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Clara-..O, Charley, you naughty boy! l
around the corner" Chsrley-"Wny didn't
you say you wanted 1t? How was / to known
1t Is mean hotel clerk who will wear an
electric light on his shirt front and pass ft or
for q diamond, 10 the humiliation Of bis rivals
Boston Post.
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i. B. WHITE Il BROS,
MAnusacturers of

Manufacturers of
PORTLAND CEM&NT,
ROMAN CEMENT, KEENE'H CEMENT.
works: SwanRcombe, England. The~
contracts to supply over ten thousand bar. H8N
reis Of Portland Cement for strengthening EHSJ
the foundation OF the Washington monu- -
ment were awarded to rs over III competitive, our
Oeupent being the strongest and best.
erty st.. New York. b. BfSOOE, aren't Tor Dts.
trict Of Columbia. Biecoos 10th-st wharf, and has
BiscCe's 10th Ut. wharvee. te6 3m
EIN1 OLD BYE WHISKY,
II FIN OLD BYE WHISKY
FINN OLD BYE WHIHKEY.
Warranted puTe-warranted pure, Tor Medicinal
and Family uses q cents Per bottle-7S cents per
Ger. III ena ] stss and "a and d sts.
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She coed; he wooed: the Old mau said they
could they would. No eards-De.sVK CAaf
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NEW YOgK-ROTTERDAM.

NEW YOEK-ROTTERDAM.
The nrst class steamers Of tbs Line.
"AMSftRDAN," .tKOTTERDAM,"
''SCHIEDAM." .'W. A HCHoLTEN,"
s'P CALAND, |" and MAS
Watson Stores. Brooklyn. regularly. on WE'D
First osbin. s6o-s7o. I'd Cabin. ESQ. s.eerxr.,
e26. II. CAZAU1, General Agent, ~ South Wiz
Lam st., New YORK For passage apply TO W. g.
fhington, or +. II. JOHNSON. Agent, National
Safe Deposit Building, corner New Ho-f ave. aud
18th 1T. northwest jan17
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MERCHANTS, AND MINERS,

NsEBCHANTS' AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
tUTSlBE LINZ OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
sai ing days from Baltimore-Every wEDNgS-
CAY and SATURDAY, at 4 %. m, from loot OF
Spears Wharf epezr foot 4. Gay street)
From New Scrk-ESery THURSDAY ana SAT
foot CLIFTON street
Ecgaut passenger accommodations. Lowest
rktes FREIGHT guaranteed
hates of pass aga-Fir-t c ass. e6, Including meals
ard stateroOn berth. Storage, e3, meals, il de-
sired. % cents per heal.
A. l.. HUGGINS, AGr..
B1etcn Wharf, BALTIMORE MD.
GEO. II. GLOVER, AGI.,
te95 PIER az Ear EiyTR Ny
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MAY PICkINGS
Is garden and highly cultivated Japan Tea. com-
posed OF the Early picked leaves, cured with great
only by ELPH0NZO YOUKGS ''
ICED TEA. ICED TEA. ICED TEA.
Our Green, Black. or Mixed Tea, at 50 cents per
gound. can't be eQualied in Washington for Iced
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description Just received.
Potted Ham. Tongue, Turkey. Chicken, &C..
Lamb. Beef. Turkey. &c. ssrdines' SALMON
Lobster, Dried Beef, Baked Beans. &C.. &C.. So.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
Of al kinds, and we would name the celebrated
Durkees Salad Dressing. Crosse & Blackwelra
sELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
good supply Of these Important articles.
small Sotes q as cents for Pcaic
In fact. we give our undivided attention TO the
FAMILY TRADE,
And make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
BEST OF everything in the way of FAMILY SUP.
fsl5s generally or facilities for buying and
tee to sell as low as any other house in tue city a.
s!so to give the article. Qtsasstv and quantity. a
Money cheerfuIly refunded to any customer who
II you can't call please send postal or Telephone
my residence, IS our Telephone ut the store Ia
Plugged again for the present.
ELPHONZo YOUN0s,
GROCER.
myzs 6O4 9Th St., bet. q and r.
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SPORTING GOODS.

UHIS. BUPPERT,
Hos. COS and AO0 Pm q. NV.
HEADQUARTERS Fob THE WHITNEY CHIL-
DREN'0 CARRIAGE OOMPANY.
the oheapea for Beauty. Comfort and Durability
IN the market.
ARCHKRY AND FISHING TACKLES. OROQU1I
AND LAWN TENNIS. BICYOLna
VELOCIPED1a. WA0ON6.
q. Z. KOILER SKATES Gu numbsrsD ~ Prices
10 SUIT the Times. mAr9
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oh hichn9 sIl,;o FaTDKnrCKs =
AND sTATIONs on THE RICHMOND.
FREDERICKSBURG AND PDT,lNaC

AND sT xpICv On THE RICHMOND.
f FsR sS sTp saSSSif SpH siTf
s nas spie bssS F s:as with the new
e.v,rs her wharf foot q "a st II se ass
'Nn $50 4. M. AND s:sop. NJ.
connecting at 0uantico with the Fast Trains South.
aT RATS Sss az F1 AZ and 10
W.shinston to Qn.Dtioo and return. first class so
"d ay W freoefickfpurs. limited TO n.
MssSneton TO Richmond. limited 70 day. e 20
"ashnstoD TO Richmond and return. soodfor
n BP.seIsers to Frcdericis6ars must s.Ss
90 . Spp be made y excursion parts.
Tickets can be hsd and informstion cheerfuIy
furnished at 3. W. Reeds sons l2l6 etreet north
e. Roose's og.r stsnds at priseipa Hotels. and ii
the EEoRaF oI iSSs 81 IN Tss
WIN. p. WFLCH. Aren't. mo t,nas
NoRFoLk AND NEW YORK srEaMFRs.
~ In ,..s sT E.A Ls LADY OF The LAKE
i pSs az. ssftf E MfSSsRA Z s SbS Osssl
E; n, touching At Hney Point Po:It Lookout and
DAYS will be issned as follows
First Class Round Trip 10 Fortress Monroe srd
First clsss Fare 70 Fortress MoaTos ana So u
second class each wsy. 81
First class Fare to Prey PIT and Pt Lookout /. 20
First class Round "Trip to Piney Point snd Point
Second class. each rs
ttsterooms, 81. Meals, 75c
Returning leave Norfolk TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and sATURDAYs. at 4 y. M.
Once. 6lS l6th street In the National Metropolitan
Bank Building. or At the Office 9th street Wharf.
JOHN G1bsok and 3. k sTEATf esse Pier a,
East River. New York, every SATURDAY, at y.
M, ard Georsetowp every FRIDAY. at am. For
particulars apply to agent GO Wafer street. George
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
apS0 6lS 18th street. opp. U. =. Treasury.
LOB M0RFOLK. PORTsMOUTB
II FORTRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
IHE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.
VIII l..v. bs Gar TfSa4 t teo T. q Z Ms ~
street, on TUESDAYS ard THUHs- sssksxsN
DAYS At 5: 80 p m. SATURDAYS
on ron a s5SSppng st pnek Point and Point Look
folk on WEDNkrDAYS. FRIDAYS and SUN
DAYS, at 100 O'Clock N. Beginning with May
J. 1881. excursion tickets viii be issued good for
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor
First cs: round trim W
Second Class, each 90
Fitst class fare to Piney Point and Point
F;rstcisSs round
kecond-class. each way ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
ststerooms. q. Meais. ESQ. Freight resolved
The steamer VIII extend her trips to Georgetown
every Monday, stopping At HartIsy's wharf.
Tickets and Ststeroonls can be had. and insor-
patton cheerfuly furnished, 1t h, ". Reefs
sson's, 12l6 ct northwest; Cooks Tours, 1sSl
hotels: IT, B. PciSnSorn, nrIi - si,s p o.. ana
0f hd 59ss e n iia stiiss sup,
W. +. WEIGH. Agent. ap2g
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VOVA1N0 bIUFE6 AND RANGEDs
We can show the largest assortment in the city; Ill
allow prices. Also Oarbolized Paper, Moth MIL
dew and Water Proof. The attention Of Builders
and others IL invited to our large assortment OF
6lste Hantels. Latrobes. Brick set Ranges. ana
Furnaces We are agents for the Social and F1re-
side Jewel LAtrobea, st. George and 6tAg Head
Estimates given for Timing. Plumbing and Heat
ing. W. =. JkWk0 q Coz
MI 71Y 9th It ~.
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u notice.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CuEARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AL CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. N. r.. NEW YORK.
,scythis. We'd. 22 june. jMarathonwed.. l3guly
Parthis. We'd, 20 June Batavia. Ned, 20 July.
.Bottn MIA. Wed July. Algeria. wea.. "a July.
'GaLia... ..Weo., ID July !ScythA.... Wed.. 3Aus.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$50 and e100 according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, SIS additional.
Return tcs ets on favorable terms.
steamers marked do not carry steerage
ktesras at very low rates tteerare tickets from
Liverpool and Qneens1own. and al oaher parts OF
EDroIe, 1t lowest rates.
Through bills Of lsden given for Belfast. 0ias-
gov, Bavre, Antwerp sod other porIs on the Con-
tii ent. snd for Mediterranean ports.
For freight aud passage apply at the Oompanys
Office. No Bowling Green. or both steerase and
csbip to OTIS BiGELOW b Co.. COS 9TH street.
jsnl2 VERNON II. Brown CO., ny.
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J. ". BOTELER BON
Are the Agents for the OF Iicke.S IN this Dis
trict OF the
INHAN STEAMSHIP co.
P1rnca proposips to visit Europe can obtain al
api-sn5 - W. BoTELER d SON.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRR
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
=, The steamers Cf this company Will sail EVERY
SATURDAY from Bremen Pier, foot of 50 street,
Heboken. Rates Of passage:-From New York 10
Bsyre, London. SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen, first
cabin, esC0; second cabin, $60 s:eerage, $50 pre-
paid steersge certificates s2S For freight or pas
sage spply to OELkICHS 4 CO, 2 Bowling Green,
New York: w g METZERUTt & co, 925 Penn
ave-, Agents for Washington. tanl2
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Three years had passed. Leonie was ln the
house was always niled With the literary men
OF the day, and sns invariably secured the lite
rery lion. She was making her way throu0h
the brilliant thrODg towards Le0nie.
my DEAR" SAID she when she reached her
"you have read that novel OF which an Paris is
taiklDg-'Les Deux Pr,ncesses'?n
Yes" said Leonie, .lt is charming work y
do you know It's author?D
Eugene de LasSt? No. Is he here this even
ing?"
Eyes, and want to present him to you. All.
there he Is. Monsieur dc LaSSi!" and In another
moment there stood before Leon1e-the false
painter.
For moment she hesltated, but the old spell
reasserted itself, and she found herself listen
Ing, almost against her WILL to his pleas for par.
oon; AND ne pleaded his cause most eloquently.
~ am half inclined not to forgive YOU" she
Know you DID,
II acted like fool and kusve,n said Eu-
sson ;v,, anu SOu ought never to pardon me, but
Wei, said the beauty. semi-reluctaht.y. "lf
5ouu DC very good boy"
and never deceive me again.
and never paint any more such wretcned
Never"
Then l forgive you for having played the
servant" F's~ '"0
But want to play 1t again!p
She looked at him inquirlngly,
Il want TO be your servant forever
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08
DAWLEY SPRINGS.

THE HEALING SPRINGS, Bath county,
Va. will be open FOR the reception OF visitors
M lsT or JUNE BsIhs al the natural ieHIsFa-
igre ~ the water which Is 80 and SIS degrees Fab
relleit. Hot baths at any teInptratur. desired ;
also. plunge AID shower oaths. Pamphlets To De
t4G Of T'uECKLL, LADD & Co. or the proprietor.
NY l5-zm n. CARTER ECBANK.
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He Had Orders from GabrieI-NOvei
Defence OF Connecticut Wife,
Renter.

Tue Superior Court OF Norwich, Conn,
which has Just completed IFS NAV labOrS,
had TO deal with one novel case. When the
case OF Charles Maude. Salem farmer, was
called, 4 limp, wild eyed, dazed-looking
man, with one empty sleeve, got up. He
OWES a little place ten miles in the country,
and has a wife and pleasant family. he was
charged with an unprOyOked assault on his
wife several months ago. State-AttOrney
Waller asked him, after he had pleaded
"nOt guilty. why he had beaten his wife.
The man looked up to the ceiling a moment
and then straight at the prosecutor, and
said:
81 had orders"
"Orders. Who gave them;" inquired
the attorney.
"Why, up yonder." was the reply.
"There's where | get all my orders. I'm
IN constant communication with the angel
Gabriel, and get all my directions from him.
| also have correspondence with evil spirits
down there (pOinting TO the floor. | love
my wife, but Gabriel told me TO beat her,
because she bad offended him, and did So
| didn't want to DO it, but he insisted.
Sometimes it IS hard 10 tell whether the di-
recIons come from Gabriel or the evil
spirits.'
The mans trial was stopped at the con-
clusIon OF his speech. He was taken TO the
hospital for he insane.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 4. W.. h0rsss, nu'es,
new aud second hand buggies. phasions. uscSss
carts wagons. ke.
r. r. CHAFfrN & CO., Q. NJ. brick dweiiieg So.
523 north FOurih street.
ROBERT b. LYME. IL A. ", tx rxord'0srv ssis
OF valuable furniture II the II. thsr.tt HDfg,
corner 0f MsG ana Fifteenth streets.
FRANK D. HILL & CO., g p. ". trustee sas u
fyaDeG dNeihDs and a lot Of gr0eGc on ia =
near The corner Of Buchanan street.
q. r. BRESEE. at Rose Hill. Orange county feysn-
~ eve head OF pure. bred short norn'.
GRIBIBs 4 WILLIAMS, 5 y. NJ, truf tees ssi- %
large nun0sr OF building lots GA Lsufei dDi
Cherry sireets south Of Cary.
ROBERT Il. LYME. g L. ~, flame dweihug az
the southeast corner Of Thirtieih aud Lsizn
streets.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR. T.. VI building lct a. be
south side Of Grace street between kixhtec1th
aud SsneteeDih streets
FRANK %. HfLL q co. 81 r. NJ, brick store on
corner Of MOsby and Jay streets.
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BRIEF LocALs.-The Girls Home Mission
Society will have lawn party at Psrk-PIsce
church this evening. Refreshments and
music.
M. J. L. Moring, late with Risbsrdsou Il
Co., has made a business arrangement with
Messrs. Chaffin & Co., and he promises TO
| serve bis patrons ia the employ OF this firm
with bis best efforts.
The Board OF Police Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon and investigated
charges preferred against Policemen John
s. TaIman and John Tyler. Both were
honorably acquitted and ordered 10 be re-
| stored TO duty.
Charles Johnson, Of Charles City county,
killed seven large hawks Monday.
The city hands were engaged yesterday
In laying a terra-cotta culyert on Fraukiin
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
While the chaiu-gaug was at work on
Seventh street yesterday one OF the men was
apparently taken suddenly in. A physician
was shamming."
At the next city election Il will he per.
tinent question for voters to know what on.
cia or officials are to blame for the long and
shameful interruption OF business 0n Main
street.
A coincidence Of the trip made by the
Howitzers on the 9Th instant TO West Point
Is the fact that on that very day Just twenty
years ago the Howitzers left that point for
Yorktown, the scene OF their first wG cam.
plgn.
The more complaint and the greater
cause for aggravstion the less work seems
10 be done on Main street.
Three young foxes captured 10 den in
York county attracted much attention yes
terday afternoon at John Z. LaughtOn's
auction.rOoms.
An Associated Press telegram lsst night
says that the President yesterday signed the
commission Of Postmaster Gilmer, OF this
pitV
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MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE on GROUNDS
AND BUILDINGS. - The Committee on
Grounds and Buildings met IN the City
Hall yesterday eyening-Mr. Campbell in
the chair.
Nj. Pizzini, from the committee TO pur-
chase armory lot, presented the written ac-
ceptance of the agent OF Mrs. Trent to the
proposition Of the committee for the pur-
chase Of the lot corner Of Seventh and Mar
shall streets.
Mr.. Pizzini offered a resolution author
izing the City Engineer to advertise for
plans and proposals for an lrmory building
the advertisement to include the offer Of a
premium OF 800 for the best plan and $50
for the second best plan said plans 10 be
handed in BY the 23d instant. Adopted.
Mr. PIZzini also offered resolution an.
thorizing repairs 10 the office Of the Chief
OF Police. Adopted.
The committee then adjourned.
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THE Cost or STEALING RiDE.-An accl'
dent occurred to small boy last evening
while stealing a ride on sireet.car, ana II
is only wonder that il did not result 10 his
ins ant death. As ear No. II was making
an up-trip last evening about g O'Clock a
small boy, aged five or six years. Jumped
on and was stealing ride. When be
reached Twentieth street the boy ATTEMPTED
to lump of, when his pants were caught by
a hook under the rear step, and be was
thrown violently TO the ground and drag
ged over the stones for almost the distance
OF a square. His clothes were nearly all
torn from him, but, strange to say, the IT.
tie fellow was not seriously hurt. Parents
should keep their children from such dam
ger by Furnishing them severely whenever
caught hanging TO the ears.
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FATALLY BURSED.-A sad accident occur
red Yesterday afternoon which will most
probably result in the death Of the interest
ing little daughter OF Mr.. W. A. Jones,
who resides 1t No. 70s west Marshall street.
II seems that at about 8 O'Clock Octayia
Jones was engaged in the dangerous expert
ment OF lighting fire in the stove by means
OF a kerosene-oil lamp, when il exploded,
and the contents OF burning oil was thrown
over the poor child. Her clothes, saturated
in the combustible liquid, were instantly
ablaze. and before assistance could reach
her she was horribly burned all over the
body. Drs. Wexford. Moseey, and Nalie
were summoned, and rendered all possible
medical aid. They pronounce the injuries
fatal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08

ELECTION or OFFICERs.-At a regular
meeting Of Richmond Lodge, No. TO- 4. r..
and \. NJ, held last evening the following
officers were elected for the ensuing twelve
months: William II. Woody, master; T..
J. Warren, senior warden; Earnest IL.
Chalkley, junior warden; George d. Plea
SAINTS. treasurer; James &. Riddick, secre-
tary: j. Roscoe Parker, senior deacon w.
Fred. Pleasant>, junior deacon. The w0r-
shipful master appointed Revs. e. W. Peth-
erbridge, w. G.. Starr, and George Jacobs
chaplains; John ". Quay, E. l.. Rowe,
John A. Tyree, Shirley King, William Bit
Riddick, and :. Busnitz, stewards.
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FIGHT IN A BAR-ROON. Last night about
: O'Clock two negroes, named John II. Tay-
Tor aud Frank Jackson, got into fight IN
the bar.rOom OF Joseph Biley, corner Of
Eighth street ard Theatre alley, in the
course OF which Taylor struck Jackson on
the head with a SpittOon, inficting several
severe wounds. Both were arrested by
officer HannOn and taken 10 the pOIice.sil.
ton. subsequently Jackson was admitted
TO bail. but Tayor was held on felony
charge for assault with intent 10 kill. The
parties will be before the Police Court this
morning.
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MOTHERS. MOTHERS MOT HERS (.

Are you disturbed sI night and broker of your
ret ~ sick child suffering and crying Win me
excI ucaiiug PAN 0f cutting teeth u ~. 20 a {
once ana gei bottle # MRS. WISSLOW's SCOT
ING SYRUP. Il Will relieve the poor lille s';1srr
immed ately--depend upon IL; there i ~ sista<e
about H. There Is uOi mother on earth who las
ever used II who viii not tell you af once that = y" i
regulate The bowels and give rest to The mother sni
relief aud health 20 the child. operating IKE naEic.
II is perfectly safe 20 IN all eases and peasiut
10 the taste. and Is lhe prescription of one 81 "a
oldest ana best female physicians and nurses 10 me
United >ta'es. Soldeyerywbere. Tweniy-nre his
A bottle ie 3-eDdi "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08

ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RicH
NOSD, showing ages OF dscedents, sex. and
color, with nativity and annual death-raie
per 1000 inhabitants, for the week ending
June Attn:
Cause Of Death Abscess, white bron-
chitis. coiored; cancer, coIored; cerebro-
spinal meningitis, l colored; cholera In
fantum, white; consumption, 8 colored T;
debility, l colored diabetes, white; disr-
rh9i, white; dysentery, white, color
ed; gastro-enterits, white; heart-disease.
white, 2 c0Iored; infanticide, l c0lored ;
liver disease, colored; mumps, white /;
obstruction Of bowels. | white; paralysis,
2 colored; unknown, 1 white. Whole num-
Der OF deaths in tie city exclusive Of stlll-
births), 2S. StiIl. Births Males, colored.
Ser and Color Males, ) white, 10 colored-
total. 10; females, ) white, 8 coiored-totai,
-. Age : One day TO thirty, 2 colored one
month TO six, L white; six months 10 twelve,
white; one year 10 three, white. color
ed-total, 4 ten years to twenty, colored ;
twenty years 10 thirty, | colored; thirty
years to forty, white, colored-totaI, ):
forty years to fifty, white, colored-totaf
2; fifty years to sixty, white, colored--
total, g.; sixty years 10 seventy, white,
N''VANN NN-hptd'f - -tfFhbJ JNaiN W SiShtJ
cOlored. Condition Single, white. l(
coored-totaI, 16; married, white, col
ored-total, 6; widows, white, 8 colored-
total, }; unknown, colored. Nativity
Richmond, 10; other parts Of the United
States, l6; Germany, Il s.. Helena, |. LO'
cality: Mar.hall Ward, 2 white, colored-
total, 3; Jefferson Ward, white, 3 colored-
Total. 4; Madison Ward, white, color.
ed-total, 3; Monroe Ward, white, col.
ored-total, 4; Clay Ward, white, color.
ed-tOtal, 8; Jackson Ward, white, ) col
ored-tota, 9; almshouse, white, color.
ed-tOtal, j.
Whole number OF deaths for the month oI
May, l27-55 white. y colOred.
COMPARATIVE wEyLY MORTALITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08

The celebration of the one-hundredth an
niyerSary OF the formation OF an lndepen-
dent Grand Lodge in the state of New York
Yesterday was highly interesting. Some
idea of the growth OF Masonry in this cOun-
try may he gathered from the fact that at the
session Of the Grand Lodge last year, one
year less than one hundred after its forma-
ton, there were delegates from 715 lodges,
representing y, s67 Masons in good stand.
ing, against five lodges and twenty nine
delegates in 1871. There must be good in
an order that can multiply like this.
An interesting little event happened in
Mr.. Purdy's family at Cincinnati the other
day, and in an ecstacy of Joy the proud
father advertised the fact as follows !:
Birth-To the wife of Elbridge II. Purdy,
son. Mother and son elegant. Many
thanks TO DR.. williamson"
Mr.. r. A. Proctor, the astronomer, has
no patience with people who are scared by
the " threatening planetary influences" so
much talked about Just now. he says there
is more danger from the moon than from
all the planets put together.
The extrayaglnt statement is made that
ex- commissioner lie Dues experimental
sorghum sugar cost $50 pound. At the
same rate his experimental tea must have
cost the country at least $50 au ounce.
Domestic slavery exists in Liberia "as
sbject and far more merciless than Is TO be
found almost anywhere else." The price
OF slave in Liberia is from eight 10 fifteen
dollars.
Professor Cannon, a Cincinnati athlete,
is dying OF consumption, superinduced, the
doctors say, by over-straining. IL was
common feat with bin TO lift 1900 pounds.
Patti wants over $1,000 for each OF ffty
concerts In America, and insists upon being
accompanied by Nieolini. Nilsson Is also
coming to this country next season.
Ex-senator Whyte isto be Mayor OF Bal
tilaore and Mayor Latrobe to 60 to Con-
yress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08
OLD SWEET SPRINGS.
~ MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA,

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