ALPHA,
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Railroad bridge Burned.

UoRSELLsvILLE, n. u. 'yG.-The bridge
(thirly miles north OF nerc) on the llorDeilS.
VILE and Aticl branch OF the Ellie ROAD, Sald
to be the largest structure Of the kind III the
world, has been burned.
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* UuMMERUEAN" AUGUSTA CUUN-
= TY, VA.lRYE WtIiSkt I've desire 10
sprpIoI;S INVITATIONS OF the above r"phlar prauo
OF Virgnn noun lain whi-ksy. This nr. ant nav, nav
Ing been duly registered and pfotee,ea. oy Sopb
incton' ID. c. is our sole properly ana DINER par
ties using the same. or any Imitation Thereof, ae ~
n,r Themselves liable to prosecution according 10
law. JEN \ i>o;; 7 n 49, Se,cL,nts
1850, richmond. Va.
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Since the last rains there has been marked
improvement in The appearance OF the wheat.
We are still in hopes OF fine crop.-Shendn-
doQh U,rdli.
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ALEXANDRIA. EIsH. MARKET.

MAY 5.-Thc receipts since yesterday have been
s. OG0 snad, which sold at'from $40 ID $1,000 "
hundred 6G,GG1 herring. which sold at Sig
S11.50 SsthousaEd.-GdEtts.
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t'xOrcIdc.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May G.-The proprle'
tor of Cuadwick's Museum was arrested TO-
day charged with Wle.murder.
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rs.c kentucky Gorcrnorsiiip

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Nothing has been
heard from Kentucky yet, but dispatch
from Cincinnati says it is understood that
McCreery has been nominated for Governor.
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Sou.ressrn Elected.

ATLANTA, GA. May g. Ben. Hi mas
been elected to Congress from lhe MINI
district in place of MrNlllan, deceased.
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Close of the yirStnius Complication.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-The State Depart
mcnt has aoviceS that Spain has PAID to
Minister Gushing the entire NTglnlus
award, thus closing thi. complication.
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ar l6.2m 9ol. corner Ninth and Vain streets.

DilLLlPS Il JENNINGS.-We are re-
cc'rin2 cally new ring goods .conSis ing OF
chin, aud Cocoa Mating OF all grades. Carpets,
Oil-l 'lOth>. indo"- III uirs auu Hollands. Rugs
ana Mats. Cornicc and Lace Curtains Paper tang
!ngs Il AL styles. A orders prCInptly attended 10
III town or country. store No. -. corner Frank
liz and Governor streets, Richmond VA.
al 81
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MARINE rSTEILIGESt iE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 9, 1870.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY z, 1879.
s,, rt.es Noon sets........l9.el
Sun COS ~ Cos High ride ........... 10
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.HLD GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
~ GCANO-We offer inI sale the small portionf
remaining Of this traly valuable GU ANO. Plant
IRIS and others are assured that This GUANO s.
~ larrc quantities from the Cnincha Islands. ~
In D1-a Seldom & RRECF.
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,,oTsr.FTHyI.HIyG GOODS.

IO1S SPRING. 1SES
We have received our stock Of MATTlSGS,
CAEPkTISGS, RUGS, FLOOR and TABLE
Uli.CLOTHs, LACE CURTAINS. SHADES, &C..
which We offer at reasonable prohis.
The ilrgcs, and b. ST stock Of FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS to be found in the State.
RP. RICHARDSON & CO.,
Do, 0n- ,,r,.r <;,,b .n3 Al min strprts
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Lfcorfce Paae.-J. q, C CO... 3lc.: r, g.. 2a.c
~. Co 23c. +: Co.. 24c.: r s., 25c.; Anchor
&c; A. Z. C., 26c.; G. y G., CSC.
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ST. LOUIS, May 8-Flour du]l buyers .snaIM
redrctlon. Corr dull and deciinns: NO. mixed,
30 ,,uIi ~, S22. sl"un unchaug ii. with oaly
IiIp.fed ,obin. d Mud. lard N uina'iy laSc.-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-08

WnM1NaroN.-Cotto frm-middling
149; net receipts 1B9; exports constwise
EoRFoLK. quict --middling
153; net receipts 293; exports coastwise
500
BALTIMORE. Cotton quiet-middling
l52; gross receipts 6S3; exports constwise
50; sales 20.
PHILADELPHIA Cotton dull-middling
1Gl; low middling 1853; good ordinary
14s gross receipts 399.
GALVESTON dull and nomi-
nal-middling 143; low millling IA;
good ordinary 13s; ret receipts 173; ex-
ports coastwise ,412; snlos 100.
ST. LOUIS. Flour quiet and weak
buyers off. Corn higher--70. Whiskey
2o.3 30. Bacon quiet; jobbing and order
lots,-9l shoulders; i2SG,12} clear rib;
12!@l3I clear. Lard nominal.
LouIsvILE.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn active, ut 7OGr72. Pro-
visions dull. Pork 2O.25@2O.5O. Bacon
shoulders 9s@9l; clear rib 12sG;jl2s;
clear 13s@13l. Lnrd dull-tierccs 15(a'
ll5l; kes 16. Whiskey firmer Is
Tagging tir,n-13I@14.
BosToN.-Cotton dull-middliny 1G:
net receipts ii0; gross sol; sales :':5
LoNDoN-Noon.- rate 3 3-1G-
BIG below bank
PARIS. s.-Rentcs 6if 9Oc.
LIvERPooL-3 P. Motion quiet and
nnchnnged-middling uplnnds a; mid
ding Z 1916; sales 10000, including
5,5oo Americnn; speculation md export
1000; bnsis midd1ing uplands, nothing
below low middling, deliverable June or
July, "a; August or September, 1916;
basis middling Orleans, nothing below
low middling, deliverable August or Sep
tember, II; basis middling uplands,
nothing below good ordinary, delivera-
BILE July or August, l1-1G; September,
y; basis middling Orleans, nothing be-
low low good ordinary, deliverable June,
7 11-l6
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The Attorney General of the State of
New York, on Thursday, filed lis pendens
against the property belonging to Peter
Is. Sweeney, Chamberlain of New York
city during the Tweed regime, and of
James NJ. Sweeney, his brother. The
amount sued for is 81, 1872, 598, alleged to
have been wrongfully obtained AMI con-
verted from the County of New York by
the Swecncys whilst holding public
Offices.
PRICES YIELDINo.-There are signs in
all quarters of the yielding of prices.
The standard of living is coming down.
We see that compensation is falling
along with cost of living, and costs and
charges generally go hand-in- hand to-
wards the platform Of peace and serenity.
When that is reached We shall have bet
ter times-abundance of work, album
dance of food, abundance of raiInent,
abundance of peace and security.
Ben. Butler, as chairman of the Board
of Visitors Mt West Point, will doubtless
use the position to revenge himself upon
the regular army for the abuse he has re-
ceived Mt the hands of West Point gra-
duates in the past. If any man dislikes
West Point it is Butler, and yet General
Grant has made him q Visitor" know
ing this fact
The best blood purifier is Heinitsh's
Queens Delight. 8
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At tho rate the forests are burning
down through this country and in
Canada, the tree-planting system, which
has been, happily. inaugurated in the
Northwestern States on small scale,
will doubtless become n stern necessity
after few years. The fires reported re-
Gently rs ravaging the pineries of the do
minion of Canada, near Ottawa, had
already destroyed more pine than could
be cut in three years, and in Pennsylva-
nia and New York the same disastrous
results nre appearing. The New York
Erpress has suggested that an nppro-
pirate celebration of the centennial year
would be the planting of tree by each
of the 40, 600, 600 of people in this coun-
try. Certainly, something of the kind
will be necessary ere long.
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Sales,
Furniture.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, 9Th inst, 1
will sell, ut my store, at 10 o'clock,
A variety of FURNITURE, &C., among
which is very nice Cottage Chamber
Set. Sale positive. Terms cash.
June 8
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RAID Upon ILLICIT DIsT1LLEns.
lector Carpenters CRUSADERS" recently
sent out against the illicit distillcrs in
his district, returned, yesterday, after m
absence of nearly two weeks. They sue
ceedcd in breaking up and destroying
twelve Illicit distilleries, captured 100
gallons, more or less, of "blocknde"
whiskey, and five old violators Of the
law, who were bound over to the United
States Court to answer for their crimes.
The whole up-country where this traffic
is carried on becoming alarmed, and the
blockade runners" hiding out in the
woods, the collector deemed it advisable
to recall the party and await further de-
velopments. The law-abiding, tax-pay-
ing portion of the community has af-
forded Collector Carpenter all the assist
ance in their power, and 1t is hoped this
traffic can be effectunlly stopped Thus
far the collector is extremely satisfied
with his SUCCESS in his first attack upon
the blockade" whiskey distillers and
contraband trnders.- Union Herald.
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RELEASED. The fine of 81, 500 imposed
by his Honor Judge Mackey upon Ran
som and d. F. Gardner, who were con-
victed ut the late term of the court for re-
ceiving stolen goods, hns been satisfacto-
rily arranged and the parties have been
released from prison. We may here re-
mark, that this is the first instance upon
record in this State, where party has
been convicted of receiving stolen ngri-
cultnrnl products, Notwithstanding the
large amount of it done. We hope that
the ball now put in motion will not cease
to roll until it engulphs every little cot
ton and corn-trap in the town nnd
County. We hear of some men who
plant three or four acres Of cotton and
ship from fifteen to twenty bags. This
practice of buying cotton and corn from
negroes mt night, who do not fslant n
stalk, should be prohibited by statute.
Lancaster Ledger.
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Pendleton Manufacturing Company
Stock.

ON WEDNESDAY, Odd instant, at 10
~ o'clock A. NJ, at our Office, 1877
Richardson street, we will sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on account of
whom it may concern, SEVENTEEN
AND-A-HALF SHARES OF THE PEN
DLETON MANUFACTURING COM
PANY'S STOCK. Par value of each
share 500. SEIBELS & EZELL,
JuneS AuctiOneers
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Public Meeting.
A T the request of number of infuen-
IN tial Republicans, Public Meeting
of the Citizens is called to be held at
the Court House, THIS (Tuesday)
EVENING, ut o'clock for considera-
ton of municipal affairs.
c. J. STOLBRAND, r.
June Chairman Com. of Twenty.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-25
HOTEL AitliEx AIS.
Thente- 49, Christmas Performance

VI, on, ..,.,l .,,,,,r,o. Tho Vivian.
be AHFe'e' o-'' 'i'"'''H ''-
matinee this afternoon md performance
thi. evening We have only to call at
..; 1,a oxoarlar. hin ,,rssor.a5 -
-l'>3a-. ,ta+ 4. 49, r.,.
$50 ,,,.,,, 70 ciya ,bai,. r,,ron. an
t.u var,b, ~ t,a 49, -,
~ lii 1nr Iba INV ve fn5 ,he fnlIox.
r.a.ar,(a,'.. :. ! aoh ~ .v.rr ANA
- a,,an3s .ha 1na,;,.o will r.c.ir.
Chr;s,,,os c;t, ices at H.. ,n.t;,a.
III - ~ ,h.. t3.r,I ,,r,css ;, I'M.
80 III H. fo~ ~ a,.,i,,,, :,
I. Ea.,,il, Ire, overr,,ra- Oh MIAMI.
v;,b ~. cr.,t y;y;ar. a, orio =, yhicb
Er: Lorraine gives Us h"'uoon NE
tnr. and hv way Of CONCLUSION LANA
the Cigar GIri Of Cuba Here then is
very attractive on ana one which VIII
MI the mouse no DOUBT
, p J.LI;,l o,D...
- 0''ii i-'i'''' ~
sen, Pennsylvania, who has been IN
gagged to fill the PRESBYTERIAN Church
PuiP'' ~ MS Ga! Ai''S "iii''"' o"-he
" tne. ec.4 .-'-o,- ;-, ~ w.,
viii h3.d ia services in hi. civ in tb,
H.sc,,i, B,lI on next S,hI,oth at -
:, and p ,. It i, hopej th,t th-
hail viii b. wcll filed as tie reverend
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A.,h,s +. 49,. last i,.s. ,.1'I Tuesday
-. +. 2.,..,.s,,,o,r. T., max. a
nl"'ii'i-' - w a..
bnef SUMMARY ~ ''!~ h'''''' - Wv
qmus.E"u:> winch arr to ihi- page
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ca monday h'SL' AZ wv ''"'' - '''
risr The Iurres are repTr'' f'"'l'es
.t,h. -,,.,t ,f,.-,.,!..h.ru!.. 49, 81! festive
.... ~. r,.,,,,s..,., .,tv.s in
,n. 49,.
r'T'"In - ~ -iF''t''9 .'' NV wa
ln:.l.. The lIrilss gwen - the soc.'
..x "a ,ars,, 3,te lncb t. the carly
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-25
The Proposed Benefit {. Rev. George
u. Allen.

Carson is rot remarkable igs is con-
s;au"y .own-J tie eoa! sen Nao as'e
prayed for the forgiveness o.; !ts ans
aud preached f.. iL, lel:egsueA, o. its
souls. There IL ~: cre PREACHER
anon Is NOW W.T. he'll D.. pulph here
ten years ago: not one. rhs oldes; in
point Of service and residence is the
Rsv. George Il. Alien, the Rector of ST.
Peters Church. All the rest Grn com-
parativelv pex comexs. /. is the Gus
tom and policy - tie Methodist Church
to ma.e frequent changes. They prac.
tica rotation IN of:iee. The prasby;e-i.
ans changes When they want to change;
and thy nave wanted to c.nugs several
times sin, sturdy Parson Whites day.
The Cathc4cs are under a i! cipllue Of
their own which neither permits tho ez-
ercise 0. the popular vc!no in directing
lis affairs, nor .As pryias eye Of the
newspaper reporter N l.oliLG into it's
machinery. The Rarlisis ars but i'll the
beginning q. thing, Re YET; and the
Hormons. since the departure Of Elder
Brand. have not hal stated services.
Siuca the occupancy 81 their present
church e,hi.cc, the Lplscopalians have
had out one Rector. he j. nov about
to sever his long connection with that
congregation. It IS not probauie lhal
Mr.. Allen viii soon be again settled ia
Carson as n minister.
Tho good women II -. Peters
Church, stirred 10y the heart of affection
and symp.- tc:iC re,ari. have taken
steps for making an ntttstat!ou oi tLeir
substantial esteem fer their departing
pnstor. Or Tuesday night next, t the
Carson Iheatcr Hail, they will give III
entertainment Tor his benefit. This en-
tertaiument will consist Of concert ~
the Aron SGcl.ty and Il dancing party
10y the general public. We warinl! sec
oud this very mmencable proisct.
lr. Alien ha, served this people faith
fully, earnestly and with well directed
zeal. He has shown hiusclf an earnest
Christian, an industrious pastor aud a
very worthy citizen. HIS wife and chill
dien and himself constitute one Of the
most esteemed and valued families in
this State. He has ever been OF the
most liberal N his views: never ut all
narrow or blsot,d; bit ready to recog-
niZs Christianity wherever II existed Ia
earnest. Ills work IN building up tho
Sunday School Of his Church has been
eminently successful. 1t is the most
s,,s
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school IN this state. For his qualities
az \ man his faithful services az Il
minister; show o! appreciation o
Lis lie aud IS. .'f as a oltihon ana 81
id ana honurea silont OF Carson, ~
hone this entertain AT mnv prove
real, substantial benefit something tha'
will give him assurance that lie does 40.
leave Carson frierdlcss or unappreoia;s5
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THE FArokITE.-Tbs Bank Exchange Saloon,
nrnrr Of Kin, and Ornisnx strcets. il hecsn!ins

CORNER Of King and Ornisny streets, q hecsmine
the farolits resort of tlis city. 1he great
attraction 10 Ere icrichsburs Seer, while 'ao
best Of wines, liquors and cigars IRE. also, sold
at the bar. trst class l'eirO Game for the
amusement Of guests, = cold lunch a: al hours
and hearty good cheer for al are Its recoMInen-
Iations to public favor. L. Z. Brown ia the
proprietor.
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DIAMONDS. DIs;ioSDA pih
WoSDS!!:
40 Pli,.s titty per Cent. Less fhs'
auy Place IN Tais state 1.
cyprnn,.e,, OF No sole !;

,p.. Ensens.oeh. determined 10 meet
..,.:.,,.,,,s ,h;s ,n,rks. on,,,,l
VIC IT '''''' '''' '''' -, -.
terms rs VIII give III" ''''"ehh u '"'''''
= chance TO purchase valuable Jea.lfs az
,,,;,.j ,o ,ba ,imss has ,el,ctei.
'" w. '~ ~ u- 49,, .r,,r,.,,
WIN great Gaze tue u'''' '''''
STOCK o'
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The Emporium OF Fashi n.

NA.. I. CUSNtNGHAk now ezra her en IKE
stock Of laf.st styles in ladies and chi'drcu's
h,ts St tonishiI low prices Hat trim
Inin,s aud elegant Isdies' neckties and b spdkrr.
Carct boxes Just recGived at e9usl'y low prices.
Ia addition to my eIe'rsive dress making Il '-
pertinent / nEngfsctUre handsome Ia lies
clOaks and it viii bs to any lays Interest to
. At, ana examine theul. Ready n.g!e V spp.r~
fer $50. Gardeners kid s..ves AID recLties
in all celors. Now is your ti1lc % Secure your
holiday presents: my rices on ell goods are 20
CIV that none Will have cause to conn laia Of
hard ti-ner. EHs. Z. CUSNISSH.N,
6ecll, CUEbe.t Block.
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THE SIGHTS or CHRisTKA~ EEE.

The state Orphans Home Alive "'1
Cheer and Delight.