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HOLIDAY Goops.
7 ooK TO YOUR INTEREST.

I o0K TO YOUR INTEREST.
FoURQUREAN, PRICE. TEMPLE & CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
cARDozo, ALsoP, MosBY CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.
We are now agents for the celebrated FOSTER"
KID GLOVES, with patent laced fas,enings. These
goods we can supply in great variety.
For the approaching holidays we have now on
hand
KID, CASTOR, FUR-TcP, DoGsKIN, BERLIN,
and DRIVING GLOVES, for gentlemen and
ladies;
Most immense exhibit Of SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
and MUFFLERs, ranging in cost from csc. to
GLOVE and HANDKER cHIEF-BoXEs,
cELLULoID SETS and CASES,
SPOOL COTTON CASES,
PERFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET CABINETS,
MILLER's CYDoNIN, for chappeG skin, at 25c.;
KID GLOVES for evening wear at all prices
Useful articles, gu, h as:
TABLE and PIANO-COvERs, in new designs
and fabrics;
wINE-CLOTHs, DAMAsKs, NAPKINS, TOW
MERINO UNDERWEAR forladies aud genllemer,
ranging In cost from 40c. 10 So;
CAsHMEREs aud CLOTHS for Dressing. Robes !;
FANCY CORDS and TASSELS;
Magnificent assortment Of SILK and CHENILLE
PRINCES at lowest rates. Much money can be
saved on these goods.
For the ladies' we have Just opened
ULSTERS, DOLMANS, JACKETS, CIRCULARS,
ranging in cost from So to sl00
MISSES CLOAKS at reduced prices;
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS at much below value.
Do not fail to examine our compile assortmcnts.
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOsBY & CO.,
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
IdC l5.eOdI
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed of yesterday at the Police Court
by Police-Juslice y. G. Richardson:
William j. Ford was fined 80 for one OF
bis drivers pedding coal about the streets
without license.
Matte Hopkins and Mollie Martin,
charged with iDiuriDg the property Of NJ.
Golden. The case was continued I'LL the
10th.
Thomas Bradshaw (colored), breaking
and entering in the nighttime the dwell
ing-hOuse OF Jonas EddIeton and stealing
one lot OF clothing, was sent on TO the grand
jury.
Emma LightfOot and Lucy Randolph
(both cOlored). arrested for fighting on
the street. The case was continued Till to-
day.
Riley Brown and Fred. Burk (5oth color
ed) were sentenced to receive thirty lashes
each for stealing one coat, valued at SO,
from X Fisher.
Samuel Miller (coored), assault and bat
terry. The accused failing to appear, an at
tachment was issued.
Belle Carter (cOlored), disorderly in the
street. The case was continued until to-
day.
Israel sydney (cOloredl. was given twenty
lashes for stealing one pair OF boots from
Charles Gates.
John Hartman (colored). for stealing coal
from G. II. Page, was sentenced 10 receive
fifteen lashes.
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nHN'rlOTu.

- w. ZONES, DENTisT-oS'
". YIcs. NO s01 raAxxliS sTEnsI,sahsv.
iny exerv eonyrnieucs aud appliance Tor 'ns som-
Hr. VI Us ps'iepsA with t.xniy, nse yss "a
rtsues, sna PRICES RklWCEth n.Iena wv ~ NED
= may dssjre bis professional sesv'ssss WfssS
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BODY, BRAIN, NERVE FOOD.
Goddess LIEBI0's LIQUID EXTRACT BgRY
gives health, strength, and nerve force.
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, showing ages OF decedents, sex, and
color, with nativity, and annual death-rale
per | 900 inhabitants for the month:
Cause Of Death Asthma, white apo
pleXy, | cOlored; brain-di>ease, l white;
bronchitis, l white; casualty, l colored;
consumption, l white, cOlored; convul-
sions dnfantile), coloIed; debility, 2white,
| colOred; dysentery, l co0red; exposure,
/ colored; fever Qypho-maIarial), l 1colored;
heart disease, white; meningitis, !
white; old age, 1 white; paralysis, =
white; pneumonia, ) c0lored; premature
birth. | colOred; syphilis, colored; (;
tuberculosis, eOlored; unknown. 2
white, 2 colored. Whole number OF deaths
in the city, exclusive OF still-births, 30.
.StiHbirthS: white male, cOlored males,
8 colored females-totaI, 6. Age: One day
10 thirty, . white, | colOred-t0tal, 3; one
month TO six. white, 3 c0lored-tolal, 4 /;
six months to twelve, l colored; one year
to three, ] colored three years to i've, i
white, . colored--total, 3; ten years TO
twenty, coIored; twenty years to thirty,
| white, | colored-tOtal, 2; thirty years to
forty, . white, 2 colored-totaI, 4; forty
wears TO fifty, white, colored-total, D (;
6fty years TO sixty, . white, y colored--
total, 5; sixty years 10 seventy, white ;
seventy years to eighty, 2 white, l co'ored-
total, 3; eighty years to ninety. colored !;
ninety years to one hundred, l white.
Condition: Single, 0 white, colored-
total, IS; married. 3 white, color
ed-total, g.; widowers, 2 colored; Wild
ows. . white, 4colored- total, 9; unknown,
1 coIored. Nativity: Richmond, ID;
other parts OF the United States, II; Ger.
many. l.; Ireland, 3. Locality: MARSHALL
Ward, 3 white. l colored-total, 4; Jener'
son Ward. 2 white, 3 colored-total, o.;
Madison Ward, white, colored-total, o.;
Monroe Ward, white, 3 colored-totai' D.;
CLAW Ward, white, colored-total, D;
Jackson Ward, white, u colored-totai,
almsbouse, colored.
.onu.p ALIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
GIBs0N's.

Opened THIS DAY, the largest variety OF
FRENCH, GERMAN, and JAPANESE GOODS
ever brought south.
An lovers of estbetics are invited 10 see them.
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PRESENTS.
ALL-ABSORBING ARTICLES OF ATTRACTION.
NEW NOVELTIES NOT TILL NOW NOTICED,
AS DISPLAYED IN SOME ENTERPRI-
SING sES-PREPARATIONS
FOR CHRISTMAS GROW
ING LIVELY.

AT Christmas be merry and thankful withal.
And feat thy poor neighbOrs, the great with tho
smaH.n
1t is matter of congratulation all around
that articles suited for Christmas presents
are in such variety, and so marked for in
genuity and taste. In old times we had no.
thing like it. So, dear young people. felici-
tate yourselves upon the wide sea Of good
and pretty and stylish things which the
shops now display for your comfort and
delight. There are lovely presents to be
found at almost any and every price. The
rich and the poor, the old and the young,
have all now the opportunity offered OF
suitably preparing for the holy and happy
festival.
The little ones are becoming greatly ex-
cited as the hour to which they look with
such anxiety and expectancy draws near,
and not unfrequently their day-dreams OF
coming joys are SO vivid that the mental ac-
tiyity takes shape in words. Who is not Ia
miliar with such expressions as " Santa Taus,
want you to bring Anne dred big doll an
ahunred irousand bushels OF cany," or, one
wan Iris Jingle bring Henry some chaneys,
some dass-agates, an some pop-tacllers' y:
These expressions Of a fancied reality but
sneak the 10y OF their dear little hearts, and
when we reflect upon them we cannot but
say with Charles Dickens: "It is good &c
be children sometimes, and never better
than at Christmas, when its mighty Found
er was child Himself" Let all, then, be-
come as little children during the happy
holidays, and we will at once gleefully leaC
the way and point out where presents may
be lad for the young people e1 tempor'
and de fdcto.
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Again, kind reader, we close another
chapter with the promise OF more and " i'm
portant information anon.
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'l,1,I, uoIIpAy eeoDs.

,,.rse sssor,meu, OF DESKS from soc. to so;
MoEk. soXss Iro@ on, 2Ssi ,;s,ils,;sS 80 s;s;
fs.Hlfs aud GtNILEMtN's DRESSING.
roiTIiSf.norrLEs, TisETiorrLEs vAsIs, CUPS. aud sAU-
cres. eksIh ssIhvCr.S, and PLATES in sets;
MUGS irem y SS: 20 .nISA iSe, AINpIa-RUBBER, WAX,
On And diNnESTRuCTlBLE Dolls;
uASIx ERCnIkF. sad GLovh-BoxEs;,,
FURNISHED and dUNFURNisiikoLONCh-
FusSisiiED and UNFINISHED sATcHELs;
tAArfapNfsE AfpNhf SG0oDs In great variety ,oxrs
Sse he GLOVE aud HANDKERCHIEF-BoXE
CkBINETS, TRAYS, &c;
s sM'Sn inc SN Tarie,y Of INKsrANDs,. BUTTER
DISHES. BREAD-BOARUs. SALAD SETS,
.ufH6SdkkFh- fSfksfFihE'SSaifii s%a
8PEKA-GLAsSks, MUsiC-BiNDkRs'
Min. YAHSk sTASDs aud INFANTS BASKETS;
sfIi6Hs, WAGONS, vELoCIrEDEs, BAR
cRiesiGE aud BAcKe KeAMMoN-BoAgDs;
GGTSS. riS1oLs, HORNS, TRUMPETs,
SWORDS, CANES, WHIPS, DRUMS, KNIVES,
1OOI.-CHtSTs;
h,oHin fSs iarses, @ siocS Of JUVENILE BOOKS In the
city; also PORTS, BIBLES, and PRAYER
rIyyII%%G.ToPS. MARBLES. and RATTLFS:
TRUNKs, CAsTORs, HAiRs,TADLEs, BUILD
uoIi6AY IGHjSYiCCSGRRD CGRDs at 1. 2. and Sc. each;
scRAeB4okS and s SSkIAs10n Idy m meat riTuTTh
CHINA TEA and DiNNER-SkTs;
BRITANNIA skTs, WASH SETS;
An eiessnt =" assortment of DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS. ULsTERs. SACQCEs; ....
HANDKERCHItFS. SCARfS, TIES, FiCHUES f;
GLOVES of all kinds;
Ne call particular attention 10 The
FOSTER KID GLOVES
with patent lace fasienings-the best KID GLOVE
NAPKINS. TOWELS, TABLE CLOTHS, DOL
PIAX6-. TABLE, and sTAND-covERs' IT,
JEWELH Of every descrlp,ion-seet the FRENCH
PORCELAIN JEWELRY: -
BLANKETs, RUGS, MATS, IIAsSOCKS;
CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES.
WE ENUMERATE BUT A SMALL PORTION OF
OUR IMMENSE STOCK.
WE WILL CLOSE OUR STORE ON
CHRISTMAS SIEVE
AT 4:45 P. NJ.
20 WAKE YOUR PURCHASES BEFORE THAT
TIME.
We WILL OPEN OUR STORE ON
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18TH,
AT 5 O'CLOCK.
Remember that you can find articles suitable foI
ladies' aud Gentlemen, boys and girls, at reasonable
prices al
LEVY BROTHERS.,
CurG GRAND DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS an(
TOYS is on the second floor; FANCY and STA
PLEDRY GOODS on the first floor and basement
10.
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LADIES NECKwEAR!
CREAM and SPANISH LACE TIES, WHITE
MILL TIES, EMBROIDERED MUSLIN TIES
SPANISH LACE and NULL FlCHUES in i'm
mense variety at JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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GENTLEMEN'S NECKWEAR
800 NECK. .SCARFS al 25c.; SHIELDS from
35c. to Sl.25; WINDSOR SCARFS; WHITE
and COLORED TIES, BOYS TIES, SHIELDS
and BOWS, cheap a. ,,,,-.o
FANCY HO >iERYi
FANCY HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN,
FANCY HOSIERY FOR LADIES.
FANCY HOSIERY FOR GENTLEMEN,t
JULIUS MEYER q SONS,
de l4-eod COL and sos Broad street.
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n~ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS
d. & L. MITTELDORFEB,
527 BROAD STREET,
Viii open on MONDAY large stock of DOLLS at
All prices;
SHELL.BOXES, SILK HANDkERCHlEFs, FAN
CY BOXES, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, HOSE of
ALI kinds GLOVES, WORSTED HOODS
sACoUEs, sCARFs, sHAwLs, BALMORALs,
UNDERsHIRTs, RIBBONS, LACEs, JEWEL
KY, LACE and SlLK-TIEs, RUFFLINGS, all
Of which we offer at very low prices.
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS
Another supply of those cheap auction CAR
PETS aud RUGS; CARPETS at 17c. worth
25c rugs at 81 90 10 S6
CLOARs, DoLMANs, and CLoAKING at and be-
low cost TO close;
BLACK CAsHMERES from auction;
BLACK CAsHMEREs at IA, IL, 10, 25, 80, S5.
40, as, so, 81, and 6Oc., worth double the
money;
USLAUNDRI4D SHIRTS at 60c. worth 81;
ENDERwEAR for LADIES, CHILDREN, and
GENTLEMEN from zoe. 10 the best made;
BLANKETS,
CoMFORTALBES,
LAP.ROBEs,
HORsE-BLANKETs,
CANToN-FLANNELS
CAssIMEREs,
KERsEYs,
TwEEDs;
DOMEsTICs OF all Kinds at wholesale prices.
Anin want Of bargains give uss cal.
ID. 4 E. MITTELD0RfER,
deI5-W WssSsuIm 527 Broad street.
f5- CHAMPAGNE.-JUST RECElV-
ING a large shipment OF that celebrated PRE-
mERE sERKE aud GRAND WIN IMPERIAL
CHAMPAGNE-5oth wines selected for me with
great care. Price same as heretofore.
OSCAR CRANE,
delI-2w No. IA Governor street.
R45- SHERRY AND MADEIRA.-A
large hot Of sHERRIEs from The we'll known house
Of Widow Harmony & Co., Csdiz, Of my own inn
poftation. MADEIRA from i've 10 forty years Old
very superior.
For Jeliles and cooking purposes have imported
avery superior article, and moderate 10 price.
deII.Zw OSCAR CRANZ.
a-JAMAICA RUM, ST. CROIX RUM,
SCOTCH wHIsKEY, OLD APPLE. aud PEACH
BRASDy-all Of very best quality. For sale by
oeII-2w OSCAR CRANZ.
f1- FRENCH BRANDY.-Direct I'M
. porlstion of JAS. HENNEssY spd DUBOIS
FREREs BRANDY, In wood and glass. For sale
by OsCAh ChANz,
deI1-2w No. IA Governor street.
rT WHIsREY. THE LARGEST AS
sORTMEST Of FINE wHIsKEys 10 be found In
the ssaie OF Virginia, from one 10 ten years o'd.
deIi-2w OSCAR cifANZ.
~ ~CIGARs.--ON HAND AND CON.
sThSTLY RECEIylNG, large lots OF HAVANA
ciGARsof my own importation also. KEY WEST
sod q fuiI sssortmeni Of DOMESTIC CIGARS made
10 order. yor sale wholesale and retail by
deIl,2w OSCAR CRANE.
DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex
OECUTKD AZ THE DiePA1CB-eeiSTass
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M MEYERS DOUBLE STORE,
col AND GO3 BROAD STREET.

GLOVES! GLOVES GLOVES!
LADIES FUR TOP LINED D0GSkIN;
LADIES KID in 8. 4, ard Buttons;
LADIES' THREAD, lined and unlined;
MEMS LINED DOGSKIN;
MEMS SPRING TOP DOGSKIN;
MEMS KID, CLOTH. and THREAD:
BOYS LINED DOGSKIN, Buck, aud CLOTH;
MISSES KID, THREAD, and CLOTH,at
JULIUS MEYER Il SONS.
HANDKERCHIEFS! HANDKERCHlEFS!
HANDKERCHIEFS!
900 SILK from l2}Ic. TO $50;
LADIES HEMSTITCHED from 12izto 4Oc.;
GENrLEMEN'S HEMSTITCHED, plain and
fancy;
CHIL DREN'S PLAIN and COLORED BORDERS,
at JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
PAPETERIE!
in fancy box-s from 12.c. to 81 at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
PERFUMERY IN fancy boxes;
SOAPS IN fancy boxes;
JAPAN GLOVE and HANDKERCHiEF-BoAEs
at JULIUS NJ YER & SONS.
LADIES SHOPPING-SATCHELS, POCKET
BOOKS, and PURSES.a at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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CurGRAND DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS and
TOYS is on the second floor; FANCY and STA
PLEDRY GOODS on the first floor and basement.
10
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, 1880-05-06


u,x.,. u.t,.,,o,, T., III, r.ra.u,f.
Fftnef ,. nea"eaton ~ tmo Aa1n n,,'.n,1
t%f tf. ssar M ,."sn
sxt' p'a,xn @ % "a, en:ss so nnncar.
to hayo entirely left the fr,n trade, which is now
said TO he lit a morn unsatisfactory condition
tsau before the reecn. advance In tho card. @ rn.e; .
tho situation to-day, when Ut n meeting In ths
e reduce sns eor fse
alan IL i. .tatotf N ,ha cnttro n,ron,e of orders
s" a%a 10 da.ra ~ aoe "'''so e ~ orsot
The meeting was very quietly aud some.
what mysteriously held. outaido Of
tao nanulseluasts = Inensehes ~" khs"
Of H. Indeed. several mctnnors Of tho Aesoe'a.
ton did not know tho meeting was to be hcid
Mor.,av ~ All ,to .,,aas,ro mr., IN t,o1,,,o..
nonuaS " ~. ta9 u'eet'os, anu 'ao ".c''oss
by telegraph. Thore was practically a fu'i meet
,e'szram, Or !,ttes. to the ssere,ary, Ss. Weeks,
insfrt1ctinH him to act fOr them and TO voto IN
every instance fur tho proposed reduction Of
aH s IL he:g s6e ee
,,tnn o. tt,o nHrket n od ter the G9es
astu anrtn of os1 1er1 one q f se st
% hsye ,S ,6q y {s +
ei!iins scale Is rcached; that Is to say. The p,iis
lers and rulers rcectve the lowest roesiale
anot "f wsSss with he ;s, card at this gu ~,
under tho newly adopted sliding scale
~ rolling u een;s: bar hca!ns, es cent.; naii::
pte ffg cc Gsnt: h nSpte p e hfMt1S s" .cSc 70
prise ss@sSi: k,,op,5Fiins ssrap. N;o: kaobb'ins
, 1880-05-06
A NEW RELIGION,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 5.-Walnut Ridge, a
wealthy Quaker settlement northwest Of Rush
vile, has lately been greatly excited over IL new
religion, which they call the White-LightninR
religion. The excitement became so gscat TINT
schools were dismissed and the people left their
places Of business and fnrms to participate, Tho
leaders pretended to supernatural power, aud
held the bodies OF their friends With attempts
to rovive them till buriai was compelled By the
authorities. 4 man nntucd Pitts, q leader,
n1arr!cd a wolnnn lmbucd with the same faith,
md greatly maltreated tho daughter Of pitts'
t!rst wife. They gnvc her severe bcat1ug, and
cotnpe!led her to completely uMdrcss to rccctvo
that thoy went 10 the hnlse In body, tnrrcd
md frathered Pitts, md left him a snmpl1 Of
tho rope that Will bo used II hts religious frenzy
Ia not checked.
, 1880-05-06

1T AM still scratchtng."-G lF. Curtis.
4 weekly paper called tile Exodus has
heen started In Washington, md there Gun bo
no doubt that 1t will go.
Miss Anthony y"-Your Joke about great
dcnl Of material going to whist In corsot-fac-
tory is hardly up to our standard.
Tho latest l00ycar-old Indy who does her
own work and remembers thtngs that occurred
before sho wns born Is Mrs. Moses Lester, who
lives ncnr Rutland, vt.
Do not weep for sister Susan;
Let this fnct Il comfort seem:
Tint her young itfo was not ended
TIL tho fourteenth dish Of cream. .
An exchange says that "the number Of
ltghtningro tnen hRs fallen off 20 per cent With
In yenr." II VIC could only figure out TINT 100
per cent Of those who fell oil were instantly
killed, this item would DO much more readable.
1t is reported that Secretary Carl Schurz Is
engaged to n Miss Irish. of Washington. 1t is to
bn hoped thut, IN case they aro married. thcre
will be no trouble In tho family. since nothing
could be saddcr than btr. 6churz In the r0lo Of
nn Irish sufferer.
Miss Florence Davenport, sister Of Fanny,
md horsclf formerly au actrcss. was married to
Harold C. Tiers, O young merchant, In phiadcl-
phia. Friday afternoon. This Is believed to be
tho first Instance on record where young latly
WIS moved to Tiers during tho wedding core
mony.
"AIyrt1o Mcguire e"-Don't fool yourself
about It's being "tho witchcry Of your ltmptd
eyes" TINT caused tho young nun to say thai n
walk homo from Union Park down Washington
street would DO far preferable to similar ex-
ourston on Madison. 1t was tho horrid giarc Of
tho icc-creanl saloons OH tho Aforementioned
thoroughfaro tlat caused him to give your nrm
tho. conyulslve grasp that you mEstook for d
manifestation Of bis love. You will slowly &C.
quire sonsc, Myrtle, as you grow older.
, 1880-05-06

II. ERNEST RESAS's series of lectures re-
Gently flashed Ii London excited evcn moro
interest than was anticipated. They are tho
snpual coursc Of tho Hilbert foundation on
"The Comparative History Of Religions" At
iho request OF the HILBERT Trustees, 81. Roman
consented 10 givo' four lectures on tho subject:
"1n What Sense Christianity Is Creation OF
floue," OF, ss the advertisements put 1t, "Tho
Influence Of the Institutions, Thought, and
Culture Of Home on Christianity aud the Devcl-
op,ncnt Of tho. Catholic Church," Although the
lectures were delivered In French. the demand
for tickets was 10 great tint tho lecturer was
induced to repent ench OF tho four discourses.
, 1880-05-06

TIE people OF Canada are beginning to
troan under tho rapid increase of taxation. In
NE recent debate upon the construction OF tho
CanadA Pacific Railway, 1t wns shown ihat, ,white
the ta8paylng capacity Of Canada ls no Rrcatcr
aoH than 1t was in 1871, expenditures have great
Hioeseaaed, while the annual interest charge
has grown to 100000. 1t was claimed that tho
Increase Of taxatlon In Cauada is greater pro-
pofuonateiy than that OF European StAtes which
pase been engaged in expensive wars. Tho
same oyil acems tn characterize nL tho British
colonial potscssiona: while 1t agerayates the
ttnaolans that this country Ia rapidly reducing
~ ~ aeo'' While thoy. without any special ncccs.
1tss arc constantly increasing theirs.
, 1880-05-06

BRApLAuGH, the English infidel, who was
returned to Parliament In tho recent election,
:rfused etther to tako tho customary oath or to
l1irm, a. Jews and Quakers have done He re-
fused to take tho oath because he docs not bu-
aeyo there Is any God. and he refused to affirm
beeause he Will not aRree to uphold tho mon
ttehy. 1t ia quite evident TINT MIR. Bradtaugh is
IN the wrong ptace. 4 man who does not be-
aese In God and who refuses to support tho
Institutions Of bis country has no moral right to
.rlaca In tho Government Ao 10 traitor IN a
toaplo sense, whose place should be declnred
facant at once. 4 man who Is loyal neither to
i'll God nor to bis country deserves no cousid-
sEat1ou at the hands Of his Government.
, 1880-05-06

bEroNE tho third-term boomers do any
more ooastlng about tho "spontaneous no1nl-
aaaon OF Grant on tho first ballot they had bet
~1 1lsaton the Sorrows In Pennsylvania Or tho
asst Thing they know two-thlr1e Of tho delegates
l@on that great State will bo t1rmly In the es1-
ofaee Of tho Plamcd Knight Of Malnc. Such
W. he present Indications. TIE news from that
e@e al runs In one direction: TINT It Is at heart
so!alae State md will support him at tho Chi
sa*o convention. 4 break of tho third-tes1n
ea9 IN Tho Keystone State will end tho madnoss
os the fhird. tsrmets.
, 1880-05-06

M SStT TtlA1IHE LAKE cln, Utah, May +.-Tho Nor
1,mnb 1n bEnAfch haa Just gxeoMmuntcated six
ps,nI;g,r1 pI;iS,1 !, & e. Hr!gham Young; They woro
fS saecutors Of Br[ghan.'s estate, which put
spsate sp cannon and others in jul for contempt.
- ue4oommun!catcd" thom from whnt7 From
.1 n.e or eoncuhlnage and ehame7 From tho
Sa SSu.otsces ot ltb!dlnoun old mcn wto hide their
49, aaaeF tho cloak OF rellgLon7 we ahail hcar
~ ~ nas somebody has heen "exoommun!cat-
ca,.! rum holsso Of prostitution, or that tho
.taos mas accommodated" persons who
%so 100 good to bo there from tho County jail,
, 1880-05-06

THE Thirteenth Ward Is now being man.
aged by crowd of aolf-constitutcd o!9sco-bcg-
Bnrs, who propose to earn thnIr placcs at the ex-
penso Of harmony and decency III tho flopub-
ltcan rarty. Active, uuseltlsh Republicans should
conc to tho front and gavo Tho reputation OF
that ward,
, 1880-05-06

TIE SOUTHERN KU1fDS,
Ar0rarA, May h-Tho etockhnldcrs Of tho
Augusta & Knoxville and Greenwood l. &Aurusta
Hullro,,ds consolidated tt-tlny under tho name
OF tho Augusta 4 Knoxville tsailrond. Eugene
F. vericry was elected President. Ten Directors
wera elected frnm Georgia and six fron, Smith
carnlfsa. Han'is arc TO 10 lss'ittl tn complete
tho Ln,iiavlle & Nashville ant Georgia lniirnni
md Central lthil1+pd, ri business fron tho
and Tho procords equally dlyIhcd.
, 1880-05-06
A FATAL FALL.


Thomas iicerlnans, junior partner iu tho firm
Of Clinton Brings g. Heermnns, prnprietors OF
tho Star and Crescent Mills, Mt tho southwestern
end OF Rundolph street bridge, was suddenly
killed. shortly after o'clock yesterday morn.
lug, BY fulling through freight elevator rass-
agoway from tho sixth floor In tho mill to the
basement, q distance OF between 0i md 100 feet.
NJ one Of tho employees about tie piaco saw tho
accident, nntf consequently tho e1act u1Rnner in
which 1t occurred is something TINT can
not certainly bo asccttatncd. Tho MILL
dust which covers everything In the MILL
shows marks hero and there about tho
Conclusions % Us 10 how how the % accident occurred. m
Thus trtonds of tho deceased and othsrs who
looked over tho grnundhave fully satisfied thom-
about y o'clock Sir. IIeermana visited tho ship
pnR-ron11 IN tic basement, nnd questioned the
for9,Tsn: Mr. goodreh 70 t. wn"t orders ho bud
ment, and fully snilsfled rs tn It's quality, he Ok
Some tifteun minutes litter he was In tho carpen-
ter shop on the sixth iour. aud was seon 10 piuk
up several good-etzed semiciroular rlecos OF
waste wood, and also II piece of wool which the
c.lrpcntcrs had sawed oil the end Of new b0x
SHIFT. Ihls lust was cumbersome thing to
thssS peeos ad an dsa a MF u
ellnpiy wished 10 utilize those pieces In eou1g
othor part OF the building, and passed on down
s hs esr'ay hat H. Mee
luans
WALKED 70 THE ELEVATOR snAT1,
and. look!ng down 70 seo whcro the platfor1m,
hts right hand to gcnsp tho stArt!ng cord. In Or
der to cause tho pintfur'n to asct.nd. lost bis
b4Mnco art toppled oynr Into the shatt.
freight. purposes: .Thera IL il Platform tour fcot
e!x BY I'VE feot eight, With two uprishs sLx feet
With taee II ? The ptosm It es9t xas
Mt the tlno Of tho accident Mt the bottom Of tho
, 1880-05-06

gamos nro atto.sicd mostly by persons having
no useful cupatfon-idIcrs-and, an contagfon
IL best kpreatl by nrge meetings of tdln penple,
wo suggest that DR.. I>e Wolf, with n scnrc Of as.
sstnna. attend these two namcs, and By force.
if necessary. yacclnato every boy and mnn
present.