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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-24

LADIES' ANNEx TO THE Yoke MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASsOCfATf0N.-A number OF la
dies representing various denominations in
the city, interested in furthering The inter-
| ests OF the Young Mems Christian AssOcia.
tioD, beId a meeting last week and decided
that in their opinion the best way to in
crease the usefulness Of the Association, and
at the same time benefit the community
generally, would be to enlarge and improve
ITS library and make 1t in time q valuable
| acquisition to the city. They therefore
propose to solicit members for the Associa-
ton from among our ladies, and TO devote
the subscriptions thus obtained year by
year exclusively to the above object. The
terms OF membership are SO per annum in
advance, emitting The subscriber TO all the
privileges OF the Association. The follow
ing ladies' have signifed their willingness to
aid 10 this work, and will be glad to receive
the names and subscriptions OF all who de.
sire to cooperate with them: Miss Lizzie
GrattaD, No. los north Seventh street; Mrs.
j. ;. Wexford, No. 3l3 elst Grace Miss
VI. j. Morris, II west Grace; Miss Daniel,
13 west Main; Miss II. Williams. 722 east
Franklin; MRS. J. T. Elyson, 400 east
Cary; Mrs. W. e.. Scbaeffer, II north
Third; Mrs. Halowell, 900 west Grace /;
/ lhISS Eltlli w lhtuls-StNtUfu
Grace; Mrs. George 7. Stacy, 40G east
Cary; Mr.. DR.. l.. B. Edwards, 3l3 east
Frankllu; Mrs. Colonel Thomas J. Evans,
$40 east Franklin; Mrs. b. l.. Crew, 80
north Nineteenth; Miss Wbiicomb, 1910
Marshall; Mrs. $. II. HIVES, 422 east
Franklin; Mr.. james Peasants. LOG east
/ Franklin; Mr.. A. II. Christian, 70j east
Franklin; Mrs. j. Caskie Cabell, Governor
street; Miss NJ. II. Lee, ia west Grace I;
Mrs. Charles Hatcher, ID north Fifth; Mrs.
Josiah RyIand, Marshall and Second.
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Editors Dispafch; In this mornings
Dispatch you represent the Court OF Ap--
peais as having affirmed the Judgment OF
the Hastings Court tining, among Others,
Alfred Richardson 500 and iliIng him for
a year "for shooting OTTO Mlter and hiS
father on Second street during the Christmas
holidays" This is grave error. Richard
son was tried on this charge and formally
acquitted. He was then tried on charge
OF rioous behavior, aud found guilty by
the verdict OF the jury. judgment in the
Hastings Court was entered in accordance
with this verdict. IL was this judgment
that was reviewed and affirmed in the SUI
preme Court. The prisoner is row suffer-
Ing the penalty of the law on the charge OF
being a rioter-nOt "for shooting Otto Mil
ler and his father"
COUNSEL FOR RICHARDSON.
April %, 1881.
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MOTHERS MOTHERS! MOTHERS {.

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pam OF cutting teeth II 50, 20 at
once and get bottle Of MRS. WINsLOW's sOOIH-
ING SYRUP IL Will relieve the poor little suf;ere
lmmed alely-depend upon Il; there is no mistake
about IL. There Is lot mother on earth who has
ever used (. who win not tell you a. once that Il win
regulate the bowels aud give rest TO the mother aud
relief aud health 10 the child operating Ike magic.
II perfectly safe 10 In all cases, and pleasant
to tue taste, aud Is the prescription OF Of the
oldest aud best female physicians aud nurses In the
United states. Sold everywhere. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. aD 22-e0dlw
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Bette Jackson (colored), assaulting and
striking the child OF Jerry Fisher with a
brick. The case was called and continued.
Cora Lee Jackson, an old offender, was
jailed six months for being drunk and lying
on the sidewalk.
William II. sutherland was fined .S5 for
allowing his buggies to be washed with
hose in violation Of the city ordinance.
Paisey johnson and John Ecke were
fined S2. 80 each, and Winnie Spencer 81,
for having unlicensed dogs on their pre-
mises.
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The ART EXHrBTTIOS.-At the Art Exhi-
bition Monday night the occasion will be
enlivened by some good music. The ar
engagements are very complete. and every
thing that taste could suggest has been done
TO make it success. On Monday there
will be exhibited some rare and exquisite
lace, which, owing to its delicate texture
and great value, will only remain on eXhi.
bitlon three days.
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CONCERT AND BALL.-The members oi
the Leiderkranz Will give concert and ball
at Sanger Halle on Monday night. The
programme for the concert is very interest
ing, including as it does selections by
Schumann, Hafkel, and others. together
with the Torpedo and the Whale" from
Oliyette, and "All on Account OF Eliza"
from Billee TAYLOR, to be sung by the Lei
derkranz chorus in costume. They will
also introduce the animal sextette. Tue con-
cert will be followed by ball, at which all
who delight in the amusement may strip
the light fantastic"
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was inoculated under the old system many
years ago, before vaccination was generally
known, but was not vaccioated. The dis.
ease has been confined to this one family,
and every precaution has been taken by the
city authorities to prevent the spread Of the
disease.
The next term Of the Chesterfield Circuil
Court will begin next May. Some impor-
tant civil cases are to be heard then.
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BRIEF ITEMS.-The work preparatory to
paving Main street with Belgian block was
begun yesterday between Eighth and Ninth
streets, and this popular thoroughfare will
present a diIlpidated appearance for some
time to come. The Inconvenience occl-
stoned will he cheeIfully borne when We
consider the great good that is to result.
The members Of the Mozart chorus will
meet for rehearsal tomorrow night at Mo-
z1ri Hail.
Young LadieS' journal for May just re-
ceiyed. 1t Is full OF the latest fashions,
fancy-wOrk. and music. For sale by c. +.
Johnston.
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CoIOaeI Darlington After IL Valuable
ConI PrOpprfy.

From the Kanawha GaLette.J
On Tues day the 18Th instant Colonel
Charles 5. Darlington. of Richmond. Va,
late president Of the James River and k1-
nawha Company, filed proposition in the
Kanawha Circuit Court TO grant him an
option until the 1t OF October, 1881, to
purchase the whole of the Splint.Coal Com
pany's property. in this county, at The
price Of 500, ,000-One third payable in
cash, and the residue in one and two
years, with interest. The property con-
sists OF about nine hundred acres OF
Kanawha-riye bottom lands. through
which the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
passes for its entire length, distance OF
about ID miles, and over 1000 acres OF hill
land adjacent. 1t is the finest site for a
manufacturing town OF city IN the valley
above Charleston. The Court entered an
order granting The option, but the pro-
ceedings in the suit involving the property
were not to be delayed or bindered by the
granting Of the option, but shall proceed to
decree OF sale, il the case be ready therefor
before the lst October bnt no sale to take
place before the 1st Of October, except 10
Colonel Darlington, under the option.
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THE ALLEGED MURDERER OF POsEY DREW
ARRESTED IN LYNCnBURG "A telegram re-
ceiycd at this Office last night from the Chief
Of Police OF Lynchburg states that John
Bowen, the alleged murderer OF Posey
Drew. was arrested in that city yesterday
by Officer 5. II. Johnson. Of the Lynchburg
police force. The officer had read the ac-
count Of the murder published in the Dis
patch. and, beng acquainted with Bowen,
arEsstcd him on sight. Bowen offered no
resistance. and, 1t is said, made a confession
Of the crime. He was delivered to Officers
Cartwright and Walton, OF the Richmond
force, who had gone to Lyncbburg In search
Of hlm. The Richmond officers started for
home with their prisoner ria the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad at 4:30 7. VI.
yesterday, ard will probably reach here
early this morning.
Previous to the reception OF the above in.
telIigence Mainr Poe had gotten a atelegram
from Officer Cartwright stating that Bowen
was under arrest.
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ID. & z. NITTELDoRFER will open on MONDAY a
large stock Of goods consisting Of Dress Goods
IN all colors and qualities, Hosiery, Black and Col
ored eilks, -uTah Satins, In all shades at Use.
White Goods of ali kiucs, Underwear for ladies',
children, ard gentlemen, Nattings. Oil Cloths, Cas-
smeres, Linens, EmbroiderIes, Laces. Give them a
call before you buy.
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AUCTION SAILS MONDAY,

n' -, cnAffIN co. o 4. w.. commissioners
saie OF vacant lot at the southweS, corner of
sixth and Canal streets 'V'"'' va
IRuBbs WILLIAMS, 4xP. W., trustee, sale Of
and st. Paul streets. ''"e' vi p"'A
x. d. CIiAFFIN a CO., I2 NJ. iesir,ha h,,h,,
Chesterfield. ~" Va '"c ctsS' IN
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10 4. NJ. furniture. tai,ors
tools, &C., at S12 Broad street. ''"'s
X. B. CHAFFIN 4 CO., 10 A. W.. nice farm. oo.d
house. fine barn. Re-. In Chesterfield, IN view or
the city; also. household aud kitchen furniture ,
farming implements, &c.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR. s r. NJ. brick dwelling No.
1000, corner OF Clay aud Tenth streets.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, JR, 10 A. NJ, furniture
new crOckery, SC.
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THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAIL
ROAD.--The track has been laid on the Rich
mond and AIleghlny railroad to Tyc river.
a distance Of l07 miles from Richmond,
which, together with j6 miles laid on the
western division, makes total OF 1853 miles
OF road completed within twelve months,
in spite OF the hardest winter ever known
in this section. Trains will run TO Tye
river during the present week.
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SEINE-TItREAn, Ac.

DATENT AND SOFT- D
l. LAID sEiNE-TwISES Of allEs<Ss<
sizes;
SEISE-LiNES. all sizes and sorts;
GILLINo-ROPES, lAWkINGs,
CORKs aud CORkWOOD at factory prices.
OiL-tLOTHlSG.
NETS and MEETINGS on hand aud made 10 or
der a. short notice.
We are closing out our entire stock cf sFfNf-
THREAD 81 greatly reduced prices. All In want
would do well 10 make their Selections as early as
possible. l.. LICHrES-TEIS a SONS,
corner seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole importers Of the Lion brand and importers
or other branes. NH l7-3m
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FARM SALE.-Messrs. II. b. Chlfin Il Co.,
real.c. tate agents, sold on Saturday the farm
belonging to Mr.. John NJ. Warnner, in
Hpnric0 county about thirteen miles from
Richmond, and containing 13j acres, to-
gothcr with growing crops, to Mrs. Anne
+. Bower, Of Cumberland county, Pa, for
the sum Of $500.
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CONCERT AND ORGAN RECITAL.-Dr. X. III.
COwan will give a concert and organ recital
st DIR. Reads church next Friday night.
The programme includes both vocal and in
sirumental selections. Mrs. J. +. Tyler and
Messrs. Hotf and Grant will assist.
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WONDERS OF TUE INSECT W0RLD.-Rey.
Mr.. Edward Huber. pastor OF st. Johns
German Lutheran church, will illustrate
the wonders Of the insect world under the
microscope tomorrow night, in the base
ment OF the new church corner Eighth and
Marshall streets. Nr. Huber IS fully capa-
bic OF giving a highly-enlertaining lecture
OH this subject. as he bas given II much time
and study. His specimens for the micro
scope are very fine.
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The OPERA THIS WEEK. Miss Abbott
and her company open at the Theatre to.
morrow evening for an engagement OF four
nights and wednesday matinee. The
standard operas which have been selected
for Richmond we believe, are all favorites
with our people. They are Lucia de
LammermOor, Fra Diavolo, Maritana,
Martha, and Troyatore in order.
The company is said to be strong one
this year, but we can Judge Of that when
we have once seen them. The sale OF re-
served seats indicate that they will have
good hOusts.
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NEW MUSIC.-Receiyed Of Me,srs. Ramos
X Moses the April No. OF a new monthly
musical serial called Unabridged Social
Readings" They contain the latest popu.
lar instrumental and vocal music by the
best American and foreign composers.
Price, forty cents.
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We learn from Colonel Peyton that the
extensive Improvements provided Tor at
the Greenbrier While Sulphur Springs are
now progressing rapidly towards compile
tion under the genial influence OF the plea
SAINT spring weilher with which we are now
being favored Greenbrier independent
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GEORGE SCHRN's

on draught from the new aud el,gan. mammoth
Arctic >oda-FOuntaiu, Ju.t received, and he most
superb apparatus ever received IN this city, and
built expressly for me 10 accommodate the large
number Of carbOnaled beverages usually dispensed
at my counter. GEORGE SCHRN,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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FISHING TACKLE.

EISHiNG TACKLE, FISH A-sffEUse
\ ING TACKLE =. W. TIC -I~-S,>s
N,,. DO. 1919 Main street, has Jus, reeeyeo, o.
~ lVsHING TACKLE, such as SILK, COuIONi
and LINEN LINES a large variety or weii-tem,
..d HOOKS: FLOATS OF various kinds; aROod
T., 20 siik woven CUT LEADERS; splendid line
Of ia tHTED and OTHER RODS. Gise him eali
~ van want good spSrtsmans OUTFIT. sp IO-l@
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a FRAGRAHT BREATH IS always pleasure, and
yOu can have II by using MEADE & BAKERS de-
ncious CARBOLIC NoUTH-WAsH. ~ destroy the
offensive Odor caused by diseased gums and de-
cay,d teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy
condition. Price, dfty cents bottle.
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SHOOTING MATCH.-The pigeon-shooting ng
match between Mr.. Preston BeIvin and Mr..
VI. s. Crenshaw. two amateur marksmen OF
this cily, came off Yesterday morning about
Gt O'Clock, before business hours. The
match was for - birds, and the distance
was 2G yards Tie, English rules. Mr..
Crenshaw killed - out OF bis % birds, and
Mr.. BeIyin killed lG. There were about
thirty persons present, and Buffers Hill, in
rear Of the aim,house, was the scene Of the
1..l. Il =
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, slightly warmer and fair
weather, variable winds, shifting TO south
erly, stationary or lower barometer.
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RARE CHANCE See advertisement of our suc
iion sale of 4 nice farm near the city, with first
class improvements. sale on MONDAY, 25th, at l.
O'Clock. DO no. lose the opportunity Of securing
nice farm or making good lnycs ment.
n. D. CHAPLIN K co.
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THE HUsTTNGs COURT.-The following
business was disposed OF In this court yes
terday:
w. s. Crew, who was sentenced by the
Police Justice to be punished with twenty
five stripes for stealing piece OF bacon
from James Holloran, was before this court
on an appeal. He was tried and acquitted.
The court then adjourned for the term.
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POstaI-Cnrds Unmailable with Any
thing but the Direction Oh the Al
dress Side.

Posi-. OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April q, 1881. J
Order No. 80.
On and after June l, 1881, no printing oI
writing will be permitted upon the addres.
side OF postal-cards except that imprinted
thereon at the mandatory, and such a,
NAV be necessary for the proper direction ol
the same. All postal cards bearing any other
writing or printing upon the address size
are declared unmaiable, and must be return
ed TO the sender by the postmaster at The
office where they may be mailed. Such cards
NAV be treated as "spoiled," and redeemed
by any postmaster upon application OF the
holder, as prescribed in section III, Postal
Laws and Regulations, 1879.
Future supplies OF postal.cards VIII be
printed on the address side with the words,
:. Votbjpg but the address can be placed on
This side.,, THOMAS l.. JAMES,
Postmastcr.G General.
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A LITERARY SOCIETY.-At recent meet
ing OF The Carlyle Literary Club the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: President. j. Alexander McGilvray /;
Vice President, Dr. j. NJ. Roberts; Secre-
tary. Edmund 4. Pendletor. This Club
has made vigorous start, and promises to
be very prosperous association.
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MEMS, YOUTHS, AND BOYS Go
NI THING CLEANED, however much soiled or
faded LADIES DRESSES whole or taken apart ],
SUAWLs. CLOAKS, sACQUkS. MOURNlNG
GOODS, SCARF>. SASHES,ytlLS& &c, CLLANED
t,R DYED WHITE FEATHERS DYED THE
grcIITEST SHADES at ten miruies notice. KID
GIUVES CLEANED AND DYED BLACK
GOATS PANTS, VESTS, &c, DYED OF CLEAN
Ens sns ci.llty. Also. agent for the New Iotk
f;,ane COMPANY. CRAZE Wells rendered beauii-
iuts tr ~ A. j. PYLE,
mS 6 G.s9&W2m 424 Broad tIeet, near Fifth.
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SPRING Has CONE AT LAsT.-Ye>ierday
was the most charming day Of the season.
The morning opened with heavy fog rest.
ing over the city, conveying dampness
everywhere, but soon after the sun rose
above the horizon its beams di,sipated the
clouds, and the bright warm rays sent a
thrill Of pleasure wherever they fell. Man
and beast aId bird all felt their healthful
influence and rtiOiced at their coming. All
vegetation felt theIr magic power, and leaf
and bud expanded, opening wide their tiny
arms to embrace them. 1t was a luxury 10
breathe the sweet south wind a. it gently
blew above and around II, in the fields and
in the streets. Those who love 10 watch the
growth OF plants might see that they had
measurably increased since the day before
under the Influence Cf the invigOrating
beams 0f the sun. At last there is safety in
the prediction that the backbone Of win
ter" has been broken, and that we are now
about 10 enter upon the season when the
earth puts on her greenest gllb and vegela-
ton, trees. and shrubs come out Of their
winter habits and are arrayed in the bright
garments OF spring.
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EDUCATIONAL.

fTHE EDGE-HlLL SCHOOL.
The next session OF mis- school Will commence
she 18Th Of SEPTEMBER, 1881, and close the
18th OF June, 1882.
For circulars apply 20 tbe
MIssEs RANDOLPH,
kss~tck pos,.oaie,.
ap li.lm Albemarie couaty, va.
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W0LF-TRAP LlTHIA.

H.vas eGec;ed an arrangement with Messrs.
P.r.er. Laid & Co., agents for the
W0LF-TRAP LITHIA WATER,
vs.re prepared 10 supply 1t not only by the gallon
r-j cents, lut by the glass at ) CENTS from our
u aui improved mineral.water apparatus.
TIE attention Of al, who suffer from INDIGESTION
kca,ri 20 The advantage offered ofsuppying them
"a Moderate sum this superior medicinal beverage.
j. hose who wish to use IL regularly at fOuH-
- W VIII make liberal terms.
FOLK MILLER & CO.,
uh6 600 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-We iIy.te all parties ia want
Of horsss and mules To attend or sale on %oNDAY
10Th when we will sell two nice mares-one with
foal hy Abdelkader. See advertisement
X. b. tUAFFTS 4 60,
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smaII-Pox importation - Wholesale
Vaccination.

PHILADELPHIA, April The new British
steamship British King, OF The American
line, which arrived from Liverpool yester'
day afternoon with case OF smallpox on
board, and which was Immediately ordered
back into the stream, was released tut
morning. The vessel was thoroughly flImi'
gated, and all OF her passengers, $40 III
number, as well as the crew, were yaccl
nated
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CrRIOTS EXPERIMENTS.

When the visitors, almost completely fill
ING the front room, had been seated. they
saw before them an odd-looking machine,
built of steel. that shone like mirror. The
only description possible TO give, without
an illustration 10 accompany it, is that it is
wholly unlike any other collection OF globes
and tubes that has ever been exhibited.
The first act was 10 remove every cock and
tube Ostensibly TO show that the apparatus
was empty. Lights were placed underneath
It, and the viSitors were Invited tO look into
aud through the various chambers. All the
plugs and attachments having been re-
placed. one Of the company drew glass Of
water from the hydrant and poured the
contents into half dozen funnei-topped
tubes, and in exactly twenty. nine seconds a
force was generated sufficient 10 raise a six
foot lever (one.inch fulcrum), upon which
were hung 700 pounds of iron. The pres
sure was asserted 10 be 10000 pounds TO
the square inch. The vapOr said to create
this pressure was then stored IN Il steel
cylinder about thirty inches long and five
inches thick, through the centre OF which
is stretched a piece OF piano wire. The
yapOr thus confined was then further "yiy-
flied" by external vibrations Of great en-
ergy obtained f:Om tuning-fOrk OF i'm
mense slze. This done, long tube, OF very
CONSTRUCTED orfice, was attached 10 this
steel chamber TO form the conDec-
tion with The engine in the rear room.
Thiher, then, all the visitors moved. The
engine is called compound" one, which
! is explained to mean that " it can be worked
with equal effect by positive or negative en-
ergy." After few cocks bad been opened
| the "spirophoue contained in one OF the
drums began TO roar, and the sh1ft carrying
bet-wbeel began TO revolve with great ve-
locity. The whirring sound (much resem-
bling the rising Of 4 flock OF quaID gradu-
ally became regular and harmonious, aud
the engine settled down TO a regular speed
OF about sixty revolutions per minute.
Some curious experiments were then made
to exhibit what was denomnated "vl-
bratory energy The revolutions OF
! the engine were increased or dimin-
ished at will by Mr.. Keely striking
an iron disc or a gigantic tuning fork or
drawing a bow over a tighty-Stretched steel
wire. The change from the negative TO The
positive energy" was made, resulting in
an almost instantaneous reversal OF the en-
CINE. This reversal, Mr.. Keey declared,
could be made at the very highest velocity
without breaking anything. a brake, spe'
cilly made with wooden lining, was then
applied to the beIt-wheel with leverage OF
five feet. and the weight Of two OF the hea'
West OF the party, but no peiceptible dlml-
mutton IN the speed resulted. Many other
strange experiments with the yapOr-gun and
other appliances OF the alleged invention
were given, after which the party separated
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use If MEADE x BAKERS sAPONINE DESTl-
FRICE. which will speedily remove incipicnt tartar
aud scurf Price, 1fly cents box.
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THE Queen Bess Health Corset and skirt-Sup
porter is superior to any Health Corset made. LOol
at IL. sold 10y J. MEYER & son,
COL and Nn3 RrOah street.
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VI. ELLYs0N q CO., advertising agents, insert adj
yertsements in all Of the newspapers of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch cOunting-room will receive prompt atteD-
tieu,