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LISTOFWH0LES.ALE DEALtno
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D., Cak Iphnsons indian Blood SyN4}.

CHICAGO, ill.,
VAN kCHAAck. b1EvRNEuN h Gu, u eaS
RQhH44UH& FLuAM Ell d w.. u AA3 - As1." ="
HOLMAN klSH 81 II. ~ 81. .r.
kAu, tVAuA a ". W WApssns~
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WILL HACK DOWN.
BERLIN, A,g. 6.-Vartons spcctnl dis.
patchcs indicats tho Porto will probably con.
form to tho demands Of the Powers on the
Monteneerin question, and that tho thtcat1
enod naval demonstration will not tako
place.
GREEK MOBILIZATION. =
ATHENS, Aug. G-The decree to be issued
On tho otl, Inst. will authorize the mobtliza-
tton OF the army in such proportions al cir
cnmetnnces mny demand. THO Greek
-Chnhlbets will be cohvokcd far the 18th Of
September.
SlYsrERroUsLY DrsArrEA EAIitp.
ST. PETEnsnuno, Aug. 6.-Thc NovoG
.Vfcntfn reports that the Russian authorities
have recrlvet n telegram from phtlllpopnlts
Of AiadaM,e Sknbclttf, aid lvallfiofl, sole
witHess OF thu. assassination, haye mysterious
ly disappeared.
, 1880-08-07

w. -, \, - HEEFEd&H, III Fhlf E0 k49
prsMlon Msh&lIHstinn. aud Afs6f tahuF,ne ~
pStsstsa.ss. %it9!k!sa ssa ga: .lG I,"Sf:s Fl
! E6otn"uxhl tuysaaf Of ahs INDIAN htuon ttsnN,a
Ioor tenarta 6n the dssat6 w;th Tn,ca e p 1S e 5a
E4dtsina. snd % tHs joy III al synpsthlilns tneps7
shs sas seoa fs''ossd % al PfieSoaA Pii,
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- = : ]3Nht0Fyn, Hamilton %, ~ :.
t,aAn strt Ixa. tn,anisd n|h FSS.sls II Tt,tss1 tSa1
sfkLf. ana al hsppy 70 ias est snt1fsIY f9SS2 f9SS
, 1880-08-07

.nxAn stn, ynur asoat lapi iAN ,il.0ui! hyNlFH;
1ht bFkk madeleine eset utSt f{ht l1eArt thteAst-
fss0atuena 1t 10 Ail similarly ath.etnd ~. tuts
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ADJUSTMENTS.



Dr. I1olnrtoh Ln1tloe fiGrmnn tr1,lslRt{On ct
Bnrdou'a much -talkuti-ot and criticised llny at
"pNulul ItvchaC" was produced LUST evening Mt
ntuVIckcr's, by Coll1ncr s. lktnsloIn's German
dramatic eonpnny. Th's lrln,a is not a. pow
Crf,ll nA many pshurs from tho pvn Of Barlou.
Hut H. Is q novelty. 1t In nuvUl In its subject
mud thu trcatmbht thorenf, I'horo Il not Il
single creation of character III tho whole rlay,
and yet every part stands cut II poElcct Guilty.
Every character Ia simply typD vi. a set Of cor
tNtu u,olcrn upsulony crystAll!xod Into II human
butug. Everybody III tho play u cultured, ro-
fined, aud rich. They rcprcsent especially tho
wumr,,, The very highest types OF modern
ls*I lss Individuals linn III oxptnlants
Ut tho various phnses which ,l,otcrM culture has
M s.. MtS. s,srs i sSEp asya i, s ssis s S
" ~ ut'ont half through. 'fha trst tw1 hos aEo
ei,liruiy cot1, md hpprcclntivu lMahfe,tAtioMns ~
tnirsi @ ue.. @ fhe ioastI ast. Viii It. wom!erf,,i
mixture ot !assto ssn,yr.soss aa Sa,.rfp ,f III. si
asls a!s"s Slss' sss !H ~ @:s a sSs
hardly 1esa cnoctNU. Iktnrt itstttt, tno prlneI,;
R shssSter Y s., Sy'nyh 4 h,. x'9t,stio, x9,!t9i VT
iii that il known aGont hin 4 tins h. ' aoss not
believe ther ! @ @n b. shks ,,ns ns1t " .,s r.
i.aJor Of that purity IN fsnnco wh!sh @ .'nns,lers
s%, tS of @",s. Lks .,cst atheists @Mt Is In.
t,ufloye ns hc atiiSt9s ~ sae down NJ ~ ty-
nnrlnt,la. III hla opinion, the ch!cf quality in
tIiux ihat cMunot DO pr0vod, Az Rtelt,t says 80
tocs hs friend and secrutary. ono Or. llttklelt.
tics thau tho two typos Of r,dlcRl athoisE chilled
Iinchut aill Jttldele: They eons.st Of All old
iaty aad hsr .iSeo sS. Tue oa lay Gsleyet nas ;
G;liy Church Ii which sAlvAllnn can by any
pusaIblllly 10 f0uud. Her neco lcss particular
about FORMS mud Uretds, Is uIao u forvunt be-
liovor ln Kunorat revealcs religion, and rovuron-
t!Al laith cutters ln!o har every taoushe and net.
Henderson,. Thoru IL alolhor ,iuco, wAaso 4ulut,
graceful lnve-acenuA with young mun who
docs not know whether hA has Quy belief nor
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nllAhIAy,lu NOTES.

nHAMAIiC !. NntMs, ~ !'i.,,,:.. ,roo,,r..
tt., 1,,h,, N ,,npmond and tho Joo Murphy
tho au'. =. ' 1..s =, '.a .,,x'. ..1s,.,,Iov
companies wofo III 'o"" 1cs.s1as'
,.;tt -, .nop a. Inn f1Ivmula thla evening.
WI. w WV" ~ W." ,,.'"'".,...., r.,... M.,,, !,
With loo Folk as tho star, will b0 SOON al Mo-
vi"s"r.s
'5. 5obu r.. 1.aymona's company viii lesvo tho
city this unr1,lng for Dixon, IT,, whor1 they Will
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enters aa 'rtn of cnrtntne lint culors Mi tho
contents of tlie crystal cup II thIs fe,llnE n,ny
sy,la sY ot n,1r fa.lors md n,a,hers, a,nl When M
she hetln'1f!lnnes Of oir dny nro sim clw,upnsscl
" tho on faith. niia M, touches, with it, Inttus.
LII intn!cctuni hnrs thoy will dout,t, hut when
.!,i ne9r s triend asses down !ntn to 1rave they
htng tohrA uf hupe, at reunion.
az - ~, tho lnity paIlosophy q tho pres.
n tho carih. Int n c,ntinont rich In
resources, its products, its fruits. ~ tinwcra
md !nIll and peaceful In its aky. WhorU tho
,s nnss yi9'snt rasslonN haye boc.,,no soile,cl
eart doubles ts ovo 70 MI md slcArr.h ut, onu
IN Tint cnhttncnt maj! forHivg. mud Mrc forgiven
WomAn a; beautiful IN mluA and soul. mil this
chLrn! t1akes up tcaturcA too dlytno to IL, per.
eenses Il, be ] seenr,n,, % amd Scctnes rsilaeus.
,;s nG1s Temporary fashion, ,hrt,ya nway her aGs.
pers"n aid simplicity like that os tho tl,ie eky
gr VI tho scNs bnsotn tnt,,os buck t1 TINT mind
fr0Tn which 1t WINS driven hy tho faNtnatGs ur
youth: md across this continent, tcorod by all,
but by all 10 he entered, shEups tho warm sun
beams Ut u second life. :
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nor cares whethor ho ',ns nny, form the co,net,y
pMrt of tho play; Theto Is placed between these @
Of 1nplern Thought, n philosopher and scontiat,
onllnt FnrGfs, WHO seems 10 be unable 70 tcnoh
pn.!tlve conclusions when Appended to by either
n d. sx. t,sys T. F.tncK .sS on o.
fsse ssf E %nens @ s s e r. Sss s1 LID Z,
nicces. Ite fnI4 in !ovu with the eldor tn,o, fis*
f am t' r. % .a ssssge ss oa.traic ey nss fs s
wife. howcyor, i not Satisfied with tic iny tnar.
r1ngc, but Insists upon Is confirmation 6y q re-
70 o rooosniso t5e anth"risy nj of II any Cnrtstian
!!os = eini bin wo,iid ne for Mxaat ia!
Francu. 1fo rnvenls 70 L>dh TINT hn II nm a.he!st
sna ha r esm ~, MT ffS hSr 18th, de
oiso 1 hos O. that sSs wl'i 10 MI Mic 70 savo thu
man ;ne lives drr p'e!sn I,s e's.ms n thas
narriase il of no consiherauon. iia Win rot
yie!d hi. atheism, mi .hs WIN mt yield her
Ganl rs he thinks hilnscIr,-anI the believing
GIRL I-hts s!fc. AZ shc docs, not believe herself:
nro brought tovcthsr md sce1o cnanes Of
counter appeal. of ccstat!c tlovotion on tho o!,a
hand and lrrisatctl sense en tho othe1, tho likc
t of nncient i t Or I'm notlsrn literature. - '
Tho end NJ tho Gcrlnun version as given last
night differs from TINT nt .he English ~ version q,
ID Now York. In The English vorsloii thn ,!nhc.
1icylng. rnaH remains ~ nnEclievor, and INC
Eoicser. she sot.a her way and .lc eocs biz. III
tho German VERSION. haveves thcy tpNkc up ut
Tho Inst nlnnent, Mnd c1nbrnce - man and wife.
fnrne nns a1 betssr as TIC it uns' I'LL n @ rhoa.
trc Tew Ycrk wl,h H. ss!eS!sd sas ,"m It
'sb BY az icas s' 'eosa' o, tho hs' i,est aetn,ss
.toek company Tint as synr pnyefl T. chie.x
, 1880-11-08
GRAND OpENA-IIOusE.

Barlow Wilson. prlturosc, and Vests min
etrcis began an ongageucnt Mt this thontre Inst
night. The housH WIS crowded III every pnrt.
and n1nny people wore, befnrG tho rising uf tho
curtain. turned from tho tloors Ennble to 0bs1'n
admission. Tho entertainment sccnlesl 10 please.
although thore WIS nothing particularly novel
In tho prOga1n, nor was thcrc shown much
originality on tho part Of any OF the performers.
The usunl features were presented In tho frat
Singing i su,,p about an empty crndle and
an absent baby. Tho Subsequent
nets included rather clever !n29nK.
Fax, Wand, Dalr, Doyle, Turner, and 3iackin: Il
had Imitation Ut bryant and linoy's musical net
hy Fields and Hanson: clever lot Of cioR:dat,-
Mr.. Eddie Fox. and II ycntrI101uist gave aalnc
examples OF his skill, which seer,el 2 p!ease.
Tho closing sketch, "Fun on the urussolls," WIS
cpHrsU aud Btupid, >
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The following nppcnrs In London Fun dcscrsb-
ing what WIS scen and heard by un "Engltsh
1ntBs who cnsno out with Sarah Dornharht:
"AH soon rs tho pilot had loft. carrying Mr.
GeorsY =. hoyer nway u h"od S 81 s tcars @ saea
aKitntcd witness OK tho great c1eatnses every
action.
hurry OF parting und tho erowdiix rtn,nd her
for last cIulracs, tho ulster WINS torn open, n'l1
bits Of hur c9penslvciy.t rohe honuntf
flew right md loft As she WINS Torn with e,tl-
Sits~a piece oi bronze friaxo- soixod. in .raus.
n I'M Il viii 't torn M No. NJ. II ny large collection q
sourcnlrs Of sarA. ~.
=" But 10 return to tho hoIu Ia the panel. The 70
first thing tho great ureRtut1 did wins to lnok ~
tho RlnsS. unruli1ng her uRtcr, scnrves, nnd
swataing bands, ehs stood III her simple pa!a,'o'r;
Rnex se was 9 dfaxo 5 eo ssp So xa
aperture was g suall that It was .ly for ul1 In
touchIns " hor checks with Wits snd her oyu-
Which stooa Ct! rsedivi.ry pedestal ii tho door
Of tleT tIlnrnn oudotr ardat It's siivcry cati her
s.aI Of f. ton followasa Nppenrod tngc%sner % nt her M
sturics, thp sculptor who touches up her stntu-
cts, tho pnincr vino Finzes into shal,o ior paint
ss fS 'af tna nse, !" H. nS tho csop
iiyins., slttlus down il, j. larYo hamMoek lluud
Dells, shu gave tho or.ler e unnnck: All sho
eaiI md tiIi wAs done nnu said With ttoso in'.
gushing, lotus eating ntIs and ,Er'scos 50 well
knuwn to her 9lnirsls, 'D6-baller-nol tout sa
lin tic twlnklug Of scvcra. eyes her l,oudo!r
brcntnu q suull Parts!An pnlNcc-vuneflnn
Elassca, ebony and ivory carvings, gold frAnlcs,
terra- cotttl Lllats 1nnrbl0 stntugts, onyx cups.
mud yernlcft saiyrrs lid not struW the rthiu, tut
nnny reheArsiis Df talA tr1lnefnruiA tom souno
innst,havo taken plnco previously. ..,.,.
"rt1e iurglteRr Orlenthl rugB, tho inDst c11ulsle
TcrsinH carbohydrates, tho gl'mthtcst ,lnpnnetG
silk pllntugs, Nllcd tho corners or illuminated
tho Rtfols and st,fts+ .......
s,f[uw it was tho hoto ia tho panot was never
stopped by soMo hRsKtnH mlIntlrn ar 1nturvun.
ing tapestry wns n wontiUr. And lheru RhD WMs
lying, hur Gnru fuut fn shippers, covercd WIN
Wings fastened toRothpr With dnllDn, Inks.
''Just Opposlt mH wns tho celebrated silver
cQtu th0l with rtHe.sRtlil, lt!l1 tho v0ry skelo-
tim holnE tho fhilrt-Elnss tI6fnrC her.
"ThUn tho ten fultnwors tIt gF1tScly on tho
longest Of tho Tcrblhn riga Ana tuktnR from
various concDnsnCnts in lhnfr dress suIhiry
musical Instruments, tho following chorus EaS
sung with ecstnttc siHhs Of ftith AAd devotion;
7 t1rnnslallunl
SArNfst 70 thoa nAe phHlfl TtI1t(elR
We s!tig tl,s 9lafy nf thy nnnlUl
Tt1y uvUry dGntl md McliD1i t's1tlsiHE.
I'tOAal tint tan Nsur inuEHnsD ihy lame.
"My fruhc lines Ito lInt uretnfid 10 give tho
vgQr OF tho urKnAl atanAa. ni,A wi1on add li!it
nGthng cuitld ie 1noru Religions II, ITS cnnvic-
Will r8sullly hvlioyt!t was strat'KO seems.
Tho pilot waits alongside u curry li,osc ltct;
Atnrp In my noxt. Extremely interesting "''d
n(Nyt QxultiUV.H
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MUSIC4A1 NUTE9t
aThe Oueci,'s handkerchief. II now cnutto
nncra Nv .Iohnnn stromsa hns hcon ho,,oht Nv
Ausas&'n l)a'y. !,
The 1.Itta COMFORT conpppy. couroscl Of Sfltc.
L,tta. aonr,no. Mtss ttnftIo Mctnino. n,tn. Nj.
u. ~ e'e'elano' 'e'lor nnu p'Nn'st' S'F' h. IL
ifosca, nhsso; and MT. J0nn skn!ton. cornets
~ w., .-.s".. .,.,. 49,.
NI' .M'i'Ms "u'k Win tno recc"t'y.oaRan-
Hnu Phllhnrtnontc Chorus ms aarcnay pro-.
RrcsACd No far tlak he II mile to nNuu,cu n nor.
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s,ay of Judgment Tho promise shall never fntl.
"When thou passust t,,rnIyl, tho wntcrs Will
In with thcc md tls;aEl ti,o r!vGts ,f9y sha!!
tho Nrc thmI shalt mt I've burunl neither shall
tic flamo kintlIg upon thee. for ! am thu Lord
thy Otti, tho Holy One hf fsrraf. thy SAVIOR
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hn' 9ts 1ns ra,,," 10 o,,r tables ir, so aat,eins
wi nI icatnlr. ThH, IN our AWaKchou ta ~ nm Ky
nsaas s,ai warm SUNSHINE falt on na 91'' an
a.SnY years nrc ri! cof9rtni nvfr IT, wv T., mn ~
n yrrre uf tnry lo "y , " .sio a tmn .na, -. ~;
.t nihcrs ihurn arc who ,lrn hcll nr!niy =" ing1.
Gut,rs nn lnlors a. be'!tn! RmstSmt! t!,!n9 ~ @
ne' aa ~ Sa "t s"nnrailan ttat II taw are Dc:
,n,ycti y toll ts tns1sn1t u ,v" S ~ T anfv W. ~
Toie aro kept @vn ny .tnr ~ nve veors ~; III ,,nI
stimulated not 70 tseath. nis it n.,x Inn
IN upu,lnx up new NM 1 rn nYI.cnro
n%era s9',Gs .;rr q1 II nnn.sitIes n ] 1t ast. nnl' s
sHs Mdst abc ~ sno a!ity ,nIcSon IGsS ls no no
tc,nptntlon any lnnRcr so usuahy s.. rnriv" thaI,
sssr lss % VII NJ" y SSIt1 y sss saSs r.
down fr. M ~ grn i,,nnit ~ ~ tnis cottry tl,o o
a., !. ;,'9 e.. ssr ' sa?Y SSa iS G;sr etM aySas i sS
continent tliht Is insc.'eu sn' np ip,.t ~ /. nn,isn1
nr THIS wlle nd ys, sF'e ,F'eis @ II Ss
s sss ~ nsi"s %s W to rs ret.ain longer u Ing syo
nd aaDlt!ol. alnw nnRer III tnS w. SOIL .to's sno% o
1S se's IL, c1oM's 1aM q ro 1rcas to nlako lily
ay,9g II sss PnSa m sSGGa
sens1 & Sas egos o;ss win H. soi3sss1 .; of
Christianity " aks ny l'i', !, ~ Mn tnn o''4
Reefhy ah s oss sprs rec"e S To- Tor or
o Tho nrrs1 or th9 Sasc ai ,n hss I"ss9Ss nsq pa
q Ssfty, q eucatlon, Or ot vide G rogan
or has nvec ,r,s tso M t,nrnncti t,nnIno Of
Us ilc se,a "a sfts + stam,s ,i, t atar bnr!cr of
lie and ny sat ~, s vof,o ~ ,nt ,mortn
ps ncasiIro tno ,.,Tnanhtn ,m.Tt stnysiv in inovit
T3Is ssls srse fsss F Mst$ .Sa';rht aSe;s!sssss n
thigs eavsn tal Il nwc ~ nttnts1is ~ nn
TO- aS I%9 nstn M &c o to enr whether Deity
person, q soWor r',anH an ,1aKgS t,,nxno III hns
ncss" sucn ~ ssc Min ihc iy' mors,i,w mi MI
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together In tho Jcri,salcU, ni,ove.
A GREAT MIRACLE. .
THE iEs. II. NJ. CnLt.issOH,
pnatnr Of the Fullerton Avunue Presbyterian
Church, preached to n very InrHs congregation
ycstcrtlay morning, his subject being, "nid tho
Sun Stand BtlilT' tits text was:
And tilcrn wns no tlny like TINT pcfure It or
nftGr Il, tint tho Lord hcartcncd unto the voice
'a,,,,n q 51an: 1or tie Lord fought Tor isrAe''
cali yo,ir attention, he sas'i, to stMdy Of tho
circumstances Of nne Of tho most Important
bntilcs Of tho worlds history.
Tho lattIea OF Marathon, Of Cannu,, OF Water
loo. MI Ind an important influence over hn1nau
history, changing the cnrrcnt Of tho ntlAIrs of
tho whole world. Thoro have been hut few
such battlos. Cronsy, Tho hlatortnn. numbers
but trtrcn s,,ch decisive battles since tho begin.
ming Of tho wor!d.
The bntttn Of Ajnlon, or 1Icthhoron, described
III this chapter, deserves to be ts,1m-
brrcd amongst theni,, for BY tho victory
ThsS hoy y s sns So bstsry ssso tho @Sr
ii was tSe baltic Of 1.othhoron TINT established
tho tltnu Ot this battle tho 1sraclltes hnt bcrn
only Elvudcra: from tho ifnlo Of this hatlio thoy
sstt nx ',e x II o q cw fa 5 70 nccoIo xan o ~
nnt!un that ever since hns played 80 wonderful
II ,M,rt Ii tho history of tho world.
fnr Il beRnn 1T daylight md the sun was riding
high tr inid'hoavct,, standing over the nlount-
nins. whsl, TUG I,h!listllss l's @ ssso driven % ap
tho ntt,cr sidc of tho mountains towards thor
"T!' III, lalll'l, ,,,,z., III. ,,.
,,I n' t'n @ !os' VIZ ,a @a ns nSG, ns h pGon @ Pc
Htrttctrl.T,t arn. Himself lise0Mlitel tho
sweeping lip from tho Mediterranean, thoro
cnl,o t,,ir Of those sortiilC haIstornls that arp
frTrrf TS us"e.. Ii sh"t seTe Teossoea to tho country
ill9 tlsrsuinK larnclltes, most Or whom were ere
t1ilins w thu eastern slto nt tho mountain, hut
u WE aars mt ef Wit !stos sna
srpr.l." ,,,u. .,,,... -.
tho n.oNutnins. hls lonR spSar ~ t!s hand ylew.
w% s w a wserS t9S a gs ,e as1 aou Res s
rseiites 81 psrsa!as; Iookips Up at At ,ha SUI s,xh
nbnyu hls hGad, and tn9 pu!e ni4!!y
noun over tho no McditerrancAn Valley ot A1alon:
fnr TIM work of conquest, and, stretching out
Ms snoar he ottsrea M asoa,xnS pfaEos , !" nou
81 snos sti he ''i enp1ese sS anu moon o'' '' victory
IS,,s = n9tnsd AZ ,nyer ;;' y VA nnsWess ana
sftronEhoIds Gl iiobron, ard Ja,.n,,th. md
LAGl;sl ana EElon wuro n tho hnnds n 1srael,
my INC vo cohtSdSrato Iirat hmgs were K.lict. ana
tho Me'iltornlnean WINS III tho hands 81 israel,
# ws ~ s sSrrio na Tho Gsts 9i tho iv!ns 'a
q tle heatnSn, idaiatsous rh!t!a.incs, whose
an2 rog Aoa 81 pae Ind an osi nnaH ana VICE. e
,do!malty nna fSr eonTHr.os % Gr'ea a'a
faco u Tic oarth. Such natlons wcro these
Cnn9ai!ttss, .,., ,,
H. pSs Ssn stHay ',y @ 5E morning Is with Israel
~ efly.nLtFtstltR question arises III 70 too
, 1880-11-08

ys' !as j! s!sch work. hnvo brought Us tosc.her Al
Many question. mar naturally m urlsc % ~ to Thqt 4
Ts nr S1S ar conasuon. @ @ I ''%Hii w e ses" .Sss @
inost wo arr, Or can o!a,M to te, ior tho prc.pnI
meeting Il worship 90, after s!ien fofia. as u
sospeto III .any, unia!r WY tar Dr. the
p"scGasG pso + u prosdo er9s s oo for or famss
! ntl Tor eycsy ,nn',. % ana .tranFcIs IN ino cty
frco 10 CONC. tl,c prlco of The snaN l'as bor,
nlncn,d I yery 10y las ana no puni'!ns hayo nss,!
Tasss s!sy ee',! Ssys @ hs tls tsts' sar's @ sssas:
Ioi w open ills placu tor lis wor.lii. md for
i,o fellowship Mid communion Of iss gi'll,lrnn @
humanity that mr. hands and ,ieafts mar l,n,!
sa s.sc, @ M a I Sffn bSr by syo bRsay ssfsy
II spirit In heart, Nnd i!fo, ant! chrstian work,
fo"wiE ,; The sogana. f uod seoslE ~ o.,
Tho phrase "iionsc 81 Tic lori" had ii, tho
nslea tsn s Il u n1n e"t S ,o o Tcpe " a
Dnr sAyior II, largo sense tlcloealsed the Old
sSs a q ,SS wSSr;,'n , S nt ,SaSnS }o % M ,, "11a
snr ~. n tnr1nir,1, ahn,, ,r,t.,, tynrsiIn: ft,r
thn hnr r,,tM s.,i f"n Unm. n ,v1,nt thn trnn
worshpcrs sa yes orsh tno 9T FathUr SS II srt iii I'D
shin b!t 'os Mi ao ,mfn9 ri stiii fur,n"r ltD tso
,],nirn of s,,irt* i;M,,i tniis ns m,r boiiss nro
~" 1u",,ns 81 ~ ~ t,1v III atnnf. G,.1 Inv istn"I
~ ~ Hill " Mnrs, ans hn pos M r tt tn nlcrinn
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, 1880-11-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

. The Public Will EEesvnre Of Frnudu-
LEM imitation Of f,obbIns' Electric Soap nnw
beitg forcc.! m tho Mnrkct by nlsrcproacnta-
tl0n. It will riltn my. ctothcS washed with It.
luaIst upon hNvinK Dntlblns Electric.
, 1880-11-08
DIR. THOMAS.

.I ... - ~ . w o''. ~ A'.n,e.s' wv
obliged 10 turn tho constant strcain OF now.
conlors into tho cutlery, oil tao sunts III Tho lower
pnrt o. mo mo, aonse being occupied. Tho Fnllery
's.s WIZ so''h h'lcu; and ny IL Q cloek-Mo aoorAt
nur .aU md ., IN tue
'f2%aoa So with enmn seoo's H.. .t,, ,o,
small talae lad boon placed IN tho eonsro and
behind i a vory low. seated 1 c.ls n which, when
scA.cu' w WIS al,'ost enu1ois nHt'on IRON INC
"ossSHtions v,ow' On n thS right o1 n9 staxe
noctca tho ,n,,scmi sorvcc, 4 ,,n,,o,,ct ~ G,nv.
~ ,,,a"', ~ T.. T.,
sotnhro olIect Of tho su.gc sotttng, gray pluu
ehambor Of hcnvy aesisn,-..d tl,o Sparse anl
e1eecM,nHly 1s s plaah lusn!tnro IL conts1'sioa'
Dr.. Iaomas opcnsa @ io ~. services Vices, BY n,hlps tho
rsnyer, @ wlth wnen sas order Of services opsno
which tho psstor esa,a ,nyiteS tho s CONGREGATION @
70 tAkc pnrt In tue in,lsrM. scryiccs. He said
amount Of musical tnlet, and thnt. US itwns te.
sired that tho song scrv!cn sllauil be strvcu of
thS siSaISe ISoplo he opsa oS would all Join l" tho
Al Old suntloman who found that tho light
WINS not strong eno.lgs, to cnab'o him 70 roal
rsna tic hyns To past"r s'!e @a
] lKuess yon nll know H." Anl tho congregation
thon Joined heartily III singing tho hyln,l,'. From
ulL that dwell below tho Skies
Dr. Thon,aB then nal.o an eloquent prayer. III
which he aske that tho eilrit III worship and nf
communion with tho Unsrcn, tho Eternal. might
rest upon tho audience; that zach hcnrt might
be all nltAr unun which shtllilJ Go rlrccl III
offering Of prtiso and thanks, for tho tei,der
ohiidhUoi; that Ind icon a tlclIvoranc.l fro1i,
tlangurs, atitl comfort In taya, Of sorroN. IIu
tho public press and othor IMstr,,1cnts for gttH
upon tho ci,lntry Mt lNrHga aud n Its Institutions,
civil social, and rcilKious-ntid upon tic a,lls
beyond tho seas That wurn Old when We were
yoi,ng. In closing 10 nskotl tor II blessing upon
who hid Interested themselves 10 prupare tic
why for It, and npou thoso whose kindly sym
rho hymn ;SNearer, ny God, to Theo" was
tho conurcyntiot,, stating t&at it hau ionr Ooct,
his custom 70 inyiie stra.aycsa, nni friends, md
ai,i shnkn f1Hnus with him it tho clnso or tho
survicc. il ofton hni,pcnUI TINT tiorc were ii
tho eonprtrntIon nrnnia uttinrcti.from tau or
fIftcen ,7lir;srnnt Htatns. md wbun hn shonk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29
DANVILLE.

ELECTION RETURNS AND PERSONAL TRIMS.
Correspondence of the Richmond DispatchJ
MAY %, 1880.
The returns this morning are as follows {:
Mayor, j. G. Ayres (reelected); Sergeant,
James Wood; Commonwealth Attorney,
j. u. Blackwell (reeiected); Commissioner
OF the Revenue, W. Il. Watson (reelected) :;
Justices, j. &. Luck, w. L. Boisseau, ID. j.
Harvey; Councilmen, Johnston, Crawley,
Swami, Holland, Keen, Lanier, Gravely,
Darlington, Allen, Talbot, Jordan. Estes
OF whom Messrs. q. q. Holland, T. j. Tai
bott. and +. ID. Grayely were on the old
Council.
Captain James Wood leads Captain Hern-
don for the sergeaDtcy by i've votes. Ie-
ported Captain Wood last night as a Re-
publican, because he Is a Republican and
leader amongst them, and not because any
distinct issue was made with him on that
ground. Mr.. Herndon was beaten mainly
because he was regarded as the nominee OF
what was called the AWKWARD party. Look
at these figures: OF the registered voters
who were authorized to vote, there was
majority OF 275 on the side OF the whites.
Perhaps / have done Captain Anderson
Anderson Of the kegiSter-iniustic in
reporting that he was beaten by Mr.. Ayres
for the mayOralty. He was nominated at a
public meeting, and though he bad refused
to be candidate, bis name was kept flying
at the head Of that ticket. Really he was
not regarded as candidate, and hence
be was not beaten. But ii is high COM
piment to Mavor Ayres that he received
$50 votes out OF GAG that were given for
mayor.
Since the heavy rains which fell about a
week ago the planters and farmers have
been hauling their produce to market and
nursing their plsnt-beds, and the town.
people have been discussing council mat
ters and council.peoDle, and buying, manu-
fseturing, and selling. ALPHA.