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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-03
EARMVIIIE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 2, 1881.
I,-.I v.sNf So

Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 2, 1881.
Yesterday morning dawned with fine
prospect Of rain, but after few drops in
the middle OF the day-not enough to lay
the dust-the clouds disappeared, and the
sun shown as bright as ever.
Farmyille has q large tobacco markell and
can boast Of three fine warehouses. The
town is thoroughly Democratic, and a Re-
adipster is looked upon in the true light.
Captain Mckinney will not speak here,
not thinking it necessary.
The Circuit Court commenced yesterday,
Judge Dickinson on the bench. The hrst case
tried was G. Il. Wright Us. The Virgins
Mutual Protection Liie.Insurance Com
pany, Mckinney 81 Irving and Edgar Allan
for plaintiffs; Henry G. Coke, OF Richmond,
and r. NJ. Dickinson, Of this place, for de-
fendant. Argued upon demurrer, and
decided in favor Of defendant.
Hampden.Sidney College opened yester'
day, and students are arriving on every
train. .
There has been an addition made to the
female college here, and it can now accom-
mOdate a larger number OF young ladies.
Farmville should have q musical %assOcia-
ton like the Mozart OF your city, as there are
quite a number Of ine singers in the place.
l.. NJ.
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nFATMR.

Died. Friday. September 40, at liz n ", after.
long illness. MAKGARET- ALLEN LbE, lnInn.
months. k ru1a
MORNING from the r~e.ldsnce, No. 20 Nest D.uau
street. Friends OF the family are Invited to attend
D,o, IN Teursday night. eptemb.r 1. 1881. at
II O'CLOCK, Nirs. SARAH c.. HOLSTEAD' In the
trepty-seventh yesr Of her age.
Her fsperai VII take place hATUNDAf SfpeeuE
bor al. AZ 10 oic ock ". from The residence 9t ncr
husband, Fred. sd, on The corner OF fouT-
teenth and Bslnbddge streets, mancheslsr, ~;
Prtend. and scquaintauces are respectfully lnSlteu
without further nOtcs.
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ANC GOODS DC.

STEVENS
is receiving lots of NEW GOODS, among which are
100 BIRD CAGES at 81;
rs TOILET SET at 81, as good as those we
usually sell at 81 80 and 81;
25 Five.foot sTEP-LADDERs at 81 f
20 six.foot sTEP-LADDERs at 81 IS;
GO dozen four.row TOOTH BRUSHES at 10c.;
so dozen SOLID B0NE.HANDLE KNIVES at
81 per set
5OFRENGH PLATE-GLAsS MIRRORS atsl;
4 fun line OF sizes in CHlNA.HEAD DOLLS from
5c.u
fun line OF UNDERSTANDABLE DOLLS from
lOc. up
A full line Of Wax DOLLS from loo. up-the best
goods for the money In town.
We continue our CROCKERY SALE, selling
Selected DiNNER PLATES at s5c.per dozen;
Extra thin CUPS and SAUCERs at 80 per set;
splendid EWERs ana BASINS for Csc;
Handsome PLAIN GoBLETs at soc. per dozen ;
and all other goods In proportion at
STEVENS,
auo1 500 Broad street.
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aoodn n, RerrYriMe.

The Clarke Courier says: Goode con,
cluded by saying he wanted 10 go osck anu
teII the peopIe Of Norfolk that the gallant
pepple Of Clarke were going TO do tneir
whole duty in the V To test the SEN
Ument, Of those present be asked for a
unanimous vote az to whether this was their
nnrnose. and with a unanimous voice they
answered "Yesl" 1t Is impossible In tnis
report 10 describe the grace and ease OF MI.
Goode'. manners while speaking and tne
effect Of his orstorical powers upon his au-
djence. He Is q gentleman OF hne and com
handing presense, exhibiting those eui'
tured and knlghtly graceS which draw men
in supreme confidence and trust towards
the possessor OF them.
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We acknowledge m invitation to the Bal.
limore Oriole festival to take place October
10th, 11tb, and 18Th. 1t will surpass, from
Indications, anything eyer attempted in the
Monumental city. The French visitors to
the Yorktown Centennial will be there, and
will be formally received by the State and
municipal authorities. The carnival feature
promises TO be superb.
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PRAISE THE BRIDGE HAT CARRIES YOU
Though people vote ii right that those civ
ing in glass houses should not throw
stones" IL Is eminently proper that those
working 10 glass houses should say a " good
wordp for anything Of especial benefit TO
themselves. In this connection Mr.. Isaac
Corey, manager Salem IN. j. Glass.Works
remarked : / am pleased to say that / have
used the Great Remedy 81. jacobs Or for
Rheumatism with excellent results. Other
members OF my family have also been great
ly benefited by lis use.
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The law a~bOIiAhing separate public
schools in Pennsylvania has gone into
effect, and now white and black children
90 together. The Legislature which passed
this law is ruled by the CAMERONs and en-
dorsed Senator MALONE last spring.
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The New York Republican State Conven.
ton will meet in New York city Wednes'
day, October 5th, for The purpose OF nomi-
nalug a State ticket. A great many
" Half. Breed" will be surprised TO find
that CoEKLING IS still alive.
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w. d. TwYMAE, Of Madison, was yester-
day nominated by the Democratic Conserya'
tive Convention for the State Senate from
the district composed Of Madison, Orange,
Cuipeper, and Ra%ppstannock. He will be
elected by Large majority.
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ACCOMAC.

AOOO%N@1Os
DISCUSSION BETWEEN CARLSON AND WISE
KELLAM NOMINATED FOR THE HOUSE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
AcCOMAC COURTHOUSE, VA.,)
August 80, 1881.
Yesterday. August court.day Of the
County Court Of Accomac-the court Of all
the year at which nearly everybody with US
finds business-a right gOOdly number Of
our people assembled TO hear the first
gun OF the campaign fired off. II had
been advertised that Mr.. Riddleberger
would apply the match, assisted by Mr..
John S. Wise. The former appeared rot,
but the latter gentleman was here. BY ar
rangement, our Garrison I" opened the
discussion. speaking quite two hours, and
was replied TO by Mr.. Wise in a speech Of
nearly the same length, with reiOinders Of
a half hour each. Our people paid close
attention, and with one voice it Is the
opinion that Garrison excelIed himself.
The effect OF his dispassionate reasoning
was terrific. ReSdi listers, not Mahoneites,
are no longer batting between two opinions,
but are openly declaring they will be misled
no longer. From benoef0Tth "Dlniel aud
Victory" are the watehwords.
Mr.. Wise presented bis side OF the case
with earnestness and warmth. At times be
exhibited more or less the sparks OF elo-
queuee TO which he Is a rightful heir. But
iPs no use. The Lyncbburg Convention
has knocked the bottom out Of the Re-
adj uster, or Mahoneite. craft, eloquence or
no eloquence, and sink she will. Isuppose
that the cOlored voter can be relied on for
Cameron, more or less, but his white fol-
lowing here wouldn't swell the great voice
OF Virginia voters a ripple and "don't
you forget it."
William p. n. Kelllm, Esq. was nomi
mated by scc'amatton by the Democratic
Conservative party to represent our county
in the next House. Tomorrow the Con.
vention viii nominate the candidate fol
senator for Accomac aud Northampton, anC
the " iOater" for the two counties.
Our people really love "Daniel," an(
when be comes here he'll find it out.
CAMEO.
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General JOSEPH Z. JOHNSTON called at
the White House Thursday. We heard
Mr.. GARFIELD once pay him on the floor Of
the House a compliment that was as grace
full as it was merited.
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Our Accomac friends will hear a good
deal from GEORGE d. WISE after be returns
from a canvass OF the Southwest with Ma,
ior DANIEL.
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MIR. S. r. DONAHoE, the Conservative.
Democratic nominee for the House Of Dele
gates from Warwick, james City, York, and
Elizabeth City, will make a gallant fight,
and we sincerely trust he will win.
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Washington people are arguing 10 favor
of rsio. over river. water. But where will
they get The rain, water without sending to
England for itf
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II il remarkable thst the New York State
Republican Committee met, dellbersted, and
adjourned without expressing a word OF
sympathy for tho President.
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THE LAST EXCURSION TO sTAUN.
Il TON pia Chesapeake and Ohio railway. Law
ing RishmoD from Chesapeake and Ohio depot
SATURDAY NIGHT, eEPTEMBrR 10, 1881.
day night Al 0 O'clock. Fare FOR round Trio; Rich
mond 10 charlottesville Ell .50; Richmondto stauti-
Ton, 81. special arrangements for c0lQred people
Tickets for sale by The committee ). NJ. pson.
5l3 east Bread street; Q. n. JOhnstcn, elB east
Main sueel; A., 7, Adams, corner fCurleeuth aud
frsnklm stfeets. and AZ the trafu. a
az 30sel,9,4 6,0,ElV,7t
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We have received an invitation to the
thlrteenth reunion OF the Army OF the
Cumberland, to at Chattanooga
September 2ist.
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NJ EMMANUEL CHURCH.-On ao-
count OF the absence OF DR.. NORWOOD there VIII
be no services at Emmanuel church, Henrico' on
sunday, September Am.
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LEST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The rector, Rev. w. WBDDbLL' ID
ID. will oficIate az the usual hours on SUNDAY
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mBRoAD-SrREE METHODIST
CHURCH SUNDAY. September 4,-PreSehing st
BIZ Rev. w. G.. STARR, ID. D., pastor. At ii 4. NJ
subject, as It Fright or Wrong 20 Whisper" Al
g p. M.-,ubjtct, "The shower Of MAMA Not YET
O1er.r A cordial INVITATION 70 all.
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~TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Broad and Twentieth sIreetsh-Prsaohing By me
pastor, T. WILEY BLEDsoE, at1l A. NJ, and At II
M. YourE mems prsI,r-mseiing from 3 10 I. NJ
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~FIRsT PREsBYTERIAN

CHURCH-The congregations or mis- church and
Grace street Presbyterian church will worship
together. Prea ching by Rev.C {. IL. READ ID. D''s
IL A. NJ. No service at nisht.
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~FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streers).-Rev. J. b.. HAw-
THonNE, d. d., pastor, viii preach on SUNDAY at
IL A. NJ. and r. ". All welcome.
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BENJAMIN Israel Butler, aged twenty
seven years, son OF General Is. +. butler'
died I'm Boston yesterday OF kidney disease
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Messrs. MCKINNEY and BARBOUR will
speak at Harrisonburg on the 18th, and will
draw an immense crowd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-03

NJ REV. J. NJ. PITCHER WILL FILL
THB PULPIT OF GRACE.sTREET BAPTIST
CHURCH. corner VI Foushee and Grace streets, on
SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. No services at night.
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.'cANyAgsgRs APPOINTED.

Gloucester County DR.. W. ID. Chapman,
r. A. Flizhugh, john l.. Grooms, Thomhs
s. Taliaierro, j.. Hairston Scawelh Charles
Catletf, James Digges, Il. NJ. Page. J9s
A., 81. KELLEY, Chairman.
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wCLAY-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH (corner Of Graham aud Clay streetsl.-
Preach ng on SUNDAY at IL A. 81. and $50 Pm
by Rev. S. G. CLOPTON, pastor.
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JoHS 600DE said In his Cla~rke-county
speech that credit is the poor mans capital
and honesty is tie best policy.
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ROOFS STATE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC
ExgcUrIvE COMMITTEE,
SenlembeI

RIcHmoND, September 2, 1881. }
w. w, Walker will speak at Warsaw OF
September 5th. -,
John W. Daniel at Newbern on lOti
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, sc.

GhONE1lEo,
OK BARRELS No. 1 NEW MESS
'AC M~ACKEREL:
SS p barrels No. 2 sHORE-MACKEREL;
100 Kits No. 2 SHORE MACKEhEL:
200 barrels No. 3 NEW mEpiUM MAChE ~
so bsrrlIs PPGRE 'cciDER-vINEGAR flour years
10 barrels 'CjHAMPAGNE CIDER-fresh;
loo 90 case; PERSEVERANCE E6Shh fBEAAKdiHatGSsPiowDERs-quar.
tiers. nalyes. and pounds;
100 cases PEARLlNF-qu, Ilers and halves
geo barrels RICHMOND EXTRA aud FAMILY
FLOUR, In bags and barrels.
For sale by SLATER, MYERS & CO,
1924 Main street, Richmond, Va.
auso&sel.s&4
|16 BOXES CHOICE BACON SHOUL-
IC DERs,
900 barrels FAMILY FLOUR,
500 barrels NORTH CAROLINA CUT HER.
RINGS, ....
al 80 A. Y. Stokes 8 co.
SARDlN ES-A, LA MOUTARDE,
- ADMINISTRATIONS
Fresh TAcKERFL, brolled in Tomato Sauce;
SALT MACKEREL In tye-pound tins,
RUSSIAN CAYIER,
NORTH CAROLINA o HERRINGS,
Allihe NoyELTIEsin EANGY as
well as The BUfFSI SlAIIE NOOlcs tucu as
TEAS, COFFEEs, SUGARS, &c, for sale by
JOSEPH n. BLAIR. Grocer,
SIC MIN street.
". B.-GREEN GINGER Just received. an 2s
BOOKS, STATIONERY, sc.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
PLEADING n PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
OF CHANOERY. by Il. Il. Barton Volume
H. author Of civil Law Practice, which has had
Mr.. Matthews, author Of many valuable legal
works, says; 81 cannot speak too highly OF Mr..
Price So; or $3.50 in,erleayed with paper FOR
notes. j. W. RANDOLPH 4
au 2O.d&w
FUNNIEsr BOOB EVER PuBLrsHED.-OH CITY
Derrick.
MFR. AND MRS. sPOOPENDYKE.
over 100000 sold in thirty days. Twenty-Five
cents, post paid.
Mr.. AND MRS. sPOOPENDYKE.
Buy aud laugh To your hearts content.-Ntddte-
tOtOn Sentinel.
For sale by sll booksellers.
". Il. SMITH & CO. Publishers,
au ll-eodlm ~ Bond street. New York.
A TTENTION Is INVITED
IA TO TUE
SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
made at orr establishment. The best paper perfect
| ruling, and durable bindiDg.
CHEAP BLANK BOOKS can always be found on
PRINTING Of all kinds neatly d~one-NEGOTIA-
EXCHANGE, BLANK PROXIES,
| DEEDS OF TRUST, POWt RS OF ATTORNEY,
CHECKS on all the Banks, and other BLANh
ss~FFHSTIoSERSY OF ALL KINDS at wholesale and
retail. WQOnHOUst
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L 5. SOURCES CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL. corner 0f sixth .Hf
Franklin streets, will De resumed ~EpIiN ltt
IgTu. Number limited. Consultation Az iH. in-
p0infnent Of parent by note. 0rat r~c-ii-le- of ta
Principal ~ above. Circular. on ap tIca.i0A
Sc 2-lm
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RNITUR

NEW GOODS-D ALLY ADD q
~ TIONS TO OUR LARGE STOCK QFA.
FURNITURE. Extra Inducements. specially NJ
TO cash buyers. We invite all 20 examine OurS
large aud sureriOr line. embracing all the styies In
PARLOR, CHAMBER aud DINlNG-R0OMsUfIS,
Largest stock In the city. Easy terms Sfpaymeuts.
r. GATHRiGHT & SON,
ty 3-3m l6 Governor streeL
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MIGHT

The subscriberis NIGHT SCHOOL. af ". j.2
cast Franklin street. VIII be resumed ~~fIIINE.R
5TH. subjects taught the same as iG trgI,l md
Classical schO0ls-COmmcrcial torrt5I"li.- e,
Book Keeping. &C.
send for circulars. Is -QJIi-.
L.. III
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DISCUSSION BETWEEN CARLSON M WISE
KELLAM NOMINATED FOR THE HOUSE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
AcCoMAC COURTHOUSE, VA.,
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.
IL RICHMOND, Va.
JOHN n. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
MRS. r. O.. PEAIUN aud
Mis-. j. Il, GAhNETT,
ASSOCIATE P~EISCfrtLs.

The continued grow,h OF This SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES having rendered 10 Necessary .I
secure increased accommodations, the bulI-Inf
No. 9 EAST GRACE STREET has been leased
for q Term Of years. This building was desi-I-i
and FOR a number or wears has been wed Jog
school purposes. II win De thoroughly repaired aHi
made complete IN All is appointments. The aDr.H'
modations for bO3rders are the best. Two Noi-s t'
dies 70 a room, and single rooms provided when de-
sired.
A com fortable apartment and att necessiI. 1tirn'
ton proyid Il for the sick.
10, 1851.
loZue IT The bookstores, or 20
te 3O-dlw&tc0dts JOHN II, % FLl.
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cIXAL QUESTIONS DncrS&ED.
REPO.I Of THE sIATE AUDITOR.
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CONGRESS--IIID SESSION.


REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE SENATE DISCUSSES THE UoLLADAY cLAIM-THE
REFCNDiNG BILL ~ THE HOU7E-ARG MEN -
~ MgssRs. KrLLEY. CIITENDFN SPRINGER
AND orNRs-MR. CHITrENDEN EXPLAINS no"
ur WAS DEFEATED FOR CoNGRESs-A WITTY
sPsECH
SENArE.... WASH SGrON. Jan. g. ISL.
Very few Senators were present when prayer
was offered at noon to-day rhe rta ling OF th' J'n'h
was deferred lot several mlIuics unlh apparently d"
quorum present.
Tuc YICLPEE>IDENT submitted the report 'f the
Posimls r-Grnorul response toa senate reso'hfioh
calling for Information concerning changes OF laws
affecting the p 1t OH; Department.
Mr. EATON (Dem., Comb from tho Committee on
Appropriations reported with am 'ndnenS the consular
and Diplomatic Appropriation bill. Placed on tl'
Mr Diyl' Dan. IlD mtro laced a BIZ TO ameni
Section Sol OF tao R'v d oiitues ara a|o - hl,I.
elton VI ,u' ~. mn n< the statutes III ren o" ~
the Mmruilte UU sp'rt't0n OF ouiIa''e s'ou' ~
Inc Senate proc.edrd to consider the cniendw 'he
ft-t bI being one so punish trtmr IN tir 1 Uic; 81
Columbia me proyl-)i 81 he blli were supported
posed br Na,,r.. Ho,r, Teller, .rn,1, Cirr.ni"r,
t,I,I an ward tlr opposition D.iuE 90 thc Tau
Inaslug person, nab j.a5 as,n. alus punish 'o3 80
ylgr.it.. P.ndng debate "a" morning hOnf Nhr''t'
TIE ny Anpr'P'lt'"n P E, W - p
Mr. CONKLiNG u;ep.. y. - Introduced bi 70 pro
ylc Tor tue rtiuhdilso f cTtan take, ~ coboF"'4''
win "A der.riDn OF the Supreme Court. Referred
H. introduced ais Dy rgqir'ta d." I'd amrhl Sc
-. I7ls ofrtlr Revised ot1 u'e~ IN relation TO th
payment Of acrracd prn-Oa money due 10 the tlme OF
Inc druh of ~ pcn,oner or a person having clam
ihr ME r.-ip~ consideration Of the bill for the
NJ GA,aA%D ID d. Ark spoke IN favor ~ the bill.
lie referred to tlc haZudJu- nature II MI Iipa lay
r Inc Ie,t fn scttI.iirit. Re opos .r. + rnan'5
aui ndi. t reirrr ns U,tcay 10 tn Cunt Of GAINS
tr dnrkrt wnlcI wi-tw0 Sc rs nm arrears. ana Were
10 it,a would ne put oh -cycral years more.
Mr.. iOHRlLL C;ep., w. r''ed ~ opposition 20 tiS
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fight Of stairs to the civil witness room, Where
Lammeus Was confined. lie was quiet and reslgl ca.
After the death-warrant was read he was asheu j
he had anything to say lie asked II the jurors WHO
convicted him were present and said that he Wouid
like to talk 81 them. and again said: - am inu"-
cent" After the usua! prepare ions, dn'hE NA'c"
Llmmens talked aud repeatedly Asserted ms luho-
cence, lie was conducted down the Sl'i'S'
He was clad only IN trousers AMI s'lI''
lie seemed lstleas and b. raycd TO fef - y hIr MS
face showed an abseuc. of expression. Ii W.3, PII-
tectly daci.e. At 1880 :hc procession eh''I," l"'
Iamrnens's dein"au0r surprised ali present 1t h.d
h ,ou feared that L would bee Necessary 10 carry mn
to tine clllows, bat ne walked hrniV uP 10 Ju' u"P
and t.cDd about trembling little. lie was gwen u
crnciix winch Ic placed TO his hI+. Ho ana hoi saw
q word. but drew long breathS Are Tue h'''S''ut
preparation, had hceu made. the signal was gwen
upward ard foil back, and hen swav"d P,h'Iy to
and fro. There sight sirHge'e' tH' anu,
dropped to the side, and the fingers l The r'Sl' niu
worked heINOuSy. linen t"c Dp'S pPCdui' "'''c ""
les. In orc minute blc pH!se was 100; ~ roar
minutc~. 1853: IN eight minutes. feeble ana IT'SI-
lar I'm tnirtc4u minutes the pusc stopped ana NE
was pronounced extinct. Ile Jury tl'h IrU-ct /"
an inner apartment and agreed 10 a NtI"lc- nm
death was produced by aspy N'a caused ~ hau-'lF
po>t-nlortem examination was subsequently
held and revealed the TACT that neither WAS l'aie,
although there were indications ~ mental Gis"i"e
at some previous time. Mrs. Nclrrhorii rs Skuu
was unusually thick, one third tnickcr tIiih l-ih
menss The bones of Datn nrcks were dI,iocatca.
At noon John Klemm. MIS-. M,Frh0euer brother.
applied at the iaIl tor his sisters BODY sta ing 'A.
he Gid not wish II 10 BE- given To the DOCTORS -
was not piven to HIM. Mrs. Meicrhoeu'r Will ne
buried tC-lay in the Gem tery OF the Holy SrPHi-
chre. L1nmeus viii be iut rred ~ 81 MARY Vi-
ctery. Both will be buried at Inc expense Oh tl'
Church.
In N.w-Jersey Tie hanging OF q woman Is an IN
usnaj event Bridget - irgan, who was hanged IN
Ncw-l}rlnswlck in 1865 was the last woman
hanged in the state. she hacked her mistress 20
death with butcher KNIFE IN the absence oI Inc
4. .,,,I.,r ftNiA tI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

Moritz Ellngcr lecturcd before the Ahawath
Chesed Association last evening on Germany ana thu
Jews" taking The ground that although placed the
defensive the Hebrew needed little assistance. In Ger
many. after the he said great piety assumed.
and the discomfort OF the lower classes turned
account defence OF the policy Of those In power The
Jews all ages had been convenient objects of attack
when trouble ana dsoOntent arose. tnat the pu5c mind
might dwell the real causes OF distress BY per
secution attention drawn real isides. AMI II
became favorite theory tlHt Christianity and Social
ism must Jointly save tho ate Persecution was from
the first the result OF ignorance and weapon for the
Ut OF masses Of unthiuking men.