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Tay STORE row occupied by LGTY BROTHER:
IS FOR RENT,
md no
rtyrrpES ARE F1R SALE

FIXTURES ARE FtR SALE.
This store is undoubtedly The MOST ELEGANT
ONE SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA, and IL adapted 10
any Kind OF Lu:ines4. In order TO be able TO deliver
up The building when reRsed. LEVY BRo opHEss
coutnl: 10 dispose OF the!r whole stock II GSYRE-
CEDESTEpLr LOW PRICES. Bear II In mind, that
the II tduc.ou has not been made upon . few ar,i-
ce: but general reduction of from tea 10 fIty per
cent. has been maze, q, the whole stcss laa.: be
-,Il
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WHO HAS NoT BEEN a SUFFERER ?-[ New
Orleans Picayune.] : Among the many
things TO make a fellow feel bad in this
world, one is TO have fat-nosed, treck!ed
little man come in and take your seat oy the
side OF a nice girl in horse-car While you
:nre making change and putting her fare in
tl,e box, Or course you can take him by
the collar and roll him in the sawdust, but
the comfortable feeling has got away from
Won, and will not return during the trip.
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OFFICE OF SCHOOL BOARD,
No. 500 MARSHALL STREET.
w. ccO -uhhSihLL SIREET.
RICHMOND, VA, ,AugUSt 2. 1874

n OTICE TEACHERS CERTIFI-
;1r,Er,CATES-~ THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD GER
iriCATEs issued 20 teachers and officials for sew
SIy per cent. OF their salaries Tor the month end
ioln November, 1878. will be paid In full, and on
s4snefs certificates issaed fortke month ending
,b, on tne dollar win be paid upon pIeseniation at
dslr pse I1se on ana after MONDAY, August 81 1919,
adzst NC laass aIfRsD NOSE ssa se.r,ss.y a.
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s.OST, sTxAYED. AND FOUND.

r OST OR STOLEN, ONE LARGE
IL SPOTTED, SOW with FOUR PIGS and ONE
WHITE SiIOaT.. Any Information gwen VIII h':
thankfully re eelvcti ana alIi.!T,l reward ra.h
THOMAS E3LI.
M 5.3f4 No. JiS Fittru:il street.
r OST, ABOUT Two WEEKS; ~
IL AGO. from Mrs. Strodrn yer's pla ~. inax~l.--
Chesterfield comfy on the toaipit TURNPIKE, =
FIERrE-LGaKiNG LlGHT-RED fEAHI.iNh
HEIFER, with q Htic whit. on her belly. Ihe
nder wilt be rewarded tt TIL hc!icr ieit Al srs.
Strodeneycr farm, ab0u: ioir ani ia mIr'
from Rlc chJnDIkr.. aun-IA
IaOaLOST-h SM ALL BLtCk- 49,
lC'ASD.TAN TERRIER DOG. Iiii-----S
on nickel r;,siu collar. and an,w-rs IA me name
OF Tip, iibessl reward viii 10 paid 10. hir re-
turn to JOIN ~ Loi lEb,
mn sat. ts'..r. No. 1900 2ranhiin >ioret.
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BURvET2's FLAvoHiHG EXrRAcrS.-Ws sn-
perinrly ri th.se s1trrcts cnnSists & their per-
rect purity anG great strcn3th. T'.sv are war
ran.d frse from the poisonous oils whea enter into
the composition of many Of the fat.sious iaso:'
now III lhe market.
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"A WANDERING IDIoT.-Not long since
Anderson Scott, an idiot, strayed from the
City Almshouse, and after wandering
through Chesterfield county several days
was arrested and locked up in the county
Jail Saturday, and is III present confined in
that institution. .. .-
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WHEN Yoc ARE DEPRESSED ey tho gaunl, ,sleHiy
feeling OF L tl ordered system, which nees 70 te
cca.laed and Stimulated lato heai.ay aclion' a"e
dose or two OK !aYEE's Pulls, and sec now las.a
you eau be restored ;Gr aqnarser. ...s....s..
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". ELLyscS Y co., advertising agents, Insert sa.
vertisements In ali OF the newspapers OF the unhas
S,aes st publshersrraaes. Orders lefs Vt the Ofs
patca coaa.lag-rosm viii seyalis pssnss sssea
s32a
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SAVE MONEY by having yoar pslnuax aose q. ~
DISPATCH PRISTiNG-liousE. 1ooA "otA, Io'
prices, slG satisfaction guaranteed .,
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OLD C.1syMEa wni$KsY a, u very low p"ss h
snIaby .s. ..,-. w. y. BLAIR & Ca,
ll09 Maia street.
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:. .lSc1FsIDE." q pure whiskcy, disalRd In Au
.ust. coun.y.Ya.,i Is sold al $3.50 gallon by
49, ". d. BLAIR s CO..
ait ..t"..h 1lCa, SIam street.
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BI9RDiDATES-FOR; eyFfCE.

ITO TIE VOTERS OF TIE. CITY on
L RICHMOND: AN CANDIDATE FOR RE-
EiECiluN TO TIE HOUSE or DEcEGATES
suh"ct % NnIT ,eci>loral the Irim ;ly Election TO,
be held SEPTEMBER E1Tu NFXr
Respectfully.
hu jill GEORGE X. CECFfFIELD
HO TllE VOTERS Or llENRICO
tOUNTI: respectfully annsu,i-s. myself n
canh! II. for the ilDl.St. OF DELEt; iTES. sub
He. 10 ne sction Of the Conservative primary cleo
tion 10 De aelu OH the liza OF SepiraE.r.
JOHN y. HOPKINS.
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PRISTsNGIHOUsEs.,
DISPATCH PRIgTIyG-HoUsE.
GOCv WORK. Low PRICEs.

6oCJ Wcfk. Low PRICES.
Harlng one OF the LANG AND. eys1
EQUIPPED Sos OFFICES Ey THE sourfs com.
biIrcd with skiSasi necnaH,ss talent, we are urs,
pa1ed to execute promptly. IN the very best s,l~
ant AT Low T51CEs. every description of
BOOK a,SD JOB RENTING
SUCH AS
EIs?xFSS-CARD..
vISITIEG-sAEDs.
rk0YasaIONAL-ctHDs.
pr. WEDDlSs-ChRDs,
crR,-rn..ps .. shoW-CARDs,
: ETDLs LADsyG.
R,r,.ursos REcErr,
aETTER-lTT2sEs.
No1KHTADs,
ACCOUNTS sALE,
.so>s,crv- STATEMENTS
nrr,o-ssarrs DRAFTS
Tas'' ENVELOPES,
!,EGuMEp9e.
&C., SC.
RAILROAD -scSD STE Esyffsp 1T WORK
Sf'EUIALTT.
O.7srs from tfr. country p7srrrA!y filed and de-.
yer ID by express er mail. '.I..'
We have al the NEWEST &TTB2s OF TYPE
and c1scute work IN a manner that c,,sn ut he s,,r
passed.
We ofso do all kir,is Of BfSDi7ii AMI RULING
We VIII cheerfulsy furnish estimates and send
Innies when reHnired. mh l2-d.swSw
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SKINNER, RESORFN.

S CLEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE"
' III AND
.. .tauWATKIN>. GLEN y. L.
T5e most popular sum:ner Fr ~.
prrs sre;,tiy reduced. s2 - per 'tcl' Sfs PR
.eck. Spaa.ai rates laaGe fos 2ar, ies
Music a,l2 other AZ! use'neato Furnished.
il i.2m ! sis..T!, 4. j. SbCHE\ER Stnassr.
'EiiE HYGEIAt. MOTEL,
OLD POINT sO5lEDRT. Va
SITUATED l0oYAtGs FROM FONT MoSHo.i
Clsn All the ye3n Equal 10 any holsi 10 ,ne
EI!;xt states spring, AuipGrx. or aGtainh te-
S9'''i esHa e@s''tt tt'' KARgisaS .rHoEBCs,
r,nt,, .s ,...'s.s -, Proprietor.
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500 will Le paid for amy case that HOP s3iTTEEs
ri! no. curC-Gr help. Dnubt not.
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DR. G., p. STEEL has returned ~ the city. aitn
Will a pc;lsel 70 those IN need II his scIT!cc'
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4itlln1o11d 4isppatttr,

iss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsP'ATcH
Is LARGER THAN. THE coMRlNEp. cIRCuf
LATIoN OF. ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWs:
2APgaS .UF TILE CITY. ~ Yv4F&tF ~.
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W. H. PEASANTS. Lat. aud Nat. Sciences;
NM.TAYLoR 1HoM. VI. A., Eng, French, and Con

wv. H. PLEAsASTs. Lat. and Nat. Sciences;
NM.TAYLoR 1HoN VI. A., Eng. French, and Com.
position:
fIts L. CnCKE. 4. NJ. Mathematics;
H. l.. rACL!. German:
Mis- BETTE y. FowLKES, Hist. aud Ethics;
Nr. JULIA 4. SLAYI on. Italian;
Mrs, Prof. TURNER. English:
Miss SALLY l.. COOKE. Latin and English:
Miss VI. l. OCKE, Ma;h., Eng. and French:
Miss SALLY u. RYLASD. Preparatory school;
n. l.. PArLl. Director Of Music;
Mrs. JULIA a. SLAYToS. Nocaliz1tion
Mis- JULIA P0HCUER. Piano and Singing;
Miss ROSA +. COOKE Piano and singing;
Mrs. EMMA PAUL.. Sunt. OF Practice:
Mrs. :. V. Coz KE. Domestic Department.;
Miss LAURA WHITE. Maron;
Mrs. POWELL. MairCn:
tIIiS. fl. { o. Kf., business Agent:
JSo. :. ToMpKiSS, Re: idcnt Physician.
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TAKGE BRICK M,iLDlNG O&zss
j. TIE SOUTH sipE % ~ GEAGE Ed sT SrkEEE; pff A
CHURCH FOX REaT.-This large and welt
Enown bulldog many years occupied by .as late ID.
Lee Powell s:ld others Is oolrding-schSV' 10 ior
r.n, 7, ru.,aius the iaDst ample accom- sIotatlons
TOR that rarpo.e. cr tora soar:tnG-souse or Tor
isry.., ,fa u,ay Po.stss.,s a. once. AmS 10 ALFnEO
49, -, ". tDDDiS,
-,,SfJn, J2r-s. R.al Esia,e Aux; c;tDpeer.
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The facilities Of this Institute better than ever
lsiure Guri'.s the triy-scrcn years oi lis exist.
.ncc four ,ii,. teachers having spent several
wears Of study in European Institutions The charges
remain the same. For every item Of board, tuition
In All literary studies (iuchIding both ancient and
modern languages, and medical fec. single charge
OF S240 j. made. PaylRcnfs are made. In three
t,uM nstal.ns, in advance. At intervals Of ninety
days. The session Of lS79'S0 will begin on the
l7rH DAY Of SEI'YFM FMBER. Apply 10 the SUI
rernteudcnt. jy 22-dTn3tSw3t
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FOR RENT.

=
EQR: RENT. TWO SPLENDID Ia
II SUITS OF ROOMS tunfLri4nhail, w. sI.a
Ala, corner OF Tenth and Clay streets. &""nin-
privilege on he lot. Terms NJ odcEa!r. AZ 81
FOR: BENT, ' .. a.
- j.. .-.a. p. DWELLINGS. A1
10. QSetes Cary street: roo!.s. SIu.
q 40. 9eaet Gary street; +; 7roomI Sse. -,
= No. 500 north Tenth SIRE 81. " r.Yuts 1928.
No. Z3l south Second street: {, royn.. SlG.GJ.
NO. llo se.t Cary street > 8 roor1s Y2o.
No. l2ts south Foulth street; ;, rooms. 5lG.Gi.
No. BIS north Twen.y-iourtii streee; 10 rocus5.
:2D. -
No. a.n'h Morris street 4 rooms So
No. sJT eas: nrace street: lSEaa!.Is. $40.
No. north Sixth street 4 rt,otps Sl5
No. SS0S north street; 4ropngs AZ
Nc. } - ljiair street: 3:rooiDs. 10.
sc. 397 ue-th Sixteen.b sirsct; / rooms. 80.
STORES.
No. 1922 c.ist M3is,sisset.
N0 l71iTa,t Main stree. -
No. - north Cove ruoe ret.
No. - sGp.b 1higsssn.h street.
NJ. -. Twelfth And Cary streets.
1nulv TO CHAfFiN, STAPLES & Co.
All 2.c0aG. Zeal Estate Agesss.
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
IL BOTETpuRT SPRINGS, VA. tP. o.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION AND GOVERN
NE\T:
GEORGE L. TAYLOR, Esq, President of Trus-
N,Jon JOHN ". JOHNSTON, Vice. President;
CiIAELES l.. CnCkE- superintendent:
MRS ELIZA ). CfiiLDS, hSsocia'c Principal.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND

MECHANICAL COLLEGE.
The ci4htli t>siun begins Ihe 18TH OF AUGUST.
1879. Tu!iicE aud r00m-rrnt free. and it6ard in
lucs>cs, ~: in families. nowhere above $40. In
creased opportunities Tor earnings on farm and In
shops. For appointments or catalogues, address
&. l.. G.. MINOR. President.
BacksDurg, Va.
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W. 6QD1IH. 10 a. u, comm ssfonerf; srIe.of rcaf
esta'e in HaBoT ef county, near Ashland.
GRE fsBs &fWfLLfSNa,6 s r. n framed ho,<e or
Feraole streeS: a62 two briek-ardf frsme,i dwell
iDSs on Mosby Hesr venable street.
JAS. HACDOUGAErBo 70 a.. H.; household and
kIfehe1 furniture. stoTes. Sc.<st - .,-.a..
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TUESDAY =, :. y. :. -. AUGUST 5, 1879.

Entered AT the Post Office at Richmond, Va, as
sscond-csass .mattsT.Ii t,I. '.@ -
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Observation-Disclosures te 80
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

WESLEYAN FEMALE lNSTIIU lie,
W STAENTON. VA.
ANY one who desires to educate his daughter
thoroughly. OK THE LOWEST TERMS AND LEAST
rXrESSE. in one Of The FIRST SCHOOLS FOR
NuuS SG LADIES In the United states, whlch
orcns SEPTEMBER Is, 1879, write for cala-
,vguc to
REV. DIR. WILLIAM A. HARRIS. President.
iy 2-dpndlm,SwGt SiauntOu Va.
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE, essentially
~ two institutions male and female, in the same
vicinity, under on" management. Open September
lnih. Scud for catalogue. Rev. A. NJ. JELLY, d.
D.. President. New Windsor. Md
jy 26.S, ,TuSTH2m
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FINANCIAL.

DlCHMOND CITY BONDS WANTED
IL hy EDWARD COHEN.
au 5-lw corner Main and -Four lcehll streets.
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE AND
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS 1SSU-
RANCE COMPANY ) STOCKS FOR SALE by
EDWARD COHEN,
au 5-1w corner Main and Fourteenth streets
u ABROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
EDWARD COHEN. 1.
an 81 corner Main and Fourteenth streets.
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DAVENPORT Il CO.,
- STOCK BROKERS.
OFFICE. 1ll3 MAIN STREET.
Will buy and sell on commission
ElEGI&IA NEW 1910 BONDS,
VIRGINIA CnNSOLS and L" "PEELERS,"
VIRGINIA TAX COUPONS.
RICHMOND PER CENT. and PER CENT.
BONDS,
LYNChEuRG, PETERSBURG, and other CITY
BONDS:
AIIROAD aud CANAL BONDS.
bASh and INSURANCE STOCKS, and other
BUNDS and STOCKS.
Special attention given to the FUNDING OF
VIRGINIA BONDS. .-..--...- ~ T-lm
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Ra!LRoAp -s,sn' STE. .eyTt,aaT WORK
rEUIALTF.
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ZEN MORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
IN SCHOOL,
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

II. \. sTRODE lNiath. Medast University Vir-
2iulal. PriDcinaL
II. E.. BROCK III. Lit. University Virginia. re-
Gently Asst. Is. Latin University FirSnia), Asso-
cia" Instructor. -.
&. Vi. CLAIBORNE, Assistant In English.
Session bcZiUs SEPTEMBER 11TH.
EOAID AND TUITION per half session. 1926.
Reduction made IN Case If Il ministers son or OF
iHo brothers.
For catalogues address The PRINCIPAL. ~ 21-1St
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WANTED. \ WHITE WOMAN TO,
w COOK AND CLEAN HOUSE FOR \
SMALL. FAMILY. Mast be Recommended Apply
n GZ5 Main street Du .J.3l
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STACNTON, VA. =.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL

The session o: ls79-'s0 will OPEN THE FIRST
WEDNESDAY IN SEpTEEMBER and close the
currcs pOnding tine h. JUNE following.
TERMS tor st.s!os Of forty week. payable one
half OH entering nc the hal lance In Februarrl-Se-
Iecrion the first: Fer board, Washing fuel, lights.
nhvsicIan's Zee seat in church. caslhencs aud full
Engli.h course. iDclu,ng eloculion and contingent
fc.-are $3.50.
For full particulars apply to the Principal for
catalogues. je21-2m
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WANTED, y FlRST-CLASS COOK
w without incnmhranc". Sn ";hcr need apply.
\ mi! i!e-a%va colnI.I woman r!''t,.r real.
joins IT, MDFFE1T.
au i-2!t Ho. 400 tat FrInnlin street.
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WANTS.

WAETED,- \ PURCHASER FOR TWO
W GOOD MILCII COWS
JOSEPH T.. EDWARDS,
au 0-2t* Ne. l6 FirMeruth Street
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THE OLD GUARD DANCING.
The brilliant Reception Given by the vetcr-
ans In The AendemN OF Music.

Tho Old Guard with their ladies' and
guests. were led upon the floor Of the Academy
Of Music last evening by Major George W. Nc
Lean to the tune Of the "Od Guard" March.
the occasion was the annual reception and ball
OF the veterans.
The Academy was tastefully hung with the
national colors, and tho broad area Of the stage
was relieved by stacks Of arms. cannons and
drums At the back Of the stagc was tent
before the entrance Of which. after having
completed several circuits Of the auditorium.
Major Mclean received the guests and friends
OF the Guard. Over the fOotights was n dos ign
in gas lets In the form OF n circle. Betwern two
parallel rings OF light were tho words Old" nt
the top and Guard" at the bottom, and
on ono side l.. C.. 1926" dcnoung
the Light Guards organized in that year; and
on the other G.. G., 1888 In which yenr the City
Guard were formed. In the centre were tho
figures 1868. the year uf the consolidation OF
tho two corps In the Ola Guard.
. Among the guests were Gen. Bcnurogard Of
New Orleans, Gen. Jourian Of South Carolina.
Mmor-G J. Il. Carr and stan Of Troy. Brig
Gen. Reehe and sta1. G. N. Wilmer, Major Clark
Bell, Col. George W. Wingate. Col. Emmons
Clark OF the Seventh Regiment. Col.
l.. @. Bruce. Major C. A. Otott Gen.
Alexander Shaler md stan. Col. Allen, Gen.
Smith and stan. Police Commissioner s. T..
Nichols. Alderman Jordan l.. Matt Capt. Chas.
II, Todd, Cant. II. l.. Faris. and many others.
Tho dancing was begun at IL o'clock and con-
unued until late hour.
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They Kept me all the time aud


rom them hhl uln@ iheN MpN me hl tue umc ana
Q-Now, when dd it strike You that YOU had been do.
Ing wrong by giving such eNicnct as N laid by YOU
inuf me Vie gave pretty clufc examination. aud
u he had kept bit longer he wuld have tnuni 1t ali
out That satisfied me that should not do TO so on the
Suppose you had been able to give perfectly salts.
factory answers to 0nv Cox. you would not have come
a. that opinoni Ayes, Ir should. saw thai when
on The stand III very easy 10 M the truth. Tut not very
easy 10 siick to lie.
think Kept even with him. You would not the
stand and let nnvhply set the ucst ot you ud YOU
70 auyhnrwhy IT, he goes into lying, he must lie right
Nrough. otherwise he should let ID alone.
Q-Now, " YOU wanted 20 expose this living. why did
you not wutr about 1t to snDcbotytu John sherman.
trying to persuade Mr. Morris Mirks T. i.kc your tate
what's straight II have dome arything that Is nnt
STRAIGHT should Ike to he shown m have GOT rs
~ conscience as any man around this table Laugh
o-Now YOU bcean by telling Maddox an Carter that
vol had pcrurcd yourself them ard you would not 20
chargcd bn, cannot .ay that was The reason
oEAnd aner IT, qi thcy pad 70 g. ~ 70 Keep you
sth' A-Ycs they I'D, they did not think would eK-
You received $50 10 swhhrtp lie and ihcreupon
ynn do the swearing, but rcturH pl' inor~e a. you
n iheln YOU are gong to expose them. MhN Wv 'N"
get for thatf A-Nuthius. sir.
You do II for conscience sake. when Soil came
herc dd YOU enter ihio negotiations with anybody %
thing DO not remember going 10 g"ntlcmHns room
ana sayint was out oi money, inst the Ncpuhic1ns
with bulcss some in done tor that u they did
not help me should contradict nv aninNt No, SIR
Tie boot was on the other les some ho iy came 10
HAT was Mr. MADDOX have not received cent since
came here, and have not complained aboutit
On further examination upon his affidavit
witness denied thnt he over intended 10 rrfor to
MIR. Stcngcr's conduct. aud said thatthc charges
therein made against that gentleman were un-
true.
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DID CAPE ADAMS SEE 4 Prh4rEp
Threatened by a Strange Crnrt thnt LNP Near
burning Vessel.

LONDON. Jan, 23.-Capt. Adams Of tho ship
Raston, who recently arrived at Queenstown writes 10
Loyds that Rt O'Clock the morning Of the 10th inst
when he about hty miles west Of Fastnet he saw
vessel nre two three miles distant e down
assist her and saw steamship not more than so yards
the windwArd Of the burning wreck He could discover
the wreck and when he hailed and asked II he
could be Of any service the reply coming the
slip was Keep on your coutse,Q You viii burn, toon
-Four or nye hours Atterward Capt Adams saw the
steamship hsteTn lie was asked where he was bound,
and answering Cork told that he made amy OF
what ho had he had hcs look out himself his
neyt voyage out Capt Adams describes the eamshp
being hut ol iron aud painted black She sat low In the
water had black pole mAsts, and black tunnels between
fore AID mainmass she showed no name. lie saw a
number Of men on her decks between hundred and
nlty and two hundred on her upper deck They wore Q
sVTI VI = blue UNIFORM, agp sesUsd " w EngliSh.
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SPEEDING OYER THE SNOW.
Three Exciting Sleigh Race. on st. Nicholas
and jerome Avenues.

Although the snow was steadily thawlng
on the uptown avenues the sleghing was still
good yesterday. and tho horsemen were out in
force. Many persons assembled at tho 81.
Nicholas Hotel to see the trot Tor a purse Of sl00
mile heats, best in 8, 10 sleighs. The con-
testing horses were Wm. Gallaghers b. e. Bay
Frank. Dryers b. x. Harry X. Wm. Nanvalkcn-
burghs s. ~ Fox. Wlkinson's b. g. Busy Bee.
Thomkins's blk. x. Rapid. Harry X. was the
favoritc. but 10 evcryboly's surprise the bay
gel ling Frank won in three straight heats
Harry h. was awarded second money. Fox
third. Busy Bee fourth. No time taken.
The next contest WIS between shorty Foun-
tan's hay geldlng Glp-tcr and Low Smiths
sorrel grldiug Whisper. distance about mile
Tho horses went OF evenly together. After
troitlng quarter of % mile, Glost"r, VINO is a
large horse. about l0s hands high. took the
lead. and kept II to the finish. winning clevery
by three lengths. Another exciting contest WIS
l'twrcn Charles Clau-en's bay geldiug No
Name (rocnrd 90 and J. +. Nelson's brown
gcldng Rebel. No Name won 10y six lengths.
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Coroner Mandevillc began an inquest ia New
ARK ycst,d afternoon In the case OF Martin Colnau.
who died Tuesday night Of injuries inflicted ON Thurs.
day evening Of last week by his eldest son Martin aged
p Coleman struck his son on the head with heavy
boot and the son, III IL OF anger stabbed his father in
the arm with small penknuc scvcnng two arteries
Ihr> facts were established ly the testimony Young
tmemAu who hai run away TO escape punishment.
returned 20 Newark ON "Wednesday evening.
ami slorrol Win hls uncle, who lives ON the
plank road leading tQ jersey CTS. lie was
WIN several ni'uls yesterday ami be- sail to one OF
ncm' am ready 10 ,utcr all the punishment the law
can give me. for have done wruna. hut 600 law can
make me sull,r moro tiaul am suffering my con.
scruce Detectives started at 10 o'clock last evening IN
search of young coleman
Coleman was arrested n this city last night be- Detec
tive O'COuuur VI the lniuu Market police.
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Grand omeer. of th. New Jersey Ma.on..

TRENTON Jan. 23.-The annual session OF the
Grand Lodge Of Masous Of the state Of Now Jersey
begun in this city yesterday and closed this evening
The following officers elected for the ensuing
Grand Master, Hamilton Wallis, Lodge no no, Deputy
Grand Master. Joseph W. Martin, No. 27 Senior Grand
Warden William lIardance, No IS; Junior Grand War,
den, Henry Nehslage NO l0i Grand Treasurer Chas.
Bechtcl No >; Grand Secretary, Joseph II llough No
rs, Deputy Grand SECRETARY Thomas u II HedMhy no.
10, Grand Chaplain, BENJAMIN {. llpWncott, No ifS,
Senior Grand Deacon Joseph " Cung,cn No 81, junior
Grand Deacon Frederick BelU No 1885, Grand Marshal,
"Nares Russ No. 80, Grand Stewards, Frank G Frey,
4. REM, Squire. No. ~, Grant sword Bearer,
No A. All, -- a drA9d pursuyant Albert Ran.
Thomas Cook, w. --@@ Howell No ., Grand
doph, No ., Grand nler An.. - nupUN Grand
Instructor, Herbert Wells No ~ plstit. A75 Hfp,
Masters First District VIM II II Wallace, No -Nu,
ond, Henry larnes, No 81 Third. Charles G steven
No l2d, Fourth VIM u l. Robbins, No 80; filth, Jas.
A Merton, No 81 sixth iJacob Guyer, No 2o seventh,
Thomas W. Tllden No 100
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THE La1ESr orr WORLD NEWS.


BERLIN. Jan. 23.-Thc Lower House Of the
rru.-an p,t today discussed a motion introduced hy
Dciuiy llecremau. an Ultramontaue. calling upon the
Prusan Ministry 10 in.tructis representatives IN the
Federal Council to oppose the Parliamentary ID hnc
bill Amoton made by the Cons ryauy,s 60 a.s to the
order of the day rejected by a vote uf 2.a tl ~
Itir ,, H,rtrWHus motion Was s.s! rejected lut one ut
slNhr tendency introduced 10y the National Liberals ud
lfugrssis was adopted 10 the rc, that existing guar
aniecs of liberty W speech and hc independent siaulug
Of regulations relative 10 parliamentary business and
dtci , consi iue %" essential bas, OF both the frus
sinu a'd Imperial Cuusttuu AMI that relative the
hil now before the Federal COaucil. the protection OF
constitutional rights safely be lett ~ Tie ,i,hslg