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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-31
New laws.

The Governor has approved the 1olloW-
ing acts and joint resolutions, JANUARY ~
1878: NV
AN act for the relief of Gideon W. Jones,
Of Warren county.
To Incorporate the Virginia General Man.
uiacturing and Produce-Shipping Compa-
For the relief OF Joseph Riggs, late col:
Iector of Metompkin township, county OF
Accomac. a.
TO amend section of chapter l51 OF the
Code of Virginia so rs to fix the place OF
holding the Circuit Court OF Henrco county.
TO incorporate the Rochelle Mutual Co.
operative Association for the purpose OF
conducting general mercantile business
and Of manufacturing leather shoes anu
other goods out Of leather.
To allow the Artillery Grays and GUARDS
OF Petersburg to take and utilize certain
brick belonging to the Commonwealth.
To amend an act entitled IN act to amend
and rcCnact section % Of an act for working
the roads OF Loudoun county, approved
March ID, 1877.
To amend and reGnact the scyenty-hfth
section Of the charter OF the city OF Rlch-
mond, as amended by an act approved
March %, 1876. ......
10 amend and rcenact the third section OF
all act to constitute one quarantine dlstrlct
OF the Elizabeth river and its branches, and
to create board OF quarantine commission
ers and quarantine medical officer for SAID
district. approved February 2G, 1877.
To amend and reenact, sections | and 5
OF an act for the protection OF sheep IN the
counties OF Clarke, Frederick, and Char.
lotto, approved March G, 1874.
Providing for the extension or the time
for the collection OF tie taxes in Essex
county, and for the relief OF the taxpayers
Of the same.
TO amend the 4th section OF an act enti-
tlsd an act to incorporate the Bank OF Ma.
rion, approved February II, 1874.
TO incorporate the town OF Hillsrllie, in
the county OF Carroll.
To amend the Sd section OF an act to in
corporate st. PauPs Church Home, passed
February 10, 1861.
To incorporate Montgomery Grange, No.
312, in Montgomery county.
TO incorporate the Altoona Coal ana Iron
Company.
For the relief the Conference OF st. Mary
OF the Society OF st. Vincent OF Paul, in
the city OF Alexandria, &c. .
TO amend and reGnact section y OF chap
ter 81 OF the Code OF 1873, as amended by
an act entitled an act to amend and re-
enact section II Of chapter 81 OF the Code
OF 1873, in relation to contributing menl-
beers OF volunteer companies of militia, APP
proved March 81, 1876. -.,
Joint resolution instructing the Attorney
General to institute proceedings i'll the
proper county to ascertain whether the
charter of the Roanoke Navigation Com
pany has been forfeited.
TO authorize, the Acknowledgement 10
employ assistant counsel in certain cases.
Directing the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts to collect statistical information, to
tabulate the same, and to keep the same in
printed form in his Office for public use.
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.~fy- TUALUIMER BROTHERS WISH

nJ3 TUALHIMER BROTHERS WISH
10 announce That they have just rcccl"cd vcry
large and handsome line OF new SPRING CAM-
BRICS, CALlCOES, CIIEVIOT SIilRTlN,i~. SC,
at the lowest prices. Also, full lme Of SHEET
INGS, COTTONS, &C., ut bottom prices.
$50 pieces new and pretty CAMBRIA EDGlNGS
and INSERTINGS. Don't fall to call ana see them.
Our stock Of BLACK and MOURNING DRESS
GOODS is complete, and o!cr some special Induce
ments In them.
4 splendid line of WHITE GOODS. CORDED
PIQUES. TABLE LINENS. IRISH LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS. BED-QUlLTS. &c, at very
low prices.
Our stock Of WUOLLEN GOODS BLANKETS,
CARPETS, WATERPROOF and BEAVER
CLOTHS WHITE ana COLORED FLANNELS,
marked down ut extraordinary low prices 10 clu>c
them ont for the Season.
Our HOSIERY. HASDKERCIIGEF, and GLOVE
DEPARTMENT Is complete. and offer special bar
gains in them.
so dozen LINEN CUFFS 1T 10 and Sc. II pair:
10 dozen LINEN COLLARS ut 5 and DC. These
goods are 81 tightly sOlcd, ana worth double tie mo-
ney. Call and sec them.
Headquarters for KID GLOVES 1T TIALHI-
MER'S. The best TWD-BUTTOS KIDS in the city
at 5Oc-all kinds. WHITE KIDS for gentlemen
Only soc. SIX-BUTyON WHITE KIDS Tor Ia
dies, all sizes, very low. For KID GLOVES call at
TIIhLIlIMER BROTHERS,
Ia % 6Ol Broad street.
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MT TO TIE TRADE.
T.. X. PRICE Il CO.
ounce that after January

4. X. PRICE Il CO.
would announce that after January l, 1873. they
will close out
PLAIN AND MATELhSSE CLOAkS
ut less than cost. This offers chance 20 rur-
cllaScrs.
FRENCH and DOMESTIC DRESS FABRICS II
any fair price. Many Of these goods can be-
bought go par cent. less tl!an at irst OF winter
season:
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
inGAUZE, GOSSAMER, MERlNO, and ALL
WOOL;
For RHEUMATICS L line Of SCARLET UNDER
WEAR;
CENT? EMES'S FURNISHINGS In CLOTHS.
CASSlMERES, HOSIERY, GLOVES. tpi.-
LARS. CUFFS, SCARFS, &c.
BLACK GOODS Il spccialty-CASiiMERES,R pN-
BAZINES. ALPACAS, liENRlETTAS,
KNICKERBOCkERS, &C.:
CRETONNES, LINENS,
DAMASKS, SHEETINGS,
= SHUTISGS. CAMBRlCS.
We offer unusual attractions FOR SPRING ECR-
NlSHlNGS;
Look at our CLOAKS;
Cheap line of HONEYCOMB AMI MARSEiLLts
QUILTS. Now Is the lime Tor bargains.
TR. PRICE & co.
TAI IDOL Main street.
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Of salt from Richmond to Stallnton for s22
ner carload. From Staunton TO N eWsMaf-
kct forty mileshhe was charged $1,000 per
carload Mr.. HENKEL asked to be shown
when and where it was that the ha1lroad
Commissioners had remedied these excessive
charges.
Mr.. Bococx said that the Commissioner
had not the power now to regulate IreisnI
charges. The gentleman should cooperate
with Mr.. HARyIE in enlapging the power OF
the Commissioner.
mr.. ROBINSON OF Portsmouth thought the
trouble complained Of was not that tne
railroads were charging more than thelr
charters allowed them, but that under sharp
competition they were forced to cut tnelf
rates. The law prescribed maximum DuL
not q minimum. No shippers were over
charged. Many through freights were
charged little or nothing.
Mr.. JOHNSTON OF Giles advocated post
ponement for further light.
Mr.. DANCE addressed himself 10 tne con-
sidcration OF the question whether the eA-
penses Of the Office could be put BACK upon
the State. lie had heard that the railroaas
were going to sue for the recovery OF the
money which they bad paid into the Trea-
sury ON this account under protest. He
thought they would succeed Then the
nuesfion required: els the office worth the
money we will have TO pay for it?" WIN
all respectfor the gentleman filing the once
he thought not. a..
Mr. Dickinson OF Russell was under the
impression that unless the office could ne
put upon better footing it should DC aooi-
| ished.
Mr.. FAUNTLERoY urged postponement1 of
further investigation to ascertain VINO IS 10
pay the expenses, DC.
Mr.. HUNTER moved Cat 2:5o) that tue
House adjourn. Not agreed TO.
The motion to postpone until the LOU VI
February was ION division) adoptcd--ayes'
45; noes, Al.
] Adjourned.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

We protested last week against the injus-
tice which the joint committee on reappor-
tionment proposed to do to the people Of
Richmond in giving them only four men,
beers Of the House Of Delegates. Wethought
at that time that Richmond would surely be
allowed two senator's. But now it appears
that even this measure Of fairness is to be
denied to her. Richmond and Henrico
county together are to have only two sena-
tors. This injustice is based upon false
estimate OF the population OF Richmond !;
and yet even Of this understated popula-
ton some seven thousand souls are to go
unrepresented. And all this, too, i'll the
eighth OF the taxes Of the Commonwealth.
If, however. she were given the voting
strength in the two houses to which her
population entities her, nobody here would
complain because her contributions to the
treasury were not taken into the account.
It is not creditable to the country members
that they should thus mistreat their capital
merely because they have the power so to
do.
There is 40 doubt that Richmond con-
tains more than one-twentieth Of the popu-
lation OF the State, and for this reason is
entitled to FIVE members Of the House OF
Delegates and two senators. This fact has
been ascertained in various ways. We al
luded last week to the Federal censas-ta-
bles, to the estimate made by the Board OF
Health, and to the census actually taken bv
the police OF this city. We now proceed
to prove the fact from the election returns.
The total vote in the State for KEMpER and
HUGHES was 2s4,147. OF these votes Rich
mopd east 1854, or more than one-elgh-
teenth OF the whole number. According
to these figures she is entitled to more than
one-eighteenth Of the members OF both the
House and the Senate, or TO 53 delegates
and 2 10 senators--say eight members OF
the two houses, instead OF the elk which it
is proposed to allow her. Inc total vote
In the State for TILDEN and HAYES was
235,228. OF these votes Richmond cast
1885, or over one-nineteentb. According
to these figures she ID entitled TO over Eve
delegates and oyer two senator's. In word,
II the Legislature IL willing 70 mete out
Justice to Richmond, that body can easily.
be convinced that Richmond has more than
one-tweBtieth OF the population Of the State.
IL, however, the members have made up
their minds TO stifle the voice OF their capi-
tal, it will be useless TO show them how
large q number Of souls they have deter,
mined to dssfranelitse.
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stock? We ask Mr.. Wfngfeld to have this
law reversed possible, and we beg every
sensible man In the Legislature to aid Mt.
Wfngfeld In averting this injury which nis
colleague (Mr. White) is willing to iniilet
upon the farming interest OF bis county.
HANOVER.
Brierfeld, January 80, 1878.
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LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
500 dozen ALL-LINEN LOOM TOWELS tl0to
Csc;
l bale finest quality RUSSIAN CRASH at l0c.;
10 pieces SCOTCH HAND-LOOM DAMAsK-al!
Linen-sixty inches wide. 40c. 4 yard;
20 pieces SCOTCH-LOOM DAMASK lust re-
ccivcd, In new Damisk patterns. at SOC and
up to 81 per yar!-axtrlorduarv value:
25 pieces BLEACIIED DAMASk at 75c = ward
worth 81
% pieces twenty -tour.i inch BLACK SILK-naie
by the world-renowned lubricants. {. NJ Tell
lard & Gle. We FAKE this announcement I'm
answer to many Inquiries for lle excellent
goods which attained such popularity last sea-
son. We offer them at prices ranging from Il
to 50 per yard.
so pieces COLORED CAClIEMIRES-all Wool
at G2Hc., real value 81 per yard;
% pieces BLACK CACHEMlREs i, rriccs 10 suit
everybcdy-all Wool goods
HORsE-COvERS at 1926 worth 81:
5000 yard; good SHIFTING PRINTS, small
figure at Sc.
CORDED PIQUE at &c. per yard:
A new lot of SOFT-FINTSII CAMBEICs froHi lQc.
upt 1870. per yard:
LONSDALE CAMBRICa AZ l2Gc. per yard.
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN 10 he closed out at
half price;
BLANKETS marked down 20 per cent. At
SYCIE BROTHERS.
81 Broad street.
t26 between Third and Fourth streets.
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When the silver resolution was on its pas
sage last Monday in sixteen States, casting
one hundred and eight votes, not mega
tive vote was found, and all these States are
west of the Alleghanies and south OF the
Potomac ,..s,. sr, .t "
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Mr.. HARRIS, OF Virginia, said in the
House Of Representatives on Monday tnat
he would have voted for the silver resoiu-
ton ii he had. not paired with some one OF on
the other side of the question.
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Mr. EWING, Of Ohio, said in the House OF
Representatives on Monday that he thought
the BLAND ,silver-bill would be sent back 10
the House from the Senate with an amend
mant sss- ~ .Sta. r, 80. ..s sr aS!s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-31

Tonight Major HoTcHKIss lectures in the
hall Of the House OF Delegates. Those who
wish to enjoy q rich treat we advise to be
present OH the occasion. rs>- a#H
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EY" SYCLE BROTHERS
DEFY COMPETITION
II BURGII EDGINGS.

We shall exhibit MONDAY on our centre coun-
tiers 100000 yards OF ll.tMECRGES-all new
fresh goods. and of superior uuaIiiy-1cau,iful
patterns, suitable for the finest trade Prices from
sc. to 81 per yard. which is abont half The price
charged last season for III" same qualities.
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In the United States Senate on TUESDAY
Mr.. Cameron, OF Wisconsin, moved an
amendment fixing 400 grains as the standard
weight for the silver dollar.
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DEATHS.

. Died. on Wednesday, January 30tl, EDDIE w;
BEALL, only son Of N. E. and 81. j. Bcaiii ageo
seven years and nine months: AZ
His funeral win take place THIS Thursday Az
TEREOOS at 81 o'clock from Centenary en ,ttad
Friends and acuuaintanccs of the family are
to attend.
Mod on Tuesday the goth instant. at the resi-
dence of her husband. OH the Craigton turnpike,
Mrs. SALLIE +. NALLEf- ~, r, tro
Her funeral Will take place TO-DAY from .i,e
rcsdence Of her father mir Isaac o. Austinl on inc
Mechanicsville turnpike, at IL o'clock A.. d. Inc
friends and acquaintalces arc invited 10 attehe'
Died. January -3Oth, at o'clock A: NJ, VIII
Tho fnneral will take place TO-DAY lThursdayl j
at 3 r. n. from the Fourth Baptist church lheV.
Scott Gwathmeyl.
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PIP, psooks did not miss the mark gesters
day when DC said thas there asani aIsTya.s
rent osition 10 delay action upon che
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MARRIAGES.

Married, OH the 30th instant, by Rev. G. x: DICE
inson assisted by Rcys. a. E. Dickinson ana =. y;
Miss KATE G.. CARPENTER, daughter OF 9. 81.
CARPENTER. Of Louisa county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-31

GY COHEN BROTHERS ARE
Offering large stock OF CURTAIN LACEs NJ 70
cent importation ut extremely low prices. Their
stock of CARPETS are sold at cost 10 close 40
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NE COHEN BROTHERS ARE BE-
GINNING to receive NEW GOODS for the coming
spring.
They are just In receipt OF large line or PRINTS
and other domestic goods, which they sfEcr at the
lowest market price. Also, large stock Of TABLE,
DAMAsK. $4,000 7-s7
PURE LINEN TAbLE-DAMASR at &c., 45c.,
60c., 60c., 75c., 95c, 81 land sl.25-cycry ward
from 10 to 50c. less than market value;
100 pieces BEST LINEN DIAPER at 1905 worth
1915;
RUSSIA CRASH at 6, s. 10, and IKE;
LONsDALE CAMBRIA at 10, 121, Is. and Ispc
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY at lower prices than
ever. ta30
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09-CES'r STORE.
GALE OF DAMAGED GOODS
At TIE
90-CENT STORE.

Wishing to clear out all the DAMAGED and
SOILED GOODS unavoidab!y injured by the Fn'N
of the holidays, we have placed them Oh counter
by themselves and marked each piece AZ such hur''
as will close them out at once, This sale incsu1c'
all our injured goods OF every description ana Inc
prices are from SC. to Use. There arc no. great
many of thcm and these calling earliest VIII sec TIC
best bargains.
Remember the prices-5c. TO 75c. for goods worm
99c II perfect
Our store has been much improved during 'ie
past two weeks, aud We show our rr!ehti' in'us
NEW GOODS, and shall be pleased TO have 'hehi
call. Respectfully,
W. A. STEVENS,
,,oo sos Broad street
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H COHEN BROTHERS OFFER
the largest stock OF BLACK and COL RED SILKS
In the city. They Off special Inducements n, this
time in the most popular makes. !, 40
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-04

BASIS OF OUR POLITICAL SYSTEM
The basis Of our political system Is the
right of the people TO make and alter
their constitutions of government; but
the constitution which at any time ex-
lists. till changed by an explicit and
authentic act of the whole people, is
sacredly obligatory upon all, The
very idea OF the power and the right
Of the people to establish government
presupposes the duty Of every individ-
ual to obey the established govern.
ment. All distractions TO the execut-
ION Of the laws-all combinations aud
associations, under whatever plausible
character, with the real design to
direct. control, counterfeit, or awe. the
regular deliberations and action OF the
constituted authorities-sre destructive
If this fundamental principle, aud OF
fatal tendency. They serve to organ
ize faction. to give it an artificial and
extraordinary force. to put In the place
of the delegated will OF the nation and
will of the party, often small but
artful and enterprising minority OF the
community and, according 10 the al
ternate triumph Of different parties, to
make the public administration the
mirror of the ill-content and incogru-
GUS prof Gets Of faction, rather than the
organ of consistent and wholesome
plans. dige-ted by common councils
and modified by mutual interests.
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REPUBLICAN,
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION

DY ORDER OF THE RET UBI.ICAN TERRI.
ID torial Central Committee. duly assembled
pursuant to notice this 18th day of July, A. d.
1878, at New Tacoma. Washington Territory. no.
tice is hereby given that REPUBLICAN TERRI
TORIAL CONVENTION is called to assemble at
Vancouver, Clarke County, W. T., on
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DEMOCRATIC
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION

4 CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
~ Washington Territory will DO held at Van
couyer on
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BY order of the Territorial Republican Genital
Committee. DANIEL BAGLEY,
Chairman of the Committee.
BYRON BARLOW, Secretary.
New Tacoma, W. T. July 1878, jy24.dwtf
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DAILY INYELLIGENCER.
Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1878.
The Voyage Of Life

Life's tiny bark il often launched
Adown Times mystic tide,
Where meath bright skies. through
flowery mesds
The waters calmly glide.
The little boat that haply parts
From such a smiling strand,
Belize hath for It's pilotage
At first parents hand.
But soon that guiding hands with
drawn,
Aud rocks and shoals beset
The bark, and its young helmsman
With total shipwreck threat.
Then we'll for him if On his chart
Inscribed is Duty's way.
And he that channel safe prefer
To those that lead astray.
For choosing this be shall escape
The breakers that o'erwhelm
Those mariners, who by false charts
Selected TO guide Life's b elm.
And when the stormy voyage is DER.
Its many dangers past,
And anchorage he shall surely find
In Heavens port at last.
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Wednesday, the 9Th day of October, 1878,

at the hour of ten o'clock. A. NJ. of said day for
the purpose of nominating q candidate for Dele
gate to Congress. and for the transaction of such
other business as will properly come before it.
The Committee has fixed the apportionment OF
delegate at large. for every county in the Terri.
tory, and one additional delegate for every one
hundred votes and for every majority portion of
one hundred votes cast IN each county at the gen.
ersl election in 1876, Cor the Republican Candi.
date for Delegate to Congress. Upon this basis
the various Counties of the Territory will DE en-
titled to representation in said Convention as fol-
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Thursday, September ), 1878,

at 10 O'Clock A NJ. for the purpose of nominating
candidate for delegate 10 Congress and one
Prosecuting Attorney for each Judicial District
The Apportiopment of Delegates shall be one
for each 100 votes fraction of 100 greater than
50. csst for j. p Judson a. the last general cleo
ton. Each County. however. being entitled 10 at
least one delegate, as folloWk
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my2t No. 132 Common street
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

OFFICE or THE n, o. WATERwoRKe COMPANY. !
No. 40 Camp street. I
New Orleans, May %, 1918.
/. No sub7crbar will ba allowed to supply
water to any person. or to use it for any pur-
pose not specified In the permit
2, No addition or altera i m to any conduit
pipe or water cock shall he made by subscribers
without notice thereof be NJ given to the com
pany and their permission OBJ aimed.
3, Subscribers must keep their service pipes.
stop cocks and tap in the street in good repair.
and must prevent all waste Of water.
4. No hydrant will be permitted IN the side
walk or in any place accessible to persons o her
than the subscriber; and neither hydrant nor
other apparatus must be allowed to run when
not in actual use.
s. Officers and employees Of the company for
purposes of inspection, shall have access ut all
reas 'nabe hours to all parts of any premises
where attachments to the works have been
made
6. All persons making application for water
must state fully and truly all purposes for
which it is required. In case OF misreprese nta-
ton the supply will be Gu off.
7. should the water be found turned on in
any hydrant or attachment whore it had been
shut oil by the company, the ferrule shall be
drawn or the pipe cut.
s. water permit may be tr ,nsferred from
one prem ises to another on application at the
office and payment of any diferancA in rate.
9. Any person having camplaints to make can
do % through the Postoffce or by calling at the
Office.
EDWARD TOBY President
ALEX. BoNNEvAL, Secretary. my24 st
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AN
GRAND GERMAN vOLKSFEST,
For the benefit of the
GERMAN PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM,
Sunday and Monday,
MAY rs AND Fl,
Il AT THE
FAIR GROUNDS

The Festival will be naugurated bya GRAND
CONCERT, to commence on Sunday at IL m.
The formal opening will take place at 2
The programme consists of operate selec-
tons by Double Orchestra, Orations II Eng,
and CHhS. +. BUCK. Songs by the German
Glee Clubs, etc
= series Of Popular Plegs End Games under
mence at 8 o'clock, consisting of Sack Race,
Running Race for boys and girls, Rooster in the
Pot. Football Playing Shaking pole, Ascension
of Balloons. Greasy Fig, Climbing pole etc.
Also, Grand Tournament.
GRAND MULE AND PONY RACES.
fourteen hands high, boy riders, Prize, a hand
Mule Race, mile heats. last one In wins.
Prize. 80
An extensive and we'll supplied Restaurant.
located in the Exhibition Building, next to the
a e nqSb e ali Gn ba Gi
OF the season can be had at the lowest city
prices.
ing on the platform, as we'll as In he main
building, will he kept up until II o'clock in the
evening.
and strict order maintained.
The several bars are under charge Of we'll
known citizens, members Of the Association.
ON MONDAY, MAY 27.
opening ceremonies. will be repeated
Grand Jrotting Race.
Double Teams, mile heats
Single Teams, mile heats, open for all.
Prize. s25.
The friends Of the little orphans and the pub
lie in general are cordially invited to attend.
Tickets, 5Gr. Children free
OH las POTTHOFF,
President.
?. w DIELMANN,
First Vice President.
J. H. REEGSTORFF
Platz Commandment.
ALBERT 2. NoII, Secretary. my25 3t
NJ RS, E. L, SAXON
VIII deliver public Lecture at Odd Fellows
Hall on TIL URSDAY EVENING May 80 1878.
Subieet-Progress AMI Culture Of Woman
| Throughout the Ages.
| Doors open at ocloc o. m. Lecture to begin
at 1880 .. IN. Tickets, fifty cents each, can BE-
procured at Messrs. Lilienthal's. Griswolds
and Grunewald's; also at the different book
| stores. my1o cod I'd