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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-28

POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justtce John
j. Crutchfeld presiding.-E. S. Ferney-
hough was fined $40 for throwing rock in
the street which accidentally struck Henry
Baker.
Charles Fisher was committed to Jail for
three months in default Of surety.
The case of John Goodman, charged with
assaulting and striking Robert Bridge
water, was continued till Monday.
The case Of 7. X. Lyon is fixed for examl-
nation this morning.
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Personal.-R. P. Barham, Esq, OF the
Petersburg Iade1-Appeal and member OF
the General Assembly, and lady Were in
town Thursday en- route for Petersburg,
after a trip to the Centennial. They were
the guests OF Cary Gibbs, Esq, brother OF
MRS. Barham.
Burns Beattie, Esq, has returned from
his second trip to the Centennial.
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MEETING IN HENRICo YESTERDAY.-A
meeting Of Conservative citizens of Henrico
county was held near Talley's Store, on the
Westham road, yesterday. Justice j. N.
Hopkins presided, and speeches were made
by Captain j. Hampden Chamberlayne,
Colonel W. P. Burwell, Captain George T.
Turner. and Henry A. Atkisson, Jr. The
speakers returned to the city in time for late
dinner,
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EXCELSIOR CLUB. members of this
gallant band Of Conservative Democrats
have completed oil their arrangements for
the grand mass-meeting under the auspices
OF their Club, to be held at the corner OF Sc
cond and Broad streets on Tuesday night.
All the clubs in the city will participate in
the meeting, and the demonstration win be in
every way worthy of the occasion. Gene
raj r. L. Walker ana Mr.. Robert Stanard
were recently elected members Of the club.
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Justices CiuiL Coart-Justice Gentry dis
posed OF number Of civil warrants at the
Justices Court yesterday.
Court for the dispensation Of civil justice
is held Tuesday and Friday of each week al
O O'Clock A. NJ.
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Union Meeting at BrancRs.-A union
meeting of the Lower district Of the Middle
District Baptist Association hos been in pro-
gress for some days, and will be continued
through to-day and tomorrow. The exer-
cises have been of the most interesting ma
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You can buy handsome set Of furs at SyCLE
BRKTHERS' very cheap.
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7 IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
LIMAISlNG IN THE MANCHESTER POST
c.FICE OCTOBER rs, 1876.
LADIES LIST.
,n.r Frances Johnson II. l.. Waddell, R.P.
j,ni Esin Patterson Ann Womack, Martha
r"y Nyry Pulley Martha Woodtin, s.
C-Irgn Eliza Walden. V. NJ. Wood. Ellen
jj1.t.s Y r Walsh. VI. 4.
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
EursC. Aiphis Grigry, W. A. Manchester Tile
tu>.Jy. T.. :. Holmes. +. Company
cotton. Alex. HuickingS, P.N. NiOy' W.
carroll, James llc.icI, John 0tey. r. w
,IarE W.F Jones. W. G.. Randolph, II.
Tolt,y W L. johnson. NJ. Rcans. Joseph
Ellington. T. A. johnson, II. T. saunders, Charles
tia!t"s Beverley Lynch, james TURNKEY, W. +.
Gruhhs. T.. +. Miles William Woodbridge, NJ.
t,rufs Mr.. Mann. 7. t.
Grl!ss,r.L. Moon, David Wallace A.
ROBERT BEATTIE, Z. NJ.
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OWENS AT THE THEATRE NEXT WEEK.-
The presence of the celebrated actor Mr..
John E.. Owens at the Theatre next week
will add not little to the amusement OF the
Fair-week. Tom Taylor's famous comedy
"The Victims" is an admirable produe-
tion. and will be shown off to great adyan.
tage by Mr.. Owens. In "Solon Shingie"
he is too well known to need endorsation.
The box-sheet opens at Wyatss this morn
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A Ne,o Leak.-The water-pipes on Hull
street between Tenth and Eleventh sprung
a leak yesterday morning. The Chief Of
Police at once went to work, and ascer-
tanned that the leak was not serious one,
and could be remedied in very short time.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added weli-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cT1NERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK Mt moderate figures and Ia the most expe
dltinus manner. -. - ----
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THE PEOPLE WANT PROOF.-There is no medi-
cine prescribed by physicians or sold by druggis.o
that carries such evidence ofits superior virtue OF
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease Of the throat and lungs. A proof OF this
fact is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try It. Regular size,
ty-fve cents. PURCELL, LADD G Co., wholesale
agents.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CONSERVATIVES, REGISTER The revision
OF the registration lists commences to-day.
1t is the duty OF every Conservative who
has not registered to do so now.
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Correction.-Is was DR.. Weisiger and not
DR.. Royal that we intended to notice yes
terday as having removed his office. Dr..
Weisiger is a royal doctor, however, and
the mistake was natural.
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WHY PAY soc. for goods If you can buy the same
ut L. STERN 6 Co.'s, 523 Broad street, at zoe.
Give them q call 4, et
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DRY s;0JObs.
NOTICE TO ALL WHO WANT BAR
in $780, 80 n IHyE

- ra
Go to Julius MEYERS, 603 Broad street ~
Some more bargains from the recent Gre. Our
buyer Is now In New York securing bargains hnm
recent auction sales, and we Will open during this
and the following week our third supply OF
NEW WINTER GOODS,
among which are some great barfStns In g
DRESS GOODS. In all the latest shades and atJses
BLACK ALPACAS, S.
BLACK KCASHAfERES,& &C..
WHITE, GRAY, and RED PLAIN and TwTLLED
ELANHELS from l6Ssc. up. sss
BLACk BEAVER cLoAKs, in thirty dif.eren.
MERN i.fse u%bER%EAR for ladies' and
chdren-some extraordinary bargains In these
goods: tfj sFy " 1J 10 - ~
cAssIMEREs for mems and boys wear from 25c-
soLiD-coLo HOSE for ladies and children
from Csc. up:
Large line OF FELT SKIRTS from Too. up, -
TWO-BUTTON KIDzGLOYES, In the Niie-Green
and Navy Blue shades, at TOO. and UP Z gis
GERMANTOWN .KNPTTING-YARNS In bails,
80 skeins and In every color; = z.
,WATER-PROOF CLOTHS In Eile-Greep, Seal.
Brown, and Nayy-Blue, at 81 per yartls
CARPETS In different styles, from q re, yard up.
Visitors TO the State Fair are especially requested
to call and examine the great bargains offered at
JULIUS MEYERS, 603 Broad street,
agency OF Demorest's reliable patterns.
kR-nNd
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY &C." y
IL RICHMOND. VA. october 2S, 1876. Spe-E 81
cIa Orders. No. "a: The officers and men OF this III
company will meet At their armory THIS lSatur- Ii
t-.yI EVENING at s T. NJ for drill.
Iy order of Captain j. L. WARING.
F. d. BARKSDALE.
uc 2s-lt Orderly Sergeant.
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THE CHEAPEST YErLONLY zoe. A YARD,
WORTH 35c.-L. STERN & Co.. 523 Broad street
are selling BRocADE DRHss GOODS at half price
Call eary
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TO be Naturatized.-A number Of foreign
citizens on yesterday, before Judge Clop-
ton, declared their intention to become citi-
zens of the United States.
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STEADY YOUR INTEREST, and save money where
you can. L.STERH & Co, 529 Broad street, are de-
termined to sell goods, no matter at what price.
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MALAGA GRAPEs.-An nice fruit for those who are
sick, and very deicions to amy one Go 70 PIzzrSrs
and get soule. 80 szf +:5 s.ss
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AUCTION SAVES TINS DAY.

60 On all sales of Real Estate made 6etsoeen
the Ist of Janary and last Of June the tares for
The present year haze to be paid BY the purctdSer
On all sales made betaoeen the Is! July and Ldss
Of the year the tGres haze to be paid 6y the seize,
CTrhis custom was adopted about fifteen yearsags
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plfes to Richmond md Yicfnity.l
RICHARDSON e. CO.. AZ P. HI, two framed dwell
ings on Twenty-eiGhth street between Clay and
Leigh. ,..Et 81 49,, t5.t.
ROBERT B. LYME An p. H., Broad-Street store
with dwelling over same, and LOT attached.
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CUSTOM WoRK.-Hand-made Boots and Shoes Of
every description made to order by HERMAN Bo-
sCIIEN & BROTHER, 500 and Gil Broad street.
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AMGSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
LAST APPEARANCES OF
RICmNGS-BERNARD
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE.
MARTHA MATINEE at . o'clock.
Admission, so and 75c.
SATURDAY EVENING.
MARIANA.
Box-sheet IL Wyatt's.
Monday, JOHN +. OWENS. oc 2S-1tH
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No. l.o4.
bess YIIoroanArr,
CnpIsrrAa OBSERVER.

LEE GALLERY-JoHN W.aDAvIEs q soS, 92o
EAST HAIN sTREEr, RICHMOND, yA.--Some re-
cent specimens Of photography from this we'll
known gallery show steady improvement In style
and artistic skin, and we coBend it 10 the patron
age of the public aeneraily Central Pres6yterian.
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q COMPLIMENT TO RICHMOND MANUFACTURES.
coloneI DAVID G. YUENGLINo, Jr., proprietor Of
lanes River Steam Brewery, who now resides In
New York, has recently ordered ffom Mesars. G. q
q. GROSS OF Foustee and Broad streets, one or the
handsomcst buggies we have ever seen. He saw one
OF like pattern uscd by one OF eur pronenI pnysi-
- ,,cn be,ter than any that he could get IN New
yorre " -, This Is indeed compliment 70 Richmond
Nd her msuufactures, and It is by no means the r
- most substatiaI one that Colonel YuenGiins mas
,,aid 10 the enterprises OF our city.
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Two hundred pairs Of kid gloves ut 35c. per pair
at SYCLE BROTHERS..
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Five hundred yards Of remnants OF black yelyetee
at soc. per yard at sYcLE BROTHERS..
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ATURDAY. OCTOBER %, 1876.
WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TO-DAY HTaShington,
October 2T.-For the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, slowly falling barometer, east
erly to southerly winds, warmer and clear
weather will prevail, with possibly occa-
Sional rains in the southwest.
For the Middle States, rising followed by
falling barometer, northwesterly winds,
shifting to easterly and southerly, and
warmer, clear, or partly cloudy weather.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and windy.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: q A. NJ, 40;
A. NJ, AS; noon, 64; p. NJ, So; p
NJ, so; midnight, Al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-28

ROARDING-H0USE,

N" tbs FRANKLIN STREET, CORNER OF EIGHTH
STREET.
Fieasantly located In central part OF the city,
e SQUARE from the Capitol Grounds aud one square
ION Main street, convenient 70 Corn and flour Ex-
,aMshge, Tsbscco Exchange cust0n-hOuse, posi-
,@ace, depois, apdtcbnrches OF all denominations.
tiy railway passes by the door.
occupants wanted for ihree rooms, dresstng-r0om
shd bath attached, furnished or npfarnished, Day
trdtk. -, = '7-<, Oc 2S.2WS
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UNDERTAKERS.

osEPH W. LAUBE, ma
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
NO. II WEST BROAD STREET "a FEW DOORS
ABOVE FoUsHEE).
Aiuliiine Of CASES and CASKETS will be con-
s'aut!y kept on hand.
Everything requisite Will be furnished on reasona-
"e terms aud satisfactory In every particular.
&c 2S-2w
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FRESH FIGS and PEUHss at P1zzINi's.

j CocoANuT CREAM and cosoANuT cAnAMELs
made fresh daily at PIzzINI's.
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AIARaE STOCK OF FURs at srcIn BRoruERs'.

If you want handsome cloak, at low price, go
to SYcLE BROTHERS.. g.l-...
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Registration closed last evening, and the
lists continued to show steady increase for
the whites,
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|)OPULAR READINGS.

pOPULAR READINGS.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER BOTH, 1875,
PROFESSOR ). WILLOUGHBY READE
WILL GIVE
HUMOROUS READINGS
AND
PERSOSATIONS OF CHARACTER
AT
ASSOCIATION HALL.
PROGRAMME
i~ill be iii Mondays paper)
. hcmbcrs Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
agn not admitted free.
Tickets, Soc; commencing at O'Clock. oc 29-1t
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BOOTS Of all Styles Trunks Satchels Vallses, &C.,
for sale low at BesCHEF's 500 and Broad street.
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GET YOUR sHAwLs at L. STERN & Co.'s, 523
Broad street, gst..t t,..G.
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ALARGE assortment Of carpets at sYcLE BRO
THERS,.
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FIFTY pieces more of dress goods at zoe. per yard
worth Soc. per yard at sYcLE BROTHERS. just
npa
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Z CALIFORNIA PEARs.-Tney IRE sweet and iils-
cious. PIzzINI has them.
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MONTICELLO HALL, IL; neo,n STREET.

would respectfully state TO the public That MON
llCELl.O HALL Is NOW FOR RENT. In add
yN 10 the frcsco painting lately finished, other I'm,
proVements have been made. There are connected
WIN MI, hall many conveniences which the pubic
vii! isA 70 find elsewhere. 1t will be rented only lor
private enertainments--e. g., balls, soiree', etc.
Terms moderate. For particulars apply 70
X. FERRANDINI,
&C 7-S&ThZiawlm 6l3 Broad street.
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II roU want a handsome shawl 90 70 sYcLE BRO
THEIRS. aits5s 1852 q
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.

MONDAY. OCTOBER 23D.
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
MATINEE on SATURDAY at O'Clock.
WlMAS'S centennial donation Of deeds FOR
htlLDlSG LOTS 20 by 100 feet each, located In
Ia, liaInmonton. n. j., winch is situated on the
from Philadelphia The town Of Hamlnonton has
population Of nearly four thousand.
rh0TEssoR WYMAN'S exhibition Of MAGIC
'kNIRlLOQUISM and laughable leMARlOSETTES
admission, 25c., including GIFT.
Performances h.pju "A g O'Clock. Zl-7
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HARPER;s WEEKLY AND LE sLIE,s iLLgs- II Luz
reATEp NgWsPAPER received from j.. I. El-
tyson, 1lI2 Main street.
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Frrry dozen more Of those towels at iS. Nosss g
me- ner ysrd at sycLR BaoTHEBS' s
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2 THnTY-oNE CENTS is very low price for soc
Gpaca. l.. STERN & co. are selling them.
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ONE HUNDRED packages of new dry goods Just
opened at SYCLg BROTHERS.. /.
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5You Win save money u VOC buy your ear Eets Y
sYoLE BRoTHERs'. Si;s 81 5$s 8
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8itl1mond 9ispatth.

Rs~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS:
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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GET YOUR BLANKETS at L. STERN Co.'s, 52t
Broad street. .s}.f,u
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rrSr or LETTERS.

LETTERS REMAINING IN
I Isl w 'nrEIcE At RICHMOND, HEN
| 7Nh,!ST VA. OCTOBER rs. 1876.
EI,R Wv rspiES' LIST.
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IL PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE
IN HORSES or COWS Of any kind WINTERED
upon favorable terms would consnls their interest
calling on us before making an agreement Win;
other parties. We have arrangements BY which ihe
can be well cared for on o large river estate ~
healthy locality. Plenty Of food and water. For
particnlars APPLY to T. C. 1.IeAKE8 d C0sSs5
r nc oS.endaW -. !. lt5 s5 HOS Basin bank.
.HONNIHAN,sCELEBRATEDW WATER
StpROOFINGrKEEP YOUR FEET DRY3 "
you would haYe hssltls H you Nonig
have weuith The ah0Te preparaf5on win soften Hnd
nreserst yolir boots and etes and make thsin W.
ter-proof aBc. Try II aud haye dry fres assa save
5o''r inoasos' : = b. Ii. CHARLEY II Co,
- az Rkenfa Tar E4&uufse9nkt vs
TIIT-HEADS, on Cd $40 per resx9, 6 tho.
EEtDIapATCH PRINTfNss-H0U 0UHE
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schooner \. f. Cra.mer. Captain James c: Nell
.,.: schooner M.ry c. Decker. Schooner William
= Davis, schooner Mcymonett, Schooner Potomsc,
:. ~ S9csla Norwegian Bark Sason.
MISCELLANEOUS.
f5jladc,pMa Fire Insurance Company: Merchants
,-I Mechanics Building Fund and Loan Associa-
.aD: American Fire Insurance Company, OF l'hlla-
.rrt,il. President Of tirrcnback Club.
r. l.. VAN LEW. Postmaster.
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]. n. EIsuEn, Secretary.
.ELECTORAL. TICKETS.

CONSERVATIVE STATE ExEcurrvE13
H sCoMAITTEE RooNs, No. 81 bank gTREET.aS
RicHMoNp, VA, October 29, 1915: y
Handsomely Autographed, containing the aSmes Of
congressional candidates with such other Candidates
cies exist; also the words . forn or against tte
amendments TO the ConSf3tntaon, win be sent BY
mail upon orders, az $2 per thousaad, paid.
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NBITHER LABOR MOB EXPENSE
HAS BEEN SPARED
In the endeavor to make the EXCELSIOR READERS
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.

The Series consists of Elk numbers, arranged and
adapted in natter and capacities of the
pupils under instruction. 1t is COMPLETE AND
UNIFORMLY EXCELLENT. The interesting and
strictly progressive character Of reading lessons
covers wide range of literature. from the Primer
which guides the spng tongue of the infsnt to the
compendium of abstruse and often difficult selections
from eminent authors.
Catholic Teachers, desrous of having Readers in
the bands of their pupils that will aid them to pro-
nounce and read correctly while the same tme they
leave lasting impressions virtue and religion on the
youthful mind, will not fail to the Excelsior
Series-
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SADtIER'S EXCELSIOR SERIES OF
BIOGRAPHIES,

Embracing three books besides an intermediate work
for those who wish to vary the grade, entitled
Excelsior Introduction to Geography,
coming between Nos 1 and .
This Series is the most highly approved one pub
lished having been by more than thirty
ArchbishoPs aud Bishops, besides hundreds of the
best critics in the land schools in which it
has already been adopted 1t has lent new charm to
the study as nnumerable testimonials from the best
teachers testify.
For special Introductory terms address
WILLIAM II. SADLIER,
PUBLISHER,
au6 sm IL Barclay Street, New York.
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said, as II sbe of all the world would under-
stand. AN the steadfast truth of her charac
ter came forth then and asserted itself She
did not act like a slight aud tender girl bot
tried and wonderful woman. She maintained
her fathers innocence; strove in every way to
have 1T proved; failed. Then, that one cloud
should be removed, she had everything sold
their handsome house, their furniture, their
booke, their musical instruments, even her own
the proceeds she paid all her fathers debts aud
then was penniless The day after all this
found note awaiting me, when called at the
poor refuge where she had lodged during the
time of trouble, an old servants house. 1t eaid
Good bye, dear Max, l must earn living
now, and | could never do it here. Forgive me
brave though seem, could not brave the in
tervlew. You know, dear, could never bring
to you blackened name and so, for our lost
happiness, Gods will be dore.'
That was all :" the mans voice broke ut-
ter!y, and the mans heart asserted itself in
tears; she was gone, no one knew where"
There was silence then, something akin to the
awed aud sorrowful .ilence we feel in presence
of tho dead. It's hush was broken by the patter
of little bare feet along the hall, aud robed in
its sot5, white night dress, little hsuds out
the doorway.
MY God" exclaimed Max in a voice alto
EstheT indescribab
ooh, Max! On, Max! 1 didn't dream your
voice then; it's you.' As he held her close
close Hugh knew, knew all i; the others won.
dered, bat he turned and went out into the
nlSuC' he could not stay and see the rest.
Out there in the shadow of night upon the
mCu 1tain, with Gods sky above his head, the
gentle and brave and noble heart barred itself
before the creator of all love- In that moment
he EHelC completely, lotmy, how much he loved
her For, by a strange dispensation of that
Providence which compels our designs to his
ends, he knew that he could make her happy.
Whatever there might have been of temptation
or of struggling, God alone saw he rose with
the calm majesty of manhood's resolve upon
his brow, anu turned to go back to his adopted
brother.
But on the way he clme to where a tiru-e
kneit, sobbinE It's heart away; figure he !
knew, ignre dear beyond words.
Lena" now the name came Qaite readily to |
bis lips, . are yoa then wretcuedf"
She raised her head stood up quivering with |
agitation from head To foot, could not answer
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-25

EVERY one has heard the story of
Lord North and the gentleman who
asked him "who was that large. ugly
woman ho saw youder." But the Sc.
quel is hardly 50 generally known rs il
deserves to be. II forgive you" said
Lord North. with n good natured smile,
"for l believe Lady North and are AS
plain couple as any in England"