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f.rIalpnl u fcilAan4Unt Hli xooA t!oks, aae lruM
y!sss xlsynlt Is99l,ysl !b!Ss. porsHnal acana,3t.
hsvs Win parsNts pssi iurrI. Addrsss. with entire
gnltivhep. appoint piAcu u MeuttilH, utG4, JOllN
NUitltts. l'nsl -ullce. ChlcaAo. III
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/ nai.1suss 30 \ al, Tribune uieuf
l)EhsuSAl.-l.A!trlEs DESIRING TIN 6t:ilv.
tGus 0t akiIIUu prlHHiu ,tutectLso will do Wuil to
A.llttsss u IL. Ttibuno utIIo. All communications
4uI1 IN ttFlrtnAt cuntltlvneo..
i SOU {ou. YOUR futuru dctAl.lA oil H. WIita ~
usual, making aVpullIlunl. MICAWHEA
, 1880-12-16

Tl1E TBsI13Aitt l51t+ANGll OFFICES.
TN UnDEN no AECtiAIstpl,ATH Ouit kuAlER.
L. 0lx 1tt roma throughout tho CITY, hnyv cstnb.
Yshsl l!Fan9h o,'sss q ny ai19isnl !!Iv.!9HI s.
takoh tor the sags lfeo - ,fas1;sl at thu 4asn
ohcs and will b. rSEs.x"4 ,t.,n pt!E!a Sc'ock y ILL.,
.,j. 4 T. tlMMs, ltooksoers and statIonors. II
W = HUi;XstI. nrux1ss. Gsf Cottage urovo-av~
northwest GurnDr rufty-lllL Lh-kt-,
III. W. HICKMAN, Druggist cOrAor rhErsJ-h htst und
WEST DIVISION.
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Al, 4. t9l'4i.ultuM SswNsaalaF. stat,onor, ote.
kN Meht Mnllsatu.4t., HeNr WHstuIH-AY,
~. spMNiEltsEa. Druggist ~ blue tsland.av-
III. Z. -liEitltiGk, jswolas. howsdoato., and fancy
Gqpnd. ~ ~ !.aGn.st:. cornsr l.iHys,.lst
AUlUst jacobson. druggist, !a1 North Ilalssod.
eor1lur lndlaha. .,t, r,y.,.,.l,,
!. huRLlNG1tAM = Cu. druggists, %H North
ests&:t iTItS i'I,Ss y.tEG; E 1tux,, c7s ,an.poa.,.
cQFls4r Sophia - :
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AHvnt Maws Anu ttAtInn9Ey ta!n1L ~ u !My!sn0.at.
, 1880-12-16

ELAy3EOKANTS.
4 krlnIINitsT-Mlts. ILL., ELLIS SEvEit EA1l.A
sny a',a n ;ng!o9!. Il 5Ya arS sfSaLls q s1n
Fur lNfst,hs barn n MAFuil. Slr. Iunu. ssEi1Abot,
il1iuber, und AceeII6er x sslucl pFt4u numbers "
LittuTy. Fur tuf1A kyuI fur circular uE eatl Al LII
Wtsl bfA.llstsA-sl. thlrzGltI, Ill.
4 Ill nEtX,sIMESl, MltS. Eta ASKK A9TilE HEST
adviser nH lufe. iaEtinxv tAull!y, u1ia bls4uuH3
nuatss- Iulura prospuctt, ~ WGss AxlEs0a-tL
, 1880-12-16

1.tbST AND t'NHjND.
T usT-ON MlCli1IAN.AF. III TWENTf.sEC.
.ma u1.a n,Ui U taifi!sd Ttii sar F' M0wurJ viii il
iah! II r1tlrHrsi 10 Eli MlctltIst-sv
r t1T-EI!tAl .%.A " AltAslt-AE.E EsfAIL Nl.ACk-
IL uia.tnn lIAHi had c3Inr with nIttrtss uH. 4 1it-
oral reMari viii b0 sa!d fur tlls IoiMI!l. .
i Tiar;JrIEsliAY AF~rEnSnoS. 3in!.D CIlAlN
AEd cstlxa Tho tiI.,ur NIL lt su}luly r0wurl1A
" I4AxtnX tho nAMln 1t u! stnnkh ANNlMnl.nv.
, 1880-12-16
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new PUBLICATIONS: r., -.-.....
.--.c,7s;3cc;n3y;sCI,A NGEF. W00LSON'S
NEW SERIAL STORY,
s,tnp n "BarDer's Magazine" for December.

,....r.of Yr.tKr1:E'E MAGAZINE
ne e,,"ooes,"nratuiutri upon the idrt M"e Mo
ert 70 'f "tph I, 10 srnln t,s foreign 1"5'trn-
xa'tatf 't" tj,n ttrst chapter" of t0rrl
Ion tfft e"". '.,,,rc Etutn.orc lEnoFao't. If the
w MAS .,,f,r,t ,ro,,.an IN her short afortcs
ro7s "f ~" initiation, she IN toascssr'i n
- *,t,.. t,''d md Commanding oc'f's, t','t Mera
r." ,e e. ,%' sf gs rf@+"s or srsets'"o "1
esntf ~" ,,4,,ua rho xecrrts nf stafHrn and
eHd 'a,,a na,arr, and Tho ruro charm Of her
hama" mir,urrsa,te, penetrating atufe, tniit
sie,f'."9ih hrr norrl, "1tnne," "o'aeshtap more
prt 70 s,,rv -" ,,otrrr and tHtercat. II IA Ibrt-
than o'"' esn ,bc rru,,tatIoA Of american titcrn-
s"a's - tE,oiand that tho .sfag"si"e Il to 5eof'
tafe ..r :" tbrro bg Introducing a'a A'trr!ea's
.,er .r'o,s art :. 80 eo'.'."".e, - 'ss.s ot
%.1,,t,r,,rrtnt'o" % ts*o genuine ana 10 or'ot"a''
.a.r. Evening fost'
, 1880-11-20

Illustrations which arc not remarkable rs
spcrlncns of sietlcate engraving Or fine work.
The publishers l,nyc given tho English cttt.
tol II handsome alld appropriate dress. 1t IL
made Enpurtatlt by the the authors dignitcd
and scholarly mode Of treatment.
,.l'nhllshed by Dotit, Mead & Co., New
York.
, 1880-11-20

M4AIfrEH IL uMOTEIEKH,
Franklin Square, New York City.
, 1880-11-20

There arc two fundamentally distinct
views entertained among Christians In re-
gard to thu ordinary operations of tho Holy
Spirit In tic world. According to tic ono
view those operations nre wrought In tho
hearts OF individuals either with or without
the ordinances Of tie Christian Church, and,
MS their results are Incomplete III tho earthly
experiences Of the individual, 10 ara tlloy In
complete In the earthly Church considered
Us body; and hence the Church, like the
individuals Of whom It Is composed. is falIi-
bic and imperfect. According to tie other
ylcw, the 1toiy Spirit operates It tho OK
nuMces # tfse Church. esimetaliy lsapttsn, md
tie Lords Supper, nNl nlthDiaEll tho iMNlt-
vidnal remains faIllhle, the Church as n body
80 receives am!t en19MEs M the lntlwelllng Spirit
formerly supposed to hu detlnltly held only
In the lioIitNn Catholic communion. But
there nre Iot wanting Gt this t!ny High
Church rltuntists In tho Episcopal Churcn
Notable u1aonE t!loso il the Ksv, i:
q. Ever, Ill. D., Of Nuw York, who
In u p'lblfc DISCOURSE n. few. years
nro pronounced "lrotestantism a. failurr."
seyeral Conferences on the Catholic tlDctrino
OF ule loly Spirits operations. III this vol
u,ne lla cuntcllls that the Holy Spirit so
infailibi!lty it regard to Christian ioctriMe.
l5y tho Church llo means tile Anglican, tho
Greek, md tho itunnn Churches, which aKree
lii teachlny the tlnctrInc Of Aptstulicul sur
ccasi0,, and maintaining, tho organize unity 0f
ula Church under the government ut Bishops.
un almost every otlIer point t!lestt churches
dIlfer, nlltl tho Greek md le0snnn Churches
exc"!A1nuncnte each other u,ltl refuse to fel-
lowshlp the Anglican Church. Hut, aceortl-
Ing to Dr, Ever, they oil together constitute
ihc one Catholic ind l,fuiiN,ie Church,
wl.t,s0 Sacrntueuts tltu the uppoiEted channel
OF Divine grace md tic medium through,
which tho 1lOty Ghust exerts Ills sanetftying
Influences. Those who nre curious to SEQ by
what arguments tI,ese and similar positions
uule before ,,s, 10 sous tho discussions viii
proyu convincing, tn others surprising, ntul
to others sill amusing. We tnugEue Il will
DO some time before ttje Christian world will
conle together on Dr. Ewer's bas!s,
.-,rho oucatton of tho nnnr,achtnv and of
tho ~. aIssu rer ~ t luz mr G ~
cn,niiie' ' "" has ia.sn ncnas,nnilv revIy",i
iatogn LIZ eGnt9t,os III Ei'!Stm M ntsty
~ m'5 "S e1o .vhn; y ssnaT ~ ~ ta mEsI, @
txo,,i W @ ,1ts' ~ tha hn,s ~ h"r v mrs.ttrs
~, ~, ~ ~" H. ~ stn., M t,,,s,tm,1s
;ra Su "e'G @ ~ sr H., ~ e' of hr;st'"s
r.. .. sir tI.{ et,f' ,s,u
~ -, a f..,rntfn nti iii tfo pf"rrrs
Xuis eopsisd u contend ,.l n M tt,sir iaitl; i;
eSe" uto n n!1u AZ, A '.eM t 1t', ~
o !1,IuIsI I',..,sIS w NY oa.rt ~ .t.,,,ii",.
spenuy 0!ouKM. .in u'ct!.n t,, u H. Intr III.
,!M'n tty - Tx ~ r4,a.sEu t .r''9
Was tesisits II w. Seaoa, ~ .,',tr;
le ntte1 .'a.l " ~ ~, G.e snr te s',i,i,i1,
ot tho Rresont century, T.. Il c,, aas pes,I ,t.n4
tH6 plGtHlIIl4E EGlV ~ H1 N4Wtc1! tllhe
, 1880-11-20

spcrlncns of delicate engraving Or fine work.
ihG publishers have given tho English cdt.
.,l ,aMt thntsone hia npHsoIiiM,.a n.css. !tls
ami .cf,n r. ~, .i, IL to ~ .rnotn,nnt us"'"ea
,,,.,,,,.,.., -. 49,, 80, :. 1,-
yorE E'''''eo " ''o''''' 4tc"" :" e''' ANU"
MO9IEM EGYPT AND CHRISTIAN
- lAnYss1S1A.
1lte compass Of this work Is well Indicated
Dy Its subtitle, military Service Under tho
khe.llse, 1T Ills Provinces. alld Beyond Their
l'oftlcfst rs Experienced by tho American
Stnt1." il will be remembered that ahott
tl!e ycar ls's. OF, at any rate. about tho Tins
o. tho conplc1hn Of the Snez Canal. the
h!e'llve Of Egypt attempted tn IMPROVE his
military organization BY attaching to his
stun number Ut American officers, NIL Of
w!lo''' ywa !a'l seen acttyc services during tllo
ar,uy ami o.l,ers viii I'LL the Isel,cl M forces.
tho," "" s.ss IL 1ast stero were iofty-c'E o.
ti .,!use s a.hef'cahs IN thc service ot 1ne Esyf
~ graduate OF West Point a,ld n regular
nrmy nflIerr nj cxncricnrc nnd ahtttvSwos
o,c. Thetr rontrorts sftn"ia,a,l t1,o, ,hn,
sloli srrvc for v ycars nmt ,ni1ht t'i, ~ 'I is
charged on short notice with six months ex-
ira ,,ay. Thcy were Obliged tn scryr against
nuy Power ,vtt,, ,vhin,. rvv,,t ,u;rEt In
~ =, ""st ~" WIZ. ,!,.. l-A3ps "nsn1 ~
a. war, exeep'inE the United States. t,1 tteIr
pAy WIS TO be the s'tt,le tts TINT Of officers Of
thu Aane Crude in tho United States army.
There wcrc a number Of other provisions
w. M''c" se'.a ~ !" 'n"h1 u'e pos,.'ons aesiFa-
~, na' ONES Ior those "hos1 trAdo "as war.
This book Is mn attempt, anE successful
nne. Ia give q general fdca of the service per.
formrt hv thcsc nf,icers nd n t,n,lv :. u1so tn
'..',,, y. '.'.'As.,.i.'' -, "' u1t "4"
p"tt1as s,'Hnet"i.th "I tile c!'a!acteF, nnd 10
hcplct Iltlle Ut the life OF the Interesting
rGopip with whotn they came In contact,
from Zanzibar to Alexalltlrta in Egypt, aud
!ion .',' tA.cs.nurm 70 .''e victoria Nyahza'
lnc!talas t.e Nt'a'll.N Man country, Darfotlr,
and KosdofAn." We may say right hero
that Col. Dys has shown himself c0,npetcnt
for lilo worI, In ni,rnntcd 1fis hon,. Ia ~
,.,,,,n,,,' '',,.s,,....t'. ~ uuh ~ y
ge v.Is e atLpI Y,.nrn,ns 70 tnn hterat!,ro 2t
MANI ''u a, WI " ieau "tia
ti1!taa.As t1,nan M'et pFohG us Geiects Are
,.mt t,sp rho u syc' M ~ 'l,llsm, n1'd arfanat.
~ ,,c,, r,n.e m Wy ynt Hgi WHICH, El9 hMtaor
~ nr ,u ,,n, p fro ip ,.ea ~ Il, !nfRs
Tia "Srts,n,t m .r1 af ti,o 9Th u , o s wtt!s
, 1880-11-20
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Harpe.'s Bazaar, One Year. 400
Hafpef's Young People, One Year ....S 1850
, 1880-11-20

MIR of putting cuts of unbotal,lcu! flowers or
uMsyilulctrieAl figures ay head aud tNti
picces, or to I'LL iip spnces. They nttd moth
luz to tic brallty Of tho page, for they look
cheap AMI commonplace.
1t will DO remembered that tte great
FEci,tl, tsestEiler, Glstave Dpr6, illustrated a
imngntcnnt twt}-yolunle folio eilltlun OF the
bible. ThIs WnEk WIS too costly for general
CircuinttOsl. The publishers hnve therefore
lnnlle Il selection, III 100 Of tlle choiceat plct-
lures, Ant!, accompanying tham with tlo-
Scrlptly1 narrative sufficiently fn!l to furnish
All tho. necessary Information, haYa
prepared r.. a. beautiful volume f9r .
price. TherB is also y good wnodcut portrait
Of ll0E6 and a memoir OF Ills lffc by Talbot
W. Chambers. In Its present ffrm It iH ono
OF the few roally hanstsome mud valuable
books produced especially for the holiday
season.
-" Pictures of Nirsl Lilo In Pen and Pom
Gil" by the ltay, II. &. Watkins, with illus-
tratlUls by Gtac0nrlli, Will probably tnke
rlt1lk as tho halluSnllleSt and one Of the most
elaborate Eift.boukA OF thu ycAr. It's illus.
traitor IL a lnrlster nf hfs nrt OF btrd.patnttng,
uni tho text hns been very carefully pre-
pared. Tlu blntllng ts III excellent taste, nn8
Is rer!ly naryel uf 1rnnttfnl Workmanship.
Tho, group Ut thirteen birds described III this
gta'!d during tl!a summer neAr t'lnst country
ll0issrs, SolIe 0f tho descriptions arc pleas
mt ren!tiilg, esu'l without tho nddlt!o OF the
admirable engrAylllga. Lovers OF birds Will
WeleOMu this addition to tho library 0f thatr
loves, willis l0vers tIf fins hunks vi welcome
this new elnf1nant for their favor TOR lts own
evident merits. .
, 1880-11-20

iiri tn thnra 4 Fasnt e
s"ast t.art to Ss RIyiHG ~; sysSn Si T!nes sna
:si "d ss 5srs ats sSossrf pssoSs Il %aif 5
history. mud propltcic Times. Those ThG villa t aro
carried n such = line will be Interested In
sa sH"g t''s !aof1.'l's attl Iilgeniotls Discus.
wilu,y frt','' t,,ost ~ H. M uac!Ss nlssens
tions and conclusions, lie work viii sti1I
psnyc s!lgKestlye; .whilg 10 those who nErce
VIII, wttn n.s pfii'ciples OF exposition and his
ei,tr nil nxr,fi;ny ei1 .t, ~, 70 20 eonv!n-
extensive rentiinr. VIA ~ eoo'S oo'*'"' an
-prof, .foaenl, 1fonrv Allan ,...,
Divinity Scloul ts n,1,;nr tin ,,oxt ~ i"s.nn
teachers ut Christian history tn ol,r colIntry.
~ ~ ssfiOus tne$ l,a has contributed Interest,"
n vGri, r. ta t.s l" H!ielef,t JOURNALS on his IN.
Of these nrlic)ey tntD {, small yt,l,,'nnI Hftnr
M introlmctson h, which l1o tiiscusscs tiie
staluy ot Chftstiai, History, lln brings before
W"sainh nn,f H. Ghrii.e ,Jes; ~ l0i'oEs: Hlle
Thought Of tie s;ccontI Century: The Nind
9f pasan!sm; Tl1e Ar1an Controversy; ST,
nuHnsaht;. Hz., . Leg tt,e sii'Nt; MnnnHtlcism %
ronynrso, ~ the ilnr'a rt,.n1 - H. Ill., fsiass; si,;:
'tnlnnn Empire; Tm Clristini, ScjIorl.. il
t!le authors treatinc.!t ~ tle Messiah aiiI
t!Ic II!ilst. ana oI la!1l. u u ensy to discern
xiaws e'"f' ~ t sasI. psepoSaIssls % nnd n: lnw
Scrip,utes. In iii inr rica In III trn,,is1,na
between tho falt| 0f tic Vhurcj, md hun,an
reHs'll IN such u way as to Indicate coffyic-
nt. ~. .st NY lellElfis belets by Which the
History jiayu been n1irii.' @ were m Tstiaa Sr'nmtina
In passionate iniptls,.s and hatl no rntionnl
,'asls. ing work Is Instructive, md seems to
bt tcrvntEntl lly n spirit ot cantor; but It fs
Gtlucilt LINT tile iaitf1 Ut tho writer Is not Of
that quality which has tnatle Christianity the
n Int fJ,fAI AkA
, 1880-11-20
NOTICE.

Thoss desiring to re,ictu their subscriptions
10 HiRPER'S PERIODICALS scfN snucF.
sbti9e the Publisher" by seHttg IN their names
q, tarfy IA conrcntrnf. Ihis triN obptutd tho
defay attendant upon re-ctterfsD Mdntcs and
pIditing DaeI; NMabctss u
, 1880-11-20

LIFE OF BEETHOVEN.
This Is another volume In the series Of
condensed Biographies of great musicians.
Of which "Sf0zart" was the first. They are
especially prepared for n cheap series unb-
liahed In Vienna. entitled I}ib1oernphics
Universities" and Nnhl condensed his large
two-vol,ne editions Of tie lives both Of
Mozart and Beethoven to n s1zc better adapted
to lhe popular demand. These smaller vol
hines have now been translated fNto English,
md are being published in tlfs city.
Dcethoven-tirst Of great masters III the art
Df musical composition hnd many hing
raphers. The enrIest biography was two
vofHlna ctttlDn published IN 1888 by 4.
Sch!mlcr. and translated Into English by
MGscheles. It Is probably tho best cxtant
and furnished NoIIl much OF Ills lnattrial.
il IL ever tnis.!cd. Wcgeler ind isics, Dr. 4,
i. Marx and Dr. Heinrich DUriM: have also
wrls'rn y;nnmcs OH the life of Hecthusen.
ilrst published ii vienna i, isSl '0'''''' "a'
The l!tt]e work before lis Is satisfactory as
far as It goes, and answers tile purpose Of
FLYING tue general reader q Euo! Idea Of tho
f nv, s"fnstfT5ss a orR and f fe1YTcs M 81 Of t,., @
students any ni1re than NJ, elementary trea-
ttse would satisfy n specialist. nceil.oyen
INFUSED q new soul Into iutlslc, Tie nlntc l!fs
nrt the medium 1T communicating Ills feel
ings md Impressions; lie paintcd character
III inlislc as no utller master has ever done.
iii extelnporatrotts performances he sur-
passed Aloznrt, in force, ,stgor.. atl fire. 1n
orchestral music he. reached nights beyond
he was n NAH. Of commanding Intellect
n grcHt n,an In any sphere Of tnuntat
activity. The translation has been fairly well
done, sufficiently 50 for oil practical pnr-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26


The ship-brokers OF Baltimore, who
after many failures, finally succeeded in
bayinc elevator charges removed from YES
sells at this port, are about 10 insugurate
another movement against the piiOtage fees
on vessels In and out OF Hampton Roads.
Virginia. Vessels putting into Hampton
Roads for orders paw pilot fee goi1g in
and another when they leave with orders.
The changes are regulated according 10 the
draugbS of water OF the vessel. A meeting
will be beld at some near day and action
taken. AS Maryland has no control over
the waters of the Roads, which are i'm Vir-
GINA territory, a committee will probably
be appointed to go TO Norfolk and Rich
mond aud agitate the subject among the
mer chants there with the end IN view OF in-
ducing the Legislature OF Virginia to alter
The law so rs 10 allow collection Of pilotage
fee only one way. Failing in Virginia. The
case will be laid before Congress. Vessels
going into other waiting harbors are charged
only one fee, ID claimed, and The removal
OF the extra fee at'the Rsads would relieve
vessels coming hare or going 20 Richmond
or Norfolk, and correspondingly benefit
l.de commerce OF these places.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26
Diphtheria I'm Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, November 2i.-There were
14l casts Of diphtheria in Brooklyn last
week, OF which fOrty-six were fatal. There
were twelve fatal cases on SUNDAY and
twcnty-nine new cases were reported yes.
terday. There were seventeen eases OF
seal leftover reported yesterday. The cold
weather has stimulated both diseases.
MAYOR Howell yesterday sent to The Com
mon Council message calling attention 10
the alarming prevalence OF dIpbtberia, and
recommending that the Heath Committee
OF the Board be authorized 10 summon wit
nes>es and take The testimony OF skilled
physicians and persons who have made san
itary measures study, IN order that the
causes OF the disease may be in measure
ascertained and the remedies proposed for
its suppression may receive consideration.
In his message the Mayor says: "Certan
it Is that our households experience great
discomfort and probable liability to disease
from the escape OF sewer.gases, caused by
pressure IN times OF high winds and high
tides upon the house sewer.traps and
drains, and that diphtheria has in many in.
stances appeared in households where this
has occurred"
The communication was referred to the
Committee on Health. IL Is proposed to
pass an ordinance providing for the ven iIa-
ton OF the sewers, the abolition Of vaults,
and the supervision OF house. plumbing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26

kVilliam Langshaw. who was arrested al
ME time OF the Disaster charged
with rObblDg The bodies Of the victims, but
who was discharged for want OF evidence,
was f2ain arrested CD Msadsyac New Lon.
don. Conn.,, III company With y " oman who
lives with him. On searebiag the woman's
trunk several articles belonging to The
drowned passengers were found, and the
man tasty confessed. impIie4tipg 3nother
man who Was employed with hi.O ip recoy.
eriDg the dead bodies.
A noted case has Just been decided at
Veyay. IDdIana. The suit was 10 recover a
watch valued Ut "a, aud the iitigatiol' was
carried UP 10 the Circuit Cour5. where the
plaintiff obtained verdic' for "a and Cne
cent damages. BY reducing the damages
Da'ow 81 tue plaintiff has to pay $500 costs
Ia toe Circuit Couri. while the defendant
remains liable for $3.50 costs. Over 800
has been paid for going 10 law about 81
watch.
+. =, BaInum, the veteran Snowman, has
been seriously III OF the house OF his son-in.
law, Mr.. Hurd. In New York. II is said to
pc the hfst serious attack he eyer expe.
tifnced, bus 10 Is nor pronounced out Of
danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26

A CLEAN SwEsP.-Tbe recent election
would seen TO have been the most COM
plete victory ever won by the Reaei listers,
inasmuch as IL nos converted every Funder
in the State 10 rsAdlustment. We have
made clean sweep ef the State. Not one
FuBder left to tell tie tale. The. Readjust-
ers now, like Alexander, weep over the
desoation OF their victory. -Br1st0t NeuS
What would you more! Why not fail
In, II your statement he true? Why not
return to the true Democratic fold? Are
You in earnest In your professcd desire 10
have the pubic debt resdiusted? IL so,
why object TO It's being readjusled,by the
party that not only represents the tsY-pay-
ers, but is recognized from Maine 10 Cali.
fornia as the true Democratic party @. NVir-
giniaf Are yoa not a Democrat .If so,
why not act with the Democrats And
what possible reason can you urge for de-
String that FULKszsoN, T0NY sTovALI, and
jim FRAZER shoald do this work rsah er
than the real leaders Of the people?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26
Captain McKay's DistIaisaer ass<i
Apology.
baltimore Americana

NORFOLK, VA, November 24.-Captar
John Mckay, master OF the British steam.
ship Sandringham, whose reported insult
TO the American navy, while his vessel wa.
hei0g taken into tue United States dry
dock here on Monday, makes the following
disclaimer this evening: "My remarks upon
the occasion OF the entrance Of the British
steamship SaDdringbam INTO the dry. dock
States navy-yard did not IN
any way apply TO the United States navy OF
its officers. saw a pile-driVer or some
such apparatus in the entrance OF The dock
as my vessel was gong in, and having just
previously been i'm collision with schooner,
and fearing other damage. /, perhaps, in
the excitement Of the moment, may have
used rough language, which, boweS er. did
not in any way apply TO the United States
navy. or TO its officers. When on the fol.
lowingmerning my attention was called to
the matter, and found that my remarks
were considered as applying to toe officers,
immediately apoogized in person to Com
modore Hughes, and subsequently, apolo-
glged in writing. which apologies were in.
dgnaDtly rejected, and WIS informed that
no apology would be received, and that
must immediately take the ship out OF fbe
doeIg ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26

WELL SAID.-The LyDchburg Meas
copies from the Washington Star the lat.
ter's comments upos an editorial which ne.
Gently appeared in the Dispatch, and en-
forces our argument In the following admi-
Table manner:
"The amount Of ii n. tbeyfthe regular
Democratic wish TO have settled question
which IL bursfuI OF the best interests OF the
Stale. They wish 10 have eliminated from
politics an issbe which Is h2rassiilg the PEG.
pie, and on which demagogiles are ,fOsiiDg
themselves Into places whiet they are unfit
to oil. They sfsb 10 have this Sone OF
contention remOted, In order That Tie peo.
pie may conceDtfs,e their thoughts aud ef.
fortSo0 the buiIdiax up and deselovuent
OF the material interests OF the state. fbey
wishE settled that The good name Of Viz
GINA nay be preserved from flnal disbopsr.
They VIII II settled thai united add lssg.
montous Democracy may save the State
IRON the Impending perh OF negro an6
.ressonsSv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26

We are $50 glad" Drinkard, to see you
coming forward; hut If you had only done
so IN time there would baye been no need OF
commencing the above extract with an II.
We have never known anything to grow
like that child REIMBURSEMENT has r. recently.
Better come right along at once, Brother
D. Bristol Meas.
Take your own advice home to yourself,
Brother FOWLER. I. 1t is your foot "dat is
burnin'." III you think that there is not
going TO be much Of a shower after all, you
will Gnd yourself dreadfuIly mistaken. Now
is the turning point for all real Readjust-
ers. If they follow next year the men who
propose TO repudiate twelve millions of the
States debt, they will afterwards have 10 60
over TO the Republicans. There is TO be In
Virginia next year a contest between the
combined forces Of the Republicans and the
combined forces OF the Democrats See to
it that you range Yourself on the right line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26

The statue Of General Daniel Morgan,
the Hero OF Cowpens," has been com,
plpted By the sculptor. j. Q. A. Ware, aoo
the plaster was sent from New YORK 10
Philadelphia on Wednesday to be cast IN
bronze. The statue IL OF heroic size, ana
will be erected ut Spartanburg, >. C.'
where lhe unwilling is TO take place on
April 10. 1881.
Fears are entertained OF water famine
In the 81 ction Of the Scbuylkill Valley near
Reading. and the rail mill OF the Reading
railroad has been compelled 10 stop. throw
ing two hundred men ont OF employment.