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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

MEETING OF THE GRAND LoDGE, KNIGHTS
OF HoXoR The fourth annual session OF
the Grand Lodge, Knights Of Honor, Will
begin at Odd-Fellows' Hall tonight at
O'Clock. Quite 4 number OF delegates are
now in the city. and many others will ar
rive during the day. Representatives and
past. dctators are requested TO hand their
credentials to w. II. Blile, grand reporter,
before p. VI. to-day at Room 50, ST. James
Hotel
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ASH WEDNEsDAY.-To.m morrow will De
Ash Wednesday. and special services will
be held at the Episcopal and Catholic
churches. AT the Cathedral masses viii be
celebrated at g, :. and O'Clock A. VI. The
blessing and distribution OF ashes will take
place at the beginning OF the O'Clock mass.
At St. Mary's German church the blessing
and distribution of ashes will take place at
s o'clock A. Vi. and at St. Patrick'S church
the same ceremony will be performed at the
beginning Of the O'Clock mass.
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GENERAL PRYOR AT RICHMOND CorLEGg.-
General Roger A. Pryor has accepted the
invitation Of the Philologian and Mu Sigma
Rho Literary Societies OF Richmond Col
lege to deliver the address at their final cell
ebralion. The presence Of this distinguish.
ed Virginian and popular orator will give
additional interest 10 the college commence.
ment.Neek exercises.
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LAND-LEIGUE Mass. MEETING on ST. PAT.
RICK's NIGHT.-The.Richm branch Of the
Irish National Land League held a regular
meeting at Cathedral Hall Sunday evening,
at which the movement for holding a mass.
meeting 81. Patrick's night for the benefit
OF the LEAGUE was reported on by the coal.
miitee having the matter in charge as
being in a very favorable state OF pro-
gress. All the other llish Catholic So
citicS have signiied their purpose to
enter into active cooperation in order to
make the affair grand success. Rev.
Father sullivan, OF Washington u. c., a
thorough land-league advocate. i, expected
to address the meeting on that occasion, a>
will also several well.knOWn local ceiebri-
ties. Upon the completion OF all the al
rangements a formal announcement OF the
programme will be made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
showery and cooler at night, with contn.
ued rain.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81 A;
Q A. NJ, SO; noon, 81; 8 i. NJ, 56; z.
NJ, iS; midnight. 40.
Mean temperature. 81 SO.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, cloudy weather and rain,
followed by clearing weather, variable
winds shifting to cokler northwesterly, fol-
lowed by rising barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

\ SPECIAL MEETING OF the Council Com
mIttee on Streets will be held this afternoon
at ) O'Clock to &C cCnsider the proposed way OF
entrance to the city for the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company.
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INTERESTING SCNDAY-SCHOOL SERVICES -
The closing exercises OF the First Pre>by-
terian Mission school were held in the Elba
chapel on Sabbath afternoon At O'Clock.
The superintendent, Mr.. }. y. X. Sleighl,
made q farewell address TO the school. com
mendinS the faithful services OF his co..
officials, Mr.. W. :. DOnnan, Jr., assistant
superintendent. and Mr.. James Whittet,
secretary; not forgetting also the untiring
Znal and labor OF a chosen band Of teachers.
The school has been large and prosperous.
the recent attendance being from 100 to $50
each session.. and the reason FOR its suspen-
sion j. to further the Presbyterian missioU
work in the western part Of the city by co.
operating with the school taught in The
chapel Of the Second church.
The union OF these two schools has long
been desired by many active Christians, and
il is hoped that BY a hearty and united ef-
fort in this good work the organization Of a
new Presbyterian church may be fastened.
4 gold pencil was awarded to Lena Will
son for bringing ia the largest number OF
new scholars during the year, and handsome
books to Emily Cook, Ashton Cook. Maggie
Cook, Willie Stairs, and Eddie Hicks for
punctual attendance every Sabbath OF the
year.
The united schools. under the Superin.
tendency OF Genera; George J. IIundey,
will meet aS one next Sabbath at half-pa,t
, O'Clock in the Second Presbyterian chapel.
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FIRE N TUE COUNTY. .-Mr. J. +. EOtt,
living on Mrs. Curry's farm near the site Of
old Bethesda church, in Hanover county,
bad oil Of bis feed and potatoes burned last
Friday night. Mr.. Holt was in Richmond
at the time OF the fire. and can tell nothing
OF its origin,
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THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT Mss ANDER.
son As PARTHENIA.- Miss Mary Anderson
appeared al tie Theatre last evening, after
an absence Of some two or three years, and
II was zeal pleasure 10 see Our theatre.
gocrs turn out in ,Uch large number 80
welcome 80 finished and Distinguished an
actress. In their gencAu, recognition and
pronounced expression Of entire appr, c'1-
! ton our people seem deSir0n, 0f maxim
the cneHde hOaOrCGie 20 ;be fir yOm@
southern actress for former cold rcctp-
| ti0n-nOt that her acting last evening was
not calculated 10 clll forth unqualified
praise from an audience otherwise DISPOSED.
! She gave 10 her lmDer,OGltiOn Of PIrtheD1
a reality and naturalnc>s Of expression that
could be by turns plJyful while Il m Of pun
pQ>c, and majestic While defcncc!css, with
ont once tradUcing nature ia the slight
est degree. Her 1.-the, graceful form
was most happily suited 20 the
fair Grecian daughter. and when in The
nobencSs OF the character she eXprcs ,ed
l0fly sentiment or chided the rude b1rbI.
rln ingOmar for hi- unstcmly approaches,
her stature seemed 10 rise prop )rliOndtDy
and u if to towering height, and perfectly
thrilled her audience. To Wines 20 clnrm-
ing and Del feet an actress in play sufficient
" interesting. while free from the slightest
blush Of immortality, aud wlthai teaching
yOOd moral lesson, il an occurrence -
rare that it must have bov refreshing even
TO hose who are ordinarily satisfied only
with the lively FIencn plays OF the dly
The audience seemed thoroughly delighted
from the time Ms, Anderson made her first
appearance on the stage. Indeed A. NE
play proceeded -he raised them 10 such eX-
pre,,ons Of enthusiasm that she was called
befOrs the curtain at the end OF each act,
and at The close OF the third she vas greeted
with a perfect shower u bouquets.
The support was fairly good, Mr.. Leyick
making an acceptable lugomar. Mr.. Down.
ing, who appeared as AastOr, is quite a
fayorie here. and his appearance wa, the
signal for applause.
Tonight Eyadue, when the Theatre will
again be thronged. Wednesday night Miss
Anderson appears in " Love- play IN
which she makes an exceptionally strong
impersonl,oa. She has neler played The
r6ie here, and those who wish TO see her IN
a truly fOrcibIe piece Of acting should be
sure 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

UAGhH's MAGNOLIA BALM,
OR, TO EVERY WOMAN
= FAIR. FBEeH AvD
BEAUTIFUL CoNPLEXiO,.
80 matter how much ~ may have becom .i.
paired iy nature or - h,rwi.e, u makes 10. >xiN
Prrr, ~Orr raDdLISE THAT Of YoUrH.
T. {. BOT only FLrCASrLY PERFrMFp, b.- .tis
IN eyFry W. most periec; wash and "A srLRs I'D
LoIIoN.
II hPPLICATION cannot possibly be- d-., ..el
and h harmless a. water.
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BOOTS. AIluES, dc

All In want OF CHEAP SHOES should take adv,n.
t,es Of this chance 40 provide for themselves. This
is n, humbuR
" =. vii sell the WHOLE STOCK 10 d person
wisLinL' 10 engsge Ia the business. aud RENT OR
SELL T,iE HOUSE. n iS the best sisnd lD The
ely, and c,'abiished as sbotstors for ibe last Ef
ten wears. Call on or address NJ. GOLDEN
fe el5-lm 1928 Mala slIeet, Riclmond, Va
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BRIEF.-The Governor yesterday pardon
ed Rebecca Smith lcolored), who was con-
victed in the Corporation Court OF Danyile
Of keeping dsorderly house, and sentenced
10 thirty days In Jail.
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ing and threatening TO cut and shoot
Thomas p. Lynbam. Richard Hill was fred

surety for his future good behavior.
Henry Green (colered) was found guilty
of stealing one lot OF capdy from +. Neu.
rath, and sentenced TO receive ten ashe..
Arthur alias Booby Ferguson (colorcd),
charged with feoniousIy assauIt,nc and
wounding james Saunders with brick,
was sent on TO the grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

WiCKUDNE-S.-Nnt . had heart. but "a ,a,.. d
Liver g! Often the cause of violence OF ten pct ,G-
Gic'iycn' s. aud sometimes crime; for. When ne
spleen g. ahc'td. the heart l. clogged in IT, Ter
iWpnlses fer want Of action to carry of the bi'a
"i hayr u-ed SIMMONS I IyER REGCLArO9. uy.
on, once, ig' often. and can confidently a.. o. 4
has auuo ne mo.e Yod Than any Other mcdic,le
have cyer us'd ihiuk IL f. the greatest mcd ne
for diseased Liver made IN The world NAM ot NY
%" ghhGrs have n>ed II. and all Will say asn o / (
rot more tbtn Do for lis virtues.
".IOiIN !. ALLEN. Hibi, comfy. Ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

We have jnst received dne stock q ANoNriL-
LApO. TOPhZ, aud Other >HLRRGE>; also. some
nle PORTS. III" quality of these wines is fsry
iine ami The Irce- are very low. W. hy, ulsD Jus
received .orl. 81 h- due.t TEA we have sen -Ilce
the war. " u. ELAIP i 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

70 Haee The hands smooth. to hcep ~ ps
from chlppiug, there D. uo'Liug better fLaI lis
eN"'lcnt GO. pira,fon. Now hat th- cold ste.. I'r
lss ,et 100 r,'r' todY ~Iouid have some pi b..
Pr.puedb by g ROBERTS BNKrR, Lrug,it, 0.
81 Main strffi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

FLORIDA ORANGES, direct from JscLsonlie e
Florida. "a, CHRISTIAN 4 White.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.


rA>KtTS- S-MAEKET-BASKETS LUNCH-BAS-
KE1S, wORK.BAskEI>, TRA0tLElNG-
BASKETS, FLOwER-BA>KEI>, kEY-BAS-
KETS, CLoIHES-BASKEI>, LAUNDRY
BASKE1>, ~ prices to suit The closest buyer;
We will sell youa FULL-slZE TIN SET, with TOP
lin 10 The jar at The same price as the common
sirdghl-jir SET -four sple'j;
TWELVF-sTYLE TIN SETS. handsomely deco.
rated ga Bands aud owers. al So
Nco prices on HlGi-BACK IN SETS tha' are as
iow as any in town;
10. b'g-cst assortment and lowest prices Of CAR
RIAGE-WHlP> at STEVENS.
Mh
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lIrB prNCH. e d,l.clou. beverage. At
CHRISTIAN s WlsTt'..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

Lr. HiETLEY's REMEDY cures Catauh VIA
a.. otl,r Alown rymrdie, fail. Ouc pa'LsJ -
generally Sufficient 10 citr. cnre. So;I 10, D!
drIyei,t~A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

CHEAP LIFE lSsuRANCE.-T TNruty-fyC c.nt f,
viii bny a box Of Dr. Tutts Pills, and they wi -
store the functions OF the liver, stomach. aud Dlv-
els-ihe sources from which nearly every d,sise
originates. II these organs set well long aud
healthy life is assured. Make the inyestment.
win be profitable one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

BiRro1 FROM NLw 0RLFtNs-,h- h.,' 5.,.i
IG,K lu America. a. CHRIsrItS 4 WnItr..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

DELIGHTFUL SENSATION IN THE REGION OF
The palate Is experienced by those who gust cXa1a-
n'ing HUB PUNCH, either with hot water, em9n-
ale hne lee, mix. or IN It's original condition It
a delicate combination Of old liquor, with fru'. Of
surprising ricbn'ss Sold by all iealers every here
al ~ % q bottle
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LOR RENr, THAT DESIRABLE n
Peal Estate Agea, aud Auclioretr.
Eleventh sId Bank ,trse

.DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EN-
ID rCuTED a. the DISPATCH f"iA''NN-
HOUSE
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rLnrR INSTRUCTIONS.


Flour inspected IN Richmond during The
month ending 2Sth February, 1881: l,0G3
bIrrels family, 92l barrels extra super line.
347 barrels >upertine, l5 barrels fine, 80
barrels condemned.
FiRE-ALARNS.
YheTr were only two alarm, ~ fire tn ned
in during the past month. The first Was
turned m on the lG' ultimO from Box No.
IS, and the other on the % 1 from Box -.
RLYENCE COLLECTIONS.
The internal revenue collections for The
month Il February amounted TO Sill
243Ji
CORONER'S REPORT.
Coroner TaylOr was called upon during
the month Of February 10 view The dead
bodies Of only Two persons, who died sud.
denly. This Is the smallest report he bls
made since be- was appointed Coroner. which
was in 1872.
FROM THE CUSTOM.HOUsE.
Daring the mouth Of February three for
eign vessels cleared EOB the cu,tOm-hOu>e.
Two had cargoos OF Hour, comprising
1860 barrels. valued at S39, 273, for BraZll,
ahd one had cargo Of staye,, valued a.
=, ,703. for Spain. Two foreign vessel, &C.
tered from Liverpool with cirgOe. Of salt.
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DEEDS AND MARRIAGES.
During the month ending yesterday 1913
deeds were admitted to record in the clerks
office Of the Chlncery Court. Tbe clerk of
The HcnricO County Court recorded -
deeds and issued ! marriage
white and , coOrod. From .he clerk,
Office OF ;he Hastings Court 30 marriage
licenses were Is,ucd-2S white, and II COL
Ored
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-01

IORSFORD'S ACID PHOsPATR
FOR DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL ENHAUsTION. FID.
TLave used lIor,forl', Acid Pho.pha'c I t. D.
ber Of cases IN wbj.h Il 8 recommended VIZ. ..,t
effect. J. T. ROoKER, NJ g..
HobiesrUle. Ta'.
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oron..-r,e BROWNS DeoNcm,L rrou,l,.
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APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE AS PASSED BY TIE
COMMON COUNCIL ADoPrED-FREE BRIDGE
TO BE CHARACTERIZATION AGAINST RE-
GRADING PINE STREET.
, 1881-07-08

their hearty t,rn, tho nh hacrIr,
prOspcot OF roie rrnnvnrv trop TX ~ ettnmpt ~
your jIfc. ami nj nm a. n,a tf,nc nnitn T1tE III
xo cjtiscn. IL i"hin ~, .g IT, unhe ~ ~, VII ~
nt r,rtnrat,nn ~ VIM s,itS =. ry nsi GULL ~
the wholo Nat,nf,. 1o3' "'"''"' ~ p'''''"' "
'".e "1s'" A'"1o'' ~
fu.,. tu,.t t Iilt toosGit"
Afavnr ioioara,,t,n' i"Wtnta' W nllection qd tne
vnsiertav iiSs aSt' ~ 10 .ho oeGIStary y Mano
i,Itv f"i,nnii ri "'o l., y. tu 'tnyu5 Mma tlts
svinnsfnv tvit,, ~ tho sn,upInS ieSn!ntlpnA oI
nil tec rytmr tha o nsaasInatin,, my It's
inns anil ,maeen o ~ T. a,,,i ,,.an V tGsiHu
mniI t4 "'e''"eo !" iu'i "o1o lor"a1oeu ny
ruo,. sr,,,., r,.
Tho <..,1s.., m e.'e.1sIANf LINCOLN,
co5v., iot.oMmR iaat n,'is pf'va!e aispatcG was re-
fea,,, amso svulink " Mr. Edward D. 1sfaam
A'w," oeeteMly Lincoln.
MAsHiHnafoS. Iu!y 1--a::n Evening" -Eduds5 q
ee.,,Ior< Ia1gG: Eavora1lo condition Of tho
onnion' r fn,i T. e., Very Roon ssRn' ~ ny
slrrn far nnr y aio9o sne bbiiG.pasRnons OF tno
CONC Il tic Frcsii,enf rtcovnts u co"1se' n1us!
NonEitr II. Lisc0LN. Vccretnrv of War.
1,,txt, nrtr,,.,,r
,oroo o,,,i;a,,a, r,,a,, ~. i,i.,,
rim! ulku M auHitnto iiiiGA tlo lftst-Aineflcan
l,nat tTt.l, H. mG. uJispsM Lo sweteIlnR
~, uv lv'lg"lR RaLll3tac lesoIitlon wits
~ ~ WosI;!1. WsosiIUn u =. - ftzgiopob' tclegfaphed
~ ~. " Mstt'etoH'
rin rI. ~ si9: aass & Dtaf'x Skcrtary o. STATE:
itn nfs;,,;,,sn 'nereaM gan g. Eaica9o nehoncea
ho,,orcd ires,d"t nr tia a,h1c ~. VI no oI' oa9
, 1881-07-08
Slavery in l2nGlAud-Tsyenty Tllc"-
Rnn1 Sgnvun III l7Bl-rhcy S:"
fa,tlnr rm T.t3en T1pxw.

TINT sses'ss @ feaa a@y RsSeG IL IT,
nerca rucoutiy asscrtul that such wns tho tact.
a,ld tho correctness nF Tho statement bpfnR qucs.1
one ads9s Sydafs sufficient to prove tas
"1'lc statement iu rcE4ru to tho computed
number Ut aluycs In 1xllton !n 1sea is to be
newspaper slip FROM which va copied II. Our
currcsponlunt vii! tiEl Il snoat ACCESSIBLE, pur-
M Lila waf eet W i sSn sf,
oairtsod Yuntonan of Newcastle. e.t,,-.ryne. giScs
y ~ ooIult!ot estin,atc. IhS flrt ot such sta
llrltanntoa. whluh IL Il standard English Authov-
IA fays; 1t 2no TaSs aSSpor sys Fna IT,
a. new shnlo tho shatac Of our easIer dayd.
Yhu kianap,nx md selling 9f neY5oes now oo-
An.lit must not bo forYostnh that. till tho hut
!nnno 1eGisots Ut tho lass century, tho negro,
liku the l.rlt!sta captive ur tho Enesh criminal
so!l Of England I'd ho WIS on tho soil Ut Amer
"Aud shoso negro sa;yos on tic soil OF England
wore actuui uollnrs, often Ut silver. stcGlu In
t,a 1ulicr. M. 2t5, snAkoa tho boy l'olnpoy say,
.Iho parrut wha n.g M 9ses fro' or %na eHS,,tfy Is
nleI W mlls. Notes md Qucr!cs, pubIlshodat
c4 ts iato It UT u s. snlss :G psfe @
nho illustration VI tho roliara worn by neKr,
fasss y 4 u nry y t II taH sst aes es
tho heA,l nt which u OF hlHck taarbla tho lrat,-
inx round the shoulders anA ehast of yelnod ycl-
blo s0liur, With i pAdlOuk, utll In oyery respect
n.ado lIk! doK's n!et4a % collar. 9noatoiea @ % she
st .b It is4S ~ TS' % T.: saYS e tae 3ss 6 6
working goldsmith rs tio Csnwn h buck Lane.
sstllo paper With tho a1ovs u III udverilslnont,
'TU bs s1li. i negro buy about II years. OF agu,
warsantoa freo t r. M ny t '.eps =; ~ ye9 seei1
, 1881-07-08

GREAT BRITAIN,

= u1sAUSTVNIS . EU5MFsNTt
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Now
York snys: "Gladstoila is criticized for stIE-
: eesting In the Commons TINT tho shouting Of
President Garfield WIS tlla result Of II po-
,ttleal conspiracy" Mr.. Gladstone matlo no
such suggestion publicly, nor, so tar ms is
known here, privately. What lle did say III
tho Commons OIL Sfonday, In r:sponse to
Lord Northcotc's inquiry whether tho Gov
errnont could communicate anything toic)l-
ing tho terrible mid atrnclous crime, was
simply TINT ho could not le surprised tint
the question should DO nsketl III regard to to
outrage, tho character of which was s,tcll as
10 attract tho intention OF tic wholo civilized
world, mud which so greatly affects tic feel
imgs a,.l welfare of Natisn not o,'y
friendly to, England, but growing moro
friendly with Tic years.
, 1881-07-08

op,nro.,,v {f, Vim Trooldnrt,u f,rt.y rbo =,
nlao red,,es,e,i CnIof.tuatlee Wallis No M thc
TrcsltIet,t NJ tho mertfne. to forward tho
same to Secretary Dlnine.
,,ourt,v
1,ozrov hi, ~ ,,oo,,pr ,u,, t,,,., t.,
FannnM fiaii ,dav to szivc Nv n,os, ,Is,n ~ ,tn
ocncrnI th,rSfminoss That I'm ia - !" ti,a n
rrosi,,o,,t ',as 1mn,, .nnro n,,d -, ,'asoa",' s
iu,tnh,v I'm, tl'at tis r,rov"r,, - 'n,w i,n
.rooJv a',, "n,,,,'oto Ed,var, ~ rnai I NV ~
sido,i nt fha enrvtcca. Which con.tsta1 NJ
rau,lin, t,ortIo,,v NJ fI,a .Scrjtturau rro ,,ora
an,f a,ilrnasca' Thev ,xcrc nar,tn'nnto,, II,
by Tca,i. Tia 1,oy. Dr.. Clark. William II.
Ua1,iwim' ,ha nav 4, p. f,nr,in, n. r. Tho
Inv. Nj. Tavlnr. and tllo Inv. n. " wal.
dro1.
1,oNu nl,ASGIr.
LoS1 BRANCH, n. j., July 7-lf the Pres
itlents Improvement continues a grand
demonstration will bo held by cottago own
ers wllo .Iinr 25 rendered tho t'reside,,tn re-
ceptlon. The hotels nre also trennrInr fnr n
iuhi,ottnn II, hn,,or nj tha 1,rcs,tio,t,a rocn,,.
nrv n In i,o,,, ~ tio r,,fecon,i ,.loro
tho 1,r"st.,n,,. ,.as.;"o,t .v,,o IT,. ,,,.a ,o.s,
t,vo vnc.s nsr rim t,rc,vnrss "ua ,,o,",1or
mi nx,i"t.I in rourt,, m ano",,,,t p"ne ~ tna
throuteunI oain,,i,y NJ, h"nv Int y, ~, I'D
st,o r., I'm co"t"n,.,iat tc, calehra,ron '' ~ 'A
''~9 :" Wv ~0'''''''''e'e1 1e''''''
BAN FRANCISCO.
. SAN FRANCISCO, July G-Ihe Taxpayers
Convention Inst evening adopted resolutions
scouting tho fden Of tho Insanity of tho rresl-
.uehpA assassin as myth, Attrlbntlnx Ills nc.
tlon TO political disturbances, inlorH'ng the
acts Of tic President, and extending Its syln-
pntl!]es to lllnt and llls family.
Tho oreeltback Central Club also Tonight
, 1881-07-08
Panemutza Jim tShoshone)-" That

Panemutza Jim tshoshone)-" That ia
s4Tpu. sTsuI.. ,,,,,u. ,p,,
- aaE Whlte {I5annoekl-" Mo anu Slim jim
we speak for them"
MgC1ralnon;-'. now wish to hear wllat
tne 70. dnd19na t!!Ink Of this question VIII you
10y Mr, k!mball make the surveyor
speeches; nNd, III. tiic a6seneo Of "ss 0tysI,ee, s
Capt 'tItn evidently saw Ills opportunity. and
g. g. oce n embraced " #, lie stepped out boforg
'"' ''o's'', i,shavrnrD s,'a \ s,rrc,;.
Sto t eGssraen aa ecrfeiy not nnsrasetal Festiea
tIon. What ilf satl wns MI s trensntnd a'I- n,,t
tiiams. y.i,en Enmf 'tt a .as ~ natt " ne IN
ntiirn1Is ff ia ir.,ia,s % eqi aI s"s!nen!y ~,
yot, fcet?n '''"''' oo'es'+ 'o" "o"'a
Mci;a1nnon-a nm t,troc,n,t h, ,,,, f,,,,4
~ ~ Xxx ~ nlssg ~ tn % 10y lhe ROAD Da built,
tion for tic land rctlilireIi.' ~'''Fs'''''
After long Cutsnltntinn an,onr thn,nu
selves, Capt. jim said: "}Ve ali eov yo,i cnt,
60 nllcad Will, the saryey. Wliell wo meet
the land. II wo lei It 70. We want to Know W
,;t wtat !tIlle tlle trcat Father and Tic big Chief
i,tsit here was handed Gen. a1ccam,non q
'trnystnEyT nAnprrr n e,to, r,v,or,
No partlcuiars.n In slence # wax s' missed
present: md. M fsori rn"s, + tharo nrnut ft.,
is fnce jnk nf tarr1r n,,, nn,, ~ .,nm
o tote Ind r,ceIved @ p ,.,,tt y a,, a,a1Rn tR
st wnrtfs ~ tha nn,tpi tuo rrt, III ' ~, n s1
stunned by tie awful films tt, tleatess . s"'s
a tend silence reg,lctl. broken only by the
ni1fcs insti,cts I1n1 osai thn ,f,,t W mso ~
i1i.fafai tmnsson 1,n",I ~, amt roynoatsn, ~
tic efectrIe fn(earHi,i, sitl, thn f:ronf snirtfs
as tlley do, and seeing thus one Of Its "splrlt-
man ~ h,,s;ntss in9o eoa. rto,f,1 asat
statues. tl1ev warn ttctneoryas i,nnra1s,,t SSn
by sumo eatnInity. and f,amar n,rcsnSu r"M
silnt,s;ss.I exrit"n"ut ,voa ,nntna t itsnif ,t
ibc' which wtfi, III ,ittIo roGa
Inight hnyc ln7cd fnrii, w,ithoptn1 tin,nn.
but CAPT. jiE Kept lis is place on m the floor. iioor..
, 1881-07-08
o. II. DROWNING.

f,t,Yxor iii 1n,v = .srho lin, n II
prnwnin,, ne t1is ci,v q co,,varsa,," @ W ~ a xc
exuressInn of Ills yicws on thn nttc,pnicd as-
snsinattou and H. effects ,lpon ti,o eo,,ntry.
Mr.. Browning ],ns been greatly depressed
by tho sad calamity. and nntlInr of tess en-
crossing lnl,mrta,,ct, conltl induco linn to say
ANYTHING in public prints,
Ile said ho regarded tl,a assault nm motter
how II nav 'tortutuate nd mn ,,n,nnns,,rn,l
calamity. ar tho pu.sldeMt ,lit,s. fin % so
will hr evcn sntldor tl,nn rho ,irntt, n Lin.
cnln. 1Iucoln 1,ntl n,,no rcntiv ro,,n.,od m
'his tifc Iin ,,ad pono tlrn,,rh t,,a trials and
atrup9cs NJ t,e War na,i frac,, nj tl,a sInvss s'
md rcstnrrd fho iI,tnn ~ thc Stotna
so that la mi,,ht ho anil r.
hnvo cro,ynod md rom,,,.,tea tho ercot io,,or
nS lie tIf": 1,n ,yos strirt"n ,ln,v,s ,v,sn ~
oil I,,n,n,, onneo orn,rn I'm tn sir oss,oS,ol b,n,
,va. mrnct1ca1iv cn,mnInrmJ ~ int 1;nsc,, fs n
ro,,n, ,nn,,s r:,oI,,, ~ tso hoetnnin,, NJ Mi.
liz % .,rtt"s % onl % IN was m M hncI,,'m~ ,ro,1 sI,o
oxoc,,tivc fmn",Ions ~ I'm As1mt"is, rot,n,,
unJor i,,,,, h".o I,as,, oxorc,sn,1 ,.i1,, mrant
, "r"Iit "n, @ ai,itr 'i liz h, rood % hat,, st'r
eno, MIN, mi nnbin f,,nmiscs 1r" % las ~.
fected n re,l,,ct,o,, of nx,n,,scs tn Tho ' inv
or,,,,ent in tl,o mnttcr OF tl1o star routes
whicl, win ,,rotnhtv oinount tn mIII,ons NJ
dol)on: !, yontlerftll saving Inns bcon mn,I,
hv tl,o scl,an,t. of rcrnnllnr nj az mar c",,t: %
mud uo,,,n ,iIu,,sItion Inv lnnm :,nn,,fou,ni ~
r"strnln I | tlo wi, rayc M fnr | snoijs.s"clsinr All II
thosa t;,nDs .,ove hea,, ,voi hoon,, tm tho ,irst