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Ex-senator Bruce as Register OF
the Treasury.

WAsHIN GToN, May 23.-Ex-Senator
Bruce assumed charged OF the REGISTERS
Office of the Treasury to-day. He has
naturally been overrun with applications
for office since his confirmation, but he
has been resolute against all comers, in
sisting that his Office gave him no power
of appointment, and steadily refuses to
take advantage Of his position to make
recommendations for office. He says he
has no desire to make changes in his
own office, and certainly would not pre-
sume to throw such influence as his
office might give him in favor OF making
changes elsewhere. He means simply TO
attend to his own business without in
terfering with that of any one else.
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THE NEW CHURCH.
A Name AdOpted-An Organization
Effected.

hm8GteOs
Members of the new Reformed
Episcopal Church held a meetinGlast
evening In their new, church build
ing, Eighth and Monroe streets, for
the purpose of effectlng an organiza-
ton. The pastor, Rev. ]. D. Estlin,
presided, aud kIsaac W. Hallam
acted as Secretary.
1.-THE Reformed Episcopal Church
of the Redeemer," was fixed upon as
the name Of the church, and then
trustees were elected, as follows:
For three years Isaac w. Hallam
Robert Roberts, Frank P. Mason.
mFor two years-Benj. Elliott, j..
". Todd.
For one year-Lucas Alrich, E.
N. Morley.
The following additional officers
were also elected:
Delegate to General Council
(which meets in New York city to-
morrow-Robert Roberts.
Delegates to the Synod (which
meets in Philadelphia next year
Frank P. Mason, Isaac W. Hallam,
Edward Beatty.
Superintendent Morning Sunday
School Frank p. Mason.
Assistant-Edward Beatty.
Secretary and Treasurer-Edw.
Haines.
Board of Parish Counsel-Isaac
w. Hallam, Robert Roberts.
Before adjournment the following
resolution was adopted
"This congregation recognizes and
accedes to the constitution, canons,
doctrines, discipline and worship Of
the Reformed Episcopal church, and
herewith officially requests the yes
try of the church to make application
to the Grand Council for recognition
as q parish in union Herewith"
The church at Eighth and Monroe
streets is being thoroughly renovat-
ed and repaired, and will be oper
| for service on the first Sunday in
June.
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professor j. M. HEARD, of New York
civ Member Royal College OF Veterinary
surgeons of Eng and; Professor Of the
surgery OF the Horse N. 7. Yet. CoiIege;
Co., OF N. Y. City (2,60O horses) &C., 80,
says: al take great pleasure In TESTIFY,
Ing 10 the valuable properties possessed
by the Liebig Co.'S Arhicated Extract OF
Wltch Hazel. No Veterinary Surgeon or
n orse O Gner can afford to be without It,
Cures Speedy Outs, Bruises, Injuries,
Sprains, tricks or Bruises OF the Feet,
kIstulae, Weeping Eyes, Snots OF
tions. Depot 90 Maiden Lane, New York.
sold in Atty cents and dollar sizes; re-
duced rates by the half gallon aud gal
LON mayl6-t
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sir James Paget, President British ~ nna
Medical Association, says tnas uu,vvU
d,ssases in england and that there is no
alsSa noweriul and effectual nervous
tonic than the Liesig Cos sonnss,o Coca 6esl ses
Ioni0, , ot the most eminent physicians.
ts1nn,'V,t1ynNBeware OF cheap, worthless
Oau @ ..a,tnns under ours and similar names.
ASK AS for Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef n,;, Tonic. Re, Re
collect that for ensa alAI mcnthiy i sSffesine sEa
and biiiousness II is Incompatible.
maylf ~
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water Nymphs and Mermaids E.
clipsed..Scenesa Mt the N atatorium.

An exhibition was given Saturday at
the NatAtorfum by ladies' of skill in
swimming, ,foatingdi wing ,treading, water
racing and other feats In the water. Only
ladies and girls were admitted and the
large building was thronged for several
hours by an eager and delighted crowd.
Miss Sadie Price, principal Instructor
at tho Natatorium, gave the most striking
Illustrations, diving headlong into the
wster from q spring gboard about 40 feet
above Its surface, and coming down
the long sliding board in an erct posture.
This last feat has only been attempted
ones BY q man and he will not make
the effort again. Miss Price wonld
throw o straw hat on the water aid
diving would comei up under 1t SO as
to rise with 1t on her head. This lady
was attired In o sleeveless tight-fittiug
suit of blue flannel stopping above the
knees, where 1T was met Uy read stock
inRs. She was exceedingly graceful and
attractive 10 her various evolutions.
M iss Marie Jeanty and number OF
Young ladies somewhat similarly dressed
added TO the interest of the occasion bv
their skiliful and pleasing movements
| in the water. When young lady d
| gracefulness is spoken of by these who
| freouent the Natatorium 1t Is asked II
The remark applies to terrestrial OIL
aouatic motions.-Bdh Sun.
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Democrats Holding on.

ALBANY, May 2S.-Messrs. Jacobs,
Hagan, Fowler, Seebacher and other
Democratic Senators express themselves
as opposed to supporting either faction
in the pending struggle for supremacy IN
the Republican party. The GARFIELD
Senators claim that Mr.. Conkling has
but eight Senators who still remain true
to his interests.
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Epworth,s Excursion.

Epworth Church Sunday School will
give its annual excursion to Woodland
Beach, on June 9th, on the steamer
Thomas Clyde. There will be music
and concert on the boat, by Rev. T..
Davis family. Tickets, 80 cents. The
boat will leave Fourth street wharf.
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A NIHIIIsr RESPONSE,

The Advice which the Revolutions
fsts Give the New Cssr.
LONDON, May 23.--Ihe Russian rsvo-
lutionists have answered the Cars
manifesto by Q second Lutterance,
dwelling on the wretchedness Of the
peasants, the deportations to Siberia,
the gagging Of free speech and public
Journals, and declaring that false coun-
selors are in possession of the Cxar's
ear. The document concludes ~ fol-
lows:
Let your Majesty assemble your pso-
pie around you and listen to their
wishes in an unprejudiced spirit, and
then neither your Majesty nor the
State will have any reason to apprs-
hend further catastrophe.
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Tuuis 10 be occupied.

PARIS, May 23.-The Telsgraphe
prints the following prominently:
tit is rumored that the government
Is firmly resolved to terminate the
Tunis expedition and occupation be-
fore The elections. The troops will
return before the end of July at the
latest"
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Five Hundred skulls Unearthed.I i

TORONTO, May ga farmer liv-
ing in Markham township, twenty
miles from Toronto, has discovered a
pit on his farm containing 800 skulls
and five times as many leg and arm
bones. DR.. Wilson, of the University,
is of the opinion that it is an Indian
ossuary and that the remains have bet n
under ground 200 years.
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An Old Doctors Advice.

It was this: "Trust In God and Keep
your bowels open." For this purpose
many an old doctor has advised the
habitually costive to take Kidney-Wor
--for no olher remedy 80 effsotually
o>,eroomes this condition. and that with
out the distress and gripping which other
medicines cause. It Is radical cure for
piles. Don't fall to use it.-TrG,sldtsd
from he Neg Yorker Zeatung.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 2srd 1881.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FoR PHILADELPHIA.-2.e5 2.2b $50, TAO,
B,l0 800, s.lu. 955. l0.30. ll.53a. m. Ia. 10
sl2.43, 2.U3, $50, 400, 6.52, 6.3S, 9.55,
1000 p. m. Sundays, 400, 2.26. $40 am;
500, s. 81 e,ss. 100, s;66, 1900 ?; m,
FOB NEW fosK..zo5, 20, e:o, a:w, s.oo'
Sundays, 2O5. 2.2b .. M. 5.62 6.3S p. M.
FoR BALTIMoRE.-R-5l. 2.l2, 4.02 7.56,
s.ss Sam. ;I255, sI.OA, 4.45 $50 1901 pm
Sundays, l25l. 2.l2. 4.o2. 1865 q. m. lo.5l
p. m.
S.8s a. m; 1855, sI.O4, 6.5V ., m. sum
days, 1901 2.l2, 4.02, 1855 n. m.
BALTIMORE AND In rERMEDIATE STA
TIoNs. .-l2.5l, 8 3S a. M, lass, AS p. m.
The AS p. m. train stops at way sta
tions only belw cen Perryviile and
Baltimore. Sundays. l25l u. m.
fEkkYvILLE AND INTERMEDIATE STA
TluSs.-S.l5 p. m.
FoR NEW CAsrLB.-6.00 Gas. a. M; l.u6
~ o,2. p. IN. No sunday trains.
uoss.-9 IS a. M; l.05. 6.26 p. m. No
sunday trains,
DkLMAR AND INDERMEDIArK STATIONS
Fos SS ~ =. m,; l.U5 p. m:
'9h 91o LkINGToN d NORTHERN II. H.
irs,s. Fam m; 800, 500 p. m. Nosun@a'
FOR DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-7.It
n, a0s. M; 6.85 p. m. No sunday trains
NAAiNs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
from PHILADELPHIA.--l2 AT. s.57
80. s.SS; 40 u. m, ~ M; H.lb, ia
IN W. 2oO, Abs. AL, $40, 6.V0 t.16s $40
~, ~, w l0.l5, u.l6 p. III Sundays
o,z.V7.S6l, 7 u. III. 10 y. M; 10. lO.45,
n.l5 p. m.
FROM NEW YoRk.-2.v7. asa, 7.52, S.s3
-, MI LIB, s1.O2, 4 A, Q ~ 10. As p In
ou ays 2V7. S.57 7.52 q. m. lU.4o p. m
moa bALTIMoRs.-l.b9,2 IA Ala, 96 li.35
~ .sS.4l 2.U0, 5.46, $50, $50 y. M. IN
paaays. ~. 2.le q, m. 6Ab, $50 $50 p. m
hoA WAsHIsGTON.-l.59,z zle, ll.43 u
an., 'i2.4t, 100, 6. 46, 0.3S D. m. sun.
nays, t,oj. 2.l9, q, in.; Z. 48, 8.S3 o. m.
IRON pERRYvILLE Uniy-.g.O5 am,
Si1 ShW CAsrLk-s.4s. s.35, q. M; IN
FSao, q,o5 p. m. No sunday trains.
0a aos DELAWARE II. k.-S.4S o. m; I2.C
Foo Fooo ?, "a. No Sunday trains.
~ IN WILMINGTON q NoRrHERH Il, 4
=. m; i2o5 as y. IN. No Sunda
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN r, Rs,
m' 2si6, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAv
FHdLADELPHIA-Br Broad street Depot
ap' '.Su, 5.l5, 1890, Il.OO, II. As n. M: i.
40, $50. 4.S0, 5.l6 5,l5, $3.50 .iO. s0O q.
soU0, p. m. sundays. 7.O6. $40 Z. =,
wv 500. s4s. 1000, lao p. m.
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THE AMERICAN CABLE LANDED
Construction Going ON at the Rate
Of I3O Miles o bay.

Construcf1On Going on at the Rate
OF $50 Miles Day.
DOVER BAY, via CANso, N. s., May
23.-Owing to the heavy fog which has
hung over this coast for several days past
the Faraday was unable to land the
shore end Of the American cable until
to-day. The landing was successfully
accomplished at p. M, and the first
and only Atlantic cable owned by Amer
lean capitalists Is now being put down al
the rate of about 1870 miles per day. The
steamer also has the eastern shore end
Of the cable on board, and If the weather
is pleasant will put it down on her way
TO London.
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swift Justice I'm Colorado.

DENVER, May 23.-The United
States MAJ shal received telegram to-
dav. saving lhat Billy Leroy and a
confederate calling himself Sam Potter
were taken TO Del Norte last night, and
an hour after their arrival they were
lynched by citiAens.
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Meetings Tonight.

II. Y. M, A.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 9, X. OF p.
Humanity Circle, No. l, b. Of U.
Franklin Circle, No. 8, B. Of U.
German Mutual Benedciai society.
American Star Lodge, No. q, A. o. q,
Mutual Coal and Produce Association.
Mt Vernon Degree. No. !, /. o. .. f.,
Delaware Encampment. No. 4. 1. o. o +
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The MAN who Found the Diamonds

NEW YORK, May 25.-Danniel o.
Reilly, who was florists assistant at
the time be found Mrs. William ii. Van
derbill's diamond brooch in an cid trunk
which he bought, /, now, as result of
that accident, employed by the New
York Central Railroad Company about
the Grand Central Depot. He was also
given substantial pecuniary reward for
his straightforwardnes in returning the
lost brooch. At the time of its return
O'Reilly said he hoped it might lead to
his father, who is an old mas, getting
easier work than driving a Madison
avenue stage. Q'Reilly has been assured
that in the fall something more suited to
bis fathers advanced age will be found
for him by Mrs. Vanderbilt,
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>,.uu,na is more delightful than
',,arvievs with the stalwart jour.
tho tho. i. nth &. gentleman Of prominence"
mas snI '. a,ways confident that oonkiins
VINO p,a,t % rill be reelected. and who
anu anu. 81 ..nrefers that his name should
not be given"
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Not all Sold.

The Oxford edition Of the Testament
may be had at Buffers. Price ~
oents. 10 Philadelphia the newspap-
ers saw the bookstores had all sold out
Yesterday
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Rebuilt.

Locomotive, No. lot, P. W. d b.
r. R., has just been entirely rebuilt at
the shops in this city. Yesterday she
went out. on trial trip and worked en-
tirely satisfactorily. She will run on
the West Chester branch of the main
line.
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers OF really good chewing tobac-
co should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as 1t is the only tobacco which
has not the flavor Of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Ap. Id Il VS. m.
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Personal.

Barton D. Evans Of the West Chester
Record, paid visit TO this city yesterday.
He called at the Court house, and was
shown through the building by clerk
OabOrne.
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White Vests for Boys from 10 to
l6 years, so cents each at the Bose
ton One Price Clothing House, 2l3
Market treet.
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NoTICE.-Dr. Kine's Great Nerve
Kestorer is The marvel Of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped Nee
send to 931 Arch Street Phils Selphia,
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Nothing removes an Incipient Cold
more quickly and pleasantly than reli-
able cathartic medicine, such as that old
pills. used by thousands of families
throughout the land. Price only 20
cents.
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Mistake and it's Conse.
quences.


From the Spirit ofthe Times.
One of the chief faults of Mr.. Conk-
hngs character is his utter lack OF gem
eorosty. This is fatal fault in politi-
clan. Mr.. Conkling Is generous neither
10 his friends nor his foes. He has un.
generously dragged Mr.. Platt into re-
tirement with him. He has ungener
ously placed Vice President Arthur and
Postmaster General James in q most
awkward position by publishing the
protest which they signed with him al
though they have not resigned with hin.
He has ungenerously compelled Govern
or Cornell, his own protege, to present
his resignation to the Legislature. He
has ungenereusly deserted the members
of his own party In the Senate, and
handed over the control of that body to
the opposition. He has behaved ungen-
erously to the President, who 10 not
yet three months in office, and who has
exhausted every possible means of pla-
eating Mr.. Conkllng short of abject sub
mission to dictatoriai demands. Yet
these officials are Mr.. Conkling's own
personal and political friends. He has
not behaved as kindly to them as he has
to his enemies, He declares that Secre.
tary Blaine Is his bitter foe; but he has
left Blsine uaster of the situation. He
thinks that Collector Roberts ID his
hated rival, but his action made Robert.
sons confirmation certainty.
Never again should such an impor-
tant trust as the Senatorship be confid
ed TO person who is capable of throw.
Ing 1t away petulantly because of petty
ptque about the spoils. Let some 0thel
gentlemen than Messrs. Conkling AMI
Plat be elected to the Senate, aud ther
the ex-Senators can, II they wish, appea
their cause to the Supreme Court OF the
people at the next election. This is tht
only American mode OF settling such 6
quarrel, and Ii will be found the bes
mode both by MT. Conkling and the
party which he has ungenerously placed
in Q peculiarly preplexing predicament
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"Basy Is King all the world over. As
Its rule should be az quiet as possible.
fall not TO proViue III with DR.. Bulls Ba-
condition. 1t is q safe remedy.
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A Young mother must have soine I re, Iesr,
ant Sow y his TO be accomplished wnen
the baby is restless and cries cons.anny
sim Oily BY using DR.. BULBS Baby SYRUP
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A Drunken Brawl Ends Fatally
WASHINGTON, May 22.-John MUIR
ply and Thomas Fitzgerald, while in
toxicated, quarreled and fought at late
hour Saturday night in Murphy's house
near the river front Murphy beating
Fitzgerald terribly
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gas gaily 6asstts.
NIRST EDITION.

mink that most of our readers
W WE =. ANTE entertained, if they take the
will ". ~ 10 peruse the extract Of let
trouDi. ,hs - late Judge Hopkinson' in
.,otber page.
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No. l-w. J. Morrow, &c. @. shortlidae.
No. Wv. W. J.obdell, w. q. BAugh-
No. 3-Allen Ruth. iona. Hilton.
No. Al. w. Palmer. W. q. Grier.
No, ga. H Grimshaw, r. u. Furry
No. e-Edw'd Molntire, N. b. Morrison.
No. o.7-Jona. Hilton. j. p. Wales.
No. 8. #. Belts, John Brooks.
No. c-E. q. Shortlidge, VIM. kyne.
No. led. o'C. kenney, VIM. Forsyth.
No. IL w. q. Baugh, E, @. Shortlidge.
No. l3-B. Hazlett, y. \. Belts.
No. l4-P. U. Furry, Edward McIntire.
No. i6-J. p. T. Feukel, b. Hazlett.
No. 10 Chas. Baird, A llen Ruth.
No l7-John Brooks, A. 81. Grimshaw.
No, Isl. p. Wales l.. W. Palmer.
No. i9-W. II. Forsyth. w, q. Grier.
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II. sELnnN TAYLOR hnn.ei,ola
-a=H=aH--
DROCLAMA ALTON.
MAYORS OFFICE

am directed by the City Council TO call a pubic
meeting OF citizens to take m, asures and make
preparatlons Tor proper position aud action a. this
city during The period OF the Yorktown Centennial
celebration Ia october next
therefore call upon The peone TO MEET IL THE
THURSDAY EVENING TO morrowl at 3 o'clock
for the purposes indicated
The OCCASION is one which appeals not only most
strongly the patriotism OF our c tZens because II
the sacred and heroic event To which II refer but IL
Is one that bears most gravely upon the Interests
and reputation Of our city.
such a vast cOncourse Of people Is not likely To
assemble or pass through here for many general 0ns
10 come. and throughout the whole continent those
VIII visit Us whose impressions VIII be for good or
evil, as we give occasion one WAY or the % htF by
our c0Goucr, condition, and appearance. Then.
surely IT becomes US 10 take such position as viii
command the respect and admiration of visitors,
Instead OF causing The name Of Richmond 10 he re-
membered wilb dersioD aud contempt,
Her reputation and her future will In a great de-
gree be made or lost by her action, and the mater
OF result rs IN the bands of her own people.
| therefore 0eseeoh each one to lerd hi inGuence
and his presence TO the NEE ing now called, ina, we
may know on what sort Of basis our hopes may rsst
IN This preliminary step for the grand occasion Of
october nexi. Let The presence and enthusiasm Of
a Richmond audience show their interest a. aer
character and standing.
such an appeal to our people has never been In
yain' aud shall hope AZ this meeting To He The
grand ;, and most universal on pouring of ctiZsns
ever neld I'm our city.
would also beg our people 10 bear 10 mind hat
we vii need for expenditure Ia our cIy ani for the
benefit OF our city good Ceal OF money, and hence
10 suggest that they viii reserve Of their intended
contributions for this patriotic ev nj suficPu OF
their ,urpus 10 see that W. 80 not tail IN our own
part Of he pro2ramn nle for want of means TO cxpend
within our Own limits.
Popular and pr minent speakers will he nre,~ui.
and hope they will have the pleasure md honor 10
address tue ptOD'e IN vast numbers. Let every man
feel that this matter concerns his own reputation,
the fame Of his hOme ana ri each act as a tlis
appeal was to him individually.
W. G. CARRtNGTON.
ap7 II Mayo.
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Brief Items. Socrates Brooks, Esq, a
well-known lawyer Of this city, who for
merly represented this district in the Leeis.
lature, IS lying extremely III at his residence,
IN the Fourth Ward.
Three pieces have been added to the Man.
chester Amateur Brass Band. The band is
progressing very favorab!y, and has played
several times in puDlic.
DIR. j. y. Gillian, the new wly-appOinted
treasurer Of Chesterfield, was IN the city
yesterday. The books, papers, &C.. OF the
office were turned over 10 him by the ex-
ecutors OF Colonel Woodbridge, and he en-
ters upon the discharge OF the duties Of the
office.
The wife OF Cny-Audifor Joseph b.
Walden is lying dangerously III at her resi-.
dence. on Tenth street near stockton, in
this city. She has been sick some time.
The cOlOred Baptist church OF this city
will elect deacon this week 10 bill the va
cancy occasioned by the death OF Ballard
r. Edwards.
Mr.. Henry Waymack, OF this city, died
yesterday morning. Though having been
in bad health for several weeks he was able
to be on the streets Monday. Deceased was
well known here and in Chesterfield.
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MANCEESTE. AND VICINITY.

False RepOrt.-A report was freely cir.
culated in this city Yesterday that three OF
the employees at the Dauville shops were at.
tackled with smallpox Yesterday morning.
The report caused no little excitement,
although il was without foundation. Last
Saturday, however, one of the w0rkmen at
the shops. who lives on Byrd Island, in
Richmond, was attacked with this disease,
and is now in that city undergoing treat.
ment. This case was contracted by neglect.
Inc the precantiOn of non.intercourse with
the family on Tenth street, in Richmond
The report circulated here yesterday per.
hapS grew out OF the above facts. There
are no eases Of smallpox or yariolod either
in Manchester now. The TWO persons at
tackled with varioIoid few days ago have
recovered.
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THE BODY OF GRANVILLE DAWSON Re-
COVERED. Yesterday the James. River In
proyement Committee went down the river
on tour OF inspection in one Of the cty's
tugs, and on their return the dead body OF
a man was seen lying on the beach on the
Henrico side about 800 yards below Dutch
Gap. Some OF the party took the small boat
attached to the tug and went to the spot.
The body was Identified as that OF Mr.
Granville Dawson, master OF an oyster
sloop. who was drowned about two months
ago while his vessel was passing through the
Gap. A small sum OF money and some pa
pers were found on the person Of the de.
ceased. 1t was decided not TO disturb the
remains, and the Coroner OF Henrico was
notified.
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TUFTS PILLS!

,,.rr ,Sp eL>Ttk rrreArivk, s rSsommsndss ,a
=, ne cure Of an diseases Ct the stomach h'er'and
80 Thev purify the blood increase the appe-
g, c.use The eod> to take on aesh' and by their
'''H .,,.et A. a cure for ohills and fever. dys-
So siek headache. bilious collie, constipation,
Is.',,,u piles palpi alton OF the hear, pain in
-. hack. anc lcins. and female irregularities.
s.,hout rival. II you do not feel very
- - siog,e pill at bedtime stimulates the stom-
=, stores the sppelile, and impartS vigor 10 the
cesn. Price 2Se.
oss,rr. IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
WRITE FOR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
lie h-eNh. An2Ol
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The PRINCE OF WALES AT BATTUE.-
A serious accident, arising out Of IA laugba-
bic incident, is reported at the recent grand
battue at Mrs. Gerard Leigh's, where = 900
pheasqnts were killed in two days shooting
by ten guns--a sort OF slaughter which arls.
iocra,s in England call sport. Dry, with
much expenditure OF powder, the Prince
ordered his attendant to uncork bottle OF
ApOllnarls; but forgetting the order the
minute after, be wheeled " to wing o cock
rising behind him Just rs the keeper was ap-
proceeding with the bottle. The man let fly
the cork in bis fright, aud II cut the Prince
severely on the eyeld; he was In return,
accidentally OF course, so severely peppered
In the calves that be Is likely to remember
ApolIinaris as "source" OF anything but
" exquisite " sensations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-07
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