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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06
SketchinS In Virginia.

A PARTY OF sKETCHERS FROM THE CHICAGO
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS TO VISIT RICHMOND,
THE NATURAL BRIDGE, AND OTHER POINTS IN
THE STATE.
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company has invited the teachers and stu
dents OF the Chicago Art School to make
sketching tour TO the line OF their road du-
rlng the summer vacation. The sketchers
have tickets to Richmond, and will probably
reach here-at least some OF them. Two OF
the teachers of the school, Messrs. Carpen-
ter and Vanderpoe, are Of the railroad
company, and two professors OF the
Chicago University. The rest are most
ly art students. The party, consisting
OF between twenty and thirty persons,
started In fine spirits at $40 Friday even
ing, under the management OF Mr. n. Ii.
Carpenter, one OF the teachers OF the Art
School. They spent the I'd in Cincinnati,
and arrived at The White Sulphur Springs
Saturday evening. On Monday they ex-
pected to reach the vicinity OF the Natural
Bridge, which is their principal objective
point. The following persons were In the
company, representing six OF the western
States: Mr.. John Ii. Vanderpoel, Mr..
Paul Brown, DR.. and Mrs. ii. ID. Garrison,
Miss L. j. Mortimer, Mrs. l.. w.
NOyes, Mr.. Charles S. Brown, Miss
C. A. Boyington. Miss Lpela l..
Foss, Professor Edw. Olson, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. II. Carpenter, Miss l.. S. Stephenson,
Professor +. S. Bastiu, Miss S. j. Platt,
Mis- SchermerhoTn, ell OF Chicago; Mrs.
ID. McCarn. Anamosa, Iowa; Miss Marga-
ret Mcdonald, Logansport, Ind. Miss Mat.
tie u. French, Kenosha, Wis; Miss Julia
Warren, GAINESVILLE, Wis.,; Miss Hattie u.
Warner, Geneva Lake, Wis. Mr.. G. Il.
Burr, Cameron, Mo. Miss May Whittlesey,
st. Joseph, Mich.i Miss Lucy Durham, Be-
Jolt, Wis.
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II FARMERS, MERCHANTS. MANU-
IxYFFAyIURERS, AND OTHER
t.ADED FXHIBiT0BS At THE
kyERy,rp!A,iil, OCTuBER IL "a. 1851,
hEkE. AND ESPECIALLY TO THOSE
OF VIRGINIA.
80 va. srATE AGRIouLTuRAL SocIETY.

90 nAAIE AGRICULTURAL SOCIET1.l
ttiseo.a, hk khh0ND. Va, jane %. 1881.
k. IN ~, ily expected that there win he assem-
ets ~. IofstOEn Cen ennial ceiebraiion on. I'm De.
Jyig ~ a fsster lnultitude Of visitors from every
IA sses e bion sS4d from foreign counties than
si,i6a a, vsfs gatbered together In time OF peace
aet vii soniers OF 81 gina. The great balS OF
isgnen,ls s,aqsssiionsbiy visit Richmond. and con
atse 10 i., s fsir a. some period OF the eaatir
ksi s,., On ihis belief 6sd anxious 10 afford the
tfp6tsIis enlN 10 exhlhat0rs Tor a credit3ble and
yUcrs t.psy o. FAkM aud DOMESTIC Pro
kALS IA kSSAsahlNks, IMPLEMENTS. MINE
la2 rs&es,.sst & tfAcrURED A&TiCLEs. &C.. &C..
~ he'd ~ committee Of this Society al meet
2 ibe stf,s1,si 20, 1881, sdos1ed a resouiioE
silqines ~ iute exhibitors ne invited 70 erect
espayias "A " ~ Falf-Orounds for The purpose OF
sfslnsye ,slsf sf wares; these bnil0iug9s 20 be the
Ia essss,lff'y Of the parties cree ting them.
fer teoa1 esh specified conditions.
Itiidf aos :. y tDdee oHfV q limited Number OF
~ leesr,i 80 vs rect q under this YeS1t tuition.
ssits ~ DAD 10 the value aud arc hi tecfIrsl
& laFties eolidinRs snd 10 the RE- ron tDi;y OF
,seot ask,nasp3ihR, preference will be gwen TO
We xbs,s 15ilest written application a, This
astnsi hsshff information, II desired. car, be
~ ahd ~ p,f,eaiion should be accOmDanied b1'
s4,f bsli .non an estimate Of cost of nc uro..
sts!i' prnf. ana a descriptions OF the insetided
" 1871 t"kitAls viii be received nnuI JIJI,Y /
sse secfttafy. !
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WEATHER REPORT.

die Atlqniic States, fair weather, winds vcer-
ing 10 westerly, and stationary or higher
barometer aud temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, fair wea-
ther and variable winds, mostly westerly,
higher barometer, ana stationary or higher
temperature.
Fer the Gulf States, fair weather, and va
riable winds, mostly east to south.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81 /;
A. NJ. SO: noon, 50; p. NJ. 81; p.
NJ, 90: 6 2. NJ, "a; nidnight, S4.
Mean temperature, 81 81.
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A CONTEST OF OARS.
Third Annual Regatta or the Virginia
Association OF Amateur Oarsmen.

First Aquatic Event-A Very
Warm but Interesting Afternoon on James
Riyer-Immense Attendance from Rich
mond and Points BeyOnd-Four Spirited
Struggles s-WashIngton Takes Both OF the
Strangers Prizes, Fredericksburg the Assoc
citation SingIe-Scull Prize, and the Univer-
sity Crew the "French Challenge Cup.r
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THE AMERICAN BRACE.
NO MORE ROUND SHOULDERS!
THE AMERICAN BRACE!
PATENTED.

IL - Inle bfsce IN its pc l. This brace In It's Pc
49, ~ COh, lfuctiUn has icuiiar con tTuction has
tsoSo- Iagts Of sus all the advantages Of a
f-.'i ior the panta. lChest E1pluder and
nvas Shoulder Brace lskirt SuDnoTier COM
tnQ Ches EXpandGr com. tined
bIta. ~ ~ "a, u. - l. -. -.
rsse u,1S not disar ard gives free respiration
r. 'ne m ehft bosom. 10 the lungs.
si,t an y etltol Slip Of the 3. IL keeps the shOu-
4 ~. ders perfectly straight
"a ,Hut y 'tss sifaiui 4. II relieves back. hip.
uan,'1o.D buttons Of tue xnd abdominal organs by
4 Vs.tSA supporting the entire
nart,1eeua ScuOn Of the weight Of the clothing
- li.Nons can he adjust from lbe Shoulders
X ~ F.1eehtly. ,. IL is worn without
10 70 oY means Of the ad- anV Inconvenience what
lf ~ OaVA @ slrap gen ever and imparts new life
Hsvi, RNtfIai brace % he veareT.
7In Ou1tAhed. 6. IL is valuable 20 chill
napt,insauS Neathtr the dren while at their stu
from th hal DC raised dies, obignR them 10 all
'.ienpg With lhe front
onerlng by post, send CHEST MEASURE.
p,sep psi Tree throughout tue Tnued States.
b.tsesl6c.. 81, 81 50, 81.
''' postal orders payable 10
l8Oo n NJ. TOOKER,
j eeion,. =. Oadway, corner Thirty fourth street,
..n New York.
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THE VOICE OF RICHMOND
Goes Cut in Tender sympathy for the
President and HIS Family.

A Large and Interesting Meeting of Citizens
at the Capitol Last Night Governor Holli-
day Presided-Prayer by Rev. DIR. Tupper-
Interesting Addresses by the Governor, Hon.
A. VI. Kelley, and Rev. DIR. Hoge-Resolu"
tions Adopted, &c, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

SPECIAL ATTENTION Is requested 10 the sale
the Briel homestead THIS EVENING at 81 o'clock
A plat can he seen at the cfnce OF the suc-
tioneer. Mr.. ROBERT b. LYME. The property will
be sold as a whole or subdiyided Don't fail TO c
han
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

Mate Of Virgtata, C,unty Of HenrfcO, IS:
j Mann ;. .Quarles. cashier of the aboye-named
i"uk DO sOiemuy wear that the above statement
b uue 10 The besi Of ICY nOwedge and belief.
MANN :. QUARLES, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 4th day
q Jniy 1881.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER, Mp.
toHect-AtiCSt: :. NJ. ROSENBAUM,
WALTER X. MARTIN,
80. CHARLES PHILIPS,
20 81 Directors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

HoTOPP'S CELEBRATED FRsT-PaEhUM
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARET at 81 per gallon 81
CHRISTIAN & WHITES,
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs-elegapt summer
wines-cheap, a. CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

VIRGINIA CLAREr on draught, Of unc0mmonly
fine quthty, at 81 per gallon imported Carst on
draughl at s1.25 per gallon; California Port Wine,
for medicinal use, at s2 per gallon. VIC eau recom-
mend these wines as rather better than m ,st yir-
gnia wines. w. ID. BLAIR a Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

ONE OF THE GREATEST LUxcRfEs
Is pure and fragrant Toilet-Powder. To cur lady
readers We recommend j. 4 v. ATKISsoN's Rose
White Rose, and Violet Powder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06
DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.

Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" Itciesrs out
rats mice bed bugs, reaches, yermn, aes ants, In
sects. 10 cents per box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

ARARE OPPORTUNITY IL offered for any Que d.
sri 1g 10 purchase a NICE suBURBAS HOME just
outside OF the city limits by the sale 20 be made
BY ROBERT b. JYss, heal Estate Auc'ioneer. THIS
EVENING at 81 O'Clock Of the Briel home
stead. sse advertisement. "and dont you forgsi
IT,
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LIABILITIES

LLW. lockwood, cashier OF the National Bank
Virginia. q AFFIRM tnat the above statement IS
,r,e 10 ibe best OF my knowledge aud 6etet.
). W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
srbcribed aud affirmed to before me his 5ih day
A. INV 1SsI J. NJ MURRAY,
WV NOary Pubic.
Cofret-AlteSt: -
JAMES T. GRAY, Di ectors.
L. q. NOLTING,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

NJ. ELLYsON & CO., advertising agents. insert sd-
yerisemens in all of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts-
patch countng-room will receive prompt stten-
tion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

RARE CHANCE 10 GUY od aud Improving
Building Lots is offered by tue sale Of the Brie
homestead THIS EVENING at 81 O'Clock Ly
Mr.. K. B. LYME. A plat of The property can be
seen at his Office. BE sure to be there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsB. Good work, low
prices, and satie'art'ou guaranteed.
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DuSBAn's woxDrnYuL DrscoyKnr.
BETHESDA WATER.

Receiving to day direci from RICHARD DUsBAR,
general manager Bethesda Springs, wsaxsshs,
Wisconsin,
FIVE BARRELS BETHESDA wATEn.
For sale per gallon and ca draught at
ASToSI's,
FOR SODA AND MIsERAL-
WATERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

srr cOgSrf or M rS%.co Snove osSca ss
J. SAuut. ,,,'r ~ ~ SNear that the above statement
BiaS, 90 , ~ ~ b..t Of my knowledse and belief
tIue 10 u'' W. = a. GLOVER, Cashier.
,.a.,d sworn 10 before me ibis 5ih day
Saseri,Deal S"' WILLIAM T. ALLtN,
O Jull' Aco4' Notary Pubic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

E6- On all sales OF Real Estate made between the
lst OF January and last or June the taxes for the
present yeaE have 10 be paid by the purchaser. On
all sale made between tne lst of July asd last u
the year the xes have 10 be paid by the seller.
TINS custom was adopted about 6fteeu years ago
by aIl the real estate agents IN Richmond, sDd Az
plies 10 Richmond and vcinityl
ROBERT B. LYME, 5K T.. NJ. the homestead OF
th late Bernard Brief. just Out-i OF the city.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, I2 NJ. commissioners
safe Of seseiai tracts or pane Is Of land lytKg
wet OF the Guy OF Kio1mOnd.
H. l.. STABLES X co. q q. NJ, two brick build
insS, Nos. 1915 and 1917. en- Frank IN street.
J. THOMPSON Brown, . 4. NJ. execu 'OF's Gale
framed snOD aud lOt on Seventeen h street. be-
tween Richard aud Baldwin, auf the personal
Effects OF BrvtrN Fowlsr, deceas Il, c)nsis.l ing OF
blscksmths' tools. anvil, bellows, lumber, Old
blick. fIrutuge, &C.
RICE MOND BAZAAR, 10 A. N., horses. four
mules, buggies. TOekawiys, wagons. carts, &C.
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ON DRAUGHr

from
THE FoNrAINE DE LAFAYETTE:
GINGER ALE, OTTAWA BIER
GGYsER, KIssENGRN,
VICHY, CONGRESS-,
BETHESDA, DEEP ROCK,
BUFFALO LITHIA, APoLLINARrs,
and
lCE-CREAM SODA,
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Is MRS. WINSLcW?

As this question Is frequently asked. We will sim.
ply say thar she Is lady who for upwards or forty
years has untirngly DEVOTED her time and talents
a female physician and nurse. principally anoug
children. She has especially studied the con5tiu.
tion and wants OF tins class, and. as a re-
suit Of this effort, and practical knowledge obtained
ia lifeline spent as n nurse aud ply stefan, she has
compounded a Soothing syrup for children tee h.
ing, It operates like magic, giving rest and health
and Is, Ier, sure 10 regulate the bowels. In
consequence Of This article Mrs. WISsLOw Is be-
comibg world renowned as a beneflcior or her
race. Children certainly do RISE UP and bless
her. Especially Is this the case Ia this city. Vast
quantities Of the Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold
aud used here. We think Mrs. WINSLow has i'm
mOrtallzad her by this invaluable article aud
we sincerely believe thou ands Of children have
been saved from an early grave by rs timely use
aud that millions yet unborn will share Its benefits
and unite in ealing her blessed. No MOTHER has
discharged her duty ~ her suffering little one, In
our opinion, until she has given II the beDe6t Of
MRS. WGNsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Try IL,
mo bers--TRY 1T now Ladies Visitor, NeD YorR
city.
SJld b. an druggists. TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle.
fjy l. eod1wl
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aaNK sTATEMENTs.-

,.,.oopT or THE coNpITin0.Nn u. n,6,l OF
EIs SArI1SSfiSI SsANrg1' A fASh fAS hsYATE 81
S1sSD At siTSnTTHE sT nTHE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
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PERSONAL.

V'HE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED NOT
Il TO RECEIVE CHECKS purpor Ing to be
sgned by us drawn on National, 8sns OF yirginfs.
Jy cit DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
DURE ICE.CREAM.
Families, managers OF plc-nlcs, fairs, nrshvsls.
excursions &C., win find II to their interest 70 iry
my
PURE, USADULTERATED ICE-CeUAM,
prepared from cream Of the best mountain dsiries
oreers for Sunday must be eft exclusively on sst-
urdSy.
Always on hand, OF my own manufacture, a good
supply OF CAKES. II. W. M0EsTA.
my 12.3m No. l09 east Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

THE SALE or THE BRrKL HOMESTEAD rms
EVENING at 5x O'Clock by Mr. ROBERT b. LySs
Offers rare chance for speculation. THE pro-
perry hss been undivided into brdtng lots, pIs
OF which can he seen at his ofsce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

nTPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
IL TuF PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK AT
1ICGWONu. IL THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
A. TIlg CL LOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 80, 1881.
RESOURCES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

MORTUARY REPORT The following is the
comparative weekly mortality OF the city ot
RichmOnA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

"a COOLING BxvERAeE. sueh ~ soda~wstAr
Ginger-AIe, Lemonade Soda, fce-Crssm Soda. or
Mireral Waters OF ali kinds, can be sbislned OF
GE9RcE scB1s, corner Of Main and Eieysnf b
Streets who has the best SOFA AMI ihe bice Cigars
to be found In town. Friend scnUy Is doiog big
business this hot weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

TF You WANT TO MAKE A GOOD,
J. PURE DRINK,
BUY YOUR ICE
FROM fHE
RtCnM0sD itE COMPANY.
te l6tkl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06
BOARDING.

BOARDING Having taken she house
I'D recently occupied by Mrs. Wayt, Ne. 1898 eat
Rroad street, 0aclslte NO, unleeiai church. sni
prepared to receive PERMANENT or fRAS.
StE>T BOARDERS AZ re4sons1 ale "a, -. . -
jy sOd8t MRs.j. y. iiOfhiNc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-06

The third annual regatta OF the Virginia
Association OF Amateur Oarsmen took place
yesterday afternoon in the river on the
course below the city.
The different trains coming into Rich
mond during the day brought many yisi-
tors, and by 3 O'Clock Main street was
thronged with people eagerly seeking means
OF conveyance TO the scene Of the manly
contest OF oars. The street-cars, hacks,
buggies, and spring-wagons were taxed to
the utmost capacity, and many persons
were forced 10 walk. 1t is due to the Asso-
citation to say that every arrangement posi-
bic was made to enable those who desired
1t 10 see the sport.
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CIR ZiNG.
SEEDS.

DOSE, PEERLESS. PEACH BLOW,
HI and MERCER POTATOES, tor eed;
PEANuTS, FOR excursions, sAw and toasied- r.d'
ho-cheap;
LEMONS, by do1sn or tox caesp.
H. A. DAYTON.
jy 6.Sts No. IL kighies nth street.
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lCE-CREAM SODA,

A. ANToNI's, Main street.
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june 2s, june rs. Jane tS %, July 2,
1879. 1850. 1881. 1881.
ro,,, se,,b.Ys " s. s. " s. s. y y Sc 60 Y & ei
Still-born..u.. 2 2 2 2
Whole number Of deaths for month Of
June. 167-white, 72; cOl0red, 95.
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[FOR OTHER 'LOCAL" SEE FOURTH PAGE.l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-20
THE SAVAGE 1 N
A Large Increase I'm Ore Extrae
ton and Working Force.

A Large Increase I'm Ore Extrae-
ton and Working Force.
The old mine has been made lively n
der the Superintendency of R. P. Heating,
A Virginia Chronicle reporter has made a
trip through the Savage mine in which
work is now being done. and ascertained
the exact situation to be as follows The
drift leading from. the Combination Shaft
to the 2400 level is 100 feet in length. 1t
was extended so feet during the past week
in hard black rock, a remarkable rate Of
progress in view Of the material passed
through. A total of rs feet have been
run, leaving 115 feet yet to go, which it is
thought will be made within two weeks il
the work goes favorably. The blowers
supply sufficient air at the face OF the
drift to allow the men to work comforta-
bly,. The bulkheads taken out between
the Combination Shaft and the Hale 4
Norcross have also materially aided ven
tilation. The ore breasts on the 1910 level
are looking much better than it was ex-
pected to find them. The ore, although
called low grade, shows much that will
go $50 per ton. One sample of
DlacA TAKEN from the sou
side Of the east drift, on the Sutro Tunnel
level. gave the following result: Gold,
$211 o.; silver, SAB 0s; total, 1854 10. An
other specimen from near the same place,
but OF a clayey consistency, gave 1927 So
to the ton. Ga the eighth station, which
corresponds to the HOO level, crosscut No.
/ was advanced 80 feet during the past
week, and is now in SO feet. Crosscut No.
2 was run % feet; total distance. 63 feet.
Both are in favorable vein material. No.
l is especially so, in kindly quartz giving
low assays. Both run west.
Good milling ore, the rock being mostly
oxidized and Of a red appearance, is being
taken from the Potosi Tunnel level. Dur
ing last week 315 tons of ore were extract
ed, and there are now fully 1000 tons in
the dumps, which have q capacity of 5000,
but will not be used for more than ], 1000
tons at a time, as they are getting old and
would probably not stand much strain.
Within the past three days about 500 tons
have been shipped by rail to the Santiago
mill, on the Carson River, which will prob
ably begin crushing on Tuesday next.
The dump at the mill has q capacity Of
1900 tons. There are now employed at
the Savage AT miners and 30 carpenters,
machinists, station-tenders, s~hift-bosses,
ETC., making q total Of n men on the pay
roll.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-20

SHERMAN AT ATLANTA.

The associations surrounding General
Sherman while visiting the Atlanta Fair
made him a peculiarly conspicuous and
interesting parsonage. Standing on the
ground that his soldiers had passed over
seventeen years before, leaving only
naked walls and solitary chimneys to
indicate the line Of his victorious march
to the sea, his utterances were looked
for with speculative eagerness. In his
blunt way he made a telling speech and
gratifed everybody:
I thank God l am an American citizen;
that we are American citizens. l thank
God / am an American citizen | tell you,
and / can go to any spot from Maine to
Texas and stop where l please, SO long as
/ obey the laws and behave myself, and
thati is the spirit of the Government, and
that ia what made us the United States Of
America. We fought our mother coun-
try, acquired our independence, and to-
day we are all the same soldiers, the same
Government, the same flag, and 30 far as
/ am concerned, I am just as friendly
with Georgia as / am to my own native
State Of Ohio. If you think Georgia is q
better part Of the country, why stick to
Georgia, and il you want to go to Califor.
mia, why go there. That is the great vir-
tue OF our Government. 1t is a Govern
ment worth fighting for. I have come to.
day to look upon those buildings where
once we had battle fields, and I delight
more to look upon them than to look upon
the scene which was enacted sixteen years
ago, and l say that l hope every mar and
woman in this broad land takes as much
pleasure in your prosperity and in YOU
exposition as | do, and those who are sit
ting here to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-20

The Ref0rmer Cleans Out q House
full OF Cinnamon.

The Ref0rmer Cleans Out q House.
full OF Cinnamon.
D. Banks Mckenzie, who was lately stir.
ring up Sagebrushers on the subject Of
temperance, comes to the front now as a
general benevolence man, and protects an
ancient and sick Chinaman. The Salt
Lake Tribune Of Thursday says
About 8 O'Clock last evening DR.. D.
Banks Mckenzie, the temperance adN-
cate. was passing along the State road
when he saw what, at first sight, appeared
to be an old bundle Of rags by the road
side. As he passed the rags moved slightly
and O groan revealed the presence OF q hui
man being. The Doctor turned back and
found a poor old Chinaman who had been
turned out to die by his practical fellow
countrymen. The Doctor lifted up the
old man and. carrying him to o neighbor-
ing shed, deposited him on some gunny
sacks. While he vas administering some
medicine half q dozen Cinnamon came in
and began to threaten the Samaritan with
violence II he did not leave the shed. They
partly advanced to enforce the threat,
when the stalwart Doctor began to knock
them through the door. Each blow Of his
eight-pound fist was q sufficient hint TO
cause the most blunt-witted Chinaman to
seek the open air. He presently left the
old Chinaman quite comfortable, with q
man to watch the shed. 1t ia q regular
custom Of the Chinese to turn the aged
and sick out to die whenever they are I'M
able to support themselves. A Chinaman
who can't earn 50 Q week or steal enough
to subsist upon might as well die at once.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-20
HUMOR.

In Nantucket there are sixteen women to
one man. Happy man!
Cure for squeaky shoes-Make 'em like
experimentation soles.
Who shall decide when doctors disagree?
Answer-the undertaken.
When they tap a. railroad is it to let the
water out of the stock ?-Boston Globe.
Money isn't exactly tight, but it is per-
haps a little exhilarated.-Lowell Courier.
New York, with its President and two
Cabinet officers and its kitchen advisers,
has pushed Ohio aside.
every tall men," says an old farmer,
''are not useful in the country. 1t takes
them too long to get down to work"
When a girl rejects an offer OF marriage
she goes through a slight-of-hand perfor-
mance.-Philadelphia Chronicle-He Herald.
Professor Swing thinks stage kissing is
wrong. His views on Sunday-school picnic
copenhagen have not been given.-Phila-
delphia News.
Waco is threatened with another daily
| paper. The names Of the suspected parties
are suppressed on account Of their families
Texas Siftings.
The ugly-looking patent medicine mar
who puts his picture on his bottles has q
method in his mad egotism. He wishes tc
make people sick.-New Orleans P%icayune,