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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-02

~ 1, 1881,
Is DAY MORNING, JANUARY 4, 1881.
Y MORNING, JANUARY 4,
~ GURArx THE
+ DOWN PRICES.
N EACH TICKET, AND OVER THEM ARE THE
RI CEsn IN RED,
Il MAKE IN PRICES THAT ARE NOT DEvI
ID FROM.
n ANY DEPARTMENT. AS EVERY GARMENT
Is WILL BE MARKEDDowN.
O RY. AND THEY SHALL TELL.
Is ToNIsHING BARGAINS.
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our s25 sUITkN6s we offer at $40;
Our s2s sUITksGS We ofer at s29
!. Our $50 sUITINGs we now offer a; -s25-all
4 others same .proportonate reduction;
o.J Our s25 OvEROOATs we now offer a. ego;
l Cur $40 ovERO0ATs we now offer al 's24-ail
,!i other grades ct the same proportioLate' redue
l ton.
: BIZ ADE DEPARTMENT.
t4r OvERCoAvs. and ULsTERs generally the
III mark down reduces prices from lo 10 SO. per
cent, according to the quantity Ola style we
have on hand
All our DRESS SCITS marked down from 10 70
20 per C, mt
PARgMENT.
On aIftle ULs TKGsE and OvERCOATs the mark
| dowx is no. iesethan Is per cent.-.in many
| eases At is 25- andsto per cent. l
W. .rat w IN allak af
the goods over "n''' ne :, ''''"' ~ /
goods we are now manu-. ae'ataag.
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JN0. 4. LAUGHr0N. JR.. 10k A. NJ. furniture
show cases, tinware. shoes. doab.e harne :. xc.~
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RODK AND JOB WORK NEATLY,Ex.
! l5ior sncTkh q The pIspATCH PRINTING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-02
AZ FOR THE COLD WEATHER.

fT ALL DRESS GOODS MARKED
ia 2.tod j. MEYER SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-02

A CHICAGO COMPANY RESOLVED TO ADOPT THE
CABLE sYsTEM-DEsCRIPTTON OF THE WORK
ING MACHINERY AND CARS REQUIRED-EAsE
WITH WHICH CARS MAY BE DRAWN UP HILLS
OF THREE OR FOUR HUNDRED FEET IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-02

HLADIES' CLOAKS ANDULSTERS.
"a o ,oS a. MEYE 4 SONS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-17

.. ~ AA'Aes tx
The Wisconsin law against treating
would be as dead ~ . door nail in
Michigan inside Of twenty-four hours.
We are o social people IN this Wolver-
inc State. We wait for mon who arc
going our way home. We wait for
those coming down On the same car
We like company in nj houses, our Of
fees are Away open, and mo admis-
sion except on business Won whom put
up, really means nothing 1t all. Here
in Detroit where . man who can't buy
ale or beer or soda water for two win
not buy for himself. Aman ncverfsels
meaner than when he IL drinking alone.
The beverage doesn't have the right
twang, and doesn't seem to 60 to the
spot.
ed friend up to take something to BE-
numb his brain, but on light drinks the
average Detroiter must and viii have
companionship. No n knows whist .
man,thinkn when he drinka alone. he
dropahis nickle on the marble, gives
his mouth wipe, and goss a sudden
ly to hide his identity - much g posi-
Bile. But when two men stand up be.
fore . sodasfountain there II loquacity,
~confIdsnce and sometimss philosophy.
.Whaf1l you taket
't0h. s1smon and Vanilla"
sTn have the same. It's awful hot,
isn't iffss N
.sxeu bet. Been fishing ystP''
f9ae; Want . plenty Of water in
HsEse.n
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-17
PENSIONS

secsrsa A,so seaafy &c. Psy, Increase
laws. Now IL the fimel no not deleys SOL
diers' widows. Children. Parents. Brothers
vestigafed. Apply atonce. Send two stamps
for blanks and Instructions complete, TO
Paisns &aorn<y. /. Bo1 "a, wa si%,% S%a
ID. {.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-17

in Rochester than VIM. N. Armstrong
With ! conference beaming with sat
isfhction he remarked recently, 'bless-
inaB upon the proprietor Of Werner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1t save d
me.o
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-17

~S q |. -: 3. com
very prevalent aAd AmActing. Icpurinss
~ blood. purass ut the lurking huDsa
IN the sys1an. that undsrmins hsalth ed
sgtas iufo troublsssns disorders. lsup-
los Of ths skin are tho s-ppsarAncs o. ~
sur1hss of humo1 thai should ~ expG11sd
nom NE tlos1. Intsrnal d~nngnsnAu
ere the determ1nA&1an a thaso zane hqr
anss to sons fnansnAl organ - orEnnA
whose act1oas ~ dsrnags AnA whose sub
stanc they d1saass and destroy. AYnn0
aAAA1AnxExA sxpsls thass hnnnss froo
the blood. Whsn thsy are gona, the disoe-
dszs they preduss disappear. such - Ulcss-
siena e b Laver, Stomach, Kidney.
Lungs. Efuptaoas . Eruptavs Dlssasss q
The Skin. 81. Anshony's Fire. noss or E<y-
sipelaa. Pimplss. Pustuies, Blotchss. Deals.
Tumors, letter and sat Rhsum, 1caaa
Head. Ringworm. UIcsrs and sorss. Rhsu-
naszsm. Nsuralsta. Pain in the Bones. side
and Head. Female Weakness, Stability,
Leuoorrhsa arising nom internal ulceration
and utsrins diseases. Dropsy, Dyspspsia.
Emaciataon n Genera Debility. with
uesar departure health returns.
PREPARED ny
on. j. C. AKER 4 CO.. Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical ChemistsL
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
ERs IN MEDICINE.
ApD0ms Z GLOVER, chsysnas,
Wholesale Agents..
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Fullness of Ioo
Lack Of Power or VIII
or Action. ~Palpafation
Of the Heart. Less of
Memory, Los conn-
dence. F~ainting,speus.
H~ysteria. Epilepsy,
Heartburn yspepsia,
SaltRheum, Bronchitis
Weak Stomach, Flntu-
lency, Diseases OF the
Heart and Lungs,
Dropsy b .
rtBy, Constipation,
Jaundice, Catarrh, sore
Throat, Debility. Piles,
Tumors, Sores, Roils,
C~arbuncles, Fever and
ague Llv complaints
Dlabetes. Kidney com
plaints, Gravel, Chilla,
fmpotency,D isordered
conditions OF
Blood, Kidneys or
Urinary Organs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-17
DIR. RHODES F. F.

p RHoDES PA7ENT ELECTRIC TRANsFUSING BATTERY r. v@r sus
e %s %y mani ah a aa sgSss sy T csfsrs S SIZE hass soc ssa ants sS ss e.. s sTSo rs ss ss aS1 S Scum
Address all ommunGation to H BROWN, Manage. . o fremont Stree, Boston ~
MaT Tors utco ~ sbbbo S "a sqs fnSiv AFTER aSrt r. IN refund the m0ney - ssso,v
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w eekly Leader,
Issu.D Eyxzr rHussBAr
rsr-.. q 80. x.-s.sn.ss n.ifss.z.
Commercial JOB Prnasng

ofeyery kind Ns@tiy. chssply and ExPedi-
tiously executed. Cards Of svsry shape md
kind. BM Hsad1. Lettsx md Note Headinsa.
blanks Of every kind Poatsrs, etc. printed
ON short notice. Having . new lot Typs
and Presses. We can do handsoms work n
Low Prices.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-17

Tho y. &. Mall carried We
nave First-Class Eating stations, and
inc division agents taxa Al pains 70
secure - comfort Of pas5enesr1. M
~ = wsll protected, having three
military posts on the road, lssyine
only = sElss between military campa
.nausi11 efsty Over ths entire ros4e.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-17

PIANOS I! I!A!|!l!!g!!! I'D 4; !; & !; :; Sd E d ]; ]: ; |
PIANOS. we can onsr good tndncements
IN direct nom our iactory. 10 good espon-
sibie parties we Will send an ~instrnIhent on
tia. % be paid 1cr rSse to1na sSIffs9s2lys
4 "a. fsstablished 1857 206 TO 23 West a6th
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-17

Above brand on any part Of the
animal; crop off left ear; dewlap cut
down. Horses branded same on left
hip and shoulder.
Also own X-O on both sides.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-17

T. A. TENT. P. O.. cheyeun
wyo. Range, North Fork of Lara
mic River.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-17

The only BATTERY
known to the World
C q a b OF being
CHARGED with f
L PROPER
TIES. W hich Is
TkANSFUSED INTO
THESYSTEM. II YOU
are AFFLICTED with any
OF the following Dis
EASES don't neglect
10 wear one OF our Bnt-
teriesSviz
Paralysis, Brain and
Nerv u Diseases.
Rheumatism, Gout'
swollen Joints, Sciat.
lea, Neuralgia, Lumba-
20, Aches and Pains.
NerYous and General
Denllity. Spinal Dis
eases, Weak Back or
Side, Washing, Decay.
Restless Nights. Night
mare. Melancholy,
Dizziness or Vertigo,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

NEW YORK has at last Got one Sena-
tor who won't resign in a pinch. Now
let the Legislature elect another and
then their work though tardy ii being
done will be well done.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

THE ILLNESS of the PRESIDENT
aged mother will not be received with
any surprise, but it will increase the
plblic sympathy for her and her Illus
ious son. Being eighty-one years OF
a t and not being i'll very good health
for ecmr time past, she must have ST.
ttred much in mind and body from the
shock the awful news of the attempted
assassination Of her son caused her,
and from the terrible suspense which
folio we'd. That she may recover is The
eunest wish Of every true citizen OF
the Nation, but in her advanced age it
is almost too much to hope for, but
ev.ry one will earnest y desire that she
shall i've to see her son restored to
health. Tie meeting Of mother and
son once more would he another affect.
ing incident connected with the strange
and terrible events through which they
have passed during the last eighteen
days.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19
A Faithful Pastor.

At n meeting of stewards, trustees
and leaders Of the Ezi0n church, Ninth
and French atreets, held on Monday
evening, July Is, the following resolu.
tlous were offered and passed unani-
mously:
WHEREAS, After three years of ar
duous and faithful labor among us, we
are called upon to part with our rever.
end and beloved pastor, Rev. DR.. Will
liam Il. Butler
Resolved That through the blessing
of Cod under his administration tht
church has prospered, both spiritual
and temporarily, the accessions to thu
membership being larger than they
have been for years, and the fnancia
condition better.
Resolved, That we anticipate hi
parting from us with deep feeling ant
profound sorrow, and we feel that II
losing him we lose a man of Stirring
ability, friend of ready sympathy ant
and Il pastor OF true pie'y.
Rpsolved, That wfile we lament th'
nee ssity which takes him from us, ~
are yet loyal to the rules of the church
aud If, in the providence or God, HI
could be returned to rs for another yea
We would hail his return as p,uch a,
we deplore his departure, and in gOin,
he carries the heartfelt prayers ola unit
ed church tor his continued success il
the cause of Christ, and his own per
sonal warfare, both spiritual and TEN
pOral.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

How DOES IT come that the unfortu
nate young girl, Laura MeGrath, was
allowed to be compelled to lead life OF
shame on the Brandywine, with brutes
in human shape from July Fourth until
last Saturday, without being rescued
from their clutches? There are three
special police on the Brandywine, and
it seems that one of them at least was
aware that the girl was behaving in Il
disreputable manner and yet Laura
was never arrested nor rescued until
after she had been maltreated, cutfed,
abused and outraged for twelve con
secutive days. This is very weak evi.
dence Of the boasted efficiency of the
Brand 3 wine police and is poor security
tor the safety o. !oung ladies who think
they are safe on the Brandywine be.
cause it is protected by special police.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

WE WOULD say to tie managers OF
til. Brandywine Summit Camp who ar
.OmpWhat exercised for the success of
their camp on account Of the small poN
reports from Wilmington, thar they
have nothing tC fear from that cause
Many of the reports they hear Of the
rayages of the disease are totally un-
true and others are fralfully eXaggev-
a,ei. There is and has been small poN
in Wilmington, iut it is circumScrbed
and kept 10 itself and we believe that
in a few days there will I've none. At
any tate there is no danger of those few
who may have the disease attending the
camp meeting rs that would be the
worst thing they could do to cure them
selves. We sayagain that our Brandy
wire Summit camp meeting friends
need have no fear from that score. So
they can 20 ahead with the camp tie
same rs if they had never heard Of small
poX.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19
O,lr Wheat ('rOD.

A month ago the most trustworthy
reports indicated that the wheat crol
OF the United States for 1881 would
hardly fall be ow 450,0Oo.ooO bushels
unless the weather should be untavora'
be. According to Later reports it has
been unfavorable in some localities, and
the prospect IS that it will be smaller
than expected in Ohio, Indiana, ILL
nois, Michigan and Iowa. But the s
innate of loss in These States as giv' Il
by TIE latest "Produce Exchange i'ul'
letin" does not exceed 60, 900, 600 bushels
while all accounts point to large in
crease Of yie.d in the other States. II
i quite important also that the San
Francisco Produce Exchange reports
that over l2.244,27S bushels of wheat
and 1S4 ,592 barrels of flour from the
crops of 1880 are still on hand in that
State. In some parts OF the West, too,
the quantity of wheat carried over is
larger than ever before, SO that there is
little reason to fear that we shall not
have enough to supply all foreign de-
mands. To the American producer
Therefore, it is an item of importance
that scarcely ii medium yield of
wheat is now expected in Germany,
and slightly less than IN average crop
in France.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

THE RATHER unfavorable report from
Washington ola partial relapse in the
Presidents condition will cause feel
ing of uncasiness all over the country,
and yet there is nothing to be alarmed
at. There never was ii patient so near
deaths door as the President was, who
had not more and worse relapses than
he has had before he recovered. DR..
Bliss on being asked whether there was
anything in the patients condition tC
justify uneasiness, replied: 'Nothing
whao.ver." These lelapscs are nothing
more than what should he expected
indeed their ahsence has been the sur
prise in the Presidents case.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

| BALTIMORE CONES to the front will
the largest number OF cases of death from
the use of the toy pistol on the Fourtl
of July. Seventeen boys have died o
lock Jaw already from such wounds
Al d the returns still come in. This i:
Ger ainly very dangerous weapon t.
Or ,duce such Il harvest of death. AL
the injuries which resulted SO fatally
came from shots through the eft hand.
The pistol is so constructed that the
lett hand must be used in pressing down
the cartridge, while the hammer is held
back by the right thumb, hence the
woun Is all in the left hand. The death
returns tr IN all over the country from
the toy n>tol should make it very un-
popular aud lead to its abne cation by
parents when they want to bay their
dear boys a holiday present. one death
a day or two ago in this city from the
same cause brings the proof of the dan
gerouS character of the toy pistol nearer
Ii me.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

CoNKLING will surely have to put
off his vindiCation until some more op-
DOrtune time.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

TITS HARD to conceive of punish
ment severe enough short of capital
punishment for the wretch that would
take an innocent girl from family and
in single day rob her of everything
and the only thing which is woman s
pride anc protection. We are not the
especial champions Of the whipping
post, but we conld stand by and see the
wretch that ruined Laura McGr,th
whipped until the blood spouted from
his veins without ono. Hincing. We
hope no effort will be spared to ferret
out the guilty wretch and bring him tc
the INC st severe punishment the law car
infict.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19
BROKERA.
ID Il. ROBINSON 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROK ERS,
N. Z OOR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
Wilmington, DeL
Elvsvn Nd aau1 Low (Nfv nnnAo

Stocks bought and sold In the New York
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
sion.
Letters Of credit given, available In all
parts Of the world, and drafts on England
Ireland, France, Germany and switzerland
Issued.
We have now for sale 20 shares New York
WoOdlawn and ROckaway Car Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19
small Pox Dying Out.

1t is gratifying TO be Informed 'ha'
the small pox has suddenly disappear
cd from the city and the increase OF
cases some ten days ago appeared to be
the parting shot as it was gong II Is
to be regretted however that it should
on leaving, create such unnecessary
alarm to our citizens which endangered
the spread of the disease more than
anything else that could have happen
ed. The most of the cases were slight
attacks of varioloid, which lasted III
some instances not more than three or
four days and then disappeared. In
some instances. ii is said that yeIlo"
flags were displayed for attacks OF
chicken pox, measles and y>ipeas,
but this fact if true, is no reflection
upon the attending physicians for in
such times of excitement it was better
to err little on the safe side than to
call a case of small pox somethi is else.
The scare has been great injury to the
business of the city.
We mentioned yesterday that tie
Jackson s. Sharp company had 4 con-
tract for three or four thousand dollar
lob, which was withdrawn, IT being
deemed dangerous to come to this city
from fear of small pox. AS it has been
with this manufacturing firm, it has
been no doubt, the same to greater or
less extent to all other manufacturers,
merchants and tradespen. All this
has happened when there was very lit
tie if any danger, and ii is to be sincere
ly regretted that such a needless and
uniustifiable scare should have result
ed from the exaggerated reports.
The disease, now, however, We are
ha,,py to say is about being stamped
out. Our physicians have got to under
stand the run of the disease much bet
ter than at first, and are better able
from experience to fight its progress and
crush it out. Our readers may Unde:-
stand that the disease is on the wane
and disappearing, when the Board OF
Health found it unnecessary for fu.-
ther hospital accommodations and the
project which was uppermoSt il every
body's mind for securing additional!
hospitals has been entirely abandoned
because there is 10 need of them. DR..
Ogle says that at no time yet have the
limited hospital accommodations OF
Fourth and Broome streets been any
thing like exhausted, and the Doctor
also gives a tiattering report Of the
speedy recovery Of nearly all who were
sent there. "The disease is dying out,
is the report we receive from the physi-
clans who have had the most of that
kind of practice, ami we with every
body else are glad to hear that report.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

'CAHlLL HOUSE, AShwEf NV ! 5fKsEYl rAHk
Win reopen June Is, 1881. TIE situotion IL
known as one Of the most desirable IN AsburJ
Park Two minutes walk from beach and
bathing-grounds; near the lake,. T.,e hous.
has been enlarged: several new rooms added
and refurnshed: spring beds hair mattresses,
etc. bath rooms, hot and cold water, perfect
drainage, gas throughout, improved kitcheL
facilities, greatly enlarged dining-room and
sumptuously provided table; will riya, the
best Of seaside resorts. Apply early and Sc.
cure choice Ct room. Address Mrs. NJ. u,
CAHALL, Third avenue and Kingsley street
Asbury PAX, N. J. my3O- I'm
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

Still Live.

All kinds of Fish, fresh and good at
McClure's Fish stalls, Eighth street
market.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE is hard on
Conkling. 1t says, the State of New
York has ceased t" be the personal pro
perty of a Primate. Hereafter it will
he possible for man of brains to get tt
the front in New York politics occasion
ally. The chief requisite for promotion
will no longer be a willingness to bow
down befpre Roscoe Conkling and bumI
the ground with the forehead eacl
morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

In THE Albany contest yesterday.
Mr.. Lapbam a, ked five votes of an
election, Conkling sti being able to
hold his own. n, W long this will last
tits hard to IRE let, but if the stal war
who see there is no earthly chance of
electing Conkli1g still persist in defeat
ing the election of Senator upon them
be the responsibility.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19
HOTICE1.
TAKE NOTICE.
All persons are hereby warned

All persons are hereby warned
NOT TO THROW
DIRT, RUBBISH OR ANY OFFENSIVE
MATTER
In any Of he streets, lanes or alleys Of the
City Of Whining ton, az the ordinance passed
BY City Council imposing penalty Of TEN
DOLLARS on every person 70 doing will
hereafter be strictly enforced. All persons
that reside or have stores oa N arket street, or
any portion Of the city east Of Market street,
will collect all their ashes, dirt and rubbish
and place them on the curb stone in vessel
Or vessels not larger than = -four barrel, on
every Monday morning before o'clock, and
II II is OF removed before night they must
immediately notify the Street Commissioner.
All persons residing In that portion Of tho
city west Of Market street will place all the
dirt, ashes and rubbish collected by them on
the curb stone before I O'Clock on Tuesday
morning, and II 1t is not taken away before
night they must Immediately notify the
Street Commissioner and he will have II re-
moved. l.. r. LYNCH
Street Commits oner
Wilmington, July Is, 1881. jyl5-6t
Daily Republican., 1881-07-19

SENATOR MILLER, the newly elected
Senator from New York, is a farmer and
a manufacturer Of paper pulp. lie has
three sons and a daughter ard lives Oh
his farm In the edge of Herkimer coun-
ty. Me is a Methodist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

American cannon the British flag which their ahces
toIs floud cheersl had helped to pull down nun
drcd years ago. Renewed cheers Mr. Chairman.
how treat ,oace it would have been TO the dying
President how great solace 1t must DE 20 IhosG
relatives of his that survive, to those that $1,000
beside his death-hed, when the two nations agreed
to forget what Tcgretable III thelf past III =
common prle for his dying moments; we hGaru
that he said at one moment OF ms illness: 10
while 10 struggle on. If only for TINS that every
moment he struggled on increased the anxiety Iha
therefore the sympathy, of tho two nations mat
were watching his dying moments. llheers'l ana
happier still would it have been for HIM IL ne Gouu
have struggled on to see the centenary OF lotk-
town. and see the friendship OF those two nat' MS
caused bv hrs assassination. lie might thch
think gentlemen, have sunc AHac dimIttS WIN
a cheerful heart. lCheers.I
Sucb declarations as those of Lord Granville and
Lord Rosubcry, such acts those of the Lord
Mayor of London such cheers as those wh'ch
echoed from the banks Of the Clyde and through
the streets OF the English capital give us right 10
hone that the brotherly goodwill they manifest may
be as lasting il is genuine. o. W. .