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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-16

Er@ NO WET GOODS,
BUT DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
DON'T BE HUMBUGGED AND PAY RICH
PRICES FOR WET GOODS IN DAMAGED
CONDITION WHEN YOU CAN BUY
DRY GOODS IN GOOD CONDITION
JUST As CHEAP, AND
CHEAPER,
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
sol AND 603 BROAD STREET.
LOOK Al OUR PRICES AND BE CONVINCED.
WE ARE SELLING
GOOD SPRING PRINTS at Sc;
BEST SHIFTING PRINTS at CSC;
EXTRA QUALIFY A BLEACHED COTTON
at sIc.;
All COTTONS at wholesale price;
HEAVY CORDED PIQUE at 7c.;
FRENCH FIGURED PIQUES at l2Hc.;
CHECK NAINsOOK, fine quality, at l0c.;
GAMER YARU-W lDE FRENCH PERCALES at
10.-regular price, l5c.;
Extraordinary bargains in TOWELS;
TURKISH-BATH TOWELS at I2sc.;
A. 33.INCH HEAVY PURE LINEN TOWEL at
15c. worth 25c.:
An EXTRA FINE AND HEAVY DAMAsK TOW
Ell at 25c. worth 35c;
A case EXTRA LARGE AND HEAVY CROCHET
QIIL1S NJ cl.ZO worth sl.fOf
The ENGLISH MARSEILLES CROCHET QUILT
at s2-ihe best crochet quilt made;
$50 dozen EXTRA FINE PURE LINEN HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at l0c.-a
great bargain;
100 dozen PURE LINEN HEMMfD IIANDKER-
CHIEFS at &C.;
CHILDREN'S COLORED. BORDERED PURE
LINEN HANDKERCHlEFS three for 25c.;
Another auction lot Of HOSIERY;
A new LOT of CtIILDREN'S HEAVY BROWN
MIXED RIBBED HOSE at 10c.;
CHILDREN'S REGULAR.MADE FRE NC II
RIBBED HOSE, new spring styles. at 20 and
A lot CHILDREN's Long FANCY HOSE three
LABifsy Six CLICKED BALDRlGGAN
HOSE AZ I5c.;
LADIES' EMBROiDERED-FROSTB RODEGUIN
HOSE at Sc. worth 30c.;
$50 dozen EXTRA HEAVY SOIL COLORED
HOSE three pair for 25c.;
rhe largest line Of CORSETS I'm the city:
rs dozen HEAVY FRENCH WOVEN CORSETS
A HEAVY sIDE.LACE sATTEEN CORsETs at
Zoe.
The sPOON-BUST EMBROIDERED CORSET at
60c.-regular price, 81:
Look at our stock Of LADIES MUSLIN aud CAM.
BRIO UNDERWEAR-ihe lirgest and cheapest
line IN This city al }. MEYER SONS.
A full line Of the FOSTER KID GLOVES. with
patent lace fastening; also, our celebrated
MARGUERITE, in three, four, and TX bat
tOn-all the Eew spring shades. fe 25'eod
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DRESS GOODS.
We are now receiving our first instalnent OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS In BEACH CLOTHS
BATISTES, MONIES, FLANNELS, CASH.
MERE SUlTINGS. In all the new shades;
FRENCH GlNGHAMS, MADRAS CLOTHS. PER-
GALES, Ia advanced styles Of fabric aud color
ing
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CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, &c.

CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, &c.
w G. SMITH, c".L
IAGg-MANUFACTURER,
FIFTH BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS.
On hand FOUR and sIX.sEAT FAMILY CAE.
RIAGES,
SURRY PHAETONS,
LADIES and PHYSICIANS PHAETONS,
BREWSTER and DEXTER SPRING. BUGGlEs
AkO, the following SECONDHAND work
ONE EXCELLENT COUPELETTE,
SEVERAL TOP and OPEN.BUGGIES aud
LIGHT SPRING-wAGON.
RETAILING OF ALL KINDS done IN tho BEST
MANNER al LOW Prices.
Estimates furnished for GENERAL OVER
HAULING.
A call solicited. NH 6.eo.r sfh23
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BEDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IRON
II SPRINGS WATER. MASS. AND PILLS. fOl

BEDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IRON
ID SPRINGS WATER. MASS. AND PILLS, for
certain forms of Dyspepsia, Diseases peculiar 10
Females, Chronic DiarrhGs. bronchial. serofulous,
Kidneys, aud Bladder Debility, Malaria, aud II, adj
T. Equal TO my water of its class known me"
HUNTER MCGUIRE. N. d., Virginia.
Satisfactory IN uterine diseases and Ia maiarious
conditions" &. W. VAIL. VI. ID. ono.
Efficient In Dyspepsia and Nervous Diseases
arising from impure blood.m
CT. HARRISON, New York.
Used With success in certain diseases peculiar 10
females. Il. R0EMER, NJ. ID. Missouri.
=" Beneficial in Malaral Fever and Diphtheria."
:. F. bUPoN, Georgia.
"Invauable in Scrofua."
W, j. GILBERT, VI. D.. North Carolina.
Recommended as Prophylacitc IN yellow-fevtr
districts" ID. X. FAIREx, NJ. d., Louisiana.
The SUMNER SEASON Of these springs begins
JUNE lST. Terms. $50 per month Carriages
meet visitors at Forest or Lawyers, each four miles
from the Springs, upon advice of arrival. Accom-
modatlons uuequaed. All the comforts and attrac-
lions Skilful resident physician.
PRICES Water, 30 cents per gallon "a fof case
of one dozen half gallon bottles 81 20 for rye-ga-
lon cask "a for len gallOns ~ for twenty gallons
on board rs at l., nchDurg. Va.
MAsS-Ffty cents and 81 bottle; ~ 90 aud 20
for haf-dozen-sent post. paid This Mass Is The
water solicit and contains all The curative pro-
perties Of the water H. reduced space.
PILLs.-Tweniy-hve end fifty cents and Al pack
age, or 81, 800. and s5-pOst paid. These Pills
consist of the Mass IN sugar coated pills, formed 10
any ply scian desiring to ne II In practice. Pam
pblet free upon application. This remedy or Nature
is endorsed by The medical profession and atiested
by results in thousands OF cases during the last
A. VI. DAVIES,
President OF the Company,
rs Main street, Lynchburg. Va.
Sold by POLK MILLER CO.. Agents,
NH Il 900 Main street, Richmond.
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TICKET AGENCY.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP 1sFfA
il TICKETS. 49,
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
$40 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following irst-class ocean steam
snip lines from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore TO Europe: CUNARD, WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, GUION, INMAN. AMER
ICAN. RED STAR. ALLAN, NORTH-GERMAN-
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN; ard NETH-
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS, and
STEERAGE TICKETS TO and from all the prin-
cipal points In Europe. Excursion tickets at
reduced rates. State-r0oms secured in advance.
Parties going to Europe sending for their friends
would do well 10 communicate with the undersigned
before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steam
ship tickets TO ali points In the United States and
Canada. Rates at depots and general offices.
No trouble to answer questions. Write 10 call
a. W. CARRIER,
General Railroad and Steamship Agent.
fe I1.d&w3m S26 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS
DAMASkS, NAPKINS. TOWELS, DOILItS
CRETONNES, WINE CLOTHS stprices lower
than WET GOODS can be bought for. We can
however, damage any goods by water In few
moments.
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RAlIWWAU g.uUHx

GHESAPEAKEANDO OHIO RAJTy,.
~ Trains from and TO Richmond Jan. ls is.b
Mail. Accom-, v,'i;
Issve., .,.. 500 a. N. $3.50 y. N. I6t.ddbH.s
Arrive....". 300 4. ". 300 A. ". 7igPE
For further details. apply at s2s Main AZ
ChtsapSake ana Dblo railway depot tleset - = o,
4. - CONWAY X. HOWApr
"a 10 u. i. and r. a.
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HARVEY x BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AND MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDERS,
100 bags CHOICE CLOVER. SEED;
500 bags RIO COFFEE, al grades;
200 bags CHOICE LAGUAlRA COFFEE;
400 barrols YELLOW SUGAR;
100 barrels \ SUGAR:
100 barrels GRADUATED SUGAR;
800 boxes SOAP, all grades;
500 keXs CHURCHES SODA;
100 barrels No. 3 MACktREI.;
200 barrels EASTERN GROSS HERRINGS (;
200 barrels CUBA MOLAsSES:
100 blrrels MERCHANTS SYRUP:
40 tierces ard barrels CHOJt r. RICE:
% chests HOiCE GUNPOWDEK TEA;
10 chests CHOICE BLACK TEA:
200 barrels EARLY-ROSE. PEERLESS, and
SNOWFLAKE POTATOES;
500 barrels FLOUR, all grades;
l00,0 pounds CHOICE BULK SIDES;
10000 pounds CHOICE BULK SHOULDERS;
$4,000 pounds CHOICE BACON SIDES;
5000 pounds CHOICE BACON SHOULDERS (;
100 buckets LARD;
rs tielees CHOICE LEAF LARD;
% tierces CHOICE HAMS;
WOODWARD. all kinds;
COTTON aud JUrE ROPE:
WRAPPING-PAPER TWINE, N ACk-
ING. BLUING, MATCHES, &C., &c. I;
500 KEGS NAILS;
100 kegs HORSE and MULE. SHOES:
A good sock of CHEWlNG-TOBAECO
100 boxes CHOICE CHEESE. NH ll-2m
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pICHMOND AND ALLEGUIS-
Az RAILROAD.
OF TRAINS TO ASD FRov D..
MOND AND WILLIAMSON. r..

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TO AsD ypov g..
MOND AND WILLIAMSON Ei'H.
LEAVE RICHMOND
$40 i. Vi. Passenger, dairy fekrrtt SIN.
riylng at BreIno Bind zoe ~, ~.
1890 A. VI. Freight and Passenger, leave l 49,,
s:G, 1ppng9,'' arri' inr At B'eno'g y;
LEAVE BREao BLrFF.
$40 A. VI. Passenger. dsiy txccnt ,pna..
riyiDg In Richmond iO:lO, 4, %.
1O:ZO A. VI. Freight and Passenger, daif'
Sundayl arriving IN Riclmoos ~
LEAVE wLLIAMsoS's.
$50 \. vi. Freight and Passenger. d,r,
snndayl Striving Buchanan ~, Z
LEAVE BUCHANAN
900 4. VI. Freight aBd Pssssnzer. g,fv
sr"sWaaf' arriving Wilham-.ss = /,
Packets leave columbia IA. NJ. Tue-iy.. =.
Close come elton al Williamson, with,,.
aud Ohio railroad to points EAST and vc,i va"
D. :. BNRHOTp
General Freis br AMI Tlcsst -"
DEcATrK AxIaLL, General Mansser RI,
DICHMOND AND PETERSET,~
III RAlLRoAD.-CommeneIDg SUNDAY ~
rua' 10 1881 trains ON ms road WI. ruI q, -
Leave Richmond-Past Mis-. a:35 % ..
Through Nails, 1898 y. NJ: Through r.. T.
6i? a; VI; Through Malls 1920 T.. "; m =.
Special Norfolk ExDnss. arranged s,t.,,.r..
provide quick transit beIweea nsbmonI s,f
folk-Leave Richmond. 1900 T.. ". r
Leave Petersburg Past Mans. 3Ii 4 %
Through Malls, $40 A. NJ; Thronli ~
9:3J A. NJ: Through Freigb. a5n - ~
through MaIH. $40 T.. NJ; - ctl N9rf
press.f $3.50 A. VI. H.
sDaiiy.
fDaily except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAiNS-Toa.s. d..
mond 900 A. VI. and 1913 p. NJ: leave Pet.,'
l0:40 A. NJ. 700 T. VI. h
For further Information apOy a. depot. o.....
Ticket ONCE, s26 Main street, or ofr4 a.
Passenger Agent, No. Ten,h street.
I. u. KLINE.
General ~nfssrfr.er,.
A. POPE. General Passenger and 7 .caot t..,.'
fe 20
.Nrr ., .
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FOSTER KID GLOVES,
with patent laced fasienDgs. Our second spring In.
staneut Just opened. containing all the shades
We carry The largest stock Of these GLOVES ever
opened In this city.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.

GANSH 1OODSs acs
STEVENS
OPENS TO-DAY
An immense assortment Of LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN'S SATCHELS, BAGS, and VA
LIsEs, from 81 to s., ia Black. Red, Brown
all leather. See this sock before buying.
ALSO,
BASKETS MARKET. BASKETS, LUNCH-BAS-
KEYS, WORK-BAsKETS, TRAVELLING
BASKETS, FLOWER-BAsKETS, KEY-BAS-
KETs, CLOTHES-BASkETS, LAUNDRY
BASKETS, at prices to suit The closest buyer;
We WIN sell youa FULL-sIZE TIN SET, with top
rim to the jar, at the same price as the common
straight-Jar set (four styles;
TwELvE-srYLE TIN SETS, handsomely deco.
rated in Bands and Flowers, at 30;
New prices on HTGH-BACK TIN SETS that are
low as any i'm town:
The biggest assortment and lowest prices Of CAR
RIAGE-wHIPS at STEVENS.
NH
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m NO SUCH SALE
a6- NO SUCH SALE
WET OR DRY GOODS
AS THE ONE NOW BEING HELD AT
LEVY BROTIIERs'
HAS EVER BEFORE TAKEN PLACE IN THIS
CITY.
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS HAVE ALREADY
BEEN SAVED TO PURCHASERS, AND
THOUSANDS MORE WILL BE
SAVED BEFORE

THIS GREAT SALE Is BROUGHT 10 CLOSE
In advertising WET GOODS we DO NOT Imply
that the goods are wet or even damsged, but It Is
simply TO let the public know that the goods were
at the great sales caused by the IRE In New
York at the corner of Broadway and Franklin street,
To give some idea of how few goods were damaged,
either by re or water, will state that at The sale
of LAWSON BROTHERS, dealers in EMBR0IDE-
RiEs, LACEs, &C., who occupied the second and
third floors In the building, nearly 5000 lots Of
goods were sold; there were not 200 lots Of wet
goods In the auction. We purchased largely at the
sales which we're made by the underwriters on &C.
count Of the FIRE, and purchased goods. except In
two instances that were say,din a sound condition.
We will continue to offer the same
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS
as we have done for the past two weeks, until the
whole stock Is disposed Of and we assure our patrons
that the goods we are now selling under the caption
of WET GOODS are In just as good condition as
any goods that can be had of the most reliable deal
ers in or out of this city, and much less than their
regular value.
WE ASK THE PUBLIC
TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
WE ARE CONFIDENT THAT THEY WILL
FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO
PURCHASE LARGELY OF OUR WET GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
NH 10 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
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GENTLEMEN FURNISHINGS.

GENTLENENS FURNISHINGS.
Just opened our spring exhibit In FINE WOOL
LENS, We show the largest and most select line
In the city.
PATTERNS for TROUSERS, COAT and VEST.
SUITS, OVERCOATS, &c., In Immense variety,
COLLARS. CUFFS, GLOVES, UNDERWE EAR
SCARFS, TO which we inyite atteltioD.
Much money can be saved to gentlemen who
patronisejthis department.
Look AT our BLACK SILK at l.60.
CARDGZO. ALS0P, M0SBY 4 CO.,
FOURQuREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE Gu.
Tfe 27-eodI
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

NNAVERLEY NOVELS, vols, So;
W DICKENs'S NOVELS. Is vols So
THACKERAY, IL yols il3;
SHAKs PEAR frem soc. to SIS;
SEPARATE PLAYS, Be-;
CHAMBERS'S CYCLOP.EDIA, Is vols, $3.50;
CHAMBEEs'S LITERATURE, vols, So;
YOUNGts BIBLE CONCORDANCE,i 81
RANDOLPH n ENGLISH.
NH 9-I(w I9Qn aud NJ .tr
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
We are determined 10 make this department. one
Of The great features OF our establishment To TIL
end we solicit comparison of prices with any houe IN
the country. Any orders for UNDERWEAR In Cot
ton. Linen, Cambria, or Jaconet filled at shor'
notice.
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+ ARGE ADDITIONS.
FoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLES CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY & co.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.

We call especial attention to the following NEW
GOODS of splendid value:
Large stock of ALL.sILK BLACK BEOCADED
SILKS at 81 so worth fully Sl.75;
COmpleie stock OF a very superb BROCADED
BLACK SILK at s1.75-very cheap
Look al our job In BLACK SILK, full lustre aud
. heavy quality. at l.50-cheaDestt thing ever seen
in his market,
BLACK SILKS In such popular numbers as 81,
$l2j. sl.37A, 81 80. Sl.75, ~, and upwards, al,
prices to compare with any large market In
such goods we have great advantages In pur-
chasing, and give this advantage TO our patrons.
We ask "A call from all Interested In FINE
BLACK SILKS, SATlNS. BROCADES, ST.
RAILS, SATIN DE MARVERINE, &C.
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HOSIERY.
A complete line OF LADIES' Isle, SILK, COT
TON, FANCY HOSE Just opened; GENTLE
MEMS SOCKS In beautiful variety
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TRANSATLANTIC NOVELTY COMBINATION
AT THE xxTREME or POPULAR PRICES.
Admission 10 matinee, Csc, and Sc for ch.icren.
Admission, 25c. and 35c. Reserved seats only
15c. extra.
See small bills and posters.
seats FOR sale at RAMOS & MOSES ana the THEA
TIRE. NH l6-1ts
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DORTER AND ALE.
GUINNESS EXTRA DUBLIN STOUT;
BASS'S ENGLISH PALE ALE-bottled by Burke
YOUNGER's SPARKLING EDINBURGH ALE
ROSS ROYAL BELFAST GINGER-ALE.
ALSO,
The celebrated BELLTHALL NATURAL. MN
ERAL WATER,
receiving and for sale by
DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS,
NH l-14t Dock street.
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FANCY BLACK GOODS,
SUCH AS
SHUDAHS. BEACH-CLOrH, CAMEL'S HAIR
FLANNELS, just opened, and for sale low.
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DEATH OF MR.. HENRY D. BiRD-PASTORAI
CALL AccEPTED-THE CHAMBER OF COM
, 1881-06-16

II tile Italian Chamber OF Deputies yester-
t]ay tic Government introduced bill ex-
tending the right Ut suffrage TO mcn who
l.avo received good elementary education.
and who puy taxes OIL valuation Of 70 lire.
An amendment fnyoring universal suffrage
and ono fuyorfng wn1nnn suffrage were
rejected by overwhelming najoritlcs; III"
decd, tile. utter amendment received only
one vote. an amendment extending the
suffrage to tl,ose wllo eau read aud write was
rejected By go to 1p.
, 1881-06-16

4 FfnE broke out In two targc warehouses
near tic Wall Street Ferry. brooklyn, yestor-
day noon. which resulted In the total tie
struction Of the contents and thu inside
lnfttons Of the building. A man nan'etl
Patrick Morris, who was employed iii tho
top story Of unc Of tho buildings, was burned
to a crisp. aud Il lnan named Resnil, w''o
jumped from III upper atnry In order TO es-
cape the flames, IL so badly injured TINT lie
is not expected to live. Tho loss js cstltnated
Mt S3D1OOO
, 1881-06-16

AL!t,,oE delegation OF culored and white
Republicans, headed by Gen. w. z. Wick
hahn, will start from larrlsonburG, W., for
Washington today, to represent tn the rfesl-
dent that he should mt support tue Mahone-
Republican coalition in any why. Lewis, the
condition candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
l,as received letter from ex-Speaker Sclluy-
ler Colfax strongly indorstng his political
career, and stating that Western Republicans
favor the coalition between Alallono and tho
Republicans,
, 1881-06-16

AEns. GARFIELD has so far recovered that
she WIS abls 10 ride .out yesterday for
tho first time In seven woaks. Her physicians
recommend her to pass tho summer In Deer
Park. Tlie President will also spend such
tine rs lu can spare from his official duties
there.
, 1881-06-16
CO.NKLING.
Yesterdays Ballots: Conkling 81
and Wheeler 25, Platt 81
and Depew 81.
Tie Result Of Tuesdays Investigation
Evidently Damaging Depew's
Chances Slightly.
His Greatest Possible Vote
Thought to Be About
Stxty-seven.
The Administration Men Ready to Let
the Bucks Select Two New
Candidates.
An Attempt to Get Sessions to Tell
About the Little Game in
Darber's Room.
He Fails to Remember Who Was
in the Pot, or How Much
It Was Worth.
4 Banker, on June 4, cns1le1 for Ed
warls Draft for $4,000 Signed
By Darhcr.
Probability that the Present Developments
| Will Incline Each Side to
Compromise.
He Fails to Remember Who Was
in the Pot, or How Much
It Was Worth.
4 Banker, on June 4, cas!led for Ed
warls q Draft for S2, 600 Sfgncd
By Barber.
Probability that the Present Developments
Will incline Each Side to
Compromise.
THE VOTE.
J1tGCf>t'JtAHfSH OUTDOOR.

AhhASt, ~ - 'u"e ~. no !,".n . t, 'e
efs were aeseltes' w atfoihet ~ esn a'".
band or ntheiehts to-aa}' <Assehols"l"l.
Rc!tz. Of BrookIyl,.W who has previously sotee
fur ConkiInR a1Nl platt un every bntl0t. Ill
compItatce will, thu expressed Wishes OF Ills
constituents left the two cx-Senatprs md
yntpf] fnr Crowley ard Ucf}ew. In explain.
,..,'ta ~. IT, H., ~na,, -, ,,,o couvnr;n,, n
"1s 4lo so1e' -. ..s 'S ~ ~, ct,,.n,+i,
sellcs u lcsoiallo"a pusesu ~ .!e ''H.. a.,..
Ward Republican 4Assoclaslsh' III lheeltns
held June H. lii u'ese resolnt'o'lS t'e
Association, utter stating that the Feelec-
linn nj Conklinp null pIutt wus l,upossible,
M I!epuSlican bic " sena,ors @ a. tIs session to repre-
sent New l",k and sss''re hepao!1sn', a;i '',
tnrtty In tho United ststes oe'sate, ca'ts "nH
Mr.. Neltz to vote tot candidate III % VINO sta. can %
electcu, au'u tc'l"ests ~, W wy "eH ss.asas
final adjournment Until senators ate e'ectea'
1'''s n'"Ae7 r,,x, r,,,n ross
,.,.,, .,,',t,;,,''i ,,.1,1i,, In h,u ootred
GohRl1lI hls st!sI"''eus ""''1 i'1 ''"' en,. en.
changes on the ballot for the short ternl ran
Wheeler up to o3-lis highest score.
I'D ,,.,,h'" uiy NJ CnnkIInr Lanhnm
reached u. a1ld Rogers dropped back
to IL, willie Marvin Disappeared. Ills
Cornell. For the long tern, Depew gained
onr, Mr.. lscitz. md lost two' while two more
{. Il. Russell. WIG trottsd ont Gen: rr"ey ,
from Ills retirement, any FARMER p1ac''' E Mno
cast solitary vote for KoFess I tcse i .,t,'ss Iay
DO real or temporary iosses' o"' III ei'ne6
event they mark ;,.,., ,>,o ~, ,,xsr,,.r,rss
, HitoM1ho u y, hu ,.,,s.rx.J IN thc i,rnw forcps
WHICH ~ W W. ooss' ~. :" ','s us ~ nm ,ast
Ihe accessloas ~ nus !,. 1a''ns 1o' ,a ~ '"as r
, 1881-06-16

TIE Quebec Rr'lcf Committee, acting on
the representation of number Ut Protestant
gentlemen, laye adopted resolutions grant
il1g 10 per cent IT their funds to II Protestant
committee formed for the relief OF Protestant
vtHtt,t,s
, 1881-06-16

J. N. GnEaa shot and seriously wounded
Ills business partner, Il L. Justice, and shot
and killed co1oreu man named Bill A1utter,
near Arkadclp!lta, Ark, Tuesday. The
Sheriff witt! Il posso Is On tho lookout for
Gregg, WHO will have hard time If he Is
ntrnufnfi
, 1881-06-16

sMALr-rox, Notwithstanding tlle efforts OF
tho health authorities, SLOWS 10 signs Of
nbatIng In CIlcago. Soy.Ai new cascs were
reported yesterday, one Of which proved
fatal during tho day. Scarlel-fever and
tltpl,thefIa nrc also OIL the Increase.
, 1881-06-16

cast of their rings attl feathers and devote
themselves to the cultivation 0f the soil. Tito
braves uttered "URl,i'' rs their only reply.
They Wilt bn sent buck whence they caIno
tuttnct1talcty,
, 1881-06-16
The Grfh11tte.

kky- fkr&,na a,uille IN Ettrr'uase cnpffs of TIE
CHICAGO Tnlnt:HE al .yelc* Agtntfta and on rda-
1rtn rdita trir,r Chic1o 1stpcf7 ars salA fo4 con-
}ru Hsror lt reportinv s facts u TIT og1ee, Vio-
Ing flii particulars.
, 1881-06-16

THE firm Of Z. +. Cutler & Co., engaged
extensively IN llle Iron business at BoSton,
Inns failcl, owing to continued depression III
that branch OF tratlc The liabilities aro estl-
mated at from s'No, 600 to e7u0,o00.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-09
A PORTRAIT OF DIR. HOLLAND.

There is hardly literary man in
America whose writings have been
more widely read than those of DR.
J. G. Holland, nor one whose name
is better known among the people.
It is said that nearly 100000 copies
of his books have been sold, to say
nothing Of the enormous sale each
month Of Scribner's Monthly, over
which he presides as Editor in-chief.
The Century Co., publishers of
Scribners Ito be known as The
Century Magazine" after OCTOBER,
will soon issue q portrait of DR..
Holland, which is said to be re-
markably fine likeness; it is the pho
tograph of life-size crayon draw
ing of the head and shoulders, re-
Gently made by Wyatt Eaton, and
will be about the size of the original
picture. 1t is to be offered in con
nection with subscriptions to The
Century Magazine.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-09
A NOTEWORTHY EVENT.

One of the most notable events of
the year, is the Methodist Ecumens
ical council, which opened WeGnes-
day at London. 1t is made up of
delegates from every branch of
Methodism throughout the civilized
world. The different branches in
this country are represented by thir
ablest and most distinguished men.
Bishop Simpson, whose fame as a
pulpit orator, able theologian and
profoundly pious Christian gen le-
man, is world wide, preached the
opening sermon, aud chose for
his topic, " Christian Unity The
delegates were welcomed by
81 address from the Lord Mayor OF
London, who is himself a Methodist,
which was responded to by Bishop
Warren, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and Bishop McTyeire, OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South.
The council will be in session
thirteen days. Topics pertaining to
the history of Methodism and the
spread of Christianity have been
selected for each day, which viii be
ably discussed by the delegates pres
ent. 1t is an occasion of great
interest, not only to Methodists
but to all Christian people. The
Church has made grand progress in
the last hundred years, especially in
this country. Its itinerant system
was peculiarly adapted to a country
like ours. 1t has followed up with
its ever Jealous and faithful ministry
the settler upon our frontier. and
has given the people the gospel in
localities where they could not have
been reached by other churches.
But as the country becomes more
populous, it has already become 6
serious question with many able and
sincere Methodist divines and
laymen, whether the timer