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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

Died IN this city, Monday, October Sd. At A.
NJ, JAMES W. srAMPER; aged thir'y-four
H. funeral will tako place from his mother. re-
ddence 2O4 north Twentieth street. at So o'clock
THIS MORNING. Friends Of the f'mily are IN
Vited 10 attend.
Died, in this city, on October 90, a. 10 +. M;
MARIE LOUISE, wife 81 Df. \. X. Barrett
daughter Of IN c late Charles l.. Barnes.
FUNERAL services will be held at her late resi-
dence on TUESDAY, october 4th' al 10 O'CLOCK
New York and Brooklyn papers please copy.
Died. ut his residence, near hechanicsviile, In
Hanover county, at 80 o'clock Mnndsy morning
RoBERf RlpDEL T na,ry of ~ s sye ''o'
Ills funeral viii take place ON TUESDAY
MORNING at 10 O'Clock, from his late residence
qualntauces are respectfully invited to attend
Died. on sunday. at 6l O'Clock, IT the residence
. Of her aon-ln-law Mr.. Richard W. kliis, M. 5O1
Marshall street. Mrs T.. II. PULLIAM, rclct 0f TIE
late W. W. Pulliam, Of Hanover county M aScn
The funeral win take place TO-DAY October
Ain at IL O'Clock from the Grsct-Strtct Baptlst
church. Friends and acquaintance are lh'l,eu 10
California Ga1ette please copy.
Died. very suddenly. Of heart disease, on Monday
the 81 instant, 1T the residence ~ MS som X IL
wood Teller Mr.. ROBERT TkLLtl''l In the sew
Tic friends u the deceased and OF the deeply
berczycd family are invited 10 Sttcnd the funtIdI
services at ilay-Strcct hethOSl chNIcll' CoIci VI
Clay and Adams streets, THIS AfIEbNOON AT
81 o'clock.
Died. AZ BclI-Nrmus, I'm Pow!attn county, Va
on Thursday, september 2sth' lss ~ O'Clock
4. NJ, ANN r., the wife Of James NJ finch.
Died. October I'D, st twenty minutes past 2
o'clock \. NJ, after lingering Lines MATTE
BELLE, youngest child " Juniu, y. Hnd hannah
A. Allison
We Iay thee I'm the silent tnmu,
sweet blossom or day:
We lust began % view Thy h.uom'
And thou art called AWAY.
PIiendshIp and love have drac their lat
And now can DO no more
The bitterness Of death f. pt-t,
And all thy suncrings o'er
Thy gentle spirit passed away,
Mid pain the most severe:
- great we could not wish liy stay
AmOment longer here.
The funeral took place from the re idcncc yc'tcr-
day At 10 O'Clock 4. VI.
Raeigh q. c. papers please copy.
Died. nj the re-Ilencc ~ his mother. No. 17lO
Washington street on Monday, October B. 1881.
ats T.. VI, JOSEPH j. FAUDREE I'm the thirty
ninth year of his age.
The funeral viii take place from the Venablc-
street Bapust church on WEDNESDA ~, 9TH IN
slant At 3 O'Clock 4. VI. The friends Of The family
are Invited 10 attend. ~
Died at 6:l5 o'clock yesterday morning, HILL
TON WINSTON; aged -iIty-seyen.
ale died in Jesus. and was blc~t:
How -wccty he slumbers there.
From suffering and from sin released,
He &, free from every care
Funeral will take place TOMORROW tWcdueS-
day EVENING at o'clock from The tlrst Bapilst
church.
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Kentucky and Virpinia--Yorktown


There VIII be no visitors ut the York
town Centennial who will receive a heartier
welcome than the Governor and citizen
soldiery Of Kentucky. The people Of that
gallant State are bone Of our bone; they
are children Of the old mother who went
out in their youth TO seek and make their
fortunes, and now come back to visit the
Old homestead and revive the recollections
OF their childhood. They will come over
the new roads which will for all future
time bring her and them so close to-
gether, and we will embrace them a. mem.
bers oil our own family. Governor BLACK
BURN may feel that when he reaches yir-
GINA he will be among friends who admire
him and kindred who love him. 1t is true
that he will not find the beautiful blue
grass, or the rich country OF his own State,
but he will find people true to their
friends and rich IN affection for all Ken
lucky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

We haven't verified the calculations in
the following article from the Montgomery
MESSENGER. but we have no doubt they are
correct. Let all the friends OF all the col
lcges read and reflect
TUE RIpDLEBERGER BILL AND THE COL
LEGEs.-The Riddleberger bill, ifit becomes
4 law, will be the utter ruin OF the colleges
Of this State. The poor boy who Is Strug-
Cling 10 get an education that VIII bt nm
10 be man among men will have 10 seek
some other place than Virginia to get II.
Her colleges will either be entirely closed
or will have 10 charge such high rates
~ tuition that none can enter them.
Most Of the Virginia colleges, trust
ING 10 the good faith and honor OF the
state. invested their means in state bonds,
and are now holding them, and under the
much-abused Fundcr legislation have been
getting their interest. But il the Re
sdiusters carry the State and pass the Rid
dlebercer bill, the funds and income OF
these colleges will be so reduced that all
will be so crippled that they can do but lit
tle good. We instance some OF them:
washington and Lee University has SOL
T59. % in State securities, on which she
now gels NDsDUb'tO ihtNiN-' = >
The Riddleberger hill will give her
$40, 7S1.44 in new bonds, and but ST.
223.45 a year. IIampdcn-Sidney College
has s70,jjO and gets S4,223 annually. She
would get new bonds S3l, 1856 and but
$4,000 a year. Randolph Macon has 49,
7Os and gets s., 7S2.4S annually. She would
get but So, 100 in bonds and S2G2.SJ a year.
Richmond College has S4,0l7.19 and gets
t2,GH "a annually. She would get 49,
3l4.S0 in new bonds and sSSO.34 a
year. Our Blacksburg Agricultural and
Mechanical College has S3H,3l3 in
securities and gets S20,Gj8.72 annu-
slv. She would get SiS2,J10 in new
bonds, and but j,377.1O year, which will
be insufficient to maintain her. Her loss
will be s16l,5iS OF principal and 5lj,-
1Sl.72 income each year. Hampton Nor
nal school (cOlorcd) now has Sl72, l5G, and
gets $40, 329.9G annually. She would get
but S9l ,2Sj in bonds and S2,73S.j3 an
nual interest," loss OF $S0,S7l principal
snd S7,59O.Sl income each year. Which
Of our readers is willing TO aid in destroy
ing our colleges
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

Neither can the Democrats deny the
right OF the Republicans, under standing
resolution Of the Senate, to re0rganize II
after the vacant seats are filed, If they are
not satisfied with the Democratic Organiza-
tion.- Cincinnati Commercial
But you will not have majority after the
vacant seats are filed. If the Democrats
knew that you would, they would not try
TO elect the President pro tenn. The Senate
will stand thirty-eight Democrats and thir-
fy-eight Republicans when II is full, count
ing MALONE as a Republican and DAVID
DAVIS as Democrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

Read the Riddleberger bill, published on
our first page, and you will see that by re.
lecting schoolwarrants il renders practical.
ly useless the Henkel act, which is now the
bulwark OF public education. Under the
Henkel school bill it is provided that
school-warTants shall be receivable fol-
taxes, and by gripping its force with
their Riddleberger bin the Coalitionists
would practically destroy the public
schools. Big Lick NetcS.
BURNETT's COCAINE WILL SAVE THE HAIR
and keep II in strong and healthy condi-
ton, because IL will stimulate the roots OF
the hair and restore the natural action
upon which its growth depends.
Burnett's Fhyoring Extracts are abso-
lutely pure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04
MARRIAGES.

Married. on the a9fh Of September, BY Rey.
William h. Hatcher, ID. d., YOUNG JONES 10
Ma MARTA ZONES; both Of this city.
Norfolk papers please copy
Married on september goth, at the residence , on
yr. j. NJ. Four1urc an, Henfico county, w., ~
H. REV. DR. Norwood, SAMUEL T.. ROlALb
and Misa LAURA CARTER. daughter Of Dir. IN
rustus Carter, OF volusis, Florida.
Married nj Oak HILL the residence OF Inc bride'
fsther by the Rev. W. y. McGilyr1y, Ar. VIII
lin n FosTER, OF Cumberland. 10 Bliss
MARIE II. MARTIN, daughter OF }. W. Martini
PSI, ~ Chesterfield county. -,
Washington Star and Baltimore S"H ple,Se
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04
YoriHei Predictions.

DR.. John Ward, Of Warrenton, after
pcrusing the New York Herad, predicted
and put the prediction in writing six
weeks before Guteau fired the fatal shot,
that Garfield would be aSsassinated, his
reason for the prediction being that it was
the only rational solution Of the factious
quarrel in the Republican camp.
The Doctor also predicted the day after
the shooting that Garfield would die from
his wound, and he maintained that opinion
until the day OF Gartelds DEATH Var
rentOn IjldeI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

There is but ten inches OF water in the
city reservoirs, which are all at the bottom
not a single inch on the top-and it are
muddy at that.-Stdte.
EIoRSFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN ISDIGEs-
TION.-We have used Hordord's Acid
Phosphate in cases OF indigestion with good
results. Drs. MARSHALL IL LONGACRR.
OlueM m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

Whatever else we may have said OF Gen
eral MALONE, we have never accused, nor
thought Of accusing, him of being ga
sneak" The Wing does us gross injustice
in this matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04
what sohn W. Daniels Neighsors
Have to Soy About Him.
fFrom The I,ynehburg News.I

RICHMOND, VA, September y, 1891.
Wmiom Ridy7Gy, Esq, Lgnchburg, Va.'
Dear sir-From Treasurer Reynolds and
others have learned something OF Major
Daniels connection with will, deyising
an estate, in which you had, or should have
had, some interest. | would like greatly,
In view Of the shameful course he II now
pursuing towards the Readjuster candi-
dates. 10 obtain an authoritative statement
az the facts that could use TO exhibit him
IN his true character ia the public.
Hoping that YOU will let me hear from
Won at the earliest convenience, / am very
truly yours, W. Z. Elan,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04
FANCY GOODS, DC.

iANa1 6OODS, ht.
STEVENS
f. receiving lots Of NEW GOODS, among whicharc
100 BIRD-CAGES at$ 81;
Is TOILET SETS at 81, as good as those we
usually sell at s1.50 and 80
% FIYE-FOOT STEP LADDERS atsl;
% sIX-FOOT STEP-LADDERS at$1.25;
90 dozen FOUR-ROW TOOTH-BRUsHEs At
IOc.;
- dozen SOLID gONE-HANDLE KNIVES ut
81 per set;
80 FRENCH PLATE-GLASS MIRRORS at 81;
4 fun line Of sizasin CIIINA-HFAD DOLLS from
Soup;
A full line of INDE>TRUCTABLE DOLLS from
Toe. up;
4 full line Of WAX DOLLS from lOc. ui,-the
best goods for the money in town.
We continue our CROCKERY sale, selling
Selected DINNER PLATES at sjc. per dozen;
EXTRA THIN CUPS anI SAUCERS at soc. per
sci;
Splendid EWEES and BASINS for Csc;
Handsome PLAIN GOBLETS at soc. per dozea;
and all other goods IN proportion, at
STEVENS,
au2I No. 5OJ Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

Census Bulletin No. 263 says that thir-
teen per cent. of all the tobacco grown in
1879 was Of the White Burley description.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

THE PRESIDENT Pro TEM.-A Washing
ton telegram in the Baltimore american
says:
"They [the Republican senatorSl will
insist upon the admission OF the three Sena-
tors elected to fill existing vacancies before
Vice-President pro ten. is selected. In
that sense, and in Consequence of the fact
that the admission of the three senators will
make an equal division Of votes, they will
seek a wise compromised
Their "insisting" will not yield much
fruit TO the Republican party. That "equal
division OF votes" cannot be unless Gene
raj MALONE votes with the Republicans
and il he does so vote, as he will. the De-
mocratS of Virginia, Mississippi, New York,
and other States, will profit by his defcc-
ton. The Democrats made an immense
amount OF political capital ont OF the dead
lock in the Senate last spring. II set them
up in business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

WHICH Is RIGHT The Conservative
Democrat announces that Hon. John GOOde
will speak al Isle OF Wight Courthouse on
the Sd OF October The Dispatch Of the
29th says Mr.. GOOde will speak at LeXing-
ton on the same day. Which is right?-
Norfolk Ledger.
The Dispatch was right; but in the Con-
serudtiUe- Democrat of the LIST the announce
ment is correctly made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

The Minnesota Legislature meets in extra
session on the 10th Of this month, the same
day that the United States Senate cOnvcneS.
Friends Of Secretary Window say that he
will turn up in ST. Paul about the time the
Legislature meets, and they expect him to
come back to Washington with his creden-
tials as senator in his pocket Washington
teleqrdBl- Baltimore Sun.
Then Mr.. EDGERTON, the present senator,
will be there too; and the Republicans will
De "short" by another senator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

Virginia Bourbonism appears to have
reached the hour and article of death. The
leaders are willing TO promise anything
to out-rcadiust the Rcadiusters-for votes.
Too late. They "muSt go."-PhHddel-
phid Press.
The New York Tribune will see that the
fraud 1t committed upon its readers, to
which we alluded in our last issue, has re-
suited as that journal must have intended
it should.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04
pULNoNA:PULNoNA:rrM"<

r. ROBERTS ENhIE n.--.. ...
greet. ua. secured che r....F. .-.
moLI city and llrur.c' county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
~ The regular monthly meeting Of the above So
ciety viii take place THIS Tuesday EVENING
at ~ O'Clock. Regular and important extra busl-
ness 10 be attended 10. Members Of the Widows
aud Orphans Fund requested 10 prepare for three
assessments. BY order Of President
Oc Alt a. VI. KELLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

RICHMOND, VA, September %, 1851.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
IA STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WESTHAM
GRANITE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA will Dc
held at the Office Of the company at IL NJ. on
THURSDAY tho 9th day Of october, 1881, for the
election of a Board of Directors and for the trans
action of other business.
II. SNOWDEN ANDREWS,
Chairman of stockholders meeting.
T. ;. RHETT, Secretary of stockholders meeting
Sc 25-dtOc7
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DICllMOND SEMINARY.
H IIHH. $50
DRAWING ND PANTING \

~ So Miss hEANI
WILL REOPEN ttIDEI. " r...
At HiR -Ii DIN
52a NJE.u 80. oNp -IlEfU r.IH.
ANU LLIsH -I.rHI..
Also. PRIVATE LL~~UN-, 1UI .. -...
CLASS fDH tHINA-flINIINl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04
MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, A
WI bers Of RICHMOND LODGE, NO.~Ax
10, are requested 10 attend a stated COM Xxx
muncatiOu Of their Lodge at ST. Adams " \
Hall, corner Third and Main streets, on THIS
Tuesday EVENING at o'clock. Members Of
sister lodges and all Master MasOns I'm good stand
ing are invited 10 meet with us By order Of the
". II. JAMES T.. RIDDICh, Secretary.
october 4, A. l.. 1881, A. ID. 1881. Oc Ate
A MEXICAN LEGION OF HONOR
n The members Of NAPOLEON COUNCIL,
No. All. A. l.. of H., will attend n stated meeting
ON THIS (Iuesdayl EVENING, October A. 1881,
al ~ O'Clock. Candidates requested to be prompt.
Members Of sister councils Invited TO attend. By
order Of the Commander. X. :. DENNY,
Oc alt SecrciarY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04
EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF yIplp.
A'L RICHMOND. ''
The FORTY-FOrTH SESSION OIL uf.t...
commences FIRST MONDAY Or O,r'ta.
terminates May lJth. ''f-
FACTLrA

FACULTY:
JAMES -. MCCAw, ". d., Professor .f-.
OF Medicine. ' i'..
n. 7. COLEMAN, VI. d., Professor ofo....
etc.
j. $. WgLLYORD, VI. d., Prof.,.oy,
Women and children.
-. r. MANSON, VI. d., Professor of I.....
and Pathology.
WILLIAN lITAYLOR, T. d., prYfs...-..
istry and Pharmacy.
j. :. ID. CULLKN, ". d., prYf...r.f..-
CHisTorHER DuHFAiN-, -. d.. P-t
Anatomy.
". /. JAMES, Professor Of N.t-., Mall.
Therapeutic.
II. ~ TAYLOR, ND" Domuu.t-.l.r..,
The clinical advantage, II Et.f....4
under the control Of the faruIfr. IT,.
tai, the college Hospital thr t.Ulg. d.
the rye and Par udrurry uu.l,rf'..
DR.. j. 4. " bite. and tls ~,.t. t.4t-..
A,yium are open o. th' student HIIf.. ..
Expense, for whulccoHr.r, i..u.II..
articulation rre............
Practical Anatomy, D.mHu-Jrlt.-..
Graduation tce...............
Good board from SIS tn SO f.r...
rDr further Information Iprs b.
d. 3. So. lHnr
~ 2J-iS ,rt1c} d..
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UNDERTAKERS.

HOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.-AN-
u THRACITE COAL,all sizes: MlDLOTillAN,
BRlGHTHOPE, and SPLINT; CRATE and IN
CINE GOALS. purcst quality, cleaned, weighed 70
store for winter; COOkING-COkE and DRY
PINE and OAK WOOD-l)ng, sawed, aud split;
all ~ lowest summer prices. Satisfaction 9uaran-
tccd By applying at 500 east Main street. Orderin
person, BY letter on by telephone No. $50.
" ls-c6dlm !. b. WATKINS.
, 1881-03-27

GO. 000 TO $1,000 CASH AND A RE-
epe}. WV sponsible und reliable man CAN secure
business that will net weekly from IS 10 $1al und
1ntuy secured. Ill Enst Mouison-st, Room 4, from
flt
, 1881-03-27

(NlI1CkEltING PLANO, A BARGAIN,
sle5: slb down, 81 per month, at 2l5 SAie-st, one
, 1881-03-27

A LII KINDS OF TAR AND GRAVEL
n roofing done nna old roofs repaired By J..
WlLkE FORD 4 CO., 153 and lbs ". Washtngton-st.
, 1881-03-27

T1LOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART
.1l4t \ new c!uss will be formed ut the Hershey
School OF Musical Art on Tuesday at II O'Clock. Ad-
mission only e per term.
, 1881-03-27
HORSES .4NH CARRL1GES.

A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD BUSINESS
IA cupacity going to I'll raso Mexico, mud locating
there. desires to make arrangements with sumc good
ut1a attend to ther business interest Best THfaF
ences furniYhci Address 81 Tribune office,
, 1881-03-27

TIIE ADVERTISER WISHES TO MEET
L with paEty having 8, ,NJ s;Au0 70 Invest in
strictly iegt:tuue business. nEcndy established first
cuss In evgry respect. VIII give erery facility tn
yeauentiuE thoroughly \ EUud I've man will nnd
this rare Dner. Profits lame and business pleasant
The best of reference given und required No treEs
wunteE. Only those moaning business will please cd
dress a Tribune Office.
, 1881-03-27

TAUTION-BEWARE OF BOGUS VOSE
~ Sons pianos; none genuine unless the name
Vuse & BonA Is rtst in the iron frames. For kn1e
low prices nd easy terms: alsu RENTED with privilege
Of purchasing. only by ADAM SHARP. NG West
MNllsuu-st., corner Morgan.
, 1881-03-27

NYANTED-5,oo COO GENTLEMEN WANT
~ Ing n0bby suits and overcuats to order to call
at DlsrLiN j. CO.'S, LIS Mndison-st-, Rooua 4.
, 1881-03-27

ESOR SAIE-AT A RARGAIN-AN al
~ gente1uan's road mare. Gyelrs old this spring,
l5 hn-ds ~ inches high. weight about luU pounds:
This marc Is well bred: color, bay: long ulane and
ta1l: sound. kind, stylish. finely gied. md pleasant
driver; with good bone and substance aud ws broke
sslf - any one seeking good roadster. and ~tnn
tfttle hnndItnR this spring will show better than J.
minute Apply At barn, No. S Irving place, opposite
t{9 West Alanns-st.
, 1881-03-27

G1O 000A YEAR BY LIVE MAN
sp1OstOV With some means In s,lle Of medical
remedies. No risk. Address i !, Tribune 0tlicc.
, 1881-03-27

TIIICAGO MUSICAL SEMINARY. liz
~ Dearborn-st guarantees that In ~ lessons by the
pe,s method yGunK or old will 10 ntte perform on
piano. ORGAN vioii guitar, what will require years
BY tile old method. No charts. Day evening. Prof
J, Ii. MACDONALD.
, 1881-03-27

VNANTED-EVERY ONE TO CALL
w and leave their measure for a spring suit u1d
oyercoat ut DEVL1N Il CO.'S, OF New York LIS Andl~
sOn-St.. Room 4
, 1881-03-27

RLANEY & WILLIAMS, SUCCESSORS
fer in addition their unusually large assortment OF
new c;.rrtages the following second-hnnd work: I
Conn j. Ten Broeke stie-spfng buggy. PennOycr
side-spri11g huEes phhetou, nearly now elliptic
spring hu2ses eoupe}eite. ]andau4 coupe socxa-
Way. nuk-cArt- and village cart
Al the above in good repair and for sale At low
, 1881-03-27

4 II. S. COQPER'S STABLES, NOS. 174
"A and lis Miclgan-av., ne driving, buggy carriage,
xdd!e and drn{t otscss Orders solicited End satts-
faction guaranteed.
, 1881-03-27

WIN. DUNNE, DENTIST, HAS RE-
w moved TO- lD Dearborn-st- The treatment,
Preservation and filling OF teeth specially.
, 1881-03-27

pOARD OF TRADE MEMBERSHIP
D for sale. Highest bid takes it.
Address Il 8, Tribune Office.
, 1881-03-27

E1OK SALE-CHICAGO BOARD O1
- Prndo membership. Dues paid to January. ISIS
Il u. Tribune othce.
, 1881-03-27

a LOT OF NORMAN STATIONS, 1
- ~ number. fur sa1e at BECkE1.i"s 81 sfGst
Handoirh.st, 70 Wit: No. l. G-year old. Weighing
isn its,; No. 4-Jear OLD dark iron-ETny. weighing
Lts0; No n3-ycar OLD buy Clyde weighing 1t1D; al
ho n S-year old bay stallion. Weighing Us lbs.
, 1881-03-27

TyORSALE-NEW AND SECONDHAND
Il steau-pumps OF all sizes and manufacturers;
also,7 vcEttcsll and one horizontal en!ine WHEEL
Ell j. GTAPP.lN. 81 North JeHersou-st
, 1881-03-27

DARTNER WANTED-IN a FIRST
class manufacturing business to buy out retiring
partners Interest Would llxc good Office man with
aAppt 4a,UM Adlress Il d. Yz3bnne Office.
, 1881-03-27

A ND STILL THEY COAIE-TWO MORE
q; cars of hegses to arrive to-day: arafh medium.
cate. consequently We will give good bargains. r.
DLFF i Co. 10 nnd 2s5 West Twetftt-sL
, 1881-03-27

INANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND
w wife, the OF house OF parties leavlng city
for the summer. Best Of References G. Ii Tribune.
, 1881-03-27

N1OR SALE - EMERSON PLANO IN
- tine condition stl0. Need money. 1a5 North Oak
Iey-st, Take InGana-at. curs.
, 1881-03-27

A LARGE EMERSON UPRIGHT PI-
~ ano, In use for ono year, also genuine Singer
machine; WILL sell low for c.s cxchungn for lu-
, 1881-03-27

"ANTED-HORSE FOR DELIVERY
w wagon. strong and quick. Worth about Saa !n
the ouice In the rear Of aH Wabash-ay. A. A. All
BUTT l. co.
, 1881-03-27

DARTNEE WANTED-WITlI 4 CAPI-
I tai Of s..0l u join uae IN manufacturing bus-
nets; u nechunlc VIM understands machinery In
wood ana iron preferable. Address. With real name.
sjtrIhI1O1 t1,tGGx
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preston in his eyes as he listened to
the response of the chair
man, as if he was communing
with the future. I can see his face
as plainly at this moment as / saw it
then, and I ask myself now whether
as he swept the horizon OF the future
with his minds eye could be posi-
bly, have had glimpse Of the dark
apparition that was even then being
invoked into life. He looked anx-
ious, almost troubled. L
haze seen Garfield in the midst of bis
plain home life-beneath his Western
Reserve cottage farmhouse. His
surroundings were those of . man of
culture, but man Of limited means.
His board was frugally spread
scarcely differing in any respect from
the table of his humble neighbors.
He preferred frugality and self-denial
to debt, and I came away doing
honor in my mind to this startling
| trait in his character.
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