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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03
A CARp.


MAtcA i, tSoo.
The undersigned having accepted position with
Msssrs. snsser Pierce, druggists. corner OF frfth
and MarShali streets, respectfully informs his
friends os the change, and solici.s eoniiossnse OF
their pasronage. With unsurpassed fiei'hh> Tor
dispensing. and good ssock-ialiy adequate 10 the
demands OF trade-he promises ACCURACY IN PRE-.
rARATioS, dispatch In forwarding. sad personal
attention. to NIL ordsss entrusted 10 him. tcommu'
nica,ion may he hssi by teiephonel
With mauy thssks for kind and generous pa
ronage In the past he hopes BY upremi,ting atten-
,lon TO merit yonr further support
V,ry respectfully,
JOSEPH Y. WILLIS.
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HUsTIGs C0URr.-The criminal docket
was called in the Hastings Court yesterday,
and the following cases were disposed Of:
Moses Myers (colored) was tried for at
tempting 10 steal pOcket-book from the
person OF Miss Kate Ainslie. He was con-
victed, and was ordered to receive thirty
nine ashes.
Robert Barton (coloredl, for stealing one
lot OF cotton from Moses Clements, was tried
and acquitted.
Alexander McGruder (coloredD was tried
;or escsping from the chaiD-gang and found
guilty. He has not yet been sentenced.
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MANCHESTER BONDHOLDERs.--The COM
mittee from the Manchester .bo1dholders at
a meeting yesterday recommended that the
City Council OF Manchester should cali
meeting OF the cfy's creditors on Wednes-
day, April Ito, at 4s p. NJ, to meet at the
Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Com
pany's office in this city, to consider plan
OF settlement which is to be submitted by
the Manchester Council committee.
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STOLEN PROPERTY FoUND.-Policeman
Gathright, OF the First police district, yes
terday found in an old stable in rear Of Lee,
Seldom Il Co.'s smoke house, on Four
teenth street near the dock, some of the
articles which were stolen from Messrs. j.
p. Rogers Il Co.'s store on the night OF
February 22d-Damely, thirteen bags Of
shot and five bundles Of carload.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

a YoUSG Pm ssIcIAN FROM vmGsNrA.-Iy
the Louisville Csurier- journal OF February
9Th we notice among the graduates from
the Medical College our young townsman
Paul Y. Tupper, 10 whom were awarded
the prizes on surgery and practical physical
diagnosis, making four prizes he has taken
during bis medical course in Kentucky.
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POLICE COURT.-Acting Police Justice j..
J. Crutch6eld presided at the Police Court
Yesterday, and disposed VI the following
cases:
Alexander Yancey and John Graves (cc-
lored). for being disorderly In the street.
Fined 81 each.
James ii. Dabney (coIored), for throwing
rocks in the public streets was fined 81.
William Donley was up for vagrancy, and
was ordered TO leave the city at once.
Winston Lewis. small colored boy, was
before the Court, charged with stealing one
silver watch from John Lindsay. lie was
turned over 10 his mother TO be whipped.
Frank Ruth, for unlawfully and mali
ciously conspiring, together with others. 10
iniure the business OF Leibermuth II Mill
hlser. Discharged on payment OF costs.
Charles Madison, for being drunk and
creating a disturbance, was sent to laii Tor
three months.
Lewis Washington (colored), for uD'aw.
fully trespassing upon the premises OF and
assaslting Isaac Walker. Discharged on
payment OF costs.
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COyyIcTs DIsCHARGED.-The following
convicts me TO be discharged from the pen
itentiary this month w. ii. Craven, ID. j.
Mccormick. and Alexander Jones, from
Richmond city; Edward Jones, from Pc
tersburg; Amanda Coleman. from Han
over; David Middleton and John Redman,
from Page county; ii. II. Middleton, from
Westmoreland; Robert QuarIes, from Cbes-
tertield; Henry Cecil, from Tazewell Al
fred Gold, from Smyth; John Read, from
PittsyIvania; Samuel Morton, from Greco
vile Richard Walker, from Danyille; Ed
die Brinkey, from Portsmouth Ester
Woodson, from Louisa. and Samuel John
son, from NeAon county.
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BRlEFs.-The Board OF Supervisors OF
Henrico county will meet next Saturday
at the county courthouse.
Austin Mitchell (coloredD was arrested at
the Second police district, charged with
stealing a bedsead from John Winston.
The highest price paid for tobacco on
" Change" yesterday was S76.
Henrico cbancery cases are being tried in
the Circuit Court.
Two conyicls sent TO the penite ntiary
from Richmond will be released this month.
One was released Monday.
Richmond Uniform Encampment, No. /,
I. o. o. r., has changed its meeting night
from Monday to Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

OSD DOMINION RYE WHisxEy eight years old (;
~ SELECT RYE WHIsKEY;
"M0NTROsEr RYE WHIsKBY:
~ALLEGHANy" RYE WHIsKEy;
mike HARMAN" RYE WHIsKEY;
-ENPIRE- BOURBON WHisKEy;
"INGLEsIDE BOURBON WHIsKEy;
"wILsoN" BOURBON WnsKEY;
HENNEssY and MARTBLL BRANDY;
DUFF GORDON and other sUEngIEs.
TAe above brand. are tor sale by W. ID. BLAIR D
co. at moderate prices.
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR TOBACCO THIS
sEAsoN.-sILAs sHELDURNE sold at auction yes :
,erday on Tobae Exchange twenty packages OF
West Virginia and North Carolina tobaccos ranging
from ss.25 10 s7e. Five packages sold for one
party at the following prices: s3o.1o, sii t42.5o,
and AIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03
You VILE FiSo LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
NEW GOODS
Levy BHo-urus,

They show large stock adapted TO the preseus
season. Can and take look at their stock OF DIR
GOODS, TABLx-LNEv, ,FMBRofDFElss, LAcEs.
BUTTONS, PAEAsobs, UMBRELLAS, and FANCY
GOODS. Lerse assortment OF goods In syery do
pariment. Dear y Ia mind that LEVY BRorHyRs
have The largest store and seq more drv goods than
any other house is this city. Theirs isa one-priee
establishment. 80 you may depend upon scltipg
your goods at the lowest 6gorss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

For Coughs, Colds. and Consumption, use PUR--
CELL. LADD q CO.'S Ersnlsion OF Cod-Iiyer Oh
with Hypophosphites of Lime and soca. Price,
soc. For sale nv all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF STEAM
FIRE ENGINE COMPANY No. 1.-The ami.
yersary celebration OF Steam Fire-Engine
Company No. formerly Company FL,
Richmond Fire Department, took place last
night at the company's engine-house, on
Twenty-tfth street near Broad. A number
OF invited guests were present, and most
enjoyable evening was spent.
AT 10 O'Clock supper was announced, the
band PLAYING an appropriate march. Rev.
W. n. Scott. OF the Third Presbyterian
church. asked blessing.
Ex-Chief .Ainslie, on behalf OF The COM
pany, delivered an appropriate address of
welcome to the guests present, which was
heartily applauded by the entire company.
The supper-table was prettily arranged.
and groaned beneath the luXuries prepared
for the occasion.
After SUPPER Captain Charles +. Taylor,
chairman OF ibe Fire Committee, presented
10 the Chief Engineer Of the Department,
captain g. w. Taylor, handsome badge.
The Chief accepted the token OF regard in
Dappy little speech.
The next feature Of the programme was
toe presentation by Company No. to Cap
ialn T.. j. Snead, third assistant engineer,
OF beautiful badge, Mr.. T. Wiley Davis
making The presentation address.
captain snead accepted the testimonial In
bfief but pleasant address. in which he
expressed the hope that be would wear the
osoge with credit TO himself and honor to
the Department.
letter OF regret was received and read
irom Dir. Edward Cohen, who was prevent
ca from attending by reason OF sickness.
hev. Mr. Scott being next called upon,
maoe short address, In which he gave the
men some excellent advice and urged the
goou hremen to be good Christians.
,r V'ner addresses were made by Captains
mIngue'Q and Fuqua, Mes.rs. II. b. Mum
iofo, a: X. WoodsoD, A. NJ. Tomlinson. j..
=. rnli'ips, and j. b. Royster, and at a late
noer tne festivities were brought to hap
~ termination by some good music and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

NJ. FILYsoS 4 co.. advertising agents, insert sds
vertisement5 In all Of the newspapers or the Unid
S,es at publishers rates. Orders LEFT ut the DE.
patch countinx-room will receive prompt atteH
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When yon wish to take cod-Liser OIL nse the
Ersulsion made by PpncELr. LApD a Coz win
nypophosphtes Of Lame and soda. Price, soc.
For sale by all druggists
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D,srAxcr LENDS EscnASrMESri

Maud had fne figure. good fase, andpresty name.
One should see her at a distance. When she began
10 talk YOU realised tha, she used SozopoSf.
Her breath was unlike the oreezes OF Afaoy the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

SAVE MONEY BY having your pringihg dcs e etthe
DISPATCH PRISTIHG-hoUsE. Good work, low
prices. aud cstisgsction guarartee'.
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aUCrfON saEES TEIIS DAY.

~ On all sales Of Reat Estate made oetwss(
tie ist OF january and last Of June the tdIesyel
the present year haze to bepatd oyt ths purchaseS
O an s1Les made 5etosen the LIST Of July and Ld4
he wear the tares haze TO be paid by Tho ssttsy
(ThIs custom was adopted about nfteen years age
nv ali the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ep'
pliesto RichInokd and yicinityJ
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ, heavy -craugnt =
horses. bu2gies, wagons. &c.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.. Az L. NJ, trus,ee's sale
II two framed houses and vacant lot OF ground
on the east side OF Thirtie h street betweea NJ
and y.
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p. WHrrLocK, l4I5 Main street. manufacturer
of eighteen different brands of fine Cigars. Send
for price-tst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

PROFESSOR OF ASAT0NY.--At meeting
OF the Board OF Visitors ei the Medical Col
lege of Virginia held yesterday DIR. Chris
topher Tompkins WIS elected to the Chair
OF Anatomy, made vacant By the resigna'
ton Of Professor Francis D. Cunningham
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Rlchmond. Voted down bya pssfy vote
ayes, IL; noes, 2i.
The bill was passed-ayes, 26; noes, 8.
BRIrrs

Tue Dill was passed-ayes, 26; n0es, 8.
BRIEFS.
Yesterday members OF the General AS.
sembly drew their last weeks pay for tbis
session.
II Is now generally understood that tAe
General Assembly, will not be in session
more than week longer.
The RiddIcberger debt bill was placed in
the hands OF the Governor yesterday. 1t Is
believed that bc VIII veto 10.
The Sunday liquor-Iaw bin passed the
Senate yesterday.
The Readi dinsteys desire thas The Attorney
Generat sbail be instructed to tese the con-
stitutionalty OF fbe McCulIoch bill.
"The Hzard trick was shown number
OF members OF the House yesterday.
The Committee on Enrolled BiIls, OF
which Mr.. Loyenstein is chairman, Is now
crowded wSh work.
IL Is understood that the special commit.
tee OF The Hosse will report that the charges
OF bribery and corruption made agaiust
Ross Hamilton are wholly unfounded, 20
far as they could learn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

For real GOOD 10c. CIGAR take wHITGocK'S
MoDRL. 1t has no equal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

Acuxr p'GuvRE IN THE ART OF PEnrrN.sRy
Is the composition OF new and distinctive B.u-
que.., as is the case OF ia r. ArxissoS'a siepha-
naxls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

IAplEs, DELIcATn AID fkkhLy,
~ You wish 70 b healthy and heaul take Coldsns
LIyBsos LIQUID Bxxy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

ommencemcns Exercises Last Night.

INTERESTING CEREMONIES AT MOZART HALL
PERsoSAL--TnE LIST OF GgADUATEs--As-
sIsTAxr PHYSICIANS TO THE AI.MsHousE--
ELOQUENT ADDRESS OF HON. D. JOHNSON BAR.
RoUg-vALkDICT0RY BY DR.. cBALKLEY,
&C.. &C.
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FOR GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE Try the ric-
Me CIGAR,
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LEGIsLATivE.

THE CoNvrcrs TO be TAKEN FROM GRANITE
AND SENT on THE CANAL RAILgOAD-THE
VALLEY RAILROAD VOTE 0P THE HOUSE TO
REPEAL THE FORFEITURE ACT-PERsoSAL,
AC.. 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

None OF the soundings were taken in the
centre Of the channel. 1t will be seen that
~ per cent. were Is feet and over, and so
per cent. Il feet and over. The only value
Of this table Is to show what proportion OF
the channel near Richmond IS more than Is
feet deep already-the depth estimated for
at present by The United States engineers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

A GRAND Pic Me smoke tor the hol,says For
sale everywhere. oniy &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03

wRiTLocK's sc. KEY WEST CtGAH has no su-
pefi0r. Beware OF mutations.
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wsArHER REPORT.

,.c,c,roxs FOR To-DAy.--For the Middle
,.s~,ie states. clear weather, followed by
na.s;no nu~; cloudiness, winds shifting to
sssr lne'sssr southerly, and falling barometer.
VIZ Tnr ,he south Atlantic States, clear OF
liz r eloudy weather, easterly winds, shift.
~ sr surirg wednesday TO warmer souther-
w. Nv and falling barometer.
Tas WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, COOL
and pleasant =, a.
rsrRYoxsrgR YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 40 ;
a a NJ. te; noon, 81; 3P. n. 80; Z.
NJ. IS; pidnight. 46.
vssn temperature. 81 i-6.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Week Endfng-
NH 2. Nh !, Feb. 81, Feb. rs
1878. 1879. 1880. 1880.
w. G.. w. q. w. G. W. G.
...19 9 lg 13 l5 y 10 p

Mean temperature Tor The week ending
February 81, 46.7l; mean temperature for
the week ending February 2S, j7.20.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
February q. 600 inches; for the week end
ing February %, 900 inches.
Population OF city estimated at $4,000
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate Of
mortality OF whole population was 20. Is per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1l.30 per 1000 per annum;
rate OF mortality of colored population was
32.ll per 1000 per annum.
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THE SUNDAY LAW.

When the bill relative to amending Tue
code I'm relation TO the sabbath was being
considered, Mr.. Henry offered an amend
ment for the purpose OF submitting 10 tue
people OF Richmond the question as 70 WIZ
ther the change In the law shall Apply 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-03


When we recollect that these things hap
pened less than two hundred years ago
and when we compare them with the refine
ment and success OF the healing art OF the
present day--we must recognize the gross
Injustice OF the imputation that tberapeu-
tics have not made wonderful advance,
whilst the great advance in the prophylac-
tic branch, that is in great sanitary arrange
men,s practically illustrating the old maxim
that an ounce OF prevention Is worth a
pound Of cure, Is manifested by the decrease
in the death-rates OF the nations. and espe-
ciaIly the cities OF ChristcDdom. 1t is also
but Justice to call attention to the fact that
disease is not only protean in form, bur that
each advancing age OF civilization seems to
engender fresh type for itself.
Having pointed out seme OF the more
salient phases, lessons, and opportunities oi
the medical profession, Mr.. Barbour con
tinuei:
II 1faury has made himself an everlasting
name by clearly defining the ways and won
des Of the deep saalI We withhold ow
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The following bill authorizing the Board
OF Public Works to adjust the claims OF the
James River and Kanawha Company. and
appropratjng the proceeds. and providing
for the safe-keeping OF certain deposits, pas
sed both houses last evening.
/. BE u enacted by the General Assembly,
That The Board Of Public Works shall be
authorized 10 adjust the claims OF Virginia
aeainst the James River and Kanawha Com
many for the hire OF conyicts upon such
terms rs shall seem TO them just and to the
interest OF the State provided, however,
that whatever sum OF money shall be
realized TO the State for said settlement shall
be paid into the Treasury OK the State Tor
the use OF the peDiteDtiary.
2. The Board OF Public Works shall have
authority to select depository for Inc safe
Keeping Of 100000, 10 be deposited by
the purchaser vi the works, property, and
franchises Of the James River and Kanawha
Company, aud shall require the purchaser
10 nav the charges for such safe-keeping.
3. This act shall be 10 force from as pas
sage.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-14

Der SampifehsI uno bic Paiiasisre
puresn auf idredIi6e @siis psrbriibt.
Die SaIfsrufe Der 8srtpunSstsn unb
SterbsnSen tparsn bers;erreibenp. Gs
ipurbsn iOfprt 25 9OIisiiten, @erste unb
9lmbuIaWsn mad Der llnSIiidsitatts
sei6idt. Die SerIebten ipurbeu na6
benz nabe seIesenen SoIbatensSUipitaI
sebra9t.
Der 9Otcmctipfiibrer Der sipeiten Cos
fcmotipe unb Der Seiser enttamen uns
berIeSt, pbipobI lie auf Der 2Otomotipe
bIieben, aIS biefeIbe in ben bintsriten
@u9SOn beS eriten 3u9es rannte. Sis
iebt betrdst bic 3abI Der SoSten 81.
8Obert 9iteairn, Superintenbent Der
8abn, tbeiIt nit, bab tuenn bic Resu'
Iatipnen befoIst iporben ipdren, bas
llnsIiid iid nidt ersisnst babsn ipIrbe,
Der Sabntpdrter, iotuie bic Srainbe.
bieniteten iinb ale erfabrene 2eute,
uub bic Sabnbeamten tpOaen ieinsr
GaSeI sesen cieieIben ausiprsden, Biz
bic Sade ior9faItis unteriu6t 1T. Die
Sabnbcamten bsbaupten, baB biz
TrainbeOieniteten unb ni6t bersn 8or.
seIebten iid elmer 8erIesuns Der 8s'
9eIn su S6uIben fcmmsn Iieben.
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Die 6reenbacfer i'm biesjdbrieen
SSablfdmpfe.

Q. 9. Gum, Der friibere SiiIfsIefres
tar bes National @reenbads 9lrbsiterz
Gomites, bsItsbt auf has gta6OtildIi6Ite
auf ieiner erIten 9lnsabe, bab General
@eaper, Der YrdlibentidaftSs GanSibat
Der @reenbad glrbeitsrpartei, oil Die yies
pubIifaner ausosrfauft babe. 9erieIbe
eriIdrts, bab g8eaper bon Maribaa
seipea $4,000 periproben poreeu
{eien, fir ben SAL er feline Bnrtei Ders
IaHen unO ;u ben 8epubIifanern iIbers
treten iperbe unb baB ibm bon bieier
Summe bere;ts 10000 Doll. uusbes
;abIt Dorben ieien.
Sr.S.g. 0aipeeS Bon 9ottSbiae, 9a.,
fpeIher bon Der 8reenbads s2lrbeiters
Yartei aIS SanSioat fir 5ibter Der
Supreme Court bon 9ennipIpanien
auf9eitellt ipornen fpar, bat iebt bieIe
Gbre abseIsbnt, rpeil CT nit Sen. @eas
ber's 8ebabren burdluS ni6t einpers
itanbsn lit. Sn einem Iansen 9lbiases
briefe Ibreibt er, bic uripriin9liben
3pede Der 8reenbadIers Organization
leien burb @eaper unb unbere Siibrer
pereitelt tpprben, inbem eiefelben ourb
ibre SanbIun9speiie bic Yartei, auf ben
Stanopuntt eines berddtli6en Sers
biinoeten Der republifaniIden 9artei
berunterssbradt bdtten. Gr (S6reis
ber) befiiripprte cine Sutton, no iie Sur
9lieberIase Der beeribenben gartei beis
traeen tOnne, ni6t aber, tpenn iie bic
8reenbafs 9artei besorsaniliren BELLE,
ipis es Our6 gSearer'S Spr8ebsn ses
| i6ebe. Die WOtioe Sea Iebtsren mBsen
sbrIi6 iein, aIlein feline Sanblunasipeiie
mliie ;ur GrpdbIunS @ariieIb'S britras
gen. tpelder Der Siibrer Der Spppiitiun
8esen Neaper's 8eioIutionsn i'm 8pns
8reb mar. Die bempfratiIde 9artei
babe Die Seri6bnumS ;ipiiden gorSen
uuo Siiben sum SauptausSansspuntt
Der se9enW6rtissn MabI gema6t, unb
barin itimms bic 8reenbads gartei, abs
geiebsn bon pieIsn anSeren ssrasen, nit
ibr iiberein, inocm iie SIaubt, oab aus
oerieIben cine 9ebeibIi6e GntipideluuS
Der materieaeu Sntereiien Sss Sansen
| SuNpts tllpulpICH lpClpc. OtI SWItls
ber i6Iebt nit Der 9lnii6t, SaB bic
Gresbad. 8artsi bur6 cine 8erbinouns
nit Der repubIifanii6en 9artsi ibre
8eiben ccSorsaniiiren m6 baS cine
srObe 3isI ibrsr Griitens oufSsben
iperbe.
Spbn {. 9loble bon 9oitsbiae, 3d.,
Der Dor sipsi SSabren Der &anoibat Der
Nationals Ureenbadpartei fir bic 2e9is=
Iatur in ieinem 0iitritt Seipeien uno in
bieiem Sabre BON ieiner Bartei abermals
fir bieien 9Oiten nOminirt norben, bat
ioeben in einem S6reibsn an bas gus
itGnoi9e grefutio- -8ommittee isinen
giamen ais Sanbipat suriidSe;oscn.
Der Genmte ertldrt, init Der Saltuns
Der Sibrer Der Gresnbadpartsi in Der
biesidbriScn &aSne unSufrieSen gu
iein unb beabiibtist, BEL Der tpmmenben
9rdiicentenpabI feline Stimme fur
General g9infieIo e. Saneod ubiu9es
| hsu-
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Gs 4rb isst beri&tet, SabSi Srsunbs
Sss bsiaetsn Clubs NIT Der Gratus
liruns nidt ausin ;ufriebsn iinS unb
baB iie ii6 bemibeu, cine baIbs @tiaion
TbaIer suiammen su brinsen, um Der
GripdbIumS GurFeISs gu beIfen. Ob
Sieies pabt 1T bssr nidt, 10 bat bod
Siefes 8erfabren uniere 2eute, baupts
ia9Ii9 in PennipIpunia, beanSitist
benn bic srOBen Giien unb 8obIsn.Sns
terefsn unieres Stuates mtiiien bei6iIBt
tuerben. 0ldnner bon alien pOIitii9en
parteien unieres Stautes iinN burilber
sinis unb bic Stimme bon 9ennipI=
Danien muB seeen einen Nann, Der
eesen beHen Sntereie 1T, ubseSeben
fpsr6en. (llnabb. 8ep.)
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Grd6li6cS Gifenbabns lInsIId

sIm Samitas UNI Mitterna6t srsis'
nete ii6 auf Der gennipIbania 8abn,
ipo bisisIbe bic %. Strabe in 9ittsturs
treust, elm i6rsdIibsr Giienbabn.llns
iaa. gisun YeriOueu ipurben auf Der
Steae sstBstst, mb psitSre elf iinb
isitbsm ibren SerIeRunssu srIsssu.
gBeiters ;waujis iinb 70 i6per OsrIett
eaB iie, Der 9tnIidt ber 9Isr;ts iufOIee,
ni6t nit Sem 2eten Sapon fOmmen ibn'
nsn. 9(uBsr bisfen ipurSs cine srObs
9ln;abl 9eriDnen Iei6t perIebt. lleber
bic 9Irt uno @siie, ipie bas llnsIld
9si6ab, wirb 5plssnbes semeIbet /:
Die syIte Seitisn zines ACCOMMODATIONS.
,uses psrIisb oas Union Depot UNI IL
81. Gs befaub iit cine srobe 3abI
9aFasisre auf Nem 3uS; bieieIben
batteH bey SGIubfeier Der Snbuitrie.
slusfsluus beiSsivpbst ERS ii6 bic
srobf psmotratll1e SenonltratIon ans
ssiebsn. slpf Oem hinteriten Srittbrstt
iianhen bic Ssute 10 bi6t sebrdnst, bab
bas sisnauiGt bW fOISsnSsn Stpeiten
SsttiOn bss 9usss ni6t sefsbeu iUerbsR
Ipnnte. Die erite SettiOn bieIt an Ser
resuISren statiuR an 2s, Ctr. an, ipO
elm sIufsntbaIt ItattfaBS, sa cine
Styabs tpsitsr nod elm Gus ftanb,
Die spsits ssitiOn fam NIT boiler 5abr'
bsran; Der Snsenieur
iaS Sie srTs Seftirn ni6t ebsr, ais bis
ssr 9us " nObe tuar, bab sr bic aOtO'
mOtiVe ni6t gum Stiai;aHS br'nSsn
fOnnte. Die aofomptivs fubr in ben |
nit Pahusisrsn boil sspadten binterftsB
Basspn Der sriten Sefticn binein unb
,ermaImte slGs, bic ibr i'm @ess iparen.
I'm bas llnsIGd buII ~ MAIDEN, pIssss |
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