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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.
If YOU wish TO be healthy aud beautiful, take Col
denis LIEBIG's LIQUID BEEf.
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MOSQUITO. MEETINGS AND CANoPIEs.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON & SONS.
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SAVE MONEY by having yoar.B printing done sAf1
DISPATCH PRIsrISG-HoUsE. Goof WORK. ior
nr,ees and satisfaction guaranteed.
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MOSQUITO NET. Mosouiro-NEri

MOSQUITO MEETINGS AND CASoPiEs.
GEORGE w. ANDERSON & SONS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAB.

xS- On all salss of Rsat Estate mac< besusA
ths ri Of January and last of June 10 td1ees(H
~ IN saIss made hstssen the let Of .sJs and las
of he vsar ths teSss Aavs TO 1s paid ~ ts seller
" lThis custosl was adopted about hftsen years aEs
by All the real estate agents In Richmond, aud sp
,,jiss IN Riebfn0Rd and vieintty1
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

THE LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, NO. TENTH STREET,
invites attention 10 us rates, the nOnforfeltng fea-
tufe OF It's policies, its method OF securing tbem and
It's resources which are more than FIVE times grea-
er IN proportion to It's liabilities, than those OF any
Of the largest companies In the United STATES
Its pOlicies have always been incontesilbe, except
for actual fraud after three years: and II mas PAID
Out many thousands If dollars without llugauon or
DELAY.
The reserve for every policy issued In Richmond
Is Invested In Richmond.
Premiums may be paid annually, semiansually,
quarterly, or monthly. 49,, -
The Company has just established Prudential or
Bural-fund Bureau, insuring for small sums, WIN
weekly premium, sp lives of persons from ten 10
k1tY-nye years Of age and OF either SEX
RESIDENT DIRECTORS:
4. WILLIAM PEMBERIoS, ID. y. DAVIS,
j. Ii. CAhRISGTOS, A. J.. ELLETT,
j. l.. CARHiSGTON, Y. w. PICKhELL'
SAMUEL r.. PAUL. President.
j. ". PEGRAM, secretary.
DIR. ISAIAH II. WHITE, Medical Examiner.
au Z7-lm
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Mosouiro-N o-NErTISGs AND CASoPIEs.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON & SONS.
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A NTICIPATED ARRIvAL1HM.f
OF TEE NEW, SPLENDID. AND FAST
STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND.
NOVEL EXCURSION TRIPS AND UNPRRcE-'
{ DExTED SPEED.
TO NORFOLK AND BACK TO RICHMOND
THE SAME DAY.
sCBRDyLE OF PROPOSED
GRAND EXCURSIONS OF THE sTEAMEB
CITY OF RICHMOND.
FIRST DAY-WEDNEspAY.

FIRST DAY-WEDNESDAY.
The steamer CITY or RICHMOND IL expected
10 arrive at Norfolk from Philadelphia on the 25th
day OF August aud to nmaia there ovinspecuon that
day by the Norfolk people.
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r,,r ,Sp MAKE YOUR PURCHASES wHE-
ruER yoU WANT MUCH OR LITTLE
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OPEN ALL TILE YEAR.

Eoual 10 sny hotel In the United States as sum-
,ner Resort or cold-weather sanitarium. For cir
cular describing hygienic advantages, terms, &c.
address by mali or telegraph ... >, -,-.-
ap 80 1y ii. PHOEBUS' fTopfle'Or'
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,1ARcr STOCK PURCHASED SINCE THE
GREAT DECLINE Is PRICES.
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srrrgAL NOTICES.
noo,s ARE so CHEAP Sow THAT NO ONE
wuL COMPLAIN OF THE PRICES.

rpr oSEpRicE STORE OF LEVY BROTHERS
TAKES THE LEAD.
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hooks. STATIONERY, &c.
STOCK OF STATIONERY.

cIVth VF ShA~1VNI"'S
Nta embracing
WRITING PAPERS ofeyery dsseriptiop, from ne
shrapest made % the hishsst ettss;
rNVELDPES OF all sizes; ~
AZ nIs.kSK BOOKS, suitable fes every purpose;
s1EEL PENS 10 great variety; ~...s..
COL PEkS-ths Hast stock we rave scos t.ss
inSeed. ali kinds % stALl3SEk q sRvx@ vnI'1sss
an 20 Hookssllsrs sod sieslessSs
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8irIlmond nispatfh.
Neutrality-suspicious. 81. 1880

Ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ciRcu.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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las. MAoDoueALL, ioS A. M-,scasehOId fur

nilure, &C.
cFoRGE N. POINDEXTER. o z, NJ, handsome
new vwo-story brick dwslllng no. ~. as a"epn In
mesiately thereafter. sale OF oeaniifui building
lois on Twenty. ninth street.
RICHARDSON & CO., p. ~, valuable building
ht on Twen; y.eighlh stress between VI aua NJ
r t,or ytyGER. 10 A. NJ. High Constabis's safe
Of beer -pamp and nxtnrs, Re
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
sITrArEp ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM FORT
MONROE.
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Entered at the Post-ofhce at Richmond, Va, as
second-ciass ma.ter.J
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January l3>l672.
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SURPLUS OF THE TEN LARGEST
~ LIFE COMPANI as per New York State re-
ports, JANUARY I, 1880:
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FARE FOR TINS ROUND TRIP
FoIrpTu nAySATIrpDa

The steamer will leave at A. NJ, and Is expec,e'
10 return to Richmond about dark.
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WANTS.

A LADY GRADUATE OF ONE OF
n the best schools In the State, competent to
teach the ordinary and higher English branches,
Latin. French. German, elements OF Mathematics,
and Music. WISHES A SITUATION TO TEACH
10 some school or family. Apply to
COLONEL JOHN B. CARY.
M Al .rod2W Richmond, Va.
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FIFTH DAY-SCNDAY.
The steamer Will lay over at Norfolk.
, 1880-03-05


1ptssa n'p'eA ~ 1ne tmtea7o 1rfoHnf'
o. '"'o,s' ."o., alHten - !nc Hat'ohlt onloh
o'osnuack eoI'ehtlon' "h'ch hts hrsu 1hreo
sss.a.' ';rsu mr.. s""s: hu "'.' w. np'csuea ,,
present. Ihese f"r tho most p,tFt h"k"d lt4o
ps'css'ohsi! the1 or "ell-tn-"' TURNER'S Thoy
rel't'so"ou heaty every stare ~ TUG ua'stal,
aad ato niaonR lilo ehsel "Hah'nr'ls Illtl rttre-
sartntlvca of tho c,l,tSu they uphold III thu dis
Nh, rn,In,xr, ,v"Ii. n,,wm f,n..,,,t',r,,,rs. ~
A. ~. t2r1,k -, p,,r,,.,,,. ~ .hn ~ f,x,..,, n.,u
crnt. snu,n.d lIIlI nj rrnvfd,ucc n l., I,nl,b
fi"v, ~ in1,,,". ~ t,h,.,n. ~ u. ,t'''p.s s
New Rnmpsh1re; c. H. N"uttlo, OF ChicaKn; II.
u. N1shot}, Ut Ir,))lOu, Wiz: Perry IT, TnIbDt. Ut
1,,~.,s =. 49, :" ,,' u"ue'n, a,. W Ieaaa ~
n"tss, W hoht. ~ 1ua9o sl"snlfts OF l1s Cr'ase'
). ~ Porter, tf tho LniaiIs tsfIeh.l seHnltl; nr.
Char,rs nnvtd.t,,. ~ flurvin, n t,,roms ri
, 1880-03-05

IN me isdIipF " me tate"f' 1ffbaHf*
pEdr,Ns, ILL.,, March 1.'-Thcrt, II DfIU fi,0ught
connected NTH this business TINT
thiuk should ho u,u.le n,oro prominent. There
u II" d"t'ht bl'l tho lroslcclit ~ tho Unitu'l
Sttes ean use tls ,hMitlNn As,tl !tl.ie, II lse Is
NJ, dIxu~ed. IL NJ, nlIuuBt uuinjtnI nxto,,t. In
ynvnrnt his nun, ,,,tn.tIru ~" III, n,t su m,
- ~ w ,... e ~" .n ,' s.u "",
~ t"'s ''""cIca eAett"' t''"Ht's tAo ct''se ~
urhntn seconl term. bcc1lllsN his nwIl 0xpeatll-
t1u,s In rt.uur.t IN tl, nuttnr ,y,rn MT ti,f,, cx
,.,tel mn, thn w,l,. .sn,tl nr,,tt<c nm, an,,ti-
e'tou' w. '"o "u'''sott" pfhc''to "'tu selN'-
, 1880-03-05
THE DEMOCRACY.

Srtftaf i,tstMteh tn FIR Ehlengn IftbMnt,
NEW ytlltK, MnrEh IA reporter Df tho Eten-
tHU Isst Visited str. Tllduns hU,tsc. M. Il Ur.n-
ctry rnrk, this nurning, far thu purpose nf as.er-
tnntnH whether tho r.litorlnl artlulo published
in thu Washington la,st ttt-tlny, which hcclnrcs
TINT ut Il meeting held Mt Sir. Tlens hulisu. Vt,
Saturday last, ho announced positively that lso
wnll!sl be candidate for tho Democratic nt,-
nation, WAS ct,rrect. 4 member If Mr.. Tiftcns
household s,4l.l, In a,,hstnncu: at i,aa nut tho
slightest foundation In fnct; thcrc wns iiU mGct-
Ing Ut Mr.. Tihtun's friends III this k,tlsG. or III
my nther ii,,'ise. on Saturday MfEht, allti Mr;
ile IL credited with ninkluy III thts Dispatch"
, 1880-03-05
IlUDL1C OPINION.
1tt,ItHr nh ~ riHJtaar11f%t

10 shs Editor ~ 1ns Chicago Tribune.
noYAt. EgNrnE, Cass Co., Ind. March a.
We nrc nll l3tnnu tncn here, with WAahs,urno
far second ctplcs, Or ft1t YtAlwArt Republican
that may be llot'lInnte'1 Mt CheaRo excerpt U. 8.
Gt1.nt. We know tint wo Ctlt,nnt Glrtt him, ia
We eunnot unite the tlrccnhauk 1trp,Ib1lcars oti
fltl, mud tint il considerable III this STATE. With
litnino W,lshl,tr,v We will scarcely Lose Nh
t!unn, nll1 we hnvG NO iisstlrnsta frs't,1 him nr
any uf his sup tortets that hn wl!t moi havu s,'rh
s9%1si n I'd r M y TN ss ,t ,Tspss t'a"yk %,r 1Tfk
Yer S3 s% % tho s!'ss';sipe pls%'
when tho itcpnh!cu.t party WIS III thu ni'lorlty
u bnth ff1!lsia nf Ctt,Vrtas, aud tho itrny nnr
ils cs,trol! nut ho let II 70 by default and tas
irleI il III otiorsNi.4 under his administration,
md with s.lccr:s; What could iinycs '!a with
lEor IL tllut It he Eful,l 10 Nominated nnd tlect-
cd, nM!lcr his ADMINISTRATION NMd tho 1l.e9 that
io h. WI sa t. s s,staSY tx ,x = @ yf 's is
frcn'is eutn+ a,1 tlat tl.oy want rt,,'iig t,ov-
crnslls,t. Well so tln hit want u MIN th!.t
lulvelt Wnnla It mt be tnllry, Il hn ntnaIll uet
tho nomination BY tho lttleh!fe. tn irt thu el,w-
tlun 20 b. 'ssn!i. mn, 10 prclMtssl to 70 lntn IN,
Republican, Administrations? j. \. u.
callahan AND IooAS.
To the Eattpr Of IEt th;rnqn 1ribwnt.
RontSsoS, IT,, Feb. "A siH;sial ,,lispatel,
Ftu. Ats HPFtst'CA III Hti It!NUNE
representing lnn lis hAyIng "n1, nl,l HrtHtKu ~
lnly tho 1.ulln mnchlnt." which wnitht ply with
interest. Etitnt EHCe[y9 tho purpose or the
nt,tAor oF ,le Dispatch .s.tess It tn to sle.sr'S
hArllus,y tit pulsIttu taG!'rd IN tho Republican
party. thnva I" KlrHYes Il, po!lt!cs: orp,.ss
in t:ln except III lho interests ut tho Republican
party. IT ,l1n mt t'itc Ut Hcslntor LtHylns
fAftrifa, tfnlt IL 1,Ershnli matter which llArO
M right, nntl III sst4l,nsltiDn, to }lriue buf0ru
tho jnhitg. HDl!htnr ftlgsH prefer, ucn. Gt1lnt
ns candidate fnr frc*iarnt, and 50 1T I. We
are mth Republicans. an.l turn Is no rcls', why
should ntstnys,nzc HIN III p"lItlcs. hive nut
tTun Thought nf pursuing t!lo cnn1se lilfgutel
in tho dispatch nlsll.lrtl IL. Il. EALt.A1iAN.
ANXIOUS 70 MAKE i HIT.
To Tho flitas u Tho C4traco Tribune. ..
CIftcAnn. March ..-tn yntr lnlltf fsnf Points"
fnbtce you pntt'ls!l III Item frnm Tho Soldiers
1iniH. Montgomery County. th, tlt"l tho .gti
l!t.. tllnt n: nf l,61@ Republicans lthf Of the
iiHtesJ nIl!y tlftGpn ipM tDtB fnr t3rilut. Nov,
hAyn unyGr vfsitei tho nntu !Intlr, hut. hnv.
tnY gsnIt r,nny etn,,r.es Il, tint iatil,tinn,
Viii hive i1GW,sltEH any sum fnn $l0l IL El.ND
that Tho writer Ut tllH item mistaken: ,l1,tl,
tnnrr, will bot TINT II HHlnt n HtssnlnntGL 1lp
Will lccnve Orrr 0te-tnlf If tho vntts 1t tlIe
3ia) nfnNtGsuf tltb tIto. Cnta TT Mr. II III salttl
itnstctl STREET tor furtnor information nlld nr-
rA!lXt bets. as ain IN c.lrncst.
j. II. FItI.Mt,1tE,
41t0 South Iinlst9l utruet.
, 1880-03-05

RANCH WANTS I'EACE

LONDON, Murcl. 4.-lluierrIng to shq persistent
wurI|ko rllI,lurs e,rrpnt In portio, VI tbu hlno
aud Farplgn prpss. tho Jo''r'hA dts uel4td 'le-
Glaraa th4t ljHyptnHleEt III FFnneo, ut tho prcs.
cnt ttl,r, which wuus}, dpu|aru wur Without tl.l.
porioaa I.,x,cssty anu o*!!aus provoeutol, poultl
int lpI ita s,w,l tor y tlNy ugulnst ths .,ixnu-
t!nll " thu latlon. Nay, 1nore; Government
tlnt sIlt,lllu usuis bu suspected nf such designs
would hav0 lAo whulu ru,,ltry mEslye agul.Ist It,
1nlsl RM1tlttATttlS.
The Timfs status tu&t sfncb tho sprttx mt ia
considerable stir II MplaruAt lA pluiEruuun 1T
Quconsto3ll. The pl,piu u tho r.irul ciussrs
.iro docking thishor uud drpartiug for Aucr!ca.
, 1880-03-05
CANADA.

ANc ekHcstlnn Of IAFAN1flr on st. fat+
rirI&'1 Hny in .iluntreal-.sr arrangement
for the Reception OF Pnr1,elI In To.
r.'''to.-Drnsvbnrlts on Exports of Il.
iimaiutl- Mn nn,.t,.eturc dsoods.-l'r1nct
Edward IHl,MA md tho Ftsl,crt
AHnrh-EtIipp N1lArcprc.
solitut1ouH.
Spte!a uIspatei to 7ht Chicago Tri1uns
MONTREAL. March i.-Tho question Of 4 pro.
ccstfnn III st. i'atrlek'a Day has cA,lsed apIItia
tho fnnxs nf Tho Irish Cnthn1'ea hrrp. The ttey.
ln.lior Dow presided ut uluuttng or IrlsA Cath.
ollc representatives lust Gyenlng. Tn motion /.
WIS resolved tllnt on account 0f tho irish distress
there ahnlld bu I'M parade. THIS wn3 first
CARRIED hy Il vote ur II to Q. After hot
discussion tho vote WIS lleu rcponsI;!ereJ,
u1lt iii voto Ut 10 to it WIS rcsulvcd that
tho Irish societies simply walk from thoIy hou1es
to church ind hoar Dvlnu service. dispensing
with tho usllnt pnradr. Tho resolution which
WIS carried, WIS moved by Mr.. r. u. McNamee,
md seconded by Sir. Qulnil, Ut Ut. 4in.'s Ten.
IerItrCo Society. Tho iIquur interest favored
procession.
spsciai Dk'atch to Tas Chicago Tribune,
TnR0STo, Afnrnt, 4.-Wortl has been rcceIrcd
t!Mt Mr. pnrne!t will laye Vt. Louis fur this city
tu-itiorrt'w morning. lIo wilt bo met by Mr.,
Truy, rresE,lunt Of vt, lntrick's Sncloty at Hmm
ttou, who will accompany tlin to this city. On
his nrriral hero Saturday AFTERNOON lls will 10
met by tho Inception Committee aud cscurtel
u tho ftosstn ffoHse, whcro MI address or wei:
COMO will bo rcA,'. 4 humber OF lc,llng gem
ttcMlcn hnvu bcrn Invited to ycats oil tho plat.
fur1a, l,s! H,nst of them linye consented.
Sptetat Dtspatt. % TAs Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA, Mnrcl 4.-Govern.llent officers aro
still tnnklng experiments III gravity GNd lsr-
teAts of Amcrican md Canatlan eoat.oii. md
have fitted ur labnr.'toy for thIs purpose,
where they wl l's oxnartl for some TING 10 tho
testing Or oils and III furnishing such inf.Nu..
tInn tn tlIC Government tH It IlIY rt4lufru tn e1l
, 1880-03-05

10 fHt LuR0F u IHt CiIttHr0 IFlHIHE4
rAyA, ILL.,, Sfnrch 1.-Cnnkling. t.oN,i,, aud
Cameron rny force tho un1ntnsttton Of Gul,.
1,nnt rnr a third torn by tho use nf tho in},-
chine. md tho ". th,ls H'O',t- Ueaoc,tlt may
calt those tplh,sr,l to Il third term sl,tnfs.
hcasls": hut tho nlnrr 1Mrtes will lind tIefnrc
grim tint thur. .trc illsnnd4 uih, thousands
Uf eHrtat And nctEr1 Republicans i.t tho land
WhO will mt utl1Gr my circumstances al1l,iH,rt
them. BUSINESS.
, 1880-03-05

NOTES.

TOPEKA, Kns, Mnrch 3.-Thc Dc1noorntio Stnto
Central Committee hlvo called IL stnto convun-
ton IL hu hull lleru on tho a'!tll Ut Muy.
sKESruCKY.
LDu1svILLE, March l.--The Democratic stnte
Convention, to iln,hthatn delegates tn tho Gl-
:in,lati Convention llas beun called to meet at
Lexington J1lu II.
, 1880-03-05

lsrr,l!|rnn H. ttsN Nniinn. WIN i,e do II, hr
t1th'a HI thltscr himself ,itMlrr ullgutiun3 IL
curry mt hts e,ntr,.ct Wit, EnNklng, i'Mnnr.,l,.
Ms1t LoEnnY ronkitl,R mid Cameron hnsu pur-
formed their .pA,t (tif.r ttllt,sert, 1a'g1I "A
lla hIs E,,nr fur rnpl9h sulilh ~ tint IN t,nIt
tunr itrit ttrsnlHf! thu Southern Atnscs nlnl u
% bring him so.l,o 1elrK,.tcs i, tsapcinto With
tklr. gentlemen frntn New York, r1insylyunia.
mil linns. II tho nl,',ye rr,psrhnl, nr tho siI
tton2 n. +. HlIUEY.
, 1880-03-05
PACIFIC MAIL CHANGE,

BAN FmAaoIs&.,; March A-'rhu private stcec.
tary Of Eo!an4 Stanford, rscslient Ut tbs IT," ,a
trll i'aclllp iialir4ad aud Oco!dvnal ''r.,s ,,,
shamship Company eonllr;ns tho tr'lhft III, ;Is
ut4lan aua Eu4lral t..uiilu ltallr.al*. iIiGl!''"
tho stuatilDr4 City VI pekIA ul,l tity of Iukso'
, 1880-03-05
THOMAS RESIGNS,

C1SctkSATl. O.. March 4.-lIotxlorc Tno"'a' n
to-.l.ht tun.ier.4! his resignation - musical ~.
rector Ut the Cal!cye VI Mus!u. ad publishes !ns ~
correspondence betWeen tho cunMllttce VI uiutt, II
ruutnra 4 hlInsulf, IN Which hu says NJ t.i, tshIis
~ Il musician, ha tpxarti " t's4enttnl. lnsid
wcru tlrnfu nrwltl fully misunderstood. ltteoa'S
do lluthlux but rlAjxIl.
, 1880-03-05

1V 7F 1sHtT'F ~ 175t 7 HfHQ" ITIHHHfs
E1KApEls, H., stnr,1, Two think fic1,. Grant
',rsrrvrs well nf tho rrtlrle for his rminrn,
srrvires rs tn1t|fer, int tu rltct him i.gnln It's
President wtniIt In hu1 nttll t1trursu. ns II
precedent. Tho ti,wrlttnh INV nr ths country
i l4atntt Il. xsr,nnnt hna instructed for hrr
md atMtcalnHn to-tlay In tho jntrl Hthtcd Brir-
ntr. tIn f. oiir first Gttncn f,r President. We
txregt to suptMrt tho nnnre, whoever l,e s,Ipy
bu, but hope it will mot bU tll1,flt.
y. II. & u. Il. WDODWAND,
, 1880-03-05


il hearty nnlntt ar applause. Tho painting RIP
resented tie right nr1hnf Il lai1rtr hnltlnH y
etarsMt'1g!td naiinrr Wnten wna tlnatis'9 tn TIC
t,cw q nreSnhack. r9r.rra.y ."!: = srs:sla,
q'ti f ~ f!"Ic s s,,r e wl,1', ,.ins " ''ee TITO any VIVA
rnOcEEptras t,r r,tg coSvEnr1nx At At. LOula.
II he ,rtttfru A,,otiatsa f'ry,.
f3r,Tntntrk f.ntH,r t.onyrniiu, itl,t in tho Mn.
ennI, iinff nj tltp,,, nn wis uuilc to rlyjrr hy
itmgi, prcyur. Of hi', a,,cartary ii tho Nntlonsi
Executive t!ntnn'ittcc: Twenty state: Wnrt'
ChIs!ey nf New lfn'npshlrt, WA tnu,lr ts,iilM,.
rnrr Ehnrtnnt1. 4 Cnilt,'lttrr m trctlrtltinIs
until \ > 'olnck r. n. .
The CattyNntton rcaascmi,lc,t nt . nol,ok. MT.
no Committee r! Tr:4Irnti",S % MT ,ssE Mit1E iraS
Hugh l'reynr. ur .,hln. addressed tho Golrcntinn
by inyltntlon; Aila'iit nthor things, Mr. rroynr
sHsS @ r Ill., ls u Eth q wrkr k'r'S ror n1 a @ eh,e r
2Gs,nn nregnlnck y"tcrs IN t1le y. country,
,ah Te glr u n tug G''l1se fr1 f 1f am
syyan,,. New lIa!nl'shtrr. l Aska,,H,s. West vlr-
gin'l' sicnrg!a nh! virG!'!i': M,chiKa; ,,!-
Er.k". S M.s, 'lh"Io ,T Isa. 1s,essce
Colorado, Mississippi. Texas, nnd Now York.
r.ErTEtts.
,,ttnHitrIi. n tlttr[11u tjlo nhscnre or iiiu Conn
n,iitc" II. ii. iomcroy nltrrssc. Inc coitvet,tnn
s; istisrs w:s sSi n; fsn snSy iSHS saI%!Ie;T
nc Iaxtla. ufHiflK TIC Convention III III tfllG IL
its prciplHAltti put 1r,oll 1l true Ineu it it1t-
vlsiiX tho Convention to hl1ourn to thfcaHu and
tiItIto With the Convention to ho held there Ill
lii. pomcroy brought on tho Platform II finely
cSrcMte paltny " " p tMo @ Anrla ,s',."9 :, a. p.
aEss % ~ a,e sripe]a ] nt Wic, Mns nr,'!1 IL
su ~ og rt,,a i..,t Rstcnot1x t '.,e ~ IL
let ..!M tnerp mMs wv tno r. s! % t.,,'tas V,,o.
ai nr,1ow v,,a ut, ~ a ioi eo'e'' '""'e'
s1s. roMEt.oy SPOKE.
kvlng the origin aut history uf tho Rrcrn-
Erck, tho work It performed during tho
Wnr, nntl told hn,v since tt,cl, 1t Ind tleu dc.
, 1880-03-05

this cnstntry fr,n is7n 10 ls;1 there arc hsasr'
Germans. Enw fully lhrec. smlrths ut tllcsn hr"
mon M tho 1tst nRts. fr"n, 70 teln ychfH, 1lesr
t}crir'an poi,tntloM WIN i,lvcr, heard mllGli Of
tilnrt's tn{lltury exploits. md WIN, cnrt lttta'
nth,st them. Thcsc iMrn wntlt be carrcillly
strr,nT III their opposition IL ur,lnt As il thtr-
term candidate. While any nthor ncpubElcun
tlpY would 10 t1pt tu &MnHurt."
, 1880-03-05
Fires.


NEAR DAvESrOnr, IA.
sptttt' D'tp"tth 10 me Chteapo 7ftsu..
DAvsSpaisr' 1a:. March 4.-i.elrkln,'s b,n.
cry, nlt,t twt, n.'es '':l'w tho clty, WIS alno,,
Tile tntal loss Is csttratc ut n,ru,s ~, ~,
which tllere tE IN lnsut1t1tco If nbtSt ~ q
Ihc btttlnT ct'ntaiilcd 5tj to sOI ln,SSct;'! SSt;' J:
tmrlny nnl ErGn. ht,d fiAn worth Of ie's ics' ~ ?!
, 1880-03-05

GALVESTON. Tux, Mnrch t.-A spcciat FINN
scysi9n, Guadalupe Colttty. n'ro,'nccs tho bum.
Ing III GAllnghcr's furniture stare, thu tltt.
Frinws' Hull. mid tho residence ut Mr.. D'1I,..
tllu banker. LOSS, considerable; lnsurlucc. one,,
nth. '"s'
, 1880-03-05

10 tht Editor e} The Caieaeu Tribune.
bAnsiHo, Miet., ffnrch III MI nut rcafy to
subscribe TO tho irleu TINT my nt,n mntl hollis
this country ut, by tic tn1l, IN It werv: ind tlh-
I'll nm rcny. ytu cnn put mo s1''wn ~ not
ffMvorai,E nrMns fur third term. Anything III
luAt nritiIt y ut GhrtHt, il my ptutfrnl. bano
'lrst, Grulst lust, fs whit is the inattur with
4 EttlCAOO DRUMMER
, 1880-03-05


LDxb0S, Stureh tin tllo llo,1sH Ut I.onls tho
Irish llrIluf I'LL psls4ed through tho Cu,nulttco
wltAnut ptnoIItlslIrnt.
TEtthinI.d pkSTiTl1Tt0N.
1nHullS, March IA correspondent oil hoard
thu 0uyetiDllIent stu!IsnHr (tl,suWk replrta tuNt
t3le Inhabitants Ut tho IstlIliA Ut InIIstnrls,
Gslnty MuyO uro lii u tvsrible state Ut lestItu-
Ton.
, 1880-03-05

7 ~ " FFFAFC91EsSsI 1sJEt II
CISCrHHATT, Mnrch 4.-At Winchester. t.
yesterday, flrc originated III Mnrtt,'e ptrn,s .s
md spread rapidly to Tie ndlnrctlt bu,il,n..
destroying ttle t}nofie cnrncr, hIra, Tsr,a.''
buildings nntt Col. 'rhompsun's bluck. IL
$l5,UQ0; fnststN1ace, $l0,tSU. 1''''
, 1880-03-05
{lluIlEhl.

New YaHK, Aarch 4.-TAo Standard ConsoI-
tiu,ed Mining cnmpaly h.s declared monthly
dividend of 35 cents per sAarc, payable MArch u.
, 1880-03-05

IN ST. GROIN FALLS, MINI.
Spfeiaf Dispatea 10 The Chteaeo 7rsbunt
ST. PAttf'. Ma,tn.. March 3.-Cnshtug IIouse, Al
burned to-duy. Loss, *i,MN. 0's'
, 1880-03-05
CHICAGO.

Tho tlarrl from lgox 6as ut T:01 last cycnlr,
wis caused by tho burning out Of chI,uner At
No. ~ Pnrk nvcnue, occupied by John Allen
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-11-12
Sea-COast SuperstitiOns,

S~ea-coast people, like sailors, are full
of superstitions. Near Cape Henlopen
there are some remarkable dunes, OF
hills Of sand, about which the fisher
men have hung legends as remarkable,
These dunes arise out of the sea, appar.
emily without any cause, and advance
steadily to the south, inexorably bury
ing whatever comes in their ways A
lofty pine forest near Henlopen shows
now but a few twigs of its topmost
branches.
The coast people account for them by
the story that a pirate ship was wrecked
on this beach in 1880, and that, when the
drowned pirates were given Christian
burial, the angry sea sent in these living
hills of sand to punish the sacrilege. II
is a fact that they have covered the
homes Of the people who buried the
pirates, while the graves long since
were buried by the tide, and the bones
washed back into the ocean.
A singular fact is that of the large
news which exist in the Landes Of
Southern France, similar legends art
told. These vast hills, in their terrible
march, have covered whole villages and
farms. and according to the coast people
they are always the messengers of the
sea to avenge some impiety against God,
Among the fishermen on our Northern
coast, it is believed that a child cannot
die until the mother submits to let him
go. God" they say, "giJes the
mo ther a share absolutely in her child
with which ever He would not NEEDLE
and until she gives it up death cannot
take it," Another belief is that death
among coast people always takes place
with the turn of the tide, or that 1.-THE
soul goes out with the sea-"
Farther south, there is superstition
which sentences the souls of those I'M
stable human beings who have been
neither good nor bad in life, who had
neither courage to resist the devil, nor
openly to join him, TO float forever in
the mist and fog, unable to rest foot on
land or sea. Another makes the sea-hill
and fishes the abode of condemned
spirits.
1t would be curious to trace these
superstitions to their source and find
whether they have originated in the
imagination of sailors and fishermen
during their lonely lives, or are merely
the fragments of old heather beliefs still
lingering in these isolated corners of the
world, among the defendants Of old
Saxons and Scandinavians.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-11-12
weighing Cattle by Measure.

The following rules are given by
which the weight Of cattle can be as
certained approximately by measure
ment:
Take the length Of the back from the
curve Of the tail TO the fore end of the
shoulder blade. and the girth around the
breast just behind the forelegs. These
dimensions must be taken in inches.
Multiply the girth by the length. and
divide by LA. If the girth is less than
three feet multiply by eleven; If between
three and five feet mu ltiply by twenty
three; If between seven and nine feet
multiply by thirty-one. If the animal
is very lean one-twentieth must be
added.
Another way is to take all dimensions
as before, in feet, and then multiply the
square of the girth by the length, and
that product by 1886. The result will
be pounds. If you desire TO know what
an animal will dress multiply the live
weight by the decimal COS; the product
approximates TO the actual net weight,
very closely.