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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-24

FIRE on SUNDAY SIGHT.-About $40
O'Clock on Sunday night an alarm OF fire
was sounded from Station ,. First police
district headquarters. caused by chimney
sparl;s on the shinglc roof OF 4 building on
Seventeenth street next to Seabrook'S Ware
house, occupied by colored people. No DAM
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\ STEP IN TIE DARK.

.sTRaSGER'S MlsuAP ON SUNDAY NIGHT
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATll-sAVED
But TO FALL INTO THE CLUTCHES or
TIE LAW-HOw a MAN WRITES WHEN
>rEMpLATISG SUICDE-k SAD STORY
As TOLD BY i YOUNG MAN RUINED Bf
IIOEOR.
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BRIEF Local. TTEMs.-The highest report
ed price paid for tobacco on Change yes
terdav was SCI. Several other packages re-
allied large prices.
Sixteen cars laden with freight passed
over the Petersburg railroad to Petersburg
Saturday. .---
The coastwise shipments yesterday were
coal and wood. One cargo OF salt was re-
ceived.
The State Guard, Captain r. A. Paul,
paraded yesterday evening, ana tleif nino-
some bearing and fine looks called forth de-
served commendation.
The city receipts for the past week were
as follows: Gas, Sl,21l.35; water, s5'4:9l !;
markets, Sl,571.42; taxes, 81, lI4.29; aims
house, S3O370; cemeteries, Sl5' Iotai,
S4,S50.67.
The steamer Maggie, Captain Clifford,
will leave this morning at O'Clock Tor Will
lamsburg and James-river landings. The
Maggie will leave every Tuesday and return
Saturday. .....'..
The remains OF Thomas Baxter, OF Pc
tershurg, were brought over Sunday on Il
snecial train and buried in Shockoe Gene
tcrv. The deceased was member OF
BIandford Lodge OF Masons and the Peters
burg Benevolent Mechanics Association,
and those organizations attended the III,
neral in body, performing the last SAD
rites ut the grave.
| Yesterday the Office OF the Southern EX-
press Company was draped in mourning
out OF respect to the memory OF Major VIII
liam Willis, the agent oil the company at
| Memphis, who died Of yellow-fever few
| dayS since.
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them. But absent from the body, he is
present with the Lord. A dying Christian
was once greeted bv friend, who came in
with the saying, g Wei, my brother, see
you are still in the land OF the living.o
"Oh. no." replied the departing saint; :" /
am still in the land OF the dying, but shall
soo7, be In the land of the liUiRg." That is
in striking sense the change which VIII
son has experienced.
Tt would seem that grievous loss has
been sustained in his death. It may seem
TO us strange that he was taken and the
others left. But in his heroic death he has
signalized the power OF Christian faith
and illustrated the beauty and grandeur
Of Christian fidelity. He has bequeathed
to bis brethren here and elsewhere an hon.
orcd name, heroic example. Duty was
with him the foremost purpose, and so it
has come to pass that his wife is 4 widoT
and his children are iatherless. The pro-
lection and guardianship OF these is a be-
quest which his unselfsh lips would have
never uttered, but which his brethren
should feel honored in recognizing and ac-
ceD.ing.
Shall we question the purpose OF the Di-
vine Providence, and ask why he has been
called away? ! think OF no better answer
him 10 receive his martyrs crown.
REMARKS OF DR.. JETER.
DR.. Jcter then made an admirable adj
dress, founded on the same text from which,
thirty years ago, he preached the funeral
sermon'of Rev. /. It. Hinton, who. like DR..
WI ilson, died OF yellow-fcver in New Or
leans while brayely standing at the post OF
duty. ..-...
OTHER SPEAKERS.
Rev. j. T.. Tyler, Of the Scyenth-street
Christian church, was introduced rs q. 4
cherished friend OF DR.. Wilson," and made
a feeling appeal to the congregation to g re-
member the words which he spal1c unto
you while lie was yet with you"
DR.. Hatcher spoke appropriately OF the
grand success which Dr.. Wilson had during
his pastorate in Richmond and Of the per-
manency Of his work here, and paid feel
ing tribute to the memory OF his loved
friend and brother.
DR.. Curry made the closing address in
his happiest vein. and thrilled every heart
as he spoke OF Wilson, the noble preacher.
whose name has been added to the list Of
martyrs, while he has gone to wear the
Christian martyrs glitrering crown.
Between the addresses the hymns ''Come,
Ye Disconsolate" and "Hcaven is Ny
Home" were sung with fine effect, and at
the close the congregation rose and sung
with deep emotion hymn which DR.. VIII
son had introduced into Richmond, and
which was always o great iavorite OF his,
beginning
MY hope IS bui I on nothing else
Save Jcsus's blood and Righteousness"
The whole service lasted about two hours,
| and was one OF rare apprOpriatcneSS, deer
solemnity, and extraordinary power.
| The movement to raise fund to provide
| for Dr.. Wilson'S family is meeting with lib,
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
Z PHOTOGRAPHS. fttssss 49,
GEH PHOTOGRAPHS, soc. q dozen 80
G.M PnoT0GR Apis, 6Uc. q dozen;
GEN PHOTOGRAPHS, Soc. q dozen
cheapest and best ia the United States. ut
REEs's Gallery,
Main street near EigIs',.

CaEIsTLAN & WHITES PATENT MINNESOTA
FLOUR Is uneIuailed IL this or any other market. a
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
D. < +. MITTELDOFER

have received and will exhibit on Monday iargT
an,l dr.irabl. stock OF NEW NALL. Gooi'S. "i'ch
we're bought at the recent large auction salcsh ne"
ork which wc offer a such ;ow price; Us 10 a',oi!-
!sh ali. BLACK rAsHMEEES from lG%c. TO IL,
per yard. ln DRESS GOODS we have ail llc iir >.
81 y,cs and novelties; PRINTS: Elraclrd ami Brown
Ct,TrONS 5 ut ras" price,: SiIAWLS and LLoAhS
in great variety AMI cheap: CARPETS from
auction from ljc. To l.25 per yard; ltDsicEl III
Ladies Gcntcmcns. and Chiidrcu'I from 4 bnnh-
runt sale, 10 bc sold 1T ti!y cents on the Il liar oi Tue
real value; MEMS and BOYS WEARS very larG',
stock All we ash Is 4 ca! and lou will he coEN.Cci
that OUR prices are the iOwcs;. - ,.,.,
' y. K T.. MTTTELDORFEH,
CA o2ou 527 Broad .lrcc!.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-24

CIDER VINEGAR, three years old; GREEN GIN
GER, for preserving, 4: u,,,s
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w. GODDIS. 5k 2. NJ, 10: on Church Hill on u be-
tween Twcnty-scvcnth and Twenty-eishth
streets.
ROBERT B. LYME. 10 4. NJ, receivers sale OF
isrg.. stock Of staple ami fancy groceries. Glars
tosaccu. oaica furniture. &C.. aL Jones BrOtacrs,
Nos. 20 aEG ~ south lhirteenh street.
JOHN t. LhUGuTON. 10 A. NJ. executor sale
cf household furniture. carpets, bedding. Sc. ht
No 6l5 north Fourth street.
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isssS GOODS,

rARD0ZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
desire TO call the
ATTENTION OF THEIR CUSTOMERS
and the public generally that hey are receiving by
evcry steamer from New York
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS
FALL SEASON.
Duying entirely for CASH enables them 10
BUY TO GREAT ADVANTAGE,
and they with much confidence say that no retail
dry-roods h0ase IN the United States
CAN SELL GOODS CHEAPER.
WOULD ADVISE
ALLIN WANT
TO call AT ONCE and sec them, and be convinced Of
THEIR CIlEAPNESs.
They will next week call attention to thcic
So 23 MANY NOVELTIES.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

EGr. o., rt1 sntes Of Real Estata made 5t.Tsn
tire Isl Of January and test Of JH,'t IL. fG2a5f fst
the n resent y.4s here IN be Daid 6y:he J1t"cahsrf
On al! satee made 5tticlen the lst of Jnfs o6 :s1'
Of The year TIE tines haze 10 be pGtG b aG ssif'r
fThS custo,., was adopted about hitccn year, ago
BY all the real catate agents IN RichMonG, aEG ap'
pics 20 Richmond aud Yirinitr.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-24

For TIE YELLow-FEvER SuFFERERs:-A
fair and feast for the benefit OF the yellow
fever sufferers will be held by the scholars
OF Mrs. Schafcr's class (rrinity Sunday
schooD, assisted by other young ladies' OF
the school. at the vacant house OF ). NJ.
Talbot, ESQ, No. 1908 Broad street, he-
tween Nineteenth end Twentieth, which he
has kindly rendered them, on Tuesday ana
wednesday, oath and 25th instant, at 8
O'Clock 7. AZ. ATS O'Clock In the afternoon
the fair will be for the benefit OF children.
Editors Dispatch: a strong and EN-.
phatic appeal was made by thef Mayor OF
Grand Junction, Tenn, for aid. The situa-
ton was graphically described as being. dis
tressing. Among The disbursements l. have
not seen the name OF Grand Junction men-
toned. The attention OF the treasurer OF
the yellow-iever fund ought certainly to be
called TO the matter. INQUIRER.
September %, 1878.
Total receipts by Treasurer Quarles,
S7.65s.1S.
Special receipts L. S. Edwards, secretary
for the Louisiana Division Army Northern
Virginia, Of New Orleans, S353.57; Rev. IS.
Huber, St. Johns (German) Evangelical
church and Sunday school (Fifth street,.
S51. 20; Shiloh (BaptisD church (colored).
81. 50; proceeds of sale OF fifty pounds leaf
tobacco. presented by j. A. Daily & Co., %.
Sent Si0O to Welleston, Tenn, and Sl00
to Grand Junction.
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" My hope IS blli on nothing else
e. vu .Il.suS,s Llnnl and n.inh htt.nlISnnss

The whole service lasted about two hours,
and was one Of rare appropriateness, deep
solemnity, and extraordinary power.
The movement to raise fund to provide
for Dr.. Wilson's family is meeting with lib
cral responses, and will be pushed to Il
complete success.
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They will next week call attention TO thclr
60 % MANY NOVELTIES.
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It is no ordinary occasion. my friends,
on which we are assembled to-nisht- fu-
neral services are familiar Things 10 US.
Rnt here is no coffin-no corpse. There are
M outward indications Of the character OF
the service save the sombre drapery Of this
pulpit. ;,o.
away. the tidings OF which have filed our
,,eorts with sadness, and we are here to
Commune together, to condole with one
anofher. and to unite in paying the tribute
NJ. sorrowiuc affection to the memory OF
cherished friend, beioyed brother, de-
voted pastor, Christian hero.
NV heart thrills as I stagd IN this puipit
tonight, the very construction and turns'
La crónica., 1878-02-02
CONCILIo COMUN.

SESSION DEL JUEvEs ENERO 81 1878
Ell Concilio Sc reuni0 este dia ell
session regular presidiendo ell Ma
yor McDougall.
Presentes los senores Mutually
Lips, Hollenbeck, Apablasa, Ker'
cheval, Jones, Potts, Cohn y Green,
Sc lego y aprobo ell acta de la Sc.
sion anterior.
Ell Juez de Policfa do cuenta de
haber Colorado S54 de multas duran
tie la semana pasada.
Ell Recaudador de Contribuciones
do cuenta de haber Colorado $4,34e
26 desde su dltimo informe.
FL Escribano de la Ciudad die
cuenta de haber vendido dos bonos
de riego de 1000 cada uno a S73 Gen.
tavos por ell peso y present0 recibo
del tesorero por Sl,750 producto de
los mismos.
Ell Guardian del Corral Publieo
presento 81 informe y S. Colorado.
porel.
Ell Jefe de Polic1a Harris presen-
to un informe por ell mes de Enero.
Durante ell mes Sc hicieron 50 ar
restos; seis por NAL proceder; ? por
asalto y golpes; 4 por golpes, l por
a~salto, ii por hurtos, II por BORA
chera, 2 por correr con c~aballerfas,
3 por asalto con arma mortlfera, l
por hurto mayor, II por atropello
de propiedad, l por demencia, l por
negar ~testimonio, 2 por r%esitencia a
la autoridad, 5 poI wages, l por de-
sscato a la moralidad, 2 por tram
pas, l por robo con escalamiento.
Durante ell mes Sc han robado S75S,
so en- propiedad y otros valores y
la policfa ha recobrado S618 de d.
cha suma.
Sc adopto como Official ell mapa
que fila en- S23 pies la anchura de la
Gale Adams.
Ell Comite de Hacienda present0
IN informe, recomendando entire
otras cosas que Sc lie d%evolvieran
S26 81 q ]. r. Ramirez a causa de
doble impuesto. Sc adopto.
+. Sabichi habl0 EN- favor de la
aperture de la Gale Selma, y Sc re-
firi0 ell asunto q la Junta de Obras
Publicas con intenciones de que in
forme en- la pr0xima reunion.
Sc lie autoriz6 al Comite de Poll
cfa para que comprara cierta clase
de estrellas para los policfas.
Sc orden0 previa mocion de MI.
Mutually que ell Collector de Taxes
entregue al Tesorero de la Ciudad
ell dinero colorado por Ell a la Sra. de
Baker por impuesto para la alcan-
tarilla de la Gale Principal.
Sc orden0 tambien que ell Escri-
bano exija por medic de las Cortes
todos los impuestos cobrables por ell
mismo motive.
Sc refiri0 a la Comision de F'uego
y Aqua una propuesta de G. Mangin
que dara por $500 una campana para
uso do la Companfa de bomberos
Confidence.
Sc acepto un contrato de Mr..
Sinpkins, Presidente de la Compa-
MIA del agas, para proveer al alum
brado de las GALES. Sc lie autoriz0
al Mayor para firmar ell contrato.
Sc presentaron las cuentas del
mes, y Sc refirieron al Comite de
Hacienda.
La crónica., 1878-02-02

Las personals que uda por estas CAL
tas Sc serviran avisar qre han sido publ
cadas en- LA CR0NICA correspondence al
dia 2 de Febrero de 1878.
sENoRAs.
Hortencia Abarta, M. r. de AL
varado, Andrea de Arala, Marta
Abila, Tulsa Benegas, Juana Ma.
l.. de Chavez, Moves Cooper, Sebe-
riana Encinas, Ma. de los Angeles
Feliz, Romano G. de Fuentes, An
tonia Grijalva, Augusta Linares,
Erolinda ManriqueZ, b. n. Olivas,
Conception CLARA, Antonio Clea,
Te6fla Ortiz, Virginia Redona, Ra-
mona l.. de Ruiz, Maria l.. Salazar,
Serbia Toleda, Carmelita Valencia.
sENOREs.
Frank Alvarado, Jesus Barreras,
Ramon BueIda, Francisco Bueno,
Manuel Carrisosa 2, Julio GARLIC,
Manuel f. Coronel, Rosario Coro-
nado, p. Dominguez, Miguel Elias,
Jose Ma. Garcia, Rafael Gallardo,
Francisco Grijalva, Carlos Lugo,
tSSO0 CA OoAhASbi OAAGbOOttA AAaOLa
do, Juan Matias, Mariana Marti.
nee, Jesus Ma. Martinez, Juan, Hi.
lario NJ 2 Jesus Maoquez, francisco
G.. Mascatti, Baldominio Mendio,
Ygnacio Montijo, Nicolas Moreno,
Manuel, Jose Olivia, G, Tomas
Olivares, Antonio Orfila, Mariana
Oria, Jose Redona, Jose L. Rivera,
Jnan Rodriguez, Juan Matias San
chez, Vicente, Thomas, Ma.
nuel P. Serrano 2, Vicente Sotelo,
Maximin Terrant, Manuel Ynovis,
Guadalupe Vallejo, Victoriano Vas
quez, Antonio Valencia, Juan Val
DEE, Juan Pedro Villa, Juan Sibras
lie.
EXTRANJERO
Domingo Bastanehurs, Mereta
Bartolomeo, FRANCOIS Bernard 3
Mateo Garbolino, Auguste Gondrau
Jules Latcurrette, Dominique Mai
gre, Francesca Mascotte, G. Omar,
Gustav Perret.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
EXTRANJERO

-Recomendamos q nuestros lee
torres la botica de los Sres. Preuss y
Schumacher. Su surtido de artfculos
los de tocador como cepillos, peines,
perfumes, etc. ETC., es i~nmejorable,
Y sus precios son m0dicos. Dichos
a%rtfculos comprenden todas las va
riedades y Sc acomodan a todos los
gustos. Sc venden en- partidas apro-
posito para regalos de Navidad.
Pasad q examinarlos.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
Av1sos NUEvos.
PUBLICA.

FL Club de Trabajadores No. l de Los
Angeles celebrara II reunion publfca
en- frente dc la Casa de la Corte, ell Saba
do en- la noche, 2 de Febrero, con objeto
de explicar sus males Y propositos a las
buenas gentes de esta ciudad. Todas las
personals tanto seloras como cGballeros
est6n invitadas & escucharnos,
JOSE II. BUTLER, S~ecretario.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
Aqua de Barcelona

o LECHE DE LA SCLTANA.
Para llmpiar, suavizar y hermosear ell GU
tbs.
Ell espec1fco mas generalmente usado
por todas las damas de las Cortes de la
vieja Europa.
Sc garantiza que no contiene ningun
ingredients nocivo.
Esta renombrada aqua Indispensable
en- ell tocador de todas las damas, Sc ha-
LA de venta en- la
BOTICA ESPANOLA,
esquina de las GALES Main y Short, bar
rio de Sonora.
JOSE PRUNEDA,
Propletario.
En- dicho establecimiento Sc vende
tambien Ia Mel de Marrubio y Alquitran
de Haley las Gotas de Pike que curan ell
dolor de muelas en- IN minute.
La crónica., 1878-02-02

/, Primers saisa q las A. NJ. Ultima
Misa q las 10 A. NJ; Catecismo q las ~
de la tarde. Visperas q las 7 P. M.
IGLESIA DE MIR SRA. DE Los ANGELES
Primera mlsa q las So de la manana
segunda misa q las 7, Ultima misa q las
de la mananacon. Catecismoa las ~
Vfspe. asa las 81 P. NJ. Sermon en- espa
mol.
La crónica., 1878-02-02

WIN. FARRELL, pioneer Gas Filter
w Colocador Primitive de Aparatos
para ell Gas, Los Angeles, Ha dado CO.
mienzo q su negocio en- la Gale Nueva
del Concrete Ne 20, en- seguida de La ST.
llerfa de Don Domingo Garcia, y Sc halla
listo q atender a todo 10 perteneeleutr q
su oficio.
ETANADOR, Coloca Tubos de Gas y
Tubos de Vapor, con toda prontitud y a
precios razonables. Sc Garantiza too
Trabajo. Del tamalo de Ia muestra.
o n3no
La crónica., 1878-02-02
AVISO.

Teniendo que ausentarme d. este lugar,
tai vez indehnidamente, pongo por medic
del presente en- conocimiento de todar
aquellas personals con q~uienes por motive
de mi negocio de concrete que he tenido
establecido en- ell No. IL, esquina de las
GALES Marchessault y New High o bien
por otra causa me liguen algunas ~cuentas,
bien sea que 20 las deba @ que me las de-
ban, Sc serviran pasar q arreglarlas Ic
mas tarde para ell 10. de Febrero proximo
despues de cuyo dia me ~considerare ex-
pedicto para verificar mi saIida.
ANTONIO VELASQUES.
Los Angeles, Enero 10 de 1873. I9e2:
La crónica., 1878-02-02
Panaderia MejiCana.

Deseamos poner en.conecimiento del
pdblico y de nuestros parroquianos que
para ell dia 8 de Enero encontraran la bien
acreditada panaderfa, en- la casa aDtes del
hnado Davalos, Gale Principal de Arriba,
No. 35. Siempre tendremos un complete
surtido de PAN de HUEVO y Sc serviran
las ordenes con puntualidad.
d5no PANADERIA MEJICANA.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
REWSTA COMMERCIAL.

Preparada y corregida escrupu-
losam7nte para La CR0NICA los
Microbes de cada semana.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
Directorio de La Iglesia CatoIica

limo. Tadeo Amat, Obispo; limo.
Francisco Mora, Obispo CoadJutor y Vica-
rio General; Rev. Pedro Verdaguer, Cura
parTOcO.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
81 VENDEN o A~RRIENDAN
800 Acres de Tierr

800 Acres de TERRA
Aocho millas del centric de la ciudad de
Los Angeles, con frente en- ell rio de Los
Angeles, con derecho de aqua de la ANA
da de los Verdugos, de los cuales 100 acres
son terreno de humedad, situados en- ell
bajfo del rio de Los Angeles, magnfdcos
para maiZ 8 alfalfa.
Estas tierras Sc ofrecen en- venta muy
b~aratas, o Sc arriendan q condicion de que
Sc han de cultivar Embellishments.
RENTA NOMINAL.
Dirigirse @ E. L. BAKER,
Rising Sun Vineyard. (P. o. Box, $780,
La crónica., 1878-02-02
Sc Vende BaratO.

I'm carreton en- muy buen estado y har-
peses para un caballo. Para mas porme
nores acudase d la huerta del Sr. Gotta en-
Moran's Lane 9 q la oficina de LA Gro.
MICA. el9no
La crónica., 1878-02-02
Mercado de Los Angeles.
Precios al por Menor.

Revista preparada y ~corregida BIZ
semanalmente por Seymour y La
Fetra de la GRANGE STORE, 1SS,
Gale Principal Los Angeles.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
Cartas en- Ell Correo.

Las personals que acudan por estas CAL
tas Sc serviran avisar qre han sido publ
cadas en- LA CR0NICA correspondence al
dia 2 de Febrero de 1873.
La crónica., 1878-02-02
Almanaque.
FEBRER0.
S DE LA LUNA.

Eases DE LA LUNA.
Q. Luna nueva q la Oh. I'm. A. NJ.
10, Cuarto creciente q las 5h. I'm. 4. NJ.
II. Luna LENA q las 3h. I'm. a. NJ.
%. Cuarto menguante a las III. 3m. P. NJ.
sabado Ala Puriicacion de Nuestro
Senior.
Domingo, S.-San Bias obispo, San Pa
trieio martir y San Conrado abad.
Lines, 4.-San Andres Corsino obispo,
San Donate martir Y Santos Aquilino y
Gilberto.
Martes, 5.-Santa Agueda vfrgen y San
Felipe y compnaeros martires.
EFEMERIDES.
Q. IS52.-Atentado contra la vida de
Dona Isabel II reina dc Espa1a, en- la ga
lerfa del Real Palacio.
8, 1so2,-Muere ell ilustre condo de
Campomanes.
T. l520.-Carlos V concede O los gram
des de Espana ell privilegio de cubrirse
delante del rey.
s. l7S8.-Nacimiento del celebre minis
tro ingles Sir Robert Peel.
The Republican journal., 1878-11-28
Belfast. November %. 1878.
ANTI-PGLYGAMY.

Tut Nn> y,n,,n> u.,,.> .,,.
l-AhI AROUSED
Polygamy having existed in tah thirty
years, hall that time III defiance Of law,
and becoming stronger and more aggres-
Slve with the flight Of time, the women OF
Salt Lake opposed to it, outraged beyond
measure by recent instance of j., in
which it was established through indicial
proceedings that the Mormon ChWch a.
senteu to. the poNgamou- lntcrmaniage
On one and the sam" CAV, OF John Miles,
,aroIme owen. hnHIy Spencer and Julia
Spencer all less than twenty-five years OF
age, have at length addressed themselves
!" the 'aNF OF setting bounds y IT. iulthrf
advance u possible.
IN pursuance OF TINS intention. they as
S'moIed IN mas meeting \"N. TN, lN'N,
ana adopted me i4.lo"lug Address 70 Ms.
naNrs ana the /" omen q the I -:
H. hTS, hul4et1Dfu e. H44fN 01ta N
"o"'efF = N't ha'' Nb"t>
amy was PANIED GA me shores "I the
The Republican journal., 1878-11-28

Schooner Mary A. Holt, eranwool from Cedai
Keys for New York, was abandoned November
10th, 80 miles of Fernandiua Light, crew saved
The vessel registered 1873 tons, and was built in
1867 at Ellsworth, where she was owned.
The Republican journal., 1878-11-28

The Maine Central railroad company has sixty
locomotives
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-23

never gives his wife cause to think
he desires to find fault, or that he
has grown weary Of her, or that he
does not appreciate the sacrifices a
woman always makes when she
takes upon herself the duties of wife
and mother.
"American women, particularly,
demand too much oftheir husbands
they step down from their thrones
and cast away their crowns, as
mothers and wives, for gold, dress,
and liberties they call rights.
"When people intend to marry
they should take every measure to
find out each others faults, peculi-
arities and good traits.
"When Socrates was asked how
he endured Xantippe, he said he
studied with a school ol-master how to
treat woman, and he found Kan
tippe kept him studying. He wa;
content to be a student and treat
his subject as something worth find
ing out and understanding, and il
trying to learn of his wife's nature
he was sure to treat her with some
respect. Study each other before
marriage, and never let the stud,
be neglected"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-23
VOL. XVI.

Hanover. On receiving orders from
New York he employs camel
drivers from Arabia, who set out
across the desert to Nubia, where
through negotiating with the sheik
of tribe, a band of hunters is pro-
cured. The only money that the
natives recognize is silver, and to
effect their purchases the importers
send bags of Austrian thalers
strapped on the backs Of eamels.
1t is very rare that less than 20, 900
thalers is sent on a trip, and for the
conveyance Of this load of silver
about fifteen camels are required.
In capturing animals for transpor-
tation only the very youngest are
available, and to get these the old
ones have first to be killed.