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Public De6ate.-At the last meeting Of the
Sumner Literary Society the question,
Which is the more Destructive Element,
Water or Fire? was publicly discussed.
Charles w. Thompson, Jr., and Charles W.
Mann spoke in the affirmative, and Martin
A. Harris and Philip e. Richardson in the
negative. The question was decided in the
napativn
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Personally. Carter Atkinson, grand
vice. chancellor OF the Grand Lodge, Knights
OF Pythias, and W. 7. Llthgow, repre-
sentative to the Grond Lodge from Friend
ship Lodge, have left to attend the session
of the Lodge at Portsmouth.
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A MERITED CoMpLIMENT.-Ther be regimental
armory was the scene OF a very pleasant
occasion Monday night. Captain Charles
T. Bnford, OF the Walker Light Guard, was
presented by his comrades Of Company B
with beautiful sword as a slight token OF
their appreciation Of him as an officer, gen.
tleman, and friend. The presentation
speech, was made by Captain 10. Lane
Stern in his happiest vein, and was appro-
priately responded to by Captain Binford.
The universal verdict in reference to the
presentation among the officers and men in
the regiment is z. served him rigbt."
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NEW PouLTRY WoRK.-The new Illustrated
Poultry Book, specially adapted TO farmers, by
.Gallnacullnrist,n can be found nj ELLYsos q
YANcEy's, No. 11l2 Main street, for the small
sum of as ccnis Breeders who are IN attendance
at the Poultry Exhibitiop as well as ell others In
terested in poultry. should procure a copy. 1t Is
full OF rraciicat hints. Il
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WALLER, SAUNDERS & Co. have been appointed
general agents for the sale OF the celebrated Soluble
Pacific Guano, heretofore sold by Messrs. ALLISON
&ADDIsoS, In the tobacco districts Of yirsinia and
North Carolina. See advertisement
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Bridge Arenue.-The .four-wagons. the
stage, and other parties engaged in hauling
over Bridge avenue yesterday were COM
PEELED to put OH extra horses, and even
then in several instances the teams were
stallpd
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THE DOUBLE FUNDING.-The Special Joint
Committee on the Double Fund ding met yes
terday morning and perfected their report
by adding to it resolution that the Attor-
ney-Generai institute suit, il in his iudg-
ment it may be desirable, to recover from
any officer or his slireties, or other person
liable, the amount lost by the State by the
double-funding fraud. The report so
amended was presented to the House yes
terday afternoon by MIR. Johnston OF Giles,
and ordered to be printed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-20

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, TUESDAY
Scott Us. Commonwealth. Writ Of error
refused to judgment Of the Hastings
Court Of the city Of Richmond.
Hughes by, &C., Us. Hughes and ais. APP!
peal allowed to the Circuit Court OF the
county of Gloucester.
City of Petersburg Us. Petersburg Rail-
road Company and ais. From the Circuit
Court OF the city OF Petersburg. Reversed,
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion OF
the Court.
The Court then adjourned until the Sth OF
March, having disposed OF large amount
OF business.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
.y,o c,,,rv.Ressuc.ion Bi,l.

The Salary.ReductiOn BAH.
The following comparative statement will
show the effect OF the House salary-blll, the
present pay OF the officials affected being
given in one column and proposed pay in
the other:
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.

Mean temperature for week ending Feb
ruary 9th, 45.00o; mean temperature for
week ending February 10th, 45.43o.
Amount of rainfall for week ending Feb
ruary 9th, 0.73 inches; amount of rainfall
for week ending February 10th, 0.1S inches.
Population of city estimated by school
census, 77,50e-white, 44,400; colored, 49,
100. Rate of mortality Of whole population
was 1854 per 1000 per annum; rate Of
mortality of white population was 16.39per
1 1000 per annum; rate Of mortality Of CO.
lored population was 17.2s per 1000 per
annIlm
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THE LEE EGALLRRY.-Beautiful artistic, and ac-
euraie likenesses. Rev. C. C. Biting.
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The Hustings Court.-No business Of
public interest or importance has been
transacted this week in the Hastings Court,
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7 yIcKs ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAzrsE.--
Each number contains thirty-two psses Of reading,
many fine wood-cut illustrations, and one colered
plate. A beautiful garden magazine, printed son
elegant paper, and full Of information. In Engiish
and German. Price, 1925 year; five copies. s5.
VICK,s FLOWER AND VEGET4BLE-GAaDEN,
5Oc-in paper-covers: in elegant clotlI-coycrs. O..
yIcK's CArALoG UE-300 illustrations -only &c.
Address JAMES WICK.
Rochester, n. Y.
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These waters in cases of one dozen half gallon
bottles can be had AT THE SPRINGS at $5 per case
in advance; Ia Richmond. of PURCELL, LADD &
Co. at $3.50 per case. THOMAS +. G0ODE,
de l2-W&Meow2m Proprietor.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1875.
WEATHER REPORT

fypIcAT1oSs FOR TO-DAY For The Mid.
die States, rapidly falling barometer, in-
creasjng southeast to southwest winds, ris-
ing temperature and increasing clouSiness,
followed during the afternoon and night by
rain. !.
For the South Atlantic and East aulf
Statss. falling barometer, warmer, and in
creasins southeast 10 southwest winds, and
clmdtness, with rain in the latter.
For the West Gulf States, falling followed
by rising barometer, warm and increasing
southerly winds veeriDg to colder westerly,
and generally cloudy weather and frequent
rains.
Cautionary signals for Indianola, Calves
ton, New Orleans. and Mobile.
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e,st III charleston. =. !.
sHE ROSTER OF COMPANY B-H ON ORE
QUESTS PA A1R WOMEN AND BRAVE MEN:
sapLEAsANT TRIP AND SAFE RETURN.

TIE roster 0F coafAai B-H Q y ORE y
oAlss AND BkAVE Men
P'IEAsANT l'l AsD :
At 1l:l0 o'clock oesnighs the Walker:
Light lHuard Is COMPANY i. ~, flrst virginia
regiment, VII! Leave Dy ssne Ricnmond f.n 10 ana
Pefersburg rallroa .IoEs EsCnarleston, .. 3C,.,s
In response TO an sinFita ton TO parficip ate
In the grand demons atloh TO be held In
that city Friday in; honor OF the irthday OF,
him who was frst IN war, first in peace,
and first In the hearts OF his countr ymen.
The following is q iiss OF those who up TO
q late hour last night had sIgnifed their in-
.tentiGn Of attending: Captain Charles T.
Binford Lieutenants w. r. Burgess and
"A. L. Bargalnin; !, Sergeants A.-A. Warren,
HID. Messier, e. f.. Gaskins, w. r. Good
win, and j. H. Anderson; Corporals Ed.
Harrington, T.. T.. Christian, and L. q.
Brown; PriYates B. Becher, d. ,Bagby,
C. G. Bossieux, Charles Crenshaw, j.
H. Grafton, nj. C. Figg, c.. Hancock,
j. Il, HenshaIl, w. e. Hinehman, Ro-
bert Harold. NJ. A. Hare, C.. f. Lips
comb. John T.. Meanley, IN. n Monteiro,
q. MountcastIe, II. w. Oakley (color-ser-.
oeontl. IN. d. Riddick, W, b, Riddick, III.
Rody Frank Tinsley. A. IJnkel.
FranL Word a q. WalthaIl. G. w. Wilde.
and n Yarrinoton-abont tbfrty.six
men. rank and file.-.!S7 3
2 VoaiI,er,s eycel,antS hand. viii, aecnnnapv
Comnanvr p on the trin and will. exert
Themselves to sI,stain the' weli.Enown renr,-
tation n, picbmnnd;s hand mnsic The
comnanv will assambla Of tho arr1orv to-
MOL n;ght f. at O n,ciocI nromntiv and !. tha fine ~
march for tbe denat will he taken nm of S10S
O'Clock sharp. Comnany F. OF The First
REGIMENT. at n meetinG held lost NIGHT.
unanimously volunteered TO act as an escort
to their comrades. A notice for the Assem-.
blace of both companies viii be found un-.
der the proper head. !, -,
Comnany r will he aceomnanied by the
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Baptsts are due to Mr.. DAWES for the spiendit
pictures OF their ministers.
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ss-cENr STORE:

99-CENT STORE:
100 DOUBkE-FRAME vALIsES at 90 cent,
100 LARG E LEATHER sATCHELs, With outside
pocket, at 99c.;
A lot LARGE WILLOW HAMPERS,
A lot LARGE ELM HAMPERS,
$50 FTNELAMPs, trimmed complete with sesen-
inch Argand trimmings, and patent drii-ring,
which prevents all soil, at 99c.;
rs BENT-RIM HIGH CHAIRS at 99c.,
More of those FINE BLACK ALARM and NICKLE
CLOCKS a. 81. .9s twarraniedI,
$50 FIyE-FooT sTEP-LADDERs, With bracket
for bucket, a. 9sc.;
The finest lire OF fTABLE-KNfyEs and FORKS
selling twelve for 9ecl We have ever offered;
Another lot oc those eiegant three-pseee LAVA
TEA SETS at ssc. SET,
LADIES' and CHiLDREN's HATS. to close the
balance Of stock, at 10 and 25c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-20

PRooF POSITIVE, that IooLEY'S YEAsr-Pow-
DER is the most effective and reliable baking-pow-
der in the market; can be bad by practical trial.
Full weight and strength, eeonomicai and never
filling In exce!Is mt results. a5
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!. THE LEE GALLERYe--The pictures areadmirsbly
and tastefuly arranged. Rev. J. B. JETER.
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Orr LEADING PHYSICIANS ARE CALLING At
TENTION to the runous effects upon the complexion
Of cheap soaps made from impure material. The
/, old Brown Windsor OF j. Il L. ATKINSON Is made
from the best and pnrest materials, and Is ezlai-
cSfaly scpntpu.
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81. BLLYSoN 6 CO.. advertising apents. Iiiser au-
vcrtisemepts in si of the newspapers the En!,fd
S,a.es u. publishers rates. Orders LEFT AZ the Dfs
match countng-r0om VIII receive premsi af'-n-
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y WH1sKEY took the Grsf pre-

4 THE.GLENwooDn q WH1sKEY took the Grst pre-
MUM az the State Fair.
The g B Selectn Whi>key Is recommended by DR..
dJ. B. McCaw.
s Duff Gordon Sherry-our own importation.
s. Cigars, Of every grade, Of our own manufacture.
Liberal discount TO the trade. e :.
W.. ID. BLAIR & CO..,
ol)S Mai. street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DisPATGK PRNrlNG-Hnusn, 6ood wora, low
prices. aud sa.isfaetion guaranteed.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
cool, and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, %;
0 \. NJ, "a; noon, A; 3 T. NJ, 4S; g Z.
NJ, 43; midnight, 81.
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Sir. r PATRIcK,s CHURCH Toll -DkY.-At ST.
Patrick church to-day the services will
commence at 81 oscIeek M e
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. !
CAyD1DATEs FoR OFFICE.

JNo. E. LAUGHToN, JR., 1o,s A. 81, furni-
tura, &c.
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The figures given are per anmum except WHARF
otherwise stated.
Ab'd.-Aboiished.
#During the session OF the General Assembly and
for one month thereafter.
tThe Judge Of the Richmond circuit IS to get
$4,000, and the judge Of the Accomac circuit
$1,000. All the others $1,000.
There are great number Of offices not
touched by this bill. They will be acted
upon hereafter.
This salary biIl-which passed the House
last night-when reported from the Com
mittee on Rctrenchment and Reform by the
chairman (Mr. EdmuTds) proposed reduc-
tion OF twenty per cent. OF most OF the sal
aries. The House, however, went for be-
yond the bill of the committee in making
reductions. ~
It is estimated that il it becomes law
$4,000 per annum, at least, will be saved.
Other bills reaching other officials will fol-
low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-20

WHOLESALE WOODEN. AND WlL-s
Wv LoW-WARE, ROPES, TWINEs, TIN
Thansfui for the liberal patroaage extended 20 the
iat.s arm, and With the determination 20 mees tne
Witch an expt rierce OF eleYeo years tnstiaes
ME In offsring, solicit sud 81
patronage. I, :,
Se n IA 80 ANDREW II. NOT
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fsEEsTa On AnvEfsTTfsTNSs
WHAT Isrnnrsrs EvzHYsopY1s ii

& WHAT INTRREsTs EFER1HOpYi IS
How MoHEr CAN Br SAVED. :
30 EyEnY osE
sss sHouIp be 1NrrnEsrKp
IN D q
THE GREAT cIosrse.o OUT sALs
AT
LEvY BRoruERs'
THEY TAKE TEN CENTS OFF OF EYEnS DOL
LARS Worth Yor PURCHASE,
s5j. THIS TEN PEE CENT is T4KEs. .orF OF.
EVERY; ARTICLE a5s
with the exception OF y e,
cLARK's AID Coats spooL-c -coTTos.
and
PLACES AT Least SINETY-FIrE ARTICLES
oUr OF EVERY HUNDRED
AT PRICES LOWER THAN THEY CAN BE HAD
FOR ELSEWHERE.
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9s.CEN.r s'rOKE.
AT THE

DECEIVED
AT THE
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fe1S
DIssoLVTIoNs z PARrNEssHlRs

nISSOLUTIoN OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP--The Hrm OF A. III. MOTT q co. is this
day dissoEyed by mutual consent, A. II. MOTT nay
tng purchased the interest OF J. II. GRESHAM. A.
and IS alone authorized 10 collect aud sign the
name OF ghe firm I'm LIQUIDATION. AL parties M
debtef 10 the concerns are requested 70 come Tor.
ward and settle and those having claims against tho
firm win present them 70 A.. =. MOTT for settle
meat. a NtlhEM ~: SVIlsss
I EhhuanA 9. 40 ~ ~. fe ig
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06
Work During Slcep.

II has frequently happened that stu.
dious men have done really hard men.
tai work while asleep. A stanxa Of ex-
cellent verse 10 In print, which Sir John
Herschcl 10 said 10 have composed
while asleep. and 10 have remembered
when he awokc. (;Gthc often sct down
on paper, during the day, thoughts and
ideas which had presented themselves
10 him during the preceding night. A
gentleman one night dreamed that hc
was playing an entirely new game Of
cards with three friends; when ho
nwoke, the structure and rules Of the
new game. ~ created In the dream,
came n by M into memory, and he
found them ~ ingenious that he after
wards frequently played the game. A
ase II cited where u gentleman In his
sleep composed an ode In six stanzas,
and set II u music. Tartini. the ccle.
bratcd Italian vocalist. composed the
devils Sonata In u dream. Lord
Thurlow, when q youth 1T college. found
himself u evening unable TO finish n
piece 0f Latin composition which he
had undertaken. He went 10 bed full
Of the subject, fell asleep, finished his
composition In \ dream. remembered Il
next morning. and was complimented
on the felicitous form which II pre-.
BenteO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06

which OH fully eoves the losal nsrs vere u
bosrdsrs In the sehooi, and oil loss their ~esr
ing apparel.
The Republican State Convention Of
PsSns,ivaais met 81 Harrisburg. Nsy 18Th.
TIE platform adopsed opposes free trad. sod
The pending tariff BIN; fsvoss the prosec,iou
II labor, the fostering Of American commerce
resssving The public lands for setuai settlers.
opposition v payment Of Confederate claims
opposes Discrimination In fright and trsns
pnvtattoa, favoss equal rtghts In the Southern
States, and eulogfses Gov. Hastraaft Gen.
Harry y. Hoyt vas nominated fcr governor on
The nrss ballot; Charles W. Stone, for lisusen.
sntgovevnos, and James r. stsrrett for iudgs
cf The Supreme court
Catherine y. Beecher. sister of Henry
Ward Beecher, died o. Eimirs, n. T., ai the
rcssdence os Thomas K. Beecher, Mag i2sh.
she wss The oldest Of thirteen children, being
~ years Of age. she devoted her life " the
good Of othss, and especially her own ss.
Among her drss ~orks vas the establishment
Of . school q Hartford, Conn. IN which she
Wa very successful. Many Of her writings
we're published, most Of them being defended
for the benefit Of her scholars. In ixs2 she 20.
tsblisbed a sem,nsy, ~, Young lsa,.s In I'm.
esupsu. Ma. s,ov.. her .,.,.r. being an. a,
her cache sh. vro,. .om. af,..n b.,h.
al edu~est,oos, or domestic vort..
"a. ...
On 'no n'gn' o' MAY iotn "'cnae De'
WIZ soi.r'an is'orer, In Chicago, aged u, VA
a.
snos uve umes' one shot penetrating the heart
BY Joseph Sparks, . young bohemian lsborer,
sparks was arrested and confessed that he did
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06

Why the Hungarians Hate Russia.

The Magyars are q vigorous, proud
and aggressive nationality, and make
good their claim to more than the
amount Of home rule demanded by u
Irish members. They have a hatred %
Russia founded on her intervention at
the moment when their rebellion prom
ised to be successful; and their admit
ration springs, not only from her resis-
lance to their own foe. but from her
refusal to give up the Hungarians who
took refuge In her territory, They have
not forgotten that the Sultan detied the
Car. II is perfectly natural that they
should dislike Russia and admire Tur-
key. But they have a more practical
reason for hostility to any liberation OF
Russian objects. They know that ii the
treaty Of San Stefano were to be en-.
forced, Austria would be obliged to pro-
tect her W interests by extending her
sovereignty yer some OF the Slav prov.
inces OF Turkey, and that she would
thus become more of a Slav Empire.
II Is not surprising that they should be
hostile to any change which would tend
to lessen the political importance Of
Pesth.-Lomion Telegraph.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06
HEAVY FOrFelts.

Intcmpcrance In drinking involves
fearful losses every way. Here IL a
form of them not always thought of.
In the policies Of life insurance compa-
MES there Is usually u clause freeing
the company from any obligation to
pay the policy In ease the insured dies
In any way In consequence Of the use Of
strong drink. Not long since as Is sta.
ted In a New York paper. n retired mer-
chant, who had been u president Of a
life insurance company and had paid
from first to last over go, 900 in premi-
ums. Mt length becoming addicted to
drunkenness, and dying In that state,
had the e90, 00OO Of insurance on his
life forfeited. His wife and children
thus lost both the money he had paid In
premiums and all the money that would
have been due for his insurance. In
another instance = man who had been
an alderman In Brooklyn became In.
temperate, and thus forfeited tho ESQ.,.
600 Of insurance that had been secured
on his life.
Truly intcmperance IL an expensive
luxury. II curses In the beginning and
the end. In temporal and In spiritual
things, In body and soul, for time and
eternity! mo drunkard shall inherit
the kingdom Of God"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06

Two herders NAMED Davis and Reed,
wws employed In mfss sorth Al Seward. and
hsA soms misunderstanding shoat their land
end stock. About . o'ctorh. the evssiag of May
iBsA, thsy met, suasrsSsd. end the result wss
thss RssA shoA DsvtA hiIiag him INSTANTLY.
Rssa vens directly N Seward and gave him
elf W, stasiag Nat hs committed the deed In
ssif-dsseass. Thsss vss great abatement over
a&Ais, ~ Seward.
A few nights ago. Ut Evanston. .
Young mas NAMED Thssdors IAnuou VS. 10 .
house Of psostsatsoa " e~osvsrstioa With .
q the ismstsa, whes . fellow samed Henry
One entered Ne vooa, and drawing . revolver,
sAot LAnnoa three timsA hiIllng him. After
the arst shot IAnnoa bsogsd Cue 10 spare HE
life. 1hs cause of she ahooting Wa The fact
thss the voaan with whom I.aanoa Wa talk.
Inc was Cues ''giri." Cue aed Tie tow u
once. grunk ~lAasoa, . bsothss IT the muir.
murdered man, arrived home the same eves.
Ing, and Learning II the tragedy, wss, st HE
ows request, sworn In BY tho sheriff - . dep
uty. YludIns that Che he'd taken the train
for kcho, LAason followed him on train No. q.
and arriving II Kcho . search wa 81 once or.
gsnissd. Although II wss ~sssiduoualy prose.
cutsd, nothing could bs found Of Cue until
nearly daylight, when Lsnnon, who had 9ot
upon HE track, accompanied BY Kdensou, .
~citisea, met the murderer face 70 face, On the
U. r. railroad track, . mile from Kcho, aud
near the Weber river. Lannon was armed with
. doublc-bsrrcled fowiing .psecs, and st once
ordered Cue " throw up bile hands. Cue
thrust his hand Into HE breast, and attempted
~ draw . revolver, when Lannoa discharged
both barrels ~ him, strtkins him 10 the breast
and killing him instan ny. This was on Tues.
day moaning. Both barrels were heavily load.
I'd With buckshot. The msn st once returned
10 Echo, and the body wss brought In immedi
ateiy after. When the U, p. train east arrived,
N inquest wss IN progress st the depot. At
the requcss Of the passengers the train stopped
for . short time, and the verdict Of the jury
justinablc hosnicidc-was learned. Cue also
went by the names Of Reddy aud Florence.
lie was . desperate character, and had not
long kIncs escaped from the Wyoming pcnl-
Tertiary, where he was confined Tor another
murder,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06

Catarrh, consumption and Bronchial COM
plsints, u neglected, speedily end in permanent
sunering. The best known remedy, after long
practical use, Is Eilert's Extract Of Tar and
Wild Cherry; compounded by skilled chemists,
from some OF the best known vegetable RENE
dies. II 10 not only valuable In pulmonary die
eeses, but II 10 unlike most cough remedies
to0tc II taken - directed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06


-~--
TRn supposed fenians, who were en-.
sanpsd msarthe village Of North Troy.
W.. have departed.
RrssiAx agents have purchased. ~
Philadelphia, the nav steamer, State Of
California The price paid 10 said 70 b.
100000.
TINE personal estate 81 tbs lats VIM.
Ortsn. President Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. doss not exceed
o60.O00.
excnxrARy SHERMAN thinks he will
have In the vaults by January let
o9o6. 900. 900 Of coin 70 meet resump.
tioa. He now has e0s. 900. 900.
The Legislature Of Ohio. 1t IL late
session. passed . Law requiring . rigid
annual examination Of the investments
Of Insurance companies.
THE Senate committee on pensions
have agreed 70 the House bill 70 increase
pensions 10 soldiers who have lost both
arms. both leys or both eyes In the scr.
vice. from go 70 on per month. There
No only sixty.ivs Of this class on the
rolls.
TINE followers Of Gen. Maceo. accord
Ing To- Havana dispatch. have signiaed
their intention 10 surrender. and somc
oi them have already given themselves
up. Gen. Maceo has sent 10 advise VI
cents Garcia, his principal chief, TO sur
ronder. Garcia having remained ncu.
trial.
Mrs. Lydia Sherman died recently
In the Connecticut State prison. She
was. on her OWE confession, the poison.
Or Of two husbands and six children.
She was convicted Of poisoning her
third husband. In 1872. and sentenced fol
life. She escaped In 1877. but Was re.
captured. Al the time Of her death
she was 81 years old.
AcoMxirrEE Of the Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly. In session In Pittsburg.
Pa. reported resolutions d~enouncing NJ
. sin the handling Of liquor In any
shape. and including "A participants all
who sell grain or hops 70 brewers or dis
tllers, those who make or sell machin.
cry. or lease property TO be used In the
manufacture Of sale Of liquor. The reso'
lutions were referred. and will come up
for action before the Assembly.