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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
From South Africa.

CAFE Town, July %. News from Barns
toland, 10Th, says the British residents have
not been attacked, nor have Europeans been
molested.
The Afghans.
CABuL, July -. Abdurrahman Khan was
formally recognized rs Amecr to-day.
Italian Ministry.
ROVE, July 80. The reported impending
changes in the Italian ministry are denied.
A Golden Fleece.
MILAN. July %. The assizcs acquitted
General Boet of the charge by Don Carlos,
of the Golden Fleece.
Naval Demonstration.
BERLIN. July %. The naval demonstra-
ton of the powers to Turkish waters will be
placed under joint French and English com
mand.
Russian Matters.
ST. PETERSBURG, July %. lgnatieH is
again appointed Governor General of Now
Novgorod during the fair in that city.
The body of Madame Skobeloff will be
brought here The Presse SAYS the assassin
owed his position throughout his career to
General Skobelof, and won the order of st.
George in the last war.
manila, July 30 Another earthquake
has occurred. lasting 80 seconds. Not a sim
gle public edifice was spared The convent
of GuadalOupe, three centuries old, was de-
stroved. No one killed The inhabitants
are camped outside the town.
Death.
PARIS, July 80 Mallonon, Orleanist mem
Der of the Senate. Is dead.
Irish Land Bill.
LoNDox. July % In the House of Com
mons last night the report on compensation
for dirturbance in Ireland bill as amended
was adopted without a division on the third
reading of the bill. During its discussion the
amendment of Forster, Secretary for ireland.
limiting the operation of the bill to holdings
of annual value of ego. was agreed to. Lord
Cairns. leader of the opposition in the House
of Lords, and Arthur Tottleham, will move
its rejection.
The feeling among the Peers against the
bill gains force and volume.
Church Funds.
Berlin despatch says: After the church
law is gazetted it is expected the administra-
ton of the church funds will be taken from
the control of the State and given into the
hands of the clergy.
International Shooting Match.
WIMBLEDON, July %. Evans, Goodsall and
Miner fireplace Halford, Martin Smith and
Boyd in the English team at the contest to-
morrow. Brown has won the rifle" associa
ton cup, beating Halford, Baker and Young,
who tied him.
| Rockwell made the highest possible score
in the match for the Arthur prize. He and
other Americans, who made similar scores
divide the prizes.
| In the contest for the Olympic prize, to
day, a well known rifeman made i6 at tbs
| 800 yard range, out of a possible so. HI
disclaimed the score and declared he hat
bribed the markers. He had informed tn,
executive committee beforehand that HI
would do so, as they declared it impossible
A bystander saw clear miss marked a. &
bullseye. a council is investigating.
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At private glass ball match, yesterday
afternoon, on the Cushnoc club grounds
scores were made which are highly deserving
OF meLtion. The participants were Hon. L.
.. Vickery, Z. L. Whitehouse, F. f. Baker,
f. W. Moore, and f. G. Adams. Mr..
Vickery shot against the other four members
breaking "a balls out of a possible 100. His
shooting was remarkable, as he broke ID
balls without missing shot, The scores OF
the other parties were as follows: r. f..
Baker, 90 out of 25; +. w. Moore. % out OF
%; Z. G. Adams, 81 out of 20; +. l.. White
house, 90 out of %, making total OF 81
against "a for Mr.. Vickery. The shooting Of
Messrs. Baker and Moore was fine. the latter
gentleman making "a shots yesterday with
out missing, and continuing to-day by max
ing g.
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Two sweepstakes prizes were also won by
+. W. Moore after the regular contest tor
the badge, his total score for the afternoon
being So out of Sc; missing the eleventh ball,
and making "a straight afterwards. There
were ties in each of the three contests, anu
taken as whole, it was one of the best AMI
most exciting shoots ever witnessed on the
club grounds.
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COLORADO.
General Grant at Leadyi,Ie.

LEApvuLE. July %. General Grant ar
rived last evening. and was escorted to his
hotel by the mounted police. military and fire
department. 100 guns were fired. The line
of march was illuminated and decorated.
80, 600 people were in town. The General
excused himself from making speech, on
account of hoarseness. The party remain till
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

The work of filling in around Mayor Wick
erys new houses progresses quite steadily
Workmen are engaged in tearing up the old
brick sidewalk in front of them and will re-
place il with a concrete one
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next "A HOuBs.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., July al a. m. !
For the New England and Middle States,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather, with occa-
sional rain, southerly winds, stationary OF
lower temperature and barometer.
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CAN ADA.
The Business End of a Rope.

TORONTO. July %. George Bennett, alias
Dickson, for murder of Hon. George Brown,
was executed in the Jail yard at s o'clock tins
morning. He made brief speech, denying
intention of harming Brown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

New planking has been put in the sidwalk
just below the Farmer Office, making great
improvement, as the old was almost unsafe
to walk over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

The Sophomore class Of Colby University
arrived in town yesterday afternoon on
Jewett's train, and had supper and celebra-
ton at the Augusta House in the evening.
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NEW YORK.
DIR. Tanner.

New YORK, July 90. DIR. Tanner at noon
to-day commenced the Goth day of his fast in
an improved condition and spirits. He says
water distresses his stomach, and hereafter
will drink less
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Flag Raising.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Schooner WaterlOgged.

MARBLEHEAD, July %. A lumber laden,
waterlogged schooner--said to be the Rachel
Jane, bound from the east to the Jersey coast
is towed in here. She sprung aleak off
Cape Ann.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

Prof. W. NJ. Barbour, ID. d., of Yale
Theological Seminary, will preach to-mor-
row at South Congregational church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

Mrs f. c. Foote has an announcement in
our advertising columns of interest to the
ladies'. Now is the time to make her a call
and secure good bargains.
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THE INDIANS.
Victoria Crosses into Mexico.

CHICAGO, H.. July %. General Ord tele-
craps that Victoria has crossed the Rio
Grande and is making for Eagle Springs. He
Is being pursued by 100 Mexicans.
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There will be service as usual at the Uni
tartan church to morrow Sunday morning
Rev. Mr.. Tha1her will officiate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

The tug CITY of Lynn took down river
the schooners Oregon and Mary Sands which
had finished discharging coal, Friday.
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Initiating their White Brothers.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July %. Indian
Agent Ludlow at Casa-Grande, Arizona, re-
ports the Indians at that point are drunk on
liquor of their own manufacture. and are
killing each other. He has sent to Fort
Mcdowell for military assistance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

The river is now filled with floating logs
in such largsnumbers as almost to obstruct
navigation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

Now the festive hawker of lemons can
erv of twelve for quarter of dollar"
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Hardly any one realizes the difference be-
tween the amount of towing done on the
kennebec to-day and what was done fifteen
years ago. At that time one boat was thought,
and indeed, was sufficient to perform all the
towing required This year thirteen or
more towboats have been almost necessarily
employed and have yielded enormous profits.
In the size and power also there has been
very great increase; some of the large boats
times the size and ability of the one which
did all the towing wears ago.
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Fatal Accident.

FARGO. July %. f. b. Chambers, editor
of the Fargo Times, was to-day thrown from
a lumber wagon and fatally injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

WI. Abbott of Saco, offers his cigar fac
tory for sale; rare chance for live man.
Established 1857.
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BASE BALL.

At Worcester, Mass.-Chicagos 3, Worces-
tiers /.
At Providence, R. I.-Providences 5, Gin
cinnatis o.
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Rhode Island is the first State to send to
the census bureau complete statement Of its
population. Whole number is 216,7l0 a
gain of 80, 307 in ten years.
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Police repertoire drunk. One little run
away nobody hurt.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NSw YoRk,

NEW YORK. July q.
Money easy at assl call, and closed 1t p. Prime
mercantile paper Sail. Exchange steady at lisa
ASA for long and ASH toi s4 for short Governments
strong. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds active.
Transactions, Isl 600 shares.
Closing bids.
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InCle Sans Navy.

In conversation to-day Secretary Thomp-
son said our navy was not the baby repre-
scented by the press. In event of trouble
with Spain it would give good account of
itself
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Personal.

WASHINGTON, July %. John A. French,
ex-Sergeant- alarms of the Senate. will fill
the vacant secretaryship on the Ute commits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

The following is the score of the Augusta
Gun Club, at their regular weekly contest
for the club badge, Thursday afternoon
which is one of the best ever made in tins
State, the average being II per man. 20 shots
each The badge was won by F.. w. Moore,
in shooting off the tie with Thorndike;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

1t is reported with authority that 5000 per
ton for ice has been refused by parties in Gar
diner who think they will be able to get still
higher prices. The Knickerbocker Co. has
S4.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

About eight o'clock Thursday evening.
Officer Breen attempted to arrest couple of
Lewiston roughs who were making dis
turbance on Water street One of them
struck Breen in the face. The officer, I'M
like Baaams ass when he smitten did
not speak, although his first thoughts were
to censure Governor Davis for allowing Lew
iston roughs in Augusta. Acting in accord
ance with human nature he turned the other
cheek also to his assalant. As lie did so,
by hook or by crook the rufiian turned
complete somersault through the store win
dow of Baker ( Longfellow. Officer Tyicr
came to Breen's assistance and undertook to
arrest the other fellow. He stoutly resisted
the officer, but like his friend soon found
himself the under dog in the fight. Both
men were ironed and lodged in jail Yester-
day morning they were arraigned before
Judge True, and gave their names as John
johnson and John Keene, and acknowledged
that these were not their true names. Fines
and costs amounted to S43.3l being unable
to pay they were committed.
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A large invoice of grain arrived for Parrot
G Chase per Maine Central railroad Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

&g- The largest stock of Trunks and Bags
IN the city, at the corner store,
Phil Z. GetcheiFS,
Cor Bridge and Water Sts.
Nice Leather Trunks and Gram Leather
BAGS a speciality. Sharf Straps and Bon
net Trunks Arrays on hand.
aprilol+3m PHIL L. GETCHELL.
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The railroad are putting up a new coal
sbed inst above the old one.
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The Tunnel Disaster.
Collector Merritt,

The work of pumping out the shaft Of the
Hudson river tunnel is resumed. Probably
the men will not he reached till Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

s~A. S. Hayward, magnetic physician,
Boston, is stopping at IL State street, An
gusta. for short time. He will exercise his
natural healing gift in, chronic eases where
medicine fails. Refers to Hon. Joshua Nye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

Rev Mr.. Sterling being absent on his va
cation, his pulpit at the Methodist church
will be supplied tomorrow bv Rev. Mr..
Grovernor of HalIowelI.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Fatal Shooting.
State Census.

PROVIDENCE, July % Caleb Carr, shot by
his uncle last Wednesday, died to- day.
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could be procured. anu
Ou"'s Attorney Mi:lay of sauadaboo
eounty was III town TODAY "
"iaos1eef Is here on short x;s;,
dive NC repuoiican hag-raising at Sou,h a.,
ra;n "nich was postponed on accom-, :.
PROBABLY come off next Monday
Ihe Rockland Gazette saws. Toe,
Jay Mr. F. F. Phillips, Principal of the H;ah
'chooi, and his brother, Mr.. Alv;, pb;,,;nr
As" is'on' left the city for trip to Div
''"hu' on the little schooner Willie. exn.c.-
ing to get back in the earIy evening H., ~
were oecaimed in the fog off Ash Point and
''ai 10 anchor for the night. and on accom-,
Vi TIE continued fog and lack of wind d;d
NOT reach the island till Friday p. N. On
'iie return trip they made but slow nroora.s
Deins oVertaken by the sloop Island
nehe,Fhey were transferred to her. As the fas,a-
vessel but the Island Belle was becaImed in
turn on Owls Head and was OBLIGED to an
chor' The Messrs. Phillips then got set on
shore and walked home. a distance of so,,e
four miles, arriving between eight and nine
O'Clock. As they did not return Thursday
hight, and as the mother of Mr.. p. had no, nm.
derstood distinctly where her sons were going
tiie impression she received was that they had
gone out IN sail boat for mackerel, and the
FAMILY and friends got very anxious for their
safety Enquiries were diligently made on
FRIDAY and no one could be found who had
seen the Messrs. Phillips on the bay or who
knew in whose boat they had embarked, so
tina. before they returned good deaI0 alarm
for their safety was felt
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What They'll DO.

Whnt Ihty III NU.
Did you ever know or hear of a case OF IN
digestion. weakness of the stomach, inaction
of the liver. that the Peoples Favorite Tonic
Ritters would not cure? 1t is remarkable
what success this remedy has as blood puri-
fer. Large numbers can testify to its efflca-
cv. See advertisement. july20-t&wlw
Consumptives gain in flesh, strength ana
spirits under a daily use of Malt Bitters-
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
MAINE.
New Sweden Celebration.

CARIBOU, july %. About 1900 people
have participated in the decennial celebration
at New Sweden, to-day. W. W. Thomas,
Jr., delivered very able and interesting his
torical address. Short speeches were made
by Gov. Davis. Senator Hamlin, Gov. Cham
berlan, Hon. Lewis Barker, Col. Stone and
Daniel Stickney. The weather has been de-
lightful and the celebration complete sue
cess.
Flag Raising.
LEWISTON. July %. Auburn republicans
had flag raising this evening, with a speech
by Congressman Frye, in Auburn Hall.
Democratic Straishts.
RocKLAND, July %. The democrats held
a caucus this evening and chose 10 straight
delegates to the Congressional convention at
Castine, next Tuesday. The greenbackers
made no attempt to interfere with the caucus.
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new STYLES OF TYPE, BORDERS, g.,

making it one of the Test equipped Offices in the
state. large number Of EXPERIENCED
WORKMEN are connected with the office, so
that all orders can be executed neatly and promptly.
Common kinds of work done well and cheaply.
Poster work Specially. Orders by mail will receive
rrompt attention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-24

President Hayes and SECRETARY Sherman
know nothing of the removal of Collector
Merritt. and the latter knows nothing of any
resignation on his part.
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Gardiner Local New,
Sad Dro.vnin = .cc,a-..

D. n.'ie hve year old son of Mr.
A. =. TINS city, was playing about tho
n1'e' ne Tell in and was drowned h.. =.
could be procured "''' 'e'ore aid
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Clearing here. rain during the night, 72',
west.
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California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ~.
The following the closing official prices OF min.
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WASHINGTON.

General Hancock visited Tilden yester-
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Local arln State Nefus.
Saturday, July "a, 1880.
JOB PRINTING.

The Job Printing Establishment connected with
.he Journal Office has recently been supplied with
cpEAr VARIETY of
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July %, 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

by George ". Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.
AND DESIRABLEFARM
IN HANOVER COUNTY. VA,
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

Attn @ reqnest OF the owner, who has removed o
Southwest VirgiDis viii sell At public auction, on
The premises. on SATURDAY the 10Th 0tn d hy,s OF
NJ rch. 1880, n. IL O'Clock NJ. that MOST DEsl.
RARI,E FARM known az "KRiSHUAGHAR."
situated In Hanover county, Va. three miles from
ysrdon on he e aod Unp TaM nns
RESIDENCE Is bOrdered on one side by tue new
found river and on another 10y The public roni iead
ing 10 the city OF Rlcnnohd, oy WHICH the "iat"hec
The tract confirms 255 ACRES. 60 acres Of which
Is in orig nal.growih timber Of oak, hickory, and
pine the balance cleared ana In flee state OF cut-
vaflnn having been improved by recent aud capous
applications OF Lees prepared agricultural lllnei
birn-yard manure, and The following OF reWaleu
green crops. About so acres vs. wei set IN cover
and other grasses. the yisd OF which has iily de-
mons rae the sdipabiiiy OF the sol, 70 Tue CROWN
of the various grasses. About one BALI OF the tract
f. of granite soil. the balance OF rich SANDY oam
The whole being undertake by red clay snosoll. he
cotven euiIy DIVIDED into separate fields by cross
fences. IL Is well waercd by Newfound river ana
three springs with their branches pesldes an eAce'-
'eI The "' bniidinqs consist OF FINE. LARGE,
SQUARE BRICK DWELLING containing large,
airy rooms, halls, closets, &C., win comnonous
dining room and kitchen detached. In The midst Of
well-frnced. shady ward adorned with beautiful
shrubbery and eyergrtsns. Inc oni-9lhillngs gre
corn crib, sheds. &C.. also ice-hUse ana comforta-
bic quarters Tor labOrers.
An excellent orchard and garden.
From the superior sell, bealihfulhtss or loca'lon
convenience u chOOls, churches, mills &C. This
neighbOrhoOd has retained and attracted me best
society," and this sale undOubte' y AFFORDS fine op-
portunity for profitable investment as well as the
securing comfortable and beautiful home.
The sale VIII he without reserve.
TERMS: 5000 cash; balance In easy payments
made XII own on the day oi sale.
Colonel William II. Campbell residing on me
adjoining farm, VIII take pleasure I'D moving ,be
premises 10 per.ons applying. For further par,ic-
ulars address GEORGE r. CRAWFORD,
zoos Bank stree, Richmond va.
or the owner, :. FRANK HUBERT, ESQ, SALEM
POluskp county,, Va. NH 3 eOdf IL IhStluS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19
By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1912 Main street.

MOST EXCELLENT AND PRODUC-
wi TIVE IMPROVED FARM IN HtNRICO
COUNTY TEN MILES EAST OF AND BELOW
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. On THE KINGS
LAND ROAD ONE ANDA HALF Mills SOUTH
OF FOUR. MILE-CRfEK b 'PTlST CHURCH, N
HENRlCO, CONTAINING ONE HUNDREDAND
SIXTY.FIGHT ACRES OF FiRST.RATE LAND
IN A GOOD STATE OF CULTIVATION. WITH
A NICE FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING
SIX ROOMS. KITCHEN, STABLES. BARNS. &C.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCrI0N.-By request
of The heirs OF The late Mr.. Emily j. Grover shall
sell. upon the premises, on MONDAY NEXT, the
22d day of March. 1880. at 2 O'Clock Z. NJ. of that
day the above valuable FARM, lately and for a long
lime occupied by Mrs. Grover previous TO her death.
TIE farm is well located. aud Is I'm n frst-rate
neighborhood: mills. churches. schools, &C.. near
by: a sufficient quantity OF timber for the demands
of The farm. THIS is justly rcgardtd rs one OF The
best little farms IN lower lienrco. ana speclai az
teBtion Is called to The sale. Dir. w. Il. Grover
upon The premises, will lake pleasure In showing
the premises 10 any ore Wishing to examine them
prior TO The day OF sale. $500
Immediately after the above sale ! will sell TWO
HUNDRED And SEVEN ACRES adjoining M
directly IN front of The farm first deScl ibei. The
soil is very good, and bar gain will be had.
THE TERMS viii be liberal, and announced at
time of sale. ROBERT Is. Lt Ne,
NH II Auctioneef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

A ship sailed from Boston recently with
the usual cargo-eIght hundred thousand
gallons OF rum aud one missionary. A.
tdnta Constitution.
Hon. John Cuthbert, Of Mobile, Is ninety.
one years old, and be still practices law, al.
though lie is old enough to know BETTER
Ha,okeye.
What is all this fuss about the bin for the
relief OF Fitz John Porteri We thought
Pope relieved him long ago. Hawkeys.
Whist Is home without fifteen puzzle Z
IoHkcss gasslie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

Judrmeut Ia musical matters !: q g =,
., yuos' 4 New York man who paid ~ 70
,s,nsi, yiolIn.st Remenyi was delighted,
near n on se re,,ring In bis hotel. be found ina.
anu ,a;,o y" in the next room had violin ,oat
a ,. - working noi.e out Of, and the New
Sf %a, rot no and went TO the fellows :
io,ne, ,elled. "sce here, I've Just come
from from, hearisg glorious Remeny, ana, ai,e ,s
, ,roa the agony you're histing out woa' :,
make man dream OF bears. go 70 p po.t
Penn nut up bis iddle.-Bosfon foS'.