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, 1879-02-28

There Is ono individual In the lily Council who
concetves it to 10 flfs duty to represent nobody
alslt nothing but tax-eaters and extravaganza.
In Reconsideration Of the Annual Appropriation
1Ilt lo Is constantly popping up like sort OF
jumpinE-}ack, moving amendments to increase
tho number OF tax-eatcrs and tho pay Of city
oIliceholdcss. flo gabblcs with ths volubility
a.ld ychcmence OF q pnrrut In favor Of htgl1-
CT pay and tnaro .ollleeholcrs. Taxpayers
hc regards in tho light Ut pattone, docllc
oxcn to 10 bled, sktnncl, mud cut Into
aseaks md trIpe for tho auateuauco OF
swarna Of officials. Tnko the proceedings
Of Wednesday: Tho appropriation for tlle Fro
Department was before tic Council, Tho tax
eatiue Alderman jumped up n'll moved to In
scrt $24 ,4S0 moro tayos for thirty four unncccs-
snry watch!ncn for cnEiuo.houscs. Then tic
same Individual jumped up At another stage OF
the, question and moved to insert sla,2t0
extra taxes for seventeen useless watchmen.
In few minutes afterwards hu was bowling for
fifty extra policemen antl $45.0O0 mora taxes.
When It came to tho Public Library he WINS
clatnorous for reduction; so wanted thu appro-
prtation cut down nparly half; books wero tic
iguoramus' 1tse twir; they wosc not only llse-
less, but abomtnable In hts sight. What he
desired was moro places at the public crit md
mora cnrn. The Eighth Ward has no moral
right to commit such nuisance upon tho Com,
mon Council,
, 1879-02-28

Two years ago tho Legislature made 1t
illegal for any person to hold tho Office OF
City Treasurer continuously for more than
one torn Of two years. The stato Scnato
has now passed bill applying tho sn1na rule
to County TFoasurors. Tile rule Is WHO
Que; it provides for settlement Of accounts
and counting tho money at tho close Of each
term. Tho same law might 10 extended to
the Office Of Sheriff. Que good effect Of
this law Is to take from, these officers tho
temptation to uso the funds aud their patron.
age to secure re-eleotions.
, 1879-02-28

THE REVENUE LAW IN THE LEG1sLATuRE.
It hegins to look rs Il tho General Asaenl-
bly, will not accomplish much, or porbaps
nothing, this session to remedy tho defects
Of tho Revenue law. We aro led to this
opinion by tho Introduction OF bill by
Representative MATTHEW'S which proposes
Hwaoplng md radical changes which ought
only to be uaado in oase Of general revision
Of the whole royonue coile. We do not un-
derstand Tint tho Legislature has either tho
time or Tie inclination to ongago iu such a
work, and Aonco, II this MATTHEW'S bill 10
pressed, 1t will result probably In defeating
several much-neeilsl billa which correct
acknowledged and costly evils and ahuseg.
Whoa Mr. MATTHEW'S .abaulous TINT whic.,
III practical In tho search for that whicl, cen
only DO theoretical, we hayo lituc homo TINT
there will bo any really ecryioeable loglsla-
ton on tho subject.
The now MATTHEW'S btll provides for tha
valuation Of personal property, credits, a,-
iultios, aud royalties ut u cash value capital
stock Is to be valued nt cast yaluu by the
S.ate board. Lists OF personal property mud
values arc to be sworn to; railroad tracks aro
to 10 listed In each town aud telegraph con,-
paueB are 10 mike full reports. iu ordor Tint
thoy inay 10 taxad On onpital stock. etc. All
this is substantially provided by ex,stIpu Inv.
but tho nuw l!ll possibly attempts to roaob
, 1879-02-28

Scarcely Of less interest than tho proceed
ings IN connection with tho aentenciug Of
AsdE1n vera those in tho Criminal Court
yesterday In the trial Of JouN LAND for tho
murder Of Policeman RACE on tho night Of
Oct. 4, 1873. Tho testimony Of FREEMAN,
alias "sbconey GEoRoE," who has turned
States evidence on LAME, is n remarkable
description Of the trndo Of professional
burglary, and will DO road with interest
everywhere M o faithful and accurate
account in detail OF tho manner in
which tho moro skillful md during
OF tho fraternity Of oraoksmon rlnn
aud execute their work. It also supplies tho
missing link In tho ollain Of proof as to the
identity Of The man who killed Officer RACE.
Tho fact that FREEMAN is not willing to
swoar positively to LAND rs tho murderer
rnther strengthens than weakons the case for
tho prosecution, since it shows "tho
sheeney "in the light Of "squealcr" who
Is not willing to furnish testimony to suit
tho emergency. His evidence, however,
seems to point irresistibly TO the conclusion
that LAMn fired tho shot, or at the very
least was accessory to tho murder, since
ho was ono Of the gang Of burglars who were
engaged in tho commission Of the crime
lending up to tho murder.
, 1879-02-28

Of things In those portions Of tho South
w11ero tho Democratic nalnoritios have suc-
oeeded IN demonstrating Mr. TnunnAA's
theory Of tho superiority Of wealth and In
telligence over poverty and ignorance.
, 1879-02-28

sa'1at'oh 10 ever mat1o. TITO State boaftt Mt
liz sessions formally recognizes this fnct, and
tho supreme Court urliolds 1t, Tho total
saa'@''oh OF all ta1a91e property IN LUIS
nsAto was liked at thav Int session OF
mat hoard at S957,.5o,76%. which tho
t'oafa aoc'hrct NY resolution 70 20
~ por cont OF tho actual cash ve!ue. whom
IN TACT the cash valno OF tho taxable
property IN tho state 's not porlapa lesa
than ~, ,h0o, ooo,ooo Ihera ia no advantage
70 DO Gained n9 increasing tue gross Sa1aa-
Iion. Mheh the sum OF revenue 70 10 fa'sod
's 1xea ana aenh'so oho' ns Is tne case IN
fosenno ior TUG sFaso' for ucots a'ld intorost
ot eoansles aao LOT oit'ee' II n1aRea no ait'
iorotce "het inc Va'nat'on may DO, tho tax
WIN 90 psoposslonatoly the aalne. Inc only
c'ahgo 'aas may 10 accomplished oy inoreas'
'ne Inc se'notion 70 aay $:'oo',ooo'ooo
"ouM oe 10 eneole lilo tax.cators OF nearly
as' coaht'es, towns' ana oitlcs 10 increase
t"e's oonoea aeot8, anu 10 enaolo ceftalh
counties 10 increase LILO salaries oi tho oillce'
hoiatng trloe ana she othof coffont expenses
lae geoat emu 70 20 sought ~ Revenue
"a" IL IN ean'taole ana JUST Va!uas'oh'-that
H. "horo eacn mana properly Is Vnnea pro.
Porllonasely with oil other property, anu
wh"teVef inequality oxsts now WILL 10 equal'
" Fosa'o1o uhaer any attempt 70 eesapnsa q
Beneral eash valaat'on.
"nio We 90 not ooiioso tnat tho Le8isla'
Iu1e VIII ever como 70 sht'sfactory ahaof-
s'ana."g on 'no q"eat'ona tnat "se pseaenteo
IQ49 HGW C1lls or fEnt IL WILL
, 1879-02-28

TlIo new code Of Texas t,as abolished English
grap,nas. For purposes of construction It de-
clascs That 1.-THE prescut or past tense shall In
clude the future" "tAe masculine gender in-
luds tho femtnino and the ueuter," and "a
verb shall not bc strictly held to an agreement
with It's nomuRttva tp number aud person,"
rhe New York 1i'azs potats out that thess pro-
venfent. II strictly enforced, the suffrage would
BECOME ptomisruoas; Tor, In place OF "Tho
, 1879-02-28
PERSONALS.

Tho New York Express spoaks Of The Ra'.
Jnstout Fulton.
February soorns disposed to assist March
in coming In like Hon.
Vandorbi1ts aud churches, 1t appears, m
not taxed In thta country.
Ohio wants to bo the mother Of more
rscaldenta than ''Olo Vitg'nny."
The man who looks not Oil tho wine when
II ID red IL usually found to prefer Gin.
Alurdoress will out. Two nurdorers e.
capped from Toxas init tho other day.
In simple justioo TO Angel 1t must be ID
naittcd that he Ia good sevcn'up player.
II man tries to borrow do!laF Of you
within tho next forty days, tell him lta lent
Mr.. Tilaen il rapidly filling his barrel, and
II lie falls tor the Presidency he Will fal! Nth la's
assets.
Bret Harte nppoura to ho the accrod9soa
lecturer Of the United states Government 70
London.
Anna Dickinson failed as m actress pto0a'
biz for the season That sho had no dtamon1s 10 ~
robbed Of.
Tho Washington Eos& says that Walt Whit
man Ia In poor health. We had supposed u VI"
bis renders.
THO infant which was born in Chicago
elevator the other day ~ destined evidently 10 as''
III ups and down. iu llfo.
Temperance looturca shon!d DO SHOT. a
,octuror doosn't want 10 fco compelled to 20 "1'a'
ont drink great while.
The author Of " II. II. s. plnaforo psoOa'
tly got tho material for his plsy from an eaa'''
ton Ut the American navy.
John A. Logan might say with as'slnue
Ward, "Why caro- for gratnmaf II 5ouf' WY
good!" II 10 only wcro good.
Courtney, tho oarsnaan, has takoh u ,.,s, M
deat1iantsu,, and VIC fear there must 10 ''''''
the matter With his 'skull."
Tho National Democratic COMMITTEES sou'',..
I'd Mr. Tllden's barrel, and tho SQUAD a'pF'
have bean very encouraging.
j, g. Howard, who was soyen feet tall' ",A
known ~ tho talcst man In Kentuckf' II aos"S'@''
VIZ mAy ray, has gono 10 h!a long l'ome'
A revo,,uo cs.tter Ii going to Alaska, enu ,s,at
they usually haye sn"w there, We anoa'a
Alaska would he q good p!n:e for cattsF'' -
Rose Hawthorne hhH boel tho"sA''vs ".
enough to add to tho present stock Of no'e!' mr..
feel truly tl,st tllero II no ito'u "''H'''
thosne. .-. 3int
Mr. Kearney, wo learn, does mol a,.., ~
tea, We suspect that this II not owing ~ p
hta hatred Of the Ch!nsaa ~ 10 d1fops p''
foe whisky. N.
A reportjuR machine was e1hiblssa ..saa ~ ~
Paris Exposition, but "a Il tnEned u !",."m.nt' ".t'
tcnpy" tu time 10 get M evening ''e"'e
It waa looked on ~ a failure. u,c.
New York bllliardlsts are mhxhs ~,
, 1879-02-28

GEORGE F. SEWARD, Minister to China, Is
to DO brought today before the bur Of tho
House for contempt in refusing 10 produce
the books aud records of his Office to aid in
the investigation of the chargos against his
integrity, and in also refusing to he sworn
as witness. The vote op the proposition
to bring SEWARD to an account for his rec
nsancy was striot party tiiyiaion, tho Rs-
publicanB opposing tic motion.
, 1879-02-28

It is mattor for public congratulation,
md clearly in the interests Of commercial
morality, TINT Justice l,as boon administered
promptly and fttingly in tho caso Of CHARLES
". ANaELI. Into Secretary OF tho Pullman
Palnco Car Company. ,Ho has received tho
extreme ponalty Of tho law provided for lar
ceny. namely, ten years in the Poniteutiayy.
Considering the amount which he aplropri-
atol by embozzlotnent az we'll Ms by actual
heft,-$1o5,000 In bonds and casl,,-tho
high position which lie occupied in society,
md tho unlimited confidence reposcd in him
by the Company Of which ho had been Soc
rotary 60 many years, tho punishment Is not
whit too severe, and, whatovor his motives
ulay have boen, It is u matter for congrntula-
ton that his avoidance Of tho lawyers and
his determination to plead guilty left no OBJ.
gtncle In tho way Of the complete operation
OF tho Inv. 1u tho midst OF 80 mnny similar
instances Of commercial dishonor and la.
grant breaches of trust, 1t Is cheering to
record that in one prominent instance
Justice llas boon administered and penalty
xomowhat adequate to tho cnormity Of tho
offonse will have to bo suffered. 1t will tend
to mnko businessmen feel more secure, and
tho slow but sure way IN which justioa over
took tho offender, though ho aloptod avery
rrccaution of safely, will ba warning to
other young men who nay bo tempted to
offset private dissipations or secure COM
patience without labor by theft. Tho eud Of
AIr. AAaE11'a career is logical aud sat;sfao-
tory. 70 have acknowledged his guilt mud
, 1879-02-28

spain In oyer-Dukoii mud Counted. Sho bo.sts
Of o. Dukes, 8dB hfarqatscs, 03a Counts, % VII.
counts, and 08 Barons, besides A ennobcd tor.
cigners. Two Dukes, ~ Marquaea. 30 Counts,
g Viscounts, aml 2 Basons hayo been created By
the present King. Tho university students TIL
ycar number 10, $50, Of whonl GS4,3 nsc studyn.
medicine and 7,iQD Law,
, 1879-02-28

THx C,ttcAuo TntnuHE has established branch s'fees
for thc rrcctpt Of subscriptions and Advertisements
folpwBs
NEW yunK-Room 20 Tribune Building. r. +. Mo.
EAppxN. Manager.
PARIS, rranco-Eo. to rue do II Grange. Date1Iere
q. aAnLEn. Agent
LONDON, Eng.-Ame1ican Exchange, 40 Strand.
Hxxsr +. HIttld. Agent.
BAN FRANCISCO. Cal.-rataco Hotel.
WARRINGTON u. C.-l3tD street
, 1879-02-28

A further moderation Of temperature in
this region may ho looked for, but it will be
q sort Of moderato moderation, aud no cases
Of sunstroko necd be feared.
, 1879-02-28

fiddler, and florist, md thc correspondinply
brighter aspect OF tho tstmongeF. Tho doc
trine Of compensation applies In this case, for
the Increased demand for ogstcrs, lobstcrs,
clans, ind [lsh Without shells mist Of ncccssIty
increase tho supply, 80 that doatort will bo
eagor to dispose OF their stock, which Is perish
able, mud baYcrs will enjoy tho advantage Of
cheap prtces growing ont Of the Increased s,lp-
ply. In tho Episcopal Church. both High md
Low, u,cre 10 very general tendency to
observe Lent With iaore strctncsa than usual,
atsd the same Is trtto Of tho Roman Catholic
Church. liuwoVer the groat world outside Of
theso Churches may regard Lent In ita re-
lfgious aspects, from tho aoctal point Of
ytow It would aupcar to ho cmtncntly
desirable that tho world Of socoty should rest
from Its surfeit Of entertainment. There ought
20 bo stop aolncwhcre, .,1,d Lent supplies It.
It would bn too much to expect that tho al!dctl
youth of the ono aex mid tie gtt1dy creatures Of
the otlscr should 20 Oh answering tho exactons
OF socfcty from September to juno without
Init. A fow weeks abstinence from tho sweets
Of tho world nnl reflections upon ita potnps md
vnnties arc necessary to secure for The deyoeecs,
like tile worm III tts stroul, n successful
cmcrgcncc as full.blown Eastor butterflies. To
tic real religious doyotee, who looks upon tho
observance Of 1.out as a solemn duty, this tenn
norary retirement from the world and constdcrn~
tton Of the things pertaining to the ft,turo life
Will better fit him to grapplo with tho OWLS Of
this world aad enjoy tho blessings Of the other.
30 whether this observance be form or faet, It ia
scasot, untitled to fcryent gratitude on tho ono
llanl ard solemn respect OH the other.
, 1879-02-28

HENDn1cSs .has been trying for long tus
to get bis Views before tho public, but wh,u.
cvor reporter comes to sec him raging tooth.
ache cuts OF conversation short. The Gosornot
must hayo that tooth Out, or ho will nescr lIss
to be President,
, 1879-02-28

Lent has como 10 quietly. To the outside
world, which keeps on ita way eating apd drink
ing a usual, Tho ouly indications OF this sobor
SEASON OF fasting and mortfdcatlon arc ahe
sudden cessation ot parties, routs, reYels, and
balls, ths dhgruptled looks Of tho caterer,
, 1879-02-28
ORDINARY uAUsEa or FIRE,

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rovs,,,o,o,,,o scrr;oa ~ ron,,,,,1 t. u. ,a.,,.,
;,,;nr,,,onu ,,,, ,,I.,,su1s ;.,,...s. ..s-.
aono-o,1,, n,,.n~1.oa r. ~ Ill 49,. H. .sa1
eonsoi, -, ,1,,aauo.o,, T., Il 49,. a.. Ill.,,
- t,,o t,ro. ,,,.t o,o,,~ =, tt,,a1..,1 ~. 49,.
d1a r. to,,n, ~ - ,,,a ,-ast .s...,a.,..
,raoror T., ia aoa, ...;. ..aaan,,s 1.,s ~
Vii nroh,h1v nj III. trna ~ H. I,,;.a;1
at.taa ,vboro cog ,s r,ora oo,,a,,,.
wood in rr,roto bor.os pax,,.r. H.
loroso,o 1n,nn .v;,, tolo 49, ,,,.aa
~ .,,o o,,,to l., .,,a .n,..;a., .,..a,a..t,as.
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pottap!" ''Hh"' opa1K IRON hloplaoo'
- bad 1lues," " gas, " children playing with
fire." ss8mukiuR.H tssrontnueo,,s comhi,a
linn. u md u;ncand,nr;sn,n oro on,t,oro+,d
T.. ~.
~ 'no o1uci b'so" ~ a'Aoub 'ue laost hu'tlof-
ors catisas, aud In all hut tho last tho remedy
llos in incronsod ca,ltion, either private or
rub,;o. Mora 4horo,o,, t,,;,1,ro t,,v, ,,,,
I'd. ...s.t,a e.,,s ~" NJ"
oe''o. in'p"o''oa 't'a' lio''A'a .n 'hoe' CUM
munls1e8 Wotla undoubtedly furnish moro
protection from fro thnu any other practica-
hin t,rccnutior hv nrovcntfno +ho coroloao
,,,,nt.,,,,,,. .e 1,,.a
.on1 u,''on ~ "u'o' '"3'ts VI P!Pos 1or
conducting OF noht, and tho use OF 1nfin,n-
mnhle material In tho building of houses.
yhera II In rnt npceaenrv. h,,t hioh1v dnnror.
m. 1,ha 1ooo,,or ~ footo,1.a ~, .1.s.,
o.'' "0'A -. -. 4"e''.'o "ao 'tota
"uoro hlBaly comoustlple natof1al IS nsed or
manufactured Is undoubtedly fruitful
source Of condacratioue. md ahou1d l,o
" "
, 1879-02-28

Tho eonsus in cities having over 10000 inhab.
itants IL to be held within two wceks from tla
1at OF juno. This will bo carly and incon'
vcnientior the managers Of the St. Louis fatf,
nnl will not be boucst to Chicago As summer
, 1879-02-28

Tho question Of German in tho public
aehools has beon referred for examination to
q Special Committee of tic Doarl of Edu-
c1tiQp.
, 1879-02-28

WASHINGTON CHAPTER. NO. ~. n, 4, M.-
Rrccln ConyocatIon tlts 1t 7so ooc.:
liz cempsnoas cosdaiy ,1vite M y onieF II the il.
CIIAItLkS u. WRIGHT, Sec1o 1otary.
, 1879-02-28

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mai ~o,or. ,naux 49, .a;sea.;a.s =. ". ~ 49,
p,r1.n W.,au. no,.;,1o-,t1o a.ass =,
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comnot;rr ,s;t,, H. ;,,,,,s..,a. 80 ~ S...a 40
rho sn,,;s,t IN - ;,nan..s,aa ~ ~ =, 'a,o. .,
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'"''A .,., a4t N'lA r90"'o' t"0'eioso, W. 'Ae
.o'npo.Is.on w. .: " 'ue on.ae cons.os laoof or
slo unso o ana ~ ~ 10 ooo eet.aans ona sefy
a..s1 f"vPo.o" s!" ~ w. So'ooo'ouo'o'o "hlon
a. sA., .aJ oa'...".sa ~ ." ""n1 pfouuos VI ,no 'o
uust4'os s ~ s"v ou",s4s' ~ ~ VI loefal
oos'u"so y, p,oaao', . 4oas .nau oae-i[t1n OF !
~ .,'t s',t y. 'Ao tn"u'Hi' piooucts Oh 1ho
ona.''a u, o1''sen' -..,.......
Iaolo a'o s1no' ~, eyssou'a .. "osa'ne con-
s'o.a' Wa: AAo oon'taot e7sse"' "h'oh pro-
sans III SiAsa''eause.se ''ao 1nost OF the
Noe'ne,n ''@'ea' os !e't'hs .apor TO the high
e'. o'ouof. ana usaaly employed within the
pt'7ol-"n."i 'no 4'0Soosss1e't' unaer which
tna con''cts aeo loasoo 1or a eeftmn atipa-
4atea gum per anhuna, aod Whfch prevails in
many ooathe1n osa'os; ano the "pnohc-ac-
count system' wneh the pr'son.olhcers ps1r-
chase tao luaterla's, manu1aotufo goods and
se!l them hko my o'her manufacturing estab-
1aAinanL Ihe ooos ana shoe industry is
takon as an ILLUSTRATION OF tho actual eompo-
tit'on, because moro complaint comes from
the operatives IN noot ana ahoe taotoE,es IN
MASSACHUSETTS,. Tl1ero arc TAO convicts en-
ploYed in that State on boota and shoes. It
is found that' while In private cstablish-
monta the amount pa1d Tor labor ts 304 per
cent OF the cost OF production, the proper
ton paid to convict labor il a14 per cent, so
thet tue advantage to tue prison contractor
IL only 2 par cont in this item, which is
moro than overbalanced by disadvantages
1ntler which he labors IN other respects. Uho
convict contractors testify TINT, if not bound
by their eontracts, they would not eontinuo
l., +,jE,.tr% ny,t r3rkn
, 1879-02-28

,wAUDAEsIA LODGE, NO. loa 4. ?. 4 a.. NJ
comic Halt, No 10 AUnroo Ft. business Of enecta. i'm.
rortanec Il 70 como before hu Lodge and ta,l atend
Of members Is carncstIy requested. Y 0tdGr uf
tho VI. 81. ]. q. HOWELL. Secretary.
, 1879-02-28

ORIENTAL. LODGE, No. ~, A. r. and A. M-1Ja,l,
IL 1asa!!o:at sEccnl communication fhts friday
evening at 71f1 O'clock pfunpt, for H0rk. plslsusA
cordially Invited to attend HI nter u ifc Ma.tcr.
+, N. TUCKER, Secretary,
, 1879-02-28

plymouth Church.
Michigan aYenuc. between Twenty NTH md Twenty
Btxth streets. Lecture by Prof U'Eeil on "aclenca
Art, Literature. and Travc1," witt, illustrations.
First Regiment Armory.
Jaekton street. between Wabash :nnd Michigan are.
nueA Exhibition Of Paintings
, 1879-02-28
AN1U9EA1 EETS.


Mtditon etrect, between Dearborn ami State. En-
grgcmant Of Ilcel Surprise rarty. "1lobinson CRIT.
, 1879-02-28

1fnfnllu'1 Theatre,
Clark street, opposite tho Cours-lioIso. "0nr limo
cant PA1toe." Variety Entertainment.
, 1879-02-28

Academy Of nInslc.
1Islsted ttrect. between Madison and Monroe Va.
f3aty entertainment.
, 1879-02-28

Metropolitan Theatre.
Clark strte- opposite shcrman Hauae. "Thu Falls
II
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Wythe County.

The WytheYille Enterprise says that TWO
hundred is what our Conservative irlenas
in all parts of that county promise to roll
up for Major GRAHAM and Major TYLER
We Join with the Enterprise In saying
Don't let it be less than that, We "ofkihs
committeeman; but aim to 90 n'gnei'
Urve every Conservative to go to the poils
andyote the Conservative ticket.
Aud what we say to Wythe county we
saw to every county in Virginia. Be sure
Won do YOUR duty to your mother, We Con-
servatiyes. 1t would be source OF life
long humiliation to you il by your neglect
YOU should bring disgrace upon this grand
aid Commonwealth. Shade OF GEORGE
WASHINGTON forbid such Il calamity.
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AMELIA COUNTY.
SPECIMEN OF MOZART BOOMING IN AMELIA
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l :.

SPECIMEN OF MOZART BOOMING IN AMELIA.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dspatch.l
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, October Is, 1879.
According to an announcement in the
Richmond Wing OF the 18th instant, Mr..
Lewis e. Haryle, the Mozart candidate for
the House OF Delegates for Nottoway and
Amelia counties, presented himself at the
hour of noon at BIanton d Jobnson's store
to speak to the dear people of Amelia upon
the debt question He had requested the
cooperation OF the Conservative and Re-
publican candidates i'll the calling OF meet
ings, no doubt thinking be could not get
anybody 10 speak to il he called the meet
ing by himself. But. alas, the Republican
candidate, hear. replied that he was man
aging his own campaign, and the ConserVa-
tive candidate said he was doing the same;
and so he had to call his own meeting.
Upon the arrival OF the speaker, am cred
ibIx uniformed, the ,storekeeper and one ne
gro, were at the place, and the negro at
once said, :. got to so fshing." This left
the storekeeper the only auditor, and he
being aReadiuster it, was not thought pro.
litable to make the speech; and. thus end.
eth The first lesson in readjustment. and out
of which it will be hard for the Wing to get
q boom.
Richmond Wing please copy. Sick
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Vale, Esq., candidate for the House. Re-
publtcans !: John Pofndexter and Frank
Chisholm, candidates for the House.
Captain Murray confined LIS speech to an
announcement OF his candidacy and an ap-
proyal oi. the McCulloch bill.
The speeches Of Messrs. Stiles and Gil
man were hrgnmentatiYe and able, md well
received. Mr.. Powell, Readinster, was
rambling and dfsiointed. he announced
himself as radical in opposition to the debt
settlement. 10 ;i;,a
Mr.. Vale followed in some feeble re-
marks In, the same lines Y
John Poindexter,; Republican, evoked
loud piaudits from thefcolored part OF the
crowd, and In addition TO reafbrmIng his
undying, Republicanism, announced, him.
self as q Regdiuster OF the Istrietest sort.
Messrs. Stiles and Gilman will continue
the canvass during the week in Louisa: All
is well. 49,. ~ .,si.rsy9sg ~ --,.; fs 4.