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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-20
Th.,11ou Heed o.. Hayes.
From an Interview with Mr.. Weed in the O.

from an interview with Mr.. Weed IN The col
lege Tell-Tale.
Here is MIR. Hayes, who was placed in the
Presidential chair against the popular vote, and
by the most adroit and skillful management
ever known in politics. No sooner does he get
his seat than he begins to reverse the entire
current Of the movement and thought which
placed him there. Instead of recognizing in
himself the creature of an unprecedented and
desperate combination of men, he thinks him
tsef providentially called to his high Office as
the savior of his country. He kicks down the
ladder upon which he climbed, shuts his eyes
to the contingencies of his position, and under
takes to manage the government on the most
approved Sunday school pattern.
There is where the mistake has been" said
Mr.. Weed, after ominous pause, ssthere is
where the mistake has been. Mr.. Hayes should
have been elected to the superintendency of a
Sunday school, instead of to the Presidency OF
great republic
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-20

The Graphic says that Sugars, Tobacco and
Bullony sawsig is one of the worst signs of
fine Fl ,ner .
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Playin0a Lone Hand for the Presidency.
Chicago Dispatch to the New York Sun.
Senator David Davis has just spent q couple
OF days. in this city. The best advised Us to his
opinions say he is for the passage Of the silver
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-20
New York Dry Goods.

NEW York, Jan. 10.
The dry goods business was light with package
houses. Cotton goods quiet and steady Utica wide
sheetngs viii be advanced Monday P,ints In mod {
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Philadelphia Produce Market.

fh1iadelPhia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.
WHEAT-Dull; amber $1.3s@1.4l red 81 .33a,
1877; white $1AO6.1.45.
CORN-Dun; yellow 54lzc; mixed SIC: sail 54lsc
January 54la0l54sc; February 547s0S55c; steam SIC
rejected 480s5Oc.
oATs-Dul and heavy; white western s7@s8c
mixed 351sQt36c.
RYE-680t73c.
PROVISIONS-Steady.
u5c
WHISKY-Dull.
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Boston Produce Market,

FLOUR-Dull.
CORN-Dull; mixed and yellow 56059c.
white and No. mixed 4O141c; No. 3 white and
No. mixed 39ta0740c.
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Chicago Produce Market.


CHICAGO, Jan. 10.
FLoUR-Quiet and weak
WHEAI-Fairly active and a shade higher; No..
chicago Sl.o3 SM1.04s cash; S1.o3as M1.o3a4 Janu-
airy; Sl.of February; S1.04ai March; No. Chicago
Sl.0O: rejected ssi.GL94Lc.
CORN Fairly active; 4o4 0t41c cash and January;
4oc f a,S s 1855 March rejected solae.
February; 24c March.
RYE-Steady at Sic
BARIEY-52dl53c.
PORK-S1O.34 cash; S1O85 February: 81 OoGl
II .02h. March.
LAHD-Dull and weak; s7.a5a7.s7ls February;
BULK MEATsNlsasier at 4, So, SIC.
WHISKY-S1.03
DRESSED HOGs-Inferior $500; odd lots S4.2o
Gf4.o5: choice A. 3d.
RECEIPTS-12,OO0 bbls -four, 100 900 bus wheat,
$4,000 hu corn, 10000 bu OATS $500 bu rye $4,000
sHIPMENTs 500 bbls Hour, $4,000 bus wheat.
$4,000 bu corn IT, 600 bu OATS 900 bus rye, 900
bus barley.
Foreign .,farkets.
ANTWERP, Jan. 10.
LIVERPOOL jan 49,
COTTON-Duu at 69sM6L.c; sales 5000 bales:
speculation and export 5Oo American, 400
"HEAT-California white, average, 12s 6dQl
Us 90; do club 12a. G1s Id red western spring No.
: to los 4d0h111s; winter do II 1i0t11i1
FIOUR-Western canal 81 a0t2Ss.
cORN-Od western mixed 29i. 0r29i,s; new do
2slss.
OATS-Arnerican 3s.
BARLE American 81 Id
Professionalism .}6as
GLOVER SEED-4ol75Os.
PORK-56s.
BEEF-Prime s4.
LARD-Anerican Ais.
y CHEESE-Fine American 64s.
BACON-1ong clear Bis: short do s2s.
TAI.LOW-Fine American 4Os 3D.
aPETROIEUM Spirits 71,d; refined 1O!ag1osd.
LINSEED OII4-28s
ROS1N-Common IS Cd pale l3s.
TURPENTISE-25s I'd.
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Flu Rs.

ITRS! FURs.-O two days more to obtain
those great bargains in ft1rs. If you do not take
advantage OF this grand opportunity to buy furs
at manufacturers cost, you will be sorry when too
late We are selling Prime Mink sets for 1920 and
upwards; Seal sets for $1,000 and upwards; French
Lynx, 1878 to 1913; Alaska sets, s275; Imitation
Seal. $500 per set; Fur Gloves and Mitts 81 80;
childs Sacqne, Mnh and Boa, $40. Seal sacques,
chlldrens Furs, Gloves, Eur Caps, Buffalo Robes,
and all other goods being closed out equally
low prices. Goods remaining nnsold next Tuesday
evening will be returned to 1nan,lfactory Every
article guaranteed as represented.
RIDDLE BROS,
s IL Jackson St, Fifth.
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w~ TOO LARGE a STOCK!
GOODS MUST BE sOLD!l

We will from this day offer our winter stock at ,
great reduction. You VIII find in every department
So s. G CassIMEREs ISL ss reduced to $3.50 per yard;
l.5O CASSIM ERES reduced TO 81 per yarG;
q EeduSsa 70 = aSi per Yard
SIS BEAVER reduced to SO per yard:
BEATsRs AfERSEHT sfsnofS # Il PSmI kfsd
75c. FLANNEL reduced Soc;
sec. FLANNEL recuced to 35c.;
35c. FLANNEL reduced to 25c.; go
25c. FLANNEL reduced to 2oc.;
1sc. FLANNEL r. Ee. pSs4 70 G23fsns i2Xsi
$3.50 BLACK CACHEMLRE reduced to s1.1o;
$l.25 BLACK CACHEMIRE reduced to 81;
redaeed = 75s
sf Black ALPACA reduced to 75c.: e''s''
s BtAGk BAGk PAGA reduees 10 10 49,
Soc. BLACK ALPACA reduced TO 35c.;
soc. BLACK ALPACA reduced to 23c.;
1os' D DREss-GooDs DEPNRTNiENT.
q DBKss sG95S o5bs seSSSsa rsSasea e 10 S;
6oc. oc. DRESS GOODS reduced 10 aoc.;
5Uc. DRESS GOODS reduced 10 Csc;
3 &c. c. DRESS GOODS reduced to 1890;
2oc. DRESS GOODS reduced TO 15c.;
15c DRESS GOODS reduced to 12!sc.;
i1's'' D"A'''? sfLK HGf DEPARTMENT.
So BLACK SILK reduced TO $3.50;
$3.50 BLACK SILK reduced 70 81;
50 BLACK SILK reduced to S1.50:
so BLACK SILK reduced 10 S1.l0;
~ BLACK SILK reduced TO 75c.: .,
COLORED SILKSin Navy Blue, Bottle-Green, Sea-
Brown, and all the new shades, reduced 10 81 pc
yard.
81, ANKETS we are Offering at prime cost. and ad
yIse everybody to purchase lhcm from us, Us w
have the largest stock IN the city. You Will dn
them from S1.25 to ST. o per pair.
5000 pairs Of Stockings In baskets, which Will
sold at one shilling per pair, worth from 20 10 5Oc
per palr; 500 pieces Of Linen Crash at lOc. pc
yard, real value 1899: Cork Corseis-We have agai IL
full assortment In all Nos.-thc be>L and easiest fit
ting Corset worn Clcaks, Shaals, and Furs for Ia
dies, misses, and children, we offer at prime cost
Bleached and Brown (ottons, Snee'ings: Shirtings
York prices. Parties wishing 10 supply ihemselve
with Furnishing Goods will 90 well to call
SYCIE HKOTHERS'. Boulevard and Bamora
Skirts and thousands Of other articles 100 numerou
TO mention. SYCLE BROTHERS,
3ll Broad street,
de 20 between Third and Fourth streets:
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mot COHEN BROTHERS, in order to

Me- COHEN BROTHERS, in order 10
reduce their extensive stock of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS yet on hand, will commence MON
DAY. December 31st, to offer 1t at great reduction
To prevent their being carried oser they have re-
duced many fabrics to less Than wholesale value.
The many great advantages they possess In the
purchase of their goods place them before the pub
ic at lower price Than ever known before.
They are also Offering line Of BLACK SILKS
that has never been cqualed in quality or Tseicc.
BLACK SILK at SO, so, and 65c.; at 75c. cheap
at 81; --.-~s,--r,s
Pure SILK (Gros Grainl at 81, equal to anything
ever offered at $1.40; at $l.25 superior TO The
general $3.50 goods:
Guinei,s No. at $l.f0, usual value being $1.92
No. at 50. value being So;
Liyus,s CASHMERE SUBLIME ut S1.65;
Bonnet's No. at 80; No. (the finest quality man
ufactured) at $2.92, the usual value being
S4.75;
Also, verv extensive stock Of COLORED SILKS,
comprising all colors, shades, and qualities, at
reduced price.
Their BLACK and COLORED SILK-VELVET
will be sold at considerable reduction to close for
this seuson. de 90
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Nj FLANNELS, WATER-P roof

NJ FLANNELS, WA T E RIP R 0 o +
ExccIIen: wi 'W1SiTlT'E-wooLy FLANNEL at 1870,
worth CSC: .,.-.a
worth 3Oc.:
and up 10 81 per yard-ail very cheap;
GRAY TWILLED FLANNEL IT 14c would be
cheap 2rc; $50
GRAY TWILLED FLANNEL at 2Oc., would be
cheap at SOC;
GRAY TWlLLED FLANNEL Mt 25, 80, 35, 30 !,
anG soc. per yard:
RED TWiLLED Fl LANNEL at 25, 80, a5,and UP
10 Toe. per ward:
OPERA FLANNELS of al kinds at low prices;
WATER-PROi,F CLOTHS mt 75c. per yard. would
he cheap 81:
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, in all colors and at all
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 6oc.. .75c.. 81, s1.25,
$3.50. sl.75. and up 10 50 per dozen;
BEST FlVE-POUND DUTCH QUILTS at $3.50,
worth Si:
WHITE QUILTS at Soc, 75c, $I.25, S1.5O, Sc,
and S2.50-all much below REGULAR prices
CURTAIN-MUSLlNSa and NOTTINGHAM LACES
for curtuins very cheap;
LACE, NOTTINGHAM, and CROCHET TIDIES
II LEVY BROTHERS..
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yassanseslak lss 3 ] BrunlIfId.

FortunatelV the translation OF this great
| tragedy has been done by q scholarly hand,
and the force asiwelI as the crisp style Of
tho language ia well rendered into. Engihh
which reminds one OF Shakspsare,s Then,
the high poetic flight OF the theme IS MAIN
tanned BY the power Of q matchless artist
whose nattiral power Is simply inmsnse.
cially In the third act, in the scene he
tween Brunhild, Siegfried, and ChrsemhIId,
aud III the last acf, which is intensely fne
throughout. The rugged warriors, fin of
heroic deeds and imbued deeply with the
wild superstitions OF the ancient Germans !;
the bright, sunny flowing hair, which was
bcld to be the almost God-like attribute OF
heroic beauty; and the half-savage COS
tunes, the glittering helmets and armor, all
combine to make splendid and captivating
picture; but it would need poet like the
| author Of the plny 20 do real Justice to the
! actress who portrays so thriIlngIy !" The
Lioness of the North''-her desperate pas
sions and her proud, aspiring soul. The
crowded Theatre was held bound In sympa-
thy with every thought that Bruuhiid ut
tered; and as lofty as the wild, weird inspi-
ration scars, still the grand power OF Ja-
nauschek lifts the audience with her.
The denunciation OF Siegfried, after her
the change from love to hate, and again the
scene with Chriemhild before the temple,
were all up to the very top OF admiration,
and displayed the most exquisite and subtle
perception as well as marvellous power in
rendition. @as
II the world could ever tire Of this wonder
fu! !woman it would only be necessary for her
to appear in some new role to carry the pub
liz like a whirlwind and take new lease
of fame. -
The lateness OF the hour debars more
detailed notice OF the performance OF Brun-
hid. The part OF Chricmhild was filed by
Miss Vaders in manner that eyinced fine
talents and splendid schooling, and at the
fall OF the third act, when there was a long
and enthusiastic call, she appeared before
the curtain with Madame Janauscbek, and
acknowledged the double compliment from
the audience and from the distinguished
artist. .sa;@ iSif.f
| CHEsNRY w0LD. :lefrs89
Tonight this splendid society-play will
be given, and it Is so popular and so well
known that it hardly needs recommends
ton, and yet we cannot repeat too often
tribute to the acting OF two antithetical
characters in the same play.
AS "society" picture it is above any
play we know of. and never fails to draw,
partly because it portrays the weaknesses of
fashionable life.
j. Fl. Taylor's makeup for Sir Leicester
Dedlock is inimitably fine, and his acting OF
the character perfect.
For the sake OF actors and audiences, and
for decency's sake, let the police step the
noise and talking in the doorways and lob.
bies. The public expectsa practice Of po-
liteness, even from those who cannot feel
that mild sort OF love for ones neighbour
and in these days of popular education this
branch, at least, should be compulsory. !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

\ MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-A
meeting of the Executive Committee of the
| Virginia State Agricultural Society was
held last night at the Exchange Hotel-Pre-
sident Drewry in the chair. Present
Messrs. w. a. Burke, James Newman, A.
NJ. Bowman, DR.. WI Walker, J. w. Flick
| lin, Robert Beverley, DR.. S. P. Moore,
Thomas Watkins, B. johnson Barbour, and
Thomas HI. Carter.
A detailed report from the Finance Com
mittee was read and received, Showing that
the debt of the Society was over $4,000 at
the beginning OF the last Fair, which has
since been reduced to about $4,000.
Mr.. Barbour presented the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolyed, That in view Of the diversity
OF opinion which has heretofore prevailed
in reference to the rights and privileges OF
the Riding Club, and to the end and with
the hope that all differences may be equita-
bly, and amicably settled, it is hereby or
dered that a committee Of three be appoint
ed to confer with similar committee, which
it is hereby requested the Riding Club will
appoint, said committee to report the result
OF said conference either at this or at the
next regular meeting of the Executive
Committee. .'.'s
The Chair appointed Messrs. Barbour,
Carter, and Moore.
Mr.. Barbour also presented the following,
which was adopted:
Resolued, That it is proper and expedient
that an adequate premium shall be offered
for q competitive exhibition Of practical
horse-shoeing during the progress of the
annual Fair, under the inspection and sub
ject to the decision Of a committee Of COM
petent judges.
committee a number of essays competing
for the premiums OF W. N. Armstrong, Of
New York, as offered in the Planter and
Farmer.
The President appointed DR.. Moore. DR..
Walker, and Colonel Watkins to read and
report on the same.
Mr.. Barbour offered the following, which
was adopted:
ResolUed, That the Executive Committee
have heard with pleasure that the National
Grange proposes to hold its next annual
meeting in Richmond, and would be graft
fed il that meeting were coincident with
our next annual Fair.
On motion of MIR. Beverley, it was
Resolued, That the committee call OH the
Governor in body to-day at II O'Clock.
The consideration of Senator Hurts bill
to amend and reenact an act to establish a
Department Of Agriculture, Mining, and
Manufacturing for the State, was postponed.
Adjourned.
After the meeting adjourned the commit
tee was invited into the hotel dining-room
and were handsomely entertained by Colo
mel j. L. Darlington.
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VOL. LII
spEc1Ar. NOTICES. ]
VALUABLE LAW-BooKs FOR

,as55sys VALUABLE LAW-BoOKs5 FOR
SALE AT AUCT1oN.-specia attention OF, the
legal profession is particularly called 10 the sale of
judge Haiybarton's VALUABLE LAW.BooKs,
TO be sold as auction at my Office on WEDNESDAY,
9th January. 1s7s.at 4 O'Clock r. NJ. Catalogues
are now ready for circulation. itter the sale of
these books Ishall sell a MOST sTvALUABLELAW-
LIBRARY belonging to a member OF the bar who
Is about to remove bis residence, containing 200 to
800 volumes, and embracing most of the standard
works, among them the; Reports OF Call, Washing
ton, Randolph, Leigh, Grat,an, &C., besides other
works Of rare merit, u catalogue Of which will be
exhibited ct the sale, and can in the mean time be
seen at my Office. W. GODDIN. S
in 7-3t Auctioneer
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ar JANUARY, 1873. IS.
GRAND ANNUAL CLUSING-oUT SALE OF
a WINTER GOODS AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
enS Dpn

~
Aswe do not believe In carrying stock over from
one season to another. will offer our entire stock
OF desirable DRESS GOODS, CACHEMIREs, Al.
PAOAS. WHITE and COLoRED FLANNELS
CASSIMERES, SIIAWLS, SKIRTS. BLANKETS
QUILTS, KNIT GOODS, &C., at greatly reduced
prices in order to reduce stock. Gail and see our
line Of goods and prices before purchasing else
where. ..sa
Our entire stock of DRESS GOODS, composed OF
Pain. Figured, Plaid, =ard striped POPLINS,
KNICKERBOCkER, and MAT Ell ASsE
CLOTHS, ENGLISH and FRENCH CACHE
MIRES, and other styles, at greatly reduced
prices;
100 pieces GALLOONS-al colors and styles-at
12Ec. yard-original value being csc. yard.
This Is great cosirg-oul sale Of tbe season.
90 pieces SILK GALLOONS ar 25c. yard. These
goods are really worth double the money.
All shades BALL FRINGE at l2kc. yard;
BLACK CACHEMIRES and BLATK ALPACAS--
the greatest bargains of the season. CaI aud see
them before buying. .sG4s Ea.
A full Hue Of HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, such
rs TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE-LINENS,
sHEkTINGs: BED-TICKs, BLANKETS S,
QUILTS, CURTAIN-LACEs, &C., at the very
lowest prices; ,5
In CAss1MEREs, WATERPROOF and BEAVER
CLOTHS, FLANNELS, SKIRTS, sHAWLS,
&C., we have an excellent assortment, and offer
them al extraordinary low prices;
Our line of WOOELEN KNIT GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, Ladies', Misses, and Mems MERINO
UNDERSHIRTSi is complete, and offer them at
prices that cannot fail to suit;
We have one Of the largest assortments Of LADIES'
Misses, and GentIemen's HOSE, GLOVES,
HANOKERCHIEFs, sCARFS, BOWS, SILK
MUFFLERS, &c, at very low prices;
Our KID-GLOvE DEPARTMENT is complete,
and offer The best Two-Butlon Light and Dark
Shades KID GLOVES in the city ut 50c. pair,
and large line all colors at 75c, 81, and 81. rs
40 dozen Gentlemen's Light ana Dark Shades
KID GLOVES ut 81 worth $1.50.
Our stock Of CARPETS we will offer at cost 10 close
them out for the season.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
ind COL Broad street.
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NJ TO THE TRADE.

+. Il. PRICE & CD.
would announce that after January /, 1878, they
will close out
PLAIN AND HATELASSE CLOAKS
al less than cost. This offers chance to pur-
chaSers.
FRENCH and DOMESTIC DRESS FABRICS at
any fair price. Many Of these goods can be
bought 80 per cent. less Than ut tirat Of winter
season;
LADIES' and GENTLEMES'S UNDERWEAR,
In GAUzE, GOsSAaIER, MERINO, and ALL
WOOL;
For rRHEUMATIGS a llne of SCARLET UNDER
WEAR;
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS In CLOTHS,
CAsSIMERES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, COL
LARS, CUFFS, SEARFs. &c.
BLACK GOODS aspeciaity-CASHMERES ROM
BAZINEs. ALPA GAS, HENRIETTAS,
kSlChEEBOCKERS,& &C.;
CRETOSNES, LINENS,
DAmASKs, SIIEETINGS,
SHtRTISGS, CAMBRICS.
We offer unusual attractions for SPRING FUR.
NlsHlNGs; ,saes a
Look NJ our CL0AKS; .
Cheap line OF HONEY-COMB and MARsEILLES
QUILTS. NOW Is the lime for bargaIns.
4. Il. PRICE & co.
ja5 I10l Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-09

POLICE CouRT-JuStice White presiding.
The following business was transacted yes
terday:
Rosa johnson alias Jones (colored),
charged with stealing one pair OF shoes
from William II. Cardozo, was sent to Jail
for thirty days and ordered twenty-five
stripes.
Cary Jones (colored) was acquitted Of the
charge OF stealing an axe from kebecea
Dickson.
Antoine CaYedo was required to give Sc
curity in the sum OF 5000 for threatening
to assault and kill Philip O'Neal.
commission Of lunacy was ordered in
the case OF Andrew Gentry, charged with
being a person of unsnund mind.
Emma Tibbs, charged with passing a
counterfeit hali-dollar Of United States cur
rency upon Moses Renor, she knowing tue
same to be counterfeit, was sent on to
United States Commissioner Atkins for ex-
| animation.
James and Mietta Cousins were tined 81
each for fighting in the street.
| The case OF Willis Corbin lcjlored),
charged with assault and battery, was con.
Itinued until to-day. and the accused bailed
! for his appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-09

me- COHEN BROTHERS have on hand
ovei 100 pieces of WHITE FLANNEL, which
they are Offering al great reduction;
Their stock of CARPETS Will be sold regardless Of
cost TO close;
TAINs In new dc>iyns; al.o, APPLIQUE and
BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS. LAMBRE-
QUIN and VESTIBULE LACES; LINEN,
OILED, ind APPLIQUE, LACE SHADES;
A large iol Of KID GLOVES ut 75c. and 81 : also.
the LEROY" SEAMLESS KID GLOVE ut
$I.63. superior to any glove offered IN this
country ut $2. dc.29
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hy SILKS! SILKS: SILKS!

BLACK SILKS at 6cc. worth 75c., at Csc. worth
S5c., At Toe. worth IL, at soc. worth Sl.07, at
S1.e5; -a
BLACK SILKS at Il %, $l.35. and $3.50, would
be cheap NJ ! so. 81 rs, and 81,
BLACK SILKS ut SLIGO, Sl.75, and Sc, worth
S2.l0, 1926, and $3.50;
BLACK SILKS at 1926, $3.50, and So, worth
IS, 1925. and 81:
COLORED SILKS at 90c. worth 1925;
C1LOkED SILKS u 81 worth - So:
COLORED SILK $ NJ s1.10 worth S1.5O;
COLORED SILKS at 81 25, sl.35, $3.50, worth
$3.50, Sl.S5, and 81;
CREAM-COLORED EROCAnED SILK at SO per
yard worth $3.50:
STRIPED slIkS a, 75, eOc., and 81 per yard-very
cheap good:
SATlNS very cheap.
Also great bargains in BLACK SILK, MhNTILLA
VELVET, BLACK and COLORED SILK
TRIMMING-EELVETS,a at
Look Ut our cheap CARPETS. tat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-09

Brooke. said that that gentleman had good
i head and heart, but possessed about as much
| backbone as sack OF salt with the salt out !;
also, that the lines (attributed by Mr.. Smith
to Hudihras) about the snake wiring in and
wiring out were somewhat applicable to
Mr.. Brooke's course.
d Mr.. Brooke said il he were disposed to go
into the history OF the disruption Of the
Conservative party here he would be COM
PEELED to inquire to what extent Mr.. Smith
was responsible therefor, and withoutallow-
ing himself to get angry he wound state thai
the gentleman was as much in error about
his facts, as about the authorship OF the tines
quoted.
Mr.. Smith claimed to know more about
politics than poetry.
Answering Mr.. Smiths intimatiou that
he was chanseable, Nr. Brooke declared
that his views on the debt question had
been the same from the beginning; that
they had never been altered or amended.
Mr. Smith admitted that.
Mr.. Brooke went on to show that he had
ever been true to the Conservative party,
and to defend bis position in attending all the
caucuses now being held, on the under
standing that he was to be bound by none.
What he meant to do was what his con-
science and judgment dictated, and he
didn't care who charged him with indie
cisioD. He maintained that wise men
change their opinions for good cause; fools
never; and that at any rate, wherever be
found himself in error he, for one, would
change his course no matter who criticized.
4 Mr.. Brooke's resolution was passed by.
=. THE NINE.
The Chair appointed (under the resolution
OF Mr.. Smith) the following committee:
Messrs. e. T. Smith, John. w. Daniel, j.
W. Marshall, b. +. Bland, Thomas S. Bo-
cock, r. A. Coghil, ". B. Talaferro, w.
J. Dance, and G. A. Bohannon.
Adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-09
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

s.s- I'M nh sales 0f Reat Estase aa0de bstooetk
ne Ist OF January and last Of Jgae the tates fcf
tie present year hare {" he DaiS eyths purchaser
O MI soTes made bct,oesR the 1st Gf July and fgt
,c tLe near tae tases hare 10 BE- patt ty TIE setter
fThiS custom was adoptes about ultecn scar, ago
nv ali the real estate agent in Hirmfnnd, ana ~
rifcs to Richmond aud ririntty.l
W. GODDIN. T.. NJ, trustees sale OF a valuable
law library. Al 0, Judge Halyburtons Law
library. T. .fjt
RICH aRDSON d CO, 4 L. ~. trustees sale OF =
brick dwelling aud lot on Ninth street JUST oss
youd Leigh. s# 80 .L..r--