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BAISBRIpGE, n. ", March %, 1881.
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-kILLER necer JditS to
AFFORD instant RELIEF for crainp and pain III The
stomach. JOSEPH BURDlTT.
NICHOLvILLE. Y. Y, February 2. 1881.
The rerV best medicine know OF Tor dysentery'
cholera Inorbus, and cramps in the stomach. Have
used IL for years, and II Is sure cure every tine
JULIUS W. DEE.
MOINGoNA, Iowa, March IL, 1881.
have used your PAIN-hILLER In severe cases
OF cramp cole, and cholera mOrbus, and 1t gave
almost instant relief l.. h' tALD"hLL'
GAINESVILLE, GA, February 2S, 1881.
For twenty years have used your PAlN-hiLLEl.
in my family. Have used il many times for bowel
coinplaints and II dltcdyS cures. Would n0f feel
safe without bottle In the house. j. IL. lNIk.
sACo. ME-, January %, 1881.
Have used PERRY DAvis'S PAIN-klLLER Tor
twelve wears. IL Is safe, sure, and reliable. No
mother should allow ID 10 be out of the family.
Ii. 1. NAYEs.
ONEIDA, y. ". February 10, 1881.
we began using Il over thirty years ago, and II
ALWAYS gives Immediate relief. Would hardly dare
To 20 10 bed without a bottle IN the house
w. o. SPERRY.
CoNwAYBoRo', s. c., February %, 1881.
Nearly every family in this section keeps a bottle
In the house. Dr' f. MoHloN'
UNITED STATES CONsULATE,(
CREFELD, RHENIsH PRUssIA, Feb. 8. leSl:
1 have known PERRY DANIss PAlN-hlLLh al
most from the day IL was introduced, and after
years Of observation and use regard lts presence
In my household as IN indispensable necessity
/. :. POTTER. United States Consul.
BURTON-ON-TRENT. ENG.
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tried your PAIN-kILLER, and found almost IN
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2l MONTAGUE STREET, LONDON, ENG.
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PITTSBURGH, July 4.-Another tremen-
dous oil " gt,sher" has been struck In the
new Warren field. Captain Murphy's No.
wen began flowing yesterday, and to-day
the fluid Is pouring through tne casing
connection at the rate OF 5000 barrels per
day. The new well Is on Dne WIN ihe
other big producers In this wonderiu, ncu,
and Is only $50 feet so''th of MufPnys '. !.
venture. The new wonder will exert
btsrish jnAuence On the oil msrkes.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-The Public School Board
meets tonight In the Baird building, Hull
street. for the election Of teachers and
other business.
The funeral OF the venerable John Am
brose occurring yesterdy, was attended ny
a large circle Of friends. The interinent
was ut Maury cemetery.
The announcement OF MI. beattie OF
desire to close up hts stage hnc exeiIes
come surprise here, and has see people 70
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Mr.. Wilkinson was then declared, on
motion Of Mr.. Elicit, unanimously elected.
Mr.. Curtis nominated Captain X. +.
Styll as harbor-master, and on his motion.
he was declared unanimously elected
Mr.. Cnrtis declined to serve as port
warden, and nominated III. X. Talman in
his stead.
Charles X. Fox, j. ID. Redwood, John
7. Ballew, and ii. X. Talman were elected
by acclamation port wardens.
The Clerk read communication from the
secretary Of the School Board announcing
three vacancies in the Board, occasiOned by
the expiration OF the terms OF Mcssrs.
Knight, Wexford, and Scott, and their re-
mOval from one district to another.
Mr.. Peay, secretary OF the Board. on mo-
eion Of Mr.. Curtis, addressed the meeting,
explaining that the terms OF the three gem
temen named had expired and caused the
vacancies. He also explained why certain
districts had more representatives than In
tended by law.
DIR. Wexford claimed that there were va
cancics in the First Second, and Third
districts. Mr.. Peay thought differently, no
vacancy being In the Third district.
His Honor Mayor w. c. Darlington adj
dressed the Council, by invitation, on the
subject. A lengthy discussion, participated
in by Messrs. Burwell, Curtis, Glasgow,
Todd, and others, ensued.
After many motions. substitutes, &C.,
which were patiently disposed of by the
Chair lMr. Ellyson), the debate ended in the
election (Which could have rs easily taken
place an hour before) OF the following
school trustees: Mr.. William III. Williams,
from the First district; DR.. X. G.. Cabell,
from the Second, and Mr.. w. II. Bowie,
from the Third.
The next business was the designation OF
the order in which the justices Of the peace
should rank-tbe one coming first to hold
the Police Court in the absence Of the PO-
lice Justice. The roll being called, no
election resulted, when, on motion OF Mr..
Ellyson, the last years list was adopted by
acclamaton. Mr. +. II. Fisher is first on
this list.
The Board Of Public Interests sent in the
following nominations to I'll the vacancy
in the Board OF Police Commissioners in
Clay Ward caused by the expiration OF
Major L. r. d. Meyers's term: Messrs. u.
w. Pickerell, j. j. Montague, and Major
Myers.
The roll was called, and Major Myers
was reGlected-receiving all the votes but
three cast for Mr.. Montague.
The law requires the Board OF Public
Interests TO make three nominations hence
their action.
Adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JNO. r. LACGIITON. JR., 10Y \. NJ. at 1886
Main street, clothing store fixtures. notions,
&c.
WILLIAM ". OLD aud OTIlO g.. kEAN, Spe-
clal Commissioners, II \. NJ. land In and
about orktOwn aud In Warwick county.
FRANK -. HILL 4 CO., q T.. NJ. brick store,
win brick cottage adjoining, on the northwest
corner Of Clay and Twenty fifth streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 1924 Main street, 10 A.
NJ ship-chandlery and family groccriCs.
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AYERS ACUE CURE is a powerful tonic bitter
composed wholly OF vegetable substances. Its
action Is peculiar. prompt, and powerful, breaking
up the chill, curing the fever. and expelling the
poison from the system, yet leaving no harmful or
unpleasant eject upon the patient. Sufferers from
chills and fever who have used quninc as a remedy
will appreciate this.
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PERSONAL.

IN REPLY TO TIE SPECIAL No
/ TICE Of the superintendent Richmond Ice
Companv. | most respectfully say that | have
never attempted 10 collect IF Of their custom-
ers since left that company. and feel as II II iS
unjust I'm niIl 10 try 70 cas- star on my character
rs have never intericfcd In any way with bis
business.
lam now employed bv
JAMES {. SMITHS RICHMOND ICE COM
PANY.
am duly authorized. and would be more ;han
pleased n serve
ANY OF MY OLD CUSTOMERS.
Very respectfully,
EMMET B. STONE.
July 2. 1882. iy 6-ltf
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HUsTINGs CoURT-Judge George /. Chris
tian preSidin1.-IIerman Nolte, feloniOus-
iy assaulting and wounding Reuben Jen-
nings with stone. Twelve months in
Jail and fined one cent. Motion for a new
trial made on the ground that the jury
misunderstood their charge and did not
give prisoner the minimum Of the law, as
they intended.
Martin Belton was convicted OF stealing
iron from the Tredegar trestle, and sem
fenced to fifteen days in Jail.
The Court disposed Of a number Of cases
Of application for reduction OF assessment
on real estate for 1880.
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THE MOZART THIS EVENING First, over
ture, Martha" (Flotow,) orchestra; sec
ond, solo soprano, Non TOrno," (Mattei,)
Miss Juliet A. Jones; third, solo clarinet,
"Ballo in Maschero," (Nerdi,) Mr.. Felix
Jardella; fourth, solo cOntralto, "From
the Depths" (Campana,) Miss Eoline Shelf
field; fifth, Serenade," CTiul,) orchestra;
sixth, solo soprano, "si til sayais,"
(Balfe,) Miss Juliet A. Jones; seventh, solo
trombone, "Foscari," (Brogialdi,) Mr.. A..
Equi; eighth, solo contralto, "London
Bridge" (Molloy,) Miss Eoline Sheffield (;
ninth, waltzes, "Gelman JOY" (strauss,)
orchestra,
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DIR. Wexford moved that ali candidates
not receiving three votes on the first bal
lot be dropped.
The Chair doubted the propriety Of
changing a rule in joint session which had
been adopted in separate sessions.
DR.. Wexford amended his motion by
adding that by unanimous consent all cam
didates not receiving two votes be dropped.
Mr.. straus favored taking several ballots
before doing this.
Mr.. Burwell also objected, and the mo-
ton was declared out OF order.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
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BASE BALL.-The second game OF ball
between the Richmonds and Peabodys.
which was played yesterday afternoon, re.
suited in favor OF the latter by score OF
Is to 6. Umpire, w. A. Graves. Mr.. Nash
made a home-rlln. The Richmonds have
engaged Mr.. Morgan, Of Baltimore, as
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Christian a. White have just received an
elegant lot Of large smoked tongues ana
choice roe herrings, with fresh supply oil
Russian cayair.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
CuMMONs LIVER REGULATOR.


ASK THE RECOVERED
Dyspep,,cs Bilious Sufferers, victims of Fever and
Ague, the Mercurial-Diseascd patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
hcal,h, cheerful spirits, and good appetite, uey
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, Jaundice'
BllIous Attacks, sICK HEADACHE, Collie, De-
preston Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
"''' w. 1T HAS NO EQUAL.
This unrivalled southern remedy Is Warranted q
not 10 contain single parueieoi hkHCoha vi any
Injurious mineral substance. but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE
~ Won feel drowsy. debilitated, have frequent
headache. mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, anu
t,ngue coated YOU are suffering from torpid il'ef,
or T. hii,onsness," and nothing Will cure you 80
Msedily and permanently as to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
n "a given with safety aud .he happiest results 70
the most delicate infant. IL takes the piaee OF qu
nine and blfters Of every kind. Is thc chesPc''
purest. and best family medicine In the woria.
Beware OF counterfe Is. Take oniy the genu,n,e, 4,
IN white wrapper with red q in 'front.' prepared oy
.. snf' ", ID ny ALL DRUGGISTS. sp 6-eodtAu3O
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SC. only for = Picnic CIGAH.

STRANGE THAT PEOPLE WILL SUFFER
with duh feelings and the blues when they can De
so surely cured by simply taking a few doses Of
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. Genuine prepared
only by j. II. ZELIN & co.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 81 !;
Q A. NJ, ~; noon, rs; 3 p. NJ, So; z.
NJ, 70; midnight, 6s.
Mean temperature, 73S.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, DC.

SHORTNEss or BREATH. weakness. indigestion,
almays cured by the regular use Of tOLDEN
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC
INyIGORATOR. in pint bottles. Ask for COtdtn's ;
toke no 0ther. OF druggists generally.
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

1T WILL NOT mend broken limb or stop bul-
lci-Iicle, but TARRANT's SELTzER APEKIENT
will relieve headache, aid digcstlon, regulate the
bowels, and 1t is to-day The finest Of all catharics
and stomachics. Sold by all druggists.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SWARTHMURE COLLEGE,
~ REOPENED IN RESTORED BUILDING.
Both sexes admitted. College and Perpetrators
school. Under csre OF members of The society of
Friends. The main buildlng, destroyed by FIRE
ninth month last, has been compietey rebailt. en-
largcd, and fitted ap with all conveniencos. Thor.
matics. and the Sciences. New Scieutinc Building,
containing Laboratories, Drafting-Rooms, Ma
chinc-shops. and all appliances for pursuing
thorough course In Chemistry, Mechanical md
civil Engineering. The next term opens NiSTH
MONTH (september) 18TH. Apply carly. as.
other things being equal, places win he given the
earliest applicants. For fun particulars address
EDWARD ~. MAGIIL,
President swarthmore Concxc,
jc 23-7st Delaware county. IA.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-u .Y.-For the Mid
die Atlantic State, local rains, followed by
clearing weather, winds mostly westerly;
stationary or higher temperature and pres
sure.
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The McGill Lyceum will have a grand
picnic ut Mount Pleasant July 10Th. He-
member the day, Wednesday, July 18th.
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OUTSIDE Of school doiugs. MONTRosE" Is tho
most important topic. Gus. DELARUE, next to
Dispntch office. can tall yon all about u.
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AMCSENENTS. A
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION

4
The regular weekly sorec viii take place AZ Mo-
zart Han THIS Thursday EVENING at 81
o'clock Admission only by membership or IL
vtatiom-cards which must be prcseDtcdat the door.
Members can obtain invitation cards on appIlca-
tiOn 10 &. l.. SIEGEL. 42l Broad street, or {. +.
JOHNSTON, 9ls Main street. Jy Git
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BABC"CR's tBOsToN) FINE CARRIAGE VAR
rIsHE for sale by BISswANGER X CO., 1927
Main aud 2lO Broad streets. Telephone at both
stores.
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CHICK CIGAEs, DC.

If yOu want to know Tie meaning of mon
TROsE " ask l.. RUGER, corner Ninth and Bank.
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OPENING OF BEH ssD AK horhI
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
TO THAT
FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT
FOR THE SEASON OF 1882.

RICHMOND AND DASyIrLE RAILRoAD'l
PASSENGER DEPARTMES1.
RICHMOND. May "a. 1882.
This popular resort Is NOW OPEN for the sea-
son of ] ss2 and In addition 10 the perfect lraln
service therefor advertised Ia the c9spany IeSu,
viii occnr reeula rly during the season on TUES
nay AND FRIDAY Of EACH WEEk apoh
special trains, leaving Richmond az . r. NJ; ana,
r,.furniug arrive In Richmond ~ 1880 J.. VI.
The uniform rate Of fare for Tound-trip tickets
ON regular p1sseugcr or excursion trains viii be
25c STRAIGHT fare In each direction, zoe.
Tie usual forms Of cOmmutatiOn tickets will also
FOR tickets and all information apply either al
Richmond or Manchester stations.
For charter Of special trains call on the under
signed. a. Iorb,
my2l General Passenger Agent.
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INDIGESTION,
MALARIA.
fjy l-codlwI
PERRY DAvIS'S PAIN.KILLER,
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.
PERRY DAVIs's PAIN-KILLER
nd relieve all lung and kidney diseases.

At this season various diseases Of the bowels arc
prevalent. and many tires are lost through lack of
knowledge Of q safe and sure remedy.
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IS a sure cure for Diarrhea, Dyscntery, Summer
Complaint, Cholera Morbus, etc., and Is perfectly
safe.
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WRITING SCHOOL.
10 TEACHERS.

OFFICE or CLERK AND TREASURER)
SCHOOL BOARD CITY OF PETERSBURG. ?
PETERSBURC, VA. June 20. 1892. y
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR POSITIONS OF
IA PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOLS AND TEACH
Frs GENERALLY will he received by tIe under
signed through the post-oficc or personally mtii
SATURDAY. 9th OF July
In accordauce with State law, those applying
must hold the license Of superintendent of schools.
White applicant will hc examined ON the 6TH
and cOiOred on the 7TII or JULY instant al the
lligh-SchoOl building by Superintendent r. u.
Branch, commencing each day at o NJ
GEORGE ". SCOTT,
CLERK and Treasurer School Board City Of Peters
burg. w3O-dtIyS
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DUNNING RACE,

There will be RUNNING RACE between heats
between HIPPO tentefed by 6, A. Pusesl and
JOHN RANDOLPH lentesed by Thomss Duke,
Jr.,) f5r pure VI t20c. y6-lts
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THE DISPATCH
nY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
n. SsY SissaTan X ( asi1ssss to
.cri,crs 2, rTrrrs nf STSfs Per ~ week. payable ,e
for SIX months; si.s0 for three months; Soc. for
'"f The S'Sd.i SsdfM.iI-wEEKLy DISPATCH a, % per an.
The wEElNLY DIsPATcH at VI per annum.
nRowN's IRON RITTERs.
SEEK HEALTH AND
AVOID SICKNESS.
Instead Of feeling tired and worpoui, Instead of
aches and pains, wouldn't you rather feel fresh and
sircusS
Yoa can continue feeling miserable and good for
nothing, and no enc but yourself can End fault /;
but ~ you are tired Of that Kind Of life you can
change Il II you choose.
HowY BY getting one bottle OF
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
and taking Il regularly, according TO directions
MANSFIELD, o., November 20, 1851.
Ocntlcmcn,-I have suffered with pain In m side
and back. and great soreness on my brosst, with
shooting pains all through my body, attended with
great weakness. depression Of spirits, and loss Of
sppc4Ite. have taken several different medicines,
and was treated by prominent physicians for my
liver Kidneys, and spleen, but got no relief. |
thought would try BROWNS IRON BITTBRs;
have now taken one bottle and half and am about
well--pain in side and back all gone-soreness all
out Of my breast, and have good appetite and
called the king Of medicines.
JOHN X. ALLENDER.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Is composed Of iron in soluble form; cinchOna the
great tonic together with other standard remedies,
making a remarkable non-alcobolic tonic, which
will cure
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
MALARIA,
WEAKNESS,
aud relieve all lung and kidney diseases.
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nv c,N sAvrIy RE WITUOIJT

NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY.
Its price brings II within the reach of all. For
,ale by all druggists at 20 Soc, and 81 per bottle
PERRY DAVIS s son, Proprietors,
a. to,-eodtJv11 Providence, X. I.
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BASEBALL.

ID { IL VI o y ID ;
III VS..
PEABODYs, OF BALTIMORE,
4:30 +. NJ,
AT BASEBALL PARK.
Admission, 25 cents. y6-lt'
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RACES.

rT,HE SECOND RACE MNAG
i BETWEEN MAUD l..
AND CHARLIE RosS win -
take place at the kAlR-a.An
GKOtNDs THIS EVENING. y6-lts
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HOP BlTTERs have more patience than job,
curing thousands of patients daily.
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ExCURsIONs. PIC.NICs. &c.

DIC-NIC FOR THE BENEFIT OF
sT. PATRICK's SUNDAY SCHOOL, al
sCUIrErZEN PARK. James river on WEDNEs-
DAY. July 10, 1852. Tickets: Gentlemen, 5Oc.;
children. 2jc. BOat-race and gla,s-ball shooting.
good time 10 all who attend Jy t-1b6su2t
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L.
Mr.. Higgins nominated Richard Fox for
CITY Gauger. and he was elected by accla-
nation.
Mr.. Higgins nominated Mr.. b. Z. Gallo
way for Inspector of Wagons and Carts,
and. on his motion, Mr.. Galloway was de-
clared elected by acclamation.
Mr.. King nominated Mr.. G.. Watt Taylor
az Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department,
and, on his motion, Mr.. Taylor was de-
clared elected by acclamation.
Mr.. Williams nominated Mr.. X. NJ. j.
Paynter as Superintendent OF the Fire.
Alarm and Police Telegraph. lie was
elected by acclamation.
Mr.. TAYLOR nominated W. ii. Shields for
Grain Measurer, and he was declared elected
by acclamation.
DIR. Wexford sominated the present
members of the Board OF Health-Drs.
Cabell, Cunningham, and Taylor-and they
were reelected by acclamatlon.
The Police Justice sent to The Council
communication giving the names OF Messrs.
f. B. White, V. III. Wyatt, and A. w. Ro-
sene as candidates for Police Clerk.
On motion of Mr.. Crump Mr.. White was
elected by acclamation..
Mr.. Todd nominated W. c. Wilkinson
for the office OF JanitOr OF the Police Court ;
Mr.. Ellyson nominated C. W. Tyler; Mr..
Rankin nominated Richard NJ. Lee; Mr..
Miller. Richard Crump; Mr.. Dickerson, +.
L. Powell; Mr.. Crump, Emmett Scott lco-
lored): Mr.. King, Richard Schultz; Mr..
Williams, w. G. Bailey. The Clerk read an
application from Julian Alluisi, endorsed
by the Italians Of the city and Colonel I. j.
Evans; also from John Il. Brook, M; Lo-
terzo, John +. Pulling, George W. Colgin,
James Bolton. r. b. Franklin. and Frank
johnson. Mr.. Higgins nominated w. l..
Morris, seconded by Mr.. Turipin.
In answer 10 a question by Mr.. Barks-
dale the Chair exploined that the lowest
candidate would be dropped after each bal
LOT
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WANTED, TO BORROW $1,000 at 10
w percent Interest for one year. Good secun-
ties Address j. l.. BUSINESS, care Carrier No.
IL. ~ a-yts
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THE REV. JAMES E. ROMANS

The Rev. James L. Romans, rector of
Chris Protestant Episcopal Church Manhasset Long
Island, died at his home on Wednesday night OF gan
creme. He was born IN 1888 and was graduated from
Kenyon College Gambler, Ohlo and from the THEOLOGY
ca Seminary al Alexandra, Va. He was made ass slant
reetor to the Rev DR. Tying upon finishing his studies
and vas subsequently rector OF ST. Pauls Church at
bahway n j. Leaving that place. he went 70 Cincin-
hau and was rector for six of ST. Johns Church
Returning TO Ne~-Hork he became OF the Church
OF the Mediator About thirteen years ago Mr. Homans
Went 10 Manhass.t, where he remained ia charge or
SiIlst Nhufcn uhul his death In all ne epeuf rvtnty
Two ears IN tue ministry he married the
Ans Ut :. Ii lying, by whom mad two so5s Sna
rasusie All o. whom are still living The fnnari ~ =
row aiternOOn. - 1-'HIaoset, t0-MOr-
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vrS1cAt AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

There will be a special afternoon perform
nnce of The Merry War" at the Acazar tomorrow
Eben there will be price of admission TO all Pars
pt the house.
AT Wallack's Theatre this week a company
nj precocious children have performing Patience
10 the delight OF many and the surprise Of all They WILL
~omatn until further notice. giving afternoon perform
apces on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Mr. Theodore Thomas this week closes his
series Of concerts in Ccago Next week he viii be in
cleveland and special excursion trains viii be run TO
that city every day all the railroads leading thlther
10 enable the people vi the neighbOrDg counties 10 al
Tend his concerts
1t is expected that Charles Wyndham, who
IS about TO build a new theatre IN NorthumDer
land-ave London, Will visit New-YorR this week
lie will look through the theatres OF the
oity for hints which may be useful to him in his enter
mise and will give suggestions TO the scene painters
and carpenters concerning tine sketches and models for
Fourteen DAYS" the piece in which he will appear at
the Union square Theatre On OCTOBER ~ uhuef the
MANAGEMENT Of BROOKS Dickson