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DEMOCRATIC SPLIT IN VIRGINIA special
| TO the Cincinnati Commercial. i Wdshtng-
ION. March z1.-The situation In Virginia
is causing considerable anxiety amoEg
Democratic leaders, and political emissarles
have been sent into the State TO attempt 10
harmonic the two factions OF the party
which appears 10 be now bopelessIy divided.
General Malone, leader OF the Resdt listers,
saws that the Readjusters and Bourbons
can never be rednited, and that 1t is o
waste of time TO talk about it, The Re-
adjusters will not unite with the regular
Democrats in sending delegation to the
Cincinnati Convention, but will hold them
selves independently, and nominate an
electoral ticket OF their own. II Grant Is
nominated it is probable that the Republi.
cans and Headjusters will unite, as they did
last election, in which case Grant is consid-
cred sure to get the electoral vote OF VIr-
ginia, and the Democrats are sure 10 lose
several members OF Congress from tnat
State: for in case Grant is nominated the
Republicans Will support the Readluster
candidates for Congress In return Tor their
support OF The Republican candidate Tor
President. In case Grant is not nominated
it is the plan of the Readiusters to place a
third electoral ticket in the field, in which
case the Republicans will have plurality
i'm the vote of the State. At any rate, tue
Democrats have no chance 10 carry Vlr-
ginia, unless what now seem impossiblities
are bridged over.
That shows how outsiders regard General
MALONE and his followers.
At the same time tne Commercials core
spondent would come much nearer the mark
il he would say that there is no chance for
either the, Republicans or the Resdiusters
to carry Virginia. The Commercials ed'-
tor has correct idea as TO the real state OF
the case. He says:
"Our Washington correspondence con-
tains one of the sources of the consolation
of the Grant men for the Blaine rebellion in
Pennsylvania. 1t seems they depend upon
the Regulators in Virginia to carry that
State for Grant. That would be a lovely
combination"
A "lovely combination" indeed.
The Commercial is a SHERMAN paper.
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Az Iowa COUNTY Sold FOR BLAINE
DeS MOineS, March 22.-rhe first Republic
can county convention in this State 10 select
delegates to the State Convention on the
lith OF April was held in Davis county, at
Bloomfield, on Saturday, and elected a dele
CATION solid for Blaine for President.
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ZINE sTOCK OF sfATIONERY.-

Il English, French. and American Letter and
Note-Papers and Enyesoes: Envelopes and Cards
In bOxe,: Papete ries-Boxes, Note-Paper, and In
velopes-beautifu and cheap; Paper, Envelope.
and ards for party and wedding occasions. prined
engraved 10 order; Foolscsp-, LeRal.cap aud
BIZ PAPER; Note aud Letter Heads and En-
yelopes neatly printed 10 ORDER tue btst Writing
Gold Pens; Pocket KNEES. q chosee assortment !;
POckel- Books, Purses. aud Bankers Ca IS Ira en-. at
variety: scrap-Ro0ks, Autograph. and Pho ograph-
Albums; Ladies' WriCng- Desks ana Portfolios.
NH 20 WOODHOUSE X PARHAM.
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The American journal Of Pathology
edited by Professor BASIL l.. GILDERsLeEvE,
Baltimore, couldn't be excelled In Ger
many, we should judge. The reading Of
the proof-sheets OF one No. must be a task
almost equal TO that Of reading the proof
sheets Of quarto dictionary. The Latin,
the German, the French, the ancient Greek,
the modern Greek, and the sanskrit Ian
guages, viii all figure In the Journal We
snall never get through our copy OF II.
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GENERAL GRANT AND PARTY. - GdlUeSiO1.
March 23.--The City OF Mexico, with Grant
and party on board, is expected to reach
here to-day. There has been no severe
storm-nothing more than Il little disagreed.
bic weather, aud there is no reason to be-
lieve that the steamer has met with any dis
aSfcr.
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FANCY GOODS.
SOS BROAD STREET.

a few handsome patterns Of GENTLFMEN's
sTOCk'PLArE YESI-CHAINS from % %
80, worraptcd for fifteen years. The price is
about three f0urths that usually charged fof the
same quality goods.
New patterns in LADIES NECK CHAINS at 81
New patterns ENAMELLED and SEPARABLE
sLEEVE-BUTToNS, warranted Tor five years
atSI
New settings In solid ten and twelye-karat GOLD
and children's sold ENGRAVED aud ENAM-
ELLED RINGS atSl:
The larg stassortlnent Of GENTLEM SCARF
PINS ever shown In town, including all The new
English sporting patterns, few French designs,
besides the pear-sbaped real Onyx-(these goods
In good plate or ine gilt and are warranted
for three years, and vary Ia price from 25c. 10
&2.5O).
In FRAMES show a finer assortment than ever
before BLACK WALNUT with FreHOh wal
nut and eilt linlngat 50c.; BLACK WALNUT
with engraved and gilt lining at 60c. and 81;
beautiful ENAMELLED aud ENGRAVED
FRAMES. former price Sl.25, but now selling
at 81. In cabinet size | have elegant GOLD
LEAF and VELVET FRAMES at 1897. 1915
and 1925; beautiful ENGRAVED, ENAM-
BILLED GOLD iNLAID and VELVET
FRAME al 1928; more of those handsome
VELVET FRAMES With engraved rustic
enamel outside at 81; sILK-vELvET with
doors ana nickel trimmings at 81. and card size
al 95c.; new designs and patterns at soc, CSC,
aud 75c.; card size as low as l3c., zoe, and 25c
Thirteen new patterns IN POCkET-BOo6s aud
PpRTE-MONNAlEs, Those Two patterns at
Coo and 81 beat anything We have ever shown
New UMBRELLAS In cambria, Scotch ginghan,
and alpsca from 73e. 10 1925. have line II
Scotch goods on naiura, stick at sl.20, sl.35,
aud $3.50. and ON bamboo stick With paragon
frame al $3.50, si.75, ami ~ three sixcsl, that
are gas-dyed." which | wa rant. Ii after the
hsrdes, rain they show color on white oambrie
handkerchief { viii regand the morey psid.
A full line OF LADI 49, sATCHELs and GENTLE
MEMS vALIskS at very low prices.
One cee OF GENTLEMEN's SOFT HATS at Al
worth s2.25. New dc. igns In CARDS and EN-.
YhLoPES at zoe, 25c., anu zoe.
WA. STEVENS. 500 broad street.
| Look a, those handsome CARPET.SGAT POi.D.
! ING ROCKERS az tI.25. mhll
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tp- ANOTHER sTr,vr ,,-' i. no,..
Ea1D ANOTHER STEAMER ARRIvyn
WITH AN ENTIRE CARGO or -"
NJ" md sEAs0SABLE SPRING G,,ore
SOME of WHICH ARR 81 Chilly bAu,oy,,
FRESH WATER. "'
FOf
sYCLE BROTHERS

800 yards Of REAL FRENCH ppoo
iz1xe; reai value 25c.; $500 ysrd' IN H ~, q
LiNES AZ 4ycy Iell value Gje. 3 90 nlsli
orALL wool CASsiVgRFeul Syy1, 300 ysrds
wet. worm SIz5 5000 yard con D tx, slightly
e., sisntIy we'. worth 25c.: 06o' ~ az
aoddddVmA s y, A. Zee. n9i Wet. worth b,,I',
5'OOO YARDS COZ InNADf ~ g. 49, 3)r.'
worth Ice; 5000 ward ron TON nnilthuy vet,
NOT We, worth zoe g 600 ysrGs ~
a1 iNFS qy ws,er a. D. Der yard - rIsesi
worth 81: 10 pieces Of LINEN sIIff e,a,ms,aiged,
s9c: slightly dimsged worth 81. ~ " at
QuEr BED,sPkEtDS a. ii5S SDy ,R0.
$3.50: 800 MARsElLLEs of'ii2Is n.,l 1lne
real value si.25 80 DOZEN + Al, a. 7jc,
STITCH HANDKERCHIEF &. on n1iii II HIN.
30 dozen GENTLEMFS's ~ : piece;
GENILEMEN''s. ALL.LISF;vp JHT,' SS22ge9,l.a
CHIEFS, much flner only ig,.c , niaND ~.
yards BLEACHED COTrGS n ''7t'' 1000
wet; 22o pieces OF CACIEMlRE r.ng,r ','ssaiy
Z , 70 81 ner ysrd-he largest stock OF
MIR eyer shown ~ he city; 500 plee.'' "
SPRING DRESS GOODS-ihc Itcg s NEW
ibe season: 1000 yards 81 JOSFs.> ..si5,,l'l ~
DALE sOfT-FiNlsH CANBRIc an m alL''lN'-
HAMBURGs ranging from &c. 10 az .'g 1eG, "
patterns ~ TokCHON. LAEGTFb65gCp neE
BREn0N LACts; 1000 pairs - : h, 80
pa ~ ~ h,sE al % and Ace. 91rib a.
DREN'S RHGULiR-MADF moss I'M III
5000 yards Of LINEN DRILL. .ij.,s lfc;
ag,d; ~ &C.; 300 piece OF fyEPf ii1.4'
TRlMMlNi, from 10 b. 35c. piece. 90 NJ
s.ARhS from 25c. - Sl.5O-atest n,.,, l."
MATING, OIL-CLOTH. and CARpFT.
chelp' NOlIINHilAM LACE CTRT,Iyl
dIon lzac. 10 III 0O1 DOZEN TOWFlS'.t1
cneapest ever offered IN Richmond I ooo fni,s
~, RANKING from 35c. 10 ~: viii o,,,l''
MoNl,Af TWO eases Of DRE>S-LINEN r,n',ool
from ~ 10 zoe. Der yard nll I'M. a. ~, y
FklNGtS from soc. 10 81: Ianndril ,''in
Unanndrie1 SHIRTS az Old prizes: PAp,stil
and L NIB ELLAS-tbe latest n0yciias. 4 ~
NAPKINS, slightly danaged. 20 4, .'5o.
pieces NEW MADRAS GiNGH ANS. M ~
aud COLORED BUNTING-a large ,.. 49, 'i,o'h
BLACK and COLORED SILKS ana S,Tn,
aud PEklNS-ihe cheape.t offered in rie'
mOnd; 800 NEW SHETLAND slI a..
CHECK aud STRIPED aud LACE Mi'>LiNr
large variety. NV Dbl
Call and see the bargains no iroui', 20 .bav...,
, sYCLk BROIHER.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
LIVERY UTHERNER SHOULD
Il A read tho great A American nnygI

L'N Ek1 81 u / Ii T. TX y II Ii SllOULD
IL read the great American novel,
"THE MASTER OF RED LEAF"
by Mrs. +. \. MERRIwETHER, of Memphis, Tenn.
Di tinctly an original nOyel.-LoRdon saturday
Recfeic.
\ iong time since have read so powerful
story - london Herdid IF HedHh.
bOsk that merits more tGau ordinary attent On.-
Ne1 York Sun.
The best njyel yet pro ,uced by an American au-
thor. ST. L0utS Post.
OF the most forcible aud impressive Of stories
and studies we have ever read Louisville COu-
Tier Journal.
4 striking literary success-Nsc YORK Anerfra.
A work of thrilling aud noe fol uOWer-l
charming and truthful novel; GreeaUiHe Ddiiy
NelCs.
Intensely Interesting - Orford Tribune
Svo.. cloth. sl25: D3Dsr. 40 cents mail post
paid. For sale by DO Jkseers. Sent. receipt OF
NH Z0-S&W2tk New York.
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DANVILIE.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.j
MARCH 23, 1880.
Mrs. John d. Anderson, wife OF Mr.. An
dcrson Of the Banner warehouse, and sis.
ter OF Mr.. j. j. Wilkinson, Of the House of
Delegates, died on the Goth instant at the
home OF the family, about eight miles from
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OPTICIANS.

V'O REGAIN YOUR SIGHT .<sxss-ss.x.,
Il FOR 25C.. W. W
en- at 223 Broad street aud get pair OF >IECTA-
Giles or EYEGLASSES. \ large assortment of
superior quality always on hand. Prlees from 25c.
upward. SKilfully adjusted 10 The eve OF
q. 4. %ALTEE,
Practical 0piicisn Matchmaker. and Jeweltr,
22s IlicaG street lagent for W. II. Cowsgcml,
mb D-3m
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Republicans OF Virginia have brought
out the name Of Congressman Jorgensen as
a candidate for Vice-Prcsident on the ticket
with Grant. Jorgensen clubs are being or
ganized in that State. Baltimore amer
icnn
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We hare received . copy OF large
pamphlet entitled, t" Norfolk as a Business
cehtre." Norfolk u "a growing city, true
virgieis town, and Is entitled TO all the
good words thst can be said for her. But
We are tod thnt our criticism Is to be re-
produced, and % We viii stop.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 23d instant, BY Rev. Henry Me-
Donald. ID. d.. ut the Sfcond Baptist church, Nr
CHARLES II. SENFF, of New YORK. to Miss q U.s.
rAYA \. W. TAPcCUIT, Of this city.
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Our correspondents will please omit all
notices OF shows, &C., &c. They certainly
ought to know that such notices belong in
the advertising columns.
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d. rARTNERsHIs.
WE. GEORGE LEE AND Z. 4 ~ ~

WE, GEORGE LEE AND l.. \. ~
w pEkS. have this day formed 'iu b
PARTNERSNn to conduct in The citS y' al
m0nd, Va, where We both inside, he bi y -.,
GROCERY AND PROVISION BUsiNt>' ''-
period OF one year from this date. .e 4
GEORGE LEE Is the general pdTiner 500 r.
SAUNDERS !, the spg cial partner aud ha' .sf
buted the sum Of ten thousand dollars a. fe n.
into tbe coneei N. which Is 20 DO business hte''
style of GEORGE Ike. ......,
Given under our hands this l4th day Of t,,r''
A. ID. 1850. GfORGt i.,tp.
n. A. SAL Nufh'
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TT y L'Y w L L X :.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH

offer large assortment of PRAYER BOOKS. plain
and hanosOme, English aud German. Also MIS-
SlOH-BODKs, HOLY WEEK, LENTEN MONI-
TOR; MONTH OF MAY; CATECHIsMs. BIBLES,
TESTAMENTS, SCHOOL-BOOKs, ana cheap CA
THOLIC LITERATURE; NEST OF EGGS, aud
many Other Fasier cards.
FATHER Ri ANS POEMS, 4 handsome volume.
Price, $3.50 NH 22 DIV
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State Of Virginia., eity OF Rlchmosd-to o.
|, CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS, = notary pa'. tr
the city aforesaid, IN the slaeOf lr.iuil, DO D' .
certify that George lee aud r. \. sumter "',r.
names are signed 10 The foregoing wIiling hi''
day ACKNOWLEDGED the same before m 10 wy -
city: aud do arther certlfy that George l'c.i-s
same time made oath before me that +. \ ~ 81
has actually paid 20 him IA easn HE sein " .n
thousand dollars as his inpu. into ihe par"
mentioned. .l.-,,a,.
Given under my hand this lilh dsy oi t,,SSs
A. ID. 1850. CHARLES L. WILL hie.
IL i5-6w Notary 49,.
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r2g- FROM THE GREAT WET-GOODS
- SALE
ANOTHER LARGE LOT, ONLY SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED,
JUST OPENED AT
JULIUS MEYER K SONS.


< eases BLEACIIED COTTONat SC. worth l DC. {;
5 cases BLEACIIED COTTON, equal to Wam-
Sutla. at lie;
80 pieces FIGURED LINEN LAWN at zoe,
regular price soc:
60 pieces STRIPED MARSEILLES at IKE.
worth %:
30 pieces PLAIN WHITE LINEN LAWN at
l5c. worth soc;
Is pieces BACK PURE MOHAIR ALPACA at
25c. worth 35c.;
rs dozen LINEN TOWELS at l lie. worth 16Ac. ::
50 dozen LINEN TOWEL at l6lc. worth 25c. :
40 dozen TURKISH TOWELS at 1880. worth
25c.;
80 dozen GENTLEMEN'S PURE LINEN
HXNDKERCHIEFSa at loo. worth l63c.:
60 dozen LADIES' PURE LINEN HANDkER-
CHIEFS nj zoe. per dozen;
35 pieces PURE LINEN DIAPER AT 1925 worth
100 REAL MARSElLLEs QUILTS at 81 worth
$50;
$50 WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS AT Sjc. worth
Sl.25.
These goods are very cheap and VIII ne sold rap
idly. CAN early If you want bargains at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
NH 10 .eeOd sos Broad street.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEAIL.t,1s ,
- gpUTED Az ras DISPATCH FN'N''
Housk.
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cC1' JULIUS MEYER & son are now
opening "A LARGE AND HANDSOME LINE Of
NEW SPRlNiI 90 lbs. embracing all The LATEST
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, al VERY Low
PRICES.
Every shade OF ALL-WO0L RUNTINGS AT use;
BLACK BUNTINGS from l2H TO Soc;
BLACK ALL-WpOL NOME CLOTH;
new line Of BLACK CASHMERE &C specially
low prices;
The ate-t novelties in FANCY-TRIMMED PARA
SOILS and SUN-UMBRELLAS;
The largest ana prettlest line OF SPRING HOSl-
cry ever shown:
New style LACE-TOP GLOVES and MlTTS;
specially CHEAP Ion of BLACK elk. JEl. and
CHENILLE TRIMMINGS;
All new spring shaies In our celebrated 30, zoe,
and ) KID GLOVES;
A fun line OF TABLE-DAM NAPKINS.
DOYLlES. ana TOWEL a. Old prices, at
JULIUS MEYER K SONS.
Agents for Mime DcnOrosts Reliable New Spring
Siy'es Patterns.
WHAT 10 WEAR and PORTFOLIO just re-
ceived. sent by mail post free NH l9.eod
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Ia" GREAT ATTRACTIONS Am
INDUCEMENTS.

Although prices have been advanced vo .r,
Through large purchases from manuf.ciurer..
ENABLED TO OFFER SPECIAL BARGAIN.
and now propose 10 give buyers ihe
FULL BENEFIT or OUR JgDICmr,
PURCHA.ES.
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ART ENfsIBITiON.

ID ICHMOND ART ASSOCIATION EN-
III HlBITlON.
NOW OPEN AT VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUsE
from 10 a. NJ. 10 IL i. NJ.
FINEST DISPLAY OF WORKS OF ART
ever made in the CT Y.
Single admission, zoe. Season tickets, 81.
NH 22-4t
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MEETINGS..
A USEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
tSTER MOS DAY-MATINEE AND NIGHT.
FORD'S SOUTHERN COMEDY COMPANY
in the great seven act play entitled
THE TWO ORPHANS
EASTER MATINEE AT 2 O'CLOCK.
Admission, SOC; children, zoe reserved seats 75c.
EASTER MONDAY NIGHT,
THE TWO ORPHANS.
"Were some Of the ciergyDlen chO denOunce
the theatre TO loitnesS such q Dtay as that Of the
'T,oo Orphans they couid not Groid modifying
their opinions. Though French in its origin,
the pidy is so horoughiy wholesome in its tome
and predcheS so poiCeJuI q sermon against
rice, thar It's influence must be dt'gether 9o0dI
Edttorial- Ddity graphic, Nep York.
on TUESDAY EVENING,
TIE ROLLlCKING COMEDY or
PINK DUMINOS.
ALL FIN AND LAUGHTER-THREE ACTS OF
DELICIOUS HUMOR.
seats can now be ecure1 al JohnstOn's or at the
Theatre for either performance.
NH 24-W,F., &M4t
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PETERSBURG.

DEATH OF N-ORGANIzATGON OF
GAME-PR0TECIIvE observation-disclosures
ING FOR sENTENCE-ARREsTS FOR LAR.
CENY-RELIGIOUS MEETINGS-LOOSE To-
BACCo sALES-CHURCH CONFERENCE-PR0-
POSED NEW HOTEL.
, 1880-12-27

Sonao ktorlos Of Ilow NIonoy Illus IEccss
Lnvin9,ed-.a'i,c Magnificent Hn,,quetx
Hf Pri1seoIy uM,t Ik0yal fslitcltres-'Fhu
- lsxtru yusnllcan 0f tiOltrLuanats-A lkc.
Gltnl CMlcHlutetl tu Nuke Tho nEuuall
Water.
t1ien Db,trrtr.
1t IL III, erroneous i.:lca that, IN cost]incss
nnd luxury, tho feast aiid balqtlets a,u tllo
Euneral style ut living ut the nuclcnt to-
I,n1s hnya lpyur hem exercised tn modern
ttn!cs. AIlich las l,sen written about all
countries and waters helng searched f0r teli-
chc!cs fur lite lso,llan tables, but q service
TINT was enjoyc4 only by Princes nna patr-
e!a'ts In tloso lAys II low ut tho command ot
Everybody IN comfortable circumstances IL!
The worltl'a Krcnt cities. uM,tcr the reign Ut
Tlbertus 4 9rcat talk WAS caused by tho pay
Leht Ut Bun. euun! to 345O fur NIL rlIusual-
ly larsp specimen Ut certain finn sca-tish by
either tho Eleeroy or tho SON OF the Viecroy
Of Egpyt. lint In l7ul, At tic balls given
by l'otcn'kin IN 1T. Petersburg, tl1eru
wAS always served q l1sl, sullp that
cost' onv thousand roublcs, In u gll-
yer vessel Weighing 200 pounds. III
the early lnltlllu ages thetB was Kreat srle.l-
.lur Ut living In tho realms Ut tho Caliplls.
Thu son vi Gabryl, tlio basIy physician of
lar0ull-nl-isasehhi, takes Ills meals III tho
summer III II r0um vn0lctl by slauw, In Wluter
tn Erecnalause, alll nulullg lis dishes weto
Tcastrtt fuW1 lhAt tlaH bcch fed On ulluptl1s
MlMl ptltllpNrAIlAt0 tuteE.
In medieval Europe tue cioisters were the
, 1880-12-27

TIE MAtiIsrHATE:s CfRCuLA1t
DUBLIN. Dec. N-rlle circular OF tho
hlngistTstcs. III reply IL A[r. Forster's cir
ctilar, Btatts tl,At tho 1taglstralus aru unable
to carry ont thu law, nwing 10 terrorism. A.
farmers house, ut Iortnti0Wn las been 1,,-
llcl0lts ~ burned.
THE .ASrI-tEAoUETs.
Tito Monaghan Antt-I.cagus Association
has tss'lod a manifesto calling o,l loyal men
to enmbine for mutual defonse, and tn cum
hut tho HATEFUL loac!Iings OF tic La,ul
League"
rts0ftlltrlnN,
DUBLIN, Dec. !i.-'rI.s lanl Lcoe,,e ,neet-
Ing which WIS to bo het,l IN Uorrls. In It's
sorry. Suntlay. wa* prohibited. Military and
police were prosant to entorcu tho prohi,.
itlon.
THERE MAS 4 RIOT
Saturday III Dublin between sol,lfpra onf
civilians. Tho mtlre separated tho eulnl,ut-
ants. Thu
"GAxErrE"
publishes n proclamation prohibiting n n,oot-
ing Mt Attlgrenny, Wicktnw, Sunday, which
was called Tor Tho pl,rnose uf tleHouuclup n
certain lndtyiAuu1. Tho Uuxetic declares
tho coisnty Of LiHuricl to ta In Iisturbyd
statc, requiring additional police.
AT C0ltk TtI'RAY,
on tho police ordering u hisorl!crly crowd 10
t!spmrsn, II yullry was fired ut tho pullcu
1rom res0lsess. y WltccMnn WIS shot, but
not MORALLY Wounded,
, 1880-12-27
CRIMINAL NEWS.
A Crave.Robbery Discovered After
the Lapse of Many
Years.
The Skeleton Of Young Lady Found
in Doctors Office by Her
Relatives.
A Man Kills His Brother for Ca.
ressing Their Little
Sister.

6PfEtQt 0NpHk<H 10 1Af Lhlf44H }91QHHEs
CfSclNsArI, o., Doc. 21.~-Tto particulars nf q
most shuckfng crue tho work Of two phy hyHtcfat,s.
nrn lust Inatc public In Pike County. Ind. III Il
slnguhlr mMnner. a few years R9u beautilu!
lady hntnrd En1a. residing between Wins1ow anil
Augusta. died very 6utldensy Of hcart.tlscasu.
anu WIS buried tfl tho graveyard near Winslow.
4 few dRys Hgo tho fnfniiy of this young iatly
received all anonymous tettor poatiHark,sk
flkevflte, 1'tke County. and were hursttleu by
thp statctncnt Il cuHtAtnel, that tho botly
OF stlss Ea''s had been r,ssurcct"l hy
Ds. joseph md 'rhomus Aust, Ut Wlnsfnw.
and twu oth1rA whose nntnea were given. The
lcwery that hs'l bccn buried with tho btxiy was
thrown fntu tho pntUka Hfyer, the Ernve- clothes
birne and tic holy tsseeteIt III a ltar1l tlp,,r
atld Wtns1ow: that til" bones. SGT up In Skeleton
ior.wcre at tic tluln uf writing ttntldinx In Tho
o|1ce of D1. Thomas Aust. II, Winslow. The rcIa-
tivea Of tho cu,l uIr Lost o tInc II, Investigating
the chnrKcs continued III tho letter Rild, uning to
tho cemetery. 0pehGtl tho grave III which their
loved one had been hurled. They found
In tlfiy tho eotfin nnh tho, pillow
hnsfen'1i 70 WtnslDw Mrd tn.Ik tho Skeleton
from tho 0tI'ee Of Ur. ThDnns AGa'. whrre they
hnh Dlfcil Ecen II without once sue}HcitH Il wns
thnt Of .he!r lust hllc. Nothing that tas ne.
currei IN thnt cltIHty fur many years hs ca1istal
III much md Intense excitement. The InynatI-
tltpitgatcd with tho siusts III tho rthfry ltra
ioH'l,l unllty It Will 20 hanl With them. Tie
Austs we're bad rlrn. 1lr. Joseph Aust II tlrm.l.
tlr, Tiinfnns AfAt Ia Il fHvit!vH from Justice fnr
the coli. hlthnl.t1 murder Of hs brtHher-iEt-lAw,
Jap'es Humphrey, only short tlIne ago.