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I tic procession vii! be moving along at or
before ii o'clock this morning. Precise
/ directions ~ 20 The formation 81 Tie line
on Broad street arc elsewhere IN our
columns given to-day.
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TuE TOURISTS 1T THE THEATRE.-The
audience 1T the Theatre last night was con-
sidefably larger than upon the previous
night, and the entertainment proved more
interesting and satisfactory. The play,
which Is full Of extremely amusing incl
dents, passed Off very we'll and evoked
much laughter aud applause.
Tonight the same piece win be perform
ed by the same players, and the only change
that will be effected will be in substituting
the old for the new introduction.
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PoCAHONTAsT TRIBE, No. IA, George w. Toby,
ANNAW0N TRIBE, No. 80, c. +. Illll, Marshal;
CHlCKAuOMiNY TRIBE, No. 81, John Car
ycdo Marshal;
JAMESTOWN TRIBE, No. Al, n. Montgomery,
Marshal: 49,
cHiCiKAMAUGA TRIBE, No. AZ, /. r. Pock-
lington. Marshal. -, -,
INDIANOLA TRIBE, No. 81, c. 5. Welis' Mar
PAWNkE TRIBE, No. 50, II. p. Kelley, Mar
shall.
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by w. Goddin,
Heal Estate Auct.oneer,
Oalcc Eleventh and Bank streets.
rrRUsTEEY SALE OF HANDSOv


TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
i BRICK DWELLING, AND ABOUT 0yr
HUNDRED LOTS ATTACHED. on ClftPfU
HILL. ADJOINING THE NEW CHiMBORAZn
PARK, IN FULL NIEW OF RICHMOND, CHS,
Of Mcssrs. W. Goddin. y. II. Guy, ard AinXaIfa-
H. Sands, trustees respectively la three ccrsir
deeds Of trust from hr. David Anderson. d.. a-d
Wife aud Others, duly recorded I'm HeDTico tfurfy
Court we shall. IN execution thereof, proceed u
sell at public auction on the premises on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1881,
~ fair; II not. on tie first fair day thcroanr-l
commencing al 3 O'Clock J.. NJ. the LARGE AMI
WELL-BUiLT BRICK DWELLING locatf n
the corner Of Broad and Thirty-siNth street, nov
In tie occupancy &c Mr. Anderson, cont iU'1y
nine roOms, exclusive II klichca, in pretty RI1i
repair, ard Insured IN tie Mutual AssurancD fof
s2.OS0 net. The LOT has on Il several fruit ana
slade-trecs with well ~ delightful waier.
After the sale Of tie dwelling the ADJOINING
LOTS embracing about 100 IN numbor arror1-
ing 10 the plat ~ survey b be exhibited 40 Doe
sale, will be sDd.
Now that the Chimborszo Park y approac'iny
completion, with its handsome walks and sl.1-
trees and with access 10 70 by Broad street If d.
believed that no property now on The m.r.rf
offers such speculative advantage rs this doe.
As the property win positively De sold hldl,n
are specially invited 10 attend.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance M six, twelve.
aud eighteen months, fOr negotiable note, iut. .r.t
added, aud secured by ccc9 ~ trust.
Trustees IN tho first deed.
W.GODDlN aud J. n. GUY.
Trustees n The second do,I.
ALEXANDER 81. SANDS.
Oc % Trustee in tie third decd.
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Observation-Disclosures RAILROAD

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received AZ Roa-
u0ke. Roanoke county, Va, until IUESDAl !, Mo-
yember Ist Nv the undersigned, FOR tie LAYING
or TIIE STONE FOUNDATIONS AND BRICK
WORK OF THE ROUND-HOUSkS, MACHINE
SHOPS &C.. proposed To DC erected by the shenan-
doah-Valley Railroad Company; Tor when WORK
the Railroad Company propose 10 furnish stone,
brick. and lime.
Plans and specifications can De seen and inior-
nation obtained az the Office OF the DIVISION In
gineer ShcnandOah-Valley railroad, AT Roanoke.
oc elliot W. W. coz, Chief Engineer.
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ANc1rvr oRnEn uNIrED DRums.

LEE GROVE, A. s. Lloyd, Marshnl;
STONEWALL GROVE, Robert Jonas, DR., Mar
shall
LIBERAL GROVE, Charles Peters, Marshal;
STEWART GROVE, Augustus Taylor Marshall;
EXCELSIOR GROVE, Richard McCOol, Marshal.
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No family should be without LYDIA Z. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
BillousAess, and Torpdity Of the Liver. Twenty
five cents per box. Sold by all druggist.
an 2G-c0d
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cALrOF ykLUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN SOUTHAMPTON COJxTY.-WiIIbeso sold
ON the premises, on tho
23D or NOVEMBER, 1891
the FARM formerly belonging to james Holmes
deceased, situated within -four miles OF Franklin.
said FARM contains GAL ACBES. Is well TIM
bered aud admirably adapted to the production Of
peanuts, cotton, corn, &C.; has comfortable
dwelling Of six rooms, and all the necessary OUT
houses. ~ q
For further information apply 70
X. X. GRIFFIN
&C 26 franklin, Southampton
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RrcKINGHAli RAmrOAD CONrANY,l

RicHNoND, Va, October Is. 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y cFIVFD MI the Office Of undersigned, corner
Bank street and Eleventh, Richmond, Va, until q
O'clock l.. ". MONDAY, october 81, 1881 Tor
furnishing and erecting complete ready Tor rails
HOWE TRUSS RAILROAD BRIDGE
crossing the James river adjacent 70 line 81 the
Hrcr-to sixty-six miles west Of Richmond, Va.
Frcn spau about one hundred and forIy-siN feet
Ou. TO out. IL.
90 WALTER g. BERG,
Engineer IN charge.
Il rtot-tr - Vice-prpsi,Icuf Oc23-td
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Hastings Court.-This tribunal-Judge
s. Bassett French presiding-held very
brief session yesterday, adiowning after
the entry of few chancery and common
law DEGREES. The criminal docket was not
coIlo1
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NONFEDERATE BONDS.

Am buying largely these bonds with all coupons
from July, GO, attached. Until orders exhausted
win pay SO thousand for suei bonds delivered al
my Office, 81 Wall street, New York, free Of ex-
pense, IN lots under one hundred thousand, and
s2.hO thousand In larger lots.
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PROPOSALS..
RIcnToSD Ayp hIlkeuANY R.R. Co..

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY Z. r. Co-}
ENGINEER's OFFICE,
RtCIIMnNp. VA, october %, 1881.
no BRICHLAYERS AND CAkPEN-
,rFEg.-Seliei proposals viii De received 10
the o..icc OF the undersigned until o'clock T. NJ
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1881
Tor tho r.XCAVATlNG and DRAINING BRICK
WORK and CAEpENTEE'S-NORhr required IN
he cou.tructon Of q locomotive round-hoUsc stu
atcd II Lynchburg, Va. WALTER 4. bEh0,
or 3S-Gt Engineer n charge.
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BY George =. Crawford
Real Estate Agent and Aucilontef'
1908 Bank street.
by George r. Crawford
Real Estate Agent and AuclioheeH
1908 Bank street.
rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 DEslKAb,L

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 DEslKAlb'iL,-
foT- WITH SMALL FRAMED DIV .r
ING THEREON, SITUATED On tht.R
STREET BETWEEN HARVEY NM - g.
sTREETS.-By virtue ~ deed ~ uu'1 '..,i.g
NJ, Lockuain aud wife q roc as trustee
date October o, 1850. and 81 record ~ l, ,s.
Office Of HenrlcO County Court, ID. p. i've t.f
34S, default having been mace ih tit l'3 I'd te
beneficiary, | viii offer fog sale 80 a"''i.'
the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER b lr9' dol.
al 4 O'Clock 4. NJ. the PROfEEil 900 arhrs
said deed, as follows Fronting ~ 49, 1i,ptr
ON the west Hue 81 Temple flct@ st99,'f ID b. all
and Dover streets, rGnning back lflt ''-'
alley | 5 feet Wide. 1000 ,yt,b Interest
from October 8, 1851, and eAl@h.N9 a. Al Lo.k-
main may direct. 49,. 90 ,V-FORD,
NAiNNh''' Trustee
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bIoNDAY, OcToBEu b. IesI,

az lie hour Of Z. NJ. Of said day, small tuf dee
sirihlc TRACTOF LAND, coultmiug hy D-t.Hf-
ton SIX ACRES. be thc same morcor ic., lF.u- 10
Duysl's addition t1 the city ot Richmond. .-t
outside the city limits. between thr Brock r.lHl.
the New North road, or fii-t-~tr,c- road, fUI .-
Joining the lands Of Thomas Hooper anal ic l.'.
William A. Robinson. 3ud being ,hc same laIi 10
which lie late 4. A. hrisrhmaun. died .,.l...
1hls tract Of land hoiuR situated -nur1r tlrcf. D..
desirable as market garden Orae ttc,.c ui hrI Go
iugs for almost any minui>cuuriIe lu-iut-
EDWARD !. CANNON.
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN.
Oc o5 Commissioner
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16rm ~ nr NONENlTR.IRsI.

az u N.,that very VALUABLE SLATE-QT AIRY
PROPERTY known ~ pcrrpu'- Eig Omul.'
A. include about ONE III NDktb AND tlt il
ACRES OF LAND, having ou DO huillnI., J. Ii.r.
aud other apparStu. Tor quarryiug slate. u .I-
uatcd in that region Of Buckingham county s1 i.'I
I'm slate that 10 has given o. thr principal stream
running through it The name ~ " slate river, .H
JLR -Glate Is If the hnct. fE-ity ior root. p IHl
other u,,c Ti1''s W awarded % tle N0rl} ti 3D.
high premium. IL f. lGcatcl about Three inlID 3D. ID
Brrino Blun, ON tine Richmond and A.ctah} i.l-
road, AMI Immediately on The liEc 90 tlc lI.i'-
Bucklngham railroad, which Niil connect VIII lL,
Richmond aud Allegheny railroad "a Hrrm'.
4 fine opportunity is presented l1 ili' WY +.
ing. capitalist FOR profitable Investment GOD
property. ,,..., ... i
and residue Ga one, two, and three Year, Nlil i..
tcrest for bonds and surety: ~ purchase ili. y
one fourth or more cash and dispense "iI .'.' y
on bonds. This g. lat offering, the Court il''..t
ordered pcrcmptory cOndruJtioa 90 Li 'ie.l .I''.
w. '' THOMAS s. EOCOCh.
Aup0mattON tuurtnuur.
WOODEN,
Now Canton,
". b. PETIT,
Palmyra.
WILLIAM ~ CiEtlL.
buckingham tUuTtIrH..,
oc 23-codtds Commission.
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By z. u. ChaiIin & Coz
Real Estate Agents and AuctlonCcrs,
No. I north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF TEN ACRES OF
"A LAND. WITH NICE DWELLING AND
HANDSOME GROUNDS, ALSO, VERY EN-
TENSIVE AND COMPLETE OUT-Bt ILDINGs.
on THE MECHANiSNlLIE TURNPIkT
ABOUT ONE AND \ HALE NlLES PROM
THE CITY. ADJOINING TnE BEAUTIFUL
PROPERTY OF join II. DAVIS. lSQ.-ht o..
request OF Mr. Henry Bricl, we Will sell 10 public
auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1891,
~ Q o'clock T.. ", his BEAUTIFUL and DE
SfEABLE LITTLE FAitM- located aa above dee
scrihed.
This place Is highly improved and very yaiuahIs
and being so neal the city makls D. avery dD .la-
bic home.
Immediately after we viii sell
3 head of EXCELLENT CA1ILE 10 COWS aGI
helfrs):
| FAMILY HORSE;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, consisting Of VIC
on, &C.. 80.
TERMS: Very l.bcrsl. and announced no sale.
X. Il. CllAttlS s. CO..
Oc 25-Gt AUrfinrHIH.
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VALUABLE SLATE-QCARBI FOR
\ sALE.-By ylrtJc NJ % decree OF Tie Circuit
Court OF buckingham, u NOrycH AND other .s.
Buckingham Slate Company and giho-. wt -.l.l
offer for sale publicly. AZ Brrmo iluii Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, opposite Ncr Canton, .I
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND STOLEN

LOST, STRAYED, AND STOLEN.
I OST, on YESTERDAY AFTER
IL NOON, somewhere on Sliockoe Ill., q SMALL
SILVER MEDAL, shape OF Malice cross. on
one side was the word "Alu'ic,N and the other n
name. 4 reward will De given If It IS returned 20
eO7 ca't Grace street. &C 2G-lt'
7 OsT, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
~ October 18th, between 3 and 4 O'Clock. =
NEW BLACK SOFT FELT HAT q. \. Nlen'sl
from q carriage. between Tenth aud Bank, Bank
and Ninth, Ninth and Grace, Grace and Firth,
Fifth and iTOld. and Broad and Fourth streets.
suitable reward win he paid Il lcf' 20 The Office Of
collector Of customs, cu3tom-hou1c Richmond,
W.. oc 26-Itf
I OST, ON TIE STREET, A Asxs
II GENTLEMAN'S CALF-SkGN ezsessf-l5
CATER. not much Worn. The iudcr viii be re-
warded by leaving it at no. 1929 FRANKLIN street.
I OST, A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
IL 40 USE hut 90 Tie owner. The nnder would
ei'''''' ''''S' y ' THOMAS =. TAYLOR,
&C 2G-1t* 10 cast Twelfth street, New York.
FOR RENE.
DOR RENT, NEAT LITTL Z o.
II DWELLING, with fouc rooms, new. No. HI
2J6 south Laurel street Possession given N2ycm-
w. ''' &EoRGE :. vAsuoN & son,
oc oG-3t No. Tenth street.
EOR RENT, BRICK STORE, with e.,
L DWELLING above Of five or SIX rooms IL
in good order. No. 1921 west Clay street. This is
a good stand for = family grocery. Apply TO
oc 2C-3t No. Tenth street
DOR RENT, BRICK STORE, with a.
II DWELLING above, No. 1000 II. James %
street TIL, property Is new and In good order vi th
sstorc-aNture5 complete, good stand Tor "a retail
GEORGE s. yAsHON & SON.
oc cost No. Tenth street.
DOR RENT, LARGE BRICKG=
L DWELLING-HOUSE No. lO4 Mayo IL
Also, FRhME-AND-BRICK HOUSE No. 400
west Grace street cont timing about TX rooms.
Also, FRAME HOUSE No. fC05 aou!h Cherry
street, containing three ICONS.
hlso, STORE ana "I.II,..... 40. 715 cast Main
st.eet.
Al,o, STORE and CELLAR No. 1892 cast ~
No, TWO sroREHoUsEs on ;Gstant =
tween Tenth and Eleventh stlGoiN cary street oe-
oc 23-3t Flqt. LION TAYLOR,
ION pU,-1, p,-'-.eyenlh and lh'nN streets
'G TFsIfIs. 36af, TIE TWO Verge
az, 0nnardh ABLE FARMS, with conycnicntIz-4
sud Sc0mmodious DWELLINGS and oHi-no'!,,. ~
barns, &C. with plenty Of good land WYNN IN, 3HU
wards of tie eastern corporation limits OF the cry
Of Richmond. Apply 10 -, c,,,.,pDr>-
W. l.. COW AhDlN,
nc 1G-eodts 1913 Main street.
NOR RENT. THAT MOST DE-Gs
L SIN NBIY-LOCATED AND COMMO- -
DIOI's FOUR-sTOKG DWELLING No. olS
east Franklin street, between sixth ana ScFchlh
streets, now occupied by Mr.. james y. Duhlgl ?.
. T,c hou.c has eleven rooms; stYtc-rDom and hdJh
large kitchen. stable and carriaFc-hou-c. Ihe lpl
Is fill depth To q 2U-fDOt alley. Pos c-sieh gwen
October 1t. Fer "a businessman ms mouse 3i,
fer "a rae opportunity 10 secure a dehghuui
home. Apply ut ..,. ~, my .,.,,r, t.t,rr
oc 5-lfn 1871 LAST t-Aisf - hIsisi'
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

TOILET ARTICLES.
ENGLISH HAIR-DRUsIIES,
ENGLISH TooTH-DRUsHEs,
FRENCH PERFUMERY,
TOILET POWDER,
sPONGEs, FLEsH-BRUsHEs, &C.
For sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
aud corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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Ev ou,rlcs q HcCurly
By Queries q BcturlN
(succcs0rs 10 Robert %. Lynch
Real Estate Agents, Broker. and Aucu5Eccr.
1919 Haiu street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRACI
~ OF LAND IN DUYAL" ADDITION On.
CITY or RICfiMOND.-Ey virtue of drrI.. u
The Chaucery Court Of city = Ricmrost Dut...
on the 2lsi day Of june. 1851. iu e -uit tH.Ii
pending bv the style OF Sch'dtld, &c., rs. lI...
&c. undcrsi gned, spcci al commi --i0ut.- name.
IN said decree, VIII oGor for sale no auction, p Oh,
premises. ON
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HEADQUARTERS CHIP MARSHALL
EfETu DTVTsfON
IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.

The following Associations viii comprise the
Fifth Division.
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TOR RENE.

DOR RENT, NEAT LIT T l. L o.
Il DWELLING, with foug rooms, new. No. HI
2JG south Laurel street. Possession given N1yCin-
Der 9Th. Apply 70 800. ,.,,-
Oc oG-3t No. Tenth street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-08-12
The Nations Patient.

There is nothing discouraging about
the news from the President, who is
seemingly doing well. He had a bad
day on Sunday, caused by the forming
of another pus cavity, which was treat
ed by a surgical operation on Monday
morning. The President stood the or
deal well, though of course it weaken
ed him; and if it is found necessary to
cut into him much more it will perhaps
be more than he can stand, for even the
strongest strength has its limit. But
the surgeons are very hopeful, do not
expect more pus cavities, and see no
reason why he may not ultimately re-
cover. Recovery will be slow and te-
dious, however. On Tuesday he was
able to write his signature in a fairly
firm hand, which shows that he is get
ting a little stronger, and we trust this
is but the forerunner of better things to
come. But the people must be pre-
pared for more or less fluctuation in
the Presidents condition for some time
vet
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-08-12

ing him to an innocent-loOking pitcher,
to pour his own water,-a and the water
turns out whisky. In st. Adams sa-
loonist sells whisky in two, four and
six-drink TASKS, labeled in this fash
ion, Sold by J. C. Crumley, Plattsburg,
n. Y, 25th July, 1881 The drug store
soda fountain is of course in operation,
but the most ingenious device is wa
ter-coOler in a cigar store the patrons
of the store take a drink from the cool
er, buy a cigar and go out if the I'M
initiated try the cooler it only runs ice
water, but those who know press a
spring up instead of button down,
and are rewarded by whisky. The
narrator doesn't locate this cooler
more definitely than by saying that
the people of Rutland county needn't
go across the mountain to find it.
There are also barges on Lake Cham
plain which are floating liquor saloons,
and country tavern keepers smuggle
their supplies from these concerns,
which are of course kept in New York
waters" This writer also goes on to
reflect on the physicians, some OF
whom, he says, can be hired easily to
write prescriptions for town agents to
fill.
This Western correspondent OF
course drew somewhat on his imagi-
nation, but we have not much doubt
that there is a good deal of truth in
the above statements and we do not
expect much of change so long as the
popular indifference on this subject is
so great. The law on the statute book
is an excellent law, but it does not ac-
complish much unless it is enforced
and public opinion does not seem to
demand its enforcement. That is
where public opinion is wrong, but it
will always be wrong until it is educa-
ted to different point. Temperance
camp meetings and the like are all
very well, and so are "resOlves," so far
as they go. But they do not go very
far, and they never will until they are
backed up by legal effort. 1t may be
put down as fact that an enforcement
of the law and the cooperation in the
work of all well-disposed citizens
would result in the promotion of the
best interests of community; and it
may also be put down that so long as
the people in general are careless as to
the laws enforcement, it will be taken
advantage of, and there will continue
to be just such state of affairs as de-
scribed above.
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Note and Comment.

The Boston Advertiser is cOnsidera-
bly, improved of late.
Vermont is an unhealthy place for
criminals, since pardons are scarce.
Our example might prOfitably be fol-
lowed by other states.
They are not afraid to tack on the
bail in Jersey. A young man recently
assaulted one of three little girls who
were gathering apples in an orchard,
and he was Immediately arrested and
put into Jail in default of $4,000 bail.
Jersey is alive to the merits of such Il
case.
The Hartford COurant suggests to
the Mobile Register that so long as
school histories are used in the South
which assert that 1000 unarmed Con-
federates whipped 10000 armed Federals,
that paper has little ground to accuse
New England of its narrow preiudices.
1t is asserted by liquor dealers i'll
Edgefield county, S. c., that they are
not selling One-third the quantity they
did three or four years ago, and their
profits are reported to be so small that
a few of them contemplate Withdrawing
from the business without the inter
vention of prohibition.
The silver in the Treasury increased
about 81 100000 during July, and the
silver dollars stored in the Treasury
have risen to total of S64, $50, 900,
against which, however, nearly S52,-
000, 900 of certificates have been issued,
and of these, 81 ,lSl 900 remain in the
possession of the government.
More honorable than any victory
would it be for New York Republicans
to be able to send word to the Presi-
dent on his bed of suffering that their
differences were recOnciled, that i'll
their love, respect and sympathy for
him they had become n unit Kings
ton Freeman (Rep.)
The Springfield Republican says A.:
Practically the bankers have no griev-
ance. There is not the slightest indi-
cation as yet that the reduction to 3!
per cent. will produce any pus cavities
in the reserves, or any chills and mala-
ria among the stockholders.
The people are determined to have ii
radical reform in the public service,
and, if the dominant party will not
give it to them, they will make party
that will give it to them. Let the pO-
litical bosses read the signs of the times
and take warming New Orleans
Times.
Canada will do well to consider the
alternative of depopulation or anneXa-
ton, for there emigrated from Canada
to the United States last year lis, 66l
persons. 1t is proper to state, how
ever, that a part of the immigration
into the United States from Canada
consisted of emigrants from Europe
who came by steamer to Montreal and
thence reached the lake ports of the
United States by railroad.
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compliment at the expense of his par
ty, as follows: eff Edmunds is taken
out of the Senate and placed on the
supreme bench, there won't be brains
enough left on the Republican side of
that body to butter sandwich
Gen. Garfeld's conduct since he fell
wounded has deepened the feeling of
regret. 1t has been thoroughly Amer
lean; that is, very courageous, full OF
domestic kindness, and tinged slightly
with a grim sense of humor.-[ London
Spectator.
The late Dean Stanley is said to have
rarely made a gesture when preaching
One day after morning service he ask
ed his wife if she had noticed the inten-
sity with which the congregation had
gazed upon him during the sermon
Chow could they help it, my dear,
said Lady Augusta, "when one of youI
gloves was on the top of your head the
whole timer" The Dean having taken
his hat off before entering the pulpit
the glove lying therein had fallen OIL
his head, and as he stood quite still
while preaching, there it remained.
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New YORK, August ), 1881.
To the Editor Of the CdledOniGn

To the Editor Of the CdIedOnidn
Till within a few weeks we have,
perhaps excusably, grumbled at the ex-
ira allowance of cool, wet, windy
weather that has been served out to us
by the callous clerk of the weather.
Now we are getting stewed in our own
juice to make up for it. The Their
mOmeter hasn't been so very high, but
the muggy malignancy of the season
has been horrible - regular slice of
the worst part of the tropics, and we
are getting tropical visitors.
The sinister shark has moved upon
this devoted city from his lair in the
Gulf of Mexico in swarms, and now
dispOrts himself and airs his threaten
ing fin off Washington Market in the
checklist manner. One seven feet
long was captured a day or two ago,
and that was a baby to some of the
monsters which are attracted by the
odOr of fresh meat, several of which
are declared to be upwards of twenty
feet long. The small boy has been de-
tered from his accustomed free baths
combined with the sport of lodging
the blue-cOated guardians of the peace
and public decency.
Coney Island is more crowded than
ever, and for that very reason is get
ting to be detestable. One gets crush
ed to a mummy to get there, is dissolv-
ed in trying to get away in the rush,
which seems to be inevitable, no mat
ter how many additional cars, boats,
etc, are put on the ever increasing
lines of traffic, and the perpetual tramp
of the perspiring multitude is mOnOt-
OnOus. Not even the tOO-tOo-tOots of
the most aesthetic of the numerous ri
val eOrnetists of fame suffice to recon
cile the man who loves his ease to I'M
dertake the journey to the sad sea
waves under such conditions very of
ten. Pm tired of the beach for one,
and | fancy the reaction to the craze
for it is pretty general. 1t is altogeth-
er too popular.
The public health has been better
than was expected, or than the concen-
trated and accumulated filth of a few
weeks back seemed to promise One
excellent arrangement tried last year
has been most efficiently renewed this
season. | allude to the employment