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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-09

A special from Columbia. S. c., dated the
9th, says that Mr.. George w. Daniels, who
was one Of the parties to the Rose English
homicide about year ago. and was acquit.
ted when Rose was convicted, was killed
last night by the explosion OF his gun. He
left the city about II O'Clock last night with
Mr.. Fred. Friday with the intention Of
spending the night in the country and going
hunting to-day. They walked, and had
reached point about five miles from the
city, beyond the Arthur plantation, between
IL aud 1 o'clock 10 the night, and were
crossing an old field. Daniels had been du-
ring the walk occasionally shooting bis gun
10 the air, reloading as he went, and at this
point fired again. The gun exploded In his
hands, mutilating the left hand and driving
piece OF the barrel about an inch into his
cheek, under the left eye, killing him in
stantly.
The people OF Alexandria are preparing
to celebrate the 22d oil Februiry in proper
manner.
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M FIRST IN THE MARKET.
GOODS FOR EARLY SPRING TRADE.
JULIUS MEYER & SON
ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM THEIR BUYER
II NfW YORK
LOTS OF SPECIAL BARGAINS
IL
NEW SPRING GOODS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
TINY HAVE Just OPENED-

. case, GNRRNER's YHRb-WIDE FRENCH PER
GALES. new spring styles, al lOc-regu'ar
ca hl,sG iIIih?%[DsoME SHIFTING PRINTS At 6tc
clscs NEW SPkINn-srYLE DRESS PRINTS
40 piece, CiItCK NAINSOoK n IOc.-reguIar
20 pp iii, EXrRA-FINE NAINsooK at 16sc
3 cases %el 'G"65G6;ED pIQrEa,7. :. j. and Toe:
80 mec., NEW STRIPED and FIGURED
30 n.eSS', FRE>CH NET PIQUEs a, BE. worth
s0SE EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS N
TAELE-DAMASk AND TOWELS.
30 dozen Extra HEAVY 36-iNCH PURE
60 dozen 58.lNCH LXrKA-HEAyY PURE
LINEN HONEICOMB rOWED> at l2tc..
30 dozen 36.INCH tXTRA-HEAYl DNMh>k
TOWELS al 2jc. worth Soc;
~ DOZEN EAIRA-FlNE ~ ~ LINEN HtM'
STITCHED lANDKEEClllEF>a AZ Toe. worth
80 Observation-Disclosures HEN
STITCHED HANDktECilltFo ~ Pc. worth
AZ IMMENSE AUCTION LOT OF Ho~lERN..
, case, LADIES HtAN(-RlBBtD con"
. ci "G' LiADIEs' coon WHITE COTTON HOSE
case I9"T XIII XII ~ G0jbHEAvY soLnp-coLoRED
40 doIea LfDlE~' ~lLK.CLOCKED BALBRlG-
80 dozen ""iiiII6RfT'I FXrRA-LoNG HEAVY
RIBBED BROWN-MlNED >tHooI-lipNE At
zoe. worth 1870;
- dGz.n CIIlLDEEN', COLORED HOSE a, y.
30 GfcIlsnG1t'NTLEMEN'S RFGrLAR MADE
SlLK-CLOCkED BALBEiGGAN HOSE -
25c;
300 pieces NEW TORtilON LAitS from r.. per
ward up-the cheapest TORCHON LACE> Ia
the CITY;
NEW DESIGNS ~ HAMBURG EpGING- from
Be. 10 sl.2j. and loi> ~ other NEW Good, al
JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS,
GOl and 6O3 Broad street.
lao 80
SILK. n b. 90. best. T. ed
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A Wife at Twelve.

EsIE. Pa. February S.-To-dsy Judge
GaiDraitb dissolved the marriage OF Flora
Grace, child under twelve, who by force
and fraud was married to Louis Grace,
man old enough 10 be her father.
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TOBACCO-,.sRED.

WHITE hurley 'fOBACCO-SEED.-
w \ supply of the GENUINE SEED direct
from ohio, fresh and reliable, received aud fos sale
by ALLISON & ADDISON,
1922 Cary street.
Orders b. mail promptly attended lo'
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COMMERCIAL GLIB.

RICHMOND, February .. 1851.
V'HE COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF
L MOVING TO TIE NEW CLUBHOUSE ind
n inpo,siule 10 clntl-tc the woTK before Thursday
no morrow. ION instant Therefore the club
house viii not bee open until THURSDAY I'VE
NfNG, ION instant. -. ....,.,..
JAMES PENDLETON ROGERS,
President.
1 NJ NOWJIN. Secretary. lc 0.lt
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I-oTICF NEETING OF TIE

NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE
" STOCKHOLDERS OF TUE ALLFG!lANf
coal AND IRON COMPANY will b" held ~ ne
COMPANY, ofIicc IN Richmond Va. on 2lsl ttb-
RUARY. 1881. nj | o'clock 7. NJ 10 'on,lder u
nrou,>itiou Of the Board of Directors 10 auh"iHe
an .dtional isue Of stock. aud such other business
a. might Ice properly brought b fore regular ar
uuil meeting. By dircc ION Of ih. board oi i'liec-
,nrs ". VI. BARNUM.
4, : secretary.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
IEARLN SPRING
CARDOZO, ALsOP MOSBY & co..
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
FoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLES CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET.
"FOSTLR" KID GLOVES,
with patent laced ftsienings or these goods we
nave Just opened our first spring instalment con-
sistng Of about 1900 pairs. The color' huish' aud
fabric are above the usual high standard.
CAMBRIA, NAINsoOK, and SWISS EMBEoIDE-
RN.
OF these gooc- We cn show the most superb and
varied stock ever exhibited Ia this city.
EDGINGS aud INsERTGNGS exactly to match, tor
ladic, aud ciiliren's wear. This stock presents
| uHu ual atlrac ions.
WHITE GOODS,
sCCHAS
LINON DE DACCA,JACUNET, CAMBRIA, PER
SIAN LAWN, LINEN LAWNS. IRISH
LINENS, CHECKED NAlNsOOK, TARLA-
TANS, ut very lowe quotations.
|
FURNISHING GOODS,
sUCHAS
DANAsKs, TOWELS. DOILIES, NAPKINS,
WINECLOTHS, BATH-TOWELs, PILLOW
ASELINEN, LINEN. and COTrON.>HtET-
ING, bought low for cash ana prices grarnIeed.
CORSETS in French and American novelties.
Largest stock, south Of New York SOC. 10 -.
Best value.
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
OF this department We make speciality, and 500
hcil compafi ,on a, " price and value with any
market. Any special orders for UNDERWEAR ia
Cotton. Linen, Cambria, on Jaconct, hlled At short
e,t notice
BLACK GODS.
I'm this DEPARTMENT our stocks are replete with the
! CHOICEST STANDARD and FANCY GOODS
such a. CRETES - to - per yard; SlLK-WARP
HENkIETTA, Sl.25 to - - per yard;
CASHMERE>. ALPACA>. NOME CLOTH
| CAMEL'S-lIAIR, at lowest rates.
| GENTLFNlEN'S UNLAUNDRIED SHlRTS-beSt
! values ever seen;
|" CRONN" SHIRT at 75c.; gem" SHIRT At
! 81; PEERLESS" SHIRT ~ Sl.2j.
Full hne Of SOAPS aud PERFUMERY very low.
| MILLER'S CYDONIN at 2Jc
FOUkQCREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 4 CO.,
| f29 Broad;
CARDCZO. ALSOP, MOSBY & CO.,
| f. b-eOd 1000 Main street.
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ne ST. JAMES CIURCH.-Ordination
.cry'ces on WEDNESDAY MORNING, 9th Instant
AT half past o'clock.
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LECTURE.

DR. WITHERSPOON'S LECTURE,
IL "ATOTLS ON THE SEA"
This lecture. postponed short lime since. will be
delivered regardless OF the state OF the weather al
the . -. ....
MANCHESTER PRE>BITFRlAN CHURCH
on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY llTH at $40 L. VI.
The aud. ice viii he favored with charming
lecture from an able cultivated aud popular l,c-
turcT.
Admission % cents. fr9-3t
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1-i5' PRICES MARKED DOWN
STILL LOWER AT
THALHIMER BROTHF&>.
sol BROAD STREET.

We are d,teIsined 10 close out odr remaining
stock II WINTER GOODS, and TO that end have
marsed down ho,, II good, rcgiri'e,, of ~ pre-
yail5ng prices, We indicate some ot Tie redastions
Is follows:
On DRESS GOODS. 10 Ia 2jc. Ter Yard;
On FANCY DRESS GOODS, 2jc. per ya~
Ou 81 ACK -ILk>, % TO SOC. pen yard
Ga COLORED SILKS, for thinning Toe. per
yard;
ON COLORED DRESS SILKS, 2Sc. per yard;
on BLACk VRLYET>, % to soc. pss yard;
ON COLORED VELNETs, 25e. per y.Id.
COLORED ALL-WOOL CA>hMkFES reduced
FROM 80 tO4 Sc. per yard;
COLORED ALL-WOOL CAshMtgES rcdacod
froz, IS H. Csc. per yard.
We have just receiy it sa invoice OF
., OOf Ip,eces Of HAMBURG EMBROIDEglIS.
T1RtHoN, aud other tACES at lower pJrcSS
HAN they have ever hsts shown In his market.
Also, 4 splendid line OF
TAGLE.LINENs, NAPKINS, DOiLIES, Tow
ELS, TRAY-CLOTh>, SIlEETINGS, CHECK
ED MUsLINs, IRISH LlNESS, and WHITE
GOODS;
| 1890 yards Of REMNANTS or IRISH LINENS
| from 20 10 soc. per yard. These are the cheap
est goods We have ever seen.
We rrques, those who have not ye, supplied them
selves, and who are In want OF
CLOAhS,
| DOLNANS,
| ULSTERS.
| BLANKETS,
and CARPETS,
TO give Us call as We are Cferiug these goods y
SPECIAL CLosISG-oUr PRICES.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
| IA 29.sa,suSW 00l Broad street
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UNDERWRITERS.

Joseph W. LAUBE, -
FURNISHING-UNDER
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA,
keeps a full line of WOOD and METALLIC BC-
RIAL-CAsES, with prices from the lowest to the
a large assortment of sHROUDS, made by the
best manufacturers, always In stock.
Burial arraL gements attended TO with every pos
Orders from the country will be satisfactorily
met. ,,>.rp,,c,y,>.c
"a ii JOSEPH W. LAUBE.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

RlClINoND TilhATRE'
- r?ES s Hi$5i!s February o,lo,11, 70.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
First time in this city Of the great and only
HERMANN,
HERMANN,
HERMANN,
HERMANN.
assisted by his European speciality company
THE RENOWNED EUROPEAN ARTISTES,
TIE LORELLAS,
GROTESQUE LEGMANlA DANCERS,
Ia their flexible pasliwc, entitled
HIGH LIFE
IN
MPLAND.
First appearance in this country Of the
JAPANESE WONDER.
HAUSABARA SAM
The Extraordinary NeutriioIuist,
NALNOSf.
BREATIIES LIFE INTO \ PUPPET!
Astonishes the world with hi,
MlMICRY.
HERMANN
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
SATURDAY.
Price, rs usual. BoN-sheet at Theatre aud Ramos
& Moses. IL o-7l"
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INSURANCE sTAfbNE>T

A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR Tn,
n YEAR ENDING TiIE 31sT DAY oF W.
cEMBEk, 1880, or TIT ACTUAL CONbirbl,
OF THE NOkTuwFsTfRN MUTUAL ,ief
| THt LAWS OF 1HE STATE % WISfoy.i,l
MADE TO THE AUDITOR or PTBI.l( u.s.
| COUNTS FOR TIE COMMON WEALTH
VIRGINIA PURSUANT fQ lnE .ACT - M
| REPORTS or INSURANCE CONPANft. w,
PROVED FEBRUARY ~ 1878. 'r
Name Of The company I'm fp-NoPInvr,,.
MUTUAL LIFE-ISSjRANCT COMPANY
Home % principal Office ~ 'aid complug-y
wAUKKE, " ~
Character Of the company ~ hsiiier life. ,,..,.
casually. CITY 80 operative s.Ociai'Vn. br9tI,.
i've stock, or any other a,socialiV. m.urBg Ia.
ITFE.
Presidential l.. PALMER.
Nca-Prcsideui- MATHEW ktENAE
Treasurer--C. u. NASH.
SECRETARY WILLARD MERRILL.
Organized and incorporated VI AEfH. izF-
Commenced busine,. NOVEMBER 81 I.--
Name Of The general agent Ia Virginia -.l.n. .
CAEY.
Ec,ldeDce Of The general gent In Virginia r...
l. 16- number Of policlc. ls.uci
during the year. 90. --.....- BE-.
,. The amount at ibsurdnc" ef-
fccted tuerpDY ........-....-. ! 81 f...,
3. The amount Of premiums TO-
ctiyCd during TIE year.. ~TI..-
g. The aInounr OF iuprc>t Pc
ceiyed, and an other 10
ccip's......,....,. ..... .-.-.- &t-
= The amount Of losses and cu-
dowmenl- paid during De-
yeaf-Maiur'd endowu nl-.
sjJl 500 81; death io--c-,
S6gs - ! - ................ i2-. t.-
q. The amount 81 lo--cs aud en-
dowrntnts unpaid tInad-
iu,itd aud not due .......... i41 .-.
Snrfcu4t red and iausrd p0'i.
Gle, slfts29.97; dti-
deud- T. poles -holderi.
- clasigs i.S,.I,..,'.,'.. .....;..... 5oi...
(. The whole number 81 poi JOS
in force. ............;...... fG.-.
risks thereon. and ah other
Liabilities iri,hs iu force,
SGi.967.0Sl Total ithli-
tics.... ........- ,-t.--.--tt lh g . f.
10. The amount of capital sto,k,
10 auS-Pmcl} Wu'url.
!. Tho amount 90 3--rt- ,ard how
Inyrsttd...s. .s........t....t / ~.tl 3D.. ..
Loan, ou bond
yagr.........s9 QN5.72qoJ
Ptstn' NOTES. I ~ 800 -
R,aic,iaie 90. I.~lS.t3G o6
United state.
hond- $50
other sccurl-
iIr---mdrkci
ya'ue....... 247oIst3l
cash on hand
md nm tank
Nucl M ing
ei99l~ -
Of 1850 DO
transmission
~ l.i0J... I.573e5G-i
~ rest andrenr 3a3e7aI4
Ledger accu'f-
cciylb'e.... 433eIao
,ure........ 100000
Deferred luI
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BOOTS. SHOES. dc.
III
adds AND ENDS.

CENT? EStESs CORK SOLE CATERS, Sold
GEHTLEMEN's pOUBLE-SoLE CATERS,
Sold pLice, sS ....
GENTLEMgN'S BOX-T0E CATERS, si-old
GESTLEMEN's MACHISE-sEwED CATERS,
i2.5O-old price, IS. ~:
GENTLEMEN'S LACE AND BUCkLfrSHOES,
s2-oi1 price, $3.50;
MISSES fOXtD SHOES, lace and button, sl-oia
price, t2:
LADIES CONGRESS CATERS, sl-old price,
$3.50 and $3.50;
LADIES SLIPPERS, sl-old price, 81 aud $3.50
Call early TO secure bargains. j, A. GRlGG,
ja20 Tenth and Main streets.
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MEETINGS..

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF AN
~ JEFFERSON LODGE, 40. %. X. OF (3DsTN
P.-You are earncty requested 10 atttnl * =
a regular convention OF NOur Lodge al T. 4 =
your Castle wi kmson'>) Hall. on Ninth wv
street THIS "Wednesday EVENING ~
February Q. 1881, at o'clock. candidates ioi
rank, are requested 10 be- prompt IN attendance
~ }. Il. LAMKIN.
f. 0.ts Keeper Of Records ana seal.
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AMISENENTS.
MOZART HALL,

NU/Nh IT NIT'
vi FRIDAY. FEBRt AIRY III.
STAR COURSE ENTER rAiNMENTS
or IliE
BERNHARD LI>TfMANN CONCERT COMFY.
FINEST CONVERSATIONS or SOLO INSTRUMENT
ALI>IS ~ AMERICA.
EERNHAED LISTFMANN.......... .... Violin,
Formerly suloist ana lgaderof hco. Thomas or
chesira and Of The Boston Philharmonic cub.
EDWARD IIfI\DL...... Flute. Nipiin. aud T. tncr,
Late OF the Mcndes,ohn Quiutcitc tiu'.
Carl. Priua v ,la and Violin,
Formerly Of The Mend l>tonn q inlctie club.
FRITZ IISIEMA\ ............-...... lplln,
Forncrl, OF the Thomas orchestra ana Of the
Boston Philharmonic Ciur.
ALEXANDER Observation-Disclosures
and SaVophonc.
Late OF the Mcndelss9hn Quntetie tiuh.
HENRI bktfN F...... ss'.s. 'cutf btar'
Eo>tOn'~ fayoritc Dcl former
Miss AMY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soprano.
Tickets, % and 5Or. served ais. Zoe. sale Of
rp.crN.d seals commences At (. +. JOuNSTON'> mt
sic store "Wednesday morning m q o'clnck. IT, : It
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HANKS AND BANKERS.
FURNITURE.

EURNITURE.-LA STOCk-n
Il GREAT DU G + y I S-EASf u
1FRAfS OF PAYMENrS.-We call attention "
of all in need OF goods To our large and se!ectft
81 ,ck of Furniture. embracing all Of the latest
STYLES In ParOr, Chamber and Dinlng.itoom SUITS.
our stock is full aud complete; prices low
the lowest; our goods viii compare VITA any IN the
city as for workmanship and hnish.
l.. GATllRiGHT son,
de S-3m 10 Governor street.
, 1881-10-23

WANTEn--TO> O. RENT-A HOUSE on
~ tne West Side about Nov. !, with or sonxn=.
Rss;iesenee given address, with particulars + 5{
, 1881-10-23


STORES.
ITO RENT-STOKES: -.
4 ~ West Lafo-st- =
SIT West LATEST
90 3A, ~. KS, md tit Wet 1niinna-st
= SoCth Hatsted-sk and taselaep..
!tase'Dent loo Wa.htnx,Oa-st. corner H41sted-
hastment under West Sfae Post-013ce corner Hall
stem aHd NasfluYton-sts. =
Three new stores 25xaa. Madt4on and Mosgan-srs.
TWO new stores Randolph and uuton-sts.
GRIFFIN l. D1ElGHT,
EotNcr Washington and Aaasted-B1s.
, 1881-10-23

ITO RENT--WANTED-A BUSINESS
l man or woman to sn,lre sl1t uf rou&s snttabie
tor uic4 iud:cg, hus,css, de5s-rooh1 short dis
tnncr lrQN EOurt-lI0usG. > IL Ts10une Office.
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The Past Not Forgotten,

The Baltimore Gazette, of Tuesday.
makes reference to the experiences of the
Democrats of Maryland under Republican
domination in this State. These experien-
ces were too recent to have been thus early
forgotten, and while the leading disorgan-
izers may be willing to see the Republican
party come into power again in this State
rather than to see the Democratic party
successful under its present leaders, the
great mass of the party hold no such trea-
sonable sentiments, and are not in sympa-
thy with any plans which look to restor-
alton of the Republicans to power. The
Gazette says of the Democratic masses
'sThese do not dream that they are to be
led into position where they will peril the
tenure of power of the Democratic party.
Yet such is the case, and the iRsidious decep-
ton should be exposed, for it misleads many
who would rather thrust their right hands into
the FIRE than do anything in the werld to pro-
mote a Republican revolution in Maryland.
These people know very well that there has
been no change of heart in the Republican
marty, no attempt to wash out its old Radical
PURPOSES. The lion hides its claws and shams
slumber and benignity of purpose simply, IL
order to entiee the unsuspecting victim within
lis reach When it was in control Of every
thing the Republican party bowled down the
institutions of the country like ten-plns. II
is conservative Rolc because 1t Is icedk. II
counterfeits Democratic methods in order to
conciliate public opinion. But 1t IS sull tuu
Of the old iearel Of persecution, distranchIse'
ment, arbitrary power, constitutional changes
iEvidious fiscal systems and clan legislation,
and Il tciH sholc its teeth as soon as 1t regalRs
power. Can any reasoning creature expect
ANYTHING else Of the party which frandulently
counted in its President in 1877, and which,
in 1880. as Vice President Arthur and Senator
Conkling have both fully admitted, owed ITS
success over Gen. Hancock entirely to bribery
aud corruption and the pledge OF publc once
in the pawnshop of disgraceiul and mineral
politieai brokerage If the party which stoops
to secure the presidency by these methods
should regain power here IN Maryland, does
any person imagine that 1t will hesitate as 10
the means It employs to cement and consoli-
date that power3 1t mas only been very lev
wears since Republican congressman from
Western Maryland wanted Congress TO enter
into and investigate the question OF whetser
the State of Maryland had a republican form
of government, and his party here in the State
backed up the inquiry. If they had had the
power they would have served us as Bout.
wen wanted TO serve Mississippi in 1879: re-
daced us to O territorial condition and gwen
MS d carpet bag government.
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Hail Balls and Fire Balls.

A terrible hails,oym passed over Patterson,
y T. shortly before o clock Sunday after.
raon. u was accompanied By a heavy rain
and lasted about ten minutes. Ia yyTy iss
minutes the ground vas covered with ball-
stones varying ~ size from iea 90 ben 5
ess. Most q them we're a6oai one inca "a
circumference. A great deal 81 damage vas
done. Al the IvAahoe paper mtl sefrrsl
were picked up measuring three aaa ipas
inches ia circum ference. The largest vas
foand al the corner Of Washiugtoa aud an
Houten streets, and ga Rboai the size 81 =
large goose egE. A great many plants we.e
destroyed and ihs yoanE vegetation injarrd
considerably The loss 10 ;hc bay and cara
eror will not amonui 10 mach, hRt asserting
20 reports from VARGAS paris q ksFgea and
Passzie co4aiies large aelds Of re, which
waS up aud IN bead, were totally destroyed.
The keary rain H1Atc3 the hAiisiDaos saio
holloW places, AEd Ia some streets these heaps
of Ice attained dept Of several ieei. Many
horses we're frightened and there were = Hgas
Der Of fauapsys, none, however, rssalsiag ~
the ureckiag Of wagons AZ he tails }aeu
vas = hrilltaa, display Of bali lightning A
red ball 81 hre. a5ouI three inches iu ofsuaa-
ter. appeared .a The sky aud Gruek = dead
tree Immediately In front Of the Cottage 9a the
ChH Aner desyroyisg some braacAn Is
sirask the graak " the tree aEd Cai groove
several inches deep into ihe solid Foca. "trip
Ping mos, Of the bark Of ia its deseent.
Mhen i reached the gr0uni q exploded hEe
a raaaos shot nsa disappeared
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Mexican Ya.ioaal Railwa7.

We heaz 9 great deal aaGus iks AexicAa
National sAiisay add the concessions Eraasea
70 IL, bat probably veFy los realize TIE mag
uile4e and imporaace Of the projects nov
beiag worked CUT in the Southwest By uulon
Of Americas aud Mexican capitalists and en
giassss. The MexieAa National Railsay Is
nos \ simple line bctueea tao poshss, bat i
ia reality system Of roads designed 70 oPea
Ep the whole conn,ry. What may be called
the tWo trunk lnes lssd north from the city
Of Mexico 20 laredo, whcrc connection Is 20
BE- made uiih the Americas syssrsa Of raii-
roads aad west from the capital ~ MaEtznJilo
on she Pacific coast, which latter haze wi!l
rcmplele . short rosie from ocean 10 ecean,
IL ea.sy freight sgd FEssezgRys FROM y era
CruA Ga the Calf 70 Aanganiilo. There are
also many branch lines leading 10 The principal
Mexican cities aud miaing regions, An i'm,
measo amount Of preliminary sork has besn
sad Is being done In Surveying aEd Ayiug oas
lJaes and IN the actual work OF construction.
Il Is not improbable that 9ighsn tso years
the CITY Of Mexico will be connected by rail
With all parts OF the United States, and thas
tie trans continental lice val be open - lrat-
&c. Two thousand milCs Of Tuet eFs 10 De
baill, bat Sork can be carried On I'll the yasr
roand Already tho native MeNiesns are
getting ready toF tbs results that are sare 10
follow such al opening Up 81 their country -
emigrants, by providing that only native born
citizens shall be eligible as members Of the
Mexican Congress. That's 4 Mexican, but
not 80 b" American way.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-05-28
EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, Examiners. appointed
by virtue of commission issued to them
bv the County Commissioners ofCarrol Co., to
omen a Public Road in said county, commenc e
ing on the public road leading from the Get
tysburg road to the Pennsylvania line, near
Walnut Grove School House, running through
the farm of j. Henry Lambert, on the bed of
the old road. to the line between Jonas S.
Harner and Milton D. Hawn; then on or near
said line to the line between j. a. Angel and
Washington Reaver; then on or near the bed
of the old road between said Angel and Rea
yer; then on the line between James Heck
and Washington Reaver; then through the
land of James Heck; then on the bed of the
old road between James Heck and Benjamin
L. Bowers: then on or near the bed of the old
road between BENJAMIN f. Bowers and Sam
ue Weant; then on the bed of the old
road between Samuel Weant and Jane Ridin-
ger: then on the bed of the old road between
Samuel Weant and Abraham n. Hess; then
| on the line between Samuel Weaut and W.
/ H. a. Ridinger; then on the line between
/ Samuel Weant and Martin FOrney; then on
1 the line between said Forhey and Abraham
! Hess across Aloway's Creek, at or near the
/ old fording; then on the bed of the old road
/ between Martin Forney and John Kroh; then
! on the bed of the old road between Philip
! Shriner and Josiah Hawn; then between the
/ land of Josiah Hawn and the .. B. Grave.
] yard; then on the bed of the old road between
/ said Shriner and Hawn, then on the bed o.
the old road between Philip Shriner and
Henry T. Hyser; then on the bed of the
old road between Philip Shriner aud Oliver
/ Shoemaker; then on the bed of the old road
/ between Philip Shriner and John j. Hes.
until it interseets the Littiestown and EN-
/ mittsburg road at Harvey.
All persons whom it may concern are here
by notified that we will meet at Walnut Grove
/ School House, on Wednesday, June 20, 1881
at S o clock, a. M, to execute the trustreposed
I in us by the aforesaid commission.
HENRY GAIT,
/ JACOB P. HULL,
HENRY C. WILT,
may 2S-5t Examiners.