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MANCIIEATER AND VICINITY.

A Richmond Jpry-A jury from Rich
mond has been summoned TO try the suit
OF Meredith Us. City Of Manchester, which
is expected TO come up in the Hastings
Court next Thursday morning. phe re-
suit OF this suit will prove Of much interest
to number OF our citizens who
have suffered by the grading OF the
streets, for it relates to this matter.
Judge Clopton will preside. The follow
ing gentlemen have been summoned as the
special jury from n list furnished by the
Judge OF that court to try the cause: Thomas
Boiling. William +. Johnson, John +. Rec
nault, William A. Wyatt, Andrew +. Elicit
r. j. Muse, l.. a. Crenshaw, j. II. EIlyson,
George A. N0lling. Harry ;. Price, \
Burke. John w. Sarvey, Samuel {. Shield
w. j. Carpenter. r. p. Mayo, G. 7. BIN
ford, Asa snyder, G. /. QuarIes, F. II. VII
liams, j. ii. BeeglestOn.
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ABSTRACT OF FINAL RRY0R7 OF Hos. Il
NJ. Il. HUNTER, TREASURES or TIE LEI
MONUMENT Ass0C1ATioN.-In October, 1870
Genera! Lee died, and in November follow.
ing the Association was formed, with Cen
cral Jubal A. Early as president and Colo.
mel w. III. Palmer as treasurer. In 1871
the Association was incorporated.
In October, 1875, the affairs OF the Asso.
citation were turned over 10 Board OF Man.
ayers, and Colonel Palmer rendered q bal.
ance-sheet TO January /, 1876, by which II
appeared that Sl,695.SS had been collected
and SS71 .63 had been disbursed on accoun,
Of expenses, and he paid over 10 me S1,022.
being the net balance OF 1924. 20 principal
and S197.S0, four years interest thereon.
The receipts by the Board Of Managers
Excluding the amount paid by Colonel
Paimer) and the expenses OF administration
year by year are as follows:
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RENIARKAnLE CASE.

The wonderful curative powers Of the root ana
herb system OF treating disease was never moie
srikingiy Illustrated than In the case OF Mr John
r. Heibner. who lives in No. l31 III west Main sreet'
Richmond. Va. This gentleman was victim TO the
dreadful disease CONSUMPTION, accompanied uy
liberation of The small bronica. He was also SUI
f.rer from Bright's Disease and Chronic Gaslriiis
and after applying in vain to the best physicians Oh
Richmond was eiyeE over 10 die.
There arrived here, in :he city Of Richmond on
the slh of January physician by the name of X. j
LA FONZO, a gentleman whose knowledge or tlS
use OF roots and herbs Is simply perfect.
lie has been taught all the healing powers of th'
vegetable kingdom by the native Indians Of the sai
West.
It's said he understands just what to prescribe In
each and every case. The case of Mr.. Helbner va
cured in less than ten days by The pressed juice OF
Ar-gee-see.lota herb. Ths herb as prescribed b.
Dr. LA FONZo was never known 10 fail. The goO'
people who have heard of the loCd IN she
nrai.e of DIR. LA FoNZo. and the Doctor VIII con
tnue to treat the sick at his Office a, the -. goare
| Hotel. Richmond, Va.
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THE DAILY PGAYEI-MEErING at Associa-
tion Hall was largely attended on Saturday
evening, and conducted by Rev. Or. pIes, Pres,
ton. who based an address OF great interest
mon mo the parable of the Prodigal Son. A
large number Of requests for prayer were
presented and remembered in earnest pell'
tons to the Throne Of Grace, led by kev,
MIR. Williams, j. d. X. Sleight, ESD, ahI ~
others. A pleasant and hopeful feature o.
this meeting was the increased attendance
OF young men. n,;nuod %,
These meetings have now continueu io'
,,vo weeks without interruption. The at
tendance has been uniformly large, VIII
the interest deep and increasing. sun
thougb many desire them TO be continued
the managers have for good, reasons de
cided to Suspend them for the present a
least, though they may be resumed a' III
early day.
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Brief Hems.--COlonel John j. Clarke,
resident Of this city, has recently been ap-
pointed superintendent OF the Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta railroad. The
Charlotte and Augusta papers speak well OF
the manner in which he fills the position.
Several persons from Richmond took
part in the musicale at Beethoven Hall Fri
day night.
The Hastings Court and grand jury will
meet this morning at IL O'Clock.
Justice Foster will have several important
civil cases before his court tomorrow morn
inc bearing upOn the unlawful detention
OF property.
Several members OF the Legislature were
in our city yesterday viewing the attrac'
lions here.
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A BEN EFF n CTR L s IS g.

just Open the door for her. and Mrs Winslow will
prove the Americas Florence Nightingale of the
Nursery. Or This We are so that we will teach
our /" Susy" 10 say ~ blessing on Mrs. Ninslow "
for helping ber to survive and escape TIE gripping
collcsins, and teethinr sitge. Mrs. WIraL0W's
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the child from pain.
and cures dysentery AMI diarrhea. IL sofseas the
gums, re,tuces Inflammation. n.cUres wind-eo e. aud
carries shs infant safely TIA ough the oeihing criod
II performs precisely whT % professes 10 perform,
every ptrt OF it-nothing leSs We have neve Tste
SIrs. Whsshow-kuow her on.y Through The prc.'era-
tiOn OF hey Soothing Syrrp, for Children Teeth
ing" If we had the power we would make heci a-
she Is, pb ysica savior to the :dant Sol gby
| all druggists. 2j cents bOiiA. de 3-eOdl ,
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PROFESSOR WINsTON'S LECTURES on AS
TRoyOMY.-The IOnng Mems Christian AS
sociation is to be congratulated upon having
secured the services OF Professor {. ii.
Winston for series Of popular lectures on
Astronomy. The first lecture OF the course
will be delivered tomorrow night at Asso-
citation Hall, and the favor with which this
announcement has been received would in
dicate that a large audience may be expect
ed. Professor Winston is most attractive
lecturer, and we are sure that all who at
tend will be pleased and profited. Mem
bers of the Association admitted free.
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A periIOuS Ride.

NARROW ESCAPE OF TWO NEW WORKERS WHO
TOOK A DANGEROUS RIDE IN THE DARK.
The following is dispatch from Marl-
borough, y. Y.
Two New York drummers had perilous
ride and a narrow escape from death near
this place on Sunday night last. They LETT
Newburg early in the afternoon with horse
and buggy and drove TO Piattekill, Ulster
county. to transact some business. Having
flushed it, they started to return by way OF
this village. The road from the Platte
kill Valley to Marlborough is n hard and
difficult one TO travel even in broad day
light. The roadway is clrcuitous, and
about midway between the two villages
named il crosses over what is known as
Flat Rock" At one point ON the "Flat
Rock" il runs at an angle Of iily-hve de-
grees. On one side the unwary traveller
will tbump bis wagOn-wheels against big
boulders, while on the other he is in dan
ger Of being thrown down precipice sixty
| feet deep. The oldest residents In this
neighborho0d are careful after dark how
they cross the Rock" and at present
strong efforts are being made to collect
sufficient money by subscription to bulid
roadway in safer place. Leaving
| Plattekill at about 6 O'Clock the drum
mers started for Newburg. The night was
dark and dismal one, and they had no
| lantern with them. For nearly four hours
they drove about the mountain without
meeting single person. Again and again
they shouted, with the view OF attracting
some person who was acquainted with The
road and voulG safely guide them on their
| Journey. But all to no purpose. suddenly
they were dumped down precipice to the
brush and roots of trees below. They groped
about in the dark, shouting for assist
ance. The attempt to get the horse and
buggy out would have incurred risk OF lie.
! For an hour or more they sat and smoked,
and pondered over their misfortune. Neal
midnight farmer drove along who had
been TO the river-front to meet the Pough'
keepSie night-boat. He had lantern, anC
with bis assistance the drummers were eX
tricated from their predcament. The horse
and buggy were pulled out OF the hole, botl
in badly damaged condition. AS 1t was,
the drummers had narrow escape Will
their lives, as they had met with the accl
dent only few feet from the Flat-Rock
precipice.
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raDttOl Notes.

,,,n,,. -. us SATURDAY NIGHT-LOUIsl
No,,yy ,T,o,, ygr,. NsIDERtD- COMMITTEE on
CH.RAcTrp-cosy,. CT LABOR. &C.
Tho poyd,,s,or cane. rs held in the Senate
chamber ON Sunday oh 'ht nominated the
following judges
No,tOway-W. II. MGH1. =,
Norfolk city-David j. C0dh, U.
Prince Wiliam-C Charles c. HO O"eisoh'
potsylyania-Robert +. Wafer,
The nomination OF Mr.. Woolfork ~ "us'
OF Louisa county was TecoDsidercc dese wv
the most powerful resistance on the part H.
Mr.. VALE. the delegate from that county,
Mr.. Vale said he regarded IL as bad-Very
bad-treatment. A new ballot being t2ken,
the vote stood: WoOlfork. 26; Brooke, 20
Thercupon Il motion was made that the eau
Gus adjourn, and 1t was carried on a re-
corded vote. Mr.. Vale came out OF the
caucus talking with brother-members in an
excited tone.
Leading members OF the Readjuster party
are seriously alarmed about the question as
TO when the Judges elected since the 1st OF
January enter upon their term. They are
apprehensive that the Governor will not
issue them commissions until late in The
year.
The Caucus Committee on Character TX.
X. K.) have found Mr.. Claiborne, nominee
for Judge OF Franklin county. not guilty of
the charges preferred against him by Gene
raj Jubal a. Early.
There are only few more judges to be
elected. The work will probably be over
by Tuesday or Wednesday.
OPPOSED TO CONVICT LABOR.
Before the Committee on Public Institu-
tiOns on Saturday Senator Atkinson made
an address upon bill which was under
consideration in opposition to convict Ia
Dor being worked in competition with hon.
est labor. The bill was postponed until
Tuesday, when parties interested can be
heard.
MEETING OF TIDEwATER MEN.
A notice was read in the Senate on Satur-
day TO the effect that tonight at s O'Clock
in The Senate Chamber there will be meet
ing OF members Of the Senate and House OF
Delegates representing Tidewater, to take
into consideration questions OF interest to
their constituents.
THE LIQUOR BILL.
The Senate Finance Committee will meet
this morning at 10 O'Clock, in the clerks
Office of the Senate, to consider Mr. Fulker-
sons liquor bill.
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MEETING OF TIDEWATER MEN.

The Senate Finance Committee will meet
this morning at 10 O'Clock, in the clerks
Office of the Senate, to consider Mr.. Fulker-
sons liquor bill.
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DEATH OF VETERAN PRINTER.-Satur-
day morning about 8 O'Clock Mr.. Nathaniel
G. Smith, printer Of this city. who was at
one time employed on the DiSpdtch, was
taken with violent hemorrhage on Twelfth
street in rear of the Dispatch building.
The ambulance was sent for, and, while
conveying him 10 the almsbou>e, he died.
DR.. Tavlor viewed the body but deemed an
irdnest unnecessary. Deceased at the time
OF hi, dea.h was employed As compositor
on the Jghiq. lie was one OF the Oldest and
most widely-known printers in the city.
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81

The aggregated receipts are. including
the amount paid by Colonel Palmer, $780,
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TuE .InyFs FAMILY BENEFIT TO NIGHT

THE JONES FAMILY BENEFIT TO NIGHT
Pinafore will be repeated at Mozart Hall to-
night-posityeIy for the last time, 1t Is
said-for the benefit OF The needy and dis
tressed family OF Mr.. George W. Jones,
who fell from Il scaffolding at the new
dcpot at the head Of Broad street a few
DAYS since and was killed. Dir. Jones
left wife and several children, who are
penniless. and the cast OF Mr.. Siegei's eX-
cellent amateur company, and in fact ell
other members of the company, have ten
dered Mr. Jones's family benefit. Oi
course there will be a line audience and a
delightful entertainment. Reserved seats
may be had at JObnstOn'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

Mr.. ARMsTRoNG's READINGS AT ST. MARX s
CHURCH LECTURE-ROOM O-NIGHT.-Rev. j..
G.. Armstrong, rector OF the Monumental
church, will give an evening OF his interest
ing readings at st. Marks church lecture
room tonight at O'Clock for the benefit OF
| the Pastors Aid Society. The programme
Will be interspersed with vocal and insiril-
mental music, and a most enjoyable evening
! is promised Reserved seats may be had at
Ramos & Moses's music-store, on Main
| street
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Ir,sh Relief Society.

The following letter fully explains ltseb
and reflects credit on the Society making
the liberal contribution: 80.
RICHMOND, January II, 1880.
Thomas Potts, Esq, Treasurer Irish Re
lief Fund:
Dear sir,-It affords me great pleasure te
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

VESSEL CLEARED.-The Norwegian bark
Jens Brandt, Nelson master, cleared from
the custom.hOuse Saturday with an assorted
cargo, valued at S39, ,Si9.G3. While this YES
sci was living in the dock here fight oc-
Cured between several OF the seamen,
which resulted in the first mate having a
portion Of one OF bis fingers bitten oil By
one of the sailors. who was intoxicated at
the time. The Slior has since been con.
fined IN the city Jail, and will be released
after the vessel sails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

Improvements. City Engineer LipscOmb
has had Il force Of hands engaged in placing
gravel upon the rough portions OF sew
eral Of the principal streets in the city du-
ring the past week. The holes near the
Free bridge. which have for some time been
very dangerous to vehicles, are being filled.
The roadway there viii! soon be put in
GOOD order.
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PERsoNAL.-We are pleased 30 see that Mr..
EVERETT WADDY has been admitted to an in
terts in the book and stationary business Of Mr..
j. \. YASCEY. Mr. WADDr = an INDUSTRIOUS
courteous young gentleman, and we are conhdent
that the energetic spirit which has raised nm 70
this position viii now acquire renewed yigor' ana
will marx OF greater success for The iirm ot
J. 4. YANCEY & Co.
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send you the enclosed check for $3.50, made
PAYABLE TO your order, the donation OF the
Catholic Beneficial Society OF This city to
the famine-stricken people OF ireland.
Wishing our Society were able TO donate
twenty times as much, am, very respect.
fully yours, +. j. REILLY,
Pre- sdent {. B. S.
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THIS THEATRE TO-NIGHT.-Mr. Frederick
Paulding, the young tragedian, who it j.
said is supported by fine company, will
commence an engagement at the Thea
ire tonight. Tonight be appears in Tom
Taylor's play-The FooPs Revenge. Re,
served seats may be had at the Theatre and
at JobnstOn's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

DR.. Busch. in his latest volume OF De,
marckiana, tells 40 extremely good stor! Oh
way the Chancellor has to ria bImseu Oh
people who stay too long. you must hase
many tiresome visits" said LoIu a Oao
Russell to him one day when he had ca,,eo;
" How do you manage TO rld youuseIi VI
hores2v "Ob, il Is very easy" replied
Bismarck. "My wife always knows tne
people / don't care to waste tiine over,
and she invariably comes In ID Tue MOI;
nnro,,8s manner 10 disturb the interview"
Hardly had the words lett blsmaIcks nps
when fbe door opened and the Princess ap'
peared, and gave practical demohstra.ion
OF the system by remarking, aIter powins
to the British Ambassador: "rray, oon
forget. dear Otto. that you baye some meo'
cine to take to-day"
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Sent on for Petty LarceNy-Laura Fish
er r(colored) was examined before the Mayors
Court last week and was sent on to the
grand jury OF The Hastings Court by May or
Clarke to be indicted for petty larceny.
About one dozen witnesses have been sum-
moned 10 testify in this case.
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TABLEAUX AND CsNCERT.-On Friday
night, January 23d, there Will be an eXnl-
bition of statuary, tahleaux, and concerl
at Mozart Hall by the ladies' OF sidney bap-
fist church for the benefit OF the church
Professor Minor, late OF Georgia, viii nave
charge of the entertainment.
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nm rrrr'S PIuaS.
pN. ts''-ll--'->~.S,-,-- ->~.S,-,----'--~-'>''-''
npTrs PILLS.
.r,,,,ous OF A TORPID LIVER.

,o,c,,,e. Bowels Costive; rain IN 'he
Lcss @ I'm I'm .ensa,ion in the back part; falp
Hesa Wlte ..,,.,er.R ade fullneSs After Eatinc
UaAf 'he ss .,n,,Isn 70 cxertion of body or mind
With dislu.,S T,nper; Low Spirits. with feeling
Irrlse'al =, ,,ac,cd some duty; weariness, DiSs''
Ct hAviHE :, the Heart. Dots Before the Eye
nssS fa,s.u fa,,'. uc,dache, generally over the r'gh'
yellow .s sAu' with hifdl dreams: Highly
Cosorcd Urine ,,p ,-Surrprp Sc.
u Elous DISEASES WILL SOON
BY DEVELOPED.
-,.rr,s FILLS are especially adapted 10 s"co
a,.e ,sccis such a change Of feeling al
% o,,.onish the sufferer
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS;
NOTTINGHAM LAcEs for curtains;
CURTAIN MUsLINs;
CARRIAGE BLANKETS;
CRIB, CRADLE and BED-BLASEErs:
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, RUGS, and MATS;
CLoAKs, DOLMASs, and CIRCULARS;
DREsS-TRIM,ISGs in great variety are :ow being
closed out at low prices az
LEVY BROTHERS.
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of The tee III with gritty preparations Inc 'ee''
Ar 90 valuable to be iriaed with "hen s1no ~
a,', have f,lse ones or "gum" yourself through
|, ,,oa Tee sozopoSr. which contains 10 grit. IL
o,sa,ses the mouth and yitalizes the Secretions'
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PARDONS REFUSED Governor Holiday
refused on Saturday to pardsn George Rat
toone (white) and w. ". Scott (colored).
Scott was sent from Campbell county for
two wears for seduction. Rattoone Is a Ca
madam, and was convicted in the Circuit
Court OF Chosterfirid for DEMONSTRATING IN
1866, and sentenced by the late Judge +. IA.
Chambers to the penitentlary for eighteen
I
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FOR OFFENSIVE BRsA' I'll from decayed teesi
and diseased gums, use y.EADE & BAKERS CAR
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RlTHsA WATER.
DELNONT LITHIA WATER.
ID NEW KENT COUNTY. Wv
A SURE CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER, NEU-
RALGiA. AND ALL DISEASES OF
THE BLADDER AND KiDNEYSS

ITS Analysis, TESTIMONIALS. &C.,
Virginia Is noted tor the mineral waters o-vrvat
curative powers which abound all over the Sface
OF the state: but hone are more entitled 10 favor
than new rival which has only come into efice
within the last few months. This Is the won rIul
BELMONT LITHIA WATER,
whose marvellous curative powers are s'fes'e roy
many well-kDown citizens. IL IL no, sprng, sto-
ject TO fluctuations IN IT'S supply, bat an
ARTESIAN WE'LL,
hayirg its source remote IRON The outlet and 30 "
ing forth rs health h-gyhg waters In Ueysr-fait
Ing. ever steady sreqm.
he following analysis made by the accomplished
State Chemlst. Dr. WILLIAM II TAYLOR. seis for n
It's claim As amongst the rerV foremost in rs curs-
tive properties:
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UENRIco PooRHoUsE. The Henrieo Coun.
~ Court was engaged Saturday In hearing
the county poorhouse case; mention OF
which has already been made la the Dis
nnfch. The Court decided that the title 10
the property which is TO be purchased Tor
fhe noorhouse site Is clear. A decision as
To whether the Meadow estate Is the pes'
place for the building will be given to''
week.
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AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
VERSIlFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

T., e,un,enance Is pale and leaden-colored, with
,,.,oos, su,hes or 4 circumscribcd spot on one or
b,h cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
s,e. an azure senicirclc runs along the lower eye
M. Tie nose is irritated, sweIs, ara sometimes
n..ss. , swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
hs,5,cbe. with bunm.ng or throbbng of the ears;
A. unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
toryu. breath very foul, particularly in the morn
,eg; appetite variable, sometimes yOracious' with
.krs.ing sensation of the stomach, at others en-
tir,ly goae; hCeiiu= pains in the stomach; occa-
,,snal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
ou, the abdomen; bowels irregular at times co'tVe;
soo'. slimy. not unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid respiration
occasionally difficult, aud accompanied oy hic-
cousb: cough sometimes dry and convulsiye' un-
EASY and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
ee,h; temper variable, but generally irritable &c
Whenever he above symptoms are found to exis
DR.. c. McLANE'S VRRMlFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT a CURE.
IT DOES not CONTAIN MERCURY
naryGrm. Hisan innocent preparation, not ca
pslI. u doing the slightest injury to the mos
tad, lgGnt.
The genuine DIR. MCLANE's VERMlFUGE bear
he signatures Of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS
% the wrauIer.
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| ". ELLYsc CO.. advertising agents, insert A.
We rtisements IN al of the newspapers OF the Un..
STA es st publishers rates. Orders left at tie ne
pate countigg-room will receive prsmt stt.r
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III II DISPATCH,
TEttsis' or ADVERTISING.
T,O THE PUBLi,,.-It IS str,pe. thar IN,

l. Of our cigsr-'ganufscf srers must adysffisc i'm
The Baiiipffye Sun for hinis when 10 our sfrfs,rl
tnowledre fbese sre mum FER of frs,-cIass esxaf-
makers who afe and have been IDLE since bef1&e the
holidays, and Who are cIiiDus snd native, of this
city. and II the home manufsctfs~rs OF Ricbnk,hA
~ the cigar line ytfuse work 10 Der osn citiz q
who have first c'sifs 10 labor. givils ysne rcccirrd
Tor The wages they get for their ssx wnat sbosld
we, the WorsipgmeBr do In the fg'are 10 prvtscf
ourselves. Why does This firm ref &c 10 emp,oy
these men simply tscanse thev are membprs II
the Cigar Makers Tra3s Union, No. 1888 who DO
not wish to work for les than .hc folio tug.named
hrms are AZ present. p1yia.. 10 wit:
OLIVER 4 ROBINSON, Manufacturer, of @
and Purity brands.
r., WHfTLOCK. manuf-urer Of Plc.v,c and
Model brands.
g. G. sALAM0NE. mar 'yac;urer of O. x and
King-of,the Sea brands.
WILLIAM WALKER. msssfacturer OF Ceic-
brslcd Case and Cabinet brands.
y.C. KAUFMAN. manufacture OF Turs cy sspL.
THOMAS STREAT, manufatssrer Of NewsBo-
ranza brand.
II. WAGNER, manufacturer Of Monume,saI
brand.
=. BosCHEN. manufacturer Of Clear.hs, ,Trssx
brand. * HARRIS.
President Cigar Makers IL Nm. No. 1888
Executive Board Members: JOi'H HOGAN. II.
WALLERsTEiN. JOHN A. BElER, &. BRANCH. q ..
Il: suULIz, II. W. STUBS. and WILL AN ESRIcH~
IA 1D-lt*
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WEATHER REPORT,

INDICATIONS FOR SUSDAY-For the Mid
die States, partly cloudy weather, local
rains, falling followed by rising barometer,
winds generally from south to west, with
slight changes IN temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, light local rains, light. va
riable winds. nearly stationary temperature
and nrpsSurp
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