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, 1879-02-11
Alexander Mitchell Outlines Inn.
portant Railway Projects.
Il Learned Doctor on tile Fence
lit the Matter 0t tho
Cattle Disease.
Belief Of Chicago peonle that the
Reagan Bill Will Pass the
Senate.
PittsburQ Goes Scott-Frec, and
Has Something to Be
Proud OF.
ALEXANDER Ml'rCtrcf1Tu
H1e-fdf nls.6.f4:h Il 1ht 1ttbMna

8peefai D's,n's.a II 71t 7t4oan.
MILWAUKEE, Feb tp,--Tn tic c,uifse Of m IN
trrvlry wItt, n rnnorter nj. ,rorpfn~ thr HIM.
s,n,s,,,,a. ,,t.,','m ,,s, . 80 . .',, ,,a
tA'cAa''et '.te'e'' h1a'." ''' IN nuo' Nv, "s ,ae
frost leaves The Erott'ti' tIc main Iowa al'*ion
Of The Chicago, Milwaukee, Il 81. fnnl Railway
iii be extended thirty mi;cs west Ut thc pres
c,,, ,,r,ntuu. 1,o,tor.n,, Til. rxt.n,,o, wt,,
.... es H. ~ H., s,r.'"..., ~ H.
Co., cr1,n , ''''I H., ..,, :, n" m. -, , ~ ,,,,,r
determined to wat potut OH thu Sioux River
thc road shall he constructed, Willie
tto.o t,,r,v ,,uos mn l,a,,r ,,,,,
'"seo '"'9 t,"ts "sa ~, us1'a to'
e1rHetca CONCLUSION VIII oc Fcache'l
whether tic ihne!i-so1sght-fos cnnncctin
with rAnktpn shall bc 1ra,tc. nr a crossing ot
t'le ,.ssFonsl hscf sha'l ne e1tce.cu NJ a poil1
sous"s.h"sf "est 'nia ""'1m u 1ankso,'' Mr'
Mitchell at"tcd: III Is quite Fosslpo t'at W.
n,ny build to Yankton. This can be ttono hy
,aying truck forty.ljyu miles long In south.
u....t,, ,,....t.. -. A. .... ~. ,,t T. .
, 1879-02-11
MINNESOTA.

apteidi HuMtteh TO 7hs JYtbuns.
ST, PAUL. Mlnn., Feb. 0.-Tlla Senate adopted
u memorial fur tlse improvement Of st. Mary
Kycr and l.alto Superior llarbor; = memorial
for All extension Ut rullwny tnaIl serytru to bEs
Stone La9u; passed bills authorizing sitn,.eat'-
ola to issue S350, Zoo of bnnus In aid OF sulE.
roads; 10 facilitate tho trullsfrr Of Anttetatn
Cemetery to tic uulted atates; liu.Itinv prop.
sFty which NAV be sold uuler the Exemption
laws. The Committee u thc Whole recon-.
iaendetl tc 1assagu ot bill reducing legislative
mileage to t'vo cunts.
In the llouse, bills were introduced removing
the Wilkiu County sent from Hrc.klnrl.lse 10
sfanstun; constituting Commission to locate
kecnn1 htate Prison.
VARIOUS,
The Chamber OF Commerce to-day adoptctl
resolutions segllrstins tile Legislature again 10
submit tn tho people 1T lie StAto q proposition
tu exchange internal Improvement lands for tho
rarslatl bonsls .'u tle ground that tle full yote
WIS not lkllcu tlat Iall. and Tic ulAtter waa not
fuily considered BY tile people.
The Southern aflunesOtn Railroad Company
has formally accented the SUITE legislation re-
can!tnY railroad taxes.
, 1879-02-11
lT.i:Aft{A


Mr. Cyrus W. Field. 1'rcsdent Of the New
York Elevated Railway, has Just Issued ctrcu.
aAr Announcing tho clcctDu Of Afr. Nathan
Gufor.f, formerly Western Pool Commissioner
In this CITY, m Escc-rrestdcnl Of that Company.
There l,as been considerable competition OH
Snhwcs business between the Atchtson,
To,rl:a, e. Santa re ind tho Missouri, Kansas,
tETexas Iatlroa1s since Jan. |. Previous 10 that
Tins TIN two ruans pooled tic business going to
that part Of the country. The roads 1eadtu9 to
Missouri Hfvrr points n'ul beyond suffer ettn.
srrahy fiom this cnnpetltIt'ft, hri'l Efforts arc
beng made to atop 1t.
rlrrc l,as lerr 10 change in tl,e situation hs
regards thu PASSENGER war the 10 Enst. Tickets
ate still! hclng ro1a 10 New York at $i1, and to
uthct Easrr'l p',ints In propnrtipn. a further
reduction may t,c n,atlc, however, at my n,o-
n,cnt. 1t WAS rcpnrtch lust evening tllnt su1nn
Of tic roads ase selling tickets Tor almost any,
To Denver md Colorado points Is stlll being
prosecuted With vIgor, nnl Tickets to Drpyer
were ho!d l'y one Of two roads yesterday A. luw
Us SO.
At the conclusion Of the meeting OF the
Western lta'lrual Alnnagers at the Grand paci-
clc Hotel tomorrow, which ts bcinE held for the
pt1rI,t'sc 0f adjusting tie MgfettHnnt nut t.
gIvu nasscs on ncyon.it OF business, tho Exec.1-
tive Committee OF the Southwestern Railway
Association will meet to talse somc further
Tits ts thu only artcle tat The roads lca,stng to
Missouri H'ycr puints ia mt pool, All tie con-
sequence Is that tlle rates arc being feariully
slaughtered.
The Chicugo T. Alton Railroad Company has
received Information that ii serious misfap hap
pc,1ed yesterday informing to tho new bridge
nver the Missouri 1tfEcr nj Glasgow, Mo. This
bridge Inns been In the euurse Ut construction
lur asrnutt yeas, nrd ia nearly comrlctut. Tic
strc' spans we're being lust p1arctl in position,
u'u! were resting upon fal:o wor.a until they
could be- securely iAstcncd to Tic piers :anu
ntntncnt. Tie Ice cattle down Tho river ycstes-
tlay morning with such force as to carry away a
part Ut tho tnso work. unt onu Ut tie steel
spans fell in the river. Although the loss is
considerable, Yet It will nut eurlutly delay tfla
completion Of tic bridge. the parts LOST In i,u
river, II nut rccoyerst, can be replaced before
the remaIntnE spans Are completed.
, 1879-02-11
Vanderbilt uta IInrnca Clark.

~ mentioned 10 h!a,," Uo1. HofImsn ssid,
81 that Mr. Clark had ded while was ia Europe.
There bal been some understanding between
them. 'H0tf,uAn,' to xald, Il uoTGr loved \
man In MY HE as loved Horace. would hare
klsen good deal to hare every Thing as It used
money cuuldu't do it. Ths faet Wv thst
Horace got jealsus Of BILL Then the Cuunu-
dure addel: No great man y ever Jealous.
0ae trouble with Horaee WAS that hs always
tcll YOU. II = maa il d for p!ases neil ri
them Without going after them. Oncc some
body came to me and said that Auravc, II uln-
ner party. laa declared that was indebted TO
never tall that. Thai va chau psxav.'i
, 1879-02-11


N,n,.a,, W. rah m. ...,,.,.
eoN' n'e'' ,'1. eo as '.naa' 1epost
ot the Nohmhsioncf OF INSURANCE lor tic year
ending Dee. 3l, 1878, Ia Just published. 1t
shows tl,at tho risks written amounted TO tic
sum al s19s. .47e. The ron,nnnics rccclvcd
~,.n.,,,,,. ~. a.. .,.. - ~ sto s.- ~ .r,'.
pss'"tua'e ~ III: ca.e"t u el.ooo'oia''o' lAcy
Incurred losses footing up tD07 7tls4.G9, and paid
ont III loasch $05s, ,6i5.1a. Eleven OF the smaller
cou,papics doing bus1ncss In t,e Stat.. ta.t rcnr
baye IN, -onortcd b,nc. ,,,o .t.,.oon, ~ III.
"'o a1t nso wv basement ~ 'ae'.
t.ansaet'oas afo onlaltea from INC tanlc, out
they Wonlt not materially change thu nn-
nouncctl result. These companies have not been
rcItccu.c,l for the prc,eut yenr, Tho In,uru,,rr
cnm,nsxoner bao roIlcc ,c., or.r ss To Il. ,,,n,-
4eaoos. '''.'o ~ "As w. .''o'o :" .aen
1axes eGlee Ills appointment Apf' Il OF Witch
s1,oio was paid By tho American Insurance Con,-
pauy Of Chicago aa tax on iustallmeut ratss,
rim crrot,on NJ Tho sen,nto r,rnartnnnt ~ II.
."s-. ,'"".o-,.,... ,' A"s " ~ ~"
sush"cc ha' 'esultea .a"s 1as ~ AaV'hR 10 t1e
state ot over s1,ooo, thus showing tho Wisdom
, 1879-02-11

caused bv the dtsintermcnt and removal of tht
remains ot rerkons who died last summer Of the
fever. 1t flha heretofore been believed that It
wns impossible fnr ve1loW-fcvcr 10 exist when
the mercury had reached tho freezing point:
Mud II the germs of the disease hare not tccn
effcc.ualty destroyed bs the severely. y.freezlnR
weather Of This winter, much uncss1ness Is nat.
uraffy felt "a 10 what will he the consequences
next aumn,cf.
, 1879-02-11
Explanation by Adiutant-Ge;1-
eral billiard Regarding
the Military Code.
Corroratton-C -Counsc1 Donflc1d Argues In
Favor Of the Mayors Hill.
Senator Christiancy Resigns, and Zach
Chandler Goes Up to Lansing.
ILLINOIS.
q - ~ = NEE

grRtvoyre,,D. Fch. l0,-This morning two
etpeniup-coachcs left the tlepot on the A1ttl,
Roal with the Legislative ,1unkctlng Commit.
teta. nrrnnnanied by the Rev, Fred Wines, Soc
rctarv of rho sta,c noard OF Charities, The
.nor,b,-s snnoorcl tn h, N orcat rfer nj thu
.t :, :. 4.ft,,.., .,,1 . ,,.,,,,, .t,,,n1 tin,o
prospeet OK Ao'''''' a"A na"et eosa' LINZ
ce'"p'' 'l4' ~, ~ o -. t.s ~ .a,,,.,,,,, T.,
ncss' eaueca W 'ne passase y, ''eom ,t.''. u.
the Senate rcautrnK all members ol Wishing
Committees 10 ray lncIr own expenses, tint he
consented 10 acconpnuy the Committee on
D.a'e o.. 'ne,..'s ~ s''.,.,. ,..aI.,s,s..
lhe result OF LII" e1o'"" :" icE'''a.o's
wha TINT there was no quorum III TINT
body this morning, md at 10 o'clock '''s. branct,
y. o,,oS.t s"s
"o1o"F"'u'
TWO WEEKS OF HoL1b"1'
1t seems likely that not much legislation will
In arcorn1tshcti for thc next two weeks, Tic
C.-,..t,.... h.rd,- bavo ou,noh o,cmlc,x IN
So"" w -, .r.,. ,-
net nnon Tie measures ne'otc ti'e". "i' aoin"
ing Mr.. Amb1cr, Secretary Of tile Ctilzena' AS
soc,atIon, ma.lo hts appearance Iu the Senate
c...h.- .ortrr .,,o- t1,tet,o mi hv thc hodv nY
.,.a ,,t.t,,.,.n - ,,,,,i- altar tort,1,
m'''.' ~ Nv 10 ,"o A4a''A", ...s,. s.,.s.,r.
Cook County measures pending here. Among
these Is Senator Dash's bill providing fhat Cook
County criminal. aba1l he tried ia tl,cir own
...' ,i'mr,o ~ ,,o,,,, ,,,,v <,,It ,,o r-.n,.
eoua'l' -
cd, hut the action mist 10 fraastcffca 10 fone
other judge in the samG county. II this Mens-
uro becomes 4 law, the criminal business OF SIR
~,,rd,,o counttp. will he souevhnt ,lmkui,bcd.
u"s ~. ~. 80 tn.., ,,.o a., ~, ,,g ia,
Ihia meaaure nas no. ~. osI" ,. ar,. IL. VIZ
Juule'ary ton'"'ttee' Ill ""'ss "''"'' ~ te@
ooses.
HousE.
This morning tl.e House, like the Senate,
fonnd itsclf without quorum, hut this wns
not l,atlo otcIalls manifest, for ,hc rcnson HAT
tfr rai uf the roll wns cvldcA, md the business
Of tho session proceeded the safi1s as u every
mcm!nr "ah ~ hs hCAI. te t pIue ". y. business
was inc sceoaa 1cad!Ie u n!I!s, W. .a.s mas ~.
terTnptca loe Ing s., Iii, .e .'
md fot INC nrcsenta..o' " ~" Iie' w ,"ost
lmportant OF "n'cn aiG La'ss. . ntT"- W tIess
Ncro getting on enlp1. s', VIII" Vt. y. .,s a"np. ~
CooH. hrose Ann salu 10 taunss - ~ .., usa.c ,
to pFoccod #lta tllc seeonu ~ onis WIN
, 1879-02-11

A&C3fFtuN 1f AN ALABAMA RESOLUTION
Snftfal NisnatcA to 3he tribune,
lsosToH, Afass.. Fet'. 1U.-Cov. Talbot sent 10
tbs Legislature tt,-day resolutions adopted Jan.
20 by thu Alabama General Assembly md
sent to Congress-, and to all tllu Gosernurs, set
ting forth the doctrine ti,at municipal corpora
tions are Integral parts Of the body polite, ald
asking for tic Legislature 10 prutect them froua
suits tu recover debts due. Gov. Talbot sad he
transmitted the resolution w un agt Ut Official
courtesy. and totally dlssenteti froln tileir doe
trtne. They were referred to The Committee Vt
Federal Relations, without debate.
, 1879-02-11
THE INDIANA sTATE-H0USE.

1sp1AnAPoLls, Feb. 10.-lhe investigation Of
thu stats.Ituu.a matter docs not proceed very
sapldly. Tonight the Investigating Committee
met and called for tho namea Of Witnesses, By
whom 7. J. Vstu, suthor Of tho char9es, expects
to substaattate theu,. lle named ~ tha Com-
misslonera Architect May. number Of the dis
Affected architects, tbs experts smployed By tho
loard, cx-SecrctaF!es, falkingtou and Haynes,
George A. Ranage, and Others. aubpUucs Will
be lasted for these, and they will b examined
Wednesday night.
, 1879-02-11
TREASURER Of INDIANA.


lKp1ANAsoLla, Ind., Feb. iA-Willism Flcm-
ing, Of Fort Wayne. h heru ready tu assume the
otllce OF Treasurer u the Stata tomorrow. Ills
bon4 Is for St50.O00, und ts signed by the fol-
lowing parties, all Of Fort Wayne: Slcpl,cn u.
Boud, Charles MeCuioch, August c. Trent
men. Charles +. Muller, George II, Wilson,
Montgomery IlaH1iitan. Henry Manning, j. II.
hass, Henry e. ti1af1c, .. + Aorsan. Janes
Lille, 3uscpl Etksltou, aut OaGar L. Simuus,
, 1879-02-11

SDectn! TtsH,fcA 10 The 7ribHrf.
DETROIT, Aftct,., Feb. t0.-Advt.es from Bot
ton stale l,at the Detrott, lansing Il NortlMrn
lalroa'i has declared Dividend Ut 50 per sharc
nt.t g urr rent m preferred stock, payahle Feb.
H. Since It got out of VnsttcTht's rlutct,es
The roa,l |, as been one of tho most profitable
anil best managed in Michigan.
, 1879-02-11
SENATOR CIlMIsrlAkCYfa RESTORATION.

SENATOR CnKIsrlAACY's REsioHATIoN.
St<etut htt1teA to 1At Tr1aaa&.
IAAsiNu. Micn., Feb. l0.-TAc Legislature
rea.semblcs this evening sitter 1t. ten days. ad-
IuuEnmeHt.
The Senatorial pot is botl!ug fu1iously. Sem
ai"r cnstst'auvy's resignation was written sat-
usda1, ulnd received bs tov. t.soswell to-day.
ba.ley anl Chandler werv both Rppsssd u It at
, 1879-02-11
Revival OF Yellow EsyeE tu Tsn 1esass and
Mtsai&4ippt


~ Lok14F1HE [EAF4EF.3NkFAl1. Ff6. 10
We have supoEt3 iron Tsnue4sce aud Mfasts-
blppt which ars calculated 10 c1estg deep apnrc-
lens!nn. They ura 70 the effect that during tic
last twu OF three weeks theIe have betu III tl!cse
Stairs Il number oi caacs u ycllox-feycr aud
salue deaths. 1t Is believed lLr disease las been
, 1879-02-11

Spteso. ntspatcs to The Sis1une
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Feb. i0.-rlc Nurth Wis.
cousin Ru!iroad trutps nrc running sixty miles,
from it,nlson tn CumherIantl, formerly called
Gcavcr DUN, In Darrnn County.
, 1879-02-11

IAet&lAtG"EI1l& Stsu+Alis 4HS s'4fA&Hs~@hss
NailtGa,lafin>. ff,cKett.
air. (isangcr moved 10 ad]ourn, which motion
was Carried. With applause.
rEuToHs.
Mr.. Ffew introduced tlreu important bills TO-
dav III bchulf Ot tlcbtorA,-uNc iur n stay nf alt
judgments Of s200 or less f0r ttx munt!,s, while,
Tor judgments exceeding $atll. tur one ,rur,
upou sufficient sccnrlty s'cIny giscn Another,
thirds the Rppfaisctl value. The other I'LL
chat,vcs thv life vi VII execution to tsu days.
EavA I'LL bus at emergency es3not.
WAREHOUSES.
Your correspondent has Just has! MI interview
with Mr.. .lasoI., OF touk, Chairman Ut tha
Warehouse Committee, III fttalts'u to HE bill
introduced by Mr.. Grun.er to rctuee the charges
Of warehouses III chicago, WITH 'hc following
reeult:
has your COMMITTEES taken tu regar4 10 uran-
sir. aius.a,--l tsyu not yet chilled my tom
mflicS together, anil may not fur iIay Or s.. as
thrfu are lBanY Of tir Committee also IN thu
Cotn,nlltee Vi State Institutions away On tl,elr
v!sltiu. trip.
ltcr"r.er-What. In you. judgment, will tho
Committee do with this bli
A1; Mas"a-l can only speak for nyself. I'm"
der thr iaw, as understand Il. the wurthuusc-
lnen are deprived OF tic right Ut trial hy Jury.
II1r iegieatnrs arc 10 act not only us =
Legislature hut ulsu ~ Court and Jury, aud, III
NY judgment. t.r least We cau 10 IL to learn
the tActk IN 1te casc 1ct0se deciding 1t.
ktpnTleE-I See that You have before your
CouinLttcu asoth.r very important bill to Chi
cago, That - the bt tu take thc ap.,u,utticnt Ut
1raia lnsprckos out VI the habns Ut the l;oy.
es,lur aud p!aro 1t tn the Board ol Trade vi
Chicago
Nix. Mason--yra. sir: think 1t u very I'm
poEAnt bill fur Outrage, an.i Especially fur grau
retelvt,k a,d shippers. / mn vi tile present
opinion thai, 10 compel thu Chira1u inspection,
to be run by uossti.laus. usal uiluw oil o,lrr
cities to control tlrtF Own lHsnectiuu, Is, 10 saY
thr !eust. very uHfatr,-cyem outrageous.
believe fron what | hear that the pscs-
tnt INSPECTION Is sesy sati.fArtUry, but
te pr'Dcitlo " cerlAiuly wruug. Ihe Guycruor
might q. weil tell the Chicago Hoard wno they
sh4il csnplo, - dous-ipspcctots, 1a'l!tus, elr.,
or Instruct n.e wl,u 10 employ ~ mY 4tturuey OF
rtl, .c!4n. | ain free 10 say am fur The biit
with sil The power ! possess. a'ni belleyr, fsn,s
llis laIness which has characterized t1ls LcEis
lskusc, that tbs Ll!l will pax4.
INTkRKaI.
Some days sInce tile Judiciary Committee
reported bill back to the Iluu.o prepurell hy
Mt. EIosy, u S1n.aHon. Oil The tubjtct VI it,
tefesf. THIS bill War un eaaputia! cutty Of liz
Old 'aW. tut contains . provision aiftlliIlg cutI-
1racls already l1a1t. changing the rate u In
tsseat lzum lo " pes esus. Ihl:
, 1879-02-11


PIrrsbtRo. ra.. Feb. l0.-'Ihe new Pittsburg
Il Lake tre lsaiEpaI commenced busInuas to-
day. Il huppty.trai,,, consisting nf tlree cars,
left tile city ut o'clock this morning. sfribnt-
Ing stationery, otliccfFnturc, etc., ut tilo sta-
ttpns aiony lAe soul. Tile llrst frulxht.tratn,
consisting Of ten cars Ut through ani local
freight, lett At .. in. for Youngstown. Pas
scRKcr-trafua Mill commence running iu.1nutguw
or next day. TGcre ia Que feature connected
with thu building Of this road that IL worthy
Of especial mention. 1t Is paid for,
which cannot hs said ot nuy otl,rF rail-
road Of equal length In The United siatcs.
On Thursday It wus taken uG contractor Me-
Gsann's hands, alul on Saturday he was paid in
full By thu Company, getting checks for the last
dollar due him. II II but iltts over year
since tile tfrst pick was sunk IN tic roatl-bed,
and totlav the road Is completely equipped, Il
has steel rails uHd trun bridges tt cntfte
length, with elegant passenger un1 freight ue-
pots, Eound'Auusc, utNl rolling 4ttck cunuLelc.
Thu Company h1yu twenty ruatl locomotives III
addition " shifting engines for all emergencies.
tlon of thts enterprise. whlcll they hope will
bseak tas back Vi lhe Pepnsysvania monopoly.
CHAMPAIGN, HAVANA u WEST
EitN.
tpscidt pitpateA "a Tas Istauae
SrRss0rIELp, ill.,, Feb. l0--A.tictea Of III
corporation were flied With tllc Secretary Of
State to-day by the Champaign, Havana d.
wcatesn Railway Company, the CORPORATION
organized TO operate the branch Of the 1udlan-
spoias, Bloomington & Western. tuuuln@ from
Champaign to the aiissiastpll River, with q
branch from Whits Heath. Platt County, by way
Of Monticello to Decatur. This llae was tc-
gently sold Under foreclosure and bought III BY
tlIc second mortgage buudholuer4.
Br the articles the principal Office is loeated Vt
Champaign; tie corporation u organized for
tlltS years frnm Frh. q, 1910, AMI The capital
htock ~ liked At $t,t1N,UN. 1hu cnruoraf ors are
sumner Il. Stoua. New York; Frederick u.
Itrpau, New iezE; john MIls4. JE.,
, 1879-02-11

ttIul per crnt pcT Month by way Uf interest.
Thy per ceut penally, after Judgment. u con.
rntufec thu payment of taxes bsfuro judancnt
by ii! persons who ars not utterly ins0lrcnt.
THE rARMghs
here 0u|cct to the assessment III January Instead
u! May, for this fcasun t1lut they layo tnuse
petsollaI property III hogs and catta during that
tina tlan later in tlie year. 1lcY c!altt, for
tEAt reasun tlat their taxation will b. Erratiy H.
creased, Tla ser1ns u buaboul thu only fprclhlc
objection brought against tl~ nlc4suEe by llle
country lHctnheTs. This objection was discussed
roull,, nnd Mr. isonhctd met ii With tho argtl-
,ncnt thai, tn each town atl,l county throughout
tl,t STATE. there WIS tny no tn,1ch revenue to he
'evrd, aud lhat the nroporl!o lon would remain
t'ent Was niaie. II the assessment was llRtu
IN The fore paEt Ut tsc ycar, whem the farmers
tAd on ha,nl large amount Of hugs, corn, anl
uiher personal property, tiw amount OF the
rat. would bc less, while II It liz made later,
although thu amount would no lrss, ll,e 1n.c
would simply bo increased Without any change
in ttie amount IT thu tax. For this reason Alr.
cnes when tI.r assessment was tna4lc. THIS 10
conceded to bo tho fart by the Committee, usld
II ID now generally Understood tnat tie meas
urc will pass,
PROVIDING rus FARMERS CAN SEE IT.
Some Of Nr. Carter, 'rraey's constituent. met
tiuns calling on him t.; tssieu his
position In The Legislature. air. Tracy is q
Representative fFolu sanganon couuty, urtl,
lev days ago, IL alleged to have .Eottrn Into i
dilsic4ity WITH a WOMAN Of bad Fcputv with
wlIuin he has been Oh terms Ut intimacy for
some time.
tic,i. Gvorce c. smith is hero to-day looking
after Park matters.
The Hon. WASH Armstrong, Of Lasallc couu-
| ", honc seven tcrtns . member ot the Leg,sla-
| tute, arrived hers tl!a evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17
tC1 JULIUS MEYER,
WV ETEtNNT - IT II II
Lnl INF nnnnDIl

has Just opened
5000 pairs KtD GLOVES. from auction, at the
following very low nriccs;
Ladie~' TWO-BGTTON BLACK at 25c.:
Ladies' OSE-BUTTON TUFUUSSE COLORED at
25c.- original price. 81
Misses TWO-BUTTuN BLACK, sizes AZ to G1H, at
Roc. worth T5r.:
Ladies, TliTEE. EuTToN BLACK OPERA and
CoLUEED NJ 35c.:
Ladies BLACK REAL KID GAuNTLE'rs at soc.
Ladies' C6I0pED KID GAuNTLrTS at G0c.;
Az shades in Misses CoI.oRtD KID GLoYES:
The cc!rbruted CAMILLE SEAMLESS KID
Gl.uEE:
100 piece, BEAD and dCIlENILLE.SILK FRINGE
from suction at half varuc;
q pieces AII.-BEAD FRIAGEat 10c. worth G0c. {;
Very chcar line Of BEAD GlMtS:
HLACK PEKlS-STklPED SILKS and SATlSS At
&: w"rth u so;
BLACK SILKS at specially low prices:
ALL-WnOl. CAMtL'S-liA1R GOODS al 23c.
DoTnl.E. WiDTH ALL-wooL DoLMAN CLOTH
DUuBLE-WIDTn CAMELS-HAIR SACKISCi In
all the stylish shades ~ i 80:
Handsome novelties for CHRISTMAS HANDk En-
CHIEFS III fancy boxes;
SILK. LINEN. aud LACE ETASDkERCHlEtSi
SCAEFS new style FlCHUES: ,,
CUFFS and COLLARS, SATCItELS, PURSES
st.: 4E ta'f sLtf
Fun Nae of gentlr,uen's LINED aud UN14ISED
PLAIN and fUf-TOf KID and DOG'shIN
GLOVES: ..-.-
80 ses ladies' and chldrcn's TURS, to be closed out
regardless oil cost:
New and handsome line Of CLOAKS at very low
prices. .e.# -
ton, the piice of The celebrated PEARL SHIRT
Is aot advanced, and Is sliil sold at ~ AT
JULIUS MEYERS,
Dc II GO3 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17
MALONE THE MAN.
United States Senator Elected on the
First Ballet.

SOME INTERESTING SPEAKING IN BOTH
HoUsEs-MH. EENRY AND NR. RIDDLE
BERGER IN DEBATE-IS MAHOEE A Re-
PUBLICAN-THE QUESTION NOT An
swERED UNEQUIvoCALHY-sP OF
hR. GIBSON IN THE HOUsE-sPICY QUEs-
TIONs AND ANsw EPs-ARE THE CoLoRED
MEMBERS sALABLE G-THE. JOINT ASSEM-
BLY TO TAKE PLACE To-DAY-MAHoNE'S
MAJORITY ON JOINT BALLOT, 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17

WlLBoR's toMPOuSD ur PURE c6D-LlyER or.
AND LIME The advantage oil this compound over
the plain Oils that I'll" na'eaiius taste OF tile on
IL entirely removed and h. whole rendered entirely
palafaSr. The offensive taste Of the on has long
acted u great objection 10 s use; bat In this form
The trouble Is entirely obyiIted A host OF certia
Gates might bc given here TO testify TO the excellence
and success OF EiibDr'8 G0a- Eipsr CiL nnd
Lime. :" but The fact that IL Is regularly prescribed
by the medical flcuty Is suiic!cn. For sale by 4.
Il. WlLBoR, Chemist, Boston, and by ali druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17

COUNTY JUDGES NoMINATED.-The follow
ing county judges were nominated by the
ReaGjus,ers last night:
Accomac: II. c. Parromore, present in
cumbent.
Albemarle: Passed by.
Allegheny and Craig: Paris '. Jones.
Amelia: +. r. Farrar, present lncum-
bent.
Amherst: W. S. Dillard.
Appomattox Henry T. Parrish, present
Incumbent. .s
= Augusta: }. A. Quarles.
Is Bath and Highland: Jacob Warriek.
Bedford: Passed by.
Botetourt: Robert f. Mays.
1t is expected that these Judges Will be
elected to-day after The joint assembly adj
iournS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17

M ST.. JAMES CHURCH FAIR.-The lady man.
ayers Of ST. James church, who have been
holding fair on Main street opposite the
post office, will conclude their sale tonight
at 10 o'clock. Their restaurant will be 10
futl blast during the entire day, and to-
wards the close OF the evening the articles
will sell low,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17
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ACTION SALES TNIS ~ r.

sz~ q. aH sGt>s or Reat Est2.s Dg<rf 4 be.sssa
IL i5s ar Jt.Jstazrg Gai inst n 1@nx g. "a earsga
la ,rsssr.t ysar have t9 be lsaf8 tyth puYchassS
On dIt Sai>s made 5et0ee ths 1st u jsiy and te.s
II Ms ys@f .!e tasss havs 70 % pa ~ lac sstlss
br III! be real es,Sie agents In cSmoEd, snd ap.
n lts 20 gicAglc4t and YetDtty.1
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 a. ~, thirteen young
GreeBhrirr hes3e5, &C.
polNDEXrEg & TLPPER. lOs 4. 81, house.
hoe aad Kitchen iu'. ns.are, st 40. 81 east Clay
street.