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detailed arrangements necessary tos make
them available be left to the president
and treasurer OF the Convention. The re-
port was adopted. b Il d, .gs.s
Rer.D Howard presented report in
favor OF fa9 81
], REvTvISG THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNAL.
DR.. JCaperton, OF Kentucky, opposed the
report on the ground that the weekly de-
nominational Journals were sufficient.
DIR. Hiden wanted to know the views of
the Board in order that the Convention may
vote intelligently.
Rev. Dr.. Tupper said that the Board had
maturely considered this whole question, and
regarded a journal OF their own SIS neces-
|sity. He gave several potent reasons for the
revival OF the paper, and insisted that even
II it could not be published without con-
siderable outlay itwould be cheap agency.
The question was further discussed by
Rev: .E. Dodson tthe J" walking encyclo-
peGia ~ in favor Of the report, and Rev.
DR.. Keen, OF Kentucky, in opposition; Rev.
DIR. Williams of Maryland, DR.. Helm OF
Kentucky, Rev. j. L. Carroll OF Virginia,
doubtful), Colonel B. W.Edwards of South
Carolina and Rev. Manly Breaker Of his
souri, in favor of the report; DR.. Keen of
Kentucky, DR.. Winkler OF Alabama, Rev.
Mr. Pope Of Tennessee, in opposition F.
NJ. Wills Of Virginia in favor; DR.. Caper-
ton OF Kentucky and William Thayer OF
South CarolinaH hin opposition. =,
Rev. John Pollard moved to so amend the
report as to allow the Home Mission Board
to use half Of the paper on paying half OF
the expense.
The report was further discussed by Rev.
DR.. A. Broaddus OF Virginia, DR.. Mont
gomery OF Virginia, DR.. Keen of Kentucky,
DIR. Mcintosh Of Alabama, and DR.. Winkler
OF Alabama.
DR.. Winkler moved to reconnit in order
to amend SO as to have the paper published
wherever within the bounds Of the Conven-
tion it can be best done.
The discussion was further participated
in by DR.. Howard, Of Texas, and Dr.. Wink
Ter. Under call for the previous question
the amendment OF DR.. Winkler was cut of,
and the report with Mr.. Pollard's amend
ment was adopted.
Adjourned with prayer by Rev. Dr.. Helm.
[CORRECTI0N.-In the report OF yesterdays
proceedings the name OF Hiram Woods,
Esq, Of Maryland, was accidentally omitted
from the list Of vice-presidents.
And it was, OF course, "MELL's Parlia-
mentary Practice" and not " WelPs,"
which the Convention adopted as its stand
ard.-REPoRTER.1
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DIANoHA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS OF
ToBAccos for sale wholesale and retail at Z. W HIT
LOCKS, 1445 Main street
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THE dressmakers like the BIAINERD Il ARM
STRONG spool-silk.
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WuEHE TO FIND CHEAP AND GOOD PLASTs y
At JOHN I1AIRp,s Ffo8cr-Gardens on Grace srees.
yerbenaz, go cents per dozen Coeuss 80 cents Eer
Gozen; Geraninms, 75 cents per Go1eu. 4.
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IcE-CREAM-Leave your orders early to-day II
you wish PIZZINI to furnish you with 1CE-CREAh
for to-morrow's dinner.
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Owners of cats and dogs should drive or feas witt
POLK MILLER & Co.'s INSECT POWDER.
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MUEEs, HORSES. dc.

6PLENDID LOT OF VALLEY En
y HORSES iust arrived, and for sale at.<s2h;
very low prices. Persons In need had better eau
earfy, as they must be closed out Without Seiay;
e"ii'' 80 'A>' ,-S';i15sf@1 PETER WINDLE-
at J.: C. JGhnson's stables, FRANKLIN street.
my 1885, 4:s.s .s-
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PUBLIC EDUCATIoS-A MAss-MEETING OF
COLoRED PEOPLE PETITION THE SCHOOL
BOARD FOR SCHOOL ACCOMMODATIONS ON
CHURCH AND UNION HILLs.-A large educa-
tional mass-meeting Of colored persons was
held at the Asberry OIethodist chapel, on
Twenty-ffth street, night before last for the
purpose OF taking into consideration the
propriety of petitioning the City School
Board to provide school in the eastern
part Of the city for colored children. The
meeting was called to order by F. G. w.
Coleman, and, on motion, Thomas Nelson
was unanimously elected chairman; w. II.
Carter, secretary; and F. G. w. Coleman,
II. A. Cobb, and NJ. George, vice-presldents.
After the object Of the meeting had been
stated, speeches were made by Rev. j. w.
Waters, Messrs. Coleman, Carter, and
others; after which careful canvass was
made, and it was ascertained that the meet
ing represented between 500 and GOO chill
dren.
On notion committee OF seven was
appointed to prepare suitable resolutions to
present to the meeting.
The Chair appointed w. fl. Carter, T. G..
w. Coleman, j. W. Waters, w. E. Lewis,
j. Ell. Welch, B. c. Collier H. A. Cobb.
After short absence the committee re-
ported the following preamble ana resolu-
tions; which were. unanimously adopted,
and committee Of five appointed to pre-
sent them to the School Board at their next
meeting:
Whereas there is large and increasing
number of colored children on Church and
Union Hills and in Rockets; and whereas
there is no school accommodation for the
aforesaid children nearer than the Valley
school, which is situated on Marshall be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets; and
whereas it is manifestly unfair that the said
children Especially those of tender age)
should have to traverse this distance
through the burning suns Of summer and
the frosts of winter, or else forego the
privilege OF the public education which
Richmond so generously provides for all OF
her children therefore be it
Resolved, That we, citizens OF Richmond
and residents OF Church and Union Hills,
in mass-meeting assembled, do most re-
spectfully but urgently petition the City
School Board to open school on Church or
Union Hill for the accommodation OF said
children the coming school session.
Adjourned.
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POLK MILLER Co.'s INSECT POWDER Is soar-
rn,ted to kin reaches, moths ants feas. ies water
bugs yernin ON chickens, birds, and cattle.
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GENTLEMEN's cLoTH-ToP GOAT TIES at 81 at
GgIGG'S, Tenth and alain streets.
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FRESH Strawberries at przzrsr,s.

Insects on flowers and plants exterminated by
POLK MILLER & Co.'s ITALIAN INSECT POWDER.
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FOR RENT.

FoR RENT, FOUR ROOMS in good IA
It repair, all on floor, over store I east 80
Rroad street TO good tenant the rent Will be only
SiO per month. II desired, a kitchen with two
rooms may be had for two dollars extra Apply at
the store. - s4tsfs g 1nyl3-ZLN-.-s
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKINs III great variety
at BosCIEN's, 500 and 5l1 Broad stract.
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BEWARE OF CHEAP IcE-CREAG.
The best is always the cheapest.
Doctors bills will tell.
We seek physicians' skin In sickness.
Why not initiate them while In good health?
Our ablest physicians have CoLUABUs's cELE-
DRAFTED ICE-cREAK
At the head OF their dinner bill-of-fare,
Saying IS the Richest the pures and the freshest
Let us follow their example, and send our:: orders
to D. CoLUMBUs's, 321 Broad street. g
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

Rs- on all sales of Real Estate made bett1ee
the lst or January and last Of June the ta1esl1
the present gear haoe to bepnid bythe purchase
On all sales made bettoeen the lst Of July andtaa
Of the gear the ta1es haze to be paid by the sete'
1Tbis custom was adopted about fifteen years ags
by ali the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap'
plies to Richmond and vlcinity.]
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 a. NJ, magnoliae, ever.
greens, plants, &c.
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IcE-CREAA, IcE-CREAA.-PIzzINt Is MAKING
fresh daily LEMoE, VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, ana ana
STRAWBERRY IcE~cREAM.
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BANANAS ;BANAN4s.- Go TO PIzzrNI and set
some OF this nice frnu ri e.ss
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TOR RENT, AT EDUCED PRICE, Mg
E TWO DWELLINGS on Fifth street between Ill
Broad and Grace streets, suitable for dress
millinery or any small business, rs the houses are
near Broad street and one Of the best thropghfares
In the city. Apply to !, 5.
MARCUS HARRIS 8 BROTHER.
NV Aft ts 1891 Main street.
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LASTING AND LINEN sLIPPERs for the house
GRIcc,s 49,. stt -ssag 80, s-esst
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DELEGATES to the Southern Baptist Conyention
should be sure to visit PIzzISTs splendid confec-
tionery establishment, S07 Broad street.
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LOST. sTRAYEr, AND FOUND.

II OST, ON THE 10TH, between Seventh
IL and Leigh and Fifth and Fr rankin streets, a
GOID BADi;E. formed OF letters A. 4. L., in mono
eram, with safety-chain and pin attachedi initials
N H. s. The finder will be rewarded by leaving
same at GA, corner Seventh and Leigh streets.
my 13-1t* ----------
r OsT, a BUNCH OF KEYS. The finder
IL will be suitably rewarded by leaving mem az
WAGNER'S drugstore. my 13-ls"-
Y OST, ON THE CAPITOL SQUARE,
or thereabouts. a small obiong RREASTPIN
md a COLD: NECK-CITAlN and MEDAL. The
finder win be rewarded by leaving either at 1927
Broad ST rect, or at this oticcs my l2-3t
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3 Never pack away furs Eor woollcn goods without
asing POLK MILLER 6 Co.'s INSECT POWDER for
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HAMPTON NORMAL AND AGRICULTURAL IH-s
SiiIHrE:-The anniversary exercises Of this
institution will take place on the 18th in.
slant 49,
Attdntic Monthly and Record ofthes Year
.or .or June received from j. I. Eliyson, book
Eier, 1ll2 Main street. 4.
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NowLAN &c Co,
Jewellers, q,
are eopening new novelties
for spring
$50 in Stone Cameo Sets,
Rings, Loekets, and Scarf-Pins;
Roman Gold Chains and Pendants;
Bridal Silver
all new desiens-at greatly reduced prices,
corner Min and Tenth streeta.
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Schooner Richard Rhodes; schooner W iliiaui A.
.Levering; schooner s. Mills; schooner Jamestown;
brig Mary Ailerton: the steamer Dean.
l.. II. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate. Agent and AuctIoneer,
1113 Main street. Richmond. Va,

TOR RENT, THE MoUNTAIN-ToPA Aaa
II (StJBfhfER RESoRT), BEINGNTNETEENl Ill
HUNDRED AND NINENY-SIX FEET ABOVE
TIDE-WATER, ON THE SUMMIT OF TIE BLUE
RIDGE MOUNTAINS, IN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
VA, AND IMMEDIATELY OVER TIE GREAT
TUNNEL ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD, consisting or
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RHsINEss CMANCES
RIO HoUsE-BUILDERs. I

A GOOD OPENING IN BALTI5IOtsssgz.---
n lopg-estabiished and reliable Motion House In
Baltimore, which for years has hac tarsc s0aite1.s
trade Will sell out TO proper parties on or
diced To SIX or seven thousand dollars. AMI geaec.mi
fixtures and general appliances. ard an cs.ssiissed
trade win he transferred. For furtl;tr parsichiaS5
e>''' WHOLESALE NOTION DEALERS,
No. 309 Baltimore street, Baltipcre.
ap 24-M,W&StJe7 II
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from LIST juno to lst October, II s76.

improvements consist Of o HOTEL, built OF Stons
and brick, with accommodation for about seventy.
five guests and has been recently repaired and there
is now IN process Of erection IN addition to the hotel
for dIning-hals, &c.
FreestOne and Chalybeate springs, M. s.
Railroad communication Is such that visitors eau
leave either Richmond, Lynchburg, Baltimore, OF
Washington after business hours on Saturday are
return nj carly hours on following Monday -
TO responsible parties most reasonable terms VIE
be made. n :. ssFt,95s-
NV nv Z 81 0t 80 J. THOMPSON BROWN.
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TOR RENT, DWELLING No. f:a
II MarshaH street, between Seventh and Eighth E4:4
streets, with all modern Improvements. Posssssioa
Also, DWELLING No. s07 east Franklin street
between Eighth and Ninth streets, with all Toaera
oer Possession 1st Jniy or at once II desired. Ap
ply to GHAhLEt,s HAhlt,s Ia,,.,,, y, DhSts s,.ss.
NOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING@sa
II 6o3. east side OK Eighth street, north OF - l
Leigh street, containing eleven rootliS Po;sssalnn
~ r,wI NJ q f;t -. PEEL Estate gent.
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which recommends the grateful aeceptance
of several beqnests reported, and that % thes e
, 1876-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

Special b7tpatef to ihs Chteago Tffbuns,
fALtasCno, liz, March pa party calling
themselves L'besa!s, farosing lconss and tho
sho''tIon Of tho preset club ayaten, mot in con-
vsntiou u tho Academy Of Music in this city
lLet blRht, and nominated The following Ticket
10 fill tbs vaslous city offices tho enHning year
For Mayor, J. II. Ca!kina; for City Treasurer,
u, Z. dickson; for Assessor, George EAnh
for Marshal, F. E. Fowler; Tor Street ComnlIs.
e|oner, u. Huston. With one exception, thn. Of
Street Commissioner, Tho hs,no persona have
tllled tho sama oflces during tha year, aud
strong objections sro made to tho tckat ou thi.
grouod. bY lceut6 psop'd. Ihd resolutions
adopted BY the Convention wose extremely lib
eEaI, and contained many points Of vital interest
to the taxpayers OF G1loHbuTg+
CoLpWArEn, AloM.
fptftdt hsrdfch To Ihe Chltd4o fTfbnnt.
0pLDWATEx Mich, March 15.-The neDrb-
ticAu ulky Convention tlls eyeu1nE Nominated
the following ticket: MRFor, b. Il. CuttsC
Clerk. l.. b. lslEnor; Marshal, ]. Williams;
Justiea Ut tho peAee, D. H. puvinton 1teas,
MseE. ". ]. noreu; Street CotnIuissiouer, j. ".
Saunders; Supervisors, +. NJ. Dlsaei. Il. l.oot,
Chartea Ps,fbaukh, and L. n. Leo.
unASp RAPlDs MICH.
osisn n.t,m ss'fn sI + ri ,;e sesa2e ocnh
licaa City Convention. held tonight nominated
sns l1ou. r. II. L. Pierce for Mayor, with sn.husi-
ssm. aud David Lanaestey for Director Of tho
Poori NSo nominated A. i. Carey. Esu,, Tor
City Treasurer. Tbs Democrats conctds that
ths tsokst 70 atrcng one, sud That tne5 hAro no
hopes OF dsisasing it.
x4xslA
Aptstxa DisvAhA to 7hs CAitoss {stosAA
AAstasee7a. March Heterogeneous ". l.
, 1876-03-27
ltlbuto 10 tho happiness OF others. Dat =, j.
Tho ttaEo stops II tho door Of th~ ho.ui, aui ~

ltlbuto 10 tho happlncss OF o.hera. Dat Al ,..,
Tho ttaEo stops " the door Of th~ holul, and ~
lonely traveller Ia at s M
FORT TowsoN,
ytsionn nt her histor-ior own dssr r,.t..
rushing to embrace her, and OF tho chiSt'- h1sss-
dancing around Aunt Mary, had chcorea lutst INV TO-
many . [ono1y hour. sllo wAs now n ~, Sn,ie ie!
and all 1.dr joyous ilAttito ogdflowoll Nih y:
brightest hopo1. AlAs what Language can ~ ~
tho Eioom .hat si'folded l'or soul naoa' A., ~.
snIlos. away that el,o was Als4' along. ,ea .!
out In thu Indian Terrtnty, an,une no,fa!y fray
asrangore. Tho regiment with which hcs ttoh.esa
in-!aw was ashoc1ated lad heoh orlernd 10 Ts.str'
and her sister vas at baton houen, ia. ~ ~.
who know MI about her oon,ing. Thoy raesisa haa
her most kindly and cordially, and did ali ahsl
could to cllcer and comfort hor. liar +.!91 ms1
voulsl not. permit lcr 10 10 dependent. III H.
soon fout'd That llor SERVICES rcto In gsesl l ~
10 1cr Orange County friends woto fuiI fisixI's. !.
cspreBslons showing hoH hbpby aud psospesoss!! y!
sho MAS lit licr new homo. It could nntlls
os'tcrHssc. 1icf enits.fc and her superior ~
conlniahmcfltA would land nll to ooheode IL ~
leading position III society. 50 1t proved ~ ~
hlr. Henry u. HMl1en, loading citl2en Ia ~ ~
TowRon and. as sl,e proudly Expressed III
loster TO- tho ltatrotl under whoao cars ~
developed into tic .spiohdd woman ~
WIZ, - llEHOytotlAn Elu6Fs In another 4sIt
letter Told that she bad tho .learcbt ltlo t.ss.
In the world. and, Of oou1so, her happiue.s , "
eonlttato. ~
domestic oatoa mA1o tho ,ostors from H..
tower. anu, aince thu Wnr, nothing has bs b.!
heard ftana her. lor Old friends Boia,c of rSeaa
now rcsto In this city, would bo most hsp%pT' % T.
hear Of her welfare. "~
vho temptation to 1noralizc On facss !ttn,
sbove Ia sltnosb irrosiatiblo. hut X.
stury carricu It's moral all sloss lss
with II. It sllo~s that duty, fal.hisi,s.
performed each day AZ u 5ansea along, ID sutsa5!
feap its reward. Afary's history, ft6ro tls tma
sho loft her sla!ot In Brooklyn 10 accept te,Tt.
amoug Strangers amid tie lonely wids ot SoIa.
WIN County. might bo woven iuto nost bs,aIs
full romance; but TIM facts, tust ~ they ooas
rcd, nrt 10 1Icr friends mpte interestae th.'
they could DO wcro they csnbo!1lhhcd by tils nst M
vlvtd eolors IN whlch t!,y writer. howevor atNss
and her active. virtuons lite can ho tnltstsd2,
ell but fen Mill over 10 ablo to furnish btah'
or e1sup!o. or one mora worthy to bo omusI
, 1876-03-27
At the GAZE.

furef In her hronxol hair, pp1lo apon her uYA
scarf about her perfect ueck, III down the paa "
To mect nc, ~ !, waiting, STAND besde Tho tutss
Witt trusting loso and eager heart, to earn from hs
my fale.
Dear John" she says, aad, hlush1ns, .snds ~
"r.ia sihs D.. saia i. vii, nc. h4vu you o.u - hs
And. ~ he aet h!s ho.et uron my wedding sr. AA
thlnk hsuccfosth tho beas thing you can doAsN
II seams - IL my heartstr.nus snap. piercing ah
Her woFa. do cause mo; but smile. aul ioos ii -
"1nd.sa j. and nd w'll you ll tie, pray, II sos s''1
sho hesisstss. "why. John-1 oushs-so pss'1
"Ana then you ne1er could support = wife In de'sd
1loo6 .*uy to hide my p.in,-tn,a Time I s'a's
And ssy While .ll Ito lovely seena and lu1sIsf nal
"you need not fusr .ha. III iusruas On either ,aaa
"Ah, Fanny. ,ou hs,s shown me now how weak -
Had Joa but waited far . whils, awou,l han I'D
For st i'ss boen s lift fortune I'm richer man TIL
caino to tell you ths, but now I'll simply ~ so0*
l1y.H
turn aptds IN btttst scorn, but soon Seufs h3ua
Is !atd upon my arm, snd hcAf Fanhyt ass''
bland:
o loha dear John forgive ms; would 10 70"
glad 10 $50 .k
You our louse;" snl then shs LOOKS ii ms so't@
ihHlJ.
But with laugh pass her by; hrr fnl,t! IA r'sa
'9ood day, AitAa FahA!s; rest aksufud II he's'
sHau.h III
I attius Away; tAa summer sun beats down nv
trupo heAt, - -.,aA
heed Il not, tor life hcncefo1th 10 me u ntonrs
, 1876-03-27

Cork, .ho pur! from wtlot, shs batlcd, to eoa-
r,lusinr. Atiut!us thoua ono by ons into Lila
csbln 10 tied tlle., do~n toBtapiaa Which hal.ad
dr,seh into Tho cabin i1oor and dsbntoltad tl,csn
with sho doirhtn llaspoun. Thoan Of tho crow
who oAcspal tscntl' tIol 70 the rigging, wl'ero
Tho ycrrot ras hoar,!od BY Riot OF lie UId
lte*h of ktuaa1o, who found Tho Captain at tho
licitn. and was tnon nado acquainted will, ths
traaaiy, Tho brig was brought into Queonn-
tunu, tliou oallotf tho Core OF Cork, nnl Stuart
MAS given lato custody. llo wna trtod, and ac-
quilted on tho ground Of insanity. For many
years lls wn4 contnol M 4 lunatIc In tho hAylutn
ht Cork, wl.eto hlB good conduct a.ttaetutl tho
ro1uest, supplied him With ,nnter!Als To tnnko
mGdnln df sllpa, which lio did with mich skill.
Ultimately hp wAs removed to Dublin to tho
t1T!shinal I.tinssic Asylum there, whcto lie dlod
for fchtA Agp.
, 1876-03-27

6or+tner's Monthly for April contains paper
undor The above caption, enjoying ar important
letter on tho Cuban difficulty from Alexander
II. Everett, Minister 10 bpalu, 10 President Johu
Quincy Adanls. We quote tho folloslny:
autumn Of 1d23, he found tho ktug aud Govern.
men! bl'nd!y and obuNlatelY determined not 10
secognlzo The independence OF thoir colonies Ia
revolt. llo also found The Spanish Goyctnnont
utterly without credit mud desperately In wat
exp!alus III tho curious prlyatu letter to pscsl-
deut Adams which we arc 1ow permitted 70 prtus
Tor The arst time. hs suggested to tho Spauish
Minister plso BY which Sps.u ahoail save her
should b. rid Of The military and oaher cbsr1es
Of ths lsland-4 On Tie other hsnd Tho United
, 1876-03-27
MINOR TELEgHAMS,


6pftF1t DFNMfch 70 7hs CH1edyo 7FtbNn4.
fNpiAxApoL1s, March 20.-Tho Presbyterian
WomAD's DoarA Of Foreign Mlsstons OF tho
Northwest will bold ita annual meeting iu tAis
CIT y On tho 12th and 1Ith Of April.
sEE.iut uun1teh fs 3hr cAstitan JY1byos
C1HcINNATt, March 18.--The tive potioe Com.
m'sstonets appointed for tlts city u.ldor Vie
now bsato law By Gov. IiaYes give satisfaction
to all who are weary ct tho corrupt poliea I'd.
mini.trstlon OF tho city. democrats are talking
about cpllteatsDy the iaw, but il ID all talk.
HAh FRANCISCO. March 2J.--A gold medal, ysl-
ued ut 1900. hBp bsen Irnparoa tor presentation
tn ths Nos Yors aesentl l!eginant by ex-lneln.
l,ers Of the 1eAtpeul in Iii. o.ty, 10 b compe..d
,uarks1nanshlp. II will DO forwarded ia q tow
aaYs.
, 1876-03-27

s!AtcA would hsvo tho real, though nos tho
Nominal, possession of Cuba would control ia
harbors AID It's arman,enss. and cspa:1aliy would
hc able to keep other powors from t5sscssIns II.
This rlhn. ssaa simply TINT the tlutdtl Staten
should lend to Spain Il largo sum Of money for
N Indefinite time Without Interest, while Hpafl
bouli make d temporary ceBHton OF tho island
as security lot Tho tapavhiens OF Tho iodh:
"Mr. Everett regarded this nrotobnl ~ At
once 30 rriratn and Important, that lid tlotsiled
Il only In ptt,ata lattor 10 Tho trsaldent, who
was, IT will l,c remembered, hiH intimate aid
tnnudahl1Al {tbnl.N
, 1876-03-27

SILVER AND THE "B,o Bonanza" Mel
MIN Tnrk E.atyor

SILVER AND THE "e,o Bonanza" MEN,
E<u York Nation.
hfr. A. 8. Hewitt, On Thursday Of last weok.
made a specch on s,lvor rebumption Ia the
1iouso in which 10 throw good deal OF curious
light or aomo Of tho provisions Of the Nesump-
ton act OF last year. Tho act, II will be rcmem-
be.el, directed the Treasury to puy silver To
provide for resumption, but loft II discretionary
whether to issue 1t or mol, and also provided for
The coming OF gold f1oo ot expense. Both
thcse oinuses woro put forward a. intended to
assist in tho process of resumption but Homo
Of Mr.. uewit.'s facts point to q strangely DIFF
fcreot explanation. At tho date OF tho passage
Of the net. aud for somo months aftcr-
was, on an average. 56.y9 pouoo, or,
practically. 81 ponce, per ounce. A. about
tito sano timo lilo woti-known "Bie bonanza p"
mines began to dslugo tie tnarkot With silver.
tteao mines have rory closs connections with
lha Senate. What followed whs this; The pbBs-
4Ca Of tie act forced tho Secretary 10 boK!l buy
lug the products Of thoso lntnes and, ~ II waa
impossible to do anything With tho silver, to
lock it no in tho vnufts OF Tho Treasury. whore
or contBo, II was eifectually psoyentea from
having my otfect On tho market. Up to the 1st
ot last OctoDer he purchased s13 e55s 05LG8 at
an average Of II ~ cents (55 penco) pos ounce.
ouasa ss sna D' '' s " % s anspssts naose "a
accordingly, up to OCT. i, made al,out
= million dolta1s which, had ,hero
boon no ACT In oxfstouoe, they would
hayo found 1t extremely difficult to mako, inas-
tnuch ~ the wl,oIo IL, ,000 ONO would hAvo boen
thrown into the masket and broken tho pueo
Htiit moro. sIuoo Oct. I, they havo u,ade
another million III tho saruo way. Des,dea this,
these capitalists would. bad tloro boon no acs ia
c1iaseuce, uaye had 10 pay oue-lfth Of por ceat
GU all gold coinsd for thou,. Thoir n,iues produce
10 per cont ln gold. The aet reposEs she seign-
osnSe Oh gold, aud makes coinAg free. uenco,
whila tue mlned secured Lho T1oayury NJ oun-
stunt market for their silver. tboy u tho same
umo got their gold coined for nothing, and then
exported and sold at sn advance Of ouo.lIftu Of
tier cont over bullion. In fact. the act could
hardlv have bean better for tho "Donanza"
nen II Congress Aad dlrocted N outright pur-
chase Of tho product Of tholr alncs,