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PERSONAL.

NC Whipple of Eau Claire, at the Claren-
At the Merchants: L. L. Ellsworth, Cannon
Falls.
Hon. R. L. Frazee, Frazee City, at the Mer-
chants.
Sheriff Bray, of Henderson, is registered at
the Clarendon.
Mr.. A. j. Wampler has returned from his
New Orleans excursion.
Mr.. H. c. Donnelly, of No. 10 Wabashaw
street, left for Chicago yesterday.
j., Comstock, ESQ.,, of Dubuque, among the
guests at the Clarendon Hotel.
At the Metropolitan: J. s. Medary, La
Crosse; G. Marshell, Duluth; E. O. Rudd,
Rudd's Mills.
Leave of absence for fourteen days, begin
ming on the 18th inst, has been granted Second
Lieutenant Corwin Sage, Seventeenth infantry.
Hon. R. B. Langdon, Minneapolis, was Wis
itlng the State officials in their new quarters
yesterday.
Nathan Myrick, Esq, returned from Wash
ington yesterday, in company with Major
Dyke, the victim of the Baltimore depot rob-
berry.
Major Dyke, of Faribault, we regret to
learn, was robbed at a Baltimore depot of his
most valuable personal effects, while waiting
for train.
William Erwin, ESQ.,, goes to Austin to-day
to take part in the defense of Riley, indicted
for the attempted assassination of Hon. Sher-
man Page last fall.
Mr.. w. W. Kelly, manrger of the Charlotte
about the first of next month), was registered
at the Merchants yesterday.
Capt II. A. Castle, who returned from
Washington on Wednesday morning, is con-
fined to his residence by illness, contracted
during his visit to the national capital.
Hon. W. T. Bonniwell, Hutchinson, one of
the hardest working and most successful
members of the late State Senate, is paying his
first visit to st. Paul since the adjournment.
At the Merchants H. Hicks. London;
John Deck, Winnipeg; L. L. Ellsworth, Frank
Barlow, Cannon Falls; John P. Stevens, Bos-
ton; ]. W. Harkam, Montreal; E. II. Bailey,
Milwaukee.
Major Dyke, Faribault, took a run up to st.
Paul yesterday, and though Ehle Allen piled
him industriously, returned home at night
without depositing any OF his ducats for o
chance in that hand worked French bed spread.
Among the visitors to st. Paul yesterday
was Capt. Thos. Wilson of Cleveland, O. Capt
Wilson is one Of the Oldest steamboat captains
in experience, now on the upper lakes. having
commenced running to what is now Duluth,
when it was known as Portland, and the only
evidence of civilization visible from the harbor
was one little old rickety cabin. Of course,
being in st. Paul, Capt. Wilson sought out
Capt. Bart. Atkins, like himself an old upper
lake salt, and the two passed very pleasant
afternoon comparing notes and reviewing Incl.
dents and personal recollections of the days of
auld lang syne. when both were s'sailoring."
Capt. Wilson will run his boat from Cleveland
to Duluth the coming season.
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A Bold Robbery.

About II O'Clock last night two men, one in the
uniform of United States private, entered simon's
saloon, corner of Third and Washington streets, and
at once struck up conversation with drunken
swede named Andrew Oleson. The latter had two
or three watches which he wanted to dispose Of and
he fooltshly exposed the property to the strangers
me m 81 20 ONE oa
which they bolted for side door and ran into the
street. making their escape. Last midnight the men
were captured near Seven Corners by Detective
OConnor and Officer Baer. The watch was recov-
cred from the soldier, who gave the name of VIM.
SpeIlman. The other man registered as ice Carr.
They were locked up.
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An Oyartasked Brain.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE coroner's
jury in the case of Gen. Upton found verdict
of suicide due to an over -tasked brain, the re-
suit of an unexpected failure of the work in
which he was engaged.
Gen. Upton's remains will be brought from
Presidio Saturday, escorted by troops from
stations around. The body will be met by the
entire Second brigade National guards, and the
coffin escorted to Oakland, where twill be
sent East Sunday with guard of honor from
the Fourth artillery.
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A Good HouseWife.

The good housewife, when she is giving
her house its spring renovating, should
bear in mind that the dear inmates of her
house are more precious than MANY
houses, and that their systems need
cleansing by purifying the blood, regu-i
lating the stomach and bowels to pre-
vent and cure the diseases arising from.
spring malaria and miasma, and she
must know that there is nothing that
will do it so perfectly and surely as Hop
Bitters, the purest and best of medicies n
Concord, N. H., Patriot.
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It will be seen that the number Of acts passed at
the late session was in excess Of that of the session
of 1879 by ITO. The increase is due entirely to the
House, the Senate not originating many measures
at the late session as in that Of 1879 by 81, while
the House showsan increase over 1879 of 155. With
the large increase In the number Of bills originating
In the House 1879 mora care seems to have been
taken In their preparation, as the number withdrawn
while only bill originating with it at the last ses
sion was vetoed, against In 1879. Senate hles We
toed were the same at both sessions, also bills
withdrawn from the governor,
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Henry's Carbolic salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds of Skin
Eruptions, Freckles and Pimples. The salye
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Henry's Carbolic Salve, as all others are
but limitations, Price 25 cents. For sale by
all druggists
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Gen Grant Resigns.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE Commercial says: !:
is stated by persons very close In the confidence
of Gen. Grant that in consequence Of his Mexican
engagements he will have nothing more to do with
the worlds fair Of 1888 1t Is not positively known
whether he has sent in his resignation, but as he
leaves Monday next for Mexico It s more than prob
able he will present formal document to the COM
missioners before leaving. 1t Is understood Grant
wishes the enterprise every success but for reasons
best kcown to himself does not feel inclined to be
connected personally with it.
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Senator Edns,s,,ds Indisposed.

WASHINGTON, March l7.-seuator Edmunds left
Washington last night for visit to Florida and SEN
ator Vance paired with him the remainder of the
session. Judge Edmunds has for some time been
troubled with bad cold and seeks warmer climate
in order to avoid threatening danger It is develop
ing into bronchitis and possibly settling on hIs
lungs. The Senator has been similarly effected sew
eral previous winters.
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Acknowledgements of Alexander III.

!, WASHINGTON, March l6.-The secretary Of state
has received from Gen. Foster, United States minis
ter at st. Petersburg, the following:
Blaine, Secretary Of State, Washington: The min
lister for foreign affairs says the emperor is pro-
foundly touched by the expressions Of sympathy of
the President and Senate Of the country for which
the deceased emperor professed sincere esteem and
earnest friendship. It is legacy which he leaves to
the Emperor Alexander III, and which his majesty,
in accord with the Russian nation, accepts from the
depths Of his heart
(Signed) FOSTER, Minister.
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GUY FAWKEy RBDlVTVUS
ATTEMPT no BLOW UP THE LORD
MAYOR'S MANSION, LONDON.

British Statesmen Alarmed and Extra
Guards Placed About the Houses of Par
1iament---The New Russian Czar Heir to
England's Throne in Certain Contingen-
oies.--Speculations as to His Policy---Be-
lief That He Will Continue That of Ills
Martyred Father---Representat Gov
ernment for Russia Cut Short by Roussa-
koff,s Bomb---A Papal .Nuncio at the
British Court Strongly Opposed by the
Catholic Prelates of Acknowledgement
Old World News.
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Great Britain and Ireland.
SULLIVAN ENDORSED

BULLY AN ENDOhSEO.
LONDON, March 17-Archbishop Croke, of
Cashel, has written Mr.. Sullivan congratulat-
ing him on his reply to the lenten pastoral of
Archbishop McCabe Archbishop Croke says
he unreservedly adopts Sullivan's sentiments
against Archbishop McCabes monstrous i'm
pntations.
In the house of lords the arms bill passed in
committee.
THE FISHERIES SWIM DIE.
In the commons Sir Chas. Dixie SAID her
majesty's government had received certain rep
resentations from Prof. II. Y. Hynd concern
ing the fisheries award, and had referred them
to the Dominion government, and the govern
ment had requested Prof Hynd to send any
further communications he might have to
make, to that government. He, Dixie, had
already stated Hof. Hynd's allegations were
unworthy serious attention. Her majesty s
government, he said, considered no good pur-
pose could be served by giving currency and
importance to groundless and incredible state
ments.
CABINET COUNCIL.
LONDON, March IA cabinet council was
hastily summoned to-day. The meeting is
believed to be in connection with Transvaal
negotiations. The illness of the king of Swe-
den and Norway is thought to be alarming.
WOMEN LAND LEAGUERs DEFENDED.
LONDON, March IA. NJ. Sullivan has
written letter in answer to the Lenten pas
toral of Archbishop McCabe of Dublin. He
repudiates the imputation that the ladies have
put aside their modesty, and accuses the arch.
bishop of insulting some of the most exem-
plary. .devotees of the church.
BoER AND BR1ToN.
ALI special dispatches state that Gen. Wood
informed newspaper correspondents that at
yesterdays prolonged meeting, at which all
members of the Boer triumvirate were pres
ent, the terms of the British government were
to a great extent accepted, the Beers reserving
one or two points for further consideration.
RoUssAKoFF's AccoMPn1cE.
ST. PETERSBURG, March l7.-Michailoff is
the name of the young man arrested the
18th inst. at the house where Roussakof OBJ
tanned the bombs. He is peasant from the
province.of Smolensk. Papers found in his
possession mention both the Catherine canal
and Little Garden street in the neighborhood
of the scene of the czar's assassination.
REFORMS CUT SHORT.
LONDON, March ia st. Petersburg cor
respondent says it is a fact that measure had
actually been prepared with the sanction OF
the late car, tending towards representative
government.
POLITICAL PROGRAMME.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 17.-The Agence
Russo states that circular from the minister
of foreign affairs to the various Russian EN-
bassys and legations will be published to.
morrow containing the political programme
of the new reign. The emperor and empress
have taken up their residence in the winter
palace.
PACIFIC VIEWS.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 17.---The Journal
de St. Petersburg states, evidently officially,
that manifesto will forthwith be issued an
nouncing that pacific views are held by the
new czar.
DYNAMITE.
Twelve pounds of dynamite have been found
in the mine near the czar's palace. It is be-
believed the Grani Duke Vladimer advocates
strong repressive measures
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vigorously denounce the attitude
of the English government towards Ireland
the coercion bill and land laws, and express
warm sympathy for the people who are being
SO terribly oppressed by British rule.
DUBLIN, March 17.-The celebration OF st:
Patrick's day was unusually quiet throughout
Ireland
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THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
As 1t Casts Its Light on the Chicago
Markets.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
CHICAGO, March l7.-CabIe advices firmer. Our
wheat market active and higher, with heavy
trading. The impression Is thst some party
who had the deal two years ago (Jim
Keene) has it now, and will make the
bears dance for his amusement for the future and
the market be excited under the rnanipulations Of
his bro her.
Corn and oats have their boss as well and have
ruled very active ct considerable improvement,
while provisions were dull. the outside demand EVIL
IDENTITY falling off and going into grain On the curb
this afternoon: Spring wheat, $1.03X; May, $108X;
May corn, 1910: July, 44Xc; May cats, 35Ac 4191
pork, 5,72K; May lard, $3.50 -
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The Senate.

WAsHINGIoN, March 1.-THE credentials of Sera-
tor Edgeron presented and he took the oath CT
Office.
Senator Pendleson said he had received informa-
ton which induced him to believe it would be i'm
possible to obtain vote upon the pending rssolu-
ton, and therefore moved an adjournment, which
was agreed to. Adjourned.
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Heir to the Throne of Great Brita.n

New YORK, March 17.-Cable special The
London Cuckoo this afternoon has the follow
ing: Sophia, mother of George the 1st, there.
fore, under the act OF settlement with the res
ervation as to religions, is entitled other heirs
failing, to succeed to the throne of Great
Britain.
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ur. Green's oxygenated Bitters

Are cheap and simple remedy for Dyspepsia
and Biliousness in all their worst FORMS 1t is
a well known preparation, and has been known
and endorsed by physicians for many years,
and has been used by thousands of sufferers in
all parts of the world as a standard and reliable
remedy.
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Papa1 N,sncto at the British Court.

NEW YORK, March 17.--The Dublin Free
mans JonrnoI says the subject the Roman
Catholic prelates had before them on Tuesday
was proposal from Rome for the appoint
ment Of papal nuncio at the court of st.
James, and adds: It will be with a feeling of
the most intense satisfaction the Irish people
will learu the prelates were unanimous In pro-
nouncing against the proposed change, and
that their views have been embodied in a most
decided letter, which will be forwarded at once
to Rome.
PRISONERS REMEMBERED.
The ladies' land league sent quantity of
furniture and clothing, quantity of game,
and supply of shamrocks to the prisoners in
Kilmainham Jail Yesterday.
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An excellent clog dance performance was
given by Messrs. John Doherty and George
Haggerty. The performance concluded with
a series of panoramic views which formed a
beautiful and very prominent feature of the
entertainment
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DR.. Rogers Vegetable Worm Syrup instant
ly destroys worms and removes the secretinus
which cause them.
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General FOreiq's.

NATAL, March 17.-The operations resumed
by the British are those permitted under the
armistice.
ROME, March 17.-The Pope's encyclocial
letter has been issued proclaiming jubilee
from March 10 to November 1, for Europe, ,and
to the end of the year for the rest of the
world.
PARIS, March 17.-Placards congratulating
nihilists on the assassination of the car
have been posted here, and one arrest made
Daily globe., 1881-03-18

Dry maple wood for sale at Haycock & Co. IS
corner Third and Franklin. Telephonic com
munication
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Durno's Catarrh Snuff cures Catarrh and all
affections of the mucous membrane.
Daily globe., 1881-03-18

Bakers Pain Panacea cures pain in Man and
Beast For use externally and internally.
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HOG AND HOMINY.
THE PLUMED KNIGHT -DONS HIs
VAR PAINT.

And Directs Our Foreign Ministers to
Rally to the Defense of our Slandered
Porkers-Alexander's Acknowledgement
of American sympathy-Illness Of sena-
tor Edmunds-Gen. Edgerton Seated and
Ready to Vote Upon the Organization
The Price Of Mahone's Treachery Named
General Capital News.
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S'T. PATRICK.
THE OBSERVANCE OF THE BIRTH
DAY IRELAND'S PATRON SAINT.

A Call Upon Bishop Grace at His Resi-
dence-Bishop Grace's Address, Wherein
He Depreeates the Formation of Ladies'
Land Leagues-Evening Entertainments
at the Opera House and Pfeifer's HALL
The Day Elsewhere.
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Work of the Legislatures of 1879 and 1881.
Frank Carlton yesterday completed his record Of
rho work Of the last legislature. The figures as
compared with 1879 are as follows.
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LAND SWINDLERs.
Excitement in Cleveland Over Arrests in
that City.

Excitement in Cleveland Over Arrests in
that City.
CLEVELAND, March 17.-The arrest of Van
Hise and Lem, land agents, by the United
States authorities, ,on a charge of conspiracy to
defraud the government, has created great ex.
ctement in real estate circles here. Since the
arrests many people have come forward pro-
ducing deeds made out to Lem and partner,
and the officers have proof that the men have
forged numerous signatures to deeds. John
X. Corwin, who was arrested with Van Hise,
but against whom charge conspiracy was
not distinctly made, has been arrested and
charged with swindling the government. Bail
is fixed at $4,000. The officers claim to have
found several blank deeds, acknowledged by
Corwin, and consider this good ground for
charging him with conspiracy. Proofs are ac.
cumulating against them. 1t is claimed they
have secured possession OF Cleveland lots in
exchange Tor Missourislands. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Meyer is looking for advices
from St. Louis concerning the transfer of the
men in that city fol trial.
The Trichaena Raid on American Pork.
CHICAGO, March 17.-Mr Seve, Belgian con-
sui general, has been visiting ana consulting
to-day with members of the board of trade
and packers, getting information concerning
the sanitary condition OF the hog, and to-
morrow afternoon will confer with the hog
cholera committee recently appointed by the
boald.
There was some excitement in lard to-day,
caused by the report that lot had been
seized in Havre. 1t is understood a blunder-
ing official seized it by mistake, as France has
not excluded lard and will probably not do SO,
as the heat used in rendering it necessarily
destroys any trichinosis.
The provision trade pay little attention to
the action of Austria. They say the order of
exclusion of the American hog product will
not affect the trade, as Austria is rather a
competitor than an importer. The effect, if
any, would come from Belgium, Germany and
France barring out the product.
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The Pfeifer,s Hall Entertainment.

The entertainment at Pfeifer's hall under
the auspices Of st. Joseph's parish, was of a
varied and very pleasing character. To begin
with, bounteous supper was served by the
ladies OF the parish lasting from Z until 9
o'clock, and it is estimated that fully 500
people partook of the spread. The supper
was in charge of Mrs. Rumohr, Mrs. James
Dowlan, Mrs. Conlan and Miss Ella Sherbrook
The entertainment proper commenced about
o'clock. The programme consisted of
songs, character acting, addresses and very
laughable farce.
The Rev. Father Neilis delivered a short but
very pleasing address, and remarks were also
made by Hon. j. j. Egan and City Attorney
Murray. The former delivered a eulogy on
st. Patrick, the day we celebrate, and the les
sons to be drawn from the life of the saint.
Mr.. Murray's speech was characteristically
funny and the audience were kept in a roar.
PROGRAMME.
The programme was as follows, and the diff
ferent parts were executed in a manner as to
reflect credit on the performers
Opening address. .......... Rev. J. w. Neilis
Song-"The Landlords Must Co..
WI. y. y. DlcklnSOn
song-"The Honest Irish Ead' '........
Character song. ................... Mr.. Carey
Dutch specialties. es........... Mr.. Frank Kelly
Song-"Eileen Alanna" ......... Miss Manner.
FARCE.
A laughable farce was enacted with the fol-
low as the cast
Sir Ralph Credulous. ............G G. Haggerty
Walter Lovewell Observation-Disclosures F. Hazard
DR.. Frantic ........ ............. P. McHugh
Dennis Murphy. Paul Kelly
Squire Robert. ..................J j. J. Farrell
Dick . j. Heffernan
2ipoor, Walsh
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Policy of the Nesv Gear.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE Journal
De St. Petersbury says: When admiration for
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Schwab Repudiated by the Detroit So
CialiSts,

DETROIT, March 17.-The socialists labor
party, who have great central organization
in this city, published statement to-day re-
pudiating all connection or sympathy with
about the association. Vanderbilt, Jay Gould
and others denouncc their utterances as idiotic,
and intending to defeat the aims of their party
towards the amelioration of the condition Of
workingmen.
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and intending to defeat the aims of their party
towards the amelioration of the condition of
workingmen.
Stock Held as Investment Securities Tax
able.
CINCINNATI, March 17.-Much excitement
among capitalists has arisen from decision
by County Auditor Capellar that guaranteed
and preferred stocks ofrailroads and other cor
porations in this State held as investment se-
curities are taxable. The question will prob
ably 60 to the courts for settlement.
Greenback Endorsement of Assassination.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-The Greenback
central club, composed of Greenback Ward,
president, and the leading Greenbackers of the
city, this evening adopted resolutions endors-
ing the assassination of the car.
Why the True Holman Liver Pad Sue
oeeds.
Because it is the first and only correct
adaptation of the Holman absorption theory
of cure without medicine. Why it's imitators
fail: Because they are worthless.
A New York dispatch of last evening says:
Dry goods: Considerable activity in all
branches of jobbfng trade, but business re-
mains quiet with commission houses and i'm.
porters. Cotton goods quiet in agents hands
and fairly active with jobbers. Prints in mod
crate demand. Ginghams continue active;
light supply. Mems wear woolens quiet.
Worsted dress goods sluggish.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-01

The New York Times gives the coun-
try plainly to understand that the Arthur
administration will not be an imitation
nor a continuation of the Garfield admin
istration, and that it is unreasonable to
expect such thing. 1t says:
General Arthur is very different
man from General Garfield, but IN his
way he is quite as positive in his charac-
ter. He is absolutely certain to impress
his personal traits upon the administra-
tration of which he is the head. Those
who fondly dream that President Ar.
thur may turn out to be a resurrected
Garfield, purged of all human weakness,
will find themselves mistaken. No
single event, however impressive, can
transform the character of a mature
man or change his convictions, his sym
pathies or his tastes. General Arthur
goes into the seat of the chief magistrate
of this nation with his nature unchanged,
his ideas unmodified, his associations de-
rived from his own past experience. He
will give US an Arthur administration,
and it will differ from Garfield admin
istration even as the man Arthur differs
from the man Garfield. There is moth
ing to be gained by shutting our eyes to
facts or to probabilities. There may be
no sudden changes, no hasty overturn-
ings, but when the new administration
has put on its permanent character it will
not be continuation of that begun on
the 4th of March"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-01

A PLEASANT OCCAsIoN. recep-
ton and entertainment of the Exon
federstes from the Shenandoah Valley at
Carlisle, Pa, on Wednesday, by Colwel
Post, Grand Army of the Republic of
that place, was at once creditable and
interesting affair. The visitors received
an enthusiastic welcome, and were
Toasted on the good things which abound
in the rich Cumberland Valley. Gov.
ernor Hoyt, of Pennsylvania, who won
brigadier's stars in the Union army,
honored the occasion.with his presence
and welcomed the Virginians to the
hospitality of Pennsylvania. Mr.. John
Hayes, of the Carlisle bar, delivered the
formal address of welcome, and it was
appropriate to the occasion, as was also
the response of Doctor Rnst, of Luray,
who acted as spokesman for the Vir.
ginians. Altogether the commingling
of the boys who formerly wore the blue
and the gray was happily conceived and
carried out. and its after effects must be
of beneficial character.