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The Chinese I'm san Francisco.
ABUNDANT FILTH, DISEASE, CRIME, &C
AMONG THEM.

AMONG THEM.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 21.-At spe-
cial meeting Of the Board Of Health to-day
the report OF the committee appointed to
investigate the condition OF the Chinese
quarter was read and adopted. Its dis.
closures OF the crowdiDg. filth, disease,
crime. and utter disregard for all considera'
lions for the preservation OF lie, health,
and property are even more startling than
had been expected. The committee recon-
mends that Chinatown be Condemned as a
nuisance, and calls upon the authorities TO
take the necessary steps for It's Abatement
without delay.
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Died OF their Injuries.

BELLAIRE, OHIO. February 2l.-Mrs.
Caldwell and Mr.. Wiley, who were injured
IN the railroad accident near JacObsburg
Station. died Yesterday. Hon. Lorenzo
Danford's condition is considered critical.
A man named Jones, while working at the
scene OF the disaster, fell from the tIestle
and received fatal injuries.
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MEMOIRS OF PRINCE METER

vi MICH from 1873 10 1915. With Portrait, two
volumes. yO., IS Pleasant Ways IA SciebcF. by
Richard A. Proctor, $50: Justin ac' arihS's pis-
tory VI Our own Times. ~ mo-. cloth 81 % p1pF
zoe; Anderson's History OF the church Of lng-
land in the COlOBies, three volumes, - In.'ct
Lives; or. Born IN Fi on. by Julia T.. Baillrd, 81
Fau-sei's Englishman's CTliical and fNpOsii0ry
Bible CyclOII Ga. Illustrate, IS; liorue's HIS
tory OF Napoleon BODIpdrie Illustrated by nor
are Werner, $3.50; The Readers iisrd'BooS or
References. ILLUSIONS, Plots, and Storle', by
Brewer. SO so. Also. new supplies OF Bibles
rel WOODHOUsE & PARIIAN.
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we see that Justice J. j. Crutchfeld, oil
n,ehInond, another blssphemious f." one,
saq s sfrslgDed before the House for having
o oru 10 private conversation 10 one OF its
G G,no5n That II the Assembly fooled with
n'm be would send the whole - (here
gu ." awful profanity pack TO Jail, or words
~ .nsl elect. On being brought into the
AWFUL presence" the Justice explained
sSa' what he said was In Jest and not meant
a., % expression OF contempt for the saw
,ui presence" and he was permitted TO re-
su'n 10 The bosom Of bis family alive
Stdunton Vindicator.
Zen prisoners escaped from Jail In Gene
va, Ill, Fhurday night, by cutting hole
through the ceiling into the courtroom,
"o'n winch they reached the street.
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The knights of Pythias.

LYNCHBURG, VA, February 20, ISSO.
Editors Dispatch; The Grand Lodge
adjourned on Friday morning, TO meet IN
the city OF Alexandra on the third Tues
day in February, 1881. The session was
very harmonious the lodges were all rep
resented, and the members were notably
diligent and close in attention to their rep
TeSentatiye duties. The brethren unani'
mously vote Lyichburg a good place TO
come 10.
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SEED POTATOES.
CEED POTATOES.

GEED POTATOES.
Fifty cents per barrel "a ID Ly buyihg your 2 ar .
LY ROSE. PEERLESS. ant PROLlFI, tne.t
Northern seed POTATOES by the bushel go
uouudsl OF }. X. Hoo KADAY & CO.,
fe Ia s20S23 1928 Main sircct.
CEED POTATOES.-On thousand bar
- rels EARLY ROSE POTATOES. selected tome
ciay for .oed-barrcls averaging neatly three bush
rs each. Persons wanting choice stock fJi pant
ing will do well 10 examine them.
ALLISON & ADDISON,
f. 3-lm l3Z2 cary street
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RAILROAD BRIDGE C0NsU vfD.-Chdttd
noogd, Tenn, February 20.-1'be bridge on
Tue me OF the Nashville, Chat snooga and
o. Louis railroad on the Outskil Is OF Chat
lanooga was burned to-day. IL was wood.
.h structure, covered with tin, about l25
iee' long, consisting Of two spans. the bre
originated from spark from locomotive.
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DATRONIZE HOME.MANUFAC-sR1
UORsEs. MULES. &c.

NOR SALE, A HEAVY'E
IT DRAUGHT HORSE; eight years Old, 81
sound aud 10 good order soid ior wsnt o. use, IAN
be- seen At LOTTIER'S factory, Nine mn ,, anu
Franklin streets. We"
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, February al, 1880.
SALEs.-2.000 tax-receivable coupons sold at "a ;
5000 Petersburg y. aud A. 6's At I044; 1873 shares
OF Richmond and Dsnvile Railroad stock az s4k
shares OF Richmond, York River aud Chesapeake
Railroad stock at rs: 60 shares OF G., &. aud A.
Railroad stock at so; 10 shares Of Richmond and
Danville Railroad stock at SAX; and 20 shares Of
Richmond and Danyille Railroad stock at "a.
GovERHNENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
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sALEs REpORrED TO sECRKrARY.
TIour.

zine, S46 1850: supeTfne. s5.50@s3.76 extra
1878; common family $7GS72 fahcy bransi
ATlG}S
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE z, February 2 l.-Virginla 6's, deferred,
9; cOpsOls. 80; second series, 90; past.due cOu-
pOns, TN: new l040's IS; l0-40's, coapons,
S0J. BID to-day.
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GARDEN SEED! GARDEN SEED,
uoREHoUND COUGHsYRUP, %,

HORFHOUND COUGH.sYRUP. - Cents.
HOREHOUND CuUGH-SYRUP. % Gents.
HOREiIOUND COUGH-SYRTP, rs CENTS
HORkHOUND COUG. SYRUP, % CENTS.
UOREHOCND COUGH.sYRUP, % CENTS
UORtHOUND Cough SYRUP, % CENTS.
UoREHOUND COUGH-SYRUP, % CENTS
HOREHOUSD SYRUP. % CtNrS.
Sold by all druggists and country merclants.
de
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nv Telegraph.


NEW YORK, February 81 N0On.-stOcks hregu
lar. Money on call, 5m6 ner cent Exchange
Long, 4S34; short, 4S6. State bonds dun Gov
ernmcnts steady.
Eceain0.-Money, 566 per cent. Exchange
4S3k. Governments quiet ana Steady; new Sc
IO3&; A per cents, 100; A per cents, 1909.
States nominal.
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FIRE RECORD.
The Late Fire In Broadway. New York

/ .
NEW YORK, February 21.-The smoking
ruins OF the burned Broadway stores at
trscted crowds OF loOkers-on this morning.
Near an alley on some timber, leaning
against part OF the wall OF No. 3SS Broad
way, was discovered The body Of Fireman
Dougherty, when it was soon dragged from
the ruins. The face was unrecOgnizlble
and the head and arms charred. The trunk
was comparatively unframed, but the feet
were burned of and the legs were Jumps
OF hardened coal. A careful scrutiny OF
the ruins revealed 10 trace OF Cassidy,
Dougherty's missing comrade, but it is
thought his body will certainly be fousd
under the timbers. These cannot be re-
moved until the Debris has sufficiently
cooled to allow the bracing Of the hanging
parts OF the wall on the north side, which
threatens to fall every moment.
Under mass OF ruins lie also three large
safes Of firms that occupied the buildings.
Upon the recovery Of these depend the full
estimate OF the losses, which can now only
be Appropriated. The loss OF Tlazen, Todd
d Co. Is stated al about 1850, 900; fully COW
cred by insurance. Raffter Il Co. 5 loss is estl-
mated at 100000. James Wilde, Jr., & Co.
had Just moved into the building and can
not estimate their loss, but it will probably
exceed 100000. An offer Of $26j,000 was
recently refused for the building. 1t is
fully insured, and VIII be Immediately re-
built.
The origin Of the fire remains a complete
mystery. Mr.. Ilazen, Of lIazen, Todd 4
Co., said this morning that the boiler and
engine were in the rear part OF the build
ing in sub-basement. At half-past j
O'Clock he, with the other members OF the
firm and some employees, went TO the main
floor, and were sitting in the rear TALKING
when suddenly, without warning, arush OF
black and thick smoke came up the real
stairway and filled the room. The party
barely escaped with thei" lives. The engi
neer below got out under the grating au(
| WAS saved.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February 81, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT 80 White. GS bushels. Red, 1852 bushels.
CORN white, 1873 bushels. MIed, 1904 bush
els.
OATs.-2,790 bushels; of which l,07S bushels
were re-eXhIbited.
MEAL 100 bushels
OTTAGRASS SEED.-76 bushels.
BLACK PEAS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT JVhits, % bushels very good at al so.
Red, 20 bushels very good Lancaster az Sl.30; 80
bushels mixed "a ~ 40; AZ bushels mixed on prl-
vate Terms; 100 bushels very good Fuliz AZ Sl.47;
40 bu hels prime Fnliz nj 81 4Stotal, $50 busheIs
CORN White. 1913 bushels prime at 5sc. AIsd,
536 bushels good AZ Bee; l2S bushels very good AT
57c.-total. 664 bushels.
OATS-3lS bushels prime winter at 60c.; IFS
bushels prime spring at 50c.-total, 436 bushels.
NEAL.-l00 bushels very good ~ Gle.
NAVY KEASS.--6 bushels at 1928.
BLACK PEAS.-i bushels &C CSC.
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Socialism I'm Ireland.

LONDON, February PA dispatch from
Rome TO the Standard says: "Strlctly con-
fidential reports respecting the nature of
the agitation in Ireland have reached the
Pope, which show that three fourths Of it
are due to spirit OF Socialism. Very pre-
else instructions to the Irish bishops, there
fore, are being prepared, eXhOrtng them
10 take care that in relieving distress they
do not play into the hands OF those who are
working for political object"
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The Demand for Harimann's Extr,
dillon.

LONDON, February 2l.-The Illness
Paris dispatch says the demand of Russia
for the eXtradition OF Hartmann has been re.
ferred by Premier Freycinct to the Minister
OF Justice. 1t is stated that some of the
reactonary deputies applied for the mans
release, but were told if it appeared that he
was connected with the Moscow attempt
the Government would surrender him to the
Russian authorities.
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CHICAGO.

DOCK AND JOB WORN NEATLY Elk.
ID ECyTED AT THE DIaPATCH PRINTING
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EATHER RYAE'S POEMS,
l. ILLUSTRATED BY \ PORTRAIT OF THB
AUTHOR AAD \ PICTURE OF TIE
CONQUERED BANNtH.

In n are embraced all r The leading descriptive,
p1irlotic. and dcgOiicBsl poems which have estib-
ii she'd tie authors vide reputation. tesid., Vvry
many others never heretofore published.
Price $3.50, and Tor sale Nv -
fe 2l-dSw RANDOLPH ENbIltH-
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Destructive Fire and Loss OF Life at
RatesyiiIe, Ark.

LITTLE Rock, February PA deStruc-
tive fire occurred at Bate,yIllc yesterday,
originating in Clapp d Co.'s grocery, which,
with Ader's three.siory brick store, j. X.
Tayor's dwelling, Taylor e. Hockerson's,
and Wycough's siorebOuseS, were Destroy
ed. The wall Of Adler's building fell on the
warehouse owned by IL. &. Smith, instantly
killing &. S. GOrsacb and woundiDg Thomas
Jablin and +. W. Moretield, the former
fatally. Others were slightly hurt. The
Masons, Odd-FelowS, aud Knights OF
Honor lost all their furniture and regalia.
The losses amount to $4,000; half covered
by insurance.
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Russian Defeat OF TurcOmans.

ST. PETERSBURG, February 2l.-An Off
cial dispatch from DOuzolum, dated on the
18th instant, says that an engagement has
occurred between the Russian troops and
Turcomans, in which the latter were com
pletely routed, with the loss OF twenty-five
killed. They were pursued distance Of
forty versts, when nightfal preserved the
enemy from complete anDlhilation. There
were no losses on the Russian side.
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Fire I'm Jersey City.

NEW YORK, February 2l.-A large brick
building corner Of Hudson and Sussex
streets, jersey City, was destroyed by fire
to-day. Several firms had their stocks con-
sumed or so badly damaged as to render
them yalueless. The loss to these parties
aggregates $4,000. The building was
worth $50, 900.
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DRIES. MEpsCsnEe. 60.

DRICE'S ENGLISH PURE GLYCE-
J. RINE FOR INTERNAL USE. sold at
MEADE 4 BAKERS DRUG STORE.
PANCREATIC EMULSION, prepared IN England.
by Or. Dobsl's formula, and so highly recon
mended for consumDlives. Sold at
MEADE & BAKER'S DRUG STORE.
DR.. SAviLLE'S LiQUEUR, and PILLS. tho oeie-
braled French remedies for the CURE OF
GOVT. sold az
MEADE & BAKERS DRUG STORE.
WYETHE'S PEPTONIC PILLS; one after eatlng
will relieve indigestion. Sold at
MEADE & BAKERS DRUG STORE,
fe2 9I9 Nam street.
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PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.

DIR. Norris, OF Lynchburg. is here. Gen.
eral John A. Logan says be is for Grant.
Secretary scburz and Hon. John Goode have
gone to Carlisle, Penn. Hon. j. ID. Camden,
OF West Virginia, is here. The funeral OF
Brumidi, the artist, took place this morn.
ling from bis late residence. Senators Plumb,
ingalls,, Garland, Teller, Mcdonald, Hoar,
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France and Ireland.

LONDON, Febfuaiy 2I.-A Paris dispatch
to the Times says: The Archbishop OF Bor.
deaux, in forwarding 800 francs to the Ca
:holic Archbishop OF Dublin, says: France
and Ireland are inseparabIe names, recalling
community Of faith and long-standipg ex-
change OF sympathy.
DUBLIN, February 2l.-The Committee Of
the Mansion-H House Relief Fund, in their
appeal to the French people, state that con-
siderable gifts and promises OF help have
been received from Great Britain, the
United States, and elsewhere, and that they
count on a generous response to their ap-
psa1
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Famine and Diphtheria I'm Russia.

tt tAIs 7 hfNUINb NJ W. HUM ITit IN II hIUfs VI
THE EMPIRE.
PARIS, February 2l.-The Temps pub
fishes Il letter from st. Petersburg, which
says - The news from the interior Of the
Empire is heartrendng. Famine and diph-
iberia are decimating the population. The
provinces OF Saratof and Kief, which an
nually export in ordinary times enormous
quantities OF grain. had scarcely any crop
last year. The calamity is aggravated by
the want OF fodder for cattle, and the peo-
pie being forced to sell them. In Caucasus
the fimine il still greater, where people are
committing suicide and selling their chill
drpn -
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The London WaIking.Match.
BLOWER BROWN MAKING THE BEST TINE Or
RECORD.

RECORD.
LONDON, February 2l.-In the siX.day
walking-match at Agricultural Hail, " Blow
err" Brown had finished 4Sl miles at
twenty-three minutes past IL o'clock last
night, being II miles ahead OF Weston's
record -and 4 miles ahead Of the best time
recorded. In the betting two to one is
offered that he will beat $50 miles. The
match will come to close at IL O'Clock to-
night, and has thus far excited very little
interest, the attendance throughout the
week having been extremely meagre.
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Wnxhin.fOfl .

THE HOUSE AT WORK on IRIS NEW RULEs-THE
EUROPEAN TOBACCO MISUNDERSTANDING
OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE
NUMEROUS Personal ITEMS.
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fsr'' community j. carsed ~ the
i'c-c..s, II . ,.ass ~ lcapic ~ho make
'ar.f business :. attend 70 e'er' hotN
Affair." hl' 'acf a~a >lea people aye
'aei-.e re- eIr, mcns 4 humanity ~a.ea
eN.st aFr tas aagatc! earth ]; j.
SCI known thar almost every lcNcn Is
sometime tsf1sec 60 sIeaA EVIL o.
a:acfs. and 'Ai'44ns . san iFom winch
'e-' icH can o.aim = r entirely exempt
re 'ae a'.eo' o 'h's ifc,Sr' article
.ef'eA, g :..A'.!..'|n.'.'c elias, % is''.crs
.1sr 'a.r. lear ~ 'ac constant t-'
-rr 'act Fc- lr-N ~ .n'n 'ac
81. s4ic affairs escN family 'ar
Hao'fa.t t1c' sa~ me exact
t'r me tr-s.f 'rt re, .~--l
u.e.ac. ;e, -aieniAaa csc,N tf-it
'-'t aaa - .'t.~ h.a0ief ~ 20 Sdr.
mraaa' ever e. 4ic> 'hcI ~4;ch;-lac,>.
He 49,. posted ai-1t e'eDihin.
.r' tel "i;h .air'sh'r Snt ma'rimo-
~ t.a sao~ w.. arc s0.Hs 60 mar,
.e.. AS .4a Sues iae eNAc' '."c rs
ever ia..e'nsa' - i.'f''e, ,a'i'e,'e' -
the ..h,r,; ,far,c =. create a disturb
s.sc. ri, he icaleu,,. or 'hrcak ~
match. tho, ,4kc advantage Oft. art
"a. Al "a .tr.r ,auc- >. k-,r. ,r.r'- IN
i ,.r,,at. safe ei,cNa,aa They glide
5..,,Iy .-.-r gentleman 10 lady from
,he- - daughter. from fa,be- 20 ,o,.
ana IN the car Of an they r.ou. their
h.,,s, WHISPERS OF SANDER and abuse.
ana n the >tfn, time. f,fc,rnd 20 De the
mo-, sincere friend, Of those they talk
- Their nau>sag> pills Of SANDER are
,lraf-,aa,ed with smile, and words o.,
friendship
Taulef, are confined to no particular
class. and they operate m all We md
them among the r.ch and the poor
..uppef ten and the .lowcr million"
m :hc church and on; of i, They are
people who have no higher ambition
than 10 DC well informed N regard 10
other pcople', private business. 10 retail
scandal To- their ncighbors. and to cNul,
in fendi>h triumph over the wounded
feelings and bruised hearts Of their in
nocent victims.
"fN John WILLIAMS. Ala ohufch
PRAYER meeting not TAR from Boston
man whose 'fedit was MOI the BEST and
who was somewhat noted Tor MS failure
TO meet ms obiiga'ions' arose TO speak
ne subject Tor the evening was what
shall do 10 DC SiVeu II. paused and
again more enpnau'a,'y asked the ques.
Again. with increased solemnity and i'm
pressiveness Of manner, he repeated the
momentous inquiry, when voice from
the assembly, in clear and disiinc, tone,
answered, Go and pay John Williams
for that yoke OF oxen you bought OF
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work He is mounted during the day,
and personally supervises all the labor.
The foreman OF the stables, II. X.
Bcchtel, formerly the driver of the trot-
ter, Hannah X, has sole charge OF the
care OF the trottcrs and the men en-
ploycd in grooming them. George /.
Shultz, with 4 number OF hands, attends
20 all.the horseshoeing. Every depart
men, Of the farm is under distinct man
lgcment, all Of whom report daily 10
the general manager. Accounts are
faithfully kept Of expenses and receipts
III all departments, SO that al the end Of
the month an exact statement can
be handed in. The entire estate IS
carried on with the regularity OF clock
work, and lsa standing example OF thrift
and economy.
Visiting Speedwell from a southern
point. you strike Hammer Greek some
three miles north OF Litiz. Following
up the creek a few miles. the large man
SION with It's surrounding buildings and
fows OF tcncmcn, houses. is seen bcauii.
'ul!s 10, atcd IN little valley The home
stead place IS on one SIDE Of the creek
and the tenant houses are on the other.
he surface Of the farm Is undula,Ing
and J, watcred puncipall, by the Ham
mcI 'reck and 's tributaries. TIN,
creek flows directly through the centre
81 the farm. and , bortcfcd by sof;
meadows The 'lrm j, propoF'ionally
IL. Irf' D.. frIs f.aS. fence, aud nearly
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beautiful theories are offered ; there is
much in nature and more in the ycarn-
ingS, of men for immortality TO lead
them To- believe in future state. but
after all this, after the circle is iravcr>cd,
we come back 10 the starting poin:
faith, and he who has 4 faith that asks
no questions II apparently the better OF.
The strongest hold of the believer, and
the weakness OF the sCcptiC lie IN the one
great fact that science cannot reach be-
yond the material world. When the
religions; and the scientist stand on the
verge ct natter. and look before them.
they are equal Both are reduced TO
thcorctiC speculation. Ii one sees only
darknc,, and humiliation. and the other
a world of light, beauty. and renewed
life, the advantages are certainly on the
side of the latter. II one sees bcckon-
ing hand, and hears voices tina, call 10
him pleasantly. where the other only
hnd, an lllimiiablc chaos. there }, more
motive power on one side than on the
other With leverage enough Archmc.
de, lclic,cd he ,uuld lit the earth. with
iai;h enough ! man can r3isc himself
above the dull INA, hlncrv Of science and
live 90 better world. even while here.
lu 'he>e dlN, the wu'fl dc,...'.nu.
whra a.. ,hr ,tJri.c. ot 'ac A.ar' aye
,ua,,a'f4',d. even those ~i, ..rc ,ar
mos; fascinated w.,h 'lc e'1u..r. ut
Science. 'l.,u' H'ii noting 'H4' ,,c-f
.a.-tt ~ .loi'a.,. . .'....- 4,.',. ,rt
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B1-What is the difference between a
young lady and a night-capi One is
born to wed and the others worn in bed.
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ROBERT BONNER. Bonner. of the
~ j. Lcdgcy, isnow assisted by his son,
who is very ready business man. lie
married Cincinnati lady, and is now
"set,led down" to the service Of the
Lcdgcy. Bonner is now estimated at two
millions. He has an enormous income
which is well invested. and no one can
get him into stock speculation. He
touches nothing that is not secure in its
returns. II Daniel Drew had observed
the samc rule, how different would have
been his history! Bonner grows stou,
Is he advances in life, and is now the
most solid of his profession. His farm
affords him amusement, and his love for
horses may be considered ruling pas
sion. One of his principal assistants is
Oliver Dyer, who has had thirty years
experience in the literary world. He
was one OF the earlist photographic re-
portcrs, and was in Greely's service in
that capacity some years before the
Leigfr was in existence.
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nSS-I am afraid" said a lady to her
husband, that | am going to have a stiff
neck" "Not at all improbable, my
dear" replied her spouse, al have seen
strong symptoms of il ever since We were
married."