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HENRY II. WORKMAN,
GENERAL CONFESSION MERCHANT. !
e GROCER, ~.

Nc, AND DEALER IN IRON, AND STEEL.
corner Fifteenth and Cary streets, Richmond, va
Personal attention eiSen 10 the sale of GRAIN,
FLOUR. EEAE TtsBAG 60. BE-! b AGs FURNISHED.
VIII be assisted by MIR, SAMUEL WoRTHAM. hte
Of Il. & 8, Workman 3 Go. oc 21-1m
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Young men, do not cast four :arstYota.te
ps pld commo nweaitii. Reuem''
Der that you have q future before you.
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An Elaborate Compliments,

|l35ss From The Chicago Tinaes.I &
tIsss2 Lasiag Thurman; The Democrats in the
s8eaate " III fbe like dcck OF sheep that has
lost it's bell-Wether.
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NY% WE HEREWITH EXTEND

TO OUR NUMEROUS
CITY AND COUNTRY PATRONS
& CORDIAL INVITATION TO BE PRESENT
AToUR
SECOND GRAND OPENING
ONE HUNDRED. AND sEvENTY-NINE CASES
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS,
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH,
COMPRISING
WORsTED DRESS GOODS. 1910. upwards;
CoLORED and BLACK CAsHMEREs, 500. up.
BLACK and coLoRED SILKS and sATINs, 75c.
PLAIN. STRIPED, and BEocADED vELvETs,
BLACK SILK PRINCES Especial lmpor,auonJ,
Ns*est sIylss REESS; loe: upwards;
Latest patterns FLANEELs, for sacques. csc.
PLAIN and TwlLLED FLANNELs--all colors-
200 p Hscc &c CtHSToN FLANNELs-from auction
The besl Soc, 75c and 81 CAssIMEREs in yir-
Every rvs" Shade of WATERPROOF very cheap:
Best BEAVER and DIAGONAL CLOAkINGS very
500 CLUAKs made to our order, aud guaranteed
in price. quality. and H.:
0Tr ESs e sssns ani esd E 'e
cheaper Than ever.
800 dozen KID GLOvES-every new shadc-50c.
Ladies, GENTLEMEN's, and CHILDREN's
HO$lERY,m.,,the largest stock In the city;
LSCE- and SlLK.TlEs and HANDKF Ri'HiFrS
Ribbons iiibtj IS KGcH'NGS. LACES. EWBtoiDE-
BLEACHED and BROWN sHIRTINGS and
SIlEETiNGS; ,,-,r- ro,,.rru n,.urc
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NicAaoRic mMoSD. VA. oe'eoFr TO o, re- .ro THE
NOTICE is HEREBY H ,i,lr h;S RI
" following noidtls Of ne n Sc khlecHfiHoSp ANT
Clustered BONDS or IN 'rnoSMrANY, due Ai M !
DANVlLLE RhuiL l1s,ret j. boyle. Bond ~ is
FOR 800; X. +. GEavss- rrss st,i ntr bond No.
Tor 500: Holden Rhodss Of aid stLSi
81. fos sl4o0 ohio res,'s 80 present. tie an ~ d
i Z ts once q 'hs ssry,IRAY
Richmond. on or oesors The same sll ceA'e' aa'
after that date ,a M ,Iss s,e in bar lh"rsof
this R9 nfder Of lie Board OF n.seK;f' seslets
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Ne JUST RECEIVED.
A FRESH SUPPLY or
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
4. HUTZLER & sons
800 BROAD STREET.
Full line Of FOREIGN ana D. ME<Tlr Dpr,s
GOODS at popular prices:
BLACK CACHEMiRU>.
COLORFD CACIEN!HES
BLANKETS, FLANNFL>.
LADIES' and GENTLTMEN'S iNnEGWEkp
NOTIONS in erIirss yari,:y
HASDkEECiiiEF-
RICHARDSON'S LINENS in remnants. a, ,c,-
low prices;
CASHMERE iar.
CLOAkS-iuli igc
100 dszen BLEACHED DAIN>E TOWELS :,
25c, cheapest ever OF, r"I Ia ;he cjry.
&C LIN \. HUIILEH & SOS
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nITJOHN c. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No 1904 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, fAn
has Just received / fine assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
imported especially for him, which he VIII MAKE ul
in Il workmaniike manner In the
VERY LATEST STYLES
AND AT
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, AND CUFFS
of fine grades made TO order at short notice.
se13-3m FIT GUARANTEED.
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MEETINGS..

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND COMMANDERi.)
no 2, KNIGHTS TEMPLARs. {
RICHMoNn, VA, october II, 1879. }
GENERAL ORDER, No. 11-SIR ~
VI KNIGHTS: Attend stated assembly ~
of the l,Ommaud,ry at the asylum. st. ~
Aban's Hall, corner Of Third and Main = y
streets, THIS (1uesdav) EVENING n ~
O'Clock In citizens dress Members OF he Com
mandery of 81. Andrew. No. ID, and visiting
Knights are c0urienusIy invited.
by order Of the Eminent Conn anter.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Captain General.
Attest: c. F. DANFoRTI, Recorder. oc 2s-lt
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MILITARY NOE ICES.
PATTERNS, DC
FNSas PESSt0NAP..

DRESERVE YOUR SIGHT. $50
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CITY AND COUNTRY PATRONS
& CORDIAL INVITATION TO BE PRESENT
ATOUR
SECOND GRAND OPENING
, 1879-03-31

Sp&ttdf U4p1tth 70 1hE 1f1hflnt.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 30.-Xnch Chand-
Ter is receiving great many letters daily from
Republicans from alt parts Of the country,
thnrking him for lis speech in tic JEFF Davis
debate. Some Of bis friends tire taking advau-
taao Of the favorable reception which this speech
llas met to attempt to work up d feeling for the
sturdy old MichIgandcr as Presidential candt-
datc, Some nnti.Grant men have approached
prominent persons upon this subject, and have
urged them, ii possible, to prcss Chandler for
ward. Chandler himself, however, upon being
Informed Of these attempts, said, "That bco
noyur cnt0gcd my bonnet"
srEAKEn RANDALL,
In organizing the Committees, will, It is con-
fldcntly stated, treat the defeated candidates
for the Hpcakcrship with great consideration.
II Is even said that Blackburn Is to be appointed
Chairman ot the Committee on Banking and
Currency. Whether this Is true or not, It Is not
unlikely TINT Randall will givo tl,at position to
a sott-mouey man, rs he did In the last Con-
Eress. Tho Democrats, anxious to relieve
themselves from the assaults OF one OF tho best
Congcr, OF Michignn,'a. member OF the COM
mittco to investigate the charges against the
Cincinnati congressman.
REPRESENTATIVE ALpN1cu
has presented tho petition Of Mrs. William Blair
nnll klxty ether women Of the Gccoud Freshly.
tcrian Church at Chicago, ILL.,, for such legtsta-
t!on 2, ,sa5 III! mako effective tie Ant''poyeany
THE SENATE oPPICERS.
Il sccms that neither tho Secretary OF the
Scpate nor the new ScrCcant-at- Arms ID 10 make
my removals from office in his Department un'
til ESPECIALLY instructed By Democratic caucus.
At former caucus d resolution was passed
recommending that no further chauges
should be ma.ie. tic object tein&<, first, not ID
confuse tho business, aud, second, to.lcaye open
, 1879-03-31

my seat in The Senate after both my aide and
Spotforl's aide wero heard and considered:
Under t,lcse circumstances 10 uuseat tnb Wouid
be 10 do something that has never been heard
The slightest precedent upon which such CAUSE
Of actfun could be based: Nothing stmtlar
to such action can be found cislset
in our history or In English history. There IL no
"1hc attempt Is gnlng to b made to put
spofford In, to It not1"
''Oh: yca. Hts petition Is already before tho
9enAte, and has been referred to tho Committee
on Privileges unh Elections when appointed. l
understand that he makcs eomo severe charges
Of frauh etc, against INC. IL this fa bis limo u{
action he wifi, before tho thing is orgf, nd that
eGood deal al mud eau b0 thrown. Tie etnIrch.
ing business can be carried on hr TWO hrH1s, aud
spollosd ought to bo politician enough to
knuN lt.r
, 1879-03-31
GOLD,


Tho Recent Hind III the Upper Peninsula.
Special Dstpateh to tbs Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, March H.-Canccrning tho
gold discoveries on the Upper Michigan PENN
su'a, tho Escanaba Iron PORT Of yesterday has
the following:
There .a no question of doubt now but that cor.
1 81 s xoa sa n s
hest specimens show quito distinctly upoa tho
surface. Wc must eonfeas that We wore some.
after Investigating the story. examInlMc Tho ora
sent Itself tho Aurfacv. wo had to bs convinced.
This must undoubtedly have been from
III h.ss woea ee q ss
Tho question Of separation. The Judge thinks. la
comparatively easy ono. a. he T. .att.aed tnat l.
@ sass Il 10 bo toa.ted 10 ell@inate tbs s%pbar whsk
u a small 9snttt'es wsth T. IT,
usn,y ~ s. Sats :po pfones. ss:sy
1T of Ghicsuo .asurcd iii. thai, with ii! lbs snr.
rounalnSs sa,oEah!s' ~ thoueht that she eattao:
moi exceeding s. . ton. Tho Judge /. anxious TO
~ The sepa1a!!oa on !a'x%e % %scae a1a "9ud 'snd
lou 'p {" g.
ii sSt N o!d: ts.i1oasa Ms.tes% a.s:sf. saIsS j.
atxar. Il iust a. elective a. anything elsc. ,!0f
courus many stories ssc a.loat In regard 70 this
AtFsneo dlscofcfy and the further lAeS tFaVet tht
larger they hec0ine until specka aud die scaes ot
gold have become alzeaGle nuggets; ~, and some of
ba no doubt tue that gold nina e11sts On tho Up,
per Peninsula OF Michigan, thiEty-fous mtlcs west
from this port.
Wo hayo obta.ned the sxast analysi1; ,as pro.
cured bY Mr. Thomas ureen. who has Just returned
from Chicago:
Silver 4ol IDOL uu0 oz. per ton Of 9, 600
M, equal, ut 81. OK per 0z., to......3 800 90
Gold. 81 J13- ! ,QUu o. per ton Ut 4, 600
NJ, equal, At SO u, to........,..." l.eo34l
The same paper rossaorts that lron.ore carry.
Ing gold has beon found In the vicinity Of tile
Hrule River. Reports ln regard 10 The tlnd sto
~ $590 10 ths lou. It IL said e be Observed ID
minute apeeks NTH tho nakcd Gye.
, 1879-03-31
1NFIIsaI,

PHYSICAL CONDITION oPTlLnEM AND THURMAN.
Sneetat Dsuatca 10 7At 7r1bnns.
WAsnlNoros, D. t., Mareh oo.--A gentlo-
man wei! acquainted With tho "details Of Now
York politics makes tho following statement:
"a gcutIolnan who Is personally acquainted
antl personally and politically very intimate
With BIT. Ti!dcn, said yesterday that the late
Democratic candidate IL in worry pEecaxlous
condition, physically, Ind tint he is liable 10
drop Oh and day. lIo says TINT the true condl-
ton OF Mr. Tlldon Is concealed by bis friends,
and that be Is mado to masquerade Ia public
wlcu ha should really bu In bed.n Frank His
cock, Republican member Of Congress- from
New York, as,d member Of tho late Potter
Committee, Is said 10 ba willing to bet any
amount OF money tfat kir. Ttldcn will not live
year. Iltseock examined Mr. Tildeu In Now
York during tho Potter Comm!ttce's !nvcstEga.
tion, and bases bis judgment on sis. llllcn's
ieenlcncss aud conduct on tint occaaEou. Thur
,nau. another great Democratic candidate for
President, Is also In very feeble health 1t he
oYertsxcs h|mself In the slightest degree hs has
10 lay BY for Il few days to recover.
, 1879-03-31

3uuOE NAA11Alt8 hEAARnHs
WAsn1Harox, D. C., March 29.-The case Of
tourncd TIL MondaY. The arguments Of counsel
wero the only matters Of interest to-day. Gen.
l}ut1er moved that the case be taken from the
Jurors, as the receipts OF pla.ntI1 effected full
release for the defendant. The judge said he
did not entertain any doubts as to bis power to
Withdraw the case from the jurr,
but what he wanted most vas to hear
something more about the receipt. II
tho suit Was TO stand upon the receipt
alonn be would settle the case very quickly, but
what he wanted to know ras whether or MT
there xas my contFoTeftlng statements .:a d ,ala
he should hold 1t a bar to this action.
a recess mas taken, md when tile Court reas-
sembled argument on tile point Of taw Was con-
tinuet, and Gun. Butler said that b. recognizing
tho validity Of this claim It would
orEx THE DOOR 10 BLAcKMA1LERs,
md NO man could tell how soon be would be
virtlmfzed. 1io asked the Court to rise and
come 10 the rescue Of the community. and assist
in driving out those women who dttNrce tile
Capitol and b3neksnail legislators, and teach
them that tho halls OF Justice arc the last place
wlicro they must come to further blacken their
Victims after entering into settlement; break
the charm Of these sutta which have come down
from Alexander Hamilton, who was drawn upon
so heavily By the blackmailer, until finally his
salnry would not support him.
The Judge denied the motion to withdraw
the case from the jury. and then Gen. Butler
moved TINT, as Mrs. Oliver, by hcr statements,
manner Of living, and conduct, was, III the eyn
OF the Law. married woman, ate was estopned
from coueummatlng smother marriage. THE
Judge said II he should govern himself by
1llc facts In TIC case {,hs jury was absent
from the room) no would make short work Of
It. But this casc must be tried as any other Is.
These pnrtfcs came here both adulterers. Well,
that Tas a rather poor recommendation for d
ali the a1u.tcrous practices Of tic woman, the
Senator Is fool enough to marry her,
there ts nothing to prevent It. Th!d
wo1nan's history aid practices run through tho
entire case, ant be believed her antecedent his
tory playei part Of the deception, and NIL knew
deception did not bind in contract to narr1nce
but tle lad no fears Of the Jury running away
with Justice while he held the rein, SO he would
override the motion.
, 1879-03-31


Excmpt from Taxatson-KaElwny. Bridge
Across tho Ut. Lawrnncn-Iuron & On
tarlu Ship Cnnnt-A Queer IsIgany-Cuso,
Gpteta, D1&pdlch 10 ne Tribupk
OTTAWA, March 30.-lt is understood that
the lnmbsrrnen, having failed to impress tho
Gosernuen. With any desire to study tllcir i'm
poFtaht as.tl at present crippled industry, b5 ex-
emptluE frutn tllc Increased tariff such goods us
they purchase, hayo decided that, In order to
maintain thelr position In the markets Of tho
world, which can only be done by selling lumber
at tho present rates, they must reduce tho fatc
Of wages paid to their employees.
Tic Governor General has promised dcputa-
tion from Guelph to visit that place on tue 2lst
Of May. lie will stay In toronto during TINT
week.
With regard to Mr. Ttltey's tari1-tinkerlng,
tic following, facts ara published: 4 depnta~
tton Waited On Mr. TilIey to request that tho
srstcm he has Introduced for determining tho
weight OF pork In barrcls 10 so amended that
cyery tenth barrel, instead Of every barrel, bc
Weighed, or TINT the weight OF barrel be mp
proxtmatcd. Under the old practice, each bar
rel WAS appsoxlmatcsl to weigh 100 pounds; but
Air. Ttllcy, believing that the revenue Of this
country f. bo!ns detraulsd!, hn. ordered TINT
q q" entry shall he be oneued, gs.i @ni
each s!ls1e piece Of rork weighed.
The dcputation demonstrated against thfs, md
requested NJ: T!ey to ~ rate r., Of g barrel ,'
| 2p pounds. This be- agreed to DO, md tue dep
| utatlDn Withdrew. It had scarcely Disappeared
when the etlckc Minister OF Finance wrote letter
sunt to | n l,rp2usluon 10 spproxinaso tie weigl.t
Of barrel Of pork. Is llu had been Informed that
ai0 pounds Of york wcsc sometimes packed In
one barrel. Tic Inter statenrut was 10 rilteu-
loI1s that thr leader Of the ttcrHtatinn patd u
second visit tn tlIe vacillatlng Mnslcr, and u.s.
| sured him tlla. he wus mlstu!orncd. atr. 1Il1ey
then promised to study the question; aud thus
the qissst!un stands at present,
preparing a pe.iton for signature by tbs islantt
representatives, setting forti, the claims Of tho
Islam, 10 s',arc IN tho fishery awarl the same
clailns as hcr slinra Sl, 40 too3.
| sptcfat In.natca to me Tribune:
MONTREAL, Murch W.-l'hcEe is 81, 900
worth Of exempted property IN hfontsual, LII
eo4otaun a
| property. OF tile Churches tho Rosnan:Catho
in"tttnt,n,,s ,ns fns,nne a., nxc'nn,",1 81 III
~, ssaut!o,s @ , 'Is u.S ~ '1St.Gu ~
the formes sspl o0 ar'l " a,l hitter seO. .ooo.
Corporation property. :! ,10o; Government,
4 uuw scheme Is projected fur tic erection Of
railway ay-bridga ncross thu st. Lawrence RIVER,
opposite the city. spanning t1lu st. Mury's cur
rent, n1.,t using tiu Isle Roude Us stcppIn,-
stone, Tile author OF tic scheme, who is d
gentleman OF this city, is at present on tho
othrr Side Of the line, seeking the aid Of A1uerl-
| can capitalists.
Bpeeta! D'*pa.eh to Tas Tribune
| ToNosTo, March 30.-A public mcettng was
| held In the st. Lawrence Hall for tho purpose
Of considering the Feasibility nf constructing
tho uurou t. Ontarlo Ship. .Cnnal. I1lt Ma}or
expla,ped at sunlc length tho use Of t,.a h.
drnue lift.fock. Ccscript{ou VI thu. Working
, 1879-03-31

MADISON, Wls., March s0.-Albert Cheny, A..
n. Doegost. ". A. 8pau1dInc, aug schoen!ng,
Thomas Morgan, and Robert He'nrichs. the u,en
most seriously burned iu tho Fairchi!d Block
hre yesterday, ha.s been Ia terrible ps!a last
uIght aud to-day. Their heads, faces. and bands
ara terribly swollen but theIr eyes are al right.
Tho doctors fear that txo Or three OF them ase
, 1879-03-31
lhiIuARY.

BALTIMORE, March S9.-Ex.Congtesausa
William 8. Albert died Jeaterday. -:
ARLINGTON, Va, March so.-Ex. .copg1essmaa
jsmaa z. Gibson died this moFnlpg, 49,.
CINCINNATI, O.. March 2a.-E1.Aayor John-
btoQ died to-day.
, 1879-03-31
MONDAY. MARCH 81. 1879.

to have II appear that tho South WAS always
pEttcd agalnst tic North. Au Ohio Democrat
aatd tonight that his party Ind made mistake.
and that, II this continues, Ohio will 60 Rcpub-
1lcan 100000 THIS fall.
, 1879-03-31
1fELLQG(t,

WHAT nj BArs ABOUT TUB FHoposRp At
TaurT TO THROW lItM OUT or TUE SENATE.
dpsctas Dssoaseh 10 17s T7aune
WARRINGTON, D. G., March 20.-senator Ksl-
iog0 to-day spoke vesy forcIby on the subject
OF tho attempt to Gust him from tho 9anate.
1.-THE cale," ha said, "has already hssn dts-
possd Of On its merits, and bare been given
, 1879-03-31
APPOINTMENT.

Sptftal pup>s&eh to Ths 1rtb,at&.
MADISON, Wis., March eo.--Tho Rev. J. A. II.
Rogers, Of 8hawano. haa bean appointed Visitor
10 ths 8tata University. Mr. Rogers till recently
was Professor Of Grsuk und President OF Besea
College, Kentucky, aud Ia a nfst'class educator.
, 1879-03-31
FH IRTEs
FHlRTEs
SH[I..RT'S! ].
READY-MADE,
WIL.S0N BROS.

Have just retltted their manu-
factory with all the modern
machinery, and nre better than
ever prepared to produce the
BEST goods at the LOWEST
prices. They have now in stock
more than 1000 dozen Shirts,
and can fit the smallest boy or
the largest man. Their stock
Of Colored Shirts. made from
the best foreign goods, is large
and attractive. A full stock Of
Night Shirts, including several
lines Of RufHed and Fancy
Trimmed. Linen Collars and
Cuffs in all the latest styles.
, 1879-03-31

Nav Yoag, March so.-ArFl'ed, tho City Of
Chester, from Liverpool.
Lokpox, March 80,-The steamships City OF
New York md Gellert, from New York, and
Ohio, from Philadelphia, hare arrived out.
, 1879-03-31
STILL ANOTHER MILL,

STI1,L ANOTHER MILL.
MtssEArolIs. Mlnu., March 50.-Tbe city
fous mills iu this city. ownc1 b. the First
Nntional Bank. wers entirely destroyed BY Gro
this morning. Loss about $4,000; small tn-
snrancc. The flre caught from tho snohe-stack
Of an adjoining mil.
, 1879-03-31
AT INDIANAPOLIS,

AT tNDIANAfOL1E.
Gpfcfdi Dtpntrh 10 3as 7s1tunG
tnUJANAroLis, Ind, March 8V.-A frn this
lnornI!, br0ke out In McFarlang'a chop-house,
frum . kftchen-tnnge. doina ubous 81 800 dam
age to the furniture and stock. The building
NUS only sllaht!} damaged.
, 1879-03-31

1lcan 100000 this fall.
THE ARMY BILL.
i TELLING sPErcIf NJ GEN. oAnrIsLp.
sp<ctai hspateh to The Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 29-"Yo You said.
In 1861, That Tho doctrine Of accession must bc
accepted, or wc will shoot down the 0overn-
ment' That wna an open, manly declaration.
You say. In 1870, .sYou must accept Demo-
cratic dlctatlon, or We will statro out tic Gov.
crnmont.' That Is base, mean, cowardly. In
1855, before the War, whan tho Democracy was
'n It's prime. you considered 1t ncccssnry, wise,
anf1 constitutional that tho United states Mar
shals should have power 10 Use tho United
Stales army, navy. or tnsrlucs as posse
to search the house Of every Northern
rnau in pursuit Of fugitive slases. In 1870, tito
negro being FREQ md Toter, you think IL TN
wise. dangerous, and unconstitutional for the
United States Masshals to have posse to com-
nand either the arnyt the navy, or tho 1uarincs,
or an armcd civil posse to protect tint negro at
tho polls, and you threaten to starTe out the
Government unlcsa that Law ia repealed"
With sentiments ike these, addressed to the
eutc.bellum leaders in tie House, Gen. Garfield
OPENED rna GREAT DEBATE
TO-DAY, It was probably the best effort OF his
life, Tie Republican side Of tile House Has
electrified. The Democrats wcre dismaYod.
Every Democratic member kept bis seat during
this memorable speech, anxious to KNOW how
the Bourbon leaders would meet It. Every Re-
publican kept his place pleased to hear 30 clear
a statement Of the Republican position, panied
n know TINT. in the proertss Of events, the mol.
ttlcs OF eighteen ycars ago has returned. Alex
anf.cr Htcphcns Ind euokcu, and had rolled him
self like mummy upon wheels ID his vaiu,
trimmed to tho Bourbon side, as Is his custom,
Sprtnrer, tho presiding officer, after hearing
arguments upon tic points Of order, had road
an ontuion ruling Ia the amendment, which wns
written before thc arguments were made, and
had declared that the House is without rules
and is drifting po!nt1cssly,
When Gen, Garfield tpse to speak thcrp was
instant silence md attention. The Democrats
waited eagerly to hear the first declaration OF
tho Republican position upon the merits, antl to
learn from him what truth there was in the
rumors that the Republicans were likely to be-
cp,ne timid, Yielding minority. Ills first SEN
tences carried the conviction Of
THE 1ERR1DLa EARNas1MEss or 7uB REpuB.
LioAss.
Ills concluding words made the Democrats
fear tint II the speech Is moi to Grange the do
crccs OF the Democratic CAUCUS, 1t Is destined
to stnrtle tue people Of the Republican North.
1t was to DO m appeal from the flat OF the ST.
crct Democratic league to thu dod-cso"ncd,
lod-anolntcd sovereignty Of the people.
Hnfnn of tim leafttntr pofnts of thfs retnnrk-
oh1r .ncecb mav hc hero sun,,norzcd. rcu. Gor.
no,1 au,, oeeseu @ "a3 w .,. aeso :, us.1 ~, ua.
held oeRan WIN eonsc'oushess o. tae oeep
solemntty Of the crisis Into which tho Detnoe-
shnrrrd ,hc danth of his convictions.
r. ~. =, ~ II J., a., ..,., ~. .."N
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-09
ENEM SALOON.

TIHE undersigned, late proprietor. OF
4 s-The Cotton Isxeiiange saloon IN
Galveston, lIas this day openedin Lake
Charles. La. ION Ryan st., at tine late
stand of Jsiiilsen & Bredersnn s Bakery
and Family Grocery Store. oppnsite tine
Haskell House, an entirely new and
First Glass Saloon
for the isaileeofs Ghoiee Liquors, Wines,
Ale. beer, and Cigars.
Billiard PLAYERS will find = first class
IPigeonlHdle Table. and also une OF
Brunswick. Bait "a Cos eelslJsttea Par
Tor Billiard Tslllies.
Nugpaiils will iDe spared to secure the
comfort. endowment and sat: 5factIen OF
nay patrons JOhA tLAhoSlNs
AnTil u 1876. Proprietor.