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General Mabone's address il not salcn-
lated to rea sure the country as 20 the non
esty of the Reaiusters touching the sale
debt, ana certainly opens no way 10 an alil-
ance with the Republicans. The Riddle
berger bill. d everybody knows, provides
for The formal reputation Of more than
one-,bird Of the entire debt. IL Is scarcely
necessary 10 say that no such measure can
ever r. ceve the approval OF the Republic IN
party. As i, quite natural, the Readlusteis
defend their course on the specl0us plea
that the state is too poor TO pay the entire
principal of her debt. The poverty
OF Virgnia-on papcr-is proyeIbiaf.
And yet, il i less than "A week since
we were called upon 10 note the aston
i,hing growth OF Nrgina's industries
during the past year-a prosperity when
the official returns OF the Census Bureau
even more fully reveal. SGppOsinS Viz
ginia, however, to be a. poor a. her di--
hOnOrers would have her believed TO be,
that affords 40 Justification for such forcl'
bic readju~tment Of her obligations a. the
Riddlebcrger bill c0ntcmpIaies, however
lust an excuse il may furnish for asking Il
further concession on the part OF the cfedl-
tors. The Republicans Of Virginia can
never ally themselves with paIiy tha'
ignores the creditor and openly declares
that it VIII pay just as much or just a. iitile
Of the debt a. it pleascs. But while the
position taken by the R'jidiu>ter> in
thi, matter put, 1t out OF the quos-
ton for the Republicans 10 form an
alliance with them, II does not by any means
improve the prospects Of the Democratic
Debt-PJyeIS. All that the Rcadiu>tcrN say
OF The mi>management of the Bourb0HN
during their administration OF the state
government is undoubtedly true. 20 far II
economy in the expenditure OF thorevenie>
and efficiency M ther COLLECTION 90. the Re
adjuster> have administered the Offices much
more credltaLly than their predecessors.
Further than thl>. the BOurbonS have taken
advantage OF every Opporluniig 10 Ieg'~Ia'e
against the colored race B0itimore 1mer|-
cuU.
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DEATHS.

Entered into rest at IL O'Clock Thursday nieh'.
after Daiufui illness OF nearly tour mon hs. DAN !
ROSCOt, sou Of ". ID. and Milne ID. thesttrhlih :
aged twelve years. :,
The funeri Will take place from Dr. lioges church
THIS (Sarurdayl MORNING ~ I o'clock. tllGnd'
aud acquainlauceS are invited to attend.
Mr.. SUSAN LAMAR TURPIN, daughtcro Of Dr.
j. l.. VI. curry. aud wife OF Rev. John Il. lurrln'
OF Warrentun Va. tell asleep about noon Yesterday
al her hers residence, IN this city IN The twenty
seventh year of her axe.
Tue funeral will take place from The First Baptist
church TODAY a. 1880 L. VI. The frieno OF her
tatncr and of ner husband are invited TO attend.
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vacancies. However, II is for the Senate to
say whether senator thus elected shall be
seated. The election IL hurried up only rs
means OF securing majority OF one 10 the
Senate oil the 5b Of March next. The
trick won't succeed. Objection viii keep
the new senator out Of his seat until bis
lille TO 1t Is Investigated.
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that which would be traveised BY II In toe
other, except perhaps that the Cheat route
would furnish most timber.
We have faith that the Lynchhurg ana
Pittsburgh railroad Is soon TO be CONSTRUED
ed. Perhaps It will connect With the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad, and not touch
| n o~t.>0tau
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HOLIDAY GOODS
4. lITT/L T. Il 4 80
3O6 BROAD STUbLT.
\ ~. l.IAI.Il.f \ L IL I-aLlILI. -

4. HTTZLER & sos,
3O6 BROAD STGbLT.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS
A large assortment Of NOVELTIES So ifl.
IaN~-comurislrg IN part
~ILk. LACE. EMBROlDt RED. AMI HfN
STITCHED HANDkt Kt Hlttr l"f DID
ycuib men. aud children: RI III =. IT o.
COLLARS. AMI CUFf>. embrojrrd o.
LADIES and GENTLE MEMS Nj hM Ar
COMBS. ERR SHE'S. aud PotkF r-h'Hnh-.
NUBIA-. HOODS. ~NCQUE>. ULsTth>. i.i".
GAN-JACkETS.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, ani INDifN p NE
ladic~. gentlemen aud Children:
TONFL>. NAtKI%S. aud TABLt.DAN'>h
LACE-. RIBBONS. and MOTIONS, Do '
variety. -
PLANkIrS. FLANNELS. AID CA~~lNi lf'
our .inrk of DRESS 60, DS. tIOak~. lI| D.. I
MANS we offer al greatly reduced price.
solicited.
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PRoMoTION FOR MAJOR CRAIGHILL.-Thc
President Yesterday nominated Major Will
liam p. CraighIl, the Government engineer
Of this district. for promotion TO lieutenant
colonel baltimore american.
Glad TO hear it..
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FANCY GOODS, &C.

!, + " T. y 5.
We have an sl4es Of >oLinGL''' -''
An .tl~s 81 SOIiD.GLASs >TAsirlh>.,
nom So up, with BURNER anti o.
BEONZf STAND LAMPS, Nth nj ~
CHIMNEY irT Dc ...,.. ,.irN
L,siS TRIMMED WITH LkAlpf" ''
ERA or u I'm, ..,, rTnN.
LAWS TRIMMED WITH AE"ANp -
LANES TRIMMED WITH syn BtE\H
neSN y ,tfRr srANpI-AMPs
PORCELAIN STAND LAMtS;
RRic.A.RkAC LAMPS;
PENDANT LAMPS;
HALL LAMB;
LIBRARY LAMPS:
BRACkkT LAMPS; ,.,>.rigfI
LAMPS WITH PATENT spRINc-t n, ~ Il
LAMrS WITH PATENT AlS's'N
BRA(kfr;
sTIDENC LAMPS, IN NICKEL;
STUDENT LAMPS. ~ BRASS.
Any LAMP trimmed With any tiun'i''
please.
SHADES. GLOBES,
REtt tCroRs, ILLUMtHAlOkr'
VUiMNtl>, BURNERS
WItkS, &c,
sold sspavately nj r,v,>,.
corner finn aud ~ =
lCeaxAl Block'l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

M, SECOND PRESBYTE y
CHURCH-Dr. IIoGE at IL \. NJ. seventh lectur'
on Prophecy" al L. VI.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. ar S;amtOn nv. Charlotte county, Va ,
on the jlh OF January. 1851 bv the Rev Ih'ma-
Drew. JAMES B. BAYLOR, OF the tnreh sale,
Coast and ,ieode .ic Survey. 10 ELLEN G. BRUCE,
daughter of Charles Bruce. Esd
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FINE LIQUORS AND GRocLGw-

u. ASTfLOIEi.
40. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET, Rt'uN"| '.
ofcrs the following >EA>ONNRLt GW'p~
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. selected t/
Ictth great clr,. ,,.,,,...,.,..
OLD JANIS 81 GAinNtR Mhl-hal
wear od.
OI. - FILtllFH ktN-.eNen N..r.
MNtR Nlli.kEl -nF' N'al.
OLD MAErELL DARN LONDON pJ'h '.
OH NApTFIL y 90. =. BRANDY
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GlN, o. i't
ou draush,
five uarkas,, SUPERIOR Old PAIL
BRuWN ,Hl RRN.NiNE, from 20. r'.
house OF HARMON MERE DE IA ftON
A'.n. enc icc-t grades Dt
PORT aud SIBERIA NlSES aud il.l>h
>COTIU WlIi>ktN;
GUINNESS STOUT, BASS fid Vol ~
~gAEkl ING NLt>.
lie also Offer, q very choice 'ot uf i'.
HAMS. selected by nm. Ell ain gr,lt .t".
Ltrgr iut OF IN GEOt lRtr>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

NJ GRACE STREET PREsBlTE-
RIAN CHURCH Rev. C. II. READ, ID. De- pastor
Preaching at o'clock A. NJ. and 1:43 T. VI.
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- p + c | \ l.!


HANDSOME DINNER, TEA, AND I''|'
SITS
90 bo found south Of Sow 10.
and SO Al,s reduced he ir,ce II the
1910 20 yer cent.
4 ull line Of CHRISTMAS GOou~
Of an thn NOV lL1tE~ imported. Cal
inc and ba couyiucedof our low p'lce.
+. y, Q A i.'..
dec lOll VI 1000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

NG~ FIRST PR + ; By I L X y \
CHURCH.-Rev. T. l.. PRESTON, II. d. pastor
will preach at ii 4. VI aAd l.. VI.
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III MONUMENTAL CHURCH (Rey.
j. G.. ARMSTRONG. u. d.. rector).-~unday school,
9.3OA VI. Church-Morning service IL \. VI. :
evening service, 80 T.. VI.
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fT~ THE BAPTIST SUNDAI-SCllOOL
ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND ANO MAN
CHESTER viii hold is quarterly NEE Ting With the
Grace. street Bapt church next - NnAN AFTER
NOoN a. o'clock There WI De- an address by Dr.
EATON, dialogue, by the children, me singh :, and
other Interesting exercise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

IL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth aud Brold streets Rev. J. u. HNw.
rH0RNg. y. d., pastor, viii preach On SUNDAY at
IL i. M-,ubj ct, The Unseen Christ ~ 4; aud %,
~ +. M.-.ubject. P,la,e and III, Imitators.' Az
straugcr, Welcome.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


Opeued THIS DAY, the histst 80
FRENCH, GERMAN. aud JAPANi~
ever brought tOulh.
AT lovers of aesthetics arr Invited g.
lde lQl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

~ POSTPONEMENT.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Methodist SuHday.Schco
Society has been postponed until further roticr.
\. T.. WEST, President.
CharieS r. RGdg, Secretary.
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ne FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace aud
Broad. Rev. ". G. sCHAEFFER. pastor SUNDAY
school at $50 A. VI. Preaching at ii \ VI. ana
1870 T. VI. Strangers AMI visitors welcome. seits
free
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

~ BR OA D-S rREEr METHODIST
CHURCH SUNDAY, January 9-Preachlng bY
Rev. ". g. STARR, ID. d.. pns'or. Al ii n NJ
subject: - The Foot-mnrks OF the AnEhty.' AZ
1880 T.. N ->ulject: VIII our Lord tarry for one
night ony?n \ cordial invitation To ali.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

III CENTENARY NJ + I Ii . - /
CHURCH lGracr street between Four h aud Fiuh
notwithstanding by the pastor. Rev +. \. Pr
TERsoN. at IL o'clock \. II. and : L. VI seats
f-,e
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

IT. GREAT ATTRACTION
ID. & y. NITTELDORFERs.
527 BROAD sTREET.
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PETERSBURG.

CHURCH STATISTICs-ONE HALF
or OUR POPULATION CHURCH MEMBERSHIP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

,ElTI OF A WELL. KNOWN CITIZEN-ELECTI0N
OF CHURCH OFFICERS-SINGULARA AND FATAL
ACClDENT-RAILR0AD DISASTER STANTON
FINANCES MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-12

Mr.. Miller, one Of the nominees If The RI
publican caucus OF tho New York Legislator.
for tie lJnlted States Senate, is charged ty .he
Ci1k!ing wing Of bis party with having deser
ted the federal army durink tho war Tni.
Same charge WIS urged ngsi1s. him ly tho
democrats When no WAS a candiiata fer tho
position hu DOW holds as member OF tie Uoiled
States llcn,u of Representatives. buI the m,u
who DOW rspca: i: deplod it then and elected
hM. 81 that il be il defeated Tor the Senate it
will pot be 10 constquenc, of this charge, az bis
Gle iln to tho House showed that deserters
Gle got oln0y Gus 10 New York republicans
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Brains Dashed Ont,

NV York. July l2.-Mary Teri.l, OF
Mamarcnack, Wts chester c;uoty, was placed
under trrest yesterday morning 10 answer a
charge CT iotaulioide. Tho accnsad is uomar-
red, aged % years. and ..resides with her
mother in q locality netr tho MamAroneck de-.
pot known as The Flate." While John Der.
rss. John Foley aud William Clark were NOV.
iug grass 10 q meadow about fifty yards fro m
the TerrilI dwelling their attention WAS attract
ed 10 the movements Of Dig not far distant,
snd upon iuves iea'ion the men discovered
that tho animal bad scratched up the nude
body OF mails infant and had arssd9 eatoa off
tho right arm of the corpse. The body had
been buried just under the sc d. scarcely three
inches deep. without box or cotfiu, or even
garment or strip of cloth OF any sort. The
infants head had been smashed 10, 90 that tho
features were almost unrecogtiz ,ble, prose ut.
log shocking aud tiokeDing spec acle. From
the appearance Of the child's head tho indcs.
lions are that The murderer. took the inan. by
the feet aud dashed lis brains cut against q
stone 1t was stated a. tho ibquts that Mary
TeIrl became mother some lime between II 3
Alb aud Sth Instant. An il lest vas held last
evening. at which the jury ordered the woman
to DO remandsd. The young wcmsns m,thar
wts held as accessory before the fact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-12

Gensial Mahoue's candidate for Govs!tor
says lhst should the Mshopites succeed they
will cleo! Court Of Appeals pledged to read
Just the State debt under the Riddebsraer bill.
This is MT sufIrisirg, for meu who turned cut
the jGdses of the State FIR no other ressoo than
tho fac. that they imagined justice was no ro.
sp:ctOr OF pe!s)ns, and that the debt of State
wRs az tladir s az tho debt OF aD individual. add
put 10 their PLACES mtn whose only qullii,a-
ton was their expressed determination to ma ke
the State repuiia!o her debt, would not hesi-
tate to elec! Corr: of Appeals. composed OF
man 9Th 60 ether qualification than that re-
ferrsd TO. even though they be cheating gam
blers. az was The lizard" judge lhsy elected
Two years age. 4 party the! thinks what is
morally wrcrg can be politically right vii not
hesitate to rrJsli ue justice TO the low putpcs, 8
Ct parllJ n riqu;rtms nts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-12
AkeRSide Murder

ATLANTIC CITY, July l2.-Sunday niaht spc-
elal oticsr William Musson was murdered BY
John Somers. Sonora was drunk and quarre, :
ing with his vita at their home. After some
angry words with her he left The house and wei t
to place in tho neighbo,hood where no got
more drink. About nine o. clock he returned to
The house and the quarrel WAS resumed. Somers
finally kicked his wife in the abdomen, after
knocking her down with his fiat, and then RAD
for an axe with which to kill her. Her screams
for help were heard by Officer Musson and he
ran to the house. just Gs be entered the open
front door Somers entered from tho back yard
where no had been for the axe. He rushed a.
his wife who lay on tho floor whom the officer
jumped in between them to prevent his killing
her. Without word the rufian swung the
axe over his sholder and struck Musson on the
top OF The head with it. splitting his skull open
30 that tho brain was exposed. He then Drop
ned the aIo and ran away. Musson sank on tho
Dor. and was found there by some OF the peo.
pie who had been attracted by the woms1' j
screams. doctor examined tia wound and 1T
orce pronounced it fatal. He fingered until
slI O'Clock this morning and then died, never
having recovered consciousness. The murderer
was arrested aad tu. for the inte,ce:sion of pop.
ular citiz sns would have been Iynched. 4
coroner's jury found verdict accusing Somcrs,
OF murder, and he WAS held for trial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-12

The Increase 10 the wealth and popula
lion of Vi!glois and tho improvement in
Der every material interest. IS exhibited by
the census report. and the Irasent oondi-
ton OF her treasury. together wish she
onrtailmtnt of her expenditures by reason
OF bl enaisl sessions Of the Legislature, show
plainly encus h that had the terms tf tho Mo
Celloch bill bsen complied with, tho debt 11eso
ton by this tins w0uId have been "eliniualeo"
from The domain { + politics. aud tho fcve6uo of
the State batn amply Sufficient for oil her
VARIOUS tx oen9ts. without The ssbteat increase
10 the rate Of ttxstion. Those bandbolde.s,
therefore, who refused to refund under lie
terms OF that bill are by no means irresponsible
Tor he unsettled condition of tho debt. though
It mus! b, s.id that dread Of Mahonisn gave
them plausible txcusc for that refusal aud 10
duced them TO believe it vas better to bear The
Ills they had than fly to others that they knew
not Of. |: rnsy BIO for yeais and il may BE- fer
ever before Virginia reoovers from the evil
effects of Mahooism.
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FOREIHN VIEWS.

The khtlVo and his ministers orc reported
to be anxious 10 abolish slavery in Egypt.
Tho Pail Mall Gtzslte prtdic!B 6nsnoial
clisls Ia the Uoited States, b'oause of The
promise 81 bouutiful harves!s 10 Europe.
Daring tho week ended on tho Sth instant,
twenty'nreu deaths occurred at Havana from
yeilow lever and fifteen from smallpox.
Charles Bfadltush has announced bis inter q.
tiou TO ssstrs his rights IS member Of PslliN.
msnt at tho Tar ct TITO House OF Commons, on
the 81 Of August.
A Vienna dispatch 10 the Times announces
that The meeting OF the Enpelo rs of Germany
snd Austria will take plsoo 10 tho middle Ct
August at Salzburg
The Russian minister Of War proposes to dis.
continue The construction of torli6oltious Oh the
German and Austrian frontiers, thereby saving
TO- 900 600 rubes 10 tho budget.
Revolution is feared 10 Bulgaria, AID tie
roads converging on Sistovs. whtrs tho new
Parliament is sbcu! TO meet, Gro gusrded by
batteries of artillery.
1t is regarded as carIain that lhasHBf!an will
commute the death sentence pronoupaI against
tho murterers Ct Abdul Az. THY will be
bsnlshod TO some remote psrt Of tbs Ottoman
Empire.
10 tho HOUSE of Commons Yesterday Mr.
Gladstone said Chet Secretary Forster was not
| 8 whit more responsible for the Cotroion Ac
thsa any other member OF The Cabinet, and
that he deserved much credit fer shat there
vas good 10 tho Land bill.
10 consequence of The Porle'd TX lauatioo 10
regard to Tripoli, tho differences between
Franco AID Turkey have boeu a6jus!el. The
Porto has given rsuewed assurances that 10
sending troops to Tripcli bis sole obi %! Was The
| maintenance Of order, Tho resurrection con.
| linuos to bo oorGoed 10 The Sick district, The
Tho other paris OF Tuois are quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-12
VIRGINIA NEWS,

Cases Of smallpox c2rtiruc 10 occur ia Rioh-
mond. There are now in the hosylIsl twenty
patients.
Sussex county instruc:s i;s delegates to The
Richmond Convention to vote for Hon. John
Goode for Governor.
1t stated that the report of Stale Auditor
Massey will show that the recent assessment
will not ouly exhibit that there has been no fall
ing # in the tax values. bu 80 far from it that
certain GLASS have increased.
William Samuel Psacby died at his home
in Williamsburg on tho 9Th inst. in The SD
yerr Of his age. MIR. Peaoty was foe type Of
| the Virginia gentleman. and kaoHn TO be ore
Of tho best lawyers in the State.
At q recent meeting of the republicans OF
| Waterford Loudoun equity, resolutions were
adopted urging the nomination of straight
out republican tickot for governor. litutenant
governor and attorney general. Expression vas
also given of the popular detestslion OF tho gu.
thor OF the attempted assassination of President
Garfield, and to 90 earnest hope fur the latter &
recovery.
10 difficulty uosr Grayes's Store, Spotsyl-
vania county. on Saturday last between John
| LAWS and threa brothers nam id Brooks, LAWS,
alter Knocking down his threo ASSISTANTS, was
himself struck down With o stons thrown BY
ono o! them. ard was then stabbed BY another
in tho trsust rud abdomen, his iptes'ines pro-
truding. 1t is txplc:ed That Lawis's injuries
will result fatally.
Au alteration occurred 10 Petersburg yester
day eVo0iug belWoen George Lun. o ptInter, OIL
that city aid Jason Stone, former member oil
the polio, corps. 10 which Stone Was shot twice
BY Lum. tho frs! time in the breast. q mere
lssh wound, and nt It 10 the head, the ball ca
torirg The temple sad comiog cut behind thu
ear, ltflicinR serious wound. Lum surren-
dered himself. aud was corioed in The city jai
to awsi. 90 tximinatioc before the Mayor.
The announcement ia made that the Rich.
mond, York Rivor and Chesapeake K. r prcpsr
ty, Including he Baltimore Iins of steamers, hs
been leased by tho Richmond and Danvill'
Railroad Compsty. This property is turoeC
over Tree OF oil Indebtedness except tho mart
gage OF nioo hundred thousand dollars. tht
interest OF which is assumed by tho lessee, thu
l!ssee reoaiviog one tuadrod thousand dollars
Of the uaexperded zinc hundred thousand Il
be applied TO permanent bettetment of th
roadway and Equipment. The lessee also un
derttkes to pay three per cant ssni. ANNUALLY
oa the stock of between four and FIVE huudr
thousand dosrs. This practically gives TIT
Richmond aud Dluvill, road ownership sut
oautrol Ct the line between Richmond aud Bal
tmore via West Point.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Presidents Condition.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. July II. q. NJ
The President is comfortable this morning.
The rise of temperature noted in last evenings
bulletin began to diminish abcu. an hour later.
Pulse 96, temperature g, G. re SEPARATION %.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July l2, q. NJ.
The unfavorabe symptoms WITCH made their
appearance yts!erdsy afternoon have entirely
sutsided. The president passed a very COM
Portable reslfnl right and this morning his
pu'ss is IS and temperature 800. This would
seem to indicate that the increased pulse and
temperature Of last hight was merely tempo
rary fuctuaion due IS the surgeons supposed
at the time to some momentaIy tax upon his
nervous system rather than to any permanent
unfavorabe change 10 his condition.
(Ohcisl Buleio.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July T.. p. H.
The President is passing \ OF mtortatl, day.
Pulse 100, temperature 100 S. respiration "a
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July II Tho + l..
lowing telegram VAS s,nt by The attending sur
geops to the consulting surgeons this afternoon:
"kXECU1lvE MANSION. July II. II a.
During The afternoon yesterday the President 8
temperature rose to tie highest poiut it
has yet attsined. 1t began TO fall, bow
ever, Immediately after BIO received Ii. eve
nlng's morphia-ote quarter Of o grain
or the tu'phate hYpouermoa l5-sDd this
morolGg corresponds with previous days.
About six p. %. he had consistent sDo
copiou, movement Of tho bowels. His wound
YVES dressed saticeptosllY yesterday evening and
this m: raing. lie continues to retain all the
nourishment prescribed Fin, and has had TWEEN
tY four ouLcss Of milk and ono Of rum du!ing
the last twenty fou1 hours, besides a small
quantity Of milk toast this mcr0ing. At $50
this pornirg he also received ten eralos
OF bi.sulphs;e Of qniuis. His general
condition this morning sppesrs to US rather bet
ter than yestel day morning Last night q! 7 ..
N. his lulse was l0Si temperature l02 s. respr, .
ton b. Ibis morning st o'clock pulse sc;
temperature 60 8; respiration ~. At D. IN.
pulsa lOO: tsmpera!ure Ito S; respiratiun p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-12

"A Cough, Cold Or sore Throat should
ne stopped. Neglect frequently results ia an
IncurabIe Lung Disease or lIOnSunn
lion. Is SO w Ms b ONCHIAL
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ON the 1niiamed parts, allaying irritation.
give relief IN Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs,
Satarrh, and the ThrOnt Troubles which
singers and Public Speakers Ara any.
lect TO. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Ifoches have been recommended by phyaicians.
and always give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant uss for ns.ry
an entire generation they havo attained we'll
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