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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-02
by Poindrxter &, Tuppcr,, ,y.,y j.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
1900 Main street
p,.. -, NJ, ,to,,i napbI ! e


"Reminiscences SALE OF AN .UN 4
" DIVIDED ONE-HALF INTEREST IN ~ YA NJ,
UARI,E PROPERTY ON BROAD SrREEI:O ON
fOUsHEE BETWEEN BROAD 'AND,GRAGE;
AID ON BROOK AVENUE, AND CLAY
pu:sanss q decree Of fss Eh rra
bsr10 1878 in the s,fr of Eathrop q elgr rs: ID.
n. Jonps's administrator and others. the under.
signeH will proceed 10 SELL as commissioner on
WEDNEsD III, JanuarSL 1879 6, eomT g. Tsh g.
d'o'clock p, NJ the UNDIVIDED tHALt-tNllh.k-
ESD of the said D. NJ Jones, decea$ IN Tue ioir
'o Thni eertain LIN fronting SO feet OH south
side OF Broad street between Eou:hee and Ei 4
streets. and extending back teet. Win rIW Y
STCEY. RRICK DWELLING thereon. 49,
Al O.. q certain LOT frosrtng eH fer { on the east
s,da OF Foushee Street between Broad and Grace
streets ,non1,prvfe.,,..
ing So feet on tic north side OF Clay st eet at Its In
tersecIon witbIhc west ine Of .Bruok avenue. With
a Substantial TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
TERMS OF SALE One third cash; balance in
equal nstalments ut six and twelyc nonths, negotl2
b e 1,otes to he given Tor deferred payments vim
intere;t added. and title retained inril purchases
money Is paid anu Conveyance ordered by the court
F. NJ. CONNER, Commissioner. =.
PoIyDExTER TUPPER, Auctonstrs. y
- II - -. 70: dc, de 27,2S,3O,3lSja1
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RICHARDSON & Co., AuctIonecrs.

@..ii> u DISAPPOINTMENT.
IN CONSEQUENCE of The Indictment weather the
above sale postponed by consent OF parties inter
csted to SATURDAY the 4tb day 81 January: tSI9,
nj the sama hour j. a. RICHARDSON
-. -, - ';' JOHN Z. TAYLOR, 4"
dpo7 ~. .r@. Trustees.
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RE.T, ESTATE. AT 1PpRlyATE SALE.

r ARGETsAND ELEGANT RESI- "a
lIDENCE, AT, THE SOUTHEAST, COZ , ~ 7,
NER, OF GRACE AND SIATH. SIKE 81 a. E tUta
Airrn0 Penn offtr for sale The large and elesaus
RESlDENt;E located IS above now ana for seVGral
years pa.t occupied by the Hon. James Lyons: ny
iof has front OF 84J5 feet, and denh of l52 Feet
to an alley Uis feet wide.a 'Tbedwelhng has accom-
modalions for q large family and - in cool orstr
and finished In the most costly and elegant manner
wifi mi the modern conYeniences. Possession given
LIST of April next.
TERMS Liberal. The house can be seen Galiy
ID o1tT JTIi;cIEi. -! - ~ Auclioneer.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHE,rktkEi
- -. - -. ~ ,.tr. .,.!.-...,, RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF. TRAINS.
. COMMENCING MAY 81, 1871

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. g..
y -..., COMMENCING MAY II, 1877.
49,. .sa,r5 THROUGH PASSENGER.
.a.oo p. III. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. TllrEs.
-, - ..,-r,,.., DAY. and SATURDAY. Gonnscis" Al
49, '' West Point with steamer Havana ~
-, all points OH York river AMI '}aItI-
... ~. p!0re. Arrives In Baltimore al \.
NJ: connects with rail- lines Tor " i'h
Inston, Philadelphia, New York, H,s-
ton, and all western points. CONNECTS
st Richmond with trains on Richmond
-..E,'; and Petersburg and Chesapeake .no
..r,,..y..r. Ohio railroads. !.s..
d.. ,,...r ~, THROUGH FREIGHT. .,
500 " t SEs1, Rrnm aa flQTToA All WIZ
60 A. ID TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SAT,
URSuAY. Connects with steainr!
.''''". al West Point for river landn%s, D%,'
.e-<i - timore, and all western po!E,s. Con.
~, T. meets ut Richmond with trains on Ricli.
mond aud DaRvile railroad. Richin"lI
- . and Petersburg, and CheSapeaAs a-4
tt-..a Ohio railroads.
.-..-l;,. 5.t LOCAL PASSESG ER.
500 P. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily Except SUM
10 Or dIy), ..
..:@a. ell THROUGH PASSENGER.
IO.DO A. II. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
- THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Goa,
meets with trains on Richmond aEd
Petersburg and Chesapeake aud !h!1
....... railroads. Steamer Havana leaves bal.
sMiao,S9sD f wEDNEsnAY: tad tE!.
ir.ia; f from PFiillaa 81; &ew XXX,
.... aud western points, ana a. w. Vr n
w.. TO- with trains for Richmond aL' 'Oe
~''t' South.
ST.. 49, THROUGH FREIGHT.
<.0o p. III. arrives AZ kicnnoud MOSDAl ." rD-
NESDAY, and FRIDAY aud
s.IS p. NJ, TUESDAY. THURSDAY. ana go.
! 49, - iJHDAY Connects with steamer Al
Wcs. Point from Balumore. con-
! s.. mes With Richmond aal lan' a!e'
- ''.H Ricumond an! Petersburg, aud cE1!--
peake and OHIO railroads.
..#r =, LOCAL pASSEN6ER. -,
1000 A. ". Arrives IL Richmond daily eScrpt "a
day Connects with Richin";,i 80
.1lui> Petersburg and Chesapeake sho o"'
= ,.F "a railroads. az - ., ar rruR
No transfer or freight al Richmond 70 ., ~, IL.
southern points. Cars run through between Aim"
Careful handbag and dispstehs with lowest 'A''-'
Tnrcnrh bills Of ladins, with gusrsn!eea ta'''
,,snsd In ali nortberR and WESTERN poiats. ana
TSronzh tickets sold 10 all northern, eastSt ~
,etsiesn BOUTS. and saSxsge checked shroax ~.
FS,n tickets apply 81 General Railroad IlcHT1 .nd
sce SOD Main street: ap the Exchange HoiSiI 10y
con,psnY's depos, corner TNenty-saird anu
,se 90 49, Il. n nOUelAs- Sunsrinssndfns
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RICANoSD, FRED'G L POTOMAC X. X. COL
OFEICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
RICHMOND. VA. November ., 1873.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.


RICHMOND. VA. November ., 1873.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH
truIus on this road VIII run RS follows:
$1,000. NORTH BOUND.
No. 1890 4. M leaves Byrd-Street station DAILY
... due at Washington, l:lO r.
.... ... d.: Baltimore. 3:0j T. H.;
Philadelphia, $3.50 L. ~: New
York, ! 0:N5 T.. NJ
NO. 5000 p. NJ, leaves RyfG-s,rec. station 1a',IJ
Baltimore. 1865 L. M.;Ida-
r.' .'' .. delphia 1886 4. ~; New \ o.A
.- ..' GAS 4. NJ.
NO. 1900 T. NJ, ACCOA,MODATlOS TRAM
for Junction. leaves Bro
1919 '.'.' Street statI.u daily except Sa!.-
. .-.-# days).
49,. SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-l0.15P.M., arrives ut Byra-S;rrct station
dauy. Leaves New l0TH. E:IJ
A. ~; PHILADELPHIA, ! IL; \.
....a. NJ: Baltimore. $3.50 L. VI.
Washington, SEQ T. VI.
MOI 1876 4. u, arrives III Byrd-SIreet station
- 800. daily. Leaves New iOrt. 1000
-.. 81. p. NJ: Philadelphia. 1910 4.
a.; Baltimore. i:55 x. NJ I,
$685. Washington. $50 4. u.
No. $40 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION THt'E.
80. : .0-.'.. ~. arrives al Sroa,!-Street station
~ ., daily &c 1ccpt SnudaySl.
.''e '.-.. -..-. G.. \. TAYLOR.
-.a. VS.. r.- .." General Ticket Agen'
EFT ID, MYERS. General Superintendent. NO il
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sGRnCKERY. GLASSWARE. DC.


TH1NA, GLASS. CHINA. -Justopened /:
~ NEW GOODS from a!E Che; foreign Isctorses
French CTtna Decorated DinnerJ Tea, and Cham:
Der sets direct from Linogesy FrauseAeach piece
stamped. .E06gwE are frepre: enting the OLD GU
r,ous Chinese 1craeSting ware; Sat-su-mn Ware,
Jananess. tnari : Novelties sEs-way OF Fsres-
tine Malachite, Iridescent, aud Cere Glass;
The1arf6st and most cgEsoie te stock ever e1nip-
tied in Richmond. Call and leok ntit y.
i q TxaaskGEORGElGIHSO JR-,
.ideG 1907 mAin street.
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z cosssri1EsScs Il rrosSEniEs Be- s -. y.

y S 80 = 1-SSsr&-~S-I-~--~
TUST; RECEIVED 20 cases (. SWEET
jsb rVAIENlIA ORANGES; 5000 LARGE CAR
THSGENA COC0ANUTS; SO, bushels FANCY
.GROUND-PEks:1 Slcases BEST sMYRSAFI9ss
SoRTHERN ..APPLEs: APPLEc. PAR,
PkACH-. and PLUM.BgTTER;n Ph y WE'D
OHERRIES, PEACH s 4c;
ides7 lala Main s1rsss s
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EOR RENT, a DESIRABL E e.
l,,SMALL IL RUIT,FARM,. OF TWENTY-h9
FIVE ACRES, on Richmond Frederd cksburR and
Potomac railroad. five miles from the city; HOUSE
Of four rooms, KITCHEN. end STABLE; and LOO
PEACH and 100 DWARF and
STANDARD PEARS, all bearing: haif-acre of
GRAPES -,-------------cJ. THOMPSON BROWN. -
LOB RENT, FIFTEEN, or, TWEEN Es
l'3TY. HOUSES on Shockoe and Church Eli
Hills ut from % To 81 per mouth: Apply to-
+o3;,.7,G j! II FRANK p. I'll LII,
EHE..z PLANTERS a WsAREHOUsEfss
i FOR RENT !,,Esy!tS .tis5 ~
...t4s -asdtt,, il,ll ir12tap.r3t tii<efsti
TheLARGE WAREHOUSE corner oe Cary s.f!
Fifteenth Streets known asD the PLANTERS
WAREH0TJeE e. FOR REnSg. efApply toaIs tf!i,hl
de 30-7t DAyENPORT1 &tM0RRIs.sii
RDiRt q EMIT .sITHREE hUPPERAa
IL bhRooMS at the southwest corner OF Bank A1
and Eleventh Streets suitable for or oeesr
Apply to -x.sz = rJs In fAPPERSON,
+. de 3G-6t.,---~.s-@le.--.--~- Real Eaiate Agent
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-h',', -" POSTPONENENT.. .,...,
The above sale is postponed to SATURDAY, Jan,
nary 4rh, ut same hour. j.. ?. i. III. CONNER, .
- - = = -, ..-4;. Comm ssioner.
poINpExTER & UPPER. Auclioneers.. a
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EURNITURE NOTICE ?. - ~. a..

H. 49, s.f>st1'I ,iY';ot u .ss4!,a Aaa
Having moved TO the Issge and commodiovs fBf
xarerooms Just fitted up for me, now offer an eie-
gait assortment OF AL Kinds Of s.s2! 'f 's" 90
= - t,i,,;,.f, J, FURNITURE n2sytlst y,Ls,.,nrf
at prfces that WIN suit all who are in want. car
not be under:odS Please cali and see for yoar-
selves. I, =. ..,z, y. , ,..t..a.. Ii ., -
the LATEST and MOSTAPPR0YED.SE STYLES or
BuREAL.CASES and CASK FITS, both OF WOOD ana
metal They raugs az such prrcts that WIN SUIT III
Prompt attention tsgiyentto this department. hotn7
to country as well rs city orders. -. tf,,E,
III. No. 20 Governor STREE
de l2.eadlm s. !, ! secola door FROM FIanklsa.s 4
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L.PH1A, RICH .,sFESs
/ MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM .. a sssssss
SHIP .LINE.-FOR PHlLADEI..pHIA, FALL
RIVER ,tAND THE EASTYIA FALL, RIVER.
THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Uuti further no.
tet the steamers of this line will make tr-weekl}
trips. leaving Phladephia every 7 uESDAI,
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con.
Meeting at Philadelphia win, Clyde's New England
L QUICK TtMENFREQUENT DEPARTURES
RATES. .-,-y...
Freight received daily until c'clcck p. NJ.
- Wi 80. JAMES W. McCARRiCKS
, General SoRthern Agent, Richmond, Va.
''' WILLIAM T. CLYDE 6 CO..
.i"Nt .t#...' an General Managers,
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aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP EFs
u 1@'"1n'CONPAkY,a III -:a 'sSsSSG
FERNlTURE.

CHRISTMAS .GO0DS.-We haven !.
" Just received TWENTY SUITS OF BLACEH !:
WALNUT FURNITURE and would cell spe- ~
eial attention to those In need. Having bought
satisfy any one who Will give US call. Fine PAR
L0R SUITS. and SIDEBOARiDS, FANCY DESKS.
and UNDERSTANDS. "A full line Of cheap POP
LAR FURNITURE. E. GATHRIGHT& SON.
del TEoi - s.fii e. +Sa.t Is Governor street -"
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Our Choir.

There's jane Sophia, ~ :
And ANN M1Yia, X - -
With OBADIAH;
And Jedekiah, s.,s 4,
In our choir. = -, ~, ~,
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ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star: from
The ApuoBattor dspot.
Gutil further notice.
de IS a. SHAW, Superintendent.
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The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL. Captain
z. C. CLIFFORD carrying the United States MALL.
leaves Richmond for abGye-named places every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, at 7
A. Nj. -
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth. :..........S 2 so
Fare for round trip GOOD for two days.. 2 81
Fare for round trip. good for SEVEN dayS".. 90
Fare for round trip, unlimited. ..,.......... 20
Fare TO baltimore y w
Fare to philadeIpha.... ..............-...... 80
Fare TO New 10rk....... .................. ID
Fare 10 boston. -
Through tickets sold ut CARRIERS. S26 Main street:
Exchange Hotel. ard on board steamer. Baggage
checked through. !, ." .-'.' ~
, The LIMITED TICKETS named above are on sale
only ut CARRIERS a26 Main street, and Exchange
Hotel. '#
; Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
.Ncwbern, Washington, and Tarboro, n, c., and all
landings on Tor river: Washington. D. G., lamp.
ton, and Eastern Shore Of Virginia. and regular
landings on james river, III lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
tirely rebuilt and rcfurnisietl III IN elegant aud
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended US
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run ON this route for many years.
- = .#s. L. Is. TATC3, Superintendent.
IT,. - 900 Main street and Rockets,
A ron Srrfplk
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y Boys playground.
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I, n "
BE
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alike should not be stricken, as was the p0-
Itato, and all sentient beings die out. from
any one country: There is grave reasonito
suspect that that very thing did occur to
the whole people Of Cambodia.l ,Snrely,n
the scientific Iby pothesis rs ,true-the very,
first notion to be taught is the necessity of
endurance. Of cultiyating that form, Of manJ
illness which can submit Ito the inevitable
without whining and without. wasting men,
tai strength in imp0tent scratches at an
incoming food, sure, al least, !of this thing,
that man retains control over himself. The
Stoics taught that ages since, and would
have smiled in scorn at the weaklings who,
without believing in Providence, yet main
tanned that the first. duty OF man after a
shipwreck Is to scold at all concerned, the
tide Included. as shriiy as he can. Why
not accept the lot which must fall on some
body, and which had this time fallen to
those for whom he cared? And il science
is not God, il, assWe believe, the world is
regulated by sentient mind with a. pur-
pose OF its own to be fulfilled, then the
value OF endurance, whether in its mascu.
line form OF fortitude or its feminine form
OF resignation, is even greater, for there is
in repining, besides weakness, something OF
disloyaity and accusation OF the king whose
laws are SO irresistible. Or the occasional
hardness OF thoseialaws there can be no
doubt whatever. Z : Not to mention the sen.
tence OF capital punishment under which
we all live, there is the. fact that all physi-
cal penalties-tor example, the action OF
fire-fall upon good and bad alike; that in
tense suffering may be tnherited, asain the
liability to carries or leprosy and that pain
10 0ften proDortioned, not to theacaDaeity to
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iEOR RENT, THAT, aDESIRABLEG:a
Il BRICK RESIDENCE No. 400 east Clay Ri
street. containing ten rooms. besides kitchens bath
&C., and in good repair. THERE'S a. large yard at
the side attached to- the house. Apply to 0' ,..r
JOHN L. GODTdN, Real Estate. Agent. Q z
IL 1-3t n. Ban L and Eiereat streets.
, 1879-08-08
SUICIDE.


'ofepH btePp"cnoE etfps on-t"o Son Oh "
Hafonct--h consutnpttSe.
6n<eadf Ot*Datch to 7hs 1Hoane.
PHILADELPHIA. pn., Aug. 7.-Ten years .oRo
Josp,l, Stepuurhrr wns p,, The {o.ha-,t Of urt,a.
,,,,,.. IL, h.l H., f,ro,na uor.c with wsa
p''"3' 4o nse ~ .e...t ,..r
1''e nemoeH''c leao9uar'eis' nna pcHeee
hlht,. III tie lnnguaee oi u'c ltaiefn'ty u "a
ioo1-kcepcrs. Thai liz expanded into brewing
on hls OWL accou''t at'l hui larsc placo at tho
Falls Ut the Sehuylktll, wlie'cc thu Gambrlnean
beverage wns evolved In yast quantities.
Joscph's hend was turned by much Eooa luck.
Money was coming in too feclr: 60
~ must needs invest III fast horses,
,S,,oh h,ro nr<,x.I IL, fatal roar ~.
WHY" 4s Wv ~
many erascr man oe!osc anu Sine Jdseps'
DcDts and Judgments piled !u III as En0d tIno A9
the trottcrs made, u1l suon thu Sheriff stc,,,,eu
IN. NM, nwnv vent tht. t,c,y.rv tn satisfy ,I,e
I,... t.,,4.. nr., a.,.,.,. ~. ~.
camofous eFeol1ols. lheh ateppaeher 1oss h'e
mental balance along with :!ts possessions, aud
had to be put undcr restraint, having became
yloIuns. His wilu eayeu cuot1Eh out Ut tBu
wrtuk tu establish herself III suluou un Grand
aycnnr. at tiines btcppacnes bucone 70
tlaky That he Ind to b9 scut to tllu Ger
, 1879-08-08

zoo OF $50 81 thcm. Probably QUO 10 twenty
five Is CHALLENGED. They orc treated about as
The whites nre. liava testd Of candidates
to work am, vote for them, hut have ~ per-
sona! knowledge Of such caacs."
Recess until evening. .-
AZ t'' evening session st!ehacl LAWRENCE was
tive Committeeman lor The ltcpubltrans Il, the
Four.i, Ward, WAS at tho po!ta ab,,,t eight
hout ,1} pd nos sec Francis Or any Of his
Mr. Mri)ouenll--"1 was at Precinct A fEph
Hollands pscciuct). II was as quiet az election
as ever saw. There might have been 9upcr-
vIsors there, but 4 there were | did rot know
it. except 3hs Republican supsry,isorsn ~,
Executive Committeeman at Preclucs:A, Fourth
Ward. Saw soms of Fnaucs' men there, md
they told mo what they hal been sent over for.
The eleeton @ was n'orc 9les that m a',Y NJ Eyer At.
,p polls md cIbbed them. There wsro two
s"Defs,ors . M r. n s,e aio ~: vni'sd s''s'' Mar
d. j. 4. Biino tcstiticd: "was Supervisor in
Precinct 4, Eighteenth Ward. Tie election
was quiet. NTH tnc exception Of one or two in.
stlncc. where PARTIES objected 10 My acting as
Iic Is tl,s SANS man wh9 "as convicted Of pro.
curing illegal votes. fle eiso objected to NY
acting 1t t'iu counting OF tue vstes. When thu
count took piare 1t required the combined
htfcnGE0 VI uF6 uF Elk p0llEeIuE4 Aaltl LHV
Deputy Marshal. to keep the crowd out.'
j, L. tagrn testified: "11ayc restied In tile
Sixth Ward shout sixteen ycaFa. Have afl'lt-
ated considerably with both parties, aud have
voted both tickets, Never belonged to any
political club tia. did not receive money. BE-
| ionged to the ecolored Democratic Club In 1878.
Was friend of Milton Say1cr, although was nut
q democrat We received money frotn hiul,
AMI voted for him. DID not believe any men,-
| brrs OF thu CLUB Bupuurted HayIcr In 1873.
| When published my card refuslnE 10 support
| Sayter lii 1878 On account OF lsts suft-muicy
| principles, punc uf the Club supported lsitt.
Whcn published thr card. Saytcr caille 10 tic
nin! oi14cd tnc 800 to support him and rcur.
cautzc tile Club bctore election day. Hutter.
worth paid me IS or 81, which distributed
anuug t,c bOys. After 9ar1cr was nominated
in 1873 tic t;lub rrcclyctl so from the Delno-
cru.!r Campaign Committee. The Club was
| dfshartled two days hcforc the elcetlOn.H
To MI. Gerard-"l think II was about week
before the last election t!lat met Sayltr, a,th
lle promised Inc sim II worked ior lin, and
secured the club for hlnl. 1c atso told nlc to
come over to hts onkr next day, ans, lie would
Norris MUuneT testified: "Cufne over from
Covtngton witt. a squad Of sir n,cn to keep cut.
s.tgrs from CoyEngion from yoitng., Watched
for wrck before thc election. hut saw no co-
oniztnE."
Mr. Butterworth said The defense would prob
ab'y conclude thrlr Testimony toffnor.ow.
Sir. Cubgcr stated tint, before the Committee
left tile city, ho wautct thu mecnorlaltss out vi
the Rtuni
Mr kenna replied That tue prosecution nd
mited that ILL.,. tncmorta!lsts knew nothing nf
their own knowledge, and Mr.. Uutterwurth c1-
pressed y willingness TO watye tile privilege oi
calling tcm.
, 1879-08-08

Neither III Sssl nor ststs dset ought 70 b IN.
creased, y - tton ought to be nsade a. soon as
practically s : tfandlng the debts Of eaca II =
msnt q !sts ho @ tSey Se CO censnas 70 es.t
crrty psope. lans Of LEGISLATION should ~ adopied
lie oblzstlons, md to confirm confidence In thsit
When tho Democratic. Conservative parry re-
gaigcl power In tho Con9refs o! lhs United States
# enforced ita economical administration of pub
lie nt1a!r*. md made the rcsunp,'on OF .specte-
maintain the advantage Thus Ratned By drm!y es.,
tabahlne thd credit Of the country upon ths basis
Of II rs1 y 81 H. son
Try was dcprivc BY l,and .. tbs fruits Of ~ VIC
tory IL the !reaidcnt9t CONTEXT OF 1870. This rcp-
m!tted this csimo against the whoo people. Il il
tnc dut. of that people. acting IN their respeetvs
asain.t Il the ] recurrence oi tne oenso BY enaetIns
1Aws which will Adotd no futufe opportunity fo%
sucn fraudulent practices.
faithful 10 the supremacy Of tho Constitution OF
the United Statea. rests ~ construction OF that In
aaoped ps ~ ne
de!eRase ~ the United states BY Tho Constitutions.
mr. pIob''ea y t. By tho statea. arc reaet7sd 70
Republican patty. In ts conduct Of national a1alfs,
has violated this fundamental article. It has pro-
ttons, II t.as assumed she right 10 confer on tho
Federal Courts Supervisors. MarahsIs, aud 8occ1al
Deputy Nsrshal1, the Unconstitutional power Ut
TONED tue Unconstitutional usu Of tne troops Of tho
United Stntes at tbs polls In tho several 8tates.s
Thete are measures Of Capitalization, which sbow
| determined purpose 10 change tue organic char.
arter Of the Government be9uratsled 10 u by our
lathets, nnl Auch measures ought 10 bo resisted By
every constitutional Heana within our power.
| We return our hearty thanks to tho members OF
the Democratic Conservative party IN Congress for
| lhctr ehdravoss 10 secure impartial trials by jury
In thu Federal cousta by the abolition of the test
oath. and Tor the uianiy sttadfattncss with which
they have resisted Republican encroachTe euts upon
the Limitations imposed BY tas Consultation uf the
| Emitted States.
| The uemocrnttc Conservative party Of Marylaud,
| having no other purpose to fuhl except the good
government Of this STATE anu to aid In reform o.
The administration Of Federal Affairs. expects ali
| citizens Of this StAte who shars tss optuIons su
unite cordially with II III tha attainment Of thcku
| gre4t obIects.
THIS resolutions also cali for reduced State
ta1atiou abolition Of UNNECESSARY offices, feduc-
iton OF salaries utl fees. free and pure elcctious
| and registration laws.
, 1879-08-08
SpRlNGFIELD.

Certificate OF Organzat tnn--3Ilittta Itemt.
1ptcfat Dtsputch to 7ae Tffsnne
srnrNopIElD, Ill.,, Aug. >7.-A certificate Of
organization WIS to-day fled With tlIe Secretary
Of Stats by the Chicago El!ctrlca1 College md
Hospital. Cosporators-C Christopher Columbus
sharp, N. D.; Lewis Dolgc. 81. D.; John E.
Rose, NJ. D.; u,ld Henry g. c. Rose, ii. D., all
Of Chicago.
Adj..Gcp. IlIll!artl to.dny shipped to the Vet
Gran Reunion Association at Aurora 100 STAND
Of arms, to bo used III The sham battle ut the
so1dIcrs' reunion there Aug. 20. q aud e
lie also issued commissions Us tollowa:
Cant. James II. Rice, Peorla, to ba Lieuteu-
nnt-Colonol anu Asststans'lpspector Second
Capt. Wiley s. scribncr, Chicago, to DO Major
nud Acknowledgements First Brigade, Vice
Lnntrnn.
Quur,ermnstcE-Scrgcant Frank Il. 1loyuc. Chi
cRGa, to b. Cuptalu and Actllg tluaItermaster
First Brigade. vice Scrlbncr, promoted.
decoud-Ltcuteuant William WEckcrsham.
epslnE1fed. to bc Ffret-Ltentenaut Company t.,
Filth Regiment, yiro French, resigned.
scrgt. i4o,nas e. kisntcr, to !,a Sceoud-Llct,-
tenu'.l sanc Compnny, Vice Wlcksrshan', pro-
: ssrEt. Edwin A. Worrell. Morrison, to be
acrond-Lieutennnt Company z, Fourteenth
Battalion, vlee ur1craut,. resigned.
The Auditor to.dny received The return Of tho
asscssinunt Of IT. CIair County. nsalo by the
local usscssors, Which was not included IN tho
table published to-day. THIS assessment In 161S
was SIS 4e' and III 18i0was l7.oj5, s5. The
decreasu Is as,.231 l62, a VERY large une.
Tile Governor today licensed thr Attacks
Quarl nllu ttlu Sumner uuard, colorcd mt!ltl:
companies Ut st. Louis, to carry artns III
Illinois from Aug. IL to 20, INCLUSIVE. They
propos1 10 Intend reunion Of colored miitis
companies at Chicago.
Alien Tiag!cy, oi t3oscyll1c, johnson County.
to-day plcadcd guilty to having sold tohacct
without paying lilo i0yernulent special tax, all
was given ten uays In tI!e County jail
III The Uni.rd States Court t0aaf Judgment
was rendered In favor Of William Duasln nlsatns
fwo protested druiks drawn IN dctenuanta 1y T.
q. Falcuncr, Vi Decatur. ILL.,, 10 tile order o
Ruchcthuln.ner & Co., by whum they wer'
tranatcrrel u Dustin.