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AMBULANCE HORSE on A RUS.-There
was Il call yesterday morning for the ambu.
lance 10 take sick man from the rear OF
Dr.. McGuire's house, on Franklin street.
The 'alrlshouse ambulance was used, but
rot the regular city ambulance. Near the
corner OF Seventh and Franklin the horse
took fright, ran away, and colided with a
buggy. The ambulance driver, Henry
Toombs, was thrown out and had bis collar
bone broken, and was otherwise injured.
The ambulance was seriously damaged, but
the hrpry was not.
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poprSKg's CELEnRATEn LAGER, The leptas
Ecrr, endorsed b. all eminent physicians NoS'se
fresh daily. md delivered 10 famile-.
CHRISTIAN & WHesG,
Gcuer.,i Agents.
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GouRAUD-s CLiMPIAS CREAM FOR IliE oN
PLkxIoS.-White reduced TO 81; Pin". LOT VI"
80 "a soc PURCELL, LApn Z CO., Agents.
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t,yr!cE or RICHMOND PERPETUAL RrlLD1SG'
LOAN. AND TRUST COMPANY.
No ELEVENTH STREET. |
RICHMOND. Va. Juiy l, 1879. }
s-OTICE.-The Board ei Directors OF this
y ro,nrsnv haze declared DIVIDEND OF
FIYf. PER CENT. free of taxi out OF the earnings
nr The p,St six months. payable al rhc Office OF thc
cor,rSDy on and after he 1Of Instant.
WILLIAM LOVEESTElN.
ivI-1O; Cashier.
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shops in the Yirei penitentiary arrange
inehts De made for the accommodation o
!he prisoners on the Sabbath day In the re-
, liglous sci vices conducted BY The chaplain
and the Sunday. School Association Of said
nenltentiary, recognizing, IS this Genera
assembly docs, The great value OF the reIj.
E|oi@ lnSti uciion given to the conyictS for
years past by sentlcmen who have, volun.
ItarllPf contributed their time and service 10
that eDd'';
And whereas the large number Of con-
victs now employed on the canal have reu-
aered Inoss efficient and ynlIablc service in
| che preservation Of she works OF the COM
pany; therefore
! ReSOECed, That n contribution of 800 Tor
I've erection aua equipDcnt OF chapel in
lhe Penilentary be made by this company
in sid o! the fund BOW being r.'ised by the
cltlzcDs OF Richnoad for this purpose.
MAJOR JoHHsros's HOPE.
Major Johnston stated that from :he con.
terence he had with Gosernor Randolph and
Mr. PaFsons to-day be had more hope Of q
railroad from the supplemental bill than he
had ever bad from the ori.sinal biE.
Adjourned to 6 P. NJ. jis9 18th.
MoETrAEY REPORT for the week ending
June %. 1879:
Cause OF Death: AsphyXia, 1 colcred
Draln-dsease, colorcd; burns. J. coIoycd
cancer, white; cholera iniantuDl, white,
colored; consumption. white. . 2colored
commissions Gnrantile), white, . eolored;
diarrhea, 1 white, . colorcd; dropsy, l
colored; dysentery, /, colored; fever (scar-
lett, white, 1 co!orcd; fever cyphoidb l
white, l coIored; heart-disease, 2 white,
colored; bemorrhage prom lungs), color
ed; lnfantile iockjaw. , colofed; iDaamma-
tion Of bowels. colored; measles, white,
l colored; paralysis, coIored; pIeurisy, l
coiored; pneumonia, l white; premature
birth, colored; py9mia, white; shock,
l white; teething, colored; unknown, l
colored. Whole number OF deaths in the
city, exclusive Of still-births, 40. Age:
One day to thirty, l white, 4 colored-tO
tai, 8; one month to six, 2 white, I color
6; six months to twelve, white,
5 colored-total. !; one year to three,
white, 5 cnlOred-total, G; three years to
five. white, colorcd-iotal. 3; FIVE years
to ten, white, colored-total, 3; ten
years to twenty, 2colored; twenty years TO
thirty. 4 white, 3 co!ored-tolal, Z; thirty
years to forty, white; forty years to fifty, |
2 white, 2 colored-totaI, ( fifty years 10
sixty, 2 white. | coIored-totaI, 8; sixty
years to seventy, , colored. Condition /:
Single. II white, 25 coIored-total, Sc; |
1 white, colored-total, 7;
widowers, l white; widows, 1 white. 8
coored -fotul. 4; unknown, white. No
!iUity: Richmond, Sc; ;. other parts cf the
United States, u; Germany, 1. Locality:
Marshall Ward, l white, colorcd-total, |
,; Jefferson Ward, white. s colored-total, |
II; Madison Ward. l white, colorcd-
;otal, 4; Monroe Ward, white. l color
5; Clay Ward, white, > color
s; Jackson Ward, l white. Il
II; aimShouse, l white, > |
6.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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4 CAPITAL APpoINTMEST.-Colone W. S.
Gilman was Yesterday appointed index
clerk Of the United States Senate-salary,
2,1Oo per annum. This viii! be recognized
all over Virginia as a No.. / appointment,
because Colonel Gilman is not only well
qualified for the position, but no man has
since 1869 to the present time rendered
more faithful service to the Conservative
party OF Virginia than he has. Our readers
know his ability as a correspondent, and
will be glad to learn that he will continue
to serve the Dispatch next session rs faith
fully as he has since December, 1877.
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.1yvr,xl.wAY...omyIHCs LINE.

opPIeg RicliEoSp RAILWAY COMPANY.
tNS AND AFTER July s, 1870. A
1OLISs. OF O.dSIHuSEs WI. he ruin In connfc.
,ion with our ears Com rlS ae.tsrn terminus -
tioI,rwooi Witl 10 ndeio..a. eharse 70 Ihs a,aAs
| c"r ns,sa ''. ~ - =. Is *. 4. WhI.KEk..tf
>wHin sRrerlsIrndsnis
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E'UURTH-OFJULY PICNIC EXCUR-
Il SION

Use IfE RE ON THE RETURN AT O A, NJ
ON THE 5TH. .
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TI-TT'S PILLS.

,,~,,.hvE Wi!liaals. Newton. y. G.. write:
u n,yc- sold n medicine that gives >nct, gene
-.l ",,l,fsc,i,n a> TUFTS PILLS. The delnau'
:nEr.a<,- c,rsy Gay.
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FIRST NATIONAL BASK.l

FIRST NATIONAL BhSK.l
EICilNO:p. VA. June 20. 1879.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
l have ,ni, iay declared L DIVIDEND OF FIVE
PER CENT. f-,'r. Of taxes, PAYABLE on and after
the Isl Gay OF Ju!y. 1870. >. y. GLOVEk.
!. o7.rJy. Cashier.
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ITO. ZOE T ANLDNSNlLLE!
MILLINERY

xSILilSEkY.---A wc. desire I'D -.S2>
~ set,sce our s;osS. S>,bave zrezsn ~. fSSXE
i1;u~a a.,- l:ice. AMI ase new Sci.ins N.L-JfsySs,
hISERT CUOIS II isss than hal! yslnr. Csu ana
T r.omyirr. ytnrs2If cf 'ai< fret. SfEAWS, t,ntps,
fLEhl. .ORNS, FEATHERS. GaCzhs. GEAfS.
| GRAPE VEINS. 80. u u 70 var intsFsss tn ~
,nine ,,.,. .t., Z. Qar riic sS,aEIs.,ip Y
/ low. A'N AK = ,S...sa 80.
JY2 80 .... 49,. - ttx-
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FOURTH OF July.
Ea5sfCATS+ SAa~

DOANOkE COLLEGE. SALEM. Va
~ Twen.y-Scfcnth SESSION {. gins >r.PTEMBER
3D. Location lin the mnuntainsl III. surpassed l"r
hra'thlulncss aud beautiful. scenery. ColIe"ia'e
course hlch aad comprehensive: scholarship thor
ouch. Also. prrparaioISr. NORMAL aud part! III
course. iitst aGrsntages fcE All College noted
for good nrrala. EXPENSES for session Of tsl
months fro.I $3.50 10 s2.ai. .imclts,:ing College ices
board. iuc:, light, and washing Send :Gr catalogue,
new cat OF buildings and ggcuH..s. SC.
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02

DID YOU EVER? No; never smoked netsef oc
C,GAn li,an WuITLocE'5 lTc-NiC.
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NATIONAL BANK OF NIEGISIA,}
RICHMOND. VA June 27. 1879.
THIS BANK HAS DECLARED a DINI-
| DEND OF THREE PER CENT, free from all
t.yes ont Of the profits of the past six months. pay
be 10 the stockholders nnh after The 1st DAY OF
July. q. W. LothHOmm;'
2N-l (asnltr.
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TTTrS FILLS.

!, = Key. D,G Town. Ark. says:
-. h.MN;ii.> = FILLS are the best ever gold. ;h'nS
-. Nil no, Oc ab;y TO handle any other pill"
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WANTS..


WANTED. SUFFERERS from Piles.
w FlssURE. and FtSTTrIA to remember hat
DIR. W. k. SHliH of Baltitsore. viii be- in Rfcal-
mOnd SATURDAY MORNlctti. July 5rn. ressln-
Cures without knife. ligat ,rc, callsric." orahy
painful process. LADIES attended NJ their .e>,-
deNceS. Or. SMITH cfers TO f.. II. Simpson, W. ~,
Gosden, g.. W. Catiett, Of Htc7mnnd. ..
Il 2-W. .Th, ,SsNrtf
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DlYIDEED NOTICE.

CITIZENS BANK fF RICHMOND !
June 2i, 1879
The direc.,ns Of this hank have this day declared
& DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. tfree ct all
raxr.l on the ctplt,l STOCK Of The bank out OF the
lct earnings uf the p:s, Tx months. ptyaDle on
and after the 5rH DAY OF July. 1879.
EDWIN 4. SSEAD.
i.oJ-.d Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02

IT MAY INTEREST OUR LADY READERS 10 know
that the painful! effects OF suEblirn upon Il delicate
skin CHI be Immediately relieved By the use OF j. i
E. ATKlEs0S'S Toilet Vinegar.
CO.B.NATIOS BATHING SUITS,
COMBINATION BATHING SUITS,
4. SAXs & co.'s,
1913 Main street.
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,TuER BUSINESS. :.

mfr. Nowliu presented the following,
which was unanimously agreed TO:
whereas tho General Assembly Oh Vlr'
otnia. at its last session, adopted the follow
Ing resolution:
:. Rssolved, That In rebuilding the work
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Don't ToRC TT THAT IT IS AT
LEVY BROTHERS
wntre you VIII lnd l. large assortment oil
EEADY-MADE DRESSES,
OvERSKIHTs aud EASQUES,
CLSTEES;
Al kinds of UNDERGRADUATES for ia's'cs,
large assortment Of DRESS GOODS,
RIBBONS. LACES.
C1L-CLeTIS. CARPETS, and MATTtSGs.
PARAsoIs, pARASoLS, PARASoLs.
One hundred superior q;ra'l'y SILK-LtSED TAR
As1Is at ha.f their value. They muss be sold ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
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Gtsrdhttlie Com rabr-
wealth.
! Cap' M. J" Spotswoosi.
Licua 'al,am BorksdaIc.
Llcut. e.. X. Wren.
SergsanLJ. II. Grafton,
- rg"ant lsotcr Harold,
Prrva.~ w. Perkins.
! i'r!val eW. r.. McHae.
| prirafc Carter Harrison,
! PI;vatSA. &. Kellogg.
" ]
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Union BANK OF RICHMOND, !
CCn 4

MON DAM pf IkIttlaiO->b's
June 27. 1879. !
rJ,HE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK have
| declared Il DIVIDEND OF THREE PEN
CENT Tor $50 per shar') out OF the earnings OF
The pat SIX months payable on and after tte lSt
Im,, lS7n JAMES MILLER,
I:oGlw Cashier.
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GrrirE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
INSURANCE COMPANY. ,
Iunn 10 lSIl \
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TIE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA

TIE STATE BANK OF NIRGINIA,I
itC!iAOS VA. June 90, 1879.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
I haycth!s Ciav dcc!arcda DIVIDEND OF THREE
PER CENT. free Of ta>cSl out Of The earnings OF
the ia; SIX months, ayalI!e on and after July L.
Is-G WILLIAM ". II!LL,
n'S-e; Cashier.
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DON'T maze mistake, fer limitations are various
end numerous. When you want n sc. KEY-WEsT
CtGAr seq that yon ge, WIEITLocK'S, with coD3'
rigA.ed sahel representing tcs&cco-seW on every
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INSC NANtE T NVNFNE1. ?
rlCpMoNp. VA, June 80, 1879.
,,,,1r BnARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
| rnNpASY h.vc Cec1red 81 St,Mt-ANNChI
ItviNISD OF FOUR PER CENT. ou- of the
arors of ,he rss, SIX months paNahle on ana after
IT, -,b az .I,ly. J. Il. MOORE.
.rI-r Secretary.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE Insurance Cog
RICHMOND, June 26. 1879,
DIVDEED E0TICE.-The Directors Of
~ this cn,nrauT have declared 4 scmi-annual
DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT. lfr'e of all
1syes on. n the prnti;s ni tn last six months. nav
able 10 tie Stockholders OF aud after July l, 1917
i~27-.w j. ". TATE, Secretary.
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H'uE CHEAPEST EXCLUSION GI ,xa
OF THE SEASON
TO WEST POINT,
MONDAY. JuL :, TSf0.
5Dc. RuUND-TRU' TICKETS soc.

:. Children Jrc years and unh <r free.
Wly-p;tsscsgers. 50 cons.
1icheis for sulc by commit zee ut 30. OF morn
ing OF ;r 1Th.
DINNER at Grove Hotel. so cents.
OYSTERS Ora ~. aud FIX IL in abundance.
ait:iE BT \ FINE STRiN - Bh..D.
h: HANGING. BOATING. FISHING, aHd BATH
!NG.
T,a!n will leave Mt 7:3O A. W.: ard. returning,
SAL arrive in Nchuoud at 7:SD l.. Y. Hc>t order
rn he preserved. 40 liquor WI b" :lhJacd 10 he
sold OF tho ts-Iin. n. PERDCE. Manager.
Commit ee: JOHN L. GRIFFIN, /. L. BURR.
- .f.G
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TUFTS PILLS.

-. g,,,ne.;s. nscn:s. M,rn, says:
! y: in,e Ing Dn, luTT'S r!li;S. and am having
- nno"i; ~ a<'i,s 1aaa have had in 'htr'! years"
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pISEEETssS.

o. CENTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Imy 1-codtFcl?l
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.sssssss.ss' '.s.ss. 80 -,
~ r DIS PAT.
: - a cos. Als,,rN, :: s:LLYsoN. s.s
s,Iy DJspATCIi Il delivered 70 snhscrt-
Tse DklL;a, "a ci,Sf's ,scr week, payable 20 the
bers al lily, Haiiet! at SIS per as.ah 20 LOT LOT
carrier .Sron,ss: Sl,5o Cor three monlos QUO .or
orc one n'9g%;ss;; WEEKLY plsrATcH al g per an
,np., or Il ioT lA AymSpSTCH al al p"r annurn.
Nh. TUFTS rii.x.s. ii...---.-.
u,UTr's PULLS.
ENDORSED DY
,sysrcTA>s, crERefAEs' AND MERCHANTS
.gr HIGHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE-
1HA H,Ir. ALL OVER THE LAND. !,
-, c,v Lewis, Fulton. Ars; says: .,,>,,,,x
ir. W" rraeilcc ct iwen,y-ive years, pSneiatm
"N:tt ~, lie hc>t anti-l ffous u,edcins ever
TJTis i''''
made .,-.s
TUFTS PILLS.
-. .,rne.;s. nscn,a. M,pn says:
\
- ~ mn,".i, nS' fSan have had ia thirty ycarS."
TUFTS FILLS.
,r,ove had cr.Diseaset~Sh'y years TUFTS
FILLS aayc entirely cure" "'e'
TUFTS FILLS.
~ n<rn,d. New York. says:
ErE' - u, hal pvsac,,Sis. Weak stomach, ana Ncr-
i.HN never hal %nS medicine to do me so
ynaSnts y,s God - gUTT'S PILLS. They arc As Sood
;, rc;,resen'cG.
TUFTS PILLS.
, 6 ,rxin. SPRINGFIELD. Mass. says: ~
L. ':rIsiry wears i'ayc been ilouhled WIN ti'ss'
49,. ::.v~,>s, ~. AVID Itidacy-D>e.Sc. TUFTS KILLS
o., w. III L.:. ou; al right
TUFTS PILLS.
~ n Snly.,y YnrstCwn. Ind. says:
~ -, TI.Iri'S FILLS IN my rraGilce, and End
=, - lc ii. tAcy are rcprc>ented.'
TUFTS FiLI.S.
>, = E,r Q,G Town. Ark. says:
~. n FILLS are the best ever gold. !hfnI
=. Wi, no, br ,b:; to handle any other pill,
TUFTS FILLS.
.,,- Il " Graham. Lawrcnctv1!le. Ca, says:
c..c TORPID Livcrl has haiNed The tkiii OF
,,,.Sr. .Gr n:rcru wears. | can saic'y say ;tl;.t
rj'rI.S PILLS have dome me more good Than ii,
tN...V
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TI'TT'S FILLS.

t.. NJ n. solve?v. Yorsttwn' Ind. SAYS; .,s era
~ ., n,, TI'Ti'S FILLS III my rraG'lce, ana Eno
, ,Ile u. fh,y are rCprc>entcd.'
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.,, u7cUrSr TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE-
1aS "tr "whIr. ALL OVER THE LAND. =,

Lewis. Fulton. ArS: saw:
Tr. SH nra,ilcc ct tweniy-five years, proclaim
NE, Pills the hest antt-liious n'edcins ever
n saf. = ...- ,..
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u,ITTT"S PULLS.
ENDORSED BT

,,,,cy,>s. cyERGYMES, AND MERCHANTS
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TI-TT'S FILLS.

.n.s,,cr Disease twenty years. TUFTS
NJ; : nave cD:..eIy cured nc.
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TI-TT-S PILLS.


=, c ,rs.in S!,r;pSficjd. Mass. says: ,, ,,r
l.; ;rrIsiry yca,~ ~rc been Il omnISd WIN ~ ,''ss,
~. ,sy.n,>s avid iiidacy-D'>t"Sc. IUIi fiLLS
: : 'ro "<,' hrouc.t l.s ou; al right"
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rsv Il. F. o~I, New iG,s: sS SaSSs SS,om,cs and Nor.
u hSNe va. ,'r:..r hs5 any medicine to do me so
voiSn.a> %Sos - guTT'S rllLS. 1hey are as good
.. .,r,.rt.pniC:.
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COLONEL CABELL'S VIEWS.

Colonel II. c. Cabcll opposed the first
resolution. He thought it would be mis-
take to give the notice at this time. He WAS
clear liz his awn mind that there is no ne
cesSity TO give the notice now, and there Is
chance to bring this thing to a cQn$um-
uattOE. Thr ~~nn-oi OF tIiC CUulp paily Is or
the sac opinion. The Colonel then went
on TO i've his views rs to the good the
Richmond and AlleGhanv Railroad Com
panv has already accomplished in drawing
attention to the James. River Valley. and re-
neWcd his resolution to adjourn until the
18th, and to give the notice Oh the 1st OF
August.
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PREPARING FOR PARNELL.

InIsHMEN OF ALL PARTIES UNITE TO WELCOME
THE ENVOY FROM ERIN.
The preparations for the reception Of Mr.. Charles
Stewart Parnel. NJ. p, formally inaugurated at the
meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Wednesday
evening last are being vigorously pushed forward.
and prominent members of the Executive Committee
express great confidence in the of the move
ment in this city. The subcommittee appointed to
procure suitable place Of meeting and summon the
committee at work early yesterday afternoon,
and after some consultation with sympathizers
decided on calling full meeting Of the committee
for this evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. A
circular notifying the members OF the fact and
requesting prompt attendance was printed and
mailed last evening. and several prominent
Irish citizens were waited upon and requested
to take active part in the movement to give the
Irish popular leader welcome BETTING the position
he holds in Ireland The action Of the meeting on
Wednesday night IN connning itself to the work OF
securing for Mr.. Parnell hearing from the people
OF New York, so that the AIMS objects and plan OF
working of the Irish Land League may be fully set
FORTH seems to meet withgeneral approval. and the
be thus induced to cooperate who would otherwise
hold aloof I'VE composed OF all parties, sections
and religions among the Irish people here" said .
member OF the committee, ''and we intend to avoid
committing ourselves to any particular theories
of land reform until hear Mr.. ParnelPs
statement. He is sent out here. to lay the
of the Irish farmers, which many regard the
of Ireland, before Nationalists. repealers home
rulers-Catholic and Protestant-and Irish-Ameri-
cans who take part il Irish politics cordially
join in securing him an impartial hearing. and for
the being lay aside their differences OF opinion
for the good Of the land they have sprung from.
That done it will then be for the people Of the Irish
race here and those who sympathize with Ireland to
take whatever action may seem best to them. and
confident that the present temporary union
auspciously begun "Wednesday evening must be
productive OF lasting good to our people"
1t is expected that at the meeting this evening
strong appeal for sympathy and support will be
adopted and circulated among Irish business and
professional men, and that subcommittee will be
appointed to wait upon such leading Irish citizens as
are known to sympathize with the movement to per-
sonally urge them to join the committee. The gen.
eral opinion is that the Academy OF Music will be
cured for evening shortly after Mr.. Parnells
arrival and those who claim to know the Irish peo
pie here to have doubt OF their ability to fill
1t to its utmost capacity the occasion. The or
ganization OF the committee effected on "Wednesday
evening was but temporary, and permanent officers
will be elected this evening.
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have been used. am sorry to say. In England ~
arguments in favor of certain schemes not wholly
untainted with jobbery. The inexperienced part OF
the general public fail to that by similar ar
rangement it might be- demonstrated that tho
weather can be predicted by the cards. If take
the hfty-two cards TO correspond to the ifty-two
weeks of given past year and shuttle the pack in
some special manner I shall not ind as deal the
cards in order that every cold week represented
by card of black suit and every warm week by
card Of the red suit. But if Goining perhaps num-
Der Of friends with in the work. repeat the test
great number of times must length meet with
q where there is tolerably close agreement of
the sort indicated. Now. il REPEAT this pro-
cess for every year since 1900. aud then
nounce-as could with perfect truth--that pack
of cards shufded under particular conditions had
given for tho year 1900 invariably black suits for the
cold weeks and red suits for the warm ones. that
another shutting for 1901 had given similar result.
and up to the present year. 1879. should
vince many that could predict in similar way the
weather OF successive weeks in $780, Only the
keener sort might ask unkindiy how often had
shufied the cards before got satisfactory result
for each year. and soon as this was known no one
of any would rely on my predictions for 1850.
ask. in like manner. how many cases the sun spot
men have examined and rejected fore one which
seems. or be made seem. to support their
views. II they were to answer this question truly
We should not hear much more OF definite weather
predictions for special regions Of the earth.
But is it not obvious that the general effects which
may we'll believe that the sun spots do produce
must best be recognized In the weather Of the earth
q whole. next In the weather OF continents. less
in countries and least OF all in small regions like
those in which the believers in spot predictions
alone pretend to recognize such effects. though
they only indicate certain special efects--wind
changes for place, rAnSall changes in another.
heat and cold in another? When Europe as Of
late and now exposed to cold wave, and America to
heat wave. each wave lasting for months. may
most confidently deny that tho effects of spot
changes can be defined and measured. Add that
even in England alone great cold spells have &C.
CURED in every part OF the spot cySle. with
spots at the maximum, at the minimum, the in
crease. and on the wane. Yours truly.
RICHARD A. PROCTOR.