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For MARMALADEs, Jelcs, Preserves, AnchOyy
Paste. aud finest French Mustard, AZ bottom prices
60 10 WERNE x sLATERs'
Seventh and Marshall streets.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED By
the use II MEADE& X BAKERS SAPONISE DEyri-
FRfCE, which viii speedily remove incipiont tartar
aud scurf. Price, df,y cents box.
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GRAND "PICNiC." and always in season
WHTLOCK'S Sc. Cigar.
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WHERE FOR TWENTY YEARS p-r,oh had no
movement Of the bowels without medicine or me-
chsnical means mOn'h's use Of TUFTS PILLS
completely restored the bowels 20 natlrl regularity.
They sre composed OF innocent herbs, and are IN
cdpa ble Of hurung the most delicate constitution
Vet sure TO cleanse the bowels and blood Of all In.
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RICHMOND BEATS BALTIMORE.

THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY SECURES THE ATLANTA AND
CHARLOTTE AiR-LINE-JOHN GARRETT
AND OTHERS DIsTANCED IN THE RACE
THE NEWS FROM NEW YORK-THE DAN
yILLERoAD ADINCREAsING ITS EQUIPMENT.
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BROWNS BRONCniAL 1ROCHE5 will stop "A
Cough by directly relieving the irritation Of the
Throat aud viii rot disorder the stomach like
cough, yrups. % cents "A box.
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Loose ToBACCO.-During the week end
ing Yesterday 81, ,005 pounds OF loose tobacco
were sold at the different warehouses ~
this city. AT Crenshaw's warehouse 2o'2o3
pounds were sold; Shoekoe, $500; ana
Centre, 40,I5O. Since November lst l,lOi.-
425 pounds have been sold at Centre ware
house. The prices last week were about the
same as the week before. The receipts were
small. and the season Is about over.
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MOZARTERS. please take no,ics ihlt +. WHIT
LOCK makes the" NozIrt Cigars; selected Havana
hller, guaranteed PIce only Sc.
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FRESH INVOICE or KEY WEsf CIGARS JCs1
revived by ". y. BLAIR & GO.
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ROLL OF IlONOR.-The following names
appear on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
High school for the past week:
senior 4 Cass-Emily COttrell, Mary +.
Puliam, Jennie Hammond, Annie VIM
ston, sue Herrlug, Jennie Martin.
Senior B-kate Dunkel, Irene Loven-
stein, Annie Elmore, Sadie McGilyray, Ida
Harrison.
intermediate A-Lizzie McGehee. Rosa
Salim0nsky. Lillian Pace, Lee Winston.
intermediate B-Alice Hamilton, Re
becca Whitock. Alice Taylor.
Junior A--Julia Crayer, Banch Taylor,
Mary Starke.
Junior B-Ame'ia Bear, jessie Pcndie-
ton, Mamie Drinkard, Annabcl Brown,
Eva Ezekiel, Emily BO>ber. Annie EppS,
LuIie Jones, Bessie Tlibbelt, Roland Har-
low. Samuel Strause, Tucker Sands, AshDy
Ragland.
Attendance for the week, 9G per cent.
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DON'T 60 TO KEY WEST for a good Cigar, but
smoke WHITLOCK's Key Wtst--the old standard
brand; only 5c.
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FAMILY ROE-HERRINGs, CLIPPED BEEF best
i'm the city-at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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WESTPHALIA HAMS at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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LEE GALLERY. Main street, takes the BEST
PHOTOGRAPHS.
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A LADY ROBBED on THE STREET. T.-As Two
ladies were passing First and Grace streets
about a O'Clock yesterday evening negro
snalch.thiei jumped from behind tree-boX
and snatched a portmonnaie from one OF
the ladies'. He ran up First street and
turned into the alley behind Linden Row.
gentleman who was passing at the time
pursued the thief, but was unable to over
haul hin. The portmonnaie contained So
consisting in part OF s. gold.piece. The
ladies' were naturally very much frightened
at this bold act and screamed for help.
A clue TO this robbery has probably been
found in the fact that boy approached an
officer late last night, in front OF the Thea
tire. and gave him s. in gold, which be said
he had found The boys name was taken,
but as there were no charges against him
there was no arrest.
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ALL in want of faithful nkenesses go to LIE
GALLERY.
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JULES MUMM CHAsPAGNE. ". d. BLAIR &
~.
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THE ODD.FELI.Ows' ENDOWMENT Gran d
Representative james B. Bauk.. president
OF the Odd-Felows' Widows and orphans
| Relief Ass )clation, has Just promulgated his
circular 10 the lodges of North Carolina,
West Virginia, and Virginia. informing
them that this Association has been oft-
cialIy adopted a. the Endowment ASsOcil-
ton OF the order IN these three : ateS. with
fun power To exercise AL the necessary au-
thOriy for putting the same into immediate
and complete operation. He urges upon
all Odd-Fellows TO avai! themselves at once
OF this insurance within their own rank in
stead OF incurring The expense OF going into
outside organizations, and also con9ratu-
lates the fraternity in the States named in
having at last secured this muci-nCeded
privilege.
This hOnored order has of late made some
important innovations upon its OlGtime
ideas, which will doubtless impirt new life
into il and arouse more than usual interest
in the public mind. Besides, having adopted
this insurance or endowment feature, the
number Of degrees have been reduced TO
three and made much more interesting with
the certain prospect IN the near future OF
having all the work OF the lodges done in
the third or last degree. The Grand Lodge
meets here on the 12tn Of next month. The
representatyes who compose this body
number from seventy-tive u hundred OF
the most substantial men of the State.
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MERCHANT rAILORING

VOUN LATOUCHE a. son, >2s
MERCHANT ThILOR>, W%
No. NORTH TENTH SHEET.
have jllttecei,td heir second addition OF
SPRING GOODS.
CHOICEST GOODS IN rut MARKET.
Being pRhcTICAL TAILcRs, they can 'aie'y
gntrau,ee rhai lh,sr Goods han be maze w ~ ~
tires ami m st duranlr Nanner.
satisfaction gaarin'ccd. No fancy pi'cc'. sma .
Uniform pToni. mo- f-eoo
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BEST and cheapest PuoToGRAPus-LEE GAL
LERY, 920 Main street.
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EORN, HAY. AND SIlUCkS WAN ED.
" Iwi.h to buy CORN, HAY, and X, ~
carlo lots, less "n either he thesapeakn 1nd
ohio. the Eicnmoud and Danvillc. lhe Ficllinpni
4nd Alcghans the Richmond and York River, tie
Virginia Midland, Richmond. trtdcrirs sDprE AMI
P0rOinac aud the Atlantic and Mississippi railroad
lines. or upon any nayiglbe steam. Bags lurnlsheh
and p1yment made in cash per lrOsd weights.
Correspondence solicited.
CHARL rs l.. TODD.
fe No. 1915 Cary street, Richmond, vs.
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ENULSlOX OF COD.LIVLR OIL

INFUSION OF COD-LINLR OIL
Il VIII
HlPOPHO>PHIIE> LIVE AND SODA.
Contains ~ addition 10 PUKt COI)-LlN fE on
lU sralos of fHYPOPHO>PHiTE>3.I LINE and dScDA
l, 1rh mud ounce.
Tbs tmu,ion Is prepared by Messr,. PURCELL,
LAbu GO.
he lave the icsjimour "f the phy'iciaus Of the
cf auc clun 'rv 20 efficacy IN ,he treatment OF
p iLNONAEY DISEASES.
A. t Is prepared IN this city, cur patrons have
it lil,actiOn If tnDwiug that iu u-ius u ;hey can
ftit upon It's FRESHNESS aud PURITY.
We commend Il Tor n, paiataDlcne,5 and ready
assimilation.
fItiy cents and one dollar per bottle.
POLK MILLER & co.
ofhacarf... Ninth aud Main streets.
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CHLDREN's PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully taken
LEE GALLERY
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THE WEATHER.-The usual Saturday
" blizzard " which has prevailed each week
in the northwest for some time past ye>ter-
day visited this State.
Friday wa, a beautiful. bright. and balmy
day, such as gave promise Of spring weather.
The mercury III the thermometer reached
10, the highest reading, we believe, OF the
year - far. AT night the sky was over
east with clouds, and the temperature be-
gan to fall, the reading Of the thermOmeie er
at sunrise Yesterday being 3Io-a fail OF $40
within few hours. A. 8 O'Clock snow be-
gan 10 fall. and continued until about noon,
never, however, very rapidly, and melting
a. soon as it touched the ground. About
that time it cleared of, the weather still
Keeping cool. and furnishing good Illus
tration OF "winler lingering IN the lap Of
spring.
Passengers by the morning train on the
Chesapeake and Obio railway report a very
heavy fall Of snow on Friday night aIons
the western portion OF inat road.
In Fredericksburg snow commenced fall
inc two hours earlier than here, and when
the train left that city al 10 O'Clock il was
lying on The ground to the depth Of three
inches and still falling rapidly.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

I OST. PACKAGE CONTAINING ONE
lIPAIR KID GLOVES and oNt OR TWO
MALI. ARTICLES. suitable reward viii be pah
the tind"r by leaving AZ \. W. GARBEhr-
mh27-lt s26 Nan street.
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InST- rERTIFICATES OF FALL

Il '
IIROAp STOCk Two certificate. ~ common
sfocA in the Chesapeake and ohio Railroad Com
pauy, having been issued hS said company ia tho
pane ~ \. T.. Beine--yiA: No. I75 issued Narci.
elS7I. for ten t0J shbres, and W. ga issued
March 2s 1873. tor ton tlOl shsres-1aylng teen
LOST by th sub criber. notice Is hereb, gwen tpit
npsncaiiou VIII be- NJ iGe 10 SAID company for re-
me- gal nf said certihta'es. A. L. BtIEhF.
f. 2p-~u2in Union. Monroe county, W. Va.
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MEMS, YOUTHS. AND BOYS CLO-
wi THING CLEANED, however mucn soiled or
faded LADIES DRESSES whole or taken apfyf },
~HAWL~. CLOAkS. sACQUts. NOURNisG
GOODS. sCARFS. >A-iitS.NfILS &C.. .CLEkNED
OK DYED. WHITE FEATHERS DYED ydk
GLOVES CLEANED AND DYED BLACK.
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, sc. DYED OI CLEAN
ED-i speciality. Also, agent for the Ncw fOik
Crape Company. GRAPE Wells rendered bsagli-
fully black and imperyous to dsnpness 90 ssli
water n. y, PrIt~
NH 6-SuaW2m 42i Broad stiee,. near ffnh.
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LEE GALLRRY.-Good PHOTOGRAPHS and sat
faction 10 all.
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". ID. BLAIR 4 60. have Jnst received a large line
Of tine Mountain Whskeys and other tine goods
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THIEVES AT WORK.-SCme time during
FRIDAY night thIeves effected an entrabce
into the Tobacco EXchange from tic roof OF
Shockoe warehouse. From there they went
into the warehouse by means Of ladder
which was found on the roof of that build
ing. After getting inside the warehouse
they forced the bars OF the rear window OF
the Office OF Messrs. stephens NJ. Taylor X
Co.. and went IN. Finding the iron safe
unlocked, they proceeded to search it, and
were rewarded for their trouble by finding
81 in a small iron box which was kept in
the safe They also visited the Office Of
CYRUS Bosseux, but did not get anything.
The same party attempted to break into the
commission-house OF Messrs. Walter h.
Marin K Co.
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IOsT. ALLBLACK-AND- -

IL BLUE SKYE TERRIER PUP; niue@----D
months old: had on uichel-platrd collar. marked
T.. n. simpson. Was last seen near me corner oi
Firth aud Marshall streets TUESDAY morning Mareil
18Th. FIVE DOILAR~ REWARD viii be pabi
for hI> return 10 the Public warehouse, on Canai
street between seventh and Eighth streets
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HORSES. MULgS, Ae.
oTEAMER BONITA FoRe;1u, !.

~ SAIF.-We offtr for sac that ham Sss&Sxs
some and elmplsfe Iti steamer BoNft a. AL ~
perfect order; sixiesn horse over engtse. an1
rites Ten p1 1ssengrrs '0mfar sbS. Pfef low ant
''"'' * H. CfiAYrIN \ co,
vhozs, R.al rNsaic Aesn mia.
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NOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED GROSS
II GERMAN HDkst. AND cATfi u foup-s
sn. ftufe for green feed. Gives spps;ut spc spirit.
and canses them sbed their rough coat. Price r
~. a a.aers mh 20 I'm
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Sold bv leading wine-merchants, grocers hotels,
and druggists everywhere.
TRACE supplied al manufacturers priceS, ny
CURISTIA< s. WHITE, GrOccrs, Sl4 Main
street Richmond, Va. ia 9-dSu'N %Foih
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OrS time VIII ne uev0teu entirely 10 tb'
aides, who will be received In the re
,eption-room OF the hotel-eDtrance or
Eleventh street.
LEE GALLERY, Main street, takes the BEs1
ALL in want of faithful Hkenesses go to LEI
GALLERY.
BEST and cheapest PHoToGRAPus-LEEG GAL
LERY, 92O Main street.
CuTLDREN's PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully taken
LEE GALLERY.
LEE GALLERY.-GOod PHOTOGRAPHS and salts
action 10 ALL
1881. SPRING. 1881,
TESTH sEMI-ANNUAL DISPLAY.
Choice as our STOCK has been In the past
1T DOES NOT CONPAIE
with our effort for
THIS SPRING.
THE STOCK IN IFS ENTIRETY is
NOW READY.
WE SOLICIT AN INSPECTION
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CHRISTIAN & WHITES.

SMOKED SALMON AZ
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TENTH sEMI-ANNUAL DISPLAY.
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1881. SPRING. 1881.
, 1881-07-24

Pdr.s Correspondence Ne" ''rsnn> nc 'tnHf;; S; ,
In one cnunty. almost at the gates ~ far's,
eighty farms can find no tenants, aud l"o-tn
vi the farmers have paid no rtnt tor turtc yeaes
,inIst ever, budy: those int phyl'oxern has
spared bav,, ..cen made pennlcss hy the ~
sauhity tf n,ad,ier s. nct the discovery o1 coluI
made from coal. The Iscase OF silk worms ni's
icsscueu the returns from SIZE une. hati.
Frcnchu,al hnwcver, lives on tnrc which wnuia
Xiii IN Engisnnsa1. Thtre are millions or peoI'c
.h., h., ~. i,t., ,.r tasted meat Bread aud Gtic+
or un!o1,s with chcslnuts are their oniy tond thsv
sell aIl the wfuc they make: pour wafer . ~ a,n
Icese and drink il. The majority ~ frenen
pcusan.s in Central ano Southern France pase a'.
nvf SO iucolne Il year. The rAvag',s Q! me
r,,:,titI burgundy and the Territory near bOr-
dt.a,lx; but tot]lnE with wafer. chemlcas agents
twhy do ytu r,,t b,,rrnw them to destroy tue arns
wnrYY, n and American vines are 1est testc.'lls
French vineyards 10 their s'ld condition. SuIi~ I
ousy enough INSECT has de5ssoysu Tue ,,n1ct
f"r11..i, were. seen everywhere. are now aIl I'M
nur1ed from Germany and Austria.
, 1881-07-24
JOSEPH fIATTON.

he Has 4 roOR OPINION OF NEW YORK AM
CHICAGO.
Special Duoateh to TIE CHICAGO Tribune.
e: NEW YoIsK, July :23.-Mr. Joseph uatton,
the English author, now In New York,
Speaking of this city and Chicago, and coul-
pairing them with London, says: 1T is per
habs as unfair to contrast London with New
York or Chicago as it is 10 compare authors who
are totally d.ssmitar. 1t is Il pout OF inforsna-
uon as well as comparison when one states that,
Compared With Chicago or New York, London Is
aheayen Of good roads and sanitary legisla uon.
Our Hanson cab is us much superior to the putt
Ae conveyance OF the Cuflcd Suites
Is an American hotel clerk is eupe-
f1or TO the London hotel porter. There
hardly street IN Chicago OF New York as
we'll paved and watercd as tue cumuoncst thor
oughsure in London. The reason for this, am
1od. Is on account vi
LIE JOBS PERrETRATED BY CIVIC AU-
TIIOIITIES.
ne IN England have officials who now and then
eteal. tut when We fnd them out we i'nprison
toem for mauy years and contscate or return 10
AsfRhtiul ow1ier their stoien property. Must
pe'pte agree ubuut honesty !'etnx the best poi
~. ont 1t Is Ethd thug TO have premiums tIe
oonesty. prss1ns for thieves. and the rallUWs Tor
asulaercrs The n.gncr the position ri the thtci
u England. the mure severely he Is dealt With.
, 1881-07-24
STATE CONVENTIONS.
TIE POLITICIANS LAYING WIRES FOR THE
ECTt(a<@


FALL ELECTIONS.
Special Ditp1rch to 734e Ch4cdeo 7rikuHe.
NEW YoKK. July 2233.-Sow that the Scna-
tos'ai struggle has ended the politicians have
lseun 10 talk OF the coming State Consell-
luis, and are making prophecies as to candl-
oa'es for STATE officials. Many Republicans
sfe heard to express the opinion that - the Old
ncket Snail bere Nominated VIZ: Controller
~ e"aos~ortn, Atturney-Gene Weed. State
a1easurer Wendell, and Secretary of-State
.asr The terms uf all these officers expire on
1oe 1ss OF January neat. Tic Democrats feel
sios~h4t jubiiunt over the defeat Ut send
tos tunkling at Albany, anu are blow
~ .,ts loudly OF what they propose to do
.ue Coming full. Tler are little
ra .oo prtu'a1ure. however, for the Democrattc
.1"n II was previous IT, the election last year.
11t@ JoHS KELLY Is DETERMINED To 'HAFE
a SAY
- ~! .ae coming Democratic State Convention.
~ ~ ~! ,tslel npHn A-l,tnx naEie tue ethte
feet rev cantdutes huve as yet been men
Luuso Fur STATE Controller the Maine u the
a. d- Alan CaMpbelI. present CnntrotrF
n.<,, ~. &1is City. Is mentioned. Ar. RuErles;
~ ~ tne oNce Of Acknowledgement BY nang
I,hl ,hl> friends scattered throughout the stale.
of of,uss'ueh ,s' the Republicans have possession
H. 'ue othce They did mt see tit 10 dispense W4tn
f.. R... aaugEles services The friends Of Allen y.
1seh aeh hre suggesting his nomination for SGere-
se,i. Vi State Mr. Beach, it is well kn'wn, was
@ouslS mortified b his defeat In lss9. ana
, 1881-07-24
ELEEIItJE HIIR BRUSH.
REMARKABLE LETTER
From the Speaker OF the
House.


For the first time In life am induced to give
testimonial Noticing Ia some paper an udcer-
tisement Of Or. Scotts Electric Hair Brush. Isant
81 for one. and fnd 1t indeed rcmarka bic brush
Aly wife has fur years suffered with headaches.
The brush cures them ut once. Several friends
have used 1t for headaches, and it has never
failed. My wife WAS also getting prematurely
bald. tut the brush has entirely stopped the fall
Ing hair and started a new growth. use 1t to
remove sac'iruK, and it works like Il charm
Five times the Gost would not buy my brush If I
could not rei'fate it. 1u-tiay bought OF Meal
inont. druggist. Of this place, two brushes tosend
to friends who have tried mine and requested
nc I" buy for them. Col. Ponder, Mayor Ut
SICK hetdache whiFe ut MY house. He WIS very
Sick Ny wife proposed to try the brush, which
he finally consented to do With no faita In it,
however. In three minutes he said he never felt
better IN bis life, and directed to send him q
brush. have uuthu. lied McAtmont, the drug
s :" @ ays my na~S 6znnas It,
sreaker @ "t the House OF Representatives. Little
Arch Mason, aud Past Grand Master OF Masons OF
IT, ;le public: Having been troube. b. letters nsk-
strsy rue was Ever vont9y wsnoas seisis
'''' '' '''l' '' ''S"st GEoae M a''s:
wa y ' s9a as;;s sufs1 e'
>osnaa s,s: *: !
EVANSVILLE. Ind. I'll Walnut-st.
II bus paid for itself handsomely. -
REV. J. @. ADAMS.
VILLA MS III. H6;, Miss.
It will do ali you claIh tor it. 1t hiss cared hend-
aches, neuriEs, touthaehes, and rheunat:sm fu
fa'Iiles, l:Ey. II. II. LAS0.
DOMESTIC SEwlSG-M AcH1SH CON-. i.
Wife suffered for years with neurtl:ia- brush
tlreiy cured her HENRY ID. BARTLETT.
These testimonials came TO unsolicited. and
We get s,1ch every day. Pamphlets mailed free.
'rEs remarkable Brush hns met with great silc-
cess. ind Is warranted tn cure Nervous Bilious
Headaches in 1--WE to seven minutes, cure Neu-
ruleyi:l and rheumatism III two to Tive minutes,
anu to quickly st,2 fnting hair and badness.
All dealers are authorized to return the price f
not represented. \ BEAUTIFUL, Pure 'Brstle
Isrush: We will senl It pn.tI,ail IN receipt OF
81 . by express, T.. y. H.. Mt your expense, with
prl,tA ,Er OF examination.
. The Fall Mnil Electric As1nciatiOn. Sl2 Broad
way. Wa1Iack's Theatre iliill.ng. ),
Fur sale ut all Drug mud FAncy Stores.
, 1881-07-24

Ill
DEPART RE OF THE GENERAL OF TIE No.
MlSIcAS ORDER AFTER AN INSPECTION
of lHE ORDER IN AMERICA.
Special D1spateh 10 Jhe Ch,cano 7r1une
NEW ORR, July 2'-Among the passen-
gers oy the City OF Richmond who left to-
day for Liverpool were the Most Rev. Dr..
Larroca, General Of the Dominican Order,
and his Secius, the Very Rev. Joseph J.
tarbery, who have been for tile past month
,s,s IN VISITATION to the priores OF the Orier in
tn's country. During that time they havc in
Sptcted the churches Of ST. Peter, ut Memphis,
1chn' St Rose. Mt Springfield, Ill.,; st. Louis
bertrand at Louisville, Ky: St. Joseph, in
tcfFt county, Ohio: ST. DoMnick, at Washing
ION. u T.: St Antontus. nj Newark, n j.: st.
vincent Ferrcr. ut New York; and the prory OF
the HOLY hosary at Minneapolis. Mlnn.
THEY RETURN TO ROME,
where the General is to open 4 General Chapter
of the Order Of Friu1 Preac ,cls. This visitation
was the first luade to this country
by a General OF tho Order. Heretofore
a priest has been Delegated for that
purpose. The last visitor previous to tia
coming Of the General was Father Burk, who
made the inspection ls...l 4 number vi tho
priests OF the Dominican Order, and seYcr,,l
pro inlneht Catholic citizens gave the departing
dixnitAsies hcarty Qo.a]-Ly. y s,ess,n-ttE
was cnEAxed, which accompanied ths Steamship
down the bay.
, 1881-07-24
~ THE 2::2oi CLASS

tbe starters were nolla, Envoy, Lady Thorne,
aryouant. Dan uonults"n. Jessie Dixon. Else
GruJ, und Unolalln h"!ta was fasnrtt III m 1ne u1t,
nr tnr The ncid Alter se.erul sr"vlnss good
send d-o was eee,ed Lndy Ihrue ~ h"vE vi ,1; 1ae
s1c 1cf;tT: Ur SEVENTH. and Dan nonalasot the OUT.
xide. Dcforc reAclIux the tHru the suites Ut
Enyoy anu Dun Donaldson cs'!lsdsd. the driver
- E,,..,y hrfnp nearly thrown uut- He sue
ceeu..d ia Keeping his sent, however anu ttr"ne
the heat out. Frttn the wire 10 tns ha1t-milc
pp,,,1nsrnv hnr.es but un the It,.Eer turn Spltn
began moving up tn hsay hrne ana xa6
"t. H,,',, ~ wmo had always held slight lead was
challenged by Arz.t,naot anu ut uncs hroke Into ,
a run. never Catching until 1hr wire was reaghed.'
u-h.n r. seemcd certain thai -Argonant had the
.1 WON adv Thnrne came aiunE witt rush
and beat bin out a neck in 2:::S5: Elsie GroR