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nOs 900 ORTIZ OF
&2DINNl ROOTS. SHOES. ANDal1

TRIMS AT COST, for sixty days only, at sIERN
cos. 81 8 Broad street As we intend 70 enlarge
our store we will cer our entire stock ~ soss ZOE
vantage 10 give US can. -- y .9-an
NJ H. CARDOZO. .begs leave to
w inform his friends and the publice681
that he has opened NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOE.
STORE ut the corner Of Fourteenth ana Mxi u
strees where ne is with good stock GOODS
suitable for the present season. HIS expenses Deins
very SMALL and having the best aSihiles ior
bis goods at the lowest rates. he WIN n.aki poiis
to sen superior goods ut the very lowest prices.
10 OT~1mf
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VEGETENE.
JUDGMENT OF THE PUBLIC.

During the past five years the public have care
fully observed the wonderful cures accomplished
from, the use Of VEGETINE. From It's use many
an afflicted sufferer has been restored to perfect
health after having expended small fortune In pro-
curing medical advice and obtaining poisonous min
eral medicines.
1t Is now justly remarked by all classes Of people
that VEGETINE holds higher position In the esti
nation of the public than any other medical com
pound, and 1t has won Its great reputation and I'm
mcnsc demand from actual merit.
Its medical properties are Alternative, Tonic, Sol :
vent, and Diuretc. There Is no disease Of the hui
man System for which the VEGET1SE cannot be
used with perfect safety, as 1t does not contain any
metallic or poisonous compound. 1t IS composed ex
cusyely Of barks roots and hcrbs 1t Is very pleas
ant to take every child likes It, 1t Is safe and relia-
Bile, as the following evidence will show:
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'RATT ABOUT TO RETIRE
UNANIMOUS SAM. BARD
OUT FOR OUR TICKET.

Seven Persons Drowned,
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JAMES RIVER AND kANAwHA CANAL.-We
have heard rumors that some of the credit
ors OF the canal would follow the present
fashion and ask fora receiver, and that il
the canal could not pay expenses it might
in the end be sold. OF course these rumors
have more or less Of panic in them. But we
have been given by q gentleman during our
inquiries certain figures, from which it APP
pears to us that the canal ought to pay its
expenses, or adopt the Democratic doctrine
of reducing appropriations and cutting
down expenditures. We have not had time
latterly to examine thoroughly all these facts,
but they are matters of importance to all
interested in the canal, and our columns are
open to all who have facts or arguments
affecting this, in our opinion, most import
ant and last remaining Improvement OF Vir-
ginia.
Bonded debt OF canal, S1,250,000; re-
ceipts, $40, 900; salaries OF employees other
than laborers, S54,s54. Receipts arc nearly
II per cent, salaries are nearly per cent.
Existence depends on increase Of receipts
or reduction Of expenditures; perhaps both
can be accomplished, perhaps both ought to
| be. The friends OF the canal ought to look
this matter squarely in the face. Lynch
burg is more deeply interested in the work
than any other city.-Lynch6urg Nen1S.
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A CCOUNT BOOKS
SHOULD BE WE'LL SEASONED BEFORE USED

Early orders solicited at 1918 Blnin street Sor
DI,ANK-BOOKS, which we.make In the best stfle
and of best materials Cheap BLANk-BOOKs'of
all sizes kept OH hand and made to order. STA
TIONERY to suit all.
iel7-d&w RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
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HAIALL HILLS,1
RICHMOND, VA, June 80, 1875. )
THE FIRM OF HAXALL, CRENSHAW
L & CO., except In liquidation, is discontinued
from this date Its affairs will I've settled by the
yving partners, and early settlement OF all open
accounts Is earnestly desired.
we beg to call attention to the following announce
ment RICHARD BARTON IiAXALL,
PHILIP HAXALL.
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REAL WAR IN THE EAST.
4 BLOODY BATTLE FOUGHT.
DEFEAT OF THE SERvIANS
SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS FEARED
xLIvTH CONGRESS--First Session
r. ~ WASHINGTON, July 8, 1876.
.a .s' SENATE


d In discussing a motion to adjourn, Dir.
Conkling said it was the duty Of Congress
to conclude the public business rs speedily
as possible and adjourn the session of Con-
gress. He expected that on Wednesday the
difficulties arising out OF the appropriation
bills would be settled, and the Senate would
then be ready to go on with the Belknap
trial. He hoped when the hour for that ar
rived it would be proceeded with and fin.
ished. He did not object to the adjourn
ment over tomorrow, but hoped the Senate
would reassemble on Wednesday.
The Committee on Military Affairs report
ed adversely on House bill to revive the law
and extend the time for filing claims for
horses and equipments lost by officers and
enlisted men in the service OF the United
States. Indefinitely postponed.
The report Of the Committee on Confer
ence on POST Office Appropriations was or.
dered to be printed. 1t comes up for action
Wednesday.
The political disabilities Of Robert Ran
som, of Virginia, were removed.
The resolution to pay Pinchback was dis
cuSsed at great length without result.
Adjourned to Wednesday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The Republicans tilibustered all day tc
prevent the introduction Of the bill to re.
peal the resumption act.
The consideration OF the conference re-
port on the post-oftice appropriation bill was
postponed to wednesday, to which day the
House adjourned.
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1876. -. 1870
Rr,ANK-BOOKs, BLANK-BOOKs, BLANK
LEDGERS. JOURNALS, DAY, CASH, BANK,
MEMORANDUM,,p PASS, ana biLL-boohs-
well seasoned. well seasoned:
Also, BILL, LETTER, aud NOTE-HEADS,
Observation-Disclosures, everything Tor Office use
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST, ut
GEORGE w. GARY'S,
iv f-3t* Nos. and o Governor street.
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ROoKs. STATIONERY. &c.

THOMAS RALHER will conduct business as
Gary street jy lin
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The business as heretofore conducted by J. Wright
G Co. will be continued under same name ny JOHN
WRIGHT.
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DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing between John
Wright and Thomas Balmer, under the flrm-nane OF
j. WRIGHT & CO., IL this day dissolved by mutual
consent
THOGAS BALhER will sign In Liquidation:
JOHN WRIGHT,
THOMAS BALMER.
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i'A'h or GkS-wORKS-A CITIZEN INJURED
~ LiGnTNIXG-CoUnr-p Ay-DEpARrl;rEs
f''' 1AE SUMNER SEASON.
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III: FoCET3i-PEE>oNAI-CH IN THE
cry GOVERNMENT. &c.
fC"rrr>vouirncc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
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THE 8 \ WORLDS NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL COMPROMISES.

The Postal Bill Settled.
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ten folIe, I'm cine seiunOsre unb b.iiere

ten iolIe, I'm cine seiunbere un6 b.iiere
Rdce beran5usieben.
SD fraste ben Guperintenb.nten Der
Inltalt nod ben bauptIdhIi6en 6aftoren
oes DIooiinns nno erfubr. bob Seb n
Yro3ent aller SniaiIen ber Mnifalt, bic
3inoer BON naben 8lutspertpanoten (nei-
items Chen BON gouIin uno gouiine) ieien.
Sr. Ooren belt ben tpabren 8roSentlab
Der blD0itnnlgen Rinoer aus IolGen Chen
tlir mod beoeuteno 9rDBer, benn bel bielen
Gltern fann man ben Grab Der 8lutsper-
lpanotIhoft nur idluer feititellen, lnb bic
S6am bdlt bic meiiten Gltern ab, freituils
li9 3u5ueeiteben, bab lie cine goulinenbeir
ratb ein9egoneen 1ino. Cine aroBe 3abl
Der Snialien Der Mnitalt iinb Rinoer pabn=
iinntaer 0dter ooer Wtiitter, BEL an6eren
tpteber 1T Die, unmdBiefeit ibrer @rseuger,
ooer cine eebeime Granfbeit oer 2ebteren
bic uriahe bes 8lDoiinns. Mnbere tpie=
Der iino ourdb Rinoertrantbeiten ,c. tbio-
tiIb geporben.
@robes @etpitt wiro in Der anftalt aui
Surnlbunaen uno auf WluIif eele9t. 8e-
lonoers Jreiiibun9en un6 Wtdrihe mad
bem Safte Der Wsulit per6en faIt tdelih
ab9ebalten. Ga lit bies anBerorbentli9
nid1tig, bic Glnoer lerneR babel nitbt dllein
Saft balten uno iiben i5re phnliihen
RrGtte, ionbern iie werben aua sum Nadb !.
oenten ongeipornt. Sdon bos in &eib
nno 8lieo Wtaridiren, bas @6penten in
golonne, bos aufidlieBen u. Mbmari9iren
in Seftionen &C. lit cine Nrbeit, bic, 10 mos
i6inenmdBiS lie audb 3u iein ihtint, bod
elm eepiiies gadbenfen erForbert. lln6
aues mas nur i'm @erin9fen bic 8eiitess
tbdti9teit bes Sbioten au eripeden i'm
Stanoe lit, bient our gntipiflune uno
5ortbil6ung oesielben. Oie Rinber mars
idirten, oaB es eiae tuahre Sreube mar,
Elm preuBiI6er unteroFfi3ier hdtte Ii6erli@
nur tuenie @runo gum Sabel gebabt.
Gpdter folat.ft freiiibunaen alIer art uno
oann fornlirten ii6 bic Ginber 5ur Muffib.
rung elmer Qua6riae, bic sat5 correft se=
tanst tuuroe. Gum ShluB iausen Die
Soioten einise 2ieber i'm gbor. Maerbines
tlangen bic Stimmen iharf rau6 uno
frdd3eno, aber Die Gbore fparen trdftia
uno muroen correft 9eIun9en. Mub eine
i6iotifde Sdngerin shbrte id; Elm 3tu6lf=
idbriges biibi6es Wdbden nit elmer an-
senebmen, tueinen Stimme. 9ies Wib.
den mar Dor ;tusi Sabren 9an3 un0 eor
peripabrlpif, halb blinb unb faum i'm
Stanoe elm 8Ort gu ipre9en, nah Der Nns
italt 9etommen; jebt fann es ieiner Mut-
ter oann uno mann Elm 8rieIhsn i9rei.
ben uno logar Elm Qieb 5uiinsen.!
llnter ben 400 SnIaiIen Der anitalt Iinb
bic 0eIhle6ter 10 siemli1 glei9mGBig
Dertbeilt, aud Die Wationolitdten 1teQen ie
nah ibrer Beoeitnna in Der BepDIferungs-
3ahl 10 siemlid1 Die elei1en gontinsente !;
tuenn aud pielleibt bas irii6e Clement elm
wenig oOminirt. Denjenigen 36glineen,
welde frGftia 9enus fino, gibt man 8ele.
9enbeit sur Grlernune bes 3immermanns=
ober oes S6reinerbonbnerfs ober man be=
iddftiat iie auf Der Sarm, bic 3u Der ane
italt sseh6rt; gieIe ebemaIiss x3D8linge
Der Initalt iinb si ean3 niibIi6en Mit-
sliebern Der @eisllidaft seiporben uno
6urh ibres4usbilbuns in ben Stanb aez
isbt fur ibrsn Gebensdnterbalt 3u iorsen.
&fm.
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Maanisfaltiges.

Sieben SeIi9teiten eines
Wannes. 5elia 1T Der Wtann, Der
nifts periteht, oenn er niro ME miBper-
ftanoen nerben.
Selis lit Der Wann, Der nidts elaubt,
benn er ipiro Iih nidbt tiulhen.
Selig 1T Der Mann, Der nihts bat, oenn
ibm fann nidts eeitoblen tperoen.
Selis lit Der Wfann. Der nthts aibt.
benn es fam ibm Niemanb nit ltn6auf
lobnen.
5eIig lit Der Wann, Der Vile bait. benn
man fam ibn nidht partbeiiih nennen.
6elig lit Der Wtann, Der nihts All ellen
bot, oenn er fann iid ben Masen nidt
per6erben.
Sslis iit Der Wann, Der fein 9ier trinft.
oenn ibn tann Die 8ieriteuer niht treffen.
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,,Wluntre OSrfer befrau;en ben Stronl il,
8ebiiiden beri9pinbsn
anors, bonn Riiden beS 8ersS ftiiraen lie
job bort berab.
Ra9barli9 ipobnst Der @snid nod NIT
bem Ider suiammen =

jab bort berab.
aa9barli9 pobnst Der Msni9 nod mil
bem Ider auiammen -"
sSernab bonn Weltgetrisbe lieat bas
Stdbt6en, bon tuel6em aus elm Stern
aufging, Der feline Strablen iiber ben aan.
sen Grbenfreis Ianote - bas fleine Wtar=
bod, eenannt uno befannt, ioweit oeltieae,
Sinn reift unb beutide 3unge tlinet.
Won 2uopiasburg, 6em einiti9en ,fbmd.
biiden Deriailles" sur 3eit I.t,ier Rocoeo.
pra@t inter ben 6ersOsen gberbaro Quo=
mig uno Garl Gueen uno benz bentieen
.fpiirttembereiI1en potaoam, finb es nod
fait atpei Gtunben biz su Shiller's Sc
burtsort, aber elm annutbiaer, abtpe1s
ieiunasreiber Weg lit es, tbeilpeiie am
9tefar entlans, Der Rlberblibenb li6 burd
Die sSluren tpinbet, BON Weinberaen un6
ianfien 5Iaeln bearenat. WlaleriId, lenft
ii1 bas Sorf Nedormeihinsen an bas
SluBufer bina6. bann peidt bic Gabriirabe
ab bonn freunoliden Strome. big iie enbz
lid. eine srObe 8ieanna ma6eno, tpieber
an ibn binan tritt. Wod ra9en tnt 5ins
tersriinbe bic 9biirme BON 2ubpigsbura
empor. ober Dor uns alif Der S6be mint
htreits Wiarbad); feline fleinen, beStneibez
nen Sduier 5ieben iih binunter biz gum
yledar, aIs wollten He iicb In ieinem flaren
Spie9el betrahten.
Obpohl mauerumfriebigt unb als Gtabt
gtlteno, bietet Warban bod einen aan3
ldnbIi9en Mnblid, aber Der aIte Ort bal
mehr 0eihtdbte. ais man beim fliatigen
Shauell alaubi. MauerreIie beuten auf
r0miide Hisherlaiiunsen; mebrere Gtras
ben 3luei9ten in bon bier aus ab. SIM
tsbnien Sahrbunoert mar vWilIa Warts
barh" als @renSort i'm BeiiBe eines Bi-
idlofs BON Speier, uiib i'm 6reijebnten fam
es an Wiirtiembsrg.
0ielfa9 bat Der Gmladtenldrm nm
Wfarban eetobt, i'm Wauernfrieae. in
idmalfalbii6en nnb i'm breiBiaid6riaet,,
uno enolih fel bic Gtnbt 1893 Ser Sabaisr
Der Granj0len anbeilr, ipeld5e lie auspIiin.
0erten, bic ginnobner pertrieben unb hann
bic Sduier ,ieberbrannten.
BUR ollsemod erffonb hos Gtdotheu
|anps Veue. unb taum In Mufblatsn lit q
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Ldenft ieit 1867 on eben 6ieiem Saae einen
Warbaher 6hiiler nit @hiIler's 8eoidb-
ten unb einem Golofiife. Sos Iinniaite
uno gr0Bte @ei6enf aber gaben Die Oeuts
Shen in W0sfau. inbem iie fur Die Nlerans
6er=Rir6e cine 8lode itiiteten. Seit Dem
15. NDDember 1860 t6nt am @eburts. uno
Sterbetage S6iller's Der Rlang Der Con.
cOroia" iioer ben Nedargau bobin, iein
Mnoenfen feierno nit ebernem GdaQe.
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G@ @i6tis aufI6Iunaeu

G@ Nt6 ttge 4ufI0 iunser
anbten ein:
8rau Minna 6ubI l, 2.
Oscar SrenbeI l, 8.
Suao 8icbmrber /.
George SSiileI I, 3.
6. 6. SitteS l, ., 8.
Griebrib @rubl /, ., 8.
9. 8arnNorff, Samilton, g., /, 2, s.
8rau Ma9oaIena g8irtb 8.
SSrau Sartfemebe. 3.
Miuun NtIller 8.
sluguit Qauffs l, 2.
GranS Sanoorf 1, 2.
SeiuridJ ". SCHUBERT 1, 2, s.
! SbeoOor Gilbert l, 2, 8.
Soiepb &opp l, 2. 8.
Seinrib 9eift l, 8.
aurl Oaider l, 8.
Srau MagoaIena @ertber 2.
slu9ult Greii l, 3.
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Sic ,,@eitlide 9ldtter"

sas Gonntosss Sss smennoti SOIisbIatts nS Der
untssbaltunsss oswiOmes uns sdnsn @ ba,ipts
id4t& bur$ bic GrsfH@tsit bsr BARN pstSHsntl@tsn
GridbIunaen aus.
Ersis ~ per Subr pUrtoirt!. Rad europa 81 per Sabr
pCrtofrsi.
ensslnt glumu,sru: SGnf Gents, uofir Sas BIaH ben
fabtii&sn lbonnsntsn surS bic 1rdpsr ins Saus se'
iefert pirb.
Gsl6snbnngen s6nnen peg rE1cnsp prbsr" reer rsss'
frirten Srief anf unier Riiito semadbt perbsn,
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt COmpagnie,
b O x 1414,
Cincinnati. q.
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81 d t 3 I l.

sollte meiner beioen @rifen idOnes gaar ber
S60pfer Dir berIeib'n,
30 mubt aud rtein @an;es bieics i9onen @aa>
res treuer S9irmer fein.
'feine beiben 2ebten BORT bu bal6 auf Sluren,
baIo in Sempeln tpieberbalIen,
30 Der boben SSreube, mo Der Srauer Gone bel.
mem Sbr eutgegeni3aaen.
2.
SD binSe, id bride,
8eIdf'ge, besIiide,
Sd ciIe, i'd ftiirne,
SD pOge, ib tbiirme,
SD gebe BIT 9aub',
SD sebe Sirs gu
Sod bOllig nod ni6t.
Stets neueS Seitdt
Sait an mir 9eieb'n,
SD babe brci 3ei6en,
"GinS mu6te tets pei6en,
Der Wtasfen iino biele;
Sept Id6' i1 bic SpieIe,
Sept iiebIt bu mid paaten
SIM gSaloe uno i6panten,
Sab 9aute uur apei,
Die bleiben mir treu.
3.
Bum 9riinen gSuIbe Giner sins
llnb einen griinen @oseI fius;
Sa iperrte er ben 8oseI Helm
Gar in Ii6 ieIbit binein.
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Mlbumbldtter.


Bie giner 1T. 10 bofft unb tpinidt Ct.
Nus ben MlniAen un6 Soffnnngen tuirb
Der Wenih erfdnnt. uno biele beltimmten
ienen Gbaratter.
edbater.
Glad) unb faIt entfliebt bas 9ebeu,
2dbt benz S9paden feline @abI,
sur beS Starten edtes Streben
6olet benz fludt'sen Soeal.
R6rner
Sn iiorfen Meniden, ,perben arose
SnmerSen uno Treuoen 5ii iiberYlhauenoen
Nnb6ben oes aanSen 2ebensmeaes.
Sean YauL
Giiterberlui1 ldBt li4 erIeben, iiber am
bern Derluit tr0itet bic 3eit; nur ein lIebel
1T nnbeilbar: ipenn Der Menid iid ielbif
auf9ibi.
3. b. MaIler.
Sud)e Dir gum 2o6ne
Grsube n,ebr als 6lan3;
Sduer lit ia bic fronc,
Ssldt Der glumentrans.
9. 9oftG
Den unbantboren era6bt hos e,npfon-
gene yuts nnr einmaI, ober ben Donfs
case
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Rag Anffofuns Oer Srei 2tdt6fer in
Der 21umuter pom Z. 2Gai:
/. 8aterIaub.
2. 2Guten- 2euten 2eutbeu
leiteu.
8. 8ogen.
, 1876-06-06
PROFESSIONAL.
Piles and iFistuIa

nf the worst form cured without pain by Dts. IVES
& l.iOS. al l17 East Madspn.st.. Room 4. Chi.
raso. ~ho make Il speciality OF dtseast. OF tho
fultat1on frre,
, 1876-06-06

ing to gomalo Diseases IN tlalr earliest stages
cannot bc too strongly urged For u neglected,
they frequently lcad to Consumption, Chronic
Debility, and oftentlmcs to 1nsnntty. In nil
classes Of Fcmnle Diseases, Dr.. pierce'a Favoritc
Prescription Is without rival. No medicine
has ever surpassed It, In " The Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser,' Of which T. v.
Pierce, NJ. D., Of Buffalo, N. T., Is tho author
and publisher, ia an extended trcatao On WoM-
AN AND HzA DfsEAsEs. Under this head, thc
various affections TO which woman is Incident
arc carefully conaidercd, accurately portrayed,
mud restorative cour.e OF treatment suggested.
Every wotnan, rs she valucs her lie and health,
shouldlposseas copy OF this valuable book.
II she Is diseased, this "Adviser" wifi atlnw her
how she may be restored to health, and also AZ.
rec. her how shc may ward off many maladics "
Which she !sconstantly being exposed. Let cvrty
suffering woman heed this timely advice and 50
herself Al others soe her. Price OF Adviser, elt0
fpnst-rat1) 10 any address,
, 1876-06-06
IOWA.


Brcnch-of-prnmtRe Case--Capturc OF Elopcrs
"a plucky servant-Girl.
Epsctal Correspondence cf The TftbHrt.
DEs Molsks, Ia,, June 4.-Iicnry aiolcy,
wealthy farmer OF Marshall County, went down to
the Buckeye State Whlla there. ho cssaycd the
part Of Claude Mcnottc with Miss Rose Carlyle; F;
and, when c left her, It With the psou.Iao that
her home should be beautiful bower In the Hawk.
eye State. The day was 11cd, and In the meantime
tho dalnycl made bnay preparations for tho n,atri
non!nl event; but, when the day came, II brought
no bridegroom nor gave her any reason for bis nb'
sence sho now comes into court and proposes to
mako him give anewtr.
ELopEs8 ENSNAHRD.
Chnrlcs Armstrong made harnesses at Atlantic,
Ca.s County A fcw weeks ago no md the wife OF
Emmct Lorah started cut for stroll, and became
70 obltylous TO tlmo and distance that they brought
up at Wlota abont . q. clock in tho morning. They
required 10 hotel vlerp the landlord gayc them u
double -bcducd room, but selected one In which
A man already occupied ono bed The tour.
ists rctiret,. but they had scarcely, done 10
thcu., With an officer al hs elhow. Hi wns shown
vitcd III. and found hia WIG alone In bed, rubbing
her eyes In natnnIAhncnt that she should be in =
ness maker was in bed With tho other man, and
equally os Ths %,s sst,anxer on r., sE sIksa hoy
pllch mat oyer two minutes" Armstrong was
arrested and lodged In laii. The wife suy, she wa4
escaping from her husband, who abused her, and
Armstrong was helping her 10 get AWay.-only
that and nothing n'orc
Of tls slsouT,sy Eevls.o, While engagcd In giving
recalling bciore literary aoceiJ, was interrupted
suddenly BY messenger, stating that Elvn Butler.
| lad been shot by = man who attempted to rob The
is qn'es, put R'ts e 81. tsee
dFFSF.h .hni rH MI
, 1876-06-06
A DISSENrIENT.

]uuGE HbDIH'b F0HlTI0H.
While judge Nooth concurs with Judge hcAlliH-
ter In h!s htat post!on that Co,sin'atetm hns or
pirvd-ho sAkcs tssnc with him in hs second pos[-
tion-ihAt lloyne IL not slectcd-and thus Scts out
his scasonu:
Icuncur in tue opInIon Of lbs majority OF the
court upon the question whether vacancJ In tbs
oIlico Of Mayur existed upon The adoption Of tho
set Of 1877, but upon the na1n paint III the Gaze,
whether thv election Of Mr. iioyne 10 I'LL that Va.
cancy IL valid,
lido NOT CONCUR.
II .ccn.s very plain that Il VIZ never intended
that by ~ adoption Of this act tt!o tssm u otlce
Vt any city ofictal should BE- extended beyond Ito
simply retained professionally tn ths discharge Ut
theft respective functions under ths Rew act, and
thus bridge over tho Interval until. theft successors
Elected and qualified Upon the xdoptson Of tho
act, ths tcs.n of unlca was ut an end, and 10 hs-
s Sue. w.ng if III
A''' Inn FAIR MEANING
of the latter canse Of Art. !, 6rc. ), OF tho act
and The only construction admissible With dug ro'
4ptct fns tic letter aud spirit Of the Constitution.
llnIanfy question IL corsuet Ant \ Vacancy III the
oiies q saYOt rxisted from shs dste q tas saup.
ton OF tho act On The 81 Of May, 1875, y oecanls
hs psn duty Of ths conoe 70 ea ~ IT, t.
"whsneyeEs vacancy ahR'! happen ~ the oniea VI
Mayor, when The unrxp!reh ternl shall bo oue Jcnt
shall Ge allsd Iy u elsct,on." Thu ohclal term Ut
thu Mayor, hxvl GY Ar ". Secs, i ind . com.
nlenccs on tho third ruesdsy of April. In shu odd
years. and e1tuuding for tMV years. 20 tGAl tho un-
expired term was m0sa than one year.
TllH HIGHT AND uurr
Of thu people, therefore, u elect theF Mayor on
the third Tuesday Ut April, 1870, was unQuestlona'
election f9s tkst purposes wsz equally elear. The
question = thus dlstluctly presented, whether tho
ae1lect Of thur duty by that body has ia thls IN
caxo of tho most che1lshud Eght Of Alaetcau c!tl-
lcns, tbs sghs upon which Ill their other right,
, 1876-06-06
Illinois State Officers andthe Sun.
day Question.
Country Cousins Driving Philadel-
phians from Their Homes.
Old and New Railroad Englncs.'The FRS
Locomotive In Knssin-
Decorative Household Art, and
What 1t Needs.
Yesterdays NOTES.
THE SUNDAY QUESTION.

THR SUNDAY 4UE3T1ON.
Specsoi Nspateh 10 Tia Tribune
PuitApELrnfA, June .. The latest contribution
on the Sunday opening qucAtton come. from
Springfield, III. It Ia t!gucd BY John l.. lever.
idgc, Governor: Thomas E. Nldgway. Stats Treas-
urer; 0corge N. Harlow. Secretary Of State, and
100 Of the prlnctpa! merchants and lawyers al that
city, and relates In substatcs TINT "The UNDER
aligned approve tho actfon OF the Centennial Com.
missionefs In closing the buildings on the Sabbath
and h0pa that for the honor Of our nasIona! Ecpu.
tatIon u Christian nAtIou your position will b.
mAlntatuea."
TuA srKcfAL DISPLAY or Strawberries
vii, commence On Wednesday next and continue
I'LL the Eth inst II will he under the chhrgc Ut the
Bonsl ot Agriculture knd will be held tn the Agr-
cultural building The States Of New Jcrncy, Della
ware. and Maryland Will bo most largely repre-
aented-
The htasue and pedestal! tor The monnmcnt to.
Ii % as h'e ee,n hppf
time to hare II completed and unveiled on the
TIE s1tR -wonMs.
Mr.. Joseph 1icwmnn, Of san F.anetsco, has nr'
rived with collection IT q. Uo0 allx worms lot
hibitlon IN Agricultural t1nll.
T1IKonoNE THOMAS
haa .sa!n been installed q leader 9f the osehcssrn
sfes decided thai they could moi make ihsngs So
rH4 s1ATE prrLplHos.
The Illinois State building IL nuw complete IN all
| It's furnishings. and open to The public. II Ia d
mOdel Ct convenience though n not 10 lmp1;!ns a.
hes State building on the 4th ot Juno.
| Army REUNION.
i, The principal event Of the week promises 70 b
the reunion u the veterans Of The Army Of III.
! Potomac 81 the Academy OF Music to.mpfrow
morning. Mai. Gen, Tinaeld S.. llancock,
United sntea Army. the President OF the Society
| will preside. The brstson wilt bo delivered BY
Mai Zen John A. Dix. The poem will be rcht
| b5 William Winter, Esq. Among the arrivals nts
| cx-Gos. Dix und Mai. -GeEf. Hancock, Terry,
| Weitzcl curtas, and uordon.
wH1TMONDAY,
The celebratlon Of MhItmouday + very gcnen
| among cur German citizens here. Gnise an txtcn
! nirc parade took place this morning. Many c4
cus.ton. parties have left tho city, and the attend
| ancc nj tho Expedition Grounds ia not!ccabiy in.
| creased BY the observance OF the holiday.