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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-03

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COMMISSION and FORWARD
 ING. Every attention will be paid to foiward- ing consignments of Merchandise, MbcniH- cry, Ores, Hides, etc., either to o' from the interior.
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JOHNSON COUNTY LETTER,


An GA Farmers We've wheNt EScsi
q" y" ''" "ff's" Pp,F'- a.
Iot.ssos c'r..1 Msu d, la7.
Nmefitru.I oera
y Az ol1'--a's'r1 DAYS hnoe I'M
HERALD came, ana M II hna prequ's'
tothe farmers 90 pos you regarding the
condition ofthe growing crops and the
,r,.n.,,. ~ am ami, ainh, ~ t,,oy,n,c
F'V' wv " w. "'s"' W wv, N'''
s'9s'hopp'ls' 'u'V appreciate the
causes OIL this Interest on your part and
am glad that your paper il another re.
snect,Llo ana ,,,, ~, int,ro,,.h, a..
Wv
n'''aro oil Tue farmers upon whose ope.
ratlons 50 much OF general business de-
ponds.
Tina wLoot noyor Iool sa gnor =, mis-
~ "N'' ~ y - ''N'', Nv" w. =" '"''
county, 'han 1t Vows now many '1r'l'
ers regret that they did not plant their
full quota last fall because of the grass.
hoo,a. ,o,,io nrovoiln, han Ul..,
"0Pp'' r'''''V = ''''s w. "''''
some great o's'SVcr COMES We VIII aN
erage twenty bushels the county over,
and this is not my own private opinion
ol,,o hu, al NV r.i,hhors corcnr
"''''N' WV '' '''' ~
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A "REMINISCENCES.
4 Matrimonial Episode of Queen Vie
IOria's Life.

A Matrimonial Episode of Qneen Vie
IOria's Life.
London Correspondence San Fran
cisco Call A friend of mine who has
facilities for knowing what passes in
court circles, tells me that the Princess
Louise (Marchioness of Lorne) is firm
believer in Spiritualism, and that during
the time when the newspapers were
most full of sneering references to
Slade, her Highness summoned him to
her side, had numerous seances with
him, and treated him to all manner Of
consideration.
Apropos of Louise, the gossips have
not yet done talking OF the curious TACT
that on the opening OF parliament the
Princcsses Louise and Beatrice both
drove to Westminster in the royal coach
with the Queen, but of all the lords,
knights and gentlemen who took part
in the pageant, there was no place, it
seemed, which the Marquis of Lorne
might fifty occupy. The anomalous
position which he occupies as husband
of the queens daughter but not the
equal of his wife, must be CALLING to the
nfoud Young Scotch nobleman. Yet the
queens own marriage was in many
points similar Long years ago-but
This is bit of exclusive "reminiscences
known to only a few-the queen, IN the
carly DAYS Of her welded life, had one
of those squabbles with her husband, OF
the sort which will come about some
times even between the most loving
married couples. Chagrined and vexed,
the prince retired to his room and
locked the door. The queen took the
matter quietly for while, but after the
lapse of an hour she went to his door
and raped.
"Albert." she said, come out"
mo. | will not" answered the prince
within Come, 60 away; leave me
alone
THE royal temper waxed hot at this
"Sir." she cried, come out at once
The queen, whose subject you are com
mands your
lie obeyed Immediately. Entering
the room she designated, she sat down
in silence. For long time nothing
was said. The queen was the first t
break the silence.
ALBERT" she said, speak TO me;
Does the queen command it NJ
|, asked.
no" she answered, throwing he
arms about his neck, your vile beg
IT,"
Curtain.
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THE STATE OVER.

TawaW Co,mtH-A drove of 5000
cattle, from Goliod county, is on its way
to Fort Worthwhile Egyptian Knights
is new order Tile Fort Worth
Herald is new thing under the sun.
BtH (o,uitg-Willie Hardin was shot
and killed by James Laner, on Satur-
day last---.'he municipal election in
Bolton takes place on Tuesday next,
They have the measles in Bel
ton.-Grasshoppers doing no injury
in the Howard neighborhood, - An
abundant harvest is confidently pres
dicted for Bell county,
Grayson Coauy.-A Kansas ayhawker
with. wagon full of "brats' drawn by
IL ful-sized buffalo, stirred Sherman to
its profoundest depths, the other day,
MARY Kinslow, of Denison, has
been adiudged lunatic, and is to be
sent to the asylum at Austin,-W, j.
Scott of Denison, is to be deputy post
master a. Sherman. The Crystal Pal
ace varieties are to be revived.
Ellis Comty.-They have a buffalo eX-
element in Waxahachie also. is Il
calf.-A countryman brought a young
ALLIGATOR to town in his pocket, and leit,
doubtless, with brick in his hat
Waxahachie is to pay the interest and
two per cent. Of the principal on her
tap bonds soon. The Enterprise don't
think the bonds are lcga! -. NJ.
Brack. d. B. Billiard and E. Ii Griffin,
have been appCinted land commissions
ers of Ellis county.
Comaiche CowiiL-Thc war.lke Chic
is in favor ola strict construction OF the
local option law.-lt also asks, as it
to be law or six-shootcr, which p Echo
repeats: Which 1.-The Spe Springs
people have a tournament and bran
dance on the LIST of Moy.-Distrct
court is in session. The grand jury is
respectable body and crime must
"hidc out. "A heavy rain fell on
Friday. followed by severe norther.
Some damage to early vegetation.
Golreston County "A party of dis,ia.
guisIed railroad JoadhoidTs are expected
soon in Galveston.-Major X. NJ.
Lewis qualified as city recorder on
Thursday.-Dr. Ditzler's foarth lee.
ture was scorcher-The Cotton
Exchange was closed on Good FRI
day.-The annual election for presi-
dent vice president, and seven directors
of the Cotton Exchange, will take place
on Monday.
BeLoman Copn,A--Maior j. W.
Downs. proprietor Of the Examiner, had
n fall from his horse the other day, sus.
tanning painful iniuries-An old
Spanish medal was picked up by Edgar
Raolond the other day, in Waco.--A
negro boy protects Najor Pearrie
strawberry bed. Who will protect the
major when the berries ripen Past
master 5. B. Trice was presented with
handsome Masonic Jewel by the Ma
sonic bodies of Waco.
Tyoris CopHfy.-The Statesman gives
q. n long and very interesting account oil
the capture Of the two highwaymle.,n
Ham White and John Naughan.--lht
Statesman saws had Austin a marshal
of The style of Lieutenant Hall
in very short time it would b'
quite decent place. Mr.. D. Couison
of b. strup county, brought one hundred
and fifty pounds of beautiful yellow
butter. made from Alderney cows, 4
Austin. lie found ready sale for 1t
D r. Young, Of Illinois, and Mis-
Addie Hall, Of Austin, are married.
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They don't want auy New England
colouists in Virginia, according to the
Lynchburg Virgiuian, which says:
The representatives Of the Massachu-
sets colony left yesterday. They had
little or no attention shown them, and
seemed to come to the conel sion that
they were not wanted here. They
were not called upon, except by one or
two persons; had no information given
them in regard to land, etc, and did
not know themselves where or to
whom to apply.
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On Saturday, the cath, at his resi-
dence in New Orleans, Senior Don
Severino de Ia Barrera, the Spanish
consul took dose Of medicine in
which had been put either 10y himself
for the purpose of suicide or by some
one else with intent to murder, dose
OF prusiic acid. He died in a short
time. Indications are1hat the scheme
Of some assassin was consummated.
Florida Union: In store IN town
q beautiful piece OF work Is on exhibi,
ton, made from the Florida pine. A
mantel, marbellzed by a patent pro-
cess, and in all respects equaling In
appearance real marble-a local indus.
try among, among the many that are
springiag up, showing the wonderful
resources of our State, and the beauti
ful uses to which its varied natural
products may be adapted.
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Polkton IN. C.) Ansonian: We learn
that thu company holding the Davis
gold mine, four miles west ofour town,
is going to work on large scale to de-
velop it. Arson is rich in minerals,
and the day Is not distant when they
will be brought to light. Her red sand
stone will at some time be mine OF
wealth, for il is now admitted to be
equal, if not superior, to any found in
the United States, and it is almost in
eXhaustible.
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.Ionslon N rexas oenternl b. II.
Arrival ana Departure ~ the Mails ot
Dallas,

NORTHERN MAIL-Nlu NJ X, q 7, r. r.,
comprising y esietn, Northern and FaMetn
StptcN New Nurg aud ~, l. uis mails arrive
VI 500 ON; oenHrt NJ 1;i1 AIN. Pouches Gloss
at o pm.
SouruFRy NAI.-Now Orleans aud South
ara Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, ApNm,
Waco, and All othr pouts in southern
rsXls, Hrlives at 5:ij Am; departs NJ 6iN p,
N. Pouches close nj y N.
EAsrEBS MAIL--N In 4, 4 Il. r., COM
priaug SOushurn ana Nidde Stutos, Louis
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis lltlle hoek,
Shreveport, ana All Ensternn Texas, arrives
daily al 0,2O pan; departs nc pm Pouch
closes az pm.
WE rERE MALI From Fort worth, Gle
butne, 9rnnbury, WeHlheuord, Decatur
Palo Pinto, Jackshoro and western posts
arrives at pm; departs AT sam.
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HI, your Tickets and ship Your freight
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company, whore
Information may be had concerning no;
only the IL. & 3, Railway, but Texas gem
erally
Il. J.. MANCHEST Err, Eastern Passenger
AGENT, Az Broadw Y, M. \.
Gen. j. b. no ERrsON, Pass. Immigra-
tiou Agent, l,3 N. Third street, 81, Louis, Mo.
A. ALLt1t., Northwestern Pass. Agens, l0l
Clark street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent, NO.
Burnett House, UincinnALi, Ohio.
j. II COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
lnformatlon may also lie had ut the ngen-
cles Oftlie IA. X, a +. hallway, in New York,
Chicago Cincinnati, Hannibal ana St.louis
j. WALDO,
Gent Pasa. d Freight Agt, Houston, Texas.
u, DORAND,
uenh = pit. Houston. Texas lan2dlm
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active and a lrine lower new bA lOH, state
bonds nopninal,
aiansu.. .asuI
Commercial.


NEW NoaK, Aprll cotton quiet. I'm.
'ands lssf Orleans ! Ac. hl,ieA 40 baltt,
e1nho' ~ net receipts s,01l laleii exports
IA "a ~ hrltaln h,luO nHleH, Continent
$3.50 nne Channel 800 bales.
t'p -tet rtctipls " bales; gross ,Ol
uA va Ioh o,Os,d quiet. sales $50
nAl, s. Apu llolpl ,Oac, May li,7laii72c,
j inr II SOIL $50; Jul, 10 OSel2dlc. An, usI
tM9i lioi Ss.ptanDer ! 9i@l % ouob +
AgllNc; Novonb,r II $50 llGAc; ID ctm
~ llb ,bNc,lauuaiy II 7S0tli,i6.
Flour o ~ lmltod demand .inly tr
I'M ~, dl0te wants uf ho TIA =, closing
unleti southern quiet nj unchanged; com
mon ia modefa export ana home trade
demand, without an, dec died. q nngs,
HALNksroH, Apnl 2, -Cotton mrrkct
steady, good mlddling lac; middllns Ne;
low mlddling 1850; good ordinary l0l.c; dr,
dl9arS pfo low ordinary $50, salVS 2,s .
Nav oRLEAnS April g,--Elour firm; super.
moal duh ~ ~ ~, u0n duh ut iO(lOo iiata
nriai Gaena doe bran quiet ut 81 ID, Hay
quiet primo S5glB on, lee sls@ 0, Pork
quiet ana sttady, quoied 90 600l5 ;, by
salt mtats dull NJ ANd9ie ana sAWS.Sc, b.
con Suiet ut %, o, 9ls@lOc. Lsrd-Reg lCs !,
lie, Hams dull NJ 00tlll4c, an In tire RIG
vulet Louisiana. ordinary 10 choice, AZ 96c.
Whisky steady ats Oidl0s. Gomez IN ialr
demand; ordinary Ia PRIME lHl4gs0ltO gold
sugar In good demand and ffm; common
Aa69tc; common 7AMS 80; fair To iully air
baGsi l.2c; prime 10 cnOice S,410c. MolaAses
Ia good doldand ana ilrm; comm on 80oe 10
IA n 10 good tar 35@3sc; prime 10 choice ~
QgOo.
Coltol, demand fair, prices higher: sales
$685. god orlinary N4@l0c; low middling
lONAAl0'sc; middllng stgll lac Receipts
net 2,l6! bales; gross SiSii exports 10 Liver
pool 9,l1a; Rouen Co.'s Continent 1910.
kT, LouIs, Aptil 2.-.FlouT inactive and un.
changed. Wheat hrm, holders checked bust
ness No. 2 red fpll 81 81 l'gal 53e; NJ, do.
II ~, Corn SSsl-2@Sgc Oats steady and firm
Rye steady, Barley quiet and unchanged.
whisky steady AZ 81 VI Pork nrm; small
lots 10, Lard nrmer at 0lic. Bulk meats
nothing doing. Bacon quiet o 81, 5Jegds.c.
Live stock.
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COMMERCIAL.
The Dallas Market.

nv
FLOUR-Btst Texas, "a 50; Xxx, 50 I59i 20
WHEAT-Market dull; choice, 81 40; aver
age milling, 81 3J9l IS, lower milling, 81 90
| g.: low grades, 81.
APPLES-Down So al e brl.
OSIUNR-Sl O06ds5 %.
BARLEY-Nominal at last quotations.
RYE-Nominal.
MILLET-si -.
POTATOES-siai IS.
CoRN-ln shuck, S5c; on track, sack and
shelied, Ike.
BUT iEK-Country. lj920c
EGGS-i09l2 lie q dc zen.
HIDEs-Over II lbs, good. i5c; do grubby,
re; under II rs, good, BE; grubby, sci deer
skins.lsc; com skies, lsg2Oc.
PECANS-sGf bushel.
COTION-NO market
BEFF-On foot 8 20
PORK-On foot sIt9.
SHEEP None In the ma ket.
OTTON-Middlings " g; lOE middllngs'
gIze.; good ordinary, Ssc.
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Pc sibly college eduetion does not
make men always practical, but OF the
new Michigan delegation in congress
fi,e members are University of Miehl-
gan men. and it takes heap of practl-
cal work TO get TO congress nowadays
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NIAYOIE.

w noulce GEN. " a.. UlbelI as u can
dluRte for Mayor at the ensuiug April cleo
fipu
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DIR. w HIT T I E r,
GIT st. Charles Street,
Treats all forms Of Veneral Diseases, Semi.
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed,
cali or write; pamphlet or consultation free.
Can refer to the medical profession in al
parts NJ the Country
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.. p. MURPHY. w.B.cU kNITs
REAL ESTATE AGENTS


improved and unimproved property In
farming lands In Dallas and other counties
OF Texas.
For rent-Dwellings and business houses IN
the city OF Dallas. Special attention paid TO
abstrscting and perfecting titles and estab.
fishing land claims; also, 70 the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
Up. MURPHY q CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
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President Hayes Once II Resident OF
TeXns.

ItANN
If it will be any advantage to those
desiring to fill the numerous Federal
offices in Texas in knowing that the
pale, sickly and quiet young gentleman
who, about 1913, resided with Hon Guy
NJ, Bryan and Gov. Pease, on the coast,
ahd afterwards pent year in San An
tonic, recruiting his health, and enjoy
ing the good claret of Messrs. Lacoste,
Guilbeau, Grenet and others of the grand
old time bon uicaats of the Alamo City,
is the present President of the United
States, they are hereby informed
of the fact All the above
named gentlemen are clever,
good fellows, and would no doubt write
any number of recommendatory let
tiers fer applicants il called upon. We
quote from Towards Life and Public
Services of Rutherford b. Hayes; "ln
November, 1913, in consequence OF
bleeding at the lungs and other alarm
ing admonitiocs of failing health Mr..
Hayes left Fremont to pass the winter
with his friend Guy NJ. Bryan, in Texas,
A half year of boating, fishing, hunting
and securing the prairies, brought about
a physical revolution. He came back
as sound as u dollar-that is, coin dol
lar-and has so remained ever since.
49, Galveston News.
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CITY RECORDER.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
W nouuce o.. u Burke as n candidate
toI II office of Recorder a the approaching
"a lnicirel election in Apnl,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
" nounce W. ~ Oldham, Esq, rs a can
4 tate for the office 9 t Recorder OF the city Of
y lHs. Election April next.
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting oftwelve fine large steamships
One OF the best and certainly the cheapest
tain and Europe, Steerage and cabin, with
railroad tickets, either way, from and 10
Dallas, or round trip tickets, good for one
year, for sale by the undersigned. For. par.
tlculars, and 70 see plan ofthe steamers cab
n n J. p. MURPHY & CO.. Agents
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
mint Renort-FinaneIsL

NEW YORK, April 2-Money easy, offered
At 4 psr cent Sterling arm at tsih. Gold
steaiy at lOgtsl0i5I. Government b. nds
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XlrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. w. j, SbOnC as II candl-
date for Alderman of the Third Ward at the
erection, April 3, 1877.
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YeH REQUEST OF MESsRS, HORN, BA-
II ker, ballard, Guedry, Brumley, Nelson,
Stone, Best, Darlington, Clark, Clements,
Kreig, Daugherty, ind sixty seven others
de Iman of the Second Ward, at the April
election. should l be chosen, ! trust my
acts will merit the approval of the citizens
o. The Second Ward. Respectfully,
W. G, SICKLES,
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w Mr EerGi. N. TucltCr us a candidate
for Alderman Of the First Ward, at the cleo
ZION April 3, 1877,
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STATE OF TEXAS,

~ - A. y - ~ - - AA&kA&hSs
II gives To the Passenger a view ~ the X rand
est scenery, nncst agticnltulAl district nd
great grazing grOnpds W the West t1
40 passenger and frslgnt trains are sur
passed by none Ia the Snte, Pullmnns
leave ~, Louis daily Via tho NJ, X. n 4. R'y
~ y =. m, Hannibal ut 10 "A. no, and Hedalia
et 6,2S y. m, running through 10 Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin ana Hous-
ton without change Connection II also made
1T sherman with the Texas md Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
Inc connections OF tins hOhu with the NJ,
Il. y A. NJ Denison for 1T. Louis, Hannibal,
Uhitago, Fort scott, Kansas tily ana all
points North AID East; with the Texas & Pa
cine at sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis, ana al points East and southeast, and
at liUu ton with the u. IA. 4 y. A for Su
Antonio, the g., IL, 4 II. Tor galveston, the
Texas n New Orlcans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc, the Morgan aua Mallory steam
shl or all points ON the Gulf and Atlantic
coastaand the Liverpool & Texas Steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, havre and other Euro.
pean cities are perfect, while its freedom
from dust aud heat On account OF the anture
OF the SOIL and the open prairie country over
which Il passee with Its cooling sea b, eeEe,
pleasant scenery OF broad prniries, beautiful
groves, we'll cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render II especially
desirable and udvantaA eous to nayelers and
shippers IN preference " Others,
~. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
L kept saturday. NJ 22O p. M, Houston NJ
n,S0 y, IN :, Hearne AT 2;25 y, m DallaA 1895 o.
m. and Denison az llio "a. m.
Bu, Your Tickets and Ship Your Frelgh.
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TO ALL POINTS.

An oflels { llest Routes, Oh quick lime,
with moro Cplaf0rls, Hat,ar Accom- moda-
beautiful portions the Great knpire
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ALDERMAN.
DALLAs. Towns, Mnrch q

DALLAS, Texas, Mhrch 70 leiH
TO W. II. Beaumont, and others:
GENILEMEN You require no cnt and dried
huttery nom me- nor have any Ol0gy to
make do not seek the Office, but IL elected
shall faith ully discharge my duty. Ihls
covers the whole gruudd, Yours,
w r. HINCKLEY.
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ST.. LOUIS, April Alloys steady.
Cattle steady and Ia fair demand.
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NETE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w queslcd to announce the name of Mr..
r. q. SlrntJOU as candidate for Alderman
from the Third v ard. kledion Aprll 3, ISL,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
" n ~. >, a IN q 20
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LIsr OF LETTERS

Adyerleed At Dallas, Dallas county
Tex y fur the week ending Monday
/ AHi 2 1871 a. n NORTON,
/ Postmaster
Ladtcs' IisI
| 4 Ill EN Va Geo Audsron Mr. p
IlEAlI sarah 90 RpHlon s u
IL BAycf Mrs Byrgguist Mary
Blevins ME Bennett Mari,h
boehner MnGeo r Breukt Julia \
Brussel Martha
HoBESr Mrs NJ cannon Mrs NJ A
\EAN Elizabeth Douglass Mollie Il
L'DDlNS Mrs a Edens Mrs Elick
IL Ellsworth LonaEsterbrooks l. ii
Eyrldge Mrs Mary
usher Hester IL
(iOSE MrsAJ Goil Mira RI
VI Graves Jula h Gray Elizabeth
HARD MrsFP Herman Mrs Il d
III Hurt Mrs Il A
| ERMEN Mrs Nj jenkins Mrs G III
ELTON Mary JKsvander MD
N King Lima
| YNE Rhoda Il
MOORE Hattie Marvis Sarah Il
Nj MhAsa j L l2l MaTyheld Fielden j
Messell Nellie Myers Celia
NIECE Mira Dora Noyes Mrs & w
" Neaves NJ II
OsHoRN Lena
DORTER II A MrsPitcher Emma
/ Peuoyer NJ Il Pipkin Sallio
ID AWNINGS Mrs d
GAIN Mrs Lou ScuIlock Della
y Scott Josie Sloan Paracilla
smith Bette Stephens Fannie
SprOwl harriet steele Mary l.
WALTON Sue ENVatson Mrs Dr S b
w VIM A Whalen Mamie
Williams Mrs Cal Williams Emma
Williams Jane Williams Hattie
Wyatt Ida
Genuomen's Fist.
A LIEN RI Atkins Geo FL
w NJ Basye b Il
II Rardwell Fred Baker = y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-20

WASHINGTON, April 19.-It is now gene
ra]ly believed that Packard and his friends
have no hope whatever OF maintaining
themselves, and are specializing on the un-
happy condition OF the State to put money
in their pockets by bulIing and bearing her
securities.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says the trouble Is that
the whole hitch grows out OF the strife for
two United States scnatorships. The elgh-
teen or twenty Democratic candidates have
calculated their chances very closely, and
do not intend to expose themselves to q
chance of defeat, which might exist II the
LEGISLATURE was organized with only four
majority on Joint ballot, there being ill.,
cluded two independent and some shaky
members. On the other hand, Warmoth
homes to unite the whole Republican ele-
mcnt in his favor, and thus secure his own
election. He, therefore, is making a gal
liant fight in his own interest, in which he
is sustained by Packard, Mcmillan, and all
tie other prominent leaders. Governor
Brown stated this evening his belief that
the delay and consequent hitch in the pro-
ceedings had been caused by the operations
OF bond ring.
The commission have received resolutions
OF the Packard caucus declining the pro-
posals OF the Nichols House for reGrgan-
izing the Legislature. They will report to
the President the failure so far OF an adj
justment, and will remain and make FUR
Their efforts to effect settlement, though the
present plan would seem to have failed.
1t may be stated that the commission and
prominent leaders on both sides still enter
tain hope that terms alike honorable to all
parties may yet be agreed upon.