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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-05

PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS IN THE PUBLIC
SCHooTs.-Public examinations will be held
in all the colored free schools in the city to-
day, and in the white schools tomorrow.
The examinations will begin at 10 y. NJ.
ard close at P. NJ.
The final exercises will begin on Monday
with Baker school (cooredl at 10 \. NJ,
and Nayy-Hill school at 4 2. 81.
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WE HAVE just receised sie srst shipment or
CIGARS from our.factory 10 ylorfia. The different
brands are all OF superior daa'isy- and the prices
very low for such elegant gooda Lovers of good
Havana, fre,h from the bench. can be fully grated
at W. ID. BLAIR & cos. 9G3 AIAWstrret.
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Horercu Church.-There was large
crowd in attendance at Hopewel Methodist
church, in Chesterfield county, Monday
nirhs, 10 witne>, the tublcauN and charadeS.
The proceeds derived from the performance
amounted 70 Sk3.
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFs.-Governor Holli-
day leftior Winchester yesterday.
Z The Police Justice disposed of q number
OF ordinary cases yesterday morning.
"a number OF convicts were engaged yes
terday IN an attempt to better the condition
OF the, Capitol-Square walks. The cty's
follr-horse roller would do The work there
in few hours. Colonel Harrison ought TO
borrow it for day or two.
A number OF the North Carolina excur-
sionisfs visited the Stale Library Yesterday.
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GARDEN PAETY.-The Girls Society OF
the Clay-Strett Baptist church will hold Il
garden party at Lands flower-gardcn this
evening and Friday evening. to which they
cordially invite the public. \ pleasant time
awaits all who attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-05

OTEY BATTERY REUNION.-Thc surviving
members OF the Otey Battery will have their
annual rciinion on Tuesday next, June 10th,
1t the James River Brewery.
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Law said also that he had a pistol IN MS
pantaloons-pocket, and that they got that,
too. Said also that Steele was d-der ras-
cal than Captain Jack, and the police ought
to watch him. Said he couldn't recollect
being with any others that night; that ne
was so id drunk that he couldn't remem-
Der who was with him. Declared that he
lost his money on the street between the
faro-bank and Steele's. Couldn't tell where
the gambling-house was; said he was so
drunk that be wouldn't recognize it if
taken there.
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DRUas. MEDICIrgs. &c. :
CANATIVE SOLUTION.
AN oDoRLEss CHEMICAL DfsINTEcTAET
AND DEoDURIZER.
INSTANTLY DEoDoRIZEs AND DIsTSFECTS
MATERIAL OF ANY KIND, HOWEVER
FETID, pUTRID, AND OFFENSIVE
DOES NOT IyJURE ANY pABRIC.
PREVENTS TIE SPREADING or AL ISFEC.
T1oUS AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

Saoald be used N all cf sict ness but espe-
cia,sy IN Diphfsaria. ScIrier-Eever. Smaf-Pox
Measles. Typhofe Fever, Y.i'ow. Fever, Choler.
Spots5 Fever, &c ,as its VIII purify fhe Sitatets
air or .he sick roos> and destroy the disease germ
In an Infected atmosphere, thss furnishing abSo-
iute security for the seIl and greater probability
of recovery for the ssx,as the Sefied air IS rem
dcred mose pure and 81 for breathing, and further
absorption OF the conta Isum prevented.
For the p.opcrcare OF the dead TITS S SANkTIvE
SOLUTION has no eqnsS, ,as IT delsys dccoppoi~
tiou, prevents efor. avoid, discooraisn, and obyi-
ates the necessity for ice.
Water-closcs,. .privcs ursials,. sewers rcesspoois
drains and draiu.pipes, ce'lsxs quit. rs.siape Sc
&C., instantly purified and dsodorzed without sub
stitutins any other smell.
MASsnAorUREp ny rnA
NEW YoEK CHEMICAL oIsINEECTsoy.
- COMPANY.
POLK MILLER 6 CO.,
Sole Agents for Virginia,
my 23-eod 93O Main street. Richmond
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0YETTE SOAP.


[yIyt1SSATI OLEINE SOAP.
- PRocTER & GAMgLE'S
CINCINNATI oLgIEg SOAP
is without a ioaht the
GREATEST LABOR. SAVING SOAP
EVER rRoDUcEp.
Ii IS made of the -r-sasss .
scsT And PURESr MATERIALS,
AND Is
.,tyR sSTED NOT TO iNJURE THE FINEST
GARMENT.
rG WILL NOT WASTE OR BECOME SOFT
,,,a .hp various yellow soaps when u.cd In warm
'' water, aif
ZACH BAR WEIGHS FULL ONE POUND,
so THAT
Purchasers GET ALL THEY PAY FOR.
The Increasing popR'a 'arty OF the
CINCINNATI OLEISE SOAR
-. caused many limitations under the name o
Nine SOAP and 0;hrr brands or SIMILAR APPEAR
Me- d a, less price, buI very Inferior in quality
70 The >~,-,>-,, ,r,Sr co.p
T. ro. deceived by these limitations, hut see that
.re0CTER & sGAMHLES CINCINNATI Elm
81 ip" j. on each bar.
p1- salc lS rrocers everywhere.
D. 7. BrZBY x CO., wholesale Agents.
No 6 kSchaDGe Place, Baltimore, Nd.
my 5.SNS1h
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HEALTH-the poor mans riches the rich mani:
bli sis found In AYERS MEDIC INES, after fr1it-
less search anoa. other remedies. 4 word to tie
Wisc Is sufficient.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-05

j. ELLYSoN " CO.. ads ertsln2 agents, insert ati.
re-risemeats ia all Of the newspapers o. the Uniis
S!scs al publishers -atez. Orders left ut the Dis
patch countinz-room Will receive pre1nes aescn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-05

TELEPHOSE.-Messrs. Hates & Paynter.
OF the Edison telephone, have been awarded
the contract for furnishing telephones in
Lynchburg.
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9irIlmand 1ispatcIr.
THURsDAY.............JUNE 5, 1870.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE RtsphTcR
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CiaCU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS, OF THE CITY. II
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SAVE MONEY by having yonr pTianns cone a-snt
o,spArca PRIsTIsG,HousE, Coed veg, lo1
prices, and SATISFACTION guarantee,
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GouRAcD's oLYMpIAS CREAM, FOR THE CoS-
reduced 10 81; pink. for hrsi.
ne. rs ,o 3Clc.mPUEcELL, LABp Z Co, Agents.
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SsuuES RESORTS.

TNCHAN BUARDISG-llOUSE,
T. IGGEDOS>NiLLE. rA.--This Iouse Is again
or.n to SUMMER EoiEbERs, unuer fhc same
,e'.n,rc.[rnr OF last season. The success Of last
wear Is full guarantee for The present Large lawn,
.coi shade. large aiG well ventilated rooms. a
rryr 10 make his Of the most pleasant places III
inwu. .,
ia!nbcr oi family and rooms wan eh. Addrcss
JOHN ". CHRISTMAS,
Proprietor Exchange i:oard.n2. House:
GordorSvile, Va.
yrxr . 1870 e. i-3t
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MISS SWANS MUSICALE Miss Swan's
annual musicale will take place ut. Singer
Halle Oh TUESDAY evening neXtat 81 O'clock
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THE vIGoR OF YOUTH given 20 the aga and III
Grui by uslng Hop Bit,crs Try IT,
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ersoCRERY. .ahAsswARE. dc.

CHINA AND GLASS AT PRICES
~ THAT ASTONISH BUYERS. Great BARGAINS
in PLATEn-WARE, ICE-CRFAM FREEZERS,
FRI'lT.JARS, WATER COOLERS. TlNWARE,
CEO0UET, and ClIlLDRES'S CARRIAGES.
Goods guaranteed IN quality and price:
ii. II. WALLACE
INV 31-.Jy1 106 Broad street.
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uEALING SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
II TY. VA. ARE NOW OPEN. Facilities for
,be comfort and cijoSmcnt Ct guests hive been
lqs,!c for the present :raSun jr>t-caSS III all re-
,w,c,< 4 n"w line OF light vehicle, for paSSrng' r.
only aud wagons for baggage. has been established
from Covngicn depot Ia the Springs. For pam
pbIfiS. apply To PURCELL. LADD CO., Rich
u.nud. or 10 myself al rhc Springs.
mvS i-eod2in VI. W. WALLACE. Agent.
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Just received from France, full line Of DIN
EER- and TEA-SETS in new designs. at very low
prices.
Call and see the SUN-DIAL COOKING STOVES,
The Thing for rooM-kecperS.
my 20 4. B. TAYLOR, 1e1l Main street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 64:
A. NJ, 10: noon, so; p. M, sc; 6 2.
NJ. so; midnight. 70
Mean temperature, rs.
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passed Danyille, and asked.if he desired tc
get off. Said he didn't care where he went
that be wanted to go to hell, and asked Il
that money(which be handed The conductor
in addition to the S5j would carry him
there. The conductor brought him to
Richmond, because he had paid within five
| cents OF the fare TO this place.
Law CONSISTENT.
Captain Wise put Policeman Griffin or the
stand TO prove what account Law gave OF
the robbery op the night it occurred.
Defence objected. They thought the tes.
timoBy inadmissible.
The Police Justice thought otherwise.
"CAPTAIS JACK" HANDSOME.
Mr.. Griffin testified that about l or A.
n. April 11th he and Brooks conyersed
with Law near corner Fourteenth and
Main. Law told them, in response TO n
question, that he was let out the bar-room.
He described ''Captain Jack" as man
dressed very neatly. with black NOUS
tache, and a good-looking man. Said
that "Captain Jack" took his money.
AT the suggestion of witness Law search
ed his oTn pockets and found no.
thi:g but two or three Dickels. He in:
quired before he was questioned by the.
officers as to the circumstances OF the rob-
berry il he was to be taken to tile station
house. They told him MOI; they alter
wards walked with him to the st. Charles.
He could walk by himself. He rapped ON
the pavement three times, and witness and
Dir. Brooks went up to him and opened
conversation. rsyE
Heret The evidence was closed. = Il, X.
Mr.. Cabeli asked for bail, and said he
didn't care how high it was put.
Mr. Meredith ravietvaf1S tho e1-jdnnpa ond
claimed that Wren was clearly entitled 10
bail. r..
BAIL REFUSED WREN.
The Police Justice refused BAIL
Defence asked that Wren be sent to the
station house until the trial today. The
Police Justice said be had no control over
the matter. They then asked that the Po-
lice Justice and the CommonweaIth's At
torney request that he be kept upstairs in
the jail. Both said they had no objection
10 that arrangement, but could not make
that request.
Both accused were sent to Jail, it being
understood that Steele would give bail later.
THE SAME STORY.
The testimony OF Messrs. Brooks and
Griffin is not given in iuil above, as il is sin-
ply repetition Of what Law told Judge
Christian, and what be had previously told
Sergeant Sea'-yiz, that =. Captain Jack !"
with one hand opened his vest, and with
the other Gook the money out OF his inside
pocket; bis uaw's) mcmorandum-book,
pulled out with the roll OF money, dropping
to the pavement ut the same time.
Drunk or sober, Law has uniformly told
the same story, 50 far as yet appears.
AND 50 FORTH.
Sergeant Seal was not recognized as a
witness for defence, but they said they
would send for him when they wanted him.
3Ir. Law was not committed, as was In
the power of thc.Justice. but was continued
under the custody OF Officer james.
Wren and Steele spent last night together
in cell at the Jail.
1t is expected that the trial will take place
to-day under the indictment found by the
grand jury Tuesday.
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AUCTION SALES TEgS Bay.

i5- On all satss Of keGt Estate nszie he:.ses
tae lst Of JC7,rdry ard last Of June tas trsrs -
the present geGr kars 20 he paid bgths r-s-chc
o. nI snkeG nlAde 3stDecn ths lst Of Jury ard Jcs
Of the year the taTes hGps to be paid By sslls,
!CLis CUSTOM vas adopIra ABOUT t:teen year. az
BY all the real estate a-pDts in Richmond, ana sp
ciissto Eirhmoaa and vir nity.1
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OPEN FOR THE SEASON.-The
" GROVE HOTEL. WEST POINT. VA. Is now
l.1n Tor the accommodation or REGULAR and
TRANSIENT BOAkDEKS.
The house has brcn newly furnished: bowling
alley and croGue; grounds. oysters, crabs, f.h, and
iunch-count on the grounds.
Bar and Icc-Cuam Saloon.
ENcursinu DlriirS will note he above.
Rates, $50 per day special rates hr thc week or
month, T.. K. FRAILEY,
my g9-lrn Proprietor.
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FOR RENT

E1OR RENT, SNUG DWELLE ;G,@
l. No. 81 q east Grace street with SIX roo Ell
kitchen with TWO rooms. ne hohse - oe .ng mint
ed and Otherwise reGeyaten. SToFESa al WIN
ID Nv SHADES go Win he Mouse. App " TO
L. J-cOl3t GRCI'fS WI ,lJAMS.
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PAINE, ROYSTER & CO... 10 A. ~, coa inucd
sale of boots shoes, clothing. &C.
r. II. MAURY & co, 1870 p. II at Stock Ex-
chansr, $4,000 james River AMI Kanawha
Canal bonds.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS 5 P.sE.. trustees s5Ie OF
hon<e and ot "n sanitn's HiIf Fifth street. and
lo' Of ground on west Floyd street near MoDree
Park.
W. GODDIN, OK p. NJ. suburban farm of mir Y
-four acres OH The Brock turnpike one mile Dortb
Or Richmond.
FRANCIS r. ISBELL. 5ls p. NJ. framed dwelling
No. l3 cast Marshall street, between Foushee
and First streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. 6 r. NJ. small framed
house and lot near Moore and Harrison streets.
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MOONLlGHT .EXCURSIONSt5-Isnl,
vi TO DUTCH GAP. Isasssssxx- z

An excursion on the steamer ARIEL DOWN the
ri9cr rs far rs Dutch Gap take place on The
9TH OF JUNE,
uuder the management Of the ladies' Of Grace-Slrcet
Presbyterian church.
TIE boat will leave the wharf at p. ~ and re-
turn at o'clock aud s.rcct-cars will be III waiting
TO bring The cxcurSiOnsts up town.
n nn= ualud niusir na- L"e' sr"rtoJ Jed f"- '"s
occasion.
Refrcsi mens ut city prices.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISpIcATToNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Nid.
die Atlantic States, rising or stationary fol-
lowed byialliug barometer, westerly winds,
backing TO warmer southerly, partly cloudy
weather, and possibly followed by local
rains.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, slight changes in pressure, variable
winds. shifting to west or south, wal mer
and generally clear weather.
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BAIL ALLOWED STEELE.

The Police Justice said that he would act
without reference to the proceedings by the
grand jury. His province was to inquire
ii there was probable cause. He thought
there was, and that it was case that should
be passed upon by a Jury. The Justice
said that he knew Mr.. Steele. and as far as
he is informed be IL good man. He was
sorry to see him in this trouble.
Mr.. Witt said that he would like TO have
the Police Justice before the jury to testify
to the character Of accused, and the Police
Justice said that he thought Colonel Young
and the others would do, bu. il neccs-
sary he would go, too.
Bail was fixed at 5000.
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DOARDERS WANTED.
cost. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

T .OST, TUESDAY MORNING, betw cen
IL Sixth and Marshall anu Twelfth and road
sir cts. i SILVER. PLATED PISTOL. a r ward
of TWO DOLLARS VIII be pald tae nhdcr II left
III The Capitol. ie 8
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CREENDRIER WHITE SULPHUR
THE "CALWELL HOUSE"

THE "CALWELL HOUSE"
adaccut 10 the Springs.
WITH TIE PRIVILEGE OF TIE WATERS AND
GROUNDS OF TIE SAME,
Is NOW OPEN.
BOARD: 81 per day. $I2 per week, $40 per
month Of twenty y-cight days.
Elevation 2.0C0 feet above ti'cwatcr.
Pamphlets 10 be had at the drugstore Of MeSsrS.
PURCELL, LhDD X Co. ,... <,,
GEORGE l.. PEYTON & CO.
my l2-irn Proprietors.
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SERGEANT SEAL QUESTIONED.

To Defence: When I saw Law he was
under the influence OF liquor, but seemed
to know what he was talking about. He
intimated that he didn't want the matter
made public. but wanted MS money sotten
for him quietly. told him, "Ine man
who got your money is the man VINO does
that business. What 90 must be aohe
omen and above board" .-....-s
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''e''''' '''''''' - wy P'' my2 29.3l&Jc8&5

NOTICE-TO EXCURSIONclS-sM
~ AND PICNIC PARTIES. Eaasszz..
The barge NEW York. with raracity Tor 6ou
passengers has just been htci up, ana eau bc chai'
tered to any point on the river.
For terms, &c, apply on board or ut Phllad"inhi;
Steamship Shed. INV - III
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
W AIsE NOW OPEN. The finest Warm m-Sulphur
Bath In The world: temperature Of water, $50. A
line Of light Vi hic'cs from depot to the Springs
Baggage In separate wagons.
PAMPHLETS OF PURCELL, LADD 20. Rich
mono. JOHN L. EtiBANk,
my 7-2in Proprietor.
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FHISA-GLASS-C
~
NEW GOODS-NOVELTI

The largest assortment OF CHINA, SEMi-rORCE-
LAME. CUT and PRESSED GLASSWARE, ever
oucFed in Richmond. x <-
anl5 1907 Main Street.
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DRUNK AS A LORD,

MIR. Bernard Smith, a news agent on the
Richmond and Danyille railroad, recos'
nized MFR. Law. First saw him at Char
iotte where he got on the train. Had
ticket to Greensboro. Was drinky aud
disturbed the passengers, and conductc!
threatened to put him Oft. After ne passed
Greensboro he gave conductor 50, ana $ sa.o az
il that Wasn't enough he would pay more
Said dc didn't care where he was taken
,ganted to ride as Far as the money would
corry him, Was drunk and asleep when M
passed DanYille. Was Rpked up after b.
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TIE BEST DAY,
FiRST-C CLASS ARRANGEMENTS,
@-,t RELIABLE COMMITTEE.
"' -" SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.
LOWEST PRICE.
- GOUU TINE
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LITHr-r sPRiSGsr rARMV LILLE, VA.
T HAVE 4 NEW FIRST CLASSGs
l. BRICK HOUSE vacant. which viii rent G:I
for the summer months al $40 per tonLh. House
m lie prrlteat portion OF :0wB; has six large aud
four small rooms (cOset. tn rG0nis); pOrchrs whoc
width of house: greenhouse. Two rom Kitchen,
stable and carriaye-ln,ssc. wish O. her Out-hOusc5:
..r,ieu aud line well Of water.
Parties renting Will h we pcvie .e and free use Of
water OF Lithia springs OF rs place. A:resS
:. X. NCRKLAND.
y .niQ r,.,Il. T..
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ExCE RS2DES.

IA THE NoSPARElL II
EXCURSION TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK. AND
PORTSMOUTH ON SATURDAY
JUNE TIE l4TH
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SN CTS. ROUSD.TRlP 30 CTS.
~ EXCURSION TO PETERSBURG
MONDAY. JUNE 9. 1879
(MEMURIAL-EAII.
Hy The WALKER LIGHT GUARD. Company p.
First Regiment Virgiutd Volunteers.
Leave Richmond 1T =. NJ. Leave Petersburg II
7 7. VI.
Tickets for sale al Tlnsey's cigar-Store. sos
Broat street: i.ambcrt's crcar-sinrc. S3S Main
street: McPhaI Il Brothers. 1900 Main street
Morrison q Co.'S, 2J17 Broad street; Farrlr's.
1000 Leigh street; and by W. n. Flournoy. &. +.
I.lpscorlb. and ID. =. Winfree. Jr., Manchester.
SPECIAL CARS FOR LADIES.
4 seat for every GoTd order viii be pre-
so,,.o,t u 4. 4 5G
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JrOH REN /, IN CAPI" .OL HOTEL q
| T. and WIG BUILDING, n. mos: delight. s9:I
| fnl!y siuaicd houses IN the city. FlRSTCLAsS
ROOMS. either furnished or dufurnl,hcd with SER
| wants auen'iancc. Alf,.S.J III" premises.
!. G,F iIEtLER. Manager.
In lh2 above house Is ~ RsT-CLASS REsTAL-
RANT unter ihat Stit-SD Jwn caterer, i. Il. CAL-
LAGIaIS whcIe ne %!!l happy 10 see hi, friends
| and patrons. ms 24-2w
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E'IE VAN LEW MAN SION, ON -
- CHURCH Bli.L- FOR REST-The most sa:I
UIuEui situation IN city; will be partially FUR
nAhcd or uniwrt<hed : with stable. &c. There is
Cophng-rarGe Ge ana lth-roOms with hot and cpt
~a'fr. onlG saaI club OF young Dcn.. Apply 10
4 my l6-lm GRCBBS & WILLIAMS.
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John Wren and r. A. Steele, charged on
bench-warrant with taking $40 from the per.
son Of Edward r. Law, were brought before
Police-Iustice Joseph j. White yesterday
morning for examination. The docket be-
Ing quite fnll. and Captain Wise having bu-
siness at the Hastings Court, the examina-
tion OF accused was postponed until 4
O'Clock 2. NJ.
At that hour the Police Justice was in big
seat ready to proceed, and accused and
counsel were all present. The courtroom
was about hall filed with spectators, great
number OF whom were colored.
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o9-sFsT STORE.

ATyuE 99-IENT STOIaE..
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aISII"US
FISHING AND ThCIIr-CLUi;, there VIII be IN
excursion ou the ARIEL 10 Old Point, Norfolk, and
Ports ~mouth on
JUNE THE 14Tu.
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP. 50.
TICKETS GDOp FOR WEEK,
REDUCED RATES AT HOTELS.
TAKE YOUR FAMILY.
WH!FF TIN: SEA BREEIE.
COME WITH Us!
No tickets scld at boat. Rem. mber that
Iickcis for safe by CARRIER. SEC Main street. An
drew l'izZp, y. Columbus. Or. W. ~. scott. Wax
Tavlor NJ. q. Crowds, George SchTn. W. Fl. ZIm-
mcrman. Names Of tie Committee OF Arrange m"nts
can hr seen aL any one OF these PAGES. ie2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-02

SENATOR CHANDLERs PUBLIC CAREER.
The announcement Of Senator Zachariah Chand-
lers death is surprise to the whole country and
for tho most profound regret in the ranks of
the political party OF which he dsting
a leader He literally fell in political battle, for II
only Ave hours before his death that he stood
before audience of several thousand people
pleading for the cause he loved so well and to
which he had devoted nearly quarter OF a century
of his lite. within the month he has been In this
State. speaking in his strong vigorous way In sup
port of republican principles. Previous to that he
was in Ohio and in Maine. where he did good SCR
vice in support of his party. The immediate cause
of his death was undoubtedly spoplexy. He was on
his way to his home in Michigan aud upon retiring,
shortly after the adjournment Of the meeting, had
left word TO be called in time to take On early train
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-06
SeIttfed porfrg.

4 KISS.
There is something in kiss,
Though | cannot reveal it,
Which never comes nmlss-
Not even when we steal 1t.
We cannot taste a kiss,
And sure we cannot view II;
But Is there not bliss
Communicated through it?
I'm well convinced there is
A certain something III it
For though u simple kiss,
We wisely strive to win it.
Yet there's something in a kiss;
nothing else wonla prove it,
1t might be proved alone by this
All honest people love it!
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-06

NEWFOUNDLAND.--The island o..
Newfoundland is curouoIy favored,
inasmuch that it is not infested with
reptiles. Capt, Chearl ley writes:
In Newfoundland there is not a
snake, toad, frog, or reptile OF any
sort. There is not a squirrel on the
isIand nor porcupine, moose or mink,
whereas, with the exception OF the
porcupine, wanting in Cape Breton,
Nova Scotia, all these creatures are
found in their ueishborins provinces.
The Arctic hare is found in New
foundiand, but in neither Cape Bre-
ton nor Nova Scotia.
Capt. Hardy calls attention to 9TH
er deficiencies. He visited New
fouudlanl at midsummer, and could
not hel 9 remarkln5 that fire flies we're
not to be seen there while IN Nova
Scotia they swarm by thousands, their
scintiIIatlons adding beauty to the
pail Of quiet night. The land Is
full Of bogs and swamps, winch rem
ders it difficult to account for the to-
tai absence Of reptiles.
The inebriate's song-"Th!s i The
way long have sot.