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Dedicatiug Pa riec Hall.
ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT HAYEs-A NEW HALL
ATLAFAYETTE COLLEGE, EAsTON, PENN.

ADDRESS BY PRE- fSfDENT HAYES-A NEW HALL
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE, EAsTON, PENN.
The dedication OF Plrdec Hall, portion
OF LAFAYETTE College, EastoD, Penn, which
was DESTROYED BY fire last year. took place
Tuesday. President HlyeS, Secretary Ram
sey, PoStmaster-Ge Maynard, and Cen
eral sherman were present at the ceremony,
and made speeches in regard to higher e0u-
cation and kindred topics. The new nall,
as was the one destroyed, has been bullt ana
presented TO the college by Ario Pardee.
President Hayes said:
Mr.. President, Governor Hoyt, Ladies
and Gentlemen,-In our country ana Id
every republic 1t is the business OF the
Government TO educate its citizens IN the
duty OF citizenship; indeed the Govern
ment of this county Is in the citizen, and
# will be a good Government just in pro-
norton as The citizens have good education.
fAnplause.1 The best government under a
repubic Will be that with the best educl-
ton. Ignorant voters are powder and ball
for the demagogue. Therefore II i that
from the beginning Washington and Jefier-
son and the Fathers all urged upon the peo-
ple on every suitable occasion the import
ance OF popular education.
yopd that which is necessary merely 10
make good citizens. There is that higher
education which can be furnished only by
the college, the university, the scientific
school, and those Institutions our Govern
ment does not In any large degree aid. The
exceptional cases are West Point and the
Naval Aca iemy; but for the rest, for that
higher education which every people mus:
Lof tn ~
renowned, we must look 10 the Dene-
| faction and voluntary contribution OF
the wealthy citizens. They fortunate
| ly have the wisdom and generosity 10
| found institutions like these. Wealthy men
understand that iu no way can they DO
such good to those who are 10 come after
tbem9n no way can they build to them
selves such monument that VIII preserve
gratefully their memories in future genera
tjons-as by endowing college,a university,
a scientific school. fApplause.] Therefore,
my friends, we are here on TINS occasion ~
do honor 10 the man who has set an exam
pie. [Applause.] Ard what ai eAa'npe u, i';s
il is. He has not waited ior tue tline Vi n,'
| lost will and testament, and the uncertain
tics which nv friends the lawyers here per-
fect.v understand. [Laughter.] He does II
Will be Il alive. and can see that his wishe'
are properly carried out and the WORK we, WEI
done. Let us, then, say that you and !, anl
all Of us, are spending our time well to-aas =,
in contributing something to honor tnls eA
annie. which, we hope, is often again anl
ao,in to be followed 10 our country mere
aIier. IApplause.l / thank the preslden
and those connected with the institution 10
she,r kindness in inviting me to be present
I am clad to be here-elad TO Join WIN yo'
in saving God bless Dir. Pardee." lLou'
apDlaUse.]
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md selling what they do mol require fol
themselves TO the " bites q, the settlement.
"They are not" said Commander Besrdslee,
"at all Ike the Indians of our nIaiD.. They
have many good qualities which our In.
dians have not, and lack maDv bad
ones which characterize the plains Indians.
They aTe industrious, treat their women
well, and take good care OF their childrrs.
The women have quite high position and
influence In the household. They are skill
ful workers in silver, and make bracelets,
winch. aie quite nicely engraved. They
carve from wood very good limitations OF
birds, seals, bears, ard other animals with
which they are acquainted. They are good
carpenters and build their houses from logs,
which they bew out from cedar and spruce
trees, and which they dress quite smoothly.
H. every respect they ore superior to the In-
dians OF our plains"
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70 Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

Please correct error in notice OF lst IN
s,ant. as published in the Dispatch. lu
Law.System Directory, erase No. l65, "Phy
sycians," aud add the same number Il
" Cool.Dealers." -.
The babtual use OF the "Law-System
numbers by GW subscribers in giving or
ders for cOnnee, ions Will materially ia
cilltatethe business OF the Exchange.
Subscribers and al who use the tele
pbones are respectfully urged to do tbt
inrariobly. and also to aiedss order thei
wires dis connected Immediately after bin
lshing q conversation.
&. McCLUER. Manager.
Richmond, Ya., December ,, 1880.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENNe-THE DUcI-
FsS.-This evening will be produced The
Duchess" in Two acts, by Mr. Pierre Ber-
nard, with the following cast: Captain
Basil Darlington, Mr.. Il. w. HoG'; COrpo-
raj Nahum Nimmo, Mr. Pierre Bernard ;
Anne Hyde duchess OF York;. Madame
Caroline Richipgs- Bernard 4; Louisa sgd
ney (ber maid Of honor, Miss Mary Thomas.
The rule allowing oD'y two admissions
on one membership card to all operate en-
tertanments goes into effect this evening,
and will be rieidly enforced.
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gan 10 20 out. Mr.. Mackie called out again
1--WE want money 10 pay for the hail. Won't
some one volunteer to take up q collec.
tiop?" A thin young man took a Derby
hat to &c. around, but this only frightened
the few who had remained i'm the audito-
rum, and they started for the doors, with
the exception OF about twenty, some Of
whom gave smsIl contributions: and when
the hat was handed up to Chaplain Mackie
bis face wes perfect study OF surprise and
chagrip. Mr.. Bergh had upset the meeting
altocether.
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ARREST OF JUDGES or ELECTION. b.
Foster, James Galloway. and Simuel Logan,
Judges at the late election, were arrested
Yesterday charged with having violated the
election law by refusing TO allow certain
persons TO vote upon taX-receipts issued
from The Office OF the Auditor OF Public
Accounts. They are charged separately
and the warrants are alike. The following
is a copy OF one OF the warrants:
"W hereas complaint has been made by
Robert Beattie, on oath before me, Thomas
5. Atkins, commissioner OF the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the Eastern
District OF Virginia, charging that one X.
B. Foster, on or about the I'd day OF No
vomber, 1890, at Manchester, in said dis
trict, he then and there being judge OF
election at Thrd-Ward precinct in said
city, at an election held at said precinct on
the I'd day OF November, 1880, and at which
said election representative in the Con-
gress OF the United States was voted for,
did neglect or refuse TO perform certain
duty in regard 10 SAID election required
OF him by the laws OF the United
States and State OF Virginia as Such
| Judge OF election at said precinct, in this,
that he did, rs Judge OF election a. afOre-
SAID, unlawfully refuse or omit to receive,
count, celtfy, register, report, or give ef'
feet to the votes Of Edmund Fields, John
Burton, George Jefferson, James Thomp'
son. James Z. Thompson, Jr.. G. W. Jones,
Nelson Crump, 5. +. Wooddn, Richard
Crump, Melvin Hill, &. c. Washington, w.
II. Smith, Moses Dennis, and w. II. Aader.
son, upon their offer to vote. they then and
there being duIy.qualtied voters at said
precinct"
The parties accused appeared before
United States Commissioner Atkins yester-
day, and the matter was continued until
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
virginia's vete.

MEETING OF THE ELEcTORsL coLLseg-NEN
BEEs PREsENT-ELECrIOx OF PRESIDENT,
SECRETARY, AND NEssgssER-THs voTE
| CAST FOR HANCOCK.
The Copseryative-D Democratic Electoral
College OF the State Of Virginia met yes
ierday In pursuance OF law af The Caphel
The follow ing were present:
| Electors At Large-John Ecbos~.. Of AHt
gasta, and p. w. Mckinney. 81 Prince
Edward.
District EIectors-Second Distrief:: L. II.
| Watts, o. Portsmouth. Third District |:
| Hill Carter, OF Hanover. F0ursh District |:
Samuel y. Coleman, OF Cumberland. Filth
District: james 3. kedd. OF Henry. Sixth
District Samuel Griffin, of Bedford.
Seventh District +. NJ. Mcmillan, OF
Greene. Eighth District j. Y. Menefee,
OF Rappahaunock. Ninth District 4: Robert
X. Henry, Of TaZewell county.
Absent-Thonas Croxton, First dis
trict.
The College was called to order at noon
by General John EehOl., eIector at large, CT
Augusta county, aud on motion OF l.. X.
Watts, ESQ.,, OF the Second district, General
EcboIs was elected president.
On motion OF Mr.. +. NJ. Mcmillan, Of
Greene (Seventh districtl Mr.. John Bell
Bigger was chosen secretary.
The electors present were then qualified
by Colonel SberwIn McRae, acting Secre-
tary of the Common olwealtb.
The College next proceeded 10 ill the va
cancy In the representation from the First
district occasiOned by the absence Of Mr..
Thomas CroxtOn, and Mr.. l.. X. Watts, OF
the Second district, nominated Major Baker
2. Lee, and he was duly elected, aud was
qualified by Colonel McRae as the other
members were.
The College then proceeded 10 vote by
ballot for President and Yice-President,
Mr.. Il. Il. Henry, OF Tazewell, being chosen
teller, and all the votes (eleyen) were cast
for Winfield Scott Hancock, OF Pennsyl-
vana, for President OF the United States.
and William II. English, Of Indiana, Vice.
President OF the United states.
After the vote had been announced the
president OF the College announced that the
next business in order was the election OF
messenger TO bear the certificates OF elec-
ton 10 the President OF the United States ut
the seat Of Government, and that he was
prepared to receive nominations.
Mr.. Philip w. Mckinney placed in nomi.
nation Colonel Robert b. Berkeley, of Prince
Edward.
Mr.. Robert r. Henry nominated Mr.. j.
Bell Bigger, which was seconded by Mr.. j.
Y. Menefee, OF Eappahannock.
Mr.. Bigger naying received a majority OF
! the votes cast was declared elected.
The College then waited upon the Cover
nor, after which recess was taken until 7
p. NJ, when they met again and signed the
eel iifcaes.
One certificate i required by law to be
sent by mail, registered, to the president OF
The Senate one is to be delivered TO the
president OF the Senate by the messenger :
aud one sent TO the United States Court for
! the Eastern Di,lrici OF Nirglnia.
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MACHINE SHOP DESTROYED BY FIRE.-At
7:08 last evening fire was discovered IN the
machine.shop OF NJ. 4. Gary, on Nineteenth
street near the Chesapeake and Ohio tun-
mel, and an alarm was sent IN from Station
23. corner OF Seventeenth and Marshall
streets. The officers Of the Fire Depart
ment claim that the gongs in the First dis
trict failed TO record The alsrlD, and the APP
parat,is was from that cause alone unduly
DELAYED. The horses OF steamer Company
No. 3 were bitched up ready 10 20 on the
Chiefs signal Uhe steamer Is not required
10 Ie.pond TO Station % on trst alarm). and
was called nine minutes after the first alarm
was sent in, went very rapidly TO tine fire,
and was put to work.
The fire spread very rapidly, ana tue
building was soon totally destroyed. Loss
about $4,000. Insured for $1,000 IN The
Royal Insurance Company, OF when Mr.
Howard Swpeiord is agent.
Mr.. Gary had large number OF burglar
alarms nearly completed, aud he thinks that
hi, place was fired by burglar to destroy
the alarms. Other person, contend tnat nc
building took fire from fre.cracker', while
Others are OF opinion tha, it was caused bs
the stove. To cGntrovert this opinion
however, Mr.. Gary SAYS the fire 10 his stove
was well out and the stove almost cold.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
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II was so decided an improvement began 10 put
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pR. rurr.s pills.
TUFTS PILLS.
sYMrroMs or A ronrrp LIvER.

tossof Appetite, Nausea. Bowels Cos'ive' ram
a., an. Head. witt dull sensation IN the back parts
OH Hinder the shoulder Blade; faness Affer
- 9TH a,>,rcllna,ion TO cxeftion of body or
mind; Irri,abin,y Of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
Of Memory, with feeling Of having neS'ee'ed some
datv wcsrlness Dizziness, Fintsering al the Heart
NJ, pefore the Ewes. yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
es.oess a, night. Highly-colored Urine.
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90 sstonisli the sufferer.
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AUcrnDN SALES THIS DAY.

HTrOn all sales OF Real Estate made be'ween the
lst of January aud last OF june the taxes fOrfhe
present year,Isyeto be paid by The turei'ser. oiu
all sales made between the 1st OF July ana last of'
the year the IN xcs hHve So be paid bv The seller
This cas- ON was adopted about fifteen years ago
by aIi the real estate agents IN Richmond, aud APP
plies 10 RichmOndland plcinIiy.l
JNO. e. LAUGHTON. lOx \. NJ. n,w tapestry
aud other cal pets. household furniture bair-'
(. mattresses, &C., at ia. 1905 Main street.
JAS. MACDOUtiALI- 10 A. NJ, twenty h0rses,
without reserve, at George Mounicisile's stables,
On Clay BET seen sixth and seventh streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. PM irn tees sale or
hOuse OIL Ninth street north Of Leigh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-02

COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS. The
Council Committee on Streets will meet this
evening at O'Clock at the City Engineers
Office to consider specially the question OF
the city railway and general lusiness.
The Committee on Light will meet al The
upper gas.woiks aiJ O'Clock this evening.
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.,Tbe Associated Press is great boon, ls
., no,gv said the cigarette-smokiog scion oi
a Soulb.ide sire 10 beant'luf Doston sms
full OF sentiment aud oysters, as tney W.T.
returning from the theatre. ~ ~ 40,
deed" she replied In soit tones 100
and had one all last WINTER out pap, c',ne nv
in one hight before George cou'o ssAe ,.ns u's
arm away and acted dreadi9'ly. 10 ,neS
have them In Chicago! ~ shou.u ","su %''s
10 nurmur," responded me uniu!orru u, Oh,' ~.
caaoau. as he measured nrs s,9ss 9s.a WI" III
strong right arm. Chicago ITtouns'
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ST. JOHY's CHURCH.-P PrOie' sor WillOugh-
by Reade will lecture at St. Johns church
tomorrow night for the benefit OF the Lit.
tie Cleaners Society. His readings have
been the most popular that have been given
in Richmond for maay day, ana st. Johns
congregation will turn out in force to.mor'
row night to hear Professor Reade.
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TAXES.
OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR,t
pfTnonxu. Dpcpub ber 1880, 4

RICHMOND, Uectbbtr 1, IbtV'
rTNHrS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
1 DAILY between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ.
aud @ O'Clock r. ~ from ihe 18TH TO THE 3lsr
DAY OF DFCt MBER inclusive. for The purpose
Of receiving from any person who haH already paid
one half only OF the cry axes charged to him the
remaining half.
Ten per ceutum will be added 10 The amount or
said remaining half Of the tax ehar,ed 10 every
es where the Dar,y ssessed shall fail 70 pay safi
remaiptng half within the time So limited.
But IN case any person, having failrd 10 pay in
The month of June one hall OF TIE Guy iakes que
f,om such person, shall fail 10 pay The VIII le
amopnt the reof on before the 3lst day ,oi iDe-
csnbeT, there shall be added 20 per centuM upon
The amount OF the tax so remaining due.
A. Il. WOODSOS. Collector,
y. Parties paying several bills VIII please
de CALM
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BRIEF ITEMs.-Colonel Nye, deputy
United State, marsha, is prepared to pay
off the supervisors OF election.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Henrico
county will meet at the courthouse Satnr-
day.
Hon. Samuel Capper, OF Manchester,
England, is announced TO deliver a TEN.
perance lecture TO- Night at Wilkinson's
Hail.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
threatening. AT night IL was clear.
THERsOMsTER YESTERDAY q a. NJ, SO ,
8 A. NJ, 80; noon, "A; 2. d.. 40; q p.
d.. AZ; mIdnlgnt, 40.
Mean temperature, Al 6.
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The FULKERsON-SMITH AFFAIR.
tor Smith te!egraphs us that our informa-
ton concerning the meeting between Colo
mel Fulkerson and hmsef was incorrect.
meagre, and unjust to him, and that full
account OF the affair will be published In a
dov or two
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, higher barometer, falling
followed by rising temperature, westerly
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather.
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To OsK AND ALL--Are yoa suffering from .
Cough, Cold, Asthma, Bronehi.,s or any Of ,he va
rious pulmonary troubles ths.t so of,en end In con-
sagp,lcn2 IL SO, u'e "S;uBoR's frRx COD
LIVER OIL AND LINEN safe aud sure remedy
This Is no quaek peps ration. bat Is resulsrly pse
scrIbed by the me Heal faculty. Manufactured aa'y
by A. u. wILBc.R, Chemist, Boston. sold ~ al
druggists.
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PERsOyAL.-E. o. N5l'ing, Esq., ant
family, arrived In New York from Europe
yesterday afternoon in perfect health. They
are expected in Richmond by the train
which Is due at Ilc3S TINS morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-02

NJ. EbDgSoN n co., advertising agents. iDserr hd-
verisemenis In all os the newspapers OF the Uiited
States at publishers rates. Orders left at hs Dts.
patch coanting.room VIII receive prompt atom
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"LApy GAY. ''arcnnaut OF New Orleans Cigars,
are offered for sale by ". ID. BLAIR Coz ava very
low price close The lot. They will he sold In
quantltiesi0 suit.
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"IT pIsaeFs7xs WITH ME.v COMMON re-
mark. oyou isse TUFTS PILIfsyou can eat any
thing you like ssS feel no hal eAects. TAev act
specifically on tive liver, sioma N. and bswtiS,
causing r0ee 6bw cf gastric Juice. wnIcs Is sssen-
tlal to good dIsesiio lon. aud guates the bovyts
wf,n all other medseine fails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-02

For ,esas dfgsstio~. consumption, 2oasrat dee
bits.,H aud want of apDetite chcerfally recom-
mend Coidens LEssG's LIQUID EsTRacr or
HPrys
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Exxsxxr DIX. W. {. CAvrlxcns

Tyle FINEST HAMS we have seen fer long time
arc al W. D.BLAR & Co.'S. 1909 Mkm street.
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Nsw pro NegpED. The fre-plug on
:, s,ssn,h Msm street between Main and Cary
needs nssS. 'repairiug, or, better still, new oue'
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VOL. LVIII.
4irhmond Dispatfh.
THURSDAY. 49,. DECEMBER ., 1880.

as- THE CIRCULATION OF TBF DISPATCH
IL LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTHER DAILY VIEWS.
PAPERS or THE CITY,
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Entered at the Poss-omce al Richmond. Va, as
second-class matter.I
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HoasFogD,s ACID PHOSPHATE slxsald be taken
by those eho perform mental labor II acts as Z
br<akA food.
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EOR lsENT.

NOR RENT, THAT DESiRABiE "a
ou,h s,conJ street gwaserley Pace. eVriaissox
tx rooms aud al ncdrin conyeileoses, sssn -
gas water. and Daih ~ sne house. Rvn. wiii .ssAs
t,smely l.w 10 prOg2yl sna reliable tsnaae ApysS
80 H. I. sTAPlEs q 60,
Real Estate Asesls. i.oa Asia street,
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LEVY BpoTHE4s
now show
splendid aesormenr Of
DHBs Soors, CLoAKs. 5JsrERs, sDsRwEaR,
BLANKETS, HASSELsr
cARsxrs- OIL CLOTH -SINPs, fs,ScEs,
sATISs, vEfrsTs,
anS every article In their live. OF the Nfy bess
quality, and artbe
LOWEST CASH PfsstEs.
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PULMONA, THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
by FOR COUGHS, THROAT AND

REFERENCEs:
Rev. A. T.. Gibson, VI. D., Rev. W. NJ. Osborn,
Rev. W. - Edwards, ID. d., Rev. ;. a. Mllson,s
Rev. Job A. Price. Rev. A. ;. HANK,
Re,. !. III. NJ Lemon, Rev. l.. ID. Herring,
Rey n " Rlack, Rev. r. w. Crowl,
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