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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-27
The Philadelphia Press has the follow.

The Philadelphia Press has The follow
ing, which we commend to the attention Of
the Whiq as well as the people at large;
"n the Democrats are defeated next
month" says the Richmond Dispatch, the
Funder organ, "Virginia will no longer
be governed by white men," That is the
real Fun6er issue in Virginia, and on that
Isgue the country by an overwhelming
majority long since decided that this IS
neither white mans Government nor s
black mans Government, but Govern
ment Of, by, aud for the whole people.
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RICHMOND COUNTY.

WARSAW, VA, October 81, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: The gallant Daniel
spoke here to-day to a very large and en-
thusiastic audience, composed OF people
from the four counties OF the Northern
Neck. One old gentleman seyenty-slx years
old rode sixty miles to hear him, and an
other, who has seen eighty winters, rode
twenty-five miles. The writer OF this has
heard this gifted and powerful speaker on
many occasions, and listened to his clo-
qucnt words when, in Cincinnati, nc Sc
conded the nomination of Hancock; but
his speech to-day surpassed any previous
effort he ever heard him make. For three
hours and ten minutes he held his audience
spell-bound, and the tears rolled down
their checks during many Of his beautiful
aud touching passages. His splendid face
and classic features were the admiration Of
both ladies and men, and his visit has pro-
duced lasting good. The universal verdict
was that no such speech had been delivered
here within the memory OF man, and pollti-
cal foes and friends unite in singing the
praises OF Daniel. II his triumph elsewhere
is as perfect and complete as it was here to-
day he will assuredly be the next Governor
OF Virginia. w.
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A LARGE NEW YORK RETAIL HOUSE
PUSHED OUT OF BUSINESS.


We have purchased their entire stock OF SILKS
amounting to upwards OF
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
for cash down. We propose 10 make this purchase
public benefit. The goods will be on sale
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17TH.
They consist Of SILK GOODS OF every descrip-
tion-BLACK and CoLoRED-this seasons i'm.
portation, and designed for tire best city retail
tyadc. Among the
BLACK SILKS
are s3 SILKS at sI.e7;
Quality marked to have been sold at 1875 a yard
will DO sold at S2.1s;
Quality marked to have been sold stsl.IOsya
will he sold At Csc;
Quality marked to have been sold at s4.2o will be
sold atE2.45.
There Il also large lot Of Intermediate qualities
for which We have no space to mention prices
Among tie otor
COLORED DRESS SILKS
are some elegant qualities for evening wear.
Also, large quantity Of SATIN designs in Satin
de Rhadames, Satin de Lyon, sursh satlns, be-
Idcs other styles.
$3.50 SATIN DE RIIADANE ats2o2;
1925 SATIN DE BHADANE at sI6O;
- SATIN DE RHADANE ts1.25.
Among the
FANCY SILKS AND DASfAsSES
are ALL-sIIK GOODS \, 65, Is, aud 9Oc., up 10
the finest imported IN superb qualities aud en-
tire new designs.
There arc also several pieces Of CLOAKING
SILKS, SATIN DE DUCHESS, and DRAP DE
LYON at near onc-half their value 10 import.
We will be1dCs have a grand opening OF a
complete stock Of
NOVELTIES AND FANCY DRESS FABRICS
Of every dcscription-most Of which are
Of our own importation and
excusire styles.
We have also made fortunate purchase I'm
SILK yELYETS,
by which we are enabled to offer
GUINET's ALL-SmK SILK BACK VELVET
at 50 yard-general value, $3.50;
BONNET & CHS CLOAKIHG VELVET at
$s.25-cost upwards Of sl4 to import;
sLK VELVET at 7Jc.;
SILK VELVET atsI;
SILK VELVET III Sl.25. S1.5O, ands2
CLOAKING VELVET at S2.oC-neVcr offered for
less than $3.50;
CLoAKING YELYETs ats420-cost upwards Of
sc 10 import.
4 fun assortment o.
BLACK, COLORED, AND FANCY
PLUSHES.
For the first time in Eve years we are enabled 10
offer
BLACK CASlIhERES
IN large quantities. at a real bargain.
The above goods are Of the celebrated Bon Jour s
Lupin's make, and will be sold at from
20 to soc. yard under value.
We regret that space docs not allow NJ to specify
the many other bargains we havo % oder on Mon
day &c l5-Sa,Su&Th
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BASEBALL.
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.
CARPETS, OIu~CLoTHs, &c.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, &c.--I have
~ inst received my FALL STOCK of GOODS,
CARPRTs, OlL-CLOTfis, RUGS, MATS, and
DRUGGElS Of all grades Cornicc, Lace and
DamaSk Curtains Of the latest styles. shades Hot
Lands, SC. Papcr-IIangings Of all styles; which
am Offering at lowest prices. All orders promptly
4. JENNINGS, No. 1911 Main street,
sc le-2m Richmond, Va
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THE Procession.

The procession yesterday was all thS.
could be wished for. twas indeed great
success. Richmond may well feel proud
0, the exhibition. II followed after the
splendid demonstration OF our German
feIlow-citizens, aud was worthy TO succeed
that noble performance. We can all sing
once more
"Old vlrfnil never tire"
Our local columns tell the whole story.
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IT TIE LARGEST DRY-GOODS
STORE IN TIE STATE.
LEVY BROTHERS TIE LARGEST AND
BEST-ASSORTED STOCK.
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.

ELEGANT SILKS. sATINs, CAsIINEREs,
NELNETS SATIN DE LYON, and WORST
I'D DRESS GOODS;
CLQAKS,sACQUEs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CARPfiFTis. oiI.-CLoTHs. HATTINGs, DRUG
GETS, RUGS, and IIAsSOCkS;
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOlLIES, row
ELS, SlIEETINGS, and PILLON-CASlNGS {;
BLANKETS, COMFORIABLES, aud QUILTS;
A large assortment of 1IlREE-BUT1ON MD
GLOVES at So 90, Toe, 81, Sl.25, and $3.50
pair:
FOSTERS KID GLOVES. with The patent lace
fastening.-Lhe best Md Glove I'm tie world
LADIES UNDERWEAR Of our own msnufac-
tVre-we offer extraordinary inducements ia
aIFRiSO and LAMBs-WOOL SHIRTS and
DRAWERS for men, women, and children;
HOSE and HALF-IIOSE IN all styles and qusli-
t.cs-some special bargains ..,.....--,.
KNIT GOODS, such IS SllAWLS, JACKETS,
sCARFs, NUBIAs, HOODS, SOCKS
SACQUES, &c.
DECORATE! DECORATE! DECORATE!
PLAGS, BUNTING, CAMBRICS, and CALI
GOES. Decorate FOR the grand celebration
Every family should decorate.
CLOAkNCIOTliS and SACKihGs;
LACE and SILK SCARS and TIES;
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Of every
TRUNKs, SATCHELs, TRUSK-sTRAPs, aud
FASc + GOODS and NOTIONS in ouuless va
DOLLS, BOOKS, woRK-BOXEs, DESKS, and
Excellent EOTE-PAPER at 81 per rcam;
Excellent ENVELOPES OF 40c. for box Of $50
GILT. GOLD-PLATE, CELLGLOlD, JET, and
FANCY JEWELRY.
Fail not 10 decorate for the grand Yorktown Gen.
tennial celebration. FLAGS, BUhTlNGS
LANTERNS. &c, ~ the lowest prices,
HOOP, BALMORAL-, and BOULENAhD-
SKIRTS, and Thousands Of other arllcles ~ tu'
big store OF Lew bhOIhEHo'
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MEETINGS.

UNION COUNCu.. No. 81, ROYAL ARCASuN.l
REDMOND, VA, october 81, 1881. )
4 REGULAR MEETING OF THIS
N COUNCIL VIII lie held THIS Thursday
EVENING at 3 o'clock. Officers and members are
earnestly re luested 10 attend rs business Of I'M
uortzncc Will DC before the Council.
oc 27-lt 4. W. BALL, Secretary.
NTOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THERlCHMOND,
YORK RIVER AND CllESAPEAhERAI LROAD
COMPANY will be held At the Office OF the COM
pany on WEDNESDAY, November OH at IL
O'clock NJ. W. +. SMITH.
90 10-90t Secretary.
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AMUSENENTs.
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
nrAN TnNDEPTQ
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1881,

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1881,
under direction Of Professor c. G. DE NoRDBS-
DORF.
l. Gcrmania March.................D Nordendorf
. 100000 ...tiOunhn
CHARLES G.. JERGENS.
z Won't You Tell Me Why. Robin y........ Ballad.
Miss JENNIE HAROLD.
L. Olyctte AuIIAu
< Nevpr .........................De NordendOrf
Bass goI0 ~ G, g.. JURGENS and orchestra.
O. Bonnie Bessie Of Dundee. 'bailad
MISS JENNIE HAROLD.
T. The New Racket. .............:.:D DC Montenegro
Admission 10 both concert and Exposition, 25c.
Commences NJ o'clock L. VI.
TICKETS ut door, corner Of Seventh and Mar
-. N etracts &C 27-lt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND OPENING.

QUALITIES, QUANTITIES, sTYLEs,
AND
PRICES BEYOND DESCRIPTION.
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INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.

INDUSTRIAL EXPOsTTI0N.
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TION.
OCTOBER 18Th TO NOVEMBER llTH.
Omen daily from ! o O'Clock A. NJ. 20 Ia o,cloek,
Z. 81, under the auspices OF The First Regiment
Virginia Volunteers.
DIVISION ].
comprises a full exhibit Of the MISERAL resources
OF the state.
DIVISION ii.
MANUFACTURES.
DIVISION III.
ART.
This division Is comprised Of n loan COLLECTION,
and Is under the management Of Miss MARIA NOR
ms, President of the Art Association.
DIVISION ".
MACHINERY.
DIVISION V.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
nightly under the direction Of Professor NOBDKs-
DoEF. 4 programme OF each concert viii DC pup
The ladies Of the Bazaar Association viii have
entire charge Of the restaurant Meals viii De
ecryed at all hours. ~
General admission. z9c.
season ticket, admitting onc................s3 w
season ticket, admitting gentleman ana Two oo
ladies. three lades...,- 70 w
TIckets for sale by &. +. JOHNSTON, 9lS Main
street; the ladies OF the Bazaar Association, ana
officers and members Of the regiment oc D
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CLOTHING.


1889 ESTABLISHED 1890
EIcnTY-FIFTn sEsn-AssUAL OPENING
GRAND DISPLAY OF SoBDY Styles
E.B. SPENCE & son,
MERCHANT TAILORs,
9o9 MAIN STREET,
have Just received their
FALL AND WINTER sToCK
CLOTHS,
woRsTEDs,
C1IEyIoTs
CAssiMEREs, and
DIAGONALS.
sUTrlSGs:
Great variety Of tasty ard styllIl patterns VI
make them to order In the best style.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
+. B. SPENCE a SON.
Merchant Taiior,
an 31-4m o03 Main street.
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DANVIJLF.

ACCEPTS TIE CArI-DEATH OF A MATRON CT
TIE OIDEN TIME-LOSS ~ FlHE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond D!spatchJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-27

EIcuTY-FIFTu sEsn-ASNUAL OPENING
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1899 ESTABLISHED 1890
, 1881-12-27
AMERICA STILL FURTHER
AHEADl

The vorsllcf Of tlle Atlanta Internntfof,~
al Cotton Exroslkio1l-Thp whitman.
Ito Spool Cotton Pronounced tho 3sMa
Thread for BewlnE- AInc chimes Two
Medals and tho Grand prfxt.
At tho Atlanta international Cotton Expo
sltion tho Wlllimantlo Thrend Company, n
distInctIyely American Institution, carried nj.
tho h0MQrs atlu tho only lnetlal awarded for
spool cotton. Tho completeness OF tl,ls lat
est Wllltmalllte victory can be better nppre-
ciateti BY roatllns the following extracts from
the otllciAi rep0rts Of tho Judges:
''for the bcst sir-a'rl soft lh,lts}t spool cot
ton for Mtlchfa4C tttHe hind ,4ciUf,iG. T1lo
elements OF merit ami superiority rccNRntzuu
nsa gryat strength an4 e!astlclty, renueriu4
this thread peculiarly nlnpted to suwtng-
able for thar beauty and variety. Gold
"For d magnificent display OF thread.
making III all Its ynrlot1s 0p0ratt1j,9 fr0ul
ul8 r1W nlatartnl tn the finished gtlt,tls
-. giving Il complete prActtcnl exhibit Ut
tllIs Important al,u interesting Industry, Il
speclAl l<oltl media! NWlrd recommended as q
observed recognition 0f The same"
For An excellent exhibit OF IN admirable
system 0t organization ulla specinl Instltu-
tluns for proluutfnK harmony unit increasing
tho material. nlUral, aid intellectual well
being of work poop!o III l.ailufactnrlng es-
pieca OF plate ot tle vAluH OF $3.50 recUn1-
lneIi1ed rs MI exemplary tLWur1.h
III addition to tile Aboye, four additional
awards wore recommended by tho Judges
for exhibits shown by tho W!!llmautlc Coln-
pnIY,
, 1881-12-27
BLOODY AND BRUTAL.

4 Negro alaslica II While HIM with u
HaxoF OIL tile West S1dc-.A nran,s
Head Kicked to jelly OIL tito North
Hfde,
4 negro named Wll1 James, who has barber.
shop at No. 81 South Dcspia!nes street, muds 4,
desperate attaCk up0n whltp man early this
n'ornng In front Of Il restaurant at No. G. South
ncHplaucs street. Jatues and tho white
tnan. whose name Is Edward Lcus, and who
Ilvcs ut No. M West Washington street,
~cfo In this restaurant Mt tho ant1le time. urd
whlto emitting together spike Of a Ch.naman
thoT bott knew. Their opinions concerning
htm wero very unlike. and nftos fow hot
wor.ls Ja1nea wont u Ills shop near by. secured \
rlsaors Rstd, posting himself outside tho rcstaur.
mt door. awaited Lewis, whu hnl ncnfy
finished his meal. IA tho Young hitfi emerged
lntU tho street. jnines attacked him With tho
fnznr. Tho 0rst siHsh cue horrible xtlsu Cx.
tending frUu, tho ear tU rho Muuth on lno flxft
soc. ard y aecnnd luld his face Upcn frs,.n tho
pr!uFe " tho Hosu ~ tho chin, expnsinQ ti1o
tooth anc tongiie ost TINT side. Lewis was at.
tended hy Dr.; naustuan. and hfferwar'
street ),atsni .uuxon james had cludcd arrest
up to io.c!ock this morning.
AnndHtph Prstzkow, young man who chnncod
70 be In fttchasd Cusfcrs fbl6on. at No, 10
Wells street, last night. was nssauttc4i b.
thfco other young fellows, two ri
who11 atG supposed 70 be William Cullen and
Edward kent, md hrutalIy kicked about the
stntion. Dr. !tgRlns attended tho Injured mutt,
VINO ls III u bad w1y, bis head and faco having
been terribly hruiscIf and cut.
, 1881-12-27

AUHFFstOIS lIAlIANSs
NEW Yolsls, Dec gt-Four Itultans were
stabbed lit an nf[ray this afternoon. tue OF
them will dle froni tho effects Of his wounds.
Ilse sce,lo Of tho a!rrny is a row OF tcnctnunts
known rs The Darracks." and Immediately
IN the rear OF policu headquarters. The oc-
clipA'lls IF these houses are Italians OF thu
lowest order, md similar aiIrays frequently
occur. Tho pollcs found l'asQuale iaurlno
III front of one Ut thu houses bleeding to
.leatil from stat-wound III tho stomach,
ard alongside lin lay hts cousin, Antonio
ldatlrtiIo, WIto l,a.l resolved 4 dangerous
wound In the back. They were both
. IlEstovED 70 Tlt1s HOSPITAL.
Valeteru i.npa1ra, who WIS stabbed III
the baek, atIu frunclscp ltoue0, who was
stnG1gtl III tho shoulder, were found In the
buildings. they were tuken 70 the hospital
III pr!sU.Itrs. Thu 1tafulls snfd tic stabbing
was Ionv by ssra1lxcr WHO was Intoxicated,
bMt u wit,iess stntctl tint, tlls tlen1 llIa,i
{I'asil'ale 1.Atsrtnn) was Ilrst stabbed BIZ
j4Apattor, with y pair OF SHEARS, and 4 general
Hight r!ls1eG. 'falcutlte,nortetl statement Ut
Antonio l4nlirill0 was taken by TIN Cor0nes.
lie s'tt1 'ie wlls speaking to his brother whvi,
an unknown EnYisI,mail stabbed llini with.
nut cnusc. Tile thrury Of the pultcu Is that
tl1n hxl,t wns .the result Of u dispute arising
betwean tho Two parties when they resided
Ill ltuly, all of tlle'M btinK natives Ut SuIern0.
, 1881-12-27

that comparison IL really hetweon tho six
bus!ncss days IT 1851 with hya iii 1870, since
CllFihtf,tns feI on Saturday last yenr. Next
~Sh s efe 81 T' y, "ed2aS' ennafs @ n issaf ia saf4 Of
sp,altlllx WgSk Ut lust yenr. ~ Christmas
tt!h year Will be. very RcItera!Iy observed
M0tliay. That tho gain for thls week has
i,eel1 exceedingly lnrga can, .lm seer.
this week amounts 10 st.@y1, ISL, lei, against
Sl,ot, ~ III. til twenly-fnttr cities Inst week.
Tue pcrcei,ta9e Ut Increase this week rs
compared COM Wltt! t!le sorreslsNdfng. week lust
rrc'so 0f 1a.2 per crt,t Inst wrek niHl AT III
EreaAc. OF 10 per cent tho previous week. in
NEW YORK tfle percentage nj Increase is a5.3
PR cent: si1ail'st n decrrase Ut at.9 lser cent
iast week mud 1.J per cent the nreyLo,ts week.
- tl.is city business il. q wholesale way TOR
tllo secbtId last week Of the year has beeHn to
fensArknh!y fnl! AKgreKaic. Il ,nnre de-.
clt'Ga sirciiiatfYt Interest has been evtnced
II the prominent favorit*nf the produco list.
st'cks and cotton 0ltsfle OF New Yurk.
CienrEnEs slow n larRe gain OIL percentage
Of tllcreasG, 1t being 32.U per cert this
W" week. aKnl'lst 10 yer cent last week anl 60
ti, Er'l eitles. Boston. again a.pears above ti,s
ltht': ahOwlng ah fncrsase Df H.G per ces,t,
against u decrease Of IT, per cent last week
a!lt! = !Nr cr'lt Tho previous week. The
ESHcral trade y thls city Is rather quiet.
prGm1ssnE, gninetl 4S.t; per rent, against ~
per cent Inst week and 10 per cent tic pre-
ylo,s week. baltimore, wl,erp there has
been great nctfvity I'll the lumber Interest,
has gained l7:B ncr cent, against az per- cent
Inst week. THE manufacturing clttes con
tinue to show large and increasing RaI1s in
tie South, New Orleans shows II gain Of 9.l,
against II per cent lnst week. The Western
elites, as fas Is heard from, show large
, 1881-12-27

Made by Francis Knnppcrt upon Two
Cnmpnni0ns-E'oExill II Murder.
During tho early portion OF last cycnInx four
men, nanled Frnnots and Einil knappcrt, Alhert
Maester. md John stuttler. had dispute, Siutt.
Ter aud Nacater hnylng thtorfercd In row i,u-
tween the kuappcrt brothers In Ford's saloon,
NJ No. III Fullerton avo!uo. For time It
lonked rs II tho matter had becn settled, aud
they ntl left tho saloon together. At tho
cornor Of Webster, aud Clybourn avenues
tho row was renewed. and Francis Knnp-
pert being inIurlnted at tho pnrt tuken
by tho othora, drew bis knlfo ind nttackcl Stuff
lcr anl s9uestcr. Tho iattur be cut In thr.e
plnccs ono wound, deep atnb In the right sitic,
Icing considered exceedingly dangerous ani
liub!e 10 prove fntat IIo reccvtd two other
cuts. across tho right eyc and forctend and On
tile r1ht temple. .stt'tier wss cut in four
places Upper lip, left arn. and twice On tho Ieft
hip. 10th tnen were removed to fhe!r ho1ne ut
No. a4 Mohawk street. whore thoy were
attended uy !!r. Matthoi, who aewcd lip
tho H]aahea. knappett wns nrreRted nnj
locked up at tho woilster Avenue Stallion, why're
be vii! bo hcld to nwnlt tho result Of tho mems
NOuuuk.
, 1881-12-27

II. Il. Proetar IN tornhtu Magazine.
Huen cutnet a8 that of 1911, which, though 1t
mover approached tho 6iap within 10 ONl NO miles,
yet displayed creator sptcndor md groutcr COIN
etlc Development thMn comets which have all hut
Krnzed tho solur surface. would be d very dat-
Eprous visitor II It's c0ttso chanccd to be 10 d.
rrcted as to carry 1t straight toward tho sun.
and there nlay well be comets NJ far exceeding
that ot lSl1 as this oxcoodud tito comet OF Jsa3
wht'o tho c0ufs1 Of any comet may we'll CHANCE
to hc 50 directed as to carry It atrltght towurd
tho very centre pf the sun instead Of uusstra
FrszlngIy by bis orb as did tho comet Ut ls41
or t0urso tho chNftco 0f a very lnrge comet yis-
tt.nR tho soaf system IN lust such q cutsrse Ii
cxceedln9iy minute. Still tho eyent Is a. oqether
pnssshlc. There can scarcely ho doubt that II
tho ovcut occurred, tho result would be lIsno-
rous for tho present Inhabitants Of the so1ar sys-
tom. Tho downfall ot miltlons Ut millions ot
massos. cacl Weighing nlany tons n fair suppu-
sltton as to Tho RssrnHe weight Of the mcteorio
Il tbo e t5 " ss ~ e are som.S.
upon tho SUM- usl. could nut fall 10 IN 10 o,nlr.
ta9ua though short !ast1EH. aceoasIou OF so,ut
ci,ulJ not but provu lest riutIYo to ivory fortii
nl !lIy existlug OIL tho earth or any othor luhab.
Ti,o ehance Of such a catastrophe Ia small II
IS III RIaM! that not Usin sun In inilitona might ba
expected 70 sutfur IN this War 4ttr1uH thousands
of year: tfvr We mutt remo.nlsr ttlat our sun
,yh"tcvcr "tannor ~ h ~ . - ~ sau .!at @
smn,MhY e,ch ,,,.r,,i,ar r. IN. twaIs @ kIu
wo nnt in tin Way tast Al once tho rrsl,tv 1.nS anS
tho extent 1T ths dai,wer7 II any s.i,I ,iuong
INA v.ti,i. r. ~ tss. sas ut VI 'ta ~.
,iir"nt tIn,nsct ~ n vsrx isrr" Ss,n.t s,t h
shnrci," fns - shcst ,r1 ,s.sa. ~ snMua ~. M
nn.t ia "st,I thn. ~. e 1s Hstnsy ~
visible wIthut,t teie.r,,r,in nid' pr,Ishv sv., ~,
tbs fai,tost Star whh tho HAT ,uMncf,; ,,...
H.. nnSm.1 ~" 1rint ~ snrp ~ neh, y
sMa u h"ot Wv ""'lA4 sao" ~ oaso"tst os 'f9at
h.va i,Iu ~ III thnt tnorn n. H.. ~ @ tnay
sI"nnf t.t s,cis .,hs moa n,,,s H. M M
shn.Ii =. L." -, x1~, T. S ~. - o ss @ ~ W. w.
s"1 stt ~. ~ 80 - u sttt @ Mnas sno Nhnets
.,1 t 80 - .,1iH. ss. Ia . ~ ~ ~ une ~ naou
rn'' j.. ~. M ~ ~ ~, r , ~ tse W
k."t It ~ ~ p.ss t.o. ansoao M tnsa!uHty "
e1;,nsE ~ u'tI H. us ~ t~o ~ sasoa esHE 70
, 1881-12-27

and II It had INIT bec,, fbr his bnttor In fho
Souato, wiin tieiondGM hi,u and Hcnt Tim III II,
i,iul tils,,,tssrtl tic seYytce.n >7'''' >'%'~'
Trayittr tj,te IrnltcIi uf I'm, ar1,tr,t tim
StWtjl,,tit, Alter q p,iist,, rcla,si i rc,njmis.
crilcu wj,Iti ltua 1t,ycr fnu,i in ,rini sni.i
s':1n 1865, after thu grand review Of tha
nruilcs, tig,,. j;stU mid yisitr,i t;r', Sf,pr.
Ia,. t,l, business IN ,is t,,nt' l,n,, = wii,,s.ss
to ta ut t,iiu tlnr. t,ilt Estn ID ,igttl ,ftw II
is, nevertheless, truu, SIer,I,al, ts,lti us init
iEI,t h AZ tent tI!at after tl'e i,atila q s|i
@ ts lI"l % mi y u,i init t,t ln sarGinv i.eIs II! IT,. y!
gagn a.ul absolutely weeping. 3itCrr,iir nskiTt
t}rit1t wlIpt lilo trouble wis, liui urnut tUjd
!!ln1 tI!at ,! l.a hn rrs!sn!t! aMl Intended to
ilmlIeck's tr.:,,,,uytil." "'''''"
Whit WIS tiiat trGatment?n
Why lia1leck Ind placcd Grant second
In com,.la,,l and ya,l kl.ow that Ii no coiil-
MI eylN.stulate. viii llitn.' sntd Sherman,
altIldugj, ila, 10 arta,t 0plf,i of itis aiij.'
tfrs tliu, utld told lin tii!,Iss gt,,l) N1t ri.
ways remain 80: tint titu5o wuulti su0n in
Il cfInuxp for tito better 1 urutgt hin tn
withdraw Ills usIxnaton aid Ills I,c iinaliy
tInl.' '''' ''''>' ''''' y" '''''
"After Sherman rcIutct Tits frcittent tG
inc and Ten. I;sip, sad To SllprnDt1 {tllts
,vns nftrr tho final surrciittcr In iN, rc,,,a,tl-
klyu yo,l The slne i,Itl uf iyira' Will, wi,
Into towering IN ~. ulrn,rtirG nrtI,tIt,t fl,o
tent ol, oI,e iUSt. s,yufv tiks troo,Mr. suyii,p
Tint, .:nt state -. laa insnls ~ h| H! tat I.'
urtturs 10 1,is fSiiur!Itl.l's) sl,l1o,1,inatcs.
without sputIiuu t},sln tjtrorlu|l hitI,.
"After ihiy, willis / was Co1ninautter Of
tho Department of Oc0rgin, ticii. Grant viz
tul IN AuRtista. Willis lle WAS there rt.-
luteti to him tina Hct.ll0 If, S1r,nn's f+inf tir
, 1881-12-27
ITEMS.
TIE HsrE,pFop.

NEW Yonx, Dec. @;.-I'fe New York City
EEsted,tfod took place tudny Mt Chlckyrlng
11nIf Al +hn m,ruin,, ua.cinn i; 4: ion,s
tf p..,nsrtvn,,in. ,r..sitln,t- nn1 t1a ,nu,,x,t1
linn; far nriyrs In sfnvln,, nesnva nnd tr,,,si".
ti.,,,. ,,.,,,,',,,.,n esis' Ts,''.at, a ~ M'a
,!"'.n ,. c"t1''iG'es". a4'6s' ea'n4oei!. " Nc"
1orR, won t'ie pfIzo III singing, end tlie prIzD
IuF uaSso s'nEeES WIS diF!ueA uetMeen IL II.
llynlar, VI New York, mud II. +. Jones, Of
Hyde Park, y. j. E. j. Morris, Of Neall,,
l'u., won tho prfzG for tho best Gssuy OIL "Thu
Influence Ut NoneUnfor,nity on LIBERTY"
rn nra.,d"v srss'p n pnio,. o lIu'' ri p .eases
i,ma,"a,' as ps "n a's,tn s..1., .,a anunas' VI
relnlsyasa!''a, was M aw'raett tho prlze for tue
best essay OF "Thu Institution and Per-
petutty III tho Sabbath"
n,yAnrs nv ,,1pr.rrvr,
u..,n. y,.,.o.t, t,.,...,sA -. -.
.,,s'."ta.',,,,. 49, "''.i ,t -. s''a Wy Nv
ln1e"lcn!h9 sate' a1!u' "ccotalilX 10 t'o r.
turns Of last week, Is assuming NJ, unusually
malignant fornl. Tho health authorities
, 1881-12-27

auaa which appear to havo undergoing II, HIT
tho conqtency uf the soar fight md heat iurtng
the past 6ttN year,. and syoH Judging fruin the
Or yaats. anrsis In rtmlttf strung ~vlirrtce iut
he 10 loss txbss ttnn tttt1,e any rntc nla,t,I1
worthy " nntlcn that nlt'1t,st u tho s,,-uaiird
now sttr.. that Is. II our yiuws nso correct, nj
ihnst al! tho Auns that have nnt1uI9tn1n change
,Ec1lpy ccrtatn tletlitlt region OF tho heavens
,yinG n i nnar the e,zo II the NtIky Way. Taking
danger of our cartt's tlustruotinn b. iirB, tho
elements tlasnv.nK nn'Iar tho Torrent hunt of
tnn cofnet. struck sun, Ia 70 small ehat It mny to
mr. " ''''S@s "~N~S 0~A.~