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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-06

OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE CO"t
HICUMOND. duLc q, 1850.
DIVIDTND NOTlCE.-THE DlREC-
IL TORS OF THIS COMPANY HAVE DE-
tLARRD : SfMI-AN UAL DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT. free of an taxcs) out Of the
profits Of the ia,t siX month. uayaD 10 The stock
Aoider- on and after July !. 1850.
te 8O-2w }. VI. TAFT. Secretary.
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II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
~ l.eod9t c.rncr Eleventh and Ban. Streets.

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
IL SHIP.-Thr hrm Of MILLER s NJ HoLAS,
Wholesale AND RETAIL. LIQUORS. - DIS
solved by the death of Mr.. THOMAS II. NltH'-
LAS. The affairs at the irn WI DE- f"'ed upby
She surviving partner. All pr."n- haNlhy cltiIns
against the firm viii present tEem tor Iaymeni.
tho.c iniebicd are roquc,ted 10 .ctlr up ielr ac-
counts promptly. J.. VIII fh'
surviving p1rtuer Of Miller Nicholas,
No l3 north Fourteenth street, Richmond.
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tIIN IANh " NI0HN IN0' ' N''f
july .. lrsp.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
| HAVE DECLARED 4 DI De y - OF
YHEHE Pr CENT~ Il e. OF al tlXes cut Of The
earnings oi lhe past six months. va} fDle TO lie
-.r~kfobsr> 0l aud after abe 0iH day 81 July
ft8,J1IZ WILLIAM l. 1RtGG. Cashier.
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U'UE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THIS
l COMPANY HAVE DECLARED 4 SLMl-AN'
NAL DiNIDFNDO fiNt PER CENT..iayahlC
f llr .ice u tlc com amy and after July 9th.
WILLIAM LONEN>1EfN.
fv Int Cashier.
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>lAt y tA'N. ' y.
NRs. .GENFRALJE r &. STUART. PRINCIPAL.
aided ty full corp of cficl,nt teacher. The sS~
sion hegins r PTfNGER 10TH. aud continues
nine months. 1nc cNneuSo of board. Nc, Win
nbtral course. inc !ndng Music and Language, need
not exceed $500. For particulars appN 10 the
IA 9.2,n PRINCIPAL.
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"In the MIDST Of Life lce are in DeaM."
For week past rumors have been afloat In
reference TO the reported death OF Mr..
Thomas Il. CerSey, Of this city, in New
York. The day on which he was taken
sick Mr.. Frank j. sampson, who had charge
OF the Manchester property OF Mr.. Cersley,
telegraphed him. Yesterday the follow ing
telegram was received by Mr. Simpsons
family:
" HorSehedd. ". T., July ). $780, Frank
j. Sampson, Manchester: Not dead, and
am uuhurt. VIII write in a few Gays.
IT. B. CERsLEY."
This set, at rest the ugly reports IN rela
tion TO Mr.. CerSley. A telegram is sent by
one party inquiring as 70 the reported dcatf
of another. and before an answer can be re-
ceiycd the sender is himself dead. surely
God moves in mysterious way His won
ders 10 perform.
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Dr. XuN
Dear Slr,-For zen years have been mdi'Nr 10
Dyspepsia. Constipa'ipn. aud i1ieS. Last sonHE
Vour Pus were re, lnmcndcd; used them. ! am
now a well man: have good appetite, digestion per-
feci. regular stool,. piles gone, and have gained
for,v pounds OF dc.h. They are worth their weight
In cold Rev. H. l.. S1NrSON.
Louisville, ny.
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They increase The arpc,''e. and cause the hcdy 10
cake on flesh; thus ihc system u nourshtd. and by
their tonic acflon On the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. % cents So MURRAY STREET,
my oQ-e0dt Au20 New YORK.
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Thanking the patrons of the late firlG 81 MILLER
NICHOLAS for ihr r pa'ruDIge beg iraNc 10 ln-
form lhoIu that shall cOnt%ur he MliOLt$ALE
AND RETAIL LtQi OK BISiNI>~ ~ ~" 0ld
-iauf. No. 3 north Fourteenth street. Richmond,
W.. whore shan De- glad ~ serve inrhl -. l'T.O-
rIrr Tiv I.ooe3.I +. MILLER.
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TUFTS HARDY E.-GRAY HAIR or
Il WnISKFHS changed Co GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application of ihis DYE. u mpsr.sa Nstu-
~! olor. acts in>lautauton>N. sold ny druggists
or sent by ~ press on receipt ot 81.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
my 2Q-eo0tAp20l
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
W this day formed co.partnrr,hip 10 conduct
A 'EROKFRAGE AND GLNtRAL PRoDltE
Commission BUSINESS 10 the civ ot Richmond,
Va. uud-r The irm.name OF ALLEN SiiAtEh.
We have secnred he services ct Mr.. y. VI. WILL
SON. late OF y. VI. Wil.on Il lo.. who Wit ave biS
personal attention Ia The sale, o PRDDCt r., e'pe-
ciaily LEAF TOBACCO.
our best efforts viii b" used 10 promote the inter-
c,t OF our patrons. promising AZ All tmr- 40 can-
vas, the mlrket Tor the very highest rl.h prices.
Core >DOndtncc rcspccfiulN eDllclftt.
OIMAI =. ALLEN.
CHARLES g.. SiIAFfk.
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VARIETY SPRIYGS. OPEN 20Tu uJTJYE,

Y On the hesapeakc aud Ohio railroad fifteen
niles west OF Staunion. ears stopping at the door
Excellent water. grand scenery, and good fare.
Usnai smusemenis. Board: .2j per month Of mir
" tays. ~ per week. and -l.5O per day. Children
under twelve and servants bali. price. Baih-
ing In healing water griii l.. & II. BtfktSS,
Proprietors. -. W. LACKEY. Manager y l4-lm
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svuwtR RI>oyTs.
CEAslDE RESORT.
COBB's ISLAND. VA.
srRf-BArNING, FIsnING. sNIPE-sHOOTING

This HOTEL T. reopened for the reception or
visitors. Terms " per day. liz per weeE. S3J
per month. houte nom Nofrolk or old Point by
sfearner Banks 10 tberrysione every Monday,
We nesday, and Friday. sPADY COBB,
~ 2-2rn+ Pronriefors.
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KENMORE UNIV EESITY HIGH
IN SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.
Nfxt session VIII begin
SEPT fNBER 9IH.
For catalogues apply 90
t. 2Q-dIpt u. =. STROBE. p-'nc'rsl
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HAMPDEN.SlDNEY COLLEGE.
IL PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.
The one huud'cd aud hnh session oucns ON 2D
>EIThMBfR. For c1ta O-,ur ind Tor iull ihforina-
lion as 10 new ~tncic> rid new c-rreS. Apply 10
REN. j. NJ. I. ATkiNSON. -. N.
tvo.FCTp-otn PYcsidenf.
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DATAPSCO INSTITUTE.
Miss SARAH y. RANDOLPH, of Edge Hill.
Virgins, PriRtipal. This well-khOwn School for
Young Ladies ana Children viii open SEPTEMBER
l5Ti II offers uai fScllities for finished edu-
cailpn. For CIRCULARS. address the Priucipal, Pa
laI.-co institute. Eucott Citv. Md j. l5-l
, 1880-04-01

\ LlTTLE Nl'it. TRIES HEn HAND At SUICIDE.
Lfzzlc lt1tznw, q lIttle 0ernau girl scarcely II
yours OF ayu nM1o an unsuccessful attempt To
csl her youthful sorrows yesterliay noon, or
little thereafter, by tho lako-wntcr muthtd.
Instead " tho regulation plunge and sabsc-
auelit t!oundering about, howsver, she slu,py
wulcd tnt1 tho blue waterut tho foot Ut Twenty
tir.s street, and waA still wlalIuY when tilscoy.
Grad. Hhu ut tlrst refused to e0luuuAt, And whun
W4e'l whit sho wills t!oIng thero eltlleu out th4t
$40 w!.s xnit,H tn drs,wn hursult. sho was pulled
Ln. ~ hy her tltseuycFefE ami tAkcn to tue Cot
,ase tiruvu Avenue Police Stutlnll, whore sho
"ns given ct,!liigo Ut clothtnx aA4 induced 10
t'k. IT, was fnally lulrsltd tllut her
y ,1:1lts lived NJ M. l0ss Btnth nrarbor,,
sect. Atil I'LL nl!Icer waa sent for them. Tho
only tsns.,. tho lttle thsnx saya for ier foolish
e..,ldn'. stand !. nny looKer. When tsr IaotheF
Mnno Is JAMes Will, the Kirl crttt bitterly. and
fs u innH tlulo protested ayaiust going houao
with tllenl. -
Tho mother. IN conversation afterwards With
q hTulut,aK reporter ut her hoiAe. tientGxl Tint
q thur ahu or hur husband bud GEet lutstEcAtc4
thctr laughter. or bud been anything to hcr hut
kind. iudnlxcnt parUnts. Mrs. Wall is q QuIet,
anodest.uppeartux ucrma1l woman, well thought
y by Atr nrightors, atll her statctnunt bUru
she pfldent tMprsss Of truth. utsldes, it wa
, 1880-04-01

). bEN0C1AT1U BTATE CONVENTION.
! COLUMBUS. Ncb, Murch 3l.-Tho Democratic
a+utn Cor,nr,Inn ,v,. noito,, =, ,ss,. -. I'M :,
s.'''u euase,t'oal |t.s ea''eu 10 oraor at NV p.
m. at tne oporl' House, by 5. IL. Calhoun, Of
:Otoo, Chatrin.tn Of tho state Contral Committee.
All tho counties in tho stnto wore represented
int woI,otor sVo,Iar rtr,~ 1,a1 S1.,,.s,.
1,t.,,. "upatol' ,,,' ney' olouAt lGa willow,
toiK, fhelps' Vnnco, illtcheock. llaycs, md
IL. T, beatty. Of Albums. wero nominutlsl fur
rnmncror -, f,hntr tho to.,uor h.. .iaS nnns
- ~" no ~. -, =; n'o1: ~ a. ne"tt
or hladtson, i1nu tho !uttGr by ". II. flatt, Of
, 1880-04-01
HOW IT LOOKS.

WHAT 01tANT's NOMINATION Will, RESULT IN.
Special Dbpateh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON. p. G., March 3l.-1'romtncnt
Aembiicnna hero hAve been nwnrc for son,o
weeks that n movement Is m foot to nuke n
sccand Republican nfp,lnation In casc Gnn.
Grnnt ID successful Mt Chlchgo. Tho matter Inns
progressed 20 fnr hs to make a,,cf, result cer
tnIn., This far tho rrnopn, work III this t!lrcc-
uot, has bccn douu In Massachusetts, NUw York.
aud Missouri.
, 1880-04-01

lion In New fnrk. ensnn of tho T1klen men hay.'
i!x lvct 70 sntg.llno TINT Kelly would net easrJ.
tim md RGnt independent delegates 10 CnotnA
natl. Thny nrc now Yr'atly dLaappoIntctl. >Thera
differences. and II few pretend 70 hnpe thAt tho
twn snrnt0gH t;nnyent!ons will find common
Nr''uiMt IN which they chi, AL! 10. Tho general
4 tht ln, porl and IL disturbing elomont Of Rrcnt
fnrro Will be ,prec,pitateti into tho Ctnclnnnt!
l,rcc!Mtc ut Inst tho fnet TINT kully Ia fnst put
ting him IN tho position 0f ncnntlilato who cnn
0ntr crcnte lescnslos1, md TINT llo Is not certain
Of hts own Stnto.
, 1880-04-01
A. C. 1fESING,

- klA1iAN
Mr. A: Z. lics'ug returned from Sonora. Mcxt-
Gu, yesterday afternoon, after nm nbsenco Of
Gluvcn months.
~ hhyc been sick, !" Ratl he to TtunUSE re-
porter. II WIS Attuckc1 by foycr nt,l Agltu in
October, but recovered. Then moved into /.
1s,w housc, which WAS dump, md drunk wntcr
which WIS full hs nninan' n,ntter. 0tl contracted
u,other fover. Tint lnacsl Il long time, hut, hy'
living u'i lulnlnc. ut Inst broke II, nfter having
lost ninety pounds. weighed only iEJ when
81, started for HUNG. hut e4,ne by why Of Lower
Ge Gs1ifSrni" nnx @ Si, h9xs picked up soo esh' so
.ilow long wcro you M tho wny7''
:" 'sas nno dnys III thu snt!dle. ono Jay In a
m,axe, tcn aayS on stcus''er> and Two days OIL
t p4,'s, nrs yorF ,Cq}mpansS '"'nes o'nas"
"What :. .M, number are yuu dcvelup,ug7'
: "!lnvo operations bexn confines. to ltr.
soin1N M yo 9se' sesssnS out orc uni building
"..l!uw much ore hare ynu on tho dump"
"CnnHIderabEe,-l coltltn't tell how many
.,1',s., "bo tho assnys comn up to your nutlcIpa-
."Thry are not better than w, anticipated"
"ann think YOU will hase good ihlng ulti-
sis s@ss hopo so."
,, Hoy many 1ncr, have ynm cmp!oycd2'
III balnxs xs aa eas1s tp o t6s ehn err
up: t,, que OF tho fur,'nces Is iiaished by this
Whom do you expect to begin amcltlr ""
"Cnn you got a,l tho oru yon cnu t, lko care
"Wo oxpect to. There arc ,nLncs a pcncd IN
the district frt'M which p1unty cnn bu incurred"
f0ru thtss"
"We wt.rc delnyetl during tho sunni Ter on ao-
count M tho rMiMs, mllt, tNutt11t't tp un ythnH"
Why hMyn yillt ct,le thrk?"
"Aialnly on account or my henlth. found I
lccded II etutlEe Ut nfr. l huye l,con Eone
lDnHor th1n expected. and tlu,uH ht II result
plrt 10 my friends"
!" u sonora IL Rn,ti country To 10 Il ~.
Yves, for mlniE4s.. There artt IL Aapat snnny
| Tint will tnrn nut we'll"
| '" !inw many reNplu ire thoreff
"Frnm HkM0 III lM),tkN."
:" All uIlEHgc'l In lninlflH2'
mo. htMi,y nre nitKt.uutl In ng' 'dc,ilfurc,"
"Atn thoru fhAhy Americans nit,ng thenl7r
"QuIton number Are pr1Np eetinE. | INST. a
gentleman frnn 0nAyinaA, vi ~ hlu sa,jd Il nI nc
| IN Sun Frnncscn it,r st.tM0V a; una un0tiu,-
| know uf brought E:a0l,1D, 'Isis new r1lIlro pI
from uunyInns tu ItGrntMiItt will ctcute IN u t.
eifcillcnt II mines. ii Ia k,i.e t, 6 h,llit. IN !,
iH'At ';as iotnx with PROV istans and toola whila
| Mr. llcslnY AntYn't know how lopu ho will ro-.
| mNtM III th!etEt' aay1ax thnt hEs stly would Dc.
pund Apun elruunstAticts,
, 1880-04-01
DEATHS


HkADLEY-Tuesdny, Mnroh ~ at o'cfock p. H..
tEoM the e'ecA VI M accldeht' 4onh hsauiey, aged
% $shrs., .r.,. AZ, &c.
nneto 'In1thahy. Anf! l. ~ ~ 0clock r H., from
q H.s 9.c testnHmG9 ~ ~; Elhrk1nt soTyices a.
~ = y. TX t'Gs.CM W. nK caltnEusn ~
- onttena.
,1A nAHEf~At H.; , a3,Ees!de, on wednesday, March d.
ins saneint Fs,aay NJ l:S ?. mr
Of John md tohnnhn MichUli uEcd IL yentt.
Amy biz soul rest ~ pence. -
FuliGEul fEuM Ut: C01umbkH Church to-day Ut 10 u,
NJ. thonee W ours to colvnrJ.
Weanoaiay. March 81 at the rcelduHce OF
hor pnFune, lunhlnK-st, LIKE View, fannie. 9fdos+
dauRhttr az l!htney And kRto Curtis aged to yaArs
1tsn Ha H. tl,9Hsnsi 1is -, !, o,,.,. ~,
@ tn MJ ~ u S!oeK. " sAsFa&ea 70 IalfaF4'
EONt:-Mnrcl1 u. J, trnnk Cona, ....
Fanefu! FFl:ay u ne!oek P. from the residence
VI ~ sss, UT; ~ naoaa.'' ~ san nurcn,st
And Jessie FGExu4on " South JGnsrzUn-Bl, axel !
~eoks ntlt dnys. nys.
eR GtaaGoM tscotlAnd> rapera p!aASe copy.
, 1880-04-01

Tho Indies Of st. Johns Reformed Epiacnpnt
Church. Ellis avenue, near Thfrty-scventh street.
give complimentary socinllo to their friends
and tho members Of tho congregation to-nlorrow
friday ovanng, at which thoy will DO ontor-
tntncd by Mr.. William r. Lewis, ylolinfst, as-
sisted by Mrs. Morrison, pianist, reading by DR..
Juckson and Miss Richmond, nnd recitation by
Miss DerthA Morrison. An excellent supper Will
be served nftcr tho entertainment la tho church
parlors; Tho Pow Committee will also bc In ut
tcildanco to whit upon atl who wish to rerent
md select for the year. All nre invited.
, 1880-04-01
LAKE NAVIGATION.

dpRFto5 ONP4Fth 70 1H6 Eh1caQ0 IfIb4Nk,
cItEuNtuAS. Mich. Aarch ul.--Ihe 'co III the,
Mouth tussago IL still !isn aIla will rus,,ain W,
unless heavy wlHt'a brcak 1t ui'. Thu norsh las.,
sARe 10 full Ut toNtinY fcc, broken by tho rccout
cnstery galo, 4 passage might 10 effected
ful II u Gun bo tlnne f,r soutG ti,uo y6t, It ~
impossible tar vessels t0 got through, Ut any
Fata ti!l the CHANNEL y clsaEei OF leg.
,NACKtNAW CRY. Mich. M4l1gh ;ll-CHpt, John
b1ccnrty eaIna over from PDint Ut. lKli,sca In u
prplcllur 9oing through. The wind III fsoshel.-
Ivy Up ttuM tho sNushoast st,-nikht, and will
ruin.
, 1880-04-01
PERSONAL,

Special hspateh to The Chicago Tribune
GENEVA. Ill.,, March 1l.-Conrrcss1,,aM j. G.
Sherwln Is ut hta homo In this city, from Wash-
ingto1i, making preparations to remove l,ta FUN
their home.
Special Dftpafth 10 The Chicago Tstbant.
DUBUQUE, H., MnrGh Ht-Ono of olir we'll
knnwn Ettizcns, Il. W. l'rentlss. WIS nttacked
With pura1ytfe thls evening. and will die.
, 1880-04-01

Ju,rrlhrntvy Inn f,ot,,tlmr viii ~
A"'e' e.n w." -
Was f.SAse'a" et'slhina
s .; ID ffsrGtSt a a ~ It . r been
An!trH " 'iisettltelteu incf. Icpf!fc VI nnkii1T
nvfllalnM " hocst ltr " t1o h.tr.lrrss ut
tno lliea. Wnrc tftehlpitig through tht country,
,in'!,'E. inE II..lfsEs ~, itts mr'i' nR 70 t1o eeMI
t,,n.,ry wns la,jow mr. mi ,,nIyersnf ,lstr!,st
trrvIie.i NJ, ciasacs ~ t,,"t,. Wnrksnns Mi
mnn,iinctorics woro lilo; capitalists h"mniMi
imcu tsnus,i Il, ita tniI,imum f.,r wmnt ~ nMr
kct, unti aithn,gh f,ir public credit hns huo,,
,s VII " N, 5 at stsst Hissrys9 ss M e
tcnt Interest wuro sold ut rulr sjpwiy Ind viii
tlliiioulty. o"'' - '>'> "'''' ''''''
prcssc n ymr snv sn @ ,,,n ~ ,tn If ',s X,,ys;
tsii, upon thio is'liey ii the Admn!stration ii
Il SrtSy S er rfa01n s III IL. xss} ss srS fsis 5 s
hnt,nfty Chnn9cl I'l,.t trnnns II itiip ,ncr,
desperate f,I, want Ut lalNsr, ara INV l,isiiy
employed III ai tl'o varos l,rnnehes ii Industry.
eiv'ize, t Wild, Il t. aud Is cSry ayt tNc 1t p"r With I'LL
c I,al II 1t m 'ho inysr honr,' i nvytr y ai,;
iti,,strcs. anti ptnrt, Ink t,rw r,tilnats tcVrps,
workshops, n1.es. factorics rs,liH. mills, hid
n,entjon. Frn NJ The W s'..,s N ryc!tcs. ra1 Wi,ht
,.i,y h,cr..nse at taxmton Dir ticlt Is lw bcI,v
rnily rolcrtl. nlltl tI,is vury inunti, tho rc.lc
u tho e. ereation e Of W The 'uif lMinF sliuoU.
itjrcat nnl,,scl jt,iul]51t1s III millions IL our
tN,rtis huyu iMrn splil lWnrjnv I,cr cent inter-
cst nj Or nl,oye t,,r, hid tlr crrslt il 80 nd
vat,ctsl TINT tiloy c,.r now bc said III future up
eft1ins It t Ssry n s0 re @ nras nn bonds at
mr. o,,t,rresr,1f,v wrnnr, trrn
.''',., tn'.i ae,,,,.ta,, t. ,n.,I,. l,,rroo>,
Anu our flolatcal ctHaitlon II f!lsity llprnFet!:
Tho ltepubltcnn pnrty NJ tho elections lust tnll
carrlc nMnar ~ nalory "r MFny. 1i
, 1880-04-01

Smoking Dawson's ilnn cIgnrs makes happy
And cuntUuted matl. Go sec him ut Eli HtntB
street.
, 1880-04-01

sptttai Dispate, 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DEa MtltNEs, H., Marct 3l.-Ninety.s Of
tho lG1 dclegntcs comprising the FOLK county
Gnuvcntfott hMye been INSTRUCTED! fur lllMtne,
Tho Polk County delegates, twcnty.ono In nun,-
bor, to tho stnto Convention, will be illcllucd to
rUtn for llllin1.
, 1880-04-01
But the Ohio Delegation Must Be
Substantially Unanimous in
His Support,
Or He Will Decline to Allow His
Name to Be Brought
Forward.
Tremendous Efforts Being Nlnt1c by TIL.
dcn's Managers to plncate
Kelly.
Tho Ten Delegates from KANSAS to the
Chicago Convention Certain for
Blaine.


HIS MANsrlEhp SPEECH.
MANSFIELD, O., Atnrc al.-secretnry shcr-' =
man's approach to snnsilcld WIZ interrupted by
considerable demonstrations at Orrvilic, Wooster,
and 1,ou,lonvillc. tLIEds of nnlsfc ail grcnt
crowds 1T reoplo wcro Mt thoeo points When tho
traln nrrlvca, un h1 was c,lltd out nntl his fow
remarks, without political ss9nLAcNncc, checrctf
tO tho echo. He waA everywhere hl0tlg tho
rontc grrctGd with evidences nr tho warmcst
appreciation. lfo nrrlvud Mt M4.1stlcld ut A:40
r. 1T. ttvast crowd Ut hoth scxcs, mid MI nEcs
ant conditions, met him Mt tho stAtiOn. 4 bnnd
of music struck up "11ail to tho Chief " lbs ho
Mf'ghtcs1 frnm tho train. and rs ho nprroachcd
thu tnnin front ot tho station a chor1ls uf hum
drch voices, n,|lta and fcmnlo, comprising a
musical convention now III session I'll tho city.
sung two stlslxas Of "Annricl," with grcnt
effect. tho Secretary Stumbling with uncovered
hen1.
The Secretary thoupasscd through tho throng,
warmly greeted on every hnnd by old friends
ind ncighbors, n1,l entered MI open cnrrinEu
with tho Reception Committee, 1d proceeded to
tho WIier ltoise. accompanied by tho vAst
throIR Of citizens, tho Hhcr1nun Club, nntl tho
members Of tho Msicnl Convention. tho strents
oil tho linc nf march being beautifully decorated
with bunting,
After thriving Mt tho hotel, tho street in tho
vlcfty wGs literally packed with hulnnn beings,
until tho Secretary cninr forNllrl 70 the hdcMhy
III. 6. Hedges Iis.i.) excused lis n,ildng my re-
.!t!rkn unit! ovciitlg, whcti tbs crowd slowly dis
The sccrotnry rcmnncd In tho parlors for half
a. T:sj y, m Midicr;a 9nli ,soe ttcnac,v crov,1c1
Tic apppsruIlco uF ti,o Seo :.ts: ,yas tho siStNi
.s,ntim,,nti II r 1tcJ"Tpp Ms i,,trnr.Si hisSts
in !. rcnt and .u,,,nnr,te smst.1,' 1A'"'
THE SPEECH.
Tho M secrotary then spokc, rs follows:
nuticci. III SSinins here, ihss somo ct tic
lmptrs aro discussing why i ca1uu 10 Mansfield:
Whr year ,ss{, visited you, IniloccntIy s.Il
ct,nu 10 repair lny fences. 1alls wsa tl1e slim.
neru buioru nc, Mr. Kntyht: 1ns- f11,ces nru INV
IN very good rrpAir. Coilsdoft'ig thnt::I hlve
forty ye,as 8, :ind havG lived In Pace anil con-
tcnti1clt wi III YOU can ha,rlf. glvo my bet
to- c..iuc.t trust myself to 10 uk In tho un-
9il,,ac my urt ct,ttes INV than rs for Tho kind
ln,it1iiur liz svri, vs, 1s 1, rsx ,fyt, un mi NV
ruil,rl hvrsn. II say nnvtbinr Il, YOU INV. il,
rcsI.onst, TO tho declaration 81 iii, Hrtluey. /
, 1880-04-01

Nutritious, restorative. qulntin9. strcnetheu-
ting, and purifying atu Malt R|ttefs. :.
, 1880-04-01

A.. EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR POSI-
public scapols u The city viii ls hs4 at Tho NUrul
ec}lpgl 3nltdln1 III Aplr0e.S Ae4r 1lA!sud. 4A+uf-
DAY. 4 inst. commencing punctualtY atS q. NJ. :
fi,iIE MONTHLY MEEriNU OVTiIE NIN113Eilg
II 1a1 Gpifsyo E1chHasn ~ tYr Won4n's WORT viii
spe'st, to-dsy u " eaocA p u.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14

NEW IpIsn PorAToEs-Per bushel, 5o@6O per
barrel, s2 Is.
COMMUNICATIONS.
RICE-WhOlesale SH to SA,
SALT-In barrel, 2.65 to S.. Liverpool In
cks, l SO; fine, 81 90 to ~ 10.
CRAcKERs-Soda, XXX, 6% tot; xxx,
to IA; Trade Mark, ~ to 81 Cream, SS tolei
Ginger snaps, 90 to 10.
LRAD-S@sl&c per H.
SOAP Olive, 5lae, perpound; Blue India, "a
to61l; Satinet, 81. rs to 80. G.. =. Whiteman
& Co.'s Dallas Soap Works: Pale Olive, &c;
Cambria, &C. per pound.
BEANs-4 10 nc. per pound.
CANDLES Star, E1, tol3kc.
CHERsE-NOt quotaG.e
SWEET PoTAToRs None in market no demand
HoMINY AND GRITs-S4.5o to IS per barrel.
SAuER KRAUT None.
ONIoNs-Per barfel, 81 rs.
Coal OIL--BelOw are revised quotations 100
+. test: In car loads " doc. per case; 100 case
lots a. 45c so can lots, 81 30; % do e. .55 10 do
50 90; do, 81 IS. In barrels 23c.
TIEs-NOt quoted,
BAGGIgG-l3 to l3H.
CLOTHES PlSs-Round, 65ci spring, sl.O0 per
boy.
MEASURES u bushel, iron bound, $3.50 per
dozen; two-hoop pals, 81 10; three-hoop,s y 80.
TUBS--Ihrec nest, S3 .lOdsa 80; eight nest,
s.65; No. /, per dozen, $40; No. :, sS.5Oi No.
W1suuoAnDs Wood, 81 .S5; zinc, sa.s5i New
WELL BUCKETS So .2jGg5.5p per dozen.
POWDER So 40 per key of % loundsy l2h do,
3,45 "a do, sl,SG blasting kegs, Si,25,.
SHol-Drop, bag, " .30@S2 40; buck, S2.'5
as IS.
MAckEREL--No. barrels, SO; half-bnrrels,
u 80; kits, Il pouuds, S.lO; No. barrels, $40.
CAEDY-Stlck, B@ljc. pound. Fancy, 10
to 2Jc. Prize candy s..
LYE-L 1ucrutratcd, S3GSi25.
RoPR-- Ssal, = in. lUc; basis, cotton, 22c,
VISEGAH-Pcr gallon, 20@30G.
WnArIING PArER- Rag and straw, 4Oc. Gjc
75c. and Csc, per bunch.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14
Important Announcement.

As some of the dealers in the Home Sana
tive Cordial felt uncertain whether they
could sell it as a medicine, and free from q
liquor occupation tax we beg to state that in
the trial Of n case recently decided in the
county court ofEllis county, at Wsxahache,
where Mr.. Benjamin White was presented
for selling, in violation of the local option
law, the defense established that the Hon.
Sanative Cordial WAS n compound tincture
of calisaya and iron. The jury pronounced
it a real medicine, and declared the defend
ant not guilty. 1t is thus medicine in the
eyes Of the law, and dealers can sell
it without paving occupation liquor tax.
Very respectfully,
THE HOME BrrTERs COMPANY,
st. Louis, Mo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14
Flour. Grain and Hay.

FLOUR - We quote City Mills from new
wheat as follows Xxx, 2 81, NNN, EGO,
XXXX, > 50; Choice, So OO;fHnily, none.
Imported; XX, per cwt -; xxx, -
NXXN, , 0J'sfancy, cot ID; Patent, IS.
RYE--In sack. 7jc.
BARLEY--3jc. per bushel.
BRAN--Wequote at G5c.
GUSNY BAGs-second-hand In good order,
cents piece.
Conn MEAL--On track large lots II 80. In the
store jObbinglots u 49,
OATs--New 4 Na7, "a. No CID In town.
CoRN-Sl .NOaS2 %,
WuEAT-No old, Csc; No 3new, s5@sGc; No
2, none; No new, 7jGsO; Rejected, 6'@7i No
grade 50@6jc; Mediterranean, No2, 50; No 3,
7Oa75c; Nicaragua, nominal, Ace, but not want
ed by Texas millers.
CoRN-We quote new Texas from wagon In
chuck and ear % cents per huAhel. Old corn
white 80; II liked, 30.
ltAY-Prairie, loose from wagon, S. per ton
Millett do, IS. From store, prairie, baled, zoe
per hundred; Milctt, 10. Prairie baled, in cal
ots, clio per ton; free on board
GRAHAM FLoUR-S3. homny, per ion
pounds, $3.50; grits, ~ 500 corn Hour. 81 81
crushed corn and cob, 81 per hundred, corn
bran, nom. 60c.