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CnOCHERY. GLASSWARE. 90.

CHINA, GLASS, CIIINA.-Just opened ::
" NEW GOODS from all the foreign factories.
French China Decorated Dinner, Tea, and Cham :
Der sets direct from Limoges. France-cach piece
stamped Lougwy Waie representing the OLD Gu
ri,s,s Chinese cracking ware; Sat-su-ma Ware,
Japapcsa Uwari !; Novelties III Tie way OF Floren-
fine Halachite Iridescent, aud Cere Glass.
TIE largest and most complete stock ever exhib-
lied IN Yiahmond. Call aud lock af ts.
GEORGE GIBSON, ar,
de q ~ 1907 Main street,
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POSITION EME,NT. d.
Nv ItICTlITITSUN x D.,
Peal Estate Agents AMI AuctiOnccr>.
lib Main street.
VALUABLE IMPROVED MD l\N

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND l\lN-
Y PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CRY ~
MANCHESTER FOR SALE BY AtfllbN.-E|
VII the uf The provisions Of deed Of trust. tea
date the 2SIl day OF November. 1877. from WI
liam ~. Paul I'ulliam 10 the undersigned. tru,'
duly recorded In the clerks office of the ilu-iIt.-
Court Of said city OF Manchester 10 Secrr" ilr t1
ncnt of certain negotiable note therein M uil'-
ed for the OF $3.50. we shall, rs fEll>r'- 300
said deed-defau having been made IN The payne '
holder thereOf-scll by auction, on tie prc.Ui--.
SATURDAY the 2lst day of December. -. ~
81 O'Clock L. NJ. the following -1c>crbrd ~ n.
ESTATE-rO vii. all that certain LOT or LAND
with several SMALL FRAME DWELL So t'''.f.r
on lying and being III the city or Na"cli' r d'a,
bounded fuliows-to wit. Dcgiruiu:. on tn" ., g.,
line Of Tenth street al The east line al the ir",H
of G.. Mum. running thence asfTaIIly a!u" -,.i
Tenth street 10 SciumcS street. there" a. rglI' M
giles s0utl.war,ilv along the western Gc "i "~"rIsr-
street To Eleventh street. thence 1T ri"li "uS''-
along the north line OF Eleventh. street Ia lin 49,
crn line Of the properly of 4. Mrtron" thr.ic' s'
right angles u0rthwar,!ly along said McIr"nc'> iu"
Ia other property Of sad Pnlam thence - rI-'l
angles wcstwally along the north lin" "i .1'l NJ
Crone'S property 10 the said east linc ~ q. Nr'a
proUcriy, aud thence III RIGHT angles forihwata. To
Tcnfh street and The point OF beginning.
TERMS Enough III cash 10 dcIrav The ">}" u. ..
OF executing this trust ana To pay Oh ~" -,nH ct
November 1878 the residue sir'i term -,.aI
be announced at The TIM. al safe.
This property Will bc I'll. id"d Ia >Git a." ~ '- Cd"
buyers. j. \. RlCIiAEp>i'%.
JOHN r. TAYLOR.
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\ COpy-TcStc:
e. L. LATHAM. Clerk Il.


COMMISSIONERS DFFICE.l
DAEYILLE, VA. 10th December. 1878.
All parties interested in the execution OF the above
decree OF The United states District Court 70" the
Western District CT Virginia rendered III Danvii!c
aforesaid the 2lst day of November. SIS
Judge Alexander Riycs presidiug-arc hereby noit-
fled hat ! have fixed upon the 2OTI DAY OF
JANUARY. 1879. To take ana settle. 1T my Office.
in said town the several accounts required hy said
decree at which time and place all parties i'll in
tcrcst are required 10 attend.
Given under my hand ~ special commits Toner
of the said court, this 10Th day OF December ! SIS,
Ammo Domino. \. NJ. AIKEN,
&c l2-Gt2nja Special Commissioner.
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coRoNER's CASES DISPOSED OF

The whole number OF examinations made
by the Coroner was 1913. This includes two
cases OF twins aud one case OF two brothers,
making altogether LOG bodies.
ia White-Males, %; females, 4. Colored-
Males, 81 females, %. In addition there
we're three cases OF infants-one coiored,
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MORTUARY REPORT.

The following mortuary statistics for the
year ending December 22d were compiled
from the reports OF the Board of Health
DR.. J. q. CabeIl (Dresident), DIR. W. III.
Taylor. and DR.. L. d. CUNNINGHAM:
Whole number OF deaths, 1,407-white,
GIG; colored, ISL. In addition to the above
155 still-born were reported in the city, OF
which 45 were white and 10 were colored !:
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BANKRUPTCY.


No. 5657.l
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT On
/ the 29ih day OF August. a. d. 1878. Il warrant
In bank upicy was issued out OF the District Cour.
of The United States for the Eastern District Of Nir-
giuia against the estate CT Il. T.. Sblcy, Of Rich
lnond fienrco county, In said district, VINO has
been adjud"cIa bankrupt Oh his own petition: that
the pa meut OF any debts ana the delivery of amy
property belonging 10 said Bankrupt 10 him or for
his nsc, ami The transfer any property by him.
forbIdd II by law; that meeting OF the creditors of
said bankrupt. 10 prove their Gcbs and choose one
or more :tS>ignees Of his estate. will be held at
mt tf bankruptcy 10 be holden al Richmond. Va.
before Thomas :. Atkins. Rcgistcr III Bankruptcy
for said district. on the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY,
A. ID. 1879 ut O'Clock l.. III.
G.. +. RASlSDELI.
IN 1-W2w United States Marshal.
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By 4. r. Cook. Auctionccr.

ONE HAMBLETONIAN STALLION
~ AND ONE BAY HORSE. To PAY LIVERY
CHARGES, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY NcGH
day Of Jauuary. 1879. III 10 O'Clock. VIII sell l.
the Stables of Inomas L. Turner t,I.. Ia pay h.,y
charges. one IlAMBLETDStAN STALLION. tN"
wears Old. well broke To harness. can trot In 'tr
and 4 half minutes: one BAY HORSE, h!i"aE 3gf
a half hands high fast trol:cr. Of fine 81 -" ami 90.
ton aud fine blood. The attention at t!I",c IN wan
of fine stock X asked TO this sale a. Tie h"r~'> e"
be positively sold.
dc Ltd T.. II. COOK. tHcii' r''..
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METEOROLOGICAL.

The table below gives the average read
inpS OF tie thermometer for each month du-
ring the past year. The observations were
taken at sunrise from an instrument graded
according 10 the Fahrenheit scale. The
lowest point reached was on january 9Th,
when il marked 100. The highest reading
was on the Goth of July, 1899; on the 10Th
Of July and 10th OF August it stood each
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RICHARDSON 4 CO.. AuciiOnc. r.
DISAPPOINTMENT.

In consequence Of The inrlcmemi WA.
above sale l. postponed by consrn. al rallr~ ta'.
cstcd 10 SAT- RDAY the lib day al J1ru,tN. 49,
at the same hour. j. \. EitNNt.~"N.
JOllN T.. ThiL'
do 81 Ir,..r'
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following is statement OF the num-
Der Of marriage licenses issued from the
e1eak's Office OF the Hastings Court OF the
cftv OF Richmond and the Henrico county
clerks office during the year ending on the
aist day Of December, 1878:
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COURTS pr Law.

COURTS pr Law. -
United States Dlstrfct Couft ior 'hc
Eastern Dsstries OF Virginia.
fudge, Hon. Robert w Hughes Cler !,
:Iohn r. PophaTs Deputy. William =; %.
wall. Court-rocfr, custoE-hoisc Duilo-
BANKRUPTCY CASES.
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whose sex could not be determined one
male whose color could not be determines; !;
and one where neither seq nor color cou'o
be determined.
The age OF the persons examined ranged
from few minutes to 10 years.
The apparent causes OF death were as
follows: Accidental drowning. II; iniantl-
eide, u 20 white and q colored1; su,cioe'
9: accidental stifIocation, accidental pol
sonine. 1-making % cases OF death by nom
natural causes. ,.o
There were 81 cases OF death by disease,
the nature Of which in IL cases could not DE
ascertained.
Twenty-iour cases OF stil:-birth were in
vestigated. -, :,
TWENTY-FIVE inquests were held--13 on
white persons, II on colored, and l on per-
SON OF unknown color.
Nineteen post.mortens examinations were
made.
sixty-four persons were buried at the eX.
pense OF the cty-11 white, So colored, ana
1 Of unknown color.
The incidental expenses incurred IN re-
moving dead bodies to the Morgue ana 10
their homes amounted to 81.
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THE CHAIN-GANG.

The following is statement Of work done
by the chuin.gang for the year 1873
EXcayating for sewers, street-basins clean
ed, 400.
In addition TO the above, the gang was
employed in cleaning cutters, putting down
drain-pipes, moving gas-lamps, cutting out
cutters, digging gravel for streets, also for
Monroe Park and Libby Hill; removing
trees from streets, cleaning alleys, white.
washing fence at Libby Hill, also white
washing at city jail; cleaning snow off side
walks and crossings, grading streets, cutting
grass and cleaning walks and setting. out
trees in Monroe Park; laying drain-pipes,
lowering gas and water-pipes and setting
out trees, grading Libby-Hi;i Park. putting
fence around the same, cutting and putting
down 5000 yards of turf.
Received for the year 1878. 220 prisoners /;
escapes, 4; recaptured, 8. Number OF pris-
oners In the ehalu-gang, 85-an average OF
80 men per day.
Total cost to the city was about $2.700.
Number OF officers, 2-William &. Wilkin-
son and James Trimmer.
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This gives an average for the year OF
RninfiiII for 1875.

Total for the year. 1924 inches.
Dryest month was september.
Ntttpst montl, was May.
Heaviest fall of rain, october 22d-0.3 inches.
Hottest day. July 10Th.
(,clIoSt v. Jauuary 9Th,
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BY Poindcxter & TupW-.
Real Estate Agents and huciionccrz,
1900 Main street
a,nder Planters National Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AMY
" DIyIOED ONE.HALF INTEREST - va
liable PROPERTY on BROAD sreEET Ok
EoUsHEE BETWEEN BROAD AND GEiryr
AM ON BROOK AVENUE AND tLIY
STKEETS-Tn pursuance OF decree O: tnt ham,
Gerry Court Of the city Of Richmond. entered u,r.
her O, 1878, In ilir sui: OF Iaihrop L"gh -. p
n ,Jonrs's adm illustrator md others. ia" rr,Er
sipued will proceed 10 sell, rs c"m'ni->ipnrr. On
WEDNESD AY. January I: 1879 c"'nn"urir,l,
4 O'clock p. ~. the UNDIVIDED iiAiF-I>Tir-
EST OF the said ID. n. Jche'' '"ccA.cj, In 'bo H.
lowing ID described proltrtS:
Thai crrfaiu LOT fronting 80 feat on tI,r s,,,f
edo n, broad street between Fr't.ficc aud w.
sireets and extending back irr,. nirhn lWr.
STSgY BRICK DWELL thereon.
40 n crrtsiu LOT fronting ~ it, on IN, Ca.
s.da OF Foushce street httw1cn Ir0ai and s,r.
streets.
Also. that very VALUABLE PROPERTY rr,r.
ing g6 feet OF the north SIDE Of Clay street at l., !
terscclion with The west line Of Brock aNeui. FL
a substantial TWO-STDRi BRICK DWELLING.
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash: hllaucr IN
equal instruments n six and Twelve months. u, g,,y
be notes to bc given Tor deferred payment. ~
Interest added. and title retained until pUr,Hrc-
money Is paid ana convey nee ordered by Tho rrus'
+. 81. CONNER. ComnIi>sourr
PoISDEXTEE < TUPrER, Auctioncer>.
de 27.2S ,30.3l&Jl
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The following is the mortality for each
month OF the year:
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DEEDS RECORDED.

The following is statement OF the num-
Der of deeds recorded in the Offices OF the
Chancery Court in this city and the Henrico
County Court:
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The following table shows the number OF
deaths monthly OF the two races from 1872
to 1878, both inclusive:
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GAVE TWENTY-FIVE GEMS per
on YOCR coat.

by leaving Nour ordrT' VIZ! ....
RJrRRoIrEIiS < POLK. 7Oi E.Si hhiN 49,
we Drc dIly c1pc' ting a cai%" 81 aI".ut iuu ~
ANTHRACITE coal. and via q ,''.' ~, a. >.
.nis Nor ION fur all coal ,t,l!Nar.: direct from
vessel. lit XIV ''''
3n-3t
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Ey Robert l.. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ionccr,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE NAlrN.
OBLE IMPROV AND UNIMPEuIln
REAL ESTATE AT L l. BLIt Al tTiuN
In pursuance OF ! decree of The Chanccry 'uuy: -
the cry OF Richmond. entered Dercmi"r :, i-1>
I'm tie suIt OF "Miunigrrodc. trustee. g.. against
Rose snd wife and others. the under>!.nd. 3, is-
cal commissioners, will on FRIDAY ILL.," L7'tt -,
of December. SIS. proceed 10 sell ~ phl' aNr'i.
the REAL PROPERTY IL. said decree mru'i'1'd
The real estate will he sold on The pr"iui,'~.
mencing AT O'Clock =. NJ. ana consist at Lpr
IN Union IIi, iron Ing on the west SD" ~ t"t..-
tween parallel lines 1874 zee! To an alley t~"yr ,,f
wide. being the saline real estate conveyed /" :. t.
Flolirn0v by Charles VI. Plc1Sani> March 20. l-bH.
This lot has on IL good DWELLlNG.liUi>t aud
other improvements.
TERMS: One fourth cash. and th" rc.r.ar
I'm three equal instalmcrtS. upon SIN. tw'N". s.i
eighteen months credit. the purchaser giving i-
notes for the deferred payments. with int'n-t
added: the title 10 TIE property 10 he rininrd uui
the purchase money Is pail and Il comN, EaHr"Ur-
dcrcd by The Cohrt. y. u. dolETNtl:
j. q. BLACK WE'LL.
Special Commissioner.
ROBERT +. LYME, .tuc'ioncer.
POSITION EMEST.'
owing to the ihclemcnry Of the weather il"a'r.t"
sale j. pos pnncd until THURSDAY. January >.
1879. ut O'Clock L. NJ.
j. e.. ELACkN ELL.
Special Commits ol,r..
As tru<trcc In 4 deed from s. g. Flournuy and
wife. dated January 9. 500. | will unite " ~ tN
above named special commissioners Ia MAXIM >1'
of said real estate at said time.
W. +. COWARUIE. TRUSTEE.
The above properly will he susdvi6' d.amd plat
exhibited III !mc of sale by
2S ROBERT Il. LYME, Aucti"'"r.
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wss,D AND CDAa.

SO.OU.
The GRATE-C9AL al - 80 aud u lrr d"
liycred by me Is really excellent. TRY o..
sizes ANTHRACITE and SPLlNI 90" .
COKE and WtUlI-ali OF the best. uuI r.,"'i-
SOJ east Maiu tSpotswooa lott >l!c.t. .,,.,..> .
dc 30-6t !. u. 49,
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CENTS from this source for i've years past.
In 1877 tue issue was-- Dogs, &C., bill );
ccnts 4p92.
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POSTPUSEMEST.

POSTPUSENEST.
The above sale Is postponed to SAL tED ~. jan
uary 4It at saline hour. r. VI. CONNER.
Cn.amisSiourr.
PoISDEXTER & TCPpER. AGcionccrS. sat
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AUCTION sALEs.-Fntnre Day,

II AUCTION.-On HOG. taken rrr J.,
IA The pOii.e. will be sold at nucilou T,Iun,;
Row (Thrrsday) MORNING. at 10 cclo.x - =,
Ada f11s's stable. on Franklin street between So.
tcenth and Eighteenth streets.
JOHN POF. il:
In lit Chief Of prIirn
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COUNTY.
CITY.

CITY II COUNTY.
1878. White. cvtored. White. co!orea-
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COALBUR(iH SPLINT Ii W. oAh'
~ uncqualled for crate use
ANTHRACITE CoAL-a'i Sfe'.
SAWED and LONG WOOD.
: II. HAWKS.
,oooa r Eipbir.nlM and tdrN Nif'' 49,
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AUCTION SALES---This Bay.
Richmond Bazaar,
1888 and l440 Franklin street.
rREAT ATTRACTION At DAVlS =,
gT RIcHMOND BAZAAR, 1888 ERANhdLIi MIN
STpEtTNOn WEDNESDAY. January 1. lSIs'
q, II O'clock A. 81, will sell by auction' ohe car
load (ittscn head OF o,,,,,>r, 1r,pcEc mn,
some five or Six of which very fast irotcrs-al
counu and kind 10 harness, or money refunded,
Those In want OF fine stock viii lind IL 10 their In
terest 10 attend the sale.
DIR. JOSEPH KIESER.
Of York, Pennsylvania.
&C. BURTON, Auciioneer. de 3l-2t
STOCK BROKERS' d. AUsTHONEi RS
DAVENPORT Il CO.,
STOCK BROKERS AND AUCTIONEERS.
OFFICE:
No. 1ll3 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND,
BUY AND SELL BONDS AND STOCKS ON
COMMISSION AND MAKE
LIBERAL ADVANCES.
Ide 30-2wI
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Congress Cannot Insure Life.

II a physician should advertise In the
newspapers that he was prepared TO pre-
vent the introduction Of contagious or in
Icctious diseases into the United States
IN return for moderate fec, he would i'm
mcdiatoly be- set down as a charlatan Of the
most impudent stripe. II five or ten ply
sirians should ask from Congress an allow
ancc Of fifty thousand dollars a year In
return for their services in supprcSsng
or regulating the ravages OF the yellow
fever or Asatc cholera, whenever these
dreaded plaques should make their appear
ancc, they would be hooted out Of the lobby
rs unatics and ostracized rs quack5 by the
entire medical faculty
The epidemic Of last summer, and the
impatient folly Of that class OF persons
who look TO Government for relief from
HIS which heaven inilicts, have inspired two
bills that are now before the Senate. One Is
Mr. LAMAR's bill to Establish a Department
OF Health. The other Is Mr.. STANLEY MAT
THEws's bill to Prevent the Introduction Of
Contagious or Infectious Diseases into the
United States, and ~ Establish Bureau Of
Public Health. Tho two measures are very
much alike, and equally deserve the atten-
ton OF tho Senate, the press, and the public.
Department or Bureau Of Health, with
all that the name implies, might be very
desirable thing. II it were in the power of
Congress, or Of constitutional conycn-
ton, or Of any gathering Of public spirited
citizens, ~ confer upon a body Of medical
met fun authority 10 arrest at the frontier
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and havo actually como upon the reservation
and captured an unarmed Indian" adding:
THE Indians are afraid to harvest their fields,
owing 10 tue aumosty OF the whites. and be-
fore the excitement subsidies their grain VIII
shell. and be unfit to harvest" As ato as Nov.
%. we find United States Deputy Surveyor
Perschin reporting from Umatila that the
Indians in this region arc murdered by the
whites. Every Indian found beyond the limits
OF tho reservation is killed. A few days ago
two Indians were found near La Grande swing
ing from tree"
Already last year. Senator Hpplo-Mitchell
introduced n bill to force these Umatillas away
from the homes so promising and valuable aud
~ put them on the Yakima reservation. 1t 10
pitiablo to road what the Indian OfIlce had to
say about this bill After coniessing that their
lands are among the most valuable in Oregon.
and thoy arc very much attached to their
homes" the Indian Oflice reluctantly ap-
proved the bill, ON the following ground:
The Umaula reservation lies directly IN the line Of
projected railroads esscniih foT nc deNe l'mt ai
uuNN Ni'I'.s -, Wv ~. 49, ,,i,."t a., en-
cncroachmcnts She whites and where they are
dcpraved and interruptions aiventufcrA
Such arc some Of the circumstances under
which a combined effort IL now made to force
Indians Of different tribes upon tho same reser-
vatlons. taking away their lands In order to
give them TO white settlers. The plea 10 the
progress Of civilization; but II occupation Of
lands is an aid to this result. why not allow the
Indians 10 be civilized through owning them
as well M the whites II has always becn argued
that Indians in small bodies could be civilized
more readily than in large ones but now this
principle is suddenly abandoned. and consol-
ilaton Ia the remedy proposed Afranker ox-
PLANTATION Of purpose and intent comes in the
pious pWan Of the Portland East O,egonidn
which said few months since in regard to
the Umatillas:
They must d. Scarcely day passes without some or
them teit pcsed a. anil thus II will continue u they
all until ticN removed from our midst
nnI ever, time one uf hem bites IA, dust good cit
len will .ay ann be- IT, bless the Lord. haeluahi
Whit crimes are done in tho name OF civil
izaiiOnl
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above tho average, md OF long literary
training, who can only write stories which
survive an edition or two, and then are
almost forgotten. They turn out novels
because that is their business, their way of
making their living; and hard way it Is.
As TO the inferior class Of novclists, and they
are probably those whose stories cnchan
the interest OF our core pjndcnt, II he
makes sure and steady living, and sleeps
peacefully at night, he is far better of than
most Of them.
No. we advise him strongly to give up the
idea Of becoming professional novelist. II,
however, he chooses to write stories for his
own amusement, that will be very we'll. 1t
might bc a good idea for him to try to con
struct one, Just to SOC how much harder
thing IL is TO do than he fancics.
What books do we advise him to get A
stronger and more natural literary diet
than he has been accustomed To would un-
doubtedly do him good. Lot him choose for
his reading works which give him infOrma-
ton rather than amusement, OF which he
must already have had enough from the cur
rent stories he has got hold Of, and seek to
learn moro about the history Of his own coun-
try, for instance, regarding which, we dare
say, he is lamentably ignorant, though he Is
about to become voter. II he will read the
literary reviews in THE SUN he will get in
them many valuable suggestions and dircc-
tions to sources Of knowledge to which he
would do well to go. And also let him so
choose his reading as To make himself moro
proficient In the trade or occupation in
which he Is engaged.
Is his handwriting up to the average No,
it is not, and we advise him to set himself
to work TO improve IT,
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Nice Fellow. to he Crying "s,op Thierw

To THE EDIToR OF THE SuS-ST; The in
vestgaunn by the Potter subcommittee confirms a fact
previously well kuuwn-thatis, that thc Republican party
has In il many very able r4ucs Those stole the
Presidency and then bought ny thc court Jury ami wit
noses that thor theft Whi not be brought home in
them such a 10 compel them To n turn the
stolen property, and now they ~, 20 place the Demo
crate tt trial hHU ausc the firye- u The r. publican
rartv offered restore The STOLE property fn certain
ncmucruur Visiting statesmen ior money con.idernuun
think the Democratic party can safely allow the re- pub
iraus make s tit rttf. ~ capital they out 1t tins
Hir u uuls proves that tie Returning Boards we're
for sale THAT hc u Wnrrts slufutd the d' q. uud tnt
the Republicans boldly stepped iu and bought aud are
now making the people lay the thieves IN good at offices
nhNnLaA
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Color No Social Bar.


WAsHNoroS. Feb. 4,-Mrs. senator Bruce
,csfO t t th. social problem o. the test u appears
mat two o the adc. o r Rigs HOUSE, one u tho lash.
i.ulh hotels. called At Mrs Bruce- sid, nee time
AMI ie their carl. AT of the ladies of Tho hotel
reisc 0u Monday turthcr m me public anur lrstsr
isN when tine reception Wis 90 its zenith Mrs 3 uator
Is nee accompanied hy lalN reId a- dark as ,hus.
wa- shown lni" thc raror Snshn1 out TIE TWAIN who
hit huiN Iff ru NitI- with Di, Size cnEagtd them iu
conversation mo tow minutes and then lrft Thr other
udie. thuu. ~ ihc crs,r decidedly shufkiug not -
uut Chat Nf- Rurc had called as the fact ttat Size al
wtd Dor da h,t friend g. nccuu.n her She vas too
much ~ COLOR Co hr sluv, ur Hush tony society al
though ihc senator bride l. nearly white.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10

To THE EDIToR or THE SUS-ST: The
political thc,ng from the honest taxpayers Elizabeth
is July developed before the country and to-day she
stands monument of what Ring rule can accomplish
Here In jersey CITY already tho sound 4 alarm Is
heard and well II may. Tor 10 re- too RIM rule has done
WORK ant debt cd nearly twenty millions J. the rH
suit AoN. ~ Ga" eleventh hour thH oir aurr-td
fho situation Scores OF dcUr,O lated AMI untcuauiVd
huu.rs are not in stepping with hllh taNcs AMI h-h
official -ullrirs Pr operations making Tor great
exodus tg the suburbs along Tie rapid uanAt hncs OF
New York
clean Uf the regiment ui Ai-Npalu officials WHO
arc now taking It's iie blood. CITIZEN