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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

THE SCHOONER INGRAHAM SCUTTLED AND
SUNK.-The schooner D. II. Ingraham,
which has been lying in the dock at this
port for more than two months on fire. was
scuttled on Saturday night and sunk near
Twenty-tifth street with about 1000 barrels
OF lime on board-the balance Of her cargo
OF lime and potatoes having been taken out,
although some OF the potatoes were well
roasted. The Ingraham came from Rock
land with n cargo of lime consigned to r.
Wendenburg, OF this city, and during. her
passage the sea swept over her decks, and
the lime getting wet commenced to slake
and set the vessel on fire, and she has been
burning ever since. A hole was made in
her port side and bow on Saturday night,
and in about two hours she sunk. The
steamers OF Companies G and F were
brought on the ground, and with two
streams OF water subducd the fire caused
by the water running in upon the lime.
Yesterday the steam was still rising from
her, and it is supposed that it will not be
safe to pump her out and raise her for seye-
raj days. .~..,..
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RUNAWAY AND PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Yes-
terday morning about O'Clock, MS Mr..
James Mcintyre, iron and brass founder,
was en- route for his place OF business, one
Of the shafts OF The buggy in which he was
riding became detached from the vehicle
and struck the horse, causing him to run
of. Reaching the corner OF Thirteenth and
Cary streets the buggy came in contact
with some obstacle, and Mr.. Mcintyre was
thrown violently out upon the cobble
stones, and sustained compound fracture
OF his collar-bone, besides being otherwise
injured. The city ambulance was called
from the central Office OF the Automatic
Signal Company, and conveyed the sufferer
to his residence, on st. James street. Mr.
Mcintyre is about sixty years Of age, and
his injuries are consequently considered
very serious. ri gG-2' -
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t:t ToBAcco.SAMPLERs APPOINTED BIZ THE
G warehouse, Peters
bure-Stith Boiling and r. B. Brydie; Cen
tire warehouse, Petersburg-J. W. Good
wyn and a. j. Maclin; Moore warehouse,
Petersburg-J. B. Hatchell anaJ., N. Far
ham; West Hill warehouse, Petersburg.
r. w. Jones and w. Tunstall: FarmF1ile
{. T. Johnston and D. a.
Wright; Randolph warehouse, Farmyilie-
r. a. Booker and J. B. Cunningham; ;
Planters q warehouse, ssFarmyilIe- George
w. Hardy and Clement T. Morton. All oi
these gentlemen have been disebarging the
duties OF inspectors.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NoTEs.-At the Monumental
church on Sunday morning Rev. j. Fl. Ec-
cleston, OF Newark, n. j., preached from
Exodus, Goth chapter, and Sd verse, and at
night from II. Samuel, 2lst chapter,
and 10th yerSe-two OF the finest sermons
ever delivered in this city. Mr.. Eccleston,
it will be remembered, was called to the
Dastoratc OF the Monumental church, but
dac}naf
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-JuStice Joseph
j. White presiding.-Alexander Price ana
James Prosser (colored), charged with
fighting a rock-battle in the public street.
Prosser was fined 50 and Price turned over
to his mother for punishment.
George Williams and Robert Smith (col-
ored), charged with lighting and creating a
disturbance in the street on the Sabbath
day. Fined 81 each.
John H.. Williams alias William Isaiah
(colored), charged with being ayagrant and
common thief. Ordered to leave the city
Immediately.
Amanda Smith (colored), charged with
stealing lady's pocket-book. Case contin.
ued to Wednesday and accused committed
to Jail in default Of security. ..s5.s,y;t.y.
William jackson (colored), charged With
breaking into the store OF A. H. Mott q Co.
and stealing 5000 cigars OF the value Of
500. Sent on to the Hastings Court.
Charles Nelson (coloredl. charged with
breaking into the store OF D. Meoni. Con,
tinued to to-day and committed to jail in de
| fault Of security. s>'t
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sixty-second Annual Meeting OF the
American Bible Society.

SERVICES AT. ST. PaUL's
CHURCH ON SUNDAY AFTERN ooN-A
LARGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY,
REV. MOSES D. HoGE OF. RICHMOND, REV.
MR.. ALLEN tPREsIDENT OF THE SOCIETY,",
REV. DRs. GILMAN, CRANBERRY, AND
TAYLoR--WoR OF THE SOCIETY DURING
THE PAST YEAR, &c.
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FALSE EcoNoMY.-Is It true economy to use
cheap, adulterated baking powder, which Is highly
injurious to health, merely because 1t Is cheap?
Common sense and experience say no! DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER, which has been well known for
twenty years an absolutely pure, wholesome, and
In every respect reliable article Is within the reach
Of all those who practice true economy in this re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

THE JOCKEY CLuB.-Tbe efforts to or
ganize a jockey club in this city have met
with success SO far. On june 18th meet.
ING is to be held here, at "Which Ii Is hoped
that report can be read which will demon
strate conelusiYely that with proper efforts
there can be no doubt Of the success OF the
attempt to restore in some measure the an.
cient prestige of Virginia as the mother OF
race-borses as well as Of statesmen.
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THE BOARD OF ALDERmEN.

pERsoSAL-IMPoRTAN STREET. IMPROVE
MENTs PRoPosED-A SPECIAL MEETING
TO CONSIDER THE sUBJECT-FTNANCE
MATTERS-THE POLICE FORCE; PRO-
POSED RkoRGANrzATroN-AN oRDr-
; NANCE CONCERNING DANGEROUS BUILD-
INGs-THE oNE-APPLICATIoN
FOR FREE GAs-BUsINEss FROM THE
LOWER BRANcH-REsoLUTI &C.
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DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
The assortment OF
GRENADINES,
BUNrTNGS,
ORGANDY MUsLINS,
SILKS,
CASHMERES, s.
BoURETTRs, ~ ~
ALPACAs,
And other DRESS GooDs,as
LEVY BROTHERS.,
is such as to meet the wants of the Masses Their
prices are low enough to satisfy the most economi
cal buyers They also show large assortment Of
WHITE GOODS,
LACES,
HOSIERY,
NOTIONS,
DREss-TRIMMINGs,
PARASOLS,
FANS,
UMBRELLAS, &C.;
all Of which will be sold al the
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN.
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HUs1ISGs CoURT.-The grand jury OF the
Hastings Court met yesterday and found a
true bill for felony against ii. e. Giddings
for forging the name OF #. 3. Cersley TO
check. Giddings was tried, plead gully,
and was sent to the penitentiary for two
years.
William Jackson, felony, for breaking ant
entering the store OF a. Ii. Mott " 20. ana
stealing a lot OF cigars.
In the case OF G. G. Thon, charged with
violating the Sunday law, he was convicted
and fined $40. The case will be taken 10
the Supreme Court, and will probably De
heard at Wytheyille.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

ANNUAL MEETING YoUNG MEMS CHRIS
TIAs AsgocIATIoR.--The twenty-fourth an
nual meeting OF the Young Mems Christian
Association for the election OF officers,
reading. Of annual reports, and transaction
OF other important business, will be held
tonight at Association Hall.
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The following is summary Of superin-
.ndents' reports for the month Of April:

No report from Centenary, Park-Place, or
German Mission.
The next meeting will be held at Oregon
Hill Methodist church on the second Sunday
in June. .-.-t- .s
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A WoRTHY CouNTRYAAN.--Mr.2 morn,
oyerseer OF the Nins-Mile road, IS repairing
Venable street at bis own expense isom
.Twenty-fith to Eighteenth, as ne considers
'it in q worse condition than MS county
rnaf -. A. &C.. - III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

HEBREw MgMoRiALrDAY.--Hebre me-
moriaI-day will be observed ON Wednesday,
22d instant. Contributions OF foWers will
be gratefully received by the ladies' either
at the cemetery or O. the houses Of the mem-
bers. s ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

BAPTIST SrxDAY-ScHooL ASSOCIATION
The Baptist Sunday-School Association met
sunday afternoon with the Fenable-Street
school. President j. B. Winston occupied
the chair.
The following schools reported their ave-
rage attendance for the past month as fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

CONTEST FOR, THE WooDs .MEDAL.-Tbe
contest for the w oods defamation medal Of
Richmond College viii be held at Grace
Street Baptist church this evening at 7:45
O'Clock. The Reclamation viii be public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

Addresses were made by Messrs. A. p.
Fox, H. X. Ellyson, W. Il. Williams, L. 81.
Frayser, and Elder George f. Williams.
The music by the Venable-Street school was
much enjoyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

AyEHILL CHEMICAL PAINT, ready mixed for use
Durable, beautiful, and economical. Surpasses all
others. For sale by R.W. POWERS & Co., -.
Agents for the Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

TICKETS for the May celebration at Levy's Hall
TONIGHT can be had only Of Professor LAUBE, at
WAITS. 70
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE MiLLEk
IL MANIJAI,-LABOR SCHOOL OF Albemarie
vii, nrnceed on tl,e o()rH DAY OF JUNE next to
elect a SUPERINTENDENT OF THE. school,:
The emoiumepts or the office will be q salary ot
81, 900, With quarters and board Tor tno supesiu-
teYdent and his family. ..
Appncaiions fsr the position win be addressed 10
b c-' FEANCiS III. SMITH,
.&.EsiE+ II stts!ls}s& s& University or vtrstnta. Or
i CHARLES s. VENABLE.
4 my 4-eottJel5 - Char.ottesyille. Va.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic and New England States, rising
noss;bly followed By falling barometer,
northcr,y winds, stationary or lower tenn
ncrair1re. partly cloudy weather, and posi-
blv light rains on the coast.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
falling barometer, warmer southeast to
southwest winds, cloudy aud rainy weather,
followed in the West Gulf States by rising
barometer and cooler northerly winds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

pies & Co., asking that sd, OF their license
tax be remitted, &c. Referred.
: By Mr.. Todd: An iordinance for the con-
yeyanee of certain property to, James 3.
Pace and John Il. Childrey, &c. Adopted.
Adjourned. .s.s..-......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

TEAs-fresh arrival-very cheap. WALTER d
BLAZE & Co., 003 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

M. ELLYsoN 4 CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
yersements In all Of the newspapers Of the United
SIaes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countin2-room Will receive prompt atten-
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TICKETS for tie Nay celebration IL Layys Han
lTo-arGHT can be had only Of Prdseasor LAuDEsat

CLIREr and o;bcr WINES. and LIQUORS ss1ow'
prices. WALTEK p. BLAIR ~ Cos goa Maim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

I "A iSArLoR's FoRETHoUGHT--The experienced,
mariner, before rtsking the perils OF te tea, skill
fully adjusts his cargo and makes provision for,
every possible contingency, wen knowing that when
the storm comes his ability will he taxed to- ut-
most In saving his vessel and crew. Yet the MARI
ner the sea OF life makes no preparation to cope
with the storms diseasel to which all liable
studious effort TO keep the many organs In order, or
regulate their functions II the liver be sluggish,
bowels constipated head dizzy, dull, or aches, he
!" guesses It will wear of in day or so,'
and does nothing to obtain relief, though know
ing that one two doses Of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets will effect radical cure, andl
that bottle or two Of his Golden Medical Dis
covery will eTectully ward off all future attacks
by enriching and purifying the blood. Suppose
captain upon discovering that his vessel was too
heavy side, should guess 1t would right IT.
self In day or so,' and do nothing could any one
be blamed but himself II In storm his vessel foun-
dered and all perisbedp So people who carelessly
and fooshiy neglect the premenitOry symptoms OF
disease can blame no one but themselves II early
death Is the result. Reader n you wish to "knoto
thysef and the hidden reefs and dangerous coasts
upon which thousands have been shipwrecked while
navigating ufes ocean, procure copy Of the Peo-
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser, an illustrated
work Of nearly one thousand pages. Over one hun
dred thousand copies already sold. Price, postpaid
$1.50. Address the author, r. v. Pierce, M., D.,
Buffalo. n, Y. j,
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DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!

CIGARS, all qualities, at low prices. WALTER
D. BLAIR & Co., 902 Main street..
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BEAR IT IN MIND. EVERYBODY, now that spring
has come, that Fl. G. WILKINS, the Fresco Artist,
can fresco your rooms rs cheap not cheaper than
they can be papered. This work has the advantage
of washing with soap aud water when soiled. Re-
ference: A. Y. Stokes & Co.; Marion Dimnock, ar
chitcct: B. j. Black, architect. Office corner OF
Eleventh and Bank streets, upstairs.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

LOST. STRAYED. AND FOUND.
r OST, ON MONDAY MORNING, be-
IL tween Sixth and Seventeenth streets, GOLD
,WATCR-CHARM,w with cameo face and white set
ting on one side and dirk set on other The dnoer
will be rewarded by leaving same with ..s II.
$50 .z.,2 p:.% "a sIofS B. T. CRUNP, ,i
my14-1t# Seventeenth and Cary streets.
GTRAYED Fl ROM MY RESI- SEH
~ DENCE, No. S03 Fourth street, REDxS~e
BUFFALO COW, In foal. A reasonable reward
will be given to the finder, tya.Ea4i..iSg 1..1
G my l4-1t& JOSEPH c. FARRAR.
TAKEN UP IN MY WHEAT-g%1
= IL FIELD. yesterday morning, THREESSKs.
COWS and ONE HEfFER.c The owner VIII please
come forward, pay charges, and take them away.
~ =. ri st:1e.THt :5fE JOHN PHILLIPS, ~
. my 14-1l4 4 rear the Fair. Gronnds.
A RRESTED, MAY 3, 1878. In On
N the county Of Powbatan, a negro man III
In possession Of 3 MARE. supposed 70 have been
stolen. The negro Is now in The jail Of said county.
Parties desiring further fnformatfOn will eommu-
nicate with t- ai WILLIAM d.. TILMAN, &
my 1885 Michnux's Ferry pcst-odce.4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-14

FRANK d. HILL, 5h z. M., building lots IN the
Dlan OF Arlington. near Harvte. Alter the above:
three new frimed houses on the. north side OF
Wallace street, in the same plan, .. 3ttt.1 !.
CaAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., 5x p. H., eight VI.
cant lots on Washington and Harvfc streets, and
three small houses. with lots, on Jacqueiin
street, In the town OF Iiarrie.
E. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, general assortment OF
household furniture.
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CROQUET.

TROQUET, WITH EIGHT BALLsAND
" EIGHT MALLETs, nicely yaEnishsd, packed
NJ n % siner se,s Al. so 3d. $3.50, aud S3 box.
cbeaper set, with EIGHT BALLS AND EiGaT
MALLETS, but not IN box. 9Se, ,,,,.1, s.st,
ELLYS0N & YASCEY,
osaoa,o. lll2 Main street =
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The railway Meehanfcs, Association,

The Railway Mechanics Association =
The eleventh annual meeting OF the
American Railway. .Master-Me echanics'. .Asso-
citation will convene ut the ball in the, Ex-
change Hotel at 10 O'Clock to-day. The in
terests represented by the Asso ,iation, are
great. and Of Importance to all people. The
members will number 70 or 100. They will
come from all parts OF this continent, and
should command the hospitality and con-
siderate attention OF our people, as well for
their personal character and intelligence as
for the dignity and responsibility OF their
calling. It is the object Of these gentlemen
to make the railway service better and safer,
and their deliberations are all directed to
that end. In such commendable under
taking, affecting the welfare OF so many,
they ought to and will have the encourage
ment and cooperation Of our citizens.
The present officers OF the Association,
all o, whom are expected to be present,
are: President, N. o. Chapman, Of Cleve-
land, Ohio; First Vice-President, Reuben
Wells, OF Jeffersonville, Ind; Second Vice
President, j. n. Lauder, OF Concord, N.
H.; Treasurer, S. j. Hayes, Of Chicago,
H.; Secretary, j. II. Setchel, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The master mechanics will be welcomed
to Richmond by Mayor w. T.. Darlington,
who will speak the sentiments OF his con-
stituents. and give them cordial greeting.
After the Mayors welcome the President
will deliver the annual address.
The following are the committees, and
subjects for discussion at this the eleventh
annual convention:
1. Best Form and Material for -Locomo-
tive Wheels and Axles, and also the Best
Methods of Counterbalancing = F. NJ.
Wilder, Erie railroad; John Ortton, Canada
Southern; Peter Clark, Northern Of Canada.
2. Lubricants-This Committee to Re-
port the Experience Of Members Indicating
which are the Best and Most Economical
Lubricants for Different Parts OF Locomo-
tives and the Means Of Applying Them
Howard Fry, Philadelphia and Erie rail
road; James Sedgley, Lake Shore and Mich
igan Southern; William Fuller, Atlantic
and Great Western.
8: Locomotive Boilers-This Committee
to report the Best Materials, Methods,
Form, Proportions Of Construction of Lo-
comotive Boilers, and the Best Method OF
Promoting Economy in the Use Of Fuel: r.
Wells, Jetiersonville, Madison and Indian
apolis railroad; S. j. Hayes. Illinois Gen.
trail; C. r. Peddle, Terre Haute and In
dianapols; j. Johann, Toledo, Wabash and
Western; r. Curtis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
and st. Louis.
4. Long Runs-To what Extent are Long
Runs Of Locomotive Engines Economical? !?
L. S. Young, Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern; Fl. J.. Cooper, Indianapolis,
Bloomington and Western; W. T. Smith,
Philadelphia and Erie.
5. Locomotive Tests-W. Woodcock, Cen
trail, of New Jersey; S. A. Hodgman, Phil
adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore; Da-
vid Clark, Lehigh Valley.
The Committee Of Arrangements consists
Of Messrs. John Mcfarland, Chesapeake
and Ohio; NJ. NJ. Pendleton, Seaboard and
Roanoke; and j. F. Devne, Wilmington
and Weldon.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 4s;
9 4. NJ, Sc; noon. G5; 3 T. NJ, &c; +.
NJ, CT: midnight, go.
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AUCTION SALES TMs DAY.

Eg- On all sales of Rsat Estate made betpsea
the lSt Of Jnnuary and last Of June the tdTeslo1
the present year haze to be paid ty the purchGser
On al sales made Jeticee, the lst Of July cRdlda
OF tie year the tares haze to be paid ty the setter
IThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv all the real estate agents in Richrppd, ana ap-
piles to Richmond and yicinity.l '=,. .''s = :. ~
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lsos OTHER alooAl.. !. SEE . EorRrH rAoE,l
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"A BLEssIgG TO oMoTnERs.-There vii, be none~
cessity for mothers leaving the comforts Of hoHas
TEKTHINA will regulate The bowels and maze
teething easy. Ittcures cholera-tnfan,um and tho,
summer complaints OF children; heals eruptions
and sores; removes and prevents the formation Of
wo.ms.{ II. W. POWERS g CO., and an druggists
Ene -LE- y. -. =.
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The sixty-second anrual meeting Of the
American Bible Society was. held in the
main audience-room of st. -PauPs church
on Sunday afternoon, in the presence of
very large congregation, notwithstanding
the rain-storm and bleak, unpleasant wea-
ther. Among the officers Of the American
Bible Society .s-
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at the Second Market was taken up and con-
Cured in.
Common Council Joint resolution for a
conference committee relative to q plan and
survey of Clarke's Spring property for the
purposes of a cemetery was concurred in.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Beall, Gray,
and Smith.
NEW BUSINESS.
IN motion Of Mr.. Todd the vote by which
the er resoiion % + transferring ans the portraits OF
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DAILY.
THE RAIxnow's TREASURE.
ny JOHN poYIE o'RE1LLr.

ny JOHN DOYLE oREILLT.
Where the foot Of the rainbow meets the field,
And the grass resplendent Cows,
The earth will splendid treasure yield,
As the Oldcn story goes.
10 crystal cup are the diamonds piled
For him who can swiftly chase
Over tHrrent aud precipIce Wild,
To Ind the FalnbOw's wandering baSe.
There were two 10 the field ut work one day,
Two brothers, who blItlclY sung,
When across their valleys deep winding way
The glorious arch was dang,
And one saw naught but sign oil .rlin,
And one feared for his sheayeS unbOnnd;
And one Is away, over mountain aud plain
TIllthe mystical treasure Is found.
Through forest and stream, In blissiul dream
The rainbow lured him ON. Ell,
With sirens guile II lOltcted awhile,
Then leagues away was gone. ...
Over brake aud brier he followed IeGti
The people scOded Is hS passed;
But In thirst aud heat, aud with wounded ieeti
lie closed on the prize ut last.
Is closer and closcr-he wins tho race
One strain i1r the goal In sight;
It's radiance falls on his yearnlng lace
The blended colors unite
lie laVes his brow In the iris BEAM
lie feaches-Ah, wool the sOnnd IN
From tue misty gulf where eendS his dream
And the crystal cup Is foGndl -.
ri. the old, old story. One man will read
us lesson Of toll ID the sky
while another Is blind to the present need,
put secs with the spirits eye.
YolI may grind their souls In the self-same MILL,
You may bind them heart aud brow;
nut the poet will follow the rainbow still,
And his brother will follow the pillow.
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Ex.GovRRSoR wARNoTu (Rep) Of Louis.
lana in arecent conversation predicted that
the South would be solid until the Repub.
lican party entirely dies out there.
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ran,e in a NIL, a, pittsburgh.

Dispatch Of festcrday.
Much CONSERVATION was created in the
neighborhood OF the Clinton Iron Works,
in the Thirty-third Ward, yesterday after
noon by a very trilling accident, which
made IN immense noise and dust. A bolt
in the fly wheel gave way and was thrown
with great force upward, passing through
the roof OF the mill. The contact with the
roof not only made great noise, suggest.
ing an explosion, but the accumulation of
several weeks dust was so distributed rs
to involve every tl,ingin ohscurity. Scores
OF men broke for the nearest openings to
get out ofthe mill, while some outside In
their trcpidation rushed into the mill to
find that they wanted out again, as the
thought flashed upon them that this might
DO another mishap like that which wreck
ed Painter 4 Sons hoop mill some months
ago. As thestructure did not falland brisk
gllo removed the dust in minute or two,
the men recovered their equilibrium al
most as soon Us they had lost it, but the
antics Of some OF them furnished food for
mirth among those offirRer nerve, for tho
rest OF the day,
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