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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-10

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE on FIKsT
MARKET - RRRENTING OF STALLs.-The
regular monthly meeting Of The Committee
on First Market-Mr. Joseph T.. Diekerson.
chairman; Ben. Il. August. secretary, and
Mcssrs. Philips, Cole, Tinsley, and Ran
kip--was held at the market Yesterday
The ordinance reqnires that all stalls and
benches shall he rented in the month OF
December, aud on motion Of Mr. Philips
the committee proceeded with this busi-
ness. All OF the present occupants were
applicants for their stands, and they were
rerented accordingly. There are IN the
| First Market 40 butcher-stalis, 2S vegeia-
be-stalls on the inside OF the market, 62
curb-stands, and fish.stands. The annual
rent OF these stalls and stands, with what is
paid by country carts. produces revenue
to the city OF S0,944S7. The market has
been recently painted throughout, and Is
kept in a condition that reflects great credit
upon the efficient clerk, Mr.. n. Ii. Hill.
The committee are prompt and faithful IN
the discharge OF the trust reposed in them
by the Council, and commence their new
year under most fatterng circumstances.
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TUE SUPREME NOVELTY.

THE SUPREME NOVELTY.
For a limited period. at
9O3 EAST BROAD. NEAR THIRD 81 REEI,
commencing
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9Th.
THE BOHEMIAN GLASS BLUWtRs, -
PRoFHSSoRs WOODROFFE, CABLING q Gu,
With their o
100000 COLLECTION OF FWONDERSiN GLASS
Including the
CENTENNIAL CURLIsS ENGINE,
huilt of 900 pieces OF glass, snd IN uil operation
Every visitor will he presented with an elegant
specimen # Plas--work -
vyuIcTTIoNS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Admission incudi G specimen, 10 :.
N. ii. WALSH, Manager.
IN - N,rvs Aoent de S-3t
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JOHN NJ. NOTHING
AsDALVsIAN BALM,

FLORIDA ORANGES, direct, received weekly b,
CHRISTIAN a WHITE.
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John NJ. NOLTTHtt.

Il SAVE MONEY by havins your printing done at the
DIsfArsu PRINTING-HousE. Good work, lew
prices. dissatisfaction guaranteed.
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LEVY BROTHERS, Tenth and Main streets.
Before we take peep at the uptown stores
that are clamnrously demanding our atten-
ton let us look in at the old, reliable. and
princely dry-goods establishment OF Levy
Brothers, where is announced "the biz
show OF the season" in holiday goods.
Enter this large house. and you will moi be
more amazed ut its huge dimensions and its
large stock OF staple and fancy dry .oods,
winch meet YOU IN the shape OF bargains at
eyery turn, than TO know there is still an
other department on the second floor, where
Kris Kringe holds Joyous and generous
S4ay.
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N. FlLYsoS 4 90, sdveftisns agents, insert ns'-
vei,ements In AL Of the newspapers Of the United
states at pcbakers rates. Osdess iefs a. the Dr.
petsA eosa,iasEoqA win ess,ve prompt stssAs
tep.
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GRAxp SEcRETARY's UFFlCE,l
IlI4 MAIN STREET.

THE GRAND ANNU 'L CON MYXSz
i VOCATION OF tbs GRAND ROY-STEVf
Al ARCH CHATTER nf vIRSlNiA WIN sSaS5S
Ss held In II. Albans Hall In this ciiy on
Tui,Vcf,AY ifsh day OF December. 1880.
NJ WILLIAM IL. iSAACS,
"a Grand secretary.
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SELECT eor. PRrsSsrs EASILY.

We are o,snis ri eIN sant rev goods fos the
yoILDAYs,
Isdies. .DfAMo|rLA cE- rms snd DRofs,
LADIES'. .DiAMoND BANGLE aud LOT r.
BRAC ANTS.
Ladies' DIAMOND '>OLtTAIK7 RINGS and
EAR ySOra
Ladies. DIAMOND -ILIsrER RINGS ans
EAR u2SrS,
Ladies. DIAMOND SDAsTs ana
tR0SsTes
L..dIes. ONYX aud PRsRs. MEG SxAcEs.
ksdiee. ONYX LAC.ssfiNs and BRACE
Lssiks s. BYZANTINE md FLoSxNTISE |
SETS.
Rich ROMAN GOLD FstxDAsTs.
RIch. ROMAN GOLD <kcKLACE$
RIcb. :. ROMAN eoLDts and IrektxD
Rich. !. ROMAN GoLp SANDS snesssr-
Rich. ROMAN GOLD ssR.DRors- aud
KNOBS.
Gents. .ScARf-PfNs. SC cszF-RINGs. psd
SLEEvE LTSK~s
| Cent?. .5IGNET and fSTACGV RINGS,
| ,,ent+. SLEEVE snu BOSO6 SuTT0SS
| Gents MATCHES. CHAINS SEALS. sss3
L0CkErs.
SUPFRB SILVER In cases aud great ys-
riety OF BEAU rIFUL BAsr tTs FRUir-
4 STANDS BROSzE tAsD. .STASDsp
VASES. TCREENs. PtIcHERs WAiTERN
&c. &C.
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1ITpICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
Ni Election OF PROFESSOR OF SURGERY.

kmeetinz az The Board Of visi ors OF this institu-
,ion viii h. h, ID at the Col'eEe on WEDNESDAY,
n,s... ,nner istn n / O'Clock to III the Chair OF
Snreery. vacated by the n sigma ion OF Professor
NCt;I'iRY By ORDER OF Hob. JAMks LYONS. preSi-
-, ~ ,he Hoard L. n. WHlTh
49, 80 a .,,;td Secretary.
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NORTH CAReLISA FAMILY ROE hEiAeisGs-
finest iu the ciiy-ai CRRIsrIAN Il WHITES.
LEVY BROTHERS
M now show h.te
4 splesdsd assortment OF.
DRESS GOODS, cIoAKs. ULsrrns,. USDRgwsAa,
ELAskErs, rLASs'1Ls,
CARPETS, OIL cLorH. GI,ars, FRIscEs,
sArIss, yELxrrs,
and every article IN their nne. OF the very best
quality, <pd at the
LOWEST oAkH PRICES.
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y .TsNes.

NTOTICE-A. J.. OF H.-Ine memoers
tv.FpICAS IFSIo., OF HONOR, are requested
20 attend a regular mec,ieg OF Their Couueii a.
n,Ss,s nnS on TiiI> fffidayI kVENlNG at half.psst
esetscl. EyeIy member is requested 70 be present,
hy laws VII he acted upou, and their ctriin-
s,ss n,n te rcaay for delivery.
~, order OF n. J. WEyNoc til, Commandsr.
ny JAMES E. RtDDICk,
A.,o.lts Secretary.
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There are all Kinds OF toys


svay.
For good girls and bows,
There are carriages and carts,
And arrows and carts;
| 60 select as you VIII, you'll be pleased.
Yes, it will DO the Young heart good, and
| the old, too. for that matter. TO see the DIS
! pIay OF toys and fancv articles at Levy Bro
1 ihers'. So go and take look, even II you
cannot buy, and YOU will be gratifed.
STEVENS, sos Broad street.-Here we ore
at length on the gay boulevard OF the
CITY: and, as luck would have it, we have
droDped into the prettiest store in town
the headquarters for Christmas goods"
Bnt The ladies are ahead Of us. and have
already found ont this delightful place, with
| its thousand upon thousands OF beau,lful
and enticipg articles. AS shopping is one
half The life OF the dear creatures, 1t would
seem that the first great questions whlcn
present themselve> TO the female nina are,
how TO shop, when 10 shop, and where to
sbopY And you may be sure they are not
long in mastering these problems. They
pursue this pleasure not with the thought-
iessness that marks many of their amuse-
ments: they make thorough business OF
it. SO thai, when you see the ladles n0cking
TO an establishment in such unvarying num-
bers as we behold them at stevens, you
NAV set il down as liked fact that II is the
place Of all others 10 get what you want ana
TO get bargains.
At stevens YOU will find everything in
the way of bouse-furnisbing goods, fancy
articles and toys that art and good taste
conld suggest or money buy. He has artl'
cles to suit all classes aud all purses
no has them from the most elegant
down TO the simplest, but every
thing Is cheap. He invites everybody
| 10 come and look at his large stock and con
= vince themselves, and to each he accords
hearty Christmas welcome. The spacious
new store, which occupies two entire noors
I has annie accommodations, and you neet
not entertain any fears lest you be suflo
Gated IN the holiday rush. But The grea
variety OF beautiful Christmas presents U
be had at Stevens must be seen TO be ap
rreciated. So il you have not yet visited oC'
I Broad street you should at once make amenu
for the Injustice you have done yoursei'
and take your neighbOr along with you u
: see the sights. And IL you be not moI
than gratifed we pledge you our word, u
. the language OF our YOUTH, 10 nahc yo'
; seven Steven"
n HUTzLER BROTHERS, 525 Broad street,
lis with pleasure, dear ladies, we introduc
YOU to these gentlemen, so noted for thei
q uniform courtesy and fair-dealing. Indeed
d we are sure you need no introduction, 10
: we fancy you have long since found 1t t
your interest 10 purchase OF their ampl
and tastefully.selected stock OF dry good
and notions. We, however. In this desire
particularly TO direct your attention to thei
beautiful assortment OF rolled-gold plate
ieweiry, You will find their styles In th
. jeweIry all new and lust suited for CHRIS
'e mas presents. Give Huzler Brothers a.
early call and you may be saved much an,
iety and bother by making at once suilab'
selection.
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ELABORATE SCENERY!
An fXCELLtNT COMPANY!
MOST SUPERB COSTUMES
Admission, so. 75c.. and ~. No extra charge
~ Rox -. ef op~us SATURDAY "a. NJ. at Ramos
A Moses q aud office OF Theatre de Az ~
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HTOTICE.-The eleventh annual meeting
n =, the STE KHOLDERS ~ THE MER.
11tAxrS NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND
viii be held a, ihttr hsnkins.n nou on TUESDAY,,
'an",IS Az q siSS.s,d J. u. NORTON. Cashier.
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GRAND STCRE fARy'S OFFICE-f
lll4 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND UecemJ.r z, 1851.
rCUE GRAND ANNUAL COMMU- a.
NJ, aTIDN OF Tvs GRANb LODGE "
Or A. Y. MASONS OF Nlk6lNlA viii be.
held AZ ~ AlUans Hal IN ibis city on MONDAi
Dercubsr lS, 1890, al q O'Clock III
No risiforS VIII he stimitiea until after the tranu
Yoige hss been org anized aud oDened.
o. or'Srr 81 pEYToS : CoLFs Grand Master.
ny WILLIAM t. iSAACS,
dc Old Grand Secretary.
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Mr.. Jones bad large stock OF tobacco
on hand. one hundred and liity thousand
Mounds OF which was saved from injury.
Six hundred dollars will cover The loss on
tne wing building. which is not insured.
The weather was very cold and the fire.
men had bard time OF IT, but made sue
cessfuI and creditable fight. The water
from the hose froze upon the men until
their clothing was sIiff as boaros. steamer
No. 4 broke down and was hauled OF, ana
the old worn.out hose OF No. bursied any
number OF times. The plug'suctions OF
steamer No. 2 also bursted, and that COM
pany Is now without any.
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|. fQBR GOOD REASONS
BUYkNG sHoEs
On. o. e. l.. sIEGEL'S. Sd.
. 42i BR0AD STREET
VI, c.n lsy. SiEGFL
Hs esrr'es The O.
ind any,Alsgs LARGssT y constantly
Ass0RT-
xou may xan., MINT rsae.yinx the
IA the
from TAE LOWEST sci,y.s Lsrhsf STYLES
TO 1aE HIGHEST IN eESTLEMES's'
PRICE GOODS, LADIES, ASo
Am.
n CnILDREN's
. sIE6xL
WARRANTS ALI.
10 he wha. he represents shern..
CT. siE6xL. 42l BzoAp srsksr'
ls lno 2dI .sf
l
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AMUSEM ENTS.

DICuMoND THEATRE.
DAVENPORT.
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Dramatic hit Of the season.- Eeio York Herald
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The grand jury OF the United States Cir
cut Court. which has been considering the
eases OF the judges Of election OF Manrhes-
ter. asked answers Wednesday afternoon
from the Court to The following questions
list. Are the receipts OF George w.
Duesberry, Jr., clerk in the AUDITORS
Office, lawful receipts under chapter AZ, Sec
tons :, 10. and IA Of The Code OF Virginia
for delinquent capiiatiOn-iaxcs OF 1879? He
was not a first clerk oI acting Auditor. Re
ceipts referred to are in hands Of the Dis
trict Attorney.
"2d. II j. IN evidence before the grand
Jury that these receipts were issued not 10
the persons liable to paw these capitatlon-
taxes or TO any agent authorized by them 10
act in their behalf; were they hot therefore
improperly Issued? See first cause section
!, chapter 43
Judge Hughes said:
81 assume that the holders % the receipts
meDtioned In he III st query were ciiizens
Otherwise qualfSed TO vote, who o8ered TO
vote on showing the receipts. an, IN
formed that the receipts were OF the follow
tng tenor:
S1.0j.
4
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WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEaBEE l4TH,
FANNY DAVENPORT
AS
KATE VIVIAN.
AN AMtRlCAN GIRL.
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LATEST NEW YORK SUCCESS.
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sKATEs.
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ONE SlGHT ONLY.
, 1880-02-04

A. NEW ORLEANS dispatch reports TINT tho
water In the Mississippi River Is within few
Inches OF the "danger-line," and intlmates an
apprehension Of m overflow. As matter of
f1ct tho dangcr.llne Is considerably below the
line Of actunl overflow, md 1t nas been
reached at so1ne time during several years
past without m overflow. The reason why
tho water has not risen higher than the banks
and flooded the City OF New Orleans Is be-
cause tic river several ycars ago broke down
tho artificial barrier that Ind been construct
cd at tho Bonnet Carro erevasse, and thus
secured n natural outlet above the city Into
Lnke Pontehartrain. This fact, which Ia
patent to NIL experienced rtver-tner, has beon
deliberately Ignored by tho Commission ap-
pointed by the Government for the benefit Of
Capt Eats, and is perslstcntly suppressed
by tie Nuw Orleans press, In order
that tito scheme for spending hundred
millions Of public money upon Levers and
jetttes lnay receive no sct-bnck. Ono pecul-
inrlty OF this scheme is that, after tho hum
ired millions shall have been expended,
there will be periodical opportunities for
now expenditures to repair brcnks and DAM
ages Thus, If the ]ovca or jetty plan were
tutlay In actual operation, water at the DIM
gcr-llne would foreshadow n break at
Bonnet Cnrrs Or solno other natural outlet,
whIcli would throw new job into tho hands
of the construction company; since this o,tt-
let Is NOW open there is neither danger nor
OCCASION for sqnanderlng public money.
, 1880-02-04

TnERE are some reasons for crcdftlng md
others for rejecting tho ru1not that unclu
Sammy ridden Is about to be married. Ills
aylneular experience Inns been SO s0rrowf,ll
TINT desire To cut on his grnceltss nephew
Pelton niay be greater intluccnlent for lin
to marry tllan tho tender passion hns eyur
bcen; Widows dover might thus interiors
with the Nepllew's prospects ii there were no
other results. 1t Is possible, too, that the old
gentleman huR finally abandoned all liopo OF
conciliating that terrible Tammnny chief
tain. john Kelly, and Inns consequently sur
rendered his Inst thought Of obtaining the
Democratic nomination. In that caso it
would be very natural to turn to matrtnony
for consolation, and seek soino lovely
woman's care for his declining years.
Though tho ruling passion Is said to be
strongest In death, there can bo but s,nal!
solace In nursing futile political ambition
or planning now sol,omes for wrccking
railroad corporations. Marringe, even
Mt hlr. Tllden's advanced a2e, must
he regarded a3 n moro desirable pastlme, and
1t III certainly much more conmcndable
pursuit. Thcso and other considerations that
will readily suggest themselves g!yo at least
color Of probability TO the rmmor Of Alr.
rilden'a approaching nnptfals. 1t may be
urged agatnst the likelihood OF such ali
event TINT MI attractive young latly IL not W
easily to 10 secured At the bidding ot supor-
animated relic Of banknlptod corporations a,ui
disappointed hopos; but the history Of mat
rlalo.iy In III! times and countries sllows TINT
tho fraflty al llnuan HE. the certainty Of
death, a,u tlo laws Of Inheritance have A.
ways secured very rich and very old man II
wife whom q younger and poorer man might
WOO In yaln. 1t Is certainly to 10 hoped that
tie ramor Is founded On fact, and TINT 1t may
not Ntscarry In this caso rs It has in previous
ranoys IN which Mr., Ttldcn's lla1no las hecn
asSociat:l with that OF sons ,narriugcable
Indy. ut tls mover too Into to melltl." though
Mr. Tt1lo'l's case has bcon 10 tlespcsato ~
almost to destroy thu force OF tie adaeu.
, 1880-02-04

saa SIX nonths' those who pa, IN liko fna1'ner
IN ,ns s hn.o atas VI ."so % II, ',eooann. o, N eaSn s
. whnlo n,no,,rt ] sh"rsrt,, n, ,hon' frr mi, NV
,nuuths: md thoso WHO do mol nav within three
months fr.nn the tinc said scmi.annuh' water
rates are tluc-to~wit: fron tho Int tlaya Of Mny
@ ~ usoo ~ ~, o,'pn ye"f' Nv sa:
~. .no ".>"s - s,. T., 81, ~
.,. :. 'nos'1''s o"''' p"' a''"' III ~" 10
''.'"''
Mr, Waller estimates TINT under this ays-
teM OF rebates at lenst fOur-iifths pf tic
wAter.rntca will ho nrn,pntIy pald In, and
vnot a,nnrut NJ vr,,,r1,,i,r mud ccntcntfon
.,.,,,..a, .r,.. ~ a ... ...,,,,tt,n. t',.,.
ot"ppeu' t''o ~ pe' ee,.. pc"'t'o" ''"'o
hereto1ore pceh spent Ill hlrlhH men 10 70
rosiilu AMI hound people to pay tllnlr watcr-
tnxcs, tho cost OF this dIsagrec0te process
amounting to soma tff,y or sixty theusn,Nl
,lnl,ars veor. rto rtri,t,v thtnta Tint fin
,na.,,. .,,.,,.1 H.. ..,'' ,..,. ,,,.,n,a., - ~,
peop,v "."'u W s'st.s ocs'oi p'e"'o" w -.
c"pe tle ut''il'l9 Hill shVo tn's eApel1sc ny
making " to ueir pEcuninry Interest t0 pNy
promptly nill clcerfu1ty.
As n first stnp towards thu pranosetl reform
In hoe dtachort,od tuo mr. 4hraa t1,,on of
+,,,L .,,..s.,'.ae'. .".,,s"4..au .,,I,n -
.1'o'o oupe."uoe7 co''ceu """' 40
inntter OIL 1ncl, lntt converted tnelr ol'lces
Into "slnccurcs," 0tl practically did
nothing except to draw their per diem and
bum around the saloons, drinking liquor ut
, 1880-02-04
AMERICAN HELP FOR IRELAND,

There arc not wanting numerous evidences
showing tliat TIC agitation ot tho IrIah quos-
tton II, Tits country, atd the almost nnanl-
M0us sentiment of tila American peopto Tint
Tiers is l,cel OF Immediate and ratllcal IT.
form, arc having a strong Influence upon tie
EnglIsl, Government and the Englfsll ppople,
Alr. 1'arncll, who Of course Is Gloss OBJ
server, l,as alrcn,ly noted 1t aud undo refer
ence to 1t III Ills spsecllea, mud Its influence
luay DO traced in tbs mttlcr policy Ut the
Government, III tho drift of the political
canvass, In the forccasting OF The pulley of
Parliament which meets shortly, md III the
general tenor Of articles In tho Englfs! press,
particularly in the Tory organs, which, 10
fur from defying American opinions ,Is llas
been their custom heretofore. pay respectful
Difference to them, ard discuss them III MI
earnest and thoughtful manner, Tloro Is
also ev!tlel,co That D!srnell himself has
heard tho voice Of the American pco-
pie, though It Inns not assumed tho
firm Of official protest, aud IL pro-
pared to listen to 1t anu t., adopt somo policy
which shall at lcast abate tho rigor with
which tho Irish tonants l,nyo boc1, prosecuted.
eyenlf itdocs not altogether remove tho griev-
al,ces under which they aro labortng. Among
tho measures which 1t Is announced will be
recommended In tho Queen's speech to Par
lament next week arc thu abolition OF prinIo-
gentturo, the facilitating of tho sale Of lands,
the permission TO life tenants to dispose OF
their interests, nnd other conccsstons calc''-
lated to bring relief to tie unhappy Irish. 1t
would not be safe to attribute all this to tue
effect OF American sentiment, because Dis
, 1880-02-04

4 rt:sT made yesterday Mt Wo0lwlcll con-
tlrlned thu supposit!on TINT the recent cxpic-
slim of tic thtrty-cigl,t-ton tnrret gun Oil
l,anrd tho l'rilisi, wnr-ship rlunderer, wllcre-
by seyorul officers and lncIl were killed, wRs
tho result Of caroiesness In tluuhlu-loadlng
tho gun. lii proof Of tho correctness OF this
theory, tho "lnate" tn tlIia big cannon
wns brought haok to tho Woulwiuh arsunal
mld loalca with two charges Of powder,
weighing lii all 100 pounds, besides two pro-
jectiles Ut zoo a.nl 7u0 pounds weight respect
lively, md the gun thus overchnrged burst III.
tp ato'ns, thereby proving TINT that was what
allied tho ono oil b0art tho Thun,lurer. 1t
was MI expensive mode OF tustlng the COR
rGctncss Of q theory, but nono loo costly III
propurtian to tbs valuable result arrived at.
, 1880-02-04

THE Commissioner OF Wator-Works, Mr.
Waller, saalo solne excpllont suggestions In
Ills report to the Council Monday might,
Among other things lIo proposes that, instead
OF charging water-colls,ln,urs |, penalty at 10
por cent for tl!iatorlness In paying their
semi-anllua! wator-taxea, they bo rewarded
for prompt payment BY deduction OF the
tux. lie states the proposition as follows:
"Continue tho reduced rntcs ot lS1s on
fnntagcs; provide BY ordinance that al
who pay tholr wator-satna at tho Wntor-
Oitioe in tho months ct May and November in
cach year, for tho current SIX months thus CON.
nae,lrng, shall hlve q reduction Of 10 per cent
uA thu %hule sIntuAt elArsenlls to them fur
, 1880-02-04

Tur CnfcAno T11nUxE hns established bsnNch
ofttcs 10. tic receipt OF subscriptions and Aarcfsa-
menta ns fnIlaws:
SEW yON1i-ltoon, = Irttuns Building +. 7. Nc
FAunEN, AlnnaKet.
PARIS, Fsgncc--Eo. 10 Kue dc 10 0snngo- go-hntuefe.
II. MAHLElt hgunt .-....-. .-..
It,Ni,tlN. Enr.-Amcsituu Exchange. W strand.
1lESny r. EJLIG, Agent
WAHIIlNGTUS. u, E.-11tl r bsreat4
, 1880-02-04

IN view Of tho anticipated visit to Chicago
Of Dr. Friedrich l'odenstc1t the Gcrnnsn
poet, n movement haa been sot on foot by
representatives Of tho German societies Of
tlls city to welcome and suitably receive tbs
distinguished visitor, who Ii expected to az-
rive about the 3Qtll inst.
, 1880-02-04
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

KNIGHTS OF rYTHIAs.-All members Of tho Qr.
HALL o0r1lor VI In balic und hnns'Hts, t:iay, Fab
4at n'cpck y H.. TO nttonu tho fugoEnl of nut lae
hGpressntatye Thoras W peg1i!nx ain aha ssfx!oes
unitnrn reqncatoa 10 bo prGte1t tf!e1n !,lptcs
earlier. ". u. KENNEDY.
district Deputy Gfnnd Chancellor for Dist Ut Cook