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T A ASHIO S
EVOKED BIZ THE ENSUING EASTER

Copious Hints on What 10 Wear-A Word 10
Brides-spring Bonnets OF Many shapes
and Styles-Beautiful Flowers for Head.
Genr-Japanese Decorations Going Out-Il-
Illuminated Notices for Walls-Fashionable
Diveytisement is Found I'm "Soap-Bubble
Parties" and the Old.Time Game OF
"Lotto"- Gaiety After Lent.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die states, local rains, followed by clearing
and slightly warmer weather. rising barom-
e'er. variable winds, shifting TO north and
west.
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PROVIDED THE GREAT ORGANS OF the body are
not irrepsraby injured there are few oiesses that
.IUTT's PILLS will hot cure. They concentrate the
vitality OF The system. The Liver, the Spleen, The
Heart, aud the Kidneys are brought into hsrmo-
niou' acton and health, long life d ylgor OF mid
aud body follow their u,c. TIE Dir dose Often
asionishts the patient.
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INNOCENT MiRrE AND FUyg

Lent closes with this week, and the gaie-
ties Of the winter will be at once resumed.
We hear Of no large private parties beyond
wedding or two, Of which we dare not
speak; but the German will at once re-
organize, and thus set in motion the ball so
easily kept rolling, and We will doubtless
keep ourselves in quite comfortable state
OF excitement until the doctors come to visit
us In May, and then the number Of enter
tanments which are already in process OF
arrangement for the amusement Of our
honored guests fairly bewilder lis to think
about. But ii we tell too soon all that we
know about the treats in store for the III.
ture, you'll know as much as we do, and
not want TO bear when We want 10 talk
again; so, for the present at least, "mum':
the MOrdv
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

Low wrtpitie With a choice aud bizarre exhibit OF
>ATlN. SATIN MEkVEILLlEtX,
SATIN DE LYON AND DE MARNERlNE,
LOJisiNEs. MONIES, FOULARDs,
SURAHS, CREME,
Ala other advanced novelties. For these iabrlcs we
control for This CITY many choice and novel effects
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BLACK GOODS.

BLACK GOODS.
10 ibis our specially We hsye jnst opened
W0RsTFD VENETIANS, TAMlsE,
NUN'S YELLING. BEACH CLOTHS,
PLAIN sud LACE BUnTISGS, FOULE,
ABNURE, GRAPE VlR6INIE,
together with such standard goods as
BCNTINGs, CASilMkRES,
HESRiETTAS. ALPACAS,
a. price. never offered before IA this market.
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IRIS Is THE LAST WEEK, AND
SATURDAY, ArRIL 10TH, the LAST DAY, for
HEcKER's sELs-RAIsISG FLOUR AND GA-
KING.PowDER FREE.
spl0.ss 0i7 BROAD sTREET.
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4 FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, aDi
yon can have It by using MEADE & BAKER'S de-
licions CARBoLIC MOUTH.WAsH. y destroy ate
offensive Odor caused by diseased gums and de.
cay,d teeth and speedily restores them 70 healthy
col Idltion. Price. nifty cents a bollle.
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The ADDICTION CAsE.-ln the Police
Court Yesterday lhe cle OF the alleged ab'
duc.ion Of q young giIl from her home 10
Hllifax county was called, and after most
careful and searching investigation the Po-
lice Justice decided that there were no
grounds upon which 10 prefer chirees
against any one, and the matter was dis
,,,sa.r1
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FULcuER's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, wBIsEeY,
three years old AZ S2.5O per gallona very superior
article; MoSTROSE Kentucky RYE whi'key fur
years old, AZ - per gaIon. W. d. BLAIR & co.
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DEATH BENEFIT PAID.-The trustees OF
Fraternity Lodge, No. 26j, Knights OF
Honor, have paid over 10 Mrs. Elenora b.,
widow Of the late Captain Charles T. Bin
ford, the death benefit OF $1,000 due her.
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THE THEATRE.-Ri has OF late
suffered from dearth OF amusements, and
our theatre g0crs will be glad 10 learn that
Rchmond's Thespisn temple will be again
opened this week.
The engagement OF MILES, Juvenile Op.
era Company is announced for sea-on OF
three nights and matinee, commencing
Thursday, April l4lh. The company is
composed Of forty children, whose per-
formances are said TO be really meritOrOus
notwithstanding their tender years and di-
minutiye statures. The repertoire en-
braces the following well.known and popu-
lhr pieces Chimes OF Normandy, PinafOre,
aud The Little Duke.
The next candidate for popular favor Is
Ford's English Comic Opera Company,
which VIII appear here on Wedn sdly eve
niEg. April 20'b, in Olivette, an oper
which has been received with great favor
wherever IL has been presented. The cast,
which i sad to be exceptionally strong,
contains the names Of several of Rich
mond's flyorites.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED NJ
the use Of MEADE K BAKERS SAPoSiSE DEHTI-
FRICE. which will speedily remove incipieni tartar
aud scurf. Price, 1fLY cents q box.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
diSagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, A; (;
9 A. NJ, 4S; noon. AZ; 8 Z. NJ, As; 6 p.
NJ, As; midnight. ~.
Mean temperature, "a sc.
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ID. & +. MITTELDoRFER will open on Monssy /.
large stock of new goods bought at the recent
forced sales In New York. All goods at rreat re-
duc'ion. Dress Goods, Black Silks, Baniings.
Hosiery Gloves, Cassiperes. cts, Laces Wbtfe
6 oods OF all klnds. Dent fail 10 call ON ihem
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easy.cliair in the drawing room, where.
truth to tell, II cuts but a sorry figure, and
Is secretly longing 10 bic away to its more
accustomed baunts. We have already heard
OF one bubble party in Richmond which
proved a grand success, and the i'm
provements suggested by the "younger
fry" OF trying the effect OF bubbles
wreatbed in rings Of smoke from the cigar Of
some connolsseur In the noble art Of de.
stroyiDg the noisome weed are warrant
enough that our juvenile entertainment will
have lis day. Another game which Is like
wise becoming the mode is the oId-fash.
ioned one OF Lotto" and this bids fair to
rival the soap-bubble companies. Is this
not good sign, and are we not at last re-
turning to the halcyon days Of long ago,
when we can forget the absorbing topics Of
dress and gossip and honestly enjoy an eve
ming SUeDt in
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SAVE MONEY by having your ruting done VI the
DISPATCH PRISrISG-HOCsF. Good work Low
nrlrns and satirfneton guaranteed.
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GIVE THE MODEL" CIGAR puf-the hest
Zoe. brand on The market. T.. WHIrLocK, Sianu-
ficiurer l445 east Hgin street. city.
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MOZARTERS. please take notice That T. WHIT
Lock makes the " Mozart - Cigars; selected Hrrana
hllers guaranteed. Price Only Sc.
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INDIAN RIVER FLORIDA ORANGEs-sWecfest
orange grown-just receivedby
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE
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A GOOD SUNDAY SMOEE-WHITLoCK's Lily
Belle, a new and popular Cigar. For sale every
where. Ask for them.
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''''E At our $i-5O BLACK SILK.

'ouR2uRE&S, PRICE. TEMPLE a Co.
'AkDOZO, AE.sOP. MosBY & CO.,
fgah 20.eodi
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NusisNERY,
rur LADIES OF ,.ess ,

,,Rp TO TIE y. LHnr.I TT. 70 an az. @ASI&
4 RlCHMpNi,noo,nt az the dciay In thc-SNeNe
eS' Of Z" our bdps we are late ,ns a,@,sa leasG
"e,r ce,ptne' H,,,stiy established for taking the
- repu'sioe A,.Sgn. ,SS'c, quality. aud quantity,
S' sSc AZ former taSTs , %s %oTs Ss1 hsc as,
~, ouf frien, - - wsit \ few days longer. our
soapepsissI Ibsvins been cu'tely remode,isd, y
snsssrS TSsr L : oaS Of lnaSS.
:, beleI t.,ry larrely snd exclusively IN Mill
.,s 70 deai " ssoo.is. we arc now unoacsine sn
- 80 tau f'pc largest ever shown IN this city
.ru,epse s'oe,S lpslish- Pattern Hats and Bonnets,
SfNrc, ,s.r. sss Siks SallnS and al The novelties
ysStrs- ttS''alr salr ass, rtment Of Trimmed and Tn.
f,Nf ss&sou. vi Tor beauty and style &C ipse all
.-rned itAS ,nS will ne = genuine feast To all
Frt'Na,, % =, srd stn. VIC shond advise al, Who
Evs.s q ~ Is.sss,e ai reasonable prices 10 Walt Tor
80 % Fsi.irc Witch will take place shortly.
mn gTsEe eI'"' WOl FORD g ShlLBtkG,
a23 Rr aad s'r,et,
hefwc>n Fifth and Sixth.
uiea
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Just opened

DAtAsKs. NAPKINS, TOWELS,
CRASHES, wINE-CLOTHs,
DULLES, and al lowest prices.
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Don't GO TO KEY wEsNfor good Cigsi, bds
smoke WniTLocK's Key West--the old standard
brand: only BE-.
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CIRCUIT COURr.-ln the Circuit Court yes
terday the motion for new trial in the ca. {
OF Cook Us. Tay ylor, for SANDER, was over.
ruled.
The case Of Cottrell Us. Parsons was con.
tinued until the next term Of the court.
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POLICE CoURr.-The following eases were
disposed OF yesterday:
George Anthony was fined q 80 for being
disorderly in the street.
william Chlke alias Z. 4. Edwards,
charged with stealing one mare from Au-
gustine Edwards. Tue case was continued
till the 1871.
John White (colored) was sent on to the
grand jury for breaking into the sto;ehOuse
Of the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company and stealing one lot OF ron.
Nora Jackson and Gussie Price (both col
ored), assauItmg aud threatening to cui
Lulu Epps. They were ordered 10 be locked
up in the First staton-hOuse for A few hours
james McCalie, drunk. JIled for i've
dlys.
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HUsTNGs COURT. The following cases
were disposed of in the Hastings Court
yesterday:
Fielding Ilerndon (colored), charged
with perjury, was tried and convicted, and
sentenced to twelve months confinement
in the city Jail and to pay fine OF SO.
Fanny Anderson (cOloredl convicted in
the Police Court OF misdemean0r, and
fined $40 and sent TO iali for ten dayS-on
an appeal. The decision of The Police JUS
tice confirmed.
The case Of the Commonwealth IS. Man
nerschmidt has been set for Tuesday, 10
which day the petit jury has been adjourn
ed over.
The grand jury will meet again to-mor.
row morning.
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FRESH INVOICE or KEY WEsF CIGARS Jusr
received by W.D. BIAiPS co.
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WEsTPHALIA HAMS az
CHRISTIAN & WnIrI'B.
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GgNrLEkEN,s FURNISHINGS.

'u'' senaTtAoenI We ask the attention OF gentle
Crr,.a' as our sock presents unsusl attractions,
SrY,.1e.C ~. CAssihEREs, WORsTtDs, SGRGbs,
s"..s' ~'iVIs' DiAGoSALs, &C., on which much
@'~ss5 can be saved.
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lvkkTowS CENTENNIAL CELE-
ehszsS sSL,AIios.-To any one intending 10 erect
ion sshpsfsry building for ibc Octover ceiebra.
46adsaa dsaafrs frs have for sale al Indiant0wn a0ont
OAE TIT Cf BOARDS AND sCANTLINC-
kJcst,s ~. ~. MAPLE, AND PthE-which can Dc
t s A.fsmfiy low where IL Is IL is convenient
w st''DY " rail- or wasr. .App..ytooy
s,,a g. " WATSON.
Wv Sss No 1913 Basin bank.
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LADIES', I,NnFRwEAR.

sos,, s,1 determined 10 adopt popular tariff OF
~ ~ Asi RATES and ask an examination Of our
e. ps'ore sending abroad for such goods We are
49, s''ata TO meet the market as 10 Srice, iaric
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FAMILY ROE-HERRTNGs, CLIPPED BEEF-hest
In the ciy-at CHRISTIAN & WUIrE,e
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ss> THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CTRcu.
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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AN "ADyEXTURE,'

as he termed it. | have spoken OF this to
Mr.. Strasburger. After this stunned Sa-
cert. Hoffman knows that not word was
SAID about the Strasburger affair in his place.
On the Oh instant Sagert gave me letter
for Mrs. Strasburger and asked me to de-
liver it.. did this, and did not know what
the letter contained. On Thursday, at about
IL O'Clock lD the morning, accidentally met
Saoert on First avenue. We were Joined
by the Israelite have spoken OF. We went
up 10 Fortieth street. and reached SlXty-hrst
street and Fourth avenue in zigzag way.
Then | was tired. and told Sogert that !
wanted TO eat. | walked away from S,eert,
and tried to show him that was displeased d
with him. He came after me, and | repeated
that was hungry. He advised me to 60 and
eat. but made an arrangement to meet me at
Fifth-nintb street and Sixth avenue. We
walked along Madison avenue, and he told
me en- paSsant that when he stopped was
to fire a pistol. i did this between Sixtleth
and Sixiy.frst streets. fired twice. As
did this | saw Ssgert on Madison avenue.
He raised his hand as salute, which re-
turned VOGEI..
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LACfs Am rvppoInrpIrs.

u ". esn especial attention TO a recent purchase Of
rANbI h| EDGES, consisting Of 1920 yards.
80 sooos aFe demanding great attention.
r 49, ',,a ane iabesi LACEs, TRIMMINGS. and NECK
"AkE al loses, rates.
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A GRAND PICNIC" aud always In sei4on
WHITLOCK's Sc. Cigar.
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JNO. p. LAUGHTOS, JR., 1Os A. NJ, hoasehold
furniture. &c.
JAS. uACDDUGALL, 10 A.. N., stock Of fss
elltt.ug, genfI fIetnen's furnishing goods. show
eases. mirrors, fixtures, &c, al the Baiiiasofe
Co.hing- iIOu'e.
FRANK d. HILL & CO.. s r. VI trustee sale OF
two DigS framed Dwellings corner OF Twenty
third aud streets.
AUGUSTINE RoYALL, I2k y. ~. commission.
er's ale of nice little farm OF l05h acres OF
Iapd Ia Ches, eT isld county.
"A. SELDOM TAYLOR. 81 4. ~. biiek dwelling
No sos Clay street, between Elshtn aed >inth.
GRIYBs 4 WILLIAMS, AR. 81. eleven building
lots on Leish. Puihsm. and 4 cross strse, nfsr
Olyer X Rotinsons factory.
GRIBBs a WILLIAMS, 4 r. NJ, trustees sac of
rial estate on tne west side or the al~y ruersss
from clay &c Leigh street between Adams street
and Brook ayenus.
cox & SMITH, IL A. NJ groceries. &C.
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AUCTION SAILS MONDAY.

ny-O all sales Of Real Estaie made between ~.
III of January snd last Of June the taxes for TIE
prpsput year have 10 be paid by the purehtser, On
Al iies mad. between the lst OF July and last OF
lhe year the tsxes have "a be paid by the seller.
THIS custom wss adopted abOnt hfleeI years ago
bv all The real estate zgents IN Richm0nd, ana APP
Plies 10 Richmond aud yicinity.l
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Entered at the Post-0nice at Richmond, Va, a.
second-cass matter.l
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eEApD. E. .MIrrrIDorrrn's new adysdLc-
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CHRIsrrAS & wInrr's.
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lie, where the two made the acquaintance
OF Mr.. Strasburrer. They laid considera-
BILE stress on the fact that the three above
named were all picture-dealers. Detective
Cornish. Of the Twenty-eighth precinct. has
gone to Philadelphia after Frederick. II he
will come here without requisiton be will
be brought on at once; II not, requisition
will be procured.
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Next Sunday Is Easter, and, according 10
q time-honored custom, is the day on which
we may anticipate an avalanche OF spring
bonDets and the proyerbial "June apple"
costume Of our prominent beaux. We
subioin few hints on the, allimportant
subject of
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, August 2d.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: r. l.
Sheppard, New York; Mrs. Fl. Lash, A
Roman, San Francisco; Mrs. G. @. Good
win and child Mrs A. H. Wellman, Eugene
Wellman, Salt Lake J. E. Price. Missouri
Mrs Adler, St. Louis, Mo; B. Heathcote
England; G.. G. auckland, d. w. Heath,
Pontiac, Mich; Mrs. Goldman, Carson City
Charles Kennedy, Virginia; j. Dryfuss, Mil
waukee, Wis; c; s. Weeks, Wood River
Idaho; Mrs. G. Holthy, Bakersfield, Cal
f. King, Iowa T. J. Allison, Leadville,
Col; r. A. Parker, Detroit Mich; Mrs. P.
s. Wilkes, Missouri; I. Zeroata, japan; loo
emigrant passengers, including 81 males, to
arrive in Sacramento August 4th.
NEwHALL, August 2d.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow T.
NJ. Phelps, Oakland; D. Van Heusen, San
Francisco; Miss Julia G. Wilson. Mrs. S.
w. Smith, GAINESVILLE, Wis; n. Schawabcher,
San Francisco; Miss Z. Aiken, Austin,
Texas j. M. Bailey, wife, nurse and child,
Tucson w. J. Cheyney, Philadelphia; f.
Howard and wife, Tucson Charles Johnson,
Hermosillo, Mexico; Henry Fowler, Texas
A. w. Brown, Tombstone Frank Silford,
San Francisco j. Renolds, Los Angeles j.
Jaquis, Silver City; j. III. Bagler, Los
Angeles.
OMAHA, August 2d.-Left here to-day, tc
arrive in Sacramento August 9th: Albert
Son, Miss George Stewart. J. Frankenthal,
Louis NJ. Dinkelspeil, N. c. LHhrs. wife and
daughter, B. f. Dohrmann, G. f. McDer-
mott, w. Paysant, San Francisco John
Barry, Montreal; Mrs. George Jacobs, Chi
cago; Miss Z. l.. Baell, Oakland; Rev. G.
Watson and wife, Toronto Thomas Hous.
ton, Mrs Houston, Ballyclare, Ireland Miss
Portland, n. B.; Miss Weiner, New York
Mrs. j. F. Partition. Lewiston, Me-; Ed.
ward Martin, Newark. N. j.; j. Stanford,
wife and daughter, J. W. Stanford. San Fran.
cisco; Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. J. K. Reed,
New York.
Fifty-one through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacramen.
To August 9th
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FOREIGN.
The Land Bln ia the House of Lord.

The Land Ell In the House OF lords.
LONDON. August 2i.-In the House of
Lords to-day the Duke of Argyll (Iiberall in
an hours speech, attacked the land bill, to
which, however, he said, the Government
appears TO be driven, as the Lords are, by
circumstances. He compared the Govern
ment TO a jelly-ish. He advised the Govern.
ment to tell the Irish that they will hence
forth support the decisions Of the Courts, and
that poverty is no excuse for wrong
The Duke of Marlborough Conservative
also spoke in condemnation of the bill.
SECOND DIsPATCHI
LONDON, August 2i.-The second reading
Of the bill was adopted without division.
Lord Denman u4iberal) announced that he
would move the rejection of the bill on going
into committee Thursday next
Conservative Proposed Amendments.
LONDON, August 2d-A hundred Con.
sentative Peers were at Lord Salisbury's resi-
dence yesterday to consider the amendments
to the land bill. The amendments suggested
by Lord Salisbury were unanimously agreed
to, in addition to those already stated. They
include one providing for its examination and
revision after six years, and also refer to the
duties and constitution of the Land Court.
The 0'Doneshue Broke"
LONDON. August 2d.-The O'Donoghue,
member OF farnament tor Tralee, Is bank
rupt.
BradIaugh.
LONDON, August 2d.-It is stated that
Bradlaugh will go to the House of Commons
before the Speaker arrives tonight. The
Bradlaugh meeting at Trafalgar Square will
be short. Bradlaugh's address will be ready,
and many delegates will be present at the
meeting.
LONDON, August 2d.-The meeting in Ira
fslgar Square, to protest against Bradlaugh's
exclusion from the House of Commons. was
very largely attended Bradlaugh said he
would go to the House Wednesday tto-mor-
row). After the close Of Bradlaugh's speech,
the enormous crowd which had listened to it
proceeded to the Palace yard under the i'm
preston that he had gone thither, but they
found all the approach to the Palace closed,
and the crowd then dispersed
LONDON, August 2d-Nobody will be per.
mitted to accompany Bradlaugh into the
lobby of the House of Commons. If Brad
laugh attempts to force an entrance to the
House, Gladstone viii move that he be de-
taiued in custody until he apologies for his
attempt to override the decision of the House
and undertakes not to repeat the offense.
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ONE OF BAcH's FUaUEs.

AwSy goes scrap,
Just piece Of a tune like little chap
That runs from his Mummy but mind the row
There'll be about that chap just now
OF he goes but whether or not,
The mother is after HIM like shot
Run, you rascal, the fast you're able
But she nearly nabs him at the gable;
But raissin him after al and then
He'll give her the imperiuce OF sin;
And he'll duck and he'll dive, and he'll dodge an,
he'll dip,
And he'll make a run, and turnin and mockin,
And mtatin her most shocsin,
Every way she's moviD, you know
That's just the way this tune'll CO.
Irnitatin, ch sngin, hidin,
Doublin upon itself, dividin;
And other tunes comm wantin to dance with it,
Bot haven't the very smallest chance with it.
It's that slippy swivel-up, up up
Down, down, down the little pup
Friskin, whiskin and then solemn,
Like marchin In double column,
Like funeral or, rather,
Ii you'll think Of this imp, it's like the father
c5niu out to give it HIM, and his heavy feet
Soundn ike thunder on the street.
Aud he's caught at last and they all sing out
Like the very mischief and dance and shout,
And caper away there most surprisin,
And it ends in n terrible rejisin.
That's Backs, that's fuges-1w that's fine.
II Fo'c's'le Yarns