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ANDAIINIAN NAM

TO make the hands smooth, to keep the lips
from chapping, there IS nothing better than this
excellent preparation. Now That The cold weather
has set ia every body should have some OF it.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, No.
q q ain II
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4 NEW AND ELEGANT PREPARATION is j. &
+. ATKINSON's Glyccriue Lotion. II I, not only a
preventle Of d9ndruG hut imparts to The hair re-
markable sortness aud brlliancy.
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AFlNE SHERRY WtVE IS sold by the old estab.
lished house of W. ID. BLAIR & CO., 1I09 Main
street, at $3.50 gallon. They have Wines, Liquors.
and Teas in variety at the lowest prices.
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t yIrgiAtG- CtH " Rt<mond, Ss.:
S,,yyDn9 =. BfsuSb. President Of The Merchants
s,rynal Bank Of RsehsDOnd. d sOiemBiy swear
@. ,ne above stzteaaepA Is irae 90 the best OF my
'"'"iedEe and belief.
JVTA f.. BRANe.T, President.
E'o@ry, 1881.
j. y. GLfNS. Nola,g Pebble.
LTieei-Aiiesl:
w d. DIBRELL.
as.I, fkED.k X. SCOTT DireetOrs.
X &. MORTON,
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETING-OBSERvANCE OF "TnE WEEK or
PRAYER. The meeting yesterday after
noon vas held at the Second Baptist church
and conducted by Rev. DR.. John Pollard
The topic OF the evening was A general
confession OF sin and an earnest seeking Of
fOrgIvenos>.' Dr.. Pollard led in prayer.
and then read the 9h chapter OF Daniel.
He made an excellent talk on the topic, in
which be urged that we must not only con.
ic,S general sins, but individual and particu-
lar sins. and that we should he more con-
cernpd for our own sins than for the sins Of
others.
Rev. :. c. ClOplon spoke earnestly and
p0intedly OF the exceeding honesty OF DIn-
ie's prayer, and held it up a. model
prayer for Us.
Rev. Or. H0gc and Rev. DR.. MinnigerOdr
led in fervCnt prayers. DR.. llOge made a
few feeling remarks on the melting power
Of GOd'S forgiveness.
The meeting this evening from ) to 6
O'Clock will be held at Centenary MethO-
dist church, ana conducted by Rev. DR..
Peterson.
The singing at these meetings is led by
j. u. X. Sleight, aud the whole is under
the supervision OF Hon. jan os Lyons, Jr.,
the efficient president OF the Young Men'>
Christian Association.
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THE CITY JAIL.-Dr. X. q. ClDell, p. w.
Grubbs, 80, and Franklin Stearns. Ed,
commissioners appointed TO examine the
city iii % Richmond, have recently dis.
thIt duty, but their report has not
yet beea made public.
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At Parkercair, n. j., MONDAY afternoon
Mrs. Chadwick. widow jaV. was ont
sleigbing wilh her brother, wbeb they were
fag into by heavy sleigh driven by a
drI6ken man. aud Mrs. Chadwick gas so
severely injured that sbe died 10 few
hours.
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The HORRORS. S.-COnSidering
the very bad weather and the slippery
condition OF the streets last night there
was quite good audience TO witness
the performance Of Ricc's EXTRAVAGANZA
" Horrors" The drC>S-circle and the cal
erieS were particularly well tiled, and the
latter atteSted it, appreciation OF tins pecu
liar class Of entertainment by long, loud,
and continued applause. The play is GER
lainly the most ridiculOuSly ridiculous
and eXtrvagant extravaganza thar has
ey-r been produced here. There
was some good music, rather Il pro-
fuse display OF females in tights. great
many absurd but Iaughable situations, and
some few cOmicll, but many horrible puns.
The limitations Of leading actors by MIR.
Mackay were very good. and the acting and
singing Of Miss Marian ElmOre l. modest,
graceful and creditable. The company i
very large one, aId no doubt, owing TO
lis peculiar merits. will ill the house to-
night.
There will be a matinee at > p. VI.
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REM OVAL.


hAAIOs a. ELLINGTON.
L,y. ,,nnolksALk NOTION DEALERS
ssw .n,hhovkb fsOm 1918 Main street 10 their
wh.,ih no. 10 ~ loyTH FOURTEENTH srREEr,
fons .as ,wosia pe pleased 10 meet their old Ds-
"asess. "a 6-3t
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Read LEVY BROTHERS, advertisement.

VI. ELLYSoS 4 CO., advertising agents insert adj
yefisements in all Of the newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis.
patch countlng-r0om will receive prompt atten-
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FATHER RYAN At MOZART HALL TO-NIGHT.
Do parents who during this cold season
take care that their children are provided
with every comfort 10 protect them from
the inclemcncy Of the weather ever reflect
a. 10 what would be the fate OF the orphans
OF 81. JOseph'S Asylum were il not for the
Sisters Of Charity? These un>eliSh and
devoted women are taking the place OF
mothers 10 the poor, motberlcsS ones,
and by their cXertions have not only
kept them from moral evIl, but
have provided them with a comfortable
home. in which they are well taken care OF
physically. VINO seeing a widow struggling
10 support her faberIeSS children can re-
fuse her assistance. and who can be deaf 10
the appeal OF these Sisters OF Charity who
devote themselves 10 the care Of orphans
who have no claim upon them save that OF
suffering humanity Father Ryan gives
his SCI wees for this great charity, and sure.
" the reading OF his beautiful poems is sui
icient TO repay any one for the small sum
expended But aside from that, - He that
Giveth to the poor lendeth TO the Lord y;
and Dean Swift, in his celebrated charity
sermon, remarked that those who were SAL
isfied with the security could put down
their money. SO say we.
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PURCELL, LADD & co.'s EMULSION or COD
LIVER on Is guaranteed pure and free from aka
lies. II builds no the weakened system. Try II.
Fifty cents per bottle. All druggist, keep it.
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ARATIYE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Jan. 3. Jan. Dtc 25, Jan. /,
1878. 1879. 1850. 1881.
". &. W. &. W. &. ". G..
.. 8 > II u ! - 10 -

ISIS. 1879. 1850: dssl:
". G. W. &. W. G. ". C..
Saii-born...... iii. 2 o o /
Mean temperature for week ending De.
cember -, 1880. $50; mean temperature for
week ending January |, 1881, 24o IA.
Amount of rainfall for week ending De-
cembtr -, 600 Inche-; amount OF rainfall
for week ending January /, 22j inches.
Hdfc: Population, ~ per census lSS0-
White, 1891; colored, 90 G99-total, o.
go Rate OF mortality of whole p0pull-
ton was % per 1000 per annum. Rate OF
mortality OF white population was 1851 per
1000 per annum. Rate Of mortality Of co.
IOrcd population was 1880 per 1000 per
annum.
Figures used in this report-Whitc, 3S,-
200; colored, 20, SO0-total 6j.0OO.'
*Thc $50 added to population as per census is
considered mcagre allowance Tor the hpalins
population Of Our ciiY.
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THE FIRLMEN's SUPPER.-The fremu's
supper will be gwen on tomorrow night at
No. 900 Broad street, in the vacant sore
opposite the Council chamber.
The Committee on lnyltaliOn-Clptain j.
j. King. Messrs. Thomas Potts, Charles l..
Todd, w. 5. Gum, T. p. Campbell, and
John Rankin-meet this evening at %
o'clock at the Council chamber.
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EXPERIENCE HAS PROVEN IIIAT PURCELL
LADD & co.'s Emulsion of COd.Liyer oil has no
superior. Take no other as 'ubsitu'e. For sale
by all druggists. Price. 80 cents.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTISG-llOUSE. Good work, low
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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COLD WEATHER.-Prcpare for il by going to
LEVY BROTHERS and purchasing Blankets Conn
fortabes, Cardigan Jackets, Cloak>. listers Walk
Ing Jackets, Can agc-Blankcs, Horse Blankets,
Hoods, Nubias, &c.. Sc.
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WEATHER. Reborn.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-FOrt the Middle
States. falling barometer. cloudy weather,
snow or rain. winds generally from north
east 10 southeast, and nearly stationary
temperature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
or rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 30 !;
9 A. NJ, "a; noon. 4j; 3 =. NJ, a; T..
NJ, -; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature. 80 l6.
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.
II yOu wish 10 be healthy aud beautiful, TAX, col
den's LGrBIG'S LIQUID BEEF.
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STATE ~ IIsgiaio. county = H''Tic0-SS;
>sutrI 4. Glover. cashier of Va, above named
M f. >oi, u wear fhst TIE sbCNc state ne al
=. r,us 10 The best 81 ul kuoWlcd.C aud Othei.
=. \. GLOVER, cashier.
..tr~rilt,i and Sw,Iu Io htfpr. me Ills h day
l.r.sg,. lN~l WILLIAM :. ALIt\.
10 $oIar, Public.
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8ithmond Dispatth.
WEDNESDAY. AY.....JANUARY ), 1881.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED C1RCC-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
FAPERs or THE CITY.
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GUARD AGAINST COLD. Buy your Underwear
from LEVY BROTHERS,. They have Shirts and
Drawers for men, women. aud children.
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WHEREVER USED, PURCELL, LADD & co.'s
Emulsion OF Cod Liver oil has given entire sati,fac-
lion. Price, 50 cents. At all drugstoycs. Take no
snh q,
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O.F. WtINIGFR,
+. e. NOL1lNG, 7 Directors.
THOMAS ". MCCANCE.)
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LEVY BROTHERS have a number Of articles
suitable for NewYcar presents. See what they have
before making your purchases els. where.
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JeNAH'S FRIEND.
Not ExactIy the Original One, But u
Direct Relative.

THE BOSTON WHALE CAREFULLY HOUSED IN
THE CHICAGO IMPOSITION BrtLDING-A MASS
or BIUBBER AND BONE SIXTY FEET LONG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05

Umbrellas, Tndil-rubher Blanket, and Goats, a
LEVY BROTHERS.
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POLICE COrRT.-Thc following cases
were disposed Of at The Police Court yesler-
day morning by POlice.JuSlcc ID. c. Rich
ardsOn:
Richard Michelocher and Otto John,
charged with asslnlling and threatening TO
Kill Il. II. Green. Discharged.
Sarah Wilson (cOlored), an old offender.
charged with being dIsOrderly III the street,
was sent to illl for three months in default
Of surety.
X. X. PocklngtOn was fined s. for ere
ating disturbance on the premises OF W.
w. Putnam.
Richard Coleman (colOred) was fined
- 80 for using prOiane language on the
street.
William Brown lcolOred) was fined $3.50
for heIss drunk and creating disturbance
on the street.
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DFPORT or TIE CONDITION OF
IL IuF PINNTEE~ NATIONAL RANK Nf
llINNONp. IN 1UE STATE OF NlRClNiN,
a ms tIOSt uF BUSINESS DE, MBEE 81,
1850
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We return our thanks 40 the patrons and public
for their liberal patronage. hss1Owed for 20 many
years to our father. 4. Slrause. whose buSD,ss wr
succeed, aud would respectfully s0.icii continuance
of same.
AIlaccoun's due the late firm Il +. Nirause W. r.
duly aui hOtiZ a 10 receive. t1 3ts
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HUSTINGS COCET.-TDe Hastings Court
Judge George l.. Christian preSIding-waS
in session yesterday aud disposed Of the
following cases:
Matilda White was found guilty OF house
breaking and lrceny. The jury ascertaned
her punishment TO be thirty-nlne lasheS.
The Court sentenced her to three months
in jail instead.
William Haynes. charged with attempting
to cut Peter Small with a razor, was tried
and acquitted.
Cornelius Johnson (cOlOrPd) was tried
for a>sauting and beating Alice Byrd, and
acquitted.
The count will be in session again to-day.
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SIR. .f TifgiI,id. Cty II X cl0.p,,d, S.,
J. ". T.. Quares. cashier OF tie ab've-namcd
hank DO sotinuty ar That the above statement
D.. roe Co.. the hes of NV sno'ief1gg aud belief.
W. u. QUAHLt>, Cashier.
~ui,rr' 90 aHd sWorn lp before ne this An dIN of
lHatts,lASl. VII LIAM Si\ION, =. L.
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STATEMENT OF HE CONDITION
- oF the NATIONAL BANK or VIRGINIA.
AT RICHMOND. Va. Al CLOSE or BUSINESS
DECEMBER al, 1850:
RESOURCES.
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DEPORr OF THE CONDITION or
IA TlIE MERCHANTS NATIyNAL BANK AT
flthMOND, IN THE STATE OF Virginia,
~ rue CLOSE OF BUSINESS D-CEMBt X
~ LssSO.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.

TOSr. SMALL DIAMOND SOLITAIRE
~ RING. for which VIII give TWENTY Dot
LARS REWARD. which ~ nearly the value
thereof No qut st0ns asked when returned 10
1924 Cary sire. jI4-2i
T OST. DECEMBER -, 1880, 4 -
IL LlVER-AND- WHITE SETTER 80
DOG-"MAC." A reward viii he paid for his r.
turn 10 81. T.. HAWES,
ia 4-3 ' 1907 Grove avenue.
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nEpoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
=. In ru,ST HA1lnNAL BANK or RICH
~ Nv. ~ 'pptruNoNp. IN 1uE STATE OF
NM,UrSSv,xH, w., Al THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
np,S'vRfR 81. 1850;
RESOURCES.
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BLANK BOOKS, &c.
1901 NEW AND OLD FIRMS. 1881

1881 TO NEW AND OLD FIRMS. 1881
We are prepared 10 supply BLANK BOOKS and
all other kinds of STATIONERY In any quantity
and upon rs good terms a can be had anywhere.
The BLANK BOOKS Of our own manufacture are
un,urpas, ed for durability and finish. We keep IN
sIock all the usual forms Of BLANK BOOKS re-
qured, from the smallest 10 the largest size.
tHECK. BOOKS on all the banks of The city;
DRAFTS. BILLS OF EXCHANGE, NEGOTIA.
BILE aud PROMlSSORY NUTES, aud other legal
blanks.
our Paper-Box Factory Is n full operation.
de 20 WODDHOUSE & pARHAM.
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NOR RENT OR LEASE FOR ANe.

EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR \ g.
Il TERM OF YEARS, that large THREE III
STORY BRIG X STORE, with cellar. No. 20 south
Fourteenth street, and running back 10 Virginia
street. Thi hOase hlyIng TWO fronts, makes II very
cOuv ,nient for any lsrgc business.
FOR RtNr. THAT THRFESTORY BRICK
STORE AND CELLAR No. 602 east BrOld street
next to corner SIKH street: b. inR situated 50 near
the market. MAJ eS n an excellent bU'ncSS-s and.
FOR RENT, ONE OF THOSE kLW BRICK
STo tES. wi'n DWELLING, CD Broad between
Graham and Hancock streets.
FOR RENT. BRICK STORE NO III west Broad
street. with good sable in rear
FOR RENT, THAT LARGE BRICK STORE.
with DWELLING. No. 9l9 east Byrd street, opp0-
size freight depot OF Richmond and Alcghany rail.
road.
FOR RENT 4 NICE FRAME JIOC II, Niih fOur
rooms. good stable, and 'yO acres Of rich iaud at
fachtd. situd Cd On INNER Main street.
Al o. SEVERAL SMALL IiOCSkS in different
portions Of the city. Apply 10
SUTTON & co,
n z cOd9t No llt 3 Main street
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFrICE USfoy BASK or RICHMoNp,t
RICHMOND, DSeemb,P "a. $50.
THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
i have ceclareia Di"fDEND OF THREE PAX
CENT. tor $3.50 per shsTel. tree 81 tax. pns>ie
the stock holders on and after the 81 DAY w
JANUARY. 1881. JAMES MILLER.
de 25.l0t Cashier.
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WEATHER STRIPS
At REGNAULT'S,
No north Ninth street.
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Entered at the Post.OfHce at Richmond. Va, as
second-class matter.I
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EfhR ikENT.

EOR RENT, THE LARGE, WE'LL 81
Il LIGHTED, AND MOST ACCESSIBLE la
HALL on Main hctwten Eighth and Ninth streets
for Il OnP time in the occupancy of the Young
Mems hrisian AS ssOciaIon, Win or without ONE
OR MORE SMALL ROOMS Oh ,he same floor. For
par. iculars apply TO GRUBB5 6 WILLIAMS
f. JeOdGt
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NOIlCE.-AppIIcatIon viii be made to

NO OIlCE.-ApplIcatl0 viii be made TO
" the Board Of Directors Of the Union Bank of
Richmond FOR The renewal Of Certificate No. 2lS.
issued January lS, 1871 for hundred sharls Of
stock; also Certincae 30. $40, issued Nay IA
1873, Tor ten shares of stock IN said bank s'and-
Ing IN III name OF T. William Pcmberton, the
original h1Ying been lost or misllld.
Dc l5,W2mo' T. WILLIAM PEMBERTON.
pplICIti0n will be made 10
~ The Board OF Directors OF the Virginia Home
Insurance Company for the renewal of Certificate
No. l5G. issued February ,, 1875, for fiiy .h3res
of siOck in said company. stan iug IN the name of
L William PembertOn, the original having been
lost or misaid.
de I5-W2n0t T. WILLIAM PEMBERTON.
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LIABILITIES.
%457.447 76
no na ah

IL. ". BockW" cashier Of the National Bank
~ 'rPini1, DO affirm that the above statement Is
tue o. The best al Wy kpowie ledge and be ief.
}. v. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
subscribed md affirmed 10 before me this 4th Cay
|mn9iy, 1881. j. 4. KEESkE.
Notary Pubic.
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.. ..rf,.-'- AtGc~f
l. pANt\PuRT. JR.,
r.. = LNbp. Directors.
CHARLES e. ~htNkER.N
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fFrrrri-Aite~l.
:. VI. RUSF<EACM
r. h. tfIEI>1IAN,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-30
The ..messian" Cincinnati.

Cincinnsti, 2S.-The Messiah oratorio
was performed tonight at the Music
Hall, under the auspices of the Cincin-
natl Musical festival association, with
Adeline Patti, Anne Louise Cary, NJ.
Whitney, and NJ. Teldt, as soloists. The
May festival chorus, Mr. Whiting was
o7ganist AMI Theodore Thomas orches-
ira were present with Theodore Thomas
ss director. Every seat 10 the house had
been sold tive weeks age, making the
total receipt before the doors were opened,
nearly SIS, GOO. About $4,000 worth Of
admission tickets we're sold tonight,
making the total receipt, $4,000. Ihe
most brilliant that ever gathered 10 the
who stood during the entire perform
formed handsome feature, being ar
ranged seats On seats, on the stage, on
either side and in front of the organ.
The ladies were dressed in light colors.
The chief point of attraction was Patti.
Her entrance was marked by prolonged
applause. Her solos were not many,
but whenever she sang, she had the
most intense attention of the audience
and in the case of both her leading airs,
"Rejo dice Greatly" and Il Know that
my Redeemer Liveth. "she was compelled
to repeat. She seemed to take pleasure
in complying with the wishes of IN
audienc of such granduer and while
there was no excitement or loud cheering
in applause, she was rewarded with
generous appreciation. Osry'5 iriumphs
were sea cely lefs marked, though she
was not allied upon to repeat her airs.
The greatest enthusiasm of the evening
was awakened by Whitney.
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IR ID.

Dubli pa mschinist in the Office
of the Utited Ireland has been arrested.
The e .ief secretary for Ireland, has
asked The five recently sppointed magi-
strates in the form Of lord lieutenants OF
Ireland, whether the police force in their
respective districts is sufficient.
London, 29.-The police arrested q
man named Council, Cork County,
charged with having arms in pro-
claimed district. A number of loaded
revolvers were foHnd in hia possession.
It is believed he is the lesder OF the gang
who have been committing outrages in
Mill street the past year. Among the
docu ments found in his possession, is one
containing q list CT persons upon whom
outrages were to be committed.
The police found large quantity OF
Iifes, bsyonets, and cartridges in the
vault of the Protestant church in Kill
kishan, Glare County.
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Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
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Centreville, Princeton. Trenton, Gallatin. Came
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MoineS to Indianola and Winterset; Atlantic TO
GriSwOld and Audubon; and Ayoca to Harlan
ard Carson. This is positively the only Rail-
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Through Express Passenger Trains. with Pull
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The "Great Rock Island is magnificehtly
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What will please you most will be the pleasure
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Approaching the fact that majority of the
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS are ruI
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sil Ticket Agents in the United States
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