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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-05
TE1LEGR.A.P1EH1:TC. II
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To-Day's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eastern Question.

AAS habe1n &ucSt4Ou.
PARIS, April 5.-Prince Orloff, Russian
ambassador. has complained against the
tone of the French press. particularly the
Journal des Debats, which belongs to Leon
Say. French minister of finance, and the
Repabhque Francoise, Gambetta's organ,
Prince Orloff contends that for these
papers the government is responsible.
The French minister of foreign affairs in
reply to the Princes complaint said the
government has no cuntrol over the papers
In question, but the press has been invited
to be less aggressive. Prince Orloff was
much dissatisfied with the reply.
LONDON. April 5.-Germany is again
busiiy mediatlng between Austria and
Russia: The papers say Russia has
ordered 1900 torpedoes here, With direc
tions that they be forwarded to the Turk
ish coast occupied by the Russians.
LONDON. April 5.-The military situa-
ton is attracting attention; the Servian
occupation of Bulgaria will relieve the
Russian troops to be concentrated south of
the Balkans. There are indications that the
Russian troops lately at Sofia and north Of
Adrianople are moving towards the south
west; it is now believed that the occupa-
ton of the northern shore of the Boseho
rus by the Russians would prevent Ad-
miral Horn5y from forcing a passage.
Some Russian divisions are echelonned on
the road to Buyukdere and total force
of about thirty thousand is collected within
easy striking distance. Between there and
Buyukdere there are some Turkish brig
ades which could probably hold the place
| till assistance arrived. On the peninsula OF
Gallipoli or neighboring mainland in front
of Bulair there are probably about $4,000
Russians, while at SaloDica and on the
lines OF communication there may be
scattered some $4,000 more.
The war Office at St. Petersburg is dis.
satisfied with the muster rolls, and is
making strenuous exertions to hurry up the
reserves; all recruits in the capital were
three days ago inspected by the emperor.
Dispatches from Constantinopie fore.
shadow the fall of Ahmed Ve6k Pasha,
president of the council of ministers, and
minister of the interior and reconstruction
and the reconstruction of ministry in q
pro-Russian sense.
The Shah of Persia left Teberan fol
Europe by way of Tiflis, Wednesday last
ST. PETERSBURG. April 5.-The Agenc.
Russo says if England should state what
she proposed. then her proposals and those
of the cabinet at Vienna might pave tht
way for common understanding.
| ITALY.
ROME, April Sit is stated England
will raise no obstacles to the establishment
of relations with the Vatican, but reserves
the right to indicate the basis thereof. Th,
Vatican has instructed the German bishops
to do nothing to prejudice negotiation fo
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. April 2.-The Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad was sold to-day at auction
for $2,75O,OOO. a. s. Hatch of New
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BUSINESS CARDS.
mi mi C0RRETT,
VIM +. Zimmerman.

DRAcTICAL PIANO THssJo .ri,S John zimmermsnu,
Piano Manufacturer, fsO Main St. near Rie
ffonal Bank Davenport, Iowa
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ITALY.

ROME, April Sit is stated England
will raise no obstacles to the establishment
of relations with the Vatican, but reserves
the right to indicate the basis thereof. The
Vatican has instructed the German bishops
to do nothing to prejudice negotiation for
re- establishing relations between Berlin
and the Vatican.
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HlGH WATER HERE AND ELSEwHERE.---
information was received here yesterday
evening that q serious freShct was appre-
hcndcd above Lynchburg, and fears were
entertained for some OF the new works o1
the canal company III that vicinity.
4 private telegram received from The
White Sulphur last evening stated that ;
severe storm had prevailed in that locality
and that the streams were all up.
4 freshct OF considerable height was also
reported IN the kanaTha river.
at Richmond up to 10 o'clock last night
the river had only risen six or eight inches.
Orders were issued, however. at the Chesa-
pcaka and Ohio wharres for the removal oil
all the freight to the upper dock. so as to
place it beyond the possibility OF being
damaged or taken of By high water.
All the streams on the Chesapeake and
Ohio read east Of Staunton were reported
high.
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The MOZART THIS EyENING.-First. over
ture " Norma " "(Bellini), orchestra; second:
duo, tenor and baritone, Excelsior y
(Balfe), Messrs. Pugh and Read, OF wash
ington; third, duo, violin and piano, Ma
saniello " (Auher), DR.. Bartkowski and Mr.
Reinhardt; fourth, solo soprano, " Chanso-
nette" (Bers), Miss Davidson, OF Baiti.
more; fifth, solo tenor, Romance, II Love
Thee" (MatteD, Mr.. Pugh sixth, solo cla-
rinet, al Trovatore " (VerdD, Signor JAR
della; seventh, solo baritone, "Young
Mountaineer (Randegger), Mr.. C. II.
Read, Jr.; eighth, solo soprano, "Aria
del Favorita" DonizettD, Miss Davidson !;
ninth, waltzes, "Electric Sparks (Zikof),
orchestra.
AS will be seen from the above. this is
one of the most attractive programmes ever
presented by the Mozart Association. Miss
Davidson is an accomplished amateur from
Baltimore; Mr. Pugh is the celebrated
tenor late Of ST. Aloysius church, Wash
ipgton, and Mr.. Read is too well known as
an accomplished baritone to require further
introduction.
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THE OsfFICI4L TOBACCO STATEMENT.-The
number CT pubic bids accepted at the To.
bacco Exchange for the week ending No.
rcmber 25th was T3;' number rejected, 60 (;
total numbar Of public offerings, 1885, num-
Der OF private sales. 22l total of saies, 800
packages. OF which number 250 were hogs
heads and SO tieroes. In these sales were
ilncluded 80 boSshesds of western tobacco.
There was decrease for the week ad %
offerings, in rablic sales OF 3. aud in pri-
Niste sales of 2S5 packages; total decrease,
1886 packages.
During the saaae period the ssiss Of loose
tobacco at Sheekoe warehouse amounted 10
s2i9S pounds; at Crenshaw's Patrons
SaFehouse, S,7T6 pounds; total sales, 50,SB
lIGands.
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DEATH OF Mn. FRANCIS MAuoNEY.-Mr.
Francis Nahoney died ut his residence, in
This citv. ut midnight Tuesday, in the sixty
fifth year of his age. He was born in
GEORGETOWN in 1913, and having been left
an orphan AZ an early age. 1t fourteen he
was apprcuticed TO mason. such We're
his capacity and intelligence that before his
twcnty-first year he was master-mason OF
the Government works at Portsmouth. Va.
Having been employed to superintend the
construction OF the ship-locks in this city,
he brought the work to such successful
termination in 1854 that the United States
Government eagerly sought his services IN
buildn. the Rip-Raps. where he was en-
p!ovcd at the breaking out CT the war.
HouorS and emolumcntS were offered II he
remained loyal; but in vain. He joined his
fortunes with the infant Confcderacy,
where. as member OF the engineer corps,
he did bis State valuable service during the
whole war. AT the close OF hostilitieS he
camc 10 this city, where he has since re-
sided. an honored and trusted officer OF the
james River and kanawha Canal Company.
During his long and busy life be was 4
pious and consistent member OF the Cato-
lie Church. and for The past ten years he
was superintendent Of ST. Patrick's Sunday
school. As man and citizen be was honest
and upright. and an honor to himself and
his State. He leaves 4 wife and seven chill
dren, nearly all grown. His funeral will
take place from st. Patrick'S church this
morning at 81 O'Clock.
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REs. DR. SLEDD 10 BE RETAINED As PAS.
TOR Of CENTENARY CHUR0H.-A telegram
was received from Mr.. Thomas Branch yes
terday FROM Charlotte. d. c.. who, with
keY. }. j. ;Laiferty, constituted committee
appointed to importune Bishop Pierce 10 re-
gard TO the transfer OF Rev. Or. Sledd from
Centenary ehsYch. Mr.. Braach states that
the Bishop has aequiesced in their desire.
consequently Dr., SIedd will. TO the great
satisfaction of bis congregation, retain the
pos itIon as pastor OF Centenary church. II
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RIFLE MATCHES To-DAY.-In addition to
the military matches, there will be one
open to all corners, in which Mr.. Charles
John, OF New York champion otf.hand
rife-shot OF the world), will participate.
He reached the city yesterday evening, and
is the guest OF one of the rldemen OF this
city. The matches will take place regard
less OF the weather, as the marksmen shoot
from house. A good many teams have
already entered, and big day il riffe-shoot-
ing may be looked for at the Brewery
Park. The shooting will commence at 10
A, M,
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THE RAILROAD UP THE JAMES.
Further Proceedings OF tho Commit.
tee of si,e Jafnes River nnd ka-
nawha Stockholders.

THE PLAN PROPOSED by THE RICHMOND
AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY
A PROPOSITION FROM NORTHERN CAPI-
TALlsTs-A LENGTHY SESSION OF THE
COMMITTEE THE MAIN FEATURES OF
THE PLAN AcQUIEsCED DIN-CoNcEssIoNs
AND AMEND.iENTs--vIE OF GENERAL
EWING AND oTHERs-THE sToCKHoLD-
ERs OF THE CANAL COMPANY TO MEET
THIS AFTERNOON, &C, &C.
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PER hsoEAL.-Right Rev. Bishop Keane
was announced to lecture in Washington
last night on "The Church and Human
Nature" for the benefit of st. VinceDt's
Orphan Ass lum, OF that city.
The visitors TO the Tobacco Exchange yes.
terday were E. l.. Jones, Greensboro; j.
i5..; y. Marshall, Pstersburg; 4. D: Hagner,
I. Q. Magee, clarksYiIle; and George B.
Eager, CoYington, Va.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THASKSGIvISG-DAY-R SERyI cEs
There will be services at st. James and St
Marks churches to-day at II O'Clock, and
at the Second Baptist church tonight.
The custom. house, Tobacco Exchange,
and Corn and Flour Exchange, will be
closed to-day on account OF Thanksgiving
day.
The post-ofiicc will only be opened from
1:30 20 80 p. N. for business. Letter
carriers will make no delivery, but collcc-
tnfnrp
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GINGERBREAD WITHOUT EGGs.--s.x cup!uls Of
loar. three cups OF moa5scs, one and half
cups Of butter, one cup Of sweet milk, four
tcaspOonfus IOoLEY'S 'YEAST-TowDER sifed
through the forr dry. one tablespoonful each of
ginger and clo' and Two ;ablcspoonus Of ctnra-
iunn
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RETRENCHMENT IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
1t is probably not generally known that by
the passage Of the ordinance re0rganizing
the Fire Department the city Will save an
nually from 81, 1000 to $1,000. Seven cap
tains are abolished, who received salary
of $3.50 each, and the saving in purchases
for the department and in other ways will
probably amount to about $4,000 more.
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To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from u
Cough. Cold, Astla. Bronchitis, or any Of the va
rous pulmonary ro,Ibt that so often end In Goa
sumption? If 50, use "WILBoR'S PURE COD
LIVER on AND L!ME,'a safe und sure remedy.
THIS Is no qiack preparation, but Is regularly pre-
scribed by the medical faculty. Manufactured only
By 4. B. WILBoR, Chamist, Bos.on. Sold by al
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7 HAVE ASALYzED the vhislcy known under
the brand Of " L SELECT" controlled BY NcssIs.
WALTER y. BLAIR & CO., Ricbmona, W.: and had
IL free from fus oil ard other impurities, and re
commend lis use for medicinal and family pur-
noses j. g. McCAw, 81. D., late Professor OK
chemistry, Medical College of Virginia.
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PosTPoSED.-The races which were to
take place at the Fair.Grounds to-day are
postponed until next wednesday on ae-
count of the heavy rains, which have put
the track in bad order,
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LOVERS OF GOOD Books viii 10 vel % call and
examine the large stock of standard AID mi>cclia-
neous works at 623 Broad street. Private sales GE-
ring the day. Auction sale this evening al O'Clock,
DrOmDr.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
raiuv. windy. and diSagreeable. At night
il cleared oil, and brisk, high winds pre-
vailed.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, 4S
Q 4. NJ, 81; noon, SO; 2. NJ, g.; 6 Z,
NJ. 5S: midnight. A..
Mean temperature, 535.
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The RICHMOND AND NORFOLK CUSTOM
UousEs.-The Norfolk Public Ledger takes
exception to the statement OF the Dispatch
that the Richmond custom-house Was the
only one in the State paying 4 revenue to
the Government, and calls for figures. The
statement was made on the authority OF
Deputy-Collector Splitter. The Ledger
claims thnt from August !, 1877, to NoVem-
Ler !. 1878, period of fifteen months, that
the collections 1t the Norfolk custom-houSc
were $GG.70o, and the expenses $4,000.
The following figures, taken from the re-
port of the Secretary OF the Treasury, are
published:
1877, ;Receipts: Ezpendttmres;
Ricnmond........... sla.4ol I9 6,733 u
1878.
Rlca3@pond...,....... 229,3se o3;'eess2a Sc
1t will be seen that tie Norfolk custom.
house for the past two years has been self
sustaining. Previous 10 that such was not
the case. \ full examination of the official
record for the past ten years will demon
stratc the truth OF the assertion that the
Richmond custom-house is the only one
in the State that in all that time has col.
leccd more than its expenditures have
been. In 1877 the receipts at the Rich
mond custom-hollSe were increased, and tht
expenditures decreased. The opposite YEA:
the case with Norfolk. No intentional in
Justice, however, was done Norfolk, and /
is hoped that the receipts at its custom
house for tie ensuing twelve months ma!
double those for the year ending Noyembc
l, 1878. and its expenditures be in proper
ton. The fact was simply published as
news item, and the error made here is cheer
fully corrected. Richmond last year paid TIL
Government from the receipt OF customs
abou! $4,000 over and above the expenses
OF collecting.
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FREE TEMPERANCE LECruRE.-Henry A.
Wise Beville, formerly OF Halifax county,
now Of this city, will deliver free temper
ance lecture at Trinity church tonight at Is
O'Clock, 9.@
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully Willie
hy the Use OF MEADE BAKERS SAPoNlSE DEN
THRICE. FIFTY cents box.
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LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand madc-to ordcr-hest quaty-<"irantCcd ID
fiat BOsCuEE's, 500 and 8 IL !.1ad street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IspycarIeSs FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
,lc Atlautic States. cloudy. rainy, followed
nv clearing weather. warmer, eastcriy veer-
ing 10 colder northwesterly winds, failins
followed By rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, parity
c,oudy weather. ra;n.areaS, followed by
clearing weather, warm southwest to colder
northwest winds, and rising barometer. !
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FoR BLEEDING GUNS. use MEADE & EAEEE'S
CARBoLTC MoUTu~WAsu FIFTY Gems 4 bottle.
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BOOKS AT AUCTiOS.-Dou't fait 10 attend the
sale OF VALUABLE BOOKS n auction ,vtry evening
ut 623 Broad street. at o'clock. Ladic' aud gen
,lcmeu are invited TO call and examine them curing
the day. J.. L.. COOK. .fCcuoheer.
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As A FRAGRA;T AND PLEASANT WASH for The
mouth there Is no,hi-g 30 good as MEADE g. i!A-
kkR's uAEEoLIC MoUTH-WASH. Fly cents L
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PURGE OUT TIE MORBID HuMoRS or THE
BLOOD by II dose or two Of AYERS fILl.S, and YOU
Will have clearer ca:ls IS well Is bodies.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AID GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc aocfa-
WASH Fifty cents I bottle.
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For ULcEnATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE e BAKERS CARDoLlc 9iocTA-NAah
are unexce.led. FiftY cents bottle.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from lecaycd teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE RAkERS CAR
sEOLIC MOUTH-WASu. Fifty cents L bottle.
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WEHAvE ! STRICTLY MOYUSE GrSPOwpER
TEA At soc. rtr pound. IF supc:i'r quality, for
which we dc;v competition. W.p. .AIE \ co.
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IycIPrryT TARTAR AND scCRr moved by
MEADE & BAKERS SAroSISE DESTIfRIcE.
ir,ryrD q
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ESCAPED PRISONERS.

THE EXCHANGE-HoTEL THIEVES CUT
THROUGH 4 THICK WALL AND GET our
OF JAIL-A NEAT JOB-EFFoRTs To RE-
CAPTURE THEM.
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LAGUAYEA CorEEE, very finest, at 1sc. per
pound W. ID. BLAIR ( co.
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SAVE MONEY oy having your prtniins cone s.'aa
DISPATCH PnlNTIEG-HoUsE. Good work, ION
prices, and satisfaction alarsnted.
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NIGHT SESSION.

It was determined to hold two public
meetings to-ni"ht--one at Association Hall,
ut which Dir. William s. Christian, G. w.
G. r.; Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, OF Luray;
Heber Her. OF Staunton, and others, will
address the audience; the other at Leigh
Street Baptist church, at which addresses
will be delivered By MesSrs. W. W. Berry.
OF Bedford; w. II. G. Long, of Lancaster
county, and iIr. j. n. Stubbs.
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FULL SUITs-Evcry style for business or dress
wear.
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NJ ELLYSoN 4 CO.. advertising agents. insert 3a-
yer,se,nents In sll OF the newspapers OF the CnSa
S,cs At publishers rates. Orders LEFT ~ the D:s'
patch countinS-rooEa VIII receive prompt a'teH
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4. SAKS ( Co.,
1913 Main street.
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ULsTEEs AND ULsTERETTs-Fall and winter
weights, in ul grades and price.
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OSE-rRIcs CLoTulNG-IIousE.

OyECcoATs-Any style, weight, shade or price
dc.ircd.
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THE oLD-ES-aLlSuED STo:E CO

TIE oLD-Es-ALIsIIED STo:- CO
LEVY BROTHERS
Is The pIace TO pur chase your
DRT GOODS.
No other store In tits city offers equal inducements
Their STOCK is large ani complete
They show
A GOOD ASSORTMENT IN BvE"T DEPARTMENT,
which AVOID Lie rece 'ty OF
SHopPI,;G AROUND.
They have just received @notli!r supply OF
SILKS, SATINs, VELvETs, CLoANS, CARPETS,
and
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The special committee Of the James River
and kanawha Company's stockholders ar-
pointed to consider communication from
II. C.. Parsons, vice president Of the Rich
moud and Allegheny Railroad Company,
resumed its deliberations yesterday in the
company's office.
General Logan (chairman) stated that
when the committee adj iourned Tuesday 1t
had under consideration proposition from
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany looking to the construction OF rail-
road along the works of Che james River
and Kanawha Company from Richmond to
Clifton Forge.
II. C. Parsons. vice president Of the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company !;
James S. Wells, treasurer: General Thomas
Ewing, OF Ohio; and Mr.. Rice. OF Boston,
representing the company, were present.
WHAT THE RAILROAD COMPANY PROPOSE.
General Ewing. being invited, addressed
the committee. He said that on Tuesday he
had read informally proposition, which
had since been amended, by the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company, and he
now presented formally the following,
which was read:
RICHMOND, Va, November p, 1873.
General Z. II. Logan, Chairman Of Com
niitee of JameS Riuer and H0napha
Company:
Sir,-The undersigned, a committee ap-
pointed by the Board OF Directors OF the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany, herewith submit proposition to your
committee for its consideration.
1t has been somewhat modified since Its
informal presentation yesterday, so as to
ohviate objections which have since been
suggested.
We will be glad to consider any modifca-
tions your committee may suggest, or give
any information which may be deemed
necessary respecting the purposes of our
company and its ability to comply with its
proposition.
In response to an inquiry, we beg leave
to iuform yonr committee that the present
directors OF the Richmond and Alleghany
Railroad Company are as follows: James
Il. Keene, OF New York; Thomas Ewing,
OF Ohio; Hugh Mccullough, OF New York;
It. S. Bocock, of Virginia; John Z. Jones,
Of Nevada; George S. Palmer, OF Fir-
einia; S. w. Boocock, Of New York II. G.
Parsons, OF Virginia, with one vacancy.
Very respectfully yours,
1Sicned] THOMAS EWING,
JOHN H. RICE,
JAMES S. WELLS.
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Death y has for the first time in the history

Death y has for the first time In the history
OF our order in this State entered the fold
OF the Grand Lodge OF Virginia, /. O. G.
T., and with his sickle cut down In
the strength OF his manhood and in the
midst OF his usefulness our dearly-beloyed
brother j. Boyd Haley, grand worthy lee
turer OF the State OF Virginia; therefore be
it
1. Resolred, That in The death Of Brother
Haley tie Grand Lodge OF Virginia. /. o.
G.. t., has lost 4 good and worthy member
one loved aud respected by all, and one
whose loss we.deeply feel. We shalt miss
his wise counsels, his earnest words, bis
forcble demonstration OF his opinions by
will.
9. The cause OF Temperance has lost
bold, able, and Jealous cbampion-one
whose heart and hand had with the great
earnestEess OF his nature been given to the
work. He died ct his post, with full armor
on and with sword unsEealhed. Long may
his memory live in our midst.
3. That the members Of the Grand Lodge
wear the usual badge OF mourning for
thirty days.
4. That The resolutions be spread upon
the minutes OF the Grand Lodge and that
. copy of them be presented bslhe Grand
Worthy Secretary to his family, and that
they be published in the papers.
Oh motion, it was decided tia, this Grand
Lodge call upon bis EXcellency GoverIcr
T. W. Nj. Holiday to-day at l O'Clock TO
pay their respects.
y committee o. three were appointed to
notify bis EXceiicncy oi the same.
Mr. George W. HawXhurst. OF Fairfax
Courthouse. was unanimously elected Grand
Worthy Secretary OF the Grand Lodge Il
Virginia.
1t was decided that the Grand Lodge 90
into the election OF its other officers this
morning al 10 O'Clock.
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scuooL-suoEs. all the styles, chcapat
EoscHES's, 500 aud eli Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-28

CnuLpEES's suITs-SeIecllon ful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-28

EoYs' SuITs-At all prices, for school or dress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-28

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