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$500. .c,1on will mereIy proIoDg agitation

y~eysslye action will merely proIoDg agitation
and defer dnal settlement. 49,.
Men who look TO the success OF their
candidate rather than TO the welfare
Of the Common wealth may be disposed
to compromise, 10 equiyocaie. to use lam
guage susceptible OF q double meaning
wberewIth to cheat the people. These men
are Unsafe guides; their policy savors TOO
much OF false preteDces and ~swindnng:
Nominal success under such auspices Won
ne real defeat. 1t would bring discredit on
the ebt-Payers and weaken them In public
confidence. What we want Is a bold ana
honest platform, and bold and honest men
TO stand on H.. Better defeat with honor
than nominal victory won by fraud ana
covering us with disgrace. VIRGINIAN.
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TIE Baltimore american tRepublleanl
saws: II time hangs heavy on the hands OF
the Virginia Readiusters. why don't they
amuse themselves by trying TO capture the
Conservative Convention They are lust
as good Democrats as they are Republicans,
snd there is no greater improperly In al
tempting to bulldoze Mr.. Kelley than In
endeayoring to scare of General Wiekham'
General Malone aud Colonel Cameron
might open u slde-show and run opposition
10 the Conservative Convention.
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New Volume.

LippincotrS Magazine of Popular Litera-
lure and Science. Old Series, Vol.
XVII. New Series, Vol. |. Philadel-
pbia j. B. LIPPINCoTT & Co. 1881.
A w|elLbound volume. This magazine is
so well known to the reading public that it
is not necessary for us to speak Of It's mer.
its.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON q Co.
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This Convention, which will meet in
Richmond on Thursday next, Is the most
important one since 1869. and, like that one,
we are glad TO see, will be composed OF the
best men Ia Virginia. Our people have
always been proud OF the Convention OF
1869, and composed as this one OF 1881 will
be, we feel sure that Us action Will be such
that our people may hail it with Joy and
hereafter look back upon II as another turn
ing point 10 the history Of our State, when
the united wisdom and patriotism OF her
sons saved her from q downward course oil
degradation and ruin worse than DEATH
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Increase in 1880.

These figures are encouraging. They
show a good state of things; but must not
be Interpreted to mean too much. we
therefore add that the
Value Of real estate IS assessed. m
with taxes for 1880 wss.,.....S25l ,24Z'0Oz w
Deduct the value of real estate as
iS fss0i ~ = 234,272 95I OF
Decrease ................ l6,969,55l 90
In other words, the taxes OF 1880 were
based upon the assessment Of 1875, DIETER
ments |inciuded.)
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More or the Lynchburg Sensation.

The Advance says The Mayor examined
John Waite and seine letters, and deter
mined to dismiss the charge Of bigamy, but
held him 10 await a requisilion Of the Gov
ernOr Of Michigan for abducting the child.
A singular fact was disclosed that Burgess
absconded from E~sseXyllle on the 18th II
July, and the letter informing Waite that he
had run away with his wife and child was
dated the 18th, and afterwards mailed at De-
troit. Waite said he got Information OF the
" hereabOuts Of his child through a letter
from Burgess after the death OF the woman
TO her mother in Kansas, or at least her
second husband. Weber, the postmaster
at Aladdin, Kansas, wrote to Waite as to
where his child was. Il appears that The
mother OF Mr.. Waite was really hiding the
whereabouts Of her daughter, and bad In
her possession the photograph OF Burgess,
The woman, and child, taken in this city. IL
is a bad tale all around.
The VirginiQn says: Waite demands OF
Burgess q "sati,iactOry expiration " for
elopinq Nth his uite and child! What
must be The nature Of an "eXplanation y
that will - satisfy" him? In what way can
Burgess "~eXplain " away his guilt What
kind OF a man is Waite who is willing TO
let him explain il away?
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AFGNE HAIR.DREsSING. -COcOaine dresses
the hair perfectly, and is also q preparation
unequalled for the eradication Of daudruiF.
The superiority OF Burnett's FlayOring
Extracts consists in their purity and great
strength.
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ARRIAGE

Married, on Wednesday, July u, 1881, a. The
second Pre- byteriau church, By Rev. Dr Nose, ID.
Hoge. assisted by Rev. DR.. Petcrkiu, PERCY MON
TAGUE and INFZ, daughter OF Or. W. NJ. Nl'hersi
all Of this city. No cards.
Married. in Richmond. Va, August -, by Rey; a.
II. Pitt. Mr.. RICHARD II. FIGG aud Miss M
TILDA PAUL. bOlh Of RichmOnn. w.
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DIR. PefclYal, the English Premier In
1872. was assassinated, and The Government
sock liberal care OF bis large family, Just as
any decent Government should have done.
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SEEDS.
LIME. CEMENT, AND LATHs.

G,CHOONER "JOSEPH FARWELL,"
- direct from Rockland. NJ, with q cargo OF
FRESH ROGKLAND LIME, aaily expected rus
Ibnie Is from the celebrated " CEOcsett Lime hlhs.
aessrs. CE0eketi & TO. own NE best ilioe-fVeA IN
Goekiand. and guarantee their lime 10 be sauL 10
any lime ever sold IA this market and superior 10 the
large balm ON. FE sale bw from vessel
tTS-Iw WARMER MOOhF.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT, &c.

HENRY NJ. WORKMAN,
Ill GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
GROCER, AND DEALER IN IRON. AND SrEkL,
corner Fifteenth aud Cary SueetS, m Va
Personal attention given 10 the 6ale or Grain, Lar
Tobacco, Flour, and all KINDS OF County Produce.
Bags furnished at usual rates. Am alskted by my
father. Mr.. SAMUEL wQRTliAA, iaie Of b, =
W0rlham a Co, VI
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SIMMER RESORTS.

THE MONTGOMERY WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
HAS BEEN LEASED FOR TERN or YEARS BY
MRS. VI. j.. COLBY,
Of The Hamilton, Washington, u. G., and IS opened
under the new management for the reception OF
guests. # is connected with the Norfolk and West
ern railroad by q narrow.gauge roau II miles lr
length.
SPECIAL RATES MADE WITH FAMILIES.
LAUBE'S BAND engaged for the season.
DR J. y. NASH. resident physician.
A. {. WHITE,
~ o.ecdtAu14 Manager.
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USEMES
DTCHM0ND MOZART ASSOCIATION

The regular weekly solree Will take place ~
Mozart Hall III CThursdayl EVENING, az ~
o'clock. Admission only by membership. or lnyi-
pembers can obtain Embellishments on application
10 C. l.. SiEGEL, ael BROAD street, or &. =. JOHN
SION, 9lS Main street m4lh
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DRUGS. NEDgrINL>. 81.
VACCINE NIRI =.


We are IN constant receip tot ONHulN>> ID
VACCINE VIRUS, which meets Oboe ti,i'.
the medical profession.
WARRANTED n ALI PlfNAaY 'h-.-
tel PTRCFLL. LApD t1.l r..-
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
ts- c PRICES


mr. REDUCING PRICES
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST.
SPECIAL SALE.
WE OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS ON ALL
SUMMER GOODS IN ORDER TO SELL
THEM OUT.
WHITE aud CREAM EMBROIDERED MUS
LINs, LINoN DE DACCA, PERSIAN NULL,
ORGANIZES. VICTORIA LAWNS, WHITE
and FIGURED LAwNs-aII at lower prices
than ever.
All kinds OF SUMNER DREsS-GOODs, PARA
SOILS, and LINEN ULsTERs TT less than cost.
BLACK and COLORED LACE MITTS;
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY;
-LACE-TOP GLOVES;
FANS and H~O0PSKIRTS,
At SPECIAL PRICES,
as we do not wish to carry over any Of these goods.
LADIES and G~ENTLEMEN's GAUZE VESTS;
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS;
LADIES and GEETLEMEN's HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
RIBBONS,
LADIES, and GENTLEMEN'S COLLARS and
CUFFS;
LACES, HAMBURGS,
BELTS and KID GLOVES
10 great variety and at the lowest prices.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
Central Block, sol Broad street,
an 4.Tb&FGtSaSu&W corner Fifth street.
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NOTICES

ID ICHMOND CITY GUARD, ATTEN- \
IL TION ATTEND drill Of your company To q
az $50 O'Clock az Regtmental ArmOry. W
d.. A. MCAtNN.
an Ali Acting order ~.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
ID ElUTED at the DISPATCH PhlNrlS6'
HOUSE.
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We shan Offer On MnNnAY

We budI OHtF on MONDAY.
) cases Of IMITATION LINEN LAWN
yard wide. In perfect order. Tor a. I|
sold for less than l2Tc "a yard: '-N1
Also; 3 cases Of GOODLAWN Al 4Rc., relac,5t
Sc; NI
so pieces WHITE GOODs-PFRSfAE Mr.
duced from 80 70 23c, 3jc. qua.,y -.f. 10
27kc.:
Onr zoe. LINEN D'DACCA reduced io IL.
DOTTED SWISS. IN beautiful styI,s. 4,
10. and l6c-the lowest number II a., -
never been sold for les thau zoe. '
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and dispose As near as possible Of our this s,,.
stock. We are prepared 10 fully give our nal.
at once The benefit Of reductions which me
sary change In style and texture VIII comr.l
yield next season.
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SPECIAL NoTICgs.
TT: COHEN BROTHERS. :


Our recent great reductions In prices has bee, ID.
means OF dlspcsins Of large quantities Of gs.,
we nave now however, approached the end
seasoh-a Tine when prices are Of very nsle o5s,'
Our great aim Is
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FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST.
SPECIAL sALE.
WE OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS ON ALL
SUMMER GOODS IN ORDER TO SELL
THEM OUT.
WHITE and CREAM ENBRoIDERED MUs.

All kinds OF SUMNER DREss-GOODs, PARA
SOILS, and LINEN ULsTERs TT less than cost
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MONEY! MONEY! MONLl

W. ether you wish 10 LEND or EuH.."
city or country real estate, write 'p or.i. I
H. t.. STALE 500.
IS p .eod6t 1903 Nl. -r
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OUR SILK GOODS
OF every description have been reduced
market values.
We have ma ie SPECIAL prices in At
ssssssss'ss..ss.s+- .t.. .....
FANCY SILK GOODS
s's...'ssss...., ....-.......
snch as
FOULARDS, DANASSE, SCNNPe >ur.
All novelty SILKS arI -,Tf\>
We mention 27-inch ALL-~lLh FtN,y t.,.
LARDS at 44c., the general yl...0f which e,.
a yard.
Also, HANDSOME CHECKED. |>IgIrFn,.t
FIGURED SUMNER SILK, r-....I f-au ..
60c. 10 374 and ACE.
see our BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK ti,.
ThOe who have taken no the'r ,bY l-In ~.
try for the summer can ba q sample. m,.t...
or goods sent them in any way 'l,y ml, ...-.
WE CLOSE AT o =. VI PROMPTLY.
ffy IE.@u @r| TIf
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MR.. FEyToy ON THE sITUAuoM

TRIBUNE reporter called upon Ex-Governor
Fenton at the Windsor Hoto yesterday to ask q few
questions about politics. Mr. Fepton, "a usual was
courteous In the extreme but did care 10 speak at
length upon the matter. He very decided In his
opinion that Judge Robertson would be confirmed. In
substance he sad Even II had the leisure 10 speak
ut length upon the political situation at Washington,
could hardly say than that the party In Western
New York. and think throughout the State and coun-
try IA with the President In view Of the conceded ht
meas of Judge Robertson and the authority Of the osi
dent 20 nominate the sentiment n favor OF his eonhra
tion Is wellngh universal The withdrawal OF hie name
under the circumstances would be considered as weak
the part OF the President, hurfu 10 hin ana
mischieYOus precedent"
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BURDENS ON COMMERCE.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNE.l

ALBANY, May 1.-THE Assembly Committee
on Canals submitted report their Investigation Of
terminal charges the various ports Of the State Tho
committee state the various charges for handling grain
at Hew-York, and TO the following conclusion:
The valuation OF the elevator property IN the Port
OF Ncw-YOrk 10 estimated at from Sl00OO,OOO TO
sl2OOOOOO The OF labor and machinery necessary
TO operate the elevators comparatively slight and the
inference must be that large profit arises O handl-
ing the vast amount OF grain at the rates charged
IL was ascerteined, howeyor, that the charges ZOE
az high as al other port towns for Instance, a Bal
the charge Is IL cents per bushels at adelpha
and Boston IL 20 la cents bushel The lug
gage expense IN towing the bOats FROM the canal dis
tet TO the point OF delivery IA borne by the eOnneo
OF the raln and does not " be an easonable
charge.
In regard the wharfage facilities for canal boats all
agree that they sufficient for present require
ents, and that action must Do speedily token 10
enlarge them the demands 0t incr nsig business,
or serious incOny enences attended with gag loss 10
the boatmen and TO the commerce OF The State VIII fo
low Action should be taken 10 enlarge the canal district
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VIZ the szsspton q tas information Esstiye 70 .ae M
person or peEsoas on whose recommendation the az.
penfmepts were made That infqrnAlea poald Only
give handle 70 onablr pefsue seeking once 70 8et es
men who were yaiuobie fronc long rn5llc service -
MT. BGynfd Dem. Del.l aEfccd with M tnorman y
Opposing nc rescluti0u and moved thHt it De resco
% The Committee on Printing. "a &.
Mr. KoIieg argued that the inf9Ft1aca aeked tof nL
the RESOLUTION WA not contained n lic BIne Book
~ Il were tfue TINT there scores ~ 1aregns an
ployed IN the various Departments Who Rsr8 born IN
korthera 9afes and had never state south Of Ma
son ana Dixon's line, and who we're however cfeaIee
70 Soutkorn States tat wrong Ought a. be rgheq et
tc resolution be rcfeTedo to the Committee on
and let the whole question be taken into eouaderatlI
TheFesolution was referred to the Committee on fn'
ing
Mr. NeDn rep. Iowa, called mp the resolution Of.
fered by hm yesterday dlfeafng that hereafter tnere
shall bs contained In the Official Reer of tne Onto
efaes information 90 tbs Congressional District nom
which each Government eDpigye is appointed At.
Brown {DcIp Cal offered hi ndment providing that
it should also contain Information aa 10 whether euen
employees arc white or cOl0red. The resolution and
AI8ondnent referred to the COMMITTEES on PrunR
Mr.. Hoar (lscp Mnss.i offered resolution direcfig
the Connittee Privileges aud Elections 70 in1tire
into and report at tho next session Of Congress what
are uecdf1l 10 the aseertnnncnt ane
decason Of tho ee Of tae election Of President ana
ecrPresi1cnt Adopted.
The Senate then. at 4 O'Clock, went into e1eeHlte
session. and when tho doors roopcned at ODD, tkc
Senate adjourned.
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pApyEIL AND THE LAND DmL

IoyboN. May l2-Archbishop Crole has written
toMr. pamdL Ilc says;
You are the choacu and trusted leader NOT alone ot1e
Irish Parliamentary party, hut ot thc irish peoRg, "u
recognize ION fullv and faithfully 49, such lou 7'I,c
that YOUR nhsfentlOn from voting chnnoi lhht, ' r
econnd r.alus of thr Land hi IT, nnm a',tp Jug w w
rrlect.o .ou cnunot therefore, nflsc until hilti ni' IT,
discussed in Committee. Wnt take 20 sIfl "Hl. ti
t can do mo- good, may split tic party HH" ''''''
vision you dopl0rc
John lIciIcrman prominent Le"d Lacquer mas
been arrested az Cork under Tho PROVISIONS ol u''
Coercion act. go.
The secretary OF the BallyInotc Comfy Siigol
branch of the Land League has been arrested u'u''
the provisions Of the Coercion act
-Four men. named Madden. King, Moran and VIM
tcrscall have been arrested near CastleDaL Coun'J
Mnvo. under the provisions of the Coercion ., ac.. an
the HOUSE Of Commons tonight bs Rs qgfaf nraeipa
the Land bill was again adjourned. I'M; I'm ~ W.
feature of the debate was speech by lllhl INV %
advocating the suspension OF eNictions' anu uVP,e t
that mn Irish members would unite TO prevent INC
destruction of the bill. L., Cor-,t -
A bailiH was fatally shot near Loughrca, CotnnIS ~
Galway. ON Wednesday night. Two "IlVe'' nav
been made of suspected assaaslhs'
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BUsTNEss INTEREsTs ABROAD.

LONDON, May 12.--The Bank of England
rate Of discount remains unchanged This is believed to
be partly ON account Of the troubles in Mineing Lane,
and partly because of the remittance Of gold to Scotland
usual at this season OF fhe year.
The 81. Ja1nes's Gazette says
We understand that the Bank of France has decided to
Issue 80 franc ahOut Sl0 notes Tho lowest now issued
IL 90 france We also learn that the bank is willing, II
requested by the Government 10 issue 20 or is frame
notes The object is OF course 10 economic gold. IL
seems therefore, that the bank does not hope Tor any
practical result from the Monetary Conference.
The liabilities OF William r. ArbuthnOt Co., insur
ance OIL and seed brokers' whose failure announced
yesterday, are Si25,OOO
comparison Of the duties British exports 20 Franco
under the existing commercial treaty tariff aud the
general tariff shows that while various articles In the
iron trade are not seriously affected, the increase on
textile fabrics IA enormous often double and sometimes
treble The general increase s from 40 10 90 per cent
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STANLEY MATTHEWS ooNF1RMFp.

ksfAJ0RrTY OF ONE INExEcCrIvE SESSION IN FAVOR
or ms BECOMING 4 JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME
couRr.
fRr TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.l
WAsntSGTOS May 12.-Stanley Matthews is to be
Az Associate Justice of the United States Supreme
conrt unless within three days the scanty majority
ef 10 his favor by the success of motion to
Eisr shall changed into majority Of against him.
L. said that one Senator who would have voted
hsninst him had he been present, was temporarily
shsent tryaR the chamber and that had he been
present the vote would have been tie, in which
ease it would have been left for the President
% decide whether on not Mr.. Matthews should be q
jndge Of the sRprems Court. The only chance
= dafeat Mr.. Matthews now is the success of mo
sson 70 reeonsider and 1t is difficult to how such
anetion can be made ii is improbable after such
acontest - has taken place in the Senate on this
s'nsees IN Tia last two days, that any one of the
senatofs who east his vote in the Affirmative did 80
VITO wa7efiHg purpose. or could by any pOsabil-
~ pe induced y claner his mind.
Ihs result u . egast surprise TO Mr. MatthewSs
n'eAdh Washington Mclean, Of Cincinnati. one
q hH special champions, evidently expected, as Late
y etn today, that Ar. Matthews would have ten or
He said tonight that the result had
ab he calenlations and that he could
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GRIMES AND C4ycALnES-BY TELEGRAPH
srNrFNcED ro RE HANaED.

PARIS Texas. May l2-Wilham IIol'inger vas
sentenced Ia the District C9gr ioiay =" o. i's' '0' "'
KILLED BY FALLING BLOCK OF ICE
SrRINGFELD, Mass, Aay l2.-Ihe sX-year-old
son of j. shea instantly KILLED AT Shlc"po ts 4''noOH
b, cake 0f Ice falling up0n Lin from an icV."agon.
RAILROAD CONDUCTOR KILLED. -
DALLAS lexas Nay last egS1ns , M M 10 p i.S irn
Mountsin and ralnc faroada. was run over and
Anoo' DROWNED WHILE sIUICING LOGS
HoUrT0N, Me May l2-Amos lpgraani is o. M.
in Iouon. He wac forty i've years Of age ana lol'''
ia"n'' A FARMERs SUICIDE BY HANGING
BANGOR Me-. May l2-lhis morning in0il'r mo, ~ ~
vas found hanging to tree In The woods lie "A' pi'''''
KILLED IN THE ACT OF ROBBERY
BALTIMORE, Nay l2.-Alited MigSns, ,cg M roi
schooner the harbor Virgins ieA Or Jumped
lN' SHOT HIMSELF THRoUGH THE HEART.
NEW-ORLEANs, May 12.-Dayid Ceri, aye i3ltg' ~ - =
native of Alsaee wollkuown merchant doing es st ~
MURpER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
CARb5EsT0S S 3. M as asy asS thriy killed bs Sse r
shooas and then ea9s sn5 RsT O- The alleged @otys
wp ~, ,bs eIS @arer lsSs. Sss t6s nddey
PoUNp DROWNED IN THE HUDSON.
r,I,ygvpsrT 1,e y Y. Nav 1.-THE body Of an
@ 80 fouod mile north Of Marlborough to-day,
and ioul pay Is Se dead man with another man landed
ne s es tS tss 40 of he steamer America, bound north.
/ POUND GUILTY GP MATRICIDE
| a,,or-srA Me- Nav 1.-THE Merrill trial closed
. O,5 The prsoner was put the stand early IN
av mt be could not shake tho overwh wheinus evidence
ssol1st him The jury after aDleDce q SIX minutes re
td verdict Of guilty Of mnrder In the nrst degree
! CHILDREN POISONED BY WELL WATER.
| POM JFRyIs n. Y, May 12.-lhree children in
t FAMILY Of John Van Gordon OF aaanoras near tbs place
are suffering poson supposod 70 nave been taken Will
one f ne children likely % die and the Others are very NJ
| PRIEST CHLOROFoRMED AND ROBBED.
WnKEsHARRE, PENN May =, The - house Of tn,
Rev Father Donohue, Of - N,poepts roman Catholic
Soar tis morning EhlofOfOm Vas administered 20 th
Ts after which be robbed Of money aud ieWery " h
| value " f5V1
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pITBLIC SUPERVISION.

lrRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TnE rRBuSEl
ALBANY, May, 12.--0n motion of Senator
woodn the senate to-day reconsdeed the vote by which
the bill to enable the members Of the state Charities Aid
Association 20 Inspect public institutions was lost last
week In s abridged state the bill simply provides that
upon obtaining permit from Judge Of the Supreme
Court member Of the society Is authorized 10 visit,
inspect and examine In behalf Of the association In the
county I'm which the visitor appointed shnl rcsido
county poOrh0usos and town ooi1u.es and eiiy aims.
houses within this state Through the pt8c'crance Ok
SenAtor Woodin the bill In this form was passed to-day
by vote Of Is 10 Il. rhe opposition were surprised aS
the vote t received and ahOrcd for some moments ~
change the vote OF someone In the eina.i'c, cut IN
vain.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANcE eTIl.L. nIsTRuaTEn.

HEa FonafER PRoMIsln REaARDIEe TuEIs DEEaUD
DEcEPnyB- B-NoRR oUTRA0Ks OK THE KnHEws
REPoEyED no coNsrITUTIoNkL REFoRMs ~
RUSSIA.
General Brcard, Of the French Army, il 10
visit the Bey OF TunIs to-day. The Bey haa
appealed 10 the European Powers TO take some
diplomatic measures In his behalf. Distrust Of
France Ia still expressed by London journal,
which says that she has entered on the path
Of annexation and conquest. Further details
Of the Russian anti-Hebrew riots have been
received Archbishop Crolce advises Dir. Par
nell TO vote for the second reading of the
Land bill. Phe Liberal candidate has been
defeated at the KnaresbOrough election. There
is no prospect Of Constitutional reform in
RuEsia
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LosDoS. Thursday. Ma


Tho River DWina. NJ Archangel, has Hooded great
part Of that town. causing great distress.
In the House 81 ommons yesterday the bin protecting
pespoper from wanton actions for libel In tho exercise
of their public functions was read n second time.
The London correspondent Of me Manchester Guardian
SAYS that the delay IN appointing successor TO Sir I'd
ward thornton British Minister at Washington, IA gen
orally ntf- butcd 10 Str Austin Layards reluctance 10
accept "a post below an Ambassadorship
me DAILY Ssrss dispatch from Berlin saws curious
struggle is now taking place between the Reicheag and
tho Federal Council The latter with the Chancellor at
is bepd most strongly objects the RcichstAgs decs-
ion In favor OF yearly meetings. IL Is 10y no means I'M
ur,lable That the Federal Council viii win the day