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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-21

MAIIlNGs. OIL CLOTHS, AND CAR
~ rnIs.-i have inst received a full line OF
lhihkzt MATTfNGs OF al grades,
,a.n,,rsis: ,,.,,..: giL<cioIHs, rugs. MATS, &c.
suADfs; a fall line of PApfIsHxNf,iNGs0 OF
ssnasies. an. wolk done 10 town or onnfry. All or
',Is ysy9pt'5 atteGded 70. A. JENNINGS.
VS'<m 30. 1911 Main street.
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PERsoNAL-BRIEP ITEMs.-Finday Har
ris, Esq, OF the Abingdon Standard, is in
the city.
! 1lessrS. II. II. Riddleberger. OF Shenan.
doah: John Paul. OF Rockingham; and G.
II. Causey. OF Nansemond, clerk OF the Sen
ate. are in the city.
A R@adiusttr committee was busy yester.
day canyassing Jefferson Ward, attempting
TO secure names OF parties who would give
their consent 20 he candidates for ward Of
ticers at the ensuing municipal election.
VI. Glennan, Esq, OF Norfolk. and Judge
Robert Ould. OF Richmond, were selected
alternates TO the delegates at large TO Gin
ciunati by the State Convention Wednesday
night. Their names were omitted from our
report.
Yesterday morning an unknown colored
boy, in attempting to get out OF the way OF
"a customer, accidentally ran his head into
an oval showousc at the store OF McAdams
&c Berry, aud received painful injuries
The Richmond Social Cub VIII give n co.
tilion SOiree at the Pump-House next Mon
day night.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Citizens Bank Of Richmond will take
place June Sd.
A grand picnic is announced to take
place at West. End Park Mondiy, May 24th
The last through street-car now leaves
Morton's garden ut SAP =. NJ, and return
ing leaves Rockets at 9:32 p. NJ.
Mons. +. Ger0i, a former well-known
reStGurateur, is In the city.
The cantata entitled IAN Hour in Fairy
land" will be performed tonight at Mozart
Hall by the pupils OF Mrs. Clements. Re-
served seats may be had at the music-store
OF Messrs. Ramos IL Moses.
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court Ne,cS.- The Hastings Court-Judge
Clopton presidine-was in session short
while yesterday and was engaged in trying
ehancery eases. This court will meet again
o-day at II O'Clock.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court, after hay
ing been in session ten days, has adjourned
for the term.
Several criminal cases will come up for
trial at the Mayors Court this morning.
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PINAFORE NEXT WEEK.-The box sheet
for the sale Of reserved seats to the opera OF
PinafOre, which will be given at Mozart Hall
next Monday. is now open at c. +. John
ston's, and those who desire to 3ecure
choice seats should get them at once. Mr..
Greensfelder is now in town, and the re-
rainder OF the cast, including Mrs. Rich
ings- Bernard, will most probably arrive on
Saturday. The opera is being carefully re-
hearsed, and fine performances may be look
ad for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-21

No THoRoUGHPARE.-Fourteenth street
from Main to Franklin remains o'ocEaded
in consequence OF the necessary work being
done In putting down new water-mains.
The work Is done by the city cha'u'gang,
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NJ. ELLYsoN N co., advertising agents insert ad
vertisements la all Of the newspapers or the Unitse
SuH.es a. publishers rates. Orders left at the DG
patch counting-room Will reveiys prsmrt astsD
tIOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-21

DR.. TUFTS PILLS is purely vegetable concen-
iratioD for keeping the bowels In natural motion
and cleansing the system Of all Impurities, and a
positive cure for ConEiDaiicn. They restore the
diseased Liver, Stomach. and Kidneys to heat'1ai
action, while at the same time they Urace and ia-
yigOrate the whole system.
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". GODDIN, 4 =. NJ, executors ssfe Of brick
dwelling and vacant lot attached on the south
side of Clay between Fourth and fifth streets.
RICHARDSON & co. 3 T. W.. building lots on
Twenty-seyenth street between and L. near
yenabe.
GRIBBS Il WILLIAMS, 3 p. NJ. brick dwelling
No. 12T west Duyal street, between Clarke and
Prince streets.
RICHARDSON & CO.. 3 p. NJ. trustees sale OF lot
of grOuud on Twenty-seyenth rect.
JNO. +. EACGHTON, JR., 10 A. ", large lot oi
housebOd furniture, &c.
PAINE < NOWLIN, p. W.. at 1904 Cary street
200 bushels " Peerless " seed potatoes.
nAS MACpoUGALL. l01 A. NJ. household furni-
lure haeateIe-tabe, awning, counters. &c.
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Police COURT.-The docket at the Police
Court was smaller yesterday than it has
been for several weeks. Acting Police
Justice j. j. Crutch6eld presided, and dis
posed OF the following cases:
William B. Courtney. charged with as
saulting and abusing Ii. NJ. Coghill. Dis
missed.
Hester and Eleanor Harris, charged with
Keeping house of ill-fame, were discharged.
To-day several continued cases will be
called
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
CARRIAGES. BUGGuEs. &c.

w &. SMITH, c&Rx>
W scARRiA6E ANUFACTURER.s ss3z@sxz.
soe NORTH FIFTH STREET.
,,nsying greatly increased my facilities for the
nAnufAtJrkk AND REPAIR OF CAR
nih5Es am now prepared to do work In best syle
a. a. LOW PRICES. Any style Of earriage made tn or
s W. Esj MATES FIRSISHED for general re-
pa,,s sna sATfsfAcTION GUARANTEED. LAM
TTnntILtIIEs. FAMILY CARRIAGES, PHAE.
igns. bLoSlEs, ac., on hand. a call solicited.
~, o'im w. q. SMITH.
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wool WANTED.

Having received orders direct from manufac-
ilreIs for
WOOL,
We are prepared 10 pav the highest ca h market
price for same. shipments made 10 us shall have
our attention. and Iemiitauces promptly made.
Early shipments advisable. Bags furnished free on
application. II. WALLERSTEIN & Co,
General Commission Merchants.
No. l south Fifteenth street.
-annlI In \. In
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A NCHoR LINE. &fK

UNITED STATES MAiL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, 500 to $50. STEtRAGE, s2s.
These steamers do not carry CATTLE sheep, or pigs.
And evfrv SATURDAY.
EENs YORK To LONDON DIRECT.
q RIMS, itj tot65. Excursions al Reduced Rates.
Pas ~ ger accolI.- odatiOns are unsurpassed.
All SO te. CONS on Main Deck.
PASSENGERS Dooxen at lowest rates u or from any
Railfesd station In Europe or America.
Draf sssue at lowest rates, payable free or charge
throughcat England. Scotland, and Ireland.
For books cf Information. plans. Sc.. apply 10
UENnERsON BHoTHERs, 7 Bowling Green. y. Y.
or GEDRGE w. ALLEN & 90,
or !. T.. GIBSON.
Southern Express Company. Richmond,
or A. W, ,GARBER.
S26 Main street, Richmond.
Richmond. Va.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, falling followed by STA
tionary or rising barometer, warm SOUTH
crly veering 10 cooler north or west winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather, followed on
Friday by increasing cloudiness and local
rains.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, y; 4;
Q A. NJ, 10; noon. 90; 3P. NJ, 81; p.
NJ. 81; midnight, II.
Mean temperature. S23.
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Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Washington, -. G., Newbtrne. Washington. and
Tarboro', n. G.. aud all points In Eastern North
Carolina also, tor Eastern Shore Of virginia, Hamp-
ION. Old Point. aud all regular landings on James
river, at LOWEST RATES. J.. a.. TATUM,
ntpnIfQf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-21

THE Dry SPELL.-During the past few
days he Dispatch reporters enjoyed unu-
sual facilities for learning the state OF opin-
ion OF welI-nfOrmed, practical farmers
from all portions OF the State in reference
to the effect and probable consequences Of
the protracted drought There was but
one opinion, and that was that the dry spell
was unprecedently ruinOus TO the growing
crop, and that it poriended still greater dis
astPr. The drought appears TO be very
general, and is exciting great uneasiness.
Yesterday evening at one time slight hopes
Of shower were entertained, but these
were soon dispelled, and at midnight the
earth was still warm, with but little tangi-
BILE or reasonable expectations OF rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-21

SHIRTS, COLLARS, AND CUFFs-TRoY SIYLF.
No. 92I BROAD STREET corner Ten,nl.
Goods called for aud delivered.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO FAMILIES.
Lace Curtains, W.RdS0 S1ddts. md Fine
FGuting a specially. EaeeS and Eghrotdertes
done up 10Th special care.
Clothes washed In rough-dry, so GEMS per dozen.
Each washing done separately No ach1s whatever
used. We use nothing hat soap snd Uttered water
and plenty of IL. Osr clothes are warranted CLEAN
and WHITE.
Orders by postal card promptly attended to-
CAhTERsvILLE, VA, May 6, 1879.
have examnsd the formula sf Owenss Anti
Chill aud Lyes Pills, and believe them wei ca'en"
lated 10 relieve Chils and Fever and Neuralgia, de-
pendent upoA malaria.
am yours, &C.,
II. r. DUPuY, M d.
Price, soc. per box. Address o. o. OWENS, Rich
nOnd, Va.
BLACK ASDTAN.
For explanation ask your halter.
WE ADVISE ALL IN WANT
PURE wnIsKEY
TO USE
W.D. BLAIR & CO.'S
"ALPHA"
AT $3.50 A GALLON.
nAncAIys At HUTZLER BROTHERS.
sAyr aoSRY BY having your printing zone stshe
DIspA-,cu PRrsrING-HoUsE. Coed work. low
price,. and satisfaction guaranteed.
|
CossuMPrIvE's Horr.
ss,erons. nutritious diet. Pure air ana Co'oens
fLIrsIs,s LIouIp.ExrEAcr OF BEEF taken 1ssa'
ttarly.
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Dggas. MEDICINES. 2c.
TO SUMMER TOURISTS

VO SUMMER TOURISTSn
persons intending spending the sumzser season IN
The country OF at the watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the nee essary rem edes aD@
ann.-,tus WHICH cannot be hal OUTSIDE OF city
viz
PATENT POCKETS -STOyLa, for mating tea
PATEST tS; WAX NIGHT-LlSHrS which brsp.
Rsasi6tY. sitIs saSDE NUsrAEn-PLAsTEeS,, which
soFT RUBBsR AIR. PILLOWS and CUsHloNsi
MEDICINE GLASSES,
sPONG rs and SPONGE AssS> -
SELF-INJECTING UNINEhsAL SYRiN6Fs,
VALENTINES NJ FAT-Jlhk, ,.,,,,
VALENTINES MEAT.JGICE WITH GLfCE-
JoH flsr5 NsToN's FLUID RsEF,
LIEBIG's SOLID EXTR Nj BEEF,
LiFBi6's LIQUID tXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GEANus;, "a ICED i,IS Ior iaisnls;
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPAREp scoICH QATMF.sjn.
PNTrhEFHp MTIs hddHprNstb I.sktbY hitR. KtGUE-
LIQUID RFNNET,
DIsINFECTING SOAPS, 10 prevent eoniagios;
and all reliable medicines new remedies, and sppa'
ratus to be had OF
MEADE A BAKER. Druggists,
9lg cast Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO ny -
TOUNSTON'S FLUID BEEF.
THE MOST PERFECT rood FOR lNvALiDs
EVER INTRoDUCED.
A CONCENTRATED PREPARATION FOR
NUTRITIOUS REEF TEA, oR'soUP.
rop sIIpsY PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
ra,ao 1919 vain street.
-
DlLLHEADS, $50 20 S per ream' ~
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A GENT WANTED.

WANTED. GOOD COAT.HANDS AT
w 1928 Main street. j. L. SMITH.
my 2l-ltt
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CossuMPrIvE's HOPE.

CoNsuMPrIvE's Hort.
generous, nutritious diet. Pure air ana Golden
ILIrpIG's LIouID.ExrGAcr on BEEF 'aAsn 'ssu'
larly.
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AUCTION sAEEs TgaIS DAY.

81 On GU sqtss or RsGt Estate MAST 5s:sssH
Sc Of January and tGSt Of JH1ie the tnJeS ~;
TIE pgssent yeQr bdre % be pafd 6y the ptrchGSsf
On al sGtss maze beElCesp the lSt Of .aiy and lGE
NJ the yenr the tdres hare TO be paid by The setter
(This custom wos ddOpirI about dit~en years age
og all the real estate AGENTS IN Richmond and sp'
niiesto RtchU5Ed ana yiclnityl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-21

WANTED. TO TAKE a HOUSE AND
W BOARD THE FAMILY FOR THE RENT,
0fhsr fpruished or uniuIHisbed. BROWN.
INV Z0-ZtE care of Letter Carii ier No. @. city.
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n.naArss AT HurzLER BROTHERS

SAVE noNKY by having your pfinuax oons s,.ae
DIsPArcH PRIsrING-housh' ""<" "~>' ~"
price,. and satisfaction guarsnseed'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-21

A LARGE NUMBER OF COOKS,
IA WATERS. AND OTHER FXPFRlENCED
MALE HELP, white aud cOcred, wanie6 for sum
5ner hOels nesr New York. MANHATTAN
AGENCY, 1329lBroadway, New York city.
nv ll-lm
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EXsrRSION.
FESTIVALS.

L + : 4 V A l..
BERRIES AND CREAM AT LAIRDS GARDEN,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
from to 10 L. NJ,
By THE
YoUNG LADIES SUNDAY.SCHOOL CLASS.
2l-lt
fHHE PUPILS OF MRS. A. l.. WALK
l. ER'S SCH, Oh will holds MAY QUEEN FES-
T1VAL al CVrsley's Hail. on FRIDAY EVENING,
hLUt nav be spent berc IN Witnessing the ceTemO.
Hits Of lie coronation. After which refreshments
VIII Re served Al city prices.
The proceeds Of the in ertsiament will be devoted
ty MES. WALKER TO paying the amount she must
raise for The church building about 10 be erect
I'd ~ The Presbyterian congregation.
my 19-W&F2t*
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LIVES OF TIE CATHOLIC HEROES AND
HkEOlStS OF AMERICA" from Columbus to
III present day. Pnce "A IN giii edges.
WANTED a RELIABLE GENERAL AGENT
FOR RIO HMO<D. JAMES SHEEHY.
nv 2O-3t So Barclay street. New York.
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SPRING
BLACK AND TAN.
For explanation ask your halter.

HE, lads and lassles HE away.
Nor brook single hours delay,
If you would carry in your mouth
White teeth and odOrs OF the south,
Haste, haste, and buy a single font
OF lie nnrivallpd SnZOnnNT.
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NY Sam
old DOMINION -TNAHSHir[fTA
" CFadPAEY. rs>fs<4
FOR NEW .Cs2N

THIS company will Dispatch one o. IN sir splena,d
HAITIAN, ISAAC HELL, and RICHgoND-
every TUESDAY, fLTDAY, and SUNDAY at
high water.
Shirs going north land St Pier 81, Worth riyer
foot Of cach street. sh!!H coming seu,n sail Aon
Per ic. Norsh river, foot II Christopher street.
Freight received until y'clOck =. NJ. taliy.
Freigs;s FOR points beyOsf New Yosk fcrwgyd.d
With diJPstche and no clarse maze except sctas' ez'
Isbn fare 10 New York, si2 stesrige. SO ans
AZ.
For fE-ther information sTply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN q CO.. Agents,
ny1p oftce sonpsnv's whsrvrs. Hocketts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-21

MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.
Engagements can be made by churches societies,
&c. for MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS around
Dutch Gan. and DAY EXCURSIONS 10 Old Point,
Sc. NOW by steamer ARIEL, AM after 18th June
next by the elegant new seamer now building,
AT LOWEST RATES.
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NEW YORK STEAM LAUNDRY.

- MANY LADIES OF CHURCH I1LL.
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BLACK AND TAN.
For explanation ask your halter.
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Price, soc. per box. Address o. o. OWENS, Rich
nOnd, Va
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Csc, RICHMOND TO wAY-LAND!yGs.
25c, RICHMOND TO NoRFORK.
81, RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RETURN.
s2, RIUHMoND TO BALTIMORE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01
ST. CLhIRSVILLE.

Spurious Democratic Tickets in Belmont
Covnty-Democrsts, Beware Of them
Political Demc ns.rations.
The Republicans of this place had
their final demonstration OF the cam
paign Saturday night. The affair did
very well considering the inclemency OF
the weather, but did not come near up
to the expectations. for veIy extensive
PREPARATIONS had been made.
Tonight the Democrats will wind up
the campaign here with the grzndest
demonstration that St. Clairsville has
seen for many years. All the neighbor.
ing clubs have been invited. and most OF
them have accepted the invitation.
Cubs are invited from Bellaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry, Glencoe, War.
nocks, Ncrristown and several country
clubs. A big time is anticipated. Hon.
Ross J. Alexander is expected to ad.
drsss the meeting in the Court House at
the close OF the parade.
Democrats are advised 10 be on the
lookout for spurious Democratic tickets
that are being circulated broadcast over
the county through the mails by the
Republican Committee ~ this place.
These spurious tickets have the names
of Democratic Electors scratched of, or
are marked some way 80 as 10 make
them illegal, so that they may be reject
ed by the judges Of election. Demo-
Gratis OF Belmont county, beware Of this
trick and be sure you vote only q genu-
inc Democratic ticket from the hands Of
some reliable Democrat.
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THE TARIFF TALKS.
An Explanatory Card from
John Il. Gilchrist, Esq.

Editors oi The Register.
did not pretend to represent any one
but mvsali in the views expressed TO
your reporter and published in your
issue of Friday last, and would not now
refer 10 that interview if--in his inter
view with al Inid igSacer reporter pub.
lished on Sa,urday--Mr. G. ID. Hubbard
Lad not gone out OF his way 10 explain
why ale Cd and several other gentle
men driitcd into the Democratic party
Joined i, for better or for WORSE
/ wish to say in reply that | have
not "drii,ed" into the Democratic party,
have no; joined that party "for better or
for worse" and that it is not for the Ica.
son given by him that propose To vote
Tor Hancock aud English OH next Tues
day. Bat it is because OF an entirely
different consideration. Oae that, in
my Judgment, dwaris into insignlh-
canoe all other issues OF the campaign.
Il is because | believe that Garfield, il
elected, will give us q third term OF
Grantism, and that all the patronage
and power ot his administration will be
eXcrtci 10 secure a third term for Gran.
himself as his successor.
Such result-a return to power OF
the most corrupt ring OF political adven-
tur,r', this or any other country was
ever cursed hy-would, | believe, be
national calamity, possibly the begin
ming OF the end OF the republic itself, a
consummaiion that an opposition Con-
gress alone can avert, therefore vote
Tor Col. wilson.
Why so believe ami vote ought to be
manifest 10 every intelligent, thoughtful
person who has watched the progress OF
the campaign and who is not tied TO
party for better or worse"
Join Z GILCuRIST.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Alex. Mitchell, Esq, and BRIDE, nave
returned from an Eastern tour.
Mr.. Alex. Chapline, vile and son,
have rs a TO this city from kansas
City. Mr.. Chapline and wlie arg ;,, Wen sa
known here, and their frlenos wiz po
glad to hear that they Intend 10 W luz
their stay a permanent one, MI " INV
ing procured position here.
Sam Harrison went to fittso1Ign'
Saturday, with the Pearl Pug Som'
PAW. and 10 hear him tell OF the "cham'
payne for dinner" and the Tour nun
dred girls in the windows oil one puiid-
ING. /" is something calculated to make
one think life q hollow mockery.
Will Duffield, OF Erie, who has oeen
visiting friends in the city, has returned
home. ,.u,
Prof. T. ii. Crago, OF Moundsvills, who
YVES elected to fill the vacancy as ffoiss-
sor of the Sixth warl school, caused by
the death OF Prof. Gibson, will enter on
the discharye of his duties Wednesday.
He will surely be the right man IN Inc
right place. 1t is understood that rios.
Pratt, of Bridgeport, has applied LOT Inc
place made vacant in Moundsvilie 10y
the resignation of Prof. Crago, and the
hope is expressed that Mr.. Fratt may
secure it. o,u
William Hunter and Samuel Oldham,
the Sheriff and Auditor.elec oil MUS
kingum county, o., were in the city On
Saturday.
Mr.. J. C. Ma'oney, Superintendent OF
the city prison Is, We are sorry 10 say
confined 10 his room with sickness.
John +. Gilchrist, Esq, OF Leather
wood Park, has just returned from In,
dianapo.is. the scene OF the late political
conflict. lie reports everything quiet!
ON the battle field and no indications OF
the political furofe which is soon to
cur. ,,,,,,
Mrs. S. ID. Griffin, of North .Whee!
ing, left yesterday for a visit OF two
weeks to relatives and friends at Will
low Island.
Miss Tillie Wolf, Il Pittsburgh lady,
arrived in the city Yesterday and is the
guest of Miss Ellie Hoffman, Of the
South Side.
Rev G. F.. Manchester, preached in
Thomson Cnurch yesterday morning, II
being for the first time since lie was APP
pointed to his new charge. lie formerly
preached thereIand WIS great iavorite.
J. I. Reed has returned TO the city NJ
ter five weeks trip through the inte'
rior.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01
Popular Education.

Very few OF our readers, il indeed any
at all, have not heard OF Chautauqua,
the place of Sunday schools and literary
people generally, and also 81 the Chnu'
taudua literary and Scientific Circle,
branch OF which has been established IN
nearly every city Of the Union. Ii Is
something in the nature oi college, the
course being study or reading q! stan
dard histories, classics etc, and extend.
ing through period OF four years. Al
the end oi that time, provided the ex'
animation is passed, Il diploma being
awarded. This new organization aims
to promote habits Of reading and study
in nature, art, science and in secular and
sacred literature. in connection with tn"
routine OF daily HE lespeclal y among
those whose educational advantages
have been iimitedl, 50 rs to secur- to
them the college students general out
look upon tie world and lie, and to
develop the habit of close, connected.
persistent thinking, as the habit OF think
ing steadily upon worthy themes during
ones secular toll will tighten labor,
brighten lie and developc power.
Doubtless the announcement VIII ht
hailed with joy, that some prominent
ll,iies and gentlemen are interesting
themselves in this matter and meet
ing is to be lcld this evening, ut the
Fourth st. NJ. f.. Church, for the pnr.
pose Of forming Circle. All persons
who take an interest in the matter viii
be welcome and fuller explanation
given than the above.
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l. has teen some since any move
m,r,s IN the military ue were reported,
Tor the simple reason thSj nothing has
,ransp:rvl to Icpor,, bat on Saturday
there was iaw lr irrs AMI movements
noticed.
Governor Mathews Issued Il commits.
son - InHi q. y DE, rs Captain OF
the Thompson Grays OF Parkcrsburg,
yi.a \. G. Hsil resigned; a'Sn one TO
Jpa.rn !. Fry. - Second Lieutenant OF
tie kanawna klll-meu, one al the crack
companies Of the State.
IN order was a.sO sent forth from
Lard1uai,CrS hy AGjntaut.Gcncra
Wood TO every Company OF the state,
calling Tor a meeting al tie respective
a,mog.es ior inspection on tie 18Th OF
November. This inspection II Is hoped
will be we'll attended, anil everything
be in good shape as i, Wi, be- reported
by tue AGjuiant-GeUeyai to the LegsIa
tGr2.
ii the SHOWN: b. good one, the
LEGISLATURE may he encouraged 10 dc
something and look with favorable eye
on a ill that Is being prepared I)r the
aid of Tho companies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01
More Census Work

Mr.. \. II. Beach, one oil the late CEN
sus enumerators. has received letter
from the Supervisor, Gen. Latham, in
which he says that the Superintendent
OF the Census has requested him to as
certain whether in taking the census OF
1850 and 1870 the practice prevailed with
the Assistant Marshalls 1.-THE enumera-
tors in the several counties OF house
to house canvass, or whether the emu
meration was principally taken by meet
ing masses OF citizens at public gather
ings. as at court, musters or other public
occasions.
Mr.. Beach is appointed to find out
these facts in this section. 1t is for the
purpose of making an estimate and com
parison as to the increase in population
and is quite an important matter.