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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-05

NJ COHEN BROTHERS are offering the
most elegant stock Of BLACK aud COLORED
SILKS that was ever exhibited in this city-their
prices. too. are below any ever offered before;
MEXICAN MESH GRENADINES at 22c., the
same generally sold at 40c., also At Csc. worth
from 9Oc. to 81 -.-...
IRON GRENADINES at 3 714c. sold everywhere at
65c., al SOC. reduced from 81 '..
Their stock of DRESS GOODS Is the most extern
svc ever offered before in prices from l0c. up This
part of their stock lends very great inducements.
They are also Offering $50 pieces BLACK AL
PACAS-the most popular brands kno"n-at very
rrcat sacrifice, my29
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EDUCATIONAL.

OF VIRGINIA. = 5k.5
" SUMMER LAW-LECTURES
nine weekly. begin 18th July, 1875 and end 18th
September Have proved of signal Lse-frst, TO stu.
den, who design to- pursue their studies at this or
other lay-schoOi; second, to those who propose to
read privately; and third, to practitioners WHO have
not had the advantage OF sgstematic instruction For
81 - 4 JOHN B. MINOR,
&c GETAWAY Prof. Common and Statute Law.
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Any xtefssl1d By afassfe 0Y iiitarffssasf5n !, ,
1914 4aIt q tas toseg2ipg boyd VIII cvss
dunn attksta1s tho wifhases, tbat he aitr,a.in.
was MAGE hsfore the bopd wac aiSued and sealed,
Wien partners he parties 70 ne bohd the par.ne,
ship IafaG should not be- used, but escf, rartn.
is e1S a., ggn biz inaiyidusl name. IEflIl
EOuNTY on. j 90 ~, y ~ = 4 III
On this ----- day of .-e--.-, 1877 personally A.,
pcared befors me -s-------r --------- and --y y
sufeties in the afore2oinx boud 90 me known r.
the persons named In said bond "a sure,es and w
have executed the same as such, who Being by r.d
duly sworn, oppose ana say, and each Tor hfrse a.f
poses and says,h he hiss executed the within honSl
that Of correctly stated the,ini
that he'll the owner OF red sstate worth the MI
hereinafter set against his name 6ser and above
debts due and owing by him, and all iudgm4nia
mortgages, and executions against him, after alinr
Ing MI exemptions OF every character Whatever hi
toial SUP, thus assured amounting TO f3-l ."Jj
dollars, being 6ouhe the amount Of the foreyoInJ
bond sEs Il l--s tY eot]i
Subscribed aud sworn before me this - day N
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a1YTO PRESERVE YOUR TEETH and
to keep them white, without injuring them, use
d MEADE & BAKERS
SAPONINE DESTIFRICE.
Price. so cents box. Recommended by our best
dentists For SPONGY and SORE GUMS, ULCBR-
ArED MOUTH, and DECAIED TEETH, use MEADE
& BAKERS
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH.
1t thoroughly dsinfccts the breath and leaves r"-
freshing feeling In the outh. Price, SO cents bot
tic. ap ~
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A PREFERENCE FOR HESUlICkS. But pEslhE
TO SUPPORT TnDES As TIE MOST AVAILABLE
CANDIDATE.
[Ey Telegraph 10 the Tribune.
ST. LOUIS. June l.-Of the individual
preferences OF the thirty delegates elected
to the National Convention no accurate
estimate can III present be made. l'nQueS-
tSonably the Democracy Of this section have
o much warmer sympathy for Mr.. Hen
bricks than for any other man; and 1t is
claimed the delegation TO St. Louis will
vote almost unanimously for Governor Til
den rs the most available candidate, placing
party success above the matter VI personal
preference. Mr.. Tildcn and Mr.. Hendricks
were the only persons. prominently spoken
OF in connection with the presidency. y
story about Governor Ti!den's having
money on the ground with which to pur-
chase the delegates was started by 4 party
OF INSCRIPTIONS men from St. Louis, but
il had 10 evil effect.
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e signing this certificate.
Dated g.

Performs of proposal. bond, and certificate an
also for Instructions as TO the conditions To b. on,
braced In the contract &C., advertisement OF th
date in pamphlet form inviting proposals for INA!
service In Maine, to be found at the terminal pos,
Offices OF the above routes. and 10 be had app!
cation TO the Second Assistant Postmas;cr-G ene,a
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes. super
ssribed: Mail Proposals, State OF Virginia" ln
addressed to the Second Assistant PostncistcrCieue
r,l.:, MARSHALL JEWELL.
ie b-lsw6w PoStmaster-General
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Hon. John Randolph Tucker has been in
teryiewed, and says: oh my view no man
should go to St. Louis committed in iudg-
ment to the domination OF any man. The
convention should be body OF conference,
its verdict should be rendered after q
Id and unbiased and full consultation
mparison OF views, and OF the facts
|. ase."
se >yicted thieves in the Democratic
he their wrongs TO redress and re-
he col atty; to them the term retormer
. hsse -rievance, and, let the Repub-
s,as iScy may, these scaly con-
at nain.ad that there shall be 10
1ri5u."e.
,nos is that the !; Ere
hit. " DR. G. 7.
nscihS railway,
Hendricks
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HOUSEKEEPING.

TTOUSE-MOyING.- Don't fail to see T..
Ill j. REAMY, No. 10 Fifteenth street, the only
With my patent mover guarantee economy and dis
patch. Buildings moved with chimneys, without dis
heavy bodies moved with care. Also pay cash for
buildings 10 be moved tn the city. References
Messrs. W. T. King. Main street: Captain Tyler,
Rockets; George a. Hundley, Broad street > E.ts
my 2e-3m -. .1 10
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DEATHS.

Died In this city, saturday evening: ai;e: ioiiS
and painful illness, JOHN a. MURPHY
The funeral will take place from ST. Peter Cattle.
d-a! THIS (Mon6ayj MORNING Il: o O'Clock. The
friends and acqualntance6 OF the ia!ny are ln'lteo
TO attend.
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TuH LIE CoNTRADreTED. 4 From the M
bany Argus, June 2.l-It isSalleged that 9
firm OF advertising agents lave sent circu-
lars to certain newspapers containing ex-
tracts from other newspap fayoring Cow
ernor Tilden, for republication as advertise
ment, or for compensation. We are autho-
rized to state that no such act has been done
by that firm or by any other firm, or by any
person whatever, with the authority, direct
or indirect, or with the knowledge OF Gov
crnorITilden, or by tho agency or with the
knowledge Of anybody about Governor Til
den
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SoTg.-Whcn the oath Is taken before 4 Justice OF
the peace, or any other officer not using seal eG-
ccpt judge of United States court the certificate
der his seal Of Office, that the person who administer
cd the oath IS duly qualified Is such officer.
as be y
Gre per centum on th6 prssentdnnual gdy on TIE
n @ ss s
OF the amount Of TIE bond accom- paHyiag the
Gid tfsaid bond eTseeds $4,000. st.,
The proposal must be StgRsa by the nidocr or DID
ders, and the dnte OF signing affixed; AZ -
Direct to the second Assistant p9slmasteF,'en,,
eral Post;Otce legarlmenlti washington D. c..
sn--at BOND ,sta5.lH
-.s... t..r.syt.. Directions, III! anal
~ Insert the names of the principal and sureties
IN fun in the body of the bond; also he date. Tie
certificate on the inside should be signed by Justice
of the peace adding his official title, or, II signed by
E9sar ppp 3ns he y st tSee as mt
o. and u .l@ s;1:t ii t1s stsis q
e. sre eld In the af uss and t sum Of
dollars lawful money OF the ntted states TO be paid
to the said United States Of AmeriSs or Is duly aR
mcut OF which, well and trulyts be made and done,
we bind ourselves our heirs executors and adinis-
traitors, Jointly and seyerai!y, firmly by these pre-
Scaled with our seals. and dated this --- day Of
Is. - -.
whereas by an act OF Congress approved June 2S,
1874, entitled IAN act making appropriations iof
the service OF the Fost-Qtice Department. 1or the
fiscal year ending june 80 lsI5 and for other pur-
poses IL - provided that every proposaf Ter cart
Tying the mali shall he accompanied by rhe bond OF
the bidder, with sureties approved BY postmaster,
IN pursuance whereof, and In compliance With the
provisions Of said law this bond y made and exc
cuted, subject TO al the terms, conditions and rems-
dies tere6n in the aid provided and prescribed
the aforsEoinx and annexed proposal
Vow, tho condition of the said Obligation 70 such
that 81 the said ----, bi6defas aforesaid, snail,
within such time after his bid as e POST
hs: prescrined n SAG sss,ns ~
Amsrca with good and sufficient sarettsa 70 be ap-
proved by the Postmaster General, 70 perform the
service proposed in his said bid and further shall
rerorm said service according TO his contract
this OBLIGATION shan he VOID, Otherwise 70 % 10 iaa
ahn eSeof Nc have ereuto &c. our hands
and scals this dag Of -----,ls7 ai9gS i Ia
81 - -7v--s ISEAL.l
stfs!I "a 3sJt3tl.s ~ ------- .--a-l--, tSEkL
gai eqet:s3.u;,s9 lla9 ~ it--s;-, ssEA1Sjs
Witness fssf3 .f(f-stsf,.5iyl sliI "a lf!tE3f
stsas. - SRI I s -.
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" IL - NINIA Vi
same being Court Of Record do hereby certify tho
whose genuine signature apoe,r
to the foregoing affidavit was, at the time OF siguin
the same, justice or the peace In and for the
and State aforesaid duly qualified, and that ali hi
Official acts such are entitled TO tu.l faith an
credit. ~
In testimony whereof, have hereunso set NV har,
as clerk, aud affixed the seal OF said court on III
- day OF -, 1877
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MERCHANTS AND OTHERS DESI-
Ul RING CLERKS of my capacity can be ac-
commodated,l free Of any charge, apa with the
CONFIDENTIAL toasfER CIAL AGENCY,
No. 1917 CARY STREET. ~SAt
where register has been instituted to benefit com.
merce generally In this respect. je 6-lt*
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Subscribed aud sworn before me this ~: day,
We oath Is taken before a :.

SoTx.-When the shove oath Is taken before a IN.
tce Of the peace or any other officer not using ses
except judge OF United States Court, the certis
cate or clerk Of court OF record must be adier
under his sealof Office, that the person who ulmin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-05

On and after this date ROUND-TRlI' TICKETS
will lie sold at the office OF this Company, ut S2G
Main street, and Exchange Hotel. to the various
springs and summer Resorts IN southwest Virginia,
eastern and western North Carolina; also to the Bll-
ialo Springs, In Mecklcnburg county, Va.
JOHN II. MACMURDO,
ie 2-lm General Passenger Agent.
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The New Haven Union says that TIpEN's
money triumphed in Virginia and Missouri.
Il declares that he has bought Il large num-
Der Of impecunious =. i. VS.!
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CERTIFICATE OF POSTMASTER.

], the undetat4ref, postmaster nc -, State 0
-, after the exercise OF due diligence TO into.r
myself OF the pecunlary ability aud responsibility
the principal and his s,eties III the ortsoing bond
and Of the unincumbered real estate owned BY then
respectively, do hereby approve said bond ana cer!
that the said sureties are Observation-Disclosures In
belief, to insure the payment Of double The ccH-
amount of the said bond-and do further cer;i:
that the said bond was duly signed by - -
bidder,I and -- - and - -, bis sure
ties, before signing this certificate.
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Vermont will east II solid vote ior TiIpES
in the st. Louis Convention.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, BOND, AND CERTlFl'
CATE.

dress is - county of -. State of -, proposes 70
carry the mails of the United States from October
20 and -, State of -, under the advertisement
of the Postmaster-General dated May ~, 1875
with celebrity, certainty, and sccurty,1or lhe an
cepted he Will enter into contract, with s'reties 10
be approved by the Postmaster-G WITHIN the
time pres crbed In said advertisement.
TIts Droposnl is made lofth Cult kn0,ctedge Of
the distance Of the route the aoeight othe mdt TO
be carried and all other particulars Ia reference
10 the route and service; aud also, dJter cdTSut
elimination Of the taos dni instructions at
tached to Advertisement Of mail seruice.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.}
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, VA, May 80, 1876.
ID OTND-TRIP TICKETS TO THE Ma
~ TIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AT
CINCINNATI va THE CHESAPEAKE AND
pHiO RAILROAD will be on sale from the 9th TO
lle | 3th OF June, good for thirty days, at SIS.
CONWAY r. HOWARD.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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MEETINGS.

rpHE MEMBERS OF ST. Al T<yTy,.s
L. BANS ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, SIIsXSs3
No So are requested to tend stated con- Sz.e.sS
vacation OF their Chapter ut ST. Adams Hall ""'-S
THIS (AIoatlay) EVENING, 9th instant, at O'Clock
Annual election of officers will take place Al! Royal
Arch Masons In good staudingare fr&ternaliy luTNcd
10 attend. - .,
~ order Of tho NJ. F. H. p. S.H. JACOBS,
je 5-1tr SecFctar..
gEASONIC NOTICE.-Thc stated & !.
lYE communication of lIENRICO UNION Xxx
LODGE, No. 1870, will take place THIS EVE-l "
NIEI at O'Clock. at Masonic Hall, on Twenty-i!lth
street Election Of officers will take place. Al M
BE order OF tho W. NJ. WILLIAM WILSON.
June :, A. l.. 1915. secretary.
~ Il
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VITALIZED PHOSPII1TES, the brain
and nerve fooI-by DR.. Percy's formula:
LASCELOTS IODINIzED SYRUP OF HoRSEi
RADIsH and ELIXIR OF H0RSE-RADIsH1
much used In France as sn acceptable diureiicI
tonic, and powerful ALTERNATIVE for dcpra'"I
conditions OF the system;
SIIERRY-KISA, 4 celebrated French compound OF
fine wine and the active principles Of Peruvian
bark, and very efficient Us tonic for those suffer
Ing from the debility Of chls. fevers, &C.
DIrRASD's CASTILLO ms ELIXIR, III astrngeNt
tonic, highly beneficial In chronic dIarrh~a an'
Gysentery. For sale by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists.
tel 90 Main street.
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FESTIVAL.

in the Sunday school ROOM of Clay aud FIRST
streets, on MONDAY. June 9Th, beginning at 2 NJ.
and continuing through the evening.
STRAWBERRIES and 1CE-CREAM Il city
prices
There will be vocal AMI instrumental music
,p 3-Dt
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EXTENSIONS.

RlCHMoSD. FRED'G & POTOMAC j. X. CO..l
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
RICHMOND, May 6, 1862
4 CENTENNIAL TICKETS.
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IEv Tclcgraph 10 the Tribune. !

A PREFERENCE FOR HESDlICKS, BUT DESIRE
TO SUPPORT TILpES As THE MOST AVAILABLE
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fELsTARY NOTICES.

ItRAYS. ATTENTlON.-A at y
W y"ur 2rmory EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEk y
far ,,ri1 and business in uudrcss uniform Roll 81
csIl 81 s.. . clock. ny order OF +. }: BosSIEUX, il
Captain. :. Ky IN o-nl IL:
j. !:-ot OrderiE.
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Gs-Proposals altered by erasures or interlinea-
lions of the route, the service the yearly pay or inc
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J. All checks deposited with bids will he held
i contract is executed and Tie Ssruics, COM
lced by the accepted bidder. Checks pt!t zen
eturned By mail. on the tcrttten requeSty t"s
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Assignments OF contracts, or of Interest IN con-
tracts are forbidden by law, and consequently cam
NOT he allowed Neither can bids or Interest In BIDS,
be transferred or assigned TO other parties bidders
will therefore take notice that they VIII DC e1pectcu
~ ortnr,n the service awarded TO them through the
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r,oIlc, OF Missouri Democrats.

from Henry
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

If the co1nry drifts into seriou, troubl.
IN re- o he next presidency and sui
denly wakes UP next March to find Two
almants to its chief executive office an
To the c"mmand'r>hip in chief of its army
and navy, AT least one of the leading men
IN her lei -lttive halls c.ln show th,t he i
clean of blame. George f. Edmund, is :;
republican of the republican,, and his
cOul St this winter shows him to be a st;,trs-
man as well.
The clamor that Hayes is elected and
hall be inaug Ir,ted and that TiLlen i,
elected and shall be inlugurated is made
up of the cries of men who put party and
Official! above country. The trouble lies
IN the difference of opinion among men of
equally good judgment us TO where. under
our present laws. the legal authority to
declare who is elected is vested
We believe that this authority lies with
the president of the Senate, and if it does
we shall have Il republican president
Chancellor Kent SO believed and expressed
himself rs to the authority of the president
OF the Senate. But on the other hand
President Lincoln held that the two house,
OF congress acting together controlled the
count of votes. Gen. Butler hollis sub>tan-
TALLY the stme view. Republican prece-
de fer dozen years has given either
House or Senate the power to reject 4
Stte's vote and tn Senate and House
now disagree rs to whether the rule under
which 1t was done Is now in force or not.
1t is no do lbt true lhat IL great body of
the citizens of the United States hold that
with or without the 22d Joint rule. the vote
OF IL slate cannot be counted without the
assent Of both Houses of Congress. Ohers
hoId That 1t cannot be REJECTED without the
concurrent action of both Houses, and still
others hold to the Kent opinion that the
president of the Senate has The decision in
his own hands, House and Senate bno
merely witnesses to his action
Two of these views would give us = re-
publican president, while the other would
elect Mr.. lllden. And the several opin-
IONS are honestly held and are fair matter
for debate. 1t is easy to see where This
Will AL lead. If p,rti,an feeling runs
h'Gi' the repIblican Senate and its pre,i-
dent will hold Hayes elected and he Will
be 50 declared; while the democratic
House will 20 through the form of a re-
lrctlon OF some state. throw the election
into It's own hands. elect Mr. Tiden and
declare him president. All that either
Hayes or Iilden has TO do to be inaurnra.
ted after that is to take the oath of Office
Each will then be ready to command the
army and navy, appoint Il cabinet and per
form the other dn,ies Of the presidency.
Passions would then be excited that wnpId
make civil war imminent and each faction
would be deemed by the other to be rebels
and traitors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

lie STATES PRISON The new board
Of directors have been in Windsor lookjnr
over matters. There are now 1876 in,n,t..
of the prison. including five or six who
are there for safe Keeping till trial su.
pcrinendcnt Bailey is still in ch ,rre no
determination having yet been arrived AZ
IT'S to the appointment of Superintendent
\ change in the diet Of prisoners will give
them wheat bread twice dav instead of
once; us brown bread don't have the hest
effect upon their health. and is no chean,r
than whe It bread. Mr.. Petticrew i, the
only one of the cid directors who WAS re-
elected. and he has m ,de :. very good Of
hcer. Messrs. Spaullng and Jennings,
the new directors, will with Mr.. Pettirrew
secure an efficient administration. Srn,.
tor Spauldiny is an out and out business
man. ana we shall be mach mistaken if
Kings are not conducted Oh IL sound bust
less basis that will satisfy tn. legislature
md the people.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

MEXICo.-Tie news of the entry inf,
the the city Of Mexico Of Diaz, revolution
list. Is confirmed. Gen. Revucltas has is
sued a circular letter to merchants re-
qur>ting them to visit him on important
business. and stating that they would be
subjected to \ forced loan on pun OF per-
so''i E'o"r on the fortIhcatlons. The
merchants fear that this extraordinary in
vitatlon involves some scheme of plumber
preparatory to the flight of Revurltas
lhls general, by the way is the man held
responsible for the recent imprisonment
OF John ). Smith, an American citizen. it
Is alleged without any offence on the par,
OF smith. The latter has been released
after three months imprisonment in !. filthy
dungeon.
The overthrow of the government of
President Lerdo in Mexico has been com
pleted 10y the capture of Ler,lo and his
cabinet. and the shooting of EscobeGo, hi,
secretary OF war. and several o,her>. This
turn of affairs was undoubtedly BROUGHT
about by Dlaz and his army. but Iglesias
Is evidently looming up again, and there
IS more trouble ahead. The towns of
Monterey and Stltillo declared in favor of
iglesias and surrendered without iightinp.
while the whole northern frontier of
Mexico. except Matamora,. is in posses
.lon OF the supporters of Igle>ias. His
'lends at Matamor;is have turned ont wi, h
music and torches to celebrate his success
he invitation of Gen. Revueltas to mcr.
:hants to call and lend him money was adj
dressed to those Of Matamoras. and has
developed into II scheme to plumber tn m
II S4O,OOO. under the pretext of il tax of
Der cent on merchandise and moncrtr
ne whole community is protesting
Igainst the project.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13
II ere Is IN cltcior Lamei Clonn.
W no has set the Democrats groann'
For he WAS rejected
Aud Waits WAS elected,

An'f that's Watts The mllter WIKI Cr"nlnl
Mr.. Edwin FIVE, Senator .,,i..e's sue.
cc~sor in the House is Il >m Ill. gray hair.
ed man OF fifty years or more. in appear
ancc the very opposite of his Strikn. look
inc predecessor
A New York X,yajd special SAYS it i
the impression that Congress will adjourn n.
next Friday, to the second Monday in
January, the committees meantime. to
pursue their labors at the South and ON
the appropriation bills.
The British government finds its acqui
sition at the FIJI Islands an Improbable
one. The estimated expenditures for the
current year are e ISL. and the income
940,4 1t is very doubtful if the latter
sum can be III srd, as the income last
year wa> only tl6.2j5.
y locomotive engineer, who had lust
been discharged for some cause, gave Vent
to his spite by saying that it WAS about
time he le!l the comptny anyhow, for the
sake Of his HE, for - there was nothnr
left of the track but two strcaks of rust
and the right of way
Of Queen Victoria it is said that she has
ncr 1tNOrtc ministers. but tins favor ) de
lericd in IN uncommon fashion. The
Queen has Il delicate and discerning ear.
and ,hc man who speaks with Il clear
voice, which contains the ring and cadence
If honesty and maniine>s, is sure TO be-
come Il personal friend.
The grain trade. after some weeks of
ackncss. al solle ports is now quite active
again, perhaps in anticipation Of higher
'atc>. 1t is astoni>h NJ how busy it makes
he railroads to drive The Erie canal out of
be business. 1t is only in corn that the
eaboard receipts for the year are largely
n excess of those Of last year. Since Janu;.
y /, the seaboard receipts of flour have
'ten abon: The same us last years; of
wheat 1922, 900 bushels, against 81, 456.-
100; Of corn 81, Sd, OOO, against IL, $50. 900;
# oats and barley, somewhat in excess off
asst years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

left the stage and became a Baptist minis
ter. In the burning OF the Quebec theatre
Royal, in 1916. AZ lives were lost, and sew
eral panics have occurred more recently
with smaller losses of life. New York has
lost nine theatres within the last quarter
century. involving a money loss of So
1000, but. happily. no sacrifice Of life.
Brooklyn has previously lost only one the
atre by fire, Hooleys old theatre, which
was burned, Is years ago.