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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

COLONEL CARTER IN Coop Luck; -cColone' e o. o.,
rhomss r. Carter, State Railroad Comm's.
sioner, has forwarded his re,lgnaLoa M,nohsa,s o.
.nas .nd aS,srdsv om left for Atlanta, having ac.
sau,eS sau y1s'r nosiiou as member Of the Board
cSpv ~ pArhitrators OF the Southern Steamship
aud Railroad Associatioa'
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TAXES.
-------- ------.---.---- - - -
license IA y h ;.
C1,Y AupIroR's OFFICE, {

cry AUDITORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, 23d March, 1850.
TIRE LICEN>E TAXES OF 1850 have been as, IS,
s>cd and placed In this Office for me nspeeii0n oa
9Th Of April next
THE COMMITTEE on FINANCE
,,n bo,a sessions at the Council chamber, Broad
street. on nv
rHEeTH AND ITH or APRIL
,.,,.r ,hs hours of Z and 7 o'clock L. NJ, for the
ynrrose OF hearing and considering appeals iroim
,sid sssessmenis. No change In classification VIII
sflefwsrds De made except on the order o, the
~ ,Ank Auditor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

Beethoven ASSOoidtion.-An important
meeting OF the Board Of Governors OF the
Reethoyen Musical Association was held
last night at the store of Mnsiea-Direcior
A. c. Harding. Considerable business OF
;nt,rost To the Association was transacted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

LEVY BROTHERS a
have reussa ished ev.ry department IN their store
with
Fz EsH, sEAsoSABLE GOODS,
They aow show the largest tn: best assorted,
the nsos, cocsn ,lete, and the
CHEAPEST STOCK
OF
DIR GOODS AND NOTIONS,
semorsciuR a 4 the
NOVEL; les IN DREss!GooDs,
now on the martet and most superb assortment
OF Hosiery aud Ra ding, as well as having made
large additions 10 sn the 9th r departments.
Look at their Torch IONS and HaInburgs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

DROwyDED IN THE DOcK.-The body OF a
coIored man.was found in the dock yester-
day afternoon, and an inquest held oy tne
deputy coroner, Coroner Taylor being aD-
senf from the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

DEATH OF DIR. o. A. STREcKEE.-Mr.
ChiIdrey has Just received intelligence OF
the death OF Or. o. A. Strecker in Hanover,
Germany. DR.. Strecker died on the 5th in
slant. lie was for many years prominent
druggist in this city, and bis death will be
specially regretted by many OF the poor OF
Richmond, TO whom he was friend In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

STILL INCREASING MELIKoFPs PowERs:-
81. Petersburg, March 21.-An lmperiai ue-
cree has been published placing tne separnle
corps Of gendarmes temporary y o,,,oT unos, '"'
immediate control of General MeiKon'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

SAVE MONEY by having your printisg cone stshs
DisPArCE PRrNTING-HoUsB. Good work, low
prices, a8d satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

OLD DOMINION RI. = zwHIsKEy eight years Old.
.. d Select aud Mon 'rose Rye Viii key, IS Em.
piye ~ and " Ingiesde~ Boarbon wh,key; = Pi.a.
na,r s.santa Cara Al I'd all grades OF Cigars;
.Hepnessy AMI Mariel u 1ehy, Duf Goron and
OF or sherrfes at nsderaa prices, by
W. ID. BLAIR q Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

New MUsIC.-Professor G. G. de Norden-
dorf, Of Richmond, has just published two
Of his latest instrumental musical produc-
tions.
The first, Polka Scherzando, Is simpli-
fed arrangement OF composition OF II. Sic
vert, and is called "Chimes in May" This
is probably the most merltorious Of Mn de
Nordendorrs publications, and will doubt.
less meet with favorable sale, as the melody
il pleasing and original. II is inscribed to
Mr.. Howard Marshall Smith, Of Richmond.
The second composition is called "Edel-
weiss" and both are handsomely gotten up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

CONGRESS wATER.-I's su. ertoritv as a sathar-
tic and Alternative consists ia fo entire freedom
from everything bitter, acid. crude that produces
headache, internal soreness. and tends to destroy
the mucous membrane. All minei al waters 'fnt are
dan ngerous rrtants may be knowa oy an acid sfter.
facf
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NJ. ELLYsoN Il co., advertiS:ae age u.s. insert ads
yertscments In all Of the newspapers Of the Un,oA
Slses at publishers rates. Orders len at tie Ds.
patch counting-room will receive pre- MT ss.ev
4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

MOTHERS with siekY heifal' anrsiok thi'"i.n
will cure the child andeeneht ihosns'Nes " 'a'"'
HOP 3iTTERs daily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

ASK YOUR GROCER roA SHELTON, MINOR q
Co.'S CHALLENGE CoFFE. =, and You Win never
have cause 10 complain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

TasRE is no necessity to pay sfh nssh pfces ,v'
PHoroGRAPns wien you ca" aase s9en' 'ea''''
81, ,.tcn AZ The sE. GALLagY so saeap.
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AUCTION SALES rnIS DAY.

~ On all safes Of Reat Estote mate ee;nsee
4 p let OF january end lost Of June the fdzcsfef
tSs present vsar h09e 10 Be paid ovfhs parohastS
DE-. aU sales mafe 5stt1sen ths 1st Of July aud Lad
of the usdr the tSres haze TO be paid oy fae setv
tp'bis custom was sdoptSl Sbout fifteen years ako
by Ali the real estate agents I'm Richmond, ana ~
pI,esto Richmond and v,cintyI
FRANK ID. HILL & Co, AZ +. NJ stcckbsiek
dwelling No. 6I3 north Fifth t-eef.
ROBERT B. LYME, AZ r. NJ, brick store and
dwelling, No. 42S. west side OF seventeenth
street b<tw, en- Marshall and Clay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

PERSONAL---VERY. IYEMs-Rev. s. c.
Clopton, Of the Clay-Street Baptist church,
returned on Saturday from assisting Rev.
+. r. Boston 10 a series Of meetings In the
Baptist church ut Hampton. during which
some sixteen persons professed CONVERSION.
Mr.. w. TT. Rogers, who has been quite
sick with erysipelas, is recovering.
Mr.. III. c. Parsons, vice-president OF the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, has gone
to the mountains for brief visit for bis
health.
Rev. ]. II. Stringfellow, OF the Meade Ne
mortal church, Manchester, has been called
to the diocese Of New Jersey.
Rev. George Dardis (colored), Methodist
Episcopal minister, qualified before the
Hastings Court yesterday morning to So
lemnize the rites OF matrimouy in the State
OF Virginia.
Mr.. ]. A. Phillips, OF the Hatifar Record,
is n the city in the interest OF bis paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

ruELEE GALt.Ry.-rbebe'ts stssfmehs ana 'he
s,,e,t likeness OF General l. 81 ever oken.
Mira. General Il. r LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

sHrLroS, ,nSoR & co.'s CnAILEsas Cof,ni or 49, :,
IS decidedly i,e best Oh tas mafSs' aha Cd" 's "~'
a, all Of the pest grocers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

THE CHALLENGE CorFsE Is SC ID only In sic-
Mound packages.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

lie genuine are never sugsr-coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
Impression DIR. McLASE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine ucLASE's LIVER PILLS bear the
ssns,Orss Of G. McLASE and FLEMING Bros. on
assnppsr..
iasRupon having the genuine Or. G. McLANE's
lssE PILLS. prepared By Fleming Bros, Of
rHssuszh Pa, the market being full Of limitations
o. be name McLAsE. spelled differently but same
pronuaciaiion. nay i2-deowly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

TuECHALLESGE COFFEE is full strength and "a
delightful flavor. Nothing better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

Blues ELEcrIoN.-At a meeting OF this
company held last night Sergeant Frank
Camm having resigned the position OF or.
derly sergeant, e. A. Gibson was elected to
fill the vacancy. Corporal s. S. p. Patteson
was promoted 10 the position OF fifth ser.
geant, and T. JTcveigh Rudd was promoted
to the position OF fourth corporal. Each
of the gentlemen were the recipients OF
handsome floral tributes FROM admiring
friends. DR.. Hugh NJ. Taylor, the popular
surgeon of the company, made the presenta'
ton speeches.
An efficient committee was appointed to
make preparations for the 10Th OF May cele-
brltiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

DgAssTIc REcITATjoxs AT AssotIsr 'oN
HALL To. NIGHT.--Our people baye a r. -
treat IN store for them 10 night af s o'e'oe
In the recirais which wiz be given by Wit
liam Mason Evans. TBe ball Ought 10 lss
crowded fe hear the emincnt eIocutionisf.
and judging from the programme, which IL
published elsewhere in our paper, the pub
lie Will have on evening OF snjoymcot and
fun. The entertainment Is for the bereH'
OF one of our churches, ard every seat
should be occupied, The New York Herut1
thus speaks OF the above gentIfnIan
"Mr. Evans rave q second entertainment
at Association Hall Inst evening rand tbose
entertained seemed amazed at the fertile
imagination that inspired the deiiufstiors
Of the magic tongue OF 'he reader. Although
this gentleman has but twice before appeared
in this city, Dis delicate picturing Of thebeau-
tiful and affecting, his Hne appreciation and
Interpretation OF the Humorous, have COM
PEELED his recognition as one Of The hpest
elocutionjsts. His change OF int0nation
during his recitatious os'Queen Nab 'and
the Bardell rs. Pickwick trial were almost
marvellous
The members Of the Young Mems Chris
tisn Association will not be admitted to
these recita.s on their membership-tickers,
as this Is not held under its auspices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

A LITTLE GIRL SuoT AND KiILED.-Yes-
terdsy morning Robert johnson (colored), a
son Of Robert w. Johnson, who resides at
No. 105 Leigh street, near the corner of
Adams, went hunting. He returned home
about O'Clock aud placed bis double. bar
relied gun in The hall behind the door. One
Of the barrels Of the gun was loaded, but
there was no cap upon the tube. After the
gun had been there some time II was spied
by a young brother named Walter, aged
fourteen years. He took the gun up 10
examine II, and called to one OF the
children to put bis finger on the
tube while he beld The barrel to
blow it. The little fellow did So, saying
that he could feel the wind come through.
Walter then placed cap upon the tube,
and told the children to took out, and they
would see 1t Uhc cap) explode. 1t appears
from the mothers statement that 1t was his
intention to frighten them. A little girl,
Mary Ellen RyIey, who is Jobnson's
adopted daughter, was standing in the
doorway near BY when the gun was dis
charged. She received the whole load IN
her left side, and fell to the floor crying to
her mother that Walter had shot her. Drs.
Bryce and Ferguson were called In, but
were unable to render any good, as the
child died at s o'clock.
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ruou nn. >. W. nuNIER,

BALTIMORE, Nd:
Coldeu's LIEBto's LiesIp ExthA.r ,. ~,
p,rv ,ske pleasure In reeommendiux' always
D.'s s,.es oaad blood, healtA. aud sfrsngsn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23
FOR KENT.

VHOR RENT, THAT DESlRABLE@
II BRICK DWELLING of seven room, k3
Kitchen aas and water east side OF Foui IN street
belween hLhn and F-' nklin streets. Apply carry
an. sec,-e a Sheap house well locateo
DFsIiskBIE JONE>'s-ROW TENEMENT. on
Grace between Jefferson ana Mniison STREET eou-
tainog ten rooms, gas. water. bath. rance nc.
DEsiRABLE BRICK DWELLING NO. 3iS
north Twelfth street, contai1ing gas. water balh,
&C.. eight or ten rooms. >,,.,,,,, ~,
NICE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING NO.
26l5 Franklin street; six or seven rooms gas
LARGE STOCK BRICK DWELLING no; 6oS
ON t Mar hall street ten roo ns ea water Ditn &c.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT RESIDENCE on f1fth
street between Nam and Cary; tan rooms gas
NICE BRiCK TENEMENT on Marshall street
NO 23lsl; seven rooms, kitchen, gas, water, oath'
&c. - .- ,,,.,,,,- ,>,,-r, ,,,I, ~.
IA wei CLAY street. near hd ms street, containing
about ten rooms. gas, water, &c.
/ nave on nv books many. other DEsiRAnLE
HOUSES, which will pnt in thorough repair II not
already so all OF which Offer at low rents.
| Persons wi,hng To rent are requested 10 eNe me
| n call am satisfied can suit them. -
mh 2s-si ROBEBT u. LYME.
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fURNlTURE.

FURNITURE! FuRNlTukE.I.,@
X orer for sa.~ geo suits of Chambe, ssni ssi, -
ture. In price fren $25 70 1900, rss sss ownvJ
s,sSs ss.ther With f sme Of rsriof vnIa ~. s.smi.
Kitchen Furui'u and syssy af,isls y % ~ every
tarc line. Alsn Csbi9ss Msssro nx,css sr-
sses ia wsnt wi, ssve usbaey hs ssMsS w. w.s.S Iif
.sSsss ~, ~ nd wssrroesps ass Msiu .<s We.
!s:asS y,s.;;. .,,s.; we'A'A'p'iw a. bAfSkVS.
n ~ IA ,4.lf. -
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ray ONE POUND or rns CNALLssek e"ssSs'
and YOU Will Use no other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

Yfyr EfcE or THE CHALLENGE COFFEE u %
cents isa li'fe higher than other, because II Is
u grxsr "a hbeter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

REMovAL-fM TO 1uE susfNxss-
MEN or HtcuNoSp.-t;ra's fully returning his
thanks for Tire bs yaronage heretofore ext Dded
him by the husitess men OF Richmond, she pro-
pristor Of the Haiifar Record takes this methsd
Of Informing hts friends that The papr Will here
after be pabssshed AZ Sonih Boston Depot instead
a Z HaiifsY Courthouse. Dy greatly Increasing our
a rcuaiion in Halifax and the bordering counties OF
81 rth Carolns, this change will make tbs columns
AZ the Record much more valuable and available to
,hy~ advertisers Of xicnmond. Our Mr.. y. A. PHIL
rxrs isas the St. james Bo'e and win be pleased 10
rexsas advertisements and subscriptions.
Respectfully. &c, II. A. EpNoNpsoE,
Proprietor HafVar Record.
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,oSr srNAyEp. AND FOUND.

TOUND. FRIDAY LAST, ON BROAD
h h|,weep T'eyenih aud Twelfth streets, BOA
.T,ntng n GOID RING. which the owner can
oS,sin hy provpg property and paying FOR this ad-
Verii'eH'e"' " NH 23-lt.
1-OTICF.-I shall apply 10 the Board OF
y Dlrectors of the Richmond and Danyile Rail:
rad company for the renewal OF CERIlfiS,As :, !,
oT STOCK In my name. the original having been
Vi V "a "a SSrnt ROYAL Il. SMITHEY.
ygHEUARY 27. 1850. mn Z.InZm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

sPEaTAGLES. EYE-GLAssEs. Ac.
T0 REGAIN YOUR SIGHT @ANkHR.
FOR 26C. ~
~ ~ - 1904 Main street and get pain Of sPECTA
1sEs or t1E.GbAbSES. "A large assortment OF
sayfi1or quality swsys on hsnd. Prizes from 25c.
upwards. bkiifuiiy adjusted 70 che eye py
p.. W. ~. COWAkDlN,
~: so op'ieiap, WstehmsksE, sne gsyelisT:
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-.crrn PURCHASERS FOR

TpO NOT LIKE TO BRAG. Therefore
| anIv s,y: II you want CHEAP Ck0GkERl go
= VIZ ny scE's': IL YOU want FINE CHINA 90 10
" " WWTIiHcE's; IL sou want great bargains 10
GLASSWARE. TABLE-CtfhEKfs pr1hpS,Sty
WARP, TINWAkE, or any hUUsE-f ohNiSn'
IN" "V""' WALLACES,
"a No. 406 Broad street.
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WOOD AND COAL

TOhL AND WOOD-FU1 STOCK
I , F,yfsr GLASS ANTHRACITE. all sizes:
F,siBANK COALBURG sPLINT, INITIAL
Bt,Rts> and all other kinds kSGkNE syf.I Cy,nr.0
ali at 10 west cash prices. PINE WOOD IRON Tz.oo
70 ~ per cord; OAK. "a and - so per cord or,
ders promptly filed from eiItor yaTd-Ioo bros.
street, opposite Thestre. or Nineteenth anu sAS
s,rrefs. ord rs by Telephone up.cY
mn.4y y. us ~ ao----
, 1880-02-09

rneafurp for Tu!etlnR NIL inquiry Into tho ennr-
o ,nlnccl to consider ,he subject Of tho tariff
nn tlapor. Hn1na time nvo tho CONSUMERS of ,a-
ner r. vnrits': publications intmnted ~ lnten-
others, something thoy rurtly tn. and tlioy wrrD
met y tho reduuiton Ia to ct!st, e wh!ch lilo
bm,,ght limit ,y tho depres.t,n Will, lHn,Sht =
81 prices :lowil. md nof BY nrot!cctton or ti,o
lnstLcG Hf tlc 1nsn,ifnctufers: Paper has nd
prices bcgIn.. There Is tnrlH Of % per cont on
papnr .ts,rl IN tho publication nf newspapers,
ks f,s,f,t,, nn mnTnz'ncs and - per cent on tho
nrcFuIj:.tci to tic burden of i. Ink on tho chem
f1 ,Snt hsy s e II n ss"t. &, s ehaa., t"s ~ II @ "r
tional'iy true tlsat they art, Thus hsn''!c,.rpp,
u fnn!. When w, t:ot,,oso rr,pnsa IL tako on
s,snF st y remit oyer w. ~ Tyi II ,1y 5 III n tis ei
tn tN',r tl,o h.tr!ss IN this case. however. II is
cscnr thnt tho tltHt wrn,x IL III tho duty IN cc,n
Necessity: II tho lnipernaknr IL To in.n,ilart,tro
Ut nll. and ~ tho Internal systcm g'ns. me iii
!ust'ce tsonn milking nMott,or eecm necessary.
dozen to make Il soul. IL Is y, witt, nll Ilc-
lart!!rns from tho ia,ys Of tr1lc md thc aontIon
hiring. ui!utho., md tbore Is no ensi Ashort ni
pitching tho whole upon tho now and aFtfllcinl
FIR tho bcncdt of tho few mixer. of paper
anj tho manufacturers ut chemicals tonHrrss
mAntnanA hlEh tnrtR. WHICH r. 4 tug nt,n'i tho
hundreds Of thousands Gf publications. Of MI
they tnny Distribute 1t uInUfi9 tl1ctn, they will
cncl havG to l,enr sa1nn Of tho burtle. It Is MT
II protection Of papcrInAkurH, fur 1t cinsrs the
fnrniE, I!elI IN them for TIM i,c.lct't of tho n1-
ufActiircrs Of chonIcAla. and confines them c1,-
tlreiy To tho home lnnrkpt-
Thorn Is M frns1n why the tAf!n IN paper
aho,l he rctNinctI at nil II tho manufacturers
tre relieved Of tho burdens on thcn, espccnly
wisn ihfy say th.y could ,n II ,t;. tt saso . n
move In tho right direction. ant u proper cnru
thAt no Interest may suffer by rntlcAl rttorrr-
tinn. We thoroughly nyrce that even refnrnio-
ton ts In be pr1peetled with slowly. That far
t'avrcss 9s!Uht to ~, bcfurc thinking 0f scntl-
Ing tho subject to eleep In tue tomb Of n cum-
H1nn m IN In
, 1880-02-09

-. LtftE Is0tk f'aztttf.
sevorht dayb hKo VIC Ihihilshetl m Item In rc-
gNrsi 70 u couple Of 'hnrse-thicvtn TINT tll
Errnted something Of IN excitement l,cnr Iintt-
Tho two hOrse-th thieves, wttlsg naGrs VIC ,lru utI-
Rblp to AsccrtMin, cnr9 fr1m Texns 10 tho
neiRhhnrhood Of liatdoxln,rE, md during stny
uf sIvornl months were, frOtu t1Mo tn &lno, en-
1l'oycd by tho 1llMntcIs rs cottnn-rLckcrt. On
tho occasion Of tho equestrian trouble tho two
men attended u lHlrty given ut tho hDusu 0f Il
gentleman who lfrta3 Ilcnr the station, twhrro
tholr lNliRhnH E0tAl htifnUr AE1d "sWinE your
nlrtt,cr" ability hr'NiE,t, thoul into notice. One
of thOm proved himself to 10 50 "callnHly" ~;
efficient, TINT lo was pHcoi upon tho tto1r Ms q
pr0!nrt1r. While h0 wus thus dscharRtng hts
duties, h!s compattioE wins outside SELECTING
s,litahlo partners hAi been selected. hc went
hlGk to tho hb,so njtl lrMtu a SlKH which jr,ls
readily understood ny hts companion. ptetty
soon tho two men str0lled OFT together. Tho
dunco cnttnued, but tho two tncn did mt o0mu
buck. Their absence, however, did not tre.ltc
my suspicion Until EHnip hours afterwards
willie stir was being made for home, wtcn Ot,U
mnn exclaimed, X, fantlnr tn aK6atucky,
"hlli, BY gnah, my horse Ia Ente!" pli, aftor
lNkfnE AH,lllisl. discovered TINT hla hnrs0 villa
also g.nc. ThlN stisplcnn pointed tn tho twt,
mon frum Texas; ana thon the hxctcu,ent
kpranR up. II ,yUu want To Insult 9u Arkansas
frn,n dance aud acrntch d bottle from under I.
young mon inOtlnted 40 our information g,,os,
nnd INSTITUTED! pursuit, declaring that tho mon
would not bo brought b,.uk nltse. Aftor riding
rapidly for several liolIrs thor overlook tho twn
them both dead,
, 1880-02-09

NJ thGaB n Mr. flnrJH j. Ittaft,, !. IT,, HRGllt
Fur yrllrs shi- MIN In. mcii knt,w.i Al MIR nj thn
most cruel tyruHts aln,nx tho lan-nRunts Or
ss 'sss' s.sn /, 5 y sa aSs & "i !. rcrrs +" III
~ n, ."!trsEc md mn Insult I" tho whole cot,-
rhis ii IN rcrtavu)y .,ronr oyI,lcuco oon,n.t III,
JIlstIcn nn1 impnrttnily III tho fltfcltEks' Com
nnrt,n, wi'nsas nIt ~ tha statements of Il
taken ''.,in Efr,iH, vail $" Tho Sew ynrjs Jierem
artt;t!cs tis ylHK t,n',lt,t'",is ttcr lnforG tho
lsIn @ s r t!o asc1 MI r,rV '%f vii
!,ny .ansftlcr It tlrr ttNt 1n,,r Hh It ser1s tn
hhyr lmcn HlfecfnNi. ut illl events.
The Mn1.iuiI. lfttlxt. Committee t's nui sst,II
y I's!rr mtisriNlly y y eu,nl.'s!linn frnn tho
Gas,l" tn;',itier; Iorn Mr' r. & few l'rtlr' n
hMve some chHiitlchee. tnt rlnrv nr these reside
Mt a.isstul,rc a,l'l NJ tho nntirc tln"g.,neM. Is
=, INC ,a's Ut o w w. "1ihsk' H., ,,, md t1ry
lmva III tho nclR!lnrlNas1 VI tl1lsk, ~, ilnnl-
,n"st % which, ly tho why, ms lmcn contributed
while there tnAtly ,ieills fr,,nt stilrvMiu re-
ported. md when destitutlon nMa hunger s'sn
e M 8, general. would l!c sufficient cs,,"lr,nnn-
InntiD ~ Amrr!cW. uHd the uttvtN4ttGt Ut the
Committee l,rrn.7iho ir'sl-lnittllnr.i nrp1ns III
New ,;,s, Y"rklwli It., throw s''snnn o1 tic whols
pnl'.Icnl rnmttv nf tho Turnkey lsin1.stuynr nf
l,ai,i!n ,,. - Mr; parnc!! aEMMr IN every
aslo,or letter, wflurein c states ttlt ia rrNt,sl
Impression prevails tlnt Mr.. Gr,s fsrlns, if ht,
Mr. inrac!i ,''il n,lSi'"e.sI ,attoh% % .!i:'H int"
staGr e. 1'o says: "Tey," ,aesi,,ix Mr. Ilrns
ncnt Of both M trny h,s ,'onr aIl q lis power
q ' to NV ~ f Y"4k ieM Htsf a IL aakns 3 ,fs u e
American PRESS arc printed III tho Dublin frcs.
, 1880-02-09
The QutnIllc Corn,ornnts Aft0r u Hood
Tux.

Cincinnati Commercial.
The manufacturers nf luiitlhG In this country
are lnbnrny vi b Congress to rtMtOrp TINT drug
Il, tho list of dntiabln articles, They Ito not In
sYt that tho tux Of 20 per cont Hh0lA bO rOIn1-
Ilnsgti, ind will 10 8ntta1ted-th8 nnxleat follows!
III they pAIt got 10. Congress- mover did I'm act
Enoru grateful to tho pGOpc than whom it put
this almost universally -ustd drug ON tho frpO
list TITO manufacturers IN this country had
ollj0yctl Alllt&t IL monopoly Of tho trNllG for
many ypnyN, Mnd accumulated cnurtIlOus fort
unuS out Of lts profits. Tho turltt OF ~ per cont
practically excluded tho foreign Manufhct.lr-
ors. Tho Government consequently prOltGd
worry llttlG In tho why OF rovGit,IU, Tlp homo
manufacturers put up the price, keeping II
within the ct,st, plus tho tariff, nnl compelled
tho consumers 10 phy tho difference which tho
duty l1htlo betwocii their own aud tho imported
article intO their nwli pGBkuts.
1t wAs Eresttcttsl aftcr Qutiilnu was put on tho
fruu list thut tho markut would DO uvcrrun by
an !nferior quality but wo hive heard tio colA-
pllintA Ut Tint, Its nnnufuctur1 G&n HGyer be-
tsnle u larNu nsia widely spread Industry, Antl
will practically 10 kept lii Il fow hands, It. IL 4
question:, therefore,, whether Congress should
lcKtslat0 fDr those fpw ut the 1x1IoItsC OF tho
millions. and with nu other cn1 RNtnetl ellll tho
enrichment Nf Inctl already nude &ntoslMirns
through tho long enjoyment Of u monopoly. II
VOL be snillD satisfaction II tho Government
derived nry rCtenuU worth mentioning from tho
thrill ulhi QutuiAB, but whom It servcs to Arrtsst
Importation nlnltst entirely thesu IL not thnt
consolation Tor tho consumer upon whom thu
incroAsel cost falls. 1t IL to bd bopGd Congress
WILL stoadiiy Fcsfst the solicitations ct tho grasp
lug manufacturers,