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VIRGINIA CoAT-oF-ARMs.-Mr. B. A. Rich
ardson has completed the Virginia coat-of-
arms intended for the State department at
the National Centennial Exposition, which
opens at Philadelphia to-day. 1t is painted
on copper shield, in the form OF key
stone, Of the following dimensions Width
at top, fifty inches; at bottom twenty-nine
inches; length, forty-one inches. Mr.. Rich
ardson has executed this piece of work with
great care, and in an artistic point OF view
it is credit to his superior genius. At the
close OF the exposition it will be placed in the
State capitol Norfolk Landmark, 10Th.
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SILVER Com AS A LEGAL TENDER.-[To
the Editor Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. any
one tell why silver coin, which had been a
legal tender since the formation of the Gov
eminent for any amount, was in 1873 de-
priyed Of that quality? Is there any good
reason why it should not be restored at
once? why does Congress hesitate? It is
answered that it would enhance the value OF
Senator Jones's silver mines, and should not,
therefore, be done; and that is the states
'mansh1p OF this centennial year! Bah
J. D. D. .
BERKELEY Sprays, Vest Virginia, May
6, 1876. " ..,.yt
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aE.EylfHlaTo nars,

~ tsts
klxiHsToI, TINT yase
pstatss saR sfsatEse threfsy eaT
.oldsg milo ass-r-sFasi rom
l::ass , 4;
I: Eae second raee--1a fgr d9nulTs..
year olds, dFe eighslls 9 d IaIlB szas MON
f y ]. ...s.idss, beasang Zen Brooch MhdHas
The fayorite. Time 5.gH33.
roRAcco PA: aR siis ia, HopsBs BbkxKs
Lou1syTILE May 19.--f ffs sts. jiay de-
stTuyed Jafles Glark's great tobacco pre-
pairing house. Loss. 900 .7-pri1s ipsiss q on
stock. Insurance, $4,000 & 80 IS
ANoTHER sTAtrEssifs;ST NAILED. Tss7s
CEc1NHATI, May 10. Dr.. Hight editor OF
the Western Christian .Adp6cGte, anewers
sinat nr, Lanahan's statement OF the affairs
Of the Methodist DSS22k Concern III the West
is untrue and unfair. The checks which
DR.. Lanahan displayed in the Conference as
having bean stolen were every one cancelled,
and OF no value whatever. ii 49, SD
ARRESTED RoRiWHIsKEY FRAUDS
New YORK, Nay i0.-Severaf 81 the par
ties indicted yesterday BY the grarid iury OF
the United Statcs Cireuit Court on the
charge Of completely In crooked whiskey
frauds have been arrested. e There are still
some eight or ten to be arrested.
4 PoLIcEMAy ACCIDENTALLY ELLIS NM
= n 81 !. SELF ~. So 4 q 49,;
! ATLANrA, GA, May l0.-PatrRk Lynch,
killed himself to-day w.aile closing the. door
OF q cell in the station-hsuse. d ,.9.
.sn:aa oBlTUAEYL, Y2as t.sFii Ett &
RALEIGH, n. c., May l0.--Ralph. Il. Graves,
principal of the Hiilsbord Military Aclde-
my, died suddenly to-day at HilisboroT-
WOMAN's SUFFRAGE .EssesIA.
= .I.gt 1f, tftttz3 trIoN. .S,iEs1.sf t .'2ssEi
NEW fYeKK, May 10.-T-he annual con
ventien OF the National Wcznan's Suffrage.
Association begun o-day at Masonic Temple.
Mrs. M. Jocelyn Gage presides. Miss Susan
b.. Anthony addressed those present on tie
objects and aims OF the Society. She was
followed by Mrs. Gage on ttWoman's In
ventions." 49, -. 80
$50 MORE CONFESSIONS BY PIPER II. ,.1i
.BosToN, May 1O.-In additions to his con-
fession Of the Young and Landregan MUIR
ders, Piper declares fe. had mania for
burning buildings. On the 18th OF Deem
Der, 1873, he fired Concord Hall and also at
tempted to burn Briggs store. On the,
night OF the Landregan murder he confesses
that he also made murderois assault upon
girl named Sullivan,
A Observation-Disclosures WOMAN.
New YORK, May 10.-A woman named
Sarah Stevens, twenty-six years Of age, en-
tered the station-houseto- day and confessed
that she gave birth to an illegitimate child,
and, assisted by her mother, burnt it in q
stove. This, she said. was about five years
ago, and her conscience prompted her to
reveal her crime. It is thought the woman
is insane. -StY&f s.. s"1ss2 $500
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Boss TwEED.-Midland, Georgian Bay,
Ontario, May 9.-There is no truth what
ever in the report sent from this place to a
New York paper that Boss Tweed wintered
in this part OF the country. No person
answering Tweed's description is or ever
has been here. ~.
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tlUUE rI3t.', iU.- I.vSIIIN
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1876.
t, ;..r + ARRIVED. s Il Elffys5S Gss5'
Steamer Shirley, Traycrs, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers L. Ii. Tntum, ageut.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. u. II. Tatuu. agent
Bark Ansgsr Dan.l, Pill, Hampton Roads, light, 70
load petroleum for Europe, Chesapeake ana Ohio
railroad. ztt +. ,5 -
T,,-..,..,,r,t,si SAILED. u ~ a ~
Schooner George p. Hallock,t Sharrctt, New York,
coal. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Effort, Lowe, Philadelphia, granite, CuT-
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT, z
From Philadelphia May 9Th, schooner james arE
Vance, Lee, - 81
--&-' MEMORANDA. :.
Schooner Lucy NJ. Collins, Curtis, from Richmond,
at philadelphia May 3th = -
Schooners Minnehalla, Myers, and Argo, Taylor,
from james river, at Philadelphia May Sth.
Schooner Amelia Hearn. Moore, was loading at
New York for Richmond May 10th. 4
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RANKERs AND BROKERS.

DAILROAD. AND STATE BONDs.-I
III offer $5,000,00O OF UEFAUI.TED FIRST
GOLD BONDS OF $1,000 EACH,
from ID Der bond upwards. The bonds are ali regu-
larly issued by various railroads and States and many
Of them win prove enormously profitable. Lists and
price, will be cheerfnlly given. !,
W. H. WEEKS. Banker.
Eit @ 17S Broadway, New York.
Railroad, State, and county bonds wanted.
my 2-eod7t stfEH 3t. 5sssfi& ~ y
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-pnoFE,,sis;lHONAL s Cs,IARDs.

GPECIAL NOTICE.--DRs. JORDAN o.
u DAVIDSON, principals and propristors o. the
may be conf entialy consulted at their
nrieats ONCE and residence, 1925 Hilbert street,
Office hours from 10 "A. III ttiI2 II
NJ. and fremt6 till o I. ID IN
Sundays till 3 +, H. only, mp aS-1ta
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R1cHMoND's NEXT MAYOR ABOARD. Colo
mel W. c. Darlington, the coming mayor OF
Richmond, was on the Richmond and Dam
vile cars yesterday for apleasure trip "way
down in Georgia." He seems to be IN me
health and spirits. What re!-Dano'He
Ne1cS, 9Th. --a. VI.
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CLEANING, DYEING, DC.
TO LADIES : AND

4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW IN
in the largest carpetIeeaninge in Paris
mud Brussels, and consequently thoroughly &C
Guainted with the most effective processes for clean
Ing in use, has opened an establishment at 1911
MAIN STREET. His peculiar mode Of cleaning ena-
bles linn so thoroughly to RENOVATE CARPETS,
CURTAINS, and FURNITURE, as to make them
appear now, and not only removes but protects them
from mildew. His prices are twenty-five per cent.
be I,,, those for like work done In New York;
putting down, and repairing, single width twelve
cents per yard; double width. fifteen cents; lace
curtains, 81 per window. Velvet, plush, and damask
curtains at moderate terms. s mp lS-lm
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AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY lssr9

AMERICAN HOME VISIONARY SOCIETY
NEW YORK, May 10. The American Home
Missionary Society held its annual meeting
here to-day. The reports show 9T9 minis
tiers engaged In the service, OF the Society,
t02 churches organized, reviyals reported In
900 churches, and 6,a97 conversions. Re-
;ceipts for the year, S3i0, OPT; expendi tures,
s3O9, s71 During the year there We're also
/, GO children gathered in the Sunday
schools. &, f,tIftt fig. & b Isl III. G
THE MICHIGAN REPU b e " )
DETROIT, May 1G.-The Republican State
Convention, met to-day. with 400. delegates
fnresent. The delegation to Cincinnati Wass
instructed 90 act as much as possible as q
unit. b,it Id treat with Difference the
.oninions q delegations representing states
less reliably Republican than Michigan. s's
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CRIMES AID sAsUaLTsEs.

virginia soldiers Have Reunion:
loiisicas.-F ai lure D and Bofalca-
sl Ion Home for tho Rraerifsrcss--
Az ,nnal Maesang OF the American
Trse, society--ofher Religious HAT
ters, 4a,'., dc. - Il .ssi
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Reported for the Dispatch.l
FOURTH DAY.


FOURTH DAY. PSI. rs.
Rev. NJ. w. Staples addressed Frcsbytery
In the interest of the Bible cause; and this
object, by resolution, was recommended to
ll!e pastors and sessions.
Ihc churches were requested to take up a
collection in June to aid in erecting church
"u!0ln" ut GraySon-oid Courthouse.
me causes OF cyangelistic work and edu-
rUi0n received considerable attention ut
'lie hands of Prcsbytery. We have bad an
evangelist in the field the past year whose
!"Dors have been greatly blessed.
TIesbytery licensed Messrs. y. Belts and
D. ". sexton. Mir. Belts was dismissed to
lAe frcsbytery OF EbeneZer, Synod OF ken
lucky. Mr.. Sexton remains in our own
bounds. H..
Alter thanks TO the people OF Bristol for
lnclr hospitality and kindness Presbytery'
adjourned. u.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
A DNICE FROM ROME, 1919.

ADVICE FROM ROME, 1910: =.
BURK, JONES, and GIRAIDIN's VIRGINIA, 4
Cosi Sihi PRAYiER-BooK and BIBLE, l7s7-s;
DoDINGTON'S DIAEY-Times Of George second
Ec6NoMY OF HUMAN LIFE, 1893; 4.
FROISSAItT'S CHRONICLES, vols. 1915 49,,
HEROINE; on, ADVENTURES OF cHERUBINo,
1r1NE 81 :, E: OR, MEMOIR OF, AN ACTOR, ?
Jou YRts; ESQ OF CONGRESS. vols, 1774-7o;
kE PE Sc Geot Noys z Msal 1sF
M No ps oRKs n 1 Epg s9 yS @ R 15sR
o11XB BhANsSHI; Or, FAULTS BOTH SIDES, by
PAI IN PoLiTiGtAL WORKS. 2 vols, 1907;
QUINTITIAN.S INSTIT UTES, 2 vols, 1874:
-4sANfSEY'S (ALLENl POEMS and LIFE, vols,
sYb 5SfS;s tALGERNoN) LIFE AND WORKS,
rARE Efl5 17 ecaaMpA1eNs with m,psJ, 1922;
ULL ,o.As, voyages 11S TO SOUTH AMERICA
voi i&nei's ! R Ri OF EMPIRES, 1901;
WHOLE DUTY OF MAN, by Vean, 76l: ).
XENOPHON'S INSTITUTES OF Cirrus, 1910;
YOUNG'S DR. CENTaUR NOT FABULOUS
zooSoMiIA; OR, LAWS OF LIFE, by Darwin, 2
vols, 1897
found at 1913 Main street: ~, r. ,,>-c1,su
OLD BOOKS of all Kinds are bought for cash or
taken in exchange my SGT
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ICE.
III ICE.
ICE! ICEi! ICE!!!

i - III 'z.i - =. !, =, -
am now fully prepared to furnish the best KEN
EFrFC RIVER ICE in large or email quantities
throughout the season as low as any other house
Feeling grateful to my friends, the public At t1rge,
and the ladies In particulars for the liberal support
am. patronage have received heretofore, with Po-
lite and accommodating drivers ana strict attenuon
TO dizziness, hope TO be able TO merit continuanec
In view OF the requirements OF my business, and
of my SONS being young and sad fsei-
ing the need OF the advice and co-operstfon OF q
nrscffcal business nlaE and that might With pro-
briefly and confidence avail myself OF this, have
associated with me 3fr. JAMES G. SMITHs gentle
! We have good facilities Tor shipping The dock
and railroad Hes within few feet or the
Our yard Is convenient and well arranged for cns
To- sell again. aud With the assurance that nohiEx
shall be Lacking our part TO give
sG mrsy4. STiSSF&sst .....1aa ca.
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a MESSAGE FROM THE LATE L. II. CHAND-
AER'-The following paragraph is going the
rounds Of the press: - $50. ;
The Elizabeth City IN. c. Economist con-
'aIns the following ~ ~ '-.. z..:
round, ut or near Kennekeet, ON the
coast OF North Carolina, about sixty miles
below this place, an yeast-powder bottle
containing note written by the late L. III.
chandler, OF Norfolk, Va:
1855 FoRT NORFOLK, Va. /.
:, 10 friend, Or any one else that may find
Iais leaped from the above wharf on the
A'sht OF April the 9Th, 1876. ..
Lsigncdl L. III. CHANDLER.
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ExDgEao1 NY 1Byze78sS
/ aSpsgs4aus CALI ~ la ia.
6dfe 4pfu0ss M ~
IAefed. ytrSfnss csslaEoIss r,0r al h3d dSs ssSaf
lVEHfnfs Ss1srrea. 5 fSd, askcd Virginia fnIzx.
IS sertifcasee lix SID, "a aaked. HkEsna6 tAVs
sess.sf3s Sk dfl 90 naH6d Ff0E{6 CaxG-
it,s = AZ III XXX + g NJ 81 "
WI -, s,tv MI
crrS din az speciai fsx. AKA ssgs3 eff
81 i0a Did lyEeaSnsg ely 81 SO bfd; hfete-
~
third usoSfxsrr a.. 81 s.,S SirsssIsfs
Central Railraad fSgrt mortcsge Ss a. md II f3fK
Viyrsnts M Ssss,f
mortrsre ~ e ss,, 49,
ana M
j. ard o.. 06 hsd: rjehncTd spS yssayf13e - MT
road consolidated 6's, DC and N, "a asked: Fled
mons ksirosa nrss naort Esee Sss % ny 1tsas
Gdze6f 6oDQ5s-A@JaMtS tkifcr xuo h1nawha Jaaakt
drst mortgage 6'sS Ii AID N.t 49k BID "a
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DENTISTS.
DENTAL NOTICE. 4

DENTAL NOTICE. ,sg ya
The co-partnership heretofore existing betwsen
JOHN G. WAYT and GEORGE q. .WAfI, a.
WAYT & SON. Dentists, having ceased Dy me a ',si
Of Dr. GEORGE G.. WAYT, the underal8nesII VIZ. wa
hereafter be assisted by his son. JOHN; u. AIT,
Md, ID. DIS. . JOHN G. WAYT, DENTIST.
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ByTe7csraph.
: s,R1Y SznpE
COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
aaits RIcHxoNp, May 10, 1879.
OFFERINGS.
wnEAT.-White, 6S bushels. Red, 470 bushels.
CORN Waite, 1850 bushels. Afred, 12S BUSH

wnEAr.-White, 6S bushels. Red, 40 bushcls.
CORN Waite, 1850 bushels Af1ed, 72s BUSH
els .1ys ~ ~
OATs.-S2 bushels.
1sE SALES.
WnEAr.-Red, 2s bushels very good at S1.56;
SO bushels common at $l.10--totaL "a bushels. III
CORN White, 1,3 90 bushels good az &c. MiTed,
total, 262 bushels. sif,I|slf & p. ~
oATs.--32 bushels on private terms.
rr RE-EXnIBlTED. g; u
WHEAT.-Whtte,G GO bushels. Red, 26 bushels. (
CoRN-MiJed, 522 bushels. 5ss5ss5-4 III
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IMPRESSIVE scene IN MACHINERY HAhL-ihE
PRESIDENT AND DOM PEDRO As ENGINEERS RS
One Of the most impressive scenes OF the
day was when the President assisted by Dom
Pedro. started the motive power OF Ma,
chinery Hall. At signal from ,deneral
Hawley the President and the emperor
each seized crank, and opening the valves,
turned them several times. Alto sonnd
was heard which gave the people TO under
stand that the engine was ABOUT = 10
move. Then the monstrous seventy
ton fy-wheel began slowly MOVING,
increasing gradually in rapidly until ~ was
travelling at its full speed General HtaYyiey
started the hurrah, which was taken up by
the surrounding multitude. The deafeInlng
cchos travelled through the building, and as
all the wheels in the hall began moving tne
ringing OF bells and other demo nstratilo p
told to the world that the Centennial eSni-
bition was fairly opened in.l = .',; !;
THE EMPRESS OF BRAZIL oS'THE GROUNDS. y
The Empress iof; Brazil, escorted by Mrs:
Gillespie, visited the W 0men' : Pavilion TINS
afternoon, and made atouri OF all the ai isi
and passages. There were no fTmalifles
attending the visit. Dom Pedro also Wis
tied the pavilion, and gave emphatic APP
proyal Of the work displayed by American
women sf.fgs.r s Isss-,s.i ,.j4 fsfg ~ o..
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.

:, MINIATURE ALMANAC--MAY II, 1870.
Sun rises. 4:59I IIIGu TIDE:
sun scts.......... 6:53 Morning ......,,... 6:52i
Moon rises 1927 Evening .........., s7:lG.
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TIE WHIsKEs.sE ], NAVAL,
ia ND 10TH R FRAUDS,
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The Conservatives OF Suffolk had q pri-
mary election yesterday. &. it !,
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nANIEL ON NEGOTIABLE INSTRU-
DMENTS, including bills of exchange, promissory
notes certificates of deposit stocks, bills of cred
bills of adlng guarantees, letters of credit and CIR
cular notes, by Hon. j. w. DANIEL. of Lynchburg,
UNITED STATES DIG EST. vol. IL; COOLEY ON
TAXATION: HIGH ON RECEIVERS; ANGEL
ON LIMITATIONS. = -
aD2S-d&w RANDOLPH u ENGLlS5.
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FURNITURE.

JUST RECEIVED, a lot OF fine WALrn (
sI NIT HAT-RACKS and BOOKCASES: is,s
(. new style WALNUT 81 NE, with or without Jsf
marble 4 Iow-prfce PAREOR SUITS and BED,y !.
LOIIN{iES. In addition TO my large stock On mans
class Of Goods were ever offered, Examine my stock
oe.u. , Z, I'm On + II l6 Governor street.
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AMER SIC aIIL.

AMERIC u $40 \ IAI.
sALA.DAr IN Pfia1rTrls.ADEEParA,
gEHERiL sUSpEasl0a OF BUSINESS.
Formal OPENING sf the Exhibsstlon.
!
10000 People u Farm omit Park.
MUSICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND OTHER
CEREMONIES.
presfdsns Grants Opening Aidress.
The BRAZILIAN Emperor IN Attendance.
Mary Other Fronineni Parsonage. pr..en,.
THEODORE THolfAs IN HIS GLORY.
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T ORD MACAULAY.

T ORD MACAuLAY.
LIFE AND LETTERS OF LORD MACAULAY.
BY his nephew, G. Otto Treyelyan, NJ p. 2 vols.
$40. IS. GERMAN UNIVERSITIES. Nara
tive of Personal Experience. BY James Morgan
Hart. 1915. MEMORIES OF L A MIL i
BOOKS by William u. Reed, LII. d with
Memoir of the Author, by Manton Marble. S1.25.
WICK HAZEL. BY author of "Widc, Wide
World" So. FREE, Bur FoRGING THEIR OWN
CHAINS. a Novel. BY G. NJ. Cornwall. $3.50. ONE
NIGHTS MYSTERY. 4 Novel. BY NJ. A. Fleming.
sl.75. SANS CHANCE. AND HOW HE M
PROVED IT. A Boys Book. 1925. THE d.
mv3 WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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MUSICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND OTHER
CEREMONIES. s
presfdsnt Grants Opening Address.
The BRAZILIAN Emperor in Attendance.
THEODORE 1HofAs IN HIS GLORY.

saarr other FrounIneuf Per,oaats ages pr.sen,.
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gENERlL gSPElsIOa or GUINNESS.
Eornsl openlne % &c Eshi 1 I. q

10000 People IA FARM ount Park.
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THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

NEW YORK, May 10.-The annual meeting
of the American Tract Society was held to-
day, Rev. S. j. Prime presiding. The re-
ports show that more than 72, O00, 900 pages
of tracts have been distributed during the
past year. The receipts for the past year
have been s492, 252, including $40, 71S in
donations and legacies. This sum, together
with the balance OF the sinking fund &C
count and balance In the treasury, makes Re, the
total resources $500, SOB. The expenditures
were sol, 1903. $50. ..s4a ,..:s. 80 -
William Strong, Of Philadelphia, was
chosen president for the ensuing year.
Fifty-tWo Yice-presidents were elected, and
thirty-six directors, With but lew changes
from last wear. 49,
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sTCTTG .fRT -lBLAEE.
The Dazzling Reception TINT was Given 70
the Einp-ror william.
Fl.ofn "a Erfnlnn NrlL.

STUTTGART. Sept. 2.-Iu almost every
window were wig toe II - OF pfussit AID
United Germany. ard u any trumphal arches
wrrr 81 lhoiai"ly COCO Prom early morn
iur inc ar, rfs were crowded, for the Emperor
was to giiye NJ the station 1 34, where tho
King Of Nurto"t"rg and his rvt liners were to
meet MN, and thcn they were 10 drive to the
town. Iherc w,ic peasant girls In their iull
uak wo'iicn skirts. the waists square IN the
neck. SHOWING white underwast, aud the
sleeves outrageuusly ful NOR" like the old leg
OF mutton sleeves heir hair was generally
braided. and hanging uown tncir backs, tied by
- re- TOW OF rnhon; on their heads were ex.
tfa1r1iu nv cr-ctions OF ribuous usually tied
under the chin. here were also tue men
dressed 40 costume. knee brooches Of some Tx
color, DARK or white stockings black vevetaen
isrKei win silver buttons. a large luw-crowued
nat with unscl tassel. Inere were the officers
III their CAV uniforms the foresters in tueir
his ngt. who were keeping order IN the street.
A. l"st We head shout from the crowd.
d" iioch ~ lch dei Kaiser (hurran. long live the
En,rei " ,, and down ihe street DASH an out
rider, followed hy a carriage drawn nv six SNOW
white horses with gold harnesses. Ia the ir-
rag sat Tue ImpeIoT' grand oid man. IN iull
uniform. ms helmet on, the while leather OF
wricn sttrumed in the wind Beside BIN sat
the King OF Wurt N berg Then cane
r age drawn 10y four tlScA horses also with gold
uappings, in which was the trO~n PfiuCe
william fheir apparent to the throne of " ur-
officers Inc carriage contained the Grand
Duke - liaGen az ,ihcr notanies. In tho
Inc people uad kept cheering heartily rs the
other carriages passed, but when M0l'ke ap-
penrt Il there Wii- most deaienihg shout raj ed
Ions lnc OF 4 irli les lplloWeG' All drawn bb
h.iId som" horses. with Outrtders. aud drivers In
scaiiei AID goa 1NeFies, ana hA,d with "hccrs
ciad IN Hil ~" colris of me rainbow. some were
iu scarlet. some m dark blue with wide Ncil0w
FACING. ONE IN SKY blue with whit ana gold,
some iu hl - ana crimson. some wore helliet~
with waitr piirucs " ,lug from them. some had
green or reed insfc. q of white. ard tulue wore a
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