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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-28
A Suggestion as 90 the state Debt
iFor The iji.patch.J


Liberty, like health, l. never appreciated
until we begin to lose il. Our PEOPLE are
satiated with freedom, even 0d nGaSediR.
The purity, strength, and safety OF fepub-
lies depend upon the integrity, intelligence,
and patriotism Of the individual members.
Each citizen Of republics Is Responsible FOR
the proper administration Of the govern
ment; aud il he desires the preservation OF
the republic, he should not shirk that re-
spOnsibility. The suttragans OF virginia,
actuaied by the principle that "wDat l.
eyervbody's business is nobOdy's business"
are content TO LET the administration OF the
affairs OF the State alone, so that they may
enjoy themselves in the prosecution OF their
private interests.
In the matter OF the settlement OF the
State debt our people seem TO be qulie M
different; 30 much 20, indeed. that they
viii not take the trouble TO attend meetings
TO give expression TO their oplniouS Is 10
such settlement. In this state Of things !
would suggest thar the plan proposed by
Mr.. Pendlcton, OF Louisa county, be adopt
ed. lie proposes bat every aspirant for the
Legislature, before the next general elcc-
ton, shall express in some public manner
bis views about he settlement OF the state
debt. III this Is done, the people can vote
inteiligeDtly. Let them follow lin the wake
If Senator Smith in this m JrniDg's Dis
lpatch-publiSh a short letter giving their
views on this subject. HANOVER.
November ~, 1880
We give our correspondents suggestion;
but we do not approve il. There must be
plan for readiu>ting the State debt agreed
upon before our candidates for Governor,
or any other office or place, are nominated;
and all these cindidltes must plant them
selves upon that platform.
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unrrzing dine Moyement OF Mhen,,

BALTIMORE, November 2G.-The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company posted
the following notice at the Corn and Flour
Exchange TO day:
No'ice is hereby given that on and
after The 9th day OF Dece@ber. 1880, the
rate OF extra storage on What al the elrva-
tors II the Baltimore and OHIO railroad at
Locust Point will be 3.l6 Of 1 cent per
bushei for i've DAYS or parts of the same,
and Y cents per bushel for each aud every
ten days thereafter or parts o! the same"
The notice created quite eonmo ion
among operators, and wheat fell several
cents per busheL The compaoy say that
this timely 0otiee has been gwen with no
Intention whatever 10 Increase the reycBue
from storage, oat simply to prevent .
blockade OF wheat In the elevators sDd
severa! Thousand ear, at this pint, thus
pseyecting a steady and regular flow OF
wbeat from the West and causing lockup
hefe.
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A singular accident occurred a few days
since in the POttsville (Pa.) shaft cOlliery.
The cage, with a number OF men. suddenly
stopped when five hundred feet from The
bottom OF the shaft, aud the weather was
- intensely cold that the cage froze SOlidly
10 its surroundings. IL could neither be
hOi>Ied nor lowered, and the men were in
danger OF freezing to death. At last steam
was conveyed to The cage in pipes, and by
melting The ice the men were hOiSted 10 the
surface. after being suspended for several
hours in a very dangerous position.
The report of difficulty at Scottsville.
teIegrapbed to the city papers last week. in
which the death Of Il colored man, named
Andrew Jackson. from blow inflicted with
a billet OF wood 10y one j. l.. Johnson, was
incorrect. The negro was struck but not
fatally injured charlottesville Chronicle.
Rev. John $. Mackintosh, OF Belfast, Ire
land, ha, lecn notified by cable Of call
from the Second Presbyterian church, OF
Chicago. the Involvement being a salary OF
$4,000 per annum, having outbid PhiIa.
delpbia church which was eEdeavoling TO
secure him.
Chief Engineer Philip Iuch has been APP
nGinred pr sident, and Chiei Engineer II. Il.
NOn,Z, and Passed Assistant Engineer
John Lowe members, OF Board for making
maximum. speed trials in the Chesapeake
bay Of the machinery Of the United States
steamer Galena.
Mr.. Pierre Lorllard's famous French
stallion Mortimer, recently purchased in
England, arrived in New York Thursday
on the steamship Italy, with a fine brood
mare and colt. The stallion cost forty thou
sand dollars.
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Two Amendments.

The act Of Congress providing for the
election Of United States senators ought to
be amended in two particulars Gext winter.
FIRST, the law ought TO be so changed as
Ito allow senator TO be chosen at ibe .ses-
,sion Of a Legislature last held before his
.term expires. Now the law requires it to
Ibe done bv the Legislature last chosen be-
fore term expires on the I'd Tuesday after
its meeting and organization. The oonse-
s4uence is that in a. State whose Legislature
'lals for Two years, the senator is chosen
two years before he can take his seat. in
Virginia, this occurred last year; and in
LSuisiana a senator was once elected three
years btfofe his term was to commence. ave
thiEk.
Secondly, the las ought to be so amended
as, to.meet The ONO case. The Legislature
OF that State ought to be authorized TO elect
Mr.. TRUKMAN's successor before the 4tb OF
March.
There IS no good neason why the act OF
Congress should not be amended before
-Cbristmas in respect OF both these defects.
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ssssss ss'sssssssF ssssss '-sss' 's'sss ~
MOURN NJ DRESS GOODS

| Is WITHOUT A PARALLEL.
BLACK ALI.-WOOL NOME CLOTH at Gle. a
yard the same solo last season at soc, and
opened the first of tni, season at 40c. a yard;
44-inch ALL-WOOL CAMkL'S-HAIR at G2c. a
yard valued at 81;
As inch ALL Wool iIUJACK CLOTH at il.22,
former piec. price Sl.s5;
4s.inch DRAP DE DEKKA AT 81 5, the agents
price OF which has been - Il;
40 inch GRAPE NOME al 65c., general value 81
yard
| The above goods were purchased at the recent
Lupins closing SALE the attachment OF wnose name
IS ,lways sufficient guarantee for the purity aud
wear OF The gOOus.
Among The above goods are also 20 pieces Of
BLACK CASHMERES at from 10 10 zoe. a
yar1 less han regular value;
BLACK and COLObkD BROCADtD VELYETS
IN all their various qualities at great reduce
tons;
Also, PL USHFS far below market value;
We shall make special Offering of BLACK SILKS.
SATIN DE LYONS, BROCAOED SATIAS. aud
other SILK G JODS purchased at great Sacr-
fee by our New York resident buyer last week
BLACK SATIN at 65c yard, valued at 81;
COLORED SILKS at 45c value 75c.;
BLACK sATIN at Sl.25, value $40;
BLACK SATIN De- LYON AT Soc, value sl.50;
BkOCADE SATIN at Zoe, value 1928;
COLORED SURAH SILKS at SOC. cost over soc.
To import;
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK Can silkl at 4Oc.,
value 75c;
BLACK eros. GRAIN SILKS In various fine quail
ties at Unprecedented prices
Also, NOME FURNITURE CRET0NNES at
l2Sc., former price 23c.;
34xzO. inch ALL-LiNEN HUCK TOWELS at
eIsc., value 10 To l6ac.;
rs dozeu sIX.BUTTON OPERA KID GLOVES at
Soc, value 81
pieces BROCADED yELVETEEN at soc. a
ward, value 81.
We also offer some rare bargains IN LADIES' aud
MISSES HOSE.
LADIES' and CHfLDREN'S KNIT UNDER
WEAR;
Full assortment Of
LADIES' LIGHT sACQUEs,
ULsTERS,
D0LMANs,
CLOtKs. ft
aud all the VARIOUS ober WRAPS as they appear.
ln9 Ia-sAsutWI
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a permanent organization Of the compa-
ny " e,ch recently pun chased The Greenvilie
and Columbia railroad hos been effected
under the meme Of the Columbia and
Greenyiits Railroad Company. I he folio ~.
ing are :te officers: President. II. L.
McCaugbraA. Directors: James Conner,
w. A. Courtenay, r. j. Peizer. Charleston |;
james s. Cofcran, AbbeyiIie; A. G. Has.
keiI, Columbus; w. j. CLYDE, ii, d. Plant,
II. Z. Wilson, New York; T. Nj. Logan,
Joseph Bryan. ]. II. Dooiey. II r. Scott,
Richmond. Legal adviser. ;enerd James
Conner.
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The goods were all purchased at the recent large
auction snes and will be sold regard ess OF Vaiue'
Read the line of goods we will display In our WIN
dows and sore The coming week:
Az pieces CoLOREO SILK BROCADEs, Doc. to
1850;
CO pieces CoLORED sATINs, all the new shades;
s& pieces COLOBED DRESS SILKS, Toe. s1.5O'
Is pieces BLACK SATIN DELYoN, all prices;
10 pieces BLACK SATINs, Toe. to- So;
SO pieces BLACK GROS.GBAIN SILKS, Including
the best brands manufactured, coo. to SO;
A pieces BLACK BROCADE and FIGURED
SILKS, 81 to SO so;
% pieces "a NOVELTIES, Soc to $780,
81 pieces o-4 ALL.wOOL PLAIDS, 81 to 80 90
we are offerings the greatest bargains Ia these
goods;
90 pieces COLORED CAsHMERGs, 25c. to 81.
We have an elegant line Of COLORED CORDS and
TAssELs, BUTTONS, RIBBONS and TRIM
MTNGS to match he goods.
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VI ARRIA(sE :.

Married. November 23i. at The re idence OF the
biide's father, Robert Hin, or William>'s Ferry,
XII x Niiham county. Va. 10y Rev. Mr.. Wlnn,
LILLIAN THOMAS HILL TO JOHN BOWERS,
Jr., Of Richmond.
Married. on the 10,h instant, at Park-Place
NJ hOdisi church. by Rev. DR.. Edwards, LA FAY
ETrE BOLTON aud Hiss FLORENCE A. ODELL;
both of IBIS CIV.
Salem and Lynchburg papers please copy.
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a New sCbristian Church tn wash
in.fOn.

CINCINNATI, November 2G.-Tbe Di>ci-
pies. The religious bodv with which General
Garfield is associated, have taken prClimina-
ry Steps, through the Board Of the General
Christian Missionary Society, 10 build anew
church in Washington, ID. e.. As the ob-
iect is TO be obtsined by contributions in
the whole country, the Society has deslg-
mated Joseph Saith, Jr., Of No. 207 west
Seventh street ia this city, IL us agent 10
receive subscriptions. They hope to lay the
cornerstone about March lSt.
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Anxious to get another senator from
Ohio, Mir. GAwRENcE, Comptroller Of the
Treasury. at Wsshington, las uttered the
dietslm that 'tOhio is entitIsd to two sena-
tors. and no ,iw Of Congress can deprive
her - this riIat;" which is u good joke,
considering how often States have been de
priyeA oi senators by the decktons Of the
Senate esself. What became o1 that doctrine
when Congress deprived Virginia Of two
senators Tor yesras Has Congress lost any
OF it's poAs<Gss
However. tbe point is not worth arguing.
Senator 1HseAAS is ,tfle ables; lawyer in
the Sens'e. We has .gxen 1t as his opinion
that the Ole legislature cannot elect q
senator before the 9th Of March. and his
opinion will eaSsTn the action OF the Demo-
Gratis Of The Senate. who yii have MA
FORTY even atiet Mr.. gisCRxAN's retire
0ent--a safe msjsTity n all the Democrats
sre ia place.
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DEATHS.

Died, at his parents residence. at hlif-paSt IL
O'Clock \. VI. November 27lh, JOHN 4. GOULD
MAN. yOunge,t son Of Theodore ana sarah Could
man, IN The eighteenth wear of hi age
His funeral VIII take Ut ce THIS Sunday Az
TrRNOON from Grace Stree Baptist church at
% o'clock. Friends ana acquan anccS Of the fam
i'y are respcc fully invited 10 attend.
Died a, StauntOn. Va, on Monday, November
22d, or disease of lie hetri, ELISHA SHkPPtR-
son formerly Of this city, In he seventeen year of
his age.
tun-ral services from First Presbyterian church
Thur, day, November 25th, a. 3 l.. NJ
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Jonn G.. THOMPSON, or@gn.

COLUMBUS, ONO, November pa one
half interest IN the Columbus Daily Times
has been purchased by John &. Thompson,
and upon the expiration OF his term Of SER
geant-at-armS OF the House Of Representa-
lyes he will return here and devote his en-
tire attention 10 journalism. The design j.
10 make the Tines the central organ Of the
Quo Democracy.
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The Baltimore American advises the Re-
pubicans Of Virginia "to insist on the re-
peal OF tho capita,ion tax, as within the
shirt OF The fifteenth amendment OF the
Constitution"
The American means the fourteenth
amendment, no doubt. But 1t would be
credited with more sincerity in It's efiortsjo
get rfd of capitation taxes II 1t would adj
wise It's own party In Pennsylvania, Massa'
chuSc<Js, and Rhode Island to repeal their
caprtstion-tax laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-28

CtiIxing PoLoxIUvs idea. Mr.. PUGn,
the newiy-eiccted United States senator
from Alabama, made the following declara.
too 10 his speech accepting the nemInation
for Isesator:
ITO hine own siate and people be true,
ana u lobo"s, as the day tie night, thou
canst not t'es he false 70 any other State or
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
@- RUSH FOR DRY GOODS.
FOURTH SUPPLY Just RECEIVED

CARPETS, RUGS, OL-CLOTHs.
CLOAKs, DOLMANs, sHAWLs.
LIGHT CLOAKING CLOTH FOR rL.Ttn.
BLANKETS, COMFORT ABLEs.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS;
BLACK CASHMERES, all grade. ana pric...
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS.-Au IL
styles and novelties at greauy-reducc!rr...
LADIES CHILDREN':, aud GrNrLfv,,..
USDERsiTIRTs at very l.~ erc..;
HOSIERY-AI kinds, style and prices:
CORSETS, CORsETS, ct an price:
CAssIMEREs, KENTUCKY JEANS. TWEED.
for boys and men, wear. very lov:
CREToNNES at lGic. per Yarlwar'l 3or..
UNANSWERED SHIRTS atGoe.~,rLt,.
COTTONs, BLEACHED aud Br0WN ,u..r.
INGs, all width, and prices;
BED.TICKING, CHEVIOTs. GINGutN,:
NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS os1lsInl..
BUTTONS FOR CLOtKS AND sAcQyI-:
RIBBONS, FICHUFs, TITS, sILK H,\DNrn.
CHIEFS, YELLING, &c"Sc.
Call early for BARGAINS.
no 2s-Su,w&sa n.& +. NITTEIDn'tse-
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pre,ed tina, there will be several Others ana
IA Zach instance Il IL thought that tue ai'e,
gallons will present state Of facts INA, VIII !,
wasrant ,he House In closely scrutinizing
the illegal and fraudulent methods adopted
70 maintain Dcmocra,ic msior'ties az every
baz,rd.- washington telegram baltimore
American.
The Democrats holding Office In the House
OF Representatives MAJ well exclaim, "oh'
for MCPHERSON"
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the duty Of the Judge OF that court to ilI any
vacancy which might occur In ",
II Is moi expected that Captain Wise viii
resign before the 1t March, 1881, when
Judge Christian will no doubt make the APP
pointment OF the one-amoDg The many APP
picanis-who In his judgment will best per-
form The duties OF The office.
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.nquify " Republican headqoartfrs De.
yslops the lag thar. as Tar 40 heard from,
snYs VII bs nsf contested seats from South
sDssos'ps' cue rom Georgia, one from Ala.
paMaB sAd !ws from Mississippi. Ii il sx,
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BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT

comprises the best selected and cheapest line Of
goods 1t has ever been our pleasure TO offer.
BLACK CASHMERES from l5c. to $3.50;
BLACK TADIGoE from soc. to 1928;
BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA from 81 to ~;
BLACK NOME CLOTH from 20c. to 1928;
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH from 25c. TO 75c;
BLACK MOHAIR ALPACA from 25c. to 75c.;
BLACK SILK VELVETS from 81 TO $40;
BLACK GRAPES from IL TO So;
BLACK GRAPES IN REMNANT from 81 to So
these are extra cheIp and best goods
BLACK SILK PRINCES, PASSAMENTERIE,
FROGS, CLOAK-LOOPS, TASsELS, BEADS
ORNAMENTS, SC, very low.
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- WE HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE
OF CARPETS from 2Jc. to 81 p, when viii pay
to look at. Also. Blankets. CALICO QUILTS
WHITE QUILTS, SHAWLS, SKIRTS, LACE
CURTAINS. CCBTAIN-NtTS, BED AND PIT
Low LACE, SHAMS, UNDERWEAR. &C.
As we have large store, good ht,'p'eny Of good
and poli.e clerks aud cheap good, we are able to
give our customers every advantage.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
Sol Broad street, corner Of Fifth street
no 27-Su.W&Sa
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Eg~ CHRIST CHURCH.-Lay service at
IL A. NJ. Evening service at 7:45 by Rev. j. O..
ARMSTRONG.
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NE MAIN STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-iTeachins at III A. NJ. and 1880 L. NJ.
by j. A. DEARBORN.
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e1g~TRlNlTY METHODIST CHURCH.
Preachinga, IL A. VI. and II z. NJ. by Rev. w. H..
JCDKISS.
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aTTHE GREAT RUSH STILL CON

a1y-THE GREAT RUSH STILL Wv
TISUEs at
TnALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD STREET,
whtre they have Just opened
THE LARGEST. HANDSOMEST, AND ChHAi
EST LINE OF
PLAIN. and BaoCADED SILKS,
sATINs SATIN DE LYON, WOOL NOVELTIES,
NOME CLOTHS, CAsHMEREs,
yELVEIS and VELvETEENS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M OUR MOTTO:

"THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST
PRICES"
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DRESS GOODS Of all grades from the lower quail
tiles TO the finest at the lowest prices;
CLOAK5 for ladies' and children; ULSTERS for
ladies and m'sses-of the latest styles and at the
lowest prices;
LADIES REPP AND FLANNEL WRAPPERS
just received:
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MERINO UNDER
WEAR;
LADIES' SCARLET MERINO VESTS;
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR Of every descrip-
tiou-a at the west prices;
CASSIMFRES, TRTCOT, SUITINGS. VESTINGs
COAT INGS, and GOODS OF every grade, fer
gentlenen's wear-all at the lowest cash prices ;
PASSE MENTERIE GIMP, BUTTONS, FRINGE,
TASSELS, and sATlNS--in fact. every descrip-
ton Of TRIMMlNGS-at The lowest price.
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NJ ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF VALUES.

III ASSlGNEE'S SALE.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF VALUES.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF LARGE DRY
GOODS CURCERN FROM \ NEIGHBOR-
ING CITY ATAN IMMENSE REDUC-
TlON AT
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
81 BROAD STREET.
VIII bc offered TO-DAY. and every other until
closed out at about one half The price OF original
cost
LUPIN'S ALI-WOOL CASHMERE at45c.;
LUPlN'S ELEGANT CASHMERE at Soc;
LUPIN'S MAGNIFICENT CASHMERE at 5jc.:
LUPIN'S GO D-MEDAL CASHMERE at 6Oc.;
LUPIN'S SUBLIME CASHMERE at 6jc.
These Casbmeres have the very best reputation Of
any In the world, and are offered 81 panic prices,
200 pieces Cd CASHMERE AZ Soc;
200 liec"s Cd CASHMERE at l5c.;
800 pieces Ga CASHMERE at I24c.;
20 pieces BLACK SILK AZ 624c. worth 81;
S!LK-bIXED DRESS GOODS reduced from Use.
10 1910;
DRESS GOODS reduced from 1910. 10 &c.;
800 pieces WOOL DRtS> GOODS, 80 inches wide,
reduced from 35c. 10 6ac.;
800 pieces DtBAGE reduced from 35c. 10 1896.
BLACK VELVET. 20 inches wide, at ~;
BLACK PLUSH, 2S inches wide, at 1928 reduced
from - so;
BLACK and COLORED SATGNS in great variety;
SIAWL>,
CLOAhS,
ULSTERS,
CHfLDREN'S CLOAkS,
BLANKETS,
CARPETS,
MATING.
OIL CLOTH.
EVERY ARTICLE As ADVERTISED.
Owing to the great increase IN business, - j. a.
times impossible 10 give or Gu TONERS the attention
which we desire. whether they purchase or rot
Ladies who can conveniently SO 80 win pisce ms UNI
der great Obligations and have better opportunity
Of makinA selections 10 advantage b., calling In the
forenoon when the s.Cre j. not crowded with Gus
TONER'S SY( LIZ BROTHERS,
no 10 cod 3ll Broad street.
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ne SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. I. ID. LAKE OF Fauquier will preach TO-DAY
at IL A. NJ, and Rev. HENRY MCDONALD, T.. d.,
al 7:3O L. NJ
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WE HAVE ALSO CONSIGNED TO Us THIS
WEEK FROM A LEADING NEW
YORK IMPORTER

o pieces Of BLACK SILK YELVETS in various
qualities, which We are ordered to sell for less
than tieir cost OF importation;
We snail al-o sell 10 pieces ALL-WOOL GRAN
TIE SUIrI\G at 20c. yard;
Al L-WOOL ia FLANNEL SUITING at Sl.l5;
o. PERSIAN DRESS GOODS reduced from
Sl.45 10 81 yard;
20 pieces NOME CLOTHS In various colors al
I5c., reduced from 25c;
20 pieces ENGLISH CASHMERES at l2'4c., for
merly $40 at 1879.
THE REDUCTION IN THE DEPARTMENT
OF OUR
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We have also just received on consignment
800 LADIES ULSTEES. CLOAKS, DOLMANSr
AND JACKETS from - 10 800
Don't fail to visit our place before purchasing as
we guarantee 4 and satisfaction.
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20 pieces Of those splendid SACKINGS AND
ULSTER CLOTHS from 81 20 - ju,t received,
which we will be pleased to show to our friends
and cu,tome- $. Also, an elegant line Of BUT
TONS to match the goo IS. Remember the place.
THALHINER BROTHERS,
sol Broad street. com + Fiuh street.
, 1880-09-26
CLEVELAND VS.. CHICAGO.

To the Cleveland team belongs the distinction
OF being the only one in tho League to beat the
Chicaeos more than three games. It is a dis
tinction fairly earned. for the Clerelands have
almost invariably played strong game against
Chfcago-so strong, indeed, as to create won
derment here that they allowed Providence to
beat them for second place. Yesterdays vieto-
ry was handsomely won and well deserved. Nc
Cormick was at his greatest, while Goldsmith,
who began the game as the Chicago pitcher, Was
terribly pounded. In pace and curve be was
entirely !" off," and the visitors took advantage
Of the fact to bat him for four singles and
two doubles in the first inning. on which
five earned runs were made. Then be was
retired to centre field and Corcorun brought In.
But it was too late; the mischief had been done;
and, although Corcoran held the Cievelands
down to three hits in the remaining seven
innings, the lead was ton great to be overcome,
especially as none Of the Chicagos, except
Burns, were able to do anything against Mo-
Cormick. Anson in particular was helpless, be-
InR called out on four consecutive balls without
once having swung his bat. Mccormick was
badly supported back Of the bat by Gilligan, to
whose passed balls all but one Of the Chicago
tallies were due. CleveIands three runs tn the
seventh inning were the gift chiefly Of Cor
cornn. whose wild throw gave Gilltgan third and
an error by Burns and q passed ball helped on
the result, together with hits by Mccormick and
Hotatng. The umptrtng Of Bradley was ex-
asperatingly bad, Though it did not affect the
TEE SCORE.
, 1880-09-26

evidently wants IN euur1en o,.or hn, x,oe+ ordort
admirers BY her gorgeous attire next M @ season. o, ~
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Mr. Ouh, Jr.. has eneaged Atr. August Will
eelmI for season Of 1--WE months in the United
States. He Is at present in Europe with the
Els Company. 'ne services OF pianist Tor
The Chickerfng Quartet has begun its seem
season with the Following members: John Nj
any Mnity. first tegn9r; ChHIles r Miller; sscond
second hasso Their address is care Of the Chi-
cago Athenaeum.-
soch The denn dRtveRing Concert COMPANY which VII
Mma pfs,d r npon an Eastorn ur, lhGaaes
Rellini. soprano;. sgnora nlnbetiI. contrailo;
Herr Richter: 'vfnifn sonfst; Mr. Gus Drodertck,
oasso; and s1r: F. Quicken, musicul director. =
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Tho learned Doctor hus always been known as Il
liberal and Eenetous MIN. but this exhibition Of
generosity is overwhelming. He. gives big
With That, be gives bis " noney i lie @ ought to be
set Up On littte; peucsta1 as an example to the
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pany lett New York iast week for Halifnx.
md win make tour tf lie most fnnortant "a