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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-11
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.

A CHAL1ENGE.-The "Pioneers of
New Britain do hereby challenge any
nine men from any other place in the
county, to play match game of Base
Ball, at Daytona, on the 4th day of
July, 1879 and if there is no one place
in the county that has nine players, we
will play any picked nine from the coun-
ty. We would be pleased to hear from
any nine that would meet us at Daytona
on the fourth day of July.
CHAs. MCNARY, Sec.,
P. B. B. c., New Britain, Fla.
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Floridiana.
Geogranhioal Divisions of Florida.

Geographical Divisions OF FIorloa.
The Florida Immigrant divides the State
into four divisions. for the purpose of con
venience in locating counties and describ
ing different sections. These divisions have
been generally adopted. and are as follows:
EASTERN FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of Suwannee, Columbia, Alachua.
Levy. Baker, Nassau, Duval, Bradford,
Clay, st. Johns, Putnam and Marion.
WEST FLoRIDA-Isc composed of the cOun-
ties of Escambia. Santa Rosa, Washington,
Walton, Holmes, Jackson and Calhoun.
MIDDLE FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of Gadsden, Liberty, Franklin,
Leon. Wakulla, Jefferson, Madison Taylor
Lafayette and Hamilton.
SOUTH FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of fernando, Sumter. Orange
Volusia, Brevard, Polk, Hillsborough, Man
aztec. Monroe and Dade
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Saratoga, Florida.
Wells Nursery.

10000 Orange Trees from to years old.
for sale at from 10 to Is each, consisting
of
10000 sweet seedlings from to feet
high having been transplanted twice.
1000 sour orsAge, from s to s feet high.
1000 sour stock budded with Navel buds
and other large varieties, also about 100
Lemons budded on sour orange stocks one
year old, buds to feet high.
/ will attend to the setting out of trees
and insure them at very slight advance
according to the number of trees and dis
lance travelled. Parties dealing with me
will have the full benefit of my 10 years
experience in the orange culture business.
When you are ready to set out your
grove give me a call or write. All orders
promptly attended to.
Correspondence solicited.
w. H. WELLS.
coy Saratoga. Putnam Co. Fla
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Orange.Rid
Agricultural and
immigration
SOCIETY

OF DELAND, VoLUsIA COUNTY, FLA.
Inns g society has correct f,Gpograpnieta
open for the inspection of all. Informa
tion as to lands, prices, and all other mat
ters pertaining to them, furnished without
charge. Teams and Guides will be sup
piled to all wishing to locate here and ex-
anime lands registered on the Societv's
books. ALI having lands for sale can have
them entered on these books by commune
eating with the Chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee.
THE OBJECT
Of the Society is to offer the cheapest and
most direct facilities to all Immigrants
for obtaining good land and desirable
location. DR.. b. B. Bennett, Pres.
DR.. G. w. Lancaster,
Nelson r. Scovel, Chairman Elk, Com.
Corresponding Sec.
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A ways be on the safe side. There
IA fore use none but the best non-explOs-
i've Kerosene Oil, 100 fire test. for sale at
Jordan & Lancaster's Drug Store. Sc If
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Jordan d Lancaster have reduced
y the price of their Conch Pease to dol
lars per bushel to close out stock. Not too
late to plant yet. The best and cheapest
fertilizer that can be used. Sc If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

THE BERGERS AND Sol. SMITH RUsSRLL.-
These old Richmond favorites appeared at
the Theatre last night after an absence OF
several years, and gave one Of the most de-
lightfut performances we have ever heard.
The performance began With an overture
by the Berger Parlor orchestra, IN when
the following pieces were represented:
Miss Marie Roller, first violin; Miss Emma
Anderson, flute Miss Bertha Capern, cor
net; Miss Eta Morgan, first horn; Miss
Josie Maddox, second horn; Miss Kate
Hummel, trombone; Mr. Louis F. Boos,
violin; Mr.. Fred. G.. Berger. viola; Ar.
Henry G.;'Berger, flute; Mir. c. j. Smith,
double bass; Mr. William Warrington,
tmpani. ..s
Miss Kelmo followed in q beautiful bal
Ian, sung in Italian, which brought down
the house, and 10 response to an encore she
sang In English pretty little song, which
was warmly applauded. g. ="
, Next In order was Miss Eta Morgan's
solo on the saXophone, which was Won
deriul performance. She performed her
part beautifully.
: Mr.. Louis T. Boos rendered solo on the
cornet, which was enc0Ted, and in response
he played robin Adair." la.isa, = .
q, But the chief feature was the character
creations OF Sol. Smith Russell. He is i'm
mense, and undoubtedly the finest charac-
ter deiineator we have ever seen in this city.
AS "Our Boardiug-H House Mistress" " and
the .sSmall Boy with Song". he excelled
himself. Sol. seems TO be as, young as he
was ten years ago, and is far more enter
tanning. We have not enjoyed an enter
tainment as much for long time. The
performance of the Bergers, too, is first
rate. t4 'A.| -
Tonight the entertainment wilt DO re-
pea,ed, and there will be grand, matinee
to.morrOW, .-.s ~. .-. fss.s
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DR.. HAwTHORNE's LECTURE TONIGHT
Our people will have an opportunity Of en-
ioying rare treat tonight IN the lecture OF
Rev. Dr.. Hawthorne at Association Hall.
Beginning his career as lawyer, DR.. IMw-
thorne felt called to enter the ministry, and
while pastor Of churches in Mobile, Louis
vile, Baltimore. Albany, New York city, and
Montgomery, Ala.j (where he now. breaches
10 one OF the largest congregations in the
Soutb,) he has won a reputation as one Of
the finest pulpit orators in the country.
The lecture" True to TbyseI"-
which be is to deliver tonight has been
repeated ut a number OF towns and cities
in both the North and South to large and
always delighted audiences. The press has
universally commended it as containing
keen wit, broad humor, and bursts Of elo-
quence, which captivatc and enchain every
audience before which it is delivered.
DR.. Hawthorne has, it Is said, all OF the
natural gifts Of an orator. A commanding
presence, clear, ringing voice, and grace.
fu gestures, give additional weight to his
chaste diction and vigorous sentences; aud
he never fails to please and impress his au-
dience.
The Committee on Lectures OF the Young
Mems Christian Association are to be con-
graduated onlhe course they are providing
for the entertainment and instruction OF.
our people. Those who miss the lecture
tonight will have cause to regret it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

i9iiows: Sir Joseph, George Deuban.
r;aaasta Sa.Rs Raek2straw, 4; ". F. McCoIIin Dick
bert as the Boatswa,n: Missi Racksl .a.1Tn- T.
sepbine; Miss Annandaie as ;Busse,o,sn. ay M
Miss Belle Mackenzie as. Cousin 'Hehe' VIII,
i i Hs is ay Loye,p a beautiful little song, ,s,,
v wrllLfn Dy Go,onel John A, Cockerill, edi-
company played Pinafore one bnndred md
-dfty times atathe Broad.Strees Theatre.
Philadelphia, ana some soi,lbem appeared
mere l3sf snrlng p. M Plnaioge With great sue
cess; On Tuesday we ars to have Leccoco's
brilliant work. .srhe Little Duke 8 Wed.
nesday. " Pinaiore y; Thursday, stsoThe
Little Duke y; Friday, The Mayor,,' by
e.. ". Mills, the great orgaptst :, and on
Saturday evening Gilbert & Sulliyan's
new opera, The sotcerer." The regular
orchestra will be increased with six addi-
ttonaf pieees. The price Of admissions Will
be aa usiiEk The eboxesheef.opens Saturday
ut "a, ~. at JohnssoRs and at the box
Office OF the Theatre. S7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

FArR-WEEK AT THE THEATRs. Manager
Powelps programme for Fair-week en-.
hrnces an engagement with E'ord's English
Opera Troupe. This organization origi-
inated the great success OF Il. M. S. Pins
fore in. America. Among the company Is
the eminent comedian, George w. Denhsm,
the original Americau Sir:Joseph Porter /;
Miss Marie Bockel {soprano). Miss LizEie
Annandaie, the famous contraito, iste OF tne
Strakosch Grand Italian Opera. MISS beiie
Mackenzie 10 the original Cousin Hepe )
Mr.. Samuel G. Young the original Captain
Corcoran; John e. ReiDert, boatswain; Ar.
Greensfelder, Mr. Hogendrop. ana over
thirty ladies' and gentlemen IN tho chorhs'
The opening opera will DO Pinaiore, cast a:
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TuE NozaKr TINS EVENING. First, OYER
'tHre, ~Festv Ielitner,l orcbestra; Sec
end. SOLO soprano, !" Scena ct Aria..fWeb-
ier.l Mrs Reinhafat; third, solo clarinet,
= une Nnit Etoiiee,n (Baumann,l slgnor
.Jardella; fourth, solo BARITONE. Creole
Love song, y lBucs,l Mr.. Abcrnethy; ifth,
"Sonsss Without WoPds,"F {Parlow, J for-
chestra sixth. solo Soprano" Embarress-
ment," lAhJ Mrs. Reinhardt; seventh,
500 baritone, 'IThe Old Gray King,'
Goodwin Nj. Abernethy eightb, waltzes.
:" Marriage Bells,' (strauss,) orchestra!
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAS. .MACDOUGALL. / 10:30 4. n, household fur
nture, carpets tin-wnre &c.
PAINE & NOWLIN. 10 A. NJ, sale Of 1000 pairs
pants, coats. and vests. and nity pieces season.
able and stylish piece-goods- at Morris Nelson's,
1425~Aiain street. ..
ROBERT B. LYME, AZ r. H., trustees sale OF
framed tenement the west line OF Mayo
street between Franklin aud Ross. ~
CHAFFIN, STAPLES 6 CO., 1 p. NJ. trustees sale
or farm on James river In Fowhatan county.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, ~ Z. M, sale of tenc-
nenI No. 726 north Second street.
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PUBLIC. ScEooLs.-The report Of the Su-
perintendent OF Schools for the past month
shows the enrolment to. be W hite, a, 493;
eolored, 2,O91-total, 1854. Average at
tendance-White, 1897; colored, 2,07lr--
total, 5,46s. Percentage Of attendance
White, 97.3; coiored, 99.1-total, 9S. The
number Of pupils enrolled to date is {, ,712,
which is larger number than lastsyear,
and still there are 1869 pupils who applied
and were registered, but have not yet been
accommodated. The need for additional
school accommodations and teachers is ur-
gent. *; i, 5. 6 500. .N-tf .a-lEr...tt
The School Board yesterday agreed to
close the public schools on Thursday and
Friday OF the Fair-Week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

LADIES' AND CHILDREN's CLoAKs OF all the
new styles ut New York prices Will he opened ut the
NEW YORK ACKNOWLEDGES, 523 Broad street,
SATURDAY. Goth instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

Run OVER AND INJuRED.-Yesterday az
ternoon, while nine-year-old son OF 1Ir.
4. Griffith, on Third street between Cary
and Canal, was going home from school in
company with hissister and several compan-
ions, be was, while crossing the street,.
knocked down., run over, and his collar
bone and fourth rib broken. The Vehicle
which ran over him was a buggy, In which:
two men were seated. After the little fell,
low had been run over the, buggy was
stopped, and eof the men jumped out,
and asked the boy bis name. The other
man, however, insisted upon going on, and
saying to bis companion, "Oh. never mind
the boy" they drove off. The cbild's com.
panions accompanied him home. AT frst
he did not suffer at all from bis njuries, but
Inter they were very painful. DR.. Herndon.
was called in. - - - 'N -,
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PATTERN BoNNETs Of all the latest novelties
together with an immense assortment OF Ladies'
and Children's Round Hats, viii be opened SArUR-
DAY, 25th instant, ut the NEW YORK AUCTION
House, 523 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

POLICE CouRT, YEsTERDAY-Jnssice John
Gratchfeid z presiding. Frank Perry,
7 NO was uader dboads TO keep the peace,
@IuE beensurrendered by his. bondn,en,
y committed in dt fault of surety.
o Maa Banks, charged with keeping dis
oastiy house, was ordered TO move.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

THE CANVASS. Captain Martin NJ. Lips
comb, who represented the people OF Rich
mond-the Readiusters, rather-9n. the. MO-
za'tHall Conventions, addressed /: number
q voters inafront Of Old.Market Hall last
night. he maintains that Virginia is dead,
ad that we owe no part of the debt. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAw.-The special
lolnt committee Of the Council to whom
Was referred the question OF harmonizing
Ebe city ordinance and the State Sunday Ii.
qnor Ian met last evening in the ChancerY-
Court room. Messrs. w. III. Williams,
John M. Higgins, and Colonel T., j. Beall
we're present. Mr.. Higgins was chosen
chairman; but the committee decided not
ttoaet finally until all the members should
beipresent. 3E.l.s!.i.LE y =
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THERE Is no subject which should Inorc engross
attention than the purity OF the preparations which
are used 10 favor food prepared for the human
stomach. BURNETT'S FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
can be relied upon as being perfectly pure.
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Our customers should know that VIC make no
charge for repairs OH the NEW NO. 8 WHEELER SC
WILSON SEwING-MACHINEs within three years
from the date of purchase from this agency, and
that we repair their old Wheeler & Wilson machines
without charge other than the ABSOLUTE COST OF
the parts used.
WHEELER K WILSON MANUF'G Co..
Ninth apd Franklin streets, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

A FINE CHEw-Cheapest out-lOc. 4 plug TO
the pound, at Z. WHITLocK's,
1445 Maia street.
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BE SURE AND GO TO TIE FIRST GRAND OPEN
ING Of MILLINERY a. the NEW YORK AUCTION
HOUSE, 523 Broad street, SATURDAY, 25th In
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THs WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
,;Id during the day, with Q heavy rain
s nsr,y ir the morning. AT night it was much
cooler. ,,.ii4ss 81 IL ssz.se q
T5gsxoSETER YESTERDAY. 8 A.. NJ, 81;
a. NJ. GO: noon, 20; 3F. M, II; g p.
A., "a; midnight 81 y ~. : .s5 ! y
Mean temperature. 655. >tses a'ss! s. Ss'i
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~! dssM RIkAEoRs.--Mozast Hall was
sasl Eea ! again last night, and The opera
s sss. SH admirably. Several encores were
AZ n.sS.asa ssns 20, Pinafore Win be repeated
1HSfks ssst s1 at ~ III \ Sts, d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION to, our large
sale or ELEGASr CLOTHING GOODS ut the store OF
MORRIS NELSON, 1425 Main street, THIS MORN
ING at i o'clock. PAINE c NowLIy.
Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

BRIEF Ms-PERsONAL.-The Com
mandery OF st. Andrew propose, in short
time. to have their new banner consecrated
with imposing ceremonies at Mozart Hall.
Rev. j. &. Armstrong is to deliver the ad-
dress. - 20 ~ d I. 81, 3. .
The new hose for the Fire Department
has been ordered.
Chief. Engineer Ainslie, OF the Fire De-
partment, has returned to The city and
i,ler command OF the Department. 49,
Deputy. Sergeant Tyler has resigned to
engage in other business, Sergeant Lee
wrote him q letter OF handsome compli-
ments in accepting his resignation.
Mr.. McCarty's opera, Buttons, has been
very successful in Washington. ,,'
Tue Hastings Court was engaged in civil
business Yesterday, and adjourned to meet
at lOA. NJ. to-day. S. s.l.t...
Governor Holiday has refused to pardon
William Shelton, who was convicted OF bur-
eiary in the Circuit Court Of Russelhcounty,
10 August, 1877, and sentenced to the peni-
entiary for five years.
The pavement on Bank street near Tenth
oyerhowed. -. -.
Wyman will occury Virginia Opera
House during Fair-week, and after that
time there will be regular theatrical and
variety performances all the season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

THE FIRST GRAND OPENING OF MILLINERY
and CLoAKs at the NEW YORK AUCTION HOUSE,
523 Broad street, takes place SATURDAY. October
9th ,.H ... ...,s. 81. ...s. ., ..ltY
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Attention is called TO their elegant and im,nense
assortment of
IMPonTED AND DOMESTIC CLOTH CLoAKs.
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LADIES should not fail ts attend The frs, opening
Of MILLINERY and CLoAKs at the NEW YORK
AucTioN-HousE, 523 Broad Street, SATURDAY.
25th instant. i Juj ..j ,Hs!
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LOCAL MATTERS.

r,-r Po1Sr-DapIcATIoS OF A HALL FOR
-yr KNIGHTS OF HoN0E. Tuesday even.
zoo at al O'Clock Past Grand Dictator John
y" ~ Te,lrr. ACCOMPANIED by GrandReporter
W n Bajiie, Past Dictators D. s. Gates,
Iohn Laird, II. w. F. Southern, and Messrs.
Sonnnrl r. Talbot. William Fl. Cuttings
srnr.h. end George f.. Ruffin, embarked on,
the s,esm.tug Petersburg, under command
=, the oblising captain, W. w. Woodward.
ia- civ Point. After about q thi ee-hours'
rim m the party were safely landed at their
destination, met by members OF Prince
George Lodge. and escorted to the new
hail recently erected by that lodge. A
number CT visitors were present from Pe-
tersburg and other points; among them
cutie delegation OF ladies. 10
The grand officers without delay pro-
c.eded to the lodse-room, where they for
mally dedicated the building TO Knights-of-
Honor uses. Grand Dictator b. d. Blick
nresided. and delivered an instructive and
entertaining address. The formal dedica-
tory address was delivered by P. G. D.
IoIr c. Teller in clear and forcible man
ntr. -'...' -,
Dictator Blanks followed in strong and
vigorous address. ., a,t
At the close OF the dedicatory ceremonies
the party repaired TO the supper-ro0p,
where an excellent repast was spread. The
company adjourned from the supper to the
ballroom. where the remainder OF tbe eve
ming was spent in dancing. The party ad.
iourned at A. NJ, when the Richmond
delegation embarked for home, and reached
the civ Wednesday. The trip to and from
CITY Point was one OF great pleasure. There
were eight gentlemen from this city com.
posing the party, and their aggregs!c.
weight was 1,6H pounds-an average OF
UPWARDS OF 200 pounds to each person.
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MEI.IiNERY.
ATME. B. DEMELMAN

NINE. B. DEMELMAN >3s
has tlst received new supply OF -%Sks
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
consisting or all kinds OF PLUSHES, YELyETS-
SATTNS, RIBBONS, FEATHERS, and something
new In RIDING-HAT. .534gt,; ~
FELT HATS, all shapes; and In TRIMMED
HATS she offers the greatest bargains.
4 visit willanpiy repay you. '.
. ., ,f MADAME q. DEMEL1fAN.
1923 Main, between Thirteenth and
oc oataSn Fourteenth stroets.
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Il nnosIs. ,Pi,he Wonaerzni Midgpts
nm, ~ Haile eontiare TO attract .srge
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wEATHER REPoRT3

,r,sc.4roSs FOR To.DAY.--For Me- Mid
.,,s S,alss, fresh and brisk westerly 70
om o.mu+hrns,er,y wfEas, partly ctoudF- and
soss s,sssr weather, T,tn rising barometer, and
rv. sossibly local rains near the east during the
night. ,.,,r.;o s,nt.o no,dar
.s.ha,ss 10 northwest winds, rising Iba-
lar,eter. Nv, . and partly cloudy weather and
,ns, Local rains near the coast. 10
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JUST RECEIVED xTd
IT,

JUST RECEIVED XTd "'A'H
e LEVY BROTHERS., '6"a :Tr"
,E PEKIN sATrNs-Black and Colored;
BnocADRp SATINs-Black and CoIored;
BLACK and CoLoRED sArINs and svELyx7s;
BLACK and CoLoREp DRESS sILKs-Tg
all OF which they cfer at the lowest prices
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rus CIRCULATION OF THE DfsPATcH
s,st;sa rHAN8THE costsrNED cIRCU-
i' '.rroy3or -S kLI. TaE,oFHER DALxtNEws.
a.psgs or TRE CITY. ~ y ~

...,,a a, the Post Office &C Richmond, vas 40
1 Eh'si'' seeoHd.etass mastsr<l s.-sr-s--.E.' l
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WE. HAVE NOW OUR FULL s@S
w ASSORTMENT OF FALL ANDYEAIE
WINTER MILLINERY, which we shall y5zxSS
ottr at our usuai low prices, consisting or TkjM-
MED. aud CNTRIMMEn HATS, PL LUsHks,
SaTINS yELTETS. RIBBONS III aH shades;
Bil:DS. sKEASfS. BANDS, WINGS. OSTRICH
rips in endless variety. We can also show ane
llne of Fancy Goods and Notions Ladies' keady-
msd. underwear, Chudren's Dresses, Cloaks>
StcGucs lIoods. Crochet and Woyetl ShaWis, Yarns,
Carina n,own, Zpphyr w arsied. Scat
y. oo6fs between EUar,h aud Etflh.
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Four TEMPTATIONS.

THE $15 CASHMERE SUITS at S12 90
THE $50 BLUE CHEyIoTs ut sic O0
TIE $40 BLUE BEAVERS at SlS 90
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Is the best $40 suit we ever offerei.
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A. sAKs & Co., .r
Tallor5 and Ciothiers, 1913 Main street.
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of those who then appeared to speak to the
people in the name OF Virginia, and only
forbear to speak OF bis worth and learning
| lest perchance should wound his modesty
by my kindly freedom OF expression. or
the group brought back to my mind and
heart by this scene-to whose members it
was meet this brief tribute should be paid
I. as a survivor, have been commissioned TO
speak to you, and to stand beside my old
friend General Tallaferro, VINO was tne
commandment OF the military COLUMNS which
adorned each OF the occasions to which
! have referred. But L tell you, Mr.!
Chairman -apd tell you in all SIM
cerity-that. q neither, at Jamestown nor.
at tRichmond-neithers at the overgrown
fountain, of Virginia's civilization. nor at
the. base ,eof ethe statue OF Washing
ton-did feel oppressed as I do to-day.
Aud we'll may i feel weighed down By q
sense Of responsibility. These scenes speak,
| to. every thoughttRl rican-nay, sir,
they speak to every thinker, every student
and every lover Of freedom throughout the
! world--with an eloquence OF their own tnat
defes translation. To. put the Epic mean
Inc Of the istoried past Into words, or to
PAINT THE LIVES OF OUR. ANCESTORS,
| IL beyond my power. What I have to say
will be ia broad suggestions-mere5 broken
shadows OF most glorious shapes-ana I
confess. it with unaffected candor, While,
t.ament the fact. 'S:h[,I ,;:,,1., = 81.
But, my countrymen, we may read over sl
here to-day some of the Inscriptions on
1.-THE foundation-stone of the Repubhc anu
ttracs their origin. Phat ioundation,stone
.Wss blasted out from the 1uarr!es O KeY9.
intion at Lexington and Bunker Hill y.
,was'edyed by the blood Of patriots s9q
/ heroes. sand was laid upon this spot nearly
'eeentnry ago, not with ceremonial dis.
nlay al wine, and oil, and the troWel OF the
Master M ason, but by the sword OF the VIC
sop aud amid fhe, carnage OF battle.
Tho men Who achieyed TINT stupen en- ooua M
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-10
FOREIGN FLASHES.

The amount of bullion which went
into the bank of England on balance
Wednesday is e5S, 900.
A Rome dispatch says it is reported
that the next consistory will not be
held until the middle of May.
1t is understood Russia has taken a
resolution of conciliatory nature,
which is calculated to hasten nunder-
standing on the subject of mixed oc-
cupation,
The Paris Pdtrie announces it has
reason TO believe that the marriage of
King Alfonso. of Spain, to the Arch
duchess Maria, of Austria, will take
place in July.
A London dispatch says that the re-
ports come from Kieff that political
Prisoners there are most cruelty treat
ed. Many have been shot while at
tempting to escape.