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ALL FOR GEORGE !
The Entire City Delegation for George
ID. Wise for Congress Again.

All the Meetings Endorse and Approve His
Course in Conzress-A speech from Him
Delivered 20 the Monroe Ward Meeting
List Of Delegates Elected 10 the Convrn-
tien-Electisn Of Members Of the City Com
nittee TO Serve for Term Of I've Years;
Fresh Body Of Men.
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II tic Editor OF tie Dispatch:
Now is the time 10 acitate the question
of whether we shall have . trades parade
this fall or not. Give the subject your
sanction. and urge upon the Chamber of
Commerce 10 t1ke hold Of the matter nj
once Yours trliiv NIGuANTTA.
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THE RECORDS or WE VIRGINIA ConrsSt
oy LoNpoN.-Mr. Brock. the secretary OF
the Virginia Historical Society, has recently
,.ce;ved letter from Mr.. 4. X sponord,
7 T.ibrarian Of Congress, in whose custody
the valuable original records oil the WI
ginia Company Of London are, In which
Mir, spoIord encourages the hope thai 'he
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SUPERIOR ToskToEs.-A horuy-hsnd d
tiller Of the soil " seBs the Dispatch yester-
dsy by express box OF very fine foma-
toes, superior 10 any seen In this market
this season. They were crown near Pesess-
burg, and are solid. smooth. and well ia
yolrrd
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new YORK. Excursion second PresuY-
terlun church. Tuesday. August ljth. +.
NJ. Regular train; Fredericksburg route;
claperon for hdie- good hoard, 9 per
week: Brighton and Manhattan Beach.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ. g.
. A. NJ. 7s noon, S.; 3 =. NJ, 80; o 2.
NJ. 81; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature 70 1-G.
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Indies. Attention!

Those who are now putting up their sup
ply of pickle viii hud at Christian y
white. "a lot OF pure cider vinegar four
years old. and % GREAT variety oi the finest
imported spices Give them q call
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! Society viii be allowed 70 make copy Of
them for publication, and promises bis fur-
therance OF the emiuently desirable mea-
sire
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The New Committee. .

POLICE C0uRT.-The following cases
were disposed Oi Yesterday:
Peter Parr was reported for violating the
citv ordinance in allowing dangerous and
vicious COW 10 run at large aud gore the
child OF W. i. FensOm. The Justice or
dered the COW to be removed from the city
in twenty-f0ur hours.
Mrs. LYONS was charged with violation OF
the city ordinance i'm allowing vicious dog
no run af large IN the street aud bile :. H..
Sbackeliord. IL was ordered that the dog
he Killed il not removed from the city with
in twenty-four hours. 81,
James Patterson leOlOred) was hned 81
for being drunk.
Charles L. kendrick was nned slO ior
assaulting and beating Rosa Brift1n.
Leouidas Brooks and John "Iilanis
fhoth colored) We're fined y each for beng
drunk and disOrderly in the street.
Lucy Adams (eoiored) was jailed ior
thirty days for stealing parasol from d.
Held & SON. IL.
Moses Mason (colored), charged win
threatening to assault and kill Adelln'
Mason: also charged with trespassins
upon the premises Of T. Il. Ellett. Us
charged
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THE GHASD LopcE oF rHE MECHANICS
FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY % VIRGINIA was duly or-
rapized with I'D. ID. HANsoN. Grand WOrshi pfu
Master. auc WntLAN VI. MlCKIAN Grand secre-
tary al walsi's Hail on Juy 81. lsSZ and the
Grand Oaicers will De- installed On TUESDAY
NIGHT. August 9TH, by Dir III. d. hAMaON' q.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ her.es- ma' a
&C., &e-
Jso. y. LAU6HroS, IR-, 10 A. ~ r.atesss
,<wsiryi s..
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FoE T0-DAY.-For the mid
die Atlantic states, southerly 10 westerly
winds. fair weather. slight rise followed
bv falling barometer, stationary or slight
rise in temperature.
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An cycas, Of dinner ofen dcranges The systm
and brtug. oil Ggtulcnc~ and cole siugie dose
OF TAEEANr's sELTzEE ArERtfNr will c"rrec'
the lcdi,y relieve the PATH aud reiho'' ''e rA"''
The regular Use of COLDES's LIEEIG's ldQriD
EXTRACT oF BEEF ASD 1ONIC iNNiGoAAroh' IN
mint bottie- D. She most direct us-as 81 "b'iAiiHe
pl,v.cal debility, a. t stimulate tn a0sor"eiiis
and tmpsr1 vlgor o. tht whole SYSTEM lisa fT
csJds,t's. taks ao other. or druggist generally
Axro,f l,a. last received $1,000 fresh imported
Esr INDIA LINEs Tor making ear'"naird lem
onade soda ai sc. per glass
And LINES for sale O. the trade.
ASToSI's NINEEAL-WAr k@FoHl's-
arbavc bc,n troubled with liver complaint KID
uey disease. aud bad blood for long ume' } nave
- SIMMONS LIVER RECITATION, and u hss
doue rae NOR, good Than al the medicines ever
took. uAoiN. - - ,,,-,-,..
- rpited State Deputy Collector Second District
Georgia"
Genuine prcpsrcd only by J. II. zEiLiN 4 Co
CHICK CIGAEs. &c.
IooK AT rlfY NEW sUGNEE DgINKs AT
AxTOS's:
ANToyi's CELEBRATED iCE CEEAh SODA
AvToSi's CAEBOSATEI-LEsoSAr SODA
( AxroSl's SEw CAEBoNArED CoLi-rEA SODA
nj af SC. per gtsSs-
from fte
VoSTAISE De LAFAYETTE
Main strteG
/ LEY BELLE CIGAs DC.
= You may break. you may 's'atier We s'e j ~
will -.,,, =
I'm, a.. .eent Of the ro.ss viii cling ro.''d = s'iL
- ,--,,,sp in .piris ssopheaic ~ j. 4 B. AT
t-rxsoS,s Extracf IL Wafie k"ssz-
&c. only for \ PrC-NIc CIGAh-
,~,s tuyossfisI.Y u, conceive q q more hrnHh
-, .aa refreshing aranght thsa Is afforded b.
.r,xnAxr.s sELrzxR ArEEIeSr, combining n
!, does. tn advantages Of a hixury and a pars
..fe Alternative snd corrective -''d by all arus
risrs- -
/.
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fApprovca August 10. 1889. !


intended ~ amend section ~ OF chapter 80.
concerning wagons, draya. carts, and backs." vas
chapter -, concerning streets now. therefor.
b. u erf4fn.4 ~ ne tVusrlI ~ fAs ctff y
hlchm0hf. !. f1nt -'rfiou II Or chapter SO n
tAt litT ordinances, concerning wagons dfafs-
rrrls. and uAf .. Pc amended aua reurti4luUd 90 ~
- r-at inlinv- 30 The had tnr single carts shan
u0t exceed 1850 thousand pounds, Aud their Wid.n
~ tire sluN NOT be- ifs, than Two Inches. The
load f0r single dIff- or truck -nat uuf exceed
W. thousand 4uN I've hundred pounds. aud their
~ idtn of tire shall not Dee iess tHsn wv inches.
The load iur double carts. irays, 90 trucks shan
I Dot Nr-rd four thousand Hut nNf hundred pounds.
and their wd-u 81 tire sh1ll lot hC ic.- than TWO
iuch,-. Three or fuur-h1rs. wagons nr trucks
sliau carry d load n0t exceeding .ly thon,and
pound. and their width ui tire shall not be- less
tiian tNo and half inriies. Wagon and trucks
carrli load exceeding ryt thousand pounds
ana n"t exceeding SIX thousand pounds sliall nave
tirc- not les than two and a half inches wide.
l.aiiroad-cars Enlcss moved upon permanent or
sIiffhg track. shan pnS, over the sireel. upon
eight wheel. Nith iit firrr not ess than - inces
wide ar up0u four wireis will tires not lcs- 'hsn
lcu luchc- vide Portable engines exceeding rh
tOu.lua pounds shall bc moved four wheels
with tr~- uHI i,s- than fiN inchce wide. lpconi0-
t.gr And stationary engine and heavy oflnancc
..vrepdiug nst trus shall moved ga four wheels
having nre4 not l,-- tll.u tiN inches WIDE Any
piece 81 machinery or otlrr ludI Fisi1ic tfufic
simi bc Transported uuou wheel. having iTe- cgr-
responding lu iTradin o. thf "et-hA ol Nc
pi-re nf machinery ur aT-trlc ln fnc rlup
,reelned for car. engiues ~ ordnance. Tue
owner ~ any earl dray wurA. ~ naAuh'
netuc, narninery. other srtle b.. who shl TAI
a. comply with the restrictions imfrssed ~ this
chapter. -liHli Tor every sneh oI'u.r - NE" ns-
c 10 thau use nor more thAn tNrnti aoiiars No.
tninr iu lhls sertiou .haN apply :" thc Y'hlchs
nd hy farmers or 1ihaTs living iE tht country,
con NJ ilgo The city Win pftfsiIcs nr fael.
u That the bcfur'-men Toned ordinance, ap-
proved June 20. SSZ. t heryvy 7sp"8lea.
=. That section IL oi cuapter -. elncernins
streets, a. printed on page -ls ~ ~ 1tt, yfds-
nance ~ 1879, Is hereby restored and re"r'ian ned
.-ot
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BAss BALI.-The last OF the series OF
games Of base ball played this week be-
tween the "Our Boys" OF Baltimore, and
the Richmond Club, Of this city, which
came of yesterday afternoon, was won by
the baltimore Club by score OF Ia 10 S.
The playing OF the visiting club was highly
nraised by those who witnessed the games,
The excellent work OF Warmers, catcher, and
Horner, pitcher, being especially CON-
mended.
Next Tuesdey afternoon m1tch-game
~ baseball viii be played at Baseball
PARK between piokei mines composed
of butchers from the First and Sec
ond markets, the proceeds OF the game 70
| be turned over 10 the manager VI .i'
grounds for the purpose OF erecting ia
Clifton for the accommodation OF lady visit
crs A large crowd viii doubtless attend
both for the purpose OF Witnessing tie con
test and TO assist the players In their iauaa
bic undertaking.
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DEATH OF NUS.-Sister Mary j. Bal-
tista. Benedictine nun, died at st. Mar!
Benedictme Institute Thursday night after
a lingering illness. She was about twenty
eight wears Of age, and came to Richmond
from Pittsburgh, Penn, about five years
ago. Her family name was schweitzer.
The funeral viii take place from St Mary :
German Catholic church this morning al
"a O'Clock.
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The Democrats Of the city met in ward
meetings last night and elected delegates to
the Congressional Convention 10 le held
here on the 18th, and passed resolutions ap-
proving Hon. George u. Wise's course in
Congress and endorsing him for renomina-
ton.
The meetings also elected a new City
Committee. The term Of the committee
had expired, and but few Of the members
consented 10 be reelected. The COM
mittee is therefore, practically, body Of
fresh men, and much active and intelligent
work il expected OF il.
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ELECTION OF GRAND OFFIcERs.- The
Grand Lodge OF Mechanics, Friendship
society, elected the following grand
officers FOR one year last night Charles
Jefferson. Manchester. :. 6. NJ: stephen
Bland. Manchester. ;. G.. >r. W; John
.Sharse. :. q. Jr. W; samuel :. Reynald'
:. G.. Secretary Frederick scott, :. G.
Treasurer: William Giles, :. G.. sr D. ;
Douglas Jones, :. Il. Jr. D.; Edmund
Field. :. q. Past Master: Henry Jones, :.
G. NJ: G.. W. Baiiy, :. g. o. Sentinel
Po,np,v Haskin, :. g. l. sentinel; Alfred
Harris. :. G. G. \. I.
The following lodges were represented !:
Grand Lodge No. l. Mucar Henry; No. D.
Granderson smith, Douglas Jones, Az
rema Harris; No. Is, I. Balden, Peters
burg: No. IA. L. Johnson. fredericksburg
No. l3. NJ. Mosby, Clover Hill, Va, and
Rev. Hubert, Amelia county. Va; No. Il,
Joseph Jones. City Point, Va. The Grand
Master made the following appointments OF
district deputy grand masters Mucal q
4 Henry. Il. johnson, Rev. Hubert. l. H.
Johnson, Joseph Jones, and GrAhdersoi
/ smith.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
T HAVE REMOVED tkoM , 70 No. Is
r,s sTANrni rni,:lrsTEfNTn between Nam sna Ssns nan,
ssreess. are ihs.e and shail sssP ssDa %p ana RosEN.
fa,l sseek ekksxtNr m M cAIciNED II cE hsTccEk
pAE ppaAasTEsERs akIR, LhTt,s ~ sIE1;;nI,PPiiSS ET1,;nPiS,
ss. Ias 1891 sAChsVs VIVA '-'
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= dead infant was discovered yesterday
morning in an alley on Ninth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets. The COro-
ner was notified and took charge OF the
body.
The White Sulphur race-track has been
completed, and. according 10 published
programme. the races viii commence on
August 18th and continue until September
9th. embracing five racing days. The track
j. mile in length. modelled after that of
the Maryland Jockey Club At Baltimore. J.
:. Ferguson. secretary OF the Maryland
JOCKEY Club. has the matter in charge.
The United Ancient order oi Druids,
before adjourning, adoptcda series OF reSo-
buttons expressive Of the high appreciation
in which they held the hospitable treat
ment extended them in Richmond.
Captain Page. the courteous proprietor
OF the II. james Hotel, returned 10 the citt
Yesterday from Ocean View and old Point
Comfort.
Mr.. L. ". Hoff has cancelled MS engage
ment with Captain John y. McCaull, OF
the BiiOu Theatre. New York.
g. Captain George y. Wise looks as happy
and confident II success IN the coming
fight ~ il he had the laureis already IL hls
hands that will bee his IN November.
A telegram received here last night states
that Mr.. Frank O'DonneI. a former resi-
dent Of this city. was killed IN Lexington.
Y. C., yesterday. No particulars Of now
he met his death We're given. Mr.. Daniel
O'ponnen, his brother, left here last night
for Lexington.
Hon. John Amber smith left las night
with his wife and daughter for the Green
brier White lie will open the canvass
about the lst Of September.
VI the recent meeting of the southern
Dental Association in Baltimore, with the
exception OF that city, Richmond was pro
badly better represented than any other
district in the Association. there being A.
MANY a. seven delegates IN attendance-
viz. John Nahony, g. Z. steel. L. VI. Co
wardin. c. l.. Steel. c. L. Hartman, 'enry
c. Jones, and G. +. kee>ee. Most OF them
hrve returned 10 the city.
Rev. DR.. Cook. pastor Of the Second BaI-
fist church. Wilmington, Del, arrived ID
the city last evening. and will occupy the
pulpit Of the Second Baptist church mere
on sunday morning and night Dr. Cooh
i a Marviandcr, but IL well known II thl'
Stale. having married a Nirginian.
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EOS sorrH PACA sTrEEr. BAIr-v~rEp
November p. l--l.
was great sufferer from Dy.pc.ia. lud for
several weeSs could eat nothing and va ero siuz
weaker every day. tried BROWNS lEoN BIZ
TERs, and an happy % say now hayc good ap-
petite, aud am getting stronger.
JOsEtH McCAwLEN.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UYIvEF-
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
EIGTTNnND-

The rty-afth annual session viii iegin FIRST
MONDAY OF OCTOBER.
One sfndert from each senatorial district will
bf accorded The privilege - attending thc coll-4e
without charge for prufess1rs' fee on presenting
propcr testimonials ~ character and of hi, Ina
billy T. pay the usual rates
for catalogue cr other information address
y 2g-saIaw.swk wool J. b. MCCAW. ne,n.
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y ORDINANCE
10 AMEND SECTION u or CHAPTER 80.
CONCEHNING WAGONS, DRAYs. CARTS.
AND HACks- AND TO RESTORE SECTION
u OF CHATTER S4, CONCERNING
STREETS.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.

DlCHMOND COLLEGE.
IL RICHMOND. VA
The next session begin. 2lST SEPTEMBER.
1S-2. and CONTINUES nine months.
FACULTY.
EDNTNp HARRISON. A. VI. Professor II Latin.
h. Il. HARRIS. NJ A. Professor 0f Greek
RoDEs MAssIE 4. NJ. T.. l., Professor No le' i
Languages.
A. I. BEOwS. u. D.. Professor Of English.
EDWARD Y. SMITH. NJ. A.. Professor ~ Muihc-
MATES.
CHARLEs II. WINSTON. 81. A.. Professor Of Ply
ars.
Z. PUuYEAE. =. NJ. IL. T.. Professor Of Che
misrrv.
WILLIAM d. THOMAS. NJ. \. ID. d.. Professor Of
Philosophy.
sAslu ~ D. nAvIEs. Prnfcs.nr OF Law.
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PAINTINGS RS&RAvINesS- AZ
HAVE REOPENED Ny GALLERY
WIN FtNs sssoHrhHNf %
STRfL FNcRANfNG,.
OI.EoGIsAFIfs, and
11I,ORE > PHOTOGRAPHS
which will ~ompafe IN ns,titf and ps~s ri'u
yF,I VT kkANk - kAsELe- Itk>lCfi>
ulRrHDAY-CAHb-.s aud kLHt Ns.
10y 10 PhO hOrOt.kAFh-FkAHfS sl"s.s<<>
ffotn 2Se- uP~ srsis. -,
Fr. eShihltlon assly. and an se lnSisosA >aii
A''" 'AA'''" T.. LEWIS,
,xal No. sig Main s;tsct.
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT, BASEMENT FLOOR =
IL saiiabse for doct0E's 0aloe ~ tr.-r,-'h' -, -
49, r.1.sie"' ~ - aa i2-N
THOR RENT, A FlRsTILAssG
4 nU-EIIING on the upper part ~ Craze u
--,eef neal Honr.r Park. The owner Nishsn \,
=. so .ise county. EeHt mndsrAts. Possession
tsel.i f,tafs Agrut.
.vr1-ar BAHs aDd Fiscnfh strssc-
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The next session Wiz open SEPTEMBER I4TH
wiih q fun p Of teachers. Training thorousa
and terms moderate. Catalogues senf upon appli-
cation o. tint Principal. if ls-eod6w
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Many shrink from publicity in connection with
: : - but VI are permitted 20 refer 10 the follow
Ing persons. who have known and witnessed It's
wonderful effects:
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baltimore. ND.
rrs... rH.aa.a -, q,

BALTIMORE. ND.
IL EDGEWpRIH SCHOOL
No. So FRANKLIN STEFTT
MRS II. ?. LEFEBNEE. PrfvClrAL
& thorough Eneish ans French Home school
for glrts- Ihe twentieth annual session viii begin
SEs'ILAHtE &lsr. for further information
al.l! L lhe trlncip2l- . 4-TE.Th& sans
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An excess Of dinner oflen deranges ihe syst n
and brings Oh sgtulcnc- and collie single doss
OF TAEEANr's sELTzEE ArERsfNr will correc'
the ac.di.y relieve the PATH aud rcinoy" ihe ran'e
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Thsi ,s what great many peppgc arr doing.
They doDf kIlo~ iasl what y the matter. but they
have q eomb'na;ion Of pains and srhes. and each
month they gv0v worse.
Tse only sur, remedy yet found l.
Bh0wSs IRON BITTERs.
she bsooc parifs and enrich. q, and rich. s,rons
bks-i flowing ~ every part Of the system repairs
ilre wasted taxsars drives out disease and rives
health and strength.
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FreSI dcni Swarlhmurr COliegr.
- zS-fsf Delawar, cyuutv y,

1 University SCHOOL, PETERS
- BtEt,. NA.-The G ght@srfh annual sssslo,,
begins OCTOBtE %. Thorough prenarliion f,r
lnifersiiy OF Virginia and United etsrss~ Military
2no Naval Academies Highly recon- nu,end,d tx
Faculty ~ tee nivers'iy of Virginia Pull staf Of
lnstruriorS- Pupils uniformly successful Situation
ne-tttbiul Early application advised a. number
~ hfardcrs j. strictly limited. Iar catllnpI,o ad
drcs- ". GORDON MCCABI.. Master an S-em
WASHINGTON AND LEE I-NTYFP-
w SITY
o. ". &. LIZ. President
Th0rough Instruction IN IANGT- -AGFS f--E-
nature PHIL D>OPHN. and SCIENCE ana in
sle professional schools ~ LAW aud ENGTNFFp-
tNfs. Tuition for uiHf months. $50 an 0flo-
Tee $50 session opens sEl'TENBT.R 2lsT
fOT catalogue address -
). l. CAMPBELL. TR
ag S-d6wGvIm I@yipg,,,, =;
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Az the meeting OF the voters OF Marshall
Ward at the engine-house, Mr. W. H. Wiz
I,ams was elected chairman, ana .. samuel
Wilkinson secretary.
The foIlowing-named gentlemen were
elected delegates 10 the Congress'onal Con-
ventjon Collin REYNOLDS. l. {. Garrison,
F. " Noble. J. :. Wilkinson d. A. curtis
George M F. Bureh, and George cii a. AinsiIe' =,
WessTs NJ. :. Burch, VI; {. Crowds, d.
R i'Iro, Pros,er, c II. ". Ball. J. II. Redwood, II;
Metzrer n and NJ. Fitzpatrick We're elected
as alternates. .,.,, war;. el...,.d
members Of the Conservative Commirtee
Philip o;Neil. james ?. sharp, Henry
Metzger. II. ;. Childress' ana niies l.
Crowds. ,,... ,g.r.d !, =,
The following resolution was oneIea ~
Colonel J. D. Whitehead and unanimously
adopted IN 1v.,d IN meat.
ing assembled desire to sxp1sss rs. 'nelr r als
proyal of the course OF tne non, oeors'
B. Wise. our representative IN cengres 2, ',,,'
from thu district. His atisnIlon 70 ., au.,
and md the as' interest Of his constituents !ua'if'
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ASroSI las last received $1,000 fresh imp"f'ec
" KsI INDIA LIsfEs Tor making ear'"naird eh''
ouade soda AZ sc. per glass
And LINES for sale O. the trade.
ASToSr's NINEEAL-WArER E@FoEits-
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EDUCATIONAL.

NNAKTHMORE COLLEGE.
-. EkoFfNkD N RESTORED EIruDICe
5sotS -t1te admitted. College and FrepsY-rf,y~y
rrSnsc.. tnaer rafr ~ mem crs Of The Sscicqv ~
nraehaN Ihs main building, ccstroyed t,v g..
nInth month last has tccn c0mpet.iy rrbuiit en-.
@ zst -a.e a.'eo np with al convcniences- Thor
h&,tcs. Ano tht scieores- New Scientific RglIdjnr
CONTAINING Laboratories DrzftinR- Y ssg,ns NJ
ciube--.ois~ ana al appliances Tor pursuinr a
thore,tgn course in Chemistry. Mechanical eoS
y xif.l kngi inesrinr- The next Term OPENS NTNrT
Nlh i>elselHbcr} 18TH. Apply early a.
earliest apphca2tS- tor fuli parricuiars addr,ss
EDWARD r. MAGTLT
= 2S-7gi Delswsr, c,,,,,,f, =.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-14

We are not that we are, nor do We
treat, OF esteem each other for such,
but for that we arc capable Of being.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-14
CHUNCu DIltECxOItY.
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51ptiss -Meetin: Ia the Court fiousa. Key. C.
siU5 ud. lstor. otoJitl services at 40 :i3 q. IN
and p. m, san lay scio3l at IL p. IN. Prayer
1loetl ~ Thurs lay ovcnin at O'clock.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pleasant and Main SITS
Kew. 5. l.. u. 5pcrs. pastor. Sunday services al
%: IS An. and 1:J1 Pm. Thursday oreniny
Jrayer meeting ut 700.
HesaOdisf-North Plcaaant-st. Rev. Nj. Is. Mead
pastor. Sunday services at l0:f5 a. NJ. AND
':So,r.M. thursday eveEing prayer meeting al
90. Glass meeting On Friday evening at 1880.
Episcopa1 ut. Stephcn's ChVrok--Iain.s St. .Rev
VIM. J. rilley, rector. sunday school at II
AN, sunday services at 10 AS An. and :o0P.M.
Rodpda CdthoIic- eybridge-st. Rev. Ed. Il
Mi;o ", pastor. Sunday services, alternate Sab
nlths, High Mass at io:oo AN; vespers and
renediciion ut Q: 30 I'm.
EAST AlDDLEBURY.
Nethodfsf- - - pastor. Sunday services
st2:G0PN
vEgGESNEs.
SapttSt--Rev. David +. Estes, pastor. Sunday
services at l0:i 10 An. and 1900 Pm. Weekly
prayer meeting ON Thursday evening at7:0o.
Ncthodist-Iev. NJ. A. Wicker. pastor. Sunday
urviccs at | 90 and 100 Pm. Weekly prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at 100.
Epts;opdl-St. PdIrs Church-Rev. c. ]
sns 20 asSpgPSdaX gSSX services at TO- 10 AN
Mission Chdpel-Dr. II. A. Ingham. Sunda,
services at l0:i5 Am. and 100 Pm. WeekIi
nraycr meeting on Thursday evening.
Roman Catholic-kev. j. Kerlidon, pastor
= rvices, every Sabbath; High Mass at 10 0t
A. NJ; Vcspers and benediction at so Pm.
C0nqregational-Rcv. George II. Hall, pastor
sunday services at 10 as AM and 7 90 Pm. Week
prayer meeting on Thursday evening at I 90.