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Police COURT.-Justice J. j. Cruichlieid
presided at the Police Court Yesterday, and
disposed of the following eases:
Eliza Sally, for unlawiully trespassing
upon the premises OF and aSsaulting and
beating Mary Ann Vencher with rocks. Dis
charged.
John Stanteld, for unlawfully assauIting
and beating Jane Patteson. Fined 900.
A. j. LODjoy, for bein" drunk and un-
able to take care Of himself. Required to
give security TO be OF good behavior for one
month.
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The undersigned, representing MesSrs.
Fukerson and Riddeeerger, take pleasure
| in announcing that tse correspondence be-
tween them in reference to the debate OF the
ION instant has resulted in explanations
satisfactory TO tae parties and honorable 10
hoth II. b. WILCOX,
WILLIAM MATTHEW,
| joan j. CANPBfLL,
| Richrp ofd. Va. February %, lsS0.
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COUNCIL Committee MEETlNGs.-Ihe
Committee on Workbouse will meet this
evening at 9 O'Clock at the City Ha,l~-Mr'
j. 7. Ellyson chairman. :,
The Committee on Care OF iunaiics VII
meet at the same hour and place-Mr. j. y
Phillips chairman.
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THE MOZART TINS EvENING-UNrsrN
ATTRACrIONs.-Flrsf, overture Tancredi,"
lRossini.) orchestra; second. s)lo tenor, Re
citatiye and aria from " Rebekah." (Barn-
bv.) Mr. T.. W. IIofl, OF Baltimore; third.
quntelte. "SoundS from HOme," (Gungl)
strings; fourth, solo soprano, Miss Riyes !;
fifth. Pot-pourri, Faust" (Gounood,l or
chestra; sixth. duo lorna mia dir" from
.Don Pasqmle," Donizetti,l Miss Riyfs
and Mr.. IIof; seventh, animal Quar-
tette," (BriXner,) Germania Social Club ;
eighth, solo tenor, " DOrmi Pure" (scu-
dere,) Mr.. f. W. Hof; ninth, a, " Greeting
to America" b, Lockyogel" Polka,
Bial,) orchestra.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

RS- on all safes Of Rsat Estate MADE bstseN
the 81 Of January and last Of June the tdpssJof
the rressnt ysar have tO De Daid bythe purcads~
o. nh sales made betiosen The LIST 0r ryulydndt tda6
NJ fhs vsar the tsDes have 10 6e Duf by the stsyi
TINS custom was adoptr- about niie.n year. are
by Ali the real estate agents IN Rct tmond, and apr
pliestO Richmond and yicinity.l
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Brief Hsms.-T The public-scbool building
Il undergoing repairs on the lower nooi'
The Hus,.3gs Court has ao1oufneo w,
the terri, after being In session ABOUT QUO
seek. =, ,,s
meeting OF the City schoo! boasa Aueso''
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FIRE YESTERDAY N0RNiNG.-The alarm
OF fire at $50 yesterday morning was caused
by the partial burning Of the kitchon OF
Mrs. f.. Walsh. at 10 Nicholson street.
The fire is supposed to have originated
from sparks from q chimney. The loss Is
estimated at about $50, upon which there
l. no insllglUc ce.
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"UNcLE DAN'L" AND HIS ANNIHILA-
TOR "-RETuRN VISIT OF Mr.. MACAULEY.-
Mr. Il. Macauley concluded his engagement
at the Theatre last night, when A Messen-
ger from Jarvis Section" was presented for
the third time to a delighted audience. The
play throughout i intensely interesting,
and the company. individually and colIec-
lively. is a remarkably good one, while Mr..
Macauley is one OF the best characer-act0rs
on the stage. The company will play in
Norfolk tonight and tomorrow night, and
will return TO Richmond on Saturday, when
those who have missed seeing Uncle
Dan'l" will have an opportunity nf d0ino
so. There will be matinee saturday after
noon at O'Clock and a night performance
at 8 O'Clock, at both Of which "Uncl'
Ban'l," "Lttle CHIP" skinny smith,
the " Model Policeman" the Jolly Tar Of
the Eclipse" and others, will vie in theiI
efforts to amuSc all who attend. BOXsheel
open at JohnstOn's and at the Theatre. NJ
extra charge for reserved seats for the matt
n2o
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night. Consequently no business could be

night. Consequently no business could be
transacted.
Miss Ella Rives, Of Petersburg. is expect
ed to sin " al the musicale tomorrow night.
The Ci " Council Will not meet tomorrow
night. but will meet Friday week.
The Boa. ii OF Supervisors will meet here
after on The fourth Monday of each month.
Two perso nswere sent TO Jail at this term
OF the Hnslii rs Court. They comprise the
Whole numbe. = OF inmates that are now In
jail.
The laying II the cornerstone of The
new church at { hester will be an imposing
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THE VANLEw Hons STEAD FOR sALE.-Messrs.
CUAFFiN, ~ Apr,Rs a. q. offrr tor sale privately
that splendid property kn 'wn as VAN LEWIS, con-
sisting OF large dwelling aud whole square OF
ground. laid ont aud plante IA choice shruBbery,
&C., and commaDainrone the 6lest views to be
Of the city and its surro lDdnss. This Is rally
a valuable piece OF ppr1ys. "a beautifully located,
and presents attractions " 1ch capitalists viii
readily take bold Of. We say % moneycd men, 20
and zee ard You will be ant tot W.
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SNATCH .TmEP.-Mrs. W. II. StSherland,
while passing Down Grace street near SeV-
enth Yesterday. was met by negSo. boy who
snatched her pocket-hook out OF her hand
The boy (whO proved TO be sar2, Robiason
an old offender) was arrested
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INSPECTION OF STEAM VEssELs.-Unted
States Inspectors james f.. Dunbar ana
John w. CAST. OF Norfolk. yesterday in
spected the frelght-steamer Noah and steam
tug james simpson. now lying in the james
river, near this city. Both boats were pro-
nounccd to be IN good condition. \ certi-
fcate to this effect was given 10 the master
OF each.
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PohnlcAL DIsABMITIEs.-~fh Governor
has removed the political diSabiaties OF
WDham G.. LangstOn (colafed). Of Charles
Ci.y county, who was convicted OF seduc'
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CONGRESS WATER.-f's superior ~ a. a cathar-
tic and Alternative consists In its stse freedom
from everything bitter acid. or crude that produces
headache, internal soreness, and ten, 20 destroy
he mucous membrane. hDlneral W E'1s that are
dangerous irritants may be- known Oy aa'fd after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-26

CoUGHs COLDS. AND CoSSUMPTIo,. are offou
cured by The timely use of God Liver on. iyy the
Emulsion prepared by PUR0ELL, LAD , q 60.
Price, soc. For sale Ly an druggists.
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NJ. ELLYsoa n co., advertising agents, insert al.
yertisements In all Of the newspapers Of the Unise
suaes At publishers rates. Orders eft at the DH.
patch couptinx-room will receive prompt AtteD
ttnu
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OUR GALLANT GOVERNOR
Declines 10 Sign the Bill I'm Relation
10 gcnifcuifnry Officials.

HIS MESSAGE TO THE SENATE-RTCHM0ND
CHARTER REPORTED BY STRICT PARTY v0TE-
THE PENITeNTIARY-sPRING LOT TO BE SOLD,
AND FEMALE WARD BUILT At TIE PENI-
TENTIARY-THE NEW JAMEs-RIyER RAIL-
ROAD BILL PASSED-THE HOUSE STICKS TO
DICKENsON AND REFUSES TO NAME THE NEW
COUNTY sT0NEWALL-MOFFRTT TAX BILL
THE DEBT BILL IN THE HOUSE TO DAY.
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OLD DoMTNIoN RYE WHISKEY eighty y avs old
-. |, S,r .-rr pvu WntsHEN

OLD DRMINlON R1b " hlNhf1 flsub y fS w"
~ SELECT RYE WHIsKEY;
" MoNTRosEm RYE WHISKY:
"ALLEGHASY" RYE WHISkEY;
" NIKE HARMAN RYE WHisKEV;
EMPIRE" BOURBON WluskEY;
INGLEsIDE" BOURBON WHIsKEY;
WILSON" BOURBON WHIsKEY;
HESNEssY and MARTELL BRANDY;
DUFF GORDON and other STERRIEs.
The above brand. are for sale by ". D.BLtIR d
co. at moderate prices
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SEED POTATOES.

SEED POTATOES.-One thousand BAR
- rels EARLY ROSE POTATOES, selected espe'
elsiy for seed-barres averaging nearly three 1usn
.h zach. Persons wanting thoice STOCK ior plant
ALLISON 4 ADDISON,
e3-ln 1922 Cary street.
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,oSr- sTwAYEp, ANp vOUSD.

TOsr. EITHER On MAIN STREEr
/ 4 between Adams and fifh stree or on @ fai,h
- ~ >TilEx ROCKET BOOK, roasainlns smAu
s,m OF morey. reward wii se paid tn =, 90
4 west Maiu street --e------s - -
TOsT, ON BROAD BETWEEN sES'
IL OND AND NINr.t, OR ON sESp1rtwro sESpSrpt
TWEEN NpROAuAHn CARY IuSsn.,.is : ~
rtN Tho uusier will he suitably 'yl.I
leaving siIe al mi, oaiee, oE. 1ol 'Sa. "
slgest.
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MME.CEMENT. AND pLAsTEk.
ROCKLAND LINE.

1890 barrels fREsH R0CKLAND LIME, rom
,he ceIe1osfed COBB LIME kILNs," shortly "a
i<eted psr schooner ID. u. InsIsham: Tor safe 70"
hom dock by ROBERT WENpESBUaG,
no. sos Main street anu
kis.eodIzt IL filteentA street,
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ENINENT DIR. ". G. CANENAGm

MEMPHIS. TENN. WHITES:
For ,oedk digestion, consumption. genera de-
btiity, sud want Of appetite, cheerrully re, som-
mend Colden's LIEBTG's LiQDID EXTRACT or
EEFF.
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THE MOST PALATArJF. WAY TO take Cod-Iiyer
Oh is in emulsion. Use PURcRL J.. LADD & CO.'S,
combined with hypophosphites n hnie aud soda.
Price, soc. For sale bv all drsggis 4.
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SAVE MONEY by nsving your printing done stthe
DISPATCH PRINTISG-iioUsE. Good worh, nv
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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MALAaAU FEvRR tGUE. AND BILIousNEss
viii leave every net, 'aborhood al soon as Hop
BITTERs Arrive.
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opposed the proposed change In 'he charter
OF the city Of Richmond. A vote was taker
on the several amendments striking out til,
City Attorney, Chief OF Police, Cbitf O.
Fire Department, and Police Justice, whict
were agreed TO-.
The amendment proposing to stnke out
City Engineer" was rejected by the fol
lowing strict party vote:
AYRs.-Messrs Gibson, Pray, Adams. Dandridge
and Rowe-j.
| NOEs.-Messrs Farr. Witten. Bell, c.. r.. smith,
slemp, and Stritton-6.
The bill as amended was reported to the
House by party vote. IL provides for The
election OF the following officers by the
people in addition 10 the officers now re-
quired by law TO be so elected: City En-
gineer, Superintendent Of the Water
Works, Superintendent OF the Gls-WOrks,
Superintendent Of the Almsh0use, City
Gauger. and Gas.Inspector.
This bill has been endorsed by the Read
iuster caucus, and win be supported as a
party measure.
PENITENTIARY SPRING LOT.
The Committee on Prisons and Asylums
yesterday reported TO the House bill
authorizing The Board Of Directors OF the
PenitentIary, with the approval OF the Gov
ernor, 10 sell the penitentiary-spring lot
and TO pay The same into the Treasury to
credit OF the penitentiary. The same bill
authorizes the erection OF female ward at
the penitentiary and appropriates $4,000
therefor; the same to be payable out OF the
fund derived from sale OF this lot.
THE NoFFETT LIoroR LAW.
The Finance Committee yesterday report
ed TO the House. with numerous amend
mens, Senate bill repeating the MOttett IL
quor law and reesfablIshng the license sys-
TEN. On motion OF Mr.. Hanger, The bill and
amendments were ordered 10 be printed.
The bill was made the special order for II
O'Clock saturday.
THE DEBT BILL.
The Riddleberger debt bill will come up
in the House as the special order to-day.
Mr. Gibson said yesterday in some remarks
he was making TO the House that il Is now
conceded That this bill will be defeated.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
The bids for State printing for the en>u-
ing year were opened yesterday in the office
OF the Superintendent OF Public Printing,
and contracts awarded to the following par-
ties: James f. GOOde. contract for book
and job printing; W. f. SimOns, binding.
except journal OF the House and Senate and
Annual Reports, which were awarded to
Messrs. Randolph IL English. The prices
average about the same As last year, 1t IS
/ az at
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DR. ucLaNE'S LIVER PILLS.

- YEARS BEFORE TIE PUBLIC.
THE GENUINE
DIR. c. NOLAN
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.
pom THE CURE OF
.qFPATITI OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYs'
PEPslA. AND SICK HEADACHE.
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PROFESSIONAL.

INSURANCE AND CORPORATION
LAW.
, HARRISON BUKWELLi
AifVkNEYs AND CcUSsELLoks Al Law
DC I9.eod3m Richmond. Va.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, falling barometer. station
ary or higher temperature, southeast to
southwest winds, cloudy and rainy weather.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear until
the evening, when it was somewhat cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: q A. NJ, 40 (;
g A. NJ, As; noon. 20; p. NJ, 6S; p.
NJ. 65; midnight. IS.
Mean temperature, 5S.
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LECTURES.

ECTURE ON NATURAL MAGIC
EY DIR. II. a. LEWIS
t- she lecture. room Of the Second Baptist church
tpinAY NIGHT. FEBRUARY 27TH, commencing
a. o'clock for the benefit OF the DOrcas society Oi
~ ~, io cents. lie 26-2l*
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8itllmond 1ispatth.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1850. |

ca THE CIRCULATION OF THE pisPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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TIE TELEGRAPH LAW.

The House Committee on Roads and In
ternal Navigation had under consideration
Yesterday the bill introduced by Mr. Cham
berlayne to repeal the bin introduced this
session by Mr.. Lovensteia, ana passed into
a law, in regard to telegraph companies,
Mr.. Chamberlayne advocated The repeal 0
the law on the ground that 1t inirlnged oil
private individuals and the privileges o
railroad companies. Mcssrs. John Johns
Jr., and John s. Wise appeared before tn
committee in opposition 10 tue repeal, AM
Colonel Porilock, OF the Atlantic. Missis
sIppi and Ohio railroad, and Colonel Jone'
of Shenandoah, advocated the repeal OF ID
law.
The committee, after full INVESTIGATE
OF the sublec,, reported the Dill OF VI
Chamberlaype, with the recommending
that IL do nrt pass.
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RICHMOND CHARTER.

DIR. Otis +. MaDEop, president OF the
Common Council; General Joseph X. An
derson, and Maior Robert stiles, were
before the Committee on Counties, ollles,
and Towns Yesterday morning. ana warmly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-26

Entered at the Post. Oface at Richmond, Va, a
second-Class matterI
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17CTN0YD MOZART ASSOCIATION.

- ,,olar weekly soiree will take place at Mo-
at IIsll THIS THU 3SDAY) EVENING at "a
o'c'ock. Admission only membership or mylla-
tiou.cards. which must he presented at the uooI'
90. l.. sIFGEL. 421 Broad street, or {. r. JOHN
tvA % '661e N,in sfreet ia 3-1h
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The RiddIeberger debt bill will come up
in the House as the special order to-day.
Mr.. Gibson said yesterday in some remarks
he was making to the House that il Is now
conceded that this bill will be defeated.
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WANTS.

HAVE DAILY APPLICATIONS FOR
1 SMALL HOUSES. Parties having nall houses
Ia rent out viii hnd IL 10 their ineTet 10 sive inei
caH. "a - h,pnhl.',,N, SNn'i
IL Z6-eof3.t lZ7 eaot Broni suttl.
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PEPSlA. AND SICK HEADACHE.

grpArlTI OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYs-
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WANTED, ISRCHASERS FOR BlF-
w TY THOUSAND 1kAWBERkf,P
snr,,us Of stock avn for nv Osp use. WI De-
Isdre.s T.. p HODGsUN.
70 ot 73I west Marshaii street.
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lac, opportunity 10 witness UNCLE DAN Il ,.ll, ana
-, ibsafor: Liiile CLIP the proper caper' Sklh-
pr .,' S",0b he philasihrOnisf; the Mod Pohcemsn
~ ~ io'iv Tar o( the Eclipse; the kevciry NJ hep-
Fy,;,pee admission. 25 aud 90 cents. No extra
cfsrge for secrred seals Evening prices SS usual
Hsx.sbecf NJ Theatre and Johusions' 90 a..
rbssfre close 7 n Xt week lt%o-ot-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-10
The GOssiu on the Street

IL, Where is Auerbach's New Store !?
Nos. 124 and 126 Main Street. There
you can fnd the Choicest Lines of
New and Elegant Dry Goods OF every
description ever shown to the public,
direct from France. Positively our
own importation. Satin de Lyons.
Black and Colored; Brocsded Silks OF
every description; Black and Colored
Satins, Newest sbades; Black aud
Oolored Dress Silks. New Dress
Goods just opened. Armure Cloth;
Brocaded Billiard Cloth, Plain snd
Serge; Tricoline, Plain and Broksdesi
Camel Hair, IN all Shades; Momire
Cloths, New Shades; HsDdkerchiel
Dress Goods, Shawl Plaid Dress Goods
sud many others. Don's 60 astrsy,
but come and call on Us; We mean
all of sou, and be conYince3 We mean
business. All customers will bt
treated With attention and politeness,
whether purchasing or not. We only
are too willing 10 receive purchaser
as well as visitore. We have seat
ing capacity for cur retGil trade foI
100 people, and We sill be glad tC
have them occupied.
We invite all to come and see Us q
our New Store. and, remember, Al
New Goods.
e. AUERBLCH 4 BRo
Nos. 124 and I26 Main st.
WELCOME ALL.
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made: The members Of lions Board
of Trade are called to NEST in the
Co neil House at 1880 on Monday
morning; the presidents and counsel
oTs OF stakes srs called to meet at the
Council House in the upper room st
3 O'Clock on Monday; the missiona-
rles NOS set apart are call d to meet al
the lower room of the Council House
at 10 O'CLOCK on Monday morning; ar
engagements have made whereby the
tickets on the Utah & Northern, Utah
Central and Utah Southern. viii be
good until Wednesday, the 18th.
Choir sang 40 anthem, Come Let
Us go up to the Mountain Of the
Lord"
Benediction by Apostle Lorenzo
Snow.
Conference adjourned until 10
O'Clock on Sunday morning.
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Leg Broken.

On Friday night a boy. about 10
years of age, resident Of Tsylors-
vile, named 7. H. Blood, had his leg
broken. He was riding with another
young fellow, and both started Of at
a hesdlong gait, when his horse
stumbled and threw him about twenty
feet beyond. When he lit he
thought he was safe from his horse,
but in the next minute she fell on
him, breaking his right thigh. DR..
j. III. Benedict was sent for on Sat-
urday morning, and leaving this city
about 8 O'Clock, went to TsylorsVille,
set his limb, and returned by u
O'Clock.
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The Surveyors General.

The surveyors general convention
continues q. lie work. On Friday
evening they held In session until
about II O'Clock, and resumed their
lsborS early on Saturday morning.
They sat throughout the day and for
a short time in the evening at the
room they occupy in the Continental
Hotel. A stenographer keeps track
OF the proceedings. The members
are hard at work discussing tie vari-
Gus questions before them snd will
lose no time in cor Guiding the objeci
Of their assembling.
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Elder WILFoRD WooDRUFF called
the meeting to order.
Choir sang the hymn on page 292:
Issw mighty angel fly,
To earth he bent his way;
A message bearing from on high,
To cheer the sons OF day.
Prayer by Elder ]. VanCotG.
The choir Gang the hymn on page
163:
Jesus, mighty king in Zion,
Thou alone our guide shall be;
Thv commission we rely on,
We will follow none but thee.
PRESIDENT JOSEPH YOUNG spoke.
have sometimes received a little
prompting to speak louder than ! do,
but l think, by listening, the congrega.
ton can hear most OF what | have to
say. | have been, while sitting here.
much interested in theTemsrks which
have been made by my brethren who
have spoken. Some points have
attracted my attention more than
others. I cannot say l am particu-
larly acquainted with all the points
that have been quoted. But as /
have been and am still Bible man,
you will not infer from it that | am
biblical soholor. / do not profess
to be; l was iaborer always; raised
in irontit country. where labor was
hard, and fare was scarce and educs-
tionsl means very limited. II / am
permitted, for cannot say anything
unless the Lord will give me his spirit,
as l donot pretend to ssy that l can
say or do good without him, and |
will ever give him the praise for all,
l will give some reflections that have
entered my mind. We are not yet a
united people as we should be. Jealous
les, diso0rds. sn;mosities still prevail.
1t has not yet been the good fortune
Of the Latter day Saints to conquer
all our folIies and foibles. It is 8 vic
tory to approach g man foil of sin
aud iollIes and 10 kind and gentle
tone reproFe him. We are not able
TO do this and yet We must do SO before
We eau be united, in the manner
the Lord desirss. We are body o.
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CARD To THE PUBLIC.
Editors Herald /:

Editors Herald:
Permit me. through the columns OF
your valuable paper, to sincerely
thank the public for their very liberal
patronage of my benef. on the 9th
inst, and the gentlemen of the press
for their kindly notices. Also to
acknowledge my gratitude to all the
members of the Home Dramatic
Club, for the voluntary services, and
the efficient support rendered on that
occasion. There is no question in
toy mind that the club has added
largely to its already brilliant and
well-deserved reputation.
Il Is with great pleasure that ]
tender my sincere thanks 10 Miss
Keetie Hey~oud. Miss A. Dinwoodey,
Mrs. GrisI and Miss Frsntzsn, and
to Mr.. I. n. Barratt, Mr. ]. NJ.
Young, AIr. C.B. Felt and Mr.. J. Park,
! who from no sense Of obligation,
whatever. but purely to assist me,
freely contributed their services.
Miss HeyHv.d, who assumed the
role OF Zoe, did so reluctantly, and
with q modest dread of not filing the
public expectation, but the audience
will sustain me in saying that the
lady looked and played the part most
charmingly.
Miss Dinwoodey did remarkably
well, and this was the young lady's
first appearance On the stage.
Mr.. Barralt's performance was a
triumph, and this, too, Was his frat
appearance.
1 also acknowledge my indebted
ness to Mr.. John T. Ogine, for the
supervision OF stage matters, and the
interest he took in the entire arrange
ments. Also to Prof. Thomas and
the orchestra, who spared no pains
snd well-merited large share OF the
evenings great success.
D. MCKENZIE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-10
Operation.

At noon on Saturday DR.. J. NJ
Benedict, assisted by Drs. W. Pike
Of Provo. Ormsby, OF Logan, and F.
D. Benedict. of this city, performed
very delicate operation on the per.
son Of little 4-year old son Of Mr..
Parry. OF Ogden. The operation il
called litho,omy, or stone in the
bladder. A very long incision had to
be made, when a stone, of lime for
nation, was removed, which weighed
ninety grains. The little fellow fell
all right after. and was at once taken
away aud ia doing remaI kably well.