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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

The BLUEg ANyfvERsARY-A PLEASANT
OccAsroS.-Yesterday was the eigbty.eIghtb
anniversary OF the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, which was celebrated by street pa.
rade, target-prsctice, and banquet. The
company turned out with about fifty men,
rank and die, and after marching through
some Of our principal streets repaired
| to The field In rear Of the almshonse,
where the contest for the company
medal took place. which was decided IN
favor OF Private Lewis ID. Aylett as the
be,t shot in The company. Before their re-
turn to the city they were handsomely en-
tertaned bv Captain {. =. Bigger, one OF
the company's war commanders. The COM
pany was then marched back to the armory
and disbanded until O'Clock, at which
time they repaired TO the building next door
to the City Hall, where magnificent enter
tainmPnt had been provided for their dis
cussi0n. under the supervision Of John Dab
ney. the wel-known caterer. To this full
justice was dune by the company and its
invited guests; after which Captain John
:. Wise, the commandant OF the company,
read the t01-ts. as follows
1. Our Venerable President: Isaac T..
Cary-True type OF true Blue honorable,
respected, beloved.
10
2. The Old Blues the oak TO our ivy.
RESPONDED to by Captain T.. j. Levy.
g. The Volunteer Soldiery Of Virginia !:
We are emuoUs in all things; envious in
none.
RESPONDED 10 by Colonel c. J. Anderson.
4. Virginia: FOO much beloved to be the
subject OF eulogv.
Responded TO by -.
4 The Nation EDplnuH has her white
rose aud her red, veIng in LOYALTY. Nav
the blue and gray Of America mingle into
the tint OF steel and bind Us forever as one.
Responded 10 BY
Captain Wise in neat little speech then
presented tie company's silver medal to
Private Lewis d. Aylett, the successful
snOt in the target-practice, TO which Mr..
Ayleit appropriately responded.
Lieutenant Thomas y. Page and Mr.
Henry W. Hobson were Succes>ively called
on, spoke with much acceptance, and were
greeted with general and GENIAL cheers.
\ large number Of letters were reac from
invited guests resrettiug inability 10 attend.
Among them were commun cations from
Hon. Imes &. Blaine. Secretary Of State Of
the United states Colonel John ". Patton.
Jr., former captain Of The Blues Colonel
John b. Purcell. MaiOr General Winfield
Scott Hanc0cS, Governor Holiday. General
William MahOHe. General Williams {. Wick
ham, and Others.
The entertainment was closed about II
O'Clock Tith music by the band.
As the company marched through the
streets their splendid appearance and pro-
iiciencv IN Tie company evOlutiOns were
generally and favOrabiv commented upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

SPECIAL NorrcE.-we ask attention 10 the auc-
ton sale OF the handsome property at the corner OF
Franklin and shafer streets THIS EVENING st 5s<
O'clock r.. CHArrIya Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

PARTIES WANTING A DEsIRABLY AND cAx-
tRALLr LOCATED DWELLING vacant lot oR
Clay street between Eighth aud Ninth should attend
the sale THIS AFTERNOON advertised by "a. L..
STAPLES co, sueiiousers. Sale az the TOT per-
pemnforx
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REMOVAL.
!, HAASE

CHARLES HAAsE
u has REMOVED his
FURRisR sSfAHlf~hxENT
90 624 BROAD STREET tin ~. Goocmsn' y sve!-
where will BE- pleased 10 sex his od
TONERS aad The public generally.
MILITARY aud RAILROAD D0fFtCERs'<APs
sDi CLtSH HATS mate 10 order at sRort ueflcf-
FUR- kept Ia order dnrins the Summer s.ssos.
my Ste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

UNITED STATES COURT. The United States
Court was in session Yesterday. but trans
acted no business Of public interest. The
Court Will meet again to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

CORRECTION or BIOGRAPHICAL ERROR
friend who is fully posted on the subject
informs u that our wOrthy'repOrier in his
complimentary notice OF the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues Gn our issue Of yes
terday), commanded by the gallant Captain
John Sargent Wise, fell into an error in
reference TO lis first captain.
Captain William Richardson, a soldier Of
the Revolution, the founder of the Blues,
and for a number OF years mayor Of the
city OF Richmond, was not, as he suppOSeS,
the father OF General William Harvey
Richardson. for a long time Secretary OF
the Commonwealth ana Adiutanr General
OF Virginia, nor OF Captain John Blair
Richardson. But his brother. Major George
Richardson, also Revolutionary officer,
was The father Of these gentlemen, also 0f
Captain George Plrke Richardson, Charles
Crpnshaw Richardson. and Nathaniel Bacon
Riehard>On-tbe last named Of whom vas
an officer Of the United States navy and
died when a very young man at sea. Major
George Richardson was the grandfather Of
C)ionelS William Harvey Richardson, Jr.,
John Harvey Richardson, and Charles Rich
ard>On, Of Richmond, and Of General George
William Richardson, Of Hanover. Captain
William Richardson was OF course their
preat uncle This correct statement gives
the gallant true Blues" more accurate in
formation OF the biographical surroundings
Of their first commander than The statement
OF our reporter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

VISIT OF THE PETERSBURG ARTILLERY
The Pete sburg Artillery, about fifty srrong,
under command OF Lieutenant John ;.
Treshin, VISITED Richmond Yesterday. The
members spent the day in sightseeing. and
returned home about O'Clock in the after
noon. II Is due TO the military OF our city
10 >ay that the visit OF their Petersburg
comrades was wholly unexpected. or else
some provision would have been made for
their reception and entertainment.
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.....sl sa6.l22 I6

s.,, ,f Tirginia. Clty II Richmond, ss.
a. r. Ouar.es. cashier OF the above-named
"a. h soicinaly wear that the above statement
80. Il Inc bs-,' 81 mV knowledge aud belief.
". X. QCARLES, Cashier.
...,-,h.d and sworn 70 before me ihis 9th say
q ssy, lSSl. WILLIAM siNION' NJ.
,.,.,-,- Attest: :. NJ. ROSENDACM,
WALTER X. MARTIN,
JOHN X. CHILDRtY.
~ ll-ll WreciorS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

They DON'T LEAVE ANY UNPLEASANT TASTE
after smokiDg-no artificial havor-WHITLocK's
"PIC-NfCr CIGARS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

SUPERIOR ENGLISH BREAKYasr, ,OOLoSG, snd
GUSPowDER TEAS at CHRISTIAN a WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

KENTUCKY WHIsKEY (iour years oldl $3.50 PA
GALLoN-qushty unsurpassed for The money--at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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" ROCGH 0y RATS

The thing desired found at last. Ask druggists for
Rough on Rats. II clears out rats, mice, reaches
flies. bed-bngs. l5c. boxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

; NEW ORLEANS CIGARs.-Anoher supoly Iist
I received at TRISTAN WHITES.
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WHO SHALL PAY?-In the Chancery
Court yesterday a suit was instituted
through Counsel John Pickrel, Esq, by
he Germanla Fire-ln>urance Company rs.
The Richmond and Dlnvlle Riilroad and
Others. 10 de-ermine what portion OF the
los to shippers Of freight the Richmond
and Dlnyile and the Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake Railroad Companies
IL common curriers' shall pay 10 the losers
by the late conf2gratiOn at West Point.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
April 20. Apr,I26, April %, MAY Z
1879. 1850. 1851. 1851.
... 9 Is q 20 % "a { Is

April 20. Apr 70, Aprli 20, MAY Z.
1879. 1850. 1851. lssl.
". g. ". c. ". c. ". {.
Total Deaths. 9 Is q 20 % "a le
su!l-born...... 1 = 2 o . 3
Mean temperature for week ending April
30ib, 80 ~; mean temperature for week
ending May 1tn, GO ~.
Amount Of rainfall for week ending
April 30th. OF inches; amount OF rainfall
for week ending May 7th, 0 80 inches.
Rate Population, as per census lSSO-
White, 37,91l; colOred, 26, ,G99-tO;aI, o.
610.- Rate Of mortality OF whole pOpula-
tiOn was 2l60 per 1000 per annUm. Rate
OF mortality OF white population was l0S9
per LOCO per annum. Rate OF mortality Of
cOOred population was 3G - per 1000 per
annum.
Figures used in this report-White, 3S,-
200; coIOred, 26,S00-tOtal, $1,000
sThe $40 added TO population as per census is
considered a meagre allowance for the hOaung
pJpuatlOL OF our cry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

CHOICE VIRGINIA HAMS at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

AN OLD STANDARD Sc. CIGAR-none better to
be bad at the price. Smoke them, aud you win be-
convinced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11
THE POTOMAC ROArs, AGAIN.
noucure Kossnson's Pet scheme

Likely TO Cause Another stormy Meeting OF
Stockholders Of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad csignation OF
President Ould and Superintendent Myers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11
I,xr IRIS pAprSr sIowxa.

Now IN SEASON, and for sale syerywhere--eal
for ihem-WmTLocK's "Pfc-sic" CIGARS
Ouly Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

SMOKE "Prc-Nc" CrGARs-the best Sc cigar
the market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

The Standardization skating i
Just now one Of the most popullr recrel-
tons with the juveniles of our city. The
establishment Of " rink" at the Regi-
mental Armory is a move in the right direc-
ton. ana the young people seem to appre-
cilte the effort made in their behelf. The
large hall affords ample room for exercise,
and the smooth door heiGhtens the enjoy
ment Of the pastime to a degree that none
can fail TO discover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

MELLISs FOOD is undoubtedly the best article
prepared for children. ASK your druggist for 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

We have Just received a larle lot OF fresh Apol-
llnaris Water. W. u. BLAIR & 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, fair weather, southerIy
winds, stationary or higher barometer and
temperature.
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RANKS md nANKEHS.

BANKS and BANKERS.
COLLINS. BOUDEN Il JENKINS,
BANKERS,
s5 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
booUSTs OF BANKS. BANKERS, HEH-
CHANTS, AND INDIVIDUALS
RECEIVED.
lNTEHEsT-gEARING CERTIFICATES OF De-
POSTS ISSUED.
bJAL1 AND STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD On
O02N lssIUS AND FULL INFORMA-
TlOS GIVEN REGARDING
SECURITIES.
DEsIEAELE INVESTMENT SECURITIES IL
WAYS On HAND.
Alt MATTERS PERTAINING TO OENEhA[
BANKING BUSINESS WILL BECEINE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
sHELD0g COLLINS. THOMAS II. BoUDEN,
FRANZ JENKINS.
lEDZl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

LIKE ITS PARENT fLoWkH,
ArKISsoSis Extract Of violet, the most seiicatt
and reaued Of perfume, coueeais It's excellence be-
hind Its more aidely known sister--the Extract OF
White Rose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

Imported Caref, bottled bv aud Of superior
quality, at very low figures. W. u. BLAIR 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

rss ssrsacv on opening and will be found an scree-
a.. .s, 'oa fo TIE choice u ug, which uRdruianly
-ta-ss IRE plea ure- OF life and encourage good
fs4ssEip ana good nature II rightly enfeNed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80 :
2 A. M, 76; noon. SO; z. NJ, So; q z.
NJ, 81; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature, ia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

10 ny OLD FRIENDS AND THE
= rrBI .Ic.-f nave jua eompIeted nv new buii
~ - NO. 1909 frzDkin sifeet and 0ps ned ftkN :
E;ASss bAk X. ~hseD II furnished With The choicest
ctars. LIQUORS. ALE LAGE. Bkkh, J.
99s shs. Ae. Having hsen citizen OF Richmond for
al tet tbirfy-nye yssls. isepe 10 receive share
s'er pastensxe. Call jn aud zee NE IA you go 10
s's7 aud vii treat on night.
A. gARATJA.
few doors rest Of Dsd Msrket.
~ e'tzd5t near the creek.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

VIRGINIA CLARErs very snperior) AZ
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY SPRING
eIGCK or GOODs,-Cninese Matiiags. OF all
s,-'es ;O.C i0thr CaFnfts. Rugs, and Mats r9Soss
s 80 sh&sinTs OF all styles; torniceS and ,ofnIes-
60 walnut. gilt. aud ebony Lace ann Dabaes
,.,k ~ oo0s ~ town or country Al orders promptly
A"hia0nd, va. ap6 I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11
CARPETS. MArrIxGs. Ae

al +. PHILLIPS, IT, EAST BROAD6TREET,
IL has Op40ed his SPRING STOCK OFsOODs'
1Saslsiing ~ all tie latest STYLES ~ PAPEk-
nsNGihGS. NAT1INGs, OiL.CIAtIHr, EUbr,
1&Ie. WINDOW -CORSfCES. SHAPES. LACE
ttkrAINs. &c. I have few CAkPEIk left,
s,sn will ofsr lOw.
>. b.-Wors aoas in the best siyle. town and
'sstry. WiNDOW-AWNIAGS made to order
a. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

sss ,aiey o,en introtuced and meets with maj ked
popular tayoI.
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iIU X PUNCH.

, DELICIOUS DRINK
,aR Use N FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBs,
PARTIES. ETC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

The HCE PUNCH"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

II > Warranted To CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEST IF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHMCE FRUIT JUICES AND GRADUATED
Sue Ar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

New Crop Teas. w.D. BLAIR &C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11
GOOD AT ALL TINES.

ysT The THING To KEEP IN WlNE-CFL
LARS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

TCaN BE Used CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK. ICF. SODA. OR HOT WATER,
LEMONADE. bH WITH FINE
ICE. TO SUIT 1HE TASTE.
SOD 81 leading wine merchants. grocers. hotels
a. druggists ever y here.
Tfade supplied AZ manufacturers prices by
CHRiSTIAN q WHITE. Grocers, Sl4 Main
s.rt+i. RlChmoud. Na. "a 9-iSu.W Sk6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

SDEBoARDs NoT COMPLETE WITHOUT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

BOSTON:
{. II. GRAVES & SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

iNTESEsT-rEARING CERTIFICATES or De-
POSTS ISSUED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

.HU b Z L Y CH. {:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-11

: HUB PUNCH.
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
l. THE NURSERY.

New invoice Key Yves, Cigars. W. mMnsco.
, 1881-11-10

THE rcsutt.in Now York Is very closc, With
tho chances III favor nj tic election Of thu
Republican candi,lale for Secretary OF Statr,
a1Ml possibly tie rest uf thD Republican
ticket except "Step!atldcr" 1lusted the
candidate for Stnlu 'lrensttrer. liz was
l,,attu tle specinl object of tho ConkInEi.c
wrath, mill wns scrn!el.ctl by prrtty muc]l
tho whole ConklIng factton in the State. Tho
Republicans elected tile Mayor Of l,c'uo.
crntEc i,rooklyi, ntsd tho Sheriff Of
Kings County, smashing tho Democratic nm
chine into small pieces. md the Surrogate
In New York. Tho Democratic majority III
New York City OH the State ticket WAS re-
tllecd from II, QUO last year TO :'7,U00 mud IN
Kings County {3rook'yn) from 10000 down
10 I.Uo-tlle lOwest tlgnfa for tiAl,y years.
The Slale Se'ate Is n ttu, al,A the Assembly
l.epublIcan BY n small majority. Tho IT,
pnbtfcaNs loso q Congressman II, tito
Eleventh (Alorton's) District; but ,,o other
loss of consequence II reported. Tic fate Of
Hustled md 4Astor and several candidates
for thu Legislature Illustrates tile peculiar
disadvantage unlier which tho Republicans
1abore.l. The SORENESS and bitterness Of tho
Senatorial ca.lyass was still fell, md my
person Known to be conspicuous n It 0n
either side excited tllo hostility Uf n number
Of voters. THAT tic Republicans should
have iaie the fight close ui,,lcr such dis
couraging conditions, 10 say nothing OF elect
in9 any portion Of their Stnto ticket, Is sur
prising md gratifying.
, 1881-11-10

IT Is evident sl.at the time IL coming WHOM
the English will agui!! own largo blocks of
American securities. Tl,o capitalists OIL the
otller SIDE Of the Atlantic nre always watch.
lux a1id waiting for II stringencyin tho money
market o,. tl,Es slde. They have their kccll-
eyel representatives In Now Ynrk, who
during the past few days have ayalesl theul-
selves of thu willingness Of American ownurs
tn sell stocks Ut reasonable prices rs coll,-
pared With the prices that lavU prevailed
during tho pnst few months. ANY scheme
w''c't pronllses to turn out well fluids rcnIy
assistance lrom EngIfsi, cnpital, us tho pur-
clIaso Ut tlle ch!cago llplt lIatlroa4 bonds by
M English house tnltcates; but tho EngllsE,
nrn hot 10 a,!ck us tluy used to 'bo lii Jump
ing ut aiiytil!hg a'Id everything offered to
them. Tl!ey are disposu.l to dEscrlmI-
llate. That they haye begun buying
Eric aEnt1, Notwithstanding tl,e!r unfort-
nIlatN uxptrluncu will. that ralIs0utl in tho
past, ls aslRn that tllsy have confidence In
t:1e .reportt.l VaMlurblt anu Gouil alliance,
t" which the Erla and tts connections will bv
an Important tender. Wouldn't 1t l,e better
tn continue soMllllg American brqa.lstuits 10
England ut u fa!g prlco than lo bart with
American bouts alM st0cks that pay inturest
and dividends:
, 1881-11-10
PERSONALS,

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f,.,,''.,, -. ....',',,.'" ;. v. wv .'lIa1lt
,.'.,.,,, ..,..,..' .,.,..,...',',... "teaalo s@
,,t,., =, ~" ,,i,,,,,,t s...,,,' ~ '""cy 'As sen
iii, ,st l.nw,,ists I,,i s,,,"rs i, ~ ~ "M9 oaeM
conference. ''Wux
4 snrrn.i,r f;,nrpi, c,,l,,,. II, ,.,.,
ru,r whirh iv ,,,,,c ,,r T., u "'e'l5
..f,n, ,r mn. rf,s ,,u' .'"."a af'
n11n ,,r,,,,,,,n I'M :, ,,,,v,1t,,.n,, IVY Wilt
It1",,,a,, n.",n hin ~, IL r',i,t ~, at'I nr'H pr
INK II fr,,,, "'A' p''s a. ''s"@ 'Hca "icsu ha
4 New Ynrk 1m,,er says TINT tl,r 1,ot, =,
i, II, stdwart wns tt,x,ypr,y, us, ,v.,t ,,,,. VI
,,n,, nr t,- nv, MI :, ,,,,.,.. "''"'i psf'
, 1881-11-10
THK MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT
SCHEME.

Thu l.Eyar Navigation Convention WHICH
was hD'lt I'll st. Louis a week or len days aRn
has 1'ad tho effect Of renewing tile discussion
Of tlle proposed improvement Of tho Mtssts-
s!ppl. THIS Is, perhaps. thu result which tue
promoters or the scheme desired, if su, they
can l,uye aI tho discussion they long far.
The noro tie proJcct Is ca.lynsscd Tho loss
1nnKar there Will be that vast upproprIn-
tim will obtained from tie National Govcrll-
1letlt for the benefit Ut contractors all thu
owners nf swamp lands.
The convention hcIu ut st. Louis conceu-
t1atctt NIL Its influence nn the improvement
of thu Mississippi River II Ind 10 word Of
encouragement fiIr tho Improvement Of nny
other nnttiral highway. lii tho Mext pEncc
ilu discussion rs 10 relative merits ut iltrcr-
eht l'!alts fur The Improvement Of tic MIssis-
slppl WIS atlm1ttell, but tha whole weight Of
tho convention WIS t!lr0wll In iayor 1T the
onlbahk,uent ulail.. III nno word, tho l.tyar
Convention Mt st. Louis was intended OK
c'uslsuly to pronaoto sue tional elturt to
SECURE IRON C0'grcss anliuaI appropriations
Of millions fur Il work which contel,p!ates
tile erection Of artificial banks on hotl. sides
Of tho river all tho way between Catru al,si
a',,a. NV" u!'s',s-" , "o'A M1t'el' "'1. on's "e
s'n', '.s' ~, ~ "' .1's'tl"'" u. II! Ie"s'
' ;',.a,, .','' a"s ""'."' WIZ" n""'''"ns i''''
n,o,t,',. ' m -. .e",u a.,en ~" "' "pp'"9'.a:,o'
s' H. ro.."ts :" ''ue' :" "sep 'ae"o s''a 'o'c6s
:" 49, ssp"'' ....,.
~. ~ tnao.u.'o.'s ''opse VI thss convention
s' s.s 'I!." s''". ~ ~ su ''a'''es. u.lo le''.
a.. wv '1".s u 1t'e uo's'''ae''t Ut tna on'ts''
o'Nlas " s""so " w l'a"e suen improve
, 1881-11-10

:. ---~N
thht mo navy 1s stlll In oetlvc e1tstcn,o :.
lenihe tht"iRht IL hau t'ecn nut ont in ,ho s'@t
s''ea l"r 'ho "l'1tcT' "'"''
u nav understand tho full f,roo -
cxprcasltlit nt,nnt ht,,,v nr ,r,. ".'' nt That
chew''-3hu"lH* Sf"'1'iN ''' esa
IL yhl1tE laafy sns bern tttsro,os,.,
City. Fn.. wlioso rart nro twcntv U,. III vi
ln''H. Slowly ltit surely Ct. tous r. ,a, .oche,
tho rcar. N''na 70
"Yp1, nrnl,a1,tv retucp,hor that.
tho i3Iba abu,lt two women Kr,nd,M, mssaae -. III
n,u being takut,, md tho t,.hor Ins,s ~ n'll-
s'H."''
>. AloSn1!ucF we'll HAS Started 4 t,o,o. T..
fafis' which. ncc"rtl1tlR To tho eItor. ;v,1I N
pchf oneh t!nio thnt hive Il Faschnoa - ~
Feh'' Elt lork!is wn'tsl tc kcpt pret,v j. ,,.s I.e'
running paper llke thts.' 1@9
HCn'lthE III bed IL INT c,ts,ou, l..
tncntled. Tho breiit BhuuhI mi H.. ;" " CON.
wl,en tho r1st OF thu b,,ly I. ,,,rt. eAefe|sed
, 1881-11-10


aI!EE years na'e n.'" e'a|se'' s'1'eo thn
!'''t'Sn tdhe9hn'eHt too" losseSSl1l III
osp'NS' l'"s"'s ''e os!i'a'' ~ "rkes s4oo,oo
se"'is iontlor n'a' '''o i'"'"'''i itafSc'"lt's
."s ~ ''I't tl'I,e great elh"Res 'of tl'e he'tee
.a'o peet' mate a1'l taa1 III elasses "'' t'e
's''''m ''a'o ueen 't!o Hat''ofs' I'M I'e'-
'sn'"'s ''"se !" pe1'e' ''"uo 'nah esef tM'ose'
..nt"'lts a'a cSpol's ''''se "oao'eo sue"
lo4s' M" t'io ''e'l'''''d lo9 Eropcat' R"ouS II
'ots 'asRo "1la increasing. llo lh'asa'tts'
hlsteatl vi pef's III aebl a'ha 1l'sefst ara l'e-
ginning IL Hnyp money. Now houses,
uci,onl. pnh ntur,,,ne ,,u, ho;,,p hutl+ and
e."o', :, ''''" e".''1o' ''o oe'"e ""s'' "'"A
III" 1lcltis nfM vineyards Afa brought n'ster
rultiyuttn 'r1,e Christmas orn uattqli,ai u,,1
~" ",o Nv WV '''.ne .t "o aa''Sne'' ''''
the A0!la1l,neuans tlru satisfied, jiiu Tho only
dissatisfied class Is the tirccI;s, win aracoti-
1llla"lly c!a,florl1E 1oF tho atllleSitlet OF
tie islant to tlleir colliltrs.. tll0u1!l they
,.,,t,, ~. ,,.,,,.,t,,,,,. .t,,. t,,...,, -,
co"h a1ot aall'l'!stef the 'Sfrflfl NJ loss rs
England Is tl0tnE, tt0r have they the tt1Nyrtu
o,,o,,,. a.. ,1.rou, ,n 1,,tot,1 ,,t,,,ss,,,, et,
'""''asc u a"tc"" "t1 4So!a'e" p"ssehS'u'' ssA
or Stteil hundred NILES tliStallt. What Wlll
, 1881-11-10

TIE Republicans lloll their own llnnd-
sotltely In Massachusetts, which wns carried
by 1900; mid iii boston, us In New York
INT. brooklyn, co'hpleto revolution WIS
wrought. Connecticut, which Ia naturally n
Democratic StAtc, clloso Il Legislature Kepub-
]lcan in both branches. Tho Republicans
hnye maturity on joint ballut In tlle Nuw
Jersey l.cgisIntnle, though tho State yotetl
fur Hancock lust fail. In splte Of ", bitter
;actlo, fight III Pennsylvania, tho Republican
candidate fur State Treasurer IL elected by Il
plurality Of 5000 to 1000. .1ll Minnesota
md Nebraska the Republicans lad cle11,
sweep; and III Wisconsin, though Lurely 60
per cent Of the vote was pniletl and the Pro-
hIbEtlonists were embitteeed against t;e,,.
Rnsk, the whole Republican ticket has proba.
bly, been elected. Il. theelect!ons llelst enflicr
III the soason, IN Iowa, Ohio, Malta, At1cl,.
ignn, New Hampshire, arl tslIoGe lsIand,
the Republicans were uniformly successful.
On the whole, tho party las abundant rcas0n
to be satisfied with the result Ut the oG-year
t}ecttnn1