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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-12

The Ccntreville, Uniln sunday
School will celebrate in n. X. S,n,
dcr's grove, Saturday. August II
Stetler's Cornct Band furnishes music.
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The corn very rarely showed such
a vigorous growth A. ii does thi, year.
and the crop will be Que uf the largest
gathered for half u century.
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The Sheriff " Armstrong county seize !
'hr circus ~ Boyd arl Peters. aul soil
lh" material on Mon lly 'r.t Nearly n'
Of the employees are IN jail 60, prpctru-
ing an outrage uron the yuuht viH
S'loNm Burkc't. whom they n5lI'lcl
In the State ur Ohib.
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James Kr'sr. Of Franklin. raised ~
bushels Of Peerless cotttoes on = patch VI
ground feet by 20 feet-.who can beat
that
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We observe IN Hr,ls'rcc''s s,ni.wcck-
" report Of July %. that :. Nenwahl. Of
Altoona. dealer in Boots ( Shn,s. hsa
hrcn soil out hy tho sheriff. II ~ prars
that Simon hss biz up' anl dnvns too
insi like other people, sincc he lett S..
'insgroyc -Tirr-
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Every merchant can u'N b'can' dcal.
"r IN loaf tnh'"'' %, rrugh hronsr of
-, s' long NJ flr Amount " tobacco no
soils year i'r. not crcroi 5000 pounds
frrm'te ctn now raise small lrtut,jir. pt
G tobacco 'nI o. 'hnus' 1t with merchants
Nv goods the same ns other farm pro.
iuct'. The merchant must keep book
aud an Rce,uu, Of li. tobacco
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Died.

In Bloom burg, AuG. let, Frank, son u
Mr.. aud SIR, Il, \, ,cLogA, in ILe second
year Of bis ngc,
Aug. 1, Peter SlcFon of Union twp. from
the h''s Of n roppcr,heal, aged 81 year,
> months iuI 10 days.
In sciinsrrovc Aug. G, Isaac Fasuaught
aged about - years.
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Grcatrcducliun IN prices at $. Wci--.
rc,lu-gIoyc.
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s. Weis', selnsgrovc, will sell for
the next GO days q great many Of his
goods at below cost in order to rcdu CO
his large stock aud make room for an
carly fall trade.
Room is precions in his store, and
he must have room for fall goods.
A full line Of Dry Goods in stock
yet.
Call carly md secure a bargain.
1.--sE. err--s--.s------
Tho Bone aud Muscle producing
Malt, Ncrycquie'iug Hop. the superb
N'dariHl antidotc Quiniuc, and other
precious Ingredients, combined with.
ont fermentation, are the ingredients
Of "Malt Butcrs." prepared hy the
Milt Bitlcri Company.
July -. 81 iw.
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SNYDER CouSry CouRrs.-rho Courts Of
Snyder County are held % tho fourth Mondays
pt February, May, and september, aud second
Monday Of December.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-11

every moment OF her history. Her alumni
Oil positions Of usefulness from the Poto-
mac To the Rio Grande, and at home and
abroad are, with others, great educators OF
the people. Uampden-Sldney College has q
similar history. These two Institutions ere
really the colleges OF the peopIe-the tax
PAYERS who, without legislative aid, found
ed and sustained these seminar les Of learn
ing. The professors salaries are dependent
In large measure on these investments.
1t gives us pleasure Ia report that the
Farmvile foundry will soon be again, after
the misfortune OF the fire disaster, under
weigh, giving employment to many skilled
workmen. Messrs. Robson & Banton are
very worthy aud enterpr,sing men, having
acquired full and accurate knowledge OF
their business in Philadelphia. They are
live and progressive men, who can bring 10
their employment the scientific knowledge
and skill which had been acquired by dill
gent and long training.
AS yet the people Of the rural districts
manifest but little interest in politics. Be-
ing, as our most respected old friend the
late Colonel HUBBARD used 10 say In his
stump speeches, "plain plantation men
gee.haw men "--they are somewhat dull in
apprehension OF the Gerry bran-new idea
mot at all, however, Of ils "true inward
ness ~ OF an Independent CD electoral ticket
IN the coming presidential race. The many
who are not candidates for office will be a
little slow in learning the "ways which
are 80 peculiar" When they cast their votes
Tor Bayard or Thurman grand old Roman y
or Hancock, they mean what they say. and
have no fancy for being switched OF 10
Grant, or Blaine, or sherman, or Conkling,
by any manipulating engineering. En-
Senator Allan. a Republican leader in
Prince Edward, is pronounced Blaine
man. The Federal officials generally wait
developments and stand on the dragged
edge" Congressman Jorgensen has re-
Gently visited this part Of his .'moral vine
yard" and, no doubt, is preparing to meet
any Readiuster in the cool" who pro-
poses to take his place in the House OF
Representatives. He is popular hereabouts,
having Conservative friends, too, who, il is
stated, will vote for him as between him
and any ReSdiuster, in the cool or hot, il
the Independent electoral ticket is pushed.
SCHMIDT.
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ROANOKE COUNTY.

Correspondence OF he Richmond Dispatch.I
SALEM. VA, February 8, 1880.
A meeting was held Yesterday afternoon
in the Lutheran church for the benefit Of
the Irish sufferers. Professor S. A. Repass,
d. D., OF the Theological Seminary. opened
the meeting with an appropriate reading OF
Scripture. Prayer was offered by Rev. w.
j. Shipman, Of the Baptist Church. ID. b.
SrOuSe, Esq, was then called to the chair.
4 committee was appointed to wait upon
the audience. and $500 was raised upon
the spot. The committee, consisting Of
MessrS. ID. G. Armstrong. +. l.. Bell, j. Nj.
Evans, and j. Il. Bushnell uhe chairman
and James Chalmers, Esq, cashier OF the
Farmers National Bank, being also added).
were authorized IL canvass the town and
county, with power to appoint sub-cOm-
mitlees. II is hoped that a considerable
contribution can be forwarded from Roam
oke during the progress OF lreland'S dis
tres. II can he truly said OF our Salem
people that they are even willing beyond
their power to respond 10 every call made
upon their lberaity, though Roanoke Can
boast neither poverty nor rlches-especially
The latter.
DR.. j. j. Norman. in a short address be-
fore the College Church Sunday school yes
celebrate this the centennial year Of Sun
day-schOOl work. He referred to the APP
preaching Yorktown celebration, and be-
lieves that Robert Raikes will not be for
gotten. (Qnery. Is the distinguished gen.
tleman altogether correct in claiming the
present year for the centennial of Sunday
school work. The North American Ency-
cloI@dla would make 1881 the proper date.
For the past month protracted services
have been held in the Methodist church,
ana quite number OF persons have been
confirmed.
For this winter the first Jingle of sleigh
bells was heard over our streets last week.
Vulle considerable amount OF lce--fair
quality-was harvested last week. First OF
the season.
Quite a little interest is manifested here
a. regards the probable result OF the report |
on Blacksburg College. The newly.elected |
president Is very highly spoken OF ia the |
college circle.
Professor Thorn, OF Hollins Institute, !
IRON last accounts is improving slowly. |
we are Informed that it is quite doubtful
whether he will be able to resume work this
session. n
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Fire Record.
TIE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE AND CITY HALL
BUILDING AT ALBANY BURNED-FATAL ACCT
DENTS FROM TIE FIRE.

TIE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE AND CITY HALL
BUILDING AT ALBANY BURNED-FATAL ACCT-
DENTS FROM THE FIRE.
ALBANY, February 10.-A fire broke ont
this morning about A o'clock in the county
clerks office. City Hall building, and is still,
at 1890, burning. The entire interior OF
the building is consumed, leaving the mas
siye marble walls only standing. When the
dome fell in seven men were crushed, one
Of whom, named Keller. a member of
Steamer No. 6, has since died. and two or
three Others are expected to die. No eSii
mate OF the loss at this time is possible,
though it will exceed 100000. The iudg-
ment records, chattc mortgages, and
records e the proceedings Of the superyi-
sorS are destroyed The records Of deeds
and mortgages on real estate, portraits OF
eX-governors. and the books and papers Of
the surrogate's Office are saved. Both
houses Of The Legislature adopted 4 resolu-
ton directing the trustees OF the old capt.
toll 10 provide accommodations in that
building for the holding OF the courts
whose rooms III The City Hall were de-
strOyCd.
COTTON FACTORY DESTROYED BY FIRE IN
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, February 10.-Tbe
Lehman cotton factory. near Brattyille. fif-
teen miles from this city, was destroyed by
fire this morning. The factory bad recently
been run day and night. The flames were
discovered about 4 O'Clock in the main
building, which was entirely destroyed,
with all the machinery. Loss. about $780,
900; insurance about $500 The fire is
thought 10 have been caused by friction.
One undred and fifty hands are thrown out
Of employment. The property was owned
by Lehman, Burr d Co.
A TwO-HUNDRED-AND.FIF TY-TH0USAND
LAR FIRE IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, February 10.-The State
Normal building at San Jetz was burned to
the ground this morning. The fire was
first discovered in the cupoa. There is a
suspicion that it was the work Of an incen-
diary. The loss j. estimated at more than
S250,000; insurance, $4,000.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE DUBLIN FIRE.
LONDON, Februlry l0.-A dispatcl from
Dublin at II O'Clock last night says one wo-
man and seven men were killed and thir-
teen WOrkmen and firemen seriously in
iured by the burning OF the Theatre Royal
Yesterday. Everything in the building was
consumed, including the large and costly
wardrobe The theatre took fire at about
10 O'Clock from light in the hands OF a
boy who was lighting the gas. Most OF the
employees were at dinner at the time, and
the fumes spread rapidly. Manager Eyer
ton lost his life by remaining too long in
the building in his effort 10 arrest the
flames.
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committee, reported back the bill for the
RELIEF OF colored emIgrsDts. Passed. 1T
provides that all charitable contributions
imported for the relief OF colored persons
who have emigrated from their bones to
other States shall be admitted free OF duty.
This act Is TO take effect immediately, and
to remain In force until February 1, 1881
The House then resumed the considera-
ton OF the bill In regard TO the titles OF
lands in the Hot Springs, Ark, reservation.
Messrs. Chalmers, Hawley, White, Dun
nell, and Conger spoke in opposition to the
bill; and Messrs. Converse, Dunn, and
Wright spoke In favor Of it.
The previous question was seconded and
the bill passed-ayes. 1875; noes, l2l.
Mr.. Johnston, OF Virginia, introduced q
bill amending section 1855 Of the Revised
Statutes, relative to the cancellation OF ex-
port bonds on tobacco, snuff, and cigars.
Referred.
Mr.. BeItZhooyer. OF Pennsylvania. intro
duced bill TO remove political disabilities
arising under the Sd section OF the four
teenth amendment to the Constitution. Re-
ferTed.
Adjourned.
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THE CUTICURA SYSTEM
OF TREATING HUMJRS OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN AND SCALP, WITH LOSS
OF HAIR.

Is first the purifca ion of the blood, through en-.
crgetic action OF the bowels. liver, kidneys, and
Skin-the natural purifiers If tie body. Next. 70
heal every external evidence OF disease and res ore
The beauty, viii cness md FIRE hpes of he skin, and
quantity aud quality Of he Hair. CUTICURA kE-
SOLVENT Is cathartc. diureiic resOlytnt, aud alb
sOrbent. II puflh-s The ,lOOd, liver. kidneys. d
skin OF every of blood poi 0ns, nvigOraies The
braiu and nervous forces. and throws of disease.
CUTICUR A, "a Medicinal Jelly, arrests external els
ease, removes ieiess flesh anu skin, render healthy
ulcers, sores, and dischaagng wounds aliays infam-
ton itchng and irritation and heals. Ii Il The
sweetest. clcanes and best Hair ReslOIer and Beau
tlfer In he world. CUTICURA SOAP. for cleansing
restoring ana identifying he in, aud for The toll
le', BATH aud nHrsery Is uariyalled IL AID the Gu
TICURA SHAVING SOAP, he first and only medici-
nal soap prepared exp essly for shaving, are pre-
pared from CUIfCURA.
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YOUR FAULTS or DIGEs-

~ TlON with HostctterS stomach Ritters, lned-
lcine which removes fltultnCe, heartburn, rregu-
larity Of the bowels poverty of the blood, and all
shifting, harassing, perplexing symptoms Of dYs
pepsia as well as their cause. conspicuous change
I'm the appearance well as in the feelings OF those
who use the B tcrs takes place az The distressing
symptoms disappear and the stomach, liver, and
bowels rel sumo their function in full force aud
activity. The haggard appearance Of The c0unte-
nance and salowness OF dyspeptcs fupplanted hy
n healthier looi. and the food IL assimiIacd the
body az gulrcs substance. Appetite, Without which
food does c)mpar atiyey little good, is restored aud
the nervous system refreshed with IBuoh-needed
sumber, through The Of this medicine, which IS
also beneficial 10 persons II rheumatic tendency,
aud an irestimablc preventive &C fever and ague.
e. l1-W(wlFau
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Crimes and Casualties.
HOMICIDE IN BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA

HOMICIDE IN BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
MILLBOR0', Va, February 10.-SimOn
Smith, tanner at Warm Springs, was shot
and instantly killed today by man named
John Campbell, a shoemaker, said to be
from Page county. The trouble grew out
Of misunderstanding about the hire Of
Smiths wagon. Campbell was arrested and
lodged in ilII. Smith leaves large family
in destitute circums tances, having recently
had his house burned, with all its contents,
near jennings Gap. Considerable indig-
nation is felt by the citizens on account OF
the uncalled.for murder.
DEFAULTING REVENUE CASHIER.
LEXINGTON, KY, February 10.-An in
vestigation into the accounts OF the inter-
nal-reveuue Office OF the Third district dis
closed the fact that the cashier, Captain Ash.
lev Brown, was q defaulter 10 the amount,
as far as sscertained, Of $4,000. Brown,
finding he was discovered, made his escape
with $4,000 Of the funds OF the office. No
trace OF him has yet been discovered.
STEAMER DAMAGED BY sTORM-FOUR LIVES
LOST.
PLYMOUTH, February 10.-The Orient
Line steamer ChimbOraZo, hence for Austria
liz, has returned in consequence Of damage
sustained in gale off the Isle OF Ushant.
Two men were washed overheard. two were
killed, and seventeen injured. The steamer
lost six boats.
STEAMER F0UNDERED AND SIXTEEN LIVES
LOST.
LONDON, February 10.-The French
steamer Valentine, from Cardiff for Dieppe,
has fonndered. Sixteen persons were
drowned.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEoRAPMTO >. he DISPATCH.

NEWS AND GOSSIP At THE NATIONAL CAPT
TAL-MAJ0R RENO TO BE ALLOWED TO
N-MUP.DER AT THE WARM
sPRINGs-THF. CITY HALL AT ALBANY,
n. ", BURIED: LOSS OF VALUABLE
RECORDS AND CAsUALTIEs-A Two-HUN-
DREr AID FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
BLAZE IN CALIFORNiA-wOkK OF THE
FLAMy.sIN OTHER QUARTERs-DEFAULT
ASD FLIGHT OF a REVENUE OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE english PARLTA-
MENT-TERRlDLE TERMINATION OF A
FETE LIVES LosT--DEATH
OF A VETERAN FRENCH sENAToR-A
FRENCH STEAMER FoUNDERED AND SIX
TEN PERSONS DROWNED.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY

w" Z UIE QtALIFIES-THE TOBACCO
bVoS-fHE SEMINARY AND COLLEGE PRO-
ftsSORs-THE FARMvILLg FOUNDRY-A Po-
LiIlCAL CALA-INDEPENDENT ELECTORS, so
CALLED 0RGENSEN.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.
a. FEBRUARY 8, 1880.
our new Judge Judge Crute) has qusli-
ued under his election and commission
s c lst January as Judge OF the County
court OF Prince Edward. He was advised
~ gentlemen In Richmond "learped in
,ue Jaw TO do so. OF course his right 10
~ 80 VIII give ground for exception on the
,eOoIo III some case by counsel in the in
w'est "i Their client. II Is 10 be hoped that
,uc Nouft OF Appeals will at the earliest
Ts..leAole day decide tue delicate and i'm
pO',aht question, In which the people have
nueep asd practical an Interest.
a., sutefs are much encouraged by the
'isisctory prices which The Farmyjlle buy.
var. ale hoefaily giving for tobacco. w. i.
Grs "snao sold on Friday at 1880, and Mr..
,,a lay % Saturday at Sl3.62. Large ouantI.
IN, arc arc coming To market, and We learn
buyinos nu iof Richmond businessmen are
"uying 10 the country
and spio'hlment Is felt that the colleges
Itbs n',aD, Of learning did not receive
ente,sssa January interest, and hobes were !
Would ,h' that part Of the S20O,OO6 loan !
inslI,n,,"us De appropriated. Our county 4
Union ~, OF learning are sufferers. When 1
AGO Sn. theological Seminary 6fty.six wears
By , ggexah her long career OF great Usefulness.
.ae special and urgent request ~ the 10,
i '' az, she jeyesled the bulk OF her f,,nds
lud me, aa ponos' az the State Treasury,
Isaiiesp, 10 lhe mlrket, and has been en-
'''''y pubic free school through
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GUTICURA.
CUTICURA
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.

MeSSrS. Weeks De Potter:
Geutlemen,-I have suffered over thirteen years
with skin disease In my hands and llmbs, causing
constant irritation. cprvng me OF rest ana 2ten-
lion TO business. | fought many remedies here ana
elsewhere, also of sulphur baths, WITHOUT permd
hent cure. Last MaS phy-iclaI called my disease
Eczema Rodent: spots appeared on my hands. head,
and face. ewes became much lnfamed and granu-
lated. causing ~ length impaired sltht internal
and external remedies were prescribed by iCadlng
physician for tx months, was then introduced 10
another, and consultation OF several leading ply,
sicians was had, when definite plan was decided
unop but UI[t0 no purpose. After following al
vice for four months without any permanent cure,
| bought TWO bottles of CUTGCURA RESOLVENT,
two boxes Of CUTICURA, ana some SOAP. ana can
testify win great pleasure 10 tn effect ibty nave
had fin nv case, in eight DAYS icing nearly cured
The DhysIcians "a Onounced case the most aggra-
yated one that has ever come under their experience
and practice. recommend and highly indOrse the
CUIICURA REMEDIES. -
Yours truly. u. X. DhAhf'
CLIFFORD STREET AND WOODWARD AVENUE,
DETROIT, MICH,, January "a, 1879.
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The Shenandoah Valley railroad is now
running trains regularly from Shepherds
town, w. Va, on the Potomac forty.two
miles southwest, up the Shenandoah Valley
proper, across Jefferson county, w. Va,
and Clarke and part OF Warren counties,
Va, to Riyerton at the Junction Of the
North and South forks of the Shenandoah,
two miles from Front Royal, where bridge
across the Shenandoah is nearly completed.
II makes close connection with the Bati-
more and Ohio at Dufiield's, with the VAL
ley branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio at
Charlestown, and with the Manassas branch
OF the Virginia Midland al Riycrion. Track
laying is proceeding rapidly up the South
fork of the Shenandoah, and we are au-
thOrlzcd TO say that the cars Will be running
to Bent0nYiile, Warren county, some ten
miles southwest Of Front Royal, during
this month, and from HagerStown. Md,
where it starts from the Cumberland Val.
ley branch Of the Pennsylvania railway to
Luray. Page county, Va, by June next.
Grading Is going on from Luray 10 the
Shenandoah ron-Works, and doubtless the
present year will witness the completion Of
This very important road to The Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, If not farther up The Val
ley.--Ihe VTginjdS (StaUDtOn).
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORI
~ GOLD PEN,

" GOLD PEN
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
IS the highest achievement. In The manufacture OF
Gold Pens, and the result OF experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN Is pro-
duced by a skilful combination Of the two precious
and non. corrosive me tals-l6 karat GOLD and PLA-
TINUM-wbilc the Ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy Of copper. reducing Its 6ncncss without yield
ing that elasticity density, aud steel-lise temper
which the costly platinum supplies The REC
ORD" GOLD PEN-POINTS are Of the best Irid-
Jun (diamonds), indestruclible with fair Treatment,
and polished 10 glaSs-Iike smOOthntss
Stee-pen writers have now every objection 10 gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement In pen
which win endure and not OxidiZe, equareiy met.
The RECORD" GOLD PEN Is guaranteed 10
possess durability, permaneucy Of spring, and per-
lection of point. Price, $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
and stationers In the United states. II not found or
der direct fiom
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street, Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH aud WOOD
HOUSE & PARHAM, Richmond Va. NH i9-Wiy
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND. TO

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND TO
WIT:
7. Charles L. Williams. notary public foi the city
aforesaid in the state of Virginia. do certify HAT
G. ODER, CHARLES ID. HILL. CHARLES II. skim
KER. and CHARLES WATKINS, whose names are
signed TO the foregoing writing, have acknowledged
the same before me In INV said city. And do fur
ther certify tina, Charles d. Ill., one of the general
partners named In the foregoing writing. this day
made oath before me. in my said city, that &. OBJ T,
the special partner named Ia said Hri ing. has ac-
tually pail In cash to The firm of lin, Skinker g.
Watkins the sun of twenty thousand dollars as ms
input into said firm.
Given under my hand this 3lst dav Of December.
A. ID. 1879. CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
IA l-6w Notary Public.
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Haine Affairs.

AUGUSTA, February 10.-An animated po-
liical discussion took place in the House
to-day upon motion OF a Fusion member
TO print with the recent decisions OF the
Supreme Court an earlier decision, made in
1868, taking different ground upon some Of
the questions recently at issue. After a
spirited debate the motion was lost.
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BOOTS. Sp0ES. re.
EENTLEMEN'S DOU BILE n
" SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS alsss-

EENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE r. 1&yr
~ SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS alsa"
$780, bargain:
GENTLENEN'S HEAVY DOCBLE-SOLr BUT.
TON.BOOTS. LACE-SiiOLS, aud CONGRESS
GAI1 ERS. I'm all grades.
LADIES FRONT and sIDE-LACE and BUTTON
BnOTS-heayy soles, for walking, and IL bne
soft kid AMI light coles;
BOYS aud CIIILDREN's sCHOOI.-SIIOF3 and
FINE DRESS BOOTS;
INFANTS SHOES In all styles;
\ fine line of OLD GESTLENEN'S and LAbItf
BROAD-BOTTOM, FLAT-rEEL BOOTS and
SHOES:
TRUNKS, VALISEs, sArCIIELS, BAGS, OVER
CATERS, Sc;
The UNIVERSAL NNKLE-SuPPORTEE, fot
!. 4. GRIGG'>
dc 81 Tenth aud Main streets,
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A large number OF unemployed working
meu were addressed by Mayor KaIioch on
the san Francisco sand lots Monday. He
said that within few days Chinatown
would be legally declared Il nuisance, and
that the work resulting from such a decara-
ton would give them employment. lie
counseled them TO refrain from any Illegal
or iDiudicious action until they heard from
him again.