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M CLOSING OUT !
M CLOSING OUT!
PREPARATORY TO MAKING INTENSIVE
IMPROVEMENTS IN THEIR STORE
JULIUS MEYER & son
ARE CLOSING OUT THEIR ENTIRE
SUMMER STOCK
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
AND OFFER MANY BARGAINS.

CLOSING OUT
.COLORED IIALF-WOOL BUSTING> at So
COLORED ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS az l5c.;
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES At l3Ac.-fOr-
Terly DOC.
BLACK BHOCADE GRENADINES at l6',c.-foI-
merry Csc;
BLACK SILK BROCADE GRENADINES, 75c.-
formerly 81;
Al BLACK GOODS at reduced prices;
All DRESS GOODS al and below cost;
WHITE GOODS a. greatly reduced prices;
VICTORIA LAWN AZ Sc. worth l6sr;
VICTORIA LAWN AT g.. worth zoe;
WHITE LINEN LAWNS and INDIA LINEN at
reduced prices;
FIGURED LACE-STRlPE P!QCEs at SIC. worth
l5c.;
FIGURED REAL LINEN LAWN at l2sc-ior-
merry gee;
FIGURED LINEN Lawns at I5c.-Fonnerly
25c.;
Best l2tc PACIFIC LAWNS reduced 10 lie;
FANCY PARA~OLS below cost;
SILK and SERGE SUN-UMBRELLAS at reduced
prices;
MOHAIR and LINEN ULSTERs greatly reduced :
DRESS. and ULSTER-LINENSa At cost;
BLACK CASHMERES a. 10 per cent. reduction
and lots OF her goods cheap at
JULIUS MEYER & sons,
ivl7-eod co. and 6O3 Broad street.
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To GRANGE QUARTERs.-Th City Ser
geant, or his deputy, Will one day this
week remove to Richmond Margaret FOCUS
(colOred), sentenced 10 State prison, at Tue
last term OF the Corporation Court, for
eight years, aud Robert Baker (eoloredl
septenced for three years. The woman
was convicted on two counls--oue Tor
larceny, the other for attempted poison.
Baker was found guilty OF attempted rape
Lgachbufg NelcS, .uor 4fJ u )4gt
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A. BRoADuss address--Iawous, shall We.
say f--on .The Advantages Of he Study Of
the Bible by Books; with Illustrations"
Tnere Il great deal Of sniormaticn to be
derived from this book Or pamphlet.
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Somebody has sent US the "Twenty'
fourth International Convection Of the
Voting Meas CHRISTIAN Associations. Held
at Cleveland. Ohio, May 1920, 1851. And
the Yearbook for lssi-'s2." Such Is the
tile. We fnd 10 this pamphlet Rev. Joas
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SILK DFPARTvFNr

During the present sea on Ee are prepared ,o r..,
any demands. as We never allow our stock I'm .t,..
ard goods to run low.
SATiNS, 75c. 30 -:
SILKS, 5-Oc. 10 az:
sATiNS he LYON aus DE AEkYEULTEry
LINING SILKS. &c:
Look at our $3.50 BLACK sfLK-tct c,srrF Dol,
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COURT ORDERS.

TIE CLERKS OFFICE
' OF THE CIRCUIT COURT on BLCklNG-
OF JI'i.Y, lSsl-lN VACATION: .,-.,o
John Srencer..........
s,rab r. Purvear, adminlstratIix of william A.
Pnr,car. deceased an ln her own right; William
A. Puryear. Jr., John II. Purrear Hector d. FUR
wear, Robert Lee Puryear, sidney Pufyear tlle
last three mfants), and Robert 4. cunningham
and Julia his .DvtendAnls'
IN CHANCtRY.
The object OF this suit Is 10 obtain decree LOT w
sale of certain mineral Ighio cohySYei g' wv WI
Pendants. Robert A. Cunningham ana VIE, 10 W ~
liam A. Pnryear, by deco dlted = gay "i ',
ber 1867, aud for The division oi nc sur"os VI
nroceCd, IL sale among the plantlh ana me ntHs at
law Of the said william A. PHryer' atief re-
imbur. ing the plaintiff 1900 sdy<nced i't WI n"i
"b,.e Of said mineral rights, $50 pald bF MN 10
c0nyeyancer, and hi costs OF sur: -. A., O., ,tis
AND IL appearing from an ainilNit htu ~ s,s ~
cause that diligence has been used by me Paluih 10
90 rtain In What county or corporation he sttnu
AM William A. Puryear, jr.' Is wlou- ~ nj
ihe paintias motion q Is ordered that the seln ~
-, puryear, Dr., do appear mere "l'mh one
month after due publication OF bI5 CRU i i't
what Il nece sary TO project his lu. IA &C.,
and that copy OF this order D. ph1'ls1sa o,C1
week for four successive weeks IN me hichmon1
DjsDGfeh, and another copy posted al 'iS l1 r
Goor of the cOur.-house OF thls county on 'h0 n'
DIV Of the n X County Court v,,nrvs g,ert
A copy-1esie; l. ~ fV'' a., -, Wi,v
ROBERT +. HUBARD. p q. " ~ W Nv
TIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS o, OF
' FfCE or THE CIRCUIT COCkI or ,SnV T2
TERRIFIED COUNTY, JULY H. loo4-'N w
CATION: plaintiffs
Crave heirs...'.' '.---' ''''''''''':'
us. Daferdauts
ylournoys and Others .''+' f'e'elu'i'''
F''"'''' IN CHANCART. gu
The object Of this suit - TO may - nice in
% ~ Of Chaslertleld aud state OF Vrginis-
sormerly the dover Of susan GrayeS, "how %, na-
ytileJ tbereto as set forth h the Dill ana ahe"uSd
nW did in this eause. 49,, a., ,h., n,
Aud affidavit having osen maas anu n,'o AMI
~ he Stste Of Virginia Is ordered that ne SAID
D. II. FournOy DO appear here within one lSSS' y
sTer dine notification Of tnis oTdrr. ana 90 "4a' Il
pees sssry 10 protect his interest In his SUIT
r. ii. FLOURN0Y, Clerk.
WILLIAM 7. CLoPToSi N a. 80 WA,
MEADE HAsKtSs, y 19-N1n
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A TWENTY YEARS CONFLICT.-The keeper
Of the GrosS.POiGt light, Mr.. c. Boynten,
was cured Of ihcmatlsm OF twenty years
standing by the use Of 81. Jacobs OIL, say 5
I he Chicago NclrS
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The G vernon OF Texas, in responding to
the request Of Governor Foster to have
day OF thanksgiving aud jubilee for The re-
cOvtry Of the President, apologies for MS
long delay, and says: 81 do not deem 1t
consistent with my position as Governor TO
issue a proclamation directing religious SER
vices where Church and State are and ought
TO be kept separate in their funcl .0ns." lie
adds, however, that the people OF IeXa: VIII
pray as devouty for the recovery OF me
President as any people in the United
States.
Governor Foster writes to Mr.. Solomon,
OF Washington, that be approves OF bis pro-
position fixing the 18Th OF October as
Thanksgiving. d,y, and will suggest 1t to
the Governors wnen they come to consider
the matter.
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OF for Camp.

DEPARTURE OF THE W. l.. 1. CORPS.
This morning at 7:l5 the Washington
Light Infantry, Captain w. q. Moore, left
ON special train for the White sulphur
Springs, near WarreDlOn, Va, where they
will 90 into camp until Thursday next.
The para, to The Riggs House was omit
ted, and the honorary members joined the
command at the depot. At 4 few MI
nutcs 10 ! O'Clock the command
emerged from the armOry, in the Globe
building. aud headed by the band OF the
Second Uuitcd States artillery 0rom the
arsenaD, marched to the Baltimore ana P0-
tomac dep0t. There were nearly 100 men
in line, In the fatigue uniform Of the corps,
with shakOes, aud they made good APP
pearance. Colonel Moore, with Lieuteuants
Dalton, Ross, Goddard, and Miller, Oihcered
the command. Qnte a urge number OF
friends of the corps, including ladies, were
at the deI0t 10 give the boys parting s1-
Lutte. The train was speculative minutes
behind the regular train. PfiYates Buck,
Ward, and Ed. Neumeyer, tic Committee
on Arrangements, have erected twenty
tents I4x14 feet, capable OF accommodating
ten men each, on hill about 200 yards from
the hotel, at aid adjacent TO beautiful
glade and cool spring Of water. During The
encampment strict military discipline viii
be maintained. Tonight and tomorrow
night balls will be given in honor OF the
visitors. Qnite a number OF friends OF the
cOrps, including members who could not
leave to- day, will 90 Tonight star, l9h'
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WHITE GOODS.

Our stocks 10 this department aye Vcry Nu ,-,
,.lcude all the latest novelties ana ,ianss,ay,.,
SPECIAL BARGAINS:
FRENCH ORGASDY, very M and ,heer.atq,.
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN stI24c..
WHITE and CREAM DOTTED, FIGURED. an.
BROCADED MUsLINs;
NAINSOOK. LINON DE- DACCA. CHECK Nj.
LINs, CAMBBIC, MAZALIA,Sc
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GlkAZlNG.

OFFICE or VIRGINIA STATE AGEicuLTrRALl
SOCIETY, Z
Juue 30, 1881.
A LIMITED NUMBER OF HORSES
n or MILES WILL BE RECEIVED On PAS
TT tAGF az the FAIRGROUNDS OF IHE Nih.
CfNIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, al
The rate OF "a per head pef month.
psrlies can arrange 10 have Their animals { ~ and
eroomea. No animals received OF WilhdrsNm win
out A written order fruIa this Onice NO. VII any
be admitted un Il ih0ir hlnd-shofs pave bten re-
moved. The grazlps IS nov exeelt at
WV WILLIAM ". FINNEY,
je2i.eodlm secretary
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DRY uOODe. N0rToys =.
COMPANY,
42s EAST BROAD STREET.
PARAsOLs

viii be sold at greatly reduced rita aSWcsres...
mined to dispose OF the entire stock treat 5lro,,'
can h. found.
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nIT- THE IMMENSE RUSH STILL
CONTINUES
AT THALHIMER BROTHERS,
-pt ppoau cTpEET

where they are showing and selling the largest and
hest stock OF LAWNS to be found in the city;
2 eases of handsome FAST. COLOR LAWNS at
exc;
15O pi,ces best LINEN LAWNS al &c.;
900 rieces LARGE-FLOWERED ORGANIZE
Lawns. Just received, at s]sc.-formerly sold
OF 20c.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. in Washington. -. G., July 4, 1851 by
Rey = DOmpr, GUSrAVUS 4. MEREDITH. OF
Manchester Va. 10 Miss ANNIE l.. DlPERT, Only
daughter OF red and VI. A. Dpert, Of LynehbuTg,
VS..
Lynchburg papers please copy.
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LACEs AND EMBROIDERY


The unprect den,ed demaad for su,h lo.i.b,..,
duced rs to rake a specially Of ,hi. derl-.mso,
In MFCuLIN. MALTESE, MlRED rpT. PR.
STA, CORDEREssANT, APPLIQUE. ANrorg
CARDINAL POINT. CDRALINF, TuppinN
DUCHESS. and other HOYtL and ,TANDApo
LACES we exhibit The create, , r..;l at ou.a.,l
popular prices.
LADIES MOHAIR and LINEN ULSTFR>H9
great variety. ranging in cost from = fo g.. D.-
stock IS full m these goods aud the price ser, ..e
GENTLEMEN's FURNI-HlNC, u
COLLARS, CUFFS,
SOCKS, SCARF>.
In bet goods 40 lowest rates.
SPECIAL INDICTMENT
For the balauce Of thc.cl,on wcon. r p.r.a' term.
on FANCY SUITINGS ana TRoC>-H rAT-
Terms. Much money can be saved 1I securing
the mterills Of u,.
PERFUMERY, SOAPS POWDERS, 1HpIH-
POWDER, and other TOILET GOODS a. H.u..t.F
low prices.
CARBOLIC MlUTH.WA~H ai SOC.
GAUZg UNDERWEAR.
GENTLEMEN, NHIRT~. 25c. tot250;
LADIES VESTS. soc. to = 30.
Special terms made 90 ho'e'-, b1ui.u-.h .H.,.,.r
schools. Dircc' your ordfri a.
CARDOZO. AlSOP, MO-BY & CO..
FOURQCREAN, PRICE, TIMrit s co.,,
IS a.eod Richmond 50.
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RANDOLPH & ENGLIsM

HANUVIII IT
have large stock Of BLANK BLOOMS on mana
ard make IN the best style 10 order any SIZE wan
P.PEr RULED, PAMPHLETS, PERIODICALS,
aud ROCKS of an kinds BOUND IN the best or
cheapest way.
Orders ror PRINTING, PAPER-BONtS, STA
TIONERY. or BOOKS will have prompt attention
ie 20.GXw
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R.NKERs AND BROKERs.

-, " U,pRKS W.R. QUARLKs.
,., ~ r., s,aie Btoker late cashr PITS Nat. Rk.
VVARREN 81 QUARLEs,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
lll7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
BUY and SELL STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERN
MENT, STATE, CITY, and OTHER SECURE
TIES on COMMISSION.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on rtai estate.
coMaRRCIAL PAYER BOUGHT Gnd SOLD
PAY special attention 10 ihelnsestmont OF Tends
(jy l9-3mI
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

D,,He -, -- - = ---~-~--~-
C,UAMBER'S ENCYCLOP KDlA Is A
TIBRAPY OF ITSELF, containing RELIABLE IN
formation in every branch Of human knowledge
This. with a Bible, a Dictionary, good newspaper,
YOU have lnoxLaustible sources Of instruction aud
entertainment to every member Of your family
We have the last edition complete in zen large octave
volumes for only FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
WOODHOUSE * PARHAN,
iv0O Bookseller, and Slaliouers.
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r-a-STILL GREATER REDUC- .Ap3s
TIONS I'm prices Of MILLINERY GOODS ytstzE
HATS aud BONNETS, trimmed aud uutrimmed !;
FLOWERS, FEATHERS. RIBBONS. &C., at Ie 5
than cost to close out our summer stOch' Cdl all"
kn immense stock Of LACES Of all kinds 10
SIEgY, GLOVES, FRlNGtS. anu DRESS.T Kim,
NiNGS of ali kinds: ZFPHYRS, YARNS. and
COL D-PLATED JEWkLRY. all Of which are al
very low PROFESSIONALLY re0uced-at .,,,.,,,.
IfCTZ.ER BROTHERS,
ivo 525 Broad street.
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DANCING FROM 2 P.M.To II

r,cvxrs. Gentlemen, 60 cents; lAdiei free.
comlnlltee OF Arrangements IhQidas w. hey,
Joi,n schardt ThoElss Davis, John M.rrel. James
l.. BoIt0, f.f'-t " AVS%f-h
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LADIES MOHAIR and LINEN ULSTFR> I'D
great variety. ranging in cost from e. fo s.. D.-
stock IS full m these goods aud the prc, very .s.
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WHITE GOODSl

WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS
$50 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS from l0 to Doe
2l5 pieces LINON DE DACCA from 10 to soc;
os pieces LINEN LAWNS fIom l25 TO SOC;
- pieces NULL and PERSIAN LAWNS from
20 TO Use;
Remnants IRISH LINENS at balfprice:
we also show the largest and cheapest line OF all
kinds LACEs, from the lowest to the highest
prices.
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UANDkERCHIEFS! HANDKERCHlEFS
HANDKERCHTFFS!
$50 dozen LADIES' aud GENTLEMEN'S LINEN
HANDKERCHUEFS from large auction sale,
consisting OF Ilemsti ched. Coioret-Boriercd
Mourning Henmes. and Embroidered from .
to soc. apiece. A reduction made Ia buying
one dozen or more.
VLSTERS! ULSTERS! ULSTERS!
500 LADIES LINEN. MOlIAlR. and BATl>TE
ULSTERs from 81 to So. As we have marked
prices very low IN order lo sell these goods We
adyl.e IN $50 in need Of any to call early before
they are all sold.
PARASOLS! UMBRELLAS!
PARASOLS!
Belpg anxious 10 close out our line Of PARA
soils we have made sweeping reductions In or
der 10 Cifect sales.
Don't fail 10 see our SUN-UMBRELLAS aud PAR
AsOLS at 81, $50, aud -.
100 picces ALL-WOOL BLACK BUNIlNGS, 'uSt
received, at I2'k 1G4s, 20, %, 30. 40 and 1Oc.
This embraces the best and cheapest line we
have offered This season.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
Sol Broad, corner Fifth street.
jy 16-Sa Sn&W
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DxUG>. MEDICINES, -.

DRIG>. uGDitbNt~' -.
no TOURISTS AND INNALlU>.
POCKET STOVES, PO, NET FLA>h~,
.iOCKET DRtNktNG-ttP~
TRAVELLERS SOAP RDNt~,
POCKET MATCH BOXES WAX NAllIll-
BATHING ~PONGr~ aud ~PONbE Bats,
WUISP BROOM. ION EI-tASt~'
HAND. aud FOLDING MIRRORS,
TOOTH. NAIL, AIR. and FLE>ti'iil -.it~ ,
HAIR FLt~H-GLONtS.
BLEACHING aud BRUSHES,
TOILET NAIL SITS. ......
ENGLISH, FRENCH 6EENAN. ard ANiE'i 81
CCLOGNES and iNlHAtl> for nh. htI"r'
cher.
BAY RUN OmpfrtedL
RUBBtR AIR PILLOWS,
RIEBER AIR CUSHIONS.
RCRBFR lCk-RAG~ for iht nc'i
RUBBER UOT-MATtR BAG~.
MEDICINE DO-E.GLA~~f~.
MEDICINE DJst-SPOON~ &C." &C.. -
For sale 6y z. ROBERTS BAKER
successor fo Meade Baker,
tyI 9l9 east Main Street
DURIFY YOUR PREMISES.
USE CARROLL ATE OF LIME AID CHLORIDE
OF LINZ,
THE BEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST ffFE' OF A.
DEODORIZERs AND DI-lNFECrANl>
known for purifying sinks cellars, or alleys.
For sale low by T. ROBERTS BAKER,
successor 90 Meade 3 Baker
tvl ql9 east Main street.
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EXCURSIONS AND PIC.NICs.


COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY.
- GRANT PICNIC An sCHUEIZEN PARK
on
MONDAY, July 20, 1881,
BYTHE EAsr.END SOCIAL CLOh'
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GENTLEMEN FURNISHINGS u
COLLAB~, CUFFS,
SOCKS, ~CARF>.
I'm bet goods 40 lowest rates.
sPECIAL INDTrFMENT

PFRFUMERY, SOAPS, POWDERS, I.uIH-
POWDER, and other TOILET GOODS H.u..t.F
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CARBoLIc MpUTn.wA-Ha 5oc
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA

bal IiM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
TIE MODEL FASTLINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE IN WEST 81 ; VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNRY COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE 70 TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER l, ls$0.
A n LEAVE WASHINGTON.
IL S0-ChtS-zo. Cincinnati snd ST. Louis Fas. EI-
6O0-I:s.ra1ore. ElHcost City and way stations.
70 3d.. 1r.o.e EzIrtss.
O. 5O-Balt'rCre. Annapolis, ard way. piedmont
s .. "ircaeste-. H'-erstoWn and way.
sI9-Po,n; z Rocks and way stations.
S.S5-St&I1toH aid valley E1Ire9s. {COnneots
,or Hssersto@n AID st Point OF Rocks for
g.OO-Nep yS-k Phi!adelphis and Boston Express.
!9-oO.op Sunday only for BaiGmore, Annapolis
HOO b, more Express (s;ops at Byst.sv1Ile,
Conefe, Es2tsylne, LaG-el, Annapolis juno
to-. Ie7sup's and Hanovero
Louis EIDrass-
u 1OaB.,-lc ore, Eject City. Annapolis ana Way
Il. 2s-Qn sunday only. fer Baltimore and way.
~ S5-Ne. Yorr. Philsdelphls and Boston Express
SO11baitiInCre and way Stations (Winchester.
Frederick. Hsgerstov1 and Way. via
l-so-BsittInore. HyastsvIe and Laurel Ex-
press Frederlck. via Relay. stops st Anna
tss5 Po!9; = Rocks Frederick. HsseEssovn.
TO Pont Of Rocks and Way Stations onIyl
- fU-Bzl.1IL ore Annapolis and Way stations
10 45-PhiIadelphis and Baltimore Express. (Nar-
tnsburs aud Way, Va Relay. Stops 8. Hyatts.
vile ard Laurel
6.O-Potnt Ok Rocks and Way Stations
S6.46-BatinlOre and Way Stations.
7.U-Balt1more and Laurel Express.
fe 6eOPtttsburz. Cincinnati ana st. Louis Express
s45-Ba.rmore, HysttsviDe and L.urs! EIpress
flO.OO-Ney York, Phtladelphts and Boston Ex.
press Sleeping Oar TO New York, and spec
la Sleeping Car To Phi adel phia-
fDaily. tsanday only. Other trains daily ex-
cept Sunday
Al triins stoP 81 Relay station.
For further information apply - the Baltimore
And Ohio ticket Offices, Wsshington S.snon, and
Gig and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue. corner l4th
street where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be
checked and received AZ any point in the city
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GENERAL Suffers HTIRS.-A

GENERAL SUFFERS HTIRS.-A special dispatch
to the Philadelphia Press from lancaster
January IS. says: The death OF Mrs. Anna : IL
ter, wife Of the late General Suffer, diScoyerer
OF gold in California, which recently occurred
at LltiZ Is likely 70 bring about some ifttga-
tion. The Will OF Mrs. Suffer has been offered
for probate In the registers Office OF this county
but Mrs. Carl Won Guelfen. a daughter OF the
deceased, has caused notice to be served upon
the register. warning him TO grant letters OF
administration to no one without notifying her
and son of the deceased, t. V. Suffer. has
caused notice to be served on the register
through his attorney. TO grant no letters 10 any
one without notifying him. the son. The par
ties interested In the matter " Ill have hearing
on February /.
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THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATIVE ha5 been bal
lCtlDg for two days Tor candidates for secretary
or state, AMI without any result. II f. 80 IL
V!ded Up into small factions determined 10
make tie majori,ies allow them TO naue OH
GERS that all this week Will be- required 60 elect
a secretary or state, treasurer anu comptroller
A general disposition TO elect men who have
never heretofore held office Is manifested. EK-
CONGRESSMAN David A. Num- received 8 votes
(%itnln three of an election saturday, and
withdrew. three republicans having declined -
come 10 his support. IL had beer reported
however. that be would ba wiling 10 withdraw
II they would give him he endorsement OF the
republican party. Gov. HaW kin3 viii appoint
his brother. Dir. 4. ". Hawkins, comm sSl0lar
OF agriculture. statistics. mtEes aud immigri-
ton. HtS sou now occupies tie position u
adJutaLt general hv HIS appointmrnt
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1907 THE GREAT 1907
lOC i PEhNsYLvANIA kOUTE 1SS

TO TIE sORTH. WEST AND SOUTH WEST.
DSnhie Track, Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EoUIPMEsr
TRAINS = IfEsEfcT k3 1AfSAh9 l tTan pspo.
siseP,nx Cars 10 Louisville and Chiieszo; l0so
70 Cincin9sti. ~ Louis and CHICAGO; $3.50 m.
Si5F A hS6 CIR e tts9gsf
with PsFio4 Csr to wstsin: aud the North, ai
sIcert SATURDAY. with Palace dars to Oansnda,
For Wina1sport. Lock Haven and Elnir. 81 10 80
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pm. limited express OF Pullman Pzr!or Oars,
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$40 and 10 90 pm. On sunday. 2:st. $40
daily. eIcspt sunday.
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Fer Fope's Greek Line. Gao an. and 40 pm
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Way AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
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and 10 90 a m 90 and 06 p. 10.
eonmodsdons can be procured At the oess, nortS
east corner ~ 18th street and Peansylvania avenue
cheohnx Of baggage to destination from hotels and
L. P. FARMER, General PASSENGER .1,,,
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. noviS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-31
Fcninn Proclamation in Ireland,

BARRACKS.
4 cablegram to the " T. Re7-d's from Dub.
lin Jan. 81. says: The supreme Coudc;l OF the
Iri,h Republican Brotherhood. commonly called
tie Fenlan organization. fearing that tue
escnt agitation y0ay lead 10 a premature
outbreak In Isolated dlStriCtS and apprehenSiye
thst some wild spirits OF the land league may.
When thwarted By the government coercion
oil, attempt to precipltatc a revolution. have
thought IL necessary 10 issue q strong procls.
Ia the following terms:
Men Of ireiand-The country IS passing
through crisis fun OF danger 20 the national
cause. The actOn of the British government
snd IFS aiders ard abettOrs is ohy;Dnsiy In
tended 10 provoke premature resistance. J-upn
YOU, Therefore. rests the responsibility OF avert
irg defeat ana humiliation. You have ! eaus4
fcr revolt. but you are not yet prepa rsa1 and
a crushing disaster now would leave TO ha
next generation the task OF beginning aunE
tie great work already so far advanced. TIE
salvation OF our people Hes in The achieve
Went or national Independence alone. but the
time 10 strike has rot yet come. Beware, then
OF being misled by false and foolish friends D
gOi0Gd oy the enemy into foolish our breaks
The man who now incites yol 20 attempts A.
instruction is doing Eaglands work aud must
oe held guilty OF treason TO Ireland. The most
r,d discipline must BE- enforced and mar "a.
GU breaks prevented. Move only az Iha ,o.n
mand Of our Officers. or present drt l. 80
prepare, 10 watch AID watt uR'il the h1u- III
ACTON comes Let your attluie BE- on o
calm and resolute self-Sacrlfice and OF IN
StAken conn nence In the tnll triu -alA ,, grEr
c use. Dy order OF lha
irish NATIoNAL DIRECTOR"
THIS Proclamation was. an assured tira v
only aiier grave elaboration and calsllr4 ION
with the III h leeders In America. scotland m!
ieiaDd. II vas posted nj over Irpl4nt LAST
Night AT midnight, GA all the caGpelS aal DOL -
barracks or ireland and IN tne irish ca:-ar-
'hiougbouf Scotland and Eagland. In nH0in
the copies were torn down and taken plSSe sion
o. by tie police. The appearance OF the DON
mcnr cause the greatest excitement. In N.fl-
borough Street Cathedral and D0lphtuS B4rn
Catholic Church the priests at early mass de-
nounced those who had posted seiitI0IS
placerds on the cbapelS as being guilty or sa,rl-
Itge. kilograms are arriving tonight from
ali parts showing that the appearance OF the
placard caused great uneas.neSS among the
authorities. who Immediately ordered them TO
be torn down. 1t IS ten years since seIiJIous
piacards have been posted simultaneously in
Ireland.
Other dispatches say that the London
derry Land League has denounced the plaeards
as 4 fraud.