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PRESIDENT ORION.

FHcotOGNl VH ON
NE CONNECTS CERTAIN ERRONEOUS IMPRESSIONS.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, WESTERN UNION rEl.E-
orArn COMPANY, New Yong, Fob. 10, 1879.-
70 Edltoss: My attention hasbcon cxl1ed With
in few days to tho press reports passing oSor
our wires from Washington containing slate-
menta 10 tho effect:
Ftrst-Thst . recent application to the United
6tatos Court at st. Louis to have the requirements
Of une of several eubpnnas which had been
served upon the Company made moro explicit
really made for the purposo Of preventing lie dis
closure Of whAt Taa considered by me ~ damaging
testimony to don. BAbcoct.
lseeond-That my ruceut trip to Washington waB
nAdo upOu or In connection With this business. snd
.hs. vas 1t Washington aad admitted tha: ths rec;
Long Branch recently examined ~ mo, pnEsnAnt 10
subpoena, contained messages besween D7bcoek and
members Of The Ring which show cnncfus!rsly that
neports containing so1ne of these allegations tavo
already been published doom 1t dua alko to public
aud private iusca tn Bay concerning tho nattar re
ferred to In these gerorss -
Eirsi-Tho application ruads TO the Court in behalf
Of the Company at st, Louis VIE not a tho fnhaRs.
ton. solicitation. or auggeaon Of Gen. Dabcock. nor
Of sny psrsoa selling In bis heha, Was lpy t1p to
second-Eo effort has eyer been made hy OF tn be-
hatf at Gen. Bsbcock to rrovont tfie Conpsny from
furnishing ali lncssgos In its cusody that had been
called for by process as4ed from hny court md all
Tht,d-The search made through tho Now York and
Long Branch flns failed 10 nnd q anglo message
either covered by tho aubrmnA or outside Of 1t, which
related to any Of the caEca ii ". LoMis.
fonr!h-It follows neccsatry that hsve not slated
to Auy person anywhere Tint tle records Of Tits Corn
pany contained oy!dcuce couclusyo Of tho u.tit oi
don. nabcock. haze stated III . few instances OK
''' WILLIAM osroa.
, 1876-02-11

.'th Tho unfortunates. 70 song Of whom he had bc.n
ny MANY hs was supposed to ho noiernmcft oleiA,
and tho "gloriola Is" ta1utalert, watehtl HIN
nafrosly, "a he yaxcd arolnd with tho gentlemen Of
Tho areansl BATCH. t'ins!!y aarsrnin.nt o''e!,l
tpy put this Loulav,l'isna track. and !u fev
hora tho pair were onfnrAblJ and gorIonsly drunk.
Then did he Of Lou!asile nsnfcat htr1nef. urswin3
waa of ILLS from his pocket. hs hinsea mystestousIy
how be came thereby. He Vas = friend Of tue "gen-
tlemanA Il[ug;" they had put up for bin generously
and not and hia n!aaion was 10 discnTer facts about
very prominent Official. In order that chargcn might
L. rrs;errnd aud !ls y ?. o tsraiRhtvay removal /!
!hts of money ID casry It through but f,lsvl!ls hal
Furnished the man and ti'c boys lad found tho ntey,
anil It would not In long heforc eruption world
come, which wond te.r things. snlit things, dIaIa-
tREats things. ratso thunder. whoopi"
Tnetaupon the spy stra!ghtenod up to wonderful
extent, aud re.srtel what lie had learned, and the
government official put tho '. +. o. On LIS guard hnd
hi r;aA vel,
such IA tin story. But tie "gentIemana Ring "
Hcny sin trsh thcrpof arid the Government oicaai
hays 10 never heard Of tho matter, whe, per conra
vary rc!ass ~Itnt+s test!ncS that he overheard tho
ennFrrr.t'on betweeh the fry atd the Loutsro man,
and th4t Isssiois sud hu.tgneHt thereto he raw tho
by aud lie Government oc!al III c,osa consultation.
, 1876-02-11
STORRS' PROTEST.

6ptefdl Dispatch to The fhscdqa Tribune.
gT. Louis, Feb. l0,-Followfng is Tho argu-
mont OF Emory stor1s aguinst tho admission OF
Erarsats testimony regarding tho lottos With
5000 in 1t which ho mailed to Habcock;
A1ay II pleaae tho Court, this trial has progressed
with very low Interruptions objections by The de-
fehse. It hRa been and ts our purso to iuterpose
1e3eeo1' ,nas cena II sny aoses 10 T.
tho maintenance Of which essential the pro,ee-
would bo nntruo 70 ourselves and to profession,
We 70 withhold objections. Those obtuctions TO.
that these Fundamental principles may he violatod Ii
Ill tho III thls claus Of caseatrsta for eouapF
~ a sss5 sys, T.: M i ga: sns
ssss sass. md md &. oi otisi: and 10 tic xsos
La. s..a ss assoeS S''G ax.rs ~ sas xs' s sasnss
ten @ IT. sse aaa aaa
ger su admonishca VI aud tho court Of the c1tEsne
caution with Which e. nst Il pfoess4 st ~
proposition u to conneet shc defendant With con-
BY 'q} st a.s a1s % 10y waa hs
IL '' Z hs . lark Ink where hfs, adysssaries may
e on h 'e % bs 70 eSo q snass Ss
Government Of III tax Oh dht''oa trtttts After two
Ed a ss ys sss 70 u ao %
R.s sy.bo which tends 10 tmpltcate the defsndant-
Which the prosecution can tay lcnus 70 eetaoilsa
TIo ls spsoof Is obs1ous ,aat whsrs eonspIt.ey
c1ists, tho fact Ii clear. there ,,1,s. L. no
ssiit~not By hearssy ,sftdsnee, or ths
declarations OF shoAa who exploit theiF oxn criminal
shs scts ot sho accssod themselves. ,fss ihsso aay
Ia.cuity in proving Joyce conspit.tox7 Is seems
not OF lsasSett-{ he wesG on tEialf II eecms h9t
Thvy would Iii m Convicted by what they lava dons.
The proposition IL to shoY ss 4ntns she se o. k1,s
sud ssns to nabcoek For .hs purposs Of hs caao ws
sre 70 psesume that he 1eeetsa IT, taatsa M cou eno
.aa n...s e. r !. sss Ss'.Fs r..
thayf MOI Uabcosks; no; l.90l ncs ssparated him
1oy hsoss s Sss pas 70 70
| stand by our acts. Thers Il not psetsnso that
this q nAbcoshs "e' but s0y'sas H.. Aeasl; as
| Of evidence aud the .oundsst Eule y JUSTICE:
They seal to conTict this dsfcnaane b{ ths at. o.
othtrs when hu took part in thes,-kRow nothing
about them. No atu1npt u lnale TO show tas1 hs te-
cslysd tic p.oasY. Let tus 60 fusthas' hh1'a ths5
, 1876-02-11

VAN DOhS ON.
he WAS NOT REMOVED nur DESIGNED.
10 fhs Esiftor or Tie Ch,taco Irb,t,k:
UNITED STArka ATTORNEYS CYr1ce, Hpn1ya-
FIELD, ILL.,, Fob. 9.-1n your isnus Of yesterday
you allude 10 nc as having been removed from
tho Office Of District Attorney for this District.
III your statement sou eceu 10 takc considerable
pleasure In tho supposed fact OF my removal,
and espreea bolicf that moro skill and activity
will 10 shown 10 prosecuting tho Whisky Iiing
hereafter. Tho fact ia, seogncd, - mastcr have
had In contemplation for At least two months. wrota
out resignation Ucc y, nud before thil court COM
nenccd, which my fr5cads persuaded not to for
ward, hnd It Is d weknowu fact 10 nutnter OF PROM
snent gentlemen hare that I have several times c1-
pressed Tho opinion III good fa!lb that cared nothing
for tho Office, becnuse the compensatIon tu this
District Ia ueagcf, and that could o better Without
IT, Auy lawyer who has fair Practice at home can
net ~ ,n.eauaTy eon.idtaon 1or TO ,ase ths
my tc1gnation here Feb. !, which was accenteti.
A. to "ssIl and .ct!s1sy.' I would sas that tho
have fnund nubet Of indictments against COUNTER
feite.s 1frt-O!ee thieves, and minor whaky csses.
Of pt:as of guity an.ersi. Tha jaross hsye woricI
hard but Lave telortel indictments against any OF
tlr Whisky Rng hut no,ne thsee fonr CT. .GauKers
msss Of testtnouy has sxon tA&eu, Iii
they arc no: throngh yet With tho eyIlcucs,
not p:esat In .htA section Your cor1eeItuett hero
has 1T to nstntI frequently III LIS co.nsuuni-
cations to your paper. fftrui al tniut abkeI lin
ntru!hfull; NJ laad alraYs treated lin Is se- On,
euan. His reply. my frionl Esa.et. WAS, that the
editor of Ts TarnExE had Instructed him to do tu,
and he was merely carrying out instructions.
A the Attorney deEtroA to remain un::l
March ], # woua ar1Ear he not esKtr fas gs
10 leave you infer; but as bukiurss in or
Sa.% Courts, wxut to yacato hoo successor
can nr1isc. Respectfully, IL. VAN DuAs71N.
III: GH1EyEs AND Is WE0Ti..
SperIui Uhpasth TO 1ht CAf-a1o ,rr.
.8narSafreLp, ILL., Feb. ie.-A vcrixse carl sr1ruts
IN the Etgasr this evening by Cot Juhu r. Van Dors-
toa hate bis.rictAttosney. It Ia aaragcly-.ncnl-~
cious aHHant upon SnrTiaor M1t:Aewa md isis dep
utses and upon tie correspondent at The CHICAGO
TRIBUNE and other newspaper MN, but contsink no
defense Of the Attorneys scandaloua conduct. which
las brought The o!c:E aad The Office lisrrpato Ia
.he courts and UPON tho public strects Tao c1rzc.
Hrodeuts taEe aune rensurt To theInEeve4 for paat
lenieney to Col. Van uoaton when ho was publicly
disgractng hstasau faoaths s!uce. aud When tho De-
l4rtiuent Vt Washington Was already considering hls
summary diamtssa atd the Attorney. .1eteral arksa
the Illinois Senatorial delegation Ia hattie stccessas
Of less unpleasant nooresy: Mr. Van Dprstau'a d!4-
tribe L. tho outonn9 of heliug at Iii. removal, which
TIC ifass GeaaH1ed u the heEess OF pubic aoceacy.
, 1876-02-11
CHICAGO.
THE GRAND JURY,

W. NheNC sos'i+
TIE LoSu-Losr BRETHREN RETURN.
~ So11e.o"s ~. ta.'s ~ N.s wy
poay sufnoa nP yesterday morning. eeeosasoe ~
announcement. looking aa natural aud aY {feHh
:. .o,,1a h. 1oa,roJ Tho ,a,or-nn,ont f,n,n
90 couia 10 aes'1eo' Ano AoJou'a1aons aion4
last Friday, 1t wau generally understood, was
sahon o<eaueu tue'o "@a w sas.a'. 'ue.uass ~
10 accomplished, aud ih oedof 10 allow the
,,,at...a.,.. :: ,i.o .,,~-,,,,a ~. ,,..,,,o ~
1uo!ctle1ta' ~ Was aisu sa4loooo ~ poopio VI
, 1876-02-11

,tnsbttstos. Ho msnagad to escape from tho
Inn by dupinB lunasic, promlslng, If he
ia get tte loan Of 4 hack to help him over
vnl1, to lead llia own bncN for tho rR11,e pur-
Al. The lunattc vaa furious when 1foImbold,
vino got safely over tho wall, did not redcem
. .nromibo. Mrs. 1Ielubold Also snya that hnF
,.baul has ~ mania for nowspspers," "not
Inc what they say, 10 thnt. his uhmo is in
o1n,u "bo boses Tho mon 10 loath In Tho OIL
. rl,sro they print papora." This last asser-
"a IL true. beyond tho ahado" OF douos'
elubold mails to ttIo loading newspapers IN the
n,ted States, two or three tsmes week,
,rkod copies Of oslior neUsnsper8 coutalHi1R
tlo,cs far from complimentary TO himse!f. Tho
,pcnso Of gratifying his newspaper mania
uat 10 considerable.
ftoTEI AnN1vALB.
34iney Houst-G. D. Hayward, Now York. n.
etnepaun and vifo, 1aprn; O. T.. AldEict, Boston; !;
l. D. Dean, 81. Louis; J. 8. l.. Frasar, Toledo; !.
1ctt rh!adclphiA; !. D. Uut.erilr1d Lincoln, Mob.
O. Norris, indianapolis: O.. A. Ellis, boston; t. 8.
eadls, ra.tsbusg; v. Il: Perry, nnnslo: Whitney
w I.m1noaa, Prairie oty 1..;;; Ssend Ias:it-
Emerson, lay CITY; Lucien lii L. q. I!e9tua, enei
T. II, Mckay, 0leselsu II. l. D!eh, indianapolis
l. sxinetofd 1'.raboo; A. q hfatthe.., sprlnshela;
!, psueh. rhilsdelphia Dr. l.. Il. as.E. omaha; J..
!. Conyers., ludlans; Thomas Aswor'hy, clevsl.na
ienKy ,l m9to1t1 f: 3'fmos no'h s'nsaop ns
y aif,1on, Manager Oates Orern Troupe; r. II.
,f:Ious Fond ,ln Lac; o. Il. peaflol, Grand lapids;
Doyle noatsa; II Y T. Nylos oe Rsttoi Bot1o
Sinsa ft''i5 bs.o; 'tf p,ne '"' .ls RssFo eioss
Rys fsst Sezss g. u eote: HSsa s
Ean: AZ. D. DercAet, pe1asan, ILL.,; II. N. Nlchasts,
, 1876-02-11
JOURNALISTIC.

sptetaf Df.,asieA 10 rAs Chtt4lJo 1t,ht4s.
Er. JosyPn, lIo., Fob lo.-The tWp-thisds intAsasA
Of G. Il. Wilkinson In tho st. Joseph AHnsng HaFatd>
wAa sod to-day Vt klcHas sale for tho sum of 400,
tho ominal purchaser besng III, u. N. Turnss. Mr..
Turner ID not newspaper man, and Ia not supposed
to bs ths real owner. The check for Tho PuEehAAe-
money w q: axn ~ y Aaes ss ol shs nf1 q Adss
who OWLS the othaE third aud Will control tho oce,
~ hrrutoturs. ". D. OToolc. who bought AmAlS
Judgment ths Office weel4 since, presedfp
and notinsl tho purchaser th4t ls claimed tho o1cs~
Thure " probably no doubt, however, but what thai
sale Today Has good and binding ~ 10 Tifiasons Id
lAle4t.
, 1876-02-11
THE WEATHER.

wAsn1So1oa. D. G., rcb Ill =. a..n.-1n the Lower
Missouri ami rp;ts Mssttslrpt Valleys and Upper
Lake region. rains barometer, falling temperature.
fresh 10 brisk northwest winx. aild PARTLY cloudy
weather. auc.eeduy Agh. rans from, the l1ss 1ist.4
~ Mis~ourt. patty inr,liuE to SHOW. ,...
In the Lever Lku: trs.su Middle 6aates, autf New
Eut,lt falling .n law barometer. increasing aouth-
wct ~ southeast wu.lk generally wArn.cr, cloudy,
mud tAatly weather. partly turning iitS SLOW.
Nrstui NisIdfcA 10 Ths Chiea9a Trahant.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, FIJI. l0--Tha excessive rA!us of tho
lsxt tW0 G4 81 ta,isft great s3e III the Fox River.
Thr w.4un bridge ut Aington WA carried away yes
tertay morning. Was also portion Of the dam II
ttat ;llar L,ss $iU 04U. In OttaxA tho nood drove
uat humber IT families 1rol their shaue. Ilong
ls,ka nj The river, aud What IL khuWu here ~ tho
tluis, auIi the t1GmsKu ~ considerable.
.sj'rrsat isfHustH Il The xi4ss4ya 7fituhf,
ADRIAN, Mtch.. Fob. !o.-itcavy rains hAys cauaod
ta ovrr;1~s h. rrauutB. One bridge In tho city IL
ia'tIy wrsitltl, ai,a III dark far1cr and team, ~
Tuw:l.lsnr briat, !. l.ilss esat swept into thu
lkA!z!n alI drawucd.
Local oDaEAvATIoS5.
% Eak
, 1876-02-11

ia!d bfors The Jury. Among tht. ho a.Ed VITA Col.
Prank EAatfnan, who might In abin 10 ahet little
light upon tho subject. sfr. Eastman, however. had
not - onfna 1ver 70 tho 1osnr,ment Building, and,
therefore, thu Jury could do Ite than ri aronnt
hnd snaks Themselves com!ortabe "A roaaitc. This
th,y did .ns!l hf,ont O'Clock, when the Reluctant
might 60 for she day. The hint wns i,nnelatcy
taken.
To-day It Ia expected Inst v. E. 0niaen Will nValn
ako the w!lnesa chair IN tho al Ksetey Keruln.
Ie will be accompanied by aesers nex w!tnease. via
Will add weight to what hh has already developed In
dicttncnta viii then 10 IN order.
, 1876-02-11
THE PEKlN PAPERS.
TNp1HTANr aTATFMKStr-

Spteiat Utspateh tn Tht Chiea1u Ifbnns.
6ra1SaxlkIp, ILL.,, Feb. 1d.-ltoyenuo officers
hayo tlls afternoon And evening beun oyegliAul-
ing souo Of tho captured Wessorman Ialcts
md find soma hAviag au important beaEirg Oh
tho londiug ". Louis cases. and .hese wsFs .-iRls
also discovered duplicating All x.aHIesYlsor other
than Num- but tho ocera will not d!Asosc the nane
, 1876-02-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To One nnd All-Aro You SuxfeTinE1
froln cough, cod ssth9R, hfuuchitts any Of Tho
sump,Ioa9 Ifso, asa " aPAbor's puza Cod LFef Oh
And lrnu," safe And os!lcac1ous rensdy. This r
Iuack preparation, but IL regularly pteactosa By ~
medical faculty. Manufactured by 4. h VQA<k
QheMlat, nostoa. Sold ty III dx1ERakss.
, 1876-02-11


Npsciai Dfsihltth Ia The Chicago ftbxas.
EAST bAGiNAw, Feb 10.-The second day 1t tho
ahcoug tournament favored With fas veathnr bus
tho eutries were caa than yesterday, Fded Edredge,
and Loug having gonp home. TLn b1rds weso Lively
oles. Tho shooting WAS indifferent, a. Ii sho"a by
taa scorn. Itall, .: EAsou, 9: aouson, o; Oose.
aleadtey, sharro~, 4; Duciarme, 7; Thomas, Gil
man, y. The first money W. divided bctwssn btsns
10 dll,nsu. Of Dsro who boat IN tie ahootor. and
the third went " Dueharmp. In sweopstata which
Immediately followed, the frRt money wa4 taken ~
DccksE. thu sucoud by atarrov. and tho thtEd W
NlaIleY.
, 1876-02-11
POULTRY.

Sptstat DiaealsA u fas C1iesas tribune
CEpAR lAplpa, H., Fab. lQ--Ths Poultry Esh!bi-
lion haa been Iberas patroni1eA hsEe toaJ, aud tho
mAnagerB we'll satisfied that Uedar lsp!ds Aks
botu chosen the PLACES for holtux the uext annual
exhibition. As meeting Tor thu election Of oIlrers
4. 9. Luce Of Iowa Guy, waa chosen pssailsut, au1
u. u. uichArds, vt Cedar BAplda. st;1esasy.
, 1876-02-11

8FhIsaIRLp, Mnss., Feb. lu.-A ai4pstcl, saJs that
Iuteh!ns' Iotei st Aolyote, fred simultaneously
tn the cellar amt attic early tha morning. aud co.u-
rlctely destroyed. -Four sores tbs rst door vess
burned out Tno loss " 81, ,ooo; partially insu1sa
, 1876-02-11
i';hISKY.

! iH1oha.
Yesterdays Proceedings at
St. Louis Manifestly
Damaging to Gen.
Babcock.
The Evidence Of Everest, the
Mysterious Witness, Proves
to 30 Very Impor-
lani.
Tie Mailed Letters from Joyce
to Avery and Babcock
Containing $500
Each.
Statement that the Prosecution
Will Prove that Babcock
Received Such Letters.
The Chief Mourncr's Friends Not In-
spired with Additional Conf
dance by tho Days Events.
Supervisor Tuition and What Is
Thought Of Him and His
Way Of Talking.
Hhy aid. Jonas and rhiiip Goldberg We're
Luggel Oh to milwaukee,:
Letter from District-Attorney Van Dor
ston.
, 1876-02-11

During the examination Of Eyursst, and raiticulfly
when he testtty!uH about the placing Ut money
In tho envelopes addressed To Uabcock 4ul Avery,
thcse great stnAatlon ln court, and thu interest
an!uatioh revealed tho fact that wtneas saw tho
money placed IN hui anvcfope, anu hu could not
fot1 weh QUO It was he saH tho tanknoto put into.
shero reaction, and great reiet ucsnaed to bo
experienced by tho counsel and friends Of dofcnlAn
Counsel TOR thu defenso have Expressed themselves
since the adjournment Of tho Court greatly de-
lighted ut breaking The forcc OF Eyesests evidence
and necin 10 bs very banHuino tAay Ntu succeed III
Ike plantey On ali oocas{oua,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26

GONG ron His OrrICE,-Tbe washington
Star says: "a few days ago - r9 ngIteruut
rev wearing light SLOUGH hat, aud carry.
ing formidable looking musket, might n ave
been seen, and, in fact, was seen, sNm5
vending bis way along Pennsylvania avenue ~ :
towards the Capitol. On bis arrival al Go .n :,
latter place he inquired where be could nnd
General Eppa Hun,on, q Virginia represent mis.
alive In Congress. Thinking he meant nus q y.
chief. the person addressed ian emplo!e 81 .,
the Housed asked, What do you want WIZ
General Hunton?' <What do wan VIZ.
bin, sub! Well, sub, am from Sa bU thst we
ms Corfed'rit soldiers WAS gittin' mos. o, to 1
places up yere. and SO. sub, hooiso ~ IL ", ",
The way we're couldn't afford to r'de 10 ,nI
kyars] to see my old commander, us Mnn'
Enpa Huuton. fought under Genera =; nu thc
tons sub, all through the wnh, anu ,r II tDo
Confed'rts is gittin' places Genera hu ;n,sr
must git me one.' The result OF DIS i nnun,
u Wuss has s not transpired. This is no fancy
sketch. but an actual occurrence"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26

A BosroN G1RL's SMARTNEss.-The Boston
Il anscrtpt reports that venerable talker of
twadde. a society man who has outived bis
usefulness, but who still hovers around at
receptions and parties, and INDUCES In small
talk at which no one laughs but himself,
sailed up to couple engaged in conversation
in coy corner the other evening, and in bis
most winning tone said "Judgng from the
color of. her CHEEKS I should say you had
been saying some very complimentary things
to Miss -. my boy" al never deal in
compliments" said the "boy," rather gruff-
IL. "Don't you believe It," broke in the
fair Miss -; "he has paid me greater
compliment than you ever paid lady 10 all
your life. He has been talking to me as
though / knew something"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26

Professor Huxley, being in London lately
and desiring to 60 from Oxford street to
Bayswater, hailed an omnibus which was
marked -" Bayswater in big letters, and got
into it He had proceeded only as far as Re-
gent ekeuS, however, when the omnibus
stopped. and notice was given TO the passen-
gers that 1t would go no ftszther. Now,
Professor Huxley is believer 10 DESCRIBES
doctrine OF automatism, and holds that men
are nothing more than automatas no more
responsible Cor their actions than any other
machine apA get he wss disposed to hold the
conductor OF this 'bus responsible for breach
Of contract. he had the man arrested,
therefore, and snain tained in court that If an
omnibus has "Bsgswater" painted on 1t its
proprietor is bound TO carry passengers as far
as Bay swater. The proprietor ofthe stage line
heldthat Q mere woTd pa intea on an omnibus
does not create contract. TGe court failed
to sec hhe cogency of this season, however,
and sided with the philosopher The
proprietor Was flued forty shtliiDgs and costs,
and the court thanked Professor Huxley for
bringing the case forward. 1t may be
regarded as settled point now that omni.
buses and stEeet-cars are obliged to carry
passengers as far as the legends upon their
exteriors promise and as the vice 0fstoppipg
short Of their apparent destination is a COM
mon one with these coaveyan "es. and the
discomfort of the pubic conside-
rable, IL will be an open question whether
The service which Professor Huxley las done
IN establishing this point is not Of q, ute as
much value to the urban world as bis mas.
eriy exposition Of the theory that all men
I'D animals are mere automatical machines.
IhtoGg9 Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26

co,on,se CHEEsE.-Tbe preference FOR
coIored cheese is one Of the strangest com
mercial infatuations we are acquainted VIII.
These Yorkshire people. shreWd as loxes 10
things generally, have a notion toat p'" LII
cheese IS not genuine for some reason or
other. that it is not so rich as the otner )
whereas 1t is really the colored cheese tnat -
not genuine-that is actually aou.tera;eu
with annotto to produce the deep TINT "nlGn
they unwisely prefer. If these good people
were to taste just teaspontui OF annotto'
such as is used to color cheese with. we ven,
ture to predict they would escaeW colore
cheese for the future. However, this taiiacy
is gradually being extlngulshed.- Lo'ado''
Aqriculturdl Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26

IN a state bordering on frepzy. VI cou.s.
wonId be nv luck to find q sorroWsng anu
ooed maiden aunt of the deceased tnere'wno
Ind arrived from Springfield too late 10 ~,
into the church. She began 10 sop au'
said: a ord
didn't see him before he died!> =,
~.Ycsp I said, che IS gone. hcss gone, ne
is pone-ob. uiH this suffering never
cease!' -, oh ,,o, too
loved him y
~.Wbv, my poor George! my poor
nephewl' uoa cor,.,,,v-
certainly. Punch-punch-oh, TINS misery
will kill mel 49,,
"tBless you! bless you, sir, for these
sweet words 1, too, suEer In this Gear loss;
We're you present during bis last momen'S
"<Yes! I-sphose last noments!
"'H,s The dear departed's.
"Yes! Oh, yes-yes- SUPPOSE so,
think SO. / don't know! On, ceFtalaiy-A
| was there-I was there i o;o,,s
nOb, what q privilege. what preG'ous
| privilege! And his last words"on, tell n.e,
tell me his last wordsl What ola lie say
"He said--he said-oh, my neau, NY
| head, my head! He said-he said-he never
| said anything but Punch, punch, ptnch, ~
| the presence of the passepJarei op, ieare
! me. madam! In the name Of all that IS gen-
erolls. leave me to my madness, my misery ,
! nv despair "a buff trip slip for six-ceu'
fare, pink trip slip for three.cent ARE =,
| endurance can no further go!-PVNch III
the presence Of the passeDjare! ,"
4 NV friends hopeless eyes resteu up ";n
mine pregnant minute, ana tnen ne eS'o
4 impressively: ,.,~ youdo
not offer me any hope. But. alb me, II IL !us'
&C wel-it is lust as well. You could not ao
mo anv good. The time has long gone oy
when words could comfort me. something
tells me that ny tongue is doomed 70 way
| forever to the jigger Of that remorseiess
/ iinele. Tbere-there it is coming on me
again: ga blue trip slip for an elght'cens
fare; buff trip slip for a y
Thus murnuring faint and fainter, my
| friend sank into peaceful trance, ana iofgo
his suferipgs in blessed respite.
How did finally save him from the asy
lum? took him to a neighboring university
and made him discharge the burden OF his
persecutiug rhymes into the eager ears OF tht
poor. unthinking students. How is it witt
them now? The result is too sad to tell
Why did write this article! 1t was Tor
worthy, even a noble, purpose. 1t was Il
warn you, reader, II you should come across
those tnerciless rhymes to avoid them
avoid them as you would pestilence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26
BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
llO6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT
i FRAMED HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIZE
OF CATHARINE BETWEEN SMITH AND
MUNFORD STREETS AT AUCTI0S.-By Tir'
tue of deed Of trust from Nv. Baoc,s TO the ul'
aulred go 10 do BY The bercfclryl, OF me premises,
at public auction. on TUESDAY. 1T OF February;
1875, al 81 O'Clock p. NJ. The HOUSE and Lol
located nc above described. The house coptainsfoo!
rooms wo1d- and coa-nouse gas ana water in 'ae
house. Lot, 20 by I04 feet 10 81 alley. 49,
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay az three lo.s:
amounting 10 $lJ5 20. with interest, now pas:
due residue on such terms as may be annonnceda IL
sale. GEORGE w. W hkhas,
ia % liusRee.