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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23
COST. aTxAYED. ANn FOUND.

4 OST. A GENTLEMAN'S sc A X F.
IL PIN, with agate setting surrpnnfed with gar
nets. The finder will be rewarded by leaving II at
Centre VA ehouse Cary street n 23-ltf
OST. BETWEEN 907 COLL L q +
4 street and Free bridge, BROWN CHENILLE
SHAWL. Finder will be rewarded by leaving II at
Dispatch office. ia 23-llt
NOTICE. shall apply to the Board OF
~ Directors OF the Richmond and Danyille Rail
road Company for the RENEWAL Of CERTlFl-
CATE 40. -. dated May ?, 1850. Tor one share Of
stock in said comrlny standing IN my namc the
dc Ppm F. y. SPENCER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23
FOR RENT.

nor RENT, 4 VERY CONNE-~A
II NIENT STABLE, 40. 1888 east Flank 81
lin street. within one square oil The Old Market;
contains fifteen stalls. Ron very low. apply 10
CHEWING & ROSE.
ia 23-cod3i No. north Tenth street.
, 1880-11-17
DISHONEST EMPLOYEES.
Two Tl,icytng Clerks IL. tic Tolls

Two Tlaicyttsg Clerks iii l1sc Tnils.
binut'ny evening Detectives Th0rpG nni Gal
higher ran acrDss ynlnK INN giving tho nats'p
nf j. 81, Walden, who WIS trying tO tltslNst Ut u
vaiunll0 Paisley khnwl IN sumo Ut tho Ct4w,i-
shups ,llo,tg West Madison street. From tlIo
notluns Ut tho man tho officers coll:
cIutlrt that l.e bud come by tho shawl tl[s-
honestly, Ml,l when they oyorhA4led blu, he wus
lt,abiu to toll cltUs tho truth 0r plausible li0.
Finally he confessed TINT tho 4hawl wus stole,l,
and that ho was employed lis salesman In tho
dry-gouds housg IT J. Y. Fnrwoli & Co. lIa hal
st0cn thu shawl IN urtur to ra!so money to
ll4ultIato debt, Watden Ia u young 1latl only
= ycara OF aye, aud bud becM With tho ilrls.
sevAn yeAts.
OtlIcer DIttoEs. af tho tlny sQuud+ was yctter-
day ea,Ipti upon by Mr. q. 1t. Keith. Wabasl,
avenue aud Monr,a, streets, ia nrr.st George
lluwarst un clMployh III Thu sore, w',u bud bo Gil
caught III tho aut Ut stcAi!ux Sule silk rlhh9lIs,
1t WIS suspected thut Howard hutl heun syato-
natlcally sobt,tng hla employers. pnd Ar. Koti.,
hiy foreman. Mr. ALUM, aua the o,!ivor went
lIowarls r,onl Ut tho liotol DranswIek, aud
thore (nund several s4,lls vi tino silk ribbon. =
Gluck sllk, II wua usacrtMiIlel that Howard bud
Atloiher rounl Ut IhIrkc's European It0taI, whes
no wAa living with wHtiaa at tho tuWn nAne!l
Lulu Howard. iler RUN waa also AeaEchcd
and In a trunk wtt0 1ouHQ two tuI
silk dresses, suppUsed to have teen uadu up
tru,ll goods stulCn froM thu store, four Or tsu
rolls ct Six rubnn, aild two other places ut sllk
establishment Ut Nj ms 6tuto street, whurt
her. conpaniou. julia 6.nith. Howard. upol
nd,nf at by En wfrS S.,,
say. aud for this Felaon It IL supposed thnt ha
bus stplcn u considerable quantity, anu led q
, 1880-11-17
Sp<tfdt D{35AqftA to Ihf Ch4fAot Ifib

Special D.srafeA TO 1hs Ch.ea9o Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 10-The cRse Of tho
Cincinnati & Coyhl4ton Bridge Company will
come up In tho Supreme Court OIL Thursday.
Tho Hon. Stanley Matthews hus charge ct tho
casu for thu Conpuny. II IL thought under The
law which ctanEtd tue pln1l Of tho bridge to
huve tho Court sny whether tho Government Is
Inblo for tim cost Of rnsing tue lri.lge twenty
five feGt a1nye tho plAn tlpUn which the CUtn-
rnny was building 1t. It Is il subject III which
raiIroad lncn arc largc1y Interested.
THE CHANGES.
From statements 11aIfe by members of tho
National Grange, It hPpears thut the number Of
Granpca has not greatly Increased during the
year, hut ulAt there have boon aotnu acrcsslotls
to tho membership In 1illnots. Tho Order hns
decreased from d membership Of sone farty
the uBand tn Al,unt eight Thousand. or tho NUM-
bcr now In rcgnlar standing of this clght thou
sulll, probably ure.hRlf uro wsMcn; indeed. tho
eurINl feMture Is now une Of tta most prominent
characteristics, unl III sono locnlitles tho tlaln.
tonanco Ut the Orler IL In grcut measure due
10 Its social features.
TIN NORTHERN Urgs.
10 tho 1tS1ttF,l issnefattd I'ttts.
WAEnlN01OS, Nov. l6-Col. 4. H. MeHnham
left Washington this nrul,!ng for Denver whore
tI0 will Mttchl tho tTnl Of Agent lUrry, And thon
procced tn tho Lua rsnt's Axanoy In colnpnny
With bis oUltuugmes OF tho uto Commission, utl-
der eseort Of bo,ly af troDps, for the purpose
Of lmylng Tho Northern Utos tho money due
thgln under tho troaty.
GEN. SHERMAN.
Geti. Slernnn tlun{os TINT hu has any tnton.
tfon Ut rutirlnw from his position as General OF
tic Army. One reNson " that hu :is nut eligible
for retirement, having yut two Selrs nloro to
live beforo liu will tU tt::,-she oligIh1a nae. An
other tcasesi, ind ono far morg Important Ia,
thIt hu thoroughly cnjoys hts work aAd would
, 1880-11-17
DRAMATIC NOTES.


"Spnrks" Is the next feature ut f10oley's.
". +. Sheridan, has made hit In San Fran
cisco as Louis II.
''Our Candidate" is running at tho Olympic to
tnlcEahy large constituency.
"Around tho World In Eighty Days" has
started on the second week or tts run ut ftav-
crly's.
scvicker Is making extensive preparations
fur tlle forthcoming production OF "Ono uuud-
red Wlycs."
Mr.. Mortimer. tho prcstEdIRitntcur, Enrc his
first entertainment 1T Hershey Hall Inst night
tt u tHrEa nuhIenee. The program was varied
and III suinu fensurcs Nh original ono.
Tho funeral Of tho lnta George L. Kctchnua.
a leading ct,Enedinn IT john \. Stcvens drh-
nhtfc c0snpMHy. WIS held frotn tic rnr3ors uf
tho Drtinswick Hotel. Detroit, sunday Afternoon.
Mutt Canning went out with "Tho Bankers
Son" compAny recently orvarized. Matt. after
bel,iK out II few dnys. concluded there wns 1o
money In the snap as 1t stu,Nl. Atl returned to
town With tho troupe on Monday tor "reorSnnt.
Zati0n.'
This ahowes-:,ash OF Jokes comes from tho Gin
cin.nti Saturday Might: lInrrett ut mind, I3crn.
harslt can't Palmer :elf q! On us. ard Il VII
make her hfnttdGrn bluxcs II she Anderson a!n't
talked to. Hut. anytow, ehp'll mike Lottn
money. and It will b1 iii Abbey mau that iDnn-
nges her. kcGne tnHn Abbey.
, 1880-11-17
SOUTH AFRICA.

l4lit HlslfEI.l.lnS.
CAFE TowS. Nov. 1N-Ttlc Das,.to Chief,
UuhlonlIlo, l,as l,ecn defeated hy the Cnlo-
i1ists. Tho Premier of Cape Coony tcle-
graphs that Drow1,!ce reports tlsat lie has
sufficient force to suppress the rebellion III
Gr1uuolantl East. Tho situation III l}nsl,t,-
land is unchanged, and there IL no further
extension of the rebel1[Un In any direction.
PATROL.
Fifteen hundred men llayo gono patro1ltng
through Dasutola!uI.
THE PENDING WAR.
Spfttdt DtspatrA to The t'Afeagn Trtbs.nt.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nuy. 1G.-Ntnny letters
nr1 received here from foreign rs we'll as
American mercantile observation-disclosures
iii the South American tratlc. nllxlousiy ask
Ing whether this Government PROPOSES Ia Mt
tempt any further interference hctwccn Chill
a'sd her ,ntnppy Victims, Peru aud Bolivia.
There Ii M present lltrp,se tu Interfere fitr-
thor. Meditation Inns been trfed nni failed.
The American Ministers on botl sl.les, act
Ing under instructions from Washington.
brought about II meeting between tho repre-
sentatives Of tile bellIgerent Powers, and
1abored hard to effect all understanding
In tho interest Of peace. ChiIiam
greed atld Peruvian prEto served
10 aefeat tho enterprise, aMl nothing
remains to be dol,e oxccpt armed intrrscn-
tto',, which Ibis country does not desire to
undertake. It il thoug1lt TINT the war Will
ultimately terminate by tito withdrawal Of
Bolivia from tho contest, when Cllilt will be
left TO dcal with Peru Mt ller leisure.
, 1880-11-17
Tho I.rnyer ot Unclp Abby.

III. &<NHaS t{H!bf. Iltho<FH!. -.5.
t'ei,t Of brooklyn. iii lilinu!s suburb. hui {ro-
iuently !u canyc1Hntion with Ills friends ox'
pressed tho huk.u that hp might lsU long enough
10 yole for GarI!alJ: Tile lid lllau wus VERY
feeble md tIkuy IL Io ut any tItllr, 20 ttat hlt
frcMa feared he Wplll'l mt 10 A1o tn trt!lizu
his, desire. Elccuo1l-tlaY cntlo nro't',l bright
ht!d hal,ny. md FOUND o!d Ably sttt svi'nht nl
thHn tho Old inAti, and, nss!slrl BY seyeEAl
fronds. he tostore to tiao onty poll!,f- PLACE u
town. All thtso who hnew ths oil .'tllf. aud
ly 9lndo way md gayo HIN rrecrsscncc. Ably
ti9d BIZ Ticket realiy. anh, stepping up u the
l.y tho Judges, duly tuarked. ind ttlH'attut! sH
tho box. hati*fytng himself ttp!t ha yote ha.1
turned away To 20 homp, but (eEorU he Ind
mado y ln!t:dszcn steps bs suddenly stnRge1cd,
roetel; and Ecu. The hystAndrrs, .ipia's!nx th9t
unce. hut the tlrst qlaI,ce showed thent thai ho
was tlea, i!is onu hore hna beun fulfilled, alltt
Aa pAssed Away pencefulIy, his fculty TO hla
party strong oven III death.
, 1880-11-17

ENGLISH GRAIN TRADE.


LONDON, Nov. lf,.-'l'lle Afnrls Lanc Er-
7'rcss, III Its review nf tic British grain trade
Tor The inst week, snys; TIg wcattlcr l,s
been n'tlt, but rainy, ntu! altogether II largu
PROPORTION Of tic wheat sowing Inns bcei. nc
coinpi1slled under very favorable citcum
stances.
Deliveries Of 1:nglls1, wlrnt show very
indifferent condition. Uumt snt,ptcs uf En-
gis]l rcd sold comparatively rcntijly ynlucs
have been relatively higher In the provinces
tl'an III London. At tle beginning Of the
week prices wero higher IL, ,,l,l,y of Inc pro.
vInclal lnarkets, but tic tendency was
weaker ut tho closc. inferior samples were
henYy Tho aal,o tnny t,e said Of foreign
wheat. Flonsinx cargoes Ut American tnl-
proved NI to Is Titestny nlN Wednesday, atul
asst l1,ta Is. hut nj the rlnsc nr week
American Ind lost tho advance, a,ltt corgo.
TRADE WAS GENERALLY WEAKER
Quantity OF breadsluifs IN passnge Or being
shipped tn tlm United Kingdom shows an ill.,
crease on Inst week, There werc ut, Fri,Eny
still fifty wheat-1asien vessels oyerdue. as
thoV hrriva otf CNnst tradu wenkcns. Amer
lean ndslccs nlso have 4 wenkcning tcIiden-
cy. English tl0ur WIS II, small supply nntl
prices were well sCppnrtGtt. Prices 1T fnr-
ctgn Hour were afst, we'll supported, but tho
supply WIS better. Barley WIS slow, except
for tho best rlaltng samples Of British, which
wero very scarce. harley calEucs wero
steady. Oats firmly held, but .lueter nj the
CLOSE. Matze IN SPOT advanced I'll, but WIS
loss firm ut the CLOSE. NFtlixt. OIL passage ad-
vanccd ID to tl earty III tic werk, hut tic
advance wns lost FrItlay. Satcs Of English
wheat during tho week were 4,,77l quarters.
at 43s I'd per quarter, agAtnst ~, G35 quarters
, 1880-11-17

Special Dl4pafth to The Chtedro T4tbtrt
LAFAYETTE. ltd, Nov. 10.-Tllp Corl,yn "Calt.
forrtin Through Dr,lth Valley" combination ex-
htbltcd Mt the Opcrn- fIo1l*n Inst night. Tho An-
tsence was very small, md thu receipts smaller.
yhte bus itecn tho cnsc for scverili nights, mud
tho manager, unwilling to longer employ per.
snrs whn,n he cnuld mt pay. this morning 'lla.
handed his truupe. lie 4nthrrcs! up memoranda
Of unpniI hills. which hs snyE he will squire up
ut my early day, and will go 70 ClicaKo, where
be expects to reueRuslfzC.
, 1880-11-17
FRANCE,

CONSOLATION.
h,. AIN, .'A'. Nos. ln-The Archbishop OF Paris
rsliafa H'sseal 10 t'lo members OF the aapcrscd
se',,s aa otsieFa consol!lik them In their per-
tf'''o'' tfon a'" ehiol''lns patlenco mud rcslgna-
~ n,,u ..---
In tbo SSurrhth Surt !srEhPE'LAr1oS
intsrna,,a.,a.a s'w n'aay tho aeoato on Hul'cts
RItim,st a., "aS tes''lhel' ChcsheIonE, 10.
moi ry,s, aanSa ha,, "hetner occN11 aarce1lon ald
th., H. c oen!'" u!e hllh!stry. He lIlllAlated
, 1880-11-17

VIENNA, Nov. l6.-'l'he meeting OF Austro-
German ColstiiutlonaIsts hure Sunday Inst
WINS nh lmltosing demonstration. Nothing
eau slnko the fact tl,at tha Liberal German
party III tho Rclclrat'. Inns u,,lte l,Enu-tenths
Of tho well-totlo educated t;erlnslI,s Of Aus
trla beh{nd It III any struggle against Fodsr-
allst attempts.
, 1880-11-17


Special Correspondence af The Chicago Tribune.
AuGusTA, ill.,, Nov, lG.-Dr, bAmuel 1larnum
Mud, tho cMinunt lotauIst, dIotl ut bis homo In
Augusta, H., Noy. II, lhsU, aged III ycars. llo
waB u graduate Of Yale. In tho class of lSc0, OF
which class nrs. T.. H. Woolscy md A. G,
TW1ninx are nav tho survivors.
Ito eInlgsatel from Ills natIya place, Green
wluh. Conn., to lltnois III lfsFl, and nesisteA III
laying out tho town Ut AtEusiu, whcrH he Ans
over slnco resided, Itu had MI extensive rruo.
ticp In medicine until ls8J, when hG rctarGl an
tayottd tue r4u,At!ulBr NJ his lif0 to tho study
OF bUtnny. tn which hu bud Ut ulnt tlnn acquired
u world. w11o reputation III lce!nlnt Of l|d lts-
cnvcrit8 Anl advancement ut that 6GjtncD. alU
waa possussea Of unu OF tho finest hesbarlup,s
In tho world
, 1880-11-17

The ErenteAt blrsslItas ever onered to
suffering humanity Is Arttlis knmyss. III tfys-
lvpala; kastrt's nausea. Keliorul debility ct'll-
sumption. ete.. j. acts !iken chnrln. Distress.
tllsi r,,lnce. Arpnlto and strength, rctur,, ns IT
~ uluxtt kMnyss IL mt 1'iesilci,lc: It Is food
I'll form Of Il pleasant ,nlss winy. II represents
all thu elements Ut nutrition In II vltallxrl aud
easily t!igcstud form And nnthpg c1as NJ rapidly
el,rtct.ca tho LtnAl. Trt,atlsu On k,tulys< se,it
freo ~ Ai,y ndtlreks. flpwMru ut limitations.
Arci!,vx kuinyhs II mt Eo!d tn tho trade. tom
Butncrs supplied directly by 4. Arend, Chamst,
corner Madison street md Filth Ar1nlie.
, 1880-11-17
&, T.. TAYLOR,

apteidt Dhpaieh TO Ihs Chtea9o Tftbuns+
EIn1N. H., Nov. l6-8. l.. Taylor, editor OF
tho E|2In Advocate, slicd very suddenly At loasl-
vile, Colo. tLts mornlng, and tho ren,ats will b0
sent hero tor inteFmcnt, UeccAsed wns 10 years
OF age, and leayus wiro anu two children. 31a
was Secretary Of tha ElRln Nnlty ind 6ineltfux
Company, and belonged to savorul societies ar1
clubs here. In l9G1 he wak ono OF tho editors ri
the lfesttff hnfuf, pt Chicago, and buy been
connected with several 1ouFnale s'Hc0 With Rtcat
SUCCESS, hclng t60tlxht 0ne OF the bcst noMspA"
per managers In kl0 6tAtc,
, 1880-11-17

new YOtK. Nov. l5.-An Immense audience
greeted thH reaprenrAnce Tonight Of J1ht
Mccullough as 1'iruni4s at 1invcrly's Filth
Avenue Theatre. THO occaaInn WIS bis I'D
birthday. 1t IL tho trngchan's lnat appearance
1T New York prior TO bis coming engagement in
England.
, 1880-11-17

Ftn hott tccr connected with tim rMrtouR pH;snra
nf this ely during tho past three ,eara, mid wns
milking reputation rs q bright md promising
ynl,nK journalist. tte lllHchs "ns brief tt'ntRh
lie t1r(1 nut treu well sncG returning frttu At.
lnntn, Gn., whcrr hn went as d member 1T tho
f4nYrrunrH Gulrtia.
, 1880-11-17

NEW Y0nE. Nov. ]5.-The 13nptikt Pastors
Conference of this city tu.tlay unanimously md
witht,alt .lcbato adopted the following:
In view ut tho prnjGcted paRsiUn-Flny By ono
Of tho theatres Ut this city.
litxlroi. Tint. rs n Conference. wo protest
ngHinst tho HaCrllGHlotls use Of tho must Eucred
thing Ut cur religion.
, 1880-11-17

noston Is to have new sewerage system. Low
iuterocptinE sewers ll.U tu Hlntlu nlanK tho MIR
Elt,A nf tho city, 10 rcCVlve tho flw from th,se
already existing, and IT, nesnpty into otU KrpAt
lnn!n Fewer, which lends through u pumping
bor. The accumulation ts nj. this point to b.
let out into tho Occult ut tho beginning OF c1l
tile.
, 1880-11-17

Epteta1 Dhpateh tn The Chteapn Trtbana
WAsnrsGTos, y. C.. Sov. 15.-Tho grcat sen
sattot,nl Mormon dramR. 100 Wives" VIVA per-
formed for tho Frat tine hero fortnight. mud was
ii tho seasr,.t. Gsn. sheriunn mud many uther
diguitnr1es being present
, 1880-11-17
NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. ld.-A rnnr,fiamus Is made
rcturna1Iu on Mouduy 10 compel tho city to levy
tax nf {:J0,00 to pty interus, on the city con-
eolitlated bonds. Tho cuttr.s will decide who 10
entitled 10 tho possession Df tho City Hall.
, 1880-11-17

Chicago, Oct. II, tSs0.-T!.ree Years
,saf ,lsarly build. / wus nlao tfJub10 will, duid.
ruiT. hGgau using lsHrliett's EHCGaIiIc, Hn4l
my hnlr Immediately stnpprd conlng tnlt, Int!
Els constantly bce'i getting THICKER J hta4
u nnw en.9eiy ireo troIa 't aa,!1I T. My wle
!l,y reautta.
i. r. rLArr, with F. aiaoyea2h & Co.
, 1880-11-17
RI1EET 4.
N1fIlI.1bTS HANG

N1fIlI.1bTS HANGED.
ST. pErElssnUl.0, N0y. lt.-Two leading
Nlhillst organizers were laugud Mt thu
fortress at o'clock Ills morning.
, 1880-11-17

Wcnvrr mikes iffrHd,rl unnecessarily rcp,iIflve.
Tho trthGr parls nrt' poorly rendered. Jn-tnDr"
row ami m Frhiny nnA Saturday evenings alr.
Mnyn will apptnr III l,drN f:rtrhtti., On st,n1.ny
night he will trrsnmnse tho Hdd9tr in "lhe
Streets III New York"
, 1880-11-17

bTII.I+ RllAKIN7.
A6nAM. Nov. 1N-Two violent shocks OF
earthquake occurred here at midnight, calls-
linz II panic. The ll4sht Ut tho Inhabitants is
renewed,
, 1880-11-17
MlINtFIcFNT RE0t1ESTS,

.PH1r.AnE1.rlttA, Ta., Nov. 1G,-An inventory
Of the estatc OF tho lRtc Mary shIrl1s shows her
property to DO valued nt f03i 800, nearly NIL In
personal effects. $57a,000 will no by will TO
pennsylyanlA charitable societies,
, 1880-11-17
SWITZERLAND.



GENEVA, Noy, 1H.-Tho ecct!0n Of mcnl-
hers If the now Grent Council Inns resulted
III Victory for the Ant!-CathollcY and Raul
ica)s.
, 1880-11-17

5pde4as Dt.pdsea Il 7As Chicago Tribune,
FRExr0nr, ILL.,, Nov, I8.--W. 4. Stevens, ono
OF the most prominent and influential men OF
this city, died ut o'clock this evening after
few siays' lIlncsa. FIe was o'lgaged ia thu dry
guOds bA8lEes4 Tor over twenty fpArs.,
, 1880-11-17
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE IMPORTATION OF CATTLE.
LoXnox, Nov. 'tG-1t Is believed that tho
Government Is considering whether tic pres
ent restrictions on the importation OF cattle
cannot bo modified without tic amending
net of 1878, It Is now admitted that tlie Vet
-crinary Department Ut tho l'rIyy Cauncil was
mfstnken In the statement repeated by j. A.
Muntlcla, Vicc-prcs1tlent Ut tho Council, Mt
tho lust session Of Parliament, tint there Ind
bccn I'LL outbreak Of Texan fever AMONG tho
cattlo In England. Ii Is supposed tho fever
WIS tho kind protluccu by thu confinement of
the yoyage. 1Iure Is Il considerable desire
maintained, especially in Scotland, to obtain
store cattle from America, under condition
ut n reasonable quarantine. THE Govern
nent Is also considering Tho regulations In
regard to sheep, with n view to their ame~
Iteration.
SPECIE SHIPMENT.
LoxnoS, Nuy. lG.-'The E3l 900 of bullion
withdrawn yesterday trtln THO Bunk ut LII
gland for tho United S.ntD will hb shipped
frn1n llayra ttttlny. Together with III import
mt consignment fFnM Pnris.
, 1880-11-17

ThreA American young ladlos at IN Inn in tho
Village Of Ltmpalar. Switzerland. iltleti 10 the
column OF ehs r9gtster headed "OoeuRauon"
, 1880-11-17

MRS, JOHN JiRtDHEIAEU,
1HpIANAr0tIR, Ind. Nov. lathe wife at Col.
John I}rtlKcinndt United stntcA CnnaGs nt 1tuvrc,
died al HlrhnIon,l to.say Of consumption.
, 1880-11-17
SAM 1lOUSTON'S EXILE,

uItu W HG""""" '"''"' u e""7"'Hpt4t'1'
- -'.---"--
SAM 1f01fkTf1NsG Ev11E
'4enA AAo o'''o1 - ''<Ai A'A1'
Tin r,y.tcry MADE clear In n 1c,.cr
frn,u fi,e Itcy, T,r. sn,,,sn,. E~.r,rr.,.
.,e... ~" ~ 49,, t",,.,.,,..' ", ,,..,..st .ss1@
nt,sl Gen. 1iounton'. old l'n.tor-wlty
He Abandoned His wife, Ills Onlcc,
and civilizations.
80 ,ns a'''" "'s HeD 3o'* 1f.nH!tc'
new Yohk. Nov 11-Tlo st. fH''is o"''t'
Democrat published some weeks sinee private
ts,. t" ai,ct . "Msttnkso'. T. c.. o 81; ,s 1rc-
lona, whic,, hns u,ore thnn prrsor,ni history
attached to It. President jackson recalls hs
delightful ,nertins with Ills friend ono ycnr ic-
fore. when. aH Governor Of TENNESSEE. he was
"nbont +" to united to beautiful yo,'us 1a.fy
Of ncco'nplist'cd mnnncrs and of rcspcctal1lc
-, !. sa,t, .i. 80 H., :" ,, H n',s , nu.sn.o s',,
10 "tel'N win tho !nslt'ls anu oecsine = sas.
ho hints tiu.t, ,ouu, now " nt1rc.sed % NJ tho tho
Chrrt,kcs Aurnty. Tcrritorv nj Arkn,,su.. lis
t,tn,lnn 4. -, @o,,',., -. ,rn s.,..m,'.... 'a
Empire; revising thus u scheme Of other men
In other tines.
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, 1880-11-17

The Public VIII Beware OF a FraattI-
len. inIItHlion Of D'bbins' Electric soap INV
hcug forGtsi nn tho tnArkat by MlsFeprchentH.
ti0ll. IL VII! ruin my oluthsa wna!sed With 1t.
lpsist upHn llavnR uohhIn4 Electric.
, 1880-11-17

ErnlN0ylELp. ILL.,, Nov. 1&-IIasrtson g, Fttz-
hugh, local editor OF tho Evfnifg last, dicd this
morning Of typhoid pnoum outa, aged II years.
, 1880-11-17

PHILApELPHtA, Pa., Nov. l8.-Tho National
Convention Of loot and Shoe manufacturers
OneuCl to. day.
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Lost Time.

"Ol Miss Jenniel" cried little GIRL
to her Sbbath School teacher; &C. am so
sorry, but / have lost whole morning. "
Lost a whole morning |" repeated
Miss Jennie, with a grave look upon her
sweet face; chow is that Clara p
" Why, mother was so busy; and she
left Harry in my room, and really Miss
Jennie, the little fellow was 80 full of fun
that | have done nothing but play with
him"
Just then Harry put up his dimpled
arms to " love" Clara, as he called it in
his baby-talk. He pressed his lips upon
her cheek, saying, 60 Me love 90, Sara. &"
You have not lost your morning.
Clara, said her teacher. You have
helped your mother, and you have bound
your little brother closer to you by your
kindness. Such morning may have
been well spent, my dear.
A few days after this Mrs. Palmer was
seized with a severe illness. She could
not bear the least noise or confusion. and
little Harry's noisy play distressed her
very much. So Clara took the little fell
lew to her own room, rocked him to sleep
at night, and cared for him almost as
well as his mother could, until Mrs. Palm
er recovered
Ny dear child said the physician.
as he placed his hand upon the little
girls head if your mother had not had
50 kind and thoughtful daughter I fear
that she would not have recovered so soon
If at all.
Thus little Clara had her reward.
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covered the informant, and in his despair,
in his extreme anger, challenged him to
fight. A duel was the result, both were
killed, both went unprepared, suddenly
to the bar of God. do not mean to
sadden you boys by this mournful story,
but from it you learn the sad conse-
quences of the first sin, and the still sad
der consequences of yielding to evil pas
sions, all resulting from nickname
Remember in future, my dear young
friends, how you nickname each other,
especially be careful not to let the name
touch the character" L. X. S.
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